Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 54, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 November 1860 — Page 1

THE EVANSVTLLK DAILY JOURNAL,

VOLUME MIL NUMBER U. EVANSVILLE., IND , SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10, Mm.

TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

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BUSINESS CARDS. A. LEMCEE & CO., Dialers in Pr&iuce, Awm Commission Merchants, Have rvuoved to Mo. 31 Main Streat. Iuv3 .OYSTERS! If THE SEASON OPENED! .f.r -v w Hi:t tiiVM.w iu ML, 1" by Atlanta Kxpreaa, tle Celebrattal kreah KALTI MOItK oYtiTIRB, NKW YORK BAT BHC1.L OT8TEB8, M 1 1. 1 il;l. H AHLKM, DTxTKK., PKI.AWAKW BAY DYSTKRM, W A 11 II a ITID V 11 K II I Cm un witb aane.4al rain and Attention Can wi ll tille-l, and free from atwlt Kor aal kr tha raaat, half aS mmA rmn. tlr.-at iuduramenta ofleisMl to dealers and cotiuuMia. J. Y. rUtK KB, Sole Agent, m plll-U No. 107 Main-at.. Kvansville, lad. f 1 1M Kl.lt S MrJOMJ'ST9JV, d Retail AND provision I T, dealer in Cnrdaii". Naila, Glass, (a- I M KKt'll A N i. .. ot, rwtfer. trust, near tin 8 IMa-il ( 'rtliul r I'aria, Ac, No. EvaMvilln. Ind. 128 Main feb-8 o t a I I a $ J i a

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o E PC o a: i C. SCHMITT & STARK, Wliol, nala and Retail Peelers in French, English & American PAPER HANGINGS, MtllLH AMI PAPER Shades and Kintnres, ( Hrt.it, Goods, Gilt t!orh, Curtain Pins and Parlor slit rare. So 3 and 5 First atieet, Kvausvilla, lodlaua. u.rl!-ly James Steele. (frcccnakm to ktrrlf. s iivsnrl.) 2d ST., BET. CHESTNUT & CHERRY, EVANSVILLE. INDIANA. Nl DOORS, WINDOW BLINDS, IHtKS.UKU LV.UHKB, Boardjs, ntkai. Jc, of every deacriptiou coustantI. baud. Packing Boxen of all kiuds made to rdnr. Saw ing ol every kiuddoue on the short.-st notice. aprlS-ly i r anan. Lnto of Jnqw at Oo. aow acRaow. READ & BURROW, Hoots c? Slioea, HATS AND CAPS, y,n. ir.Maln.t., K.VAXSVILLK, 1KB. ol W ILLIiM II. A X K , PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, Cor. Klrat anil Sytutsrr Sta. Part icnlar attention paid to the repatriuK of Huiral. Repeating, and FINK WATCH MB. a- Vititmmmmd Wr.l.luig Cm Ji neatly Writtrn. "Wet lal-itt ikk. ii.it.xnri. co., wjtkm -tn.i t. Kvansville, Indiana, Wholesale Dealrs ill Groceries and all kiuds of Produce, Nails, Has, White Lime, Cement, Cotton Yarn, White Load, Linseed Oil, Ac, Ac. Also, constantly on 'land a full stock uf Sash, Panel Doors, Ac, of all .ies. ap2b E. Q. SMITH, CHAIR MANUFACTURER, Market street, Kvansville, Ind., will keep on hand and make to order every variety ol Cane and Wood Seat CHAIRS. TbeTrade supplied st loweat nvtea. Hotels, Steamboats and Halls fur-ii-hed promptly to order. All work warranted. taul-ly II KV r. M11I.KK. J. HEMSV mhi: MILLER & NIEHAUS, MUkuae in 9 noo:s, shoes, hats, caps Ac. .vo. 13 .n.i r.y sthkkt, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA r. w BaiKKacTE. a. Het.ai.ias. BIIINKMEYER & CO. CA.TTTTT E?T'iT C"TriT7T? TI7iTTrcs oo j xii nxm uxu jei vv uxvivt, Evansville, Ind. Manufacturers of Stoves, Hollow Ware, Railings, House Fronts, Verandahs, Balconies, anil Castiag n g rat. Copper, Tin, aud Sheet Iron Ware. ti-Ki' Sales Itooiii : 72 Main street, Mesker's BaBd-ii-.'. Konnderv : near 3Ioiith Pigeon Creek. dr. L-rs promptly attended to. juuel9-Sut. JaCOb Sinzich & Son. j WHOLESALE BAKERS, I TH-alu rH in BOAT STORES, U-ufsr SI., hit . PHm, -Me MrCMt m.'K jv-v p m khto-v. TM SALK DRY fiixiDS UOUHK. Kirssrreit. Rvansville, In. I Merchants will alwavs Itnd a full slock o I Dry Good, Beots, Shoes. Hats and Calm, at i bis House, w 1,1 i. will be sold on lair terms fseD'Al 1

