Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 66, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 November 1860 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE. IND. i m'RDAY MORNING .NOVEMBER .1 Kaia Affairs. Tbe evidence of Mr. Buchanan's total iuipacily for tb position ho occupies accumlatos with each pataiug day. Nearly every lwaiure of his administration ha3 beta tyinnicaland a failure. Golden opportunities hepn frcnv,ti ui .1.. roper use of which, he would uavo gained he affections of tho people, and rendered is official course one long to be remembered for its faithfulness in protecting the jghts of all sections of the country, but he as Buffered them to pass by unheeded. Ou ho contrary, he seeni3 to particularly de ight in taking that course that will create ! he greatest trouble in the country now, : . , .. .uu iup uiiu.iui appear tur most odious in

he estimation of all right-thinking poople .ereafter. He sterna to be animated with .11 the malignity without the usuiil hrewdness -of a fourth-rate "Five Points" politician. In no single instance has the iucompeteny of the Administration been so clearly ?hibited as in tbc management of affairs in Kansas. That territory has been one incestant scene of tnrmoil and confusion since Mr. Buchanan was inaugurated. A little promptness aad (iwkm on his part would have prevented ail the agitation which has existed throughout the Union on account of the squabble 3 in that ill-fated territory. i The telegraph is again furnishing us with batrbea of items which indicate that the old border difficulties are being renewed with more fury than ever. The present ondition of affairs was foretold weeks ago, and yet Mr. Buchanan paid no attention whatever to the warning. In order that our readers may have one of the keys to the present difficulties, we copy an extract from a letter published in the New York Tribune dated " Osage, Southern Kansas, Nov. 5, I860.'' After enumerating sundry outrages to which the citizens of South-western Kansas have been subjected, aud giving the names of several men who had been murdered, the writer proceeds : But there is another link in this chain of events. Three years ago (I speak from my own recollection a survey was made of the Indian Lands in the south-eastern corner of the Territory, and the northern (east aud west) boundary of the Indian Territory, established about twelve unlet south of Fort Scott. Immediately mirth of and joining that boundary, wa3 fixed the southern limit of the New York Indian Reserve, but at the same time information was published that the Indian incumbrance upon the New York Lands would soou be removed, and that, us the lands were not occupied by Indians, there was no harm iu allowing the emigrants to make settlements in advaucc of the final extingutshmentaf the Indian title. And thus encouraged, the people selected their claim'', made improvements, erected dwellings aud entered upon the full enjoyment of their new houses. This would have fully satisfied the agents of the Administration, had these lauds been settled principally by I'ro-Slavcry instead of Krec."Stat. (migrants. But when it was ascertaiui'l that Bourbon County cast a majority of Il publican vote, it was agreed that 131ft Ift ijf must be done; but that something ramaiued a mere harmless threat, until tho adopliou of a general plot for riddiug the Southern moiety of Kansas of its Free-State population. Recently, however, the people settled upou the .New-York Lauds, have found themselves the victiu-s of a scheme which, in cruel villainy, has never been equaled even in this Territory. A new survey was made of the Cherokee Lands, and when that survey was completed the people 4 were informed that the Indian boundary extended eiyhl miU$ beyond the limit jirtt established. Following this startling announcement, the people upon the figlitnlle strip were ordered to quit th.-ir farms and remove from the Indian territory. At the same time the news came on from Washington thai the Indian title to the New York Lands waa removed, and that the entire tract was open for pre-emption. Thus matters stood until the 29th of August last, when President Buchanan's proclamation, offering the New York bands for sale on the 2d and 13th of December, struck terror to the hearts of the people. Hat th" end was not yet. Very soon after the posting of this proclamation, the settlers npon the eight-mile strip (numbering 1,527, according to the hrtaeensaej were again warned to leave. Many of them had erected expensive dwellings, and expended, their all in lencin' and improving their farms. To leave was ruin. They chose to linger, hopng that (.rtffAin would be done to save them from the imicnding catastrophe.- -Thev would not believe that orders would issue to drirt them from their houses at this season, and leave them shelterless lor the Winter. But I he Free-State man who bopea tor the least show of mercy from any of the Kansas appointees of Buchanan is doomed to disappointment A few days since the Indian agent, backed by Cdy (Tinted Stales dragoons, lighted his torch and started for the Free-Slate settlement. Coming to the house of a FreeState settler, he driven the family from the premises; hurls their household goods after tbem ; touches lire to the roof that has sheltered them, and then stands sentiuel over the kindling lire until the entire building is wrapped in flame?. And then the fifty-one brave agents of Democracy start for tbeneaf house, and leave itouly when the red flames that encircle it bid deliauce to the little group that stand gazing upon the ruin if their once happy and peaceful home. Then another and another of the Free-State homes are devoted to quick destruction, and the unsheltered inmates left weeping by the dying embers. And thus has the infernal

work progressed uutil llOUi ci are rcluceJ to asbes ' This is uo tin re flj'ino; report. 1 have sen and conversed with uiany w hose homes have beeu destroyed , and who are now wandering yvith their families: iu search of winter shelter. Three days ago tbe buildings burned numbered test nty-four. How many have since beeu destroyed we can only conjecture. As for the settlers upon the New York lands, they have until the middle ot December to prepare for a similar fate. And in the mean time bands of murderers ate almost constantly invading their country, shooting and banging their cttuess, stealing their property, driving them from their claims, threatening them with death, and by a hundred other modes Subjecting them to annoyance and constant peril. Such is tbe coudition of affairs iu South ern Kan - Anil, as might be presumed, ihe people are determined . ot ahcai . to be

thus annoyed. They are preparing to strike I a blow that will be decisire one way or tbe other. They cnnot Afford 10 be always on the watch always ar.uio,- for defease. They desire peace, aod if they .cannot otber- ' wise bare it, nil! fifili for if, and 6ht, too, with a purpose to win. If our bordir ' troubles are aprain inaugurated, the " wnr ' will be carried iuto Africa. ludced, while you of the Free fetatcs are shouting victory over the retiring hosts of the Black

