Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 June 1867 — Page 3

THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY JUNE 12. 1867.

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INSURANCE.

-tlho Best Insurance at, Fair Rates. INSURANCE, AGENCY ES X W. NEX9EVi F. 2J. BIX BY , NEXSEN & BIXBY, General Insurance- Agents and Adjusters of Losses. Fire, River, Life; and Accident In '-' snrarce.' Representing the oldest and most reliable Insurance Companies in America. Combined Cash Assets represented Twenty Jinnon Dollars. , sq.o ono ooo; 7 v " Policies on every description of insurable . ... .. .. i i r . ... 1 ; kam 1 1 .ii i and promptly paid at this office. Office in Marble Hall Building, No. 9 Main Street, t" ii i .. r .-i ; ' a-ents fob . ,' GREAT WESTERN DESPATCH Fast Freight Line. . Jel91y iEtaa Insurance Company, of .Hart--ford, Connecticnt. Incorporated 1319. Cash Assets . . - - - $4,000,000. T. A. Alexander...... .-..President. Lucius J. - Hendee.... Secretary. NEXSEN & BIXBY, Agent. -' - Evansville, Ind. t Phoenix Insurance Company, of - Hartford, Connecticut fc CHARTER PERPETUAL.'1 Cash Assets Over : - $1,000,000. H en ry Kel logg. ... Presiden t. W. B. Clark Secretary. Nexses & Bixby, Agents, I, ,-. !--.. . U., Evansville, lud. Continental Insurance Company, of ,; 1 New York City. ; ' , ? TIC IP A TING COM PA NT. Policy Holders receive three-fourths of the nett profits; without any liability. Cash Assets $1,500,000. Geo. r. Hope.i.iV.-.........President. II. H. Lamport.:.. ......Secretary. HiBXXKS A Bixby, Agents, EvanbVilie, lud. . Insurance Company of North Ameri- . : ca, of Philadelphia. 1 ' ' . , INCORPORATED 1734. Cash Assets - - $1,750,000. Seventy-two years successful business experience. . Arthur U. Coffin...,. President. - Cbae. ,Flalt.... ...-........ .-iu-Secretary Nexf.-N A Bixby. Agent). , Evansville, Ind.. ., t Manhattan5 Insurance '' Company, of New York City. INCORPORATED 1821, Cash Assets Wm. Pitt Palmer. $1,000,000.' ........President. . Andrew J. 6m ith ....... ...Secretary. Neisen A Hixby. Aeents. Kvansville, lud. 'Arctic Insurance Cdmpany, of .New York City. CASH ASSETS... ........ S6CO.OOO. J. Milton Smith President. H. B. JVUmarth ., Vice President. Vincent Tilyon Secretary. If exsej iS Bixby, Agents. .. ... j -, - , ... ' Kvausville, Ind. . . North American Insurance Company of Hartford, Connecticut CASH ASSETS 9300,000. A. F. Has' ini;s..... ....-.President. Wm. C. Hastings.... Secretary. Nejcsen & Bixby, Agents, 1 Evansville, Ind. Merchants' Insurance Company, of Hartford, Connecticut CASH ASSETS ..S350,000. Mark Howard........ - President. E. Trios. Lo Udell ..-..Secretary. . : . ; . Nexsej & Bixby, Agents. Evansville, lud. North American Insurance Company of New York City. cash assets...-......:.j.: 9730,000. PARTICIPATING COMPANY, Policy Holders receive one-half the nett Srofits without any liability. . W. Otis President.' R. W. Bleecker........ Secretary. - Xexsek A Bixby, Agents. Evansville. Ind. Mtna. Life Insurance Company, of v Hartford, Connecticut ; . CASH ASSETS . $3,000,000. The cheapest and best Life Insurance Company in America. E. A. Bulkley..,.i.i-....