Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 9, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 September 1860 — Page 2

-CVANSVILLE. IND.

'UESDAY MOBS I NO.... SEPTEMBER 18 PEOPLE'S TICKET. FOB PRESIDENT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN or m.raon. 'Tub Pboplb or thrsh Usited Jtitk ARB THE BIQUTFUli MASTERS OF BOTH Jongbessbs and Courts, hot to Overthrow PHB CONSTITUTION, BUT TO OVERTHROW THE uEN WB3 PERVERT Abraham Lincoln. tub Cosstitutiox.' FOR VICE PRESIDENT, HANNIBAL HAMLIN OF MA15X. g? " I Love my Country mors tba I Love HT Party." Hannibal Hamlin, Presidential Electoral Ticket. Elector for the Slate at Large. WILL CUMBACK, of Decatur. JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jetrerson. District Elector: 1st District Cyrus M. Allen, of Knox. fid District John W. Bay, of Clark. "1 District Morton C. Hunter, of Monroe. 4th District John H. Parquahar, of Franklin. 6th District Nelson Truster, of e'ayette. Cth District Reuben A. Biley, of Hancock. 7th District John Han na, of Pntuatn. i tl. District Samuel A. Huff, of Tippecanoe. fth District James N. Tyner, af Miami, loth District Isaac Jcnkinson, of Allen, lllh District laiWO. Dally, of Huntington. Kl CONGRESS FIR8T DISTBIOT, OF FPENCBB OOCSTY. FOR common plbas jctdob, in the District composed of Vanderburgh, Warrick, Posey and Gibson Counties, JOHN PITCHER, OF POSEY OOUSTY. FOR JOINT REPRESENT ATIT To tiu General Assembly, far the Counlits of Posey and Vanderburgh, JOHN R. HUGO, of Posey county. Opposition State Ticket. FOR OOVBRMOR, HENKY S. LANE, of Montgomery. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph, FOR TREASURER OF STATE, JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke. FOR ACDITOR OF STATE, ALBERT LANOE, of Vigo. FOR ATTORNET rTBNBRAL, JAMES O. JONES, of Vanderburgh. FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COCBT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion, FOR CLERK OP RCPRBMB COURT, JOHN PAUL JONES, of Lagrange. FOR SCPERINTESDKIIT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam. Hon. Thomas Corwin's Speech Ai JZoansville, Sept. 8, 18C0. (CONCLUDED.) In 1H2K a caae involving this question OBm before the Supreme Conrt from the Territory of Florida. John Marshall waa chief jneuoei John Marshall, the mpst eminent jusrist of modern times, whose decisions an- quoted and respected in England. Chief Justice Marshall, the whole court concurring, paid that Congress, and only Congrees, had the power to govern the territories, and gave as the reason, that if Cuhgn s had the power to acquire Territory, she hud the power to govern. The power to buy or conquer implied the power to control. One uniform course of authorities nuwo ttia to have been th oiiniA of the Supremo Court as to the power of Oongress, np to about four weeks before the passage of the Kansas Nebraska Hill. All the authorities ere on one side. The passage of the Ordinance of IT87 under the Confederation, the concurrence in that measure by the first Congress under the Constitution, the laws of 1798 and 1804 forbidding the taking of eluves into certain territories for sale nnder Revere penalties, the refusal to remove the prohibition of 1787 by Congress in 1809-10 on the petition of inhabitants of the Territory of Iudiana, the uuanimoa opinion of Mr. Monroe and his Cabinet, the decision of the Supreme Court, at the head of which was John Marshall, in 1828, all show this to have been the general opinion as to the power of Congress. Washington, Jefferson, Franklin (at one time, with John Marshall, art officer of an anti-slavery society in Richmond), the Adamses, Madison, Monroe and bis Cabinet, Marshall, down to Jackson (who in 1S33 approved a law of Congress repealing certain Territorial laws enacted in Florida, that were distasteful to Congress), all these old sages are to be Bammoiled oa out side. On the other, Douglas and Breckinridge, young geutlemeu sitting on a log in the woods. The greatest heroes and statesmen and jurists of the age ou one j side. On the other two babies, just weaned, j who cry out that those old fellows didn't know anything. The babies know every- ) thing ; they had reached the height of all knowledge. The old fellows who made : the Constitution were fools I But it is charged that the Republicans axe au aggressive party. They are not. They occupy tiie beaten path of the fathers. They stand on the very rock on which the fathers placed the Constitution. They are the only party that adheres to the Constitution. They travel the road Macadaniircd with the bonea of our Revolutionary sires. jJr. Breckinridge had said that ours was a sectional and unconstitutional party. The truth was, as Mr. C. bad shown, the Republican was the only Constitutional party. All others had departed from the faith of those who formed the Constitution. These God-forsakun " black Republicans " were now occupying the ground held by the old Whig party so long as it existed, by the Demjocratie party up to 1854, and by the -psfrties vrhi;h preceded them. Why even packson, tfce father of the Democratic party, I believed in the power of Congress over the Territories ; he signed a bill in 1833 rwealing cortain territorial laws of Florida, Oar opponents are now runniog off after Novelties, and ire are the true conservatives. :How have Mefer.-. Breckinridge and Douglas and their followers got this new light ? Are we to be reviled and denounced because we ciing to the Constitution, as you did up to Six or eight years ago ? The speaker then delivered nn impressive denunciation against that unholy ambition which led 8tepUen A. Dongias in 154 to depart trom this ancient faith, break down solemn comniniieAa a-jS da. ... . , nA- C it, In, . Zl u 1 V i ,. . '. subversive of the ancient policy of the gor etnment. Mr. Corwin then alluded to the old Whig party and to Its great leaders, Webster and Clay. They always believed in this power of Congress, and so did their party. He here paid a touching tribute to the memory i!'Clay, and in doing so, we noticed that his emotions nlniost overcame him. He choked rrp momentarily and his eyes became suffused with moisture. Probably aone noticed this except those who wero clone to bim. but his emotion was very app&rcot.

