Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 212, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 April 1859 — Page 3

ihe Pailti lournal. WM'NKs At BHtWfM4. p in i 17 ivrtlle A CrAwfordsvtlU I .isjabe road. UK I' ART I BBS Acrotnnvxlat ion Train Mall Train ARRIVALS. fc.no a. I0 3n .12.15 p . 7.10 Local aid Misfellaiieoti. The undersigned it prepared to contract to dalifer immedialelr two hundred tons I northern ice, upou cheap terms. He may be Brtn at Brown k Aikmans this day only. T. C. BoaTow. sjsBbs The Grand Division of Son of Tern peraace will bold their semi-annual meeting in the Odd Fellow a Hall at 9 o'clock this morning. tBMT Mr. Robert Kennicult, an ardent young naturalist, left Chicago on Monday, and entered on a journey overland to the polar aaa. Hs object is the pursuit of bis iavonte science. He expects to return in 1661. Tbe Grand Jury have found, to far, twenty-seven indictments against persons for various offences. It will donbtlese be an impossibility to dispose of the half of them, this terin of the Court. VYe almost begin to doubt the propriety of locating the new penitentiary iu tbe Northern part of the j Matc. TiLasTuN s Gallkby. Yesterday we saw at Tileston's Gallery, photographic portrait full life size of Dr. George B. Walker and his lady, which preeent most perfect living likenesses of tbe originals; as specimens of the perfection to which the art of photographing has ieen advanced, they are worth inspection. Tbe friends jf the Doctor and Mrs. W. will, of course, go to see them. We learn that the negatives wete taken here, and the painting was done by an artist in Louisville. Tbe Messrs. Tileeton have now tbe means of furnishing the most perfest effigies and counterfeit presentments of all vrhu wish to see themselves as others see them, or desire that a copy of their lin- i eaaent. ehaii be preserved, after they shall ! r I i.nia ani rsaEa n a. i m -,u.. r e -Mb. Geo. Robsjom is in our city for the purpose of waiting on our citizens and soliciting subscriptions to a couple of valuable and entertaining books. One of them is entitled "The Pillar of Fire, or Israel in Bondage' by Rev. J. H. Ingraham. All who have read the Princs of tbe House of DnvidV will need onlv to ascertain the fact j that tbe above work is by the same author, : to make them ntnious to procure a copr. The other book for which h is eliciting subscriptions, is a graphic and complete Ufa j of tbe celebrated Kit Carson, tbe famous ' fivn -- c w i tu. hcout and Hunter of the est. The adventurea of Carson aie more thrilling than tbe ' , , most exciting romance, and are depicted in this volume with a master pen. Mr. Robhas made his headquarters at xi "r' Healv s Bookstore, where ha may io tbund, When not out obtaining subscribers. He is a gentleman of high standing at bis borne in Indianapolis, and may he relied upon to promptly fulfil his engagement. JZ CikcoiT CocBT. The jury in the case o u i 1 a -.u . . . Howard, charged with passing conutei fait money, returned a enlit of guilty and he was seuteuced to five years imprisonment in the penitentiary. Christopher Smith, was tried yesterday on an indictment for burglary, found guilty, and sentenced to tho penitentiary for two years. Alex McCanle) having stolen a three dollar bill from some fellow iu Whisky Row, was sent up the river tor n term of three years. James Berretl having committed sum: p.nty larceny offence waa sentenced to 1 011ti lement in the county jail for one uiotith disfranchised lor fivw years and tiiu-d one dollar. John 8pelrman, chained with stealiug an umbrella, was on trial yostetday alteinoon. We did not ascertain whether the defence proved that U was raHlag at the time tbe Uiett was ... 111 it U- I. which would ' have been a strong point. Wttn every man seat to tho penitentiary for appropriating umbrellas not his own especially in rainy times two buildings would be insufficient to hold the convicts. The jury found a verdiet of guilty, and John wa sunt to tbe county jail for five months. The Odd Fellows processiuu jresterdaj was not e,aite so imposing as we anticiprtted. Tbert were not no m.uiv in the ranks aa the Lodges of our city alone conld master, had there been a general turn-out. We counted in all, only l.V, iu the line of march. Tbe paucity fc nnmlcrs, was owing, no doubt, to tbe heavy rain of the night before, which reudered a tramp in the streets quite disajrr ble, and also to the prospectof more rain, yesterday forenoon. The proceeaion was headed hy tbe Evansrille Brass Band, which, with the Canntlton Band, excited great admiration among tbe young folks. A large audience assembled at the church to listen to an able midrees from the Rev. Mr. Sterritt, which is spoken of in terms of praise by all who heard it. After the order of exercises were closed, at the church, the procession was formed, and after marching through many j of the principle streets, terminated at Mar- i ble Hall, where sundry good things were found, admirably adapted to strengthen 1 the innei-man. Music and good humor prevailed, and we pretuue all who partook, felt quite pleasant over their uelebratiou of the natal day of their order. The day was u mm orated iu like manner At Indianapolis, Terre Haute and New HarI f A . y. At Maiaaapoita, in particular, .very arraageaieut was made for having a gTandl time.