-....... President. T. O. Enders.. - Secretary. B. B. Myrick- State AgenU . - - - Kkxskx 4 Bixby, Agents, Evansville, InxLCharter Oak Life Insurance Company, of Hartford, Connecticut T CASH ASSETS OVER ...91.000,000. J. C. "Walkley President. S. H. White ...Secretary. .Nexsej A Bixby, Agents, Evansville, Ind. Accident Insurance Company, Columbus, Ohio. . Capital... 91.000.000. Bent. E. Smith...-. President. U. B. Wright Secretary. . ' , Nexskn A Bixby, Agents. ' Evansville, Ind. BYAXSYILLE IXSIRAXCE CO. Authorized Capitax: $1,000,000 ;f PaidUf Capitax 250,000 FIRE, MARINE, A FLAT BOAT RISKS Taken at fair rates. Johm S. Hopkins, President. james H. Cctxkr, Secretary. directors : Charles Viele, John Ingle, Jr., William Brown, " Dr. F. W. Sawyer, C. Preston. J. S. Hopkins. Oillison Maghee. Robert Ban.es, Ir. M. J. Bray, , J. N. Knox, Business At ent, who will also attend to Life and Accident Insurance Office, corner of Main an. t First Streets, In First National Bank Building. aplSBm J.C.&J. G. SMITH, Manufacturers of Hoes, Axes, Mill Picks, 1S7 MAIS STREET, chl4m 3m , Evassvii.i.i:,Ikd. O. W. OSBORNE, ORNAMENTAL, SIGN and BANNER ALL KINIMS OF OII.T LETTEKIVfi on Ul&as done tolorder. at 97 Locust txiet )unl4dtea

THE

UJriOJtf : PACIFIC RAILROAD.CO. Are now constructing a Railroad from OMini, JfEBBASKA, westward toward the Pacifle Ocean, making, with its connections, an unbroken lineACROSS THE'' CONTINENT. The Company now offer a limited amount 01 meir 1 FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, ; . having thirty years to run and bearing annual interest, payable on the first day or January at a July, in me iity or rse York, at the rate of . ; 1. ' sec per ; cent; in gold, ,!!'; 1 at : s- ' I .'rXlnetj- Cents on the Dollar. This road was completed from Omaha 30o miles west on the 1st of January, lsbv, and is fully equipped, and trains are regu larly junning over it.. The Company has now or nana Bumctent iron, ties, etc, to finish the remaining portion, to the eastern base of the Rocky Mountains, 312 miles, which is under contract to be- done September 1st of this vear: and It Is ex pected that the entire road will be in run ning order irom omaba 10 11s western connection with the Central Pacific, now being ranidly built eastward from Sacramento during 1870. : , . j ' V "V :tfeani oj ' the Company. Estimating the distance to be bull! by the Union facifie to be 1.5K5 miles, the United States Oovernment Issues Its Six per Cent. Thlrty-ear Bonds to the Company as the road is finished, at the average rate or about S. 8,250 per mile, amounting to 44,208,000. -.- Tue UornoanV Is also Permitted to iasne its own First Mortgage Bonds to an equal amount, una at me same time; wmcn. oy special Act of Congress, are made a First Mortgage on the entire line, the bonds of the United States being mbordinate to Ihem. The Government makes a donation of 12,800 acres of land to the mile, amounting to 20.032,000 acres, estimated to be worth $30,009,000, making the total resources, exclusive of the capital, $118,416,000; but the lull value of the lands cannot now be realized. ,.:..!. The authorized Capital Stock of the Company is one hundred million dollars, oi which five millions have already been pal; in, and of which it is not