Power, you need not be surprised to hear of : Btlrr'C eveuU m Kuuras. tjerlatu It i, luc present condition ol out aQairs will soon be terminated. satire Well TiuicdIitt Have Pnuk None of your little, hollow, half-way, make-believes, but a real old-fashioned break -down, alter the pattern of 1837. Individuals may make a loss that is their affair but the country will be surclv and greatly benefited. We shall import far leSB goods and export less specie. We shall 'e83 fxFnsivel' 5 we shall trade less aud work more ; we shall economize, and haul in our horns, and reef topsails, and come out stronger and j wiser and richer in the end. So let's have a good, strong, old-fashioned Panic ' True, there are some drawbacks. We bare our crops just ready for market, and j shall sell them ten or twenty-five per cent, j lower than we otherwise would ; we shall sell millions' worth of our Pnblic Securi- ; ties to foreigners for twenty per cent, less! than we shall be glad to buy them back for, after the storm blows over ; and a good many mechanics and laborers in our cities will find the coming winter a very hard one. But then the country was never be- j fore so rich and strong as it is now full of Grain, full of Cattle and Swine, full ofSpe- ' cie, full of everything. There was never before a time when a financial tornado had less cause than now consequently, never i before one when it would do less real harm. Our Exports are large beyond precedent ; Specie has ceased to flow from us, and must soon begin to pour heavily in I upon us. Our Mines, our nerds, our Farms, our Factories, are all doing well ; ! a panic now may save its from one when j wc should not be half so able to stand it. so let us take uoiu, ana gel up a roaring smashing, high old panic. -V. Well said lor the Tribune. 1'. Tub. It is very stricken in foolish in the West to be panic this time of her real prosperity. It is nothing short of a hypochondria or nerv ousness in our people to be giving way to weak fears now, when, if ever, they ought to be self-reliant, confident, and independent. It is true that, down here in the extreme Southern portion of Indiana, where the drought prevailed severely, and where claims exist against Kentucky which on account of short crops have not been met promptly, money is scarce aud people generally "hard run" for means ; but the State at large is in a good condition ; and our people, not having been living extravagantly, are not very deeply in debt. Therefore thir panic nry is cowardly and discreditable. Vmmthr.St. Lnui It liilu-iMt 20t. Steamer i migrant Burnrd in the Missouri Itiver Boat and Cargo a l'ota I I.m. nl.lvc!) Lost Ownerhip Value, &c.t tc. The steamer Emigrant, Cast. Terrell, a well-Uuowu Missouri Kivei packet, was burned to the water's edge, uear Doziot 's Lauding, at 8 o'clock yesterday morniug. We are gratified to learu that no lives were lost all the pusseugers aud crew escaped with their baggage. The Emigrant left this port for Leaven- I worth City, ou Sunday moruiug laat, and had a good cargo, aod a large number of passengers. The fire is said to have origiuated from a barrel of spirit gas in the hold. ! As soon as the alarm was given, the hatches wen batteued down, aud the boat beaded for shore. By this means the passengers all j escaped with their effect.1, aud the books aud I papers of the boat were gotten oil safely. One of the hatches was opened aud an ! attempt vaa made to extinguish the flames by water, but the boat was soou reduced to a charred wreck. The passengers walked i about sixteen miles to a railroad Station and several of them arrived iu this city lat evening. Mr. Mason JohniHou, clerk of the boat, also came down by railroad, and to his ' courtesy we are indebted for th- particulars of the disaster. The Emigrant was uninsured ; she was built by Capt. Hugh L. White about four years ago, and was purchased three years j since by Capt. Terrell, her commander, and j Ceo. W. Boyd, of the firm of Boyd, Bark ft Co., who owned her up to the time i of her los. Site was rained at about j $10,000. The Emigrant hail a valuable cargo, 1 which was, of course, totally destroyed. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. v ' B H H B K B JS'T B It 9 COUNTY OJtDJCBS. -I will take S2O0 county order it-r gooda) at eaJa, and sell t;oods at curb prirea; r, 1 will take them ioi accounts just dm or lallliiaj daa berueru litis uad January 1st. Call U.M.M. (aovtj i'II AS. S WELLS. mY tiMt MMDS ;JO MJlisbOn: Kir -ttn, i .tiuprinint: Sh.vel, Torn; Mud looker; beatrtifnl sh.,.-! tain T ones Sliiiiiae; BasMl Utnvy 'ml Itie-k-tn; &4et '"mui.ni Ctml Bncketa; l 1 pain KiRtien S4mmnMs aud Tulips ; palm Brass Ffead Shove! and Tongs ; j do. Bhort Handle IrAnOoal Imovels. Kor salelow . noiS: i HAS s. WJMK. JtS.ItB VIITTBms.-ltO ItOS.BJS Meet Cutlers ; i. W -Meat 'tiiff rs TW ram nveil kiada, ami abuul hall old prices. vS CHAS S WKI.LS. ap;. OB VHHISTMJIM I'BBSBJ TS. Come ami nee. Ivorv Tattle Kniieft :nnl Sorka; Ivof Table Kaatrea aim..- . Plated rrks anil SpiMUiM ; Ivory Cnrvetl and Sleel.i ; Hotter Knives : Salt Spoons; Soup Ladles,; Suar su, -els ; Knil'e Tray. ; Siio Bmi-s ; Kealher Ptnttera ; Tiii li t Setts, tiinl it general assortment a Itoustkeoping Gootli all clieap. Illimii Mi'iteu anil CbaafjS Oi-d. rs taken at tai: at nudi prices. aov-j:t) " CHAS. S. V KLLS. .moott: WOO ft .' -TUB t:-ftBJt-lot of Masoned wood, ol all kinds, which he will deliver, either ttawed or lull length, any place in the citv, at the market price. II Ll'TZ. DOV3S) No. 7tl, cor. Chestnut and Kotntfi .tn. atTWI.A.V. IMO.n TUB STJBIB fW ol' H. K. Kuail. on First street, in Kvaon ill.-, nn Tinas! ST night. Nov. !SU(h, lhtki, a bUKf Sorrel Horse, about '.1 years oh!. A'o irhit a6utJ Sum; t-hotl lad"iro;the (tohits til hu hind feet ore worn ott : has Ion;; mane. Any one returning him will bo well run for It. i nov-Ji-dlf t U. . UKAI. "jrjB t t I. TB 1 . B I V'B J.V1I It BB SSM ed Ttirkovs, live ami dreatied Chickens. A t LI lot of tilt. above yoMie this tiav received anil JAS. KKSKINK .t CO.. No. 47 Main street. lor sale by ttOVJ ii.tii.y. 5 BBJLS. BJfOBITB e, iu ipiautities to suit purJAS KUSlvINE & Ct'. S, So. 47 Maiu street. i hssers, at MVS CRESCENT CITY HALL. Op. Tfanmlay. rrtdaj, and Saturday eveiinaa, ami ftaturday atu-ruooc. WOLFSTENBERCER'S Hundred Mirror of the World. MMIB I.J HUB ST, MOST IJVSTBUCM five, and enchantii.'u; exhibition iu the world. iklH Mamtuoth Pauoraniss, eoverini; 70,n(ioyards of canvass, show ing the most noted scenes, f i t h -fatly copied rroui nature, iu KCHOl'E, ASIA, AFRICA. and AMKRICA: en.iin with the stil.lime and thrilling ascent ot Mnl'KT Blanc. Price of admission only cents. Afternoon exhibition only ten i uSitii. I. L QKACE, aoVl-Jt .iurlil Ami Mil. i..