Theatre.- Mr. A Varfarland respectfully auuouuCBS to tlie Fikk Department, and tu the citizens of Evansville, tht lie will give 1 Fot'i Bt cFtT to the Firemen of ETansrille, in the following order, rii : Thursday, April 28, Benefit of UuioQ Company. Friday, April 29, Benefit of Washington ' Company. Saturday, April 3, BVntfit of Neptune Company. Monday. May 2, Benefit, of Young America Company. Oue half of the entire receipts each night will be given to the treasurer of the compe ny that baa the benefit. Hoping that the firemen and citizens generally will make these nights a benefit indeed, to the firemen. I leave i, entirely in their hands and will put np such attraction as shall merit, and I hope, receive a liberal patronage. Ri sjectfully, the public's ob tserv I, A. Macfarlamd, Manager Thtare. Apollo Hall. There is a great increase in the de mand for goods. The fancy dry goods trade, in its various brunches, is bringing to our city from tbe town and country, far and 1 near, a host of persons who cannot gt sup- , plied at home. Our young manufactories feel the beneficial influence oar friend Hronm contributes, in a considerable dgre, to this trade, by keeping the Market i Supplied with blark, fancy, und white kid gloves, hosiery of all kinds and lUes, silk mitu Uld ()f ,be rmy nrst ,ll;lIitv Patrouize him, by all nioutt-. 8fr?F"This pleasant weather, wartnU tcminds us of the necessity cf Invito .uY 1 our hevy winter raiment , nd pro'uring I oue of those nice, light, elastic Spring i SSSimere suits, for sale at Lyon'?, nel d(ar to tlm , . ti . j . T.vrknd line a iir.lt'n ji. ,n . .f i beautiful goods for spring winr, ami is now i clothing his numerous customers, in ncnt and flegniif garments, at astonishing low rates. The charge against Mr. Miller, ut Apollo Hall, was not for an unlicensed performance on Sunday, but simply for theatrical performances w ithout any license. Sir. slacfurland was not in any wise implicated in the matter, as he had taken out and paid , r 'm f ,, nil i i ir i n r 11.10 iu l . i u ot i mi niniit ra i ii i tin r j company nnder his management, (filler's rase was again continued to Saturday. Tbe bog cholera is prevailing exten sively in Georgia aud South Carolina. MISCELLANEOUS. " fOOeOOO sale by F ft I U KKT fl T Poplar Lath in yard and for JH i. GLOVER I xlso Jvur.fH r. m uiM'i i s AllCtiOD. and COinniiSSiOIl. H. HS SFSSSHS Commission bnsiusse, both at private sale ami at auction, at the old utand, irtier Main and Third streets, opposite the Washington Htsl, whara I they will pay particular attention to the sale of ,Te,thing entrusted to them ; they will attend to auction le anywhere in the city. Particular atteutiuii given to the talo f Land and Town Lots, Ac, Ac f.hi:-i wJL btwmTm it h V. mm MATH. ( (iiiiriiiiiM; all liie lulHtt Aniericau aim rrem n fashion. Our fall 't vie )r i Hat is nrHiirjia for y metrical proponiona. ami is equal, if not su- i periorin durahilitv and U-autv. tu auv ever made. I Our conformat-.r snahlea iia to warrant a perfect and cwiufortai'le nt lu tlie unarer, no mattei now Urregular his head may 1-e. Nw is the time, gentlemen, t leave your order. V Al'TIER 1 MARCONNIER, - i : M :Q Main street. The Great Benefactor of the xt 1 1 . . Household ! ! tm ZX 17 "t. 9 Q FUEL BAYIMO am comfort PRODrCIRO tUUli.1 IN O SlUVj, FOR WOOD OR BITUMINOUS COAL. WITH OK WITHOUT HOT WATER KESEK VOIR AND WARMING CLOSET! laraovKo lAV, with srw A Rxrn.t I. a aaa Km k THE STEWART STOVE 1 the only true Kciinniist nmonn Cooking Sioves. THE STEWART STOVE le.at to perfection with Biti niiiious ol. THE STEWART STOVE Will . f. r Itaelf in aavit.Kof f.n-l every 3 years. THE STEWART STOVE I ail km, I ot Cooking at the same tint", .ml gives you alo plenty ol hot water, and a mhiihIiih i lose! with Ut i ost. THK STEWART SToVF. t 'timhii.ee the entile k.iouledgii of a veteran la ten -I .r ot year expei ien-e. THE STEWART STOVi Rake perfectly on to aud in en, and .al in rt , hi, all at the aame tune. THE STEWART STOVE Will So twice the work of any other BSSVS 1 1 Is the ianiii sited nven THE STEWART STOVE Cooks sweat aad pastry together without linpartlua the Savr of one to the , ,i hn THE STEWART STOVE Will last twenty years. Many are now In i.v thai were par chased fifteen and twenty saraago Althooeh coatinK more at flit, it i iu ths cud liuwf i thau any ( oiun.ou Stove THK STF.WAUT STlYE Is the article anited to every fan 11 y it will d in prumotin; lux'iry with wcunomy. bile it will la) found aa invaluable servant ir. the bouse of the wealthy, it will prose a 1 . . I Samaritan insesuitag c u. tor I i. nd happiness to the tamihes of tlm poor To those Id moderate rlrcumstances Itmaku itself Indispensable hy it lala.r -saving and nouti.at i.vntie. THK ST F. WART STOYK 1 warranted for three months, and may then lie ! returned so you ran no kind of riak in trvlng II. THOMAS ftCAMTLIM, Soie Agent tor Kvansaille. FULLER, WARRES 1 CO , Maaafaciarw, , Troy, Mew York. aplS-ini Vl bushels Timothy Seeds, X.I do Orchat'' t.raae Seeds, BU do Hungarian do, 21 do Ky Blue Grass do For sale by H. RA.MKV. Js maris Corner First and Vine atrsets. gfmB 'muYtu m Jijvn jmariMKB.-io WLs reeU and coll Cottou Hemp and Manilla Rope, assorted sitae: 150 gross Oaten ' Matches Just received from the factor and for sale chuap by CHAS McJOHNSTON. mart Main street, near the Canal. For Sale on Consignment. mMjb jbk MJV BBcmirr ntmBti WW tn ...... U.... ! . r Hr,.,. nlantaJoa, Louisiana, i hid choice tM'GAlt and VIM AV It rla rf sii-mr " Alao. from 'w Orleans lO TIERCICS RICE, SB BBIsf. TAB. For sale low to does coa t. asarS-Bsa AL LIS A HOWES.

