Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 58, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 15 November 1860 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IND. IUKSDA..Y alOUNIKG NOVEMBER 1". Bougla at. Xew Orleans. SenatorDonglas, after having canvassed veral ot tUe Soutbera States on his clecaneering tour, having his pockets picked, is wife's jewelry stolen, being egged, and asted by the democratic press as a scctiont candidate and mi abolitionist, has rought up at the city of Xew Orleans. Of ourse he had a large crowd to wait upon im, much enthusiasm, and was betrayed ito a speech. He had, of course, to talk little about his great principle ; but told 1 is audience there was no cause for dissoluon in the election of Lincoln. He exre3sed great commiseration for the I'resient elect, placed, as he thinks him, in such n impotent and unfortunate position.

'ruly the Senator has a tender heart, and dies in high places, aud intelligence aud relr. Lincoln will be ranch consoled by the ! nnement silting in inglorious ease by their

i i. . , vs. u -j iin im, m BJ islll oln baa a minority in both houres of 'on- ' ,ress, and can do nothing unless approved ' y the conservatives, and (he shoald have dded) disunion ists. He has no power but j o appoint officers, says the Senator, and be Senate has a check upon him there. j lYe have heard it suggested before, that the Senate would refused to ratify the noraina- I ion3 of the President, and thus block the ,v heels of government, but Mr. Douglas is he first public man of importance who has ;iven it a publication. If it is the purpose If the Senate to take this revolutionary jtep, it will meet with the overpowering condemnation of the people, and will be compelled to recede, or be driven from their places. If Mr. Douglas intended to ay that the Senate would, as they have j I 'ncrotnfm-P eyereUe mere v a diBerimination as to the competency, fitness, and honesty of appointees, their course would be j

justifiable, but it .will not do to refuse to j overland expedition to han .lose, to pass me ...... , , honevmoon at ono of the delightful retreats ratify nominations simply on party grounds j ,,ey ft fc ,h,u Mrs it would not be tolerated. j i,3njti. wm retire from the stage immedi If there is occasion for sympathy eveu ntely upon the completion of her present euTCl.orp thero ia (i tmre rennblienn minority in i uHEtments on the Atlantic side. It seems

Congress, what a vast volume of sympathy would be necessary to meet the emergency 1 if Judge "Douglas had been elected, with not a single supporter in tthe Senate and only six or eight in tho House. Ve are of the opinion that the sympathising Senator would exchange places with the President elect, unfortunate and impotent as is the position in his estimation. The Senator in his speech talks about the election of an abolition President, when no man knows better than he that Mr. Lincoln is not an abolitionist. His thirty rears association assures him that Mr. Lincoln is a calm, conservative, old-fashioned politician. not given to any of the srus of extreme ! utested 1 anti-siaverv men : ami in tne notiy co Illinois canvii : of 1858 be was made fully acquainted wi;h pis views on the present aspect of the slavery qn lion. Mr. Douglas knows that Mr. Lincoln is not an abolitionist, and it was mere demagogical catering to the il. I i ted views of his hearers when he intimated any such charge. We predict that lie ;.ew President may count on the suppili of the Illinois Senator on all questions of importance, notwithstanding this speech, for he comprehends the iiaport of the late Northern thunder. ISP Wouldn't it be awful if Old Abe should, like Harrison and Taylor, "shuttle off this mortal coil '" namliu would become President, who is deadly hostile to protective tariffs, river and harbor improvements, national banks, homesteads, aud all that sort of thing Hamlin, like Tyler, was oncu a Democrat, and it is shrewdly suspected that some of the smell still attaches to his garments. If Old Abe is not very rich he had better get his life insured for the benefit of his family. Experience shows that Presidents elected by the opponents of the Democrat ie party don't live very long after getting into office. What purpose the New Albany Ledger has in view in throwing out such intimations as the above we are at a loss to conceive. Those unacquainted with the character of the paper might inter that it desired to bring about the very thing it seemingly hinta at in a jesting manner. BThe Republicans of Terre Haute had a monster jollification meeting on Monday nightlast. Almost the entire city was illuminated, the streets were thronged with an enthusiastic and happy populace, and the Wide-Awakes, with Iheir lamps brightly burning, paraded the principle throiighfarea, shouting their peans over the glorious victory just achieved. Addresses were delivered by Col. Nelson, Hon. R. W. Thompson. RN. Hudson' B. B. Moffat, of Terre Haste and Hon. Richard Yaryan of Richmond, Wayne county. Mr. Thompson pledged himself to support the administration of ..-iu i i , i . - ' out -vue, ami euiogi.eu nun as one ol Cod's noblest works -an honest man. We are glad to see that Mr. Thompson thus early gives iu his adherance to a Republican administration We doubt uot, others, who supported Mr. Bell, will follow his example. BooNvn.Lt, Iud., Nov, 13, 1800. Journal Co : Old Warrick comes in tor her mcde of credit in cLanging to some ex. tent the heretofore Democratic majority in the Pocket. Here are her figures : Hendricks majority over Lane VI 1 Douglas's majority over Lincoln 3'J, a reduction of 676. Lincoln's gain in positive strength over Lane 107. We feel good over the result in this county and juhilant over the final result. On Thursday night the 15th inst we are going to light up our town Wo expect Mr. Veatch to addres i us ou that evening. We should be pleased to have you nnd many from your city to be with us. " Wauuick. It has been proposed by the Republicans ot Xew York, to celebrate their vic tory by roasting: a large elephant somewhere in the center of the State, and inviting all the people. If they do, it will be the first time that a butcher has killed one body and got two trunks to cut up. We would" like to be present at the " mammoth " barbecue.

