Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 September 1860 — Page 2

flu atlg 0UYnaL F V ANSVILLE, 1ND. FBI DAI MORNING SKPTEMBEB M PEOPLE'S TICKET. Natiooal Election, on Monday, November 5th, 1860. FOB PRESIDKKT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN or H.14NOI6. T"Thk Pkoplb op these United Statks ark the rightful Masters of both Congresses and Courts, sot to Overthrow the Constitution, but to Overthrow the Men wh: Pervert the Constitution." Abraham Lincoln.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT, HANNIBAL HAMLIN or r Mm BwBf" " I Love my Country more than I IiO E my Pauty." Hannibal Hamlin. Presidential Electoral Ticket. Elector for rAe fif at Large. WILL CUMBACK, of Docatiir. JOHN L.MANSFIELD, of Jefferaoik District Electors. 1st District Cyrus M. Allen, of Knox. Jd tHHtukt lllllll TT Hay, ol Clarke. 3d District Morton C. Hunter, of Monroe. 4th District John B. Farquahar, of Franklin. Blh District Nelson Trusler, of Fayette. lth District Beuben A.Kiloy, of Hancock. Tth District John Hanna, of Putnam. 8th District Samuel A. Hull, nf Tippecanoe. 9th District Jaines N. Tyner, f Miami, lith District Isaac Jenkinson, of Allen. 11th District David O. Dailv, of Huntington. State Election, on Tuesday, October yni, xobu. FOR CONGRESS FIRST DISTRICT, X,. Q. DeBRULER, OF SPENCER COUNTY. FOR COMMON PLEAS JUDGE, fi District composed of Vanderburyh, Warrick, Posey and Gibson Counties, JOHN PITCHER, OF POSEY COUNTY. FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE To the General Axsevibly, for the Counties of Posey and Vanderburgh, JOHN R. HUGO, of Posey county. OppositionStatc Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR, HENRY S. LANK, of Montgomery. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph. FOR TREASURER OP STATE, JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke. FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, ALBERT LANOE, of Vigo. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh. FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COl'KT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion. FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN PAUL JONES, of Lagrange. FOR Sd'ERfNTENDENT OF PUHLIO INSTRUCTION, MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam. Itockport Correspondence. Rockport, Sept. 21th, 18G0. Editor Journal : It has bet a some time since I attempted to jot down a few items to seud you not that the political world has grown esjtn and peaceful, for as the ides of October and November draw near, the fight waxeth hotter and hotter. Especially is this the case between our rival candidates for tte Legislature. Laird having been unsuccessful so often, he knows that if beaten again he is about " gone up the spout." Although the position of Legislator, which he aspires to, is not very lucrative, nor will it cause him to be burdened with excessive honors, still, as it is a stepping-stone to further promotion, and as defeat is a deathblow to his future prospects, he is straining every nerve, and you may rest assured will leave no stone unturned to be the lucky man. Another thing to aid him is the bitter animosity of hU Lbinocratic friends against Veatch bitter because he is the recognized leader and champion of the Republican party in these parts. They fear him for his ability and hate him for his death-dealing blows to Democracy, aud they hhveaworn in their wrath he shall bedefeated. To do this they are ready to swap off votes on the other County candidates, especially where the Democrats have two men out for the same office, and they think - tbore ii not much chance anyhow. I believe they had rather lose the whole of their County ticket and have Veatch defeated, than gain it and see him elected. But (he Republicans are wide awake, and as their favorite has thus been singled out as the man to be put down, they will see to it that he loses nothing by his devotion to the cause of free labor and free homo?. The Graudview Neus is doing good work in the cause, and has already got a very respectable subscription list. The Democracy are considerably down in the mouth about the news from Maine, and re preparing themselves for worse at least the more sensible portion of them. The Republicans were never more confident, and are in the best of spirits. The prospect grows brighter and brighter. Succeed we mnst; succeed we will. Spencer County. ggThe Gavitt Democracy, through their organ, are beginning to warn their party against fraudulent votes on the part of the Opposition. That is the way they always talk when contemplating the most shameful election frauds themselves. They know they are beaten in this County unless they resort to such means, and we have good reason to X-noic that they expect to carry the County by " importing," "double voting' and all such fraudulent means. They can't do it by fair means. Therefore they cry " stop thief to divert attention from themselves. We earnestly warn the Opposition to le on the alert in every township of the County, and also in every other county of the District, parti' ularly along the River. - Death Sentence. At Terie Haute, Ind. on Saturday, Judge Claypool overruled the motion for a new trial in the case of the Slate vs. Lewis Bradford, aud scutenced the prisoner to be hanged on the 1th of January, 18G1. Bradford s counsel has filed a bill of exceptions for the purpose of carrying the case to the Supreme Court. The prisoner murdered a man east of Tt rre Haute a couple of months ago. tUF At a late speech by Hon. Charles R. Train, at Tewksbuiy, Mass., the speaker said : " We have in the Republican platform all that was good in the old Whig and Democratic Platforms." Well said : aud we will further :sny that amongst its members are the boiler portions I those parties.

