Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 33, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 October 1860 — Page 2

f5ailg journal. EVANSVILLE, IND.

WEDNESDAY MORNING. . .OCTOBER!, PEOPLE'S TICKET. National Election, on Tuesday, November 6th, 1860. roB rr.ratDBKT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN Or ILLINOIS. BQ"The Peoplk or thkb Umted States ark the riohtpcl Masters op both Congresses and Courts, not to Overthrow ,thk Constitution, eut to Overthrow thb Men who Pervert the Constitution." Abraham Lincoln. for vice phbbidknt, HANNIBAL HAMLIN or MAIM. t&F" " I Love my Country more than I Love my Party." Ilanaibal Hamlin. Presidential Electoral Ticket. E?tctor$ fr.r the State at Lary. U ILL CUMBACK, of Decatur. JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson. tHttrict Electors. 1st District Cvrus M. Alien, of Knox. 2d District John W. liny, of Clarke. 3d District Morton C. Hunter, of Monro.. Itb District John II. Fanrnhar, of Frank'ln. 6th District Nelson Tmsler, of sayette. 6th District Reuben A. Riley, of ti.au a k 7th District John Hunna, of Putnam. 8th District Samuel A. Hnff, of Tippecanoe 9th District James N. Tyner, ef Miami, loth District Isaac Jenkinson, of Allen, ilth District David O. Daily, of Huntington. From tiie Krolnlc GaU City, Sept. 2i. LETTER FROM JU DGE BATES. Another Able and Powerful Review of the Politics of the Day. St. Louis, Sept. 15, I860. io Uio Republican Committee, of Keokuk, Iowa, i Messrs. J. K. Uanbim, Wm. 8. McQanc, J. B. 1 1 . . f i , Geo W. McCbaby, and John N. Nobij (COSChlDKD.) And ia this instance, the process of diainletral.or, seems already to have bgun ; for in New York the " American party " has lately held its ova sepnrjite State Council, and in Virginia meetings of the people have been held (warmly supporting Mr. Bell) in the time-honored name of "Whigs'" thus in both these great States ignoring the new party, and resuming their former party names and positions. I shall draw no parallel, much less contrast between Messrs. Lincoln and Bell, for, in all sincerity, I entertain a very high opiuion of them both. In the general administration of the Gov. eminent, I could trust either of them, for they are both men of knowledge and experience and old Whigs; and the only point of marked difference between them that I know of, is found in their widely divergent opinions in regard to slavery in the Territories, and the power of Congress over it there. Mr. Bell, I understand, believes that the Constitution carries slavery Into all the Territories. If that opinion be well founded, then of course it is the duty of Concres3 to tirotect slavery there : tor it were absurd to say that there is or can be ! any constitutional risrht which the Govern- I nietit is not bound to protect. Mr. Lincoln, on the coutrary, believes (and in that I agree with him) that the Constitution does not carry Slavery into the Territories, and that, in the absence of local law upon luc subject, uo man has or cau have a conttituttoneu tight to hold slaves iu h Territory, or to cull Government to protect upon tue tienetal his slave property there. fire lies the main difference, if not the only important difference between the opinions of Lincoln and Beit. In other things, a-; tar as I know, they substantially agree. But iu that difference is fouud the pivot of the Republican party, the vtry hinge on which it hangs. Your enemies, poibly tor lack of substantive matter to charge against you, assail you with reproachful adjectives. Tbey call yon bhick Republicans, aud iu one view there may be some sense in the epitbt, for it cannot be denied that you are strongly opposed to the admission of blacks (slaves) into the Territories, and firmly resolved to reserve, if you can, the virgin lands, to be settled and cultivated, and made valuable j by the fr?e white voluntary labor of Amer ican citizens, and thus build up commumtics of white people free, equal, and intel- ; ligent. But I think the Democrats better entitled than you are to the black adjective, foe your claim is negative only, as you in- i ist upon excluding the Llarki from nil our I free Territories, and show a decided unwil- ' lingness to be associated with them iu your farming labors; whiie the claim of the Democrats is affirmative, and is proven by tbeir constant efforts to establish tbe right of the blacks to go along with the whites into the Territcries, and by the urgent desire of many of that party to augment the number of the blacks, by fresh importations from Africa. In regard lo the Governmental and economic view of the case, an eminent Southern Statesman has tersely said that " Capital ought to own its labor.'' Certainly it ought and does, whenever it is able and willing to buy its labor by paying honest wages for honest work. But I cannot sec any greater necessity for capita! employed in farming to own the men who do the labor than for capital employed in building houses to own the carpenters and masons who erect them. Bat if I am wrong in this, and the dogma be really a true maxim, as applied to the lalorers, still 1 think I here is another aphorism quite as true and far more beneficent, especially iu a new country, that is Labor coy At fo ojrn tts Land. The main objections urged against the election of Mr. Lincoln are not directed against him personally, for it is only a just tribute to his personal character, that no one imputes to him evil designs against the country, nor imagines that when he becomes President he will attempt any great wrong to the nation, or any section of it. But cunning tacticians suggest, and some timid patriots fear, that certain truculent politicians in the South will seize upon Ljucoln's I'leclion as a pretext for rising in rebelliou, to put down a President constitutionally and lawfully chosen. If you have any such idle fears. I teg you to dismiss them at once, lest they lead you to the cross iniustice of itunutinu to the Southern States, or even lo the lxdy of Southern Democrais. the purpose to commit a crime at once s. sridtod and so foolish. We all know ttj.it there are in the South n. few self-conceited egotists, who, whenever they find the votes and the arguments all against them, -appeal to our fears, by threats of indefinite mischief, hoping to win a triumph over justice, reason, anil the public will, by sheer bullying. I tell you, my fricuda, that the Southern people are not guilty of that wicked crime and stupid folly ; they know, as well as we can tell them, that armed resistance to a lawfully chosen President is treason ; they know that a government that has not the power and the will to protect itself and enforce the laws i a poor, contemptible: government ; and (hey cryccially need a government atrong enough to protect all its people. They know that armed resistance to a lawful President is but the heeiuuiug . . -

