Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 37, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 October 1860 — Page 4

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AVKLERS' Gl IDK. vllle fc trawfor(lvtile It. DErittTfREV cnndation Train .) A. M. . at-H.... 9.15 ' AJWIV4.LS. Jl Train t.5o P. M. commodation 3.30 SteamersRegular Pacltcts. ron cai&o. Charlet Bcwry leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays 12 o'clock m. Arrives Mondays ond Thursdays night. FOR PADVCAH. Dcsbak leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friys at 12 o'clock M. Arrivoa Tuesdays, Thursdays, d Saturdays at night. Gen'l Asdibson leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and .turdays at 12 o'clock, at. Arrives Mondays, ednesdaya and Fridays in the night. rOS BINDE&SON. Oek. D. M. Whit plies daily, leaving Evansville the forenoon and returning in the evening. FOB LOUISVILLE. Gsft Eagle, of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays and .turdays at 6 o'clock P. M. Arrives Tuesdaj s and .turdays in the afternoon. Gksf Eagle, of Galllpolis, leaves Mondays at ' o'clock at., and Thursdays at t o'clock p. m. rrives Sundays and Thursdays in the afternoon. FOR OREEK RIVER. Powliso Greek leaves Mondays and Thursdays" . 6 o'clock P. M. for Green river. Arrives on Hon.ys and Thursdays in the morning. There ia regular daily communication with LTsstnsojf and Mewbcrou by boat aud bind convey:ce. TII-VEH. ITEMS. STEAMBOAT REGISTER. ARRIVED. tdge Torrence, Cin'nati ; J. H. Done, Pittsburg; larley Bowen, Cairo ; Sunny Side, N. Orleans ; ae Eaves, Green river ; Lady Jackson, Cin'nati ; n. Anderson, Paducah; Economy, 8t. Louis; ocket, Pittsbnrg ; Grey Eagle, Louisville ; John Ralne, Louisville. DEPARTED. idgeTorrence.N. Orleans; J. H. Done, Memphis; inoy Sile, Cincinnati ; Lady Jackson, Memphis; conomy, Cincinnati ; Charley Bowen, Cairo; oeket, St. Louis ; Gen. Anderson, Cairo; ihn Raire, N.Orleans; Grey Eagle, Louisville. BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. Minnetonka, Paducah; Grey Eagle, Louisville; J B. Campbell, B. Green; Lue Eaves, Green river. ——— ......The weather has been damp and cloudy since Saturday morning, but there has not been much rain. As we predicted the river came to a stand on Saturday, and yesterday was receding quite fast. We shall probably have plenty of low water yet before winter. .......Business at the wharf is beginning look up considerably. The number of boats passing daily is now quite large, and the amount of freight being shipped is greatly increased. ......The Minnetonka is the regular U. S. mail, passenger and freight packet for Paduah. She leaves to-day at 12 o'clock. ......The famous "little" Grey Eagle will be in port for Louisville to-day, leaving at noon. She is the <ne plus ultra> steamer. ......The regular Green river packet D. B. Campbell leaves for Bowling Green and all way landings at six o'clock this evening. ......The favorite little side-wheel steamer Lue Eaves leaves today for the Green river country. She is snug and neat in her appointments. ......It is reported that the Maid of the mist is to ply as a daily packet between Evansville and Newburg. ======= RAILROAD RECEIPTS. OCTOBER 20th, 1860. 1,250 bash wbat, Iglehart Bros.; 6 washing mi-hint-3, 602 bosh wheat. Goo. Foster & Co.; 500 knsh corn, 210 bb!s Hour, Crane A Brown; coops ilckens, Preston Bros., 2 hf bxs tobacco, Fendrich roj.; 7 hhds sugar, Bement A Viele; 2 bxs, Betama r & Kehr; 4 bxs. Scautlin A Stephens; 5 bxs, oelker, Blount A Co.; 1 case shoes, J. H. Maghee Co.; 3 bx. 1 tub. 3 kgs, L. Kessler: 1 bx, B utter, Newbargh, Ind ; 1 case, Oiel A Bunnigliof; bx, Schapker i Bussing; 5 bxs oysters, S. E. Gil -rt & Co.; 1 trunk, Hnmmerslough Bros.; 2 bx", bbl. 4 kgs, Anspacher & Loowenthal; 4 bxs can7, P. i . mi 2 bbl.t eggs, A. Lemcko A Co.; 2 S, 1 bbl. 4 coops chickens. Cook A I.angley; lt ;s flour, G. V. Greb; 2 beer kg, F. Kroener & ins. 1 crate rags, Orr, Dalzell & Co. A. E. SHRADER. Agent. ======= VALUE OF OLD NEWSPAPERS.—One thousand pounds sterling has recently been offered in London for a complete set of the Tirnes newspaper, for a public library at Melbourne, in Australia, but without sucess. The fact is an instance of the rising importance of the things that, at the moment, seem only of trivial value, scarcely worth preserving, but which to succeeding generations afford the most authentic sources of knowledge concerning the "form and pressure" of their time. The British Musum cow collects and preserves everything; and the Bodleian Library, which (after much deliberation. and in the exercise of a judgment no doubt considered sound at the time) was expressly debarred by its founder from admitting the vain and trivial light literaure of the date of its formation, is now glad to purchase the sixpenny, and shilling plays and pamphlets of that day at prices of £50 to £150 each. ———<>——— Aaaaog th Wide Awakes from Maine a the New York Republican procession rere two sons of the Hon. Hannibal Hatnn. "Democract's crave is Doucr," is one of e most concise, as it is one of the truest lottoes that we have noticed during the resent campaign. We stand too much in dread of miscon-.ruc-tion, and spend half our days in raakig apologies and explanations, instead of nietly taking an appeal front the hour to ie vear. Thk London correspondent of the X. v lerald says : The wreck of the Lady Elgin steamer, ith the death, among others, of Mr. Hertrt Ingram, one of our members of I'arment, hn.s crented a profound sensation :re. I know of no great accident in meriea, among the long cacalogue of your rrib'.e disasters, by steam and rail, that li ever produced more feeling in this untry. Arteuiaa Ward," whose humorous ritings ara well known, is Mr. Brown, the cal editor of the Cleveland Plaindealer. Artemas Ward, the Showman," is a name sumed by him, though there is really a an by that name, and a regular genius in e show business, who exhibits wnx figes "and sich," and makes a great deal of n, down in Indiana. Ex.. Fatal Accident. V young man, Francis lac Moore, residing with Mr. Philip bie, his uncle, on Allison Prairie, III., a v miles west of this city, was thrown m a mule he whs riding, a few days ago, d his foot getting caueht in the lines, he life was extinct, vin. t Indiana Legislature. Republican Senairs holding over, 1 1 ; Republican Senirs elected. 17; total 28. Democratic jators holding over, I t ; elected 8; total Majority G Republican. Representatives elected Republican C! ; jsocrata 33. ivepuuiicmi majority oil tt)t ballot. 30. r In the eight counties composing this ngressional District the Democracy have ! members of the Legislature and the Relicans have five T. II J;ir.

