Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 305, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 August 1860 — Page 1

THE K VANS VI L L K DAILY JOURNAL.

ETAN&VILIE, JID., THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30, 1860. VOLUME XII. NUMBER 305.

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BUSINESS CARDS. ORNAMENTAL HAIR BRAIDING I Bracelet", Necklaces, Watch Guards, CHAINS, FINGER RINGS, etc., &., Made to order. MRS. MAT. A. SANDERS. CheatriQT afreet , b?t. Bernnd and Third ane27 1m EITaNEr CURNICKjt CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND ut '.1 H- IN GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, 7 MAIS STREET, apr25 KVAN8TILLE, IIID. C. SCHMITT & STARK, Wliolnaale and Retail Dealer iu French, English & American PAPER HANGINGS, MUSLIN AND PAPER SharffB and Fixture, Curtain Oooda, (5!H Cornirea. Curtain PiDH and Parlor Mirrors. No. 3 and 5 First street, EvansTille, Indians. aprlft-ly Jatxxiojei Steele, (8U CESSOR TO STEELE a MUMNKL,) 2d ST., BET. CHESTNUT & CHERRY, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. SASH, DOORS, WINDOW BLINDS, MtRMBBBU J.CMBMK, Smrda, Laths, ac.,of every description constant'.Toufcand. Packing Boxes of all kinds made to erder. Sawing of every kind done on tbe shortest ootir aprlg-ly a. E. beau, Late of Jaqunsa X Go. aiior Bcaaow. BEAD & BUBROW, wnoi r.fi a lf. pf.ai rag in HATS Nc. X3 Mailn at. apr4 AND CAPS, EVANSVILLE, ISD. WILLIAM H. AXE, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, Car. Ktrat and Hyfamorc Sts. Panicnlar attention paid to the repairing of Mosteal, Repeating, and FINE WATCUR8. W FuiHnjamJ Wedding Cardinality WnUen. raarMf TjtJt Rl. tffi.il cJO . VN T O -V, WHOLEy aale and Retail OROCER AND PROVISION M FROITANT, dealer In Tordage, Nails, UlaM, (Vmrttt. Powder, Plaster Paris, Ac, No. 12S Main street, near tbe Canal, EvansTille, lod. feb'Js OUR. BJIVXBM.I T CO., U'JTKB street, Evansrllle, Indiana, Wholesale Dea!N In Groceries and all kinds of Prod nee, Nails, llass, White Lime, Cement, Cotton Yam, White Lead, Linseed Oil, Ac, Ac. Also, oonstantly on aand a full stock of Saab, Panel Doors, Ac, of all ires ap26 E. Q. SMITH, CHAIR MANUFACTURER, lurket stnt. Eatisville, Ind.. wH. ou hand and make to order every variety of ijuieaud Wood Seat CHAIRS. TheTrad supplied at lowest rates. Hotels, Steamlionts and Ilalls furntshed pruLuptly to order. All sfotk warranted janl-ly HEM aT V SitLLSa. J. H EN BT - . MILLER Sl NIEHAUS, IEAI.CR m BOO 8, SnoKS, RATS, CAPS, 4c. .VO. 13 JBJ t.' BTBBBT, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA aprZT iism u. saaNknN uaaafca w. Haabt. SHANKLIN & HA11DTN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, EVANSVILLE, IKD. B I t IAU BBJM. B8TJTB, l.Vfl ST Notarial business entrusted to them will receive prompt and careful attention. Especial attention will be given to the Collection of Claims tn he following towns, vIe.' EvansTille, Dxnderson, Vt, Vernon, Boonville, Newbnrgh, Rouk port. Canoeltoa, Princeton, Vlnceunes, Washington, Dover, and Petersburgh, and in the counties la which said teVDi are located. OFriCE Third street, adjol-.ln th Court Won sept-lyd . w. HBiskMEi l a. A. UKLBLIMO. BRINKMEYER & CO., SOUTHERN STOVE WORKS, Evansville, Ind. Maunfactarers of Ktoe, Uollow Ware, Railings, ' House Fronts, Verandahs, Balconies, and Casting n general. Copper, Tin, and 8heet iron Ware. BB- Sales Room I 72 Main street, Meeker's Bnild- ; ing. houndery: near Month Pigeon Creek. Urdeis prcniptly attended to. jnne.r,ni. , G. GOSSENS, , . PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER & JEWTLER, Main St., next door to Theodore's Exchange, EVANSVILLE, INO. MA. JO&hB.'H HJIH fBK fretUSBJwJL ly been a resident of our city, and has been aeknowledgsd to be a skiP.ful, selentifie, aud experienced workman in his line of business. Be now kindly asks the public in general for a bar of tbeii patronage, gua-anteeing that all work done bv him will be execntei in a superior style, and in a way to defy competition. jnne-3m Jacob Sinzich & Son. WHOLESALE BAKERS, Dottier in BOAT STORES, n-ttr HI., bet. Hln anil trnmari . MBt I' .nJHH STBjfiKO BS the 4tb inst, our Bay Maro alxnt 8 years old, t4 hands high, star in forehead, bliad of left eye' WOoevvr tll rerntti ber will b tibenjw rewarded 8. K. OILbBRV CO., "N . e.Tramej,. tree.

