Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 93, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 December 1860 — Page 2

EVAN;Vii.LE? I WD. n RIBAY MOBNISQ DECEMBER 2i ,

' . I Indianapolis Corrcspondeuce, Indianapolis, Dec. 22, 1800. Kuitor JocKSAi. ; Tbe date I have justl n"wu rcuiiaus me iaai idis la lureuuirs' Day" a day sacred in the memory of ill loyal eons of New England ; but I have 10 rhetoric to waste on that subject just low, when all your available space is ned-'-'d for the " Latest by Telegraph from South Carolina." But " to put myself right on ,ae record," as the lawyers say, I must disavow one word your compositors made me use in my last missive. I spoke of the probable patrons of the Heenac demonstration, then about to conie off in our Theatre, as hUar-eyed, among other physical and J-oral characteristics. ' Your types make me call them Hue-eyed. Now the blue eye has been too long deified in song, as an ele ment of beauty, and an accompaniment of lovelineB3,'speci:illy in the female perstiasion, for me to desecrate it by its use as a mark of the class of whom I was then speaking. And I hope nl! fair owners of that personal attraction among your readers will exonerate me from the evil-speaking yoar types would make me chargeable with.- " ' ------ - In a late number of your paper yon refer to a notice by our Daily Journal of alecture then recently delivered by Dr. Durliin In our city, to a meagre , audience, in connec tion with which the Journal repeats a remark f Barms, an actor, that a representation of the Last Rapper, with an original cast of the twelve Apostles, would not draw a crowd in Indianapolis, if a " Nigger Concert" was in the way. That remark of the actor is likely, by the aid of the Journal, to have a fair run, though not to help the cause of the Theatre in our place much, among his own profession. Though not destitute of smartness, I for one accept it as on the whole creditable to our community ; for while I do not regard "Nigger i Concerts" as a high order of amusement, by any mean9, they are innocent, at least. But a Theatre is simply a plague-spot in any community, and if every one in existence was blotted from the earth to-day, the great interests of virtue and morality would be advanced in a wonderful degree. As to the amallness of Dr. Durbin s nudience, the Doctor's forte is not as a lecturer, and his subject was one not calculated to interest the popular mind greatly. And further, a large proportion of our citizens buy season tickets to the Lectures of the Young Men's Christian Association, and qp care less about incurring extra expense in attending lectures furnished under other auspices. Dr. Durbin came under arrangement with another society, a respectable one, but less prominent and energetic than the one named, and incurred disadvantage on that account so far as a large andience is concerned. So that neither the fewness of the Doctor's hearer?, nor the sarcasm of the actor, should be received as proof that our citizens are indifferent, to the pleasure and profit to be derived from able lectures and Hcientific musical entertainments. For it is not the Ethiopian style of music alone that nears away me palm irom tueaTncai-entertainments here. ' Such . companies as ..the Continentals, and especially the Old Folks, always draw, and even concei ts, gotten up by the amateur musical societies nmoVigonrselve?, always fill the house. ... . A Republican Union meeting was held in the Court House tui.fternoon, aud-waa attended by a crowded auditory. Kotert B. Duncan, Esq., was called to the chair. An able letter from Celsius M. Clay was read, and speeches made by Judge Coburn, Messrs. Harrison, Fishback, Dr. Thompson, and some others. Appropriate resolutions were also passed, which, with the letter of Clay, and the whole proceedings, your will see in the duo course of the papers. " The spirit of the meeting was enthusiastically tor the Union and its preservation. Some of the speeches wero trifling, but others, 68 Coburn's mid Harrison's, were noble vindications of the Republican party and Us principles. 5 " Yours,' - ... .J Scribe. The Washington corre8uondeiitvtf the Louisville Journal p,ives tho follow iug account of the mahner in which the Pacific Railroad bill passed the House ; ,. '' J. " J The passage ol" the Pacific ' Railroad bill was a great achievement. It will ha bailed with delight in Kentucky, whose citizens are largely interested in the success of the Southern Pacific road, which has hceri ! Tiherally provided for in this bill, - although strange to say it received most of its support from the Northern men in the House.- When it was brought up on Tuc-3day as the regular order of the day, objections wcr made to its passage without consideration, in. the committee of the wholo House on the state of the Union. The principal opponents of the tneasurt were Ueagun, of Texas; and Branch, of North Carolina, who on account of his captious opposition, has ..earned tho soubriquet of Sir Lucius O'Trlgger tfranch. The opposition fought well, and the Speaker ruled in their favor, consequently the bill went to the committee. -Tlien commtneed some of the sharpest 'pai liamentary practice that has ever bceu witnessed in Congress. The bill had a majority "iu iia favor, but it was supposed that in sending it to " the Committee of. the Whole it had been consigned to the tomb of the Capulets from which ' there would not possibly be any resurrection during this Congress. . There" were seventyfour bills before it on the calen-lsir of the Committee, and tho rules required, that they - should all be taken up seriatim and disposed of. A number were called and laid aside, until at lust, by an arrangement of the friends of the measure with Col. Curtis, the Chairman of the special Committee of Thirteen on the Pncilic Railroad, when a bill to aid the construction of a railroad in Nebraska was under tonshiexation, an amendment was moved by Sir. Sherman, and the Pacific" llailroad bill was offered by Curtis as an amendment to Shermans amendment. This placed it beyond the reach of other intendments and a direct vote was obtained and tho bill adopted by a large majority. E 11'urts wero subsequently made to load it down with amendments, but they were unsuccessful. The bill was reported to the Honse, and finally passed. ; It is regarded in the light of a pacificatory measure. It does ample justice to both sections, and on this account received n support that might not otherwise have been given to it. There is no doubt of its passage in the Senate at an early day. Thus, in the rnid3t of the preparations for dissolu tion, one of the most important and cxlcii- j sive public improvements, iuieude.l to fur- ' nish another and a strong link u the bonds j of the Union, will have been beun.

. - l?riUt.ll Election of 1860 Iltt STATES.

