Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 39, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 October 1860 — Page 4

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TRAVELERS' GV1DE. Kvsnivllle fc CrawfordsvUU It. It. DEI-AttTCBr.'. Accommodation Train 6.00 A. M. MailTratv 3 15 ABU1VALS. Mail Traiu 4.511 p. tL Accommodation " Steamers Regular Packets. roa caibo. C'nABLET Bowes loaves Tuesdays sad Saturday! at 12 o'clock u. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays at night. roa paducah. Dvxbar leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri.1 . of IO ..V. 1 1. nr. 1 ..... . i . Airncsi UL'rlai7S. i uurstlavs. uu onLuruaye ai Ulglll. Gis'l Andkbson leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays ami Saturdays at 12 o'clock, M. Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays in the night FOB HENDERSON. Gex. I). M. White plies daily, leaving Evansville in lit forenoon and returning in the evening. FOB LOUISVILLE. Gbet Eagle, or Louisville, leaves Tuesdays and I Saturdays at 0 o'clock p. 31. Arrives Tuesdays and ; Saturdays in the afternoon. Grey Eagle, of Gallipolis, leaves Mondays at j 12 o'clock a., and Thursdavsat B o'clock p.m. ' Arrives Mindays and Thursdays in the afternoon. FOB OBEEN U IV tut. Cow linu Gbeen leaves Mondays and Thursday at o o'clock p. m. for Green river." Arrives sa Moti ' days and Thursdays in the morning. There is regular daily i OMWnh alk-i uebson and NF.wm'Bd.11 by boat and nnoa, 1 with II 1 v and conveyRIVER ITEMS. STEAMBOAT REGISTER. ai:kivei. Equality, Cairo ; Charley Bowen, Cairo; Gen. Anderson , Cairo ; Argonaut, St. Louis; Poland, Memphis; Jacob Mussel mau, Pad Mi ; Melrose, Memphis ; Gray Eagle. Louisville. departed. Argonaut. Tittsburg ; Gen. Anderson, Paducah ; Charley Howen, Cairo ; Poland , Louisville ; Melrose, Cincinnati ; Jacob Mussclman , Lou.; Grey Eagle, Louisville. BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. Minnetonka, Paducah; Lue Eaves, Green river; Gen. White, Henderson. ——— ......The weather yesterday was clear, bright and pleasant. The river continues to decline rapidly. It has fallen, altogether, three feet since it commenced receding. ......The regular Evansville and Paducah mail packet Minnetonka leaves the wharf at 12 o'clock today. She is in charge of Capt. Whyte Fowler, an experienced and careful commander, with those obliging and popular gentlemen, Messrs Dusouchet, Glenn and Davis in the office to attend to pasengers. The Gen. White is the regular daily packet for Henderson. ......We regret to say that Mr. Markell, clerk of the Charley Bowen, has again been confined to his room by illness. We hope for him a speedy recovery. Mr. Viets, the Bowen's agent, went on the boat yesterday in the place, of Mr. Markell, who is at the Sherwood House. ......The Dunbar has been undergoing a thorough overhauling and painting, at Paducah. She has a new pilot house, texas and other improvements nearly completed, and when she comes out again she will be so fine that she ''won't know herself." ......The Bowen and Anderson started out yesterday, with a fair prospect for another trial of speed. This time the Anderson had a few minutes the start and was nearly light. The Bowen had a fair trip. The Anderson has been burning wood, but yesterday had her fire-lox altered so as to burn coal, which will probably add something to her speed. ......The Memphis Avalanche, of the 17th learns from a private letter to Capt. Dick Love, that the Masonic Gem, a day or two since, struck a snag at Little Island, in White river, thirty-four miles from St. Charles, and sunk in several feet of water. The Gem left Memphis last Thursday, with a fair freight list, and two steam pumps, which she was taking to the Rose Douglas, that was sunk sometime since near Augusta, The letter before alluded to, states that one of the pumps would be rigged at once, and it was thought that the Masonic Gem, triangle and all, would be afloat again in a day or two. It was the intention of Pilsbury to return to this port without finishing his trip. The Masonic Gem was a little more than a year old, and was owned by her commander, Capt. Pilsbury. She was worth about ten thousand dollars.—<St. Louis Rep>. The Jem has since been raised, and at latest accounts was on her way to Little Rock. ......The A. H. Sevier which was snagged and sunk a short time ago, has come off the ways at Cincinnati in perfect repair, and will enter service again immediately. ......Leslie Combs is the name of a new boat building at Madison, for Capt. Silver, for the Kentucky river and Cincinnati trade. ======= RAILROAD RECEIPTS. OCTOBER 23d, 1860. ' Scar loads trees, J. 11. Pal male ; 1 bx, 0 bides BOWS, ('has. t. Wells; 1 b. books. Bray St Sawyor; 1 i.atu.J. s. Hopkins; 1 l.x.H. H. Masker-: :i hhds tiga :i hx , Ileuieut & Viele ; 2 dry hides, 3 ills filial In 1 baa, &. On ; 1 Lid wax, Thos. Kerth: 7 bxs. bdls, P (1 O'BJIey at Co.; 1 bx, ('has. Babcock ; 1 bx butter. Dr. F. W. Sawyer ; lot pi an tier, E. A. Hyde; 450 bush St boat, Iglehart Bros.; 16:s bids Hour, Crane & Co.; ii) bxs, 1 bate, Preston Bros.; I jack, E. Kross ; 1 coup chickens, Vickery Bros.: I car load hav, Win. Altaian A Co.; BBS hash cheat, I. It. Mills Co.; 7i bids whisky, Allis A Howe ; Mt ansa wheat, F. Arnold ; 27 seks bran E. P. Geil ; 75 bills Boor, I. 4 D. Hoiauui ; 1 firkin Matter, J. P. Elli.itt ; 1 bx clothing. Kohu A Co.; 1 be, i. St rauh & Son : 1 bx boots, P. H. llillyer, Henderson, Ky.; 4 bbls, 1 bx, N. S. Thompson; II fxen, &, S. Knight ; G empty beer bMa, Kroeuer t suns ; -z i.xs, j. K. Toung : 10 bus It' raue. A. E. 8HKADER, nr, I. A. Agent. 1 ; Parlor Skating. A Healthful Amu.trficntor Children. One among the latest nventions of the day is the production of kates for cbildien, which can be used in lie parlor or in the street. With a pair of ieso spates on her feet, a young lady or hild can soon learn the art of skating to a egree that will soon enable them successHly to accomplish on the ice, and with steel fcates, that which has heretofore been to ueni a much coveted but almost despaired f enjoyment. All the benefits that are to U .1.. A iv 1L.1 1 .. , d wcinm Mvui uiat ociiiiijiui exercise are I ow placed within the reach of even the Mt delicate; and floor skating aril ,ence- i rth be included lunoui; home ft min wijiii I 3 the delight ut childhood and the gKtlfittion of age. The floor skute is .simply a frame of antaMental iron, noarly the shnpe and ()c f ouiiuon skate, w ith, instead ol a sWel run. r, four rolleiri or wheels of gatia perdia, leasnrinj-- about tlir. e inches iu L'ir'uinftrhte, cacli of Which revolves on a fepajate kle ; these roller.', of course, rest on the por, and turn srish the movements of the jtatcr. The skate is stiapjied to thefoot in :ii)j.iinw similar to the ice skate, wih widJ leather hands, superior in every cspect the common strap. The inhahitnls of e South, arbase finHlitiea for skatin. have Itherto been very liuiit- d, limy now rival J this exercise, amid orange prove unil i almv 1 ireezes, iheir Northi'Mi brethrei surknded by ice and snow and chilling nds. . w.ixed floor is, perhaps, tin- Inst aditi-il r (he -port; a lonp hall covered wit ojl loth is, probably, the neat ; but if ese I re not accessible, jml ill auswei . b not wear the rased of wood oi a carpe'led room of my lleino elastic, the tiara I aipil, as luey wou if Bo a;