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CHEWING TOBACCO. An IMPORTANT IMPBOVKMKST ia putting up FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO, has beea adopted by Messrs. IK. GOODWIN BSO., of N,-v York City. TOBACCO, of the HF.jT QUALITY, Is selected, neatly wrapped In TIN FOIL, and PATENT PRESSED. The great advantages ut this over other brands consist in tbe sit of tb packages, rendering it more convenient to carry in the pocket, and by being PRKS8ED SOLID it keeps HOIST and FRESH and improves ie quaHy as it is esed ; while in other brand, as soon as the package is opened, the Quality rapidly DETERIORATES the tobacco growing dry and littering the pockst, to the great annoyinr nrth consumer. TV- Drtteaiog which tbe Fine (,'ut Tobacco undergoes in the process of manufacture freea it from all grit or lmpnrities s objectionable in the use of Plug Tobacco. ChowSSJ will do well tn give thu Patent Pressed a trial, and jude for themeelvea. For sale by Wholesale Merchants, who receive it direct from tint Manufacturers. K. GOODWIN ft BRO., apl-lmdAw 207 A2O0 Water St., New York. Hollou ai'i illlt ere tht 6arow AVss of hoalth to all uation, ahetbsr civilised or savage. In weakoess and the debility generated by SMSSSi of any kind, or general prostration of the system, their effect at tho name time reuovatinir aon re-toreiivs; they drive froei the system tbo morhhl inw of nilinvnt, and bring bck tbefmn tw lu ,,W4,th aud 'or- u ,h mnu imioij, oo .'i n in. i .ini . ... -i i, ail ! ny ail lniKgwts, at 25c..ti3c.,and SI per box. aptf t-'trtr und J g us. Tht trying and p, uroking disease, which fives ita relentless grasp on the body of mm, reducing him to a niero shadow In a abort space of time, aud rendering hint physically and mentally useless, can bo defeated and driven fioui tbe body, by the use of Dr. J. HV&TBTTKK'H R KNOW NED BITTERS. The great n reus It bag mot with, aud the beneficial results following It use, hate established it as a permanent "Inst I tat ion." We would advise our readers m i s a. a m a ' 1 r ""'"- at-eut friend in afni ted with thct Fevr and Ague, or any utUr nerrolM diMaM lo h-M,.n .nd prorilr, thk Haeh fsrorvd ami greatly de-ired article. A trUl Is all that Is needed to prove Its many excellent 4'tfHtieS. GST" Vol sat ty DrngghUi and deaU-i generally, erynbere. ap'i7 itijun JrttntmtU MtmckhTrp' lmrif I NATIVE N i i k Kjiowk to Fail! In curing the must protracted and aggravated cases of Dyseutery, Dluiilnu.1, Flux, Cholera Morbns, Summsr CompUInt, and lor chllilren teethlug attended with irritation of the bowels. Pries t'- W hottii rou tfBSJvjas COLDS, Sc. tfsarejfe Cough Balsam Is a ilmpls and oflectnal remedy In all the alaise complaint easwctally in Asthma Pi icu 2ft cents pel bottlci. ni TO0TM-A0HH SPKCIFIP Oivea inimeliate relief, anJ proves valuable lor Mora I.IIUI) Price 25 cants pur bottle. Prepared only by J R. MONROE, and sold whokwalo and retail by DR. K EASTERLY, 8. K. corner Third and Chesnntsts., St. Lauts. STODDARD a THOMPSON, V W MAWYER Evansville, Indiana. Ageats. dc20-dw3m Rodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana. Office on Water street, between Main and Locust. calt in quaaUtiea of not less than i) busheU.de livarsd lo any part of the city, t 10 cents per hash, j ' i tne pit, e cents. JOHN Will UND, oct'j Sacrtiaryand Mauager THE RVAXSVILLE WEEKLY JOURNAL, M i l. np from the Daiiv JocaNAL, contains Sg Comhm , ult-..l. , (i aad cvrtfulig prfwrtd i'- .i t.ay V il'-v , afl'.i.llBK the Lost UiedniDi lor kowpltig ur friends in the country fullv "usted np," to be i f uu in tho West THE LATEST TKLKtJKAl'HI.' 1I8PAT('H KM, ToKether with a suiuuiary ol the ?laikeU, ai Inserted in every Weekly ptmr, and by periuiing the JoraasL, our trieud in ths t'ountiy will not U i(Mi,t., .. a La -,.,,1. .i U ' r . ? -Pe-ulatoH. aud aal their i.mIimc lot' hma than u im a. tuall autth, as iiaa often I i done hnrtofoi tUi' Remeialairtlutt tho Wt.ki,. Joi aNsLls mal fef RKADINU MAT IKK, ai4 not altogether ot aTV art lea meats "si The Weekly Journal vill be trailed, SO as to i . . !, the mil-h-i iU-i of the ctj.,u.ni tuauties lu Kuut saasMi. T.a.js - Sittlo (. tl ii, lo iuwa,9li.. our filun.l- t.o(ld ..take ImiU) tu ram s, their auhecripti"e. our terms are strictly ... u.ieua.n d-7 iAwtr UU as m l'iui..bl, J,lly. - Tho irt-vnl iutp.oVf.ucut made hy V 0sru in ths preparation of plenaant .Mly containi.! eighty - vepar eeat of the tast OU, and sffjisssssl l the N x, .v. i,l l.i o. HedSesaa, i i .jt- thm valuahlu oii.-i U tlm nast avMeale asasMsra It i .etaiud, lieealed ii.nl .toxliuilated like n.iV lal Pasfoin, I'vaKhK A Mow en, N. Fletcher street, New Vo.k, .11. lb.- litt.e.a' AKeuN lo. Q.MVaV Ood Lisa, o.i Jattv . Voraetehs .11 reggUts: marSMUu S HOM 'S3 MmM i. K S 11 - reiveil I John Linn. I fuj Male In PRESTON BROS JsssM WA.t-B . P-i00 UttXHM, JNat . aseisxl . in ami r i u i.v febia . E l l.HER f A CO. VBHiKS B n lb Cau.pho. , !!. t'alab. is Limioi ., r Ion Be Saltpetre. Itsi Nutmeg I'.Sl do Madder, o mat Caaaia. Ki'ie.ve.l and lor eale hy lel..'a II AS. Mr. JOHNSTON hoh.v.w. Tay'iELU, caMrBJS'TEK AND -IOI.NER. is nniwrwl to do anihii.K aaperlailiing to either of ths slmvi. btal.clH. I farlicu'ur altei.lioi. (and to the nttlUK up ol Mote ' K... mil ; :il i to the timlding ot liarn. Mill, Kac - I . ,r i. , . .. .. 1 . ., n fl. .b..-. i H . J..m- . Mills lilted uptoarAei when required. Theae wSahwork done v. ill plenie a.ve n.e a calf, as I will I -li tu. raarf l .h.i. nt lu.lih, skST" Terms ea Sli.,, m. Third Mreet, Iwtwnm I'healnut and f berry, on nll. nw 1'' im MAM Ti -B. THE KVBXsfstsQSSCB BV W respectti.lly internes the public that he has ' thi day sold out hit, entire stock of Dry GimsSs ts M .-.. Ilauiv F. Millei and Henry N h. ham, win will carry on the buinea under the Bra of MIL LKK A S I KM A 1, at the eauie old stand. iJ Maia rre.t The stock will le replenished aud com pletod in a few days, alien Ihry will lie glad to re reive the call of th-ir friend and tlie old c utwat e.s ot the h. ii- 1 reco.tiu.eiid mv u i m.v t tbo f ivor of the puhli , and have only to leNku. k lli. I .t v peio.ml attendance will l '.ve.i to all tilt eltleil iitTalt ot 'he late firm. mavis WM I IiMnfVl.' H BEE ft it i.y v T4 TMB .t M I lte.ihl.-i. o woaUi res Irfv Hull solicit a sloi.a wl ibe public katronaao Wttirh "ill I 1 I, ...l. Ii.il to kli., Ir.lveil hv th voii.ti; lauinuur. 'U-san IT MILLKK A MKIIAl'8. V. i v I. I v, I ii. liana marl It JtBBB U"M TOSafK O BU nf BY lioi ..niio s . ui lu .or s;.n ov : It W m - a . PRKSTdN BUtiS BtlLMHLB HA LB W ON l'AVUU.MlLk TERMS. tMtu ol the very est Im in- ltiu.led In Sroll loauahlp, lu an,., i burgb coiiuty, the homestead of Eiimund Maidlow, Em., ia offered fo. sals on accouut ot ths death of ths Isteowuer. There will be ci Id either 12S acre or2t5arrm; HO res are clear aud in il.e highest statu ol ult.vaiiou. Uulaace good tiniler laud ' a rv ol the clearinn are in gras or i lover, and about 4 acre in wheat. The clnari..: is divided luto sevn Kslda There Is a orchard, a flne yanien, a kohI well and citen., a jr 1 house with alaiiit 7 raesne, a good hara, stable. Ac. This is a modal farm, and the soil has never been exhauated; the Princtoi. r-t run through the laud, and the huildinirs aio within n mile of Ingle's Station, a regular etopii.L' plate on ilia Evausville A Crawfordvill Itailmad ithtn ..I...- miles of Kvansville. Pries mcaWrate and terra very easy. Foi further particulars enquire of ml7-1mdAw HENRY I I I N'KKMIKIMER . JMF l oar. oj boob "im KM AND Blank Book MaDufacturer First St., bet Main and Locus'i Blank Books ruled, pagCt and made to order' of he best pMr, frern a Memorandum to the largest otS7.0ada-w swaawiuve WVUUU ISS SaU "S ir.

