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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27
Court OF Common Pieass Fairfield
~ CRAlMtYh Ohio. 4 -. a..
eli S. Gardner, AdmIhisratof OF John d. Benry, dec
8'RJ fFs,sga = 49, agaihstrst y = > 49, Fsr9

6tsI fgs,sgs y ~ hgaihst.si p = ~ ~ Fst4
Lydia Rcery, George Beory and Samuel Brisbaue.
YETITIoN COMPLETE REAL ESTATE CoHrRAer.
yVNHE said defendants wiii.beroby take notice. that
tho said DiahtitI, iministratbr fBhe tlato John
D. Beery, deceased has this day aled his petition In
said log said to Ind enPow-
him to oompIefe cdrtan contract ins writing, ex-
euIed IN the Ho.tlme of said decedenti IN whci he,
said decedent agreed 10 sell ayhi convey nfce simple
to said samuel BrisBaues Lbt No. 81 IN tho town OF
Bremen, In said county, for the sum OF $500. =
Said petition will came for hearing at the next
Torn sadcourt he holden In the city OF Lancas-
tor, Ohio, ON the QSih ~ February, 1850. q e' y
a4,rs JOHN G. RAlNEY, Clork r. c. p.
p, VAN irRuMP. Attofney,s -.a ~.
January 90, ls59-3w3spf$3 .t4s ee aat e.s.,f
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ET Nm and Mrs. W M. Slade. at 4 0 clock
this piorEhig, lost their only remaining
child BY scarletfsveK This is !he third child
hat has fallen before that disease Within a
week. - ssS ia palN <
Insulated Archor could not one sufice7 80 dw :
Thy shaft few thrice and thrice peace slain!
From once happy, healthy ,family,of
seven children, Mr.. and Mrs. SIads are
now left chiiless. May God sustain The
stricken parents in this their hour Of un.
speakab,e grief. Cleveland Herald 18th.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27

TAMES r. CHURc b Botiaed that an Deesmbef
n ga I65a Jonnthnn PetsTs arting Aasiueo Of AaFo
e. Huky, ded IN the Once % the CIerk of the Court 81
Oouu0n Pleas OF Fairfield County. Ohio his Pesitiog
adanst hlin alleging that September ihe saiA
ChnEsh far Vaiue received. made ~ hin and ydaebk
A. the assignee of the said Katy. his bf6-
tiasof note, paynbe day afler date, for the n
Mafth, te94 with anr CIV, Gerrhnr. made the said
Peters and the said Friend assianees afareanid, thsls
eaEtan joint and several prOmis-ory hotrs. paya6aS
six months after date. for The af 81, Is. That
haid Friend has resigned his oce of eo-rnsiso. and
has beea Gully discharged from any fushss duty IN
BbOdi the trnst created By said Kuey; and ira, ths
Shos hmoan Of said nstes. Including inefss
pnI Tie time they became due, is unpad, for which
Sun Judgment ls asked.
Dsfehdant i aollaed 10 appear and W sid
betldh IN 5f bjiF6 The 3rd Saturday afer February
Ard. beEt. JOHN G.. RAINY, Clork.
December 30, Isss-sva5PfSs IS =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27

ATHREArENED { uSA MASSACRE. Thc
.AAyapsa correspondent Of tl+ CHARLESTON
AisSrnrg tays, that The slaves, asususl AZ
itlis sslpss of ihes Nav Yoik holidays, 10 <
possession Of llTeIgwnS apd There were ru-
,Ihors thai they intended t6-cIose ihsir ju-
,bAee,by agenera massacre Of every1white
person they found. oa Tho streets. The
Captain General, however. had the city
.poiicelApd military paroles iustfucteJ. re-
suliiOg, in the arrest Of soma two hundred
of them armed with long blade aud sharp
pointed knives. A hardware merchant
has been arrested ior selling them the
Weapons.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27
RALTIMnRR MARKET

