Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 302, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 August 1860 — Page 2

the ftatijj gautiuriL EVANS VI LLE, INP. MONDAY MORNING AUGUST 27

PEOPLE'S TICKET. FOB PRESIDENT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN of illinois. The People of these United States abb the bightfcl Masters of both Conqbe38F and Courts, hot to Overthrow j the Constitution, but to Overthrow the Men whd Paaviar thjs Constitution.'' Abraham Lincoln. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, HANNIBAL HAMLIN OF MAINE. 16?"' I Love my Country mobs than I Love my Pabty." Hannibal Hamlin. Presidential Electoral Ticket. EUctortf'T ti e otale at Large. WILL CUM BACK, of Decatur. JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson. District Electort. 1st District Cyrus M. Allen, of Knox. 2d D'Strict John W. Ray, ol Clarke. 3d District Morton C. Hunter, of Monroe. 4th District John II. Farquahar, of Franklin. 6th District Nelson Truster, of -ayette. th District Reuben A. Riley, of Hancock. 7th District John Hanna, of Putnam. 8th District Samuel A. Hull, of Tippecanoe. 9th District James N. Tjner, of Miami. 10th District Isaac Jenkinson, of Allen. 11th District David O. Daily, of Huntington. FOB CONGRESS FIRST DISTRICT, L. Q. DcBRULER, OF SPENCER COUNTY. FIR COMMON PLEAS JUDGE, In the Liilrtct composed of Vanderburgh, Warrick, Posey and Gibson Counties, JOHN PITCHER, OF POSEY COUNTY. FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE To the General Assembly, for the Counties of Posey and Vanderburgh, JOI3N B. HUGO, of Posey county. Opposition State Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR, HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne. FOB SECBETABY OF STATE, WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph. FOR TREASURER OF STATE, JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke. FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, ALBERT LANGE, of Vigo. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh. FOB 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. The Sheriff on Convention. The late Democratic county Convention has, more thau ever, convinced the public that our Sheriff is the ruliug spirit of the Democracy of this county. Without him Douglasi.-ra would be defunct, and the " national succession," the simon-pure democracy, would have control of the party organization. And during the five or six years that he has been a Democrat, while tbere have been none more active in the cau3e, none have done so much to bring about its present demoralized and disorganized condition. His genius and influence in the party has appeared most conspicuous in his management of Democratic Conventions. He has been a very Napoleon in caucuses. His latest effort at Babytown is fresh in the miuds of many disappoiuted Democrats. No one doubts but that it is another of his triumphs in caucusing. Every name on the ticket was arranged by bim before the convention met no action was taken except wi'h his approval and every one of the candidates must sustain bim in bis role or ruin poliVy. Enough is known of this lute convention to give us positive assurance that it is his work. But there is some amusing street talk of his late machinations in another late Convention, which has found its way out side of the party, and which is trueto his inimitable character. It may show disappointed aspirants at Babytown the modus operandi of t heir defent, and make them wiser in future. It will be remembered that early in the canvass, or rather before the canvass was commenced, ther.i was a Democratic Convention held at the Court House to appoint delegates to the Congressional Convention at Princeton. Our readers will recollect we opposed "a scheme concocted by our worthy Sheriff, our ycung Democratic nominee for Representative, and a few other office-hunters, to uominatc Smith Miller. The scheme most signally failed, but tbe manner of its concoction gives us a clear insight into the beauties of the Sheriff's Conventions. The story which we hear on the street, and it is traced back to the Sheriff s own lips a? its author, is about as follows: Before the Convention assembled, the Smith Miller men met in the Sheriffs office, the ions" in place appointed to " receive instruct order to arrange the preliminaries for busi ness. A list ol delegates was banded to tue Sheriff by one of his underlings, which he j merely glanced at, and with an oath indig- ., ...... ... ,, nantly tore ap it uidn t suit him. He forthwith made oat one for himself and told them that was the list of delegates for j Princeton. He arranged the list so as to! have a large majority for Miller but, placed a few delegates ou tbe list, such aa our Collector of Customs, in order to give an air ot lainiess to it, saying they could do no damage at any rate. Quite a u ,. . , .... , number on the list, he had no confidence 1 m, and for fear they might desert him when the test came, theD and there, in the Sheriff"s office he mada them sudd nn their ritrht - - - r hands and take a solemn oath that they would prove true to him and bis man, Mil ler! He had it understood with McB. that when they went into the Convention, and the hour of two o'clock arrived, he (tbe Sheriff) would hold up his watch, whereupon the "City Recorder and EzojUcio Justice of the Peace," waa to move that Dr. Walker take the chair; all of which was done in the most approved style ! Dr. Walker had been furnished by tbe Blwriff

with the names of a committee, who were , . , , . . j i tl ln due course of business appointed by the " J chair, and this committee, w ith the utmost gravity and parliamentary decorum, retired far mnJintlnn while one of" them carried

Hon, while one of them carried t the verv list of delegates made j ie r e Sheriff in his office After sufin bis pocket out by the Sheri ficient t;me bad elapsed, the committee

came filing into the Convention, and their His veto of the embezzlement bill is con.t,.;,.... -ith mnrl, .mnnsitv renorted demned by all, while the 50,000 spent in

. . . . Qv this same list of delegates which the Sheriff ; had arranged. The Convention had done

its work. Tbe Democracy bad spoken! crat. But we see Hendricks is setting up a Thepirty had empowered it- representa- defence of the Swamp Land swindle. He . .... . r tt j v. i tries to show how the swindle was perpe tuus to cast the vote of Vanderburgh. , tmed by the Know N-0thing Secretary of The harmonious Convention adjourned , State and others in 1855 and '56. Upon the country breathed freer and the Sher- j this point the Madison Courier fully answers iff laughed in his sieve at the stupidity and ! Mr. H and conclusively shows that the " money is in the hands of Democratic ortice subserviency of mankind ! holders. Here it is: There are many other amusing personal m a regard to the swamp lands, it is only items connected with the story, all going to j necessary to say that in 1858 tbe paymenti show the Sheriff's shrewdness, and the vast from the State Tieasury n the swamp land ' account amounted to $40 1,82 21. Ot this weight to be attached to these Conventions. , gumi $4j331 83 was paid t0 Dr. Nofsinger Such, for instance, as the request of a prom- and E. B. Collins; the balance went into inent Know Nothing Democrat, made to the pockets of Democrats. If these pay- ., 0, .- , , , . , . .i. ments to Nofsinger and to Collins were the Sheriff, to have his name placed on the , wfay di tfae Derfl0cratic Au. list of delegates, and the Sheriffs positive j ditor allow tnenl) and the Democratic Treasrefusal, because be would not declare for urer pay them ? Smith Miller; or, the boast which the Sber- I " We find among the payment charged

