Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 42, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 October 1860 — Page 4

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TRAVELERS' GUIDE. Svansvtlle A. Craw funis v t lie

tt. U. DEPAETVEtB. iccounuodatlon Train 6.00 A . M. dail Tml x 9.15 UUT1U. Kail Train 1.56 P iccoinmodatioo J. 30 M. Steamers--Regular Packets.

TOR CAIRO. CnARtKT Buwts leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays it 12 o'clock m. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays it night. it FOB PAPliCAU. Pl'SBAR leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frilays at 12 o'clock m. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, nd Saturdays at night. Uen'l Anderson leaves Tuesdays, Th ir.davs and Saturdays at 12 o'clock, M. Arrives Mondays,

v e.iuesuays ana rnasvs in the nigtit, FOB HKNIIEUSON. Oest. D. M. White plies daily, leaving Evansvillu in the forenoon and returning in the evening. FOB LOCUV1LLE. Grey Kaole, of Louisville, leaves Tuesday aud 8aturdays at 6 o'clock p. M. Arrives Tuesday s and Saturdays in the afternoon. Gret Eagle, of Gallipolis, leaves Mondays at 12 o'clock a., and Thursdays at 6 o'clock p. m. Arrives Sundays and Thursdays in the afternoon. FOR GREF RIVER. Bowtrso Green leaves Mondays nnd Thursdays" :at 6 o'clock p. m. for Green river. Arrives on Mon days and Thursdays iu the morning. There is regular daily communication with Henderson and NlwurBuu by boat and laud conveyance mi-VEIR ITEMS. STEAMBOAi REGISTER" ARRIVE II. Chester Ashley, Cin.; Sam Kirkman, Cin.; Charley Bo wen, Cairo ; Ida May, Memphis ; Mionetonka, l'aducah. DEPART EP. Cheater Ashley, Memphis; Sam Kirkman, Memphis; Grey Eagle, Louisville; Ida May, Pittsburg ; Equality, Cloverport ; Minnetonka, Cairo. BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. Charley Bowen, Cairo; Sen Anderson, Cairo; Grey Eagle, Louisville; Gen. White, Henderson. ——— ......The Weather yesterday was foggy and damp during the morning, and continued cloudy throughout the greater part of the day, with indications for rain. The River is still receding, but very slowly. ......The regular Evansville and Cairo packet Charley Bowen, leaves at 12 o'clock to-day for Cairo. We are glad to say that both her well-known and popular clerks, Messrs. W. J. Markcll and Wm. Bentley, are now on board, and passengers have the assurance that everything will be done up "just right." Capt. Dexter is receiving flour for shipment to New Orleans at the rate of 60 cents per barrel, and thinks those figures will be low enough to satisfy even the most exacting. ......The Gen. Anderson, of the daily mail line, goes to Cairo to-day at twelve o'clock. She is a neat, swift and staunch side-wheel packet, and her officers know how to make their passengers comfortable. ......The long-established Louisville mail and passenger steamer, "big" Grey Eagle, Capt. W. H. Daniels, is the regular packet for all points up the Ohio as far as Portland wharf, leaving this evening. The office is in charge of the obliging and popular Will Duval, formerly well known in this trade as clerk of the Bracelet. ......The Gen. White is the packet for Henderson, at her usual time to-day. ......The Grey Eagle, having been detained by fog, did not arrive from Louisville until 4 o'clock yesterday morning, and from the same cause she was obliged to lay over until 1 o'clock, when she left on her return. .......Capt. Dexter gave an oyster supper last evening, on board the Charley Bowen, to the draymen of the city. ......The Equality, which has been lying here undergoing repairs, got up steam yesterday, and went up the river with two stone flats in tow. Her engine room, which was before quite airy, being "as big as all out-doors," has beeu enclosed, so that she now looks somewhat more comfortable. ====== RAILROAD RECEIPTS. OCTOBER 26th, 1860. 1 big leathers, 11 s, ks rags, Wheeler Kigs ; 1 chest tools, Geo. Foster t Co.; 1 bit hardware, Harris r Qcaaij 3 usks crockery, 1 bx shoes, M. M. Berry ; 1 bx oil cloths, R Barnes ; 2 bxs, Keller Jt White; 4 bxs, I bale, S.-hapber B.; 7 bxs, I case, Louis Fritch ; lb bags flour, J. I'. Elliott ; 40 bbls flour,.!. H. Oglesby ; 1". bales hay, W. M Aikm in ; 2 bxs, Wm. Hindi, Ml. Vernon ; ;i beer bbl-, Jno. Eoierich ; :ido, F. Krounor ; 2 Jo. Theo dors Mingst ; 2 bx books, E. Earl : - bxs, lahresJsr a Kehr ; 1 hM agar, W. B. Stockton; SB bbls agar, Beuient b V.; 6 Ugs soils, '. bxs groceries, I bag spice, J. E. Meni ; 2m uks cutis, aiimc t. r J II. loj sikswhe.lt, Iglehart Bros.; lju sck wheat. Mills 4 Co.: 7j bbls flour. I. Jt U. Heiman ; 16 bags oar, P Balz. ft. l: SCHKADl.lt, Agent Alt 'micrliautlcil Fusion. A dispatch from Washington to the New York Tribune says : Orders have gone out hence to the States of the Northwest, directing the Administration Democrats to vote fur the Douglas electoral ticket. This is a sort of uwakiag way to atakft a finion to beat Lincoln, Ion it wont wii. When the opposition to Deeaocracj that such mean3 are to be B9ed to deh election by the peojile, there will he n eral union of the rr.nk and file on the learn at an only man who can Vie elected by t! )nilar vote, use corrupt The people do not appci coalitioSB .1 II; The Herald has at la-t discovered that it is useless to contend against destiny. New York is sure lo go for the Kail Splilter. " She will vote for Lincoln, and if by a majority equal to the whole population of Kansas (100,000) it will uot surprise us. There is no genuine fusion between the Breckinridge and the Douglas factions. The breach has widened between thetli since the late elections." This being true, and true it is every word of it, might we inquire what is the use of Bell men giving money to be employed in securing Air. Bell's defeat in Maryland and Kentucky ? A". 1'. Trib. Emancipation Schkmk. There is (says the Philadelphia "Press" I a grand! emancipation scheme now in embryo in Western Virginia, which will develop itself iu the course of the coming winter. The movement is to have for its leader " a distinguished gentlemen from Eastern Virginia, not tegarded as particularly sound upon the slavery question for many years past." Goon FOR Pkknticb.Journal ofS.iinrday says: The most disagree ible " we have known any tiling siderable. lime, were the patches after the elections -The f.uuisvillc wire work " iliout for a telegraphic Of" hist week, that A Com FKSStOM . The rtichmood Enquirer say.s it is rtatdv to c-otifeile the election of Lincoln, and that the t ry ol' disunion cttnuot avert the calamity. Tur. Bteawboal Daniel Drew, on Satnrday week, made the trip fruoi New l ork city to Albany in seven hours an, I twenty mtutiles. The distance is one hnnnVtwl ninl 1 i tt y miles. The averape speed niU'le was nearly twenty two miles per hour. BCFOMI the ( I. lolier elections ill Item Association in Washington ti only 300. Now there a;u l ooo ,, are still coming. e RepubUBioered ii. 1 ibey