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

n i J'B l v.n a p. a t ljbhb M slock ft No f,af. pjuA Lumber. maybe f?und at mriwr limn n't Seveath street nov.il JOHN K GLOVSI5. PEOPLE'S GALLERY. "Secure the tttadqw ere the u balance lvi , Lot u.ituio copy that which nature tand" " ' mbbbjiuu nrm.ys s to., op WW 8t. Loots, wiut1 respectfully Inform the citlol Eanf i 1 1 e aud shioity, that they har' tjttb'I up a uue auit of Mom. at 'Hall's Block," 'U Tbinl struct, a t-iw doors above Maiu, uud ure now prepared to take- npeciot Am'jroty pes ix i-agra fir tbe frifliug sum of TVENTY'FIVr OENTCv A flue vanity of ruses always ou hand, all of which will be solil ; rot mately low. Call and ,-iw ue a trial. IH'RNS CO. mm o u a .y it .th;,jvh. ami its M ML Burruw bave good Iioes aud 1 pair first rate Mat', u Mules for sale at !uw prices. nov22 mm it tmcb obj mtvjt tmo.' for VI License. Tbe undersigned will apply tothe Board of County Commissioner of Vauderburgh county for a license to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a qnart at a time, at hib usual place .f business on lota 21 and 22, Uriginal I'lau of Use City of Evansville. nov21-td JOHN V1CT0BV glOMV.S'BHX uyrqiBHT. UBLU WLs oyer the body of Mary Thompson , found dead in the County Poor House, Pigeon Township, Vanderburgh county. Not. 2Utb, 1C0. Tbe verdict of the jury was that ibn came to hei dentb by banging, supposed to hav e been done during a fit of Insanity. When she died she was dressed in a purple calico driss. She waa about 7 years of age, aud about 5 feet high. She had no property on !.-- r person as far as we hare been enabled to ascertain. JOHS WAYMAN, Coroner. OOV21-2I Yjj j - United States Life Insurance, No. 40 Wall street, NVw York. Jos. B. Counts, I'res't. JjW. Kaoil, See") Cash CtgwteJ S10o,o00. Total cash Asefs in 1860, $600,000. ANNl AL liiCKKASKoVKU 1.00,000. lHvidends declared every three yearn. Profits accumulated at compound intort, on the priuciplu ol a savings bunk, payable iu addition lo the -inn-insured in cash. The business of the Company is cmiductrti upon a i-ush buai-t crclniuey. Ovt-reight thousand insurances have been ouVrted by the Company since its organization. Premium on BlfOUU for life, may be paid quarterly, arini-unuually, or annually. BATTKLI., BE II M ANTHKS, Ag"ts. Office: No. 87 Main street, KvaiiKVille, lad. Dr. II. O. Josr, Medical Kx.uiu inor. Uftlc : First St., above Walnut. DOTjl-lyd No Discount Ojy IW.BMJWOtS, WMSVOJVBi.V, a.,.t Iowa money when buying your (Iroceries and Fi.oea from JAS. EKSK1NK CO., novo No. 47 Main street. fojf r- (.vtji!.-iii Hi.. Proctor A Gamble's Qeiaia li and Mottled .Soap, ' lit boxen llttrd Prssasd Tallow Candles. J.!S. EUSKINE V CO., DOVSU No. 47 Main street. Jf VST It B V B M ' B II. no It f J 8 QM l't i:u Onion s, 100 bags Northern Potatoes. i For sale at A. LKMCKK A CO. s, novl;"-3t No. .'J4 Main street. m9B I SttJJft r.V jm9JM8SBB. WW A first rate article of each jnst received aad t.tr enle by (novo) OH AS. McJOHMSTON. Jrpli-H I.BS, MT9UP, B BPP Bit JkL Saut e, dv. 75 do, assorted si.es just rec'il and for salt, by CIIAS. McJOUNSTON. H H I. J Tf TUBS, BOB S.1 1.B WW at Sl.fttt per bbl, by uttv i COOK A LAM. LEY. M?BBSH TOMATO BS.-X3 IIOX -4 : ML- I lb cans Fresh Tomatoes, 0 do. J lb cans do., 5 doz. .ri lb cans do., for sale by tiovltl COOK A LANULEYHHJSll. JVVTS.-5 BH LH new crop, just rocoivca ny octll s. . uiiiwun & v u. "jj I.J! BUB J SSBT.nBJT OP BB I .tnt aul fashionable Ladies' end Mi-' i Cloaks, has just been rocoivod, and will be sold cbe-p trt usb, at (uovlo) W. M. DUNCAN'S. WJgl ft II K.I T AO SMCBS MUCK MM Wheat just received snd for rale in ipaaulities to suit purchasers at V1CKEKY BROS. Stat ! Urocery, No. ti Slain street. novU B U- HBRBBW 50 BXS JVW. I and extra S;aled Herring, tor sale by uovl'J t HOii LANtiLEY. fj((ju.vi jjmii t'JH u.n n n .- ftVM li. ".'! bxs Macctiroui aud Vermicelli, just : reteived by (oovl'.t) COOK - LANGLEY. S B J HO JV. H. W. PBOVB, M Cranberries, Raisins. Apples, t urrauta, Pickles, Extracts of various Fruits, Spicei. Nuts, Ac. ,T AS. EKSKINE A CO., uoviH No. 17 Main street. ."' JJS'It WIBIOU W.-IUB. WW 10 dot No. 1 and '1 Tubs. IS " Market Baskets, j Churns, 5 Washboards, 10 ' Buckets, J.'i newts Bnckeye aud P.tjilsr Bow Is, ID tlttz half bunh Mtasures, .tiiol received aud ftr sale liv auM CM AH. Mi JOHNS TON. rM1BJ!TBJ! T MM t ti HJB B M t bests and 76 Caddies of ihr tunoiis kinds and grades just rtceivttd by novO chas. Mt Johnston. kI .Vl BIBS, 'iO tIBOSS t M.O THUS Pins, In gross Stove Polish, 25 grots Washing Blue, 10 doz Baking Powder, - cases Sardines, whole, bait, and quarter boxes, M doz one and two lb t ana Cova and Spiced Oysters, iu store and for sale by (nov2H) CHAS. M.JOHNSTON. MZWATMBBS : BB Jt TMBBS .'