Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 67, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 November 1860 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND.

MONDAY MORNING

NOV EMBER K

BSWe have been tailed upon recently to record the demise ot quite a number of newspapers, some of them old and apparently well established journals, but which were evidently not " paying institutions," or they would net thus give up the ghost. The panic and hard times now setting in will probably operate fatally on mauy other papers, though we hope the great majority will be able to weather the storm. At ht-.i the newspaper business is a precarious one, and we do not wonder i.hat so mauy persoiis engaged in it are desirous of exchanging it for some occupation more remunerative. In no business is the labor harder and more wearing on the eyes and general healthful in none is the compensation, in money and comfort, for the means invested and the work done, so meager. Printers woik. tor t glory " exclusively, and all they get o' that you can put in your eye in feet, is already "all in your eye. '

The President ' View. The following we pet from th Washing ton correBDoadence of the Cincinnati Ga zette : A very important letter has appeared in i the New York Evening Post, written by a correspondent, who assumes to know somethin? of the views of the President elect. From hia outgivings it appears, first, that Mr. Lincoln is determined to conduct his Administration upon the principles enunciated in his various speeches. From them he will not be driven by threats of any kind. Secondly, be will make no public declaration of his views until as President elect it liecomes his duty and privilege to do so. Thirdly, he approves of Jackson's course in regard to nullification in 1832, and will imitate his predecessor's action, with due regard to the changed circumstances of the case. Fourth, he will not , bother himself with all the small appointments, as some of his predecessors have dene, but will leave (hem to the heads of departments. Ho will admit no man into his Cabinet who is not unreservedly a Uc- I nmhlimn. Such is the irocrramine, which j upon the authority quoted, it appears Lincoln has laid down for his action. Mr tX" Cincinnati has fully resumed her former position as the Exchange market of the West, rates haying advanced at Chicago and .-'t. Louis to a standard always fixed by an inflated, unhealthy anil unreliable currency. Thus we find exchange on New York plenty and dull here at an average of J prem. for our currency, while it is secure and firm at St. Louis at 1 prem. and at Chicago at 2 prem. lOr their currency. Such banks, or we should say, such banking as is permitted in Missouri and Illinois, tax the community to an extent they are not aware of. When a man takes a dollar bill out there he gets 98 or O'Jc. This depreciation of the currency, for that's what it is, though it is called a premium on exchange, would amount, ou the exchange of this city alone, to $1, 500,000 per annum. We suppose it is safe to put the cost of inflated banking in Illinois and It iagouri at S2,uoo,ocu a year. This is borne by the people. If they were taxed Ui.'-t amount directly for the support of banks, llwto would be a rebellion. When St. Louis and (Thicajjo adopt the clearing house system, tve Eh ill see the end of this, but not until then . Paddock' Bank Mirror, Sorrn Carolina Impatient kor Cokucion South Carolina vapors about calling out ii 'ps. What does she want of troops ' Tin v cost money and she has none of thai to spare. Hei currency is gasconade. Shi; tulk's an if Bhe had to be forced to stay in the Union. Nobody is going to disturb bet . Let her Federal ollicers put their resignations into the hands of tlm t ioveroment. There will be forty applicants for every place. Her anxiety to lie coerced ii of the same kind as the strict, propriety ot the single Kentucky female, who had a single beau After sitiincf a loin; tiaae, at h renteciful distance, bhe suddenly sqaan k iked oat, "Quit tjaeezin' me 1 The startled Bo or boa i Ii Bourbon county) exclaimed touched you 1" 'Well, sai.l :ihe, "you re VVH3 liolll "1 bam I rota to not tT-Tbe Washin((oa corresnoadenl ( tbe Philadelphia Press says : i hae it I'roin f;ood authority that no eneouracemant mav be. expected from either Ktif;land Ot France, in favor of the Disunion movement in the .South. Great Britain knows her interests too well to embark in such a venture, and France, under (he iuspi ration of the crafty Louis Napoleon, will not be ready to uuti. ipale her rival in order lo secure the doubtful enAlingetify of a trade with the Southern States. IJeutletnen closely connected with the British Legation, in thi-i city, who have studied the workings of our institutions, and who know precisely where this Disunion movement will end, do not scruple to say that lha Ministry of the Qneen will never, in any way, extend the slightest synipnthy towards the pro. slavery leaders, who are now lo.ikin to the turniation ot au independent Southern Confederacy. tiftj, Mr. 1). 1111:13 passeil VickabtMtg on Friday lust, on his way to his plantajlioa in Washington eouiilv. He was a passenger ou the James Battle, and while at the l.Miding a large crowd assembled and called for Mr. Douglas. lie presented himself, anil spoke tor about twenty miiutes declaring himself in favor of the maintenance of tbe I'nion and the I 'onrtitutiou that the administration of Mr. Lincoln wa3 powerless, us I tli Houses of I 'on gross were opposed to his policy, and if the South kept her members, in liieir seats, he would not be able to carry Out a single measure of Republicanism. Mr. Douglas was in excellent health. He was to remain on hii plantation for a few days, when he would be joined by his family and proceed to Chicago. 5t Lou,s Iitp., 21-1. The Lotiisvii.c .lournal well says: The most accursed traitors to the South are those now within the lower Atlantic States who are forwarding exaggerated and mendacious dispatches lo the North. If North and South Carolina will include among those liable to penalties for incendiary publications the utterers of these monj gtroiis atrocities, we Mini I rejoice most heartily. Gen. Ca inir in the ExCintD. We find the fofloWVasbinglOa correietnettoe of the New Vork KxprefS : (Jen. Cass has been a heavy ..-er in i-tooks, and at the last Cabinet meeting was to excited by his losses as to cause quite an explosion by his denunciation ot tlie EKs anionists.

1HK r ASSPORT feYSTEM IN bTBOPE BEINC. Abolished. The Swedish goverumeut Las taken a step in advance of all continental system. Anybody hereafter may enter Swedish territory, travel through or leave it without any molestation from the civil authorities or any police interrogating him, j as if he suspected the stranger as being a criminal. Russia has also modified her passport system. These steps show that Europe is getting tired of her absurd restrictions upon free intercourse between the people of different countries. The interests of trade and the convenience of the world require that travel shall be free over all the countries.

