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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27
JUDGE DOUGLAs, PLAN

During Saturdays session of the Senate Committee
Judge Douglas submitted the following:
First Leave the people Of the organized Territories
free decide the question Of slavery themselves subject
only the limitations of the Consiituton-the courts to
decide upon the val dity of the Territorial laws without
any interference by Congress.
Second. An equitable partition Of all territory we
own may acquire between the sections as provi
ded in the Missouri compromise, and now proposed by
Senator Crittenden.
Third The status Of slavery and personal freedom in
the Territories shall remain as it was when acquired ;
neither Congress Territorial Legislatures having pow
change IL the courts to determine all questions
vovlng the title Of slave property and personal freedom
as was provided in the Clayton compromise bill and sup
ported by Mr.. Calhoun in 1913.
In addressing the Committee Mr. Douglas said he was
unwilling 70 believe that Senators from the North and
South going to sacrifice the country in order pre-
their political consistency party organizations
He did not believe that the election by the people
had decided rrevocaby that they preferred disunon
yielding ota of the extreme demands of their par
san platforms.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27
TIE LATEST REPORTS

WASHINGTON, Dec. Z4-ll i. N.
Bailey has this evening been released from the District
jail upon bail amounting only three thousand dollars
The excuse for this small is that Bailey has turned
States evidence and is therefore onlv held witness
Russell has teegraphed that he will be here in the
morning. and his iendsare actively engaged in procuring
him counsel. Eminent councillors in Baltimore have
been telegapbed to here Immediately and efforts
are making to secure the services of Mr. Carlisle Of this
city.
RusselTs friends declare that he will show good re.
cod while at the time they do not hesitate to en-
terrain fears that Baieys in turning States evil
dence may be for the purpose of screening parties aud
swearing against Russell, Majors and others who are
known TO have been engaged with them in disposug of
the stocks, which it is said deposited in the
Bank Of the Republic, in New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27
THE WASHINGTON FRAUD.
The Great Indian Trust Fund Bond
DrfalcaliOm.
1DDHTONAL IMPORTANT DRTELOPMENi
Arrest OF VIM. II. Russell, OF the Overland
Express Company.
A SPECIAL INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE APPOINTED
RumOred Extensive Em.ez7lemen in the Treasury Depart
ment,
&c, &c, dc.
&c.,

Wlli,m II. Russell contractor to carry supplies to
~ army in Utah, wAs arrested Monday, in New lork by
United States Marshal Rynders a charge OF being QUE
OF the PARTIES charged with the hypothecaton of the ln-
dian Trust Fund bonds. He ordered to be immedi-
ately transmitted 10 Washington
Il appears that Marshal Rynders received a telegraph
c despatch at hspast eight o'clock tile previous ev
ening from Washington TO have VIM. II. Russell arrest
cd on the charge OF being concerned in this great deal
cation Accompanied by Mr.. DOudigan, of his assist
auts tbs Marshal sought for several Russe but did not
find the real person up to hafpast two in the morning
AZ an crly hour Monday h. went TO the Office
aud asceranrd that the suspected party connected
with the California Pony Express Company, in Fulton
rect and that lac resided the Everett House The Mar
shal sent officer Doudigan and Mr. Allen Of Washington,
in pursuit OF Mr. RUSSELL and he arrested and
conveyed before the federal authorities. United States
strict Jldge Belts issued warrant for the transmission
OF the accused to Washington and although the Marshal
was solicited by several influential parties to allow NJ.
Russell 10 remain in New York for few days. he
naeNibe ~ ever aud sud that he determined to
obey the orders OF the Secretary Of the Treasury He
then sent officer Doudigan and Mr. Allen with The
.stla ~ IA ftf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27

