Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 23 October 1869 — Page 3

..OCTOBER 2J, l!fi T:iK FAU2I A3D liUl'SKUOLD! The imost proStab'e use tor soar apples 13 to mate them into vinegar. It is estimated tliat an equivalent of twelve tons of bay can bo produced on one acre in roots. , The plan of awarding agricultural periodiotls snd book9 as premiums at agricultural lairs j.3 becoming more common. ... :" It is stated that considerable quantities of wool have been shipped over the Pacific- railroad from Colorado and New Mexico. In a farmer's family neither hair, 12105?, cor leathers need bo procured lor bed?. Soft inside husks, well hetcheled, arc wlnloinc, elastic and durable. ' In the praise the "Norway' oats are receiving it should ba remembered that there are two kinds sold under this name. The one is a black or dark oat, sometimes called the Ramsdell oats; the other is a white oat, claimed to have been imported from Norway. ; . CI A correspondent of tha Courdry Gentleman says that hand friction always rubbing down will certainly keep wind galls from increasing, and if well applied for half an , hour at a time, twice a day, will remove a new one, or materially check one of long standing. .... ' . . ; ; , The. New England Farmer is not inclined , to favor early digsring' of potatoes.' It thinks no place is better adapted to preserve them than the bed in which they grew. "Then they are not crowded, are kept from the light, and arc moist enough to prevent undue evaporation. " i A hundred years ago it was settled that the shortening of the tap of the root of a tree was no injury,, and at the present day some of the most practical of our pear growers cut the tap roots so as to induce the tree to throw out laterial roots, and thu3 save the trees from swaying too much bv hiah winds. P. Pusey, Commissioner of Statistics ' in Minnesota, furnishes some, statistics and estimates as to the crops of thi3 year. JUo put3 the increased area of land in : wheat in Minnesota this year over that of 1SC8 at twenty per cent., and the average yield at eighteen and a half bushe'es. The area he places at a little less than. one million one hundred thousand acics and the yield at a little over twenty million bushels., .', , ..' - -'; HflW Tfl M 4Tv V. KTTTVnT.V.S T. AST. ' Silas Brown says that twenty-five years ago, he dipped finmgies in a large kettle of lime wash-to which salt had been added and the whole kept boiling. A few shingles , were dipped in all over at 8 time, long enouah to soak them well,, and then thrown Aside tn Arv. Tn a short time all the shinales were thug prepared; Al though what are termed "sap shingles," they have lasted twenty five years. and may do so for years to come. Several experiments of" a - similar character have been made sine!, with very successful results. Albany Cultivator. 1 . '. " . : MCLCUING SMALL FRUITS. A member of the Oneida Commu mty, writing on the importance of mulcuing Iruit trees and plants ot every kind, eays that he mulched a row of the Franconia raspberry, and also one of the Philadelpha, side by side. The effect was very marked. While the Franconias which were not mulched wero literally scorched and leaves crumpled in -the sun,' the raw which received the mulshing carried through nearly double the crop of fruit. The material used for mulching was old half-decayed buckwheat straw. . , . - . .' CHOW-CnOW, . ' - Two quarts of green tomatoes. m F 1 a I J. wo quarts oi wane, onions, one dozen green peppers, one dozen reen cucumbers, one largo head of ; cabbaee. chop fine. Season with mus tard and celery seed, to suit the taste. Cover with the best cider vinegar. Boil two h3urs, slowly, continually stirring. A'i soon a3 you take it from the . siove add two tablespoonsful ot" Ealad oU, Cover tight, and keep in a cool plaae. ' - CCRCLTLI03 KEPT OFF BY HOGS. ; In confirmation of the theory that the curculio will not meddle with the fruit on trees standing in a hog-pasture, a correspondent of the Kural New Yorker relates the result of accidental experiment made by him on his farm in Indiana, some years ago. Wishing for a lot to feed his hogs in, he made a fence which - enclosed about one-half of a parcel of twenty plum trees, which blossomed full every year but matured no fruit, as it all fell off before ripe. "That season the trees outside the hog-yard dropped their fruit as usual, while those inside, though tho hogs, almost dug them up bv tho roots, not only , grew well, but were so full of plumai that , tho branch a had to be .propped ud. The next si is-oq the fence was changed so as to take in the trees left out tho year bt lore, and the result was plenty of ripe fruit from all of them lor several years. Others, ho ! said. tried the experiment wuh tho same result. ' - . , , MODES OF FATTENING HOGS. Not a few farmers feed corn in the ear. an some even raw potatoes, to their fattening swine. One half woulJ. probably bean under estimate of tho loss by this easiest but most slovenlr ahd costly practice. A large r umbar mix dry meal with coll water on slops, and immediately feed it to their hogs. The loss in this civ-sc is not so much as in feeding ' the corn unground, but it can not be less than from fifteen to twenty-five rer cent. Stiil others cook their meal with their potatoes. both thoroughly, com pletely mixing the one with the other. and then adding to tno conglomerate water sufficient to make a thick mush, present it to the gratified and hearty eaters, thereby sivmg nearly all tnc fat producing value contained in the grain of tho potatoes. For several years wc have adopted this plan. Everything led -to our hogs, while fattening is cooked, but nothing ground. To one bushel and a halfot potatoes (mashed) we ?.dd three peck3 of dry corn in the ker nel, and then with a liberal supply of water in a kettle almost stcamtight, we cook lor at least three hours The kernels are then three or four times their original size, and the potatoes are mush, and when thoroughly mixed the uisn is as acceptable as can be presented to a lot of fattening hoes. And as every particle ot the food is (or can be) rcduced to a pasfe bv the slightest mastication, much mnrft bv the action of the stomach there can be little if any loss. Hearth and Home. Zatlklel's Prophecies for lSiO. ' Zidkiel" Lieutenant Morrison ha? issued in London bis almanac

