Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 126, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 February 1861 — Page 2

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

WEDNESDAY MORNING..............FEBRUARY 6 ======= James C Veatch, Esq., The Representative from Spencer county, i3 gaining brilliant laurels in the General Assembly, as we knew be would when sent there, lie proves himself the ablest debater on the floor, and one of the best who has even spoken in the old State House. We were satisfied at first that the floor and head of the judiciary committee were the places for him instead of in the Speaker's chair. TTe congratulate his constituents heartily on having so able a man to represent them. The Cincinnati Gazette's correspondent says of him : Mr. Voatch of Spencer then spoke at length on the report of the Committee of Thirteen, the rpecial order, making one of the most exhaustive and destructive speeches of the whole session, or, indeed, of many sessions. "Old stagers,'' who have been familiar with the voices and powers of llannegan, Marshall, Bradley, Dunn and Owen, say that they never heard it surpassed, lie was replied to ly Mr. Jenkinson of Allen. The Indianapolis Journal says of his late sneech on the report of the committee of 13 : ; The Republican party may justly pride itself on account of the superior ability exhibited by its members in the General Assembly. Whilst it i3 the wish that all questions belonging to National politics could have been kept out ot their tlelibera tions, yet the dangers that menace the peace of the country, and the extraordinary posi tions taken in the report of the minority of the committee of 13, demanded discussion The debate has exhibited much talent, but the speech of Mr. Veatch on Saturday morning is conceded to have been one of the strongest ever made in the Ilail of Representatives. "' It was strong in argument, and Mr. Packard will not soon forget its irony and sarc.rm. We hope Mr. Veatch will prepare a copy for publication. Mr. Yeatch is one of Indiana's most powerful men. Sherman s Speech. We commence in to-day's Daily the great speech of Hon, John Sherman of Ohio, in the National House of Representatives, on the Impending Crisis. At this time, when it is so essential for every person to have a correct under standing of the merits of the great contro versy we are all engaged in, we can publish no more profitable matter than thi3 compre hensive, lucid, and powerful effort of one of the ablest Republicans in Congress. It will run about a week in the Daily and can not be read otherwise than with interest by every adult. The Cincinnati Gazette well says of it : The speech of Hon. John Sherman, to which we have given so large a share of our space to-day, is one of the ablest and truest expositions of the duty of the Government iu the present crisis yet delivered in either branch of Congress. Every paragraph of it will bo rend with satisfaction by the people of the Xorth-west. Conciliatory without time-serving weakness, dissuading from civil war and bloodshed without disloyalty or encouragement to treason, favoring any feasible plan of pacification without consenting to the surrender of what is holier and dearer than the Union itself, this speech of Mr. Sherman fully comes up to the higher standard of statesmanship. - Additioual interest is imparted to this effect by the cross-tires and catechisings of his opponents, from which no advantage over him was gained in a single instance, while the " record" he brought out on their part serves to show, in a still stronger light, the soundness and justice of all his chief positions The olicy laid down by Mr. Sherman is substantially that which we have all along advocated, and is that of Republicans in general. We believe it such as will not only command the support of an almost united North, but bo fully justified by the civilize worht, whatever the results which it may lead. to As a striking indication of the manner in which old political distinctions are ignored in modern .times,, we instance the appointment of Commissioners to the Washiugton Coutert-nce by Gov. Morton. The Governor was a Democrat previous to 1854 the year of the great breaking up and re-forming of parties. He appoints now, as Commissioners, Caleb B. Smiib, P. A. Hat kleman, Godlove S. Orth, and T. CSlaughter, formerly Whigs; and Dr. E. WH. Ellis, formerly a Democrat. Truly there is a thorough homogeneousness between the elements of tlie Republican party. g2? The Cincinnati Gazette's Washington correspondent says it is certain Fort Sumter will be attacked this month if not surrendered by Major Anderson. The writer further says : The whole plan of attacking. Fort Sumter has been arranged. The Secessionists will plant their guns at Mount Pleasant, in a place not, commanded by any guns mounted nt Fort nnrater. Tlieyihus expect to make a breach in the walls of the fortress in leas than twenty-four hours. Tho assault will then be made in boats under cover of night. IpsTrnly the " gelt" rolls into New York in a bountiful stream. Orer $1,500,0.00 came in on the rid - in the Northern Li?tii. " . ' " : ' , fcif The i , nnessee Legislature has. refused to make an appropriation to arm the State. fil.The Tennessee Legislature onThui9day last refuse. 1 to pass a bill appropriating money to arm the State. This occasions no little growling among the Secessionist organs. SSf It is stated that R. B. Rhett telegraphs that tho Montgomery Congress was expected to meet and immediately adjourn over till the Honkr Slate Conference has adjourned. This is considered ' hopeful sign. g(VThe Cinciiiiiaii Courier, the only secession paper in Ohio, is dead. Consent. , JiaFjMr. VeaU-h, representative from Spencer county, delivered a powerful speech on National affairs iu the General Assembly on thft 2d inst. '

HOW THE CALIFORNIANS REGARD THE CRISIS.—The San Francisco correspondent of the New York Times, writing under

