Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 55, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 November 1860 — Page 4

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TRAVELERS' GLIDE. I unvlllc & rrawfonlsvllle R. K. 1 A. M. DEPAKTVEES. mmodatlon Train 6. . Trai- U.15 OIITIU. i Train 4.5,; f mmodatioa 3.30 M. Sirameis--Rrgulur Packets. roa CAIRO. Jhaklet Bowes loaves Tuesdays and Saturdays T o'clock M. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays igat. FOR PA DUO All. tnraaa leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frii at 12 o'clock M. Arrives Tuesdays, Tliursdavs, Saturday t at night. bm'l Ajcdebson leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and lrdaya at 12 o'clock, m. Arrives Mondays, lnesdays and Fridays In the night. FOR HENDERSON. N. D. M. White lilies daily, leaving E vansvil 1c be forenoon and returning in the eveniug. FOR LOUISVILLE. 'RET Eaglc, of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays ami nrdays at 0 o'clock p. if. An ives Tuesdaj 9 and urdays iu the afternoon. .RET EaQLE, of Oallipolis, leaves Mondays at lock a., and Thursdays at 0 o'clock p. M. rives Sundays and Thursdays iu the atWtioon. FOR GREEK RIVER. Iowlino Gbeen leavos Mondays and Thursdays 5 o'clock P. M. for Green river. Arrives on Mons and Thursdays in the morning. "here is regular daily communication with IIf.nison and NrwauRan by boat and had conveyRIVER ITEMS. STEAM HOAT REGISTER. A HKIVFII. isesman, St. Louis; Silver Moon, Cincinnati; ACOtab, St. Louis; Gen'l Anderson, Paducah; an Gault , Louisville; Lady Jackson, Memphis; Grey Eagle, Louisville. kfpari rr. ueestnan, Cincinnati; Silver Monti, Memphis; icotah, Pittsburg; John Gault, Nashville; jn'l Anderson, Cairo; Charley Bo wen, ('aire ; iana. New Orleans; Grey Eagle, Louisville; Ladv Jackson, Cincinnati. BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. Grey Eagle, Louisville; Dunbar, Paducah; D. B. Campbell, B. Green; Gen. White, Henderson. Lue Eaves, Green river. ——— ......The Weather Saturday was clear and mild. The River was rising slowly. ......The favorite Louisville packet "lit tle" Grey Eagle is at the wharf, and leaves for Louisville at noon to-day. She is the "star" packet. ......The D. B. Campbell is the regular Green river packet. She leaves for Bowling Green this evening at her usual hour. ......The elegant passenger packet Dunbar is the regular boat for all points on the lower Ohio as far as Paducah. She leaves for that point at 12 o'clock to-day. ......The Lue Eaves did not get away on Saturday. She leaves this morning for South Carrollton and intermediate points on Green river. The Gen'l White is the regular boat for Henderson. ......The levee presented a busy appearance on Saturday, and a larfe amount of freight was shipped. All the boats leaving had good trips, the Cairo packets particularly. The Charley Bowen went out with her guards in the water. ......Capt. P. G. O'Riley's wharf-boat was towed up to her old position near the foot of Main street, on Saturday, by the Diana. The latter was on her way to New Orleans on her first trip this season. She has been thoroughly painted and refitted and was looking as neat as a bride. ......The little Grandview freighter which is being finished here is nearly completed. She had steam up Saturday to test her machinery, which worked satisfactorily. She is not yet named, but we believe she is to be called Q. Lord. ====== RAILROAD RECEIPTS. NOVEMBER 10, 1860. 17u hi ! Boor, f. H. Ogleabj ; 75 bids floor, I D. Heiiii ia; 10 sack.. fl.iir, - sacks nnvil, Cit.o. Grebb ; locoops poultry, J. O. Barton ; 5 boxes, 11. I r ; 1 box, C 8 Wells; I box, J Mraub Son: 2 bosea. t bale, N. Strauss, Paducah, K ; car lod marble, M A. Lavvre Proibm Bros ; 1 b"x, bales 1 car staves, A Dc trees ; 2 Watts ft Co. A. E 41 bOe bei 4 C '. O. O'Rile hbls iloui , tHBADEB, Ageut. The Kew York City Elk.ction. Even ia the stronghoUl of fusion, New York city, the Republicans come off better than they expected". They have elected six members of Assembly against five last year. White, Republican, id probably chosen Judge of the Superior Court. Russell, tho infamous Recorder, has not been re-elected, and Keyser, Republican, has been elected Register. In the first eight Congressional districts of the State the delegation stands relatively as before, the Republicans having lost two aud gaiaed two Hjembors. There is a majority of 50,000 against tho sutlrage amendment allowing negroes to vote irrespective of a property qualification. d. Uaz. CO JUXS. PK-IHI. ST. '. JUST wW rH-dved and for sale M novS ELLIOTT S Paaiilj Grocaay. 2UU K.nfT' MPT' KirHt. Mil B eteH, lor HHle at uovS KLI.IOTT'S Family :rocery." . s sMO.iJuj rji w . Tobacco, in 1 and pars Goodwin! Smoking h paoers, lor sale at noS KLLIdTT'S Family Grocer; myi.ot it: M-'M.OUH: lOO HHtS. A A A aT White Wheal 1'lonr, nolle hotter in the and forsale, for cash onlv, at market, just reno v 8 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. LADIES AND GENTS : r m t HMt UUtUI.tfS 1 H MS SIM I I. m mwnftl No. ,s Second street- room lor a few lien at N more. Uosao ana wok ao iroam to show tlloe cosy little dove and tan col i d Gaiter. Give us a i all, and 1 kuow you will buy. Gla Kid, r reach Kid aud Morocco" Polka H.Mits, of the most exquisite stylea ever offered iu this market. Ulssea' and Children's tlaiters of .very saaJa and eater; Kid am! Morocco of every style, with and without heels ; Clufpar tippad of various kimta, of tTaa imnreved pateut. Gents' fine Patent Leather and Calf Hoots made to oansa of the beat ha ported stock we have had forveais. Otofa Kid. Patent Leather, Culf and M . , .. .. (iaiters excelsior, a la mode. Made by the most taolnonaole aim tiest workmen to be found our Kastern cities not eTcented. Ol.ttKJ BWMVJr, fmOM 70c TO WJf gi per gal., it oct'27 COOK t L.N(;L1CY S. wm t: m i i t: it MOL-I ssj-Js ok r,itc BMO it.i: it st ao uos hJT COOK & CHICK P.JX'S LANG LEY'S. 9 at loct' it' j i, i. i jv tj s to itn.y i -f Mw Brick Dwelling on Church, between Cherry and Chestnut stieets, aud a new frame in Uowleytowu, near Smith's Block, for rent ou the 1st ol" November. Call soon at V1CKKUY MHO'S, oct'27 No. 82 Main st. jti'mi Ji : s K 3 o itoxjns. -i ho it - WiS English Dairy, western Keserve, and Ham burgb Clieese t if dived and lor sale by JAS. KHSKINF. i CO. R1 )OHK:- iOTTO.V, HEMP, PI. ft It Lines, Ualter, Bad Cord, l iotnes Lines, and Twine, for sale octlS JAS. EKSKIN'K A CI t;lK S. J I.JttttiK STOCK OP t nice freBh ground aud uugronnd Bpicea, just reivea,,dJor sale WmmMffl WmKn'noM.jssxs, kjv hhoi.p WW and Mhbls. very .hoi,,, quality, just receives and lor safe h " S. K Ol LBKRT .V CO., octiO No. I Svcamoro st. rn THMi I. J HIES THE GMJyr flM. ine Glyi brine Lotion, for chapped hands. face aud lip--, at oct24 THOMPSON'S t-iiy Orns Store. ln0 V M JS IU I H BJUt SUES, Mr Shavincso i Tooth Brnshon, at oct21 N. O. TUoMPSON'S Now Drug Store. laFVi . J7rT Gat of Pomades, Hair Oil-, and Hair Tonics, inl received and lor sale at oct24 THOMPSON'S Crus Store