Ax IIosest Gbowl. I am sick of politics, I am sick of torch light fizzles. I am sick of " the Prince." I am sick of men who never talk sense to women. T am sick of gloomy Pharisees, and wordy, Ideales sermons, aud uarrow creeds. I am sick o! lawless Sabbatarians, and female infidels, and free lovers. 1 am sick of unhealthy, diseased books, full of mystifications and transcendental bosh. I am sick of " chaste ribbons ' and "ravishingj lace." I am sxk, in an age which produced a Bronte and a Browning, of the prate of men who assert that event woman should be a perfect house-

SSS'tf ,jg to add, that every man , shoalii be a perfect carpenter. 1 am sick Gf women self-styled "literary," who think it a proof ol genias. to desmse every daj household duties. I am sick of school for ILIC lllilll Ul .1' . . ' (II UC Ufa .'..1' -. 1 i.LU nilfh of parents, the coffins of whose children are already being made, fkiny teachers t add " another branch ' to the already suicidal pile of lesson?. 1 am sick of overv orked, ill-paid female operatives. I am sick of seeing tracts distributed where soup and bread should go. I ani tick of reeing noomeut hsld out to women by the other sex to remain pretty idiots, followed by long moral essays upon the enormity of being such. I am sick of flummery and nonsense and humbug and pretension of every kind. 1 am sick of this everlasting scrambling and crowding, and pushing and jostling, on the edge of the live feet of earth, whic h is all any one of us can have at last, after all our u tins. Vow. don't lav this irrowl to indigestion. ror j never had it ; or billiouness, for I feel as if I weae just made; or long arrears of unpaid bills, because I pay as I eo. Vo, sir as the Episcopals have it, " all this I do Steadfastly believe." There now I fee! better. FaX.NY FgBS. Matrimonial. The X. V. World's San Francisco correspondent writes : The gallant Col. F. W Lander, of overland wagon road expedition celebrity, has just been joined in the bands of wedlock !! 4 L n , i i 1 i-i , ) rt ii . In i , .v I , ..I... " " "je""'" Ml3i .lane M. Davenport. The Kev. I homas Starr King omciated at the ceremony. The happy couple started immediately on an that the attachment between Colonel and Miss Davenport wa? a matter of long Stand' ing. From the statements of those who seem to be well posted on the subject, it tip pears that the lady is "well to do" in a wordiy sense. Her fortune is estimated at from 9"r,.c,ft0 to $100,000. Th New York City F.lkction. Even iu the stronghold of fusion, New York city, the Republicans. come oil' better than they expected. They have elected si.x members of Assembly against five last ye.-ir. Whttk, Republican, is probably chosen Judge of the Superior Court. KnusKLb, the infamous Recorder, has not Keen re-elected, and KETSCT Republican, has been elected Register. In the first eigtrt Congressional districts of the State the delegation stands relatively as before, the llepuUluaus having lo:i two aud gained two members, there is a majority ot 50,000 agumst the sun rage amendment allowing negroes to vote irrespective of ft property iualilitatiuu. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, (immi Ball on Tliinsiiu Kv eninu,. .A' f Jf-J.IIUKU itd, AT THE0LI) BE E WERT , CRESCENT FIRE COMPANY NO 1 COM Ml I I a ; sin iu, 11 K lie Mrtl i . JOBM A Ham . JioMM Qa Ink. II. Kkw. Sill IKPE, Joan 4 MANi.r, i Ki e i loin : I r AB R.VKliK M ENT3 l a. a. i' SKA, I JiB McKekvbb, I Vai i S h ah ! , I ('Asrru Hmkshxi hiH SUNUfKK? I H K Ik. minvr, j A. . 8UL1IVAN I., if call i I x 1 iovl3 till '?'..'.. Volksbotei nice article, eotovi and sn ipes i. matchi tie-llui.e w,,iih be.vinr:. iust received at SCI'. A I'K KK A HlTSSIN(;'.-, llltV.l'J No l'i Hain streel. J I,-- variety .1 shawls, ol every description .leap CHArKEU a III .--IM; s. N,, 19 Main an, i t. D IV I - ' J t.'J O H .V J-'. iitii" . r. I'l epareil t, lia ii il,,ui- or room bells, pul en patent door sm lags notioe Orders left with hSaSHhi Rot-mi will be atteridirl to. it Hie shortest i til the Library novia-Hri mmOTtf R OP .IJ'i'K.VT.Ht'.IT w Notice id li-r.-bv tfivoa , t tltP UM.t. l -IkCO'-'l Uurt bit.ll itpjH'ihiVil i-xtcutoi" of j the bwl wil! "I KriKiita Aim Furell lto of V.vi. ii svilb . VanderbnrKb cowniiy, doceaaifefl1. IS. -stiit.' Ia MHj.pti-i J to befcolTent. HUIN T. WALKER, ti'vU Exeeator. .V t-rehv friven th.it i will sell :tt ciiitli. auc tion, "ii TiiuhJhj. tit t.th in it" D?nemler, A. l., li'if, Mt the HlBldfcO i t i lBh Dtfl Ann VjMTwAl, lati- -t K uns til, A aiiilei hureh couoty, tlt-ct 'lao.t, : au her personal ropjty, MbMtBting of houHvfceM nml kiuhfii liiiuittii, fiM COW, ;uhl e iU'er watch . A i it of mm wrUitllfi will 1 given en all mom or t In . l. I:m s, kfB pun-has.' i iCtligg bin ootf wii h approwtl Hiivit , m atwiag vntiutiou pp up in. iii lau. .t(HN I UAlikKIt, fkO I2-1W(I K tit-r. I H, .S, JhiSH. i O HiTTS jyAM. r iH Mackeml, 10 kitte extra No. 1.1..., lo kittaexl ra N". 2 lo J, 5 kit ts lonpwa and soiuiila, 1 til pickled Coalllah, 3 pbls targe No 1 M trkt r!, SpbladoNo. J. MU do No. 3, j tiercea eboice KiraBtebeck Salpiop, I tlt Baltimore U"- UerrVag, 1 Mil Shad. l,"t t D U -rci.i Rank t dttKli, veri rhoirt i.'fHiirn smoked Ilulihnl, in Aore ami f.-rsatt tv (nov 12) f'OoK A LANOLlET. T ..-"... votoj Jvvrn, j..7 A- i!i,V'. if-c. 3O0 fnwk Cocoa Niitfl froaii Lemons, lv L:er Baiains, J caak tnttt Cnrrantii, 1 cask i rnmu t.Vn iii, 20 bx Turkibb Prwuea, - druuiH Sultana Bairiiiii, mt ioi?vt'il at liOTl'i COOK A L A N(i 1. KX s. mm-bh m rise u r fm, t . i o o ww aaoks choice White Uli. at Flour, nl novlj COOK .t LAMGLKT'8. MM. ties llor.-i Kailish tor t al l . basj vou ever I.AMiLKYS. saw, at I Uovllil COOK A y bxs large rich EhuaDna4i Cbccsef 20 lss Knlih I-airv ilo., 'Jo bxs Fancv Nutmeg io..ror sale hv uovlJ "COOK A LANGI.KY. ' A Tttt I HOU Mt ."S'O H T HH MAT J'Otutoes. l,oxl bash Urcf Pink Kye .m,l obhaii, ck Pofafoas tho best in the city, for hale in ids to suit by fsiovlUl COOK A LAM;i.KV. WgEEE TO.X'lJCEfi, HEEE Tunurn m jw xtra choice i.et i onfrnes, t our iisra COOK i LANG LKT'S. i novlj) JfiOR REJT. TiiE WE l.i. lJS M. Stv.re, lately owned ami npied by Alicliuel Gavisk, decPMSod, iu a grocery and piwtrlsioa store, corner ,,f Main and Fourth streets. There It a Rrst-rata smoke house attached to the store. Appl to John Gavisk, ot WM. It Altai, Jr. jul'.i-dAwtf mg.irn.yt.. :, h.ii.es cj.MM ii Iton It.itf.n.:. 125 bales Haysyilte do., just rec,iv..l nntl f.i bal.- by SOT9 GEo. Fo.-TKR A CO. M-E. 4 7 HHI.S. ItfJH JciTrH-: Mm. erired per Kailroad, an, I tor wile l.v I.KH. FiiSTF.'l: . .. Jf il.Ot R .f.VH ttje.i.yr jo Hm.s. (ran, in M 1 i ra h loin , j su-ks do., TOOU , store and for sal riov'J a i -. GF.O. F ISTER A CO. AT 9 E .y .V m . i j .y i ji M trcMM wheat 1600 lb" tresh Bnckwheat, in bbls ami batre, jnat re eirrd and for sale by ooi 3 GEO. F0STEB & CO.

