Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 70, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 November 1860 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND.

THURSDAY MOBKING; ....NOVEMBKR 29 Report of the School Trustees. To the Mayor and Common Council of the City a Evanirillr. Gentlemen : The undersigned beg leave to make their quarterly report of the condition of the Common Schools iu this city. We have at this time fifteen Schools one High, four Grammar, four Intermediate, and six Primary. Below we give a synopsis of reports of Teachers for the quarter ending November 16th, 1S60, in which we give the number of children registered in, average number belonging to, average daily attendance in, and per cent, of attendarce in each School ; also, number of cases of tardiness, number of Scholars cot tardy, and number not absent ; also, the number studying German. We experience much trouble, and we regret to say that our Teachers have been insulted by parents and guardians, on the subject of written excuses for absence of Scholars." We here give the Rule of the Board on this subject, passed November 14th, 18.".:t : "Rule 1st. All pupils are requested to be punctually and regularly at School, and if the pupil be late or absent, he or sho shall not be received without a written excuse from the parent or guardian, dated, and giving the cause of absence." To comply with this rule can be no great hardship, and would save much trouble to the Teachers and Trustees. We do not want to know whether Susan has been washing dishes or rocking the cradle, or whether John has been blacking boots or sawing wood ; but we do request parents and guardians to state whether the child has been sick, or has been playing truant, or has been kept at home by their wish. 50 y-. y. A 3 .' - 3 ' a y ' 'mm'' m. . -a m' a: ' - as ' tits a 2 9 a ms.E r ; s Wi : 2 g 3 r - a 9 P o . .as - o ) K . B ?- - a : ct; - ,-1 2 "O c- ; r: -j: -j. v v. c 3 -c S" g S I 1WJJJ.I.1.U og8Tit1a 'looqjs oj Staiiffioi -.tonpu-nu jCVp ... .1 ; Mnanyunin jo "jurfoaaj -smnipjtrj JO MBWO oj .Cp.tvi pi t -o)i u -1 ' .flaSQit3C-Jlie-f 8 1 sgaessggsss s? stsss i wm Ml 2; a s i' S 3 5 1 ! ff is By the foregoing table you will see that out of 1,55'j children registered, there are only 293 thl ktve bees regular attendants. This is too bad aud need- correction, and who more proper to remedy this great evil thun parents or guardians. We do hope ihat parents and guardians will carefully read this report, aud see to it, that children for wbonithey will be held responsible shall be re. ularly at school, so that they shall not be deprived of the blesaiugs offered them iu our ft co schools. If the scholar misses one recitation it can never be regained unlcbs it keeps back the whole class. We are j' leased to state that the Teachers are paid in full for the first quarter of this school year. It Is knoTn to your body that H. Q. Wheeler resigned his office of Trustee and Superintendent of Education, on September 18, 1800. In his resignation the schools of your city have suffered a severe loss. We ask you to till the vacancy and elect a superintendent so soon as practicable. Last year we had thirteen Schools and twentyueven teachers ; this year we have fifteen schools and thirty -one teachers. Last year yon had threo trustees and one superintendent ; this year, bo far, you have only two trustees and no superintendent. There ha been an increase of labor and lesa force yet are our schools in a good condition. This being the state of the case, much labor has devolved (tn one of our Board Hornbrook and we think yon cannot ask hioi to devote ho much of his time to the detriniant of his business without, a reasonable recompense. We do not think that a trustee as trustee should receive any pay, but whenever any of the Board does labor for the schools not required by the law, he ought to be paid. We would call the attention of your body to the fact, that we have at this time two hundred and thirty-nine scholars, who have been transferred from Pigeon, Knight, Center and Perry Townships for school purloses. In the Townships from which they bave been transferred the school fund gives them a school from three to five months per annum, whilst in this city they are receiving ten months schooling. Is it right that they should receive this additional schooling free of charge? P. If okMSRooK. Nov. 24. 18G0. Caul Schmitt. One of tub Effects. Oue of our largest wholesale houses received lroni the South, early in the Fall, an order for a large supply of an article manufactured here. The first shipment was mode in October, and others were to be made during the winter; but a few days ago the order was countermanded, the house losing a sale amounting to several thousand dollars, and the mechanics a good winter's job. It is thus that the innocent ate made to suffer in consequence of abolition fanaticism. W. A. ledger. Doesn't the Ledger believe that the above would have happened without the election of Lincoln 1 Its editor knows that the South is not in a good financial condition, owing to short crops, and that this alone is sufficient to account for such an occurrence as the above. What is tho utility, then, of making such i'ar-1'etched surmises aa the above. Dead. The man Wright, who waj shot by young Saodford, on Friday last, died at noon yesterday having survived his wounds about 44 hours. We learu he has left a wife aa& tour children who reside in Buffalo, N V. Coroner Beuson held an iutiuest over the body last evening at the Bantu; House,' aud the Jury returned a verdict that the deceased came to his death from a wound, by a ball discharged from a pistol held in the hand of one Bruce Sandford. The wound, n3 the physicians who made a post mortem examination, testified, was abouta4 inches above the right nipple, perforating the third or fourth rib and passing directly through the lung, being iu their opinion necessarily fatal. T. Ii. Exprt$.

