Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 53, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 November 1860 — Page 4

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TRAVELERS' GllDE. .lisvllle Crawforilsvlllc K. II. P tr RTl'RfcS. mraodatlon Train 6.00 A. M. Trail 9.15 UHMIt, Train 4.86 P. M. niinodation 3.30 " Steamers Regular Packets. roa caibo. tAKLKT Bower leave Tuesdays and Saturdays i o a. Airnw aiouuays ana Thursdays Ight. FOR PADCCAH. l'S'Bar leave Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friat 12 o'clock m. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays at night. cii'l - k- is leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and irdayt at 12 o'clock, M. Arrives Mondays, inesdays and Fridays in the night. TOR HUIDER80N. fat. D. M. White plies daily, leaving Evansville lie forenoon and returning in the evening. FOR LOt'ISVILLE. ret Eagle, of Lonisvills, leaves Tuesdays and lrdays at 6 o'clock p. m. Arrives Tuesdays and irdays in the afternoon. rft Eagle, of Gallipelis, leaves Mondays at "clock m , and Thursdays at B o'clock p. a. ives Sundays and Thursdays in the afternoou. FOR '.Kits RIVER. Mtn Qref.n leaves Mondays and Thursdays J o'clock P. a. for Green river. Arrives on Mons and Thursdays in th morning. I t 'here is regular daily communication with Ilr.sisos and Mewotrgii by boat end laud conveyRIVER ITEMS. STEAMBOAT REGISTER. ARRIVRU. any Bullitt, Louisville , Gen. Anderson, Paducah ; march, Cincinnati ; i I y of Madison, N. O.; lrose, Cincinnati ; 1 B.t-'anipbell, B. Green; -in Kaine, Louisvillo ; Grey Eagle, Louisville. an laisa. nny Bullitt, N i . Monarch. New Orleans ; ty of Madisou.Cin. Melrose. Memphis ; n. Anderson, Paducah; John Raiue,New Orleans; ey Eagle, Louisville ; D. B. Campbell, B. Oreen. BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. Dunbar, Cairo; Gen'l White, Henderson. —— ......The Weather yesterday was cloudy and damp all day, and considerable rain II. The River is rising slowly. PTITSBURG [sic], Nov. 8.—River 5 feet 8 inches by the pier mark and falling. Weather cloudy and mild. CINCINNATI, Nov. 8—The river has risen 3 inches in the last 24 hours. Now 29 feet 10 inches. Rained all the morning. ......The Dunbar, of the Evansville and Paducah daily mail line, is the regular boat for all points on the lower Ohio, leaving at 12 o'clock to-day. She goes through to Cairo this trip, and solicits a full load of reshipping freight. ......The regular Evansville and Cairo packet Charley Bowen will be at the wharf to-day, receiving freight. She will receipt through for freight to New Orleans and all other points on the Mississippi river at the regular tariff rates—as low as any of the through boats can carry it. The Bowen is a home institution, and our shippers should yield her a liberal patronage. ......The Gen'l D. M. White leaves for Henderson. ......The report that the Choctaw was again sunk at Island 34 proves to have been a mistake, she having passed Memphis in safety. ======= RAILROAD RECEIPTS. NOVEMBER 8, 1860. 4.! bush wheat. Igleluirt Bros ; 223 bush wheat. Slaughter A D.'inkerson ; 60 barrels flour, W. M. athaaan dt Oat; 3'Lc.sl9 hiy, s. Kahu ; 4r bushels ye, RiHtoii A Co.; 281 bash wheat, J. I: Mills .fi' ; 1 bile r.v;i I hvl i daer skins, Anspaeber riant; 1 stalli : v Muse; 1 car load poultsrtrv. Jacob Ma. a'.- MO barrels flour, J. B Oglesby ; 4 baled hoys, Uo..k .V Kice ; 1 case indso, .1. M.-Castnl ; 1 c.n m l- ', '. ln oc.Ier A Co.; 4 bxs tobacco, 1 case nulse, 2 boxes snnfT, I bdl paper, 1 bbl tobacco, Fendrich Bra.; 3 bids crauberries, I box candles, I keg batter, Pass Dorsley ; 1 sals herring,! ii iliin flunk 0 Iim.lj ; 1 Ihix bx)'is. An H it of Vanderburgh County , I box sto, Auditor nl ''oasf Couuty ; 1 bo do. Auditor of Warrick Cuaty ; 138 bush Cora, ('nine A Brown ; .17 bid; wh. ky. All is A Bowes ; ' . Id. I, 1 boa fish. Moasisvn U utni. A. E. SHRADER, Ag.nl. FO R SUBSCRIBERS THE METHODIST, 'I'll,- New Relisious Weekly, 53 WAS CiiMMKNCK.K IN JVhX LAST, AND IS DULLISH KD ON JS-i;-Ja.ara.a,y OF BAOfl W KKK, At 7 Beekman street, N. Y KDITKD n' TDK O o Rev. Geo. R. Crooks, D. D. ASSIST KD II V THI Rev. John MeCliutock, D. D. M At present residing in Paris, as CORuFFrnwriTNO Editor; and by numerous contributors Hull known as writers f ir the people, fiiviug due prominence to all matters ot interest pertain ing t. the Church whose name it bears, and sustaining its institutions against disorganize within its bosom, and assailants from aithout it yet, in a spirit af brotherhiMid, conveys to its readers hill details ot passing events in al( th sister churches, and in the world at largt maintaining at the same time a hisrh literary tone, and a dignified abstinence fri.tu all unnecessary controver-y. IT IS PRINTKP IN q IMPERIAL QUARTO FORM, On the Best Paper, anrj in thcrrj Best Typographical style, ci And is Bsabslliahed rota time to time by Q Portraits of Eminent Men. c) IN THE MINISTRY AND LAITY, W And is thus . on-t itnted, cilitorially and mechanicallv, iw A Religious Family Newspaper 2 OF TUB KI IIS T CLASS. 