Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 15 November 1865 — Page 4

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LOST A MEDIUM SIZED MILCH COW white aad red, with fork In ODirpwhap In both, with wart op ber teats. A reward ol S10 will be paid lor her de livery to mo, or for orb Information as will lead to her recovery. nH-lw BLYTHB HYNES, Clerk V.C.O. FOB BENT. C'TORB HOC8H ON MAIN 8TBEET, OPPOnqmre oi JOHN A. BIITZ. WANTED. SEVEN WALK SCHOOL TEACHERS IN grott township, Vsnderburgb. county, Indiana L berel wages will be given. Apljr Ironisdiatety, to nlo-Sw JOHN O. P0TT8, Trustee. S lit ALL DWELLING HOUSE We with to rent a sn-all dwelling honsa. WHIIiLIB, ARMSTRONG ft F ABBAB. X)ECANS. 1000 BUSHELS PECANS FOB . which the highest cash price will be paid. 1840 KOUN. n-2w No. Water St. Abie-Bodied Men, l?OH THE 13TH U. 8. INFANTBY BEGUV Ur Army betwem the age, of 18 and 86, and height trom flr feet tbrre Inches to ,U feet. 'lrm of s-rvlce, three yearn, liato, of pay psr month: First Sergeant, S24. ; Es giant, laij Corporal, $18; Private, $18. - For inrthrr particulars apply to Br't Mi. FBANK P. JIUBLF.NBEBG, U. 8. A., Clapt. i:t:h U. 8. In'adiry, Aid Recruiting Officer; Carpenter's building (2d ftocn corner cf Vine and Fii st street, Evansville, Indiana. octiadlm lVrANTED AN AGENT IN EVEBY STATE, VV rruoty, ai d towmhlp In the Ctjited state, lcr "The Petroleum V. Nesiy Paper " B. W. Carroll A Co , pnl linhAra. 1 bin work U the moit hiimcr-B, evir prln'id i-i 1 will sell mvrsrapilir than anv nl:r ' I :. l ' k ever pnbliah d. It will be richly bcuim ... fiKoglieh cloth, priutei on excelli-ut papir, and with bold tyre. Cm tllnetrstlons i,l le numerous and well oxecu ted. ihe people want Innt io.L a boo to maketiie ' "laugh and grow fit " PresM.nt Llncolo one ay, i.rarly worn oat by tl-e pri-ore of cftieial ilutir. nsh tif ererylliin; visa al!e, remarkpd to a irVnd : ' Hare you en the Naby Paper, " "Nff.l b tot," a tin an,wen "Who is Na,by" "There is a chp ont in Ohio," replied th President, who has bfo writing a eerien of Liter, is the newspaper,. 1 am gjing to write to Naeby lo oars down hen, and 1 Intend to toil him if be will communicate hie talent to me I will awop placre with him." A genu will sbito their experience. If aoy, and will nam mere! tonntie. In the order of their rboice. We give the highest commission, and bars no back freight cbargxs. JOoalPU h. TOPHAM A CO., 8. E. cor. Fourth and Vine Street,, !tW,Sm. Cinclnna'l. Ohio. ' Agents Wanted FOB THE STANDARD HISTORY OF THE (tOMPTETK In one LARGE BOYATi OCTAVO VOLCMSo(OTorl000pages,splendidly llloetiated with 127 tine portraits of General and tattle-scenes. This U just the book the psole sl t, snd presents a rare chance for agents. TMchera, ladies, energetic me a and r specially ratcrned and disabled officers and soldiers, is wsntol profitable employment wiil find It peon -liti I, ad.pted to their condition, fiend for cirf niars and sea our term". V ' Address, ' JONES, BBOS. A CO., - - vfla,3m 148 Welt 4th Bl reet, Clnoinaatl. 0. AUCTION SALE. l ine Business Property and ' Residence at Auction, "t XTILIi BK OFFEBE0 THCBSDAY, Not. ICih 24 to 25 Feet on First St., , By 110 feet on Locust street, with all the im prorementa on 65 by 110 feet. TEB&IS. One-third caah, one-third on three month,, and one third In ill months. Ti le rer feot. Further infcruiailon rnrnisbed by - - -n3-2w i G. A. B. BHAWK. FOB SALE. T1IAN0 A FINK. IMPBOVED SEVEN 00 1 Uto Piano, new and In good order. Pries S400. Inquire of Ber. Ohaa. Bnnck, Lset street, - nl4 lw . House and Lot for Sale. - NICE NEW FBAHE HOUSE, WITH A large corner lot. well set with ,hrnbbery one of the best locations in the city, corner of Seventh and Chestnut etreets. Also, if desired, the whole, or a part of the furniture will be mciuaeo in tne sale. Inquire of AIKEN A DU80CCHKT. Water street, Sam'l Orr'a Block, not9-dtf Desirable Property for Sale. TIBICK 8T0BE-H0DSE AND DWELLING U eompriilng brick Ice-bonsa, W,rs-honsa and Stable, 46M feet front, corner Eighth and Locust streets. lorms way. , AcS 2w E. INGLE pATENT LOOMS FOB SALE. Lamb's Patent 8 If Weaving Loom weaves yard of Jeans lu thirty minutes, weaves eight different kinds of cloth on the tame warp, weaves doubts width bknkets. weaves aeamlsa, lack, and requires no (kill to weave. Call and ee one at work, at No.3 First stre t, Evansiilla. n7-dAw3m Wt. BLAEELY, Oen'l Agent M'HS TJSDEB8IQKED OFFEBS FOB BALE X his RE S I D E N C E Situated on the Southeast corner of Water and Oak streets, upon tie bank of the rier. Ti e lot is seventy-live feet in front, lonnln be ;k four hundred feet, mors or less, to low water mark. The houee has tan rooms, nicely furnished, and gas in every room ; a flaa cellar, two cisterns, and trie requisite outnniiainga, au in goou oruer. The honas and furniture will be open for in Det t ton . o persona deeirous of purchasing, Irom 10 to 12 o'clock. A. M., daily, for two weeka. o2S3w GEO. W. AMOBY. A FBAHE COTTAGE FOB SALE CONTAIN 1 mg 6 room,, a cellar, cintern, stable, Ao., In a got.ll locality above Main -treet. Apply to OclO SHACKELFOBD A HOBSKBOOK.1OK BALE 10 ACBE8 OF LAND, 1J OF 1 which 1, a Vineyard ; a Brick House with 8 oms, 2 cisterns and spring, Orchard of Apples, Peaches and Pears, 2 miles from town. Apply to rc3 BHAUHtLKUKU A BOUaoKOOa A NEW FRAME HOUSE, COMPLETELY A finished, and in a desirable part of tha city lui aale bv aepS.tf. rTT '.CTTTT T"",- ft H0BKBB00K, IllTTSBUBG COAL AND COKE, In quantities to suit purchasers. BBITZ A UANEY, Corner of Canal and Ingle fitseeta. august 14 tf. jNE SECOND HAND HAY PBES8, AND 15.000 test Lumber. JyS-t GAFF, COCHB4N A CO. GUNS AND PISTOLS. GUNS And . . PISTOLS, AT i Greatly Reduced Prices! ELLE R, 95, Main Street, Importer and ilanufacturer of all kinds of GUNS, PISTOLS, and BIFLES, AND TALEB IN POWDXS, LBAV, CAP8,HOT,7ABTBIDGTZ$, pOWDBK-rLA'-KS, BHOT-BAQ8, VAMKBA&S( lorooorlam), FINE POCKET KSIVE8 ADD BAZOHS, WALKING CANES, ALL 80BT8 OP QVN8, " " AND PlbTOLB, ai KverjrthtBsr Uanally Found lia Gun Stores. mar- anna made to order. . Mr Particular attention given guns and pistols. to repairing jylO.dtim. CLOTHING. GREAT WARDROBE, ; TVo. 84 Main Street, (Next Door to Washington House). , Fins Clothing of Every Description. HAWLEY & SMITH. ,7 TINNERS. JOHN SCAHTIlTr, . - 'Wholesale and Betail Dealer In . Tin-Ware, Stoves, Grates, Hollow-Ware, Copper, Sheet Iron a Japan Ware, No 6S M.iio 8t., above Sd, Evansville, Ind. 'Job Work promptly executea, in no oee. saaooM'. Orders solicited. sl-3m FORTUNE TELLING. MAD. UFH RACER, The Gipsey Queen. WHOSE SOCCKsS IN TISBAVELING TUX myiterin, or the fntaro is so well known In II parte of the Tjnited States and France, begs leave to inform tha ladies and gentlemen of Xvnville that ,ho can be consulted at ber rvoms . t 133 Main Street, bet. 4th and 5th, Io giving advice In lovs affairs, or of absent friends on land or sea, or persona If In tronble This gifted young lady, whose age is bnt Si, u without an equal. . n3-lw CLOTHING. , GREAT "WARDROBE, K"o- 84 IVIain Street, (Naxt Door to Washington House). .-. Mk. rise Clothing of Every Description. HAWIEY 4 SHITH.