PlATEa. Likcols. Dour,. Bell. 2,K8 411 217 22,331 2,579 3,911 89,075 17,943 12.809 12,193 Matiw 2,37t 29.474 X. Hampshire 37,519 . 25.X&1 ermout. ........... ..o3 "8 8,t49 Massachusetts...!' ,272 -', iM,8S: Rhode Iland....12,24i -2,579 iaiuuKetiewp: 43,792 8.38S 2.112 l.eMi !,fS 2,579 17,0.-7 i-2,772 17.C43 89,439 11,405 W5 12,2Jl New York" S62,it 161,415 w Jersey;. ,- Pennsylvania 2 5V54l 20,915 liS.CSO 1B,115 Ohio.... 231,610 167,232 Michigan .... Indian Illinois Wisconsin...'.. Miuuesota.... Iowa.. ........ .. 88,479 S,042 189,033 115,509 4"0 5,306 172,171 10,205 4,913 ...'...86.11rt 5,t)2t " 88 .w..tt,2SS 11,89 '' 770 70,418 65.0M 1,084 2,:2 " 1C1 Dl 1 44 1,7M 192 9,113 Oregon ..... 5,38 5,067 4,144 Califoruia S8.721 37,984 33,971 1.841,215 1J13.440 276.37U 183,588 ' Fusion vote divided according to the number of Electors for Pouglaa, Breckinridge and Bell. Total vote in free States for Lincoln ....1,841,215 " " Iougiaa 1,113,440 Lincoln over Ttouplat in free 8tati .727,775 Breckinridge in tree State 276,37 Boll 183,388 439J67 Lineola over all in free States.., Total Tute ol free Slat"-) in I860 ' " " 1B5H 268.M18 3,414,422 2,9X),&92 Increae of vote in free State Id four year. ..453,430 The Increaae in Illinois was greater than in any other State, being - 101,241 New York next 80,119 Ohio next 65,943 Iowa next M,t62 InUiana next Si,72ti Iacreiuw of five States in four years 313,084 Mr. Lincoln receired more votes in the North than any other candidate for President erer received in the irhole Union. SLAVE STATES

Sta-trs. . Bkeck. Bill. Doud. Lik. IeUware 7,337 3,8o4 1,023 3.H15 Maryland 42,611 41,785 " 8,953 2 95 Virginia 74.335 74,f.S4 lti.223 1,929 . Korth Carolina.. ..48,63 44,990 , 2,701 . Ueuri;ia. -. 61,131 43,060 11,613 Florida.... 5.034 2,927 88 Alaliama 48,831 S7,840 ' 13,84) - .Misiiasippi.. 4,797 145I40 S,2l . Louiaiaua 22,687 2o,Y05 7,0 Texan" 47,647 7.79U 7,709 Arkansas 28,732 20,fft4 1 3,646 Tennessee : t'i,083 69,710 10,384 Kentucky. ,. 52,830 teo.olG 25,b44 1.3W UUsouii Sl,:'.17 68,372 68,8nl 17,070 : ..-. 5lid,t;7 506.272 178,400 27,075

''Not complete. Total vote of Sonthern Htates (wttlmatine Month (Jarolinaat30,(KjO) inlKCO 1,308,454 Tulal vote In '5ti (.(anieeatiiitate for 8. U) ...l,121,9t5 ' Increase in Slave States lufour years 1HU,4!9 Total vote for Lincolu... Doughw... ,..1,868,290 ,..1.WWI,340 Lincoln over Douglas in the Union 678450 Total vote for Breckinridge E4.UW8 " " Bell 6s'J,ij'iO Lincoln over Breckinridge 1,025,224 " " Bell 1,179,4.3) Mr. Llncole' vote iu Illinois was 172,171 The total vote of Viro-iuia. the larKest ot the Slave Slates at the late election, was 167.C71 5.1UO Total te of Kree States iu 1M.0.. ' Klave " " .....3,414,422 ....1,318,454 ee States have a larger vote than Klave y 2.105,9ti8 Thb Madisoa (Ind.) Courier says that two men came up from Memphis on the Lady Jackson Thursday night. They were victims of the mob at Friar's I'oint. They were branded on the hand with two letters G. B. fGin Burners.) Their heads had been shaved, tarred, and cottoned. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 25 The above reward will be paid fer such informa tiou a will lead to the detection and conviction of the jiersou or vru who have, been amusing themselves by removing or breaking gates, or oth erwise unlawfully and wantonly ntterterlng wilti or injuring the inierty ot the citireus. W. BAKKK, Major. Mayor's Oflice, Kvaiisville. Deo. 20, tSoO. d.-27 j th bjv . l-jr Mjea. NOW 18 TUB TI M K TO SI'BSCRIBK. T II H NEW YORK TRIBUNE Will receive the bills of any sound Bauk at rxu for Hiibricriptiou. T1TRMH: DAILY TRIBUNE (311 issues jnt annum! Stl SEMI-WEEKLY (1U4 1 S3 WKKKIY (59 ) TO CLUBS grnw-WaslLf. two copies lor five for 9 4 1 '5. ten copies to one aiidreas for $40 ami anv larger number at the latter rate. For i club of twenty, an extra cepv will lie sent. For a club of forty we send the DAILY TRIBUNE gratis ouo year. Wtfl.lv : Three cobies for 95. five codibs for SS ten for $l'i, and any larger numlii r at the raM of 91 xO each per an mini, trie paper to be audreved to each subscriber. To clubs ol twhnty ve send an extra con v. Twenty copies to oh adjrem tor 9U( with oue extra to him who sends n the club. Kor clubs of forty ws tend one copy of the Semi-Weekly Tribune. For each club of one hundred we send tho DAILY TRIBTKE gratis one year. Payment always In advance. A rl dress - : THE TRIBUNE, dec27-lawt43tw No. lr4 Nassau St., New York. mmOTMCJK MtiB80I.VTi0.Y OF VV PARTNERSHIP. The partnership heretofore existiug between J. Tiavidsuti and K. Jervis is this day dissolved by mutual cousent. The hooks and account of the late firm are in the hands of C. Davidson, on First street. All accounts due the firm are payable only to C. Davidson or his order. R Jervis will continue the biisiuejisof the late ftm at the obi stand on main street. PA VIOSON A JERVIS. d c22-lwd TjTmTuZm t sV7- ! -3 ittl Is heads prime Cabbage just received at dec27 EIXIOTf'S Family Grocery. " mrrIiKm ao bbi.s PBi.nwc iiJiTjfi. ng and Cooking Appl. , tho best in the city, for sale at KLI.loTT'8 Family droceiy. dei27 limtair anA .M M. sit Ml'sM f I.- V. .1 Uul 1., rj...ibl u. dec27 KLLIOI T s family r.veiy. js'g'o Jv". utTtiu ojs'iojss Inst received at dec27 ELLIOTT'S amity ii..-erv. wwoJMfdRTuii Hoi Yni MM. Just received French China liner Setts, 127 pieces for f 10. Also a large lot of China Waie of all descriptions, Toys, 4c, fc., at . J. W. HUGHES'S, dec'-Jo No. IS Alain street. "art Jk T M ji bB iTi'JM i'Jj-irt Mi -T-V men ts will be offered at Itittrolff Bros. -those wishing to purchase aay kind of Jswelrv Watches or Clocks, Silverware, Ac, during the Holidays. They have a large stock on hand, and aie anxious to'sel), and all thoee looking for Christmas Gifts, can hardly fail being suited at this establishment. The pnblic are respectfully invited to call and examine, at the old stsuj. No. 4.S Main street, between First and Second, dec-tf t 6 0B 8CR kJ.VI TJilt TJ R, ' 5 oti m lbs Bt-Carb. Soda, 1 gross K. K. Purkee A Co. "a tVlcbrated Baking Powder, 2 bbls Bath Brick, 2 d . Trauspareut Soap, 2 grows Humniel's Essence of Coffee, just received and for sale at deel'. . ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. IzjRHOMiLlM JUMRGR till PwW ply of this celebrated Oil for i be euro of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous and Sick Deadaehe, Toothache, Sorethreat, fc. Ac. For sale bv W'M. BIERBOWER, Druggist, iiov24 73 Main Washingtou Bloc k. American Watches ! My stock embraces a great variety of very new Jewell v. 1 would call the especial attention of lalis to some very excellent and chaste Ktruscaa Carbnncle and Amethyst set's, set iu sarl, which are st very reasonable prices; also a fine assortment of Rings, Lockets, Bracelets, Neckrhaius, Guard and Fob Chains, which I will sell as cheap-, if not cheaper, than any house in the city. Call and examine my stuck and priees. P. L. GEISLKR, Dee. 24. No. SI Main Street bet. 2d J 3rd VRJT.VH KRRIKS. a Bids, just received by CHAS. McJOHNSTJN. 9KW I'JTAT RIO HT. Koi selling all kiuos oi uruoeries us cissap as clssap the advertised prices of other houses, tall in aud