iff makes that the Collector of Customs asked his permission to be made Chairman of the Princeton Convention, which request the Sheriff with his usual magnanimity granted ! Such is the story which has leaked out of the party caucusses, and that, too, from the lips ot the Sheriff himself, who takes pleasure in boasting over his skill in defeating his opponents in convention, and hoodwinking the honest portions of the Democracy, who never go to the Conventions, and heretofore have been willing to let tbe leaders arrange the nominations for them. We are pleased to know, however, that his political days are about numbered, j He has over-reached himself. The late convention at Babytowa constitutes the climax of his caucus life. The people are determined that he, and all who are willing to accept such nominations as he has given them, shall be defeated. The county will be happily well rid of such political tricksters and caucuses. The Court House will have a purer atmosphere when they are out View oftlie "Illustrious Dead tbe slavery Question. upon Many of the Douglas Democrats are in the habit of referring to Clay and Webster to support their creed on the slavery question. A few quotations from these gentlemen, placed in juxtaposition with the views of the apostles of modern Democracy, will illustrate their M-veral opinions, and prove a slight discrepancy between those of the dead statesmen ,ud the livinp demagogue. In a speech lelirareu in the United State o -ii .1 . j i aeuuie, nir. ia.v mus expressed U13 opposi- ; lion to me extension or slavery into lerrritory still free: "So long as God allows the vital current to flow through my vein9, 1 will never, never, nevkh, by word or thought, by mind or will, aid in admitting one rod of free territory to the everlasting curse of human bondage." Again, in a debate in the Senate in 1850, be said : "Coming, as I do, from a slave State, I owe it to niyselt, I owe it to the subject, I owe it the truth, to say that no earthly power could induce me to ask for a specific measure for the introduction of slavery where it had not before existed, either South or North of that line." Again, be says : " Slavery is a social and political evil, and uo earthly power shall make me vote to plant it where it does not exist.' Mr. Webster, in his celebrated 7th of March speech, gave utterance to this significant language: "Sir, wherever there is a particular good to be alone wherever tbere is a foot of land to be staid from becoming slave territory I am readw to assert tbe principle of the exclusion ot slavery. I am pledged to it from the year 1837 ; I have been pledged to it again and again ; and I will perform these pledges." In his Marshfield speech, in 1848, Mr. Webster said : "If, my friends, the term 'free soil' party, or 'free soil' man is meant to designate oue who has been fixed unalterably to-day, yesterday, and some dayg past in opposition to slavery extension, then I may claim to be,aod may hold myself to be, as good a ' free soil ' man as any member of that Buffalo Convention. The above are the views of these great men iu regard to the extension of slavery. Here is what Mr. Webster had to say in 1848, in a speech in the TJ. S. Senate, when discussing the question of property in slaves, in its application to the Territories. " Tbe real meaning, then, of Southern gentlemen, in making this complaint, is, that they cannot go into the Territories of tbe United States, carrying with them their own peculiar local law, a law which creates ptoperty in persons. It will not he contended that this sort of personal slavery exists by general law. It exists only by local laic. " And wherever that local law does not extend, property in persons does not exist. Well, sir, what is now the ! demand on the part of our Southern friends? j They say, 'we will carry our local laws with us wherever we go: we insist that ; Coneress does us injustice, unless it estab j j.h in the territories in which we wish to go our own local law." Thi.i demand I, for on resi' and shall resist.'' Douglas claims that he occupies the same groun(1 on g,arery queiUon that ,;lnv amj Webster did. Here are tbe sentiments, in brief, of Mr. Douglas on that subject : "I don't care whether slavery is voted down or up in Kansss. Comment is unnecessary. Hendrick's ana State Policy. It has been an old cu3tom for Democratic orators to talk glibly ot economy in the management of State affair?, and the Deni- , j. , . .- , -n u : ocratic candidate tor Governor, T. A. Hendricks, must needs follow the illustrious examples that have been set for him by Willard and the other economical Governors who have made Inaiana wbat she is the great and growing State. Hendricks has charged the Republican party with extravagance, wben he knows, and every man knows, that tbe Republicans have had no opportunity of gratifying their desire to spend the money of the State. He thinks to deceive the people by charges made in a covert manner, and by boasts of economy Ofl bis side, yet his friends fear that iu this he will fail. Heudricks, individually, is only responsible for the steadings of Democratic office holders sa far as be is a meniher of the par- j

ty that put them in office, and so far as be defends them. But hit party is respotisi- " , . . . .; r7, ble, and the peoDle will hold it accountable; anJ n3 Hendricks is now the candidate of a parry whose leaders have wasted and stolen tlie public moneys, there is no assurance