INSURANCE.

COPELAND & NEXSEN, GrE IKT IE2 3Et Jk. Xji wmm aY! OFFICE: SAVINCS BANK, NO. 1 FIHST STREET, EVASSVILLE, ISO., m UK J'tt W P It MS P Jill Hit TO T.I HK m. Rinks and issue Policies in several ol the widest and most reliable Insurance Companies of the Baited States. STORES, STOCKS, IUVt'LLI NOS, MILLS ANU MANUFACTORIES, insured at the most favorable rates. MARINE AND INLAND AYIOATIOH Rl&ki takeu on FLAT-BOATS, BARGES, STEAMBOATS and their CAKtiOES. Also, applications received for LIFE INSURANCE. Combined Capital Represented, over $5,000,000. COPELAND & NEXSEN. Agents. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE INSURANCE CO. Incorporated 1819 Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000, ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, Aud the prestige of -4U years Huccens and experience. UPWARDS OF $14,000,000 Of Iohsh havo been paid by tb JEtna Insurance Company in the ;-1 I years. The vain of reliabh from the following Insurance will be apparent LOSSES PAID BY T II E M T N" A IU'llIMi THK FAST FIVR YI.AU3: In Ohio M3UG20.83 In Mi. hiifaii, 1156,043.81 In Indiana,... 14T, 839.81 In IWaislii 448,:i7.4l TenDsssee,.... i)7.5H.'Jl Kansas A Neb I:),'Hr,.77 laWssOOSMiBi DNi,If55.07 Iii Ksatacky, SOMOMt Missouri, :osi,618.04 Iowa M Minn. 10I,3!9.4( Penn'a A Va.. 31,595.8-j Ark. t Ga.... 23.945.0U Mississippi aud Alabama,. ..$52, 412. 1. Fire and Inland Navigation 1 Ri.ks arc septad at terms consistent with solvency aud fair profit. Esjpeefa! attention given to insurance of DWLLl2fff8 and Conruts, for terms of 1 to 5 yrars. Tin- solid Set vies long and BUO't-ssfiilly tritxl, and tin' many advaalaajssj the .Etna bsMsrance I oin any pos SBMsa hi Its line, should not lie overlooked by tliost rcaily to iusere and understanding their besl intfivsts, 1 'nrinn " stringent times " the neeessity for raliable Insurance Incomes an lisjMiiallia slaty the ability uf property owners to sustain loss being then much lessened. Ageueiwi in all the principal c ities and towns throughout tho Stato IV. lilies issued without delay, by any ul 'the duly authoii.ed Agents .i the CompaJiy. C-rt" RaaiaaM arloadtd to with despatch and fidelity. OOPKLAND A NEXSEN. Aenis, ni)2 Sa i: - Rank Buildiu-;, First St. BY STATE AUTHORITY. INrREASEOF'CASII CAPITAL. FIRR I.VSl XCU'SIVELV. ( I I X 11 TEX PERPE T UA I. Cash Capital, -Cash Assets - n. Kanooa, ga era vary 100,000 $.')l7,712.:?(i . l.i KIM is. Piwat. it h a h M. MA(;h,i Gen'l CINCINNATI, o. A fits, S"AgenU in all the ' the I lliou..p principal Cities and Tl Sfna LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID! WApplicsxiona received, policies issnsil ami renewed, and all hesiness pertaining to the agency promptly attended to OOMUiAND 4: HstXSMH, Agents. - tlfO.e. on First St., Let. Main and Syc, in Savings Rank Building. ARE YOU INSURED ? DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS ! EVANSVILLE AGENCY OP TIIK MERCHANTS' INSURANCE CO. Hartford, Conn. Cash Capital,. $200,000 lllUECiOltS: Mark Howard, S. W lrutr, James Itolter, E. Roberta, Juy K. Phelps, Timothy Sheldon , James I. Voater, Sidney A. vThHc Chas. T. llillyer, Elyah 11 . Owen, Hewer lilauchard, Richard D. Iluhhard. It. It. Mei i iman, W. L. Collins, V. II. D. Cal lender. Application., received, Policies issued and renewed, and all husiuess pertaining to the A-cucy piomptly attended to. l.Lortes annlt bly adjusteil nnd promptly paid at this Agencv. au-9 COPELAND .t NEXEN, ftjlH THE SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., ' of V.'ll' YoliK CITY. Capital, $roo,ooo. MIU'I.I'S Si out PARTICIPATION POLICIES, EnlitliMa Ike assert eu tea i.o.itn,. tst. swas. OP WHICH 75 PER CENT s cf ,i.i annually for tic '"I I j OM S A E E T y in us yearly aennsaanttious, win, h ai stead 'f beiug divided to swickhoMets li i: i sss . .. faexksl and In ilivMiada I o boaters ol parrMtiation i dicies,1 rroc IS - muaiBni in aspss lusu an siiiinisnj rates ot pii uiiiim t l uste may pi, r ana -part ictpat ion . J4M9RPII aLKBR, Pr Tllns. W. Bf Kf8Afati, saeeK. s,c v. t Kj T II I baauret a;aiusl los inas, Iloaseho'd I in.) dan nrnitan . by Sloi Du ell alio usee Via .mo int r .oteols. folic., i say 0 eptkii ipki

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STEAMBOATS. REGULAR PACKETS.

