Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 37, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 October 1860 — Page 1
THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL.
ser VOLUME XIII. EVANSVILLE, INI)., MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 22. 1860. NUMBER 37.
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pprxins. aa won lepi jav.ruK mron fi uwtisenionts of auction sate, and advertisements with the name of other persons, sent in by t"bsn . most bo paid for at the usual n. n. No report, resolutions or prnri4;asa of esy KSJ suvatloa, society, association or publie meeting ami lo communication de.-ipueJ to call, attention to say matter of limited of individual iseest eaa bo hast ned, ndMM paid for as an ndveniaeiaent. n Cv.otrac.ta for jaarly advertising will aot bo lisc- tinned rtnfe. an order to that effsot 1 left at he oOi.v. and when discontinued in less tfcan a )-.. r. ihe price of th.' whole year will be "barged. 5.l.egal advvrti.-einents hereafter, will bo purI at tba expense ol the attorneys orler:ng. and not (Mayalile for legal y roceedinga, h.il enlleetaHe at ouc usual time. AJOvr ten.:- for Job Vearfcassd transiaut adveT-riseii:!.!-are tJA.SU. j
New York
can be wrested from his grasp. tune With New York,
W anon or . M .
JOIirnai DlUiaillSrS LOCnSI On, i Lincoln's election ia certain without it,
Republicans. They begin to see the iocon- ft yy c D V TFLEGR A PH Dalttmoks, Oct. 20. The Norfolk steam f,IV ADVERTISEMENTS. sistency of sighing for freedom iu Ireland bt the e Iiioi er has arrived. Owing to the severe gale ;- .. m pi and aiding and abetting the worst form of a2m: 1 ju T , : at Norfolk on Friday, she did not leave at myo M S J JL --wx ML.yBBxn
- aianuou civ aua luc u uuiuju. Her usual bour. The lower portion ot tue , ' : . "l '"'.".'"'i' ."", "" The Irish are sen- ... - -1I. . -TT ... . . - !?J!L;J inl'.v. '.nd at rnonakle pr.ro. Inqtureat thla
aiu.c puc, aim ni.ou.iutj uulc acc niri mhnrKntlou of (ht Pi lBtC. t7 tD Storm.
WWHY DOES OAK HALL SELL MURB CLOTHING THAN ANY OTHER
HOT'SEIN EVANSVILLE ?
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ent. cheauor than any other House In the city. Oct. lst-tf.
Ma us sr Plao roaVRsNT. A tew of
those large and convenient storea and dwellinga are now for rent, by the month or year. Enquire at the 2td SAV1NS3 Bajjk.
The Plan Laid to Defeat Vs It Futility. The opponents of Republicanism are des- I
" i nerate Tho earant Runnhliran victories in :
I , . ..." , ... . . slavery iu America Pennsvlvacu. Indiana, and Ohio render
T . ! baoMw1 n'a nlnf lin r ar tain nn.3i
i are wrong, iney soon set tuemscivcs rigai. i oktland, jie., Uct. 20. To-uay was a
j So it 3eeins that the Fusion scheme, the riue ongnt Indian summer day. The ves
last effort of the pro-slavery Democracy to
,jie ! defeat the Republicans, is pretty sure to fail.
me Heterogeneous raonc is tailing to pieces in New York already, and can hardly
' last till November. la Indiana, aud every
other State where tried, it must fare as badly. The Republicans in this State are (ride awak
Otilce.
octl9-lw
Jt monds, CurrantH, Pruuea, Chocolate, Cranber-
he cannot bo elected by the people.
Norica All persons having claims against the Lincoln Club or Wide Awakes
States Lincoln is now certain of carrying ; are j Maine, with electoral votc3 8 ' New Hampshire, do. 5 i . Vermont, do. 0 ; : Massachusetts, do. 13 I Rhode Island. do. Connecticut, It. ti i Pennsylvania, ilo. JT ; 4 . ..-.!' I . i Ohio, do. 2J i J Indiana, do. I'J ; Illinois, do. 11 j . Michigan, do. G 1 Wisconsin, do. 5 i Iowa, do. 4 j ! Minnesota, do. 4 . (
Pntr invr.ti iirt V(it'n Lnf t a i J
sels in the harbor, all the public buildings, ' Woolen yarn factory on William street, v. as
iue ouservaiory, ana tiie Jintisn fleet wera burnt last night. Loss $10,000. all finely decorated with flags j and bnsi- a
ness was mostly suspended. At noon great Mobil, Ala., Oct. 19. There have been i patterns m.i and at prioea
crowns ot people, together with a large fire deaths tram vellaw fever within the ', Laiup icking. Shadog, f aw
from what quarter and in what manner thev
may. With organization and boldness, they mwt triumph.
