Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 35, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 October 1860 — Page 4

TRAVELERS' GUIDE.

vauivllle fc Crawfordsvllle H. R. HIU1UIB. accommodation Train...- 6.00 A. M. MailTraij 9.15 " ARRIVALS. , Mail Train 4.56 P. M. Accommodation 3.30 Steamers Regular Packets. FOR CAIRO. Charlxt Bowin leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays jat 12 o'clock M Arrives Mondays and Thursdays at night. J FOR FADrCAH. Dam leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 12 o'clock M. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at night. Gkn'l Anderson leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 12 o'clock, M. Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays In the night. FOR HZNOEOSON. Gen. D. M. Whits plies daily, leaving Evansville in the forenoon and returning in the evening. FOR LOUISVILLR. Grkt Eagle, of Louisville, loaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at C o'clock r. M. Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays In the afternoon. Grex Eagle, of Gallipolis, leaves Mondays at 12 o'clock m., and Thursdays at ti o'clock P. H. a ii iTm Dwdnjt, .(i Thurstiays in the afternoon. FOR uaakM nivRR. Bowirso Green leaves Mouduys ami Thursdays" at 6 o'clock P. st. for Green river. Arrives or Mondays and Thursdays fip the morning. There is regular daily communication with Henderson and MWMMa by boat and land convey. ml EtlVES. ITEMS. STEAMBOAT REGISTER. ARRIVED. Commercial, Pittsburg ; Emerald, Cincinnattl ; Clara Poe, Pittsburg ; Gen. AnderBOo, Padacah ; D. B. Campbell. B. Green; Tigress, Pittsburg ; Grey Kngle, Louisville. DEI'A RTED. Commercial, St. Louis ; Emerald, New Orleans; Clara Poo, St. Louis ; Gen. Anderson, Paiiucah ; Tigress, New Orleans ; D. B. Campbell, II. Green ; Gry Eagle, Leuisville. BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. Minnetonka, Cairo; Gen. White, Henderson. ——— ......The weather continues clear and cool. The River yesterday was still swelling quite fast. It had risen within the proceding 24 hours nearly one foot. LOUISVILLE, Oct. 18, P. M.—River falling; 5 feet 9 inches in the canal. Weather clear. Mercury 50°. ......The Minnetonka is the regular mail and passenger packet for Cairo and intermediate points. She is a first rate boat of her class, is in charge of careful and obliging officers, and carries freight and passengers safely. She leaves at 12 o'clock to day. ......The Gen. Anderson goes to Cairo at 12 o'clock to-morrow, and wants a full load of New Orleans and Memphis freight. She will be in port early to receive it. ......The famous steamer Charley Bowen will be in port this evening to receive freight for Cairo and all points on the lower rivers. She leaves at noon to-morrow.— We learn from a private dispatch that her last trip of freight is all gone from Cairo, having been reshipped immediately. We are not informed upon what boat. ......The Evansville and Henderson packet Gen. White had the misfortune to break a shaft when coming up on Wednesday night, and is obliged to lay up a short time in order to have it replaced. ......The Maid of the Mist, which has been out of the water at the Bodiam mines, undergoing repairs, got afloat again yesterday, and came up to the city wharf last night, with a tow of coal. ......We are under obligations to Mr. Zach. Taylor, of the Minntonka [sic], for newspaper favors. The Minnetonka was so much delayed, by fogs &c, on her last trip that she has been obliged to lay over and lose one trip in order to get back on her running time. She is in port for Cairo this morning on her regular time. ......The steamer Arago, lately sunk and raised again, has come off the ways at Carondelet in excellent order. She is said now to be a better boat than when new. ......The City of Louisiana has been given up to her owners by the Memphis Packet Company, and will hereafter ply between Cairo and New Orleans in connection with the Illinois Central Railroad. Capt. Sam B. Halliday, late of the "big" Grey Eagle, goes on her as clerk. ====== RAILROAD RECEIPTS. OCTOBER 18th, 1860. 361 bush wheat, Iglehart Bros.; 1 car load hay, Win. Aikman A Co.; 1 box, Keen Preston ; 20 bbli our, S H..x-. 212 1"! ,h i ra , Crane r Brown ; 14 tacks Amir, Peter Balz ; IS sacks flour, Gottlieb Kooll ; 40 bbls whisky. Allis tt Howes ; 1 car load poultry. horses, 4 bbls eggs, G. W. Tull ; 2 bales yam, Giles A UcPheeter; 0 boxes, 2 kegs, 1 barrel, l barrel, Peter Yierliog ; lease, 8. E. Gilbert A Co.; 2 boxes, J. 8. Jaqness A Co.; 1 bhd sugar, Beraent A Co ; 4 boxes, 1 barrel, 1 roll carpet, 1 lounge, 2 buckets, 7 cliairs, 1 stand, 3 irons, 1 b beard, J. Copeland ; 3 bales, t boxes, J. H. Maghee A Co.; 1 box, Emeline C. Farren ; 2 bblt oil, 1 box leather, P. Pra'.orius; 3 boxes nails, Taos. Kerth ; 30 bags coffee, I. t 1). Heiman ; 1 bbl butter. Cook A Langley ; 625 bush wheat. Gee. Foster A Co. A. E. SHRADER, Agent. interesting from Indianapolis. A correspondent at Indianapolis sends us a letter dated the ICth, from which we copy the fo'.lowintr Interesting passages: "The Breckinridge electors, or a number of them, are here consulting over the proposed fusion. I hare talked with Judge Eckles and Dr. Sherrod. They both say there is no possible chance for a fusion. Kckles says there is but one word in the English language which expresses his feelings, and that word is 'tour.' Ho says it is against hU principles to ever compromise, anoTthat he must either whip or be whipped; and that the seared Oougltisites will find the Breckinridge party in a 'more than ever unhealthy condition.' I heard him remark on the street this morning that he wished Douglas could be got back to Indi ana to speak, for there seems to be a deathlv political miasma emanating from his person and consequently matters would soon come to an end so far as the Douglas party is concerned. " Sherrod says the Douglas leaders will nearly all be for Liucoln before the election. Paris C. Dunning is already out straight out and openly for Old Abe so says Dr. Sherrod. ' None of these things were said in private, but on the street nnd at the hotel dining table. They seem to me to show how the thing will turn out." Mn. Dcns:no was here a couple of months ago, it will be recollected, and made a speech in the Upper Market House, where he used the expression that he would rather vote ten thousand times for Lincoln than once for Breckinridge ami Lane on their present platform. 'ur readers will also recollect that we surmised at the time that Mr. Dunning would come out for Lincoln before the camoaign was over. 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judged from the above expression. If he really has joined our party, we congratulate him on his lucky escape from the sinking Douglas ship. We predict that other leading men will leave Douglasism and join the Republican party within the next two weeks. Ef-kkcts of thb Lath Frosts upon Tobacco. From all accounts the effects of the fro3ts of the latter part of last week upon the tobacco crop have heen most disastrous, involving the loss, perhaps, of about oneeighth of the crop in the tobacco growing region of the south'-rn portion of the State. ( Lou. Jvur.

