Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 67, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 November 1859 — Page 2

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EVAWSVI1.LE.IND. WEDNESDAY MORNING OCTOBER 2 Horace Greeley is out iu a card in reply to the revelations made by one H. Forbes, which were published in the New York. Herald. Mr. Greeley admits that he did give said Forbes $20, to aid him to go to Xansas to assist the free State men in their difficulties. He says, also, that other l.rtiea contributed means, and that probata,, -be w Hole amount raised for Col. Forbes equalled $700. Forbes departed West for the purpose of drilling the free State recruits, was gone some five or sir months, and returned to New York to raise more money. Greeley, considering that he had already invested about as much in the Colonel as was profitable, declined to take any more stock. The white-coated philosopher says he has yet to learn what the Colonel did in Kansas to aid the free State cause. He closes bis card with the following advice to the Fifth Avenue Hotel Committee, who made a sweeping charge against certain Republican Senators, as being implicated in the Harper's Ferry difficulty : I close with a single word of advice to the Fifth Avenue Hotel Committee and the pro-slavery party generally, viz : In your dealing with Col. Forbes, bo sure you have a plain contract, put down in clear black and white. Even thus, you will probably find that he costs more than he comes to ; in any other case, you certainly will. ' The Common Council of Indianapo lis, after a warm debate, passed an order to purchase a steam fire engine from Lee & Larned, of New York city. The engine is to be similar to the one exhibited in that city a few weeks ago, but of heavier and more durable construction. The price is $4,600, payable in bonds maturing in two years, bearing 6 per cent, interest. There was quite a rivalry between the friends of this engine and those of Mr. Latta's. The insurance company in the city that will give the largest amount of money, not less than five hundred dollars, is to have the privilege of naming the engine. Bonds are also to be issuid for the purchase of horses, hose, etc. The Council also advertise the hand engines, hose ,hose reels, for sale. They evidently,intend to make a revolution in the fire department. Should our Council intend to purchase another hand engine, there is one at Indianapolis that is abundantly worth what is likely will be asked for iU We think the Franklin Company ought to inquire after it. It may be worth their while. Tbikves. The Olney, 111., Timet says that town has, for some time, been infested with thieves and burglars, whose depredations have become so outrageous as to almost occasion thti necessity for a session of Judge Lynch's Court. Notices had been posted up in different parts of the town, purporting to emanate from that worthy, calling upon the citizens to meet before His Honor, for the purpose of devising some plan ef ridding the community of the pests with which it is infi-stcd." Olney is not the only town troubled with these gentry. We would in fer, from articles in our exchanges, that there had been a regular rain of thieves. There are much fewer detections, too, than common, which argues an unusual shrewd ness on the part of the rascals, or remarka ble dullness in the police. Slanderous. The Providence Journal says the mails from the Isthmus come laden with their nsual tidings of turn" oil and war in South America. " We should be as much surprised to hear of general peace on that continent, as to be assuted that no murder bad been committed in INew York for a week. JgTue Governor of Tennessee has nom 'mated a Board of Directors for the State Bank, composed, with one exception, of Democrats. Dr. G. P. Smith, formerly a mail agent, heads the list. The Nashville Banner thinks, for a "People's Bank," this Board is slightly partizan. G. Pikbcb. The Concord, N. Pa triot states that under no possible circum stances will General Pierce allow his name to go before the Charleston Convention as a candidate for the Presidency. This disposes of the charge that the Douglas movement in New England is really intended for Mr. Pierce. 8A Paris correspondent of the Provi dence Journal says it is rumored that Napoleon intends making Piedmont foot the bill of expenses incurred by France in the late war with Austria. Snow. The rst snow of the season fell at Indianapolis o i Saturday last. It didn't amount to much, however, melting as fast as it fell. A'i Logan3port and Kokomo there was quite a snow storm. Gov. Weller, of California, has sent to First ComDtroller Medill a thousand dol lar draft, for delivery to the Treasurer "of the Washington Monument Association, it being the first of the yearly contributions of that amount tendered by tne state oi Cal ifornia. g&The Southern Indianian says the St. Louis mills at Princeton, are sending off about six hundred barrels of flour each week, most of it going to New Orleans. An Important Disclosure The New York correspondent of the Charleston Cour ier says : Th nTnnrwtnn rtf rtnn rtf the dailv tOUT l 1 - . nals of this city have in their possession tne names of certain merchants and rich men in this city, who have been aiding and abetting just such men as " Old Brown " in creating disturbances and disaSections among the slaves at the South. The person who found them out did so by having a close communion and keeping up a regular attendance at Dr. Cheever's church.

',, New Habmoht, Oct. 31, 1859. f Editor Jocbsal: I promised you some notcj on the Posey County Fair-and only wish that some one more competent to the task had made the promise. Nevertheless, here are the facts : Tuesday and Wednesday, up to 12 o'clock M., were devoted ItTUSS enrryorartTeTesfarid arranging them for exhibition and examination. - In Class Kofi, .nouses, there were eijjhlyfive entries, Kentucky and Illinois" being represented. Much yt th ..' stock ; was very good, and some yeryinfcrior.' i -.f In Class Nos2;-cattle,- there were- -thirty entries. ! Posey ! county shows some good stock, and I wojdered that she "did hot exhibit at the District Fair. : In Class No. 3j jacks and mates;! there were six entries. None of the stock in this class could be called very goodj '; " c . In Class No. 4, sheep,, there :were eight entries. Some very good specimens of wool bearing animals were on exhibition. In Class No. 5, hogs, there were eight en