The Helena (Ark.) Shield thinks the talk of disunion all foolishness. It says the only question the Southern men have to answer is : " Will you vote to destroy a Government which has given you protection in your life, liberty, and property, and has made us the first nation of the earth, simply because a section of the Union 1ms elected a man President, when that man is elected according to the pro virions of a Constitution formed when almost (he pntlre nation was slaveuolding.' Ufcipkooity. - -The South Carolina papers advertise that Kentucky money, at 5 per cent, discount, will be taken, payable in South Carolina money. Such an exhibition of financial oenerosity deserves a return, and we are authorized to say that the j provision merchants of Louisville are dis- 1 posed to be equally generous. They will sell potatoes, Jtc., for South t'arolina money at pur, that is, bushel for bushel. Bring on your money. Louisville Democrat Two Prkhidkstiai. Candidates Bankrupt. A Washington letter-writer says : Douglas, whose Chicago speculations are supposed to have made him enormously wealthy, is embarrassed beyond hope of redemption. Breckinridge, whose large investments in the West conveyed an idea of riches, was impoverished by the failure of the Ohio Trust Company, in which he was a heavy stockholder, and now, though the candidate of the slave interest, owns neither farm nor slave. Tnnra Deaths From Diptukria in onk IIolsk. There have been several cases of that terrible disease, diptheria, in Newport, Ky., during the pa3t lew week3. Ofi Monday, in the house of a German, residing; on Patterson street, three little girl?, aged from seven to ten years, were lying dead of that malady, they having been fatally seized by it within a few hours of each other. Lou. Jour. V. xtensive Votino. In looking over our returns of the election in Iowa, we notice that three counties gave twelve votes each. Sioux county recorded nine votes for Douglas, two for Lincoln and one for Bell. Cherokee county gave Lincoln nine aud Douglas three. Iluena Vista gave Douglas and Lincoln six. In eight counties the whole vote amounted to 20;:. TUBOUOH TO DkcATUK. Wu lc-uiu trorri tbe Nashville Patriot that the work on tbe Central Southern Uiilroad has at last been completed, and on Monday ne.xt the trains will com me are making rcjrular throughtrips between Naahvitle and Decatur. There are now live railroad termini at Nashville. Lou. Jour. jjjjvjrThe Galena aud Chicago Railroad has recently declared a dividend of 5 per edit., payable in New York, January 1st. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. PREPARE FOR THANKSGIVING. VST ItECEM EI .1 r EL.I.IOTTS Family Croee.y, Slain street, ner Kirst. nil J lure mt TcaKKYK and two han't red t.it t ill' lvENS. They are alive, but will be prepared trom day lo di.y tor customers, aud may be bad already dresse I, at my, counter, bii and fresh. Call and c,e first choiee. I have, besides, 'every thing lathe I. mi ) grocery line. which 1 deliver tree ol charsto customers. Come and lit yourselves out t o Thanksgiving Day. nOTttt-drf .T. V. ELLIOTT. ttS. I HI! Oii,. .1 l .t 1111 ti St t' plv ot this eeientasea "ii tor ine cure i lltteumal Neiir.di.-ia, Nervous and .Nieli Head ache, To itbwche, Soretbroat, d. . . Vor sale bj V .VI. HI Kl. bOW Kit. I'l ll;.-. St. BOV2I Vs ManS . YV:tshlin-,tou Hloek ,iif.T I- JI-- i II.J I- Ied Lipsand Hands, when yim can ears them by one application of the Cu, pound Glycerine Lotion, prepared onl at WH. ttlKRBOAVEhVH, Drmntist, nov2i 7s Slain street, Washington Block. WJISSE.VCK OE . very COEEE E 1niihiii..i article, jastreii. 'tin ea.is sat ed an. I I. Wat. BICSBOWCR'd, Dragirtai, 7s Main street, w ..-Ii n 1 Rl.s k I .Xttl-t HI Hit EH Ol EUCOJTS sn.i splendid stoek ef lb.- above ioods, at -.'o a?r prices. W .!. K stplM ssds nit. less tl.au la-t year's FRENCH A Co., No. Main slreel. s E E It E It E It V T E It !UO 1 COUNT1 oKI'KKS - I will take $:'." SoUBt orders (tore Is) al ran, and nil e...sl at asi. p' ees ; or. I w ill take them u accounts lust dae talllua due between this and January 1st. I'au. s. hsaviSI) CJHA8. S WKLI.s. mtcE tiootts :io M.i.vit so.n i: I I Me etts, ut i tut - Coal P" SMI lb lonC NnprisInK Shovel, Tones i ibovel ami Tonga Stum!-; Buckets; 4da Ci.n.mi.n 1 s Kitchen Shovels and ad shovels ar.-i Tasajjs ; ti ,-l.o.els. ForsatelOa and Poker ; It", b 13 dill Band Hm Cmd Buckets; Tonics ; n pah s doX - but I II. Hell Cl IAS. s. W KL.LS. TfEUS. -ut iios.E-y .1.,. Meat tuff. rs. The III. wl , about ball old prices CHAS S W KI.LS .JtlSJItlE Meal Cotter ,,. proved kinds. In I OH CHHIST.Jt.l S ESEJS TS. Ct.ini' and si's. Ivory 'fable Knives and sry Table Knives alone ; Plated Ftrks Forks; Iv and S1...01 is; Ivory Carvers ami Steels ; BntU'r til Snoons; Soup 1. a. lies; Sueur s'i.oK IliVeS eta: Knife Trass : Bnfoe Boies : Ceather luToilet Setts, and a general assortment Ilouss keeping U Is al! cheap. Illimtu Mo ami CoMMfs Otilm taken at ran ..t .ash pines. (l.ovj:t) ' CHAS S, WE M.S. Cl O O It ! tl CI O It ! T 11 E l.'