Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 January 1866 — Page 4
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WANTED lMrCEDtATaTBY A GOOD BUGGY Bmtih ; $2 60 lo 3 pet day ; or by the piece, or by the month or year. Good workman -no otae? need epyly. Apply to J. A, QUICK. BbawEeetown, Illin to. de3Q.lt
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VV TFRKit I mediately, at the Padnrah Marble Works, l Jrood Cutter and two Letttrera, aleo a gcod Polfaher, to whom wiil be pall tbe tlghest nrt, and needy work for the winter. decl8d3w IMtaY YOUKO.
FOR RENTr FOB RXHT A GOOD BUSINESS BOOM situated an Water street, between Division and Vina ttrteta. For p.rt'cular app'y to CHABLEB ADKI.i! ANN, jaS-lwd At hie Shoe Store on Water llMt.
FOB BINT A TW0-8T0BY FBAMB 8T0BE and De!liar Houae; ecrnerof Fourth and Maiaat.eete. Enquire of ' f ' HENBY WINGEBT, d.BO-St , . Eagle Brewery. BEST-HOUSES Ona Brick Housa.wlth ' sliroom $300; Two eeat Cottagea, at $15 each p' n" VB noire C. . i - l, ira'yi dec7 dtf Third etreet. IOST. L08T ON SUNDAY M0BN1NQ, D20 S19T, on Cbeennt etreet, between Third aud Tenth atreeU, a ladle' Vlctonne, or For Ceoe The finder will re nlthly rewarded by leaving It at the .tor of VICKEBY BBOa. , j6-lt BETWEEN CLA RK ST. AND THE POST Office, a child' For l ap. The finder will be rewarded by reaving it at tbi offloe J3d3t 7 FOR SALE. "A Word to the "Wise if Sufficient" THB VACANT L'118 IN THH CITY, BElosing to the heir of Ieaao Blackford, deceaeed, will ba offered for eal dnring the coming .priog. . J.U.CONDIT Post-office addrn, Indianapolis, Ind. J6-2wd FOB BALE. A NEAT FBAME COTTAGE, with three room and a cellar, ont-bonae and other eomenleceea, situated on Cecal, near Fourth etreet. : Sot terms, apply to Jao-dlw t : i ; Wtl. 0. T0BNOOK. itnun -nusiTlotl'-OF CHAKGINfl OTJB ' J5 bnilneee, w offer for al oar entire tock of Canned Frnit. Jeillea. Pl.eie, rreaerree, mo. Wiehlng to eel I twfore the 15th inet., w will aell all article la onr uoe MTiirmii mw FAIKOH1LD A WOOD, ianSdSt at Mr. Wetfail' old rtand. ft im . i A inOB BALE FABM-A aptandid farm of US X1 acre of land, (Itoated on the Peterevnrgn road, rnnueii mile from Efaoarllie, la War rick county, l offered lor ' on the fjllowing term: One-third caeh, tb ttalaoce to be paid in inetallmenu of one. twa. and three years, with inteieet on the dulerred paymenU. City property woold 1 takaa la exchange for ton ia. AdJrata 3. ,.. , , .. . JAUOB jJOiL.Kii, , i. wneatoDTiite, ina , " 1II0M.A8 KW.I0TT, decSS d2w , n , ,. , ; Oakdam. Ind. " For Sale. AFABM OF ONE HTJKDBED AND FIVE aereareav Ah JWateaku. Sli, al,.tb Little Chain thirty acree nncer fence a good log bonee, and a largo warebona. ? - It la at-the b, ad of low-water navigation, and good point for bnaineea, end a floe opening lor a ferry, that would realin from one Ih avaaud to two thouaand dollar a year, being aroxeaibl at all mtMirem tit WKtar. and the oniT blmf bank oa both aide of the river from It month to Terr Haute. Aleo, aararal Iracta of land la White county, Illlnoia. For partlcnlar, addrtaa 0. 1. . WILSON, dc3 dim Carmi, Illino!. JPOB BALE BO.OOO FEET BEST POPLAR FLOORING For al by -i ' ' A. SIMPSON. iu nlS-3m J House and Lot for Sale. A NICE KEW FBAMB HOUSE, WITH mrnar lot. well aet with ahmbbery. on of the beat locatlona in th oity, corner of Seventh and Cheatnnt treet. Alao, if deaired, tb whole, or a part of th furnltur will be incinaea in tne aie. Inquire of AIKEN A DUSOCCBKT, Water ethaet, Sam'l Orr' Block. novS-dtf f N1 SECOND HAND HAT FBESS, AND V 16,000 feet Lumbar. IvS-tf . i. G VENN EM AN. COAL. BOD I AM COAL IVIIINI2S Office on Water Street, Between Main ana Locust btreeis. fllled'r A constant supply, and order promptly o81 UNDERTAKERS. R. SMITH & BRO., UNDERTAKERS, 8. X. corner Mala etreet, near Canal. EVANSVILLE, IND. Coffins and Hears furnished to order. , oct - COAL. GREEN RIVER COAL OFFICE, TVo. 45 Water Street Bstvr'n Main ofc gyttmort, (Up Stair) A CONSTANT STJPPLT ON HAND AND nSOdSm XX. ready for immediate delivery, RESTAURANT. Crescent City Saloon. JOSEPH L. KOHN baa opened In th C re cent Cltv Bnildinge, on door above B rough ton A Wood lrog Bio re, a um outae . . . SALOOS AXD REST1UBAST, whan will be furnished, at all seasonable hoars, In addition to the floes t Llquots, Oviters, Game, and all other Comestible, th best that the market affords. Lunch Dally at lO A. M. A liberal ahara of patronage I reapectfully aoteited. nove on NEW STORE. 46 Elain Street j46 MA.TTHEWS; v -a: AND i--FULLERTON , OPES THIS DAT FOB SALE AT Wholesale and Retail, A wwll selected Stock of . .. WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, Agricultural Implements, SEEDSAND HOUSE-KEEPING ARTICLES. ' - hr .-,.; v:-. .t rvcra In their (took will be found t Bucket and Tuba, ol all eorts. Mereuree, Wooden Bowl and Tray of all alae. BolKng-Plns, Towel Boilers, Butter Prints, Ac, Market, Clothe, Wash and Oorn Batke'e. Fancy Basket of numberless varieties. Willow Cradles, Wagone and Children's Chair. Brushes and Dusters in great variety. Mate and Bogs, a large aaeortment. : Caniater and other Kitohea Convenience. Bllver-plated, Brlttania and Planished Tin Ware. Cordag and Twine, of Hemp, Jaw filral and Manilla. ' TamllT CutUry of bast make. ; Tea-Tray aud Wai'ers of varion style. -Fancy Japannad Toilet Bet of beau iful designs. Fir Iron Htanda In great variety. Plato Warmers. Fancy Parlor Coal Vasee. And varioua other articlea, too numerou to man tion. They call particular attention to the soveltiea of THE AMERICAN COFFEE BOASTEB, Which, when wound up like a clock, roast oofla without further attention, browning every f rain exactly to the amecolor,and wbiob, if need n conjunction with one of our Old Dominion OofTee Pot, will enable everybody to bavo perfect cone. ' - IVES' PATENT COAL OIL LAMP AND SHADE ATTACHMENT, ; , . Whloh so concentrato the light that then is no ahadow under tb Lamp, and allow th Lamp to be Sited, trimmed and lighted without removing shade or chimney. A convenient gna more portable and cheap, or, and a better light fir the eye. UNION CABPXT SWEEPERS, i With which a child can sweep a rtfom while thinking he la playing "horsey." The, finest aaeortment of fane BIBD CAGES ver bronrht here. AH atyle of tare and small Folding Chain P'; tt,enhion and eai.eat the most comfortable Chelr jet made, aud guaranteed mrfeot In wood and workmaaah p. """"" " . w f public patronage, and will do our beat to da-erve it. " " . .M"1EWS A IULLEBTON, o0-ll4 No. 48 Main .tree. MUSIC STORE. a. w. wjuts. a. QTsato. WAEKEN & COSYNQTON, - ; s ' Doaler la ' - t .. . ,. Pianos, Melodeons, AatdVAlCfilOAI FlKaCIIASDlSK, Wn V W a TV Cl PT sun, j Tas a. A a w l t i . FA NOT GOODS. TOTS, Aa. , , I nf all kind Tuoed and Repaired. wauar, vioua, amtt Baste r tLUed, : : ' ianfi U
JOURNAL BUILDINGS, LOCUST BTHJCKT, BETWEEN TIBJST AND WATXB.
