Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 54, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 November 1860 — Page 4

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TRAVEliEUS' Ol lDK. vlUe CrawfordtvlUc U. It. DEPART VBLS. MaOfcn Train 6.00 A. M. l- J. 15 " AEEIV1U1. fin - 4.50 P. M. jdation 3.30 " earners Regular Packets. FOB CA1BO. KV Bowrx leaves Tuesdays aud Saturdavs lock M. Arrives Mondays ami Thursdays FOK PADtTAH. B leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri2 'clock M. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, rdayt at Diktat. Anderson leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays ami s at 12 o'clock, M. Arrives Mewdays, lays and Fridays in the night. IM HCNIiEBSON. ). M. White plies daily, leaving Evansville reiioon and returning in the evening. FOR LOUISVILLE. Eaglb, ft' Louisville, leaves. Tuesdays and ys at 0 .''clock i M. Arrives Tuesday s and ya in the afternoon. BaqME, of G.tllipolis, leaves Monday at ;k if., anil Tunrsdays at o o'clock p. m. Sundays and Thursdays in the afternoon. for gkexv river, in . i ; hhn leaves Mondays and Thni-silays iock p. M. forOreen river. Arrives on Moiid Thursday a in the mora tag. in rcvuiar dnBy communication with Hr.Nand i k vv. miruii ly Loat ami land cnnvf-y-RIVER ITEMS. i STEAMBOAT REG ISTKTt. auiiiv ri. , ltovreti, Cairo ; Ro-.r, Cini innat i ; r. Memphis : .! II. L. lie. Dunbar, 1'adncah ; Commercial. Cineiunati ; .1 K.Pargotid, f.ouisvills i Cincinnati. iu:iARTLn. Ross, St. Louis ; f uuuiierrial, St. Louis; r, Louisville; Durbar, Cairo ; urgoiid, N.Orleans ; .1. H. Done, Memphis; BOATS LEAVAN'I TO-I.VV. y Rowcu, Cairo ; Oen'l Anderson, Cairo; .'a.'lr. Louisville ; Geu. White, ileuderson ; l. Eaves, South CarroKoa. ..The weather yesterday was cold, anil reealile. There was, a cold drizzly rain . steady cutting wind all day, rendering of the most unpleasant we have exuced this season. Tbe River continues ,g. We have uow nuitc a Jull stream. ...Tlie Charley Bowen is the regular isville and Cairo packet, leaving at 12 k to-day lor all points on tho lower The liowen is a "crack " boat, in re ot exi ci ieci ed, gctttlemanly and in (mews, and lor speed, :ind comaesa ut' her passinger accommodations t surpassed. 'The mail line packet Gen'I Ander3 at the wharf receiving freight and ngers for Cairo, for which point she J3 at twelve o'clock to-day. The Audi is A 1 passenger boat, and her aptr.ienU tire tirst class. The large an'. elegant passenger jicr " big " Orejr Eagle is the regular ;.et for Louisville leaving at G o'clock evening. Now that there is water igh on the falls, the Eagle does not at Portland, but runs on up to I.ouisluuaf simng her passengers the nble of going up on the mule, railroad. Tho elegant little Creen river packet Eaves leaves the wharf this evening South Carrol I ton and all intermediate its. She is the only boat leaving tor en river telore Monday. Passengers shippers will find her accommodations ....'"In :"". ! Willie is the daily packet I lender: u. ....The st, -.i.ii :t fcjKaiisaa liaa been stied for ?n,r.no, f.o 'inking the stetimer ;n Grey last Saiurdai night. The Fireis lusukiuce Company and others have .1 thi boiil foir the above amount, and tlie I). in. Is ol the IT. S. MarIS I. late sudden rise at Pittsburg eat movement among the coal Twenty-seven steam tugs, toud i tie in all l .'l barges, laden WilB l,zu,wtio Ik i uCcoal h ii ibat place within tlie eo dais immediately following it. Of iS1.Oii0 bushels were for Cincinnati, moo t'r.i- Louisville, 380,000 for Memphis ooo for New Orleans, aud r.o.ouO for idison. Besides these there were seven us of floating boats. IMILKOMI IJECKIPTS. November . lt'. bxs Peoples k ttihtewajr, Shawueetosrs ; 22 s laisias, V. bhiler ,t ltij;i;s ; 4 boxes. C. S. ID ; I boxes, Bemenf tele ; W boxes, J. II. r W. Mor.-an : I box, .1 Schubert ; 2 boxes. hush iru, Crane a llroan . S bids, 1 cask, L. aster ; 2" bids simar, 4 bxs tea, PssBSIlt .t lele ; .v-s. Read a Barrows ; I barrel vvaie. Thus, .ut I in ; 2 bis stationery , Dobell A Co.; 1 A. wenthal ; I 1"- bit-, P i 'Riley Jr Co ; 2 lea, R.n A Preston ; - bxs. Archer a Mas-key ; . bush ear corn," Christ. Uedtlrich , 717 fe. t srslt laotbar, .1 White; 85 bids lloui , J. U. lesby , I" I'l l Hour 1 Irt sacks bran. V . M. Aik.o A Do . i cask fin-, - bids carraats, I. A D iman : 6 bags potatoes, Wat. Payne; 2 bales ps, has Pf hul, Battyt own ; Soxastraea, l K. .r ""j ; I ! lu- Oh Da by; 4 bales lo.ps, C.a.k A. E. SIIBATJKR, Agent. Tiik l'l K' Tiov. The returns olsisthe ehrciii veitetday, indicate to a moral certainly .it Lincoln has been elected President. He xa In on com diliuiouaily elected ; and, as a amocrat, we bow to the will ol" a majority ' the people. We do not Consider that his actios is any cau.-e lor disunion on the irt of the Sonth and we stand ready to mounce any pur lion of it when they ntmsU it ! The causes which have led to the eCtion of Lincoln, are well understood and ill be. remembered in all future time by ery true and loyal Democrat throughout ,e conederacy. " We have strenuously op- , , 1 the election of Lincoln, but he is now ected and we cherish the hope that he will ifce an honest, faithful and conservative resident. T. II. .lonrniil. Well said for the Terre Haute Journal, a ooghts Democratic paper. That is the ay to talk, friend Couker'.y. I.;;" llyeriy, t'tie lilack Republican conicted of tergfag election returns in Philaelphia has been sentenced to two and a all' years imprisonment, and .:oo fine. V. A. COger. The Ledger ought to try and toll the trutl incc it has re eived so clear a demoustraion that falsehoods do not deceive the eople. ISyerly was a Hreckinridge demicrat. TaADK in 1!a:.tihokk. The Baltimore orrespondent of the World writes : " The all trade of our rjty is nearly over, and be traders and merchants are looking out or the spring business. Nobody feels any oipreheiiiion of Mr. Cobb's dissolving the lover anient. Thecloeks continue to keep line, the fire to barn, trade to go on ; our intadway is Crowds! with pretty women, 13 usual : the new park is all the go, and 3 crowded every day ; the new city government is preparing to be inaugurated ; ind the son iiss.3 mid sets as usual in our latitude, notwithstanding everybody cou?des the election of Lincoln. Our solid tock market don't budge an inch, though fancies go up and go down, to the injury of nobody but the gamblers. Vivk la iiaoai l i t k ! is the shout of Rnltimnrriino, when our politicians cry out about dissolving the Union; for our merchants and capitalists know there fs nothing in it, as an evening paper says, but gabble, gabble, gabble !"

