Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 April 1867 — Page 8

THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL, SATURDAY. APRIL 13, 1867.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Franklin Brick Machine, ixjtly celebrated for perfect simplicity. Creak strength, and inline use compressing pmf, is (joakanteed. with eight men and two horses, to self-temper the clay ncA maze 3.000 to 3, o)0 elegant bricks pec ic-T. J. ff. RKN ATK. Proprietor; J Ko. 71 Broadway. wYprk, Room 28. BatchelorVHalr Dje. "This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the wmia. x'he only true and perfect Dye. iSLaiialess, Reliable, . Instantaneous. No Stoointraent. ' No ridiculous tints. H-nt oral Black or Brow sctsof Bad Dye. I tuviDii it soft and be )wn., Remedie&the ill nvisorates the hair. rviusr it son. ana seauuiui. xne A- ia slumed William A.. Batchelor. Alloth. r are mere-'iriitta.tlo'ntv and should be jrnMdeA. Sold'by'all Druggists-and Per.uaers. Factory 81 Barclay Street, New it. , ,, -- - W BEWARE OF A IQPaTEBFEIT, acl-ly. . - ... .. , , ; n.,; ... i S s,' 1 1 9 H a'7!!,fi!'T AMtlMii Ntti'l It la especially imrjortant At this time. when the markers of the Vuited States are flooded with the dlre.it poison under the mme of imported, liquors, an when dotie compounds purporting to be medioAnal but not a whit lets pernicious, are raided to the world as " sovereign remedies," that the public should ally understand the facta. Be it known, then, that while all the oiffasive stlaaiants called Oquor are Impure, and all the Tonic containing alcohol are manufactured with a fiery article containing amyl or fusel oil, a mortal potion. HOSTETTER'P celebrated STOMACH BITTERS contain none of these things, ' but are a combination ot pare essence of Rye with the puce, juices a the-rmost .valuable tomacrji nttlAiious, and aperient herbs and plants, nI that as a safe and rapid remedy for Dyspepsia and all its kindred complaints, tM preparation stands before the world without a rival or competitor. Its sales today are equal to the combined sales of all Ureotber tonics advertised: in the United States, and the certificates which aatbenate its i usefulness are signed bv Individi of the highest standing: in everv pro fessional calling and walk of life. Beware o imitations and impostors. i " .VPt I H I t-. If J '.0.-1 ml iill 7:V " None know It but to love it. None name it but to praise,;. fa the united testimonyof all who have var been afflicted with such complaints m SVirA Throats. (!o:dH WhooDlne Cbi )Ughs, SpiUjjag Blood. Bronchitis, Kidney Com plaints, and affections of like character. race 11 00 per bottle; sold by all druggists. ' -r- tm A Consbi A com, or A sore Tnroai J RBQUIRKS IKMTUIATB ATTEKTIOS, AMD SHOUU BE : , -J ' '' CHECKED. ,' ((' t,; IV ALLOWED. TO CONTINUE,Irritation ef the IimirT I prmann , Jbffat 'l t 'uiaptlB I i - i IS OITBH TEE RESULT. ,ViHlI01K, BRONCHIAL TROCHES MfrW3 4 DrpBCT MTFI.trBKC TO TB.M PAKTSf . SIVK IMMEDIATE KELTJCF. . ty. Tfwr- BriWefclUs, Asthroa, C&arrh, CoBsamBtiTe an Throat iaCMOCHES ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD 8DCSinsers 'and . Publli Speakers' wfiii find frochet -uaetui ' iqi ,'cearln tna wteewhen taken before Singing or Speaks tsteand relieving the throat after an nn-i mmtml exertion of the vocal organs. Th tmehe axe recommended and prescribe. tg FfcysieianS, and 'hive 4iad feKtlmenial