Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 70, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 November 1860 — Page 4

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INSURANCE.

TRAVELERS' GUIDE. Evaiuv Hie dc CrawfonKvlile

DEPA ' i. I .

It. It.

Accommodation Train...

MB Train ACEIVilJs. Mall Train Accommodation

. 6.40 A. 51. . 9.10 " .12.1S r. M. .. 3.55 M

SieamcnKegular Packets. For particular, see adtcrtisementt. roa caieo. Cbablit Bowls leave Tuesdays pad Saturdays at 12 o'clock M. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays at nigkt. roa pauttah. Pckbab IeaTeB Mondays, Wednesdays, aad Friay at 12 o'clock m. Arrives Tuesdays, Tbiirlays, and Saturdays at night. Gen'l voebsos leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 12 o'clock, M. Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays in the night. fob hes; Or.N. P. M. WniTB plies daily, leaving aSransvtlle in the forenoon and returning in the evening. rOB LOUISVILLE. Gbkt Eaule, of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays aul Saturdays at 6 o'clock p. if . Arrival Tuesday s ami Saturdays in the afternoon. Obey Eagle, of Gallipolis, leaves Mondays at 12 o'clock M., and Thursdays at 6 o'clock p. M. Arrives Sundays and Thursdays in the afternxn. FOB OBF.F.N KI V KB. I. B . Qmnu leaves Mondays and Thursilays at 6 o'clock P. Bf . for Bowling Greeu. Arrives en Mondays and Thursdays in tle morning. I t. Eavr.8 leaves for South Carrcltou and Pond Biver, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at noon. Arrives on Tuesdays and Fridays, at night.

COPELAND & NEXSEN, C24- 3E3 3NT LE! 3?L X. HIE tiilY! OFFICE: SAVINGS BANK, NO. 1 FIUST STREET, EVASSVULE, ISO., m It K .Vtt UT f BJB fJ BJBIf TO TJHM1 Jr. Risks and issue Policiee in several of the widest and most reliable Insurance Companies of the United States. STORKS, STOCK 3, DWELLINGS. MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES, insured - the most favorable rates. MARINE ASP IN ND N AVKiATION Risks tiken on FLAT-BOATS, BARGES, STEAM BOATS and their C LBOOB8. Also, applications received for LIFE IS.-l-RANC'E. Combined Capital Represented, over $5,000,000. GUARD AGAINST FIRE

STEAMBOATS. regular" packets

CHARLEY BOWEN!!

H. T. DEXTR1I, Master.

Wm. Bendy-, .!!) u Dexter.

Clerks.

MISCELLANEOUS. WIL LI AM BIERB0WER7 WHOLKtSALK X HE. XJ Gr C3r 1ST AND DEALER IJf PAINTS, R USHMS, OILS. VARXISU, Window GUesand glassware. Perfumery of all kinds, Medicinal Brandies, Y-'ine, c, Afc. WumlUng-lon alack, .Uain rirttt. EVANSVILLE, 1KB. U' Proprietor of the Genuine Bell's Tonic tcblo-lyd

Oil.

1 t latelv received ol

Tlio IIOWEN is 1 he i egni.ic Eransrill Swift, Light-Druiight, IT. H. Mail, Pa Freight Puikct. tti' Arrives at Evans v i He every 'i Friday morning, making class, eonue. ti

oesqay ait v width

K. A ('. RAILROAD FOR I.Ol'lSVILr CIN.SA1 I, AND THE EAST. tsry Loaves Eraocville every Tuesday urday at 1? o'clock i., ...une luc with

;nec

There hi regular daily communication with Hr.s

oebson and .Ni.wrrr.Mi by boat and laud convey

ance. ======= RIVER ITEMS. ———

CHOICE INSURANCE WITH TUli fTU INSURANCE CO. Incorporate! lHHt ( 'hmrUi Perta-tuul.

-ICASH CAPITAL $1,500,000,

CUMBER!, ND A TI

Packets at Pu.it hlai..', and at ILLINOIS CENTRAL

And with Packets Ear ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS, AND MCH

EE RIVER

Urn with the i: U.RoaD,

OK LEANS.

Th C. Pwti goes to Cairo every Tuesday, and the ( harift BnwM goes toCUto every Satnrday. nct6

S. MAIL.

ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED. Net Surplus of $942,181.72,

......Freights, as yet, are uncommonly scarce for this season of the year. The rates remain as fixed by the combination of steamboat owners. ......The weather yesterday was in pleasing contrast with the cold and rain of several preceding days. The sun shone warmly, the sky was clear, and we had intimations of being favored with a second edition of Indian summuer [sic], revised and corrected. Long may such weather continue!

