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Look ont for Her!

- Last Tuesday evening pretty young girl
calling herself Julia Miller, presented an order
at one of our stores, from a prominent citizen,
for So, 80 worth of dry goods. The gentle
mans name being perfectly good, and the or
der not closely examined, goods to the required
amount were given the girl. The order was
afterwards discovered to be forgery One of
the proprietors of the store after considerable
search, found the house where the girl was
employed as a seamstress. Shr at once fed,
without even taking her bonnet All the
goods were found, some of them cut and par
TALLY made up. The girl has been living at a
number of different places, and this is by no
means the first time she has been guilty of OBJ
tanning goods on forged orders. She. has an
accomplice who writes the orders. This time
she made narrow escape. Severe punish
Iment would have followed, but for the lenien-
cy Of those she swindled. Let her be warned
repetition of the offence will throw her with
out the pale of forbearapce, and for fear she
does attempt further swindling, keep an eye
on her. She has passed under the alias of Kate
Maddie or Martin.
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Working in Steel and Brass.

Mr.. Fisher, whose shop is opposite the Sher-
wood House, has number of times attract
ed our attention by his elegant workmanship
in the manufacturing ofinstruments, and deli
cate work in steel and brass Mr.. Fisher is by
trade an instrument MAKER but he only re-
quires the plan of any piece of work, to pro-
duce it in correct and beautiful form. He
is very ingenious as well as most skillful
workmen. Those who entrust any piece of work
to his skill, from the printing of blade in pen
knife to the making of complicated instru-
ment, will find him prompt and capable. Such
a mechanic is useful member of any communi-
ty, and we should like to see him well patron
lied We have other skillful mechanics too
for that matter, as-we have often had occasion
to notice-but we are now speaking of Mr..
Fisher. He is young man who deserves
patronage for not only his skill, but for his in-
dustry and general excellent character.
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LARGE HoG.-The largest hog of the season
thus far brought to this city, was one weigh
ing 600 pounds, raised by Mr.. Noah Murphy,
of Posey county. We have two seasons be-
fore noticed mammoth hogs raised by Mr.
Murphy. He brought in this time lot fo1
Messrs. ShankHn, Jaauess & Co., which num-
bered SO young hogs, which averaged FAC
pounds. This is the best lot we have heard
of this season brought here.
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National American Organization in Ohio.

1t is well known that the American party
in Ohio, though powerful in numbers-so
powerful, in fact, that it carried the State last
fall for the Republican American ticket-has
not hitherto acted as an Independent politica
organization. The recent elections having
demonstrated that the strength of the Ameri-
can party in the Union is second to no other
party, and that it has bat to take National
stand to elect the next President the Americans
of Ohio are preparing to sink sectional issues
and come with their brethren from other States
on to Platform as broad as the Union. The
President of the State Council has issued a call
for State Convention, from which we clip a
paragraph:
From conviction that the present condition
of the Order in this State, and the relation it
holds to the National organization, as well as
those of our sister States, demands an early
meeting Of our State Council, for the purpose of
considering the great question now at issue
before the American people, and adopting such
measures as may best subserve true American
interests; and believing that frank and manly
expression of the sentiments of the American
party in this State will greatly conduce to the
harmonious action of its, judicious and consis-
tent friends throughout the Union-I there
fore, by virtue of the power vested in me by
the Constitution, do hereby order special
meeting of the State Council Of Ohio. to be
convened in the city of Columbus on Thursday
the 3D. of January next, at P. NJ.
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0FWe have been compelled to lay aside
Natine's promised communication. The author
would not probably like to see the only part
we could with propriety publish, appear in
the paper without that part which he doubt
less considers, contains as many truths as the
other, and is necessary for the complete por-
trait We cannot lend our columns to any
ungallant references to respectable ladies, even
if mingled with deserved compliments
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0ETOur devils in sweeping pile of rubbish
down stairs day before yesterday, found twelve
one dollar bills on the Exchange Bank of Ten
nessee, at MurfeesbOrough. They were coun-
terfeits, unfortunately for the boys, but we'll
executed, and calculated to deceive general
handlers Of money. How they got in this of
flee, zoe don't know, although some struggling
Jour. may. We do 'all kinds of printing in
the best style, and at low prices, but we can't
engrave or work engravings!
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Does Judge Douglas Get Drunk

