Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 299, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 23 August 1860 — Page 4

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TRAVELERS' GUIDE. ——— Evansville & Crawfordsville R. R. DEPARTURES. Accommodation Train.................... 6.00 A. M. Mail Train....................................... 9.15 " ARRIVALS. Mail Train....................................... 4.56 P. M. accommodation .............................. 3.30 " Steamers—Regular Packets. FOR CAIRO. MASONIC GEM leaves Evansville every Monday and Thursday at 6 P. M. Returning, leaves Cairo every Saturday at 3 a. m . and every Wednesday at 4 P. M. CHARLEY BOWEN leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 12 o'clock M. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays at night. FOR PADUCAH. DUNBAR leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 12 o'clock M. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at night. FOR HENDERSON. GEN. D. M. WHITE plies daily, leaving Evansville in the forenoon and returning in the evening. FOR LOUISVILLE. GREY EAGLE, of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 o'clock P. M. Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays in the afternoon. GREY EAGLE, of Gallipolis, leaves Mondays at 12 o'clock M., and Thursdays at 6 o'clock P. M. —— Arrives Sundays and Thursdays in the afternoon. L. C. FERRY leaves Evansville Wednesdays and Saturdays at 5 P. M. Leaves Louisville Tuesdays and Fridays at 4 P. M. FOR GREEN RIVER. BOWLING GREEN leaves Mondays and Thursdays at 6 o'clock P. M. for Bowling Green. Arrives on Mondays and Thursdays in the morning. The LUE EAVES leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, for Ashbysburg and Pond River.— She arrives Saturdays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays. ——— There is regular daily communication with HENDERSON and NEWBURGH by boat and land conveyance. ======= RIVER ITEMS. ——— STEAMBOAT BEGISTER. ARRIVED. Poland, Lou.: Dunbar, Paducah: Marmora, Pittsburg: Time, Louisville: Anglo Saxon, Pitts.: Sallie List, Louisville: L. C. Ferry, Lou.: Gen. Pike. Memphis: DEPARTED. Poland, Cairo: Dunbar, Paducah. Marmora, St. Louis: Time, Tennessee river: Anglo Saxon, N. O.: Sallie List, Cairo: Gen. Pike, Lou.: L. C. Ferry, Louisville: W. V. Gillum, Green river. BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. Grey Eagle, jr., Lou.: Lue Eaves, B. Green: Gen. White, Henderson. ——— ......The <Weather>, yesterday, was quite warm, and alternately clear and cloudy. Although there was a fine shower the day before, we have not had enough yet and hope for more. ......The <River> opposite this point, was still swelling very rapidly yesterday evening, having risen about 18 inches during the proceeding 24 hours. Our despatches report the river rising again at Pittsburg, with 4 feet 8 inches in the channel. At Cincinnati, at noon yesterday the river had fallen 15 inches during the 24 hours previous, and there were then 8 feet 4 inches in the channel. In the Canal at Louisville 4 feet 8 inches are reported, and the river declining slowly. There are 5 1/2 feet on Scuffletown, and about the same on the worst bars hence to Cairo. Capt. Fowler, of the <Dunbar> reports a rise of 20 feet in the Tennessee, and a heavy rise in the Cumberland. As the Kanawha, and other tributaries of the upper Ohio, head near these rivers, we may expect another rise from them. ......<Business> at this point continues very dull, owing to the high rates of freight and the unwillingness of holders to ship. ......The light, fleet, and beautiful steamer <Grey Eagle>, the calliope boat, is the regular U. S. mail packet for Louisville, and all way landings, at 6 o'clock this evening. Capt. A. Donnelly, a very gentlemanly and efficient officer, treads the hurricane deck, while Mr. J. A. Lusk, assisted by Messrs. Voris and Donnelly, has charge of the office. Her passengers, when they have arrived at their journey's end, will regret that they have no further to go by such a delightful conveyance and in such pleasant company. ......The <Lue Eaves>, Capt. A. Liter, master, and Jno. Travis, clerk, is the regular U. S. mail packet for Bowling Green and all points on Green river at 6 o'clock this evening. The <Eaves> is a very neat little craft, and O. K. in all her appointments. ......The Captains of the Louisville district had a preliminary called meeting Tuesday to form a Captains' Association similar to that of New Orleans. They are to meet again on Saturday for a full and permanent organization, ......The Cincinnati pnpers say that the various organizations of the Captains' Association are rigidly adhering to the new rates adopted by the Louisville Convention. ......The Cincinnati <Enquirer> says that it is rumored that the <Grey Eagle>, Capt Donnelly, will return to that place, and enter the Cincinnati and Maysville trade. The <Grey Eagle> is the most fleet and handsomest of our local packets, and we hope she may be induced to stay with us. ......We are under obligations to Gus. Galamet, bar keeper of the <Dunbar>, and to Messrs. Austin and Gregg, clerks of the <L. C. Ferry> for late Paducah, Louisville, and New Albany papers. ......The forlorn looking old <W. V. Gillum> which has been lying at the wharf for several weeks, raised steam yesterday, and departed for Green river with a very good trip of freight. ......Capt. Bulkley's new Red river boat, now in the process of construction, has been named the <Dixie>, instead of <Malta>, as first proposed. This name is becoming quite popular among boatmen. We hear of several other new boats called by it. ====== THE VOTE OF NEW YORK.—The New York Courier and Enquirer says ; Beyond all cavil, the vote of New York, if cast for Lincoln, elects him by the people ; and just as certain as we now write, so certain is it that this State will give the Republican ticket an overwhelming vote. Mr. Seward says four times twenty thousand ; and we suy a larger majority over all, if the contemplated union is effected, than will be our plurality if each faction votes honestly for its nominees. What we most desire, to render the approaching canvass as exciting as it will be important and interesting, is precisely such union of the factions opposed to the Republican party as the Herald and its associates are seeking to produce. For the Statk Ce.vtral, Committee. The Vincennes Gazette makes the following suggestion in regard to the making of appointments for speakers, to the State Ceutral Coramitte : "If the State Central Committee would leave the appointments of the public speakers to the several Congressional District Committees, more good could lie accomplished than by the present arrangement. Each District Committee knows the wants of its own District. We throw this out as a suggestion. By this arrangement no clashing of appointments would occur." We fully indorse the above. The suggestion is both si-usible and practicable. X'.A. Tribune. These are our sentiments, too. Albert G. Riddle of Cleveland has been nominated for Congressman by the Republicans of the Nineteenth District.

