Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 254, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 June 1860 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND.

SATURDAY MORNING J I'NE ::o PEOPLE'S TICKET. ' " I Love vy Oovstry more than I Love my Party. " Hannibal Hamlin. FOR r RESIDENT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN OF l t i : v r -. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, HANNIBAL HAMLIN OF MAINE. Presidential Electoral Ticket. Elector for the State at Large. WILLIAM C I'M BACK, of Decatur. JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson. District Electors. 1st District Cyrus M. Allen, of Knox. ;2d District John W. Kay, ol Clark.-. 3d District Morton C. Hunter, of -Monroe. 4th District John II. Far.pjahar, of Franklin. 6tb District Nelson Truster, of ayrtte. Cth District Benben A. Kiley, of Hancock. 7thDitrict John llauna, of Putnani. sih District Saniu.-l II. Hull', of Tippecanoe. 9th District James N. Tjner, af Miami, loth District Isaac Jeukinson, of Allen. 11th District Daviil 0. Daily, of Hun ting too. Opposition State Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR, HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery. FOB LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne. FOR PKCRKTARY OF STATE, WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph. FOR TREASURER OF STATE, JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clark. FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, ALBERT LANGE, of Vigo. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh. FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion. FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN PAUL JONES, of Lagrange. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam. Anybody. The Douglas papers all accept Johnson instead of Fitzpatrick 'with thankfulness. At first Fitz. was a most wonderful man ; now Johnson or Johnston (which is it, Enquirer ?) is " that same.'' He is a perfect hero. The readiness wiih which they take him up, " unsight, unseen" (as the boys say reminds us of the case of the old maid praying in the barn for a husband. An owl on the roof hooted who, who-o-o ! The ancient maiden quickly replied " Anybody, Lord. So with the Douglosites. Their eae is desperate. There is do time or opportunity to make a choice and be fastidious. Anybody for a candidate will do. Candidates.- -There are six Presidential candidates already in the field Lincoln, Bell, Houston, Douglas, Breckinridge, and Gerrit Smith. State- Sentinel. You Democratic papers are in the linbit of saying that Lincoln i.-i the Abolition candidate. Gerrit Smith is an Abolitionist. What do his party want to run him for if Lincoln is an Abolitionist '? In making your reckless charges on the Republicans, be sure and don't get yourself inextricably entangled in absurdities. Items The following we cli-j from the Cincinnati Gazette's correspondence: The Southern papers are eomi njr out almost uuauimously for Breckinridge and Lane. Douglas will not have the .fhost of a chance in any slaveolding Slate. The Baltimore Argus, the Democratic organ in Maryland, having received its instructions, has declared for Breckinridge. Douglas will not have corporal's guard in Maryland, and Bell and Everett will sweep the State. Lincoln will receive a great majority of the votes there. The President proposes to wage a merciless war on the small remnant of Douglas office-holders. We, Russell takes George Sanders place as naval officer of New York. Some vitality is Bought to be given to the Houston movement, but the effect is spasmodic. There is a terrible pucker among the Pennsylvania Democrats about their electoral ticket, part. of which is for Douglas and part for Breckinridge. Gov. Wi?c of Va. is out strongly for Breckinridge. This kills Douglas in the Old Dominion. Important Bank Decision. In the :St. Louis Circuit Court an important decision was rendered on Saturday morning by Judge Breckinride in the case of the Boatmen's Saving Institution against the State Bank of Missouri. The court held that the State Bank had the right to pay the five dollar bills in silver, treating each as a separate demand. Relative to bills of a higher denomination the court held that under the act of Congress of lSu'2, the State Bank could not tender silver coin, and accordingly decided for the plaintiff. The amount presented for redemption was $54,840, of which sum $1,100 was in five dollar bills. The remaining $33,050 was in large bills. The court decided that in not redeeming these bills in gold the default was made, and entitled the plaintiff to twenty per cent, per annum damages till paid, fW its refusal to pay. The case was able argued by the best lawyers in Missouri. It is said the State Bank will appeal, to which the Boatmen's Saving institul ion will not object, the investment beiog a firstclass one for these dull times. Lou. Jour. Death op an old Citizen. Elihu Stout, Esq., an old aud estimable citizen, departed this life Saturday and was buried on Sabbath by the Masonic Fraternity. Mr. Stout was one ot our oldest citizens, having emigrated to this city half a century since, where he, established very soou after the Indiana Gozette, which was changed to the Western Sun newspaper, the first paper printed in the South Vet. He coutinued a proprietor and editor of the Sun lor about forty years, baring ceased his connection with it only about fifteen years ago, w hen lie received the appointment of Post Master. Mr. Stout connected himself with I be Masonic Lodge in 1309, since w hich time be has been a consistent brother. He was also a worthv member of the Methodist Churcb. Mr. S. leaves one sou aud three daughters and many grand children to mourn his loss. May he rest io paee until called to occupy a higher and mitre Meat estate. Fim. Gaz. , The Vinceuues Gazette says that some of those Democrats w ho joined in the Douglas attempt at a ratificat ion in thai place, regretted having committed themselves when Ihe heard of the nomination of Breckinridge and i.ane.

