Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 38, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 23 October 1860 — Page 4

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TRAVELERS' GUIDE. Kvansvlllf fc Crawfoi'ilbvllle K. 11. M. (4 M. MUIIM Accommodation Train 6.00 A. Mail Trait 9.15 ARRIVALS. Mail Train 4.56 p. Accom niodat ion ... 3.30 Steamers Kegulitv Packets. FOB CAIRO. Cuuii Bowes leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 12 o'clock i. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays at uigkt. FOB PADrCAH. Pvnbab leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays Bt 12 o'clock m. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturday 1 at night. ;.'-." 1 Andkbson leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 12 o'clock, ML Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays in the night. FOB HINDEBfiON. Gr.tr. D. M. Whitb plies daily, leaving Evansville in the forenoon and returning in the evening. FOB LOUISVILLE. Gbet Eagle, of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 o'clock p. M. Arrives Tuesday s and Saturdays in the afternoon. Gbet Kaoue, of Gallipolis, leaves Mondays at M o'clock u., and Thursdays at 6 o'clock p.m. Arrives Sundays and Thursdays in the afternoon. FOB QBEEN BIVEB. Bowi.1 no G been leaves Mondays and Thursdays st f. o'clock P. m. for GriK-n river. Arrives en Mondays and Thursdays in the morning. There is regular daily communication with r.ason and Mewbubuh by ! - it and land conveyance. iFtlEIR. ITEMS. STEAMBOAT REGISTER. ARRIVED. Kate French, Iionisville ; Emma, Cincinnati ; Time, Louisville ; Grey Eagle, Louisville ; P. B. Campbell, B.Green ; Minnetonka, Cairo; Couewago, Memphis ; Lebanon, St. Louis; Lady Franklin, ('in ; Altamont, Wheeling ; Fort Wayne, New Orleans. ItEI'ARTEn. Kate Frenrh,Whito rivor ; Kinma, St. Louis ; Time, Tennessee, river; Conewago, Cincinnati; Lebanon, Cincinnati ; Lady Franklin, Mem.; Lue Eaves, Green river ; Grey Eagle, Louisville ; Minnetonka, Fiulucah ; Altamont. St Louis; Fort Wayne, Pittsburg; D. B. Campbell, B.Groon. BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. Gen. Anderson, Paducah; Charley Bowen, Cairo; Gen. White, Henderson; Grey Eagle, Louisville. ——— ......The weather yesterday continued cloudy and cool during the day, but at night became clear. The river has fallen about 18 inches; and is steadily declining. PITTSBURG, Oct. 22d.—River 3 feet 11 inches by the pier mark, and falling. Weather mild and cloudy. CINCINNATI, Oct. 22d.—River fallen 18 inches since Saturday. There are now 8 feet 5 inches in the channel. Rained all day yesterday; cloudy and damp all night; now rainy again. Mercury 45°. ......The fleet and elegant steamer Gen'l Anderson is the regular mail and passenger packet for Paducah. She leaves at noon to-day. Capt. Ben. Egan, a prompt and popular clerk, has charge of the office and attends to passengers. ......The Charley Bowen, Capt. B. T. Dexter, is the regular passenger packet for Cairo, leaving at 12 o'clock to-day. Our urbane and affable friend, Mr. W. J. Markell, has charge of the office. Passengers will be taken through in excellent style. ......The Louisville Grey Eagle, Capt. W. H. Daniels, will be in port this evening for all points up the Ohio, as far as Portland wharf. She is the regular mail and passenger packet, and those who patronize her will find her accommodations complete. ......The Gen. White, her machinery having been repaired, has resumed her regular daily trips between this port and Henderson. She affords the most convenient means of communication between Evansville and her sister city over the river. ......The Luc Eaves and D. B. Campbell both took out good trips yesterday. Trade up Green river must be improving. The other regular packets and the outside boats also appeared to be doing a fair business. ......Our good-natured friend, Zack Taylor, of the Minnetonka, has again placed us under obligations for newspaper favors. By the by, Mr. Taylor "stopped off" the 'Tonka yesterday, and has, we believe, accepted a position on the Gen'l Anderson. ......Our rival Cairo packets, the Charley Bowen and Gen'l Anderson, we understand, had quite a light little brush between them yesterday on their way up. They both started out from Smithland at about the same time, and it was "nip and tuck" between them until their arrival here, the Bowen getting in a few minutes ahead. ......We learn that the Illinois Central Railroad Company are about to establish a new line of steamers from Cairo to New Orleans, one of which will leave Cairo every Sunday and Wednesday after the arrival of the packets from Evansville. Capt. Dexter has effected such an arrangement with the Company that these packets will always make close connections with the Charley Bowen, awaiting her arrival when she is detained, so as never to miss. The Bowen will also ticket passengers through from this place to any point on the lower river. This will give her all the advantages of a through boat. ......A number of fine horses, including "Stockbridge Chief,'' "Draco," "Ethan Allen," and others, came up on the Minnetonka yesterday, from Paducah, where they have been exhibited at the Fair. They proceeded up the river on the little Grey Eagle. ......The hull of a to be little coasting freighter came down the river yesterday, in charge of the workmen by whom she is being built and who own her. The hull was built at Grandview, but she is to be finished and receive her machinery here. It is not yet determined in what trade she will ply. ======= BULKHEADS.—The New York Times, commending bulkheads, says: Four solid bulkheads below the main deck, dividing the hull into water-tight compartments, are practical proof against foundering. We never heard of a collision that could have resulted in foundering a boat so constructed. These means would have saved the Lady Elgin—saved three hundred lives—saved crushing a thousand hearts. But it would have been five hundred almighty dollars, and the steamer would not have afforded dinners and berths to quite so many people at the least possible cost. ———<>——— WISCONSIN RAILROADS.—The railways of Wiscousin are now fully employed and will presently begin to give traffic returns with plump round figures, as compared with the attenuated sums of last year. In 1859 Wisconsin suffercd severely from the crop failure; wheat was not much more than onehalf or two-thirds an average crop, and corn was almost an entire failure, to say nothing of the great injury to other crops. This year the wheat crop is unexampled, the yield ranging as high as from 30 to 35 bushels, and in some instances 40 bushels to the acre while the quantity [sic] is at the same time superior. Corn, too, is abundant, and everything cultivated by the farmer has thriven to maturity and abundance in about the same ratio, as last year the same products wilted and decayed under frost and blight.—Western Railroad Gazette>. ———<>——— LIFE-PRESERVING trunks have been invented. A raft got up by lashing them together is said to be capable of riding out almost any storm.