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f&iniTTi AlTnil Afl II Kim ! OFFICE: SAVINGS BANK, NO. 1 FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, iSXO., W RE VO W P RE PJREIM TO TJKH Hi Risks and issue Policies in several of the eldest and most reliable Insurance Companies of the United States. STORES, STOCKS, DWELLINGS, MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES, insured at the most favorable rates. MARINE AND INLAND I AVIGATION RiskB taken on FLAT-BOATS, BARGES, STEAMBOATS aad their CARGOES. Also, applications received for LIFE INSURANCE. Combined Capital Represented, over $5,000,000, COPELAND & NEXSEN, Agents. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE INSURANCE CO. Incorporated 1819 Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000, ABSOLUTE AND CXIHPATREn. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, Aud the prestige of 4U years success and experience. UPWARDS OF $14,000,000 Of losses have been paid by the ,tua Insurance Company in the pust 48 years. The valne of reliable Insurance will be apparent from the following LOSSES PAID BY THE jETNA nrat.No the past five teaks: In Ohio, 8431,520.8.1 In Wisconsin, 10i,955.07 In Kentucky, 201,939.40 Missouri 384,518.04 Iowa A Minn. 101,39.46 In Michigan, Sir,8,ot3 81 In Indiana,... II - -i In Illinois.... 448,327.41 TeuDessee,.... 87,549.21 Kansas A Neb 19,945.77 Peun'aAVa.. 31,595.82 Ark. t Ga.... 23,94o.t). Mississippi aud Alabama,. .. $52,112. D. Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms consistent withsolveucy and fair profit. Especial attention given to insurance of DWELLINGS and Content, for terms of 1 to 5 yearn. The solid service long and successfully til' J, end the many advantages the jKtna Insurance Company pos sesees in Its line, should not be overlooked by those ready to insure and understanding their beet interests, During " stringent times " the necessity for reliable Insurance becomes an imperative duty the ability of property owners to sustain loss being then much lessened. Agencies in all the principal cities and towns throughout the State Polities issued without delay, by any uf the duly authorized Agents of the Company. Business attended to with despatch aud fidelity. COPELAND A NEXSEN, Agents, my2 Savings Bank Building, First St. BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL. IlEVOTrU TO FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. CHARTER PERPETUAL. Cash Capital, Cash Assets $400,000 $547,712.36 S. L. LOOM IS. 1'ri st. If. KkLl.ouo, Secretary. R H. & H. M. M A H ILL, Grn'l Agts, CINCINNATI, O. aWAgenta in all the priucipal Cities an I Towns a the L'nion.F4f LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID! 5f"Applicatioos received, policies issued and renewed, and all br.siuegs pertaining to the agency promptly attended to COPELAND N jiXSEN, Agents. Bar Office, on Kirst St., bet. Main and Hyc, in Savings Uank Building. ARE YOU INSURED ? DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS ! EVANSVILLE AGENCY OF THB MERCHANTS' INSURANCE CO. Hartford, Conn. Cash Capital, $200,000 DIRECTORS : Mark Howard, S. Wu-KlrufT, James ltolter, B. Roberts, Ouy R. l'helps, Tlmotby Sliel.lon, James P. Foster, Bidm-v A. W'bite, Chas. T. H'niyer, Klijab 11. Owen, Hmer Rlancbard, Itieliard D. Hubbard, M. M. Merriman, W. L. Collins. W.H.D. Cullender. "Applications received. Policies issued and renewed, and all bnsiness pertaining to the A. y promptly attended to. ttLosses equit bly adjusted and promptly paid at this Agency. auK COPELAND t NEXKN, Afrcnts. THElECURlTY FIRE INSURANCE CO., OP NEW YORK cm: Cash Capital,: ;. $500,000. Kl'RPIl'S $139,000 WILL ISSTE PARTICIPATION POLICIES, Entitliup: the assured to a portion of its Profits, OP WHICH 75 PER CENT Is set aside annually for that puriose, providing 8 A F F. T r In its yearly Ht-rtiiiitiliitions, which are fended instead of being divided to st.KkholdeiH, and ' 0 H E A I' N BSS In dividends tn holders of participation policies, or an ABATKMF.NT in M.ir'ne Insurance from 1 h(t standard rale ot premium to customers who lnsy prefer nun-part i ipation. JOSEPH WAI.KEtt. Pres't. TH08. V. BIBMAIX, vice "reekletit. K. Tu. Havovck. Smc'v . THIS riiM I'AiN V Insures against loss and duimige b)' Fire on Dwellings, Rooaehold Furoltnr, Stores, Warehouses and th-ir contents. Folic : mmA hy septl mpKLANP M KK i. N . A ' -