INSURANCE.

COPELAND & NEXSEN, vj- JEJ JJ ID JFL -3k. Xj OFFICE: SAVINGS BANK, NO. 1 FIRST STREET. EVASSVILLE, I MO., JHK ,VO I' P UK PJ U Hll TO TJHK a Risks aud issuo Policies in several of the ldest and must reliahlo Insurance Companies of the United State. STOKES, STOCKS, DWELLINGS, MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES, insured a the most favorable rates. MARINE AND IN' NI hAVIGATION Kinks taken oh "LAT-BOATS, BAMBi STEAMBOATS and tlieir CARGOES. Also. applications PECSIVSsl lor LI EE INSURANCE. Combined Capital Represented, over $5,000,000. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE ITU. INSURANCE CO. Incorporated 181ft Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000, ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, And tho nreatifsi of 4U years success and cxjerience. UPWARDS OP $14,000,000 Of losses have beeu paid by the .r.n.a Insurance Company ill the pnat 18 years. The value of reliable Insurance will be apparent from the following LOSSES PAID BY TH E M T N A Dini.VO TUF. PAST FIVE YEARS: In Ohio 8111,520.83 In Michigan, f 158,043.81 In Indiana,... II.-'-. In Illinois,... 448,327.41 Tennessee,.... 97.649.21 In W isconsin, liMi,95S.0T In Kentucky, 201,939.40 Missouri 384, 518.04 owaAMiun. 101,3f9.46 Kansas & Neb 19,946.77 Peuu'aAVa.. 31.S95.82 ) Ark. 4 Ga.... 23,946.oj Mississippi ami Alabama,. ..$62,412. Is. Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency aial fair profit. JSipei tol attention given to insurance of DWELLINGS and i 'mil' nt, for terms 1 6 years. The solid service long and successfully tried, and Hi- many advantages the AEtna Insurance Company pos sesses la Mi line, should not be overlooked by those ready to insure and understanding tlieir lx st interests, Duritig " strinKeiit rimes" the necessity for reliabl.. Insurance b.comea an 'imperative duty the ability of property ownora to sustalu loss being then much lessened. Agencies iu all tho principal cities and towns throughout the State. Polities issued without delay, by any of the duly authorized Agents of the Company. BRsj- Business attended to with despatch aud fidelity. COPELAND 4 NEXaEN, Agents, uiy2 Savings Rank Building, First St. BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL. lKVTM TO PIRB INSUEANCE KXCIJJSIVEI.V. ( HA H TFK I'F.RPhVrUA I.. Cask Capital, Cash Assets $400,000 - $f47,712.:i6 S. L. l.OHMIS, Piest. II. Km. R-Il A II. M. MAUII.l., 0itl Arts. CIXCISSATI, o. Ai'fiih in all the rlni iil 'ilifd and Ta wiib LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID) assTApplicatkMM received. pcLeiea issued and renewed, ami all business pertaining to the agency promptly attended to. COPELAND .f NEXSEN, Agents. ae ...11 First St., bet. Main and Syc, iu Savings Hank Building. ARE YOU INSURED? DELAYS ARK DANUER0IJS1 EVANSVILLE AGENCY OP THE MERCHANTS' INSURANCE CO. HARTFORD, QOAW. Cash Capital, $200,000 UIH.KCTORS : Mark Howard, S. WisslrufT, James Bolter, K. Roberts, Guy R. Phelps, Timothy 8 he Mow, James P. osier, Sidney A. White. Chas. T. llillyer, Elijah II. On eli, Hemer Blauchard, Richard D. Hubbard, nl. M. Meiriman, W. I.. Collins, W. II. D. CaJteadcr. sfcsApp!icatioua received. Policies issued and re newed, and all business pertaining to the Agency promptly attended to. HB Losses e.piit .bly adjusted and promptly paid at this Agency. aug9 COPELAND A NEXSEN, Ag. uts. THE SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., Of NEW YORK CITY. lash Capital ALL $500,000. $1U9,000 J PAID IN. ! SURPLUS PARTICIPATION POLICIES, Entitling the assured to a portion of its Profits, OP WHICH 75 PER CENT Is set aside annually for that purj OS, providing SA FETY Iu its yearly accumulations. Which are funded instead Jf being divided to stockholder s, aud c hea v y e b a III dividends to holders of ' participation policies," ,,r an A UATKMENT iu Mai 'ne Insurance from 1 the standard rates of premium I" ciisioiueis who may prefer non-participation. JOSEPH WALKER, PresL Til OB. W. BIRKSALL, Vice fiesl.leut. R. L. II vvnoch, Scc'y. T II IS COMPANY lansn sa agaiass loss and dasaage hy Fire on Dwellings, Household Kui inline, Btocaa, Warehouses and Ik f ilr . omenta. Polirl a issued by scptlS OOPELAND ii iiEXsEN, Agents.

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STEAMBOATS.

