Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 307, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 September 1860 — Page 1

THE EVANSVILL.E DAILY JOURNAL.

VOLUME XII. EVANSVILLE, IND.t SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER t, 1860. NUMBER 307.

TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

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PLHLI3HED BY I AMES II M NKKI.Y Editor. K. M. THAYER, CVeu'i Business 3e najer. JM1. H Mi'NEELY, bup t SlechnHteul Department. I SOLE TUK riKM OF TIIK EVA USViLLE JOURNAL COMPANY. J urnal Buildings, Locust St., Ilttueen Ktrmt and Water. hUHM Notice. Kev. ,J. O. White will preach the dedication sermon of the new Cuuiberland I'resbyterian Church in Knight Township tomorrow at half past Sen o'clock. There will be preachitiK in the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in thin city on Sabbath evening at half past seven o'clock. Local and Miscellaneous.

Ill sIM-.S. LOCALS. BJJTliree Rooms to rent. Rent cheap. Location desirable. Kn(iiiie at this office. Hug 24-tf. Wanted. At shop,corner of Seventh and Walnut streets, two Journeymen Carpentets and Joiners. Xono but " workmen " need apply. atig. S0-1 w. Lost. a petition for a ctMiuro of road near Oak Hill Cemetery was lost on Thursday evening Somewhere in tLis city. Any ouekuowiug where it is will please put it in the Post-office. ) J. B. Fickas. sept 1-1(6 6-j" We desire to call attention to the fact that the Arcaijk, on Water street, has recently passed into the hands of our goodnatured friend, Cy. McCracken, who will l e found always on hand to do the agreeable. The restaurant, under the direction of the new proprietor, will be bountifully supplied with all the delicacies of the season, as well as other "creature comforts'' for the refreshment of the ''inner man." ' I Ml'RO V KM KNT AM. R K MO V A L. 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 j much larger than the old stand. We intend to extend our business, mid we believe that no house west of the Ohio river can coine in competition with us in our line. To prove this, buy a bill of us, and judge for yourselves. The firm of F. Fendrich h Bros, is a branch ot Jos. Fendrich If Bros., of Baltimore, Md. ; the Baltimore house established iu 184S, Evansville house established iu 1856. d3t gcjj We are again under obligations to Tom Ham and the Adams Express for lae papers. EfegTBciir it in mind that Spaldinu, corner Main aud First, is closing out his Tobacco and Cigars at very low figures. Civehiiu a call. Mr. Charles S. Wells, who has just returned from the East, favored us last night wilh a pile of New York, Philadelphia, P.ttsburg and, Cincinnati papers, of j the lalest dates. j ' ' ATTENTION, WIDE-AWAKES. Co. A will meet on Mouday evening, at o'clock, at Mozart Hall. A general attendance is requested. j 1 IHWa acknowledge the receipt of a I complimentary tickpt of admission to the Eighth National Exhibition of the United States Agricultural Society, to be given at Cincinnati, from the bath to the "JOth of September. tL Wager is president and Ben. Perley Poore is Secretary. Polk Raising. A tail Lincoln arid Hamlin pole will be raised bv Wm. Baker, jr., at the head of First street, to-niolu. Songs aud speaking and lots of fun may be expected. Go up, all ye Lincoln men, soon after supper, and help " Billy " up with his sky-scraper. Fire. On Monday morning last, about daylight, the dwelling of Mr. Elkins on the Island about two and a half miles above town, was lotally drat roved by tire. The family barely escnped with their lives. Loss $300 or $400. Supposed to have lieen the work of an incendiary. B,For the information of an inquirer at Xewburgh, and " all others whom it doth or may concern,"' we state that a note from the Superintendent of the E. & C. R. R. authorizes us to say that passengers will be : carried on that Road, to and from the Unit, ed States Fair at Cincinnati, for half fare. Bills to that effect will be sent out in due time. taSome illiterate atnl truth-defying correspondent of the Enquirer, writing from Newburgh under date of Aug. 28, gives a reckless, muddy, mis-spelled, mispunctuated, ungrammatical account of the Newburgh Outrage. The Enquirer correspondent, like a hog swimming iu water heyoad bis depth, cuis hi own throat. The communication needs no reply; it answers itself. In fact, if we wished to reply to it, we couldu't for the life of us make any sense out of it. 8JWe hope our correspondents will bear patiently with our delay in publishing sundry excellent comiiitinications. There is sucb a pressure on our columns these stirring times, that we actually cannot publish oue-fourtb of the u.atttr which invites attention. We shail try to haul in the slack as rapidly as possible.