"The bitter fruits OF political agitation, says the BOs-
Hsri beginning be tested Mill AMI workshops
stopping opsra al New England. and especial n
Connecticut tbs the case" The Hartford Times says
the large lately prosperous manufacturing town Of Mer
dem eight nine the have down shot
time" preparatory 10 general stopping OF WORK.
Charles Parker Co.'S Foundry, and Sewing Machine, Conee
N latshet o aud general hardware factory will close IL Lu
It, doOrs Saturday. night This
IA li,hmtnt has employ, d about GOO wotkmen.
The BAhns Comp 20 woikmen have nearly ceased ba
u, S. and will probably close eGtirely
Ives Ca Co.. FIN Ware Mandatory, are preparing to
stop work.
Pa,ker& PerkIis (hammers) have shut up their doors
John Edmund PArkers You dTy lcO hands, ceased work
entirely.
Parker SNOW Brooks Co. (uachinery and Steam Engines
iCO 10 $50 ordinary times have obliged discharge
all and shut their doors
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rfrrtine OF CIsIHen..

The call FOR meeting at ,he African Church, thi' ey
snia .t o'clock, will be responded 20, i. is hoped h
an Who duly appreciate the Peris OF the eoun and ar
y ling to contribute their influence TO any movement
Looking to is deveFanec. The meeting has been called
b. men Of an parties among rs, and ia aim is apart from
and above party objects We therefore urge al to attend
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ElIlfIl

On DE ath instant In Wpissburg the residence Of her
hroheraw. Ro saunders Mra BARBARA NJ PAGE, daughter
Of Gov Ju p e. Of Roswell
sas vas W bat dAys vet ready for the dread sam
mons many she had heen member % the Episcopal
Church Us holy teachings araed 10 love and
her savior aad OA When sad Ldn that she has passed
announced % her friends and relatives they
their her ets rnA gain The Church The hSona
% poor have all lost and sympatAtng friend
fhere & a LAID where beauty ali not fade.
Nor souoa dim the eye,
Where hears sil not slnk nor be dlsmayed,
And love vii never q e..
Drpaich, Examiner and Enqdr,r please copy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27

We learn by Rio Janeiro Circular. dated Novem-
b that hseslaW had recently been promulgated at that
place. which requires In reference the maniess Of vessels des
tned the pos Of tina. Empire that the marks numbers and
all packages be fully aud infinitely stated AMI de-
care and failure to comply with these requirements involves
heavy penalties The vague declaration that package pack
eonnJ contain merchandise will DO The contents
Of every package OF cargo must be clearly and distinctly stated
the manifest The expoduty Ce was to be raisei to II
GEN. advA,rem after the lst Of January, BY decree Lately
promulgated
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27
CUBA coAsrlNG TRADE.

The Havana papers print an important decree just
promulgated Msdd settling forth that hereafter foeg sailing
vessels under tons paddle wing pan
h feet and drawing eight Spanish feet be
admitted By naturalization to the privileges Spanish
se provided they employed In the coAsng trade Of Cubs
Rico. The House duties be paid In all
other cases.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27
OOAzAzHrCrAL.
ornOr o, rHr wno. December %. 1884

OFFICE on TIE WHI1. December 20. $50
THE DEPaLssI0s IN BUsIsEss ETC.
The outward transportation Of the James River and
KanaWha Company criterion Of the extent
Of shipments to the INTERIOR from this eiy and the real Of
the depression In business may be Inferred IN. quantity
merchandise forwarded by the Canal partial kept
al the toll Office, in this city, learn from l Of December
70 present time the articles pechs up Canal
follovs:
$50 sacks salt IS plaster Is2 tons coal ton castings
tons bar iron "a bb Ssh 2O6 kegs nails and tons guAnO
POr tn month Of last year. the shipments of
mndItes
ILL sacks salt 45I plaster, $50 coal 81
ng $50 tons bar lron a bb nsh 62 kegs nails and q tons
guauo.
The receipts Of Tobacco, by canal and railroads. Tex
eept RI this month"; hhds against
last The receipts OF Wheat by lines $40 bus.
against i63 900 bus. same time last year.
The inspections Of Tobacco in this city, from LIST Oct.
to 18th Inst (ven the warehouses cosed 800 hhds
against i.Ti6 hhds time last year. and 5ss hhds In IS
Toe increase 10 Tobacco business the that
an unusual proportion Of last years crop held back the
planters for higher pce which, unfortunately them
never realised.
The rates of Northern Exchange, to-day, were the
the Monday Checks New York selling 5
G6 q ct prem with limited demand The brokers sold specie
freely on Monday and to-day, ate y ct prem.
ENGLISH TOBACCO TRADE
Messrs. 0xleys Co.'s London Circular of 18th inst
says
In the import from Virginia. both leaf and sripJ brsiness
h,d been limited to small selections showing regulry In price
and falling establish clearly defined stan lard Of value The
tone Ct the market quiet and although holders nm In her
expectations Of price, there apparent determination on the
part ~ manufacturers TO aecede the advance that has been
establish until they compelled to DO by the exhaustion Of
their existing stock.
The quotations Of Virginia Leaf 4h6 hhds 30
~ The stock OF Virginia 459 hhd against 400 time
yer Of all kinda IS $50 hhd against slOs7 do time
last
From the Liverpool Circular, 9th inst, Of MessIs. VIM
OSley, Son 4 Co we take the following:
The market woe having Influenced by any speculative
Transaction hiss maintained the advance
taonS but longer discover symptOm' OF upward
tendency therefore quCtstlons repealed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27