hi i i r The Elopement Affair. One day last week we published au account of au elopement and marriage ou the steamer Grey Eagle, which our readers will remember. A Miss Mary Roberts was attending the Catholic school at Owensboro, Ky., and a young man by the name of Uruce won her affections and made engagements to marry her, but her father objected . to the union. A friend of Bruce, by the name of Jenkins, with his sifter, vUited the ' school on the pretence of making arrangements for her to become a pupil. As soon . as Miss Roberts discovered him, she left the '

school room and got into a back that was I ia readiness, and the three drove off a few miles down the river, and bailed the steamer ! Grey Eagle, and took passage to Kvansville, j where Bruce was awaiting their arrival. A i mairiage license was soon procured by an old gentleman on the boat, who passed as tue girl s father, accompanying Bruce to the clerk's office and giving his assent to the i marriage. A minister was sought and the twain were soon made one flesh on board the boat , as she laid at the wharf. The happy couple then came to Louisville on the same boat j and went from thence to Henry county, the home of the bride's father. It appears that Roberts, the father of the girl, has sued the young man, Jenkins, lay- j ing the damages at $r,000, and the Sister ot the Catholic School at Owensboro bad also brought suit against the parties for in- j vading her premises in the manner in which they did. The matter is to be tried in the Circuit Court at Louisville, and will no ; doubt be an interesting affair. ittw Albany Ledger. " Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin cur rency is now quoted at ten per cent, discount. The workingmen who Buffer from this depreciation in the currency most recollect that they voted for it.'" We copy the above enrious financial item trorn the Pittsburgh Post of Wednesday. ; Will that paper be good enough to explain j how antl when the workingmen voted for this depreciation of "Illinois, Iowa and ' Wisconsin currency ?" One of them at our elbow declares he has no recollection that any such question was involved in any canI vass, near or remote, and our own recollecj tionis that nobody voted either for the failure i of crops in the Northwest, from which that section has not yet had time to recover, or for the system of long extended c -'lit, the high price of slaves, and extravagance generally, in the South, which, since their : threat of secession and repudiation of Northern debts, has caused all the financial trouble now impending over that section, and over the creditor portion of the country also. Fiat. Din. DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT WENONA, ILL.— The Galesburg (Illinois) Democrat of the 10th says: We have been shown a letter to a gentleman of this city, giving an account of a lamentable accident which occurred at Wenona, Marshall county, Illinois, on the occasion of the Republican celebration at that place on the 10th inst. The anvil used as a substitute for the cannon, being made of cast iron, burst into pieces, the fragments flying among the crowd. One of them struck a young man named Philip Lamble on the thigh, and shattered it so bad that he died in three hours. Several others were wounded. P. Beckwith had his jaw badly cut from chin to ear; A. Beckwith had his thigh badly torn ; A. Hammet was injured on the thigh; G. Hammet was slightly injured about the hip ; J. M. Hunt's right leg was torn off between the ankle and knee, so as to require amputation; Mr. Robert Ervin was hurt, but not seriously. ———<>——— THE GREATEST OIL DISCOVERY YET.— Western Virginia promises to divide with Slippery Rock Creek, and the districts up the Alleghany, the attention of oil speculators. In Clark county, some time since, a Mr. Karns sunk a well one hundred and fifty feet, and is now taking out fifteen barrels a day. Mr. Rathbone, from whom Karns leased, subsequently sunk a well himself, and in twelve hours after "ile'' was struck it filled a cistern containing one hundred and thirty barrels of forty gallons each, but this is not all. They have discovered a vein of oil coal one thousand feet thick, in a mountain on Hugh's river, a tributary of Kanawha. This coal, when put on a shovel and held over the fire, melts into oil, so that the discovery is an important one. A good deal of excitement prevails in the neighborhood, and "ile " sites are leing disposed of rapidly at fabulous prices. ———<>——— Ii.LiNoia Soutukkn Rau.roaii. We are pleased to learn that the iron for twentyfive miles of this road has been purchased, and is being delivered at this point. Already 130 tons has arrived, and the balance is on the way. The chairs, ties, ami spikes sufficient to lay down the amount of iron purchased, are being delivered. The contractors, the Messrs. Stanton, tin pushing the work ahead as rapidly as possible, and if the individual stockholders along the line of the county and city corporations that have pledged aid, will corpe forward and a-sist, this itniforlaut enterprise will bo foHipleled at an early day Vin. Oar. FltKE SPKKCII ASl TU FUOITIVK St.AVK Law. The New York Commercial Advertiser says : "If the return of slaves is 10 be enforced at the North, as it ought to be, let freedom of sjieech be respected and protected at the South, M also it ought to be. Why cannot both sections meet on this common trround of mutually respect in.' the ! provisions of the Constitution ? Surely a ; white man's life taken by niub law in Texas ! or Alabama, for expressing or merely holding an opinion, is of as much value to him ! and his friends as the body of h Hrtvtl to his i owner." (Jallant CosntTCT or Fonu American Garibalpiaxs. The four Americans, Chas. . Carroll Hicks, of Columbus, Ohio; Frank Maney, of Nashville, Tennessee; Henry X. j Spencer, jr., of Pennsylvania, and Alfred Van Benthuvsen, of Louisiana, serving in , Garibaldi's army, have recently distinguish- , j ed themselves greatly by their military exi ploits, and have received the special praise I of the Dictator. Rare Game. An otter, full grown, with 1 ! a heavy, rich coat of fur, in vigorous i health, was killed last week ou the bank of I ! the little creek at Slickaway, seven miles j from Lexington. The Observer nnd Re- j ! porter says he is of fine size, measuring from head to tail 4 feet 5 inches, and round ; the body 20 inches. He was found in coin- j pany with four others, who made their es- j cape by " hunting their holes." Lou. Jour. , The Electoral Vote. It is remarkable how many Preiidents have been choseu by ! about tbe same electoral vote. In IS? , .Taeltsen reeeived 17b vote.-. In ltMo, Van Bureu no ; In 1844, l'olk " 17 ' In 1848, Taylor " 16S .. !n 18.s, Buchauau " M 174 u ! Iu 18ii0, Liueolu 173 NbSBOU at the South have depreciated iu price from twenty to thirty per cent, since ' the secession crv was raised.

