Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 33, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 October 1860 — Page 4

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TH " " . 6.00 A ufto., 9.15 ' 6U11 Train 4.56 P. M. Accommodation 3.30 " Steamers Regular Packeta. roa CAIBO. Charley Bowes leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 12 o'clock M. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays at night. FOB PADrc.VH. Dunbae leaves Moudaya, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 12 o'clock t . Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at i. ig lit. i. f.s ' l Anderson leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 12 o'clock, m. Arrives Houdaya, Wednesdays sad Fridays in the night. FOB HERDEBRON. Gen. D. M. White plies daily, leaving Evausville in the forenoon and returning in the evening. roaLorisviLLE. Obet Eagle, of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at C o'clock p. yi. Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays in the afternoon. Obet Eagle, of Gailipoh's, leaves Mondays at 12 o'clock m. . and Thursdays at 6 o'clock p. m. Arrives Sundays and Thursdays in the afternoon. FOR OBEEN B1VEB. Bowling Green leaves Mondays and Thursdays at 6 o'clock p. m. fbr Green river. Arrives on Mondays and Thursdays in the morning. There is regular daily communication with Hendebson and Newbcroii by boat aud land conveyance. IVEB ITEMS. STEAMBOAT KEGISTER . ABRIVED. Gun. , Auderson, Caire ; Lue Eaves, Green river , Grey Eagle, Louisville. DEPARTED. Gee. Anderson, Paducah ; W. V. Gilluni, Cloverp't ; Grey Eagle, Iouisville. BOATS LEAVINO TO-DAY. Charley Bowen, Cairo; Minnetonka, Paducah; Lue Eaves, Green river; Gen. White, Henderson. ——— ......The River continues to advance steadily. The total amount of rise up to last night was about three feet. Weather elear [sic] and pleasant during the day, with foggy nights. ......The light, fleet and commodious steamer Charley Bowen leaves the wharf for Cairo at 12 o'clock to-day. The Bowen is one of the best of our local packets, and is managed by able and experienced officers, who are likewise suave and obliging gentlemen. Her passengers will find her accommodations everything they can desire. ......The Minnetonka, a very neat and commodious steamer, under the command of Capt. Whyte Fowler, leaves for Paducah at noon to-day. The Minnetonka is running in the place of the Dunbar for a few days whilst that boat is being repaired. The obliging and popultr officers of the latter are on the Minnetonka, which is sufficient to insure her plenty of friends while she remains in the trade. Her passengers will meet with every attention. ......The Gen. White for Henderson to-day. ......The Lue Eaves came in yesterday with a light trip. She is receiving freight to-day for Green river. ......The Gen. Anderson came in from Cairo yesterday morning, and returned to Paducah with a fine trip of freight. Her obliging clerk, Mr. John C. Glenn, has our thanks for late New Orleans and Paducah papers. She brought up a number of the passengers of the Fairchild, which turned back from Cairo. ......The Atlantic, from Louisville for New Orleans, is due here to-day. ......The Union, Capt. Rothrock, is due from Louisville today. She returns this evening. ======= RAILROAD RECEIPTS. OCTOBER 16.th, 1860. 25.1 bbls Boor, J . TI. Oglesby ; 4 bales hops. 2t0 bush barley. Cook kit ; GS pkge sash, 1 case, 1 sack reffcu, Wheeler S Kiggi ; 531 feet lumber, .1. L. Whito ; I keg liquor, Geil A Bruniughoff ; 49 kegs, 1 box, 601 bush wheat, Geo. Foster At Co.; 5 boxes, 40 bbls flour, Crane A Brown; 2,000 lbs old casting's, Kratz A Holltnan ; 1 trunk, 4 bon-s, 1 chest, P. G. O'RiJoy A Co.; 1 box castings, Hoelker, Rlount A Co.; 8 boxes shoes, II. C. Wiggins, Rochester, Ky.: 17 oases shoes. Reed & Burrows ; 3 boxes indse, Gould A M , Padusab, Ky.; 1 box frameB, W. Bf. P. Stoddard ; 3 l.alos, 'i boxes, J. U. Maghoe A Co.; 7 boxes, 2 bids liquor, N S. Thompson ; 7 bales, 1 caso tobacco, J. G. Sauer ; I case tobacco, L. Suer ; I cases, L. Kessior ; 'iyt boxes tobacco, S. E. Gilbert A Co.; V cases tobacro, Schroeder 4 Kehx ; 1 box, 5u bbls whisky, Beuient A Viele ; 1 pkg saws, Chas. 8. Wells ; A boxes mdse, Ir. C. J. Crugau, Millersbnrgh ; 6 boxes, M. M. Berry A Co., Cniontown, Ky.; 10 loxes, t casks, Keller A White ; 1 box, W. J. Whiting, Cynthiana, Iud.; 1 box uidse, Leich A Carlstsdt ; I bosos mdse, J. Lyons, Springfield. Iud.; 1 cask, L. A L. Row, Mt. Vernon, Ind.; 1 bale sacks, ('. Setts A Bros.; 6 bdl trues, Alexander flits I lit A. E. SllRAPER, Agent. Man in ins Accessary to Good Farming. The New-Yorkers haver been holding their State Fair at Klmira, and getting Mr. Quincy to deliver an address to them. Mr. Quincy said many excellent things, of which the following is a specimen : He thought we might derive an instructive lesson from a comparison of Euglish farming with our own. In England an account is kept with every field. There is in this country a want of economy in securing and usiug products ; for a close economy in the expenditure of money is not inconsistent with a lavish extravagance in the use of those things on the farm which are worth money. The orator earnestly inculcated thorough cultivation of our soils. It was " hard doctrine " for the Anglo-Saxon farmer, that maxim of the Romans : "Admire large farms, but cultivate small ones;" for be would be constantly coveting some Cuba or Mexico on the other aide ol his neighbor's fence, and longing to extend the area of freedom. There is too much land in our country, and Mr. Q. draws encouragement from the hope that far beyond the Mississippi is a barren plain which will ultimately confine our farmers to the land which they already possess. Mr. Q. laid it down as a maxim that the agriculturist who takes more from his land than he returns to it, increases his income by diminishing his capital. The crop must be replaced by its equivalent. In England the leases uniformly contain a stipulation quiring the tenant to manure after e crop. Nor was Mr. O,. in favor of fetched and dearbonght fertilisers. revery farHe gently satirized our phosphates, and superphosphates, ourcatbouates, and bicarbonetes, blood, bone and wool manure, Peruvian uano and concentrated potash, all claimed 1 be so potent in their effects that a man m"lt almost carry enough to fertilize a farm in his pocket snurf box. He iosisU tkat W). mnst fini tDe resources of preset , ti,e gyjT npoo. our own farm?. Th7rn the Air al)ove us and in the earth ben Mi us. Thb Stoi. at NATCiiKZ.-The storm, the ravages oivhk.h jn the vicinitv , New. Orleans have $T. described waa very severe at NTC Thp CoQrier saTS the streets of the U(.r ,H,.e )t lhe appearance of a for f,,u'ei, , woo,j. man sax. The Chw. tree uffei.eJ mo Chimneys and rence3wen. ,,lown do and much damage was un,; to other prop! erty. This gale was the ,10Pt 9ever tl)at has visited the city since I40 Goon apples are selling c i Owen county at 2o cents per bushel. Dr. Johnson was wont to say A i,aht of looking at the best side of ev rv went is far better than .1.000 a vear.