From the ' 'in. iVies Current, - pt 'Jt'Jh, IM.O. Uiiliies mid Klnmii tul Suniiunry ut' the I'a.i Vok a The Money market gradually bce.ime easier during the week, owing to a marked increase in the supply of currency, and at the close all the good business paper offered was taken by the regular banking houses at 10al:2 pr. ct. The collections with mer

chants are good, so that the currency which went into the interior to purchase wheat is being returned in thi3 way quite rapidly. the market for hastern and Southern time bills has not undergone any important change during the week ; the offerings have beon limited, and the range 8 to 10 per cent. Sight exchange on the hastern cities has not changed essentially during the week; the demand has been moderate to good at the rates last quoted. More demand for New Orleans, owing to the fact that sight exchange on New York ha3 declined in that market to prem. We quote: Buying. Selling. .... prem prem. ...'ifj:iO prem prem. ....a prem fsVi preui. New fork SiJi t . HuestOU Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans , American Cold.... ...5(;0 preui prem A ilis oar i rein yu prem. The buying rate for Missouri, Wisconsin and Illinois currency remains at i dis, but Exchange having advanced to 1 prem. in Chicago, yesterday, renders this an inside quotation. The Flour market has been quite dull the greater portion of the week, though holders, having faith in better prices, did not make any concessions, so that the current orders had to be filled at pretty lull juices, and $4 'JO to 5 10 has been the whole range for superfine during the week. The stock is accumulating, and must continue to do so until prices go np again in New York, or decline here so as to admit of a margin for shipment. As it is now, we are too high to admit of shipment cither to that market or Liverpool. Wheat is held firmly, and the millers were paying SI 08(1 10 tor prime red and 1 121 15 for prime white at the close, but there was very little doing for export, and we may say there is a large quantity now in store here, held by speculators. The news from Europe has produced general disappointment, because it was supposed the crops in England, at least, were about ruined. The iiuantitv of Hour and grain going to the seaboard over the lakes is unusually large. At Buffalo last Friday, the receipts of flour and wheat were equal to 8C3,2J; bushels. This is certainly enormous for one day, and then if to this were added the receipts at Oswego, there is no doubt that the total would reach a million aud a quarter bushels, in the 24 houis. Corn has come in quite sparingly, and has ruled firm, all the week, at 50c per bushel in the ear. Rye advanced to 08(i) T0c, and has been in good demand. The demand for Barley continues active, and 05c('r,Sl were paid for some 4000 bushels prime to choice fall, during the week. Wre understand that seveial of our maltsters have sent agents to the North Cleveland and Buffalo to buy. Whisky declined to 18c Wednesday, and remained steady all the week at this rate, though the receipts have been unusually large. Cheese advanced to OJc for W. R., owing to a good demand. Butter has not changed, but the supply of prime is light and the market firm at 14(5;l0c, whilst the low grades are dull at 9il. Beef cattle declined 25c percental during the week, with a supply in excess of the demand at $5 50SG gross on the spot, and about 4,000 head sold during the week. For future delivery they have been (lull all the week, and at the close it was difficult to find buyers at $0 50 for November, and there were not many disposed to operate at $6 25 for all December. There a.e not many offering, however, still the offerings exceed the demand. The light demand lor provisions, and general dullness of the market, is no doubt exerting an unfavorable influence upon the prospective market for hogs. The market lor all articles in the provision line has been dull during the week, and prices of mess pork and bacon lower, and the demand at the dei line quite limited. The best brands mess pork aie offered at ?lti 50, und baron at 9IlJr, but the demand is quite limited. It is supposed, and upon, M-emingiy, good ground., Ih.it there will soon ai ise a good demand from New Oilcan:', as it is believed the supply in that market, now, will nqt be sufficient to meet tin? demand until the new product comes into market. Nothing transpired in bulk meats, except some sales of new for December, at Oj(i..Se for shoulders and sides. The stock of Lard is about exhausted, except keg. Some small lots of brl. and tierce sold during the week at 1 2j Lie, and 400 keg in. 12"c. iS lies of new for the la3t part of November could be made at loe, but there is not much disposition to sell tor either months. Coal oil has advauced to 75fa80c, with an active demand. Linseed oil is selling at 5057c, aud lard oil at 93(:,95c, for No. 1. In the grocery market there was an active bnsiness done duiing the week, at very full pricerJ. The exports were: of sugar 797 fiftds; of co I fee, 2, S3 7 bags; and of molasses, 1,004 brls; to these may be added one third lor the city and suburban consumption, and it will show a very large consumptive deuiaud. The stock of all articles is light ; indeed, of coffee and sugar, there is, properly speaking, no stock. fife" Judge? Win. Johnston, of Cincinnati (an old Whig who has cmliniced t ho cause of Lincoln), in n speech which he delivered at Madison V tile, near Cincinnati, on the 22d, said that " it was desirable above all tilings to make a man President of the United States who is not shingled all over wilh the mortgages of politicians." J63' California votes on the first Tuesday in October ; Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio aud Pennsylvania on the second Tuesday. Marvin Betnis, a life-long Democrat who has always voted the unsctatched ticket, has just came out for Lincolu, aud joined the Lafayette Wide Awakes. Amos Kksdali, ok Discmo.v. Old Amos Kendall has blazed out upon the subject of disunion, iu n letter to Mr. Orr, of South Carolina, fie reminds Orr that ISO.OuO volunteers were ready to repress; disuuionism in 1832, and that 200,000 can be obtained lor the same object now. On sKvtKAL of the returning excursion trains from Cleveland, lut week, after the Perry statue celebration, presidential votes were taken, footing up in all, Lincoln 3,052, Douglas 1,314, Breckinridge 179, Bell 310, scattering 42. Mh. Shaw, the inventor of percussion caps, died at Bordentow n. N. J., last week, having attained the age of eighty-six year.,. He was born iu England. Tiik Concordia La., Intelligencer is authorized to bet 10,000 tbat Breckinridge and Lane will get the electoral vote or all but three Southern Slates. The Governor QeneraJ of Cuba has delerniined to enforce Hie laws against landing of slaves on that L-luiol liie

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW JEWELRY BITTROLFF 'JS. A' Hjt VE JCST It E t E I V 'it II J wW new supply of Jewelry, embracing it great variety of every BW style. We would call the especial attention ol the ladies losoiue rery e.xi lleut und chaste jWraecen end Carbuncle full and hall setts, which are also ol a very reasonable Dries We have by far the largest stork of Gold and Sil. ver Watches, Cloc s. Silver War-. Oo!.l Km;lc.; of any house in thi, city , all brought directly from the manufacturer aod importer, and are selling at the lowest Kastern pricet. It ha been OUT endeavor to buy none but gcuiitue Jewelry, und we hoyts to Meet a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon a. KS Fiii ' Watches repaired personally, or uud. r our immediu'e stipervlslftn, hv competent work, men. BlTTltoLFF BKo'S., aeptag No. 48 Main st.. b't First and Si id.