see it wotk dec. 17.

at the store of

CHAS. McJOHNSXOy.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

JTVMZ, II U E. ' S pan MUTTS, FROM 25 CTS. TO tlOO. Dobcll Couyngtou nave just received a spb-mlid assortment i f Presents for Christinas and New Years, coniprisin;; Babies' Bonks, Rye' Books, (Jirl' Cook-, Albums for Young Ladies, c-p Hooks, Auouals betnittsalW bow.- And those splen diil new publications 1'ucta' Wit aud Immor, Homes of .Auiericiu Authors, Tpuuysou's MayQueen, MriT Cowdin Clark's Shakspeare, Spl-udid Life, of Washington, lllu itratod eduiou of ill" n, Jono ituJ Kobiuaoa. aixl Bianv oth-r, iucluil u beautiful aalectiou ol Testaments, bibles, Prayer ! Books. Catholic Mauuala. c. Ac. CM anil buy: ibttM ki rKVti.s.r..Nt rte at Jec22 DOBKLL & CON YNGTCN'S. j JpUJVB ClilttMT.JIJti PHJSSXJX'Ttt. At Healy A Wj.rreu' you will find the most beautiful ats)i-!ment of W01IK KOXKS, WHITING UESKS, LADIKS' fATimhiLS, Ac. Alao, a new lot of Muaic, among which is the verv tubular eoutr of " Hatiiiy Land of ("snaan," "Bell's 8chotti8rh," " Hliaron Spring Lancere." 'Quadrille from the Sicilian VeHlK-rs," " lHxlworth's 4th, or Assembly Lancers," Ac, Ac. difl9 MMI I- M' l'JiKK'H 4 U O HtJS V JiXJL tracts. These imported extract of Mace, Cinnamon, Mint, Allnpiee, Raspberry, and fiHfce, are highly recommended fur rtavoi and culinary pai'poaea. I am selliutr them n 2'io per bottle, at uicn itrice tney are cneaiMT iiiau any oiuei iumhulactured None Kl"uin, nnleis the nianufai-tnr-er's name is on the bottle. For Bale 5nly by;WM. BIKKBOW Kit, Krug.st, oN.i.19 78 Slain atreet, Vl't biuLon illock. tain cure for Khenmti.-ii), SprairiH, I.rmseB, Neural iria. :e., Ac Prepared ir,lv by WM. UlUtBOWKK, Uruireitit, 78 Main street, Waihin;ti)ii block. nnj h v ts It V T T K 00 I.HH R Western Reserve Rutter, io lba CountryEm ter iust received at jec21 KLLlin 1 a antiiy grocery. rm n TUK M Ulvcerine Lotion. Glycerine Violi t Cream, Cola Cream, Gly(rino Boap, Colognes, Extracts, Powders red and a lute, Lotnl s, iiiui n.es, rooiaues. Hair Oils, Powder Puffs, and last, but not least. Fine Tooth fombs, all tor sale very cheap ot N. S. THi'MFijOiV, dexlS ' at the City Drug Store. Cv Syrup, the best third in nse for CotiKhs, at deel8 ' THOMPSON 8 City Drni? .Store. V W ly aeut in this city for Jackson's Confth Syrup. . dec I a CJiiusT.n ms f h hhh.'s ts. ' If you WKnt good Perfumery foi Christmas presents call at N. S. Thompson's City Drug Store. He is sellinc; at prices to suit the hard times. Cologne worth J'ifty Cents ier bottle sold for Ten Cents. f 1VJ . 4HL OJ-' TUK t'HU' UiiST make unit lowest price, at' decl THOMPSON'S New Di'iR htore. ' J .lf f B Of JI.M, MLIJS'ltH 1JV great variety and at very tow prices, at decl.S 1'UiiM PSON'H City Drug htore. and well selected aseorl uienL of Lalies' and Mlsse' Capes, Tiipels, Victoriues, Cuffs, Muffs, Kur Triinmings, et'. Also, tlentleinen's Otter, lUavef, an.l S.-al Caps, Gloves, Collars, ol.-, all made d' prime and frenh slviiis, at V A I' l l Kit .V MAUCON'NIERS, JS"J Main street. novs m ooh TO 'OVH iJSTMiHKSTS: IS J 11 lbs Prime sugar b.r 81.00, only to be had at Idecsj COOK & LANCLKY'B. mjtJIMJTt!l, Olt.S, HTVWS, MT Window Glass, Putty, Paint and Varnish Blushes, DrUKS, Medicines, Coal Oil, limning rin id, ami everythmgelse you could store at (declK) N. S. k for at a drug TUOM PSON'S. M Just received, a full stock of genuine Perfumeiy.of all the best makes, wt ich 1 oiler for sale at the very lowest prie s. Call and look. decl8 N. S. THOMPSON. lriiggikt. I am still deliveriuR to any part of the city (in quantities of not less than ?0 bushels) the bnst qnulitv of BiKliam Mine Coal, well screened, at it cents per bushel. I am also prepared to deliver an article of Coal, taken uuscreeued from Iho pile, at H cents per bushel; and slack or nut Oo:il, in limited quantities, at 5 cents. JOHN WYMOND. decl7 tf Sec'y ant Maiig'r Bo limn Mni'gto. JtifsifroTJToies. " 6C0 Bush. Northern Potatoes fir sal by uVe. 17. COOK A LAN'JLKV lloctived this day 2.1 bales ritrs heavy Gunny liags, 10 bbls W hue Lime pill kegs beat English So.l ciils Manilla Cordage, .re cheap for cash by duels .50 tierces prime Rice, i, -in mats Jaa Cofft'O, oil balen Batting, for sale GEO. FOSTER CO. naVTK UK ST CURISTMJH fllFT. M. The best Christmas gift is a Melodeou. lobell & Convngtou have a large stock of MELOLEON3, which they wtll warrant for iiuallty and tone to equal the linest, aud which they will sell at " real bargains." decis IHJBKLL ,t CONYNGTON. Hf'iolT. 2 d7. quart bottles, 4 doz pint bottles.Just received and for sale rheap at dec!5 ELLIOTT'S Family Orncery KU' SUttJB A .no.jtxs:. 'i hhds new Sugar, a prime article ; 10 bbls new Midasaes, just received at No. 22 Mam street, dec! fi a o o h H 0 1 a o w a w o CO i ft o - ui 8 in 1IIRISTMJIS IS .VOU'.yPJR JT and. aud to meet th requiretueiitsof nil who dsire t, make presents to the children at this seawon, I otter mvstoc'f of American Perfumery, Hair iis, and Colognes Hi ir. cer oeut. below cost. Now is the time to buy if yl wan t good articles at very low ligures. WM. BIKRPOWER, Prnggist, declo 7S Main street, Washingtou Iilc k. 79.1 til C STOl'J! POLISH. TM. 0gro Mag ic Stove Polish, that cannot bo beat, for sale at declo I'.f.LtoTT'S Family Grooery. iomi.' .ti ie.iM.7 1W liushels Fresh (Jround Corn Meal for sale at onla per bushel at tec. 17 ft"''. A LANOLEY'S .HVM.MiS M-'OR rmif o M sale heap at Sf'HAPfvKR BT'SSING"?. No. 44 Main street. d.-22 Vo't'Ks't ji.o vies. Sf F X frs. Bier Short's Celebrated lluckskiu Mlovea just received aud lor Sale by - CHAS Mc.TOHNSTON. I I Wlt.MJISTRJTOR'S S.IM.E. I By virtue of nu order of the Vanderburgh Court j of Common Pleas, I will, a Administrator of the eate of .biseuh Miller, itereaseil. sell at private sale, the following described real estate, In th town of Jacohsville. tJoining Kvansville. to wit: Lot t) aud 10 in Block Ko Fonr (t.) Terxi: One-half cash, and tli retuainiug out ha'f in ten months from the day of sale, the pur chaser civinc note with approved seem ity, waiving i valuation or appraisement laws. olic HA EL Ml LI. KK, liec. 'Jl :w. A.lm'r. LOOK HERE, EVERYBODY! CHRISTMAS IS COMING. All vou that want good Beef, fine red Roast Pigs, . i , , ... i. ...... -t . -

