Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 69, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 November 1860 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND.

t - - aiw ilW fijiniu s TH Panic. rYe say to our friends particularly to j - ' Fat tiler frieuds, through our Weekly panot to ,be alarmed by the prevailing lie. Matters it is true do look rather scrii. Banks are breaking ; stocks have maJially declined ; trade is stagnated. There 00 demand for produce except for local isumption. Prices have fallen. The Itom seems to have been knocked out of 1 stock banks of Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, ssouri, and other States, and the list of r money ia reduced very low. 1 1 is hard get bold of currency on which there is no count Bankable money all seems sudnly to have hid itself out of sight, and preciated currency is all that can be laid .Id of. Confidence amongst business vnen seems be lost. The public are trembling for ir of greater disasters yet to come. Encprise is checked, and the prospect for the ming winter is one of great suffering aongst the poor and " tight times ;' aongst the independent in this world's ods. V )i O ro ia all tliia t onrl 9 A to rva tn r aa-iw Ui cm hii.i IV viiu a k n v wv ive another general crash like that of 357-8? These questions are frequently iked. We think the end of the present disastrous ate of things not the "bitter end,:' for tat we are feeling now, but the bright and osperous end will come, if not before certinly by next Spring. Our justification in pressing this opinion we ftad in several irenmatances : 1. The smallnesa of the debt of the orth, and the splendid crops with which jis section has been blessed the present ear. AI30 the economical habits formed y the hard times of late years. 2. The manifestation of faith in the ear future shown by the Boston and few York bankers recently. Our late disatcbes from these points announce that he bankers of those cities instead of conracting as usual during a panic, ceasing to oan and forcing the payment of debts due hem, to the ruin of their debtors have iken the'most liberal, course ever pursued n this country, and have discounted to the xtent of millions of dollars in order to reieve their customers and move the immense -iuaniiiit-s of produce that are stored in .he warehouses between the West and Kast. Think of it ! The bankers of New Vork, proverbially the most nervous and 'scary '' financiers on the continent and ;he bankers of Boston instead of " con.ractiug " when the panic waxes hottest, 'expand " U a vast amount. What does this'iudicutu ? coutideuce in the near future, or despair. Every man must see that those ski. lini tiu. meters of the East have confidence, it no one else has. They know very well that (so tui us the N'ortb is cou-ivrne-ii) she is pretty well out of debt not estun-tiing the bonded debt for railroad iron and internal improvements," not yet due- Miid has plenty of wealth in reserve in. which to pay her current expenses. Tiieietore, they have confidence, ana there ia plenty of reason fjr it. In regard to the prospect of secessiou aud a gcutral political break-up, there is a dift'einreot' opinion, according to the parties to which men belong. Those New York nnd Boston financiers are the very men, of all others, to believe in a serious disaster to lilts Union if there were auy ground for it. . Aitseem to bold very lightly the prevalent clamor. Why should we, who believe there is not going to lie any dissolution, get frightened at shadows ? Let farmers, mechanics, manufacturers, merchants, miners and others keep quiet, live prudently but not parsimoniously, hope for the best, have faith in the future, attend closely to business, and all will come out right yet. It ia impossible that there should b any general distress. On the contrary, there is abundant reason to believe that the North and West are in better Condition than ever before. How tin Klecllou la CouautiimttUd. Some of our readers may like to know in what manner the vote given for Messrs. Lincoln and Hamlin on the 6th of November, through the electors, is to be ca.t for the President and Vice President according to law. The successive steps in the election of electors for President and Vice President of the United States to be taken after the November election are as follows : First By the act of 17:2 these electors are to meet on the first Wednesday in December after, in their respective Slates, to cast their votes. Second- -These votes, when cast, are to he certified by the electors, aud sealed up and mat to the President of the Senate. Third On the second Wednesday in February titer, the sealed certificate of the electors are to be brokeuopen, and the votes counted and the resultdeclared iu the pies" ence of Congress. The following proceedings of the Electoral Colleges we take from the National Intelligencer : The Electors of President and Vice