Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 305, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 August 1860 — Page 4

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TUAVKLKRS1 GllUE. 1'. . ansv illc &, CraAvfordsvllle 11. H. DEPAKTl BE8. AocotnmoCarion Train ti.nO A. M: Mail Train 3.15 " ARRIVALS. Mall Train 4.5C I". M. Accommodation 3.3) " Steamers Regular Packets. ros CA1BO. Cbablev Bovi5 leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 12 o'clock m. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays at night. FOB PADCCAH. DcsBvn leaves Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays at 12 o'clock M. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at night. TOB HCHnFRitON'. Gks. D. M. Whits plies daily, leaving Evansville in the forenoon and returning in the evening. TOB lochville. Orkt Esgli, of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 o'clock p. M. Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays in the afternoon. Gbit Eaule, of Gallipolis, leaves Mondays at 12 o'clock M., and Thursdays at 6 o'clock P. M. Arrives Sundays and Thursdays in the aftoruoou. POB GBEEV RIVER. Li e Eaves leaves Mondays and Tiiursdays at 6 o'clock P. M. for Bowling Green. Arrives on Monday and Thursdays in the. laoinloj. There is regular daily 00 btssoN and newbiroii by nee. - - iismunication with tfaaboat and land conveyEIVER ITEMS. STEAMBi'AT REGISTER. ARRIVED. Poland, Memphis: Duubar, Paducah Caolin.., Louisville. DEPABTEP. Poland, Louisville: Dunbar, Paducah. BOATS LEAVING TOD-DAY. Grey Eagle, jr., Lou.: Lue Eaves, Green river: Gen. White, Henderson. ——— ......The <River> at latest advices was falling at Pittsburg, with 6 feet 3 inches in the channel, but at Cincinnati it had been rising, the swell amounting in all to about 10 inches. There were 6 feet reported in the channel thence to Louisville. The river at the latter point had risen very rapidly until it marked 4 feet 3 inches in the Canal, when it become almost stationary. There had been a violent storm in that latitude, and considerable rain fell. At this point the river continues to fall very rapidly, and the sands are now showing themselves. Hence to Louisville 5 feet are reported on the bars, and there is about the same depth in the channel out to Cairo. Weather clear and warm. ......The musical <Grey Eagle>, Capt. A. Donnelly, is the regular mail and passenger packet for Louisville and intermediate landings, at 6 o'clock this evening. Messrs. Lusk, Voris, and Donnelly are the accomplished clerks. The >Grey Eagle> is the most eystematic boat in this part of the river in her manner of doing business. Her passengers hear no noise and confusion whilst she is receiving or discharging freight, those operations being conducted with a quietness and celerity truly remarkable. ......The <Lue Eaves>, the regular U. S. mail packet, and the only boat now plying in Green river, leaves the wharf for all points on that stream at 6 o'clock this evening. She is now in charge of Capt A. Liter, of the <Bowling Green>, who puts her throngh in fine style. The popular clerk, Jno. Travis, presides in the office. ......The <Dunbar> will leave for Cairo at 12 o'clock to-morrow, and will want a full load of Cairo, Memphis, and New Orleans freight. ......The steamer <Atlanta>, now tied up at our wharf, is to be sold on the 5th of September, by order of the Circuit Court.—<Vin. Sun>. ......Capt. .JACOB STRADER, the old and well-known river man, died in Cincinnati on the 28th. ......Capt. Charles Coles, of the White river mail trade, has purchased the <Kanawha Valley>, recently a Louisville and Owensboro packet, and, still later, in the Madison trade, to take the place of the sunken <Fortune>. The price paid was $6,000 cash. ......We glean from our exchanges the following items with reference to new boats recently built or in progress: The new Bends packet, <Mary Keene>, is rapidly approaching completion, and will be ready to go South on the next rise in the river. She is said to be a most beautiful specimen of New Albany marine architecture. The new side-wheel steamer, <Charm>, built at Cincinnati for the Vicksburg and Yazoo river trade, made a satisfactory trial trip on Monday. Capt. Puckette's new Red river boat, <W. M. Levy>, one of the most complete boats ever built for the trade, and the <Dixie>, Capt. Bulkley's new boat for the upper Red river, have been completed, and will probably start South during the present week. Capt. Sheble, of St. Louis, has gone up the river to bring out, the new Keokuk packet, <Jennie Deans>, from the Madison shipyards. She is to be towed round to St. Louis, where her machinery is built. ———<>——— Receipts by Railroad. AUGUST 29, 1860. til L.l;s ilotir, I A. t'rar.o JtCt,.; I box peaches, Jos Dillon; lti sacks flour, Pi ter Ba!.; Ul bushels wheat, Igleheart Uros.; ;t boxes, I bale, 2 kegs, Leich Carlstedt; 17 boxes, II. Heiuemau Cu.; 2 boxek. Steamer Duubar; 2 p!.gs, 1 box, Preston Bros.; 1 bale, K. Barnes; 2 boxes, J2 brtles, Harriss A Gros", Padueah, Ky.; 1 horse, Foster Co.; I box, W. J. D.illam, Henderson , Ky.; :t boars, bales. Jaqnees ft Co.; 1 box. Slaughter A Duukerson;13 1h,xs, P G. o'Kilev .V d.; to boxes. Atcber A Macxey; 1 box, W. SI. Aikmati i Co.; 7 boxes. Anspacher A I'liut; 10 boxes, 1 bale, Keen A Preston; 1 box, J. IJ. M. i-hee; " t ox. 3, Kossr Bros.; 1 drum fish, Oook if- Lauglev; f. boxa. fruit, CerUola Jt Co A. E. SUBADER. Agent. Letter from Iowa. SW-EDE P.HNT, Iowh, Aufr., 17th. 18li0. Editors .lovnNAb : Perhntu it would not be amiss for one of your old patron3 to give you a few topics upon political matters, aa they appear to be the general issue of the day, and are becoming more aud more prevalent here in lotra. Politics are raging very high here at this time, and there is no hopes of their STtbsidtng until after the election, although most of tbe fuss tha is made, is between the two wings of the harmonious Don. racy. Yuu w ill bear in mind that Iowa is a Republican State, and we me.n to use every exertion to maintain and perpetuate it as such. I do not think thai it will require much eserlion upon our part to do so. Lincoln and Hamlin are carrying tlwi day here almost entirely. A great many Lincoln Clubs have already been organized, and new Clubs are being formed daily. A great number of Buchanan Democrats have come out and hold themselves fit subjecU for voting for Lin'Cjlx and Hamlin. kutUy, rally. Republicans ; do all you can lor Lincoln, and when done, walk up to the polls and east your votes for him ; This done, God will be with you. j. S. Wiuqni. Hon. Onvta 1. Morton- will fill several appointments in this District aboat tbe middle of September. Tiie list will be published in due time. lie is :i popular orator, and will be welcome in the "Pocket. '

INSURANCE.

