Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 120, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 January 1861 — Page 2

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The Daily Journal. EVANSVILLE IND. ———————WEDNESDAY MORNING...... JANUARY 30 =======

THE BORDER STATE RESOLUTIONS.—Much is

now said about these resolutions, adopted by a committee appointed by a meetiog of Congressmen from the border States ou the 4th of January the second meeting' Mr. Crittenden vras chairman. The committee represented Maryland, Virginia) Missouri, North Carolina, Texas, Kentucky Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Delaware, Arkansas' I'enusylvauia, and New Jersey. If any compromise be mado between the two section?, it will be on the basis ot these border state resolutions. Here they are in substance, as given by telegraph on the 5th: Recommending the repeal ot all personal

liberty bills ; that the fugitive slave law be amended for tue preventing of kidnapping. and so as to provide for the equalization of the Commissioner s fees tc. ; that the con stiti.tion be so amended as to prohibit any interference with slavery in any of the States where it exists ; that Congress shall not abolish slavery in the Southern dock yards, arsenals, etc., nor in the District of Columbia, without the consent of Maryland, and the conseut of the inhabitants of the District, nor without compensation ; that Congress shall nut interfere with the interState slave trade ; that there shall be a perpetual prohibition of the African ' slave trade ; that a line of 30 degrees "0 minutes shall be run through all the existing Territory of the United States ; that in ail north of the line, slavery shall be prohibited, and that South of that line, neither Congress nor the Territorial legislatures shall hereafter pass any law abolishing, prohibiting, nor in any manner interfering with African slavery ; and that when any Territory containing a sufficient population for one member of Congress in an area of 60,000 square miles, shall apply for admission as a State, it shall be admitted with or without slavery as its Constitution may determine. JCSf'The Senate bill introduced by Mr. Carn ihan, having for its object the postponement of the sale of the valuable Cabinet of Dr. David Dale Owen, advertised to take place the latter part of nest month has passed Senate and House. It passed the latter body by SI to 0. It will of course receive the Governor's approval. The bill is amendatory of the act tor the settlement of decedents' estates, aud is general in its provisions. It provides that administrators and executors may postpone the sale of the personal property of decedents until the next ensuing term of the Common Pleas Court, and for a longer period by consent of the Judge. But sales for payment of debt shall not bo deferred longer than six n onths. Sometoixo New. The following proposition has been introduced into the General Assembly by Mr. Grubb. It is calculated U make county officers "look wild" who now are making such a " nice thing " out o their offices. Wheheas. The fees paid to county officers in many counties are exorbitant, owing to l be construction of the laws by the county commissioners in mtdiing the allowances to said officers ; therefore l.'exoii'dl. That the Comniiitee on County ami Township Business be instructed to inquire into the expediency of fixing by law a specific salary to be paid to the county auditor, county treasurer, sherilf, and the clerk of the Circuit and Commou Pleas Courts, for all public services by them performed, the amount to bs; graded to the population of the di lie rent count ies, and that they have leave to report by bit! or otherwise. L'TjVoA number of our Indiana exchanges are in favor of letting out the State Printing and Binding to the lowest responsible bidder. Amongst them are the Imlianapolis American, Lafayette Journal, Madison Courier, Ft. Wa3-ne Times, Coryiiou Argus, and Richmond Broad Axe all influential papers. The Seymour Times was once in favor of the Contract system, but has received new light on the subject. There are a large number of Republicans in I he State who understand the abuses under the present s stein, and will not be satisfied if the General Assembly blindly adheres to it against the interest o!" the treasury. Military. Col's Drake, Mi Carty, l)umont, n lit I U.S. Lane; Capt's Fitzgibbon, McKinzie, Ilayden, Bracken, and Evans; Lieut's Wallace, Rise, -Mi-Baker, Kelly, Shank, Smith, Lord, and Pursell ; Sergeants Gi'nioie and Hinds ; Privates Daruall, Anderson, Loucks, McLaughlin, ami Beck all unite in a call in the Indianapolis papers for a convention of Ihosj who served in the War of 18 12 and Me.ti.-.u War, on the 22d of February at !1 A. .v., at the G.tpital, " to make such an organisation as may be deemed proper for their future, interests."' SO-'4 pfarul 1'nion Inauguration Ball will be he'il in Washington ou tiie night of the -till of March. G-en. Scott will head the list of managers, assisted by Commodore Stewart, Gl-ii. Wool and other . prominent officers of the Army and Navy. Messrs. Crittenden, Seward, Douglas and other Senators, and distinguished citizens of each State of the thirty-four, are eipec'ed to participate in the management. Why Rkmoveii. The following in relation to the removal of John C. Noble (editor of the I'aducah Herald) from the l'ost-of.ice at that place will be found interesting, and ought to prove a warning to disunionists. The extract Is taken from the Washington correspondent of the Cincianali Commercial : Acting I'ostmaster-t Jeneral King writes to John C. Noble, Postmaster of i'aducah, Kentucky, that the reanou of bis removal was he bad announced himself devoutly m favor of disunion ; and it is not coh.-dderpd prudent to retain iu service of the Government, men openly seeking its overthrow. Noble mm one of Holt's appointments and removed by him some weeks since. The same rule is to be applied elsewhere. Kentucky disunioiiiMs, Rreckinridge, l'owell, Stevenson, Riirnett, in-., are taken aback by the reluctant disposition of the Legislature. Ifaf See first page for the President's Special Message.

