Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 68, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 November 1860 — Page 2

EVANSVILL.E. IND. fKSDA Y MORNING NOVKMI1KK 27

A New Compromise. A careful analysis of the proceedings of e Southern meetings, the speeches de'.ive3, the articles published, and the resolujns adopted, clearly shows that the real id ultimate object of the agitators is not 't fully developed. There is no question Tit what a large portion of the people of uth Carolina favor secession a complete paration from the Federal Government, id the establishment of a Southern Conv deracy. So long ha3 this been their theme y day, and the burden of their dreams by ight, they have become completely infntuM'd. They have argued themselves into le belief that they are oppressed nd degraded, nud have dosed a miewhat morbid pride at bet, with ilea of imaginary wrongs, until it as broken through every restraint with Inch reason would hedge it in, and tr:it rses the South infuriating the turbulent, .rousing the careless, and silencing the pruent. So terrible is the storm now sweepig over the Palmetto State that it is use?33 to attempt to stem it. The man who liakes the attempt will do no good and but impair his power for usefulness at some fuure day when the paroxysm has passed and he people have in part recovered their reaon. The friends of the Tnion in that raisuided State will have to gracefully bend to he fury of the elements until a lull occurs n the storm, when their voices may be leard and their arguments heeded. Rut while it may be true that the- bulk of the population of the O.tilf States honestly lesiro a separate government and think .hey will become more independent, wealthy, and happy under such than they'are, or can be, under our government as at present constituted and administered, we do not believe the agitators who have originated and fanned the excitement to its present alarming extent, have any notion of seceding at all. Wo are confident a few days will discover the object they have in view, and that it will not be secession. Already we have slight outcrops of their real design, sufficient at least to point out with rrecision what they expect to accomplish. Govern . , , ...... I Letcher and the press of Virginia; Geo. , or

Sanders a political weathercock that points ont the shifting3 of the Southern wind with unerring precision ; Toombs of Georgia, and a portion of the Kentucky jf press indicate that we are to be offered another compromise, another finality another for ever settlement of the vexed question, that ought to be "embalmed in the hearts of the American people." This new arrangement will be fully developed soon after the opening of Congress. Virginia, claiming to staud midway between ' the extremist-: of 1. ,'h sections, will, we preJ same, stand us Gul-:'ither to the new scheme and have it baptized as " a new compromise to save the country." The proposiltai will demand sundry concessions on the part of the Northern States on the slave: jr question such as the repeal of " I'. i sonal LiU rty Kills " in those States

where they exist, and the recognition of Um doctrine Unit the Constitution of the United States protects slavery in thu Territories. However Uva Nortlierii States may be opposed to this, it is expected inasmuch at it is ft compromise to save the Union, and to put the shivery question at rest forever they will finally waive their objections and acquiesce. If they hesitate, mid prate about doir' violation to principle a thing the Southern politicians evidently regard as long ago exploded so far as the North is concerned Virginia will threaten to throw ir Ler lot with the Galf States, and create as (ireeley desires of the panic "a bigtl old secession,'' tear the Union to tatters, and scatter its fragments t.i the winds. This, we say, seems to be the course that will be pursued by the agitators of the South, and further concessions by the North on the question of slavery i:i the object at which they are aiming. The election of Lincoln and the personal liberty bills nre used as instrumentalities to ex-eite Southern people to t'le proper phreny. This is evident from i the fact that the personal liberty bills do not interfere in the least with the States who are niaking'the most fuss. South Carolina, (Jeorgia and Alabama lose no slaves by the lilierty bills " of Massachusetts, .Michigan and Wisconsin. It is a fact, pregnant, with instruction, that those slave States from which slaves arc in the habit of escaping have made but little complaint, except as they are incited to by the radicals further South, against the States passing Liberty Lills, nnd that the border free states, in which the negroes generally take refuge, have never enacted such laws. This, of itself, is a commentary on the foolishness that characterizes the legislation on the slavery question both in the extreme north and in the extreme South. When the secessiou hubbub has in a measure subsided, and, as we have indicated, assumed the shape of a compromise, we anticipate the sudden appearance of a rar ; assortment of Pacificators, both small nnd great. Here is a new field for Mr. Douglas. Having ridden his squatter sovereignty hobby t'. death, without arriving at the goal of his ambition, it is no more than proper that he should try another animal ; and what better offers than compromise. We shall expect to see Mr. Douglas, booted and spurred, astride in a few weeks and galloping up and down the Senate chamber it) a manner to excite the wonder of the whole country. We trust no one will at--tempt to anticipate him. lie is the man for the bobby and ought by all means to mount it. Seriously, it is especially desirable that the new compromise should make its appearance in the early part of the next session ot Congress. If the present dificul-

I ties are to be relieved, temporarily, by a I compromise, the quicker it is .resented nod !

