Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 62, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 20 November 1860 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND. AT MORUING NOVEMBER M Lng oiiit'iiiplauil Sclwwc. ery indication p;oc3 to show that for it has been the purpose of the Firetj withdraw from the Union and to a great Southern Confederacy. An

deu and systemized organization has ars existed throughout the South, the ! t of which has been and is to cause a by sion of the Cotton States from the TJn-

to consolidate them into n Southern ; to the people of the State and the nation 'deracy, to acquire Cuba, Mexico, aud , at large. Such a litireaii, if established, ral America, and thus to form a great might be under the management of the Sec;r in which slavery shall be the promi- I retarv of Stale, whose duties are now light,

interest and the slaveholders a class of deged persons like a nobility. The deis, when the new nation sets up for itto legalize the Slave Trade so that Af03 can be bought at low prices. Then ueans of this plentiful supply of cheap r, the subjugation of the " poor white b," the absorption of all lauds by the .ltliy aristocracy, aud tli acquisition of y cotton lands by annexation of fresh .itory, the great Southern staple Ig Cotton it is expected will become a i greater power in the world than it now so much so that not only the European aufacturing nations, but our Northern ites, must eventually lie forced to Iww ,vn before this new divinity and worship and Itccome the subject of the great iithern cotton nabobs. Such are the I guilicent plans of Vance- k Co.; the jof abonoding on every hand leaves no i m to doubt these surmises. The Fire-eaters who are at the bottom of I is plan, have long been awaiting a j-retnl j a break-oil". The probable election of emont in the Fall of ls.rC gave them marial on which to threaten and bluster! ( id they did it to the utmost extent. When, jwever, the Republicans were defeated, and was found that the pro-slavery Democracy ad succeeded to the continued control of le (Jovernment, and that they could carry u the Slave Trade, extend Slavery, and ave their own way generally without vio;nt revolution, they were content to wait oar years longer to see whether the Demoracy might not then gain another lease of tower. The four year3 rolled nround. liuchanan ried during the time to yield everything nto their hands, but was resisted in his subserviency by the greater part or the North W md by a lurge number of ITniou meu at the South. The Democratic party was split in "two by the etlbrt by a part of it to make Slavery national and controlling and by the other portion to conciliate an indignant North. At the Charleston Convention, the Fire Rati is, having no confidence in Douglas, ami knowing that he would if elected j cater to the more pi werful North, determiued to defeat Imu. i hiding him too strong lor them, they gut d pi rate and made up their minds to have their own way, it by so doint l hey even broke up a (Tniou which lhe il ipiaod. Accordingly, at Baltimore they uoiuiuated Breckinridge, ami the result il the Drtnocratie parly, their last hope lo rule the I'niou, is dissevered and dead and the opportunity long sought lor by l hem lo set up lor themselves, has come. ,Oar success is not the cause of the present excitement in the Soath, but the pretext that the leaders in the secession movement have long been looking for. They are glad lo have an excuse for carrying out their loog cherished plans. They bike hold Off the work they long ago cut nut, Willi the energy of men who have been prevented foryears from going into a congenial occupation. They have at last found their proper sphere, and bid fair to excel in the perpetration of treason and the exercise of all the viler passions ol humanity. Had Lincoln not lieen elected, the final designs ot the leaders of the Disuninnisls would have only been delayed in execution, not abandoned. Had even Douglas succeeded, they would have demanded of him the most extreme pledges as a price of their continuance in the Union. The probability is, I)uuilas would have eiven all the pledges demanded, and thus have kept the Fire-eaters in the Union by betraying and outraging the North and West, and the Border Slave State?. But even this would not have satisfied the malcontents. The instant their demands were refused, or a less subservieut President was chosen, they would have renewed their hostility to the Union. It must be seen that the present troubles were in the nature of things inevitable, and that when meu charge them to the success of the Republican party in the election of Lincoln, they either are ignorant of the true slate of the case, or seek wilfully to deceive the people. Minn ksota, Its 1'lack A momo thk Status. The young State of Minnesota has made a move in the right direction in the establishment of a bureau of statistics. The institution of statistical ollices in the retrain! States, as subsidiary to a permanent central bureau at the seat of government, was strongly recommended by DeBow, the able superintendent of the census of lsdo. Many ot the States hive made provisions for a periodical census, and for regular reports on particular subjects. Massachusetts, New York, Connecticut, Ohio, New Jersey, Vermont, Kentucky, and Iowa, have made attempts to priM ure certain classes of statistics with some degree of regularity and precision. Although their labors have been highly useful, especially in the four first named States, in some important fields of inquiry the ends of statistical science have been only partially attained, from the defective methods employed, and from the want of a thorough system ol registration, to which a central bureau is indispensable. Ohio and Minnesota are the only States which have organized statistical ollices ns permanent departments off the government, aud in both cases the results have been highly creditable. Our own city (New York) possesses, perhaps, the most efficient bureau of statistics in the Union. No better proof could be afforded of the utility of such institutions, especially in the new States ol the Northwest, than is furnished in the first

annual report of the comtniesioner of statistics of Minnesota, under the title of " Minnesota, its place among tbe States This report is, in fact, an elaliiatc treatise, based upon statistical da tipiro the vupraphy, climate, agriculture, commerce, manufactures, populatiuu, wealth, municipal administratiou, and general progress of the district of country at the headwaters ot the Mississippi and the great lakes, to which Ciov. fSeward recently directed attention as I the probable future center of population on

