Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 110, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 January 1861 — Page 2

The Daily Journal. EVANSVILLE, IND. ———————

FRIDAY MOUSING... .JANUARY 18 "SSL. The steamer Bremen arrived at New ""York on the 15th from Southampton. Count Kechberg, the Austrian Premier, ; will probably soon resign and be succeeded by Count Jlenadorf. A. party favoring the annexation of Rome to Sardinia made a demonstration at St. Peter's Cathedral on the 23d ult. The Emperor of Austria sanctions the incorporation of Hergigovina with Hungary- - The King of Naples had taken refuge in a Spanish vessel every night, returning to Gae'ta every morning. ISSa- We learn from the Terre Haute Express of the l"th, that Governor Lano was elected U. S. Senator on the 16th. He received 68 votes in joint convention ; Joseph A. Wright 57. Gov. Lane immediately offered bi3 resignation as Governor, and Lieut. Gov. Morton took the oath of office as Governor of Indiana. It ia a Bingular fact that Indiana has had four Governors since the first of October. Gov. Willard died on the 3d of that month, , when Lieut Gov. Iiararoorid became Governor.. He served till January 14th, when Got. Lane was inaugurated. Gov. Lane served two days', when he was elected to the " ;U. S. Senate, and wa3 superseded by Lieut. Gor. Morton. Four Governors in less than four months I Ci&r We learn from a private letter that ' the Democratic members of the General Assembly 'nominated, in caucus, on Tuesday night, Gov. Wright, Minister to Berlin, for U. S. Senator. The nomination of course is an empty honor. Governor W.'s turn has not come just yet, though when be returns from abroad he -will -work hard for ' 'BrightY place, to be filled in 1863. Mr. Seward'3 recent great speech in the U. S. Senate, taking very moderate grounds and reflecting the views that are to govern Mr. Lincoln's administration, ha3 ccme to hand and will be published in this " psiper next week. It ought to be generally read, -as it. embodies the views of a wise . ;statesman and the next Secretary of State. iSTThe- report of a serious difficulty be- ' 'tween Gen Scott and' Seuator Toombs is '; pronounced false. Senator Toombs made " Boaie.lard remarks at a private dinner partj at 'Mr. Corcoran's, but there was noapplication to Gen. -Scott, nor did any angry TemaTks pas3 between them. - ' . : -'JJlGBT. A petition will be presented to lie Legislature to abolish the office of State ' Printer, and to let the Printing cut to the '"'lowest-responsible bidder. It is a reform .'much needed, and we trust that the Republican party will have the honor of inan- ' gurating it. Richmond Broad Axe. We'are .glad to see our Republican cotemporaries taking this ground. The party have made Innumerable pledges of economy and retrenchment, and these pledges must be fulfilled if the party wish to retain the confidence of the people. This printing is one cf the most glaring and notorious wrongs that exists, and if the Legislature paEses it over without correction, the Re. publican majority will be called to account for their failure to etop a mo3t grievous leak in the Treasury . We hope the members may keep their pledges to the people in mind and carry them out. It they re- . gard the continued success of their party and their principles they will do so. ———<>——— ——>A fire broke out in South Carrolton, Ky., yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon in a new house occupied and owned by Dr. Jackson of that town. The fire originated in a room occupied by an old lady, and it is supposed caught from the stove-pipe. Loss about $3,000. We get these particulars from Mr. Henry Miller, Clerk of the Mattie Cook. ———<>——— JggrRev. Robert C. Rice, an eminent minister of the Christian or Reformed Baptist Church, committed suicide by shooting himself in hi3 room at the Spencer House, Cincinnati, on Sunday, January 13th. He was a residence of Eminence, Ky. His first wife having died, he married again, but parted from the second soon after marriage. His unhappicess arose from there circumstances. Parson Drownlotv, of tin? Knosville Whig, speaking of the forced lean in South Carolina, gays : " The Palmetto State is in the condition of the fellow who said ' It is nothing to get married, but it i:i h 11 to keep house." ———<>——— ——>Miss Coltrin, the young lady who accidentally shot the charge of a pistol into her face on the steamer Mariner at Cannelton on New Year day, is recovering slowly from her injuries. The sight has returned to her left eye, and that organ, though now weak, will in a short time be as good ss ever. Specks of powder may still be seen, imbedded in the sclerotic coat. The right eye is yet in a bad condition, the ball and interior of the lids being bloodshot, and vision having apparently left it. There is a bare possibility of this eye being saved.— The powder that was imbedded in the face is slowly working out and will probably be altogether eradicated. The young lady is at Capt. O'Riley's residence, and under the skillful care of Dr. Magennis will soon be able to travel again. She has exhibited considerable nerve in her sufferings. ———<>——— EThe Kentucky Legislature met extra session on Thursday, the 17th inst. Egy During the year 1860, there . were 26,C74 bushels of wheat shipped from the town of Sullivan, on the E. & C. Itailroad. gjtThe steamer Bremen, which arrived at New York on the 15tb, brought $:i,800r 000 in specie.