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COPELAND & NEXSEN, OFFICE: SAVINGS BANK, NO. 1 FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, ISO., M H B ,V M f MH fj KM O TO TJUK WM. Risks and issue Policios in several of the oldest and most reliable toenrauce' Companies of the j United States. STORKS, STOCKS, DWELLINGS, MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES, insured l- the j most favorable rates. MARIaVK AM. 1NN1 . hATIGATION Risks taken on 1'LAT-ROATS, t BARGES, STEAMBOATS aud thir CARGOES. Also, applications received lor LIKIC I N.-l . RANCH. Combined Capital Represented, over $5,000,000. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE WITH TIJE CTNA INSURANCE CO. Incorioraied 1819 Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000, ABSOLUTE AND 1TN IMPAIRED. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, And the prestiKO of yrsra suicess and experience. UPWARDS OF $14,000,11(1(1 I Of losses have been paid by (he .Vm.., Insurance Company in the past 40 .ars. The value of reliable Insurance will 1 apparent front the following LOSSES PAID BY THE .ETNA ntIRIN.1 TBF. fAST riVK YEARS : Isdhio 4.'U,20.83 lo Wisconsin, lis;,&5.of. In Kentucky, I . 10 Missouri 384,M8.04 loua & Minn. 101,3! .4 In Michifan, . In Indiana,... 146,:' i.. tl In Illinois,... Termessee,.... Kansas A Neb 448,3-27 41 97,M'i .21 1i4...7; I Viiii a A Vs.. SIJWO.8 Ark. ct Oa.... 23,'M o i Mississiiipi aud Alabama,. .. 152,412. IS. Firo and Inland Navigation Bisks accepted at terms consistent with solvency anfl fair profit. "rp-ciW attention giprmto inmrawi of DWELLINCX and ...'.(.', fo trrm of I to & years. The solid service long and successfully tried, aud the many advantages the ifStna Insurance Company possesses iii its line, should not be overlooked by those ready to insure aud understanding their best interests, During u stringent times " the necessity for reliable Insurance becomes an .imperative duty the ability of property owners to sustain lens b in;; then much lessened. Agencies in all tin- principal it.- and towns throughout the State Polities issued without delay, by any of the duly authoii.ed Aleuts of the Onsajainjr. RiiHiuess attendei to with despab-h ami fidelity. COPELAND A NEX-SEN, Agents, uiy'J Savings Rank Building, First St. BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE OF ASJI CAPITAL. DKTOTKB TO I NSUBANCE EXtJLUSI V ELY FIRE UIARTF.R PERPETUAL. btsk Capital, $400 000 CoShAssHs - - $547,7r2..?t) S L. LooMIS, Pleot. II. Kr.i i o.hi, Kecrutart . It'll &. II. M. MAGILL,, Oen'l Agts, ( INC ISN'ATt, O sAgents iii all the principal Cities and T.wns ' t be tlaiou. . - & LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID I At. plications received, pcllciea issued and re newed, and all business pertaining to the agency promptly attended to. COPELAN 1 it N.i.XSEN, Ageuts. WBsa, on First St., bet. Main aud Syc, in Batiugs Itauk Building. ARE YOU INSURED? DELAYS WW. DAM.KK0IJS. EVANSVILLE AGENCY OP THK MERCHANTS' iM VAM ll 0. HA R TFORD, COXX. Caali Capital, $200,000 DIRECTORS : Mirk Howard, S. Woodruff, James Bolter, E. Roberts, Guy B. Phelps, Timothy Sheldou, Tames P. Foster, Si.lnev A. White, Chas. T. RUIyer, Elijah 11. Owen, Hamer Blanch ar.l, Richard D. Hubbard, M. M. Merriuiau, W. L. Collins, W. II. D. ( alleiider. Bu"Applicalions received. Policies issued and re tiewed, and all business pertaining to the Agency promptly attended to. t3-i"'S"es eqnit ibly adjusted and promptly pai l at this Ageucv. augO COPELAND Si NEXSKN, A;en(s. THE SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF KMW YoHK OITY. (ash fapital, $500,000. sruphis i. -19,000 PARTICIPATION POLICIES, Entitling the assured to a portion of its Profits, OF WHICH 75 PER CENT Is bet asiJo annually lor that pW m, pgqJtatg 8 A r KT Y i In its yearly ftcniun!atitns, whi-Ii art fundi 1 in- . Hlead ot lifiiig divi.Iod ID stcrkUoM.-i h, mid C H E A r X E S s . In dividt'iidK t liolcleii of ' lar'.iriirUin politks . or an ABATEMENT in H ar'ue Insurance from ', the standard rates ot premium to customers w ho may prefer noii-particiimtion. JOSEPH W A LK K It. Pres'l IPOS. W. UlKliSALL, Vi.e President. R. L. Havoock, Srt'y. TH IS Co M PAN V 1 Insures agaiaat loss and damage by Fire on Dwellings, Household Furt.ituie, Stor.'S, Warehouses and their contents. Polir.i s issued by septl!- COPELAND i KEXSEI.'i, Agents.