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Fl'BLISHZD BY JAMKH a McUKKLY Editor. t. M. TUATEB, Gen'i Vunn-t ManaVrr. JNO. B. McNEELY, bvp I Mechunieal Deyutt,nenl rUli THE Fl KM or THK EVANSVILLE jJOURNALCOMPANY. Journal Buildings, Locust St., Between MHrtl mnd Water. Local and Miscellaneous. I!lSl.r.S.. LOCALS. 8Three Rooms to rent. Rent cheap. Location desirable. Kuquire at this office, aiig 24-tf. BQMrs. M. A. Ross will open a select j school at her residence on First street, a few doors above Gum, on Monday, 'third of j September. .Having for several years been troub led with a partial deafness in my left ear, I called upon Drs. Smith and Wood, from whom I received immediate relief. H. A. Cook, Minister of the Bnptist Church FoU Arts. We would respectfully call the attention of our readers to the advertisement in another column, of Mr. F. Thyssens. Mr. T. is an artist of rare merit, and cannot fail to inspire his pupils with a love of his beautiful urt. BEHal S CoiiatKKCIAL CoLLEOE. The Eighth Annual Session of the above tnstltution, will commence on Monday, the 3nl of September. The course of session will embrace the Mercantile course of lessons in Double Entry Book keeping, Steam Boatinn, Banking, Manufactory, Mercantile Calculation, and Penmanship. The advantages presented in this school, for acquiring a thorough knowledge of practical book keeping, and general busine.-s qualifications, nre equal, if not superior to any school in the country. The terms are liberal. For circulars giving full particulars, address Jeremiah Behm, Evansville, lud. aug.24-10td&w2m. Improvement and Hemoval. We will inform all of our city and country customers that we have rebuilt our fine Store, one door above the old stand. Now we have the finest store in the city, and much larger than tbe old stand. We in- 1 tend to extend our business, and we believe tbat uo house west of the Ohio river can ; come in competition with us in our line. To 1 prove this, buy a bill of us, and judge for j yourselves. The firm of F. Fendrich & i Bros, is a branch of Jos. Feudrich & Bros., of Baltimore, Md. ; tbe Baltimore house es- I tablishcd in 1848, HvausviUe house estab- , lishedin 1656. d3t SssAinoog tbe many buudreds of pictures at J. Perry Elliott's City Gallery of Art, may bseen likenesses of the following distinguished individuals: Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, Sam. Iloustou, Geu. Jo. Latie. Hon. Henry S. Lane, Hon. Carl Schurz, Mrs. H. B. Stowe, the Bearded Woman, and many others too numerous to mention. M. E. has one of the most attractive Galleries in the West, aud it is hardly necet ry to add that bis pictures are of the finest and most durabVf quality ; for these thingare generally known in this community. His prices too are surprisingly low. He sells as good a picture for Jity rent. as can be had elsewhere for double that sum. Call and see if these things are not so. ta$"Thtiuk3 to the imnu rial Jim Ferkv, of the Adams Express, for tbe latest papers. Ctay"- Ve are indebted to Messrs. Fish and Davis, of the Adams Express, lor late papers. We have been obliged to delny the publication of the proceedings of the last session of the City Council. They will appear to-morrow. Judge UtBrnltr'i Speech. Remember that Jt doe DkBbuler speaks at Mozart Dull to-night. Let tbere be a large turn out u hear our eloqueut aud talented candidate for Congress. ScThe Enquirer is netting frightened at the numerous changes to Ilepub'icani?m iu Vanderburgh and olh?r counties in " the Pocket." It warns its friends not to believe tbe "rumors'' they bear in this connection. The Squatter organ is welcome to delude itself and followers as it please--. They will all be undeceived soon alter the 9tb ot October, We learn from the Koker organ on First street that there were 41 Douglas men j al the meeting at Kstu Newman's on tbe j 25th. This is good news. We are glad lo have these poor sinners al our meetings. Many will be converted to the true faith. We cail not the righteous, but sinners, to repentance. Tbere is more joy over one of . these hardeucd transgressors who repents, tbau over ninety and uiue Republicans ho go not astray. tOf '" Is Judge Law a Doogtai ruao.' : Journal. " We answer, emphatically, that be is." Enquirer, of the 29th. We corumetid the Enquirer s fraukues. We kuow where to fiud the Judge at last. Wt hope to hear no more of his telling Breckiuridge meo that he is with them. LI is organ ; say 8 he is a Douglas man. Bear thi-- iu ! oiud. every on.