——>The Madison Courier suggests that

the Indiana Legislature invite the Legislature of Kentucky to visit Iudianapolis. The Louisville Journal and Cincinnati Cazette approvingly copy the Couriers article, j Here is what the Courier says. We like the sentiment of Mr. Garber's article : Indiana has no quarrel with Kentucky, and Kentucky has no quarrel with Indiana. Bath are Border States, arid both have to denend UOOn the Ohio and Mississippi for an I outlet for their surplus productions. We i , ,. . . .-, . i ' believe these two States can ngree, and it j thev, bv their representatives, Cullid he ; brought" face to face, to talk OV. r the differ- I , ' , , ,1 encerf aud grievances, a basis ot settlement i would soon be adopted, and Kentucky and i ln.i;.,i.n 1... tl.o mnral Inl ni.n,.. lA their people and geographical position, would soon draw to them, from both sides, the cither States, includino- Massachusetts and South Carolina, and thus settle the controversy. (jWe are sorry to see tiiat one effect of electing our excellent friend Hudson, of the Tei-re Haute Express, to office, has been to put hitn above his business as a poor d 1 of an editor. Xo sooner is lie elected Strtte Agent than he sells out, and will soon we learn post off to AVashington and thence to New York, where he will make his head quarters on the State's business. So while the people have gained a good public servant they have lost a good editor. Ilis successors are Messrs. John F. & Chaulf.3 Critft of Tei rc Haute. Mr. Un ison vouches for them as being " all right.'" The Express, under their care, assisted we suppose by our old friend Sil verthorn, will continue no dour an A 1 paper. rSGeorge V. Duel!, one of the editors of the Cincinnati Times, 11 strong Douglas Democrat, and a fighting man if the worst comes to the worst, declares himself emphatically on the side of the Constitution, the Union, aud the Enforcement of tie .?. Good for George ; he will "back up his opinions," if necessary. JCSJ" The soft pine Hag-stall put up on the State House, which broke when the attempt was made to raise the flag on it on the 22d, has been replaced by a staiT of hickory, which will compromise the strain on it by bending but will not lireal. TheAmerican flag now flies in triumph from the Capitol of our State. -""?" Albert Lange has commenced his duties as Auditor of State, a place for which he has excellent tiualilications through long experience as auditor of Vigo county. pSIn the rop rt of la'.e Supreme Court decisions we find the following : " Charles Sehaulier vs. The State. Vanderburgh C. T. Affirmed." Kg, An . editorial convention is announced, to lie held at Indianapolis today (30th Jan.). There is not likely to be a very large attendance. .--"2iA- telegraph line will be built in the spring from Vineenries to Torre Haute along the E. & C. It. R. This will connect us directly with Indianapolis anil give us two connections with Cincinnati nod the East. The probabilities of being cut oft' by accident to lines will thti3 be lessened and the facilities for getting news increased. ' 4jj'Thauks to If on. YV. E. Xiblat k lor public documents. Lr.CTURR ox Srinn ualism. A large audience assembled in Marble Hall last niht to near a lecture on Spiritualism fiom Miss Laura K. A. DeForce. The lady is a oood speaker and understands h r subject, thoroughly. She spoke over an hour. There will be another lecture to-nijiht at the same place by Miss DeForce. Union Badcrs. Oar fellow-citizens William E. II alloc K & Co. are now manufacturing in this place a very neat article of n Union badge which is ahead of anything of the kind we have yet seen. It is compose) of the following leatures: An American shield of .silver plated metal, bearing thirteen longitudinal ritripes and the wind " Union'' across the upper portion. This is furnished with a pin, that it may be fastened to the coat or vest. Just back of the shield are three strips of ribbon, red, while; nnd bhie, forming a resell. . The filth- emblems ol'lijaity to the Union rel.:-i! for "2 5 cents each, and wholesale at. $1 f.o per dozen. We doubt, not I hey will "go oil' like hot cakes.'' fJfiJfFor Council Proceedings, see first page. 1 . ' MARRIED : On I he evening ol the "M I li inl ., .tl I be hride'ri r- s idence in the city of Kvausville. by C W. M -Itridt i T.iq.. Mr. ltrtitKRT lie n i ins. to IIaiooi i- Iich.w, both of this citv. DIED: Yesterday morning, of Cou.-ump; ion, Kstmkk JIa k i a Consr, late consort of Edward Cody, ii. the :'.J1 year of her age. The funeral will take place this afternoon (Moth) at 1 o'clock, at Mechanicsville. The friends of tiie family are invited to attend. Yesterday mornimr, at in oVInck, of Pipthe. ria, tjFDKOK v i:i:i;rr, in the :j..sth year of his ag.-. N E W ADV ERTf SEM ENTS. WJ ITTS It UR ti It . V 14 V K 11 1. 'ti Jz money bought at a sinull discount, tor bankable, or Missouri, Illinois, Wit.coii.-iii, or 'I'eiinessee funds given in exchange at par. Applv o SA311 Kl. lilili, jan.'iU Water sl re-t. 'BlRI'ltVlTs ' JS it doz. ijuait jars roio-el-erri.-', I! dox tin. I'.lacberrii s, 5 d.,z. du. Currants, :t iln.. t.,. ( herries, 'J .!. do. I'lorns. fir sale bv jan:;n COOK .V LANi.f EY. V'-.v rituiTs: W :o d'tz. cms fresh Pen-do s. doz. .1 .. black .'an, 1 doz.. -i.t Tomalues - t; beriies, lr. doz. do. Tomatoes II. Tomat.tts M To cns, .", .le. .o. I'.li.s. fi.r sal.- by jan::n ' cook ,fc LANCLKY KfK ii s ti i-1. s -i .i I- . ; . sl JL fn sh I'ine Apples, in iieri jars iu sni:. rs. at , WI.'I.EV'S. jamlil -lOK QirmiT f.JJ,f;.(,;-;!( HI Sil i Inace Swet l-otatoes jll-t le-'eive'l at, jini'l COOK .V LA C Li: VS. ' g a it t ic it Zt I'f t. i:sA.ii f tun i . li 411 bush lined Ai.ol.-s. JM.tif.ll I'linl l-e: for sale t-y COolv .t LA.Ntil.EV. jau.Ji)

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ======= Court Notice.

statkof inmaxa, 1 V.!'-'"'" f Valid, -rimi-oli County. J 1S''1 ' William il. Lu'.v "j i- , t - r Foreclosure. 1 reaericlc Knurr j aud eophia Rn lor. j It appeal inir by au order made by the Court aforesaid, ai. tue January term, laid, of sai I Court, that thoClrk of said Ojiirt give notice of the pi-ndeu-cy of Ilia above tiititleil action, by publication, to sai l th f -iiilauts ; therefore, by virtue of the order " '-'""I1 'oretaid, .-aid F.v Sophia Under, detendants in the (the object ol which iuf..rn O'lilt iitoi ee a iu, e . . em i t, n. jn.'ita ..- above entitled aoithe nbi.-ctol tt-hich is to foreclose a niorifJT'iire), are h-rebv notified ot I lie pendency of sin li acli Jii, tlml the same will siaml for trial at the next term ol the Court aforesaid, to he hesnn and held (lt ,:io ollrt IUnlM. Ju ,j,e tity of Kvansville, in the Comity and Mate foresaid, on the first iMonIllilV " HI a.V , A . 1 I. I .-I (.OI IS Kd'UTKr:, fh ik. Law .V Ai'th.s, I'l'fl 's Alt'y. January lisih, l.Si'.l. fel,7-:;ww rr h JiutfitJiitnoK' .rum, ao tto. ; mjr i'ecittis, 111 store a;iJ tor salo fcy i COOlv & LANG LEY. "lK TB VJIKJrJKMVJIJS-n UKhT Plantation and SuKar llotixo Molasses and ; 3 rurH in the citj', iro to j u,:;. - i HK X LiA tMtiB.li . II U I. ale by aJ - - " " jaloo JfT 3 de.7. Kjnyrt. jrs preserved llainons, :: ' Plums, y, " " " " I'ine Apples, .. si .1 . iinces, 3 " " " 1'eachen, ' ' t;trawdierrreJ, Tor sale by (janS'O COOK . LANiiLbV. ff jp it7tt l,HS .'V ItHLlfs.' Jet. o do.. ),callouti I'ic.kleM, 5 ' t?al. f. " j- -iinlKj I'ickieEl lood.', olll I St lltted Mauoi-S, fOO l'elipel'rt, for ale at jaiiuii ;OK ti LANGtET'S. tlOZti.V l SHOit T Kit HUOitJiS fa- fal I jllllill COOK A T-ANC.LKY'S. 1 '3 VTtt M'HH lltlXJ'VK JitiHS! 5(H) do, warranted frenh cS!;s, for Kale by j janS COOK .V LANLKt. , T'sjT'lVii'hR.tji VOHS.ii.Ji JIT : S 7 ) cents per IOO at . Cl IOK & LAKGLKY'S. 1 it i h u I'm .h j: ii a .1 flats, :ntt biLsh Kar t'oru, f ir s;ilo by jan.iil CUOK LANG LK Y. JU1T a fM. I 'd) It.-i choice New Hams, at V2V.i: per lb, i;yeO bs extra fine .Shoulders, at Jilo " li?n lbs Clear .ides, ' Vl.s " 4".0 lb Clear Pickled Pork, " 10c" " KorHa'.oat (janllO) COOK & T.ANi ILEY'S. -K JliS I' It I.ft MS wVjftTlf " ohLujjs's .SLifi Sugar for 1, at jan:;u cook n, jtAr(iLi'.i f 4 Jilts VJSOiCH ' Ff-tiJFt J'ftte 'tJ sl at an::o) (;iHiK.t u.Miij.i ltisfillVIVK itltll U-'JiSTMttJS CV serve Cheese at Vl)in per lf, at jau:;n " COOK i LANGLKY'S. fiyllJUJSlI'I- iA' wVfc'. 15iS. V...I.,. i i-i,.,f v, itt.,.. ,.r

e ulious, on- of which was i-suetl from the otlioe of yjJTJfB CI.IJtI:'. the Clerk of the Coiat of Common Pleas and the. Sb ll aerps ciioice farniiiiir land, art prairie o;herfrom the office uf the Clerk of the Circuit j and part timber, w ill be exchanged for men handise Court of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, in favor of or city pronprty, For (situation and further parJohu Kopke, Charles Fiuk. Willinm 11. Presion, ' ticiilars cail on' II. T. Blount, 70 Main Htreet. George 1'ret.toii, and A. J. Preston, vs. Thos. lied- j j .uS-lind niond, and to m direeu-d, I have levied upon, and ; . . ,ii,ou ! PIANOS FOR SALE.