of civil war ; and civil war, as our people are now divided, would be sore to rue into social war , that ta, a vat w estate, couti, lies, neighborhoods, and V'1 "bat tinman power could prevent tip: borror ., t -ev il war. However inueb I uiiy Ji9Vr from vnauy of our Southern bi etbrtu upon certain points of gorcrntaeotal policy, I rely upon their wisdom aud patriotism to put down the few desperadoes' among them, aud thus oreveut the initial crime which, if allowed to be successfully committed, would imperil the world's last bopc of Rcpablicao Freedom, aud would not tail to draw to its train the complicated honors of civil, anew and servile war. 1 rely, I aay, coundeutly upon the virtue aod patriotism of tbe Southern, people ; but even if these were wanting, I would utill rely npou tbeir plain reasou aud common sense, for none but mad tutu would teacb their slaves, by tbeir own bad example, bow to rise iu bloody rebellion, against lawful authority. Knowing our earnest devotion to the Union, and oar willingness to make great aacrificea to preserve it, tbe plan of intimid- ; atlon ia still pursued, and appeals are still made to our fears, and men do it who ought to know better, and do know better ; but acting upon tbe maxim of moral philosophy, , aa taught in the Conrt of King CtrarW the Second, they assume as true that : ' ' II oat man are cowards ; all man should be kuavea, and all tha subject mattsr of debate Is, only who's the knave of tbe first rata." And they act as if they expected us to believe, upon tbeir interested testimony, two j very false and debasing propositions. First, ! that if Lincoln is elected, there will be re- , hellion in the South, and second, that our I Government is so weak and cowardly that it cannot maintain itself and execnte the : laws and all this is djne as a clever trirk, i to frighten Lincoln men from the conclusion j of their own judgment and conscience, and drive them to vote, for some other candidate j to whoso support they could never be I brought by any motive more respectable than Fear, that at best, even when genuine and honest, is a debasing passion, ami ! makes men do a great many mean things, wiiicb when the fit is off they are as jamed of. But fear, unreal and feigned, simulated j only as a cover and excuse for some mean action, is despicably vile. Hypocrisy, even 1 when it pretends to be virtuous aod brave, is bad enough, but the hypocrisy of fear and cowardice is the last poor artifice of conscious imbecility. You suggest in your Ietterthat there may be a class of men who really desire the election of Mr. Lincoln, but are deterred from hi3 support by fear- the fear that passionate and unjust men will impute to them bad motives the vague fear engendered in weak minds by the persistent slanders against Mr. Lincoln, imput- : ing to him not bad acts nor bad professions, i but secret bad intentions, at war with his ; acts and profession, and with the tenor ut his life; and you seem to think that my views of th subject might be helpful to

such men. I doubt it ; for I have little sympathy with meu who lack the moral courage to actont the honest conclusions of their own minds. I mtvise every man, however, to do what I try to do myself carefully mane up nis mina wuicti or me. catiaiu tics, under all the circmistances, be would ralher nave for his resident, and then Irankly suppott that candidx'e against all opposers, let who will carp "r censure. That is certainly the course of honesty, and 1 think, as certainly the onl course ot safety. For the man who begins by forfeiting his own self-respect, by unmanly yielding to !he uicrauou oi ovuvry, win or seen in toe enu to get what he deserves, the con tempt of tbe very men wiio eoweu htm into suhmission. Let every man, theu, who really prefers Lincoln, support him frankly and above board ; then success will be a virtuous triumph, aud defeat will be no dishonor. Most respectfully, your fellow citizen, EDWARD BATES. llell Meeting. Pursuant, to call, a meeting of the Bell Club of Evansvill was held at Young America" Kugine House on Saturday, the 13th itiit., at which Lewis Howes, Esq., was Chairman, and F. P. Carson, Secretary. -The object of the meeting na? Stated by the chairman to be to consider the propriety of forming an alliance with the Douglas and Bieekinridge wings of the Democratii (tatty, for the purpose ot defeating Abraham Lincoln at the approaching November election. And thereupon the following resolution were presented l James F. Biyfbe, Kq., aud unanimously adopted. Resolved. That in the opinion ot this meeting it is inexpedient and improper for the members of the Constitutional Union Party of Indiana to form an alliance with either or loth of the branches of the Democratic party, because such an alliance would necessarily involve a departure from the avowed principles of our party, one of which is, always to pursue the right, although success may not be the result of our labors. Rrsoktd, That at the approaching Presidential election, we, as Union men, will stand by our colors, and whether successful or not, will vote for John Bell and Edward Everett. Prior to the passage of the resolutions, entbitia-tir speeches were made by James K. F.tythe, E4., Wm. E. Hollingswoi th, Chas. Viele, Thus. Bn'uss, Wra. Kerstemao. James R. Pittman. Emannisl Hull, and others. Tbe meeting then adjourned wilh thtee deafening cheers for Bell aod Everett. On motion the city papers wera reque.si.t to copy the above proceedings. Lewis Howss Chain ,r, . F. P. Cakso.v, Sfc'y. Tbsks or five grains of alum dissolved in half a pint of water, ami applied to the eyes whenever they are weak or inflamed, i said to be very beneficial. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 1TtiUt:ot orn .m -KKf.n or 3F I 3V 2D AT THE CRESCENT CITY October 10, 17, IS, 19, and: HALL, i, 18 CO. salMIIsi ror 8rho..l atel Kan.ilie. aftern.-on, Oct. agta, at 3 u'ciock . . ,. .... Ministers and Teachers admitted free. Admission 3fl c-jnts; (liildren 1 cen?. - email bills. O R O.YKR-& MJmtrMT MBl7u ver the body of Jobu HauDam, . Ltuatn, whcHfe body was fouud st Kapp!er's Uotel, fit Watr eiri.i t, STsaasnHst Plgou Tow hip, V.,uderburgh t'uuuty, on tbe Utb day of Octol, ,r, !;" Tbe verdict of tiie Jury vas tbtit be came to bis death by a eougestive ebll! ; that .it ibe tioie ot Ms death he waa about tlfty-foor yenrs uf age; thai be was about Ave feet tu " iu, bes iu higbt ; that ftltsu be died h-.a was dressed iu a yellow ti.Ddel undrr-sbirt atid a white rottou ovcr",birt, and bad on his person, st, far as we have liecu able d ascertain, what is aaessj descrlbesl, be having been fouud nndreased iu his 1 1 ruotfi. octlt;-1d JOHN V AY MAN, C. V. 0. WBJTTlJS'tt, MM 100 ba'es M:vsille No. t. 10 bags assorted Cotton Yarns. Also a tall snppl ef Cottou Twine, Geadw wick. cVRea Kopo,nd cirpet rh..ui. ir sale by turtle (iZO. POSTKIi 4 CO. mm JHu ft 7--sou mmK. a-" .sVvS i MM bsssae Uuu'.i Bags, S0OU eatra ' boh Saiu leas Hags. Alu, tut) supply of U mi. Sailing and r"i Sswiaf TTTjrirt. larealeey eeeM OfjU FdjiEka .