He then reviewed uad Uiaurovetl the areu-

ment of tfouglas and those who ! in ubvertiog the compromises nr.d attacking ttai polity, that by the. lagislathjn of 1k:o the Compromise nseasares -Ooupress surrendered this power. Mr. O. Baid this was not so, because in those very Compromise ; measures, In the act for the organization of ' the territories of New Mexico and Utah, it ffU expressly ordained that aTl I.ia's passed by the territorial legislatures should be re- I ferred to Congress, and if that body opprov- ; ed them they were to stand valid : if it dis- , approved, they were to be null and void. Congress said to the people of thos? territones, uo, organise your temporary govern menu ; enact your laws ; Lmt refer them to us for onr approval." Here we see Congress, so lato as 1850, asserting its right to exercise this power over the territories. Mr. C. then showed the difference between Squatter Sovereignty and genuine Popular Sovereignty. Iu the former case, the Territorial Legislature, representing bnt a small portion of the people of the Government, make a law, but if it does not 6uit the Governor, the appointee of the President, ho vetoes it, and it has to he passed over the veto, not by a mere majority, but by two-thirds df both branches of the legislative asembly, if it is to become a law ; if it fails to obtain a two-tbirds vote alter it is vetoed, the will of the people is defeated, and oh man rales. He then defined genuine popular sovereignty to be that which was vested in the representatives of all the 30,000,000 people of this government. The people of the United Slates, whose blood sind treasure acquired the territories, all should have some say in governing thtm. A majority of the whole people should dcci le the institutions of the territories till they became Sovereign States. Instead of one man the President of the Uuitid States governing the- territories, he would have three hundred do it, as the sworn representatives of the whole people of the United States. The speaker then Vent off on one of his discursive flights, in which wit and eloquence abounded. He refucred to the exaltation of Babylon and to her subsequent downfall, and hold her fate up as a warning to those who grow luxurious and careless of the liberties of their country. Be said Christopher Columbus, when he came here, If he had Imagined that the continent he was discovering ever would, ufter attaiuing tts present degree of advancement, return to barbarism, would have turned the prow of his vesBel homeward without landing. He again gave assurance that the Republican party considered the South entitled to an efficient Fugitive Slave Law by the Constitution, and that the party Bays that fugitives shall be returned. Their candidate for the Presidency says so. The South had a law in 1793, 1850 and ever since, which Is as well executed as any other kw. We concede the right to have the law to onr Southern brethren. Here a seat broke down, as numerous others had done from the crowd of people ou them. Mr. Gorwin, iu his quick manner of gettiug off a bon mot, and with his inimitable style of expression, said to those who fell, " Von are humbled now that you may be exalted ia October." He then took a bird's cyu view of tho futnre, and pictured forth iu glowing terms tho glory of our country when its fertile territories shall be filled with teeming millions of freemen. He exhorted his hearers to act conscientiously in ciercieing the right of suffrage. He asked them to swear their consciences. j an 1 act as if they expected to die liefore morning, wucn they would have to rentier an account before God for the deeds done in the body. He ndvised them to make up their minds and declare) according to the doctrines and practices of the Fathers of the Republic. "Il'urmed with the right principles, the gates of hell can't prevail against you." Tho approach of a heavy thunder gust cot short Mr. Corwin's remarks. The audience were entirely absorbed in his eloquence, sod were loth to have him cease speaking. Ho had entertained them for over two hours with the most eloquent, able, and entertaining address many of them had ever heard. The foregoing sketch (written partly from memory, from notes taken umlei- disadvantages) gives a pretty fair idea of his maUer, the more augmentative portions of il;but the frequent amusing episodes and digressions, the solemn apostrophe?, the anecdotes told in his incomparably humorous c'-yle, the ironical resnarks clothed in mock solemnity, the dramatic outbursts of patriotic enthusiasm, the burning sarcasm directed at some luckless object, the ventriloquial precipitation of tho voice right at some x!ron singled out as an object of an appeal or joke all this, intensified and assisted as it was by that extraordinary countenance which can almost makeaapeech of itself without the aid of the vocal organs rendered this oration the delight of those who heard it, and one to be remembered with pleasure as long as they live. MeA of all parties were there the ladies were present it was a mixed aodienco, yet the attention was complete and the gratification general. No report can do Mr. Corwin justice. His extraordinary dramatic and physiognomical peculiarities defy the reporter's pencil. He must be seen and beard to be appreciated, as all know who have heard him. After the speaker closed, three cheers were given for Tom. Cor win, the Stur Spangled Banner was performed by the Band, and the audience dispersed to find shelter from the storm. TUB 6BIOAUO PLATFORM, AS AMBMOSn AMP AD0FTCO. ssaissd. That we, the delegated representatives of the Bjopnbllcan electors of the United States, iu Convention assembled. In the discharge of the duty we owe to our constituents aud our country, unite la the following declarations : 1st. That the History of the nation during tin lut four vears. has fully ests,ll!shM the propriety and necessity of the organization an i perreumtio of the Republican part; ; and that the causes win- h : called It iuto existence ere permanent in thefr o j tnre, and now. More than ever bef"r, don.and its i peaceful sad coustttotlonal triumph. ! 