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REGULAR PACKETS. ' V x uj i "'it CHARLEY B0WENI! II. T. DE.VTEU, Master. IV ni. Bently, .loli ii Dexter, . Clerks. The RoW'KS is the raarqUi Swift, l.iht-Draiwht. I'. 8. Evansville and Cairo Maia PasBr'agnr and c every Tuesday and Freight Packet. it Arrives at Lvans1. illt Friday luoruing, ntakiu i losr .uuei t i,.u u lib the E.AC. RA1LK0AD FOR I.Ol'ISVII.I.!', CINCINNATI, AND Til K KA.HT. A) Leave Evansville every Tues.laj and Saturday at 1 o'clock m., caiaaeciing itb CUMBERLAND A TENNESSEE RtTB Packrls at Smithlsii.t, and at Cairo wiih I he ILLINOIS CKNTRAI RAILROAD, And with Pack. t-i for ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS, ANDKEW ORLEANS, tfS The C. Row FN goes to Cairo everv Tuesday, and the haui.i t DoWkn goes to Cairo every Saturday, octfi lM U. S. MAIL Evansville Scraducali Daily Packets DUNBAR, Gil S FOWLER Master. GEN. ANDERSON, FOlVliER Masier. Leave Rvaiiaville Dally- at la o'clock M., Sunday s Kict p( -d. heave Paducah Dally at 9 A. III. The DON'BAtt and fiEN. ANDERSON make close cotinections Ht Padncah with packets for NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, & NEW ORLEANS, And tit Knuunrillf with packeta to LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI Kailromls, Tor (lie Kast. t f5 The Dunbar goes to Cairo every Friday, and the (Jen. Anderson goes to Cairo every Saturday. JOHN It. II ALL, Agent, septiS No. i! Water street. MM m J I! I. .1 K .' -- S - .... STaV ill,, and BnwiiUK Green Packet. I The h-ht draft U. S. Mail Steaiwei asSa.wj- -iti BOWLlNb (dIKKAl, A. I, ITER, Captain, JOHN TRAVIS, dk, Leaves Kvansville every Monday and Thursday, at i; o'cloi k, f M.; leaves Bewlinj; (ireen every Wednesday and Saturday, at x a. m. anglo my i tj'snii,i.tK k mnJV'OMmamJV m J Packet, Oav's O. M. WHITE, K. L. I.AMMSTi'R, master, runs as a regular Freitrht mid Paaseaeer Packed daily (Sundays excepted) betsreeu this point and Uendi'isoii. au.7 JjY V H cmjmMt TO STJI -t HJ.yUH WW of time. The L..ins-.lll and Veattersoa I Is III Diain.al. fTalfl. Si.U Wlie I I . S. M.and Psssanaec Packel Grroy Easle, "apl A. DONNALLV, .I.A. Lusk, Q k, Leaves Evansille lor Louiwville v. iy Monday lit 1" ii'i l.H'k m., and everj 'fhursday at 0 o'clock p.m., arriving at Louis die Tuesday and Kriduv evenings. Raturntttuj, leaves LeaiavfHfl every VV.-duesilay and Saturibiy .vim:, at '. oclok. mO. H. HA I L, Ageoti july&t-tf No. ' Water street. EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE U. S. MAIL PACKET, C3r r oy DEJ agio. W. U. DANIELS, C'apt. S. P. IlAi fcins v. Clerk. m kj ves re viz lk n t'nuf M J Tin sday and Satutday at ( o'clock p. m. It. tai'nin, leaves beansville every Monday and Friday at I o'clocl e. a. ir-Tin oui;h Itdls of Lading ill be KlVen for TOUSCCO or other freigBt to llaltimoce or New York at as am i ates it no) Uwei than fcjrauy other routePasseiiKeis oi freight lak, n at p.ieket-boat rates for any point on the Ohio Km r or on Green River. The paMsen r aei lamoandatloatf ol the Grey Eagle are unsurpassed b.v any boat up. m the Western waters. Apply on hoard or lo JO II N B HALL, )Uue7-dlf No. i Water street. jl oh taoi TH j hroi.vo.v J.n J POND RIVER. The elegsnt pnssenper steamer LUE EAVES, MoDoNAin, Master, Tavi.or, Clerk, will make regular tri weekly trips fo South Carrolton and Pond River, leaving oa Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. For freight or passage, apply o n board . de'20tf FORWARD'G & COMMISSION. I. A. CBANK. .WM. BROU N. CRANE & BROWN, Forwarding & Commission EVANSVILLE, I NT). Apents for Kanawha Salt Company. AriT Liberal Cash advances made ,.n Shipments of Produci . The undersigned, of the late arassof I. A. Crano A Co., and Brown Aiknian, have this day associated themselves together under the name of Crane A Brown, for the purpose of transacting a General Forwarding anil Commission business, as carried on by the late firms. From our long expel ience and increased facilities, together with onr personal and strict attention to tbe interests of our Correspondents, we hazard nothing in guaranteeing perfect satisfaction. We b,-g le:,ve to express our gratitude to those wan have heretofore con tided their interests to our keeping, and trust l. tore, plodg!ng our be Of their Interests. ect3-lyd he able to serve tin m in tut eSorti to the advancement ISAAC A. (.'KAN K, WILLIAM UKOWN. f NEW ARRANGEMENT. The Adams Exi-rvss Comtanv respectfully an nounce to their friends ami patrons, the public of Kvalisville alid vicinity, ttiat, with increased la, ilttie foi the trsaspnrtatina of V H K I t; if T , 1' A 0 K A G F. S , .If o S K T A N V V A L V A n I, E 8, They solicit a roulinuauce of former Cavora. Especial care taken in the collection of bills. Drafts, Notes, and t be transportation of small and valuable packages. Alljiersous wishing to avail themselves of the facilities of Ihe ExpreMS. can obtain any desired infer luai ion iu referoi.,:,. to t he routes ami details of the business, at their omce on Firt street, between Main and Lis list, OppoailS tbe Post Ottico. do l!? K. II. FISH. Agent. Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, 1ND. p. a. o'Rii..ir & Co. J COMMISSTOIS HEftOQANTS. Qenenal Kailr tt;n',Stainl.it, and Kxi'it'L ArtifM i aSlm. ial Ah;tith fr t lit PENN, CKNTUAL RAILROAD, ) nnd oMMelwMi over vIik Ii we art autboried to riv fUl'uUKh i't.:it ijiIm ut tIiw liwtit iMjupiiblo rnteH 1 Having a tiiaiinnolh W hurt U-at at Inudin, tlm larflurt n th Iii- KivMtrapaMe of storliiL; t and prutoCttag all nurvLiaudiic; IialI to )HniHi;e J Iikui MMMKi e at pivparcd tt lacilitAle tlm iliaf BMtch of all t i'iisinnients, ltirardv-d tt put can ; ly wither I KIVEli, RAILK0AD OR I'ANAL. Parti, ular attention paid to Raceiviag, Storing i and Koi warding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, ' or other properly, consigned te -,s Formate, and sail sj faction gtutrauteed. ) Oftiw. and sxAeasire Warahouas on Water slre-t, ; adjoiului; the Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat, . whete we are to la found, attending to tie, interests ' of isjr patrons at all hoaaa, day aud night. With our superior facilities; longstanding, an- ! tiring energy; and knowledge of our basiness, we I fs.d OSSaMsal of giving general satisfa. tiou, and hope to merit a continuance oi the eitcusivepatronage we are now enjoying. Liberal cash advances will be made on allconslguI meuts to either ourselves or correspondents is any I ot the principal markets, North, East or South. P. C. O'RILE Y A CO. ffiSTf 0 ttou Plush ests, lancy oi ies.au , low priced ; i SSOBIk. aitinet " strong snd durable; I :0 Fancy OssRaerS " great variety of patd rus, -.;is Blk. Satin " all qualities ; psi Kancy Silk and Silk Pinh Vests, -legant patterns. WM. K. FRENCH A- Co , I gcpt2K No. 20 Main street.