date of Jan. 1, says : The secession news is eagerly devoured, of course, but it would be a straining point to say that it creates any excitement. We shall all be as sorry to part with South Carolina as a man is to lose a big molar, rotten at the root, yet into which his dentist has thrust and packed a mint of gold mighty sorry to part with a member that cost him so much, and besides he takes a pride in showing a perfect unbroken set. 15ut it it will grumble night and day, its room will be more acceptable than its com pany. 1 nave hunted in vain tor the hrst Republican who hopes that Lincoln will set hi3 flag an inch lower than the Chicago platform. As to a Pacific Republic, we are as innocent of any such treasonable thought as the regenerated State, with its hands newly washed, is of the sin of Dr. Gwin 3 presence in the Senate. We have uo griev ance nothing but a little State repentance to do. Give us a railroad, and make Schuyler Colfax Postmaster General, and we shall be as grateful, as proud and as happy as a boy with two pocket3 in his first pair of breeches. Oca Schools. In the midst of the ah sorbing cares of business and anxiety on account of the perilous condition of the Un ion, do not forget the examinations now in progress in our Common Schools, as noticed in our business local column. These examinations are highly interesting, and should be attended by parents, guardians, and citizens generally. Strangers in the city will be welcomed at the schools. It is encouraging to pupils, teachers, and trustees to have the public take an interest in their labors. Nothing so sharpens the intellect as the desire to display mental acquirements creditably before the world. Col. Hayne's negotiations with the President are ended. In reply to the proposition of South Carolina to purchase Fort Sumter, the President briefly informed the Secession Commissioner that Congress alone had authority to dispose of the Federal property. BThe Louisiana Secessionists have been robbing on a large scale, having seized the Branch Mint containing $350,000. They will argue, we suppose, that the Mint was put there for the " defense" of New Orleans, and, therefore, the Independent Kingdom of Louisiana had a right to take it. Cin. Gaz. gA gentleman of Indianapolis informs us that on last Sunday in that city, at the closing exercises of a meeting at one of the Methodist Episcopal churches, Bishop Ames astonished and thrilled the congregation by the following prayer : " We thank thee, 0 ! God, that while treason stalks abroad in high places, there is one man who loves his country ! one man who will defend his country's flag ! God bless and protect the gallant Major Anderson and his noble band !" The " iimens" which came up from the brethren around, were loud and enthusiastic; and when the congregation arose from their kneua, smiles and tears were seen struggling in many a countenance. Ex. To Correspondents. We have several communications on file which we should like to publish and have been trying to find a place for, but on account of the press of Legislative, Congressional, and telegraphic matter, we are unable to give place to much that would, under different circumstances, be published. We hope contributors to our columns will take this for an apology, and not be offended at our apparent disfavor to their writings. The news is demanded by our readers in preference to everything elsei and that crowds on us so in these stirring limes that even we ourselves are debarrrd from saying many things through the paper ttiHt we feel like Bay ing. The daily record of current facts and events has a claim over mere theories, speculations, and opinions. EfS.Thanks to some unknown friend at Indianapolis for copies of the " Annual Report of the Treasurer of Staf? of the Slate of Indiana, showing the receipts and disbursements of the' Treasury Department from Nov. 1, 1858, to Jan. 1, 1861," and "Report of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, dated Jan. 1, 1861." We presume they are from Mr. Hopkins. fgpThanks to Hon. W. S. Holnian for a copy of his speech on the "Right of Secession rthe Impending Crisis," delivered in the House of Representatives, Jan. 16, 1861CSayRead the glorious Union speech of Mr. Bonligny of Louisiana in the telegraphic dispatches. " He is the noblest Roman of them all." 83?" The communication from Rockport sinned " Union " cannot be inserted. It is not accompanied by the name of the writer. gj It is said that Ex-Secretary Floyd intends to go to Washington to attend trialBjeWho is going with me to " Ham mer s? NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CU8T HILL I'H.fl KTK H " Proiierty to be leased for the term of five years. The Common Council of the City of Kvansville will lease to the highest and best bidder, tor the term of five years from the first day of March, lribl, the property known ua the Locust Hill Cemetery Proiierty, situate about two and a half miles north of the city of Kvansville. Bids will be received until the 16th day ef February, 1S(;I. The terms and conditions of the lease may be seen by applying at this office. P. UUKKK, Oitv Clork. Feb. 2, 1861. fehfi-dAwtd STATE OF INDIANA,! Vaudarburgh couuty. J Vanderburgh Circuit Court, Apiil Term, lStil. Caroline M. Marr ) vs. Divorce. William Marr. J It appearing by affidavit this day hied in the office of the Clerk of the Court aforesaid, that William Marr, the defendant iu the aliove entitled action, is not a resident of the t-tate of Indiana. Notice of the pendency of such action (the object of which is to obtain a divorce) is therefore given to said William Marr, and that ilie same will staud for trial at the next term of the Court aforesaid, to be begun and held at the Court House in the city of Evansville, in the couuty and Stae aforesaid, ou the fr'econd M nndav in April, A. D. 1 SCI ' LOUIS R1CUTER, Clerk V. C. C. B. H. Hanna, pl'ff's att'y. Feb. oih, 1S61. " febll 3ww" Jm Neshannock Potatoes in store and for sale at .ow figures, to closi out, by octa5 W. M. AIRMAN & CO.

; inr j I-iOjstt ! , T.bHt, 111 th city of Evansville, Iml., on tho 4tli of February, 1861, a LARGE LEATHER POCKET-BOOK, ('uutuiuiuc l''if.v Dullard iu money three ten lul- : lar bill's, and oue twenty dollar bill, and two notes j for seveu bundled dollars each, also a power of attorney to t-Mlect the note. Twenty dollars reward will be paid the finder of ! the icmie, v.i the- delivery of the. pocket-book at ! the office cf the Evansville Journal. i ANDREA MOORE. ' Feb. 4th, 1SC1. febG-lwi'.

tjll KKIF" 8 8JLH ,V. 159. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an ordur of sale issued out of the ollice of the Clerk of the Court of Common Plena of Vauderburgh county, ftate ot Indiana, in favor of Joseph Filier vs. Nathan Row ley and William Kolle, and to me directed, in pursuance of which writ I will, on WEDNESDAY, FERRUARY -7th, ISt.l , Between tho hours of ten o'clock a.m. and four o'clock p. m. of said day, at the door of the Court House iu the city of ivaimville, ludiaua, oiler for sale at public auction the rents uud profits for a term not exceeding; seven years, of the following described real estate, to-wit : Lots Nos. one (1) and two (-2) in block onv hundred and titty four (154) iu I.amasco City, Vanderburgh ronuty, and State of Indiana. And should said rents and profits of said real estate not sell for a Biiin sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs, I will, at the same time and place, offer for sale and sell the fee simple of said real estate, for the satisfaction of said writ arid