INSURANCE. BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE 0FCASH CAPITAL. DEVOTED INSURANCE F1RR KXOLUSIVKLY. CHARTER PERPETUAL. - $400,000 $547,712.36 Cash Capital, Cash Assets S. L. LOOM IS, Pr-st. H. Keli.ociu, Secretary. It II. & II, !I. NAGILI., Clen'l Agls, CINCINNATI, O. Agents iu all tho priU' ial Cities iiiul Towns of tho l l. : ,.J LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID Applications received, policies issued and renewed, and all business pertaining to the agency promptly attended to. COPE LAN D . N a: i. :- Agents. W Office, on First St., bet. Main and Syc, in Savings Bank Building. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE aaaaanBi?sfci Incorporated CASK CAPITAL $1,500,000, A1ISOLUTE AND DMIatPAIBED. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, And tho prestige of 40 years surce-H nnd experience. UPWARDS OP $14,000,000 Of losses have beeu paid by the X.i ins Insurance Company in the past 4tt years. The value of reliald Insurance will le apparent from the following LOSSES PAID BY THE M T N A orai.No mi: ij la Oak Wm,.V3".&l In Wisconsin, lts;,!i.ri.5.07 f k'vk V i:cs: In Michigau, Slies.DW.HI In ludiaua,... 14i;,Sa!.81 lu Illinois.... 44b,:;27.41 Tiniiiysrr 'J7.r.l;i.21 Kansas ft Neb lV.M&TI Ark. it Ga.... 23M5.UI In Kentucky, .oi.ua'J.m Missomi .:S4,5I8.04 Iowa Si Minn. lll,:i! 9.48 Pt mi's 4 Va.. 3tJ9&.83 Mississippi aud Alabama, ...$."2,412.lH. Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms consistent ilb solvency aud fair prolit. Espntial ulhtitioH asasa to iHimmnce of It WELL I NUB ami OaaMlS,Jar terra " 1 ti t yroi-. The solid service long and successfully tried, and the many advantages Has flCtwa Insiiraie e Couipauy pos sessos in its line, should not la overlooked by those ready to insure and Understanding their best interests, During "stringent times " the necessity for reliable Insurance becomes an InrperatfVe duty--the ability of property owners to sustain loss being then lunch lessened. Agencies in all the principal cities aria towus throughout the State Polities issued without delay, by any of the duly authorized Agents ot the Company. 6' BWMiaeas attended to w ith despatch ami fidelity. COPELANO A NKX.EN. Ai;ents, niy2 (savings Bank llnibling. First 8t. ARE YOU INSURED ? EVANSVILLE AGENCY OF THE DIRECTORS: Howard, Mark James Bolter, E. Roberta, Guy R. Phelps, Timothy Sheldon, James P. Foster, Sidney A. White Chas. T. Ilillyer, Elijah B. Owen, Beater BlaBcaard, Ri. hard D. Hubbard, M. M. Merriinan, W. I, Collins, W. II. D. Calleiider. aWAppticatiaaa received, Polic newed, and all business pertain iu I'l'oiuptlv attended t. s issued and ret,i tin Ageucy nLosses e.piit bly adjusted and i romptly paid at this Agency. BOSS COPKLAND A NEXEN, Agenla. THE SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF NEW YORK VITV. ( ash Capital, , A,V, ,N $500,000. st him. t s siri'.i.ooo V ILL I 8 S U E PARTICIPATION POLICIES, Batittiatg tlif m$0KmWKi to a portion vt its Prolits, I OF WHICH 75 PER CENT In art rt-iile ittfirelrj lor that pW09i jtrovitlin, S .4 7' : T V Tn i ytrntfy :u cinntilutioiis, wbicll ftre funtUuI iunt ot being divided to tocklio1te&, and r H K A V S ESS In diviitr inU t boMnra tt " j.ai !it iji ttion i-olicie,' or mi AHATK51KNT la mut$Q Iiisuratic troi: tht it. ! ti'i ratt'tt ot pttiuinui to ctteftOtaNM wtio may in-l"i- ttom-pwartlcapttfioit. JU8BPU WALKKU. I'ir'i. THUS. W. BIlUALIs, Vi. Vraiwil t ll L. Haybock, Sec. THIS UOMff A N V f OaNVeS KJliUot luBS Iiiul afaUMff WNP "It l1Vtl!in;d, H -1 ! Km it itui Stort'.i, Watrvhooaeli j ninl rifceif loutuutu. Poll, if iMSOutJ hV septl '.OAKLAND A NIC SEN, Agentf.