INSURANCE.

COPELAND & NEXSEN, Gr IE. 3XT IE. H. A-1 OFFICE: SAVINGS BANK, NO. 1 FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, 1.1J., (U Kti J"OW PRKI'.IRKII TOT.IHK Uisks and issue Policies in several of the eldest and most reliable Insurance Companies of thu United States. STORKS, STOCKS, DWELLINGS, MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES, insured at the most favorable rates. MARINE AND INLAND liAVIGATION Risks taken on FLAT-BOATS, BARGES, STEAMBOATS and their CARGOES. A1h.i, applications received for LIFE 1NSU t RANCE. Combined Capital Represented, over $5,000,000. COPELAND & NEXSEN, Agents. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE ITNA 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 yearn success and experience. UPWARDS OF $14,000,000 Of losses have been paid by the .V. ti. i Insurance Compauy in the past 48 j oars. The value of reliable Insurance will be apparent from tho following LOSSES PAID BY THE .ETNA Ul'BIMO TUK PAST FIVE YEARS: In Ohio S4:il,620.& In Wisconsin, loi;,955.07 In Kentucky, 9OMSM0 Missouri 3X1,618.04 Iowa & Minn, r I ,359. l4i In Michigan, 1"K,IU3 81 In Indiana,... 140,839.81 In Illinois.... 148,327.41 Tennessee,.... 87.549.21 Kansas Nob 19,i.r..77 Penu'aAVa.. 31,595.82 Ark. Ga.... 23.945.Oii Mississippi aud Alabama,. ..$52, 412. is. Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and fair profit. Eepecial attention given to insurance of DWELLINGS and Content, for terms of I to 5 years. The solid service long and successfully tried, and th many advantages the Atna Insurance Company pos sesses in Its line, should not be overlooked by those ready to insure and understanding their bast Interests, During "strlugcut times" the necessity fur re -Ruble Insurance becomes an Imperative duty the ability of property owuers to sustain loss being then much lessened. Agencies in all tho principal cities and towns throughout the State Polities issued without delay, by auy of the duly authorized Agents of tbs Company. t. r7- Business attended to with despatch ami fidelity. COPELAND NEXSEN, Agents, niyi Savings Bank Building, First St. BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL. DKVOTEO TO INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. FIRE C 11 A R TEE MR VET UA L. Cash Canital, Cash Assets $400,000 $547,712.36 S. L. LOOM IS, Prest. fl. KtUMS, Secretary. R. II. Si. II. Til. .! A ( 1 1. 1. . CINCINNATI, O. Gen'l Agta, HfAgetils in all the principal OHiaS and Towns of the I'ltion. rM LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID! fcT"Applioatioiis received, policies issued and renewed, rind all business pertaining to tho agency promptly attended to COPELAND st NiXSKN, Agents. "Office, on First St., bet. Main and Kyc, in Savings Hank Buih ing. ARE YOU INSURED? DELAYS ARE I) AX.iOllOl S ! EVANSVILLE AGENCY OF THE MERCHANTS' INSURANCECO. Hartford, Conn. Cash Capital, $200,000 DlttECTORS Mark Howard, 8. Woodruff, J ami's Holier, E. Rol-erts, Guy B. Phelps. Timothy Sheldon, James P. Foster, Sidney A. White, Chas. T. Hillyer, Elijah II. Owen, Hsmer Blauehard, Richard D. Hubbard, M. M. Merriuian, W. L. Collins, W.U.D.Callciider. J0tT"Applicutioiia rooeivod, Policies issued and renewed, and all btisiuuss pertaining to the Agency promptly attended to. (.!..! - equit bly adjusted and promptly raid at this Agency. aug9 COPELAND A NEXEN, Agents. THE SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF NEW YOUK PITT. Cash Capital, ,7 ,N $600,000. St'Itl'tlS 91SO.OOO PARTICIPATION POLICIES, Entitling the assured to a portion of its Profits, OF WHICH 75 PER CENT ts set aside annually for that purpose, providiug S A FETY In Its yearly arrumulat ions, which are fended instead of beiug divi.ied to nt'ickhohlots, and O E A F N ESH lu dividends to boblersof pawtafttoasioa policies," or an ABATEMENT in Marine Insurance In.iu the standard rates ot premium to qMtMMM who uiay prefer non-participation. JOSEPH WALKKK, Pres'l. THOS. W. BIKDSALL. Vi... "'resident. K. L. Havoook. Sec'y. THIS 0 O M P A N i Insures against loss and daman by Eira "n Dwellings, Household Faraitnre, Stares, Warehouses and tle-ir eoiitents. Polii I NmM ly suptl 'lOPKLAND A NE Si:', AgeiiH.

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STEAMBOATS. REGULAR PACKETS.