costs, without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. JOHN S. GAVITT, Shei iff V. O. L. C. Stiuuon, pl'fl 's att'y. . ... Feb. 4th, 1861. feb!4-3ww gHEBIJ'jng SUMM.JE JVO. ICO. Notice is hereby git'en that by virtue of seven excutions, live of which were issued out of the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, and two out of the Circuit Court of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, in favor of Wm. K. Young and Washiuetou Carson, Charles F. Reynolds, Fieder Ick W. Devoeand Charles Pratt, Wm. H. Eversou, Barclay Preston, Tlios. I. Hoskinson and Christopher L. Gradf, Wm. T. Smith, Josiah Kigbtley, James E. Kent, F. C. Tucker and J. B. Carter vs. Kliaha S. Babcock, and to me directed, I have levied upon, and will, on WEDS KSDA Y, FEBRUARY 27th, 1861, Eetween the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock p. M. of said day, at the door of the Court House iu the city of Kvansville, Indiana, oner for sale at public auction the rents and profits for a term not exceeding Beven years, of the following dcscrilied real estate, to-wit : Lots Nos. four (4) and live (5), and the half of lot No. three (3) adjoining said lot No. four (4), all In the Ashland Place, Evansville, Vanderburgh couuty and State of Indiana, according to the recorded plat thereof, and buing the premises on which the said Elisha S. Babcock resides. And should said rents ana pronts oi saiu real Btate not sell for a sum sufficient to sat inly said writs and costs, I will, at the same time and place, offer for sale and sell the fee simple of said real estate, for the satisfaction of said writs and costs, without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. JOHN S. GAVITT, Sheriff V. C. Wheeler & Tglehart, Jamvs Itoid, and 11. S. Johnson, pl'flV att'ys. Feb. 5th, 1861. febl4-3ww Notice is hereby given that t-y virtue of an execution ifsued out of the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, In favor of Michael H. Hall vs. John Deacon, and to me directed, in pursuance cf which writ I will, ou WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27th, 18C1, Between. the hours of ten o'clock A. M. and four o'clock p. H. of said day, at the door of the Court House in the city of Kvansville, Vanderburgh county, Indiana, offer for sale at public auction the rents and profits Tor a terra not exceeding seven lars, of the lollowing described real estate, towit : Lot No. seven (7) in block No. fourteen in tho Fastern Enlargement of the city of Kvansville, in Vanderburgh county, Indiana, together with the improvements. And shonld said rents and prolits of said real estate not sell for a sum sufficient to sat it fy said writ and costs, I will, at the same time and place, offer for sale and fell the fee kimple of said real estate, for the satisfaction of taid writ and costs. JOHN S. GAVITT, Sheriff V. C. L. C. Stinson, pl'ff's att'y. Feb. 5th, 1861. feb!4-3ww Stolon From the undersigned, in this city, on Sunday morniug, February 3d, the following property : A blue morocco purso, containing $22, mostly in gold ; also a watch of the follow ing description : Heavy gold hunting case, patent lever, with the luitials " H. B " in the inside. No. 7147, worth from S100 to f 125 ; attached to the watch is a gold chain, with the figure of a dog ou it, worth from $10 to $15. I will pay 85C for the recovery of the w ch and chain. Any information in regard to the property may be left at this office. Feliftlwd IIKNKY IMKKIt. J,EW ADVERTISEMENTS. WW0OITS JT JIVVTiOJV! t ! WIS JLM have just received a large lot id" new Books, mostly standard workf, which we will hell at Auction, without reserve, every evening, until all is sold, at our Auction Rooms, corner of Main and Third streets. There is a general vat iely of good Books, Stationery, Gold pens, fc. jan31-4td u.Btusufl w. 12 0 fTS MKU JWUS! miu uuz, warrauieo iutjh tto. Jan 30 COOK. LANU1.K1. Steamboat For Sale ! The steamer CASTLE GARDEN will be sold on reasonable terms. She is one of the best low water boats on tho river, and would rmt the Wabash river. She is in good order, having been recently repaired. An undisputed title will be given. Said boat is now laying at the wharf at Cairo, Ills. Apply to BAIRD dt STEWART, feb2 3wd Cairo, Ills. 9W Bratbwaite's Retrospect for January; a good assortment of Methodist Hymns; Borne of to-day, by " About ; " The Shadows in the Honse, by Sanders ; The Children's Lecture Book of Quadrupeds, a useful and amusing book; The Snnny Sontb, or the Southerner at Home, by Ingraham ; From Hay time to Hoppiug, and evet v other new book, at foh2 KOBE I. L & CONYNGTON'S. Mutual Fire Insurance Company Or Vnler burgh County. SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT. In pursuance of the provisions of the 55th section of an Act of tk General Assembly of the State of 1 1 diaua, entitled "An Act for the incorporation of lusurauce Companies, detiniog their powers and prescribing their duties, approved June 17th, 18f2," the undersigned Directors of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Vanderburgh county, submit the following report : Amount of property insured 8062,250 Deduct amount surrendered $ 9,725 ' " expired 185,910 195,635 Amount of policies now outstanding... $466,615 Value of prern. notes, per Fifth Annual Report $45,384.60 Value, ol prom, notes received sin. e... 14,606 33 f 59,991 02 it;.oi j u7 Deduct amount surrendered..Value of premium notcs'ou hand,,.. 13.978 75 Cash on band as iter 5th annual re)ort Splint 71 CASH KKOfclYKlt ttlNCK. On premiums.....'. $1,597 92 Ou policies 110(H) u assignment 60 For interest 128 32 1,830 74 1 3,898 48 IlFBt.'OT PAYMENTS. Salaries of officers Donation to Uuion Fire Co.... S450 00 150 (HI 50 0(t 5(1 218 75 86 00 579 16 Niagara Hose Company Notary Public Losses Printiug books and policies Dividends Cash on hand t SSETS. Present value of premium notes.. Cash on haud Furniture City bouds Total assets SI ,534 41 $2,34 07 $13,978 75 2,3t;4 H7 I 50 363 31 846,707 63 Number of policies outstanding ;to ' Assessments made ou premium uotts none j Losses accrued and not yet paid uoue i Attest: KOB T EARLY, Sec'y. j STATE OF INDIANA, ) s . i ViSIIF.Rl'88H COI'NTV.) Richard Raleigh, J. B. Ableriug, William Baker, Philip Decker, and K. S. Tenney, being duly sworu, j say that tbey are Directors of the Mutual Fire Insurant Company of Vanderburgh county, iud 1 that the foregoing report is correct and true, io the ' best of their knowledge and belief. Sworn and subset ibed before me Ibis 23d day of January, 1861. Wittiess my hand aud Notarial seal Ibo date aiure- i L. 8 said, TUOS. K. GARVIN, j roi. ruo. v . u. Richard Raleigh, 1 J. B. Ahleriug, I William Baker, - Directors. Thilip Decker, j B. S. Tenney, j - -Jan. 26-lwd&w Volksbote copy.

