Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 288, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 August 1860 — Page 4

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TRAVELERS' GUIDE. EvscstUIc di Crawfordivillt It. K. DEPARTS &KS. Accommodation Train 6.i A. M. Mail Train W " AEKIVALS. Mail Train... l-6 P. M. Accommodation 3.30 " SieamcriRegular Packet!. FOR CAIRO. Charley Bow en leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 12 o'clock M. Arrives Mondays aud Thursdays at uig'it. TOR PALeUCAH. Di sbar Waves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at Vi o'clock m Arrives Tuesdays, TLursdays, and Saturday at night. FOR UENOEESON. Gen. D. M. White plies daily. Waving Evansville in the forenoon and returning iu the evening. FOR LOUISVILLE. Gret Eagle, of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays aud Saturdays at G o'clock p. m. Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays iu the afternoon. Gkkv Eaolk, of Gallipoli6, leaves Mondays at 12 o'clock M., and Thursdays at fi o'clock P. a. Arrives Sundays aud Thursdays in the afternopu. L. C. Kerry leaves Evansville Wednesdays aDd Saturdays at 5 p. St. Leaves Louisville Tuesdays and Fridays at 4 r. M. FOR GREEN RIVER. RounNu Green h an s Mondays and Thursdays at " o'clock p. M. for Bowling Green Arrives on Mondays aud Thursdays in the morning. Tho I.ue Eavkb leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, for Ashhyshurg and Pond River She arrives Saturdays, Tuesdays, aud Thursdays. There is regular doily communication with II rnocaeoa and MEWBtJRon by be.at antl land conveyRIVER ITEMS. STEAMBOAT REGISTER. FROM P. M. WEPMSOAT TO 6 P. M . THTRSIIA Y. ARRIVED. Masonic Gem, Cairo; JoLnGauli, Cairo; Jokn Had. kll, do; B. Green, Oreen river; I '.t n In idaje, Pittsburgh; Com. Perry, do; Time, Grey Eagle, Louisville; Chitrley Bowen, Cairo; Louisville. DEPARTED. John Gault, LouiSI IRe; Cambridge, St. Louis; Cora. Perry, t. Louis; B. Green, Green river; Masofbc Gem, Cairo; Time. Tenn. river; Joha Laddell, do; Grey Eagle, Louisville. BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. Dunbar, Cairo; Gen. White, Henderson. ——— ......The <Weather> yesterday was windy and comparatively cool. Thermometer 87°. ......The <River> at this point is still nearly stationary. At Pittsburg it is falling with less than 7 feet in the channel. At Cincinnati it is also receding, with 5 feet thence to Louisville, where it is reported swelling with 4 feet 2 inches in the Canal. ......The regular Evansville and Paducah mail packet <Dunbar> is in port this morning, and sails at 12 o'clock. Her trips to-day, and every Friday hereafter, will be extended to Cairo, and she will take all the Cairo and New Orleans freight she can secure. ......The <Charley Bowen> arrived about 6 o'clock last night, only twenty-five hours out from Cairo, including all stoppages. She will be receiving freight to-day, and leaves for Cairo at noon tomorrow. ......The <Masonic Gem> left Cairo at 3 o'clock Wednesday morning, and arrived here yesterday—time, including all stopages, 27 hours. The <Jno. Gault> left Cairo 3 hours and 40 minutes ahead of her, and she overtook and passed her below Mt. Vernon. After proceeding to Newburg, whence she brought a consignment of flour, the <Gem> returned to Cairo with a moderate trip of freight. ......The little <John Laddell> was here yesterday, and left, with a good trip, for Cairo. ......The <Bowling Green>, here yesterday, reports Green river "growing no better fast.'' ......The "little'' <Grey Eagle> took up, as usual, a huge lot ot watermelons last night. ......The loss by the sinking of the <Pomeroy> a few days since is not so great as was first expected. Only about 300 barrels of flour are damaged, and that but slightly. It is not yet certain whether she can be raised again.—<Cin. Gaz>. ......Capt. J. D. Archer has consummated his arrangements for the charter of the steamer <Mariner>, which he will place in the Louisville and Memphis trade at once. She will take the place of the steamer <Southerner> permanently during the low-water season, making ten-day trips.—Lou. Jour>. ......The Louisville <Journal> says: The <Kanawha Valley> has abandoned the Louisville and Carrollton trade, and has become aregular Monday and Thursday packet, plying between Louisville and Owensboro, under the command of Capt. Caffrey. ———<>——— Receipts by Railroad. August 9, 1860. bxs indse, K. Ooedeeke; 1 case, Bead .t Burrows aft bnsh u he it . Ll'-hart Bros.; 8H4 do corn, I. A. Crane; 11! bavs flair, Peter Bulz; 8 hag' ship Staff', P. Deuener; 5 empiv beer kegs, J. Kniri'ch; I cask hardware, '. S. Well"-; 3 bxs do, 0. Babooek; j t'jes Miiii.li i... I F. Seining; 1 keir lard, W. 11. tloic uit. V E. 9IIRADBB, Agent. I1K.M.S I'roin the W asniugUm coi respun:!eiitv uf the Ciuciunati Gazelle: Tlie iLVsiiit in North C.trolinu. litis (treat ly ilainicue.l tlirt hopes of the Bell people, who fully fuictilateel on success there ; lint the election of Comhs in Kentucky, who was supportr-l by tlie Potfgl.isites, has revived them. Yon rnstT rel upon it, tUat tin re is a complete QaderstnbjMng in most of the Stales betweKa iBe Friandf of EieJL and llonn an.t thar they will soil out to each other upon i viMy occasion. In the North Bell vill."tl out to lio'i;rln:, and in the South Dodgias wifl ?e!l out to Cell. 1hat"s the game. In New Vork the Breckinridge lue-n Mve resolved to itave HOthtBC more to do with Douglas, :ind tvili run a separate ticket. This hadly injures; the cnicuiatioiis of the Dousrlas and Boil people. All agree that Lincoln will uudoubtedly cairy Illinois, nud the New York Herald concedes his triumph. I have just seen a gentleman who has made an extensive tour through Iowa, Minnesota, and other Western States. He reports the people almost unanimous for Lincoln. B.Is Doucjlas in faror of propagating ; slavery ? The following sentiment answers the question ; Lnder this iorr Vm they have converted a tract of free territory into slave territory, more than re (MM f the .