INSURANCE.

COPELAND & NEXSEN, ?jt JaJ -RT .E3 xv jOl. Xj OFFICE: SAVINGS BANK, NO. 1 FIEST STREET, EVASsVILLE, IXD., ,MRMi.YOlPRM!PHtiMJ TO T.tUMi .st Bisks and issue Policies in several of the eldest and most reliable Insurance Companies of the United States. STOBES, STOCKS, DWELLINGS, MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES, insured at the most favorable rates. MABINE AND INLAND K AV1GATI0N Uiks Lakeu OS FLAT-BOATS, BABGKS, STEAMBOATS and their CARGOES. Also, applications received for LIFE INSURANCE. Combined Capital Represented, over $5,000,000. COPELAND & NEXSEN, Agents. BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL. DEVOTED TO FIRE INSURANCE KfCLCSIVELY CHARTER PERPETUAL Cash Capital, Cash Assets $400,000 1047,712.36 S. L. LOOM II, I'rest. II. Kbllogo, Set retary. R II. t II. Kf. MAOILL, CINCINNATI, O. Act. ftsr-Aonts in all the principal Cilies and Towns o tnt L ition.. LftSS12. i'AZ"J?'Z'j.Y PAID.' neTM.td, Hint nil bi'.riiiusd Tttiiuiii to th uciicy INBlll tvttendtl t't W Offlt, on First St., bet. Main uiitl tiyc, in GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE WITH TUM im mmm co. Incorporated 18 in Charter Peipetunl. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000, ABSOIiUTE AND t'NIMI'AIKEP. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, Ami the urestige of 40 years success ami exjierience. UPWARDS Ofr $1,00,000 Of hss's have been jiait) hy the .tnn Insurance l'miany in the past M yt:irrt. The valnu of reliatd from tliu MloSrisl Insurance win be sppareat LOSSES PAID BY THE PC KINO THC PA SSI riVE V I' A BS T N A in Ohio SUle.Jo.xt In Wsn.iSBsin. Is;,'.'.ri.r).ii7 In Keatucky, Missouri, SMHIUM Iowa & Minn. UlltS.M In Mtck-kzan, $1.01.1.81 In Indiana,... I4fi,83.U In llliuoie.... 44-.:ti7.41 Teuiwsaee,.... !i7,V49.'21 kar,!4as.V Neb 1 '..'4t',.7T Ark. m On.... 2S.94S.OU Prim's Si V.. 3I.SU6.lt2 Mississippi sad t"M 1M Fire and Inland Navigation Kisks a. t epted at terms consist int with solvency ami fair profit. Fijt Utl uteulioH tjiren It, iasainwcg of I'iVyi.LrSflX SStd tmtmt,for ferSM of 1 to years. The stdid ser ice kMME antl SMDiSNsiBlly ti SME, and the many advantages tlieKtna Insurance (.'ttnipany pos senses in its line, should not be ovfrbd;ed by those ready to EsjBBUe and BjndSjiBtenjdtasJ tbeic best interests, Dmlns, "st'ilnssnt !! Has itft-t-ssitv L-r relial.t" IsMsssnaasfiS becnus on imp, ruiive Suty ' tbe atiility of property owners to sustain I.-hs BWSBg then much IssjBBBjSSl. Agencies in all the principal iti s and towns throughout the State Polities issiiftl without delay, hy any of lhe duly authori d Agents ol the Company. e-tj" Hnsiiit-ss Mr ndn la with asspasssi aud fidelity. COPELAND a NKXaiKN, Aeents, Savings Hank BsuaUngi First Be. anyARE YOU INSURED ? DELAYS ARE DANEROl'S ! EVANSVILLE AGENCY OP THE MERCHANTS' INSURANCE CO. Hartford, Conn. Cash Capital,$200,000 DlItKC'TOU'. Mark Howurd, S Wowlrnff, Jnnirs Ktilter, K. RolrtH, tiny It. Pbpa, Timothy BneWdn, J:tin's P. Ktt.iter, Si.lnev A. Wliitp, ('has. T. Fnllyer, Klijah II. Owen, Hniwr BIanrharl, Kit l.HKl D. HaMasrd. M. M. Meiriinaii, W. b. ftHtni, W. H. I). OnHnnslar, .-" .' i. mi i. .:i - received, tWtossa BWMf&nd renewed, and all business ertaiuiii to the Ajronry promptly attended to. ajtsMBBaasJati bly adjusted acd promptly paid at this Agency. iuik9 COPELAND A NEXKN, aaota. THE SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF XEW YORK CITY. Cash Capital, SHRPLVS $f)00,(M0. 9139. ooo PAin ix. PARTICIPATION POLICIES, Entitling the H-sitri'J to a portion ot its Pmtit, OF WHICH 75 PER CENT I - set anide annually for that BSSrrnse, piovidiuy 8 I F FT I lo i's yearly seiMUinlatfiMSS, hi I Alt i fstidod U'ld iaStead of lK-iuc tlivi.ietl to ettie.kholdei s, C II E A P X F.SS In dividends to holder of " par'ieiput ion policies," or an ABATEMENT in Har'as Insurants iron the standard rales ct premiusa to cnsliiEsers alio may prefer non -participation. JOSKI'II U'ALKKK, I'res'i. THOS. tV. BIICl'ALL, V;..o rtreaj,!..,,!. K. L. 1I.IYPOCK, S.;'y. THIS COM P A K V Iimures afraiubt loss and tlainae by Kile on Dwellings, Household fe am it ure, Sturet, . and theit' fonteUlrt. Poliri t issnod bj septp 'iOPKLAMD tlE SKN, Agents.

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STEAMBOATS.