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REGULAR PACKETS. CHARLEY BOWEN!! EI. T. DEXTER, Master. Sf!? Clerics. 111. UCUII The BiJWEN is th i icgular Evansville and Cairo Swift, Light-Draught, U. S. Mail, Passenger and Freight Packet. 8" Arrives at Evansville every Thursday aud Friday morning, making close connection with the E. A C. RAILROAD FOR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, AND THE EAST. Cr Leaves Evauiivillo every Tuesilay and Saturday at It o'clork h., connecting with CUMBERLAND A TENNESSEE RIVER Packets at Smithlaud, and at Cairo with the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD, And with Packets for ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS, AND NEW ORLEANS. &J The C. K)im goon to Cairo every Tuesday, and the Charley Bowen goes to Cairo every Saturday, octfi S. MAIL. Evansville &Paducah Daily Packets DUNBAR, GUS FOWLER Master. GEN. ANDERSON, FOWLER Master. Leave Evansville Daily at 1 o'clock 91.. Sunday Excepted. Leave Paducah Daily at O A. M. Tha DUNBAR and GEN. ANDERSON make close connection- at Padurah w ith packets for NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, & NEW ORLEANS, And nt Kvanavilio with packets for LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI Railroaits, for the East. B&T The Dunliar goes to Cairo every Friday, ami the Gen. Anderson goes to Cairo every Saturday. JOHN B. HALL, Agent, epti8 No. -1 Water street. JTbs ville sod llowliug Green Packet. The liuht draft V. . Mail Steamer BOWL1.VG CiilKK.V, A. LITER, Captain, JOHN TRAVIS, Clk, tasgswi Braasillfl every Monday and Thursday, at 6 o'clock, I' Mi leaves Bawling Green every Wednesday and Saturday, at 8 a. m. auglO v ffjVsvtz. g,n "te me'Wx osojv JLX Packet, Gfn'i. I. M. WHITE, R. It. Eancabtkr. master, runs as a regular Freight and Passenger Packet daily (Sundays excepted; between this point nnd Henderson. aug7 MJB CO. ill TU ! TJ I". I H.I.S . WW or tune. The Louisville and Henderson Light-I)i might, Swift, Sid Wheel If. S. M. and Passenger Packet, Capt. A. DONNALLY. .1. A. Lukb, CI k, Leaves Evansville for Louisville every Monday at la o'clock Bf ., and every Thursday at 6 o'clock p. M., arriving at Louisville Tuesday and Friday evenings. Returning, leaves Louisville every Wednesday and Hatuidaj evenii.nt n oVbn-k. J SO. B. HA L, Agent, julya8-tf No. 2 Water street. EVANSVILLE AXD LOUISVILLE U. S. MAIL PACKET, 3- r oy JES agio. W. H. DANIELS, Capt. S. P. Halliday, C'erfc. M MiJ VK$ X I'J.V VI L, I. K JK VHR JLJ Tuesday anl Saturday at f o'clock p. M. Returning, leaves Loui.-tville every Monday and Friday at 4 o'clork r. !. B- Through Bills of Lading will be given f.r Tobacco or other freight to Baltimore or Kew York at as low rats it not lower than 1 any other route. Passengers or freight taken at packet-boat rates for any point on the Ohio River or on Green River. fiei The pawseL-ger accommodations of the Grey Eagle are unsurpassed by any boat upon the Western waters. Apply on board or to JOHN B. HALL, june7-dtf No. 'J Water street. g. OU fx Of IH KHOI.TO.V J.VH M PON l) R I V E R. The el. gant prisscnger atcamer LI'K EAVES, McDoXALD, aiaster, Tavlou, Clerk, will make i-egu!;tr tri-weekly trips to South Oar. rolton and Pond River, leaving on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. For freight or passage, apply on board. de'20tf Steamboat for Sale. W W that Ibe m.d rined, Kxnoutor of the lapt Will of V illiam (irer, dMHpod will sell the intnrwt of ai'i decBMiad in the Steamboat Fanny ''ii' tt afid ppnrtniioiiirnp. ilif mm b(?iuir onetliird tlureof. Tbe terms of Hale, whirl, will hp ':try, will he made kuwn to those making ampliation nt the Citv Hotel. KvaiisviUf, hy oeta 3wd VM. IT. BOIOOOBT, Kiecwtot-. FORWARDS & COMMISSION. I. A. CRANK. .. 11. BUOWM. CRANE & BROWN, Forwarding & Commission Morciiants, EVANSVILLE, INI. ItfJ" A ji;tiits for tvatt'.wha Salt iiompatiy. "11 eM " Liboial t?arfi tmtynced matle on B&ipmMBM of Pri 'iliire. The nndfrsSMMf, of ihe late firms of f. A. Crane & rV. ad Bri-wn JSc Aikman, have this day associated tlu'iuritdvt- toi;e;h(T under the name of Crane A Brown, for the pqrpajto of tranaactiu; a (eneral Foriraiiliuil and (Axamiriioii bwslnwMi fc carrit d n by the late tirais. Kr m our loi:t? experience and tacHMUWl far. i lilies, tcetlu-r with 00 p tsc - anl utrii-t attention to th ioterist of our Correspondentn, we hazard kOtbing in gnurnuteeitiK Mwd Hatiwfurtion. We beg Wave to express our gratitude t, tliote who hae h-3ietotbrn confided their interests to our keeping, and tr-W t be able to srve th,m in future, pledg'iiK our ifnt efforti to the advancement of tin-ir lttlrBts. ISAAC A. CRANE, oot-lyd WITiLIAM BROWN. eJT. NEW AKUANGKMENT. The Adams Expum Cosipaky reapHt fully nnnoua e to tbeir friends ; patrons, ttie public of EvansvtUe and vicinity, that, with increased facilities for the transportation of F H E I O K T , PACKAGES, MONEY AND VALUABLES, They solicit a continuance of former favor.. Ks pecial care tukyii in the collection of Bills, Drafts, Notes, and the transportation of small and valuable packages. All persons wishing to avail themselves of the facilitied of the r- can obtain any desired information in reference to the routes aud details of the bupin&s, .t thtir Office on First street, between Main and Locust, opposite the Post Office. del!? C. H. FISH. Agent.

Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. P. a. O'RJXfiY &. Co. Tf'HttfE. f- O ii W-i H It I.y(4 , ..-V J COMMISSION MKBCHANT8. anr.il BeJIrmi .Steamboat, and Bznivx Agent! SiM.ci.il Aleuts for thn PAWS. CKN'TRA L RAILROAD; and connections, over vhicli we are authorized to give through receiptt at th lowest possible rate Halving a DUnSjusotk WharfN.at at tlie landii.g, tha largeat on the hiu Kiver, capable of storing and protecting all nurch:uidKo liable to damage from exposure, we afe p,-. p..red to facilitate the dispatch Ol all cotisignments, toi warded to our care bv eithtjr RT7ER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to Uceivtug, r in., and Forwarding, also, to the . Sale of any Produce, or othor property, coi.tjigntnl to um fisreala, HudsalisfHctioD gaanuiteed. Mnse and extensive WareQnse on Water street, adjoining tie Tlcraph, ;itnl on tiie Wharf boitt, where we hiv to be foana, utletnlin to the interests of our natrons at all hours, day ami night. With our superior (kctlitfes; lonr stamlinf? ; nn tiring ftnergy ' ami lrmr"'IfintoTf of oor bufciuess, we feel confiileiit of filing general Butisffu-lion, and hoc to merit u ontinnanea of the extensive patron, atrs SfC :,re now enjoying. Liberal ruah, advances v ill 1. nift'l- on allcoDsIgD men Is to either omwelves or rorrcooiuleiiis in any of the psenetpnl in .rkels, North, Hast or South. j P. C O'RILEY &. CO. I

COMMERCIAL.

Sew York Market. New York, Oct. 18, r. m. Flour opened quiet, with holders insisting upon a slight advance, but with a material falling off iH the export demand ; the market closed heavy, and De per blil lower on medium and "common grades ; sales of 14,000 bbls at 5 40,5 50 for super state ; 5 605 70 for extra state ; 5 405 50 for super western ; 5 C05 90 for common to medium extra western : 5 90(5,6 00 for shipninn brands extra round hoop Ohio at the close there were no buyers at the outside price3. Rye flour steady at 3 504 40. Corn meal, moderate business doing, and prices unchanged. Whisky active ; sales of 950 bbls at 2424 . The wheat market opened quiet but firm, but with an adTance in freights and a material falling off in the export demand, prices at the close were l2c lower ; sales of 6,500 bush of white Michigan at 1 501 55; 27,000 bush of Milwaukee club at 1 301 34 ; 51,000 bush of winter red western at 1 381 39, including several parcels in store ; 17,000 bush of Chicago spring at 1 251 30. Rye quiet and steady at 80c. Barley in moderate request with sales of 10,000 bush at 8085c. Corn firm with a pretty good demand for export, and some speculative, at 71j,7li for mixed western in store ; 74c for southern yellow. Oats steady with a moderate business doing at previous prices. Pork firmer for mess and rather quiet at 19 00 for mess and 14 50 for prime. Reef steady and unchanged. Cut meats dull and unchanged at 8J(n9 for shoulders; 10J 11 J for hams. Lard quiet and'steady, with sides of 300 bbls at 1212J for butcheii ; 13 for prime. Cheese steady at 91I for inferior to prime. Sugar steady and unchanged, but with a more active demand. Coffee quiet hut firmer; sales of 650 bags of Rio at 144, and 350 mats of Java at 16J. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, Oct. 18, p. is. Flour dull, with small sales of super at 5 005 10. Wheat dull but unchanged; sales of prime red at 1 08, and prime white at 1 16. Corn dull at 4043 for old; 3033 for new. Oats steady at 30. Barley unchanged and in fair demand at 85 for prime fall , 70(275 for spring. Rye declined to 65. Whisky steady and in fair demand at 18. Xew clover seed sold at 5 00. Mess pork dull at 17 7518 00; no sale3 of importance. Bacon dull at 8 (S,D for shoulderj ; no inquiry for sides. Good demand for lin.' .ed oil ; sales of 112 bbls at 57c and 40 bbls at 56 ; the latter rate is rather below the market. Groceries unchanged and steady at previous prices; sales sugar at 8 J9J; coffee at 1 5( 1 5;j, and molasses at 4144, according to quality. The money market continues easy. Exchange steady at J premium for Eastern. Philadelphia Market. Pnir.ADKLPiuA, Oct. 18. Flour firm; ales of 2,000 bbls at 5 87 forsuper. Wheat firm ; sales 3,000 bush red at I 28(3)1 45 ; white at 1 4j(a)l 00 7,000 bush yellow at Rio coffee 1315 Corn buoyant ; sales U. Provisions quiet. Whisky steady at 23(rt23A. Forney on Coalition. Here is what John W. Forney, of the Philadelphia Press, ha3 to say about those ill-assorted matche s, political coalitions. The returns of yesterday's election indicate the election of Col. Andrew Gregg Curtin, as Governor of Pennsylvania, by an unprr.