-i:e ,.f the State of New York. Under this doctrine slavery has been extended from the Rio Grande to the Gulf of California, and from the line of the ttepub'ic of Mexico, not only up to 3G 30', but up to 3S giving you a degree and a iialj more .,(v territory than yon ever claimed. Vou ask only up to 36 30', aud non-intervention iias given you up to 38. Dougl'i'.- lat Sjresch in Ike U- S. Semite. Eithek the louglas party is extremely feeble aud insignificant in Kentucky, or else its share hi the election of Combs was important and decisive. Boiling's vote amounted to nothing. 'The Douglasites must now sillier concede thelaleto iireckitiridoe, or openly confess their coalition with the Beli Everett party, and their determination to repeat the operation in November. Whether they do so or not, we see very little reason to doubt that Breckinridge and Lane will receive (he electoral vote of Kentucky. tu. Ga

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COPELAND & NEXSEN, GrEKTER-AL IMAIE AGENCY ! OFFICE: SAVINCS BANK, NO. 1 FIRST 6TBEET, EVASSVILLE, IKD., (9 RMS JYOW M'RMi fJRMill TO T. I H .' WM. Risks and issue Policies iu several o! t.e widest and must reliahle Insurance Companies of tho 1'nited States. STORES, STOCKS, DWELT. 1 NGS, MILL8 AXl) MANL'FACTOKIES, insured at the nil st favorable rates MAKINE AND INLAND JiAVIGATION Kisks taken on FLAT-IluATS, BARGES, STEAMBOATS aud their CARGoE.-. Also, applications received for LIFE INSURANCE. Combined Capital Represented, over $4,000,000. iEtna Instance Co., Hartford, Conn., 1 Capital and Surplus 82,000,000 Phoenix Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus otM,000 Manhattan Insurance Co., New York. Capital and Surplus 400,000 Humbolt Insurance Co., New York. Cash Capital fiioo.ouo Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets fUO,000 Merchants' Insurance Co., Hartford. Conn., Capital and Surplus, $'00,000 iEtna Life Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus, 200,000 COPELAND & NEXSEN, A.-nts. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE lETNi INSURiNCE CO. Incorporated 1S1D Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000, ABSOLUTE AND I'NTM PAIRED. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, And the prestige ot years saoonM and itwabdso'k'silooo.oiio Of losses have lieen paid hy the JBtna Insurance Company in the past 40 years. The value of reliable Insurance will he apparent from the followinj; LOSSES PAID BY THE .ETNA nuaisro THE past rivs VKAttS: InOhio jf4.il,520.8t I In Michigan, l.',oi3 SI Iu Wisconsin, l(W,(tfi6.i7 In Indiana,... I4c,,t!).Sl In Kentucky, 204,939.40 In Illinois.. . 44s,:i27.41 i Missouri, :i6t,.'.18.04 Temtww !i7.5P.t.21 ! lowaMinu. 1'13C9.46 1 .vansasA Neb l,945.77 Pouu'aAVu.. 31,605 62 Ark. 6 On.... 23.945.0 Mississijipi uud Ai..bauia,...v -l,i 12.18. Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted ai tM iuscoii- Mtosjt vitli solvency itnd flr .rollt. Efjtecial attention yiten tv mtHntnc 0 DWEZtZtlHGB ami Content. Jur Urn t-J' 1 to 5 yeor. The solid service loan and successfully triad, aud the mam .idvantaxes the .'Etna Insurance Company pos sesses in its line, should not be overlooked by those ready to insure aud understanding their best interests. During " striueut times " the necessity fr n liable Insurance Ijecouies 1111 Imperative duty th. ability of property owners to sustain Lias being then much lessened. Agencies in all tho principal cities and towns throughout the State Points issue ! without deLay, by any of the duly authorized Agents ot tho Company. toW" Business attended to with de.-i ateh and fidelity. COPELAND A NEXKEN. Agent, my2 Savings Bank Btdtdtug, First St. BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL. P H ffi N I X CfiMPM, HARTFORD. CONN. 11F.V0TKI1 TO FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY CTIA R TF.R PERPETl '. I .. Oash Capital, Cash Assets $400,000 $547,712.36 L. 1,1'OMIS P II. K 1:1.1 000, Secretary. Branch Office, 31 33 W. Third St., C einnati. M. Jfaaill, General Aaent. -t i mi in alt tin or the !'nion.ij pi Inctnal 'it - ui.l To LOSSES 1'ROMfTLY l'All r)"Appllc itious received, ncHeies t icwesl, and all hesim-ss pertaining I i d and rtt he aKency promptly attended to Als,. applications raaatved for l.ile Insurance, the iKtna Ufa Insnrsn -e '.. of Ilurtf rd, C01 Capital and surplus over ?3"0.oii. CnPfl.ANIi ,t NiXSKS. Agent WOill, .m First St., In-t. Mai.-, and Kyc., Savings B;ink Bntldlttie. ARE YOU INSURED ? DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS ! EVANSVILLE AGENCY OK Til F MERCHANTS' INSURANCE CO. Hartford, Conn. ' 1 Cash Capital, $200,000 DIRECTORS Mark Howard, S. Woodruff. .1 euies liolter, K. liobcrts, (iuy H. I'li-lps. Tiinothy lifiebtiKj , James I. Fo-ler, Sidmv A. White, has. T. Hillyer, Elijah II. Owen, II -ite-r Uattcaard, Richard D. Hubbard. M. M. Merrhnaa, W. I.. Collins. W. H. I. Callellder. --n--: " '' - a-Appliratious laial I ad i Policies issu.l ami renewed, aud all business pertaining to the Ageacy promptly att. nded to. i. I. -s, s . i ii ; t My udjii-ted and pi omplly paid at Una Ageuicv. am OPKI.ANl NK.KKV. XSeUTr.

