Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 66, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 November 1860 — Page 1
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EVANSVIL DAILY JOURNAL VOLUME XIII. EVANSVILLE, fND. SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER U. 1860. NUMBEK 66,
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BaThe prlrUcga of yearly auvmtsiers w omitcd to their own iininisllann bnalllS i in their own i nun-; ml! tut rrrertsassaimtT fr the benefit .f other persona, as well as legal adrertlsiine nts md adverUseaaonts of auction sake, and ilnrlMMmi with ;tii. nami' of otluT rm, w et in hy tbem, mud be said for at the usual rate. nea Ho re port, resolution or proccdiiiK of Mrporatiou, society, ss.,riatiou or public meeting Kiul do uanmunirntlon dodood to call attention to my uuitti i "l limited ol Individual in tenet cun I inserted, Balean paid for at an advertisement. n Contract tor yearly edtnieiijg win not le liao sitlnued unless uerair to thati-fTo-i ia l-ft at iin- ..nice, and when dlacoutimwd in trap than a roar, the pri e uf the whole . n will ne raarged. , Lsajal advertiaementa hereafter, ill he pulahed'at the expetisi id the attorneya onleroiir. and io dnlayable tor ; gal yroceodir-ita, hut collectable if our nanaf tilno. a?v J-tr tome tor Job Work and transient adver.lsomenti are ( ASH.
PUBLISKXD BY A M KS H KcNXKtY Bettor. - M. TIIAYF.K, iVen'i Baaaaen Manager JNO. II McNKKLY, Snjf JMV. A I Department. THE VI KM Of Till; EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY. Journal Buildings, Lorusf St., rtrtt ana Water. BUSINESS LOCALS.
( iiRDKe of Uiiiliond Tiwie A general change of running time takes I effect Monday next on Western Railroads. The- new time-table ol the Kvansville an Crawfordaviiic- Iluilrvatd j$ bclore .us. it takes effect on Monday, Nov. 25tri;"at five o'clock, A. M.
There will be
ter --the mail t freight and accOni le.'ives here goini
!EWS BY TELEGRAPH. B V THE R. W. LINK. Exclusively for the Journal.
House to Rent. A Brick House, come ot First and Locust streets, with five rooms Kitchen, ami Cellar, also, pood Well. Knquire of Francis Link. nov. 22-2td
re Haute at
train
two trains lite coming wintruin and the " mixed "
lodation The mail train north, at 9:40 o'clock, tnceton at. 1 1:22, Vinlllivan at 2:37, l". u , Term Returning', toe rriaii
California Hewn. The weather continues fine, mil trade tvilli filie Cotrntry' steady. The coming week should bring the jobber; into market, but not largely. It is heliercd that the total vote of the Slate will riot vary far from 1 15,000. Taking the votes already returned, 105,868, Lincoln has 3',03ti; Douglas, 33,836 : Breckinrtiim 9 AQA Roll i;l.f Liemla'a ma.
iority over' Dou'irlas, U50. These returns ' K've Lincoln u majority of 1,150 ow Doug
COMMERCIAL
Arrival of the Pony Kiprcia. St. Jostpn, Mo., Nov. 23d. By Pony Kxpress. we hart- dates from San Francisco to the lutti inst.
The election returns, as far as heard from,
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one hundred different dispatches. Mistakes """raiui, ami u IS prooaoie iw inisianea i -rr - ...owu.. A i , iou oum! ' L .1 e 1 -II VintAr r.i.l DliiCti.rn of 1 OK in i.i n . . 'J. .n
las. These retjrns were all
Mew York Market. New York, Not 23. Less doing n flour, but the market is unchanged ; sale s 9200 bbls. Rye flour unchanged ; suies : bbls. Whisky steady : sales 650 bbls at 19J20. Wheat, market lc better, with a moderate export businass doinrr, sales i . , 90 bush Chicago sprina at 1 OSfoil 10, 16000
receivd bv Dusn Milwaukee Club at 1 1 :((,, ; C: . W I 1 U 1 ITT " . - . . .
liarn pl,-iHr .n,irr,,3 IV. ... ,..,n 1 1 1- -.ml .... B OCCUrreU. 1JOU1' I .IS W 111 galU a leW
ofliciul cottut"will be required to determine ' hun'irei ' remainder of the State that certainly whether Lincoln or Bmigms lias the i ls t0.be lleard frotn- ani1 " is thought that
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BRINK. MEYER & CO., SOUTHERN STOVE WORKS, Evatisville, Ind. Manofafttoren of Stoves, Hollow Ware, Railiagi II. in-- Kronta, Verandahe. Balooniea, aad ('imtinga in ip ... !. ( topji r, Tin, and Shi .-t Iron Ware. i ah n Boom : Main street, nearly opp. site the Court House. Foooderj near Month Pigeon Ceaaa. t, in let m promptly attended to. Jnuutt Ban. Jacob Sinaich & Son. WHOLESALE BAKERS, I'.-r,!.i- in BOAT STORES, ii '.iler NT. ht. IVnt difi'J .rra.tfr.