-edented majority. Mr. Foster"s silence has assisted him, it would seem, with no section of the Democratic party. The vote has been unusually large, and the defeat singularly significant. The returns speak in bolder and stronger Saxon than we can write. There can now happily be no more balking of the great question involved in the Presidential straggle. The reasons in favor of a combination against Abraham Lincoln, however they may have operated prior to the election decided yesterday, and however they may operate in advance of that which is to be decided on the first Tuesday of Sorember coming, cunutt be effective when men eome to choose between candidates, each of whom represent a principle, antagonistic to the other. Now we take it there can be no more union between Breckinridge and Douglas than between two naturally repulsive forces. Each represents a distinctive plat form. No advocate of Mr. Douglas believes, orjaffects to believe, in the doctrine upon which Major Breckinridge stands, and no advocate of Major Breckinridge believes, or affects to believe, in the doctrine upon which Mr. Douglas stands. The Southern friends of Breckinridge, more frank than the most of the friends of Douglas, declare as a general thing, that under no circumstances will they ever accept cither the candidate, or the creed upon which the regular Democracy stand. In the language of Senator Benjamin, of Louisiana, in his last great speech, they would not accept victory it their platform was to be construed in one way in the North and another in the South. They believe that the institution of slavery is carried by the Constitution of the Foiled States into the Territories of the Union, and that it must be protected there against the popular will; and rather than yield this principle, or submit to the election of a Northern niau to the Presidency of the United States, like Abraham Lincoln, the most of them would be willing to justify a preparation for secession from the Union. They have made the issue. Standing upon this idea, they have so conealidated the Southern people around their candidate, Mr. Breckinridge, that we shall not lie surprised, since Colonel Curtln's election, to see a very large majority of the Southern people decide in favor of that candidate. They are sensible of this great advantage; and while in the Southern States they reject with disdain all coalitions with Mr. Bell, whom they regard as a traitor to Southern institutions, and trample upon Mr. Douglas as an enemy equally hostile to them with Mr. Seward himself, they are, with condescending sagacity, particularly willing to unito the friendsof Bell and Donglas in the free State; to carry electors against Lincoln, because they know that in such a combination they will be able to gain something, which will be added to the con trolling aggregate of their triumphant electoral vote in the South. EVERY FUSION IN THE FRRK STATES, THEREFORE, IS INTENDED TO PROMOTE THE ELECTION OF JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE TO THE PRESIDENCY of THE UNITED STATES. The friends of Mr. Douglas, rather than see themselves usefl as instruments in favor ot extreme Southern Disuniouism, will now leave the responsibility of tbe coming result to ihose v!i-. while protesting that the election of Abraham Lincoln must lead to the dissolution of the Union, stubbornly refuse to sustain arid Support the only candidate before the American people who could have prevented the election of .Mr. Lincoln. Tub Academy of 8eienoes at St. Petersburg-, in co-operation with tlie Interniitioual AssoclatiiMl for rstiitilinliiug the Jecitnnl system ( KHM, has piusseJ a resolution dcTlurinr ibitt the object proposed is worthy of the century 11 which science has done so QMcb to protoete the friendly relsiiotis of difl'ercnt ronn.riey.

MISCELLANEOUS.

NSW YORK STORE. iV O I'VKKI.Vti OUR GOOUS M. asking the patronage of this community, we have only to say that wo come amongst yon as permanent citizens, and promise that in all things our word shall be made good. Our purchases have been mads under tha most j s.vrable circumstances, in New Ycrk and other Eastern cities. A long residence and animate business connections with the best mercantile houses there, gives us advantages to buy goods cheaper than can bo done under any other circumstances. We h we adopUd u system that is somewhat new here, but it is ths only one which wiil enable a merchant to sell goods at low prices throughout an entire stock CASH EXCLUSIVELY, ONE 3P H. I O AND NO DEVIATION; ALL ARE TO BE TREATED ALIKE. Our endeavor has been to buy everything of the BEST QUALITY AND Ij atest Style is, And we have mads arrangements to keep uur stock supplied with the most FASH ION A I! LE Goods ss soon as they appear East. Domestic Goofis, A large assortment, kn.l CHEAP. Flannels ofevery color and grade, Fancy Dress Goods, Valentias, Mohairs, Plaia and cheue Fhituvd Rat tinvelixig dresaos. Fancy Poplins, Sabinas, Persian Delaines, Magenta Gloths, FRENCH MERINOES, VERY CHEAP ; Printed Merinoes, elegant styles, RICH PLAIN VELOURS, Fancy YeIours RARE IN STV1.K AND COLOR. ALL WOOL DELAINES, PRINTED DELAINES, SOMETHING NEW AND ELEGANT; ASP Black Silks of Every Grade. LINEN AND WHITE GOODS, TABLE CLOTHS AN D From the Lowwt to th) 1 meet, IRISH LINENS, BIRD EYE, DIAPE l, HOLLANDS, 4c , &c. ; m oro f ti e i c s . A LAROK ASSORTMENT OF JACONET BANDS, EDGINGS, INSEH TINGS AND COLLARS AT Something very fine in EMBROIDER'D HANDKTSCOLLARS AND SLEEVES IN SETTS, FROM 75 CENTS TO $15.00. LADIES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES, large stock, and erery nalr made to our order, of the BEST MATERIALS, A SO WARRASTED. These Goods we offiir for Cash at very low prices, intending to make our house in that respect, a complete NEW YORK STORE. GILES & McPHEETERS, No. 5 First street, near the Post Office. F.ister's New' ept.L0 Buildings, losing Out at Cost.