Stoat, eminent men throughout rthe cpuntjr Being an arUcia of tinxbArlVkad tatving proved their effioaojf . by a test oi nmy years,' each year finds them in new localities in various parts ol the world, and tle Troche are universally pronounced 3tter than other articles. s ;(5 Obtain only Brown's Bronchxa'i. TecCHBSand do nottake any.ofythe WorMe Jhuidlion that may be offered. Sol.i jcveiiwhebe. . i , . . . , .decB dw6m SOMETHIN G NEW I X JT ittEIAJtATI?r tpatentedf Oct.fti, ,JBL 1866) that will clean And polish your Tnt, Plated-Ware, Britannia, Brass, Ac, tike new, wrrH asXittlk labor as washixo, and wiU not injurehe finest silver or Sted surface. ' -i'J-x Those woo have -tried tit say it is of more nia than a servant. Tryone box,; and ytm will hot be without Ask for Case's SlagicPoUsh. " ..' -i'nrti iin?oi Uatt Only 25 CENTS PER BOX, Retail. :t ftrtt for it at any "Drug, Grocery,' Tin, hardware, or Fancy Store. - .-inn y.;n Manufactured jy W. P. Case fc Bro. r ; . , 8K. GILBERT & CO- -r Wholesale Grocers, No. 31 North First feC, At oar Exclusive; Agents there to supply Aw Trade. W. P. CASE A BRO., 66 and 53 East Broadway, New York. , CHOICE " " Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Roses, Flowering Shrubs, &c. U x . rf . j.'i : W. G. NEWITT & SON HATE JEST RECEIVED A LARUE stock of Trees and bh nbs, Roses, Ac, .u nrhinh are of the choicest varieties. They have also a large stock ol their own propagation, which they are prepared' to wA at the lowest, cash prices, ; , ..No aery 91 First, Avenue, EvansyUle j li. IQLEHART. ; . 4. H. BOKQMAS .111 a tim L ftf i " THIRD STREET, bet.. Main and Locust ... , CITY , G BOCERY. ; '"'a''Ai Pi vrr fiTOC'K AND QENflL eral issortment of Staple andFancy ixfocerlei constantly. on naud;with fresh arrivali(i Country Produce, such as ijuir ter, Ekk, t oultry, Ac " It will te our aim to supply all reasonable wants in our line of a well-regulated fairjiy. L- iOLEHART & CO. Also, the best brands of Flour, Coi njfeal, reedt fts f may 12 tt

RAILROAD TIME-TADLE

EvansviIle and Crawfordsville.' GOING NORTH. ' : Leave - Arrive. Arrive. EvansvilleVincennes. T. Haute A.ccop'oa't,'a, 6:30 a K I Ift:27 a m J 8:55 r M Mail., ,, f) :35 a m H2-.30 p m j ,8:40 P s St. Louis Ei 2:30p at i pi3qF.x4u" COMING SOUTH. ". , ' - ; ieave ' LeaVe .. Arrive ,'Terre Haute. Alncennes.: E'vUle. Vincennes Ac l 6:30 a it I 9:53 a m Frmiryir Ac. R:Srt A M I 12:30 P M S:3S p Tit Mail... ...... :55 P x f. T.i?; 1 19:00 P M' ! Terre Haute' and Ihd&JiapaIls.a-': f 'i FROM TERRE HAUTK : ' ' l ' ; ": ';, ':. ' Iieave."' Arrive. Day Express.....: .;....'...' 4rtJ5pMr3:55PM Night Express ........'.12:20 a m 1 12KX)Ngt ilill..... rv..r.:.'. 6:50 A 1 12 K P X Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.' ' .'i uh FROM.VINCENNES.--'5'"-'i' ' 'S..'-';1.i!.C:"' ,W Going East. Going Wt. .Vfail........ ......... 2:25 pm I 8:23 p M Express .....-...... 9 :50 P M I 5s50ah To LotnsvTu.E.-Every Monday, and STEAMBOAT LINES, Saturday at JO o'clock A.x. Evry Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursdav. and Saturdav at 8 To5A1riDaily-, '''except ISrraiiay; at S o'clock P TIC To Green ,' River. Every Wednesday and Saturday at 6 o'clock p. m. Every Monday and Thursday at 6 o'closk f. x. . To Eastport. Every Tuesday at 4 To He derson Daily t except Sundays, t 8 O'clock P.Mr i.