SnacKB. -t;vru3 M. Allen, of Knox, has
been suggested by several papers iu the
amber of carriages, assembled in the streets pmat ten days around the OraBd Trunk Railway Depot, !
to welcome tue Trmce ot Wales to the City of Portland. The special train from Boston, with the Prince and suite crossed the city lines at 1:40. wb-'h was announced by a national salnte of .J guns from Brumiiall hilt. The train arrived .it the depot a few minutes alter 3 o'clock, the engine a id cars being tinely decorated with American and British Bags, if. The royal was elegantly furnished for the occasion.
On alighting frem the cur the Prince was
Qcmec, Oct. 20th. The North Briton Sailed at 10 o'clock with 84 passenger
Xht York Market. Nbw Yosk, Oct. 20. Flour heavy and common grades are 5c. lower, with only a very moderate demand for export and home
consumption ; sales 18000 bbls at 5 35( 5 40 for super state ; 5 505 60 comr. on to
rua :he. (nut. t-. C i,ln tw
Qtitlo JA3. gKSKff kTcO. S Ott, frao Iron) siutll or smoke whan uaioe. LAMPS. A Innr assortment of Lambs, variou
to anit Lnyeri".
Brn&hea, Ac, for
I AS. EMI.VE4IU
TMJWQV't&l . . 300 I.Mttt. HOIl a M 9rit;nr Curou LI am, canvaaed ; 40 lb, thuio 8o,mi- Cured Mioukletw, canvaaed ; 100 lb. ckbtqn Dried Beet ' Javaaod.; 50 lbs. BoJognii Hatu- :'?'. : 2 Vl- hole T.r-sf Liird, for aalo by tW .IAS. ERSKINB St. CO. kHMa, Ki.ldleN, Curry Comba, IVitfta, Powder, jiiiot, Loti l, WLito Vub. Starch, Knife Baaknta. Tiays, Ueatera, a . ... . a .. far sale b JAS. KK.SKIN1C CO.
. i fl i: j; i, a Kn;:li.ili DaJ
medium extra western; 5 83(,5 90 shipping ! Tf.7,
Early, Treasurer.
Oct. 20.3td.
BUSINESS CARDS.
Dobbll & Coxtngto.v have received the November numbers of ' Harper,'r "Godey,'' " Frank Leslie," and "All the Year Round," and all the late pictorial Newspapers. They
are all full, aq usual with crood rofidino- mat- : .
, o states
ter, ana are wen worth tne price. ( all and
resentatives. The suggestion i3 one emi
nently fit to be made, tor Mr. Alien is at once an able and just man and familiar with
i , , , , . r r i i n business. A good Speaker is at least three , Total electoral votes certain for Lincoln, 134 . weekg aJllet the seggion ftnd 8ecurit..
The whole number at electoral votes in i against baste end carelessness, and we be-
ilr. 4 lien is the very man for the
western nart at tl, Slata . alaa wJL I '(i""K
tnt S-.ir-.uZ ' , o;.':br;o" .-greeted with .beers from the citizens and
"".I - ' t : Di. ' numbers of his Cl
I the Union h 303. Neceaaarr to elect, a ma- ueve
I jority 1 r2. We see that Lincoln is certain i
of 134, for it must be admitted even by the
tions is James C. Veatcb, of Spencer, who
lias aone glorious service to the canse in
anadian subjects who
were present. He wai received bv Mayor
Howard, ot this city, the British Admiral, i it:. , . " T a
inuro, Lommanaer Seymour, and other Royal officers. Mayor Howard greeted the Prince with a brief welcome, leading him immediately to his carriage, presenting him, em pauant, to the members of the City Council, who saluted him. The Prince ra;sed his hat in return. The Prince rode
A'-3 O aOYU. jU0M it
rry, Wi toru lteserve, aud Haui-
re.-tiretl nnd tor nale hy I 1 t'l'CVlwi' & rv
1 J- Jl riLI. . I . A Vu.
quiet. Rye flour quiet and steady at3 504- i Mt iTJVw'u '.lfXZ'fZfLTi 40. Whisky in fair request; sales at 24(i-2!A. Tne, ioi i.y Wheat dull and lc. lower- shippers gener- ' J A- iKSKlKH t;o. ally holding back for lower prices; sales' W?oa ' v T.-'-Jf TU'6' STuut'
Mn. ..Tfiiir,;.; nuiriw, rnDiHioint? nine 7XJOOI4,
arayai i planted kiUi (rem aud abrub-
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Democrats that Lincoln will get all the times when such service was a hooelesa anil? ;'" oucue who we Alayor,
.n ci ..i. j ... ., r, ! " iuac ui .icurasuo auu L,ora L,vnns
enumerated ahove. No man with
any regard for good judgment will deny it.
Then onlv IS additional electoral votes are
OYSTERS! Ij
THE SEASON OPENED!