'tULwB .VOHOPM"KR OUR KJS'TIIZmH WW stock ot Goods at cost, with a vie of tusking achange in bnsiness. Terms cash. Evansvjlle, Sept to, JAS. OAKLEY A SON. -s.pt21-ln BOflTAriD SHOES. JT HI lK It KM-ITT HI) JBJS'--sr larjred my Mt:re, ai.J have on hand a full supply of BOOTS AND SH0K3O1 my own mannfactnre, ;M of which I will v. :n rant of the best quality. 1 have purchased my leather fer cash, and will sell on the onc price xystem for eesjk, lower than the same quality of goods are usually sold in this city. WM. EM KRY, sept21-3md 199 Maiu-st, oar. r- venth-st.

MISCELLANEOUS.

v.2 ipx !sn.f wjr,s ana ivi. s i An endless variety of Fall and Winter Shawls, at Pom Jl to 25, at SCli APKEB fc BCSSING'S, sept2i! No. 4:1 Main street. Jf" f TMf&FWTriMj fi 8 : JLJ Prince of Walo. Hat?, do do Capt., Opera Hats, do Cnpri, French Felt Hats, Fancy and Ridiug Cuiie, Fancy Geuts Hats, Young Gents Caps, Boys Hats, do Ciips. Infant Area Hats, do do Caps, Every kind and stylo of lists, do do do Caps, At VAFT1ER & MAUCONNIKR'8, octU 39 Hain at. era M Winter now ready. The latest styles, either Silk or CaasllBere. Send in vour orders to VAlTIKIi A MAllCONMEU, octS 39 Main st. A'.'VTW TJi 10 H-l TH. m. The onlj real Ventilated Hatsevt maile, at V A VTI Kit A MAUCONNIKR, octf 39 Malu St. awj.msi k(j tr w. m, cmmSbbx (fi MM. bona for sale hy S. B:. GILBERT k CO.. octG No. 4 Sycamore st. fU. HAAS, QaVTbg lea.-.ed the rooir.s fornierlyoccupiod 5jy Dr. Kivett, in lr. Ilray's building, opposite theTCOi't Omre, for a Bi-rics of years, would respectfully solicit the citizens of EvaiMTflfe and the surrounding towns and country, o visit his rooms aud see tho specimens on exhibition, whether thev need the services of a Dentist or not. Since the iisuiug of bis last circular and a lver-ItKeuu-ut, over a year since, sereral improvements and new inventions have bean, made, of which he has availed himself, anil allows no thing that will snbM-rve the Interests -f bis patients, to pass unsecured. His facilities are belter and establishment larger, without doul.f, thai any other in our State, and equal to any in Ka-tern cities. All those who need Dental operations performed, aud ar leaned with his work , shall be attended to with great pleasure. The fallowing are the styles of work manufactured by him: COntiBanna Gum; Block or Carved Work; Vulcanite Base; Coralile; Amber; Cheoplastic; Cold and Silver work. Nething can f-xcel the beauty and cleanliness of the continuous gum work, it is without a soani or crevice. Cheeks that are sunken can lie restored to nearly their original contour by this stylo of work, and also ty the use of the Vulcanite, Coralite, and Amber Base. The hitter styles, for lightness and adaptation to diAevlt mouths, x.-el unycols anything we have ever seen. H has several an.vsthetb s tor p.llevlating pain when extracting teeth. They are perfectly harmless. The mot.t delicate can have them applied. He does not advertiso anything he cannot do, nor exhibit anything not made by himself. Parents should consult the health and beauty of their children by having the Pent let direct their second dentition, thereby producing symmetry and health to those invaliwibl. organs. Irregularity f children's teeth corrected sue. cessfully. Those having decayed teeth, should either have them extracted or filled at once (the lattei if possible). Thv health of the parties aud the remaining teeth demand this. W I take pleaeare in introducing Dr. Haas, my successor to the old rooms In Bray's building, hoping he will rind them both pleasant and profttable From uiy intercourse with the Dclor, I am pleased to liud him one of tho progressing; possessing taste and high professional ability and standing. With this view, I can, with safety, x com mend him to the community as a skillful aim competent dentist. (may2S) J. KIVETT. 'wtaiRUi.VH N SL'JLjEa We nave O JP hand a sunolv of We can also furnish TRACK SCAEES of any ca parity. These Scale-! are from the manufactory o K. T. FAIRBANKS f- CO., St. Johnsbnrg, Vermont. Every Scale is tented and sealed, and warranted correct. Kor testimonials we refer to Us thousands of persons using them. HfiRNfiltOOK A CO., Agents, nov24 Water street. Evansville. QUACK NOSTRUMS. rJTVrtt JV- i'OKK It.f 1" ROOK ML says:- " The majority of Hair Washes, Hair Dyo, Hair Tonics, Hair Oils, e.n-i the numberless preparations now leforetbe public, under such extravagant, hyperbolical and fantastic tides as we see paraded in show wiudow cards and newspaper headings, as hair preparations, are all humbugs of the first water ; their real meiit, when they possess any, is that they do no harm. Hog's Lard, Whale Oil, Lard Oil, gnarnt oil-scented and colored, make np, when inbeautilul wrappers and white flint glass bottles, the cost Iiest character ol" tonics ; and when thus costly, are baptised with some trisyllable term, and caught at by verdant young and old of both sexes Such is nipt tho character ol Professor Wood's Hair Restorative. This gentle-tlem.