tnmnimiMiii i - " - NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. K-fTJJ.Vri.'.-100 PAIR J asserted from 25c to $i00. nov28 .1. STRAT'R RON'. o jc h o s .if it ft M? Cheits, Toy BMP! and Bucfcs, st nov28 CHAS. WELLS'S. rmxjt ki.k AArm rata rem JKX ochs, ML full assortment to 12 inches, m'dj;'" nd double, at (ooViS) C. S. WET.LS'S. Ilt'-""' oil.-a larg esvWW ply uf thi celebrate! Oil for th cure ut Rheumatism, Nenral:pa, NTvons and Firfc Headache, Toothache. Sorethroat. Jc.. Ac. For pal bv WM BIEKBOWEK. Drugsist, uv24 73 Main st.. Washington Bloek. Bank Notice. av -rj-.-r. i. meetijvu oe M the Stockholders iu the Branch at Evausviile, of The Bank ot the State of Indiana, will he hf Id at the Banking Uuux in Evausviile on Tueseay, January 1st, 181, b.twoeu tbe hours of lt'i o'clock A. M. and 3 o'clock r. M., when a statement cf the condition of the Branch will bo submitted, and u election will be held for five Hirectors to serve ba ensntEg year. By order of the Board of Directors. SAIi'L BAYARD, Cashisr. niiTTT aTTtfcrt-fl

COLLECTOR'S SALE OP REAL estate, for the payment of the costs and expense of side-walk improvement. Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a precept ieufd by the Mayor of tin City of Evansville, aud to me directed, I will sell at public anction, at the door of the Conrt Hoose in said city, on Tuesday, the 11th day of December, 1SG0, at S o'clock p. M ., the tollowinx lots or parcels of real estate, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount charged and a-wessed against said lotB respectively, or the costs and expenses of making side-walk improvements Iu front fit said lots, together with the costs of sale : Dot No. 11 block lu4 Lainasco 3.9& 12 104 do :t.97 7 " Fourth Enlargement. VlSf h do U.OiKl do li'.44.: C " M do 10.4 CHRISTIAN IJKDDEKICH, Kviinsville, Nov.J7-2wd-4 City Collector. Don't be Alarmed. wyLLJOTT BROTHERS, .VO. 136 M-U Alain street, near the Canal Bridge, are taking in exchange for cheap and excellent Iry Uoods, nil depreciated Western and South'-rn currency at par. Remember the 1 -e Ms in street, near the Canal Bridge. m.ii -l-.vd Notice. CANAL t!NK, ) Evansville, Nov. iSOo. 1" rmwiis itA.VM wjll re m.uski A on Thurtlrty, the L".uh. Persons l.n ii.l notes to pay or other business to transact on that ilay will plouse attend to It 011 Wedne.Uv the2sth. BXMr27-3td WM. T. PACK, Cashier. Notice. rtno E. A. HYIIV.. M-V .Tfl RKM turn from my business up the river I BaW :i notice iu the EvaniN ilie Journal of a dissolution of uu alleged partnership said by you to exist between you and rue. This is to notify you that au fmrtneratllp has ever existed between us, and Hist 1 disclaim all liability on your act omit, novoj-ntd MATTHEW SITES. PITTSBURG COALTW II A P"E -V U " OJS HAJ"i A I. A U 4- 1: M stock of Pittsburg Coal, which I offer to the public at 1 cents per bnshel, delivered. Orders left at Orr, lialzell &. Co.'s store, or at his lumber oAea on Water street, near Lanusc wharf, will be promptly attended to. JAS. SWANsON. BOIttt M tfOH O I T EOlt t UK ISTJaAS!-M-J We have laid in a g.fod assortment of tttftot Gun- anil Rifles. Skates, Patent Floor .ckales, to ( liable persons to enjoy skating in doors, Boys' Sluls, Toy Tool Chests, assorted size;, to aaaaswthe loys, and predisjiose them to mechanical employment, and other desirable goods in our line, suitable for Christmas presents. GEO. S. SONNTAG ic CO., No. In Main street, nov2i One door below Uranch Rank. WjjlJTER HASSET JV .rf-VV WW with it the pleasures of tli season commenced. There is nothing more invigorating and pleamut at this season than skating ; therefore, to supply the expected demand for winter sporting implements, c have laid iu and keep lor sale 9M pair of Skates, of beautiful patterns and assorted sizes and qualities, for Men, Women, Boys and Girls ; also, those celebrated Iron Ornamented Sleds, and an assortment of beautiful BMaBf-Betla, to which we call the attention of everybody interested. GK. S. SONNTAG A CO., No. In Main Street, uov.26 Just one door below Br. Bank. DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & CO., DllY GOODS MEHCII A. INT T S, 75, 77, 73, 81, So and 80, Uuaue st., N. Y. Would notify the trade that they are openiiir weekly, iu new and beautiful patterns, the W A TI -SCTTA PRINTS ; also the AMOSKEAC, A tn'W print, which excels iyery print in the couutry for perfection of execution and dsyi&n in fall Madder Colore. Our prints nre cheaper than any iu market and inert with extensive gale. Orders promptly attended to. nov26-Iy PREPARE FOR THANKSGIVING? WUST BJiVKi - T JBaIaHOTT tf Family Grocery, Main street, near First, fifty lare fat TIT It KEYS and two hundred fat