tries. Some of the stock in this class ..was very creditable. " - ' ' - -' In Class No. 6, poultry, there were six en-, tries ; a coop of Shanghais exhibited by Mr. White, were very fine. ',.. ' ."'.'. , In Class No. 1; vegetables,; there were twenty-eight entries, all of excellent quality. The potatoes, both Irish and sweet, were very good. Beets that ' were hard to beat. Cabbage that would make a German think of his Fatherland, and pumpkins that were pumpkins. The other articles in this class showed that the people of Posey understand how to cultivate their rich soil. In Class 8, grain and seeds, there were twenty-three entries the grain of corn, wheat, oats and barley, was good. . In Class No. 9, field crops, there were four entries, the statements made did not show a very heavy yield. . x rr In Class No. 10, fruit and flowers, there were twenty entries. The apples were good and quite a number of varieties.' Only one pear. Two lots of dried peaches and two of dried apples. ' There was a bushel of pealed dried peaches and a bt.3hel of dried apples put on exhibition by Mr.- Minney, that were the finest I ever saw. Tne ladies of New Harmony must have stripped their gardens, judging from the quantity on exhibition. Only one plant in bloom, was to be found, but that one was a beauty. In Class, No. 11, Mechanical, there were were forty entries, of plows there were four, the best two "horse- plow'on exhibition was made by Wm. Sheldon of Mt. Vernon. Several saddles and sets of harness were on exhibition, and all of them very good, but I think your townsman, Mr. D. M. Schnec, showed the best, but owing to the fact that thi3 was a County Fair he could not have a premium awarded him. The buggies were nothing extra; two good wagons, two pairs of boots, one pair of slippers, a stove and trimings and other tin and iron ware, made I guess out of the county. Harrows, Drills and cultivators made up the bill the Kirby mower and reaper included. ' : . ; ':" In Class, No. 12, Miscellaneous, there were one hundred and eighty-four entries, a most heterogeneous "mass, 15 quilts 8 pieces ef embroidery, 4 of tapestry, 8 bonnets, 3 carpets, 1 piece of jeans, 1 of flannel, honey, butter, bread, cakes, jellies, preserves, pickles, paintings, specimens of dentistry and tobacco, pastry and molasses, cord-wood and maple molasses, butter scotch and apple wine, canned fruit and stuffed birds, cordial and shawls as old as 1 am, but I' will quit for the time, words fail to, enumerate all that was in this class, it was rightly named and although so large, $7 would pay all the premiums at$l for the first, 50c for the second. : .. In Class No. 13, the ring-, there were forty-seven entries pacers and trotters in harness and under the saddle; no very, fast ones. Ten ladies rode for the county premium, and as many gentlemen not forgetting about a dozen boys. . The ; ladies rode well, and managed their horses as though they understood the art equestrian. The gentlemun rode well, and the boys so well that four premiums were awarded. The riding was one of the great features of, the Fair. In Class No. 14, sweepstakes, there were twenty-two entries. Illinois bore off the first premium for stallions. Good stock of all descriptions vere exhibited in this ring, and many of the premiums .went out of the county. On Friday there was a series of rings . . i , j Tr . i j v , I open 10 me woriu. jveniucny aau Illinois took premiums. Gibson, I believe, took one or two, but of. this I am not sure. The officers did all in their power to make visitors comfortable, and carry on the Fair to the satisfaction: of all. Kl.'.ix x. The mu3ic discoursed by the New Harmony Band needs no comment from, jne.Any one that has heard their performances will readily award to them tlie palm. - ' The ' managers made one mistake in the regulation of entries. All members and their families, (and I thought that Posey county could boast of the (argesl families in the State,) were admitted for one dollar, wbeth er they exhibited or not ; yet a person from out of the county wa3 charged two dollars., and their families had to purchase tickets. Experience will dictate a change the Fair will be opened to the world, and exhibitors will be the only persons., who will be admitted for the 8 mall fee, thus will they en courage persons to exbibit. it is tbe exhibitors who makes the Fair, and the greater tbe amount on exhibition, the greater the crowd to see the sights. The Fair opened to the world, would draw stock and labor saving machines from the whole country,' and our farmers and mechanics would thus have a chance, at least three days in the year, to. attend a great. Industrial School, and learn- more by seeing the articles, and have an interchange of thought with the owner, than they could learn from theorists in a whole year. . ; I ought not to omit noticing a fine display made, I believe, by Mr. a. Bolton and Jas. Tompson, Esq. - The growth of the sea, the land, and the air, was exhibited by them. - A beautiful Aquarium was there tiled with fish and other aquatic creatures; If gwas looked at by every one- , who visited the Hall. - The dinner servea on tne ground was good, better I thought, than at your, Fair, and at one half the price, only twenty-fire cents. ,.,' ., The citizens of New Harmony, proverbial for their hospitality, out did themselves, and all were made to feel at home, mirth and eood music prevailed, and I feel sure that no one who attended the first Fair of Old Posey, will ever forget it. Only one slierht accident occurred daring the whole Fair, and to have three thousand people together, and all happy, is worth Sail the trouble connected with Fairs. 1 The receipt were about one thousand dollars, enough I am told, to pay the premiums and other expenses. This is well.: . i IIarvowith. . Thomas D. Roliinson and Charles B. Stetson were elected delegates to the Charles-'' ton Convention by the District Convention, at Topsbam, Maine, on Wednesday last. Both are strong Douglas men, and strong Douglas resolutions were passed.

"The Louisville Courier tell the. fol-, lowing story of. the cool impudence of a. burglar in that city : LJL About two o'clock yesterday morning i