S I III - CHARLEY BOWEN!! II. T. DEXTER, Master. Ws J. Win. niarkell, i Bcntly, ( Clcrki The BOWEN id the r.'snlar Eransvitle and Cairo Swift, Lirht-Ir.iiiht, U. S. Mail, ls and Freight Packet. Ariivos at ICvanaYitla i-vt-ry Tuosday and Friday osorBfug, aiaking cloaa oaaaactktn sritls tae E. JtC. RAIIJtOAD KOU LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, AND THE EAST. i?J5" LlHVts Evauiville evtry Tuesday and Saturday at 19 o'clock M. , coiinectiu with CUMBKKLAND & TENNESSEE IlIVEB Packets at Smitlilaud, and at Cairo with the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD, Aud with Packets for ST, LOUIS, MEMPHIS, AND NEW ORLEANS. B55" The C. Row FN gr,e9 to Cairo overt Tuesday, aud tho Charley barest gois to Caiio every Saturday. oct'i U. S. MAIL Evansville &Falucah Daily Packets DUNBAR, CUS FOWLER blaster. GEN. ANDERSON, FOWLER Master. Leave Eranavllle Dally at 1 -J o'clock M. Snndays Excepted. Leave Pailucalt Or. 11 y at 9 A. 91. The DUNBAR ai d GKN. ANDERSON make close counectious at Paducah with packets for NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, &. NEW ORLEANS, A nI ht Kvausville with pat kets for LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI Railroads, for tlie Kast. t5" The Dunbar (joes to Cairo every Fi iday, and the Gen. Anderson troes to Cairo every Saturday. JOHN 11. HALL, Agent, sept 28 No. '1 Water ntreet. -MM villi and Bowling (ireeu Packet. I ILrrf i The liaht draft V. S. Mail - (tPr' Tm BOIVLIM; taiKKK, A. LITER, Captain, JOHN TRAVIS, Cl'k, Leaves Evansville every Monday an 1 Tlmrsday, at o'clock, iv m ,- leaves Bowling Green every Wedaeathty and Saturday, at 8 a. m. auglu my i i.'s i - . . k tr h k-vumshsojv Packst, Gra't D. M. WHITE, U. L. Lam'api kie, master, runs as a regular Freight and Passeuur Paekel daily (Sundays excepted) between this point ami Henderson. aus;7 WW ot lime - lie- Louisville and Hen serf o Light-Drauuhl, Swift, Sid Mi. el I'. S. M. and Passenger Packet,! G-rey Ealo, ( apt. A. DONNALLV, .1. A. LusK, CI k. Leaves Kvansville for Lonisvillo every Monday at 1 o'clock M., ami every Thursday at Ii o'clock v. M , arriving at Louisville Tuesday and Friday evenings. Returning, leaves Louisville every Wednesday ami Saturday evening at n o'clock. JSO. It. Ii A I L, Agent, july'-iS-tf No. Water street. EVANSVILLB AND LOUISVILLE U. S. .MAIL RACKET, Car X 3 V ZELs X o - W. II. DANIELS, ( apt. S. P Haeudat, C'erk. 1, T it. sduy and Satnnlav at o'chark P. M. Reluming, leaves LouisviHe every Monday and Friday at 4 o'clock i m. th Through Rills of Lading will Ik- given for Tobacco or other freight to Baltimore or Hew York ul as low rates it not lower than Iy any other route. Paaseageve or freight taken at pecket-toat rates for any point on the Ol io Rivor oron firtoii River. The passenger a commode tions of Ihe Grey Eagle an- unsurpassed by any boat apou the Western Witters. Apply on lanr.l or to JOHN R. HALL, juiic7-dtf No. 2 Water street. ttlt SOITH tl HtiHI.TttJSM. POND RIVER. The elegant . j fn ... u inwiilri no ...III I, U T. I . . , V r.."', iLJl. M.-lioxtf.n. M.i r.viot, fl,i. ' will make regsshiir tri. weekly trips ta South ('arrottoa and Pond River, leaving on Mondays, V en nesuay I ami rrnlays. Eor freight or passage', apply n hoard. de20tf Steamboat for Sale. mmttTirn is nitni'.iti' fjifn.-y-w that the undersigned, Executor of the last Will of William C. Greer, deceased, will sill the interest of s.aid deceased in tin' Steamboat F.vnnt Bullitt and appurtenances, the same being onethird thereof. The terms of sale, which will he easy, w ill ho made know n to these making appiiatlon at the Citv Hotel, Evansville, by oct3 3wd WM. II. BOICOURT, Executor. FORWARD'G & COMMISSION. I. A. CltANK WM.BBOWN. CRANE & BROWN, Forwarding & Commission Mcrcliants, EVANSVILLE, IND. AfCcnU for If Tawha Salt i omi-niiy. Ht tj ' Liberal Cah advanced n, t'i vu tihipniontii of Thf untlfriitK'l, of tlu lato firms of I. A. Cram Se, 'c, ami Browii A Airman, have thifl day M0 iatt -1 tlit'inst'lvett toother under tin naiuu uf CraUM fc Itrown, fr the ptr.oso of trimsactin a General Forwarding and Commission iNHtoetW, as earrftffd hy tin late lirms. Proa our toog experience and increased facititfe, together with oow pnnifMMll and strict attention to the tutererttM of our Correspondents, wo hazard BotBiDH ! gnansteelaajg erfect rtatiritartion. We beg l.MVf ttt expre-s our gratitude t thoa who liae heretofore ctntided their interests to our ken ping, atitl trust to he able to nerve tin m in future, pledjc'iig our bent effort to tho advancement of their taterevts. ISA At A. CKANK, oct--l yd VI L L I A H II KOWN. .1 NEW A 11 KA NtJEMENT. Tin- Aiiams Exenr.ss Coaii'ANV respectfully anajooaee to their friends and patroaa, the ncnbHeef KvauhviHe and vicinity, that, with increasod facilities for the transportation of F li EIGHT, PACKAGES, MONEY AND V A L V A II L E S, They solicit a continuance of farmer favor.". Esecial care takwit in the collection of Dills, Drafts, Notes, ami the transportation of small aud valuable packages. All persons w ishing to avail themselves of llio facilities of the Express, ran obtain any desired information in reference to tho routes and detuils of the bnsiufj, at Ihehr Ullice on First street, between Main aud Locust, opposite the Post Office. do IS O. II. K1SH. Ajtent. Old Established Vhrl Boat EVANSVILLE. IND. P. G-. O'RILEY & Co. TttMJai:, ' uui it it r.-t. , .7.y-y UOMMISSIOM M KUCIIANTS I tacneral 1IailroMC,SteainlMi.,t, ami Bzpreca Aseats ! Special Aleuts for the PBNN. CENTRAL JIAILROALI; . snd iiaWilii IB. iimw which wo ti ma ! ! to I RavlliS uiainnit't It W'liarl injat at tho landing. j tin lar rest o ttit Ohio Kiv r. capHhsH t Morinj: hhI pCtlectilig all in-TfhHinIt..- .i&blu In donagvi from oxpOMiirc, wtt are ;roniirrtI to tacilrtati- the tlisi iatch ol all C''UM;nm)Mn, ttuaiiUl to uur can ; ly t.'ithf r RIVER, KAILROAD OR tA&Al. Particnlrr atlox-ti u tul to HecetviOf? Storini; hikI Kttrwai tlni;, jiU.-, to the

