Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 55, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 November 1860 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND

MoaJDAY MORNING.

.NOVEMBER 12

A Cheering Indication. Next to the election of Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin ai President and Vice President of the United States, no circumstance connected witu the contest just terminated, has been so gratifying to us, as the large voto palled in the border Slave States for Mr. Bell and Senator Douglas. It demonstrates far more conclusively than speeches and newspaper paragraphs, that the people of those States however mnoh they mty be excited and prejudiced against the northern States, through inflammatory appeals by designing and unscrupulous politicians when brought to the test, have a love for the I'nion deeper

a ml mnrn o 1 1 , 1 1 n rr Ihan Ilia. !".. . .... I w h j section. The result in Virginia, Kt-ntucky, T-.,., vr 1. J i ti: r i a I i CUUC3SCC, -i.i: . .nil:, nun mi isimri clean, shows that the citizens of those Stales, however odious the Republican party of the north may appear in their eyes, have, if anything, a more supreme hatred und contempt for the disunionists of the south. No one who has watched the shifting scenes of the canvass can fail to have observed that the main, and, we might add, the only thing that has defeated .Mr. Iireckinridgc in any of the Southern States, is the fact that he was made to shoulder the disgust with which the disunionisU are regarded in those States. Notwithstanding the earnest protestations of his friends (end that of it. self is an evidence of the streng'.h of the L nion sentiment in t lie souiu ) aituougu itiey repudiated all responsibility for the treasonable sentiments aud utterances of Yancey and his sympathizers, still the impression was made upon the people, that Mr. Breckinridge was in some way responsible for, and connected with, the enemies of the Union. This was sufficient. The name of Breckinridge was no longeroninipotent even ! in Kentucky. The personal popularity of tbe gifted man could not withstand the odium arising from his associations. His star has culminated and went down amid clouds of distrust. His eood luck, which had passed into a proverb, deserted him, when arrayed in hostility to the love of the people for the Constitution and the Union. J In an evil hour his ambition overleaped it- j self and precipitated him into a position j from which it will take years to extricate I himself. Ilis fate, no doubt, will prove a heacon light lo other aspiring young politicians, warning them of the rocks upon ' which his political fortunes were wrecked. ' I The friends of Mr. Bell, it is true, in most instances, took as extreme ground upon the slavery oie t'on. as those of Mr. Hreckiu- ; ridge. But wlnl they did this, they inv.tia- : ble proclaimed their b.iiri disunion in anv eineroon I of secession and ; v. Thev aflirmed I that ii'a majority of the citizens of the United Stnies preferred Abraham Lincoln for President, Ihey would acnuiesce in the choice id the people however much they disliked that choice. They would contend for their rights in the I'nion. Secession, instead of alleviating, would hut aggravate the evils anticipated upon the success of the Republican parly. Thus, while they had all the strength of the Breckinridge parly on the slavery ijuestioiu they were free from the odium necessarily attaching to tin; doctrine of secession. On the other hand the Breckinridge party, while they could not show any stronger claims for support, because ol' their faithfulness to the South on tho vexed question, '.ittered away a good portion of the campaign in defending themselves from the charges of disunion ism. That they wore so compelled to defend themselves was one of the cheering events of the canva33. But the necessity that occasioned the defeuse, was mainly instrumental iu their defeat. Thus, if we look over the canvass, we see how absurd were the attempt to frighten i the people of the North out of expressing their l.orut t convictions, through the ballot box, oh one of the most important social and economical questions that ever divided any people. Tt was clear to all that the question must be settled some day, and that the longer it was postponed, the greater would be the difficulties that would interfere to prevent a peaceful settlement. And yet a sys. tematic effort was made to intimidate, persuade, and induce the North, to shirk an expression of what the whole world knows is its feelings on this question. All these efforts failed, as any one who had faith in the sagacity or instincts of the peo ple would have foretold. Abraimm Lincoln is elected President, and a new ,hHct is to ' J be inaugurated. That the President elect will prove a conservative officer, no one who has studied the life of the man can doubt. The fact that the lander Slave States have designated their faith in the. government as administered by him will do much towards producing a harmony of feeling that would not have been the case had Mr. Breckinridge triumphed in every Southern State by an overwhelming majority. We confident- ; ly believe, that as it was with Millard Pillmore who was elected vice President with a record on the slavery question much more offensive to the South than is that of Mr. Lincoln so will it be with the President elect, aud that he will lay aside the duties of his office respected and beloved by all the conservatives throughout the Cuiou. Believing this, we have supported him earnestly and to the best of our ability; and we vet anticipate the day when those old Whigs of onr county aud the adjoining State will agree with us that our faith in the man was uol misplaced, and they will rally to the suppoit of bis administration with a unanimity and cordiality that will more than atone tor their former indid'er ence and opposition. It ia for these reasons that we are so peculiarly gratified at the result of the elections-in the border States.