the continent. Ir. Y. Wwm. The establishment of a bureau of statistics the Legislature next winter, would be a work of the utmost importance and utility and who, for a small additional compensation, could ati'ord tli tune iii i L-;...ii to keep up such a work. I. u.i I lUIra of Interest. The following are the legal rates of interest in the several Slates of the Union : Maine, t', per cent. New Hampshire, 6 percent. Vermont, 6 per cent., except upon railroad notes or bonds, which may bear 1 per cent. Massachusetts, 0 per cent. Rhode Island, 6 per cent. Connecticut! C percent. By the law of May, 1851, banks are prohibited, under a penalty of Sr00, from taking directly or indirectly, over 0 per cent. New York, 0 per cent. New Jersey, G per cent. Pennsylvania, 6 per cent. Delaware, 0 per cent. Maryland, C per cent. Virginia, 0 per cent. North Carolina, 6 per cent. South Carolina, 7 per cent. Georgia, 7 per cent. Alabama. 8 per cent. Arkansas, G per cent. Special contracts In writing, in this State, will admit of interest not exceeding 10 per cent. Florida, G per cent. On special contracts, 8 per cent is allowed. Illinois, '. per cent., previous to isr7, and 1 0 since that time. Indiana, 6 per cent. Iowa G per cent. On special contracts and judgments 10 may be charged. Kentucky, G per cent. Louisiana, 5 to 8 per cent. Michigan, 5 per cent. It is lawful to stipulate for any sum not exceeding 10 per cent. Mississippi, G per cent. Since March, 185G, 10 per cent is allowed on special contracts. Missouri, G per cent. Parties can agree for any sum not exceeding 10. hio, 6 per cent., and all interest charged over this rate is illegal. Tennessee, 6 per cent. Texas, 8 per cent. Special agreement in writing not exceeding 12. Wisconsin, 10 per cent. California, 10 per cent. On special contracts any rate interest may be agreed upon or paid. uceaL TENDER. The law regulating the payment of debts with coin provides that the following coins he legal tender : 1. All gold coins at their respective values for debts of any amount. 2. The half dollar, half dime, at their respective values, for debts of any amount under live dollars. ;t. Three cent pieces for debts of any amount under thirty ceiiU; and 4. One cent pieces for any nsaonnl under ten cents. By the law of Congress, passed some lour or live years ago, gold was made the legal I tender for large amounts. Illinois Ct iihkni v. Tlie CMeaRO Timt'S, in rrarapg lu tli ei itetuetil in film nril circles oh in; lo tlie stSSSI of feeling in t!ia S.nitli, rasoarks us tallows upon the fitosiiei l3 id Uie stcM-k hanks of Hlin.iiH ami Wisconsin : It iri iin..i.il.le to say when litis panic willeml, lint wo think evrj- business man wi.ulil ilo well Ui preMCf for the worst. The furl th'U over S10,000,00( of tlie cur. r.'iuy of Illinois ami Wisconsin is secured on the bonds of Southern Stiles, place us iu a very critical position ; find should the troubles at the South .conSuim-, tlie trade of the West must suiter severely front it decline in the value of these bonds, and a consequent depreciation in our currency. The Wisconsin State Journal publishes a supplement of fourteen lare newspaper pages of fine type, being a list of the lands forfeited in thai Stule for Ihe non-payment of taxes. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. if.n,rn.v, tiik WW nership heretofore eaistine I II- K.III T. ; betaceli K. A. lay dissolved by I he ft I III Willis. Bo lo id Hyde and Matthew Sitea is this mhtnal eoaaent. The business settled up by K. A. Hyde. mi' ST UK IK I IKll. isks Sllu. ir Cured Hams, 1 ' " Dried Pe l, 2 " Shoulders, 1 bbl Ex. Itoiognas, 500 Iba Breahfitati Barsm. And for tale at the lowest prices al novlS JACOB SINZIC4J , SON'S fUll-KHI.KTS, HI.J.VHKTS, .I.S s Couiforts. Ii Oextra heavy and nice Coverlets, Blanketa, and very heavily wadded Comfort, tor sal -cheap at SCUAPEEB k HPSSINO'S, aovlS No. 4:i Main street. m .1 III K.s' u. I Tn. fi.l .n ks, arc M J )ur t.sk of f.adles and blisses' 11, is. Plames, French ami Ainerican Floviers, Velvet aud Bonnet Ribbons, always complete at SC1I APKEli A III SSINO'S, novl2 No. 40 Main atreet. KKSH .1 ItHIl'.! I., ii UUI.S. 'KI.ldU Double Ueliued Sugar ; 0 bbls Loaf Sugar. .lust rea ivcJ and for sale at the STAB FAM 1 1.Y GROCERY , No. Ut Maiustr.ct. Dovlt WM1KS KOM THK .ft li.M.ni.s- 1 ii 1 Cranberries, just rocetoed JW l.bls of A. N. and for sal at th. STAR KAMfLY tiBOl ERV. i - - W.M.VIV fl.S.VP. 5 UUI.S. Mi f Excellent Flint Hominy for sa'e at the nearM STAR GROt:ERY. WWOT.ITOKS: I'O TJ TOKS .' - 5 O O M. bnah of tine Pink Eye Potatoes; .ui bush of tint' Sweat Potatoes, lor sale cheap for cash at the STAB iROCEBY. aovH bb mJLnrnm as mmumjvjab jjvu kix WW tnres. A large Msortinsut of I iii Painted Pdinds, Wind.. jr Pajier and Fixtures, vcrv cheap, just leceived at SCHAPKEB A BL'SSING'S, iiov.12 Ho. 41 Main street. rwM i i:.isk kou .1 tku.ii ok W. yean, Suveral large squares of ground on both banks ..r Pigeon Creek, In Evansville and LauiHsco, with the right of using the waters of aid Creek. These s.pisics ale well adapi.sl for Saw and Flour Mills, Foundries, Breweries, and machinery of every description. Terms very favorable. Apply to LAW A ANT11ES, -aU 87 Main street. JtfwliT KI'Mtsf Kilts:-.! ki.-x-k assoriiuetit, nice and chevn. lual r. '-ened si M'flAI'K EK lirsslNIJ'S. n i is A... 49 Main street. Jm.lt hl.'H, tCr. - ....... Pnckins -.".0 II. s Cotton Uol-e, all sizes, Is reels V.. nctfag Yarn, .'sfl Iba SaeBiiii? Twine, I". 1 1 salo at JACOB SIN.Ii H A SnN s, noalS Wat-.-r-st., bet. Svsatuore and Viae.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Grand Ball on Thursday Evening, V I'K.Tl HKMt iid, AT THE OLD BRE W ERY , To bo ivcu bv tli members of CRESCENT FIRE COMPANY NO. 1.