-SEER PAo CHARLEY B0WEN1! H. T. DEXTER, Master. V:J. Jlarktil, t rl k4 Tho BOWEN is the regular Evansvillo and Cairo Swift, Light-Draught, U. 8. Mail, Passenger ami Freight Packet. V Arrivas at Evansville every Tuosday and Friday morning, inakiug close connection with the E.AC. RAILROAD FOR LOUISVILLE, CIN CINNATI, AND THE EAST. Hg- Leaves Evansville every Tuei-day and Saturday at IS o'clock H. , connecting with CCMBEKLAND A TENNESSEE RIVER Packets at Smithlan I, and at Cairo with tho ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD, And with Puckets for ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS, AND NEW ORLEANS. Tho C. Bowen goes to Cairo every Tuesday, and the Charley Bowes goes to Cairo every Saturday. oct4 U. S. MAIL Evansville & Paducah Daily Packets DUNBAR, GUS FOWLER Master. GEN. ANDERSON, FOWLER , Master. Leave Evansville Dally at 12 o'clock M., Sundays Excepted. Leave Paducah Dally at O A. M. Tho DUNBAR and GEN. ANDERSON make close connections at Tudncah with packets for NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, & NEW ORLEANS, And at Kvansville with packets for LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI llallroads, for the East. The Dunbar goes to Cairo every Friday, and the Gun. Anderson goes to tlairo every Saturday. JO II 8 B. HALL, Agent, sept'28 No. Water street. Je4v villa aud Howling Creeu Packet. Theliebt draft V. 8. Mail Steamer bu w tji.vt. ti r. i. . , A. LlTF.lt, Captain, JOHN TRAVIS, Cl'k, LesveH Evunsrille every Monday anil Thursday, at 6 o'eloek, P. M . , leaves rtewling flreen every Wednesday and Saturday, at S a. m. auglli MU PadUfe y'i. D. M. WHITE It. L. I.am'astf.u, lmister, run as a regular Freight ami Pns.onger Pack daily (Sundays excepted) between this point aud Henderson. ug7 " fO.nti Tit STtl-fHJJ'UK WW of time. The Louisville and Henderson Light-Iliaii;lit, Swift, Side Wheel U. S. M. and Passenger Packet, Capt. A. DONNALLV, J. A. Lcsk, Q k, Leaves Kvansville for Louisville every Monday at I J o'clock is . , t i l every Thursday at f o'clock p. H., arriving at Louisvillo Tuesday and Friday eve-, in ;. lteturuing, leaves Louisville every Wednesday and Saturday evening at 6 o clock. JNo. It. 11 A I L, Agent, JalySMf N'- Water street. EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE U. S MAIL PACKET, Or x" o y 33 agio. W. H. DANIKLS, Capt. 8. P. IIai.i.idav, Clerk. at Tuesday and Saturday at fl o'clock p. M. Ret nrnillg, leaves Louisvillo every Monday and Friday at 4 o'clock P. is. ttt) Through Bills of Lading will ls given for Tobacco or other freight to Baltimore or New Yol k at as low rates it not lower than bv anv other rout Passengers or freight taken at packet-boat rates for any point on trie Ohio uiver or on Ureen Kiver fltid The passenger aeromuindations of the Grey l-.ale are rmsurpiis.se. i ly any boat iiikui tho West ern waters. Apply on board or to JOHN It. HALL, juin-7 -dtf No. 2 Water street. W.OH SflTH HKOKTOJS .-'. M POND Rl VKK. The ehgi-nt passenger steamer LUE EAVES, MeDosAI.n, Master, Tavlok, Clerk, aril make regular tri-wcekly trips to South Car. rolton and road River, leaving on Mondays Weilufdays and Fridays. For freight or passage, apply on boat d. de'20tf Steamboat for Sale. WW that the under.ign. d. Executor of the hurt Will of William C. Greer, dweased, will sdl the inleret of said deieased in til" Steaiulioat Fanny Bt l.i.iTT and appurtenance, tho same being onethird thereof. The terms of salo, which will bs easy, will be made j m II to those making appliatfon at the Citv Hotel, Kvansville, l,y oct3 Ilwd WM. H. BOICOI'RT, Executor. FORWARD'G & COMMISSION I. A. CRANK. WM. BHOWN CRANE & BROWN, Forwarding & Commission Morcnants, EVANSVILLE, IN'D. B " As nt.- ftr K;u;awha Salt It'inpftiiy. "tJ Ivtj ' LIlMWUl 'iiHh ativa.HH's nmtlt on liiidiii'iitn of Pro4oo. Th itntfQfaioed, of tw Jat firttwof I. A. Orne St -.,aii! Hntwii Jk Aiknmii, havf thi.- Iay MbotiHtctl tlifiasttlvfrv tOgHlwf niidtT th. naiiiH of CnamM Brown, fur the purpose of tnuuutctimg a UfUt-ml Korwjn 'liiifcC ami QonmbMion lui-iim ss, am curritMl mi ly thn I t- nrnin. Frmi uiir km mpei k-mv aiii incrrawtl ructlitiiH, ttwultifr with Otti ptTHonat in(t strict attention to tin Ittteri! of oir ('urnpotitltMit.-s, wo hasarfl nutMafC in pu-r; ntt.iiitf i rUct ntiff;irtion. We hmt Ifuvt t( -xi'ii'-s our ratituJu U t-hmm who hac hcrtttli " roiifuh tl thoir ihtvn'Htw to our k6plil2i aM tnwf to In- Mv to scrvi- thtni in future, nioilis'ii our bent etfortu lo t hv alva!u in'Ht oTtketr llfctrrwtt. IAAC A. CRANK, oot2-ly1 WIMIAM miOWN. mrm new akiianck.uknt. The Auams Kxfkfhh Company resiiectfully announce to their friend and patrons, the public of Kvansville aud vicinity, that, with increased facilities for tho transportation of F It E ffl II T, PACKAGES, HONEY AND V A L U A 11 L E S, They solicit a continuance of former favors. Especial care taken in tho collection of Bills, Drafts, Notes, t. I the transportation of small and valuable packages. All persons wishing to avail theinsclvi s of the facilities of the Express, can obtain any desired inforniatiou in retcrt .tee to the routes and details of tha business, at their Oflice on First street, between Main and Locust, opposite the Post Office. del? J. H. K1SH. Agent. Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IN D. P. G. O'RXX-EIT & Co. rtfXJMA', W.tr.VrV, J.V A COMMISSION merchants. QneraJ IhrftTi i c.fllisiiiih') it. ni spree Aicenra Siiecial Agents for th" PENN. CENTRAL P.AILROAD; mil connections, over w hich we are authorizes Mi give through receipts ;t the lowest possible raloa Having u maiiinioth Wharl'hoat at the landing, the largest ou the Ohio Kiver, capable of storing and protecting all merchandize liable to damage from a till 1. we are prepared to facilitate the dis