OPELAND & NEXSEN, iiIIie ncY! OFFICE: SAVINCS BANK, KO. 1 FIRST STKEET, K VANS V ILL, K, ISO., Jjf K K V W K R K PJ HK II TOT J UK mJL Ri.ks and issue Policies iu several of the widest and most reliable Insurance Companies of the United States. STORES, STOCKS, DWELLINGS, MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES, insured at the most favorable rates. MARINE AND INLAND NAVIGATION Risks taken ou FLAT-BOATS, BARGES, STEAMBOATS and their CARGOES. Also, applications received tor LIFE IN'Sfwnsvmri.no! fonifal T? nni-oonnf. vviuuvu viimi anuiiivBViiv- i ed, over $4,000,000. .Etna Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus 52,000,000 Phoenix Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn., Capital aud Surplus, 500,000 ' Manhattan Insurance Co., New York. Capital and Surplus 400,000 Humbolt Insurance Co., New York. , Cash Capital $200,000 Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets - $000,000 Merchants' Insurance Co., Hartford. Conn., Capital and Surplus, $200,000 iEtna Life Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus, 2no,000 OPELAND A NEXSEN, Agents. GUARD AGAINST FIRE BY CHOICE INSUEANCE WITH THE kU INSURANCE CO. Incorporated 1819 Charter Perpetuul. ! CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000. ABSOLUTE AND LNTMPA1KED. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, And the prestige of 40 years success and experience. UPWARDS or $n,uoo,oou Of losses have been paid by the Etna Insurance Company iu the past 40 years. The valiiK of reliable Insurance will he apparent fn.m the following LOSSES PAID BY TBE .ETNA BrRI-O TBE PAST FIVE V i , I: - In Ohio S431,S2t.8-) In Wisconsin, 1W,9.55.07 In Kentucky, 204.9M9.40 Missouri, . SM,lS.iM Iowa A Minn, lid..!! !.4'i Penn'a A Vs.. 31,505 Si In Mi-'hlsan, $1:,I3 81 In Indiami,... 14b,43'J.8l fn Illinois.... 44S,7.41 Tennessee 97.51K.J1 Kansas Neb l!!.!il".77 Ark. ,t Oa.... 2:i.;U"..0. Mississipjii and Alnliauia,....2,412.l6. Fire and Inland Navigation Kiftks accepted at t, rnisooo. "stent w ith solvency end la'r pror.t. Especiul attention pf, cm to SjthSsSsoS 1WELLISGS and Confer! ftrr trint of 1 to o year. The solid service long and successfully tried, aud tha many advantages the -Etna I usuratice Company pos sesses in its line, should not he overlooked by those ready to insure and understanding their best interests. During "strimtent times " the necessity for reliable Insurance becomes an imperative duty tho ability of property owners to sustain loss being then much lessened. Agencies in all the principal cities and towns throughout the Rt.it.. Polities issued without delay, by any of tbuduly authorized Aleuts of the Com (.any. tfs Business attuuded to with despatch and fidelity. COl'ELAND A MX i.s. Agents, my2 Savings Hank BalMiWjft First St. by state Authority. INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL. 2 OKVOVEll TO I KSUB A N C B KXCLUSI VEI. V. FIKK CHARTER PE11FE T UA L . (ash Capital, Cash Assets - $400,000 s5t7,712.3G S. L. LOOM IS, Prest. II. Kkli.oh-. Secretary K. II .v U. . .1IAGILL, l.ei.'l Agt, i ACi.VSATI. O. Agents iu all the principal Cities and Towns the I nton.. LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID K7Appncat!on8Teretved, policies issued an-l renewed, and all business pertaining to the agency promptly attended to. Also application lvceived for Lite Insurance, in tho .Etna Life Insurance Co., of Hartf rd. Conn. Capital ami surplus over J2U0,iW. COPKLAND A NiiXSEN", Agents, office, on First St., Iet. Main and stye, in Savings Bunk Building. ARE YOU INSURED? DELAYS ARE DAXGEROIS ! EVANSVILLE AGENCY OP TUB MERCHANTS' INSURANCE CO. Hartford, Conn. Cash Capital, $200,000 DIRECTORS : : Mark Howard, S. Woodrutt. I .lames Bolter, E. Roberts, Gay R. l'heliis. Timothy Sheldou, James P. Foster, Sidnev A. Wbite, Chas. T. nillyer, Flijah H. Owen, If -mer Blsuchard, Richard V. Hnbbard. M. M. Merrtman, W. L. Colli us, W. H. D. Callender.

iMSAppllcations received. Policies ieued and re-uew.-l, and all business pertaiuiog to the Agency promptly attended to. aa. Losses ejnit bly ad.iusUxl aud pr, inptly paid st this Agency, auga COPELA51I Jt :-t.it Agsais.