the public moneys, there is no assurance that he will do better than his predecessors. No Democrat pretends, or is willing to endorse tbe administration of Willard, in its many departures from the path of right. locating the new penitentiary, and the probable expense of $500,000 in building it, received the sanction of no honest Demoto this tuna tnat Col. Allen May received $20,013 85 " " 12,000 00 W. C. Larrabee " Treasurer of State " II ll u Auditor Dodd " . Secretary McClure " 6,993 68 11,073 65 6,152 79 2,446 80 851 00 " The Democracy of these ' creditors ' of the swamp land fund will not be doubted. In 1858, $194,75D 21 was paid out, not a cent of which was given to a Republican office holder. " Mr. Hendricks admits that fraud ha3 been perpetrated. We think we have demonstrated that tbe 'fraud rests with members of his own household;' they have had the entire management of the fund; there wa9 no Republican in office at Indianapolis in 1857 and 58." Rising bun Visitor. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. PUBLIC SALE. M WILL UK LI. JT fLHLIf ILLM tion on the 20th day of September, I860, at the Court house in Evansville, the following Lota iu the Eastern Enlargement of the City aforesaid, towit: Lot 6 K 14 7 8 7 ..Mock 25 ... " 24 .. ' 48 .. " 46 .. " 22 .. " 4o .. 32 ... " 12 ... Lot 6 .Block M . " 38 . " l.r ... " 15 ,.. " 14 ... " 9 ... ' 11 ... " 19 ... 3 ... " 6 7 . 3'J 39 39 16 19 20 The Lots are wi ll situ'cd In an Improving part of tbe Citt, and present a good opportunity for profitable internment. Trr.M- Cash. For particulars enquire of Tin man E. Garvin, Third street, Evansville. aug2-4tdAwtd JAS. 1. KILBRETH, Trustee. rant eibiev the bloom, ue M Kennedy's Medical Discovery. It is the best prepar tin In the world for that purpose. For Bale by WM. Ill ERBOWER, DruggiBt, HI1B2! ' No. 78 Washington Block. Sh.1-X U-.IX LOB FRUIT Cans. A Urge supply lust received by WM. PI ERBOWER, aligns No. 7S Washington Block. .7 I. WJ 8 IJ' TIME H O SE H Hi i. are now receiving and opening tneir seasonable stock of FALL AN D WIN 1 ER GOODS, which will be very extensive and beautiful. Their prices will favorably compare with any house iu the city. They respectfully invite the ladiosaDdall customerB in genersl to csll at their stand. No. 30 Main street. (aug.22) BOS KB BROS. 'gIIEESE, VMMMBMm BOXES W-J l'rime W. B. Cheese, just receired snd for Bale by CHAS. McJOHNSTOV, aug.'2 Posoy Block. " ' " UHITK fiBH.-a 5 IIJLf WW bbla just received snd for sale by aa9 (11 A3. McJOUNSTOX, Posey Block. Deafness OxirodL DRS. SMITH & WOOD, AT THK WASHINGTON HOTEL Homo Testimony. To the IKar. Having been troubled with deafsis ftnai iaftlijr. 1 called upon DRS. SMIT1I it WOOD, and, from one operation, I teaa rsissvssT. CoLt'MBi'B C. Clark. Those deeiriiiK further information in regard to this interesting case are at liberty to call upon me at my place of business. No. 5 First-st.. Evansviiie. (sssi.n at ir r. m. Baia, INCORPORATED 1847. City Fir o ISIB A( E (IIMP Y HARTFORD, CONN. Canity - $250,000. O. B. BOWERS, l'ros't. , General Agent, l!eiidio at Chicago, Ills. " ' 0. WAITS, Sec'v. S. II PMC CASH CAPITAL & SURPLUS $32 ,40. This Company insures against loss and damage by Fire on Dwellings arid their tloa teats. Stores, Warehouses, Stocks of Merchandize, and all iustirabia property at as reasonable rates of premiura as any other solvent and reliable Company, Attjuftiing Lo.e fairly and paying litem promptly. Applications niade to and Policies issued bv A. C. HALLOCK & 8CH., Marble Hall B.iildings, Main St., HUg21-3nts Evansville, Ind. PALL T RAD E 18 6 O. BICa'u .1. CoNNKB. WM. WOUMAN. CONNER & WORMIAN, MW&HOLKSi.ILL: IILJ LLtHtt f-" ww Boota sad Shoes, No. 9t Pearl street, oetween Vine a::d ttare streets, Cincinnati. Ohio. Keep a Urge stock of custom and Eastern work, which isottVred to the trade at owet prices. augJl-.'lm 1 j10.it. Ofi.. If i'OU KaTJW H WS good article of Coal Oil, call at THOMPSON'S New Drug store. He bas just received a fresh supply of Extra Refined. .r J - TfJLS Tf.JST.n Li II I tl.' fiTj I. 1. JK kiuds of Pat-nt Medicine, lb it ar worth having can 1 8tore. found at THOMPSON'S N Drag aug2 M.- tt HJ'CIL fLHJy ITU HE fit.I H. Jt tperiirT If e l . t'oii'h- -i i kinds of varnUheu turuiin. o, at X. s 1 .i.'ON'S City nurgS.o-.. atis20 Sti -i.l t.i.fs , 0 turns sssorteti size Wind w Sash; kSS b -s avaorte 1 size Window f.biss, iu stttie and for a-., low by atigls CM AS M0JOHNST0N. I'.jaey Block