-o..j.j i.;.....J Steamer Wm. White, regular Green River Packet. , . , , i. .... . . Rockport Stage (via Newburgh and Boonville,) carrying the mall, leaves at 7 a. m., on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrives by 7 p. i x., Tuesdays) Thursdays and Saturdays. New Harmony, Mai Stage leaves, Mondays and Fridays at 7 a. m. Arrives! Tuesdays and Saturdays by 4 p. M. , Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves, daily (except Sundays) at 7 a. x. Arrives daily (except Sundays) by'2p; m- ' 5 " " :S To Newburo. Hack daily (except Sunday,) . from the Merchant's . Hotel, .at .3 o'clock p. x. ' . J ,t.. ! .'..-J JbJ W S:; Don't Forgm That ' ' Haight & Chambers' Colossal Circus,and Ames' New Southern 1 Menagerie combined, arrive here on -Monday morniner. and open ,00. Mndajt afternoon 4ye p-J ing. Thi'gand eoBibifjatiod is- said to possess 'wonderful 'am&aotP' -6f .!' 'yi i I'.it'., . . equestrian and gymnastic talent com - brnedtrr'irdeTiulHeTJtiott'ofl rare 'arid beautiful wild aniaals, 71 X i "THi 'Princeton 'Concert. The concert given at .Priuoeton qn.Thnrsday night fbr the benefit"bf the 'Methodist Episcopal Church, is represented to ,us, as having be,er , a -magnificent affair. Many of the pieces on the programme were executed with very marked Jability!.'! -Those who were present enjoyed a rjch treat.;.. , , 'ThE Psach rCROP, The , present prospects for an; excellent peach crop is. as flattering as aDy -we have ever seen, and' if no- untoward wind36r killing frosts occur hereafter to blast our .hopes and the tender fruitv this delicious fruit ! will be in abundant supply nextFall.! !., "J.". " Disaster: As men were engaged, yesterday hauling - a large t- rock from the river, swinging beneath - the monster (wagon used,, for .hauling .heavy bodies, such s .large steamboat boil ers,-stone, &d when about half way.UphebtiofleJw.heeJ the ponderous wagon let dowq, the axle breaking '-iThiW was aoserious'fiisaster, a'JtwilII require "a 'considerable time" to repair it. , j 1 - -j& '.'M .-i J .d".J.) ,' Tnt, Southern. PEEvFjCNT.j-The committee, for soliciting relief for the ; Southern sufferers in the First "Ward of thejcity, . cpmmenced , operations y"esiterday,.3sise by two or more1 ladies. We expect to hear, a highly tlcouiging accvCt frqror ba.t Y.a$d when the work is finished. We re-! gret tpJeaftlratJgnQr o IthjiT committees ( have declinedto operate, gMnigrra'i1 anxetti'ei'-'tb-e 'pressure of their jrvata jbufeiness;? These i!,men should have declined immediately upon .seeipg their; pames "announced, that others might have been appointed in their stead. '. ,; Pleadino Their Xntecedent. We are told that it is a habit with some of the young men who are em ployed by our city merchants to drum up custom, to plead their antecedents, '-'-when they get diold of a merchant from the" South, portraying the fideli ty with which ' they served the lost cause. We heard a good joke yesterday on'dne of these young gentlemen. Taking hold of one of the merchants who arrived here by the Sam. Orr on Thursday. he urged upon him the superiority of the goods sold if his employer, and ito nail the i matter,' urged rns own claimsjo consideration by detailing his .services in aid of "the re beinoiand.the independence of the Sputh. After listening to his 'story patiently, the stranger quietly told him that: he 1 was . wasting time,' as he had never sympathized with the rebel cause. The drummer changed the subject.

