Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 40, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 October 1860 — Page 4

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TRWELEUS' UllDE. Kvansvtlle dt Craw f.mlsvllle 11. K. DErAETCBF.. a,ccorumo.l.itlon Traiu m 6. A. M. Mail Tral f.15 " ABB1VALS. Mali Train UK p. M. Accommodation d.oO ' Steamers Regular Packets. roa CAIRO. Charley Bowk haves Tuesdays ami Saturdays at 12 o'clock M. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays at uigkt. FOR PADl'CAU. Dl'NBAn leave! Mondays, Wednesdays, anil Fridays at 12 o'clock it. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud Saturdays at i: i ! t Ges'l Anderson leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 12 o'clock, M. Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays iu the night. FOR IIKNDERSON. , Gks. D. M. Wam plies daily, leaviug Evansvillc iu the forenoon and returning ia the evening. TOR LOl'ISYILLE. Gnrr Eaglk, of Louisvilla, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 o'clock p. si. Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays in the afternoon. Grey Eaole, of Gallipolis, leaves Mondays at 12 o'clock m . and Thursdays at 6 o'cl.ak p. u. Arrives Sundays and Thursdays iu the afternoon. FOR GBEEX RIVER. BovfLixo Green leaves Mondays and Thursdays at C o'clock p. it. for Green river. Arrives on Mondays aud Thursdays in the morning. There m repnlar daily commiiitication uitb Uksmrson and JSEWitRiii by lioat aud Iii ml conveyRIVEB ITEMS. STEAMBOAT REGISTER . ARRIVED. Lue Fives. Green river ; Di Ideas, Pittsburg ; Minnetonka, 1'aducah ; Jacob Poe, Pittsburg; Peytona, Louisville; .1 . K . Hell, Cincinnati ; Woodford. New Orleans. DEPARTED. Diadem, St. Louis ; Minuetnnk a, Paducah ; Jacob Poe, St. Louis; Peyton.!, Ham Orleans ; J. K. Bell, N. Orleans ; Woodford, Louisville. BOATS LEAVING T0-DAY. Gen. Anderson, Paducah; Grey Eagle, Louisville; Gen. White, Henderson. ——— ......The river continues to decline slowly. The weather yesterday was clear and quite warm. PITTSBURGH, Oct. 24th, M.—River four feet six inches by the pier mark and rising slowly—weather cloudy. ......The regular mail packet for Paducah, Gen. Anderson, leaves at 12 o'clock to-day. Her accommodations arc unsurpassed. ......The calliopean Grey Eagle is the regular mail and passenger packet for Louisville this evening. Boat and officers are universal favorites. ......The favorite Green river D/ B. Campbell leaves for Bowling Green and intermediate points this evening. She is the regular mail and passenger packet. ......The Gen'l White goes as usual to Henderson. ......Mr. A. M. Collett, of the Mansion House, this city, has purchased the Green river boat W. V. Gillum, for $3000, with two years time. We believe Mr. Collctt designs running her on the Wabash. ......Among the arrivals and departures yesterday were the Louisville and New Orleans boats Woodford, going up, and the Peytona, down. The latter had all the freight she can get out with, and was full to overflowing with passengers. ......The Fred Tron is reported sunk at Island 10, in the Mississippi, about 65 miles below Cairo. She was on her way up from Memphis, laden with cotton for Cincinnati, a part of which will be damaged. The boat was worth about $10,000, owned by Capt. W. W. Fenton and others, and is partially insured. She will probably be raised. ......Mr. Sylvester Lee, of this city, has been awarded the contract for building a hull for the engines and cabin of the sunken Kate Sarchet, which "departed this life" last winter in the turbid waters of the Wabash. It is to be 150 feet long, 29 feet beam, with five feet hold. An Evansville company are to have the work done, which is to be superintended by James Norman of this city.— The boat is intended for the Evansville and Wabash river trade, and is to be completed by the first of January. With this contract there have been just twelve awarded to out mechanics this season.—N. A. Ledger. ====== Receipts by Railroad. OCTOBER 24th, 1860. 75 bdli hroiui eora, .1. Marietta ; lf.4 asks bran, 109 acks corn, Crane & Brow a ; 2 hxs, earner on board ; 4 bxa, 2 hhls, P peal an Bros.; 1,000 bush jhwheat, Iglehart Bros.; CO bbla Hour, J. II. Oglesby ; I.XS, OAgs, o. n , 1 ox, I HM rmuvi, , i, i,rw ii Langley ; 1 bx, E. S. Babcock ; T s. ks apples. Canal Mills; 2TS h.lls trees, ,1. H. Paraute ; I bdl, I bx, L. K easier, 2 casos, J. II. Marline ; 4 l.xs.J. H. A W. W. Morgin ; 2 bs. 1 trunk, 1 bid, J. S. Dutchstave m cbiue, l i.m, l ix, l roll, wjne ui th ; " bbls eggs Geo. Miller : 1 ear h.id hoop pole, A. Defraea. A. E. Ml KA PER, Agent. U. S. Senator. There will undoubtedly be a multiplicity of Republican candidates for the U. S. Senate to fill the place of Mr. Fitch, at the next session of the General Assembly. AmuDg the names we have heard or seen mentioned in this connection are the following: L. . DeBruler of the First District, John .'S. Davis and John M. Wilson of tlie Second; W. McKee Dunn of the Third; V. A. Hacklenian of the Fourth; George IV. Julian. Oliver I'. Morton, David Kilgore, and John S. Newman of the Fifth ; Caleb B. Smith and John D. Defree; of the Sixth ; Thomas H. Nelson and John P. Usher of the Seventh ; Henry S. Lane, Albert S. White.nnd God lore S. Orth of the F.ir-htli Schuyler Colfax of the Ninth; and F. W. H; Kllis of the Tenth. A. A. Ledger. The Ledger seems to be better posted than the generality of Republicans. Some of these names Mr. Norman has undoubtedly hatched np " in his own mind. No matter how many candidates are talked ot, the great Republican mind of the State will, between now and January, settle down up. on some individual of the best fitness and most claims for the office, aud he will be the man, despite the management of Democratic editors aud politicians. It will be found that the Republican party is able to make its own arrangements without outside heip. Wiok Awake Mt sic. The way the Wide Awakes made music in their mammoth performance in New York the other night, is thus described by a paper of that city : " Uncle Abe's Choir " attracted considerable attention. It comprised a small band of Wide Awakes, evidently possessing musical skill and talent. Their cheer was pe culiar, consisting of Hie eij;ht tiotes of the j diatonic scale sung n. 001900, as lolkiws : One, two, three, four hip hip Wide Awake. do re mi Ju .o ia xi do The descending scale was then sung in the same way, a peneral yell on no particular note eudiug the cheer. Wiih the bands, popular melodies were the order of the day or nigbi rather and had the preference over the usual operatic selections. Kt& A woman in Water ford, X. V., wishing to comatit Buividt, went to it tltuo;Rist a lew days ao, to procure arsenic Suspecting her purpose, the dltlgpst Rave Iter a largi.- close of matiesia. Although she ili.l not die, it rnaie ber so sick that she 'had a disgust lor suicide ever since.