mvmrmjx sew aaanasas w iK( f ,n ssnts a I. "i!.:ia. Just received. spleudid stock of the above Koeds at percent, less than lust year 1V.1I. K. K BENCH A Co., No. 20 Main street. prices, aeplli a ithds ' VMiin oi ts, 'or ait -tvt,., trom mottled whltneys, at f&M, to plain Cloth or Kusnian Heav,.r, ut ilti.OO. The lutter cannot be got up by regular tailors for less than SiO.Oo or Sif.XO. Save vour monev by calling at WK. ft, FRENCH .v c.'s, I sept26 No. 20 Vain street. ; MMMJUXrCMM itlimjTISSH toall. A 1 ill t line of these very fashionable and haudsome garments expressly for the retail trade dur- : ing the Kali aud Wint.-r. They will give eutiru nrwini as 10 quality and siyle, and tlie prtot will be funud lo lie 3:1 per cent. less than any one can net up a aim liar article in this maiket for. W5I. E. FRENCH A Co., f'2d No. M Main street. Come This Week rW0 THE fM.-K BOAT JT THE M. landtag in EvanevlBe, and buy Sash, Doors, Bliuds, Meaures, and Hay Forks cheaper than wero evur sold bet. ire in Indiana. We will sell Forks so that you can afford to buy them now for next season. The dealers ol" Evansvillo in articles in our line are respectfully invited to tall, and we will try to make it to their interest to buy. septtid FARM FOR SALE. mIE St BSt UMUEU OEEEHS I Oil M. sals, on reasouable terms, his Mini 1 1 farm, containing forty acres, situated in Knight Township, two tulles above Kvansville, on tte Green Kiver Bond. There is u good Uouse, Stable, Cistern, Fruit Trees, Ac, and about 'fwentv acres cleared, with a good crop on it. For ternis, Ac, upply at the Pipe Factory, near Hull's Bridge, Kvausville, Indiana. The farm will make a beautiful country-seat. sept- 26-lwil. GKO. CLIN'GKB. FAIR NO. ADMISSION FREE. nflHE .no ST MJVTEB ESTlJto FJIIH, M. next te the Vanderburgh County Fair, is now ut Schapker A Bussing's, 49 Main street. They have the best stock of Fall aud Winter Dry Goods, Hats anu caps, iiauies , .it ism- , and Children s Shoes, in the city, uud sell very cheap for cash. sept2'i '"The American Clhins House?' OVB STOCK OE CHEJtT- JtJSTO 8Vper Clothing is now complete, together with a full line of ull styles of fancy Notions and FurnishiogGoods, all of which we offer to the Wholesale trade, and will guarantee them tt give satisfaction in quality, style, and price. We would also announce to the. citizens of Evansviile, aud to the retail trade generally, that in addition to our wholesale stock, we will keep a sujierior line of goods for Ret.vilinu. In this line wo will sell exclusively for Cash. But wo can and will offer goods lower than they were ever sold by tho regular dealers in this ci ty . Try us, and see for yourselves. WM. E. FRENCH A Co., septG No 20 Main street. mJtJYT8 ! EJJTS!-rJIJ'TS - Jo. .'loo prs Black Union Casimere I'ants, from Si to $3 ; ISO prs Doeskin Casimere I'auts, from 61 to 50 for the best ; 500 prs Plain Satinet rants, from $1.50 to $3 for the best ; 250 prs Fancy All-wool Casimere Pants, from S3. 50 to gti for the best ; 75 prs Fancy Silk Mixture Punts, from $5 to S0.5O for the best. In the atsjve will he found many varieties of colors am) styles, all much lever than usual. WM. E. FRENCH ft Co., scpCto No. 20 Main street. rm-vTo' wi.i-Ts a IrjsaTt a&o WW Cotton Plush Teats, fancy styles'and low priced ; 250 Blk. Sattlaet " strong and durable; 800 Fancy Casimere u great variety ol patterns, BOO Blk. Satin ' all qualities ; 100 Fancy Silk and Sill- Plush Vests, elegant pnterss. WM. X. I BENCH ft Co., sept2G No. 20 Main street. BARGAINS I BARGAINS 1 1 (lath ofthr firm of kosek buos. A CO.) EGS CE.I V'E TO MJS-EOBJH HIS friends uud the citi.ens of Evansviile aud vicinity, that he has just returned from the Fast with, aud is now ojieuing at the capacious stole room On Main St., Opposite Branch Bank, A i"! ' I Stock of Staph' ami Fancy Dry flood, coiirintlng; of H-tr.vthiit? from tho loweot priced Muslin to the ftn8t Silk und Drool Ooodl the nmi -ket aftordo. Having booo long acquainted with tho biH?iit!Wt the iindrT-in'l in aware that Uto ca.