.Vl E H-ii.dk.-ps coiislani iv ou h-mii a mrge !.t of seasoned wood, ol all kinds, which he will deliver, either sawed or lull length, any pi: in the city, at the market price. It. I. U Tit, novJ.l No. 7A, cor. Chestnut and F.-uilh ate. ITOI,EJ: EHO.n THE STJBI.E I II. 1-.'. Bead, on First street, m kvaubvlue, on Tuesday night, Nov. Kuth, IMHI, a large Sorrel Horse, about '' years old. A'o traits aboai Uim; shod 1st" ire ; the points of bis bind feel are worn ..it; kail lung leant) Any one returning him will bv wixl rata fur it. (noyita-dtf ' H. E. KKAI mjmOtlJLTmtr.EArMt JA7I MtHESS. B ed Turkeys, live and dressed Chickens. A tine 1 t of the above goodie this day received and for nde by JAS. ERSKINE tt (JO., novd o. -17 Main stvl ut. MM Mills, fresh made, iu quantities to suit parchasers, at JA novSI EUSlvINE & CO.'S, No. 47 Main street. H U N N EL L ' S (j.'okmi:kly of stkfii.e a husn em,.) Flooring 3V2:11j3, COBNBR or WALNUT ST Ii E ET AND THE CANAL, rr.i.V.sl'l.ti;. 1SD. OIK J--l ESTJtItl.I81l.TlEJT is now in lull operation, with uew.'lUii L'i Ml - i.ieie ataaliimirv ol the latest Style, for Dressing Lumber, PHtnimt ami tsraovhsg Flooriai nutkiniz l)o.,rs and Hash nuil.liiis Window Rl 1 wt ami evei v other ihsM I illtlOli of WorK im iti such establishments. All w..rk at tb.se Mills wanantod t" be vwli j, , aI1) w ll Ih- idlei-ed i.t th.. K.west mam prices. Dry p.iplar Ploorlng and Wentnerboardhag oenstaotiv on hand, and will be sold f..r . ash. Bra. kel s ami Scrolls saw.-.l to any pa' tern slittie,-aud all kinds ot Sawing done to nlri , ..ol in il... most approved style J--' VM Ul'NN ITLL.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

nf.v . i .rt it e 11 . J t..ii:t.E stock ot No. one Pine Lumber, may be found ut corner Maiu aud aev.-utb streets. ov.2M JOHN T. GLOVER. PEO PL E'S G ALLERY. "Secure the Bbi-Jow ere the substance fide, Let nature copy that arnica: nature made." M E HK.ttU tl flf .vs CO. OF tttt St. Louis, would respectfully inform the citizens of Kvannville and vicinity, that they have fitted up a nice suit ef loonui at -'Hall's Block," ou Tbird street, a lew dooi-s above Maiu, and are now prepared to take superior Am'-irotypes in c.si.s tor the trifling sum ot TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. A Qne variety of cases always on band, ait ot which will le sold proportiouaudv low. Call and give us u trial. UUUSS A CO. mmOM&JSa JMJYIt .fllEES.-UEJIltf MM Burrow have .! i;ood Horses and 1 pair tint rate Match Mules for sale at low prices. f 0T A' OEJtPPEICJMTMOJS' FOH Mlw License. Tlie undersigned will apply to the Board of County Commissioners of Vaudeiburgb ( otiuty for a license to Mil spirituous and intoxicating liqiiou iti a loss ..naulity than a ijuart at a time, at bis usual place of business on lots -I and f: Prist aa I I'lan ot t lie- City of l-.vaiisi ille. norZl-bJ JOHN VICTORY. fOUoWEH'S M.VOVEST. MMEEMM WLS over the body of Mary Thompson . found dead in (ha County Poet House, Pigeon Township, Vanderburgh county, Nov. 20th, ISO). 'I be verdict of the jury was that r-h came to her do. ilb by banging, opposed to have been done during a lit nf insanitj W ln-u sbe died she was dreaaed In a purple calico divas. She w as about .7 years of age, an. t about r. fort high. She had no property on her person as far as we have t.een enabled to usee tain. JOH3 A Y M A N , Coroner. uovzl-::t AUgMVX uf win: United Statis Life Insurance, No. to Wall street, New York. Jos. B. Collins, Pres't. .Ix. EADIE, Sec'v. Ctuh Asset Cash Otvital SlOoouo. Total in 1800, jftiOO.OOO. ANNUAL ISCKKASKoVKIi 8200,000. Dividends declared every three yean ai i uninlated at compound interest, on Um ol a saviuirs bank, payable in addition t i' .tils iple - riu . Ih insured in cash The business of the Company is olidtlrl .1 npon ffcCt .piara Mil basil fl'l i lUBiwtig. Over eight thousand Insurances have been ed by the Company sine its organization. Premiums on $1,000 for life, may be paid let ly, semi-annually, or annually. UATTKLL, BfiHM & ANTIIKS, Ag'ta. Office: No 87 Main street, vauavirsn, Ind. Dav. n.G. Jones, Medical Examiner, (Mliie: Kirst St., above Walnut. uuvSl-lyd No Discount JA" i,l.t.VOMS, WM8COJV8IJ; and 90 Iowa mouev when bnvinir vour Groceries and Fl.oi K troll! novsai J A .- EKSK si; co., No. 1 atmin stnProetor .1 Gauable's Gorman ami M ttKtl Soap, boxes Hard Pressed Tallow Candles JAS. E KS KIN E A l iov'20 No. 47 Slain sir. 1 Bt 1ST X K C E t If" E it. 9M l'rini. Onions, ll") ha" N I hern Potatoes. or sale noViOA. I.KMCKK At CO.', No. St Main street. l. ll Hl tiAlt JiJS'JU M.