- JuU Ml ' lt,s. prime New feathers In store Hod for shllu quantities to suit bv m.vO CHAS. M.JOHNSTON. A' WBBT POTJTOBS MT, Bl'SM. Sweet Pototoei. juat re.'eivetl and CHAS. kcJOHNSTON. like lai'Re for .ale I. Illinois Money. jrjS-f BTIBS ILLINOIS, M Wlsronnln, Ioa, and Missouri Mou. y can tlikp.-e id it to advantage bv t ailing on 6KO. rOSTSRJ IX , novlti tV.ruer Litcwtt -ttre.it an.l Asoal. Southern Money. rnOFTH VJBOI.IJS jI. Alabama, Qearela, Lotitsiaua. and N or th Carolina Bank Notes bons; I by OOVltl GEO. FOSTER A CO. 1 1 I J SB S J SSO BT B II t'J S T I If Steel: cases Spear Steel; 12 bundles to-r-HUUI Steel, received and foe sale by novl'i SAMl'KL OKK. B.OOO SMS . for sale bv SI-fit fOt.'TB ' BBJ.S' (DOVTV) COOK LASGl.KV. .auu nrsupsi.ni: ojts bob sj i. k - by inovl'Ji CooKA LANGLKY. jr o TJ TOBs: PO TJ TOMS ! BOH m tosk of tine Pink Rye Potatoes; 50 buak of tine Swe,'t Potatoes, tor sale cheap for casb at the STAB OE0CKB.T. aovl Jfl'ST BBl'BI I 'Bit. S2JF 'j casks Sugar Cured Hams, 1 " Pried Beef , j " Shoulders, 1 btl K.x. Boioguas, "Mill lbs Breakfast BaoOB, And for sale at the lowest prices at uovli JACOB MNZICH .r SON'S. gfO I.L BVTOH H SJ I.B OBMB.lt. BS Wy tate for the pavnient of the eoeta and expenses of Sitle-walk improvouients. Ntdice is hereby given, that by virtue ot a precept issued by the Mayor of the City of Evauville, aud to me direct? ed, I will sell at pnblic auction, at the door ot the Court House, iu said city, on Friday, the 3oth day ot November, 1800, the following lots or parcels of real estate, ur so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount charged anil assessed against said lots respectively, or tap custs and ax pe bees of making street, alley, and side-walk improvements in front of said lots, together w ith the costs of sale : FOlt STI1EKT IMl'UOVKMKNTS. lit feet and six iuchesiei Main street, and extending back of the sains width 144 feet toan alley, being tho SLtuth-west side of lot No. S2'J iu ths J)onation Knlargeiuent, ?170 .Te'.;. POR AbLBV lMt'ROVKM KNTS. Lot No. ti Block -, Northern Enlargement $1,011 do 7 do Z do do 1 ol J KOR SIDIi-WALli IMl'KOVLitENl'S. Lot No. ft. Block UU, Lamasco $::.!?,'

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

C'LOelA RECEIVED!! at THK NEW YORK STORE. Thai piouiised lot of Cloaks has arrired sooner I than we anticipated. It iatbe finest and most desirabld assortment we have had this season. THEY WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH. -j Remember they AUK REAL BARGAINS, and tbe vpry latest stylna A lot ol very tine quality of Stella and Thibet Shawls, worth 7.00 to 83 wj are sailing at $1.7 to 8r. fn." -a great bargain. Akosj .c.y lar" atsortmeut of Dress Goods in reat riety,and newest styles, and VEftY CHEAP. (ash Only and (hie Price. We resptM.'tfoliy say to all that we cannot open any )rvk accounts. The extremely low prices at which ue sell all our goods forces u to adopt this as a rule from which there will in uu cae be any deviation. Bosoember that the New Yolk Store sells goods ml ,nll Jv . ut ill. I . . .. . t i . . i. .. . of the very lies! alwftvM, and v article i-. warranted as repre We have a very cteap lot of Table loths, TowelIgs, Napkins, sVt., t . Alfo the largest and most elegant assortment of Silks eviu exhibited ill Evansville, au i ot tbe most Ittshionable styles. GILES A McPIIEETE RS, N. Y. Store, No. S First street. mioK bb.vt. tub wbi.1. r.MV Store, lately owned and occupied by Michael Gavisk, deceased, as a grocery and provision storo, corner of Main and Fourth streets. Therd is a tlrst-rutu smoke house attached to the store. Apply to John Gavisk, or WM. RAIIM, Jr. july'J-d&wtf fOPBBI.BTS, BMJS'HBTB, T. u WS Comforts. 10 extra heavy and nice Coverlets, Blankets, uud very heavilv wadtled Ctunforts, for sale cbeaj. at B0HAPKCB k IU SSISG'S, novl. No. i'J Maiu street. J II IB S' MATS, PBVJmKS, ICc. r j Out stock of La.lies' aud Misses' Hats, Plumes, French aud Americau Flowers, Velvet and Bonnet Ribbous, always complete at SCHAPKER A BLSSING'S, norl2 No. 41 Main street. a H- WIltB .4 tt'jf H B OS PS, JIT (novo) VAUTIER A MARCONMEK'S. rwio lbjsb pom j tmbjh op M years. Several larjze sijuares of groiiud ou both banks of Pigeon Creek, iu Evausvillo aud Lamaaco, with the right of nsiug tbe waters of said Creek. These squares are well adapted for Sawttnd Flour Mills, Foundries, Breweries, and machinery ot every description. Terms vcrv Isveiatde" Apply to LAW A ANTHKS. novll 87 Main street. ms-ii hij-ij. Sc. m 800 lba Gum Pack! g, 250 lLs Cotton Rope, all size. lnrtels Ex Packing Yam, 51 lbs Sackiug Taine, For sale at JACOB 8INZICH A SON'S, u. .il : VYatBr-st., bet. Sycamore and Vine. mOTICB OB JIPPOI.