4. That the maiateuance of the principles proI nu!gtel iu the Declaration of Independence and : embodied in the Federal GonatHsttina That all men are created equal ; tliat they aro enii wed by ! tl-.eir Creator with cerbtin inalienalile rights; tkat ! ausoug these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of ' appinsas ; that to secure these right', governments 1 are Instituted among men, deriving their just powera from the oousent of the governed " is essential 1 toths preservation of our Republican iustitutlous ; and that tae Feslaral Conatiinti n, tlie Rights of ; the Statas, and the Union of the States nin-t and suailee preserved. I 3. That to the Cnloo of the States this nation i owes.lts unprecedented increase in population , its surprising dsTeispment sf material resources, its rapid auguantatin of wealth, its happiness at home and its hoaur abroad; and we hold In abhorrence, all .enemee for Diatmiou, coino from whatever source they may : Aud we congratulate the country that no Barn'lcan member of Qcaanieaa kas uttered or oonuteoanced tho sklesBa of liisnnlou sr often made by Democrat ic members, without rel-uks and with applaum riw Ooir poliii.-al associate. ; and we dnousce tho- threats ot ays) anion, in caas 01 a popular overthrow of t:i-'r n,. cendent as deny it a the vital principles of a free Csasriiuient, and as an avowal of coi;templ..ti.d treason, wblr it Is the itBeettiHv.T fluty of an 1ndiguasH lfWHie al !- SwbsBae u-i-i Sorevcr V hsaoa. "

4. That toe maintenance inviolate of the Bights, of the States, and especially the right of each State to order and control its own domestic institutions according to its own judgment exclusively, is e-F-ntiftl to t4;ai bal.tnce f powers on which the perfection and endurance of our political Ubric depends; aud ww denounce the lawless invasion by armod fur.-e of the soil of any State or Territory, no matter under whatpretext.aaamoDgthegraveat f crime?. 6. That the present Denncratio Administration ha iar exc.Jed our worst apprehensions, in ita rieasuroless subserviency to tin exactions of a sectional interest, as especially evinced in its desperate exertion to force tBe infamous Lecampton Constitution upon the protesting people of K insas ; In construing the prsonl relation betweeu mauler an3 servant to involve an unqualified property in persons ; in its attempted enforcement, every where ..n land and ae-, thr-M:gh tb intervention of ConEFeai and of ths Federal Oonrts, of the extreme (retentions of a purely local interest ; and In ita genera uud unvarying abnaeof the power Intrusted to it by a confiding people. G. That the People justly view with alarm tho reckleas extravagance -which pcrradee every department of the Federal Government; that a return to rigid econoray and accountability Is indi.-pensabla to arrest th systematic plunder of the public treasury by favored partisans ; while the recentstartling developments of frauds and corruptions at the Federal Metropolis, stow that an entire change of administration is imperatively demanded. 7. That he new derma that the Constitution, of its own force, carries Slavery into any or all ef the Territories; of tho Cn'ted States, is a dangerous political hereay, at varlanre with the explicit pro visions of that instrument itself, with contemporaneous exposition, aud with legislative and Jadlclal precedent; ia revolutionary in its tendency, and ubversive of the peace au 1 harmony of the country. 8. That tho normal condition of all the Territory ot tho Cuited States Is that of freedom: That aa our Bepublican fathers, when they had abolished slavery in all our national territory, ordained that " no person should be deprived of life, liberty, or propert.", without dne process of law,11 it becomes ur dnt , ty legislation, whenovor such legislation ts ncreetary, to maintain this provision of the Constitution .-.tirist ail attempts to violate it ; and we deny the authority of Congress, of a territorial legislature, or of any individuals, to give legal existence t. Slavery In any Territory of the United States. 9. That we brand the recent re-opcnlng of the African Slave-Trade, under the cover of our National Flag, aided by perversions of jadtclal power, as a criui" against Humanity and a burning shasne to our Country and Age ; and we cull npon Congress to take prompt and efllclent measures for the total aud tinal suppression of that execrable . ' 10. That in the recant vetoes, by their Federal U-jveruurs, of the acts of the Legislatures of Kauand Nebraska, xirohibitlng Slavery In "thoso Territories, we find a practical UlustratioD of the boasted Democratic principle of Non-intervention Miid r ..r Sovereignty embodied in the KausasIvebraska bill, and ademonstiation of the deception and fraud involved therein. 11. That Kansas should, of right, be Immediately admitted as a State under tho Constitution recently formed and adopted by her people, and accepted by tha House of Bopreaeutativee. Thit, while providing revenue fur tb support of the general government by dutiiw upon Imports, sound policy requires such an adjustment of '.!. imposts as to oncourage tho development of tb industrial intereete of the whole country' and we commend that policy of national exchanges, which seenrcs to tho working men liberal wages, to agriculture remunerating prices, to mechanics aud manufacturers an adequate reward for their Skill, labor, aud enterprise, and to the nation commercial prosperity and independence. 13. That wo protest against any sale or alienation to other ot the Fablic I.suds held by aotual settlers, and against any view of the Feo Homestead policy which regards the settlers ai panpers or suppliants for public bounty , and we demand tbo (sissago by Congress of the complete aud satisfactory Homestead measure which has already passed tt House. 11. That the Republican party Is opposed to any change in our Naturalisation Lawa, or auy Stato legislation by which the rights of citizenship hitherto accorded to immigrants from foreign lands shall be abridged or impaired ; and in favor of glviug a full and efficient protection to the right of all classes of citizens, whether native or naturalized, both at home and abroad. 