Sale of any Produce, vr (thjr property oiifjigned tc lorealc-, and fm flu factiuo uaraotcotl. H'ljoiuiu-.: the Teltjy ia.ht nn OB the Vh-ir(" hint, wlieie W are to l diial, alt nrting tt tht iutc-rets of attr psttrMM at tell iMrars, thtyand u flit. With .ur -niperior t trililit - ; loug tat.-Ii'i ; ttU- " tiring "ln-i " v ; aud kn-iu It-dr r our IHafitafMiB, wo fmd Oamitdbnt of gfvi&g gonowU tirffuctin-i. hik! boei j it h cotitiuiiaucM of the efctenrfiv atrou a'e y3 ai0 MM ' iijuyin. t.il .-. . cash u.h . . will hi !iadi n saflcO&jdgaaVMita t i either MMeiwaa or corrtap&tft&ntM in any oi the r.ucipAl ioirkri-,. North, Kait or Soutfe P. Ca O'rtlLKV A. CO.

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I.n- October, 1854, Abraham Lincoln closed one ot his ablest speeches ou the theu recent repeal of the Missouri Compromise, and the men who perpetrated the deed, by saying that if Douglas would not admit the facts of history, and would continually fly from his own premises, no argument would put an end to his sophistries. " In that case,'' Faid Mr. L., " I can ouly commend him to the seventy thousand answers from Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana.'' feiJ"" At last we have heard from Spenct county, and if we hadn't missed a copy the Evansville -lournal a few days ago, that paper assures -.?s we should have heard before. It gives Ileudricks 102 majority. This would raise Lane's majority to 10,000, but that Pike coutily raises her majority fat Hendricks from '25 to 47. The net Republican gain by the two corrected reports is 20, which, added to the majority announced yesterday, makes 9,97G. tni. Journal, 20th. II OBI Canal Boats Wasted. The Oswego Times says : " The great quantity of grain In port and continually arriving created a constant demand for canal boats. The freights are good from this port, and the canal facilities for the past few days do not nearly equal the requirements of business.'' The Bexicia Boy Fmkd. The Benicia Boy was fined $300 in Buffalo, on Tuesday, for his participation in the fight at Long Point, a year ago. The Express says that Heenan immediately pulled from his pocket a comfortable roll of $100 bank bills, and "planking " three of them, without a word, walked independently away. t" Great indignation was felt by some fusion clubs who were marching up Broadway, New York, ou Monday night, when they saw over the banner of the Republican headquarters, a red Hag, which informed the public of the auction of Japanese goods which was going on in the same building. The coat fitted and the friends of fusion put it ou without more ado, and vet it wa3 not made for them. An Old Citizen Gonb. Win. A Docker' an old, highly esteemed and wealthy merchant of this place, departed this life yeter day at 10 o'clock. He leaves an extensive circle of friends and relatives to lament his demise. A numerous concourse attended his funeral to-day. Shotmeetoten llllnoisan Oct. nth. If DooflhAa lust Indiana, it wasn't for want of work or trickery on his part. The Seymour Times says that in Jackson coun ty, the County-Clerk employed a deputy to go round gecreuy and naturalize all foreign ers who would pledge themselves to support the right ticket. Every possible means was adopted to keep the outrage from the knowl edge of the Republicans. TmI village of Troy, New Jersey, in 1850, voted solidly for Fillmore and Donaldson. In 18C0 it is solidly for Lincoln and Hamlin. This is but one of more than twenty similar cases ot New Jersey villages rising up from the contemptible decoy, called tin " Union Ticket," and supporting the Republican nominees. Exchange. i he Crops abroad. Almost mi over Eurone the pitiless shower seems to have been descending. In the wine districts of France they are debating whether the crops will be worth gathering. Col. Daniki, (Tamkins, a well known and grently esteemed merchant of Connersville, fnd., and for many j eurs connected directly or indirec tly with the trade of Cincinna ti, died tit his residence at the foimer place on Thursday morning, in the sixty-sixth year of his age. GlVS to grief a little time, and it softens to regret, aud grows beautiful at hist, and we cherish it as we do some old, dim picture of the dead. (BKISTIAN KRATZ WM. In Ho KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDRY! atANUFACTUBKRS AND III' I l.DEKS I V STKA M ENGINES AND DOILEIIS, j Ktk'v and Crist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screw. sinntniinx macuinea, ntnaaeaannnr i .ane .lints, Tlirasistg AlacHlnea, Jtc. HASSVI 1,1, K, IN l IE PROrii IETOKS OF THE CITY t'Ol dry heir leave to inform their friends ami tht public in general, that they are prepared tv do all kinds of MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, and everything appertainlnst to the Foundry bnsi new. They are niauiifacturiiiK Steam Enoixks am j Boilers of any size and power reipuired. Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing of auy size ; DistilJ lery and Mininp Mac-hinery, Tobacco Screws, Gunij ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mill, j Horsepowers, Corn -she Uers, Machinery of all klmls i made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castimrr of every description. Iron House fronts. Cellar Grans. ,rc. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest improved patterns ; Hollow Wars, Dog Irons, Ac. BKI.WKKS. DISTILLERS, it ECTI FIE US, c, Suilditd with eTery descriptin of Copier at,d Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators. AtteiniKnitors. Sparges, Sttnnends and Worms on au hu proved priftcipjs, Columns for Alcohol Stills, Yeast Jugs, Cans. Syphons, Ac; Copper, Lead and Irou Pipe, Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every variety, for Ueer, spirits, oil, 4c: Br.tss !, . aud Values, Steam Whistles, etc. Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work and du repairs ou Steam i . ; ; : and Shset Iron Work, tc. OLD METALS BOUGHT. They are dealing in and setting Alien's Improved Sterna Gauge, Wrought Irou welded Pipes and Tubing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Machine, Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, German Bolting Cloth, Gum Elastic Retting, Packing, Hor., 4c, of the best kind; Tinplate. Sheet Iron, Block Tin, Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick. They have every facility of the best Machinery and workmen, aud will give all work entrusted to them, their individual attention, tilling ortleri proaapCly, warranting their work, assd are satisfied with reasonable prices. Bfc' Otli. e and Sale Boons, No. OH Main afreet; Foum.'eiy, Boiler Yard a" I Machine Shop on Pine set, between Rrst ' 'ocond streets, Evans, ville, Indiana. docT CHARLES BABCOCK, Iuiiorter aud Dealer in Coach and Saddlery Hardware, MAIN STREET, EVANSVILLE INDIANA. MM ( V.A'V 'JnM IsKTRM Jfl 1 TMM. TaiiKemeii is with Eiirti-mn and Atntrict muui)tHcturervi farm direct supply of all goods iu in line, I am eiiahled to "fter iuducetueuts, thai oou ! not fLl to ht to the iuterejt of all engaged in tho busiin frs tn give me a trial. I mm me in part: uxles, sprii.. mado of the K-e stetd; 'ftaudst iilisimolnd and of all kinds! of ltther clothis, Hainjo tor crriac-H, TnrriinheH, catiMyri oall ki Muddlv trvv-H, 1 '.'i-h bridle leathers, hit-t., ; slirrupH, spun, hainH, Aoe rihar hatnes of al j hinds), Jenny Lind Oir Trei-s, self-adjusting f i'.--' Ttiy a V patent hani-s, note, shoe threads, hors Maii'cetK, fjonjdon Girth Web. Amprian (JirtL us' i in Webs, both eottou aud wonftvd; Loudor MS elt .iii?. n sitp -i i r aruciv; ivory Kutta j'.-i . tati- ( t aud hi t uiH nartengel nnge; k i .-,. fur hoi:.' ctvorn. tin- beet qnelit of caniuo ' ! peteni jit' iut( c., e, I ket1;? in fact every-lMAg ni'ti l.tiuiui; to itKtr br-Rncii t' the iMtsinOrM, . : : -1 -t . ! in L.-rL , brumii aW thoroughly, wu wotild r. r i;l ly luvitt ; yinr .t'i'iiti.'Ti beAure iuirc!irtiit; elsvwher. I m Iteeeyent for Wuxti 'a PMrul ri'irlnir StvhlW.. tm m larS He SUAh!.t.S. liUAMI'bK W. MlfcastlMlt. SHAN KLIN & HARDIN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, & VAAS VilalaK, M. Vaaf 'o:&ri.tl tHttiae eiitTUsitetl tutht iti uifl rt-f.-iVr p of .lr :titl ClaXft ;:It litiou. r-lMiOtJll Bttt iifion ill be '-n lo the Collect iwM t,t Cimtrnw 'J ht- lbflawrinyg t.-wiis, v.'v-. K I lie, Ht-inKreioii, 31 1. Yet alou, Boiivillea N-l.ur,'h, RMfffcywt. "T . ltoi F rii.rct'n , inctditaes, VK?hiu,toii, Uuvei , HiulA'eSi rb'ireli, mud m rxuutiei in which - v; t I vWHe I' lo.Httitt. OKKft: V Tu.pl street, .ljoioing tito Court House. iept2tt-lyd

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. Citv of Evaxsvillk, Oct 20, ISO0. IMOTUrS is HEHElt y UIVH.'V W that I, f'sristian lledderich. Collector of the City of Kvansville, between the hours of 'J and 12 o'clock a. m., and 2 and 5 o'clock v. M., on the l.ith of November, tSSO, will sell at public auction at the door of the Court House in the City of Evansville, Indiana, ihe following lots, parts of lots, and paresis of real estate and improvements, assessed for the payment of City taxes for the year ISoo, due from the owners thereof to the City of Kvansville, the same heiug now due ami unpaid, and for the costs of said sale, aud that such sale will be continued from day to day at tho aforesaid hours and place until all the lots and parcels of real estate hertin mentioned are sold as ortered for sale : OKIGINAI, Pb&K. Howes, Irsarjs, lot 25, original plan $-,7 50 OPPBB KN LAUUKM BUT Chandler, John J., loth sabdivisivb of out lot No. 4 ., jn Kaircaild, K. U., lot in 27 11 LOWEIt ENLAUGl'MKNT. Baker, Vm., undivided half of :i'.'7 feet of Whart property, below Division street between Elm and Lect street CO 00 Howes, Lewis, undivided two-thirds of 270 feet of Whari property, above Leet street Howes, Lewis, lot No. 1 DONATION ENLARGEMKNT. Fellowes, Win., lot No. 14'. K ASTERN EXLAROKMKXT. nil 00 C3 82