-h UrOton in the only HVHtHiii which will Miceeed, and therefore only Helln for caxh. Prlboi will be in accordance. Therefore, all in need of lry Goo.Ih will call at the new Store on Main street opposite tin Urnnoh Bank, where you will fgol the worth f your money. s-t 2f THE EVANSV1LLE STORE. rmifiis i.sji hu kmt -yv jukst .is -M. sorted stock of DelairiR, Famy and Plain Popltna and Dtosa Qoods In genotalt in the city to c'fiunao from, to bo noon at the store of M1LLKKA HIGH A US, osptSi 43 Main street. Ml FALL All WINTER STOCK I- now complete and comprises as Larue a variety of New and Elegant stylos, and as great an Assortment of Staple Goods; as can be found in any Dry Goods House in the State. Uniii; purchased my f ill Stock at Unusually Low Figures, I will be fanahled to otfr my Customers Uiipreoedt'iilt'd Inducements ! Both as regards QUALITY & PRICES OF GOODS. My Stock consists, iu part, of Rich, and Fashionable Silks, Traveling Dress Goods of all grades, elegant and Fashionable Embroideries, French and English Merinos, White Goods of all kinds, the Neatest and Richest Styles of Delaines, In short, all the Standard Styles, and all the New Styles of Ladies' Dress Goods that have been introduced this Season. ALSO; Flannels, Cassimcres, Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds, Blankets, Sheetings, Shirtings, Excellent Calicoes At 10c per yard, &c-, &c, &c. I have, in coiiiii-cliou, a larye Stock of NOTIONS AND FANCY ARTICLES, All .-I' which I will sell at a v.-rv LIGHT I'll' it IT. Wm. M. DUNCAN. i pl ii u.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WHO . VE JVBVMR AT traded ut the .store of the v.iuu tl rni. irire it trial once, ami you will Have uiunev in nil kinds Of Diy Goods. Ladies' Shoes and in my other goods at MILLEU A NIEAAUS'3, sc!tl i3 Main street. fl.VCES, QltJ'CES lO BVsll One large quinces just ree'd and for sale by p. s DBAS. McJOHNSTON. HEESE, CHEESE S3 BOXES prime W. B. Cheese just ree'd and for sale bv .'Jo ( HAS. HcJOHNSTON. Something New. Having opened an eetalmshntefit for the manufacture of CORN miOOMS n Water St. bet. Main and Locust, iu the Room formerly occupied as the Telegraph Office, I w ould respectfully call the attenth n of the Citizens of Evansviile to the fact that I ana now manpfartnriug every description of Corn Broom", ami w ill sell at lower prices than the same can l'e Isjuhtin Cinciuuatior Louisville. Dealers v.oiild do well to call at my establishment before pnrclcising elsewhero. The Market price paid for Hi.:,, i, Corn at all times. AM. C0NNETT. sep. 25-3md Who'll Take the Premium ? JTfc WHO HJVfl EXJJMJX-Kll WM. the fine selected stock of Ladies', Misses', and I Children's Gaiters, Boots, Slippers, Ties, and various new Btyles at No. 8, Second street, have award- ! ed it to your humble servant, who is always on baud w ith the best the market can produce. i nave tor the tall and Winter trade the best stock brought to this city for years past. Ladies who wish to economize will find it greatly to the advantage of their husband's pockets to give mu a call before buying elsewhere. Boys' and Youths' Boots very low. A superior article of Copper-tipped boots for Children. Ci.mo and look for yourself. 1 am determined to .sell at the very lowest possible percentage. Small profits aud quick sains is my motto. JOHN B ASCII, No. 8, Second St., Evansviile, Ind. Sept. 2-Jd. too BUSH frtnis Pimk-Ey and resiianocK Potatoes tor Bale by COOK. A LANGLKY. PRIME LEAF LARDI BBIjS Choice M.tuf I.urd Jw.l re ceived and for sale by COOK A LANGLEY. 7BJTjf T1" .i CTI.no BE Ot'S0JrM ten. Cook ft Langley are now receiving daily Maltby's Celebrated Baltimore Oysters, iu cans anil half cans, and offer them as low as anv IrOVMM iu the citv. Sept. 22. is All Oysters warranted. COOK Sl LANGLKY, 35 PS SI s as a. s, & 0 8! R U P5 Eh n o o 4 C3 o ill ii P-i m & of i-3 to W X) 4 EH O cn OS 3 a a v. b H R Pi Eh 91 I s 0 00 u CO a id 8 a 1 o 09 a crj ed O u d i t P-i w o 5 RBMOVAIj. writ s. .ft. jt. 11 o..i c it so.s; oc mfm Evansrllle, tod., informs her laily leateiurrs ami biends that shu bus Essaoeed her Millinery Store to I.OCl'ST ST1IKKT, IIKTWKEN FIBST AND SKCoND, I'Hi'osito