INSURANCE.

COPELAND & NEXSEIM, OFFICE: SAVINCS BANK, NO. 1 FIP.ST STREET, BVANSV1LLE, ISO., m m: jv vi v rhpji ukii to tjkk w'mL Risks and isMie Policies in several of the widest and most reliable Insurance Companies of the United States. STOIIES, STOCKS, DWELLINGS, MILLS AND MANUKACTOUIES, insured at the meet favorable rates. MARINE AND INLAND KAVIGATION Risks taken on FLAT-BOATS, BARGES, STEAMBOATS and their CARGOES. Alo, applications received for LIKE INSURANCE. Combined Capital Represented, over $5,000,000. COPELAND & NEXSEN, Agents. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE flHI INSURANCE CO. Incorporated 1819 Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000, ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, And the prestigo ot" 40 years sure- ami experience. UPWARDS OK $14,000,000 Of loas'-a havo Ikpd pnitl hy the JEtua Insurance miaiiy in the aat 4ti yars. The valuw of reliable Insurance will be apparent from the following LOSSES PAID B V T II E .K T N A Dl'BI.MS THE PAST FIVE TEAKS: In Ohio 43t,fi20.8 In Wisconsin, lli,!i,r..r'.07 In Kentucky, L'o4,!i:i9.40 Missouri, :H1,M8.M Iowa A Minn. 10 9.415 In Michigan, Sl.58,013.81 In Indiana,... 14e,ti.Kl In Illinois.. .. 4,:i27.41 Teuofwee 9T.54'.I.21 Kansas A Neb 19H ".T7 Penn'a&Va.. :tl,.W5.8a Ark. k Ga.... 2:i.'.u:.." Mississippi and Alabama,. ..$52,112. Is. Fire and Inland Navigation Rik9 accepted at terms consistent with sol vency and fair profit. Especial atttntlion gicett to insurance of DWELLIXOS and Contents, for term i f 1 to ft year. The soli. I service loaf; anil successfully tried, and the many advantages tbo -Etna Insurance Company j ob seasea iu its line, Mi. mid not be overlooked by those ready to injure and nnderstanding th. ir l-st int-rests, Ilurint; 'stringent times" the necessity fir reliable insurance becomes an imperative duty the ability of property owners to sustain Inss bang ilien much lessened. Agencies in all the principal cities and towns throughout the State Polities issued without delay, by aay of the duly authorised Agents of the t'ompaiiy. IX-T BaaiaaM attended to with despatch and fidelity. COPELAND A NEXSEN, Agents, my2 Savings Bank lluildiUK, Kirst St. BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL. DEVOTED TO PI EE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. CHARTER VERPBTUA h. Cash Capital, - - $400,000 Cash Assets - s.) 17,712.36 S. L. Loo.MIS, I'rest. II. K RUaOOQa Secretary. U- II. II. M MAOILL, Gtnl Affta, CINt'lNNATI, if. 'Airtits in all tlif n iucipiil 'i(iec ntul IVwm LOSSES I'UoMPTI.Y I'A. tta-Applicalions received, pclicics laMMd and reuewisl, ami all hc.sinesa pertaining to the agency promptly atteude.l to COPELAND A N .tXSEN, Agents. BT Office, on First St , Let. Main and Syc, in Bavlaaa Hank BaUdiac. ARE YOU INSURED P 0KL4YS ARK DANC.ER9US ! EVANSVILLE AGENCY or THE MERCHANTS' INSURANCECO. Hartford, Conn. Cash Capital,$200,000 in i: i ( roits : Matk Howard, S. Womlrillf, .ialulH Hotter, K. IloNirtH, Guy it. Phelps, Timothy Sheldon, .lamrTl. Voater, Sidney A. While. fh.u. T. Ilillver, Kidah II. iiH.-ii, Ilnier Itlanchard, Riehard D. HabtMrd. M. M. Men iinaii, W. L. CoUiaa, W. ll. l. Catloader, K'Applications received, I'olii it-s issued and renewed, aud all I'lisiuess pel taitting to the Agency promptly attended to. i. . I - e.piit lily adjusted ami promptly paid at this Agency. wnrii COi'KLASD A NKXKN. Aceiit. THE SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., of .vtir lOBA cert. ( ash Capital, PAr. $500,(K)0. SVBPLV8 Sl.19.OOD PARTICIPATION POLICIES, Ka tit ling (lie aaattrcd to a portion of iu Proflta, OP WHICH 75 PER CENT Is Bet aatdq auuually for tliat purjoie, jTovidiii 8 A F E T V In its yearly Accumulations, whieh are ftmdtd instead of bniaaj dlrlaai to ctoekhohleiH, and o u i: a ' s : s lu diviih nds to hoMera ol uArttcipatCon poltcloa.1 or an AHATKMKNT in M.ir;ue IiiHiinutce from tlit? Btandanl rau-n ot premium to ctiatotocn who may prefer non-partieipatiou. JOSKI'H WATiKER, I'n's't. THOS. W. BfRXl6AtaT, Tice :,-i..-nl. U. E. Havio4;r, Stc'y. THIS C ( H 1 A N V Insures against losrf ami iUiii;ia;-ly Kiro u lull in." Ilooaehold Kurniluie, ptoroth Viit.-hm-- . aud their eotttotitn. Poliriei fMannd l.y septi t'iPKLAM) NX SJCN, Areata

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STEAMBOATS. REGULAR PACKETS.