CLOTHING.

r it e r o c i. j .it a t r jv FALL AND WINTER J Ti C 1? n x txr Or FOK MEM AND BOYS WF-Aii WHITE & FANCY SHIRTS, I KDtSBSHIRTS AND DBA WEBS HATS OF ALL KINDS. P 1 11 8 tl O a p 8 TDK CHEAPEST LOT IN AMERICA, ASH M A V 1 ' ( Tfl Fl: ART I l F: - ll of yiiii iii ml of the above named Good w it i consult i oar own Inaereel to fro le S. ROSENWALU & CO., OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE, Hfi '. : MAIN ST., BetWMB Huco&d Kiel Third, KVAVSVI LLC, IND. Ami I..- rartifitl voa ttakeno mistake in thi place. S'fEKK DIBECT KiB Whele fOtl Will hnd at alt limes the lest ft Gocds at the i owFsr pi? ice. 1 1 will i ( THE STOCK, DvH Coroner's Inquest mmliM.M) uvMtm thk ho in- of MM llei aiun Hoeli-r, fouml id ud at the liouse ol I. U. Realtor, on tho enrnor of Sixth and Sycamore BtrtietH , Kvantville, Pinion township, Vanderburgh coaajtv, on November tfth, lh60. Tie- erttlcf of the jury was, he ante to his death I, y cutting hia throat, wiiet,aml stomach with a pot'kot knite in hisnwn hand. At tbii timn of hia ileath ho was aliont t.9 years of ago ; he was about fivo fr et hoc inches high ; wlmn he died he was lrcse! In Uae pauts ani while shirt, and had nothing on bis per. ,n. nov-3w JOHN WAYMAN, Corouer V. C. f Prlm Kio Cofffe, lit l ugs Old Government JaVH do. , just n i pivt d at nov8 ELHOTT'8 Family Grocery. f MBmx7 roc oM, O IPOS. W Baker's (Jhocolste, 75 th-j. fresh ground Rico Flour, h do7.. French Mustard, ICk) r, - Lores Wm . Gate h MswChss, w ooden boa , 100 1 gr oss boxM Ww Gntf'srto., paper BCtx, 300 y do., just received bud for sale at nov8 ELLIOTT'S Familv Grocery. "V doc. Dressed Chickon", SO Itn. choice Roll Bttttar, ?,m dos. fresh Egp:s, jnst roceivd nntl lor sale by (nov8) i.'H as Mc.ihiin.stoN' J. H MAGHEE & CO., mm. Stork nf "'all Gois, are now in receipt ot" a rery lare and elegant stock of WINTER GOODS, purehaael at very low ratfs by one of tho j nnlk t-. in person, who is always in tho market banting up hardline. We will aelt tor ..-. at New York pricep, or to prompt paying cuHiomem, as cheap an can he f-iiind west ot the mountains. We liave just receiveii 2 caA'3 very handsome Prints. '25 bales Domestics. ' d. Brown Drillings. io Scarlet Flanneln. lO casis Uluaclifd MuhIiim. :t do Ladies' Winter Dress Gooda. T d,i Twei ds antl Satinets, lo do Nations of all kiutls. A itha graft! variety oi other Goods, which are all to be soM out before SprinCi t pricea lower than the low. hi .1. II. HAOHIK ft CO., nu!s Kiint StieeC, Evausvilfa. It' thaw i.s in the list of Ilriuedie gftre to the world lor acceptance and approval, any which ar entitled to confidence by their perfect adherence to ine laws and Intention of the Creator, one is the i s i v tiitM a ' OOVOB Htjoiiv, far every species of Lun, Throat, ami Bronchial dUBcotty, even tht ol Aciu.tl CoDauaaptMHi, and tm other tfaejnatly celenrntrd toi v ahovtiic, uoal perfect remedy for Neuralgia, Gout, Uheuiiialiiu, Partial and Actual -iaralsi, M. Vitus Dance, Chronic. Spasmodic and Nervomi Mend Ache, Torh Ache, F!ar Ache, anal that -chief ot utl canaea of disease. Low of sSleep. I f our frionda v, ill accept the declaration that for wix or eiht years thest i rejar jtitns have been t hi oiifih teata t hat woultl b il lafj all, in place ol b weep in j; declarations that mean uothing, and then pr k ure a ml read t he pamphlets, to lt found with nil dealers and agent, they will be ante to lude how but I bey can Ixwelted on. GENERAL AGENTS. .1. V. HITNNKWELL x Co., 7 nnd 8 Cumtuercial VVIkh I", Boston . GiO. HUNNEWKLL, Mr. Watte New York. strett, I'ltdet thepecil an perviniou of JCf!N L. IH'NN'K.WKLl, hiniH) nnd Phu: macentist, Boston, Mafcs., W'hoBe signature c ivers the corks of thejten4ne only, and to whom .1 ; ; - all coimunuicat lona. Sold by all respectahle dealers ever where KKI.LEK A WHITE, Wholesale nnd Kt tail Agents, Kvaiisvillc. iuv.r-4m Jaw JJ0ICHI.EH. 1 MUM. t'Mi.HE VVcuniber Pickles, iu vinegar, at SI per 100; 2U gal Ions Tomato Catsup, just received an.l for sal i at (novT) KI.LIOTT'S Family fi.-ocerv. Jr JillES' JtJVM MNSE' JU79, J Milk, Beaver, Cassiiuere, etc., trtBsased or nntrimmed. The latent stvles made to order on short noticeat VACTlKlti MAltl DNNIEICS, nov8 il Main Street. EE l K VMJVMJWH SMJWMt THE m City Council ordered you to put down a No. t s)de-Waik in front of your properly, but you hau not none o. 6o Immediately to Glover's and huv sorno of hia ood Orati Plank and obey the ord.tr at once. novfidss iV EW tjoonst .1 tjt t.s: We are no, daily receiving, I v railroad and Adamkxprrffii Cotnpatiy, our hbcoui stock of Fall and Vint, r lirv G ..Is, to which we invite our old customers, and as many Ijesr ones as will befriend m with their confidence, assuring them that nur Roods, in quality and prices, will always compare favorably with those of any houae iu the City. Ladies, call and convince yourselves. 3V7 KOSEB BK03.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