True to his Character. We are informed that John Law, in his speech last week at Cynthiana, informed the people that he was unable to get Judge

DeBruler to meet him ou the stump that he bad written the Judge a letter challenging him to joint discussion, and he had never received an answer. Judge DeBruler was informed of Law's charge by a Democrat, and at Owensville on Tuesday he denied its truthfulness. He told them that he pledged hia word as a man of veracity to the following statement of fact3 as true. A short time after he became a candidate, he saw Judge Law personally, and stated his desire to make a joint canvass. Law's reply was that it waa too soon in the campaign to arrange for that, anc! besides he had to attend several Democratic County Conventions. Some- : time afterwards, when Judge DeB. had arranged his first list of appointments, he en- ; closed them in a letter to Judge Law and j requested him to attend and discuss the is- i sues with him. To that letter he never received r.n answer; and up to this time be has never received so much a3 a scratch of the pen from Judge Law. And yet Law says he can't get a joint debate with De- i Bruler! Every man in the District who is acquainted with the two men and their mental culture, knows the charge is false; and yet John Law can stoop so low in a bad j cause as to wrong an honest, able, and highminded opponent. The public know that, time and again, have we published DeBruler's appointments, and challenged Judge Law to meet him, but he has never done so. j Let him show his manliness and sincerity by tacing Judge DeB. at Mozart flail to- ! night. Will he do it ? The Giastof thi Pocket. Hon. James M. Shanklin, the Douglas Elector for this District, will address the citizens ofSpeucer county at the Court House, in Rockport, ou Tuesday the 4th day of September next; that being the 2nd day of the Circuit Court. Let tbe masses turn out and bear the Giant of the Pocket. Rock. Dem., 25th. The above, headed with big black type, we find iu the Rockport Democrat of the 25th of August. " On what meat doth this our Casar teed that he hath grown so great ?" So our friend Shanklin is the Democratic " Giant of the Pocket P' " Ye gods and little fishes I" Where is Law, and Niblack.and Miller, and Deuby, and Hovey, and Laird, and Parrett, and all our other would-be great men, that they are overshadowed by this young Democratic stripling ? Of what avail is all their tribulations, trials, and graud and lofty tumblings in the Democratic cause, if they are thus to be put iu the background to make way for the .ii-feet-si., twenty-four years old "Giant.' Surely, this is the day of " Little Giants," just as we bear so often said, when a young sopbomoric orator thus overshadows all the old Democratic veterans of the District. Our Next Fair. Owing to sickness, some errors were made in our publication of the Premium List in Tuesday's paper. Tbe Fair will be held on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, September 25, 26, 21, and 28. The officers ate very desirous that this Fair sbal not interfere with any other Fair in the District. For the benefit of all who wish to attend the Fairs in this region, we Append a list with dates. District Fair, at Evansville, September 25tb, 26th, 27th, and 28th. Warrick County, at Boonville, October 2d, 3d, 4tb, aud 5th. Posey County, at New Harmony, October 2d, 3d, 4th, and 5th. Henderson and Hopkins Fair, at Henderson, Ky., October 2d, 3d, 4th, and 5th. Knox County, at Vincennes, Oetober 3d, 4th. 5th, and 6th. Gibson County, at Princeton, October 9:h, 10th, Utb, and 12th. Sullivau County, at Carlisle, October 10th 11th, and 12th. Letter from Capt. Bethbll. We publish elsewhere a letter from Capt. T. F. Betbell, of N'ewburb, iu which he attempts to vindicate himself from the charge of instigating the N'ewliurgh outrage. We cheerfully give him the full 'benefit of his defense. He says in a private note to the Editor of this paper, that he claims the publication of hi defense " as a citizen and a patron of the .Journal.' lie say3 further, " I am not guilty of the charges made ; am a Democrat, and am entitled to my opinions." Of course, Capt. Uethell, you nre entitled to your opinions. Nobody denies you the right to express theui. Your letter would have been readily published in this paper if you had not accompanied it with a word of the above private remarks to the editor. We are emphatically iu favor of free speech aud freedom to write as one pleases. We h.ipe that, next time a Republican meeting is held in Newburgh, Capt. Betbell will exert his influence iu favor of peace aud quietude, instead of subjecting himself to such cbirges as have been made against him. Mr. .V.A. Lawbenxe, who baa just returned from a tour East, has our thanks for a bundle ofiate BufiFalo, Kew York, Cincinnati, aud Titnsvillc (Peun.) papers. Mr .McClelland, formerly of tbe Illinois Central Railroad, has been appointed Super- ' mienaruioi toeu.s ji. K. h.