! "5 ri -Irak i CHARLEY BOWEN!! II. T. DEXTER, Master. W;J, Dlarkell, ) Win. I lit I j . i (hrk The BOWED M til? regular KvaasTtlla and ('.tiro Swilt, Luzkt-llranslit, V. S. M;ii!, Paaaaager and Freibi Packet. K-i'i ' Arrives at Evansville every Tuesday and Friday muruing, making rtoan mnnrrtrrn vita the E. di '. RAILROAD rOB LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, AND THE EAST. Wdt ' I.i-aves Evanville every Tuesday aud Saturday at o'clock m. , couneclini; with ( I MBERLAND& TENNESSEE RIVER Packets at Saaltalaad, aud at Cairo wMk tlie ILLINOIS ( ENTRA L RAILROAD, Aud witli Packets for ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS, AND NEW ORLEANS. ttii" The C. Bowis goM to ( aire, everr Tuesday, and the CaaaXKT BoWM goes to Cairo every Saturday, octt; U. S. MAIL. Evansville &)ai.ucal. Daily Packets DUNBAR, CU S FOWLEK master. GEN. ANDERSON, FOWI.ER Master. !.-nve EraniiTllle Daily at l io'i loik M., Smidaj-H Excepted. Leave Padiieuh Dally at 9 A. HI. The DUN BA It and GEN. ANDERSON make clot connections at Paducah with packets for NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, & NEW ORLEANS, Ami at KvaTisvilli' with packetd fr LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI Railroads, for the Kast. i? i Th.. Dunbar goes to Cairo every Friday, and the Gen. Anderson goes to Cairo every Saturday. JOHB H. HALL, Agent, septus No. 2 Water st reet. MJt Mi 01 V tj . U M-J I Jk" ."V JaA- ille ami Bowling wreen Packet. The liaht draft lT. S. Mail St. amer; IIOWLIG bRKEH, A. LITER. Captain. JOHN TRAVIS, Clll, Leaves EvaaaviBn every Monday and Thursday, at ; o'- lo. k, i m , leaves Bewliue; Green every Wednesday and Saturday, at H a. m. aufrlo 1 'UWVW I I. A ,' tr H K It SUJ M j Packet, Gi.n'i. I). M. WHITE, It. L. Lncstkr, master, runs as n regalar I reiaBt and Passentrer Piicketi daily (Sundays excepted) between this poiut and Henderson. aui?7 mM9K t O.ni TO .sT.iW'.-fHrf.VtJE WW of time. 1'he Louisville anil Beadervoa Llgbt-Praaglit, Swift, Side Letfc"-3' Wheel II. S. M.and Passeniier rnrlr t mTr:i' , CSraroy Eaglo, Capt. A. HONNALLY, J. A. LlVK, CI k, Leaves Evansville for Louisville every Monday at IU o'clock ., and every Thursday at 6 o'clock p. m., arriving at Louisville Tuesday and Friday ever. ins. Betorningr, leaves Louisville every Wednesday and Saturday evening at f, o'clock. JNO. B. II A' L, Agent, jnl v2s-tf No. 2 Water street. EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE U. S. MAIL PACKET, Gr roy IE! agio. W. H . DANIELS, Capt. S. P. Hai.moay, IVerk. m nt vns k j; -..- ii. r. i. r: r. wku jJLj Tie s.hiy and Saturday at li o'clock I M. Returning, leaves Louisville every Monday aud Friitiv at 4 o'clock p. m. nVf Thronirh Bills of Lading will he Riven for Tohsi-co or oner freight to Baltimore or New York at as low rates it not lower than ly any other route. Pa-senders or freight taken at packet-boat rates for any point on the Ohio liivcr or on Graea River. tfmf The paanonger accommodations of the Grey Kagte are aaaaruaaaed by any boat upon the Western waters. Apply on hoard or to JOHN II. HALL, june7-.ltf No. 2 Water street. m on out it Mr POND RIVER passeniier steamer t'j nitoi.Tojv .i.y-ii flu- ele:nt ,.- .UK EAVES, I lir-rX-,S McDohalo, Master, Tan will make regular trt-wee rolton and lN.n.I River, Wednesdays and Fridays. 1y trip to South "arE.n freight or naaaage, apply hi ttdanl. deatHf FORWARD'G & C0M1VIISSI0N. I. A.