CHICKENS. They are alive, hut will ba prepared from day to dby tor customers, and may he hud already dressed, at my counter, nice and fresh. Cull and tet tlrt choice. I have, ttcsideh, everything In the t.tmily grocery line, which I drlivt-r Ore ot chur t customers. Coate and tit jrooraeWea out f -i Thanksgiving Day. noviM-dtt .T. P. ELLIOTT. -aW-aW Lips and Hand, when yum can cure tbviu hv one application of the Compound (ilyrerine Lotion, pn-parnd only at WM. BlEBBOWtt'8. Drug;iHt, DofM 78 Main street, Washington Block. J-VaWj mvmmmm mwrnmcmMT a Ejeggtae. .Iut received, a Hplendid stock of the ahove giiade, at M per cent. leM than last yrur's pries. Wm. B. sTBJBSKMi & Co., septic No. 90 Alain street. JVJH M Mi H Mi M'J.VTA' $'iOO 9 COUNTY OKDKKS - I will take fatW eoanty orders tor Kob) at par, and sell goods :.t cash prices; or, 1 will take th-m 011 accounts just tee or falling due between this and January 1st. Call oon. (sWIpBS) CHAS. S. WELLS PEOPLE'S GALLERY. "Seeure tiin ahaduw ere the snltstanee fsjoV, L-t nature copy that which aarnrs aaasfe." RERE.niAH HVMJV6 K 40., OE 9mW tii. I. ..iu-, vould respectfully inform thei iliyeus i.f Kvansville and vicinity, that Ihev hate ntfd up a nice suit i f rooms at "Hall's Block, ' mi Third street, a few doors above Main, and are now prepared to take superior Ambrotvpes in oases fur the triHiui- sum or TWENTY-FIVK CBKT8. A hue variety of eases always en hand, all of which will be sold proportionately low. Call and t;ie us a IriaL BURNS A Co. lOTtt K OEAPPl.tt ATMO.V EOK V f License. The nmlersiy;iifd wjii apply to the Hoard of County t'unimi&sioners of Vanderburgh e.'iinty for a lieens to sidl spirituous and iutoii atin-; lienors in a less ipiaiitity than a quart at s time, at his usual pi. ice of business on lots 'Jl and ICS, Original Plan St the City ot BsaasTiHe. nov2l-td JOHN VICTORY. IfE m0a. 30 HAJS'AtSO.tlE and Poker ; hrantiftll Shovel and Tongs Stands: 1-(lilt Band Heavy foal Buekets; o do. Common j foal Buekets ; lav pirs Kitehen Shovels and Tougs ; 80 pairs Brass Head Shovels and Tongs : r I doa Short Handle Iron Goal Shovel. Forsalelow. ! nov21 CHAS. S. WELLS. ! a ji sjw: i t TTERs.-zti noxE.y 9 Meat (.'utters; 2 doi Meat Stufft rs. The most approved kiu.'s, ami afiout half old prices. nov23 CHAS. S. WKLLS. W?OR CIIBST.njIS PRESET TS. R Come and see. Ivory Table Knives a i Forks; Ivory Table Knives alone; Plated Forks nnd Spoons; Ivory Carvers and Steels; Butter Knives; Suit Spoous ; Hot.p Ladles; Sugar Shovels; Knife Trays; Spice Boxes ; Feather Dusters; Toilet Setts, and a general assortment of Housekeeping Goods all cheap. JITasofs Ifsasj) "d CmasSj CJrder taken at pab at Cash prices. (nu-2:!) CHAS. S. WELLS. sr t OOl MO YTME UJYJtJi IIvW Bignvd keeps constantly on hand a lrge lot of seasoned wtod, of all kinds, which he will deliver, either sawed or full huth. auy place iu the city, at the market price. II. LL1Z, aov23) No. 7e, ciir. Chestnut and Fourth stt-. Illinois Money. MMARTMES HOLDM.Ytt ALAtJVOfS, ML Wisconsin, Iowa, aud Miusuul'j Money can diioe of it to advantage by calling ou CitO. FOSTCB 4 CO., novlO Corner Loctxat str.'i-t and e'sual. , Southern Money. ..(il'TH ( JKOif.VJ, W Alabama, Leuisi.in.i. Ni and rlh ' al'oliu: Bank Notuc botih oovl'J i'tK X Co.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

AflO I. LECTOR t'B SALE OE REAL JES j tato ferthe payment of ths costs and expanses of Side-.valk improvements. Kotica is hereby jrireu, that by virtue of a precept issued by the Mayor of tli" City of Evan.ville, and to vac directed, I will sell at public auction, at the door of the Court House, in said city, on Friday, the SOtU day of November, 186", the following lots or parcels of real estate, or so much laasAwf ss may be necessary to pay that amount charged and aMoaaed against baid lots respectirety, or the costs and expenses of making street, alley, and side-walk improvements iu lront o! said lots, together w it b the eosts of sale : FOIt STREET IMPROVEMeNTS. 10 fft and six inches on Main street, aud extending back of tbe nam w idth 1 1 1 tet to au alley, being the south-west side of lot No. i23 in th Donation Enlargement, 517(1 50J-3. FCr. ALLEY 1MPR3VEMESTS. Dot No. 6 Block Northevi Enlargement Sl.olJ.: do 7 do 2 do do 1 01J-2 KOlt 61DE-WALU IMPROVEMENTS. Lot No. 8, Block lu4, Lamoaco do flu Hit do .... a.97!4 .... 3.07g 1 tvrl 7 do do do do do 10 U 15 lii do do do do do do do do m 101 lot 3.97J-! 