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JOUBNAL BUILDINGS, - LOCUST STHEET, BETWEEN FIRST AND Willi. RAILROAD TIME-TABLE: Takes Effect Thursday, JfOY. 9, 1865. KYANSYILLK & CSAWFOBDSTILIE. OOIHO ROKTH. Isaes. r Arrite. dm'es. ; KraneTille. Vlnceoms. T. Hants. Acoommodationr 6 :40 a w I 10:Tw S:16rw Mall 9:15 an 11 :47 A 3:tflr Viocennta Acc'ra 2:3r h 6:iru COINS SOUTH. Ltav. Ltat. At rive. Terra Hants. Tlncennes, 'Til!. Vincenne, Aoc'm .' I :fA 9:15 am Freight A Acc'm 6:60 aw I 12:30 at 6Mk Mall. S:20f 6:34 :iT r u TERRE HAITK ISDIiXAi'OLIS. raOM TCBBK HiCT. , ': - tsacs. ilrrtee Ight Exnres,..........! :13 a Mi :" a scorn mcdattoB T :15l :30n II .. .... 3 :20 r u 11 :15 a Express :25PM 8:20f OHIO t MISSISSIPPI B. K." raoM TKCINNII. Going Eatt. Going Wat Ma!l......... - 1 :20 5:55 r Kxpres '. 10:55 P 6:00-th Passenger, for ST. LOUIS AND CAIRO leaving Eranar lis it 2:30, P. M., make close ecuncctioo with the O A. M. B. &. at Vii cennes : arrlvo at tt. Lbuls at 1:30 A. M., and at Cairo at so, a. m. WEDNESDAY., .NOVEMBER 15 Gity and. State. JtQ?" There was ' again a prevalent scarcity of local incidents jesterday. The whole country ig suffering in like manner. '. t& The police report an in gathering of thieves and burglars into the city. Watch your fastenings, and pat . fresh caps i.n your revolvers. ' Thanes. We are obliged to onr at tive friend Billy Dunn, the elegtnt clerk of the imperial Armada, for New Or. leans, Memphis, and Caiio papers of late dates. Godey'b Lady's Book. Dobell has laid on our table dodey's Lady's Book for December. It is a most charming number, beautifully illustrated. Clean Up the Leaves. In many places throughout the city the gutters are filled with leaves recently fallen from the shade trees. These leaves should be raked out into the middle of the street and burned; as they bloc k up the gutters, stop the flow of water, accu mulate mud, and in the process of de composition inspire sickness. Let them be cleaned out and detroyed. Melancholy Accident. A little jgirl, daughter af an emigrant family coming up tne river, tell trom tne Lorena near (West Franklin on Monday, and was as is supposed, drowned, it- was no. missed until some time after the acci dent is supposed to have occurred. Pa rents cannot be too careful of their chil dren when traveling on steamboats.'Brcobder's Court. A single case of "drunk" appeared before the Recorder yesterday, and we failed . to obtain the name of the unfortunate one. On Mon day evening another ot tne last young men who were driving fast . on Sunday, and making too much noise, made his appearance, plead guilty, and was fined $5 and costs. Some brave Tman, for abusing his wife, was arrested, and bis case will be heard to-day. ' j , a . -. ! Cotton. A number of farmers from Tennessee and Northern Alabama came here on the J. P. Webb, with from one to five bales: of cotton each, for sale with a view of buying supplies. Some of our grocery men make liberal ad vances on this cotton, and will Bhip it to tne .bast. , j ; ; - : ! We ought to have established ' here Board of Trade and a good cotton mar ket, where such men could find a ready market for their cotton at a price slightly below the New York market. It would attract a large amount of trade here which now goes to St. Louis and Cin cinnati." ',: ' " V , '':', Graveling. We notice that the gut ter on the southeast side . of Locust Street, between First and Second Streets, is being .cleaned out, with view to graveling it for temporary improvement. As it is designed to bowl der that street next spring, it is deemed Bnadvisable to , pave the gutter; with rock, as has been done on. the other side of the street If the ordinance forbidding the throwing of slops and offal in the gutters nd streets , is. enforced and we presume it will be, th:s tempo rary improvement may do for this win ter. rr ' - ' r ; Cabryisq Coals to Newcastlb. Among the receipts by the J. P. Webb on Monday nigbt was a large lot of dressed flooring from the Tennessee Biver, for our esteemed fellow-citizsn John F. Glover. This lumber is made from yellow pine, and is a fine article apparently, well ' worked. w The Webb had 37,000 feet of this lumber, and reports near a million feet as lying on the bank of the Tennessee awaiting Bhip ment to this place. Mr. Glove? ships considerable quantity of this flooring back' to ohcaonviile,, to 'go to Nash ville. Tv ' .: ; it; v ' Ths Stkekt-Filliso Job. The loco motive employed in the street filling job burned oul its dues on Friday. It will be four or five days before it can be re paired so as to go to work again. Cairo n." limes. r, - i aih,jqii win save io get tne pumps at work again to keep out the "sepage," ana irogs ana mua-turues will again revel on your corner lots.: . -. r. j " OnB Mutual Fbiend." We are in debted to T. B. Peterson & Brothers, the publishers, for a copy of Dickens's last, entitled " Our Mutual Friend," said to be tha most carefully matured and most ably written work that has emanated from the facile pen of that gifted author. We have not, of course, had time to do more than glance at tbe work, but weuld suggeat to our friends to go to Dobell'g who has received a supply, and procure a copy.' " " . "' ' "". - . ' . : Human Bones. We learn that som excitement and much curiosity has been created at Henderson by the ezhuma' tion of human bones by the workmen engaged In grading the wharf at that place. An entire skeleton has been dis interred, together with a vessel that was probably a cookiner utensiL A number of Indir.a implements have been found - ".1. . T .... - . . to iubj locality, which leads to the be lief, that the bones are those of the primitive inhabitants: 1