predictions for 1870, of which the London Daily News says: "The work is indeed a multum in parvo. ,.ltis suited to the want3and requirements of all ages and stations. Those who have neglected the warnings of the last number had better examine the list of fulfilled predictions at the end of the Almanac, and note how foolish crowned heads have been in not seeing to their nativities in time. The Queen of Spain was

warned that Mars was inimical to her, and soit turned out.. Tho Conservatives in our country were warned that the sun was in Aries, and not having made preparations for the event, they were overthrown. If people defy Sagittarius or Yirgo, and even turn their backs upon - Tauru3 or Leo, what are they to expect? "Zadkiel particularizes in the most courageous manner. J? or example, on the 1st, 6th, 11th, lGth, 20th, 29th, of January, deal with merchants, bankers or clergymen ; begin new un dertakings. On the 5th, 24th, 29th, woo, marry, engage female servants, visit or invite friends, and so on. ' On the -.4th,: 9th, 19th, 23d. deal with farmers and old folk. ': 'Farmers and old folk;' this is a, strange conjunction, and seems somehow- disrespectful to the azmulural interest. In March Victor - Emanuel - (if alive) is likely to be in a bad way. Jupiter, by moving in Taurus, seems well dis posed to Ireland; but Uranu3, by ret rograding in Cancer, brings strange sudden mischief on Holland, nuKM. ouuubu - uiiauujci vu axviiouu, ! ccotland and Manchester. I hose t born on the 15th February will prosper in all Venus matters auout i the loth ol this month , whicn gwe them .exactly a month and a day to improve the privileges granted by a fading custom to the votaries of St. Valentine. April promises toj be lowering and dark. Mars . squares Uranus, and there is turbulence on that aceonnt in England. During May Ireland is expected to be troublesome. i - ' ' ! . "Both the Prince Imperial and the Prince of Wale3 are exposed to perils in 4 November... In December, what with Virgo squaring at Jupiter, Uranus retrograding in Cancer, and Saturn entering Capricorn from an unexpected quarter, a complete Irish shindy will take place in the skies, and we shall all bo in danger .from ill health, grief, losses, crosses, etc." liAil.IIOAIJ TIJIE-'iABLE. (Corrected Jfaue 23d, 1SC9.) KTansTlilc & CrswrordSTlllc E.B. ' C'OllfQ HOBTH, " " f ! ' -Leave Mall. Expr. ' Freight. Evau.svllie ...10:16 a m... 5:15 i m... 1;Wak Arrive Vlucennes.;. Ten a Haute. 1:13 p M... 7:41 p H 420 p m...105 P at ..10-.10P M .. 4:15p it Terre Haute & Indianapolis. - Leave,1 ' '" Pa Ex. Mllit Eir Maifc Terr Haat. i : P M 1:55 A at... fl:C0 A. M Arrive ' Indianapolis. 7:u5p it... 4 :20 A Mi..lO :05 A M Crestline 4:X A M...11 -.50 a m... 6:15 p x Cleveland...... 7:" )am. 3:50 p at... 9:i5p m Buflalo, 2:li)P m.-10:15p m... 4:20 am Pittsburg 11:jOA3I. d:50p at 1:15am Philadelphia. 3:00 a at 9:25 a ar... 4:10p at NewYork...... 6:00 a at. ..11:45 a at... :15p at Ohio & Mississippi. GOtiTQ EAST. Leave ' lightning Ex, Ace Night Ex. Vlncennen 1:3 p M... 1:1jP at... 9:55 P at Arrive ' Cincinnati.. LouisviHo ... 9:CO P m11:15p H.. 8:t0 P Sf... 1:10A at.. ooiso west. Mall. Night Ex. Ifflr ar... 2:05 a at , 6:00 A at 6:30 am Day Ex, 6:15 am 2:00pm 1:50 PM Leave Vlncennes , Arrive St. Lotus . Cairo ....... .. .11:50 P M.., . 3:50 A M... 9:10 A m. " BETURKIifO,' ' Torre llau to & Icdlaaapolls. Indpll8.3 :55 A m. 7 :30 A m. 1 :4o p at,' 8 :10 P u Arrive 1 T. 1 6:30 A M.10:25 A It. 4:55 PM.ll :05 PM Evansvllle i Crawfordsvllle. Leave " Exp. Mail. Freight. T. Haoto..6 :i0 A M... 9:5 A M... o:UO p M.. 8 :05 P M.. 5 :45 A M Vioceuuei, 11:40 A M Arrive Evansville.ll:r6 A M...I0:3-i p at... 5:10 p M E. H. & N. K. R., Northern Division. .TRAINS GOING SOUTH. Transfer Packet Steamer Fayette leaves Kvansviue aaur ai s-.uu p.m Train leaves Henderson at 4:30 p.m. Arrive at xMadisonvllle......... ...... 7:10 p.m. GOING NORTH. , ; Traiu leaves Madlscnvllie daily . (Sundays exoewtea) at.- i:-A.M. Arrive at Ileuderson.- $ XKJ a.ji Arrive at Evauvi49 by Tiausfer '. Paolt et Fayetta V :I5 A.M. Marine connection ootn ways tna trains ou the K. 4 U Railroad. - STKAXBOAT LINES?.1 t Xo 1.0 UidViti-E. Every Monday : at 10 o'clock a.m. . Kvery Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday atr O'lUOCiC i. M. To Caibo Dally, excopt Bnnday, at 4 o'clock p. m . ToGajEHJj KIVE3. Every aionday.Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 4 o'clock P.M. To eastport. Kvery Tuesday and sal. nrJav at 4 o'clock p. M. . TO iK.DsiKaos uauf, except Bunaaya, at 4 o'clock P.M. To NASHvm.15 Every xnesday, Wednes day and Saturday at 4 p. m. . Transient boats daily up ana aowa. To CiscisxATt Every esaiuruay: at 10 A.M. To CANNKtroic Every Tuesday, Thurs day, ana Haiuraay at iu a.m, RockportStas (via Newbrrgh and Boon vllle.) carrvine the mail, leaves at 7 A. M. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrives by 7 P. m., Tuesdays,- Thursdays and Saturdays. , Hewmrmony wan staee leaves Mon days and Fridays at 7 A. m. Arrives Tues days and Saturdays by 4 p. m. Alt. vernon JMaii staze leaves aauv (ex oept Baudays) at 7 a. m. Arrives dally (ex sept Sundays) by 2 p. m. ' ' to in KWBUKo. uaoK aaiiy f except esunaay.) irom me aaercnant a a otei. at a o'clock p. m. ILBII , .J. . no f.j.- . iv ...01 A LONG NEEDED SUB TITDTE for ale. V. . vl ... n n.l VVPDV (ITHl'R Til'SCKIPTIOX OF ALCOHOLIC BEVER AUK: APPROVED BY THE IMPERIAL ACADEMI OF MEDICINE OF PARIS, and other European Medical and Scientific bodies; used in the Military Hospitals of FraDce and (jermany: endorsed by the most eminent phvsicians of Europe an America ; approved by the public the world over. TARRANT A CO., NEW YORK, EOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED se4 tmj BXAijis, ETC. M. M. ELIAM' DISTBIBUTION or $08,000 WOUTfl of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Silver War8 and Store Fixtures. Tickets ONE DOLLAR Each, Which includes the CONCERT to be given at MOZART HALL, on Saturday, Nor. 13. Money should be sent br draft. Dostofllce order, la registered letter, or by ex press. Address an common icanons to R. H. ELTAS, POST-OFFICE BOX 1,212, CISCIXXATI, OHIO. ocl9 to novlS omit novl