INSURANCE COPELAND & NEXSEN, iiIITT&IFy ! OFFICE: SAVINGS BANK, NO. 1 FIBST STBEET, EVASSVILLE, ISO., m un -vo wprupjrjui tot.ihk 9e Risks and issue Policies in several of the widest and most reliable Insurance Companies of the United States. 8TOBES, STOCKS, DWELLINGS, MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES, insured at the in. st favorable rates. MARINE AND INLAND dAVIGATION Risks taken on FLAT-BOATS, BABGES, STEAMBOATS and their CARGOES. I Also, applications received for LIFE INSURANCE. Combined Capital Represented, over $4,000,000. iEtna Insurance Co., Hart ford, Conn., Capital and Surplus, 82,000,000 Phoenix Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus, 500,000 Manhattan Insurance Co., New York. Capital and Surplus 400,000 Humbolt Insurance Co., New York. Cash Capital SOO.ijuo Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn. ( ash Assets SCOO.000 Merchants' Insurance Co., Hartford. Conn., Capital and Surplus, $200,000 iEtna Life Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus, 200,000 COPELAND A NEXSEN, Agents. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE Ml INSURANCE CO. Incorporated 1819 Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000, ABSOLUTE AND UNI If PAIRED. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, Aud the prestige of 4-0 yean, succens aud experience . CPWARDS OK S14.000.000 Of low)! have been paid by the ,Etna Insurance Company in th past 40 year. The value of reliable Insurance will be apparent from the following LOSSES PAID 3 Y THE .ETNA Dt'BI VO THE PAST RYI T t U - : InOhio M In Michigan, $lf.8,3 81 In Wisconsin, l(Hj,i)55.U7 In Indiana,... M6JB9.tl In Kentacky, 2UI,99.4U In Illinois.... 448,327.41 Missjiiri 384,618.04 Tonofsnee,.... DT.ol'J.'.'l Iowa 4 Minn, i I 1- i K . Neb 19,945.77 Penn'a A Va.. UJtt 82 Ark. A Ga ... 2M.9if,.o . Mississippi and Ala'.uriia,...$.r2,412.lH. Fire and Inland Navigation RttkH accepted r ti him t-itt. teut wii ti Holve ticy isitfl ta'r pruiit. Etrpecial attention i .1 to of DWELLINGS and Coufmf, far trm of I p yrar.n. The solid service iuiiK uu'l -inm tried, and the runny advnntiirH the .Kui.i Inaurauce Company pow sennet iu its line, stiuuld not be'overlooked bj those ready to insure aud understanding their best interests. During Htrintretit timed " the ntcef4Hity for reliabln InturttiK'H ta-coutes an imperative duty the ability of property uwueru to tiustaiu h'st being then much lesheued. Agencies in all the principal cities and town throughout the State Polities issued without delay, by any of the duly authorized Agents of the CompanyBusiuesj attended to with despatch and fidelity. COPELAND A N E X KN, Agents, my 2 Savings Bunk Building, Vtnrt St. BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL. DF.VOTSO TO FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. CHARTER PERPETJTA T.. Cash Capital, - - $400,000 Cash Assets - - $547,712.36 S. L. LOOM 13, Pi-rr. U. K v i : . H.-retury. K. II. &. BU M . MAOILL, Gea'l Agts, riSCIN'NATI. O. u e" iu nil the princtpat Cities aad Tuwns the I (MMUBfj LOSSES PROM PTL V PA TD ' SyApplications received, pelicies tamed and rencwed, and all business pertaining to the agency promptly attended to. Also applications received for Liie Insurance, in the -tna Life Insurance Co., of Ilartf-ji-d, Conn. Capital and surplus over S2X),Oi). COPELAND NEXSEN, Agents. "Office, on First St., bet. Main and Sc, iu Savings Rank Iluilding. areTyou insured? DELAYS ARE DAMiEROl S ! EVANSVILLE AGENCY OF THE MERCHANTS' INSURANCE CO. Hartford, Conn. Cash Capital, $200,000 DIIIKCTOK.S : Mark Howard, S. Woodruff, James Bolter, K. Kols-rts, Ony It. Phelps, Timothy Shel.lou, J.ixucs P. Foster, Sidnev A. White, Chas. T. HTByer, Elijah II. Owen, H-Mncr Blanchard, Itiehard D. Hubbard. M. M. Merriman, W. I,. Collins, W . H. D. Callender. tida-App!icatins received. Policies issued and retiewed, and all business purtaitiiug to the Agency : promptly attended to. I ML.Losses e-put .h!y adjusted and promptly paid I at this Agency. aug COPELAND & NEXES, Agents.