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f JJV FRUIT! tiV ao doz. cuiiH fresh Peaches, 25 doz. do. Black berries, 11 doz. do. Tomatoes -2 lb mm, 15 doss. do. Tomatoes A lb cans, b doz. do. Tomatoes 5 lb cans, tor s;ilo by Janoil COOK A LANGLEY. iret.ii x i ne Aimies, iu quart tars, at iau30 COOK & LANGLKY'S. fWMiET J'OTTOJZS. '-30 BUSH 9 choice Sweet Potatoes just received at jan30 COOK A LANGLEY'?. it in ii ,i r m: s j i-nu u k . -m-P 40 bush Dried Apples. '25 bush Dried Poaches, for sale by COOK A LANGLEY. jau30 JP 6 H UiJVT. " THE IRON FRONT BRICK STOKE Now occupied by Win. Wollsas a shoe store, next door to James O.'ikley A Son. POSSESSION GIVEN 1st of FEBRUARY. Enquire at the store, or of Judge Foster. jan'23-'2w All Persons Indebted To the firm of H. If. Wells A Co. ar3 requested to make immediate settlement, as the business is to be wound up. jan23-2w JTtJf tticJKTJi It Z, ti H VTT K About loO lbs extra nice Roll Butter, J.tst received at (jan23) J AS. EKSKINK & CO'8. 1 mi,jtij j iTi7niiWfiJHMTojrl3 Wi Dollar, to lie had at J AS. ERSKINE ACO'S, jon23 No. 47 Main sr. W. on consignment, for sale low, bv j iu23 JAS. ERSKINE St CO. Jm. Jas. Erskine & Co. have just received a few clients of extra choice Teas, such as Mognne Young Hyson, Finest do. Gunpowder, Extra Curious Imperial, Extra Finest Oolong (Black), which those in want of a good cup of Tea can have by calling at No. 47 Main street. jan22 0 V JV h UUttH OJVMOJVS just received at dec27 ELLIOTT'S ramily Grocery. I MiU- JflJ V K RKJi It JJVJf HKB. V w ring. No. I, 2, and 3 Mackerel, just received and for sale low, in barrels, barrels, and kitta, or at retail, by . V1CKEKY BROS., janlS No. 82 Main street. c sale by (janll) S. E. GILBERT A. CO. WW I wish to infirm my customers and the public generally, that from and after the date of this notice my business shall be couducted on the CASH system. I will take all passable bank notes at par, but will sell my Lard, Oil. Soap and Candles for cash ouly. Tine rule applies to al 1 alike, and ao nobody needs to bo ofc nded. v PHILIP DECKER. Evansville, Ind., Jan. 22. MILITARY! Capt. J. C. IS ron nan, who is now engaged drilling a nignt class in ttiu city, lias ieen prevailed upon by his numerous friends to open a day school also, to commence Monday, January 28th, at I o clock p. M., in Carpenter's Block.cn First street. All who wish to become familiar with the prac tice and theory or military tactics, as laid down by Scott and Hardee, and of Fancy and Original Drills, now have the most favored opportunity, and should enrol their names upon the class list immo diately. Capt. B. is an experienced Tactician has devoted many years of his life exclusively to the nrofesdion lias feeeu Military Instructor at the Military Institute at Clinton, and, as a teacher, he has few, u any, equals, and no superiors. For terms, apply to the Captain at the Armory and Drill Kooms. jan'21 ri R KJT. JL A nice house, with eight rooms, on Oak street, lietween Second and I lnro streets, apply to janS J. W. HUGHES.No. 18 Main fit 160 acree choice farming land, part prairie and part timber, will be exchanged for merchandise er city pronerty, For situation and further par ticulars call on H. T. mount, 76 main street. jan8-lmd PIANOS FOR SALE. Owing to the scarci ty of money, I offer for sale at wholesale manufacturing prices, FOUR SQUARE PIANOS, Which, for volume of tone, easiness of touch, elo gance of finish, and durability of construction, are surpassed by none In the world, L. KESSLER, jan7 41 Main street VJUVSnisLB COAL. I am still delivering to anv part of the city (in quautitiosof not le."s than 20 bushels) the best quality of Bodiam Mine Coal, well screened, at 9 cents er bushel. I aiu ulso prepared to deliver an article of Coal, taken unscreened from the pile, at 8 cents per hirshel; and slack or nut Cob), in limited quan tities, at 5 cents. JOHN WYMOND, . de17 tf Scc'yand Mang'r Bodiam Min'g Co Ljv't- jyroricji. CJ I take pleasure to thank my friends and tha pnhiic for their pat patronage, and solicit a con tinuance fur the new concern. 1 respectfully request all persons indebted to me by open account. bond, and notes over-duo, to settle the same, as I am anxious to close up my old business as soon an pnt,iot!e. (jan3) W M. BlEJiBUW Kli. a.o B.nJriojx' i p co-pJi&TJS JRti S.i SHIP. The .undersigned have thh day formed a co-partnership for the purpose ot transacting and carryingon a wholesale and retail Drug business at the stand occupied by Wm. Biertiower, iso. 78 slam street. Washington Block, under tha style and Arm ol HierDower tt Pearce . WM. BIFRBOWKR, Jan. 1, 1861. jan3 JAS. U. f EARCE. It.fi I. VMS Tit A TOR'S JYOT1CH. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has taken out letters ot administration on the estate of John Paul Evans, deceased, late of Vanderburgh county, Indiana. All persons having claims against said estato will preseut them, duly authenticated, tor settlement and persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate will make immediate payment. Said estate is supposed to be insolvent. WILLIAM H. WALKER, Jr., jan29-3wd Administrator. BJlttiiitff HJ.flH : J-MCM J.OT OJt M New Huns just received and for sale at jaii'23 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery KK8EH VJiGI OH jilMj HI.UH! 3 doz. juai t jars preserved Daoisens, 3 ' 3 3 ' 3 3 " For sale by Plums, ' Pine Apples, Quinces, " Peaches, " Strawberries, COOK f LANGLEY. 0au30) TO W Jl ISM. 5 gross Magic Stovo Polish, that cannot be beat, for sale at dec.15 ELLIOTT'S Family Gro.iery. 5 lieceived this day 25 bales extra heavy Gunny Bags, 40 bbls White Lime, 50 tierces prime Rice, 100 kegs best English Soda, 40 mats Java Coffee, .30 coils Manilla cordage, 5o bales Batting, for slo cheap tor cash by doclS CEOi FOHTKB A CO. TJ uii iiiO O HFoiMfBli 8JHJBtt H8 mJ just recived ami for sale by Ioo22 CHAN. McJOHNSTON. JTVST ItlSCMilVUn. 2 casks Sugar Cured Hams, 1 " " Dried Beer, 2 " Shoulders, 1 bbl Ex. Bologna, 500 lbs Breakfast Bacon, And for sale at the lowest prices at uovia JACOB SINZICII t SON'S. lltJlRWMiJv't MJV THJS JL Preserve aud can fruit line yon must go to dee. 17. COOK A LANG LEY'S. 11 5 Bbls. Extra Flint Hominy for Sale by dec. 17. COOK A LANGLEY. ?llll RU8HKLS M'HM.ltMi, CJLMJJV, OUU Heavy Oats, for sale by COOK A LANGLEV. JL Pri me Turnips just received at dec21 KLLIUITS Family Grocery. B9K .V-l'Jt('J'(.,-10 MUSH JL just received aud for sale at No. 22 Main street. dec21 rf-y '! am jo mhjh i-kr htmsam. Ws er Autocrat, for sale for cash by dec21 GEO. FOSTER A CO. c iia T.yv t a ; i i,.n o.yrus. Brazil Nn'.s, Pecans, Hickory Nnts, Cocoa Nuts. Filberts, c, Ac. for sale at dec. 17. COUK LANGLKY'S. .mj We will sell the remainder of our stock of Ladies Fnrs at greatly reduced prices. Ladies not yet provided will find it to their advantage to buy "now. VAUT1ER A M A RCON NIKIt, . . janO Nil 39 Main street. 7 msTTiTo.ii p 7j'Ts thaoy w w ly ageut in this city for Jackson's Cough Syrup. dec18 "jfJt Jlf JP 6 OP Jlt. M.U-U8 AST JLmI great variety and at very low prices, at ' declS THOMPSON'S City Drug Store.