WF.fSN h.MIA Y, Fl.Iflll'ABl antli, lSbl, Lulween thf hours of 1(1 o'clock A. jr. and t o'clock p. M. ot aid day, at the door ot tlie Court House in the c.ty ol Lvausvil.e, Indiana, orler h.r ale at public auction the rents and pi o.it, tor the terra of seven years, ot the tot.owmg dcci ..bed real estate, to-wit: Ihe south-westerly halt ot that pai-t ot tot No. twohuudrttd and t.wenty-seveu (2-7) in til Donation Ki. lavement of the city of Kvaiisvil.o, ; Indiana, which is bounded as lollows, to-wit : Jieifinninir itii Alain street, on the most Hi.utherlv

c.-ruer of said lot, and running thence aloo;; Slain : I am ' lil1 .U-liveriuir to any part of the city (in street thirty-four (;t) feet, ur tlicreabi ui, lo the ! ijuantitisof not less than '.0 bushels) the beHtqualwall of a certain brick dwelling own. d ami o.cu- hvofKodiam MinoCoal. well Btreen-d, at U cents pied by .John Demon, theme at ri(-hi angles to per bnsbel. I am also prepared In deliver an articleMain sireet one hundred and forty -f.ur (I H) f-et t r of Coal, taken unscreened from the pile, at 8 cents thereabout to the ali-y in the nar of t-aid lot, ! per bushel; and slack or nut CohI. in limiled quanthence aion;i said alley tnii y-fonr fei.t or i tities. at a cents. JOIfK WYiMOND, tliereabollt to the most .-. ei-lj c ; et-r o. ,-:nd lot 1 del li-lf Sc. y aM 1 Mans liodiam 'llia'f! Co.

No. "27, and thence to tue place i t b;--iniiin, u eelher vithail and sneular tin- Hpourlenau I nl . , lu.li it. " i it f. Ill antlel fill I i' 1. eimiilv w..,.. ..r i..?t; .r... a . , . i t!....,i.i ..;,i ...... t'j t.o.l nntlilj ol' said real' . stale not .-. it foi a sum stale not seil tor a sttni writ mill s s, 1 will, lace, ole-r .i s;.!e ami KiiiTicieDt to salisi v said ,.n . . . ..i li, .,...;.,.. tl. i i'. .. . ... - i. .. t . i i . , .. i n. . ;l. : :.r '.. :' ...... withoutreiif tromvalnitinn or aipn.i-em.nf laws JOIIN S. CAYITT, tibcrilt V. C. C. Don by r.nd linker A Fester, lTttV Alt' vs. lan an y -2t h, tsi 1. frtii .Jww it Jl i.l ':. i.K .-t. 15a. Notice is hereby triven that bv virtue of an i se dition issued oat of the office, of the Clei k of the Court of Common Fleas of Vanderburgh county. In. liana, in favor of Gt-orr Lant ami Wiiliani l.ant vs. Milton H Catlett and William .V. Cat let t, and to me directed, I have levied niton, and will, on WKDN KSHAY, TKBRUAKY 20th, 18dl, Iletween the hours of ten o'clock A. M. and four "'clock r. M.of said day, at the door of the Court House in the city of Kvansiille, Indiana, offer tor sale at public auction, the rents anil profits for a leiio not exceeding seven years of the following described real estate to-wit: Lot No. eighteen (18) in block No. tii'ty-oue (ol) In the East-rn Enlargement ot the Citv jf Evansville, Vanderburgh eoMnIv, Indiana. And should said rents and profits . f said real estate not sell for a sum Hiitlicient lo satisfy said writ and costs, I will, at the fcante time and place, olt'.-r tor sale and sell at put-tic auct it-n, t he l.-e simple of said real e tate, wiilif '-.t relict Irom va'natit ti or appraisement laws, f.-r the satiiacti"ii i f said writ and costs. JO IN S. (JAVITT, s-heriff V. C. A. L Itobinson, Pl'ITs' Ati'y. J.uiuury anil, ISilI. f.-b7-"ww F"-' h'"u THK iJtH.lll.l l'S. &JaL Just reeeive-1 I'rench China Jnoner Setts, lu7 ttieces for In. Also a lar:-e lot of China Ware of all descriptions, Tis, .Vc, .fc, at j. v. Hi iiiiFSfi, ilts-i". No. IS Main street. FHdfirT.frw tfii..jt i..iittij mri'tr pWofthis celebrated Oil for thii cure of lihcuimtt i-ni. Neuralgia, Nervous ami eiek Headache, 'i'.iothai he. Serethreat, ,f-e.. Ac. Kor eale bv WM. ItlEKllOWEil, rnuggist, iti-v-M 7S Main st.. Wjishingtoti Hlock. fe9tTIVR. d'' W All persons knowing themselves indebted to ihe late firm ol V. K. Myers, are hereby notified lhaf ibey w ill be expected to settle their accounts by the 1st. ot .human, lSlil,aa no fnrttier indulgence will I... given. " CAi'T. WW1NHKLI,, fur Nancv livers Proprietress of Mierwo.id House. i.c. 21 ' lfzgtiitiii.il ultsT-.i jttiisii jut' tiif i-3 shoulders r,,r sate at . janJS ELLIOTT'S Family Rr.wpry. , on ti.rt: it. We want the above amount of I I. M Ni'll S, WISCONSIN, IOWA, TKSNKSSKK, M ISi-dt'tll, MjJL'fll an. I Sot'lU CA KOLI NA, or any other SoiWliern money at. par for dry goods, or on ac-ti-iiut.ant will seil lh. goods suited according to the times, verycheap. Our slock is very complete. I 'ome aloeg with your money to No. 4J .Main street. Tint Cnion forever if not in IState, we want it in l.-.oi'iy, anyhow. S JHAPKEU & P.CSSING, . decJ-J No. 4J -llain Hlnet. jiatisft ff.I.M8!.i JYlVJi JUT VI' Nt-w limns jus. received and for sale at janELLIOTT'S Kamilv On ery. th.tnn: i.i..ivitt.--u. jr K u it v sh large si-. : gross sii-.ail size, made by K. K. ami pronoiin'-ed, bv those who Durkee .t Ct I n. tw. to be tl.e best bl.icking m.i.le, fir sale at jairJS ELl.lO'fT'S Family Grocery. f i it i P.vii.'ti v x ti ( uji it-l'-r, half, and poiitnl boxtts, .list received at janjs ELLIO'IT'S Family grocery. 9V 9 of Saddles, Harness, Bridled, Ac, keep's constantly on hand a full assortment, of Saddles of every kind and price. Harness, CoiJarri, Whips Fly Nets, S.-,ddle Mags, Ac, dc, at No. -j KIKsT S'f ItKI'T, Kosier's iiUt. I;, rvansvitle, lud. fi--Ki pairing neatly done. ain'.'l 0fiPiT.t t(ii:s.75 ' tilths. vnnkvih Neshaoiiock Potatoes in store and for sale at .ow fi rures, .ici.i..-i; ol r, by octJo W. M. A I KM AN & CO. tllll i.tilt VlttiJl.n'TJltT.IU, 500 tm' lbs IH-i'arb. Soda, 1 gross E. K. flurkfe t O.t.'s l ''li. brat, d liaking Powdur, bids l!;.th llri. k, 21 tl Tr.n.ipaient S .ap, 2 gross HutmntdV E-.sence t.l Coticc, jiitd i t't.-eivetl ait'l lor side at I'eclo ELLIOTT'S Family Greer y. a".i K K ii .1 Itltll J t. f i: U IJ ., ; V Ti?' lei . Crn uia;, l li.ttf, t'.eai.s, . ugai , C, tie.-, :,li.l Aloia.-tses, a( gieatty re. luce. f pric.-s, -it Vli'KKHV I5KOS" jio! "- Star Family Grocery. ifrvxi sl' ii I'Husii'TtirKiT rival ..f F. It. Unrkee . i 'o.'h s.-i. , i :,pi, es. v warrant tin In to is- pore f or sale at j niJS ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ======= <FOR RENT>. THE IRON FRONT BRICK STORE Now occupied by Wm. Wells as a shoe store, next door to James Oakley & Son. POSSESSION GIVEN 1st of FEBRUARY. Enquire at the store, or of Judge Foster. jan23-2w ———————