Ediioe Journal: It is generally under-

in favor of "The Union,", tbe Constitution, an.i tbe Enforcement of the Laws.'' Those who supported Mr, Bell also-hold this doctrine. In fact, until since the election, noboy held, or claimed to hold, any other doctrine. As a good deal 13 said about coercion, and attempts are'iiiade' bylEerecliless and un principled to prejudice the Republicans be cause they deny tbe right of a State to se cede froir the Confederacy, and "hold that it I is the right and the duty of the Federal Government to maintain .its integrity Ten by force because bf the3e attempts, T propose to call your attention to the- views of tjro men, who3e opinions, in their time, were wont to hare weight with the men who now so shamefully attack what they once themselves fully endorsed. J ' And first let us hear what Hcry Clay said : - -. .... . On the 1st day of August, .1350, in the United States Senate, Henry Clay, in answer " to the threats of disunion made at that lime, said : . . ' , Now, Mr. President, I stand' here in my place, meaning to . ,be- unawed .by any thteats, whether they come from individuals or States. I should deplore as rrtich as any man living or dead, that urms , should be raised against the authority of the. Union, either by individuals or States. Bat, after all that has occurred, if any . one State, or a portion of the people of any State, choose to place themselves in military array against tbe Goverrcieot of .the Union, I am for trying the strength of. the Government. I am for ascertaining whether we have got a Government or not practical,. efficient, capable of maintaining ita authority, and of upholding the powers and interests which belong to a Government. Nor, Sir, am I to be alarmed or dissuaded from . any such course by intimation of the spilling of blood. If blood is to.be spilt, by wUosafault is it to be spilt? Upon the supposition I maintain, it will :be the fault of those who choose . to raise the standard of disunion and endeavor to prostrate this Government; and,"sir, when that is done, so long-as it pleases Uod to give me a voice to express my senurueots, or an arm, weak and enfeebled as it may be by age, that voice and that oj'iu will be on the. tide of iny eountni, for the support of the. general authority, and for the maintenance of the powers of this Union. And now let us hear what Stephen A' Douglas said : . ... - On the 27th of August lastJudge Douglas had an enthusiastic reception at Norfolk, Virginia, and spoke in the presence of C,000 people. We quote from "the telegraphic dispatch of that date to the Associated Press : In the middle of his address, a slip of paper was handed to him. It was cut ; from the Norfolk Daily Argus, and contained two polite questions:. .. . The first is : " If Abraham Lincoln be elected President'' of the United States, would the Southern States be justified in seceding from the Union?" Mr.' Douglas said : " To this I emphatically answer, No !" " The election of a man to the Presidency -by the American people in conformity with the Constitution of the United States, would not justify any attempt at dissolving this glorious Confederacy." Applause. i becond : " if they, the Southern States, secede from the Union upon the inauguration of Abraham Lincoln, before he commits an overt act against their constitutional rights, will you adviseor vindicate resistance by force to their secession ?" " " I answer emphatically, that it is the duty of the President of the United States and all in authority under him, to enforce the laws of the United S:atis. passed, by Congress, and a." the Courts expound them; and I, as in duty bound by my oath and Sdelity to the Constitution, would -do all io my power to aid the Government of the United States in maintaining tbe supremacy of tbe laws against all resistance to - them, come from whatever quarter it might. " In other words, 'I think the President of the United States should treat all attempts to break up tbe Union by resistance to its laws as Old Hickory treated the Nullifiers ir. 1332." Applause... . . , . . Let the Demagogues put the foregoing 1n their pipes and smoko it. . Exauixek, Got. Laxk's First Lsteb. The parlors of the Bates House were thrown open last night, ar3 Gov. and lira. Lne received the numerous friends who called upon . them. The eal!3 were wit boat disMnctlori of 'party, and the affability of the-Goverhor wnd his amiable lady set eyery one at their ease. Notwithstanding tbe rain and gloom outside, which kept many ladies mvay, the sunshine of sociality sbone .within 1 the Pepublican court. Slate Sentinel, L57i, . . Eg. The Northern Democrats, to .a man, are now with the President in his new position, and will support bim in any "measure that he may recommend, looking to the enforcement of the laws. Et. ' ::' It is about t.jme they were .V.eginninir to show a disposition to do so. i , ... , v " :"- . ,. '; The State Offickbb.: Benjamin Harrison, Esq., Reporter, of .tlira Supreme. Court Decisions, was qualified on-tbe 14th.' He will hold the office for four rears.' Judge Wm . A. Peelle goes into thc'8tee 'of Secretary of State on the' 16th. "Albert Lniige, Esil-, takes possession of the State Auditor's oface on the 25t!i of tfie' jfresetit " month one week, from Friday. , Jonathan S. .IJarvey, Esq., will ," sit' at the .receipt of? customs '' in the StateTreasury next month. Prof. Mile3' J; Fletcher i'.will- cowraenfe, '-n3xt month, looking after the : public schools of the State in aa official capacity. ntl.VTour. IIeavv Loss in Mcleh. A 'large Tot of mules sold at the auction sale, "Monthly, for SI 00 per head, that cost ?lX'' (oiie time since. The cost of feeding makes the los per head about $50. Paris (Ky.),.f7.A Difference.- -While a few Democratic leaders were, in this city, and. in Indianapolis, on the Sth of January, encouraging and apologizing for traitors and treason, the soldiers of 1812, those brave . old veterans who Jove .their country and have fought for it, were in Columbus, Ohio, tendering their services to the goverjTent for ii3 protection against traitors 'fy?H. JZxm - .'. ...- . p. -- j - ii -j CST'See first page for proceedings xf the model Union Meetin'at Ifenprsorx ICy.;j-, 5-5" Thanks to Hon. K. .Niblack for pnb. docs. . ".V' ( i . - i EJ5See first page for the Henderson l'nion .ieeting, Council Proceedings, eJitorials, &c. . . ,i ., .,-t . .... . . :-

DIED: Yesterday morning, January 17th, at 7 o'clock,- Sir. Johk K. VtsrrAi-L, Sr., of this city, tut for nj.iny years a resident ot Payton, Ohio, ssicd 47 years 2 mouths aud ' J da vs. . His f Linen! ill tabs place from h: law residence ou tue eorn of Sncoad and Sixth streets, u-nrly opposite t'ao r' sidt-uoe of Judge Lw, ou ijiturdny at 2 P. nr. TLe friends of tha family are tespectfully invited to attend, without further notice. Qiiet and retiring in bia dispositiou, yet possoiseJ tf a w;irm hart, ha had many friends. . Hid death w:ia peaceful and serene, and his last words