patch ot all consignments, loi mmMWWQ to our enre by either RIYER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to Keceiv ing. Storing and Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to s fui salt., aitdsatis. faction guaranteed. Office and extensive Warehouse ou Water street, adjoining the Telegraph, and on tiie Wuurf boat, where wo are to be found, attending t" th interostc of our patrons at all hours, day and oight. With our superior facilities; I. .ng standing ; untiring energy; and knowing- of our business, wo feel confident ofgiln general satisfaction, and hope to merit a mtitlnmii e uf thereiisivi-patronage we are oiw enjoying. Liberal cart fed rajme will be made on sllcoiisignments to either ourselves or r-rreHp.iiil',utft in any of the principal markets, North, Rant or (onth P. C. O RILEY &. CO.

COMMERCIAL.

Evansville Wholesale market. Flour. Steady and firm at 5 005 50 for super, and 5 7SG 00 for common to choice extra. Fair business. Wheat. Bajera paying 1 10,1 20 "foi prime red and white. Prices steady, with t'air receipts. Coun. Dull aud declining. .Sale3 at 50c. Rye. Steady at 1 00 for choice. Oats. Held at 35c. Seeds. Clover 5 50 ; Timothy r 00 3 25; Blue Grabs 2 00; Orchard Grass 2 00 ; Herd Grass 1 00. Groceries. Steady, with a fair business doing; Sugar 9:"4 ! Coffee 1516c; Molasses 44 17c ; Rice 6(6 ; Cheese 10j,llc for inferior to prime. Provisions. Mess Pork 18 00 ; Bacon sides 12i14c; Shoulders 8 j9 ; Clear sides 11(13. Stock small and prices firm with little doing-. hisey. Dull and unsettled at 17 Jc. Hay. Steady and demand fair at 12 00 14 00 for loose, and 17 00 for prime timothy in bales. t eed. bhipstufl 17 00 per ton ; Hran 14 00 ; Oil Cake 1 50 per cwt. New York Dlarktl. New Vork, Oct. 22. Flour about 5c easi er with only a very moderate demand for export and home consumption ; holders are generally disposed to realize, while shippers are holding back for further accounts from Europe ; sales 14,500 bbls at 5 30(o)5 35 for super state; 5 00(7)5 50 lor extra state; 5 255 3;) lor super V estern ; 5 80(-?,5 90 for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; closing very dull. Corn meal nominally unchanged Rye Hour quiet and steady with small sales at 3 504 40. Whisky heavy and rather ensier; sales 550 bbls at 24. Wheat a shaae easier with rather more doing for export ; sales 02,000 bush winter red western at 1 35($1 3G ; 5,000 bush Milwaukee club at 1 371 38; 3,700 bush white Michigan at 1 401 C5 ; 2600 bush red state at 1 35 ; 5100 bush white Indiaua at 1 451 47 ; 570O bush prime white Canadian at 1 55 ; 13,500 bush Chicago spring at 1 211 26. Rye quiet at 8081. Barley in good request ; sales 80,000 bush at 78 tor state and 83 for Canadian. Corn heavy and rather easier, with only a moderate demand for home consumption, and some little speculative and export inquiry; sales 65,000 bush at 70c for mixed western afloat und in store; 75c for round yellow. Oats in pretty good request and without material change in price. Hops steady at 3035 for new. Tallow quiet at 1010 for prime. Pork dull and prices without striking change; sale of 700 bbls at 19 25 19 30 for mess; $14 50 for prime. Beef quiet and steady at 4 004 25 for country prime ; 5 005 50 for country mess ; 7 00 (10 50 for repacked mes3 ; 10 50(S)11 00 for extra mess ; cut meats nominally unchanged. Lard dull at 12A13c. Butter 1116 for Ohio; 1621c for state. Cheese steady with a good demand at 91 1. Coffee steady with a moderate demand ; gales 850 bags Rio, part at 1 4 J, the remainder on private terms. Sutrar very quiet ; sales 20 hhds Cuba at 7(S, 7i ; Porto Rico nt 7. Rice steady at 4((?)4A. Molasses quiet and unchanged. Hank Statement. New York, Oct. 22. Decrease in loans $403,636; increase in specie $1,841,520; ("ecreasc in circulation $75,293; increase in deposits $1,732,236. New Orleans Market. .Vnw Oki.kans, Oct. 20. Cotton Sales to-day of 8,000 bale3 ; prices are stifl'er, but quotations are unchanged. Moi.assks Sells at 3044c for prime to choice. Provisions Pork very dull ; mess $18 ; Lard in brls 14 Ac. Cincinnati Slnrket. Cincinnati, Oct. 22, p. m. Flour nominal; no demand. Whisky down to 17J and very dull owing to very large receipts. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Money market continues easy at 10(312 per cent Exchange on the Kast steady at J premium Hull l more Market. Baltimciik, Oct, 22, m. Flour quiet ; Howard street and Ohio held at 5 75 ; city mills 5 50. Wheat firm ; red 1 301 42 ; white 1 45?l 70. Corn declined 2 cents ; yellow 6870. Provisions quiet and unchanged ; Coffee quiet at 14jtjyl5 ; no stock in first hands. Whisky dull at 22 22J. mmn.n o v -stsv have removed above Main. j. J. rtn.m tt.vx co. to Water street, three doore WE are now manufacturing Wells' Patent Fold Ing Spring lied, the best ami most convenient now in use, ui it can be moved or haudlnl without any trouble. Call and examine them. Ian26 mjr n : Jt.vii viRevjjjiu haws. WwM A no stock of Mill and Circular SawsRowlands Si WoodrOUSh and McPaiHns' brand 7, 7Yt and 8 feet. Circular Saws from M to 00 inches. In store and for sale at mmJKiv t nn .-. tee., -4oo WW lbs New Codfish ; No 1,2 and Mackerel, in store and for sale at VICKKBT BROS., geptl2 No. HI Main street. m csT h mm it. i t sit mvajiu QW Cared Hams ; I cask Sugar Cured Shoulders ; 1 cask Miliar cured D. Beet, extra; 1 cask Cincinnati Bolognas; BOB lbs li-..!,:. i.-t Bacon. And foi sale at low tigures by septl8 JACOB SINZICII A SON. JK i-tl --fVIlflV, HJ.nti - M.M toil, and afaacheeter, desirable auil rich styles, for sale cheap by KEEN PRESTON. W-tKliRKlS.iiS,JSStlRTKI 3 VSMSt MLW Cinghami, assorted plain nnd fuucv, Sows, Just received by KEEN A PKKSTON. IVHIES M. SUANKt-lN GRAM I'EE W. HAKDIN. S1IANKLIN & HARDIN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, KVANSVILLE, IND. jjl.l. t.JIW, HK.II. KSTJTK, JJS'MI wM- Notarial laisioess entrusted tothein will re--eive prom-.-t and careful attention. Ksjiecial attention will baftiven to the Collection of Claims in he follow intr towns, viz.. Evansville, Henderson, Ml. Vtrnoo, Uoonville, Nowborgh, Koekport, Caniielton. Prini-etoii . N'iiireiines, WaHhingtin, Iover, tad l'etersburub. an I in Ihe count tea iu which said towns are located. OFFICE -Third street, adjoining the Court House. septKI-lyd tilt- -lib iot, our Usv Iaic about b years old. H1- benda bih, star in Ion bead, blind of left eye. Whoever will leturu hec will be liberally rewarde.1. Jtpi'KK IttllJU J.VIt WIIITK M. Wiue Viuegai. '20 bbls Pure Cider Vinegar, warranted to keep Pickles ss firm as when first made of our own make. ' l-bls Lest Whito Wiuo Vinegar, aery strong. For salt, hy