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BY THE E. i W. LINK. Owing to a severe storm over the line, we were deprived of our usual report, last night. New Orleans Market. Xtw Oblbaks, April 23 p m. Cottou ; the market ts unsettled, and in some cases has declined c. Sales to-day foot op only 3,000 bales, at 12jc for middling qualities. Molasses 33c for prime. Bacon buoyant. Shoulders firm at 7c. Hive r Items. abki au AnnarsvrsKS t aoM 6 e'eseca Hoaeai Tlt 5 O'CLOCB Tt'SSDAY. Prairie Rose, Pituburg to tit. Loais. Eclipse, Louisvills to New Orleans. Moses McLellan, Louisville to Memphis. Clifton, Pituburg to Nashville. Jamos Montgomery, Louisvills to N. O. Greenville, Evansville to Bowling Greeu. Kcloto, Louisville to Hendersouand back. Iowa, St. Loais to Pittsburg. Kate Sa rebel, Evansville to Wabash. Coloaa, Cincinnati to Ark. river. Day City, St. Louis to Pittsburg. The weather, yesterday, was pleasant. jL small shower fell iu the forenoon, but quickly dried up. Husinesa waa dull. Tbe Montgomery completed her load here, which was about the only shipments we noticed. The Boweq put out at noon, with a fair trip for Cairo ; tbe Sarcbet, for tbe Wabash, and the Greenville, for Bowling Green. The fine packet, Silver Star, will leave today for Paducah. The Star carries the mail and consequently runs on time. The spleudid steamer Tishomingo, Capt. Ham. Smith, is the regular Louisville packet this evening, at C o'clock. Her gentlemauly agent. Mr. Porter, is found on hand always, to take charge of any freight with which slio may be entrusted. The Scioto No. 2, came down yesterday evening, with a good trip, and returned the same night. The Scioto is determined not. to lose her laurels iu the matter of accommodation and freight. Our thanks are due the steamer Eclipse for the latest New Orleans papers. Shpassed up very early yesterday moraing. PBOU OL'B BXCRANQBS. IStttbury Dxapateh, 23i ntt. Yesterday was a wet, disagreeable day, a light, drizzling rain falling almost without cessation from morning till night. The river was about at a stand, aud yesterday evening appeared to be swelling slightly. Doubtless the raius of the past week will give us another rise of a few feet, as they seem to bare extended generally over the oountrY. tr On the wharf business was dull. Very little freight was shipped, and the only activity was ia dischargiug the cargoes of the boats just arrived. The only change in freights to nolo is a reduction to Nashville. Iron and nails are now shipping at ,20c. Steamboatmen seem to have recovered their usual equanimity, and viow the present unfavorable aspect of business with a degree of cheerful resignation hardly to be expected. " There's a good time coming." (A-nrranufii Commercial, 25fA The weather cleared upjiuilii and pleasant yesterday, after raining sleadilv for three davs. The river is high and rising from Pittsburg to Louisville the rails being aavirable for tbe largest class of steamers. Here, it has risen 5 feet during the 48 hours ending last night, and was still swelling slowly. Three feet more will bring the water up to the pavement at the foot of Main street. We have no change to note in freights. The offerings are fair to all points except New Orleans. Owing to tbe scarcity of Southern freights, and in order to facilitate shipments, Capt. NTeal, on Saturday, reshippied the Queeu City's fi igbt with Capt. Hoopla, on the Madison, thus enabliug the latter to leave yesterday, with a full cargo, including her way engagements. The movement i will prove advantageous to shippers, as nei- I ther boat could have departed with a paying trip before the middle of the present week. VeRI Orltant CrttcentflXtt. The weather yesterday was clear, sunny, mild and pleasant, the dust becoming a little troublesome. Business on tbe landing was fair. Freights were iu better offering tlmn for a number of days previous, aud moet of the departures left with paying trips. The passenger business continues good kimI is perceptibly on the increase. The river at this point at last reached its hiebest mark of last yvar. At dark last evening it whs a trine ahove that mark, ... . .. : win. n inn jmhi"-, i iiini it una vei iu iisu .vveriil inches. WllllH RlVktt Vxi.LHY I Srit It A NCR C'oMpan y. A compai.y has been formed at In- ; sRauapoiis ituder au old .-bjiiter rtuitetl 2b , yars :ifo to the Keillor d In-uranoe t'ompa- , am) changed in 18!V7 tit tho .ibove name. It ai4 lin . harter is slii, and that tluprincipal stockholders and due tors are BBBSl of ample capital and high ckaiacter; some of the chief oflioers have kt4 long eKpet ij ence in thu insurauee lMisiues in the eastern Stale, while others are kuoau u' ln.nI orable and reliable BBMS. The two Concerts hy the children ot the Intermediate mid High Schools ot iucinnali at 1'ike I Opera Home, realieii kHl BAM t fine sissrlsi th -"b , v. some l,8(l0 ill be left to be dented to tatting up the PuMir Library Rooms lor the I reception of the additional seven thousand volumes that aro soon to Im roroived from the State Rex-order Summers, of New Orleans. : has hal the French Consul, Count Mesan, j arrested to answer to tbe charge of harbori ing a free uegro sailor, a deserter from the t ship St. Patrick. The Consul denies the authority of any warrant, except from a i Federal Court, and the Alderman ha, taken I . vo .uveeugnvo mc ,aj.ui. i Th Charlbston Coxvhstion. Thesagtl r . v v'-.-l. 11 u " e,uus wiitor oi mc .vvv i ora iirrain pre- ; j diets that the u upshot of the Charleston r ! '-' ' " w. - a : ru.Cm,Uu,.. ur ...... ilbui the Deinocracy, and two or three scrub tickets ; for it is manifest that the fixed policy of every prrsniinent clique of the arty jugglers for the succession is rule or ruin ViotasiTCDBsl op KoarusB. There are no many men in Han Krancisco whose families are in a state of destitution, who, a few years ago, were worth hundreds of thousands ot dollars. Speculation in real estate ruined tbetn. One family that were intensely aristocratic during the inflated days, now keep boarders and take in washiugr. w I.UI.IUIUU1, vmii.i, iwtiM oi it ie 22d says " In spite ot the anwelcume fro ft. sleet, cold, and snow-storms that have ocoBtj 0nU' viited M within W weel-, j the fruit prospects were nerer better at I Si n of the year than at preteEU.