All Persons Indebted To the firm of II. M. Wells A; Co. ar requested to ! m .ke iminediat esottlemeiit. as the biisine in tobe wound tip. an2S-2w t yf 1 1t 1 lVJi V Jl n I. II It V T T K tt. About ion lbs rxir.-i nice Itoll Rntter, jusl re ceived at (.lalii.) . .IAS. KUSKlKht ( U S. J.HH Hit 1.11 1-; Sltittt JbOU I.'K li,.l:,r I., I... 1,4.1 .r No. 47 Vain k.' i jonjrUJSWrtll Hit'lTH. 1 S.BJ . I, tT ! siy ui eoiiHitrn intuit, lor fate, low, bv jaJAS. ElislilNE ,t Co. T u-in.n iT.itJtt'fojy-tMitJW Jtu Jas. Er.ikine & Vn. h; ive just rendved a few . ehelH 1 I .-tra eiioit-e Tean, nuch as 5Toiitie.Vour 'to. tiunrowder Extra I ..r.ons I,n,.rtI lal. t.xlra in-st iolo,i ( UlacM, which t W in ! K AT M.Mt. trri-f inn'")" " . IT Jr in-,t received at df c-27 KLIIOTTS bamily Grocery. TV RW .W. i'H I! It I! Ii -t.X'lt II f. Kw rin'j;. No. 1, 2, ami ;t Mackerel, iust receiv ed mid lor Bah low, in barrels, i-.J barr.dM, and Lilts, or at retail, by VIi'ivKttY BtiOS., jiiul.) No. 82 Main street. a'iOHJ" MKtHWIS.lZ IHJKJ- 'OK Us fa T IV Jim V T wlnh to inf -rm my ru-f oniers and tin pulilic ueneralty, that from and after the date of tbia notice my bnsiiK -rt shall be conducted on the cash system. I will take all passable bank notes at par, but w ill Rell my Lard, Oil. Soap and Candles for ca-di only. Thla rule applicM to all alike, and no nobody iieedn to he off. nded. rilIMP DKCKF.lt. Kvansville, Tnd., .T:m. 2-. MILITARY! . Cftnl T n Urn, ..,,, vli.t idtunc ftunmail ilrlllniff ,,! .V,I , lt.au i tl. ia A tv l.tii U.n liivtmiU mum y ViTh nnraeroim frioadH to oin-n a day fchool ilw, to coiunienco Monday, January 'iSth, at -2 o'clock P. M- 'n-entvr'8 J-.i.icti.on l'irit slr.-t. All who wish to became tainiiiar with the practiee nnd theory id' lnili tary tactios, as laid dow n b' I Scott and Hanlee, and of fancy and Original ! l)rilU, now have ttie niot favtred oppitrtunity, and hhonld enrol their mime upoii'tho clans list iiume- ! diatedy. Capt. B. is an experienced Tactician has ' devoted many yearn of hi life exclusively to the prefewion has bee. i Military Instructor at the I Military Institute nt Clinton, and, iiH a teacher, he i has few, if any, equals, aud no fiuperiors. For term", apply to the Captain at the Armory and Drill lloonis. jau2l snfK:TJ.ilI.JJ,8 tC' I will fell at public auction, on Satnrd 'y, the 21 it 1 dav of daiiuary, ItiGl, cum gleam boiler (in - ! good order), one boiler trout, one stand pipe. j olie ,,,,,,1 valve, taken an tlu prop- rty of John Ifewlt ttlwt'v- tin evt.cntion in ftvor of John l.au ' CIIAS. W. LOiXH, Constable, i Kvansville, .Ian. lli, lSlil. jarcil-lw i rti it it it i:.t. ' H A nice house, with eiht rooms, on Oak street, between Second and Third streels. Apply to I jan" i.wi j. .... ! Owtnir to t he ecarci tv of moviev,! olfor for sale ; at wholesale manufaotnrlnj; priixia, j r.,r:n TTAll., ptavos , liich, for volume of tone, easiness of touch, ; e of. fi1;s aM(, (illr.ll)Uirv f construction , tur,M,d by none in the world, . 1 KK.SSLER ele- , are j.iu I 41 Main sireet. tJ.-S i 'J 1.1. IS 4 11 1.. ! jtt Jl ! tHSfHVI.ll. .VOTIVK, ( : I take nteasiiru to thank my friends and the : I i ' It 1 -' for their pat natroiiai rid solicit a con- ! Onu nice for the new concern. 1 respectfully reiniuance tor me new ininfin. i iefpe.iini.v ' "iiiest all persons tndet'd to me by open account, I b' lid.aml noios over-due, to seilie the same, as 1 1 e.lii (t e V iom to lose up mv tdd busine-s as n as i...,.,i.k-. (.imisi vm DIICKIJiiWEIt. . tl U.Tt.1 T I ' TJS XH- ; i SHIP. The nn df-rsijrned have ihn day formed a co.partin .- ori a li.il"s:-..t and retail Tlru bu-iness at the stand oceiipit-d 1-y Wm. liierbower, No. 78 Main i stre-t, S ahintiO-n I'.lock, undr tliealylo aud firm i of liin bower A fence. I VVM. BIF.KIiOWEK, j Jan. I, 18(11. -i ni2 .IAS. H. PKARCR. Coroner's Inquest II-ld on iheHth day of January, ls(jl, over the dead body of J din Paul Evans, who w.19 found iu Evansville, at Mo?art Hall, Pigeon Township, Vhuderlturah county, Indiana. The verdict of the jury was that the deceased came to hta death by three pb-tol phms, from a jiistol held in the har.ds of Eohert 31. Evans, and othorn whose names to Ihe jury are unknown. There wa found on his person sixty-live cents in nil ver, and one broast- pin. The deceased was about years of ae, and five feet eight inches in height. jan9 JOHN V.' A V M AN, Coroner. 7aWiC ST II I'H I'fU.ISII. ttt ' FjC 5 ross Magic Stove Polish, that cannot be beat, for sale at decl5 ELLTOTT'S Family fim wry. irWii hit: 3 lieo ived this day 25 bales extra heavy tiunny flags, 40 bids White Lime, f.o tierces prime Itice, Iiki kegs best English Soda, 4H mats Java Coifee, no coils Manilla c.-idage, .Mi bales hatting, for site cheap for caih fv decLS CEO. EOSTKIltS t'O. W.1 -"' 0 It O 'f. J'B H Sil Ji IA ti H just rt lec'U . ived and tor sale by ( HAS. McTOIIVSTON. JJirsV IttlvttlfElt Gjf 2 casks Migar Cured Hains, 1 " Uried 2 " Shoulders, ef, I bid Ex. liolognas, .Mill lbs Kreakfast ilacou, Aud for fciaio at the lowest prices sf novU JACOIt MS.lf'lI J- SON'S. I It f. W-Ji H I -Tlll.ti l.Tlltt Preserve and can fruit line you must pit to dec. 17. CndK. LANG LK VS. f .ntj- fin.ri tj! ft ilbls. Extra Flint Ilominv for Sale l,v dec. 17. COOK .fe LANG LKY. Y V ' ' sitt: t. s t'Ht.ytE, vi.kIi .v, Heavy ( Kits, lor sale bv COOK" A LANG LE V. bji h .1 .v :Kxaj-: jo.ooo Prime Country lti-;m just -received I. IIS I ami for Mile at (deciil) ELLlO'l'T'S Faiuilv Orocrv. rmirrie.Yi f s:Tvit.vif3 out, JSL Prime Turnips jiit,t receivtd lit dec'2l E L I.H l l'T'S Fain ily G rocery. JKt.iJvs:-fj:v.i.vs!-x m t sit just received and for Bale at No. Main utreet. decil 'gtu'j-u H :r, o it, i u si'jiltT&Tj:Ji.nZ V er Autocrat, for sale for cash bv dec-il GEO. FOSTER CO. SB OU I'H It II tVTm. li'll .lit 11 1' H !'. - AIM. pared to lurnirli M. ss Pork, Keii and Barrel Lard, and Hull; Pork, in ijiiantitied to suit. Also for sale Tender-loins, Spare Kibs, Heads, Feet, Sausage Meat, Ac. dec-l CEO. F0STKRACO. itU 1 s lYs JJ.Ji U! It if .tl. II. .rsl Whole, half and quarter h.txes. just received and for sale by CiJAS. JIc.IOIIXSTON. Jjttti.nii uo li. it t ttij it,j'Jti:t7i Kss-t, and Dressed Poultry. Daily receiving fresh supplies of the above by CHAS. Melon NSTON. Qiltl 11 STRUTS 'Jl O.YH K. P.ra.il Niils, IVfalis, Hickory Nuls, Cocoa Nuts. Filberts, Ac, Ac, for sale at dec 17. cooK I.ASUI.KV'S. gr . at i lis f.Mvr f.s -fflV We will sell the remainder of our stock of Ladies Fur- at oreat!y ri-dnced prices. Ladies not I .-. .ti.inini n,it n ), ir to r e r a.ival.il'i"-e to Ituv i..w. V APT I Kit A MHCoNnT.: ;. ' jam No. ;i! Main street. fl Tlltl.lt HSII.S' In TllH IIJ--fi! SI 0 lya ;eutiu ibis iiy for .Im Ueii'-i fmih Syrup. d.cls i .ft f hp .4 j. i, m.viis I. ureat variei v ami at verv low o rices, ni daelS 1IK1M I'hoN 'S City Drng Store.