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REGULAR PACKETS. VJ -V V I I. I, Ji J.yjJ t .1 I It O p, k, r.Tbe MASONIC GUM, Capt. J. J. PiLLSBCRY, master, J. P. McDonald, clerk. hawn;; lam thor-1 oughly overhauled and painted, lias entered the Evansville and Cairo trade, where she- willcontiune during the suniuur. Hie makes two trips per week ; leaves Evansville i very Monday and Thursday at 6 r. M. Returning, leaves Cairo every Saturday at 3 A. M. and every Wednesday it 4 r. M. augl3 W9 Mi fJ V M. 1 It Ji p-JJ'8-MM ville and Bowling Grceu Packet. The liuht draft U. S. Mail StearaerJ A. LITER, Captain, JOHN TRAVIS, Cl'k, Leaves Evausville every Mouday aud Thursday, at i o'clock, P Ji , leaves Bowling Green every : Wednesday and Saturday, at 8 a. M. auglO I VJi.ys VI J. y Ji tr jjjs.yjjiiRsojy AVJ Packet, Gen'l D. M. W'niTE R. L. Lancaster, master, runs as e regular Freight aud Passenger Packet daily '.Sundays excepted) between this point and Henderson. ang7 Ji CO.TIJi TO S TJ V 'HJ . VV Ji Henderson Light-Draught, Swift, Side w heel u. S. M. and Passenger Pucket,! Griey Eagle, Capt. A. DONNALLY, J. A. Lusk, CI k, Leaves Evansville lor Louisville every Monday at 12 o'clock m., and every Thursday at 6 o'clock p. M., arriving at Louisville Tuesday and Friday eve iugs. Returning, leaves Louisville every Wednesday and Saturday evening at 6 o'clock. .INO. B. HA L, Agent, jul) &-lt No. 2 Water street. Evansville, l,niiiillr, and Oweni. boro Passenger Packet. THE JiRW L - O. 1 AND FIN F FTEAMFB II AM. SMITH, M;ister. Aistin & Geeuu, Clerks. Leaves, Evansville Wednesdays and Saturdays at 5 p 4 p M. Leaves Louisville Tuesdays and Fridays at juigi!) mm mm i. ah a v-j.ys vt i.i.h mi e. Cairo packet. The eleunt low water pai ket, J. It. DON E, Lewis Davih, ljiasier, W'm. II. List, clerk, a will run regularly in the Evansville and Cairo trade during the season. For freight or passage apply on hoard. julyl3 EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE U. S. MAIL PACKET, C3r r e y JEJ &, & 1 o . W. U. DANIELS, Capt. 8. P. IIallioav, C'erk. K KJ V'KS K VJJVS VMM. I. Mi Ji VKBV JLd Tu.-nday and Saturday at 6 o'clock p M. Keturning, leaves Louisville evary Monday and Friday at 4 o'clock P. M. 8fcS Throacil Bills of Lading will be Riven for Tobacco or other freight to Baltimore or itew York at as low rates it not iower than by any other route. Paswtifcers or freight taken at packet-boat rates for any point on the Ohio Eiver or on Green River. BfW The paxsener accommodations of the Grey Eagle are anurpaioi: bv any boat upon the Western waters. Apply on board or to JOHN B. HALL, juue7-dtr No. 2 Water street. TT(' V J HVII.t.K, i'JHtY JH, J. VIM -ML LAIKU Kr.lrLLAll I'ASrtKr OEIt PACKET, CHARLEY BOW EN, DrxTKR, ilaster, leaves Evansville Tuesday and Saturday, at 12 o'clock M., arriv. ing at l'aducab at G o'clock, A. M., Cairo at 12 o'clock. M.. Wi'dnasdav and Saturday. Returning, leaves Cairo every Weduesday and Sunday, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Sniithlarid every Thursday and .luijday, at 9 o'clock, A. If., connecting at Evannville with the Kvausviile and Crawfm dsville R. R., and Packets fr Green River. Also, connecting at Bmithland with Cumberland River Packeta ; at Cairo, with Metuphis, New Orleans uid St. Louiii Packets. Tii keta cau le obtained on board the boat for all Eautern ('ties. sept23 T?VJJ-8VllI.K .f.V P.HULCJH JOd PACK T The fine steamer DUNBAR, G:is. Fowler, master, lJJlc4, leaven KvitnvillM every M.)i.!;tv r?- -j- .'j Wednesday, aud Fri.lay, at 12 o'clock Si. Leavex Padnciih every Tuenday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 9 o'clock A. M. Connecting at Evansville with the Ev.-. :.- aud C'rawfordsville Railroad for all peiuts North and East, with packets for Louisville Green, and Wabash rivers. At Paducah with pack ets f r St. Louis, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail beat , for Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river. MrBisiuess promptly attonued, and charges for freight aud pasaage, same as charged by the regular packet. Through bills of lading given to New OrleaoD and ail points on tha Tennessee and Cumberland rivers atigl8 M.OK XO I Til (-J IIKOI.TO.y- JJVB M.- POND RIVER. The eleg.nt pssseni-r steamer LUE EAVES, M' Donald, Master, Taylor, Clerk, will make regular tri-weekly trips to Booth Carrolton and Pond River, leaving on Mondays, Weduvidays and Fridays. For freight ttr passage, apply o ii board. de20tf FORWARD'G & COMMISSION. woj.ns JiXP Hiiss co.n pj.'t Off N KW ARKANGEMKNT. The Aoamr Express Company respectfully announce to tbeir friends and patrons, the public of Evansville aud vicinity, that , with increased facilities for the rratiMiortation of rxTinrr, packages. M X E l A W D V A L 7 A 71 I. V i, They solicit a continuance of former favorn. Especial care takn in the collection of Dills, Ilrafta, Notes, and the transportation of small and valuable package. All persons wishing to avail themselves of the facilities of the Express, chd obtain any desired information in reference to the routes ami details of the business, at their Office on First street, between Main aud Locust, opposite the Post Office. dc 1 G. H. FISH. Agent. Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, INI). p. a. o'RiLEir & Co. i : O MMI 88 ION M KRCHANTS. General liaUrio" ,SteHni'o it, MHl Exj.rec AKnra Sjieeiul Affrnta for the I'ENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; :d connection, over which we are authorized to give through receipt at the lowt4t possible rateo Hrt injr a mammoth Wharf Itoat at the luurtiiiff, the ! a "ii th Ohio River, capable of storing and protecting all merchandize liaMe to damage from exposure, we are prepared to fHcilitate the dispatch of all t ousiiimentt", ftk warded to our cure RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. P.irticnlar att-ntion pan! to IteceivinK, Storing and Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or othor property, consigned to ua for sale, and satit(action guaranteed. Office and extensive Warehouse oh Water street, adjoinlug the Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat, where we are to be found, attending tn the interest, of our patrona at all hour, day and night. With our superior facilities; longstanding; untiring energy; and knowledge of our hHNiness, we frnl confident of giving general satisfaction, and taupe to merit a continuance of the extensive patron age we are now enjoying. Liberal cash advances will be made on all consignments to either onielves or correspondents in any of tht principal markets, North, East or South. P. C. O'RILEY & CO. f, 9t.yMiti.tn. r.u RJttmsr.tt -i is. t u V Cider, hoice quality, tor Pickles, etc. S. E. GILBKRT a CO. jnile.al TII.I. o.y tt.t.yit j.yji BJiTJiUMINED TO SUCCEED GEOBGE THORNHILI. safer pleasure in !.' orrniug his rt.i cnsfrt.nrs t hsT ... Ih. nt.stitv and I stvle of his work, he flatters himself he cannot be ! I excelled. He may still be found at the corner of j Second and Main "streets, where the choicest Har- ! ness and Saddles dTeverjt description can be obtained OU the best ol t. : a.--. & uaii lag -lone with ifuess and dispatch. Sterol..' 1 Weee tws. .11 !.,'' i1 Jt9 H.i - HUT it. US. MAW 10011 llw. Brass Kettles; 4 dozen Enameled Kettles. rtel sizes; 'Z do Apple P iM; Just received and forsale at augs GEO. S. SONNTAG A CO.'S. tflOJl. OJL.M RltLS COJJ, OJJ, just received aud for sale at

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COMMERCIAL. EVASSVILLE RETAIL PRICES CURRENT. Corrected H eekly by COOK A LASGLEY, Dealers iu a'd kiods of Fancy and Staple Family Groceries, at the Eureka Bazaar, No 75 M.iii st. FLOUtt AND FEED Veal, per lb 8I0 Flour, extra white wheat j Perk, " 10(11 pcrsck ofl8 lbs. ...2.73' FISHDo. sack of 43 lbs. ..1.40 Mackerel, No. 1 12 Corn ileal per bn 0: " extra mess. 17 -l Bran, per 100 lbs 75i " No. 2,isniall.2 Corn, per bu 50 Salmon, per lb 15 GROCERIES " smoked 22VS Sugar, prime N OlOtail Cod, Ier lb A. t.crusbe.1 -144 Halibut, smoked 15 " powdered HVi Herriug, Bait. Roe.. .3 Coffee, Rio B' White Fish.lresh lake " Java 2oj per lb " Mexican 18 Trout, do do do 10 Roasted 20 PRODUCE Tea, Imperial 50(3 1. 00 ! potatoes, old, per bu... " Gnnpowder..75(al.50l - new ' 80 " Young Hyson.4t$l Beets, per bunch 'i " Oolong Black. OSttj Carrots, do 21 1 " English Break. j Onions, do 2 fast 75 Pieplant, do 5 Molasses, reboiled per i Lettuce, per head 1V gallon 50, Cabbage, do 35 " sugar house ID Cucumbers, each.... t " Baltimore syr up.. 70 Peas, per peck 20 St. Louis 95iBeau8, white per jt 5 7 1 FRUITS Rice Pearl barley .71 Apples, drid per lb. ..81 ,.8ya Peaches, do do 12j Currants, Zante,pr lb 10fctl2Vi Split peas PROVISIONS Hams,sug. cur'd canvassed per lb .15 Raspberries, porqt plain. Shoulders .. ... lo ' rruuen, un, mi iu..i. ., ...in ' Turkish I2 14. .Raisins, extra 20 , ii. l.ii Sides, clear Beef, d'd sugar cur'd 12! " Cooking No 1 ..15 Pork, pickled 12! 'FLUIDS Butter, prime table. ..20 Alcohol, per gal 7fi M for cooking. 15 Burning fluid, pr gal. 71 Cheese, new lOlLard oil, per gal 1 10 " old (Mai Oil 9tl.()0 Lard... 14 Vinegar, pure cider 20 CUT MEATS Milk, per qt S Beefsteak, loin per lb. .9; MISCELLANEOUS " round 8 Chickens, old, each 25 roast.. ..8 young dol')(3ri0 Lamb, fore qr 8Eggs, per do2. i.-ii M hind qr 10 Ice, per 100 lbs.. 75 The Citt Maekktr. There is a daily market for produce open from 4 to o o'clock iu the morning, the two City Market being open on alternate days as follows : The Upper Market John Rubbers, market master is open on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings, at the time specified. The Center or Laraasco Market Frantz Schneider, market master is open on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at the hours Tnentioned. There is also an afternoon market open at the Center Market house from 4 to G o'clock p. u. ou i Saturdays. Cincinnati Market. Ci.Ne'iNNATi, Aug. 22. Flonr dull; dei tnntid limited; common brands 4 40 and i lair to good do 4 504 60. Whisky 1 7 J . ; Provisions firm ; unchanged ; fair demand : for bacon sides at 1213 j. Philadelphia Market. Philadelpai! Aug. 22, m. Flour quiet. Wheat steady ; white 1 371 45 ; red 1 30(7? 