INSURANCE.

COPELAND & NEXSEN. ififflwTTfiffY ! OFFICE: SAVINCS BANK, NO. 1 FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, ISO., aitEJVO WPBBtTJBBO TO TJBE CVJL Ui.-ks und isue Policies in several of the oldest and most reliable Insurance Companies of the ITnited States. STORES, STOCKS, DWELLINGS, MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES, insured at the most favorable rates. MARINE AND INLAND IAVIGATI0N Risks taken on FLAT-BOATS, BARGES, STEAMBOATS and 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 OT INSURANCE CO. Incorporated 1819 Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000, ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, And the prestige of 40 years success and experience. UPWARDS OF $14,000,000 Of losses have been paid by the .flStna Insurance Company in the past 48 years. The value of reliable Insurance will he apparent from the following LOSSES PAID BY THE. -ETNA DVRTMO TBK PAST FIVE YEARS: In Ohio, S31,;20.83 In Wisconsin, 106,955.07 In Kentucky, 204,939.40 Missouri 384,518.04 Iowa A Minn. 10 ,35 9.46 In Michigan, 8158,043.81 In Indiana,... 146,830.81 In Illinois.... 448,327.41 Tennessee,.... 97.549.21 Kansas Neb 19,940.77 Penn'a A Va.. 31,595.82 Ark. Oa.... 23,94 0J Mississippi aud Alabama,. ..$52, 412. IS Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and fair profit. Epe iul attrntiun gieento insurance of DWELLINGS aiui Contents, for termt of 1 to 5 yearn. The solid service long and successfully tried, and the many advantages the AStra Insurance Company pos seasi-s iu itd Hue, should not be overlooked by those ready to insure aud understanding their beat interests, During "stringent times' the necessity for reliable Iusuranco becomes un imperative duty the ability of property owners to sustain loss beiug then much lessened. Agencies in all the principal citios and towns throughout the State Polities issued witbout dolay, by any of the duly authorized Ageuts of the Company. Business attended to with despatch aud fidelity. COPELAND A NEXSEN, Agents, my2 Suvings Bunk Building, First St. BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL. DEVOTED TO INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. FIRE C HA R TER PER PET UAL. Cash Capital, Cash Assets $400,000 $547,712.36 8. L. L00M18, l'rest. II. Kaixoao, Batratary. ti II Sl II. M. HAtilLL, Un'l Acta, CINCINNATI, O. BsV Agents in all the principal Cttiaa ami Towns o tne L nion. LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID! Mi Hjnilll alnnia received, pclieiaa issued and renewed, nd all business vert.iiuing to the agency promptly attended to COPELAND f- NJ.XSKN, Agents. aXW OIHco, on Firtt St., bat. Main and Hyc, in Savings Bank Building:. ARE YOU INSURED ? DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS EVANSVILLE AGENCY or TUB MERCHANTS' INSURANCECO. Hartford, Conn. Cash Capital, $200,000 OIK Ki'TOKH Mark Howard, S. Woodrult, James Bolter, K. Roberts, Gov K. Illla Tiin.itby SkaMan. Smmmm P. Foster, Sidnev A. White, t'has. T. Hillyer, Elijah H. Oweti, Ilmer rtlauchard, Riebard D. Hubbard. M. M. Merriman, W. L. Coliius, W. H. D. Calleuder. Applications received, Policfol uwut'u und reuewvd, and all bMONM pertaining lo tho Agency promptly attended to. ;i J. - - equit.bly adjusted and promptly paid at thin Agency. auO COPELAND A NEXKN, Acont. "THE SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF SEW YORK CITY. Cash Capital, ,s. $500,000. SURPL.CS 3139,000 PARTICIPATION POLICIES, Eutitliug tbe assured to a portion of its Troflts, OF WHICH 75 PER CENT Is set aside annually for that purjose, providing 8 A F ET Y In is yearly accumulations, which are landed instead of beirg divided to stoe-kbolduis, and 0 HEAP S E S S Iu dividends to holders of " participation policies," or an ABATEMENT in "Isr-ue Iusurauce from the standard rates ot premium to customers who may prefer non-parlleipation. JOSEPH WiLKRIl. Pres't. THOS. W. HIRIiSALL, Vuo President. R. L. IlAVnoer;. See'. THIS COM P A N Y Insures agahsst loss slut dauiHge by Fire oa Dwellings, HaSJSSikoM Fmnihiie, Stores, Warehouses uud th-'ir eontwts. Poli. hssswd by sptl 'UPKLAND A KM SKN, Agents.

STEAMBOATS.

