Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 159, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 March 1860 — Page 4

thSi- Remilar Packets expecting notices of

heir running arrangement in the Journal, mutt advertise with us. All kinds oj steamboat Job Work done at short notice, in good ttyle, and at reasonable rates. Extra copies of the vaoer for sale at all times. i STEAMBOAT BEGlSTER. . j , ARRIVED. Clendulr, Memphis; ' Pcioto, Loulvill. Greenville, B. Green, Onreliiie, Wabash, Tempest. Naahville, Kentui-kJ, Louisville, lMi, Memphis, 'riin Donna, tit. Louis, ; Clipir, Nashville. ( DCPlRTCn. '"' ', Olendale. Cincinnati. ifeioto. Louisville, ' Teiiiieet, Louisville, - Kentucky, Memiihl, l'eraia, Cincinnati, . Prima lonna, littaburK, Clit.ijH.r, (imtiunaU. , r i ......<The Weather>, Saturday, was pleasant. There was considerable wind during the greater part of the day, which caused the dust to fly; but the sun shone warm and pleasant. . ......The <River> was falling slowly. Green river was also falling Saturday, but was still in fine boating condition. Our accounts from above show the river to be on the decline at all points. Western rivers are also reported to be falling. ......The clipper <Dunbar> is the regular mail packet to-day at 12 o'clock. The <Dunbar> is fleet, and her accommodations for the comfort of passengers are equal to those of any boat on the river. Capt. Fowler is an accommodating commander, and Gus. Dusouchet, in the office, is without a rival in that position. ......The Steamer <Grey Eagle> will leave for Louisville this morning. She offers the only reliable chance that will present itself to go to that city to-day. ......The <Greenville> arrived Friday night. Mr. Travis will accept our acknowledgements for a copy of his manifest. She brought out 13 passengers. Owing to some repairs that had to be made on her furnace, the <Greenville> did not leave on Saturday. She will depart this morning at 10 o'clock. Passengers will find the <Greenville> a pleasant boat, and her officers gentlemen in every sense of the word. Freight shipped on the <Greenville> is always delivered at its place of destination in apple-pie order. ......The <Caroline> arrived Saturday, Her clerk—we don't know which one—was too busy to either favor us with a manifest or permit us to copy it from his books. We congratulate the owners of the boat on having so active and energetic a young mau in the office. She brought out over 3,000 sks corn for I. A. Crane & Co. This we gathered from other sources. ......The <Lue Eaves> is the regular Green River packet to-day. Capt. McDonald and Zach. Taylor will do the agreeable to all who take passage with them. ......Messrs. Crane & Co. inform us that they had received reliable intelligence from their stolen hams. It seems the rogues appropriated a skiff belonging to a young gentleman of our city, loaded it with the meat, and started down stream. The presumption is that they were overtaken by daylight, and fearing they would be discovered by passing boats, they run their skiff ashore and abandoned it. When found it was afloat, about ten miles below town, and contained 55 hams, probably all that were taken out of the cask. ......The New Orleans <Delta> says the steamer <Eclipse> since she come out has paid nearly $100,000 to the insurance offices. It will take, says the