Mt.A FrentZj-the j weler, w ho rooms the rear of bis store on Market, street, was aroused by a noise, in his r kim.' ' The,-jewj eler rubbed his ryes as a fellow is apt to do, 1 Hhrt'peeringthrough thehtrkness saw iiwrr-f searchjng in bis puntaloon pockets." f rruvs j asked tbe fellow what be was doing. " None of your business;" quoth the burglar Mr: Frentz then told him to leave, or he would blow his brains out, to which the burglar replied, " I'll be d -d if it won't be the lust matvs brains you blow out." The owner of the store insisted upon his leaving, but the rascal demanded, "with much coolness, that he should light him ou -he front way, remarking "I don't intend to take the trouble to crawl out the back way."' But he did when Frentz commenced calling for the watch. The Lafayette Courier tells a tough story of a burglar of that place, who in a fit of repentance, or a misht of' the garment, brought back a new cloth coat he had stolen a few nights before from Mayor Connolly. lie entered the bouse about midnight, and softly deposited the stolen coat in the very place he had taken it from, and got away wiinoui Deing seen. - j; Su -A- "woman was recently tried in the Anderson, S. C, Circuit Court, on a charge of being a " common scold." She was defended by ex-Speaker Orr, who moved to quash the indictment on the ground that it was not an indictable offense in South Car olina. The motion to quash was sustained by the Judge, because that portion of the common law relating to this offense was obsolete in that State. " J " 1 S&The Democracy of Kansas have nominated Sam. Medary for Governor, with John P. Slough for Lieutenant and John A. Haldeman for Congress. There seems to be no department of manufactures which our mechanics undertake, in which they do not excel. We were shown, yesterday, a beautiful specimen of glue, from the manufactory of William G. Boepple, in the vicinity of our city, which equals in clearness the best of Irish glue. Our pressman and he is ,a judge says it "makes as good composition rollers as any glue he ever used. Johk Zimmerman is the manufacturer. So great celebrity has the new Factory acquired, that orders tor a vast amount of glue are already received from St. Louis and adjoining2 cities. The success of Mr. Boepple's enterprise is but another indication of the pre-eminence as a manufacturing point, which our: icity is rapidly attaining. 1 ' 1 Eplrama from the Knickerbocker. TOM'l WEDDINO BAT. Keeping Tom'i wedding dy, hiafrientla Boozed till their brains were addled. They drank hia bridal day! Tom sighed and Huh', That Damn day I was tmddUd I ' TUB MEBKY MUUkNEB. Cries Tom to hi neighbors, as onward they proat, Cuaveyiug his wife to th place of long rest. Take, friend, I beaeeeh yon, a little more leUure, For why would yon make mtoil of a pteaturtT .' Han, dying, make their wills, But w ives escape a work so sad ; Why should they maie what, all their lire, The gentle damua hare had t NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -M- KLOUK A choice article, just received and for sale, wholesale and retail, at low figures, at ' .. H. VOOK'A no'J 1 ' ' Pioneer Family Grocery. trtii MMt FMOJH THMi MKSIA9 dence ef tlie tubscriber, on Water street, ou ' aturday afternoon, Oct. 29th, a bright sorrel horse, about 8 years old, sixteen hands high; no marks re-, collected, except one hind-foot white. A suitable reward will be paid for his return. ' , ' - - , H. O. BABCOCfc, noS-lwd&w r - 15 Main street. . New Layar Kaisins, just received by nol - E. S. BABCOCK." 500 quarter boxes sardines; 200 half . ; do i t do f f 1 t Treeo anu prime, just receiveu vj 1 ' - i no . J s J r - . ri. o. AJmjJb.. Crackers, -tor Mew Years fun j just received by no2 W. tra heavy bags, averaging 430 pounds to the bale, just received and for sale by no2 "' ' U. S BIBCOCK. GROCERIES 1 ! -r , HKCXMVKIir MJV TIF TOP mJr order, embracing everything in the trade, and fur sale at baying prices to til purchaser and seller. Just try, that's all. At . . - -. uo2 , E. S. BABCOCK. , JfWJM WM 1 H COJt. VMM, c? VJtK MS JUL superior to anything in use for wagons, buggies, oiuuibuses, trucks, or carts. ' : It combines with the irreasy nature of tallow all tbe blandneaa of oil, and keeps the - axles cool and clean.. For cltonpueaa it is unsurpassei. For sale by . noi E. 8. BABCOCK. WUHT MJH 1 MI Sit JP 0 TJ TOES. 9 10O bushels, large and fine, receiving and for saleby! u.i ; . CUAS. itcJOHNaTOS. -not - - , Posey's Block. ajits .' t jfJB w .noun amvt ojt .those choice sugar-cured hams, for saleby en as. jhujuums tub, nol , ."... '."".' Posey's BldcfcSJBSH BUTT 'Jt Ml 50 IBS. JVO. 1 Bluegntss Butter, at T. BKDMOND'K,. - novl Posey s Block, Main stieet. UU8! EGGS! EGGS! 100 DOZEN JUST received at T.' KKDMOND'8, Posey's Block. not -TL O V Jt. 6t SA CKS EX Tit A FA MIL Y EL O UB MT at ' T. K EDMUND'S nol v. . -' .-; '- Posey's Block. 5BHLS. JPMCMLXn J'OHKf lout lbs extra augar-cured Hams ; " 500 lb. '.' tiiiiu Meat, at . : . V " ,. : T. BEDMOND'8, Vvnol r "" Posey's Blocs:.: rBiSM WUISH V.f .VO HUM BUG. I 1 cask, directfroui Ualway, just received at . - -. - :. - T. KKDMOND'S, I ' not'"- - ' ' Posey's Block.t f rZd JLU S. tiOSniSJS' BUTTMiB, t mt3W prime article, just received and for sale cheap-for cash at ' COOK 'a Vnct.il -- . - ' Pioneer Family Grocery. k3 5 loxes Citrons, (Genoa) I Cask Zante Currants ; , . . , . 20 Boxes KisiM,teyer jTr.r, r , C. t. . 20 Half boxes do, , jdoCi i Sri A Jf M) Oniar fin Hft . da Jiist received and for sale cheap at" :"' V" 'COO K'3 ocl31 , Pioneer Family Grocery. JL alone in bis glory. Uonie and see what yon shall see, if yon imte . - J 4 ! ; COOK'S oct SI . . . '.. ; .!. : Pioneer Family Grocery. RAA BU8W1.S JVM WCOHJV JUST 93 3 9 receivod and for sale at ' ' '" COOK'S . oct31 ' ' "'"'.' ' Pion,eer Family Grocery ffk BUSBBJL8 ,8 VTJB B T ' JP O T Jl -9 V" toes, a primr article, junt received at- ,. , i: -i.j-t t -.f .-COPK'S . , octSl . ... -r i. Pioneer Family Grocery. rtft BU8HBM.S MPM'VMiti, t JVO. 1 iCr article just received at . -COOK'S oct3t Pioneer Family Grocery. rr wk vjlbj m sums, 300 shoulV.dtrsn40l niacea sugar dried beef for sale cheap at " , t lt, . .TOOK.' 3, ocU1 . y , . ,4 Pioneer Family Grocery. glT O HUMS US TJKA.V JtT J4B y for hardware at JACOB 8TKAUB SON'S, oct22 74 Mala st bet 2d 3d its.