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JM II KnVKKT.V, Hmp t Mr,, ,,. ( SIKH THK riM -VANSVILLE JOURNAUtO!TlPANY. Journal Buildings, Locust Si., it ami UJPV-. I I m ml. MoTU'C lly i-f.jii.t the Kev. Mr. MitJarvr will rrpa at tlio funeral H( iiMIHii nf the lal Hi. J. hi I,imli:v, ..ii I.. morrow aftaraoon ut MarVlu HII. 8eryi.-e l.i cuuiuiente ut :i o'chxk. The fried Ja uf tb diawd, and tho pablk v -i-lly, are lariud luuttund. taaoig to Youio Hen. Ker. H. A. ('..k will .n , I. tu murrow Teuinj, in the l: ;,t Clinic b, the tirit of ,,!., of J laoooraai to jrooag iueu. Subje. t of tlie flmt utrinoii -1 u. I n I r v . Servir.-(I to .'..innieare at 7. o'clock. BISINKS LOCALS. Stbavkd or Stolen From the umlersigued, a sorrel Oaxai ian 1ony. The oil' hind fool ig white. The may in heavy set, and has a Ma.-" forehead, and is shod all round. A liberal reward will be paid to the person who returns the animal to norS.tf Scanti.in k StepbBKS. Wantrk. A g(d girl can hear of -tfd. For a splendid, warm, serviceable over-coat, a good business suit, or comfortable heavy under garments, go to Lyons s. who bus just received a fresh supply ol boys' clothing. tUff' Mr. James Ferry of Adams Express laid us under obligations last eveni ig tor copies of the Cincinnati and Indianapolis papers. Jimmy never forgets the printers. Ha?Since our article of the other day in relation to a new invention or discovery we have luarned further particulars concerning its nature and iu progress here. An arrangement has beeu made with several gentlemen of means for its immediate introduction into practical use; andan engine of sufficient size to f ully exhibit its merits, is now in process of construction by one of our most ingenious mechanics. The uature of the invention is briefly this. It consists iu the combination of three elements, viz: water, air and heat, in such a manner as will permit the use of the expansive power of a great amount of atmospheric air, in the smallest possible space and with the use of an almost nominal degree of heat, and as will also allow the power of the engine to be increased or diminished by simply increasing or diminishing the amount of anyone of the three elements used. The power of the engine does not depend upon its size but upon its strength i for the raasou that the power is in proportion to the (uaiitity of the above elements, that is brought into requisition, either iu combination or simply. In connection with this engine, the in. ventor, Mr. McAtee, proposes using one of two other inventions or discoveries of his, by means of which he is of opinion that sufficient heatcan be generated, without the use o' any fuel whatever, to run an engine uf any required power. Should bis success equal j

bis anticipations the age of steam is at an the j u,t, returns last night of this, Black end. iviiieto ie--'".'"'l'owushii'. They are official, as follows :

Thk weather, yesterday, was miser able in the extreme. It was barely possible for a Republican jubilant as be bad reason tolas over the result of the election last Tuesday. -to preserve his good nature. For the democrats-whose tempers have not been greatly sweetened by the results that the wires are continually announcing it was absolutely awful. It rained and it snowed And -as Tony Weller would express it no. verce. The mud was deep and trouble some. Such another day we do not wish i soon to see. I'kksokal. Mr. Bayless W. Hanna, long a prominent lawyer of Terra Haute, has removed to our city. We congratulate the bar of our city on this accession to their numbers. I'rirate dispatches received at Richmond, Va., state that when the news of Lincoln's election reached Charleston, U.S. Judge McUrath, District Attorney Connor. ud the Collector at Charleston all resignedPoor fools ! They had only to hold on for a few months, when they would have been quietly removed. The Governor of Pennsylvania has issued a proclamation declaring Win. Lehman duly elected to Cougress from the 1st district. Byerly, who forged the returns has been sentenced to imprisonment in the penitentiary. The Republicans of Terre Haute had set apart last evening for a grand jubilee. .1 v. 1 a unKAn- ,1. waallid. ilunin. ,Te appreuouu, uuscm, v"- ....".- t ! ened their enthusiaim not a little. It was 'a dismal time tor Wide Awakes to tramp through the mud. The Cincinnati Enquirer claims t iat it has reliable authority for saying that the j Philadelphia Press is owned and conducted j by several Republican gentlemen in Philadelpbia, ud that Mr. Forney is paid so much a week for editing if, and giving the concern the benefit of his name. It says Forney has been for Lincoln all through Mississjipei. This Slate has undoubtedly gone for Breckinridge.

The Klrt lornl Vote-, of tlif Slates. As a matter of conv. niem reference, we

publish below a -datement ot the electoral

vote of each Stale in I860, together wttb the Mtpdiai v.ite in ls."ij: Electl Bocb- FroStat.fi. vote. inn. K"'t iu.t ; Haia .".o.oso i,7,37;i 3,:ap i New Hamiwhire... 5 :;l.sal :t7..v.'l ii : Veiaioiit s io,5o;i :t,5ni Mwaachasatlai Ul :,'.i,2lo loo.lfto in.(i2(. : Rb.Kie 111 4 Q.I 4 i.r.-w I1.4li7- 1,(57 . I Ota Beetle at 14.''.(5 45.715 2,'iI5 I New York ST. 15,878 27,ntc 124,M I New Jersey 7 6,943 28,: 24,115 Pelitisjlviiin i 27 2:u.710 147,51(1 S2 1" Detewan '. 8,oo4 ;i( (".1X5 Marvlalld 8 2:,lIo 2hl 47,4(.ll Virtpuia l b;i.820 2'Jl W 278 Korth Carolina 10 48 2l(i :io,8;Jt Si.(itb Curoliim ... n Btmcted by l.eisltmi.-. Ji-..riiii In ;"i,57K 42,228 Klori.lii ?! ti.r.s 4,88p AtektMM 9 4..,7:'.'i S8.MK IxMuttlaaa t; 2,1h4 2(i,7o MHs&Miupl 7 2 . ,41.; 'H.V. r, TaJM 4 2S.757 15.44 Arkiii.Hiw 4 21,Hlo . 1",787 Missouri t 58.101 48,584 Tihmii 12 7:;.l'.S t'rf;,178 Kentucky IJ 74. (.42 :i!4 (i7.ll(: bio s.i 170,874 187.4H7 28.120 Indiana 13 lls,t;7n 94.875 gjj.386 Illinois 11 l(t5,i48 j W.188 :17,44I Mi. Iiii.n i 52,l.l-; 71,702 l.GC.O Wtaooeln 5 52,84:1 57 . Iowa 4 :;..,l7o 4::,s.'j4 u,lo Ifinueaula 4 Oregon California 4 51,925 2ilt:9 .35,ll.i