DUTNEY q WATTS,
4 No 1iG Mau Street, Richmond, Va =,
has ju received and well selected Of Gentle
Gavr and English wAlking shoes which just the thing
for winter. CAL and get paiE. des4
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-pGrsaant To an ordi-
~ nance passed llt January 1885, will aeAd at the Coec
tors oncr, the City Hail. from the 10Th the3 Of December.
Inclusive receive The remaining half from such
entitled deduction Of 10 cent by having previously
paid the first half Ia June In with sal ordinance
JULIUS A. HObSON, K
1t will Ne by the above that the COLI ctor required
TO attend the h S Of the msnh to receyr
remaining from June Before the January
the Hastings (N he required by ordinance 10 advertise de u
quept real he sold for payment OF taxes Persons
who have one will the necessity Of calling and
these taS Will he Impossible for the Collector TO call
them brs,ie he adyerises
des-dfm JAH,C C. r.
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The total stock 10 these two mk LIST December vas 49,
s9I hhds ssales Sos hhds year. Increase $40
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27

MARYLAND PLAIDS.-25 prs Maryland Penlten
M art pl for sale loS close The manufacture OF these
Deem discontinued ana hey WI" oeS DC gu. 81 nS1e
BAKERS COCOa warranted pure and superior quail
ID ty Cocoa thus prepared aGords delicious beverage
Physicians very nuirlcous only persons
10 health, but to the sick and descent POr sale by
dc9' W. PETERSON 90, Druggts.
GUN CURED sMOK ING TOBACCO.-Thls TObaseO
= by connoseurs to be the hnestn the world
drgI W. PETERSON 4 Co, Druggists
DONNE'S sPECIFIC.-Por the immediate permanent
~ cure Of secret diseases. Por sale w -
DAY RUM.-Bay Rum, of superior quality just received
d,ei W. PETERSON CO., Druggists.
CANARY SEED.-A supply Of fresh Canary Seed, noN In
de- W. PETERSON co. Druggists.
Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
Office No. l5S Main (Northeast corner Of nth itreeiO
Richmond, Va.
CHARTERED 99m MARCH, ISL
TIVIs old ard reliable nGiuton with arp Capital and con-
ungcnt fund carefully vested, continues Insure 81 YES,
Buildings, Merchandise Of every description, Ouse-
hold Furaiture and Family Wearing Apparel Vessels.
Cars aud Freight, atihe lowest Losses
adjusted aud paid with all possible despatch
DIRECTORS.
David Cuuie Iobt NJ Buton,
Clas 7. WORKMAN, francis J. Barnes,
Jim II. claiborne, John 7. Sublctt,
John J. wison, Thos Rust,
Alexander Garrett. Geo. N. Gwtthiney.
DAVID CURKIE, Prest.
JoIS }. WusoS. Treas'r.
RoHr 7 BAO1gR Src'y. de2I
IRON IRON t!-We receiving per brig Triumph"
direct from Liverpool handsome lot Of English Reaed Iron,
round square, aud Ehch or % the trad aud
toners, generally, on accommodating terms
JOHN N. GORDON 4 SON.
de27 II street near Exchange Hotel.
ENIRE-sIDE RRADING- Received at
II WRST 4 JOHNsTONS
Book and Music Store
1lj Main $ rect
LavnIA Novel BY RuHin author Of "Dr Anono sc 81 -
Prom daytime TO Hopping by the author VI Our Yarn with
-Four Acres A" a..
Tho Chapel IT, Mary Up The author Of the Recory Of More
Ind" IL
The Conduct 81 Iife By r W. Emer5on. a.
The Boy how Zen PrAnkln made his MARIAN
pie youth by VIM ~ ThAycr, author Of Tales from the
Bible - Illustrated. 7hc.
Poems. Ny Rose Terry. &c
Hopes Scenes from the Life of Spas,e By the
author the "uer Of kcdcl, &C." sc; VIOLA $40.
Traycsn the Regions II the Upper Lower AmOo BY W
Atgnion; Illustrated g -
Woman IN white Ny wlke Collins. 55c
Richmond In By Gone Days. by samuel Mordeca edition.
Al.
NB-we have press and will he published In few days
Ahor" Arranged Tor the press by Ars Ann Meal
Chalmers.
go orders should be adlrcsselt 10
der WEST JOHNSTON, Publishers.
GUMS, GUNS, GNNS.- Double Cans Game Bags, SOS
arSsafcs Pistol Cartridges, Water Proof and Gaps wai
Sc a., Tor sale atsmal advance on 6ostty
WILLIAMS ELLIOTT,
,.,g lmnnrLcIa cf Hardware, Cutlery Guns Ac.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27
DISPATCHES FROM THE FEDE
RAJ CAPITAL.
CONFERENCE OF PROMINENT REPUBLICANS.