supposed that more than twenty-five millions at most will be required. . - The cost of the road is estimated by competent engineers to be about one hundred million dollars, exclusive of equipment. Prospects for Business. The railroad connection between Omaha and the East Is now complete, and the earnings of the Union Pacific on the sections already finished for the first two weeks in fay wer 8113,000, These sectional earnings as the road progresses will much more than pay the Interest on the Company's bonds, and the through business over the only line of railroad between tne Atlantic and Pacific must be Immense. Value and Security of the' Bond. - - The Company respectfully submit, that the above statement of facts fully demon strates the security of their Bonds; and as additional proof, ibey would suggest that the Bonds now oft'orea. Are-ltw -than ten million dollars on 517 niles of road, on which twenty milh n dollars have already been expended. On 330 miles of this ro,.d the oars are now running, and the reniaing 1ST miles are nearly completed. At the present rate of premium on gold,' these boud.1 pay an annual Interest ou the present cost of V, , ' ' ' . "'.'!' Nine per Cent., and it is believed that on the completion of the road, like the Government Bonds, they will go aboTS far. The Company intend to sell but a limited amount at the present low rate, and retain the right to advance the price at their option. Subscriptions wiU be received in New York by the CONTJKEUTAI, NATIONAL, BANK, : - ' No. 7 Nassau Street; Clark, Dodge & Co., Bankers, 61 Wall Street; John J. Cisco & Sow, Bankers, . 1 - - No. Hi Wall Street : and by Banks and Banker generally throughout the United Statqf, of whom maps and descriptive pamphlets may be obtained. They will also be sent by mail from tne Company's office. No. 20 Nassau Street, New York, on application. Subscribers will select their own' Agents, In whom they have confidence, who alone will be responsible to them lor the safe delivery of the bonds. .JOHN J.CISCO, " . ' ' Treasurer, may30 dw3m 'V ":. NEW YORK. COMMISSION CARD 1 . FOSTER BROTH ERS, ' ' : ' Cincinnati, Ohio. .'it FOSTERrGWYN A CO., - 4 Memphis, lenn. FOSTER, COPELAND & CO. VCottOll, Tobacco,. AND GENERAL O O M MIS S IO N MEltCIIANTS, 39 Water Street, - . . NEW YORK. Consignments solicited.' Advances made on property in store, or credits given on bills lading. , . - . Refer to Geo. W. Rathbone, Esq., President Evansville National.Bank. ' Hon. John S. Hopkins, President First National Bank, Evansville. Richard Raleigh, F.sq Pres't Merchants' National Bank, Evansvrlle. may 16 dtf r ..... .. "HOWES & BURBANE", Commission 3Xei-liaiits, So. 2T6 FROST STKI'.ET, .,: ' ' Memphis, Teiit. Cash advances made on consignments, niayidoui . Home Again I IHAVE Jl'ST ARRIVED FROM Cincinnati with the finest variety of Tea, Bourbon, and Bengal ROSES all ever-bloomers and fine plants which I will sell as low as they can be bought in Cincinnati. I have every color White, Yellow, Scarlet, Rose, Crimson, Ac. They can be safely planted, as they are all In pots. Give me a call. WM. G. NEWITT. P.S. Many other fine varieties of rare plants, ouive new. -Wire Hanging Baskets, Ao. jun3 dtf

GROCERIES.