ES5-D. W. Minshall, Esq, returned

from tbe oil regions Wednesday night, .. . . 1 1 M looking sleefc, happy, ana ony. aiessra. Tuell, McKeen, and himself have two wells flowing three hundred barrels each per day. Terre Haute Exprtt. We rejoice in tbe good fortune of our three friends, for we know no men. who are more worthy the smiles of that fickle jade. Three hundred barrels each per day is better than selling vests that won't stand a sneeze ain't it, Minsh ? " Happy and Gay. Major Orr, having returned with his fair young bride from their bridal tour, gave a reception last night at the boose of bis father, Mr. Samuel Orr. :", The assemblage was very large and very brilliant, and all seemed exceedingly happy. Major Orr and his 'beautiful and accomplished bride, re ceived the warmest congratulations and the most ardent wishes for their future happiness and'welfare. Several gentlemen .verging on old b ichelorism, seeing the happiness of the gallant yoang bridegroom, we think felt inclined to follow his noble exam ple, i A Pious Wish. The Alton Democrat, in noticing that the David Tatum's hull had been taken to Cairo for a wharfboat pionsly supplicates: . . ., Long may the old bull prove useful to the gocd people of Cairo, and if ever the "whelmiDg waters" should cover that delightful city, may the "David Tatum" be the ark of salvation at least to the editors, reporters, printers, &c, of the Cairo press. Fcb Italy. Our friend Signaigo, formerly cf the News, and now Italian Consul at Memphis, passed through tbe o ty yesterday on his way to Italy, where be will spend a (aw weeks. Ee gave us a call.; We wish, him, with our whole heart, bon voyage. Cairo Times. We had hoped tbat "Sig" would come this way and bear our respects to Victor Emanuel, and our blessings to "His Holiness."': ; ) " OllAtl O - Another. Cairo abounds in newspapers, so much so that after while one will have to read whether he runs or not. The City Item is tbe title of a neat little paper ; published there - by Bradsby & Fields. "Brad." is an old "quill-driver," and can sling ink with any of 'em Ed. Trover not excepted. Centralia sentinel. If friend Fletcher has no respect for us, be snouid at least spare israd. s blushes. Cairo Democrat. .' ; . If ever Ed. Trover blushes, it will be upon finding a receipted printer's bill for theatrical advertisements,' notices, and programmes in his pocket. SgtT'Quid (and many others) ridesNew Albany Ledger. They rides what Charley? ' And if so, what kind of a saddle do they use? 4 '- ' - ' Amusements.' New Metropolitan. There was not so large an audience at the .theatre last night as on the preceeding night, but the playing was far better than on Monday night Many of the fine points in the play were given with great effect, and the subordinate parts were generally well sustained. In the after piece, Mrs. uolden kept tbe house in a roar and Harry Howlanrl played his part true to life. . - .' ; To-night Macbe h, with all tbe original music, will be produced, with Mr. Peiis. eier as "Macbeth," Mrs. Golden as "La. dy Macbeth," Mr. Golden as "Macduff," and a -splendid cast of characters for the subordinate parts. To cljse with that beautiful and interesting farce en titled "Hercules, King of Clubs:" ...... TO SOLDIERS. IT. S. Sanitary Commission A UIVTV' . r TV A W Claim Agency. NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES. CIIAELES K. MiESII, Local Agent - Office Ho. 6..........Tiird St., , (Bet. Locuit and Main), . -BTAJWT1W2, lire. , - ,-r Tbe U. 8. Sanltarv Commission, deslrina- to relleve Soldiers, Sailors and their families from the heavy expenwa asually paid for the prosecution or such claims, hate established this Agency to collect Pension,. Arrears of Fav. Bonntv. aid elher claims against the Government, WITHOUT WHAXIVJCU TO TUB CLAIMANTS. On application sent to this Agency, stating the bame and postofflce address of the e almant. the came. rank, company, rteiment. service, and btateof the soldier n whose aocoont the claim is made, and date of discharge or death, the proper blaukswill be filled out as far aa possible and sent to lha person applying. - these can then be executed and returned to this ofHce, where ths ciaim win ne prosecute! to a onai leiue la the shortest possible time. JyU-Smw-eotdfiOd SPORTING TACKLE. NOW IS THE Tir.lE TO GET BAEQ-AINS! G. A. MAYER & SONS, ; 89 Main St 89 . EVANSVILLE, IND. j A .-.,1 !' ' IT A VINO DETERMINED ON A CHANS K A A In our business, we wilt offer, for a lew days ouly, our entire stock cf nuns. Pistols, Oun Uaterial, and Hunting and fishing Tackle, at greatly reduced rates. Ws wl'l also sell one Large Vase, snitahls for a dry goods store or saddler; one Show Case, me Window, em. 11 amount of Shelving, one Office Desk, ds. . . g ! aa. All persons having unsettled business with a, will pleass call and settle. n!4 FIRE-PROOF SAFES. ,' Tire-Proof Safe Manufactory. , SCHREI6EK & DITT, , OPPOSITE BOELKEB A BLOONT'S F0TJN j DBT ON 8YCAM0BK 8TRIET. T OCKS REPAIRED ON 8H0BT NOTICE, JLA and to ths satisfactioa of all All sorts of work in our line promptly attend ed to. Uive us a call. -i novfl Stood " ' - 1 BOARDING. A GENTLEMAN AND WIFK CAN EECUBK a pleasant front room and boarding, by apP'y:ng so sirs. Kaitgn, an Thlra street. nd3t LAW. , TEXAS LAW: & LAND OFFICES. ! A,:D.NOETON, AATTOBNET AND LAND AGENT. HAVING offices at Austin, Tyler and Woodsville, with eompet.nt aseociatos, will transact a General Law and Land Business throughout Texm. These having land, or claim, of any description, in anv pirtof the Slate, can address letters to him at either place, with assurance of prompt and faith ful attention. -- - nll-3 NOTICE. ... FIRE LIMITS. NOTICE IS HEREBY IVEN THAT I WILL apply to the City Council for permission to erect a Irame Blacksmith chop on tbe corner of Walnut snd Fourth streets, n lot 196, Old Plan of ths city of Iran, ville, within the fire limit of said city. . nlt-2wj , GHAB. BSCHEB. pEBSONS WHO 80BSOBIBED FOB TREES -a- and blunts from . the Cooper Nursery Spring flsld, Ohio, wiU find them ready for de livery to-day, a short diatanoe east of the Depot, Bov. lstb,l6. n