Baker 4 Garvin, lot G, Dlock It), East'n KuT i-2 ". h 10 in 2.M " " fi " 20 1 m h 8 go 1 7-r; " " ' n " 21 " 8G3 m 7 22 " 2 88 i 3 M 40 0 1 7. it it 11 rt it 4 it 1 a " ' " 8 " 44 " 1 :i8 M U 9 ti 44 H 1 " " " 1.1 " 44 ' 1 38 m .1 h is u 44 .1 1 3a ' " " 2() " 44 " 1 :ts m 21 " 44 " 1 :I8 m . 23 " 4t " 1 38 " fi M 4,r. " 1 :is " " 0 4r " 1 :i8 ti (i it 17 i, 4 ci 1 oy 19 45 n 1 2,; " 2(1 " 4o " 1 27 " " " 8 " 6 ' 1 38 Deul.ler, W. J., " 3 " .".0 " 7 18 Early, Robert, " fi " SB ' 4 02 - H " 3fi ' 19 55 " ' 13 " 40 " f, X " " 111 ' 4!l ' 3 In

" ISO feet on Sixth street by 150 feet ou Locitat etreet, of E'an'!i HoSSS stead Garvin, Thoniat E., lot " Block 41 " undivided of block IU Bayharst, Azariah.lot 19 Block 49 Meutcr. Micha.1,.. " 9 " 40 esker, Henry " 11 " 36 Neff, Peter N " 4 " 4."i Sissoth, Albert, the north half of lot :i Bio. k 32 BAKER'S ADDITION. Esarieh, Win., lot 4 Block 3 ' north y, of lot 6 Block 3 Garvin, Tlios. E., lot 18 Block 4 LAMASCO. Marvin, Tho. E. , lot 19 HhH-k 13r, " ' 20 " 13.r " 14 " 136 ' " 1.1 " 1.36 ' 2 " 17 ft " 4 " 17 ft Gilford, Thomas, 18 leet by 380 feet of north 43 13 4 63 ft 7ft 1 38 4 66 4 93 1 IIS 4 03 1 11 3 04 1 41 2 63 1! 44 2 85 end of Block No. loft 10 l.'l Loder, Lewi B.b.t 1 Block MtM

i o Rj r. Tit " 4 57 7 " 57 "8 " ft7 " 9 " .r,7 in " 57 1 71 ' 14 " 47 , lot 9 Block 68 " 10 " f,S "II " 5S " 19 ' ft 13 " 58 " 14 " fts K :,s 1 " 8 ft ' 2 " 8 ft " 1 " 8fi - '1 " 8fi " 3 as " 9 " 86 10 " 86 " 22 " I'M) " S3 " iim " 24 " loo 6 " 101 14 " 100 " 15 " lol 5 102 " s " IA2 " 12 " 102 " 13 " ua " 8 " 104 9 " 104 lo lOt ' 11 " lot 1,5 mt " li; " 101 m 17 li, l 21 ' lot 22 " lot " 21 " 105 ' 22 " 105 " 23 " loft " 24 " 105 2ft " 106 26 " 105 27 " loft " 2S " loft 12 " 108 13 " ms " 3 " 109 all of ' 162

2 81 2 63 . 2 1 88 1 hrt 1 ftO 1 50 1 on 1 87 1 69 1 69 2 f3 2 Oft 1 26 J 44 J in; 2 86 2 a 1 12 1 :;l 1 31 1 88 1 69 1 119 2 22 IMi 2 06 or. 1 88 1 87 1 88 1 7 1 88 1 87 1 SS 1 69 1 69 1 87 1 88 1 87

R4'Hiiigrt J t 1 1 1 1 1 Scott, LucLtrs II Lamas 1 88 I 87 I 89 1 87 2 2 2 25 '48 I I 2 ft FOB UTH K N LA KG KME N'T. Meier, W J, lot 24, Block 10, fourth enlarge meat " Bl STOCK W E L L'S K N I, A Til JEM E N T. Green, John W, l..t 1, Block 13, Stockwell's Cat. 1 m 2 ' 13 do 3 56 Stocksvell, J M, (heirs) lot 31, lilock 17, do 1 65 32 " 17 do 1 Oft CARPENTEB'S PLAOE. Loder, Lewis B, lot 1, Block 4,Caraeaters place 4 13

"2 "4 do 3 75 BATTKLL PLAOF. It, lot in, Bbs k 1, Halt, 1! place 7 ft! "11 " 1 do 7 58 ' 12 " 1 do 7 lift " 13 1 do 7 US " M " 1 do 7 9 " 15 "1 do 7 68 " If. " 1 do 9 19 " 17 " 1 do 11 2ti " IS "1 do 7 87 19 " 1 tlo 7 09 " 20 "1 do 7 68 ' 21 " 1 do 7 69 " 22 " 1 do 7 sS " 23 " 1 do 0 18 " 24 "1 do 7 88