ChARLES VIELE & CO., WDOL'ESILE. 1EL O O E RS, SOUTHWEST CORNER First and Sycamore Streets, Evansville, Ikd. au9 dtf, WHITE LIME Of the best quality, delivered in any part of the city in 101s 01 nve oarreis or more, si i per ur rel, at , VICK t-KY BRO.'S, 75 Main St. . K f f BUSHELS choid Peach Blow O 9 vr Potatoes, A 1 article for planting or table use, for sale wholesale or retail by i v xviwcitx dku. b, ?a Main tsireet. IWCET POTATO PLANTS Received I daily by Express, at - . '-'..! t VICKERY BRO.'S . . . ; j . Eureka Bazaar 76 Main Street. STRAWBERRIES, Cherries, Gooseberries, Currants, &c, Ac, received regu larly at VlCw.ttX BKO,'B, 3JU.aiHBU FAMILIES wanting an extra article of Syrup, in five or ten gallon kegs;alsov Dy ine single gaiion, irom ooe 10 i 10 per gallon, can De suiia at . , . VICKERY BRO.'S, To Main Street. BVOOIES FOR THE BABIES We have a well assorted stock pf Childrens Cabs and Gigs, which, for price or style 01 nnisn, cannoi oe ueai in ine city, Call and see.-' No trouble to show tbem. V IC'KER Y B RO.'S, 75 Main Street. FRUIT JARS. 1 -f O i TX)ZEN assorted Fruit Jars, now LvP In store and for sale ft manufacturer's orices taddinir freight) to wholesale buyers. We will supply the retail trade at lowest market prices, can ana see, at, iuu Eure-'ta Bazaar. 75 Main Street. , i VICKERY BRO.'S. ! 1 K. E. WHEELIR. ' JAKES D.KIGGS. WHEELER fc RIGGS, Wholesale Dealers in .,,,, ( eRopERiiss, s , I ;SOT4XHEAST'C9RNER , FIRST AND 8TCAM0BE STREETS, Evansville, Ind. s 'i '' All orders promptly attended to. nov2tS dtf ISAAC HEIMANK. DAVID HEIH1SK. I. & I. II EI MANX, Wholesale Dealers In GEOCEEIE S, Foreign and Domestic Liquors, NAILS, COTTON YAR S3, GLASSWARE, Kos. 60 and 62 Main Street, Between Second and Third, EVANSVILLE, IND. . FISH DEPOT. ov20dtf H0RNBR00K & CO., DEALERS IN . AgritUltUrttt luijiicmcma, and Oils. Agents for ! " :'' . Fairbanks' Scales. We keep o hand a general assortment 01 these Justly celebrated Balances. They are dsrable and warranted accurate, and tne cheapest, all things considered. Sties irom one drachm to 150 tons. v jaui) dom ; ; MATTHEW DALZELL, WHOLESALE DKALEB IN ' 5r r o o e r i o s, Nails, White Lead, Lime, Cement, ic. . No. 18 Water Street, JanSdly. EVAMSVIL.L.B, I2fD. . CRESCENT CITY ' PROVISION STOKE and MEAT MARKET. '-' F. W. BENNETT & CO.', Cor. LOCUST and SECOND 8TS. feb7 dly - - Pbkstow & Bros. F.P.Cabsox, '. : . : F. A. Pbeston. " PRESTON BROTHERS, ! Wholesale Orocers, - N0. O First Street, : ' . , EVANSVILEE,IXD. F. HAMMEBSTED, Carriage and Wagon Mannfactnrei. Corner Main and Fifth Streets, EVANSVILLE ... ISDIASA HAS SOW OX UAI A SPUSDK assortment of finely finished carriag for the Spring trade, of the latest and mo. approved styles, comprising two-seat and light Rockaways, stationary at shifting top Buggies, fancy light trottin Buggies, Prince Albert Bv.ggies; also. Buggies gotten np extra strong tor country use. All work manufactured of the best timber most thoroughly seasoned, and Ironed with extra refined iron. No factory wheels used; all are made in the shop, of selected material, and by the best mechanics. All work warranted to give entire satisfaction in every respect. Sale made at lowest cash rate Purchasers will find It to their interest to give Mm a call before purchasing elsewhere. Repairing done to order. Orders solicited. aplS d3m

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HEALLNG THE SICK '