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Office. Bcll'Dg off at Cst Peremptorily. Goldman, Bebo & Co., corner of First and Sycamore streets, being compelled to vacate the rooms they now occupy, on the 1st of December, will sell, until that time, their' entire stock of readymade Clothing, comprising every quality, POSITIVELY AT COST. Now is the time for bargains, such as were never before offered in this city. For fifteen days only., f. I, nol5-2w it We have a large and fine assort; ment of- Ladies' Glove kid? Congress Gaiters and Polish Boots, just received J. S. Rickeb & Co., ;; 1 nol5-2t -, 8 Second street ? Sir Fine sewed and pegged Boots, for men and boys, at ' prices to suit all. Splendid goods and low prices at the ; ' Boston Shoe Stoke, '. 4 . nol5-2f . - 8 Second street. ISf. The niail " np ..'.Tennessee from Cairo is -cow in' operation. river It is carried to Iaka, Miss. Pis' Persons wishing to bay any of the latest cheap publications, toy books, or anything in that line, can do tbe same to advantage at John Scott's, Second street, between Main and Locust. j&2f The best trat-J oi iT.our used in this market, is known to be that of Iglehart Bros. Having secured the agency for the sale of same, orders can now be left at the New York Grocery Store, No. 72 Main strectwhich -will be promptly filled at the tame rates as at the mills. Send in your orders. , . , ; novlolw Parsons, Scoville & Co. B. Twenty barrels of Golden Eusset Apples, just received at the Kew York Grocery. All wishing fine eating fruit, now have an opportunity of securing the besCJ 'm'r t We call the especial attention of sportsmen to the advertisement of G. A. Mayer fc Sons, who are selling out at cost and carriage. " novl4 d3t SaltI Salt! A full supply of small barrels just received by" , - L. RurrsER, Jr., - Agent. Eanawba Salt Company. Important to the Bo31ness Men or Evansville. The Shawneetown (Illi nois) Mercury is to appear in an entire new dress .this week, with a largely increased circulation; and to our business men it affords a most .valuable advertising medium. It circulates generally in Southern Illinois, , and 'largely in Southwestern 'Kentucky, the trade of hich localities it most desirable to Evansville, aod would naturally find its way here, if our business men will ad' vertise for it, or, in other words, bid (or it; and we know of no better advertising medium, among our country exchanges than the Shawneetown ' Mercury. Its terms of; advertising are , quite liberal. Address D. VV. Lube,. editor and pro prietor,- 8hawneetownJ" Illinois. novl3 dlw i ' -' 1 Boabding. A few lodgers and a num. ber of daily or .weekly, boarders, can be accommodated by appiymg a Mrs. uan nell's, corner of Second and Sycamore streets. , r noll-lw " S When' yoii stop at the : go to trie Postofllce; Corner of Locust and Third streets, and buy your Meat, Fruit and Vegetables for dinner. All orders delivered at market prices. , - nll-lw Fob Sale Lots 1? and 16, in Block " i. ' 51 of the Eastern Enlargement, being 60 feet fronting on Walnut street, be tween Seventh and Eighth streets. Title perfect, : Terms easy. ' ; V' Enquire of Asa Iglehart, ' novll dlOt i '. Third street : . Jtiaf Good photographs can be had at Strong's gallery pn Main street, opposit the Court Douse, for $3 per dozen. ! ' nov8dlw" ' ;"" . - -!.y ; -CoalI Coal II A full supply of Green' River' coal always to be had quantities to suit purchasers, and orders filled immediately at the Green 'River Coal office, No. 5 Water street, between Sycamore aqd Main streets, up stairs nov7dtf FBESQ MALTBT OYSTERS. 11. Herman is now receiving fresh Maltby Oysters in cans and half cans; also, by the case, in 'any quantity, warranted fresh and 'good. Ten barrels Oranges for sale, at :. II. Hkbman's. . octl7d2r. o : " t j FOS SALE A first-class FireProof Safe, with. Herring's burglar-proof vault,; together with, the other, fixtures of the Continental Bank. Apply to . ; COSVESsE CLEMENT. FAMILY GRO CERY. . FAMILY GROCERY!! .an5i. - "0 IGxifflth Bly the, 136 - - - MAIN ST-- - 136 WE WOCLD BESPECTE0LLT INFOBM the cttlEsns of Evansville and the people generally, that we have opened a First Class Store, at No. 13G Main Street, for the sale of Fancy Staple GOGEEIES, i lo v sdch'as :: I ; meats. ! BREADSTUFFS i , TEAS, ; : r4; : ;fcdFPEES,;; V."! ; ; . SUGAHS; lu,-l : a a OYSTERSr&c, 1 .A '" ' ' ' ' -' 4 full stock or which w shall keep constantly on hand for the benefit of these who may favor na with thsir patronage, - . ' : , i; At the Lowest Current Prices OBIPTITri A BI TTHE,"" ' T 1S6 Main Street, n7 s PIANOS. 1 A Second Hand Piano ! ! ? FOB SALE A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO Visa Cheap I at WABBXN CONTNQTON'8, ' x i : No. 1 Main street.

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ZRiver ItemsTo Oua Bivta Fbikhd We reipctfu"ly ask