CHRISTIAN HEDDERICU, City Collector. Seal Sf 1 O It f O U Jt T HI . - TlflS.L t Order for Plank aide. Walk, septeui'r 29, 18is. Ami now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Coinmou Council of the city of Kvsnsville, that the ow ners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoiuiu the north side of 2d St.. from Leet St. to the western line of Stockwell's enlargement in said the city, cause theside-walks thereon to be brought to the proper rmle, audthat they cause aside-w-alk of class No. 2 to be laid I- '! breon, within thirty days from the publication of this rdar. P. Bi'IlKK, Clerk. City Clerk's Office. October 15,1860. jfV O H I 0 It J T I JS' JS-OTIVM. W-S Order for Blank Side-Walk. Septeui'r 29, I860. Aud uow it is hereby ordered and directed by the Couimou Council ot the city of Kvansville, that the owuers of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the north-w'est side of Bond street, from Market street to the wotcrn lino of Stockwell's enlargement iu said city, caoso the side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, aud that they tause a ssde-walk of class number 'J to be laid down thereou within thirty days from the publication of this order. P. BURKE, Clerk.-; City Clerk's Office, Oetolier 15, 18GO. O JT H 4 T O H . Th Conjnioii (Jounctt of the Citv of KvHnriwilh will receive Maled proposals until the 2Sd day ttf Oetolier, IAjC. lor KiadinK. Kutteriiic and paving j dlbe alley exteiiuio from iSycaujore to Vine streets, an I situated between Third and Konrth streets, i'o contractor to furnish all the materials, and da the work agreeably to plan and BBectfcatioaa on k lti ku this office. 1'. nUKKK, Clerk. f ..Clerk's Office, Octolter 1st, llil. mmoTii-ie TO t O .--T H .1 t T ft H . saV W The t'oinnin Council of thei'ity of Evans-vilb.-.Ktl receivo sealed proposals until the 23d day ol lictel'er, I960, for grading the alley extending fsaasWkee to Iiivision street, and situated between Thin! aad Fourth streets in said f'itv. P. 1IIRKK, Clerk, '.'lock' Office, October 1st, I860. WJtor 1tapprit Hp and Hands. . Srnrt tW K.-aj.-.Iy. i ... tho t.'ooiound Glycerine l.oIsesk, a h-iclt is entirely free from grease, or any article that eaa possibly injure the skin A feu dseaa ium.-; oa ot'casionally is all that is ran at red. tVepareil oolv at WM. BIBKBOWEK'd, Irii?gis4, No 78 Main street. (Washington bl'k,) ootll.tf; Evansville, Ind.

MISCELLANEOUS. NEW YORK STORE

mv OFfMinissru ovtt cjovvs aJvw M taking the pationa'i' of this cotNiUQnitj, ue have only to say that we come mimomgff you a- i i umueut citizens, aud promiM that iu all things our ord -hi.: be uiade pood. Our purchaees have boon mada nu'T,r the OiOtft favorable circuuistance-, iu K Vcrk ;ind nfflv ffaleri, cities. A long midebi and 'ntiii.a bus i !i -v conii'-ciions with tin best rip rt44.it tl boused there, rivtjs us cheajK-r than can be dot (Statue. intagea t" uy ider an v ttth-r ci Me h ivtj adt.pttd a system th tt : sornew Ii.it eW will enabl : throu-rhout an here, but it is th i only one merchant to nell ;ovds at kH entire stock m Uc CASH EXCLUSIVELY, O 3ST 3E3 JE I. I O 33, AND K0 DEVIATION; ALL ARK TO BE TRBATKD A L1K B. Our ende buy everything BEST QUALITY AND Latest Sty lost, And we have made arntnj; BkOBtfl to keep our sttK-k supplied with the mod VA8lilONABIK Goodi) a- - . -i a they appear Kat. A large assortment, and CI1KAP. Flannels ofevery qoIof and grade, Fancy Dress Goods, Vnlentias, Moh; Ul'S, Plain and r linns Figured for traveling dredet. Fancy Poplins, Sabinaa, Persian Delaines, MagentM Glotbs, FRENCH MERINOES , VERY CHEAP ; Printed Merinoes, elegant styles. RICH PLAIN VELOURS, M?ii.u'fjr Velours BAKK IN STYI.K AND COLOK. ALL WOOL DELAINES, PRINTED DELAINES, .SUillCTHINC. NKW AND ELKtiANT ; AND Black Silks of Every Grade. LINEN AND WHITEGO0DS, TAHI.E CLOTHS AND T O ELIN C3-, From tho Lowest to die rir.est. j IRISH LINENS, BIRD EYE, DIAPER, HOLLANDS, kc, kc E mi broideries. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF JACONET BANDS, EDGINGS, TNSEBTINGS AND COLL JUS A T PRICE. Something very fine in EMBROIDER'D HANDK'FSCOLLARS AND SLEEVES IN SETTS, FROM 75 CENTS TO $15.00. LADIES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES, A large 8tock, nd every pair uuti'.e to uur ortlor, of tlie BEST MATERIALS, M) W ARRASTEU. These G. intruding I complete ids wo other for Cssh at very low pric. , make our house in that respect. NEW YORK STORE. GILES & McPHEETERS, No. S First street, Voster'sNew BnthWaga, near the I'ost Office. tt;j . Closing Out at Cost. ararsa; ,v 14- ff.K fJ K.yrill !: WW stock ! 'Goods at cost, with a view ..fiuakiitg adiauge iu business. Terms cash. Kvansville, Sept 'n, J AS. UAKLKV4SUN. sept'Jl-lni BOOTS AND SHOES. W II -t tE KKI'ITTKIt MJ-lt ?.-- JL lareed inv st..re, and have on Lead a full supply of BOOTS AND SHOES of are own nanatactnre, ail of which I will wairant of the beat quality. 1 hate purchased my leather fer cash, ami "ill sell oi tbe as pric sestets for rash, lower lb in th.- saw uaaUty of goods Me usually s.d.i in this city. WM. EMEKV, septSl-Sind VM Main-st, cor. Sovcnth-st.

MISCELLANEOUS.