-tn comes he fore the world without any his Ii faltitiu " Xilophloforiuin, or any other astounding and startling catchpenny terms: ho simply adver tises a Hair Ueittoratice what it expresses, precisely and as a Restorative it acts. Buy Professor Wood's Hair Restorative ; and as you value your scalp, a)e, yonr vpry brains, apply nothing else; for it may be that 3-011 will get some worse substance than perfumed lard on your cranium, ltemcmber. Wood's Restorative for the Hair is the best article extant." u . . hy nature's own process. Rest re flray Hair to the Original Color, Will make it Grow on Raid Heads, Will restore ths Natural Secretions, Will remove at once all itching, tvm remove all JJanUmU. Will cure all eruptions evon Scald Head, Will make the Hair Solt oud Ulossy, Will make the old appear young again. Will preserve the Color of Hair to old age, Will always Fasten it and stop Its Kalling, And is one of the best Toilet Articles fee the Hair now in use. Manufactured by O. J. WOOD A CO., and sold Wholesale and Retail at 114 Rroadway, New York, and 114 Market street, St. Louis, Mo. Also sold by all druggists in the city and country, sept 15 Notice of Application tor Llccnsf miKOTli.S t.S It fill Mi It V fJMVEJV w that 1 will apply to the Board of Commls. sioners of andorburgh county , at their next term , commencing on tho first Monday in Derember, 1860, for license to sell intoxicating mptors in aless quantity than a quart, for the term of one year. 31)- place of business is on Water street, Lot No. 20 old Plan of the city of Evans. ille. Oct2-3wd. "HANK BROOK LOCK Ell. UK RI1 Bf f-t I VE. sjV'W t that the undersigned has la-en appointed Kxeoator of the last Will of William C. Greer, deceased, late of Vanderburgh Coonty, Indiana. Said estate is euppes-d to be solvent. oct3-3wV1 WM. K. BOIi'OCRT. Executor. Lots for Sale MOST JEJtSi TJiRJlH. Tho most favornble oppoitunitv over oltere 1 to the public. 20 lots of a acres each, on the Newlurg road, 1 ' miles from the Court house, and 8 lota ot 5 acres each, on Washington aronne, ene mil.- from the city. As fnmll a qnantitv as onefourth of an acr will be sold, if desired. Aeplv to WILI.fAM Bf KRKOWKR. sjovSSdlr A, T . O.V tiJJlt f.V O MINED TO SL'Ci kKD itMrrnuGEORGE THORN HILL takes pleasure iu ii -orming his old customers that in the quality and style of his work, he flatters himself he cannot be excelled. lie may still bo found at the corner of Second and Maiu streets, where the choicest Harness and Saddle of every description cast be obtained on the best of terms. er Repairing done with neatuesu and dispatch. Secoud-hand Harness Always on haud. lei

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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

1 U II P O UJi T JO .VUTMCJB.Order for Plank Side-W ralk. Septem'i 2: lat'i. And now it is horehy oid.-re'I aMtlritraetad by the Common Council ol tbe city of EtansvilU, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the north side of 2J St.. fiom Leet St. to the western lin of Stockwell's enlargement in said the city, cause the side-walks thereon to he brougl i. to the proper erl, andthat they cause n side-walk of class No.2 to he laid I hroon, erithin thirty days from the publication of this order. P. BURKE, Clerk. City Clerk's Office, October 15, 1860. Af1 O R P O R . T I O .V JVOTt'Jf.-W-S Order for Plank Side-Walk. Soptem'r li'J, I860. And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the oWinion Council ol the city of Evansville, that thu ouers of all lots or parts of lots fronting or. or adjoining tbe nerth-weit side of Bond street, from Market street to the wet-tern lino of Stock weliV enlargement iu said city, canse the side-walks thoreon to be brought to tho proper grade, and that they cause a ssde walk of clos number 2 to be laid down thereon within thirty days from the publication of this ordr. P. BI RKE, ( leik. City Clerk- Office, October 15, ISoO. WTsV? TO t OJS'TRJI TORti. wlw I he Common Council of the City of EvansTille will rebel sealed proposals until the 'JSd day j of October, 18t;o, for grading, guttering and paving I the alley extending Iruni Sjmiuore to V'iue streets, and situated betwfen Thirl .md Founh streets. The contractor to fairish all the materials, aud do tho work agreeably to pl.iu end specifications on hie iu th-s office. P. DURKE, CTetk. Clerk's Office, Oct .bet l,t, lm The Cmnmvm t , of the Citv of h 1 m- - v will rtct'ivo scaled proeHu!8 uutil the Md dar ut Uctobor, 1M0, for pradlng tho alley extendiu upn Vine t Division treet, and situated bctvwu Thiid Hud Fourtlt atreeU in aaid "t. P. BURF.E, Clerk. Clerk's Office, Oulober lt, I860. HOtlF LAND'S GERMAN MEDICINES! THE GREAT STANDARD REMEDIES of tbe present a?;e, have aeqnirtsl thf ir great pot ularity only through years of trial. Phboanded ia1 istacl i-'ii is retifiered ti fhoiri in all UOOIfltA S i'fi G E R M A N Ii I T r M R S win. Mntltwi en an Tjiver Cornpiuints, f) p-.-psia, Ja.mdice, Nervwus Di bility, Diseases of the Kidneys, and all diseas." arising from a disordered liver, or weakness or stomach and digestive organs, ami wiix POtfTtVElt PhtVCal Prfiew Ferer, bJieua Iver, ami Fwew toi A-j See our Almanac for proof. Fnco liati por l-otit HOOFIAND'S BALSAMIC VORMIAL V.1LI rtmUM cure Coughs, Colds, or Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Influ enza, Croup, Pneuiuouia, Incipient Cousiuiiptini , aud has p. rl'ormud tho most astonishing cart s pej known of CONFIRMED CONSUMPTI ( N As a Diarrhu-a MMBal it is unerpialed. PMea 7r cents per bottle. 