Fixx'O Cider Vinecrn-r mr. RSOSH W4ST1XG PUHEC1BEE jr Vinegar for Pickling or Table use can Sud the genuine article at ,73 and 7S Main Street,

FiheTJolden Syrup. AVE11X CHOICE AKTICiJAT 81 20 per gallon. Also, good syrnr. at lower price?. . - ,, V1CKKBJT -i0.'S, 73 and 70 Main Street. HTOTWITHSTANU1JIU THE AD- , vance lu sugars in the Eastern cities, e are still retailing nugars very low. Call a id see, at VIUKERY BRO.'a. - - 73 and 76 Main btreet. " ' DRIED B33EF HAMS, &C. : : BUG All CtJK K DRIED BEEF, tSugar-Cured Hams and Ham sausage, lyr sale Wholesale acd retail, at ., VICKEKYBBO.'S,' - ,. 73 and 76 Main fcstreot. . Sweet Potatoes. A BVSIIEI.S,I.AKGEAXriXE, 5-1 just received and for sale by : -V ..... . V1CKBHY BKOS., I. .. t 73 an(t 76 Mala Street. . PKARI. BAKLET, FABI.VA AND Oat Meal, Just received and lor sale, wnolesale or retail, 1CRERY EROS.j -; - 73 and 7B Main Street. OSET 1ST THE COJIB, ALSO, trained Hony at 25 cents per pound, THE CASH UROCEKY, . , 78 Main Street. Cheap Soap. TZAR BABS GOOD sOAr Evansvme or 4- Cincinnati watte-tor 25 cents, at THE CASH GROCKKY, 70 Main. Street. . . -. FORCASH.'i THE I'OLlOlVISeABTICLES ABE offered low at the Cash Grocery :. ( Canned Fi?h, 1 Canned Meats,' Canned Fruits, Salmon, : . ; Roast Beef, Tomatoet, -; . - Lobsters, -Mutton, . . . ' Peart, - . - , Sardines, Cniclcens, Damsoni Oysters, Green Turtles, . Quinces, Ltams, Havsage meat,. :. Blackberries, Mackerel, . . fec, ;., - " f Scc.,Src. A complete assortment ot canned goods. f Mil low at XHKCASH OKOUKKY, 10 Mwaeuetib IMPORTED FANCY 600D3. EA fc l'EKlJt'S Worcestersnire sauce 4 in Pints and halt Pints. Cross Blacks well's Pickled Onions, Chowr Chow, licca1H1I, and mixed Picltles. Also, Domestio Pickles ot ail k1nJs, for sale very lo-vr at TUK UAB11 UKUUB HI, 78 Main Street. . CHARLES VIELE & CO., o1 jE.;o O JE2 r - KOUTI1WE8T CORKER' t first and S j caiaore Streets, EVANS VILLE, 1ND. an9dtf MATTHEW DAL2ELL, ' ' 'Wb.oloftale Dealer In - ' Groceries, Nails, Wliite Lead, Lima. Cemeat, ; ; 5o. la Water Street, 4 , deelOdly EvAN3vn.iai.lNu. I3AAO HXIMAKN. : - OAV HXIMA9I. I. fc 1. 1IKISIAXN, Wholesale Dealers In i GROOEE IE S. ; Foreign atid Domestic Liquors, NAILS. COTTON YARN!, GLA83WAK 44 & 4G : 3X71 ST STREET, '" (NATIONAL BLOCK,) . Y EVAKflVItO-E, Isd. ' ! . "FISH DEPOT. 1 ov2f)dff ' BUSINESS CARDS. DR. F. J. EHRfiiAN, Hoinosopatlilc Pbyslclan. OfBce No. 19 Second Street, between Main and Locust. . Office Hoars From 8 A.M. to 13 M., and 1 to 5 p.st . ' - At his residence, corner of Seventh and Chestnut (Streets, after night. oc28dly Evans villa Business College, Corner 3IA15T TniKD STS.l EfAXSTILLE, INDIANA. Book-keepln. PenmanshlD. and pa S4 Mathematics made specialties. cession doiu uay ana evening. For circulars, glvlnj terms, &o., or specimens of Penmanship, address WELLS t KLINEK. er" novll y Proprietors. PETE li VIEBLING DRUGGIST. Alid Dealer in Paints. Oils, W1.MUOW ULANM, MK0ICAL IXSTHDHE5TS, Ptire Wln -nnd Brandies, And all popular Patent Medicines . ot ine a?e. - , . NO. 2 NortS Witter Street, EVASSVILLK... .INDIANA DR. F. L, DAVIS; Ilomceopathic Physician. Office on Second Btreet, between Main and Locust. r oc28 dly Osborne, 27 Locust Street. Osborne, SI8N PAINTER. Ouborne's Show Cards. Jinn 12 dtf PLUMBIKG, &C. GIBSON & WELSH, DEALEKS IN Lead Pipe, Slieet Lead,Water Closets HOT AM) COLO BATHS, Shower Baths. Force and Lift Pumps . ' WROUGHT IRON ' PIPESi 4c Water Introduced into country dwell ines from cisterns or wells, civinst all the conveniences of a city supplied with water works. io change of range on stove re quired to heat the water. . 3 XUo3ixt. Street. EVAN 8V1LLE, 1ND.

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WE OFFER FROM TJI1.- DAT the fcest-selecrfcd etockof Sammer and Seasdisalile - - AT VEKY 3L.OW PKICK6 ' Viz.: In tne DOMESTIC DEPAR TMENT, - ' A very large stock of the " BEST PRINTS : , And the most popular" brand " ' . -; .Bleached & Ualiicactied At the lowest market rates. - DRESS G O ODS DEPAR TMEN2 Is now more-complete In Its assortment than ever before offered In thlsiaaraei, and At ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICKS. BLACK HlXiliS, And all the new shades of FANCY SILKS At 25c, 60c., 75c., and II per yard less than their value, and warranted all Uk, the assertion of some unscrupulous eoxnpeiitors to ' the contrary notwithstanding. Black and WMta LLAMA SHAWlS, Hosier j, GIotcs, c ABAS0LS AND SFX UMBRELLAS, ',; : , 1 AD - - (- . NOTIONS in endlsss variety, ' MILLINERY BTOCK will be closed out cheap daring the balance of the season. .- I Kosqnito Bars and Netting.: The best style of Mosquito Bar Fixtures just received ana made up to oraer at snort nonce.. .f. ...... ... SCHAPKI&r BUS3IN&.& C0H - Kos. 47 and 49 Main Btreet. jay's STATIOIJEITZV JOAN H. SCOTT, j 15ookseller,Btatio5ri X E W S El I. E C, i Xo. 53 H AI 5 ." STS. Tr cor. becond. .ul5dly . , Evanbvili.je.Jki. Wholesale Booksellers 'SUttdaefr, SCHOOL' Books, . : " "'7'" 7 BLANK BOOKS V'l. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS? PAPER EN YELOPESJ l, -ASt i3il General Btiitf onerj. No. lt MolIii 3tre5tt" , EfansTille, Indlaun.' Julys ly THE Auction. ISiiwiiaexs. Thos. -M. Elliott . AUCTIONEER, no Boom--No. Si Main Street, "EVANS V1LL E, INDIANA. Particular attention stlven to . sales of Real Estate. - Our commissions are email. and we can guarantee satisfactory prices. , i Wesell Merchandise of all kinds daily at our Room, and will attend to the sale of Household furniture, either at our stand.! Merchants closing out stocks would do well tooonsalt us. , ,; ;v Our acquaintance of over twenty years wltn the people of Evansvll'e will enable na to find, easily, customers for nearly any kind of good commo Jity. . We have constantly on band a larze lot of cneap and good articles of merchandise TV M. ELLIOTT, . ; INo. 84 Main Street ' " ' ' ' " se9 3m 1 ' : . ' LAW CARDS.' WSI. BE1VIS, I t ; U. SS. Claim Agou?. : Also, REAL ESTATE and COLL ECT1N Q ' AUH.S I. ' Office on Main Street, between Third and Fourth, No. W5 (over Keller's Uun More), ttvan&vme, inu. sepi, oa. ;W. P. HARSRA7E,- - An:T01i.JXllr at LATV . Office on Third Street. In Washington House Block. Will practice ; i-e various Courts oi the Circuit. Prompt. attention to office bnwlofwo fdv-4ri3m MILLINERY. LADIES, HAVE YOU IIEABD Til K ; 'NEWS ' - MRS. COOT .WAN has Just returned from the East, where she has been lo select her Fall S TO CK O F MIL L INER Y. Every lady In this' city and vicinity knows that the takes the lead in the Mil linery Business, and turns, out the most BiyusQ wora. It gives her pleasure to announce to her numerous customers and otuers, that she will open the most fashionable goods that were ever brought lo this place. - Ladies will please call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as I deem it no trouble to show my good3. Remember the place. No. 9 SO UTI1 SECOND STREET, Between "Mai i d Locust. se29-2ra MRS. GOODMAN1. GAS FITTIHG, ETC. RONALD FISHER, DIALER IN Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitter, N. 21 In'TTST NTRF.CT. STAGE LINE. Evansvllle & ttrajville Stage Line T EAVES EVANSVILLE E VERY Aj FRIDAY, at 6 a.m., from the corner of .Liocusi ana lrnra Bireeu. Leaves Grayville every WEDNESDAY Fare ti for tne through trip, and ?5 for

the rouna trip. jyuu am

'JRXNESS CAIIDS.. DR. P. W. THOMAS, I I ilavina permanently located in Kvansvllle, lnd., oilers iia proiesKlonal services to the public. He is a pratluftte of one of the best medical-college in tbe- Union, and has pracl iced medicine twenty-five yenrs. He sollcils profesKiOLsal busintsa. The lKictor will devote a portion of his time to the treatment of Kemale LI?eases. Office on Third, between Main aud -Locust Ktreets, up-stairs (over Judge Iglehart's office), where be may be fonnd when not professionally ugased. imouh CLOTHING &TOBE, 101 STaia t, bet 31 and 4th. First-Class Custotk Work. Also, Ready-made Clothing and GenU'. Furnishing Go: angl9Cm i , DS. L. G. JOHNSON, Ilomooopathist. OrFica No. MABLETT'S BLjCK, corner ilaln and Jflfta (streets. OEce Hour3-From 9 A.M. to 5 p.m., and Irom 7 to 8 p.m. - ; - . , ' . At his residence', corner Eel- and Centre btretU, whea net at office. au3dly COAL! COAL! r Having resumed my former business, I would hereby Inform my old patrons and the publie generally that I am prepared to ellver GOOD CLEAN COAL on short notice. Coal in all eatet must be paid for when ordered. Agent for the celebrated PAHA' DISJS COAL. JOS. THOMAS.Office In American House. . novl dly PAHNLEY, KUI1N ;& CO., ! il Western Brewery, v Manafactnrera of . , - Lager Beer, Ala, and Porter, In barrels, half-barrels, kegs and . , bottles. , OFFICE No. 80 MAIJt ST., KVAySVILLS, INDIANA. nov71y , , BLYTHE HFNES, ATTORNET-AT - LAWt OFFICE TIIIiiD STEEEr, In WALKER'S BUILUINO. novll ly , WHEELEB & BIGGS,. ; WHOLESALE GROCER3, Cor. First and Sycamore Sta., EVANSVILLE, IND. ' sovll ly . Dr. Jas. C. Oierbower, RESIDEXT DENTIST,' , OJtee No. 10 FIRST ST., Between Main and Locust, Returns bis (banks for the liberal gatronagerecelveddurlngthe pant ve years, and hopes by fair dealing lo tnprlt a continuance of tue same. Chloroform administered when desired. oc26dly Main St. 47 0 p. lif W o o CD CD M TU03. M'NAIB. JACOB SALAT. SIcNalr & Salat Have tbevery bc?lfitockof p pp. Boots fc Shoew Ever brought to this city, and propose to teltbent very low. . Item ember the pface, 3IAI- ST. 47 W. WAOH8, SrAIIOXEi:,! BOOK B15DEBv And Blank Book Manufacturer. And Dealer In School Books, Pictures and frames, Mirrors, Look-lng-jlases, French iiiass, 3ta, OL KOOHS KE-BOI.M). NO. TO MAIN BTItEJCT, ' ; (HIDIESICn'a BLOCK,) EVANSVILLE ... INDIANA. nov31y ., . . , . GEO. A. BITTROLFF, WATCHES, JEWELRY Gold Pens, Spectacles, Eyeglasses, w liver and fiaiea ware, waicn and Clock Material. Ko. 61 MAIN ST., ' lieu Hocona ana xnira, EvAnsvu-iiR, Inn. Watches and Clocks Repaired and warranted. ' Chajs. Abtes, wltc ueo, A. Klttroia. . ; oc2? dly SOAP, CANDLES, ETC. 77, : PADDEN & CO., Soap, Csiidle, aud Lard Oil . 31 IXlJl'ACTlJItKIlS. Ofhcj xsd Wakehoci j: J'lKST BTBEET, nuar Division. PADDEN A CO. AKE KEADT 1 supply thetmae wuh the UKSOINE tOLDEiV ERASIVE, UEKMAM ERA8IVK, BROWN EHASIVE, and the CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAPS. Every housekeeper should give it a tilal. Hold by all respectable grocers. TT ADIEH, BE SI RE AND ASIi FOR Padden & Co.'s Uolden Erasive Soap. It saves time, labor, money, and patience. You can do your washing with this soap In half the time you take with using other soaps. You cm get it at all the grocers. AOIES. LOOK TO TOIB OWN 1 interest and a.ik for Padden & Co.'s boaps. Kee tuat their br yon hny. name is on every Myzi DRUGS & MEDICINES 0PEC1 DRUG STORE. V. 13. Burl'ord, CEALIK IN Drugs, Medicines, American and Imported Perfume i AKD TOILET VXiTXCJLISM. KO. 18 SOUTH FIRST STREET "(CHANDLER'S BLOCK). Prescriptions Prepared at all hours. seO 3m BUTIEE, EGGS. GUICKUSiS, Country Produce. hfpot i-.nn. fcmJRTH AND WALNUT. DNHE1 Wlinwn neri) cuuniaunj hui icr. KirM. Unicaens, auu an kidui ui aountrv Produce. A liberal discount made to wholesale dealers seasdlin

STEAMS OATS.