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- v i : 1 - . Ind "1. chantH will always find a full i ock ol Dry (1-h-i!.. Mo.-tH, Shoes, ilatrt :iril Caiie. at itii. HoMa9. which wi' lievMdxiBi fair term. f.ep21 V I I. i. I A .11 II. AX E, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, Cor. firs I mad Sycamore Sta. Partictrlar attention paid t. tin repairing of Makal, Kei . j.tiiiK, aiol KI NK M'AXt'UKS. CO" li Hug and IFeddma, (iriU mally Wntiru.m enarOtf
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street, Kan-ivtlie. Inilmna, Wholeaale fieal-
i it. Uroceriea ami all ki'i'ln ot Prodaoe, Nails, .hi-., Wliii- I, in. ii, Oenrelit, Cotton Yarn, White Lead, Linseed Oil, Ac, Jtc Mso, couatantly on biual a full stock of Saah, Panel lhaata, Ac., of ail lixea. ap-JS
IIFMIY MEKAt's
Sc. NIEHAUS,
DBAUtBS IN DRY CSrOODS, BOOiS, SilUKS, HATS. CArS, Ac.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
E. Q. SMITH, CHAIR MAN IT F ACTL RER,
I Mark. -t street, Kvnnsville, Ind., will
... . r. ou Band and niak(. to order every variety of
( !aue and N ood Seat I'M A I Its. The Trade supplied ii Inwestrates. tlotela, StaamtloasB and Halls fur 41-I10.I promptly to order. All work warranted. jao!ly
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THE SEASON OPENED ! jr j.n i hk mv mm me, i m by Ad on- aapl use, the Celebrated Fresh Ii LTI MORI OYSTKB8, MOW rOBK HAY SIIKLL OYSTKUS,
MIl.Ktiltl), HAHLKM, OYSTKRS, PKI.AWAKK BAY OYSTERS, V A It ll.VXTBU FKESHI Pn4 fi with eepeeial care and attention. Cans a II filled, and fr. from shell. For sale hy tho s, half ease and can. Oreat iudut-?menta offered ii- disli.m and eoiisuniers. .1. V. KKI.K KB, Sole Airent, I .r 1 f 1 1 Set. 107 Mfo-et., Eramnrflle, Ind.
tf l.lf.', 9t?j ff HA'MTO.V, ICUOLXMV and t;. t. 11I OKOCKB AND IMIOVISION
kealel in C-ordaa, Nails, Glass. CePlaster Paris, Ac, No. 12 Main
tSf Gall at Lyons's, and get a splendid warm, heavy overcoat. He is selling them very cheap. A vocal class for Misses and young ladies
meets every Saturday morning at 11 o'clock in Marble Hall. Tuition free. All who desire improvement in vocal music are invited to attend. C. C. GbkBwo.
liiuNKMKYKU & Co. have removed then sales room for their 9toves from Meoker'f building to the new brick opposite the ( !ourl House and adjoining Keller's gtin fitctorv. They have some fine samples of stoves on hand. ttA,. Ladies and gents wishing to have dry feet and preserve their health, will do
well by calling at Xo. 8, Second street, where they can be accommodated with :i very .-uperior article of extra double ! Caiters and Boots of every style, Kid, Mo rocco, and Calf; Lasting Gaiters Congress, extra quality. John Rabcb, nov24-5td Kvansville, ind. Notice. Wo are requested hy Mrs. Hines to state that her husband, Joseph Wines, ha3 been gone from home about three months, and that she fears something serious has happened to him. Any information that can be given of his whereabouts will he gratefully recived by her at the corner First and Oak streets. nov. 24 ltd&w. Will our exchanges please copv and confer a favor on a needy woman ?J The late Abbot Lawrence left $50,000 to be converted into model lodging-houses. teiyAll tho Richmond and IYtersburirli
(Va.) banks have suspended specie payment. Thb German Republican Club at Shelbyville recommend P. H. Reinhard, Esq., tor j the office of State Librarian.