"a E.h u BALTInOEE, January ., 1859
gIeuF, ,arda, and sdFnneed; Howard direct asd oiio
q IS. . fi 20 y ~ :
whssl. .saIssef white at I lOai Or; Roe, fssaf d.
Com arta, NJ 7ra7o cents for YslIos. = u
PfOvisions Qulet, - fUFmor rates. ~
Whisky .duli, a. y cents. D
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27
SPECIAL INTEREST
~ n q q

SCHOOLS; whether In the City, COnntry or vim
age viii be snppea with Books and everything else
pet tanning 10 Schools, at prices which, will be in
dueement for cash. buy for cash, and sell for cash.
nd my matto aRd quick retHrRs; be-
nause,l satisaed hs IS the true method Of doing
business; and that an with me,when they
try It, will be all the time receiving Miscellane
Books; audixill order at my risk, such as may be
specially wAnteds attd-ansat prices a shade above
publishers lowesb Wholesale rates. and lower; than
any one can getthcm by sending TO the city, to say
nothing ofcarriigei y. q II. SCOTT.
Lnncastcfs Ohio ,1appaSy 30. Is5O-3stf .ss
N. B. will be sound, 6s heretOfoFe, during busnsss
konrs. at my ofice oh broadway, attending 10 the
TEETH. HIS
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27
Splendid ORsr. iSrIs56. 81, 5st5s, lssstAsr

For Bisekvood and the -four Reviews. d0..... - %
n. .BThe price In Great Britain sf the nve Period
ieals aboxe paned Is a5i per saputa.
As Se shall never again be Hkeiy 70 Offer aaok In
daeemenls a. those here preSSbtsd.
NOW ls the Time 70 SibbeFibSs
L FJRemittanees must. IN al cases. 30 MADE Sirsss
tSfAe PsbHshsvs, for a these Pdees No eOmmisuIon
can be allowed 10 agents.
Addrrss. LEONARD SCOTT q CO.
Decsmbsrl 10, lsss. No 81 Gold Rlfssi. NoEYaFk
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27
MORE TO Be AbMikED THAN The
RICHEST DIADEM
Worn BY Kings Or Emperors:

VEhAtl Why n BeasittfiAls snHSad % HIATT,
BeekuseTlfs1As uthAineIt SsSH AnIssV pvSsids{
for All dar fHc8!s steAdsr alth0akh the tose mat
Soom ever soBriesRiy in the Riowinechcek the sy4
be ever % ,the teeth be th6ee Of pehra. II
the kea berefpofi;s e5verne IL ne hair be snarl
a. MR eArtveted, hsysh aad dry, or thFse siili. "
n,itkIe with cray rSEiIl lose More thpn hall
Ser Sharmss Pr6feassf wood's Halt Rdstsraiiye. y
ns".s,i, secure 70 ali saeh nj craiiaeas! Rssa ~
flioHipg and judks THE ritet oithe mn = ta'ss'-
sSss,.s r,sssst, TAssissrg:; ,.,,s ,s.s
IIsaf sir:-Perhf. Ihs't1 fSess 70 y1ethe ebiI
kations am undetfar thc Sntfre tsseorkiiHp of my
ha. 10 y. yp,s q ~ arrival
SutaTrnahS aphu urkhimrNf 6Ht -tiair Rslssraiivsh
q ssoa tetOysied u. 9flkI.sai Ias sdasIse, you,
stsoratiyeasa ven sendsttui inEsniiaa, qFl's Of
neI is@, dearsIt. sualt. iiaiy, s.raALBERG
f~'s' = '..i s,eh ~ CIV yissdydets" ~
Nahh-N bateT 6fic~. ~ Nasrau 81 Npfi ~. 81
:, PaoTrsaoa 81 Sr'wcoD;- Dear sig, sGn.s month
OF sir vscks ago Ssecited bdtls ~ jdaf nair Nc
y s s.sE i.Is % 4 sIS r.. sf",sS s.
Soaid rss,sfe tne Krky hGif ts t
ter A SssIl' Z. my su.Pfi.e; egsSt Z s.[ sEst.
y, ~ i SssE es sn'r ssgssi ae ne kSif fe~pSlS
fetnhtn ids'ss YhAye ltdst9f7hlse V ~ efss'piA
~4ds Sfsasl seAAss'af e'Sls ~ n IA RbKw.
Isa Z EST y,,E Esss sSss isss ssssS = K r. e.
S6d ySai HAIR q Assp a., ~. no. o:.
s$S,s:. XII ~; :.,
4 70 tbsifnatGttl eulor. u yi'Exsn ~ y ~
dAhdraa AID enIssse s 81 sHai ~ EiisS.
pTps""s P%S,s'sas was VeSS ago ~ ss,,
so%ssssT . my NO esec,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kealora,ve N lanunFy tas'-
i NV aITntatiuAs fastened my bair esinly hbesan
- m o,,:igth out. sild turned hlafk tp rs formes
SSfn, fniaA = AItSis tme % isf1ly seriorea % ~
yi and apfearsRee, and ehsefsaIlg Eo-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27