President in the several States are required by law ot Congress to meet on the first Wednesday of December next, which is the fifth day of the month, at such place as may be designated by the States respectively. The commissions to the Electors must first have been transmitted to them by the Governor. The Electors, having met on the day designated, must proceed to vote by ballot for President aud Vice President of the United States, one of whom ir.u-1 be a resident of a different State from themselves. They must then make three copies of all j rs. unvoted for Presideut aud Vice President, which must be sirued by all the Electors voting oue to be seut to the President of the United States Senate by a .messenger, one to be transmitted to the same person by mail, and one to be placed in the hand of

the Judge of the United States District Court for the district iu wliich tlie votiug takts place. The cover or envelope which cuutains the votes of Elector? tnuft lie se designated in writinr, uuil duly nrn-d It' any vacancy occur? in the Bin totiil I'ollc-j;,. of auy State, the act of CoDjrie.s.s autbot i.e.s

tl"" legislature of auy State to provide lot . T1 Y7 I , fiiitng snch vacancies. The Electors throughout the country should make such arrangements as will insure their preseuce on the appointed day at the plate of meeting of their respective Colleges. Miscellaneous Items. DlPTHEltlA, or putrid Bute throat, has made its appearance in Terre Haute. A wikk's farewell to littslmtut evtry morning buy buy. Gen. Walker's reiuaitu aio to be brought from Honduras and buried at .Vaanville, Tennessee. Tub Georgia woods are teeming with a heavy crop of nuts and in ant, and hog are 1 fattening rapidly. " Abtemas Waro," before leaving Oleve- : land, was presented by his admirers in that eft with a diamond pin worth $175. Tiikkr were twenty-seven towns In Mas- j sacbusetts which returned each but one , Breckinridge vote. The population of Greene county, according to the returns of the census-takers, is 16,04:t, being an increase of four thousand sincel850 The opponents of Lincolu tried hard to carry the election into the House, but the people have decided to carry Lincoln into the House the White House. It is estimated that the various branches of the Temperance Orders, embrace a membership of over five hundred in this county. T. H. Journal. EMIGRANTS for the West pass through our town almost daily. We think some of them at least could be induced to locate in this county.—<Pet. Rep>. THE mode of churning in Fayal, one of the Aores, ia to tie the cream up in a goatskin, and kick it abont till the butter comes. Last Saturday about 400 head of hogs passed our office, on their way to Kentucky. They were purchased ot G. Morgan of this place by a Kentucky stock dealer. I'rt. Ret, The Steubenville Herald says that since the first of January last, nearly two hundred children, and abont one-fourth of that number of adults, have died in that city of diptheria. Hog Killing seems to have generally commenced in this region. We observe long trains of wagons filled with defunct porkers wending their way to our pork houses. Mt. Vr . AJco. Since our last issue we have learned ffrtm farmers iu the different sections of the county that the growing wheat never look ed better. It has come up well, and ia spreading finely. With a favorable winter aud spring thsy expect an abundant harvest the ensuing year. liowlmtf Green (far. We auk informed by heavy stock-growers living in the limbered region that hogs are sufficiently fatted from the mast for killing, and that they are only waiting for cool weather to kill their pork. We also learn that there i sufficient mast to keep stock hogs in order till spring. M BoirNnt Oreeii ihi:. FIVE thousand three hundred and thirteen bales of cotton were shipped from Memphis up the Ohio river, between the 1st and 17th of the present month. The quantity shipped from that point to New Orleans, during the same period, is put down at 4, 318. This does not look much like non-in-tercourse as far as Memphis is concerned, at all events.—<Cairo Gaz>. When Mr. Wiberfoice u a candidate for Hull, his sister, an amiable and witty young lady, ottered tUe compliment of a new gown to each of the wive"; of those freemen votiug for her brother. On which she was Minted with a cry of " Miss Wilberforce forever !': when she pleasantly observed " I tuuuk you, gentlemen; bill I cannot aee with you for really i do not wih to be Miss Wilberforce for ever'" Ciay The lei eijitB jtito the Tie.nsui y lor the wi:ek eti.Jiag on the ltllb vveie $432,000 iaolading only ,i'i00,t.uu from lb enstuius. T'he drafts paid auiouuted to about $'2,000,000, a portico fa the reileiuiition at Treasury BBtMij leaving subjet-t tn ilralt a-J, rjD,0tu. Ihe aiuoimt of luiul-t sold duriag the year coiling in June, was 3,401,000 afres, and the amount j received therefor was $1,844,000. Thk circulation ot