. TJi K S . CATSUP . 10 doz 2 qt. Tuns Froh Cove Oysters, 1 II do 1 qt. till lit ilo uO ' do Pints Tomato C'ulaup, H clr Quarts do do :i do Mushroom Jo . do Walnut do Just received per railroad, auti for ealeat uov7 ELLIOTT'S Family Orocerv. M1 KJS-I1 iS'Mi r Wyf of Lemon, for removiup iron rust aud fru stains fruiu lineu or other goods, at OCt24 N. S. THOMPSON'S New Krits Sore. 1 -a w drums, iust imported and received by S K. OiLBEBT & CO., eet8 No 4 Sycamore at. tre 1..1HTHU i'.n:ts. so mMmmMis M Newark Plaster Just ri-.!eiTed aud foi sale by sspM CHAi. M. JOHNSTON. mtfftr MX. KiT'ti'Fi j kesh &t r tM li ol Coal Oil, which is an excellent article, and warranted uot to biiiclio. Also Coal Oil Lamps a ith handles, which are very convenient fur carrying abont. for sale by WH BIKKBOWEU, Druggist, novti No. 78 Main street, WaKhinglon Block. fMIMt: IMP ROVE it JtJTM ..! M ffeDafsM Ir. Meigs's Breast Pump, the very best artnde of the kind manufactured. One trial will convince. For sale bv WM. BIERBOWEB, Prnggisl, novC 7S Main street, Washington Block. Mjoir t hj RfEit iu.yu a. 1. 1 EH, m nnd Face, try the Comnouud Glrcotine LoI ale at WM. BIERBOWER'S, Druggist, novo 7s Main street, Washington Block. wfEu'ti WMB "Warns .. kttM as and well selected assortment of Ladies' and MisM-a' ('apes, Tippets, Victorines, CuAs, Mulls, Fur Trimmings, etc. Also, Gentlemen's Otter, Bearer, and Seal Caps, Gloves, Cottars, etc., all made of prune and fresh skins, at VAITIEP. A MAKCONNIERS, novo 39 Main street. 4 S..i JLEtt V ! f O t'E HS.J.'li IJE at BOV5 VA1TIKR ,fc MARf'ONNIEIl'S. it it f-: .iwjME jek, jr VAOTIBK 4 MARCONNIKK'S. QOV R E E.i HE It Siii.'t, EOR O I'ERoat Har-, Wriithaoils, Trimmings, Ac, V A UTTER ,v aiAKCONNIEU'.S. w o m co Eh O O PQ O M o o EH m at 35 H 0 H (A as 0 0 n 5 SEW YORK STORE. b-linihe patruiiagH ot , - community, we have only to tay that we come amongst you as permauenr dti6tts, and promise tliat in all tblogsour word ahatl tt made good. Otr ptirchaeen have bsssj made under th most fiivoral-le circuinstan ceo, iu New Vcrk and other Ka.tern rltiefl A long renldei. and .iitlnjate Luluens connections with the Ihm( mercantile h"Uues there, gives on advantages tr buy goods chaafWf than cn he done uiidei any other Mrcunitaiii es. We Si!- adopts d a njraiisw iii.t in rtoiawliat new here, hat it is the only one which will enable a mer. bant to wll goods at low pri. es throughoiu un entire itoctc CASH EXCLUSIVELY, OKT HI PRIO ZEJ, 4KB ii f'tTf I TIOS; ALL ARE TO BE TREATED ALIKE. Our endeavor ha.- been to bny srythi ot tin BEST QUALITY TLm atost a 1, y 1 o jes, A nil we have ssads eupptieil v. ith Gonii, as fir. li nienta to keep our fitui'k .Bt FASHIONABLE hey appear Eait. GILES & McPHEETERS, Ni . 8 Firt street, ir the Jist OBir F.'H t llnihlintr, iept.20 BOOTS AND SHOES! H !E2 O S7 -A. '. rmviE i e r s hjjs'k n nr. N I bin Shun from Miin ajieut. No. 6X to App'l Bhiek, No. 7 Fourth street, opposite the Upper Uarfcel House, hii,I reaueats bin old friends un,! ilo- put, lie in general t new Mt.Hiiil. lei I a Htill n Bool end shoe line. li;J Repairing shall be tie... .m l in the beet .if Btyl I'tfttf One. Ism ili ! octlalaad ,iil set him nil i it 'lid ll the thetii 'lie ill the shortest IM l'iai for I 'tin It J.UIN M. API. HA .ni: jt.yit I'E.ft ej-i: ro Hilt. unlit, lo hhds. l.rey Lime, at lire ,iii I l,,r mile by V . M . A IK MAN ( I. l.oui., ill.- t til o i per hhd, in -t 54.1 i o T.t'l t; : S rtimnsimnr It I 7 .-f I! tl I. H. CHOICE t aloes in ntore an.l for sale at t r, by low ti. oof.! W. M. IKMAN .t iii U. W. ARMSTRONG, ld erttahlirthed S learn Furniture and Chair MAN VV CTI,'RKB, j And srholesale and retail d ialer iu all kinds of I Plain ani Fanry Ftn-niture and Chan. W BiJi I K THE ,J9 RGEST, JIi M one ot the beat araa&gesl and e-tnducted Factories webt ot Cincinnati, ami can bi ll as low ad any j Cincinnati House. Any Pattern div-dred nmde to order on short notie. Turning ot any kind nromptly attended to. -iJF"All work wariantt'tl to he made of seasoned J Plater ial, ari l ot superior w oi k nmnahip. Vae- ; Koonnt, No. Nr Main trft. ; nov3 NEW FALL MILLINERY, MRS. J. HASTINGS, aOr. 50 .W..V STRKKT, JmJKXT w !..-t door to BittroHTs, j raapactfaUy annasiaoei to her ; frieudti and the ladies ot KfaauwriUa ' and vicinity In general, that he han jtHt raturnad with her Fall a toe k of M i 1 1 i u- ry sud Kanry Ooosla, which i- the lni,Ht, rinest and noai beaujfol evec brought to the city. She invites all to give hnr a t all and ex.iininc her stock. ai d she Baiters heritell itiat h W' will he ahUkto plass all, hoUi iu th. quality aud nricee of heroi'dj. ej IU Mm ... HASTINGS. W. M- AlKWAN oTcO p n o i u o e AM) Commission Merchants, Xo. 6 Norlli Water stM Evanivllle. tKB" Agenlfi for thu aaie of Salt, Klour, Qraln, Provisions, and all otbor articles of Produce. oct25