Discission. In answer to an invitation, oa behalf of Judge DeBrnler, for Judge Law to meet Judge DeB. in debate to-night, Judge Law.g orgau remarks :

" We are not advised as to whether Judge Law has any appointments for Thursday evening or not, but we will say that if the TiiHitn m nnt urn,.ffo t n -1 1 1 moot VI - 1 jc. Bruleron Thursday evening : and if he is t n rr a en A Jamaa V fshanL'lin Rsnr will meet Judge DeBruler in his stead, if agree able. So neighbor, you shi'll not be disap pointed in a disens3ion.'' Judge DeBruler's opponent in the Congressional race is John Law. The latter individual was in town we are told yesterday, aad doubtless saw the invitation for him to meet Judge DeBruler. Judge DeB. will be ready and anxious to-night to meet Judge Law in debate, as he has been trying to do for near two months. If Judge Law wishes, he can have this good opportunity to debate with Judge DeB. right here at home. The appointment is Judge DeBruler's. He is anxious to divide bis time with Judge Law, but. we are not authorized to make anv arrangement with anvbody else. The , , , " . , r glove is thrown down before Jndge Law; he can take it up if be sees proper to do so. I here can be no better opportunity before election. If he declines, let him bear the charge of backing square out. If Judge DeBruler cannot get a discussion out of his competitor the proper one to meet him to-night, he will occupy the whole time at his appointment himself. Gettinu Desperate. The Dougiasites are getting desperate. On Tuesday night, the CresceHt City Band were out serenading. They had serenaded the Journal and AVtquirer offices, and other places, without re- ..... -., . ga:d to p6Utics. They went to serenade & K J Capt. Kratz during their round. While doinc- so, a lot of Douclas " Union Guards ' came along, on their way from a meeting, and commenced to crowd some of the Band off the pavement, and to Ming at them dirty epithets for the purpose of raising it row. Some of them said that the d d Black Republicans had no businessmen the pavement; they belonged in the street. The Band was grossly insulted by the rounderr, but being peaceable men didn't like to make a fuss. Truly, matters are coming to a pretty pass when respectable and unoffending citizens are to bo thus insulted by a party claiming to be decent. Hon, Tliotnas Corwln of Ohio Will address the people at tbe following times and places : New Albany, Saturday, Sept. 1st; Bedford, Monday, Sept. 3d; Greencastle. Tuesday, Sept. 4 ; Terre Qnute, Wednesday, Sept. 5; Washington (Daviess Co.), Thursday, Sept. 6; Evansville, Saturday, Sept. 8. The speaking at each place to commence at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. Rockport Correapnndence Rockport, August 27th, 1860. Editor Journal. Last Saturday the Republicans had a pole raising and speaking at Grand View. Tbey got up a beautiful pole ! and flag in tbe morn'ng, and in the evening listened to two as good speeches as you of. ; ten hear, from L. Q. DeBruler and James C. Veatch. I would like to give an outline of DeBruler's speech, but I can only give i some of the leading points. He commenced on the Tariff, aud after giving his views oa that question, said, " But you came here to ; hear me speak on tbe all-absorbing Niggerquestion ; and at it he went, proving con- ' clusively that the Republican party was the i White man's party, and that thia slang of ' Nigger equality,' and " Abolitionism,' was used in place of argument aud sound reas. Mia He spoke about tbe Enquirer call-. ing hm a traitor because he would not pledge mpltcit obedience to bupreme Court politic al decisions, aud said he went to the editcr, bowed him the opinions of Jefferson and Jackson as beinjr identical with his, and asked him if they too were traitors. To his t a-ttouishment he answered tnat they most undoubtedly were, whenever they uttered such language. But suffice it to say that his i whole speech was logical and argumentive, ; abounding in tacts too plain to be denied, i and that the different positions he took were . backed up by proof as strong almost as holy writ itself, lie made a decidedly good impression, aud old Spencer will roll up a good mnjority for '.he People's candidate. After he was through, James C. Veatch took the stand, rtnd for one hour kept, the ' whole house in a roar ot laughter aud storm of applause. He is Spencer's favorite son, ut least with the Republicans, who will do all they cau to send