J. O'Brien's tins OOlce, anil next to the Mxt Hotel, where nhe hopen her nistnnicni will "till continue to an her with a lib - t rill -Kir- ol castMt, In heatiiess anil besO.tr, who can snrpais Mm. D. in Kettint: np J-TKAW, VKLVKT, or BILK BONNK'I'S. UEA 1 ' -1 Kl . i . Ac? ChlUIreu's anil tiifants' Qnilteil Hoods made to orhr. sept21-lwd jt at E.n . HE .nji&.i ncu FOB L-' th Hair. It makes it Harts, Soft aud Utossn Does not rub ..ft' or soil vour bourn t, clothes, or furniture, at THOMPSON'S City Drug More. sept.18 ! CI W IS THE TIME. J VST BE- I ceived a very large stock of rresh Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Toilet Articles, Brushes, Combe, Paints, Oils, Tnbu Colors, Ac, Ac. All of which j I offer at very low prices. Call and examine. septlS N. S. THOMPSON, Druggist. j V.VOBIES.JIEVI7L STOCK Of & Wire, Block Tin, Babbitt Metal, Sheet and Slab Zinc, Sheet Iron, c., Ac, for sale by septlS SAmtfcli OKK. C IMTW O HUE BS EOU ' SJbJBlijV' ' auiounts to suit purchasers, by septlf SAMUEL ORR. tS1 ,TICH IT I CUES. II H H E H ' S Clorine Fever and Ague Killer never falls to ni.iko a permanent cure of Chills or lever and Afrde It isthe onlv medieino kuown that cures without the u-e of Quinine, consequently you have none of the ill eft.cts of that drug after being cured bv the Ague Killer. For sain at THOMPSON'S New Drug Store, No o0 Main Street. ,mkk .i.yii lit i;sB tiooos j cV W ways to be seen at MILLEB A NIEHAUS'S. Buy your shirting and Irish Linens at the store of the yiiuug tirni. MILLER NIEHAUS'S, eeptS! " Maiu street. nv CTFDC I THE SEASON OPENED ! W.I.Tt.'OW HECEIVIJS'O II J icy M by Adams Express, the Celebrated Kresh BALTIMORE oySTIORS. MOW YORK BAV SHELL OYSTERS, MIL10RD, HABLEM, OYSTERS, DELAWARE BAY 0Y8TEB-S, V AltKASTEB FRESH! Put up with especial care and attention. Cans well filled, and tree I rout shell. For sale by the case, half case and ran. Great inducements oOereJ to dealers au.l consume! 8. For Haio by J. TODD, Sole AKOUt, Cincinnati, O. J. r. EELKER, Sole Agent, s. ptU tl No. 107 Main at , Evansviile, Ind.

N E VADVER T I S EM E NTS. Closing Out at Cost. JW WOEJhEU OVB EJVTIBE WW stock of Goods at cost, with a view of making a change in business. Terms cash. Evansviile, Sept 20, JAS. OAK bKY k SON. sept-il-lm BOOTS AND SHOES. W HJVB HEVITTED J.v EJ'M laraed my store, and have on hand a full supply of BOOTS AND SHOES of my own usauf actum, all of which I will wairant of the best quality. I hare purchased my leather fur cash, and will sell on the owe jirice system for cash, lower than the same quality of goods are usually sold iu this city. VII. K.MKUV, sept21-'Imd 199 Main-st, cor. Seventh-!,!. NEW YOBI STfllll

JV OEPEBIJS'O OVB CIOOHS asking the patrouaga of this community, w i have only to gay that we come amongst you as pevmanent citizens, and promise that iu all things oar I word shall he made good. Our purchases have been made under the most i favorable circnmstance9, in New Ycrk and other Eastern cities. A long residence aud aitiiuate business connections with the boot mercantile ! houses there, gives us advantages to buy goods ' cheaper thau can bo done under any other circum1 stances. We hve adopted a system that is aomuw hat new here, hut it is the only oue which will enable a mercLaut to sell goods at low pi ices throughout an entire stock CASH EXCLUSIVELY, OWE PRIC IE3, AND ArO DEVIATION; ALL ARK TO BE TREATED A LI K E. Our endeavor has been to buy everything of the BEST QUALITY AND Xjatost Styles, I Aud we have mud.