&MMBSW8. A llrsl rale article ot eaeli just reeelVeU at... by (novae) CBA& McJOHNSTON. lor -al iCKI.Eti, CJTSVP, Mr KP r En Sam lie bv CHA8. afeJOHSSTON. -r () It H I. S EOTJITOEei EOIt s.ll.E at $1.M per bid, by BOVI9 OOOK A.LAXULEY ST? It H II TO.HJMTOEH.-A& M lb e.nis Fresh Tomato, s, o doz. It. cans .1 lb cans d for sale by novl'.i COOK Si LAKOLKY avV?, I- UKJZML J'UT8. 3 HUM. ew crop, just received oy OCtll S. E. GILBERT A CO. i.-l Htl E JSHOHT.nE-T OE El, sant and fashionable Ladies' and Mice's O Cloaks, has just been receive.!, an I will ! sold cheap l.,r cash, at inovl.ij W. M. DL'NCA VS. mm WML U HEjI T. 3 O CHS BtfCM MM Wheat just received and fur rale in lilies to suit purchasers at VICKEKY BltO. Grocery, No. NJ Maiu street. a. quaa -I. Star h iv h hhui.s'u r.o uxs .jvo. 1 and xtia Scaled lierniig, lor sale Dy iioip.i CUUR t LiSULBl. mmjjt ccjm m ajri jj'm eumh e i,ajfjf i, i i.x Maccaroni and Vermicelli, just resolved by (nov) OOOK A LAHOMtT. .V S E Ik SO.Y. U . r. E O V AT, 111 hm I lis. Hslslnil Apples, Currants, Pick les, Ext i .i.-ts ..I various Funis, npioer. rvuts, Ac .1 A ERSKINK A Co. No. IT Maiu si re BOV20 WW t o o ti jjvii t '1 1. 1. o it Hldos No. 1 and 2 Tubs, Ii ... Ifi " Market Baskets, '.v. Churns, ' Washb..ai ds, III " Buckets, '.'.'. ll.'Sts Bill kev and foi.lal II. .wis, lo do, ball l.iisb Measures, Just lecenedi.lid for sale by novJO CHAM. M. JO iHNSTON. rmvE .1 f E .1 ' I ) II .1 I. E i various kinds Ml beats and 76 Caddies of lb ami grades just nceived by BOV80 CHA8. M. JOHNSTON. mVJVMIHIKS. JO fJHOSS CM.OTHES 19 Pins, lOaroas Stove P.disb, IT. iross Waahiny, Blue, in doz Bakiiu; Powder, .: cases Hard! nee, whole, half, and MMrttlt boxes, tiO doc one and two lb caaa Cove and tfpiced Ovsters, in store and for sala by (nov2D) CHAS McJOHN.sroN. Af1 VEMTHEHS! EE ji T H EHS! - iJOO lbri. prime New eeashers in store an. I lor sale in iV in hi .plant nies to suit bv no20 C1IAS. McJOHNSTON. U'EET EOTJlTOES.-'ttt HI -Si Swe. t Pototoes, oat received and CHAS. Si. JOHNSTON. alee lari;.' ! lor saw bv Illiuois Money. B.I It TIE S MOEMMMJVU 1 1, l.t.S'0 1 8, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Missouri Money tan ti.iM.-e ot il , advalitabTe by (-aMliiF on OKO. Fos'l'KK a CO., Lo, nst street an. I i anal. Southern Money. TH C.I HOI. I.V.I. Qtwrgta, Louisiana, and North Can diiia Bank N. BOS 1' ht by CEO. FOSTK1 aIO CJS ti s .1 S SO H T E It C.I H T -. Spear Meet; I J l.llll.I.es L.er1 and l. r sale by SAM V El. OKK. g ooo for ss S H S le bv nu it cot:, (novl'.h COll TH It .V LANGLKY. Otl m bj HVS1I PUt.HE O. ITS EOIt 8.11. E (novlH) COOK 4 LANGLEY. ot.itoes: pota toes : 30t Eye Potatoes ; ."si bush of sale cheap for .ash at the liovl t I. rn.lt ot till. h l I' tine a es Hal . S I'AR i.lti HCERY. iTA af iiflks tiaSatr Cured Haras, 1 " 1 Jrit-tl Beef, J 4i SekutmlaeTA, I M.l Kx. l...liiiaK, ."hhi Mm rfri.Wil XwmX Baoou, Ami for ult ut t)i lowest prii ut imvli JACOB MSZIOH SOfTS. -J tuto for th- gmywelit of tlia owh and t i- uses of i4t'-wiilk fmproveBMittts. Nlio is hereljr iiYou, that by virtiu of :i pnTt-pt issueil try the filayor of the City of Kvim-villt', aul t mo tlirtvto.l, I will s'!l at public MlctiOD, ut the rlcM r t t! i'ourt House, in naid city, on Frriay, tbe 90(h day ol Nuvenil'tr,lS6-, the foilowint lots r parrels ol re:il estute.ttr do much thereof Ml in. it be uecessury to ay the lUDOUBt ch;ire-l ainl sMeeaWed ii.iiiirit sail lots ret-iitt'tivt ly, or tlie costs aud excuses f maki ii si n et, alley, uiiil Blde-walk iniirtveinents iu Iroiit of said lots, toeth-r with the costn efaale : KOU t'i'KEET IMI'BOVKMKXTS. W Un-t and isix iucht'd ou Slain street, and oxlendSng hack ot the saum wi.Itii 1 1 1 feet loan alley, Lbtfcwg the p-outh-wedt side of lot No. 829 in the Do atiwu Knlaieiueut, SL7o."0. FOR AU.EY lMTKJVKMENTS. Lot Ko.fi Blck 2, Northern Enlargement Sl.oi1.; d.. 7 h ii h do 1 01 J FOB S1IK-WALK EHPBO KM KNTS. S. Black Laniasco .l.'.-T1 , Lot N 1) lOl I'M lot lol 'ale immence ..I i k I'M . on said , UKUUKRIC11 City C Itecl day. I 'II 1 1ST I A