STEAMBOATS. REGULAR PACKETS." f.l VJI JV ft VI I. I, ft -t -V (J i m o

MjI Packet. The MASONIC OEM, Cant. J. J. Fillsblbv master, J. P. McDonald, clerk, haling been thor BbBwwB ougbly overhauled and painted, has entered the EranrviKe and Cairo trade, where she will continue during the sumuitr. the makes two tri per week ; leaves Bvansvllle .very Monday and Thursday at 6 r. M. Returning, leaves Cairo every Saturday at 3 A. M. and every Wednesday il4r. 91. angl3 m a ti i t. .i it k r jj'sM .- ville and Bi.wliug Green Packet. TUo liaht drsft tT. S. Mail flteameri BOWLIXC (jREEX, A. LITER, Captain, JOHN TRAVIS," CIV, Leaves Evansville every Monday and Thursday, at 6 o'clock, r M , leaves Bawling Qreeu every Wednesday and Saturday, at 8 a. m. auglO WtWM'SVMlL 1 it HKJ'DK O.V Packet, Ges L I). M. WHITE, B. L. Lakcasteb, master, runs as a reirnlar Freifrht uuil PasenL:er Packet! daily (Suudays excepted) bet wee a this point and lieriat rs n. aug7 fff o.nt: to TJi'.-i7j.vfc; of time. The Louisville and Henderson Liht-Draught, Swift, Side w heel I . S. M. ond I'aseDeer Packet, Capt. A. DONNALLY, J. A. Lcsit, CI k. Leaves Evansville for Louisville every Monday at 12 o'clock M., aud ever; Thurs.lay at 6 o'clock p. m , arriving at Louisville Tuesday and Friday evenings. Returning, Ieav Louisville every Wednesday and Saturday eveniuc at 6 o'clock. JNO. B. HAr E, Agent, jaly28-tf Mo. 2 Water street. Evansville, Louisville, and OweiiMboro Passenger Packet. THE NEW ANt FINE STEAME& Xj- O- 3F 33 JEL H. "5rT , HAM. SMITH, Maeter. AcsTitf X Gbboo, Clerks. Leaves Evansville Wednesdavs aud Satnrdats at ft p. M. t p. St. Leaves Louisville Tue.days and Fridays at julel9 UBiru packet. The elez.tnt lowwater BSjeket, .1. U. DONE, Lewis Davis, master, Wm. II. I.tst, clerk. i will run regularly m tlie Lvansrille and f'airo traile during the season. For freight or passage apply on board. julyl:i EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE C S. MAIL PACKET, x o y Eagle. W. JI. DANIELS, Capt. S. P. Hsllioav, C'erk M KJ tSS JB fJlJWS VII. l.K JB P'KB 1" M-s Tm-sday and Saturday at C o clock p M. Ueturning, leaves Louisville every Monday and Friday at 4 o'clock p. iff. !' Throngh Bills or Lading will be given for Tobacco or other freight to Baltimore or Sew Tork at as low r.V.es it not lower than by any other route, i Passengers or frei2ht taken at packet-boat rates for any point on the Ohio Biver or on Green River, j flST" Tb pass. -ng. r mvonimodatious of the Grey j Eagle are aasurpassed by any boat upon the West- ' em waters. j Apply oa board oi JOUN B. HALL. juue7-dtf No. 2 Water street. arv vaijy n vii. i. a, I'jni tMjf, .vi Mil CAIBO REGULAR PAS8EN GER PACK FT, CH A I'. LEY BOVVKN, Dextkk, M.tcr, l.aves Evansville Tuesday and Sotorday, at 12 o'elock M., arriving at I'adiicah at U o'clock, A. 21., Cairo at 12 o'clock. M., Wedoeedav and Sarnrday. Returning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Sundav, at 7 o'clock, I. M-, and Smitlilaud every Thursday and Monday, at 9 o'clock, A. M., connecting at Evansville with the Evansville and Crawfordsville R. R., and Packets for Green River. Also, connecting at Smithlsnd w ith Cumberland River Packets ; at Ciiro, with Memphis, New Orh.-aus aud St Louis Packets. Tickets can be obu.,nod ou hoard the boat for all Eastern C'ties. sept2U rvf ,rs vii. 1.11 .I.S'I I'JD I t J JLX PACKET- . 1 he fine steamer DUNBAR. Cm. Fowler, master. leaves Evausvilh, every Mondayj V edneeday, aud Friday, at 12 o'clock M. Leaves Paducah every Tuesday, Tbnrsilay, and Saturday, at 9 o'clock A. M. Connecting at E'Tansvil'e with the Evaosriilo aud Crawfordsvillo Raiiroad for all pniuts North and East, with packets for Louisville (ircou, and Wubash rivers. At Padncah with pack eta for St. Louie, New Orleaus, and the Daily Mail boats foj Cairo, NashvilV, aud Teunessee Hver. 'r V. i s- promptly attended, and charges f'ir freight and passage, name as charged by the regular packet. Through bills of lading given to New Orleans and all points on thu Tennessee and Cumtssrlaud rivers auglS B.OH SOUTH CAHUOI.TO.V JtJU M.' POND RIVER. The elegs.ut pvssenger st.amer LUE EAVES, McDonalo, Master, Tatiob. Clerk, will ii;,. , regular tri-weekly trips to south :arroltou aud Pond Rivur, leuviug on Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays. For freighter passage, apply ou board. de20tf FORWARD'G & COMMISSION. JB NEW ABKANGEMENT. The A lA Ms ExeaKHS ('ompasv respeetfulty announce to their friends and patrons, the public of Eviiusvtlle and virinity, that, with iurretise.1 facilities for the transportation of J H E r '' K7, P A D A" A il K S . O N E Y A K D VALUABLE N, Tbey solirit a cmtinuance of form. r fsvors. Especial cre taksu in the collection of Rills, DinliB, Notes, antl the transportation ot siuhII iirei ralnaMs packages. All person, wishing to avail themselves of the facilities of the Express, can obtain any desired infoimiitiou in reference to tlie routes and d-tail of tho bossjnas, t thoir Oflice on First stree, between Main and Loeust. opposite the Post Office de 1 G U. FISH. Ascent. Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. P. a. O'RXXiEY & Co. a,TftJr. rOHUiHti!