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J W. KICHABPBON., r ' T. P. BBITTON RICHARDSON & BRIT TON, Livory & Sale Stable On Locust Street, (Between Third and Fourth streotn). EVANSVILLE, I NP. . ttSfAlwavg read to accommodate. " W j.nU-lyd rn i dt a .n.-r-r- tt tt r vn T C i . i- J-V O . , II J M CbtHJiTll ltr 1UW iniinviiiiiJ T JACOB STRAUB & SON, c nirecoaente.t io pi oe. oneiea . Wli'ddHAI V. tt ll FT All liKAI.EKS IN An. 7 1 fl:iu Slrei I, (B.dow Washington HouHe.) j . ... ' I 1 UK I Ah I A 1 V M ' AxeS. BlOOd'S. LippillCOtt'S, ! . ' -A- i aUCL OtlierS. I ,4.i -tt- ; T T)(.wi11 e ! JJULtJXIUl XLlll V C3. IVUSSUil Ut. i Ward's : Butcher Steels. . V7iIsons. 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, war ranted. 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 ters' Tools. Barton's and White's. ' Truss Hoops. Hoop Iron. Meat Cutters and Stuffers. Shovels and Tongs. Nails, best brands. Shovels and Spades. Manure Forks. Slates, Pocket Books, &c. nov.28 JACOB HTUAl'l) A SOV. CLOTHING AT RETAIL. Having cloned out a large portion ot our Fall and Winter stock to our regular wholesale trade, we now find our best and finest poods etill on baud. An they are of too good a quality to suit the Country trade, and being anxious to rednceour stock toihe lowest possible point, we now olferall the balance at Retail for Cash. Look out for bargains, as we can aud w ill tiler them to all who call. We have Super Black Cloth Over-coats, Russian Beaver " Extra Fine Seal " Black Cloth Dress Coats, Fancv Casimere Business Coats, Sill?: Mixture Business Coats, Black and Fancy Casimere Pants, Silk Velvet, Plush, and Casi mere Vests, Undershirts and Drawers, all styles, Shirts, Gloves, Cravats, &c. WM. E. FRENCH A CO., doc.O WjfTlTiT No. SI Main street. .1 Jtttl I 'Jl 1. ' It It . JUJ GOODS. Wo would call tho T.atlitt's' aitctttinn to the importance of going to liosor liros., as we intend, from this day, to sell our entire stork of Dry Goods at nt PITUD PIHOI8. Amongst the latest goods received, we woulti mention ft pieces, or 4il yrirdu, of those spti-nditl Illack Silks, ho well known to our Latly CustomeiM here, and which we warrant to be of the snme durable and superior quality. All money taken at par for goods, also City and County Orders at the same rate. lloSEK BROS., decft No. Iln ,1-iin t A. lllJ.Ttl. A" VII. Kc.-'pfCi ft illy :innotincf( to MiPif frinn-ln nnd citi7J n of KvauMViHe generally, thiit t lit y uiwuliU in the Feed linMinesp and are tfj.tnktiil fur pnt (.- vors, and hmv by strict attention to bnsitiKHit, to inerit.it i oti( inn ui(,e uf ;ttron;ip on our n w plan, whirh ftp now Hdnpt from this d:it, whirli it ntt'itIv tVtr v.trtli. A 11 or tern m rum pun ifd with tlio canh will no prompt ly attended to ; novr othkks ne d APH1-V. AW harp now on hum and for tnlo 2"0 tons irime Hat, hunh old wliit. Corn, Hf Ir-rtud pxprfssly tur Itreft'l, fti 1-iif-li imw (.'orn in K;ir, r-oo hn Oftr4, 5 tons Oil Mal, and a lull supply of wltr:-"i. S!iiH-;tnft', Sc.. and evcrytliin-z tiKiiilly fniino in & FVd StM-, nil f w hich will l sold clionn for r:ifh, mid i'.-ihU uidy, K'f;pMct('tilf Vt dtc7 It. S. RUSTON t CO. " ,wVlrV, ' WS4 0J StJ .M 7 .Mi r'nri, and Iwwa nioncv tnken for .Tocfrin; or un nrroiuit, t-y 411 AS. Mt'JuHNSTUN. drttH Jkt 4 fresh lot junt reteifod bv 1 . 1 -U H AS . M c.l O f I N STO N . Gl'(i(;KNHKIM KU, MEYF.R h Cti., and RETAIL DEALERS IN Plain and Fancv runiituve, intAVS kew iit:if-bix;, niai st., KVAN.-'VII.I.K, IND. We have jnt ehtablili.-tl nurt-eives iu flu Furnitur.t biiMue-.s, an I inariulactnr,- and brills; lrom New Vtirk, r.osttn ami Cincinnati, all -v.irielien ol' plain and fancy tin nititre, of tint be-t. material and worlciuanship. Our stock is complete, enibraci up; the ti nest det-cripl ions of marble-topped furniture. Rosewood, Maho.my, ami other fine woods. f:,Ve also deal iu second-hand Furniture of all descriptions. We swap new lor second-hand Furniture, aud nit.'iitl all descriptions of Furniture, as we ki t p the host workmen on hand. -tf We keep an Express wuoti, aud deliver furniture in the city, and ship it, carefully packed, to all points. declJ-iimd GUGGENUK13IER, 31 KVER Ji CO. BARGAINS! BARGAINS I ! LOUIS 3L7Z?tL3I2-SZ--(LATE OKTHK FTRM OF KOSKll BROS, i CO. ) PWXaS I.E.1VK Tt I.WOtt.n MIS SaJ3 triends ami the citizens of Evansville aud vicinity, that he has just returned from the East w ith, and is now opening at the capacious store room On Main St., Opposite Branch Bank, A splendid Stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, consisting of evervthinu; from Ihe lowest priwd Muslin to the tinest Silk ami Dress Goods the market alTorus. Ilavitn; been long arijiiainted wilh the business, the undersigned is aware that the cash system is the only sv.-lem w hich w ill succeed, and therefore only sells for cash. Prices will be in accordance. Therefore, all iu uo.-d of Dry Goods will call at the new Store on Main strel-t, opposite the Branch Pank, where you will net tho worth of your money. sept 115 Byt It T I ITji ". " W ft On and alter this day our etablishment will be conducted en the CASH PRINCIPLE, lndoinc so we liave as much at heart the interest of our patrons as that ol ourselves, it will allow us m,.re l i .. ; . .- !a! V'.' m'M'al'd lacilidi.e ,,. lis iu I.icliirintr il. partmeiit. The time has comti wln ii everylbiupmust be produced at the lowest possilde nui liilline, ami ill . truer I. able to carry this .,ut, and let our customer derive its benetlla (which shall Im. .....,. ...,,,.,,5. tte.i K, a.io,t the CAMI si-s-Ik.M. h.t on nee,! be oflemlcl it i. l di i.- bl. as the rulb will be hivariable J"!' VALTILU A JUIlCU.N.MliIi.