same paper, at least $20,000 to repair her, and it hopes for the sake of decency that the underwriters will accept the proposition of Capt. Spotts, pay him $15,000 and permit him to build a new boat and place the machinery of the <Eclipse> in her. ......The <Persia>, on Saturday, had on a large quantity of cotton, which she was taking from Memphis to Cincinnati. It is a matter of astonishment that our business men do not take more interest in this cotton business that is constantly going right by their doors. They ought to lose no time in interesting themselves in an Evausville and Memphis steamboat ine [sic], and competing with Cincinnati for this cotton business. It would pay the E. & C. R. R., to buy one of the Louisville and Memphis steamers, and put her in from here to Memphis, if no one else will do it. The mail contract could easily be gotten; arrangements could be made to throw a great deal of cotton over their road by means of the boat; and a large passenger business might be built up. Now is the golden opportunity, when the Louisville men desire to sell their boats and mail contract on reasonable terms. Now is the tide which ought to be taken at its flood. If our business men do not awaken and bestir themselves, Paducah will be ahead of them, sure, in this matter. We copy the following from a Cincinnati paper, to show the extent of this Cotton business. The receipts of Cotton at Memphis from September 1 to March 1 were 344,006 bales, against 292,402 bales for the same time last year, showing an increase of 51,604 bales. The shipments during the same time were 301,847 bales, of which 66,856 bales were shipped to the Ohio River. The increase in shipments from Memphis to the Ohio River this year is nearly one-half.— The stock on hand at Memphis, March 1, was 43,343. ......The <Prima Donna> and the <Clipper> passed up Saturday on a race. The <Prima Donna> left our city first. ......The <Persi> was at the landing after dinner Saturday, receiving freight for the up-river country. She was labled "for Cincinnati and Pittsburg.'' ......"Drowned from off the steamer <Freestone>, in the Wabash River, on the evening of the 1st of March, Henry C., son of John and Sallie Dobyns, of Bracken county, Ken tucky." ......Two new steamers, the <Diadem> and <Sunnyside>, made trial trips at Pittsburg on Monday last. They were to load immediately for St. Louis. ......The new steamer <B. J. Adams> was launched from the ship yard of Mr. Wm Jones at New Albany, on Saturday.......The owners of the steamer <Cuba> have recovered damages in $11,000 of the owners of the <Nat. Holmes>, for sinking the former. ......The Louisville <Courier> says it was reported that Capt C. G. Pearce intends taking charge of the <Kentucky>. Capt. Pearce came down on that steamer Saturday, and stopped off at this point. Receipts by River. Per Si'KAMKit Gkkenvjlle. Slaughter Si Duukerson 18 lilids loljarco; I. A. Craue 6 Mills tolwcco, rolls leather, 82 tcs. hams, 33 casks bacon; owner on hoard 5 bids eggs, 12 bags rags, 1 bhd tubneco, rkipmeut; owners on borad 3 boxes leather ; Ashby k Uro. 4 csks hams, 5 bills pigs 1'evt and tongues. Viuccnnra Correspondence, Vincknnks, March 10, 18i0. Joprnal HepoaTKtt :-l;iver still on the rise. Parsed up yesterday, steamers Freestone and Kate Satchel. Passed up to-day J. II. Dime. Weather told and windy. W. T. I).