( It.VK UJI.BIIOWN. CRANE &. BROWN, Forwarding & Commission EVANSVILLE, INI). -ills for K era I fash , icavhn Salt i'ompany. "a ilvaiieuti i int. Ie ii Shipmenta of Produce The trade rKigtu d, of the late run & i ., ami Brown Ai'iiiiiKi, Iihv ciatfd them.-H'lvt'H tn;rtln.'r undi ('nnii' & Brown. I'r the iiiriM.s, ff I. A. CriM 1 tliiri iliiy a.sdotho tiHino of f liamiM tint a fjCnornl K"rwanl. anJ CoBIBlission I nisi lit wt, ns rarri'il '-ti ly thr lal ftrnts. (from oar long exiH-rk and iiicreaned facilities, t"L,vtlM'i witli nir pt'i'sttnal ainl Strict attention to tlio iutfretf f our Cor re4OB(l tits, wo baumrd nolbin in Kiiaifaalleolnn; nerKct natiftactiou. bg lav to oTjire.-H our gTHtitnde t) tlosc who havo brotofore coaftdod their interests to ofir kT.inir, and trust to 1 ahh- to nerve th m in future, pledgfnfg ur beat elTrt' t the Htlvaiieeuteitt .I ti.. ir interests lSAAt! A. CKANK, OCtS-ljd W 1 ILIAM HUtVN. N K W A It KANti KM K N T. Th A ma MS Kxit.ehm Company rertpeet fully nn wmnce lo their friends and patrons. tbo puhlicof j KvaiiHviJIe ami vicinity, that, with inereaiied facill- . tiea for the transportation of F U K t H T , I' A 0 K A ii- B S -. M ti S h: Y A A' D V A L V A ft I. MB, I They totlcit a continoanca of farmer favors. Ks j peciaJ cart takwn in the toOeuttoni of IEUIh, Draffs, N ami the tramporPitia of small and valuable packaeH. All pei boas Trittl.Bg to avail themselves of the facililieH of the Kxprens, ean obtain any desired itif-r-saatioa m roferoaca to the routes and details of the businuas, at th-'ir tftire on Ftrat ntrt'et, betwaan Mi; , Lornst, oposita the Post ttii.-e. de 1 ; (i. II. FISH. Agent. Old !:stablishd Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. P. a. O'RIjLEIT 8c Co. kr n.m e:, s ou u ukaj.vm, r.v 5 I 'OM MISSION IK lit 'HANTS. Qaaeral Kailroro (Steattitmat, aud Kxprec Aflntl Upocial Vents Tor Hit-l'L-NN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; and connections, nvt r wliicb we aro autltoriyeI to (rive thrctrh receipts at tha lowest poaalble rates Havin g a mam 'Moth Vrharftoat at Usa laiMiinp, the lai j:-f4t t'ii tie Oh'iu Iliver, cjqtahle of Staring aud protecting all metchamlit liable to damage fr(m azpoenre, we are piepar. tl to facilitate the dispatch of til e onsigaaaci nta. Km warded to our cats by eitiier RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. ! Particular attention paid to Itacsjjejaa;. Storasg and Krv. Anlinp, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned K- forsale, and sat isfactiun giiarantfal Oflice and extendi y Wart ln use on Water str.el, sjiljajnlng the Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat, where we are to he Rmfid, SttCBttfag to t tit interests of our patrons at all hours, day and ntgbt. With our loporior tAcilities; long stand bag; untiriug energy; and knowledge "four bubiiivMs, wo . feel coniulvnt cfpiinn general satisfaction, uud i htp' to iu rit B cuitinnance ..! (he extemsitcpatrouI age we are uuw enjoying. albsral cash advaiit es will be made on allc-oiii-din-iir i.i- either ourselves or eofTsapondantl in any of the principal markets. North. fc,,i.t or South. P. C. O'RiLEY &, CO. w i etton Phwh VmIs, fancy Ktjles.and low ; 2fiUHik. -.-t'tinei o sl.oli:: hihI d.llHl'le; :tutl l-'.i-.. -, I'usiuieu " rrat rarietji ol aaAteru.H : I tttkl HIK. Satin 41 nil .iiilitieri ; !'ii I. in. -ii! mil silk Plana Vatta, lgant pat in. an . .l K. KKKNi II A Co., wf42Q No. HO Haiu liccl.