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from tbe southern part of Illinois make the complexion of tbe Senate n miliar r ,rr . , .. a matter of doubt. We regret to hear tbis.for it the benate should be catTied by the democrats we fear the election of U. S. Senator will be postponed for two years. It is true the House emulating the example of our illustrious House of Representatives of 1S5C-7, which chose Jesse D. Bright and Graham Fitch might elect Mr. Trumbull without the assistance of the Senate. But we ap. prebend the 1'. S. Senate, would assert that it had received new light since itgave Bright an J Fitch their seats, and would prevent Mr. Trumbull from serving. We trust the Republicans have carried tbe three other doubtful districts, viz: the 17th, Cass, Menard, Logan, Mason and Tazewell; the 22d, St. Clair and Monroe; and the 10th or McLean district. I . t1 T . . . . . . I t . T.-.I.., ..vwvs.?. ..i .wCu M. Boicourt, has kindly sent us the complete ! .. r .1.: i.:..i. i. I rt - uuus iruui iuia count., 101 waitu uc will accept our thanks. The vote stands Donglas 1202 ; Lincoln 127; Bell 8:!; Ureckinridge 1 . For Governor, Allen receives 120t votes; Yates 1-4 ; and Stewart (Union) 77. There were 104 votes cast for calling a new constitutional convention, and 10G1 against. John A. Logan heat his opponent, David T. Lincgar, for Congress, lO-i'J votes How to Prenerve ami Utaullfy the Hair. Make half a pint of soap suds with pure white soap and warm water, on rising any morning ; hut before applying it, brush the calrj well, while the hair is perfectly drv. with the very best Ilussia bristle brush Scrub back and forth With a will, let not j any portion of the surface escape. When brushing the top and front, lean forward, that the particles may fall. After this operation is finished, strike the end of the bristles on the hearth, or a board ; m hrush or flap the hair back and forth with the hand until no dust is seen to fall : then j with the bulls of the fingers dipped in the soap suds, rub the fluid into the scalp and soai) su,i3) rub the fluid into the scalp and about the roots of the hair; do this patiently and thoroughly, finally, rinse with clear water, and absorb as much of the j water from the hair as possible with a dry ; cloth ; then (after allowing the hair to dry : v, , . . , I a little more by evaporation, but not dry entirely) dress it as usual, always under all circumstances, passing the como through slowly and gently, so as not to break any one olf, or tear out any one by the roots. By this operation the alkali of the soap unites with the natural oil of the hair, and leaves it perfectly clean aud beautifully silkeu, and with cold water washings of the head and neck and ears every morning, it will soou be found that the hair will "dress" as handsomely as if " oiled to perfection;'' with the n-at advantage of conscious cleanlines-i, givinir, too, the general appearance of a greater profusion of hair than when plastered tl .t, as is the common custom. It has been recently established, iu a court of justice in the city of New York, that one of the most popular hair washes ever known was made by nddinn a l:tll alcohol, scented with a perfume, to common soap suds. —v—<>——— ——>There was a good deal of excitement in Howard county, Indiana, recently, by the announcement that gold bearing quartz had been discovered in a quarry there, which was analyzed by some chemist at Indianapolis, and found to be O. K. It soon leaked out, however, that a fellow at work in the quarry stole a piece of California quartz from a neighbor's house, and asserted that he had found it in the quarry. This piece of quartz was what was analyzed, anil found to be gold bearing. The discovery of the truth of the matter proved the quarrier a mean sort of a liar, but while the discovery was being made, the Peru Railroad Company profited considerably by an increase in the amount of passenger fares between Indianapolis and Kokomo.—<T. H. Express>. ———<>——— POPULATION OF KANSAS.—The population of the Territory of Kansas, as ascertained by the United States census, just taken, is 109,401. This does not include the Pike's Peak region, which has a population of 75,000 more. Kansas proper has, therefore, 12,000 more people than would entitle her to elect a member of Congress at the present time. There can be no doubt that, as the most stringent provision of the "English" Bill has been complied with, Kansas will be admitted into the Union as a State the coming winter. No reason can now exist for her refusal. ———<>——— Cxiorr; Asswkii or a Scnoav School (.int..- A little girl, whose parents had recently been ejected from their lodgings on account of inability to pay their rent, was at a German Sunday school, when the teachers questioned : "llavo vou read your t'aicchism V "Yes sir." Do you know the history of the creation?" "God made the world aud our first parents." " Why were Adam and Kve expelled from Paradise." 'I suppose because they couldn't pay their rent !" Ek3" The N. Y. Times's Washington cori respondent says that at the special request 1 of a number of prominent citizens of Ueor- , i : ir,i..rnnr Vina nloopil tl-.n Arsenal at . . ;.r .v,.. fe.Lr,.l .AllgUia 111 iyai:33iuu we. , and also that the Arsenal nt Fayettevillt- is to be occupied by a company of cavalry. Carried Them All. Lincoln carried bis own ward, city, couuty a id State. He also carried Douglas' ward, city, eonnty atiKi State. Chicago Prens. fj" Hog killing will commence at Madison on the lGth of the present monlh.--About 40,0 00 hogs have already been eugaged by one firm. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. .OEEEE! 1 OEEEE .' lO B.J S C Prime Bio Coffee, 10 bags Old tlovei MMMM Java do., just received at nov JSLLIOTX'8 1 amily Ore. ei j. 11 OX. BJHEH'S tOVOU, G llOX. O Baker' Chocolate, 7.1 th-. fresh ground Mee Vlour, 5 doz. French Mastsrd, 100 gross boxes Win. liata'a Matches, wooden bo. M0 2 Kr boxes Win. Gate's do., paper box, o(Xi '4 do., just received aud lor sale at novS KLLTOTT'S Family Grocery. jr .mMcmMurm, uitteb, .!. n eo s; do, Dressed Chicken-, M lbs. choice Boll Batter, OHO do freak Egs. just received and for sale by inovSl fH AS. Mc.JOIlNSTON. MM.Ol H.'-EAOl, b:- 1 OO SHS. EXjust received aud tor uovH sM by CHAS. M. .-JOHNSTON. .1.1 I HI II HI UO. i li IB v I' aus Lobsters. In doz . IVilb. cans do.. In do. 2 lb. cans Shad, 10 do?.. 2J., lb cans baluion. 8 doz. tlj. cans Salmon, Jo 1.. . nns sardines, -to ii-. irdine?, just received and for sale at ELLIOTT S Family Grocery. nov