the Kentucky hanks on the 1st of Novemher was, in round numliers. $10,000,000, showing a very heavy contraction during the Summer and Fall ! This ia near three millions and three-quar- : ters lean than their capital ; and three mil- ! lion and a half leas than the circulation on j the 1 1st of Januaiy, I860. We doubt j whether any lianas m the country can turnUh evidence of greater soundness or more prudent managemeat. Cin. Qjz, ——>Navigation on the canal is fast suspending owing to the lateness of the season, and the probability that before many days it will be liable to be closed with ice. Considering the disadvantages which have of late years surrounded this great public work, and the fears of its failure great, it has nevertheless done a very considerable business the past season; and if crops and times generally are as good next year as this, its capacity will increase and the revenue be materially augmented. —<Ft. Wayne Times>. ——>A meeting of bank Presidents, of banks with over a million of dollars capital sistecu of them was held iu New York on Monday. Forty five millions of capital was represented. The conclusion to extend their line of discounts ami to buy sterling bills has been published iu Ihe teleurai.h dispatches in the Journal. A New 1 orK paper says: ' Altar me com a of the banks represented iu this meting was known in the street, the stock market suddenly became active aud. buoyant. Central advanced rapidly to Galeui to 59; Illinois Central lo 50, and other stticks were equally strong. The excitement wa great until an unusually laUi hour, and the market closed very strong. " Good Idka. The Chicago Express says : 'Cnmixed corn is worth four to five cents more in this market than either high or low mixed. In view of this important fact we have a suggestion to make to country merchants: Impress the fact upon farmers within your reach aud it will be ea.y In persuade them to keep white and yellow corn separate when puking. It can be done with very little extra trouble, and supposing even that only two or three cenis are thus added to the value ol each bushel, just calculate what it will amount to in the euormous crop wliich Illinois is to barvet this vear. The Chicago board of trade will have, 11 grade mt unmixed corn, both of white and yellow. Now n the time to prepare for it. Thoue who do not keep their while aud yellow com separate, will lie throwing away mouey that tbey might

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Tjs-b -f SET r-v WW with it t! pleasure ot the sea-.-u meuced. There is nufhine more itivie i stin H 1 1 tl pleasant to., Season thin skatioti . ilieieawe, ,- euppl) tae ev tn! dtrnand !u wiat- r e't!iii Implements, v Iihv In i4 Itl M I rt it" .''',l pair Mtafes. . I bci.lifej .ittarl.! nid .ia. '! sices :md quditiee. tor Men. Wouv.-n. Bois ami Girls ; also, tlirau .e.'bri'el Iron Itrmhttitfil Mode, aud su assortment of beautiful bite t it Hells, to which we eH the attention of esferytiotljr Interested. GEO. S. SOSNTA'. i CO , No. Main street, nirtrti Just one door below Br. kSaak. de Forest, Armstrong 4 "to.. 3Vt iLJXtOXX -A TXT "X" 75. T7, TK 81. fc-'i Ivaj N. Y Mi,. .1.1 wutMf Hi.- tra.Ic. UmJ th- .He ipnl'i ueekl , 111 ik'. autl l.i.autitt.l put lei i.-.. ill W A H BtJTT. FRISTS; aUo tbt AMOSKEAC, A UW 1 t i nf , w h i h excels t.cij priul in tlic .'"'in try fur perfection of h eJMCvnori and ijfjiL.it in tall Madder ;olora. Our print a art eh wiper 1 han .niv in tnurket, and in t with txt.-naivw ale. Orders promptly atU-ndiHl to. ni'v2ri-1y PREPARE FOR THANKSGIVING. mi'BT HKfKll'KIl JT KI.LlOTTl VW Family Grocery, Uatu street, uer First, filty large tat TURKEYS aa.1 two hualred Ut CHI' IK -KN'ri Thy are alive, bnt will be prr pared from day to day i cuetomers, auJ may be had already drcaewt, at iny t'Oiinltrt nice aDd fresh. Call an. I get first choice. I hare, taidefi, everythiD? In the liinily grocery line, which I deliver tree of chau:e to customers Come and fit yourselves out lu Thanksgiviog Day nov24 -dtf J. P. ELLIOTT. ed Lips and Hands, when you u cure theiu by one application ot th mpound Ulycenue Lotion, prepared only at WM. BlEIlBOWEIi s, Druggist, cov'21 7a Main street, Washington Bind Jul lb Tin can!', i very superior article, jast re ceived and for sale at W M. BIERBoWER d, Drugf iat. .1 7rt Main stre. t, Washington I;,. . ;. HI U Hi: a U l 'KHVOJ't una Just receivtHl, a splendid stock of J Leggins the Hbuit prices, sept'it' goada, at JO per oeut. less than last yeai WM. K. 11 at Co., No. 20 Mail, stiwt. K JK II ti It K H'jf .A-!' K It iiuu toiuity t'OUNTY ORDERS I will tak.- S200 toiuity orden (for goods) at par, and tell goods at rafh priceu; or, I will take tn.-m on accounts .o-t uue or falling due between this and January 1st. Call sook. (nov23) CHAS 8 WELLS PEOPLES GALLERY: uflacofe tlic ' ere ihe ' iixia lrdt, Let nature ropy that which nature made M mJtUKMMJII HfttJVs X ., W Mt. Louis, would respectfully inf.ini the citizens oi Evansvilte and vicinity, llt.tt lh.