Jack Welsh, it will be remembered,
was fined $25 and costs by the Mayor, on the verdict of a jury, last Monday, for brickbatting the Republican procession on Abe night of the 13ih. He has appealed to the Circuit Court.
well as a profitless task, and if the House
should decide to take him for presiding officer, it will at once honor a good man, and secure a good and faithtal servant. .
required by the Republicans to elect their laift Jour. candidates. If they get New York (35 We cordially endorse all that is said in
electoral votes) the "game is up with our favor of Mr. Veatch. He has made a gallant
Democratic
Vork
tho
M l Ad inn Express, the Cel-lirated Freeh BALTIMORE iriTSTKUS, SI A ViltK BAT SHKLL OT3TERS, II I L FORD, HARLEM, OVSTKRP. VKT.AWAKK KAY OYSTERS, W A It It A X T IS 1 KRKSlIt Phi up with especial care and attention. Can -veil filled, mid free from shett, Fur aale I.y the I alf aKe and can. Great iuJuoenieuts .ffered doalers and coaawunera, J. K. KEI.XER, Solo Atrent, i',4.ii Kn :o7 Mair.-st., Kvansvtlle, Ind.
J "J eale and GROCER AMD PBOVI8IOS pMKEI'M AN'!', d.H'. r in Cordage, Nails, Glass, Ce
ll-lends. If we lose New fight, and although be was singled out for in n's Royal Highness, and w jame is up 1 with us, so far as defeat by the Democracy, he triumphed over i e,n')arkeJ ttl p- the uiili , , , . i r senting arms. Before the Prince y the people is concerned, for all opposition, by dint of hard work and ed, he shook hands with Lord IV inly New Jersey (7 votes), j through his great popularity. Mr. Veatch is Mayor, British Consul and others. "
an election by
there are only New Jersey (7 votes), ' through his great popularity
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wp, v-v,. ...... ( Oregon I 3 vote? . ana Calitornia 4 votes i , one ol tlie ablest men in tho Stat r,,l
dered the polling place of the C;.per Pre- tt)at we can i,ope lo carry, and with them I would do groat credit to the noaitmn of
we shall lack 4
inctof this Township to be changed to the ' anj without New York
Xfptiine Engine House, on Second street. I electoral votes of success.
So the question i3 now reduced to this : Can we carry New York ? The best inform-
RuJorci.vo. The Wide Awakes of Indianannlis honored Hsnrr S. f.aue. ution his
. , , u. t ,r,L 1 L'd Repuldican3 in the nation say we can, arrival in the State Capitol on Thursday ! . , , .
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night, with a torchlight procession. Speeches were made by Gov. Lane, Lieut. Gov. Morton. Hons. Chas. Case, W. M. Dune, A. G. Porter, Col. Nelson, and others.
C. SCHMITT & STARK, Wholesale and Retail Dealers la French, English & American JAPER HANGINGS, MUSLIll A.VD PAPER iH'lea and Kltures, Curtain Goods, Me COrce, Ciir'ain Pins and Parlor Mirrors. 5 ind 5 I'irat street, EransTille, Iadlaaa aprl1-!y
Tia.xaa.ofii Steele, fSLH I I IIKia TO aTt'.KLE a HUaKI.,l I ST., BET. CHESTNUT 4 CHERRY,
l EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
wii nnnKs winnow tw.tnds.
la, Lataa, J-c, (,( every deaoriptlon coaataatband. I'ackina; Bozos of all kinds made to lor. Sawing of every kind done on tba sborteat aprlS-ly i . aval !, L.iie of Jaqurs Co. aasos acaaow. HEAD & BURROW, WTITLFSAlK TF AT.FR8 IS 3oots cto Shoes, HATS AND CAPS, .. I 5 .-laJn St., EVANSVILLE, IJfD.
The total vote for Common Pleas
Judge in the District was For John Pitcher. In Vanderburgh coun. ty i9"3; Warrick 978; Posey 1908; Gibson 1536. Total 6185. For Ben. Stinson. In Vanderburgh county 1922 ; Warrick 913; Posey G24 : Gibson 1180. Total 4639. Pitcher's majority 1845. We give the figures in fall so they may be preserved for
future reference.
The vote for Commen Pleas Prose
cutor at the lnte election was as follows : For Ellis Lewis. Vanderburgh county. 1079; Warrick, 844; Posey, 1614;Gilson1521. Total, 5069. For M. R. Anthes. Vanderburgh, 2349; Warrick, 505; Posey, 307; Gibson, 240. Total, 3401.
For W. M. Warrick, 151 ;
Total, 1121. Lewis's majority over all, 337. Lewis's plurality over bis highest competitor (Anthes), 1658.