Meeting at Jftwburgh. Yesterday afternoon Judge DeBruler spoke in Newburgh, in grove on the hill 1 in the rear bf town, to an audience of near three hundred persons. The audience is said by our informant (Mr. Thomas Roysion, a Wide Awake of this city) to have ; been one of the most orderly he ever saw I !wsembled. Close attention was paid to Judge DeBruler's remarks all through. I Newburgh did herself great credit in turn- ' ing out so large and peaceable a crowd to bear a Republican speech.

The Judge was very lucid and satisfactory in his address. He tore the veil from the sophistries ol Douglas, and Aowed plainly the utter humbuggery of his professions of popular sovereignly He also vindicated the Republican party from the charges of 'abolitionism' made against it. The speech certainly must have made vole?. It made i very fine impression on the audience, many of whom were Democrats. A Former Octhagk. When Albert Lange, our clever and popular nominee for Auditor of State, was iu this part of the State, about six weeks ago, he spoke at NewI 1urgWe heard at the time that he was most shamefully insulted bv some Dem ocratic rowdy, but have just learned who it . was. The person who, in that public assemblage, called Mr. Lange a liar, and followed th;.3 in3u!t up by committing a nameless indecency, was Sol. Coker (the proper spelling we are informed). This is the ' same person who tired tftiprovokedly ou the Wide Awakes on the night of the 24th. Thi3 man Coker, be it remembered, is a magnate in the Democratic party in War- , rick county their nominee for Coroner. I Yes, Sol. Coker is high in the confidence of the Democracy of Warrick County I The people of Warrick are beginning to see how they have been fleeced and disgra;ed by htmMi. nlerSf and the 0e. tob(fr election win show tuat they are de termined to throw off this incubus . "A Qcehv." Willard was invisible on VLKiti, ii uiaiu mns iu. iconic oil r., ... r- -j u. t the Charley liowen on I riday night, liei j u.-i i mrl . tween here and Newburgh. e are request- . . . 1 cd by an anxious inquirer to ask where be was, and what he wa3 doing ? Our friend 1 . , IU lUUBIUCICU 111! lOUUClll , "Mil 3U1C . ' , .' ns innneent n m r too 1 1 nr nf tha Enquirer can have no objection to tell his whereabouts on a pleasure excursion. Journal. We wete engaged in a private room, and if the friend of the editor of the Journal who asked.the question, consults his finances, ; h ,., . l;i.. . .Kl,.. r .u. i T"n b 7 - i 7, V question without our aid ! Enquirer. ; W hat a winning wuy Willard has, to be aure. He seems to have returned flush with ; victory. Rumor says that he came within i an ace of losing all be had, though. What ! the deuce could have induced him to remain j on the boat in the midst of the din of battle up town ? From the noise, ho might have . - ,ht Tr Rl-neha ao,l Seet. ! , " , ,, , .. . , ' . heart ftlll nil. the llttlA i nm wore bnrlsinflr 1 , , v.t v.. a i at tue rvepuimcans. lie suouui tnereiore , ))ave pax,ed up town to see the muss, and take Uenj!. To defend himself against the Black Republicans he might have takeu a j poker along. "The wreck ot matter Hnd the crush of' worlds '' would make no impression ou . Willard when engaged iu reading the "Ilis- j lory of the Four Kings," much less the killing of one or two Black Reptiblicans Letterfroni Spencer County. Ei rkka. Ind., Aug. 25, 1860. Eoitoks Jocrnal: Notwithstanding the alarming prospects of a short crop, caused by the great drought, the number of Lincoln men still increases. On the evening of the 18th, our Republican club met. There was a fine turn out. The meeting was held at aplace known as "Nunn s School House,'' in the north part of the Townihip. One Mr. E , a prominent Douglas man, appeared with a roll of documents so large that a stranger might have mistaken him lor a news-boy. He had come to vindicate the claims of tlie Little Giant, and show popular sovereignty. On his arrival at the place, he soon learned that he not only had to con front some of hi3 young associates , but tuat T. F. DeBruler was there and expected to addrei3 tiie club After organizing, a i motion was made, that pursuant to previI ous agreement, Mr. E rras entitled to tbe floor. But he, knowing himself to be ia au unen viable position, wisely declined ; but the whole house called fot him, and Mr. DeBruler urired him to eiercise tbe t.rivileee which had been granted him some time previously. Finally e plucked up ' courage suuicieni to attempt itie tasK ot whitewashing Douglas and sugar-coating : popular sovereignty, lie attempted to construe the constitution to fit his peculiar case, but his constructions were very absurd. He asserted and attempted to prove that the ultimate design of the Repuhlicau party was " negro equality," and for his proof be read from the platform, where it reads as does the great Declaration of Independence. His attempt proved abortive, and he finally closed by saying that he was nut much of a speaker anyhow. Mr. DeBruler then proceeded to address the club. He did not attempt to follow the crooked train of would-be arguments, which had gone nefore, but on the subject of negro equality, be proved that the Eastern States, which by their constitutions extended to the negroes the privilege of voting, were at the time of the adoption of those (now) odious coustitutious, strong Democratic Stais; and thut iu no act of their own, had the Repub lican party ever extended to the negro any such privilege. After listening to the able speech of our frieiid DelSruler, the club adjourned. ElTBEKA, , In response to uiauy inquiries Hon. John ' Bell writes a letter declining to give opinions upon tho peudiug political issues.