-rTJIBJT as Executor. -Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed executor of the last wil1 of Clemeuta Ann Farrell, late of Evansville, Vanderburgh county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. JOHN T. WALKER, aorl'2 Executor. mmoTU B OB SJLB.JOTMVB MS WW hereby given that I will sell at public auction, cn Tuesday, the tth day of December, A. D.. lGo", at tl.e reaidence of Clemeuta Ann Farrell, late of Kvau sville, Vantlerburgh County, deceased, all her personal properly, l onsisting of hoiwehold and kitchen furniture, one cow, and one silver watch . A ctedil of six months will to given on all sums ver three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with appioted Bttretv, waiving valuation or appraisement laws .IOTIN T WALKKR. uovl2-..wd Kiecntor. jri i'ir St- B B IS. M 1 'B J r ST MB mm. eeive.l per llailioad, and for sale tiy bot9 tJKO. KttSTKR A CO. mioib Jtjyra jri.v -so it his. M Kxlra Flour, 2S am ekm do., lO0 do Bran, iu store and f.-r sale l.y nov.t UKO. F.ISTKR 3t CO. MJt BJS JS' S I" I. I'J I J M VC KM wheat, ltysi ff.s tresh Buckwheat, in bbls and bas, just received and for sale by ,'. ;ko. fostkr co. J. H MAGHEE & CO., VjrPiA' SOI.lt OUT TU HIM MM Stock of sail tin. ..Is. are now in receipt of a very large mid elegant stock of WINTF.R GOODS, pun based at very low rates by oue of the partners in person, who is always in the market hunting up bargains. We w ill sell for rash, at New York prices, or to prompt paying customers, us clieap as can be fonnd west of the mountains. We have just received 25 cases very handsome Prints. bales Domestics, o tlo Brown Drillings. .". tlo Scarlet Flannels. Incases Bleached Alusliua. :i do Ladies' Winter Dress Gootls. ft tlo Twt-eds and Satinets. 10 do Notions of all kinds. With a great variety of other Goods, w hich are all to be sold out before Spring, at prices lower than the b.'.v. st. J. U. M AGH EE Sc CO., iinvX First Street, Kvansville. Coroner's Inquest WMBItl OfHU TUB HO It I' OB MM Herman Hcefor, found dead at the house ot J. HE. Iloelker, on the corner of Sixth and Sycamore streets, Evansville, Pigeon township, Vanderburgh county, on November '.tth, lbOO. The veruict of Ihe jury was, he came to his death bv cutting bis throat, wrist, and stomach with a pocket knife in his own hand. At the time of his death he was about oi years of age ; be was about hve feet six inches high ; when he died he was dressed in blue pauts and while shirt, aud had nothing on bis per-oe. no9-jw JOHN WAYS! AN, Coroner V. C. jr j ii IBS' J.vtt missbs' hjts, MJ Silk, Beaver, Cassimere, etc., trimmed or tintrimmed, 'i he latest st) les made to order ou short notice at YAUTIERA MAHCONNIER'S, nc, 8 o'J Main Street. TJ H B P J M B USBjWs. -BOB O t'BBM Coat Collars, Wristbands, Trimmings, c, at (bov5 VACTIEIt MARCONNIER'S. m iMBJu'vB'.h i:.-T.r,o bb i. s. M-S Louisville Cement, In hh ls. Grey Lime, at s oo pet bint, in store and for sale bv ' acl25 W. 31 A I U 51 A N 4 CO.

CLOTHING.

m p m o c jl j .wr t r o .v. FALL AND WINTER I 3ST O, FtlR MKN AND BOYS' WKAR. WHITE & FANCY SHIRTS. CNIiFlldUIRTS ANH DBAM KHl, HATS Of ALL KINDS. lusli Caps, THE CHEAPEST LOT IN AMERICA. A. YD MAXY OTlir.ll ARTK XFS. All of you in want of the above named Goods w ill consult your own interest to go to S. ROSEN WALD & CO., OAKHALLCLOTHING HOUSE, NO. 73 MAIN ST., Between Sveond and Third, EYANSTILLE, IND. Autl be careful yon make no mistake in the place. STEER DIRECT Ft Hi osonwal ci ' s Where you will find t all Uaiea tlio Ik'-! of 0uo4l at titp LOWEST PRICE. It will xay you to bcj THE STOCK. If there in iu the list of Rpra!.- given to tbu world tor acceptance ami approval, any which ai t entitled to confidence by their rfect adherence to thf laws and intention of the Creator, one 1 the ! : mhi.-ai. OMfOH lKHLlY, for overy Hpcie0 of Lung, Throat, and Bronchial ditHcul I y , even that of Actual Couauiuption, aud the other the jiiNtly celebrated to,u anooynk, a Most perlvct remedy for Nenralia, Gout, Uheumatiriui, Partial and Actual VaralyRiw, St . V'itUN Inuce, Ch runic, paHtmKJic and Nervous Head Ache, Teoih Ache, Ear Ache, and that chief of all caused uf dirtranes, Low of Sleep. If our frieudH will accept the decUratiou tliat (or hix or eight years these preparations have been through teKtH that would satisfy all, iu place of sweeping declarations that mean nuthiug, aud then priH:ure aud read the pamphlets, to be found with all dealers and agents, they will be able to judi'e how far they cud be relied on. GENERAL AGENTS. J. W. BUNNEWELL & Co., 7 aud 8 Coiuniercial Wharf, Boston. G'20. BUNNEWELL, 145 Water street, New York. Undei the special supervision of JOHN L. HUNNKWKLL, CneaaisC and lMiarmareiitist, Bo.tou, Miuts., whose signature - vers the corks id' the nenuiiie only, and to whom aldrss all i nmmmili'MtliniH, 8idd by all repe table dealers everywhere, KKIiLKH & WHITE, Wholesale and Retail Agents, Evansville. nov5-4m dw WJ tJMPB