REGULAR PACKETS. CHARLEY BOVENU H. T. DEXTER, ?laslei. W;J. Markell, 1 Wm. Benll) , Clerk, Ti, , or.-T- fa.' n . i i" ... . . I ..J i , i Bwift, Ligut-Diaught, U. 8. Mail, Passenger and ! Freight racket. &K Arrives at Evansville every Thursday aud Friday morning, making close connection with the E.AC. RAILROAD FOR LOl'IfiVILLK, CINCINNATI, AND THE EAST. ttff" Leaves Evausville every Tuesday and Saturday at VI o'clock M. , connecting with CUMBERLAND A TENNESSEE RIVER Packets at Suiithlaod, and at Cairo with the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD, And with Packets for ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS, AND NEW ORLEANS. Bf" The C. Bowr.o goes to Cairo every Tuesday, i and the Cuah-lky Bowes goes to Cairo every Satnrdav. octli U. S. MAIL. Evansville & Paducah Daily Packets DUNBAR, CIS FOWLER Master. GEN. ANDERSON, FOWLER Master. Leave Evansville Daily at 13 o'clock M.. Sundays Excepted. Leave Paducah Dally at 9 A. 91. The DUNBAR and GEN. ANDERSON make close connections at Paducah with packets for NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, & NEW ORLEANS, And ut Kvausville with packets for LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI Railroads, for tlie East. JST" The Dunbar goes to Cairo every Friday, and the (Jen. Auderni.ii a-es to Cairo every Saturday. JOHN I!. UALIi, Agent, septl!8 No. 2 Water street. g ti fj VI, .4 U jH I- SM .- villi ami Bowling Gr-en Packet. The linht draft U. S. Mail Steamer, BUWIil.tU . It K R , A. LITER, Captain, JOHN TRAVIS, Cl'k, Leaves Evannville every AIwrnl.iv and Thursday, at 0 o clock, p. at.; leaves Bwlm Green every Wednesday and Saturday, at 8 A. m. auglO Mil Packet, Ges'l D. M. WHITE, R. L. Lancaster, aaaaaar, ruut as a resiilnr Freibt nd Passenger Packet daily (Snndys excepted) bvtweea this point and Henderson. aui:7 COMB TO STJY.CHJiJVGE WW of time. The Louisville aud Ileuderfon Li$rht-Draught, Swift, Side Wheel U. 8. III. and Pa.fieiujer Packet.tl G-rey ZEJzxglo, Capt. A. DONNALLY, J. A. LuK, CI k, Leaves Evansville for Louisville every Monday at VI o'clock M., and ever , Thursday at 6 o'clock p. St., arriving at Louisville Tuesday and Friday evenings. Returning, leaves Louisville every Wednesday and Saturday eve tear at 6 o'clock. J NO. B. HA. L, Ageut, july28-tf Mo. 2 Water street. EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE U. S. MAIL PACKET, 3- r o y 3E3 agio. W. H. DANIELS, Capt. 8. T. IIam.idav, Cork. JT BJ VB S B WJJ"8 VML KB B VBB l" M-4 Tu sduy and Saturday at 6 o'clock p. M. Returning, loaves Louisville every Monday and Friday at -t o'clock P. m. StaV Through Bills of Lading: will be given fur Tobacco or other freipht to DaatiwaOfie or New York at as low rtes it not lower than !y any other route. Passengers or freight takeu at packet-boat rates for any point ou the Ohio River oron Green River. I&W' The paesenger accommodations of the Grey Eagle are unsurpassed by any boat upon the Western waters. Apply on board or to JOHN B. HALL, juue7-dlf No. 2 Water street. B, OH SOUTH ( J ttXOJLTO. M' POND RIVER. The engant passenger steamer LIE EAVES, McDosald, Master, Tavlob, Clerk, i will make regular tri-weekly trips to Si-utli Crroltou end Pond River, leaving on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. For freight or passage, apply ou board. de20tf Steamboat for Sale. mmoTicB is nnuKBi- tJi r-A-.v V W that the undersigned, Exe.-utor of the last Will of William C. Greer, deceased, will sell tho interest of sai l deceased iu the Steamboat Fassv Bt'LI.tTT and appurtenances, the same beiur onethird thereof. The terms of sale, which will be easy, will be made known to thse makioK appliation nt the Oitv Hotel, Evansville, by octS Swd WM. n. BOICOCRT, Executor. FORVARD'G & COMMISSION. I. A. UKASE WM.BUOWN. CRANE JH BROWN, Forwarding & Commission EVANSVILLE, IXD. tar Acents for Kanawha Salt Company. "ft'U Liheial Cash advances made on Shipments of ProteanThe imdersiniied, of the late firms of I. A. Crane & Co., and Urown 4 Aisinau, have this day associated themselves together under the name of Crane A Brown, for the purpose of transacting a Oeueral Forward ioz arid Commission batianeas, as carried en hy the late tirln. Fri'm our lorg experience an'l incren.sed facilities, toaathw with our p rsonal and strict attention to the iuterets ot our Correspondents, we hazard nothing in guaranteeing perfect satisfaction. We hey leave to express nr gratitude t. th..-se who hne heretofore confided their interests to our keeping, and trust lo bv? able to serve llllilll in futuro, pledging i ur hear efTorts to the Bdvanfemsnt of tneir i!iterosli. ISAAC A. CRANE, octS-ly.l WfLLIAM BROWN. Ha if OJIMB MX r BBSS i-o.n 3-j't-NEW ARKANGEM li.NT. Tbe Aoams u.xpkss Company respectxuliy an- I uounce lo their friem'.B and patrons, the public of I Kvausvi'.le aud vicinity, that. ith increased facDJ- 1 ties for the transportation of F I! B I U T, PA C K A tV E S . It ON MY A S D VALUABLE S, I They solicit a continuance of former favors. Ks- j pecial care tuksn in the collection of Bills, Drafts, ; Notes, and the transportation of small and valuable packages. All persons wishing to avail themselves of the fr- I cilities of the Express, can obtain any desired information in reference to the rentes und details of the business, at thi-ir Office on First street, between Main and Locust, oaposito the IVtst Office. del O. H. FISH. Agent. Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. p. a. o'Rzi.3ir & Co f&TOBJtaE, BOBWjI BMJS'a, JJS'M 9 COMMISSION MERCHANTS. General aOrnar', Steamboat, and Kxprec Agents Special Asx-Tits for the FEN'N. CENTRAL RAILROAD; ! ud eoi:ne:t;ons, over which we are authorized to give through receipts at thu lowest possible vatec HBwins! a mammoth WharfUjut at the bmdine. the Is I jjM I on tho Ohio River, capable of storing ; and protecting all merchaudiie liable to damage ! from exposure, we are prepared to facilitate the dispatch of all consignments, forwarded to our care by either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to Receiving, Storing ; and Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, orothei propTt , ooualstHMi tc fur Hale, and satisfaction gpMAatoed lffic and BXtetisfT War hoiia oa Water street, jwtjoining the Tbtograidi, aud on tbe Wharf loat, where we ate to be to;m.l, atteoding U th interests of onr ;atiocs at all hours, day and aSgfet. With (Mar uaterior faciKtfea; kmg atatidtna; ; un- . tiring aajetyy; and knwiedge ot our burvinns, we ! feel confidfcnt ot giving general satiafaction, aud ) h-'i't- to aaaftt acoattftraaajoe of the extensive patrol-a-r wo are a' aw eajuyin;r. aibaral oaA aaVaaeei will b madt- on allconbigntnentB to either owWatifi of oorraiajAaQjaala im any of ilit- aria)a1aa1 markeia, Mortis Kjist or South. i P. C. O'RILEY A CO.