REGULAR PACKETS. CHARLEY B0WEN1! II. T. DEITEU, Master. AVi J. AVer: itlarKi'll, I Bemly, f Clerks. Tho BOWEN is the regular EvansviHs mid Cairo Swift, Light-Draught, t'. S. Mai !, Passciigcr mid Freight Packet. x" Arrives at FvansvilV every Thursday ami Fi iday morning, making close connection w ith the e.ac. railroad Fun Louisville, Cincinnati, AN If TB E EAST. BUi" Iieaves Evantville evevy Tuesday and Saturday at lH o'clock M . , connecting with CUMBERLAND A TEN NESSEE RIVER Packets at Smithlaud, and at Cairo with the ILLINOIS CENTRA! RATLRO l, And with Packets for v ST. LOCIS, MEMPHIS, A'" "LEANS. 5- The C. Bowpx goei -o r0 ('v'rT Tuesday, and the Chaklkv Bowr-f! to Cairo every batnrdav. octC For Henderson. rw k tjhjm tilt i- m f-y M has taken the Biaoaea to U'K Kaolo mm a i- I -' id.-and lleiidi erson Packet, and sill be down to-day in time tt I return passengers Iroin the Henderson Fair. OCtt-lttl U. S. MAIL Eriinsville&Padiieali Daily Packets DUNBAR, GITS t'UlVLEK Master. GEN. ANDERSON, FOWLER Master. Leave Kvansvllle Oally at 1'ioVlock !H.. Sundays Exrepttd. Leave Pstim ali Dally at 0 A. M. The KCNBAK and GKN'. AXDKKSOK make close connections at I'adiicali with pacaetsfor NASHVILLE. ST. LOUIS, & NEW ORLEANS, And nt svtansvAle with packet Fir LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI Railroads, for tlie East. Tin- Umit.ar K"es t Csiro every FiHay, ami thf tit-ii. ft lull I Sim i- to Cairo every aturuay. JOHN B. 1IAI.L, Agent, hepts No. 8 Water street, if.ji .. ; i-f .ynMm, villc an.l B..wlins5reeu Packet. I Tlie liiiht 'lrs!t V S 'At if. ite.mer, bUwlino uKEi?ir, A. LITKK, Captain, JuHN TKAVIS, Cl'k, Ia'st.--: BvaasviUe every Iontlay and Thursday, at fi o'clock, p m , leavt-H Ilnulin Greeu t-veij W-thiestiay ami Baturdaj, at 8 m. m. anirlO Packet, Qxa'L I. M. WHITE, nr.f, . K. L. LAHftESTKa, mastf-r, nin.-t as a fsjfei-. W reftulav Krciertit an-l I'asseucr I'n i 1" . tbS i m" ii daily (SuniluyH sacepted) between this point and BeadsfwMi. an'7 t.nt: to stj i.--fitj.y h.'j: WW of time. The Louisville and II. ii'Vr-on ie;n43raueit, Swift, Seio Wheel I'. S. H. uud PasseBiretr Packet Capt. A. DONNALLY, I. A. Lusk, CI k. Leaves Kvansvillt- for Louisville rvt-ry Monday at Vl o'clock M., and evc-ry TaasrsdajT at C o'clock P. aitMng at Ltmisville Tmsd iy and Friday eveains. Keturuinr;, leaves Louisville every WeUnesday luul Saturday evening at (i o'nlurk. J NO. Ii. II A! L, A;;ent. July2-tr No. i Water street. EVANSV1L.U2 AND LOUISVILLE D. S. MAIL PACKET, C3r x o y XU a sic. M . II I) AN I KX.9, apt. s. P. Hafcunai, Otsck. jr x.tf'jcs je wjjym wmju lk bwmmw m J Tneeday saw Saturday at o'clock i. m. Rernrnlna;, leaves Louisville every Monday and Friday at 4 o'clock p. m. IW Tfcl all Bills of Lading will l a-iven f..r Tobacco or other freiadstto Baltiaoors or Kew fork at as low ratai it not lower loan hy an other route. tSjasngsEsor toelaht taken ntjvkwl i lays I rates for any point on the (hi River or on Green Kiv-r. ssv Tlie BsswsssEsa' BssoiBBiia'alliinB l the Grey Eatle are Masai pa il fv any boat upon the West rrn waters. Apply tm board or to JtilN B. HALL, june7-dtf No. 'J Water street. m .on soi in r.iiinoi ro.Y M. PONK KlVKK. The elejrant linKsener strassnr Ll'E KAVKS, M Oonai.d, Master, Tavijir, Clerk, will make regular tri-weekly trips to South Carrotten and Poml Rreer, leavfas? on Moitdjys, Wedaesdnys and Krithys. For freight or pasaair . apply on hoard. deiOtf Steamboat for Sale. VOTHE MM ItmEXKH ? PmKJ thnt the DOden iunt'il, Kxocnl.T if tbe Will of VVilli'tm C. Qgeer BftenaMed, will id the int r"t of said deceased in thn Si.;tmlo;it Fanny by i.litt and BppfitTmtoCBe, the came lining onIhirj tlwraof. The entUL 4.1 nle, which will he easy . will ht infide kn.wn to thMpa making appliatioii at the t'ltv Hotl, Ki-aiiHtille, by ..ct;t awd ai. H. BOIQOURT, Executor. FORWARD G & C0MR1ISS10N. JB NKW AKKA Ni.KMKNT. I lie Ait.tiss Kxpress Oobvake resEcctfallj an- ! iH.uutt- to thfir friends and patnns, the pnMiV t,f ! Rsmosvllle and viciitity, that, with 'u,-r. ln,-ili-I tit m for Um triin-iiortalioii of f U 9 I (I It T . rwOK AHmiS, :,; i jv t: y and valuable 8, They s!i-ii a . tuilinuauct- off..rintr hriors. Ks. 1 iiin sal ilii i tukvn in Mttf rntlslllnn nf Hilti. asj sfls. Notes, and the IrapiyrtntVfi "f spinltsnil valuable iscassjna All prrsoiiH isdiiiiK to avail thanwelves of the (a-cilitH-sof the Kxtr.-as. nun obtain uny SBSStssHnfbs ' uatioti in let. rence to the routes and details of tho business, ut thbir Oflsoa on Kimt bbvsbe, berueen Mliu and Locust, t-jipouite the Host oa.ee. del" R. H: FISH. AKet. Old E?abiished Wharf KoA EVANSVILLE, IND. p. a. CRiLE-sr &. Co. vrflsivv', 'tutu h e ifj , .t.v UOMM KSglUN M KKCUAN TS. SiFtcijii A"C-otH ffr Dim PENN. CKNTRAIs RAILROAD; ctmuectiorwt, )vir wliii li uc r.ro authoriwtiln 4xe t hroiijii rctvipN nt th IommmI fx-wit'le rait'f Hh villi-' BUttstnMitfa VVhurli't'at at Ih lMtnlinj, Bm Ittnetjst "u tlie i mm.nyiMB of atorit aul pTOlctillg all nu i' Imn.li. Ii:ille to dnaMn ' from exjorfuiv, w RT6 prefMimd to farilif.ttf the diBpatch of a'.l om iuaiciitr., tuiwardwl tu our ure m fither RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL, j Particular attentieu panl fri Receiving;, Storing j and Forwarding, :ilso, to the Sale of any Produce, ..r other property, eonsinned to iw hr4ale,audaaiiii- ! fat.tiou aniaraute.il. Ohise and extensive Warehouse na Water trest, adjoining the Tel- .uraph, and on t!ij Wharf Injat, where we are to he firnailg SEtrBiisir I" the interests of our patrons al nil honin. day and niht. With our ouperior faeilities ; long landing;; r.n- ! tiring ewnry; and knowlmgs i f our liHSTnaM, - f ted contidvut oi gisriBj g-ii.ral xaiinfartion, and ti'ipe tt iuoi it a osttttsrqance of the extensive p:itixxi- I ae we art? noxv enjtiying. Libsrad csh advaacsa will be made on alleoutiiu- : inentrt to eilio-i oarseUea or correapontleiitH in any j of the principal markets, North, Kant or bouth. P. C. O'RILEY & CO. ntlre ot tiplli stlan far Llciiisc. iOOTiti: IH HBMHU' tJMftSJV WW that 1 will apply to the Board of Commit. si ners ol nndermtr th conary.ii their next term. c,..nini,-:o ing on l! liti .Moiohiy in Dec lnber, 1860, lor UcgbiiB lt soTtliTtt itricatiog litpi'irs iii alasa aasuiMt) i ban a quart, fiw tfce terms ni one year. My pi'ti-t ot i-nsi se s a iter sireer. Lot No. 20 oU i'l.i, of the city ol Ev:ius?ille. ot.t2 ;d. HANK ft BOOK-LOOK MB. m I- ! 