INSURANCE.

COPELAND & NEXSEN, IKSlMNFlffY ! OFFICE: SAVINCS BANK, NO. 1 FIRST STREET, EVAKSVU.LK, ISO., jt it a .vowrmmramMB to tjke at. Risks and issue Policiea in several of the eldest and most reliable Iusnrance Compauirs of the United States. STOKES, STOCKS, DWELLINGS, MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES, insured 1. the mtst favorable rate. MARINE AND IN'-AND AVIUAT10N Risks taken on FLAT-BOATS, BARGES. STEAM BOATS and their CARGOES. Also, applications received for l.IKK 1NSI'RANCK. Combined Capital Represented, over $5,000,000. GUARD AGAINST FIRE BV CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE TN& INSURAKGE CO. Incorporated 1819 CliartrT Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL l00,000, ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, And thu prestige of 4(1 years success and exierience. UPWARDS OK $14,000,000 Of losses have beeu paid by the jElua Insurance Company in the past 4i years. The vmltM of rt-liable Inauruiice wilt ba apparent from the followiag LOSSES PAID BY THE JBTN A M'ltlNC; THE PA8T FIVE TEARS: In Ohio S4:tl,520.83 In Wisconsin, lim,955.07 Iu Kentucky, 04,939.40 Missouri :i&4,518.04 loa & Minn. 101,399.40 In Michigan, SI "-. ! i -) In Indiana,... I ).-. - I In Illinois,... 448,327.41 Tennaae,.... 97,549.21 Kansas A- Meh 19,945.77 Ark. k Ga.... 23.945.0J 1'cuu'aAVa.. 31,595.82 Mississippi and Alabama,. ..962,412.18. Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency anjd fair profit. Expecial attention giveulo insurance of DWELLINGS and ( 'tmtenU, for terms of I to 5 reuru. The aolld service long aud successfully tried, and the many advantagea the .Etna Insurance Company possesses iu its line, should not be overlooked by those ready to insure and understanding their best interests, During "stringent times " the necessity for reliable Insurance becomes an imperative duty the ability of property owners to sustain loss being then much lessened. Agencies iu all the principal cities and towns throughout the Stato. Polities issued without delay, by any of the duly authorized Agents of the Company. tW Business attended to with ilea patch and fidelity. COPELAND & NEXSEN, Agents, my 2 Savings llank Building, t irst St. BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL. FIRE INSl LtTSIVKLY. CHARTER Cash Capital, Cash Assets - PFRl'F. TUA !.. 100,000 M7,71k2.:t) S. L. LOOMIS, Pitest. H. Krn. Secretary. It II & il. M . ' r . : I - 1 eiSNATi, a. Oeu'l Agtf, aW k-ents in all-h. ' lie I Bioa .sju prlactpal I'iiies and T. wns LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID! ay"AjplicatioiiB received, pclicies issuej and renewed, and all Imsiness pertatefag to the agency prOSaptlj atteioled to. COl-lilANU J KXnKN, Ageuts. Bfi-OITi.e. ou First r5t., bet. Main and S., in Sa ings llank I'm! Int.,. ARE YOU INSURED ? DELAYS ARE DAXIiEROI S! EVANSVILLE AGENCY OF Til K WKK( HANTS' INSURANCE 0. HARTFORD, CONN. Casli Capital, $.'.00,000 OIRKCTOKS : Mark Howard, s. WoodraK James Bolter, V . Kobertd, Ouy It. Phelps. Timothy Sheldon. James P. Puater, Si.lllev A. While, ('has. 'I'. Utflyer, Elijah H. Owen, Bataer Blanchald, Richard 1). Hubbard, M. IU. Merrimali, W. L. Collins, i W. B. D. Callender. a"Applicatious receinil. Policies issued and re newed, and all business pertaining to tin- Agency promptly attended to. nji.Losses e.jiiit .bly adjusted au.l promptly paid at this Agency. aoglt COPELAND A NKXSKN, Agents. THE SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF HEW Y0UK CITY. Cash Capital, S I'll Phl'S ALL PilD IN. $500,000. 9139,000 PARTICIPATION POLICIES, Entitling the assured to a portion of its Profits, OP "WHICH 75 PER CENT is set aside aunually for that puri o-e, providing SAFETY cumulations, which are funded Individed to stoctholdets, and In its yearly l stead of lain; ii j: a r N B s' .i In dirideadi t holders of ' participation policies," or an ABATKMKNT iu MarMei Insurance from the standard rates of premium to customers alio may prefer aon -participation. J08KPH WALKER, Pres't. TIIOS. V. BIBDAALL, Vice Ptesideul. K. L. II a , no. S,s;'y. THIS COMPANY lusnres agaiust loss aud damage by Fire n Owellings, Household rurniture, st I and their contents. Wai ehoue I Pol it leg issued by septl C0PELA5D SLXSES, Agents.