him up to the Legislai ture. Neither do they doubt for one minute their ability to do so. Next Saturday the Republicans hare a pole raising and old-fashioned Barbecue at Santa Fe in the upper end of the County. I guess it will Vie ittiout the first Opposition colors that ever floated to the breeze in those ' digging." Next Wednesday the first number of the Grand View Weekly Auj makes it appearauce. it will do good battle tor republican principles. I understand that it has a good subscription list to start with. Rest assured, Spencer will do her whole duty in the coming contest. b?EKCER Cot'STV. Hon. H. IV. Ellsworth Will address the citizens of Gibson couuly uru Political issues of the day, at Patoka, on Tuesday, September 4th, 1860, at 1 o'clock r. V. tie wiil atao address the Lincoln Club, at Princeton, on the evening of the same day. Tho Gibson Wide' A wakes will be out on the occasion. SsJf'Judgc betiru.er Ua.u a good audience at Oweusville,Gibson county, on the 28th, as we are told by one of our citizeus who was there. He is making votes wherever he goes. At oue point in Posey county twenty votes were made at oue nietino as we are reliably informed.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. BY THE E. & W. LINE. Exclusively for the Journal. =======

Philadelphia, Aug 29. A split took place this morning in the nominating Con vention of the 1st Senatorial District. The Pnni'Antinn rofnttia1 tn pntortgin ranAlntiAna endorsing Air. DoucIas for the Presidency. KY.Morm VaitT tiiP f)iil.crtaa MJnHiHaf A t'.r tue nomtnauon of Mate Senator, thereupon Withdrew Ui Dame, and tbe DoaglasiteS retired from the Conventiou. The Hon. Samuel S. Randall, who is in favor of Breckinridge and Lane, was then nominated. : "V PrbabIy rUD HSaD iDdependnt candidate. Mon'TBEAIi, Aug. 29. The musical festival last night in honor of the Prince was a very successful affair. It lasted for hours, and upwards of 8,000 persons were present. On the platform were 150 performers, who commenced the evening's entertainment, playing various selected pieces. This was followed by a cantata composed for the occasion by the Philharmonic Society. The whole terminated by a grand operata by the Strakosch Troupe, the Prince and suite -heering vigorously. Lady Franklin was present, . i IsotAXAPOLis, Aug. 29. The Republican aemonstration to-day is a complete success. An immense crowd is in attendance. The proces ion was very large it was one hour in passing a given point. The procession passed through the principal streets to the Military Parkin the western part of the city, where the speaking win be this ntternoon. In the nrncesoinn there was a wngon drawn by 43 yoke of oxen, with several large 3aw-loga on it. PETEKSBt RO.Va , AoR. 2a, it. Mr. Douglas commenced an address last ni?ht at 8 ; o'clock, in front of Garrett's Hotel, to a ' crowd of 4.C00 or 5,000 persons. H was i greeted with tremendous cheers. In half " . , ... . . an hour a storm arose aud the crowd adj0rned to Phceuix Hull, which was crowd- , ed to suffocation. He concluded his ad dress, occupying over two hours. The meeting broke up with nine cheers for the Little Giant, and the enthusiasm was un- ! bounded. Mr. Douglas says his reception surpasses anything he has received since the Illinois campaign of 1858. He left for : Raleigh this morning, where he speaks to1 morrow. He speaks in Richmond, Friday ! night, and leaves for Staunton, Saturday morning. New York, August 29. The steamer j Pertui took out nearly $450,000 in specie. Washisotost, Aug. 20th. A letter from Archduke MaximiliaD of Austria to Lieut. Maury announces that he will soon visit the United States. The Cr mmisioner approves the propoaltion for the erection 'of statues iu tbe t . nor r- . - Patent Office af great American inventors. - Worcester, Mass., Aug. 23. The Republican Stale Convention is very largely attended, with a great outsuie pressure. Ex. -Gov. Boutwell was chosen President. He addressed the Convention, and was followed by Charles Sumner. A committee on electoral ticket has been appointed. The Convention has nominated John A. An drews for Governor, by a vote of 733 to , 326. J. G. Goodrich is nominated for Lieut. Governor ; Abuer Warner for Secretary of State, and Geo. Marcy and R. A. Chapman for electors at large. New Yore, August 29. StepLens of Georgia is about to enter upon the canvass in that Stale, iu behalf ot Douglas. Arraogemenfs are being made for fights between Harry Laryum