Haute nt 7:00, a. m.i 8:20, Vk.connes at
10:0o, Princeton at 11:22, and EvansviHeat 12:48, v. m. Passengers leaving Indianapolis abom midnignl will connect with the train which reaches here al 12:48 r. M. The acrommoilation ami freight train, going north, U leave this place at 6:4, a. at., aiol refich Princeton H ': 10, Vincenties
Slate. Doiigliis will probably gain a few votes ou the remainder of (bo Stjtte, but the i profaabi 1 i ties are now iii Lincoln's favor. As : near as can lie ascertained the members of ! the Legislature elected stand, Seuatc,'. Doug- ' las Democrats, 5 Breckinridge, and 4 Re1 pubMcaO; House 40 Douglas, 21 Breckin- ; ridge atni !'.) Republicans. Of the 17 SenaI tors who hold over from lasi year 1 1 are : understood to lie Douglas, 2 Republican and
i 1 Breckinrtdee. under the circumstances
there are alreadv numerous
Douglas Demo- I 'publicans
nothing but the official count will decide
the contest. It is generally thought, however, that Lincoln's chances ire the most favorable. The members elected to the California Legislature stand : Senate 9 Douglas Democrats, 5 Breckinridge, and 4 Republican ; House 40 Douglas, 21 Breckinridge, and 1 9 Republican. Of the IT Senators holding over from last year, 1 1 are understood to be for Douglas, 4 for Breckinridge, and 2
' CtsTDon!) Piatt and lady, of Ohio, ha; "! fiocn in the city for two or three days pa, $
i oiv ior opmrgnem, hi. .nr. Piatt is ' professional ufficfvsoekar, a lio was a'Demi crat so long as it was prolita.ile, and is noi
a rxepuoiican because the distribution
t.: Ii aves and fishes is on that side.
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Our friends of the Journal are ungene t ..... -.1 II .. ti:-.. . i - . . .
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and Buchanan, may well be excused for d
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:'!7, I'. M . and Terre ning, this train will :.!), A. and reach iiic unes nl ! o:40, ., and Kvansville at rn mail trains pass 11 Ai Decker's staation meeljj the dow n
I- tb,- dow 11 ac nd down accomb 'tlu-r hi Yin voiTakos the lip 11 : and lie- down 11 com modal ion at
g for Dr. Gwin'fi place in the Among them Gov. Downie,
James A. McUousall. S. W.
crais nspirn
u . rs. senate. Gen'l Denver
Judge. The contributions to the Washington Monument fund on election day at San Francisco, Sacramento and Marysville exceeded $1,300. Returns from I he balance of the State have not been received. More than $I00,60A was wagered on tho result pf the Stato election 5n San Fram-isco alone, ami some parties ate suspicious that the election returns may have been falsified iii some instances by parlies interested in bets. The total vote cast in San Francisco was 14,415; more than 30O0 excess over last year's vole.
ftre returns from three counties in Ore
gon are unexpectedly favorable for Breckinridge. No other returns have been received.
'flic It. inks 1111,1 the Vlitanclal Pre an ana. Boston, Nov. 23. A meeting of Bank olbcers is being held here to-day in relation to tiie financial crisis. New Vouk, Nov. 23. The measures adopted on ednesday by the associated Banks, for relieving the financial pressure, meets with universal approval. Tne
Banks creditors are satisfied and conse
quently the calls lor specie are few. Cur-
winter red western at 1 25 in store; 3ooi
bush white Indiana and Michigan at 1 .;5. Rye quiet ; sales 1300 bush at 63(i,7o. Barley, a little more doing ; sales 675 bush at GSfTiiTO. The ilertoinil for ern i l.- n.-l i rm
and scarcely so firm ; sales 51000 bush at 64 ! kem at the Court of St. Cloud, und
()6; tor mixed western, afloat and in store; 66J for prime southern yellow ; 7a for small parcels white southern. .its 35(a) 37$. Pork firmer, but less active ; sales 450 bbls at 16 7517 00 for mess, and 10 75 1 1 00 for prime. Beef unchanged. Lard dull and heavy ; sales 100 bbls at 1 1 j(. , ; , Butter and cheese unchanged. Stocks active and better.
John V. Mason, and returned home to Ci
1.11111.11.1 10 uecoine a licputilicaii. Lelore ;
was -apposed that the patty could elect i
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comers. tSrother Luse.
the people that the census just j rency is still fluctuating, the closing rates
yesterday being 19(20e discount for
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C. K. 16. tUlillsloa I i Kiirki llle. r readers will be glad to le.un that tin - road is now in running order, and KirSoue can, mi and aft- i Moti-lav next, and from llockville Itv railway. The
information relating to this new kc from the Terre Haute Express:
lolm Ingle, jr.,
completed, making the population of
cilt tint CO find, is far short of thl
population. The People's Reform ticket lor the Municipal officers of Sail Francisco was elected oTitire by majorities ranging from 600 to 4,000. This is the fifth lime tin- Reform Government, which was inaugurated by the Vilfiiance muiitlf e of 185n has been endoMod at popular elections, and the majorities just received are larger than ever be-
Sootbern States, .r(7i10c discount for Western, South-western and Middle, and Jlc dis
count for New York and New Knglaud
Baltimobb, Nov. 23. The Banks to-day discounted largely, to the relief of merchants. There was no great demand for specie. Stocks have improved slightly, but
the general aspect ot business affairs is un changed.
