Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 66, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 November 1859 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND. TUSEDAY MORNING OCTOBER 1

Blob In Newport. Some rowdies in Newport, Kentucky, on Friday evening last, mobbed the Free South printing establishment, pieing the type nnd throwing the forms into the river. The Free South was published and owned by WilliamS. Bailey. The editorials were written by Mr. Bailey, the type set by his daughters, and the forms put to press and worked off by his son. By dint of hard labor and the most rigid economy, the family managed to earn their livelihood. The politics of the paper was objectionable to a large majority of the people of Kentucky, a portion of whom have taken the liberty of removing the objection in the manner described above. Not content with destroying the office, tha mob grossly insulted the daughters of the proprietor, who plead with the rioters not to destroy their only means of making a living. Twenty-three men, headed by an old fanatic, throws two States into conniptions, and is only captured by United States troops, who are instantaneously dispatched for that purpose. A mob attacks a printing office, defended by an old man and ,his daughters, immediately under the nose of U. S. troops, at Newport, yet no orders are issued no drums beat to arms. Whatever Mr. Bailey's politics may have been, he was entitled to protection full as much as the most aristocratic of the first families of Virginia. Why United States troops should defend the latter and let the former go unprotected, is a thing for people to think about. Had Mr. Bailey violated any of the laws of Kentucky, he was liable to the penalty. vV'e apprehend the citizens of Newport will give character to their city by searching out the perpetrators of this outrage and bringing them to punishment. Such attempts to stifle free speech, is doing more to cause forays like that made by Brown, than all other causes combined. Mr. Bailey's politics are odious to three-fourths of the people in the North, who, nevertheless, will condemn this manner of stopping the dissemination of his sentiments. Jisj?" Our cotcmporaries seem to be perplexing themselves greatly about the politics of this paper. Having been so long in servitude to the leaders of some one of the political parties, they seem to think all papers are governed or controlled in the same manner. We are happy to state as we have heretofore done that we wear the collar of no party, and are not, consequently, compelled to grind out a particular tune, when the masters see fit to turn the crank. We advocftto what we honestly conceive to be the best interests of the people in " the Pocket," regardless of the effect it may have on this or that political aspirant's prospects. Despising demagoguery, when we saw po litical hacks asserting that Gerritt; Smith was elected to Congress by the Republicans, we published the figures, showingthat he was elected by Democratic votes. At this, the Enquirer throws up,its handsandcries " Black republicanism." Again, in stating facts due SenatorDouglas and other jirominent men of tha country, the Louisville Democrat says we are one of the soundest and most reliable Democratic papers in the State not even making an exception in favor of the Enquirer. Have it whichever way you please, gentlemen. ' l Arkbst of a Slatk. AJ slave named Toby with two or three aliases was arrested on Friday last, at Columbus, Ohio, b a deputy United States Marshal. Toby made a gallant resistance, .butwasfinally overpowered by numbers, thrust on board the Cincinnati train, and started South. A telegraphicdispatch was sent to Xenia, requesting persons there to procure a writ of habeas corput and intercept the fugitive at that place upon the arrival of the train ; the writ was served upon the United States Marshal by the Sheriff of the county, but the Marshal refused to obey it. About one hundred and fifty negroes had collected around the cars, and were furiously excited. When it was known that the Marshal refused to obey the writ, a cry of " rescue, rescue I" was raised, &a.d a, rush made for the train. The cosdector, at this juncture, gave tb.e sigaal to. start, and the rescuers fled from, the cars in hot haste. A trial was had before the. United States Commissioner at Cincinnati, and Toby was consigned over to his. mistress, who lived in Cabell county, Virginia, Toby had been a resident of berlin, Ohio, for near five years prior to his arrest. He escaped from hi3 mistress in 1854. Bt-The Vincennes Gazette says William P. Curry of that city has obtained a patent for an improved feed water apparatus far steam boilers. The object of this invention ii to obviate the injurious influence on the regularity of the feed caused by the spring of the rods which connect the float in the boiler with the stopcock or valve in the feed-pipe. The rods, between said float and stop-valve are so ananged that a double connection is effected, and that one of the rod3 always pulls as well when the .float rises as when it sinks dawn. By this arrangement the slightest motion of the float affjets the valve, no matter what the distance between the valve and the boiler may be. fgyThe contest ia Wisconsin, which will be decided next Tuesday, is on the question of " Squatter Sovereignty." Gov. Randall denounces popular sovereignty, in unmistakable terms, while his Democratic competitor, Mi.Hobart, stands squarely on the Douglas platform ; and, it is said, with some hopes of Fiiccees. BT, The Cleveland Herald says that Messrs. Hiram Griswold and A. G. Riddle left that city on Thursday night Tor Charlestown, Vu., l'J act af) counsel for Brown.