for ! RAILROAD TIM1S-TAB LE Takes Effect . Thursday, Hot. 9, 1865. EVANSYILLB CEAWFOBDSTILIE. ootao BOBTB. ' ZeeM. Arriv. Arrhn. Ivansvlllo. Vlncennes. T. Haute Anrnmmorlatlon. 8:40 A M I 10.-2T A H I 2:15m Mail :1SAM 1 11:47 am S:oO Yinoennss Acc'm 2:30f at I 6:16 M 1 .. ooiko so era. ' Lea. ' Leaf. Arrim. Terr Haute. Vincennse. E'vill. Vlneenne Ace'm I S:80aw 9:15 am Freight Aec'in :60am 1 H:S0 m I tKMpx Mail.... 8:20r m 6:34 m 9:07 M TEBBE HAUTE & ISDI1NAP0LIS. raoM Tias Birri. . . Xeae. Ijtui. . 12:05 A M 6:30 ri 11:16 AM 8:20 r m Nleht XxpreM.. Accommodation M.il ....1 :13 A M ..T :15 am .3:20 n -.4 :25 p M : OHIO & MISSISSIPPI S. K. ! 1 raoK THctHHca. i Going Bait. Oobtg Wtm Mail ... 1 :20 p m I 6 :6 r Xzprea ...... .10:66 r m I :O0& m Paaaengar for ' ST. LOUIS AID CAIRO leaving Evanirrille at 2: 30, P. M., make cloa connection with tbe O. A. M. B. B. at VKcennea; arriv at fit. Loot at 1: 30 A. M., and at Cairo at 6:60, A. M. SATURDAY., .JANUARY 6 City and State. Recorder's Court. There waa but one case before the Recorder yeBterday, and that was the case of Mr. Burgencracker, for obstructing the side-walks. The city is remarkably quiet and or derly. ; We doubt that there is another oity the size of onrs where law and or der so universally and uniformly pre vail. - It is death on local sensation items but an honor to the good citizens, Long may it continue so. tayTbe Indianapolis Journal says that owinir- to the large number of houses' built thia season, and the increas in? stringency of the times, there has been a marked abatement of rents with in the past six weeks. Houses that two months ago were rented for $4U per month now bring but $25. There seems to be no decrease in prices ia onr city. t . Major Williams, we learn from, the Warsaw Indianian, is about to construct a street railroad in that place, and that it will be completed by the 1st of May, Mr. Monfort, the Indiana Military Agent, recently deposited in the State Library, at Indianapolis, a pair of Eng lish handcuffs worn by several of our In diana soldiers while prisoners in Libby prison. ' , ' A meeting of the citizens of Frank fort and vicinity was held on Monday last, to take some action on the proposed railroad from Bellefontaine, Ohio to Lafayette, Indiana, in connection with the extension of the Evansviile & Crnwfordsvilie road to Frankfort. - A railroad meeting waa held at Anapolis, Parke county, on the 1st ultimo, to take into consideration the extension of the railroad from Rockville to Attica Fountain county. The Youngstown Ohio, Iron Company are now negotiating with tbe Atlantic Sc Chicago Railroad Company, with a view to the extension of the Attioa road to the point desig nated. Cotton Speculation.' The Indianapolis correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial says a magnificent cotton swindle, by which Judge Walker, former reading clerk of the National House of Representatives, Judge Hughes, of this State, and certain parties in New York, were diddled out of $20,000, has just leaked out The swindle was concocted by an' ex-rebel Colonel itemed James T, R. Allen, of Paris, Illinois, another young man of that place being his con federate, and was consummated in St. Louis last week. Allen's confederate professed to own fifteen hundred bales of cotton on Red River, which he sold to Walker, receiving $20,000 down, and was to get the balance when the cotton was delivered on the river bank. It ia also alleged that there was a plot to murder Walker, and thua possess themselves of the hundred and eighty tboa sand dollars which ho waa known to have. The plot waa confided to a gam bier in Paris named Whitaett, who blowed it Allen, and his confederates are still at large. ; - ' i1 . -i ' "' Amusements. Thb New Metropolitan. ihe au dience at the Theatre last night was not large bat appreciative- and attentive. Bella Golden formed the chief attraction in her impersonation of five characters in Satan ia Paris. The', piece waa well performed all through, and we were sorry that the houae was not crowded. ..To night Bella Golden takes a complimen tary benefit, tendered by the workingmen of Evansviile, and we hope the workingmen will all remember the lib erality of Mr. Golden, and the superior excellence of hia lady, and make it a rousing benefit Let the house be crowded to its utmost capacity. Tbe bill to-night is an attractive one. The Irish drama, "Kate Kearney" will be presented, in which Mrs. Golden will appear as Kate, after which she will sing Geo. P. Morris's song of "Main Track, or Leap for Life." The whole to conclude with the new comedietta "The Fool of the Family." As this is the last night of the winter season, we hope it wiil be made the grandest saccesf of the season. Do not forget, . it is Bella Golden benefit V V, - i AMUSEMENTS. - NEW IViETROPOLITAfll A'lrat Btraet, kMt. Vim mud Sycamore. MABTIN GOLDEN . Manager. B. 0. GBIXB30N.....Aoting A Stag Manager. COMFLIMENTABY BENEFIT - Tendered by tha Workingmen of KTanstul to BELLA GOLDEN Oa which occasion sh will appear In Kate Bear- . ney and Fool of tha Family. , . To-night tbo Irtaa Drama of , . Kate Kearney. After which Geo. P. Morris's Song of "Main Truclr,or leap for life." . To conclude with th new Faroe, - Pool of the Family. . ewaawanwasaai "Don open at 7. Th curtain will riss promptly at U toS o'clock. -Tes Bos Office will b open dally from 10 a, m. to 4 o'clock p. an., when seats may be secured 1VlUaeut KxtraClaarge. ' ) - Adminiatrator'a Notice.' "VTOTIOB IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE A! anderaignsd baa beea appointed Administrator of tbe estate of Henry Oeeeabers, dsceaaad. Said estate la supposed to be (olvent. aawSw F, W. OoSKNBE&O, Adnt'r,
Local IVbtices.