THE CHIC AUO PLATFORM. AR AMESDED AM) AOOFTED. ttemhwd, That we, the delegated representatives of tho Republican clert'rs of the United States, in j Convention assembled, in tlie discharge of the duty ' we owe to emr constituents and oar country, unite ; in iho following declarations : ! lfit. That the history of the nation during tho last four years, baa fully established the propriety and necessity of the organization and perpetuation of tb Republican party ; and that t be causes which : called it iuto existence aw permanent in their oature, and now, more than erer befovn, demand its peaceful and constitutional triumph, j 2. That tho maintenance of the principles proi tuulgated in the Declaratiou of Independence and i embodied in the Federal Constitution " That all : men are created equal ; that they are endowed by , their Creator with certaiu inalienable rights; that

anions these are Ufa, liberty, aud the pursuit ol happiness; that to.ee uetbe,er Sl't. government. are instituted ani"t: men. rifi'vin ' their just pow ers froaa the consent of the governed " is essential : to the preservation ot our Republican institutious ; hand that the Federal Constitution, tho Bights of ' the Stales, at;d tho I'uion ot the States must aud ' shall b-9 preserved. j 3. That to the I niou of the States this nation ', owes its unprecedented increase in population, its surprising development of material resources, its rapid augmentation of wealth, its happiness at . home and its houor abroad ; and wo hold in abhorrence, all scuemes lor Disunion, come from what ever source they may : Ana wo congratulate ine country that no Republicau member of Congress has uttered or countenanced the threats of Disunion so often made by Democratic members, without rebuke and with applause frem their political associates; and wo denonace those threats of disunion, iu case of a popular overthrow of their ascendency as denying the vital principles of a free government, and as an avowal of contemplated treason, which it ia the imperative duty of an indignant People sternly to rebuke and forever silence 4. That the maintenance inviolate of the Rights of the States, anil especially the right of each State to order and control its own domestic institutions according to its own judgment exclusively, is essential to that balance of powers on which the perfection and endnrance of our political fabric depends ; and we denounce the lawless invasion by urnied force of the soil of any State or Territory, no matter under what pretext, as among the gravest f crimes. 5. That the present Democratic Administration has far exceeded our w.jrst apprehensions, in its measureless subserviency to the exactions of a sectional interest, as especially evinced in its desperate exertiotm to force the infamous Lecumpton Constitution upon the protesting people of Kansas ; in construing the porsoual relation between master and servant to involve an unqualified property In persons ; in its attempted enforcement, everywhere on land and r-ei, through the intervention of Oonu less and of the Federal Courts, of the extreme pretensions of a purely local interest ; and in its aeneral and unvarying e.bi seot tbc power intrusted to it by a cmli ling p.-opl. G. That the People justly view with alarm tho reckless extravagance iiich pervades every department of the Federal U vernuieut; that a return to rigid economy and accountability is indispensable to arrest the systematic plunder of the public treasury by favored partisans; while the recent startling developments of frauds and eorruptions ut the Federal Metropolis, sbtyW that au entire change of administration is imperatively demanded. 7. That "he new dogma that the Constitution, of its own force, carries Slavery into any or all of the Territories of the 0 tried Ktstes, is a dangerous political heresy, at variance with tho explicit pro visions of thai instrument itself, with contemporaneous exposition, aud wilh legislative and judicial precedent; hi revolutionary iu its toielcucy, and subversive of the peace uud harmony of theconntry. 8. That the normal condition of all the Territory ol tho United States is that of triedom: That as our Republican lai hers, when they had alolished slavery in all our national territory, ordained that " no person should be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law," it becomes urduty, by legislation, whenever such legislation is necessary, to maintain this provision of the Constitution agaiust all attempts to violate it ; and we deny the nutliority of Congress, of a territorial legislature, or of day individuals, to give legal existence to Slavery iu any Territory of the United States. 9. That we brand the recent re-opening of tho African Slave-Trade, under the cover of our National Flag, aided by perversions of judicial power, as a crime against Hsrsaanlty and a burning shame to our ( ountry and Age ; ami we call upon Congress to take prompt and etBcient measures for the total and final suppression of that execrable traffic. 10. That in the recent vetoes, by their Federal Governors, id' the acts of the Legislatures of Kansas and Nebraska, prohibiting Slavery in those Territories, we find a practical illustration of the boasted Democratic principle of Non-Iuterveutiou aud Popular Sovereiguty embodied in the KansasNebraska bill, and aaemoaeti atiou of the dewptiou and fraud involved therein. 11. That Kuniias should, of right, be immediately admit ted as a State under tho Constitution recently formed and adopted by her people, and accepted by the House of Representative. 