15. That appropriations by Congress for Biter and Harbor improvements of a National character, required for the accommodation and security of an existing commerce, are anthorized by the Constitution, and Justified by the obligation of Ooveranieut to protect tho lives and property of ita citizens. 10. That a Ballroad to the Pacific Ocoau la Imperatively demanded by tu interests of the Whole country ; that the Federal Government ought to render immediate and efficient aid in Its construction ; and that, aa preliminary thereto, a dally Overland M.ill should be promptly established. 17. Finally, having thus art forth our distinctive principles ami views, we invite the co-operation of all eiti.ons, however differing on other questions, who substantially agreo with us in tholr affirmance and support. N EW ADVERT IS E WE NTS.

. iziraImporter. tftt-' BT-f-V WtTBJI fl'I. I, HTOCK U at QUEESaM'AHE, FREXCH ASD EXOLlSIf, CIIIXA, OLABSWABK, TEA TRA I S, AND TABLE CUTLERY, tor the Fall trade, at Cincinnati prices, which will save ten per cinL In freight and charges, to all parties below tho Falls. No. 18 Main street, Evansville, Ind. taj Assorted Crates for the country trade ou hand. soptl.S QUACK NOSTRUMS. rBWK JVE BJ ITttBK CM BOOB m says: "The majority of Hair Washes, Hair Dye-, Hair Tonics, Hair Oils, aud the uumberlesa preparations now before the public, uuderauch extravagant, hyperbolical and fantastic titles as w e seo paraded in show window cards and newspaper headings, aa hair preparations, are all humbugs of the tirst water; their real meilt, when they possess auy, Is that they do uo harm. Hog's Lard, Whalo Oil, Lard Oil, Sweet oil, scented and colored, make up, when inbeautliul wrappers and white flint glass bottles, tbo costliest charaoter of toulcs ; and when thus costly, are baptized with some trisyllable term, and caught at by verdant young aud old of both saxes . Such ia not the rharactur of sVBfessoc Wood's Hsir Restorative. This gentietltmsn comss before the world without any "high lain tin " Xilophloforlum, or any other astounding and startling catchpenny terms: he simply advertises a fair ReilurtUive what It oxpres.es, precisely and as a Bestorstlve it acts. Buy Prufossrsr Wo'd'sHsIr Rtstoratlvo ; and as you value yotBf scalp, at e, your very brains, apply nothing else ; for it may be that you will get some worse substance than perfumed lard on y,.ur cranium. Remember, Wood's Bestorutlve r she Hair Is the bet article extant." Ba.IS.wiU, by nature's own proooas, Beaters. Gray Huir to the Original Odor, Will make it On on Bald Heads, Will restore tlis Natural Secretions, Will remove at once all itcblug. Will remove all Dandruff, Will cure all eruptions even Scald Head, Will make the Hair Bolt ond Glossy. Will make th old appear young again. Will pivserve tlo tlolnr of Hair to old age. Will always Faaren It andstop Its Falling, And is one of the best T'llet Articles for Uio Hair now in us". Manufactured by O. J. WOOD A CO., and sold Wholi ?le and Retail at 111 Broadway", New York, and 11 I Market street, St. Louis. Mo. Also sold by all druggists iu tne city and country. septl.rbb b bTjsb n 8 ir uTjTb n j .- n J(L Syrulsk 10 bbls 8a.uaita Mew Tork Standard A Or ashed Sugar r.t ISc per lb. 10 bbls Stuart's New Vnrk Stan. laid A Powdered Snssr at 13c per Bv,5 bt IsStnaitV .-w York Standard AflranulnteJ Sugar at 13c per 1, ft hbls tuart's New Yoik Clarifici Prasorsiag Sugar at U'y; par lb. 6W lbs extra Urge I..sf Sin.ir. ft bWs Stuart's Sngsr House 8vrii at 80c aati gal., 5 bbls Stuart's So Idea Syrup at T e per gal., ft I bis Stuart's Extra 0 -lden Syrup at a(c pel gal., 1 M I Belcher's St. Louis Symp at Skk! per gl.. .' bbls Stuart's Excelsior Gol lcn Syi up -the best ever in Evansville marEet at tl per awX For sale by COOK A LANCiL? r . EUREKA BAZAAR Opcsi for the Fall Campaign. ClftOK B EJTJX'eZ.BV' HAVE Ji'OW i-ueived and got for Inspection the bulk of the.r 1 ill stock, and Halter th ti.selves that thoy arc io siiape to offer a better selection of Family Rrocerits, Provisions, U.h, Woolen and Willow Ware, tli aa any oilier hums In the city, ami challenge competition In price, and qnallty. e.tll Bi8THirt EA V' B ,- JB "J tilt linifti Hi,, i ..nv IA aoekata l.scnira do, ai keisold Java tto, 1,M lbs Roust DaBhie A No. I,

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OB 84 LMi TH t, DJBSMMJLBM House ud Lot io u -nried bv Willard Car penter, at 615,000. Enquire of aeptl5-lw J. 3. JAQTKSS. Wfrnx vide is Jrj'o trMrrjB Jsl Wine Vinegar. SO bbls 1'ure Cider Vinegar, warranted to keep Pickles as firm aa when fir-t made of onr own mafce. 5 1 Ms b-.-st White Wine Vinegar, rery strena-. For sale bv aopiu COOK st liASQLSy. 20 very choice, joo lha Miltana Ratnins. 300 lbs Cooking d . 3 ca-'ks Znnte CurrtJits. i boxea Choice Citron, 20 bcxes Gt'rmau Prunes, for sale by septI4 CuOK & LANGLKT. ar. f cir nxifr, Kt i..no.r, huh. wltM. ring, Ac, Ac 5 bbls So. 2 Marfr.crel, catch 1&G0, S bbls No. 3 Mackerel, catch L800. 1 bbls extra mess Mackerel, 29 kitts extra mesa Mackerel, 2 bbls extra Salmon, catch 1800, 75 boxes new Herring, I bbls new Herring, 10 kitts new Uerriqg, 1,000 lbs extra new Codfish, Just received at the Hcptll KUBEKA BAZAAR. Alt it O X K 8 V H O M C B W. M. Cheese, 1,500 lbs prime W. B. Batter, 2,000 lbs primo Leaf Lard, for su'o by septll COOK A LAKGLEY. 2XJtfHS MCttjJi I I BR ii JU.H 1 cask Clear Sides. 1 cask Shoulders, 5 bbla Heavy Pickled I'ork, for ea'.e by septll COOK A LAKGLEY. WfJL hall bbls "our own parking;" 10 Kegs Lard, "onr own packing," in stoto and lor sale by Septll OiO. LbXER m tx. m. digo, 1 case Madras, received and fer sale by aeptll GEO. FOSTEB CO. JS MOttMS. IS ISOZ. JVO. 1 -7.V Shaker Brooms In store and for sale by srptl4 GKO. FOSt'ER x CO. VOt'., BJIHH, etc. - f'JS f$rJB J -BLV fQjj jujipiy 0f Doors, Sash, Glass, Ceniuut, Plaster Paris and Lime, which we are selling low to the trade. GEO. FOSTEB A CO., septll Corner Locust street and Canal. isfOYSTERSI I. THE SEASON OPENED! y XJH -V MJKt Kl t. tl JtJitL, V JB by Adams Express the Celebrated Fresh BALTIMORE OTSTEBS. NEW YOltK It.VY SHELL OTSTXK8, MILFOKD, HARLEM, OY-TEUS, HLLAWARE BAY OYSTERS, V A R. It A 3? T JC L K 11 E8III Pot nn with especial care aud atyntion. Caua well filled, and free from shell. For salo by the case, half rase aud can. Great inducements offered to dealers and consumers. For sale by J. TODD, Sole Agent, Cincinnati, O. J. V. FELKEB, Sole Agent, sptl4-tf No. 107 Maln-st., Eransvill.