r'..i ih i v ;. p..,.' , ,, .,r.-j MmantteM ItnUMT) fi Is.t Wrrlt. The demand for money has been quite moderate during the week, and the market has rukd very easy, there beiim an anxiety displayed to get ;0O.l paper at 8(,10 per cent. Exchange has not varied much during the week, though towards the close the demand was better, which is owing to wants of various corporations which have to meet their July interest in the Bast. Time bills on the East are wanted at 68 per cent., and very few offering. The offerings of unenrrent money are light, and it is bought freely at 1 dis. for Missouri, and 1 dis. for Illinuis and Wisconsin. The Wheat harvest is p.-ogressing in Kt ltucky, and several samples of the new crop have been exhibited iu this market during the week. One lot of Alabama sold at SI IS. The quality 13 pretty good. Samples of new Barley have also been exhibited, of a very superior quallity. The Flour market continues irregular, more so than we have known it for several years, and it has been impossible to give regular quotations any day during the week. One day 2,000 brls super, to extra sold at S t 50(i 4 75, and the next day the same grade would bring 253C per brl over these rates, whilst small lots extra, fresh ground, brought prices ranging from S5 10 to SG. Wheat advanced 3 to 5c during the week

but closed dull and little better than nominal at $1 10 1 20 for red nnd Sl 25 for white ; there has been very little of the latter grade offered, and the receipts of ail kinds have been quite small. It is clear that the old crop is pretty well drained out of the country, so that receipts of any amount need not be looked for until the new crop is ready for market. Oats have Ijeen in lurge supply p.nd declined to 30, but became better at the close, selling at 37. Rye dull. Barley in demand but very little offering. Whisky steady all the week at 1 7i. The receipts of this article are very light but seem to be equal to the demand. The market for mess pork did not change in anj- essential particular during the week. There has been no pressing demand, and the business done has been quite limited. Holders continue to ask jl818 '25. and are firm. Yesterday it advanced to 18 75 in New York. Bacon has been in fair demand in the fore part and active demand in the latter part of the week, and about 'JOOhhds. sold, closing at SAc. and 9Jc. for shoulders aud sides. Thi3 demand is from the East chiefly from Baltimore and Philadelphia. As a consequence of this the desire to buy bulk meats has increased, and 7c. and 9jc. were freely offered for shoulders and sides. At the close bacon was held at 8i, 10 1 and 1 1 A, with buyers at J below these rates, lor sides, and .Jc. for shoulders, and bulk meats were held at 7. for shoulders, and dj ft 9j for medium and heavy sides, with buyers at gC below these figures. Lard sold in the early part of the week at 12c for prime iu tierces, and the same price was paid for 1,300 kegs, but subsequently, prime in ticn es was withdrawn from tin- market, and the same quality iu barrels and keg- was offered at 12c without finding buyers. The tierce lard is wanted for tl.e Havana market, lieibg the only kind adapted to that trade. tV noticp an increased demand for Sugar Cured Hams, and prices have advanced to 11 1(5 12c. The stock is greatly reduced, and the :-ame may be said of Common Hams. A further decline of 25c. in Beef Cattle, w i lit a large supply and r. dull market. Potatoes are 25e. per bbl lower aud very dull. The market is now well supplied vtith new, which are selling in the small way at UOc. per bushel, so that old may now be considered out of date. There has been no change in the giocery market of note ; the demand for Sugar and Molasses has been quite moderate, and both are dull. Coffee in fair demand and the market fair to cood bringing 1 -1 Aof 1 1 jje. The Crops. The indications nr that the present season will be one of the most bounteous to the husbandman within the memory of the "oldest inhabitant.'' Contrary 1 to the opinion entertained in t lie early part of the season, a liiir w heat crop is being harvested in this country. Although there was much "frozen out " during the winter, in view of the large area planted, and the fine, lull beading of what has come to maturity, we 5I1011I1I not be surprised if the aggregate yield should prove greater than that of any previous season, with the exception of the two last. The bay, oaf, and potatoe crops promise an unprecedented ield. But the source of the greatest congratulation is to be found in the present condition ami proapeotS O.I '.he grpat staple, the corn crop. The area planted is fully one-third greater than ever before, embracing those vast tracts of alluvial land, whose fertility has passed into a proverb, but which, owing to the general raid protracted overllow of the past two or three seasons, have contributed little or nothing to the general yield. Should the season continue favorable, there is 110 doubt tiiat the yield will be the greatest ever known, and more than double that of last year. Ml. Yirnuii Advocate. Tnl Soi Tii Kxptxr "Old Auk " to lktuk nkxt PKKSIDKBT. A private letter front a ' young gentleman residing in the Crecuville district, South Carolina, says: " In regard to the Chicago nomination, ; the majority of the people here consider it I the strongest ticket that could have been ' brought furward ; and many of them fully expect to see ''Old Abe'' the occupant of i the White House. Iu addition to this, soiue I of them say th;t they prefer him to Douglas I by all odds. . ' There is a pretty strong party of the rej fiular tire-eaters here, who go in for disunion I stroug, but I do not think they have a majority in the district, although they can make the most noise." ,?9,000,000 Lost. The oM line DciiioCCatic party sent an army to Utah, at u cost of nine millions of dollars, for tae purpose of suppressing Squatter Sovereignly aa practicetl by the Mormons; but, strange, to Bay, the Mormons ate now stronger ami in more prosperous coa.iitiori than ever before. The troops have sud'ereil, the Mormons have been slrenotiieueil, and Polygamy maintained by the Federal Government, under the management of the so-called Democratic party. Will not Mr. Hendricks maintain lliat Democracy has been the niain-soring of prosperity in Utah, the efficient supporter of Motrin. uis'm, and the right bower of lriham Young? Surely this modern Demolacy i- a glorious thing.- Crajtfordtville Jour, u I. ISTLitL.-iiiNo Information.- - The folluwiti-; appears among the "foreign intelligem e Of tlieLoiidi.n Illustrated tiki's 6t tl..- fid inst : 'The Ifaltimo.-e Democrat "n Couveniion bus in .initiated iir. Bell for tl.e PresidencyOr. Beretl has also been DOinluateJ The Iff ptihln wi of Chicago have nominate. i l . Line-. In. l l.e Illinois l.'onv enliou have nominated Mr. Dauilia and Mr. Maine as Vice-Presidents."