IS-Hof for your Tender-loins and
Spare-rib. Go to J. 1. Elliott & Sona
Tender-loins, Spare-riba, Sansasre I
Meat, Pigs Feet, Ac, Ac. Come early and be supplied at No. 82 Mais street
f-Mesar.. Barter & Co., at Head! ! old itand, keep . a fall eapply of Book and Stationery for tale. The Colonel and Chaa. Daria, Teteran aoldiera, hare laid aside the panoply of war and are now engaged in aupplying food for the mind. Giro them a call. Hollasd'b ' Life of Liscolb. The agent for thia work, Mr. Tillinshaat, ia Btopping in the citjQfcr the pnrpuae of procuring ordera for this valuable book, and we trait that tie will meet with success commenurate with the rare merits of the work. See advertisement else' where. .... ". : '. , tSfJ. D Condit advertises in today's paper that the vacant lota belonging to tbe beira of Iaaao Blackford, deceased, will be offered for sale daring this coming Spring. This is valuable property and will meet with ready Bales and high prices. Fob Sale A neat frame cottage, with three rooms and a cellar, oat-booses and ' other conveniences, situated on Canal, near Fourth, street. For terms, apply to Wm. C. Traaocx. jan5dlw. - - -. Pianos, PiAHoaWWe have , a assortment of Pianos to dispose of on the most reasonable terms. " ' - Jan5-3t . Wabbks k Cohtkoton. 8, A great reduction in Woolen Goods at Head & Mooney a.. . Nubias, HoodB) Breakfast Shawls, Sontags, La ' Double Shawls, Cloaks &c, at very low prices. UaU soon at .. . .. , ; Head & Mooset's, ' . I jan4d3t ' ; No. 40, Main St. . , Collector's Office Removed. The nndersignsd begs leave to inform the public that be has moved bis ofEoe to No. 3. First Street, opposite the Masonio Hall, where be may be found at all times daring business hours." ' ; i jan3dlw. . ; :,ii ;j0H SCHUBEBT, . i-,., " City Collector. , 130 Rewabd If Dr. Curran attempts to cure a patient's disease and makes a failure. And no cure, no pay. Office No. 95 Main street, opposite the Courtbouse. de2S-dot tSy Mark & Warren, at No. 18 Main street, are thia day receiving large ad ditions to their stock of Brass, Bronzed and Glass Hand-Lamps, Parlor, Kitchen and Dining-room Lamps; Earners, Wicks and Shades. Also, a fresh stock of- Lamp Chimneys. Flasks, Labelled Bottles, and Patent Bottle Stoppers. "" . Oar stock of Qaeensware, Glassware, and all otber goods in onr line, is very nlnte- Wa alaa have '200 Crates of Qaeensware to arrive within a few days, wnicn win oe soia at reauceu mica iur cash. Call and examine. de281w : . ; ; Wabbick Couhtt Obdebs. I will purchase two Warrick County orders if offered soon. A. Johnson, , Third street. JVIAMMOTII CLOTHUJG DOUSE. Clothing for Men and Boys, all ages. Furnishing Goods for Men ; and Boys, all ages. DOYLE & LOTSPEICH, .; Successors to Anspacher & Sons, -S.and 5 First Street, Efansvllle, lad. Have a splendid stock, bonght very low' and will tell lower for Oath than any house in the city. ,- , . No trouble to show goods, and everybody is invited to call and examine them. . J , - . . , ; ' i . COMMISSION. lk. o. K'rr,a, a. i. axscrti, no. a M'riaaAa. McFerran & Menefee, (LATE OF LOUISVILLE, KY.) conn i ssi on Merchants COTTON FACTORS, And Manufaturers' Agents for the Sale of Bale Rope & Bagging. 102:-aiaci--iq4 WEST COLUMBIA St (Between Vin and Bac Btreets,) CINCINNATI, OHIO. We Adopt this jtfethod Of lnformlnc onr old friend aad th trad gvnenilly, that we hav tbi day opened our houe ia Cincinnati for tbe transection oi a GEHERAL COMMISSION AND COTTON BUSINESS. In the Purchase and Sale - Of everything la th lin of Commission Mei cbants, we oner faeililiee equal to those of any nous, in tne westCash Advances Will be made on Produce of all kinds, and Salea rendered with promptneaa, and oa the moat UOerai term. cotton. . ' .: x :'.- To th's branch of our busineas ws propose to give particular attention, and we feel assured that with Our past experience ta the sale of tbi staple we can render e.risfaotkro to those shipping to a. Oar arrangement w 11 eoabt a to ssli sither In tbi market or tha Eastern cities, aa th owner may desire. Bale Eope, Bagging and Twine. Having the Agency for sal f esveral ohoio brand of Ksatnskv Bacelmar, we will all timia krep a supply of thees articlea from th beat factories. ,- . . . ; , . , , , , -; . ., . , India Bagging, t la roll or bales, will oe toond hi oar bouse. Plantation Supplies. ' To the Durchaae and shlnment of enoolle of aaa ainas, we win give aue attantloa, aon aeiieve inaiwe can lurnian ttMom. A,aa-d.( Flour, Farmlna Implements. &c fully aa low. on ordera. a if tb parti deelring th good were present. Very Bwpectfully, McFEBBAN MENEFEE. Cincinnati, Oct. 14, 1866. o27-2m FURS. A GOOD ASSORTMENT i .: j ,-; i S:i .1 if;-.aO . OF . 1 1 - - : JUST RECEIVED AT .. , lVo. T First Street nd vhars they will b sold ftt . , . REDUCED PRICES. Em A. CDOKH 00. d30-lm OYSTERS. OY8TEBS, 0YSTEB8.-60 CASES COTE OYSTEK3, Just received aad for aal at red need price by " - ' B. 8. KU8TON A OOv i K4 na, ev if pees rea.
BOOTS & SHOES.