tbe officers of ateamboats arriving at this port, to furnish ns with memoranda, manifests, aod all other intelligence relating to the internets of the rtver. nucn favors win meet wi'u he trueet appreciation, if addressed to the Biver Editor Evansville Jocasij., and left with either of the wharf. boats. Weather and Biter. The weather is cloudy and warm with strong indication of rain... ......The river ia rather on the decline, but goes down slowly. It if falling all the- way benc$ to Pittaburg. Arrivale wed . repartures. -The arrivals and departures sines our last report Include the Silver Hoon and Celeste Cincinnati to Memphis ; J. P. Webb, Xastport to Evansvills; Armada, Cairo to Evansville; Spray and Anna, Memphis lo Cincin nati ; Balttmoie, Vicksbarg to Louisville; Ne Slate, Pitiaborg to St. Louis; St. Pstrick, Louis ville to Memphis; Suptrtor, Louiwille and re turn. Boatt Zas. Among the first boats doe here ate the. Emma Floyd, for Nashville; Arguy, for Johntonville; Kate Putnam and Naugatnck, for St. Louis; St. Clond, Phantom, Anglo-saxon Golden Eagle, Minneola and Tarascon, for Mem phis; J. T. McCombe, from Louisville; Liberty Fo. 2, 3 B. Woodward and B. C. Hitlman, from Cairo ; Emperor, Wananeta and Emerald, for New Orleans. " , i JhucUaaeoiu. Boalness was brUk on tbe levee yesterday wil h frequent arri vals..The J. P. Webb arrived from Xastport Monday night with the biggest trip of the season, including 250 bales of cotton, a large lot of cotton batting, 35.OUS feet yellow pine lumber dree ted, and much other freight and ber cabin luil of people. The lumber is a very nice article, and ia consigned to the great "fplinter man," Bev. John Frelingbuysen Glover, of this city. There ia an Immense amount more to come. The Webb is filling np fast and will leave for Xastport this evening. She brought in large orders and numerous people with small lots of cotton on which they receive libea edxeTMi be-e, I:h which they purchase .otis aud tupplee .The Armada bronght np good trip, the return, to Cairo to day and honld be liberally patronised by oar merchan t. .AU the boats down had good trips . The Baltimore passed np with number of empty barge in tow. She took one in addition frtm here -The Anna frcm St. Louis, and the Spray from Memphis bad rscderste tripe, lhe Anra took tbe Meinour's targj loaded with eoods The St. Pstrick was nearly full of freight and was crowded with pajaenger, .... Oapt. J. B. Archer Is on tte Liberty No. 2. on bli way home, and will be hrro this morning. His health is much improved ........The Superior had not at rived late last night. The St. Patrick left her at ths bank a few miles below New Albany, and from appearances' supposed something wa. wrong with her. OT.lAKI!fG8 TBOM OCB EXCHASaES. Cincinnati The Commercial tf Monday eaj: The weather, continues clear and delightful, cold entnzh morning and Bitrht to make thin ice. while it le mild and nUaantet noon. Al Pitt'. bnrg, the river la falling with 4 feet la the cbsnnel last nlgnt. Tne river is now rrawim from Pittsburg to Louisville, but swelling from Evansvills to Cairo. Here. It naa receded live inches during ths twsnty four koun, ending last night. There are 8 fret hence to Louieville. There are 6 leet Inn in tne canal, ana o let on lha hntleat bars alonz the Lower Uaio. Captain Wm. Kntgnt, uapt. ijon sryson ana Mate Wm.Kirker left for New Albaov on tbe Nick Longwcrth yrsterday, to bring np tne now Pomeroy and Cincinnati packet t-t. Jamea, pro viding there is sufficient water on tbe sails to permit hsr to asonu tne inaianatnuis. LouitviOe. The Democrat of Monday say, The river at this point yesterday was falling lolwvu notwithstanding It was Sanday. There was ahont S lest 7 inches in the ranal. with nroanect of its stavinir there until Cincinnati boats wear it cat running through it. Of course there wss v ry little business done. 1 ne w earner was Indeed delightful. The St. Charles, of the People's Line, aod tte United Alates.of the Mail Line, had a little "til:" at each other yesterday. The Saint watted awhile lor tne Slates, ana tne states waiiea igrine cairn., but it teemed "one was afraid and the other darsent" start out. Ths Saint finally swelled up so tight tbat sbs bad to '-let out" or "bust,-- ana they let her go. Tne btates tnrnea nerseii loose in time to nearlv bide herself in tbe hollow which the Saint left bihind her. She fairly ripped the river open as fur as Jvnersonvllle, a litre she land ed for something. The Si'n didn't land, but went on, and the two boats "jawed' at each other with their whistles until they got tired. Tbe Saint turned loose and took alter the States in floe style. The last ws saw of them they were running like scared greyhounds, the faint creep inac ussn her at a lively rate. Ge It, faint. Whoo nee I The St Patrick, in coming np I act trp, 1 icked ut a anas: below Tiotonvills. which tore away part of her starboard guard and tbs forward part of her cook-house, and run throozh her boiler aod dock to the hurricane roof. No person In Jured. Haseyl Hazsyil How do you go in "through ber belter and dock" at the forward part of ber cock-hoa-e? Ton are mere than naually Hazey, Will. 8. thus poetically and pan-gently dis course of "ye Superior." The Superior steamer Superior has entered th Xvsnsvills trade in place ef tbe B. K. Dunk trson. She Itsve this evening at 6 o'clock from the Pertlaud wharf. The r upior Is commanded in a very superior manner by the deoer-oii. Captain Ifexter, with that sparkling youth, Murrell, (no relation to John A.)paascge clerk, and tbe re doubtable tjutcnmwn, ireigm ciorx. ii mat is a ersw to go to bed and dream of then we don' chara-e a cent. Good Ssnss. Moit of cur exchanges copy our river matter and gw as treats for u. Bad BE9I8E. ton copy from many of your ex change and don't give credit, which is generally bad taste. . . -' Bi. Louie. Tbe Democrat of Monday say, : Tbe river here continues destining, but slowly. Ths upper rivers are ail slowly f tiling. There is seven snd a half feet to Cairo, fix feet to Keoknk four feet to St. Paul, six l et In the Illinois, and fonr feet in the Alisaouri. Business generally continues brisk. In sreaking of ths fast tl ne made by tbe steam er Ruth on her last trip from New Or eans, ws publish a remark made by Edward J. Gay, who was a passenger on the Bnlh frjm rtew Origan to bi plantation, below Ptaquemine. . We quote his own word, : "1 hsve come from Mew Orleans to my place very orten on the steamers General Quitman and Mary Keane, bnt I was never bronght there a quick as by ths Bath this trip Ths New Orler.i, Delta of thi4th says ths ar rivals or steamboat have bren very numerous and the low price ol freights ha eaust d some of tnem to lay op tor while. Frelgnton cotton to the rity la still held at f 5 per bale, with bnt lit.le ottering at tbat. Up frelgat l per barrel steamboats seem to be doing a using busin about this time. The smaller boat ar making trip, to jenerion. - Th steamer Savannah left Savannah for Au guata, on Saturday morning, with a frslght valued at about SI 25,000 aod sightvMi passenger. When fear miles this side of Psvsville. tt a poln forty miles from Savannah, and while turolng a ben-i or tbe river, sue wa run into by tbe a team er Mayflower, bouaJ down, and cnt down te tbe water's edge. She sunk In about thirty minutes, 1 Memorandum. Steamer J. P. Webb left East port, Friday, Nov. 10, at 4 P. M. Beat in port Tennessee aud Boa D. Met B. Biuas. Duck BIT er; Louis t at Point Mason; Mc Porter, Turkey Island; Masonlo Gem, Pine Bluff: boat, name unknown, at Grubb'a tow-head; passed towbott Baltimore-at Cumberland Bar; met Pink Varble at Boaa Clare; Progress at Snetwell Mines ; J. O. Blackford, hrad of Slim Island; Charmer at Hendenon Island. Made 46 landings from Eastport to Paducah. Ten-eswe Biver rising, with 4 feet water on Big Bend Shoila. Trip consists of 250 bale of cotton ; 10S bale cotton batting ; 35,000 f et lumber for John 8. Glover 45 tons loose freight: 150 cabin and deck eassengen. Including msny merchants from Tennessee Donna ror jsvansvi lie. i BOAT LISVISO TO-SAT. ' For Cairo. The imperial Armada, the pride Of the Lower Ohio, with that elegant gentleman Capt. 3. T. Throop in eemman !, and Billy Dnna and Val. Sorewoa i th office, will go to Cairo at 2 o'clock to day. There is no better boat lo travel on. . For Mtmphit. The gay and magniflcent Tara eon, goes to Memphis to-day. She i ths a pXu ultra ot steamboats, and Cant. Jim. Lnsk i the prince of commander. John Pendleton officiate intheofflcs. " "" For LouietiUe.Tba elegant J. T. McOombs, Capt. Frank Barry, goes to Lonlaville this erening, and is s pi asant and fleet passenger packet. ; The wlld-wingud Ll erty No. 2, Cspt. X. Eu gene Bowen, with Prince Ed. Judge In ths office. goes toy Louisville early this morning, and those desiring to go speedily and elegantly, will do Will to go on tbe Liberty:.. i -Jor- Eat'port The J. P. Webb, Cpt. Hodge Brown, la the regular Evansville and Xastport picket to-day, and will leave at 4 o'clock. She will furnish elegant accommodations to paatonger. Our very elegant and social friend, Tom Wilson, Is in 'the office, and passengsrs will be well oared for. We hope special pains will be nsed to send her ont full. " . " ' ? AMUSEMENTS. . : -NEW r.TETROPOLITAH tf'lrat Street, bet. Vine and Sycamore. MABTIN GOLDEN I Managnr. B. C. GBIABSON acting A tituge Manager. WEDXESDAI KYEMXO, IfOY. 15th, WM. PELISSIER, In hi great character of . Macbeth! BELLA GOLDEN As LADY MACBE1H To conclude with - ' Hercnlei, th. Xing of Clnbi. tW Door open at 7. The curtain will rise promptly at to8 o'clock. -TIe Box Office will be open dally from 19 a. m. to 4 o'clock p. m., when seats may be secured - - "Without Kztr Clutrga. , NEW BOOKS. BOOK TRADE. ; 4 DOBELL'S BOOK STORE, 19 aiala Street, 19 N IW BOOKS ' I 1 Artemus Ward : His Travels. ' ; Looking Around, by A. 9. Boe.' Matrimonial Infelicities, by Barry Gray. -The Metrrpolltes, by St. Clair, : TbaOilBeglon. A- -. Th Anstralian Busbranger Adventure,. , New Edition of A nrora loyd : al rs. Braddon. ! ' " , Lady Audley' secret. " i Mr. Stewart', Intention, i ' ' ! Bet of Thaokery's works.) Paper, ft A N 1 And all th New Books. ; , - A full ttock of Bchocl Book, Parnr, Ao te suit country BMrcbanta. 1 nl4 DOBELL'S BOOK BTOBE.

REGULAR PACKETS.