REGULAR PACKETS. CHARLEY BOWENU U . T. DEXTER, Master. Wm, Ueiitly . John Dexler, Clerks. i The BOWEN is the rajuilai BvaaasiUa and Cairo i Swift, Light-Draught, I'. S. Mail, Passenger and Freight Packet. , Arrives at Evansvilie every Tuewlay and , Friday luoruing, making eli.se con lie. tiou with the E. Jt C RAILROAD ft)Il L01TSVII.I.K, CINIMNNATI, AND THE EAST. Leaves Evanfcville every Tuesday anil Saturday at I', o'clock M., connecting with CUMBERLAND A TENNESSEE RIVER Packets at 8niilbland, and Ht Cairo with the I LL IN'UlS .1 ENTRAL It A I LR( )A D, And with Packets for ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS, AND KEW ORLEANS. At " The C. Rovv kn g.ies to Cairo everv Tuesday, and the Charley Rowkn gis toCsiio every Saturday. CK'.tli U. S. MAIL Evansvilie &Paducah Daily Packets DUNBAR, CI S FOWLER Master. GEN. ANDERSON, FUWLEK Master. Leave Evniiaville Dally at l io'cloek M., iinndays Eictpttil. Leave Paducah Iail y at O A. M. MMiV O.UMi TV ATjr.-t tfJ.l'tVA' W w of time. The '.ouisville aud Henderson Light-Draught, Swift, Side Wheel V. 8. M. and Passenger Packet.i Groy 3I2za.rXG, ( apt. A. IiONNALLV, J. A. I.lsk, 1 1 k, Li. .Ives Evansville for Louisville everv Monday at 15! o'clock ., and every Thursday at 6 o'clock p. M ., arriving at Louisville Tues.lay aud Friday evo&ings. Keturuiug. leaves Louisville every Wednesday and Satiiiday evouin: at 0 o'clock. JNO. B. HA! L. Ageut, july28-tf No. 2 Water street. EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE U. S. MAIL PACKET, G- r o y H! agio. W. U. DANIELS, Capt. S. P. Hallioay, Clerk. M-J Tuesday and Saturday at 6 o'clock p. M. Returning, leaves Louisville every Monday and Friday at 4 o'clock p. m. tt- Through Bills el Lading will be given for Tobacco or other freight to Baltimore or new York at as love rates it not lower than hy any other route. Pasrtcngcrs or freight takeu ai packet-boat rates tor any point 011 the Ohio River or on Green River. AS " The passenger ae, .oumislatioiis of the Grey Kagle ale ntisui passisl by any boat upon the Westei 11 waters. Apply 011 board 01 to JOHN R. HALL, jiine7-dlf No. 2 Water street. M. OH KOfTH JiKUOLTO.V -- ml' POND RIVER - The elegant I IH'P r nt.-on,.'!' T, I ' P. KKVW.fi uill 11.1i retculAr tri wtit Uly trips to South Carrol too and Pond River, mm iiiat ou Mtndaya . ! 1 . : t . - and FtiJsA. For 1 1 1, : : or io- ally n board. dr20tf FORWARD'C & COMMISSION. I. A. CRANK. CRANE Sl BROWN, Forwarding & Commission IMCex-orisarx-ts, EVANSVILLE, INI). SJfjSr- Ageats ftr Kacawha8aM Company . 'fea i'. t'j ' Liberal Cash advances made on Shipments ol Proawoa. The undersigned, id' the late firms of I. A. Crane & Cli., and Brown Sl Aikmau, have this day associated themselves together under the name of Crane A llrowu, tor the purpose of transact iwg a General Forwarding and fsom mission business, as carried ou by the late firms. From our long ex penence and increased fa. i lit ies, together with our personal aud strict attention to the interests id' our 'orreepoudeiits, we hazard nothing iu guaranteeing perfect satisfaction. We beg leave to express our gratitude to those who have heretofore confided their interests to our keeping, and trust to be able to nerve tin m iii future, pledging osjr best etb.rls t. the advancement of Shell1 interests. ISAAC A. CRANK, ,m12 -lyd WILLIAM BlioWN. W It J. It S KArmKetH I O.rf J'.f .V - aT NEW ARKANGEMENT. Th Aoams Exear.se CoarANv resect fully announce to their friends and patrona, tlie publico! Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased facilities for the transportation of FREIGHT, PACKAGES, Jf O A' F Y AND VALUABLES, They solicit a continuance of former favors. Especial care takvn iu tho collection of Bills, Drafts, Notes, aud the transportation of small and valuable packages. All persons wishing to avail themselves of the facilities of the Express, can obtain any desired information io refereuoe to the routes aud details of the business, at thoir Office ou First street, between Maiu aud Locust, opposite the Post Office. del8 G. H. FISH. Agent. Old Established Wharf Boat E aNSVILLE, ind. F. Gn O'RILEY & Co. CTOAJAK. fOH 1VK.V, J.'lt & COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Geueral RailroaC.SteamlHi.it, and Exprees Agents Special Agents for tbe BENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; and counectiens, over which we are authorized to j give through receipts at tbe lowest possible rates Having a mammoth Wliarttiout at tne lauding, j tbe largest on the Ohio River, capable of storing I aud protecting all merchandize liable to damage I ' from exposure, we are prejiared to facilitate the dis ' 1 patch of all consignments, lot-warded to our care I by either i RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. 1 Particular atteution paid to Receiving, Storing and Forwardiug, also, to the Sale of any Produce, oi other property, consigned ta s torsale, and satisfaction guaranteed. Office and extensive Warehouse on Water street, adjoining the Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat, where we are to be found, attending to thi interests of our patrons at all hours, day and night. With our superior facilities; long standing ; untiring energy; and knowledge of our business, we feel confident of giving general satisfaction, aud hope to merit a continuance uf the extensive patron, age we are uow eujoying. Liberal cash advances will bu made on allconsiguuietits to either ourselves or corresMudeuts in auy of the principal markets. North, East or South. P. C. O'RILEY fc CO. Il'fvn w.f.vrs .? WW tVtiou Plush Vests, USCV slvles'and low pi iced : 250 Blk. tjaltioet " stromr a ml durable ; 3i Fate v Casimeie ' great variety ol patterns -"d Blk. Satin " all ipislitiea j loo Fancy Jilk and Silk Plievh Vest.-, elegant pat terns'. WM. K. FRF.NCH A Co , sept26 No. 211 Maiu street.