HYDRl FGhEARD Win remain ia Cir
6lsyille, At ile Pickawa8 House. from Feb,
ist t9lths 2Otha RIflAl1 B Allllh
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27
For Ihe Laneasier 0afet

L..
notice, he .proessdipRs Of tbs County
Teachers Association among which is !
eslIbr saslAss ass.iDg % tss1 1ssS Sibk
Saturday. which I heartily approve. Df.
II. wHIiansl Il appointed % deliver Leo
Iturs, And among our ranks. who is ablsr
;I,e do batter justice 70 The subject selected
than he. fesaat4 -
! Z Besides there viii be 6fbsf matters
lbrodghttbefors the Association. that may
be Of great service 10 the Tesohers.
We heed Is much as ANYTHING else. 10
have PRACTICAL illustrations Of principles
Which We can TTssd T and stady. We love
llO LnO : what 6thsr teachers are doing. 10
be made Acquainted With the internal
manage msnt Of theiIEI, Il : schools and the sue
ossswhioh has followed their plans.
ws.need more union of perse1eting e.
fort to improve the character AID condi.
ton Of the schools; Is feel moro sensibly
the responsibilities deyoiSSing upon us 81
ledacatots Of The mind. to make .bstter use
Eofths fiSht We now have, and !a6ocSTs 6cSsgss gsssssid,
aOqsly,, ands psrssssringly Tor. more. aapd
strongly feeiths Responsibility ofOaf can.
iafBg, rs tescheis, ...s,. ,,. 81
Could We do so. but few years would
glide glide awsy before We .aotild witness great
improvements ii The schools Of Old Fair.
field.
Although 1 am free to admit much has
~. ! ,1ons ~, a !. ,,oo,t ~ ,Ae xo,;,6s xs cb
osvp ,,S uops Y u tpnss s,Y1 = '19 sO1'
SUI remains 20 Dc cone. ..
Teachers having charge ofnAty schools
are too littls acquainted with the recent
;mnrovaments N tba svstem ofinsttiiction. 81
| = fl7fTTl7 7Flf !. = A.3gt Ns
Not having opportunity 2 read Ppblioar
tons which treat on points nseeipl e
their success, Ansy Plod on 9n we same
teresisd themselves and Of course, render
I'M ,ts;r bools All. wearisoma bIaoe,
-. T,s.,,la., r,,..t 4 -. "a
,O' '"o" PuPns,. fHos9 - w w = ',Vu"
deu oy y Proiusion OF DooAs' PamPhIeIs
and papers containing information upOr
almost eyery subject from which thew wisl
- Sa;n ,owlsdrs bava li{,fa ;daa Of III,
,l..f 4 80, :, :
uestilutlon ttas . Oi 'nese 'n l sou.0'oS
intelligence which exists In too many 10
lS"is''>iS'iSA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27