Land. Vanderburgh, 110; Posey, 217 ; Gibson, 643.
ithout doubt. Greeley, Weed, Brvant
Webb all the Republican editors and all the Republican speakers of that State, seem not to entertain a doubt of success against he fusion. Senator Soward, who understands his State a3 thoroughly as any other man, talks confidently of 50,000 and 00,000 as the Republican majority. He left home for two or three weeks last month to travel through the West ; this he certainly would not have done bad he entertained a shadow of doubt of New York being safe for the Republican party. But in that State the most strenuous 'exertions are being made to throw ilie vote of the State against the Republican candidates. The process of fusing all the opponents of the Republican party (except the Gerrit Smith Abolitionists, and we are not sure but they form part of the hashed dih set before the anti-Republicans of New York) has been laboriously going on for several weeks, and at last the Jonn of a coalition is eutored into.
Speaker. Or on the floor he would be a leader. Here is where his excellent contro
versial ami oratorical talents would shine
The royal suite followed in five other carriages, escorted by the First Regiment, commanded by Col. Sweet. The procession proceeded through the principal streets, and along the Victoria wharves which were built for tbe Great Eastern, where the royal barge was await-
whence he
tary pre-
embark-
rous. tne
As the royal barare left the wharf th
British squadron fired a roval salnte of 21 guns, and similar salutes were fired from the city and Fort Preble. The harbor was full of stecmers, boats, ;barges &c, which accompanied the royal barge from tbe wharf)
7000 bushels Milwaukee club at i 27(o,
I 28; 17000 Chicago spring at 1 231 26 ; 1300 white Michigan at 1 501 55. Oats in moderate request at 3S40c. Pork dull and prices, without striking change : sales at 19 2519 37 for mess, and 14 50 for prime. Beef quiet and steady : sales at 4 254 50 for country prime ; 7 001050 for repacked mess; 10 5011 00 for extra mess. Here the telegraph ceased to operate, and consequently the report is cut short.
bery ; Gum.
Apply b .eptlO
Vleavaitttv Mtnited on Serund Htreet. above
P. i.-e-flion gi mi on the flr.Ht of October.
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cuerei,, , ,y. -je i0 t0 j., Uf ood habits, aud uli.i wUterii o.vl plain hand, to act as Porter, Ai -"Hoard will be iuruiaUed. Apply to oof1-1' GEO. FOSTER It CO. Ai tlJIIi. 1 h i,' HIIS. I' HI. tin fOMVm Rico, liu Kstern Refined, C'rusbed, Powdered, GfKnyfated and CuflVe Sugars, received bv rail by - -lC GEO. FOSTER d CO.
conspicuously, and here, if some other tren- . i! mer Dem- s"rrounued by boats from
,, , J 0 . .,, . .7., I tne royal squadron, tilled with British OBtleman is chosen Speaker, will he gain bnl- cer3. There was a fresh easterly breeze blowItant laurels next winter. Ths Pocket mer- j ing, and the water in the harbor wa quite its the Speakership. Either A. or V. will do. ' '"oug'1! so that the boats rowed quite slow. J As the flotilla ueured the royal squadron, T ,, r w . ! the yards were manned, and those, with the JtDGE Bates on Mascal Labor. Judge j strings of bunting flying from every joint Bates, in a speech commemorating the j of tho fleet, formed a magnificent spectacle, death of a young member of the St. Louis wbich was viewed by a vast concourse of
Cincinnati Market. CixcissATi, Oct. 20, p. at. Flour very dull ; extra offered at 5 00 without finding buyers ; superfine sold at 4 854 90. Whisky declined to 17$, and dull. Wheat dull and white declined to 1 14; red remains steady at 1 08. Oats steady at 30c.
Corn in fair demand at 4043; a lot of new ! . .'
sold at 35c. Barley firm at 85 for prime rmw kksst.
fall I).. ,.11 UuuJr t n.n.Ut .1..
...... . . , v. unit. iutos r uiuut.uvg lie mandat'l7 87, with sales of GOO bbls ; 100 hhds clear bacon sides sold at 13; bacon shoulders at 3 and sides at , with no demand. Linseed oil steady at 57. Groceries unchanged aud steady; demand moderate.
Coroner's Inquest TfSfRlsU IJV i: I'JI.VS VI I.I.JK, O.-V MM- the 7th day nf October, 1S), over the LofW at a boy named Teaug:ittSchoror, in Pigeon totUkhhip, Vanderbur.?!' County. The boy's rfflH lire on the corner ol t'lark and K arth street. The verdict of the Jary was, he entue to his deatb by acoidaolnlly lalliiij; from a tree, by tba new bridge on Franklin etrect.
JOHN WATMAW, CAirouer. . fl Off SKf OJS'TJ
vcu Room i iind Kitchen, on Oak ataeft .1. W. HUGHES, No. IS Mala at.
m W ony froni New Corn ; 'l bbls Fina Hoiusua' or (.'ritt.i, reoaired this day at
t'OOK m I.ANCLEY'a.