f 4o hid faithful anil rfeoto(l companion, and his af fectionate children, were '' All is wt'.i with me Heat me in Ife.'.von." li. (Louisville and Dsyton pnpers ple.isc copy.) HEW ADVERTISEMENTS. M Fuli WAK. 150 RIFLES AT AUCTION. - We will sell nt unction, on Thnrnisy morning, Jannary 31st, at 10 o'clock, nt our Auction ltoom, corner Third and Main tr?t, ONE HCJiDKED AND FIFTY HALL'S KIFLKS. without reserve, to the highest bidder. Terms of s'e Cash. JnlS H NELSON He CO. Court Notice. STATE OF IVC1A NA, nty. C In the Court of ComVuiadsrburgh count m n Pleas. Slav terra. 18 1. Grampee W Hardin vs. Jacob P. Kenntr, J y Foreclosure. It appearing tuat th rieferdait in the above entitled action is not a resident of the State of Inriinna, theo-f ro, t y virtue tf an order mads hy the Ceurt afon-nid, notice of the tendency of srrh ac tion (the olijuct of which is to foreclose a m r'gage) is hereby piven to said Jacob l. Keimer, jr., and that tne xame wm et;i a tor trial at the next terra of the Court afaresaid, to bo begun and he'd on the first Moniisy in M-y, 1861, at the Court Hnu.-e in the citv of Evansvillo, In the county and State aforesaid. LOU 13 RICHTEIi, Shanklin 4 Hardin, I'l'ff 's att'ys. Clerk. J.n. 17Vi, 1801. janlS-3ww Court Notice. STATE OF INDIJ Vanderburgh Con v j "1 In the Vanderburgh ,ntv ' r Common Pleaa Conrt, Alvin B. Ca-peuter ) . . vs. V Complaint. JameR Hewitt. ) It apt oaring by affidavit on file in theofflce of the Clerk of tho Court aforesaid, that the above named defendant is not a resident of the State of Indiana, then fore, by order of the Court aforesaid, notice of the pendency of the above entitled action (the object of which is to collect an aeconnr), i hen-by given to said James Hewitt, and that the mum will stand for trial at tho next term of the Court aforesaid, to be begun arid held at the Court Heine il the City of Evansville, in the County aDd ttata aforesaid, on tho lirst .Monday in My, A. I. lsei. LOLLS EIOHTER, Brtker & Foster, Pl'tf'a att'vs. Cl'k V. C. C. gfJan. 17th, ISs.l. " jan!8-ltd3ww he Iron frout Brick Store, now occupied by Win. Welis as a Boot and .Shoo store, on thv corner of the alley iirxt door to James Oakley & Sons, No. 8 First street. Possession given the'lst of filarcb. Enquire at the store or of Judge Foster. - janl7-lnid fts . i u .v7 . r, HL hri oj.'jo.'8 just re-;ei-ed at dec27 ELLIOTT'S family Grocery. rEW maavuEREL Jijcii meisQ V ring. No. 1, 2, aud 3 Mackerel, just received and for sale low, in barrels, V barrels, and titts, or at retail, by flCKEKY BKOti., .janlo No. B2 Main street. jfiK u ill I'j l oI jt', uirFJT tr. Corn nikal, Flour, Beans, Suar, Coffee, and Slolasses, at greatly l.iduce l pries, at . VICKEKY BE03' ' janl." Star Family Grocery. Mi J : TEA 8! TEA a .' 1. HI' rial. Gunpowder. Younir Hvaor..OM Hrson. English Breakfast, aud other Black Teas, in great variety and lor sale cheaper than ever. Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay required, as we p;y partlcuiar atlention to our Tea Department. You ran depend on 4?tting a good article at VICKKBY BROS janl.'i Star Faml'y Giocery, No. 82 Sfaiu s. 14 MMLES fii'Awr Fats sale cheap by J. P. BVRN K. j.nlft-lwd . w. BicHAansos. t. r. bkiito-:. RICHARDSON A BRITTON, Livery & Sale Stable, On XiOcust Street, (Betweou Third and Fourth strt;e), EVANSVILLE, IND. &J Always ready to aceomraodate. ' Cy Janl4-lyd mietrivB. Ot V ' Persons knowinj themselves Indebted io the lite firm ' f Kohn Brltton wilt please comi forward and adjust ths same, thi said firm being disr.lved. We r'esir all per on having cl ims a ainst cs to nres-nt tuoJi immediately for payment. (janl4 KOH8 A CKITTON. 1T ni ly rceivea an I fur M'e by J nl2 ORR, DAI ZKLL A CO. niPSTVFF 1SJ TON'S SHIPs'ntf, of eood qualitv, for sa e tv JanI3 ORR, DALZELL k CO. ft. cjj) ntf;H. CS Almonds, Bmi'.l Nuts, Filberts, To'sns, En(rllsh Walnuts, Figs, Ralrins, CuiTints, l!oi k Candy, Oysters, Sardines, Alum, Kpmm Salts, Roll Brimstone, Sulphur, Copperas, Madder, Extract cf Logwood, Indieo. Cream Tartar, So.la, Bed Cords all kinds, Blacking, Battltg, Cloves, Nutmege, Cigars of all kinds, Tobac-o ot" a'l kinds, Ginjer race and err nnd, Spanish Sloss, Glass Jars, Lan'eros snd Flasks, M'istard, Match-s, 1'epper Suce, Pickles. Stone Pipes Powder. Safety Knse, foaps of all kirdi, Starch, Vinegar Tei, 'amphor, letter, C.ip, So u, and Fancy P iptr, Wrapping Pipcr, Kn-Tel-pi's, a!t Pe;r-, Gnm Prons, Jujn I'asie, Wooden Bowls, Cinnamo", Dried Iteef, B itih Lustre. Bonnet Boards, Java CoflVe, Ink, Nuils Glasn, Sash, Oil, Spjrits Turpentine, I'epr-er, Ailsplce, Sal Sou a, Pain li ilb-r. Licqu rice, Ac, 4c. A supply of tho above kept constantly on bund, and for sale low, by S F. GILBERT A CO., ' So. i Scamore street. i- O M J, ti Jf .V AY Ujt K i, t hliils fiiir to choice for sain bv .3. E. GILBERT & CO., janll 1 No. 4 Sycamore street. 7ft 3 & A. ZOO WTJZ half Janll bbls, ii best cocpera;re, for sale bv 8. I. GILBERT A CO. tiPiEft.1a BAGS PRMJHH RMO, sale by ( janll) S. E.. GILBERT k CO. ' f.Oos, OWs, and 700s Cypresx KTills. for sale by S, E. GILBERT St CO. Jan 11 Agects of Cypress Mills. fO ii. y xsir. . li R $ 5 IMPROVED LJ for sale by ( jantOj GEO. FOSTE& A CO. ""COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. City op k.VANsvit.LS, Jau. 9th. 18(11. ,X -iDTH Mi MS U2-;ut-;u ti i fJK.--w tJiat I, Christian UedUerich, Collector of the City of KvaobViile, between tbe hours of 9 and 12 o'clock A. u., and and 6 o'clock P. M., on the 1st oi February, IbGl.will sell at public auctiou, at tins door of the Court House, in tbe City of Evansvillo, Indiana, the following lots, parte of lots, and pa r,-,-',H ol ' rel estate aud improvements, asaesaed i'or the payment of City taxes for the year 1800, due from the owners thereof to the City of Evansville, the sain beine uow due and uupaid, and lor the c-onts of said sale, and that such sale v.'ill bo continued irom day to day, at the aforesaid hours and pliici1, tintil all the iors and parcels of real estate herein mentioned aie tioid as Oifcred for sale : OH IGTKAL PLAX. fioran, Dan., Ir., improvements on lot 121 ' -D'JSATIO.T KKLAEGEMENT. ('..SO I Kedinoml, Tbos.. by 144 feet south-west nido or lot TJ.7 KASTEKHi ENLARGEMENT. ao.oi fcanilin , Jas., jr., lot No. 10 in block 3,1 Oat'ott, M. A., do IS do 51 Killbreth, J.is. B., do 14 do 14 LA.MASCO. Henderson, J. J., lot Ho. 17 in block 136 Ilayey, W. L-. lot !1 block 20.. . rtj do S3 do 20...:. , FOURTH EXLAEGEHKNT. Eftker, Wm , let No. 5 in block 2') 1 do " do 6 do 20 STOCKWELL'S EXLAKOEMEST. McDoua, John, lot So. 28 in block 10 Narcross, A., hairs, lot 14 do J... ...... GREEKSVILLE. Ifendril, Joe, lot So. 12 in block 5...'. Io do 13 lo ft -, . h do 14 do 6 NORTIIERV KNLARCEMFKT. v. 17 14.93 4.ef) l'J 19 1.50 a. oo fl.r.i 4.yi 1.13 94 94 8.00 1.50 1.5" r. A f H. f.. R. H. Co., lot No. 6 block 3 do do 7 do 3 lo do S do 2 flo do 0 do 2 1.09 CHUISTIAK HEUDERICH, Jan. t-tlll I-b 1 City Collector jflOHN" H-S sale b iiliiitt.Hti. 3rf M04MJ' FOMt . GILBEBT CO. hy ij-inll) 3.