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Ki:(iULAR PACKETS. CHARLEY BOWEN!! II . T UKXTEK, Master. Itfarbeh, llellllj. W. .1 IVm. Clerks The BOWEN i- tie tegular EeaaavUle aud Cairo Swill, Lig!il-Diu.nyl., C. S. Hail, Passenger and Freight I'acket. : . Arrjh a Lvansvitle every Tuesday and , i'ri.lny'ni rniu:--, ni.iUiug close couuect iou with the t,tC. RAILROAD FOB LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, AND THE EAST, it.i- 1 .,., Evansvillc everv Tuesday and Satur.iay at 12 o'clock M., connecting with ( I MBEI1LAND & TENNESSEE RIVER Packets ut SautMaad, and at Cairo with the ILLINOIS K.NTRAL RA I LRo.AD, And with Packets foi ST. LOCIS, MEMPHIS, AND HEW ORLEANS. W The 0. Bow en goes to Cairo every Tuesday, and M HttlH unlay. Rnwis goes ti , Cairo every Satoctti u. s. MAIL E -ans ille &Paducah Daily Packets DUNBAR, fil S FOWLER Master. GEN. ANDERSON, FOWLER Master. Leave Rvaaiville Dally at l'io'clorli M., Siintlaj-a F.icepted. Lea c Padurah Daily at 9 A. M. The DVNBAB and GEN. ANDERSON make close connections at Padncah with packets for NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, &. NEW ORLEANS, And nt Kvaiisville with packets for LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI Railroads, for tlte east. 99 '-Ike lumbar goes to Cairo every Friday, and I til! (len. Anderson goes to C'airo every Saturday. .loriN B. HALL, Agent, septus No. 3 Water street. frp Mi 44 tr M.J U Mi V JMJVMMn. ViHe and ISou ling tJreen Pa ket. The light .liaft II S. Mail Steamer ItOW l.l.vi. ti !- I: , A. n'tTKK, Captain, JOHN TBAVIS, Cl'k, Leaves Kvallsvills every Monday and Tbiirsday, at ti o'clock, I" M ; leaves Bnvvliiijr dreen every W .-.lnesibiv and Saturday, at 8 A. is. auftlo VJMJ'HlMM,M.Mi AT H Mi.VMtMi 8 OJV l'ackwt, GkM'x Ii. M. WHITE R. L. 1. an cast KB, master, refrutar Freight and PaaneBi daily (Sundsys exc-pted) 1 Henderson. runs as a er Packet tweeii this point and anc7 t)JS VO.lt K TO STJf. t fJJVtJMi ot time. Hie Louisville anil Hei Wh satoaj Light-Draught, Swift, Side I 1 T'. S. M. and i'assenger Packet, I Grrey Sagle, Capt. A. DONNA I.I.V, 3. A. Lik, tit k, Leaves Evimsville for Louisville every Mond -y at 12 o'clock H., and every Thursday at ('.o'clock p.m., arriving at Louisville Tuesday and Friday evcr.iiiRs. Returning, leaves Lonisville every Wednesday and Saturday evening at t; o'clock. JNO. B. HA i L, Agent, jnlyV-tf No. 2 Water street. EVANSVILLE AxD LOUISVILLE U. S. MAIL PACKET, Gr x o y JES a, s 1 o - W. H. DANIELS, Capt. S. P. Hai.i.iiiav, Cork. Jr m:.i iMi& is vjjvs vii.lm: mi vkh i J Tie sday and Satlirihiv at ti o'clock P. M. Ki mining, leaves Louisville very Monday aud Friday at 4 o'clock p. m. tf&" Through Bills of Lading will be given for Tobacco or other freight to Baltimore or Row York .it as law rates il not lower than by any other route. Passengers or freight taken at packet-boat rates for any point on the Ohio River or on Green River. The passenger accommodations of the GreyEagle are nnsurpassed by any boat upon tho Western waters. Applv on board or to jlll.ef-dtf JOHN B. HALL, No. 2 Water street. W.OH SOVTH VjMHHOM.TO. J.S'll at POND KIVKR. The elegant passenger steamer LUX EAVES, McDonald, Master, Tavlob, Clerk, will make regular tri-weekly trips to South Carrollon and Pond River, leaving on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. For fn-ight or passage, apply on hoard. de20tf FORWARD'G & COMMISSION. I. A. CltAM. WM.BKOWN. CRANE & BROWN, Forwarding & Commission Mcrclxants, EVANSVILLE, END. IW " Atv-titri tor Kttnuwb S;ilt .ni ti . XMU it I. ii-.t 1 1 1 !uli ul;t;u ts Btatle m ahipnmemt at Pi. -hi Tti mm1 r-!i:tn it, !' the lrtf. firinaof I. A. ('rune & '(-, anl lit own A AiVBMUl, Iihv.' tlti.H ilay MOt'iatt't i h 'ln-it'l W'M tu'thrr under the iiHine of Crant- Browa, tor rhr pnrMMe of traanctteg a GeiK'irtl Kfi ftjinlnur atnl I'QiuittiiMuoii bnntofM n enrri l y thr latf firing. Kr.iin .iir foTii f xiM-rieno- miA inrmuied farilitii'd, t.'tfft.K i with unr pvMonni mnl strlt t attention to the iuti-nti of our Co'rr&poMeiits wn tni.nnl ben l- hvi' to nr erntitiirt' t: those who till v r r.-i.-re eonnned tto-u- interests t.i our and trust io be able toserv.- tin m in fu-ed-4'ii;' .'in- best efforts to the advancement r Interests. ISAAC A. CRANE, lvd WILLIAM BltoWN. turn 3-: XfHKS M-3JY. - N 1AV A UUA NG EM KNT. .V44 RSI ES8 (,'oMPANV i -- 1 1 1 1 1 ! y Hili. their li ienda and patron, Um puhllc of iltg utid vi iiiity, i tint , u it li UwreMed fariliii. - iru$UHrt&tion ol th. noun Kvanlies I r Ii K f -i H V , I' A r A A t; F. S - 3ff 6 a; i : r a x d t a l v a n l e $y Tto-v- .lit it d rontinuanc offi-rmer favors. Eapeciai cmpt t.tkwu hi tlic clltc tion of Bills, Drafts, N - and lit' lrrpmrat:-fT of mnall tiiid valuable All iierauiti riabte to avail themselves of xhe Cacilitien td Oip KyT'T-, ran obtain any desired inforatatifii in referring to tho routes ami details of the trtiain ut th..'ir OfHce on First street, betweeo Main aaxl tjocoat, oioaita) the Post office. de G. II. FISH. Agent. Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. p. a. o'RixEnr & Co. , T . M'OU UTJ It II fJX'U, J.S'JI COMMISSION MKKCHANTS. Qeneral Kailrnu ,Staatboat, ami Kxprei; Aleuts Special Acenn for the PEN'N. CENTRAL RAILROAD; and connections, over vhieh f are authori.eil to give through rafcatpta t thu lowest poaaible rate iiavniu- a luammoth Wharthoat at the lauilnii tho largest en the Ohio River, capable of storing and nffotectiag all niaiwfcniW la liable to damage from exposure, we ar-- prepared to facilitate the dispatch ol" all consignments, forwarded to our care by either RIVER, KAILKOAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to Ueiving, Storing and Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other ii ojerty, consigned tc .s forsale, and satisfaction gwuraSiteed. Ofiie aud extimiv? Warehouse on Water street, adjpiuU)K the TeTofrrapb, aud on the Wharf boat, wlicro we art to be found, atteudiug to tht interest! uf our ittttroiis at nil hours, day and niht. With our snprior facilities; lonj? stauding ; uutiriug energy; and knowledge of our bsmiuess, we feel coutidwiit of j;hiny: general satisfaction, and hoe to merit n Ciuitinuauce of the extensivepatron ae WW ai h utw enjoying. Liberal cash advauces will be made on allconaign monta t "ither tmrselves or corrrHjtoudenta in auj of the prinei,;r?mark'ts, North, East or South. P. C. O'RILEY &. CO. anr ll-J-Vr J I'MiSTt 3SO ww -I. ,n riu-.li priutitl : J0l Hlk. tSattinel ' .;( Fum. I !siaMra " joti 81k. Satin " lOo I'aut v NilU ninl tarna. WU ajrHK Vests, fancy Btyleajanti low utruti aud durable; great . .. i-tj ut patterns; all tjifititie ; ik Plash ,--!-. i-legaut p. it -i rKKKCB A Co., No. u Main utreet.