nt
this road,
David k Mo-es A beams, jobbing merch
Unit the l ist rail I ! OSJl Franc ISCO, tailed on the 8th tor $
(f the extension to Rock villa will be laid this morning, and by time this paper reaches our readers, the iron horse will have made his first, visit to the county scat of Parke. This atnouaceiuent we know will be a source of unalloyed gratification to all of our citi.en. The Kxpress then gives the running arrangements, as follows : On .Monday next, Nov. 26, and for a few days, till a faster and Mparmte passenger train can be safely put on, a mixed train
1100. Their creditors, who mostly reside in the city, are partially protected. The Pony Express with St. Louis dates of October 26th, arrived at San Francisco on the 8th inst. Partial returns have been received from the three southern counties of Oregon, with the following result: Jackson Go., Breckinridge 072 ; Douglas 399 : Lincoln :;77. Douglas Go., majority for Breckinridge 200. Josephine Go., majority for Breckinridge, 200. This is unexpectedly favorable to Breckinrichre.
Instructive r'li-e.
i.owKi-i., Mass .ov. 2.1. mere was a
fire here last night at Whipple's Mills,
which destroyed property to the amount of
5-10,000 or 12, 000. Among the sufferers are O. M. Whipple, owner ot the building, A'jdiew J. Cowley, manufacturer of woolen goods, George Naylor, carpet manufacturer, and C. R. Settle, dyer. Eighty persons are tbrowti out of employment.
QaB The Grand Encampment I. O. ('. F. adjourned at Indianapolis on Wednesday evening, and the Grand Lodge on Thursday forenoon.
for passengers and freight, will be rim b twee 11 Terre Haute and RuckvUe as follow Sundays excepted : Leave Terre Haute, 7:30 a. i Arrive at Rockvillc,...". 9:30 " Leave llockville, ln ;:o " Arrive al Terre Haul -, 12. 30 P. 1
Way The second clerk of the Diana has our acknowledgments for the New Orleans Picayune, True Delta, and Delta of Sunday, Nov. 18th.
fHS$' Tiv bad weathei, yesterday, lunde a materia! difference in business, though times were (lull enough before. Very little produce arrived. V heard nl no transactions in Pork and of but few in Wheat. The former article is nominal at $S 00 per 100, as there seem to be no buyers al those
I figures. Wheat ranges from 90c to 1 00. stay- The Adams Express Company has j Notwithstanding the pressure in money our thanks for frequent newspaper favors matters and the apparent scarcity of proconferred on this ofliee through the iiucom- j "luce, our business men are still hopeful and moduli ng Agent, Mr. Fish, and messengers 1 Mre anticipating a decided change for the Ferry and Davis. j better in a few days or weeks at farthest.
1 ney iiniiic tin- urc-eatiBg flurry will s um vapor.Ce of itself, and that tin- obstructions in the c:irrcncy will bo removed.
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meut. Powder, 1 reel, near the
Tkxas Elkction. . he Galveston Civil-1 ian says Breckinridge's majority over Bell J and Douglas combined will be 30,000. Every county, as far as heard from, gives Breckinridge a majority. He received every vote cast in Brazoria county.
Canal, Kvansville, Ind.
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Iowa Election. The figures of the Iowa election, nearly all official, are : Lincoln 46,014, Douglas 34,812, Bell 91 I. Breckinridge 741. Lincoln over Douglas. 11,202 ; over all, 9,517. tt3i The vote in Maryland against the law virtually enslaving the free negro residents in the Slate, stands as follows Against the law, 13,789 ; for the law 4,301 ; majority against the law- '., tss.
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u',. The wi-athor, yesterday, was latter cold. Tin: nir was filled with Hying particles of snow that cut like a Luifc, and there vas a manifest disinclination on the part of ii r people, tiinin nlmilt iinv more Mian there was an absolute necessity for. These use slinging limes lor the jioot . Money is f can and labor in slight demand. Tl.u Wealthy, who have large open hearts, w ill have to see that the poor do uottutior. A ilojllar spent in feeding the hungry and warming tim freezing, is one of the best investments so far as true satisfaction ns concerned that can possibly be made. We trust many in our cite w ill 111. ike li e investment..
Ulssnmrl lioml. . As much of the Illinois and
currency ailoat is based on Missouri bonds, it is interesting to know their standing. So long as interest is paid on such obligations before maturity, they are considered safe, unless under very extraordinary circumstances that are not likely to happen with Missouri. To show how Missouri bonds should be regarded, we copy tw o paragraph from tho St. Louis Republican of the 22d : As regnrd? Has payment of the interest on our State bonds and the bonds of the county filling due presently in New York, it may be austven-d in reply to some iniUtricf that with those well informed there is m doubt of its being met promptly. The county has entered into arrangements that insure its being placed in New York at the day. Negotiations are in progress for anticipating the Stale roveuue So as to make it certain that the interest on the State bonds w ill be paid promptly. Statu I stkkkmt. The Treasurer of Ibis State publishes that he will lai prepared lo pay tint interest fallinc due ou all the Mis
souri next.