- have fitliHl up a nice suit of roonis at ''Hall's Block.1 on Third street, a law doors al.,ve Main, iin.l ar now prepared to take superior Ambrotypes in cAsrs f..r the trifling sum of TWENTY KIVE ONH, A tine variety of cases always on hand, all ol which will l.e sold proportiouately low. Call and yive us a trial. BI'KNS A CO. OltSfiH .I.VII MVI.HH. KtiJIIX Burrow have 3 .- Horses and 1 pair flat rate Match Mules lor sal.-at low price.-. nov2J WW I.iivuse.- Tlieunderaigiiail wilt ppl to the Hoard d County msusllluiuirn fcl Vand.ui.iu -fit couuty for a liceusj to sell spiriluoiis and into.vi. ating Illinois ill a less quantify than a .(uart at a lime, al bis usual place of business oil lots St .m.l ."2. Original TIhii i.r the CHy at Evansville. uovUl td JOHN VICTORY No Discount Iowa money w heu l.iiyiug your Groceries and Floi u tiom JAB. KRSKINE it i;t., nov2u No. 17 Main street. A4 Id is.xes Hard Pressed Tallow Caudles JAS. ERSKINE a CO., nov2ti No. 47 Main stiet-t. WW A a of ea. h jut received an CUAtS. McJOHNSTON. for sale by ( mmi'K uootik.-io jrjrjvo.rijK WW Steel fir Sefts, comprtslne Shovel, Toftt and Poker , 2o baaatifal Shovel and Ton; Stands; lGilt Baud Heavy Coal Buckets; 3 doz Common Coal Buckets; in" piira Kitchen Shovels and Tons , 90 paiis Hi-. Head Shovels and Tongs , B doi Short Handle li.. . t -o Sliovels. For sale low nvi: CHAS. H WELLS. approved kinds, and about half old prioas. nuvU.T CO AS 8. WELtt mn on 'nuts ivtr.t f MSBtSJS TH. - fable Knives and M. Come and sue. Ivory Folks, Ivory Table Rnlvea atono ; Plated Forks aud Spoons ; Ivor Carvers nnd Steels ; Butter Knives ; Salt Spoons , Boirp I. allies; Sugar Shovels; Knife Trays . Hpic Bo.vea , Feather Dusters; Tcllet Softs, and a general assortment of House- ' kevping Goods all . heap. Illinois M'Htg and Ootutty Ordi taken at PAR at cash priaaa. (uov23 CHAS S WELLS. tot it U'ooi iTtiB fJjvhBHititio.d K- - , .nstnt ly on b in. 1 -, lare j lot of season.- t 1. ot all kinds, whic h he will 1 deliver, elthei sawed or full Uuetii. ai.v place in the r.ty. at th, market pnee If I.UT,-, tiov23) No. 70, cor. Chestuut aud Fourth Sta mOVJpTBl tB .Vij ir-HKSS-fine sal of the above ; for sale by nov23 o.i.i this dav received and J AH ERSKINK CO . No 47 Main street tOMU . a BBJLS FJf 'OHITti Uills, fraoh made, in quantities to suit pin ihaeers.at JAS ERSKINE CO 'S, nov23 No. 47 Maiu street. H UNNELL' S (FORMERLY Of STEELE A HUNNELL l Flooring rVS CORNER OP WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL, EF4.VSKLf,E, IND. rmU!H .Vfitt BSTJB&ISH.HJgJM J is now in full operation, with new and complete Machinery of the latest style, for Planing and Pressing Lumber, Planing and Grooving Flooring, making Poors aud Sash Mouldings, Window Biir.ds, and every other description of work done in such -t .tii-hii. ,-: All work at these Mills warranted to he well done, aod ill be offered at the lowest cash prices. Pry Poplar Flooring and Weatherboardiny constaotiy on hand, aud will i- sold loi casii. Brackets and Scrolls sawed to any pattern. Slitting and all kinds of BajftKg dossi to order, au.l in the moal approvad style. jw WM. HUNNET.L. Illinois Money. Jm nt it th nt 1 m.'u ml t tJ'ota, Wisconsin, Iowa, aud Missouri Money can di.pote ot it i. advai.tae lv calling 011 geo. Foster 4 ix , i,.,vl'j Cwasr Locust atraat and CSaaal. Southern Money. C.Of Til t'JHOI.I.XJ. Alabsn.h, installs and .rib Or. liici Hank Notes bought by (iKo foster a c g j 'mM S ti S 1 . so B T K It I J S V Spaar 8laal; 12 bun.ileo orm for sale by SAMVKL OKI; man Ste uov In I, to rt-rvBs: forTiBs : sou Kye Potatoes; 50 bush of sale - h,,,,. tor cask at the Bull 4 fine Sweet Potato.STA R GROCKKY. g 10I.I. KVTOB SSJLB OF 1X11.1 L US W tale far the pa.imt-llt of Ibe .r.mts and expel.. eS ot Slde.ialk tmprolellleUlS. Notlee given, that by viitue ol a precept issn Mayor ol the Cltj of Kvausville, and ia 1 ed, I will sell at public auctiou, at the d Court House, in said city, on Friday, the t here! d by tl re dire, 01- 01 II ith J,. , d.- ol r Noveintcr,l0bo, ttie loiioM-ing lots or par. estate, or so much there..! as may necessary to pay the amoiiul - t I and assessed against suiil lata respectively, or the costs aud expense, of making street, alley, and nide-walk improvements in trout of said loin, together Mltti the coats ..1 sale FOR.STRKKT IMf KOVLUK.VTa. 4o fuel aud nix in. he. 6a Main street, .u..t extending back ot the same width 144 feet toau alley, being the sjutb-uest side of lot No. -J iu tie. Ho ballon Enlargement, BUOSB. FOR ALI.IiV IMPU.iVkMKNTM. Lot N.v t. Bbch '-, Northern EalargemeaJ i) oil do 7 do ! do do lolV IOK SlflS-WALK ll!PROVKMFNTS. Lot No , Block 104, Lan.ascu.. til M .1c. ft do Ibl do 3.9712 J do 10 d o .1. IMS. do I. lo do 3. list do a. 104 do 3. re st x lock V. M -.slid LHRIScIA' HcfiDERICH.