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

STMJWJBO O.V the 4th inst, our Bav Marc about 8 years old, 14' i taanis high, star in forehead, lilind of left eve. Whoever w ill return her will be liberally rewarded. S. E. GILBERT 4 CO., aug2! No. 4 Sycamore street. mmKW Li Vf.H - hTJlMLIi Lift. W CROSS, on Canal between Second and Third streets, has opened a Livery Stable, and solicits a share ef public patronage. Horses kepi by day or week. augl8 FIRST ARRIVAL OF FALL GOODS. rmT slim f h a a k busbi.v&s. Jsl We are now receiving our first shipment of Fall Goods, amosg them 20t' pes choice Fall Calicos, an extra uualitv of Blesched Shirtine, Muslin, Ac, ic. SCHAPKER & BUSSING, auglT No. 49 Main street. ran o tii k i'H 't l l . -- hb.i thM WAITE'S RETROSPECT for Jolv, jut received at DOBELL ic CONYNGTOVS. av o .n Li T II I wV tJ f O H i' O L JV ti America. A Toy calculated to keep the boys during rainy days quiet at borne, and at the same time to predispose them for useful mechanical em pleyment. is in the shape of Toy Toolchests of different sizes, in store and for sate at the Hardware Store of GEO. S. SONNTAG CO., auzl7 Main st , just below the Branch Bank. UI' L.VTLKh', JOMJS'KHb- J factory a full assortment such as Planes, Bench Screws, Saws, etc. Coopers' Drawing-Knivss, " Adzes and Axes, " Truss Hoops of all sizes, etc., etc. GEO. S. SDNNTAG CO., auglT No. 10 Main street. BUSH BUTTLSH J.VD- HGG8. Iiki lbs choice Table "utter. 200 doz E.ris iust received and for sale by CHAS. McJOIINSTON', augl-r Posey Block. N O T I C E TO fmOT ICE TO TJX-fJ 1LHH.WW Notice Is hereby given to the Tax-Payers of the City of Evansville, that I have received from the Clerk of the Common Council the Tax Duplicate for tbe year i860, and that I am now ready to receive the Taxes contained on said duplicate. Mv Offlc- is No. 86 Main street, in the Washington Hotel building, second door below Third st. i 1IRISTIAN HEDDERICH, auglO Collector. CKICMMJVH, CHICK fJ-. 'AO IIOZ. Spring Chickens just received from canal, ami for sale at aug3 ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. KJlf LJi HU. a TMKBCBS fHlMli M.A Leaf Lard just received, and for Bale at aug3 NO. 22 MAIN ST. -r d a-h I s f H I .TI Ml CO I .ST it ' Butter for sale cheap at augS NO. 22 MAIN T. m1UUS, LiLIUS. lOO UO 2 I UL SII ggs for sale at aug3 ELLIOTT S FAMILY GROCERY. HtmHITE if-HliJi T f L O U It -50 sacks German Mills just received, aud for sale at au3 VLI.IOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. it J H K H ' 8 CIIOCOLJTf JJ'ii Cocoa, "Jo lbs. Chocolate; 25 lbs Cocoa; j:;st received arid for sale at auga ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. (5 9 I.S-JHiJJIH, Ll.yLtJ.iH BBLS W pure Cider Vinegar, for Pickling ceivt-d aud for sale at just reaug.i ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCKRY. mm an: i KJiiif. l t.IHK u: M MjW DhvIs' Cincinnati sitgar-cured Dried Beef, just r. ceived and tor sale at eug3 ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. jrvOJZ SJLK. M 2o0 kegs White Lesjl; 2o do Zinc, in oil; 20 dozen Paint and Varnish Brosht.i. lcsj boxes Window GLiss. Liheeed Oil, boiled and raw; Lard Oil; Fih oil; Craifish Liver Oil: Sweet Oil; Maysville -oal Oil WM. BIERBOWEIt, augl Wiishington Block gtHILLS .iJS'll ff.l'KB LT IS .1 settled fact that Harker's Chlorine Ague K. Iter is the best medicine known lor effecting n si.ra ami permanent cure of Fever and Ague or Chills and F ver. It prevents Ague Cake and all tbe iWs that follow the use of Qolnine. For sab- bv N. S. THOMPSON, augl At the City Drug Store. e uti -n l it it i.s'l: s. im hulks t'hlori: e, Ayre's Ago- Cure, Osgood's India Cbolagoguf, Smith's Tonic Syrup, Shallenl-erger s Pills, Graves' Pills, Rhodes' Fever and Ague Cure, McKenzie's Tonic Febrifuge, and Prof. Moti's Febrifuge Wins, at N. S. THOMPSON'S augl City Drug Store. art xTHjfcr lif Lf.n o.v Voh ll.iMld voring Ice Creams, Costards, Ac, at augl THOMPSON'S Drug Store. XTH.iCTS Of vwJtjrMi.L.J, IIM J ange Flowers, Bitter Almonds, Rose, Mace, Ginger, Allspice, Celery, Strawberry, Raspberry, and all other ki:ids, cf tbe very best quality, at N. S. THOMPSON'S augl City Drug Store. WIDE AWAKE AT UNIFORMS $1.50 per Sett Completo. J. A. SMITH & CO., 118 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, MW9ILL fBOJn THIS It JIT L, ft HWW nish the W IDE AWAKE UMFOKM complete, and of the very best quality, consisting of the Water Proof Capo and Cap of the same ma serial, with Tii Colored Silk Bat.d. Also, the Torch Lamp with Start and Flag attached, all ready for use at th- extreme lr pvaM of 31. SO er Mb Our improved facilities for manufacturing these goods, and the immense demand for them, induces us to offer them at the above low price. CAMPAICN MEDALS. We have large supply of LINCOLN AND I1AMLIN MEDALS; also, tho'e of all the other candidates, wbieh we are selling by the dozen, hundred or thousand at New Tork prices. Terms cash on delivery here or bv Express. angli lm. J. A. SMI 1 11 4 CO. DRS. RONALDS & CONN. n. J. T. COJ'J- IIJVL.ya .ISSteMf tilted himself with Dr. Ronalds in the the practice of Medicine and Snrery, tenders his pro. fessional services to the citizens of Evansville and siirroutidiug cotinti v. Residence on Third street. Office at Dr. Ronalds'. augl"-2wd M9tiji Hlli.f. . df tJ L:.TLJ-:.ril.--mM and wife (an rln.l good boarding in a private family, within five minutes', walk of tho Post office. For particulars enquire at this office, aug.li-dtf HO! EVERYBODY RUN HERE! mi st maecjci ymuT rutt fHLi.t f 0JJ Cash Store of K. S. Boston A Co., the follow4IHJ bushels 3im do 50 do 4 tuns 4 do BO I Umbels cheap tor casl o. 1 C-iirn. di d. Oats. Kje, for i Bran. Ml do Shipstmf. do New Timothy seed, at the feed si. re on Water li. S. Kl'Sl ON Jt CO. For s.i street. Ai gust loth. PAVILION HOTEL TO LET. rwi H K I M VMM. If V H OT J? A e ML BttOsfttftd "ti Water ntieet, hptwee'i ."Ittin untl Sytamoie etrtv-tn, will le Lt'ei for a term of years. Aloo 36 feet of Groaod aOjoiniQ;, running back mm! CrontinlE 141 feet on Sycamore Htreet, will he It-ftfed with mM Hotel, or sepr. rarely. Saiil Uotel in titf IttrgMt anJ b0M iu Kvausvill, anl is doing tt tirst-rate bvaitMSSa. Saitl Hou.ie will be put iu firsii-ratc order, with out-Uou-.es urnl bniltfiBga complete. Possession iveli ou Um 1ft .Uy of October, For terms, Jv., addr. M OrTAVtA B. I.KWTS, Yellow Snriiii;s, (hio, anlti-Itl' (are ot" I)r. Gro?. S. TCH.IL f. 50 dozen pints j aagin V . OJ V I OR TIC Mi Ml receive! and for sale bv CHAS. MoJOUNSTON. (IFfli'K OV EVANSVILLE INS. CO., ) Kvansvillk. lod., Aug. 9, lSofi. f rmnHE STttCKIIOLIIEKS Of TBE M Evausville Insurance Company are hereby notified that the annual election for nine Directors will be held at the Office of the Company, on the 1st MONDAY of Septrmber, being tbe 3d day of the month, between the ham of 1 and 4 o'clock, p. M. Bv order of the Beard. auglU W3I. T. PAGE, Sec'y. g 1 H OI CM MMJBB and II It I L ll HE lif. W1 'JOOO lbs just received and for sale by auglt) CHAS M. JOHNSTON, Posey Block. (3f f f 1. i: I' he it s : it--ti w s 8 ML afraid'.' ti doze: "Nonpareil" Parers, at 75c, retail. 6 doen ' Lightning'' Parers, at T5c, retail; 6 do "Whitfemore's" Parers, at SI, retail. The latter Pear, Core and S ice all ready to string for drying. More coming. You hare been paying no cents and SI Lj for th above kiuds. The place to buy Hardware ehe-jp is w liere 1 hey do a large business, and therefore can sell for small profits. 'Nun ced." That place is CHARLES S. WELLS , ans No 13 First street

MISCELLANEOUS.