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CLOCKS RECEIVED!! AT Tin: NEW YORK STORE. That promised lot of Cloaks has arrived ooner than we anticipated. It is the Hnost and most iealrable assortment we have had this season. THEY WILL, BE SOLD CHEAP FOB CASH. R.. member they ABE BEAL BARGAINS, and the very latest styles. A l. t Shawls to So.f.i of very fine quality worth S7.50 to SS w a great bargain. Alio a very large assortmi ieit variety, and newest sty VERY CHEAP. Cash Only and Owe Price. We ranv book ti which we as a rule fi deviation. tfnlly say to all that we cannot open counts. The extremely low prices at dl all our Kouda forces us lo adopt this m . hieb there will in n. be any th it the N rut i jurtlity o -v. i y article ork Store aella p:.ul ; ut lowest l'l icfs warratnttBd m rtrtof Hi.itl m u h IV We have a ver y etieap .s, Napkins, Ac. I..t ol Tablec loths, TowelAlso the targes! and of Silks ever exhil.it. -.1 most faehtonable styles. ssost elaaaat assortment in Evausville, and ol tlie GILES A HcPHEBTEBS, N. Y. fctore, No. ft First street. II .volt HE.VT. - THE WE 1,1. IwVf U-Jy wiled and occupied by Michael M Si Store, lab ly (iavisk, deceased. i grocery unci provision siorv, corner ot Alain ami r-ourtn sir.-ets. mere is a Brst-rata smoke bouse attached to tbe store. Apflly to John Gavisk, or WH. KAHM, Jr. july.'-dAwtf 4J 10 I 'E HI.E TS. It I,J.S'H E TS, tg uuforts. ttO extra heavy and nice Coverlets, Blankets, and very heavily wadded Comforts, for sale cheap at SCUAPRKK It BISSINO'S, novl2 No. 4'J Main street. M JIIIES" H.I T S. PI.V.HKS, fc 4 our -lock of Ladies1 and Misses' Hats, Flames, French and American Flowers, Velvet and Bouu.-t Ribbons, sivrays complete at SCHAPKKR A Bl'SSING'S, nov!2 No. 49 Main street. MS T It 'I II C .1 U-JHE C J PS, JT VAl TIER & M ARCONNIF.R S. (uov;' O I.E.I SE EOIt J TEH. ft OE years. Several larjre coiiares f uroutid on both banks of Piireon Creek, iu Kvuusville ami Lamasco, with the riht ol asiag the waters of said Creek. These squares are well adapted for Saw mid Flour Mills, Foundries, Breweries, and machinery ot every deacripttaa. Terras very tav.oable" Appl to LAW A ANTIIKS, not U 17 Main street. Hjt.i t i.yu, tec. M soo lbs Gum Packing, 1M lbs Cotton Rope, all Shoes, Id reels Ex. Packing Kara, lbs Sacking Twine, For sale at JACOB SINZICH A SON'S, mtvlid Water-st., bet. Syramore and Vine. VOTICE OE H POIJVTJH KJVT as Executor. Notice is hereby given that the nmlersinned has heen appointed executor of the last will of Otoaaaata Ann Karrell, late of E vans vi lie, Vanderburgh county, deceased. Said estate is supposed lo be solvent. JOHN T. WALKER. aovl2 Executor, a (a rte oe s.i i.e -otice ms W hereby given that I w ill sell at public aaction, . o Tuesday, the t.th day of Daceatber, A. D., l.-ui, at tin resilience of Clemeata Ann iarrall, late ..t Evausvflle, Vanderburgh county, deceaeed, all her personal property, c. insisting Off household and kitchen rnrnitare, one vow, and one silver watch . A credit of six nn.utbs will le given on ill sums over three dollars, the purchaser K'v'i'iS bis note with approved snrevy, waiving valuation or appraisement laws. JOHN T. WAbKKIt, mil.! Iwd Executor. n if '.1 It It is. Hl'E JtST HE swffV reived ner Railroad, and tor sale by I OKo. FOSTER A CO. 'tt.oi h .i.yti Extra Flour, '2.' re and for sale bv HSt.t.V lacks do.. tines. lirau, in ltKHI do (JEO. F'JSTKR A CO. JVM MM I! C H EJ JV S I, tin. I La . just r. d ami for sale by GEO. FOSTER A CO. J. H MAGHEE & CO.. mg.ift.cti SO Ell OUT THEMIS Mm Stock "t 'all O Is, ar now iu receipt of a verv hweeaml elegant stock of WINTER GOOD8, inn i lissril al very low rat. s by one of the partners in person, who is always iu the market hunting up bargains. We will sell lor cash, at New York pric.-e, or to prompt paying customers, as cheap as eau be found west ot the manffrfalna. We have just receive. 1 Lf. i-.-in.-s very liaiiU.-,orue Prints. 25 bales Domestics. .", do Brown Drittiaam, do Searl.-t Flannels, 10 cases ltlearhe.1 Muslins. do Ladies' Winter Diaai Goods. h do Tweeds and Satinets. In do Notions ot all kinds. Willi a t;reat variety of other Goods, which are all to be 'old out before Sprinjr. at prices lower than the lowest. J.H. M AUIIEE 4 CO., Bov8 Kirst Street, Evansville. Coroner's Inquest j B I.I.St O f'E It THE H H 11 " OE MM Herman Hoofer, found dead st the bouse ol J. 11. Ro.lker.ou the corner of Sixth and Sycamore streets, Evansville. Pigeon township, Vanderburgh connty, on November '.lib, IH60. The verdict of the jury was, be came to his death bv cutting his throat, wrist, aud stomach with a pocket knife in his own hand. At the time of his death lie wns about 69 years of age; he was about five feet six inches high; when bo died be was dressed in bine pants aud while shirt, aud bad nothing on his person. DOTS-3W JOHN WAYMAN, Coroner V. C. mTjlilME 8 J.S'Ml t MMSStiSHJTti, MjI Silk, Beaver, 4'assimere, etc., trimmed or uut rimmed The latest styles made to order on short nottceat VACTIER A MARCONNIER'S, ,,V,S 39 Main Street. mmHEI'.IHEU SHl.y'S. EOIt O fJB Mitt Coal Collars. Wristbands, Trimmings, Ac, at (nov5 VAl TIER A MARCONNIER'S. Jt l.tlE J.VMM fi.flA'.Vr. SO H MM 1.8. mj I. ..in--, ill.. Ceiue.nt, I" bhds. l.i y Lime, at tt 011 pel hhd ..t J3 lo and t"i ale bj B7. ht. A1KMAN

CLOTHING.