The DIN BAR and I J EN. ANDERSON make close connections at Paducah with packets for NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, & NEW ORLEANS, A ml at Evansvilie with packets for LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI Raili-oafts, for tlie East. AT" Tho Dunbar goes to Cairo every Friday, and the (Jen. Anderson goes to Cstiro every Saturday. JOHN B. II ALL, Agent, sept2S No. 2 Water street. mm h -i i i. .i k i: i- jm j- a - m vflle and Bowling Qreee Packet. fjJLsA-1 The light draft I' S Mail t. .LCTjeWr-a KOWLIMi UREEN, A. LITER, CaptaiA, JOHN TRAVIS, Cl'k, Leaves Evansvilie every Alonday and Thursday, at (', o clock, e. ii. i leaves Bowling Green every Wednesday and Sutuiday, at H A. ST. auglti jrv t -J -'-. rn, i, ; cc n K.'OH HSOj' MU Packet, GKN'L D. M. WHITE, , R. L. LAScASTrn, nraster, runs as a LaJjC.71 1 9 regular Freight and Passengei r . l savS-'. 'irr -. daily (Sunduys excepted) between this poiut and Henderson. ang7

COMMERCIAL EVANSVILLE RETAIL PRICES C I'RREKT. CV'. ectVti W eekly hf COOK d L A N G L E Y , Dealers iu all kinds of Fancy and Staple Family Groceries, at tho Euieka Bazaar, No 75 Main st.

N. O. Sugar 11 Turnips 60 Crushed do, A j Grauulated, A ... Powdered, do Claritiud, do i Large Loaf, extra Coffee, Rio 13 Apples 76 LtiOuions 1.00 13' Pumpkins, each 5le 12 Kggs, per doz 15 Cranbert ies, gallon, 50 15 18 20 . Raisius, extra, V. lb 20 ' Cooking 15 i Lagtiira Java Roast.. i Mexican Rice Pearl barley. Pearl Sago... Currants 10(i 12V, ....22 ....2"i' Dried Cherries 12V. Citrou m30 7 ' Uerman Prunes 121.. French Prunes, in bxs, 2' .12 Molasses, reboiled 50 (fito Flour! 21' sugar house Go .I2. .12"." .12.' Stuart's Syrup 70 " do extra.... so St. Louis Syrn 80 Stuuit's Excelsior ..l.l'o tarch Earins Wh, rtoi W I iie Wheat, ik lb sack :t.0o I Vinegar, cider. V gal... 20 li..saekof4l lbs.. .1.35 do White Wine. ..40 Corn Meal per bush 70 Boiled cider. 40 Bran, s-r TOO lbs 7ftLard oil, Cir.., saatl 1 10 i '.,rn, perbiwh 45! Burning fluid, pr gal. 75 oats, do 40: Alcohol, per gal 75 Land, prime Leaf. lolBrooms 20(35 ' Stearine 1 6 I Tea, Imperial 50(isl.00 Callow, per th liii " Guupowder..75(ijl.50 Butter, choice labia, " Young H.VBOn.5Hu81 in - loth 2.r. " Oolong Black.5H((jl " g..o.l Roll 2W ' English Break - Hams, sugar cure.l ...l.r.V,l last 75 Dried Beef 12V W. R. Cheese 12 Shoulders ill Eng. Dairy " 15 Sides, clear 15V Better Crackers 8V Poik, pickled liVjiSoda " 8V Beef Tongues, each 50'Sngar M io Maekorel, extra mess, Pickles, pt. Irattles 25 each n'-d " ot. ' 30 " New No. 2, 8Ji " y, gal 50 " Large No. :! inl Kal 75 " Small do 3V M iu vinegar, by Salmon, extra, er lb 16 1 the Ks) 1.00 Herring, ISoe, each. ...:SV.. Chickens, old .25 White Fish, er II, 8 " young 39 Irish Potat.M's, IS bii...7o " dressed, l Swis t potatoes M lb 10 The Citv Markets. There isa daily market for produce open from 4 to 8 o'clock of 'ach morning, the two Ci.'y Markets bring open ou alternate days as follows : The Cpper Mai ki t John Robbers, market master is upon on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Homines, at the time specified. The Center or Lamasco Market Fraut. Schneider, market master is open on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday moruiugs, at the hours mentioned. There is also an afternoon market open at the Center Market house from 4 to 6 o'clock p. m. on Saturdays. Gov. Hanks and the Illinois Central Railroad. The recent decision of tlie Hon. N. P. Bunks, tlie present chief magistrate of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, to retire from the Geld of politics anil devote himself to the material interest of Illinois, has awakened a spirit of inquiry among his numerous personal and political friends as to what his real position is to be. The title of the otlice which Governor Banks is to assume in the above corporation is that of " Resident Director." He represents the president and directors, who are scattered over this country and Europe, and cannot attend to tlie vast duties required of them from day to day : hence this additional office is found to he necessary. He sits as grand supervisor of the entire business of tho corporation, which is divided into departments like the government of a State, only more vast and difficult than the government of most of our S'ates. All questions that cannot be settled by the heads of these departments, iu the execution of their duties, have to be submitted to the Resident Director. In tho course of events if any question arises which requires additional legal advice, the corporation has a regularly salaried attoi ucv to be called in. If, again, a question arises which the Resident Di-. rector declines to take tlie responsibility to settle, he cau, if he chooses, submit it to the next regular meeting of the directors. Gov. Banks' salary is to lie $H,500, which is $4,o00 more than he receives as Governor ol Massachusetts. It is partly on account of his record as Governor of Massachusetts and his universal nr. kuowledged superior admiristrativr ability, as exhibited in the various important and difficult public positions he has so satisfactorily filled in Washington, as well as in Massachusetts, that this powerful corporation was induced to invite Gov. Banks to assume the position which he haa accepted. He will close his official term as Governor of Massachusetts on the 1 st of January, and then enter at once upon his duties in Chicago, as Resident Director of tho above named corporation. Fie has recently been at Chicago, and has made a tour of the line of road belonging to the corporation. He was accompanied by Mrs. Banks, and made arrangements for their future residence in Chicago American RciHtmy Review. The New York Tribune, in com menting on the rumor that Mr. Lincoln would avail himself of the first opportunity to shadow fot th the policy of his administration, justly remarks : The rumors afloat of a letter to be written by the President elect, intended to soothe the nerves of those who have denounced him as a foe to the Constitution and the Smith, seem to us a3 devoid of intrinsic probability as of positive support. If those who have hitherto insisted on believing Mr. Lincoln all that he is not and should not be, will candidly read his discissions with Douglas in 1858, with which we shall he happy to supply them, they cannot fail to see that their fears are fallacious, and their imputations groundless. If they will not regard what he so plainly declared long before he was thought of for President, and when he was appealing for supiort to the citizens of a Free State only, they surely cannot be esiected to place confidence in professions made under the immediate impetus of the threats of the tire-eaters that they are about to dissolve the Union whereof ho has been chosen President? If they believe not Moses and the Prophets, neither would ihey be persuaded though one rose from the dead.'' lluuuvixo V v a Fi .sfciiAL An English papier states that a funeral having been fixed tc take place in Berwick at half past two o'clock, the " alllicted family'' requested the clergyman to appoint an early hour, as the family wished to o to the circus in the ajteritoon. Garibaldi has issued one decree which can not fail to stir the bile of Austria, for it refers to the Hungarian volunteers. Depots are opened at Naples and Messina for Hungarian recruits, and it is given out that Garibaldi has pledged himself to repay Hungarian services with his sword. ' Tut; original baujoist,"Uld Joe Sweeney," died at the late residence of his father, iu I Appomattox county, Virginia, on Saturday 1 evening, the '!7th ult., at about the age of 1 forty-five years. He had traveled extensively in Europe and almost entirely over the I'nited States, and enjoyed, probably, a greater reputation than any other man as a hanjoist, having !eeu the first white man to introduce the banjo to the public. A Bad BniBirtWC. Frank Landers, the newly elected Senator from the Johnson and Morgan district, got badly whipped at Poe's school house, in Morgan county, on Saturday uight last. A Republican was replying to a speech of his made that evening, when Landers took occasion to If II the Republican, several times, that be lied. For ' his insolence he go decently drubbed. j I Indianrpo!i JavnmL