CO 51 MITT EL of AliUASdlMESTS. A. G. Sst-'LLlViN, H. K ' K' II I John A. Hanly, Jorm Gat us, FLOOR lut (. Sua it pp., Jona a. II vsr.v, l ri Free I iniiiil.tis I A. 11. .Il SEK, 1 Jas. McKelyeb, KhLH. SlliEPK, I C'ispke Jaes:iai M V HAOCB8. I II. Kiacaaorr, I A. 6. Si UIVAN. will . all tor Ladies. ii.v I -till I. V..lksl,..te spy. jr i kk. jt. thk war. i. H.yn iv Store, ut.iv owned mm occnpwa ny ninnsei iiiivitok, ilwertse.l, as a grocery and provision hU comer at Main ami r'oiirtli streets, rnere la first-rat. smoke booae attached to the store. Apply to John Uavint, "I WJt. KAIIM, Jr. july'-iUutr IWlaV Mt VKM'iJS'titi ttMJS't'K THK WW ' i r v Council Qr4red yu to put ih.i u a S: 2 ejde-waik.' i" front of yonr property, hot yon lo. not iioui- !. Go imsaedintely to GUTere and hay oaaa M k"'1 ral Plank and obey the order at ..nee. BOtrihUn Fa ii i nice article, colon and Htriiie t.. match, - mi- 1 1. worth having, juat received at rtcn ft rif ra ft bossing's, ana .12 No. 4;i Main (treat. wmmrtc-w ' rjrwMJtrrjmMurr WW an Executor. Notice in hereb) Riven that j j the naderalgned hart been appointed exeentec of j I lh.i huit wit! of t'h-meiita Ann Vaxrell. lalo ol Kvansvillc, Vanderburgh comity, deceased. ! Siiid estate i annpaced t. lie aplvent. JOHN T. WAT.KKK. ,jv12 Kntnator. mmoTit K in s.i .K..vrir 1 WW hereby given that 1 "ill sell at public ancj tlon, on Tuesday, Ike 8th day of December, A. I., ! ISeS.at the aeehlence of Clenaenta Ann Farrell, late of Kvamivitle, Vanderburgh county. Serf aand, I all Tn il peaaniail property, co natal lug of household and kitehen furniture, one COW, aud one silver j watch. A credit of nix month will I e given on all minis i over thren dollars, the pnrehurter giving bin note j with approved Buret V, waiving valuation or apI prafawaaenl law.-. JOHN T. WALKKK, nOTl2-3wd Kxi.ulor. mjuilM, JHI8W, FM8M. IO HtTTS JKXj M? tra Mess Ma.k.ral, 10 kitta extra No. I do., I lo kilt extra No. do., 5 kitta tongues andaountbi, i 1 bid pickled CodSah, bbla lar.- No. 1 M ickeral, I :; bbla Jo No. 2, :t bbla do N ::, 2 tierces choice j Kennebeck Salmon, 1 1.1.1 Baltimore U... Herring, 1 bbl shad, l.r.iKi Ka, Georgia Bank Codfish verj chiolMi -iHJlbi aaaoked Halibut, in .store and for Hale I by (novfe) CiiiiK A I.ANGI.KY. "jr wjwwjrs, vavajt jvvtb, hjiisJLj ins, Ac. .-,-.-..no fresh Cocoa Nuts, S l.i I fresh Lemons, 23 bx Layer Sals ins, 2 oaaks Xante ' Currants, I cash Oai inan Cherri.-rt, 1.x Turklah Prunes, w drums Banana Itaisms, ju-t reoaived at n,,vI2 COOK A LANGLET'S. H 'II K.I r J. I. Ot Mt. 10 o WW novlj I Flour, st COOK A LANGLKV'S. Ii Uea Horse Kadiah for table nse heat yaw ever at (novlZ) CDOKA LANltLKt .. C' MIKMiSK, I'll UK UK. I'HmCKNK. bx.H large rich uamlmran uaaei Ehg lifll Dairy do., 2V b. nancy Nutmeg dO., fbr sale by COOK ft LANG LEY. XTHJ HH "ff JS'llKTUKK.S'PONaahmnoek Potatoes, the beat in the city, I .r ile in lots f suit bv (novlZi I'OOK A I.ANi.I.KY. KKi TOJSUJIKS. UK UK Tc". KXI extra choice Beet I ollgue", i 't our own curiug, at (navIS) OOOA bAHUbEI'ft. IjjTn.vi;. iso UJI.KH cjijvMM nelton Battlne, 125 bales Maysville do., juat received and f r salo by nov'.i GEO. KOSTEB k CO. R i'K. X7 It HIS. Hi-K JUBT MJBlived per Bailroad, and lor sale by novii (iKO. r.OSTEB t CO. at-v m.ih k .i.n hb-i.: txi h it i. s. M Extra Efonr, -jr. sacks do , loOU do Bran, iu store and for sale by aovS GKO. rOSTBB & CO. m k .y v i- i a f v wT--S? wheat. 1800 lbs frisih Buckwheat, in l.bls and bans, just received aud for sale by in i ',i OKO. FOSTEB A CO. Coroner's Inquest WWKl.lt OVKU THK II Oil 1" OK WML Barmau Boefer, fooad daad at the house ot .1. 11. Eoefker, on t he corner of Sixth and Sycamore streets, Evansville. Pigeon township, Vanderburgh COSUity, on November tfth, D00. The verdict ot Ihejury um, became to his death by cottiast his tliroat, wrist, and stomach with a aw, ket ktiite ill hiaowa hand. At the time of bis death he was about 0' years of age; lie was about tive t.et six Inches hih; when he died be was dressed in blue pants t.u I white shirt, and had nothing on bis person. Lovl-.iw JOHN AY MAN, Coiomi V. C. AT' ,OKKKK OKKKK ofl. e, lo bai;s I O old (i. It.Hi rliment w ' Prime Ki.. Java do., just nov8 led at EbLlti'l'T'S l''au.ily linsa-ry. IIO. UJKKH N IOIOJ. U 0SZ. Baker's Chocolate. 75 Ib. fresh ground Bice Flour, 0 d.... French Mustard, Ion gross boxes Wm. Gate's Matches, wooden bos, l1' gross boxes Wm. Gate's do., paper box, :'.'NI t do., jusl received aiid foi sale al novS ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. f ill! HK-'. UL'I'TKIt .t. II KiJU -'6 di.7.. Dressed Chickens, SO lbs. choice Boll Butter, Titsl doz. fresh Fgs, just received aud for Sale fey inovsi UHA8. SIcJOHMSTON. J. H MAGHEE & CO., . VV no I, II OUT TH KI It SIH.-k of s'all (ioMlH, are now- in receipt of a very large anil elegant siocK ot ninir.it uwub, purchased at very low latt-s by oue of the pat tuwrs in iierson, who is alaays in the niarket banting up bargains. We will sell for cash, ill New York prie s, or to prompt paying customers, as cheap as eaa bo found west ..f the mountains. We have just received '.'f. cases veiy handsome Prints. 23 bales Peal satire. .. do Brown Prilling. 5 do Bear let Flannels. locaaaa ffarserhnd Muslins. .'I do lMli-s' Winter Dress Clouds. do ff w.sds and Satinets. b do Notiviiis ol all kinds. With a great variety of other Goods, which are all to be sold out before Spring, at prices lower tllall I he I. st. .1 II MAGHEE A CO., novS first Street, Kv:i Ilsville. W.H I' OH T.t.VT HK.TIKIIMKS. If there is iu the list of Remedies given to the w orld lor acceptance ami approval, any w hich an I entitled to confidence by their perfect adherence j P. the laws and intention of the Creator, one is the r.Niv i.usai. col on aaXfanT, for every apacJea of ! Lung, Throat, and Bronchial difficulty, even that of Actual Consumption, and the Other the justly cele- I blilted ToLl' ASaDYHK, a most perfect remedy for Neuralgia, Boat . Rheumatism, Partial and Actual P.iralvsts, St. Vitus Dance, Chronic, Spasmodic and Nervous Head Ache, Tooth Ache, Ear Ache, and that chief ol all causes of diseases, Loss ol Sleep. It oar friends will accept the declaration that for six or eight years those preparations have bejen ; through tests that Would satisfy all, ill place of weeping flit fa ratio that mean nothing, and then procure and rend the pamphlets, to be found with all dealetl and agents, they will be able to judge how far they call Is- relied on. GENERAL AGENTS. J. W. HDNNEWELL Sl Co., V and 3 Com- I nercial Wharf, Hoston. G JO. HUNNEWELL, 115 Water street, 1 New Vork. Endei theapecia supervision of .lull N L. lll'NNEWELL, Chemial and Pharmaceutist, Boston, Ham., whose signature ensrera the cork of tin. genahae only, and t w bom address all communications. ! Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere. KELLER ,v HITE, Wholesale and Rrtail Agents, Evausville. uovWm divv JLPICKI.KS 1 H HI. KKI.TIK CIJJW cumlr Pickles, iu vinegar, at SI per loo; 20 gallons Tomato Catsup, iust received and for sale t (uov) ELLIuTT'S Family grocery. at trisaa notict uov .i II IKS' Jyt .tlMSSKf H.I I Silk, Beaver, Caseiaiere, etc., triuiuied or i:ntrimmed. The latent styles made to order on shot t notice at VAUTIEB M A BCON N I EE'S, Ilov8 -'.' ataln Street. I HO OI1S J IJ.1 -'. We are now daily receiving;, by railroad and A.Iauis Y. Company, our second Block of Eall aud aVll ter Dry fhaaia, to which we invite our old caaaaaaara, and aa many new oneu aa will bafriwad aa with their conaoaaoa, aaaariag; theai that our eo.sls, ill oualily and ernes, will always roninale lavorallv wit lh. se m any le ltd oi iivinee in the t i I Ladies, rail n..7 Ives. ROSEV BEO IMI K I. ft - t O I -K It .inline Or. Meii;s H Kieast l'inn , the very One trial esl altirle of Ihe kind tllaiilllar I II I .1 . I ill . on, in, e. f.r s ile by M If. BIKRBOWKK, On nov6 s Main street, Wasbiugto!