Breckinridge and Lane Meeting. Pursuant to previous notice, the National Democracy met at Bray's building, in the city of Evansville, on the evening of the 30th day of August, I860, and organized by calling John Hewson, Esq., to the chair, and the appointment-of G. W. McBride secretary. j The meeting than proceeded to organize themselves into a Breckinridge and Lane club, to be known and designated as the "Old 1 Line Guard Democratic Club '' of the city of Evansville. John Wesley Hughes wa3

elected President ; G. W. McBride Secretary; and John Gavisk Treasurer, to serve as permanenbefficers daring the campaign. : John W. Hughes, C. R. Ruid, M. J. Bray, John Kehoe, and John n. Bofandick were appointed permanent committee on finance. """" ,, ' """" rTi r John B. Hall and James Ennts were appointed a committee to procure a Breckin- .: ) . ... 1 I aiaA , .... , ... ........ t i ti... nuKc nuu .,b..c ,.u.c, uo iu Bujic-iiuicim .The committee on resolutions, consisting , of Sara. M. Gibson, C. R. Rudd, and G. W. McBride, reported the following resolutions, which were unanimously adopted : Resolved, That the Old Line Guard of the Democracy in the Pocket, in accordance with the constitutional motto of their choice : for the Presidency and Vice Presidency, : The Constitution, and the Union, and the equality of' the States, are pained and morti- , fled at the exhibition of the sectional and unconstitutional opinions advocated by 1 Stephen Arnold Douglas ; and those who , with him adopt the Anti-Democratic dotrine of squatter sovereignly in the Territories. Revived, That we of the Old Lme Guard do hereby solemnly denounce and repudiate all demogogti.sm sectionalism and lunatt-j-i.i ' ii i ti u ,i i i ii 1 1 u 111 n uuui ru. , txs , dangerous in their tendency, antagonistic to : the spirit aud the ietter of ihi constitution, . and utterly subversive of the principles of true Democracy. Resolved, Tuat the platform adopted by ; the Democratic parTyat Cincinnati in 1856, , with the explanatory resolutions as stl forth ! by the Baltimore convention, be re-aftirmed I and re-adopted ns the platform of The Old Line Guard Democracy of the city of EvansI villeaud the Pocket generally. ffpsnlitrii Tlnvt I ipi ri sr fn 1 1 vr nArenarlsrl ll.al i "truth is mighty and must prevail,' the Old Line Guard will stand squarely on their ... p, j i" ' 11 1 , ... i e 1 . i I platform, defei.d us principles, and under ' f. ' . ,, -I- f . ' , , ,,. ; the expansive folds ot the glorious Id f lag , ,, ' . , , . . , ., ot the trhnte I nOo IV hull Ma hMTM the battle and the breeze, march forward to sup port the men of their choice Breckinridge , . . , - r . r and Lane as the exponents of true Democi ( ruevr nnd tn deet. thorn to thp Preiiiloncv and Vice Presidency of the United States. Resolved, That this meeting reflects with mingled feelings of shame, sorrow and in3 - . ' k. .,U.:l,;n,. fr.,,.1 - . . j i .u ...I . , ? , r. r , trated bv the willing tools ot a Janus-faced . ej I as.iiiiaiiiiooci.mo iuc uuiuiuuuu oi ovej.u re the nomination of Stephen I c t. 1. Arnold Douglas, and that we will heuce- .. .. ,,B ', ,, . ,, , . forth use all available means to publish to the world tbo3e fraud3) ;u such a way that all who run may read. Reiolved, That having made overtures to the uPers Stn''ien A. Douglas without, however, comprouyang that dignity wbirh t(ue princiDl(iajWPrre. wHhathe view of forming a joWvlectoral tisj(n to be voted for by the adhestats of botli parries, so as to insure the defllrFof Abe Lincoln in this State, but those overtures having be - 1 ... reiected, we recommend to this medHagfClie calling of a Convention, to be he the 7th day of September, at 2 o'clock, P. M., at the house of George Daum, in German Township, for the purpose of nominating a county ticket if deemed expedient by the friend3 of Breckinridge and Lace