IA oNNfNNtAe fNAtfA DffD,
Z. O8tck @Mk&aAL1 We3kF%k.
.s=s=as s==z=.=s=.e==.=z=ss-
otTx OF LAh0ASFkAs
FRIrsday Morning, Jan.ss.IsS0
szss s fzVsFIss ~ i NY 7sEsT 77FT'I
~ PIP n E4titH5IFLp ls k9Ets. ,Isss. ). :
ho.iss ialhs SAuSAnse Texas =. 1l,rasq' {. -
ANNOUNCING The sale AfrlvA 'nsss u or
s. .,.Sr'.T.n.s,, and ,ss.tle. stating
.n.. ~ g.. 800 VA. ofysred 81 5ofor
H. g.. ,s.rl,.. Durham Bull. purchased of
A., n Hoovrs N this county. old Fair.
rsld 4 m. pIace 10 get fine stock.-aud
"a IsstI IosstIar RANK as 4 sample Of our busi.
moss lvlS,ans men-wa thinL in a. moral,
s;.,.MsctSal AMI. business. oo,nt or view. Il
4 IN, - hard 10 bsat q. ~ ~
- = r, -. ,.'.,,
slF NEw ARRANeiEaESg 9ip gTT7AF'ss r.. p0>
IINo's "a 'Aayertlssmens y ~ apo'nst eO.umn'
q he has .'lF purchased ~ 'ns e en're s.OcS q our
old friend Soas sa 4 EysTs93eh, FEM ana ne y now
FsPlsnlshlpg ms, ms s.ock ana ~' keep sot O0P-
ssantly on hand gooa assortment $50 Q O eve eve
ythipg IN the hardware me- .Mr' BoSlso
as business, man z wen EnoTa 70 ne 2 .sne
people oL 0id FA'rnela, anu G We tn!nk mn ys u
hsaaarf t4 nothing " saying mat e's Cgslns's
capae''y ms ample mssasT-55snp iDoys ~
ssl;,n;.;.;or' l;.;9 = ,hs EN-. ba.;ness of out ci,y.
'''' 1,, - . ~ : : ----- ! 4. ~,
LAacAsrEE AND O.so.SvlheA ,asA'NH eS ff. ~ ~
ma, n a.. n1s'sls. slss. Il
e y Y lns@s as PlO'sas' ,s,,s' =, & u
nA.pl.'O'0sy Z soW usts1 soIs' = - Hs
80 ss'l'Dsrs ecHers'sselasn's' anu PFepA.,as
%l'.SEa0s olssc'oty q our 9,'y Anu ~
slsv'llss sit rhs q T0rk WI CONAN y slpoA
. ess,o.l =, Ilss g az @ our c',ASns selt9Ts0s
.e % We .N ss1ssss Wy ~ = O1Ss0lsS' ~ ~
aOas. @ahlolps pls. ah1 ~ 0tHsr ny '' 9'S 4 1es. 9SS
t;on.s So AIso 0on late Hst 81 Al t6s
spo.rsga,.as l. The lunitsa states s,saeA
a. TSsgolsn of1tbe work willgat once REQ,
.a.s 4, = ,ho fsv66rsblo .ttaptio6 81
~, 6E,i.inss.s man snd Citizens. such N /
:; s;on6il;,s,iSII Iii, 4. nsadsd hare and viii sdd
much, 10 the character and reputation Of
our city, WesihersfOre trust il may be lib>
erally shco6Hrsged;s Subscription price
81 so. payable on delivery. +
- II :. 80 ----- n -
cali attention 10 DR.. sHEPARD's WA5ER-
cURr EsrAsL.suAENr. Ar CoLylSUs. ONO.
He is we'll established in business, and has
been very successful in the trsatment pf
long standing; AID severe casss of chronic
sx.s4Sssf ht ~ y -,
diseases Eone Ou'ismales are rssslysD y
Ps''cl'' Opys,es ,es, :. NY -,sr W." p;''
Cesn prOu ~ e PIP mp ysu .sV 'Iu0l Auu nY.p
ssas am Ossn Iss'0Isd = dom'o.'Ap.s ,o,,",. y
ne"i'n, = rs's'opOs s "u ''"OS'A' ''
ues'isu, ssr4 =, ~ 49, = ---- s'2 Az
go - ous s0nPnMsu'S an. S9 eys y
AHsh, -. n's,, ss ,,et ot.ls on ty9 go
-. '.ae.y puOas aSsI%. s.:.s = :, M ~
s4l.a ~. IT,, s. i %ssss, ~
us s,e''' :. s.s 'ac 80. a I. - @ -
sS'a "'eus. o-ge...o .o!"ee..Vo4e
WWs have received in advance, the
February humber of She GhEAr REpuBLIc' p
faH otihtsfssling matter We think 1t
promises to be- one Of the most interesting
.;A1..ala IN, I'm Nafinh
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27