CLOTHING.

o V n J it O I 1. .1 . TT J F I O .V FALL AND WINTER OIiOTHIN C3-, FOB MEN AND BOYS' WEAR. WHITE & FANCY SHIRTS, rMtKKftlillal AND DRAWEES HATS OF ALL KINDS. lusli Caps THE CHEAPEST UT IN AMERICA, AND NASY OTHER A BTICLEi All otf you in want conanll nr own i .t the above nametl GocmI will S. ROSENWALD &, CO., OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE, NO. 7 ; MAIN ST., It. I ween Second and Third, ETAX8VILLB, IND. And Ik ireful von mal ' 111 mistake la the placi STEEB DIBEOT FOB o J o ii "A7" aid's Where yoa will Goods at the find st all times the best of LO WEST PRICE. It will pay THE STOCK. noil Wjoit fii.tr I' Kit tl-l.VI N I, iks, Mm and Pace, try tlie Compound Glycerine Lotion, for sale at YM. BIEEBOWEB'8, Drngatet, aov 78 Main sli.s't, Washington Tllock. Wm O If I II K JU-JAA I Jl' , Jl T mm (notM VAl'TIEIt .t MAKCONNIEICS. tit K K.I UK II SHI.VS. KOU Ol'KBI'oat Collars. Wristbamls, Trimmitigs, Sr., inovf. r A I'll Ell & MABOoNNIKIt'S. "3 BOOTS AND SHOES! 13 M O Xr -A. L . T HK I .VIIKHSIHJVKII II. I - BKmoved tiis Shop from Main street. No. Isl, to App's Hl.s-k. No. 7 Folli 111 street, opposite th Upper Market House, and reqaeata tiis old friends and the public in general to call and see him at bis new stand, its he imu still satisfy them all iu the Boot ami Shoe line. I! j ' Repairing shall be done at tho shortest notice, and iu the best of style. Clams Onr, I'um .1 1 1 : limp for f'.is ' ocAlS-lntd JOHN M. A PP. IA .UK .I.VII 1 K.n KJT. ! O UUI.S mievitte Cemeat, in hhds. Grey Lime, at I hhd, ill store and for sale bv W. M. AIRMAN A CO. i OT.no KS uui.s. viiouk es iu store aud for sale at Noshannock I'. low 'y w. M. AIRMAN A CO. U. W. ARMSTRONG, Old t-staMirthfJ Steam Furniture and Chair MAN L'FACTL'KLK, And whol le and retail tWaler in all kiutls of Plain and Fancy Furniture and Clmtrx. HJ V - A; THK I.J RUEHT, JmMB on of Hit U st arrange-! am! c'n lijctHl Facto rit'H wt'r-i f 'mem uat i, aii'i cau -t Ii M low any Ciiuifiiiali Iluudt. Any Piattern desired made to onkr on short notice. Turuin A any kind promptly attended to. aj5"AU work warranted to be made of seaned material, and of nup-rior workmanship. WareBoomi, No. iv" Main street. no3 a.V n iJ HI BHKB OWRVUJiT mnt JwSt received, a splendid rtock of the above gosds, at 20 per cent. Ichh than ist year's price?. WM. R. F11KNCH A Co. septal Ni. 42" Main street. Coroner's Inquest O TK R TUH HOU Oh MM. i ii.irlt- St mweiler, found dead at Jacob lerfsY on tbe Newl-nr!. roaj.if Knight townahip, Vanderburgh county, on the 31st day of October, 1S60. The vt-rdict of the jury wm-, he came to hi death by tbe running away ol hi horses and Hugt.in,.ii1 b-in: dr:ted by tBte ssinn sunie disttancv. Deceased wai about Bfly-foar years of ae, and be smasbonl five feet eiht int-het hi;h. He was dn-(ed in a blue cloth coat and black. vett, check shir I and white andersbirtg brown jt-ans pants aud white drawers, and hearr boots ; and had on his iwrnon two bills tf Hale from I. A D. BetSSan tn II. Angel, one pockel knife aud red silk handerchief. nos2-3w JOHN WAYHAM, Coroner V. C A.UU'. v.' SHJ WM,S! K.Vtll less rartetv ! shawls of arerv description, ILllAI'KIKi Bt'HSlNtCS, o. 41 Main atreet.