1 35. Corn yellow T071. Provisions unchanged. Whisky steady at 21 The August Election. la the campaign of 1850 our position was such thnt we were daily blessed with the perusal of numerous letters from the South. We supposed our sources of information to he remarkably pood, and being constantly in receipt of the inoat confident assurances that most of tiie Southern States were sure for the American ticket, we frequently published portions of that correspondence for the delectation of our readers. All through I that long aud exciting campaign we were promised the united support ot the South. The South appreciated moderate views and men. The South would not see them sacrificed, aud if we here would only breast the storm of Northern sectionalism, they would look out for Southern sectionalism. Nice promises were these, and we believed them eagerly. We made our readers believe them, and were both deceived together. By and by came the August elections, and we began to search the telegraphic columus for our victories. Keutucky, gallant Kentucky, was sure to redeem its word. But it didn't. Missouri, there could be no doubt about her. But there was. North Carolina, the Old North State, sure as shooting for Fillmore but somehow that went Democratic too. So it went ai 1 our castles in Spain faded like sunset gtoriX We couldn't give it up. We wrote to these good Southern friends of ours, the gist of our letters being, " What the deucr, does it all uieau?" And they wrote back that these State elections had all turned on local issues. In November it would be very different, and we should have States enough to carry the election into the House, which by that time had grown to he the only hope. When November came, Maryland voted for Fillmore, and every other of these Southern States which, had made such brilliant promises, slumped through and went for Buchanan. We have revive: these reminiscences, painful as they are, because they involve a good lesson for the present campaign. It is this: The South is Democratic, and all hopes based on Southern promises wili turn out deceptive. We are just gettiDg the first installment of this. There was North Carolina, where the old Whigs and Americans were strong, and where the conservative sense is much more apparent than in most other Southern States ; North Carolina, which was quoted by Mr. Macomber, on Saturday night at Aurora, a9 sure for ; Bell and Everett, has just gone Democratic j by from 7,000 to 10,000 majority. This happens in the face of a very active campaign, in which the conservatives had the j advantage of a popular local issue. In ArI kansas, which we have been told was sure i for Bell and Everett, there is hardly a ripi pie ngainst the Democracy. In Missouri, j we can only gather that the fight is close, , the Republicans and Bell men there being ! united on Mr. Orr, while the Democracy are j almost a unit on C. F. Jackson. In Kent . .. .. i . .t.... r .. . i : .. ...... v. . i i l lie u. , r uujr iimi. J.'. , . vvmwj ...... us I elected. He is a true old big, a noble ' and a gallant man. He baa the support of : the Bell partv aud practically of the Douglas men, the latter heingdownon McClarty, the regular Democratic candidate, who is a r. i. Now what consolation is there in all this for the Hell men ? Missouri, if carried at all, will be carried by a joint action of Republicans and Americans, which cannot be maintained in November. Kentucky may elect Combs, owing to Democratic divisions, but the Douglas men will vote for their own candidate in November. And the end will be that we shall have 1856 over again, line promises and no fulfillment. There was then no reliance to be placed on the South. Nothing better can be expected now, and should not Lincoln be elected by the people, all the trading which is going on will i terminate in getting Douglas into the House instead of Bell. Our sanguine American tiieuds will tind themselves left out in the wet, ionotuiniously cheated aud thoroughly disgusled with all coalitions with Douglas Democracv. Bvf. Com. Advertiser. The contest iu Pennsylvania is waking up. Foote shortly takes the field for Douglas. Hon. Wm. L. Yancy and Hon. Henry A. Wise will, it is said, go there to advocate the claims of Breckinridge. Among those who are to address the people in favor of Lincoln and Hauilia, the Philadelphia Press hears the names of Hon. William H.Seward, Hon. Daniel Uliman, and Hon. Horace Greeley of New York, Frank Blair of Missouri, Hon. Ben. Wade and Hon. John Sherman of Ohio.