New York Items. Nkw York, Nov. 23d. Tho committee on the Wilson testimonial have decided on a silver tea service, with inscriptions recording the incidents of the saving of the pas
sengers and crew ol the wrecked steamer ... . Gon naught. The balance of the fund is in1.-. onsm j vej n, rniled Suites stocks. .
A. W. Spooiicr, President, and John Sweet, Manager of the Boone County Wild Cat Bank, Lebanon, Indiana, were arrested here yesterday, and will be returned to-day. Mr. Barnuui has contributed four thousand tickets of admission to his Museum toward the relief of the Kansas sulferers. Counterfeit 5's on the Western Bank of Philadelphia, and 3's on the People's Bank of New York, are in circulation. The jury in the crim. con. case of Orville Brown vs. Charles Davidson, returned a verdict of six cents damages.
The Kniinsa Difficulty. Nkw Yi-hk, Nov. 23d. The Washington correspondent of the Times says that Gen. Harney's orders are to exterminate Montgomery and his marauders in the most expeditious manner. Harney will have five hundred troops, cavalry and infantry, from Forts Riley and Kearney.
Cincinnati Market. CixcistNan, Nov. 23. Market very muelj unsettled for Eastern exchange, an i bankers are supplying their customers ut 1 premium, and are paying J for New Tqrk and Boston checks, but not buying Philadelphia or Baltimore. The paper of the suspended Pennsylvania Banks is Held at 3 bc discount for Pittsburg and Phi!aU-J-phia, and 10c for interior Ranks. Honey tight, but the demand is limited. The news from New York makes things look more hopeful, but that from Philadelphia and Baltimore counteracts it to a great extent. The market on all kinds of produce is stagnant!, and there is very littlo doing in any department. Hogs are dull, and few are" willing to pay over 5 75 for them. Nothing was done in provisions worth mentioning, and prices are nominal. It has bceu snow ing all the afternoon.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. PREPARE FOR THANKSGIVING.
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New Orleans Market. New Oblbans, Nov. 20. Sales of cotton yesterday nearly 4000 bales prices generally lower, but too irregular and unsettled for quotations of sugar, 200 hhds, at price's still more in favor of buyers ; prime to cuoiee 6J(64c of molasses, 1500 bbls at 252 7c for prime to choice ; prices steadier nothing reported in tobacco sales of flonr confined to 150 bbls, including 100 flat hoop superfine at :
soo; 200 round hoop ut the same, showing . w.v m: ot- rv t- tit: i. 'Ti a material decline ; 109 at 5 37, and 1 loo ! I Th; can 1 rerj -niperloi article, lustre-
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Rliemiatism. N. m !, , ,. Net-ions and Sick Head, iithe. Toothache S rethraat. oV.. r. F.ir sale hv M M BIRBBOWKB, Drnggist, 18 MainM., Washrnrton Bfarh
T 4 41.11 r M.JM.V OJP 4'MUMM'M iW all.l ifllid-. tvlieil Mill . nr.. 1 1. ....
I..v on.. nmdieaNau of Hie Oisnipoawd Atventtae 1-oliuii, j rep.-u-.-d only al WM. BJ KBPOWEB'S. firne isi
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extra, in four lots, at . Superfine was of
fered, in round lots, on the levee, under
o ou, wunout nnuing ouyers ; supply am- ! E P T F. 1VT K Ii1 P 1 Q a c pie sales of corn 4500 sacks, including A f m At 1 O 6 O
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Tlie KnitNas
fVABSAW, Mo., Nov.
UIHiculty. 3. Colonel Snyder,
with some Imir or five others, left Bolivar
Slate Bonds on the 1st of January yesterday afternoon, for Nevada City and This is timely notice we apprehend, ! the borders, to ascertain, if possible, the
JsaT"We have been told lately that Dr Hutchinson of this city not long since ex
traded thirty-two teeth from a gentleman's
mouth at one sitting, without the usi any means to quiet pain. Beat it, can.
(jl! AUTKHXY HBKTIKi!. 7 ly meeting of the present
, ...:il I..
f ' " to-day
held at 4211 i:nl to-morro
at the usual
first quarlerotilei -:;ce Teat
I street M. :. Chinch c. There will be sr-r-bours each day. Dr.
s. a a
tgIIoD. Henry S. Lane lias withdrawn from the private banking house of Elston & Lane, in Crawfordsville. The business will hereafter by carried on by Isaac C. Elston A Son. .
Davidson will preach. W days. The meeting' w ill unusually interestiirc
presume, on both no doubt, prove
(Orrespoudents of the Indianapolis
( Journal are warmly urging Hon. Caleb B. I Ssji'h for a place in Mr. Lincoln's Cabinet.