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STEAMBOATS.

REGULAR PACKETS. CHARLEY BOWEN!! H. T. DEXTER, Master. Wiu Beutlj , .loll 11 DtxUr, Clerks. The BOWEN is the regular Evansville and C tiro 1 Swift, Light-Drau.ht, D. S Mail, Passenger and 1 Freight Packet. C tf A, lives at Kvansville every Tuesday and Friday morning, makiug Hose connection with the K. A RAILROAD FOB LOU18VU 1 INN'ATI, AND THE EAST I. 1NLeaves Evsiuv lie every Tuesday connecting with onlay at M o'clock M., CUMBERLAND A TENNESSEE RIVER Packets at Smithlaud, and ut Cairo with the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD, And with Packets for ST. LOUIS, M EMI'HTS, AND SEW ORLEANS. W The C. Bow en goes to Cairo every Tuesday, and the CaaBLCT Bow FN goes to Cairo every Saturday, ocafi U. S. MAIL. Evansvillc & Pad lieali Daily Packets DUNBAR, Gl'S FOWLER Master. GEN. ANDERSON, FIIWLKR Master. Leave Kvanavillt- Owily at 1 JoVlm k Suiidays Kirrpfed. Leave Patlit aii Daily at O A. M. The DUNBAR and GEN. ANDERSON make close connections at Paducah with packets for NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, & NEW ORLEANS, And at Kvauhville m itti packets fir LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI KallroaclK, Tor lite Kast. S" The Dunbar goes to Cairo every Fl iday, and the Gen. Anderson goes to Cairo every Saturday. JOHN 1!. HALL, Agent, sept2S No. 2 Water street. R ville and Bowling Green Packet. The licht draft I . S. Mail Steamers BOWLl.VO ORKKX. A. LITER, Captain, JOHN TRAVIS, Cl'k, Leaves Kvansville every Monday and Thursday, at 0 o'clock, iv sl.j leaves Bewling Green every Wednesday and Saturday, at 8 A. w. auglO -my VJJS'H Y'M 1. 1. K JCd Packet, Gzs'l D. tt HWiJS'IIMSHHOS' M. WHITE, K. Li. Lancaster, master, runs as a regular Freight and Passenger Packet! daily 'Sundays excepted) between this point ami Henderson. aug7 S 91. VOMMi TO STJ.-CIUt.'UK WW ol time. 1 lie LouihVille and Henderson Light-Draught, Swift, Wheel V. 8. M.and Passenger Pa Carrey 2tfSlo9 Capt. A. OONNALLV, J. A. Lnk, CI k, Ii(i:ivco KviiDKvillo for Louisville t-very Monclmj at lz ocluck m., and every Thurs!;iy at B oVlock p. m arriviug at Louinville Tuindty and Friday eveiainga. Returning, leftTaa Fjotiisv tl every Wedn day aUid Satui day venin at 6 o'clock. ISO. B. HAM, Agent, july.:H-U' No. 2 Water tn et. EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE U B. MAIL PACKET, Gr r e y JEJ a, s l o . W. II. DANIELS, Capt. 8. P. !I m i.iMi , Clurk. M MiJ VSiS JB fJJVS fMLI.JK M VJKU I" M4 Tuesday and Saturday at 6 o'clock P. si Refill niug, leaves Louisville every Monday aud art Iday at I o'clock p. m. a- Throngh Bills of Lading will be given for Tobacco or OKbef; freight to Bidtimoie or 5tw lork at as low rates il en lowei than by auv other route. Passengers or Might taken at packet-boat rates for any poiutou the ihio River oron Green River. ti '1 i, i . - . accommodations of the Grey Kagle aie unsut paan.-d l.y any la.at i. ;.. the West, cru waters. Apply on bo.iidoi to JOHN B. II ALL, juuoT-dtt No. J W ater street. ML OH SOUTH CJIHHOI.TO.y M. PONI RIVT..K. -The ele,;siit passenger steamer Ll'E F.AVKS, yii'UoSAID, Msstei I ( .'li. . lelk. will make reenUr tri weekly trips to Sonth Parroltou and Pond River, leaving on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. For freight or .as.-age, apply on board. de20tf FORWARD G & COMMISSION. I. A. CR&NF WM. BB. W N. CRANE A. BROWN, Forwarding & Commission TMercliants, EVANSVILLE, IND. UB Agents for Kai'.aw ha Salt fSasajpaay. MI -ii Liberal 'asb advance, made on Bblpmentfl of Produce. The undersigned, of the lite firms of I. A. Crane A Co., and Brown & Airman, have this day hssoiated themselves together under the name of Crane A Brown, for ti;e purpose of transacting a General Forwarding and Commission business, as Carried on by the i . firms. From our lone, experience and increased facilities, together with our personal and strict attention to the interests of our Correspondents, we harard nothing iu miaianti'liilin. perfect sat iafact tea. We beg leae to express our gratitude lc tho-e who have heretofore coiirided their interests io asnr keeping, and trust to he aide lo Serve tin m in future, pledug our beat efforts to the advancement of their interests. ISAAC A. CRANE, octJ-lyd WILLIAM BROWN. tt.i.n s e xp mess cft.rt N KW A KltA BOB M KN T. The Ana MS l.n-r.wi t ompan'Y re pe:t Hilly announce to their friends and patrons, the public of Kvansville and vicinity, that, with ial rani ll facilities lor I lie trausportatkiu of H F I ' M T , FACKA (i F. B , 31 u N K Y A A' It V A I. V ABLE , They solicit a continuance of former favors. Kapecial care taksu iu the collection of lolls. Drafts, Notes, and the trapaportalintl ol small and valuable packag i. All jieisons wishing to avail Uienia-lves of the facilities of the Kx press, can obtain any desired information iu refereuce to the routes and details of the bOatneas' at tle ir tiffice on First street, between Main and Locust, opposite the Post Oflice. de is O. II. FISH. Agent. Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. F. G. O'RILEY & Co. aKT.e-'. rottuvittiti.m, -v Y3 COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Setibml Railrom .Steamboat, and Bxprets Agents Siieiial Agents for the PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; and counectioiis, over which we are authorized to give through rec eipts at the lowest possible rates Having a MaatBoth WharftdMl at the landing, thu largest on the Ohio Itiver, capable of storing aud protecting all merchandize liable to damage from exposure, we are prepared to facilitate the dispatch of all consignments, foi warded to our care by either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular atteution paid to Receiving, Storing aud Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to s forsale, and satisfaction guaranteed. Office and extensive Warehouse on Water slr.-et, adjoining the Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat, where we are to be found, attending to ths interests of our patrons at all hours, day and night. With our superior facilities; long standing ; untiring energy; aud knowledge of our business, we feel confident of giving general satisfaction, and hope to merit a continuance of the extensivepatron age wa are now enjeyiug. Liberal cash advances will be made on allconsigumen ts to either onrselves or correspondents iu auy of the principal markets, North, East or South. P. C. O'RILEY & CO. W?4 'O li'..T.X J VEST' uou Plash v ests, fancy sty les.auu low priced ; 250 Blk. Satlinet " strong and durable; :ii.s Fancy Castiuere " great variety ot patterns, isl Bll:. Satin " all gualitii,s ; lot) Faniy 9ilK aud Silk Plush Vests, elegant patterns. Wat. E. FRENCH 4 Co , sept2ti Zo. 20 M'M street.