V,f HB.nL II I Li H t'O U CHILLS, Ague and Fever. Bell a Tonic, India Chologogue, Ayer's Ague Care, Dr. Jayne's Aj;oc PiRs, O. K. or No. s8i, and every other reliabl j preparation fwr the above complaints. For sa!i by WM. BIERBOWEB, Druggist, aug'23 No. 78 Washinetnn Block. AN ADDRESS TO FRIENDS. THL L.S'II L K . CiJS'Mi II WOULD respectfully inform his friends md fellowcitizens, that he has this day commenced bosines for himself at the well known stand of John M. App. I have just received a very nice und well selected stock of Ladies', Misses', Beys', and Children's Shoes of every style and of the best quality. Doping that by strict attention to business and the manufacture and sale of a No. 1 article of Sh'us and Boots, I will merit the patronagu of my uew as well as old friends. Ladies' and Gents' Boots, Gaiters and Shoes of all kinds made to wrder in the neatest style and at tbe shortest notic-. Give your old friend Mc. a trial. A. C. McDEVITT, No. 63 Main street, Evausville, lud. jnnel3-tf JLJf HB.i II L OH MM. ica Flags! Flags!! Flags!--Ye youngsters and lovers of Independence, if you wish to secure the election of your favorite candidate, buy our Flags at tbe Cheap Drv Goods Store of 8CHAPKKR & BUSSING, july2 No. 4'. Ma'u street. holss .' tw oh' hi i shToes: :: w'n have iust received a large addition to our stock of Ladies', Misses', and Children's Shoes of eTery kind, which will be sold at prices to suit everybody. Call and judge for yourselves, at the Cheap Dry Goods Stole of SCHAPKER BCSSING, july2 No. 4'J Main street. M Alley. The proprietor of the Pigeon Springs begs leave to inform tbe public that he lias recently erected and cauipletod a line Ten-Fin Alley. The Springs are situated but one mile from Main street, City of Evaasville, a good distauce fot either a walk or a drive. Tho waters of the Springs possess unsurpassed medical proportiex, and invalids and ; others would do well to resort to theta. "ihere are also baths en the premises, snd the grounds are , beautifully shaded with trees, and surrounded with 1 a salubrious atmosphere. WM. BATES, Proprietor. N. B. An omnibus runs regularly three times a : day to and from the city. july2G T.l i.'tJ JltST H tit LH'Ktt .1 new stock of GM.1 and Silver Wat dies, Supe rior Gold Pens, and Fine Silver Spoons, we respect, fully iuvite all to call and examine quality and pricea. Persons buying now may expect to get great bargains. All articles warranted. BITTRoLFF BRO&. julyM-lmd 48 Main street XHJfLJHIt For sale at J t HOIt Li HTICI.ii, COOK LANG LEY'S. asfh B H i.k. unit ti.i h W that is Cider Vinegar. - -Cook A Langlev have in store 20 bbls Extra Cider Vinegar which they will warrant pure ad free irom .11 acids, and to keep pickles fine aud hard as when first made. It' IOOT8 ,i.-Ii tillOHS ICI.lt) it Burrow, 15 Main street, have a good assort ment of Boots and Shoes on hands, and are constantly in receipt of additions thereto. Tho Retail trade umv always n.nii in tneir store a gi on stocK oi ood ods. and at lowest prices. juiy 4 S8 H til. K S.I L K BOOTH 1 .V" II WW Sh s. Read . Burrow's Wholesale stock oi Hootfi and Bboeri is now large and v. witti t tie mont desirable goixlcj of the beBt New Kurland ' manufacturer. All of wbich they will 6'I1 clieap for cash or proaupt paper, fall and examine. July 24 J wjro r ms v jrr n o lTxT - E o v r ; JrnmL Flour, as low a the tt west and aa good as tii , beat. Tn tbe present exci'ed state f the Flour j ; market, when the pricesare chaiining almost every day, if you want to buy a good article chap call at I YICKKRY'S julys.0 .Star Family Grocery. , rjYH K u s u ii R U O -TJ .V"7 j M Friend. 1' bov Cliemlcaj Olive Kraslve ' Soap just rei-eivf.t at the rftar Family Grocery ; of pu!y20) VIOKBRY BB03. OLD FIRM IN BUSINESS AGAIN. THt: f W U K $ JVK 10 W TO ii.forin the public in ;t-:eral and tbe r-st cf ; mmkind iu particular, that tliey have bought out ! tbe Feed aMMUMM of Mr J. C. Dusotichc't, and that j they will be prepared from this time to till all or- j dera for FKED and EEI of any Kind. Our Mr. R. S. BVatTOfl hAving furoierljr been en- j gaged very successfully in the bUPAneM fir over Due year, but called away to England upon family buni- i ness, bfw returned to bin obi stand where be will i at all times be pleased t f e bis old friends and 1 former customer and all others, and till th- ir orders ; foi anything In our line, with promptness and satisfaction. Feed delivered free to anv part of the city. july20-tf K. S. ROSTOM & CO. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, and Silver Ware. MJ VMHLMiR, HJ VIJ& J tS T RHM. turned horn ,LTf the East, wliere be bas purchased a beautiful assortment of flue Watches, Chains, Jewelry, Silverware, and Olocks of every doatcriptiou, he is prepared to suit purchasers in every particular, and wbich be intends tn dl at THE LOWEST EASTERN PRICES. He respecttullv invites his friends and customers : to examine his (roods and prices before purchasing j elsewhere. All goods sold are warrautcd to be as represented. N. B. Personal attention paid to repairing of ' fine Watches. Jewelry repaired at nhort notice. No. 89 Haiti St., opposite Court Iloiisa, Kvans- ; yille, Indiana. sM) V. ,. GEISLF.R. jr X880JV8 I.y tM CBIC- -TMMK MJ ib-rsigned would respectfully Inform tbe citixens of the city that hi is prepared to rive lessons j in mn-ie, on the Piano or other instruments, to i all who may favor him with their patrouage. I ristrurrents of all kinds tuned and put in order. He will also select instruments for those ho nr.- j uot Judges themselves and desire to purchase ou , reasonable terms. Residence on Sycamore street, between Second ! and Third streets. Julyll CHRISTIAN MATTHIAS. Dissolution of Partnership. nrwK fJ h T.-yrf hshi i' hhhhtoM fore existing between tbe undersigned under th firm of Brown r Aikman is this day di-s lve"l by mutual consent. Either party is authorized to use the name cf the firm iu settling the business. WILLIAM BROWN, W. M. AIK'.IAN Evansville, July loth, 1H fiO.STI-VLJTIO.V Ttif. IWUKHWis gig ed will continue the business of the above firm, under the style of W. M. Annul & Co., and would respectfully solicit a continuance of favors extended to the old firm, and being fully prepared to extend every f.icility t shippers, either by 'snal, River or Railroad, we insure them that their in- , terest shall be faithfully represented, should they be plejaed to favor on with their pstronage. Beeped fully, juiyld W. M. AIKMAN & Of). WjWH t jyL'S .' f HLJY-JBS ! f HU.yKS! Jm 5ii lbs Extra Tnrkirh Prunes at 12'c per lb at (july25) COOK &. LANfil.KVS. B I ST H LI LI J'l It Qf 4iK) lbs Mixed and Plain Gum Packing TiOii lbs Cotton Hope from 8-M to 14 in-he, 15(1 ibs Gum " " to I inch, i:0 list Gasket Borad, 34 reels No. I Packing Yarn, 1 2 dea Qum Cutters. 11 doz Lanterns from 40e toS5.oo, in lbs Nos. l.G, and Flour of Kinery. 42 pairs Skiff fiats. Manilla Rope all sizes, Twines, Martin, Spun Yarn, Ac. For sale wholesale or retail at jnne22 SINZICH SuVS. Jons law, a. ajnaaa, (Notary Public LAW & ANTHES, ATTORNEYS AT L. AAV, 'iKN Kft AL COLLECTION" AN AGENTS. RBt EST ATI Ofiici No. s7 Main street, House, Evunsviile, Indiana. opposite the Court niaylfi-dAwl v CutHitiJiHE jj-ii iriwoj t ker. The undersigned is fully prepared to luauulacture all descriptions of Carriages arid Wagons from ths finest to the cheapest, all of which t will be guaranteed of tbe best wo.kman.hir. A constant supply of Carriages and Wagons w ill be found iu my warerooms, at No. 146 street, Evansville. FRANK HAMMERSTEIN. N. B. Repairing done at reasonable rates, with neatness and dispatch. july-0-3mdJtwr-ITS tilt RE.T THE WELL H.Vri W.V M Store, lately owned and occurred bv Michaei '.-. aeceasea, as a grocery ana provision store, ccruer of Main and Fourth streets. Ther is a tirt-rate smoke house attached to the store. Apply to John Gavisk, or WM. i'.AHM, Jr. july'J-dAwtf St'Mfi 'OLR Tl.nE TO 8ECUHE WW cheap Fencing Lumber. oo,l 0 feet No. 1 Allegheny Mahogany " iHemlock), Its feet long cut with cil cnlar saw, wiibout stump-shot, and a tirst-rate article for Fencing, Shops, Barus, aud Rough Flooring, and lor sale at the rery low price of Siz 50 per thousand feet. JOHN F. GLOVEK, aagll-dA " Core r Main and Seventh .ts.