COMMERCIAL.

Sei York Alarket. New Vonic, Oct. 24, p. m. Flour heavy and about 5'.- lower, with only a moderate demand for export and home consumption ; sales of 16,000 llls at 5 30,5 35 for super state; "i 455 50 for extra state; 5 25 5 35 for super western ; 5 505 To for common lo medium extra western ; 5 75 5 80 for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio. Ltye flour steady with sales of 150 bbls at 3 504 35 for common to choice super. Corn meal in mo.lern.te request, but prices are without striking change ; sales of 200 bbls of Brandy wine at 3 85. Whisky market heavy an 1 lower; sales of 700 bbls at 22A23, closing at the inside price. Wheat unsettled, irregular, and l2c lower ; sales of 80,000 bushels of winter red western at 1 33 I 34, closing with the latter price refused for prime ; 36,000 bush of Milwaukee club at 1 251 26; 6,000 bush of amber l"ond-du-Lac at 1 28; 1,900 bush of North-western club at 1 251 26 ; 3,800 bush of amber Wisconsin at 1 27 1 28 ; 31,500 bush of Chicago spring at 1 191 22; 2,600 bush of white Indiana at 1 43. Bye continues steady ; sales of 34,000 bush at 78c for state ; Peoria continues in fair request, with sales of 3,200 bushels at 8081c. Corn in pretty fair demand, and prices generally without material change ; sales of 11,400 bushels at 69 70 for western mixed afloat and in store ; chiefly at the latter price ; and 75c for sound yellow. Oats rule steady , sales to a fair extent at 3840 for western Canadian and state. Pork dull and in favor of buyers ; sales of 150 bbls at 19 2519 37J for mes3, and 14 377 14 50 for prime. Beef quiet and lower; sales of 350 bbls at 3 75 4 25 for country prime ; 5 005 25 for country mess. Prime mess beef and beef hams dull and nominally unchanged. Cut meats nominal at 8J for shoulders ; 11 11 for hams. Lard market quet and steady, with sales of C50 bbls at 1213c, including 300 bbls for December at lljj. Butter at 1 l(7;i5c for Ohio, and 1621c for state. Cheese steady at 9Allc for inferior to prime. Coffee market continues firm, with transactions to a moderate extent at full prices. Suprar market steady with a moderate demand ; sales of 525 hhds of Cuba at 67 ; 25 hhds of Porto Rico at 7. Rice quiet and steady. Molasses quiet and unchanged ; sales of 21 hhds of l'orto Rico at 39, and lo hhds of Barbadoes at 35c. Hides steady at 1 25 for Buenos Ayres ; 24 24 for Rio Grande ; and 18c for western. Leather firm at about previous quotations. New York Cattle Market. New York, Oct. 24th. Beef cattle declined per cent, mainly on grades below strictly prime ; prices ranging from 69 ; average 77A; receipts 5,000 head. Sheep and lambs advanced fully 25c per head with a moderate demand; receipts 12,000. Swine, prices lower, stock plentiful, at full quotations; 55J for still fed, and 5J6J tor corn fed; receipts 10,000. Cincinnati Markrt. Ci Nt'ixx ati, Oct. 24th, i'. m Flour reniftins oominal ; there is no ilematul worthy of notice ; sellers seem unwilling to meet the views of buyers, which are about 4 75 for superfine. Wheat dull, but nominal! v unchanged ; buyers contend for a decline. Corn steady at 40(43c for old. There is a pood demand for barley at 8085 for fall. Oats dull at 150. Whisky declined to 16$ and closed quiet ; the sales add up, 1,700 bbls. Oood demand for mess pork, with sale of r00 bbls at 17 87, and some small lots at 18 00. Bcoa dull; shoulders at 8 (Ti S 'l ; nothing done in sides. Groceries onchanged and Steady. Money easy. Exchange firm at .' premium. I)EATn of Dr. H. U. Robabos. The Columbia (Tenn.) Mirror announces the death, from consumption, of Dr. Howell R. Robards, of Memphis. The sad event occurred near Columbia on the 17th inst. He was well known to the medical profession of the country, and regarded as one of the most skillful surgeons in the South. Hkavy Bst. Mr. James Wadsworth, of Genessee, N V., has bet 20,000 with Dean Rich Blond, that New York will give 40,000 majority for Lincoln in November. The bet is a heavy one, but both men are abundantI y able to pay it. Tiiekk are sad account from the wine districts of France. It is no longer possible to cherish any illusion about the vintage. Tlie continued bad weather has done irreparable mischief Iu point of quality, the wine of 1(50 must certainly be as bad as that of any year within memory. In some districts the grapes arc not worth gathering Lou. lour. Tub celebrated " Western Reserve " in Ohio, composed of twelve counties, gave the Republican ticket, at the recent election, iu that State, 21,467 majority! That was a shrewd suggestion of one of the unterritied who said: "The Demo cracy are a powerful nation, but I don't believe they can elect two Presidents in one year." One thousand men are employed in the United States in the manufacture of sewmachine needles, and the profits on them amounts to nearly 300,000 a year. Since the introduction of sewing machines tbe sale of spool cotton has increased to the extent of more than a million and a half annually. Rats are said to dislike copperas, and if ; cellars are sprinkled with a strong solution ; of it, they will vacate the premises. CnntSTTAN KKATZ UM. HKILMAK KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITV FOUNDRY! HANlXFArrrUEBRS AND lil IT.tiEllS OK STEAM KMGTNKS AND 1IOILEKS, Saw aad Qrist Mill Machinery, Totxteed Screw Oaiiliuin; Muo Iii lies, Chinese Sugar C'huo .Mill-, 'i Ii r -. s I ii sr njat-lktneg, Jc-. K VANS VII. LK. IND rWVIF. FKOFKIKTOHa ill' THE CITY FOVlt -B dry beg leave to inform tlieir frieuiU aud tli public in general, that they are prepared to do all kindri of MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, and everything appertaining to thu Fonudry l.usi nee. They an- nuutnfiwtariag Steam Baaian am Batumi of any aiae and power required. Saw Mill Mucliineiy and Mill Gearing of any size; DtsUIlery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Uuuiming Machinea, Thraehing Machiaea, Malt Mill, Uonepcwera, Corn-BheUere, Machinery of all kinds made aud repaired. Iron and Brass distiiiic of every description, Iron llonsefronts, Cellar Uraus. J-c. GaaUag and Heating Stoves of the latest improved patterns: Hollow 'ar, Dok Irons, 4c. BBKWKBS, DISTILl.KrtS, KKCTIFIEUS.Ai , Bapphed with every description of Copier ar.4 Bheel Iron W. rk, Brewing Kettles. Refrigerator". A ti.-itntoraiors, Sp-ime.-. Stillhea.lH and Worms oa mi Improved principle, l olumns for Alcohol Stills. Yeaaf Jags, Caiis. Syphons, A,-.; Copper, Lead ami Iron I'ipe; Co pi or, Braea and Iron Pumps of every variety, Ibr Isee: . spirits, oil, .t-e.: Brass Cocks ami Valves, Steam Wlusltea, drc. Worknieu sent to all parts to fit up work and di repairs oa Steam Boilers. Cupper and Sheet Iron Woik, de. Of l M KT I.S BOUGHT. The) aredealing in aad .-.eliin Allen's Improv.-.f Steam Qange, Wrought Iron welded Pipes an.! Tnlin;r, Hiram Uouhius.1 Inipi.oe.l Smut Machine, Stepbea Hngberi' Floor Separators, ii. rntan Boltingduth. Gum mastir Belting, flicking, Hor-, -c. ot the i-t kind; Tiio.l.u. . Sheet Iron, lllo.-k Tin, Via Iron, llal.it Met ii. Spelter, FireBricL. They have every lacility of the Lest Machinery nd workmen, and v'ttl give altworli entrusted tc them, their iiotivt. nal attentioa, tiffing takers lavsaptly, a-arrKntiiu theirwi rh.and are sstisflrd witli reo..i.ri.ihh- ;o-i.-. s. ft-tlrii. e and Kal' UounM No. HO Main street; sainUa lUsiha Yaid w i MacbiaelSbop on Pine street, tietaeao litAl tecond streets, Evun-i!U-,Ijkdiaua. ddcT