BY THE Lnying" On of Ilnndx, Tbe above-named method of treatment is so strongly associated with the miraculous or supernatural that uninformed persons are wholly ignorant of the agent employed, which is Animal Magnetism. The operation Is pleasant, subduing of palu, correcting or exciting the circulation, aud removing all diseases generally In a sho t time, often in a few moments. As evidence of the above statement, DR. PERSONS submits to the public a few copies of letters he has recently received fiom those who have found relief at his hand. The public can have aceess to the originals by calling ou him. " ' ' . V, . . . i - ,- ' WONDERFUL CURES . " BY r r; PERSONS At the ST. LOUIS HOTEL In New Orleans. A Great T iumph of Animal llagnetltmx ofcr Drug The Wife of a Well-Known PhysU ' exait of the Old School Cured in Six Day. St. LoCis Hotel, 1 New Orleans, Feb. 27, 1867. My wife has been lonfined to her room and bed for nearly eight months, suffering from ulceration and prolapsed uteri, accompanied by a severe neuralgia ot head and limbs, pain so great at times as to produce iiudih, also frequent attacks ot a cataleptic character, completely, prostrating her. She has not been able to walk twenty steps In that time, in fact never leaving her room without being earned. She has been treated by some of the best physicians in the South, without deriving any benefit that I could perceive. She li had the benefit of tbe sea-coast and of the watering-places. I had given up ail hopes of ever seeing her up and walking abou . Seeing Dr. Persons' card, I resolved to consult him, and sent for him when buwh in agony and tnreateneu with spasms, 11 n In a few moments be had her perfeetiv calm and free from all pain. I then took her to the hotel, where he could see iter when necessary, fr-he began to improve rapidly, so much so that in fotir days she was able to walk three blocks, and in tix days she was going up and down three flights Of stairs, was out shopping and taking ber meals at the table. Dr. Persons' treatment is pleasant simply the laying on of hands and I am satisfied Is sufficient to relieve all the wants of suffering humauily. Go an-! consult him ! 7' GEO. W. VAUGHN. M.D.. . ..1 Canton, Madison County, Miss. From tbe New Orleans Picayune of Feb- . ..... ruary 10, 1867.) Dr. Persons is called the Great Magnetic Physician, because he has thrown physic to the dogs, and relies entirely upon animal magnetism. His process is almost literally a laying on of the hands, and by what appears to be a simple system of manipulation he effects the most astonishing cares. Two of the attaches of this oflice have been ured of severu attacks ot rheumatism by Dr. Persons. New Orlkass. March 8. 117. TLlsoarli&M that, having been afflicted with Bronchitis lor eleveu months paM, so badly as to produce total loss or voire, I have been entirely relieved and cured 01 aii the perplexing symptoms and elfects of Lin 1 . .1 r 1 .. 1111s uiiresiuK uieuw5 uy ur. i cnwun, uiw Great Magnetic Physician, who is nw stopping at thetSt. Louis Hotel, Parlor hi, in this city. I can now ue my voice hs wen as 1 couiu ior years Deiore Oelng atnicieu. signed VINCENT SCHNEIDER, 1S5 Circus Street. ., . . , D!flN- lmli Vnv- 90. 1K.JI Dr. Pei sons My life having been saved. as I believe, through your treatment. 1 deem it my duty to state the facts, lie Ilk e 1 met witn you, 1 tiaa come to tue conclu sion that 1 must soon leave this world, us the doctors had already informed me that X was almost gone with consumption. After receiving two treatments from you 1 telt like a new being, have been gaining ever since, and now teel that my health m fuuy restoreu. in regard to your otn-r patients in Albion, it would do your heart good to hear them tell their own story. Miss Armstrong, who tbe doctors said was in the last stages of consumption, you eured with two treatments, and is now lu good