found at any time, and will kc-ip oii-o on .Monday ,.-i ,jj iftJ flCKLKU PMiP-,,iht-ll nigb. -for the ;,,odato,p of the. T5?Si xZfl i citr.s,asChn,tii.a8iSatlw,u. be hacf at COOK i LA.NGLEY 'si.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

HOSTETJER'B .STOMACHJITTERS. t nfWK fHUi'RlKTnHS JJI .TTJJYT--t , JE tjfBCt'trern of UOSTCTTEK'S CELEBKAXSI) i bTOMACU BITTEKS can iivpeal with jwrfwt con- , tideuce to pbybiciatiB citizens geuerally of the Cniteil 8ats, tie-fsn tbo article boa attained a reputation heretofore uukuowu. A few Ctcts uou i tbia poiut will oveak more powerfoDy tbai voV-

" 7,?" " r. i, P rl 7, , - .k test rear ant emoted to over balr satttth lottles, and from its manliest steady increase ia times past, it is evideu that during the coming fear, the, consumption will reach near oue million bottles. This nulueuso amount could never liave, been (old hot for the rare tuodicmal properties eoulained the preparation, and the sanction of the most promiurut physicians In. those sections of the country where the article is best known, who not only recommend the Bitters to their patieuta, but ae ready at all times to give testimonials to its efficacy iu all cases ef stomachic derangements and the diseases resulting therefront. This is not a temporary popularity, obtained by extraordinary efforts in the way of trumpeting the qualities of the Bitters, but a solid estimation of an invaluable medicine, which is destined to be as eu during as time itself. If oetetter'a Stomach Bitters have proved a Godsend to regions where fever and ague and various other bil'ous complaints have counted their victims by hundreds. To be able to state confidently that the "Bitters" are a certain enre for the Dyspepsia and like diseases, is to the proprietors a s iurctf of unall03'ed pleasure. It removes ail morbid matter from the stomach, purifies the blood, and imparts renewed vitality to the nervous system, giving it tliat tone and energy indispensable for the restoration of health. It operates epon the stomach, liver, and other digestive organs, mildly but powerfully, and soon restores them to a condi tion essential to tne neaitny aiscnarge oi ine junctions of naturo. Elderly iersons may use the Bitters daily as per directions on the bottle, and they will find in it a stimulant peculiarly adapted to comfort declining years, as it is pie&itant to the palate, invigorating to the bowels, excellent as a tonic, and rejuvenating generally. We have the evidence of thonsands of aged men arid women who have experienced the benefit of using this preparation while suffering from stomach derangements and general debility), acting under the advice of Physicians, tiler nave abandoned all deleterious drugs, and fairly tested the merits of this article. A few words to tlie gentler seje. TbTe are certain periods when their cares are so harrassing that many of themsink under the triaL The relation of mother and child is so alworbingly tender, that the mother, especially if she- be young, is spt to forget her own health in her extreme anxiety for her infant. Should the period of maternity arrive during the summer season, the wear of body and mind is generally aggravated. Here, then, is a necessity for a stimulant to recuperate the energies .f the system, and enable tho mother to bear up under her exhausting trials and responsibilities. . Nursing mothers gen erally prefer the Bitters to all other invigorators that receive the endorsement of physicians, liecanso it is agreeable to the taste as well as certain to give a permaaent iucreaso ot bodily strength. All those persons to whom we have paricularly referred alwive, to-wit: sufferers from fever and aguit, causod by malaria, .diarrbiea, dysentery, indigestion, )ss of appetite, and all diseases or derangements of tlie stomach, superannuated invalids, persons of aedetitnry occination, and nursing mothers, will consult their own physical welfare by giving to H.wtettor's Celebrated Stomach Bitters a trial. CAUTION. We caution the public against using any of the many imitations or counterfeits, but a-k lor IIoti:tikk'Cki.kbktidStomch BiTTr.as, anil see that each bottle has the words "Dr. J. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters" blown on the side of tho b.dtle, and stamped ou the metallic cap covering the cork, ami observe thut our autograph signature is on the label. Bsv Prepared and sold by Hostbtteb A Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa., and sold by all druggists, grocers, and dealers geuerally throughout the United States, South America, and Germany. novlS-dAw lawlyr f ansir cohjv jntur,. W bush fresh ground Meal, just received and I for sale at the ' Old Pioneer Grocery," No. 22 Main street. declo Ho! For The Holidays! CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS Coming. bijfOU MJVB TUB PJVMOJV," MS Mjff the stirring appeal of every houest and true-hearted citizen of this glorious Union. They say this glorious Union of ours will be dissolved, but to tell the fact. Miller A Niehaus have not dissolved yet ; but are resolved to compete with all competition, by selling goods a little cheaper thau ever, having bought a large and well assorted stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Ac., 4n.r expressly for the Holidays, which they will sell cheap for cash. Coma, one Come, all ! aud bring ou your Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri, Alabama, and especially your Indiana Gold and Silver money, and we shall show our love for this glorious Union, by taking yonr money. Give us a trial aud we will 'itul you will be satisfied. Remember the place. MILLER A NIEHAUS, 11 , . U. No. 43 Main Street. mtRllJTt UOJBUMJVtt. A gentlemau aud wife can be accommodated with boarding, and pleasant front loom in a brick house in a healthy locality. Also a few single men or day boarders. r Girl wanted. Address Rox "72, Postofflc. decll-lt BM I.J ST i ft JPR MS. 5 O B U , S ML Newark Fluster, received and for sale by decS CHAS. McJOHNSTON. OUSHS1 ZniftMiS! Read J: Burrow keeji a line assortment of Horses aDd Mules for sale cheap for cash, or prompt paper. decIO 1 BBh. RICK JTM.OI B, 1 Bid. Corn Starch, 1 do Wheat Farina, 1 do Split Peas. I do Pearl Parley , 1 Case Sago & Tapioca, for sale at doc. 17. COOK & LANQLEY'S. H0lW0TL 1iT if7J vo wrio MM hungry. 1,000 Sacks Heavy Country Bran in Store and for sale at 75 cents per lil ib by dec. 17 COOK St LANGLKY. O I. iTMi.Y S t"B VP. Stuart's New York Syrnp at 7' cents per Gal. do Golden "do Kxtra at 811 cents. Belcher's St. Louis, Very Choice, 40 rents. Stuart's Kxctttslor Syrup, none equal to it, 51.00. The above good can onlv be found at d,.e. 17. COOK ft LANGLF-Y'S. TAX NOTICE FOR 1860. rwMin tjx pj I'j-JRS of VJ.vn n - B. l.nrgh county are hereby notified that the Tax Pnplicate for 18ial, containing a list of Taxes for Stale, (Anility and other purposes, has btea received by m Jroui the Auditor of said county, and I can be found at my ofBce, in the Conrt House, tor the purpose f receiving the revenue. The taxes for the year l(lare as follows : For Stale purposed lf eta on each JluO valuation, r.n cents on each poll. For County purposes M cts on each f 100 valuation. 8I.0O011 each poll. For Couimou School purposes 10 cts on each $100 valuation. o0 cents on ea.'h poll. it. a- i.nriatses .f nrovidine funds to meet the an nual interest on outstanding Couuty Bonds ilue I SKt I, aud the annual interest on these not yet due, It cents. For purpose of providing a State debt Sinking Fuud Revenue, ' cents ou each 100. l'IGKON TOWNSHIP, outside Fivansville For Township purposes. It cents ; for Special School purposes, 10 cauls, on all taxable property. KN k;HT TOWNSHIP For Township purposes, 2 cents i for Special School purposes, 8 cents; for Road pin-poses, o cents. SCOTT TOWNSHIP For Special School rr- ! noses, r cents. . ' 1 . uvtc i i-ovn TntPT4iTTP Pur Sttecial School purposes. S cents, ami .'0 cents on each poll. PKRKY TOWNSHIP For Special School purposes, 2li cents ; for Road purposes, 214 cents. I'NION TOWNSHIP For Townsuip purposes, 1.1 cents. CXNTRE TOWNSHIP For Township purposes, 5 cents ; lor Special School purposes, 3 cents ; for Road pui'lsjses, 3 cents. GKKMAN TOWNSHIP For Township purposes, 10 eents ; for Special School purposes, 10 cts. on each tlu, valuation as aforesaid. THKODORK VKSSKMAV.T. V. C. uovil-d'.itaWiSwbW jjjnPORTAJ'T SJS'FOBMJlTnOjyr. Just now, when money Is scarce, if yon want to save lroiu 10 to 2j per cent, in purchasing groceries, Virkery's, aud be astonished at the great chatige that has taken place in favor of boyerr. Couie, all of you who have money, and yon wso pay he watt for it. and get the " biggest " dollar s : worth ot every mug you nave go. -""s Bring vour Illinois, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Iowa, ) Michigan, Kentucky, and all other good money. The ' Pauic " won't last always. Come soon. No ! bnn.bmr. Trv at I ltht.ttt ltua 1 dec7 82 Main street. ,t , a 1JT PM.OUB.-300 Ms US FLLIOTT'S Family Grocery. tfjD I 4 H U-'H KJ I Jffw iost re-eived i docL'l , - . ... Vr ,1 VV MJJ-VJ M MM M