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RBGriAB PACKETS. Packat, Gen'l I. M. WHITE. . 1:. L. Lascastkk, maatrr, i uns as .. JiV regular Freight and p t r p...-i .'j-aa ..J-fc daily (Sutidayi. excepted Wtwu this j.-.int and Henderson. au7 WW of tune. The Louisville and Heuder-on Light-Draught, Swjtt, Side Wheel U. S. M.aud P:useuer Packat, Grey Eagle, Capt. A. DONXALI.Y. J. A. I.tK, CI k, Leaves Evansville fol Louisrillfl every Monday at 12 o'clock M., and every Thursday at 0 o'clock p. m., arriving at LooJivilla Tueeday and Friday ! avaaJaga. Iteturnin?:, leaves Louisville every Wednesday and Saturday eveninj; at 6 o'clock. JNO. U. HA L, Agent, julyi6-tf No. it Water street. Evansville, lonisville, and Ovvensboro Pasiengcr Packet. THE NEW AND TlXF. STEA31EB . H7" JES 1FL JEt. 3T , I. SMITH, Mafter. HA Ai stin & Gkeou, Clerks, ives Bcaoaville Wedneadaya and Saturdays at M. Leaves Louisville Tuesdays and Fridays at ! iulgl'J B Cairo : ickel I he elezaut low water packet, i. II. DONE, Lkvms Davis, master, m. H. List, clerk, will run n irularly In the Evansville and Cairo trade daring the season. Fur freight or paaaajre apply on Board. .iulyUt rwrwtM: u jy u i m.a u jr i tMi. i.k M. anil Pa'luenh low water mail rvne Packet, SAM K I ft K M A If, J. . I JfatTj .ff Thkoop, Master, J. Ki.ovrsot, '.'lei k.iEiESI j.TSt will leave Evansville Tuesdays and Saturdays, at o'clock p. m ., nn arrival of the Louisville and Evansville Hail packeta. For freiglit or paaaage apply on hoard. juiyl'J. BTANSVILLB AND LOUISVILLE ci Sf MAIL PACKET, 3r 1 0 37- 3E3 3 1 O W. II S. P. Hali.ii.i v, Cork. DAM11CL8, Capt. jr tMWJim : I'j.v-iPUAii' r: i-:m-Taeftdayaad Saturday'at 6 o'clock p u. BVtnxning, leaves Louisville every Monday aud Friday at 4 ( 'clock P. ft. Through Bills of Lading will be given for Tobacco 'ir other freight to Baltimora or Hrw Vurk at low rains it tint lower than by an other route. Paseiii;i r.. i r fn-iirht mken at iiacket-Oal rates for any point on tin- Dhio Hirer nron Oreen River i IU TIm Baaaenger a comnindations of the Grey I Eagle are nsorpa ised by any boat npon Hie Western waters. Apply on board or te JOHN B. HALL, ( Jnue7-dtf No. 2 Watur street. Mi Vjtj si 'ihi.i e-jl It I CJIH, jj-i MZd CAIRO REGULAR PASSES GXR PACKKT, CHABXBTTtOWEN, frICJi5 Dkmkb, Kaster, haves EvHiisviil.. (JBSSSat 1 Tuesday and Saturday, at 12 o'elock M., arriv- I ing at i'aducah at I! o'clock, A. M., Cairo at 12 o'clock, M., Wedneedav and Saturday. Returning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Sunday, 1 at 7 o'clock, P. M , and Smithland every Thursday ! and Monday, at 0 o'clock, A. M., connecting at j Evansville with the Evansville and Crawfnrdsville i R. R., and Packets for Green River. Also, con- I necting at Smithland with 'umlierlaml River Pack- ! ets ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and St, j Louis Packets. Tickets c in be obtn.ned on board tho boat for all Kastsm Ctiea. seiit2:i MZt PACK K T The fine steamer DCNBAR, Gas. Fowler, luaFtcr, jJ-H 1 . leaves Evansville ev.iy "1 1 ' 1 1 iMHi'" if Wednesday, and Fiiday, at 12 o'clock M. Leaves ! Padncah every Tuesday, Thaaraday, and Saturday, at 'J o'clock A. M. Connecting at Evansville with I the Evansville and Crawfordsvillo Railroad for ail j peinta North and East, with pa' k-ts for Louisville ' Green, an I Wabash riv. rs. At Paducah With pack ' ets for St. Louia, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail boats fui Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river OtS"Bosiness promptly attended, and charges for ! freight and paoaago, nuas as charged by the regubvrpacket. Through bills of lading given to.New ; Orleans and all points Oh th' Tennessee and C.iniberiaad rtvera anirls I g.Olt MOUTH UflfJtOU10- UriVf a pond RITKB. The elegant pafaengar sit aiuer I.UE EAVKS, McDonalii, Master, TAVt.oa, Chirk, will make regular tri-weekiy trips to . roltou an.l Pond Itiver, leaving on Wednesdays and Fridays. For freight or pasaao, apply outward. de20tf FORWARDS & COM WIS: ION. rw ujimi n xfitnss mup-t.'i-X NEW ARRANtJEMENT. The Apms ImM Company resprrtfullv an oounre to their friends and pet ram, the public of 1 . . ' m v 1 . . - 111111 , iiini , won 1 lie i-neii i.Kl.itli'H for the Ifanapoitallna of H E T0BT, P A C K A t; E 8 . MONEY A S' D VALUABLE S, They solicit a contiuuance ot former favors. Especial ( are takM iu the collection of Dills, Uratts, Not., 11 ad the tr;insportation of small and valuable packages. All persons wishing to avail themselves of the facilities ol 'he Keprt ss, can ohteiu any desimd inr.-r-nialiou m reference to the routes and details of the btaauteat, t their Otfee on First street, between Main and Locust, opposite the iTbal t)tftce de l" ii. 11. f iSH. Agent. 