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Cassia, do; Ginger, dc; Cayetie Pepper, do; White do, do; Mace, do; Nutmeg, do; And all sale at aug3 other kinds of Spices, on hand and for ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. je.no .jr. to i. ut kv te co. JJm. have removed to Water street, threw doors above Main WK are now in. nulucturing Wells' Patent Folding Spring Bed, the lest and most convenient uow innse, ai it cau be moved or handled without any trouble. Call and examine them. lan'i CO-PARTNERSHIP. H. nnrchased from B. II. Brommelhaus, (tormerly of the firm of B. Nurre A Co.) nail ot tue Saw-Mill at the upper part of the city, that establishment will hereafter be carried on by the undersigned, under the firm and style of AhleriDg Brommelhaus. The mill will continue to fill all orders for Lum ber tiroiuntlv and with care. Urders solicited AHLEIJING v BROMMKLHAH8. aprzi-nn ... . . i in PltTVP o js'JS'js t si ho -v-v Ji t f : :jt nice stock of trimmed and uutrlnimed Itouim Is on hand, and which will be sola cueap to close out, at the Dry Goeals Store of St'HAI'KFK A Bl'SSINO, junei No. 4.I Main stieej. I860. SPRING & SUMMER 1860. jltJ.VHM. t.y -tC It Jit I. I. V RJiSPF. CT. fullv inform their nunierons fii.-ioU and tin public generally, that they are daily reeeivinc ac- ; cessions to tneir large ana arien susk ui syniu and Summer Goods, which, for i legance, style and variety, cannot be surpassed. It would be superfluous to enumerate all the departments which, on inspection, will l? found replete embracing all tits leading styles and novelties of the season. The business principles which have gained for their old established house such extensive laitrouage, will be adhered to, viz.: Execution of orders with dispatch attention and courtesy to customers, combined with moderate charges. Their stock having been purchased with care and judgment in the best markets, and of first quality, together with au adherence to sonnd principles of trade, they are confident of betas; able to snpply those who may favor them with a call on the best terms. Annexed they submit a list of departments. Cloths, Cassimeres, aud eatings. Tweeds, Ky. Jeans, Cottonades aud Deuims, New Stvle Prints, a great variety, French Organdies, Lawns and Ginghums, English Berages, Anglais andChallis. Black and Fain y Silks, and Irish Poplins, Mohair Roods for traveling dresses, French Berage Babes, 5 to 11 Volants, " Organdy " S to 'J ' Silk and Gingham Umbrellas and Parasols, Panama, Braid, Leghorn and Palm Hats, Boots and Shoes, Soft Black and Colored Hats, White. Blue and Pink Mosquito Netts, French and Scotch Embroideries, a great varietj , Ware- Lace Mantillas and Points, Hosiery. Gloves. Mitts, and White and Coloied ; Corsetts, White Goods, Notions, Dress Trimniinz", Ac., c. j S. A B. would call particular attenti"u to their ; stock of Irish Linen Goods of their ov.u importations, warranted Pure Linen, soft finish and Grass Bleached consisting of y, 4-4, ! Linens Brown and Weed, Dama, 1, 0-4 ana iz-i j asks ull 8t7.es. T : e..n.l,p Il.n. Li rfhinla Tow,.1 Kinwn i.'i.l ( gieached Hucks, Ac. N. B. Thompson's Skirts, requiring no Steel 1 Srrin around the body, are recommended lor the following peculiarities and advantages : 1st. Facility of application. 2d. Perfect freedom from liability to cbiife or excoriate, and admit of any kind of exercise without the slightest inconvenience to the wearer. ( ornermaiu an i irst streets. PORK. KM I. bis. Heavy and Light Mess, Uihalf bbls Pig Purk, IT. bbls Kiunp Pork, MS kegs Choice Family Lar.l. Forsale by fipOt. MttTCB A Ci., fune!9 Corner Locust t. and Canal. anitt aoo It.tJ.Jf lIRf.tlS, tlOOJt F and .1111-!. juneiu BCILBEBTstCO. , jioo.ns. a oo iiozKj- j-oit sjjjv to the trade at manufacturers p rices by june-W 8. F.. GILBKRT A CO. -rmVBH WKJTJ1 J.Ji.lii lOO K litis Mr for sale by S. 1 G I I.BERT A ". "CITY OF EVANS vTlTY schapker"& bussing. fJ.yCK THMi H O.yOKJ H I. Ii CJTV j "Dads" have teen fit toeuticli us by an exorbitant assessment of our taxable propel y, and because weietiZ aei make oath to an uncertainty, and tailed to notice tjat we must atiend to a part which usually was the Ass'ssor's duty, we have to submit to an nnjust taxation. Now, fur fear that the city's financial affairs iv in a condition to cause such a course towards the tax-payers, and iu order to make the "best" out of a "bad" bargain, and ts sustain the city's credit, we will take city and : eoouty orders for Dry Goods at a rate that BO one can object to, aud sell goods for tbem and cash very ; cheap in order to close cut our summer Hoek. 6CUAPKER A BUSSING, Successor to S. Embich A Co., (uly!9 No. 49 Main street.

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MISCELLANEOUS. DH. HAAS, baviug leased the rootci fornierlyoccupied by J)r. Kivett. ia Dr. Bray'a building, oppo- : j Bite the Vost Ottice, for a aactap of yeard, would re- I I sp. etfully solicit the riti.eus of Evansville aud the surrouudiug towns and country, 'o visit bis rooms ajad e. the specimens on exhibition, whether they I : need the services of - Dentl6t or not. i Since the issuing of hU last circular and advertisement, over a year siuce, several improvements and new inventions have been made, of which he . has availed himself, and allows nothing that will ' subserve the interests of his patieuts, to puss uuj secured. His facilities are better and establishment larger, without doubt, thar any other in our State, and equal to any 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 are the styles of work uiauufactur- 1 ed by bini: Continuous " Gum; Block e.r Carved ' Work; Vulcanite Base; Coralite; Amber; Chcoplas- 1 tic; Gold and Silver work. Nothing can excel the beauty aud cleanliness of the continuous gum work. It is without a seam or crevice. Cheeks that are sunken cm he restored ; to nearly their original contour by this style of work, and also t.y the ns,. af the Vulcanite, Coralite, ai d Amber Base. The latter styles, for lightness and adapintiou to difficult mouths, excel anycels