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New York Market. New YoiiK, Oct. 26, p. 11. Flour opened steady, aud closed heavy, unsettled, and fully 5c lower, with a moderate business doing for export in extra State at the decline ; sales :;,000 bbls at 5 25(5,5 30 for super fctate : o lOfi.j uO tor extra State 5 25(5 30 for super Western ; for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; closing dull. Uye Hour steady and unchanged. Whisky firmer, with a pretty i good demand ; sales 7,000 bbls at 22J(, 22i. Wheat opened steady, but after the Canadian's news a very heavy feeling prevailed, and moderate transactions were made at a decline of l2c, shippers generally holding back for a larger decline ; sales 56.UU0 bush Milwaukee Club at 1 25, 1 26 for prime to choice; 17,000 bush amber Wisconsin at 126; 24,000 bush winter red Western at 1 24 ; 59,000 bush common to fair Chicago spring at 1 191 20 ; 11,C'OO Racine spring at 20 ; 3,400 bush white Michigan at 1 42l 48 ; 6000 bush amber Michigan at 1 86; 1200 busbel3 red state at 1 301 35. Rye quiet and firm. Barley dull and declining ; sales 9400 bushels at 78c for Canada East. In common there is less doing, and the market is a shade easier, sales 40000 bush at C969J for mixed western. Oats moderately active and uni changed. Pork quiet and steady ; sales 850 bbls at 18 8719 00 for new mess; 13 25 tor old prime. Beet steady and unchanged. Cut meats very scarce, with trifling sales at 8i85 for shoulders nnd 11(25,114 for hams. Lard dull and heavy at 12J13c; the stock is light and the demand limited. In Bacon there have been considerable contracts made lately, and holders now demand higher rates; sales of city long boneless middles for Norember, December, and January delivery at 9 J; 500 boxes Western shart. ribbed middles for December and January at9. Butter 1115 for Ohio, and 1621 for State. Cheese steady and quiet at 9J llc. Coffee tirm, aud we hear of sales of only 1,350 bags Rio at 14$14j. Sugar rather weak, with a moderate demand; sales 650 hhds Ouba at 67; 20 hhds Porto Rico at 7(a,8 ; 456 boxes Havana at 7J ; the stock is estimated at 55,000 hhds, 55000 boxes, 119,000 bags. iJolasses quiet and unchanged. t I ut I ii mi 1 1 Market. CisriNNATt, Oct. 20, p. m. The demand for money is moderate, and the market easy at lo12 pr cent. Exchange firm at premium for Southern and Eastern. Elour nominal and no demand worthy of note ; small sales of Miperline at 4 804 90 ; and of extra at 4 OOQ 5 "0. Meat dull and prices nominally unchanged ; 1 06 and 1 14 are the askinif prices for choice red and white. Corn unchanged and firm at 40C(i)43 for old. Rye C4C5c. Oats steady at 30c. Rarley in good demand at 8085. Whisky closed rather better under the advices from the East, and 1,200 bbls were sold at lui. No change in Provisions, and no sales of im portance. Groceries unchanged. London Money Marital. LojfDOJt. The funds exhibited increased uneasiness under the drain of gold to France, but the fall in consols on the 10th did not exceed . The demand for money was active, and the market tighter. Liverpool Market. LiVLiu'ooL, Oct. 12. Wheat tends down ward, and prices are i uvil lower since Tuesday. Corn quiet and steady. Provis ions dull and generally unchanued. The drain of gold lor the continent continue?. Itbms from the Washington correspond ence ot the Cincinnati Gazette : "The Breckiuridge State ticket," says Mr Brady, of Xew York, "is to be kept in the field at all hazard?," and, being its candidate for Governor, be ought to know. 1 his speech auus another to the manv evidences that the Democrats are fighting for 1804. They give up the contest lor the present. In spite of the noise and clamor which they make about it, they concede among themselves that Lincoln is to be elected, nnd a Republican administration is to come into power. But each wing of the party anas at the control of the Democracy in the next campaign. Douglas is stumping the country, not with any hope of intluencina: the present election, but for the purpose of making himself the recognized leader of the party, and his principles the platform on which it stands. Alter the election is over he will take trotig Pnion ground, and fight that battle iu every Southern State, and this will aid him still further in securing the control of the party at which he aims. The Breck men, on the other hand, main tain their organization in the North because they see the necessity ot meeting Mr. Douglas on his own ground, and retaining the nucleus of a Democratic organization in the Northern State3 tn act with the South in the next campaign. This is a very interest inn light as it stands, and it will become much more interesting alter Lincoln's election. All eyes ate NW ; irned to New York Pennsylvania and the great West are con ceded h the Kepubhcans. Douglas is not mentioned, and all hopes of the opponents ot LiLK-oln rest upon the Ltupire State. If they can get her vole, they hope to throw the election into the House. The increase of Republicanism and Republicans here is surprising. At the meet ing on Thursday night, one of the foremost listeners to the speech of Judge Kilgore, be fore the Republican Club, was the editor of afire-eating Democratic paper. Certainly the Judge gave him an insight into Repub lican ways. PROCRgSS OF RkI'I'BI.IOASISM IX VlItt.IXIA A letter from Morganiown, Ya., in the Wheeling Intelligencer says : We had an address from a live Republican Mr. Olipliant of I'niontown. We had obtained liberty from the Sherirt' to use the Court House, but about, the time of lighting up, notice was received that the citizens remousirated, and the doors was closed. A request was made by the Republicans for a copy of the remonstrance, with the names attached to it. This was promised immediately, but up to this time it h3 not been forthcoming. The remonstrance and the shutting of the doors created a great deal of feeling, and the next morning the respectti. hie portion of the commuuily, headed by the Mayor, insisted that Mr. Olipliant should be huard : accordingly we prepared a stand in the public highway, and from this the first tree speech of the campaign was made. We shall cast about two hundred rotes in this i Monongalia; county, for Lincoln and Hamlin. TitK Chicago Zouave Cadets have resolved to form a whole Regiment of their style of military, to consist of eight companies, Col. Ellsworth to be the duwf officer. The old company will be company A, and the rest B, C, ie., in order of their organization. The work of organizing the new companies is said to be progressing steadily, and in a lew months it is ex pec to! the Regiment, which is to be known as the " Independent Regimen I of Illinois Light Infantry," will be full. Exchange.