J. S.RIGKER -DKALKBS BOOTS:---v"'!,:"SHOESs 3 Second Street. 3 VTT WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION f V of buyers at Boots & Shoes, to our Immense stock and extremely low price Am m are the oolv houe In th retail trade ia the city that have GOODS M ADM TO OBDEB, eeVafbr oar GOODS AT BET AIL aa low a th asm good are old at wholeeale, and aa cheap I aj any ratal' at la th Stat can buy. . Wa hav - - - Gcwed Calf Boots, made for a from th beat of (lock and in o parlor atjl. ' ' . I Pegged Calf Boots, fin and cheap I heavythe beat of goods, and very HEAVYi KIP BOOTS, , . ' Custom bottom. . , , i t Gum Boots and Shoes for LAdlesand exoallent Gum Boota for HUNT. IBS and all prous who ar expoeed t WATXB, BBOW.orMUD.j, , S BOS' BOOTS, mad to order from WHOLE STOCK ; tb boat Boet vr brought to thi market, and sold as low a sput-leatner boots ar aoia in mm yiB. --1 LADIES' POLISH BOOTS i. ain a-id. (Tin.. Calf, and Peb Calf flannel and linen lined the BtSX and MOST MECSMBOBM BOOTS MADE. . Serge Gaiters Tiaflbla and Single Sole very fin and very tylleh. The good ar made from patteraa go up by tu, aad will ba found jut th Gaiter that every lady want. r Onr stock of CHILDREN'S c TwrTtaavj'ta' Oa. . JUAOUUU shoes. iaalwsvs Dsrfect. W kwD everythlut la that line that can be called for. Our Calf Shoe for Girl, both Sewed and Pegged (Doubt Bole), ar operior to anything ia the market, and should t seen oy every pereoa- vat aaa gir. Beep your children' ft dry now, aad they will la In a atcck vt haaltb thia winter that will en able them to withstand tha attacks of diseaa Best spring. We (hall andeavor to had th trade, i styles and prioee, ia tb fatar, a w have la tba past. We have none but Good Goods. . ' SlaS1 & CO., - :No. 8 Second St. aep2-6m BANK NOTICE. BAF HOTICE. to the Stockholders of tbe Mer chants National Bank. THIS BANK HAS DXCLABED A SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND of EIGHT PER CENT, (fro of Government tai), paya"lle-l January Sth, 1SCS. " . By order of th Board. 1 Jao4d2w JOHN D. EOCHE, Cashier. CITY NOTICES. Notice to TkKCXMBEB 27, 1805. Contractors. Th Common Council of th City of Evanavill will rscelv Sealed Fropoaal until th xVth day of January, lb6S, for grading aad Nwl taring tba following street, namely : Mala atreet, between Water and First; fecund atreet, between Locaat and 8)Camore; " Third street, between Locust and Sycamore ; - First atreet, bet wee j Locust and Cbestnut; Second atreet, between Locaat and Chestnut; Second atreet, between Sycamore and Division ; v Third street, between Locuet and Chestnut ; Third street, betwren Sycamore and Divlalou ; Fourth atreet, between Main and Cbeatnut; Fourth street, between Mala and Sycamore ; Vine atreet, between eero-llne of Water etroet and th southwest sld of Third street ; Locust street, between the cnrb-line of Water atreet and the nortbeist aid of Fourth atreet. Speeificetiona may be aeen at this office. ,-, A. M. MoGBirr, ClerT. Oity Cletk Office. January 5 , 1866. , ' Union copy. JTOVEMBEB 87, 1865. - , OBDEB FOB A PLANK SIDE WALK. And now it I hereby ordered aad directed by th Common Council of tbe city of Evanavill that tb owner of all lota or part of lot, fronting oa or adjoining the west side of Harriet street, and between Fraaklia and Sixth atreet. In aaid city, causa the side-walks thereoa to be brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a aide-walk of Mas No. 8 to be laid down there, oa within thirty aaye from tb publication of thia order. . A M. McGBIFF, Cisrk. Oity Clerk' Office, Jaa. 6, I860. Jenl 3t (Union copy.) ' - -jS-OVEMBEB 27, 1866. , OBDEB FOB A PLANK SIDEWALK. Aad row it ie hereby ordered and directed by th Common Council of the city of Evanevilie, that th owner of all lot or put of lot fronting oa or adjoining tb east aid of Fulton avenue, and between Eighth and Ninth streets. In said city, cause the sidewalks thereoa to be brought sa the psoper grade, aad that tbey eauae a sidewalk of class No. 8 to be laid down thereoa within thirty day from tb lubiieatioa of thi order. , . . A.M. McGBIFF, Cork, Oity Clark' Office, Jan. 6, 1866V Jen6-3t Onion copy. JOVEMBEB 27, 1869. OBDEB FOB A PLANK SIDE-WALK. And bow it is hereby ordered and directed by th Common Council of th eity of Xvansvili that tb owners of all lot or part of lot, fronting on or adjoining tba east aide of Waahicgtoa atreet, and between Ann and Jefferson streets, in aald city, cause the side walka thereoa to be brought to a proper grade, and that taey eaaee a aide-walk of class No. 2 to be laid down thereon within thirty daya from tbe publication of tbia order. A. M. McGBIFF, Clerk. . Otty Clerk' Office. Jan. a, 1866. . Jan6-3t ' . Union copy - STOVES AND TINWARE. II. E. BLEMKER HAS BXMCVXD FBOM HIS OLD STAND oa Main (treat to hi new house, No. li Second Street, between Main and Sycamore, and received a large addition to hia atock of ware, ao that now he baa the largest aad best (elected stock ia the city of Plain arnct Fancy Tinware, COO KIN 9 AND HEATING STOVES,' MANTLES, MANTLE FBONTS, Th very beet ENAMELED G BATES, fin and common, SKILLETS AND LIDS, , OVENS AND LIDS, ! 6UGAB KETTLES, DOG-IBOKS. 8MO0THIN3-IB0N8, fancy and common, UOAJa H01S AND VASXH, -BBITANNIA WABX, IBON, TINNKD, AND ENAMELED WABX, and everythlng'connected with the bnjlnan; in (act, a general aaeortment or ; Horn FarBlatUxta; Oed. i SsT A good assortment of Tinner' Stock." I All Jobbing, rack aa GOTTXBING. BOOJING. ic, don at short notice. , . ; w , All warrerted aa represented. ) Offer to sell cheap, at whoiesal and retail. i Order sollolted. decS tf GAS-FITTING. &c. ROSAJLD HSHEU, OAS and STEAM FIFE 7ITTEB, " Sealer In . OHANSKLIXBS AND GAS FIXTUBXS. Gas-Fittiac in all its departments attended to With promptness, aad work warreuted. Shop tat th old stand, in . Ho. 81 LOCUST STBEET, , Between tint aad Second, , - Jn4 1m " -n-- - ' Ewwllla, Iud. , BRAN. c TONS BBAH A GOOD ABTICLE IN store and for sal by .. . -, , , I. C CBwOUCaXT A OO, sTo. WatsrSt. 4ec28.