17 do 104 do Sale to commence at 2 o'clock P."M., oneaid day. CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH, no8-nwd 86 City Collector. (FORMERLY OF STEELE & HUNNELL.) Flooring Mills, CORNER OF t WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL, EVAXSriLLE, IXD. i rWIKIS 'E U ESTAJRLtSHTiEJ"T is now In full operation, with new and complete Machinery of the latest style, for Planing and Dressing Lumber, Planing and Grooving Flooring, making Doors and Sash Mouldings, Window Blinds, and every other description of work done in such 1 -toblishnietits. I All Work a: these Mills warranted to be well , done, aud will be offered at the lowest cash prices. Dry Poplar Flooring antl Weatherhoarding conj abiDtly ou hand, aud will be gold for cash. Brackets and Scrolls sawed to any pattern. Slitting and all kinds of Sawing; done to order, and iu the most approved style. Jy22 WM. HUNNELL. LOOK HERE 7 EVERYBODY WE are now inanofactsring Wells' Patent Fold tug Spring lieil, the best and most convenient now iu use, ai it can be moved or huudkd without any trouble. Call and examine them. 1an25 AG SHOT Of THE LTnited Stales Life Insurance, 4') Wall street, New Turk, .s, Pres't. Jo. EaJafj Sec'y. Ctii Capital $190,000. Total cash Astets in 1860, $000,000. ANNl'AL ISCKKASEOVER S-! 0,000. Iiiviibtnds doclsred every three sears. Profits a cumnlated at compound interest, on the principle of a uiiiS bank, payable iu addition to tho sums insured in cash. The business of tbe Compuny is conducted upou a 'usa baji exclusively. nvt-reight thousand insurances have lweu effected by the Company since its or;ani7.atioii. Premiums ou 3l,00t for life, may be paid quarterly, srmi.anunally, or annually. BATTEL L, BE1IM A ANTBX8, Afe'ts. ifflce: No. 87 Main -treet, Evausviile, Ind. Dr.. II. G. Jones, Medical Examiner. Office: r irst st. , above Walnut. BOTH -lyd n I JVM I I .M E R - A L A ROE M. utock of No. oue l'iuo Lumber, may be found at corner Main and Seventh streets. SW.83 JOHN r ;lover. 1Ia P.1 A '8 RECEIVED!! AT THK NEW YORK STORE. Thdt promised tot of Cloak m baa arrived sonsMfT than w.' .oti ipated. Tr is the finest nnd saoat dfirnhlH a4h'"-L tmen i we have hsd this season. TUKT WILT. HE SOLO CHEAP FOR CASH. Raascmbar they AUK P.KAL BARGAINS, urnl the rerjf tatesl h V of Silclla rind Hi i bet Am si'tj riidlintf al 4.7 Ai-oa vi y iare assortfo.-tit .-.ii rart6ty,aiid nowscsfylas, Dr, ,id Hoods in VERY CHEAP. Cash On!, anil One Price. We reaj sioy 1 k j vvhit-h SM aa a rale fi deviation. ae eauuot open ly low piee at as to aoapfl this no cae be any Bom. .t" the 1 alw ays, sen ted. jils r, that the Sew'Tork Store sells goodi cry host iu:iiity oul ; at the lowt-st prices mm every asticle n v.arrauleil as repre1 Tableclotba. TowelA the of S ilks 11101 t lasiiio rgeal and most .-le;ant assortment shibited in Brails Hie, aud of the GILES k Hi PHKaTTBBS, r. No. .S 'irst streaC. it U'lftf AU'AUE t APS, AT VAl'TXER J. MAUCUNMEK'd.

CLOTHING.

o 47 M PROCLAMATION'. FALL AND WINTER O I-s I 3NT O, FOR MEN AND HOYS' WEAR. WHITE & FANCY SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, MATS OF ALL KINDS. 1 usli Caps TEIE CHEAPEST LOT IN' AMERICA, AKV MART OTHCli ART TCI FS. All of you In want of the fttOT6 named Ooodi w ill .vij-i.lt yimr own iiitervt to ps to S. ROSEN WALD Sl CO., OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE, NO. 73 MAIN ST., Between Surond and Third, EVANSVILLE, IND. And be careful yuu make no mistake iu the place. STKEU DIBKCT FOR O X3. X7" aid 'Sf Where you will find nt all times the be.-t el Goods at the LOWEST PR ILL. It will pay you to see THE STOCK. nsvll wpoR REjyrr. the well kj' Store, lately owned aud occupied by Michael Gavisk, deceased, as a grocery and provision store, corner of Main and Fourth streets. Therj is a first-rate smoke house attached to the store. Apply to John Gavisk, or WM. KAIIM, Jr. julyfl-dAwtf rW0 LEASE EOR A TERM OE ML yeara. Several large squares of ground on both banks of Pigeon Creek, in Evansville 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 verv favorable. Apply to LAW A- ANTHES, novl4 87 Main str-et. 1PJ-0RMES.O UROSS t LOTJt E 9 Pins, 10 gross Stove Polish. 2S gross Washing Blue, 10 doz Baking Powder, 2 casas Sardines, whole, half, and quarter boxes, 50 doz one and two lb cans Cove and Spiced Ovsters, in store and lor sale by (nov20) CHAS. M. JOHNSTON. HRACHIJVtJ, Xc. M 600 lbs Gum Pai -king, 250 lbs Cotton Bopa, all sutes, IS reels En. Parking Yarn, 500 lb Sacking Twine, For sale at JACOB SINZICH A SON'S, novl j Water-st., bet. Sycamore and Vine. I MMUTHE OE APPO i.r.n EJr WW as Executor. Kotica is hereby given that the undersigned has Ix-eu appointed executor of the last will of Clement Ann Farrell, lato of Eransville, Vanderburgh county, deceased. Said estate in supposed to be solvent. JOHN T. WALKER, novl2 Executor. mmOTtVE OE SALE. OTIfE IS VI hereby given that I will sell at public: anction, on Tuesday, the fith day of December, A. P., 18fi0, at the residence of Cl'ementa Ann Farrell, late of Evansville, Vanderburgh county, deceased, all her personal property, consisting of household and kitchen furniture, oue cow, and one siivor i watch . A credit of six months will re giv.