-, Ind. NEW FALL MILLINERY, MRS. J . HAST1NCS, 50 MJtlJV ST U NET, JVEXT rext door to BlttrolfTs, reeiiectfL.lv announces to her frleuda and tbo ladies of Evausvillo and vicinity In general, that she has Just returned with her Fall stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods, which is the largest, finest aud most beautiful ever brought to the city. She invites all to give her a call ou t examine her stock, and she flatters herself that she w ill be able to p'enso all, b "th in the quality aud prices of her goods. snptll Mm. J. HASTINGS. "jr KJh'j. ji h it j i7hb it ttjTmifiv t7tT, Ma For sale at COOK A LANOLKY S. New Dry Goods fisiablishiiient. rirurri t .v n ui j j -k it. lath of JL the firm of Boeer Pros. A Co., begs leave to Inform bis friends and citizens of Eransville and vicinity, that he has jnst returned from the East with, and Is now opening at the capacious storo room, on First sti.vtt, one door south of Preston Bros , a splendid stock of Staple and Kaucy Dry G" nis, consisting of evcrythtug from the lowest price Muslin to the finest Silk and Dress Goods the market affords. Having been long acquainted with the bnsiucss, tho nndersigned is aware that tho cash system is the only system which will succeed, and therefore only s'ls for cash. Prlcea will be in accordance. Thereft re, nil in need of Dry floods will call a: the new store on Flrat street, where yon will get the worth ol poor money. Reennctfully, L. FRET. WTlAWKE"nnTrFWrt1S AT $1.50 per Sett Complete. J. A. SMITH & CO., 118 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, f.f;.. FRo.n this nJTit, svnWW nisli the WIDE AWAKE UNIFORM complete, and of the very best quality, consisting of the Water Proof Cspo and Cap of the same material, with Tri-Colore-d Silk Band. Also, tho Torch Lamp with Staff and Flag attached, all ready for use at the extreme Uic price of SI .50 per &U. Our Improved facilities fer manufacturlug these goods, and the Immense demand for them, induces us to offer them at the above low price. CAMPAICN MEDALS. We have a large supply of LINCOLN AND nAMLIN MKDaLS; also, those Of all the other Candidates, which we are selling by thodoxen, hundred nr thousand M New York prices. Terms cash on delivery here or by Express. angla-lss. J. A SMITH A CO. 2u boxes No. 1 Family Soap, 2. boxes arasive :?oap, 7f boxes, halves and quiir ts. Star CandbsV, 2fi brixes Winter Candles, Received and for sale by septli GEO. FOSTER A CO. ibmjTmm.8. noo he a .vaitt, -m - w sorted Wheeling and Pittsburg, iu store atid for sale by GEO. FOSTER A CO. PALL TRADE- 18 6 O. aiORXl J. CONNtlt. WW. W0BXAB. CONNER &. WORM AM, BJBBHOt.B8BEB IBJEBB8 IJ ww Boots arvd Shoes, No. 96 Pearl street, between Vine and Race streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. Keep a large slock of custom aud Eastern work, which Isolfered to the trade at lowest prices. aug21-3md Evansvili-k A CaAwroansviLi.s K. B. Co. ) Evansville, It.,1., Sept. 12, lHSO. f rmjME J.V.V J . JHKBTIJr& OB B Stockholders in this Company, for election of Directors, Ac., will b hel 1 at the Court House In the city of Evansville, on Monday, October 1st, prox., between the hours of 10 o'idock A. M. anil 1 o'clock p. w. By order ot the Board. septl3-td J. K. MARTIN, Sec'Jl. BBtCUIJHIl rOBKJ 8JBJIM.E LOT M of Choice Pickled pork Just received and for sale by VICRKRY BROS., septl2 No. 82 Main street. BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS ranBB chjjobmojs'ob tub fotru, M Mr. A. Scmcnah, has taken the St. Caariai Billiard Sulvott, and invites all bis friends and lovers of the noble game to give him a trial. Players will And cues and everything else to be satisfactory. septl2 mjwBti CB4WuEMMiB87EiS8T Wf W arrival uf the season received and for sale at VICKERY BROS., septl2 No. 82 Main street. ryhjsr otw pj.i vj cL'o v-ku bbbO. M M bush for saleat VICIv ET.Y BROS., septli No. H2 Main street. MBBLB8. JPPL.B8 .' lO JBtil.M. 0jBL Oolden Pippins juat received and for .ale cheap at SPALDING'S, sptl2 Corner Slain aud First. PA Vl LK) Nli 0TE ll TCTrET fwn H E B J V M L i O JV HOTEL, B situated on Water street, between Main aud I Sycsmore streets, will lie Leased for a term of : years Also 30 feet of Ground adjoining, running i back and fronting 144 feet on Sycamore street, will j be teased with said Hotel, or separately. Sal.l ' Hotel is the largest aud best in Evansville, and Is I doing a flrst-rnte business. Said House will be put j in first-rate order, with out-houses and buildings I complete. j PoBseasioa given on ti.e 1st day of October, 189D. Fur tenn, fc, aildr'jas j angln-dtf O.TAV1A E. LEWIS. 19 " is 1-OVB CH.jJ'CB.f j ww will continue to sell at flrt cost for cash j only, a few days lunger. These wanting good Tea, I Tobacoo, r.nd Cigars will please c.ill early. I AS. L SPALDING, i septll Corner Main and First. nPlO J7 J7 J rSi.l: ! J.Yt tJMOCEBS. S. I have a Miiail lot of good os and Xtt inmp ' Tobacco, which I will itlspnas of at low figures for i cas'i! or good paper. JAS. L. SPALDING, septll Comer Min and First. i " I3C,"t&s rjOtlpJ- ; WJRJS JC BZ EJi-'E JCtiT MMc received e. la go and hau isoiae stock or j Hals and Caps of every dsaoriptlon, whioh they oft far to the at very tow isntai. Call and , estsarstae. Tli

MISCELLANEOUS.