J.VII

COMMERCIAL EVANSVILLE RETAIL PRICES CURRENT. Corr-'- ! WeeUg by COOK, ,- LANGLEY, Dealers la all kiuds of Fancy and Staple Family Groceries, at tbs Euieka Basaatr, No 75 Main st.

Turnips 60 Apples 75 Onions l.ry) Pumpkins, each 5(316 r-ggs, per aoz la Crauberriei. V gall in, 50 j Raisins, extra, lb 20 " Cooking 15 Currants 10(gi4 Dried Cherries 12V Citron 30 German Prunes 12V.; t French Prunes, in bxs,2 Molaaaea, reboiled 50 sugar house 00 Stuart's Syrup 70 do extra.... 80 St. Louis Syrap t0 Stuatt's Excelsior... ."..00 Vinegar, cider, gal. .20 do White Wine. .40 Boiled cider 40 Do. sack of 4a lbs. ( orn Meal per bush.. llrau, per 100 lbs 75; Lard oil, Cin., iral 1 10 t orn, per bush 45: Burning fluid, pr gal. 7? Oats, do 40 Alcohol, per gal 75 Lard, prime Leaf l5!Brooms )3.r. " fitearine I6?!Tea, Imperial 501.00 Tallow, per D io " Gunpowder. .75(1. 50 Butter, choice table, j " Young Hyson. 50o81 iu cloth 25 ' Oolong Black.&oSl goo.l Ro!! 2( ' English BreakHams, tug.ir cure.l ...I6t tast Dried Beef vi W. R. Cheese Shoulders II, Eng. Dairy " 75 12 lft 8J 8 V, 10 Sides, cl.ar Butter Crackers.. Pork, pukled 122 Soda Beef Tongnea, each BOiSoear ' Mackerel, extra me at ken each .. " Ne ! Pickles, bottles 25 xty. ...81-. ....10 " qt. " 30 Jgal 50 " gal 75 11 in vinegar, by the 100 1.00 " Small do 3' Sainton, extra. pax lb io Herring, Itoe, eacb 3 Chickens White Fish, per lb n " Irish Potatiss, bu...70 4 old 25 ' young 20 " dressed, H ir...: io swe-t potatoes The City Markets. Then i- a daily market fur produce o en from 4 to S o'clock of each morning, the two City Markets heintr in on ultertiate daya as follows : The Cpper Market John Kohhern, market masteris open on TueHday, Tlmidday, aud Saturday inoraiiiga, at the time npr ft fieri The Center or fieiieifin Market Frant. Sthneider, market master iU-open ou Monday, Wednesday, and Friday moruiu . - at the boon ineiitioiied. There is also an BflssT&ooa market open at the" ('enter Market hoine, from 4 to tl o'clock p. m. on Saturday.-. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati. Nov. 10, p. ii. Flour in lirnitoil demand ami tiic market dull at 4 75 -1 80 for super and 4 905 20 for extra. Wheat unchanged ami dull at 1 0C(ji)l 10 tor red. Cats dull at J8c. Rye and Barley unchanged. Whisky firm; sales 1000 bbls. Hofis dull ; sales 2500 head sold at 0 75 6 SO for heavy. The line is working- badly, and the remainder of the report is unintelligible.Rep. from th &tul Sriittnrl. Taxation lii MU.ouri. Uank Id tin- Supreme Court of the State of Missouri, an opinion was lately pronounced on tbe power of a town or city to assess bank stock anil levy a local tax thereon, which we regard as of some importance. The case was 7 he Mayor, &e. of Lexington M. Robert Auli, President of the Fanners' Bank of Missouri. The Bank was chartered in the winter of 1807-8, by the Legislature ot Missouri, and the statute provided that in consideration of the privileges granted by the act incorporating it, the corporation agreed to pay the State, annually, one per ceit on the amount of the capital stock paid in by the stockholders, other than the State, which was to be in full of all bonus and taxes to be paid to the State by the Bank. By the act of in corporation of tbe city of Lexington, it is provided that the Mayor and Board of Councilmen shall have power, by ordinance, to levy and collect taxes upon real aud personal property within said city, uot exceeding one-half of one per cent, upon tbe assessed value thereof. By ordinance of May 12th, 1SS9, the city imposed a tax upon shares of incorporated companies, excepting mnnut'actui iog companies, the property of i"v alone was to be taxed. Mr. Aull, the i-'roeident of the bank, refused to deliver to tho city assessor a list of the shares of the 3tc.k held in said bank, with the names of the persons holding the same, as provided by the ordinance; whereupon the citv commenced an action against him to recover the penalty ot $1,000, provided by the oniin'mce in such case9. The suit was entered in the Mayor's Court, and, on hearing, tbfi city obtained a judgment for the amount of the penalty and the