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. efrTY or Evansville, Oct. 29, 1SC0. mmOTBCB Mtt MM MJB BY I VMJV m W that I, Christian Hedderich, Colloctor of the City of Evansvilie, lietweeo the hours of 9 aud 12 I o'clock A.M., and 2 and 5 o'clock r. M. , on the 22d of November, 1860, will sell at public auction, at the dcor of the Court House in the City of Evausville, I Indiana, the following lots, parts of lots, and par- 1 eels of real estate and improvements, assessed for the payment of City taxes for the year I80O, due from the owners thereof to the City of Evansville, the same being now due and uupaid, and tor 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 aud parcels of real estate herein mentioned are sold as offered for sale : ORIGINAL PLAN. Carpeiitar, Alvin B, 37 Vi ft on Water street by 150 ft deep, being the South-east half or lot No. 19 Stil.tS7 9Sfi ft on F'irst street by 150 Isel deep, being S. E. Side of lot 68 30.10 South-west half of lot SC. 94. f7 75 ft on F'irststreet by 69 ft on Vine street, lieing corner or front part f lot No. 28 Ba.U LOWER EN LARGEMENT. Carpenter, Alvin B, the undivided half of 39Q ft of wharf property below Division street 69.00 EASTERN ENLARGEMENT. Carpenter, Alvin B, lot No. 7 in block No. 37 6.61 do 5 do 13 2.30 Uayhnrst, Aariah, lot No. 19 iu block No. 44 1.38 Merr-tt, John J, lot No. 2 iu block No. 19 57 do 3 do 1' 68 do 4 do M 1.15 do 5 do lo 1.15 BAKER'S ADDITION.

Merritt, John J, lot 7 in block do 8 do do 9 do do 10 do do 11 do do 12 do do 14 do do 14 do do 15 do do 10 do do 1 1 do do 1w do do 211 do do Ut do South-east halt No. 22 iu block LAMASCO. Carpenter, Alvin B, lot 3 Canal Basin Law, Wm. II, lot No. 10 in block No do 11 do do 12 k do l.'l do da 14 do do 16 do do 111 do do 4 do do 5 do do 10 do do i, do do 7 da do 12 do do II do do 14 do d.i IS do do 1 1 do the North half of do 2 do do i; do do lo do do 2 do do 12 do do 1 do do 2 do do 8 do tb North halt" of do 4 ih do 14 do do 10 do do 9 de do 10 do do 12 do do 1.1 do do 13 do do 14 do do l r do do lei do do 7 do do 21 do do 24 do do 25 do do 28 do do 11 do

No. 1 2.30 1.44 111 1 14 1.43 1.41 1.4 I 1.72 111 111 i II 1.43 111 1.43 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 f lot i - ft 2S... as... 28... .Too ...l.i;9 ...1.88 ...1.50 28 Jj0 2S 1.50 2H 1.87 28 1.88 59 1.31 59 2. is; ..1.09 ..1.S8 .1. .1 2!C2 ..2.03 ..2.03 ..3. 1l ..2.25 ...2.25 ..1.13 77.. 78.. 84 85 85 as.u 8.1 inn Ion li loo 101 101 101 lol 101 lir 103 MS loa ..1.50 ...1..V1 ...1.50 ...1.50 ...1.87 ...1.50 ...1.09 ...LSD ,...1.50 2.08 ...1.88 ...1.88 ....1.88 1.8S do 0 do do 7 do do do do 9 do do lo do do 8 do do 9 do do 111 do do 11 do do 12 do do 13 do do 14 do the whole of do lot No. '.I iu block .V).. lo.).... 103 1.88 105 2. OS 105.. 1115. ...2.0b ..22.0S ...2.00 ...2.1; ...2. is; ...2.66 . 18.75 ...1.5I ...1 8S ...2.IV0 ...1.31 .. 1.31 ...2 f Law, Johu, do 12 do do 13 do do 25 do do 20 do . do I do do 2 do 74... 74... Ma... 100... Perkins, W G do 3 do do 4 do do 5 do do e do do 7 do do H do .. .2. IS. ...2 63 ...2.07 ...1 09 ...1.5W 58... 68... FOIUTI1 ENLARGEMENT, lot No. 25 iu bleik Carpenter, Alviu II.

do io south 2-3 do 11 do 10 do 17 do 18 do 19 do 20 do -37 do 28 do 31 do 32 i J", do 11