when so convened. Resolved, That we, the National Democracy, cordially invite all the fiiends of Breckinridge and Lane of Vanderburgh County to meet in Convention on said 7th day of September, at said place, for said purpose. llesulred, That the proceedings of this meetiug be published in the Evansvile Journal, Evansville Enquirer, Votksbote, and The Old Line Guard of Indianapolis. On motion ol Dr. M.J. Bray, the following additional resolution was adopted: Resolved, That we, the National Democracy, do hereby pledge ourselves to use all honorable means to sec ure the election of our State ticket aud the election of John Law for Congress. John Hewson, I'rtsident. G. W. McBrjde, Secretary. SGsyThe Enquirer make? sundry charges ' nn-ninct ihm Rami hi loan mtmrMm f.ir St a t n ia- 1 b ' J "7 " i managemeiit in 18,'4! fa it possible that the KnouireT editor iiin he sui icrnonint its ! that? Why, there wits no Republican party in 1854. That party did not take its rise until 1856. What ignorance ! And this is the Nineteenth Century, and we live n a city of free schools '. For the benefit of the Willard oroau, we will publish a speech in a day or two that Will give anxious inquirers for truth some valuable information in regard to the wholeswindling practices of the Lomfoco party for the past sixteen years in Indiana. ! ( ) rich read i n o. Grandyiew Weekly News. This is the first number of a new Republican paper, just issued at llraadview, Spencer County, by Mr. R. E. O'Neill, formerly traveling agent of the Lafayette Courier, assistant editor of the Indiauapolis Athts, news editor of the Louisville Courier, and agent of the Evansville Journal. We are well acquainted wilh Mr. O N., and can recommend him to the citizens of Spencer county, as an energetic and bigii tn;iJ d basinet man, an experienced journalist, ar.d a well informed and spicy writer. We bespeak for him and his well-gotten-up paper the liberal patronage ! 0f t vle pCOpe 0f ,. titer count v. Hon. Danifl F. Sickle?, of New York, has made the following proposition to Mr. Williamson, the contestant of his seat in the House of Representatives : 41 I propose that if I beat Mr. Williamson for the next term he shall abandon his contest agaiust my election for the present term ; and if he beat me in the next race, that 1 I shall resign my seat.''

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

Montreal, August 3u. The Prince trav. eled in a magnificent car especially fitted up for him. The stations along the route were decorated wilh arches, evergreens, sc. Crowds cheered the train as it passed along. At Sherbrook a handsome pavillion was erected. The Prince received addresses at St. Hyacinthia, Lennoxville and Sherbrook. At the latter place he was escorted to the ; residence of the Hon. A. T. Gait, tinauce minister, where he partook of a lunch and , had a levee. To-wards the close he was presented to Mr. Felton, an old and respected j citizen who was signal iniiUhipinan ou Keisnn's ftiur fcb.in nl Trolalfiur ttm M ! mill ; sequently deprived ot his rank for the loss the aloop of war Curnu near the -t jndies. TUe case wa3 one ot consideraWe ; narasnip; ana on tne In nee bemp tnlormeil ot- the partjcui, he restored Mr. Kelton to llia rank in the N The act cave i satisfact ion and was loudiv anplandei by those present. The Prince on his return to the station was surrounded by an immense crowd who vehemently cheered him, while the ladies threw boquets to him so fast and thick as almost overwhelmed him. He arrived back at Montreal at 6:30 P. M. He will leave for O'towa in the morning. The cricket match between Canada and the U. S. termiBated about noon to-day. The Americans won in the first innings with -id to spare; C S. first inning 169; Canada first iouings, 45; second inningsCanada 75. New York, August 3L This morning an Austrian bark named