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MISCELLANEOUS.

n oots i.rjt shoe. Beed A Burrow are in daily receipt ol new and fresh good, direct from the factory. Their stock is complete, and will l.e sold lo peompt Retail Merchant on short times it nrAD Lev. Tic. B.ze. and no mistake. uov7 piCKLUS '.PICKLES .' 5 doz galk-n Jars Plaiu Pickles, ." do do Mixed do 5 do do Plain do 5 do V? do Mixed do S do quart juid Plain Uo f Jo do Slixed do 8 do pint jars Assorted do Junt received and for sale at uov7 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. BOOTS AND SHOES. If H.itE HEt-tTTEl .rf.V .'.- M lartzed mv store, and baeon Lend a full supply of BOOTS AND SHOES of my own manufacture, all of which I will wai lant of the best quality. I have purchased my leather for cash, and will sell on the one pri- tysCsss far osaA, lower than the same quality of goods are naaally sold in this city. WM. EMEUV. sept21 .luil 19t) Bfaiu-st sor. Seventh -at. Fresh Arrival of GOODS AND NOTIONS DRY KEEN & PRESTON'S. WMV HAwE JUHT t'OMM K,WMt n WW receiving our Second tall nii-l Winter Stuck of Dry GohIs and Nation, und eirdi;tll invite the trade to cull and examine our gootid und prices, believing we can Blake it tlte interei ti"cry cash or prompt time huv. ileal I h We have just opend 15 cases assorted big ol (mostly small ftgores). 4 cases soliJ hlack.ninl I, la. do Kurniture Priuts. J. do Comfort Prints. J do Patchwork Print-1 figured). 2 do Tickings. 3 halo Scarlet flannels. 2 cases Plaid Liusevs. 1 pm pi,- Priit li.l 4 do Heavv Tweeds Mixed). 'J do Sattiuets. i; do California Shirtings. 4 do Bleached Muslins. 4 hales Sea Island tine brown Shirting ', do Shirting Stripes. 4 cases "J hy '1 and 4 l,y 4 Apron Check ti bales -4 Brown Shirtings, tt do Light 4-4 Brown Shirtings. 10 do Heavy 4-4 Brown Sheetiugs 4 do Brown Drills. liV) pieces Jaconet and '.unbl Mi

50 do Himalaya, fu di DebeiBS. tW do Assorted High Col)red IMalnv 40 du Solid Colored Iela:ne-. 25 do Tartan I'lai.U. ,5" do IMaid t'ol.m-j. 4.r d Tsliieimd Brovn Cobargs. JS do Merinos. 'Hi d-,eu Woolen Shirts nnd Drawers ( W Grey toixedi.