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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW YORK STORE. war M oi a.-ku. ' the ; : . of tbu coiuuiuutty, wo j have only to say that wo come atuougst you an peruianeut ritizns, and jtroinisy that in all tbinga our word aball bo made gd. Our purchcUui uavo been in ado i:iuKr tho most ' f.ivt.rablo circumataucei. in New Ycrk and Other j KdattTU citit-M. A temg resjidenc' and intimate ( !ni(iues-i cuiu-itiouH with tho best mercantile houses there, gHrei us advantaeu t" bay good . Chcuyg than can be done Dttder any other cireum- ' stances. We have adopted a Bjetem th.it is eoeoewtutt aem 1 here, but it is the only one whicti will enable a ; merchant t sell goods al low prices throoghutil an entire a tuck CASH EXCLUSIVELY, O 1ST JES I XT. I O X3, Ar NO DEVIATION; A LL ARK TO UK TREATED ALIKE. Our endeavor has been to l.nv rrythiug of 11 BEST QUALITY AND Latest Stylos, Ami we huve m:nl arrange menta to keep our fctock suppfie.1 with the naaal FASIi ION ABLS Goodfl as eoon aa Ibey appear East. GILES & McPHEETERS, . 5 tfirst trtreol ir the Post OfD Foster New r.11 Pept .20 - Ats. af ms. s t .s. jb Eamff R m ami well Helected asaortment i Laili Mtoecia 1 fTapra. TiMketSa VictorioeaS, Cuffs i' and MuiVs Fur Trimiwug9i etc. Also, Gent)eineaTd 01 PaaTBl , nr.d Sen! Caps, Olo'.cs, Collaii, etc., made of prime tux! fn-sh BkflVf at VAI7T1KB Jk M ARCON N I KB'S, bjovS Main Btre t.l S K It . trimminir. at novo VAUTIEB A MAECI N N I K mm Keeil A Pnrrovv are in daily receipt ot" new and the factory, 'llo ir stock sold lo prompt Bet ail e. at i.f.aii low riGVKKa, fresh gooda, direct from is complete, and will 1. i Merchants on bhort tin 1 au.l no mistake. IHKI.K? JPMCMCUSS! 6 .1. 6 d lha Jai do lain Pick Mixed Plain Mixed Plain Mixed .-. ,lo H do ! do J-g do " d.. .puart Jara d. do ao do 8 do pint jars Assorted do .lust received and for sale at uov7 BLLIOrrS Kami! BOOTS AND SHOES. 11.1 l-K It Kf ITT Kit mMJVD KJhynead my store, and have on bend a fu'l supply of BOOTS AND BHOESof my own maaafactti re, all of which I will w hi ran t of the beat tonality. I havo purchased my leather fwr cash, and will sell on the oae pr'we systeia for cash, lower than the same quality of goods are Usually sold la this city. VM. BHEBY, sept2I 3md ISO Main -at cor. Serenth-st. Fresh Arrival of GOODS AND NOTIONS DRY KEEN & PRESTON'S. WWWK H.I I'K J I ST ro.tl.n K.WK II ww receiving our Second Fall and Winter Stock of Dry Goisis and Notions, and cordially invite the trade to call and examine our goo Is and prices, believing wo can make it Ihe Interest of every cash or prompt time buyer to deal with us. We hav e just opened 15 cases assorted high colored Hail dor Priuts, (mostly small figures). 4 cases solid black, and black and purple Prints. 2 do Furniture Prints. 2 do Comfort Prints. 2 lo Patchwork Prints (solid , ,1 1 and figured). 2 do Tickings. M bales Scarlet Flannels. 2 casus Plaid Linseys. 4 do Heavy Tweeds (Brown and Oxford Mixed). 2 do Sattiuets. 2 do California Shirtings. 4 do It I rail led Muslins. 4 bales Sea Island tine Urowa Shirtings 3 do Shirting Stripes. I raaVa 2 by 2 and I by 4 Apron Checks, ii bales -4 Brown Shirt ings. ii it.. Light 4-4 Brown Shirtings, in do Heavy 4-4 Brown Sheetings. 4 i!o Brown Drills. 1 1 a i pieces Jaconet and Cambric Mnatine.