"STEAMBOATS.

REGULAR PACKETS. . - , - Q.iHJtHH M M fJi U JfJ C Mi M-J TJOll TOJII'MKS, 111CIR Riso. . master. O. WTwoo3ii Clerk, will rnn during the season in the Walunh and Kvaiisvillo trade.. A-libr;il share rf patromigw in solicitnil. . , niarlKJni TfiOK HHMiMZJ 'HI VMiM- TMMlMSMit. JE ular Kvansville and Green- river ,.- packet P. lt.CAMI'ltELL, C. Luniai niiiMtwr, Ham Davis, ctrk, having '""- j newly ntteil and furnished, oflvra 8ujri'ir auouumodatinnis to th tniveling public. Sliewtli -run, regularly through"" . tb r"3it seaxon all Kiut ult Oreen river, ftlerehanti) ju.dr trader fending urderx can rely u lmvii them jmmiidlr tilled. The olliOers of the Camylell will mteinl promptly t 1 1 way liUirtneas, carrying friM;rtit ami IHiKSeiicersat low rates, tilling orders, making iur tfbu8rs,t-c., for their friend along the roate. 'r ' febll , ' . frUJt SVlLI'ti, I'-llH rMII, JiJl'it JmJA CAIRO KKUUL.AH J'ASHKN , -GKit V ACKET.CUAKUEY BOW KM, X. ATCA DtxTT.a, Maater, learea Kvansville tunnaaiTueailay and Satnrd4y, at 1 u'riock A., arroritiK at Paducah' at l o'clock," A. M., tlairo at la o'clock, H., Wednesday auJ Saturday. Ko-" tiirniu, leave Cairo -terv Wnrtucwday and 8;iturday, at 7 o'clock, P. U., and Padneab evurv Tbui-s-day and tfnnday, at 9 o'clock, A. M., coiinwtJns at EvanHVille with the Keatiaville and Craw furdaville K. K., and PacketM fof (ireen liiver. AJko, ceunectili! at Smitliland with Cumberland ltiv-r Piu-k-eta ; at Cairo, Willi ftUiuphU, New Urleauf and St. Loilia Packet. Tickets can be obU..nel on board tho Injat for all Eastern !t hi. - ' fiept2;t JU PACK IS 1 the nutt tuuur ' H 1' UN I! A it. Ohm. owU r. mailer. I .iUU-'? leaves fcrausville every Monday. Wednesday, and 1'riday, at 12 o'chx k M. Leatea rudecah every TneBday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 9 o'clock A. M. CouurctiiiK at Kvanvill will) the Kvanavilla and Crawfordsvillo Batlroad for ull )iuU Korth and Kr.Rt, with packets for LonisvillH (ireeu, and Wahatdi rivers. At Pudurah with pv-k J ets for St. Louis, New Orleans, and the Vhtily Mail boats foi Cairo, asliville, and Teiiiutsane river. IfctfiSuxiiiea nroniiitly uttendud, and charires for freight and psa(re, aaiao as charged by the l eif lar SH'ket. Through bills of Iwtiug given to New. Orleans and all points ou the. Tcunesnee and Cumberland rivers , r i . augls grm jk t if a j h :j n i f vm a a i; , Ml KVANSVlIiI.E - A N l , HKSDKUSON l'ackot. The iw t ilL-.K, and magnificent Steamer (i R K V I'tf."KAGLK. W II. Hakiel. Contain ; J. 1J. le an. Clerk, leaves Louisville every Wednesday and Saturday at 4 o'clocK P. M. Leavis Kvansvilo . very Monday ut Vi ill uiu! 1 InirBdays at n o t htcK r. ni. janlT " , ' . ' If. OH HUVTH tl HttOLTOJV Mr PONl KIVKK. The eleatutv : . passeuger steamer JL.ij.fc. JJ.AVr-f, f il'M-t1? MclH'NAl.n, master, Taylor, t.lnrk. p.- J will make r'3iilar tri-wiklv trips l ssmth t'arroltou and Pond Kitjer, . leaving on , Holidays, Weluelays and Kridavs. t . For fti'iglitor passage, aiulyou lioaiM, , Oe.'i'tl , FOR, .WA15ASH. RIVER; . 