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. Crrr or Evansville, Oct 20, 1900. mmOTMCB IB H Mi H li It V tiIVEJ W W that I, Christian Hedderich, Collector of the Cty of Evansville. between tho hours of 'J and 12 o'clock A. m. , and 2 and 5 o'clock P. M., on the I3th of Novomber, 1860, will sell at public auctiou at the door of the Court House in tho City of Evansville, Indiana, tho following lots, parts of lots, and parcels of real estate and Improvements, assessed for tho payment of City taxes for the year 1860, due from 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 aforesaid hours and placo until all the lota and parcels of real estate herein mentioned are sold as offered for sale : ORIGINAL PLAN. Howes, Lewis, lot 25, origiual plan S57 50 UPPER ENLAUGEMKNT. Chandler, John J., 15th subdivision of out lot No. 4 2 3U Fairchild, E. H., lot 10 27 ('" LOWER ENLARGEMENT. Baker, Wm., undivided half of 397 feet of Wharf property, lilow Division street between Elm and Leet street OT 00 Howes, Lewis, undivided two-thirds of S7U feet of Wharf property, above Leet treet GO 00 Howes, Lewis, lot No. 1 ... f,: 82 DONATION ENLARGEMENT. Fellowcs, Wm., lot No. 149 9 77 EASTERN ENLARGEMENT. Baker A Garvin, lot 6, Block 16, East'n Kn'l i 30

" " 10 " 16 " 2 30 ' " " c " 20 " 1 ?:t a ii g i 2 ' 1 7:t m h g i o 53 m a 7 .. (j i. 2 88 " - a 3 i 42 i 72 ' " f a 44 a as 8 a 44 i a 9 44 l 38 " " " 15 " 44 " 1 :tH a i. is 44 l 38 a 20 "44 " 1 S8 " " 21 " 44 " 1 38 23 " 41 " 1 38 " ' ' f, " 4S " 1 38 a e 45 138 a a 17 .. 45 .. 1 "7 ' " ' 19 a 45 i 2fi " a go 4.-, 1 27 ' 8 " 4ii " 1 38 neiihler, W. .1., " 3 " 30 a 7 IS Early, Robert, " 6 " 2fl " 4 0-2 a 6 " M " lt S5 a " IS 40 " C 33 " " 19 " 4'J " 3 10