R a. orif rMJVM ro. Witi r hrret, thrre doon havo reuiovod U Main. T fl WeWasassm1!'' j WK are llla in Hllllli I III I'lf. TrtTnTIs' TstlUlf Fold ing Spring Bed, tho best and uroat couieiiient now iu ue, ai it can be moved or handled without any trouble. Cull aud examine them. lan-Vi i DTi. HAAS, having leased the rooms toi nn'i lyoecuided by Dr. Kivett, in Dr. Bray's building, opposite the Peat Office, lor a serti of years, would re- ! hpectfully solicit the citiy.ioiH of Evsaan Die arid tlu i aurroundiiigr towna and cottntry, 'o iil blsreais I and see the specimens on exhildtion, v. hello r the ueei the services of a tJeatiat or not. Since the isaaiag tf bis hint circular and ailvertisenient. over a year since, several iniproven.entM ami new invent ions have been made, of 1 i It he baa availed hiiunelf, nod altosrs'naMrrae that will aubeerve the interests I his patiesttsi lo pa nn seenrea. 1 1 Ik bntilities are better ami sstabUefctaut larger, without rjt.nW, thai any other iu our State, and eaaal laan) in Rsatern cities. All these who need Dental Oftcraiitsas nertarasesii am! ate pleased witli hie work, hIimII bt attend, il to with (j:iva! ph-asure: Tlie MHratBK ai' the sUles of work mantiicf nred by biiu: Cotttnaaas Gam; III. i k or Oarved Work: Vulcanite Has. ; ('oralite; Amber; Cbeonlastic; (odd and Silver work. Nothing can excel I he baaat and efeaWllueSS ol (he eontittjiona. aunt work, it i without aaraan or crevice. iTheeKS that ale snnkea can be reatoawl to nearly heir t.rtLritial c. iit.-nr h this style of work, and sfs' M the nas 4" the Vol. tuitv. Poralite, uod Amber Itase. 'Ihe latter atyrtee, tor lie lit -nesa and adaptatipn to ditli.-ult mo.iih, excel anyeels aaytung sre have . ter seen. He lout several MUMl b lies lor sllevtatlnC poo when extraction teeth. They are i r:. . tly harmless. The most dell, ale ran bavetbVun appliwd. He iloea not advertise irhythinlJ he cannot 4o, uur exhibit anything not mad.- by himself. Parents should consult the health and beauty ft their children by having tile Deiltisl direct tii -ir suconil di'iitition. ther. shy proont iii synjaietr) awl health to those inval liable r.r tSiUS. rreaalarity et children's leeth arrested soecessfltlly. Tho.-e bavins decayed teeth, should cilh r havs theui eatractad or tilled at once (the latter if pos sild.-). The health of the paities aud tl.e remaining teeth demand tlo. ar- i t .k.t pleasure iu Introducing Dr. uaas, my successor to the old rooms in Bray'i building, Hoping he will liud then both pleasant and UCsslI able From my iatercourse with tho Doctor, I am pleaHnd to timl hint oi f Ihe progTessiag ; possessing taste ami Matt ptofosslonal abiHty and stand baa;. W ith this view, I can . with safety, rt cjn. -lueml him to ihe commiiiiit) as a skillful and coat peti-nt dentist. (may 28) .1. KIVKTT. We can tttO MMfBD TRACK SCALFS of any cn parity. These Scaleo ape from the manufactory o E. T. FAIRHANKS . Ci., St. Johiishurg, Vet -ue nt. Every Scale is tested and sealed, and warranted cornet. For IcettViOtdaal M r. fer to tlie tlotusands of peraoasaaipg them. HORNBKOOK . CO., Agents, nov24 Water street. STvaasrille. QUACK NOSTRUMS. rmtii si rH hook Jm. nays: ''Tlte mafority ol Hair Washes, llait Iiye-, BairTonies, Ifair Oils, and the uumherlasa preparation.-' now before the public, nuder Sncfa extravagant, hyperlndical and fawtasth! titlen a" wo see paraded iu show window cards and newspaper loading, as hair pr. para! ions, ..re all humbugs of the tirst water ; their real merit, when they possess say, is that they do no barn.. Hog's I. nr. I, Whale Oil, Laid Oil, Swt el oil. (O nted and colored, make Bp, win u hlbeantHal wra.ipers end white flint glass bottles, the costliest character of tonics ; aud when thus COStly, an hsptfred with some trisyllable term, an 1 r:iii-ht at by verdant young and old of both sexes Such is not tho character ol Professor Wood's Hair Restorative. This g. utletleman comes before tin- world without any ' hicfa Matin " Xilopblofbrium, or any other astoaudlng aud startling eatefapeaay terms: he sisaply advertises a Uuir Umtoratit what it nx prof see, precisely and as a Restorative il nets. Buy Professor Wood's Hair Ro-Iolalivo ; and as yea value your scalp, aye, your very brains, apply nothing . Is. ; for it may be that you will get some worse snbstance than perfumed lard Otl your cranium. ReHiember, Wood's BaatoraUre for the Hair i the bast article extant." teja-Itwil!, i,y nature's own process, Restore Grav liair to the Orieiual Color, Will make it Grow on Bald Heads, Will restore tin Natural i-'i rrt t i i Will remove at once all Itchinff, Will remove all Iiau.lruii, Will cure all erupt ion-. .-veo Scahl li. a 1, Will make the Hair Sott mill Glot i . Will make the old ajipear young again. Will preserve tic Color of Hair to old age, Will always Fasten it and itop its ratliac, Aud is one ot the best Toilet Articles tor the Hair now io us.-. Manufactured by 0. 3. WOOD CO., ami sol. I Wholesale aad Retail at 4M Itreadway, N -w Vork. i f and 114 Market strei-t, ,st. Louis, Mo. Also oil i by all druggists in tin- city and country. septlA 4oo boxhs oty kyjura m IaWmoumb Winter Candles, for bekta i Itnetouatt i ales I at Vo. 46 Main st., bv PIHMl' DECKER. apt. until. WO VA I. Mtobe r I &oy , sfl SB C II I T I! r T , j Office Cur. Mam amd Water 8tt.; entrance on Main St., Evansrille, Ind. Plans, specificatious, detail drawings, Ac., for all classes of buildingi, prepared on short notice, and oa reason bin teraaei augi7 Lots lor Sale .no.sr ifJAs- Ti:n.ris. uust favorable opportunity ever offered i.- 211 lets of a acres each, on the New - Oh, tt tht put' burg road. 1 1 .. miles front the Court-house, and 8 bkSd .". r.-s each, en Washington avenue, ene mile from the ity. As siutll a quantity la onet fourth .d au acre will be sold, if desired. Apnlyto WILLIAM BISBOOWBss. essjSMIy ".TII'l. OJ ll.t.Vtl .!.! ItKTKH- & MINED Tn SIM ''!.;!' GKOKIJE TiloKNllibl. tak.-s pleasure loll. m illing his old customers that in tl.e qnallty and style of his work, he Hatters bhneeH l.e cannot bo excelled, lb- may still be found at the corner "f 3oCtiat and Main Streets, where the choicest Harness ami Saddles ol . very d. , ripti-m call be obtained on the best ol terms. sSjo" Uepairing done with neatness and dispatch Second-hand Harness ilwajson band. Jel

JjllHUJI.VliH' SfJjKN. Ue int.. o hand a supply of ?5 B Pa -- IS 10 .