O UM PR 9 C Mi Ji ff Ji V K O JV . FALL AND WINTER C3 3XT 3r. Fi.R MEN AND BOYS' WEAR WHITE & FANCY SHIRTS, . K A MATS OP ALL KINDS. lush Caps TH U CHEAPEST LOT IN' AMERICA, AXD MANY OTHFU AUTICLEZ All of you in want of the six lull your own interest to i B named Goods w i to S. ROSENWALD & CO., OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE, NO. MAIN ST. Between Booond utd Tlitrl( LVAVSY ILL IND. Au! be carefal yon ntal o DO 111 I stake in tit" lfl STEER DIRECT FOB Where you will Goods at the bud ut all tines tie j . 0 WEST rRILL. It will pay you to see THE STOCK. D.Vlt .IH'OaWAT H Emit E Ml M ES. If there is in tbo list of Remedies given to th. world for acceptance and approval, any winch sr. j entitled to conbJetice by their perfect adherence i to the laws and intention of the Creator, one is the j VNIVEESAL OOOea RKMKHV, for every r-poeies of ! Luug, Throat, and Branchial difficulty, even that of i Actual Consumption, aud the other the justly relebrated toi.u anoi.ynk, a most per feet remedy for i Neuralgia, Gout. Rheumatism, Partial and Actual Paralysis, St. Vitus Dance, Chronic, Spasmodic aud Nervous Head Ache, Tooth Ache, Bar Ache, and that chief of all causes of diseases, Loss of Sleep. If our trie ads will accept the declaration that lor j six or eight years these preparations have been I through tests that would satisfy all, in place ot i sweeping dei laratioiis that mean nothing, and then 1 procure and road the pamphlets, to lie found with all dealers and agents, t bey will In- able to I judge how far they can Is. relied on. GKNKRAL AO E NTS. J. W. HUNNEWELL & Co., 7 and h Cow- 1 roercial Wharf, Boston. OHO. HUNNEWELL, 115 Water street, New York. I'n.lei thesiKicial supervision of JOHN L. HUHNEWKLL, Chemist and Phsrmacentist, Boston, Mass., whose signature!- .vers the corks of the genuine only, aud to whom address all communications. Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere. KELLER A WHITE, Wholesale and Retail Agents, Evansville. novo-tm IAmm.iti t -ji It P E TI.VO 1J- Mi X TH.I Mm, nice article, colors and stripes to match, something worth having, just received at SCHAI'KER.V Ht ssl.NdS, hot. 12 No. 49 Maiu street. 0iryfJ!-15 HUM. 8. CHOICE Ml Neahannock Potatoes iu store and for sale at low figures, todiOM oi t, by oct25 W. M. AIRMAN A CO. u. w. ARMSTRONG, Old estal-lished Furniture and Chair M AN L'lf ALTL'RNR, Steam And wholesale aud retail d ialer in all kinds of Plain and Fancy Furniture ami Chair, mm MMJVK THE l.J R tl E ST. JIJVM1 M one of the lswt arranged and conducted Factories west of Cincinnati, and can Mill as low its any Cincinnati House. Any Pattern desir.sl made to order on short notice. Turning of any kind promptly attended to. B'All work warranted to la. atade of seasoned material, and of superior workmanship. Warc- ! Room-i, No. 65 Maiu street. nov.I . , SUUISTltN aasTZ WU. Illll.UAS KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY P'OUNDRY! MAN 0 F At'TU HERS ANI' IH'ILDERS OF ST FA M ENGINES AND BOILERS, Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws Gumming Mackiites, Chinees Sugar Cane Mills, Thratlng Alacliliies, dtc. EVANSVILLE, INK rmvir. ritorRiETonz of the city Frx M dry beg leave to inform their friends and tin ! potsUc in geucral, that tbey are piioparod to do all kinds of MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, , and everything appertaining to tbe Foundry busi , nogs. They are manufacturing Steam KuGla KS AMI Boii.EES of any site aud power rouired. Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size ; li.iilj lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco .Screws, GumI ming Ma. biu.si, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills, Horse pc wers, Cora -shelters, Ma.-hinery of all kituls I niade aud rejiaired. Iron and Brass Castings ol every description, Iron Hoiiselrouts, Cellar Grates j arc. Cooking and Heating 8tovee of the latest Im- ' proved patterns ; Hollow li'iu, Dog Irons, Ac. BREWERS, DISTILLEf.S, RECTI FIERS, Ac, I Supplied with every description of Ooppm anis i Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators. Attemporators, Sparges, Stillhaada and Worms ol : au improved priucipls, Columns for Alcohol Stills Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, Ac; Copper, Lead and , Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass aud Iron Pumps of every ' variety, for beer, spirits, oil, d:c: Brass Cocks and j Valves, Steam Whistles, 4m. Workmen sent to all parts to fit uw work aud do repairs on steam Boiiers, Copper aud Sheet Iron Work, tc. OLD METALS BOUGHT. I They are dealing in and selliug Allen's Improved Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu- ! bing, Hiram Hopkins' improved bmut Machine, Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, Cot man Bolting Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, Hons, c., ; of the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tic, Pig Iron, Babit Bletal, Spelter, Fire Brick. They hare every facility of the boat Machinery j and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to them, their individual attention, tilling orders promptly, warranting their work, and are autisfltd ' with reasonable prie.-s. M Office and Sale Rooms, No. GO Main street; Fouudei y. Boiler t ard ap 1 Ma.:biue Shop ou Pine street, between Fust C , i,J stieets, Evanstille, ludlaua. decT

BUSINESS CARDS.