For Memphis. Lesre WEDNESDAY, (15(h), at 4 o'clocJt p. m. Jpj The Magnificent and Fleet Steamer TABASCOS, . . ' A. Lcsk, Master........ J. Pendleton, Clerk ill 'eaue for Memphis and intermediate on Nov. 15th, at 1 o'clock p. m. For freight or passage applv on board or to nl4!!t COX HCMPHBET. Aeents. For Cairo, Memphis, Vicksbarg and Sew Orleans. Leave on TTCESDAT, (14th), at 6 o'clock p. m. jr in ciegant ana riett Bteamer MELNOTTE, Ok ace, Master i.CAiuTHi, Clerk, Will leave Evansville for New Orleans on Thursday. Nov. 14th. Vor freight or passage apply on board or to 13-t -- - - , ilALlv) Agent. U.S. MAIL. Evansvillo & Cairo Semiweekly Mail Line. tHE ELSGANT NEW PASSENGEB STEAMEB AEMADA! CAFT. JOSD. T. THBOOP, CHARMEE! capi". w. a. lowrn. LEAVES EVANSVILIE EVEEY MONDAY, THTJB5DAV and WKDNE3DAT7 SATURDAY, At Q o'clock P.M. LEAVES CAIRO EVERY TUESDAY, FBIDAY and TSUESDAY, SUNDAY, On Archival of the Train, These best have been refitted entire, and are now in first rate order f . r tbe accommodation of paswngera. . - n7 Evansville, Shawneetown and Pacta can Regular Low-Water Packet. i i i The Fine Sterraer '.'' A n & - T.vnur ti i 'xa, AAWxa, JE-t)E O.BEBBY,..; :..i.....-....MASTEB WM. H. CONANT..., PAT. BUKK Tbe ADA LYON ill rnn regularly between the ajove points, leaving every Frioay and Tuesday ar lz m. cne w.ll rase wira rreigut ana passengers, re-sbipp'ng at Paducah. , Tbi, arrangnment i, permanent during lewwater, and paaeecg rs can rely on her remaining lu tbe i r axle during low-water season. - cor nvignt or passage apply on board. cc26 tf i ' i - ' . Courier copy. Hewburgh and Kvansville Packet. rteam rrcpei er b Ax tt . rr -ira -n ' txl u jx. av rs, ,, JEHO A. ANGEL MASTER, ill leave Newburgh every day, (Sunday excet tcd), at ly o'clock, a. m , arriving at Evansvine at v o'clock; eonoeoiingwitn tne fieiiroad. W III leave Evanavlllefor Mewbnrgh at 2 o'clock p. ni ,- positively, arriving at new Durg a at yi o ciock. , , . ar Will comroar.ee regular trips, Oct. 6, 1865. s or freight er passage apply on board, or to , JOHN B. HALL, or OX A HUMPHREY, Zvsnsville, oc7-f UNION BELUEL, Newburgh. - UKGl'LAU LDEPEM)EST PEOPLES' PACKET ! Evansville, Cairo,' Hickman and mr ;-. jaempnis. - ' - TQENEW AtPLENDID STEAMEB BEN COX J. W. GBEEM .... ... Master, .. eeoeea'.eeowagd6rfc Will run as a rig alar Freight aud Passenger Packet between Loulavllle sod Memphis, giving strict attention to a'l business entrusted to her. For freight or paaaage apply on toard, or to IJUX A HUMPHREY", , , HALL A RCDD, ,- ! ep26-tt -. ; .-.' ' i-' Agent. rjemi-Weelilj Kvansvllle and Louis . - ville Packet. ;? -.; .- The New and Slegan Bteamer R. K.DCSKIiRSOM Iiuiikwatib, Master: Aosks, Clerk, win rnn a a regular renii-rteekly ra kt M tween, Jbvansviue and tionisrille. tr Leave, Erausville svery TUESDAY And FBI, DAX.t . -- . '"..- i r ; , ' ! Laves Louisville every MONDAY aud TUUR3 VA i -toncninK at an way ports. For freight or passage apply on board, aepl9,dif. Regular Tuesday Packet for Padu cab., Joknsonville & Eastport. i i . i V '! 1 '' i ' 1 ' 'I -: ' 1 ' - : ' ' 1 swy (The Elegant Light Dranght Bteamer J. X. WEBB : B. H. BBOWN, Master....1..'. W. WftSON, Cl'k, Will leave Kvamv lie evt ry Tuesday a 2 o'clock p. m., ful; the above aod all Intermediate port,, ruekUig (onnoetien at Johnsonvilie with -' the Bailroad lor Nashville, and at Eastport with the regular packets for Florence, Ala For frslght or passage apply on board, or to s4-tf COX A HUMPHREY, Agents. New Arrangement. fc M. Transportation Company. "People's Line" Daily Jor Louisville. Prlcei Reduced to 8 alt the OccasionCabin Paaisg, to L.wlrllle, 9:4. THS MAGNIFICENT NEW STKAMEK3 til'. KiCIIOLAS.. ...MABTln oiasier, T. ( IUKLUH. WATTS, Master, Will leave DAILY at 4 P. tf ., from the lower wharf-boot, at the foot of Broadway, Cincinnati. Throngh bills of lading given tor freight to NASHVILLE, and all points fionth. For freight or passage app yon board, or at the Company'a Office on lhe wharf-boat, whore freight will te received at all hours. 1 in-, i JA8.G00D, - antl8.d3ai. . Supt. O. M. TCo 1865 PEOPLES' LI5EI....1865 U.1 . SHlHINHOaMwfl ilkci;lau r.. Evansvillei Cairo and Memphis ' . i WEEKLY PACKET, SUPERIOR ! Captain II. T. Dexter. ! GOINO DOWN f . Leaves iloansville every Friday at 3 p. m j " Paducah . "Saturday, 11 a. m u Cairo " " Ip.m Arrives in Memphis Sunday Night . ' RETURNING . ,V . .' V V . - V "'. .' Leaves Memphis every Monday al5p. m j " Cairo every Tuesday at 11 p.m.' " Paducah ewerg Wednesday 5 a. m Arrives in Evansville Wednesday NisniI V The Superior Is a large first class paswnger steamer, behig provided with every modern and desirable convenience, aad ha wide, roomv guards aide and aft for the accommodation of teck. . . ...,. Particular attention paid to alt way business. 1 Freight aud pataage to and from all point at regn ar pk-ket rat . The Superior makes close connections at Memphi with Vickeburg, New Orleans, and Arkansas and Whits Biver packet.. Freight and passengers receipted through. Beturning, makes clo e connections with the Illinois Central U. B. at Cairo, and with tbs E. A 0. B. B and Louisville packets at Evansville. jys Hegnlar K vans -ville, Cairo and Hem. I pnl Packet line. The Commodious Passenger Steamer . . i'"JVRi x no.:, Cohne. M -iter E. J dims. Clerk. Leave tvanivllle svery Thursdav at tlm o'clock, noon. Beturning, will leave Memphis every -aturrtay evening ate o'clock, arriving at Evansville Monday-evening."-' " For freight or passage apply on board or to HALL A BUDD, or r ... COX A HUMPHREY, myl3 tf . Airente.tl I.NEW MUSIC - A. Splendid Lot of IV ew Music! SAcnsn. y jjKSUS, 8AVI0UB OF MT SOUCj" Sophraro, rolo aad Quartette Bv mi l... ...A COME UNTO ME." By mail :..."...30c "FAWNG, fTILUFADISG" By mailA5o. 1 AGAIN AS EVENING.". By mail 35c. ' ' tttLLaO. CUiHL A ANGBBd M ACH BEE bsanUfhl ' Irish ballad By mail. ............J3C. "llDrHtB, BTABi ABE &HINIKG;" a lit- . I tie sang for little people. By Bisll 30c. "MY All GEL BO 1, 1 CANNOT SEE TEES - "DIE." By mail , 35a. IHKNTOBN VOUB THOUGHTS TO SiK," bongsna cnoros. ny mn , . . ic"OLD DON'T CARE." By mU.. ,.3oc. JkF. IN PEITICOATS," (with picturB)...3(X5. ' The above pleese, together -with a Urge lot ef other nsw songs and instrumental muaio, just received and for sale by - - - WABREN A CONYNQTON. DISSOLUTION, THE CO-PABTKEBSHIP' HEBETOFOBE existing between the undersigned, -under the style of Aktn A Dusouchnt. Is herebv di. solved by ths withdrawal of W. M. Akin. The bnsiness will be continued by'the remaining partner, andsr the style of J. 0. Posouchet A Co. i W. M AKIN toctl8w. J. C. DUBODOHET.