2. 0.1 2.02 2.63 3.76 3 oil lit do do do Merritt, J hi STOCK WRL Carpenter, Alvin B .'S tCNLAKGIJMEN T. lot No. 3 B, frouting on Di

vision streot, iu blo.-k No 1 5.81 do 3 do 2 ?,.isi do 4 do 2 SjbSS do 5 do o ;ajm, do ti do 2 3 .OD do K do 2 3.IIO do 9 do 2 3.ml do 10 do 2 3 IMS do ii do 2 sine do 12 do 2 3. P.I do 13 do 2 3.19 do 15 do o S.-JJ do 10 do o 3 75 do 17 da 2 4. .'.o do 1 do i; rt.mi do 31 do !i 1.88 fractional do 3 do 13 7.50

Merritt, John J., tbe undivided half of lot No 17 in block rvo. do the undivided one-tenth part or lot No. 10 in block No. 8 do the undivided ball of lot No. IS in block No. s .88 3(1 Crane, I. A., lot No. 1 in block No. 11.

do 2 do 11 1.09 do 3 do 11 T.f!9 do 4 do 11 i i..s do 6 do 1 i do B do II i.G9 do 7 do II 1.C9 do 8 do 11 1,4) do 9 do 11 j tig do HI d.i 11 1.G9 do 11 do 11 1.C9 do 12 do ii j.,;,) do 13 do 11 1,09 do 14 do 11 1.C9 d.i 15 do li 1 .09 do 10 do n l-i3 do 17 do 11 i-tir, do 18 do li iC9 do 19 de 11 l.9 da 20 do 11 1.88 do 21 'lo 11 1.09 do 22 do 11 1.09 do 23 do 11 1.09 do 21 do 11 1.68 do 25 do 11 1.69 do 0 do II l.9 do 27 do II 1.69 do 28 di. 11 1.68 do '-J do 11 1.08 do 3 do 11 1 09 do 31 do 11 1.88 do 1 do 4 1.13 do 2 do 4 1.12 do 3 do 4 1.13 do 4 do 4 1.12 do 5 do 4 U3 do 0 do 4 1.12 do 7 do 4 1.50 do 12 do 4 1.50 do 13 do 4 L6t oo 14 do 4 1.01 do 5 do 5 1.5(1 do 6 do 5 1 50 do 7 do 5 1.09 do 8 do 5 1.80 do 9 do 5 1.87 do 5 do 6 2.03 do 0 do li 2 02

thi north-west one-tenth part of lot No. 7 in block No. 8 CARPENTER PLACE.

at No. 1 iu block No. 3 3.e do 2 do 3 3.0 Ho 3 do 3 3.00 do 4 do 3 3.00 do 5 do 3 3.00 do 0 do 3 3.0O do 7 do 8 3.00 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

Mellitt, J. C. HEDDERICH, City Collector. oct30-3wd

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. Crrv or Evansville, Oct 20, 18(10. mmOTMVM MM MKMMBY tlHJV WW that I, Christian Hedderich, Qftfbctor of the City of Evansville, between the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock A. m . , and 2 aud 5 o'clock p. v., ou the 13th of November, 181,0, will sell at pubtfc auction at the door of the Court House in the i ty of Evansville, Indiaua, the following lots, par.ts of lots, aud parcels of real estate and impi ovenieuts, assessed lor the payment of City taxes for the yea: 1800, doe from the owners thereof to tlie City of Evansville, the same being now due ami unpaid, and for the costs uf said sale, and that such sale will be continued from day to day at tlie aforesaid hours and place until all tho hits and parcels ol real estate herein meutiolledare sold as otTered lor sale : ORIGINAL PLAN. Howes, Lewis, lot 2.r, original plan .as 6" UPPER I.NLARIilMKST. Chandler, John J., 15th sulsli . i-i"i. ..fegsSJit lot No. 4 :vi Faircbtld, E. II., lot lo j7 ,j, LOWE U EN LARGKM E NT. Uaker, Win., undivided hall of 397 feet of Whall property, bolow Division street bat ween Klin anil Lewt street..... ti'J isi Howes, Lewis, undivided two-thirds ol 27o feet of hart property, above lVrVI street i;'j oo Howes, Lewis, lot . No. 1 Jz. m 82 DONATION EN t.ARGKkl si NT. Fell. wos, Win., lot No. 149 9 77 EASTERN ENLARGEMENT!

'1 S 52 3H 2 .hi 1 "3 1 73 2 53 2s 1 72 1 3S 1 38 i sa 1 38 1 :t8 1 38 1 38 1 an 1 38 1 :;s 1 27 1 20 1 27 1 38 7 48 4 1)2 19 55 0 33 3 lo Deubler, W. .1., Early, Robert, 0 feet on Sfith street by 15(1 feet on L Hteiul list street, of Evans's lloine43 13 Gsrviu, Thomas K u.t 5 IMaa k 41 " undivided '.jot lll.sk Is Uayhnrst, Aarlali.lot l.i Bhs k 40c Mentzer. Michael,.. " 9 " 40 .'..... Mesker, llenrv " 11 J 30 N. ft, Peter N " 4 -" 45 Riuioth, Albert, the uorth half of lot sTJlcs k BAKER S ADDITION. Him irh. Win., lot 4 Block 3 north '.. ..flat 5 Block a Garv in, Thos. E., lot 18 Block 4 LAMASCO. Garvin, Then. E., lot 19 Block 135 " 20 135 ' " 14 130 : " " 15 198 S. ' " 2 175.., .Y. ... o 4 , i ,sha. Gilford, Thomas, 12s loot by 380 b et of aoi'tii end of Block No. 16S. 4 03 5 75 1 .38 4 00 4 93 1 38 4 03 1 44 3 04 1 41 2 03 2 44 2 25 .r X S8 3 37 I 10 13 2 08 2 25 '.' 25 Loder, Lewis B,

0. Hlo. k lo. East ' ii 10 10 " siit) " S " UM0 21 O 7 - V2 , 3 " 42 '. 5 " N 44 . S " 44 mm, 9 " 44 - " 15 " 41 18 " 41 2U ' 44 0W 21 " 44 pi t . 23 41 0 45 - 9 " 45 . " 17 ' 45 ' 19 " 45 211 " 45 " . 8 M4fi?-s Z 3 " 39 .', O a "Aho j 13 " J 411 " - 19 " 49 v