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BUSINESS CARDS. giOLLECTOWS SJtfi OPMEJMj 3EH- - tate tor tho piTmenf of the eoata and expeneosof t-ide-walk and Alley irrprovements. Notion is hereby triveu ih it hy virtue of a prectpt Issued liv the Slayor of tho City of Evansvillo, and to ma directed, 1 v ia ep!1 at puhlic auction, at thedoorof , tho Court Hcuso in paid City, on Paturday, the ti day of February, tHi',1, at 2 o'clock p. u., the folloninp lots or purcal of real estate, or o much thereof as may be t)cce?5ary to pay the anionnt i charged and asm-siiod iiainst said luts rttpoi tiveiy, for tbe costs aDd eXiiuesof making Side-iv.-dk and : Alley iinpiovfiiiouts f.,r said U,U, together with tho cohln of : StL'X-WALlC IMPKOVEMKNTS. E. II. PeGarma, s e yi of lot lfe3, Donation ; Enlargement S13.01 ! John Bulsr, n e of lot 184, Donation Euj lanreruent 33.23 ; Andrew Koonc., lot 8 blo'k 3t, Eastern EuI lamnent 10.38 ; fitophen Hyatt, lot 17 block 34, Eastern En- . lariiemiut 5. Go do, lot 2n block 31, Eastern Eulargemeot... (J.S2 I Antliony Wright, lot 5 block 3-1, Eastern Enlarjietnent 6.S2 I do, lot A block 3t, Eastern Enlargement 10.ri6 do, do 7 do 34, do do 10.36 j Geo. Burkhardt, lot 12 block 3,. Northern i Enlargement 4.35 ALLEY IMPROVEMENTS. Conrsd Bnker, lot 171. Donation EnlarR'mnt 6.82i H. Q Wheeler, lot 30 block 15, Stock wH'a Enlarcrcment 1.40 do, lot 31 block 15. tto'kwell's FnlBrjremept 1.40 CHI113. HKODFEICH, J i-n till fpb. 2 Cirv ollector. HUN NELL'S (TfORMl. KLY OP STEELE & II UN NELL.) Ploorins jCVSIillsj, COBN'Ea OF WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL, . EVtSSVTLLE. INI). npKS! .Vfin ESTABLISHMENT JK is now in full feneration, with new and corn- ' Plote jWachinery of the latest style, foi Planing and Dresinc; Lumber, I'Unintr and Grooving Flooriun. making loors and Sash Moulding?, Window Blinds, and every other description of work dono ill such establishments. AH work at these Hills warranted to be well done, and w ill be offered at the lowest cash prices. Dry Poplar Fiooring and Weatherboardir.g constantly on hand, aud will be sold for cash. Brackets and Scrolls sawed to any pattern. Slitting and all kinds of Sawing done to order, and in the most approved style. J.T22 - WM. BUNNELL. I. A. CEASE WM. BROWN. CRANE & BROWN, Forwarding & Commission And Steamboat Agents, : EVANSVILLE, IND. lk3" A.-rentH fr Kat-awhaPalt Company. "?Ba fcS" Libera! Cash advances tundoon Hhipmonts of J. H. 33AGHEE & CO srj3vrJ-v &oLi out . rucua ' J&JE- Stock of 'all Goods, are now In receipt of a j very largo and elegant stock of W1NTEB GOODS, j purchaied at vol y low rates by one of tho partnore iu peraon, ho is always . u the market bunting i up bargains. We will cell for cash, at New York pi Ices, or to prompt pavinf: customers, as hap a an be found wet of the mountains. We have just received 5 cases very handsome Prints. 'S bales Domestics. ' r do Brown T'riilings. o do Scarlet Flannels. JO cases Bleached Muslin. 3 do Lndie' Winter Dress Good. 5 do Twoods and NatincN. 10 ilo Notions of all kinds. With a grat variety of other Goods, which are all to be soi l out before Spring, at prices lower than the lowest. J. H. ifAGHEE A CO., nov8 ffirst Street, Evansvii'.e. 'jri oft jfiijT. : JtO A n ice house, with eight rooms, on Oak street, between Soucnd and Third streets. Apply to janS - J. W. HUGHES, No. 18 Main at. W9AltE fJi.i.'Cii. ' -aLms 100 acre? choice farming land, part prairie and part timber, will be exchanged for merchandise er city prorierty. For sitoatio i and further particulars call ou II. T. Blouut, 7i ftiaia street. ianR-lmd S FOR SALE. Owinp o the scarcity of money,! offer for sale at wholesale manufacturing prices, FOUR SQUARE PIANOS, Which , f -t volume of tone, easiness of touch, elegance of finish, and durability of construction, aro surpassed hy none in the world. L. KESSLER, .pn7 41 Main snvet. l lI Z. , 13 CO A I.. . I am still deUverins to any part of the city (in quantities of not les than to bushels) the best quality of BodUm Mine Coal, well screened, at 9 ceuta per bus:, el. I am also prepared to deliver an article cl Coa', t 'keu unscreened from the pile, at 8 cents per bushel; and slack or nut Co d. in limited qnan-titi-s fy 6 cents. JOHN W YMOXD, di cltf !?ec'y and Mang'r Bodiaui Min'jr. Co. o 1 take pleasure to thank my friends and the public for their pa-t patronaire, and solicit a continuance fur tho new concern. I respectfully request all persons indebttd to me by open account, bond, and notes over-due, ti settle the same, as I am anxious to close vp my old businesses on as possible. (janSi WM. BIL'KBOWKR. johs LAW, m. E. antiies, (Notary rnbiic LAW & AN THE S, ATTORNEYS AT t.VW, GFNERAL COLLECTION AND RK4L ESTATE AGENTS. Office No. P.7 Slain street, opposite the Court House. Kv:msvill(, Indiana. mavlfi-d&wly OF C0-PRTJER HIP. The undersigned havo hn day formed a oo-part-nership for the purpo-e ot transacting and carryinon a wholesale and cetnil Drtia budness at tho stand occnpii d by Wm. Bcerb-iwer, No. 78 Main street, Washington Block, under the style aud firm of Bierbower & Pearce . ATM. BIKRBOWKR, Jan. 1, 1SR1. j-.D3 . JAM. H. PERCR... Coroner's. Inauest H-ld on ibe 8th riay of Jai.uarv, 1861, ver Ihe dead body of Join Paul Evans, who was found in Evansvilie, at ilozart Hall, Pijreud Township, Vanderburgh c- unty, lu'liaua. The verdict of the jury w9 that the deceed came to his death by three pistol shots, from a pistol held in the haiuisof Kobert M. Evans, and others whose names .to tha jury are unknown. There wan found tin his person sixty-five cents In silver, and one breast pin. Tho deceased was about Si years ol aee, and five feet eight inrhes in height. jan9 . JOHN' WAYMAN, Coroner. 