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. City or Evakbville, Oct 20, 18fi0. mmoTicis is h rutin - mhvejs" WW that I, Christian Hedderich, Collector of the City of Evansvillu, between the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock A. m. and 'i and 5 o'clock p. v., on tho 13th of November, 18W), will pell at public auction at the door of the Court House iu the City of Evansville, Indiana, the toilotviug lots, parts ot lots, and parcels of real ps tats and improvements, assessed for the payment of City taxes for the year 180, due from the owners thereof to the City ol Evaosville, the same bciUK now due aud unpaid, ami fur the costs of said sale, aud that such sale will be continued from day to day at the aforesaid hours aud place until all the lots and parcels of al estate herein mentioned are sold as ottered tor sale : ORIGINAL PLAN. Howes, Lewis, lot 25. original plan $'7 .Ut UPPER ENLARGEMENT. Chaudler, John J., loth subdivision ut out lot No. 4 faircaild, E. U., lot 10 00 LOWER ENLARGEMENT. Baker, Wm., undivided half of :7 feet of Whart property, below Division street between tlm aud Leet street 68 Oo Howes, Lewis, undivided two-thirds of 270 feet of Wharf projierty, above Leet street Howes, Lewis, lot No. 1 ... DONATION ENLARGEMENT. Fellowes, Win., lot No. 149 tvi oo 63 82 ft 77 EASTERN ENLARGEMENT. Baker A Garvin, lot 6, Block. In, East'n En'l S2 SO

" 10 " 16 " -2 .to H ll (J H Of I T3 " " 8 " 20 " 173 .. ol ' 2 ft3 " " 7 ' " 1 8S u .. 3 .. 42 1 72 m s 44 i :is " " 8 " 44 " 1 38 m i. 9 o 44 138 h 15 .i 44 i. i 38 " 18 44 1 38 h 2( .. 44 i 38 . .i 21 " 44 " 1 38 " " " 23 " 41 " 1 38 " " 6 " 4.1 ' 1 38 i. m 9 4f, " 1 38 ' 17 45 " 1 27 " ' 19 45 ' 1 S6 m m 211 " 45 ' 1 27 " " 8 " 4ii " 1 38 Iteuhler, W. J., ' 3 " 39 " 7 48 Karly, Robert, " fi " 26 " 4 OS " 5 " 3fi " V 55 ' " 13 " 4l " " ' 19 " 49 " 3 111