Appli k oct 3
oct8
t'W.a Zl .ni'Jt J.Vil' J Mi HMIOaa left at (dctla" COOK A- LAXGLKY'9.
bar, referred to the great mortality of the profession, and added : Allow me to suggest that there i3 a lesson connected with this fact, which it would be well for us to heed. We are too attentive in our active and busy pursuits for fame and wealth we are to little attentive to the keeping of a " sound mind in a sound body-."' Wre sacrifice the one thing in the hope of raising the other. I will state, so far as regards myself, that for nearly forty years (and I believe I have labor,) I have made it a rule to work from one to three hours each day in the garden, and thus, though ray star has long culminated, and I am goiug down the western slope of life with increasing impetus, I find myself in a good state of health, and I attribute it to the fact that I have exercised my arms
to labor in tilling the earth on a small scale
people.
When the Prince reached the nero, at 10 minutes to i o'clock, the royal standard was run up to the main-top, and another salute was fired by the fleet". The rigging of each ship was instantly stripped of bunting, and the sailors disappeared from aloft. At half-past four the squadron sailed out of the harbor.
WILLI A el M. A X K , UCTICAL WATCHMAKER, Car. First and Sycamore Ht. articular attention paid to tbe repairing otKiI, Repeating, and FINE WATCHES. V titt ... I n-Jj;.-iff CxrJa nut!g Written. "S ar9tf
street, KvanavMta, Indiana, Wholesale Doalin Groceries ,utd all kinds of Produce, Nails, i. White Lime, Cement, Catton Yarn, White I, !. . .;, ,4c, Ac. Also, constantly on - .k ofSab. Hanal Doors, Ac, of all ap2
E. Q. SMITH, CHAIR MANUFACTURER,
1 . ,tr-.-t, EvansviUe, Ind., will
. :, i and make to ordor every variety of S.ti'HAIRS. The Trade supplied v-;.- ... Hotels, Steamboats and Halls far- '. prusnntlv to order. All work warranted. .i-lV
:v -. mil, i:r. . rRV kiehacs MILLER &. NIEHAU8, AI.r.Kd IS . JELlEr GOOD s, BOO IS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, Ac. . 43 JMAV STBttMT, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA siKu:a. a. uelblino. ERINKMEYER & CO., LTTHERN STOVE WORKS, Evansville, Ind. nu fact ore rs of Stoves, Hollow Ware, Railings, ' Fronts, Verandahs, Balconies, and Castin eral. Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware. a Sales R.Vim : 72 Main street, Meeker's Buildloi;:, (ery : near Mouth Pigeon Creak. Or.!r. romptly attended to. jnnel9-Ga. acob Sinzich & Son. IOLESALE BAKERS, SOAT STORES, attr SI., bt. Vtwim attet Hceamor. AMENTAL HAIR BRAIDING I Bi ilets. Necklaces. Watch Guards, UTS, FISGER RINGS. Ate., Ae., to ordaK. SIRS. MAT. A. SAHDBR8. (,'hestuut street, bet. Second and Third. 7 lio B.V sT PSA'ITO.V, WHO lljK!A l.K DRY GOODS HOCSE. First street, Eve, Ind. jiorobauta will always nod a fall ' Di j :-..!,. Boota, Shoos, Hats and Caps, at n hi. h a HLlai soli) on fair terota. tssjpSB
Samuel Magill, editor of the Rock
ville Republican, was elected Clerk of Parke itennett, and Brooks,
County at tbe recent election. C. G. Berry, editor of the Bedford Independent, was elected Recorder of Lawrence county. Editors are looking up. Glad of it.
The Henderson Reporter (Breckin
ridge) records, under the picture of a coffin, the death of the " Democratic Club " of that place. Disease, " squatter sovereignty, a dangerous malady, which seldom fails to prove fatal iu its effects."
The crowd at tbe Stale Fair w3 so
great that a railroad train constantly running and innumerable omnibusses and other vehicles, could not carry it to and from the grounds fast enough. A street railroad is now talked of for next year. The distil nee of the grounds from Indianapolis a couple of miles from the centre is now severely felt, as was foretold ; but we suppose the spaciousness and beauty of the grounds make up for this inconvenience.
A Shrewd Bet on Elections. Tba Springfield Republican reports a bet which we think is as well worth recording as any other of these " signs of the times." " Look here," said a Republican to a uoisy Bell man. ' I will bet you a hundred
1 dollars that I can name fifteen States that Lincoln will get ; and then I will bet you ; five hundred dollars more that I can name five I additional States that will go for Lincoln."
I The money was put up. The Republican ! then named the fifteen Slave States aa those i f upon which he proposed to risk tho hun- I j dred dollars, and M-jine, Massachusetts, New i Hampshire, Vermont and Wisconsin, as the j five additional States upon which he prvipos- j ed to risk the five h'indred. The Bell man rubbed his eyes, and since j tbe Pennsylvia election, if not before, looks I for a net I033 of tour hundred dollars as the I cost of this lesson in political betting. It j may safely be said that there is now one j convert to the folly of this form af political ; trAwtblino.