' 150 feet on Sixth street by M0 feet on Locust street, of Eans's Homestead Gsrvin, Thomas S., lot 5 Block 41 ' undivided W or Block IS Haybtirst, Axariah.lot 19 Block 49 Mentzer. Michael... ' 9 " 40 Mesker, Henry " 11 " 2ii NelT, Peter N " 4 " 45 Rimoth, Albert, the north half of lot 8 Bl k 32 13 13 4 03 5 75 1 38 4 80 4 93 1 38 4 03 BAKER'S ADDITION. Emrii.h, Win., lot 4 Block 3 1 44 ' north of lot 5 Block 3 3 04 Garvin, Thos. E., lot 18 Block 4 1 41 LAMASCO. Oarvin, Thes. K., lot 19 Bl.H-k 135 a 2 " 135 , " " 14 " 136 " " 15 130 ' ' 2 175 " 4 " 175 2 n 2 II 3 38 3 37 Glffoi-I, Thomas, 128 feet by 3S0 feet of north

eud of Block No. Ib5 10 13 r, Lewis g, lot 1 Block 57 Lamasco 2 fi3 a 57 i 2 25 a 3 a 57 e 25 ' 4 ' 57 " 2 25 " 5 a r7 a o 81 a n 57 2 63 m 7 r,7 . 2 25 a g 57 .. 2 25 ' 9 57 ' 2 26 a 10 ' 57 " 2 O " 1 71 " 1 88 igor, John, ' 14 " 47 " :, Lucias II, lot 9 Block 58 Lamasco 1 88 a in " 5 1 50 "11 " 58 " 1 50 ' 12 " 58 " 1 50 " 13 " 58 " 1 87 14 " 58 " 1 89 a i S8 a i (J a i . 85 " 2 63 " 2 " 85 a 2 25 a 3 85 " 2 25 ... i .. 80 a 2 44 2 a 80 " 2 06 " 3 " 80 ' 2 (Hi a 9 " 8(1 " 2 63 ' 10 a so 2 25 " 22 " 100 a 1 12 a 23 a loo a l SI " 24 a loo a 31 K " 101 ' I 88 14 100 a 1 (!( a 15 MM 1 fist 5 a 1,12 " 2 25 ' 6 102 " 2 416 " 12 " I02 ' 2 06 a 13 102 " 2 06 ' 8 a Hi4 1 sh a ) i 104 1 87 a Hi " lot 1 88 a 14 104 1 87 a 15 " 104 " 1 88 a 16 a 1,14 . 1 87 " 17 " 104 " 1 8S a 21 1414 a 1 (v.i a 22 " 101 " 1 69 " 21 " 105 " 1 87 ' 22 a jn5 i ss " 23 a 105 " 1 87 ' 24 105 a 2 25 " 25 " 105 a 1 8a ' 26 " MB ' 1 87 a 27 a lor, " 1 88 " 28 a MB o 1 87 ' 12 " 108 " 2 25 13 ' 1118 a 2 25 a 3 a Ksj 2 4 all of ' 162 112'.

FOWRTH ICNLARGEMENT. Meier, W J , lot 24, Block 10, fourth enlarge teat STOCKWELL'S ENLARGEMENT 5 81 Green, John W, lot 1, Block 13, Stock well's Eul. 1 69 "2 " 13 do Stockwell, J M, (heirB)Iot 31, Block 17, do 32 ' 17 do 1 56 1 65 1 65 CARPKHTKR'S PtACE. Lixler, Lewis B, lot 1, Block 4,4'arienter'H place 4 "2 "4 do 3 BATTEL!, PLACE

B, lot 10, Block 1. Bnttell place 7 51 "II "1 ih. 7 541 ' !2 " 1 do 7 1-9 " 13 a 1 ,i 7 gg " 14 " 1 do 7 69 a 15 "1 do 7 68 ' 10 a , b a 19 a 17 a 1 ,1,, n 26 a IS " 1 do 7 87 19 "1 do 7 69 " 20 "1 do 7 88 " 21 " 1 do 7 69 a 22 " 1 do 7 li I " 23 " 1 do 9 IS ' 24 " 1 do 7 88

CHRISTIAN HEDDEKICH, City Collector. 3wd gTIO It P ItJt T I O J' T 1 1' Hi . Wr Order for I'lank Side-Walk. Septem'r 29, I860. And now it is hereby ordered aud directed by the Common Conncil of the city of Kvansville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots frouting on or adjoining the north side of 2d St.. from Loot St. to the western line of Stockwell's enlargement iu said the city, cause thnaide-walks thereon to lie brought to the proper grade, andthat they cause aside-walk of class No. 2 to be laid mo,reon, a-ithiu thirty days from the publication of this 'odor. P. BURKK, Clerk. City Clerk's Offlce, October 15,1850-. Af nt k f o u .1 t i o ,y- jyroTMCMt W- Order for Plank Side-Walk. Septem'r 29, I860. Aud now it is hereby ordered and directed by tile Common Council ot tho city of Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the north-wet side of Bond street, from Market street to the western line of Stockwell's enlargement iu said city, cause the side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper gradp. and that they cause a ssde-walk of class number 2 to be laid down thereon within thirty days from the publication of this order. P. Bl'RKE, Clerk. ; City Clerk's Oftloe, Octolier 15, 186H. mmoTicK TO CO.VT HJVT O K s. WW The Common Council of the City of Evans, ville will receive sealed proposals until the 23d day uf October, 184V-' fur grading, gutteriug and paving the alley extvndir from Sycamore to Vine streets, and situated betwi on Third nud Fourth streets. The contractor to furnish all the materials, aud do the work atreeably to plan and sieciUcations 011 nlu in this otttce. P. BI'liKE, Clerk. Clerk's Office, Oetober 1st, 18C0. mmOTICK TO VOJS'THJVTOHS. W W The Comm-sn Council of tho City of Kvansville will receivo sealed proposals until the 23d day ot October, 1864), for grading the alley extending from Vine to Division Btrcet, aud situated between Third and Fourth streets iu said I'itv. P. KUKKK, Clerk. Clerk's Offlce, October lt, 1860. JCtor t'happeA Vtpm nutl ft a nil. J Sure M Remedy. Cse the 4'ompouud tilycorine Lotion, which Isontirsiy fres frutu grease, or any article that can yosMhly injure the skin. A fvw drops ruhood on occasionally is all that is required. Prepared only ai WM. BIEltBOWEU'S, Druggist, No. TO Main street, (Washington ill... octll.tf; EvaosTille, Ind.

MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW YORK STORE. .v ohFuttus-ti ova aooos aj-ii asking the patronage of thu community, we have only to say that we como amongst you as permanent citizens, and promise that iu all things our word shall bo made good. Our pnrchaaea have been made under the most favorable circumstances, iu New Ycrk and other Eastern cities. A long residence and iutimato business connections with the best mercantile houses there, gives ns advantages to buy goods cheaper thau can bo doue under any other circumstances. We hive adoptol a system that is somewhat new here, but it is the only one which Will enable a mercLaut to sell goods nt low prices throughout an entire stock CASH EXCLUSIVELY, OKTE PRIC 3U, AND NO DEVIATION ; ALL ARK TO BS TREATED ALIKE. Our endeavor has Wi u to buy everything of tho BEST QUALITY AND Xj jrt -t o jss t Stylos, And Wm have made arrangements to keep our stock supplied with the most FA!II ION A IILK Goods as soon a- they appear E:ist. Domestic Goods. A large assortment, and CHEAP. Flannels of every color and grade, Fancy Dress Goods, Valentias, Mohairs, Plain and cheno Figured fr traveling dresees, Fancy Poplins, Saliinas, Persian Delaines, Magenta G loihs, FRENCH M ERINO E S , VEKV ( HEAP ; Printed Merinoes, elegant styles, RICH PLAIN VELOURS, JFancff Vetaursi HARE IN STYLE AND COLOR. ALL WOOL DELAINES, PRINTED DELAINES, SOMETHING NEW AND F.LEOANT ; AND Black Silks of Every Grade. LINEN AND W HITE GOODS, TABLE CLOTHS AND T O "PS7 BLIN O, From the Lowest to the ideat, IRISH LINENS, BIRD EYE, DIAPER, HOLLANDS, -&c, ftp. EWwbroiwiericsn A LA ROE ASSORTMENT OF JACONET BANDS, EDGINGS, INSEltTINGS AND COLLABS AT Something very fine in EMBROIDER'D HANDKTS COLLARS AND SLEEVES IN SETTS, FROM 75 CENTS TO $15.00. LADIES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES, A large stock, and every pair made t o our order, of the BEST MATERIALS, AND WAKRANTED. Tb. se Geods mm offer for Cash at very low prices, intending to maVe our house, iu that respect, a complete NEW YORK STORE. GILES & McPHEETERS, No. 5 First street, I :er'-.,Ncw.lt:tl :: near the Post Office. ret.20 Closing Out at Cost. UWlIi JVOW OVFKR OVIt KJS'TIHK WW stock of (Jnods at cost, with a view uf tuakIng a change in hnsineas. Terms cash. Evansville, Sept liO, JAS. O A K LE V SON. j sept21-lDi BOOTS AND SHOES. W nJIVK I' H I ITT V It J.VIt AT-V-.tt lartred mv store, and havr ou hand a full supply of BOOTS AND SHOES of my oun manufacture, all of which Twill wai rant uf the hest ijuality. ! I have purchased ray leather fer cash, aud a ill sell on the one pre-,- ,ein for ciA, lower than the same ; ouality ef goods are usually sold in this city. WM. I v i.i.'. sopt21-3miI 130 Main -et, cor. Seventhst.

MISCELLANEOUS. ftffJ H'.ff !SIUI I V. S .' 0ttM WVS An endless variety of Kail in-I Winter bhawls. at from 81 to 825, at SCHA PKER.l HCPSINUiS, sept26 No 4'J Main street.