1 ! 500 ( lored tud White Hooped Skirt. An Assortment of Comforts, Bosiery, GU Threadn, !;-!''. dlMUlbl JW. Velvet UtldnniH, feta UiblHiaf, OoDsba, Hair Ptna, Suspenders, which i i iL c our assoi tnient more oMitptete, all for Bttle LOW A 1 11 fJ LOM EST. K EEN A PRESTOS TmAc, tlETEkiMINED TO 8 II COKE II j OKOKGE TIluRMilLL takes pleasure iu it -j om:iv bis old customers that in the quality and ! style of his work, lie tlatters himself be cauuot be I excelled, lie may still bo lotind at the corner of tiecund aud Main streets, where the choicest Har- ; uess and Saddle of every description can be obtaiuI ed on the best of terms. S Repairing done with neatness and dispaUb i Second-hand Ham as ilwajsou hand iel II as4ortment ot iiww btvh-H lor Winter. Just I'ereivetl per Kxprt'Sr, and for salt cheap t'r cash, at no a VAJ!TI EK A'lA IECO N N I E K S. JT O TO MtMsMiMtm A' .rA 7. ft mJT for good and all siaa Shstkera. sept21 UNPRECEDENTED INDUCEMENTS To Cash Buyers. n zishi. j to ijyncmKJSE . hlisluess and lailld up an e.x 1, usjve I ash I will, h i,, the 12th of Ibis month, I, l, her. trade Make a Deduction of 10 per cent, to Cash Buyers. My stock is large and fivsh, cotapriaifig tbe aiusl Desirable and Fashionable Staple and Faney Goods of the season. And I am confident thatcasai atiyers will be Enabled to save fully 10 per cent. by calling at thv cbeap a h store of M m . I'l sci , oetl3-2md N o. S Wain streel . PALL TRADE 1860 aiOH'a J. coNN-rR. m. worhak. CONNER & WORM AN, tl m :!!. i:.i i i II K1 1. E us i.x ww Boots and Shoes, No, 90 Pearl street, betwees Vin and Bace streets, t'ineiiinat i, Ohio. Ke'p a large etnek of eustom mid Eastern work, which is ottered to the trade at lowest prices, esur213aad s a a c 9 v HtXlrLANDS GERMAN MEDICINES ! THIC I1BEAT S T A N It A H I) R E M l I E S of the present age, have acojuiivd tin ii resU pea u rity only through rears of trial. Un bound -ad aatisaaction i- ren4ere by them in nil caeee. BOOFLA .vr'; a e r m a y a i T T E R $ w il l. rOHTtl KXT ci ki: Liver Complainte, Pypopsia, Jaundice, Kervons Pabllity, Iiisoa-ea .f the Kidnegrs, and all disease Kn-,;i t"r..ni a dlsorJttrttd liver, or weakness ol stomach aud digestive organs, AMI WILL POeiTlVSXY FBKVI'.NT Yflh.w rVrer, fli'liiias rVser, and Frrrr unj Ag See our Alsaanac lor rooC Pries 75cta per bottle UOoFLAXi': BALSAMIC CORDIAL w it. I, poslTIV Kl.V ciras CosHdns, Colds, r Hoarseness, Bronehiils, Inflnenui, f'roup, Pnoumon ia , Incipient CoLaaaiution, an.l haa jierfornje! the DSOSt aatoriishin cared ever known of C O X P I R M K I) CO N S 0 M P T I 0 N As a Iliarrluea c.nlial it in une.iuuled. Price 75 cents per bottle. IIOOFLAXD $ GERM A. V PILLS, b?iug well-k:iowu throughout Kurope aud Amercan need no roimnt-mlation here. They atv itir(y vegt table, are prepared with gTeafl exactaess an BUgsr-coat..!. No hettt-r t'athaiti- Till can be found. Prke 2fi can taper box. The-e medicines are prepared hy Ir. C. M. j .i'nwon dt Cn.y Philadulphia, Pa., nnd St. Louis, Mo., sud are sold hy druggists and dealers in medicine!every wht-r-'. The signature of 0. 31. Jackson will be oti the outside of each hot tie or box. In our Rveryboily' s Almanac published annually, you will find testi stony and contmendittorj noticed from all parts of the country. Theas almsuacr are pivou away hy all our agents. BEWAKE OF COCXTEUFEIT. See that you get Booflaudj G i man Bittrs, irepsred hy Dr. C M. Jack-on, Philadelphia, Pa., and that his signature is on the wrapper of each bottle Keller Jc White, Agents for Evusvi!!u, Iud. Leich A Carlstedt, do do do dee9 WILLIAM BIERB( WER, H'UOLKSALE X 3FT XT G- G- 1ST XSD DEALER I.N PAINTS, bErSIIES.OII.s. VARNISH, Window Glass ami sclassware, Parfntnery of all kinda. Medicinal Brandies, Wine, Jr., fic. ti'anhfnrlon Block, Main mtrett. KVANSVILI.K, Proprietoi of the Genuine Bell's Tc Iebl6-ld INI JE WJERm mVRBJ T I and Willow Wars at octl2 COOK t LANGLET3.