12. That, while providing revenue for the suppor of the general government by duticH upou imports, sound policy requires such an adjustment of these impost as to encourage the development of the industrial interests ed" the whole country ; and we commend that policy of uational exchanges, which secure to the working men liberal wages, to agriculture remunerating prices, to mechanics and manufacturers au adequate reward for their skill, labor, and enterprise, and to the iiatiou commercial prosperity acd independence. 13. That we protest against any .lalo or alienation to others ,t the Public Lands held by actual settlers, and ugaiust any view of the Flee Homoste.ol policy which regards the settlers as paupers or suppliants for put lie bounty ; and wo demand the pasyago by Congress of the complete and satisfactory Homestead UUMsMSra w hich has already passed the' House, 14. That the Republicau party is opposed to any change in our Naturalization Laws, or any State legislation by which tho rights of citizenship hitherto accorded to immigrants from foreign lauds shall be abridged or impaired ; and in favor of giving a fill! and efficient protection to the rights of all classes of eiti.ens, whether native or naturalized, both at home are! abroad. 15. That appropriations by Congroes for River and Harbor improvements of a National character, required for the luTouiuiodatioii and security of au existing commerce, are authorized by the Cousti tution, and justified by the obligation of Government to protect the lives and property of its citizens. 10. That a Railroad to the Paciflc Ocean is imperatively demanded by th" interests of the whole country ; that the Federal Government ought to rentier immediate and efficient aid in its construction ; and that, as preliminary thereto, a daily Overland .Mail ahasxld be promptly established. IT. Finally, having thus set forth our distinctive principles and mows, we invite the m-operation of all citizens, however dittering on other questions, who substantially ugre-e with us in their affirmance and support. ti.ti te I.. to Wati r street, three door above Main WE are m ing Spring 11 in use. ai it 1 aaaa nfacl m In 5 Wells' Tatent Fold tbe beat ami most couvenient now n !e moved or li'iudled without any trouble. Call and examine them. ian25 Ml, 3. JiiVtt VMBVVM.JB SMBTS. Rowlands -v Woodrongh and McParlins brand 7, TJi and 8 feet, Cirenlar Saw WesB 8 to 60 inches. In store aud for sr.le at B W 0 M lbs New I 'od -ir ; No 1,9 and . 3Iackerel, it VICiiEKY 15U03., No. 8J Main street. in store and fo sept 12 ' BUST BBCKt1"XU 1 tMSH BVmUMM ftj? Oared Hams; 1 ivsk Sugar Cured Shoulders; j 1 cask sngai cured D. Beet, extra; 1 cask CincinJ listi Botognaa ; on lbs Break last Bacou. And for sale at low ni.res by seprlH JACOB SlNZICH A SOS. I'lV, HJMMM.ton, M its 'lester, desirable and rich heap hy KtEX A PRESTON. stvles, for i .tSSOBTMitt 3 t JSBS; rted plain una funcv, B cases, K BBS .t PKKSTON. SLtV tliniths ins, . Jnt recivpil by isjsca suaitajiKuii fwvnrm w. haudin'. SHANKLIN & HAIIDIN, ATTORNEYS AT LAV, EVANSVILLE, IXD. ' if em;.ii. kstjtb, ja-ii i'L Rotaria boHluess entrusted to them will re:'.dve prompt ai.d e.ir-ful niieation. Especial atei.iiou will begiven ;o (i.e r. iiv'crron cf Cluims in he fo.lciwing towns, viz. Kvisusville, Heuderson, uir. VeruoM, Boonvii''-. Tevrbhreh, Roi'kport, Canaalton, Princeton, Yiuceuuesi, t ashiiiKtou, Dover, tud Petersborgh, fm1 in tilt) cojtuties In which said uMjys are looatrsi. OFKI'.t 'I'hiii trr.et. adjoining the C'ouit Ucssso. - sDttt-lyd

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. Citx or Evassville, Oct 20, I860. mmOTIVB MS BE KB 111- tilVBJV V w that I, Christiau Hedderieh, Collector of the City of Evansville, between the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock A. M., aud 2 and 5 o'clock p. as., on the 13th of November, 1860, will sell at public auction at the door of the Court Hnueo in the City of Evausrille, Indiana, the following lots, parts of lots, and parcels of real estate and improvements, assessed for the payment of City taxes for the year 1850, due frem the owners thereof to the City of Evansville, the same being now due and unpaid, and for the costs of said sale, and that such sale will be continued from day to day at the aforosaid hours and pia-.e until all the lots and parcels of real estate herein mentioned are sold as offered for sals : ORIGINAL PLAN. Hiaes, Lewis, lot 25, original plan 5V7 so UPPER ENLARGEMENT. Chandler, John J., lith subdivision of cut lot No. 4 2 30 Foirchild, 2. H., lot 10 fin LOWER ENLARGEMENT. Baker, Wm., undivided half of 397 feet of Wharf property, below Division street between Elm and Loot street tip 00 Howes, Lewis, undivided two-thirds of 270 feet of Wharf propertv, above Leet street Howes, Lowls, lot No. 1. DONATION ENLARGEMENT. Fsllowes, Wm., lot No. 149 69 00 63 82 9 EASTERN ENLARGEMENT. Baker & Garvin, lot 6. Block 16, East'n En'l $2 SO

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" 150 feet on Sixth stret by ISO feet on Locust street, of Evans's Homestead 43 IS Garvin, Thomas E., lot 5 Block 41 4 (13 undivided !i of Block IU 5 75 Hayhurst, Azariah, lot 19 Block 49 1 88 Slentzer. Michael,.. " ! " 40 4 00 4 03 Slesker, Henry " 11 " 36 Neff, Peter N " 4 " 45 1 38 4 03 Rimoth, Albert, the- north half of lot 8 Bio. - BAKER'S ATIPTTION. Emi ieh, Wm., lot 4 Block 3 1 41 north y of lot 5 Block I 04 1 41 Garvin, Tiros. E., lot 18 Block 4 LAMASCO. Garvin, Thes. E.