anything we have ever He has several an&stheti-s for nlleviafiug patr. when extracting teeth. They are perfectly barmless. The niotit delicate can hae them applied. He does net advertise anything he cannot no, nor exhibit anything net made by himself Parents should consult the health and beauty t-f their children by having the Dentist direct their seconil dentition, thereby producing symmetry and health to those invaluable organs. Irregularity of children's teeth eeurected sue cessfully. Those having decayed teeth, should either havs tbem extracted or til If d at once (the latter if psible). Tin.' health of the earti-s and the remain ing teeth demand this. I tak pleasure in introducing Dr Haas ! my successor to the old rooms in Hray's building, ; hoping he will find them both pleasant and profit I able from my intercourse with the Doctor, I ! am pleased to tind him one of the progressing ; ptwsessing taste and hlli prolesftiolial aonily ana standing. With this view, I can, with safety, recommend him to the community as a skillful and competent dentist. (mav2M) J. KIVKTT. CHARLES BABC0CK, Importer and Dealer in (oadi and Saddlery Hardware, MAIN STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. jrjrjI.V CO.nr I.ETJilM .BP J JtMM rangcmenn with Eorepea and American manufacturers fora direct supply of all goods in my line, I am enabled to offer inducements, that caunot fail to be to the interest of all engaged in the business to give me a trial. I narno in part: axles, sptings made of the boct teel; bands, enamelod and of all kinds of leather, cloths, linings for carriages, varnishes, castings ol all kinds, saddW trees, English bridle leathers, bits, stirrups, spurs, hames, line silvet hatnes of all kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Tre-es, self-adjusting pads, Taylor's patent hames, fly nets, shoe threads, horse blankets, London Girth Webs. American Girth am 'tein Webs, both cotton and worsted; London Welt Skins, a superior article; Ivory, gutta percha and brass lined inartengal rings; superior kerseys for horse covers, the best quality of t arriage bolts, patent gig trves, etc., Ac. I Keep in fact every thing appertaining to eithet branch of the business, and understanding botn brandies thoroughly, we would respectfully invito sjoisr attention tastore purchasing elsewhere. I m also agent for Ward's Pa-tcn Spring Sssldb . jtt-,l.fw BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY, ;t." -flat n Slrtet. .ji. r; it ti k v if t o., m tJCJisnoiss In J. K. Duicher, would r.speetlnllv give notice th.it llii-v manufacture to order, and have constantly on hand, ail kinds of Boots aud Shoes, for Ladies', Gents', and Children's wear. Having replenished their stock 'of Eastern work, they are prepared to sell as low us any house iu this city eugaged in the retail trade. None but Philadelphia workmen are employed iu this establishment. Please give ua a call. D. 51. CL UKEl" & CO. may l-6m kyTjriJ.riJi.y-T o T II H JMM-'PJIHH Company, October 1, looy ASSETS. Cash on hand S oo0 15 Cash iu Continental I3auk, awaiting Iu8P,.re.'4 05 vestment Cash iu Bank Commonwealth 6,197 47 Total Bank Stocks 60 shares Bank " 50 " Am'u 5'J5,3ol 7 Commerce Kx. Bank New York ! ' 1(HI " Bank B'k N, America 214 shs par va'.. J21,50 worth 'iJ,7o4 25 Temporary Loans secure'! by 11,001 I". S. Coupon Bouds aud 25 shares Kesolute Fire Iusi.ruuce Companj- 12elOO 00 Bonds and Mortgages being first lien, 4c.40:.,100 00 Preuii'itus uncollected 2,501 80 Accrued Ins. ou Bond- and Mortgages i Temporary Loaus 6,704 7t Balance dam from Agents l S9 Total Capital Stock Surplus $o44.b'Jl so ....J61HI.UOO OU .... 44.H91 80 No Liabilities. JOSEPH WALKEU, Pres t It. L. Havuocs., Secretary. STATE Ole NKW YOIK, I CITY & COUNTY OF NEW YoKK. ( Personally appeared before me this 29th day, of November, A. D. 150, Joseph Walker, President, and Itiehard L. naydock. Secretary, of the Security Fire Insurance Company, of the City of New York, an. I severally affirmed that the withiu statement by them subscribed is correct and true to the best of their knowledge and lteiicf. THOS. L. TUORNKLL, Commissioner for the State of Indiana, In New York. This Company has complied with the law of Iudiana Concerning Insurance Companies, and is prepared to take risks in the City of Evansville and Vanderburgh county, Ind E. H. SARIN, Agent, declf. 87 Main street. OVa SFStMJSG ST1"1sjK j'o I OUT ie necond IP none in beauty and symmetrical proprti ms. Lovers of a comfortable, good-looking tiii' aud !."'-' ! Hat will 1.-- sure to get suited and fitted. Bring in your orders, gentlemen. French Fclt&CassimereHfits, Always on hand and made to order of any shape or color The Cricket and Zouave Hat, Just returning Into faaiiionfor spring Sl Summer. WOOL AND FUR HATS Of every imaginable shape, color and quality. Straw G-oods. An immense stock, bought low will sell at corresponding figures. CAPS, CAPS. A verv largis stock ou hand all the latest styles. MISSES' FANCY HATS. The best ever seen in the city. Inlaiit. hOXS OC XOUtllS UatS I . , w , . . . m . . , , ,0 I An endless variety for Spring and Summer. VAt'TIKR A MARCONMEK, 'At Main street. apr-t MOWING AND THRESHING nut: .l V SHJRi'H tt CO., E i-.t.y S VI I.I. Ji, m Ind., agents for the following Machines, which are the most approved patents now in use. Reapers and Mowers. W. A. Wood's Improved Mower. E. Ball's " Champion Reaper and Mower, Seir Baker, Iron Darvester, Kentucky Harvester, Buckeve Mower, E. Ball's Reapir and Me v-r. Threshing Machines. Ballston's Improved Thresher, Pitt s Patent Thresher, Moffitt's " " maJ'