. j , , . . . . - wa- m w an v v .vi .i l,,v WMIVla IJ C lUjJl ; are unwilling to be kept in suspense. If the Union is to be dissolved, the quicker the , better. 1 It' the trouble South is only a surface irritation, caused by the peTStstuiit rubj bing it has received at the hands of politii cal demagogues, let a soothing salve be ap plied and business and polities assume their customary channels. Whatever may lie the origin, nature, or degree of the troubles, by all means let us have an end to them in some shape. Front fie Cmrinuati Price Current, Sot. 21. Cuuiiucriiitl and Financial Summary for the Week. The uneasy feeling in financial and commercial circles noticed in our last weekly summary, increased duriug the week, and the want of confidence became marked and general toward the close, under the very discouraging advices from the Hastern markets, where business ha3 been partially susjiended, and a tightness in money matters cipcrienccd equal almost to the crisis of 1857. The Cincinnati bankers, thinking it indispensable to be cautious in c:ise this crisis should spread, curtailed their discouut business quite largely, but the wants of our merchants being limited, the pressure is not felt to any alarming extent, so that the market is really quiet, though close. The money market in New York, and indeed all the Eastern cities, is exceedingly stringent. Sterling exchange is down to C 1 discount, and almost unsaleable. State stocks declined 5 to 10 per cent, duriug the week in New York and railway shares 15025, and all this when the basis of the country's prosperity was never more solid or broader. This state of things cannot exist long, because gold will come from Europe in large quantities immediately ; it must come, if Sterling Exchange remains at a discount. There is no doubt, however, that a great deal of money will be lost pending this panic, but there will also be a great deal made after it has culminated. No doubt of this. Rates of exchange have not altered much during the week. The demand for Eastern has been fair, but for New Orleans quite limited, and at the close, rates for the latter were lower and nominal, owing to an advance in sight in that market to A preni. for checks on New York. Time hills on the East and South are nominal. We quote. Basing. Selling. New Yuri: Sight V prtm. prom Boston prom. . H 1I' '- Philadelphia lrm. prem. llaltiinore ,'4 F- rP"New Orleans I,ar 'n ,!1 American Gold preni. 5- P"5" The market for Western currency has lppn oreatlv unsettled. Illinois declined to in tier cent, dis., but'again advanced to odis. P ? rfMa"arit of confidence in r, - a ii v i v i - many of those stock banks owing to the possibility of the stocks of Southern States, by which tho notes ure in part it.ured, declining largely. The feeling in the market for all kinds of produce bes b"en one of general depression, during the week, and prices of most articlehave either declined largely, or become so unsettled tint prices have been little better than nominal from day to day. The chief cause of iMsdopeVaatfl and unsettled state of the market, is the political excitement now prevailing in some of the Southern States, consequent upon the result of the late election of a Chief Magistrate. It is not our desire, or our province, to discuss political uMuiuM ; bu; may be permitted to say that all this confusion and excitement seems very silly, indeed, for we cannot see how those States which are so dissatisfied can add to their eufety or obtain redress for their grievances, real or imaginary by withdrawing from thel'nion; and then we would aik, suppose all the States were to vote on the question, "shall this Union be dissolved ?" how raaaB, we ask, would vote in the allii mative .' We have great confidence in the intelligence of the people, and we feel satisfied that, sober second thought will very soon show the people, of those S'ates the absurdity of the position they now occupy. That this excitement has prod need considerable anxiety in commercial and financial circles, cannot be denied; but it will be of very brief duration, we venture to predict, and thea the reboand will be sudden and general, because the country just now pi ssessea the material I give great elasticity t the solid wealth of the nation, ns r - crard-j h rth her finances ami tier commerce, which will throw off this incubus called panic, and restore confidence immediately. The balance of trade is largely in f tvor of this country, and this balance must increase luring the next six months largely. There ia really no cause for a crisis - no plausible bi'sis upon which to build one ; nor there can be none. So that it will be found, sixty days hence, (hat this flurry is a mere panic -a Iright without a cause. Flour lies dragged heavily all the week, and there has been very little done, and towards the close of the week, the feeling became still more depressed under the very utiit lied stale of the New York market, where, prices declined 25040c per brl during the week, which was chiefly ow ing to an unset, tied and stringent money market there, and great difficulty in selling siernng escti ingf which is down t 1 per cent, discount, in that market and nominal few, if any, buyers at the quotations. Wheat also declined there during the week T8c per bushel, owing to the same cause. In this market it declined I4t8c per bushel, and dull at tba decline. Corn, Oats, Kye and Barley did not undergo any essential change; the demand for them being fair from the borne consumers. Whisky declined Lc, and has been very dull during the week. The trade in hogs baa been very flat, and prices further declined 2530 per cental, with a dull and unsettled market from day to day. The weather was bad a portion of the time, but became quite favorable at the close. The receipts have been again er large, and the qualify of the hogs very tine, the average ranging billy 10 percent, above that of those received the corresponding week test rear. A considerable ioriioii ot those which arrived during the week had been contracted for previously, s that the number on the market was comparatively nmall: still packers field buck trom day to day. and urovei'3 made coiK-e?slcti.s Iruiu day to day, until they reached $6 25 for hetvy hogs; bat Mt meeting; but limited demand at this rate, tbey commenced packing on their own account, in preference to makidj? any further concessions. Packers, however, were generally indifferent, aud did not seem disposed t buy largely even at a further decline, and refused good lioF, Monday, at ; 10(5 t 15. Yesterday there was no change. B try era are holding off for lower rates, whilst drovers contend for 0 15fU 30. The sales were, 400, av. 230, at $0 25; 00, av. 240, $020; 340, aw. 210 and 21S, $6 25; 122, av. 200, at $6 25; closing unsettled, though the weather is as ood as could be desired. The decline of pi ices in this market tirotiticcd a corresponding decline in all the Western markets. In New York, yesterday, mess pork declined irl 50 per bbl

making a decline of S3 12. I during the , , , . .