health. Mr. B. G. Phillips, whom you treated for diseased kidneys and spinal complaint, after one treatment went into the harvest field and worked all day. amr-feit wen, not experiencing any pain, and he has not felt any of it since. Mrs. Henry Bash, the lady who had a laige lutty tumor over uerstoraacn, larger mmi a pint bowl, with dropsy of the aodonv n. says Dr. Persons has cured ber.orso tiea'ty that she thinks sue win soon te entirely well. Miss Hannah Hays, who had walked with crutcbes for thirty years and gener ally diseased, has been helped so much by your treatment that she can now walk witn a cane, anu enjoys ueiter iieaiui man she has for years. 1 know If you would return to Marshalltowu. you would he crowded all the time, for so many are sav ing. If they knrw as much of lir. Persons as tney now ao, tney wouiu not can 111 iu a humbug, as they had. Hoplug that you may live long In the service of healing the sick and doing good. k am, wtm graiiiuue, . lours very truly, iU. J. iSfc.h.sO. Rock I-iasd, 111., Nov. 15, 188. Dr. Persons Dear Sir: Having been under your care for a time past, it affords me great pleasure to state my case. For the past four and a half years 1 have been a sufferer from chronic Inflammation of the womb and kidney, with prolapsus; also spinal affection and general prostra tion. 01 tne nervous system, couiu not walk a step, and bad to be lifted In and out of bed for two years. After the eeond treatment by tbe Doctor could walk aud ride out with ease and comfort. I am improving rapidly, and receiving aiany con gratulations from my friends upon my fcpeedy recovery. Would advise all afflicted to go to Dr. Persons and get healed. He periorms cures dally that win couvince tbe most skeptical that be oosses-es tbe power to accomplish all be advertises. jours, wiin Krauiuae, - MRS. ELIZA C. 8ALPAUGH. Iowa City, Nov. 30, I860. Dr. Persons Dear Sir: , Having been greatly benefitted by your treatment, I gladly add my testimonial of the excellence of your manner of treatment, and give the statement of my case. For FOURicc.i 1. ...... r , . . ... . ' ' . t IlliatlU, and for SINK AND ONE HALF YEARS I have been conn neu to my ted. One and a hal f years ago, i went to Dr. Newton, at Davenport. He treated me a number oi times. I received -some benefit, but the first walk I took, (a short distance.) my strength gave out, and I have been confined to my room and bed ever inee. My diseases have been Spinal Complaint, Dys pepsia ana remaie aiseases. I nave oeen under Dr. Person's treatment two weeks. can go up and downstairs unassisted have wanted witnout aid five block-', luionet, a number of times, am able to do a little housework, and my strength Increases daily, I am, sir, greatly yours, liAltttiiLl. j. DUtL. Datbwtort, Iowa, Nov. 8, 1868. : da hereby certify that say daughter. Sarah J. Egleston, twenty-two years of age, has been a great sufTfercr, cauattd by run ninar a nail lnu her foot two years ana eight months pMt unable to walk all the

tint. The-limb and oofrte partially atrophied, having to drag her about th bouse in a chair, and watch ber night and day, fearing locujnw. Her whole system wusgreatly prostrated. She wis atteuded by many of the leading physicians of tha uuiry, at a large expene,atid who said sh ouM never be cured. In Mils condition 1 brought ber to Dr. Persons, and la alMiut twenty minutes the Doctor had her walking, and she now walks without aid, and wholly relieved from any difficulty. 1 am unable to express my gratitude to the IKwtor for the prompt and great relief thus elven by him. In which my daughter joins. MARTHA EOLEKTON. . Pre-emption, Mercer County, Illinois.