0!d Established Wliari Koa( EVANSVILLE, IND. F. a. O'RIXEY CoFO IS It Mil II ivn .t.vii ' .'(I'M MISSION MKIICHANTS. rteneral Kattr o. . Steamboat , and Egpree Acena Special Agenta for the rBNN. CENTRAL RAILROAL, irtl coiuieoticiMa ovar whitji ire we mtltoriise-J tt iciv.- Hir'iitih raceijptM nt th UwtVl poauAl'- ntpRaviiig a riia:nri'th Wlirtr; boftt : th$ laiiiiinir tl terRMt "ii the Oftfo Ver,lipabla of utorlnn ft ml priit riiii, all intr. fiitiM irr Ii iI-Ip to o:iDiiitcom BXpoevru, we ar. prppaved t- f;u ilitn(o klie uieputch DC all coneinaaaien Ih, TM vrArdetj mr cnr HIVEH, KAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular Bttentioxi pmd to lUvoiviD, ttirl.i c aiiit br :in!in. also, to th' Sale 01 any Produce, or other property, consigned to na forsal.an,! .al' -faction frnaranteed. Office and extenaive Warehouse u, Water atreet, adjoining the Telagraph, and mi rie Wharf I!, where are are to be found, uttendinf? to th; inteipte of our patroiiH at all hours, day and night. With emr superior faciiitien ; laag standbift'; untiring eaergy ; and knowledge of our Imsine, ro f.-el confident 01 -iiiir general Hatisfaction. and hopo to merit a continuance of the extenaivpnation iu-t we are now enjoy lag. Idaaaal cash advances will be made on sl)conIgamenTs to either ourselves or correspondents in any of the principal markets. North, bat or South. P. C. O'RILEY & CO. CITY OF EVANSVILLE schapker"& bussing. mv.' thk rrojyomBjLis city j ,Dada" have -ten lit to enrich ni by an exnrbiiant assessment of our taxable property, and because weir aofmake oath loan uncertain tf", audfailedto notice that eve atnot attend to a part whien usually was the Ass. tsor'e; duty , we have to .submit tn an unjust taxati.11. Now, for fear that the city's tiuaie ial allaira are iu a. condi tiou to cauae such a course towards the tax-payers, and in order to uiake the " Iirt out of a bad " bargain, and to sustain the city's credit, we will take city and connty orders for Dry Goods at a rate that uo one can object to, anil sell goods for them aud caah very cheap iu order to close our our summer stork. SCH A PRE B d- BU38TKG, Successor to S. Enibich .1- Co., iiilvln No. 4'.i Main street. f,A..J SO ltl URKl.ti "Ctf.Jfl Cider," ot choice quality, tor Pickles, etc. r-. K. GILBERT a CO. II:TI:hGEORG1C THORN HI titi takes pleasure iu It -oruiint his id 1 custotii. rs that in tie- qnalRy ni l style of his work, be Battel b lujaaelf he cannot tie excelled. He may stiil le fonnd at the corner pf Second and Main streets, where the i boiceat Harness and daddies of -evi rj desc.iptien can be obtained on the best Of terms. &ti Repairing done with u -atness and dispatch. Second-hand Baraass ,1'eisoo hand lei

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EVANSVILLE SET AIL PRICES CURRENT COUKECTKD DAILY BY COOK & LANGLEY, Dsaton i ij all t-: i i n T tf Fancy ran SuipW and Fa uily !t. Qn le.ries. at the Korelu izaar, i 15 Main KLOUK AND FEED Fleur, extra White v heat ' r-er sck of W 1 h? 2.7o Veal, per U. Pi.rk, ,...(at0 ..lOintlt .2.T5'riSH .1.40 Mackerel, No. 1, i ...60 extra me-ss.lV!i ...TV " So. 2,smalt.2v ..." bcUn.ou, per lb 15 " smoked -J;2 ...10 Cod, per lb Bo. sack of 10 lbs. Corn Meal jier hu... Bran, j!er 100 lbs. .. Com, per hu GKOCKllIEtSuirar, prime N. O. A. t. cruhed..l'-i Halibut, emi.ked IS powdered 12i Herring, Bait. Roe....:;1;; Coffee, Kio 16 I White Fish, Iresh lake " Java 20, per lb ' Mexican 18 Trout, do do do 10 Boasted -Jo PRODUCE Tea, Imperial 50l.oo! Potatoes, old, per bu... " Gunpowder..7S1.50j " new 43 " YonngUvaon.lO(jti Beets, per ouncD Oolomr Black. io, ,J1 Carrots, do ' English Break- j Onions, do t.ist 75' Pieplant, do 3 Mola8Ses,reboiled per 'Lettuce, per head. gatlou .o Cabbage, i " sturar hniise '.njCurum tiers do 35 sack I " Baltimore syt op..70l Faaa, per peck 20 " tt. Louis 90 Beans, white er i;t 5 ' Rice 7 FltUlTS I Pearl barley 71 Apples, dried per lb...S'Split peas K1 3' Peaches, do ito 11 PROVISIONS ' Currants, Zante.pr llams.sntr. enr'd can- lb 1012 vased per lt 1 V Rasiilierries, perqt " tdain 13 1 Prunes, Ger. per lb... l1., Shoulders Sides, clear Ml -Iiirkish 12 IS Raisins, extra "20 Beef, dM sagar cor'd 12I Pork, pickled 12; ' CookinK No 1 lfi FLUIDS Butter, j lino- labl.M f,.r 00k tBg. Cheese, nev.' ". old Lird CUT MEATS -Beef Men, foiri jvrll " rouf! I " roast Lamb, fore qr hind qr Alcohol, per pal 7ft 15, Burning rlnid, pr gat. 75 .11)1 I. ard oil, per gal 110 Ifioal Oil M1.00 1 I Vinegar, pure cider '2o Milk, per qf 5 ...0 MISCELLANEOUS ...MlC-hickens, old, each... ...2-"i ...h young dolofjo ...s,Egss, pcr".ioz i .10 Ice, per 100 lbs 75 The City Mat-ki ts. Tle iv is a daily market for presluce open from ft to o'clock iu tke moiniiig, I the two City Markets being opeti on alternate days as follows : Tne Upper Market ,l .hn Bothers, market master is 1 pen on Tuesday, Thursday, ami Saturday I mwrniogs, at the time apecIBd. I Theta-nteror Lamasc . .Market Frontz SclioaiI der, market ma.ter is open on Monday, Wednes1 day, an.! Friday mornings, at the bonis mentioned, j There is alao an afternortn market open at the Center Market hbnse from t to (i o'clock p. m. on 1 Batara rja. IMiilutielpliiit Market. Philadelphia, August 0. Mren Istuffa goneraly closed linn ; flour at S l!2 for super. Vbeat lirm ; sales :",500 hush red nt 1 30(5.1 33; white at 1 501 55. Corn firm and uaebatagMl ; salc 8.0C0 bush. Wliisky firm ; Oliio nt IX Railway Matters. The iron for the extension of the Evansville k Crawfords-ville road front Tene Haute to Hockvilje has all been purc&Aeti at the East. The first shipment leac'iH'cl thi. city ye-terdoy, and will be unloaded at Tcrre Iluute to-day. Track layino; will immediately commence, and the whole road completed Ly the time the hog aud corn crops will lie seeking a market. All the iron is to be delivered In Terre Haute by the 'Joth of September, It is shipped by the way of the Erie Canal and the Lake to Toledo, and thence by the Wabash Valley, Pern efe Indianapolis and Terre Haute .t Indianapolis Roads to Terra Haute. Iml. Jour. ISFAMOC3 CoMiccT. We learn from the St. Louis Democrat that a large part of the Democratic procession uu Saturday night last, proeeeileil to the residence of Hon. Prank P. Blair, and in his absence tiot only growled aud yelled like wild Indians, but applied to .Mr.s. Blair atuLMr. Blair's mother the most obscene epithets, ' such, ' the Democrat says, ' that, no deccut niau can hear without pain. ' Such conduct deserves not only contempt and scorn, but the infliction of the severest corporeal chastisement, and p hope the rascals may t et be identified and brought to a just retribution. Vin. Go;. A Doccsb'Afe Papkk iv Gkoiuha Wants to qq qt ov jny UxiO.N Let it ;o ! UoU'rlns and Johnson Disunion ism is rampant in some parts of the South. In Georgia, Johnson's own State, the Atlanta Confederacy, a leoiiinjr DdagfetS and Johnson paper wbioil speaks the sentiments of Johnson, says : " But if ihe wort. does conn it" Lincoln is elected, let 11? with one heart and mind l'org' l the pasl, and po out of the Union lotrether."' Old Lilts Guard. ' Thk cry is stiil they come." The Decatur Uonnry Jlef'iihie.in says that.in Addison township of Ripley eounty, it is informed hy Mr. Schwartz., the popular and aide Mayor of Lawrenceburgh, there will be nt least fifty additions to the Republican rote from eon verted frlerman Democrats. All over the District the revolution is proinp: on rapidly, and some of our most sa-iacious and cantion3 men believe that the change will be so frroat thnt we -hiill elect onr Co3i?;reS3man in the Fourth District. terSThe I.ibrr-alor, eilited hy W'm. Lloyd Garrison, and the oro;an of "endell Phillips and his associates, devotes a htrpe majority of its time and space, to the mot virulent attacks upon Mr. Lincoln.' We desire to commend the above paragraph to the especial atMlnn ol those brainless politicians, whose mouths are so prolific with shouts of abolitionism, in connection with the Republican party, N. A. Trih. The Chicago Zocaves. General V.'ool ; high authority, it must be admitted received the Chiengo .ouaves at Troy, and 1 then made a speech, in t lie course of which he said that he had seen not only the best soldiers in America, but had visited the great ! military schools of Europe, and had seen many military re'r'fws, in di eretit countries there, but had never seen a body of military equal to the Chicago perfection of drill. company in Tiiii Colutnbus Ohio) State Journal says : 11 Most of the shearing of wool in this State is already sold. The yield in Ohio will amount to about P.OuO.000 pounds and will bring over four millions of dollars. Dealers commenced buying from three to fire cents lower than last year, but iu some sections it has been suld at an advance uu last year. ' Thbks Speecbes in one Day. Mr. Douglas is canvassing the Eastern States. He made three speeches iu one day. On the 20th of July, he visited SprLngtield. Mass., Boston, and Albany, X. Y. At each place he made :i speech. He and his friends roust eonatder his fortune rather desperate. I'cioli Eayle. Dem. A i.Av ciT ext'.aot'linnrv- is on the tapis in the political world Knox vs. Vanderliuroii county. Ivjne of contention : John Law's bonee, Tbe prospect is that the oooiN vcii! be readr for delivery on toe second Tuesday in October. 1't". Gaz. On last titurdny the Ileiiublicans of Brownsville. Kdrnundson county, Ky., held :. ji:ind ratilication meeting lor Lincoln and Hamlin, and raised a pmie with a Hag on it bearing- the names' of" tbo RrpovIican nominees.