It is all tbe fashion amongst the
Douglas papers to call the Breckinridge nui "Bright Mulattoes."
Thb Bbll Votb ib Ohio. The Times foots np the entire Bell-Everett vote in fifty four counties, at the late election, as 8,237. In the same counties, it gives the Fillmore vote of 1856 as 22,476 a loss of 14,239, or nearly tiro t lords of the whole American strength ! That party has evidently seen its best days. Cin. Oat..
89L,The track-laying of the Rockvilie Railroad has been finished about ten miles north. The Road will undoubtedly be finished to Rockvilie before cold weather sets
in. T. H. Journal.
"TbbCry ta Still Trby Come.'' The Grant County Republican say3 Dr Ayere, who was at tbe Douglas Baltimore Convention, and the State Convention that nominated Hendricks has abandoned the Democracy and come over for "Honest Old Abe."
The B.vqlish Langcagb. There are in the English language 20,500 nouns, 40 pronouns, 9,200 adjectives, 8,000 verbs, '2,600 adverbs, 09 prepositions, 19 conjunctions, 08 interjections, and 2 articles; more in all above fi.rtv thousand words.
And T ftflrisft nil mr v.iiiiitr friend tn do the
A composite ticket is formed, consisting of j game thing. some Douglas, some Bell, and some Breck- I
inridge men, which all the faithful allies of Slavery extension and slavery propagaudism are expec ted to vote, "unsight, unseen." The witches' cauldron in " Macbeth " did not cos sip a more disgusting mesi of diverse and revolting ingredient? than the Fusion kettle iu New Vork. We think we see, in imagination. Wood.
circling haud-in-hand
around the Fusion cauldroa, throwing iu the ingredients, and crying Wood. Thrice the brluded cat hath oiewed. 1 ?...? Tlirlce; and once the hedge-ptg whlo'd. i'rool.. Harpsr cries : 'Tls time, 'tis time. Wood. Round about the cauldron go; In tbe poison'd entrails throw. To id, that under coldest stone, Days aud nights hast thirty-ono, Swelter'd venom, sleeping got, Boll thou first I' the charmed pot ' All. Double, double toil and trouble : Fire, burn ; and, cauldron, bubble. Bennett. Fillet of a fenny soak. In the canblron boil and bake -Eye of newt, and toe of frog. Wool of bat, and tongue of dog, Adder's fork, and blind worm's stiug, Lizard's h, and owlet's a ing, For a charm of powerful trouble. Like a hell-broth boil and bubblu. Alt. Double, double toil and troiiMe: Firo, burn ; aud, cauldron, bubble. Bro.'. Scale of dragon; tooth et w.,lf; Witch's taiasgajL maw an-i . -ii Of the raviu'd suit sea shark; Root of lMmlock, digg'd i' the d.,; k. Liver of blaspheming Jevt; Gall of goat; and slip) ot yew, Sliver'd iu the moon's eclipse; Nose ot Turk, and Tartar's, lips; Finger of birth-straogl-l bat -. Ditch-.leliver'd by a drab, Make tbe gruel thick and stab: Add thereto a tiger's rliaudrun, For the ingredients of our cauldron. AU. Double, double toil and tr. .utile; Eire, burn; and, oauldren, bubble. BfHnrlt Cool it with a b.ibbo.ir.'s Uoo.l,
Then the ehurm Is firm and good. Then, in order to complete the enchantment, the three political gobiius sing Black Hpirita and white, Red spirits and gray; Minnie, mii.gte. oiiuie, You that mingle may. This is the mess that the votera of New Vork are invited to partake ot ! Is it noi disgusting ; does it not cause the ' gorge to
rise ?" ' The voters of Indiana .may
asked to partake of a similar dish. Will they do it?
ltallro&U meeting. New Vork, Oct. 20. The City of Manchester arrived. Advices anticipated. The Representatives of the Great Atlan-
; tic and Western lines of Rail Road have beeu in session at the St. Nicholas Hotel j during the past few days. The meeting yesterday, adopted a uniform tariff of
freights for the Western Roads, which it is believed will prevent competition in business between the various lines.
Political. Philadelphia, Oct. 10. The Douglas State Central Committee last evening withdrew the straight Electoral ticket, and pledged themselves to support the Reading Electoral ticket, but indorsed Dongias and Johnson as the nominees of the party. An attempt to erase tbe Hreckinridge men from the ticket was unsuccessful. New York, Oct. 1;. The Americans in the Second Congressional (Brooklyn) District have indorsed the Breckinridge nominee, Moses O. Dell.