.....The river commenced rising about

dark night before last, and rose about six inches in the 24 hours ending at dark last evening. Our dispatches from points above show the river to be rising rapidly, and we may expect a full river. The Wabash at last accounts was declining, but the heavy rains must cause a high rise. CINCINNATI, Nov. 28th, M.—The river has risen 3 feet 11 inches; 10 feet 2 inches in the channel. Weather clear and cool. LOUISVILLE, Nov. 28th.—River rising slowly; 6 feet 4 inches in the Canal. PITTSBURG, Nov. 28th, noon.—River 9 1/2 feet by the pier mark, and rising at the rate of 4 inches per hour. Weather clear and pleasant. ......The Anderson—a handsome and fast boat—will depart for Paducah to-day on arrival of the cars. Her accommodations are excellent. ......The D. B. Campbell is the regular Bowling Green mail packet this evening. — Our clever young friend, Travis, will be found in the office ready and willing to do the agreeable to all who may take passage with him. Freight will be taken good care of on the Campbell. ......The Dunbar left yesterday with only a moderate trip. This is owing altogether to the little traveling that is done these tight times. The Dunbar has been adding to her usual attractions. We notice that she now has in her employ a Minstrel Band consisting of five performers, who entertain the passengers every evening with the popular melodies and operatic pieces of the day, and never pass round the hat. This renders a trip to 'Paducah more than usually entertaining, and will increase the attractiveness of the Dunbar's accommodations. ......We understand the steamer John Tompkins will enter the Evansville and Wabash trade as soon as she gets off the rocks at Louisville. Capt. George Sutton will assume command of her, and Capt. Wm. Berkshire, her owner, will attend to the duties of the office. She will no doubt do well in the Wabash river trade.—<N. A. Ledger>.

......The Sir Wm. Wallace passed up yesterday morning. She has been detained a few days at Shawneetown near which place she had a cylinder timber broken— for repairs. The break was repaired after making an excursion into the woods and felling the stick of timber to replace the broken one. ......The Baltic passed up about 11 o'clock in the night. She furnishes us, through the kindness of Capt. P. O. O'Riley, with a late New Orleans Picayune. The officers of the Baltic report the excitement in New Orleans to be on the increase, and business very dull. Produce of all kinds has greatly depreciated in price. ......Capt. Frank Dusouchet tells us that

the Jacob Musselman was released from her ugly position and taken to "Little Chain," where she has laid up until a rise occurs in the Wabash. ......The Diana was at the landing a good part of last night, receiving freight for New Orleans. ......The Anderson, on the trip before the last, brought up a portion of the cargo from the wreck of the Memphis. The bacon was quite odorous. The whole lot was re-shipped on the Argonaut. ......The Dunbar brought up a lot of cotton for re-shipment to Louisville. One would think it ought to go East over our railroad. ......The Stephen Decatur passed down yesterday with one of the finest trips of the season, her guards being in the water. ......The bell-boat, whose aid was solicited in clearing the wharf-boat of water, refused to come unless permission was granted by the underwriters. The permission was granted last evening, and the Submarine will probably be at work to-day or to-morrow. ......We were informed yesterday that the Jacob Musselman was unfortunate on

her first trip, getting aground at Marshall's Ferry, about 10 miles from Mt. Carmel, where she is likely to remain for a short time, unless a rise of the river occurs soon. Mr. Boepple, our informant, thinks, however, the Wabash would soon begin to swell. ......Capt. Hicks King of this city has purchased the steamer Golden State, which has been laying up here for some time, of Capt. Bowles. The price, we learn, was $5,000, and about $1,000 more will be expended in putting her in good running order.—<N. A. Ledger>. ......It is said that the packet trade between Paducah and Nashville is in rather a

languishing condition at present. They, however, continue to run as regularly as possible, trusting for more auspicious times. [<N. A. Ledger>. =======

And the prestige of 4U years sue. hss and nxierience. CPWART)I Of $l4,0OO,O0l Of losses have been paid by the .T.tna Insurance Conijiany in the past M years.

DUNBAR, CIS IUWLKH

GEN FOWLER....

!lt.-r.

ANDERSON, i .1 I . : .

OBIQINAL PLAN os., nnd'd i of .''.'i by '

ft s. w.

r.7. (share of E 8. Babcock) l.. i

improvements on lots Mo.

bv 1 &u foet north-west

The vnlne of reliable InxtiraiH-p will l.e apXSrMt from th following LOSSES PAID BY THE vETNA

nVRINli TH K PART FIVE V KA MS t

In Ohio J4:'.l,.r.20.8:i lutVisrouain. 106,065.07 In Kentueky, 304,988,40 Missouri, :iHI,M8.04 Iowa A Minn. 101,3f9.46

I'enn'ii Va.. 3l,R9fi.(

In Mi. hitj.Hn, JF1 ".8,(43.81 Id Indiana,... 146,839.81 In Illinois.... M837.41 Teuoessw 7.549.1 Kans.'iH Kfcb l,i4o.77 Art . r Oa ... 2X4.V

Mississippi and Alabama,. ..S'i, 1 12.1s.

Fire and Inland Navigation Biakd accoptod at terms conHifttciit with h.I vein HTjjd lair i-rofit. Evpt&al atjnUion girmto insurance of V WF.I. LfNGR and t 'ontrnht, for term of 1 Ui & yur. The tfoliil Horv.ee long and buc t -at fully Iron, and thw many advantage Qwjfttna I iterance tyttu.u pos 8phom in ft. Hies should not I. overlooked Lrjr those roady to iiiMire and nndertmtdin tlijr l:ri interest-:, During "strinccnt tlraeu n the neceastiy for reliaMo Insurance Kcurnen an imiH-ratio dnl tin ftlUitj of property owiit-ru to Biitit.-iin lo-s- hoin- ; -i much IoReiunt-d. ; :. .ti iii all the principal rit?-H and towmi thrimyhout tli Stato Polfuea ifMn-d without delay, hy any of the duly authorized Ami(m ol tlw Company. OST liusirioHs attt'iidetl to with doHpatc'h aul fidelity. COPELAND a NEXSEN. A-it. my'l -,i . : Itank Uuitdinfjr, Firnt St. BY STATE AUTHORITY.