costs. The defendent appealed to the Circuit Court, in which the judgment of the Mayor's Coart was reversed, and thereupon the plaintiff took the case to the Supreme Court on a writ of error. On hearing of the ca?e in the Supreme Court, the judgment of the Circuit Court was reversed. From the opinion of the Court, which we find in the Missouri Expositor, we extract the following: The city of Lexington was incorporated with a power to levy and collect taxes on real ami persona estate within her limits at Use timeol t lie incorporation of the Farmers Bank of Missouri. There is no hardship in making Uwse who reside or do business in incorporated towns DC cities contribute to defray the expenses incurred for their government, by which conveniences are atforded and a degree of protection furnished, not enjoyed by those who arc not members of a municipal body. These advantages are obtained by means of taxes imposed on the inhabitants of the town or city, and are over and above those possessed by the peo pie of the State at larije. The citizens of the State pay a tax for the support of the Government which protects them. The inhabitants of a city, being also members of the State, pay the same tax for the same purpose, but being, too, members of a municipal body which atlords them advantages in addition to those possessed by the people at large, they, In order to enjoy those advantages, are compelled bjpay a tax to which the State at large is not subject. Under our system of government, there are what are '.-.tiled State taxes, paid by all the members of the community, aud corporate taxes, paid by the inhabitants o' a municipal body. We can not suppose that hese considerations were overlooked by the General Assembly in chartering the bank. In providing that for a consideration, the tank should be exempt from taxes to be pad by the State, it could uot have been intended to interfere with a matter with wheh the State had nothing to do. The payueut of taxes to a city is a matter between the city and her inhabitants. If a town wants advantages not prejudicial to the res of the State, and is willing to pay for then, it is no concern of the State. If we puti construction upon the charter which will exempt the bank from the city tax, we nia.e the State guilty of the injustice of takiig away that tax from those to whom it ightfully belongs. If what the State receive is in full of all I taxes, State and city, void she not hare made some provisions bp which a propor- ; tional part ot the bonus-"! e exacts would be paid to the city ? Witl what justice could the State go into a cit- and take a bonus from a portion of tbe ci 7-ens to be paid into her own treasury, in "onsideration that they should be exempt fi m the city taxes ? How unjust would it be the city.

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

JwOTMVil TO TJX-I'Jl VEU3. Those tax-payers who have not yet paid their City taxes for the year 1SG0. are notified that the same must be paid on or before the 17th day of November, if they desire to avoid costs. At that tinio the duplicate mus: le closed. CHRISTIAN UEDDERICH. uov8-td City Collector. oJLWtTTom'WirKorMs ims tate for the payment of the costs and expenses of Side-walk improvements. Notice is hereby given, that by Tirtue of a precept issued by the Mayor of the City of Evansville, and to me directed, I will sell at public auction, at the door of the Court House, iu said city, on Friday, the 30th day of November, i860, the following lots or parcels of real estate, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount charged and assessed against said lots respectively, or the cobts and expeuses of making street, alley, aud side-walk improvemeets in front of said lots, together with the costs of sale : FOH BTItEET IMI'ROVKMKXTS. 40 feet and six inches on Main street, and extending back of the same w i. It h 141 feet to ma alley, iieing the south-west Bide of lot No. 229 iu thu lonatiou Enlargement, $17i 50. FOR AI.LKV 1 M PH3 V F.MENTS. Lot No. C Block -J., Northern Enlargement Sl 'd1 do 7 do 2 do do 1 01) FOR SIDE-WAI.b: IMI'ROVKMEXTS. Lot No. 8, Block lOt, Lauiasco Z.9f