T1.'H JJV BX.TBJ Mm. nice article, colors and striiies to match. ! something worth having, just received at SCHAPKER A BUSSING'?, j nov.12 No. 49 Main street. MmuTJIOHs 7". BBI.S. CMMMCM M Nesbanuock Potatoes in store ami for sale at low figures, tocLOSa ovt, by octft W. M. AIRMAN A CO. U. W- ARMSTRONG, Old urttablirttit-d Steam Furniture and Chair U ANCFACTCKKIt, And .wholortnle :ind rvtail dealer in ail kfftAfl if PUn8 and Fancy Furniture and Chairs. M HA VH TUB E8T, AJSU0 M. oni.if the liofit arranged and conducted Factories west ot Cincinnati, aud ran -ell h o hh nuy Cincinnati House. Any Pattern desired made to order on Hhort notice. Turning of any kind promptly attended lo. JfS All work warranted to be made of KeaMwiit-d material, and of nuperior workmanship. WareKoomn, No. KO Main street. nov-t 9UBIHTIAN KRATZ WM. II K I LAI A N KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDRY! MANUFACTURERS AND BITI LDKRS OFSTKAM ENGINES AND BOIlEH8, Saw and Grist Mill Mac!iiut-ryf Toba:ro Strews Gumming Machines, (Miinese Sugar Cane Mills, Thraslug machines, 4tc. EVANSVILLE, IND rmrviK fhofbiktors or the city For ML dry beg leave to inform their friends and tin public in general, that they are prepared to do all kinds of MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, and everything appertaining to ths Foundry bui nos- They nte manufacturing Steam Kn;ink am lioii.UKSof any size and power required. Saw Milj Machinery and Mill CJearing of any siite ; Distillery and Miniug Ma"hiiieryt Tobaco Screws, Gumming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mill-, Hornepcwers, Corn-sheHers, Machinery of all kinds made and repaired. Iron and Brass Casting! of every description. Iron Housefronts, (Vllar Graus c. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest improved patterns; Hollow Waia, Dog Irons, Ac. BREWERS, DISTILLERS, RECTI FI ERS, A' , Supplied with every description of Copper ans Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles. Refrigerators Attemporat'irs, Spart-n, Stillhendr aud WonriH ol an improved principlu, ColWBsas fr Alcohol Mills Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphous, Ac; Copper, Lead auo Iron Pipe; Copper, BrasH and Iron Pumps of everj variety, for Ueer, spirits, oil, frc.: Brass Cock1 an1 Valves, Steam Whistles, tt-c. Workmen sent to all parts to tit up work and do repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron Work, tc. OLD METALS BOUGHT. They are dealing in aud selling Allen's Improved Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tubing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Siuut Machine, Stephen Hughes Klour Separators, G t man Bolt ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Parking, Hor-, dx., ot the best kind; Tiuplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin, Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick. They have every facility of the best Machinery and workmen, atid will give all work entrusted to tbem, their iudividuat attention, rilling or!rt promptly, warranting their work, and are satisfied with reasonable prices. toW Oftice and Sale Rooms, No. GO Main street; founde! y, Boiler Yard au t Machine Shop on Pine street, bet wee u First ' lx ond streets, Evans : Ti Me, Indiana du.T

BUSINESS CARDS.

(SCtCESSOB TO A. KURTZ.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTIONER & BAKER, Manufacturer of Candies, Cake, Syrup, ate., dealer in Oranges, Lemons, Ac, and Nnls of all kind? WOrders from parties attended to at bertet net ice. Sole ascat f-.r MaltbrV Unrivaled Baltimore Oysters, No. 1 fkrntb rirst ftreet, Utxnu Main and L -cust, EauovilIe, lud. For sato clieap tfr cab. ort24-ly JnHM A. ufmZ JU11N A. UANKV 11Z & HAtfj, i . ".U.II.V.WV.U.WV1.V. J CRESCENT CITY POUKTIDIIY. EVANSVILLE, IND The proprietors tftfca CKKSCENT CITY . OCN DHY beg leave to inform their friends aud the pub he in ger-rl that thrj ure fully prepurt-l to mnk It order all k Ends ot ACHii.FRY NrvUdl tot Mills or Manafiftctot'iei ol muv knia Having a greafl vr:'tv iMAtBrM f"r 1 I i. L ii K A JrM N U , l'l UliV Mild STEAM ENGINES of ati potter required. Also mauuiacturtirs of DISTILLERY ANI M1NINC. MACHINERY. TOBACCO SCREWS AND FINISHERS, MALT MILLS; SASH, Ml LEY AND I .Mi' ROVED Circular Saw Mills, GUMMING MACHINES, IRON FRONTS lor HOWM, CHINESE SUGAR CANE MILLS, STEAM BOILFRS IMPROVED LARD TANKS. Aod in fact evervtliii!! iu the I ICON KorNDliV AM M Ai'HINK Iti SINfcSrt m MLS 8 8 ZwB TWJW 8 ma It- tu inlrr. ALSO Dt-Kii'rs !i n Biipri'r artfefe of THRESHING VA CHINKS, And Powers1 complete, of ta latest improved stylu. IMPROVED STEAM GAUGES, GUM BELTING AND PACKING, WROUGHT AND WELDED PIPE, LEAD AND COPPER PIPE, AND PI KB BRICK, All at MANUFACTURERS' PRICE. Ililit'Ht price alwaya inM f otd METALS, At the old SL:iiid Col uer CaBa anil