I.fHvc Evaitavllle Dm U nt 12 n rlork M., Snndtys Kieepltd. Leave Iadiirali dully nt i A. M. Tho Ht'NDAK sad (JEN. ANPKBSON mak.close l ouie c li.,iis al I'a lmali wild aa kets for NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, &. NEW ORLEANS, A ltd Ht Kv MiiHvillt with pa k t - lor LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI It j 1 1 roads, for t lie Km-i . '1'tjM iMinl.ar goes to ('airo every Friilay, and tie-Co. Anderson goes to Cairo every Sal urduj JOHN B. H ALL, Al. t.t, Sept28 No. 8 Water street.

H fJ t I. Jt H K V .1 .-V

ill.- Hl. I V.. -W li T. ; - I ' - . JS

The licht . irntt I!. 8. Mail Steamer

I II. C AMHBKI.I .

I.TTKR, taiu. JOHN TRAVIS Leaves Kvuusvill.- every Monday arid linn

li ..'!.' W , e m ; leaves lu ' . Greeu every Wfilii.'silay and Saturday, at Ha. m. io.vJ.k jr OK SOUTH 4 J Itnot.To.v J.v

m roNU KlVKIt. -The elegant passenger steauiei hVK KAVK8, Mi li xAi.n, Must. r, A.or, Clerk.

will iiinke regular eeml-win I. ly trips bi South Car roltou anid lond Kivor, leaving on Wewtieaday an. I Sfifurdays. For freight or .aas:i;;., apply on I o irt. noi 28

MJ I'u ket. Uwit't fi. 1

K. I.. upcuvsa, luastrr, rulisas ivtulur Kieidt and tVassouA-r Pack

me I MZrrrJeL

cru , d:.V ,

Bab. oek. Hi

end of lot N lvehler. Jeo.b and 22 ...

ilorhaui A Snyder,

MO or lot 711 BoTBhrook, Philip, 'Ai by subt, middle-part i.l lot 15 Jones, .las. o . lot No. 139 Urn! .(-, B., south east half of lot No. 'Z.... Miankl in , .b.ho, n..i th-.it.-t one-fourth of lot So. f. Shank lis, James M., lot lnd Wheeler. H. J., on L- list street, 27 by 75 feet. I.einn middle piirt of north-east null" ..I lot Ho. H4 liONATliiN KNLA UOEMKNT. 11. III. r, Jacob, northeast half lot No. 1S4. Elliott, J..seph P., lot No. 153 OreKg, J. din A Mrs., south -ive.t bull" "f l..t No. 140 J arris, Bicbanl, ImproTeBieBta on lot lsi... June- A Illythi-, HH-, left on Third street by liet, pari at Kan' in quarter of put. lie ruiuarr b.t No. l.V.

M Ke Holds, J. improvements . Redmond, Thomas, 353' bj 1H fe.

west si., ol lot 227 Wl.,.l, r, H J , l..t S... 217 -IS..... " " oojj rppsx kni,ari;kmknt. Oavitt, J.din 8., south-west ball of lot S3 Hopkins, Mary, ut No. 42 M. i;nlt,A. M.. north nest one sixth of lot I!) oath-vr eel ona-tbtrd of lot 20

ii lot 11. t south -

II A'.v'J K H X )J

V IIITR

Neb

Pnsl Wheats

.Ik. r, .1 out

Hiram, north .-.ist half of lot 8S...,

2-i bv 7". ti-i eHey eud of lot Ha. 08 A ('. south-weal ball of lot 21 , II. (,., Gab subilivision of 71 and 72 tiCfa siil.divison of 71 and 72..

Lister's subdivision No. 18

John ' lot M

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X re pled) lietwe

INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL.

IS '

tH:VOTKH Tt

LNSURANUR

In.-, point mo I . I rr .

35.Co 31. Oo no .20 23 .OO 68.94 5;i

9.7S

20 80 r.0.7o

23.5s 1-73

13.31 1.73 30 59 4.00 li no 17.2". 9.49 :ir..6.-i 3.4.'. 13 f'l 13.8u

9.2o KJK 8.IV1 9.21 1.84

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I.NLAKUKMKNT. by ISO b't alley end of

FIRE

E-XLLUtHVELV

LHAIi TJSM PJSXi 'F.TUA I.

Cash Ciipital, Cash Assets II. Kn.i.oijo, S.i It- II. & ll. H.

.400,000 $i47,7 12.36 , I iiAMIS. PT'.st.

awAenta in all lie or the U ii ion .i4E

,11 aUlfili. n't ati, ii

ackpal

n'l A al.

tl 0-s 'f owns

9 K fOJttK TO ST.t f.

I lino-. The I i--, die

Men.ler-on l.i..-lit-Irutight, tiwift, si A Wheel (' S. H. ami Passeneer Packlflj

Grey THzx&Jlo, Capt. A. DONNAl.LY, J. A. Lmvx, CI k, Lesves HvaUaflUt lor Louisvilb- every Moinlay atl2o'clork 31., and Vary Thursday at 6 o'clock v. w., arriving at Louisville Tin s. lay and Friday evenings. Returning, leaves Loaisvilb- every Wi dmsday and Saturday i vt-niiui at 0 o'clock. JNO. B. HA I L, A rent, JnlyW-tf No. 'i Water stivet.