The Marine Hospital Btjildino. We published last week the House proceedings of Congress confirming the sale" of the Marine Hospital in this city to certaia of our citizens, on condition that it was.to be used as a Hospital; understood to be under the charge of .th Sisters of Charity;-We regret' very much to learn that the Joint Resolution-' failed to pas the Senate before the adjournment of Congress, and, therefore, .that the project, of al Charity. Hospital Ea's failed. We are informed that the sale made to Mr. Thomas H. Crisjt, a. builder of this city, made by the Surveyor of the Port some time since, has beeu confirmed" by the Treasury Department. - We hear that others are interested with Mr- Crist in the "purchase, but have not been able to learn to what use- it will be applied. ,' IwiIl be saatten of,-geoeral regret that ,it did dot lall - into5 'the h'andi Jof ' the Sisters of Charity, for we would then be assured of having it retained as a Hospital, an institution which is needed now, and will be more and more, as a matter of . necessity, as the city grows in population. - ,""'-'' ; A Substantial Wall. The 'new wall . being-. built tq sapport;the splen did building now being erected byMr. Mat. Henning, is unquestionably one of the' most substantial in thtf City. ThW deep';1 foundation ; is of 1 solid masonry, well cemented, built by.Mr. Pittmap, a workman of ackno wledged ability. This arises, some three feet abovp.the'' cellar floor'- Thence to the first Joists the wall is built of brifck, three feet in thickness,' and wilt'stand any conceivable "pressure." 'Tha wood work will be done by those master builders, Messrs.' Fair and 'aMeyery who are reckoned as amoag the, most sLillfuJ.arjd, reliablecarpenters in the city.and to whose ; Skill -and1 abilitythe' " spacidui business house of Geo S. Sonntag, and WmVHeilman's mampioth' rfew1found'ry',an"dl m'achrne shops are striking' monuments' 'We think no fears need be entertained that this beautifully .designed building will again tumble down. The removal of the old walls showed very clearly that the original contractors, or ; $ub-con-tractor ratberrmQs criminally slighted the b.. . ; . : ' The Weather. The weather for a couple'of'jdays has. been, delightful, clear, bright, balmy,,, beautiful. The streets are" entirely clear of 'mtid,1 and

the wharf is in. excellent order, except for a few feet immediately ad joining the water's edge. The water is now below the upper edge of the paved portion, and as the river de clines, the thin mud on the paved por tion .will dry rapidly while the weather is clear. It is the purpose of the city authorities, as we learn, to push forward the "work of paving the wharf with, all possible dispatch,. and.when that, is done, and. Water Street is. bowluered, we shall have., one of the best wharfs on the whole line of the .Ohio" river.'., v . . ' Nearly -a ' Fight - UbcKJ Ado About: NoTHiNO.-r-rWeare i informed that a very simple incident had well nigh resulted" inr serious consequerices yesterday. ; : A number of men were at work at a building on Church Street, when cue of them lost a button from his shirtjfpllari Hewc'fltacrpss the street and asked a lady to pin his colJar,! ;SJie .cprsjtjHiedjthe, jequest jnto an insult and mlormed her husband, whereupon herushed forth with pistol in band to avenge tne insult ana cnastiae the - offender. Others interred to -prevent bloodshed, and the matter was satisfactorily" explained: --- ' ThiSTiiTao- lHustSatfoa i&'ihe'evil effacts "of haying deadly weapons. close at hand when a man gets into a passion,-whether from just cause or misapprehension, and Judge Parrett animadverted upon . the subject .. very wisely the other day. But for the timely interference of cool : heads in this case a leauseless 'i murder -'might have been- committed: : o 1 lit' J' Card.! ', VJ. M t rVnrllia TniinMl EvansviIle,' April 12, 1867. The Southern - Relief Commission acknowledge the receipt pi the following letter with remittance as stated: Mr. Philip Hornbroik and other: GENTXEMfcif You will please find fifty dollars to be applied for the reW of our Southern brejren. y , iYours,&o,.,'w i j , ', j Tiios. U' rsTON, J. S. Hopkins, Treasi or. , Taken the Oath of Office. Philip Klein,-as City Marshal, Wm. Mills, as Market Master,, and , Wm. Dougherty ;aud V Win. . Williams,, as Wharf Masters, took their respective oaths of office yesterday, and enter upon their respective duties to-day.