and Jimmy Toffan of St. Loui?. Philadelphia, August 28. Presideot Buchanan met with an enthusiastic reception at Cumberland yesterday. On bis return from Bedford Springs, he addressed a large audience. The Franklin Co. Democratic Convention, yesterday, adopted resolutions endorsing Douglas and Johnson. Nxw York, Aug. 29. The firemen decided To-day to hare a torch-liiibt proci Ssion en tne arrival ot tue rrince of Wa.'es. There also a jutarv displav. Indianapolis, Ang 29. Tbe Military Park was thronged this afternoon. Speaking from four different stands by Hon. Tom Corwin, Hon. F. P. Stanton of Ohio, Hon. F. P. Blair of .Mo., Mr. Underwood of Va., Henry S. Lane and O. P. Morton candidate? for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, and C. B.Smith of Indianapolis, and others. Not less than 45,000 to 50,000 persons were present. A magnificent triumphal arch was erected across Washington KrfJM ar th, corner of Meridian. Hartford, Aug. 29. The Democratic State Couvention is now in session in this city, for tbe nomination of :at electoral ticket. The Douglas nier. lire in a decidsjd mnjority! 'Senator Seward has said in a pub lic speech that New Vork is sure for Lincoln by 80,000 plurality. Senator Cameron lias also stated that no possible combination of circumstances can wrest the vote of the Keystone State from Lincoln and Hamlin. New Vork arrd Pennsylvania we regard as sure for Lincoln. No commingling of " black spirits and white, blue spirits an 1 gray'' amongst the onDositiou to the R.emihlirns can prevent them from carrying these two States. Old Abe will be our next Presideut. U.uesiJoij for the E. ck C. and O. 4, M Railroad Nbwbciigh, Ind., Aug. 27th, 1860. EniTOB Jnrns'i! I u-Ich tnaslr tbei-.titfti e. the Journal, whether or not the E. & C. R. B., and the O. M. It. R., are going to carry passengers to the National Fair at Cincinnati at half-fare r::tes or not ? I heard that the O. k M. R. B. would, and I then aid that they were not more liberal thau Mr. John IiiLE, jr., was, and that I was confident that the E. & O. R.R. would do-eo If so, they ought to let the people know it so theycRU make arrangements accordingly Voare A SnwoimiB

Letter from Beonvillc. Boon tills. Ikd., Aug 28, 1800. Eihtors Jot'a.vAL : You will perceive by a re?rcuee to the last Boonville Democrat,

tbat it claims for its party here great kind ness and benevolence for the Republican party, and that if Republicans had only mado their wnnts kno,rn beforehand, that the Dt'tTl OfTAC V WOllid hftVP rpliprfl fl 1 1 tttPir wants in the way ot hiring the Brass Baud for -.. ........ m . . -a..u. m.. o i j o a Verv generous, truly. And that Democrats L. ..... . were asKea to aive to these purposes. How much did M libewl Py contributeWell, one of tbe nartr was asked, in jest, . ., , ,. . " i . - , io give one aonar to nnr oeautitui nag oi thirteen strips and thirty-three stars, and he gave U3 the dollar; and if aaother eent ha3 been give and we should find it out, we will give due credit. This very benevolent Democratic party had better pay her just debts before she gets too generous. I will here relate a little of the history of that party in this place. Four years go the party labored from early in tbe morning till near tbe going Jown of the sun to raise a hickory pole in this town without success. They then ctljed upon Mr. Henet Hayward, then and now a good Republican, and practical Sailor, to hoist their pole for them, promising him a suit of black cloth clothes. Mr. H. went to work under this agreement, and in a short time he hoisted their pole ; but the Democracy have never bought the suit of clothes or otherwise compensated Mr. Hayward to the value of one cent. Mr. fl. is a poor nnin ana llas to orK DJ aa? s worK 10 maKe 1113 support. A word in reference to the " Douglas Johnson" Flag of this place. Well, to make the story short, I will sny that the winds tore it all into tatters in less than a week's time, just as it should be, for it was not the American Flag, and no American would ever go to such a two-tailed thing as it was for protection. Th,e two poles still stand up, with a bed-cord stretched bejsreen them. Strangerj visiting our town take them for telegraph poles. The BreclUnridge party propose raising a pole here on the 8th of next month, 175 feet high. Drs. Fitch k Sherrod are to make speeches at that time. 1o.se. DIED, Iu Boonville, Ind., Aug 19th, 18G0, Mrs. Lobinoa MATtnEwsojt, wife of Dr. B. C. Matthcwson, after a long illness. In tho forty-ninth year of her age. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 37". Thysscns IKfHL BB-Oi'BJyr MIS VJLJtitiBS WW in Drawing and Paiutiuc: on Mouday, : different stvies of Oil, Paatei, aud Water color ?'f ''S',"", ,to '". o'.iif; such as Landscapes, Figures, and Architectural ! desigus. ThiiSA wiribinp to Lake lessoita will nlaaae call ut ' f'i iii''.. ... xaib iubuuvuuub cuiui m r o,i iuc his room in the rear of the bun Beam Gallery, No. 50 Main street. a"c'-lmd T Soad Builders. rrnwx f BMttiimjyrT jtjvn ntBKcM tors of " The Hxrdinsburg and dovarport Turnpike Boad Company " in the fonaty of Breckinridge, Ky., will receive bids for th construction of satd road, until thu 1 tb day of October next, ut which Mine contracts will e awarded either bj sections or for the whole route. Said road wtH be about ten miles In length, aul all the oaceaaary maloriaJs Sur construction are abundant sear tbe line of tbe road. Pin and profiles cau be examined at the Y.uneer's office in Cloverport, by the flint day of October next. Persons wishing to inspect the route for the purpose of bidding will please spi ly either at Cloverport or Hardinsburg to any of the Directors who will accompany them along the line of the road. Communications addressed either to David B. Murruv , at Cloverport, or tu John B. Bruner, Secretary, at Hardinsbur , will receive prompt attention. DAVID K. ML' BRAY, President By order of the Board of Director. aug30 lwdAw lmKWTIMBTMV SB KB A fllTt, w supply Just received and for alo by ' K. &HARPE A OO., aug3P Ooraer Main and Water streets. NEW LIVERY STABLE. E B CROSS, O.V A.--A ., BB r UBBJ 8KCO.'B and Third streets, has opened a L1TBMV 1 STABLE, and solicits a share f public patroni aa;. Horses kept by day or week. ! ans;1fi V u I. CTIO.r OF CMTBA TB O ? AIA fJ- ' 9 nenia. I wish to call tbe attention f phyi- ' clans and the public to this agreeable puratiTe, which in prepared jrssa in my store. It is decided -! ly sn per lor to any article that is manufactured in the Kast and sent here, at Its qualities are dssi'royledbyaae. WM BIERfcWWBR, DruRfl-t, auE24 78 Main St., Washington Block. Tobacco Agency, i FOR MA M T.'FA CTl'ttERU OF THIS CITY, BY J. G. SAUERS & CO. UB,K MA VB .' MA.VO A JTJVB WW i lot ef Manufacturer' Tobaocoaiid are re - cefvinp daily from the. factory vi. STPERIOR BRIGHT tb LUMP. BLACK HAWK BRAND IN 100 Its BOKS, HITPEBIOR 4 0Z LUMP IN CAPDIES. FIVE LVMPIN B.JXES0F lOOlt.q. Made from selected Kentucgy and Missouri leat. Also all bnio'ls of CiKars. from half o,,r , -o o h Kuperfor article of CHOICE SPANISH, Made of nnrt" Havana Leaf the celebrated OF. VAATEIU, not ro be heal if equaled. Wo invito dealers to catl and examine the stock before buying, as wo will sell at tbe. lowest rate. ALLI9 HOWE?, Agents, au:'28-Gra Water Um i. rvTI" JJYB tetVlTI OBBJ.ltS Wanted! We will hereafter take I'Hy and Ctunty Orde.-i at tbrtrlaca tor Dry Goods. SC'UAPKEK BCriSINO, auAt28 No. 40 Male street. BLBMCkl, V'V hHlCKsf-JYVTM B titi, M Mace, tioves, Uitmaraon, Ginger, Oelsry S-ed, 4c, Ac. A fresh supply jnst at band and fur sale by WM. Bl CRBOW ICR, lrngpist, aug.28 No. 78 Main st., Washington Block. BTJVBMOO A JVM B 1. I' B IJS'ti.A JL very superior article for washiug purposes ; also, starch and Washing Hoda For sale by WM. BItiRDOWER, Drugitist, ang28 7S Main St.. Wahirgton Block. wt ms tso.-THAT ra scAL.1. olb Slatn street Bridge, which spans ' the ditch " preveute a great niiiuy persons it- a seeing JOHN" FkELISCHCYSES OLIiVER'S l.timUr f.r.1 ... the corner of Maiu and Seventh streets vl.L t,' u . . , . . . . uum. up witu 4oim aori-jieni ot rine mmtaw, Mpa. Laths, fine aud Poplar ruin.les. PJ3 flooring, c. Ac. wgd.

JMWB JBB MMCtJVB S.MA BKB B' S B M- tblori e, Ayro'n Aue Curs, Osgood's India Cholajjoguy, Smith's Tome Syrnp, ghulleubvrk'-r s Pills, Uruves' Pills, Rhodes' Fever aui Ague Cure, MeKenrie's Tonic Kebrifng !. and Prof. , Mott's febrifuge Wine, at ii. S. IHoMPtSoSa augt ' City Drue !ore rTRSTTRRIVAL of fall goods: f t f HS tt X i t oal.S't' et. WM. Wo aru now receiving oor first shipment of fall Goods, among thein ' pee choion rati Calicos, an extra ouality ol Hie m.utni bhirune, Mus. liu, c. c srUAPK.EB & BCSolNG, auglT No 4 Main rreet.