4 I MC The 1 run and lipht dranght - ;yy steamer HASOMt! fir'M, Pillslinry I i)lK'-r"t"7 Master, McDonald Clerk, will makf aajn:njtort repnlar trips between KvAusvillo and Jill. Carml, durinir the season. : . - for freight or posajge apply on board, jan.lltf It PACK KTSt The Hue light n"-. Iranght ttteanier - 1.1: ' "irt J LEWIS HA VIS, Master V sr. JVl. Livr, Clerk. Ieaves Kvansville on Saturdays, at 12 oc!isk. Leaves llut-Miiivillo on Wednesdivs. at liio'clock. itpKrj), com rti:r, I; ' LIA ISTLITl', SAFETY. ' ' Let-to So-xoiJ-Otsi . JOHN fill I. A I N , ,'Lwlct, Thou. Iuisouchm- ClerK, Ijeavefi J'.ValkSViilo on edliesila -1, al I- n'ch'CK. Leav llutsMtviilv on iS.il unlay n, at 1.i o'tdocK. W ,'l iuse two IskiIs mil rnn duriug the season, comitciu'.g at H ulrt.m ille with the liiitFMnvillo, Terre Jiautc, and l.atiyette Packet, MASON IC tlKM. Kreinlit ami Pawengers receipted Ihr.iiih to all points. . IWiii'r and Mupirfsrs may n ly upon llie reKiilarity ol lin-su trials. All orders and business entrusted u lliem will be prenn-Lly at tended to. litV i. .1 it . Mt Mil Mi A' Ai xiket, the IMit iliinulit-steaBier, t'ASfl.K (i.Mll)K.N, Cousol, masier, Mielile, . -clerk, will make regular trips Is-tweeii jjl i'J-iv I'vunsville and Kagniediirlng tho nn-aisixkai sou. For Ireii;l:t ttr passuiro npplvou iHiaeu. jallii. ' - . Bi ii ii J'-t H W.1 UM S If It I t'fi It locket, the splemlid light dniuht t Htenmer rliKKMONK, Moses .Kirk- 1 t41y--L. J? Patrick, master, will make regulatlucisr&jzmatt trips during thi set-wiou letweeu Kvansville and Atticn, leaving Kvalisvttle Tuesdays anil arrivifitr ou Saturdays. jan24 It MUilll.JH U1HJSH i'jH;Kt!T, MAItY COOK, . Sutton Master,, Cami'Iikli., t'lerk ; will make regu lar trips between Kvansville ami Jr.ugeiie the season, l'or freight or passaj; i, apply on board. jsnlUU", " 'rUl A R L KS- EVElif, "r SAIL-MAKER & RIGGER, TIBtO I't.li MjWOHJH STKJ.MttOJtT VW Captains and the public in genera! that he-has ft ban a- vahutl-le ..t it TAItPAULlNS OK Al.b Sl.KS, which he will sell clionp. Oi.l 1 tarpaulins repairel on ehort notii-e. Kiro SciiH'iis, itoiicr Deck Curti.inw, made nud put up, complete. All rigging', work done on sliort notice. Ao, ro-K-s neatly spliced. Call at his room, over";!. !. Vouucuuin's store. , ianl7d:ini HOTELS. v nun uutvi i mm si:, UX'K US. Proprietor. .Corner First and lcnst treets, Kvansville, lud. One fs.rnare from 'Hteaniboat landing. ' ' mv5-1J "r tv' h or a i'uHru ic r it kjs t, Us lietweeu Main and Division. Kvansvillo, Ind. octl-tf . -WM. 11. BOICOIIRT. Prop. .11 KMUit-jS' JHOtfK, i outo'jy,' in WM. the largest and best arraniiod Hotel in ttie New England htab; is centrally located, and easy of accs from all the routes of travel. 1 1 eon tnins all the modern improvementK,und every convenience tor the comfort and accommodation of the traveling pntdic: The sleeping romis are large and well ventilated ; the suites of room are well arranged, and completely fnrnislHit ftir families, and kirge tniveling iartBs, aud"the lom so will iontiuue to le ket as a nrstlasa hotel in every respeut. apS-ly ' ' ' - LKW1S iHICK, Prup'r. no OBJVfO ! TOUJVVK! TOItJt'VOl JL This is the place to buy it cheair than Anywhere else for the quality prices ranging from l'H-i to 45 cents per poil'id, put up in all the differ ent styles. , , . v.. unjn&iii i o. feblS No. 4 Sycamore st.' jrp..v.' moisojv s - f otfio.'v : JL The New Prug Store is now in full blast, with atiuestock of, Freak and Pure dniR-Jj nirtlielnes, paints, idls, dye-stnffa, window 1as, pntty; Wrd rages, brushes of all kinds, Artists' materials. Am. brotjpe and Photographic materlids, isrl'itno-ry nud fancy goods, patent inedicin-s. bunting fluids, coal oil, lai d oil. etc., etc. All of which are in the market at the very lowest prices ever rold at in A'lanfnille. If vou want to save money, and get FTiKSII TIKt'tJS, call on .