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s3tCVtOX33LOX3.t; - 6r THE fJONDITlOS Or THIS " " Hartford-Fire Insurance-Co.,. ) y January, I, 1859. C'll ART K R K tJ I -Nl'S r 0 . 1st. 'J'Ik- limine i.f ibis (,'ini..iiy s tlie .Uartr.rd Fire j iiSiu:.ocu iompaiiy, iii'd is .loi atud at ford, tjnnectiunt.- V . ' i -' ' - - f CAPITA! A rift kimuiut of CaDilal Stock. i....SuIO,00) OU 'M. The umomit of ;aiital Mock paid Up juu(oh 00 ASSETS. (ban on hau1 $33,455 22 i . : Jiiah in hands of Aitema, or -jj ! inrourrte of ti-iiii!.iision 34,11 21 $77,571 43 Bnlaiioe on book duo tlie Company 1S4.7S3 .i Bills receivable, secured by iwrsonat se cuiity,v..,.....v .......:.C0;974 55 Keal eetale uuencumliered.r 15,(MM) 017 ..... s ,. ,, - ... ,,, $184,442 28 PABTAt. Jl'KTVAL. 511 Shares Hartford B'k Stocki...$51,10 ii7,452 400 shares Phoenix b'k stock . 40,000 40.OOO 100 shares Coun. Biv.b'k'g Co stk. 6,000 , ti,4O0 200 shares Farmers t Mechanics' b'k Btock 20,000 22,800 200 shares Exchange bank stock 10,000 . 8,800 124 shares City bank stock 12,400 14,200 150 Bhares Bauk of Hartford Co. ' ' b'k stock;'..... ..;.......:....; 7 50O' 1 8,025 200 shares Chartor Oak b'k stock. 20.000 20,400 150 shares Mercantile b'k stock... 15,000 11,100 132 sharos Merchants and Maim- V ' fae'rs batik stock . 13,20O; ' 13,800 137 shares Atoa. . b'k stock 13,700 l 14,316 200 shares American Exchange bk stock, N Y 20,000 21,250 300 shares Bank of America bauk 1 stock, N Y.. ; 30,000 - 33,000 200 shares Bank of Commerce b,k . stock, N V 20,000 20,700 300 shares Importers' 4 Traders' B'k stock, N Y . 30,000 ' 33,000 200 shares Manhattan - Co. b'k - stock...... 1.-... 10.f)00' ": 13,800 200 shares Merchants B'k sk, N Y, 10,000 ' 11,050 200 shares Union B'k stock, N Y.. 10JJO0 i 10,tHXI 200 shares Ocean B'k stock, X Y 10,000 yjoO 190 shares Bank of N America Bk stockk, N Y....:.. 10,000 41 11,000 300 shares Metropolitan b'k stock, ,N Y i. .. . 30,000 33,450 100 shares Blackstone b'k stock, ' Boston 10,000 10,500 1M) shares Bank ef Commerce st'k, - .. Boston..... ...... 10,000 .10,375 10 shares Suffolk B'k stock, Boston...... ' l.ooo 1,270 109 shares Hide and Leather B'k, : : I . : - Boston . . 10,000 1000 100 shares Granite bk stocky Boston...... 10,000 : 10,300 100 shares Webster b'k stock," - -:. - Boston. ..i ... 10,000 1 10,750 100 shares National B'k stock.Boston... 10,000' ! 10,300 100 shares Atlantic B'k stock, Boa -. j ton .-. 10,000, 10,625 100 shares B'k of the State of Mis- . onri stock 10,000 : 10,000 100 shares Hartford 4 N Haven. B. :- K Co stock 10,000 12,250 20 Bhares Connecticut River KB Co stock.....:..;..:.. 2,000 '1,000 120 shares Connecticut Biver Com-- . pany stock 12,000 . 3,000 iiariiora uity ttas, o per cents, payable 1876 : ...:.....-.... 24,000 24,720 2 Ohio- state iWuas, 0 per cents, payable 1800 ....... 10,000 10,075 au micnigan ataie una, b 1 cents, payable 1800 20,000 20,600 20 Tennessee state Bonus, b per ; cents, payable 1892 20,0i3O 18,850 , V. n. u reasuiy Notes 14 per , coutH) .-. 14,000 14,035 , 858O,?00 8617,313 Total amount f Assets. 708,632 22 LIABILITIKS. .. 5th. No liabilities to Banks, or others,. dne or not due.- . 'n1. u .1 u ' , . . . 6th.; No losses adjiMtttd and due. . :-., 7th. Losses either unadjusted f . (l1.lQ4 8th. or adjnsted and not dne, o.u" 9tt. Losses in suspense, waiting -. further proof, included; iu , ..j t. butt answer above, , ' '! 10th. All other claims against ' ' ' ' ' . ' 1 .' the Company 9,8U5 97 : ' Total amount of liabilities ,...'...'..$68,909 96 TIMOTHY C. ALLYN, Sec y. STATK OF CONNECTICUT, I 1 i ;. , :. Haetf-ord County, J ss Jancait 7th. 1859. Personally appeared T. C, Allim, Secretary of tbe Ilartferd b ire Insurance Company, and made oath that tbe foregoiug statenient,by him subscrib ed, is a true, full, and correct statement ot the af fairs of said Company, and exhibits, so far u.s can be ascertained nt this date, its actual condition 011 the 1st day of Jauuary, 1859 Before me, ' , . GOODWIN COLLIER, "' 1 ''" ' " ' "" Justice of the Peace. . Applications for Insurance and alt information desired, will be given by the undersigned. - ALLEN 0. HALLOCK, Agent, Marble Hall building, No. 9 Main street, KvansYille, Ind : . . oct! Homo Insurance ! Coinp'yi ;:')' NEW, YORK, i - Ottlet WVtoa. 11 K 114, Bromiwmy. CAPITAL BTOCK, (All puid iu) - .. .81,000,000 SUBFJLL'S a.:-;' - - - '-.--! 600,000 The HO.M K INSL'HANC'K COMPANY continues to insure against losr damage by FIRE, and tbe damages of 'INLAND NAVIGATION 'AND TRANSPORTATION, on terms as favorable as tho nature of the rtk aud the real security of the in. sured, and of the Company will warrant. . . , LOSSfS T.yUITAIlI.Y AU.Il HTKl) AND PROMPTLY PAID Abstmct of the twelfth semi-annual statement of the condition of the- Home Insvrakcs; Company; of the city of New York, ou the 30th day of June, 1859. "- ' . ' ASSETS. Cash, balance ill Bank ......... $.82,992 36 Bonds and M ortgages (being first lie a on Real Estate, worth ut least 81, ' " ' &82;490).; . 823,802 03 Loans on Stocks, payable on demand,. , . . . ; . (market value of securities, 8301,-' 982);. . ;: 229,476 00 Bank Stock, (market value,)-...-....;:.. ; 84,150 00 United States Treasury Notes (market . ' ' value) .. ' 75,349 31 North Carolina State Bonds, (market 1 ' value,) . 9,923 90 Missouri State Bonds, (aiarket value) 17,300 00 Tennessee State Bonds, (market value) 9,262 50 Real Entate,' No. 4 Wall street.... " 67,412 73 Interest d ue on 1st July, 1859, (of which 821,182 62 has since been received) 23,792 65 Balance in hands of Agents and in -. . course of transmission from Agents . i ' . ... -. on 30th Jane, (of which, 88,716 81 has since been received) ..... 19,211 42 Bills Receivable, (for premiums on in- - ' land rinks).... . 13,497 98 -Premiums due and uncollected on pol- 1 icies issued at office. 1,651 73 at w-i T6tal-..;:.:.i:.-;.:.... LIABILITIES. ,457,823 71 Claims for losses outstanding 1 '' on the 30th June, 1869a:' i. .- ti mated at 820,120 26 Due Stockholders oa account. : - 1 ' of Tenth divided...-....... 440 00 i 820,670 26 New -York, 19th July, 1859. . ... . CHAS. J. MARTIN, Pres't, i A. WILLMARTH, Vice Pres't J. Miiton Smith, Secretary, John McGhie, Asst. Secretary. SMTBCSINES8 ATTENDED TO WITH DESPATCH AND FIDELITY." , ' oct28 ' ,y v , A C, HALLOCKi Agent. XVhelesale and retail dealer In uTOYS AND NOTIONS, C1 KOi i; MAIN STREET, -rW9BBRB- CjIJV BB M?OUJYI -I WW fall stock of till the nvellie -of tlie-dsy for-the Fall Trade and lloliday Presents, including Pianos, Melodeous, "Violins, Harps, Aocordeons, Fifes, Flutes, Toy. Drums,. Guns, Dells, Balls, Tea Sets, Tops, Marbles,- Chessmen, Dominos, FireWorks, Gold Plated and Gilt Jewelry, Ac. Country and City Trade solicited by oct29-ly - I M.-- - A. C. PUSHEE. Drs. ehrman & glaviz, Jt ML Surgeons, offer their services to the citizens of Evansville and vicinity. Dr. Glaviz will likewise pay particular attention to diiui of the Eye. He has had long, experience in their medical and surgical treatment, as an attending Physician iu th Kye Infirmary at Berlin. .. Jik--!:i i i" Office h..urs from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M. a9 tifflce ou'3d street bokw Vine. Residence of DrEhrman '3d street, between 'Vine ft Sycamore. Residence of Dr. Glaviz, Sherwood House. -'-OCT2T ;" '- ' ' - - 'UJ MiJB S , v. . t, r fL' , . ,20(1 boxes Ifalf and quartern, Stai" randies. , jo Hrd pressed tallow .' do received aud for sale by "' ' octl9 , . GEORGE FOSTER ft CO. WW from 2 to 4 bushel, for sale low to close out consignment by oct 19 GEORGE FOSTER Sl CO.