lur imciuia t-i uua u kuu i iai,t mv, . For the past week. ...ls.611 Previously report e ..32,889 Total tor the season Sane time in 1859 1858 81,630 I'0,199 10-2,3'Sl Prices of mess pork declined to $15 75, and market dull at that. It was offered quite freely, for December delivery, at this rate, without finding any buyers. There is an unusual indifference to buy for future delivery, aud there is less doing in this way , than at this season fur some years past. There seems to be no confidence in the cur- 1 rent prices beyond the present moment. Green meats declined to 5, 7, and for 1 shoulders, sides, and hams, and some sales of the latter were made at 7A, closing nominal as regards the two former, and with but a moderate demand for the latter. Lard h:is been bought to a moderate extent, in lots of 50 to 100 bbls, to fill current orders, at 1 0 J , closing nominal at Some sales of bacon shoulders were made at H(a;.j;, but at the clone these prices were nominal. The grocery market has been very dull, and sugar and molasses further declined, under the advices from New Orleans. The decline in molasses has been 10c per gallon during tho week, anil sugar c. Private advices from New Orleans by telegraph last evening, quoted molasses at 2527c, which was an advance of 2c per gallon. Sugar is selling at r,f,Jc for fair to fully fair in that market. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & CO., DRY GOODS 77, 70, 81, K; and S.',, Dnaae st., N. Y. Would notify the, trade that tliey are weekly, in new and beautiful patterns, tb telll; A M - 8TJTTA FBIHT8 ; also the AMOSKEAC, A new i.rint, wliicb excels ev. ry pri.it in the country for perfection of execution and dsftign in full Mad ler Colors. Our prints are cheapei than any in tnarket, and meet with extenaivu sale. Orders promptly attended to. nov2,!-ly PREPARE FOR THANKSGIVING JVr PST BKCKit'EU -IT KHIOTT'S 'amilv Groeery, Main street, near first. u,.y large tat Tl'UKKYS and two hundred lat CUIGKKNS. Tliey are alive, but w ill be prepared from day to dty t r customers, and May be had already uVeueeil, at my counter, nice and freer. Call am! netfirstchoi I have, besid , everything in tofamily grocery line, which I deliver free of cbarga to customers. Come cud tit jpoaraerfe ont f. r IfJankaartrina Day. noi-l-dll J. P. ELLIOTT. II (. it It IH I.. 1 I IHUti HVf1 Oil for the cure of WW ply of this celebrati Rheumatism. Neoralria, Ncr.ous and sick Headache, Toothache. Borcthreat, fc. Ac. For sale by W.M. BIKKBOWEB, Druggist, nor$4 78 Main t.. Wf thing ton tllock. JmW el T.ir-a:el UaioN. when von ure I hem Uy one application of the CompoiiiKl Glycerine Lotion, prepared only at VM. BIBKBOWE1 nov.". 7S Main atreet, Wi IirntrsrKt, iiiKtoii Block. 11 88BJVCB OF VOW HE inperior arti -V l i le, just re ived aud f ir sale at KM. BIBBBOWEU'3, Druppis ij 1 78 Main street, Washington Bb VIHJ HlitUEU OVMiltVO.JT an JM. bei-illS. Jll-t ved, a splendid stock I r cent, b is than lust year' R. rBENCB a Co., No. "II Main street. the atsive roed at '-III prices. WM sept-t. Ly EE HER . tyjt J"T E It SfOtl COUNTY ORDERS. I will take 8203 county orders Cfir iroodsl at r.R. and Bell eoottfl at cash BNcea ; or, I will take them on accounts ju-t da or tailing due hetweeu this and Jannary Isl t'Al-L soon. (uoyj.ii tii.. WELLS. mm VE 0.-jU UJUVItHOME fl Steel Fire Setts, comprising Shovel, Tonga and Poker ; 99 In aut fill Shovel and Tongs Stands; 12 Gilt Band Heavy Coal Buckets; :i do. Common Coal Buckets; 1 pairs Kitchen Shovels and ToujiS ; 30 pairs Brass Head Shovels and Tonga ; 6 do. Short Handle Iron Goal Shovels. For sale low. no2S CHAB. 8. WELLS. .fs.wf; viTTEttn. ao iioxejv 9 Meat Cutters; 2 do. Meat Si uffl rs. The most approved kinds, and about hall old prices. oy rfB (.11 AS. 3. WKLLS. IH VHHIto T.n-1 H I'HESEJSTS. Comu and see. Ivory Table Knives and Forks; Ivory Table Kniv i a'one ; Plated Forks mid Spouus ; Ivory Carvers and Steels ; Butter Eaives ; Salt Spoons; Soup Lad'es; Siiear Shovnu); Knife Trays; Spice Boxes ; Feather Dusters ; Toilet Sells, and a general assortment of House keeping Goods all cheap. illi'noi.1 1 . nnd Cbaa'a ( cash prices. (nov-'") . ft taken at I'Alt at :IAS S. WKLLS. If" noon: if o n : the VJVMI e it signed R.cps constantly on liaml a large lot of seasoned w.sid, of all kinds, which be will deliver, either sawed or lull length, any place ia tho city, at the market price. II. LUTE, nee j:!) No. Wi cor. Chestnut slid Fourth sts WMOII I.TH I l.lfE HUES.