- Mocxt Joy, Scott Co., Iowa, Dec. L To the Afflicted. I have been au afflicted woman for nearly a year, from the rowing of a Dropsical Tumor In my Abdomen, and diffusing itself through my whole system. My physician estimated the tumor to contain two gallons of water, a d they knew of no relief only the use of the knife. I came to Dr. Persons in this condl.lon and in a little over two weeks I was entirely relieved and mjrjjystein re rovredlts normal condition. Sevetiteeti yearsago I had a milk leg, which inflamed and muttered; the doctors lacerated it, and it ha been stlfflu the ancle ever since, nob the least movement in the lolut. Had to wear a cork heel of four Inches or walk on tiptoe; the Doctor cured this In three treatments, and now I can walk on It as well athe other. I know no difference. Who can my family and friends thank for this but Dr. Persons? . MRS. G EC RUE BAUGIIMAN. GREAT miTEMKXT AT THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL. ASTOUNDING CURES PERFORMED DR. PERSONS, Great Magnetic Physician. The. wife of an old school Physician of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, paralysed for four years, unable to walk, being entirelyhelpless, made to walk In fifteen minutes: St. Ions Hotel, I . New Orleans, La., April 20, 1887. ' Da. Persons I have suffered from spinal winkness and prolapsus for four years. During the two first years I could perhaps) walk u hundred arils with ditHcolty, bat leu ureal uiiigue irom Hny exertion, inirin t he last two years I have been entirely unable to walk or sit up. The disease had, been steadily progressing, until 1 became almost entirely paralysed, being unable to taseastep, or sew, or even to write my own name. I could not talk continuously or read aloud. After the first treatment ot fifteen minutes, I walked across tiie room three times. After the second, I walked fifty yards; and on the fourth day walked downstairs; and on the fifth day walked a mile. I think the weakness entirely removed from my back and the old feeling of weariness entirely gone. ' The treatment Is pleasant and certainly very effective. I consider my cure as perfect and most wonderful. Yours truly, ANNIE E. COCHRANE, Wife of W. A. Cochrane, M. 1., . Tuscaloosa, Ala. Mr. C. HESTER, of Tuscaloosa, Ala., great sufferer from rheumatism for six years, and four years scarcely abl to walk with crutches. After seconi treatment able to walk without llietu. Nkw Orleans, April 17, 1807. This Is to certify that my wife came toDr. Persons on the let of February last, for treatment, after su fieri ng severely for several months ot ovarian disease with prolupsea uterus, ana in iwo applications ly Dr. Persons was completely restored to her iiaLuraLheatlli, and has now gained her former vigor and strength. J.O. SPtiNCER, Internal Revenue Inspector. v Dr. PERSONS will practice at the American House, Evansville, lud., until July 1st, 1807. June2wd INSURANCE. W. A. Page, ) Notary Public. EdoakBhaepe. W. A. PAGE & CO., FIRE, RIVER, IIF, and , ACCIDENT ' Insurance Agent, Corner Main and Water Streets, (Brown, Dunkerson A Co.'s former offlo,) EVAKSVf LLK, IlP. Home Insurance Company OF NEW YORK. - Gish Capital ...I. ....... ...... $2,000,C0O Assets, July 1st, ISOi 3.59G.J00 Washington Insurance Co. OF NEW YORK. Cish Capital $,100,000 Assets, July 1st, 1806 088,321 Colombia Insurance Company OF NEW YORK. Cash Capital $500,000 Assets, July 1st, 1866 . ; 590,000 UNITED ' Fire ana Marine Insurance Co. OF COVINGTOJt AWD CHTCUTJCATf. Cash Capital. 150,000 Assets, July 1st, 18W.... 31)8,000 New York Accidental Ins. Co. OF NEW YORK Cash Capital....... $250,000 Assets, July 1st, 1866 276,000 I nsnres against ACCIDENTS of every description. . Northwestern Mutual Lire Insurance Company r OF MILWAUKEE. ' Gxsh Assets, $2,000,001 Tli a greatest success of any Life ComMDT ever organized. FIRE, MARINE, A RIVER INSURANCES POLICIES ISNl i:i IN Til E A HOT 15 well-known Companies, and all losses promptly adjusted and paid at this otfi.ee. W. A. PAOE A CO., Aeents, Corner Main and V ater Street, . Evansville, Ind. ( Brown A Dunkerson's former office. auld dly c. kelleb, ;; Importer and Manufacturer of all kinds of Guns, FIstolB, and Rlnes, v and Dealer in Powder, Lead, Caps, Shot, Cartridges, Me, 4 KAIV 0TBKBT. , mehllttm ErawUle, lad.