J(E W ADVERTISEMENTS. W?OB bbjtt- - Hmmm bbick Mr Houen, , 0 First tre-.t. between heatutjt tad Vv - . containing b a r-oaw ea.b. "Hie out butldfocs are in good condition. IVi'iire of Mra. JONI on Vino etreet, het"u !.. ml and Tbir-1. sDV1d 3MCoa.ioct Oaax-tS-CURTIS H. 3ILL, M. D., Late Physician in N. Y. Hospital, 3aroTr Yorlt, ":- All order left ut bis rooms or at Lha Hotel MMe will receivr iruvuedmte attention NO CHARGE r-OKCONt-ULTvTION. etaVOmc od Hi stfesjjca ilut lb prevrott, Kberwucd House. In todrit. bia service t.., tbe vit.uoi' Evansi ille, Dr. B. .items it pe.-liueut to SMy, that a'ter oars of active iira-tice iu New Tork city, thus becoming laoiisajilj coavasaa at with every akaae sjl disease. aud bating ewu service iu the lsvrcet aud best conducted Hospital iu America, be is confident of beiuj able, through the application of true medical science, and a ministration of tha timet approved means, to satisfy all reasonable demands upon his professional skill. Dr. B.,as a guarantee of bis standing aud ability, is proud to refer to the following well-kuowu gentleman : Valentine Mott, M. D., L. L. D., Prof. Mirjrcrv, N. T. City ; M irtyn Paine, M. !., I. h. D., Dutversity Prof., N. T. City; Willard Parker, M. D, Prof. Surgery, Coll. l'byaiclans and 6nrgeons; Prof. W. II. VanBureu, Surgeon to N . Y. Hospital; Prof. I.T. Metcalt, Physician to Bellevue Hospital ; C. Wlstar, M. D A. D. Townseud, M D., and Dr. Ooddard, of Philadelphia; Daniel Meeker, M. D.. Laporte, Ind ; O. H. Smith, M. D , Chicago; J. N. McDowell, M. D. C. B. Pope, M. D . St. Louis. Octl2-lwd

MlA received another lot of Florentine, Cobnrg, Leghorn, Straw, Rutland, aud Cloth Hats, fol Mlssas and Ladies. Call soon, at SCHAPKEIt BtSSINO b, octli No. Main street. Mi OOTS J."lt HHKS.mICBU K Burrow's stK?k of Boots and Shoes is again large and complete, made so by heavy recruits. Their stock is Inferior to none ever brought to this part ef the State, and they are offering them at very reduced prices to cash and prompt paying trde, at (octI2) No. li MAIN STBKKT. sTJpTo OO LBS HKa 'V CLEJR UMmTM Sr. As! 200 lr, f.'inciiiuatl Uologna Sausage, just coived at (ocflS) COOK k LANG LEY'S. WW I ' S K H ti K f I v a HOUUB f.V MM great abundance at r.ctl2 COOK A LANOLKY'.S. M J and Wlllmv Ware ut notl2 COOK LANOLEY'Si. ST iUM'BS Mf&BLLalicirAjWi m pi.r. Sullivan s Stove Polish, the best ever made, for sale In COOK 4 LANOLKY oetl:! T on Teas, from MjV to It, at ortl! COOK A LA Srt LEY'S. WW tu.jt Dupont'n) but the best Gunpowder Teas Ir. the Cir , le had at octl TaTTCOOK & LANG LEY'S. 99 CTB bb bv'sh. luif o o o a n be hi ,.etl2 COOK St LAN'GLEY'S. left at (octlij COOK 4 LANGLKY'S. M10RJ' BBOO.ntt.- T5 MtOZBJS FOB i. ele low by septl K. GILBEBT CO., No. 4 Sycamore street. WKJy-TBO. - I ,0 00 B USM Ur'MiTB WW Ueans wanted at the highest in vrket alios, for whit h canb w i;t b. mtd. Prime article. COOK A LANGLBY. octl2 Xo. 7", Mailt street. WWBmM B TH HUUO.UH, MM do lnisters, Whisk BriHims, commttii to extra. Brussel Dusters, in gnat variety, Kenther do all sii Blacking Brushes, with aud without Baa tiles, Scrub Brushes, till kind-,, to be bed at ocU2 COOK ir LANGLEY'S. WW BV US' Kit HI U.iRS JmMf Stuatt'rt Crtisb'Ml, et 1::e per lt., tio Powdered, tfufi''.intfd purr, at lr pet tb . b Graiiulntcd, at 13e per lb., do A Clarifi' d, at l2':,c perlti. The-te -ugars are the best quality of any iu the Citv. autl offered at lower prices, at 0Ctl2 COOK A LANC.LEY'S. Jt li P K T . . C It 8 , WITH Jl.'lt Bj witho'ti leathers, at ,At 1 COOK LANGLEY'S. & G t .yn ribs . u-i.-yitn sjhh. in- NaiN. Almond Kill et ts, Hrtt7.it Nuts, English Walnuts, Kigs, Kainius. Currants, Prunes, Bock Candy, Iriod Beef, Oysters, Sardines, Alum, Kpeoui Salts, Sulphur, Boll Ilriuistoue, Copperas, Madder, Extract of Logwood, Indigo, Cream T,rt,i,s. .1... Bedcords, Blacking, Butting, Cloves, Cement, Cigars of nil kinds, Nutmegs, Lemon Syrup, Giuger, Glass Jars, Lanterns and Flasks, Mustard, Matches, Pepper Sauce, Spauish Moss, Stono Pipes, Powder, Safety Fuse, Tobacco of all kinds, Fancy Soaps, Starch, Viuegar, Cordage, Letter, Cap, Note, and Wrappiug Paper, Envelopes, Teas, Camphor, Saltpeter, c, sc. A supplt of the store kept coustaml.t on h.iod, am! for sale at the b u est prices by p. E. eiLBJCKT i CO., octll No. 4 Sycamore street. MM J MIL. J'UT8.Z BBI,tl WW new crop, ju.