A I ristb In Kkw 7or-A rrustiam war steamer, the Gefion, is going to New York from Havana. She is" tommaf ded by his Royal Higbnefs Prince Adalbert, Admiral and Commander-in-Chief of the Prus

sian Xavy. He ia a brother of the crazy King and the Prince Regent of Prussia. He I is fortv-9even years old, and a bacheh)r. Ui course" he will make a sensation in New I York, for there has been no prince there I since the Prince de Joinville and Prince John Van Buren. A Vmrrahlf Jurvr. Amonir the iurors 1 w;ntr in fl, Orsti villa fS C Crt the . v. last tn.l' tv.i a L.csa I o i-ki rv-i a I 1 fill wnaeO nisi i i rvt t v rv no. vv ' huniuci i v v ? . a , and what is not a little remarkable, he went i through the iabors of the week without set .. . nous fatigue. .Mr. l . is tali ana sietaer in form, with florid complexion, gray eves, and hair not entirely white. His hearing and ! . . . j . i - e sight are as good as those of most men ot . middle age, and his memory still unbroken. "His habits have been temuerata." i trill sT" W. MUG MB 8, IMPORTER -Small Profits snd Quick Sulse" is the motto at J. W. HUGHES' Wholesale Qneensware Store, No. 18 Main strwt, Evausville, It dianti. 130 crates Enj;lifh Qncenn-' ware Jnst received from the English Potteries.forsale low. 470 pkiis Glassa-are, a little below the market price. For sale by HIT, H Ex 172 lxes Looking Glasses, warranted t reflta-t a Pretty Picture. Vor sale by J. W. HUGHRS. Cash and prompt customers only desirable. ap2 J. W. HUGHES, IS Main utreet. MW-U H KRK I. lO tr. VU 16 kitts Nos. 2 and 3 Mackerel Ids . receiv ed and for sale by ( HAS M.JOHSSTIN, aP; Jl.iin ntreet. near the Janal. ME .VO TH E, E I 'EH 1V0D IVo have on hand, and are manufacturing to order, all kinds of Fringes, Buttons, Cord Tassel, sc. Ladies wishing the above named articles, wwild d well to give ns a call before purchasing eWnwbere, as they can get a hat they want. W. aise wholesale to merchants by tho piece or yard, tr.-i it will be an object for them to rive us their orders. All orders aent u- will be filled with neati ness and dispatch. We also keep au assortment of Sewing Michinrs i couatantl n hand. Wheeler .V Wilson', J. M. Hiiigor e Ce.V, and tlvo different kinds of Single Thread Machines. We have an adjustable Binder and lleiumui - All person Laviug Machine ail do welt to seud us an order for these articles, as they are a great saakug of labor. Price ol each $5. r. M. 8ELLMAN, Agnt. le No. 5 First street, Uvansville, lud. Ladies' Bootees, (j alters. Butkius, and Slipper. MiHi.es' do. do., Children Shoes of all sizes and uualitie. from the uaat Shoe for twenty-five cents lo tlie f iiesi arti 'ie itaUrl'V WeUter Cal and see and you will be convinced that HUGHES has the best stock of -Shoes in te city. marl 5 L. 8. CLARKE, Bcu.oaa...r.....R. BuVP, Aaca'T. CLARKE A BOYD. ' SBtreeSan ad Buililei-a Khop corner of8ixth and Walrmt street- We are prepared to rontract for all work In our line. A liberal discount on drawings, where we execute the work. aplS MAHVF.L FMDM STSKSED BCSAFKKa. i'JKTJS'EBSMIP- THE l .XItEMtanei. Iiito tornieil a iart.iernin unaer tlie namwot B. KMBK'il A CO., and will continue the Dry floods huair.cM st the old stand, No. 49 Main street A Ml'ET. EMBICM. BRitNARD 8CHAPKER. N. B. FeeliiiK thankful for the past liberal atronage, we will promise to do all in our power te ! ileservo a continuance of the same. mat 'il I . . gLHHK ST HO WMh MM MMTM VT9WS Office on .Second street, between' Vine sad Pi visiou, noxt door to tbo old Presbyterian Charch. Plans, specifications, detail drawings, Ac, for all classes of buildings, prepared on short notice, aud on reasonable term.. aplH TkE ECONOMIST CHOKING STOVE, TOR WOOD OR COAL, WITH A fill OVEN. Thl - Ik Rsttsi aliUkMe Improveiiietit tl.at hat t-i-en .ii.le in i o..Jiu- ntove dining the no. .t twenty pSSSB THE SAND OVEN K.i.-li' the t..-nt .... ttie same (.. mcij.j a tue naiw ilvi J ancient r. Bowa. THE SAND OVEN BsSaSaS the n.-at hSSg site, the (Ire has fouu out THE ECONOMIST W'it.ioi t the dead Oven, I ahead f ail cvaiipsttt.as THE ECONOMIST W iii. the tn;.d ven, . nl of reach of them. THE ECONOMIST t il.e newt few ..deal and dniuMo Blase In tli vi orld. THE ECONOMIST iU a tiio.-l polled ai lanei.iunl lor liroilIU' THE ECONOMIST llruta tor to. the llatliili l.'ooni, Ac. as quickly at j iiuv Uaage, and atiiall ibo csit for fuel. THE ECONOMIST VTill do mora Bakiiuc, Baling and Brotllng, with agi?er quantity of fuel, 'ban any other Stove or Bangs. THE ECONOMIST 1 THE Stovs. 