Ian Rice's This moat norel, aulqe and Extraordinary Exhibition on Earth, 1 WILL ZXHISIT AFTBKSOOS NI6HT, AT Evansville, Friday &Sat'day, Sept. 2lst A 22d, commencing cn Friday ntght. ADMISSION 50 GTS.; CHILDREN 25 OTt!. This Monster Exhibition Is net a Clrrns, nor a Menagerie, bnt a Grand Exposition of the WOSOERS OF XATVBIi AKD ART. Inclndine the Performances of Highly Trained Animals, Remarkable Exploits of Athletic Power and Agility, the Feats of Dancing and Trick Horses, and Grand Hlppodramatic Spectacle 1 Among the principal features of the Great Show are A Performing Rhinoceros, Which is let loose In the Arena, An Elephant that Walks the Tight Rope, aud other Zoological PheU junma. Mad'lle. ELLA ZOYARA, The Greatest Equestrienne iu the World ; a lifelife representation of A (iRASD V O U RIf A M K S T sf the middle ages, and other rare novelties of equal attractive power. Upon Storing each placu of exhibition MADAME ZOI AKA will drive the Band Team of from 12 to 20 Horses through the principal streets. The entire Exhibition will be found to consist of an unparalleled array of elegant, refined and startling uoveltles. 'ST See large and small descriptive aud pictorial bills. D McLARKN, Sole Proprietor. Chas. Wxasutt, Treasurer and Gen 'I Sup't. W. C. P&kbton, Contracting Agent. The whole under the supervision of DAN RICE. septl'2 JSOOJI8 1 O JtO M . urn it it CM HAP Hrcoms at viuivKiiJ uaus., septl'A No. ITe Main street. Jm' Confectionery Store of Knrts, on First street, near the Post Office, Evansville, Ind., is for sale cheap. The stock consists ot Candles, Fruits, Ac. For terms apply at tho store to sapt7 Mrs. CA ROLINE KURTZ. Mm-i.'j 9 f-j u pju t m - so bj it m m t. s jSz Newark Plaster Jnat received and for sale by septl CHAS. McJOHNSTOS. -rmJcojtr: Bjcojyr.'-ttoo PovJS'ita BMW iims. Shoulders and Sides in store and for saleby VICKEBT BROS., septl-' No. 82 Main sireet. JFKB it ! t'BB it I . MA'S Of Bran and Shorts; 100 bnsli Ear Corn, 60 bush. Oats, for sale by VICKERY BROS., septl2 No. 32 Main street. KB O :K0TOBSjrif8T BBCill V-JTb ML LW bush large and good at VICKERY BROS., septl.! No. H2 Main stiett. !BE U CO it f I MB, etc., e.0(i WW lbs New Codfish 1 No 1,2 and 3 Mackerel, In store and for sal -at VICKERY BROS., septl2 No. 82 Main street. jktinuft v vtmojv. tmbbjTb tjvb bjaLsWship heretofore existing between John Goels and J. H. Green, undr the firm and etyl? of Goels A Green, was (his day dissolved by matual consent. The business will be continued at the same stand by Mr. J. B. Green, who has assumed all of the liabilities of the firm of Goels A Green, and who alone is authorised to osllect money due the firm. JOHN GOELZ, eept7-ow J.BGREEN. Boots cfc WW F.J I) X H lit K O H" 8 STOCK OB bLW. Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Caps Is now complete. No larger, nor better selected stock of good goods, was ever brought to tho Pocket of Indiana. They have been bought of the beet nianufucturers of New England, and at the lowest possible rates, and will be sold for cash or prompt paper at corresponding figures. Merchants visiting the city for the purpose of buying goods would be wall paid by looking through tiieir ateek. sept7 rWlOB BJWOBBMifUJVBtt, OJS BELT, tiring from active commercial pursuits, so long and pleasantly carried on by himself and other mcmlasrs of his house (over thirty years) In Southern Indiana, wocld returu his most grateful thanks to Ins numerons friends and caetomera for their many kindnesses ; and lu taking leave of his friends, commercially, ho can with, oonfldsnce recommend his snicesaors to tho patronage of his friends as every w y worthy of thsir continued fasors. M. W. FOSTER. Sept. 1st, I860 sept3 FArRGROUNDS I FAirfROUN DST (MLL BBH80JSS VV7 TO sr rent stands for the sale of food tor the crowd, or the dining hall, those wishing to ran swings or exhibit shows, will make application to the undersigned. The Fair will bo held fonr days September 2Sth, 23th, 27th, aud 28th, I860. 8eptC-tf P. HORNBBOOK, Sec'y. M-10UJV HU00.1S8. '-lis BOX EM" BOB Wf sale low by 8. E. GILBERT A CO., septl No. 4 Sycamore street. BmJB SOJBX O O BOXES OLE MB and Choice, f ir sale by septl 8. E. GILBERT A OO. rWMUTS IB BV W for sale by EELS. mMLL EJ,'li8 6. E. GILBERT A CO. BBBliCOmOa, EEJBB, JBJ.VII LJt, -MB und Cotton, in reels and dozens, for sate by septl S. E. GILBERT A CO. C. e.-100 fMEtJS EE8T quality, for sale by S. E. GILBEBT 4 CO. B-V r, .1 -lIMItS Ut.V ft O W SJSE, w Glass, Kalis. Almonds, Filberts, Brazil Nuts, English Waluuts, Figs, Baisins, Currants, Prunes, Book Candy, Drlssl Beef, Oysters, Sardines, Alum, Epsom Salts, Sulphur, Boll Brimstone, Copperas, Maddar, Extract of Logwood, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Soda, Bedcords, Blacking, Batting, Cloves, Cement, Cigars of all kinds, Nutmegs, Lemon Symp, Ginger, Glass Jars, Lanterns and Flasks, Mustard, Matches, Pper Sauce, Spanish Uoss, Stone Pipes, Powder, Safety Fuse, Tobacco of all kinds, Fancy Soaps, Starch," Vinegar, Cordage, Letter, Cap, Note, and Wrapping Paper, Envelopes, Teas, Oamphsr, Saltpeter, etc., etc. A supply of the above kept comitantly on hand, and for sale at the leases! price by S. E.GILBERT A CO., septl No. 4 ycamare street. lOO BOXES VEST OVULity for sale low by S. E. GILBEBT CO. WJOB 8JLJB. a tiOOIt BIBB BBOOB BV Safe, small sixe, ehesp fer cash at JAS. L. SPALDING'S, septl Corner Main and First. .S'L - JU8T IJ riMB.- BTB, Rye, K-. Jr.st received and for sale at the chp cash store of B. 8. RL'STON & CO., Fifty bushels of Rye Seed. sept! f U T I O B HE It 8 TJKBJV JT PJtit for Hardware and Debts. JACOB SRAUB A SON, septl -4 w No. T4 Mafe street. Tich. o o me i.i, tc f ojs'trJrHWlw ton bg to announce that they have revived a fun supply of ALL THE BOOKS to be used In the schools In the ensuing term, and solicit the support of their friends and the public, which they endeavor always to merit. angl DOBEtL A CONTNGTON. JF li.l Tlltltfi : BBJ THE B8! S 3 0 0 lbs. new Featbeis, Just reeaivrd and for sale i ...... ...... .... - .j , aug2"l No. 49 Main street. AOr("9.V Of CIVBJl TE Of .IMJe neaia. I wish to call the attention of phy.lclans aud the publle to this agreeable purgative, which 1. prepared jresS in m? store. It is decidedly superior to auy article that is mannfaetnred In the East and svjtc here, as Its qualities aredesttyyed bv ace. WM . B1HRB0WER, Druggist, tm&f 73 Hate sSfi. VamByzBn Btcafc.

INSURANCE.