1 noolt UtMM.tmmmlvW ...1 lo do Hour, work in ;i -in ill family. Good wages given. Pr.-juir.-of Healf .V Warreu jI tbe Book (More on lhe ' ne i ! Main and First sts. j oct!-2wd.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH, BY THE E. A W. LINE. Exclusivelv for the Journal.

Ad lltloual Foreign News, per Steamer Arabia. A ncon3 has capitulated, nnd Lamoriciere had surrendered to Admiral Passauy. A gret victory 13 rejiorted at Gaeta, where 2,000 prisoners were taken. Garibaldi is said to have sent the following telegraph to Genjral Headquarters. "October 1st. Victory along the whole line. The royal troops are being pursued." Tho Sardinian Chambers have resolved that King Emanuel be authorized to annex to Sardinia those provinces of central aud southern Italy in winch the populace by direct universal jtittrage vote to become au integral part of tbe Sardinian Constitutional onarcny. The Sardinian army has not yet entered the Neapolitan territory, but Garibaldi annouBces that he will do so. Headquarters will be at Aquilla, and Victor Emanuel will command in person. Messina till holds out. GsKribaldi has made some inodfications in his ministry to meet the views of the Neapolitans. Bertini, nicknamed Gar- ! 'baldi's evil genius, has been dismissed, and ter feeling now exists between Victor ttnW'tel an,i 0ariba,di- The ,atter bas writ en , Q King, inviting him to permit him to re Ure tQ hu isl!inA noine. D0W manifesto A 'Jfeaitoi declared that no King of Italy should1 protfcfjied before the k.nsdom ol Italy XM I J ize, ftt R()mo WaSHINOt Rvatt inst iK, Oct. 1 ,"th, M.rcturneil from -Mr. 'lu. ddeus Kansas, hac conversation with the President aud Seere tary of the Intetior to-day, with a view to procure a postponement of the land sales in Kansas. The subject will receive au 1 early executive consideration. Tlie reason for the application is the extreme and wide spread ruffering front the failure of the crops' in that Territory. Mr. Hyatt will proceed to Boston to-morrow for the purpose of raising means of relief. The P. M. General has extended the contract from St. Joseph to Salt Lake with the present contractors, the Central Overland Mail Company, V. H. Riifsell, President. This insures the continuance of the Pony Kxpress. Nkw Vork, Oct. 1G. There was a prize fight SuDilay near Bull's Ferry, between Duakhk anil Maloy, two New York bruisers. 37 routnls were fought in 55 minutes, when Duukirk strikiL'ir it foul blow, tbe battle was decided in favor of Malny who was the roost punished. .A match for $1.1100 between Aaron Jones nnd Geo. King is arranged to take placo in four months. The Prince ot Wales was received at West Point by n salute of 17 guns. He witnessed a review of the Cadets and attended a Hop in the evening; He started this tnornin for Albany. The Herald says : The Prince yesterday expressed his satisfaction with his entire reception here, and his rejiret that be could trot have passed more time here and visited the Southern States. He said he should certainly visit the I'nit.-d States at no very distant day, and couie daring tbe Winter for the especial purpose ol taking a tour through the Southern Stales. Albant, N. V., Oct ICth, p. m. The Prince of Wales and suite left West Point at 11 o'clock, on board the Daniel Drew, which was handsomely fitted for the occasion. HullettStS announcetl that the party had left at 7 o'clock, and would be here at half past 2. The streets were consequently filled with people at 2, who bad to wait until nearly 5 before tlie royal visitor arrived. The Mayor and Council went down the river on the Yoaog America and were taken altoaitl the Daniel Drew at Stuyveftant. Tho Mayor made a brief address to Lord Renfrew", who received it in silence, making no reply. The party arrived h'.re at half past 4, when a procession was formed with two regimenli of military and civ'n- societies. The Prince rode in an open barouche with Mayor Thatcher, the Duke of Newcastle and Lord Lyons. The streets from the landing to Congress Flail were crowded .vith people, but no efforts Wf Bade to press after the carriage, and commendable decorum was observed. Loud cheers were given as the carriage passed along, which the Prince acknowledged with quiet dignity and grace. Flags were waving from the Capitol, Delavan House nnd Congress Hall, and all public building-1, and a large portion of the stores anl houses on the route, were decorated with small flags. The apartment reserved for the visitors at Congress Hall are very elegantly fitted up, and cannot fail to gratify the guests. Th is evening the Prince and suite dines with Gov. Morgan and S'arT. Anm"g the invited guest? is the Hon. Wm. H. Seward. The royul party leave to-morrow at 9 o'clock, by the Western Railroad, for P.oston. A special car, handsomely furnished, has been provided