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It is nonsense to say that Isaac V. Fowler has been seen at Pike's Peak. We have positive information that he is in Havana. [<N. Y. Tribune>. Tub Louisville Democrat is probably the only paper in Kentucky that has heretofore acted with the Democratic party that will support Douglas and his doctrine. ; Zou. Jour. A !keckinriii;e and Lane electoral ticket will be started in Iowa. Hon. Laurel Summers, ol Le Claire, a leading Democrat, is out for Breckinridge and Lane. Mo. hem. Tut Exprft, of this city, suggests thp.t, in view of the position of the Douglas tick- j et in the Presidential race, the present loca- i tion of the Democratic Headquarters le called " Democratic Hindquarters." Mo. Dim. A Western friend asks the Albany J ournal, u Is New York sure for Lincoln f" The j Journal replies : " New York is as sure for J Lincoln as Vermont is, and will give a larger majority than any other State in the Union."' Still they Come. The Chillicothe Ga- ' xettr says : ' Col. Van Tramp, the candidate of the 1 Fillmore party for Governor in 1S57, is out for Lincoln aud Hamlin, and will probably j take the stump for the ticketthis fail. It is Abraham. Those editors who per1 sist in writing Mr. Lincoln's christiau name ! Abraui, will see the error of their ways, I by consulting Genesis xvh; 5, which rends : " Neither shall thy name any more be j called Abram, but thy name shall be AbraI ham; for a father of many nations have I made thee." Whose is it ? The Democracy of Indiana j have au electoral ticket in the field. The i question is: Are the meo whose names : compose it favorable to the election of Dougj las or Breckiuridge ? Breckinridge men, I especially, want to show how the elctors : stand, and they will know before many i weeks roll by. Ind. Jour. Gov. Wise, of Va., a short time ago declared that Douglas's programme was hut a I short-cut to all the euds and aims of Black Republicanism. Short-cuts " is good. It is expressive: and wepropo3e that Douglas hereafter be designated as the " Shortcut " candidate, and his Abolition, Republican, and semi-Republican adherents, as the " Short-Cut bolters.'' Lou. Cour. Their Disgust for tiie "Wild Hunt After Office." Hon. John Bell -was a passenger on the cars when the collision occurred on the Edgefield aud Kentucky Railroad, and a good Opposition friend informs us that they have the following 'good one" on Mr. Bell. His baggage and himself were considerably confused after the irash was over. One of Mr. Bell's friends assisted iu adjusting the ouc and claiming ihe other, whereupon Mr. Bell remarked that for his kindly aid he would give him a 'mission." To which his friend promptly responded : " don t u ant any mission, the JV010 York postotfice is as good a thin;) as I irani." Xaxi. Lrnion. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. P. SHARPE & CO., DEALERS IN SEEDS A N IIAgricultural Implements. l.iO Main t., EVANSVILLE, IND N. j i.v.v r;; ti tt o it .7 u a o it t o o h WW wuuteil, to win in lit-eral vttes will he atlowed. Applv at 190 Maiu strjet. jtine'-'fi-wd J. M. GLEICHMANN, KVAXSV1LLK, INDIANA. f tl sal e Dealer in Pare Cider sad Kxtra Family V i ne" Orilt'rs from dittAooa will rt'Cti.t) iiAv at ten (too. V R.--T!mt! ViiH-ifar bat taken tin premium at t!t Souili-Visttrn Wmi hit! iHrtrlcl Pair last Ottohtur. OrderM tor Vinegar will be received at the ract"ry or at II. Nelson A' Co. s Auction Uwui ou Main afrecto. rMxth atreeC, near Pulton Awiiue, Uunwo. juneiit.-dAw JtlarMe! a w - is S LAHGK AND SHALL MONUMENTS f nil varieties anil itylfes, MANTLES, FURNITURE MARBLE, Vases, Uroe, Head arch it eel Ural heaill BtODfrs, Ac., which for y, and finish, are not t 1 1 i cl irv, he Sllfpassed unynere. My Ware-Roooi Is well supplied with the above varieties, which I will sell at redacted pries to make room formv Fall shipments. MARBLE DEALERS Wilt alw-ty tind niy supplies signal to their demal:i!s, ali-i prices satisfactorv. Marble Hall Building, Bvanaville, Int. jBue2G-3BMUkw M. A. LAW BIN OS. JF ,WI S.II.K.-.i J-'JT HV-I r tth' Ironi eighty tt a hiiiulr.-.i tons capacity. It is suitable for a lighter built all of pine lumber this spring. Koi infoi niat'on call on Mi. A. SIMPSON, the mouth ot Pigeou 'rv-k, west side. iuncll-l Ml' rl.itlou. I he stockholders ot tins Associa tion arc reuuesb d to meet iu tin Lilrary Booina, ou Haturday eveatajr, 30th hist., for the pursie of selecting candidates for the various offices vt the Associ.it ion during the t-nsninsr year, jnaeas-lw K. M. TH AYEIt, .Sec'y. NEW FURNITURE STORE Q JUST OI'ENEIl BY THE jV TELL CITY FURNITURE CO. The largest and finest assortment of Fl'KNITL'liK AND CIIA1R.S of all kinds iu the city, at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, No. 5 Water st. F. Skdlki zk v leal door to R. Barne, KVANSVILLE, IND. ageat. Maanfactory at Tell City, lud. inn A Z U M E A Hakingf Powder. BRICKETT & CO.. Manufacturers , IF. A llCK ST.. SEAlt LOCUST. rtritiK rnfHtt-:TOH8 ot-' Tttf: M Azum-a now call Azum-a now call attention to an article w Inch, having the approal off physicians and chsm-i.-ts -vlio have analyzed it, they can confidently 1 mommrnd. and warrant to he Pure and Wholesome, i A 1 1 1 tret- from all delrtei toM tlriijfl. In regard to , ivoLoinv, tlu iitlv,iuiiir-suiv nmny aud groat, viz.: All the noorfehing propertivr of tlu flour are presorTfti ; tinir- is saved : nwy ouo who can mix fliur Md writer, can i n a lew miiiutt-s make a gooil I.af; tli? lrHd n not liable to lecome dry, mouldy, uor Mour ; flout Mbit thm wmmmM ijuantitr at tMVtier ami will utlu f for pustry, Hiddinun, Ac. Families will find tt:e A.'.umea dt'-iralde for nearly all luiruoesH'bre dour, meal, 4c, is nand. IIutolH, tioats, aud boarding hetu-st H, cmn h soindii d nt ntten that will imtke it ttle loal f mimiiatil artit ln now uMPd. !.! by Groctni jieurrally. N. Jt. Am tlie Aunifa roatttim uo alum, it will uut make dark ur had flonr littt . june-lyr 4 too Hai HtxetJ Mitd I'laiii urn i l'i fr i i 1 1 1 1 inch I .0 lb . urn I. 1 1 !i an a ,le to For . jane. fflNZICH A SON'S.