the Fuecine, wtfrCh w i Q nn til. 1 1 r.7 . t , I at 1 1 . n '. n I nf Cn.a, nor 8treet fe ; Qwi to ,he ivJ war , of the bi, Wockg A ' lmmod , Howard who wa3 engagcil OI1 llie ve(;! :U a caulker, was crushed to death, and another named Robert Ganon was seriously injured. It is feared that several others have leeched injuries though of a less dangerous character. The shipment of specie per the Ao FbrA and Glasgow, will exceed half a million. About 3 o'clock this morning Jas. Behon died at his residence in Montrose Avenue, Brooklyn. He died from the effects of injuries received at the hands of his son Jos. Behon on the 19th inst. A difficulty of long standing had existed between the parties, growing out of the marriage of Mr. Behon, jr., lo a wouinn who was never favorably received by the Behon family, on account of her alleged violent temper. The Africa passed the Canada on the 20th off Cape Clear, the Damascus on the JtJth, the Adriatic on the 28th, and the lrsia and Atna on the 30th. Montreal, Aug. 31. The regatta yes terday was a niguly entertaining anair.1 be ball at night was attended by near v ., , b . ,, . , J . -, 11 ( oenole anil til. i'nne.. Sthn utavo. ' ." f r' , T, , ' , , an hour, was loudly cheered. Immense crowds viewed the splendid display of fireworks. The Prince left this morning for Ottowa, amidst vigorous cheering from a great concourse of citizens. . . .New l ork, Aug. 31. The steamer AtrtcoiLrp(laU13th, via QueensJ ; and 03i for ac- ' the Bank of England has 3.500. Money slightly more News unimportnut. Naples stringent tranquil. Liverpool, 19th. The weather has been unfavorable for crop3. Richardson, Spence, k Co., Wakefield &; Co., and others, quote Hour firm and advanced 6d,ls, at 28,32s. Wheat buoyant and advanced 2(S3d. Red lis 2dr. 12s Cd : white lis Gdio.Ui the latter for new. Corn firm and advanced OlfoMs. j 1 i A I 1 1 JCIIOV, 0010,03 , WllllC .lUi .03 Od. Beef heavy. Pork quiet. Bacon quiet and steady. Coffee steady. Rice firm. LONDON MARKETS. Baring Bros, and others report breadstuffs generally steady. Sugar quiet. Coffee steady. H artfokd, Conn , August 30. The TV.v.vi of this evening publishes a call for a BSMa convention of the National Democracy to meet at New Haven on the 12th of September to nominate a Breckinridge and Lane electoral ticket. The call is signed by Hon. W. Eaton, member of the national Democratic Convention from Conn. New Orleans, August 30. The Schooner J. A . Taulor Sailed for Ru.ltan, with 50 W-ii men for Walker. The brig Creole from Ruatan on the 1 7th brines Honduras advices to the 1 5Ui. Walker is fortifying Trnxillo. It was reported that Guardiola would attack the town the night of the 15th. This aiarme-l the inhabitants, who were leaving. PlTTSBCKO, August 31. River 0 feet inches by the pier mark and falling.Weather clear and warm. The Cause In Boom llle. Boosville, Ind., Aug. 30tb, ISCU. Editors Jocrnal: -We i ommunii .Co to you that the Republican cause has not : died out here, but is gaining ground. We 1 met last Tuesday evening.sonie thirty strong, I at Dr. Mathison's Hall, and formed a Republican Club, to be known as the Central Republican Club of Warrick Co., Ind., aud elected Dr. W. G. Ralston pr?sidetit. W. II. Hemenway vice president, and J. L. Wood secretary, and unauimously adopted a few resolutions to govern the action of the Club. We meet on Thursday of every week. The Democratic demonstration at Newburgh on Friday, the 24th, hase'lected great good in this section. J. L. Wood, Sec'r of Club. A Fact Without a Pakali.kl. We doubt whether any Railroad Company in the world, or at least in this country, c:i furnish a parallel to the fact stated in the Report of the Directors of the New Jersey Railroad Company, made to a meeting uf stockholders on the 4th inst. It is, that ince the road weut into operation, 33,600,000 of passengers have been trausporttsfl safely, and no passenger has "oeen killed or maimed in the cars during the entire period. St. Loui Ob.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Official. 2 f.MST ' .f TTffl HJi.tlJ Ijy'in- in the Postotlice at Evansville, Indiaua, on September 1st, lStiO. Persona calliuK Cor those letter, will please say ' advitiised," and give date of list. Allen Cltaa V Knight Hiram J Abbott Mrs Elizabeth Kendall Zerrulla Ames C!.irkG Kirkpatrick E V Anderson, Bradbury A Kerrigan Ueonre