2.MVMC HVOi'P. POt.MSrl. 5 gross Mai'ic Stve Polish, that cannot be beat, for sale at -: declft ELLIOTT'S Family Groaery. tlUJiiUMMl. .eceived this day '--f bains t-xtra heavv Gtinnr naq-!?, 'i r-iiw mra Lime, on ii'.Toes prime Jtice, ltK ket;sbnst Kneluli oda. 40 mats Java Coffee, 30 coils Manilla eei'dace, on bales BattliiK, for sale cheap for cai-h by declS G1TO. FOSTER A CO. 1 cask (drurn Fiifs, 15 bbls assorted Nuts, 2 bbls Currants, 2 frails dates, & ke;s plums, 4 gross Flavoring Extracts, J' bxes Uck Ljcquorice, re.'-eived and for sale by (dtcll) GEO. FOSTER & CO. m't rr. j i WW All p-rsoKS ino'elited to liead & Eurrow's , , l a a v . RETAIL departmfiit are. requested and urged to make inime'liate settlement. It they do not. Mime onesloillpayco.it. READ Jt BURROW. dec'JS ' Coroner's Inquest lleUl on the ftth day of .lannarv-, 1861 , over ihe dead tody of Kobert M. Evans, who was found in Evansvilie, at Mozart Hall, Pigeon township, Van? derburch county, Indiana. . . The verdict of the jury was that tho deceased cauio to his death by two pistol shots from Paul Evuns. Nothing was fouud on his person of any v Inn. The deceased was about Cl yoars of age, and ft teet 11 inches in height. jan'J JollNr Vi'AYMAN, Coroner. 'DLL'sN-OfSi WSCO-S 8MJV, Zfl 18 -JBsouri, and Iowa nionev taken for eroceries or on ao-ouut, ty CHAS. McJOUNSTON. - decs DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & CO., PTIY GOODS hj:kj2los3: t o, . 75, 77, 79, PI, e3 and 35, Duane St., N. Y. Would notify the trade tlmt they are opening weekly, in new and beautiful patterns, the WAMM i J A fii.ii-.is: into tne AMOSKEAC, A new print, which excels every print in the conntry for perfection of execution and d36ign in lull Madder Colors. Our prints are cheaper than any in market, and meet with extensive sale. Orders promntlv attended to. uov2d-ly M4t8 AU BUTTER.tOOMM fresh lot jt-tt rettdved by dec31 CHAS. McJOHNSTOlf.

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HAMMER'S EXCHANGE. Second St., bet.. Ill a In und Locntt, ! ' in Bray' Now Block. , EVASSYtLLE, IND. j G. H. Hammer, formerly senior parlner t tha firm of Hammer Dreifuss of the St. Charlos, has j opened a new Restaurant and Saloon, under tho t name of "Hammer's ExchaD?e," In Eray's new ; block on Socoud street, between Main and Loctibt, - and will be glad to see his old friends, and become acquainted with new ones. The bst Wines, Liquors, Cigars, fcc, always on hand, and the delict j cies of the season served up In the best style. A , sumptuous Innch is served np every morning at 10 : o clock, under tbe care of Peter Burk. Ciireful atf tent Ion to the wants of guosts will be given by the j attached of the boue, under the direction, and i '."ith the aeei6tanc of the proprietor i G. H. HAMMER. i.vnavtite, ina., Jan. i. lmd. L. KESSUER il Malnst., Ifit. 1st and 8l streets. Manufacturers of CANDY, SYRUPS, &c, Ana WhoUMatt litaltr in FOREIGN - FRUITS, NUTS, SAKDINF3, Ac. FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, TOYS, MUSICAL INSTBCMENTS, BTRISG3. AcJan.! lv PEOPLE'S GALLERY. ''Secure the eh tdow ere the Bubstance fide. Let nature copy that which nature made." EREJIMH IH,H- A CO., OE ft. Louis, would respectfully infirm the citieeos of Evansville and viclnltv, tint they have fitted up a nice suit of rooms at "Hall's Block," on Third str -ct, a few doors above Main, and are now prepared to take superior Amvrotvrw i r-?" ,fur the trifllnc sura of TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Afinevaristy of cases alwavs on hand, all of which will be sold proportiona rlv low. Call and give us a trial. . BUR NS A CO. RQEDEi? & EECKER'3 lt t.,bet. Main and Sycamore. Ths underpinned wou'd r.'fy ectfully Infirm their enstoraers, and the public in general, that thev have moved their store and shop to the next door west of their old place, and that they now have on hand a large assortment of Boots ami Shoes, lor gentlemen, ladies, and children ; Gaiters of evpry description, c, which thev will al! at very low prices. WSST Orders and repairing will l e promptly attended to. Only first-rate ban !n are employed in our business. Jan3-ly BOEDER & BECKER. jy-EEJV a pSE'btoj', xriiliiE Eia. SALE DKY GOODS HOUSE, First street, Evansville, Ind. Merchants will always- find a full stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes. Hats aud Caps, at his Howso. which win be sold on fair trms. fsep21 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COxNFECTlONEPt & BAKER, I