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J W. RICHARDSON. , T. P. BUTTON RICHARDSON &. BRITTON, Livery & Sale Stable, On Locust Street, (Between Third and Fourth streets), EVANSVILLE, IND. " Always ready to accommodate. "tEtl janl4-ljd wmot i' Roin t'Tt, we .n;i: I'RK. Mm pared to furnish Mess Pork, Keg and Barrel Lard, and Bulk Pork, in quantities to suit. Also for sale Tender-loius, Spare Kibs, Heads, Feet, Sausage Meat, Ac. doc2l GEO. FOSTER A CO. 50 Whole, half aud qn:irt. r b and for sale bv CHAS. xes, just receicod MrJoHNSTON. JJtltl.VK R O Ij Eggs, aud Dressed ULTTUtt, JFRMiSII Poultry. Daily receiving fresh supplies of the aliove by CHAS. McJOHNSTON. TO CASH BUYERS. lTnprect!IMitMl low i-ricfa i'dtTCd ly JACOB STRAUB & SON, XT lEt.Prer H. 33 , flio. 11 Ma.iii Street, (Below Washington House.) ON H AN D AN D A RK I VI NO Axes. Blood's, Lippincott's, and others. Butcher Knives. Russell & Ward's. Butcher Steels. Wilson's. Butcher Saws and Cleavers. Pork Cleavers. Cross Cut Saws. Common and Hook Teeth. Mill Saws- Rowland's and Hoe's. Wood Saws, framed. Scales and Scale Beani3, warranted. Sad Irons. .Down's & Greenwood's. Trace,Log-, and Halter Chains. Table Cutlery. Pocket Knives. Shears and Razors. Files and Chisels. Butchers. Spear & Jackson's Hand Saws. Locks, Hinges, and Screws. Chain Pumps. Curry Combs. Brushes of all descriptions. Cabinet Hardware. Carpenter Tools, best quality. Coo iers' Tools. Barton's and White's. Truss Hoops. Hoop Iron. Meat Cutters and StufFers. Shovels and Tongs. Nails, best brands. Shovels and Spades. Manure Forks. Slates, Pocket Books, &c. nov.28 JACOB STRAUB A SON. F1 hts, JUTS, tee. 1 cask (drum) Figs, 15 bbls assorted Nuta, 2 bbls Currants, 2 frails dates, 5 kegs plums, 4 gross Flavoring Extracts, 25 bxes Stick Licquot ice, received aud for sale by (decll) GEO. FOSTER A CO. W V All persons indebted to Read A Burrow's RETAIL department are requested and urged to make immediate settlement. It they do not, some one shall pay cost. RKAD it BURROW. dec28 .o u Limns RKS1I ;OT OAY shoulders for sale at jan28 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. Ajvo,ooo wiJT;n. We want the above amount of ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN, IOWA, TENNESSEE, MISSOURI, NORTH and SOUTH CAROLINA, or any other Southern money at par for dry goods, or ou account, and will sell thj goods suited according to the times, very cheap. Our stock is very complete. Come along with your money to No. 4tt Main street. The Union forever if not iu State, we want it in money, an vlmw. 8CHAPKER A BUSSING, dnc22 No. 4! Main street. ROCJS'n MUSTJRII, l. OVJRter, bait, and pound Uoxvs, iust received at jao28 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. b f. t l i, i it r I , .ftj.vfc j-'j ft i; it u 9w of Saddles, Hatuess, Bridlos, Ac, keeps constantly on band a full assort men t of Saddles of every kiud and price. Harness, Collars, Whips Fly Nets, Saddle Bags, Ac, rfc, at No. 2 FIRST STREET, Foster's Block, Evansville, Ind. Repairing neatly done. aug3 W. M.AIKMAN&CO,. PRODUCE A N I Commission Merchants, N. 6 Nortlt W'Mter St., Evnnnvlllr. tlt& Agents tor the salo of Salt, Flour, Grain, Provisions, aud all other articles of Produce. oct25 JT JTKST JIRBIV-JL ' tl RY - M-4 GUODS. We would call the Ladies' attention to the importance of going to Roser Bros., as wo intend, from this day, to sell our entire stock of Dry (lood3 at reddckd Pin ts. AniongBt the latest goods received, we would mention 5 piwees, or 40O yards, of those splendid Black Silks, so well know n to our Lady Customers here, and which we warraut to lie of the same durable and superior quality. Ail money takon tit par for goods, also t'ily and County Orders at the same rate. ItONEK BROS., dec5 No. 30 Main t. 11. 8. RI!tTOj A' t o. liespectftilly announce to their friends mid citizens of Evansville generally, that they are still in the Feed business, ami are thaukl'iil for past favors, and hofie by strict attention to tidiness, to merit a continuance of patronage on onr new plan, which we now adopt from this date, which i strictly for cash. All orders accompauiod with the cash will lie promptly attended to ; no-mk otiikb kkkd aphi.y. We have now on hand and for sale 2iKl tons prime Hay. i rH) bush old white Corn, selected expressly for Bread, fitxi bush new Corn in Ear, fit Hi luuai Oats, f tons Oil Meal, and a full aupply of Bras, Shipstntf, Ac. and everything usually found in a Peed fatore, all of winch will lie sold cheap for cash. aud cash only. Respectfully, dc7 It. S. 1UJSTON CO. mLLMJVOlS, U-MSfOJ-8tJ, .ft I ! JL Houri, aud Iowa money taken tor groceries or on account, by CHAS. McJOHNSTON. clecK Jf ,V tJ ti N -.W HIT TT till tJOOU JU4 fres fresh lot just received by dec31 . CHAS. McJOHNSTON. BARGAINS I BARGAINS 1 1 LOUIS JT'JEtllZ-S", (LATE OF THE FIRM OK KOSRIt BROS. A 1H.) -BMlitfS I,It& lK TO MJVtfORJn HIS mJf friends and the citi.ens of Evansville aud viciuity, that be has just relumed 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 everything from tho lowest priced Muslin to the finest Silk and Dress Goods the market affords. Having been long actjuain ted with the business, the undersigned is aware that the cash system is the only system w hich will succeed, and therefore only sells for canli. Prices will be iu ac cordance. Therefore, all in need ot Pry Goods will call at the new Store on Main street, opposite the Branch Bank, where you will get the worth of your money. sept 2.1 mm o t iv Mt . WO In aud alter this day our eKtablislimeut. will le conducted ou the CASH PRINCIPLE. In .lo ng so we have as much at heart the interest of our patrons as that ol ourselves. It will allow us more me to attend to our bnHiuess, uud facilitate ua in making a grvat many improvements iu our manu facturing department. The time has come when everything iiiii-t be produced at I he lowest possible rate, aou in order to be able to carry this out, and let onr customers derive its benefits ( which shall l done), we are coninelled to adopt the CASH SYS TEM. No one need be oftended if refused cru'lit. i the rule will be invariable. jan9 VAUTIEB A MARC0NN1ER.