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TT9BM O PJi. f. J. CO LB UltJV JT CO. have removed to Water street, three doors above Main. - - - A f WB arv ntw tun hit factiiring Veils' Patent Folding Spring Bed, the Lent and nioat convenient bow iu use, ai it can be moved or handled withoat any trouble. - Call and examine them. , jan25 EO " T CJ KB 8 12, 0 Ui t 8 CBO IVB MS. new Buckwheat Flour, just received by oct24 E. S. BABCOCK. ' t'MB8B -It ILK Cow, with Calf, for sale low to close couxignt, by , . E.S. BABCOCK. XI' It iift H WjWOJWf BJlt-E new Express Wagon and Harness for sale cheap. , . K. S. BABCOCK. " 11 5 TVS JtfXTHM 'JJYJ jBICJS just received and in store by is W O a IJ" XT oct 24 Ej. IT. A AV, VUU. rm SUPBHMO B U H T M C JL, B OF SGSl burniug fluid perfectly safe and free from smoke er smell manufactured by an improved p.uss', which gives brilliancy to the light," and economy aud safety in the use. For sale at the DruAt Store of W. II. P. STODDARD, ' oct3l " 1 ' 17 Main street. J.UU extra white wheat,, just, received and for sale cheap for cash at , COOK. , oct31 .- ... Pioneer Family Grocery. - If VJB ' tJVJ -Jl SUM M JL -money which tlie- owner can have by giving a satisfactory . description thereof and paying for tuts advertisement. Apply to mo at my shoe sliop, No. 190 Main street, corner ol ith. -oct25dlw WM. EMERY". IBW8 FB OM JM B PUB' 8 FE It BY -not in Virginia, but from Cuba, where a planter has been iuduced to part with a small lot, about fifteen thousand of bis choir cigars and can now be fouud for sale at the Drug Store of W. H. P. STODDARD, oct31 - 17 Main street BT JiJUPS I Jy J MP 81 X,tMP8! sY-FIumI aad Coal Oil Lamps a fine assortment wholesale 'and retail, at reduced prices, now on hand and. for sale at W. H. P. STODDARD'S, oct31 -' ' - - - r 17 Main street, 4 rZ B 0XE8 PJ1JBL. 8TJBCB tJW just received and for sale low at COOK'S oct31 Pioneer Family Grocery. "1Y700D'S WILD CHERRY AaD SAKSAPARIL, 11 . ia Hitters tor debility and loss or appetite and want of strength and energy. For sale by the agent, W. H. P. STODDARD, oct3l 17 Main street. 225 JtOXBJV PHMMB CJIBBAUB just received and for sale at COOK'S - oct31 Pioneer Family Giocery m tOTlCB TO niU I'.TIJSwV, HJICKW w men-, and others. All Draymen, Hackmen, Cartmen and others, who ara required to take out license, and have not yet done so, are hereby - re quired to do so bv the first day of November, and those who have paid their license, and have' not yet attached numbers to their vehicles, as required by the Ordinance, are required to do so by the said 1st of November, v - . JS.S; MARTIN, i oct26dlw " ' City Marshal. Jfi lil.VJi 8TOJ'B810 TO.'S BBVLT rea grind stones, all sizes, received to-day by - '-.U; GEO. 0. SOJVJNTAG, oct26 h v . , 10 Main, street, Jt? LIJT SJJVB PJPBBTBIBTY reams flint sand paier, a very superior arti cle, one trial of which will satisfy any mechanic of its merits and excellence, m store and tor sale by UH.U. a. BONN TAG, oct-26 -10 Maiu street. TfjUtESft iRRKVJ!M.H A- k 150 dozen fresh eggs, .'.-.. 600 lbs. Wessern Reserve buttery at ' oct20 , .: COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY". tfiMTY O R Mt B II S ll'tLL. BBTJKStJ at par for groceries or debts at Oct26 - COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY. Tf O STOFF TUB 8TB J MSB JBJ Prffirie Rose, about three or four miles above Evansville,ia man colt, foaled in thenpNiig. She was of a brown color, with a white star in - het forehead and a tip of white on her nose 1 The owner resides in Sparta, KandoliAhcouuty. Illinois. Any one taking up the colt, v.ill please notify the owner at his residence or this office, .- .oct2Gd;Jt mmwTUCE MS BBBBBY tflVBJS v that an ny Robinson, ludentured appren tice, left my house on or about the 29th day of September. All persons are notified not to trust or barbor on my account for I will not be accountable lor anything furnished lier after the date of her leaving. ..... pct25 SALETA EVANS. WpBB COM F13 UTS JtL.VJtJSjB ets. A large assortment ;coniforts very heavily wadded, for sale low at oct20 .. L S. EMBICII A CO '3 ' ) KaHJ'SOMB MOMtBOp- TIMT JL- nice mixed yarn, just received at oct20 ; S. EMBICII A C'O.'S ttMB TMjyro j.v.v;.s a most 3 superb article, that will not shrink, jiuttopeited at ; . . S. EMBKiil CO MSMfMJCBBBBM., 8 -W Jj .tf JV, Herring. Ac, for sale at oct20- COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY. -B7.Vf-50 BBL8. "BALVOU" W Vinegar received and for saleby - ' ctl9 . GEORGE FOSTER CO.. nmJMijSsoo meus bbm.mjvt W aud Virginia (all sizes) in store and for sal by . r GEORGE FOSTER CO BOXBS .JiJlMBUBG CMBB8B, just received and for sale at COOK'S ' oct31 ., Pioneer Familv Grocery. mmB I" BOOBS 8PUB&BOJ8 w Clh series, the Coner Cupboard : HXilu for a Life ; Smooth Stones, Beuhla, Thirty yfcafc ft f Arrtic Rcgious; Life in Tuscany; Almost aHi&S ine ; Leaves from an Actor's Note Book j'. Partb! liis-ktricais, Just receiveuaud tor sale by , J HE ALT, ; j oct27 corner First and Main streets. t BOZE.yMOSS It Oh.MBVB'8 JA9 files, (equal to Butchers) ' SO dozen Bntcher's tiles, - 30 do do trimmer's chissels. . -M di) ' do turning chissels and gonges, 20 do do plane irons, 10 ,do Spear Jt Jackson's hand san s, 25 gross best quality bed screws, just received and for saleby . . -, - i " - ; -oct22 JACOB STRAUB A SON. WXBS. SHOVE 1.8 WM. 30 dozen Lippencott's axes, . ;. , 20 do James' shovels, , . 