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HUNNELL'S (KOBMEKLY OF STEELE 4c HCNNELL.1 Flooring IVTillsa, COHSER OF , - WALNUT STREET AXD THE CANAL, EVANSVILLS, TSD. rMMiis jyrsu e m tj h . i sit.nEJr M is now in full operation, with new und complete Machinery of the latest style, for Planing and Dressing Lumber, Planing and Gn vjng Flooring, making Doors and Sash Mouldings, Window Blinds, and every other description of work done in such establishment?. All work at tin se Mills warranted to be well done, ami will be mfered a; the I, west rash prices. Dry Poplar Flooring and Weatbev bearding constantly on han I, and will be sold for cask. Brackets and Scrolls cawed to any pattern. Slitting and all kinds ot Sawing done to order, and in the must approved style. jy22 " Wit. IH'NNKLL. IRRESISTIBLE STVI.ES AT PERSUASIVE PRICES. SHANK LIN & KEIIiLY II win i-:. .re, and ftf viibtDitf ing for rati teir I'eeeliL i-lejrive JUllvha-e- ot Kail r l ain ) and M:id 1 ry - " Is , V li If ll I" iti iii.l Win! for Kl ,-e, ari-ty and t '( ir-pn-'', .tr.- miTiiry would dtrecl partw iilar attention to I iirjt, w bich will be d iflld of at prices . fart to niett with the npi r datk'n ufj attllOaOIIS. flit G01e1 Hie all lieWltUd ptuned. 'I tiie hhiiv-. tl at i an the tnos wartant HTleCi. Tl i liil-I.U r. Black and Colored Clotlis, Black and Fancy Doeskins, Fancy English Twecds.CasBimeres, Sattinets, Jeans, &c, Blankets, Flannels, Plain and Fancy Plaid Li ndseys, Ladies' Strip- , ed and Plain Middlesex Cioakings, 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, Faney Snow Flake, Sup. Scotch Clan Tar- " tans, McDonald & Malcom Long and Square Shawls, Fancv Bonnelli and Striped Wool Shawls & Handkerchiefs, Plain and Fancy All-Wool DeLaincs. In tliS Honi- ry iltpartini tit will ! found h re IJcte Block, in Tlaiu, Mixed, ;md Fjir y Wtiol aud yiaaced Cotton llese, Vnncy Wool Kniitt-d Qoods. incttaling Slmwls, Hoods, ontas. Nubias. A ., Ladies and Gents1 Kid, It. Silk, Cloth, and lluc.knkin Gloves sod Gauntlets, Ladies aud Ueatts1 L. Wool ami IMt-rino Veail and Drawer, HaCri and CasjSj iu new slopes, and Ladito Wwm. They are prepared t exhibil I heir late hBportatiofi of iribh liineu titdd, cutupr Isiasj I pah tiinrrsf and Handkerchiefs, the best aseortotenl ot Sheetings and Shirtints ever olt 'ied, Uneti l;iina-k Table Cloths, Bleached and Brown . all i.t-M, Nankiur, Toarels, Doylies, and every other description pertaining to thfe aJaasof ttMaassiwre, H. Kowoa hands n a gpresvi variety of Thpaaf SOnt CeYehrstvd Skirts, how mo lavm-aidy known to tfacs 1 .ulita of this, t-iiy, and Mlib li 8. k R. b ad the pleasure of Introducing1;. An we an- d-nironM tu ffrre t our f-HStonePH ev-ry advsntse posathle, and lm ing fees itiea for e djo in second Done in our line .f hnaineaai we am thervlons ftiilv it-1 rpttneJ to dispone ol oav prat nt bus;e stock at the Bmallosl reutuneiative prirea A rail respei t fully Htdicited. Oct 17 QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPANY. Fire Insurance, Limited & Perpetual, n Bnildiugs and Merchant!! fell GF.O. II. II ART, Presidout. iptn K. I. liliss, Vice Pre! 41.1,. Secret sxjr. 8. H. BtrrLKB, A t Se. DtascaoML , Foster s. Peikiuf, ill. B. I'. RoSM s. Jonas, M. IL, A. It. I'linHihers, iill. r, .lohn (. Bats, i 'barlen Q. fnajajr. BATTKLL, BKHM ANTHRS, A " i, t lor F.vinsviltfaud vi iuitv aw A Aiithes' Law office, 7S Mi aeptl. B. R. ( . Bar) ioeasb iii, ii . M. 1 Ar?ue and Fever OR CHILLS AND FEVER SPEEDI LY CURED BT ms in IinS and nfediciuec ed arith the 'hills and Fever is repeettnlly iiirrted t this ihit h has juritly obtained throughout rrie conintry, and , Mini Brsuna Mttlt i -or Ane an.l tV.r, celei'fnted inediertte, a high lenn ta Uu fir tasnay year h.t.s maintanaed it- mpenorft .ver all oth. r Fassunlisa as a r'ale, certain speedy and pernntneut enre for Chilli ami Fever t.r A.;ie and Fever. i It oes not produce headache, ginVlukess, hpzxittK t.f lln- ears, or any of the unpleasant HfaHs nhu n wo frt .pit utly attend th nr oi iuiniti r othnr remedies? hut may I -iveu in all cades aud under all circumstanced vhafever,to fema!.s, infants; I sud all pfimnnrt u ho afsj 1 :-,n i or hnve the most delica,te constitutions, without the leat apprehensnn of any injurious or area iik pleasant efiei t-. T'nid medicine ha become a Maple remedy, ami 1 for years Ins been extensively used Lhrouhoiit the Ktatss of Ketn ky, Tennessee, Alabama, 1 isnissippi", I.i'uisiana, Tcxa. aXrlamaaaa, Mi-ouri, II- i liiiMia, Iowa, Vi.cnuiij, Dhio, Indiana, Nlnttoka, ; Pennsylvania, Michigan, and California, and more lately in Kansas Territory, and hrn permaown. iy currd 2,000,000 of cases in all it varied fornix and conditions, many ot" which wore of from cne to three years1 standing and bad resisted all the nsmd t remedies known in the country, and in no case did ' it tail lo make a perfect and tremiaiient cure where the directions were projerly followed. ucb if its invariable success that it has gained tho coiilidnnre, tavor, and patrttiiae of a large number of respectable practitioners of mediciue throughout the country, who prescribe and administer it in preference to q'liuhie and other remedies. The Proprietor has in his pessension a large number of certificate.-t and other lentiiuonials from p.rHcns who have used this medicine, a well ad from physicians, tlrut:g'tr4. apothecaries, and other dealers in medicine, st testing it- Huprior virtue an a etirative in ('hill aud afever or Au, aud Fever, and heeould obtain many thousand saore, tjreuongh to nil up a large volume, hut he does not deem it necessary, as it is already extaisiv-ly and faroiably kriown to the public generally. For sale by city and t oitntry DrugUts and Apothecaries throughout the WVt, Kortn-wesl and Hoath-wetit. WILSON, PETER, & CO.. (SlTrESSOKS TO WILSON .1 STAItHIRD), V henwals Ag'nt, Loaanrilla, Ky. JOHN J. SMtf M, ii

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INSURANCE.