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TO THE INDIMl PUBLIC. The public have been so cdleu iuiiosed on by uupriucipled men who have advertise I worthlens nostrums as valuable Medical Remedies for disease, that it is, now exrtemuly ditlii ult to introduce an article of rial merit. In calling your attention to DR. J. BOVEE DODS' IMPERIAL WINE m ii t t m m o g We feel confident that we are performing an act of humanity to the atllictcd of the land, as should never cause ua to be classed among the humbugs ol I be dav. Then- jistly celebratid WINE BITTERS are ma'e from askilfiil cob nation of Bjyberry, Gent sti, Camomile Flowers, Wild Cherry Tree Bark, Hoi mi n mui, i;omtrey ami npiKonard, with a pure and unadulterated Wine. As a remedy fr Incipient Consumption, 1 iKHR.s f the Throat, JmlifltentMUi. TyifH-.m, J'il-, NrYOi fmtaiiitri, DieiiMtr puliur ti 'HitmifH, auil, ah a tfeimrftl Tonir, thfy K ill prove fruiv vahmM . For wf-aknotfl ainl GwicrM Ir..iiily they aim UNSURPASSED ! C!etgmen, Lawyer, and all Public Speakers, a'so Sm leuls, A rtists. Bookkeepers, Tailors, Seam-stresse-, and ull persons who lead a sedentary lite will derive pieat In. neti from the u.ie ol" these Bitters. Although the medical men of the country, as a general thing, disapprove of Patent Medicines, et we do not believe that a respectable Physician cmi be found in the I'niled States, who will not hielily upornve . f DR. J. BOVEE lil-i' IMPERIAL WISE BITTERS. For sale by Chas. Widdifield & Co., Proptietots, 78 William Street, New York. W. H. P. STODDARD, KELLER A WHITE, j Uil4-4..,1JL w Agents, Kvansville, lad. Cure ;onii. Hold, ioiirre, IujIh ftiza, uty IrrUatiuti or feVirajw of thr ThriMl, Htiifvr the Hoi k ing ' I 'outIt in i 'ottAtnuptiifn. y.'ronchitis, AntlMia, atitl tVilarrh. Vh-ur anil gii' Mtrrnttth to tit'' mire rt. PIFB I,1C SPEAK K It B llU ni.;kkm. Few are aware of the importance of checking a Cough or Common Cold" iu its first stage; that which iu the beginning would yield to a mild remedy, it neglected, soon attacks the Lungs. "L'ro'ru's BrMtchUtl Trochft," containing demulcent ingredients, allay Pulmonary and Bronchial Irri tation BROWN'S "That tronble in my Throar, (for which I be 7VmA are a specific) having made ma often a mere whisperer.'' N.P.WILLIS. "I recommend their use to I'nm.ic TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES 11 ROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES dec! -OmdAw Si-kakkiib." lit:v. E. H. C1IAP1N. "Have proved extremely service able in HllA RSI'NKIS. " Rbv.HKNRV WARD BEECHER. "Alnuwt instant relief in th- dis tressing labor of breathing peculiar ,to Asthma. Rkv. A. C. KGGLESTON. Contain no Opium or anything injurious." I. A. A. HAYES, A simple and pleasant combina tion for Cotjoiis, fc." Da. G. F. IlIGELOW, fionton. "Beneficial iu Bkoschitki.' Db. J. F. W. LANE, HoHfwt. "I have proved them excellent for Whooping Coiwih." Rev. H. W. WARUKJJ, BofVH. "Beneficial . wlmn compelled to speak, mill. .ring from Cot.n." UKV. S. J, V. ANUEICSON. til. Louit. "EnucTUAb iu removing Hoarse ness aud Irritation of the Throat, so common with f-rFAKurcs and Sikokbh." Prof. M. STACY JOHNSON. La Orange, Oa., . Teacher of Music, Southern .Female Coliega, "Great benefit wheu taken before and after preaching, ax they prevent Hoarseness. n rout tttetr pant enert, tiiiuk they will be of permanent advantage to me." Rev. E. ROWLEY, A. M., President of Athens College, Tenn. opioid by all Drozgisls at TWENFIVK CENTS A BOX. 1M10R TA NT TO II 0 VSEKEEFEHS. E. R. DURKEE A CO.'S Soloot ioc?ojei. fi lJ RJ.ST KHI JVOT .Vj6 ' J RM" solutoly and perfectly pure, but ground from fresh Spices, selected and cleaned by us expressly for the purpose, without reference to civst. They are beautifully packed in tinfoil (lined with paper), to prevent injury by keeping, and are lull weight, while the ordinary ground Spice are almost invariably short. We warrant theui, in point of strength and richuess of flavor, beyond all comparison as a single trial will abundantly prove. Mauutitctured only by K. R. JV UK EE & CO., .- teblinindAw I HI Pearl Ml reel. New York. Posts. The subscriber has just received from Oiean, N. Y. , a lot of the best Hemlock Fcnciug ever offered in this market. He is also prepared to furnish good Fence Posts, in large or small quantities. Call at the corner of Seventh and Main streets. "No trouble to show goods." " dee.7-dw J. F. G LOVER. MXOH RtiJST. TUK WjKLMj MJX'm tV JT Store, lately owned aud occupied by Blicbael Gavisk, deceased, as a grocery and provision store, corner of Main aud Fourth streets. Thera ia a first-rate smoke house attached to the store. Apply to John Gavisk, or WM. RAHM, Jr. julyO-dAwtf filJjVTiTHSH O jlToi'il u. W The undersigned would respect ftally Inform his customers that he has moved bia gussmitli shoo to Main street, optiosilo tho Bull Head Garden, above Ninth street, and is thankful tor their patronage thus far, and hopes for a continuance of the same hereafter. All work done warranted ' -.. jaii8-3tdAw JOHN G. MATHFSIE. 'T RHMiJVYppi4R8,8, (Mr tiiroea, Wried Apples, Hominy, Corn Sieal Bran, Turnips, lri-.li Potatoes, l'ricd Peaches' White Beans, Corn, Oats, Ac., Ac, fr sale uf decl3 . COOK A LANGLEY'S., lu Bbls frnsh homiuv, 1 tierce Prime New Rice junt received and for sale by CHAS. McJOHNSTON. wSl- O U R ! - . o f M I " JL 60 bbls prime XX X White Wheat Flour, put up expressly for family use, Stl sacks XXX While Wheat Flour, just received and for sale for Cash. ani Cash only, at " ' ' der.15 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. HMClHMfJKStlH 300 bush ear corn, 100 hush shelled corn, 20 IiiihU first rate oats, 3U0 bush rich country bran Just received aud for Male by McJOHNSTON, dec'22 Main street, fowy's Block. T W fROf .Tfjt rjAl.i JtRIUTS. fill boxes Layer Uaisiim (new crop), f0 riuarter do., 211 qr. do. M. R. do., just received and lor sale by (d-cll) GEO. FOSTER ,ll1. qoiu. " 100 kegs super curb. Soda, bm sujier curb. So , da, 1 lb papers, jiift received and tor sale by decll GEO. FOSTER A CO. O JVOT J.tiT V'OIJR trot UO hungry. , l.ooo Sacks Heavy C.iuutry Bran iu Store and for sale at 75 cents ier 100 lbs by lc. 17 COOK A LANGLEY. 1 OLUJSJV Blt'RUi: Stuart's New York Syrup at 7( cents per Gal. do Gulden do Extra at 80 cents. Belcher's St. Louis, Very Choice, !l cents. Stuart's Excelsior Syrup, none equal to it, (1.1)0. The above good can only le found at dec. 17. COOK LANGLEY'S.' ' iJ? 14 SUiMR K .noLJUSKS. Wm 2 hhdsuew Sugar, a iiriuie article : 10 bbls new Molasses, just received at No. 'ii Main street. aec to mt K TJP O TliTOMS S. fiO Bush. No. decl7. 1 Sweet Potatoe for Hale by COOK A LANULKV. I'fLJKS Ji. VI I t lllKR, JJVH VI9JL der and Apple 1(1 bbla very clinics green Apiile, 2 bbls Buliuu'a ltacke.1 Apple Cider (Bweet and nice flavored), just received aud lor wle by dec:il CHAS. McJOUKiXTON. PoeT block. OR TJ JT " M.'MORJRI Tt -V. Junt now, when uiuney in ncarce, if you waut to nave from 10 to iri per cent, iu purchasing irrocerie, K'i to Vickery'a, and be aatonuhed at the reat change that baa taken place in favor of buyer . Come, all of you who have money, and forn mm p.iy when weaul i'or it, and tivt the " binneiil " dollar'a worth ot everything y have gut tor a lonjr time, Bririu your lilinoia, W'ui. oiniiu, Teuiiaoaoe, Iowa, Micbim'au, Kentucky, aud all other Ko.i money. The " Panic " won't last always. Coma soon. Ho humbng. Try at VICKEUY BK0S., doc7 Hi Slain street.