- arraiii mcnts to keep our sti ',; supplied with the most FASHION A MjR floods as soou as t hey appear Kast. Domestic Goods A largo assortment, and CHEAP. Flannels of every color and grade, Fancy Dress Goods. Valentias, Mohair: I Plalu aoii ohnne Figured for traveling dressos K-Vhii'1 uaMiiiiio, Fancy Poplins, Persian Delaines, Magenta G loths, FRENCH MERIN0ES, VEKY CHEAP ; Printed Merinoes, elegant styles, I RICH PLAIN VELOURS, Fancy Velours BABE IN STVLE AND COLOR. ALL WOOL DELAINES, PRINTED DKIi AINES, FANCY JSIH-I51S, SOM KT II I NO NEW AND ELEGANT; AND Black Silks of Every Grade. LINEN AND WH1TEG00DS, TABLE CLOTHS AND From thu Loweet to the i-.i.i-st. IRISH LINENS, BIRD EYE, DIAPER, HOLLANDS, Ac, ko. M2 ftt b t oi U e r i e s A LAHGE ASSORTMENT OF JACONET BANDS, EDGINGS, INSKBTINGS ANV COLLARS AT Something very fine in EMBROIDER'D HANDK'FSCOLLARS AND SLEEVES IN SETTS, FROM 75 CENTS TO $15.00. LADIES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES, A large stock, aud every pair made lo our order, of the BEST MATERIALS, ANU WARRANTED. Thine Uoods ws oiler for Cash at very low pricos, iuteiidiug to make our house in that respect, a complete NEW YORK STORE. GILES & McPHEETERS, No. 5 Ifirst stric t, near the Post OtH. e. Eotor'a Now BnlHlage, ept.ltu

MISCELLANEOUS.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY ! GEISSLER Jf M.tS J VST BE TV BJ"EU EUO.n MM. the East with as large an 1 beautiful a stock of Jewelry, Wat' hes, Gold and Silver Chains ami Fancy Goods as he ever had before, and which embraces the richest variety iu each department, and which be will sell at the l ow bst ,'asii Pricks. I would respectfully invite my friends aud cus t inns to examine my goods and prices before purehasing els -where. MtaT Goods represented positively as they are tfaTTersmiKl attention paid to repairing of tine Watches, .lewelrv repaiied at the shortest notice. SepL22d. NEW FALL MILLINERY, MRS. J. HASTINCS, 51) .?i.f.V STHEET, .VKxr next lb" r io Bittroltl's, respectftiUv announce, to her friends and the lashes ill Kvausville and vtetnitr in general, licit sinhas just leluruo-! with her fall stock of MJlliSM-rv and Fancy Goods, which i- the largest, fineet ami mosl I ealitituj i-yer brought to the city, .-he Invitee all to give her a call r ml examine her stiKsk, and she flutters herself that she will he able to p ease uli, both iu quality and pric s i if her goo- .-. it 1 1 M rs. .1 HASTINGS. EJ.t.'VE HE.n-OfES .ICC. kinds ot Grease SM,ts, ... Irosa Silk Itibbons. Cloth, 4c. Ac. Ch ans Coves in a few moments without affecting tl lor. and for cleaning all kinds of Wool and Si k Goods, it is invaluable. Sol,! at THOMPSON'S New City Drug Store, No. S3 Main stn et. septlS POf U4.'T .1 St fEUIOB In HI r 1,KK A NIKe tn their own order scpt21 lluup Skirt ? Co Then- tliey arc ma ladies. IIAI'S. tl Sllit tilt II BBC fiit.nE BICE "it SI .IT TOOK .V I.ANOLKV'S. w?J.ovu: Ei.ovita 100 b.ius, ex M' t tr.i, hart received trom the Interior and lor aUe at VK KKKV BUOS., Srpt. 22. Hi Maiu St. IfkO.n ETMl.Vi ."S'M i.-:t r, BVSHECS 11 ilted Com Meal, iust r.c iv.'d "-r B. K. and for sale at VH'KKiiV UltOS., Sept. 22. 82 Main St. . gfOBJ" .71 E.I C, lOO BVSHEES EXt ra white Corn Meal at VICKKUY BUOS., Sept. 22. 82 Main St. EEIJVKti SV&JIBS Oi .1 CI. C-tudm lost receive! from the Keftneres, par Steaiu.i Mag" and for sale at VfCKKKV BROS. Sept. 22. 82 Main St. BOXES SOJI JSSOBTEII, per Jmi W Steauier ' Diadem, and fur sale 1 y Box or otherwf se at VICKKIiY BOS., Sept. 28. 82, Maiu St. BRAN I BRAN I BRAN 1 uitni 5,000 BVSH Btch Country Bran in store and for salo hy COOK A LANGLEY. g mJBO UI HE. .f .TIES' SUO WMJUM, MM Ames' Spades, Hunt's Axes, Mann's do, Lippincott 's do. Butcher's Files and Ihisls, Spear A j JacksonTs Saws, Belmont Nails, WastenholuTs Pocket t'utlery, .1. Kussell A Oo.'s Tahle do, Bluod's ; Hatchets, Smitii's Edge Tools, Manilla Cordage. ; These well known floods we are offering at low 1 P'ictw to prompt time aud cash huycrs. (;:. s. SONNTAU & CO., srptlS No. lit Main street. FALL TRADE 1860. men i J. MM. Wo&MAS. CONNER Sl WORiVIAN, ffiS, 9 o M ; sjg i. ; WW BootH and Shoen, Y. M Pearl streets be tween Vine aud Baca tr'-eta, Cincinuati, Obii. Keep ;i hire stock of custom and Eastern work, which in offered to the trade at towest Mioea. KVANrtVIl.I.K A (.'HA WroKIiSVIM.K R. K. iUt. KvansTille, lnl., Beut. 12. lH't 1 AH MS 9JWt7 Ms MMSMSTWU OF l9ttck holders in thi Gonteaay. for elactloa of Directors, Ac, will ie held at the Ooort Hooaa in the cftj of Evaiisvilh', ou Monday, Ortotwr lwt, prox., betwecu the hour of i o'clock A. ai. aud 4 o'clock p. By ordsr A the Board, boptn-td J. E. MARTIN, Hecs isjp iiijfs t fifMjn nMmnrwi uhmtjh ML Wine Vinegar. 