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mm mm. j The public have byen so olteu imposed on by un- ! principled men who hi ve advertised worthless ! nostrums as valuable Medical Ileim-dies for disease, ' tbp.t it is now exrteim ly 'iillicnlt to introduce an mticlo ol rcsj. wont... . Ju c Jliug your niiemiou to tt T TfWTT?T? TrTG IMPERIAL VIN TO n t t m m m 8 2 . , . . , e leel cf'lttijt'iit Ihfil v ait iierformm an act of 1 el ... ..I I i A 'v''r- '- ''" ch,M d anion. Hie iiumbiifm III Til' UJtV. - rin. j .Ht'y olHl-na-tl WINK mrTKUS are ma' tr.tm ask.n.il co-.ib nilioii ol li yberry, lien t an , Camomile Flowers. Wild Lei ry Tiee Hark, Sol.im n's Seal. Comfrey ami Spikenard, with ll pure and ii-. adulterated Wine. Asa remedy fr l Incipient Consumption, Iki-:tHiMf t I -tt T( r":it, I rnli;rHl ion , ryl"'Hiii, j I'il'.'s, Nrrvmn 'o!iijl;iiiitH, lis;tH's ii ti!iitr I.t ! Krii:ili, Mini, us i j.'',-rnt 'I'onir, ttn v will prnv I trul.v vahi-'tlil . Kor vvt-ak utsi utnl .i-in rj-1 Itehili 1 t v I 1mv ;iit ! U N S II. P A S S R I) ! j Clergymen, La-.vyers, and all Public Speakers, , a 'so Suisfftls, A rl tsL, Loot, keeprs. Tailors, skuiio tdre.r-e-, and nil p--rs.tns who b-ad a sedentary life j will derive great b. uelt from theu-leol Iheso Hi t -tela. i A Ithoiigh the medical tnen of t h" conn try, as a freneral Hung, di ..approve of PaKut Medit-inea, yet ! we do not believe that a respe. table Physician can ! be found ill ttie t'nitetl Slates, who will nnl hihv j up r..ve ..f UK. ,1. LOVFK HODS' lAlt'EKIAL VV I NK HIT ! KI'.S. Chas. Widdifield & Co., I"' op: ieioi , 7H AVlfllam irrrf, JVrv York. H. V. ST(HI Alii), KLLLKIi A WHITB. janl !-4m(1.1w ArM-i, Kviiimvillt, I ml. fun- ( UjU'h , t'nlil, Il-trseuvHH Infill v.iui fi'itf irrifti.fi. in r lSirfnrs tf fhr Titrtutt. lit livre the Htu kiinj t ft in ' 'ottfttiujtfU'U. ttrntt infix. Afflitu-i. and f'tt tttrrh. ( ':.tr nntf yir sfrvuiftU t't tit rHt-v if 2UIJ r. 1 V SPKA KK II S and Slii;KS. K'v nre ;iwaro of 1 1n iinporfHiic of clicckii! a tnifrlt or C'oniniou Cold" in irn fiint sin:' ; thitt tvhich in th iMrinnir tx wuiilii yi 11 ton nitl-l rvmpIy , if iifijU'rir-I, ftu'ii at ruclin I ):e IjUti. JJrtn"n'lH ilroui Itiol Troihfs,y' coithiini itr flcmtil cen t iii)rMiiiiU, ttHny Puhnouary untl iirotu'liiul Jrrit itii'ii. nilOWKVS 1 "That troti!lo in my Throat, (for whirh iJk 4 'J'rtu-hvx 1 are a specitif) hfivin-z matle nic oIpmi a men wliis-pri-r." WILLIE. 41 1 ri-cunniicinl tlieir us to Trnric SpKAKviiS." lU v. K. II. CHAFIN. "Il'ive proved extmncly $vr icoiiMe in U-hkhknks." Krv.IIKMlY W AIID BEEOIIKK. AlntO'"tt ir.nrt relief iu tho tlia-f-vouui mr Ii lior i.t' lirf:ifli inir iwi-n1iir TROCnES HKOWN'.S TIIOCHES IIP.OWN'S TROCIIESit,, A stum a. Uv. A. !. KUtl LESTO-N 'Contain no (liiini or anything injurious." Ha. A. A. HAYES, Vltemixti Htiston. "A simple and pleasant combination for Coucns. Ac." H. O. F I5IGEL0W, . "Beneficial in Bkosihitis." Dn. J. F. W. LANE, fcWnw. "I have proved them excellent for WnooriJiG Coiwiu." Kev. II. W. WAI1KEN, llostnn. "Ilenefirial whn compelled to speak, sum-rill? from Coi n." lltv. S. J. P. AKl'EHSON, tit: LUU it. "Errr.rTrAt. iu reniovine Hofirseness and Iriitation of the Throat, eo coiniiiuu with SpKiKERS and Simiebs." Prof, M. STACY JOHNSON, La t.ranfje, t.'tl., Teiwher of Music, Southern Female College. "Great benefit when taken before mid afier preai hing, as they prevent Hoarseness. From their past i-llect, 1 think they will l-e of perniau-nt iwlvautiige to lue." P.KV. E. HOW LEY, A. M., President, of Athens College, Tenn. tfi Sold by all Hrnggistsat TWEN -FIVE CRM'S A POX. li ROW N'S TKOCIIES UKOWN'S TROCHES Ii ROW N'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES HROWN'S TROCHES DROWN'S TROCHES deel -t'.nidi w IMI ORTANT TO JWUSEKEEl'EliS. E. R. DURKEE & CO.'S Soloct S5ll0100.3tr a n.i.-Tti 11 n v r .v, f.ittKJf sot tit el y and perleptly pure, but jriouiid lit. in fresh Spines, selected and cleaned by us expressly f.trthe purpose, without reference to cost. They are beautifully packed in tinfoil (lined with paper), to prevent injnry by keeping, and are full weight, while the ordinary ground Soices ard almost iuvariably short. We warrant them, in point of sti-ennth ami richness of flavor, beyond all comparison, as a fiin-ile trial will ahundintly prove. Manufactured only by E. ii. p PR KEF. A CO., fel.-ZH isd.- 1ST Peart trr.t. New VorV Notice Is hereby given tiiat the uri.leraiK(i"-" has be n api" tinted administrator of the estate of John Rho.lerick, deceased, Lite of Valid. rbiirKh county, Indiana. Said csiate issupposeil to be -olvmt. decli-riw A. KNIGHT, Adm'r. UJX'S.m I'll ttllllf Mil f Kit. .1 The nn.iersiitned would respei tfull inform his customers that he hH8 moved his g-unsiiiith shop to Main street, opposite the Hull Head Garden, shove Ninth street, mid is thankful, for their patinnatfe thus far, and hoM for a continuance of the same hereafrer. All work dime warranted jai,8-;:t.Uw .I0HN G. MATnKSIK. "uiwit .vr- tii h ii-'ii i.i. k.vm t'j mL Store, lately owm-d and is-cupied by Michael Gavisk, deceased, as a grocery aud provn-ion stt.re, corner of Maui and Foiirlh streets. Thi-rj is a first-rato smoke Imnse attached to the store. Apply to John Gavisk, or WM. RAHM.Jr. jiilyH-il.wt.f jplttKK.y' ffl.HHHt'HHT fllJT tsto-s, llrit-'l Apples, Hominy, Corn Meal Pran, 'I'urnips, Irish I'oIhIim-s, liried P.-achrs' W bile Iitans, Corn, Oats, Ac, Ac , for sale at derl.'l CooK A I. A N ( i L V. VS., iv tf tt ii o.n ,v i . In Rbls fresh homiiiv, 1 tierce Prime New Pice just receivvd and lor sale bv CM AS. Mc.IC.II NSTON. my i. tt vh ttvi. ti t it i & f.0 bb bis prime X..V While Wh -at Flour, put np expressly for li-mily use, ,'i ) sacks XXX W hite W heat Flour, just leeeived ami lor halo lor Cash, ami Cash n.M.vy nt docl ". ELLIOTT'S Family Grocei v. - . - ;ttK IhimU vnr i-orn, I'M lntr1i nlndlt-d rorn, 20 I'linli iirnt rut oitl, :jrit Ltikh jirli t oiinti Ptvn just rr'iv'd and for hhi lv riiA. M-.IoilSST(, ili'ii ftlum HtrM t, l ooUty'n i;. 4 M0 n,f Hi iTS. 4 50 !'o: T..-yr Uuirtinn (nrw crop), M ii;irttr do., 2tt ir. dtt. M. U. do.,jiiM it'i-oivt :itid trfalo iy rti) hko. kustkh ti- ro. tut:j. loo Id-s super carb. Soda, -J", bxs np-u- cu b. So, da, 1 tit (MUei-sJiist r.tccivci! and lor sal-- by decii (;ko. Foster 'a co. Pkti .wr i.ii'r" 'ttiitvii i'iiO hungry. l.doo Sinks 11. a yy '.tin. try Rrau iu Store ami for sale at 7. cents per loo lbs bv dec. 17 COOK A LA NT. LEY. -v.oi.iiij.v mi'jtii: Stu.irt's New York Syrup at 70 cents per Gal. do Golden tlo Extra at Ml cents, lleli her's St. Louis, Very Choice, 'Mi cents Stuart's Excelsior Syrup, none eipial to il, J-1.0C. The above ood can ouly le found at dco. 17. COOK A- LA NG LEY'S. B .' i st tt. lie te .it it i.ji stuns. fi' w hlids new Suar, a pi ime art i.-le : Id bids new Molasses, just received lit No. ! Main street. Il(-Cl. U-'JiJlT I'll TJTIUlS. M I'Uih. No. I Sweet Potatoes for sale l-V decl7. COOK .V LA SO LK V. JvffiHs.i.vii timm, Jt.yii viO 3 der and Apples in hid very choice t'lc.-n Apples, bl.ls li tllou's Racked Apple Cider (sweet ami nice Il.ivoredl, jnt received and tor sa'e bj dcc.'ll ( H AS. McJOII NSToN. I'osev bliK-l I' h fit it T.i.y'T i.'J" it.ni tii.: Just now, when money is scarce, ii you want to have from M in -'"per cent, in puriti-tsni itroceries, o to i' ker.v's, and be astouii,htd at the reat chiiit that has (akt-ii place in t.in.r of buyers. iNtMie, all of voti who have mnio'V, am! ..a irht ,tui Khfn vftmL for it. and net I he ' hiirent . " dollar's worth 't ei.-iyihiii you have not dr li- time. Hrisi: your Illinois, W isconsin, T, ,iiie.,rtee, T.tws, Mi. iiijan. K . n; in k v, and nil other ;td inon.-v. I he " r.inie " won't last always, ('.one sotn. Sj linmbni,'. Try at ViCKEKV ItltOS., dec7 JIain street.