COMMERCIAL K V A .V S V I L L E RETAIL PRICKS C IRRENT, Corrected Weekly by COOK & LANOLIT, Dealers in all kinds of Fancy and SLapIo Family Groceries, at tbe Eureka Bazaar, No 75 Main t.

N. O. Sngar 11 Turnips 0 Crushed do, A Granulated, A Powdered, do Clariiied, do Large Loaf, extra. CoUee, Bio ..13 Apples 7 ....13 Onions .oo 13 Pumpkins, each StRlS 12' jlEggs, per doz IS ....1") Cranberries, l gallon, 60 ....1B: Raisius, extra, lb 20 20 j " Cooking 15 ... 22 Currantp 10(ttl2'ij 22 Dried Cherries 12 20 Citron 30 7 Oermau Prunes French Prunes, in bas,2 ') 'z Midasses, relaiiled W ... BU H sugar house sl XlC Sluail's Syrup 70 1-V " J extra.... 80 Laguira , Java lloatej Mexican Rice Pearl barley Pearl ago Rio Tapioca... Kice Flour C-orn Starch ... Wheat Farina 12; St. Louis Syrnj. to rlonr, Wl ite Wheat '.8 II. sack : I Stuart s Kxcelstor . .1.10 00 Vinegar, cider, l gal. ..20 Do. sack of pi lbs. ..1.35 do nite Wine. ..40 Roiled cider 40 Lard oil, Cin.,gal 1 10 Burning fluid, pr gal. 75 Alcohol, per gal 75 Brooms 2035 Tea, Imperial SOQl.OO ' Gunpowder..75l.ft0 " Young Hyson. 5ns81 ' Oolong Black.50ggl " English BreakCorn Meal per bush 70 Bran, per 100 lbs 75 Corn, per bush 45 Oats, do 40 Lard, prime Leaf. 15 ' Stearine 163 Tallow, per lb 10 Butter, choice table, in cloth 2ft good Roll 21) nans, Bogarxureu ...vuy. t f J Dr...,' ,.,1 last ...75 12K ...ii .& ... 10 ...25 ...30 ...50 ...75 isi warn l o i- 2 i W. R. Cheese fi..u; i. i - . . .11 i Eng. Dairv " Sides, clear ...lftVii Bntter Crackers Pork, pickled 12'!Soda Beef Tongues, each SO Sugar " Mackerel, extia mess. Pickles, pt. bottles. each 1715 " ot. . Hwo.2 afa gal " Large N... .i lo " cal " Small do 3.j Salmon, extra, per lb Iff Uerriro , Roe, each 331 White Msh, per lb si Irish Potatoes, 'ft bu...?0 Sweet potatoes 9(1 iu vinegar, by the 100 1.00 Chickens, old 25 1 ' ' young 20 ' dressed, f lb 10 Tup. Cirr Markets. There isa daily market for produce open from 4 to n o'clock of each morning, the two City Markets being open ou alternate days as fid lows : The Upper Market John Robliers, market master is open on Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday ssnvnings, at the time specified. The c. nter or LaamBscn Maiket Frantz Schneider, market master is open on Monday, Wednesday, ami Friday mornings, at the hours mentioned. There is also an afternoon market open at the Heater Mark.-i house Erosa 4 to o o'ch -k p. a. on Saturdays. 8tf The Eaqolret yields gnicefullr and prepare for its hiji op Salt river unconiilaiDsngly. Willai'.i says " Wo liave met the enemy and wp are their.'." The editor lakes the right riew of the ease when it discountenances; any rush measures on account of Lincoln's election. It says: What eonanqAenjces will result from the elevation of this sectional prrtjr, is more than we ean say, but we sincerely hope that the people in nil sections of the t'nlon, will acquiesce in the election af Mr. Lincoln, and permit hitu to lie inaugurated on the 4lh of March next as the President of the United States. His hare election, in onr opinion, is not sufficient gnMUlds for an y great commotion in the Southern States, but should he, niter his parly is in ajwer, violate any of the Constitutional rights of lliu South, we say, that then will lie the time for them to secede if secede they must. No danger of any Constitutional rights lieitig infringed. The Enquirer says our principles can't be proclaimed iu one-half of the States ol the l uion. You cannot charge us with that after Lincoln is inaugurated, neighbor. Ilerealter there will be a Republican party in every Southern State. fcajf' A correspondent of the Indiauapolia Journal writing Oft the 8th from Martindville, iu regard to thai town, talks as follows about the want of a railroad : Now, if we were connected with your city by railroad, we would send more business ami passengers into it than any other town within the same distance. The whole White River Valley, fiom Indianapolis to Martinsville, is one of the richest in the western country. The Evansville & Indianapolis Straight Line Railroad has proved such a failure, and the citizens in all this region consider themselves so outrageously swindled by that road, that they are dis courage i. If Ihe business men of Indianapolis would lake bold of the enterprise, and our people could see a certain prospect of getting a road to the capital, they would go into it wilh a hearty good will. "Take a Drink. ': The Overland Mail brings us l.os Angelos papers of October 15. They are filled with accounts of the completion of the telegraph between that place and San Francisco. The following congratulatory dispatch was among those received. It is like everything else in California, exceedingly sm generis : "San Fbancisco, Oct. Sth. We congratulate you and the citizens of Eos Angelos, on the completion of the line to that point Take a drink." Bach dispatch was received with cheers, in which the ladies joined by waving their handkerchiefs. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed on the occasion. Cin. Gaz. e have seen some awful typographical errors in our day and generation, but seldom any more absurd than the following. An editor, wanting a line to fill the column, gave : " Shoot Eollj as she flies." POPE. In selling up Ihe above, the devil had it thus: " Shoot Polly as she flies, eoe P' Cottnt Oavock has intimated that the Sardinian Government will do all in its power In obtain the rest oration of the child Mortara to his parents. firgMSev. Henry Ward Ueecher has received five hundred invitations for this winter's lecturing tour. He has as yet accepted but tweuty-live, il It I K S. SIK I 'KS, t ot-' I' UK If ill s. Ui.f'tl.-s, I 'tirry 'ombs. Tacks, Powder, Sh. Tl White Pish, Starch, Knife Baskets, Beef era, Ac, Ac, A-c. for sale by JAS. ERSK1NK k CO. rtts Mf O MM energe U-J.'TKIt. -JJV Jt Tll'K, tic boy. ace 10 to 20. of ;.-l habits. and who u riles a good plain hand, to act as Poller, Ac Hoard will ! farafathesL Applyto octlo CEO. POSTER a OO. h.' li !.!!!. I O UllitS. PHIMK POMTO llico. 3o I. lis Eastern Refined, ('nulled, Pow dered, Granulated and Coffee Sugars, received by rail by oilo GEO. FOSTER 0O. ItJO UO.XKS MJPMJVMJ MI.MUM CM MO - Winter Candles, far sale heks Cincinnati rates at No 4.; Main St., by I'll I LI P DECKER. Sept. 28th. LADIES AND GENTS : UH WOKI.irs JAt MH ttTll,L p-n at No. 8 Second street room for a few no re. (-onie ami look no troiinie lo snow inose cosy little dove aud tan Colored Gaiters. Give us a call, and I know yon will buy. Slesn Kid, French K id and Morocco i'olka Hoots, of t he most exquisite styles ever offered m this market. Misses' aud Children's Gaiters of every shade and color ; Kid an ; Morocco of every style, with anl without heels ; 0oppcr-tipp.'d of various kiuds, of the imprnved patent. Gents' tine Patent Leather and Calf Boots made to obpi'.h of the best import.-d stock we have had for years. Glove Kid, Patent Leather, Calf and Morocco Congress Gaiters excelsior, a la mode. Made b.v the most fashionable snd best workmen to be found enr (.'astern cities not excepted. Friends, come on strangers, ;ivo ns a trial. JOHN BASCH, marSl Uo. 8 Second St., Evansrilie. Ind.