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JOHJUO- BOOK Ill.VltER AM) jmmlKl II I . 1 . I) 1. T I.. ,,)'.,,.!,, JT " liL First st.. bet. Main and Locust. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Blank Books ruled, paged and made to ur'ier of the lest paper! from a Memorapdora to the largest Ledger. Music and Magazines bound iu any style. felS-dAwtf German and French Night School jc rjs-iiJtumift.vEn most Ktvpertfullv begs leave to inlorm his friend and the nublic iu tcelleial, that be hat opened a night school for the instruction ot the Frem-h and German languages. Being a graduate of a Kutopean Vuiversttv, aud a tearh. r Of practice aud experience, which be has hecirme by exertion during a number of yeats, he hopes to satisfy all those whe may entrust themselves or t nti usted unto his care, and begs the patronage ol his fellow-cltiexs Also, young clergwucu and stndents of the gisjpel, are requested to take notice of his lessons iu the Hebrew language. Tot uartieaUrs, appi to hV. UK. M. DKLIIANCO, Professor ot Ancient ai.d Mod. in Languages, Tirst st., rear of Urbui's iVuinicrci.il College. may"J-;iiud JtItu.t.y'tt ban. a suppU 01 fliJi.i.-Wi. We can also furuisti TUAt.K f'.'ALKS ol any ca pacity. These Scales are from too manufactory E. T. FAIRBANKS A- CO., St. Johusburg, V;-t-mont. KveryScale is tested and sealed, and starrantel correct. For testitiioni.ils we refer to tlis thousands of persons using them. lioUNUKuoK A CO.. Agents, nov24 Water street. Kvansviil... 1 s 31 H00FLANDS GERMAN MEDICINES! TFIE OKKAT STANDARD R P M P. D I E 8 of the present age, have aciuired their greai ptf ularity only through years of trial. Unbounded satistact ion is rendered bj them in all cases. IWOFLA XT', G E R M A -V HIT T P R S will rogtxn n v ei m Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia. Ja.uudioe, Sarvosa Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, tud all disease' arising from a disordered liv. r, or weakness of stoiuach and digestie organs, AND WILL I'OSjrtVKI.K I'RtVLSI' Yellow Fever, Viliuns Fetef, and fWsf and A See our Almauac lor proof. Price 7"s:ts per Bottle UOOFLA xVD'rt BAl&AMJO CQBMAl WILL PoSiTIVELV QVM Coughs, t'oldsstir lloarseuess. Bronchitis, In tinenxa. Croup, Pneumonia, Iucipient Coiisnmptiou , and has j rforined the BUisi MtOlllshlng cures ever known of CONFIR M K DOOSSUMPTId N 1 As a Diarrhoea cordial it is titicqualed. Price 75 cents per bottle. JIOOFLAND S GERMAN PILLS, being well-known throughout Europe and Aniercau need no commendation here. They are. purely vegetable, are prepared with great exactness and sugar-coated. No better Cattartic Pill can he found. Price 25 centd per box. These medicines are prepared by Dr. C. af. Jack son A Co., Philadelphia, Pa., aud St. Louis, Mo., and are sold by druggists aud dealers iu medicinns everywhere. The signature of 0 M. Jacksou will be ou the outside of each bottle or box. In our " Everybody') Almanac," published annually, you will find testimony and commendatory notices from all parts of the country. These atmauacs are given away bv all our agents. BEWAUE OF OuUKTEUFEJTS. See that you get iiootl ind'a German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M.Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa., aud that his signature is on the wrapper of each bottle Hall ll tt White, Agents for Kvansville, Ind. Leich A Carlstedt, do do do decfl nenttji L.yiitiRsiaj'Jijj M-tmi.it M resis ctfully inform their frieuds aud the public generally, that they have removed their office and store to their new building on First street, three doors above Pino street, near the foundrv, where they will la) able to give more prompt attention to the orrfers ol their customers. A large lot ol stoves will be sold out at retail, at wholesale pi ices, in order to close out the ftock. deco KUATZ & flEILMAIf. CHBISTlAN KKATZ WK. BKILHAN. KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDRY I MANCKACTCREKS AND BUILDERS OFSTEABI ENGINES AND BOILERS, Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws Gumming Mackinee, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills, Thratlne ?1 a Ii lnek, dec. KVANSVILLE, IND. rmVlF. PROPRIETORS OF THE CITY F0U JL dry beg leave to inform tbeir friends and tbs nublic in general, that thuy are prepared to do all kinds of MACUINE AND FINISHING V.'ORK, and everything appertaining to the Foundry bnsl nes" Thej are manufacturing Stkam Engines ani noiLF.RS of any size, and power required. Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size ; Distillery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco 8crews, Gumming Machines', Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills, Uorsepe wers, Corn-shellers, Machinery of all kinds made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings of very description. Iron Housefronte, Cellar Gratis Ac. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest tmI proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, 4c. BREWERS, DISTILLERS, RE TIF1ER8, Ac, j Supplied with every description of Copper and j Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators, ' Atten.porators, Sparges, StiUhcads and Worms ou J an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills, i Yeast Jugs, Cans. Syphons, Ac; Comer, Lead and j Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every I variety, for Weer, spirits, oil, Jc: Brass Cocks and Valves, Stesm Whistles, dc. Workmen sent to all pat ts to fit up work and do repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron Work, Ac. OLD METALS BOUGHT. They are dealing iu and srlling Allen's Improved Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron elded Pipes and Tuonii., iiii jni iiniiitiii. i ii. i, .',. . ..... i .viactime. Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, Getman Poll iugCloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, llore, Ac. , .... kind. Till,)lat,.. aSmM Iron. Block Tin Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick. They lutve every facility of the best Machinery and workmen, and will give all work entrusted te them, their individual attention, tilling order promptly, warranting their ork. aud are saiifie with reasonable prie s. sSruffics and Sale Rooms. No. tt Main str.- . Foundei y. Boiler Yard aw I Machine Shop Ota P i i street, between First e.-ond streets, Kvans ville. Indiana. decT M N4 e J. W. HlGHKf, 10 Main street, EvansviUa IS crates assorted, lor the Country Trad.

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