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SEWING MACHINE, No. 5 First Street, between Main and Lecnut. -ww,mn " : tt to tim: i' t it i.t WW Wh, heeler dr Wilson's Improved Sewintr Ma chine at reduced prices, with increased confidence in its merits as the best and most reliable family sewing machine now iu use. It sews equally well on the thickest or thinest fabrics; makes the lock Mtiti'h imnnssibU. to unravel, with the essential I advantage of being alike un both sides, forming uo ridere or chain on the under side : is simple in con struction, more speedy in movement, and more durable than any other machine. e give full instructions to enable the purchaser to sew ordinary seams, stitch, hem, fell, quilt, gather, Had, and tuck, all 011 the same machine, aud warranted lor three years. Wo also keep on constantly hand afoll assortment of Singer's machines. Circulars containing testimonials of the above machines, from persons of the highest standing East and West, giving prices, Ac, will be furnished gratis, on application iu person or by letter. feb91v F. M. SKLLMAN. ti.no rvf . 9. . t oi.uvk.yx co. Water street, three (hairs above Main WE are now manufacturing Wells' Patent Fold- : tag Serins Bed, the best and most convenient now j iu use, ai it can he moved er bandied wit ho at any 1 trouble. Call and examine th-ni iai25 St. Charles Saloon. ' NEW PROPRIETORSHIP-AX ENTIRE RE-ORGANIZATION. -mw-KSSits. ..M.Hi tt mmiSTss, fm from Hew Orleans, have purchased the ST. IIARLES SALOON, on First str i-t, nearlv opno site the Post Office, and have refit it iu an etcgant and attractive style. The new proprietors have h id long experience aa keepers of fashionable and popular Pi ataiiranfai in New Orleans, and tiny will endeavor, In their newhouse, t com htm ail the eieganciea and luxuries of Northern and Southern Itcstaurats iu the ST. CUARLES. They hav brought a large and complete stock ef choice Liquors from New Orleans, which they collected with care during their business iu that city. Their connections and aoqnaintaaoe in that city will enable them to eMail the choicest supplies of Liijuors, Fruits, and luxuries from that market in future, and they will spare ne expense nor iaius to make the .ST. CHARLES Surpass, hereafter, its former representation, as a pleasant Saloon, a place of good living, and elegant, refined aud luxurious resort. WBW Bffliaed play rs will find at this Saloon a set of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the well known and celebrated factory of J. 31. Brwaewicfc it Co. Tho uudersixued Halter themselves that long cxnorience and careful attention will enable them to merit a renutatiou euual to any Saloon in the w 1 ern country. B.-ir A splendid Lunch will ne H rven up 111 mo mostapproed style, cv ry nxornuur at Id o'clock. II AM MER .t DREIFOSS, HHl T.Hl. of New Orleun CO-PARTNERSHIP. it. j.vfl it. .im.Kiiis. a HjI vurti nnrc based from It. II. Bronrtnelhans, (foruierlv of the firm of 11. Nurro .t o.) nail ot tne Saw-Mill at the upper part of the city, that establishment will hereafter be carried on by the under signed, under the lirm and style ol Abterutg A: Brommetnaw. - The mill will oonefaane te ber promptly and with can aui21-dtf A1II.KI1IM till all ordeva for Lam1 irders s. dicili-d. ,t BUOHHELUAt'S. gjt B.V.VA' T! o.'.-K T : : .1 a0 aioc stock of trimmed and untrimmed BonBeta on band, and which will beeeld cheap, to rinse eoit, at the Drv Goods store of SCH A PEER A BUSSING, lnael No. 4! Main stu-ei. 1860. SPRING & SUMMER 1860. GrOODS. X It Ii It K si' c: 'T IS friends and tln I public ei nerally. that they are daily receiving acI cessions to their burge and varied otaofc of Spring t and Suinaier Goofls, which, for elecanco, style and j variety, cannot he surpassed. It would be inner- ! fluoiis'to enumerate all the departne nts which, on inspee'tion, will be found replele fiaabracWg all the Iradiag styles and novelties of the season. The bntrineai principles which have gained for their old estaiilished house inch extensive patronage, will be adhered to, viz.: Execution of orders with dispatch attention andconitesy to atsnmnrs, conaMned with moderate cbargea. Their I stock havlag been pnrchaaed with care and jnilgi inetit in the h.'st markets, and of first qnallty, to- ; f;etlier with an adherence an sound principles of trade, they are confident Ot is inK able to supply those who" may favor them w ith a call on the best i trms. Annexed they submit a lis? of departments. Cloths, 'iissiiiieres, aiel Vesting. Tweeds, Ky. Jeans, Oottoaadi s and Denial , NewStrb" Prints, a great variety, French Orgaudiea, Lawns and Qjaghawa, English Beragea, Anglais and Challia. niack am! Fain y Silks, and Irish Poplins, Mohair li.sie! : for I raveling ,lreses, Frencii Hera:':" It. bes, .' to 11 Volants, " Organdy " 5 to 6 Silk and CKagham 1 inbiellas and Paraaoln, Panama. Braid, Leghorn and Palm Bate. Pilots and Bhoea, Soft Btaeh mnl Colored Hats, White, P.lue and Pink Mosquito Metta, French and Scot, h Km bre a hiriea, a ereat v.iri. t . Black Lace Mantillas and I oints, Hosiery. Glove. Mills, and White ur.d Colored Corsetts, White Hoods, Kotioaa, Kress Trimmings, ir., Ac. I S. & B. wonM call particular attention to their stock of Irish Lim n Goods Or thieir own importations, warranted Pure Linen, soft riiiijih and Gross Bleached conaistiugof 7S. 4-4, 0-4 and Linens, Brown and Bleached, Damasks all sizes, T.inen Cambric Handk en hiefs. Towels, Brown and 1 Bleached Hacks, Ac. N. B. Thompson Skirts, reijuiring ne ftteei Snring around the body, are recommended for the following peculiaritius and advantages : 1st. Facility of application. 