WAsuNGrnN. Monday Dec 81
Governor Andrew, Senators DoOlue aud Trnmbull,
Representative BurlugaIuc and Tapptn and number
OF other Senators and members Of Congress held con
ference Yesterday at the rooms Of Francis r. Blair Sc
and unanimously agreed that Tie integrity OF the Union
should be preserved though il cost millions of lives
Private information reports Gov. Houston making
greit Uuiou spesch IN the face Of threats aud event
y carving With him he hrgsst audience ever Assem-
bl,d Ia Texas. Prominent Republicans are moving
here 20 secure Houston seat 10 the Cabinet as he has
indicated bis willingness TO acccp. if necessary TO save
the Union.
Tie South Carolina delegation concluded this morning
10 send communication 10 the Speaker, announcing
their withdrawal and TO appear the floor, they
conceived themselves as having no right there. The
communication created impression and received no
notice beyoad being read. The Republicans declare
hat an official reception Of the South Carolina COmmis-
sinners will be the part Of the President and
bis in peachm,n Is bCng seriously considered
The Speaker has directed the OF the South Caro-
IA memcers to be retained the rsl thus not reeOg
ung the conduct Of their State severg their
nectiOn with the House, they themselves maintain.
SAD TaAGEpY m MAssAcursErrs-The Boston Trag-
siler OF Saturday gives the particulars Ct a sad tragedy
which occurred at North Reading Mass, the previous
wednesday;
It appears that Me- Samuel Sheldon a member Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. and superintendent OF the
Sabbath School Reading. had occasion 20 administer
soms reproO his sou Wild aud hayward lad oil eigh-
teen Years The two faally came 70 blows, but were
separated by other members Of the family, aud the
ather maniiestug a desire subdus bis son. the lat
rushed 10 the barn. procured heavy iron shovel,
and returning dealt his father violent blow with Il up
o. the head fracturing che skull that the brains pro-
trudsd aud iuhcted what ia feared 70 be fatal wound
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27

TaIOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT.-The iarge To
h.cco Factory bstWeen llh and ~ street,
dsqs KENT PAIEEA 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27