-n on all sums over thres dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved surety, waiving valuation or ap- ; praisemeut laws. JOHN T. WALKEK, novlJ-owd Execator. J. H MAGHEE & CO., WW WMJVB SOMslM a$7T T H Mi I H WW Wtock of 'all Good, ar now In rOOMpt "I h very large and eltgMrt etook ut' WINTER GOODS. . purchasHl at very low rates by one uf the partners in perHont who in always iu tin ntarkt-t hnatntag up largaiua. We will ? II for cafttiT at N-w Vrk pMOML or to prompt paying customer, a cheap Baa In , tound fveHt of tbo mountaiua. We have just received Ztj caft?8 very handsome Prints. 2.". baled lKmeftticfi. ii do Brown Fri1Iins. 5 do Scarlet Flannela. 10 cae9 Bleached Miitiliu. 3 do Ladieri' Winter Irca GKdr. ft d Twted(i and Sarinet. 10 do Notions of all kinds. With a great variety of other Goods, which are ! all to he sold out before Spring, at prices lower i than the lowest. J. Ii. MAGHKIl & CO., nov8 FirKt Street, Kvansville. Coroner's Inquest m BEL II OVER THE II O II I OE MM Herman Hoefer, found dead at the house ot J. II. Roelker.on the corner of Sixth and Sycamore streets, Evansville, Pigeon township, Vanderburgh county, ou November 9th, le(s. The verdict of the jury w as, he came to his death by cutting his throat, wrist, and rtonsai h with a pocket knife in his own baud. At the time of his death he was about 69 yea-s of age ; he was about five feet six iuches high ; when he died he was dressed in blue pants and white shirt, and had nothing on his per-ou. nov9-3-.v JOHN WAY MAN, Coroner V. C. AT A HIES' AJVL MISSES' HATS, MA silk, Beaver, t'a.siraere, etc., trimmed or untrimmed. The lalost styles made to order on short notice at VAUTIEK& M ARfONNIER'S, nov8 39 Main Street. mjjOTATOES. ij URLS. fHOIVE M Neshannock Potatoes in stre and for sale at low figures, to CLOSE out, by oct5 W. M. AIKMAN Jc CO. U. W. ARMSTRONG, Old established Steam Furniture and Chair MANUFACTURER, And w holesale and retail dsaler in all kimls of Plain and Fancy Furniture and Cuiiri. M HAVE THE LARGEST, AJ"JI Am oue of the best arranged and conducted Factories west of Cincinnati, and can bell as low as any Cincinnati Houso. Any 1'attern desired made to order on short notice. Turuing of any kiud promptly attended to. ftfcSAU work warranted to bo uiade of seasoned material, and of superior workmanship. WaraKooius, No. So Maiu stieet. nova

BUSINESS CARDS.

WVST RECEIVED. 2 casks Sugar Cared Hani", 1 " " Dried Beef, 2 " Shoulders, 1 bbl Ex. Bolognas, 500 lbs Breakfast Bacon, And for tale at the lowest prices at novli JACOB SINZICH & SON'S. (SCCCBSSOR TO A. KTJRTZ.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTIONER & BAKER, Manufacturer of Candies, Cakes, Syrups, 4c, dealer in Oranges, Lemons, Ac, and Nnts of all kfuds. WOrders froiu parties at teuded to at aborted notice. Sols agent for Maltby's tfnrivaled Baltimore Oysters, No. 15 South First street, betwet u Main and Locust, Evansville, Ind. For Solo cheap tor rash. oct24-ly JOUS A. RtlTZ JOliN A. UAMiV CRKSCF.XT CITV POU IO 3EL . LVAHSVILLE, IND W. n.ot,4nr, of ft., CP.FsCF.N'T CITY . OL'N DRY leg leave to inform their frifiids and the pub j He in general that they at fully prepared to raakt : to order all kinds of ACH1NFRY ' Needed tor Mills or Manufactories of any KIM -Uavn.K a irreat variety of patterns for Tat I sVX C E A II IN 6 i : ol any sit, and HTRAM ENGTNES of any oower reonin d. Also manufacturers of DISTILLERY AND MINING MACHINERY, T( I I!A ': -SCREWS AND EINISHKRS. M '.:.!' MILLS SASH, -Ml LEY AND ran Kill ED Circular Saw Mills, OUMMINO MAt'HINKS, IttUN ( UONT.S tor Houses, CHIN BSE SUOAB GANG MJUsS. STEAW BOILERS MTROtKD LAkI) tanks. And in fact eveivibinir In the IRtiN FOUNDRY AND MACHINE BUSINESS HRASS w'A .fTJ.VW.v lllaib' to oiilci. ALSO Dealers iti a snpt-rior article of TU U KSIU HQ M .4 CJfA'ES, And Powers' conipb te, if the latest Improved styl. MPBOVKD STKAM GAU6B8, GUM BEIT1NO AND PACKING, WROUGHT AND WKLDKD PIPE, LEAD AND COPPER PIPE, AND FIRK P.R1CK, I All at MANUFACTURERS' TRICK.. C-ar Highest price always paid fo old UKTALS, At the oil Stand Corner (amal and Tngl" atl t IlEITZ At tlANICV. N. D. Workmen sent to all parts to put up Ma chin- ry and do repairs in Rollers. THRESHING MACHINES Always oa hand and fc sale MB AT A. EL LI O TT, MAJ'tEA t Tl HER hP of Sad ii. -, Harness, firidles, Ac , keeps constantly 01: hand a full assortment of Saddles of ewrv kind aud price. Harness, Collars, Whips, Fly