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wjmo whe it: ro u-nE h: zoo jtM Frontier Bir Powder. 100 i. kern .In . vnn Frontier Birl- Powder, 100 Vi ken do ,200 kes MWng aI1 Blasting P -wder; 25 cU Siort en ihi.- rowucr, id : ii i-owrer -uagay.mo, I aud tor sale at uov8 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. mTs, t.-ioo a usb. ehimk Oats, jutt received at nov8 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. WmMMrfBLiT&lO OOX BOTTJLEB ML l'uFruit, auourtod , U doa 2! nt One Freeh Peaches, jmt received aud for wale at n.v7 ELLIOTT'S Family Groaory. EL.EIES.-lt UOZ Ei.VTSjIBSVRTP rd Jollies, 4 doc '..j Pints assorted Jolliee, just received, and for site at I'"" ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. wjsicKEma7 bbi. ehime "cuMl rumlifr Pickles, in vinegar, at 81 per 100; 20 gallons Tomato Catsup, just received and for sale at (dov7) ELLIOTTJJ Family Grocery. jr j itiHtr j.mi missed mmrS, .Silk, Beaver, Cassimeie, etc., trimmed or 1111 -trf mnsad The latest styles made to ordered abort notice at VAI'TIER A MARCONNIER'S, uovS li'i Msin Slif. l. j. H MAGHEE & CO., a J f.'(. SOL, II OUT TH HI K MTML Stock of Fall Goods, are now in receipt of a very large aud elegant stock of WINTER GOODS, purchased at wry low rates by one of the partners in person, who is always in the market bunting !' r.. We will sell fur ., al New York pricee, or to prompt paying cuntuuiers. as cheap as ean be found west 4f tbe tuouutaina. We have just received 25 caasa very haudaouie Piints. 25 baled DomeaticH. o do Brown BriiUaC. 5 do Scarlet Flannels, lo cases Bleached Muslim. 3 do Ladies' Winter Ilress Goods. f do Tweeds and Satinets. 10 do Notions ofallkindd. W ith a groat variety at other lio,,ds, which are all to be sold Mat before Spring:, at prices laspar than the lowest. J. II. MAGUK1J . CO., IIOVH First tlr,t, BSSJBSI itts. mJTI HOBTlt.yT K EM It Ml t ti S. If there is in the list of BeBMSHOS given to the world for acceptance and approval, any which ari ; erititlt-d to confidence by their perfect adherence to the laws and intention of the Greater, one is the j liai II coi;;u hkmi'.iiy, for every species of j Lung, Throat, and Bronchial difliculty, even that of j Actual Consumption, and the other the justly celebra tea toic asoivsf, a most perfect remedy for 1 Neuralgia, Gout, Kheiimatism, Partial and Actual I ru..l..uiu B V;.u ll.,. " - - SmIimiiiIIh and Nervous ilea 1 Ache, TJcdh Ache' Ear Ache, anil that cuiel ol all causes ol diseases, Loss or Sleep. 1 If our fiiendj will ftcrept the declaration that for 1 nix or eirht years theae. preparati'-nn hare been through ttsi that wouM Hntisfy all, in l-la- e of ! ZmTrt7' with .til dealers bjmI agents, they will lie able to Judge how far they can be relied on. w Ch AVand 8 Comu'i,rf i ,-tn p.... HTTNNPWELI 11" Witcr -troet York ,,,,,'e, the special supervision or JOHN L. IUNNKWELL, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, Boston, Mass., whose stgaatare coyars the corks of thKuuino only, anil to wh. in .iililrt'ss all communications. oli, b- ,, rw.K.,.ti,b,(. aeaicrs everywhere. KEf.LEK.t WHITE, Wholesale an I Retail Agents, Evausville. nov."i-4iii itw .1 FK I- Ji VKJ'1J'U H M.Vt 'ti THE ity Council ordered you to put down a No. 2 side-walk iu trout of your property, but you have not Uoue so. Go immediately to (Hover's and buy some of his good tlrab l'lauk and obey the order at ouce. uovodJiW V HOVMttS J f'-J -V. We are now daily rocuiving, by railroad aud Adams Express Company, our second stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, to which we invite our old customers , and as many new ones as will befrh ml us with their confidence, assuring theai that our goods, iu quality and prices, will always compare favorably with those of any house ia the City. Ladies, call und couviuce yourselves. novT BOS Kit BUDS. O TH 2.t SHOES. Bead t Burrow are in daily receipt of new aud fresh g,ids, direct from the factory. Their Btock is complete, and will be soli to prompt Ketail Merchants en siiort time, at ieao l-ow riucats, and no mistake. May 1 911 HI. us : jph hj.es: f do gallon Jars Plain Pickfis, 5 do do Mixed do h do V do Plain do f do do Mixed do 6diim!t ibis Plain do 6 do do Mixisl d a do pint ars Assorted do Just receil .d alid lor Hale at nov7 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. o t'STEH i : fJTSUPB : 10 do, i o,(. Cans Fresh Cove Oysters, I do 1 it. uo uo do do . do Pints Tomato Catsup, o do quarts do do 3 do Mnahrooui do .". do Walnut do Just received ier railroad, and for sale at uov7 ELLIOTT'S Family Ur.a;ery. 1 K.VM.Vf ESSK.rUI. SJ.TS WH of Leniou, liir removing iron rust and fru stains from linen or other goods, at oct'-M N. f. THOMPSON'S New Drag Slore. g 1 TO Ml 1,1. EH tt .VIEIMUS'S for good and all si7,e Shakers. sepli'l f'yjmr r w boxes.-ji hoi t too 4 empty boxes for sale cheap. Apply to WM. BIERItOWEfl, Druggist, novT 7S Maiu St., Washington Bhs:k. mmEU cbom- emus, -l vlasE -i WW drums, just imported and received bv a K. CILBKBT A CO., oct'29 No. 4 Sycamore si. Mi-teh r-icts SO HJ HUE I.S Mm Newark Plaster just received and for sale bv sepfl Chas. mi-Johnston. at ST HHI El fEll-Jl BES II SHE QM plv ol Cojtl Oft, which is an excellent article, and warranted not to smoke. Also Coal Oil Lumps wilh handles, w hich are very convenient for i arryinc: al.oiit, for sale bv WM . Ill B&BOWm, Draggiat, novi'i No. 78 Main street, Washington Block. WE IMEHOVEII JI.S'll 0. !. ntiirie lir. Meigs a Breast Pump, the very best article of t'.e kind manufactured. One trial will couvitn-o. For sale bv WM. IIIKKBOWKK, Druggist, novc. 7- Main street, Washington Block. grwn tiUEEEii it.i. -' us. i.irs, m ami Fuce, try the Compound Glycerine Lotion, f r sale at WM. lUKRBOWKU S, rru-sist, nov; 7ii Main Street, Washington Block. mpEBS.- EIHS.EUBSA 1..IK4JE mV and well selected aaaortmetlt of Ladies' and Misses' Capea, Tippets. Victoriues, ObSi. Mnfts, Fur Tl iai laimii. etc Also, Cient lemen's inter, ffwaver, ami Seal Caps, Glo.es, C'ollars, etc., all m aua of prima ana treah altf waf at VALTIiiK i Jl AUCONNIEB'S, novo o9 Main street. 4 i LJZEMi CJE CO irHHS,JJU tM E trimmings, at nov.'. VACTIKK ft MABOOKNIEIVS. MS wiin: .iwjhe .'.. J T tUo5) VADTIKB & SIAKCONNIEK'S. BE E.I HI! 11 SKI.YS.-EOB Ot'EBCortt Collars, ristbands, '!;;.:. -.n : v . A nor 5 V AI T 1 EK .V. MARCONNIK1 02 o Q0 5 O 17: III H 0 H 90 0 0 R CO H O O pq 1 e 9 (fl - -a - 0Q o rH xn 3 OX. C-l W P5