Ingle sit ret RXITZ A HANKY. N. B. Workmen sent to till parts to put up Ma chiuery and do repairs in Boilers. TH RESH1NG M ACH IN ES Always ou b:itid and f r Kle. je22 e ol Saddle, Hatiiew, Bridles, Ac,, feEeepi comtaatlv on hand a full asrsortmuut of Saddles of every kind and price, Harno.ss, Collars, WhipSj Klv Nets, .Saddle Bas, Ac, frc.f at No. - 1 I RST STREET, Tosters Block, Evansville, lud. -MT'Bepatvtog neatly don. auir;.'; Notice to the Pu b 1 i c X. RittoiilDors, UtMoVfcD TO No. 67 Main st. bet. Second & Third, Is open with a uph ndid ari.iortmeiit of JSpoo-tvoLo Prices from S3 t. to $18. ISItAEL Iil'l TEMiEHt., a'j turer t the newly invented aud improved Spectacles, No. 4, Thir4atM bet. Main aud Locust, opp. Orescent City Bank Building, Evansville, Ind. Th ess celebrated Spe t1 are made of Bvaxftfan Pebbles, and constructed ii ircordanre witt tbe philosophy of ui.tutn, in ta pet u liar form of a concavo-convex, which can rw nsed by the uM and young, either by day or candle light, witli perfect nsrro.snd no unpleasaut feeding to the ev es that mnuy experience from using the common kind. They tend to strengthen and improve the sight, an will be Hen by tho following testimonials from rhose using them : fVofH Stitttusf (Vr, lfj. X bav purchased a pair of Sjncta' !ts Ireitf I. Rittenlerg. I bate found them to be m rlV. l rs easy to tin (). I cheerfully recommend tl em the poMhs. From S. .Sei'rn.nm, K-. X -m ' p leasmn in reroniuietidlug t In ISSSSS of F. Riltenbeig lo the public. They give great Bstlsfisction. From Juthje I'. B. Mo;re, Btiottrii'T , fmf. For years past I have been accustom d to ass nr tlflcial sight, and buvo tried fever.il kii,ds ot spec tacles, bul I have found none SO easy to the eye as I. Kitten berg'a. I tako plvasnra in n j.mmeudiDK Iheaa to the pnUir. Frinreto.i, iwibmi'H county, la ILiving i iPh, and forborne time tUMda the Brazilian Pebble BpSetacies. gotten np by ofr. I. Rittenberg, forruei iv of 1 udianapoiis, and now of Evansville, we can most coroiaHy recommend ttiom as li ii,.- easy for the eves, and iu all respect a good article Rev. JOHN McMASTER, G. N. JERAULD JOSKi'fi PEVIN. J. J. KIRK MAN, SAMUEL WHITSETT, ROBERT Il MOAN, j marfi-dAwtf IJtMiFLAXDS GERMAN MEDICINES! THE 6 RE A T 8 TA N D A U 1 R E V K I i K S ' (d the pietieut age, Iihu a quired tin ir gieat : ularity only through years of trial. Unbouuds4 saliatactfon Is rendered by theoi m ali i asee , b: H M A S H l T T F. 11 S vtUs ronrrii slt ctras Liver OOnsplaint-i, Dyspepsia, Jaundice-, NVivhus Debility, DiseuseH of the Kidi,esT initial! difwasf j arinia from a disordered liver, or veahMns of stomach ami digestive organs. ani will mnrrtvKisT prcviat Fetlosf Poser, JWWsaa Feser, ail Ff'V ui,J Ay See our Almanac for proof. Price 7Acfs per bottle : HOOFLA NiV$ BA L8A IfC ( OBDJA L WILL ft .SI I I V KLV WmtK Coughs, Colds, or InSnsrmt. Bronchitis, Inflneuzs, Cruup, PneontToni, Incipient Consumption, j and has performed the most Astonishing eWres ever known of CONFIR M E D C 0 N S U M P TI UN As a Diarrhoea cordial it is uHiifrflhtml. Plicfi 7fi cents per bottle. IJOOFLAND S OXSMAN PILLS. being well-known throughout Europu and Amercan necsl no commendation here. They are purely vegi table, are prepared with great exactness an sugar-coated. No better '"athartie PHI Can be ' found. Price !" cents per box. These medicines are prepared by Dr. C. M.JACK son A Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and St. Louis, Mo., and are sold by druggists aud dealers in medicines every where. The signature of C. M. Jackson will be on the outside of each bottle or box. In our ' EcfrijJtotlrj's AlmitU'ic,'' published annually, you will And testimony and commendatory notices from all parts of the country. These almanacs are given away by all our agents. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. .See that you get Hooflaud's German Bittars, prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa,, end that his signature is cm the wrapper of each bottle Kelb r fr White, Agents for Evansvilie, Ind. Letch a Carlstodt, do do do dec'J TWM JL. JOH.YSO.r, BOOB WJTMm EH AND Blank Book Manufacturer First st., bet. Main and Loctitt, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. 06 "Bisnk Books ruled, paced and madetoorder uf the liest paper, from it Memorandum t. the largest Ledger. Music and Magazines buitttl in any style. jelii-diwtf MB BJ.ys B KJ.ys 'YOU It'! 1. 1. MM flud tbe best o,uulity of White lleiins by calling at the STAB GROCERY, So. 82 Main street. rino.nJTOB -t tsup. wb iu x'b M in store an extra article of Tuniatoe Catsup of our own ruak abtttit ltttl gals, iu Jugs of 1 to 23 gels., and aUo in bottles, at wholesale aud retail. Also, u auptior article . f Fieurti Mut.tat.1 iu V' gal. tarsi a d bottles. u-Tvi- JACOB SINZiC ! i BON.