(91'CCESSOR TO A. KURTZ.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTIONER & BAKER, Manufacturer ot Candies, Cakes, Syrups, Ac, dealer in Oranges. Lemons, 4c. and Nuts of all kinds. 8FB0rders from parties attended to at shortest notice. BV Sole age.it for Maltby's I'urivaled Baltimore Ovsters, No. 15 South First street, 1 otweeu Main and Locust, KTansville, Ind. For sato cheap lor cash. oct-'t-lv JOHN A. RiriZ ...JOUS A. UANi.Y. Tc v o o o i.sv o .o a jM CRESCENT CITY tVANSVlLLE, IND The proprietors of the CliESCENT ITY . OI'N and tie pub 1 nk STEAM ENGINES f aiiv sower re.iuii"t.tl Also manufacturers ot K1ST51.LEUV AND M i MNt! M M il INKKV, TOBACCO SCREWS AM' E1NISHEUS, MALT atilatVii oA.-li, Ut LSI I) I M PltuVED Circular Saw Mills, GUMMING MAOHTNRS, IRON FRONTS for Hoaaea, CHINKSR SUIiAll CANS MILLS, STEAM BOILFRS MPROVKU l-Altl) TANKS, And in Earl evervtfiine in the llliiN k-OIINIKV AM' MACHINE ItCSlN ;s.s. ( Jfir.'A'W.V made to order. -ALSO Dealers in a superior article if THRESHING MA CHINES, And Towers' complete, of the latent improved stylo. IMPROVED STEAM GAUGES, GUM BELTING AND PACKING, WROUGHT AND WELDED IMPR, LEAD AND COPPER PIPE, AND KlItR BRICK, All at MANUVACTCKKBS' PRICKS. C- llihe imt tirn-.' Mwayi pwd old M KTADS, Kt tl'C old Btand Corner Canal and Tllle street REITS! &. IIANKV. N. B. Workmen sent to all iiarts to put up Machinery and do repairs in Boilers. THRESHING MACHINES Always tn band iii ( Mala. . ciYUStantly on band a fell assortment of Saddles of every kind and price. Harness, Collars, Whips, Flv Nets, Saddle Ba-n. .t .fc, al No. FIRST KTRKKT, Csler's Block, Kvanaville, Ind. amTenairinjg neatly done. aag3 Notice to tlie Public I. 3El.i-t1:ojtXifcojr,s ulMUVi;u to No. J7 Main st. bet. Second & Third, Im open witU a spltiulitl hh.-iui iiueut uf SlOOCtsTXClOSSi. Prices from 123 ct. lo $18. ISRAEL BITTEJIBBUG, rcti t.isH o p Tit t.t.y. .njjvvEJ ' - torer ot the newly Invaated and improved Spectacles, No. 4, Third St., In t. Main and bocuat, opp. Crescent City Hank Building, Evan-. villi-, Ind. 'Mi.-ne celebrated Spectacles are made of Beaallhtn Pebbles, and const racted ii sccordaace with the phibjeophy of ni-.ur... in t.i .pecnliar form of a concavo-convex, which can Oe used by the old and young, either by dmy or candle light, with perfect ease, and no un pleasant f.-oling to the ejes that many experience from nsing tbe common kind. They ten d to strengthen and improve the Sight, as will hkasSa by the following testimonials Drum tin, aslag them : f'ro.n SaaMfsi Cir, aim. I havv purchase ii a pair of sp.s tat lus fraaj I. Bitten berg. I have io.in.1 them to be perfectly easy to the eye. I clieerfuUy recomawnd tl.-in to the public. ..-.. 8. Strenson, P.. I take great p leaam e in recom mend ing I be a lapses of I. Bit ten berg to the public The give great sal isfaet ion . From Judge W. B. Woof, I! " i.'e, ld For years past I have been accustomed to ass ar till i d sight, and have tiled several kinds of spectacles, luit I have found none so easy lo the eye as I. Kitten berg's. 1 take pleasure in recomannatiiag theln to the public. fiiaoiniii. GlhacMI coaaty, Ind. Having pur. lias.-.l, and lor some time usmI, the Brazilian Pebble Spectacles, gottes up by Mr. I. Rittenberg, formerlv of ludiHoap-dis, an.l now of Evansville, we can most coraiallv rec ntuien.l tbem as being easy tow the Byes, ale! article Rev. JOHN M. MASTER, Q. all i specla a good Q. N. JEKAI'LH, J. J. K.'RKMAN, U. 1 t I I. I l ... N JOSEPH DEV1N, SAMUKL WHITSEIT marfi -d.twtf P I s s MM. 1 IK II MI. A N U S GERMAN MEDICINES! Til L l.ltK.VI' 5 TA N 1 A J ,' ! i; E M EDI F. S of tlie present n-, bn,T gvcqiiiret tin ir xttA of tiUrily only thriikrli fotym l trial. (TiiliruuiJd Mt intttcl iiu IN I t'lnlt l I'll I'V I " l.i iu ail t USt'rt. SlOiU'LA SI ; ; n M a x n T t : R s Wll.l. I'UMilV KLI ti ki Livi r GoaaplaJulii, DfiipeiislM, .(mimiire, N.-rvDii Debility, IHnnawn u tJUe Kilu-r, uu! nil rising froni h disord red liver, or wtmhm nt"iu;i b arnl dSgCMftlTfl ornnH, AND Wll.l, I'lmlflVKIV I'RtVINT YfUow Fftrr, Itifit.ua Vtw, ami Fret-r tmd I Bsc our A llMMilW for riMf. Prii s TScts pel . HOOFLA NV8 V iLSA Mir v;)M r, WILL rOKlTIVKLY rtJKB CCMttrbs, Colds, or ll'.tra''ti, HmnrliitiH, IiiflQt'ii z.i, f 'roup, iVn.-u in. in in, Eitripient Oonssjsjtl i atiti hsSpcrfui ml iln mvt ssAoMsliiag t m r k imu ii of C O N K I Ii M B D C ON SO M P T I 1 1 N Art ti DfaurboaSj cordial it is QPtmllHl. I'l i cents jkt bottle. HOOFLAN W S TlERMAN PILLS. being well-know n throughout Europe and Auier can aead no commendation here. They are purely Tngrieblo. are prepared with groat exacttteee av Sugar HSOatOd. No better Cathartic Pill CHI b found. Trice 2-r. cents prtf box. These iue.li.ines are prepared by Dr. C M.jai-k-son A i'Ay.. Pbljadrlfihia. Pa., and St. Louis, Mo., and are sold by druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere. The signature of C. M. Jacfcsou will be on the outside af each bottle or box. In our " fZu0t lliedyl AmMMtmmC pnbliahed annually, you will find testimony and commendatory notices from all parts of the country. Those almanacs are given away by all our agents. BEWARE OF COUSTF.UFEITB. S,s that you get Il.sjflaiid's German Bittsrs, propared by Dr.C. M. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa,, and that his signature is on the wrapper of each bottle Keller A White, Agents lor Evansville, Ind. Leirh A Carlstedt, do do do decfl Jtttl.VSOJV, ltd OH It I. A' ItKB AMi Blank Hook Mannfaciiirer, First st., bet. Main and Locust, KVANSVILLK, INDIANA. SJ" Blank Books ruled, paced and made to order of the best paper, from a Memorandum to tbe largest Ledger. Music and Magazines bound iu any stylo. iel'i-dAw-tf MS I EJJVS ! MSEA.VS 1 -O t; l M. , find the b. st oual ilT of While ll.ans by call ing at the STAK OKOI KKV, No. Si Main street. rWtO.IIJMTOE CJTSVP U-K IIJI t"E ML in store au extra article ..f Xomatoe Catsup of our own make about loll e-als. in Jugs of I to 24 gals., and also in l.ttles, at wholesale and retail, i in ; novl 'M.. i j f nrwde oi jii.i botrtss jacob I ii' ti Mutate U X SON .1

INSURANCE.