Insurance Agency. ALLEN C. HALLOCKi K-v.nvsvlIle. DNDKBWB1TKU AD .JFNKKAI. 5 v.--riiix. AGENT, AWlkUE Or AvtllAoLS. AM) Notajv Pcsioi He onttnues to bssne Policies n MB several Fira Class an.l mcMit reliable INSURANCE COMPANIES in tne Lounlry, on Inlnd and fnfr SMt ILalso I e.oiw. .,i,m .. i 1. il- tor will LIFE Ui&UXAKCX. He will attend to the AJJostmenl ,-f Liases of every description under policies from other ageneios, and attend to the settlement ol all mat. tars connected with I NSI'KANOE, ti parlies ialel osted. His Ion;; experience as an I nsi ra., k Actr.NT, has made him fanilljar with all subject! eoni'ert.-.l with Insurance. 'ottlce. Marble Hall Pnilding, No. V Mln st NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF II fash Capital - $300,000. CAHll ilSSKTN, v3?4,U0O r. c A. F II. St. Insures a?.ints an-l .Stored, .ii., leas,, nal.lv Policies the Coin; M eepllt ra on Bwellries, Mills, at fair and adjusted for rots, I M, Uaaulaci rchandfae. v by A. M, '. II A LIAM ri le Hall B Mii:u street, ii in,-, Indiana. II 1 M E op saw YORK. Otli.v I :i 1 1 1 1 I Broadway ill pi 1 in of DOLLARS ONE MILLION .-I N F. I - .I iKI Tho 11,-ine I tMiirani e i Loss t,r Paiwsgp tiy Pirs eutelits for a leim of f( tntiany insarea i.,aint n llWellia an. I theii in 1 lo .". rears -. lb mo-t nvumlsV terniA of Merchandise. lv. .!,, and all insiir;il,le ,o rates ami on teres, tjirelioasHS, Pteohs . Miiiiufactnrles, HacMnsl.i . at lair an. I Ouil il ia INLAND NAVIGATION A ml Trail rtstl I ik- h. ' math and jf t he risks will Im it, Hbipin4Ats upoti the KhiI' oadj-, &s low as tt '.ir, m itU iAit oesH Ui the llHtUtt tU-lU.d hiiu tut ompaiM . Aojortins; all lussco tait lv, and promptly psyliu tht.ni. UUAH. J. MA I.TIN, Prei I A. K. WIl.MAKril, i... I'i o .T. Mii.ro? Smith, Strvlrwtarr. John i (inw., Ash'I Hm y. - l-I'li' ii ititi-i Diid. to ii al j-.-lii-irw ijritieJ h a. c. nAntoeK .1 son, Ag. aug2- iUrl-le JU!1 LujKliii-rt, A It In strsst. INCORPORATED 1847. O t y 37 i x- o HARTFORD, CONN. ... Capital, - - - $250,000. V A ITK, S rt ll ;. u. BOWXES, l i , t neral Aie.utf widlaa at Ohtcaao, 111 I'ASII CA I'l l' I, This Coeanan, Insures a2ahist I.hb find daresa I j I'ire on Dwellings and theli OOBtente, Stlores, ' VarehoiiKes, Bteek4 ol Merchandize, and all lomir - nl-le property at as reasonable raten of i-iereluiu as ' any other solvont and rellal.le ConipsDy, AdjH.tinq LtM9ttt f,i, ,.' uhA pariM0 then pMttfMf applications in.,. I,, to and Poll ies Issued by A i- BAbLOOK 8i.!f., Mail, I.. Ball Betbliasii, Mam st ng'l Ivd EvaNdVii.if, lad H ART FOR D FIRE IIMiTE CO.. HARTFORD, CONN. , INCOHP( ) g A T E D 1810 I' II A It T E ft P E II P K TV A L Wilb i , . , Hu-iin is i ,,.-,. , of l ft 3 X e a r . 4 asti npifal. $500,000.00 ( nplut nttd Surplim, - Nl i Inearance aaSaiunt Loh- or Pnoige hy Fire, on j Dwellings, PnrnitnTe, Rtores, Warehoosaa, Mor- ; chamlit-, Mills, Manntsctories, and other kioda of property, tan be effected In thin Company upon a laasfable te(jMsuJ the sjsanra a t he roks and sec urity to PoJic hohlers vrill ada.it. PAhTh 'l LAK A l t' KM IN jiv.-u lo Iniuriog Farm (i owrt , . ou)iru o! T) walllngs), Jiainsaisd outhuihliuH eoaiiv ttd, nntl l itrnltiiie, Idve-btOcfe, 1 Hay, Grain. Farming LTtensilflj aV., etc, eont'vin"d therin, for a term of yearn at VQVf rate of profit in in. UFr'IiJfcliS : T. p. Allyn, Secretary. II JHuntingtoo, Prcs't. (. Lyuian, Ais't Se 'y. U. N. Br.w ors, Artuary i. Alexander, General Ant for the Woatorn and s,.iitii Wi-HttM n States, ColnmtnJa, Ohio. J. Graham, Jaat Qenaral Ajgeal t.-i the Wastorn and Sentfe Western Mantes, &4uaabna, Ohio. ApptlcstioM tof inaaraQca, may be mads) to th-j tlpdrnricnri. tne duly am tionz I Aaenta of the Company. A. '. DAfLOCIK At ts, A'ts. kkick : Mai !!e Hail aWldtog, JMhiii -.!..' anctS-lyd WHFELEIt Sr. WIISON'5 SEWING MACHSKE, Fir.t titreft, between Main and Let nsl Nt WM,mE OEEEU TO THE M' VHI.it WW Wheelar .( Wilson's Improved Sewing Ma ' cbin- at red need prices, with in raa.srd coubdinoo ,' in its merits aa tl. best and ssoet reliable rsauity sewing marbSs) aew tm use. It m-ws eaally well i on the tbickeel or tiuncat tabeks; makes the lock atitch imp. thlt. t. Bnrnrel, witb tlie essential advantaijo of beiBafMfKe (m both sid-, farming no ridge or chain ou the nbder id : ia simpl. In construction, moil- speee 'a nioroniout, and urj durable than any tli-r machine. We nil- lull 111 structious to enable the piir,'hatr to -. w r.loo.iy seams, stitch, hem. 1. 11, quilt, gather, bind, and tuck, all "it the aaine machine, and warranted foe three year. WealsnkrponroDHtant'.v han.l alnila.150rtlii.jnt of Singer's machinea. Circulars contasoina leatiaieoiala of the above marhiuea, from peraon ,f she highest ntaniiu7 Kant and Want, giving prices, sc., will be furuUheJ gratia, on appliiation in ustana or bv l fter. feb9lv I'. M.HKLLMAN. "The American lothing House." a1 VM STOt H OE CHEIE .i.VIi Wr iter f'h.tbioa I-" n,w 'omtlete, together with full line of all atyl.H of Far.ry Notion, and Fur- ! iiishloglioods, all vihi. b we ff-r to the Wholesale trade, and will guarantee them n glresatis- , fac tion in quality, sty le, nnd niioe Wo would also I aslatrnnrr It the GfttSetss 41 Kvanv ille, and to the retail trad, gruerally, that in addition to our wholseale ntork, we will kej a &urior line of ' . for Rt.tiii.imi. In this line We will sell ex- : clulvely for Cash. Bnl pecan und II! offer goods I lower than they were .vr Bold by the regular dealers in this ci ry Try us, and sec for yourselves. WM. E FRENCH Co., septiW No. 20 Main street.

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