FOR ARKANSAS RIVE?., Ilil-WEKKIY U. S. MAIL LIMJ. John D. Aajh, President. r w Hteaini-rs leave Memphis ou Mondavs. VedneJai, and Frl0'm ' r" '"''days. For pansagn snd throuijh freight recf-ipts to all i o. uu on Arkansas Klver, applv to , , HUMPHREY, LEWIS A CO.. ocl9 dtf . Af-nlB. FOR WHITE RIVER. V. S. MAIL LI VE. Joh.h D. Adakh, PrtKl.lent. Leaving Memphis Tuesdays, ThnrsJav, and Saturdays. For passagts and tbronali freight receipts t ,all potnuon White, Little Red, sir4 Ilivr. nppiv to -iCiTl'IIUEV, LEW l.S A CO., ' Ocl9dtf i lAten'ii. FOR PACUCAH AKD CAIRO. ' . The famcus low-presmre f QUIOKSTE Jack Ubaiueb, Master, Ienves Evansvllle for Cairo every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 4 i-.m , positively, oonneetlng at Ciro with nr. LouU, Memphis, and N w Orleans packets. Ofclld:f jUKK yiCHKLSON, Ayeot. - For Paducan and Cairo. -v Regular Wednesday and Saturday - J . Packet. - It I'be magaiflaaat slde-whicl ktetaucr . .ARMADA, ! ' Gcs. Fowler, Master; j , Ed. Thomas, . 'Clerks, Leaves-Evansvllle every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 1 4 p.ni . 7 Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY aud 8UKDAY at 5 p.m., ninltln!,; close connections at Cairo with first-class packets for Bt. Lonls. Memphis, aud New Orleans. Connects ax Evansvllle with the K. 4C. B.R., and the Taraseon for Louisville. For freight or passatre anpiT on board, or to F. M. HlfilPHflKY 4 CO.? or LUKE JNICHELHON, octi tt . Agenta. ForPaducili acd Cairo. 1 - The new, fleet and elegant steamer Clara cott, I Allen DosCAJr, Master; - ! Cash. Thomas, 1 ,'",; '. Henry a. Mitchell, LHrUa, Will leave for Cairo and all way landings, during iow water every - Totsdaj and Friday, at 4 o'clock P.M. Carrying freight and passengers at regular packet rates. , , For freight or passage apply on board. , augau-dtfj ; Regular Tussday Packet for Padncab, : Eastpori and Florence. , 1 :: "l ' ; tfjR ' ; '. l.ii : . '. . a... ii "i .I. .t . , . - r t I -. i The Elegant Passenger Steamer ' Lita Howell, Master; - ROBxjiT McMechan, t'lork. Leaves for the above and all intermediate polutsevery TUESDAY, at 4 o'clock P. M. Orders for Pine Lumber, drersed or nndresstd, or for Tennessee Pig Iron, flliod promptly, and at lowest rate". or ireigmor passiire apply on board, or to nuaruitbi, LBWisAU)., j .. tej27-tf . , AgtriH . i Regular Tri-Weakly Packet - For Newburg, Owensboro,' Eockport. ; Grandmew, Hawesviller and ' ' Cannelton. ... 1 The rew and Light-Draught Steamer John H. Triplett, Mater; . . - John A. Adams, Clci k. Leaves Evansrille for tho above aud all way ports every TUfcSDAY, THURSDAY. andBATUIiDAY. at 10 A.x. . ; . . Returning, will leave Cannelton every WEDNESDAY, FAUDAY, and BUN DAY, at A.M. ( For fielght or parage apply on hoard, or lt nUflli'llHlil, I'AiKltii, to , apr30 dtf Agenw. ETansviila, Haaderson & N?jliville R. R. Semi-Daily Transfer ' " Paciet to Henderson.' . s . . : !. . . . - 1 ( ' Ths mugulflcent side-wheel steamer FAYE rJ? X5 , C. O. Pekkfns, Master: ! A. O. hUKLANi), Cleric, Will Tfave Evansvllle daily for Henderkou at 7 a. M. a nd 8 p.m. Itetorning will leave Henderson al8 X. M. and t I'. .M. Fare 76 cents each wsy. Freights received at all hours at W. O. Urowu fc Co.'s whariboat. Kaliroad and other freights, not reaJy for the 3 p.m. trip, wil: co down at 7 A.M. by being sent lo the wharlbout in tlie cvvnloK oc'i-tt SADDLERY, ETC. Stclnbacli, Vael; & Co., MANCFACTrr.EBS F j ,. S A.' 1 I JLu 13 1 Y :. , -AND-' .' Dealers in Saddlery Hardware, I SIOM OF THE Ilia COLLAK, SO. 79 MAISSTBEET,. EVANSVILLE IND, ALBERT STEIJSBACII,") f, P. WACK, lf Cua elm Miller. ) H-T-3m (iEO.TliOliNHILL, MAA'JT 1C1TTBE& OF find d jibuI IITjirncs SKCOXO bTKELf, near Main, EVANHViLLE, INI). All Kibds of fine Saddle.! and Harnen conbtantiy ou band. - r . REPAIRINU done and at Hliorl iiuIIcb. In the best manner JmhSddm Cliarles Balcoek & Co.,' IMPOUTEIW AND DEALERS IN Coach 6 Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Damasks, Harness, Enameled Patent Leather Pad Skins, Skirtings, tc, &c, rVo. 3Istiii iStrwt, raaSO EVAN VI LLK, IND. CITY ADVEUTISliMKA'TS. Marahal's Notica. THE CITIZENS OF mo EVANSX VILLI): You are hereby notified t j procure license lor erery cart, dray, wagon, and other vehicles of every description requiring the same; and all doas found within the city limits within len days after the publication of this notice, not having the proper check: in conformity iith tlie ordinance in the case provided, passed April 22d, 1S;9, Shalt be dealt with according to law. cc"r C. WUNDEHLICH. oc!2d!0t City Marshal. MUSICAL GOODS. O. W. ffAEBEJt. TIIOS. CQftYXGTQX Xo. CI MAIN STiiEET. DEALERS IJJ PIANOS, ORGANS. MUSIC And Musical Goods of all kinds. , Orders by mail promptly attended to. UUefi ly