-4J, wV O COMMISSION MERCHANTS. lenera! KaJTr .Steamboat, and Kxprt-c A,-en ts Special Agents for the PENH. CENTRAL RAILROAD; tnd connections, over which we are authorised to give through receipts at the lwt possible rates Having a mammoth Wharf lo&t at tbe landing, tho largest on the Ohio Biver, capable of storing and protecting ail merchandize liable to damage from exposure, we are prepare! to IhclHtate the dia patch of all consignments, fot warded to o:u care by either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CAXAL. Particular Attention paid to KecoivloK Storing and Forwarding, aIho, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us lor sale, and satis, faction guaranteed. OffiVe and extensive Warehouse or Water street, adjoining the Telegraph, and ou the Wharf boat, where we are to Is- found, attending to tho interests of our patrons at all hours, day and night. With our superior facilities; longstanding: ontiring energy; and knowledge of our business, we feel coiifidtnt of giing general satisfaction, and uupv 10 uie. .i a - . 1 1 : ; u.t ... oi me extensive patron age we are now enjoying. Liberal cash advances will be made on all consign ments to eimer ourselves or rorresp.m:lents in auv ..r .,- : - i - - . . i , , . J of the priut ipal markets. IN rtJ:, K.-.nt or South. P. C. O'RILEY &. co. .V Ii tJ.t U 5 O BJ UBKI.H "CBJIB w t'ider," ol choice quatitv, lor Pickles, etc. june:to S. E. GILBERT & CO. )' Jf.f.VB JJjl ltKTJiK 31INEO TO SUCCEED GE0B0E TIIORN IiILL takes pleasure In ii -orming his old customers that in the quality au i style of bis work, he flatters himself be cannot be excelled. He may still be found at the corner cf Second and Main streets, where the choicest U;.raess aud Saddles til every d.'riptiu can beohtaiued on th-- b,;st "i te 5J ' npaii iug I,u VT,'" ' H Willi i -Ipatch. M IS KJS!t KKT 1 1, K .'. Xr IO-xi lbs. I'ru.s Kettles; 1 ion Enameleii Ketti.-s, aes'-rte i iee; 1 do Apple Pit- rs; Just received and for sale at aogfc GEO. 8. S0NNTAC. A f .'!. 1Jl OIL i BBjLS tttJir on. W-S just receive! aud for sale at

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MAIN dTREal

COMMERCIAL. Blew York Market. Sr.w York, August 29. Flour market a shade firmer, while transactions are much restricted by the linaited receipts; shippers and the whole trade are disposed to buy at 5 30(5 40 for super state ; 5 50 for extra state; 5 25(2,5 41 for super state; 5 4: (3 5 85 for comtiou to medium extra, closing quiet. Rye quiet and firm at 75077. Com lc better with moderate demand in part for export; sales 68,000 bush at t5 for souud

mixed western ; 70 for western yellow. I Oats scarce and firm; 39(u)40 for western aud ' ' Canadian; 40ll for state. Uops quiet ' I aud firm ; small sales at 814 as in quality : of 1859. Hides steady and we bear of only small sales at about previous prices. Leather j ; dull and prices unchanged. Tallow ' j dull at 10 for prime; with 6mall sales, i Pork unchanged and demand moderate; sales of 737 bbls at 19 5019 75 lor new i mess; 19 25 for old mess; 18 87 for ; thin mess ; 14 5014 75 new prime ; 13 25 old prime. Demand for beef moderate and scarce ; sales of 400 bbls at 4"TjO4 25 or I prime : 5 005 50 for common mess ; 8 0010 50 for repacked mess ; 11 00 ; 12 00 for extra mess. Prime mess beef! dull and nominal at 15 0018 00. Beet j hams dull and nominally unchanged. Cut meats scarce and nominal at 9J- for shoulders ; 11 for bams. Bacon quiet. Lard I dull and hearv ; sales of 25 bbls at 12J ' 13$. Butter selling slowly at 1216 for) Ohio and 1420 for state. Cheese steady j at 8(7T 10 for inferior to prime. Coffee rle3 i very quiet, and we only learn ofsales of ! 550 bags at 12 cash. Sugar .rather more Steady ; sales 600 boxes Havana on private j terms ; 520 hbds of Cuha at 6$6J. I Molasses unchanged. Cattle Market beef unchanged. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, Aug. 29. Wueat 12.000 I bush seld at 1 10ail 13 for prime red, ai:d ; 1 121 15 for prime white. Oats io better demand and higher; closing at 29. corn advanced to 45, and is in brisk demand. Fair demand for barley ; sales of 3,000 bush at 6770 for spring, and 75 for fall. Rye unchanged. No change in groceries. Linseed oil 5960. Money easy. Philadelphia Market. Philadelphia, August 29. Flour quiet. Wheat active ; white 1 451 57 ; red I 35 1 37. Com advancing; yellow 68. ProTisions unchanged. Mess pork, 19 75 for new; 19 00 for old. Coffee dull and declining; Rio 13iol4j. Whisky firm at 2222j. Baltimore Market. Baltiuobk, August 29. Flour firm. Wheat active, and advanced 5c; red western 1 l.y,l 30 ; white western 1 101 40; red southern 1 257l;l 40; white southern 1 401 75. Corn dull; western white 65 ; yellow southern 67fJ?70. Provisions dull. Li tter from Capt. T. F. Betlicll. Newkcbgh, In:., Aug. 27, I860. Editor Journal ; In your editorial of the J5th inSL, in Fjieaking of tho disturbance of the peace nt the Republican Mass Meeting, you use my name, and make the following charges : That I wag prominent in dLsturbirJg tbe pence, and iu instigating the ruffians in their attefupts, 4c. I Now, sir, these charges are untrue, a I j was not in the riot, nor sjioke to nay one I about creating uny disturbance. I was at ! mj- warehouse, shipping, duriug the most oi tbe time that Eilfcworlb was epeakinjr, as tbe officers of tlie boat well know, and I did not know lhat Mr. Jones was there nntil after they were gone. I was there while the Club was oiuging, aud in talking to some of your citizens about the difficult', I giive my opinion about the propriety of the Wide Awakes cotniug up at that time iu an or ganized way, which coincided with tbe result. T. F. Bktuell. 