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COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. City of Evansville, Oct 20, I860. mmoTicjB is u a he it v til vi;j" W W that I, Christian Ue.idericli, Collector of the City of Evansvilln, between the hours of J and 12 o'clock a. aud 2 and 5 o'clock p. m., on the l.'Uh of November, 18w, will sell nt public auction at tbe door of the Court House in the City of Evansville, Iudiaua, the follow ing lots, parts of lots, and parcels of real estate and improvements, asse.wed for tbe payment of City taxes for tbe year I860, due from the owners thereof to tbe City of Evansville, the same being now due and unpaid, and for the costs of said sale, aud that such sale will he con tinned from day to day at tbe aforesaid hours and place until all the lo'ts and p.ircels of real estato herein meutioued are sold as ottered tor sale : OBtOlNAL PLAN. Howes, L-jwis, lot 2., original plan S"7 SO L'PI'Eil ENLARGEMENT. Chandler, John J., 5th subdivision o! out lot No. 4 o 9w Fairchild, E. II., lot in j7 LOWEIt ENLARGEMENT. Baker, Was., undivided half of HH7 feet of Wharf property, below Division street between Elm and Leet street fi'j 00 Howes, Lewis, undivided two-thirds of -J7o feet of Wharf property, above Leet street r.O 00 Howes, Lewis, lot No. 1 ... 8'' DONATION ENLARGEMENT. Fellowes, Win., lot No. 14'.' 9 77 EASTERN ENLARGEMENT. Bak.-r A Garvin, lot 6. Block 1G, East'n Ea'l $2 30 " " " 10 " 10 2 30 " " ' r. "20 " i s " " " 8 " 20 " I 73 " " " 9 " 21 " 2 S3 " " " 7 " 22 " 2 88 M M (I ;j II o II 1 72 H M .1 h . 44 , , " ' " 8 " 44 " 1 :ts " " ' - 41 " l :m " IS " 44 ' 1 38 .. 18 44 , og .. 0 u 44 1 M .. .. 44 i -M " " " 23 " 4t ' 1 38 M .. j; U 4S t 38 h .. h 9 u 4,r, 38 M .. 17 .. 45 j 07 ' " " 19 " 45 " 1 20 2i " a ' 1 27 " 8 " 6 ' 1 38 Denbler. W. J., " 3 " 39 " 7 48 Early, Ro'.ort, " fi " 20 " 4 02 " " fi " 30 " 19 55 " " 13 " 40 " 6 33 " ' 19 " 49 " 3 10 " 150 feet on Sixth street by ISO feet on Locust street, of Evans's Homestead 43 13 Gsrvfn. Thomas E., lot 5 Block 41 4 03 " undivided of Block IS 5 7". Hayhiirst, Aariah, lot 19 Block 49 1 38 Meotzer. Michael... " 9 " 40 4 00 Meaker, Henry 11 " 30 4 93 Neff, Peter N " 4 " 45 1 38 Bimoth, Albert, the north half of lot 8 Bio. k 32 4 03 BAKER'S ADDITION. Emrich, Wm., lot 4 Block 3 1 4 ' north V.; of lot f. Block 3 3 04 Garvin, Tbos. K , lot 18 Block 4 1 44 LAMASCO. Garv in, This. E , lot 19 Blin k 135 2 03 " 20 " 1S5 2 44 " " 14 " 130 2 25 " " 15 " 130 2 25 ' ' 2 ' 175 3 38 " " 4 " 175 3 37 Gilford, Thomas, 128 feet by 380 feet of north end of Block No. 105 10 13

lot 1 Block 57 Lamasco 2 03 .4 o r,7 ' 2 25 M 3 n ryr c o M 4 (I r,Y 2 25 " 5 " 57 " 2 81 " f. " 57 " 2 03 m 7 h 57 2 25 m 8 57 2 25 k r,? 4t 2 25 " 10 " 57 " 2 a " 1 " 74 " 1 88 " 11 " 47 " 94 lot 9 Bl.s-k 5S f s ssanr n 1 8 " in " r.8 " 1 SO "11 " 58 " 1 50 " 12 " 58 " 1 SO 13 " .18 " 1 87 "It " 58 " 1 09 " 10 " 58 1 09 " 1 " 85 " 2 t;3 ' 2 " 85 " 2 25 " 3 " 8 5 " 2 25 ... i ii gf, ii o 14 2 " 8'. M 2 tN'. " 3 - 811 " 2 00 " 9 " 80 " 2 03 ' 10 " 80 " 2 25 " 22 " 100 " 1 12 " 23 " 1IM) " 1 31 " 24 " 100 " 1 31 " 0 " 10 " 1 88 " 14 " 100 " 1 09 ' 15 " llll " 1 t'.9 M r, i. 08 2 25 i; m io2 2 (n; 12 " 102 " 2 00 13 " 102 " 2 tk; 8 " 104 " 1 88 9 " Till " I 87 10 " 104 ' 1 88 14 ' 1IH " 1 87 ' 15 " 1114 " I 88 ' 10 " 1114 " 1 87 " 17 " I'M " 1 88 ' 21 " 111! " 1 09 " 22 " lot " 1 09 " 21 " in-1. " 1 87 22 " 106 " 1 88 23 " lo5 ' 1 87 24 105 " 2 25 " 25 " 105 " 1 88 20 " lo.', - I 85 27 " 105 " I 88 " 28 " 105 " 1 87 ' 12 " 108 " 2 25 " 13 " 108 " 2 25 " 3 " HHt " 2 48 all of " 162 " 11 25

FOUBTH EN LA RG EM ENT. Sleior, W J, lot 24, IlliK-k lo, fourth entargi ment 81 STt tO K WELL'S EN LARGEM t. N T. Greou, .lobn W, lot 1, Block 13, Stock well's Kill. 1 09 "2 " 13 do 3 50 Mtorkaell,.! M, (heirs) lot 31, Block 17, do 32 ' 17 do CARPIONTElt'S PLACE. 1 8.1 1 GS

Lewis B, lot 1, Block 4, Carpenter's place 1 13 " 2 " 4 do 3 75 BATTEL!, PLACF. Lewis B, lot 10, Block 1, Battell hu e 7 51 "11 "1 do 7 511 " 12 ' 1 do 7 1.9 " 13 " I do 7 08 ' 14 " t do 7 09 " 15 " I do 7 68 " 16 " 1 do 9 19 " 17 " 1 d.. 11 26 " 18 "1 do 7 87 " 19 " 1 do 7 69 " M " 1 do 7 68 ' 21 " 1 do 7 69 " 22 "1 do 7 68 " 23 I d. ! 18 " 24 " 1 do 7 88