Kelaay Kellogg Mrs Alcimta Auli Geo W Askena Alexander Aikeus John Allen Frank Alleu Sirs. Cordelia Austiu -Mrs 0 M Ausbeu Elizabeth Ansrite John Anehry Mrs Mollie A listiu Thomas Blrb Fr.tuk Barry W J Barton K .1 Barnes Mis Loiivicv Bak-r .1 C Ban neat H T B it. -a I.ouis Bacon Win ' Bishop W W Bidelniiui Henry 0 Bird James Rovle Franklin Baldwin J H Benson W II rrnaitman Saml W Bleu Peter Bird B Bates J. hn I Benson fl N Bui tan Winston S Bainott Itobert Uraun Peter Bates B Bridges Miss Maltio Bates Bernard Balivi k Mrs F Clark Mis, 91 Clark Hon Amos ChaM Mrs Mary A Oa vender Jonathau Crowther O (Joili as Melviua Crow ley Mary Cbrhelius W F Con v ie r John M Courtney Dr. W Clark VV Churchill Charles Chappie Win Clark Bichard Curuwell Nathaniel Oarr M iehuel Carter Iletiry ( nrpenter W M Davidson Mm I. Baviaon Miss T.i.zle Iienicks K A lionru J L Duttnn Miss Clarisa B n is M rs Mary K Ontr.m Terranee Dean W F Dav is I A Doyle M B HUeai Bri.lset Denton (i M Doolittle bonis J Bellrtiler Atlas Dohra Alios Erana Jsium Evans d' Co Kvans Harriet M Elliott Thomas Elliott Tims Wesley Fahnurr John Ferguson Mis. Jane Fis.t.' Henry Feuan Kdvvard Foster Geo K Eiuher James George K napp W I I. It t kpuge J s Lattner Oeorge Love W H Loo mis E H Lone Elizabeth Long Cbnrlee Lowe John W Long Margret Leiiwrd Georgo Leenk G J Liringfcton W C Long William MIlegtBCha. Mitchen Sy M . . Cbaa Martin Albert Marr Wm Metheny Elizabeth Morgan Edwin P Morton Mrs Mary A Martin Charles Morris Mrs Amy Morgan U T Mougham Michael Moss Mrs E Morgan Amos May nurd John Morton Samuel He bii.k Mrs P McCutchan James McMiller Geo McGrath Maria McDevitt Peter .Mi Atte.. .Mrs ) C McCjush Samuel M. Ibmald Alsx McAtea Morton S Moher Jebn Vtin oi k Fr Norman James Newman Miss Sal lie Nightingale M F Nightingale Mrs B Nolen MHry E Norurau James O'Boyle .ura.uai j 'M . '.'. James Overall Joseph iiverstraet John L Pattcmon I. 1. Pentecost Miss Cora Pitts Josiali Painter Mra Sarah Phillips W H Reel J T ltoah Caspar Kees Misa Julia T Kaglaud Nanuie I. Kedman J II Ro9emoald St Oo Uobertaon G W Koberts John C Roehl Charles Rogers K Kedtran Honry Reynolds A D Rotter Edtnond Reler Joseph Rhodes 0 K Mi aw JOavltl K Siks Mr Stewart Mike Scrilier Henry Smith Kd J Shumate Mrs Agues Sprouge J II Bnrttfa Truman B Stocker Bavid Stull Sultou Snow B P Snider Mrs Ellen Snyder Mrs KUeu Seinmons U Schnee Mrs Louisa Stuart John ?hort Mrs Annie J Stanley Miss Anna Stons Joseph Sallentine A G Stokes Wm Stafford James I. ScoSeld Jesse Sinclair Jas D Todd Geo H Thomas Charles Turner A Maver limbic II II Vail ..I oti ii It Wilcox Mra M Wright TUadlas Wise Jacob Henry WioduardSH Wiusor Georgo Walker John Wade Misa Jane Waters Mrs Sarah Winters C C Wilson Geo II Wees Churls WakiusGeo W White John Wright Wm Woods Milton Waggener Adarix Wolfe Mrs Rebecca Fine .1:iiui ' Coodlty J ruinin nii, , V.111..U nsHU Joint in ! Grant Mis F. inny Grosrli Mitcheil Garvin J J Guuwiller F Joseph Green John Hilly in il BAlaa J Hays John S Uanvood .1 D Hunt Will Calvin , Hillvar.i Alexander S Hilbert Mrs. Eunice I I1JUI' A ! Hull Bobert ' Hendry Frank Holmes Drue Harrison A H Helming Thomas Harris Irfivina Holland John Hainuierslauuli ii Bros Bollinger John Harrington Marcillas Huff T A Hughes W L U Holand J Inwood Win Jeaae W II Jones Alleu Jones A Musser Jenimprson John $lcoJore King Misa Galena Wallacu A.laiu W Kai'dig Robert wiiimniss Kling V H Willis Edward Kistr. His Jacs Warnur Chas T. Klank ; V Wells Wm Keeler M II Voting Adrian i C. It. RUDD, P. M. , uttoo.ns. 75 noxn.y- foil il,- low bv S. E. GILBERT A. CO., sept! No. 4 Sycamore etreet. f Jit SOJtr. -100 BOXES OLD 129 ninl Choice, for sale bv sept I S. E. GILBERT A Cd. mmem. la tit i.s. .ii.i. Ktjvnm S. E. GILBERT A CO. a w roi i'or sale by mm Kiiro it us. in;. ti i', jij.7..i, Hon! in reela and dozens, tor sale by S K. GII.HKKT V CO. . so im.