" 150 feet on Sixth street by 150 feet on Locust street, of Krans's Honiestead 43 13 Garvin, Thomas E., lot 5 Block 41 4 03 " aadividad J4ot Hlock M 5 75 Hayhurst, Azariah.lot 19 Block 41 1 38 Mentzer. Michael,.. " 9 " 40 4 OA Mesker, Henry, "11 " 36 4 93 Neff, Peter N ' 4 " 45 1 38 Bimoth, Albert, the north half of lot ts Bio. k 32 4 n3 BAKKR'S ADDITION. Knirich, Wm., lot 4 Block :'. 144 " north of lot 5 Klock 3 n4 Garvin, Thos. E., lot 18 Block 4 1 44 LAMASCU Garvin. Tho. E.. lot 19 Block 135 2 C3

" 20 " 135 2 4-1 '14 " 131! 2 25 " 15 " 130 2 25 ' 2 " 175 .".38 " 4 " 175 3 37 8 feet by 3811 feet of north No. ItS 10 13 1 Block 57 Lamasco 2 63 2 " 57 " 2 25 3 ' 57 ,-, 4 " 57 " 2 25 5 ' 57 " 2 81 6 " 57 " 2 63 7 " 57 " 2 25 8 " 67 " 2 25 9 ii (J7 ti o 25 In " 57 " aaH 1 "71 ' 188 It " 47 " 94 9 Block M baaaasco 1 88 10 " 58 " 1 .50 11 ' 58 " 1 50 12 " 58 " 1 50 13 - 68 " 1 87 14 " 68 " 1 09 16 " M " I 69 1 " 8S " 2 63 2 " 85 " 2 25 3 " IS ' 2 25 1 " 86 " 2 44 2 - 86 ' 2 06 3. "86 "2 06 9 " 86 " 2 63 10 " 86 " 2 2.) 22 " lot! " 1 12 23 " 100 ' 1 II 24 " 100 " 1 31 l, " Ml 1 88 U " l'Ki " 1 69 15 " 101 " 1 1,9 5 " I(r2 " 2 25 6 " 102 " 2 06 12 " 108 " 2 00 13 " lir2 " 2 06 8 " 14 " 1 88 9 " 104 " 1 87 10 " HH " 1 88 14 - MM " 1 87 15 " 1(14 1 8S 16 ' llH " 1 87 17 " 1"4 " 1 88 21 " 1n4 " 1 69 22 " 101 " 1 09 21 " 106 " 1 87 22 " 1H5 ' 1 88 23 " 106 1 87 24 ' MM - 2 8S 25 " 105 " 1 88 26 ' 105 -' 1 87 27 " 106 ' 1 88 28 " 105 " 1 87 12 " H " 2 26 13 " 108 " 2 25 3 " 109 " 2 48 of " 162 " 11 21

Giflbrd, Thomas, 12 end of Block Lodur, Lewis B.lot Reninfter, John, Scott, l.uci.is II, lot KOl'BTH ENLARGEMENT. W J, lot 24, Block 10, fourth enlarge Mete uient 5 81 STO: K V ELL'S EN LA RGEM KNT. Gn-eii, John W, lot 1, Block 13, Stock wall's Knl. 1 69 " 2 " 13 do 3 56 Stockwetl.J M, (helm) lot 31 , Block 17, do 1 65 33 " 17 do 1 65 OA IIP KNT EES PLACE . Loder, Lewi B, lot I, Block 4 Carpenter's place 4 13

' 2 " 4 do :i 75 ATTELL PLACE lot IO, Block 1, Ratt, II place 7 51 II "I do 7 SO " 12 " I do 7 69 " 13 "1 do 7 68 '14 "1 do 7 69 "15 "1 do 7 68 ' 16 " I do 9 19 " 17 " 1 do 11 26 " 18 "1 do 7 87 " 19 "1 do 7 69 " 20 " 1 do 7 68 i "1 do 7 69 "22 "1 do 7 i " 23 "1 do 9 18 " 24 " 1 do 7 88

Lode CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH, I'ity Collector. 3wd JS'O T M CMS - ' Order for Plank Side-Walk. Septem'r 29. lisl. And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Coin mon Council of the city of Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoiniug the north side of 2.1 St.. from Leet St. to the western liue of Stock wells enlargement iu said the city, cause the side walks thereon to lie brought to the proper grade, andth.it they cause a side -walk of class No.2 to he laid t-w -ou, withiu thirtf days from the publication of ttiis order. P. BUREE, Clerk. City Clerk s Office, October l.'i.ISOO. g n i' o it j t io ,-s- .- vi t: te S order for Pl.mk Side-Walk. Septem'r 29. I860. And now it is hereby ordered and directed bv the Common Couucil ot the city of Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots frontiog on or ad joining the north-west side of Bond street, from Market street to the western line of StockwoU's enlargement iu said city, cause the side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, aud that they (ause a ssde-walk of elans number 2 to la' laid dow n thereon within thirty days from the publica tion ol tins order. P. BCRRE, Clerk. - City Clerk's Ofllce, October 15, I860. m.m otic MS to o.y-r h.i t r o it . V W The Com iu ou Couucil of tne Citv of Evans. ville will receive sealed proposals until the 23d day of Octolser, 18iir for radiiig, gutturiug and paviug the alley extvudo from Sycamore to Vine streets, 1 aud situated between Third aud Kourth etre.-ts. The contractor to turuish all the materials, and do the work agreeably to plan aud specifications ou Ille iu this office. P. BURKE, Clerk. I Clerk's Office, October 1st, I860. mmoTMi-Mi To a .v r it j t t o h . mi W The Commas Council of the Citv of Evansville will receive sealed propesals until the 2.J.1 day ol octet-!', 1860, tor grading the alley nitundlag from Vine to Division street, and situated between Third aud Fourth streets in said City. P. Bl'KKK, Clerk. Clerk's Office, October lt, 1860. VTtut- ChapptH I.tpu and Hand. J Hurt -m Kelllidv. Use the Compound tilvceriue Lo tion, winch isentiraty araaaTOal grease, or any article that oiu possibly injure the skin A few drops rubbed on occasionally is alt that is reonired Prepared only at WM. BIKRBOWKICS. Druggist, No 7H Main street, i Washiugton bl'k ) til tt jaMBMB Evai.svilk-, ii. j.