90 bbls Pare Cider Tiaasar, warrautod to keep Pickles as firm as when lir-t made of otrr oa atake. 6 ldN beFt White Wine VisNacai nerw stronse. For Male hy septl4 COOK 4 LAKGLBT. 20 very c nire, ami I us eaiiaoa itaistiirt, IliaOookinc do 3 casks Eaate CarfibAts, 5 Itoxea chaice Citron, 20 bosssa Garasaa I' runes, for nale hy BrptH COOK ti: LANGLKY. mlfM ririK, Ac, Ac. 5 obis Wo. 2 liackerel, catch lfin, 5 hh.H No. A Mackerel, catch lto. 2 hbln asIra mess MackereU 20 kJtti extra mass Mackerel, S bols extra Salmon, catch I860, 75 kcAtaa new HerriaCi 2 bbls new Him las 10 kittn new Hatriag 1,(H.(j IIm extrM new CodfisBOf just roled at t f tjeptU tUKEKA BAZAAR. mJVMMMG. 1 WNA' J sf.VJm. digO 1 case TWadrss, received and fer Hale hy sept 14 GEO. FOSTER f CO. Mi1 KOOelJri. 75 mmXm J0. 1 MtM Shaker Brooa in tfire uud for sule hy sepj M Plant, to the sept pt!4 GKO. FOSTER A Ci. lull sapuly f PoorSe Sah, Glans, 1 iuont, IMante-r Par in and Lime, which we are tkdling low to the trade. GKO. FOSTER & CO., septl4 Corner Locnat atreet aud Canal. ft MS M M JV K 1 8 tJ 41 1 It S J i Bvraps. IO A Stuart's New York Standnrd A Crushed Sugar at I3e per It, 111 hhls Stuart's New York Standard A Powdered Snnr at 13c per !b,r bids Stuart's New York Standard A Granulated Soaar at I3e per Ih, 6 bids Stuart's New York ClarititMl I'rtervin Suar at 129Ca per lt,t TiiH) 1I,h extra laige Loaf Snjar, "i hbla stum t's Hagsr House Syrup at CAic per al., .r Id. Is Stuart's Oolden Syrup ai 70c iter gal., G bids Stuart's Extra Golden Syrup at 80c per pal., 1 bid belcher's St. Louis Syrup at Imic per gejk. bbls Stuart's Exi:elsior Golden Syi up the best ever iu Evansviile market at 1 per gal. For sale by COOK LANGLKY " JWM Ks.s POMcM j.Vv i.jfuii. -:::, WfJL half bbls "our own Backlog:" 10 Keirs Lard, our own pact septM ' in store and lor sale by GEO. FOSTER t CO. PAVILION HOTEL TO LET. MM sitaaasd oa Water atrsel, boterpsn Blaia and ; Sycamore streets, will Ik Lsaaoil for a term of yearn. Also 35 feet of Ground adjoinlnir, running liack ami fronting 144 feel on Sycamore Mrett, will lx leased wilh said Hotel, or separately. Said Hotel is the largest and Lu-rit in EvaiiHviIh. and is tfoffag a nrat-rate basfneaa. Said House will he put in first-rate order, with out-lioune und bniidrngs complete. Poaasssion given on tho 1st day of October, l$tfK For trnifl, dr.y addr5 au;lO-dtf OCTAVIA E. LEWIS, IS SO ii V TI O THE cite TJS'E B tiliip '.icretolore existing between John Goelz and J. IS. Green, under the firm and stvl , of Goelz A Green, was this day dissolved by mutual consent. The husi n. ss will be continued at thu same stand by Mr. i. K. Green, who has assumed all of the liabilities off the tirm of Goelz A Green, and who alone is authorized to collect money due the Bna, JOHN GOELZ, hept7-Uv J. B. GREEN. . -TVBBjv Bitoo.ns.- T5 iiozeS- nut sale low by S. E. GILBERT A CO;.. M'ptl No. -1 Sycamore Ftrret. gp.I it SfUI'.-IUO BOXES OI.II M-9 and CI acptl m9iTs. E. OTLBEBT A CO. itm.s. S. E. .,, Kljy'IIS 61 LREUT A CO. VT for sale by WmEMICUBOS, HEMP, MJ'Il.Ll MM and Cotton, in r.-i-ts aud dozen,, tor rale hv sentl S. E OILBEBT & CO. C. Sitll.i IUU " quality, for sale by 8. E. BEtJS BEST GILBERT A CO. dV.'lIBIES. WIJVII O W S .1 SH, 5 Glass, Nails, A linonds, KillaTts, Brazil Nuts, English Walnuts, Eis, Raisins, Currants, Pruaes, Bock Candy, Dried Beef, Oyaters, Sardinss, Alum, Epsom Salts, Sulphur, Roll Brimstone, Copperas, Madder, Eltracl of Logwood, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Soda, Bcdcords, Blacking, Batting, Cloves, Cement, Cigars of all kinds, Nutmegs, Lemon Syrup, Ginger, Glass Jars, Lanterns and Flasks, Mustard, Match..-, Pepper Sauce, Spanish Moss.Stonw Plies, Powder, Sifety K use, Tobacco of all kinds, Kancy Soaps, Stan h, Vinegar, Cordage, Letter, Cap, Note, and Wrapping Paper, Envelope, Teas, Camphor, Saltpeter, etc., etc. A supply ol the above kept constantly on hand, and lor sale at the fastest prues by 8. E.GILBERT A CO.. scptl No. 4 Sycamore street.

Mr. P. L.

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INSURANCE.