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. ity or Evansville, Oct. 29, 1S60. mmoTicx jm h a st n b i airxjv VW that I, Christian Hedderich, Collsetor of the City of Evansville, between the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock A. a., and 2 aud 5 o'clock P. h., on the 22d of November, I860, will sell at public auction, at the door of the Court House in tbe City of Evansville, Indiana, the following lots, parts of lots, and par . eels of real estate and improvements, assessed fur i the payment of City taxes for the year 1800, due from the owners thereof to the City of Evansville, ' the same being now due and unpaid, and for the j costs of said sale, and that such sale will be con- j tiuued from day to day at the aforesaid hours and place until ail the lots and parcels of real estate herein mentioned are sold as ottered for sale : ORIGINAL PLAN. Carpeutur, Alvln B. S7'-C ft on Water street by 150 ft iZeep, leing the South-east halfof lot He. 19. 6U Stetj ft on Fiist street by loftiest deep, being t. E. Side of 1 it G8 South-west halt of lot 8ii S9.1Q 94.87. 75 ft on First street by iii It on Vine street, being corner or front pal t of lot No. 28 LOWER ENLARGEMENT. Carpenter, Alvin B, the undivided half of :t'i7 ft of wharf property below Division street EASTBKX ENLARGEMENT. ta.vs Carpenter, Alvin B, lot No. 7 iu Mock No. 37 B.61 2.30 1.38 57 do 5 do 13 Uayhurst, Azariah, lot No. 19 in block No. 44 Merritt, John J. lot No. 2 iu block No. 19 do 3 do 19 do 4. do 19 do 5 do 19 BAKER'S ADDITION. Merritt, John J, lot 7 Iu block No. 1 1.15 1.15 2.:w 1.14 1.44 1 -14 1.43 1.44 1 44 1.72 1 44 1 44 1 44 1.43 1 44 1.43 74

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do 8 do 3 do 9 do 3 do lu do t do 11 do :t do 18 do 3 do 11 do 3 do 14 do 4 do 15 do 4 do 10 do 4 do 17 do 4 do l'J do 4 do 20 do 4 do 21 do 4 South-east half of lot No. 22 in block 4 LAMASCO.

ilvin B, lot 3 Canal Basin 45 ft 3.00 I, lot No. 10 iu Mock No L'S I.GS do It do lis 1.88 do 13 dc l.&U do 13 do 28 1.50 de 14 do 28 1.50 do IS do 'js 1.87 do lli do 28 1.88 do 4 do &'J 1.31 do ft do 59 2.0C do 10 do n 9(1 do (i do 75 5(1 do 7 do 75 5fi do It do 75 l.r,9 do 13 do 7.'. 1.88 do 14 do 7.". 75 do 15 do 75 75 do lb do 7" U4 the North hall ..I do 2 do 7il 1.31 do 0 do 7ii 2.63 do 10 do 7 2.C.2 do a do 77 2.B3 do 12 do 77 2.63 do 1 do 78 S.do do 2 ilo 7S 2.25 do 2 do 7S 2.25 the North half of do 4 do 7S 1.13 do 14 do 83 2.02 do 10 do 84 2.63 do 9 de 85 2.C2 do 10 do 85 2.25 do 12 do 65 2.25 do 13 do 85 2.113 do 13 do l(n 1.50 do 14 do inn 1.50 de 15 do lis) I.5D lo 18 do ion 1.50 do 7 do mi 1.87 do 83 do lot 1.5S do 24 do 101 1.89 de 25 do 161 1.50 de Ittt do 101 1.50 do 1 1 do lir2 2.(Hi de It do 103 1.88 do 7 an MS 1.88 do 8 do M8 1.88 do ! do 1113 1.8S do 10 do iat 1.88 do 8 do 105 2.06 do do 105 2.06 do 10 do 105 2.0 do 11 do 105 2.IS1 do 12 do Mf 2.06 do M do 105 2.00 do 14 do IflS 2.06 the whole of do 2r, 18.75 lot No. ;t iu Mack 58 1.50 do 12 do 71 1 88 do 13 do 74 2.08 do 25 do MO 1.31 do 8S do loo 1.31 3., do 1 do 58 2.25 do 2 do 58 2.1)6 do 3 do 58 2.00 do 4 do 58 2.(Hi do 5 do 58 2.63 do do 58 2.(17 do 7 do f.8 l.SS do 8 do 68 1.5tt 'OL'RTII ENLARGEMENT. Alvin B., lot No. 25 in ... k 9 2.25