YANSVILLK ANT) LOUISVILLE U. H. IfAtL PACKET, C3r r o y jE3 agio. W. H. PANI fLS, Capt. 8. P. BtUIMT, ( 'eik. j i 'Ha r: i :tj- ii i. kk n VMU aT J Tui-sduy and Saturday at G o'clock p u. R. t liming, loaves Louisville every Monday and Friday at 4 oVIoc'u e. M. Through Dills of LaditiR will be given for Tobsreo oi other freight to Baltimore or lev York at as low rates if not J..werthan byaaj othrr.nto Passengers or freii l i taken at picket-boat rates lor any point on the Ohio Riv.r or on Oroen River rt" The nassenger accommodations of the Orey Fugle are itnsurpussvd by uny lioat upon the Wast-ei-n waters. Apply on board oi to J03M B HALL, jniieV-dtl No. 2 Water street. F0RWARDT, & COMMISSION.

l..ok,7. II.

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J7 and KASTKIIN KM.ARIiKMKNT

Isnbd'n

lark, Le 'IsKtenbi

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17 12 12 IS

ni.... l... 13... 24..., 31... 42.... 44...

48...

15.83

3.74 Ma 00 10. lo 2..T 2.30 4.03 4. 03 (i .30 2 30 2 01 3.10

Kvaus Evhiis

the undivided ji of the s. nr, the w. qr. and the n. qr. of JCvaus's Homestead 1G8.CS Robert, lot No. lo, block 40 1.38 DeWitt, the undivided part of the , the w. qr, and the u. or. of Brass's

LOSSES PROMPTLY tAIJ)! iifwutl, mtiiI hII hnahwim (Wiling tUa agency pnimj'ily afufutfiHl to (y'Ol'Kf.A VP A N..ASKN, At-rMe. W (?..., on Kh.-t 'l.-t. Mhiu m..1 Svc'. Id

ARE YOU INSURED ? DELAYS ARE DANfiEROl S! EVANSVILLE AGENCY OK TUB MERCHANTS' liS( RAK1E UK H ART 'F(U! ', CC.S.Y. Cash Capital, h;00,000 UIK Hf'fllllS ! Mark Howard. S. WoodrufQ Jainea Baiter, R. Ri.U rts, Cloy K. rhatps, ' Timothy (Sheldon, James P. Foster, I Sidney A. biaa, i Chas. 1 Hillir, Fhjab II iivv.-n. llrtiurr Blancbard, Bichard l. Ilubhaid. M. !U. Merriiiiun . V. I,. I'ollins,

W, II. 1. CaPei.der.

W. M. AIRMAN & CO.. I II O I XJ O H2 AM) Commission Merchants, ftio O Noi Hi Water al-, Evsn.t lib-. aTT Agents tor (lie ealo of dalt, ktoor, Orala, Provisions, and all other articles of Prodte .-. aet2S 1. .UM aM. BBoW.N. CRANE & BROWN, Forwarding & Commission jMorcIiaiitB, EVANSVILLE, INT). tUBT A(tent b.r Kapawba Baft Company. "?Ht BiT- Liberal i 'ssb adv-nnce-. taade on Shipmei.ts of Produce. Tito undHrsigned, of the late RnaBAff. A. Oru:f. ACo.,atitl Brown & Ai'mian. have this day asso etatafl themselves together under the name of Crai.eA Brown, for the purpose of transacting a Qeaarai K.-rwarding and Commission business, sh earaiad .n by the lab firms. From our long experience and increased facilities, together with our personal and etripl attention to the iuleresls .if our Oarraipoadanla, we hazard nothing in gvaraBtaajag jwrf.-. r. SaUetadioQ. We b,.g leave to ea pr our gratitude t.1 tboae wbo have heretofore rnltded their inteFeetfl to our keeping, an. I ft .ml lo be able to s. re tie m in fu tare, pb dog our bsr oflorts to t be a.lvan. innt .1 iiodr hatnnats ISAAC A. CRANK, ...I.. ij.t WILLIAM BROWN.

Hemestead b7.'JO Ottlddniitli, Pan , heir, lot No. 7, block .TO... 34. on (i:.ritt, John P., lot 11, block 42 1.73 "4 40... 4.00 Hopkins. Mary II " 4... 2 88 " "a "4 2.8a ones, Jas O.,. " in ifl 7.1.1 Jaqness. J. S , 4th gubd'n " 4 37 0.9n Lnt . I'rlk.i.. ' 1 in ., 1.70 " " 21.. 2.88 Lant, George 20 by 12". feid of lot 11 ', block 17 ... 1.84 ' 12 ' 17... 2.88 Lant, Win. Oeorge " Is) 0... 0.78 " 3 ' 41... MS Stockwell, Matilda 15 " H . j 7ft " " 1 " 51... 6.75 Scantlln, Jas., Jr. , " lb SB .'.18 Spiegel, Philip 4 SB . 0.78

LAMASCO. ICQ bv 119 fee

do do Breunek.'. Chris do Bickel, Michael. Burke, I'ntilik d.. do Bf I pkjneicr & '. do Brink nieier ,s C. i Baker, Willi int..

..ly, Cb.rl;

lot I do 7 do ..d.. 17 do fi do 8 . ...do 9 ..do in qrdo J do 4 ..do 31 ..do 2 ..do 12 do 1 do 8 ...do 0

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.Block 0 do 7 d. 8 do 17 do i do 8 do 9 do In do 3 do 4 do

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rfA'ilit ifioiiH rtfci-il. I'olit (ih H !!(, I und ifi.pwisi, Mid nil In?iii"4i cclaiiiiiii; rh( Aj-n.-y pronuttlv tt lol' tl lo.

r3ut.rjHPll -(juit bl H'Ijut 'l an 1 r.'i;i.'lly jvit I at this Afiicv. huc9 COILAND A NKXSKN. Xkf.i.m THE SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., Of NK W YOUK rTV. fash Capital, IN $r00,00,f.