Insurance Agency. ALLEN C. HALLOCK Evansviile. UNDERWRITER AND GE?'r:n,T- INSURANCE AGENT, Adjcstf.b or A . ,:ua(;:s. .m N'o- iuv tvtUO, He continues to issue Policies from several First Class and most reliable INSURANCE COMPANIES In the Country, on Inlan-I and Fire i... ,. He will also receive applications for LIFE INSCKANCE. He will attend to the Adjustment cf Losses of every description under policies from other agencies, aud attend to the settlement ot ail matters connected with INSL'KANCK, for parties loterested. His long experience as au MaraAKCI Aofvt, has made him familiar with ail subjects connected with tasstras) 'Office. Marble Hall Buil ling. No. 9 Main nt. NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., y it. mi U, CONN Cash Capital, $30Q000. CASH ASSETS, 3?S,00. W. C. lIASTINti.-', Sr. v. A. F. BA3TING3, Pres t. Insures against loss and dalttage by Fire on Dwell iugs uud their contents. Manufactories, Mills. Storehouses, Stocks of M. ivliandisr, at (air and reasouable rates of preaainm. Policies proniiitly is-.ii.- l Bad losses adjusts f.,i the Com pane i.y A. C. HALLOCK i SOB, Agent, Marble Hall Building, Slain street, septl-1 Evansviile, Indiana. QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPANY. (iRANIit.lN BVILOlNllS.) 0 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Fire Insurance, Limited &Perpetnal, On Buildings and Morchuudise of all desciiptiuns. GEO. H. HART, President. E. P. ROSS, Vic, Pres't. II. R. Con .'.shall, Secretary. S. H. Bl'TLKa, Ass't BM 'y mum im Goo. H. Hart, Eoster S. Perkins, U. R.OafKhTl. U, p. Ross. E.W.Bailey, S. Jones, M. A. C. Cattel'l, A. It. Chaaibers, liou. II . M. Eulli-r, J..l,u G. Dale, Charles G. Inilay. BATTELL. BEHM A A TITHES, A.z.-uts for Evansvilleand vicinity. Office at Law A Anthes' Law oftice, 7X Main treot. septla JE3L O 3MC JB1 In s w ranee Jo . OF WEW YOKK. Office 112 and 114 Broadway. With a Curb Capital all paid in of ONE MILLiON DOLLARS. ASSETS JVLY l-f, I860 1. 500,000 The IIciuu baaanaaM Ooaipaajr Lamrwi Mainnt Lohh or DamaLro by t iro on DwelHagN nnJ thoir cunteutH, for h trm of i'roiu 1 to jraata on tha moat favorahh' terniK Sttirct, Stocks lerchandizti, W'arehonwv'H , Protiucf, Manufactories ainl all iiMHirTice properly, at fmfr Mid eqaftabia rntps and on INLAND NAVIOATMN and IrHinpnrUlion rHk an low ub tlie nature of the lasared ami tbn Company will warrant. AdjiihtiiiK ull Uaaai fatrllf aud promptly paylii-, them. CUAS. .1 MARTIN, Preft't. A. F. WlXHABTH, ?loe TreM't J. Miv.tov Smith, Secretary. .loiiN HoGaa, Ast Beejr pplicatiouM made to and policial fataod hy A. C. DALLOOK A SON, AI'm, LMCtfi Mathta Hall HuildinK" Main -uHARTFORD E II HARTFORD, CONN. INCORPORATED 1810 ! C II A tl T ! It I K It P T V A I. With a Successful Business Experience of JT 1 ft -y "sr oar Cash t'apltal $900,000.00 t'apiial ami Surplus, ;s;iu,!lsO.H I Insurance against Loss or Damage by Fire, ou Dwellings, Furuituro, Stor.-s, Warehotue, Mer chandise, Mills, Mannl'.ictoii.-s, and other kinds of property, can li effected in tkhi Company upon as favorable terms as the nature of I be risks and security to Policy holders will admit. PAKTICtTLAK ATTENTION given to insurioK Farm property, whtlng of l)in-llinK,. Barns, anil outbuildings connect, si, und Enrnltnre, Live Stock, Hay, Grain, Farming Ltesnails, to., Ac, contained therlii, for a term ol years at LOW rate of pre niiuio. OErttlCBB: T. C. Atlyn, Secretary, ll Snntin;ten, Pres't. C. C. Lyman, Ass't Sec'y. N. iiow.-rs, Actuary D. Alexaii-b-r, G.'iieral Aiwat for the Western and South W.-st. rii States. Columbus, Ohio. J. Graham, Ass't General Agent for tho Western and South Western Stales, Columbus, Ohio. Applications for illUraac may be made to the undersigned, tho duly authorised Agent of the Company. A c. 11 A LLOCE A SON, Ag'U. Omni Maible Hall Bailding, Main street. angSS-toi INCORPORATED 1847. City 371 i x- o V -OFHARTPORD, CONN. Capital, $250,000. C. 0. WAITE, Secv. C. B. BO WEBS, Pres't. S. II. l'BICE, (leneral Agent, Betiding at Chicago, Ills. CASH CAPITAL & SURPLUS 27.MO. This Company Insnrea ajminsl loss and damage by Fire on Ilivellings and their Contents, ttoraa, Warehouses, Stocks of M. rchandiKe, and alPa arable property at as reasonable rates of premium aauy other solvent an I reliable Oocrpany, A'ljuttino Lose fairly aisd paying them proi,, Ai.nlications made lo and Policies issneu nv A. C. HALLOCE A SCN., Marhlo Hall Buildings, Main st., MgnSma riVANSVIl.I.E, llll. C1II I CCS .I.S'II EEVER-IT U Jl ' settled tact that Barker's Chlorine AgaKlll cr is the beet medicine known lor effecting l ara and permanent cure of Fever and Ague oi-Chiils and Fever Ii Mevents Ague Cake and all tie ills that follow the use of Quinine. For ,!.- by N. 8. TBOavSOT, H,ig-I At the City Drug Sore. MI LLER & N IE HALT S, No. 43 Maiu St., Let. First and Second KVANVl LLE, I NDI.'NA. r Will IS PO.V EI KM IS 1ST ML opening a part of their s(-!--ii-Ii I -i" k.as lar as arrived) of Staple Dry Hoods and i'aiu y wees for the Fall and Winter season, and ten.'.-i a liendlv invitation to their but customers and lheel ot mankind, to give them a rail, and exaM fol themsulvoa. All their good reoorosaen I themalve by a prime quality, an. 1 pel feet IkashtMSM, -cJ will l.u sold at small profit for rtsh e.pt

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