Law, Wm.

do 10 do south J-3 do 11 do 3 do 11, do 13 do 17 do 13 do 18 do 13 do IU de 13 do 20 do 13 do 27 do 13 do 28 do 13 do 31 do 13 do 32 do IS I J ' , do i I do 211

2 25 3. (t(l .03 STOC K E L I. ' S E NLAR0EMENT. Carpenter, Alvin B., lot No. 3 B, fronting on vision streot, in block No 1 Iii SI

do 3 do 2 3.0O lo 4 do 2 3.00 do ft do 2 3.00 do 0 do 2 3.00 do 8 do 2 3.00 do 9 do 2 3.00 do 10 do 2 3.0S do 11 do 2 3.00 do 12 do 2 3.19 do 13 d.. 2 3.19 do 15 do 2 3.75 do lri do 2 3 75 do 17 de 2 4.50 do 1 do 6 3.O0 do 31 do 9 1.60 fractious! do 3 do 13 7.5o

Merritt, John J.,tbe undivided half of lot No. 17 in block No. 8 1. do the undivided one-tenth part of lot No. 16 in block No. 8 do the undivided half of lot N'.

18 in block No. 8 2. Of, ot No. 1 in block No. JM do 2 do It 1.09 do .3 do II l.9 do 4 do U 1.68 do i do 11 169 do 6 do 11 i.ia do 7 do 1 1 l.o do 8 do 11 1.68 do 9 do 11 1.09 do in do 11 1 .68 do 11 do 11 1.69 do 12 do 11 i.8 do 13 do 11 1.09 do 14 do 1 1.09 do 15 do 11 1.68 do lo do li i.fia do 17 do 11 l.f,9 do 18 do li i.C9 do 19 de il i.r.w de 20 do 11 1.68 do 21 do 11 1.09 do K J 1 1 ......... L69 do 23 do 11 1.09 do 21 do 11 1.0S do 'J5 do 11 1.09 do 20 do II 1.09 do 27 do II 1.69 do 2X do II 1.08 do 29 do 11 1.69 do 311 do 1 1 1 09 do 31 do II 1.68 do I do 4 1.13 do 2 do 4 1.12 do 3 do 4 1.13 do 4 do 4 1.12 do 5 no 4 1.13 do ' do 4 1.12 do T do 4 1.50 do 12 do 4 1.50 do 13 do 4 1.01 do 14 do 4 1.01 do 5 do 5 1.50 do 0 do 5 1 50 do 7 do 5 1.69 do 8 de 5 1.09 do 9 do 5 1.87 do 5 do 0 2.03 do 6 do 0 2 02

Craue, tb north-west one-tenth part of lot No. 7 iu block No. 6 CARPENTER PLACE. ( ai pouter, A. B., lot No. I in block No. 3.. ;.S8

Jo 2 do 3 3.01 do 3 do 3 3.00 do 4 do 3 3.00 do 5 do 3 3.00 do 0 do 3 3.00 do 7 do 3 3-iKi do 8 do 3 3.00 do 3 do 4 3.00 do 4 do 4 3.00 the whole of block No. 1,172 50

Merritt; John J. oct30-3wd HEDDERICH, City Collector.

COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. Citt or Evansvillk, Oct 20, I860. fMOTIVB MS H r. II K H 1 - ttItXJ" w w that I, Christian Hedderich, Collector of the Cty of Evansville, between the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock A. m . , and 2 and 5 o'clock p. a., on the Lith of November, I860, will sell at public suction at the door of the Court House in the City of Evansville, Indiana, the following lots, parts or lots, aud iarcels of real estate and improvements-, assessed tor the payment of City taxes ler the year 1SG0, due from the owners thereof to the ( ity . I Evansville, the same liug now due and uupaii, and fur the costs of said sale, and that such sale will be continued from day to day at the aforesaid hours and place until all the lots and parrels of real estate hereiu mentioned are sold ;i- ottered for sale : ORIGINAL PLAK. Howes, Lewis, lot -5, original plan I 7 In I ' P 1' E R EN LA liiiV M K S T. Chandler, .loin: J., 15th suidivish.i. ot MS lot N.v 4 .'. i Fairchikl, E. II., lot 10 57 n LOWER KNLAR(;I.MEN'T. ltaker. Wm., undivided half ot .'7 teet of Whari proerly, below Division street Is-tMeeu Elm and Leet street et Isi Howes, Lewis, andivhlnd two-thirds of STt) feet of Wharf property, above Leet street Hones, Lewis, lot No. 1 DONATION ENLARGEMENT Fellowes, Wui., lot No. 14!i EASTERN ENLARGEMENT. 0') 00 R0 8 2 9 77 Baker i (Marvin

0, Block 10, Rast'n En'l S3 30 ' 10 " 16 11 6 CO " 1 73 8 " 2d f 1 73 ii " SI " 2 5S 7 ' 22 " 2 88 3 " 42 " 1 72 B " 44 1 39 8 ' 44 " 1 ;s 9 44 1 38 15 " 44 " 1 38 18 " 44 ' 1 M8 20 44 1 38 21 "4 " 1 38 23 "41 1 38 0 45 - 1 38 9 45 " I 38 17 " 45 " 1 27 19 " 45 " 1 26 20 " 45 ' I 27 8 " 46 1 38 3 " 34 U 7 4Jt 0 26 " 4 08 5 ' ' 36 " - 19 55 13 " 40 " 6 33 19 " 49 " 3 10