Editorial Miscellany. fP"5ew York:Polltic'8 ub usual, are in

rather of a chaotic state. The probabilities are that the ticket supported by the Amer ican party, composed of selections from both the other parties, will bo elected. If this should be the case it would take a Philadelphia lawyer to decide which party was victorious. The Republicans unless they lost? heavily on account of Brown's evteute, will, doubtless, have a majority of the legislature. In case the Americans succeed, the Herald thinks there will bean entire reconstruction of parties in 1860.1 The conservative men of the country will once more enter the po litical arena, and rescue the government from the agitators who are now using it for the basest and most selfish purposes. S& A difficulty between the cititenB of Lawrenceburg and the managers of the O. & M. Railroad occurred a few days since, and there was a rnmor on the streets at one time, that a large, number of citizens had arranged plans for taking up the track with in the eorporarate limits. That would be too reckless to be sensible." S, Roger A. Prtor, one of the most talented men in Virginia, has been elected to Congress from the Petersburgh District, in place of Hon. Wm. V. Goode, deceased. Pryor stated on the stump, that, though Mr. Douglas was not his first choice for the Presidency, he would give him his cordial support in case he was nominated. ' Salb or am Interest is th Ohio Statk Joub.n-al. It is said that Mr. F. W. Hurtt, of Cincinnati, is about purchasing an laterest of one-half ia the Ohio State Journal. Mr. Hurtt is an energetic business man, and will prove a valuable accession to the Journal. " " ' : ', """ ' " S-OfA Kentucky State Republican Convention has been called to assemble in Newport on the 16th day of the present month, for the purpose of organizing the party, and forming a Presidential electoral ticket appoint two Senatorial delegates for the State at large, and transact such other business as may come before the Convention. Impertinent. -The Louisville Journal wants to know if the Harper's Ferry insurrection "is not a practical illustration of Douglas' Squatter Sovereignty doctrines, enunciated in Harper's Magazine?" Of course it ain't. It is said that the Postmaster General contemplates moving the Postoffice Stamp agency from Philadelphia to Washington. B3The State Sentinel has began the publication of Judge Douglas' reply to Judge Black. It is a ponderous article, and will occupy several numbers of that paper before it is completed. BU Wheat is selling at 85 and 90 cents ia Vincennes, though but little is coming in. Corn is worth from 30 to 35 cents, and the supplr is said to be ample. Bgk, The Sons of Malta had a midnight parade, in Lafayette, on Wednesday night (or Thursday morning)' last. The procession was quite large and imposing. SHHfHr. J. A. Ford lost a package of money recently, in Lafayette, containing over $1,700. He offers t reward of $500 for its recovery. '' B?2u We learn that Charles R. Doming, formerly of this city, has been unanunpusly nominated by the - Democratic party f one of the counties in Kansas, as a candidate for State Senator. Laf. Jouc.-x Is that the same Charles R. Peming that was indicted in Indianapolis, a few years ago, for robbing the mail, and who got off by some hocus pocus, kLOwn only to the initiated? v .:' , ;', W(ihlBgtoa Item. We clij the following items from, the Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette : There is trouble between the hanaonious Democracy In Philadelphia, Florence and Collector Baker being at loggerheads! , , A good story is tohL by a Lancaster paper, of an incident which occurred during Buchanan's recent' visit. J. B., it seems, took a fancy to a brakt-sman on the train between Colombia and Lancaster, and thus accosted him : -'-"-. . ' i Mr, B. Ycng man, are you employed on this train t .'r TiMfl ."uVn-nn Brakesman. Yes sir. ....., ' . Ms. ,J BU . (patronizingly )!- hp w would you like an appointment at Ika White House? Brakesman. (mischievously).; Old man, your tinue is too short. , ., Mr. B. mada tracks for the bridge. There is. a tumor of another collision be tween Hughes and Hagner, the rival candi dates for Congress in the Fifth District of Maryland. , A duel is spoken of as the probable result..' ' '. Mr. McLane is still ia Baltimore, but will leave in a tew days in the Brooklyn for-Vera Cruz, where it is belieTed the treaty will be arragned on a satisfactory basis. It is be lieved hat Juarezes not unwilling to have a rapture with Spain, as it would give him an opportunity, with our assistasce, of course, of carrying tho war into Africa, by attacking Cuba. John A. Dix is to-day first on the books for the French Mission, but to-morrow soma oo else rrt,y be a head taller. Senator Douglas' wife has been seriously ill, but is now recovering. Francis J. Grund, tho noted Hessian and toady to Cass, is about to write a book. For the sake 'or many reputations it ia to ha hoped it will not contain a correct history of lunuj luuiuuicui. men who wQom ce nas been associated as fugleman. The Forbes revelations trumpeted with so much wind by the New York Herald, don't amount to much. They show that many prominent Northern men have helped old Brown along; but it does not prove that they had any intimate acquaintance with his scheme. In view of many applications to the President for Midshipmen appointments, the Constitution says it has been requested to state that the act 'of Congress of" "August 31st, 1852, expressly provides that after this date, no appointment of Midshipmen or pupils at any Navy Schools be made unless recommended by the member of Congress representing the District in which the applicant resides, in the same manner that Cadets at West Point are now appointed. Tke President has power ' to appoint ten Cadets at lnrge, but not one Midshipman. The Scientific American has rather a poor opinion of the water gas about which the Philadelphia papers made such a fuss recently. It says such a pas is inferior to rosin rhs by just the amount of water vupor mixed with it, and is not any cheaper.