$i rto.ooo

Sl'RPhl'S.

RAILROAD RECEIPTS. NOVEMBER 28, 1860. 3f hales hay, 1 bx glaaa, 2C0 bush shelled coi n, CraneA Brown : 80 bids flour, fimieiie 8 Co.; l lx egns, V. Kion; 1 saddle vei.ioii,J. S. Ja.juess & Co.; 1 hind.juart. r Ik-, f. Cook A Rice ; 1 sack, E. S. Bal.eock ; 28 sacks tv heat. Istehatt Bros : 26 bbls flour, J. II. Ogh sby ; 1 rae cigars. Wheeler A Higgtr; 1 bx b..ks, J. Uelnuic'e ; 20 bids Irsh. Preston Biot,.; 1 crate qneensnare, lloliingswi.rth iiros.. 10 Ulcers castings. Ibx.Krat. A Beilraaa : 1 car load poultry, Edmund Cilesby ; 2 bxs. Daily ii Co.. Paducah, Ky.: 1 roll carpet, J. S. Hopkins ; 2oses ah.jes, W. Wells; II ras..a shoi-s, I cob carrier. 1 corn shelter, 1". C U" Brlev A Co.; 1 . n load staeee . A.Dttrets. It T HHK.ft.lMt. tj'l

WILL IIRI'l: PARTICIPATION POLICIES, Entitling the assitrisl ton portion of its Profits, OP WHICH 75 PER CENT Is set aside annually for tha put' (Me, provi.Iiim SAFETY In its yearly a.-cnmnlstioi.s. whieh an funded instead of Is.ing divided to stockholdels, and , , C H E A 1' A' E.S.S In dividends t . hoUfarauf - par'.k-.p .ti..,. pAMcl " oran AbA'l KMENT in Mar'no fnsiir e In n the standard rales ot pr luiiiui to . uslouieis a-fao may prefer rton.pHrri.-i.atioii JtisKi'H walk ki;. real TIKIS. W. UlUniAliL, Vice i'i.-.idiii. B. L. Ii a vikh'k , SatrV.

T II f S CO M P Insures against loss and daman ings, Hooeehold e m num.-, and their contaata. i'oliriea iaauad bv septlD '.Otja,AMD A :

A N S bv UtOn

NEW AilKANllKMEN l'. Ai.ams llvft: . GolTtn r..slclfully ao.

bounce, lo their frfeada and natrons, tb piiblb-of Kvsnsvlllo and vl.'inity. thaa, with lucreaaetl la. ill. I1..S for the trunspoi tatioli of

ft If i 0 If T, FAfK A F s arw kb r a a i y .1 . c .4 r. c .s, Tli-y soii.-it a continuance of former favors. L4. penal care takwn 111 the rolieeeitSB ot Hills, lirafts, ! Notes, and the transportation oi entail and valuable 1 pa. kages. A II pel s. ns wishing to avail EbeaMetvea of the fa- ! cilitb-s ot the Express, can" attain any desired inior- j tnatioii in retereiic- I., tlie routes and details ot the i biisines. st Iheil tHBce on r'list ataaat, between Mam and Lejcaet, pueoaila the Puet IMttoa. iii. i U- M. KIM1. Ageut.

Old BstaWishetJ Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, I1MD.

F. Gr. O'RIIdE Y & Co. a., r w aj 4j a jt- o it n , ..v i'o.MMl.-siwS HKEGBANTB. i wl - ti, - tor the I P8NM. CENT RAX ft A J LRU Aft

I aiiif rtourtionii, HM wliioli wt- art , . T j a u ; ; giv through rt'Cfiptif at t ti- owtMt (HtMihlf mteti i Having a mamiuotti Wharftuju? at tlie lariiliiij;, tli larkrenl M tlie Ohio Jhti vt-r, caiaMe ol' fltoriug anil protfrtiiig all mfrrliainlir; liaMo to fiatiuti; f i from ex,!rt, h are pHftWd to faciTHate the die- I j Kitih Of all v iisigiinients. ft rv. a -IfJ to our fare by her RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. rai th alar attiititu paafl t lOeotTiOjc Storing; K.-ruartliuK, alKi, to tlitI Sale of any Produce, 1 or other propory, .onsigned to s loreale, end satis- i f taction ,.:,..! I!m. . I Uuie and entHiisivo Warelioin" on Water street, ' adjoining lha Telegraph, mot on Use Wharf i.o.ir, where we are la be found, attending to the bataraaH of our patrons at all boors, day and night. With our superior laditttiea.; longstanding; un- I tiring energy; nd knowledge .0 oar kaateees, wt 1

, ... 1 c url' s-at ol ailing t-ueiai ..eel-!;, n, .md '

talrcu. !

da Cook, . do I'll! V , 1. do dc do lb, bill, I do hauenah

do rriu Chat do Crank, far do rueter. Job do Foiiz, ( has do laHicar. Ja

do do Gath, I'et.-i do Geaeer, I . (i llol 111, l ook do do do Havana, Jo Howard, Ma do ilaha, Midi do llaub. II.11. ' do

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Kahn, 8olomor, the middlo half of lot No block 76