Efl do Himalaya-. .r.o do Debeigaa. en do Assorted High Colored Detain) 40 do Solid Colored Delaine'. 'S do Tartan Plaids. 30 do Cash meres. 35 do Plaid Cobarge. 4." ilj Blue and Itr.cvn Cotiiirgs. 25 do Merinos. oti d7.eli Woolen Shirts ami Drawers (W Grey mixed).

lit. and .inn Colored aud A bite Ibs.is d Skirts. An Assortment of Comforts, Hosiery, Glovef, Threads, Belts, cliambrays , Y.dv. i Ribbons, Tttffeta Bihboaa, Comba, Hair Pins, Suspenders, Ac, which makes our assortment more complete, and all lor sab- LOW AS THE LOWEST. KKKX PBBSTOES. Tll.l. OJ H.l.-X'll .l.-C I MINED To SUCCEED IIKTKH. 3& GEOKr.K THOUNIIILIj takes plmmr in il ormiiir Ii in old enstomen that in the quality an 1 tyle of bli woi k, be flatters himself be canuol be excelled. He may etill he found at tho corner "f Second and KsJn strt-etMT where the cludcest Hai -newH and Saddles off ererj de.soriition cau be dttaiued on the best oftermf. W Repairing done with n atnesa and dispan fa Second-haml H-n - tUxvium hatid (h! -WML TA U UbBJPSLiM S 1 IJ MM M 10 WW assortment of new Btylrs for Winter, iost r.xpres.-. and for sale cheap for casli, at VAl 1 1 KB .t HABCONNIKK S. TO JlMS.LMiR " aViAAif n r id and all size sihak'Ts. H ptl UNPRECEDENTED INDUCEMENTS To Cash Buyers. wwmtsiii.yn to y.-vv it k.i s k ,n - WW business and build up an eztcnaiva Cash trade, I will, Worn the kith of this mouth, October, Make a Deduction of 10 per cent, to Cash Buyers. My stock id lare and freh, comprUin tlie nsoat Desirable and Fashionable Staple and Fancy Goods of the season. And I am confidant thatcaah buyers will be Enabled to save fully 10 per cent. by calling at the the; WM. M. No. .' DIN Main octI3-2nd FALL TRADE I860. men i j. coaBTKn. wm. wo CONNER &. WORM AN, war-o o i. i. -, a EiiERH WW Boots and Mhh-, No. Pearl -rr twee ii Vim' and Race streets, Cisn innati, obi Keen a large at'ek uf . aatuai and rastVn a whii h isQaWared to tbe trude at lurtct pri ea. eus21 -3aad

BUSINESS CARDS.