The Jacksonville papers are discussing the
question in way that might induce some to
doubt the correctness of the charge, or the
truth of the assertion. 1t is one sided ques-
ton and admits of no argument at all, and the
friends Of the gentleman should have had dis
cretion enough to keep it out of the public
prints-if they possessed the power The
Morgan Journal. we believe, charged that
J Judge d. was drunk, at the time he made his
speech at Decatur. Well we do not know or
care very little about the when and where he
got drunk in Northern Illinois, but it is no.
torious fact he was on aperfect drunken spree,
during his entire visit in this part of the State;
and that, from the effect of liquor and other
exerting causes, after he made his speech in
our place, his friends had to take him to his
room and strip his clothes from him and rub
him with brandy from head to foot, to keep
him on his feet. The fact was, he was so
Frustrated upon concluding his speech, that he
could not see any company, and had to be put
to bed. We have authority for saying that his
course at other points, during his visit to Egypt,
was not any more commendable. By great
effort and exertion he was kept up, until he
reached Terre Haute, Indiana where he has
been ever since confined to his room; and we
do not yet see any announcement that he has
left it. He is a beautiful specimen for can
didate for the Presidency man that cannot
remain sober long enough to travel from one
appointment to another. Well may our peo-
pie mourn, and say that we have fallen upon
'evil ti11es.''
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GFWe have received pretty long letter
from friend, devoted exclusively to glori-
Gus puff of the canal packet Flying Cloud
We believe all he says about the excellent ac-
commodations Of this boat, and that her Cap
tain is a perfect gentleman but we would
prefer the aforesaid Captain to duly advertise
his craft. Our terms are reasonable.
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0FMoney is unusually scarce in Evans
vile at this time. The banks have stopped
discounting for the present. All the spare
cash, and good deal probably that ought not
to be spared, has gone off for hogs, grain, &c.
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IFJ Judging from the charges contained in
the following article from the Shawneetown
Illinoisan, Democratic paper, we think the
Old Line party had better exact a pledge from
Senator Douglas, similar to that obtained
from Willard, not to get DRINK so long as he
is President of the United States, if elected:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

READ For all Bowel Diseases. Cholera. Diarrhoa.
Dyspepsia Flatuency Constipation. and general bty.
nothing better than DIR. HoSTETTER celebrated
Btsrs. One wine glass. taken three each
day, MEALS win be fer all the above dis
eases will all heavnesS the stomach. keep
free from cosveness assist digestion give good appet
and healthy the whole Every f1m-
y keep hand during the
FAMILY medicine For sale by all principal uggts
and dealers generally. WOOLSEY & SAWYER,
noyiO dim HALLOCH Il STODDARO.
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FRED. BEL P0NDIsIO,
COMMITS sION MERCH ANT,

NO. Z LAFAYETTE STREET
New Orleans, la,
the sale Of Butte Cheese Lard EF,s Dried Fruits
the purchase of Groceries Cash advances made
sgnments. deeI4-dem
IHAVE NOW IN STORE
e THE largest and fin est assortment of Plan,
sFOrtes ever brought together ia market.
and aShss ed
making their selections. them
first class instrument at a very low price ,o,n,,-
dec1t-dtf 7swest Fourth rect cinoinnatso
GEO. h. PRENCE s. CO.'S MELODEONS.
- No instrumsnt of thi, character has ever
u Thousand have Sesn sold annually for the past
WhelesaIe and retail depot West Front street Gin
'd dosnid If P,no AND M,l oS5BT Dsasr
ITALIAN CLOTH 5IaSk It1liaR ian Cloth reed
this day and Tor sale BY s Main a .less Low ~! Cox
= ''2 2 cases s' black siIesies;
cases eelOred do reed hi; dy and 4oW for sale cG
dec14d&w as Main street, Louisville. KY.
ID / case ali wool De LANES solid eoOrsi
do Persian do; reed this Day 5sy and for sale ~
decl4-dkw 4Is Main street. Louisville. KY.
UsIREs-2 cases black Lustre this day and for
decI4-d&w as N IN street. Louisville. KY.
= 80 long shawIs. drab centre;
eases drab and brown Long Sha y Tsed this day
deeI4-d4w us Main street. Louisville. KY.
= 200 Noarniag Collars. $50 pair Under.leeves.
80 L S1 a eios S9l eTsds Kid Gloves
do Satin do: reed this day and
decl4-d&w SIS Main street. Louisville. KY.
- novis s. z. GILBERT & CO..
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INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO. ?,

Meets at O'Clock P NJ their Hall Water street. owe
the Telegraph Once and third Saturdays
month ott25d6W
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Respectfully yours, &c.
D. D. OWEN.