for the trip. The Albany Burgesses corp, Capt. Hale Kingsley, parade to-morrow to conduct the Prince to the cars. Boston', Oct. IClh, it. Hon. Hannibal Hamlin arrived in this city last night. Ho was met at the depot by delegations of Wide Awakes, and escorted to their head quarters, but declined making a speech except briefly (hanking the crowd for his reception. Philadelphia, Oct. 10th, p. m. The extensive Coal Oil works of Helm & Co. in lhe 24th Ward were destroyed last night by fire. T.oj-s $35,000. Two of the workBBtn were budlv baincd. j CbtBSPBLSG, N. Y., Oct. IB. We learn from West IVint tbat the Cutlets bad a drawing room beaaUfally ilecorateil for tbe : ball bist evening, and pverything was ready for tbe occiiilop. v.bcri at the very last j moment tbe Baron sent word that he I was too tired for it, and tbe bull was I abandoned. New Oisi.k ass, Oct. li'i. Advices from nortbcni Mexico state tbat tbe .Tti.-ir.-. govern merit Icid ordered H restoration of tlie eondnctu lately sei.ed. Degatadd lias been deprived of his command and been ordered to Vera Cm,: as a prisoner. Poiitlano. Mo, Oct lC'.b, m. Tbe Royal , stjuadron, consisting of tbe Hero. Arindne I and Ftylttg Pisb.eMnenp at 9tTfl this mornii:ir aud McbcKed in tbe inner harbor. RiCBMOatD. Y.. Oct. remains of Col. Skinner 10tb, St.- -Tbe tvhii died here restertiav. were euarded in il"Capitol over nisht antl escorted to Norfolk depot this morning bv the! 1st regiment i.vaha, N. T., Oct. arrest for borse steal Oooncil liluiVworo tali line of them named susj.eittled fi.jin tbe lb town this DODraiag, d : upioseil Id havn taei their bodics'havt- not 10 Fottr men under ing and confined at n from jail last night. Magnire was found u'o of a tree near tbe sa4. The others are tl;." firar fate, but la-en found. Great excitement prevails io the neighborhood.

1 Kalamazoo, Mich., Oct. 16. Judge Doug- ! las arrived at noon on a special train from ! Detroit. He wns met at the depot by an immense crowd, and escorted through the ' principal streets, followed by a procession ; over a mile long. An immense arch entwined with evergreens was strung across the street, bearing "Welcome to Douglas' on one side ; and "Popular Sovereignty" on the other. The streets were alive with ban- ! ners, and much enthusiasm everywhere prevailed. 25,000 people are believed to ' have been present. A very large torchlight procession to-night.

Co.Ncou.r-, N. H., Oct. 10th, p. m. The Breckinridge Democrats held their Stfte Convention here to day and made the following nominations : For Governor, B. W. f Bjrrrr Qf Stafford; for Railroad Commissioner, Reuben Davis ; for Congress, Robt. Morrison, Paul R. Geot je, Ezra J. Glidden. Moxtpklier, Vt., Oct. 16th., p. M, Jacob Collamer was to-day re. elected IT. S. Senator for six years from the 4th of March next. In the Senate the vote stood 24 to 1 ; and in the House 198 to 24. Paul Dillingham received the opposition vote. COMMERCIAL. Nw Yorlt Market. Ntw York, Oct. 1G, p. at. Wheat opened quiet and firm and closed heavy and 1c lower, with a disposition on lhe part of holders to realize; sales of 28,000 bush of Milwaukee club nt 1 30.l 33 ; 12,000 bush of Racine spring at 1 30; 43,000 bush of Chicago spring at 1 231 28, and a very choice lot at 1 30 ; 51,000 bush winter red western at 1 3S1 40 ; 0,000 bush winter Illinois at 1 41 ; 4,000 bush of red state at 1 40 ; 49,000 bush of amber Wisconsin at 1 33,1 35 ; 0,500 bifsh of white Ohio and Indiana at 1 49fJT 1 55 ; r,,0( 0 1 u h or extra I -Tia club at 1 4 2. Rye quiet at 80(T?,81. Barley (HsCAjEMUest t 80(5 84 for western and ic ior Ftate. , . , , , , , , .Corn opened quiet and c osed heavy and a sh , ' . n . .1, easier ; sales of 80,000 bushels at 71(Ti mixed, closing at the insid handsome yellow. Oats ii quest at previous prices ; sa Pork firmer and more ac 1,000 bbls at 18 8Lil8 SIS 18 G21S 75 for old mess ; for western prime mess ; 14 prime. Reef steady. Raid ;c for western irice ; 77c for node rate reat 3840. e ; sales of for new mess ; 1G 25(t)lti 75 I 37(7r14 50 for dull ; sale3 of 150 Ubls at 1210031. b'i.'-' l-. t..r 1 3.1 r. r.. - Obio and 15(20 for st.v ,B ,.,,.-, tMliv at 9(a,U. Ooilee anJ firm pnle3 0'f 4,000 b...- ot ajfacaiu, t 13. and 3,380 jags of Rio on private terms. Sugar steady and demand Store active ; sales of 1,4G5 hiids, mostly Cuba, at 6(a and 77J for Pot to Rico. Sew Orleans illavket. New Ohlean'5, Oct. 10. The supply of corn in store nnd on tbe levee is fair, nnd tlie demand is confined nlnnost entirely to dealers. Sides since Haturduy, 7,000 sacks, at from 63c. for mixed to 75c. for white, as in quality. OaUs have continued dull aud drooping, with snles, however, of some 15,000 dacks, :tt from 41a43c. for St. Louis former rate for old in store-. Bran has sold at 1 lOal 20. Ho sales of wheat of consequence to report. Floik. We quote fine, 5 1 '2.1(,5 37; superfine 5 750 00; extra C 37J,C 50 for ordinary ; G G2i(5J7 00 for fair fo good ; and 7 M8 00 for choice. Bacox. Sales at I2A13cjand 13Jc for tides, outside for retail lots. Shoulders have declined, and cannot be quoted over 10c. Clear sides are in moderate supply, and prices have been well sustained, say at 1 11 (314;, mostly latter figure. The best brands of fancy S. C. hams are -selling at 1516c Bulk bacon is scarce and wanted, and prices have advanced to 14c aud 15c for pood and choice. Dried beef dull at 10c, and stock very large. Tongues are in fair demund nt from 0 i.O to 7 00. LAitD.