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look here, everybody WE are um uiiiufacttulng Wells' Fatent fold lag .i ...... Bed, the best and most cODVenient now lu liar, al it car. be moved or handled without buy trouble. Call and examine them. tn26 AOSJSOr OF THE United States Life lnsurauce, No. Id Wall street, New York Jos. B. Coi t iNS, Pres't. Jso Eaoie, Sec'j. Cash Capital $100,000. ToUtl cash Aistts m 1860, $600,000. ANNUA I. INCREASE OVER 8200,000. Dividsn.iH declared every three years. Profits accumulates! at compound interest, on the principle ot a savings bank, pavable iu addition to the sums insured in cash. The t .isiness of the Company is conducted upon a cqsA basis exclusively. Overeight thousand insurances have been effected by the Companv siuco its organization. Premiums on $1,000 for life, may be paid quarts ii , semi-annually, or annually. BATTELL, BEHM A ANTHE3, Ag'ts. i iffke: No. 87 Main street, Evausville, lnd. flu. Ii. Q. JuNi.s, Medical Examiner. office: Kirot St., above Walnut. novll-lyd mIWiiVjiWJR LJI USX J stock ot No. one Pine Lumber, may be found at corner M,ain nnd .Seventh streets. nov.'.'.:i JOHN F. GLOVER. TnUKJLKN, UTSVj; fJHI'fKH J Sauce, d c 7.1 Joz assorted sizes just ree'd and for sale by CHAS. McJOHNSTON. 'tQJa"a JLH fUTIToHs, JFOU LU m9 at 11.50 per bbl, by noviM COOK A LANGLEY. i ''IWwWif' MMJZML JV47TS. 5 mmJLB i l W new i rop. just re. eived by octll S. K. GILBERT & CO. i,.t leu x ji T.nicyr of k i. mat and fashionable Ladies' and Misse s , has just lis'n receivej, an will bo sold Oioaici . b. ap f r . ash, at (novlM W. H DUNCAN'S. Mpl ! HtiJT.- TtO S.il ltN UUCK JSM Wheat just received and for sale iu quantities to suit pur, hasers at V1CKERY BROA. Star Groceiv, No. 62 Main street. nuvlt KM'I1., "HI BXH ,V. 1 in I extir Scaled Herring, lor sale by ivlfl CiioK & LANGLEY. ' -msr.f .e t. i.ii WTM li bxs ftla ins IS roiu aud V ermiceiu, U.t COOK A LANGLEY. d by r.V S K J SO JK'. n. teCOVBy Cranben iea. Raisins, Apples, Currants, Pick's, Kvli.o is ,-l vaxUMsi Fruits, Spicei, Nuts, Ac. I S ERSKINE A CO., nov.'o No. 47 Main street. II W'HH .J.VI U'il J on- u-ihk. in dim No. 1 aud -J Tubs, 1'. Market Baskets, lit M . nmnn. ih 41 Washboards, 10 " Buckets, 1t nests Buckeva and Puplai Bi.w la, lti do, half bush Mi asurc, Just received and fer sule by uov- yj .'.uiisf"jmjt TumJa t vit ji thkkb - :joo lbs. prime New Feathers in store and for sal.. 1 quant 1 uovM ti. bv CHA8. Mf JOHNSTON . POTJtVOKS '4 Si it UHll. j nice large fiwo -i lot sale hi Pototoes, just received anil CHAS. Mc.IOHVSTON. I.ouo . f,,rss l bv ,...,vl., COOK L.iNOI.EY. V M, J t Ma X RECEIVED!! NEW YORK STORE, Th. lied lot r lipated. Cloaks has arrived sooaer It is the finest and - dehavu had ibis season. iLD CHEAP FOB CASH E REAL BARGAINS, and strable .vasoliment we THET WILL BE S Remember- tbev At the very latest styles A lot Shawls, to (5.80 lity vr f Steila and Thibet i si 75 rk't aes.-rsme-jt id oawect stjljs ,f Dress Goods and VtrtY ChCA?. Task Only and One Price. e rauv b..ol whi I. u as a rl.le derialioi IfWIjP ..-.Hints c-1 1 all o 1 all that we caunot opn extremely low price-, al ,1s foveas us 10 adopt this re ..ill iu .... case be any R,.UH. of till. 1 always, seated that th N S44 -j.iaUfy BVciy airtic York Store sells g.K.ds y , at the lowest pri.-es 1. eairanted d, rapes. ery I ,.ld i dry , heap t ,-f Table. lotbs, TowelAlso tbt, Of Sklfcs e.e IBet t.-v-i.l ur.est an-i r exhibited isble stylr. .-lessor assortment ansv ii!.-, and ol the IIf.ES .V M PHEEfdERS, ... 5 First street. BBOfo' WMAVB 1U-ll.i: IWP, Jr MB hot 5 I Al l IFIt ,t MARCONNIER'S. e fli ;. it If I. 3 Bi'B JUST MBied ; -5 7 Railroad, sid Ilt alo by tovS G EO. F'JSTZR A Ca

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1 - , 6 ' PUitCLJMtiTIO V . FALL AND WINTER 0 1 O T H ING-, Fi.iR MEN AND BOVS' WEAR. WHITE & FANCY SHIRTS. UNDERSHIBTS AND DRAWERS, HATS OF ALU KINDS. lush O a, p s THE CHEAPEST LOT IX AMERICA, A .YD MAXY OTHER AKTK'l.F. All of you in w ant of the above named Goods w ill consult your own interest to ga to S. ROSEN WALD &. CO., OAK HALLCL0THING HOUSE, NO. 7:i MAIN ST., lU.tween Sacoad and Third, EVAXSVILLE, IND. And be carefal yon make no mistake in the placA. STEER DIRECT FOR o xil sjsj aid 9 & Where you will Goods at tile find nt all times the best ut LOWEST PR ILK. It will pay 5 on to see THE STOCK. lisvlt wow i bkjitt.TUB WJiLI, M.Vtt WJ W st Store, lately owned and .a;ciipied by Michael Gavisk, deceased, as a grocery and provf-dou storv, corner of Main aud Fourth streets. There ia ii first -rata smoke house attached t. the store. Apply to John Gavisk, 01 WM. RAHM, Jr. JulyW-dAwtf rwn lbjish 'oj a tbbju of J years. Several lara:e squares of ground on buth banks of Pigeon Creek, iu Evansville and Lamasro, with the. right of iisinj; the waters of said Creek. These squares are well adai.ied for Saw and Kli.ur Mills, Foundries, Breweries, and machinery of every description. Terms viry fai. rable. Apply to LAW & ANTI1ES, novl4 7 Maiu .street. VJYUBiBS. '4 0 ti B OSS VC O TH K S Fina, In gross Stove Polish. 