Total ....Mi 1,834,337 ,34,l,82 873,o'5 A table similar to the above has Men extensively published in the papers during the campaign just closed, which upon comparison with the returns as given in the Tribune Almanac for 1857, we find incorrect in almost every figure. We have, therefore, prepared the above, which we consider reliable. 'I'll. Vote In 11 S, in IS5G. I 8553, ami In As it may be of intervst to our readers to take a survey of the changes in the political condition of the country during the hist twelve yenrs, we give below the votes at the Presidential erections during that period : 1818. Taylor. Whig; ...1.3C.2.9I2 ...l,2ii.7;i5 ... 2!M,:;78 ...2,877,415 .. 138,447 ..1,139 ..1,388,078 .. 158,1 ..3,;i7.S42 Casd. Ilelnorrat. Van I Km Soil Total votf Taylor's pluralit Pierce, Dainocral Sn.tt, WliiK Hale, Ki'ce Soil 1S5J. Total vot Pierco's ptafaiity over Scolt 185G. flurlianaii, Dnsnocvnl Fremont, Raiakliran Fillmore, American Total voto Buchanan's nlfality over Fremont. .. 213,201 : ..1.834.337 ..l,ill,812 .. 873,0.55 ,.4,04'J.2I14 Ollicial Vote of Poney County Pt-eal-ilenllnl Klectloil, lKftO.

i s, I v 1 a- I S. 0 ! i c I . , : t TowNsmes. "'" 5s" ? V'' I I ! 1 I ! : Black i :t.:a 40-2 100 7.3 90S Lynn 50 I'.l l'J y, 104 Point j 74 2 ' 2 107 Harmony 1 207 162 47 9 425 Robb 105 :i2 38 9 oi4 Marts ! 77 71 1 8;:' 41 272 Kobinson 30 121 139 , 290 Smith UL! 45 26 3 1 77 Bethel 4 7 21 ' 4 1 V.'. Colter 30 20 04' 4j 121 Total 112s 105.".! 52::! IC'Tl Douglas over Lincoln, 7. Lincoln over Breckinridge, 552. Douglas and Rreckin- j

i idire over Lincoln, 5i96i ! .. .. Mr. Vkb.son, Nov. 7th, ldt'.O. Dv.si i. i. .JOURNAL : Mr. .Mann mailed Lincoln ....ku Douglas Breckinridge. Bell .33:. . 100 Total anbra of votes cast Vo3. Number votes; cast at State election, MS Number votes cast for Lane 420. You perceive from the above that Lincoln nnly lacks 8 votes of being up to Lane's vote, while the vote is only increased 5; teallv only :, as two votes were tlitown out. Respectfully, John M. Rakteii. Well done for Black Township. Kn. JOIIINAL. Davikss Col NTY. The follpwlsyg is the official vote of this county : Lincoln !34 ; Douglas 749 ; Breckinridge 52'.' j Bell 133. Lincoln's plurality 185. BCJ3LScattcring returns from Tennessee, which we glean from the St. I .sun is Republican, indicate that the State lias gone tor Bell. Nothing definite, however, has been received to pronounce the result with any certainty. Kknti'( kv. Tlie returns, as published in the Louisville papers, do not afford any very satisfactory indication as to how the State is gone. The gains for Bell iu the counties heard from if seems to its render it quite probable that Bell has carried the State. The vote of Cincinnati exceeded that of St. Louis, at the late election, 4.CG0. This is equivalent to a population of 30.000. The latter city has been claiming a larger population than Cincinnati. Gallatin County, Illinois. We learn by a letter from Shawneefown that tlie voteiof this -ounty stands: Douglas lOJo : Lincoln 221. For Governor, Yates received 230 votes, aud Allen 1023. Douglas's majority over Lincolu 70!. Allen over Yates 787. Buchanan's niajority over Fieniont in 1850 in this county was 710. Vandkkbciioh Cocntt. As far as beard from, Lincoln has in Vanderburgh county a plurality of 426. Four towns to hear from, which will reduce it probably 200. Terre Jnute Joiirn.i. Not a bit. of it, friend Hudson, our majorities down here don't reduce; they always go the olhei way.