2d. Perfect freedom from liability to chafe or excoriate, aud admit of any kind of exercise without the slightest Inconvenience to the wearer'. nafkirner Blain ami First streets. jr3f. tl lisl bbls Heavy i'nd 1 Mi re) halt bbls Pig i'olk, 23 i.l 1- Kemp Pork, I' ll keg- Choice Family Lard, For saic by 0 Ko. FI ist K tanetO Comer Locust st !t CO., and faiiii If HH UUIITMi IjfiJll. lOii KHHM bv .ILliElt t St 01. n.ii.r iniL.ns, uoou r sale by S. E. OILBKUT f- Cf. m and and, So juneoti WW K o O.ll Si s, O II )Z - - 'Jt OIt tkM Ii oAw to the trade at man nfacturera' prices by june-to S. E. GILBKltTa CO. yinau H E A W itHi kegs assorted izes, j.ist received and for sale bv marl CHAS. SIelliIIN'flN. Pose's Itlock. Vlain strwet. on.. mBLB, cwjl ' brt, . ive I an l for sale at No. 22 MAIN STUEKT. mIOJI L just rt juneSO g-i. f: Toitur xo.ir. 50 dona very Jt1 tved bv uiaylti CIIAKLES McJOH N.-'TON. s-r aa uo . co vin o i wis ft s, . MW 1 aud -i. lb Cans. Tt dox Fr.sii boost ass., 1 and 2 lb . lb do., at i doz fresh Salmon, 1 and I COOK .V LA NCI,. 1 lit HUH ,0S.-10 KJAf BMI.iS for sale low to rloae lot. E. GILBERT 4- CO., No. 4 Sycamore street.

MISCELLANEOUS. DR. UAAS, oaving leased theroonrs formerlyoccupied bv Dr. Kirett, in Dr. bray's building, opposite the Pest Office, for a series of years, would respectfully solicit the citizens of Evansville and the : surrounding towns and ceiuntry, o visit his rooms I and see the specimens on exhibition, whether they neeil the services of a Dentist or not. j Since the ieotthag of his last circular and adveri tisemeut. over a year since, several improvements ! and new inventions have been made, of which he : has availed himself, aud allows wattling that w ill I subserve the interests of his patients, to pass unsecured. His EaciUtiea are better aud establish ment larger, without doubt, thar any other in our Slate, and equal loauy in Eastern cities. All those who need Dental operations performed, and are pleased with his work, shall be attended to with great pleasure. The following arc Ihe styles of work manufactured by him: Continuous Gum; Block or Carved Work; Vulcanite Ruse; Coralite; AniUr; Chcoplnstic; Gold and Silver work. Neebang caa excel the baantp and claaaeteeee ol the coiitinuons uniu work. It is without a seam or crevice. Cheeks that are siuikeiican ba restored to nearlv t'nwir original e ntour by this style of work, aiid olao by the use of ttie Vulcanite, Coralite, and Amber Base, 'the latter styles, tor lichtness and adaptation to diliicolt inmiihs, excel an-cel-Hiithin We have ever seen. He, has se total anasthelii s for alius let iMaj pain when extractinjc tfeth. Thev ari' ierfe-tly harmless. The mo''t delicate can have t hem applied. lie does not advertise nnytliinu he cannot do, nor exhibit anything net avade by himself Parents should consult the health and beauty e-f their children by having the Dentist direct their second dentition, thereby producing s uimetry and health to these Invaluable oreans. Irresrulariry of children's te-dh cm rected sue cessfully. Tho-.- having decayed teeth, should either bine them extracted or ttllsd al oner (;he latter if possiUe). Th health of the paiti s ..nd the remain; ing teeth demand ; his. tr 1 1.1k. ulaacai'c 'in Introdoeiog I liaa-. ni aoreaaur to ih old rooms in itray 's lesiMiug, hopiaa ba "ill ind theni both pti sawtii and iro. able t'i'i inter, -ewjrse iiii I he Hereof, I am phsaaed to ttad him in of tie nrugveasiaa?: pnoaesaiag tsste ami hiti profi-ssii.ua! anility and standing, Wit h this view, I eeawmiih safety, r oinmend him to Uu comninnit ; a skillful an. I com -potent dentist imi -.Si J . K I V ETT. CHARLES BABC0CK, f rtt.t r u 1 f'.-:tl'r in Ooacfi and Saddlery Hardware. ! MAIN STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. ayj i VJVeV OM f I. Mi T kill M V J - MB range me am with European and American manufacturers Cora direct supply of all gouuaiu my line, 1 am enabled to offer inducements, that cannot fail to be to the interest of all MagBgad iu the business to giro me a triat. 