2? Whittlesey held a meeting at tbe Cross Roads iu Armstrong Township yesterday ultet noon. U had been well advertised, and a large crowd was expected. Just 5 persons were there, including five little boys aud one little girl !' actual count. Eight persons were from town. " tiiant ' Shankliti was advertised, but didn't come to time. fiAivtxo (iitoUND. At the meeting of the Lincoln Club of Newburgh on Tuesday evening, thirty-rive tnure members joined. The number that had joined up to Wfcdnca day was one hundred and twenty Jive ! ail volet.s of Ohio Township. The Ofub meets to-tnorrow Friday) at 12 o'clock p. ic., for tbe purpose of marching in a body lo hear Judge DeBruler's speech. Three cheers for the Lincoln and Hamlin men of .N'ewburch ! A (jrsRY. Wi'.lard vas invisible oa the I Charity Boven on Frida night, between : heje and Xetvburgli. We are requested by i an anxious inquirer, to ask where he war, J and what he was doing? Our friend may be considered impertinent ; but surely as i innocent u man as the editor of the Enquirer can have no objection to tell hi3 whereabouts ! on a pleasure excursion. School Notice. All those who send pupils to the public Schools will observe the same rule that was followed last year, viz.: Main street will be the dividing line ; all pupils below Main street will go to the School below Main street, and all above will go to the school above. The Trustees will make other arraugeuient if necessary after the Schools become re-organized. Sfe A correspondent at Princeton writes ! us tlus : "Judge DeBruler spoke yesterday (the 1 28th) at Ovrensville for two hours and a "half to a very attentive audience of about 300 persons, a majority of whom were Democrats. He made to tberu one of tbe best speeches of the eeason. A handsome majority may be looked for in this couuty for Judge DeBruler. Tue people, in these part desire to be represented in the Congress of tbe United States by a man of undoubted ability and political integrity." Tiie Rockpokt Planter. This paper has been revived by Mr. Thomas J. Laxgdos as a Reoublican paper. Tbe names of Lin coln and Hamlin and their electors for this State, are at the bead of tfce paper. The Planter advocates, of course, the election of Judfre DeBruler, Lane. Morton, and the whole State ticket. The paper is well gotten up. We are glad that Rockport has a Republican paper, and hope she may sustain it well.

MISCELLANEOUS.

ei'F rJ.v COB D I J . TUB icioe I sale at THOMPSON'S New Druir : .larksou s (,ourh Syrup, at auzl THOMPSON'S Drut Store. too I' ISI.MK WHITE WLeat Flour for sale at the lowest, uow selling at (2,75 per sack, at JwSS COOK A LANHLEY'S. n ii a .i o wni.-ti hksibovs to hkuvck JLj9 njy preset t stock, in order to MAKE ROOM FOR FALL GOODS, I will, for THIHTr DAYS, sol". Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices ! My stock is still large, and cotnpilsns an elegant variety of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Adapted to the eeasc and the wants M the reopl". Tlao Ladies Particularly will fin1 a large assortment of RICH JSD BEA VT1FVL DRESS GOODS, Which can he bought at very low figures at No. 5 MAIN STKKKT. aug WM. 1T. DI XCAJi. nCslkftyijj copy. W-y Coopers' Tools Just reo ived frrin the manufactory a full assortment such as Planes, Bench Screws. Saws, . Hoopers' Drawing-Knives, " Adzes and Axes, " Truss Hoops of all sizes, -tc. etc. GEO. h. S0NNTAG i CO., aug 17 No. 10 Main street. gyBKHB BtTTTKB -ff-VJ KGtJS. MV lbs choice Table Butter, 201) dos Eggs just receive.! and t rsale be UaAS. McJ'JlINSTON, autrl 5 . l'ose.v Bi.ick. WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHiNE, No. 5 First Street, between Main and I.eeust. WWE OFFJEB TO THK I'l Ul.tC WW Wheel-r A Wilson's Improved 5ewit, Mhchine at reduced prices, with increased confidence in its merits as the best and :not rvliable L.uiily sewing machine now In use. It sews equally well on the thickest or thinest fabrics; makes the lock stitch Impossible to nuravel, with tho essential advantage of being alike on both sides, forming no ridge or chain on the under side ; is simple in construction, more speedy iu movement, and more durable than any other machine. We give full instructions to enable the purchaser to sew nat&arj seams, stitch, hem, fell, iuilt, gather, bind, and tuck, all on the same m,. clime, and warranted lor three years. We also keep on constantly hand a full assortment of Singer's machine. Circulars containing testimonials of the above machines, from persons of the highest standing East aud West, giving prices, Ac, will be furuislied gratis, ou application in person or by letter. feb91v Y. M. SKLLMAN. TRESS AND SUPPORTER. rruitssE .vj w j.x it . va n - sM. able instruments are -ffi-r-d as entirely new in action and principle. Having a combined t. vard and vvncard motion, tboy retain Kupture with ona-hulf bss pressure thau others. .leot'J