MISCELLANEOUS.

JOHN A. REITZ... JOHN A. HANEY. & HA? 1 CRESCENT CITY EVA NS VI LLE, IND. 3F1 The proprietors of the CRESCENT CITY FOUN DRY teg leave to inform their friends aud the pnb lie in general tliat they are fully prepared to tnak to order all kiuds of ACHINFRY Needed for Mills or Manufactories of any ktc. Having a great variety of patterns for MILL GEARING, of auv size, and STEAM ENGINES of any power required. Also manufacturers of DISTILLERY AND MINING MACHINERY, TOBACCO SCREWS AND FINISHERS, MALT MILLS; SASH, MCLEY AND IMPROVED Circular Saw Mills, GUMMING MACHINES, IRON FRONTS for Houses, CHINESE SUGAR CANE MILLS, STEAM BOILERS IMPROVED LARD TANKS, Aud in fact everything in the IRON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE BUSINESS. UBJSH CJHTM.VOS made to order. ALSO Dealers in a superior article of THRESHING MACHINES, And Powers' complete, of the latest improved style IMPROVED STEAM GAUGES, GUM BELTING AND PACKING, WROUGHT AND WELDED PIPE, LEAD AND COPPER PIPE, AND FIRE BRICK, All at MANUFACTURERS' PRICE. Highest price always paid It lid METALS, At the old Stand Corner Canal and Ingle sti jet REITZ A HANKY. N. B. Workmen sent to all parts to put up Ma chinery and do repairs in Boilers. THRESHING MACHINES Always vii, bind and for al. leOv HLSH. CliOtt f fUJRHII coBjyr Meal just received at jnly29 COOK L ANOT.EY S. , , , tii i I trr . American ( litlery and rlateu Ware. Table Knives and Forks. Ivorv handle Desert and Table Knives only, Plated Forks, Bntter Krives, Plated Tea and Table Spoons, Oarreri to match with Knives and Forks. Slaw Cutters, Enameled Kettl. s end Sauce pans. The above f best quality and finish, received and offeretfut reasonable rates at JACOB STRAUB r SON'S, lulylo 74 Main street. JHVKST TOOLS JIT HL III If II Cradles, Sickles close out stock. and Forks, at ery low figures to ,I A (jB STItAl'B SON. mt ti col l l: l:.- i r, fti cmls ts WM for sale bv S. K. GILUEKT ,( CO. rHfSS S1LKS.-.1 I.JHtif. STOCH MM .,f Black and Fancy Drew Silks very cheap to close out, at the clieap rrv Goods Store of SCHAPKER A BUSSING, jnlyz No. 4'.l Main street. f9L K It f liltlt l-, 15 MJIIJS" itreet, l. iv" inr.t r.-cived a good assorttm-nt .1 the following deacriptloa of Shoes, to.wit : Ladies' Lasting Heeled Congress Boot., " " " Gaiters, u jJj. " Kid ' Boots, ' M and Goat Sp'g Heeled ' " M and M Buaklne, ' 11 Slip's in great variety. 1 Kid, Calf end Lasting Congress Boots, Calf Scotch Boots, and Goat Oxford Ties, Goat,En'd and Plush Pumps and Nulliliers, Fine French Calf Boots, Calf, Goat and Enameled Scotch Boots, " " " Oxford Ties, Hoy, Youth's Oxford Ties and Brogans, Scotch Boots, Child's Beeted Enameled Ankle Ti, " " Fancy Colored Ankle Ties, " M Kitl and Morocco Cip(,-r Tip'd Boots every kind. All cf whicii were made bj tbe best manufacturers East, and will be sold at very low prices. jutito-2 HUNNELL'S I F-KMKRLY OF STKKLE A Ht'NNKLL.) Floorlns lML&n CORN Sit OF WALNUT STREET AND TUE CANAL, EVANSVILLE. IND. rWMIM JS'Ktw KSTJl BIW8MJnEJmT JM- is now in full opt-ration, with now and complete Machinery of the latowt fityle, for Planing and Dressing Lumber, I' lan inn and Grooving Flooring, making Doors aud asli Moulding-, Window Blinds, and very otber description of worn done iu sucb rstablisbments. Ail work at tb bo Mills warranted to 1 well done, and v ill bt oft'1 red at tbe lowoat cash prices. lry Poplar Fiojring and W.-atberboarding couBtantly on band, aud will he sold fr cash. Brackets and Scrolls sawed to any pa' tern. Slitting and all kinds of Sawing done to order, j and iu the most approved style. jj22 WM. HUNNKLL. NEW FURNITURE STORE JUST OPENED By THE TELL CITY FTJRNrrTJRE CO. The largest and finest assortment of FL'RNITUI'.E AN1 CHAIRS of all kinds in the city, at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, No. .1 Wat. r st., next door to R. Barnes, KVANhVILLE, IND. F. Stni, FT7.KV, Agent. Manufactory at Tell City, Ind. june2.c,-i;ni O I 1. f. T .1 H T I t' L L- B In great variety, at tho lowest crice. at the New Drug Store of BsMT N. S. THOMPSON. WLMjma, cj"-.i88-MtVWUfd, QM lbs Shouldors, plain, 50 lbs Sides, just received and far sale at KLLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. -fmH. Stll I..I LfLLH'S I I.I.L HHJM w ted Qsisnnu Ointment, an Infallible corn for Boils, F'doie,, Cuts, Bruises, Fever Sores. Scalds, Burns, White Swellings, Salt Rheum, and Inflama. tions of all kinds. N. 8. THOMPSON. Wholesale and Retail Agent, aul No. .'n Main street. g10JtJBLiS8 WS of Magnesia, a t'-i TL It t ITH.iTE id Tartro Citric Lemona.ie, at augl IHUIirsua'll Drug Stere. Home and European Demand. PROFESSOR WOOD'S Hair Restorative V, as introduced to the public early in U03. IT IS NOW Universally need throughout the civilized aorlj. IF YOVU HAIR IS GKAY, IF YfH Il HAIR IS THIN, tUt, IF YOU ARE BALD, IT WILL RESTORE IT. IF YOU HAVE DANDKl'FF. IF Vol" HAVE URAI.n Itr A n IF YOU HAVE NERVOUS II E AD CIIE ! IT WILL CURE THEM. : TO PRESERVE THK COl.uR Tu PREVENT ITS FALLING," TO MAKE THE HAIR GLOSSY, USE WOOD'S II A I R RESTORATIVE SOLD BY 0. J. WOOD 4 CO , 111 MARKET STREET, BT, LOUIS MO.. PATENT MEDICINE DEALER AND DRUGGISTS, IN CITY AND COUNTRY ' lrw- : o J . WOOD &, CO.. a nr. , also, aABjrn roR WJ.V.V CE L E i it. I TED int. a.O JO 4. Is am , jut). m l.tw f I HITS OE Tt it f l:.-t i-f ,i AJ bbls. in perfect otdr r, just received por Bte.imer E. H. Fairchild, for sale bv June30 5. E. GILBERT 4 CO BQIBESH EH U 8 J.S'D B UTI EH. -sx. chone lot iust received and for sale by M. JOHNSTON. Posey Block. jnly27