-ion hi: us uk st quality, for sale by S. E. GILBERT t CO. sl!IHlKS.- u-t.vno W SJ II, CI i.s, Nails. Almonds, Filberts, Brazil Nuts, Kfujiish Walnuts, Figs, Baisins, Currants, Prunes, I iiork- i an.Iy, fined Beer, Oysters, Sardines, Alum, - it: -..'Ii.. Sulphur, Koll Brimstone, Copperas, Madder, Extract of Logwood, Ind-go, Cream Tartar, Soda, Bedcords, Blacking, Batting, Cloves, Ccinent, Cigars of all hinds, Nntmegs, Lemon Sirup, r.tM i- Jars, Lanterns and Flasks, Mn-t iril. Matches, Pepper Sauce. Spanish Moss, Stone Pipes, Powder, SM'ery Fus.-. Tobacco of all kinds, Fancy )-- h. Vineir, Oor.lnge, Better, Cap, Note, an i Wrapping Paper, Envelope., Teas, O.mpher, Saltpeter, etc.. ete. , A supply of the above kpt constantly on hand, and for s.iir at the If . rest prices by S. E. GILBERT & CO., septl No. 4 Sycamore street. . 7.1 lit II I Oil IIOXKS UKST UVJL 3 ity for sal- U. by S. E, GI LBERT CO. JJX't M S.I I. K. . H Oil KIHK KBOOK my Safe, small size, chesp fer cash at JAS. B. SPALDING'S, stipti Corner Maiu and First. gffri-jLi' JI ST MJV Tt.HK. - M WIS, WJF Rye, Itye. Just received an il lor sale at tiecheap cash (tore of B. S. KUSTO.N" & CO., Fifty I bushel, of Rya Seed. septl M IIT' OIIUKBS TJKKJS' JtT PJB j f. r Hardware and Debts. JACtill SliAOB A SON, No. 74 Main street. Miprr ly iT(.-HUtI ' OA"VVfi- , I Ion I tn announce that they have reesiv- 1 e 1 a fi il slipp y of ALL TUE BOOKS to be used I in the acboshl tlio ensuing term, and solicit the ' suppcrt of their frlsads ami the public, which they endeavoi ftlwsy. to sseslB angl DOBELL A CONYNGTON. ' UIK STKJ.nitOJT KJTK SJ R. :het will be sold at the Anction Rorns of II Vc-l- .. ou Tuesday, St-ptember 4th. at 10 o'clock, by order ot the underwriters Che boat, eagipe, boiler, and all the fixtures, us she new lays iu ill . Wabash river, in from 3Jj iu 4 feet of water, near Little Rock. Tebhs of Sale. One-third cash, one-third in three months, cue-third in six mouths, the purchaser giving note with approved security, la?sriug interest from date, payable in Bank. P. FINK, Agent. II. Nr.LsoN ,t Co., Auvtioaeera. aeptl K T H .VM KOB 1 ' O I, JV tJ 9 Atuerica. A Toy clmtSTflU to keep the boys duriojg rainy days. uict at home, and at the same lime to predispose them for useful mechanical employment, is in the shape of Toy Toole bee ta of different si.es, in store aud for sale at the Hardware Store of GEO. S. SONNTAG A CO., aulT "Iain St., just below the Branch Bank.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. N.Y.MILLINERY STORE. BSONNEE & BROS., No. 7. First sr., bet. Matti A SjcamorV, EVA SSVt'tXti, 1XD1AKA. mar.au vLt. 'oru I'.ntTici lju

WW attuntioii toottr fell an I corn lete stock of Mfilinerv C'-uds, an. h i.s Uaa.iy-Made Silk aud Tdvef Itohhets, Straw rfcio . ITats I! nI net ltibbou. an J Velvet Sfbbons of.ajl widths I Silks, Satins, and Velvets,' Ireneh an 1 ArBsiloaUl Floweia, Biouils, Edgiug. Laces. Ruirlies, and a . great variety ol" ll,-ad-ilr,-ssei, C.iiur. s and Netts. Being cou'ms t.Hl with one . f the largest import1 ing houses ,No. -' af.I . Br aitway, New York ! city.) whero we impurt iuit.1 of our good! direct j from Paris, we have ibt i. fore bi llet I .. ilitiee foi obtaining goods and slyl.