Outrage on the Sons of MAlta. The editor of the New York Sunday Times, having been . refused admission among the Knights Of Malta, veuts his ill humor iuthe following stanza: That the Subs of Malta are "Thugs," I opine It is a rumor dovoll of foundation; Yf t, their midnight march van but one lung line Of midnight ana ans-iualion I A ii J a fearful suspicion intrudes 111 mj rlijnm, A suspicion indulged l.jr the mass in. Thut, fur murder of talents and murder of Miiih. livery cowl hides a double am a-ial Trials op Speed at State Fairs. It appears from the following item that trial of speed at State Fairs are looked upon by some folks in the light of horse-racing: "The Grand Jury of Chittenden County have indicted the Vermont State Agricultural Society as a nuisance. The ground of the indictment is that said society has violated the law against horse-racing." BaFGeneral Kellogg, of Brattleboro,' has introduced into the Vermont Legislature a bill providing for a heroic statue of Ethan Allen, to be placed in the public grounds in front of the capitol. Lafayette Journal.

Wouldn't a bronze or marble statue an swer the same purpose? , NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. OFFICIAL. rm X.M8T or sIbttbbs bmjwWM. ing in the I'oatofflce Nov. 1, 1859. Persona calling for these letters will please lay "Advertised," and give date of list : Jlltm Johm MaharJshn Allen Miss Nancy Mvssinger Merret C Allen Geo A Miller Michael Asbby D Marcheon Miss Anna Arnoldy Mr Maher Miss Catharina Allen Miss Catharine Morris Mrs. Ellen C 3 Anderson Guy Marshal Mrs C A Hon John Morrison John C Mfhnell Jitph Z MaddocksJH Bacon DrlH - Mitchell P T Bull Root Maher Patrick Bush Geo M Morgan Miller Burn Christopher Marshall Miss II K Bayless Isaac T Martin John M 2 Brooks John MafUt John. Beesley Mrs Jane Miller Frank Bishop J W . Miller J H ' ' " Bass Iter L W Man ninjT Johae ' ' " Bennett II iram Martin Vreeaauat F'-f Batoman IS MekerWm Bird Wm K McOnnelly Mrs P Brown Nathan McCrackeo K DButler Chas U McKuhlia John. Bowen John McKnnaJoha. Bradley DA McOlintock Wnn Bone John McCunael Absotem Bryant Wm L McGregor Benjamin Chmrtir 6lo McDonald Mis Amandka C Crooke Thomas McMaster John Crass Mr ' McCluskey Chas Clark Miss Martha Porter Albert B Cronin John Parrish W R Craig J B 2 ' Pucker John ' Clueterman Co Parry AC CoylWmK Puller BC Conper Iavid Perkins II Carey James Proctor J M Corey Enoch W Parsons Mrs Amelia Coon Henry . - Pearce Mrs Bebekaia Campbell Alex . . Parker Wm Oastnl W A & Co Pagnette Joseph Cunningham Harris : . Perry Boot B Mtmnitl Jl JVa)roM WV DeBassJobn Bockhill J DeCamp Elijah Bichardsou Rout Doyl Miss Margaret Ruby C O A Co Ethtl J J Reltig John A Eggleston Eerdiuaud Boj noids A H Edmon Francis Bhoane John. foratt 4 JO K j burn John Fitzsimmon P . . Rivarts Theodora Kurgasen Wright , Koihchild A Field T M 2 Reynolda Ihos Fuller Wm R . Kalliena. anl Fisher G D Bobbin a" M - Feaman Geo Kobextoon Juaejihi - Kullen wider Henry C Roberta Chas Fegun E Co Moires MW Fremen Mary; (Care of Sk&iu David J Hewson) Shoppard Pheba UermMJC JV JV Scrautuu Jas Grant Mil sEligahetat Stephens Ii I Goodman Alfred Smith Wm. IL Gorman MiaaKata. StiLwell Saml Grant Thoa - Stevenson Bar Ei Grave MiokaeL Btaflord Fromeu. Gauche Charles. South Mrs G Groges Miss Klica. Smith Nathan- IE Green John T tstheil li C Hognara D J Sumner M V ; Hansell. D B. Smith Andrew J) - Henry C B Seeman Peter Hill Edward U Stewart Mical . Hendersan Miss Martha Shephard SamL Halt Hied Leasie (care f Stewart Geo Henry Hill) Striker May Harper Wm ToHtttmmmm J!mml it Holoway Miss Mar H Torrance Louisa - Jsri Jllrm . , r Tomlinson Jusat-uir Jones David ' ' Turs Daniel ' i Jamison May B - - - Taylor Jomjifb n. Johnson D It- - - 'Tigan E -Htmmtdy JfU jrrtjrTurner Jcaapa- A Kirkpatrick Jas A - Tibia Herwy . j , ; . Kallahan Dennis WHIU XJ 1 Ze- 14 W9 Walter &ohn 1 . Lanman John W Weeche Trad " Lewis RC Wall Jean 3 1 LothropJPa WalktyThoa . LomuEH " Wright Thus , Lowrv Enoch Wilson Charles LoveCaptJno - Willis Samljr Litchfteld Frederick Walls Jonathan W Lovejoy Miss Cornettn Woodruff Geo Loug Emery . . Wilkins Sharp Martin Wm Walder Tbomaa : ' ' rWetelrederic i . : . - . . O. R. It HDD, P. M. IS BJJV!a . Tojyrt t o j, mm cm Bran, lust received and for sala by noti Suv ' CHAS. McJOHSSTOW. JL J LV rii yiuur. Just receiwa and for sale by CHAS. McJOHJiaTOS, aol Posey's Block, Main st. 9 1UO bualiels, large aud no. xeeeiving and for ale by i i .' tliAS, sTCJUUBOi u, nol Posey's Block, i III JLJKL8 i-M ri W M9MJB MKVT OV ttiuBe choice sugar-cared hams, for sale by ' nol nol' " Posey's Block. HKHM nUTTXmt SO E.MB. JVO. 1 Bluegrass ButtrKat T. RICHMOND'S, novl Veeey s Block, Main atieet. - Vast EHe&t EOGH!l DOZEN JUST recetvedat, . T.. REDMOND'S, nol : .' Boaey s Block O I'll iSJiVKS EX XltA FA 31 LL EL Q I B afc . X. REDMOND'S nol, Poaojs. Black. 99 aw iu lam sagas cared Hams ; . . 6IIU lsa " Sida Meat, at T. REDMOND'S, -not Posey's Block. WBISLt U-I18K I.'-.VO HVMBVOt JL 1 cask, direct fiom Galway, Just received at T. REDMOND'S, nol Posey's Block. JtJd den growth for those who have heretofore found difficulty ia getting suited with fine flavored Teas, It W.li. r. BTUWUAKD'S. oct.1 17 Main street. asLF 9 prime article, just received and for sale cheap for cash at UOO K 'S oct.il Pioneer Family Grocery. "X U V 1 H 1 JH H . J " Ky 6 boxes Citrons, (Genoa) ' -I Cask Zanto Currants ; t 20 Boxes Raisins, (layer) . - - ; . 20 Half hoxee do , do . ' ' 20 Quar do do - do -jast received and for sale cheap at COOK'S . oct3l - ; - Pioneer Family Grocery. rgrxrm old pmoj'kh h Jtjijy -at ' alone in bis glory." Come and see what you hall see, if you come to COOK'S 31 Pioneer Family Grocery. J "O u wtjr TO JUIJV -oau Groceries cheap, go to ' COOK'S oct31 " Pioneer Family Grocery. fWlfl H JVB W COBJV J VST " ' " received and for Male at COO K'S -. Oct 31 Pioneer Family Grocery BUttMJBZ,tl J O T J - J " toes, a prime article. Just received at ; v . . i ; BOOK'S -oc31 - ' - - i - pjonw(r w-n,iiT Grocery. OSa BVSUBJLt, ArjL,JiH, JVO. J article Just received at COOK'S ocl3J Pioneer Family Grocery. BUKHMSM,8 MBM8H JPOTTOU m 9 just received and tor sale at COOK'S "c31 Pioneer Family Grocery. lialtO t LIi-Mn HJMJKS, 300 tfHO VIders, 400 pieces suirar dried Iwx-f for sale cheap at COOK'S "ct!i Pioneer Family Grocery. THBJV mMV MJtM IS lor Lai'dwaieat JACOB STKACI! i StlN'S, ur: 71 Malu t but -Jd :id .