HARD TIMES md COLD WEATHER COME
fOGErBsR
FgNHES money ~ saving fuel save both ADD m -
your tort the tims by procuring ,s1
HEATERS RANGES aud sT0vts Ct the latest and mast srV
approved construct -
The "vetor Gas Bnrne with one seur Of
coal ami never los lrc.
"The Portable q ale Il both cheerful and sensible ="
Stoves Sodby fla years past repaired or taken In exchange
fornew.
re- secondhs nd stoves soil cheap
Alo, Plumbing GAs-Png and Tin Work done with despatch
the Governor sres stove STORE Belyns Row mshmond
GEORGE SfARREir
~ Temse' sh delI-LAxy
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BOOKS

UNLRGANT BOOKS
IL PoR CHRISTMAS AND NSw YEARS PRE-Esrs.
pk sones-A Book Of Golden Po made for The popular heart
BY w. Palmer With upsaTds Of slstv original Illustrations
exquisite design and execution beautifully bound and form
Ing perfee gift book. SO.
n, raj Embeu Aphorms Adsge and Proverbs Of all
aud supeTby illustrated and boond in the tle
CANT manner A choice book for ~ ssentaticn tl0.
rA Deeted Cottage by Wordsworth Iu aud tasulJ
'"e ound Ia Moraeeo, extra s9t0 cloth gilt sl.gb.
,,u,s tsOonus- Illustrated. La
Caller W syIun "a 49, ~
rn Nm srel By James Beate. Thlty+hee Illustrations By
NV nj, Ct Foster lI6. III
Rsyorte Ballads. Illustrated With city engravingf 81
r. ct artists %
n. sS,tsl psok by Warrington Irving Illustrated $50
dela 'Aa "e'AoSs- WI
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blank rs

ID BLANKETS.
We have yet hani OF Servants Blanke1 81
nearly every grade Ech VII Al The prse. cost o. n
roItiton. vOa KENf. PAINE o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27

TTNCURRENT NOTES.-we viii take at par In et-
change for dry goods the notes Of all solvent Banks In y
MIA South Carolina provided they offered In sums
OF ave dollars and upWard and required give
spece in change Our stock Is very full and complste.
New cioAks constantly received and very cheap.
,sqs WATKINS 4 PICKLEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27

INAMILY FLOUR Rowands Xxx family hour, fun
II supply Of this celebrated hou hand For Ale At
duced prices. -
Rovland superHne four which the attention Of Ba-
ke Is being much than other
hrsnd of snperane IN The market RELDEN MILLER
dele Cor. Pearl an Gary ttrees
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27

b. people Of Amelia requested the Court
House December Court day 20 take into condeaiont con
on of the country being nov evident hope OF
adjusting sectional difficulties, Of preventing ulnous civil dis
urbaner through the action Of people 10 the several
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27
] am, very Respectful

To Nessrs. Thos. ]. Evans, John Freeland, Jas
Nc Donald, Jas Whitfield, H. B. Dickinson, Committee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27

ONLOAKS--CLOAKS.-We have a few very superior
Black Cloth Velvet Oloaks Of entirely new and elegant
naerns which prices much reduced
few Of the very elegant and differ from anything That
has been sold IN Richmond. OhILEs OhESEh'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27

concur in the settlement as satisfactory to me.
Dec. 9th, 1850. JAS. W. GUSTS.
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The market Woe having Influenced by any speculative
ransaeon hiss maintained the advance shown last
aionS but longer discover gmpt6m Of upward
tendency and therefore the quCtsons repealed
m A. In LII Ia LII lin niat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27

GUNS. GUNS, GNNS.- Double Cans, Game Bag, shs
W Belt, Pewter FLASK Colts Rev lyes Bowie Knv Oo
apes Pistol Cartridges, Water Proof and Gaps, Wa-
Sc a., Tor sale az small advance on tostty
WILLIAMS \ ELLIOTT,
, ImnnrLeIs Ct Hardware, Cutlery Gun. &c,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27
No. BLANKETS!
49, BLANKrTs!i