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'iVi Htinr r.Ml tr.it.-r Ti-ii vs-ca her u KraJuatl-..m'tli!ig. with n batter prospect of at cai ly rain. The mercury at nornvyo'lKlny K6('d fit 5 with Jlghf, h tun Id laoiclcj -;oud vv-!l-log tUflhSy. Th river, during theiii Uouru endisij t 3 p. M.yesierday, hnd fallen fully 3 indie, V.lth about 3 fo?t 8 lncLms on Walrci'u Larand feet on French Itlittd Ear. ' - : .. -irrlVHlH riiI iJi'iJiirtur.-!., f ' , Tha arrivals aud departures up to V t. yesterday Include tho Lorena, Memphis to Cluclnnati; Leweliia, fioin. Kuslport ; Fay ette, to Ilendon-oii and ru urn Ciuia Cairo to return. ",',-: Atcons the flt boats duo cere are I he Quick!-tei, fioni Cairo; .Vo-Jiifcj Star aud llte Ilitp. from Louisville; f-itni. J. IIa!e, for Memphis; Anna, for Ft. Louis; Kitte Koblnscn. from St.Lr.uisf Eai ma Floyd aud CoraS., from MeinpuUt: Indiana, I'.uuna No. 3, Eilver Hpi ay, Maty Houston ai;d Hlchmoud, from New Orloans; Charmer, from Cincinnati ; Kapidan Nol 2, from Lu. -tt-port ; Hartford, from Oreen Itlver. ; -. . tl(.ccllnneoak. , Bu-.iuesi cpenei up rathur active ou the I what! yeslerdarmoralsi,...Tbd Lorau'a, from Memphis, with a big trip, discharged 433bilesof c-ittcn here for R. K. Bunker, son & Co., anl had a good trip for ClnclnnU. Bl.e had it huge barge to llgbtauher over Walker's Bar The Lewellia arrived yesterday moinlD?, irom F.astport, with an excellent tr:p, a raanlfestof which will be fouad bslow. As will be seen, i-ht bad 15 bales cf ciitoa for thla maikot. Hhe lies over till to day, to give lUe merchant time to fill tho large orders the brought around wit 1 'her. Johnny llarper Is now her chief clerK, and is a real uloe little gentleman, who will give the most caurteous attentions to passengers. We hope to tee htr get up tig trip today -..The Fayette left' fr Henderson at 9 a.m. yesterday, crowded with peofJe go'.n to the Fair, the famom Croscnt City Silver Baud, as nhe backed out, filling the air with the swett symphoalua "of tliclr unrivalled muslo --From the effioetsof the Lewellinwe leira that the Kmma Floyd, Schenck's Argo y, and the Falls Pilot are aground at Walker's, nod the Dexter and , Fine Bluff lying together above the Bar. The KminaFJoyd hai a big lot of cotton for K. K. Dunftcjon A Co -Ct?pt. O us. Fowler has chartered the Burkuvllle, anew aadvery light draugbt .boat, but of excellent carrying capacity ,to carry freight alone for the Armadu, while tho latter will carry the passengers and malln. This Is a wise and generon? arrauteaientand shows a determination to' accommodate, the people, regardlens vt expense...., The Cincinnati and Maysvlllo packet, lit. James, Captain Morgan, struck a log or rock at the head of Richmond Bar, ou Thursday afternoon, tearing out a portion of htr hull tome fifty feet in length, on the larboard side, and sunk In au hour. HUe lies straight, with tho water over her main deck, np to her boilers. No lives were lost. 3he will he readily raided The weather at 3 p. M. yesterday looked very raln-lise, and was gradually growing warmer.. .... Tho Clara Scott cftmo in at 1 o'clock p. i. With a moderate; Inp, ; anil at oncj commenced leloading for Cairo. J Iloats I.envlui; To-Iy. " ; ' ' Fou Cairo. The grand Armada,' one of the most popular boats that cuotos to our wharf, resumes her trips lu the Cairo trade to-day, and will leave for Cairo and all way ports promptly at 4 r. ?r., carrying tho mall, all passenger?, and only a limited amount of freight. Tho Armada has been put in complete order utidor the Immediate supervision of CapC Ou. FowUr, olc of the het stcnmboatuien in com mission, aud tho never looked li iidioiner, or was more eiegnnUy appoluted. FaKKcngeis are sure to go through wl: bout detention, and safely, titio Is In char0o of those distinguished cfllcers and deNervedly )opular guntlemen, Cupt. Ou. Fowler, Will. I. Fowler and Ki. Thomas, with the famous Tucker on deck. To meet the exigencies of low' wattr, and the waals of Ehlppera, the owners of the Armada have chartered tha new and very llght-di a tight steamer Burks' vllle, to carry freight exclusively. She will also leave in company with the Armada, at 4 p. m., and being a good carrier , and very last, will make regular mail lime, aud put freight through without detention. Captain Lovell, a pleasant and obliging gentleman, commands tho Burkoville, ; agisted by courteous, accurate and atteatlve clerks. -' Foil CixcisjCATf. Tne flrst-clas? pa!nger Ktearaer Charmer, having been thoroughly overhauled, refitted, and refurnished, will leave at 10 A.sr. to-day for Cincinnati aud all way points. Capt. John James command;, aud Bam. James and Mr. Lccm have charge of Hit office, aDd passengers and shippers will ' leceive marked attention. Foh LJLisviLLJt. Xlio iroat Morulug Blar, a grand floating palate, aud queen of the LouUvBle Hue, is' the regular mall pa:ket at p.m. lo-nlglit, and Is magnlflcently appointed, Capt. tieo. Dauley, a genial and popular cfll3c-r, commaud, and Frank Lougherly and Geo. Ashciaft have charge of tho office, and are couitaous and obliging gentlemen. Fort Ca.nseltok.-The neat aud excellent PetroIIa No. 2 leaves promptly at 10 a.m to-day for CannMton and all way landings, for tha especial accommodation of the people along the coast. Flio Is In chirijo of thosio popular and clever gentlemen, Captain John H.Tdplett nnd John Adams. FOB IlE3tDK.Jt.S0N iXD the FAitt.1'ersons who desire to make a pleasant excursion to Henderson and to visit the Fair, must go to-day. Hemember the Fayette leaves promptly at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., and returcs here at noon and at 7 p.m.' Hhe is elegant, swift and finely appointed. Her officers are genial nnd highly obliging gentlemen, and are sure to rnnke the trip pleasant to passengers. Fob BoWLrxa Greks. The' new and beautiful Evansville, Captain Van Meter's new Urcbu Il.ver packet. Is announced for Bowling Green, on her first trip to-day, and will leave at 4 p. M. Hhe has Juit been built under the especial fcuperlntecdcuce of Captain Van Meter himself, esprewt'y for tho Green Klver trade, and no pains or expense have been spared to make her perfectly adapted to the trade. Hhe Is