iric HAIVUVSER'S EXCHANGE, Srcoiid St., bet. JHtilit nad I.ocni, in i:iay' V-w Kl k. :van- i r.i.i:, i m ft. II. Hummer, !' rmer'y s -nior p-.rtn'r -d ti..firm of Hammer d. treiluss of I let SI . h trl s. b is opened a pew EeslaiL.uit and Snloi.n, uiel.-r llnliiTno of " Hammer'H l.xrhaii'e," iu Pray s m i block rtn Secon-I st.-t et, betw .i n M.iin and l.oi ii-i. and will begtad 1.. bid bin old friends, in,. I It. om llcr(Uaillfed With Ju-W out s. 'J he b-d VV iie-s. I i iiiors, Cigai, if.-., nl iys on hand. an 1 tiu-d-ina i;ie-( of the t-eason serird llj iu the bet r l;,!.-, sniuptiioiiH lunch is sert-d up every 1001111-1 : t lo o'clock, under thecare ol lvi.-r P10 I.. ( .u. iiil ai U-litioii to the uunls id gu.-ts w id I- - . i(.-n b 1 1 attaches of the Louse, under I !te d,i-ili"i.. 10 I with the aneiriluniut of tf .- .ioprit-loi . G. II II 11 ! i f EvallliVille, Ind., .Liu. 1. 1 111 I . PEOPLE'S GALLERY. "Secure I he sil 11 1. 1 a 1 If 1 In- y ol .'I hi,'-, ll'1", Let nature cop- I hat h.h .:.( in e ih;i. ' m 11 it K.-n l.j ii ttfi.,-s tt'.. ol 90 St. I.oiiis, vt. old i t-e' i till y itd .tin lb' 1 7CI1S of KviltlMVill" a--d li.ioil-, , ll.tt lie'. I.".fitted up a nice iiii( - f loom-' n: '-llii!'s li on Thlitl dirt-el, a I -w door- above M u:i. un i . now prepared to tsfe tt.i..-i i,.r .V ot '.r . 1 . - . : for the iriiliin- sum id TV. I.N'l'l FI K CENTS. A hue varit I y ..f .-a- aU--.s . I( I1.1,:, all of which will I I 1 pi. .p..rn . -t i . -t 1 ... Call Hut give us a I I id. i I II : A I ' ROEDCR LvF:Cii?'C; 1 lit ml .9 ll' I . Pm ! I li ll tl (t Sy I-it 11 ft ft . The uuiler-l n I uon'd r -iecMi.l'v i.-,l roi ; customers, and Hie i.id-lic in g. n. i d. ti.n tl,. v have inovetl Iti.-ir flmv and -diop lo ii,,. n t i. : west of their oltl place, anil licit l!,t- no . b tt.-oii hand a larue n.s. .rl in.-iil el I .,..1-, j.i.d .'-'lo . -.. I 1 gttntleineu, Indies, and cliidt.11; 1 ',-. t ,-i , ,t c.. t, description, Ac, v. In. i thev will ...II at 1 l.. jiricen. BJ9 Orders n'ld r.-pairiij.; will be ioio.:: 1' t. n. l.-.l to. Only f.ivl -r.ili- h m !-i an- , 1.. , , I , , our b'isiliesrf. jan:t-iy lio'iii'-d: .-, i,' 1 1 i ;: JBtlk. SALF. IMIV Coo ls. ifoi ...;. -!.- . r. I , ftlisville, llltl. M..t l.r.;tl- wilj l-vav-i lno: 1 i .' tiM-.k of Iry C. 1-. I'. ... -t.o. i: ,t., ,. . ,, , 1 his 1 lo-4se, w 1 1 ti ll tv: ; I., m , i,( f.t , t'-i oe:. 1 - ,. . B - S s-x -Ji t Jl. K.J.-. ..r V- LH , (SrcfKSS'lIt TC A. hCI:,,.! WHOLES ALiE AND RETAIL COxNFiXTIOiNi:!! k VAKEW a n u f w t ij rt-r ol Cn n-1 i. i-r in (iran.-it-s, l.eieoit-., , iJ"'OiIeis i'mm p...!.-. l a: e-, S.y nips, Ac, ,!,-,! -.. and Nnis ol all kin, Is atlendt d to : t -ii .1 . notice. KS- Sole it for M.tilby's I ' u; i'. ril. .1 It more Oysters, No. 15 South fir f su-e I, c i. .n; Main and Locust, Eu.-is,iil.., I .id. I-'..r l..-.i for rais-h. : .' i . I The American Clothing I:lst, Un STOCK OF crff'.ti hi LJr per Clothing m wv roniplt t', I --! )i v w ; ' a fnt I lilt id all mtyU-H of Kaiit y N-ifj-m- ,-nl K:i? iiin(;iuOooN( nil tf whitdi w- (11 r 1 . - V. )t ,t. phh tradn, attd will tinru .n-f t i j . 1 1 1 ( -.u iiu-tiun iu qliilay, ni v.n ' pci'-i. ,1 u i-:i I . . itiinouiiri' to the -it ',,tti d' Kviiu tvill"f ;t!id lot't ilail trado jiciM-nillv, tlt.t; in ud.lti ioti v-hulfKHlt rtork, wo will l'''Ci :i HUprior li.-" i piod.s lor Rkt.mi.iN'- Id tlii line we will . ii . -Ui"ivcly for 'ahii. Hut wp -an and wi it r : It'Wf-r th'iu llicy Hrrv v r Hold ,y tin' i-'.-ui-iUulor in thirt v.i y. Trv uk, iti ! w ir i.ur,.chv ' WSI.'K. if U KlS'-lH A('o., VtW, Main Kln-r. CHAELEBAECOCK, ; Importer m.'d Oesler in Goach aiui Saddlery Hard wan . MAIN7 STRKKT, ! EVAKGVH.Ltl ISjAflA WET pm',:Ti:u - a jK SL ii'XT'i I wti ti I.'tiro.i-im arid A tnt ri- i nianufm.iuivrd Cora tiin'-:t. hu) jd of all ;i" 'J mi ; Hiif, F hu eiiuldcd ti l!f.r indut piiipuiw, l.ht i w not fail lo Im to ll;- jnl. r't of n u-k A in W IjiiHinrss to ltivh me n irii.l. J union iu jarl: uxl h, npri ii- lu-i'!-- of tin tod; lmndsT rn.tiin li.