-T I't-ceired br octll S. K. GI LBER'l A CO. Mjwo t K b wr. jjaatt mob&jj WW is my only Acent aud Attorney for the State o' Indiana and Citv of EvsiiHvllle. JAMES IJEWin. fiaiis, i Hli , Oct. llth-lmtl Ague and Fever oa CHILLS AND FEVER SPEEDILY CURED BT TOJIC SRUM. rwnttMt JmTTm9JTrOJ" 0' nmJtLJRRS M. in Oiujr and M-dlcln.s, and ierp'tns Mfflictd Willi tli Chillw nnd Kevpr or Ajcu and Fivt-r, r-ef ttullr Invited to thin calibrated mfMliciric, s hit h baa juntly obtaineil a high reputation throdgbout th country, and it mRtiy y n has niaintainrd ita aupriority over all other re modi,? Hrj a naff-, rtain, prdy and penTjanen t nn tor Chill and WcVwT r Ajfue and FeTer. It dow noi produce headrrhe, (ri1dinei. bnzAiufr ..f the ears, r.r ttuy of the unploaaant ert 1 1 which si. Iir-quntly attend tha ue of Quinine r other ff inedivr, but ntuy be given in all cast-a and under all irt unittan( es whatever, to I'-malea. infanta, aud !! pasrwMn wh - are .i-' : , rt si or have the mOrwi deItiHt? ronatitiition!, wijhout the least ap-preh-nriior: .f :m injurioua or even tinpleaaaot Tbi iiitdit in- baa baMWMi a etaple rwnirdy, and for eara bM Imi ttenaively n"d throiiKhoit tbStaUa vt KVntnk t VMM aM, Alabama, Miaaia--ippi, I iialilaWij TV. 1-. , Arkanaaa, .Mlawuiiri, II Httoft, I"Wa. Vituisi:i , Okiu( Itnliaitii. NobrHifKa. P-Ditay'vaitiHs f irhi-ZKi!, ant i'alifornfa, and more lately i ti KunaaH aTalt Itm j , and has perntaiivni ' .red 2jMOr9j$9 of 49aWM in all tM varied ftrm aii.t t'on-lii In. iiiany ot which w'r f mri one r fbi-' vs-tiiH ntandiiiv Hhti ba i reaiaiatal all ibvitAuat atneiieii known itt ibe enaamtrj, aud tu no -aae did ti tail t make a perl r and permanent cure where lb- d in- lion ne (ruprl ii'Ilwweil. 8urh in it in vMt tab! aitrt-ea that it . - gained t be ouBdeu f , favor, Hiid itutroii&pr- i a lai -re aHMliaH" m reapecta-hi-prni fitionciN of iiir'dirtm- Throughout thctUMtiy, wbo pevax rtjliv in nfffnTniatfir it in preit-renct iiioitie ami ob-r rt-m- diras.. Tb- Proprietor ha in MfJ , . :, h 1hi uiiuiNtr f WtvwiM and tbt r tatiiuoulalt t im prtoua wh ha- -! il - iiicdiriue, aa well na frtun pb yak ihIii, drii.c"tti . n tbt-v ariei-, and oiht'r tlv-al-rw in medit ine, mi UltBic i(- superior irtu-r a a i iira'ivi- in f'hitla ami Krver r Agu and fVver, and b- -Mi ebiain many tin naand more, or eunuch to fill up a l 'i v vi.'i.iiii', liit w doea not d-e(ii it ui'i ffsary , ar it ia alitaly evtUrivly and favorably kioiwu to ih public ;.urlly. fVr fait by city . ud nnutry lM iwirtts and AlHitbecdriei tbrotiu,b"iii (he Vat, plftti iiKmmj rfud rkutb-ve(. WILSON, PETER, &. CO., 3CCOMI0M tO WILMOX a riTAKBIRO I, V. bolesale Aleuts, Louisv ille, Ky. JOHN J. SMITH, Proprietor. M MB m ..-moxbs mm err qnalitv, iut rt.,t-l.-d aud For sale bv S. K. G1LBKRT CO.. BiMO.-l O O IIMVMtf Jl tfT BEM. reived per raiload oct ; and for sale bs K. GIL1! i UT i CO . aaoo.ooo JLl, OVJM.Ile 1 Mr Sale t.ow by s. ST. I LBKItT t o oi l ti um.it t o i oo HoxxtMJirt .im di-s IVmt.t.-, 1 , lbs, In., ,-s, Iwisi. I i,!:,.. L. . etc , Irutu pi',.utl p.r ;h..io stove ami to arriv, lu -sb- b S. K (il LBKXT J Co , i ,-:: No. 4 Sycjnu-re ..I. mm t TV X 7 &H OK 5T Unl tm f cases MM Tul- ow rX julsit-lv sin Wen's Calf, Coo '', ! t-.r-, fc oii-.k sioi tfalBti ral II . at Kl.Ot.i bt Kltl'W'S. saa 9B 1., Mala si

CLOTHING. "

S. ROSENWALD & Co. Rtll rintking' T.airrr llimn Othtm: riKST. DO A CASH BUSINESS, THEY Knr Ib-il sei:osp. Twar ua:; crdcrcxE rams 9ws Qaaaa, take advautag ot alt tbe Improveiaeots in manufacturing, and -nil liom this titn forth, sirLt stoinmo but ehat thsy can -.i -.etc for ,o, WORKMANSHIP AND DCHABII1TY, TtJIRD TBEIK EXTES3IVK PVRCHA8BS .suable tht oi (buying as hry do for their four large Stores), TO BI-T OOOOS IN VFET I.SHOB QViJITITIBS, in Itself an advantage of twenty per cont. over SMALLER BUYERS FOURTH. THE A S SO R T M FVT f.i ALWAYS tbe n.ost vuried and lag.i et ia tbe city, a-.mprislng the most t.srii, Wlail'S. aku vest :a i, - -. CLASS OF GOODS mrss i j- u iso i s r a t u o i a s i a saM at the laasai Llf.ua !. We inleuJ i, make it to sssf . ' to bny your Qaesb) ot ar, an. I aaUctt, u.t only y.u.r atroaaae, but wi-ubl ure you to indars your Irteaojs (o call nii.1 examin.