5 do do spadt-4, 5 do - . do coal shovels, 10 do do woodsaws (framed) . t now on hand and for sale by oct22- JACOB STRAUB SOX. x U JS'Mf B M B S A9 , 20 kegs snp carbsoda. I. 2 barrels sblpher, . . ,, 2 casks sal soda, , 2 barrels coperaa, . ... i. ... i barrels A Hum, . I barrel Epsom Salts, KM) lbs. Maddras Indigo, just received by CHA'S. McJOHNSTON, ct27 1 1 Powv block. UKESCENT CITY NURSERIES. fZMJJLL FBUMTS FOB SJLE ' 9 Strawberry Plants . Large Early Scarlet ; . . Wilson's Albany; t Hovey's Seedling ; . McAvoy's Superior; t Hooker's Seedling; " ' Gooseberry Plants . , . - - , Houghton's Seedling ; "' " Currauts Red Dutch ; also Rheubarb pkinU, and a few choice Roiex; oct27dlm BAKER A CO. UUJIB C U MB Mt HAMS J Mt Ol Dried beef l(HK) lbs. very choice article, Just received and for sale by CHA'S. McJOHNSTON, ' c t27 --. X a r t Posey block . jntBooMs tr mops JLm 20 dozen Shaker and fancy brooms, 10 Cotton moi.s. just received and for sale by'' " '., ' ocia fllA'S.JIcJonSSTOS. ATiBBBHB .'US BOXBSTSSOMT-t-ed sizes and kinds, received and for sale by ,oct27 . CHA'S. McJOHNSTON. Tf?MJ-E TAJS-liO KJiJ? CHE UTS M. and 50 caddies f the vnrious grades of luunc Hysen, Old Hysi n, Imperial, Gunpowder, and Black teas, just received and for sale by CHA'S. McJOHNSTON, oct27 Posey block.

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F. Fendrich Sc Brothers, ' Would respectfully Inform the citizens of Fvans- I vi He and vicinity, that thf y nave a larser stock of Tobacco, Segars, Snuff,-Pipes, and . German :i Smoking Tobacco, Than any two establishments of our principal cities. ' I (Hotels and store-keeperB, look to yonr interests. Before purchasing elsewhere, please examine tmt large assortment, which we pledge ourselves to sell at the lowest Baltimore prices, and cheaper thau can be bought in Cincinnati or Jionisville; All w ask is, that yon shall call and iudge for yourselves. We offer any of the above at wholesale or retails Our establishment is a branch of tbe well known extensive Baltimore Tobacco Warehouse of Jos. Fendrich tt Bros., No. 155 Forest street. . ,C- F. FENDRICH A BROS., . f . -' ' ' Main st.t I door above Firstr ' oct2t - - Evaiisville. Ind. C. DAVIIJSON.. l. ft KIEL. .DAVIDSON & 0 'NEIL WffJ VIJ't FORM Ell f . PJIHT. MM. nershrpin the Tailoring business would call the attention ef their friends to the fact that they are now prepared to furnish clothing of any description, and in any style required. We are both old residents and are well known. All our work is made by good workmen, none others are emplwyed. Call and examine our goe4s, if they don't auit, we promise not to get angry, but if any should suit we will make them up ou reasonable terms. N B. No eastern work, all Evanavile make. - v. - c. DAVIDSON, oct20 ' ! O'NEIL. a WFOBiijilFtOJY' TO THEEHBl.y U JL Within a few days aluuidbill has been cirrnlated puriorting an auction sale somewhere iu "ra rich's new building, " which some have . mistaken for "Embich's," and we have repeatedly been svsked if we intended to sell at auction. To those not intimately acquainted with our business we would say that we are sincerely indebted to the pubiic in general for their lilieral patronage, which enables us to contioue our business as heretofore, and will gnarantee ocr customers that onr prices will favorably compare with anv, even the fluctuating auction. ' SAM EMBICH A CO.'S, . ucvja 49 Main strret.? WM. TIM HEY 01. r. VAN 1IF.KUK. O. M. VAXhUVCI. VAN HEYDE & BROS, Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Wines, Cigars.' and Produce, CIBCLEVILLE, OHIO ' "', " ' TfUST U B CBM VElt FEB 8TEJ.UF er Lehigh . 12 bbls genuine Bourbon Whisky, 3 do do Monongahela do, ' a prime article, which will be sold low for cash. Apply tutv V , WM. J. DECBLER, Agent, t oct20 45 Main stree ' Tf 9 JtJ CJiBPBTSJ 8PMjBJS"MtMlt JCm article with colors and plaid to match, for sale cheap at oct20 8. EMBICH CO.'S - WXJJTCY WO Oli .ETT GOODS JL A complete stock of ladies, and misses, wool nett- Scarfs, Circulars, Talmas, Muffs, Armlets. Gaiters, Childrens' Mitts and Mittens, town Boots, Victoriues, and a boat, of other fancy goods, for sale at , , oct20 . , " , 8. EMBICH It CO.'S 9TSOOMtEJV WJ U T Lit , II UCKww . ets, chorus,' wouden bowls, and baskets of every description at ect-20 COOK'S FAMILY JROCEBYi rUJVtl GROCEBMES PICKLES JL of all kinds Worcestershire and many other sauces, Oysters, Sardines, Rosewater, Bayrum, flavoring extracts, Olive oil, canned fresh mackerel, Shad, etc., for sale at ' '' ' : oct20 COOK'3 FAMILY GROCERY. Jf-MliSOM.UTMOjy'r-M.F The cpa".tnersliip heretofore existing between Z. H. Cook and bienry (jook, undt-r the tirm of Z. H. Cook A Sou, was dissolved September 1st, 1859, by mutual consent. Mr. Z. 11. Cook will continue (he business and cellect all debts due the firm and pay all demands against it. '.. II. COOK, cf20 ' - - ; ' H.