IRiver ItemsTo Of a Bivta Faicasa. Wa reapectfullT ask
the offloe re of eteamboata arrlvinc at thia port, to furnish a with memoranda, manttieata, ana all othor lnteiligenoa relating to the interact of the river. Bnch lavora wiu tueet wttn in (rneei ap preciation, if addressed to tbe Biver Ed tor Evana. villa jovmbal, ana leu wiin aitiier 01 ins wunbout. Bir md Wtatlur. The river ba receded about aichteen inch lino oar last report, and is still falling. Yesterday waa a delightful day and warmer tbaa th day before. It waa clear all day. ' Arrival aud Leparturfi. Ths arrival and de parture (Ino onr last report Include tb B. K1 Doskeraoa, from Green Biver and return ; Emma Floyd, Cincinnati to Naehvtll ; Collier, for Plttsbaig; MinneoU. CincinnatU to Memphis; Hot man. from Louisville and . return ; J. P. Webb, from Nashville; W. B. Carter, for New Orleaaa; Darling, Cincinnati to Memphis Misesfiaaeoiu. BnslneM on th Wharf yeaterasy waa moderate. A good deaf of freight was bandied, bat basinet wa by no mean U ly The W. B. Carter cam down heavily loaded for New Orleans, and took on considerable freight at tbi port The J. P. Webb turned up all right, and cam into port with a felr trip from Nashville. She left last arealng with a good trip, and ws hops she will be able to baild op a fin trade between this port and that. .For several day th Melnotte has bwn receiving freight her for New Orleans, and she has now a good load, and will poaitively leave to-day for New Oxkana ..Th Minneola had a fair trip for Hew Or leans. .......Th ITormaa .yesterday entered th trad aa a regular TuesJay and Friday Lonlivlll packet, and will make regular trip oa those day Borufter, f ' '-. ' f auiauiii vkom ona ixcBaaon. The St. Loni Democrat of ta 4th coa talus th following: The stesimer Miaalebad jait rounded out yeaterday, at Oairo, to coma to eulphur Spring, ta load lor the Arkansas, when ahe collided with a Monitor, rec ivlng anon-injur ie that aba begaa to AIL Observing ber ind iitrtsi, the Oen. An derson raa alongside and took on ber passengers. and both lloated together a snort distance down th band, and th Minute sank to ber pilot houae. lb wrecking or bell boat Underwriter ralaad steam at th Cairo wharf, and was ooa at th work, and th private dispatches containing the arov Information, etaled that th Minnie wonld be raiaed. Her cargo, received rrp tbe Arkanaas, waa etiil on boord, and coaeiated of eottoa, Ac. Captain Coanel waa in charge captain tsnew having coma to Beim iioois som aays ago. Th Minnie was a new boat, and in oearly every. thiag waa prbep. the beat tern-wbee'.er an oat She was valued at 145.000, and owned by Captaiu A. H. Bbaw, one-halt, and atorphsm at uro., on half. Bh wa Inaa ed lor sso.oou in all. Tbe Loulsvlll Courier of th 6th says: . ' t Tba river contlnne to fall very fast, with only S leet 6 Inches water In the canal by th mark at dark last evening. Duricg tb p-evious 21 hsur it had fal'en 3U lnche at th head of th falls, and 7i feet at Portland, a very rapid decline.' , un ta iati taas cvning tnere were evt ijs teamboat water dwn eiti-er tbe middl or ladian chute, and th river falling slowly. Th Cincinnati Commercial of the 6th aays: At Pittsburg the river ia falling, with 5 feet la tb channel last nignt ty in moncn the Moncn gaheia mark. Her tb river baa receded 3 feet during ta twenty-lour boar ending last atgnt. There ar 26 feet bene to Louisville. There are S feet over the falls, and 20 feet on tbe ahoaleet bar along tb Lower Ohio.- navigation ia attil auapended In tne Mississippi rrom 1 1. Loms so uairo by Ice. There 1 tea fcot and falling in tbe Cum berland. Captain Harh Campbell, late of tb Peytona, received intelligence yesterday that after an al most Interminable law anltol lea years, relative to tb invention of tb "steam capitaa." tnat baa been awarded heavy damage for aa Infringe ment on Hi patent, uaptatn uampoeii, we un derstand, goes East to-day to receive hi Just re. ward. , : . Tb St. Loot Democrat of tb Sth say : Th river is falling. Ia regard to tha tea, It la for all practical pnrpoara a atrang and aafs a thoroughfare aa lbs whaif itself. Koough aura ic Is being takes oat to supply th city at a cheap rate through tbe summer. Hundred of wagooa o along on tba eurfac rapidly and eonndently. A dispatch yesterday, (mm Cairo, to Oapt. M. 0. Ksnv. announees that tb 1. S. MoCuna, which bad proceeded np tha Mle.ia.l5pi f r Sulphur Springs, to load for W n ta Hirer, round sac heavy Ic tbat eh returned to Cairo and le d op Tha person seadlag tbe dispatch thought tba to was about gorging in Dwvootn nena. we isern that there ia freight amwuntiag t aom hundred of I Jns Ivini at HulDhurtow. awaiting Shlpmaat South. We hope, and expect It will be found, tbat .tba les nas not cioata at uogtootn, ana mat navi gation will continue mm Cairo to Balphurtown. BOAT LI1VIK TO-DAT. The Calumet will be tb regular Cairo packet for to-day, la place of tba Armada. This 1 a pleasant boat, officered by courteous and affable gentlemen. 8b IU afford delightful peasag for all who choose to travel that way, and tba bast aocom n odat ion for sh Ipper. ' Tba Boa Hit will be th regular Ioulvill packet to-day. W need aot apeak a word for her or her officer, a ah is sura ta have bsr share of freight and people. Th B. K. Donkerson will leave for Green Biver to-day, with Captain D 'ink water ia command and John Adam la tb efftos. Th Duskereon is a faat and a pleasant craft, and her 0 (Boers ar po lite, agreeable, and accommodating. TheMeinott leave for Nw OrUaas to day. Sba can take some more freight and accommodate any aumber of pasaenger. A CARD. T. a. MAmaw, Let of Louisville, Ky. w. a. lOLLSv-roa, Late of Louisville, Ky. MATTHEWS, & ITJLLEET0N, DEALERS IN . . . Agricultural Implements. EDS, WOOD AND WILLOW J7ARE, AND- , . HOUSE FURHISHINa ARTICLES, No. 46 Main Street, ; . EVANSVILLE, INDIANA BoS tf FAMILY GROCERY. FAMILY GROCERY!! Griffith Blythe, 130 MAIN ST - 130 1T7X WOULD BXBPKCTTULLY INFOBU V V the citizen of Evansviile aad. the people ft! aerally, tbat we have opened a First Cla tore, at No. 138 Main Street, for the sale of Fancy f: Staple GROCERIES, 8UCH AS MEATS, BREADSTTJFFS, FRUITS, y. TEAS, . . coffees; SUGARS,OYSTERS, &c.,. ?& rraT. A full stock of which we shall keep constantly oa hand for the benefit of these who may Savon aa with their tt"nag. ? tT K HO At the Lo west Current Prices GBIFFITH A BLYTHE, 1SS Main Street. nf GROCERS.; a. i. sinn. a. h. baiw. DANIEL & ' K AHN, - WBoussAa nuasi n - '.. Groaerlea, WIb,' Llqwara, Cigars, Cottom Tara, S sUla , aVe., . . - ,- : Ho. S Water St, bet. Mala an d Locust, Jaall-Sm BVAN9VIL LB. IND. DEAD Sl 3IEXIFEE, r Wholesale Grocers, fV Aad Dealer la Liquors,' Wines, Nails, Glass, Cotton, Yarns, Spices, wooden :s T.Wwre,.., e. r 1C lVo. 13 Main Street, (Opposite Branch Bank, . ' ' j EVANSVILLE, - - - INDIANA AT AUCTION. House and Three Lots at Auction. THX SUBSCBIBXB, BEING ABOUT LEAV. ing the city, will offer at publio auction toe residence aow occupied by him; alao, one hone and carriage, with harness, and on very fine cow; together with hi parlor, silt og room, aad kitchen furniture, Braasele carpet, ingreia carpet, aociablee, cofa, centre tehuta, parlor organ, what-not, chandelier, bureaus, cane chairs, stand tables, Ac, As. Sal to take place oa WBDN BSDAY, January iota, at tea- o'clock, at hi teaitkaca on Church atreet, between Cherry and Oak. Term Of sale Cash la hand. Jatf (lit X, M. eXBOHfl, '
REGULAR PACSSia.