-Prime tierces in round lots cannot bequoted over 14r("'14A, retailing at tbe outside figures. Kegs are more plenty, and are selling regularly to the trade at 14c, occasionally a fraction more i obtained. Pork. Market dull at $20 for round lots of good mess. Dealers are selling at $20 50 f7i;$21, and the demand is Ft ill moderate. Prime isdull at$lG .r)0C$17. Humpsarein moderate supply, and are worth from $15 $1G. Bfef. No materinl ebange. There is a fair demand for pood brands of mssat from $13$1 4 ; half bbls at from $9$9. Whisky. The market has been extremely dull. Raw ha3 sold at 21e, and rectified retails nt 2 1 ia'22c. Groceries. We notice receipts of 20 hhds new sugar by the centrifugal process, and part sold at 10Bc ; fair to fully fair "old crop," quote tt y.afic. Choice new molasses sold at 45c. Stock of coffee 1,100 bags, and prices unchanged, say from 13ic for ordinary to 1 5c for prime. No stock of rice in first, hands, ami we notice onlyretail transaction at SJafiie for fair to prime Carolina. The freight market is quiet. There is rather more stringency in the money market. Foreign and domestic 00 days sight exchange continues dull; sight checks are in better demand, and rates are firmer, say JaJ per cent, discount, while tho banks check at par. V, !.' MiT MOTiTOM. S -MRM&MI M'Ot'al.ba'o, IWels, K9 tato -a. Turnips, Pumpkins Apples, Tomatoes, Ac, octg mOTMI'M! MS f-C for sale ut COOK & LANG I.KY'S MMKRfiU f til fMt.Y tt W that the undersigned has been appointed Kxe. ntor of the last Will of William C. Greer, de-ce.-Lsed, late of Vaiulerbiirgh tlounty, Indiana. Said estate Is supposed to he solvent. i!-t:i-nwd WW. H. BOICOC IIT. Ex. eutor. Lots for Sale J10ST MiJISf T-MZRJHB 1 Tho most IbhiibMii iiiMirtunity ever one red to th- public. 20 lots of r eci-es each, on tho Newhuru roail, miles from tlie Court-house, and 8 lots of 6 acres each, ou Washington avenue, ene mile from the city. As sulBtl a ipmntity as onefourth of au acre will be sold, if dselisd. Apply I - WILLIAM BtKBBOWKB. nov2adlv m- t,-JJ'S VI 1, 1, H HJMS l.tliMMT CO.1tK J panj BlortfuB Notice. The rcirnlar annual meeting of the Stockholders in this Company for ihe purpose of choosing their Iireelors to serve f.r lhe ensuiHir vear. will be bel.l at the office of the 'ouiiiauv. on r'l iii.tV. the '!tli lUv Of Cctol er next. sti.tl".-td C. G. KKATS, Pres't. &MM. K MMXTI'HMi BtHMJYfiUm Cooim. A full line ol IBS US , rv l.tshioraMe and hand some garments- exore.s!y for the retail trade durmg the Kail and Wini-r. They will cive entire Mttis'a.-ri.n BB to quality and style, and the price will la- found It. t-e S r cent, less than any one can tret up a similar article in this maiket for. WM E. FRENCH Jt Co., N . 20 Maiu street sopttjii tf 1 I. V leaiian. Prince of al s, aii1 u',1 other styles antl kinds tit ttllVeS. just ojs-ned at i-UAPK Kli A Bl SSING S, eytSC Bo. 49 Main street. -MJM.TUi" H.MI'TM.nORE 3 'Q tec. Cook it Laugley are now receiving daily Malthy's CVlebrated Had i more i,..,.t iu cans and half oius, ami t.fter them as low as auj house in the citv. All Ovsiers warranted. Sept. S3. COOK A: LANGLKV. .I'7 PKMJYCMi MltjT ; to be Bf Tt-u Tlienuai ue I iug had al the Ku eka fta.aar, oct 1 2 No. ' jr . . c H T Mi ue I in i t-rial ". MAIN STREET. rf Mi .V V I -V A." MP ( Oc loni ana English Breakfast Teas, can be oiind, of al rradef, at octia COOK & LANOUCT'S.

MISCELLANEOUS.

hoofland's GERMAN MEDICINES! THE GBKAT STANDARD REMEDIES of the present age, have acquired their great poj ularity only through years of trial. Unbonnded satisfaction is rendered by them in all cases. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS WILL POSITIVELY CUBE Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Kerveus Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, and all disease' arisiug from a disordered liver, or weakness of stomach aud digestive organs, AND WILL roSlTIVELV PUEVLM' Yellow Fever, Bilious Fever, atui Fever and Aj See our Almanac tor proof. Fnce 76cts per hoi lie HOOFLAXVS BALSAMIC VOBVIAL WILL POSITIVELY CUBE Coughs, Colds, or Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Inlluena, Croup, Pneumonia, Incipient Consumption, and lian performed the most astonishing cures ever known of CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION As a Diarrhoea cordial it is unequaled. Pries 75 cents per bottle. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN PILLS, bring well-known throughout Europe and Aniercau need no commendation here. They sre purely vegt table, are prepared with great exactness au sugar-coated. No better Cathartic PiU cu be found. Price 'J5 centB per box. These medieinen are pi. -pared hy lr. C At.jAt-B ltnh"itfl . ITIlBsSllilpMn I'a., and St. Louis, Mo. , and ate so.d by dinggwts and dealers in medicines everywhere, Tbe aisnatnre r t M. Jackson will be on tlie outside of each bottle or box. In our " Everybody's Almattae," published annually, you will ftud testimony and commendatory notices from allnarta of the country. Thcno alsSBi uacs are given away by all onr agent. BEWAHE Or OOVSTEHFKITH. See that you getlloofland's German Bitters, prepared by Dr. O. M. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa., aud that his Hii'iiature is on the w rapper of each bottle Keller Si White, Ageata for Kvansville, Ind. Leich .v Carlstedt, do do do dec9 - ' " mirsT it Kfttiihtcn.i i jt sh si cuf a 0W i!iuu.l 11 m. s; I ta.sk Sujjar Cured Shoulders; cask sntrur curetl D. Beet, extra ; 1 cask Cincinnati Bologna ; To'H) lhe Brsakfant Bacon. And lot sale at low figures by septlS JACOB S1NZICH A SON. CHARLES BABCOCK, Importer and Dealer in (loach and Saddlery Hardware, MAIN STREKT, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. I t vtjva co.iipi.ktbi jn - j kraugenieuts with European and America' manufacturers fora direct -apply of all goodsin m. line, I am enabled to offer inducements, that can not fail to be to the interest of all engaged in tho business to give me a trial. I uame in part: axles, springs made of the lios steel; bands, enameled and of all kinds of leather clotlts, linings for carriages, varnishes, castings ot all kinds, saddle trees, Kngluih bridle leathers, bits, stirrups, spurs, hamos, fine silver haul en of ail finds, Jc.iin Liud Gig Trees, self-adjustiug pads, Taylor's patent hames, Hy tiets, shoe threads, horx blankets, London Girth Webs, American Girth ...' V ,n Webs, both cotton and worsted; London Welt Skins, a sujierior article; ivory, gnrta perclis and brass lined niartengal rings; superior kerseyi for horse covers, the best quality of carriage, holts, patent gig trues, &c, Sic. I keep In fact everything appertaining to eithel branch of th burliness, aud understanding both branches thoroughly, we would respectfully iuvlti your utteutiou before purchastug elsewhers. I m also aguut for Ward's Patent Sprim: Saddle. ip2il-dAw

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U cc o I to UJ cc ' r. -a o 3 5 2. S M H 5 LU Mi III KHJKK'S i Mi I. tiR I.I Ti II 1 . Kxtractsconstaully on baud at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. septl m k o-v" Tjrlik van i--tUmI mm M V derHigned would respectfully inform the citizens of the city that he Is prepared to give lessons in Basic, on the Piano or other instruments, to all who may favor him with their patronage. Instruments f all kinds tuned and put i order. He will also select instruimtuts for thosn who are not judges themselves and desire to purchase ou leaxotiahle terms. Hesideiice on Sycamore street, between Second antl Third streets. jnlyll CHRISTIAN MATTIIIAS. UWMi I.-i I.VB S. PJ I'lPM -MMMM.-M-W ton, and Manchester, desirable aud rich styles, for sale cheap by KEKN & PRKSTON. MLw Ginghams, assorted plain aud funcv, 6 cases, just received by KEKN A PBBSTON. rjfy-iBJ.Mi " mjmjMpm jr. i dajs' TJE Crash Toweling, 2 bales, for tale low by sept7 KEKN PBBSTON. r Mjyratt pehSmjs" juvim ami to, M J assorted fi cases ; 'an ton Flannels, bleached ami brown, 8 cases, for sale bv sept7 KEEN A PRESTON. KJiHMin JH V H I. M .V. -1 5 B ,-a: cases assorted, just received by sept7 KEKN A PRKSTON. jn0MM!STfVi-i A'J IT, i Mw P Light, s,and fine brown, 40 bales, Just r celved for the fall trade by KEEN & PRKSTON Vj rA I. OJV HJJS'MM JjiMtlMmM 3 MINED TO 8CCCEED GEORGE TUORN HILL tabes pleasure in It - ormiiig his old customers that iu the quality and style of his work, be flatters himself be cannot be excelled. He may still be fouud at the corner of Second aud Main streets, where the choicest Harness and Saddlesof every description can Ire obtained on the best of terms. Mr Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. Second-hand Harness tlwavs on hand. Isl CHRISTIAN KRATZ WM. HtllSAS KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDRY ! M A Nl'l' ACTUREBS AND BUILDERS OF9THAM KN GINKS ASP BOILERS, Saw and Grist Mill Machiuery, Tobacco Screws Gmnmin Mackinee, 'hinese Sugar Cane M ills, Thraslng Machine!, Ac EVANSVILLE, IJH. rajVlE VROPRIF.TORS OF THB CITY FOUh JL dry beg leave to iuform their friends and tht public in general, that they are prepared t ds all kinds of MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, I and everything appertaining to the Foundry bui i ness. They are mauufactnring Stbam Knsisbs hi Uiiii.ebs of any size aud power required. Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing of anyaise; DisHIl r and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gm- ! miug Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt MIIN, i Uoraopcwers, Corn-shollt-rs, Machinery of all kinds I made and repaired. Iron and Brass Casting, , I j every description. Iron Housefronts, Cellar Grates tc. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latet in- ! pnrved )atterns ; Hollow War, Dog Irrms, Ac. BREWKBS, DISTILLERS, RECTIFIER,, , ; Supplied with every description of Ooper ai.n Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators : Attemporators, Sparges, Siillhes.ls and Worms en ! an improved principle. Columns torAloolio! Stilis, j Yeast Justs, Cans. Syphons, Ac; tkipper. Lead and ' Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass aud Iron Pumps of every variety, for beer, spirits, oil, etc.: Brass Lock nasi Valves, Steam Whistles, c. Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work and do repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron OLD METALS bOUGUT. They are dealiug iu me I selling Allen's Improved Steam" Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes aud Tubing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Machine, Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, Gciman Bolting Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, Hum-, tc, of the best kind; Tiuphite, Sliest Iron, Block Tin, Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick. They have every facility of the best Machinery and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to them, their individual attention, filling orders promptly, warrantiug tbir work, and are satisfied win. reaeonable prices. " Otllea and Sale Rooms, No. U0 Main street; Foundei v. Boiler Yard mv I Machine Shop on Pin i street, between First ' Second streets, Evans. Tillo.ladiaua. dee7 ! tXlfMI Mff .' BPMCJSa!! MJVK JS'OU ; oP on haud a splendid article f Pure Spices, put up by E. R Ourkee St Co.. New York, which 1 ' will warrant pare. They eaaS) bo beat. J. P ELLIOTT, sept" No. 22 Main street.