-THOMPSON, at the New Utii,. Store, iraerMaiu ttud S0oiid streets.Sl janlo. TSfFUMtjL HS MJ3L by the iloy.eu or single bottle, at tlio family li us Mole febiS 17 MAIN STliKKlV - Mt I' J A' Ar t 111 T ,MfM It JL. Crackers liir eale r . , i i.. i... -dei-vM i W. FOSTIOtj A CO m.9ll.&. M Jt, HI X Iff, in store and tA arrive, for sale bnv bv ' " fel.lx ' S. K. Otf.BKKT fO. . " 1 S HJS'K, It .1 M' II and Cartiet Chaiu, X. lull supptv always ou hand ; lor saie at llie lowest factory, prices. . -. S. K. til LllltU l' d CO.. fehlS .... , . Agents.?' Vf press Mills." ' lTMlilWhiojY-Mt i l on L it. Very nice slraineii bonev, for sale by -tebl5 . - iMK LANOI.KV. U'ra.V MUJ'H, It j TV and Carpet Chain. A lul: sopply alwai-s i band ; lor sale at tlio lowest tactory pl ii'ef S. K. i.ll.ltkltf A CO., - ' ' 'tfebM""r Aeut fOWvs Mllln.;' jfioif-l tL just i fhn iVo 'u'.iii tiro oi-'i7h4 receivetl y nov-17 ' wiiKki.r.n a inoos; iT.1 m il, tr.l I', .f. it v V i- tuxes A.norteit Rinds jnstT-eeeiv I bv jaufi :IIAS. MeJoilNsToN. . ' Kt-ONoM V IS VfiALT !r, ' T ffpnrm run MSl- lou fur i-4U.li at .Nu Jtjs-i von b Sei-ond sli-,''!, a lai-irv and superior .d of winter. MOOTS AM Mltit; i Itoys" and dentil's Kip and Call', a prime artf. le. A nice assort niciit of Ladies" Rubber Overslo.es, Hudals, llililalo, tjossilliefe, A c. Als. a via ioly of Cbiidi-eirs and Mis.--.-ss Shoes -copper tips mid other l les t.M. lulliiei. ills' to m'enttou. tiive N. .s a call, if you wish to buy cheap. Tours on lrieudiy terms, nov26 JoUN KA8C1I

NEW.ORlEANS .CARDSr tt. a. tsuowV. n. j. wr IU i tA, BROWN t & CO.. .: CO M M 1 S S I O N ASD F'ORW"AEDlV ' c . MERCHANT, , . No. S iVagitne , Street,, , . ! V OBL EA NS, LA. Particular attention imiil to the Kale of Western produce. Pcrsomd attention juid to Korwardiufr Alerrliaiidifie. auj;l r7h. short& coT a Coinmission Merciiants, No1. 'Citmp 'Street,-' ' " XMW OHLEASS, LA. U. H. SKOllT. ' ot22-bHltl K. S. IIOW.Mll.

h. h. k AiaciiiLi.. .JillIN' W. lilVOUAM E. II. FA1UCHILD & CO., (ucceesor8 to T.LC: Twi'reHEti. A Co.,) Commission Merchants, ' " 70 FOYl'EAf HTItKET;'" ' " oct4 NWOHLiA!VS. & i7hk'jjTiTy' r.T "Vww7 is sion nrjd Korwarding Merchants, No. 5W, Poydraa Stret, New Orleaas, La. niy20-diwly rsi a7j-oiV, iT 6 CK COMMITS iOJS tx- Mercliaut and proprietor o StoiJi Stables, New Orleans; La. . . jnu2"o7-ly. 'jriitisii. Mini uoj jHto, i:o.n.msm. sion Merchant, No. 7 Lalayotte street, New Or-b-ans, for the sale of butter, clieeee, lard, etrs, dried fruits. Flour, Meat and all sorts of Western Produce, and lot the iircfca of Jrocerie,. Ac. ! t'li ailvanc'S nuule on consij;iiiueuls. uialS-ly jfiM MII.TU H I .Vim USiTifS'H if lor many years chief Clerk in the house of JOHN HI kLKV & tUi., bejrs to otiicr his rvie.