Manufacturer of Candies, Cak. s, Syrups, c. , dealer in Oranges, Lemons, Ac, and Nuts of all kinds, j " Orders trom partis uttended to at bhorleit notice. W Solo a;reit for Maitbv's Unrivaled Haitimore Oysters, No. 15 South First street, between Main and Locust, EthuhvUK Ind. For sale cheap for cash. octa-t-ly "The American CIotMng Hoose7r ffmva srsfjr op cheap aj super tuothlng is now comp! leto. toiretlier with h lun line oi an styles ot ancy Jiotlons and Furnishing Goods, all of which we oflVr to the Wholesale trade, and will guarantee them t give satisfaction in quality, style, and price. We would aleo announce to the citizens of Evansville, and to tbe retail trade generally, tlmt iu addition ti our wholesale stock, we will keep a superior line of goods for Retailing. In this line we will soil ex-clu-ively for Cash. But we can and will offer goods lower than they were ever sold by the regular dealers i'd this oi tr. Try ns, and see for yourselvut. WM. E. FRENCH Co., ept-1! No 20 Main street. CHARLES EABCOCli, Importer aud Pealer in Coacli and Saddlery Hardware, MA IX STREET, ' EVAMSVILLF- INDIANA . KSpA VMJVU 4 il.1l Pi. 13 T tilt .Yl rangemeuts with European and Amoricai manufacturers fora direct supply of all poots in m. line, I am enabled to ofi'er inrtneements, that can not fail to be to tho interest of all engaged in the business to give me a trial. I name in part: axles, springs made of the bis steel; bands, enameled and of all kinds of leather cloths, linings for carriages, varnishes, castings ol all kinds, saddle treus, English bridle leathers, bir., ftirrups, spurs, hames, tine silver hames of .!. kinds, Jenny LInd Gig Treee, Belf-ed'.iuHt.ing sad , Taylor's patent hames, fly tints, Bhoe threads, hor.-t blankets, London Girih Webs, American tliith aaf 'lein Webs, both cotton and worsted: London Welt Skins, a superior article; ivory, gntta percha and brass lined martongal rin?s; superior kerscvn for horse covers, the beet quaUtv of carriage Lolti, paent gig trees, &c, A c. I keep in fact everything njiperlaininp to eithei branch of the business, aud ondontari'li'n;; both branches thoroughly, we would respectfully' inutt your attention b.?fnrs purchasing clsewbc-r,. I im also agent for Ward's Patent Pprliur 8d l. itrv&'d&w Jb. JOUJ'f?OJ ti OOtC li l.'tJ wt kb asp rSySti-1 Blank Book Manufactureri KB AND First st., l.et. Wain and Locust, EVANSVILLE. INDIANA. Blank Books ruled, paped and made to order of the best paper, from a Memorandum to the largest Ledger, aiusic and Magazines bound In any style. Islfi-d.fcwtf W. M. AIXPSAN & CO,. 2s H. ODUOE AM Commission Merchants, N'o 6 Sortli Vater St., Evsnnlllt, . B3B Ajtunts for t' e sa e of talt, Klour, Grain, Provisions) and all other articles of Produce. oct 25 a UTS! juts r io pub ii mi teaw V ory Xuts, 26 bush Walnuts just received at d-c5 ELLIOTT'S Family drocpiy. WILLIAM .- BIERBOWER, WHOLESALE 30 7L XT C?v 0- X lTT AND DEAL Kit VA PAIJffTS, BR USIIES, OILS. VA RX1SH, Window Glass and t'lnssw aro, Perfumery of all kinds, MediHnol Brandies, Wive, $c, A c. WunMngtitn It loci;, tfain tttrret? EVAXSVILLK, IJfli. . j - Wit rropvb tor of t lie Oenu tne Boll s Toni,-febUi-lyd . New Administration TO OLD PATRONS AND NEW ONES I J. P. ELtlOTT, successor to Z. H. Cook, Piouecr Funiilv 2i7h,-iv. i No. 22. Main Strxct, f J2. an almost endlcsa VHrlety of I'ancv and .Stjtple j Grocei-ieH, which be intends to soil at ITNIFOliaX prices, lie will not sell f.no or two b ndinif articles ui crt or below cost to attract attention ; but the community mar rely on getting k,mm1 articles nt fair avcragd prices. I have souietiiin for atmnar everybody. Mechanic, dealers, bouse k-jop-Ts. misses aud bachelors can find poods in which t'mv obtaiu value received lor their money. janU J. P. ELLIOTT'S "amil v Ororerv f. W. BRINKMKTK.a. A. UPLHI.I.V1 BRINKMEYEIi & CO., SOUTHERN STOVE WORKS, Evan3ville, Ind. Mannfacturera of Stoves, Hollow Ware, liaillngri, House Fronts,' Verandahs, Balconies, and Oast.ins ; in ge-.oral. Copper, 1 in, and bheet Iron Ware. St" Sales Koom : Main street, nearly opposite tbe Con. t House. Fonndery uohi- Mouth Pigt-ou Creek. Orders promptly attended to. junel9-fim. bXrgainsi BARGAINS 1 1 (LATH OF THE FIRM OF KOSEP. BltOS. & CO.) pytEtiS LHAVB TO MVFOJt.a HIS mJD friends and the citizens of Evansville and i Vicinity, that ho has Just returned from the East with, and is now opening at the capacious store room On Main St., Opposite .Branch Bank, I A splendid Stock of staple amd Fancy Dry Goods, consisting of everything from tho lowest priced Muslin to the fluest filk and Dress Goods tho mar- I ket aflords. Having been long acquainted w ith tho j bus'uess, the undersigned is a v. urn that the canh j system is the only system which will succeed, and therefore only sells lor cah. Prices v. 11 be in ho- j cordanco. Therefore, all in nwd ot Dry Goods ' will call at the new Store on Main street, oppo. ' site the Branch Bank, where you will got the ' worth or your money. sept 2.5 MBM8E JS'Ji ,-44tl HI Ot PMtMji JB. White Mercer Piuk Fve Potatoes, just received and for sale by CHAS. MoJOONBTwa.