., lot 19 Block 135 2 03 " 20 " 135 2 44 " 14 ' 136 2 25 " 15 ' 136 2 25 " 2 " 175 3 33 I " 4 " 175 3 S7 , 128 feet by 3S(I feet cf north ock No. 165 ; 10 18 lot 1 Block 67 Lamasio 2 63 " 2 " 57 " 2 25 3 " 57 " o 05 H 4 .. r7 u 2 25 " ft " 57 " 2 81 " 6 ' 57 " 2 Kt ,; 7 " 57 " 2 25 " 8 ( 57 'i 2 25 m o . .7 h 9 25 " I" " 57 " 2 63 "' I " 71 " I 88 "11 " 47 " 94 lot 9 Block 98 Lnmasro I S8 10 "58 " 1 50 "11 " 5S " 1 50 ' 12 58 " 1 50 ' IS " 58 " 1 ST " 11 " 68 " fc.l " 16 " 58 " 1 6'J " 1 " 85 " 2 63 2 ' 85 " 2 25 1 i 3 1. 55 o .t Hi 1 " 86 " 2 44 " 2 " 86 ' 2 06 " 3 " 86 2 00 " 0 " Sr. " 2 63 ' 10 " 8.'i M 2 25 " 22 " 100 " I 12 " 23 " 100 " 1 31 " 24 " M0 " 1 31 " 6 ' 101 1 88 "11 " 1011 " 1 mi " 15 " 1U1 1 69 " ft " 102 " 2 25 " 6 102 " 2 06 " 12 " 102 2 Oij " IS " 102 " 2 06 " 8 " 104 " 1 88 " 9 " 104 " 1 87 " 10 " 104 " 1 88 " 14 ' 104 " I 87 " 15 " 104 " 1 88 " 16 " lt4 " 1 87 " 17 " HH " 1 8S 21 " MM " 1 6D " 22 " lot " 1 69 - 21 " 105 " 1 87 " 22 ' 105 ' 1 88 " 23 ' lie". " 1 b'7 " 24 ' 105 " 2 25 23 " 105 " 1 88 " 26 " 105 1 87 m 27 " 105 " I 8S " 28 IOJ 1 67 " i " lot " 2 25 ' 13 " 1(8 S3 X5 " 3 " 109 " 2 48 all of " 162 " 11 2".

Loder, Lewis B.lot Resinger, John, FOURTH ENLARGEMENT. Meier, W J , lot 24, Block 10, fourth enlarge ment 9 81 STOCK WELL'S MS L A ItGRM ENT. Green, Jobu W, lot 1, Block 13, .'itockwell's BnL 1 Q) " 2 13 do rf, Stock well, J m, (heirs) lot SI, Boc:k IT, do 1 06 " 17 do 1 05 CARPENTER'S PLACE Lesler, Lewis B, lot 1, Block l.Carpenter's place 1 13

"2 "4 do 3 75 BATTELL PLAGE B, lot 10, Block 1, Battel place 7 M " 11 "1 do 7 50 " M "1 do 7 pa " 13 " 1 do 7 6 " 14 " 1 do 7 69 " 13 "1 do 7 08 " 16 "1 do u It " H " 1 do 11 28 " I " I do 7 S7 " 19 " 1 do 7 C9 " 20 " I d. 7 88 " til " 1 do C9 " Ti " I do 7 08 " S3 1 do U1S " "1 "1 do 7 US

T-oder, CHRISTIAN HEDDKBICH, Ciry Collector. Swd -no a r o .1 t t .tU TICK Order for PInnk Side-Walk. Sentem'r 1. lsrji And now it is hereby ordered and directed by th,. Common Council o( the city of Kvansville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the north side of 2-1 Sr. from Leef St. to the western line of Stockweil's enlargement in said the city, cause the side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, andthat they cause aside-walk of class No.2 to be laid t- "n'bsreon, within thirty days from the publication of thi -rder. P. BURKK, Clerk. City Clerk s Office, October 15,1800. fgyo bbobjtmo.v .o tmcb. MS Order for Plank Side-Walk. Septem'r 29, 1800. And now it is hereby ordered and dirctod by the Common Council of the city of Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lotd fronting on or ad joining the north-west side of Bond street, from Market street to the wester n line of Stockwell's enlargement in said city, cause the side-walks thereon to be brought to rhe proper grade, and that they cause a ssde-waik of class number 2 to be laid down thereon within thirty days from the publication of this order. P. BeTKKE, Clark. ; t ity users: s umeo, tirtoner io, ikisu. mmOTICB TO cojs-tbjmctobs. ayw The Common Council of the City of Evans, ville will receive sealed proposals until the 23d day of October, 18jC tor grading, guttering and paving the alley extenaa - from Sycamore to Vine streets, and situated betwn Third and Fourth stree ts. The contractor to tornlsh all the materials, and do the work agreeably tr plan aud specifications on file iu this ofice. P. BL'KKE, Clerk. Clerk's OtSco, October 1st. 18C0. IBMOTMCB TO C O ,VT B JCT O B S. I The Comnran Council of the City of Evansville will receive sealed propesals until the 23d day ot October, 18iio, for grading the alley extending from Tine to Division street, and situated between Third and Fourth streets in said City. P. BtRKE, Clerk. Clerk' Office, Octobor lt, 1860. Wpr CMapfteA Mips auel Hand. Jt Sure M iicmedy. Use the Componud Olycerlue Lotion, which is entirely free from grease, or any article that win posotbiy injure the skin A fuw drops rubbed on occasionally is all that is rcouired. Prepared only at WM. BLKBBO WKR'S, liruggist, No 78 Main attest, (Washington Id'k,) ov.tll.tf; Evausville, Ind.

MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW YOEK STORE. W.V OFBBBI.VG OVB GOO OS JJS'O I M. asking the patronage of this community, we have only to say that we come amongst yon as peri manent citizens, and promise that in all things onr j I word shall be made good. I Our purchases have been made under the most i favorable circumstances, iu New Tcrk and other ! Eastern cities. A long residence aud intimate ' business connections with the best mercantile i i honses there, gives as advantages to bny goods 1 cheaper thxr, ; n be done under auy other circumstances. We hive adopted a system that is somewhat new ; here, but it is the only oue which will enable a merebaut to sell goods at low prices throughout an j entile stock CASH EXCLUSIVELY, 3ST 332 I 3L X O ALL AUK TO BB TREATKb ALIKE. lo buy everything of thu BEST QUALITY AND Latest Styles, And u have made arrangements tu keep our stock supplied with the most FASH ION ABLE Goods as soon as tbey appear Easi. Domestic Goods, A r, : aaaortflMMat aawl ('UEAl. Flannels of every color and grade, Fancy Dress Goods, Valentias. Mohairs, Plata and ehaaa Kiurwd Car travtiliog diorwei, Fancy Poplins, nabinas, Persian Delaines, Magenta Gloths, FRENCH MERIN0ES, VERY CHEAP ; Printed Merinoes, elegant styles, RICH PLAIN VELOURS, Fancfj Welours RARE IN STYLE AND COLOR. ALL WOOL DELAINES, PRINTED DBLAINES, SJlSKOrS- SIXjK-S, SOMETHING NEW AND ELEGANT ; AND Black Silks of Every Grade. LINEN AND WHITE GOODS, TABLE CLOTHS AND From th Loweet to the t- iosat, IRISH LINENS, BIRD EYE, DIAPER, HOLLANDS, &c, 4xc. Mentor oite vie Set A LA RGB ASSORTS! HNT OV JACONET BANDS, EDGINGS, ISSEItTlSQa AM) CfiLLARS AT Something very fine in EMBROIDER'D HANDK'FSCOLLARS AND SLEjRVES IN SETTS, FROM 75 CENTS TO S15.00. LADIES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES, A large stock, ari'I every pair inadu to our order, of the BEST MATERIALS, AND WARRANTED. These Gooiis wc offer for Cash at very low prices, iutending to make our house iu that respect, a complete NEW YORK STORE. GILES & McPHEETERS, No. 5 Firt street, Fostcr's.New Building near the Poet Office. fet.20 Closing Out at Cost. IKfl! JVO I" OF FU It OUB BJSTMUB ww stock of Goerfls at cont, with a view of making a change in business. Terms cash. Evunsville, Sept 20, JA8. OAKLBY A SON. sept21-lm BOOTS AND SHOES. W M1JVB BBBMTTBI Jt.VM BJSm M largcd niv Store, and have on hend a full supply of BOOTS AND SHOES of my own manufac ture, an ot wie-cb 1 will warrant of the best quality vu win wai.auLo. . ! J; I nave purchaicd my leather fer cash, and wut sell r on the oae jo. tor eseh, lower than theaame I qualify o, goo.'., are ...nally Mtattr ept21 3ind 190 Main-s, cor. aevi-nth-!r

MISCELLANEOUS.