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NEW YORK STORE. -f.V OPVMiUIJS-U OVB tJOOUS J-V M. a.-kinstbe patronage of this community, we have only to say that wo couiu among. II you as p rmaueut citizens, and promise that iu all things onr word shall be made good. Our piirrhasas have been paadu under the most favorable circumstances, iu New York and other Eastern cities. A long residem and Ultimate ' business connections with the best n. 1 antile ' houses there, gives us advantages t" lay g U 1 cheaper than c m lie done under any other iteusa- ! stances. Ve hve adoptid a sys'eiu til tt i? soie.ew hat new ' here, but it is tho only one w hich wi;l enabls a tnoicbaut to sell goods at low pi in s throughout an t entire stock CASH EXCLUSIVELY, nio 33, AND NO TiKVIATlOS . ALL APE TO BE TREATED ALIKE Our endeavor baa b. en to buy eve.vlhiii.r of th BEST QU ALIT AND Latest Stylos, And vYt- have mmAe wrangi un uts to Weop uir stork eiippli.ul with the ni.3t FASHIONABLE . i- ns hood a- thoy ajapcir V t-t tJoinestie Gooffs A large assort men t, aBd CHEAP. Flannels of every color aiwl grade, Fancy Dress Goods, Valentias, Mohairs, Plain auii rliene Kikrurml for travatfaas ill esse-, Fancy Poplins, Sabinas, Persian Delaines, Magenta Cloths, FRENCH MERIN0ES, VKIIV l HEAP ; Printed Merinoes, elegant styles. RICH PLAIN VELOURS, Fancy Velours. KAKE IN STYLE AND COLOR. ALL WOOL DELAINES, PRINTED DELAINES, F'NGS- SIXjXSLS, SOMETHING NEW AND ELEGANT ; AND Black Silks of Every Grade, LINEN AND WHITE GOODS, TABLE CLOTHS AND, From tin Lowest to the inest, IRISH LINENS, BIRD EYE, DIAPER, HOLLANDS, &e., k: 12 wt oroide ries A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF JACONET BANDS. EDGINGS, ISSEHTINUP, AND COLLARS AT PRICE. Something very fine in EMBROIDER'D HANDK'FS COLLARS AND SLEEVES IN SETTS FROM 75 CENTS TO $15.00. LADIES' & CHILDKEN'iS SHOES, A largo Mod:, aud every pair inm.e to our orler, o! the BEST MATERIALS, AJII) WAUUAXTED. These i; I- we i iutendiug t- maki complete fler for Cash ut very low price our house in that respect. NEW YORK STORE. GILES & McPHE ETERS , No. 5 First street, Foster's.New Buildiii-s, near the Post Oilice. teat.20 Closing Out at Cost. W. .V Uf' OFF K K OIU t.'.' T 1 1 li WW stock of Goods at cost, with a iew- of makiug a change iu business. Terms cash. Evausvilie, Sept 20, JAS. OAKLEY A SUN. sept2l-lm BOOTS AND SHOES. 11.1 I "A" It ti f ITT ti It J. VII li.Vlarged my store, aud have on Lend a full supply of BOOTS AND SHOKSof my own manufacture, all of which I will wai rant ot the la st iiuality. ' I have pun luised my leather fer cash, and will sell on the owe in e e sutlr,,i tin- cii. lower than the Same .jii.ililyot goods ale usually sold iu this citv. WM KM I K I septil-iind 190 Main-si. cor. Sevi-nth-st.