CITY ADVERTI5EMENTS.

1 o it f o r i o.-.--V TICK Orderfor Plank Side-oalk. Council Chamber. Augiistll. And bow it isher. -'.y or. I. -red and directed, by the Common Council of the City of Evansville, that the owners of all Lots or parte of Lots fronting ou or adjoining the south-east side of Elm street, fiom t. cond to Third streste, in said City, cause the side-wilks thereon to lie bronght to the proper .rail.-, and that they canoe a side-w.ilk of Class No. 2 to bo liid down thereon, with oak COrbing two ;,nd a half inches by twilvo inches in dimciwjuas, within thirrv day from the publication of this order m. , P- Bl'RKE, Cierk. City Clerk s Olhce. August IS, Lsuu. ORfOHJLTIO. -V u TICK Anim-it 11 lllttl Order for Plank Si le walls. am now it is nereoy ordered and directed by tbe Common Connril of th.' City ol Evansville, that tl.e owners of all lots and parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the south west side ol Third street from Division to Elm street, in said city, causo the sidewslks thereon to be brought to the. proper grails, and that they cause aside walk of class No. 2 to be' lai4 down ihoreon, with oak curbing tap and a half iucbes by twelve Indies iu disnensioae, with bo thirty days from the pi:h;icatiou of tbis or' ei-. P. BURKE, Clerk. City Clerk s (ifli.-e. August Isth, IsiiO. af ' H .i T I tt .V . T I CJS Ws Or'.er for Plank Si h-Walk. Cprmcil Chamber August 1 ' , H. And now it is h.-rebr ordered and directed, by tbe Common Council of the City of Erausville. that the owners ot all Lots or psrt "fi L'"; fi'in cn or adj doing the north-west oi'itr oi .1111 sireer. in in ueutro to C irpei ter street, in s;ilil UlfT, cause the side-walks rnereon to i inon-iit i r.ij.er grade, and " ") aiise a si.jc-v n . ..r t'lass No. 2 to bo lam aowu inereon. witnoaK curbing two nnd a halt iucbes bv twelve in lies iu dimensions, within thirty days from the itabltca i ion of thi order P. BURKE, Clerk Cl. rk's OOice, August 18, 18R0. OK f- a R -1 T 1 1 .V V O T I C L . WS Order for Brick Side Walk. Con nci! Cham her July 28, 1SCO And now it is hereby ordered aud ' directed, by the Common Council of the City ol Evansville, that the owners of all lots or pa"s oi I lots frot ting on or adjoining the southwest s jot ! Fourth street, latween M 'in and Bjami re streets, in saiil city, cause the si de-walks thereotl to be bronght to the proper grade, and that they cause a Side-Walk of I ,ss No. 1 I i tie Kid down thereoi within thirty days iro n the publication of this order. p lit JtKE. OTk City I'Vi IC-Offi, e, ..,v 1Si g -1 It I' O H Jt '! t tt .it' ,V TIC fi W (irder Brick ile-Walk. Jul. -js. taiji.Aiid now it i. hereby ordered and directed, bv the Common Council of the City of kvunsville, that the ov in rs of H lots it parts of Mi fronting on or adjoining the aoaitawwasi side o! Founh street, between Mala and Locust streets, in said city, cause the si.!n-wi.llri thereon to he brought to ths proper giule, m;d that ibev canes a side walk of Class No. 1 to be laid I'own thereon within tbi'ty days from the publication of this order. p. Bl UK K, liork clerk's Oafea, Jaty at, imo. g-iO H f O HJ T ltlj- .V O T I t L. W-J Order f. r Rrick Si le W .lk. .Inlv JE8, 1HB0 And now it is herebv ordered and directed, by ths Common Council of the City ef Kmnsi.le. t hat the owt er or owners of Lot. No. 151, in ine Iosiation Et larranuint of said city, cans., the side -walk there, n to b- bronchi to the brnper grade, and that they tansn a side-walk ot" Cbiss No. 1 to be laid down thereon within thirty ibiys from th -publication of this order. P. IU'RKt, Clerk. Clerk's Office, July .11, !'.,.. iWWOTICK TO f t.t.V r It. I I V O tt . WW The t 'oiutiion Council of the City of Rvans. ville will riv elve sealed proposals until August ?lst, lSii.for grading, nuttci ing and macadamizing Third street, from Lis-ust to Sycamore street; the tontractor to furnish all the materials, aud do tho work i;reeahl) to plan and specifications on file tii th s. thee. P. ill KKIl. Cleik Clerk's Office, July JO, I9ff. g i tl It f O HJ T lii JV V 0 T i T mT ' WS Order for Plank Side-Walk. July 17, 18iio. And now It is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council o! the city of Eraaatifla, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the south side of Hamilton street, from Washington street to the eastern line of tho Cor. poratiou, cause the side-walks thereon to bo brought to the proper grade, aud that, they cause a side-walk of class IHO. 2 to he laid down thereon, withiu thirty days from the publication ol this order. r. Ill HKE, Clerk. Clerk'. Oflice, July 23, I860. DR. J. FLEAGER, II mE V T 1 s t : 1 MMJ8 BMTUKJY-LSa, ST I T.l ' MM continues to keep pace with all the improvei menu in his profession, at his Rooms under City ! Ifagiierrean Gallery. IS Main street. lie is now 1 making those lieautifut Hard Rubber, Vulcanite j aod Amber plates, which in many respects, aresuperior to Gold. Also, tho usual styles of Gold and I Silver work. Decayod teeth permanently save 1 by plugging. He is also using the Electrical pro- ! cess for extracting teeth w ithout pain. Children's j teeth straightened, &c. Prices very moderate, and work warranted. july2-tf I 'gmULL'S tiVViV Of JV J T THjii MM NEW DRCG STOKE. en! f3 Main street. rwitt o.n fstt.y s i:u it tm.