- our stodc. Y'-urs, resaectfttlly, ,t.-.. S. ROSENWALD & CO., Sat. 73 .Vlaln St., 't Second TlllKl. RVANSVU.LK IND. .1111!' fill OKU. l.atlUt iv hu ussl go,.l i'mIi, Ki.i ano ti-.jit Ibe.ts. ntner sjtojjrle uble eol, call bWe tbeir wants .supplied :tt READ .1 BrRROW'f?. or .1 .sent. i!7, '.'SJ. !" M.iiu st. TfmOOR MATS, ItOOH ,KJT(l.-:i -sV. (,.-. -i. s ttermaa Cocoa Door mTs. i-.y. a-w. si.ee Jute Bnrr mo t, for .-:,!e be .ept. 27. t 0'Ht A LANl, LtV. T HSMMVOJaMS J SETTLE I tact that COOK It LANOI.RY sell tbe best Teas in the Ci iv . (sept. -J7i BJOU TIU: HEDT CRIiSHKIt, FO WH? dared, draonlated, Clarifleil end Loaf sugar, all go to COOK i LANOLKY g. I be rason is they ktep tbe verv best, .i.d sell tbe most for tbe niout-y. sept 27. JPIOH THE BEST JSSOB TM EJST M . sssd clt. -ape. t prices, all go by general consent to the (sept -JT) EUREKA BAZAAR. WWEAU B VII ROW'S STOCK OF Jret Hats, const. ting of every style, shae and color, is open to the trade mid at very low ugtiree, ut lo Main street. set,. 'J7-IM 500 LBS. l-BESn FBJl the b New I'eatht-s now on lian.l, au.l lor sale in i.nv iit;ntitv to suit. :.t SCH A PKKIi HI sMSO'S, septvit! No. IU Main street. CVafsa 7r .'-iVs H V. H MH.I Wl.S! o An r tul lodK vurietx' .f Kail and Winter Shawls. t.t from 81 to t'S. at SCHAI'K Kli A BIMsINO'st, septiiti No 10 Msin street. Jf" J TEST ST 1 'I. F. S . B J Priu, -e Wale. Hats, do do Chiv.. 0tera Hats, do Caps, Kreuch Kelt Hals, fancy and Riding Cj.s. lanry Oents Hats, Voting Gents Caps. Boys Hats, do Caps, lalaal Dre Hals, do do Caps. very kind and style of Hats, do do do Caps, At VALT1F.K A MAKCONMEII S. oete 39 Slain at. WTmBBSS HAT ft FOR ' FAM. t, jfjiTO MM Wintar now ready. The latest styles, el! her Silk or Oa.slmere. 5nd in vunr orders to VAI'TIF.R MARCONNIFR uctH 30 Main st. ITA'.ST i'E.YTI r.ATEM MATS. The only re S'entllate.l Hats ever made, at VADTIER .1 MARCONNtER. ocM 39 Maiu st. WWAMBVBfi K W. B. CHBESE 1S MM boxes for sale by 8. It. filLBERT & CO., octC N.. 4 Sycamore st. rWXEAS.-T '. HAL.F CHESTS AJSU M B.-xes, Gtinpower, Youn-; Hyson, lmp,-rial and Black, for .ale bv oct6 S K. (ilLBEBT & CO. FIUMTS TP B P KJS T '1 I JS'E AJS'O Linseed Oil, IS bids, in fine order, for sale low by K. GILBERT A CO. WJpM iJBL ST A R t W-K BOX BS ro R m sale vraf row, in lots to sail purchasers, bv octrt st. B. GILBERT & CO. ' gCiO T T O.I ' UA T T .V-7 '4 6 O BA Z E M W, for sale to the Tr .!e n Factnrr pri.-.-s. by oct S. K. GIDBKRT A CO., Agents ol "Cypress 51 ills.'' WmBBSSBI P I .X E FLOOBIJS'tJ. MM xn,tW0 l.-et jtj.t re,eiTed from Citv Plaiting SlilU., and tr .ale b JOHN F. LOVER, octo-d.t-w u' a . : ' - - .v : . . i Main ste. Af i O TO .11 ILLE R T JVMKHAVWS OT f..r ir..,..! and all si,- Shakers. s-ptil NEW JEWELRY WWi HJl'E Jl ST BE Elt'BII A WW ii-w supply ot Jeaeti i . embracing great variety of every new styl. We would call thaaajvecial attention ot tbe ladies to son very excellent aud chaste PTtruscan an-l CarlMsarlo full aud bait sett., which are also ol a very reasouable pri,-. We have by t.r the largest .took of fluid and nil ver Watchee, b e s, SilverWags, Gobi I'-ns, Ac, r any house iu this city, all brought directly tr -m tl. iniinutactiirer. and import rs. and are sellu at tiie lowest Kusteru price. It has last east eadsstvpr to buy none bat .utitue -.few-lr.v, and we hojs? to m,-ei a continus....- of the liberal petrvuaaje berefof'.re be.tov. esl uim.u us. fct' l-'in.- Watehes repaired BrtrnoaaHj or under our iiuuiedia. supervision, by competent work men. BITTROLCr BRO S.. septlti Xw. at Main .1. b't First and Second. AmfmlrERCOA TsToFall alytiT, IVUV frosu leal Hull Whitneys, s CIC.5A, te plain riatb vr Pninj.u Beawtval 110.110. The Liter cannt.t be gvi up by regular tailors for less than HMJbO or 2",. o. s'eve votir toonev by calllag at wm. ki:ek h a Co. .. sept ISo. li'l Main stteel If Htf wa.YTn U PlUSh VrS ITB STt -. O li.-v stvtesril.d love . ti. erased ; IW Bit. sjalttSMSt iit.J Faio v Uaalsasxa strong ac.l straMftj te.,l ranery l-1 )utteta., .-!! .-.uaiiLies ; Vi Oik. Satin IWI Fau atlll s:. ' 5tlti F.tjsh Vest. atupiDI eai cm. vv m t rkfun a fo ssptt. j at.iu .ax tat