1 name in part: axltl, sprinps made of the best steel; bunds, enameled and of nil kinds of leatlu r, cloths, lining for carriages, varnishes, castings ol all kinds, saddle trees, English bridle leathers, hits, stirrui, spurs, hamate tine silver hames of all kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, seif-adjiistinc pads, Taylor's patent hames, ny nets, shoe threads, horse blanket, Lon dea Girth Webs, American Girth am Kean Webs, both cotton and worsted; Lomli n I Welt Skins, a superior article; iory, gutta enrobe j and brass lined martcugi-.l rings; superior kersejs i for In rse ceivers, the best ;nali ty of carriage bolts, : patent gi tries, Ac, Ac. 1 aeep in tact eeerytnsag appertai aing to eitner branch of tile business, and understanding both branches thoroughly, we would resiiectrtilly invitiyour attention before purchasing elsewhere. I m also agent for Ward's Patent Spring Saddb . aafJhaUfcp BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY, 35 .flain Street. ffj .71. t MM OH CO., MUCCKSSOKM MW to J. E. DutcheT, would respectfully give i notice that tbey manufacture to order, and have j constantly on hand, all kind of Boots and Shoes, for Ladles, Gents', and Children's wear. IIaiu I replenished their stock of Eastern work, they are prepared to sell as low as any house in this city cn- ' gaged in th" retail trade. None but Philadelphia t workmen ire employed in this establishment. ! Please give us a call. V. M. CURB BY A CO. mayl-Oni ayrJTTA'.TJiVtr Of THK JFM-'JIHH ' 9 of the Becoaitv Lnstkame Com panv, October st- I 1, 1859KTS. Gash. on hand 5 tiiiu 45 Cash in Coiitiuout.il Dank, awaiting Iureatment 89,521 05 Cash in li.mk Commonwealth 5,197 47 Total PM 57 ll it;k St ick s-.V' sh u-' S Ssuk Commerce 5 gn " Aiu'n Kx. Rank ! " 1110 " Rank New York I 14 ' l!'k N. America 214 shs par val. S-21,5hu worth C"2,7;i lir I TiainifTBrj Le-aus wcuied by H,iHi8 U. S. Csupou Bonds and 25 shares Resolute t ir.: insi.rance Company 12'MH) tKI ; Dondgo-nd atortgageaneiag Oral lion, ec.40tl50 OO Premiums uncollected....;.." ,5tH U Accmed Ine. on Heads and Mortgages ,v Temporary Loans 87M 79 ! Balance do.: Iron, Agems 19 99 Total Capital Stocl Surplus .S.itt.b'.n so ..S0Ot),0OU ml .. MJW io -S"41,s'.'l JOSEPH WALK El L. Ila vnoca. 'ecr. tary. Pres't STATE OK SEW Y ORK, ) .... tllTY A ti'l'NTY OF NEW YORK. J"" Personally appeared before me Ibis J9th day of j November, A. Ii. 1.VJ, Joseph Walker, filaldaat, and Richard L. Haydock, Secretary, of the Securitv Fin- Insurance Company, of the City of New York, and severally affirmed' that na Motion statement by them subsei ilasl is correct and true to the ; best of their know ledge and lielief. XilOS. L. THORN ELL, Cominissiouer for the State of Indiana, in New York. This Company has complied with the law ofTn- ! diana concerning Insnrauce Companies, and is prepared to take risks iu the Citv of EvaatsfHM and vatidetljajrab counua lad K. II. SA BIN, Agent, ib tM 67 Main street. jOXDEiiStvS BCATO Ovu stHiju trrwMsWt jott omit in Bfftr.i! to iion 111 hft'ity and HymmPtricHl ' j.rrwtrti F.ovprs of )triinforr:ill, icood-1xkinp, i liiif and durable Hut Drill be VDfe to snitfd and fitted. Di iiifcc in yotrr orders, rcntlomf-n. French Felt &Cassimere Hats, ; Always on hand and made to order of any shape or color The Cricket and Zouave Hat, Jut r "turning i tt r tit. -h ion for Snrint: t Summer. WOOL AND FUR HATS Of every iai;i cinnbl t- shape, coi.r mid tjuality. r-3 "t 2T ct w G-oods. An tmBMMe ktoHC benght low will ut corrf-jiii'ndiiig figures. CAPS, CAPS. A very large stock on baud all the latest styles. rVJtSSES' FANCY HATS. The beat ever seoii i:i the city. Infant, Boys' & Youths' Hats, An endless variety for Spring and Summer. VAUTIEIi Ss HARGONNIEK. sprl 3& Ilain street. MOWING AFD THRESHING .r M ACIIINBS. grv SSUUI'K X CO., Mi VSfJVV IMI.Lti, JBL Iml., agents for the following Machines, which are tbe most approved patents now iu use.Reapers and Mowers. W. A Wood's Improved Mower. E. Ball's " Champion Tei.per and Mower, Self Raker, Iron Harvester. RentOetty Harvester, P.uckeve Mower, Bull's Reaper and Me ear. Threshing Machines. llallston's ImprovedThresh-r, I'itt's Talent Thresher, - ilonitt's f " may22-ly

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If Z,. JOK.ytiO.'V, MO OK m rmL9 t-u ia a Blank Book Manufacturer First St., bet. Main and Locust, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. ET- Blank Books ruie.1, pai;ed aud made to orded of the best paper, trom a Memorandum to thi largest Ledger, music ami magazines Pound 111 an style. jelf-diwtf German and French Night School rwjiifi ujvitJBM 8i ojyxn .tio&t mk M. opect folly begs leave to i if rni hi; friend and the ptiblx iu general, that he ha pptwtd uight school for tho instruction of the French ai: i.erman languages. Beiag a graduate ol -1 huiofu Imversity, and a leacner ot practice ami experfj euce, which he u.us ueeome ly exurtiou during number of year a, h hopes to satisfy all tho-" wb may entrust themaelvee or Is- entrusted unto hi I care, and begs the patronage ef his feilow-cit ileal Also, young clergMtieii an l students of tin geapal are requested to take notice ef l;:s lessons ::i lid Hebrew laagnkge. For particulars, jtppiv to Kev. 1K. M. DKLRAM't), Professor ot Anclept and Modem Language First st . rearof Itehin's Cianiereial Oetlege. may--3md IKUJ.ik .-r e. f . e. K v.. ... hand a sutiidv of a Hi

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