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I AS7tt R C .V T 1 T JV 0- 8 T O R ' ranie House uiih staide ana inree acres 01 I nil known as tli- old liaid Mace, on the Salt V ell re el. Enquire of W. I1. .IONKS, jUM2'i-lw Hv Philip Decker. RALLY BOYS, RALLY ! ! The Republican Campaign Songster, Kdited by 'M. If. B. ULKKJII, Esq., 7' Itjrs, Vlmt. Price 10 tents. Mr. TJurleiirh i- '-11 known to liiH name i a-mffictont roaraatv the- public, ; 'hut hid worl well done. No UepnUlieai Clali can afford to do without it. Sent Ly Mail, Postage Paid, on receipt of 10 cents. RapokUcaD (Stabs snpplied on 1-K-ral term.-). a-l,ntm Agents want- d to sell the Songster." Address, II. HAYTON. PubUstWT, jOBe21-9td .l i Uowi'i i! st.. New York. MVTTA'A aT., have just received a few- casks Of nice, new, rich Ohio Cream Cheeae, which they want to close j out. Call round and try them. june21 MCII.V. Clear and Ribhd Sides, Plain and Canvassed Shoulders, " " Hams, For sale in quantities to suit, aud put up in ship-pin-order l y GEO. FOSTER & CO., juneli) Corner Locust street and Canal. r aaaa ha u s t o n.tj- to u h .iii 399 tor sale at low price by junelO BBOWM A AIKMAN. FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE. I HE : Republican Pocket Pistol, A COLLLCTION OF I FACTS, OPINIONS, AND ARGUN EXTS, you ruEEhOM, Edited by Wm. U. Bcblciuii, Es'j. Published ' monthly during the Chatpaign, coiunieDcin Juu5th. 36 Pages, ISmo. i'rice 5 cents. The object of this work will he to preaer.t, iu the I most conciso form practicable, the principles and aims of the Republican Party, the issues involved ! in its contest with the Slave Power and its Detuo- , crattc Allies ; the sentiments of the loading Statesmen of Ihe country, past and prusent, in reference I to those issues ; and snch other matters of interest j as may he evolved iu the progress of the political ' struiitle upon which we hare entered ; what every i working Republican will desire, in the way of fact, ! argument, and wpinion, tor himself and for his oeighi bors, to inform the ignorant, convince the preju- ! diced, and stimulate the lukewarm, w ill he given in this Pwket Pistol series, iu a form at once compact, j neat, and convenient, and at a price which will eni able our Republican Ciubs to put a copy of it into i the hands of every voter who can read. Thf. Rf.i'1'BLIcan Pocket Pistol will he published on the 5th of every month daring the Campaign. Single copies of any number will be sent by mail, postage paid, on receipt of 5 cents. For 25 cents it i will he mailed to subscribers during the campaign ; ! .a copies to one address, gl.UO. "We trust our Republican friends in all parts of I the country will exert theinftilves to make up clubs for the Pocket Pistol. It will g-ve von a complete atttfit of facts and arguments w ith which to combat the sham Democracy. Address, II. DAYTON, Publisher, june21-9td :;r, Howard St.. N. Y. MBOKK. M lOObbis. Heavy aud Light Sfess, " AO half bids Pig Pork, 25 bbls Rump Pork, ICO kegs Choice Family Lard, For sale by GEO. FOSTER 3l Co., junel'.l Comer Locust t. and Canal. .f J.IH Z I JU HUS. "JPVi.JL " 5 for .ale to close consignment by ;i:o. foster a Co., juae!9 Corner Locust st. and Canal. I1TK..V11 Ulliil' Lt.llti, i timeiit, r taster Fans. White Band, watte hells, and Plastering Hair, for sale by ceo. foster a co , jnnel9 Corner Locust st. and Canal. I. ett: II. 300 IU Kltti l,S JBJLTMJ Flour iu Store and lor sale at low figures to daw consignment, by BBOWM I AIRMAN. gpl to' J fUtettH LOT slsw BWins. SbonlderSt received per Railroad, in store and for sale by BRnWN A AIRMAN. I T.I It .. .' J I I T.I It .' tJ V I TA It : The most beaut :tul assortment of l. ml. us ever brought to t his section of country hae jti-l arrived and are for faith Prices from So, fT, S!, $10j 112, (15, 2ti, S2S to f35, at UEALY.v WARREN'S, jnnel9 Cor Main and First sts. FOURTH OF JULY. tftl I. Jt a r, HEt'OBJITtO " 8 , ; ; Ac. Those of .air citizens w ho Inland celebrating Ihe JF1 o ii r t li A'prtt ifttfiYt i'Hti find ilfta f all nm trm 5x0 I inciifg to tix'Jt' feet. Head t-f W'Hhingtoi-, Ootidess j t-f Liberty, American Kagl;, iiiin the Dectaralion ot Ifjilt'L-ctKlni'.-, Sbielda, Ac, Jv., to drrornt tlu'ir dwell iuipi, btiiu- hotm, WMco&a. horses. platformji, --., J-. We reftpectfally BpUcit tin, cuniiiiit-vi H in tli- celeoration and the pabYtc Keiieriillv. ! cull Hint exHiniius :tini lettre tliir (rtltTH. WM. K. HALLri'tCK A Co., No. 9 Marble H til BaiMIng, Main -i . junelS-td IT'ixxo Arts. WJf vi! I'aitttiui;- to be held at 1" o'clnrk, on the forenoon -.t .Inly 5th, at t!i stuli. .l F. Tiijvsens, in ttie iiri-Itr-a:n Oftl!eXi 3Tniti st. Tht- following is tin li--t ot" Paintings : No. 1. Hoi Iter an I Child, 42x52, An original Paii.titnr by K. TliyMnH. No. 2 LarfSB LAndacaipe, 53x42, with treee uud idiots in lorejtrentvl. fH(rinml. No. 3. VBIii(e lai:rv, ax JS. Oriiiial. No. 1. Winter Scene. From the iaiois Dutch uster. Von Her Telde. No. ... Tin' Bufned Temple, After tin- diatingtMhed Kiifjlih arti-t, Wil-nu. No. lv-aiirnrt ion of L iariH. liilxM. Alter Befnbrandt. A aylendta peJtttin;. No. 7. " Poppinj? t!-e"flie9tion.M .'M1, nriLap. No. S. French La:i:toaiMv 27xM-L No. . Scetke on tin- Hudson. 34. No. 10. a'eiit oh a Pichtug ('.Lt. ".Mxlo. No, 11. Anotbr Kiaihi tue Scene -SMte to the above. No. 12. Kuroa. A m l holoical BtibJct. TlMS Fortune Tellt r. li.l. Vtsuly Prrparing lor a Hath. A Bttall I'Miutle head. Portrait id" a di.-tin-t.iheil ritit ii of No. Vt. No. II. No. I.' No. lii Kvansville in pasta!. No. 17 Child's In ad in mrtr; Tw.nff Africa." No. 18. No. 10. luelitfh LftAdficsipe. No. Mat" to t he ;t rH'e. N... -1, i Cole's Voy -f . KnravmH rrt'jf-slii-eti tI tf Life. The above ar all highly fini-hed. aud uioht d . them, h.tmhuim Iv frameii. 