On Dir. We heard yesterday from good authority that Ex-Governor Paris C. Dunning, one of tbe ablest nnd firmest of the friends of Mr. Douglas in this State, has avowed his intention to support Mr. Lincoln
now that he sees his own preference can not be realized. We are also informed that Mr. Bryant, the present State Librarian, has expressed a similar determination. We do not vouch for the truth of these reports, but we learn them from reliable sources. There is no doubt that very many sincere Douglas men, who adhered to him because they believed his policy would operate a3 effectively against the extension of slavery as any other, withont needless irritation of the slave States, and who desired honestly to
give free labor the ascendancy it deserves in the Territories, see now that his chance is hopeless, and the only man through whom their views can possibly be realized is Abraham Lincoln, an honest and conservative man they all know, and the last man on earth to tolerate any aggression, or improji er irritation of one section by another. Titdtaaapolis Journal.
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raiinns Proctor ,t Gamble Lard Oil, Winior Strained, received this day at octa -i.iK I.ANGLEY'S.
SEPTEMBER, 186 0. DAILY RECEIPTS wF HARDWARE & CUTLERY FOIl TllF. WHOLESALE TBA DE. Recent purchase of a choice Htock at reduced prireH. Full invoices from American Manatee tnrc. Direct in.portatinna from Sheffield and Wolverhampton (England.) 2iow Oponins New ai.d Best Dranda ji
fatten agralnsttue Republicans. Boston, Oct. 20th. The three parties opposed to the Republicans have fused in the 4lh and 5th Districts, uniting on Messrs. Bigelow and Applelon for Congress, against Rice and Burlingame.
election .News. Richmond, Va., Oct, 20. Nelson, the Breckinridge candidate has been elected to the House from the Panhandle by sixty-four majority.
The Washington Star says Repub
licanism is getting amazingly popular in that city since tho prospects of Lincoln's election have brightened, aud accessions to tbe Republican ranks are overwhelming. It is quite amusing to hear the ejaculations of surprise as different parties meet at the Republican Club Room as, "Who the d 1 would have thought of seeing yot here .'" " Hello I I thought I saw you behind that Bell at Rockvilie ?"
" When did you leave the Breckinridge j crowd ?" " I thought you was lor Doug- 1
las ?" " Thunder ! yon a Republican ? Times have changed since you was iu tbe mob that was going to tear down the Era office " and so on.
Indignant.--The Sullivan Democrat, an , influential Douglas paper, indignantly scorn8 the idea of any fusion with the Breckinridge ; men, or ' Bright mulattoes," as it calls them The Democrat "lets off' as follows: "They are thus convicted of being the cause of our defeat they openly glory in it, , and exult at tbe success of Lane. They are now ready to fuse, as they say, to defeat Lincoln, and ask us to come in ; aud probably, Democrats many be found who will . listen favorably to their infamous proposals. For one, and we know wespeak the sentiments of nine-tenths of the true Demoj cracyofSul- livan co.mty we say, Xever ! Xo union with men who have thus betray, 1 ed us."
Douglas I., Missouri. j Jkpf bsso Cm , Oct. 20. Jndge Doug- . las's trip from St. Louis to Jefferson City was a continued ovation. He was bailed j with shouts of welcome all along the road, . and the eager multitudes assembled at the principal station - would not let him pass by without speaking. He is now addressing 1 an immense crowd in front of the capital. ; Creat enthusiasm prevails.
The Latbst Schbmh. The last desperate resort of the Anti-Republican factions, it is understood, will be to attempt to throw every Southern electoral vote (10) for Breckinridge and Lane, and to add tbe thirty-five votes of New York to the same column by aid of the Bell-Douglas party of that State. This affords " infinite fUasur, '' to James Buchanan. The former part ot the arrangment may suoeeed, but New York is sure for Lincoln, in any event. T li. Eipretx.
Collision on the I). & Jl. Railroad
Detroit Oct. 24th. A collision took
place yesterday on the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad, two miles west of Birmingham, between the freight and express trains. Sire3, mail agent, Nichols express messenger, and Wilkes, fireman, were killed.
from Geneva to n
Dr. Cheevf.s write
friend in New York : " What wonders God is accomplishing by Garibaldi 1 All Europe is being stirred up.
He is neither more nor less than
Brown for Italy, with success.
oe j what makes the hero, and constitutes great
ness and virtue in men s estimation. The end of Popedom seems clo3e at hand. I
Railroad Accident. Cleveland, Oct. 20. The mail train on the C. & E. Railroad, going east, ran into
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a JOllU "'uu . ..o ... , 1 j--iiy , tiLi.i auicu
Success is ' -"r3- oolomoa btone, and a boy named
Dike, and injured Mrs. Dike, Master Stone, and an infant.
do not believe the French Emperor will
A stampede has commenced amongst the ' dare agaiu to play the traitor to freedom in
Italy. If he does, and God still holds up Garibaldi against him. it is all over with
him. He and hi
; Americans
I of New Vork.