I A Hard Case. Jim Mulligan, the irrepressible, : got upon one of his periodical : benders ' yesterday, and flourished a revolver with loud threats of, murder and outrage a3 he paraded Water Street. Officer Copely hapiSened ' to be; in the vicinity, and seeing the flourishes and hearing the threats, deemed it his duty to use his authority. He approached the young desperado , and 'demanded the revolver,, at-the same time snatching it fromwi Mulligan' ii hand 1 Mulligan, showed fighl.-and'sriowered-'an abundance of .vituperative epithets upon the policeman. A rough-and-tumble contest ensued 1,'BiltiDpugherty and another policeman came to the" assistance of Copely? and after a desperate struggle, in whiph .Mulligarifreceived a severe rap on the.head, he was overcome;! bound securely, loaded oh a dray, and, hauled off to aij. Mulli-. gan is fast becoming a .error to the whole city, and is a most; reckless and desperate'eharacter wnen under the influence of liquor He came", very near( committing a murder a little over avyear agOj for 'which;, he ' was confined a few months in the county jail;nd siace then- he has .-been' fre quently before the Recorder and Justices of the Peace on serious charges. The ,inen thitfurnfeh ; him with

whisky and a revolver should be held 1 responsible for his conduct, if it were possible. He isaj dangerous person in any community . , ? Circuit Court. During the, past two days the Grand Jury has. returned a largenumber'of indictineu'ts ibr divferiroffences,. the' large majtrrity'of them for violations of the liquor law, gaming 1 and "'other "offences - against' public policy. They ignored bills agaui Charles awrehc 'for stealing a pair of pants from E. tl Boardman last .February,; and against Robt. Newberger fprstcaling a goose; and the prisoners were' discharged. Napoleon t;r jMeacham 'was tried by the Court' Tor assauJtVnd battery, found guilty and .fined $10 with costs'.' The partie3 in the Blander &uitj of which we made mentiony'esterdaywere Jesse Seaman and wife vs. Harriet Hendricks. whoVwere tried by a jury, and verdict renctefectfor the defendant, : ' ." V": .' V ' ' A'portion of 'Thursday andiearj ly the whole'of' yesterday were occupied with the case of Luke Grant vs. Jno. Greek. This was a su.t for niouey claimed to be due for work, and, .services rendered, and goods furnished upon and to the steamboat Eddie. The defense set up was that services tcM were reudered in a partnership transaction. , Tried by a, Jury;. verdict $500 for the plaintiff.- V i.LiUYesterday evening the case of Wm. Ramsey V. Fred. Kehr, wa3j tried by the Court. This was a suit on a note given for a lot of hogs which the defendant averred were affected with the-hog chdlera.'. Eluding: for the plaintiff. ; About .fifty indictments wfere'fou'nd 'yesterdiy!again3.fariaus parties forelKhgliqbrs-'on Sunday. The larger portion: of them, we are informed, was 'agaitfst lone man. We have seen several 'gentlemen of note escorting hH fbtritf: uplijitjreet within the last day or two. In fact, Sheriff, Darling is just npw iho, recipienr'of much polite atteatwu Recorder's Court There were but two cases before His Honor, the R&or' Jer.-yesferdtf A rUilu?,'whoie famrTyfeside rn'ewur wa found badly drunk 00 Thursday night and lodged in jail." " Yesterday he, had. a hearing before the Recorder," and 'was fiofed $1 wiirl $0 75 costs. Itepul An a special- plea that his -name should not appear in print, and out of respect to his family who have 1 experienced bitter sorrow ,' within the , past.' few weeks-r-we grant his plea.' ...There was another row fn , Africa, the result ",was thai, a female ".descendent of ITam, named Harriet5, complained that a gallant male Etheopian named .' Joe, had caught and choked her. After a patient investigation of the affair, Ilis Honor concluded both wero guilty, but . thought that Joseph should pay the costs. Agricultural Convention. . ; Wc are informed that a Convention of delegates from Henderson County and Daviess County, Kentucky, and Gibson,, ' Warrick", Posey, and Knox County' Agricultural Societies, will meet in this City on Tuesday next, April lGth, to confer' a' -to'the best mode of conducting Fairs in this region. That much good will result from an interchange of opinion in such matters we doutt not; and ' that an impetus will be given to 'our Agricultural, Mechanical, Horticultural and Pomological interests. We are glad to see this coming together of the friends of prosperity.