0 it mil to exaiuiue it ! It I manufactured by U. a j. TUKillUKL!, PKRRY a KtlKTON, ALBANY. N. Y., Foa Hali om.v ar SfXVTIfA' te BTEFMBJVB, So IX Jfaia St.. ra-i7. Ind , Sif - VJVDBIE8 Ml boxes Oranges, '2H sVi Lemon, 2r do Lemon yrup, V do Prime W. R. Cheeso, bids Spirits Turpentine, 1I bbla Linseeil Oil. ft bids Wilmington Tar, 25 bbla Alu M laixos Tui net's Ginger Wiuj, 10 do Mcheldam Scbuappa. Iu stre and for sale by PRESTON BROS 1 " m f . TT HA' " LVJMMMM lTME TJVW JMJ driEnexl ha now in his yard and fr sale Kour Hundred Thtmsand feet thoroughly seasoned , I'INE Ll'MBER. This is an A No. 1 lot, manufACtnredout of larRo, lull-grown timber, and not of lion Funnel aptina. . . n....irf..i f..r the verv libeial patronage be- , ainwnl on hiui the la't yea i.', lie woni.i reapeciiuuj , aek f.a a continuance of thesame Q . . ., m ., f , .1 , ivi ER. th st apl . tlFRi 'H K T INoLKA.xi r, warani, J OF HA RTKORD, COMM. . ...wrra a HlP t . I ft 4 sTV : siisi.iss. is. Insures agaiast Loss or D image by Fire, .-.in .1.. . r IilBEf'TWRS: I Mark Howard, u si Wec-lnift, Jam.. Bolter, K Roberts, S A White, Charles Hillver, II Omn, H Rlanchard, Richard D Hubhatd, M M Merrimai. Wm L Collins, iey R Phelps. T Sheldon, James P Foster, S H H Oalleudur MARK HOWARD, Prvsident K. T. LOP.PEl.1.. SecrstaryAPf Ihatmns receive,! by ALLEN C. MAUjOK, AKBHt D BE BUBO Ft.VE tEOmBAJSH M larire and constant stititdv for sale by - 1 - . . ..... ,-r, . : i,u sggarSB a ; saW cutis .ut ssaaeaslaB OLMSTED fABIN'S i rri 4 y Ji.a m Mr. fl .TICJ Vf.v r. , WHULBr9 . .. nn.wrainu V sale and Ketail OROUKK asu r'iiv .'WANT, dealer in Cvrdase, Nails, 'iiaaa, s.wnr. Powder, Plaster Paris. c, xo. u Jaain ' etrstA- near the Canal. Lvanrvins, mu. iwuao

lie markets.

Evarisvtlle Wholesale Market. BUTTER, lb 16(335 BEANS, whits ...1 00, BEESWAX, lb Bacon sides, ( Shoulders, lb ? 1 Hauis, sug. - ' I -1 CORN meal, hua.- Ham. gUajb ...- coffee POTATOES 1;0(3120 Bio.com n, Bui2K PLA8TERS . prims, ir. wd jou Java, m ittyL i aic. riastar -e w , Lsguyra A L'd Plaster, 400B. $3 60 CANDLXS Utica Lime 8Ur 1821 W hito 8and, bbl. j$ opal rs SALTSnm'r nrs'd.l2V.ai3l. Lake, bbl S.13S. 8 71 2.-. EGOS, doeen S10 Kanawha.(boah.) 2.". pLOLR, bbl...5 75AC SOlSVOAR, N. O . 1 . am rt .. 7a8 FISH M&CkT6iSu?;dS: " Loaf...ll12 No. 2. bbl....Sl5 00vaicoo - fLJJ9& L-JL No. 3. bb ... 11 00ai3 00 SEEDS Ko.3jbW 6.vS7 00 Clover..... sooV) kits Ex -Sb 00 Timothy, b. S2oo2 75 ltl i60 S"" " bbl (1 Flax bosh 1 IS jemjlTS tSOAP German 6Vi Dried Apples2 00(32 251 Extra Palm 6 11Z1" 2 L?2i5l1L-X 4 ra4 inaBB, M(yw luoauwORAIN Kentucky, lb 2023 Corn, bnsh 5a70 Virginia, tt 3040 Wheat, bdsh 1 lOf 20'LARD OII..,gal..900 00 Rye, bosh i 1TALLOW Oats, bu. (33lbs.)60AS0 Rendered , 3 9 HAT, ton. ...10 0014 00 Rough -....-5 HIDES, (dry) fl5 W'-OOi, Green H Tub washed tfj pressed, ewt W, Palled MOLASSES Flaeca N. Orleans, gal. .. 3637 j Ex. Fteec Sugar House 40(9461 Unwashed. (i Golden Syrup uc WHISKY 23(924 PROVISIONS , Lard ........... I t i Bacou (hog r'd.) RETAIL MARKET. COKKXCTfcli DAILY V I. TT. COOK k SON. BCTTKtt. B) 16(330 LARD. tt .. BEANS, qaart ' MOLASK? 1 1 CORN MEAL, bnsh.. 90 New Orleans, gal..

U KuVar H ,1 hv u'HPer er by CANAL. KIVEK, or KAIL15 fAi'.T: Hl"'' KOAl, and assure them that their interests shall

on tEtE, n.... common .14 PKO VISIONS' O round 2U Bacon sides, tt. Java, B IS Kliouldera.... Laguyra, ground,... ' Hams, sug. . uuJ -i U .is KGttd, dozen 10 " plain, "Jt. FLOUR, bbl S50i " canvassed, B...1J Sack, 98 lbs S3 25 Dried Beef, per If. 15 FISH POTATOES, biuh...fl 00 White Fiah.B) S SALT, sack, B l.tlo Mackerel, No. 1, 12 c. SUGAR " No. 2,1).... NewOrleansJb Sth Cod, lb 7' Clarified 14 FRUITS Loaf 15 Green Apples Crushed 15 Dried " bus....2 50 WQOD.cord gfifl er's Cherry Pectoral has won tor itself snch a renown for the cure of i .rerv varietv of Throat and Lunu ComnlainU. that it Is entirely unuecssary lor us to recount tee evi dence of its virtues, wlnrerer It has been employed. As it has lone been in conitant use throughout this section, we need not do mors than assure ths people Its quality la kept up to the beat It haa ever been. and that it may be relied on to do for their relief all it has ever been found to do. AVer's Cathartic Pills, FOB ALL THK PURPOSES OF A Pl'KOATIVR MEDICINE. FOR O0STIVENE88; FOR THE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA : FOR JAUNDICE; FOR TOE CURE Or INDIGESTION , FOB HEADACHE; FOR THE CURE OF DYSENTERY , FOR A FOUL STOMACH; FOR THE CURE OF ERYSIPELAS, FOR THE PILES; FOR THE CURE OF SCROFULA ; FOR, ALL SCROFCLOCS COMPLAINTS; FOR THE CURE OF RHEUMATISM; FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN ; FOR TUE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT ; FOB DROPSY ; FOB THE CTBE OF TETTER, TUMORS AND SALT RHEUM; FOR WORMS; FOR THE CURE OF GOUT; FOR A DINNER PILL; FOR THE CURE OF NEURALGIA ; FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. They are sugar -coated, so that the in -t sens! ttvs can take them pleasantly, and they are the bee aperient in the world for all the purposes of a farai y physic. Price 25 cents par box , Six Boxes for SI 00. Geaat numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, Statesmen, and eminent personages, have lent their names to certify the un paralleled usefulness of these remedies, but our spac here will not permit the insertion of them. The Agents below named furnish gratia our Amesican Almanac, tn which they ate given ; with also full descriptions of the above complaints, and the treatment that sheald be followed : for their cure. I Do not be put off by unprincipled deetera with other i .reparation they make more profit on. De mand Avxa s, and take no otners. lot sick want the best aid there is for tbem, and they should have it. ST Prepared by DR. J. C. AYER A CO., Lowell, Massachusetts. Sold by KELLER A WHITE, Evansville, and by all Druggists and Merchants throughout tbecouutry. mar'23-dAweow H i vi. K Mn.i kk HtR hlSJIAI s. Formerly of W. J. Deubler Formerly of S. Emhich. Miller & Niehaus, CHEAP CASH DRY GOODS STORE. No. 43 Maim Strkxt, mar-23 EVANSVILLE. IND Evansville Property for Sale ! glREJT BJBtMi.V- OA-'FKHEn WW for sale at very low prices. 22 LOTS in Smith's addition, opposite the Depot, and 44, ACRES OF LAND opposite tbe Fair Grounds, being the property divided in partition of the estate of Tbo. I. Smith, dtceaaed, in IKW. by George B. Walker, Marcus Sherwood, and C. O. Olmstead, Con.mi- . sioiiers. for terms, apply to j mar22-V!ni JOSEPH LkVKNER. ED JJS'U Ji ti B 1 1 V ET V B L STORE. H. RAMEY, J R PBAXI.a IV AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Of All Kinds, Farm and Gerdej Seeds, Fruit and Ornamental I Trees, Evergreexs. Ehrnhben-, Cem. nt, Lime, Ac., . corner First and Vi aU , Evansville, Ind. BM" A complete variety always on hand, of the BBSS manufactures aud ast approved styles. fohlG-d4m MMMGMMmMJVMA e b butfJV E.SMM tiroly new style Just r- cetrcd. VAUTIER A MABCONNIER. No. 39 Main street. u.art f JI OB ft T R.J I it st ,".v . jjrw.. au MAIN STRKET.- ' are now opcLing a lajge and well selected stot k of German, English, and American Haaba Aaa, which we offer at very low prices to Cash and prompt time buyers. Kuw oa band and arriving (and 'Bpnde, Anas', Rowland s, aud other brands Shovsls illood's Caet Steel Oraiu and Grass rV th.-, IX. Hay Kuivss and Briar do. Garde u Rakes aad Hoea. Mill Saws Rowland's and other braudr, Croas-Cut haws, do German and v. . Do do. Turtle's Patent, Booth A Co.'s Table Cutlery, Hargreave's Pocket do, Butcher aod other brands of Files dV EJgeTooU, Trace, Log, Halter and Pump Chaiua, Hemes, Aim Blood's, Lippincott s, aud otbet. Pump Tubing and Ylxturea. Ohio Tool Co. Planes and Truss Hoops, Spear A Jackson's Saws, Brass and Enameled Eettles, Hay and Manure Forks, Sneaths and Cradles, BfatdBJ . Pruning Knivaa, Shears and Saws. FURNITURE HARDWARE Mahogany and Walnut Knobs, Cupboard, Cheat aad Drawer Locks, Wrought, Table, and Brass Hinges, Bed Screws flat and squars hoads, Coffln Screws and Trimmings, head Paper, A No. 1, astors. Ac. . Ac. I Oar stork of Eugtiah Oooda. (Cutlsry, Piles, 4c.,) kn-imr nun based nrevioaa to th late advance, ana ' ST m a a ales us toofler inducements to Lan Duyers. atarlS JACOB 8TRAUB A SON in. aft, BTMLAJB, 4J'M WJtTMB EiEB WW AT Pittsburgh Card Rates, by T. J. in r 2-1 in WHITE A Co Locust street. MBMJyTIBTB m. bjimd, m u. MW respectfully informs the citizens of Evansville and vicinity that h. has located here nermanently fur the pur nose of nracticiDK Dentistry in ail its branches. BW Prices as follsws : Gold plate S3 per tooth ; j gutxttn silver plate S1.50 per tooth. Plugging 75 eta. te ALL WORK WARRANTKD. Office No. 45 Main street, under City Gallery doc23 j Feed: bbbb mmmmi 100 tons prima Hay. 1000 bush, de Bar Corn, 800 do do SbelUdCorn, 500 do do old Oats, 600 do do Bran. In stare and for sals low at J. C. DUSOrCHETS, jan Comer Water and Locust streets.