Insurance Aponcy ALLEN C MALL0CK Kvaiixv Ille. CNDEBWU1TEK AND GKNEEAL IN3CKA! AGENT, Apjrsit.a or Avcaaaas , and Notabt Fcbl He rwtinues to issue Policies from stveral F Class scd foost reliable LVSUR CE COMPANIES In the Quatdasj on Xaland and i-V. fiisia. II also receive applications for LIFE INSl KANCn. Ue will attend to the AdlustUMnt of . m iber of every dssn ilntlim under policies from ! agencies, and attend to the settlement ot a'l ! ters connected with 1 N I KANCE, lor parti I tenuited. His ktaa exnerieni' . nu Isf AoKNr, has made aim familiar with nil sit Connected with 1 nsurati. e. ttsT Office. Marble Hall lluildlnj, Wo. 9 M NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO ('' IRTFOJI Cash Capitals - CASH ASSETS,. $375 0. HASTINGS, ; A. K II A; II i M K f iixtr iff tit' Office ! ! -2 I I I Broadway. il pai l in of DOLLARS ONE m IU SON AR8STS Jl'I.V l Im.ii.... Th.' Dome muirsnre ion Lixtr nf l.iliia.i- i'V In.- in i t'litt-iilrt. lur s 1 1 m in i 1 1 um most favorable lerun'. 8tn of .Mii"i-luini!is. Prttiin, m ai.ii all Ensnnible jn-'i'-'iiv, mtes uihI mi l to fi w ,H'rt ssOVJ W rllvllt'll".-.', S I ii ut 1 1 i -t it M h t tn 1 1 rt'nl tj tl til I Jv n INLAND NAVIGATION And Transput tuti. . i Lafc'SB, I 'anaii. aio I i, shipm nls op.. i l..w i llo. Rl I be I. biiili Is, as of the risks will bear, with lairu. .. .. the Hi and th.. t lotajMuiy. Adjarting all losses fairlv, sad promptly pa; them. CHAS. J. MARTIN, Pres'l A. V. WTLMAtVTH, I' ice I', - J. Mu. rov Bum, Secretary John IfuOca, Ass't Se. 'y. f ppiicat kms made lo and policies issued tv A. C. II Al.l.ut'K ,t SON, As i aaggS Marble Hall Buildings, Main INCORPORATED 1847. OK . HARTFORD, CONN Capital, $250,000 C. O. WA1TE, S. 13. It H:)Vf'ltS, S. II. I'Kh'i:, n. i.tl At ut, Kesktin h -Wi n CAsSlI CAPITAL A SURPLUS 1 : This 'oiHiiiny insiiii'rt itaiiiHt I OSS mil ly Fin tm Dvntlittgg him! their OontentSi Wan-houMt-H, Slocks of M"i heih S. nod sl nhle pronsjfty nt ss rensonnbls v.iti8 ot i r t any o tiger nolvoiit snd it-lmf !e Oampnnr. Ailjutttimj TiOtvtpn fairly -imf ptBpjiwg - prrt A ii iitt sjgstioas iiiutio to nod Policsas Issnsd HAIslAX K Jt -MnrblH Hall Botldlngs, Hsinst. nnsj21-1yd Kvanh ii lf H A RT FOR D rinn inioUMio ut, HARTFORD, CONN. INCORPO RAT E 1 1 1810 C II A It T E II H K II P K T I A I. With a Sik, esslnl llu in.n Kxpeiiutici XT' y Y e a X" t Casb rnpltaT . J.'iOO.Oo. .no I iIihi nnd Mnrplus, HSOO.j-m. h Inaniaacc aalni Loss or Tnnmp bv '!- Dwellings, Enmitiue, Storea, vVurehOUSjes, ' chandise, Mills, Manafcctorlos, and other hiproperty, can be effected in Hit-. Company BJ favoral.le terms as the nature , f tbe risky ai rity to Policy holders will admit. I'ARTICf LA It ATTENTION j.-i( n lo i Ksrtn proarty, ionsirtine o'Tlwelliiigs, Bain.. rmtlMcildiage connected, mid Fornflnra, Live Haj , Orain, Earming I tet.siN, .1 . , Ac., cat I Iwi III, tor a term of years at I ovv rat..s o ssium. OFFICERS T. C. Allyn, Secretary. II Hnntlogton, tl V. C. Lyman, Ass't Sec'v . W N Bowers, A l. Alexander, General A Kent f..r tie. w and South WaMara Stales, Columbus, Ohio J. tiiabam, As. ' ' llcueial -Went for tbe i -aud South Western States, Chimbus, Ohio. A (.plications tor insurance, may be made to tl.., aadoiatgnad, the dnlv authorized Aouts of the Company. A.i II M.I .u'K A SON, Ag'ts Omoa:- Ifaibls Ball Building, Main stre. i aun'il-lyd WHEKT.RH & WILSO sewinc machine:, N. G VirM Street, bnt-n Mnin nnd Csontt. II' erV 4 M- JFM-: U T0 T Mi sV t t tl til clsini rsdsjtsd prtous, with Incrensnd conflmU iti itH merits im IIm It-et himI niont rvliialflii Csn nt'wiu m.u'hiiiii now in tirte. It sews eonnlly Sfel! on tho thickest or ttiimHt litbritn; smuVm Ihs I stit h iasnosniblv to ssirsiTel, wild the sssnntinl jifisntsgo nf beinf ntilrn on both sides, foraslnfl i i l j-- or oIihim on thti nndnr nitle ; in slsspls In strnction mora m (! y in movement, nnd nor tlitntUlo limn any ottier BBnrbfne. Wo girs full Ii Htructioni to ensJde tM nttrctussfT to snw iirdisuu t snanis, stlteh, besn( felt, qnitt, gatber, lilml, Hint tiif-k, all on tho sasne mncnine, nnd wnrmntsd fss thn yrm s. nTn snssi fctwlp nsi Aita 11 ttjf susnd n filTnsnti tsn ' of Binamr's ssnchinen. Circnlars containing tcnti mon hits of mb-i snTTiinss). trom person n t 1 1 - bls;heel standi nil I East aiMl Wfjjt, grrsnsj ii i es, .v . wlJH t- An nisi gratiH, oil ai'pli utii'ii in uersoa ! by lettor fi-b9lv K. M BULL MAW Tbe Amrieaii Clothing House." Of AT HTOVH f VMBtMJT .f.Vi M I't-r t 'lothinn im now oHQp! to, togntlsnrv f a lull lin ol all styles of Fancy Notic.i anri Km j nisftftsOoods, all of srhidi nr oil r t-i tt..- Win sale tinds, snri will nu-irant sre satts faction iu iility, ntyle, aul IN i. e. W STOSjid kiss ei SSBI In tli iti-nrt of jaVsttSSills, mt-l SO ' rrtail tradt Ktnerallv, that in BjsMttton ! v. it-.:- . i Htork, wu Mill keep a tmeiior UM for II kt a i li no . Iii tins lino we will ell BH claHraly i -r Casat. Hut w can nod will ofler sjo ' IflSjnsT than Unrv wit evr h.-I I y thd regal doalsrs n iiis city. Try H.nad tea tor y outwit j WM- t- niENCsl vt'Cfi., oept6 No. SO Main btreet