and the foreign-born voters
Several of the most promi
nent leaders of the " American party and of the German Democracy have refused to give the infamous coalition their support, and have come out for Lincoln and Hamlin. The rank and file of the " Americans'" and Germans are joining the Republican party
by thousands
always stuck to the Democratic party " through thick and thiu," show signs of wavering in that cause. In Albany and Syracuse hundreds of them have become
We learn from the Evansville Journal, that Rev. Mr. nobbs formerly of New Lebanon, in this county, was openly insulted at the polls on election day, in Vanderburir
Eveu 1 lie Irish, who have county by Smith Gavitt, Democratic candid.
ate for Sheriff. Mr, Hobbs is well known to many of the citizens of this county as a
The Prince oil for Portland. Boston, Oct. 20. At 9:30 this morning, the Prince and suite left the Revere House, under escort of the Lancers, and proceeded
throne will go down I to the Eastern Depot, where they took a
special tram, splendidly equipped, for Portland. The departure was made amid hearty cheers by the immense crowd present at the depot. The train started at 9:40 and was expected to run to Portlaad in 4 hours. Very brief stops will be made on the route.
with that of the old Giant Grim, whom he invites to lean upon his shoulders."
New Yokk, Oct. 20. The Vanderbilt
and City of Baltimore sailed to-day, the
perfect gentleman and deserving better. ; former taking 181 passengers and $391,000,
treatment. But such is Democracy. Su!!i- j in specie ; the latter 203 passengers, but no bh Hepnldi'jn. i specie.
Alwats Room tjff Stairs. A young man who was thinking of studying law, said to Daniel Webster : " Mr. Webster, I understand the profession of law is quite full, and that there are more lawyers than are needed. Do you think there is any chance for me ?" " There is always room up stairs," was the reply, and as true as it was ingenious. Only a few persons reach tbe high places, and these are always in good demand. " There is room up stairs." First class farmers and mechanics, as well as physicians, lawyers, etc, always find plenty of room, plenty of work, anil good pay. Whatever calling you choose, and it matters little if it be an honest one, resolve to go into an upper story ; but do not try to jump there by a single leap, or you mayfall disabled. Hither begin at the bottom of the ladder, and patiently step upon each round.
Hard to Suit. Scene in a A'etas uQepot Customer. .What sort of newspapers do yon sell here ? Boy, (with eager expectation) O, we keep all sorts. Call for whatever you like. Customer (cooly) I'll take one containing some late Fusion victories, if you please. Boy (crestfallen) There you've got me ! New York Tribune.
AXES, 200 doz. AMES, and others, SHOVELS GRAIN SHOVELS. BRASS KETTLES. TABLE CUTLERY, 2,000 dozen. POCKET KNIVES, New PatWADE & BUTCHER'S RAZORS. SHEARS AND SCISSORS. LOCKS and LATCHES. GREENWOOD BUTTS. GT-MBLET SCREWS. MILL SAWS. T. and STRAP HINGES. HOOK TOOTH and CUT
SAWS. SPEAR & JACKSON'S HAND SAWS. WOOD SAWS. COIL and LOG CHAIN. MANILLA and COTTON ROPE LINEN and COT. TWINE. BLACKING and INK. RIFLES and PISTOLS.
SHOT GUNS, Single and Double. GUN BARRELS. GUN TRIMMINGS. MEAL SEIVES. LANTERNS. FRY PANS. CURRY COMBS. SLATES and PENCILS. GUN CAPS, Six Kinds. PURSES and P. M0NAIES. NEEDLES. ATjSO, BRUSHES and FEATHER DUSTERS. Large assortment of WHIPS and LASHES. MECHANICAL TOOLS. OHIO TOOL CO.'S PLANES. CABINET GOODS. JAPANNED and STAMPED WARE. WIRE, RIVETS, &e. CHAIN PUMPS and WELL CURBS 3,000 feet best RUBBER BELTING and PACKING in the United States. PLATFORM SCALES at Man
ufacturers' Prices.
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Reward ov Istbgrity. Abm. Westfall, I ,OIa,3 TNJc son of James Westfall, Esq., of this county, equaled lies, is now one of the conductors on the E. and ' A3iD A com PL PTE HSU op C. Railroad. Four years ago, at the age of j S H E I- F HARDWARE, sixteen, he commenced running on the road U, pric(N( to c, JoU v uh aBy , fk(jt ja ft( as orakeman, and such has been his good ; country. I purchase. studard," ids and ail conduct and strict attention to business ' ot fllt hands, and eive , rdnsrvS . ttentien to ,- i , , . . - ! WHOLESALE TRADK, and canf J .-reat iu since, that he has been promoted to the po- dacem,Mto cash and promntutusi.. leVs. I u.Sltion he now holds. Unlike too many of rite inspection early. our voung men, instead of spending bis I , ' CHari.ks S. wells, time and earnings in dissipation? he & a!- , - "p" - i; t streot, Evansvmj ways "on time" with his employer, 4 MZ1ZffJiZ& tba public Yin. Uaxette. , kaVf.1 cau be found at THOMPSON'S New Drug