'i'liey will be open for . examination at th Sun Inam t.allery, fron tin- ; -il of Jtiuc up to the time ot -ale. Trusts. All MKUri below ch. All above : Si5, sixty days' time w ill h givea for s itisfat tury note., payabj.- in b;,uk. La'iie- am invited t- 1 e present ii, m-;lson a cu., jouelG Auctioneer.. Kii'jiiirrrHiirl Volk!:iB copy. JL i tons - t IJran, Km biif-h Kar O.ru, 5 hush ats. In store and for stde b VICKEKY BKoS., imiel: Ko. 82 Main st. FOURTH OF JULY NOTICE. rVMrt.l III CRJtfT8, .l.-ll I'RO--E. fcaoions who are yoiiis; to turn nit on that day, are hereby notified that w-e will furnish their respective committees with necessary Summer Bat, or t'-aps, principally ST K A W HATS, at the lowest manufacturers' prices. No hnmbra VAUTIKB t MABCOSMtKS, junelS N". a: Main street. MtKJt l, VUHJfkR, t IIIt.tFJ-JbT. ' wishing to make room for the coming F all stock, we are determined to sell the balance of our Summer Qoods at such a reduced price, that no one should miss the lHst opportunity offered for many a dav, to set a really cheap Hat or Cap. VAUTIKB A MAKCONNIKR, jmielS No. .'Ill Main street. Good luck Needed for YoungBeginners. THE FIRM OF MILLER & NiEHAUS STILL AHEAD. rmiiiiH ii H.ii hah ji'sy RjicnifJL ed a bran-new stock of Dry floods, consisting of a sre.ti many artic es in their line, too numerous to name, which are now . pen for inspection, and will certainly he sold cheap tor . ash at their store, i:i Main street. M1LLEK A MKH AI'S. AN ADDRESS TO FRIENDS. nSMlH IJ'tltiR8lti.yjitt U'Olil.ll mm. respectfully inform his friends an. I fcltoweitiens, that he has this day . out nieiice I Lii inecs lor himself at Ihe well known st.ttid ot John Iff. A pp 1 have j nst iv. e selected stock pf Ladies d ry nice and well , Bays, and 1 'hiC I t be besl quality. 0 business and the 1 article of Sh es 'lino, ol my new as .lien's Shoes ..I cw-rv stylt and Boning that by strict attention manufacture and sale ot a No. and B.s.ts, I will merit the pat I

well as old trienda. Lade s' and Cent-' Boots, liaiters and Shoes ot all kinds made to irder in tl.e neatest style and at the shortest notice Give i.-nr old friend Mc. a trial. A. C. McDfc VITT, No. ' Stain street, Evaueville, Ind. junel3-tf

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

giO R S OR.j Tt O.V JVOTJjjH. Order for Plunk S:de-alk. Cauucit Chamber, .lutie 23, 1860. And now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council of the City of Evausville, that the owners of all Lots or jiarta of Lots fronting on or adjoining (he north-west side of Vine street, I . tw.-. n Sixth and Seventh street.", in said City, cause the side-walks thereon to he brought to the proper urade, ami that they cause a side-walk of Class No. 2 to lie laid down thereon, within thirty davs from the publication of this order. P. BI HKK, Clerk. City Clerk's Office, June 28, 18H0. g f tl H J O R J T M .V OT It Ji. Order tor Plank Side-Walk. Common Council , June It:, lst;o. And now it is hereby ordered ami directed, by the Common Council of the City ot Evaasville, that the owners of all tots or parts of Lots fronting on or adjoining the north-east side of Second street, from a point one hundred and fifty feet south-east of Cum street to Cowan street, being the side-walk iu front of subdivision 1, 2, 3, 4, r, c, 7, and 8 of ont-fot No. :; in the upper enlargement of said City, cause the side-walks thereon to he brou-ht to the pr. ja-r grade, and that they cause a side-walk of Class No. 2 to be laid down thereon, withiu thirty daysfroni the publication of thi order. I". liL'UKK, Clerk. Clerk's Office, June 28, 18G0. Af t O R t O R Ji T i tl .V .- O T I CJkTOrder for Brick Side-Walk. June 2.!, ls;i. And now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council id' the City of Kvansville, that the owners of all Lots or parts of Lots fronting on or adjoining the south-west side ot Third street, between Maiu and Locust streets, iu said city, cause the side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they cause good stoue curbing to be set and sidewalk of class No. I to b laid down thereon, withiu thirty days from the publication ot this order. P. BURKE, Clerk. Clerk's Office, June 28, IW0. gt ORfORATIOjy V O T t C t' . Order for Rrick Side-Walk. Council Chamber, June 16, I860. And now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council of the City of Kvansville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots frottin on or adjoining the south east tide of lugle street, from Third street to Market street, in said City, cause the side-walks thereon to ha brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a Side-Walk of Class No. 1 tu a laid down thereon, within thirty -lays from the publicatiou of this order. P. ill KKK, Ci'k. City Clerk's Office, June 28, I860. g i i tt I' ti K A T I '.i .A" JV9TJVJB L Order lor Stuo Curbing. Council Chamber, June 23, I860. And now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council of the City of Kvansville, that the owners of the north-east halt Of Lot No. 22'.' and the south-west one-third of Lot No 23U in the Donation F'ulaigement of said city, cause good stoue curbing to be set iu front of the tide-walks of aid Lots, within thirty days from the publication ot this order. P. lil'RKE, Clerk. Clerk's Office, June 28, 18iW. ,Tf TO COyTR.iCTOIl8. wl w The Common Council of the City of Evansville Will receive sealed proposals until July 20th, : I860, lor grading and tilling the alley opposite Lots I Nob. -1, 5, 11 and IT iu Block No. :3 iu the Fiasteru Enlargement of said (hty. Said alley to be brought ' to thu proper grade as the same may be shown by the City Surveyor. v. Bit an., (:erk. Clerk's Office, June 28th, 18CD. m,wOTlCK TO CONTRACTORS ww The Common Council of the City of Bvansville will receive tealed proposals until July 5th, I860, for radiii aud filling the alley in Bloch No. 15, Stockwell's Knlarenieiit, bciun the alley nearest to and parallel with louie street, and extending from fifth to Sixth street; and for grading and tilling the alley iu Block No. 15, Stockwell'a Enlargement, situated in the center of said Block, and running parallel with Kilth and Sixth atreets; and for excavating and grading the alley in Block No. .M, in the Eastern Enlargement, extending from Sycamore to Vine street, and situated between Seventh and Eighth stream ; said alleys to be brought to the nraaef rade as the same may be shown by Ihe t'.ty Surveyor. P. BUBKIC, i leek. Clerk's Ottice, June 14. Isv.n. ' OA it ii o j-' y-: f t a i. i s,a ti ojw MB The Common Council of Ihe City of Evausville will meet as a Board of Equalization ai the City Council Chamber, on Friday, the 22d day of June, A. 1' , 18 ill, at ! o'clock a. M ., for the purpt.se of eojaaMamg and correct infr asseaaments on leal and p.