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NEW YORK STORE. JfW t h' V K It OLH GOODS AJn M. a-king the pativna of this community, we have only to say that mm come amongst you as permaneut citizens, aud i-romiac that iu all thiuga our wurd shall bo made good. Our purchased have beou made iinleiilha most fuvoruV-le cinMMtttaOrMft. in Xew A'cik aud other Eaateru citi.-. A long residouce and .utinmto biisint-na eon tree tionfl with the best mercantile hotJXKJ tbere, ti'-" aflvftn.ages t buy goods rhfHK,i- thhii can bo iliie nndr any other oircuto Mtaoces. IF U.xw Adaptipd a syrHein that is sttmewhat new heiv, but it la the only onr which will enable a merchant to sell goods at low pi. throoghont an entire stock CASH EXCLUSIVELY, OKTE HP jF. I AXP SO I'FVIATIOX ; ALL A R K TO BE TREATED ALIKE. Our ends ..r been to buy everything of the BEST QUALITY AND Latest Stylos, Anil we have toads arrant meuts to keep our stock supplied with the most FAS1IIONABLK floods as won as they appear Kast. GILES & McPHE ETERS , No. 5 Kirst street. Foster's ropt.20 Buildings, m ar the Post Office . BOOTS AND SHOES! ZE2 3Vt OVAL. IJfMIE I .VM1EUSU1JVEI ll. t S BEMl- moved his Shop from Maiu street, No. 63, I'i Apps Iliock, No. 7 Fonrth street, opposite the I'pjier Market House, ami requests his old friends unit the public iu general to call and see him at his new stand, as he can still satisfy them all in the 11. tot ami Shoe line. tbii Kepairin shall la doae at the shortest notice, and iu the best of style. t ome On, Coma .III .' Cheap for Cath .' octlB-lmd JOUNM.APP. JT MME .y.AVi OEM EJVT. SO HH I.S M J Louisville Cement. 10 hhda. Grey Lime, at SLOW per hh J, in store and for sab' by oct5 W. M. A I KM AN ft CO. m T.I T O H S. 1 S H 11 CS. CMIOMCjE S Neabaanock PotatdM in store and for sale at low fuures, to CLOss oui, by Oct25 W. M. AIKMAN ft CO. JJ"TEB C.IES.Jl SI' I.E.y'Utll asiortment ol nww stvles for Winter, just ived per Lxpress. and for Bale cheap for cash, at novo A I Tlfc.lt d- .MAKCUMf.KU. W. ARMSTRONG, old established Steam Furniture and Chair MAM'FAOTURKK, And wholesale aud retail d taler iu all kinds of JPlain iir,d Fancy Furniture and Chairs, m u.i v -k tub i.j hue st, jjri MX one of the bei-t arranged and conducted Factories west of Ciucinuali, and can Pell as low as any Cincinnati House. Any Pattern desired uiade to order ou short notice. Turning of any kind promptly attended to. KJ" All work warranted to be made of seasoned material, aud ol" superior vol kmaiiship. WareKooms, No. t.'i Main street. nov3 NEW FALL MILLINERY, MRS. J. HASTINGS, Bitti dfl's rpsptTtfuHy aoiimiui-cH t. Iut friends and the ladie. of Evausville and vicinity in geMTa!, Itiat she lias just returned with her Fall stock nt Milliuery and Fancy Goods, which is the Iai i;est, liuest aud most beautiful ever brought t. the city. She invitee- all to give her a call and examine ha) stock, and she flatters hersi lf that hn will be able to please all, both the quality anj prices ol her zonds. septU Mrs. J. HASTINGS. Fresh Arrival of DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS KEEN & PRESTON'S. t"E JPST comme.vceii WW receiving our Second Fall and Winter .Stuck of Drj Goods and Notions, aud cordially invite the trade to call and examine our goods and prices, beHeTing we can make it the interest of evenrash or prompt time buyer to deal with us. We nave jam opened 1 cases assorted high eolored Maddor Priots, (nmstly small figures). 4 cases solid black, and black aud purple Prints. 2 do Furniture Prints. 2 do Comfort Prints 2 -.lo Patchwork Priuts (snlid colored and I figured!. 2 do Tickings. bales Scarlet Klanuels. 2 casts Plaid Lin-ieys. 4 do Heavy Tweeds ( Biuvu and Oxford Mixed). 2 do Sattinets. 2 tin California Shirtings. 4 do Bleached Hnallm. 4 bales Sea Island tine brown Shiitiugs :: do Shirting Striiie.-. 4 cases 2 by 2 and -1 by 1 Apron Checks ii bales :t4 Brown Shirtings. G do Liht 4-4 Brown ShirtingB. ID do Heavy 44 Brovtn Sheetings. 4 do Bru:n Drills. 1i pieces Jarotiet and Cambric Muslins.