JEWELRY.

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS. I AM NOW 0PKNJN3, AT MT NEW STORE, NEXT DOOR TO - FIRST 4 NATIONAL BANKr 4 THE LARGEST STOCK OF Clocks, ' Watches, Jewelry, Silver &nd Plat 3d Ware Ever brought io the city of Evnnjvilla, which I can sen at gnatiy reduced prion, tor dsn. WM. BUCK. WATCHES of ail grade, nd mnkea ; rrices tanging trom (10 to $350; all warranted good tiine-k eferj. CLOCKS The Genvric Eith Trovss Clocks. BIOH JEWfCLBY of all the I atest and Host Fashionable Sty tie, and Elaborate Workmanship. DIAMOND SET5, - DIAMOND PINS, AND FINGER Bl NGS. GOLD CHAINS ia endless variety. WIDDING RINGS. GOLD THIMBLES. ' SILVER THIKBLKS, GOLD BRACELETS, " ' . PEABL BBlDAu bET. nnurpassabl in 'jeeuty. . ; GOLD SPECTACLES, SILVEB STEEL ' SPECTACLE CASES, ' SILVKR AND PLATED 3 H Q w w cm Q O O w d iJ W i-s pa o r-l P? W w Q 3 WARE in sets, half sets, or single piece. SILYEB SPOONS, - SILVER FORKS, SILVEB KNIVES, and T SILYEB Nai Bi-6i, ept m M O O 1-4 SILVEB CAED CASES, PEABL CABD CASES, FANCY GOODS OF ALL BIND) DESCRIPTIONS, FINE POCKET CUTLKKT, s TABLE CUTLERY, ,,i POCKET BOOKS, e.r And all Goods usuallv found in a First-Cltis, Jewelry Establishment. Watch Hrpalrlng ., Done to order on the most reasoaabls turuis . . Eugrstlug, ; Eolh PLim A Oai istmk. HIGPEST PBICE PAID" FOB GOLD A SILVEB, Q CO W W D w ft WM. BUCK. V Thoas wishing to purchase goods in my line wilt do well to call and examine my large stock before purcbaitng elsewhere, for I am determined net to be undersold. oc20Iy I have also a Hoe assortment of Gold Pan of different brands. All Pel s warranted for two ysar. "Wm. BUCK MACHINISTS. REITS &, HANEY, lit. aXT-. X. f ill .Li. L 1:. a - Crescent Foundry, :i 4 JLVA33Yn.tr,, mi.r r - - tJanufacfurers ot STEAM KNG IN R8, TEA"1 BOILFJtS5 - AND - ' . . . '-.: t i '. . OLECULAP. SAW, , HILLS .Of th most Approved Pnttsrc.'. Alio ' i , All kind of. Machinery appertain injf to Railroads Stentaboat Ditillcrie, Flouring Kill. , SUGAR MILLS, or. alt lies wltii toe Itlcst Iuprorer - tnents Etlathci!. ' Tobacco - Screws; . &c, &c, &c. AND BRASS CASTINGS, of every description, pialias nKl .. 1 Etoam Ganges, Qnm JBelting, Fh Brisk, Wrongat Iron PipcBdltiaR Cloth, 4e., at - v m nan ui&iiiiibi r , wt-0 s nutTT RS' PRICKS Espairiag. doae tt thori notiso Workmta seat te all part t. Repair Boilers'. MsTAll orders wfil receive our Indtvldml stteaUon and will be promptly tiled ou tbe most reesonablo terai. Offlca and Jpoundxy on tbe Canal, corner of Isrle Street. malT-ly CLOTHING UBBICH & 8CHRAD2E, ... j i , Merchant Tailors, COB. STC1X0BS Jfc SKCOXD 8TS., i.j,-, Kvansvllle, Ind. --q uV We have a chelae assortment of Imnortvs) Cloths and Casslmere-. of a suoerior aualitv. which we will menu! c re Into garments at reasonable prices. - - - - - asr- uail and examine our good ana prioo.; u. IvIS.dams. RESTAURANT. Crescent City Saloonl' ' JOSEPH L. KOHN has opened io tbe Crescent City Building,, one door above Broughtoo A Wood' Drag Store, a tint class i i S1L00S AU RESTll'BAXT, -i where will be furnished, at alt asaeonable hours. In addition to tbe finest Llqucts, Ovster. Game. and all other Comestibles, (he best that tbe market affords. . ,. ,, ,,. ,-,;, Lunch Dallj at lO A. M."1 A liberal share of patronage Is respectfully so licited. nevt dtf

JEWELRY.

BITTROLFF & CO., An Entire Kew Stock Bought .. ... for Cash, and . Prices Greatly Eeduc'd ' AMEBICAN, ENGLISH AND SWISS ' Gold Watches! AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND SWISS Silver "Watches! - diamond . Einbs and 'JP'ina 1 ,', 1 i'.-iiir'.f A i i ''.. ' lf .' A 'A 11 Plain and Fancy Rings, Gold and Silver Chains," J.EWJELBiY OF ALL KIND3 AND QUALITI Ed, AND LATEST STYLES, IN GREAT PROFUSION. Silverwar0-Fiill Stock. Plated Warp, Clocks,&c. SPECIAL ATTENTION1 IS CALLED 'TO CUB .,. ;i .. ... ..: -ll'. 4. .in: .1 ' - Ghold OPeris!;: A Superior Article and Large Stock, made to oar order and Warranted O.IE VK AR. ' -Call in and , at . . . ., , -:-. . . .BITTBOLFF CO.'S. V No. 28 Main Street, (One DoorAbove yirsl.) IWOLD GOLD AhD SILVEB BOUGHT. - o 1.4-3 m SASH AND DOORS. STEELE & TRIBLE, , " eOOND ST., BET. CHESTNUT AND CBEBBT, EVANSrlLLB, INDIANA. ASH, DOOSS, WDTLOW BLINDS Drossod Lumber 3 cards, Lath,, Aa., of every deseriptloa eeastaetlv on hand. Packing Boxes of all kind made to orrdr. Sawiug of every kind done on ths shortest aotto. i atlS-lr CLOTHING. Hawley & Siuitlr, 1 ' ' Dealer in ' " CLOJHLSa AH) .rUSB-ISHISO .. GOODS, ; . 81 31ain Street, Evansville, Ind. , r .DRY GOODS.-&c. STAPLE AND FANCY -JXRY, GOODS, . if. K I 1 'V,"l . hjd:d'speth; (. ,A:.CO.,; - .41" . t , . , f . - -r t jh " W tak pleasnr 1 Informing our cuilomer and lhe publle generally that we are leceivlug our . t - " r ... t Fall and Winter Goods ConiUt: .f In prt of Brown and Bleached Sheeting bnirtingi, jrrinti and DeLames. Plaiff and Funcy" Dren Goods" every variety. of Blaek Cloths, Fancy Caigimeres, Caticetts, Satinetti, Jeani, Tweeda, Ac. , i. 1 i L.T1 A large stock of Plain and Twilled Jriannels, snirting Jtrianneli,, " - Linseyi, Bed Blankets, &c. :i -e-.-i.ir. I . !'';rvi,i M. A large and carefully selected stock oi .ran ana winter snawis, .Balmoral Skirts, Breakfast Caps, Nubias, Women's, Misses , , and Children's Hoods ... . axd Scarfs..' Cloths, Sacques, Basques and Cir . culars in stock or made to order on short notice. . , '; , : - 'A ' ,,i - - - - ' ;- ,i ' ... - - ' - ' 1 , i . ' : " A large stock and great variety of t a iiosery, aouona, so., etc.. , All of wlilcla were puFcbanetl previoun to tbe recent nd.i.iivanse in Dry UootX. " We are confident Ibat we ran make It to tbe Intcrtt ol : all to call and examine Stock and Prices.' . ' i. '-.- t I '" LUMBER. Jas. Swanson & 6oa, Wholesale i- Retail Dealers SlilStJLK. -...O.ATIlS, . .' DOOUS, .......... ASH. Also, a large a-eoitmeot of Allccheor. Chlcasro ana xouao i.umDer ana r.ooriug, JJreesea an L'ndrsssed, on hand for sal. EXTBA bAWED AND SHAVED PINE SHIN GLES, EIGHTEEN INCHES LONQ Evansville.. ..'.....Indiana. Wotfd respectfully lollcit ths citizen, of Evan.. villa to give them a call, aad examine their stock before purchss ng elsewhere. YARD ON WATER Str (Opposite Lamasco Wharf.) OT All orders promptly attended to.. oelT TOYS, &c..i "JL CARD. A.. O. Pusliee rjiAKES PLKAS3BC IN 8ATINi TO HIS A old friends aud customers that ha i, now r. ceiviog so entire new stock of Fancy Goods. Yankee iouon. Jewelry, LaiiW -Beekets, Belt Buckles, Pocket. B-ks, Wcrk Sdim. Cr.mK. Bsds, Gsmos, Toy Trtt Am, Dolls, Balls, Mar. bios, Whistles, Jew,' Jfsrna. Tin and Rll.. Toys, ia great variety, lor -the comlag keUdays; many ol whioh will be sold at old tims prices, at So. 23 I0CTJST STREET. (TWO, D00B8 ABOVE 8 H KB WOOD HOCSEk ' ni-2m , . . . ' , , , A JARD, -;1 v. a. aATTHtee, i- i o. ictiimToir, " Late of Lcnisvliu w. - Lateef Louisville, Ky, - i MATTHEWS & I ULIEETOJI, DBALERa IX 1 .vi.u .. Agricultural; Implements WOOD, LAND. WILLpW. WARE, AND i HOUSK PURNiailfivr. nviit No. 46 Main Street, nod tf