This paper was tho first to speak of the gen- ! ena nd turkey;, alive, w hich h
His eminent ' atlleil ami preiarci for fus cn.-tomers, in Hi
insuring tresbuess. besides, he lias ail tu
s3ri'banksgi ring comes next week, and people must have nice vi lu-ils in onb-r that they may fully enjoy the ilay. I'.y an .-ui-vortisenicut it .v ill be seen that Mr. J. P. Elliott, at his family grocery, Main slreet near Fust, has a large lot of Inn- fat chick
lily has
A. LEMCKE & CO., Deah'rs in Iroduecy AND Commission Merchants, Have removed to No. 34 Main Street. C. SCHMITT & STARK, Wlioll sale and B. tail Dealers in French, English & American PAPER H ANGINGS, MUSLIM AM) PAPKR ' aha ind Fixture, Battaia tlonds, Gilt Coriicie, Cnrtaha Pina anal Pai lor Mirrors. No. :; and S Firt stret t, Bwaann itle, Indiana. a(rli-1y James Steele,
h ct r f T r h rLT iw iit' Aru cpdv ! flotk of wilJ eesc' tii"1DS in the foTm of " KoItK'"N Smrs-rhe nmr Ar:,"ia ar" ia Btl. Ltltai nu I & LHtKKI, I lelter Vi due soulU seeking a milder cU- rived at Qaeenstown on the J:id and the EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. mate. They bad concluded to exchange I Africa reai bed. New Vork thai day. Bread's ASH, DOORS , WINDOW BLINDS, the wild rice marshes of the North for the j Stuffs were Steady and quiet. Piovis;ons
rice fields of the sunny South. doll. Victor Emanuel had accepted the sovereignty of the two Sicilies. Garibaldi
tleinan for such a position.
! abilities, public services, and long political experience eminently qualify him as an adviser of the President elect.
for all those who have persisteotlj saugjil lo depreciate the cridil of this Stale, without any good reason for if, and now let them hold their peace. S&Mf" James M. Ray, clerk lor the Commissioners ot the Smkito' Fund, and formerly CasUt-r ol the State L ink of Indiana, publishes a ,; last notice to the public " to 1 this effect ; L tnler the engagements of the contractors i for the redemption of the outstanding bank notes of the above Bank, all Effartd Arole on which the branch issuing is not discern- j able, will continue to be reilei uo d, by remitting to the undersigned, until the firtt day aj January m il attd ho longer. All other notes on which the branch is- ; suing can be ascertained will always be re- ; (Ii ented ou presentation to the contractors at the place where the brunch was located. Therefore, persons having any of the bills of the old Slate liauk so worn or defaced that the name of the branch issuing , them cannot be: asoertaiaed, should send them to Mr. Ray for redemption at once. No lime is to be lost. jts),. The work upon the Railroad is siill progressing. The track is being made ready for the iron, w hich is expected to arrive soon. According to contract, the sec- ' ond live miles of the road are to be completed by the first ol" January next. So far everything bids fair for the fat hi I men! of tin- contract. Ueuct. Md.
state of things in that section. He left the Polk county Rangers, whom he commands, in readiness to march immediately upon receipt of orders from him so to do, and we may soon expect later reliable information from the scene of disturbance. A gentleman just in from Gsccola informs us that the citizens of that section were in a great state of excitement, apprehending that Montgomery would push on to that place for the pur-pgae of taking possession of the Rank and contents, which could bo easily effected in the present unarmed condition of the inhabitants, the latest news of Montgomery's movements la.-ing that a portion of his band were at Ball s Mill, only twenty-five miles from Osceola, and it is feared that he will march on to the latter place. A small indent udent company of minute men left here this evening, well armed' for the scene of action.