60 do Himalayas, Mi do lit beige. GO do Assorte I High Colored Ilaiues. 40 do Solid Colored Delaine-. 2S do Tartan Plaids. :ill do Cashmere.. do Plaid Cubing.. 4S dj Blue and liro vn Cobnrg.. a5 do Merino. :;i) ttazon Woolen Shirts nud Drawers (White and Grey mixed ).

.MlO Colored and White Hooped Skirts. An Assortment of Comforts, Hosier', Gloves, Threads, Belts. C'hainbrays, Velvet Ribbons, Taffeta RihbOIM, Cotnbs, Hair Pins, S-.ispenilers, JSC-, which makes our aasot tmetlt more complete, aud all for sale LOW AS TBI LOWEST. KEEN PRESTONS. -m.m.VU OUUHT TV 1'jI TBO.yi Z E MX all those business men O u Main street, between that hideous old Canal Bridge and Eighth street, who are being taxed so heavily to pay for the curbing, paving, and gM lighting of the "Thorough Fare1 ali for the accoluuiodatiou of the "dear people 11 and when doiug so don't forget John VrwHBghuyaea Glover's Liimler yard, corner Seventh ami Ma'iu. novl-dd-w OTTOJ" BITT1.VJ 'ZOO HjMMjES for sale to the Tn.de at Factory prices, by OCt6 S. E. GILBERT CO., Agents of "Cypress Mills." yTII.I. fl.' ft.l.VII .V METERMINED TO SUCCEED GEORGE THoIiNIIILL takes pleasure in ii.oraifliz his old customers that in the quality and style of L-is work, lie flatters himself he cannot be ex'celled. lie may still be louud at the corner of Second and Main streets, where the choicest Harness and Saddles of every description can be obtained on the best of terms. Repairing done with neatuess and dispatch Second-hand Harnes-i ilwajf" on band il W. M. AIKMAN &. CO,. PROITJOE AN D Commission Merchants, No. i North Water at., Kvanavllle. tar Agent.- for the tale of Salt, Klour, Grain, Provisions, and all other articles of Pioduce. oct25