T, 1 SCO. lowitio; is FJlMTOB OK J the vote, so far h. bewrd Irotn, of hrteWcer County. Ohio ami Hammond are ofticiiil retwrns ; the others www varv :t TOteS : the few Ohio Bell 57 r, . i.incoiu Breckinridee 29. f) iiimias Luce 'fp. Lincoln. U0 Bell ti'. ; Hreckinridge 55. Ifiihimond Tii.- - Lincoln 1C5- loutrlas 140: Hell 12: Breckinridire 7. Orau Tf. Lincoln Tl' ; Douglas 110; Bell ; Breckinridge 57. In Huff aed Maxwell townships, Lincoln s majority will 1 55. Four townships lo hear from, and one precinct in HufT. Lincoln's majority (as far as heard from) over Donglas c,. Douglas over Breckinridge! 4'-:4. Breckinridge over Bell, 1. Spknckr Col'.vtv. Iliuola l it . lion. Mr. J. 1. Miner has kindly furnished us with the official vote of White county. It stands, Douglas 15-lt; Lincoln 755 ; Bell 38 ; Breckinridge 5. Douglas's plurality 75T. This is a large gpin, over the vote of 185. lor the Bepuhlicans. We learn from the Indianapolis papers that Madison county gives Lincoln 100 ma jority. This is a heavy gain for the Repub licans. Clay county (official) gives Douglas 1072, Lincoln 681 ; Bell 30 ; Breckinridge 2. In 1 850 this count v cave Buchanan 7n:i ma jority. The Chicago Democrat of Thursday contains reports in full and in part from 56 counties showing a Republican gain of 12,14.'? over the vote of the State in 1858, when the Republicans carried it by 4,000. The Democrat thinks there can scarcely be any doubt but that the State has gone for Lincoln by from 5,000 to 10,000 majority. The Congressmen will remain as ut preseut. Tho complexion of the Legislature is not definitely settled, l.ut it is thought the Republicans have a majority on joint ballot. I mii ana. Tlie Indianapolis Journal contains returns from .".: counties about onethird ol the State which foot up Lincoln s majority 17,555. The Republicans at the capital ate looking for large democratic ma joritics iu tics part o( the State, but in thi3 they will be agreeably disappointed. Our gains are as large as in any portion of the State. Indiana will prove good for 30,000 majority for Old Abe. The New Lngland States will have to look to their laurels. Kxox Cot ntv. The official vote of (his county, as published in the Viocennes Sum gives Douglas 1GG0; Lincoln 1570; Breckinridge 42 ; Bell 3t ; Douglas hasapluiality of 'JO votes. This is a Democratic loss wheu compared wiih the vote for (Joveinor in l tclolter. I ncomsistkniv. Tbe New Albany Ledger, in one paragraph asserts that every Re publican elect ioneerer oi: Tuesday was supplied with Breckinridge tickets, and that there seemed to be a very cordial sympathy between the twopatlic.i. The same paper, iu giving (he vote of Floyd county , says the vote of Doiig1i!!, Breckinridge, and Bell should be added together, lor those who voted for there candidates, however much they might differ in other things, were equally agreed as to the destructive and dangerous character of Black Republicanism. This kind of inconsistency is not unusual with the Ledger. BfcayThis rery bad weather puis people iu mind that winlei is at hand and that they will have to purchase their winter stock of goods and especially of Shoes. Hughes has one of the best slocks of shoes iW the city w hich he will sell very low for cash. Every pair of Shoes is warrented lo give satisfaction, (live him a call all you who want good shoes and fair dealing. He is also selling bis dry goods ot all kinds at very low prices. ReriiMr. Douglas, who boasted, in his debates with Lincoln, that he could proclaim his doctrine of Popular Sovereignty in all parts of the country without interruption, went South, just before the election, lo test the correctness of bis assertions. At Montgomery, Alabama .13 we learn from the Southern Conledcracy published at Atlanta-Mr. Douglas was saluted with a shower of rotten eggs, intermingled with yells and hisses. Mr. Douglas has fonnd out by this time, that he is sectional. He is not permitted to proclaim the same doctrine in nil parts of tho country. finaSf The Washington correspondent ot the Cincinnati Gazette telegraphs the following items to that paper : The city has been full of alarming rumors to day. ft was stated that ail the banks in South Carolina had suspended specie payment, and that the Legislature had resolved on secession and would be joined lastanter by Georgia and Alabama. Per contra, I hear to-night that only the State Bank of Charleston had suspended, and that the Legislature had adjourned without action until November 25. The Constitution hauls in sail a little. Yesterday it published a violent disu m .-.rticle. 'This offended the autocrat of the White Hot ae, and to-day the Constitution is obliged to .-ay that O. P. F. is not responsible for what it may utter. TUB 30CTHEBX PBJC9S ON THK ELECTION. The Richmond Whig says the Democrats are responsible for the election of Lincoln, and that if they had voted for Bell all would have been right. The Richmond Knquirer is quid. The Wilmington ( N. C Herald, a liell paper, says S ' North l.'aroliua will act l..r herself, and not acaccording to the direction of the Cotton Stats.'

Rock port, Nov it ii al. -Tlie t'(

Council ProcetUlngii. ColXCll. CllAMBKR, ) Saturday evening, Nov. ?.. 1SC0. j Council met--prcsent the Mayor and I Lpuhciluen Bischman, Chandler, Cook, Dannet'tell and Decker 5. The Minutes of tho meeting of Saturday j evening, October 27th, were read and apI proved. Street Co nmtssioner Stuyth submitted : his reiiort of work done duiincr the week