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

or Tat cosomos or m .' Hartford Fire Insurance Co., January, 1 1359. C II A It T K U K D I N 1 8 1 0 . 1st. The immr -f Iliii Tompany is the llnrlfi.r.l ' Fir Insurance Couipniiy, ai'd ha'att'd t ii rt- . ford, Connecticut. - CAPITAL. : 2d. The amount of Capita: Stock i SOO.OOO 00 3tl. The amount of Capital, ftocii paid 1 ii,, ow.ooo ou 1 ASSETS. i Caxh on liuiul 8:tt,455 '-iri Cauh iu hauds of AkiiIh, or iu course of tranvniixi-m 34,l(Hi ai S77.S7I 43 Balauce on book, due the Company Is, 783 26 Bills receivable, secured by personal se enrity 09,974 C5 Real estate uticucumberid.... ...... ........ 15,000 00 . . ; ' " . ' , : $184,442 28 PAB TAl. H'KT VAL. 511 Shares Hartford B'k Stock. ...S61.100 u7.4S2 40U shares Phoenix b'k stock....... 40,000 . 40.000 100 shares Conn. Riv.b'k'g Co stk. 5,000 6.400 200 shares Farmers tt Mechanics' b'k stock 20,000 22.800 200 shares Exchange bank stock 10,000 . 8,800 124 shares City bank stock 12,400 14,200 150 shares Bauk of Hartford Co. D K stock 7.X) 8.025 200 shares Charter Oak b'k stock. 20,000 20,400 ISO shares Mercantile b'k stock 15,000 14,100 132 shares Merchants and Munutac'rs bank stock 13,200 13.800 137 shares jKtna b'k stock 13,700 14,310 200 shares American Exchange bk stock, W Y 20,000 21,250 300 shares Bank of America bank stock, N Y . 30.000 33.000 200 shares Bank of Commerce b,k stock, N x 20.000 20.700 300 shares Importers' St Traders' B'K stock, N X 30.000 33.000 200 shared Manhattan Co. b'k stock.. 10.000 13.800 200 shares Merchants B'k sk, N Y, 10,000 11,050 200 shares Colon u t stock, N Y.. 10.000 10.900 200 shares Ocean B'k stock, N Y.. 10,000 9,600 190 snares iianK oi America Uk stock k, N Y............ 10,000 11.000 300 shares Metropolitan b'k stock, N ..... . 86,000 33,450 100 shares Blackstone b'k stock,' - Boston 10,000 10,500 160 shares Bank of Commerce st'k, Boston..'... 10,000 - 10,375 10 shares Suffolk B'k stock, Bos- . ton -.i... 1,000 1,270 109 shares Hide and Leather B'k, Boston 10,000 10,500 100 shares Granite bk stock, Boston .. ......... 10,000 10,300 100 shares Webster b'k stock, Boston . 10,000 10,750 100 shares National B'k stock, Boa- - ton . 10,000 10,100 100 shares Atlantic B'k stock, Bos ton 10,000 10,025 100 shares B'k of the State of Mis souri stock , 10,000 10,000 100 shares Hartford JX Haven it R Co stock 10,000 12,250 20 shares Connecticut River a It ,'Co stock... ...... . ..-.i, 2,000. i 1,000 120 shares Connecticut River Company stock 12,009 3,000 24 Hartford GityBds, b per cents, - payable 1870 24,000 24,720 2 Ohio State Bonds, b per cents, payable 1800 10,000 10,075 20 Michigan State Bds, 6 Scents, - payable 1800 20,000 20,000 20 Tennessee Stale Bonds, 0 per ' cents, payable 1892 20,000 18,850 V. a. Treasury Notes (414 per ceuta) . . 14,000 4. 14,035 S580.9UO $617,313 - 184,429 Total amount of Assets.... ..-..$798,632 22 LIABILITIES. 6th. No liabilities to Banks, or others, due or not due. 7 . - . 6th. No louses adjusted anil due. " ' ' ;" S ;, . 7th. Losses either unadjusted J" .'... , 8th. or adjusted and not due, aj,mi JJ 9tb. Losses ia snspen.se, waiting -'- fnrther proof, included in last answer above, 10th. All other claims against the Company 9,895 97 -Total amount of liabilities. Sr,9! 9C TIAIOTHY C. ALLYN, See'y. STATE OF CONNECTICUT, . . ' UABTrOED COUNTY, S t , v , . .... Jajivabt 7th, 1859." Personally appeared T. C, A ii-tw. Secretary tf the Hartfeid Eire lusnranco Company, and miwlo oil til that the foregoing statement, by him subscrib1, is a trns full, and correct statonient of the affairs of said C.iiiiany, and exhibits, so far as can he ascertained at Uii date. :ta actual condition tn the 1st day ol January, 185:) Before me, " ' " ' " ' GOODWIN COLLIER, I Justice of the Peace.' Applications for Insurance and .all informati on desired, will be given by the imderaigaed.i ,-. - ALLEN C. HAL LOCK, Agent, Mar We Hall building. No. 9 Maiu street, KvansTille, Ind. - oct29 ; Home Insurance Comp'y, , OF NEW YORK. ' JY. llf JT 114, Bromdtcmp. " CAPITAL STOCK, (All paid iu) - ' J 1,000,000 SUUI'LLH , T - ... 600,000 The HOME INSURANCE CGMPANY continues to insuro against lossor damago by FIRE, and the dama-res of INLAND NAVIGATION AND TRANSPOUTATIOJf, on terms as favorable as tho nature of the rik-i and the real security of the insured, and of the Company will warrant. I.CM8CS EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AKD PBOHPTLT PAID. Abstract of the twelfth semi-annual statement of the condition of the Homs iNsvaascc Comi-any, of the city of New York, on the 3oth day of June, J - ASSETS '-' Cash, balance in Bank....... S 82,992 30 Bond and Mortgages (being first lien - on Real Estate, worth at least 81, , w 582,490). S-23,802 03 Loans on Stocks, payable on deliinnd, t ; -(market value of securities, 4301,- " " 982). 129,476 CO Bank Stock, (market value,). '' ' 84,150 00 1 nltrd States Treasurv Notes (market a 9 - -value )..., ! 7549 31i Karth Carolina State Bonds, (market -mine,) . 9,925 90 Missouri State Bonds, (market value) 17,300 00 Tennessee State Bonds, (market value) 9,202 50 Real Estate, No. 4 Wall street.... . 07,412 53 Iaterestdue on 1st July, 1859, (of which 521,182 02 has since been received) 23,792 $5 Balance in hands of Agents and in . course of transmission from Agrnts ( . on 30th June, (of which, $8,71S81 has since loen received) .19,211 42 Bllta Receivable, (for premiums oainland rik) . .. . .-. 13,497 98 Pnemrums due and uncollected on pol- r: icies. issued at office...........-.... 1,051 73 " ' ' T Total....:. - -.: i a LIAItlLlTlES. 1.4.-.7.82S 71 Claims forlosses outstandings , . on the 30th June, 1859, es-. ti mated at . 