-A; COOK. nfWKB JVOTMCE i By an order of the Common Council, passed Saturday, October 15th,. I am authorized to receive for three weeks from that date. City Orders for the whole amount of taxes. P.SHMUCK, oct?0 .- City Collector. ffc BXS J-o 1 BJtMBUBU CHEESE OU 20 bexes Pine apple cheese, : 10 do English dairy do rewired at COOK S FAMILY GROCERY.. U KE JS'OTMCE, EVEBBOTt j-. JL We have on hand, and are maniifucturing to order, all kinds of Fringes, Buttons, Cord Tassels, f-c. Ladies wishing the above named articles, would do well to give us a call be.'ore pun-haHing elsewhere, as they can get what they want. . We also wholesale to meichunls by the piece or yard, so that it will be an object for tlumi to give as tliuir orders." All: orders sent us will Ite filled '.vilh, neatneHS and dispatch. ' " ' ' '- We also kuev an assortment of Sr.wiNa JI ACinm. rnuslantly on hand. Wb ler A Wilson's, J.-SI.' Siager-t- Ck.'s, and Ave" diuerent kinds of Single Thread Machines. We have an adjnstablelJiiider. and Hemmer. All persons having Machin.-s wil do well to send us an order for these articles, as they are a great having of lalor. Price of each ?.". F. M. SELLMAN, Ajpnt, niarlS " No. 5 First street. EvMnsville, Ind-X-M B n.'MM Ui.'50 M IIS. JSXl'JuI ' No. 1 lard for sale at ,itlS ; . ERSKINE CCRNICKt CO.'S :- - ' 47 Main street. SfgUAKEt JtJVJU C'OMM OJVB ROOM 8, S just received at VICKERY BROS. jrWYilRJUM,IC CEMEJS-T. JUST. JUL received on consignment, as a sample, 50 barrels prime Louisville cement, for sale low to close ont, at KKSK INE, CURNICIC A CO.'S octlS , 47 Main street. jrmJILTlMOME STILL, ABElt !- JLAw Oysters iu cans and half cans, received daily from the above grand depot of bivalves, warranted fresh, line, fat and full at oct IS - - ERSKINE, CCRNICK A CO.'S '' ..V - - . . 47 Main street, sole agents. 1859. FALLTAXD WINTER 1859 tSIMJ!JVKM,MJtr It til I. L V BE8PECTA9 fully solicit the attention of their numerous friend and castomei s to an extensive, assortment of PALL AND WINTER GOODS Which they are daily recciviug and enbmfttinsr o inspection. These goods-embrace-all the newes designs and most desir tide patterns manufactured and are admirably adapted to the Western Trade Annexed they enumerate a few of the departments which will be found complete, and comprising all the novelties of the season y i s,(; ...; Cloths, CasBimeres, and Doe-Skins; - '.- Satinetts, Fancy Tweeds, and Jeans; . Stuffs, Merinos, and Dress Goods; 1. , Ginghams, Prints, and Scotch I'laids; Ribbons, Hosiery, and Gloves; . ... 1. :. Blankets. Flannels, Linseys, and Tickings; .. Sheetings, Shirtings, and Mariners' Stripes; " , Genuine Irish Linens, "our own importation;' Boots and Shoes; Hat and Caps; : - , ,.T'a Fancy Articles, Notions, Trimmings, Ac, oet!9 COBSEB MAIN AND i'lBST ST$. TTwOJS " FOB SJLK THE BEST JL. pen In the State for a littie bo v or irirl. for sale. Vry him, and if he suits, buy him. Call at HOGHES' for information. oct 14 fXBCUTOB'8 JVOtMCB. LETTEUS JLJ testamentary, with the will annexed, of th estate of Thomas J. White, deceased, baviue been granted to the undersigned, notice is hereby given ' "J musuKii AO saia estate to maKe immediate payment; ud to those having'claims against the same to present them, duly authenticated accuriling to law, for payment." " , - xne estate is supposed to be solvent. , ESTHER P. WHITE, octH-tf Executrix. WmUTCHB U KJYMfH8.60 MtOZEJ' MM just received, per Adams Express, for sale at lower prices than elsewhere. - .' 1-inr.l. J. STRAUB A SON, octl4 : . - :: . . . - ,. 47 Maiu sUeeU JBESB BUTTER. 30 M-BS. JUST received at T. REDMOND'S. oct!4 Posey's Block. JfMM CK1.E Jt POMB.S BBZ.S. JUST B. received at. T. REDMOND'S, octl3 Posey's Block. 71 W X. J OHJVSOJY, B O OK B1JVBIML . ER AD Diann jjuuh. luttiiuiactuic First St.. bet. Main and Locust. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. 17" Blank Books ruled, paged and made to order of the best paper, fnwn a Memorandum to the largest Ledger. Music and Magazines bound In any style. - ' - jel-d.wtf 200 oct'20 M,BS. 8TMJtIJBlt HOJVE 1" on hand and for sale at COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY.

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JQS. SGII0ENFELD, MJLNiLFAeiUBER A WHOLESALE DIALER IS CXiOTHIUG ! OriI,CAMIM:HE,iiAXItiETTS.rWEEOtliJ, llli GENTS' FURXJfllXo'GOOKS.j f ) AlkO( TImIh and i:ais. "If o; TTitt it" "Kfn Etrrp BPTr Mil Jtntr ere swnr, sepli ? .f ? EVAXSVlLLg, IND kf The'. (jreat:Mclicif:i)iscovery ! - SCl'VII I.'H SAP.S.PAKII4.A AMI liTILMNKlA, OS BLUOU & LIVEll WYUUP l.