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. aj.v niJ MI HBKR OP'BBCOJTft a

M. LegginE. Jnst received,' a splendid stock of tbe abeva coeea, at 30 pereeat. leas than last year's prices. MM. E. FRENCH A Co., eeptSG No. 20 Bfaia street. "The American Clothing House." Ovb stock or cub a r ajrn &iper Clothing is now complete, together with a full line of all styles of Fancy Notions and FurnishtosOoods, all of T.hicb we ofltr to tbe VThletale trade, and will guarantee them t psreaatav tactiou in quility, style, and prica. We would also announce to tbe cititvus ot Krausrille, and to the retail trade generally, ib.il io addition to our wholesale stock, we will keep a superior line of uods for 1!st viLix-y. In this liae we w ill sell eclasivels torCasa. Bot wecan and will offer toods lower tbsit thv were ever eold by tbe regulur deslors io tbi? r;tv. Trv us,atd see lor yaQiaflajPL WM. E, FRtNCH .1 Co., aeptSfi So n Main street. CJUIfi li II HjtUBBVIS tef jtat receiv ed ud for sa'e by CHAS. McJ i H NSTON . W. New ark Pla. septl NEW FALL MILLINERY, MRS- J. HASTINCS, mmo. 5 0 JBJIMJS' ST BEET, .TEXT w w next door to Bit t role s, respactfully announces to her friends and the ladies of Evansville aod vicinity iu general, that she bag lust retnrued with her Fall stock of Millinery sal Fancy Goo-is, which is tha largest, finest and most beantifnl ever brought to the city. She invites all to give her a call and examine her stock, and she flatters herself that she will he able to pleasa all, both in tha quality and prices of her geods. septU Mrs. J. HASTINGS. WX4BJUBBS WHO HA fB JVBl'fiH MV traded at the store of the young firm, give It a trial onco, and yon will save money in all kinds ot Diy Goods Ladies' Shoes and mnny other goods at MILLKK NIEAADS'S, sept2l sU Main street. ArmtrxcE'a'''vjrjEHoMPsa i BjW fins large quinces just ree'd and for sale by iTi,. 25 CHAS. McJ OHNSTON. gfHBBtiB, CHEESE HZ BOXEH prime W R Cheeao just ree'd aod for sale v sep. 2f. CHAS. McJOUNSl'ON. " Something NewT Having opened an establishment for the ssaati factnre of CORN BROOMS . n Water Bt, bet. Main i and Lacnst, In the Room formerly oo, Uhied as the Telegraph Office, I would respectfully rail thott, ntlon of the Citizens ot Kvansvllle to tt fact th.i 1 am now manufacturing every de.-cript on of Corn ' Brooms, and will sell at low. r privs tbaa ll sbbh can bo loughr in Cincinnati or Louisville. Dealers would do noil to call at my establishment before purchasing elsewhete. The Mnrket pri. paid f.i Broam Cora at all time.. AM. CoNNKTT Sep. 25-3md WITCHES AND JEWELRI ! safe Mr. P. L. GEISSLER MJM 8 J V8T it Mi TVttJVMZMM Mkt O.M m. M the Kant with a- Lirrmid In Iflil a alork of .Jewelry, Watches. Gobi ami Silver Chain ami Fancy Go,ds h?- he ever had before, and which embrace? th. richest variety in each department, and which he will sell at tbe Lowr.PT i'aSH PmiTES. 1 vmM reaped fully invite my frienda and am Itinera to txamine my ffltldl and jrir-a lefor put rbaajnfr els where. &y GtHxla reprenenteil poehively ais they are ST" Personal attentiou paid to impairing of fine Watches. Jewel rv repaired Ht the aborteat notice. 9sC. W. Who'll Take the Premium ? fW M.M, MMA WI2 Mi XMr1 M""M' IP WJL tbe fu; e aelectad M Ck of Lm lira, Miaaen. and Otildreii h Gaiters, bi t-U, Hipi-crs, Tie, and various now styles at Nit. . evwid street, Iirie awarded It to your humble servant, wbo ia alwav on banrl with the laa? the tnnrket can prvduce. I bare for the Ball and Winter trade the hen atoek brought to this city tr years p.it. MidtM wb wish to economize will liud it gn atlv to lha adtantae of tbeir hut-hand's jaajkets to give MM a call before buy inyt elrea here. Buya and Y'oiitbH' Bi,K.t very low. A superior article of (Vpper-t ipped btiota for Children, (time and look for yourself. I am iVtail Milltaal to ?el! at tlie very lowent possible percenta-rc. msll URDfita and quuk aalea ia inv motto. JOHN It ASCII, Ku. iSect.nd at., KvaniTille, Ind. gayt agq. FALL TRADE 1 8 6 0. RICn'D J. COX ME. WM. WoaMAr. CONNER . WORMAN, WMWHOl, E SALE UEA1.BBS MM WW Boots and oboes, No. Pearl streot.be. tweeu Vine and Race streets, Cincinnati, Uhio. Keep a large sbx-k of custom and Kastern wS.il,, which is ottered to th- trade it lowest prices. auaril-Hmd IS