j athst stTrvtts. -W-d Prince of Wales Mats do do Capa, Opera Hats, do Caps, French Kelt Hats, Fancy and Kidin; Caps, Fancy Gents Hats, Young Genu Caps, Boys Hats, do Caps. Infant Dress Hats, do do Caps, Kvery k'ud and style of Hats, do do do Cuiig, At VAUT1KB A MARCONNlEIt'S, oct6 39 Main t. TW-HUSS IIJITH JfOlt VJil.t. 4JVII MJe Winter uow ready. The latest styles, either Silk or Cassiniere. Send in your orders to VAVTIER k MAKCONNIEK, oct6 39 Main st. m.t Ttjr viuy-riv.iT a it Mjvt. m Tho only roal YunflUtntl Hats ever made, at VAUTIKR A MAKCONNIEK, octfi 39 Main st. ffJ.riBf hu tt n: k. hi:sk15 MM boxes for salo by .-. E. GII.BKKT A CO., 018 No. 4 Sycamore it. DR. HAAS, having leased the rooica formerlyoccupled by Dr. Kivett, In Dr. Rray's building, opposite the Post Offlce, for a series of years, would respectfully solicit the citizens tt Evansville and the surrounding towns and country, 'o visit his rooms aud see the specimens ou exhibition, whether they need the services of a Dentist or not. Since the issuing of his last circular and advertisement, over a year since, several improvements and new inventions have been made, of which he has availed himself, and allows nothing that will subserve the interests of his pat icnts, to pass unsecured. His taemMefl are better and establishment larger, without doubt, thfkf any other iu our State, ami equal inany in Eastern cities. AM those who need Dental operations pel formed, ,.ud ar, pb-iiHO'1 w ith his work, shall be attended to with y;reat pleasure. Hie following are the styles of work mantifaci ured by him: Continuous Cum; Block or 4'arved Work; Ynlcattite Base; (Vrnlitc; Ainber; Chcoplastic; Gold and Silver work. Nothing can excel the Isanty and cleanliness of the continuous gum work. It Is without a seam or crevice, t'lu-ks that are sunken can be restored to nearly their original contour by this stvl - ul work, and also ty the use of the Vulcanite, ('oriilite, and Amlier Base. The hitter styles, for llnhtntiss and adaptation to dilliciilt mouths, excel unycels anything we have ever seen. He Iris over) aiiionlhcties for all'-iating pmn when extracting teeth. , They are pertectlj liarinless. !Ole moiit tielicate can hae them applied. He does not advertise anything he cannot do, DOT exhibit anything not made by himself. Parents should consult the health and beatify of their children by having the Dentist dir-:t their second dentition, thereby producing symmetry and health to those in valuable ori'nns. Irregularity of children's th corrected sue cessfiilly. Those having decayed teeth, should either have the xtracted or tilled at once (the bitter if p.s sible). Tha health of the parlies and the III ing teeth demand this. c" I taka pleasure in introducing Dr. Hans, my successor to thr old rooms in Bray's building, hoping lie will find them both pleasant aud profitable From my intercourse with the Doctor, I am please. to lind him one of the progressing; possessing taste and mttft profiwiioual ability and standing. With this view, 1 cau, w ith safely, recommend htm to the communitj as a skillful and competent dentist. (innj'SK) J. KIVKTT. Ty U lit.-tt S7 StJtVliS Vv'e a.-- o M hand a-supi-lv ot 8) , :; We can also furnish TRAf K SCALKS of any ca pacity. These Scaleo are from the mannlactory o K. T. FAIRBANKS A CO., St. John-burg, Vermont. Kvery Scale is tested aud sealed, add warranted correct. For testimonials we refsr to tie Oousands of persons using them. BORNBROOK t CO., Agents nnv24 Water street. Evansville. QUACK NOSTRUMS. rWMlli JVJilV 1 'It II H l.f " BOOM m aays : " The maiority of Hair Washes, Hair Dyes, Hair Tonics, Hair Oils, and the nunilierleas preparations now before the public, under such extravagant, hyperbolical aud fan tastic titles us we see paraded in show window cards and newspaper headings, as hair preparations, nro all humbugs of the lirst water; their real melit, when lie v possess any, is that they do no harm. Hog's Lard, Whale Oil, Lard Oil, Sweet oiL scented and colored, make up, when lu beautiful vrrftppera end white flint gla-s bottles, the costliest character of tonics ; and when thus costly, are baptized with sojDe trisyllable term, ami caught at by verdant yonr.g aud old of beth sexes Such is not the character of Professor Wood's Hair Restorative. This gentletlnmiii comes before the world without any "high falutiu " Xilophloforium, or any other astounding and startling catchpenny terms: ho simply advertises a Hair WiMrnfire w hat It expre-ses, precisely and as a Restorative it acts. Buy Pfoftieeuf Wood'tTIair Restorative ; and as you valus your scalp, aje, your very brains, apply nothing ele ; for it may be that yon will get some worse substance than perfumed laid on your crauinm. Remember, Wood's Restorative for tho Hair is the best art icie extant." M, It - by nature's own process, Itoitore Gray Hair to the Original Goli r, will make it Grow on Bmld Heads, Will restore ths Natural Si-cretions, Will remove at once all itching, Will remove all Dandruff, Will euro all eruptions even Scald Head, Will make th" Hair Bolt ond Glossy, Will make the old apjioar young again. Will preserve the Color of Hair to old ago. Will always Fasten it and slop it Falling, And is one vi the best Toilet Articles lor tho Hair now in u--. Manufactured by O.J. WOOD .t CO., and sold Wholesale and Retail at 411 Broadway, New York. and 114 Market street, St. Louis, Mo. Also olf by all druggists in tne city aud country. enptctv Notice of Application for License. mmoTivK is imiiMSRV tJiwujy WW that 1 will apply to the Board of ('ommis. sutlers of amlvrhurgh county, at their next term, eonimoucing on the first Monday in Decern!)!, 18410, tor license to s-ll intoxicating liquors in alees quantity than a quart, for the term id one year. My place of business is ou Water street. Lot No. 2il old Plan of the city of Kvansville. oct2-3wd. HANK IfllOOK Lot KEK. mmoTitv: is it mi an v ww that the undersigned has been appointed Kxecutor of the last Will of William C. Ureer, deceased, late of Vanderburgh Conuiy, Indfhna. Said estate Is supposed to be solvent ocl.1-;iwd WM. 11. BOICOl'KT, K.vecutor. Lots for Sale dim."" .host n.ist- TF.u.ns. WW Tho most favorable opportunity ever offered to the pnblic. 20 lots off, acres each, on the Newbnrg road, 1 miles from the Court-house, and 8 lots of 6 acres each, on Washington avenue, eno mile from the city. As small a quantity as one -fonrth of an acre will lie sold, if desired. Apply to WILLIAM BIKltBOWKR. norvtadly mTIV V O.y llt.y If J.'ll i It li TKH3 MINKD TO Sl 0BSD GEORGE TUORNIIILL takes pleasure in It -orming his old customers that iu the quality and style of his work, he flatters himself be cannot be axcelliMl. lie may slill be found at the corner of Secoud and Maiu streets, where the choicest Harness and Saddles of every description can be obtelucd on the best of terms. atsT" Repairing done with neatness and dispatch Second-hand Harness tlways on hand. J e.

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