Denbler, W. Early, Rob: " 150 feet on Sixth street by ISO (. .t on Locusl stre,-t,ul Evans's Homestead 43 13 4 03 0 75 1 38 4 01) 4 93 1 38 4 03 1 44 3 H4 1 44 2 (3 2 44 2 23 2 25 3 38 3 37 111 13 i 08 2 2A 9 M 2 25 2 81 2 tut Z 25 2 25 2 (i3 1 88 94 ii 1 88 I BO 1 60 1 50 1 87 1 09 1 09 2 S3 2 25 2 25 2 44 2 06 2 08 2 68 Garvin. Thomas E. lot .'. Klock 41...... undivided MM Block IS lot IS Hlock 49 "9 ' 40 "II " 30 an " 4 " 45 north halfof lot 8 Hi.- k Uayhurst. Asariah, Meut.er. Michael,. Mesker, Henry Neff, Peter N Kiinoth, Albert, th 32 :. BAKER S AKIUTION. Eiiirich, Win., lot 4 Block :t north of lot 5 Block 3 Garvin, Thos. E., lot 18 Bhak 4 LAMASCO Garvin, Thus. E., lot 19 Block I3S 20 14 15 135 130 180 ' " 2 " 175 - 4 " 175 Gifford, Thomas, 128 feet by 388 feet of north end of Hha-k No. 105 L.sl. r, Lewis It, lot 1 Block 57 2 " ft7 3 " 57 Lauiasco 8 9 in 1 1 1 9 10 11 12 13 14 10 1 3 1 l 3 9 lo 74 47 5H 56 38 53 58 .58 ;,8 85 85 85 80 80 88 80 8 ltSl list pl Ml ion lol 102 183 ll2 l(r 104 104 HH list list 184 104 1H4 104 o', 106 105 105 l.i.i MS 1U5 105 108 lo8 loo Kasinger, John, Scott, Lnciaa II, Blo.h Lamss. 2 25 1 12 1 81 " 14 " 15 " 5 " O " If, " 13 " 8 " 9 " 111 " 14 " 15 " 10 " 17 .. .iX " 22 m (I M " 23 ' 24 " 25 " 20 " 27 H 28 12 13 3 1 9 1 R9 2S 2 H8 2 06 2 06 1 88 1 87 1 88 1 87 1 88 1 87 1 88 1 09 1 00 1 87 1 88 1 87 2 25 1 88 1 87 1 83 1 87 2 25 2 25 2 48 nil of 11 25 FOURTH ENLARGEMENT M.ier, W .1 , lot 24, Hlock lo, fourth enlarge in.. nt STOC K V E L L'S ENLARGEMENT. Green, John W, lot 1, Block 13, St. k well's Kul " 2 " 13 do Storkwell.J M.heirs) lot 31, Block 17, do 2 " 17 do CARPBNTKR'a PLAi'E. 5 81 1 69 3 96 1 65 1 05 Loder, laiais B, lot 1, Block 4, Carpenter's place 4 " 2 " 4 do 3 HATTELL PLACE 13 Loder, Lewis H, lot

in, Block I, Battel! place 7 51 11 " 1 do 7 50 12 " 1 do 7 ,: 13 "1 do 7 Ct 14 "1 do 7 69 15 " 1 do 7 68 10 "1 do 9 19 17 " 1 do 11 20 1" " 1 do 7 87 19 "1 do 7 69 20 1 do 7 68 21 "1 do 7 09 22 " 1 do 7 08 23 "1 do 9 18 24 "1 do 7 8

CHRISTIAN IIEDDF.RICII, City t'ollector. 3wd MTIO H f O BJ T ltJV ,VO T t f M .- M tinier for Plank Side-walk. Council Chamber, Oct.2d, 1800. And now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Common " , of the Citv ol Eviuisville, that the owners of all Lots or parts t Lots fronting on or aiijoining the west side of Second avenue, from Seventh street to Franklin Btreott iu said City, enuaw the side-aalks thereon t be breught to the projier graile, and that they cans, a side-walk of Class No. 2 to lai laid down tliereon, within thirty days Irom the publication of this order. P. BL'RKE, Clsrk. City Clerk's Office, Oct. 23, I860. J i O M f K T T i O JV JVO T M V tt. Z' Order for Brick SidrfWalk. Council Clianiher. Oct. 22d, 1860. And uow it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council of the City ot Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the north-west side ol Walnut slris-t, from Sixth to Seventh strests, in said city, cause the side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that Ibey cause a side-walk of Class No. 1 to bo laid down thereou wfthia thirty days from the publication of this order. P. BUBKK, CTk. City Clerk's Office, Oct. 23. 1880. gri O M P O H Jl T tO .V .V OT I i J. 2 Order fur Plank Side-walk. Oct. 22, I860. Aud now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of the City of Evansville, that the owners of all lots and parte of lota fronting ou or adjoining the west side of Second avenue, front franklin street to Sixth street, in said city, cans the side-walks thereon to be brought to the projair grade, aud that tln-y cause a side-walk of class No. 2 to be laid dewu thereon within thirty days from the publication of this order. P. BUUKE, Clerk. City Clerk's Office, Oct. 'il, 1860. gri O M J Mjt T i O -V -V o T 1 V Mi Z- Order for Plank Side-Walk. Council Chamber. Oct. 22, 1800. And now- it is hereby ordered aad directed, by the Common Council of tbe City oi Evansville, that tbe owners of all Lota or, parts of Lots froutiug on or adjoiniug the west tide ot 8.- .Ml avenue, lrulu Euxlli street t Canal street, in said City, causo tbe side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, aud that they cause a side-walk of Class No. 2 to be laid down thereou, within thirty days from the public:! I ion of thii order. P. BCUKE,JCIerk. Clerk's office. Oct. 23, 1860. f M I VjlHtMtT I , WOOB and Willow Ware at ctl2 COOK LANGLET a.

MISCELLANEOUS.