Kuhn, Jacob do 1 Lockwood, Edw do 7 do do 8 Longhans, Dav.... do 30 Mensiuger, Geo do 5 Mnth, John.sr do 8 Meier, August.. do 0 Magenheimer, John. .. do 3 Nero, Henry do 21 do do 22 O'Bilev, P.G do fi do 7

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prices ; also, Brushes, Wicks, mid Chimneys to acCOm any same, at JAS. KBStUHJI A CO.'s, nov.. No. 47 .Main street. gi ij k it icssf f it i k u it, j.vit i j f WW trimming, at uov", VAL'TIKR A MAKCONS I KU'S. CITY ADVEfniSEMEttTaS. COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.

eixv or Kv&nsvixlb, Nov . 23, 1860. Orf: MS HKtiKB ' GMVE.V W thai I, Christian Hedderich, Collector of the (jity of Lvai.BVille, between the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock a. H.,and 2 and 5 o'clock r. u., on the 15th of Uecemhor, l$ti0, will sell at public aurtion, at the door of the Court Hous in tlie City of Evansville, Indiana, the following lots, parts of lots, and parcels of real estate and improvements, assessed for the pmmen! Of City taxes for the year 1800, due from the ownirs thereof to the City of Evansville, the same being now doe and unpaid, and for the costs oi ssid sale, and that inch sale will be continued from da to day at the aforesaid hours and

Ti . . ii oTIi itvmti l.-a place until all the lots and parcels of real relate h ailS llle & rail UCiiil Daily raCKHS I hcr.-iu uienConed areeold or offered for sale :

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Schautler. Chas.. SO hy N feet corner part of lot No. 5, block 77 Sachs Alexander, west of lot No. 4 block 83, and west of lot No. 0 block 89 Stute, Hi-nry. lot No. 2 block 133 Sorenaon, Soren, 3uoft west ride of block 164

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Dolau, Patrick, lot No. 23 block 2 $2.rS i!d 24 do 2 8.63 Early Robert do 5 do 2.06 Erman, H do 12 do r, 3.00 Gilbert, Jamos do 7 do 4 1.69 Maxaell, Geerge do 3 do 3 2.06 Mack, Chas. W do 6 do S 2.06 Newhouee Becktuna, do 4 do S 2.06 Olmstca l, L. A Co. do 1 do 4 2.06 do i do 4 . 1.88 Pruitt, John do 19 do 6 UI do 20 do 6 1.69 Pruitt, Wm do 13 do 3 . 1.50 do 14 do 3 .. 1.69 Stute, Henry, 1st sub a lots 9, 10, 11, and 12 block 3 (j.GO

LOWER ENLARGEMENT.

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STOCKWELL'S ENLARGEMENT. Browu A Leonard lot 7 block 14...

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Gavisk, Matthew. Green, Win Hall. Samuel

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Ewing, W. O. id. W., north aesf of I I 1 Fisher A Bolues,20 bv 148 ft south-east ide ! oflat 21 17. f : Gerhardt, J. W., north-west qr ot lot 3 17.83 Gate, C. L., 20J4 by 148 ft nortb-west side of" lot l&O do lot 12 M & do 13 by 143V, It south-east bide of lot 11... 1

Hyatt, Stephen, e of lot 7.. liartman, George, somh-weet of lot 25 do south-west J-. of lot 26..... luwcod, Wm., 25 by 150 ft subdivision of lots 27 and 28 Lindensmith, Chas., improvements on lot 15 McChesney, Maria, C2 and a half by 8( ft corner part of lot 8

Scntes, Joseph (Heirs), south-east half '! r : ' 3

Stiueon A Ureathoose, 40 by 75 ft alley eud ef

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Wright, Anthony, lot 14 do south-west hall of lot 16.. do south-west hairof lot 1" L'PPKR ENLARGEMENT.

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Atkiusou, Wm., 18 by Uabcock. H. O.. lot 9..

Fisher, Ronald, 47 by 75 ft middle pact 1

1 t Hart, R. B., 19ii by 75 ti. corner part let II do 175 hy 75 ft corner pin t of lot 01 1 1 . Kahn, Lewis, lot 29 4' Langlev , T. K I nurth i west K of let 2 BfoGiil, I N., lot6d O'Riley. P. Clot II IT Row-lev, N., 34 by 161 tt middle pt of lot 60 1 Rielly, Wm., south-east y. of tot 69 1 Rudd, C. R., 79J-, l y 75 ft ailevend of lot '11... S do 25 by 75 ft alley end of lot 62 .. 2. '. White, T. I (H. irs), 22l v!ao ft north west

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CANAL BASIN. ReiU. John A, lot 7 2.81 CARPENTEK FIELD, ('arpeuter, A. B., 7 acres of ground morn or l.ss, situated north of Aon st , east ot Lamas. A west of Sharpe n enlargem't 5.K1.O11 Nigbtiugah-.R.F., 20 ft on 1st avenue by 100-41 2.03 R. -wler, Adam, 25 ft on 1st avenue by 1(JQ U 2.20 FOFRT1I ENr.AIlGEMENT. Ilullen, (ieorge fract lot o block 18 S 70 do do 7 do 18 75 Beeeler, E. A H., s. w. qr. of lot 9 bl.N-k 7 38

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Qtsaiay, Michael, Dory, Lorenzo,

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Christian Mic tael.