2.1 tfross Waj-hiup Blue, IU das Baking Powder, 2 ca-ses Sardines. wb.de, half, and quarter boxes, SO do, one and two ib cans Cove and Spiced Ovs'ers. in store and for sale by (nov20) CHAS. McJO UN'S TON. J ftoOlbs Gum Packing, 250 lbs Cotton Rope, all size-, IS reals Ex. Packing Yarn, 500 lbs Sacking Twine, For sale at JACOB 8INZICII A. SON'S, novl'2 Water-st., bet. Sycaru irv and Vine jwmoTtvB o' jrJP'wliArrMBjyrr W W as Evecnt..r. Notice is herofcy given that the undersigned has been appointed executor of the last wit! of Clementa Ami Eai-rell, lata of Evansville. Vanderburgh county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to la solvent. JOHN T. WALKER. rjuvlS Executor. IW.W9TIVB U I tka LK.JmOTMCK IS WW hereby given that I will sell at public auc tion, on Tuesday, the 0th dav of December, A. P., 4&K at the residence of Clemeuta Ann Farrell, late of Evansville, Vanderburgh county, deceased, all her personal property, consisting of household and kitchau furniture, on., cow, and one silver watch - A credit of six months will be given 00 all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved surety, waiving valuation or ap praisement laws, v JOHN T. WALKER, novl'2-:iwd Executor. J. H MAGHEE & CO., gg .i -'.. SO Lit OUT TUB IB MM Stock of s'all Goods, are now in re.ipt of a verv large and elegant stock of WINTER GOOBS, purchased at very low rates by one of the partners in person, who is always in the market hunting up bargains. We will sell for rash, at New York print), or to prompt paying customers, as cheap n. can be found west of the mountains. We have Just received 25 cases very handsome Print-. 25 bales Domestics. 5 do Brown Drillings, ft do Scarlet Flannels, lo cases Bleached Muslitis. 3 do Ladies' Wiuter Dress Goods. 5 do Tweeds aud Satinets. 10 do Notions of all kinds. With a great variety of other Goods, which are all to be sold out before Spring, at prices lower than the lowest. J. H. MAGHKE & CO., B(,r8 First Street, Evansville. Coroner's Inquest wmtit.lt OVBB TMB BO II f OB MJ Herman Uoefer, found dead at the house of i. H. Koelker.on the corner of Sixthand Sycamore streets, Evansville, Pigeon township, Vanderburgh county, on November iith, latio. The verdfrt of the jury was, be c.ttne to bis death bv cutting his throat, wrist, and stomach with a pocket knife iu his,. w 11 band. At the time of his death he was about ij years of age ; he was about five feet six inches high; when he did he was dressed in blue pants and white shirt, and hail nothing 011 his pevon. uovtf-.Sw JOHN WAYMAN, Coroner V. C. ' m juimbs' jfJvii .titssns- hats, J J Silk, Beaver, Cassiiucre, etc., trimmed or untrimmed. The latest styles made to order on short notice at VAUTIKR A MARCONNIER'S, nov8 Main Street. irmttTJTOBS. 'IZ HHI.S CHOICB J Neshanuock Potatoes in store and for sale at tesc figures, to cLosk 01 -vct'io r, by W M. AT KM AN A CO U. W. ARMSTRONG, Old established Steam Furniture and Chair MANUFACTURER, AuJ wholesale and retail d.aler in all kinds of PUihi and Fancy Furniture and Cliairt. W HAVE TUB ItJBUKST, J.'ft f J one of the best arrauged and conducted Factories west of Ciuciuuati, and can eetl as low as any Cincinnati House. Any Pattern desired made to orJer on short noI tice. Turning of any kind promptly aueuded to. sfcS""AH work warranted to be made of seasoned j i material, and of superior workmanship. Ware I Booms, No. 85 Main street I co"2 I

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mVST HUCEIV'BO 2 cisks tugar Cured Hams. 1 " Difcd Beet, - " bhoulders, 1 bbl Ex. i; 1, ScHIlbs Breakfast ISacoo, Ami for sale at the lowest irices at novl2 JACOB SINZICH f- SON'S. HBRMAXX, (SCCCESSOK TO A. KURTZ.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTIONER & BAKER, Manufacturer ot Candles, Cakes, Syrups, Ac, dealer in Oranges, Lentous, Ac, and Nuts el all kind. OWOrders from parties attended to at shortett notice. Sole acit for Maltby's t'niivaled Bait I more Oysters, No. ITt South Fir.-t street, between Main and Locust, Evausville, lnd. Kor sale cheap for cnh. rH-t2-lv JOHN A. tiEI'l'Z IOUN A. HAfliEV CRESCENT CITV ip1 o xj 3r x n. ir - EVANSVIJLLE, IND. The proprietors of the CRESCENT CITY r OUN DRY beg leave to inform their friends aud the pub He In general that they ar.. fullj prepared to makt to order all U iu.ls of ACH1NFRY Needed lor Mills or Manufactories of auy kina Having a .treat variety of patterns for HILL UKARINGi of any sl.e, and STEAM ENGINES of any power required. Also manufacturers of DISTILLERY AND MINING MACHINERY, Ti'BACCO SCREWS AND FINISHERS, MALT MILLS; SASH, Ml LEY AND IMPROVED Circular Saw Mills, GUMMING MACHINES, IRON FROSTS for House, CHINESE SUGAR CAN E MILLS, STEAM B01LERSti IMPROVED LARD TANKS. And in fact every tli ins iu the IRON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE RUS1NICS9. BBJS8 fJSTiJVilf made to order. ALSO Dealer in a superior article of THRESHING MA CHINES, And Towers' complete, of the latest improved style. IMPROVED STEAM GAUGES, GUM BELTING AND PACKING, WROUGHT AND WELDED PIPE, LEAD AND COPPER PIPE, AND KIRK BRICK, All at MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. i3 Hiaheat price always paid fo old METALS, At the old Stand Corner Canal and Inkiest!.! RE1TZ it HAN K V. N. B. Workmen sent to all parts to put up Ma cliiuery and do repairs in Boilers. THRESHING MACHINES Always oa band and fo' sale. Ie22 -J P. H Wj I 1 FT, MJtJVITfJVTURH B of Saddles, Harnesn, BridluH, Ac, keeps constantly on baud a full assortment of Saddles or everv klll.l ana price, Harness, i .niiiin, r. u.p., Flv Nets. Saddle Bass, e., C, at MO. M FIRST aai;3 STREET, Foster's Block, Evansville, lnd. VBapsariBfi neatly done. ISRAEL RITTESBERO, ! No. 67 Main st. bet. Second & Third, -mn. ,y-fj I, IS II IU' TICMJJS", MJjyrVJTJL - JCd turer ot the newly invented and improved p pacta, opp. Cl Tbea Pebble Tf n I Thinl st laif Main and Locuat, caul City Bank Buildiiu;, Evansville, lad. celebrated Spectacles are made of Brazilian and constructed it accordance with the philosophy f nt.ure. Iti to .peculiar toim ot a iBvax. which can De tised by the old and concav young, either by uay or can. 110 iigui, wnu wo .ase.and no unpleasant feelingto the eyes that ni.nj experience from using the common kind. Tuey lend r strengthen and improve the siirht, as will be seen j- the following testimonials fioin those usiag them : From Samuel Orr, hfj. I haw purchased a pair of Specie, lea lioin 1. Bittenberg. I have found tlmm to be perfectly easy ta the eye. I cheerfully recommend tl em ro the pablic. Freira S. aaraaaMi, Fnf. I take great, pleasure in recoiiimeiiding t In- glasses of I. Rittenbeig lo the public. They give great K..1 -fit' ! From Juilje U'. B. Bjjprt, HoontUU, lnd. For years past I have been accaetouted to use ar tiflcial'sight, and have tried .everal kinds ..1 spec taclcs, but I have found none so easy to the eye as I. Kittenberg's. I take pl.asnre in re, oii.niending them to the public. rVaaesIsa, wtfioa cJiiay. ltd Having purchased, and lor soiiiw lime uaed, tho Brazilian Pebble Spectacles, gottea up by Wr I. Kitteiiberg, formerly ol 1 udiana'lia, and now of Evansville, we can most ci.r.tially receuiuioa.1 ihcm as being easy for the eyes, and in all respects a gia,d article R.-v JOHN McM ASTER, G.N.JERAULD. JOSEPH DEVIN, J- J KIRK MAN, SAMUEL WHITSETT, HUBERT DUNCAN. He has also 011 baud a large stock of Stereos. opes, and Stereoscopic Pictures. marri-dAwtf - r H OOP LAM IV 8 GERMAN MEDICINES! THE OKRAT STANDARD R E M F D I E S of the present age, have acquired tfi. ir great p.. nlarity only ll.rongh years of trial. Unbounded satisfaction is rendere.1 I.) fham ia all cusoe. HOOFLASU'ti G E R M A N BITTER S wiu. roftrru vi.y ctiar Liver Complaiols, Dysipaia, Jaundice, NervKiis Debility, Diseases of the Kidueis, aud alt dlsba.e' afiaifig from a disordered liver, or VflakBMe ot stomach anil digestive orgaus, AMU Wlt.I, POSITITP.I.V FBllVVWT YtUtW Freer, Bilimm Freer, and refer end Ay See our Almauac lor proof. -Pi n e. 7.'s s b, HOOF LAND'S HALS A MI URDU I WI1.L POSITIVKI.V ct ar Coughs, Colds, or iloarsen..s, Brotn Litis aa. Group, Pneumonia, lucipieut tlonaui I ii tl u ptb.B, and has performed the most astoiiiiinug cares evr Ikuown of CONFIRMED CUNSli II P 'J' I O N As a Piarrluea cordial it is uue.juale.I. Prico 78 t:euts piT bottle. IIOOFLANDS GERMAN PILLS. being well-known throughout Enrols and Affiercaii need no comniendation here. Tbey are purely vegetable, are prepared with great exactness an usar-coated. No better Cathartic Pill can be found. Price 25 cents per box. These medicines are prepared by Dr. C. II.ja.'KswiKdr Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and St. Louis, Mo., aud are sold by druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere. The signature of 0. M. Jackson will baes the outside f each bottle or box. In wir "Everybody's ALnauac," published annually, you will And testimony and cominwudntory notices from all parts of the country. Thrse almanacs are jriven away by all our agents. BEWARF, OF COUNTFUFEITS. See tluit you get Hoofland's Germau Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa., aud that his signature iaon the wrapper of each bottle Keller A White, Agents for Eveusville, lnd. Leich A Carlstedt, ' do do do dec!l i fe.OU BUSH PKtMB OJTSBOB SJt I, B (25 by (nswl'Jl COOK A LANGLEY. mlfl. J.. JOHJ'HOJ; BOOB EU AND Blank Book Man ufacturer, First St.. bet. Blain and Locust, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. 8ij5" Blank Books ruled, paged and made to order f the Ijest pa(sr, from a Memorandum to the largest Ledger. Music and Magaziuea bound iu any atvle. el6-dAw-tf rtwio.njTOB vjtsub iff: jrirf J iu stor, an extra article of Tomatoe Catsup of our own make about 100 gals, in Jugs of I to oi gals., and also in bottles, at wholesale and retail. Also, a superior article "f Freu. Ii Mustard in Ki. irat. inrs and bottles. aJVlx JACOS SINZita s. eO