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8EVEKAL BKASOI.S VIIV S. ROSE N W ALD & Co. Xtll tlothtngr M.uit tr than Othr$: FIU3T. THEY DO A CASH BUSINESS, Buy their i for Ctsn, and ml CASH. SECON n. THEY M A X V F A CT V H E THEIR ( II" V Goads, take advauta-e of alt On improvements in manufactiirio, and will from this traae forttl, RKLX soTHrno but what they can 'gnaraateo fo WORKMANSHIP AND Ft A 11 1 1. 1 T Y . Til I HP rnrm extfxsi v h r um c u a s f. s fnabl.' than (baying m (bey de for their four I.iro Bt-rei), TO BV Y fionTri IS 'F.R LABGI QVANTITIV-S, it itself .iii BdVtttMge ol' tweuty u-r rent, over 3MALUEB BDYKRS. FOURTH. T IT T A S SO R T M V X T I i .i DMMt viirinl and lergeet in tlm IT A Y B mprisi&g (IKAl'l- ST mi' coen An i CLASS OK GOOI FIFTH. EVER TTBI W : I S THE B OU 8 E I fi eld at tlit toweet LiTteg Proftt. We intfii.I tt make ii lo your erreiitege to buy your OomIh of oft, anil solicit. He! t-n I y yotlr etroiiagr'. but vovU ui'f yon to induce your ErienUti to call aii'l examine oar Htock. Townia rcepectfiitty, Ac, S. ROSENWALD & CO., OAK HALL Clothing House, No. 73 main a!., b't Second fc THIrd. BVAHSVI LI.K, KD. oci:i AAA OVEKCO.ITS, OE alt mtylem v W from mottled Whitney-., at $2.50, to plain Cloth or Russian Betver, at 916.UO. The latter cannot be got up by regular tailors for less than $20.ISJ or U2ft.0il. Save vour moiiev bv calling at WM. E. rRCNCH i Co. s, septi No. 20 Main street. tHEKSK. CHEESE, -ib BOXES W-S prime W. K. Cheese just ree'd and for sale Uy sep.Za CHAS. McJOHHSTOH. MI.OrB. J I.I. UESCBiETIOJ-S OE MT Flour constantly on hand aud in store, and for sale by (octtS) W. M. AIKMAN A CO. Jji E U- e B O f MOEjKHSEB. .1 mw small lot in half barrels, very choice, ju.-i received and for sale by oct24 S. E. GILBERT A CO mar- t c ii e s CRISES, .11,1. mrm kinds, n.r Sai 1'J oct24 S. E. GILBERT ,f CO. ion.y .ft K.ll,. i ' II IS If . MESH W. ground Cnru Meal, troBs m.vi Coin. Just re. ceived and for Hale by oct2l J AS. ESSE 1MB A CO. JFTe S jl I, E .'--SIX Hti.VHUEMl feet of Stone Curbing, undressed, of good jnality, and at reasonable price. Inqnire al tbta office. oetUI-tw MMBOt'JS10JS.- 500 I. lis. CHOIt H ml Sugar Cunn Hams, can rased ; 46U lbs. choice Sugar Cured Shoulders, canvased ; 100 lbs. choice Dried Beef, cauvased ; SO lb. Bologna Sans ages ; 2 bhls choice- Leaf Lard, for sale by oetlH JAS. ERSKINE & Co. mqi h emts, tr c b.iisi.s-s : .- MC nsonds, Cnrrants, Prunes, Chocolate, Cranlieri ies. Chestnuts, Ac, for sale by octl8 J AS. ERSKINK ,v CO. 4 t o.i I. oil.. i Bit I.S. K XT H.I to.! I. Ws Oil, free Irom smell or smoke when using. LAMPS. A large assortment .f Lami-s, various patterns and sizes, and at prices fo suit buyers. Lamp Wicking, Sltmles, Chimnrv Brushes, a for sale by (octlK) JAS. KliSK I XK A CO. UNPRECEDENTED INDUCEMENTS To Cash Buyers. mm,misii ijtj to .iviif-j,-; ,sp WW business and build np an extensivi trade, I will, from the 12th of this montli, OcloSer, Make a Deduction of 10 per cent, to Cash Buyers. My slock ia largo and fresh, comprising the most Desirable and Fashionable Staple and Fancy Goods of the season. And I am confident that cash buyers will be Enabled to save fully 10 per cent. Ly calling ut the tUeitj' a-b stoieof WM. M. DCNGAK, octtSSad N. r Maiu Ftre?t. W-S rt'ivu.!, a large and elegant lot of Coal Oil I.;i'n; conflicting of a frill assortment of iniriu', Baii'l, I'arlor, aud Bedroom Lamps, atit CliimrnjH, Wickrt, and Oil of thevirv best quality. WM. BIKBBOWKK, Droggfat, oct'siUM 78 Main street, Waahiagtoa s. HUNNELL'S (FORMERLY OK STEELE A H CNN ELL.) Flooring iVXijllss, CORNER OP WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL, EVASSVILLE, TND. rmplIlS JYMl 1 E STjt B 1. 1 S MIM EJST ML is now iu full operation, with new und complete Machinery of the latest style, for Planing aud Dressing Lumber, Planing and Grooving Flooring, making Iioors aud Satih Moulding;!, Window Bliuds, and every other description of work doue in such establishments. All work at these Mills warranted to be well dose, and will be offered at the lowest cash prices. Dry Poplar Fiooring and Weatherboarding constantly on hand, aud will he gold for cash. Brackets and Scrolls sawed to any pattern. Slitting and all kinds of Sawiag done to order, and iu the most approved style. jy23 WM. HEX NELL. mrpEJHl. ST.1BCH 75 BOXES EOB m Hale ust low, in lots to suit purchasers, by octfi S. E. GILBERT & CO. mt;i.yt E s. qui.y'CEs.-10 bush C ne large ijiiinces j ust re.-'d aud for fle by Tp. 25 CHAS. Mc JOHNSTON.

MISCELLANEOUS. IRRESISTIBLE STYLES At" PERSUASIVE PRICES. SHANKLIN & REILLY Ilave now in store, and are submitting for inspection, their recent extensive purchase of Fall and Winter Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which for Elegance, Variety and Cheapness, are unsurpassed. They would direct particular attention to the anuexed list, which willboalispoaed of at prices that cannot fail to meet with the approbation of the most fastidious. The Goods are all new and warranted perfect. They embrace Black and Colored Cloths, Black and Fancy Doeskins, Fancy English Tweeds.Cassimeres, Sattinets, Jeans, &c. Blankets, Flannels, Plain and Fancy Piaid Lindseys, Ladies' Striped and Plain Middlesex Cloakings, English, French, and American Prints and Ginghams, Silks and Fancy Dress Goods of the most approved styles, Renfrew Plaids, Royal Poplins, Plain and Fancy Cashmeres, Plain and Fancy French and English Merinoes, Pacific, Manchester and Hamilton De Laines and Alpaccas, a large stock of Broche, Stella, Fancy Snow Flake, Sup. Scotch Clan Tartans, McDonald & Malcom Long and Square I Shawls, Fancy Bonnelli and i Striped Wool Shawls & Handkerchiefs, Plain and Fancy All-Wool DeLaines. In tlie Hoeiery department will l foond re i plpfe Stock, in Plain, Mixed, and Fancy Wool ami Fl . - t -I Cotton Heee, Fancy Wool Kni'ueil Gouuv,