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

-f-iO R P O UJl T MO .V V O T M I: Mi - S Order for Plank Side-Waik. Septeli'r 2i. 1mj And now it is hereby ordered Bad directad ly the Common Council ol tho city M KvansvfUe, that ths owners of all lots or parts f lots fronting on or adjoining the north side of Ud St.. from Leet St. to the western line of Stockwell'6 enlargement in said the city, cause theside-walks thereon to be brought to tho proper grade, audthat they cause a side-walk of class No. 2 to be laid "u thereon, within thii tv days from tho publication of this order. P. BUBKE, Clerk. City Clerk's Office, October 15, lcbu. rO R P O RJT OJ . V O T I V ft S Order for Plank Side-Walk. Beyteas'r W, 1860. Aud now it is hereby orderod and directed by the Common Council of the city of nvsnsville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining tbe uortb-went side of Boad street, from Market street to the western line of titorl;, ll'i enlargement in said city, caase the itaa WBlB thereon to be brought tt) the proper grade, an-1 thai they cause a ssde-walk of class number 2 to lie laid dowu thereon within thirty ,ln v - from the publication of this order. T. D'.'Bli F., CU k. City Clerk's Office, Oct. N r 15, I wo. O T I C E TO PAYERS. mmOTlCJB TO T.tX-M-.l IMiRt. tww Notice is hereby glwi t. tin- Tax -Pa the City of Evansville, that I have recti v. si from the Clerk of the Conin on iViiiicj: the Tax Duplicate for the year i86t, ;ti ,l h.ir I am now ready to receive the Taxes ednralned on said anplWaUe Mv Office is No. (t Mam street, in the Washing ton Hotel building, second door bsjirw Third at i HBISTIAN IIEInLRICU, anglll Collet tor. mmoTMCMi to c, ojt r ct o k s. WW TheCommou Coumil of the City, of Kt.in ville will receive sealed propos.tls until the 2: id day ef October, Itdiii, lor grading, gntteriugaud paking the alley extending from Sycamore to Vine street ., and situated betweeu Thii-tl and r ottrth streets. Tlie contractor to fnrnish nil the materials, aud do the work agreeably to plan uiul speciti.-ittious on file iu this office. P. BrilKE. Clerk. Clerk's Office, Ortolier 1st, l&W. mwOTMCMC TO CO.VT H.1CTO R. WW The Cnhimen Council of theCiti .,f I ville will receiv.v sealed proposals until th- 23d da ol Uetelwr, li, for grading the alley exteuiling from Vine lo Division Bneet, and situated betaeen Third ami Foiirl h stieets in said Cut r. III. KRE, Clerk Clerk's Office, Octols-r It, IMU0. tjfltf R f O RJI TM 0. V T M C K. Order for Plunk Side-walk. QnaaSlfl Oh mil" i Sept. 96, iBii'i. Aud now it is beveio onler, .1 and directetl, by tho Common t'ouucil of the t'tij Evausville. that the owners of all fsds or part" of Lots fronting on or adjoin i: :; the north -weet side of Oak strt-i t, between Sixth Bad Kqvautll streets, in said City, cansw tie- si-le-wiilks tiiereon lo be breught to the prois-r irrnde, and t'i ;t tl.cause a side-walk ttl l'Liss No. 2 to lie lab 1 lluHI thereon, within thirty days liuiu the publication of this order. P. Hl'KKK, Clerk. City Clerk's Office. Sept 29. I860. Ct R P O R . X M O .V O T M C Mi . -Order for Brink Slde'-WaTk. Council Chatnoer. Sept. 2iitb, 1800. Aud now it is hereby ordere I M 1 directed, by the Common Council ot the Civ ot Evausville, that the owners of all ht ejr perts ol lots frottingon or adjninflig the nt-rth-eust side -.r First street, from Viae tt Divisloii strset, iu said city, cause the mm -walks theiv ,n to ( brought to the proper raile, and that they cau,j a side-walk of Class No. 1 to bo laid dowi. thereon within thirty days fioia the publication of this order. P. BIT UK E, Cl'k. City Clerk's Office, Beat lie 1st .1. -f"i O H P V R J T M O.V JVOT M ii B. Older for Brick Side-Walk. Co-iuctl liamber, Sept. 26, 1800. And now it is htrehy ordered and directed, try the Common Council of the City ol Evausville, that the owners ol all Lots or parts of Lots fronting on or adjoining the north -eat, I side of Eighth street, from ByeaBMfa to Division street, in said City, cause the side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a side-walk of Class No. 1 to be laid down thereou, within thii ty ilnys from I he public lion of tbi order. P. HL'RKE, Clerk. Clerk's Office, Sept. 21, 1860. -mpt O R M' O Jt .M T M O .V V OT I C Jt. Wf Order for Brick Side-walk. Rent. Aad now it is hereby ordered and due, i. d l, th Common Council of ike City ol Evausville, th it lkja owners of all lots and parts of lots trout ing on or adjoining the east side of Leet street, treat Centre to ttecond stn ut, in saitl city, caaso Ike side-walks thereon to be brought to the props I grade, ami that I hey cause ksMa-waak of class No 1 to be laid dewn thereon within thirty days from the publication of this or'Vr. P. BI'RKK, Clerk. City Clerk's Office, Sept. nth, 1800. gtt ior p o r .i t i o .v jvm rM i t:. S Order for Brick Side-Walk. Sept 25, 1SW. -Antl now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council of the City of Evausville, I hat tbe owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the north -wv-t aide of Elm street, between Water and First street, in saidcity, cause the side-walks thereon to Is- brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a sitle-walk ot Class No. 1 to be laid down thereon within thiitydays from the publication ot tbis order. P. BURK E, Clerk. Clerk 'h Office, Sept. 2tt, IHCU. WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE, 5 first Stre-t, between Main nnd l,cust. N. II Mi OJH.lt TO tmij: PI'U i.M' WW Wheel.-r J Wilson's Improved Sewing Machine at reduced prices, with increased confidence in its merits as the i..-st and most reliable family sewing machine now in nse. It sews etjually well on the thickest or thinest fabrics; makes tbe lock stitch impossible to unravel, with the essential advantage of keingalike on both sides, forming an ridge or chain on the underside; Is niinplu fti i Dastrnctiou, nore speedy iu noveMMnt, and more durable than any other machine. Wo give tnll instructions to tuable the purchoaer to sew ordiiiury seams, stitch, hem, fell, tpiilt, gatlior, biud, and tnck, all on the same machine, aud warranted I I three years. Wealsokeepon constantly hand afull esaoetmeu I ef Singer's machines. Circulars containing resrlnfmtfali "f the nhorr Biacblues, from persons of the highest standout East aud West, giving prices. Ac, will !) furnished gratis, on application iu person or bv letter. Ieb91y IT. J(. SKLLMA.V. BMMi.no VJL. .-.I.J. COl.BVRJVK CtW Mm, have removed to Water streot, threi abeve Main. 7" eaBBBeTn r n WE are hob manufactuii'ig Wells' Patent Folding Spring 13od, tbe best and most convenient now iu use, ai it can be moved or bandied without any trouble. Call and examine them. ian25 BOOT AND SHOE MAnWaCTOM .75 .HfM afreet. arm .sr. cPRRMi fte co., nvccMttfaou MMtt to J. E. Butcher, would reepectfnlly .v. notice that they manufacture to order, and bart constantly on band, all kib-ls of Boots and 81 for Ladies', Gents', ami Children'?, wear. Karl replenished their stork of Eastern work, they ait prepared to sell ss low as any house In this city en gaged in tbe retail 1rs.de. None but Philadelphia workmen are emploied in this iahlihment Please give us a call. P. M. CPRKEl A Co. may 1 -6m