the instrument with a rijid qprimg. They will injnre the hack and cord, and from their cmstatit aipaiui pressure are trouhtesoina. White's will prodoee It A Die A L Cl'ttK if properly usol. Call ul your Druggist or seud for a Pamphlet free to all. Address B.iRNES i I'AKK, Sew Tork. J. I). PARK, Cincinnati. juue7-3mdAw Or K.KLLK a WHITE. riCBS, SPICKS fttt dozen bozes Pimento, ground; do; dc; pper.do; do, do; do; do; on hand and fo H 25 10 5 lo 4 do do do do do do do do do do do do Casaill, Giuger, Ciiveue P Wbite Mace. Nntmeg, of tipi.ee, Aud nil sale at auga other kiud ELLIOTT FAMILY GROCER V. n Kjn o v.t i. -j j. voi.itrhysr co. Water street, tt,r-w -toots above Main. WK aru now man ufacturi'ig Wells' Tatent Fold ing Spring Bed, the best and most convenient now in use, ai it cau be moved or haiidh-d without any , , r-1 1 .. ........ Ian1'., CO-PARTNERSHIP. sf. jutm it. ain.KHt.-ej iit vijy-s pnreliioed from B. H. Brommclhaus, (form..rlv of the firm of B. ISurre. J: Co.) half of the S.iw-Mill at the upper part of th- city, that . stahlishment will hereafter be carried on by the undersigned, under the firm and style of Ahlering A Bromtnelhaus. The mill will continue to fill all orders f,,r Lumber promptly agid with care. Ordi rs solicited. ap.21-dtf AHLERING A IlliOMM ELUAI'S. n O Jt,'JVJB TS'. It .V. V K T S '. .' I MM nice stock of trimmed and untrimmed Bonnets on hand, and which will be sola efieap to close oat, at the Irv Gi'Ods Store of dOHAPKKB TU'SSIKG; jnne2 v.. 4 Main strc,i. nea.100 bbls. Ileavv and Liar it Mi 50 half bbls Ka Pork, 05 bbls Rump Pork, ag kegs Choice Family Lard. For sale by KO- rWWBB A CO., jaaaU Corner Locust st.and Canal. tr.n Js ati'i houiiJ, june30 for sa'w by k E. GILBERT A CO. BOOMS. XOO ItOZKJ KttB SJI.K to the trade at manufacturer' mum by juneSO 3. V.. GILDERT Jt CO. MMTltK UUITK l7KJlBTioi KKdS JT for sale by g. E. GILBERT A C. CITY OF EVAN SV ILL E SCHAPKER BUSSING. tIJ( K THK HO.VOBJBLK CMTV 3 "Pads" hare tren tittoenrith us by an exorbitant assessment of our taxable property, and because we iri.'I nM make path to an uncertainty, und tailed to notice that we niu-it atltnd to a part wuich usually was the Assessor's duty, we have to submit to an unjust taxation. Nov.. Ior fear that the city's financial affairs ar.- in a condition to canoe such a course towards tbe tax payers, and in order to make the "best" out of a "bud" bargain, and t aa&tain the city's credit, we will tak- city and county orders for Dry Go.Ki at a rate thnt no one can object to, aad sell goods for them and cash very c boAD in order to close out our summer etoek. SCHAPKER A BUSSING, Xneeeseor to S. Etabich A Co., julyli Mo. M Main street.

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DR. LI AAS, naviug leased the rooms formerlyoccupted by Dr. Kivett, in Dr. Bray'6 bulldiug, opposite the Pest Office, for a series of years, would rek per tidily- solicit the citizens of Evansville and tho surrounding towns and country, o visit bis moms and see the specimens on exhibition, w bet h vat hey nee.1 the services of a Dentist or not. Since the issuing of his last circular and advertisement, over a year since, several improvements aud new- inventions have lcn made, of which he has availed himself, and allows nothing that will subserve the interests of his patients, to pass unsecured. His facilities are better and establishment larger, without doubt, thar any other in our State, and e.jnal to any in Easteru cities. All those who need Dental operafions performed, and are pleased w ith iiis work, shall be attended to with great pleasure. The follow ing are the styles of work manufacture cflbbr him: Continuous Gum; Block or Carved Work; Vulcanite Base; Coralite; Amber; Cheoplastic; Gold and Silver work. Nothing cau excel the beauty and cleanliuess of the continuous gum work. It is without a se..:ii or crevice. Cheeks that are ouukencau be restored to nearly thsir original c utour by this style of I work, and also by the use of the Vulcanite, Qoralite, and Amber Base. The latter styles, for lightness and adaptation to difflunU sutomhs, eaeePaiiyI eels anything wo have ever wd. He has several MMBSthetiee for alleviating pain . when extracting teeth. Thev are perfectly haiui- ' less. Tiie moiit delicate can have them i-.pplted. lie does not advertis.1 anything he cannot do, nor exhibit anything not made by himself. Parents should consult the health and beauty d their children by haviutr the Dentist direct their second dentition, thereby producing symmetry and health to those invaluable organ. Irregularity of children's teeth eoi rected sue cessfully. Those having decay, d teeth, should either haw them extracted or nlltd at once (ihe hutet if p s- : sible). Thv health of the parties and the renjainJ intr teeth demand this. G& I take pleasure iu intr.Klueing Dr. Mnus, my Hi;ccfMSor to th oid rooms in B.ay's' bwtlftfug, hoping he will fin' them both pleasant and pror'Table From my intercourse with the I.Kt.,r, 1 am pleased to find him one of tbe progressing ; possessing ta?te and hih profeseional ability liini standing. With this vi.