5 An endless varietv of Fall and Winter Shawls. at from l to 125. at " SOU. sept2ft rivtiii BUSSING 'S, Nrt. 4'. Main street. ' JT Jl TBSf JeSTfAB 0 -- Jf .1 Prince of Warns Hats, do do Caps, Opera Hats, do Caps, French Felt Hats, Fancy and Riding Caps, Fancy Gents Hats, Young Gents Caps, Boys Hats, do Caps. Infant Dress Hats, do do Caps, Every kind and style of Huts, do efti do Caps, At VAUT1ER & MAKCONNIER'3, oct6 30 Main at. mm BBHlgUlaTSBOB EJLJL JJM MW Winter now readv. The latest styles, either Silk or CasBimore. Send in your order to VAUTIER & MAKCOKNIF.lt, 39 Main st. oct6 WJJTE.-ST 'i;.'TMLJtTBU Ui TS M The only rea! Veutilated Hats over niiilo, at VAUTIFJ1 Jt MARCOSNIER, octO 38 Main st. WWJMBUB'ii t CJlejBJSr73 MM. boxes for sale by S. JE. cill.BhatT CO.. octd No. 4 Sycamore st. DR. H A AS, naving loosed the rooms formerlyocenpied by Dr. Kivett, in Dr. Bray's building, opposite the Post Ollice, for a series of year, vronld respectfully solicit tho citizens of Evansville and the anrronudiug towns und country, 'o visit his rooms and see the specimens ou exhibition, whether thov need tho services of a Dentist or uot. Since the issuing of his laot circular and advertisement, over a year since, several improvement and new Inventions have been made, of which he I less availed himself, and allows nothing 'hat will i subserve the interests of bis putients, to pais on oecured. His facilities are better ami estnblisbmoot larger, without doubt, thai r:r.y other in our . 'tate, and equal taany iu Eastern cite",. All those 1 v.ho need Dental operations uetr&rrmed, aud an pleased with bis work, shall l ' attended to with yreut plcatui . The following are the si e?.- T xrort mknufactUTed by blm: (TontinorMuf Gam; Block or Carved f&rk; Vnlcunite Base; Cbrallta AmYier; Cheoplastic; Gold and Silver work. Nothing ena excel the beauty and clonnlinen of liie continuous gum w.tik. It is without a sears er crevice. Cheeks that are annkon cari be restored to nearly their origi.ml ooBtour by this atyla oi wurk. and also iv the use of the Vulcanite, Cora I -ito, and Amber Ras,-. The tatter styles, for llejuuees and adaptation t iHiliciilt moiil bs, evral any -cele auytulng we have ever seeu. He has -ial uriH-.-thete s fbV alleviating pnin when extructiug teeth. Tbey are perfectly barurless. The most delicate can have them 8JIMled. He does not advertise anything he ciuma do. nor exhibit anything not made by him If. Parents should consult the health aud beauty of their children by having the Dentist direct their second dentition, thereby producing symmetry ami health to those invaluable or pins. Irregularity of children's teeth corrected h:i"cesfcfully. Those having decayed teeth, should either have them extracted or tilled at once (the latter if possible). The health of the parties itad the remaining teeth demand thin. 1 take pleasure iu introducing Dr. Haai, my successes to thfl old rooms iu Bray's building, hoping he will find them both pleasant and profitable From my intercourse with tho Doctor, I am pleased to find him one of the progre-ssing ; possessing taste and high professional ability and standing. With this view, I ciru. with safety, recommend him to the community as 11 skillful and cumpotent dentist. (ma; - J. KIVETT. BnUtMBBJMJrHB' SCJtLES. VVe lave o M hand a supply We. can also furnish TRACK SCALES of any ca Sacity. These Scaler are from the manufactory o i. T. FAIRBANKS Jt CO., St. Johnsbnrg, Vermont, livery Scale is tested and sealed, and warranted correct. For testimonials we refr lo tke thousands of persons using them. HOUN3KOOK CO., Agoats, nov24 Water street. Evansville. QUACK NOSTRUMS. rwiHE 1 roan wji- nooif M. cays "The malorlty or nsir Wasbcx. Hair Dves Heir Tonics, Hair Oils, und the numberless preparation now before tbe public, undersuch ex-trava-int, hyperbolical and fantastic titlea as we see paraded in show window cards and newspaper headings, as hair preparations, are all humbugs of theflrst water ; their real mm it, when they possess any. it that they do no harm, nog s Lard, V, hale Oil, Lard Oil, tfweut oib scented and color -ed, make up, when in beautiful wrappers and white flint Klo-ss buttles, t!. costliest character of tonles ; ind when thus costly, are bsotired with imm trisyllabic term, aud caught nt by verdant yonng and old of both sexes tSnca is not tho character ot Professor Wood's Hair RaUorative. This gentletlmn conws balurethe world without any "high I falutin " Xiloi.hloforiiun, or any other aatoundrn; .' and startling catchpenny terms: ho simply adveri tises a Hin'r cHorae what it prw, precisely i and as a Kesloi-ativo it acts. Bny Professor Wood's Hair Restorative: ami hs jsj value your araJp, aye, your vary brains, apply nothing else; for it may be that yon will get some worse substance t Iran perfumed lard ou your cranium. Be- ; n.,.,,.l.r. Wood's Rflora!i'.o ft r the Hair is the beet article extant." sult will, by nature's own prta-en. Reatora Oraj Hair to thetirisli.nl Color, Will make it f.'row on Bald Qaatts, Will restore ths Katural Secretion i, Will remove at once all ittlnv, Will remove all Dandruff, Will cure all eruptioi'H even BeaM Head. make the Bur Soft ond Glossy, "UI mako the old Bppear young ;igain, WII ' preserve the Cclor o! Hair to old age, Will Always Fallen it and slop its Kalliug. And i '!!" ol Jhe. b(t Toilet Articles for Iho Hietr now ' tn use. Manu eturedbyO.J. WOOD A CO., and sol i Wholesale " "" i:r..dway, New York, and 114 Ma A utreet, tot. Louts, Ho. Also oi l by all dm,;), h"1" ti!T a!,d country. eeptli " I iunir nt' Apiillcstlon tor bin ao faVoTtcA ' ms a bub a i' irf.v Ml W that 1 wi B apply to tbe Board of Commis. doners ot und. rburgh county, at their next term , commencing on Monday in Decern lair. I8C0, for license b ' nu'iJiuuiuii .14' quantity than a qu art, for the term of one year. I W v place of bus 'lo9 is on W ater Htrtiet, Lot .N'. 2Hold Plan o itv of Evanat ille. HANK BROOKLOCKER. oct2-Swd. MIBBEB W iJM-B mjMOTMC'B IS M t that the unde 'mM"m JZT7.,Z ZfTTZ Executor of the last m " 'V' , i nd ia nu ceased, late of Van., erburgh Couuty, Indiana. (J.ii.t estate is snrniosd . "1. BoICOUET, Executor . oct3-:!wd WM. II. T.nts fo r Sale ' " ' ,,f ...eortunity over ollered Tho most jjTfWfo tires eacl.f on the N.vto the public lots lor 1 -house, and 8 burg roa.1, miles from t af,mi, rl. toes 01 .1 ..e - . - ,, ,, ,... u. 011a. mile from the city. AS srua - ; . . "i fourth of an acre wil 1.0 sold. 11 lies 11. 'it. WILLIA U BIKRISOWKK. Apply to r.ov22dly "iTsrrrri. aLv ..W -J- YS. 1 '1S SiBTBitMINED TO SVCC K!' . GEORGE THORN HILL take I'h ' " ormr.ig Ms old customers that in the qual. y .and sirte of hts work, he flatters hims HJf an0t bo styie oi uu. ' , ,. .. the comer of ;-- ..,. u.; ,, ..l.ilbH :l I ees-I Bar pcou ',,. ";.,..., ran be obtain ness and Saddles of every description " MW Mntaj- I M ( wne.ee 1 ue ud-Land Harness ilrv 111 011 hand.

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