1IOOFLAND .S Gi:RMAX PILLS, being well-known throughout Europe and Amer can need no commendation hero. They are purely vegetable, are prepared with great exactness an sugar-coated. No better Cathartic Pill cau he found. Price 25 cents per box. These medicines are prepared by Dr. 0, M. Jack -SON Co., Philadelphia, Pa., aud St. Louis, Mo., and are sold by druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere. The signature of C. M. Jackson will be ou the outside of each bottle or box. In our " Evmjhoihft Almanac," published aunually, you will iind testimony and commendatory notices from all parts of the country. These almanacs are given away bv all our agents. BEWARE or COUNTERFEIT. See that you get Hooft.tnd a Germ'in Bitters, pro. pared by Dr. '. M. Jackson. Philadelphia, Pa., ami that his signature is on tbe w rapper of each bottle Keller White, Agents for Evansville, Ind. Leich & Carlsted), do do do dec9 CHARLES BABCOCK, importer and th aler in Coach and Saddlery Hardware, r.IV STnunT, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. MM rangeinents with Euroiean and America! manufacturers fora direct supply of all goods in m. line, T am enable 1 o oflnr inducements, that can not fail to he to the interest of all engaged in the business to give me a trial. I name in part: axles, springs made of the bus steel; bands, enameled and of all kinds of leather cloths, linings for carriages, varnishes, castings ol all 'Kinds, saddle trees, English bridle leathers, bits, stirrups, spurs, hemes, fine silver Lames of all feinds, Jenny Lind (Jig Trees, Belf-Ajdjnsting pads, Taylor's patent names, .1y nets, shoo threads, horst blankets, London Girth Webs, American Girth anC Hein Webs, both cotton and worsted: London Welt Skine, a superior article; ivory, gutta perclsa and brass lined martengal rings; superior kerseys for horse covers, the beet quality of carriage bolts, patent gig trees, Ac, Ac. I keep in fact everything appertaining to elthei branch of the business, and understanding loth branches thoroughly, we would respectfully invito your attention bere purchasing elsewhere. I 1111 also agent for Ward's Pafnt Spring Saddle. Kp2!J-dAw cn axsTiAs k slats wm. hru.man KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITV" FOUNDRY 1 MANT KAI'TC REUS ANDRE ILDERS OF. STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, Saw 1ind Orist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws Oumming Machines, 1 'hi nese Sugar Cane Mills, TIi rasing ftlnclilneti, esve. EV'ANSVII.I.K. IND. rWVIE PROPRIETORS UF THE ( ITT FOUN Ml dry beg leave to inform their friends and thf public in general, that they are prepared te do all kinds of MACHINE AND FINISHING W0I1K, and everything appertaining to tha I oundry luisi nos- They are manufacturing Steim Engine am l$oiir.r.s of any siz. ai;l 1 ov. r required. Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing oi any size ; Distillery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gumming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills, Horsepc wsrs, Corn-shellers, M schlnery of all ktDds made and repaii'.d. Iron anil Brass Casting of every description, iron iioust 'roots, t eiiar oraus. Ac. CkKkiug uud Heating Stoves of the latest iisproved patterns ; Hollow War, Dog Irons, fcc. BREWERS, DISTTLtBRS, RECTIFIERS, Ar, Supplied with every description of Copper and Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators, Attnmporators, Sparges, Stiliheaiis and Worms en an improved principle. Columns for Alcohol Stills, Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, Ac; Copper Lead and Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every variety, for Leer, spirits, oil, arc: Brass Cooks and Valves, Steam Whistles, J-r. Workmen sent to all parts to lit up work and do repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper und Shoet Iron W ork, tc. OLD MKTAl.f flOt' ..HIT. They are dealing 111 and selling Allen's Improved Sh-ara Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tubing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Machine, Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, Grrmmi Bolting Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, Hom, tc. of the best kiud; Tinulate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin, Pig Iron. Bshit sTlCstj fTpillpir. Fire Brick. Tiiey have every facility of the best Machinery aud workmen, and v ill give all work entrusted to them, their individual .itt.-cticn, filling orders promptly, warranting tbeir work, and are satisfied with reasonable prices. tfcsT" Office and StlleRooms, No. 00 Mai l street; Foundci v. Boiler Yard up 1 Machine Shoo on Pine ht-twe-eu t'i "econd streets, Evans. rillo, lediana. lcl Kjnor-jii. s.j. ' ot.BURJV i;o. above Main. sflgw WE are now manufacturing ells' Patent Folding Spring l!od, the best and most convenient now in use, ai it can It-moved oi bundled uilhoiit any trouble. Call and examine them. lan25