-w, I can, with safety . roooiumend him to tbe corumunitj as a skillful and coin- , petent dentist. (niav2rj) J. KIVETT. CHARLES BABC0CK, Importer and Dealer in f i icilli II 1iioacu a in aaoaien naraware. MAIN STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. MBT-I I'tvVU COMJfl.KTKII .W J SiMm raneaients with Enropesn and American manufacturers Turn direct supply of all goodain my lice, I am enable.! to effer inducements, thai cannot fail to be to the interest of all engaged In the hnslneps to give me a trial. I name in part: axlos, springs ma.'.e of the be.t steel; bands, enamelod and f all kinds of leather, cloths, linings for rarriagiw, varnishes, castings oi all kinds, saddle trees, Knglish, bridle leathers, bin, stirrnps, spurs, liames, tiue silver names of ll kinds. Jenny Lind Oig Tri es, self-adjusting pads, Taylor's patent hajuos, to nets, shoe threads, l otx blankets, London Girth Webs. American Cirtb BJ.' Hein Webs, both otton and worsted: London Welt Skins, a supei ior article; ivory, gutta perch and brass lined innrtengal ring: ii rior kerseys for horse covers, the U'st quality of carriag.- hjlts, patent gig trees, Ac, Ac. I Keep in liact everything appertaining to sitass branch of the busin.'ss, aud uuilorstauding ljth bri.uchs thoroughly, we would respectfully invito your attention before purchasing elsewhere. I am also agent for Ward" Patent Spring Sad.il. . ap20-dw BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY, 39 -lluin street. m- .a. ci'Hiitc ' j co., succkssoks MJrm K. Dutcher, would respectfully give notice that they manufacture to order, aud have constantly ou hand, all kinds of Boots aud Shoes, for Lsdies", Gents', and Children's wear. Having 'epleuisued their stock of Eastern work, they are prepared to sell as lou as any hBuso iu this city engaged in the retail trade. None but Philadelphia workmen are employed in this establishment. Please give ua a call. D. M. CCKRKY A CO. mayl-t3m StTJTKMjVJS'T OI- THK JI KPJ I HB of tiie tit. cairv Inkciunch Company, October 1, 1863 aesuTS. Cash on band i oOO 45 Cash in fnnti.asll.tal Dauk, awaiting Investment ..8,ft4 OS Cash io Duk C ouuiuiiwisilth ....-,'. '. iV Tutal b'ink Sticks 66..;M 01 611 shares Rank Commerce 50 Am u Ex. Bauk liX " Bank- Xew York 14 " B'k h. America 214 eh.-par val.21, 50.1 wurth 22,704 35 Temporary Loans secured by HJWi V. 6. Coupon Bouds aud 25 shares Busolute File Iusi.rauce Company 12,300 00 Bouds aud Mortgages bei'.g fust lien. Ac.4flo,150 00 Ptemiunis uncollected 2,5"! HO Accrued Ins. on Bond- and Mortgages A Temporary Lotus 6,704 79 Balance linn from Agents 13 Tota Capital !: Surplus . $544,8Ml Si i .5500,000 tA! .. 44,Sl SO $-,44,;i HO Liabilities. JOSEPH WALKER L. Hsvo.HK, Secretary. I're't STATE OF NEW YUBK, ( CITY A COL'STV lK NEW VoiiK. j 1 88. Personstly appeired before ni.' thin 2'Jtb day of NovDSiler, A. D. lttoil, Joseph Walker, I'resideut, and ftichird L. Baydock, .-cretary, of the Secnrltj 'iin I at W Mice CompWlfy'; of the City of New Yoik, an t swt ially athrmed that the. within statement by them subscribed is correct and true to the best of th.-ir knowledge and Indief. . THO.S. L. THORN ELL, i Vmmisjioher lt.r tho Sts.te of Indiana, iu New York. This Cooipauy has tooiplied with tlie law of Indiana concerning Inn. trance Companies, and ic prepared to take risks iu the City of Evansville aud Vanderburgh County, lnd E. U. -a;. IN. Agent. declO 37 Main street. OVB SPBimW STlJ,: .V OUT is sccor.ii to noiiP in lauty and BmjnvtricHl proprti fiii. Lovers of a comfortable, good -looking, tine aud durable Hat will be nuro to get su.tfd aud fitted. Bring iu your rd rt, gentlemen. French Felt & Cassimere Hats, Always on hand and mad to order of any shai,. or color The Cricket and Zouave Hat, Jusi reiuruing into fashion for Spring JC tjururii-r. WOOL AND FUR HATS Ol erf-rr imagin .'- - . colur aud jiulity. IS GL "OLT GrOOClS. An immense stock, bought low will sell at corresponding figures. CAPS, CAPS. A verv largr stock on band all the latest stJ. a, MISSES' FANCY HATS. Tho best ever seen in the city. Infant, Beys' & Youths' Hats, . , . An endless vanotv fr Spring and Summer. V I Tl 1' 6 M I RCON V I BR. VACTIKRA MAHrOMSIER, aprl MOWING X Main street. AND THRFSHING XTV SH.IBPKtCCO.,K"J.--SVIJLl.K, JO Ind., agents f ir the followiug Machines, which are the most approved patents now in use. Reapers and Mowers. W. A. Wood's Imp- .ved Mower. K. Ball's Champion lteaper and Mo.vr, Self Rakor. Iron Harvested. Kentu-ky TIarvesfr, Buckeve Mower, E. Ball's Reaper aud Me ver. Threshing Machines. Rallston's ImprovedThreshet , Pitt's Patent Tl.re.her, Moffltfs " maJZ-ly