CoTTOX Sale. There was quite a large sale of cotton at the Green River Sales Warehouse of Harper, Wright & Co., yesterday afternoon. There was not a great crowd present. Most of the cotton buyers were, however, present. : .The sales were nearly, all of low grades, and prices ranged 'from 19Jc. to 23Jc. in round lots. '' !., , Fofthe Journal. To the Benevolent People of Indiana The -undersigned, . Commissary for the Southern Relief Association, has made arrangements for ' the receipt, storage and forwarding of all food or raiment.; that may be contributed.; The . E.vansyi!!e and Crawfordsville Railroad and all our steamboats will carry free of ; charge, and , f ; " f: ' ;R. ' K. Dukkeeson & Co.; . :' Oox & Humphrey,. ' .-''. hubbs &','.Viet8. ;u' .'.,;-' Jr CrDusorcnrr,- - FHEHRMAN A C(i? Baird '&. Start; Will receive, store: and forward all arv tides of food, free-of charge. MackeytNisbet 8i Co., '-f Gillbo-Maoheij & Co;, ( Jaquess, Hudspeth &, Co.? -( Shanklin & Reillyi ; Will receive, store "and forward all articles of raiment free of charge. ; ' The suffering is intense and the relief should -be' prompt ' Show forth, then,.your, humanity. "' , ' ; ! : . 1 P. IlORNBROOK; 1

Commissary Southern Relief Ass'ion: ' -City-and -country paper3-inendly to the cause wilt pleasej copj.'f The ulersigned, 'ithe Executive Committee of the Southern Relief Association , of EvansviIle, Indiana, appeal jto he g9pd people t of Southern Indian,-in behalf of tlie'enfamished people in the South. You are blessed with, plenty they are dying from starvation.' .Remember it is inofe blessed to give than to receive, and he that giveth to the poor, lendeth to the Lord. 1"" ' ' - . Helpless women and children are in want to the point of starvation.' Giyeof jruf flpur ; give' f oar of n; give of vour corn-meal; give pf .your bacon'; give of your shoes," suitable for wclneh and 'children;' give of syour fabrics, that will' make up Into clothing for women and children; give of your money; organise in each county, township, city or town ; collect' all you can of the abovearticle3,. and' we believe you have , confidence . in- U3 that will guarantee an honest distribution. . Money sent to the Treasurer, or food and clothing to the .Commissary, will be acknowledged by receipt and in the city, papers. . . -i Samuel Orr, President. . John S. Hopkins, Treasurer. V. i' John Shanklix ' . , William Heilman. Christian Decker. P. IIoRNBROOK, , Commissary. " . W;-J Dallam, Secretary. fCity papers please copy and request all papers !ia, Southei;n: 'Indiana. 'to copy.:.. ,' '' "u''-f ' ' - ixdcAL notices: : . .Merchant Tailoring. II." '&. tt. 'Ahleting. i Main Street, have1 just bought; from the emporiums of the East a large, beautiiul and , varied stppk loffup! and seasonable Spring and Summer Cloths, -Cassiaieres and Vestings, to which the attention of gentlemen is called. Having one-ot thebesr cutters'in th'e36uthwesrin their employ tliey guarantee to furnish the best fits, and give the fullest satisfaction. Their long experience in the business .warrants them in saying that they can please all who leave thejr, orders for either singje .garments or complete outfits. apl2tf. Notice. We have in stock the fol lowing goods, which we desire to close out at cost by May first: 1 puncheon Jamaica Rum, 1 do. Irish Whisky, 1 pipe Gin, imported; 10 barrels Cologne Spirits, proof; Plantation Bitters, in bulk and per dozen; 10 dozen Nectar Bitters, 35 cases Domestic Champagne, 25 do. Imported do., Longworth's Sparkling Catawba, Lpngworth'a Still Catawba, and other brands, 20,000 assorted Domestic Cigars, 5,000 assorted Imported do, an - assorted lot of Demijohns, 25 empty Bourbon barrels, an assorted lot of Bottled Liquors. Also, an assortment of Bottles and Flasks. Sonntao & Gamble, apl3 2t No: 6 South First St. We can't make clothes cheaper than 'any body else, for we employ none but ;the very best workmen. Give us a call, for you'll always get an equivalent for your money. V ; Davidson & Becker, ",' Third St., bet. Main and Locust. Postponed. The sale of the wreck of the Laura Fentfjn, advertised for to-dav. is nostnoned until Saturdav. April 20, in consequence of theT wreck having been caught on shore. For Sale Martin Stinson's old homestead, ou the. Henderson Road, three miles west of EvansviIle. Apply to 3t W. ALKER& LUNKENHEIMER.