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Closing Out at Cost. wwym-B wvo offkr ovb jbjtibb WW stmrk of Goods at cost, with a vl- f making a change in busiaees. Terins cash. Eransvillc.Sept 1", IAS. OAKLXY SON. sfarSl-lm " : B0TS"AWD SHOES". B ilJV'B BEFITTED JtJS'D WM larged my store, and have ou hand a fall supply of BOOTS AND SHOES of my owo maoefa---ture, all of which I will wai rant of tbe best quality. I bare purchased my leather for cash, aud will sell on tbe o prior system fnr cuili, lower than the same quality of goods ars usually sold ia this city. WM. EMEBT, septll-Jtnd 100 Main-st, cor. Soventh-st. KlW YTrTuTOM. MiV OFFEBIJi" OVB tJOOBS J.YIt M aakragtbe patrouaga of this community, - bare only to s.y that w-s come amongst you as permanent ritirens, and promlss that in .ill things onr word shall be made go.xl. Our puri.hse have hero made under th most favorable rircumstsnces, in New Yerk aud other En. tern cities. A long residenoe aod Intimate business touoeeti.-us with the beet mercantile aaajsjes there, i;ive ns advantages to buy goods rl.L-p.r than eau lw done nnder soy other W rest aatasjiTTa. We hv .,,b,pi.,l . syistsas Ibnt is sarc.s. ti.l n.-w here, but il is th. onjj oue which will enable a meicliHttt ,: gjawl. at L.w psicssj liroegaoal an elitifr, sloc CASH EXCLUSIVELY, OKTE1 3E :. X O US9 4U No lif.VtATIOX ALL ARK To BE THKATRD ALIKE Out rndtll" ; hsM b ou Us buy 'WYttan of itBEST QUALITY Xjt,Ltaspl Xl0)6, Aod at have HUaalai ariau. m-vtita tv - . Ov btck supplied avMh Hm moat FAHIuNaUI E ms -t, Wm tls. v peaf I. . . ! MMamestie 4ioo1s A !arK ws.rlio,.nt, and I'HEAl. Flannels ofeverv color and ccrade, Fancy Dress Goods. Valentiaa, Mohairs, llai,i saw e,h,aas Ftssjt.rl Esr u seeling JrvMM. Fancy Paplina, RabTujas, Persian Delaines, Magenta Cloths. FRENCH MERIN0E S , v T. ; Y i ll PAP : Printetl Meriuoes, elegant aiy lea, RICH PLAIN VELOURS, MFancfj elaurs K ARK IN STTLK ASO COLOR. ALL WOOL DELAINES, PRINT8D DRLAlSTfB, SOMKTHIMi N'EW AND KL KG A N'T ; AND Black Silks of Every Grade. LINEN AND WHITE GOODS, TABLE CLOTHS AN'D from ths Lowest to th. t IRISH LINENS, BIRD EYE, DIAPER, HOLLANDS, 4e, ate. JS Mi lb o i M e r i e s , A LABOR AHSO R I'M H N T OF JACONET BANDS. EDGINGS, iN&MmTMMM ASH COLlsABH AT XZJLmTF' I0El.IO3eiSomething very fine in uH-nAvwvswin w . avvvvriinei COLLARS AND SLEEVES i setts. FROM 75 CENTS TO $15.00. LA DIES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES, A targ -k, and evry pair saa ia ro oar order, of th BEST MATERIALS, AMD W ARRANTRD. These Good, wa of)r for Cash at very le prieae, Intending ta make snr house in that r aspect, a rnaayln, NEW YORK STORE. GILES & McPHE ETERS , Ns. & First itrMl, Veetsi ', Baiiaiags asartb rest Office. tept-2

TNSUBANCE: Insurance Agency. ALLEN C. HALLO CK Ev utt-. i lie. V S P E SW K I TER A rV rr EH s ... IV'Uji;. ;

Adjcstcc or AvritAors, .o"3 Noiai PrH finrinue to ls?ue Polk!-i from ee.ra! e : -t t'lass and most rli.ibl INSURANCE COMPANIES In the Country, on Iv.Jantl sod afi IT. w : 1 also receive applications for LIFI BrSTTKArTCT. He will attend to the idju-tnim.t of L-ms-i of every description nnder po'.iclrsj from other agencies, and attend to the sett'emcct of nil mattars connected with INSURANCE, for part!- - . terested. His long cxjtr.onco as ia UwnsatJCi ActM, has ayajde him tatxxiliar with ail subjects connected with Insiiratico. nffiw. Marble Hal; il tilt.lng, N. J '.fait, t NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., or i Of tfHltTFOltp, C.'v.v Cash Capital, $300,000 CASH ASSETS,. .37S,ono TV. b: HASTINGS, Sec'v. A F. HA.TIXG.5, Pres't liistvea against loss a:, i iitnnjc b' firs cu Dwell. ,ngs sud their co -tents, MHiiiifiCtorles, altlls, Storehouses, St.aks of Merchandise, st fair and l eas itiKb'e rut. s of premluol Policies promptly Issued and lasses sJjcsted fori tba Company by A. C HAL LOCK Jt SON, Aglets, I Marblu Hall Suildlug, Main atraal, septlt lanseille, Indiana. QUXKER CITY" INSURANCE COMPANY. O'kAVKr.rs si::t i-isij .) WA LSI T iTRKK-i , rillf AltELPHiA Fire Insurance, Liiiiiteil &Perpeiaa!, i in Build in and Marcbendi a af all u, i u . GEO. H. HART, KeafJlejif. U. V. Ll'-s-t. Vice fr.