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EEGULAS PACKET3. k U. S..MAIL. Evansville & Paducah Daily Packets DUNBAR CCS FOWLER.,,.. !lastr. GEN. ANDERSON, THOJ1ASSOX. Maater. j Leave E vans-rllle Dully at 13 o'clock Leave Paducah Dally at 9 A. SI. The DUNBAtt aud GEN. ANDERSON make close connections at Padaoab with packets for NASHVILLE, ST. LOUI3, & NEW ORLEANS, And at Evansville with packets for LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI Railroads, for the ast. The Dunbar roea to Cairo nw.r Vhj.. , and the Gen. Anderson goes to Cairo every gatorseptiW fuu.i i. ii a u ij. Agent. N.J. 2 Wa'er stroet. CHARLEY BO WENI I H.T.DEJTER.Mait.r. vvm. Itently, ) John iirxtev, ClerT. a T,!le T'513'; ipt!, regular Fvansvllle and Cairo Freiehf Facket. SArrive at Fvansvlllo every Tuesday and Friday morning, making close connection with tha K. ,t C. RAILROAD FOR LOUISVILLK. CIS- . CINNATI, AND THE EAST. Leaves Evansvflje every Tuesday and Saturday at It o'clock M., connecting with CUMBERLAND & TENNESSEE RIVER Packets at raithlaud, aiJj at Culro with tbe ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD, And with Packets for ST. LOUIS, MElIPnW, AN1 NEW ORLEANS. Sr The O. Bowrw goi to Cairo every Tu?ray. id the C'HAItt.ET Bowrw goes to Cairo ever sLt. an urdav. ' oct a Tg?oa .nr. CJIRMKM. THH M draught steamer 1. B. !amp. HELL, Capt. I. it kb, wiil leave, aa above this evening. Kor freight or passage, apply on b 'rd. J.IIIl.'l UHL- ville and bowline Crun I'u, i he IlKht draft V. S. Mail f tearser: MATTIE CODK K. A. LITE It, Captain, JOHN TRAVIS, Cl'k, Leaves Kvansvillu every Mondsy and Thursday, at B o'clock, p. m.; leave Berlins Green every Wednesday and Saturday, at 8 . m. nov'M KOlt SOUTH CARROLTON AJ POND RIVKB. The elepant passenrrer sleamer LUE EAVKS, SIi'DonalI), Master, Amobt, Clerk, will make regular stni-weekly trips to Kouth Car. roiron and Pond Bivor, leaving on Wednesdays and Saturdays. For freight or passage, apply on board. uov28 fAJVS ITiLLE -m3A Packet, GkVl I. " HEJVIJBRSOJY M. WHITE. b. li. Lahcastkb, master, runs as a f 4in-&(.4? reirular Freight and Pai.sen(cer Packet aally (Sundays exceptetl) betweoo this point and Henderson. aufr7 IRfrVE COME TO 8Tt r.-CM.JVeJB Cr of time. The Louisville and ucu.lerson Liicbt-Draught, Bwift, Side vineei u. h. at. and Passenger Packet,! Oroy 3i:slo, Capt. A. DOSNALLV, J. A. LrsK, Cl k, leaves Evansville for Louisville every Monday at 1 o'clock m., and every Thursday at 6 o'clock p. M., arriving at Lonrsviilo Tuesday and Friday evetiins. Eeturninif, leaves. Lonlsrllle every Wednesday aud Saturday evening at 6 o'clock. JNO. B. HAIL, Agent, Jnly28-tf No. 2 Water street. EVANSVILLE AND LOOISVILLE U. 6. MAIL PACKET, G5- roy 33 X s: 1 o , W. H.DAKIELS, Capt. Wm. DnvAt,, Clerk. W EA PE8 E VANS VILLE E VER V MA Tu-sday and Saturday at t o'clock p. m. Jtcturnlng, leaves Louisville every Monday And Fri.lav at 4 o'clock r. r. Throrurh Bills of Lading will b elveo fbr Tobacco or other frrijtht to Baltimore or Sew York at as low rates it not lower than by any other route. Passengers or freight taken at packet-boat rates for any point on the Ohio River or on Green Eivur. STbe paseoger accommodations of the Qrey Eagle are unsurpassed by any boat upon the Western waters. Apply on board or to JOT1S B. HALL, Joue7-dtf So. 2 Water street. MISCELLANEOUS?" W7V XT Af O KIM I NA B V IJS'Mf UCE Jb-J tuenta will be offered at Bittrolff Bros, to those wishing to purchase aay kind of Jewelry, Watches or Clocks, Silverware, 4c., during tbe Holidays. They have a huge cock on hand, and are auztous to soil, and all thit tonklnir fr j t hristroas Gifu, can hardly fail being suited at this esiaw isd meat, i ue pnblio are respectfully Invited to call and examine, at Mia old stand. Ho. 43 Main street, between First and Second. d-22-tf 1B88BMM fBRSEVe FOR TUB million.- 600 lbs Ires.j Tortsys Jnst re !E W PATEJVT RMfiHT. For selling all kinds of Groceries ohonp as CaU la and tbe advertised prices of other bouses see It work at tha store of dec. 17. CHA9. MCJ0HN8T0N, 30,000 fVANTEIM. P We want the above amount of ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN, IWA,TENEHSKE, MISSOURI, NOKTH and 60UTU CABOLINA, or any other Southern money at par for dry goods, or ou account, and will eeil tin foods suited according to the times, very cheap. Our stock is very complete. Come along with your money to No. 4 Main street. The Li.ion forever if not in Btate, we want it iu mccey, anyhow. B'.m&PKKK BUSSING, C22 No. 49 Main street. FOR THE HOLIOAVS. J.lual lust received French China Linner Setr. 1-27 pieces for 640. Also a larae lot of China Wnm of all descriptions. Toys, Ac, tc.., at J. W. HUGHES'S. ecl5 No. 13 Main street. VW,IZARI OMLJM LARtMBifJpl VW plvofthis celebrated Oil for the cure of Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Nervous) and Sick Headache, Toothache, Siijothioat, fc, c. For sale bv WM. Bl EUBOW EB, Druggist, " no24 7 Main St., Washington Block. M AM'tf ACTl'aRH OP (STATION AR V A XD P 0 R T A JJ L E I ! sTKAM ENGINES' 00 O X 3Li 3H Xt. Si 2 Comer f.eet and Water Strteit, Evnnictllf tudtnntt T MM SB POTATOES. 600 Bush, dec. 17. Northern Potatoes for sale br COOK A LAN'OLElf jT.jlT !'. J5 itm.fi. CHOICE JtL Noshanuock Potatoes io store anil for sale at .ow fienres, toci.osi; out, by octiS K. VI. AIRMAN 4 CO. OU Juliet CMtiaJtM TJRVJIK, SOU lbs Bi-Carb. Soda, 1 irroxs E. H. Dtirkee Oo.' CclebraUd Baking Powder, 2 bblt Bath Brick, 24 doz Transparent Soap, 8 gross Hommel's Esseiii-e of Coffee, Just received and for sale at dec 13 JC LLIOI I"S t atally Or eery.