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JOJUJVHOJV, BOOM .VKit AND Vs7i Til 1- TV - ..1. II df i'iEi KirutKt . rei. 3iam ana lih-i si, . EVANSV1LI.K, INDIANA tftr BIsnk Books ruled, pKd and madetoorrier of the Iwt paper, frotn a. Meiooratidmn to ths largest Ledger. Mu.-ic and Magazines bound in say style. ielB-dwtf German and French Nicht School nrUtK l.VlKB8tVJ'KU MOST BjKM spectfc'.ly begs have to inform his friend aud the public iu genera!, that he hai oncd a : night school for the instruction of the Kreurh and German languages. Being a gradual of s Buiopti . University, ttud a toacher ot practice and wiperi- ' euce, which he has jtcouie by eiertioo during a number of ycat, h hopes to satisfy all thoso h ; may entrust themselves or l entrusted now bis care, and begs the patronage of his f.'tlow citlrsm ' Also, young qlergvmi'u ami stuJeiOs of tbs g(lI are requested to tske notice of his fessov In th Hslil 1st buigaant Kor p.n ticular. apply to Kev, Dft. M. UtLBANCO, Trofe-si't t AncieQl snd Modern LanguanTirscst , rear of Btbto's C mracrclal (Vdh-jf. UiU'i- -1.1.1 ' Hi . M. han a supi'lT of We can also furnish TRACK SCALES of aoy .. I racltv. These S. ales are iron, the !;iauortory 1 1 t: Fairbanks j st. johu,o..rg. t nit -hi. trv a wilt. ia te. ted ana aealo-1, al.-l wairanted col reot testfmnnlali we infer to t1. , tocsarids of persms using tfajSSa. UOUNBKoPK A CO., Agsuts, nov'24 V utrT street. t.vafiHV.:i f M M M J ri s i GERMAN MEDICINES! lilh. GUKAT STANDARD R E M E D I E S uf tio pr?r:t ftso. Lave a. -nilnil tbeir gieut yt ularity onlj tbrough years of trial. TJiibcai: , t-tt tUitittliu liu ti r. n! r I VLm iu nX MfifLAXD'n M A X' B r T T E R S GER Will. POSJTll IU Liver Comj laiatn , lysiiepsTa, 'Jauildicv, Nerv.i Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, aud ail disons arising from a disordorod )ier, or weakness of stomach and digestive organs, AM' WILL FOSITIVELV MtXVEMT Tellow Ff.eer, Uiliout Fever, and Fever amd A a See our Almanac for proof. Price 75cts per bottl UVOFLAHD'S LAI&AM1C L'OBDIA Ja WILL POS1TIVILV Ct' Coughs, Colds, or Hoarseness, Bronchitis, lulls emta. Croup, Pneumonia, Incipient ConanaiptioJ aud has rtormod the most astonishing cares r known of CONFIRMED COSSUMPTIO As a Diarriwta coidial it is uneonaloi. Price. ' cents per botlle. L700FLAND S GERMAN PILLS. being well .known throughout Europe and Amel cau need no commeudation here. They are pur van. table, are uronarud with irreat exactness at sugar-coated. Mo better Cathartic PHI can f found. Price 25 cents p-r box. These medicines urn prepared by Dr. C. M. Jxcl sos Co., Philadelphia, i'a., ana ot. Ltouis, ni and are told by druggists and dealers in msolclo ev, rv where. Tue signature ot t Bl. J season be on the outside of each bottle or box. In our " i'nsnoorfw's Almttn-ic," pnbllsbed nuallv. vou will find testimony and commendato-' notices trom all parts of the country. These aim uses are given away by all our agents. BEVTARE OF OOCXTEBrEITS. else that von nt Ifoofl ..nit's (lortnan Bitters, trl pared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa., a. that his signature is on me wraijer oi eaon Kell'-r white. Agents lor r.vansviiio, inn. Leich A Carlstedt, le do do doc! a19m5t BBJ.- JjVH MKJr.. Wj 1D0 bushels Ear Corn, 6 Ions Bran, 60 bush fresh Corn Most, :.,t. r..c..ived and for sale bv CHAS. McJOHN3TrN,i,nsey BlootS MXTHJCTS 01 K VJJS'M IsJt. B.J ariLfe Flowers. Bit ter Almonds, Kose. M Glun-r. Allsrice. Celery, Strawberry, Baspber and all other kinds, of the very best iuallty, at Sf. S. THOMPSON'S augl City Drug Store CUSrsTlAN KSATZ -. BKiLW KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDRY 1 MANUEACTUUEILS AKD It CI LDEKSOF iTK.4 ENGINKS AM) I;-.11. J.I i, f Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Sore Gumming Machines, Chinese hugar Cane Mills. Tliraslutr Jlachluea, die. EVANSVILLE, INDL rjnnE proprietor? of the city fou ML dry beg leave to Inform their friends and J public in general, that they are prepared to do' kinds of MACHINE AND KIN'ISUINO WOBK, and evorvthlng apper tain lug to the Foundry b.i nes- Th'ej are manufacturing SrcaM Esuikcs al Bit.msofanT lre nud power required. S- J Machinery and Mill Gearing of any sire ; Distl lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, On ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mi llorsepc wers, ..orn-sueuers, tuacu.uei ... .i a.i made end recairrd. Tron uiid lirass .aating arerv desrrlnrion. Tron Honn fronts, Cellar Q.-at Ac. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest i, proveil patterns ; jieiiow wa'. iog iron, at. BKEWERti, D18TILLEKS, KECTIFIEPS, A Sm.t.lied with everv description of Copper Sheet Iron Wcrk, Bivwine Kettles, Kefrigirai A f Tpn,.,orat,irs. fc)lartres. Siiilben.t' and Wo an improved principle. Columns for Alcohol St Vuesr. .Inc-s. Cans. bToh .na, Ac ; Cooper, LaI Iron Pipe; l.'opper. Brass and Iron Pumps of ev variety, for beer, spirits, ml, .ic: Brass Co. f Valves, Steam w histlns, AO. VI t ' VorkmenSHiit to all pa. ts lo fit us work and 1 repairs on Steam Boil.,r., C. pp.-. aad Shset If Work, Ac. OLD METALS EOCGHT. they are deallfg in aud selling Aliens ImproJ Steam fiatige. Wrought fr. ;. welded Pipes and 1 j biug, Hiram Hopkins' Improved .m.t Mactnf nh.v rumr separators, c. ivj I initC'Ioth, Gum Klaetic lieltir.g, I'uclug, llo., . of t)u. ut kiu,.; niat,,, tihret iron, Bio. It T I Pio lr,m. Rahit M.t:.l. sneller. V ire Brick. Pia Iron. Babil Metal. M.eltcr. Fire Brick. They have every facility of the best MachtiM and workmen, and wiU gv all work entrustedj them, their luUvidual attention, tilliug ord. promptly, warranting their work, and are aatisi with reasonable prices. Olflco ati'l ride Rooms. So. 0 Main sir. oundeiy, Bofler Tar'J ap ' Machine Shop on P street, between First ' eooiiu streets, Kvn: . -i 1 .,.11. n ! der. J. VI. DrOUKs, to Main street, Evansvllrt etstes assorted, icr the Country KVaJ. j hand

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