--Ml ed Turkeys, live and dressed chickens. A fine I t of tha above fodiet this day received and for sale by J AS. EUSK INK & CO., novJo No. -IT Main atreet. wmo.nijx i. Ultl.S E.1 fOUITE MM Mills, fresh made, in .piantilies suit pur-,-ln,Ti, at J AS. KRS KINK OO.'S, iittv-J ; No. 47 Main street. HUNNELL'S (h'OKMKRLY OF STEELE A BUNNELL.) Flooring IVTills, CORNER OF WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL, EVA NSVILLE, ISP. rw i ll i v vJv EsT.tBi.isH.nE.yT M. is now iu full operation, with new and complete Machinery of the latest style, for Planing ami Dressing Lumtier, Planing and Grooving Flooring, making Doors and Sash Mouldings, Window Blinds, and every other description of work done iu such establishments. All work at these Mills warranted to be well j done, and will he ottered at the lovcest cnan prices. Dry Poplar Flooring and Weatherboard i ag coaI staidly on ban I, and will be sold for cash. Brackets and Scrolls sawed to any pattern. Sliding and all kinds of Sawing done loonier, i and in the iiiot,!. approved style. jvJJ WM. BUNNELL. Illinois Money. WJt.MTlES H4H.ltl. H U.I.I.VOIS, M Wisconsin, Iowa, and Missouri Money can dispose of it to advantage by calling on GEO. POSTER A Co., BOVld Corner Locust stn "t and Canal. Southern Money. fCyWI TH (W0..V.i. Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, nnd North Carolina ! Kank Notes bought bv novltt GEO. FOSTER Jt CO. aj g I.I S E & .1 8 S It It T E II V.I 8 T IU steel; Besses Spear Steel; 12 bnndli Ger1 man Steel, received and tor sab- by novp' SAMUEL ORR. a It T.I toes: M'O TJTVOE S .' -5 oo i M. l.u.h ol line Pink Eve Potato, s ; 5(1 hush (" line Sw.'.'t Potat o STAB GROCERY s, tor sale cheap f" ash at the nov-14 g un I EVTOW 8 SJti.E oi- ut:. 1 1. us W-S tale for the payment of the costs and expenses of Side-walk improvements. Notice is hereby 1 that hv virtue ot a lireceot issued I the mayor of tlie City of Kvaasvilli aud te Ii en, i i sen at .u..o auction, at the door of the Court House, in saidcilv, on trway, the.ioth day of November.lsiiu, the follow ing lots or parcels of real estate, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount charged and assessed against said lots respectively, or the costs nad expenses at making atreet, alley , and side-walk improvements in ttwnt of said Iota, together with the costs of sale ; KOlt STRKKT IMPROVEMENTS. 4U feet and six inches on Main street, and extending back of the saiu width 1 '. 1 feet to an alley, hs-iug the south-west side of lot No. ) iu the Donation Enlargement, 1170 SO. roll ALLEV IMPaOVKMgNTS. I,ot No. G Block 2, Northern Enlargement Si.mV. do 7 tio 2 do do 1 Otjj KOIt SIKK-WALlv lMl'UO VEMENTS. Dot No. 8, Block KM, Lamasco t3.9IH do 0 do I'd do do 11" do H4 do ;i '.'7' do 4 do Ud do 1 i do 15 do I'd do 3.97j , do 1 do I'd do n.'.'T' , ,1 17 do lid do o.'.','4 Sale to coliuaenre at J o'clock I". M ., on said day. CHRISTIAN IIKDDKRICH, nove-3wd Sb City Collector.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

RECEIVED!! AT TUK NEW YORK STORE. Ttat pmiriiixiij lot of OloAkfl baa arrived noMf tlmn we Kuticipated. !t ih Cite fiuest and BOSl doMiral le atmortmDt we bare liad ibid HMOh, THEY WILL BE SOLD CHEAP KoB CASH. Remember thy ARK KEAL BASOAIN8. and the Wi ry latoet BtyleH. A lot Mniwls, to 5.6f 0 very Bae nuatity of Stella atitl Tttibet worth 9JJBB to 8s we arn selling ut S4.7.r a gi eat bargain. a very burg 'ariet v, and a-lsortmeiit of Bress Goods leweat styles, and VERY CHEAP. Cash Only and One Price. We respectfully aajr to all that we cannot open any book aecoaats. The extremely low prices at which ae sell all our goods forced ax to adopt this a a rnle from which there will in no case be any ilcviatiou. Ken Of the alwayi Benled ml.er, thai the New York Store sells poods very best jiiality only ; at the lowest prices , and very article i warranted as reprehare a very Napk in-, Si". :he iji lot , Ac. if Tablecloths, Towelrgeat and most elegant itett iu Kvansyille, assortment and 1 the style GILES A McfMIEETEUS, N. Y. Store, No. ft First street. m.Mt iie.t.-the w-i:i.i, H.y-t wJv Store, lately owned and oci upied hy Michael Gavisk, deoanaad, as a grocery and provision stor, corner of Main and Fourth stris'ts. Thera is a tirst-ratw smoke lions- attached to the store. Apply to John Gavisk, or WM. RAHH, Jr. july!l-diwtf Wl It . A.' T S, Hl.JJVHETS, .- Ws Comforts. II Uextra heavy and nice Coverlets, Blankets, and verr le avilv wadded Csimforta, for sale cheap at SCII A PK Kit t BUSSTNO'S, nov 12 No. M Maiu street. m -hue h.its, ri.v.nKs, "r.--0 s Our stock of Ladies' and Misses' Huts, Plumes, French and American Floyvers, Velvet and Bonnet Ribbons, always complete at 3CHAPKEB A BUSSING'S, nov!2 No. 40 Main street. H Wi II E .1 U'JHE '- f S, JT VAUTIER A M A RCO NNIER'S. (niir.'i rWlO I.E.I SE EIIB .1 TEEM OE lonarea of ground on both lianks of Phreou Creek, iu Kvansvillo and Lamasco, with the right of using the waters of said Creek. These squares are well adapted for Saw and Flour Mills, Foundries, Breweries, and machinery of every description. Terms very ! favorable. Apply .'. LAW A A NINES, nevM ST Main street. 00.ii ui.yu, AV. 3 i ) lbs Gum Packing, 250 lbs Cotton Kope, IS r, els Ev Pa. kin til size. Yarn, fti 0 His Sacking Twine, F..r sale at JACOB SINKICH A SON'S, BOV12 Water-st., Iiet. Sycamore and Vine. mm O THE HE JtEEO I.ST.n E.'T WW aa Executor. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed executor of the last yyil! of Oteatenta Ann Farrell, late of Bvanavtth), Vamhiilfigh eoanay , aeeeaaad. Said estate is supposed to he solvent. JiilIN T. W ALKER. novl2 Executor. mmOTIVE OE -1 I E .VUTMVE IS VI le reby given that I will sell at public auction, on Tuesday, the lith day of Decern I sr, A. I)., ISflO, at the residence of Clc aaenta Ann Farrell, late of Kvansvillo, Vanderlmrgh county, deceased, all her personal proTs-rty, consisting of household and kitchen furniture, one tow, and one silver watch . A credit of six months will te given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with appro cd surety, waiving valuation or ap praisement law.. JOHN I uovl2-3wd WALKER Executor. E. it It II I. s. H'E JUST HE .1 per Railroad, and fur sale bv GEO. FOSTER A CO. 0 i ni ii .i.yn it n.i ,V.' r.o ., MOO do It II I. .. Bran, iu M' Extra Flour, ! sacks d store Hint lor: .le hy nov9 GEO. FOSTER A 00 K .S .V 8 ' i I' J I J HIVE at. 1 1 ;oi i ii.s iresh nncKwneat, in ma iut received and for sale liy G Ei . Ft ISTER A CO. I b J. H. MAGHEE & CO., g!.II"IJ'IJ SOI.il OVT THEIR MM Slock of all ; Is. are now n receipt of a vetv large and elegant stoc . of WINTER GOODS, purchase.l at very low rate? hy one of the partners iu person. Who is always iu the market limiting up bargains. We will sell for cash, at New York prices, or to prompt paving customers, as cheap as can be found west of the mountains. We have just received 25caaes very handsome Prints. D st 1.- ." do Brown Drillings. 5 do Scarlet Flannels. Ill i a Taj Bleached Muslins. 3 do Ladies' Winter Dress Goods. 5 do Tweeda and Satinets, in do Notions of all kinds. Willi a great variety of other Goisls, which are all to he soi l out before Spring, at prices lower than the lowest. J. H. MAGHEE i CO., novS First Street, Evansy die. 0 oroner 's Inquest 3 BE I. II OVER THE JtOlli' OE MM Herman Ihi. f r, f auid dead at the house ot .1. H. Roelker, on the corner ofSixthand Sycamore streets, Evaaaville, Pigeon township, Vanderburgh connty, on Novenaher ;uh, IsCK The verdict of tin jury yeas, became to his death I. v cutting hi- throat, wrist, and stomach with a pocket knife ia his own band. At the time of his death h" was about 69 years of age; be was about live feet six inches high; when he died he was dressed in bin- pants mil white shirt, and had nothing on his person. novS-3w JOUN WAYMAN, Coroner V. C. JB J II IE S ..V .MS8ES' HJTS, , Case! me re, etc., trimmed or un 0 J Killc, Beaver triuini' d. tie- latest sty les made to order on short VAUTIER & MAKCONNIEK'S, ;j!l Main Street. UtEE.IREIJ 8MMJV8. EOlt OVEBTriniinitigs, Ac., Coat Coders, vv risthalld (nov.r VAUTIER A MARCO NNIER'S I.IIE JUVM VEJH EJVT 5U UBI.S. Mj Loaisville Cement, 1" hllds. Grey Lime, at SI no pet bin), in store and lor sale by CLlg. W. 51. AIRMAN A CO.

CLOTHING.

o V B P K O V L, J . . T M .V . FALL AND WINTER I 3XT O, FOR MEN ANH BOYS' WKAU WHITE & FANCY SHIRTS, I'NliKBSHIRTS ANI OliAW ERS, HATS OF ALL KINDS. 1 n si li Caps THE CHEAPEST LOT IN AMERICA, ASP jVASV OTHF.K ARTICLES. All of you in want of the above named Goods w ill consult your own interest to po to S. ROSEN WALD Sc CO., OAK HALLCL0THING HOUSE, NO. 7.1 MAIN ST., - Between Svcond and Third, EVANS V I I.I.I'. INK. And be careful you make no mistake in the place. STEKK DIRECT Foil osonwal d. ' s j Where von will find at all times the best of Goods at the LO WEST PRICE. It w ill pay you to see THE STOCK. n.vlt J. 71 1' OK T R KM H II IES. If there is in the list of Remedies given to the world for acceptance and approval, any which art entitled to confidence by their perfect adherence to the laws and intention of the Creator, one is the INIVIKSAL COIOH BF.MEDV, for every species of Lunz. Throat, aud Bronchial difficulty, even that of Actual Consumption, and the other ?' just ly cele - bratetl tolu asoovnk, a most perfect remedy lor and Actual Neuralgia, Gout. Itbeumatism, Partial Paralysis, St. Vitus Dance, Chronic, and Nervous Head Ache, Tooth Ache, Sp:tsmodic Ear Ache, and that c hief of all causes of disease-, Loss of Sleep. It our friends will accept the declaration that tor six or eight years these preparations have been through tests that would satisfy all, iu place of sweeping dts-larations that mean nothing, and then procure and read tho pamphlets, to lie found with all dealers and agents, they will he aide to judge how far tbev can he relied on. GENERAL AGENTS. J. W. HTJNNB WELL k Co., 7 and S Comruercial Wharf, Boston. GJO. IirXNEWELL, 145 Water street, New York. I'mlei the special supervision of JOHN L. Ill NNEWELL, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, Boston, Mass., whose signature c (Vers the corks of the genuine only, aud to whom address all communications. Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere. KELLER .t WB ITE, Wholesale and Retail Agents, Evausville. uov5-4m d&vv 00.HJ l'-1 BE E T V W . - - V E A Tit. I Mm. nice article, CO rs and stripes to match, something worth bay i .g, just received at SCHAPKER . BUSSING'S, nov. 12 No. !'. Main street. 00OT.iroES.