-s asCommisKion Merchant to the friends and patrons of that house, now that it has retired from business. With this end in view I luive formed a co-iartnor-ship Willi Mr. K. V . heiitoii, senior ml tho old and well known Orm of K. W. Kentoii Co under the name and style t.f IHCNT0N',.K liNG, l fcike pl.uv froiii.tlu! 1st of May, juox. , , . The sulisci iU-r ndios for s'upport Ulioii the fijends of the old liotuo of JOHN Ut ltLKy i V., who have had opiortunities of experiencing the promptness slid uldlity Willi which lie attended to their busiuess. Very resieet.ful!y, THOMAS KTNI1, " ' Corner of Lafayette nud New Levee streets. New Oileaii!, April 27, Is-iM. ang8-y J OS. W. DO UGHERTY, Forwartliii" - and Coimiiission, f ' NEW ORLUANS, Louisiana.. ' Relerii to Mi iwrs. A I. LIS A HOWLS, api-ly . KVaimvillr, iiki. S TWICHELL, C(MMlSSltN AND l't Hi V AHIM NCI . M KltCII A NT, ' ' ST. LOC1S, MO Lih'Sal ;UIances maile on ccoMguHicuui to either oT cur houses. Kv.i'rn to ' 1 Mossi'A. All's A Jl(nesy Iteiuent A Velle,; llowa.d ,v Iti-own, f'.vansvilU'. ; , jyii I1. fc'I.V, J It K.t TttO l 'sK tf fa., CI i M M ISStriN A Mi Kt U V A li 1 I N Q MKItCII A NTS, So. 18 l'u)tlrs Sti-erl, m:voui.io.ns.la. i't.CM Wl I.K IN ... W . i. (:i:i-.ATUOt',:...JtS. OI'lIC40k.a. AVe give our person..! attenti,n to the sale of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, Hay.Oiits, Flour, Perl., Itacou, Lard, Ac. .' augl I I'. KTHKLLTTlt. tt. A HlioTT ,...KH. 'AI,LS B. P. E T H E L L & CO., . Com mission , nud Forwarding NO. lOl M AiAZ.INF.ST., NKW OllbWANS, LA. KFKFUt.NCI. : Oo. Tester .t Cci., lSromi Aikman, and P. G. O'lliley, Fvansville, lud. A. fil. Phelpa v Son, Bliher 4 Weed, Ncwbmx, lud. .-' f , . ti. &1, Leavenworth, Ktitj., Jobu U. Frerltou, l-'s., Mt. Vernon, lud. i I. P. Hudspeth A' Co., Itoonvilks I ii.l . ;,-o. Aikiiisnii, Km!., V. W. t'alliu, lCs., Ib'iiderion, K v. Newt'ouib Jt'. JU'o., J. S. Ilelledicl $ Sou, Louisville, Ky. " ; j.vb JOHN A. lift IT Z JOHN A. I1ANF.Y if;r ja.9 a.8.o.oj.t.it.a.8.ji.o..e;KF"5fy-si Z" cr user: nt city I?OIJ 1ST X "ST - EVAMSVILLE, IND. The proprietors of I he VII KSt'KXT JTY V01!N!!tV Is g leave to inform their fvieipls and tiie public in general that they are fully prepared to make to order all kinds of " j mACHINFRY NVi'tlVtl for Mills r Wiinnrot(iruM of any kitm li;iviug h t:rnt raiietv f imttcriiH fur ni ill. m k a n 1 1 g i of any him-, and ; . STEAM tENOINES . of any power reqnii'Pd." " Also mnrfufacturcM of DlRTILbKltV ASIM!MN MAC1I1NKHY, ' TOllACCO SCUKWf AKI FINISIIKKS . , ' J MALT MILLS; SASH, MULKV , AND LMPUOVED . "Circular Saw Mills, GUilMINO MACHINES, - -. IRON FRONTS for Houses, CHINESE SDCjAII CANE MILLS, STEAM BOILERS IMPROVED LARD TANKS, . AeJ in fact evervthitig Id "tho 1 - ' ' . 1K0N KOUNHKY. 4ND MACIIISK Tit'StNESS. ; . . jtiuss cjstijvus ; made to order, i . " ALSO Jaler in a uiiHr article f TllliESlllNG -MA CHINES, Ami PitwerH' cotniitete, of the latest improved style. IMPROVED STEAM 15AUGES, . CUM . BELTING AND PACKING, ---WROUGHT AND WELDED PIPE, XEAD AND COPPER PIPE, AND, FIRE . BRICK, ....... All t MANUFACTLUKUS' PRICKS. r Highest price alwaya paid fo olil - " ; ;; MKT ALS, At the old Stand -Corner Canal and In tie sijet KK1T. Ol 11ANKV. , N, II. Workmen sent to all parts to put up Machiuery and do repairs in lloilers. . . . THRESHING MACHINES Always n baud and for sale.- je'J :G' r JT. reka ltasar, will ls found a constant supply of Cio Freh Milk, at the loest market price. ! janll . I'dliK A I.ANlil.KV. 