CHRISTIAN nEDDERini, City Collector. Swd M in H I' O HJi T I O .V ,V TIVJS.Order tor Plank Side-Walk. Septem'r 29, lSiiO. And now it is hereby ordered ami directed by the j Common Council of the city of Evansville, that the j owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or j adjoining the north side of 3d St.. from I.eet St. to the western line of Stockwell's enlargement in said tbe city, cause tbeside-walks thereon to lie brought t,,. InM.roper grade andthat the, cause a de walk 1 -C.-i.n- No. J to Ik ' " iirpori, within thirty i ilAyn from the publication ot tui order. P. BURKK, Clerk. City Clerk's Office, Ortober 15.1SG0. yo P0JIJT0V JVO T i V li . Order for Plank 8ide.Wlk. 8eptemfr 29, I860. Aud now it is hereby ordered and directed by the min u Council ot tbe city ot Kvannville, that tbe iv, uers of all lotn or part of lotn fronting on or ad joining the north-weft Hide of !nd street, from ark et street lo tbe wsjatartl line of Stockweli'rj i-ailareuieut in Haid city, ;t .- tlie side-wtilk thereon to be l-r nht to the proper rs.de, aud that thoy MN a osde-walk t I.i-m n imbt-r - to be laid s)evj thereon within thirty days freflD tbe publication of thU order. P. Bt'IiKK, CUrk. T City Clerk's Office, October 15, XmK mmoTiCJS to ro.vr a ctobs. WW The Common Council of the City of Evainville will receive sealed prottsjaaja until the 23d day f OctolnT, 1800 for grading, guttering and paving tbe alley extvudb fmm Sycamore to V'itie stret tH, ami situated lietwejn Third and fourth UtiOela. The contractor to furnish at) the materia!-, and do the work agreeably to plan and specifieatioiiM on iile in this office. P. BUSKK, Clerk. Clerk' Office, O. -tolier l-t. 1800. mmOTMCMi TO VO'TKJVTOHS. WW Tbe Cdsnaien Council of the City of Evansville vrll roceivo sailed profiosals until the -'.ll day ot la-toher, tM0, tor 'r;dii the alley extendiia; fr.ni Vine to Divisii.u street, anil situat.-.l between Third and Fourth streets in said i.'ity. P. BL'KKK, Clerk. ;ierk' Oflice, October 1st, lSt'.o. 3T,,"' tliapp l.tp aud llautt. .1 Sure .M. Kcm.-dy. I'se tbe Compound Glycerine Lotion, which is entirety free from urc.ise, or any article ttiat can possibly injure tbe skill. A feudrops rubbed on occasionally is all that is required. Prepared onlv at W M . U I E K Iti ) W KR'S, Uiagsjiat, No 7?i Main st:eet, (Waahifjgtna l.l'k,) octll.lt; Evansville, lad.

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HEW YORK STORE. M.V OFrglUl.VU OVR UOOUh M. asking the patronage of this comtuuuity, we have only to say that we eosjM atitongst you as wruianent citizens, aud promise tb.it in ill things our word shall be made good. Our purchases have been made under the iuo.-i favorable circumstances, iu New Yelk and other Eastern cities. A long residence ami Intimate business connections with the best mercantile houses there, gives us advantages to buy pjOads cheaper than can la done under any nthrr CM cum -stances. We hive adoptid a system thai is so ne-.vh.-it new here, but it is the only one which vi I en sills -i mell ii Slit to sell goods at low prices through, mt all cut ire stock CASH EXCLUSIVELY, ON 13 JP H. I CU AND SO HEYIATIOS ; ALL ARE TO UK TREATED ALIKE. Our endeavor lias 1. t-u t buy evrjr thing of thBEST QUALITY A XD X atest Styles, AnJ we havu nuuln arruntmonts to keep our utock fsupli.d with thr- mod VASUIOMAULK floods as soon a thy h-h nut Kr-T. Domestic Goods A large sen. at meat, and CHEAP. Flannels of every color and grade, Fancy Dress Goods, Valentias, Mohairs, Plain and chSMs Kiirnred lor trsOMUsaj dresses. Fancy Poplins, Sabinas, Persian Delaines, Magenta Cloths, FRENCH MERINOES, VERY CHEAP ; Printed Merinoes, elegant styles, RICH PLAIN VELOURS, Fancy Velours. BAKE IN STYLE AND COLOT.. ALL WOOL DELAINES, PRINTED DELAINKS, ua.ro"sr silks, SOMETHING NEW AND ELEGANT ; AND Black Silks of Every Grade. LINEN AND WHITE GOODS , TABLE CLOTHS AND T O -7S7 EIjIKT O, From tin Lowest to the sii.est, IRISH LINENS, BIRD EYE, DIAPER, HOLLANDS, &c, &c Embroideries A LARGE ASSOUTMENT OF JACONET BANDS, EDGINGS, INSEBTINOS AND HOLLA Its AT Something very fine in EMBROIDER'D HANDKTS COLLARS AND SLEEVES IN SETTS, FROM 75 CENTS TO $15.00. LA DIES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES, 7 A IitrK" stock, uml . very pair niudo to our order, of llic BEST MATERIALS, AND WAKUANTKD. These Goods we ofl'er for Cash at very low prices, intending to make our bouse in that respect, a complete NEW YORK STORE. GILES & McPHEETERS, No. 5 First street, Foster's.New Buildings, near the Post OH.co. tept.0 Closing Out at Cost. JVO OffKH or It KJS'TIHK WW stock of GihmIs at cost, with a view of making a chance in business. Terms cash. Evansville, Sept , JAS. OAKLEY SON. S.'pfJl-llU H BOOTS AiTeTshOES. Hut Y'K HHP ITT Mill J.VII K.Vlarced my store, and have on head a full supply of BOOTS AMI SHOES of my own manufacture, all of which I w ill win rant Of tbe best quality. 1 have purchased My leather !r caah, and will sell i.n the OSMJsriessaaflnH for cmlt, lower than the same (juality ef goods are usually sold in this city. WM BMEKY, sept!il-3iud l'Xi Main-st, cor. Samth-at.