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Haney, W. L , Hyatt , Stephen,

Jarvis, John (hi Jones, Jas. Q.,

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Plumer, Horace (heirs)

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Shea, John

Spellman, John, Svvansou, James,

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improvement.- on Laughlin'. Wright, W. 51., b. of lot 6 I

Wiltshire, J. W., Wright, Anthonv,

Wheeler, U. J

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property, lock 8

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nov-23-3wd

COLLECTOR'S NOTICE Crn or Evansvii.lf, Nov. 12. Iflnp

iTfr-e is rr r:n mi t'

W W that I, Christian Hedderich, Collector of

tho City of Evansv ill.., between the hours ot 9 and 12 o'clock A. M ., and 2 and 5 o'clock r. a., on the 6th of December, 1800, will sell at public auction at the door of the Court House in tho City of Evansville, Indiana, the following lots, parts of lots,

and parcels of real estate and Improvements, ssoised for the payment 0 City taxes 6r the yenr 1800, due from the owners (hereof to th City cf Kvan-ivillp, the Pame being now due and anpairf, and for the costs of said ch!.-, and that such sale will be continued from -lay to day at the aloresaid hours and place until all the lots and parcels of rol estate herein mentioned nr.- sold as offered for sale : ORIOINAL PLAN. Aickman, Win. M., O0J4 by 75 ieet corner part of lot No. 32 8117.20 Bittrolf A Sons, north-east qr of lot 83 60.63 Bates, Geo. (Heirs), 81 by 70 le t alley eud of lot 28 01.40 do 30 by 75 feet corner part of lot 2".' 31.0.'! do north-west one-third of lot 31 29 911 lialz, Henry, 2d mid 8d subdivision of lot ! 21.85 Rrennecka, Christ. , improvements 011 lot 30... 1.15 Cooper, Rachel, 187 by 70 Ieet south-west end of lot 32 33 01

Dunning, Paris C, 60 hy 75 feet north-east one-third of lot 140 .., 20.99

Kdson, Al.ner (.Heirs), south-east of b.t 71 2:1.36 Eaton. Tho., sonth-. at half of lot 112 28.18 Ford, Chas., 09 by 75 It sawaar part hit mWiu. 27.60 Goupel I. M., 25 by 80 ft corner part lot 09... 2S.76 Green, Robert, south-east ..flot 71 20.70 Hughes, J. Wesley, 2d-i bVlSO ft south-east side of lot 14 70.16 do 25 bv 100 ft middle of lot 00 28.75 do middle J iof lot 31.... 31. '13 newson. John, HI by 75 ft alley end of lot 120 39.(0

do lot 121 SA.ii do 9 by 122 ft north-west side of lot 122 4.14 do lot 118 37.yo Henrich, John, 18 by ISO ft south-east ijr of lot 113 10.10 do 18 bv 00 ft atlejr end ..riot 113 17.25 SfcCTie.nev, Maria, 18(- by KM ft of southeast side of lot 20 43.13 Morris, Samuel (Heirs), GO by 75 ;. middle part of lot 29 3l.o O'Rilev, P. G., 28 bv 160 ft south-west sideof

EASTERN KNLABOEMEN'I Allen Wm, lot 11, block 26,... Becker, Michael, 30 by 80 ft twiddle part

Hates, Geo. (heirs) cor. half of lot Boost, Jacob, " Bai ijoiisAy , A othouy Berg, Peter, improvements on ' Bloom, I. H. Biilb-n, Ueorge, north -Waal hf of lliete, .. " Ball, Henry, south-east VII of " Cowle, Thomas, (heirs) ' Catted, W. A. Cupplt-S, Joseph, " N W bf of ' Cstivtt, m. A. Cujielle, Stephen, Mb. Subdivis.ion of " North east of Cross, K. c..s, George (hininghaiu, Marv L. " Uietel, Leonard, S L hslf ol "

Heuslier, Philio, jr. Hiisouubet, A. A, Downey, Win. Davidson, Jonhna. rear Alley end of Deacon, John, Eiiuib, James Eng. I, M. Raton, Thoa. Frit, h, 1. D. Foster, I. W.

Ganiner, A Deck. 1 , impi .0 .. men Is on Goels, Leonhard Goelz, Phiiipp ' Goelt, John, middle half of improvement on Evans Homestead Gantner, A 1 Grossboekei , Chas 1 livatt. Stephen '

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lot 9 Ogdrn.J. K., south-west ',r of lot 02 Scriber, Henry, liorthvvr sl ' of lot 71.

do lot 72 ' Singer, Chaa. W., 18 by 90 ft subdivision ot lot i25 Slid 120

Schmidt & Sfsrk, fith subdivision of lot 01.... do do 7th do d 61 ... Schlamp, C, south west of north-east

of b.t 110 32-.,,0. S iyhart, John, improremen ts on lot 21 A 22 2.30 Speck A Feldackcr, 5th sutslivieion of lot 84 Schwarz. John, isj-i by 80 ft front part of north-wesi 1 .', of KSlta-eaet yC tit loi 12 05 T,-nny, R. S., 30 by 150 ft alley sideof lot 34. .112. 13 Trafton, W. (Ueir), hit 53 4o.(Si do , do south-east of lot 64... 34.SO Thompson, John, 10 ly 160ft uorth-westside of lot 22 60 33

Victory, John, 21 by loll ft lots 21 and 22 2.1 88

vcnnenian, Joseph, 1st subdivioiou of b.t 84 34.79 Woods, Josephine, 25 bv150 ft south-east 1 of lot 123 ; in. .sr,

v eigel, be wis, 20 by loo It on First St., lot 09, 20 by 20 ft Vine St., lot 09 29.90 Webb, Ann, north-east of lot 45 39.90 Wright, Anthony, north-east of lot 73 31 .OS DONATION KNLA UG KMENT.