(SUCCESSOH TO A. KCItTZ. I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL fONFEITlONER & BAKER, Manufacturer ol c'auuies. Cakes, rupn, Ac, dealer in Orau.-s, Lemr.ni., Ac, aul Nuts of all kinds. 6i"UrJiT5 from parties attended to at shortest i notice. 1 BdJ' S ..e age at for taltbjr's Unriralod Baliij wore Qysters, No. LS South Fire.t atreet, between Main and LocosT, ETtTOdVlllB, lad. For sale rhenn ' for cash. oofJ4-ly JOHM A. R EH ir.77T. JOHN A. UANJCT. ORESCENT CITY 37 CZ XJ IKT 33 Xfc. "5T . EVANSVILLE, IND The proprietors of the UEESRXatT CITY . QUE DRV Is u leave inform th.-ir friends and tli. pub lie in reueral thai ihei are fall) prepare.! W mak order all iuds AfHINFRY eeded lor Mi Ha or Si aimhartories of anv kina. aviii" a great variety of patUirus for M a L I. ii IB ABIS6! " a-;v Kle, and STEAM ENGINES r any power redhired. Also manuf.i. fnrers of IIISTII.LKEY AND MININU M ACII1NKHY, TOBAO00 SCEEW8 AND EI Nf SHE US, MALT MILLS; SASD, MI LKY AND IMPBOVED Circular Saw Mills, GUMMING MACHINES, IRtN" FRONTS for HoiSjas; CHINESE SUGAR DANE Mil. US, STEAM BOILFRS IMPROVED LARD TANKS, mil tn fad everytlirng in the EON Kill NUliV AND MAI'IIINK IiUSINKSH BMLmSS CJMTMJSriim THRESHING MA CIIXFS, id Power' complete, of Ihe latiwi improved at jle. 1 75 ROVED STEAM GAUGES, GUM BELTING AND PACKIWO, WROUGHT AND WELDED RIPE, F.AD AND COPPER PIPE, AND FIRK BRICK, N UFA! l BrEKB1 PEiCES. Hi.') t pr e ale. ays pa d M ETA LS, 1 Corner Canal and Ingle ti-et KK1TZ iiASIICV. nen sant to all parts to put up Ma repairs in Boilers. iSHING MACHINES and f. ' sale. J.22 and di Til R Notice to the Pu b 1 i c ucMovan r. No. 67 Main st. bet. Second & Third, Is opt ii v itli a ipleDaiu nsMrlniNil f Prtrea fruni '-J5 rls. to $1H. 1SKAE I. 11 1 T T E SBEKG, JrJVIlMBM OI'TII f.f.V, JWJtJVVMCZt tnrer of the newly Invented and improved Spaatacl opp. i nThese PabMea, , No. 4, Third St.. bet. Main and Locust, cut City Hank Boildtng, Evansville, f ml. B leleb rated Bpaotacwa are m a. loot israzillan f and eoaatrncted Ii accordance with the nhv of n :.iii re. in t.i .iieciiliar form ol a phi! concavo-convex, winch can ts useii oy rue oiu anj young, cither bv day or candle light, with perfect e a-e.and no unpleasant feelftg to the . y.-s that m my experience lr..m using mo couiiiion kiuo. i ney miu to stn t Ii n and Improve the sight, as will be sei. aing teetiasonaah) urora thow. u.iug It r'rfiii flauwifl iVr, E. inn i baai il a nair ot Siwclachui tn I have Uttenbei to the eyi pobUc. I take, of I. Bill satisfacti, Fri m 1. 1 h found Ihrai lo ! perfectly aey Hie I i fully recommend tl am to ftsa s. Ssraaaaai '. real pleasure iii racomntensItBg the glasses saberg to the public. They give groat uhjr IV. B. Moore Bonnnfffs, lml. . usloiiied to use ar reral kinds of apec- ... easy tO Ihe eve its I'..r years past I have been a. ti Acia sight, an. I have tried s. tacles, bill 1 have found Hon.I . Iti i tenia rg's. I lo in lo the pub! take plsaslire ill ret oliilllelldlllg PritttetOA. Gtbmu rc.Mttii, flkf. II u log pin . based, and lor some lime used, the Brazilian Pebble Hpeotio-lea, gotten up by Mr. I. Bitteabergv fomaerly ol Indianapolis, and now of Evansville, we can most co rd laity ren.inmend them as being easy for Ihe evt-s, and In all ieapnOi a good arti. b. Bar. JOHN McMASTEB, G.N.J KB AI'LD, JOSEPH DEVI N , J. J. h I RE MAN, SAMUKL WHITS FIT. BOBBBT DUNCAN, martl dhartf K I.I.IOTT. .ll.l.Vt K.I IT I' It K H ol Saddles, Harness, Hi i lies, Ac, L- epa constantly on band a full aaeortxm ut of saddles of every kind and price, Harness, Collars, Whips, Fly Nets. Saddle Bags, Ac, aV., at No. 2 FIRST ST U R FT. Foster's IM.sk. Evansville, Ind. aK? ' to-pairing aaatly done. aug.'t P HI LI I" I) E C K R U, (Succe-sor to rbsk. r A Kramer), UFA CTURER OF LARD stiAI Al CARDbES, OfL, A Iso an extra article of it "V-VJ, HJyU4 fVfff . P.-alern in Rosin, Beds, Am1i-i, fc. Also PURE CATAWBA WINE, of our own ratling, in qaanalHssi to suit pnrahaaara, Ki JaTanfn tlrttt hel. Ktrtl X Neiond. KV.ANSVILU:, IND. sWyTi i ilia i lath, m 110 flag a" ahper naajaaanhia in lata a janjo iy iiiiGi': tools: j. a J. G SMITH, No. 1K7 Mailt street, Cor. Seven tift, r v a iy s v i Bf .v . gi RJlTRIt h I'OR TfiK PAST PJIT WW renssrs bestowed apon thi-m, 1m -z i v ! inform their friends and the community in geuoral that with the aid of new mat hiiK-rr, thy are 'iih bbed to turn out work superior lo that of any Kant, vi ii make. Tfanss whs wish tobave (rnsd TOOlaS, and at tibs same time encourage home mauufacturo, cap Hiippl tbemsetveS at tho factory. Hatchets, Ax. , Iloeti, Iriiw-Kuivec, Tork Clear ers, MillerPicks, and Edgtd Tools of all biads, made of double refun d cast -iteel, and warraiir'd sqna to any in use jau2ll J. m. CLEICHMANN. KVANsVlbbK, (NDt A It A. W-iJ''mrMv-9 f'Tf'R iiR JJX'Mf WHOI.K ft r M aale Dealir in Pure Cider and Extra Family Vinegar. Orders from a distance will receive prompt attention. N. B. Thitj Vlasgar has t.-.ke:i the intmiuiu at tbe South -Western Indiana District Fair Mst Octolr. Orders fnr Vinojzar will be refeivtsl at the factory or at II. Nelavu & Co. 'a Auction Kooiu on Mailt utreet. Sixth streets nenr Fulton Avenue, Lauiaco. jnne26-dk.w 1 M 1 OH TA X T TO JlO L'SEK EK1EIIS E. R. DURKEE & CO.'S Select Slices. f 1 LJI Ja "T t: H if -Vol .VAT JUH solntely and perfect !y pure, but iriouud from Iresb Spicei, selected and eUvtiH'il by us expressly for the pornose, without reference to cohi. They are beaiutifully packed in tinfoil (lined with piper), to prevent iujury by kucpin., and are full weight, while the ordinary pound Spie s art almost invar iablv short. We warrant them, in point of Htrentii and ricbaess of flavor, beyond all comparison. an a single trial will abundantly prove. annfactsr. i only by K. It. lt'KKh,K ACO., feb'20ifd.frw ISl IVarl Mir NiwYork. .ii. ' JOH.VSO.r, HOOK Kit A Nil Blank Bonk Manufacturer first st. net. Main and fstisnt. KVAN8VILLK, 1NMANA. &r Blank Boxiks rated, p:i asjd madetoorder ol tbe best pap-r, tin m a Memorandum to the largest Lsdger. atusic and Mm4. ii. - bound in auy style. jcltj-diwtf

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INSURANCE.