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it fj.no f i o i.Bi HJS'tr t o. hare removed to Wat. i 'r-.-t. thres door love Main. mm WE are now niaimfactin iip Wells' Patent Kold lug Spring Bed, the best and most convenient now ' I in use, ai it can be moved or handled without aoy trouble. Call aud examine t hem. tan'J.i : HAXS1 DB. HAAS, having leased the rooms formerlyoccopied by Dr. Kivott, in Dr. Bray's biiildins;, opposite the Post Office, foi . series of years, would respectfully solicit the citizens o! Evansville and the surrounding towns and country, fo visit bis rooms and see tbe specimens on exhibition, whether tbev need the services of a Deutist or not. Since the issuing of his last circular and advertisement, over a year since, several improvement and new iiivwntions have been made, of which be has availed himself, and allows uothfnf that will subserve the interests ol Ins patients, to pass unsecured. His facilities are ta-tter and establishment larger, without doubt, that any other in our i State, and equal toany in Eastern cities. All those I who need Dental lip.il St inns performed, and are i pleasedwith Bis work, shall be attended to with I great pleasure. The following are the si les of work manufactur ed by him: Continuous Cum; Block or Carved Work; Vulcanite Base; Coalite; Amber; Chcoplastic; Gold and Silver work. Nothing can excel the beauty and cleanliness of the continuous gum work. It is without a seam or crevice. Cheeks that are sunken can be restored to nearly their original contour by this style of work, and also by the use of the Vulcanite, I'oralI I to, aad Amber Base. The latter styles, fst light ness and adaptation to .lillu nil mouths, excel say. eels anything we have eer seen. He has several ame-,1 heti. s for alleviating pain when extracting teeth. They are perfectly harmless. The most delicate can have them applied. He does not advertise anything be cannot do, nor exhibit anything not made by himself. Parents should consult the health and beauty of their children hy having tbe Dentist direct tbeie second dentition, thereby producing symmetry ami health to those invaluable organs. Irregularity of children's teeth corrected sue cessfully. Those having decayed teeth, should either havs them extracted or tilled at ones (the latter if possible). The health of the parties and the remaining teeth demand this. Bsf- I tak.i plsasnre in introducing Dr. Haas, my successor to the old roosjsala Bray's building, hopiug he will find them both pleasant and profitable From my intercourse with the Doctor, I am pleased to find him one of the progressing; possessing; taste and high professional ability and standing. With this view, I can, with safety, recommend him to the comniiinitj as a skillful and competent dentist. (miiy.'S) J. K.IVETT. iHBJ.VHS' mSVMit) We nave o ML hand a supplv of .n. 'flfTl!!!, 'Wf..t, in . We can also fnruisfa TBAt K SCALKS of any ca parity These Seal. a are from the niaiiufactory o E. T. FAIRBANKS .( CO., St. Johnsburg, Vormont. Kvery Scale is tested and sealed, and war. ranted correct. For testimonials we refsr to tks tboiisands of persons tiding them. HOBNBROOK d- CO., Agents, nov24 WaU-r street. Kvansville. QUACK NOSTRUMS. rBUI MS JVMiW 'OltK HOOH M says :" Tlie majority of Hair Washes, Hair Tyes, Hair Tonics, Hair Oils, and the DttsaberleSS preparations now before the jiublic, under such extravagant, hyperl.oli.-al and fantastic titles as wh see paraded in show win. low cards and newspaper headlhas. as hair preparations, are all humhllgs of the first water ; their r.-al meiit.when they possess any, is that th.-y do no harm. Hog's Lard, Whale Oil, Lard Oil, Sweet oil. scented and colored, make up, when inbeautilul wrappers and white flint glass bottles, tbe i ostli.-st character of tonics . and when thus costly, are baptised with some trisyllable term, and c night at by verdant young and old of both sexes Such la riot the rhar.tcter ot Professor Wood's Hair Restorative. This gentletleman comws before the woild without any "higr falutin " X iloiditoforiiini, or anv other astounding and startling catchpenny terms: he simply advertises a Ifnir ReMoratiee what it expresses, precisely and as a Restorative it sets. Buy Professor Wood's Hair Restorative; and as you value your' scalp, aye, your very brains, apply nothing else ; forit may be that you will get some worse substance than perfumed lard on your cranium. Re-mcn-ber. Wood's Restorative for the Hair is tbo best article extant." nvcjL, It will, by nature's own process, Pastors Gray Hair to the Original Color, Will make it Grow OS Bald Heads, Will restore tits Natural Secretions, Will remove at onc ail itching, Wilt remove all Dandruff, Wilt cure all eruptions even t-'esld Head, Will make the Hair Soli I Olossy, Will make tbe old Hpjs-ar young again. Will preserve the Color of Illlir to old age, Will always Fasten it and Stop its Falling, And is one ot the best Toilet Articles tor the Hair now hs as.. Manufactured hv II. J. WOuP & CO., and sold Wholesale and Retail at 441 Broadway, New York, and 114 Market street, St. Louis, Mo. Also oil by all druggists in the oily and country. nsptia 00 MMOXMSH OM AVMJVM3 Itl.l .K II Mill ' w Winter Candles, for sale below IXncinnatl rates atNo. li; Main st., l.y PHILIP HF.CKKR. Sept. 28th. REMOVAL. Robert iJofjrf Jt M CM MT Jg CT, Office Cur. M.j ai and Water its.; entrance on Main St., Eninsmlle, Ind. Plans, specifications, detail drawings, Ac, for all classes of buildings, prepared on short notice, and oa reasonable tana. augl7 Lots for Sale OJV MOST MM KIT TM2 KJH8. -The most favorable npiairtunity ever offered to the public. W lots of 5 acres each, on the Newburg road, 1V.J miles from the Court -house.-, and 8 lots of ft acres each, on Washington avenue, one mile from tlie city. As small a Sjssml ity asouelourth of an acre will he sold, if dusired. Apply to WILLIAM BlliRBoWKR. nov2dly mTM.l. lljMJVtt UHTMiUMISKI) TO SITCCF.F.P GEORGK Tr.ORNIHLL takes pleasure In ii -orniing his old customers that in the quality anil style of his work, be flatters himself he cannot be excelled. He may still be found at the corner of Second and Main streets, where t tie choicest Harness and Saddles of every description can In, obtained on the best of terms. sksr Repairing di ne with neatness and dispatch Second-hand Harness ilwai'icn band. lei

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