including Bhawfe, Hoodtf, Soutane. Hubta, ,tc, Ladiea' and tioiiU Kid, R. Silk, Cloth, and Buckakin GloVee nnd Oanntlcte. Ladies and Oenta1 tu Wool and M-rino Vt-st- and Ilrawcrs, Habi and C'at in new shapes, and Ladixs Furs. They are prepared to exhibit their late hnportat it'ii af Irirh Linen (in,.i'f!t C')iiiiriiiiK Irish LincuH and Handkerchief, the Beet aaeortaaent of Shoet-injj.-t and Slitrtins tvor offered. Linen Damask Table Cloth-, Bleached and Hrown. all ataee. Kapkinf. Towels, Doyliee, and every other description pertaiojtng to thin plaai of mauufacture. N. B. New on hands, a j;reat variety of Thompsou'm ( le! rated Skirts, now so favor rly known to the Ladies of this city, and which S. & K. havo had the pleasure ot introducing. Ax wj are desiryue to ive to our customors ovi ry advantage poaafblej and liavin lacHittas for so doing second to none in our line of business, we Hie therefore fully deU ruiiued t dispose of our present lare stock at tho MtmHaM remunerative prices. A call reapeotfally solicited. ottl7 aUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPANY. o o O o o (r RANK I. IN Ill'ILniNUS.) Ins WALNTJT STRKRT, Pll I I,A DKLPB 1 A . Fire Lfisurance, J limited &Perpefual, On Buildingi, and Merchandise of all descriptions. GEO. II. HART I'cesideiit E. ROSS, Vice Pros' t. H. It. oGogn a 1. 1.. Secretary S. H ft ,i..t. Ass't Hei'y. IiIKKi'ToBS. l'08ter S. Perkins, II. E. P. Boss. S. Jones, M. I., A. R. Chambers, EI. Hart loggehi K. A. C. Hon. . Bailey, Cat tell, ii m. i Her, John G. Dale, Charles Ii. Imlay. BATTELL, BKHM A ANTHES, Ageiit. for EvaiiHville ami vicinity. Law . Anthes' Law offiie, 7s Main eptU (iilk. treat. m m o ii i. T it iv I'tn'i.THi': - 10 AT do., tat young Cl.icKeua, 1 do.. Turkeys, just received and for sale ut 0Ct27 VICKERY BRO'8. BOOTS AND SHOES. M is.ll'E BEE ITT Elt sfATD EJTB larked mv store, and have on hand a lull supply of BOOTS AN1 SHOES of my own munnfacture, all of w hich 1 will wairaut of the best quality. I have purchased my leather for cash, ami will sell on ihe one price gfslm tor cah, lower than the same iiuality of goods are usually sold in this city. WM. KMKRY, SeptZl -.liiid 11)0 Miiiu-st ,cor. Sevsnth-st. w, to t MCE . .11 h. .i.nos Mttitii.ijy W W is my ouly A . i-ni and Attorney toe the State of Indiana and City of Evausville. JAMES HEWITT. ETansville, Oct. llth-lmd: Ague and Fever OK CHILLS AND FEVER SPEEDILY CURED BY SMITH'S rjfl.'fE JtTTEJVTMOJV OE I1E.1 1.EHS A in Di nes and Medicines, and js-rsons nfTlicted with tin- CbiUfl and Fever or Ague mil lvis, is repectfully invitei! lo this Celebrated medicine, which has justly obtained a high reputation throughout the country, und for many years has maintained its superiority over all other remedies as a safe, certain, speedy and permanent cure for Chills and Fever or Auonnd Fever. It does not produce headache, giddiuess, buz.ing of the ears, or any of the unpleasant effects which so frequently attend the uses of Quinine or other remedies, but may be rivrn in all cases aud under all circumstances whatever, to fmales, infants, and all perjona who are debilitatt-d or have the mont delicat--corihi it utions, without the least apprehension of any injurious or even ugpleaaaut selects. Thiii medicine has hoc.ome a staple remedy, and for years has been extensively ustil throughout the Status of Kentti'-ky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkausas, Mii.ouri, Illinois, Iowa, Wjaconsiti, Ohio, Indiana, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and California, and more lately iu Kansas Territory, aud has periuausutly cured -'.Ofm.o'iO of cases in all its varied forms aud condition, many of which were of from one to three years' standing, and had resisted all the usual remedies known in tin- conntry, and in no case did it tail to make a perfect aud isjrmauent cure where the directions were properly followed. Such is its invariable success that it has gained the confidence, favor, and patronage oTa large number of respectable practitioners of medicine throughout the country, who proscribe and administer it in preference to quinine and other remedies. The Proprietor has in his possession a large' number of certificates and other testimonials from persons who have used this medicine, us well as from physicians, druggists, apothecaries, and other dealers in medicine, attesting its superior virtues as a curative in Chills aud Fever or Ague and Fever, and he could obtain many thousand more, or enough to fill up a large volume, but he does not deem it ufcceary,as it is already -xbSinively and favorably known to the public generally. For sale by city and country Druggists and Apothecaries throughout the West, North-west and Soiith-weet. WILSON, PETER, & CO., (st iVKaWOkS TO WII.STiM A KTARHIKll), Wholesale Agents, Louisville, Ky. JOHN J. SMITH, Propritci.

INSURANCE. Insurance Agency. ALLEN cThALLOlKS Evsimvllle. GNDJCRWRI7EK AXI (5KNKRAL TVprn V CT AGENT, Adjciteb or AviuiiE), ixd Notakt Evmic He conttr.ues to inae Policies from sf-veml I :. , Class ami most reliabln IKSUILAXCE COMI'AMKS In the Country, ou Inland an I fir 9M. II will also receive applirations fur LIFE INSl'KANCK. He will attend to the Adjiistiimnt of 1.. MM of every description under policies fru as .th-r agencies, and attend to t!i- settlement ol all matters connected witli IN'sriiANCE, I n i.arin In terested. Ills long esperienre ms all IsttCrsuUtOV ; A , km, has made him fsmlliar with H subjects connected with lnsui nc-. asr-Offlce. Marhle l.'all r. . No. 9 Katn -it NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., Of BMtTPOMD, 'd