Evatisville and Louisville Packet. I : . j ,Th Fine Steamer" f r S 0,Jtt M A .N . , H. DANIELS ...M..Captalo. Will ply a a Begalar Packet between Kvanavtll and Loulevllle.leavlagEvaarviiieTUESDATSand FBIDATS, at 4 o'clock P. M , and leaving Louisvilla MONDAYS and THUBSDATS at 6 o'clock J6-sf ; ." r. ' JNO. B. HALL, Agent. RegularFriday Paeket for KaihThe Elegant Passenger Steamer - J. P. WEBB, J. HAM THBOOP, ..Master. T. W.WILSON, ..Clerk. leaves Evanavill .very FRIDAY at o'clock P. M.. Freight received and receipted for at aU hoar by i nusius t w , Agent. FOB NEW OBLXANS. - - : SSI Zka Bsgnmr Xvanavllle and New Or lean Prcket. MKL.KOTTK, C. A. GBACX.. .Master, .v r er" nsgl. will positively leave .",.;.:.'"" ni an way landings, onBAX USD AT, Jan. 6. at 10 o'clock A. M. J zt JNO. B. HALL. rent. Eegular EvansTille andEastport Th splendid new aide-wheel Passenger Steamer CALUMET, JOHN F. McLAIN, Master: A. H. EDWABDa, Clerk, Will leave Kvanavi'Ie for lastport and all Inter, mediate Tennea Biver landing .... EVERT TTJESDAV, t PJM. For fre'ght or pauag apply on board. dec29 tf ! SHIPMENT. 40 Cents per lOO. JOH9T B. HALL E7ILL BEOEIVE FREIGHT and 8lg tot V V It Thraagh to aov nolnt on tne Cum. ber land Biver below Natbviile, - ; ' Shippers and buyers can sdrano their own In. terrste by sending their good to HALL'S Wharfboat. ' dec25 dtf GREEN BIVER PACKET. rpHK FLEET AND ELEGANT BTEAMEB ' K. Dunkerson, DBINKWATEB, Muter, 9 w Will leave Svauville every Monday od Thursday at 6 o'clock p.m. for ' Bowlina Green and all w&v nnrta. For freight or naaaae- annlv am hrrii i dec21 dtf . , i . 1866.. ..1863 )-) ; EvansTille & KashVllle Semi-Weekly , racaeis. LKSILEOTI, CaMPBiix Master ; J. P. WEBB, Baowa ..............-...Maater Wll I form a regular line, the J. P. WEBB leaving a,vanviu every rKlUAI at 3 r. ., and Naab. Villa very MONDAY at Sv. at. !;-, ( Th LRNI LEOTI leaves Xvanaville evarr TUESDAY at 3 r. ., aad leave NasbviU vy m a ' g aa Q r. m. - . . hi arrangsmeot I permanent, and tha proprietor of th line hope, by strict attention to buslnees and th intereste of shippers and com-, fort of paeeagers, to merit a liberal and peraw nent support. With many thaoki for past favor. we respectfully solicit a continuance or patronage from our old friende. For freieht or nanm annlv to dec20 COX A HUMPHKXT. Arsnte. U.S. riAiL.. Evansviile Cairo SemiWeekly Mail Lino.r i r f " ' - - - ii.i THE ELEGANT NEW PA8SEN0EB BTEAMEB i CAPT. JOSH. Y. TOBOOP, ' CHXEMEE! ; cApr.w.i.iowTn. LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVEEY . MONDAY, -- ' THUBSDATaad WEDNESDAY,. , , 8ATUBDAY. . ! ; At 3 o'clock P. M. . LEAVES CAIRO EVEEY TUESDAY, FBIDAY and THUB8DAY, SUNDAY, On Arrival of the Train. ar These boat ha. re beea refitted entire, and are now in ft rat r&t order f.r the accommodation of passenger. b7 Freights received at all boors by . - HUSTON A OO Ageatsv Begular Tuesday Packet Evans viile to Nataville. Ths elegant Light Draught Steamer ARGOSY, d VANDK0 Birr, Master. - . . Will leer Evanevilie for Nashville, a a regular packet. UVXBY TUESDAY, at 4 o'clock D m. declCdtf Regular Friday Packet for Fadu- . cah, Johnsonville.and Eaitport Th elegant Ltght-Dranght Steamer i - SAM. ORR, Hodge Browa, Master, H.O. fiilbert, Clerk, i Will leave Evanavill every Friday at 4 o'clock p m. for tbe above and aU intermediate pone, making connection at Johnson vlll . with the Bailroad foe Nashville, and at Xestport with the regular packets for Florence, Alabama. . Por freight or passage apply on board or to decUdtf HUSTON A CO., Agent. EvansTille, Shawneetowa and Paducan Begular Low-Water Packet. ; ; , Tb Fine Btdrme r ;L I ADA LYON, JK4BB Q. BCBBY,....,.-..-.MA8TEB. WM. H. CONAHT.-.. IrTTuva JPAT- BUBK fCLXBKS. Tb ADA LYON vlll ran regularly between the above points, leavicg every Friday and Tuesday at 18 M. Eh w.ll take Cairo freight and p si Sanger., re-shipping at Paducab. Thia arrangement ia permanent daring lewwater, and paaseng r can rely on her remaining in tc trd anring low-water aeaaon. For freight or paasage apply on board. oc26 tf Courier copy, Newburgh and Evansviile Packet. Steam Propeller - wjy r it a vr -e r GC yj j. ax. x tr' in i JEHU A. ANGEL... -.MA8TXB. will leave Newburgh every day, (duaday excar ted), at o'otoca, a. m , arriving at Bvanaville et S o'clock, conoectingwlth the Beilroad. Wiil leave Evansviile for Newburgh at 2 o'clock. p. m., positively, arriving as aewourgn at ar Will commence regular trip, Oct. 6, 1865. ror iretgni or passage apply on board, or to I JOHN B. HALL, or COX A HUMPH BEY, Svansvflle, otT-tf UNION BELHEL, NewburgK MILLINERY. A S SELLING OFF THX LADIES WOULD DO WELL TO CALL Mrs. McCormiiJk's bfor purchasing elee where, aa ahe is es'Ilng off ber MUiiaary Stock and other Faacv Notion AT COST, aad will continue to do eo until tbe 10th of January, oa account of going to make a change a tae store. .- - j, - - i ,-s .eucz aim 'tiff i PAPER WAREHOUSE. : i f! . NEW WH0LESALX PAPER WAEEHOUSE, ' 290 ! Main street, South side, bet seventn ana JSigntn, Z.OTjaS'VEIsIE, iC-Sr. j, WM- CROMEY, , . Wholeeale Dealer in ' ' ' PAPXBOF ALL KINDS, . r : BONNET B0AKDS,x . . , BINDSCft'B BOABDSi V ! ; ' CABD BOABDS, -! INVBLOFXaV, PBINTING INKS, Ac Havtnc bad nearly tweaty year' ezDerienee in thi branch of business, I feel confident I can make it to the Internet of all persona baying aaner to examine my atock before making purchase. Orders by mail or otherwise shall receive prompt attnetion. ,' - 5 " Highest market price la cash paid far Baa, Hemp, Grne Bope, o al7-Sm GUNNIES.3 JUST BECXTVETJ backs: 8,000 New Gunnies, for shslled Cora. 2,000 ti band. .000 Barlaos. . f i o! I, lis? H By - 1. O, PTJ80UCHET A CO., avsss . uo.v water street,
REGULAR PACKETS.