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r Mi.no i-.i 1.. J.J. tOhHVKJS'K iO, lo Water street, three doors Mm, above Main. r.i WK ar mo at&iraflsttaHng vfelhi ntflnt Fold lug Si.riu Bad, tho hihI rnoBt convenient now in use, ai it can he moved or handled without any trouble. Pall hiiJ examine them. ian'i1) DR. H A AS, Having leaaed the roon.s formerljo;cupied by Pr. Kivctt. in Dr. Kiay'B building, ojipoait the, PLt oilice. for ceri. H ,.f veiirs, would respeetfully solii it the cilir, surrounding towns antl c anil see the IMetaaaM mi l Kvansvilla and tne rv, "o xiit his rooms bition nether thv need the aervii-ee af a Denttat i Since the issuini: of his last tisement, over a year sinee, i.,aud new invention- h;:e been or not. i ircular and adverreral improvement made, of which he has availed hiiM-elf, and ail .wi iiothinir that will rabaerva thelnteresU of bis patienta, to pass nnsecarrd. His ti. ilit:. - are better and establish -nient lavge, wi-.bout doiil.i, tlo-.l any other in our siate, and ei,iiil w. in Banaam otsteai All thoie bIw need Dental uiwratious uarfarjaad. aud are pleased with bis w Ok. sh:il! ttended to with great pleasure. The Mlpaiaf! lire th. rk nisnnfnctiired by him: Continuous Work; Vnlcaiiite Baae; ' tic; Gold not Silver work. Nothing cun i-XCel tllf the contlnnous Kttni w.o i or crevice, i h.- ks Hint i to nearly tfcdir orii iosl i work, aiol atatl tv the u lllock (r t'aive.i Amber; C'beonla:uitv am! cleanliness of it. is w il hoilt a senm e sunken cull be restored lilour by thi-. sttle of of the Valcantle, ('oralHe, aud Amber Base, ness and adanratioli t he latter id lin. lor li;htircicull moutba, excel nneels atiytnlng w liave e er saew. He has aeveral anawthetics lor all-vuttiiir pain when extra, tin-z leclh. They ale perwetly baratless. The moat delicate can have ll in apyllai. lie does not advertise anythinc he cannot do, nor exhibit anything not tnade l.v bimaelr. Parents sllollld consult the their children by having th, second dentition, thereby pn health to those invaluable on Irraawlaritv of children's health and baaaty i f Dentist direct their idecing byiiimetry autl ;ans. t.-.-th eorrei ted snc. daaiifnlly. Those having decayed teeth, should either hRe them extraeted or tilled at oner (the latter if possible). The health of the parties and the rellmin;i, teeth drai and this. Br I take pleasure in introducing Dr. Hm-i, my successor to the old rooms iu Bray's buildingi hoping he will Iiiul them bath pleasant and profttable From uiy intercourse with the Doctor, I am pleased to find him one of the progressing ; possessing taste and high profesciona! ability and standing. With this view, 1 can, with safety, recommend him to the community as u skillful and competent dentist. fmai'28) .1. KIVETT. QUACK NOSTRUMS. II Mi .Vi If YORK . IIOOH gays: ' ine luaiority oi ii ur nasues, nan Iiyes, Hair Ton ten, Hair nils, and the uuinlc i less preparations now before the public, under such extravagant, hyperbolical and fan tastic titles an we see paraded in show wiudow cards and newspaper headings, as hair pr. p.iratious, ate all Man bugs ot the first water ; their real merit, when they possess anv, is that t hey do fio harm. Hog's hard, Whale oil, Lard nil, Sweet oil. scented and colored, make tip, when Inbeantifni wrappers and whita Hint glass bottles, the costlieet character of tonu s ; and when thus costly, are baptized with some trisyllable term, and caught at by verdant young ami old of both sexes Such is not the character of Professor Wood's Hair Restorative. This gentletlrataa comes before the world without any "high luliitjn " Xiiophloforium, or any other astoumliDg and startling catchpenny terms : he simply advei -tises a Hair gaiiot alias what it expreawa, precisely and as a Reatoretive it acts. Buy Professor Wood's Hair Restoiiaito ; aud as you valua your scalp, aye, your very brains, apply nothing else; for it may be that you will get some worse substance than perfumed lard on VOUr craaiam. Ke-aiemla-r. Wood's Restorative for th, best article extant." Hi the M. . t will, by nature a owi Gray Hair to the Original Color Will make it Crow on Bald II Will restore tlis Natural S.-cr Will remove at once nil itchin Will remove all Dandruff, Will cure all eruptions -even P Be id Bead, Will make Hi.- Hair Soli oud Gfoaaj , Will make the . Id apMiar young again. Will preserve the Color of Hair to old age, Will alwayi Fasten it and slop its Falliag, And is one ol Ille best t oilet Articles for the Hair now in nee. Manufactured I. v i. I. VtfWO A Co., ..nd old Wholesale ami Retail .a in Broadway, Nya York, and 114 Market street by all druggistH in the sept 16 tTfJMt ItJJX'M A' Ml hand a supply of lis, ol III. try We an also fiirnisli TRACK Si'ALl'S of any r parity. These Mcslea ara front the taaaadactary a K. T. FAIRBANKS .1 ., St. Johnsborg, Veiuoiit. Kvery Sea!.-is teateiland Mealed, and warranted correct. Kor test iiooii t. lis we refer lo tto thousands ol persons nsing them. HOBMBKOOK ,f- CO., Agatrta, UOV24 Water street. Kvansville. UO UOXIi S O M- M'M.VMi ttM.Mi.MCMIMtMt v Cincinnati rales at No. 46 Main st. Sept. 28th. I II I Ll p DECKER. RE MO VAL. Robert 4Zoytf. it v it i t a ' T , Office Cur. Main and Water St.; entrance on Main St., JV'ininLle, I ml. Plans, B-ificutioii, tirl.iil uuin.rs Ar., for nil ClUArit'cl Of tMliMilla., J.Tt. IlUIt'tl OS! BaWvft liotic', Mil. I oil ruatioiinble terir. MjgW Lots for Sale no st MSJSi- TMiu.rm. The moat favorable eOPOrtllOltV en I ol.ered to the public. 2l lots of G ai res each, on the Niw -burg road, l' miles from the Court house, and 8 lots ol o acrei each, on Washington .iveiiue, stis mile from the citv. As small a oiiaiitity as onefourth of au acre will be sold, if desired. Apply to WILLIAM Bl KKIP IW Kit. nov22dly m..TII.I. iJS HJlJVII J.VIt II liTMiHT. 9 wnD TO 8UOOKKH BWMI THORN Hit lakes pleasure in Ii - orraing his old customers that in tie- qtadPty ;iQ J style of his work, he Hatters liiin-. ii he capllOt be excelhsi. He may still be found at tho corner of Secoud and Main streetH, where Iho cboiceil llaruess and Saddles of every description can be obtained 4H the tie.sl of tel l. is. a Repairing done with ppsfnaai and rtiapatrk Sccond-bnd Harness tlwasaoa hind. icl

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