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3 100 bosh shelled corn for sale at-" "' :' decla ! . .j ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. jrio7Lfr. " ' . 600 fcush ear Corn fustTecive! ut . .. ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery 'declT"- " " No. 22 Main street. W JtUIt Oil,, HOJP JUVMt fU.Vi-. JLd 1H0 gal. Cincinnati Lard Oil, 20 bxs ' ' Palm Soap, .. J 1 ' - " Crow " p . A . ' - Gorniau " 5 " " fW - " 1( Star Candles, 6s and7. Just received aud for sale bv dec!3 COOK & LANGtKT. Wm ItKJtt FJ H T MJVOJV.-23 0 M-9 extra choice Break fast Bacon at LBS. dec IS COOK & LANGLEY S. SO CHOICE J Pi nmpkins for sale at decl3 COOK A LANG LEY'S. 2 bbls Cranberries, a splendid quality, just received at (decl5) ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. ,Z.IJVOI8, Wi8CO. 8IJ; .WJL sonri, and Iowa money taken for groceriei or on accouut.Ly C'UAS. MoJOHXSTON. does ECONOMY AXD SECURITY. The Lorillard FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF THE CITY OS" NEW YORK, No. 31 WALL St. Cash Capital - - $500,000 PROFITS ANNUALLY DIVIDED! 75 PER CENT. TO THE DEALERS. if This Company divides tliree-quarters of the net profits to the poiicy holders, in scrip, bearing interest without any liability to the insured. 3r This Company funds its stirplns, instead cf dividing it to the Stockholders, thereby giving its policy holders greater security, and at the same time cheaper insurance than any othor system. CARLISLE NORWOOD, President. GEORGE D. CRARY, Sec'y. WASHINGTON SMITH, Vice-Pres't. A. C. Ilalloclt t Sou, Agents, decl-i EVANSVILLE, MARKET NOTICE ! Until otherwise ordered, tho following regulations as to the time of opeuing aud closing the Msrketa, will be observed : UPPER MARKET Fourth street open at f, o'clock, and closed at 10 o'clock, ou Tuesday, Thursday, and Satnrdav mornings. CENTRAL MARKET open at 2 o'clock and closed at 4 o'clock on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday afternoons. By order of the Common Council. decl2 P. BURKE, Clerk. NEW FURNITURE STORE. GUGGENHEIM Eli, MEYER & CO., AND RETAIL DEALERS ix Plain and Fancy Furniture, BRAI'S MEW ltliIL.rlXi, Main St., ; EVANS V ILL., We have just etablishel ourselvt in the Furniture busincs, an I manufacture ami briirj; from New York, Boston and Cincinnati, all varieties of plain and fancy furniture, of the best material and workmanship. Our stock is complete, embracing the tincat descriptions of mai ble-toppod furniture. Rosewood. Mahoiranv, ami other fine woods. B-Wealso deal iu second-hand F'urnifiire of all j descriptions. We swap new for second-hand Furniture, aud mend all descriptions of 1'uruUure, as ws keep the best workmen on hand. We keep n Express wagon, anil deliver furniture In the city, and phip it, carefully packed, to all points. decli-fcmd GUGGENHF.IMER, MEYER A CO. " r J T EST7lRRi'JM74tP JtRY JJ GOODS. We would call the Ladies' attention to the importance of going to Roser Bros., as we intend, from this day, to sell our entire stork of Iry Goods at KKDUCtn rmi'ES. Amongst the latest goods received, we would mention S piwees, or 400 yards, of thosa splendid Black Silks, so well known to our Ladv Cnstomers here, and which we warraut to be of the same durable and superior quality. All money taken at par for goods, also City and County Orders at ths same rate. KOSKit BROS., le,5 No. 30 Main st. JV UCR O I MJ'M,Jl j'7 L M TS7 50 boxes Layer Raisins (uew crop), :( quarter do., 20 jr. do. M. R. do., just received nnu for sale by (decll) GEO. FOSTER it CO. jputeTs, j vts7kc 1 cask (drum) Figs, 15 bbls assorted Nuts, 2 bbls Currants, 1 frails data), 5 kegs plums, 4 -.cross Flavoring Extracts, 25 bxes Stick Liciuorico, received and for sale by (dfcll) GEO. FOSTER A CO. OMU. 100 kegs super carb. Soda, 25 bxs super carb. Soda, 1 lb papers.just received and for ssle by decll GEO. FOSTER it CO. "JJj can it Mi r,. 60 pkgs fresh Mackerel (bbl, hfs and nrs, Ko. 1, 2, and 3, and kitts), 50 bxs No. 1 Herring, just received aud for sale by G E0. .FOSTER & CO. decll I v0otJt6mis.15 Mtiivs. vhomcms JU. NesliannocK I'otatoos in store uuu ior saie a, low figures, to close OUT, by ochJi W. M. AIRMAN ; CO "jrJ,jVJVtVjVV MjVJUttRB ' R PMiJX'CMi jT Boats. The snbsoriber has jnst received from Oiean, N. Y., a lot of the best Hemlock Fencing ever offered in this market. He is also prepared to furnish good Fence Posts, in large or small quantities. Call at the corner of Seventh and Main streets. "No trouble to show goods." de.7-dw J. V. GLOVER. Cure Votujh, Void, il oarenr, infjl eiiza, any Irritnticm or flnrenef ou the Throat, Itelieie Ihe Hocking Cotifjh in CoHsnmpfion, llronchilis, Axthirui, ami Crttarrh. Clear ami gire strength to the voice of Pl'BLlC SPKAICEKS ndSl(ii:itS. Few are aware of the Importance of checking a Congh or "Common Cold" in its first stage; that which in the beginning would yield to a mild remedy, if neglected, SOon attacks the I.ucgs. "Brotcn's Bromhial Trochet." containing denn;lccnt ingredients, sWay Pulmonary and Bronchial Irritatusa. BBO WN3 "That trouble in my Throat, (for which tho 'Troche' are a specific) TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S having made mo often a mere whis perer." N. W 1L.L.1S. I recommend their use to I'rnt.io SrnKeits." Rfv. E. H. CIIAPIN. Have proved extremely service able in HOA PSKNFS8. " Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER. "Almost instant relief in tho dis tressing labor of breathing peculiar to Asthma. Kiv. a. UiiittMUJ. "Contain no Opium or anything injurious." Un. A. A. HAYES, Chemist, Ronton. TROCHES! A eimplo and pleasant combina tion for Coccus, ilc." Da. G. F. BIGELOW, Piston. "Beneficial in Bronchitis." Db. J. K. W. LAN E, r.oston. "I have proved them v -celleiit for WHoopiNoCoroii." Dev. H. V. WARREN, 7?m?ii. In.....,!il m,.i..r eo:i,t.e1U'd to BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES speak, sutlerinc: frmi Coi.r." istv. a. j . r. tit. Jouil. "ErrECTrAL in removing Hoarseness and Irritation of the Throat, so common with Spfaxf.rs and Sixfiebs." Frof. M. STACY JOV.NSON, La Orange, 7a., Teacher of Music, Southern Female Colk go. "Great benefit when taken beforo and after preaching, as they prevent Hoarseness. From their past tfoct, I think they will be of peimauent advantage to me." Rev. E. ROWLEY, A. M., Prnaiib-nt of Athens College. Tenn. BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES pWirSold by all Druggists at T WEN-decl-Cmdtw 1 . tE.MS A JJO.V. DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & CO., PRY GOODS MEB-CEC UNTCS, 75, 77, 79, 81, 83 apd 85, Duane St., Y. Would notify the trade that they are opening weekly, iu new and beautiful patterns, tho WA311 SUIT A PRINTS ; also the , AMOSKEAC, j A new print, which excels every print in the conntrv for oerfection of execution and design in full Madder Colors. Our prints are cheaper than any t in market, and meot with extensive sale, j Orders promptly attended to. uov2o-ly -iTulirsMjM'TCRKYPOB TUK MM million. o1' lbs Dresjed Turke9 just r.-