100 yellow mixed at 68c ; 1200 (200 yel
low and 1000 yellow mixed and yellow) ut 70c; 640 yellow mixed at 70u7 72c ; and 2375 (225 and 300 yellow, 350 and 1500 white, in several lots) at 72c of oats, 1600 sacks St. Louis (100 in white Backs 1500) at 39c, and 1 100 (300, 300, 300, and 200) at 40c of bran, 700 sacks (200 ordinary, 200 and 300) at 1 00, and 1820 (500, 300, 710, 215 and 100) at 1 10 of hay, 150 bales western at ; 80, put clover, at 23 00; 150 at 23 50; 86 at '24 00 ; and 100 at 25 00 of pork, confined to retail transactions, at 20 00(jj)20 50 for mess of bacon, 20 tierces ordinary sugar cured hams ut 13c ; selling in small lots at 99c for shoulders, 12(7t)12,c for rib sides, 13 1(a) 14c for clear, and 1 4(21 15c for simar
cured hams sales of lard, 150 kets at
14c of lard oil, 40 bbls at 1 10 nothing reported in whisky sales of hides, 250 Mexican at 174c of Rio coffee, 275
bags at 14c; 100 at 14 .and 300 at 148c
nothing reported in freights filling un
for Liverpool at jjd for cotton, and Havre at c weather clear and pleasant no improvements in the market generally. Lincoln and Hamlin. Chicago, Nov. 23. Lincoln and Hamlin i received visitors at the Tremont parloi today. Everything during the hours of reception passed off pleasantly. It is estimated that over two thousand persons of ail ' parties were in attendance. During the
afternoon, Lincoln and his party
IM i i.v UBCKl i-r.s of HARDWARE & CUTLERY POU TUB IfMOLMHA LK TBADB. Decent purchase of a cbolee hh.ok at it-daoetl prices. Full invoices from American Maaulsa tare- Ihreet Importations from tUirMieid unci Wolverhampton (Baglswid.) Host Opening New and Beat Brands of AXES, 200 doz. AMES, and others, SHOVELS GRAIN SHOVELS. BRASS KETTLES. TABLE CUTLERY, 2,000 dozen. POCKET KNIVES, New Patterns. WADE' & BUTCHER'S RAZORS SHEARS AND SCISSORS. LOCKS and LATCHESGREENWOOD BUTTS. GIMBLET SCRE WS. MILL SAWS. T. and STRAP HINGES. HOOK TOOTH and CUT SAWSSPEAR & JACKSON'S HAND SAWS. WOOD SAWS.
Financial. Wiikki.ino. Nov. 22. The banks of this city suspended specie payment this morning.
They are in undoubted; condition, and will j
keep llieir tiote good currency. l'HihAOKi.eiiiA, Nov. 22. The Bank Presidents met at noon to-day to consider the propriety of suspension . Washington, Nov. 22. The Washington
batiks suspended this morning.
ted
some friends in the city
Wm. Kellogg, Member of Congress from COIL and LOG CHAIN the Tbinl District, arrived last night, Carl M A rVTT.T. A nrwl nTOVM
.... v. uva a taa
Schurz of Wisconsin and Hon. Robert Schenck of Ohio to-day. Mr. Lincoln will remain in this city over Sunday. Mr. Hamlin also remains, leaving on Monday for Washington, by the wav o! Cleveland, where he will stop one day.
ROPE.
LINEN and COT. TWINE BLACKING and INK. RIFLES and PISTOLS. SHOT GUNS, Single and Double. GUN BARRELS.
GUN TRIMMINGS.
New Mexican Mall. Ikdependbnce, Nov. 21. The New Mexican mail arrived this evening, a day behind time. Thev were detained be i -
snow storms trom Santa Fe to the crossing MEAL SEIVES. of the Arkansas river, and from thence the LANTERNS, roads were in a very bad condition. rTRY PANS News had reached Santa Fe from the vol- ffrff xy v f-ntWTTiC unteers in pursuit of the Navajoe Indians. vUxCxvY LitJIVlljo, The campaign was very successful. A large ! SLATES and PENCILS, numlier of the Indians was killed and taken ! fiTTiV PAP? Si y T-TinHa
nriimera nnn miro cl-,..!.- it,.,,, tl,-... ...... 1 '
able to take care of : also suUicient corn lo last through the winter. They have applied for more men to take care of the stock .
Territory. Mr. Williams is an old
Nokko'k, Va., Nov. 22. The branches of ! with 8now whit bair and fine appearauce
PURSES and P. MONAIES. NEEDLES. ALSO.
;.- ; BRUSHES and FEATHER Warsaw, Mo., Nov 23d. Judge Wil- I TjTT5TT7fR Q niaxii liams, the U.S. District Judge of Southern . tJ U O i. iliiVCS. Kansas, arrived here to-night. A meeting Large assortment Of WHIPS of the citizens was called, and Judge Wii- and LASHES.
iiams delivered a statement of allaus in tne lWrfTJ 4 WTfi A r rnoATti
uluouuii xuoxi A OUJuui
Winter must be on us, or so near
I as to be likely to come at any time and ; stay. Last evening we noticed a large
trimmings and make them "
your orders soon, Day eatables will scarce.
"condiments' necessary to go down nicely. Leave a, lor about Thanksgiving
in (Treat
demand and
Kikk. -The tobacco barn of R. G. lieverly, Esq., situated three or four miles c;ist of the city, was burned on Saturday night last. A small quantity of tobacco was consumed with the baju. Loss not very considerable. The lire w as supposed to be the work of an i ncetidiar v. Jfii'f. .Mail.
the Virfrinia Rank at Norfolk and Ports
mouth have suspended specie payment. The
f armers
pen led. rt ,. v v .. ,. :
- I'O". ..O .-VI1U03 itMlllj 1 T- . ,y I .1 , ,, , , ., r . , of Kansas. He urged the peop e not to tro have yet attended tho financial pressure. 1 t- . . r H , . i r. ,. ;i, ""to Kansas, but to protect themselves
.-noi o iijio.iuei.-, iiuiii me no iet i ni is oi .1 i .i .... . 1 , within their own line
toe .-Mm 1 ,1 i on 1 1 11 ue 10 come 1 u as usual. 1 ue
statements of repudiation by Southern creditors are untrue, so tar as this city is
concerned.