-.t uorj of nil Lii.'i-- l ! rlothri, liniiicH l'-r t iii iMcH, v;imi-m.v, u .. - ' all kindri. Huddlo tin-n, Km-i'-ii t iU- f-ai to-r, t i" tftirnipH, spurM, lmtnfM, lu.o Kiivcr ii.it.-o 4 o k indH, Jenny Kind Hip Trrv, h--l-it! jnnl in;; y.. Tylorn pnint l-inni' ;!y iflf, hUoe iht u'U, In 1ManiVptK, London trrh f!.,-t, Aini-ii'.iii Alt' 'loin Wtd rt lint li oiioti .tnd woi-omI; I, n ' Writ ISk i hp, n mip- iof itrrit l ; ivtr,, vj.ti.t p- inod l-raHrt iind 1 ju irn; ;.i riiifH; ujei ior Ki-i-. fur lior."0 C'ovt'l'H, 1 In in'M tji'.j.lily ot t .U'tia .'f l";" fat nt i; tiwt, A Ao, i, 1 tcfp in fti-1 v.-r ll.ti..r :i;'!"t t.oiih' t' t ii' brurirh of. th litj-nir;, and und rf-iiiniin ! . brHtcnf-rt thoi oiitti v, vn v-oi.ld r'-;''' Unity .; your ntn it t ion lrr-t m win Im-iHi ; -a ln I .1111 :ttHo iti-nt foi Uitrd'i I' vi ul J'pfir.a; Had' ' ftpvyi-d.Vw " W. fVI. AIKMAM S6 CO,. .'. Mi Comm i ssi on ftlcr chau t s IV o. C , or i Ii IV nlrr ' ., i '. i :i 11 i II I" AiteulM tor I'-e ma. .! ;., .,i,.i,r, i,i,t' I'rttvisious, and all oli.. . :.r 1 it-i.-s t,l I'l ... I in ... ,W ITS . i. IS ! IU UC sil lilt W ory .Nnis, :'i l.o.-h V;ilnut- just r.-i Lf Ll-I'l'I'S fawiilv WILLI a m Jiiiur r; vt:u il, !,i. I.K x xjl tj r;- :r i-n n A Mi Pi: M t :i I s P4 "-V rs, n l; l sii .::, mi. :; i ' 1 1: si: ' Window l.'triss and v He, VH:i. fallki Me.lii-iiittl i'.rn .' I) -, ,yc, .'('. 1 It'tithitt -1 int It i ttr t.-, ti ttrct. i. a ". ii li-:, im &y Pl -tpl ii-,.- of the I.', neii .- I'.eli's Toliic. i f.blUlv.l Hew AdniiTtistration j TO OLD PATRONS A T . i HEW 0N7. J. P. tlLl. or T, Slice ss..r to '.. tl. ,-, (,. ; i Kam-ly Cr.s-. N,l. -.' .' ll.iHI -11,- ', rrs .'tm tu' ;i .-.',- iff.'. .HZ ail aililtmt 1-u.lli.f.s -i-i.-r.r i.l I-.i mi ;i rid M (Groceries, n hit h i iei-'ti.t. i..s.-:l .i I Nlli prices. m ill no! s.d 1 1 ii" or I l.-ei oi uni kl .sl nr l iluw I-..-I to ill i - :e- .'I! I. ni i n ; bill community nn-v ri-iy to i-.-niii-.' .i.-l .-nil. I--fair average pi ices. I i.t..." s .!lt-l It in-' ..i everybody. M. cl.aui. s, .l.-tlers, hen-e k.misses and brcli'-b-is c hi tin, I y t,..N in witi.h' obtain Value i,-. i-ive.1 ! r C.'-ir inmn-v. imilt .1. ! KI.LIOTT'S 'minlv U. .- f. . HKIVhKl1l.ll. a. in'ia BiUNKMEYKIi k CO., SOUTIIEHU STOVE "WCIlli Evausvillo, I ml. Manur.u-iuieis of ,-iofs, ii. !i..rt in ... ll u' -House Pro-nts, Verafdahs, li.ilf.iii. -. an I C.i-i ill I't-nei ( oi.i r, 'I in, a let .--In t t In Ware. ! Salt s lit.. nu : Main su.-.-t. i - o ! ..; .i-i!-Court Hoii-,.-. t .-nn 0-ry i.c-.r .M. .;;!. I t '.ti ( ' !-Orders pr.-nipti.v at i- d lo. .iinn-r' J. II. MAGHEE iz CO., WVf.l VI. i.i P'M4t stii.it ot r Tin: MM. Stock of rail l.o...!s. a to i.-oiv ta verv lurte and e.-..ant M.h U o! I N I' pin chased l it i io i..i-sby 111 pelnoli, 1A llO IS Iti.l.. tljt bargains. We ill st-1! lor e h. ; 111 III.' I t . . " . ttrompt paiuij- cn-i.-i',' found west ol tin- lie him I VV'e b.-n .tu-t ret .-i-.t .1 ,-iim-b V"i b;n.I I ; i:. b.t tes I 'tniifT it tlo I! row ii I in Ho.--.. :. tin friirl.-t 1 ' : ; 1 1 . - - - - 111 i-ilM-1 Llea. h.-l M i-i.'n-. ;l ib Ladle-.' VI, .Ml. ' .'n--- .'- .'. lb. 'I V.. --i-i 111 da .t.;i.nis t.lnli I'liid--. Willi a Keen' arielv .if ': le-r C... .1- , m hi. .. all to be sold "(it :' e S riii.-, t pt ,, , .. than the low.-sl. .1.11. M V i, 1 1 1' K l i' , novU iri -i i 10 . .H-v.il-L.Jtili.ftt.'., iVf.V I.i: AM . . srlf-i Blank Book ManuiUcl urc r." First st., bet. Main nnd l.. v.-i, Vwjt - kvax.m h i.;:. i n.'I irr.lalik Hooks ruietl, i ,.,! made toe i Of the best paper, tlttni :i i.-ln. l i ed I. in (" largest Ledger. 31 u.mc and M a;.i.' . .e I'.-i.i.d in Style. i, i, tUtt DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & C li: v (;. ii -lis 7.1, 77, i'.i, M, s.l ami J- -, Ii.i.oi. .. '-. V Would lii.ltfy the Ira, la C. ll li weekly, iu new and b.-.i ill i, n I ail ll. - 'i M il , l-hi vis : hIko Hie A M O S K A (1 , A iitu i.i in I. w 1 1 i t 1 1 eve-Is . t I 1 i i I'l ml! trv lor lie! let lion ft eiiriUi" an I .1 - Madder Colors. Our prui i ,in . ! I ll.an ill market, and moot iiiilii-jt i.-iu-mif. -liih-rs proiui'llv allt ndul to. nuvii-1

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