-Tt BB.8. VHOtVE MT Neshanm ck Potatoes in store and for sale at low figures, to close OCT, by octia W. M. AIRMAN A CO. U. W. ARMSTRONG, Mid established Steam Furniture and Chair MANUFACTURER, And wholesale and retail dialer in all kinds of Plain and Fancy Furniture and Chairs. Wr HJ VE THE RfJEST. .I.ll M one of the best arranged and conducted Factories west of Cincinnati, and can sell as low as any Cincinnati House. Any Pattern desired made to order on short notice. Turning of any kind promptly attended to. UfciyAl! work warranted to be made of seasoned material, and of superior workmanship. WareRooms, No. si Main street. nov;i SUUtSTISS KBATZ WM. IIK.IIVIAN KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDRY! MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDEKS OF STE A M ENGINES AND DOILERS, Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screw Gumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mil, Thraslng .Machines, dtc. EVANSVILLE, IND. rmviE PRorsiETOBs of the city fov M dry beg leave to inform their friends aud tin public in general, that they are prepared to do e I kinds of MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, and everything appertaining to the Foundry bled nes". Tbey are manufacturing Steam Ehsihks am Boilers of any size and power required. Saw MP Machiuery aud Mill Gearing oi any size ; Dis. -bry and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, G; -ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Mall Mills, Horseprwers, Cora -shelters, Machinery of all kinds made aud repaired. Iron and Brass Castings at every description, Iron Uousefrouts, Cellar Gcati s itc. (ksiking and Heating Stoves of the latest improved patterns; Hollow War, Dog Irons, Ac. BREWERS, U1STILLEKS, RECTI FI E RS, dc. Supplied with every description of Copper aus Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators. Attemporators, Sparges, Stillheads and Worms ot an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol stills. Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, Ac; Copper, Lead and Iron Ptjie; Copper, Brass aud Ircu I'uuips of every variety, for beer, spirits, oil, drc: Brass Cocks aud Valves, Steam Whistles, J-c. Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work and repairs on Steam Boaters, Copper aud Sheet Iron Work, f c. OLD METAI.S BOUGHT. Tiny are dealing in aud selling Allen's tjnprovi J Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tubing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Machine, Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, German Bolting Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, Hour, fc, of the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin, Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick. They have every facility of the best Machinery and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to them, their individual attention, filling orders promptly, warranting their work, aud are satisfied with reasonable prices. fi t:" Ottos and bale Rooms, No. 00 Main street; Fouudeiy, Boiler Yard au 1 Machine Shop on Pine street, between First tecuud streets, Evans. ille, ludiaua. dscT

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MUST lie.VEl I'Elt. casks Suirar Cured Hams. 1 " " Dried Bet t", - " Shoulder", 1 obi Kx. Bolognas, 500 lbs Breakfast Bacon' " An. 1 fr gale at the lowest .rices at novl-j JACOB SINZICU t- SON'S (SUCCESSOR TO A. KUKTZ.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTIONER & BAKEIt, Hauufacturer of Candies, Cakes, S ruiw, 4c, dealer ill Oranges, Lemous, &c, aud Hula of ail kiii'ta. KiS'Orders In m parties attouued to a slurtut notice. KiT S dr ajeat for Maltby's Unrivaled Baltimore Oysters, No. l.r Souili First street, between Main and Locost, EvaBSville, lud. rV-r sale etieap for rash. wt-4-ly ! JOHN A. Kf.l i ..JOHN A. HANKY J 'v- fooooo; i i.tu ant! tjjt.t.s CRESCENT MTV FOtJKrDIl. Y. EVANS VJLLE, IND. The propl let, i s of the CBESCENT CITY r OUN DBY beg leave to inform their friends and the pub lie iu genera thai they are fully prepared to makt to order all kinds of ACH1NFRY Needed lor Mills or Maiiutac.toi ies ol any kind Having a preat variety- of patterns for 1 1 ! . 1 . '; V. A It I N J , of any s1.e, and STEAM ENGINES of an power required. Also manntactnrera 61 DISTILLERY ANI MININd MACHINEKY, TOBACCO SCREWS AM FiSISIIKItS, MALT MILLS; BASH, MULEY AMI IMPKOVBD Circular Saw Mills, GUMMING MACHINSS, IRON FRONTS for Honsea, CHINES IS SUGAR CANE MILES, STEAM BOILFRS IMPROVED LARD TANKS, Ami in fact ereryrhina; iu the llliiN rOlTM'KY ANI MACI1INK BI'SINKSS . ' te 'J 9 T1JS-& S made to order. ALSO -Dealers En a superior article of Til ft ES II 1 N C M A C II IKES, And Powers' complete, of the latest improved style. IMPROVED STEAM GAUGES, GUM BELTING AND PACKING, WROUGHT AND WELDED PIPE, LEAD AND COPPER PIPE, AND FIRE BRICK, All at HANTJTAOTUBKB8' HtlGSfc Ortf- Hfarheal price always paid fo old METALS, At the old Stand Corner Canal and Ingle ntiet UEITZ & HANKY. N. B. Workmen sent to all parts to put up Ma caiaery and do repairs in Boilers. THRESHING MACHINES AlwayH oa band and B sale Je22 m p. MiLl.lOTT, .lUJS'V E.1 VTVltE K nP ..f Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Ac, keeps constantly on baud a full assortment of Saddles of every kind and price. Harness, Collars, Whips, Ply Nets, Saddle hags, Ac, Jr.., at No. 2 FIRST STREET, Foster's lilock, Evaaaviltc, lud. aUtyUepairing neatly done. angl ISRAEL RrTTESBERG, No. J7 Main st. bet. Second & Third, jry jv I.I8H O E Tll l.l.y, MJJVVEJi V0 turer ot the newly invented and improved Spectacles, No. I, Third t.. I't. Maiu and Lamest, opp. Crescent City Hank lluiidiug, Evansville, I ml. These celebrated Spectacles are suwe of Braxillan rMbbles, and cotisSvucted it sceorskuaee with the philosophy of ua.uie, in to .peculiar form ot a concav .'