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Capital Paid In - - $350,000 Limited to .$700,000 THE MERCHANTS' H AT I 0 N A L B A IT K ' ? Of Evansville, r , C. R. BE1HENT .... ....Presldentf .....Csiblir, IU. 11. HOC lib..t ,- i L-f.j if, : - !.- .1 '. BaviBg eommsnotd bnslaes at it Office, corner ol ; Main and First streets., it, OOors its serviced to th oitteeu of Kvantvil eand its viciniry, belne; prepared to carry on a r , . legitimate General Banking Business, 11.9 1? And te Purchase and Supply-7-30 vTreasury Hoteif. Gold and Gilvorf " Bank ZJotes, Exchange. flays F. S. I'EIITIUCATES, B0"DS, ; anu otntr : M'ruruies sou .- -i ciscounfH rfEIN and - , v. - . -- - And for the arrommodatios of mechasrisa anil others, who hsve iureet d their nvtngs lathe eeonlar Government i' sue, it .tl.ra to receive packse;es of V. M. UtHUH, Interest Bearing Noire d other Srcurllte, kpcc.lal UeptMtkt, Free of t tiarg,anordlug email noitiers ms opportunity to avviu is, insecurity and risk of retajinlug thsm la thsir w posaessHin. sm-n HARDWARE. &C. CO H 0 Wc o. . . rt m Us ? Q a IS IVtLLS. KtUS Jmportbru and Dhalkss IB t n ft Sill I -' t ' I HA 7l ' 1 " AID 1 O XJ T Es 33 H T3 11 & fikst street; . (9IQN HIO P1D.LOCK,) , J PIANOS. PIANOS!

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HASBROOK & RITCHEYj Keep constantly on h nd and are regularly receiv. log, from the nsost celebrated and reliabls menn x Uulurer, In lhe Untied States, supplies ef y :;;i.iA.isros,r WWlnh, for Power and Pwetne of Tons, Easy acd Agreeable To-b and Beauty of Kinish, hare no superiors In th? country. - These Pianos are unconditionally guarantaad to be jrhat we s ,y they are. i - i There will als te f uod al our eatablhihmeB aa exoellent and tarled smorfnient ot -,. - ',t.- ': . "--" ; Musical Goods .VI - .1 I 1 Generally, to wbfch weeail the atteutlen of (be oitiaen,. Xv ry article nsed by th musical pub lie will be found embraced In onr eanple stock. I For ths accesnniodetlon of nor customers, w shall also keep an excellent and eitra varied as V sort ment of - Stationary and Notions. ' Embracing nul erletta will aud radii. GlT , Mil lfor pur lianiDg. 1 ' j ; 'syoai&ore st.';:; b'et-.Xirt & Water! j BETWEEN 8. E. OILBERT A CO. AND GOLD I ,, JUAN. Bi.hU A CO , , t ... , , 4 EVAKSt iLLE, ID. -! - Hasbrook & Ritcheyi' ... '. ; ' Bll .7 VI:- (I .

LTOTEL3. ' DEPOT HOUSE. OHIO fc MISSISSIPPI Rs K. DEPOT,' vmconnes,' ind, . flVHLS H0U3H HA1 BEE ENT1BRLT BE., X furnished aod ri-tltted, psnered and Saluted. end la now opon for the ncepttce of gtnste. MB.B. B. MiSSET, 1 ; Tiongand favoratly known in cocurciiou with the V Incenses hotels, will aaitoa customers at' tbs office, . ..... Cmnibusses . Always ready to transfer passt-azerc to lbs Even, ville and Terre I? ft(1t4 d-pot, atd passengitrs iar taialy called Hi t urn fur train on the On A illtsissippi Bailroad, " , - . Heals and Refreshments Farnished at all hour,.- Patroasg ssliclted. ' 1 I 7 lm. . . ... .JOHN H.TEMPLK. Proo'r. ' ( r- - - ' ... Washing ton Houf COE. OF MAIN & THIRD 8TSi Evransvillo, Ind. JAMK3 k B1C0N FROPBIXTOES. , Wl.Frpe Omnibus, rnm iug to and from the. Depot. rlfi t

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ym..m. .tiw CUT. r. i---, rem arts TM Orlober. llifi Mis ,t... ;r Day Bfwinl wm l-s tavK4 to fSB WEEK no dim Hancock House. HA,V1?,0 LKASEI THIS flPAClOrs HOTtL Ht -Hairtleraun, fd fiv years, lue under. I !oea nar KeOtted and RofurnlMlt,, it Tliroughout. Srd shall ns ever- iff,. Ii e-,.i.. 2. J ..i.i2. i udaltractiie ho . I Ur lrv.,.. r, an.l .l.imr.. H 13 O fVTfc-al illleeuppliel with lhe l-,t the connlrr afford,. It Its iimsoo, ai d every attention will bo st" te lh.cealbrt of hs..i.,,.'ii. . t,j ta by iiolits and atteutits servant,. i a nuerai p.tronag l rep,cifully sointea. . BIV KS A Jiiilftyn, .. aug21m if.'. rn-prletor. . CLOTHIPv-G. nrA 1 GREAT WABDKOBE, ISTo. A3Xa.tn Htreet, (Nsxt.'oorto Washit.-tca Ronsr). , t lajk. Fine Cfothlng f E'.ei J 1-je.l 'itioa ' , HAWLEY t& SMITH. ! DRUGGI3T3. H, W. CLOUt).' i - W. . A1IU a. V.' CLOUD & CO.. ) l&ucwaeKia it cvii . u tir, v I "Wliolcsalo Druggists, . So. ft, South Water Street, i 1 tfleit dont to Rscon A I lrkey,) ! EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. MT All orders promptly attended to. loetA-Sa.

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