C0MMLSS10N MEMCHAWT5 01T &taFlisSnfliirf 1tt EVANSVILLE, IHD. P. G. O'RILEY 8l Co ST0auE, rom at j .f jva. i -MMISSION MERCTIANT8. General Railr.ed, Steamboat, and Exprecs Agents Special Agaats for the PENS'. CENTRAL RAILROAD; and connections over which we are authorised give through leeaigaa at the lowest possible rate. Having a mammoth Wharf boat at, the landing, the largest on the Ohio River, capable of stori&e aud rrot-i-unjc all merchandize liable to damage

fi m exposure, WS are pr- ; ;u t.. facihute tb d'apatch of all consignments, forwarded to our ca i byeither RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAIa 1 Particular attention paid to Receiving. Storin and Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce. or other property, consigned to ns for sale, and satisfaction guaranteed. Office and extensive Warehouse oa Water street, adjoining the Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat where we are to be found, attending to the interest s of our patrons at all hours, day and night. With our fcvperior facilities; long standing ; untiring energy ; and knowledge of our business, we feel confident of giving general satisfaction, and hope to merit a continuance of the extensive patron -age wo are now enjoying. Liberal cash advances will be mads on all consign ments to either ourselves or correspondents In any of the principal market, North, Xaat or South. p. c. oint,Y jt co. MP M. 8M0MT sT Cm OTJBfTA8 JU.V -aTSle MERCHANTS, 94 Camp STaxsT, NEV ORLEANS, LA. a- a. aeoar. oot22-6md a. a. aowaan. Ii0 vv JtMMJtJr, mm cm iv. MB INO, FORWARDING AND OENXRAL t COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Agents ror Kanawha Salt tympany, Evans vine, Indiana. We have funned a co-parUierehip tinder the style ot khown a airman, and oner onr aervtcao ie Ute capacity as abt forth in our card above. iuiij in ri'iii iu vovaieuu f irr? .Mlliif ill fiUtl,fu!lv repreaeuted. should they be pleased to I l 1 1 UK II JMIIUr. Offlca au 1 Warehouat) on the corner of Main at. aud tho anal. WM. BROWN, W. M. AIRMAN, Late of How ard Bkwa. Late of FOOTER Co j an 22 -1 1 f. Jt. t.y.vi . in ji.vi AND Commission Merchant, No. 2 Sol tu Wateu Staeet, KvAKSVua. ect21-ly TOUtJK IMJTMO.-r are ,T, spared A9 to store in our Fire Proof Warehouse, any quantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandise, oa the most liberal terms. Having large and airy rooms op stairs, particular care will ie taken of Household Furniture, Agricultural Implements and all kinds of Uosds or wares liable to damage from damp or rust. Insurance effected at the lowest Bra proof rates, by the month, or longer when desired. W'areltouse located on corner of Locust street and W. aud E. faual, and most convenient for shipping by River or Railroad. Apply to apat GEO. FOOTER A OO. AftiJVJL tsT0BJtGB.l have a large don W-S ble Warehouse at the Canal Basin, capable of storing any ahionnt of produce, which will he re -ceived, stored, taken cars of and held subject to ths ou usis orders on most reasonable terms. P. G. O'RILBT-nihO-tf RAILROADS AND EXPRESS. WW NEW ARRANGEMENT. The Atam" Ex paras Company respectfully an. nounce to their friends and patrons, the public ot Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased facilities for the transportation of FREIGHT, PACKAOE8, M O S K T AND VALUABLES. They solicit a continuance of former favors. EaKicial care taken in the collection of Bills, Drafts, otes, and the transportation of small and valuable packages. All persons wishing to avail themselves of tbe facilities of the Express, can obtain any desired information in reference to the routes aud details of the businsss, at thuir Office on First street, between Main and Locust, opposite the Post Ofilce. de 1 G H FISH. Agent. R EtitlMH I .VW IV I. LK 4JM Louisville aacket TISKJMINGO. Ham. Smith, Captain . Tabler aud Woods, t'lerks, will. leave Evansville for Louisville aad ail intermedial paints, every Wednesday and Sunday, punctually at 5 o'clock P. M. aar24 it K i V hJi M - ville, Evansville and Henderson Packet SCIOTO No. 2, B aj : a k, Master, leaves Evansville for Louisville aud all iu U'rniediats points, every Wednewlay at 7 P. M , and every Saturday at 11 A. M- dec2 mY? VJJVBVmE, MjtM t7 CJAM , M-A CAIRO REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET, HARLEYBOWKN Dkxi k&, Master, leaves Evansville Tues ay and Friday, at 12 o'elock, M ., arriving at Paducah at C o'clock, A. M , Cairo at 12Vlick, St., Wednesday and Saturday Retiirniiis:, lean Cairo er.-i v Wednesday and Satur day, at 7 o'clock, P. M., aad Paducah eve- y Thursday and Sunday, at 9 o'clock. A. M.. connecting at BasSsSTiUs Sftta the Evaiuville and Crawfordsvilla ; R. It., and Packets for Creeu Riier. Alao, conUivting at Mmtthland a ith l umberlaad Siver Packeta ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and St. Louis Fuck. t Tickets can le ohtaiusd on board the boat for all Eastern ("ties. sept23 M?AiMilt : 3UU BUSHEL ( SM.V, ST v;.i.nnO bushels Bran. Fo sale at marl Z U. COoK A SON'S aoNSLu tisnra ruoaaa boluss, jr. FISHEP & BOLUSS, BH.t VOl JS ntiBH, EAJS'JBMMBB, MB Steam pine and Gea Fitters, eotner ut liu and First streets, Evaasviile, Indiana. Iaapectfully assure the public .hat any orders entrusted to their charge in the above branches of business, will be executed with promptness, and in the first style of workmanship. A variety of Brass aork constantl) on hand and maaufacturnd to order. Strict attention paid to La cm, dive and Pistillery work, bteam Gauge, Gas and Steam Pipes always read . Highest market price, in cash, paid for old Con per. Brass stnl Zinc. decl3-ljrd CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, H ARTFORD, CONN. Cash Capital $2je,0(K Surplus 68,231 4 This t'o.npiuiy xutiuuea to isue poUciea on Fir risks at reasotialile rates. DIRECTOR : C R Bower., J W Hull, II Freeman. !' I' Newton Case, Tboe Steele, i Bebater, D Phlttipa, Geo J Liuder. Pliney Jewell, H Perkins, OM Bartholomew C. B. BOWERS, President C ft Vt'AITE, Secretary. W. I!. LoL.nsui ar. General Agei.t Applications made to ALLEN C. HALLO K , Ageat. Oiler Marbls flail Building, Main tr-. i . Evansville. fehli-ly REITZ & HANEYT W ill continue the mannfacture of Steam Engines and Steam Boilers, of any size, together with all the Shafting, Wheels, Pumps. Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing ot any sice. Also, Distillery and Mining Machinorv, Lard Tanks. Surar Mills, Horse Powers, Threshing Machines, Tobacco Screws and Finishers, Improved Circular Saw Mills, and in tact everything In tbe Iron Foundry snd Furnishing and Machine business Rraas Caatiug made to order Improved Steam Gnagee, Wrought Iron Pipes, Beltings, Ac., at the old stand, corner of Ing!e and Canal Streets niarl'J-tf REITZ A HANEV. ATB J T H ! Tit! 150 VB WW nrime old lViii.svlvama Oat for sale at VICKERY BROS , Hi Main street JpBl 'MM l FEB it .' JW0Bi tBMTr 0 tons excellent Bran, 36 burtels fresh Corn Meal, .' do Ear Corn. Just received and fei sals in euaatitie to auit purchasers, by CHAS. M. JOHNSTON. Poaey s Block, nar9 Main street, near the Canal . WBMEELEB, Kisses, uVWKBMMsale Dealers iu Groceries, Produce, Kailr, Window Glass, Glassware, Ac.. No. 17 North Firs street, corner Sycamore, Evansville, lnd. B. B. WHBTT ta JASTBI B. BJOOS . aeeBj WTh - W it m. JtJ'Utmmt0.; .aa MW CHANT TAILOK, Mitchell's Block, Main street, Evansville, Ind Headquarters for eleganS Clothir; made to order. Genta' VurnUhrngOooda, such as Shirti, Collars, Cravats, Handkerrhie, Ac. Also, a variety of Piece Uoods, made up w or 1 r manner, at oui.ac der in the very best style ana marni term, small profits and extsnaivs sales de-

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