! ending Nov. 3, which was received and WW the amount of t-UOl 15 were allowed in DHvinenr. , - The following bills were also allowed, viv. : Javbb Bonn, repairs on citv lockup, , . l. . i c . 1 50 ; A. J. Colburu, two single comforts

lor city lockup, oo ; Henry .app, haul- nothing on his per-on. ing fence-posts, Uiards, fcc for Jamasco . nov.i-.i-.v JOHN VAYiIAN, tJ.aom i v. school house, SI 00 ; Chas. S. Wells, two j "i u jcMlj-fa JT7ii' V'oTTiscI picks for Street Commissioner, S2 70 : Hugh Duffy, 91 days paving gutter at Leet ! Notice U hsroby-ivsn that by virtue of ail ord-r . . . ,. c-? . -'- i i r- ... r.nnr. of sale issued out ot the olll. e ot tba Clarlb ol the Street Wharf, ?-14 Ji ; John V . (.lover, 8000 Circuit Court of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, ill teel hemlock fencing, $100 00 j hauling f avor of Edward Parker, vs. John 51. Stanfleld and same to Oak Hill Cemetery, $0 00; Join S1tnf invop , . , - . , , . ', ! ol which writ 1 will, on Stocks, materials furnished and sundry re- I SATURDAY, NovKMBKUtimh, isco, pairs on public cisterns, S35 20; John j between the hours of ten o'clock A.M. and four Stocks, sundry repairs, &c., at Upper School ' " LL" k P. M. of said day, at Hie door of tl.eC 5s ,r , r" i. , , ,. ' r , . House In Ihecitv of Evansvilh , Vutiderbiirgh ,. ui. House, i-25 15; llaker & Foster, . months j ty, Indiana, offer for sale at pWM auction ih.salary as Citv Attorneys, from AprH 1st, to ( rents aud profits for a term aot excrediair seven Nov." 1st, 18150, :.529 1 66 ; J. D. Saunders, 5 years, of the following deaorila-d real eatale. t..-wi. : , , ' . ' ... ' . ' I A part ol the aouth-weet ,uurter of the ihu iIiUays services as ( ity Surveyor, S'-': 00; E. j w,.at qBarter of section No. twenty-two . .. in S. Martin, 1 month's salary as City Mar- i tovnhip No, six (6k south of rauu No. ten tlm Sfaal S45 85 ; P. Burke, 1 months salary I w,"8t' " V'anderbnrjth county, Imli.-nia, .and sVari II.

as City Clerk, $75 00: extra services. i $1 00 John Stnyili, 1 month's salary as Street Commissioner, ?.'!7'50 S37 50 Wm ltaker 1 month's salary as Mayor, S125 00 ; Louis Hutchmaker, 1 month's salary as lamplighter, $25 00 ; Thomas Snowden, placing 71 yards earth on Fifth street, S7 10 Karl Gottmao, on account of stone curbing. $100 00 : Wm. Baker, cash paid for police bulges, COc; Total, $1,023 98. Francis Shneider, Master ot Center Market reported $7 80 as collections from outside stands in that Market from July 28th to Oct. 1st; expenses, ?8 45, balance 65c. Ordered that Francis Schneider le allowed 05c. for balance over paid, per report, and for four month's salary as Market Master $5ii 00, up to Oct. 31st, 1860. The claim of Mursinna & Boyd, for architectural service was referred to the School Trustees. The committee appointed to cancel city orders reported that they had received from the City Treasurer, compared with the register and found to be correct, and destroyed iv burning, orders to the amount of $5,335 7; and .that Soren Soronsen, City Treasurer is entitled to ciedit for that amount. Ordered that the report be received and entered on the minutes. Tho Mayor submitted a report on the claim of James McKeever for side-walk improvement upon certain lots situated on the south side of Hamilton street, and between Washington street aud the corporation line, which was received, and an order for $31 80 allowed "to JauiL'3 McKeever in payment for the work. The Mayor then presented u report showing the names of those owners of real estate who have given their obligations for their share of the expense of paving the alley between Main and Sycamore aud First and Second streets, who are entitled to receive from the city J per cent of the sums paid ; whereupon it was ordered that the report be received and entered on the minutes, and that 4 per cent of the amount of the obli gations in orders be allowed to the obligors, and that the clerk make out and deliver the orders, amounting altogether to the sum of $ 1 7 30. The Mayor then submitted a similar report with reference to those who have given their obligations for bowldering Main street from Third street to the Canal, upon which Ihe like action was had, the J per cent of the obligations amounting toS'292.53. Street Commissioner Smyth submitted his report of the condition of the public cisterns, showing them to be Jin good order. Thejroport was receiv ed and filed. Councilman Cook was appointed a , committee to make a contract for the repair of the cisterns situate at the crossing of Vine and Third streets. The report of the Sexton of Oak Hill Cemetery for Ihe month of October, showing the number of interments to have leen 20, was also received and filed. Messsrs. I. ant & Bro. requested the Council to deliver to them their bond, given to the city at the time of their executing the con tract for tle construction of Oak street sewer; whereupon it was ordered that the opinion of the city Attorneys lie taken as to the legal right of the city to bold the bond. Ordered that a cash order for $1,775.00 be allowed to the Evansville Branch Bank ill payment of the note of the city given for the final payment on lheSteam Fire Engine viz: note $1,600.00 ; 13 month's interest, S103. 34 ; amount due Nov. 13, 1800, $1 -775.00. A communication from G. C. Bovey was read informing the Council that the bridge for Ingle ftreet crossing, woulu be ready by 1 the time aarreed upon, Nov. 15, 1860. The Mayor informed the Council that a suit against the city had beeu commenced I in the Uuited States Circuit Court by the i Farmers' and Mechanics' Savings Bank, of Connecticut on coupons of bonds of the city j alleged have been issued to the E. I. & C. S. L. R. R. Co. Ordered that one half of the taxes 011 lot 31 in block No. 9 Stockwell's Enlargement j be remitted, that lot being only half the size of other lots iu that block. The application of John Ingle, jr., for a remission of a certain portion of his taxes on ! personal property was referred to Council- ! men Chandler and Foster. councilman cook was appointed a Com- j mittee to contract with John Stocks, for lavmtr innes and ftxiutr snouting to fi the cis tern on Water street. ; , , ., ,. , And on motiou the Council adjourned. , I . du KA.fi. L-ierK. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. WQWH KJi.VT.-THB. WKLI. H.'t lVV MT Store, lately owned and occupied by- Michael (iavisk, deceased, as a grocery and provision storf, corner of Main and Fourth streets. Thera is a first-rass smoke h. ... attached to the store. Apply to John Gavrsk, or WM. RAHM, Jr. julyst-.I.Vw II hj rr.vi. . 150 bjjl us ia)j JLM nelten Batt'n, 12. bales Maysville do., j ust received and for sale by nov9 GEO. FOSTER A CO. rp y'h. 1 7 Bit i.n. mm jumt hk JWM. Celved er Railroad, and tor tale by novo CEO. FOSTER A CO. WI.UI II .I.VII UB.I': ,0 HHI.H. M Extra I lour, , sacks do., looo do Bran, iu store aud for sale by novi GEO. FOSTER A CO. JT J K. fi I- I. I'j.VIJ B 1 C AT ML wheat ItsJO lbs liesh Buckwheal.iu bbls and bags, just received and fur sale by novi GEO. 1 . 1 1 1: a CO.