-r-onal property, and will continue its sessions from day to day until said amesamenta are all innalimri and corrected. All tax-payers arK ivQaestrd ta rail sad axamlna their lespective asaessments. WM. UAKLIt, Mayor. Mayor's Office, June 14, 186a. The Economist. AW ft ret premiuttM at every Vir where it ha-j hewn exhibited. At the South-Western Indiana District Fair, held here October, 18"t9, there were but tw o preuiiumH offered for cooking rtoTe one for the ber-t wood ccH-Uin stve, and ouefut the bet cohI cooking stove. The Kon mist took the FI It ST PRKM1DM rOB TIF E IlKST OOKTNG STuVF FOK WOOD. Ro.dker, Klusman ,V ( , took tltfl Aral premium for their conking atove for coal. Nt? other premiums treato nifcrnd. The lattcehilver medal wm awarded to the Kconornist at the New York State Fair; and the first premium at the United States Fair held at i'hieaK'; and twelve other Slate aud Couuty Fairs in Is.V.t. I n DO branch of in i haiiical art htvf thenu bttCH Ittore apparent advance than in ti:e mannfectnre ol utovts. It is but a lew yearn sii ire the very name was a novelty, repretteatjag a bofte, shnpcbsH structure, almost as devoid ol use a.s ornament, Th-se have gradual ly triven plnee to patteriis of tcrace and utility ; until the varier.es onr marketi now present have almost exhausted the vocabulary of nanus; aud the different phases the metal is mmle to assume, would astonish old Vulcan him-elf. In style and fiahih, the improvement has been real, leaving nothiiti: to be deal red on that point, but the severe competition in price, to whit li they have been tmbjected, has deprived them of many of the more sahstntfal tjutlitien detdraha. 'i bis leema more eepecially to have been the ciise in referouee t( cook stofee an article of domestic eei aomy that has more todo vithscoldiue wivesand crtttche.y servants than most i plc imagine. The public have lou sought an ImproveBaenl in this rtit le, ami we believe are ready touav in) reasonable price for a cokiuiC Steve, if it only poaeeaaaii the merits off shee, veight. conveuieAoea durability, economy, and perfection of manuliirt nr- . Theee tpialities seem to be posseswd most fully in the Fcoii mist a new stove, perfected nnd brought ttut the past t-.'M. by Messrs. Trend well. Perry ,v Norton, of Albany. Wu i .: ' so much of this stove, and it looketl so much like a stove intended tor awe, that ere concluded to try them, and the result of the experiment convince ns that the pronrn twis, in their determination to maku the 044 ore m (he wurld, have snceeeded. We regard the Economist an po.-;sessinj: all the merits above ennmeffntod as the i;reat stove of the day far in advance of anything tiVer attempted in ihe lint ot StoVes, nerfecl in All it.- appointno'iiis, and kmc to ito nam- in dnmbilily and tin.- use of fuel. AjBOag the many couvcnhU'i - attached to it, may be m ntiou d a iary,e oven, with hooks arranged, for hupending meats while roast fn. A copper water tank, holding From 1- to gallons emrming closet, bi'f iliu, i th, a"c, Ar. The hroilin: hearth Is one of the moat noticeable features of this remarkable stove. There ik-ut ha-! been, to our kurv ledge, any br- riilng h x tui e that was really s.i tisfactory in its op. -ration. The proprietors of this stove have been couductin a eri'M of cxiMiriimuitr upon broiling, eliciting some Valnable facts, and resulting iu the invention of a gridiron adapt(d to this utove, w hich baa been secured by letters patent, aud is one of the most admirable things of the kind we ever saw broiling without smoke, at'd keeping the coals in a constant glow. We are always lad to do justice to mechanical im rowments, and thpeciall such an contribute ho largely to the general gool, as the oue abore mentioned. The Economist, whit h is com mandiug such a lare sale, will be found only at SCANTLIN STKPHKNS'S, Main St., between Water and First, KvuiiJ-ville, lM mart; Closing Out. LSv? 8Mi,M.rjtr at 11 1;99 doced priors ..ur stock of CA RPF'T OIL CLOTHS, DKCGtiKlS. M ATTINO, DA MASKS, DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY. 6LOTKS, M I'sLl Ns, SII EET1 N(JS. CALICOKS, CAsSl MEi:i:s, CLo i'lIS, Casinets, Cottonad.es. A thing: we hmxe in ttw Dry Gooils line we will sell low fur CA8H, ss it is onr full 'lei. rraitiation to thiiukre snsinosi. JA.S. OAKLKi' A SOX. jmit4 tiiml VST HITE'S j 1' A T E X T I. V. V E R TRESS AND SUPPORTER. sm. bMs tttstrnmsnts re nnVred entirely ii.in ariiou tapA principle, t: a .1, h cpakaMaed r-M-rtr.7 tttrnrtl iin-ti.ji, bey it-taiu Knptuie with o;i'-isr (r9 MU tlntn rhera. Avt-ft (lie in-ii'i m -lit with h rigid wpfimg. They wilt injiiif ilir liii k Hint tSutttf an. I from thnr CAM Hftinf ..n.i i-ti -ii- - il e.Nili'e il"t- t rClaSbisnniPal. li 1 te " will produce K .OICAL Cl'KK it property nsrut. Call ii ftir lTwUgi4l or-Pshd tor h Fainpiilet flrse i.ihII AdUretM Ha MS KS a I'HK,N, w Yoik. J. l. PA UK , Cincinnati. jnn. 7-;iui.iA.. Or KI LI.K . ill TK. .1 H 4 1 H Mr' MS sTjTWV ShJti! IP 9 Drisd Dtkf. Jhhi f.,r sul hjune2 S. E. GILBERT A CO.