Insurance Agency. ALLEN cThALLOCK KvaiiH-ri I le. UNDERWRITER AND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, Adjxsteb or Average, ami Notakt Fi i. cone continues to issue Policies from several Flrsi Class and most reliable INSURANCE COMPANIES In the Country, on Initial and Fire Bieht. Ill will also receive applications for LIFE INSURANCE. He will attend to the Adjustment of Lo.aee of every description nnder policies from other agencies, and attend to tho settlement ol all met ters connected with INSC RANCH, for parties in terested. His long experience as an Lmi Agent, has made him fuuiiiar with ail subjects connected with Insurance. Office, Marble Hall Building, So. 9 Main St. NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD, CO.VJY. Cash Capital, 300,000. CASH ASSISTS, 373,000. W. 0. HASTINGS, Sk'j. A. F. 1ASTI.VG?, I'ns t. Insures against loss an-i SBBaBSXC by Fire on Basil lugs and their con tea ta, Hanufaotoriea, Mills, Storehouses, Stocks of Merohaiidlas, at fair and rcasonaHlo r.ttcs of premium Pollctos protni'tlj Issued and losifs adjusted for tho Company by A. C. ItALLOOK ft SON. Agents, Marble Ball Building, Main street, aej.tM Evves.'ille, Indiana. QUAKER C IT Y INSURANCE COMPANY. (raisKLiN aim in mm I 4j WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Tt'irA Tnciira noo I i mi taA CrD.imAtii.il . a. iie ouuiame , ajiuuhu at 1 1 Jit'lUdl, On Buildings and Merchandise of all descriptions. GEO. H. HARP, President. E. P. ROSS, Vice Prcs't. H. B. CoojsiialL, Socre'ary. S. II. Butlxr, Ass't Beo'y. ptaacToaa. Geo. II. Hart, Foster S. Perkins, H. K.C ggshall. E. P. Ron. E. W. Bailey, H. Jones, M. D., A. C. Oattell, A. R. Chaml-ora, Hon. H. M. Fuller, John G. Dale, Charles G. Imlay. BATTBJLL, BE 11 M A ANTnES, Agouts for Evansville and vicinity. 1 Offloe at Law A Anthos' Law office, 76 Min triel. peptl2 . OF NEW YORK. Office 112 and 114 Broadway. With a Cash Capital all paid In of ONE MFLLIj0ND0LLARS. ASSETS JCLT laf, 18G0 ?1 fKl,000. The Home Insnrance Company insnres against Lessor Damage by Hro on Dwolliags and their aontents. f.ir a term of from 1 to ft years 00 the most favorable terms Stores, Stocks of Merchandize, Warehouses, Produce, Manufactories, and all Insurance property, t fair and equitable rates nnd on INLAND NAVIGATION and transportation risks as low as the nature cf tho insnred and tho Company will warrant. Adjusting all loses fairlv, and promptly paying them. CHAS. J. MABTtk,lrs't. A. F. WILMARTO, Viue Prcs't. J. Miltow Smith, Secretary. Joes Mcslsx, Ass't Sec'y. Applications mado to snd pedicles leaned by . A. C. HALLOCK A SON, Agfa, Bngjg Marble Hall Buildings, Main street. fiss miiih i, HARTFORD, CONN. INCORPO RATED. 1810 ! OHARTBK. PERI'KTl'Ab. With a Successful Buajkscsa Experience of ft y Years. Caart Capital 9500,000.00 Capital snd Snrplai, t800,D8G.ei Insurance against Loss or Daniago by Fire, on Dwellings, Furniture, 8tores, Warehouses, .Merchandise, Mills, Manufactories, uud other kinds of property, can be effected in this Company upon as favorable terms as the naturo of the risks and security to Policy holders will admit. PARTICULAR ATTENTION given to insuring Farm property, consisting of Dwellings, Barns, and ontbnildlngs connected, and Furniture, Livestock, Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils, fc, Ac, contained therln, for a term of years at LOW rates of premium. OFFICERS: T. O. Allyn, Secretary. U Hantington, Pre.s't. C. C. Lyman, Ass't Sec'y. W. N. sVjwoeS, Actuary. D. Alexander, General Agent for the Western and South Western Stat. Columbus, Ohio. J. Graham, Ass't Geueral Agent for the Western and sleuth Western States, Columbus, Ohio. Applications for Insurance may be made to the undersigned, the duly authorized Agents of the Company. A. C. HALLOCK A S'JN, Ag'ts. Orricx: Maib'.e Hall Building, Main street. aug23-2m INCCjRRATED HT847; Olty Firo 1 -0FHARTPORD, CONN. Capital, $250,000. a C. WAITE, Soc'.v. C. B. BOWER8, Pres't. 8. H. PRIGE, General Agent, Residing at Chicago, Ills. CASH CAPITAL A SURPLUS $327,540. This Company Insures against loss and damage by Fire on Dwellings and their Contents, Stores, Warehouses, Stocks or Merchandize, and all insurable property at as reasonable rates of premium ns any other solvent and reliable Company, AdjnMing Lnce firly and paying them promptly. Applications made to and Policies Issued bv A. C. HALLOCK A SCN., Marble Hall Buildings, Main St., ang21-3ms Evassvilli, Ind. CHILI. H j.yit BBVEH.MT 18 4 settled fact that Harker's Chlorine Agnc Killer Is the best medicine known tor effecting a sure and permaunt cure of Fever and Ague or Chills and Tever. It prexents Agne Cake and all the ills that follow the use of Quinine. For sale by N. 8. THOMPSON, augl At the City Drug Store. MILLER & NIEHAUS, No. 4S Main st., bet. First an 1 Second, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. rwrnin foi jva bmhm mb jtist JL opening a part Of their splendid stock (s far es arrived) of Staple Iry Goods and Fancy wares for the Fall and Winter Ssasraa. and tender a frieudly Invitation to tlo-ir lady customer, and thereat of BieilUmli to give them a call, aud examine for tasmcelvse. All their goods recommend themselves by a prime-quality, and perfect ' . aad will tn sctd at sua U profit At oash. septS

3 i

CITY ADVERTISEMENT?.

NOTICE TO TA-g PAYERS. sa o t r: t o TsfJ-N mam. W Notices hereby glvsa to th Tax-Payers of the City of Evansville, that I have received from the Clerk of the Common 3ounctl the Tax Dapli,m vnh.M..,r tS6, and that 1 am now ready fo rereiie tho Taxes contained on said duplicate. Mv Offlc" is No. 86 Main street. In the Washington Hotel building, seooad door below Third st. CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH, i . Collector. aaven SWA f n s.Tfii. J'TM ss .w M M v w ' " " " Tl. i"nTr nr, Cirill r,f th CHIv nf Rnnl. villo will receive sealed prop .sals until September ! 25tb, 1860, fir grading the alley extsndlng from ; Locunt to Walnut streets, and situate between ' Third and Ponrth streets in said oity. P. BURKE, Clerk, i Sept 4, 1860. mmoTlCB Tf ?OJVTMMCTOB8. 