1 .Oll.'l- o 2 25 2 81 " 2 63 1 25 ' 2 25 2 25 . 2 83 1 88 " 94 Resinger, .1. Scott, Lncls hn, . II Latnasco 1 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 87 1 r!t) " 1 08 2 83, it o S.fi " 2 44 " 2 Oft 2 08 " .3 4 " 2 25 1 12 1 31 1 31 I 88 -vt AsjAaltj 1 0 " H -2 " 2 06 2 08 2 08 1 88 I 87 1 88 1 87 I 88 1 87 1 88 1 00 1 80 1 87 1 88 1 87 25 " 1 88 1 87 " 1 88 1 87 ft 'i 25 2 2; 2 48 11 25 FOURTH CNLARGEMENT. Meier, V J, lot 24, Block lo, fourth oularge ment 5 81 STOi 'K W ET.T.'S EN L A RGEMKNT. John W, lot 1, Bhs k 13, Stockwell's EdI Ore 1 C9 itlO I 85 1 lid a " 3 do T St.s-kwell,,l M, (heirs) lot 31, Block 17, do 32 " 17 do CARPENTERS PLACE. Loder, Lewis B, lot 1, Block 4,Carpeuter's place 4 L'

It 1 Block 57 h o 57 "3 57 " 4 " 57 "8 " 57 " S ' 57 9 " 57 " 111 " 57 " 1 "74 "11 " 47 lot 9 Block 5s " in " Si "11 " 58 . p .1 " n " 14 " .58 " 16 1 58 " 1 OS 2 " 85 "3 " H 1 ' HO ' 2 " 80 " 3 " M 9 " HO in " 80 " 22 . " 100. 23 " 1 sa ' 21 " 100 ti " I'll 14 " mi 15 loi 5 " 102 6 " Iir2 " 12 1112 13 B " 8 ' 104 ' '.) ' 104 " 10 " 104 " 14 HhI IS " 11 " 10 " lot f 17 " U 21 lot ' 22 " 101 " 21 " 100 ' 22 " 106 " 23 ' U " 24 ' I06 " 2". 106 " 20 ' iuo " 27 " li " 2S " lft5 " 12 " 108 ' 13 108 " 3 " 109 all of " 102

" 1 " 4 do 3 6 BATTELI. PLACE. R. lot I", Block 1, Battell place 7 51 " 11 " 1 do 7 50 ' 12 1 do 7 60 " 13 "1 do 7 M 14 "1 do 7 09 " 15 1 do 7 08 " 16 ' 1 do 9 19 " 17 " I do 11 28 M IK "1 do 7 87 " 19 "1 do 7 09 " 20 " I do 7 63 " 21 "1 do 7 GO " 22 ' 1 do 7 08 " 23 "1 do 9 18 " 24 "1 do 7 8

Loder, CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH, City Collector. 3wd AT0 HP o mj ro.v V T IC M. m- wraei i..r l iana siiie-waiK. conucil t liamber, Ht.22.l, 1060, Aud now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council of the City ol Kvansvillo, that tho owners of all Lots or parts of Lots fronting on or adjoining Ike west side of Second avenue, from Seventh street to Franklin street, iu said City, rauss the side-walks thereou t be brought to tlie proper grade, and that they cause a side-walk of Class No. 2 to lie laid down thereon, within thirty days Irom the publication of this order. P. Ill' UK E, Chirk. City Clerk's Office, Oct. 23, I860. giOM P OKJTI.OJV.VOTiCM.s order lor Brick bidet Walk. Council Chamlwr. Oct. 22.1, 180O. Aud now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Cutnmon Council of the City ot Kvausville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots trotting on or adjoining the north-west side 01 Walnut street, from Sixth to Seventh streets, in said city, cause the side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a Bide-walk of Class No. 1 to be laid down thereon within thirty days from the publication of this order. p. BURKE, Cl'k. Oity Clerk's Office, Oct. 23. 1860. gft oPJ T 1 It .V V O T MVK Order for Plank Side-walk. Oct. 22, 1860. Aud now- it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of the City of Evansville, that the owners of all lots and parts of lots fronting ou or adjoining the west side of Second avenue, from f'rankliu street to Sixth street. In said city, caase the side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, ami that they cause aside-walk of class No. 2 to be laid dewu thereou within thirty days from the publication of this order. P. BURKE, Clerk. Citv Clerk's Office, Oct. 23, 1SC0. Afo at p o at .? t l .v jyro tm vm Order for Plank Side-Walk. Council Chamber. Oct. 22, 1800. And now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council of the City oi Evansville, that tbe owners of all Lots or psrts of Lots fronting on or adjoining the west side of Secoud avenue, from Sixth street ta Canal street, iu said City, causa the side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a side-walk of Class No. 2 to be laid down thereon, within thirty days from the publication of thii order. P. BURKE.JCterk. Clerk's Office, Oct. 23, 18C0. y i- n K l- tritiKT i s j and Willow Ware at OP ti f it It octl2 COOK A- LANGLEY'S.

MISCELLANEOUS.