1S65. 1S6S. Speed, Safety J and Comfort. ' LoTusville, ; Evansviile . ' AND . ; y-t neinpliis Packet"' Oompany. Th Klafuit PaiHafar ltBr OEO. O. HART,. BBUOX ALV0BD 0APTAIN. ..CLE&X. AND aaawj ewaar awani W ' , m -m j j jg SAM ARCHIB... XD. JUDGE ..CAPTAIN. CLXBK. A BE tha Bewalar Packet tor LouHvllls aad A. Memo hi a each boat making on trip par For freight or passage apply on board, or to JOHN B. H ALL, Or 1 ao27 tf COX A HUMPHBETS, J" M,MU. S. HAIL LI HE. Louisville and- Henderson Semi-Weekly Mail Line. Th Elegant New Passenger Steamer i2aiROSE HITE! aabon ballad:.t .Captain. JT.T.MCCOMBS, FBANK HUBBT - Captain. ' Will lean Evmcevllle every Monday, " Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday. no28tf COX A HUMPHBET, Agent. COMMISSION. Brown, Dunkerson "&Co., EVANSVILLE, IND. 7 CoiiiiniEsioii Ileicli'ts - -' ' AND C-: : " - FORWARDING AGENTS. . Also, Erpecial Agents forth"- : oej ellefbutaln o COTTON EXPRESS ; ' ." a " t - -1 ' ' .-,. - , AND EBIX TBANSPOBTATIOSTOO. Given, Watts &. Co.. Tobacco and Cotton ! ) ' : PACT0RS, GENERAL COMMISSION ,. MEBCHANT8, FINANCIAL AND TBANSBnirrufu Auk-NTs, - I ., "S New Orleans, La. , GROCERIES. Old. Pioneer J. P. ELLIOTT, No.' 82 Main Street, HAS ON HAND, AND CONSTANTLY BE. ceiviog, a barg aad well selected (lock of OKOCEBIKI ANDPBOV1SIOSS, such as MEATS, DRIED JSD CJNSED FRUITS, 8VOABS. COF TEES, SPICES. , WOODEN AND WILLOW WARM. Also, Agent for DUPONT and MIAMI FOWDEB COMPANIES. A large stock of klfle, Bleating, aud Canister Powder a! way oa head at Mo. 8i MAIS STREET. decS GROCERIES. GROCERIES DRESSED POULTRY. HOMINY, BUCKWHEAT J FLOUR, and other delloacles of the eeaaoa, In good supPly VICKERY BROS., "' r 132 MAIN STBEET dc21 COMMISSION. E. H. 7AIBCHILD CO., Commission Merchants; 8a MAGAZINE BTBEET, ' . H. Fairchild. I ' . . John W. Bingham. uia.aas. aov2 dem N. Wlllard. . Samoal L. Porter. WLLLABD & FOBTEB, ; FOEWABDINO aad Commission Merchants, aad Dealer la all kind of Prod no. sy Liberal advance made on consignment. , - NO. 11 WATKB 8TBEKT, EVABSVILLE.IND CARPENTERS. SCOTT A SCOriILD, CABFENTEBS AN D JOINEBS, Shop on Water St, fool of Leet, ' . EVANSVILLE, IND. All kind of bona teamboat work don ia tb best manner. ocll-3m FEED. Chopped Feed. WI ARE JUST BXCXIVINO IN ST0BX 600 boehela of chopped wheat screenings, which a food for milk cow, ia much superior to shiptun and bran. Tboee who wish tbe largest no. aibl yield of milk from tbeir cow had better try it- Jt. B. uo rum m uu., epte. - - , . e. ju. wstar Btreec PHYSICIAN. DK.W. G. RALSTON, Physician & Surgeon, OFFICE 0!t THIED ST, Over the Office of Col Jot. O. Jonet.) anglO - COAL. More Coal Coming. NAVIGATION" 13 BKSTJMED OK ' GREEN rive., aad JOSEPH 8TEWABT A CO. wiU have a iuddIv of Green Biver Coal at the EvensI villa wharf to-dav. A wubdIv will be kept conI stantiy oa haad.' - " ,.( . &4iiaA J - Omce a-oba s twat owr. ,
DRY GOODS.
WHOLESALE . AND ... c. - tl" ; "RETAILi ry Goods! EVEBTTHING IBT THE STAPLE AND TAN 0T DBF GOODS Una. and at tba lowaai price, can always be found oa hand at HEAD & MOONEY'S, " Ho. 40 Main Stxat. " ' A n hnrera of Drs Oood an rMDetfully iavtted to giv a a call, a w will SELL CHEAP. ;3-im. TINNERS. ' JOHN SCAITTLIIT, WhoUaal and Betall Dealr la Tin-Ware, Stoves, Grates, Hollow-Ware, Copper, 8bt Iroa Japan War, No BB Main St above ad, Xvanavtll, Ind. Mr Job Work promptly azacuted, ia tha beat manner. Order eoltetted. BANK. Third Quarterly Report rVI TR1 MEROHANTS' NATIONAL BANK KJ of Evansvilla, Indiana, on tha mointog of tba Crat Monday of January, 1806. BES0UBCES. Bills discounted....... ..285,726 15 V. a. Boada deooaitrd with Treasurer for circulation-...;... 859.000 00 U. 8. T 8 10 Treaanry Note oa hand.... 67.2H0 00 UM tram ttailonet Banks .. 31,213 TO Du from othe Bank and Bankers 4.646 89 Office furniture end fixture 6,0u0 00 Current Bxpeaae,, 4.778 36 80S AO Bemittaaoea and other cash Ittraa , . L Cash on hand, via: ! National Bank Noe....u.8 6,tt3S 00 State do . do , 6H8 00 Legal Tender ..,. 89,V!ri on do do uom. ini...... xu.oiv w -116,686 68 $M,3 10 1IABILITIB3. Capital Stock Circa lation.Individual t'epolU., 360 000 90 m.coo oo 11W.H18 19 .. 43,734 81 Front aad Loas........... 8364.963 10 8TSTE0F INDIANA, flnnnt Af VaadnrbDrrh. t I. John T Koche. Cashier af th Merchant.' National Bank, do hereby aolemnly swear tbat th above (tatement 1 troe, to tba best of my knowledge and belief juhb mi. auuna. iiii, Sworn and subscribed to before me, that second day of January, 1866. - Jas-rnw ' . a, a. nusanawja, . QUEENSWARE. FIEM. s.aatw.wsessssssm J.W. BARBOUR & CO. QUEENSWARE J CHINA, --AHD . GLASSWARE, LAMPS, Itnives " and For Us, , 1 ' ttc., dc AiHSTew Stock! ' ; IN 0BEAT VABIETY. .1 - COME AND SEENo. 4 FIRST STREET, (BOOM FOBMEBLT OCCUPIED Br CONTINENTAL BANK.) dec22 dtf WHOLE 3 ALE NOTIONS: Buy ITour ITotions of a Notion House. It bd W o CO . rrs iaj --a OSrA' 2 r5 r3 - M 0 cs .- p. , cj W 2 tcBf,H rSSg o oa tXJC3r-l i . t. jes maamtn s . I; SHIRT MANUFACTORY. "L, J.SMITH'S SHIRT MANUFACTORY, KTo.O Oooond Ot, j (ra BBAt's axorvi.) SHXBTS MADX TO CRD '.B FBOM MEABurment and a fit warrantad. A (took . ready .made Shirt aad Collars always on hand, and at price that will a oil the purchaser. Tacking Skins, Sticking Bosom, Ac, don. with Beatnees aad dspatoh. - Thankful for peat lavora, the sobeoriber respect faily aoliolt a ooatnaaoa of the patronage -at B a rally basfwsd far ta peat five pear. ,-- -- . . i. awvws( HOTELS. .Washington House, COBl OF MAIN ft THIBD STS., .. I C EvansviUe, Ind. - JAMIS i, BACOX PEOPEIXIOBS. . wk. Free Omnibus, ntoaisg to and from tb dw.,.,. . ,7tf