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W. TIP OH TJ.TT BEMBUIMSH. If there ie in the list of Remedies given to the ! world for acceptance aud approval, any which arc ; entitl -J to confidence by tlieir lerlt-ct adherence : t toe laws and intention of the Creator one is the ; -t-wNivenflftl coWiir biveiiy, fnr every sjiecies ol , Lung, Throat, and Bronchial difticulty, even that of j Actual Consuniption, and the other In o justly ctile- t bratod loLL anoiivnh, a moot perfect remedy for j Neuralgia, Gout, Rheumatism, Partial uDd Act J il j Taralvsis, St. Vitus Dance, Chronic, Spasmodic uud Nervous Ilea l Ache, Tooth Ache, Ear Ache, aud that chief of all causes of diseases, Lodu of ' oie p. If our friends will accr.pt ihe declaration that for six or eight years these preparations have been through tilts tLat would satisfy all, in place of sweeping declarations that mean nothing, aud then procure and read the pamphlets, to be found with all dealers and agents, tbey will be able to ju;ie how far they can be relied on. GENERAL AGENT. J. W. HUXXEWELL k Co., 7 and 8 Comru"Tcial Wharf, Boston." ' ' G30. IIUXXEWELL, 145 Water street, ; New York. V .r Umlei the sKcial supervision of JOHN L. H UNN'tWELL, Chemist .and Phuxnkafuuxiat. Bustoa, Mass., w hop signatnreovers tliecorksof the genuine only, and to born address all cumiuiiuicatlous. Sold bv all reseciebie stealers eerywrhew. - KKLLKU A WHITE. Wholesale and Retail Agc-uts, Kvansville. nov5-lin dAw r1RjlJ'ttKRKIIit. 'A URL.H PMI.ftK S Ctanberries jo8t reivivoil anl for sale at deco ELLIOTT'S I'smilv Grocery. It. 8. RUSTO.y A CO. Uepeetful!y announce to their friends a, d fit i-.-ns of Kvansville vncrMlv. that tbey are still in the Feed huine, and are thankful for past lavors, aii-1 hop., by strict attention to biii-iness, to merit a continuance of patronage on our new plan, whk-ll we nuw adopt from this date, which is strictly for cash. All orders accompanied with the cash i will Is promptly attended to i none other tivuo i APPLY. j We have now on baud and for sale 200 tons prime j Hay. ft'H) bush old white Corn, selected expressly ! for Itread, fssi bush new Corn in Ear, WH) tnsh j Oats, 5 tons Oil Meal, and a full supply of llrso, i Shipatuff, Ac, and everything usuvlly found in a ! Feed Store, all of w hich w ill be sold cheap for cash, and c-ish oiilv. liesMctfnllv, ! .U7 ' U.S. RUSTON if CO. NEW JEWELRY , TJITTrLOUTnjP'S. Wtfyj!; UJV'Mi JUST RtttMitt'liU -1 tv liew siq'ply tf Jewelry, embracing a treat Tariety of every new style. We wonbl call the eapecial attention of the lailies to some very excel lent and cbaMe ltrnscau and Carbuncle full and hall setts, which are also of a very reasonable prior We have by far tho largest stork of (Jold aud Silver Watches, Clool s, Silver Ware, Gold Peas, Ac, (if any bouse in this city, all brought directly from ! the manufacturers and importers, and are selling at the lowest Eastern prices. It lias )nuanr endeavor to buy none bst genuine Jewelry, and we hope to meet acontinuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon. us. j ItJS' Fin.- Watches repaired personally, or under I our immediate supervision, by competent work. men. BI'CTROLFF BBO'S., sept2'l No. 43 Main St., b't First and Second. ' J. F. II. PI MP J. R. CS1.1.KNPEB i BUMP & CALLENDER. ! FORWARDING AND COMMISSION ! 2VE3xr3Jtji.a,xji-tiB. Dealer Iu all kinds ot" Produce. ROCKVILLE, IND. derl-'Jm! m OTlCJK HJt .V PVRCUJS. Ql ed of William M. Duncan bis eutire stock in trade in this ci:y, including all the accounts, debts, anil claims due to him, I now oiler those goodtt at tow prices, especially for cash. Persons heretofore iuth-bt.'d to him for goods I sold, will plciou make pavmcnt to no. dtcl-lm . ROBERT BARNES. CLOTHING AT RETAIL. Having closed out a large portion of our Fall and Winter -,tock to our regular wholesale trade, we now find our lest and finest goods still on hand. As they aro of too good a quality to suit the Couutry trade, and being anxious to reduce our stork to the lowest possible point, we now otter all the balance st Retail for Cash. Look out for bvbuaiks, as we CAN and will effer them to all who call. We have Super Black Cloth Over-coats, Russian iieaver Extra Fine Seal : " Black Cloth Dress Coats, Fancy Casimere Business Coats, Silk Mixture Business Coats, Black and Fancy Casimere Pants, Silk Velvet, Plush, and Casimere Vests, Undershirts and Drawers, all styles, Shirts, Gloves, Cravats, &c. WM. K. FRENCH it CO., deed No. W Main street. m fclR tTiiis. 3 6 Yt j.vo'soinK W v Steel Fire Setts, romprisiiiK hhovel. Tonus and Poker; 25 beautiful Shovel and Tongs Stands; 12 Gilt Rami Heavy Coal lturkets; 3 do. Common Coal Buckets; loo ptirs Kitchen Shovels and Tongs ; pairs Brass Head Shovels and Tongs ; (i doz Short Handle Iron Coal Shovels. For sab low. 11(,vffl . - CHAS. S. WKLLS. T O CASlfDUY DBS. 1'iipreceileiited low prices ottered by JACOB STRAUB & SON, V HtH.FWA I V A RET All j'KALKK IN fvo. 14 ftlalit Street, (Below Washington House.) ON HAND AND A RKIVIlvri Axe3. Blood's, Lippincott's, and others. Butcher Knives. Russell & Ward's. Butcher Steels. Wilson's. Butcher Saws and Cleavers. Pork Cleavers. Cross Cut Saws. Common and Hook Teeth. Mill Saws. Rowland's and Hoe's. Wood Saws, framed. Scales and Scale Beams, warranted. Sad Irons. Down's & Greenwood's. Trace,Log, and Halter Chains. Table Cutlery. Pocket Knives. Shears and Razors. Files and Chisels. Butchers. Spear & Jackson's Hand Saws. Locks, Hinges, and Screws. Chain Pumps. Curry Combs. Brushes of all descriptions. Cabinet Hardware. Carpenter Tools, best quality. Coo iers' Tools. Barton's and White's. Truss Hoops. Hoop Iron. Meat Cutters and Stuffers. Shovels and Tongs. Nails, best brandsShovels and Spades. Manure Forks. Slates, Pocket Books, &c. nov.iS JACOB STRAl'B A SON. Junes' JJVII JBMSSES' MJ4YS, iilk, Reaver, .asimere, etc., trimmed or ontrimmed. The latest styles made to order on snort notice at ALTIi aAHMlJSH.no, novti Main Street. wem:t potjtomjs. Rush. c. 17 Ni 1 Sweet otatoes for sale by COOK. LANGLET.