admirably appointed, and Captain Van Meter is an oflioer of largo experience, nnd an obliging gentleman. Fob Kastport. The flue tteanicr Uw. ellln will positively loave for Kastport and all Tennessee Itlver way landings at 4 i at. to-day. She has excellent passenger appointments. Hhe is commanded by Capt. Clem Mathcny, and Mr. John Harper is her c:erk two pleasant and obliging gentlemen. Billy Conaut Is her attentive and efficient aguui, and will give alj needed Information. Manifest Of the summer Letrellln, from Ksstp-rt to E vans vllle : Cluclnnati Mellc-ns, Brown & Co, 18 baas pea nuts; Kobert Meore Co, 11 bugs peanuts. j Kvsnsvllle J C Dusoucbet A Co, 3 bales cotton; H K Gilbert A Co, f coll o! rope; Mackty, Nlstitt A Co, subject to owners, 15 bales cotton; Weldon Bros k Co bbls molasses, 1 bag peuuuls, a bag pt allies, 1 bat? apples, aud 1 bale cotton; VVocl.-ow, Kelts & Co, 1 set wajoa hubs; Haml rr A Co, au tons plj? iron ; it L Mayuard it i"o, 2 bolfs cotton; Capt and C Mackey, I bales cotton. UleiktiiuK from our Ilxclintim.. Cisciukatl The Commerctut of Thuisday says: Capt. Geo. I. Moore will lake out tho Argosy for New Orleans on Katurday. The Leouidas, t'apt. Carter, will lollow the Armadillo, for Vlckburg aud New Orleans, leaving on Haturduy. Theotllclal returnsof Alh gheney County, 1'eunnylvanla, give Capt. Joe Browne, au old fcteambo-itiuan, a majority of 8,5-1 votes for feherin", being a larger one than Gen. Geary received by l,'Jo votes. 'Itali for Browne. Capt. Abe UutclilDson, formerly of the Fhll. Hherhlan, has purcuiwd tboConntckb, ol the JS'oi tliweKieru Union Line, aud will run heron the Upper M iHislppl, runnint bolwetn Dubuque and Fullou. The cat lu crew ol tno Key City, on hi r last trip down from St. Paul to La Croso, became Very Urnnk, and Capt. Bryson set them ashore at Lacrosse, to sober up. The Gazette y: The Kobert Moore, wblsh was to leave for Memphis lat evenjjg, bad an Jm-

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" i-. I . ft t.-i i i i (. .v -. I' . . i - , I I. ' ' j . i i . . l ! i r . " 'i "I lie!. un-nr nl Mnun-l . , , . 11 l'( . V, Rl-ll. -' 'fHll) t J Ta y. -I .1. TliO L'fl!-1:l1 h Ih i f , I. p.. lruil, I .-.'Hi.ii I,',,, i ,,,,!. i l..t;d ; .iil( 1 l,. Wu , , ; j ... . (JUUll M.lllllW l.li.l, 1., KM' Ofhatl. Not oiii y J , I. ,:t', i.i iiunir roipict--, but ;U: i. . , a. ii. v iiiauJur Cuji'uiu J. l.uv, i . .,, ,. i ;, WIlO, 1 U t U AJ t-lll 14 ! I,t ,,!, .. (,,, ,., f ' ( ' 1 1 1 till - tueucls on iiin (. li.i j.j will ui) oil t i- a: ii i . ! ; v ij v ' i trip. lit:r olii;;i i liav.iij til. uc-iice ot Mlii jn i s. The M iij u.-dJ ,i c -jKi l)ai'k, Tu 1:1 (-j. ! Uijil wl'l iojiil fur M.ir I i I -i fl. i li Krnui ,ii, ii w t. u b.i ij. the j-.urek pjctts j ,U nhiy, Tie Churiiier, oi l v.fi;-.v il .', 'itl (ii i freiglit lie wanli-o, i mi ml i :i l.r.i umiiiiiit tor "Si'W Urit . A dispulfti Irom lil I jmi hi, i .it j u i lici! VH.Ht,ll lIl.V t. 1 11 ll !(!!. I. -I HI I . ri ?ed there tiiu ""vl n iniiiu, vtim l,o!i tuns of lrt'I.4hl liti;ii fi um inn W . j.. .. i -tlnir, wlili h waA hi HI bin U Hid oiiinl .mi i i..rneM, wKli a po r j.i jiim;L ,.( -,.11:114 - ualiluil Luloix in lo liiii v j .-. 1 . . 1 1 it i Naph-H, has lu vent .'J 11 u 1 ik! i ii .11. n w 1, .10 be calls ti A.m U.uio raph, w hico in. ir.iji-s with precision the v loeit v hi w t i. o h - 1. ir.Tiiu'. i.u-7 uaiiL'. tlon.and the uevlult' ui 01 1 in 1 I o , 'J'IjCJ Timet rA Thuis jO t ' The Bt. Mary's vt ua nthw fi.uce of Hie Si, Ii WiSatOUt I 1 ; : l V 1 ! i t ( t-irday, tui e ui J , 1 1 , .-, h.'o, and Ki'M Uim m t. The tet. Jainos wl'l ''in hn 1 nd re-ptiter bur Umln in c i lo-s will be btitliuu. J';,.ii-,!. lliill ,. , V '--4--i.s 1 i-iii, 'i . 1 Wlil .11. I gi out lu her piu-u to inni iij,v 1 LouiaviLLK. Th t Vourier'Jftttrnal t.f Thuikday .uy: The heavy snow mr.a 011 Tues tn y w .n Vfciy ikeueial, and tl.u ui au.t i -uimi pndin that it will b fnj dm'uI hy 1 1U11, m lileti will ii ve uj a good !. of v. M r. jiuhiMess ou the wnuil t.-ni iy vus very lull. AH t ll pHCkets li:..l in.l 1 l ln. The falls Cily -w:.n uiinvoi.11,1 v ilrlayf j yesierdHV, but . win l av i. 4 j. m, i-,. i , v !! Jier firit trio to tir,.-.. i im i ...'... rortiinne leKinnny n um im hher rulreiiii ii l t,tiu i.u, d. i n , overhauled arid repa red, u:,il I.. fl.il rondttlon, ami m in- j.r paeket that comei i t Tiir w !i;n . John A. Kobiim n, n nvfi. lin i n I and Vdlelfcii ttoalm:,ii, r 1 jli.s aud Jieai ly ail Hie ol I tiJliet-t's its accustomed ulaces. . '-', ('! will I lull: (I 1 ill,.', hi v in 1 1 , 1 . t 1 1 1 i I uj I Uii 11 ! "lllii'l l. 1, ))i the I r Mr, Itobert.s, 0110 of tho t,orvoyn of (;, Northern HmlroaiJ. lu i-i.e.ikin ; in i rivers f.assti on the roil , n.n v : t.imk'.H Fork of the Cninmbl i H a imi,i n ,ni, from aeven hundred to uu-i tii.t: i h-.j i lu wiilth, and havinr t-vi ii :it its lo ve t Biases an immenHi? vi imij" of 'viiti r. ii is large a. the Ohio, I utweeti I'm tui r- n ml Wheuilntr, bu. im- ni'.ie tlum K the water flow. Tne Jrluti.-.. IttM-r, on., of Its main bi iineln . Is li oin IS vi- iiim.ii.- I to seven burnt red f -st whl, with n vii'imn of water, at lis Jnwst t.tas;c, hkiio thuti three tiines tint of tin tihlo nt I-. v w.iicr. Thn rect-nt HCi'id,'iit to tin- V. ! i.. A 1 1 n u r Was CKUHed by an iltou i'i to run lim Ktt-amer tiiroti Ii ton I n i-hmI. Irut sun in.. ln(f bImo huvlly fit inte'l tit Ui Kitme time. The Ihiiikm Ui inu Com inon ive u u , recently stranded at the HiKtri s i-Jaml, In not very great. ' BT. LOCIS. The slfnwaat ot TIiiiihdsy says: The river has lalh-i' lnr. si s Inches during the last two Wi'i'l , Wohi' ir i,l only Hlxhtatiow aloriK tne npt-r livcni. 