wWs, have received in advance, the
February humbsr)of She GRaAr REpUBLio,
fdH ofintsfss.ing matter. We think il
promises to Be, one of the most interesting
bsriodicals IN the NatiOh. -. ..s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27

s..RrSss Ii. M. SFoEEs adyertisement,
Valuable propert5'for salee These Lots
are located on Broad Street. hrhediatel,y |,
opposite the Prssbyteriah church and will
be sold very ,iot,N. v !. W. - B ~. 4.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27

G% Our compliments are due to B. W.
CARLIarE. ESQ.,. dftRs Ohio Legislature,
Tor suaary pubic ,docnmsats. We hope
the Msjor meytcohtinde to tdSocaEe the
Ardss interests of lie StatS and hsqi. the
good wishes ofbis. .Jcohsliitaena.a 2 SEQ.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27

a Smart YoUSdi Mis!-PEAscff, Of HE
Washington Register. has knocked us into
scocked hit-%e give it'Gp. He reminds
aslofalobs cared animal; vdlgarly called
IN ass. whiclcbrays on al occasions, fod-
der or no fodder, s si,a a = us &
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27

For myself ttdor Of no paper, thai
HE sum Of one dollar can purchase, that is
more valuable to a teacher. Let the ef-
fort be made and no doubt good will re-
suit. :
Ian no sgeht for this work. aud have
no other Interest to subserSei in the matter,
than the good 81 NY Profsssioh.. Come
UP, and let ,is counsel together as tneu who
are enlisted in noble cause. II.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-07
WAsHiNGroN, Oct. 6-P N

Late last night an official dispatch was
received from New orleans stating that the
steamer Philadelphia had been seized by the
U. S. Marshal. An answer was Immediate
ly transmitted directing the retention of the
Captain and crew, in view of judicial pro-
ceedngs, and TO hold the vessel, which, if it
shall he found she Was employed in fill
clustering expedition, will be a subject for
forfeiture. ..... --. .,
The dispatch further states that the artil-
lery company from Baton Rouge was on
their way to the point where it was said
the filibustcrs have congregated, ready to be
used by the Marshal as occasion may re-
quire in the effort to arrest them. Never
has more earneStnesS been exhibited with
regard to any similar expedition than in re-
lation to this one, for the illustration of
which most rigorous measures have been
adopted. So far the Federal officers have
beeu successful, and it is reliably asserted
that their proceedings are altogether sat :
isfactOry to the government.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-07
Last Nights Dispatches.