WJfBJatifVUFZ.tra. voLBrrttjyrtr t o. MM have removed to Water Mt-.-t. (hree doot above Main. Z VVR are now inaaiifactari'nr. M elts' Patent F. 'd tllg Spriug Bed, the best and BUiat CoTTvenlel, 1 B0' Iii one, ai it cau be moved or handled without any trouble. Call and examine them. tan'a DR. HAAS, BaviUK leased the rooms forme: ly occupied by Dr. Kivett, in Dr. Bray's building, ops sit the Post Ufa. e, for a seriea of years, would reBpectfully solicit the citizens of Kvansville and ttie sucrouuding towns aud country, to isit his rooms aud aee the sjen-iniens ou exhibition, w bethel Ihey need the services ot a Dentist or not. Siuce tbe issuing of his last circular and adver tisement, over a year since, several improvements slid liew inventions have been made, ol vthnb. lo' has availed hliuself, nl.,1 allows notion.: 1l.it , subserve the interests of his patients, lo pa B unsecured. His fa. ilitirs ar.- felt, r and , it. il. lini ment larger, without .It.ut.t. th.-n any Otbel iu oar State, and eiptst toau in fcustrfii cities. All thosa who need Detit-il operations perforaied, and aiu pleased with his v,r.rk , nhall Is1, a treaded to witn great pleasure. The tollowiiii!: are the M les of w.-rk uiaioifsctiirisl by him;--Coul iniioiis Gusa; Hl.-ik or Carved Work; Vnkaiiite Has..; Coram.-; Anii.-r: tn-opias-tic GoM and Silver work. ali-thiiii; can ,-M-el tlie bcautl and cl.-auliin-s ot the continuous gum work. It is wltbont a s. am e-cr evice. ( Theeks that nr.- sunl.ru i an be ieslori.,1 toinearlv their original ,-oiitoiir by tbi- slyhi 1 work, and also i tin-use of the Vulcanite, Coral -iui9and Auibt-i r. !. 'i lo- htii. i htylea, foi iiut.iiiSss and adaptalioii to difficult months, excel alii Cela auytllillg we have I'Ver seen. lis has si'Veval ana's! lot -s rot alli t iiiiiir pain when extracting teclh. They are pertentli haiu.less. 'I lo- aiont d. In ale can have Ihnui applied. He doi-s nut advertise anything he cannot d i, nor exhibit auythiug not nuele by himsell. Parents should i-oiisnlt ihe health aad beanty (4 their children by having the Daajtlss direct thair second dentition, theri.t.y producing synsaseti anil health to those invaluable organs. Irregularity of children a teeth corrected sjoc cessfully. Those having decayeil teeth, shonld either havw them extracted or tilled at once (the latter it pofl sible). The health of Ihe parties and the reBaaiulug teeth deiuauil Ibis. ss I take pleasure in introducing Dr. Haas, my successor to ilo- old rooms in Bray's building, hoping he will find them both pleasant and proflable From uiy intercourse wilh the Doctor I am pleased to nnd him one of the progressing . possessing taste and high professional ability and standing. With this view, I can, w ith safely, rnetMBmend him to the community as a skillful and competent dentist. (maygB) J- kivetc. QUACK NOSTRUMS. rWUtX -VA W 'OHM JI' UOOH ML says: The majority ol Hair Washes, Hair Dyes, Hair Tonics, Hair oils, and the numberless preparations now before ihe public, under such aktravsgant, hyperbolical and iaataath titles as we see paraded In show window cards and uewspapei lisadings, as hair preparations, aie all humbugs ot tbe first water ; their real ate in, when thev pos sess any, it that they do no harm. Hog's I. aid. Whale Oil, Lard Oil, Sweet oil, scented aad coha ed, make up, when ip beautiful wrapper and whila Hint glass bottles, Ihe costliest char.'u ti r of Ionics ; and when thus costly, are baptized with some In syllable term, said caught at by verdant young aad old of hatat sexes Hucli is not (be I Har artier ot Protessor Wood's Hair Restorative. This gentle tleman conjss bvtore Ihe world without any "high falutia ".XilnphJ domim, Si nny other astoanjdiag and startling catchpeiiiiy tonus In. simply adv. o tiaes a Hiair aVsaa am , - w hai it cxpie -ses, precisely and as a Restorativn it arts. Buy PrufeaSUS Wisal's Hair Restoiative ; and as yon valu foot scalp, aye, your rery tirains, apply nothing else , for it may be that yon will get somo worse substance than pai famed lard onycnr cranium. Remember, Wood's Restorative In tbe Hair is Ihe best article extant." i. It will, by nature's own process, Bettor Gray Hair to the Original Color, Will make it Grow ou Raid 0e n Will restore tin Natural Secretions, Will remove at once all itching, Will remove all Dandruff, Will cure all eruptions ev on Hcsld Headv Will make the Hair Solt nnd Glossy. Will make the old appear voung aain, WP! preserve the Color of itatr to old age, Will always Fasten It un.l stop Its Falling, And hi one ot lh best Botlat Aitulos lor the Hair now in us.-. kianulacliiie.l bv O. J WOOD A Co., and told Wholesale and Retail ai -144 Headway, New York aud 114 Maiket stroet, St. Louis, Mo. Also ol by all druggists in in.- i ity ami . i-uiili'v. aept!6 mCJtM.a We i.av Ml hand a supply of 0 Wo can also furnish TRACK Sr.", EES of any la Iiaciiy. Those Scalcn are Irom the matnifa. t.-t v o C. T. FAIRBANKS Jt CO., St. Jobaabnrg, Vermont. Kni7 frstoli tn.li il snil seal .1, and warranted correct. For testimonial we rnatr to tbo thousands of la-rsous usiug them. U0RNUKO0K Sr CO., Agents, nov24 Water streei. Evansville. . u REllOVAU Robert Mtovrt JMVHMTMitrT, Office Cur. mmm bmd Water Sta.; entrance ou Main St., Ecarui ile, 1ml. Plans, siociucatious, detail drawing, stc., lot all classes of buildings, prepared ou slim I notice, and oa reasonable terms. aiil7 Lots tor Sale f-V JMOST MiJ.-it' TMCtt.ns. "a The most nvrorabu etiportonity evei oCered to the pnbli. Shlots ol tt ai res sack, on the N burg road, mil.-s front the Oostrt lioassi, and 8 lots of 5 acres each, on Wasliington avenue, tsj mile froju th" city. As sniall a nanti aaoas fourth of an acre will be so'd, il deelred. Applyto WILLIAM BICRBOWKR. nov22dly Closing Out. wnrvr ti -IKK un I. l.l.S'ti jtT ttKWW dueed prices our stock of CARPET nil. (LoTIIS, DKfOOETH. WAITING, DAMASKS, DRY GOODS. DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, Ml'SLINS, SHEKTINO.-. CALICOES. OASSIMERKS, CLOTHS, Casinets, Cottonades. Anything we have iu the Hi v Good line w ill sel low for CASH, as it is onr full determination t" change business. JAS. OA K LK V A- SON. june4-6md jpratlvr -4 9U ttl'tH. Mi JIM tOMJV'MJV W-S store aad for sale by oct2o W. 51. AIRMAN CO.

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