'I inUppur MlssKippi h ,"1h1i. ii JilUn linlow Keokuk. Tne J 1 1 1 no s is i-oiir; inwn t JVoila, linnts erouiKitu'. 1 Im ! I ,. on 1 1 I , still on the ii.-. line, i :i I hints at.: uinililn to tote largo caroes. l'reltv' In i vy n-o a formed lit, Ht. J'aul. a pi onion It ion that, the Mt. Paul tjoallng saon is diawltig to a clone. ile.il Estate Patent Agency have a v,iiiii;rv ! tu . J. JL NKiH and HWhlililXU 1 1 ( I J -1. , ami a Inine numlinr ot i;UIMINU L'M'S, lu alruo' t every part of KvansvIlK1 ; also, a number of Kurtim a id evernl tlioiivin l acres of Tl MUKIIKH LA. N I) , nil ot whn li I will nell on LAIS If 1 latMS. I l, nn H.iiim very llKslltAi'.Uli ami very Clli;.vi" I.tJTS, within ten min (t i' n-ulk i,f Ihf i Hunt, limine. l'erKons wishing to linv wiil i :ivo money by purchuslM.: at my orilt'ii. Tlioso littvmn properly to will plc.i.sn biin me tlio otiscrlpUon a. id pi Im. I biia.ll soon Hilverliho lor pnhiii! rain some valuable yiroperly In Hie i i in it pin t of tho city, near tho pio)OMi'l tno-lt ol ihn f treet raill oml, uhei n nleo mi 1 hi 1 ntr hKeii can be hod m VKttv huakoxa mlk i i s. I ha ve also opuued an oillee I. ir Si ,i t I i'. INU l'A'l'L.N'lA' Persons iii -n i utf lo outalti Foleiit-s can m a te h ppiiem ion at tinni aud by cal.log at mj otiicu, ou TiJIUD ST., lot. IJain aid Lotnsi, , FVANSVILLK, I Ml. ' ' ALVAII J')i I N .-'f M, OC13J - UtAl Ltat J uud Fuleiit AB' ii I,. ilLt .iiui F.titc i SL Ag's.wy tor tho hle ol ami ri-uiiug o l-.i..l. ti .inset, Ar,, Ar. l'ei"i.'n having Iioii.,''P. or 1 .n! I., i :l i M.II, or cI-uai. win iili; to piStehneo renl.wl.l do will b.;- e ..iuig on them M tnelr nr.ion, on Third Strttft, near LocurA Janell tf COMMISS!C;JEV3 0ALE rj T.t ( tt ' ' 1 ? : try r-:t &j mU J.&. Si A AU t i jca. J..-.A. jsL .u . . HoTItT. ii ifi.:if:nv .ty t. that the uil.ierMiiie.l Coin ml r t, i.u i u jjiol n teil by t lie Co j 1 1. ol Coin mj ii 1 j. OI V mliri liuiuli Con jt j , Si ,,t is ot ImliMm' byvhlueol sa own of s ihi eourt, inuilo at lis "ep toiiii r luti, l-v.'j, wl)l h' II l " ri:i vaii: Kvt.n, Thb following dii'erl led Uc,,! 1 : ( ;n, hli lliileii In Vliuiici Ijui tu Coi.nty, ?,l ,tn of Indiana, to-wil: lol number six,"!;, In Sn .-. II vision of l.' t number one ImiiOiel hi,.! nine, ; ! 1 1' I , m the Oritrliial I'Ihii o: the City jf i;vti. vllle. ThU lot flout;: upon h.ervm.1 .srrei.i, telwec.-i Mi, a ami H yemnori: Ml eels, Is VI by 7 feet, und bns li,iou ii, a lr:in.(! noinc. AlKOj 1.,1 n ii ni Ijer l vv 11 1 y-1 h n :, (. .., in t lit- Or 1.1 ii a 1 Plan .f i he City ol 1 , v"i um ilie. This Lot Iioots on tir HI reel. betw-i Vine uml iJivihloii -Hre l; m i by i 'J feet, and has upon It a l.tru J ioii 1 Imll'liug, knowu as tliu KT. CLOI O HUTFL. AUO, tWCnty-tW'O feet ot I, of MiiiiIht sevurjteen, (17), lu Lower or .Meiiriiy h Cnlarseiuenl of Him t.'Jty of l'.vmisvilln, biumJed us follow-: t?l n n 1 n !, tlm front line of Mild L t ut a point twenty, live f'iet from 1 bo -o itheaslin ly eorinr ol ssld Lot, ruuniuu them e iilon n ihl iront line westwardly twtnly-twn ! t, tli. in i, ill rlgUt ansjtes wll l -said frontline to tin alley in thu reiir ol m ild Lot, tinmen iilonn said alley towards Ii vision f t reei t went vtwo fuet.'tlience fo t! e place of I,. . tniiti,.;. Subject lo the lilo ale ot M st l liwio In one undivided third tin rem. This pmtof Lot. Ii jnts on i n-.), Mreel, between Lltn ami l'l ie SI i eetw ; 1h I'JI.ylH feet, and has ujiua It u ouon i nn k i,v i i.i,. Ijso iiorsK. Also, LotHKlx and r-lgl.t, in tho Hnlnllvitioii Of tho No 1 1 h v si ( o u U r o! h-i-!ln Ii u in her tie nty, lu Vovmsh t p mi m O. r si x , In raijge ten vest, as tnadn bv Connei isaker, Admltilst raly.r of lixi ei tufi) of VV lillaui Wood, In tils report tn tho I'rol.ntp Court of Vm tid.-rlmi izli County, Kt.tiu i Indiana, nt Its Febl nary term,! - .). The bald Lot hlx .1 otiFaliiinif li.iir 7'. -i t acres, and Ironts on tne r taiii ro i l, trotn Kvansvlllo to J'rim n ; nnd Lot i:i.t contains II ve nei t-s. Jiol ii of Ma !d i.ols um near the no. t h boui iiry lluo of j.v.tinVllle. Applications of p ireh;v-ei s vlll I-! received at my law ol ::n, on 'l iilr i mo - !, between Main aud Locust i-.irecta, In this City of vans vllle, I nt:J BATUItDAY, "the thirtieth ('ituli) day f ; Octal tr, 1J. TK.KM.S or HALK: O-ie-l hi'il e.'-'.h, and tho residue In tipuM puj menu at one n i:d I wi years, the purehiisi i umliK notes with in. teresf, wltlioiit r Ii o fioin VMinnlion or appraisement laws, mt wltli ;.; )! '. I. freehold surety. . ,, , , JLis.isls VV. VVA hh Ll., Com m issloner, Hr.vTHK ilyHL'A "oi v. '--I- 1 1 - r L. ItUKVNim J"-. Kv tnf.vlM, 1ml. John iii.nttit r, tioh: mU i, I lis. Ocs, Di Diifi.inir, Kvaiitivill", Jml. L. RUFFNEI:, Jr., & CO., Coi2iiiii.Hsin r.Ii:rcIi'ii Provision anl ?roluco Dralerj, Sole Agents Ohio jlia r and JCmm:' l i Salt Ct mji'titits, We tepp a Very la ( Moi ic of Fl.ol'il In store, and are iihb jilntf .Vl b in- It p r week. Wo cull till orid is b.r stay j-i',,i that roav be wan toil, at the lowe-t in; ; l . , prices. Uriiers for I'r. v lsi,.i,n nti I I'm. lluee nollclted.niid tlfietiiu warm I, Terms c-hhH. We 1" " '' I'lh-.-Ciirreim weekly, and will fumisli u ..j.y t. ..ul niy to any one d oi-1 1 1 u n do .. WJli dlf 1" 1! t'FFN l it, J i!., A ( '. I,