81,120 2U Due Stockholders on accoaut. of Tenth divided , 440 00 820,570 26 New Toi k, 19th Jnly, 1&59. CHAS. J. MARTIN, Pree't, A. V. WILLMARTH, Vice Pres't J. Milton Smith, Secretary. i Jom McGbek, Asst. Secretary- t ' " . sWBUSflTESS ATTSNDED TO WITH DESPATCH AND EIDEL1TY.-WI oct28 A. C. HALhOCK, Aseut. Wholesale aud retail dealer in - TOYS AND NOTIONS, NO. 1 MAIN 8TREET, " jng'mHEBjB :jjs" bb foujvit r WW full Htock of all the novulties of the day for the Fall Trade aad Holiday Presents, including Pianos, Melodeons, ' Violin?, Harps, Accorrtcous, Fifes, Flutes, Toy Drums, Guns, Dolls, Balls. Tea Sets, Tops, Mnrbles, Chessmen, Dominos, FireWorks, Gold Plutid and Gilt Jewelry, Ac. Country and City Trade solicited by oct29-Iy A. C. PTJ8HEE. : DRsrEilRMAN & GLAVIZ, JS.M. Surgeons, oner their services to the citizens oi Evansville and vicinity. Dr. Glavia will likewise pay particular attention to diseases of tho Eye. He has had long experience in their medical and surgical treatment, as an attending Physician in the Kye Infirmary at Beriin. Weer Office hours from 8 A..M. tn 4 P. M. ' Oftlca on 3d street- below Vine. Residence ssf Dr. Ehrman 3d street, between Vine It fycavaore. Residence of Dr. Glavic, Sherwood House. ocf 27 7- f s " . jy Itf.HN 2o boxes Halfs aud quarters, Star handle. 7o do H a rd pressed tallow do reeelrpd an) for uaIa hv " . - . outl9 GEORGE FOSTKR A CO. wJw from 2V to 4 bulil, for sale low to close oat fuiisigiiiueiit Ly oct I) (;kmi;;k s'ostek a co

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. if wit.no vjl . j. coL,MtutiJvte co. Afc hare remored to Water street, three doors above Main'. '

3 0 0 WE are now niaiiufacturing 'WoIib' Patent Fold. ing Spring Bed, the best and most convenient now iu use, ai it can be moved or nanm.-u witnout any trouble. Call and examine them. Jan25 Ml O T CJIHJES 30 HtiM CHOICB new Buckwheat Flour, just received by E. 8. BABC0CK. oct24 jTIO WJJ'I i I1. AVBBSU .TtlJLH W-S Cow, with Cair, for sale low to close consignment, by E. S. BABCOCK. 7 new Express Wagon and Ilaruens for sale cheap. E. S. BABCOCK. It HU.3 TVS Ji XT 11.1 IIjrJH JdlIJ just received aud in store by oct24 E. S. BABCOCK. PBSVPXBMOH JHTMCJjB OF CJL burning fluid perfectly safe and free from smoke or smell manufactured by an improved process, which gives brilliancy to the light, and ecouomy and safety in the use. For sale at the Drug Store of W. U. P. STODDARD, oct31 17 Mam street. B extra white wheat, just received and lor sale cheap for cash at COOK'S oct.'il Pioneer Family Grocery. TT HJVH MOVVD Ji SUM Of JL money which the uwner can have by giving a satisfactory description thereof and paying for this advertisement. . Apply to me at my shoe shop. No. 190 Main street, corner of 7th. ocfiodlw WM. EMERY. u-'s i uo.ti ji.i iii'i:r s rmtjt f W not in Virginia, but from Cuba, where a plauler has been induced to part with a small lot, about fifteen thousand of his choice cigars and can now be found for sale at the Drug Store of W. H. P. STODDARD, oct31 17 Main street. JT JMP8! I. J MM S! MjJIMP 81 JLJ Fluid and Coal Oil Lamps a fine assortment wholesale and retail, at reduced prices, now on hand and for sale at W. U. P. STODDARD'S, , oct3l "17 Main street. wrz. Boxiis rjm.it I, btbvh mJ just received and for sale low at COOK'S oct31 Pioneer Family Grocery. WOOD'S WILD CHiKRYTi SARSXPARIL", la Bitters for debility and loss of appetite and want of strength and energy. For sale by the agent, W. H. P. STODDARD, octal 17 Main street. K MiOXMJV f UI.11H tIltlUtJH Jm9 just received and for sale at COOK'S oct31 Pioneer Family Giocery. miwOTMCB TO UBAYMEJV, 1IJCKW V men, and others. All Draymen, Hackmen, Cartmen and others, who are required to take out license, and have not yet done so, are . hereby required to do so by the first day of November, and thobe who have paid their license, and have not yet attached numbers to their vehicles, as required by the Ordinance, are required to da so by the said 1st of November. ' E. S.MARTIN, oct26dlw City Marshal. fIBAJVMt 8TOJVJS8XO TOJV8 JtJBtUf rca grind stones, all sizes, received to-day by GEO: S. SON STAG, oct26 J. : 10 Main street, y.iZ7.vr sj.v-o p.tpn r thir t JGlJ reams flint sand paper, a very superior article, one trial of which will satisfy any mechanic of its merits and excellence, in store and for sale by - GEO. S. SONNTAG, oct20 " 10 Main street. M7UIH8H I it HI fJl Is 8 JL 150 dozen fresh eggs, 000 ns. Wessern Reserve butttr, at oct2i COOK'S F'AMILY GKOOKKY Af1MT' IHlllIiRS Wllili lit! TJ ANB-V at par for groceries or debts at Oct2G ' COOK'S FAMILY GROCHRY. Jf oWTOI-'J? T IT I! 8 T K J JI B U JLJ l'rairio Rose, about three or four miles alxn-e Evansville, a mare colt, foaled. in thespring. She was of a brown color, with a white star iu her forehead and a tip of whito on her nose The owner resides iu Sparta, Randolph county, Illinois. Any one taking up the colt, will pleas notify the owner at his residence or this oftice. oct2Gd3t mmoTtVB M8 11 Kit Kit I" GMVBJV Vw that Kauny Robinson, indentured .apprentice, left my house on or about the 29th day of September. All persons are notified not to trust or barlior on my account for I will not be accountable lor anything furnished her after tl.e date of her leaving. oct25 . SALETA EVANS. . W9B It ' CO.nKiJHTM JJ1VJ H 1..1K'JLjW ets. A large assortment comforts very heavily wadded, for sale low at , , oct2l S. EMBICIt A CO 'S -WBJ'SOJSMOBB Of TliJiT JL nice mixed yarn, just received at oct20 S. EM RICH A CO.'S f&KlBTMJVa FI'&JS I S I MOST 3 superb article, that will not shrink, just oiene.1 at S. EMBICII A CO.S HltJHJ f A K H HI., 8 Ji Mj M O ,', Herring, dec, for sale at r oct-20 . COOK'S FAMILY GRfiCEU. 