Degarmo, E. II.. outh-east of lot licl do 00 by 75 fr alley end of lot 231 Decker A Hoilman, 20 bv 75 ft "middle part of lot 16 Geil A Bennigboff, 18J4 byb ft north-east side of lot 203 Hyatt, Stephen, south-east C of lot 202 do " lot 201 Hillock A Stoddard, lot IM

Hall. Jel." liuia. I Woiuisoii.

Halloek, A.C Hummlngford, Joe . Hiitchingson, Isaac Hart. R B

Henson, I W HsII, James Ilennlug, I. B.

Heberd, L. W S W i ol Hen rick, John...'. Hutchinson, Di . 'I'

Bendricksi, I Jacobs, Adam

Jewitt, J B

3 hr 60 feet of

Kehoo, John

K rami u acker, H B..8KU

Koenig, Andrew 4 Cots, Huory '

Lanif.here, D. W Mulzlei , & Smith, improvo incuts on Martin, K B. Mcli.eruy, M ' Miller, Theobald ' Mill, i , J H ' Negley, W P. 8 W ht of. .. . Newmaster, Christ.. Newlsiiry, Klimr Nimrod, Leonard O'RiioT, P i;

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Oherl, Anthony. Pharr, Chas F...

Parker, Edwards. Robbers, John Rice, Jamb Keitinan. Henry, .3

Ritler, Phiiipp N E k.

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north cast -11 of lot 188

north-cast J of Tot 187...., 4?'3 by 144 ft north-oast side

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ROC.E1C8 SUB DIVISION bo Mlded by Third 6r. on the a. e., Division st. ou the s. e., Second bt. ou the s. w.,uud Elm st. on the u.w. Jurgeiismeir, Joseph, lot No. 42 5-.00 GREEK S ENLARGEMENT. C.Kiy. Clark lot 3 block 3 51 13

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Hendricks, Joseph do 12 do 5 do 13 do 5. do 14 do 5. Lane A ftodley do 8 do 3. do 9 do do lo do .1. do 11 do 3

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of 1

do lot 191 JaQaeSS A Rea l, lib Mlbdivisinn of lot 108.... Lofton, Sina, 50 ft 00 Third street by 100 ft

T.aiciu street, lot 1 4b McGill, I N., l.Ti fr by 90 ft lot 155...

do 183J ft bv 144 ft noi th -east ur d lot 155 Gab s, C. L., lot 2-1 Haynard, John, middle Jf, of lot 230...

HegTy, w. P., lot ISO ... . 9i eg O'liiiey, P. G., lot 210 K.fg Rowley, Nathan, 23. by 75 ft uorth-east und of lot 210 -. 3.46

Bobbers, Slaria, 20 by 100ft north-west side of lot 189 Beily, Wm., south-west of lot 182 do inrth-w-vit 1 of lot '22(

In k, John, lot 22i Siugel , Chas. A., 0th subdivision ot lot 1c

14.06 32 60 22.43

21.85

16.63

29.44 5.75 25 88

90.98

77 03 10.35 57 50 28.18

Seider, John .. " Schraut, l 'out ao Schriee, D ff Sal. in, E. II. 64 by 1IHI It alley en, I of bus 21, 22, 23 and BfeptferrS, T, 3 Sub division ol ' Saud.-rlin, Win. (heirs) Schlamp, Cassemir ' S hueiler, John, s e Ci of Snnderman, mrr 7. Schueidcrt Usary, Scha.-tei, Kiel...". " Wright, Anthony

it 33 7 ' 32 R il 8 " 84 uM in " B .i 1 " ii - 18 ' 1" ". 31 4 i,0 9 " H -7 19 ?.2 20 K2 I t I '21 9 " 30 1 '. .12 3 " 3i Ti 6 60 10 in 17 " 33 .1.1 13 " 15 I ,-. 14 " 15 18 16 2.6J 17 It t-. 19 9 2 8 12 12 1 8S 10 "47 I T3 o " 4 Ma 5 2 10,08 0 2 10 0i, 2 " 4 . 7 2 M .n 19 ' 54 9 " 31 11 ; 4 " 32 HMkj II ' 1-1 6 47 17 6 " 14 . 0 " SB . 10 " S3 5'. 19 " 60 3.23 la " 38 14 20 U 4a 3 it, 19 48 6 61 I 82 i. . -

21 " 1 36.0 4 " ::t 10.3 8 25 6.5 12 " 26 4 8 " 32 4' 22 " 11 28 4 82 1 i H H 33 4 . 2 " II 4.1 4 ' 16 lit "20 I & - 21 IO 21 12 " 21 5 " 22 3 U 10 84 3 1 11 ' 24 0 I 8 " 20 4 I 0 ' 41 4 013 41 so; a 4-t 1 it 1 " 45 1 J 6 n 4s 9.46 3 34 4.P-. 6 ' 34 6.60 7 " 31 4.60

BAKER'S ADDITION

Curnick, Thoe....

Doyle, Patrick.... Gl.-'isou, Patrick . IU1I, J B Keh.y, LA .. Kinney, Dennis.. Msior, John. Whittel-ev, A T.

24 15 12 IS 10 II t

CHRISTIAN IIEDDEIIICU, Nor.l2-3wd ' . City Col'-ctor