Insurance Agoncy, ALLEN C.HALL0CK Kvauii . : . CNDXBWEITKB AND GKNKKAT. iN.-l ItAKI K AGENT, ArorsTr.R or Avrnvrs-. imi Notakt Ptmic. Ue raaaaktuea to bso-.- Policies tr ui red ral Kirn Clas an l most reliable DfSD RA XCE COmPAltrES In the Cof$ntrji,u Inland and I'ire I.'iili. He will aleio receive applications for L1 K INSURANCE. He Mill attend to ihe A.ljuetmciil of I.oasea of every ib teripttou uuiliT polifie.j from other aencits, and att.'iol t. the Bettlemenl ol a'l 10Vtars on uei ted witli INSUEANCE, for parties intoraalad. His long experfehoa aa ao IvscRvNcr AgI'.nt, has made him (amDIai1 wilh r.H tnlijects connechfld with naarahce. arufri.e. Marble llall ItniMmK, Ifo.9 Main NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., Cash Capital, $300,000. CASH aVSSKI v. w. ;. BASTiSps A. S3? ,OUO V. HASTINGS. Prea't. lasaiia agaAsM Vm and daaaaare by Fir, on Dwellings ami their -..., w in-,, M.iuuta. l..i lea, Milla, Storehouse, Stt'i ki ol Mel i hsu.lise, at fair and reaaonahte raten ol premium. Policiea pron.plly Isflhoo an. I loaeee a.ljuted for tlie iompany by A. C. HALLOOarS BOH, Agaata, MajtSSta II ill Balldiaat, Main treet, "eptll Kfaaunrilh), Iiob ma. ii o m lis it S if i t itrf fOm9 ir sfjw voiijc. 1 T .1 !ro:ilwav Wits I ONE ft! 1 1 Asset's jvi.y LION DOLLARS The Ilorne I nsurae. . le.ss or Pafnaa by l-'ir.-contelils. fot a lerni ol most lavoral.le ti rms. ! of Mfcri b .i .li-v Pi .'io and nil nsu aide i ..p. Paten and oti n.i teal -on th ..oi 1 lo are . Masiisau INLAND NAVIGATION And Transport ai ion , HhtpknentH n Lakstt, UansAs and liaiiro.tiiN, us bi of the risks will bear, wwh tWiriies aud ihe lompaiiv. the rtlTers, is t he u.it ara i the is ured Adnrtlttsr all tosses i.iiilv, and promtly paying them. CIIA8. J. MAKTIN, Ci. Vt. A. V. VII,MAi:i ll, Viee Prea'l ,i. !.(ii.ton Barren Secretary, John HcQsk, AssI .s . ppli-ittiu.H made ti and aoticles iasuetl by A. IIALIjm'k .V SuN, a( , artftSS Marble II ill Kuiidin Mala street. INCORPORATED 18 17. IKiitMcfcOMPY OF . HARTFORD, CONN. Capital, - - - $250,000. C. w. i TK, Se. 'v. S, II. I'Lli i. II. BOWHKS, Praa'l l.ellelal A;ellt, aVaidioe at CMili ago, Ills. ('ASM CAPITAL .fc SURPLU 10. This Iompany insures against loss and daulSKS by I'iro on Dwellinga and their Jonlenis, Stores, Warehouses, St.M-hs ..I Merrhnndie, and all insurable pfauarfta at as rea.ouabbi rates ot araaaloai a, any othar solvent and reliable Company, AiijArfiity laaaarabarlgi aaal poaiaf thm utioiaatfa, Al ldl. aii-.us m ole to and IVilb ia issued bv A B IIAI.I.m K A SUN.. Mai Ide Hall BuiUlhurs, Main st., aiiK'2l-Id I i W:.VII r . Iwl H ARTFOR D I HARTFORD, CONN. INCORPORATED 1810 II A It T It It I K T V A is With aSoccessfnJ Bosineai Kxperienco of ZET" if t y ST o ct r . Casli 4 uHhI x - mo ( iiplfnl mid Mirphis In-uiaiH t- nts .iin-it Loss or Dainasjs by Fire, on Dwellings, I'm nit ure, Ptr.rrK, V;i rehouse, Mrrbandit, M it N, MAnuiactories, and other K md sl pronertr. can be directed in thin Com pans upon as favoinble tetoss mh tb- nature of the i i-il;i and hi ciirity to rob- holders sill admit, I'AUTK i i.Ai: ATTKNTION siren to insnriBg Lraifan snsperty, consist Ins; ofDwslllncSi Itarnn, and oucbuildiugs corihm ted, and aTnrnltnre, Livestock, Hay, Giain, Varminsj Ttenslls, 4c.. Xc, coutined tberiu, !( Lim ol yeMTit ,l LOW rates of prjuiiiim. UKFJQCE8: T. t. Allyn, Sarretary. II Huntington, Pres't. c. ft. f jawiu. ftmi'l Mao's, w . N Bowers, Actosrjr, I). Alexamb'i, fleneral Agenl l"r the Wsstara and South Western 3tatea, uolambns, Ofcfto. f, (ir.iliaui, Aa't b-ie iiii Agenl foi I be Western tnd S'Uitb Wttm St:it-H, Ootumbns. iii,. ApplieulioiiH for losnrSSBSS may iNtnsads to the uudi-roiiiod, the duly aut lioi ized A fronts of t ho t'.unpany. A. C HALLCMJK M SOaT, .K't. inm r. M.nblo II. ill Buildiu , stein street sosj23-lvd WHEELFIi & WILSON'S 9. SEWING MACHINE, No. 5 First Street, betseeo Jlain and Lacnst MMWK OF I KB TO Tti: i'i itln ' ww WlieelaUr .( Wilsona mprorod Sewing Us I chins at reduced frio-r, with increased coDftdence j in its meritu ss tne unt and most rsttable nusrfle I sewing ssacttine now in use. It h.-wh uiii arefl i on the thickest or thineet mbrics; mattes tbe lock I stitch Impossible i. nnrarel, nh tho assential a4raBttage of being alike on both sides, tbrming ns ' rblj;e or chain on the under nidt ; in simple in eon i Htruction, BSOrS nM-,-dy in BSOvenftSSt, arid nioia : durable than any other Btacblne. xi- lull in- ; h rurtioriH to enable the pun lior to SSW ordinary 1 trams, stitch, hem, fell, quilt, gather, bind, and i tin k, all on the same machine, and wrarrantsd lor i three years. We aHokeepon eoustantly hand afoll assort BBSMl i of Siner'rf mibChiinea. t Circulars containing teatimonials of the abova machines, from persons ot tho bigbesl standing Ka.it and Went, giving prices, Ac., will i furuialjed . gratis, on annUcntiou in person or b letter, ft-bOH- V M. SKLLMAN. "The American Clothing JIous." OUR STOCH Oi-' tiK1iM ..iVJV 07por Clothing is nov rompiete, togsthsr wtth a full line ot U styles of Fancy Notions and WmrnisbfegCrnons, all ot which we o&sr to the Wholewale trade, and will guars nt as them t . iw sihV , taction iu qnsJity, style, and price. We would alio aanosnsosbs the cHisesai nl Bvansv ills, and lotahs rt-taii tradt neranv, thai iu addition to our wholesale stock, are will keep a Hiierior line off n for Raraiisisu. lu this Use ue will sell exclusively for 'ash. hut we ,tu and will tdier go.xis b.wer thau they wte ever Hold by Ihe regular ;. rti.-i- in this nty. Try us,andbefor vcurselves. WV. X. FHKSCH "(., eepta.6 It'o. 20 Main street-

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