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.1 ff w fKi Fit ii'r. no I.i.ver Baiaina. v1. U.xes i.hv h : s r Rnina, I i Brazil 2 trails Diitea. 5 libls Sicily Aliionois, NuN. 5 do Filberts, 1 case Oliv-. til! i(iinl!- 1 do (quarts), to arrive oj.l fearisajm by novg GEO kOSTKK Coroner's Inquest MM HI. It Ot'KB THK ISO 111' 'U mm Berinitu Hosier, band dead t the house of J . H . Koelker, on the corner of Sixth and S cam streets, Kransville, Pigeon townshi,., Var-..erMi: -h county, on November Mh, nan.. The verdict of the fury vn., lie eni ie to IttaaV-alli by cutting bis throat, w rist, and stoiaach with a IHicket knife in hisbwn hand. At '.be time of bis death lie was about i years of as" ; he krssr about live toe I m liu'nes aiKU , wneu lie unu no as draand ju i,,, MUJU. and Mb shirt, aud bad (22) feet nina (9) inches noi th-. a.t f tho southwest corner ot the not th-west iiuaitorol suid Sectloti twenty-two C22). thenco runuiug enl lour liund red ami sixty-two aud a half jl(.-"vi toet, thence running north eiht hundred aud sevoLty-oiu- cs71 . feet, thence west fosr h ud red nnJ sixty-two ami a half i I02i) feet, t heiiceiuoU h eight htimlivd and j seventy one (S7t) freli'ttith plnro of begiuiiing, j containing nine acres ru'pr or lees. And should said routs ami profit of euid.rei.1 eetato, not sell lor a sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and co'-ts, 1 will, at the same tiuio aft.l place, oILn for bale at public auction tho lee simple ol Raid real esi.itn, for the satisfaction of said w rit and Corfs, without relief from valuation or appraisement law JOBN 8. GAV1TT, Shoritl V. C. Charles Ueuby, pl'fls att'y. noySvSwW Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order of sate issued out of the office of th" Clerk of tlie Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, iu favor of William V. Negley vs Fraud! Halm, Conrad Baker, and .lohn W. Foster, and to me directed, in pursuance of which writ. 1 wilt, on SATURDAY, NOVEMBF.U3(ith, ISS0. between tba bouts of ten o'clock A. M. and font o'clock P. M. of said day, at the door of the P 'Hit House iu tho city ef auaSille, Vanderbm h county, Indiana, otter for sale at public miction Ihn rents and profits for a term not exceeding sev-en years, of the f.dlowiug described real estate, to. w it : The following described tracts or parcels of laud or lots of ground situate, lying and beju in thecouuty of Vanderburgh, State of Indiana, and know n and described as lot No. twenty (2C) mil twentyone, in block No. flfty-tnnr(M), in town of Lamasco, city so-called, according to the record, d plat ol Win. Negley's subdivisiou of said block and I"- n now within the c'OTporate limits of the city ol Kvansville. And should said rents and nnsBtJsof said real estate not sell tor a sum sufficient to satisfy said writ aud costs, 1 will,al tin: name flute and place, offer for sale aud sell at public iqctlorl the tee simple of said real estate for the at isfa tiou of said writ and en s, without relict from valuation aud appraisement laws. JOHN S. OA V ITT, BBerhr V. ('. Charles Denby, pl'tTsatt'y. uov'.i :;ww UERIWH -V. lag. A Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an onirr of salo issued out el the office of the Clark ol the Conrt of Common Pleas of Vaudorbnrsh county, Indiana, in favor of .lohn A. Reitz vs. Hani I J.!. Woodcock, Iterriah Moss, Otis Hinkley, .I0I111 Law, Pigeon township of anderburgli county, and Allen C. Haflock, and to mo directed, iu purua;ice of which writ, I will, on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER oOth, lSi.o, between the hours of tenlVIoek A. M. mid four o'clock P. M. of said day, at th door of the Court House in th city ot Evansville, Vanderburgh county, Indiana, offer for sale at public auction the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following doscrila-d real estate, lo-w it: Lota No. twelve (12) and thirteen (13). and Ibe south half of lot No. fourteen (I4j, in block No. ferty-three (13), on the plat ol the City of Unloosen, in Vanderburgh counry, nerordinir to lt.