'tTB IJK K-5U It It Is S. "flJl,P" W Vinegar received and for sale by ' octl9 - - OEORGE FOSTER CO. m i - W o o liisus BBJLJtiojyrr and Virginia (all sizes) in store and for rale by UEOKUK OHI Kit & UU tJ! BOXB8 MMMBVHU CMBB8K, jw ?P iust n-ci:ived and for sale at CUOK'S ocl31 -. . - Pioneer Family Grocery.' W BOOBS 8M UBHtKOJY 8 W V 0th series, the Coner Cupboard ; jlStiv toT a Lifo : Smooth Stones. Beuhla, Thirty yeiJi. Arctic Regions ; Life in Tuscany ; Almost itlkitra me; Leaven irom an Actors note uuusj i-uuui Xhetti icals, just received and for sale by J IIKAI.Y, . oct27 corner First and Main streets. Cg MOZBJ'jnOHStiA.jnnM,M'8 mJf9 tiles, (equal to Butchers) .. SO dozen Butclier's files, I 30 do do trimmer's chLwels. t. -..- '- 'IS do - do turning chisaels and gouges, - - 20 d ' da plana irons, - .- . 10 do Spear t Jackson's hand saa's, 25 gross best qnallty bed screws, jrust received and for salebr - ' oct22 JACOB STRAUB A SON. rrnxBH, suovML8 tec , . WM. . 30 dozen Lippenrott's axes, 20 do James' shovels, 5 do .. do spades, - ' 5 do do coal shovels, 10 do do womisawa (framed) now on hand aad for sale by oct22 JACOB STRAUB SON. ft V V II Jt I H s 9 t 20 kegs sup carb soda. .,2 barrels vulpher, " t casks sal soda, f 2 barrels eoporas, ; '. ' ' . barrels Aliiun, I barrel Epsom Sails, J(Mi lbs. Maddras Imligo. -jaat revived by , . ; OHA'S. ocr27 ' .- McJOHNSTON, Posey block. CKliSCENT CITV NURSERIES. ' - I' R V IT H MfOU 8JM,B K9 Strawliorry PUnt . s - Ijirge Early Scarlet ; ' -; ' 1 " W ilson s Albany ; -4, Hovey's Seedling; 1 ' ' McAvoy's Superior; ' - ' ' i" Hooker's Seedling; " ' ' . Gooseberry Plants ' i:'-r ' Houghton's S.dling ; ' ' :'! ' Currantu Red Dutch ; ' t a Iso Tthcubarb pluutJ, and a few choirw Rosn.-;. j oct7dlm BAKER & y)i v"''""" 4J H MB It MUM 8 JM JV It S Dried lieef 10OII lbs. very choice article. Just received aud for sole hv , CHA'S. McJOHNSTON, " tct2T , - , Posey block. ; ROOMS X MOPS . . . 2(1 dozen Shaker and fancy brooms,-1 '' ' . , m totton mops, fust received aud for sale by ' '' ' ' ' 'octi!7 - (JUA'S. McJOHNSTON. JTIHKKlsIi 23 . B OXBSiJSSO Rted sizes and kinds, n-eived and tor sale by . oct'27 ' CHA'S. McJOHNSTON. ?IJrB THJS-'siO H J Is F CMisWstS JL and 511 caddies of the various grades of Youug ilysMn, OUl Hysi u, luifM.rial, Gunpowder, and lll:u-k teas, just received and for sale bv I'HA'S. McJOHNSTON, i l'J7 l'os-y bloi k.

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HM L.JB i H S T TO MJ CCO TABLISIIMEN I. IN THK STATK. JtNP. Feudrich & Brothers, Would respectfully inlbrita the citiz-iiH i,f l-'iiii---ville and vicinity, thut thy have a larger Mock of Tobacco, Serars, Snuf, Pipes, ami German Smoking tobacco, Than any two establishments of our principal cities. jllotels and store-keepers, look to your Interests. B fre pnrelmsing elsewhere, please examine our large assortment, which we pledge ourselves to sell at the lowent Baltimore prices, and chinir than can Ih iHtught iu Cincinnati or Louisville; All we aak is, that you shall call ami lodge for yoniKelve. We ofler any of the alou :t h.-lesule or retail. Our estahlis-biiieut Is a branch of the well known t.xtensive:'-Baltimor Tircco Warehouse of Joa. Feinlrich t Bros.,. No. 155 Forest htrent. F.FKNDKI01I BROS., ! Main St., 1 dinir above First, oct24 - i ' -'- Evansville, Ind. C. KAVIOSO.N. !' " KIEL. DAVIDSON & 0'NEIL JTS. narshipin the Tailoring business would call the attention ef their friends to the met that Ihey are now prepared to furnish clothing of any description, and in any style required. We are both old residents and are well kuown. All our work iu ntHe l.v 1-ikmI workmen, none oth'rs are em plaved. Call and examine our gowis, if they don't suit, we promise not to get angry, but if any should suit we will inauetnem up on reasounoiu terms. N B. Noeiiatoru work, all Ev:nsvile make. -- . ; , , C. DAVIDSON", oct20 ' . . , '" D. fPNEIL.. WTJVFOBJajMTMOJS' TO Til I K UM. li 1 Within a few days a haudbill has been circul-i tl l.nroortiiiff an auction sale somewhere iii"Knirich's new building, " wiich some have mistake, for "Embich's." and we have reientedly been ask ed if we intended to sell at auction. To tlioso not Intimately acquainted with our business we would say that we are sincerely mueoieu iu me puuuu l,. irennntl for their liberal jjatronairo, which nnaliles us to continue our business as heretofore, and will guarantee our customers that our prices will favorably compare wmi hiiv, even tue uu.;iualiue auction.. HAM EM B1CH A CO.'S, - ct20 - ; . ". - : 49 Main street WM. VIMHEYDE. F. V1N HCIUC. . M . VAN HEY US. VAN HEYDE & iJliUS, Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers in Foreign ana jjomesuc iiiquors, vt inea, vigors, auu -Produw, t . CIRCLEV1 LLE, OHIO BUST HBCBMVBMI I' Kit BTBJM Wjf er Lehigh 12 bbls genuine Bourbon Whisky, ' Ar. An fi,linniraliIii I i . I V v. u .wuuu,-...w - - 1, a iirime article, which will be sold low for cash. Inn Til -. - WJ1: J. ll'.UO ur.n. .-vvi-ni. . oet20 - ' . . - 45 Maiu stree JTWJti CJIltPIiTi 1 SPMsE.VnMB Jtms article with colors and plaid to match, for sale cheap at , ocfiO , S. EMBICH tt CO.'S mm m m . nwi mm W Vfllf MX. M dm tm M. Wm. W - , . WW m Mm JF A complete? stock Of ladies, and misses,- wool nett Scarfs, Circulars, Talmas, Muffs, Armlets. Gaiters, Childrens' Mitts and Mittens, town Boots, Victorines, and a host of other fancy goods, for sale a. oct20 8. EMBICH tt CO.'S WWtOOJJBJY- UVtBBTVBS, BVCKWW ets, churns,' w'ooden bowls, and baskets of everv description at ' ' ' oila ... COOK.'S FAMILY GROCERY. M-XJJVCV GBOCBBIBS PICKLES JL of all kinds Worcestershire and many other snu-e-i. Ovsteri. Sardines, Kosewater, llayruni, 11 a voring extracts, Olive oil; canned freli n.ackerel, Shan, etc., lor sale ar - oct-20 COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY MmtSSOMsCTMOJV. JlW The coiMrtuerhin heretofore existing ! tween Z. H. Cook and Henry Cook, under the firm of 'L. H. Cook A Son, was dissolved September 1st, 1859, by mutual consent. Mr. Z. H. Cook will continue the ImxinesH and cHect all debts due tlie firm and pav all demand agaiudt it. '.. II. COOK, ct2V'-'y -- - .'