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N.Y. MILLINERY STORE. BRONNER BROS., Ki. 7. First s;., Let. Main & Sycamore, KVAMUVILLE, INDIANA. -uwmk cjli, rffl pinricvi.jB V w atiunti. q tO ur full and complete stuck of Millinrv (JOtKip. S'ich Hfl Ktrtti V - M Adtt Silk Jt Ribbon isd ViUsi n.bbJr.a of all .id'.bBMlketina. and V,li?t, French and A me, loan Flowers. Blonds. IM-inn. I.acc". B inches, and a f;r. at vrieiy f iiead-drej.-o . Ci tfareeand Netrs. I'.-. the ltirpreit imrtort,Bg house 'o. 297K bum 2U Broadway, New Vork I ffl.ZV&JSS2l 1 obfainint: rooU andnivi.-s, ibn any bonsn out oi I New York. We ask c unt ry m.-rcbau's and mlliiEers rouzlA. ut the W.st, having oij-riy supptifd themaelrin eilhfi at Lonvilln nr inctUBBtl, or .it tli E '.stern inrkM. sf repeettuliy invited to stop and call in to inspect and compare our prices at any rat- Wore goi- g East Pleaso give ua a tril and you shall e convinced. HleacbiiiK auil Pressing dot for the trade. BUtf.iMS rims iMKlNNEU BROS. 'A.ff Tli H Uttt 1 900 lbs. new Fiailn-'s, jut reieiv d and for sule at ' SV'IJ A l' K E It BUS jl NO'S, nu2S No 4s) Main street. rm .. -at. sctorjBs jjs'o M. l'Hrenia Tb Fn c Schools uf this city will oKimance Honlsy, 3d of September next. All candidates i. t .. : r tlto High School are passM and vcrtl be admitted. All t !: 'i' f r- t.' or frorn the r ty for School pui pose mu- t bo inadii pii ii' to S piember icth next By ordi-j of the Hoanl. anjtlS . rl t. HORVBItOOK, Cl'lt. rwio i'Z ;. ! - m.ooB, l K M. Kennedys Meificnl rdKcoTery. It is tho beet prepar Atiwf. in tli world for that purpose. For sale bj WM. til KBHO W'KK, Druggist, aUft'i No. 7 'ahinf;ton Block. KJHLJJvii I W X iBH JPBVMT oP Car.-: A ntf supply ml received by wsi HI KIIBUWKR, an 2,1 - ;io HI Washington Block. fgJL M VJ i.y Tl.ntt MOttBB Bros, are now receiving an i npeulng their seasonable st.vck of FALT, AND WI N' I KR GOODS, which will b- vry extensivo and bantifnl. Their prices Jl GsWOUM compare with any bouse in the city. They respectfully Ini ile : he hufjes ;nd all custom rs in geaeral tn eH i! ilioir stand. No. SO Main street. taug.J'J) KOSKK BROS. fiHBKKii. nu . tl. i uiT-, received ana tor sale Ly ('1IA. M. J Oil NSTO V, aug"-".! Posey Block. l9H WHIT: h lNH.1? UJi.i BJ W -bill mi reverted and for sale by auc'J UUAS Mc.lollNSTON, Posey Block. AT WHOLKSALK. SPRLN(J SALES OF 1860. 13 FIRST STREET, Mjrfr Bin c.t HA tl it tin &H1A U. MM. Uahment flUskl with Si:w (tiKJDS rs-elv, within the but bar Its by sea, from ENQ.AN1 and GEUM AN V and v railroad frorn N Kiiaj laud MAXUFAi .'TI'REKH. They have bet purchased, many of them, for CA8II, and U dsCBGllANTt), QBOi.EKS and I I: A IK liri, w ho vish to pay Cqai o I pro til I if 1 1 ut v hutirr he cau .... 1 in osMraare tnat thev ''an Toirc!oe inetr aprm stock ol him at thg BOTTOM UK ANY KASTKH! MARKET (simplv adding frelaht.) Many gorls arn much RKI)C KI IS IMtH'K. and MklliC ANTS will DO THhJiKI,Vh c,Mr t call on Irn bef're they buy, an i lcK.ru w lutt the BUTTM OF Tnr; market :. Iu hi i iiuiiro MlpJTy oiay be fr ;iiJ the 8TAN1AKD -OOBBBi 3000 Pairs WALKER'S nd that tlu v an toit-!h other, TRACE CHAINS. 5 casks LOG AND PL&7 I CHAIiVTS. 50 doz Root KAMES. 50 doz Horse and Mule C01 LARS, (GOOD.) 100 doz AMERICAN H01 CO.'S Planters' Hoes. , 50 doz Garden RAKES, stee and iron. ! 25 doz MANURE forks, aseU ; 50 doz 0. AMES', and others, Shovels and Spades. 50 doz TUTTLE'S Hook Tooth I Cross-Cut Saws. 1 100 doz WELLS', (Hunt's) Lippxncott'a and Collins 50 doz HUNT'S Hatchets. 25 doz HUNT'S Broad and Hand Axes. 25 doz WITilERBY'S Drawing Knives. 25 doz SPEAR & JACKSON'S Hand Saws. 50 doz COOK'S Patent, and other, AUGER BITTS. 200 doz AUGERS, BltSe Nut Gra'd Twist and Common. 2000 doz TABLE KNIVES, English, and J. Russell & Co.'s AMERICAN. 500 doz WOSTENKOLM'S, Bunting's and Barnes' POCKET KNIVES. 50 doz WADE & BUTCHER'S Razors. 1,000,000 G. D., S. B., and Water Proof Cans. 100 doz WALDR0N Grass and Grain Scythe3. 50 doz BLOOD'S Silver Steel SCYTHES. 100 doz Superior SCYTHE SNATHES. 100 doz FORKS, 2 & 3 prong, Superior. 50 doz Grain CRADLES, Bow and Wire Brace. 50 Wood HAY Rakes. luu Ixrina atones, J.O to 3U m. . i a t C a rtara nnA J c? CTflWrC svUv U.U IJl y lUt MaUHajaI, Also, i TiTrmriTT n ntn -i-. . Mill flOZ a3 U 1 tilTJ!il(, & JTIPS UV -U- V. ttt rrvAT Xr ,c 20 cases CHI0 TOOL CO. S Planes, reduced prices. 2000 feet RUBBEB. BELTING, BEST IN AMEKICA, ca hand, 1 1-2 to 24 incli. TOti'.'.TllER WITH SHELF HAilDWABE AND TOOLS of every description. BMT O-rd" .'. ! wi:n lbs utmost care and promputu.: .'IlAHJ.KS H. W La,

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