-rriah Moss's subdivision of said block No. 4:1, on record iu the Recorder's office of said rouut , and slum d said rents and profits of paid real estate, not sell lor a sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs, 1 will, at tho same time and place, oiler tor sale at public auction the fee simple of said real estate, lor the satisfaction of said writ aud costs, without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. JOHN B. DA V ITT, Siu rifi V C. Thos. E. Garvin, pl'tfsatt'y. nov'.i :;w v jort'Ji Tv tj.x-m-j 'i:h.s. Those tax -payers who have not yet paid tliefr City taxes for the year IMS, are notified Ihat the same must be paid on or before the 17th day of Noveiuber.it' they desire to avoid c. sis. Al that time the duplicate must lie closed. CHRISTIAN HRDDRRICH, novS-td City Collector. WMOHHU! fit win: u- SiOO JS- Frontier Hide Powder, 100 1 .. keo,s do., -jm ke.e Mining and Illasting Powder, eases assort ed cannister Povvih-r, in store sit Powder Mnu'icine, and for salo at novS ELLIOTT'S Family Croeery. affVJf(, fH 11 T, .itoVsV I.KJ It - ZTt W-S bas assorted sizes Shot, Jim ft.s. Bar tasad, 50,000 French G. D. Gun Caps, 20,000 American' do., 20,000 Amerioaa S. B. !., Io.ihmi Ameiieau D. O. Water Proof Caps, a. Is o P. Revolver Caps, just received aud for sale at novS ELLIOTT'S Family Urocei y. -TO Hi. PKJIMI. STjIHIH, .Ii'ST Jr reeelved and for sale at novS HLLIOTT'S Family Com . rv . Wjummr hxjs ssoo j-:.ni- r JLZd Boxes, for sale at nova ELLIOTT'S Family Croeery. ap W.x-.v K.nilKI.VIJ TtlHJi WJ7 CO. 21 VI doz. papers t; Iwtn'f Hoi Tob .ceo, in y., and 1 i lb papers , for Bate al novS ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. WM.OI It: J-I.OIK.' IOO sktCx A M White Wheat Flour lie letter in Hie mark. t , just reoulvskl and for sale, for twafe only, at novS El.LIOTT'.s Family GrK?ery. g . ft I I i-. : VOrMtMK 7 lO ic.t t. s Ws Prime Rio Coffeeljj ba, old Govcrumenl Java do., just r.ceived at novS ELLIOTT'f Fan ilv Cns-erv. iioa. H-iKKir coroJ, e no:. Baker's .'he. , date, 7', Rh. fresh rVound Kl.v Flour, " doz. Frem h Mu.-tard, HjH gr. sh boxes Wm. Gate's Matches, woadea box. Ioj .. groes boxes Win. Gate's do., pasi lax, J , d..., just received ..ml tor sale at novH ELLIOTT'S Family lir.a-ery. af HIVKMiJr8,UVTTtiK,A. O HVIJ.s r doz. Dressed Chicken", o0 ttis. choice Roll Butter, :i doz. fresh Eggs, just received and for sale by (nov8 CHAS. M .) H NSTON. M7IJLOIH 2 J-' I. it I It ! 1 OO HHti. ttJC. M tr white Wheat Flour, m sks. supcriine do., JU8t received ana tor u oy CHAS. McIOHNSToN. 7" Sftff tea tate for the payment of the costs and expeus. es of Siae-walk improvements. Notice is hereby iriTMi, uiai oy tutoq or a precept lasnea by tf Mayor of the City of Evausvi lie, and to me direct e.l, I will sell at public auction, at the door oi the Court House, iu said city, on Fri iiy, the doth rlajgr ot Novembcr.lSon, the fullowing lota or parcels ol real esrate, or so mnch thereot as may be necessary to pay the amount charged and assessed against said lots reisctively, or the costs and expenses of making street, alley, and side-walk improvements i trout of said lots, together w ith the costs of sale : FOIt STBBKT IMPROVEMENTS. SO Cset and six inches on Main street, and extending back of the same wijih 1-14 feet toan alley, lieing the south-west side of lot No. 22'J in tliu Donation Enlargement, 8170 oOJ. FOtt ALL1V IMPROVEMENTS. Lot No. 0 Block 2, Northern Enlargement il.ol' ; do 7 do 2 do do 1 0lj FOtt SIDE-WALK IMPUOVEMEXTS. Lot No. 8, Block MA, Lamasco $3.(17 ! do 9 do 101 do S.'.IT' do lo do let do atfjja do 14 do lot do :i. 071.7 do is do 104 do ::.:.T 1 , do IS do 104 do :.iT' , do 17 do 104 do .i.'iT' j Sale to eosasasMsee at 3 o'clock P. M., on sai.l day. CHRISTIAN BEDUER1CH, novS :Jwd Ho City Collector. st : i