-,' H . It. i'ouwh v u . -. cr-:.ir . . r iot.s. K..rer 8. I'. rl.im. . J. R. Jones, M. P.. A. R. Chambers, John O. Tale. Ct.Ht. H. Had, II. It. (isaniheli K. W. B.iiiet . A. C. Cntltll. H.m. H. M. t-oli.-i i hurl,-. . las lay. H.'.Tl KI.L, BRflM a AKTHS9, At- ntt for Ev tnsvilH und vicinity Oeace si Law ,v Anthwa' Law ..fti.-e, 7tt Maun troet. septl.' T3L 0 XyL SI M n s u ranee fo., fir sri w rvsv. Omco U2 .ind MA Bni.tluMv. With ;t i a-1. tajSAal ill tld in ol ONE MILLION DOLLARS .t.iHRT ji r r i-', !) tiMXtflOQ The Home I usoi ,ti. Ckiaxuatiy LaaHTpt aolnst Loss or 0m.i.- by l iie on Dwel'uugs autl thet conti-uta. fur a term of Irorn 1 to 5 years on th tno-.t favorable terms Stoles, Mocks of Mc-rchac dine, Warehouses, I'l-.-oieM, Manufactories, and ail insurae.ee properly, at btir and etjtiit'ible rates and on INLAND NAVIGATION aud tran.(Krtatiou nsks as low as the nature of the losttrel .ind tb. Company will warrant. AHju-'ting all losse, (airly, and promptly pavlm them. OHAtfJ. MAUTIW Hraa't. A. f. WILMAHTH. Vice Proa t. J. Milton S.Miru. Secretary. Joas McGcr, Ass't 8ecy. pplicatinns lu.ule to und olicie is.t.e I by A. 0, HALL0CK ASOX, ,st'. MsjCS ttarble Hall BtilMings, Main street HARTFORD FIRE 111 CO.. HARTFORD, CONN. INCORPORATED 1810 CHAHTKK. PEUPETlAt With Huosasf nl Boaineai Experience of jF" ft y TST o ex 2 m. I Csteh Capital 8500,000.00 J Capital and Surplus, 9800,080.91 Insurance against Loss or Damags by Fir?, oo Dwellings, Furniture, Store., Wareboaaea, Merchandise, Milf, Hannftctortm, and other kinds ot property, can be . ff.-ct ,1 in this Company ujo t as favorable terms - the nitur ol tberi.ka sad security to Policy holders will admit. PARTICULAR ATTENTION given to in-urtrji Farm property, consist rag of Dwellings, Barn., and ; oatbnildings connected, nd Purnitnre, Llvs Stock, Hay, Grain, Fanning I'ten'ils, fc, 4c, cent ilne-l ' theriu, for a term of years at LOW rates of pr iniurn. OFFICERS: ! T. C. Allyn, .s..rc-tary. II Haitl.i.toti, Prrs't : C. C. Lymau. Ass'i s.-.'v TV. N Bjtvr4t Actnar ' D. Alexander, QeMral Ac;eiit for tas Western and f-oiith Western iSiaies, Columbus, Ohio. J. Graham. Ass't Gen.i.vl Asjeni for the Westers aod South West-i n Ratad, Caddsaeas, Oiiio. ! Applic.it ions for insurance msy be ma la to tba I undersigned, the .lulv anthevlaud Ajentt of ths I Company A C. HALM" U A SON', Agts On ics : Mai lle il, i Bullalea;, taQ .treot augl-2iu INCORPORATED 1847 y Xa 3t o V tT 41 S : 6 ft ' sf Bl A ' 11' OFHARTFORD, CONN. Capital, - - - $250,000 C e. WAITK. !.-- . . U. IHItt KIS.1, P. ss'l ... H PRIfT Cusal agalil. Rebldln;; at fThiragtl, Ills ( ASH l AITl Al. tc SI'l $321 '.4 . This C.mpaiiy iosures ag .inst loss end damage by Fire on Dwellings end tfa.lr Contents, Btorss, Warehouses. St.'i,s ef Merohaadlze, an 1 si! mseu able pry perty at as reaspnabja rule, of premium a. , any other aoltent mi i reliaM I orcp .nj. Adjusting I.. fiiirhj nit. p tying them j...ss;:b. Applicariotts ms.le t. auu Pylleies Issnad by A. Ci II ALLOCK A SCS Marble Hall K i I.Ai .; -. Main st., .tngJI-.n,. InUsVUMi 'OO , w ATHILLS AJ'I EM VBB. MT Mi J Wiy settled Net tbat Harl., rs Chlorine AgueKil: r is th" hr-st medicine ka.arn tor nnooting a ,nr -and permanent cite of fever and Ague r OkOto and Fever It prevents Agne Cake :,! a!! th Bui the. follow the te of 'M TtoM I'SoM , augl At tiie City Drug Store MILLER & NIEHA U K. No. 4 M1n sr.. bet. Hist and Secesjd, KVANSV1LI.E, IKDIAMA. T't BMS fOC'J FIH.'t la J ? 7 :. nart ol Cirir : leadi I - t'as f ...ZzT.i, ..ri.i.L !,., .- '. -. I .. i v ..res Ut the Fall and Winter s.asou. and tender a frloudl invitation to tiiiir lady customers at 1 the rest m mnukir t, to giv. ibeni a eali, end sx.'.iolno tor themselves. All thei. g ole rwcon mapd thsmsslve, by .i prima oaanty, an ! pert, . ; iiesbr.ssj, acl v.-'.: b. selJ. t stuall pt.fit twf tush

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