-- cokM dial a certain enre for Diarrhea, Dysentery, and all diseases resulting from a change of water, food, or climate. It is invaluable to travelers. For sale at N. S. THOMPSON'S augl New City Drug Store. The Economist. rjfUlls STOVE HAS IJH EJ- TUE M first premiums at every Fair where it has been exhibited. At the South- Weetern Indiana District Fair, held here October, Is;, ., there ware but two premiumsofferisl for cooking stores one for the best wood coekiugstove,and one for the beat coal cooking atov. The Economist took tbe MI:-! PREMIUM .rOR THE BEST OOKING 8TOVK FOR WOOD, ta'x-lker, Klusman&Co took the first premium for their cooking stove for coal. No other premiums were offered. The largo silver medal waa awarded to the Economist at the New York tttato Fair; and the firtt premium at the United Stale, Fair held at Chfcage, and twelve other State ana County Fairs in 185'.). In no branch of mechanical art has there Iweu t more apparent advance than in tue manufacture of stoves. It is bnt a few years since the very name was a novelty, representing a huge, shapeless structure, almost as devoid ol use as ornainpiit, These have gradually given place to patterns of grace and utility ; until tbe varieties our markets now present have almost exhausted the vocabulary of names; and tbe different phases the metal is made to assume, would astonish old Vulcan himself. In style and finish, the improvement has been real, leaving nothing to bo desired on that point, but the sever? competition in price, to which they have been subjected, has deprived them of many of the more substantial qualities dusirable. This seems more especially to have been the case in reference to cook stoves an article of domestic economy that has more to do with scolding wives and crotcheiy servants than most people imagine. The public have long sought an imnroveI ment in tbis article, and we believe are ready to pay 1 any reasonable price for a cooking stove, If it only j peesesseH the merits of size, weight, convenience, j durability, economy, and pcrfoction of manufacture. These qualities sem to be possessed most fully iu I the Econ .mist anew stove, perfected and b rough, j out the past season, by Messrs. Treadwcll, Perry A Norton, of Albany. We heard so much of thla I stove, and it looked so much like a stove Intended I for use, that we concluded to try them, and tbjs J result of the experiment convinces us that the ; prourieturs, in their determination to make the beat 1 store in the world, have succeeded. We regard the ! Economist as possessing all the merits above enunierated as the great stove of the day far in advance of anything ever attempted iu the lino oi I stoves, perfect in all its appointments, aud true to I its name in durability and the use of fuel. Among the many conveniences attached to it, may be men j tioned a largo oven, w ith hooks arranged, for suspending meats while roasting. A copper water . tank, holding from 12 to 95 gallons warming j closet, broiling hearth, ,tc, Ac. The broiling hearth is one of the most noticeable features of this j remarkable stove. Then never baa been, to war Kuowledge, any broiling Oxture that was reany. isfactorv iu iu oii-ration. The. proprietors of J stove have been conducting a aeries of experimenl upoo broiling, eliciting some valuable facts, and re suiting in the iuventiou of a gridiron adapted u tbis stove, which has been secured by leturs patent. and is one of the most admirable tilings 01 ine Kino we ever saw broiling without smoke, and keeping the coals in a coustaut glow. We are always glad to do jnstice to mechani.al imrrovements, and et peeially such as contribute so largely to the general g.sd. as the one above mentione.i The Economist, which ,.. commanding ;rechatarge .. 1. will Im. found cut' at SCANTL1N it Mfc.PHENS'S, Main St., between Water and First, Evansville, In.l m?ff' Good luck Needed for Young Beginners. THE FIRM OF MILLER & NIEHAUS STILL A H E A D . rglHIS L'iH.'l Ji Jm JUSL HE CE - M ed a bran-uow stock of Dry Goods, consisting ' of a great many ai tides in their line, too numerous i to name, which are now open for inspection, and will certainly be sold cheap for cash at their store, 41 Maiu street. MILLER NIEHAUS.