BUFFALO, Oct. 6-PM.
Kelly seconded by Harry Gibbin and
Johnny Massey, and Price by Henan and
Mckay. At lao p. NJ, the men shook hands
and stripped for the fight. Kelly appeared
one bunch of muscle, and the more power
ful of the two; while Price, clean limbed,
lighter and more active. Price held $500
in his hands, offering to bet it that Kelly
could not whip him in one hour, but nobody
took it, @
lst Rouhd.-Considerab sparring.-
Price smiling and good natured; Kelly SEEM
ing cool and resolute. After one or two
light passes they clinched, Price throwing
Kelly but getting black eye in the tussel.
2nd ROuad-The men went briskly to
work after some counter hitting. Price
struck Kelly on the left eye drawing the
first blood, some brisk fighting was done.
Kelly struck Price blow which Heenan
claimed as foul, saying they would claim
the fight if it was done agai.. The referees
decided not foul. Price was carried 10 his
corner by his second, the round was drawn.
3rd ROund.-Some wide sparIing and one
or two body blows exchanged, clinched,
Price throwing Kelly.
Ar. Round.-Without much ado Kelly
struck full foI Prices breast but missed the
blow, Price dodging quickly and complete
ly, and interchanged some heavy blows
Price backed TO the corner, clinched, and
Kelly knocked Price down.
9Th ROuRd.-Kelly came up more conf
dent, Price looking not quite so fresh though
smiling; both were guarded and cautious.
They closed in briskly and dozen or two
blows were exchanged, when Kelly was
knocked down. Two to one offered on
Price with no takers.
9Th Round.-Both came to the scratch af-
ter merely washing their mouths with
water. Kelly led of with a stinger under
Prices ear, aud receiving one full in the
eye in return. Clnchcd and Kelly thrown.
7h Rouad.-Both came up smiling and
spirited. Kelly backed Price into a corner;
Kelly eye bleeding profuSely; Price bleed
ing on the neck. Five to two offered on
Price Heavy blows interchanged. Kelly
dropped.
Sh ROuHd.-Yery short,-after sparring
less than a quarter Of a minute Price knock
ed Kelly down. '--t
9h Round.-Price improving. Backed
Kelly into corner; after some sparring
clinched, Price throwing Kelly.
10Th RouHd-Price backed Kelly to a
corner, clinched, Price giving him some Sc
we're body blows. Kelly fell
llth ROund.-Price still backing Kelly
into corner. Few passes exchanged
Price knocked Kelly down. This round
lasted half a minute.
12th Roupi. very confident; Kelly
more so than before. After some light spar
ring, Price getting Kelly in chancery aud
punching him severely. Upon being called
for the 18th round, keiicys second came
forward and threw up his cap as signal of
defeat. The fight lasted forty minutes.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-07
NEW YORK. Oct.

..-,- NEW YORK, Oct. 6-P n
Flour opened quiet and closed shade better
sales IL 600 bbls for surper6ne State; a 60
@4 75 for common to medium extra do
5 1905 40 for common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio closing
heavy. Wheat dull sales $4,000 bush. at
l 90 for red Iowa. Rye quiet SIC. Barley
heavy at 80@ss. Corn scarce at 95c for
mixed Western; 93@94c for yellow
Oats; Ale for State. Whisky firm and
buoyant; sales at CSC. Pork dull at Is 35
OILS 90 for mess; 10 35 for prime mess;
II so for clear. Beef dull and lower; sales
at 2o@4 rs. Cut meats scarce and firm
at s for shoulders, and Q for hams. Lard
steady at l04@ll4. Butter steady at l21@
lG for Ohio; l7@2l for State, Cheese
steady at 6@93.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-07
asa Messrs. Anderson & Towles, of Hen

. psA- -Messrs. Anderson & Towlcs, of Hen
derson, Ky, were the exhibitors Of some
very fine thoroughbred cattle yesterday,
and We are glad to see our Kentucky friends
doing a neighborly part at our exhibition.
1t is the proper sort of spirit for neighbors
to have, and VIC hope to see it kept up. Our
citizens should not let the opportunity pass
without keeping some of their cattle on our
side. Without wishing to disparage the
cattle shown by our people, we think there
is some room for Improvement, and we have
no doubt either of the gentlemen who ex-
hibited to-day, would be happy to supply
any of our citizens who would wish TO pur-
chase. Mr. Towles had some nice South
Down sheep on hand, and We would say to
all lovers of good mutton by all means GET
some of the South Downs. Nf.-.'i ~ -.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-07
Nc "Wednesday night was n wakefnl one