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TFljtS Ut.i OJE OF THE WOM8T ' -cases ever recorded. He now enjoys rMmt heullh, and has f-r the past year done as much wtk ns any young mau of his age ! This cure has excited his friends,, neighbors, and physic-fans, and " even some of tho Medina! I amity. One of the Profeasors (Dr. B. S. Newton,) who was called to see him asa Surgeon, aiot to prescribe, was so forcibly -impressed with the BemarkaUe Cnratire Porters of ' thia Medicine, that he has adopted it luto his private ; practice, as well as at the Colleges and Hospital. CiscijiSATi, Feb. 1G, 13U. Hkssrs. A. L. Scovill A Co.- 1 UentUimeu. 1 will with great pleasure give my . testimony as to what your Saksataiulla and SritMNia a , or Blood and Liter Syrup, has done for me. Some three years and a half ago, I was attacker with a Scrofulous White Swelling, which was at tended with most excruciating pains. I tried varl -'"A oils remedies, and had two of the best physicians! the city one of them a l'rofessor'ic an Bid School'

j Medical College), and they failed to give me any re. ! -

uei- . x man so reuueeu umi i was counnej to my " bed Ct over three mouths. The nerves ard muaeles of one leu were so contracted and drawn n, "' that I could Wit vmlls. - I bad more llutu a. 4namx r

, nin.j ulcen ou my leg from which I took, from time i to time, more tlinu out hundred pieces of B0SE, , 1 seme f tbcm from three to four i tidies long, t was reduce! to aiunt a skeietuji, and hit friends had iveu up all hopes of my recovery.. I was in thi . conditiou when I commenced the Dae of your Blood and Liver fyrup. . I have oaed altogether some two ; dozen bottles of it, aud at the same time the .Uix Ointment, which you advise f use with it ; and last- L ly, the Healing Oinlr.iettt, given under the head ot , t "White Swelling," la your directions. lam Huw able to attend to liuiue-u. aud uiy legs hare become s ' strong that I walk w ithoot any difficulty, and have entirely recover eil mg health. Yours, truly, MARTIN BOBBINS, Jr ' Residence on Eighth street, between Mound and John, No. 321; or at the place of business, with. Brown A Villutte, No. 4 Eaist Fourth street. ' Read an extract from th Cincinnati Medical Journal, Vol. 5, page 310, by iis editor, Pro B. 8. New- ' " ton, in regard to this remarkable cure; , , "While Martiu Bobbins was in tbe very worst imaginable condition, we were called ta attend him for a fracture of the leg, produced by a fall. Tn indications ot a reunion of the bone, ander the cir- ' cumetanees, were wry unfavorable, tor he wonld sit, day after day, picking out gtnall piece of bone, ' which would slougn off. I found him using ScoriWs preparation, Kliich he cotdiuued to use until s car wo effected. We gave him no constitutional treatment, being in attendance only as a surgeon ; yet we cow- - fees we had much curiosity to see what could b f done iu a system a extensively diseased as hi " was." . . . . . , J 4 Will the afflicted call on the agent and get V pamphlet containing certificates of core from well known citizens of Cincinnati ? . Recollect that this medicine is srannUsI ta enre all diseases tli:it art caused by an impure atat -- of the blood, Scovilt's Blood and Liver Bgrmp It) composed entirely of vegetables, and isyerwvly tafs for Children to m.c in case of sore mouth or ernpUow ' of the ski w Jtf mother value the health of their children, they should eradicate tlie seeds of the disease before it is too late. ...... Read tlie statement of one of the oldest chemist ' in Cincinnati. K , "We. hereby rertify that we have been made ac- ' quaiuted with Scoritl's Saritiptrrilta and Stillinaia, or BLOOD AXD Lil ian SYUCP. Ths ingredient are eutirely vegetable, and no mineral enter into ' tho preparation. W. S. M ERRILL A CO., - - One door west of Burnet House, Cin'ti. - For sale by tbe Proprietors. - : A.L.SCOVILL &CO ' - No. 12 West Eighth St.i Cincinnati. ; . Also, by Keller A W hite, Evansville, Ind. j ' N. S. Tbomjison, " - ' Also, agents for the eale oi Dr. BolV BaUam for tie Lmuj, and Dr. Bakes' Pain Panacea, fur the cure of all puin, Imtli internal and external. oct7-lf-w2m - ' - - . i. . THE EVANSVILLE INSURANCE COMPANY, ( FMablished and incorporated t 1&36.) takes : - .STEAMBOAT HULL, -F L A T B; OAT Iil S K S , At -low rates, and adj lists lossss fairly and prompt K. . , CArrrAL, - V' 250,000 OFFICE On Water street, well known as the Canal Bank. WM. T. PAGE, Seerstary. "S7r:m. T. Page,: For the following well known Companies ; Charter Oa . insurance .Company,' CAPITAL... .. . . 3, -' Connecticut Insurance' Company,. CAPITAL.... ..S2OC.000 Peoria Insurance Company, CAPITAL...,. , ..$500,000 -.i Park Insurance jCompant, r . CAPITAL $200,000 LoriUard Insurance Company, " '- CAPITAL... 820C,guO Takes all kinds of risks, and adjust lone promptly. j Policies for Life Iiidurance Issued ia the '. - Knickerbocker' life Insurance Convoanv. ' - ' - -'. oi "New York. 1 ' , CAPITAL A ND SURPLUS 8188,000 Of which $100,f0 ,i deposited with the Comptroller of tlio StaWjf New York. ep22-3nidlmw a1 t.V.VP BJ6 S.1 OO Bt M. MS Larg size heavy Gunny Baem in store a. for saleby ' . . PRESTON BROS. j. a j, . g. smith, . n, N. 1ST Main street, Cer. SUt.. EVANSVILLE; ISP. AT1BJTEFUM. FOR THE PJtST PJTronago bestowed upon them, beg leave to Inform their friends and tbe community in general, that with the aid of new machinery, thy are enabled to turn out work superior to that of any Eastern make. ' - - - Those who wish to have good TOOLS, and t the same time encourage home manufacture, can snpply themselves at the fsctory. ' Hatchets, Axrs, Uoos, Draw-Knives, Pork Clear, ers. Millers' Picks, and Edffed Tools of all kinds, made of double refined cast steel, and v-arrantsd equal to any in uso. epgT-3m, TiljYUOMh-MADK SHOES U jgr .id iks will pTejse tjkb "JLj particular nol ice that I am going to pay marked attention to the manufacture of Ladies'. Misses', and Children's Shoes of all kinds. In cases of emergency, Indies can have- shoo uial within four honrs notice. If any one doalrts I he fact, let them try It. Gentlemen will please call and see the handsome and durable styles of Fall and Winter Boots i. am now nmkiiiir. ' ' - - I WANTEI Immediately, ten. or twelve gcd I journeymen, for men's and women's work. The liiguem wages will lx panl in rasn. septal i JOHN K ASCII. No. 8 Second st rW ROPMiM It FBUMT " JL 10IHI Cocnaimts, ': 20hxFreuch Lemon. ! -''-, ' Received at m . Z. U. CtOit A SON'B. VBJ L TIM O BB Om'STEBS BEflA MM daily by Express, at oct 2t COOK'S FAMILY GROCER I,

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