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NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF BtlfRTFOMD. GashCapittl, - I CASH ASSETS, $300,000 9319,80 0 VT HASTINGS, Sec'y. A. F BASTINGS, Pres't. Insures against toas sod fluffffagT J Ww on Dwellings and their coatenta, HauBiiactoriea, Mills, Storehouses, Stocks of Merchaudi.e, at fair and reasonable rates of premium Policies promptly issiied aud 1, -sos adjusted fcr the Company by A C HA LI. OCR 4 SON, Agents, Marble ii-... Building, Main streot, sept 14 Evansvillo, Indiana. HOlIf Wn s u r a n ce Co., OF SJTW I t OiElce 112 ami I I 1FV 112 ami 1 iu way. With a l -..-I i l 'ap.li ONE MILLION DOLLARS ASSETS Jl'LVl. Lt" fl.tVXMWd The H -nii' IiiiUj :tt.. IMliJ iitrjurei Mgninm Li.-vn or 1 ttii i. by hi I itu 1tolliH- an-1 Iboii otttentH, r'-r a tprni l froaa 1 to 5 vMri - -;i th iiioBt fRvor it.li t riii StofHfl, WarriMfteR, 9toct of m-i. i. i: Piitdit , MantiGatCoriHi, m hloeI tui nil lauiiwUe pr&p&rty, at tkiruid (.iunatiio I iLt-,1 Hlld Oil INLAND NAVIGATION A -itl TiHlhlOl ttilH'li . -t. . iii - i. . - itjioll I lit 1 t VWmW, l.rkn, t'.tn.tL Hu.l lifi 1 1 1 1'h.ls, iu fca tbtj nut me of ttu- ritktt will ii a wih Liu mm - t i llitf itWItf d ami the L'onipkiiy. AiijiirtinK all lo?Hrt Ikiilv, Hml promptly D.ylag Hmm. OIIAs. .1 MltSTIV, Pnt'l A. K. WiJLHASTH, Prwt't. J. Mii.ton Smith, Baenttay John M'j1r, Ahh'i 0eCyA pplicitlions luittjH to anil Hfllcli ibiiohiI t. A. C HALL" M K A MOW, A o, ttii'i Mnrtijf ;IhI1 WHMiftgg, MhIh - - INCORPORATED J847. O x t y TP x o HARTFORD, CONN. Capital, $250,000. WA1TK, Be 0 H OOWEBf f I anaral Agent, Raaidtua 1.1 "tii, . S. II. PRICK CASH CAPITAL Sl'TtlU. 40. This Cotaiiaiiy insur.i against loss an-l d-iniais by Fire on Dwoltiugs and their ,'oiit. nts, Stores, Warehouses, Stocks of Uorchai.di7, aud all insur able property at as reasonable rates Of ptaBattWH as any other solvent, an. I lehable Cuipauy. .1dstiM Losses ai.7v a,..l pmviw$ tkeiit fompily. Appli. atious mailo 10 and Policies tsiued by a. a 11 At LOCK A SON., Marble 1111 Hill Idlligs, M ill. M , mii,'.!i h-i EvAvevn.i t , tud. HARTFORD I HARTFORD. CONN. INCORPO RATED 1810 t-HARTKK. PEKPETfJAl it h a Successful Business Kxpariaoca of JLP i f t y je Caah Captisil Capital and Surplus, 500,OOO.0O 89D,u40.1 fnsi.rance ..gi.lnst Loss or Darnaga by Fire, oo Dwellings, Furniture, Stores, Warehouses, Merchandise. Mills, Manufactories, aDd other kinds ol property, cau be effected in this Company upon as favorable terms as the nature of toe rloks and secu rity to Policy holders will admit. PARTICULAR ATTENTION given to InsuriDg Fai m ptoperty, consisting nf Due ontbnildiiigs aoaoacted, and Fern Hay, Grain, Farming Dtesislla, A therln, for s tetin ol tals at Lli rns. au.l e Stock, utaitted of pr.inuiiin of icr.Bs : T O. Allyu. Hacretary. II Huiitliigton, Pros't. C. C. Lyman, Ass't Sei y. W N. Bowers, A.-tuary. D. Alexander, General Agent for the Western and Sonth Western States, Columbus, Ohio. J. Graham, Ass t Cu.'.ial Agent for the Western aud feiootb W.siterti States, C,, Iambus, Ohio. Applications lo undersigned, tltfl i" ,i,i .ii. OFFicr.: Mail B.TTI Ijfl jrauce imtv be made to I ha I authorized Agents of the II A LLOCK A SON, Aij'ts. ill Boilditig, Main titreet. WHEELER & WILSON' Stars' SEWING MACHINE, No. 6 First Street, between Main and La,. oat a (X OtYBBB TO 'flit: BkVBJ.eC WW Wli,-.-l i -f Wilson's Improved Sewing Itchiue at HWlnrsWI prices, with lac raised I ...lldco- s in its merits as tlte i,at au.l most ruiiaoie inuiily it and m use. 1 1 si-wiug uoiebiue now ii oti the thickest or thii svws equally well est fabrics; uiakxs th lock stitch iuipcssible 1 unravel, with tho tM advantage of lieing alike on ltd ridge or chain on the under so! struction, more spe-dy in BV durable than any other ausetill structions to euable the purchi seams, stitch, hem, felt, Quill tuck, all oil the same IBaCninS three years We also k '! on rauti mty i of Siugnr's luachim'rt. Circulara cinraiiiiiiL.r luachiuuM trin prHui Kataiid West, stvivg gratifi, on application li frbftl v S ELI. MA Hm.e. The American Clothing O 17 B srVCH OF t illi-ll iJmll SUper i.iotnin nlote, together witn h fnll line of all Ktles Fancy Notions and Fur nishiug Goods, all of l sale trade, and will gna faction in quality, style, announce to the cUicaa reUil trade aaaarslif , wholesale stock, we i goods for KrTAH.i.N -. I cluively fos." Cash, liu lower than they were dealers iu this city. Ti WM. Eh we ofter to tl Wholee batisdd alse to the to our line of .ell ex iddttiou Mioerior it,! v ill oifc-rgocsls I by the regular lee for yourselves. :u a Co., 20 Main street. No.

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