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Insurance Agency. ALLEN eTHrULOCK KT MV lilt-. CKDKCWSITEi: 4NI6KNBAL lK:TAVf AGENT, AnjTSTr.a or aa&OU, I NT.ar Pcsi'C Bte WHauf to taint PultcUls from aeterai Firs Cites and jio.t reliable INSl'RAJvCE COMPANIES In the Ctiu.-;,, ..u ! :..i.f and Ji l. .".sw. iIt!Jt also recti appllcatione for LIFE INSURANCE. He will attend tn the adjnatmntt of Vomit of every description n- .! r p MHei t to other agencies, and attend to the fettletnent ol n'l innters eonuected with IN8IT BANCK i parti m terested. Ilia long cxpertenoa as an fvsraoi Aor.fc-r, has made him faiaih:.- with all objects eonnecte.1 with Instirnncr.. Office. Marble H.tll Rnfldrnir. No 9 Main rt NORTH AMERICA?? FIRE INSURANCE CO., u larroito Cash Capital, - CASH ASSET", .$300,000. W. C HASTINGS, Sec r. A T. HASTINGS, Pres'l. Insures b uurtt Loss ntel (linage by Tira cn Cttvetl. Inga and their eor.tentt. Manuli.ctorlea, "iltlls, Storeliou, Ktitrks ot MercUamliac. at ur and rtK.innt,l. rules oi premliim PoMeics tri.inptly mm4 and !wfe fldjosted t,r the Company by A C. BAL-OCK t SON, Aots. Marl.le Hall nuildlntr, Vnio street, -i-ivi-vine, It.diana H 0lff W 19 s if n ec 10 , OF FV l'tTJT Oflfoe 1 12 ond 114 Broadway. ONE MILLION DOLLARS ASSETS JV1. r IS. I-.. -1 mfiot Tlw Hihiiii liiiiraM. t . mtiHtiy InHute. a(rsSSS Loin or Dhomwu i'.v p'ire on Dwellings an I thau oontenta, for si term t Irom I ti. .". years on th llliwt fV..IMll tel l'l- Stores, n'alehotlie., Ste.'kS of HsKls-Biiliiu Product Mannraetorios, Mankl aad all ineuriti, propeity, t fair and aattahls rates in l on INLAND NAVIGATION Ami TrasfMMAatlosl , eliipttttinta r.p n Klin BlTars Lak h, Canab and Kkllroads, t i. ' ;b naturu of the riiika will t.e:.r. with fu!rni.,t tc I'r.i. a'iroJ iiud the Ciunpany . Atljurtiti;; all loaat firlv , an I promptly p...itpj l-h. CHAS. J. MARTI S Prea't A. K. WILM VRTH. . Pr,i i 3. Mtr.'iON Smith, Serretarj John Mi::kk, Ass't Haoy. t pplj.-ali.tni mitde t" and aoHclSS laSSt 5 bj A. C. IIALLOCIL X SOS, let a mg5 Marble Hull Bondjpga, Main nttoet INCORPORATED 184 7. City 37 X i o i!"iii ia i a. 19 H .1 . t)K HARTFORD, CONN. Capital, $250,000. C. C. WAITS, Hot; v. C. It. DOW KIl.1?, Pi rt. II. Pltli'K, i.onertj Afettt, Iteildiug at Ohb fa, 111. CASH CAPITAL it SURPLUS) 1327,549. This Cora puny tnrures against los and damage by Kire on Dwellings and theii Jontonts, Stores, Warehouse. Stocks of Merchandise, and all insur able property at as reasonable rates of pitLUlutn a auy other solvent and reliable Conip in;-, .) tjt, LossssJMrh) tuid vaying rftsMi protiu8Mjf. Appln ations bad to stid futioies Issued by A. 0, UAL. LuCK & tiCN.. Marble Hal! Building,, Haiut.f iiug'2,-l vd Evansv U E, Tnd. HARTFORD firs mmm co.. HARTFORD, C O 70 Fi . INCORPORATED 1810 ; 11 A a t k a v k it s ic x v a jl With h Hncrf.n;ul Bnsln.-BS h erirneo of F" ft y 7-T o -tv x- m. Csuli Capital ',t)(l. 'ton. on i.iittal ;nrl Surtlus, S0u,980 81 Instirani.t. a.iirjit I.tiss or Itsg !v Tirti, oo Dweltftis;s, Fiiiu'imo, Stlorits, IVitichottsM, Mar cbantliso. Mills, Kanttfectoripa, utnl iithur kinds cf property, can bo t(r.H:rpri in till fnmpaity upon tii favortible t. rms as the naturu of thi rii.o auJ mm. rity to PiII.:y holdeca arill admit. PARTICCLAK ATTENTION girra lo insuring Fsrm property, r.nsitinif .,t Datulliiuta, IS.irn-., iirA ontbnlitli-gs ctai?r.:ui' . aed V- rnirttre, LiveSt-iok, Hay, Graiu, Furuilitir Ctcoslls, itis., ex., c!nulu;il thftria, for h term of y eai.. a- I.Oy' l-Us of proniltim. OFFimUs : T C. Allyn, il alary. II nnr.nptna, Trea'l t. C. LjmaD, Ass't tloc'y, W. li. ri ,w, rs, Ai tuary D. AiMander, Oaneral Ac-tit for th. WMtorq an.i Soutlt Vstertl ".taf, tjolnmbm, Obltt. J. ItrsliAwi. A-t't int.'i il Agent tor tho Western t. :. i Smith Wist. in fltatea, 0tlatbus, Ohio. AppUcattoo. for inntraoe. may u, u.x le to tho tmefvlg ed, the duly authorised Ajjnts of tfcs (tio.iny. A.f. BALLOOKA anS, Agtt Ol n. t: Vt hie Dillldtog, Mstn trot aaK23-l) .I WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE, N.i. 5 First r!tre. t, ltw.en Main and IstM WM9B OBI Bit TO TUB PVOBtt WW W eelje A Wilson's bnAroTed fHnrln,t Ma I chine at reeTaoed priraM, with iticfWinil toiUIuoima in its merits as Hie li,t nnd most rdlabia (amUl neu ing iiiacbiite nuts iu use. It sou s oijual ly welt I ou the thickest or tMwmtt I t' rics; makes tho lock j stitcU impi.ssi! !.. to uuiav. l, with the ossentlal 1 B.lTantuge of bring sllhe on both sides, formiog u i ridge or chain on tb tiiu1r side ; is simple la cost ruction, runiu spe-dy Iu uioveuient, and mors tlurablw than tioy ..tbei ntachioe. V glre full in structious to enable the purchaser tti sow ordinary stains, stitch, hem, i II. quilt, gatttor, biud, aor tuck, all oo M sain,- osach ioe, aad ,tru;.l t i i tltreo y.iri. V also keup ou cooet.t i; : ly Uaad a loll MMClmesi t of Singer's machiut--. Circulars coutaintLig tcnlliuoulals ot the abovs ' niachitii.s, trout pesautis ol lba hi?hst standiiie : East ami West, giving prices. Ac, will t-e ftrulshsa gratis, on application in person or by letter. tXtf F. M. H IU. MAN "The American Cloiliins; House." OUB STOCK OB CIIBJP J.'.'ll Sl lr Clotbiug Is mom complete, together wlrh a full line of ail styles of Fancy Notions and Furnishing Goods, all ol wbicb we off- i to tho Whole sale trade, anl will Ijll.T.ntWB litem t giresitis faction in quality, style, and price. Ws would also announce to the citiznus of Kvan-i!;, and tothe retail trade generally, that In addition to oor wholelie stock, we will k-ep a superior lino goods for RmiMMs. Iu this line we ul "l1'," cluivoly for Cash. But we can ar. l will t e-'-''v:'a" lower than th..v wet- ever s..ld bj th' r-S'i dealers iu this , t n Tl us, and teefo'S'ifies WM. . KKF.'.'t-H CO., eptJ!c No.2fMa! street.

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