BUSINESS CARDS. HAMMER'S EXCHANCE, Second Mt., lie. Main ami l.nrtiHi, iu lony'n New Block. I VAN - II. LE, IN"D G. II. Il.uniiHT, f. rii.ci ly w ni .r partner of lint linn of Hauiuier Dreiiuss of the Mt. diaries, h is opened a new Restaurant and Saloon, under the name of "Hammer' Exchange." iu Brav's new block on Second street, between M.tin and Locust, and will be glad to see his old friends, iind become acquainted with new one. The hv-t hu fi, Liquors, Cigars, Jra.. aiwsysou hand, an I tbeileln a. cies of the season served up iu t be bi-t nt v ie. A sumptuous lunch is serve. I ufi every nioTtifncat Id o'clock, andcr tliecaro ot peter Cml. 'h refill attention ttbe wants of j.'iie-vviM l-e civen I . y the attaches of the l.one, under ll.e do le.ii, an 1 with the asNistaiicH of the protirieto-. (I. II II M M I V.. Evansville, Ind., Jan. 1. Im.J. people's gallery: "Secure the tdi.ulove ere the fn Lrhiln e f nle. Let nature copy lint liich natiice made."

.JT' KRt-unun nt:u.- x to., of St. l.ollirt. Would I. ,1.. ,'ll.lllV jlili.l III illOlitlens of Evai.Hville mid vir Iuily. that Ihey ,hv fitted up a nice nuil i. ii,.,n.. lit "II. ,11 Block," on Third ktn et, a iin'. ,v Main, and am now pr.-pared I., lake i-oj.eii. r A m Sr.. I vii(-s ir ikkm for the Hilling eii iii ..I TW KNTV-FIVK CENTS. Aline vari-i? fj c.t-es nl'xavs.-n iiaud, allot which will be sold .i. . o ii. ioi . iy low. Call and gireiw a tri d l'.riNS.t CO. ROEDER & BECKER'S 1 Ht til , Im I. illaill Hllll S)( HIIIIK, itt.1 r.'j fi-tUillv inf -i m their ilih in irciwrHl, trmt tlit-y , ; in! 1 Si;tt I tn-v now Iihvb tn ctistimr , iin'l ih' i har tnovwl rliir ntor WtHt Of their ! pf;H' haiKi a luriii' hh4h ini' rit t-i Idioti ;u).l ,Sho-s, f.,r fnfif'mn, IhIim. ii ml nihlii ii ; (jnilt-rH tf ttvpry" dr-ttrription, Ac. u hit h ilif-y m U & l at vory low prirfw. ti'inJ! to. Oiil.? tti 'alt U ini. at f-niplf.yiji! iu our Inisiiu-H!.. jaiLl-ly , KOI PFK A V.V.CK .R. "Tit Km- 4f H KMTyj U V O h:AItK fU (jctMS llillK, i' iHlns-t, K?mriMvfn-, Iiu I. Mmi. Ii ,ii(d will alujtvi lu.t) it, full i'ock of Dry 'ImihIh, lt-oiM, Mu-i s i ImIn .-iml 'hh. tt his Fl(H4lt wftirTl wi' In- , 'ill ori f.1,1 l.-rm int'ltSl (siTf'CK:Wiit r.i a. Kintr..) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTION lill & MKIW, Manunicttii'iT of er in uranoi, L. i Hr5-()r,leis from notice. i.h. ,.h, Srriif.M, ,., lenlA 1 , itn.l Niiih ..I all kinds, al 1, -tilled I.. at slioiie,t P - Sola rtueot for M t!tl v'-i t'rniv il. d I'.iiltinturii Oyster, No. .r Soulb I ir-l r. i e. I , bet ween Main and I.ociint, EruiiHvill. , Ind. I', i sale cheap for cub. M-f.'l-ly CHARLES BAIjCOCK, I niortrr hii1 it uli r in Coach and Saddlery Hardware, . main st 111: 1 :t, EVAKSVILLF INDIANA 11 rtiriKHmt!! is wild Kti ipurtii him! Aiiii-rititi iuaunrmi;turtrs tfirit uirrwt Hriiipiy ol nil o.mU iu hi, lints I eiinblfl t oil.-r imitir iim'IiIh, th:t( in not fail to bt to the intirdt of all 1 itut ii in tli biHiiirrtH to give uiu u tri;il. I mwiu in part; axU-n, pi int m.ilt of thf ltt dtfrfl; bau'ln, enaiiu l.;. ami t-f ull kfmU of l.-ui In-r clotha, liniiitr fir carri-tir8, VJirni.-UeH, rHrtriii", of all kinIn, ftailillw Kn-Ili Lrhlln lit in-j 1.1(1, tirruots ffmrK, liynu-rt, ti no 8iivt lia;iimt of nil kindii, Jenny Li ml (ii InrH, w It ;ijl)H(-ttii iul4. Taylor1 patent liiinn't, fly ih-Ih, h!ho tlmcitls, Iioih blaukrtrt, LoihIoii i.irth V C1-h, A in.-riraii (itilU fciu H-in Webf, lul)i collou aimI uorKt. d; Lofibn VVolt Skiim, a Biiirt-riur nrlit l; ivory, uuiht H-rrn and brarM lined miirteitral nnn; piifwrnr ktr-yi for horn cover, tho bfit iju.ilii v of i-rtaa bolu, patent K'ri trvw, c, Vc. I keep in tiu-t every tliunr !ipMrttonin to efthfl brauch of tb buHiinwH, ami niniei-HtriiMlifi ImiLIi brauclieii thoronlii y, wo would ivi;ct hilly iuvilt your attention bi-fon piirr!i;tHin el.twJierv. I am also Hient for urii'M 1'hu ul .riin H1tfltt, ap'M-d&w NEW FUliNITllJU-; ST(TiE. GCOOKNHKIWKi:, JIKVKlt A CO., OIi 23 S32La 33 A Nil RETAIL DEALERS IN Plain anil Taney Furniture, H KAY'S NKW III IbPIM;, Mnlit mt., K V A NSN I M-k, 1 M. We have jusi , i;.l.i ,n.