-c divex, wliicb can be nsed liy the old and young, either by day or can. lie light, with n-rfect ease. an 1 no unpleasant feeling to the eyes that m n:y exp, rlence from using I be coSSsaon k ind. They lend to st. eBgtln n and improve the sicht, s w ill be seen hy the following testimonials from those using them ; From Sammei Orr, f.Vs. I haVS pun based a pair of gpectacmi from I. Kitten berg. I have found IhPM I" Is- pel fectU easy to the eye. 1 cheerfully recommend tl cm to the public fVesi fi, fiorsason, Ks,. I takegreat pleasure in reeomuieiiding the glasses of I. Rittenberg to tbd puldic. They give great satisfaction. From Judge IP. .. Moore, BSeasifle, fief. For years past I have !oen m I nStOISI d to use hi' lilicial sight, and have tiled several kinds ol spec tacies, hut 1 hay, I. Hi tton berg's, them lo the pnhl I. mud ie so easy to the eye as 1 take pleasure in recommending Ft t'licefo.l, GtliSoN Colts, Intl. ed, ami tor some lime used, the Spectacles, gotten up by M i . I. Having pun hi Brazilian Pel, id, Rittenberg, fhi miaJv of Indianapolis, sad now ol Kvansvillo, vto can most coiuially rtconmi.-ii.l them as iM'ing easy tor the eyes, and iu all respects a gtmd art iele Key. JOB ft M. MASTER, i. N. .1 ERATJ LI", JOSEPH IdOVIN, J J. K IRK MAN, SAMUEL WHITS IT I', ROBERT DUNCAN. He has also on hand a hu ge -dock ofStereoneopes, and Stereoscopic I'sclureM. inarti-di wtf UOOFLANDS GERMAN MEDICINES! THE GREAT S T A X l 1 U l Ii F. 1 : l I F 8 of the present age, have acquired tin ir groat lioy iilarily only tlnoiigu years oi iriai. :u hounded sal istael i n is render, rases. l y them all HOOFl A N&8 G E R M AN BITTER 8 WIU raswtl r.i.v C9K Liver GomplaintSi pyspef-sia, nundice, Nurvu ! Dt-ltility, Didi-tti'S of tin- Knlni'ya, iinJ hM dissassf j Siring from h disordered livt-r, r welkin'! of j Btoasac t ami ilitnt i ve orann, AN n WILL POSITI V0...Y ritF-VT-NT Yrllvtn Ffcry Itilimt fewer, ami IVssr amf A(j j See our AluiaiTu; ior proof. Trice 7.:Ih per botCl HOOPLA MB & VA ISA tilt ' roiiDIA h WILL IO.Si ri KLY Cl'ltK Coajrhs. ColN, or Boarseness, foonehitis, InAnj snxa Croup, Pneasaoafa, Incipient OenMmptlasl j and haw performed the most ajttajirtliin cMr.-H vwr known of CONFIRMED COM 9 U JIPTK) N I Aa a Diarrnu-a turJial it in unotjUiilotJ. Pries 76 I cents per bottle. JIOOFLAND S GERMAN PILLS, ! beinv; vetl-kBOvrn ttarpaghoat Europe and Auier. can need no commend itiou here. Tney itre pun ly : vegetable, are prepared with great ezaclossi an sugar-eeai-'l. No better Cathartis I'ill c.tu bt j found. Price 86 eeatsper box. Thine medictnes are prepared by Dr. C. M.iai k ' son t Co., Pl.ibtilelphiit, I'u., nad St. Loads, M... I and are sold hy dru-iiritH and deah-M in medicinef everywhere. TheMinaturo id' C M. Jaeki.iu will be 011 the outside of each bottle t;r box. In our " Ecrybrtii ffl .tiaawK," ptlbliHbi d BB-l-Dually, you will find testimony and commendatory notices from nil pnrfs of the country. Tin s,, alma ' nacs art- given away by all our agents. HEW A HE OF COISTFUFEITS. I Bee that you get BooibuM'a German Bittsri, pre-jiar.-d hy Dr. C. M. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa,, and that his signature isou the wrapper of each bottle Keller A White, Agents for Evamnrille, Ind. Leich it Carlatedt, do do do dec9 ,11111 HI' SB E BMJ0M O.I TS EOB S.I I, H sa by tuovlO) COOK A LANubKY. -mm 1.. joii.yso.y; Boon. WTM EC AM Blank Book Manufacturer First st., bet. Main and Locust, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Sr" Blank Books ruled, page ! and made to order of the beat paper, from a Memorandum to the largest Ledger. Millie and Magazines bound iu any style. ielii-dAwtf rtno.n.iTitE vjtsi p. we iu ve S in store au extra article of Tomatoe Catsup of our own Dtakt sbont 100 gals, in Jugs of 1 to gals., and also iu bottles, at wholesale and retail. Also, a saperior article ol Frew h Mustard in 1 ., :ral. jars ami Lotties, aovl- JACOB slNZDJH A Sots'.