BE- Wednesday night was wakeful one
to our citizens. Every house was open and
lighted, and the streets thronged: with
citizens till after one clock in the morn
ing, TO behold the imposing, but rather
lugubrious procession of the Sons of Malts.
After a hilarious meeting-judging from
the boiSterouS noise in the Hall-the trans
sition was apparently sudden to the solemn,
masked, hooded, and shrouded procession
in the streets. The accession to the order
here must have been large in one evening,
as at least two hundred appearedin costume.
Feminine curiosity is on the qui yiYc to get
an inkling of the secrets and objects of the
mysterious association
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-07
Hardware.
l<RO. q SO.H.NsT.H ~. NJ. d .U-HXNs

~ w Vs -. 9OSvsNIs1 os SvOs lO sUszxSv
w street, has now in store and is constantly
receiving for the Fall and Winter Trade, the best
stock brought 20 this State or vicinity of al
kinds Of HARDWARE suited to the West, and
which, having been selected aud purchased in p-r-
son, from the most extensive Importing Houses
and Msnr6sctories of nearly all the Eastern cities
and towns, i'm addition to several invoices imported
directly by him from good manufacturers-Ehg-
lish aud German-he can, and will seil rs low as
any concern in the West; feeling confident that
goods and prices cannot fail 10 please and satisfy
he would ask the especial attention of Merchants
Manufacturers, Carpenters, Millwrights, Coopers
Gupsmitlls, and all who need any articles usually
found in a hrst class Hardware Store-wholesale
and retail. tsE so t--f-
Without pursuing detail. the mention of a few
leading articles may be well. viz: .--s.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, RazOrs, Shears and
Scissors, including Geo. Wostenholm & Sons Justly
celebrated manufactures; Butchers Knives and
Steels Files. all kinds and Sizes of Butchers and
other manufactures; Augers, Chisels, Gouees
Braces and Bits, and all Carpenters and Coopers
Tools, from Ohio Tool Company; Bartons, Roch-
ester and Whites, Buffalo, MANUFACTURES, together
with Cooks noted Patent Premium Auger Bits.
Also-Hand, Ripping, Panel, and Back Saws; also,
the various sizes and styles of Mill, Circular and
Cross Cut Saws, with Tuttles Patent Hook Tooth
Cross-Cut Saws; large and small Scales, in grea-
variety of pattern Axes and Hatchets for all pur
l poses; House Building Materials. All Gunners
| Materials Gunners' Implements to almost anyex
| tent; Meat Cutters aud Stnffers; Iron and WooG
Pump Curbs, together with Chain Pump Fixtures
Ames' and other makers Shovels, Spades, and
/ Grain Scoops; Jack Screws; a fine assortment Of
all kinds of Brushes; Copper aud Iron Riyets
1 and Durrs; Protective Weapons; Horse, Wrought
Casing, and Finishing Nails, all sizes; new and
excellent assortment of Fishing Tacking; Pain
| aud Coffee Mills; Corn Shelters and Mills.
Agent for Dole. Silver & Felch's Premium Saw
GUNNER, fer Upright and Circular Saws. . .
1 -aAt ~ GEO. s. SONNTAG, a
4 sep3 No. 10 Main street.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-07
jnJo0 ~. rs TMs TIME TO PGR-
EalI STOCK.
EHeE H.yV.E JUST RECHIV.ED

~ .our Fall stock Of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods. Notions, Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, Bon
nets, and Millinery Goods, which are selling
very low for Cash or No. l trade All Dealers who
20 p tlie river this Fall will pay more for goods,
adding expenses, than they could have bought
them at in Evansville. There being "A determina-
tion here to sell as low any Western city, and
our stocks of Goods large and frst-rate this
season, and getting more so every year. The mod
ern mode of doing business seems to be to "buy
often, and close at home, thereby saving time and
freight aud Insurance.. No merchant in this sec
tou of country can up the river this Fall to buy
Goods and save anything thereby.
We cordially invite the Trade TO call and examine
Our stock. We have on our first floor Dry Goods
ar "a Notions.
our scc"nd floor, Boots ard Shoes, dc.
Onr third floor, Hat, s..'l Caps.
Good stocks of each. zach will sell low
Give IA a csil.
seuII I ..... KEEN q PRF5ToN