-s, tli.lti atiy I: msc r.iit el' j New York. Wo aa cnnliy tn r. l?..iii ...id milliners throughout the West, having formerly eupIdled themacrvtw either at Louisville eH ( in. nmati, or at the Eastern nun ki ts, ic respi. ltnily invite.1 I to stop and call in to inspect nod compare OSU j prioas at any rate lietore going East. Ploaso gir.. us a trial and yen ehal I lie convinced. Bleaching ami 1'iissin ihme for the trade. I ' aug.2S Cms IlHONM l: ,t 1K"-. wxftJ TUK us : Jh'KJ TMM it s : : aoo jT II.--- I:, w F.-al'e rs, just reci i. .1 and lor gale I at SCIIAPKEB .t Br? SING'S, aug28 No 19 Main street. rm f.. f.Ks si;fli.js ..w ! JL Parents. Tim I'rteJri booU of I his city will ..maierico on Mot. day , 3d otSepi. t.i1ur ui-xt. All candidates .'. ' ' i !' lii.-h School are pasted ' and will be admitted. : All tratihlers lo or from tlx' coy for School pin -posiw must bs mad" luior.tr riepteml?r 20th next, j By ord.-r . I il eU aiio. ! anglS-dl.l r3lIOBNBR0OK , fffc. , rmyo j't.ujo-i- tjik KLooit, cat : M K. -oio.lv'. J.J. it nioi-.A.-ry. it i the liest preparuiou iu the world t"i th it pnrposs.Forsaleby WM BTEItBOWEIt, Druggist, i,iw. Hb. '1 Washington Blook. w.-tx von m i i f siinplv 'it-Tt recrtvad bv WM. IHKRliOWF.rt. N.' Ifl Waehingion Hlock. Cans A 1 ,r aasJHL rm i. mnm wm i . v i . it u k 0M Bros, ate no receiving .nil t.pesiiug lieu seasonable stock .1 FtLI. AND vv INI KB (,'Miis, which will ha very e. tensive and I prices will lav.. ral ly BSJBJPBra vm ilul. Then IV hells.' ill the city. Tliey nwpectrullv invite lire ladies tinrrall .-int..,.. era in general to c:.ll ai.lh-ir stand. N". 30 Main strei-t. .aug.'2.:i KHSF.B lllii is g til f: a sjc , in ftKste. -.i--, iteti:: Wis Prime W . K. Ctieessc asl receives" and for sale bv CHAS. TI. lullN'STGN, nug'2 I'osev Block. mmnw wiiitk . -, u.ti.t--VI bbla iusl hi aug2 C1IAS. Mi-.IOIl.NSTHN. PoaeJ Blook. ECAjH.jDWAjRI3 AT WUOLEMA LI'. SPRING SAJ.ES OF I860, CHAS. I. 13 FIRST STREET, f HIS tM I' .9 II Of S K S T.t HATM lishment hli.si wilh NEW 0001 within the last four weeks by sea, from KM; I. A N 1) and GERMANY, an. I bv railroad from New Finland MANUFACTUBERS. They have boon Bur chased, many of them, for CA81I, and to MERCHANTS, OBOCKR and 1 BADE US, who wish to pay Cath, or prompt time Lv 'ft -, be rati give his a.aurancs that they can pur -fm their serine stocR ol him at the BOTTOM Of ANY EASTERN MARKET (simply adding freight.) -U tiro much ItEDIH'El) IN PRICE, and M EB. 'II A NTS ErIU DO TUKJIEBYES, GOOD to call on Inn I fore they biif? and U. on what t' BOTTOM OP THE MARKET IS. Iu bis ample supply may bo loun.l the follovi ing STANDARD GOODS. 3000 Pairs WALKER'S and other, TRACE CHAINS. 5 casks LOG AND PLOW CHAINS. 50 doz Root HAMES. 50 doz Horse and Mule COLLARS, (GOOD.) 100 doz AMERICAN HOE CO.'S Planters' Hoes. 50 doz Garden RAKES, steel and iron. 25 doz MANURE forks, ass'd. 50 doz 0. AMES', and others, Shovels and Spades. 50 doz TUTTLE'S Hook Tooth Cross-Cut Saws. 100 doz WELLS', (Hunt's) Lippincott's and Collins Axes 50 doz HUNT'S Hatchets. 25 doz HUNT'S Broad and Hand Axes. 25 doz WITHERBY'S Drawing Knives. 25 doz SPEAR & JACKSON'S Hand Saws. 50 doz COOK'S Patent, and other, AUGER BITTS. 200 doz AUGERS, Blue Nut Gra'd Twist and Common. 2000 doz TABLE KNIVES, English, and J. Russell & Co.'s AMERICAN. 500 doz WOSTENHOLM'S, Bunting's and Barnes' POCKET KNIVES. 50 doz WADE & BUTCHER'S Razors. 1,000,000 G. D., S. B Water Proof CaTs. -A.JLJ5.Q, 100 doz WALDRON Grass and Grain Scythes. 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. K sOOfl HA"?" XtfiliC . 7 M . 1Q tjrriaCl btOlieS, 18 XO OU 111. 200 doz Scythe STONES. 500 doz BUTCHER'S Files. 20 cases OHIO TOOL CO.'S Planes, reduced prices. At.F. T FUKtaAJMU 2000 feet RUBBER BELTING, BEST IN AMERICA, on hand, 1 1-2 to 24 inch. TOGETHER AVITII SHELF HARDWARE AND TOOLS of every description. mW Orders executed with tbe inmost car. asul promptitude marlJ l.ES S. WELLS, Wholesale Dealer.