- . - H.'A.COOK. rmxJiBB j"6tmc1k " JL By an order of the Common Council, paused Saturday, Octoler 15tli, I am authorized to receive for three weeks from that date, City Orders lor the whole amount of taxes. P. S II MUCK, oct20;-' : . City Collector. 39 BX8 Jy'o 1 11.1.11 R C It V CIBBSMi 20 boxes Pine apple cheese, 10 do English dairy do fted at COOK S FAMILY GROCERY. I fJtXSKB JS'O TICB, i: VB B U Oli I. JL .e-nUve on band, and are manutactiiring 10 order, all kludn of Fringes, Buttons, Cord Tassels, tc. Ladies wishing the atiove named articles, would do well to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere, as they can get whut they waut. We also wholesale to merchants by the piece or yard, so that it will be an object for them to give us their orders. All orders sent us will be tilled with neatness aud dispatch. . We also keep an assortment of Skwtna Machini constantly on hand. Wheeler A Wilson's, J. M. Singer Co.'s, and five different kinds of Single Thread Machines. We have an adjustable Binder and liemmci. All persons having Machines wil do well to send ng an order for these articles, as they are a great saving of labor. Price of each 85. F. M. SELLMAN, Agent, luarlS No. 5 Firwt street. Evansville, Ind Jf JBUJsJBI)!500 Ms MS. JiXIMvM JLM No. Vlard for sale at octlS ERSK1NK CPRNICK A CO.'S 47 Maiu street. &UJMBB JJS'Jl COMMOJT BROOMS, just received at vltJK ERY BROS. , iwjrrMiBJVMsMC cbm'bjs't. Just sMjtt recvived on cotisigameut, as a sample, 5ti lmrrcls prime Louisville cement, for sale low to close out, at EKSKISE, CURNICK A CO.'S oct!8 47 Main street. JIsTIMORFs ST I Is Is J IlIJJ II Ovstersin cans and half cans, received daily from -the above grand depot of bivalves, warranted fresh, fine, fat and full at octlH . ,- ERSKINE, CURNICK A CO.'S 4. Main street, sole agents. AND WINTER "1850 1839. 'FALL G-OODS! t&lli-Jjy 'ii Isl- X Mil Is Is V MBSPBCTJ fully isolicit the attention of their numerous friends and customets to an extensive assortment of - - FA LIAAND WINTER ; G 0 ODS, Which tfcey are. daily receiving and submitting fo Inspection.-'.-These goods embrace all the uev.es designs and"most desirable patterns maiiuf.irtiirefl and are; admirably adapted to the Western Trade Annexed they enumerate a few of the departments which will be found complete, und comprising all the novelties of the season : . . Cloths, Cassimeres, and Doe-Skins; " Satinetts, Fancy Tweeds, and Jeans; Stups, Merinos, and Dress Goods; Ginghamf, Prints, and Scotch Plaids; Ribbons, Hosiery, and Gloves; , Blankets, Flannels, Linseys, and Tickings; , Sheetings, Shirtings, and Mariners' Striise; Genuine Irish Linens, "our own importation;" . Boots and Shoes; Hats and Caps; " Fancy Articles, Notions, Trimmings, Sir. oetl9 ' CObXElt MAIN ASD FIRST STS. OJ W FOB HJlsK TllH hi: ST pony in the State for a littie bov or srirl. for sale. 'Vryliim, and if he suits, buy him. . Call at HUGHES' for information. - . , cctl4 TjfXlVCL To It'S JS-OI MVJS. LETTEHS JZM tesfaineutary, with the will annexed, of the estate of Thomas J. While, deceased, having ls-en granted to the niidersigned, notice is hereby given to thpse iudebtcd to said estate to make immediate payment; and to those having claims against the same to present them, duly authenticated aecordiug to law, for payment. , The estate is supposed to be solvent. , . , ESTHER P. WHITE, octl4-tf ". Executrix. CTCHJK U MtJw'MV'JiS . JIOS.K.X' just received, ier Adams Express, tor sale at lower prices than elsewhere. .;.."', . . J. STRAUB A SON, , " oct!4 . '.'! 47 Main street. 1T1MB8H BVTTBM.30 Is US. JIST tL received at T. REDMOND'S. oct!4 - Posey's Block. . ICIils EH P OJtH 3 BBMsS. JVST received at T.REDMOND'S, e oetl.'i - - ; '' . Posey's Block. ' BBJ Mil UJRE ; T. JlJL 100 don Chopping Axes; 20 da , Meat Cutters; . . 20 do Wood Saws; ' ' , 10 do Coal Hods; V ' ' " KHI setts Fir Irons; ' x dozen M eat Snws? ". e " ": 1 2 do Butchers' Stwdsi Just received, octl't ;ko. s. sonntah. TJiJI4S r j and for sale at a? sww on liai'd oct-JO COOK'S KAMI LY CKOl'KI

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' , J 08a sciioksfeld, MANUFACTURER & WIIOLTJALE DEALFK I.N cloths, t'As.s.irv.'fN, fi.ir.vf.'7'r.s', tviuuh " - -- - - GENTS- FUIiAlSIILNG (ilJOKS. , AI-ii. Lis Is ami fa Di. it 1 .' No. 3 Watkm Siuekt, ur.r. Main ash Ma.,io:. " . -- - - - -T- T. 1 . . M ... . Sf.l - liiiUauijijr., 1 it The Great Medical .Discover) j tnVll.t's FARSAPARII.A AND STILI.IN'IIA, K BLUOD & LiVKll aYIUJP! , ro the ci Iif. or ' Scrofulous, Siplulitic, and .Mercurial ' Din . eases,' Old Sores, Skin ; Ilixeates, and-all other diseasr which are caused by ' ait Hit -, pure elate of jht BLOOD. ; J A HuiHlurjul Vare of Pcrojuloiu nhtle bieeltwyr B " ' - lit ad the ulntemtut of Marti Bobbin. WfilS VJ8 OJ'K OF THB WO MKT MM. roses ever reroTded. He now enlovs roimmt hmttli, aud has T-r thepast year done as much work as any young man 01 ins age 1 Tina cure has excited Ins friends, neiglibors, and physicians, aiid eveu some of the Medical Fiu-nlhi. tliie of the Prnfeisors (Dr. R. a. h. wton,) who was calletl to him as a Surgeon, not to prescribe, was so- forcibly ,inyr-!ine'i wiiu me iiemaruauie oiroflrs 'own of thin Medicine, that he has adopted it into his private practi.-e, as well as at the Colleges and Hospitals. Cincinnati, Feb. 1G, 1868. Mcfwitg A. Is. Si'ovti.i A Cc. ,. tieiUlemen. I will with great pleasure give my testimony as to what your Sabhaparilla and Stilmngia, or lshtotlunfl Licer Syrrp, has done for me. Some three years ami a half ago, I was attacked with a Scrofulous White Swelling, which was at tended with most exri uciating pains. 