Tash Tapilal, - $300,000. 37i,O0O CASH ASSETS, W. C. HARTINGS, Secy. A. F. BASTING ' Insures airti nil i and ilwjn sge hy ftro$ Pwellius aud their noatrnts. Hauolactoriea, slilln. j Htorelmiises, Slocks of Met handtiS. at fair and j reasuualile rules of premium Policies promptly issued mill loflwn hJj uiteil f, r I he i'oiupany by A. & BAIXOCK a SDN. u. Marble Hall Bafltliag, Main streat, septH E,aiusilB, IrMlf ins If it M In s u r a n c c t 'o . , oF .V W TOSK. Oirioe 112 and J I ! Broadway. Willi it Cash Capital all paid in of ONE MILLION DOLLARS ASSETS JFLY laf, ISBU fl imi.noo The Hnme liisnrnm-i' PUUIpwa, I nam m axaiasl ' Li iss nr lismaire hy I-in- nn Danlli(rs and Iheii I contents, fur A lerm of fw.ni I r.i . yuKirs wi th Mai lavoralili- lerans. Bturea, Warehouses, stocks of .Mercliaiiili-. Pr, .Inc.-. Mjiunfin-i. Iilue. j and all lusuralde property, at fair an. I uqiittabla i rates and nn INLAND NAVIGATION And Transportation, hi i nxu tin- River., j I,aks, Canals and Kailnvrls, as low as the nature , of fhe risks will hear, with falnioiM Ui the assured j and the Company. A-ijutln. :UI 1'm-ms lairlv, anl promptl, pu)!nsthem. -s. J. M ARTTN, Prssi't. A. V. Wl f,W A ItTII, V..-e I'i St J. Milton 8mith, he.-ieiarj . Jons- Mrflw, Ass't Sec'y. pblcat tons made to aud policies issued by A. C. HAL LOOK A SON, Agfa, aiiK-.' Marble Hall llnildini;s, Main street. INCORPORATED 184 7 Oity 37 1 x- o i i I 111 I M V J 1118 II V -0KHARTFORD, CONN. Capital, $250,000. C. C. WAITK. be'y. C. B. BOWERS, P res' I 8. II. PRICE, General Agent, i:.-ii ii..-. ai (Meago, Ills. CASH CAPITAL & StTRPIJ'K 1327,540. This Compauy Insures aotoal loss and tlninage by Eire ou bwelllngs and then C .ntents, Storea, Warehouses, Stoiks of Merchandiv.e, and all iiisui -able property at as leafuiahle rates of premium as any other solvent and reliable Company, !.- Caasea fitii fy OMsl pnyinq thtni pries ptly Applications made fit ami Policies- Issue 1 by A. C. IIALI.OOK. A SCN., Marble Hall Building, Main st., ailg-l-lyd EvANSVtl.l.r, Illd. HARTFORD I E CO., HARTFORD, CONN INCORPO RATED 1810 CHARTER P B R P K T V A 1. With atiiiciepsful Busiiiesi Experience of Fifty Years. Cash Capital ...... . . .."..tlsfJO.OOO.OO Capital and Sui plua, ...sa 1890,080 81 Insurance against Loss or l'&maro by Fin-, pa Dwellings, Furniture, Stores, Wart-houses, Merchaodiso. Mills, Manufactories, and other kinds of property, can be etT.irted in this Company npnn as favorable terms as the nature of the rinks and security to Policy holders wilt admit. PARTIC'L LAB ATTENTION given to insuring Farm property, consisting of Dwellings, Barns, ami outbuildings oonnectuij, and Furiiltmv, LfvaSftM I.. Hay, Grain, Faiuiimt I I, mil-. f.-., sr , contained thsriu, for a leim of years at Low ntcs of pra luiuui. OFFICKBS: T. C. Allyn, Secretary. II HttOtiagtSn, Prsst. C. C Lymsn, Ass't Mec'v W N. Bouoih, Actuary D. Alexander, Geiit-ral Agent for tho Western and South Western DtSiCSS, ColaBsbtM, Ohio. J. Graham, Ass't General Agent lot the Western and South Western Statai, Ci liiinbus, OMo. Applications for iusiirauce uia.v bo made to list undersigned, the duly authorized Agents of the Company. A. ! II A LLOi K A SON, A -'n Ori icr. : Mai ble Hall Buildiny , Main street. WHEELER & WILSON'5; SEWING MACHINE, No. 6 Kirst Street, between Maiu aud Locust. WMhWE OEEEB TO THE EUBCti WW W'heeL'r d: Wilson's Improved Bowing Ha. chine at reduced prices, with increased conQdencs in its merits as the l-est ant: most reliable faratlr sewing machine now iu use. It sews equally well on the thickest or thinuet fabrics; make the lock stitch impossible to unravel, with the csseiitinl advantage of being alike on both sides, forming no ridge or chain ou the nnder side ; is simple in construction, more sjrBody in movement, and mors durable titan any other machine. We give full instructions to euabh tbe purchaser to sew ordinal y seams, stitch, hem, fell, quilt, gather, bind, ant tuck, all on tho same machine, and wan anted for t h ree years. Woahiokeepon eonstantly hand amll assortment of Singer's machines. Circulars containing testimonials of the above machines, from persons or the highest standing East and West, giving prices. Ac, w ill be fm nishM gratis, on application In person or by letter. febUlv M. SELLMAN. jc'iVmerican Clothing House." OUB STOCK OE CHEJE J.VH SLper Clothing is now complete, together with a full line of all styles of Fancy Notions and Fur nisbiugGoods, all of which we offer to the Whole sai- trade, aud will guarantee them i-i give latin faction in quality, style, aud pi Ice. We would also announce to the citixeus of Kvansvillo, and to the retail trade geuerally, that Iu addition to our wholesale stock, we will keep a superior liu;i of goods for RTAii.!5iij. Iu this Hue we will sell exclusively for Casu. But we can aud w ill otfsr goods lower than they were ever sold by tho regular dealers in thi ci ty. Try ns, and ;oe for yourselves WM E. FiiKNCH A Co., sept2t No. 20 Main street.

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