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VB PBOChJtMATlOJS' FALL AND WINTER 2ff XX X INT O FOB MEN AXD E0TS' VTEAB. WHITE A FANCY SHIRTS UNDERSHIRTS AND DBAWEM, HATS OF ALL KIND3. PlUQ ll CD JLt IP THE CHEAPEST LOT IS AMERICA aA'D UAXY OTHER ARTICLES Ail of you in want of tha abov.. us d floj will consult our onn int. rut to fcu u 3. ROSEN WALD &, CO., OAK HALL CL0THING HOUSE XO. 74 MAIN ST.. Retwesu Second and Third, EVANSVILLE, INK. .Vnd ba c srsfnl yntt maK'a un mistake in the plo STEER DTREiiT FOR RoeonwaldL' Where yon will Goods at tli find at all times Hie Iwst e lowest rurcf.. It will psjr you to see THE STOCK. nvl4 t. .. . . ! j.jt. JfclEJVCIJVO LUMBKR tC I'HJS'CE Jt- Posts. The subscribur has Jnst received frona Oiean, N. V., a lot of tbe best Ilemlock fenoinc ever ofTered In this market. lie is also prepared to furnish trood Fence Posts, io uuantltles. Call at the corner of Seventh and Main streets. de.7-dAw "No tronbla to show goods." J. F. GL0VEB. PITTSBURG COAL. VHA VE JVO WOJM HJJS'B a large M stock of Pitteburg Coal, which I odor to the t nolle at 1 cents per bushel, delivered. OHenf ft at Orr, Daliell A Co.'s store, or at bis lumber offloe on Water street, niar Lstnascv barf, wttl be promptly attended to. JA.. BVTAHS0H. nov2S UCK WllMijt T EL O U U. 25 8at:ks Pennsylvania, and 30 Sncka IIoor Buckwheat Flour, Just receivnl and for sale by CHA8. McJOHKriTOK. wvs.-oo nor, FRMJiJi "a out m-d .1 tuat recived and for sa'e by 122 fllAl McJOnNSTON. V W All persons knowing themselves IndsbtaJ to the late firm of W. F. Bvers, are hereby not! tied that they will be expected to settle their noconnta oyineiscoi January, 161, as no further tndulgsnoe will be given. CACT. SWINDELL, For Nancy Byers Proprietress of Sherwood Bouse. Dee. 24. wfif T tnrif E a, oum 'Imk mM Holiday call in, and jou will find some ttoa Urge Torkiea for sale at CHAS. aicJOHNSTOS'S, dgcg2 f0tey B,W,, AJ.BBtNr APPLES, SWEET M'ft'LW tatoes. Dried Apple. Hominy, Corn Meal, Bran, Turnips, Irish Potatoes, Dried Peacba bite Beans, Com, Oats, Ao , &c.,for sale at 0cl3 COOK LASGLET'S., 11 MCE IMOMMNi 10 Bbls fresh hominv, 1 tierce Prime Nw Rio Just received and for sal" by CHAS. MoJCHWSTOS. JT7IL O UR tFI. O U R '. At ( 60 bbls prime XXX White Wheat Flour, pat up expressly for family uso, 6n sacks XXX Whit Wheat Flour, Just received aud Tor salo ior Cass, 44d Cash omlx, at deciri ELLIOTT'H Family Grocery. TSOKE EMI !FE EMU JT 0 bnh ear corn, inO bii.h ahe'led corn, 800 buih first rate oais, 30U bush rich counti y brau. Just received and for sale by CHAS. IfoJOHNiJTOV, dec'22 Main street, I oey's Block . VU8fltiicEMVE It. !i ciwk Sugar Cured Hants. 1 ' OilJ Hurt. J " Shoulders, 1 bid Ex. Bolognas, .Wlbs Break fast Bacon. And for sale at the Iowct irii-s at novii Jacob siNzrcn , son's. KW BVJiUTMIM.-t TUMJ M7 Preserve and can fruit line you must go to dg. 17. COOK A LANGLKV'. jgjjoMMNvriio.nMN'V! " 3 Bbls. Extra Flint Ilointiiy for Sale br dec. 17. COOK 4 LANG LET. ?f 4 J! BUttMMELh prime, c. H j Heavy Oats, for bh! by LEAN COOK. A LANGLET. WM M HH-I.V: 90,000 MJ prime Country Bran tut reojivel LB and lor aaleat (dec21) ELLIOT! Familv OroiNrv. npuRipStTUkNupinWMTir ML Prime Tnruijw jut rnmived at dec2l ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. liCAN'atpiicj.vtt! i o uttrt just received aud for sale at No. 22 Mala Street. decl irioFFJS : a 6itJtJHfi-:tti ihA.her Autocrat, for sale fur csli by dec2l GEO. F'JSTEII A CO. "snoo PRon vr ts we jlre preBa .A n fnmluU M.a P.irV VT .... anrt T4arrl Lard, and Bulk Pork, in quantities to salt. Ali for sale Tender-loins, pare, tuns, Heads, Eeet, Sausage Meat, c. dec2l GEO. FOSTER ft CO. EU-RMHMJ'8!LAVMiRK JU. R. Ad Whole, half and quarter bjxes, jnst recelTsd and for sale by CilAS. MrJolIXSTOV. WrRMME ROMsM. tiUTTERTFRX8H JL Egx, and Iiressed Poultry. Daily receiving frenh snpplirs of the abovs bv CHAS. MrJOHNSTOS. g 1UF8T.YU T8 1 M M..H U.t tt , rtraull Nuts, Psrims, Hiokury Nuts, Cocoa Nats, Filberts, it., o., t h COOK A LAJSuLBI fa. dec. K