'a.fJWJ g-'l'UN T-1 hose wishing to buy -AT Fani-y Fnrsst. a very re.tu,ed price, tiave noweu Ofportntiliy. Oui flt.k heing unite lart;e, considering the adeanced sasfn, we are determined to sell iti lil.iven hulow the cost. Come and see) (or yourself. ' No. f ain street, .ianll ' 1 VALTIFKAMAP-OONNIKR. St. Charles Saloon. NEW PROPRIETORSHIP- AN ENTIRE RE-ORGANIZATION imffKttmitS. il.l.H.TI KH IC lilt fil PUSS, At tmin New tu-lenues hare purrtlased the ST, I IIAgl HS SALOON. 011 t irst et reet, nearly oposite the Post Oltieet, ami have retiftei it iu an elegant and attractive style. . The new prietors have hail long exs.rience s-i keepers ol fashionable and opular JtestiMiraiits iit New Orleans; aud they wtlt endeavisr. In their new bonse, to cAmf.tre-all thA eleirailciea ami It.xiirieH if Northern aud Southern lovitaitrats in the ST. IIAlil.KS. They bnv broiwht. larw and complete stock, of clu.iee Li.Uors from few -Orleans, which ibev -ollctisl-witU care during their business in that

city. Their connections and acipuiiutaiiee in that, j rity will enable them to obtain the choicest sup- - plies of LiUors, Fruifit, and luxuries from that market in tilture, and they uiM span, no expense t tior luiiiis- lt make the n't?. t'HAIif.KS surpass. tiereal'ter, its former n'prer.iint'Miou, 11s a plexsjmk i Saksui, a place ot gssl Ivvinu'. and elegant, refilled and liixiirioin n-soi-t. j liilliard players will timl at tliisSabsm a set ' ot Ho linest mai-i.U. top Milliard Taldi-s, from tho , well known and celebrat.'d. Victory of . I. AI. Itriins- , wick .f Co. , . " The iliiderHiiieJ flatter tln'mselves- that long ex-Is'i-e-iM-e an. 1 careful at loot i.u 1 ill enable them lo 1 merit a reputation e.loal to any SalNu in llie west- ' ern i-ouutry. ... 't A spl. ndid Lunch will Wnerved up III the',' most eppioved ntIe, tov i v 1.1-u'lt Hl at to o'clock. L 11AMMKU Jc OHKIFdSS, augt Late of New Orleans. j

MISCELLANEOUS. jg-VRKSCJSJV'T C'JTf TOBACCO FAV 'jlV TuUY. The nndersiirned having engatred in the Tobacco Business, with the purpose of supplying, if possible, the wants of the home market, I am now- r upared to otfer a well selected stock of manuratrr .! Tobacco from Missouri, Kentucky and Teut.ts.-KO Leaf, in Pounds, Fives, Halves, Li&rhts,tV. , i arters, iuauy desired package. - - Terms liberal, and acceptable discount tor Cash purchases, but no sale less than five boxe-i. A. (iUMBKUTS, jyliS No. lllo Main street, Kvansville, Ind. f, "T " i ,. IcxtiTa La ltUmoke mumbix mJf the best in the market, at lec!4 COOK A LANGLKrS. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE S7 .Hmit Street, Second JFtoor, KVANSVILLK, INJ. FMif jn fvv nits m jvnu mh JbL Agent fir the following responsible Insurance Companies : New York Security Capital..... ...$y0,0M) timing Sun 2iKl,0(K) Indianapolis 1A0,II00 Kagle insurance Company, Cincinnati...... ,100,1X10 We also nave aome valuatile real estate for sale on reasonable terms and fair prices ft lots ontiiim street, In'tweeii Third aud Fourth. Wl acres of the Major Warner farm, on railroad, 8 miles from Jiivausville. A farm of 170 acres in Green couuty, Ind.; barn well cistern, house, stock scale, store house, young orchard, cc. 200 acres in Orecn county, 120 of w hich is prairie. balauce iu timber 8 acres in cultivation. Price, $7. Ml per acre. Terms, J-JiHl cash down; balance iu 1, '2, aud i years. A farm of Ko acres, 1 i miles north-west of Yin cennes, good improvements, shout fsi acre fenced. Fnce. ? 