Base Ball. The first game of the season of this interesting and beautiful exercise will take place this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the EvansviIle Base Ball Club grounds, in the Souths

eastern part of the city. All: lovers of thegame are invited to be precnt. , tw?" A good assortment of Gents' and Boys' Fine Hats can be found at the'" Great Shoe ' Emporium,' where will now be found the most complete 8tock of Boots and Shoes ever seen in the West. Our, first-class trade demands the finest" goods, and we shall keep as fine and handsomer Shoes than is sold in New York or Phila-delphia'-all of which we shall sell, as usual, much . less thau. the. price of poor goods in other places. ... ,, , Corae'early in the week, when convenient. .J. S. Ricker. , - apl2 Fri,Moa .... 60 Main Street. ! ' 7-: , r OnF" David S. Anderson will open an establishment as . Merchant Tailor, in about ten days.-- u.apll, tf . ' . ; rr.. if ; ! Fresh Lake Fish. Just received ,-. N03. 33 and j& Locust Street . . ' 1 . w- sk a - flfeir Houses and JjOLs, liuuding Lots, Cultivated,, Farms and Woodland for sale cheap. , Apply, to J. B. Ruck er, office with Shackelford & Hornbropk, EvansviIle ap9 tf, SSr Great bargains can be bad in Bonnets, Hats, and Millinery goods generally at Mrs- J. Hastings, No. 50 Main Street, up stairs. . . . apO'Gt. , fiS?" Having done away with aa extra expense by doing my own cutting and selling, I can, and uill,, sell the cheapest goods in the city, as I am uetermined to build up a permanent, trade by fair dealinar and . low rjrice3, good work and perfectyiV. All. I ask is to examine my. stock and prices before you purchase elsewhere. Come and gee, at No.: 8 - First Street apl tf - . J. II. Carlin, Agent.. . New Real Estate Agency. J. P. Elliott fc Sob have opened a Real Estate Agency and General Intelligence Ofncet for the sale of and renting of lands, houses, &c, Arc ' Persons having houses or land to' rent or sell, : or persons " wishing to purchase or rent, will do well by calling on them at their office, on Third Street, near' Locust, ;n Elliott's Block. you are in need of a utock of liquors, our advice would be for you to go to Hodge, Carr & Co.'fl, cor- . . 1 . - J CI 1 ner aterana oycamoie otreets, ni buy' them ' cheaper, better,; and more of tLi.m for Jess money than ' any other house will or can afford then. All liquors warranted . as represented, -. . jan9 tf ; - : " j Stoves and Tinware Wholesale and retail, at ': J, B. MesKEr's, Sycamore, bet. Second and Third St'. mh!2-3mdl-w ' '; , ;' '' ' ' For Rent. A first-class business .house, No. 40 Main Street price reduced., . Apply to ,H. K Wells & Son, No 31 Main Street. . t, , , ... .... .. " . ! I. 1 I Store Room for Rent. I offer for rent the fine four Btory store room on First Street, near Main. Ponsession given immadiately. " ' ' ' ap4tf l- J. R. Lotspeich.' Seed Sweet Potatoes: 100 bushels of Seed Sweet Potatoes' In store and for sale low by1 ' 1 1 Parsons, Scovillb '& Co., - ' ...... . . .,,72 Main Street." JBsMerchant Tailors' newgoods arriving at the ' new establishment 5-t Main Street: . 1 toar5 tf ' ! " Smith k DARlino. ' ' ; , A.' C ROSENCRANZ, ', ' . Dealer in H'- 1 Watches, Clocks, Jcwelr;, &d, 0. 13 SttO.U Between .Mam and Sycamore. I Personal attention clven to IUr.rvlring fine Watche itches. ' ' 1 - Uan aura- . . J. B. EliVIJi, M.D., r , ; Ilomoeopatlile Physician,' Offers his profeRslonal services to the cltJ sens of EvanKvliie and immediate viclnjt in the general practice of medicine. . r OrHce 'o. l Main Htreet. : Ofllce Hours Krohi 8 to 10 a.m.. and frorn jto 4 and 7 to p.ni. i " locis .' WM. 0. FULLERT0N, Dealer In ' " ' FARMIWO IHPLEEM, , E K r H . KAHMINQ MACHINERY, aud HOUSEKEEPING AHTICLEM, !Sn. 4 MAI (iTKEET , 1 ' Uece dtf EvAysvim, In. CHB. DECKER. JOHK O. DECEEB. FRED, O. DECKER. " V C. DECKER & SONS, ! Manufacturers of Spoke. Wheels, Hubs, fcShiltN, r elloes, and Bent Work, and dealers In Wagons, Drays, Carts, Thimble Skeins, and have always on hand a large assortment of Seasoned Wagon Maker' Sawed Material. HOand I4 Main Street, corner Fifth, Evantville; Indiana. mr Price Lists furnished on application. mcbl4 lr , ""flat-boat cargoes. The Rising Sun Insurance Company of " ' : ' ., Rising Sun, InIlanu. THIS OLD AJtn nF.l.TAIILK COMpany, well known to the buNineM river men, hag entablinhed an agency In this city, to inwuie cargoes of tlat-boaU at rates and on term low an aov company can itafely tn ke nch risks. Apply o ALLEN C. HAI.LOUK, Agent, janlts 6m No. 10 South Firm Street.