3.07V.. :t.97 3.97V4 3.97U o.97X; 3.97 Sale tu commence at 2 o'clock P. M., on said dav. CHRISTIAN IIEDDEKICII. iiov8-nd S6 City Collector. 10I.EBCTOH S SJI.E OE It EJ 1. E tate for the pnyun nt of the co.its and expeuses of Side-walk improvements. Notice is hereby Kiveu, that by virtue of a precept issued by the Mayor of the City of Evausville, and to me directed, I will sell at public auction, at the door ef the Court House iu said city, on Thursday, the 15th day of November, lsi), at 2 o'clock P. M ., the following lots or parcels of real estate, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount charged and assessed against sai l lots respectively , or tho costs and expenses of making Side-walk improvements in front of sa:d lots, togetlier w mi the costs ol sale : Lot No 1. block 1")4, Lauiasco Lot No. 2, block 151, Lauiasco Lot No. 1, block 10, Fouith Ei SH;.7.-. ll.M 11.1,4 igi-ni.. The undivided half of li t II ! " 15 ' lti, 17, Fourth Enlargement. o4 All in block Xi One lot, commencing at the most northerly corner of lot No. 25, in the Lower Enlargement of the City of Evansville, and ruHuiug thence in a south-western direction by tho line ol said lot until il rent lies Leet street, thence by the line of said Leet street north to the south-west side Of the alley in the rear of block No. , in the Fourth Enlargement of said city, and 1 hence by tho sonth-western line of said alley to "the place of beginning ?15.24 Sale to commence at 2 o'clock P. m. mi said day. CHRIS. HEDDEB1CU, oct.Tl-td $7 City Collector. Main Street Improvement. OWJVBKS OE It E.I I. EST-ITE i-ituatcd on Main street, between the Canal aud Eighth street, w ill please take i otice, that bygiving their obligations to the contractor for their respective shares or proportions of the cost of Macadamizing said street, they Will save S per cent, of the amount of said expense; and that such oMiga tious must lie handed in by the fifth day ol November, and cannot be received alter that time. oct.'W W. BAKER, Mayor. floitPOItJTIO.V It T I t E . W-J Order for Plank Side-walk. Council Chamber, Oct.22d, l&l'iO. And now it is hereby ordensl and directed, by the Common Council of the City ol Kvansville, that the owners of all Lots or patti; of Lots fronting on or adjoining the west side of Second avenue, from Seventh street to Franklin street, in said City, cause the side-walks thereon u lie brwught to the proper grade, and that they cause a side-walk of Class No. 2 to be laid dowa thereon, within thirty days lrotu Iho publication of this order. P. BTJBKB, Clerk. City Clerk's Oflice, Oct. ii, I860. - t o it p o h .i t -.- O T e c E. Order for Brick Side-Walk. Council Chamber. Oct. 2SSd I860. Aud now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council of the City ol Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots froLting on or adjoining tho north-west side 01 Walnut street, front Sixth to Seventh streets, in said city, cause the side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a side-walk of Class No. 1 to bo laid down tbersou within thirty days Itotn the publication of this order. P. BCRKE, Cl'k. City Clerk's Office, Oi t. 2.1. 1810. art O M P ft U 1 T 1 ft V O T ICE. W-S Order for Plank Side-walk. Oct. 22, 18l.ll. Aud now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of tbe City ol Evansville, that the owners of all lots and parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the west side of Second avenue, from rankliu street to Sixth street, in said city, csasse the side-walks thereon to be brought to tho proper grade, and that they cause aside-walk of class No. 2 to be laid dawn thereon within thirty days from the publication of this order. P. BCRKE, Clerk. City Clerk's office, Oct. 23, lSifi. rf OltPOHJITI O.V J'OTM C K.-"-Ws Order for Piaak Side-Walk. Couucil Chamber. Oct. 22, 1800. And now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council of the City ol Evansville, that the owners of all Lots or parts of Lots fronting on or adjoining the west side of Second avenue, from Sixth street to Canal street, in said City, cause the side-walks there,. n to be brought to ihe proper grade, and that they cause a side-walk of Class No. 2 to lie laid down thereon, within thirty days frOM ihepublicaiion of thi order. P. BCRKE,"Clerk. cb-rk's office, il t. -j::, ISCft P A L L T R A DE 1 8 6 O. rich'd j. CONSUL wm. Wurman. CONNER A. WORMIAN, mm mi IE .rf w.B ii e.i i.E it I. WW Hoots and Shoes, No. 00 Pearl street, between Vine and Race Streets, Cim innati, Ohio. Keep a large stis-k of custom and Kastern work, which is ottered to lite trade at lowest prices. uug2l-:tuii a a e a n - ij HOOt'LANDS GERMAN MEDICINES! THE OK EAT S TA N 1 A R I) R E M E I) I E S of tbe pramil ftge, have ftcqvirtJ th ir Kraut ( ularitv only through yearvof trial. Unbottbd,1 utttiftt u'tioii is rentier) by them in uli C.13H.S. HOOF LA I'S GERM A N BITTER $ WILL POSITIVKLV 1 I'KF, Liver Complain tu, Djnjpefwta, Jauiulirt, Nrvus Debility, DfaMMM of the Kidneys, jinJ nil diar-attrv urisiiig from a dawrderod liver, or weeJouea t t stomach anil ; 'utive organs, AND WILL POSITIVELY PREVENT Yellow fever, lliliou.n fetr7 an-i Fever aud Ag See our Almanac fom proot. Price 7."ctd ur bottle IWOFLA HITS VA LSA MIC C0HD1A WILL POSITIVELY ( I RK Coughs, Colds, or ffneraeiiriss. Brooch rile, Imlueaza. Croup, Pneumonia, Incipient C iiHillon. and haa performed the moot astouibhiii cures ever kjuown of CO.N'FIKMED CO N S U M P T I l N As a Diarrhrea cordial it is onequaled. Price 75 cents per bottle. HOOFLANU8 GERMAN 1'ILLS, being well-known throughout Europu and Auier can need no cotamcmlation here. They are purely vepc table, are pesmarad with trreat eaactneee an sugar-coated. No better Cathartic Fill can lofound. Price 25 cents per box. These medicines are prepared by Dr. 0. M. . Jackson A Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and St. Louis, Mo., and are sold by drupists and dealers in medicines everywhere. The signature Of C. M. Jacksou will be on the outside ef each bottle or box. In onr " Everihod 1 , Ahnnnnc," published annually, you will rind testimony and commendatory notices from all parts of tho country. These almanacs are civen away by all our agents. BEWARE OF CO I XTEUFEITS. See that you get Hoofland's German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M.Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa,, and that his signature is on the wrapper of each bottle Keller A White, Agents for Evansville, Iud. Leich & Carlstedt, do do do dec9 WILLIAM BIERBOWER, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST AND DEALER IN PAINTS, BR USIIES, OILS. VA RNI8H, Window Glass and glassware, Perfumery of all kinds, Medicinal Brandies, Wine, Sfc, Jfc. ITVifMsrlos Block, .Sain mtreet. EVANSVILLE, IND. Proprietor at the Genuine Bell's Tonic. febl;-lyd I V E U ' UIE T t' and Willow Ware at OE If ft ft II octl2 COOK dt