0t W The Common Council of the City of Eransville will receive sealed proposals until the 19th day ef September, 1860, for grading, guttering and macadamizing Main street, from a point near the Canal to the npperlne of Eight street the contractor ta furuish all the materials, and do the work agreeably to plan and specifications on file In this offloe. ' Clerk's Office, August 27th, 1SS0. N.Y.MILLINERY STORE. BRONNER & BROS., No. 7. First st., bet. Main A Sycamoro, FrjSSriLLE, IXDIAXA. jn. ravB rjiBTtv-v t.ju H attention to onr full and complete stock- ol Millinery Goods, such ns Beady-Made Silk and Velvet Bouneta, Straw Bonaets. Flats, Scoops, Bonnet Ribbons and Velvet Rihltone of all widths Silks, Satins, and Velvets, French and American Flowers, Blonds, Fdglug, Laces, Bouebes, and a great vuriety of Hcad-dreesoj, Colfures and Netts. Being connected with one of the largest Importing houses (No. 29T, and 29 Broadway, Now York city,) w here we import most of our goods direct from Paris, we have therefore better facilities for obtaining goods and styles, than any house out of New Tori;. We ask country merchant and milliners throughout the West, having formerly supplied thon-.eelves either at Louisville or Cincinnati, or at th Eastern markets, ara raspecttully invited to stop and call In to inspect and compare our woes at any rate before going East Please nss us a trial aud you shall tie convinced. Blenching and Pressing doue for the trade. aurf.2.1 Cn BRONNER A BROS. A"'- .V BOB fOf.YtJ America. A Toy calculated to keep the boys during rainy days quiet at home, and at the sams ftmo to predispose them for useful mechanical emj.leyment Is In tho shape of Toy Toolchests of different sizes', Iu store and fir sale at the Hardware Micro of GEO. S. SONNTAG A CO.. aogtf Main st , Just below the Branch Bank. rsno BVBIBV" THIS BLOOM, CUB JB. Kennedy's Medical Discovery. It Is the b.t.t preptirttivo in tbf world for that purpose. For sale by WM. BIKBBOWER. Druggist, augil No. 78 Washington Block. iiEJL rV H-JX BOB BBVMT 9 VTIB. large supply lust received by WM. BIEBBOWBR, No. 7S Washington Block. aaax&B IB I. B'J J.V TM .If E. It O SB B wTM. Bros, are now receiving and opening their seasonable stock of FALL AND UIMtlti US, which will be vary extensive and beautiful. Their prices w ill favorably compare with aay house iu the city. They resiiectfully Invito the ladles anil all customem in general to call at their stand. No. 3(1 Main street. (auir.22) ROSKR BROS. CiEEE 4', ' Prime W. sale by BBBJM CM E E SBm W ft BOXES B. Cheese, Just received snd for CUAa. MoJOHMSTON, I'osey Block. MQ WHITE BM8B.H9 IB l BJLB w W bbls Just receivod and fur .ale bv ang.M CnAS. McJOHNSTON, Posey Block. B BUB LJBU.- TIE M CE fi BMIJBJB JL4 Leaf Lard Just received, aud for sale at aug.l NO. 22 MAIM ST. too HJCK8 BHIME WHITE Wh. at Flour for sale at the lowest, now selling at 32.7.) per sack, at Jul2.- COOK A LANGLBY'B. fNrW FURNITURE STORE W"J JDST OPBNED BY TBH TELL CITY FTJRNITTTRE CO. The largest and finest assortment of FUBSITUKE AND CHAIRS of all kinds In the city, at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, No. ft Water St., next door to R. Barnes, EVANSVILLE, IND. F. ",'!, ft . c. i , Agent. Manufactory at Tell City, Ind. June25-6m FBI 0i L E T J M T M C L B 8 B iu great variety, at the lowest price, at the New Drug Store of ffibgl S. 8. TH0MP30S. EJBKJS'CH BVBJYMTVBB BOLW8H. B A superior article for Polishing all kinds of varnished rurnlturo, at N. 8. THOMPSON'S City Durg Store. augW V U .aT.VW ELUS8 ,000 LlEHtB Cw assort cd siie Window Sash; 125 boxes assorted size Window Glass, in store and for sale low by auglii CHAS. McJOHNSTON, Posey Block m j uii tu l. jro l c fjmCi.jyrjrTM ST J Lard Oil jnat received at THOMPSON'S City Drug Store. UB'icHLE8, CJtTSCB, tfc, 50 dosouas. M Borttnl sizes just received aud for sals by auglu CHAS. M' JOHNSTON, Posey Block. JEP. Tliyssezis JT BILI, BE-OFBJV BIS CM88KS WW in Drawing aud Painting on Monday, September 3d. His Instructions embrace all tba different styh-a of Oil, Pastel, aud Water color Painting, and the various branches of Drawing, such as Landscapes, Figures, and Architectural designs. Those wishing to take lessons will please call at bis room in tl-. rear of the Son Beam Gallery, No. 60 Main etreet. angSO-Imd mplBMjt ' BML IB ns7 tVJ'JVT Jt goo-1 article of Coal Oil, call at THOMPSON'S New Drug store. He bas Just received a frssh supply of Extra Hef.ued. ang2U 'Wt78T BBCBIVBO. " WW 50 doz Meal Slove9, 115 ' Wheat Riddles, lft " Moulders' do GEO. 8. SONNTAO A CO., auglV No. 10 Main street. MBJi-rBJSr jo e it 1 1; ijv e s. mll Jt kinds of Patent Medicines that are worth having cu bo fouud at THOMPSON'S New Drug Store. eugftO 'boUll's Bi.ira of fjtrjvjT 9B3 BM NEW DRUG STORE, augl 6 Main street. wm Hi JfujvtF ciucPLJB wuursT BlfM. A new stock of Mill and Circular Saws Rowlands A Woodrough and McParllns' brand T, Ty and 8 feet. Circular Saws from 8 to 60 Inobas. In store uud fur sale at GEO. 8. SONNTAG A CO.'S, augl7 No. IU Main street. rM 'vjtM L B M 8 BOB JELL W.JT JL have on hand a large lot of Tumblers, suitable for putting up Jelly, Ac, which I will sell VERY CHEAP, and in quantities to suit pnrohasi rs. WM. BIERBOWEB, Druggists, septS 78 Main street, Washington Block. initgJST8.--JI880BTBB fJ" CfpJL 30 cases for Sale cheap by eepCT KEEN A PBESTON. BmEI.J I.VE8... BJ. CM BMC, MLMJKMLMB too, aud Manchester, desirable and rich styles, f..r sale cheap by KEEN A PRESTON. MmBRBlZR8,880B9BU 3 CJISBHt Cinghttin., assorts-d ulain and fanov. ft J nst received by KEEN A PEES TON. rjpjiri.it miumbbbTZi cjse t-a MS Crash Toweling, 2 bales, for sale low by s.?pt7 KERN A PREdTOE. w mjvse Bi.ji.y Jjrn moLtn, M4 asserted 6 oases ; Canton Flannels, bleaobed and brown, 8 cases, for ssle by sept7 KEEN A PBBBTON". LEU OH Ell JO V M L I AT 16 cases assorted, Just received by sept7 KEEN A l'Ki.911'3. Wm OMBSTMC.- EEJ MM Light, s, and fine brown, 40 bales, Just received for the fall trade by KEEN A PBESTON. A. Jtt ii I v ttMJCCO. BOO LBS). j J Godwin Bros.' Smoking Tobacco for sals sheap j at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. PtT ' (3 lUF.JM TJMTJU 1 OO BOUJVDB S pure Cream Tartar, Just received aod for sale a: ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. aeptT BjJlCBLB8- BOX. BOTTLES j Mr English Pickles, Just reaeived at ELLIOTTS ! Fsmlly Grocery. asptT ! MEJF A-jrjt.-800 LB8 LBJMf sT l.srd Just received at NO. 28 MAIN 8T. aa 1 Cfi FLO tilt 8 MI O ZEJV 1 LB. i aekas J :st received at ELLIOTT'S FasnHy Grocery;. eeptT j 11 HEM PM7i WX-iy BJMMEL8 Pure Oldsr Vlnegaa for PlehUos, at Eh LIOTTS ramlly Grocery teptT