Nets, Saddle Bans, .Vc, tc, at No. 3 1'IliST STREET, Foster's Block, Evausviile, Ind. Afcsfitepairiug neatly done. nugo INKAEh KITTEABElKi. No. 67 Main st. bet. Second & Third, W7IJ"fJLISH OPTICIAJX', MA.VUEAtB J rarer of the newly invented and improved Spectacles, No. 4, Third sl.. bet. Maiu ami Locust, ol p. Crescent City Bank Building, Evansville, Ind. These celebrated Spectacles are niadeof Brazilian Frbbles, and constructed ii rcordanc with the philosophy ofnainre, in tu .peculiar form of a coucavo-cen ejt, which can t.e used by the old aud young, eitb. r by day or candle light, with perfect -ase.and no unpleasant feeling to the eyes that miliy experience from using t ho common kiud. They teud to strengthen nnd improve the sight, as will been by the loUowing testimonials from those using them : Frew Sumue! Orr, Esq. I have purchased a pair of Spectacles frm I. Uitteuberg. I have found Iheai to be perfectly easy to the eye. I cheerfully recommend Hem to the imhlic. h'rntu S. SorcasoM, AY. I lakagreai IIoasnrtl in reeommeiitllng the glasses of I. ttittenberg to tho public. They give great satisfaction. Frtnn Jtulge W. Ii. M-hitc, Hoonvill; B For years past I have lieen lu-custouied to use ar tiflcial sight, and have tried several kind of spectacles, but I have fouud none so easy to tho eye as I. Kitteuborg's. I take pleasure in rei -.imnienilin them to the public. Prinrrto.i, GaVoSJ cottiUy, Ind. Having t'lirchaseil. and for some finm used, the Brazilian Pebble Spectacles, gotten up by Mr. I. Itittenberg, formerly Of Indianapolis, ami now of Kvansville, we can most coroially recommend them as lieing easy for the eyes, and in all respects a good h r t iclt Kev. JOHN McSfASTER, i :. N. J ERA I'hD, JOSEPH IEV1N, J. J. KIKKMAN, SAMUEL WIMTSKTT, BOBBBT I) II SO A N. He has also on liand a largeslo.-k ofoseraoai opes, and Stereoscopic icturvs. mar-dA wtf n mti rri UtMrLANDS GERMAN MEDICINES! fi T A N D A R fJ K V M K DIE 8 of tlio p:.;.Hont aafe, ha- aciuii:d tin ir ;reat pof ularit y only thri'U!i yvarn of trial. UnhoundatfajHsfactiod in rcii.h ri 1 tj .hem iu nit cases. HOOb'l.A .Vl'.s r; E R M A fit Ii J T T E H M Hi IX po.-htivm.v crai: Liver onidaiiite, Upefwija, Jaundice, Nerveu Iebili(j, Diauaaed of the KiduejM, and all dieafiiv aririing from a diKoidered liver, uf v...iki..-i aj stomach and Ii'eetive or:iiiH, A XI) WILL POrilTIVELT I'RtVINT Yrll.tw Fvr. BilitH FfTt aiut r'-rrr md Ay See our Almanac tor pruot, Pri( 7." la per l-tstilc' HOOF LA SDH It A J,A MIC I OHIHA I. will poKiTivF.i.Y ctraa Concha, .oldr, or lloai-HnneHt, Brum MtU. Indn enza. Croup, PnetUaaooiat Incipient Ooaaumptiaju, and ir.t- : i the inoxt aatoniMhin t:r n iv'f known of C (.INFIRM ED C O N K II M P T I ti H As a Hiarrhiea cordial ft is uneipiulcd. Pri.-e cents per buttle. iioofland s Herman fills, being well-known throughout Europo and Amercan need no commendation here. Th. y ure pun-lj vegetable, ure prepared with great exactness an sugar-coated. No better Cut hurt ie fill em lo found. Price 25 cents per box. These medicines are prepared by Dr. C. M. JSCS -son At Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and St. Louis, Mo., and are sold by drngtrists and dealers In niedfetnes everywhere. Tin-signature of C. Ai. Ja-ksou will be on the outside of each bottle or box. In our Everybody' Aimun-te," published annually, you will find testimony ami commendatory notices from all parts of the country. These almanacs are given away by all our ageni-s. BEWARE OF COVSTEUrEIT. Baa that yon get Hoofland'B Gorman Bittars, prepared by lr. C. M. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa., and that his signature is on the wrapper of each bottle Keller & White, Agents for Evansville, Ind. Loich &. Carlstodt, do do do dec9 BVSII PRIME OATS EOR SALE (uovlOl COOK LANOLEY. JOJriJ'itt,; 'no or rijvujS. by mi Eli AND Blank Book Manufacture First Mt.. bet. Main and Locust, KVANSVILLK, INDIANA. Hlank Books ruled. Mged and made to order of the host paer, from a Memorandum to the l.tnreat Ledgt r. Music and Magazineti bouud in any style. jell-dfkwtf rW0UMTtAfi ATXVPSi HA I'Ji 3 in j!tor an e xtra article of Trmat'U .!atn:p of our own m:ikn ahout 100 gala, is Jngrf 2j irals.. and nm in botttee, at wlioItsi retail. AJtto, a anporior artick of Irncli r in '4 lara aUd boUlM. uJvl- J A CO 15 SUv'ZICH &

INSURANCE,