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. Pitr or EvANflvtLLB, Oct. 20, 18o0. MMOTICB IB HE HE H X" tl VEJV W w that I, Christian Heddcrich, Collector of the City of EvansTille, between the hours of 9 aud 12

o'clock A. a , and 2 and 6 o'clock r. m , on the 23d of November, I860, will sell at public auction, at the door of the Court House in the City of Evausville, Indiana, the following lota, parts of lots, and psrccls of real estate and improvements, assessed for the payment of City taxes for the year lood, duo from the owners thereof to the City of Xvansville, the same being now due and unpaid, and for the costs of said sale, aud that such sale will be cootiuued from day to day at the aforesaid hours and place until all the lots aud parcels of real estate herein mentioned are sold as oflered for aula : OEI01NAL PLAN. Carpontsr. Alvin B, 37' ft on Water street by t 150 ft deep, eing the Sonth. east half of lot No. 19 $T.l.b7 ft on First stteet by 1M feet deep, being S. .. Side of lo m 39.10 1 South-west half of lot 8f. 91.37' 75 ft ou First street by t;9 ft on Vine street, Isdng corner or front pait or lot No. 28 9.M j I.uYVEB ENLARGEMENT. Carpenter, Alvin B, the undivided half of :-.47 fl of wharf property below Division street Eastkbx enlargement. Carpenter, Alvin B, lot No. 7 in block No. 37 e.6i 2.3o I.M8 67 68 1.15 Mi do do 1 i Ilayhurst, Azariah lot N. It in block No. 44 Merritt, John .1. lot No. Sin block No. 1

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1'orRTii , Alvin B. ENLARGEMENT lot No. 26 in black tt petit. 9 2.26 do south 2-3 do do 10' 11 16 17 18 19 26 do do do do do de do do do do do 3 3 13 13 13 13 1J 13 13 13 13 20 2.63 2.20 2 25 2.02 8.00 2.63 2.02 2.63 3.76 3 00 94 do to do do do do 28 do 31 do 32 Men Itt, John J , do 11 do STOCK WELL'S KN LARG KMfiNT. Carpenter, Alvin R., lot No. 3 B, fronting on Di rision sti tot , in block No 1

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Merritt, John J., the undivided half of lot No 17 in block No. 8. do thu undivided one-tenth part of lot No. 16 In block No. 8 do the undivided half of lot No 18 in block No. 8 2.06 1.69 1.09 1.69 Crane, I. A., lot No. 1 iu block No. 11. do do do do do lo do do do do do do do do do lo do do de do do do k do do do lo d.. do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do 11 11 11 11 11 H 11 11 11 11 11 II II 11 II 11 U. 11 11 11 U.11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 i 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 do do do do do do do lo do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do no do do do do do 1.69 1.C9 1.09 1 .08 1.09 1.69 1.09 1.08 1.69 1.09 1.69 1.68 1.09 1.09 1.1-0 1.08 1.69 1.69 1.69 I.6g 1.09 1.08 1.69 1 69 1.68 6 7 8 9 IO 11 12 13 It 1 . 10 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 26 27 28 2 : 31 1 2 1.13 L12 L12 1.13 1.12 1.50 1.50 1.61 1.61 1.60 1 .50 1.69 1.09 uo .- do 5 do 5 do 5 do 5 " do 6 do 6.... 1.87 2.03 2 02 tin north-west one-tenth part of lot No. 7 in block No. 6 -6 3.38 CARPENTER PLACE. Carpenter, A. B.,lot No. 1 In block No. 3.

3. 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.... 3.... 3.... 3 S 3 4 4... Msrritt, John J., oct30-3wd U t l-DKHIC H. City Collector.

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MISCELLAMEOOS.