The collection referred to, is collection of
geological specimens for the use of our COM
mon schools. Through the hberality of one
of the Trustees (and of that we shall have
something particular to say soon, these schools
have been supplied with very beautiful set
of philosophical and chemical apparatus. We
are glad to learn from DIR. Owen, that he will
lend his aid in forming a suitable collection OF
geological specimens and curiosities, for the use
and instruction of our public schools. A gift
of some few Of the vast number of rare collec-
tons possessed by DR.. Owen, and which form
the best geological museum probably in the
United States, would be properly appreciated
here by those interested.
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ADMIN S.CsATRIX,S SAL

FSNHE undersigned Adninistratrix of the
a rio Lyon deed. will sell, his late residence
Pei Township, Vanderburgh county Fr
of January next, the following personal property:
Two thousand bushels cribs + oxen
mick head OF young cattle, colt young horse
sttenimg hogs 80 stock hogs, stacks
and f2rming utensils, household kitchen
furniture. beds and bedding.
credit Of six months will given all
dollars the purchaser giving with security
ing relief. ELIZABETH LYON
decI4-dlw3 Adminstratrix
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RSRUIT TREEs-Just received from springfield. Ohio.
Peach Trees containing I04 varieties kndg
for sale by nOvf1 GRANT CARSON.
EEONEY, HONEY.-soO lbs choice Strained Honey
noSfT COOKS Family Grocery.
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Letter from David Dale Owen.

DR.. David Dale Owen has been invited by
one of our citizens in behalf of many others,
to deliver lecture in this city. We are sorry
to learn by the following letter from this dis
tinguished gentleman, that his business en-
gagements will utterly prevent him from ac-
ceding to the request at the present time. We
assure Dr. Owen, that it would be matter
of great qualification to our citizens to listen
to a lecture from him, on any subject his taste
or inclinations might suggest. We take the
liberty Of publishing the following letter from
DIR. Owen. 1t will inform his friends in Ken
lucky that he is busy on the Report Of his ge-
illogical survey of that State:
New HARMONY, IND, Dec. 9, 1855.
Dear Sir: Iregret that my engagements,
at present. will not permit my complying with
your wishes.
| am at work almost day and night in pre-
pairing my Report. I have now only COM
pleted the first chapter 1t will be at least a
month or six weeks before can complete the
remainder, when it will be necessary for me
to proceed to Frankfort to arrange the State
collections.
You will perceive, therefore, that my time
is fully occupied, that could not undertake
to give any lectures.
As soon as leisure will permit shall at
tend to your request in regard to the collec
ton for the Free Schools.
Respectfully yours, &c.
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REMOVAL.
J. w. a. =. VICKERY.

y 4
AV removed their stock Of Groceries, their
old stand to the four story building doors
10 ~ the Washin gton Hotel.
We take this returning thanks to our
friends their very liberal
tronage extended during the short time that
been in business: and hope by strict
ness to meTrita cor tinuanee of the same
dt7 dtf Main St between second and Third
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
O r r. I Q Z a Il

LIST OF LET EtS
ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Evansville, IND
Ii Dec. 18th. 1855.
{'ersons calling for these letters will please sa,
A DIVER ised, - and give date of List.
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NO. LAFAYETTE STREET,
New Orleans, La,
E0R the sale OF Butter Cheese Lard Eggs Dried Fruits
Flour. Meat and all of Western Produce,
the purchase of Groceries, Cash advances made
sig deeI4
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FOWL ACT.
A COUPLE weeks ago my housei broken open. my
n clothes stolen and Bremahporta China Chick
which highly valued taken away The thief
the clo il he will the chickens will reward
who will bring Them back. They all light
specified. with feathersd LEGS.
deelI d3s+ THOs, CLIFFORD.
E4RINTS.-5ca blue and orange Prints,
III do blue and white do.
do English Furniture Prints.
do do solid black do.
Received and for sale by JAMES LOW & CO..
noV26 dGw AIS Main street. Louisville Ky.
ESLOUR, &C.-T5 sacks S. Flour. 10 dos. Chick ems
n 90 Turkeys; lust received
noVII COOKS Family Grocery.
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4 MfDDLE-AGED FRENCH GENTLEMAN
~ with Teacher Of his own Lsnsnsso
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@ L X SIS L K ST.
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NEw-YoRK,
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Silk and Fancy Goods saapted to the Fall trade
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