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MJ PioYrnit, saaorted ;20doi -'V, ijl Cans Fresh IVavhes, jusl rnceivted and for sale at no. 7 KLI.IoTT'S Family Croeery. M KJ.I.IJKti. I WZPf.Vr.xrf.lfT m0 i.l. I. dins. I do Pints assorted Jellies, jut l ee in d . :ni.! for silo at WU. ULLIOTT'S Family (Irorery. jf KI.I'.H 1 HHI. I' til.tl H II'. M ciiuilv. Pi, Lies, in vinegar, at 5 1 per IUOj SOB phTfonH Tomato Catsup, just received and for salt . a1 (nov7i ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. ! M .i ll IKS' .I.Vtl .ni&SJih' IU i s, .- i stilt, Denver, Cassim, re, etc., trimmoit or untriiumed. The lalt-st i-lvles made to order tn short notice al VAUTIKK MAIM ONN I Ell S. tiov-S 39 Main Mr.-. t. J. H MAGHEE & CO., Jfm.lt'lJS'U soi.lt WIT THKIH CP . n i. .-i e'al! tiopds, are now iu receipt of a v.-ry lari;e and elegant st.s-k of W I NT Fit liOODS, put chased al very low rates by one of the iwitusrs hi poison, who is always iu Ihe matkel bouting up ari;:iins. We will sell ror caah, al New York pi prompt paying customers, us cheap h r, or to; can be ' ivnmi west 01 tne mouutaius. We have just received '-.' raxar very hamlantne Piiut. 2 . l.al. s Domestics. do Drown Dvintngs. do Searlet Finn nets. Ill Cases Itleaelied Muslins. do Lail lea1 A inter Dress (ioods. ' to Tm . .Is and Satinets. In da Notions ..fall kinds. V.'iitia uieat variety uf. other Oooda, which aru ' r.ll I.) be -old out before Spring, t prices lower Mum the lowest, J. II. M AOH KE co., novH First Sireet, Evansville. j i.t: .T.f , v' k irii:iiixx. if He in tin !;.; of It niedie. given to the pf.inee and approval, any which at. i.litldelice by their artect adherence ml lutvntli I" the Creator, one is the eliilt to lb d I t'NVTt-e-.' ii. i '.''!' -in ui:vtKl.v, for every species of MuiR, Tiiroai, and I'.ioiii iiial difficulty, even Ihat uf A. In i! Con u in pi ion, and the other the justly celeI bralisj TJiUl AN0DTRT1C. a luosl perfect reniedv lor Neoralgia, Gout, Rlicumaltsai, Partial ami Actual Paralysis, St. Vitus Dance, Chronic, Spasmodic and Nervous Head A. he. Tooth Ache, Ear Ache, and that chief of all causes of diseases. Loss of Sleep. It our friend a ill incept the deel.iali.oi thai for six or eiht years these preparations have been through tests that would satisfy all, iu place ol sweeping declarations that mean nothing;, and then procure and refaj tho pamphlets, to he found wit' all dealers and agents, they vvi'l is able lo pi bow far the ran lie relied on. GffNVRAU AGBMT8. J. W. II PN. NEWELL & Co., 7 and 8 Comluercial Wharf, Boston. Gil). IH NNKWELL, 145 Water street, New York. Bndjci the special snuerviaton of .loll N L. II is I NEWELL, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, Boston, Mass., whose sigiiatiirec .vers the corks of theaeuuine only, and lo w hom address all cominiinicalious. Sold by nil respectable dealers everywhere. IvKLLEII m WHITE, Wholesale and Retail Agents, Evansville. nov5-4m ditw jr i'sitv KVMtJ'Mjyrtim hijx'vh thi-: Ov AT in t'omici I ordered yon to pnt down a N. 2 aide-walk In Irool of your property, but you have not done so. Go ilium iliutely ti Glover's and buy of his goul Grab Plank ami obey the order at once. iiovfidAw SEPTEMBER, I86 0. C. . W 11 It, jL S . DAILY KEOKIPTfl IIARDWAHE tfe CUTLERY lOB THB WHOLESALE TBADS. Hoc. nt purchase ot a choire stork at reduced plicae. Full invoices from American Manufactures. Dire, t importations from Sheffield and Wolverhampton lEugland.) Now 0s niugNow mid Ik-si Br.uuis of AXES, 200 doz. AMES, and others, SHOVELS. GRAIN SHOVELS. BRASS KETTLES. TABLE CUTLERY, 2,000 dozen. POCKET KNIVES, New Patterns. WADE & BUTCHER'S RAZORS. SHEARS AND SCISSORS. LOCKS and LATCHES GREENWOOD BUTTS. GIMBLET SCREWS. MILL SAWS. T. and STRAP HINGES. HOOK TOOTH and CUT SAWS. SPEAR & JACKSON'S HAND SAWS. WOOD SAWS. COIL and LOG CHAIN. MANILLA and COTTON ROPE LINEN and COT. TWINE BLACKING a nd INK. RIFLES and PISTOLS. SHOT GUNS, Single and Double. GUN BARRELS. GUN TRIMMINGS. MEAL SEIVES. LANTERNS. PRY PANS. CURRY COMBS. SLATES and PENCILS. GUN CAPS, Six Kinds. PURSES and P. MONAIES NEEDLES. ALSO, BRUSHES and FEATHER DUSTERS. Large assortment of WHIPS and LASHES. MECHANICAL TOOLS. OHIO TOOL CO.'S PLANES. CABINET GOODS. JAPANNED and STAMPED WARE. WIRE, RIVETS, &c. CHAIN PUMPS and WELL CURBS. 3,000 feet best RUBBER BELTING and PACKING in the United States. PLATFORM SCALES at Manufacturers' Prices. 500 dozen BUTCHER'S un. equaled Files. AND A COMPLFTE LISTR ox SHELF HARDWARE. prices t. compete with aay rket in the oonntrv. I SnrrhiuHi "sir. i,,l r.l '-..Is and all ttelitlon to of first hands, and give exclusive WHOLESALE TRADE, and can. dace nls Ut cash and prompt tune vile iu nectlon eat lv. great iuIe 1 lu I'll AIM. F.s s WELLS, septl.. U F...I ctisoi , Evansville, Ind.