Should the emergency require it, the Di
rectors of all the Iloston Bunks propose to
discount to Hie amount of 5,000,000, rise North Carolina Legislature met which will speedily make money easy in 19th at Raleigh. W. Dortch, of this city.
MtHKSSJiM I.V.nBtMH, I,.-.. ol-. Lathe, .fc, of every description constant!j un l and. Parkin? boxca of all kinds made t. inler. BaartBgOl every kind done SB the shorten! nothse aprlB-ly 10 io. Late of Jaqneas A- Co. aakon bi'bbuw. READ & BURROW,
20"t3 tfc SJaOOS. bope ot gathering up hi
r-t 1 o a t u u o H K . I wrecK. till niticsuav, w nen sl:e nassi
Max, t mi
Mr. McDonald, the consumptive who
was lost 0:1 the Pacific when she burnei was a resident ot Crawfordsville this State His heroic wife remained at Uniontown in
ashes on the
1 up
and hi? ministers had resigned am mcr had gone home. Gaclawas be given up.
-VA1M ILLK. II 1- . a B, k C. R.. R. on her Way borne.
graY- lion. Jersey, is talke M r. Lincoln's
W
Pennington,
nl ah!.'
I the toraboiit tit
it New mla-r of
ou tin
Wayne county, was chosen Speaker o! ti e ffcwiii, und II. L. Clark, of Edgecotab, Speaker ot the Senate.
OHIO TOOL CO 'S PLANES.
and was formerly of Pennsylvania, and At- CABINET GOODS torney General Black was his law student. JAPANNED and ST A "M"Pl?Ti
Lank of Norfolk has also su3. , "e said these marauders are sustainec by rirArjn .-iai
men who procure means trom the State-, " x..-. under the pretense of aiding tho suffereii ! WIRE, RIVETS, &C.
CHAIN PUMPS and WELI CURBS. 3,000 feet best RUBBER BELTING and PACKING in the United States. PLATFORM SCALES at Man ufacturers' Prices. 500 dozen BUTCHER'S un. equaled Files. A.M t'OHPLFTE I.IM-: fF SHE I F HARDWARE.
.-ii prmxm o. o.m-i,- wnn any rk.-t in tht
ls and ill ttlntios :
Tlie Kansas Difficulty. St. LoUIS, Nov. 23. Governor Stewart has ordered llrigadier General Frost to hold his brigade, consisting of the First RegimeDt
ol the Missouri Militia, hngineer corps, anil
From Boston. Boston-, Nov. 22d. A compliuientarv
I levee was given to Gjv. Banks and lady - ; laot .iffkl In- Ilia ' ' it- -
"j ... i,iiii,ciia i7i iiiinutri , irrespective of party, at which the Governor was presented with a service of silver plate, and Mrs. Banks with a gold atch. The contemplated departure of Gov. Banks for the West causes much regret among his neighbors.
- Kr.-al . lers.
OOVclal Vote of Kentucky. Lorrsvrr.r Vn. Ti..r.fli.tol .(. ..?
I ... m i- , I ll- .-.i... n: : -l -.-- r.. . . , . u . . . , ,n. u,
i " Vi. . J.- , V. T 'e ..sour. ..i.iua, engineer corps, ana Kentucky is as follows: Bell 64,016; earn that the members of the llaplist company o artillery in readiness to repair , Breckinridge 52,830 ; Douglas 25,644 Lin- ( hurch, have procured a lot on Uh between to the north-western border to repel the in- ca j 366 ' Walnut and Seminary streets, utKUl which vasiou of the Slate bv Montrroinerv's l,an.l ii-
tiy intend erect in g a Church, during next of outlaws. Wliv Is South Carolina, nt the preset,. ' J'7"'t od KXT, Spring and Summer. Bver I, i basal-. Genera! Harney will start for Fort Leav- time, like a hungry canary bird.' Because I "! als. at 20 pee cent. Jes. thaa WyeaVs icn.jy baeu subscrilied. fiacts, Democrat. I euwortb this alternooa. i WHU(s to see s-d i 1 ""' ' ' ,;l;-N''ii c.., j j lept-' : -H'uu h!it.
.uioete irlth ant
country. 1 "etemlard."
of tir-t hand.-. ;uid L:ii'e exelu-ivn WHOLESALE TKADK, and caai diicenienp. lo eah and prompt time
vue inspecuorJ eartjr. CIIAULKS S. WF.I.I S. septIS 1 : rirst htr.-et, KvansvlUa, iti