NflSCELAN ECUS,

ROGERS' CITRATP OF MAGNESIA, IN P O W PER rWMfK lit: ST J I.T K RAtlV'f. MJV M. the world for Cooling the Blood, Sick Ileadadie. Bilious Affections, Sickue-s at the Stomach, and all complaints incident to the Spring and Summer seasons. It affords immediate relief after eating or drinking too fieely superior to Saratoga Water as a cooling drink, and one bottle is equal to three (in its medicinal properties) of the Liquid Citrate of Magnesia. Sillino Rafidi.t Millions or Bt tles Sold Annually. For sale hv all Druggists Wholesale by B. L. Fahnestock A Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., and at the Manufactory, No. 193 Spring street, New York City. juneo-Hmd gn t. i. t: t t i ,- , t ti i: T tt MS heirs and legatees of the estate of Horace iMiuham. deceased, having reques ed a speedy Settlement of said estate, the undersigned Executors here! y notify all persons who owe that estate to make prompt pavmeut. KARCUS SHERWOOD, Fxecut( M. J. URAY, r-xecutors. June 9, I860. janell-Swd Enquirer copy. 7M. 9"MJVSmm Wtt noOTtltJ'li fir! Syrnp t THOMPSON'S DKl'tl 3TOBE. -MUP TUJV CO It ItUt. T It H JkjJ best Medicine known for Dial I hu a. For sale at THOMPSON'S New Draa Mot. ROW, 8 It R O .V C II I -t J. THOMPSON'S Bin Store. Troi-hes a ' I' A , ttt.-S'U '8 til. VMS 9 At TIIOMTSON'S Droir Store. P tijYJ'ftf tiKR.TlAjy', M?J tJ 1,1 SII. and American On micalH, at juneH THOMPSON'S1 Drag Store A' W K K S ' CA H.Mjy'A Tl i'ti. Just the im . tor crviti. I. aides, at juueS TIlOMl'SON'S Dnit Store. rwtoit.iii noons, j-m;u M. fresh. Just received at jnne9 THOMPSON'S Drugstore. jS-je lit US A.ll JgS V1CIJ-MZM JUST Jtf re. civet alalestoe-k f .r tl.e Suntn.er. a t inneS TllnMPSiV.- Dmtttur. gJtl'RU I. K.tt 8 fRtf. Sit RXS. M I do. , .-i, .,r sale bv jnneg a". JB. OlLBOiT tt UU. 'an o it s a Mejte cm ha f t ii o h M Dwelling House, containing ten rooms, wit! all the necessary out-buildings, situ.ited on Lias tad street, between Seventh atid Kigtttn. li not sold before the 1st of July, it wilt then be for rent. For further particulars elauire of the Mil .criU-r at the Picaynne Mills. JOHN U. MI LL. ma li'-tU LADIES AND GENTS : rnrHMi uomim8 uh ms srti.t. JL opeu at jNh. 8 Second stieet rooui fu a iww more. Come and look no trouble to show these cosy little dove and tan colored trailer. Give us a call, ami 1 know yon will buy. tiUve Kid, Freuch K id am! Morocco Polka Boots, of the moteXtpiisite stvh s ever otteretl iu this market. Misses1 and Children's Gaiters of every shade and color; Kid an ! Morocco of every style, with and without heels ; Copper-tipied of various kinds, of the imi proved patent. lients' fine Patent Leather and Calf Uoots made to UUM'.U ot the best imported stock wo have had for years. Glove Kid, Patent Leather, Calf and Morocco Congress Gaiters excelsior, a la mode. Made by the most fashionable aud beet woikim n to W found our Kastern cities not excepted. I Friends, come on strangers, give us a trial. JOHN KASCIF, uiarHI No. S S'ond St., Frunsville, u,l. I CARPETS' 6 Also, Lace Goods, Damasks, Pink Bobinet Bars, And an ITTr larnal of the finest MWM TkUMM I NGS ever brought to the Citj . J. S. HOPKINS. apr'.-.ltf On First Street. Babcock&Co HARDWARE DEALERS, UAVK REMOVED TO COR. MAIN & WATER STS., ANI NOW OFFER FnK SALE A Large and well Assorted Slock 0 F FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, v nit ii, fob EXTENT AND VARIETY, IS UNSURPASSED! CITY & COUNTRY TRADE 8VfPI.IKIt O.V Tlfti M08T FAVORABLE TERMS. BABCOCK & C ()., Cor. Main & Water sts. Fresn. Arrival . H i I'K J t S T RKCKMVXO A WW large variety of faahionable and beautiful Lace Mantles, Lace Shawls, Lace Points, Lace Veils, White Crape Shawls, Stella Shawls, Figured and Plain Berages, English and Crape Berages, Silk Chains, Travelling Dress Goods, Plain and Fancy Silks, Silk Umhrellas, Recherche Parasols, aLSO, A Large Stock of Hats and Caps, Together with a complete and varied assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry GoodB, all of which we will sell at uniformly reasonable prices. DUNCAN COOKB, may 1 1 No. 5 Main street.

"INSURANCE.

INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, OFFICE, 112 & 114 BROADWAY. Cash Capital, $1,000,000 Assets, 1st .ln LBBO, S 1 . 1 S.riG6.i ! Hating complied with the law of Indiana, by filing in the State Auditor's office a Statement ot its Condition the fust of January, 13r.ii, and receiving certificates of authority to transact Insurance busi -uess in the Slate, alien ('. HaUeck is the duly authorized agnaM for thisl'ity. having tiled hisauthority in thei'ouniy t.'lerk's ..llice. The Haaaa Insurance Company insures against lose or damaga by Fire and the daagaawnf InteaM Navigation and transp..rtati..n, on terms as favorable as the nature of the risks and the real M-euiity ot the insured and of the Company will warran.. Louses equitably adjusted and promptly paid. CUAUI.KS J. MAKTIN. "prePil :.t. A. K. triLMAUTH, Vie.-President. J. Milton Smiih, SUiWtai'a. John HcGaa, Ass't S.-c'rv. 11IKK' TORS. Wm J. laimb.-rt, i'iiin vt A. X A. Lnwreuoe A tlo. Beorga '- CtiBtav, Knm ot sdi.-tman. c.dlii.H ,tr Co. Banlbrd X. tknwejr, firm of Wells, Faiy...'. liUeius Hopkins, l'r s'l I tt.porti-rs -Traders' lianfc. Thomas Mi iwsiigfti'i Kir tu ot T. ,t- II. MasaeagaS1; Wm. H.Metlen, Kirm oft l.ttin. Medea , (' Charles J. Martin, President. A. IP. llniKll h. V.c. -Pl.-.i'l.-ot. Gaaa. B. Mate!.. Firm of r llat.-b.f-Co B. Watson Hull. Fmaoi ., . .oil, Merrick A Holt. Hone r Mortnwi . Levi P. St . ne, Pirei of Stme, Starr 0a. J II u.llpliiey, Late ol' the ill 111 oj Hartley, ltnli.pl. rey t Butler, (o-.-re I'ierce, Firm of fiuorr- Pea res .V Co. Ward A. Work, Firm of W. A. Work .1- Son. Jas. Low, Firm of J. Low & Co., Louisville. I. II. FrutkiJurbain, Late of the firm of I. II. Froth imsnam Co. Charles A. llulkey. Firm of Hulk' y Co. Cephas II. Norton. Finn of Norton Jt Jewell. Koe Lock... I. Finn of li Luckwoud A- Hon. Tneudore M. N Late of the til Ml of BAt Mama, A Co. Ki. hard Bixeiow, Firm of poaii, Kile: , C St. Louis. Geo. li. M-.raii, Firm of K. L. Morgan ,v s.'o. nliver E. Wood, Firm of Willard, Wood Co. A a. Ilarues, r'li ni of A.S BarneaJI Duit. George Bliss, Firm of Phelps, Itliss J: t's. A. T lwili-.. Ki rui ..f Tr.wbrnlee, Uwiabt s of Co. 