t.J. 'H.HVkJX CO, t Wafer street, thre door. MM have raanwssi above Main. WE are now inauur.o tn; I'.g Wells Patent Fold iiug Spring B.-ii. the bel and m.eir convenient uot lo use, al At can Is- uiov J . r li. nolle, l will. out auy trouble. Call aud examine them. iie, r.-. DR. HAAS, Unvirvr loned tie- reonts formerlvoi -cupisd by Dr. K ivett, in Dr. BrWj 's building, opposite the Post Ollioe, lor a s 'i ii of years, would rs-spvs-tfully solicit the citizens -1 Evansville and the I am roundin .- to lis and cotintiv. 'o vi-i' bis r.-oins and see the specimens on Oxldblttori, wlielhel ib.-v bits! the services of a Dentist or not. Since the issuing of hi- asl circular ai.,1 advertitwnent, over a year sinei , aeve'ral improvements ioid new iiivuntions hsAe baoii .. .te, ol srbiehi he I lias availed himself, nod allows o..llitng lhat vill sui'-, ro Uie interests ol his pati.-nls, lo pass uu -secured. His facilities are hetTeT and establish -ment larger, without doubt, thai any other in our titate, and cpta! t.au 11. Kasteru ciliesl AM thoOS sWho need Deutal oiK'ratti.us performeil, and are pleasedwHh hrs nork, slrill I . attended to with great pleaaare. The following are tin- ctvles ol vvoi I. manufactured by him: Continuous Giim; Itbi k Ar Carved .Work; Vnbsnrte Babe; Coral lie; Go M Hftd Silver .i k. KtMhipg can extol Hit- t--ait A ltd clOotolHtMS of tho ronttiiiitiiiH puin vn-i k. U i-. Ethool t rs. nut vr orevifi'. UliefckM IIimI nr- mi i k. ii mn Ih- r.-t.-t it to ucrly tii'ir i'M..-i l . Mout ly Httr. vtylM t work , unl nlrttt iiy tiie ?ih. I In- u ! mtt : , t ' i l -Itr, ami Amhr Bmki-. 'I I,.- It.it. i -t I f.r lu hrnens antl Hl;iiitiuii tti difltalotl itit ullir,, . I m, - cell tj ' 1. ; 11 ; vVf Un.f i vrl M'll Iff MM HfVt'rill UllH-xlllf ti ftr nil I ti 1 1 IipC '.till whfii extratt iiij-: teeth. Tliy tOfif .'iittlv tutltlllotttf. The Hit 14 it tie lit .-it e emu h:tve Uu m . , liml. lie ilo8 mt atiVHrtiiM aityihnm he cmiuui oto, uorfxhihit anything uM uiatlt- hy hnu ll. Kareutft hIiuiiM comult the heHlth anI beAHl ' their children ly having ihe Ih-utiMt tlirt I thei ecund deotitiuD. therehy i'rttiH-iii luiur-tt .1 ' health to tlioae iuvaluuhle oranH. Irregularity (,f fhildrcn'M t. th cofTtt led mMC ctvsfully. Thoau haviu; de ayt-d Ifn-tli, b1.-uI 1 either hav them extracted or hlltl at Otice (the latter if -ihlei. Th henlth of tilr (ftxtntm rt jj 1 ttit r.'i.ihii' iujf teeth doDiiitid thin. I take idttowuitt iu Inirodttclisyg Dr. Hani, my Biiereetrjor to the old rooiu in V. i ' hnildin;;, hoping he will Hud them rotti iilciwant a lid proFl able From 10 y iut. ifOMfte with the J. ctor, I am pleased to tod Mm one of the pi Moreeatag , ptMeeiwing tHle aud high pro, Miioiial ahility attd land Ing. With thin view .1 ean, with aafl ty, ttcoiu iu-mi him to the roinuiuiul j an a Kkillfui and -om 08 - i pel en! dentist. (inajaVs) J. KlVf.IT. QUACK NOSTRUMS. rmMIM J"JRW ItJtY KOOH ML says; " The rnaiot ity of Hair Washes, Haii Dyes, nair Tonics, Hair nils, and tho numberless preparation uow belorethe public, under rack ex -travagant, byperlKilb ul and 1.1 n'ait i lilies as ws see paraded iu show window card end nywspaysr headings, as hair preuaratioiis, are ill humbugs of the flrst water ; their real Href it, when ih-y pos sess any, is that they do no baitu. Hog's Lafd, Whale Oil, Luid Oil, aiweot oil- act atad an. I . aim ed, make up, when iuheauliful wiappoASaud whita dint glass l.ottl..s. the nsrtliust chsrarb r ol to ales . and when thus ostly, ale baplicd with SODM trisyllable term, mm i cioight at by verdant . ung as 1 old of beth sexos Soch is u t tho character ot Professoi Wo.l's Hair Rentoralive. Thi gentletleman comss t ,..(,!. tbe world without any "high falutiu" .Xilopbluforiuiu. 01 any other astottfldtfflg and startling catchpenny ten. is be simply a.lvei -tises a Hntr Mkibraase what 1 1 expresses, precisely and as a Restorative if acts. Buy Professor Wood's Hair Restorative ; aud as vu value your scalp, ae, your very brains, apply nothing else, for it may le that you will gel some worse substance than perfumed laid on v ni HI III 01. Kemenilier. Wood's Restoiative fot tho Hair is the best article extant." raIt will, by narnrc's own prc-e8, Restore Gray Hair to the Original Color, Will make it Grow ou Bald li- i Is Will restore ths Natural Se retlons, Will remove at DM all tlr hing, Will i.-AU 'VeaU Dandi un. Will cure all el options - even .'-i. ..1.1 Hsal, Will make the Hair Boll 1 til. -,, , Will make tfSS ..Id appear v.nimr again, Will preserve the Color ol Hail to old age, Will always Fasten i( aud stop its Falliag, And is one of th. best Toilet Aiti.les lor ths Hair now in use. tasfijHauL and 114 Mauuta lined bv " W''H .1 CO., .oid sold ;sale and Retail at III Kioitdaay, New York Wecaualso rerpiali TOtAGtV Ma&IjICS Ol any i a pacity. These Sralea are from the Ptaanfactory o E. T. FAIRBANKS CO., St. Johusbuig, farmont. Every Scale is to, ted ami sealed, and warranted correct. For testimonials we refer to tke tbousands of persons using th. in HORNBROOK .t fn, Agents, DOv24 Water st reel . K'.almv ille. RUMOVAIj. Robert Mtoytfm J H I II I T K I T . Office Cor. Mmn and Water Sir.; entrancf on Main St., Erajt.srilh, Ind. Plans, specifications, detail draw Inge, AC. , for all classes of buildings, prepared ou shot t noli,., ni.J on reasonable tera.1. aug!7 Lots for Sale Tlu- most favorable opport mill v ever .1Vi 1 to the public. 20 lots ol 5 ... res ess b. on the New burg road, IV3 miles from the Court -house, and 9 lots ot 5 acres each, oi, Washington avenue, mile froui the city. As small a ,iianttty as one. fourth of an acre will be sold, if desired. Applyto WILLIAM BIKBBOWEB. nov22dlv Closing Out. MK -MMM MMLLI.-VU .IT MMWW ducevl prlo-s our sto. k oi CARPET nil. CLOTHS, DRUGGETS. MATTING, DAMASKS. DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, MUSLINS, SHtfETIVOS CALICOES, CASSIMEUKS, CLOTHS, Casinets, Cottonades. Anything we have in the Dry Goods In. wa will Sal low for CASH, as it is 0111 full .let. 1 initiation t.. change business. JAS OAKLEY .'. SON. june4-6rad jfOO.V. -8 HVHII store and for sale bv oct2o W. K.I H COMJV mjM. AIRMAN A CO.

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