English Mseinav Blankets for eervant eolorei and white Of
all grades, imported TO his port
SUPERB Bed Blankets, from the Crenshaw NILS Richmond
wArKISs PiCALlN
Also, Dark Grey Cloths from the crsnshas MILL Rehm nd
del9- 90 VIZ
EB- The II o me ArtIcle.-SEMPLES lNPALIIbLE
BAKING POWDER strictly Virginia article and fast
csdng all similar preparations being cheaper and better than any
other In market Give il trial. Por sale by all druggists AID
grocer. deli
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YlRGiNaA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

TEHE UP FREIGHT DEPARTMENT Of this road at Richmond
will he closed at O'Clock q. FRIDAY the 2st inst
will BE- re-opened again ust FRIDAY the day 81
January ls6 The last Outward bound freight train fer the
year will leave Richmond SATURDAY the 2d stAnt sni
the next SATURDAY, the 5th Of January, 49,.
The last inward freight train will arrive 10 Richmond On MON
DAY. the 2h rstant ANY I've stock vi ne delivered the
evening" and the down freight depot will he opened from 20 ~
o'clock WEDNESDAY the 2Gth Inst Tor the delivery OF
such articles DESIRE after which time uh be
closed until FRIDAY, the 9TH day Of January.
STEPHEN HUNTER,
deco Principal Freight Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27

Regarding the above terms ofselIlemen salislacc-
nv, accept and agree to the same. f. 7. PITTS.
Dec bth 1850
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-14
ECONOMY IS WEALTH.

ECONUMY IS WEALTH 7!
WD E CEXT"ED IND FOR SHE
IA low for cash at No. Second street, large
and superior lot of winter BOOTS AND SHOES
Boys and Youths Kip and Calf, u prime article.
nice assortment of Ladies' Rubber Overshoes,
Sandals, Buffalo, Gossimere, &c.
Also a variety of Children's and Misses Shoes
copper tips and other styles too numerous to mem
tion Give No. call, if you wish to buy cheap.
Yours friendly terms,
nov26 JOHN RASCH
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BUSINESS CARDS.


IN II JN.R " T@EsN.E.W.HJVsN, 1T
~ torneys at kkv, Notaries Public aud Real Es-
ate Agents, Evansville. Indiana:
WILL practice law in the. Courts Of this Ssote
will attend to the collection of claims in any psTt of
Ehe United States, will buy and sell real estate in the
city of Evansville, in Vanderburgh and adjoining
counties and in the West generally and viii perform
any other duties pertaining to Attorneys or Real
Estate Agents. Lots and farms always for SALE
herman spoken by member of the firm.
Office ON Third street, opposite the CURT
House, in the rooms formerly occupied by the late
firm of DENLY Lunkenheimer.
CHARLES DENNY THEODORE W. yENEMANN
noY30- 6md
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-14


Re BLINDS of all sizes made to order.
BS- DOORS other than regular sizes on hand or
made on short notice.
Doors moulded to erder Builders should, pos
sible make-their Frames of regular Sizes they can
then be supplied at any time.
Ceiling, Siding, and Flooring for sale Mould
ings of all sizes. Fencing Boards A. feet long, for
sale cheap. One Window contains twelves lights.
All orders must be addressed to
K. S. BABC0CK,
mylI-1ydfEw Evansville. Ind
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1859. FALL AND WINTER 1876

1859. FALL AND WINTER 1893
G. O @ - -
&HGN.A.N.HLF.N~sr REFILL - RESPE CT
~ fully solicit the attention of their numerous
friends and customers to an extensive assort-
ment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Which they are daily receiving and submitting 70
inspection. These goods embrace all the newes
designs and most desirable patterns manufactured
and are admirably adapted to the Western Trade
Annexed they enumerate few Of the departments
which will be found complete, and comprising All
the novelties of the season:
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Doe-skins;
Satinetts, Fancy Tweeds, and Jeans;
Stufs, Merinos, and Dress Goods;
Ginghams, Prints, and Scotch Plaids5
Ribbons, Hosiery, and Gloves;
Blankets, Flannels, Linseys, and Tiekings;
Sheetings, Shirtings, and Mariners Stripes
Genuine Irish Linens, sour own importatioR;
Boots and Shoes; Hats and Caps;
Fancy Articles, Notions, Trimmings, &c
octI9 CORNER MAIN AND FIRS1.