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o FALL AND WINTER THIN O, FOR MEN AXD E0TS' WEAR. WHITE & FANCY SHIRTS, UNPF.IlslURT.i AND DRAW Kits, HATS OF ALL KINDS. P 1 ti ff li Cap THE CHEAPEST LOT IN A MERITA All of consul you in want of the ubovv nainel G. your own inteient to . to , ti v. Ill S. ROSENWALI) &. CO., OAK HALLCL0THING HOUSE, NO. M A I N ST , Itetweeu Hwrolid and 'I bird, F.VAXSVIT.I.i:, IM And Iw careful vou niake no uii daks in the pi. HTKF.lt HIRKCT Full IX. oaon - w n.Icl' 'rVhfi'B yon will &4mW at the LOWEST VHKh. It will pay jon to tee THE STOCK. nvH PITTS8URG COAL. MA VMi JV ! V II 4. y It .1 M..I R4JR shirk of Pltf biiTg Coal, which 1 oUjr to Ihe public at 1 cents pts bushel, delln-rsd. Ordors left at Orr, Dalzeil tij.'s st're, or at bi lumber office on Water street, near Laniasc. wbsrf, m-lll I proaiptly attended to. JAS. SV A NStiN. nov'XA Ml V CM Wli KJT PLOVB. o.l Baiks Pennsylvania, and 3o Hu. ks liooann Iturkwheat Flour, Just received and for tais by CHAS. MclOUNSTON. m i7ij.-h) iTi7T'''yBM7sM7MiT's m-J fust reciveu and for sale by lec24 CHAS. McffiirXSTOK. m9TICMi. mi v ai: 11 persons knowing themsilvi s indubted to the Isle fir si of W. F. Dyers, are berei.y .-loiinea that they will be expected to settle their aci onnts bv ths 1st of January, IKK, as no further liidnlgncswill be given. C'Ai'T. SWJMUlLL. For Nancy Byurs Proprletrrss .f Sberwo id Hotite. Dec. '24. mm m 4 t v b'h ij T h j'ueeti TTltte mM Holidays rail In, and you will find some lloe Urge Tuikies foe sale st CUAS McJOIJXSTON'H, dec2ii Posey Rks-k. g 4 rk iijyr jipp77ks, s u-k k tpo W tatoea, Dril Apples, Hntuinv. Cora Meal Bran, Turnips, Irish Potatoes, Jirled Pnachss, ft hits 'Beans, Oorn, Oats, he, e.,f-r sale st sdeclS COOK l.ANtJLF.rrt., fmTTMi7Tiojsy irin:Mifs : Every body Is wide awake ti their own Interest, or at least should be, nnd If the- want t" buy a flr.t rale No. 1 article of Fli'tr at 7', y-r I nc. tlicv had better call st the Picayune Mil's I m inert lately, iwwt atiimlied .as thev are just closing out a small lot w hich tbey have on' hand. Yo,,B.e that Hi is is cash prices. .1. R. MILLS A CO. decir,"wd. It I4 M K HO.niJVW 10 Hl,N fr-N.i hmriinv, 1 II e. Pnoie New Rli CHAS. Mr.TOIf N'NTftN'. fi bbls prime A XX Whits Wheat Floor, put un expressly for family use, Mi sai ks XXX White Wheat Flour, just received un.l for sale lor Cisji, sun Cash oni v, at duel.' F.LLIOTI 'S 1 ninilv Ororeiy. iJKIIl Pie it in liS'l.fh shell-. 'orii, i biit-h li. n i ountt y fitoi . bv blub first rste oats, I'si just re-eived ami tor sh HIIAI M.-JOIIKSTON, Minn tMreet, 1 oiv's III.; k. .lec"-i VST BH4 Ell'Mtl 5! casks Sugar Cured Han s. " lliied lis-f, 2 " Shoulders, 1 bid Ks Bob., as, fSlOlbs P.I SMkfast Tlacou, And for sale at the lowest nrb s st novlZ J.U'iii) MN.ICII SON'S. JOR P.l'KRXTIIIJSUi " MJr' THE ' Preserve and can fruit line yon inut g In doc. 17. CllOK A LA SULKY'S gg0.fll.ym'!'ll0.1IIJ'l! 5 Hbls. Kxtra Flint llouiinv for Sale l v Jpc. 17. I ouK A L,ANi;f.i:V. ytl'tiisin:i" PRr.iitc, 4 iij.f.'s; CF19 Heavy Oats, lor sal.- by lui.W .v l.ANOLFV. -am R Jl JV T Hlt.J-t '0,IIIIO - I'l-iuie Conntrv Hrun fnf rt-eivd am toi saleat (.I'cvM) FLLIOTT'H Fat.idy '.rocerT. rtrru.-i ps.'t hrjs'i p s f - so u j iS JL Prime Turnip" i"t receiveil r.t deciit KI.I.O'TT'S Family Ororery TrmR4-Juvs:pE4:l.V,H: in HI htl itiKt received and ior Kith lit No. '.'I Mum street. dec.:! COPPEK! SO BJ4JS PER IUJ.fior Autei rat, for sale for cali t.y j teen - JE. F'lSTKR A Cf. ! WBO fJ M'ROUI 4 TM - WE .IRE sfjf pare.1 to fnrni-h Mess Polk. Kt anl Parrel I Laru,and Hulk Pork, in Hsiilties (oHiilt. Ms I iT ,ieTender-ldiis. Spsre, Rib.-, Heads, Pf ', I Sansaee Meat, Ac. in.sTF KACH. Wlr;lJfSf.V-' UPA14' " M Whole, half and and for sale by finarter ! CHAS. iX-s, (iMt receiveH MJi HUSTON. wm u l.n I! BIHjI, HI TTER, P UK H Br v.,,,. .,,,1 IirexHrd Poultry lt.il receiving fr,s. - XnTOH. IIEST.'VTS ! Brazil Nuts, Paeans, Hickoiy Nuts, Cocoa Nuts, Filbert-, c , At , 's' Bt COOK A X.AN(LKJf'f?. dec. 17.