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u at. iir .0. a.a-r.w BAIRD & START, (Snceesaora to W. M. Aiitmaa A ru t GENERAL AQElTTs iroauce, Forwarding and svumiAixBsion merchants, WAaailUhE, ISO. Befer to H. Q. Wbaeler. Pr. . ... Bank, and Sam 1 Orr. Vlce-P. .".".""""V National Bank . airaoavut AQ.tV.T9 FOB OHIO BIVEB SALT CO nil f BIGGS. LITTLE d (JO, ArcTiojAjrflcoMMissmi MERCHANTS, ' Real Estate and GESESAL AGENCY BTTSTTTRaa Mala tnrt, adjoining Banking Hons of Watte'. ". fadncah, Kntacky, CocslrnmenU aolicltMt. 111. 1 Vance mad n Don ttarrh..ri, . 1 .'T . . rr," wlX'co-i! oroca, Byun Oo., Henry Enders, Jaaea O. Oalboun. Sheriff. oc24.1. J. CDISOUCIJET&CO.. ' Forwarding, Canmission AND Produce Merchants. VJa 1 Q Val. TIT.. Ol a ' v. av, iiviis vv abci otrcoG. (Orr Blocs, next door to M. Dairall) )EVAKSVlL.I.ii, - . AAIilAIVA. OCIl. JOSEPH WIST j i t : j t T. W. NETTILTO-f. West U ITettcltoD, connissioii AND FO RVVA RDI HQ Merchants, , ' COB. P0YDEAS & XA0AZI52. lXevr Orleans, )La ': ' BEFEBENCES; -Kvaxsvtlls W. J. Lowry, Xso.. Job D. Boche, Cashier. Mocnv Vaaaoa. o. M. Leavenworth, Casta r, X. T.Sullivan, Esq., John A. Mann, Esq. ' CmciaMATI. N. G Netttetoa, Esq. I- lP ep,6ia. W. JA8. JOHNSON T. T. WBIGHT .Lata Walt A Johe. n. ,..0f Madhwa, led. JOHNSON & WRIGHT, COTTOri FACTORS, Coimniss'n Ilerchanta FOEWABDINO A STEAMBOAT Agents, No. 282 FRONT ST., (0or. Court St. Up Stairs), Memphis - -. -. -. Tenn. sep4-8ra JOHN B. HALLi FOBWARDI.NG ' AND COMMISSION !VIJEltClIA.jXri Steamboat Aspect and Wharf-boat Proprietor, EVANSVILLE, - - ; INDIANA. THE partnership heretofore existing und r th firm of Hall A Budd, Forwarding and -jui-mission Merchants, Steamboat Ageuti and V harf beat Proprietors, is thia day dissolved by mutual con sert. Joha B. Hall having bonght oct the interest of 0. B. Budd, all business of the old firm will be' settled by John B. Hall, who will continue the bnslnee as heretofore. - JOHN B. HALL, O. B. BUDD. W. H. MoMakib T. T. WaiT N. B. Waiasrr. McMakin, Wright & Co., ST0BAGE, FOEWABDINO. AND COMMISSION KERCHANI3, And Dealers In all kinds or Weii m Produce Haj, Corn. Oats, Bran, floor, Bacon, Lime, Cement, sjLC. tC stC. No. 3 PROMENADE ST., (Elliott' Block, foot of Jefferson Street, opposite Steamboat Landing), Memphis - - - Tenn. ep4-6a BBI0G3 & WALTERS, 1Hbarf boat Proprietors) 'nv.si HecelvlnCa Forwarding: and Commlsalon HERCHASTI, Eastport - - MIm. lJSm MB w nonusxi IM BBEW OULEAS, p. G. 0 ' R I L E Y , (Formerly of Xvanavllle, lad.,) Gcno al Comniicsio AND MERCHANT. PRODUCE Wtrsi CMKBim.sits Ba Halted. HO. IS POTDBAB BTBEET, OOBHEB OF EZW LBVEB 8TBXKT, KW OBhEAHI, L.A. Betsreace The Great West. . T P. S. Bosonrhet X Co., OKNfcBAL FOEWABDINO & C0HJIIS3ID:J HKHCIUSTS, No. 83 Poydras St., Xevr Orleans, I a. 4T Factors for sal of all kind of Vt Mtera and Boatbara Prodnoe. Conslgameau and orders solicited. B.gl-ttm a. e (PtcaXABD. a. Lia. " Promptnees " onr Motto "fiatlsfeotlso " onr Aim. PEOPLE'S WARKIIOL'SK. SPICELAND& TYLER, (Successors to S. K. Ford.) COMMISSION & FOUWASDIKO TOBACCO FACTOJiS ABO Wholesale Grocers, Cauton, Ey. ao22.8m i ' a.. Bsracasv. i.i. wmmtu HAYHTJEST & WHITTAICEE, Produce and Commission 25.i;orol3.iaxxt , No. 6 Water St, (next to B. i arrs . ; EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. HISHEIT CASH PBICK PAID WOii Wkitt, ' Oata, ' Bean, . Vim. Bead, lisu-d, ' 1'riiovr, . Dried A'rmlt, B.evrx, r. a. nut aar. . mm. F. H. Elmnan & Co., commisj?ion, FORWARD 1 1 f ; , AND STORAGE, Cor. Water & Locust ; - EVANSVILLE, IND. Agent for Dodd'e. Macneale ami ' Fire Proof Bale; Krala'a Celsbrated K- - Alao oa band, a fall sasortment of An- , jjpUanau, Fairbenk'e Scale. Ac., Ac. i AaToaaaLacsmoaa.li rTa. a :... 4 W. Front St., Cin. lvan.v i j, 8. M. 3ABI0S & Ctr., Contmiasion and Forwarding; MK ROM AWT , 17 Tchonpitonlaa sfee. New Orleans. La ayB(ar to Joha W. Ell... 1.. l . i b'k, Cincinnati; Sa-u'l Bayard, Esq., Cash. raaavlli Natl Bank, B reus Mile. Ind.: Foster Brother, Cla.,, ol&.jo Baowa, Subebasob A Co X. SCMSI.AJ..... Ivansviilr, la). .Nsw Albaay, Ind. Forwarding & Commission Merchants, ' NEW ALBANY, INI. AGENTS FOB THI BELLEFONTAINE COT- ' - TON XXPBE8S. . e34-3ia AUCTION. lilUABl KELSOX, U. S Auctioneer, , Eat Hemmed hit Auction room ti J NO. 27 LOCUST ST.; (vote bm aaiow ras bbbwoo Bocsa), Whsrs he will attend to all kinds of Ac;l baai. Bess: To the selling of Merchandise, Wag -Jus, Oarrlagea, Horse, and Bee.1 Estate. Auction daya TUESDAY, TEUBSDAY aad SATO bVDAY of each week. Ceab advance on ounsigamrate. Befer ta all th oitiaeu of KvaatvllI who know bim. Will give b whola time to hi bual-. al4 DISSOLUTION NOTICE. NOTICE IS HXBEBT GIVEN, THAT THE partnership heretofore esleilnp titw.a Mstt. MeKlnaey, W. B. Eltlncto. M. I . kaoon, and T. T. Watson, under tb nam enj atvie of McKinne, Ellington A Co., Is tbi dr y d ..j,d by mataal coceenC Tbe boa' nee of Ic? c-ld ft r ta will be settled by W. B. Ellington, at Caatou, Kentucky, aad T. T. Watson, lreorl,i, lud. The honee formerly occupbid by this t rm is tur rent. For particulars. Inquire of T. '" Waiau, ar Balrd A Start, Bvansvilie, Ind. MATT. MolIlWNVf.. : ; .. w. b. KLi ii-lo.i. ' t. t. Wat si. dc!3 dial M. L. BAG ,
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