-. ..iii M lten in the Furniture buaiuo'H, tin I iii.-tiiur:icliiro and tiling lioin New York, Hoslou and Ciiiriuri.iti, all vui-'eties of Imiii aud l.ll.cv lio nil m e, ol I Ik. I..t liiiilel1.il and work iuuohii. Hiii mIim I; in com .le e, enibraciuir the tini Kt d. H. i i.i ioiid ..I in 11 i ie-( . .cl furniture, lti.iMew.M..I, Maliouiiv, and ..rtier tine uvxi'f. ""Ve ali.o deiil III iee;,ii.l Ii hi. I f. n rii I II re of all ileBcrifitioHH. Wo Hviapiicw ..r k. on. I -bund Furniture, and men. I all .leici ijiio.m ..J Karniture, u we keei thn beet vvoi ktneit on loiu.l. e kei ) uii t.xpii-mt av,oii, an. I deliver lurniture in 1 1 cily, and rl.i(i it, i nretiilty packed, to Ull oilltrt. deelj-nuid CI i.i;IMIi;niKR, M.VEU A CO. I'TS ! .'I'TP ! I U HI all IIU Hoiy Nillrt, J:. I-iihI, WitlrililH iiirtt r.Keived at dec1; KI.MiiTT'S Kauiilv lii -ocei y. TmriXrT ii j ii j i:c w w iii.i.v.-:,1. i,K DXITJG. GIST AM ll.AI.llt IN paints, nursjfiioii.s, VAityrsi, Window CI.in .ind rl-o"-Hi e, IVi I'ijuict y of all kinds, Alcdit itiul Jirninliif, W'tiii; i e ., .J-c. HVairx kIo if tin I,. .Yfntt $i ret. h.AS I , l.K, INI,. mJy I'ro.rietoi of tin. (. .1.010.. r.ell'a 'J'ouic. teblli-lvd Now Administration.' TO OLD PATRONS AND NEW ONES 1 J, l. tLI-IOTT, 8uceeiistr to .. H. i h., l'foi,.-ei K.nn.h tir.,cery, so. niiiin n' f, ati iilnioH. mi.M'm-( .mi, ir ol l ion v Mini tail UrooTieri, whi ut intTi.iM to -W at 1' N J h o ti.l prieAi. H ill tu-l -i.ll .nunr I w.i loivlin art i I at coat or Ik low owl lo u' 1 1 t a! tv ii'.. i : hnt tho roniinunlly in:i' r . I ..n )ilnif t. mI ,4iti. l.-s tit fair avel Hi pri- PM. I iiHve H.im'f,,r fur tilinot evryboly. M- ptiiinii -4, h-h-i bon-o k 'ep'-i h f niiHrteH mot hm Iw Ioih ran tin-1 C"f-U (1 vthith tboy obtain value r o'ivcl t..r 1 1,1 ir moio'v. 1anl4 J. i. KIlM'IwrS -liii"iiv Oiorery. r. W. IIUINKMKTK.lt. A IIPI.CI.ISU BIMNKMKYKi; & CO., SOUTIIEHN ST0E W0BKS. Evansville, Ind. M.ituf-iWiir-i-n i Mivo, Hi.'tou W.in1, Kiotntj. -1, floiiHc KrontN, VfrrtiiiiiliH, l!n I. on te-, hihI t'lintinv in u'n. nil, i'opTf 'J in, uii'l SIim J rm W.iie. NtlH Hi H.HI : M .it Ii M !' t , i' .tl I V ! I'Hcillt' I lit Court lloiiru. Foumlory iniii Month rit on 'i tk. my OnifTH proitipi y Htteinb.l Io. juiu'l'-'-iin. J. II. MAG II EE & CO., JUL Mock of rail . tooW. ;uv im very lur ami eli -anl niock ol ptaeliaKtyti at vi-ry bw r,t t bv on in person, ulio i n tUu,;.,. in tint .v 111 reeil r.t 'i I M l- I; til IS, 1 ol I lie cirtnr n.iiket iiniilin up barKiuH. Wi will 8t ll for t:tf It it New Voik pi ie.H.or to prompt idiVllij; CUhtoiio-rH. h elo up it-i in be foninl ait ol I lm mountain.,. V't Iihv junt ri- ivi-l riw.'rt v'iy li-iielrioiiii I'liiiii. 'J.'t hales 1 mrl icn, Ct ilo Hrowti I'rilliii';-. f (iu rarlot t'liinut'lK. Jn cveti IHeaiJitMl Miihinn. 3 do LivltoH' Win. i-r tr-MK (..''!. 5 do TWfi'tlfi ;. Uli 'Ir. If) do Notions Or nil kiinl-. Vitha ;rent aintv oi oili.r v,!.i,li m e all to bo Hold out brioic Spiiiu, n pi 1. b.uer thau tbelowt. MAiUKl'J. I'm., Iiori Kirnt SI i net , Kv ill.. Blank I ManiifHcl imxjy r irHt Ht. i'ei. iooi n i., KVANVJII I . INDIANA. "HI;ink Hookti nib d, ji:h;-mJ and iua.lo uoitr of the bent ptp-r, from a Mi-mmHittiinji to tti larct Ltulor. Music ttnd M ai;;i.i no. luiot in uny ntvlA. irll'idl.Vult DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & CO.', int v t;i urns MEXtCIT X-T T , 7r.,77, "'., 81, and k:. iu,M.e-l., N. V. Would liutify tli" trade tloit weekly, lu new auj biulllilul p Ii,e tll 1 All.SCT'I A PRINTS ; ,.1. the AMOSKEAC, A new print, lii. h esrel. every pr.nl in lb tontry for perfection ol enei iiii .ii an.l d -hii.il in bill Madder CoIoim. uur prin Ih ai . helper il.au aiiy in marker, and ineai with extct eive 9iIr. Olders jiroiuntly attended U. ,uov6-ly