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Insurance Agency. ALLEN C HAL LOCK CNDEIiVKITli AMD 'rKHfcUA h INSl BANCK A; KNT, Adjisteb or Aveha;k.n, and N tari Vvmc. IL- , full;, i. - . - iur To! it - lr--'.-i BOl mJ Kirs CI Rat and mumt reliabki INS U B A N CE COM ! 1 A N V.S In the C-ouMtrtf, vu Tntmket abd Fir Rial. He will also receive applications fur Ufg UiaH'K.A N t i . He M ill atteuti to tht A1(U-1 miof ewry tlecript i m n: ilea !:!:.-. urt) attend to the trs connected with IM&UKAMCK Un ttTestctl. Ilia 1"!. rxperituc an of LoaeM :-in other it ail 111 !- p irtiea in I I .:.Wl Agent, baa naad him tauiiliai aritn biilrjecN eattnejtftiid with luaaranvr. artiffw, afarMe ll . 1 1 Boil v NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., Of HARTFOJtP, V Cash Capital, 2300,000. S ! 7 '-.UDO SJGS, Pres't. CASH ASSKTS, W. C. HASTINt :?, rf. . j . A. F. flAS Insures against b-s and ilaajage by Eli.' on Da idlings and their contents, Manufactories, Mjiiu Storehouses, St, .cks of .Merchandise, at fair and reasonahU' rates of premium" Policies promptly issued au. I Isasss adjusted for the i'orapany by A. C. HAL LOCK a sun, A. mts, Marble Ball Railding, Main street, septl4 Evaaaville, Indiana. ii iw m i: i n s n r a art' f!o . rv Tore Office 112 :.nl 1 I I Broadway. With a ' .i-l. Capital all paid in of ONE MILLION DOLLAR S ASfiKTS JCT.Y Is, I : 11.500,000 Th- If'mi liiHir:iMi 't-tiipMiiy inrarH a'.Mitirt( Liss .r I:iiii;i:.'-f ty f' i - u I 1 1 1 n t-i mii ! Iliefl ttuilcMtH. lrltrin ii frmn I t jtmrii t-n t) inoft nvornllf Ttfi-. Mi'iv. W sn-ln'M -. KtOCkfl if TMi-n haiuli - I'i t. tic- , MunfiMttrii l hiti. -iimlall Itusiimlth irjMrtv, ;tf l.tn rod (Hmflaltto ral ami tin INLAND NAVIG ATI 0 N And 'rrausporiatioii , sliipmeuta upou It." Uiyers, LakH, Canal mid thiilroaiU, as toa a, Ihe nature of the risks will heal , with Ian Dt ss In Ihe , mi . .! and the Company. Adjii, ting all losses fairly, an. I promptly paylus them. 0UA8.J. MARTIN, I'res'l A. F. WII.MAUTil, . r,. .1 J. Mii.ton $mith, Secretary. Joan Mcflcr., Ass't Sec'y. 'pplicaMons made to and policies issued A. c. BAlLOCK a sun. ang29 M. trifle Hall Bnikhags, Mai bv Ail ii sir INCORPORATED 1847. City lr o Hill 1 1 111 fihllh' V ts.ns a want' n an as s s OF HARTFORD, CONN. Capital, $250,000. C. C. WAITi:, Sec y. c. It. BOWERS, Pres'l S. II. PRICE, General Agent, Kesidiug at Wtit ag, I Its CASH CAPITA L A SURPLUS Tliii Ciimp:iny iitsuii a-;iiii 't low m l ! hn t-v ly h'irv on Dwellings umI their OoututH, Utoven, Wari'boiis, SttM-ks of M rclnnuli'. And mil inainr.iMt iroHTty at us reasonable i.iti .ioi' promiftm s any other K-tvrnt nnl reliable ( !ompais , Ailjitm'iHtj fjNM htirtti md puffin f 'hi t j-rt.niithi Aiulicml ions n uuio U mtt lNh- i- Imu01 bj A. C. UALtOOK X SON., WitrlMu Hull ilnil'lines, Main at ;tn-l-1y. Ki anv ILLC, ml. HARTFORD ii3 HARTFORD C O N M . INCORPO RAT Til I J 810 C II A 11 T K It K l I' T I A I. With a Sticcesstul Bosness rlxpericnce ol T7 i ft y Tears. Cnsli t'aplial. Capital ami Si-plna, Iimirtff agswnsl ! jtttm or T1 Dwelling-, Km nil re, St or' , chaiUliee ' ; lfnnlactoriwi properrr, can Ik fftoted in tfa frtv'rul'i' teraMIM lb niitnrr i WarrboDflen, Kor:n.l oi her f ladi t i OoBtranj irpos m j tu. i 1 s and urjty to Policy holder, will admit, PARTICULAR ATTENTMN (tiven to insuring Farm property, consisting of I) weUinga, Itaritt, and outbuildings rennaflfid. and Furti itnre, Live m.. j. . iiay , Crain, Farm u u- Utensils, .1 r A . . , contained theriu, for a term .l years at LOW rates of prouiiiim . OFFICERS: T. c. Allyn, Secretsrjr. ii liautingtoa, Fres't. C C. Lyman, Ahs'i Sei 'y. W. N. Bowers, A tnary, f. Alexander, Oeneral Ageul for the Westers and South Western State, Ooluubus, Ofaio. J. GrafasVA, Asb't OeaeraJ Agent I01 tue Western and South Western State-, Colombus, Otilo. Applications for insurance may be made to the undersigned, the tl u ly authorized Agents of the Company. A. c. II ALLOCS. sV BON , Agts. OrrsDB : If al bis Hall Building, Main street. nagSS-lyd WHEELER & WILSON' SEWING MACHINE, No. 5 First Stret t, Is.tweun .Mam and Lsm un. mJ0,wE OEEEB TO THE i'l III. II WW W heel r ,f Wil 1'- flllpl .vi I chine at redaced prices, with increased con tide nee iu its Merits as the Ls-nt and most reliable family sewing in. tehinu now iu ase. It sews eonall well on the thickest or thinesl CsWics; mahes the lock atiteh imnossihle to nnravel, with lie- essential advantage of being alike o 11 h..lh rid.-, fcftrtains, BO ridge or chain on the under aid-, ; is simple in 1 on struct 1011, more Speedy in movement, and dural.le than any oilier nuu bin, atructious to enahle the piirchaj. aoaavs, stitch, hem, fell, qaHt, tuck, all on the same machine, Me ive lull lit - r I-, in v ordinary gather, hied, and and warranted lot three years. We also keep on constant ly hand a full assortme nt of Singer's machines. Circulars iimtufninr lenliinoni tbi at Ihe above machines, from perseas of the high, t standiiie East and W. it. aisina era aa. Ae., w ill be Int m-d d gratis, on application iti p. n ,r hv letter. feltttl v V. M SKLLMj "The American Ctothine House." Ovm stoi h oe ' ' iiE.ir .i.yii si -per Clothing is now complete, logetbei with 1 a full line of all styles O' Fancy Motions and Kin I BUNhhsrJsoods, all of which we off' ' '' I V. hole sale tratle, and will iisrantee them t Iresalia faction in qtnifty, style and price. We would al announce to the citizens ot Kvaasvtlle, and 10 H... 1 retail trade generally, thai 111 addition to OIW , -' - ui.-k. wt, will k. e. a Bnnerior line .-f g.MMiH for RarrslLlHO. in this line ws will -.11 excluivel, for Csf u. Hut we cm and willoffergeods lower than they were evi l e.,1.1 b) the regulsi dealers ia this city. Try aa, and see It.i veorsstvee WM. E. 1' RENCIi 1 .... eepU No. 2(J Maiu at eet.

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