'nrrii S-.i.ie, I. at of t I.. P. Mortoii, Firm of .1. li. Hutchinson, Firm Clias P. M ildw in, Fii n John ii. N.-I.ou, Firm 1 H. A. Harlbat, Firm ! Jesse II t. Firm of Jet Wm. Mollis, Firm -d : John K. Ford, Fit in of a. ii! .V N.d.lfc. Morion. Crtnawl J. Co -t.l C. H,.we,t Co., Boston of Baldwin, Siaii & Co t Kelson Co. Sv li t . II in a h Hyt A Co. in- is., Shaw t t:. I ol d Kllboel' I 'o Sidney Mason. Lale of Rrm of Mason a- TtefMnmnm. Geo. T, Stedm iu, Firm ol Me liuaii, Carlnle i Shaw, of Cincinnati. Cyrus Yale, Jr., Finn of Cyrus Val, Jr., ,t C. , of New ( Irlealis. Win It. Fold irk. Finn I Wm. li . A C H. FYwdicfc. Mavid I. Hoy.l, Finn ol Boyd Urotheia it Co., of Albany, N. Y. K II. Ouasit, Firm of Cosaitt, Hill a t ... of Memphis. Lewis ttoberts, Firm of L Boberti A Co. H. B. Caldwell, Firm of Ure.ver ,v Caldwell. Applications made to A c. UALI.OCK ASON, Ag'ts, g Marble Hall Buildtna, Main street, mayo-'Jui Kvansville, lud. Hartford Fire Insurance Co., AA.S'I AU 1 f, I860. ASSKT.-s. Cash on haul and iu Bank, n3a3w.ll C'aah in hands of Agents, an. I I in course of transmission, 62JJ90.89 I Cash loaned on call 3U,nu0.00 IIS1.0W.00 Bills i.-. eivablelor loam , amply secured Real Estate, unincumbered, (cash val.) 2109 Shares Bank Stock in Hartford, Market Value jjoo Shares It.iuk stock la New-York, Market Value, MO Shares Bank Stock iu Boston, Market Value 41x1 Shares Bank Stock iu ot. Louis, Market Value 210 Shares Bank Stock, Hail Road, aud other St.ak, Market Value Hartford City Bonds, 6 per cent., Market Value Stute Stocks, (Tennessee, Ohio, Michigan, Missouri,) 0 per cent., Market Value 20 Shares Statu Bank Wisconsin, Market Value ?o,2 59 15,0O0..K) 260,352 00 200,225.00 1076.1.00 40,300.00 IO.ToO.IiO 30,500.00 W.aSo.OO 2,110 00 $93G,70;i.59 06,930. 83 Total Assets Tctal Liabilities niriCgOf AUDITOR OK STATE, INDIANA, 1 Iudianapolis, Feb. 13, 1860. f To rut: Pfopi.r or Inouva : -'I he Hartford Fire Iuaurance Company havlim complied with the law of Indiana, by liliu;: ii. this O llice a Statement of its Condition on the lirst day tt January, 18ti, and having invited an examination of its affairs by this Hepartmwnt, I, John V. Dorid, Auditor of the State of Indiana, hereby criify that I have made a personal and thorough eKamiiiat i..n of the books aodassets of the Company, at their Ottice in the City ot Hartl'ord, Conn., and that the Company own and have iu their possession iu cash, and in securities convertible at pleasure, nearly One Million of Dollar, nppMcahle to the payment of losses -an amount corresponding with their official Statement of January last. The Hartford Fire Insurance Company has been in exiatenco 6 half a century. The hljrh character of it ogteers for expel ience and probity the promptness and fidelity with which it has met all ita enaxoaicnts justly entitles it to the highest rank among the Insurance. ( ompauieK of the country, and commends it to the patronage of the peepte of Indiana. JOHN W. DOllt), Auditor of State. Insurance against Loss or Damage by Fire, ou Dwellings, Furniture, Stores, Warehouses, Merchandise, Mills, Manufactories, and other kinds of property , can be effected In thfi) Company upon a tavorahio t.-i ms as the nature of the risks and security to Folicv holders will adti.il , PABTICULAJI ATTENTION eiveu to inanring Firm projK-rtN , consisting of DwauiBga, Barns, ami ontbaHdlngi connected, and Furniture, Live Stock, Hay, Grain. Farming Utensils, Ac, .to., contained therein, for a term of years at LOW rates of premium. Applications for laaajraiace may be uiade to the underahrued, the dulv authony.e.1 Agents of th Comi.anv. A. C. !l A LLOCK d- SON', Ag'ts. Orm :: Marl. I" Hail Building, Main street. may.S-Jiu ' .IIAs. K. MtUiL'S. I I ts BECKMAN. FIRM OF NIKIIAl'S &. BECKMAX'. NEW STOVE AXD TIN STORE. ; S) O I, J 8 A I, JK A.ll R K TA 1 1. WW dealers au I Manufacturers of Tin, Copper , j and Sheet Iron Wares, No. 8, Water street, betweeu ; Main and Locust, Kvansville, ind. j The undersigned have constantly ou hand a fell j assortment of Stoves of every variety aud pattern, 1 at the lowest prices, and beg leave to inforai. their lrieuds and the public generally, that they j the best and neatest assortment of Tin Ware ever I uQkrcd, aud have constantly ou band a full assort i uietit of Druggist Cans, Ac, stc. Those persons wishing work iu their line are r. -' spectfully requested to gno them a call Iwfore pur- ; chasiug elsewhere, as tiy prompt attention to Iheir i business and a thorough knowledge of their trade, : they hoi: to give general satisfaction. NIEUAUS A BECKMAN. COPPER AXD JOB WORK. Steamboat, Distillery, and Brewery Work; Steam Pipes, Soda Fountains, Pumps, and general Coppersmithing and Sheet Iron Work, made and repaiied. Metal Uooniig, Guttering, Ac. Work warranted to yive perfect tatiejaiiion, at lie teawe tiriee. mar"-4iQ.l Jmmcnso Home and European Demand. PROFESSOR WOODS Hair Restorative Was introduced to the public early in 1853. IT is Now Universally used throughout the civilized world. IF TOVB II AI H IS OKAY, IF YOUR HAtll IS THIN, OK, IF YOU A ItE IIALD. IT WILL RESTORE IT. 1 F YOU 11AVK DANHKIJFF. IF Yfill IIAVK SCALD HEAD. IF Vol UAVJC SKIIVOL'S UEADACUK IT WILL CURE THEM. TO PRESERVE THE COLOR, To PREVENT ITS FALLING, TO MAKE TIIE HAIR fi LOSSY, USE WOOD'S HAIR MM TOUATIVE. riOLIi BV o. .1. Wool) 4 CO., Ill MARKET STREET, ST, Lot IS, M0 . PATENT MEDICINE DEALERS, AND DRUGGISTS, IN CITY AND CODNTBT. O.J. WOODit CO.. IHE, r - . 1 ... . 1 - foh 11 a. .nA.-ws" s t ULMtltttATKU Ague Balsam juno V?Smii.tw mmoof s 11 1 u i s r K 11 1 c H 11. A MM largs lot ol tl..- baal " trmparad steal " Hoop f Kii-i. of all sizes and kinds, at much reduced prices cheaper than ever, receive.! ai SCHAPKERA BL'SSING'S, No. 4 Maiu street.

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