.sCaTe'rem ovt d cm iM, . co. ilr street, litre .'..on above Main. WB are now maitamotm iog Veils' Patent FoM lug Spring Bed, tbe Uu,t and most convenient now In usf ai it can be moved or handled without any trouble. Call and examine them. lasiSA DR. HAAS, Bavlng len. ed Ihe roon- former l ... onpied by Dr. Kivett, in Dr. Bray's hi. ildiug, oppo site the Post Ofuce, lot a series of years, would ratspectfully solicit the citizens of Kvtnisv ills an.) the surrounding towns aifd eouiitiy. o visit his rooms and see the spocsanene o& exhibition, vthethertbey need the services ol a Dentist 01 not. Sluce the issuing of bis last clrcnlai not advertisement, over a year since, sereral Improremeats and new invention have been made, id srhi- h he has availed biiuself, audallows nothing that writl subserve the interests of lii latielita, to pass 1111 secured. His la. Itttiee ate I.. Iter and eamblkdi ment larger, w itboitl doubt, lhai any oilier in nni State, and equal leant iu Kaistei u cities. All those wno need Ifental op pleased with his work s rations perforun , shall be alt. lei J. 1 ai j V. II). d great pleasure. The following are the .-t v lea ol wol I. tnanufsi tar. ml by him; Coiitiaiioos Coin. Rka-fc or Carted Work; Vulcanite Bas.-; ( oralite; Atober, Chsnplas tic; Gold and Silver work. Nothing can excel the heanty and cleanliness of the continuous gum stork. It is without a seam or crevice. Checks that are snoken can be restored to nearly their oriafaal ' nl 'iir by this style .0 work, and also by the n 1 tbe Vulcanite, CoralMa, and Amber Base. The bitter styles, for llghtness and adapiation lo ilimtmll montha, 11 el auj -eels auytbilig We have avf seen. Us has several ana'stheti, n for all-vlalina paiu when extracting teeth, rhey are perlisetlj nanaless. The most delicate can have them applieil. lie does uot advertise anything he cauuol do, nor exhibit anything not made by liimerlf Parents should consult the health and beaut 4 their children by having the Dentist direct tnei' second dentition, I hereby producing symmetrj ami health to those tuvatuable organs. Irregularity of childn u's teeth corrected nu. cessfiilly. Those having decayed teeth, nhoiild aitln'l hat them extracted or filled al once (tbe hittci it j sible). Th health of the parties and the remain -iug tiH-th demand this. I take ploasuie in iuti odii. iug Dr. HHS. my successor to th old rooms iu Bray's building, hoping he will find them both pleasant and prof I able From my intercourse with the Doctor, I am pleased to hud hi an one of the progressing , possessing taste and hhrh professional ability and standing. With this view, 1 can, lib safety, rsoin mend him to the nanamnadt as a skillful and com patent dentist. (niaiCe) J. KIVETT. QU AC K NOSTRUMS. rmruiB j-kw i v k h iu t- boom B says: " The maiority of Hair Washes, Halt Dyes, Hair Touics, Hair oils, and the numberless preparations now betoiethe public, under such ex travagant, hyperbolical and fan fasti. t i tics as wo see paraded iu show window cards sud newiipapot headings, as hair preparations, uie all humbugs ol the first water ; their real me! It, when they pos sees auy, is that they do no harm. Bogs Int. Whale Oil, Lard Oil, Sweet oil, s. .-uttd and colored, make up, w hen iu beautllul v. tappers -nd whilo flint glass bottles, the costliest chsracler of tonne , and when thus costly, me baptized with (Ojaa lti syllable term, and caught at by verdant young avi I old of bath sexes Such Is uot tbo character ot Professor Wood's Hair Ilestoraliie. This geotltlsman comes beloio Ihe woil 1 Vithoot auv "bl,;h falutln" Xilopbloforiuui, or auy other astounding and startling catchpenny terms : ho simply advertises a BsteassfoTofiei) want tteaprt , clstdy and as a Restorative it acts. Fr PI fcsjgor Wood's Hair Kestorati ve ; aud as you savtM your scalp, aye, your very brains, apply nothing else , fei it may be that you will got soron -(irna e ibstance than perfumed lard on your cranfittr. . Remember, Wood's Restorative for tho Uou is the beet article extant." aaa It will, by nature's own process. Restore Gray Hair to the Original Color, Will make it tirow on Raid Heads. Will restore tbs Natural Secrotioiii, Will remove at once all Itching, Will remove all Dandruff, Will cure all eruptions even tcald Head Will make the Hair Soft oud Glossy, Will make tbe old appear young ugruh. Will preserve the Color of Hair to eld Hta, Will always FasleD it and stop lt Kalliuf, And is one of the best Toilet. Articles for lii Hair now in uee. Manufactured by O .f WOOD .t CO., aud sold Wholesale and Retnil at 444 Broadway, New York and 114 Market street, St. Louts, Mo. Also ol by all druggists in tbe , its and 1 ouni 1 f septl6 HC.4I.ES. Wa nave -r Hi Wo can also furnish TllAi K 8CA LK t any pttcny. 1 neae eH-aie:i aie iioui tue uuilili la. lol y o K T. FAIRBANKS tt '., SI. Jokaabarg, Ver mout. Every Scale is tested and sealed, and war-raut-d correct. If or testimonials w ralsf to ts thousands of persons using them. HORNHROOK ,f CO., Agent, nov24 Water sin .. 1. Kvansville. REMOVAL. Robert Miourf J It t II I T E C T , Office Cor. Main and Water Sh.; entrance on Main St., EvawmUle. hid. 1 Plans, specifications, detail drawings, Ac, f t nil Classes 01 ounuillgs, prepaleil ou Bllort UOttCe, mid on reasonable terms. hu17 Lots ibr Sale MOST E.I S 1 TKH.ns. dfsWv- " The most favornhle minor Hlllil V eVor oOered to the public. 20 lota of 5 acres each, on the New burg road, 1'., miles fiom the 'out t-house, and 8 lota of 5 acres each, on Washington evesine. ens mile from the city. As small a quantity an one fourth of au acre will be autd, if desired. Apply to WILLIAM BIKkdOWKRnor22dlT Olosing Out. WJfLwE J HE SEE I. l.y tf .IT HE. WW duced prices our slo.k ot 1 MtPKT oil. CLOTHS, DRVGGETS, MATTING. DAMASKS, DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, MUSLINS, SHEETINGS CALICOES. OASSIMERrs, CLOTHS, Casinets, Cottonades. Anything we have In tbe Dry Goods line ws will el low for CASH, as It Is our full determination 1 change business. JAS. OA B LET A SON. Juue4-6tad MT fflH.y. SO HUSH. 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