Insurance A gene ALLEN CTHALLOCK K vanavllle. CNDERWRITKK.AND GENERAL INS, 1 AGENT, Adjuster or Avfbaces, axi. Hotakt Prsi ' He continues to issuo Policies froai several Class and most reliable INSURANCE COMPANIES I Tn tho Country, on Inland aud fVre Hit',, n, v, 1) j also receive applications for liirJS IJi&LRANCE. He will attend to the Adjustment of 1 of every description under policus froU , agencies, and attend to the settlement ..t i'l ters connected with INSURANCE, for aeHJsi tereated. His long experience .is aa iv-i i Agent, has made him fauiiliai with all ml s connected with Insurance. lr Office. Marlde Hat; Bglldlan, No. 0 tU NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE C . or H.inryoiti; CONS. Cash Capital - CASH ASSET, 537 W. C. HASTINGS, Spc'y. A. T. HASTINGS, Pri ; IuBures agili.st lois and damage by Firs on Dwei,- , hirs ana BMC roi feuM, Manufictorles, M j Storehouses, Stocks of Merchmdisn, lit fair I reasonable rates of iremium Policies promptly issued and losses adjusted i r I the Company by A. C. HALtOCK ,V FAN, Agent. Marble Uall PuIldtnK, Mil in M1 eptH . Kvai.HviUe, Ii i HO ME In s u i- a a fo . , or 'J v TOUR. Office 1 2 am 1 1 i Broiidw With a 'h-U Capital ill '.,. : ,n . ONE M ILL! ON DOLLA JUBBV9 JVLY 111 .1 The Home Insui ant o Company iDsnres airainsi Loss or Paftiage iy Fire on Dwiilliaics Mt,.; thaii coiiti-nts, lor a term id tioio I lo 5 rears most favorable terois Korea, Waivhoia ' of Merchandise Pn din .-, Bsjiul ..!..,:, . ;.i and all bmimbls pioperty, at fWi and rales and on INLAND NAVIGATJ0.. And Transportation , sliipuienri Dpoa Ills I.ak s, Ciiuals and Ki.ilroads, as loa aa n,. of (he risks will bear, with aainsass to tin. and the Company. Adiustiii!' all losses lairlv. and nr ntli1 them. CI I As. J. MART N. Prat A. V. WfLMAIt I'll V... I , -J. Milton Smith. Secretary. John MtJtc, As't Sec'v Applications mailt to Said aoiicies as as A. C. HALI.OCK .tSDN. aog35 Marble Hall itnlldlngs, Mali) INCORPORATED 1 O t y TP i 1 o .sal MV . 1 WJ HARTFORD, CONK Capital, $250,000. 0. tt WAITE, Se. S. If. PKICR c. b B(ivi:r Oonoral Agent, lifisliiina at Uhicj CASH CAPITA!, & SURPLUS This Company insures against loss ate . u .. by Fire ou DsretMngs mil their Cub n' Warehouses, Btocks of Aleicliauilize, t.o.1 able property at as reasonable r.tte ot p any other sidvent and reliable Company, Adjusting aassS fnirltt ami paying them y. Applications road" 10 a'"' Policies issie A. C. HAhtiVCK ,i Marble Hall Buildings, Main at., aug21-lvd Ev.v.kvii: HARTFORD FIRE I1MMCI CO., HARTFORD, CONN. INCOIIPO RATED 1810 C 11 A 11 T It PK11PIST With a Wuctasaful Business Fjtperier W f t y Y o 2X i- &. Caalk Cnpiial...- SSOO.OOO.OH ( nplinl unit Mu jillia, SIgu,0SU.4l Insurance agslti.t Loss or Hamug- by Dwellings, K - .jituro, Stores, Wmeh.n liai.. ii--. fililic. Manufactories, and other ki'i property, can bo effected in this Oonf n favorable terms as the nature of tnert.if aBi rity to I'olicy holders will admit. PABTICLLAlt ATTENTIHN K vun t Farm property, consisting of Dwelling outbuildings coHtiecte- , and Kurnuuio, L.ve:- , an'l dned llay, Grain, Farming vtenr lis, dc, sc., conti therin, for a term ol year- at LOW r it miuui. OFFICER 1 1 T. C. Allyn, Secretary, il Huntington C. C. Lyman, Aas't hec'y. v.. N, I: iWOCS, I). Alexander, Geuei! Agent tor til and South Western States, Colufiibiis, ol .1. Grabaui, Asa' I Ooneral Agent for tli and Bauth Western Slates, CtfMrablia, Oh Applications for itipurance Btay b mi undersigned, the duly antlioruivi Ajpi . Company. A. 0. HALLOCK .v BOB (iFrtcE --Mutble Mail BuiMUng, Main nug-il-lyd the WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHtHL No. 5 Fimt 8(rct, betww n Min asd N My 0 Mi P M'M'MiH TO VMiM J WW IViMtfdjr 4k WtWoui laaprori I chhia aatedueed pricefci wirh iacreaaed iu it mei ita ha ihe bait and aaoal r H l flfwin ni t- 'n...- now in cut. It eewt- ej on th thirkerit or thincut fkhriea; mak Htitr;h i ;n; - -. : to liiil n-l, with tin adtantar of bt-iiifc all k en both idee, i t ride or cliaiu ou the audet wide ; in mm; v atruction, more Hj-'dy in uioveiu'Mit, ndurahlw than auy ottifi BuachiBje. WTej BtrnrtiouH to tauallt (ba Mirebaaei t j aaaaaaj atitch, Beia, f- M, quilt, Hthr, W tuck, all on the aaaae marlnne, and arai three yearH. WeaUokcpmrr.ri-t:i:itIy haiid afr,!! . of Singer's machin. Circulara cantainlng I'-BtimonialB oi tli- al macu.iuet, from ani 'O of tbe biajbeal East and West, giving priceaj Ac, will hi gratis, on application in jeron or tv ! t febftlv V. M. MKLi II N 6Tlie American luihin Hou e. AfWVU ST04 H OJF 0 MM SiJS M mMJCii Hi SMJ per (.'lotij:, plete, t a full line ! all ttjjfjae ot fcanry Noiinur I i . - -: . u G all of wbi'di u ntt-r to t aale trade and will giiaranUi Ibaoi t1 faction in Ulity, etjiie. and prii a. -announce to tbe cilizoa of Kvansville, and retail trada generally, that in addition I wholesale stock, we uiJl keep a eaperi". I goods for Krtaimn'j. Iu litis liae re a du'ively for CaaH Bt we raa and wfll

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