1 tried vai i ous remedies, and had two of the best physiciansat the city (01:0 of them a Professor in an Old School Medical College), and they failed togive me any relief. I was so reduced that I was confined to my bed for over throe mouths. The nerves and muscles of one leg were so rontrarud and drawn up, that I cnnVl nut ifnlk. I had more than a tiozen rvitninq uifxr' on zs-: -leg from which 1 took, from time to tun.-, more than one hundred piecer of HOSE, scin-of 1 hem from three to four hit lies long. Im eeduoej to A lost a skeleton, and mr friends had given up nil hope of my rm-otrry. I w;ts ill this oud-tion wlie.u 1 coiiiineneed I lie use of your Blood aud Liver Spirit. 1 I have used altogether some two dozen bottlee of it, Mill at the mule time the Iodine Ointment, a hich you advise t use with it ; aud lastly, the Hialifg Ointment, girn under the head of 'Whito Sweiliu," iu your directions. Iam nw able to allend to busine. ami my h-gs have Isjootne so strong that 1 walk without any difficulty, and have eiitireljTecocerat heeWi. Yours, trnlv, MARTIN R0BIXS,Jr Resilience on Eighth street, between Mound and John, No. o2l; or at the place of business, with Brown tt Villcttc, No. 4 East Fourth street. Rend an extract from the Ci.ieinnoJi Medical JottrHalt Vol. 5, page 310, by its editor, Prof. B. S. Newton, in regard to this remarkable cure: "While Martin Uobbios wj in the very worst imaginable condition, we were called to attend him for a fracture of the leg, produced by a fall. The indications of a reunion of the bone, under the circumstances, were very unfavorable, lor he wonld ait, -lav after day, pinking out mall piece of heme, which would sloiigii oft. I found him using Ocotrill't preparation, xku-k he i-ontinuetl to use until a cars iros ejected. . We gave him no constitutional treatment, being in attendance only as a surgeon ; yet we confess we h;ul much curiosity to see what coo Id be done in a system so extensively diseased as his was.".,".- ; ; -i; ' Will the afflicted call on. the agent and get a pamphlet containing certificates of cures from woll known citizens of Cir--innati ? Recollect that this medicine is wraranted to cure all digeasesth.it are coursed ly an impure Stat of the bhicl. ScoviU's Jffotnl and Liver Stirup is composed entirely of vegetables, and is perfectly tafe for Children to I'sc, iu rase of sore month or eruption of tho -kin. If mothers value the health of their children, they should eradicate the seeds of tha disease la-fore it is to late. . Read the statement of one ci -the oldest chemists in Cincinnati. - ;- "We hereby certify that we have been made acquainted with O- oviH't friritHirilla and tillingia,or hlOOD ASD LIVFU SYKl'V. Th ingredient lire entirely vegetable, ninl no mineral enters Into tho preparation. W. M KUltl LL A CO., - One door west of lTurm-t House, Cin'tL For sale by the Proprietors. ... A. I.. SCOVILL tto COe No. 12 Wet Eighth St., Cincinnati. Also, by Keller A White, Lvatiaville, Ind. N. S. Thomjwon, " " Also, agents for the sate of Dr. TfolT BaUam for the Lmmoh, and Dr. Baker Pain Panacea, for the cure of all pain, both interna! .:iid e-.Jeruai. . , , oct7-d.tv2m. , . TUB E VAXSYI LLE INSURANCE COMPANY, (Enltildiitlteil and Incoryoratal in 18.10,) - tak e: STEAMBOAT HULL, F h A T B oXt" RISKS, At low rates. nnJ ndjimts towea tidriy mud promptK. Capital, , $250,000 OFFICE Oil Water street, Well known as the Canal Bank. WM. T. PAGE, Secretary. IJVS UllA XCE A GUN T : For tho follotciiig well kuown Companies : Charter 0: insurance Company, CAPITA L .$30.000 Connecticut Jnsurance Company, CAPITAL .u ..........J200,OIXI ' . Feoria Insurance Company, CAPI TAL ... . 8500,000 Park Insurance Company, CAriTAL...'..;L.. Lorilltrd Insurance Company, CAPITAL..." ..; ,5200,000 Takes all kinds of risks, and adjusts losses promptly. ... , Policies for Life Insurance issued iu tho Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company, ' - Of New York. CAPITAL ASD SURPLUS......... '. $188,000 Of which flOOKil is deposited with the Comptroller of the Statu of Now Yorx.. aepii-Smdliu w ff i VJWS- If.! G 8. I OO B JI Is E QlW Large size heavy Gunny lines, in store a for sale by - - - - PRESTON BROS. J. C. $ J. G, SMITH, ' So.. 187 Mailt street, Cor. Sevcuth,. E V AX S V I LLE, I S D . sf IU Ti: l-VIs FO a THE PJST PJTW ronnge bestowed uuou iheui, bi-g Joava to inform their friends and the rouimuuity in general, that with (he ah! of new Bia.iuirv, tl-y are enabled lo turn out work superior to that of any Eastern make. ' . : - Those who wish to have good TOOLS, and at the same time encourage hniue manufacture, can supply themselves at the factory.' i ' Hatchets, Axes, lioes, Draw-KniVos, Pork Cleavers, Millers' Picks, and Edged Tools of all kinds, made of double refined cast stool, and warrantod oual to sny iu use. - Bep''7-:lm B V 1' IlOsVL-MADE SHOES !! JTJIIMES it '1 1- Is M'lsBJSK TJHK JLJ particular no ire-that- 1 - am - Rising to paymarked attention to the inanul.-u-ture of Indies', Misses', and Children's SiiiN-s of all kinds. In cases of emergency, ladin can have shoes made witiiin four hours uotice. t If any one doubt the fact." t them try it. tiei.tli men Mill please call and too the handsome and durable styles of Fall and Winter Boots 1 sui now umhieg. ? r "s . -. . . '7 . WANTKO Immediately, ten or-twelve poi journeymen, for men's and women' work. The highest wages will be paid iu cash. septal - . JOHN RASCU,.N.l8or.d 1st. . rjfMtor ICJ Is FMVMT 7' JL liHKM.'oc.mnuK-, Ii . ill bxs FreaicU Lemons. . Ii.veive.1 at . H- COOh. J- SON S. It MI.TIMOUK Of STEMS MFC II daily bv Kpress. al J, 'I ION M IAJII1 I l.liOltKl,