1,IKI; one-fourth cash, balancn in 1, 'i, and .1 years. A farm of 2110 acn-s, (' miles east of Oak Station thus! frame house, and atsiut list acrr-s feiicetl i'rico JI0 js-r ai-re. tlmv fourth down, halauce in 1, '1, and A years. PI" ncrvs near Taylorsville, Ind., on liberal prices and terms. A farm near LiuIoh, tlreen county, Ind. Pricu. Slu p-r in-re. , ' . Very dtwirable j, J, and acre lots, on Newlmr. road, near Weaver's tiardco. 1 brick houses on Second Street, between CheRtniif and Cherry streets. 13 acres near Salt Well, being part of the Mitchell tr;-t, on liberal terms. 1! blocks iu I.ainasco, below the creekl ' ' '' 40 ;'ivs adjoining P rank Alleu's farm, haying a stone iiuarry on it 1 100 teet on Second street, near Jndj,e Baker's resii'ence. I A farm of Kt acres in Lower Ita vou. " Missouri and Iowa lands to sell or exchange for property iu Indiana. Some vury valuable land near Mattoon, Illinois, forsalo. K. 11. SAD IN. declti Insursiice and Ileal Kstate Agent. WlfXJnOI'.IL.vi.jr. tOl.ttVHJ"K CO. Js.9L have removed to Wafer fetreet, three dtsirs aluive Main. WE are now manufacturing Wells' Patent Foldleg Spring lied, the- best ami most convenient now in use. ai it can be moved or handled without uny trouble. Call and examine 'hem. ianiiTi E. S. BABC0CK, W IIOT.KSALK AND KKTAIL DKALKRIN SASJI, DOORS AND BLINDS. L' V A N S V J L L K , IND1ASA. , n Have retistntit ly on hand Sash, 1ooi:h mid loll i.imj and Statiomarv Siiaok iii.iM.s, of Snjierior Allegany Lumber, well seaiieitetl, und ueatly and strongly matiutii.tured. WHOLESALE CASH PHICES. SASH. TIIICK8IZK. NKSS. 8xio i 8xlt 10x12 18 , 111x12..... lVj ... 10x11 1 10x11 IV.' , PRICK PEli W1N1IOW. 8 : :ts 4 ..4.. 2 52 11 02 70 80 H t 1 10 1 2.1 .. 1 1 40 10x15 if 10x10 A"4 . 50x11 1 HixlH 1 U'xlX 1:VS i xii; 12X1K Ch k Itails. Sash of other si.es ou hand, or ut up at short notice. gizr. thick m:ss. prick 2-l'x(-Ci 1 ............. ........ . l'.a . a-fxfi-s..... i's " i - 1 " Vi, ' I 2-100-111 ...IV4 " - IJs ......... ?1 X. 1 4ft 1 KO i-i is 1 1 .Ml 1 70 (K 2 la a fo 1 tsl 2 20 2 2 lib-". 2 ."s 2 .'.5 '1 S5 ' " H U7 .1' 1. ........ a...:. ... 4) 10 It 1. 1 Ni l . Frirr. - i'rii. Si.iri'owo-f Slut. t"ilmj Sm. 31 ii. 1 71 Sii. fxlf fiOXl2 OOxl t lOxbS 111x10 10X18 12xlK KltABlK.H SlK. 8x1 II Hrxl2 i M her ii.es mad 1 2ft I on...1 7 ft . -IS fMl...:i no :t tsi :t .'si llnoraml IViiulow. THICK N PRfOV. 1 .....8 .o l'4 loo to irder. ISLi N US ol all Kitat made to order. f;.' IMioKS ,ther than regular sizes on hand, or made on sliort notico '- f loors looid.h-d to orih'r. . ttuilders sliouhL ti s. sible, make their r'ntnH of relator i-Mt they can then be Miit;,ieil aL any time. Ceiling, siiliu, and Fhsn-in br sal.. Blo.il.iingsofall sis-es. Fencing Bcti ds 4' 'c b et long, for saiecheAp. One W indow contain twelves lights. All order must Is, addressed lo - K. S. KABCi K'K, ; ni.Tl 1-lvd.t w Kvansville. lud. xTII. I. 0." HjtJt'll I IIIIVHU. MINKO TO Sl'COliFO OKOItOK TiroUN'Hl I.r. takes pleasure iii iuormiiig his i.'.d customers t hat in the quality and style ol bi- work, ho flatters himself he cannot Isexcelled. He maj est i 1 1 lie found at the corner of Second anil Main "streets, w here the chori-cst llnrHess and Saddles off very ile.-criptlon cm be idilsiuc 1 oil the best of telios. bJiT Kepniriitg done wiili m-aiuer,s j.i.d iltspalch. Second-ban J Uarneiilai,.on hand. jel

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PK. HAAS, having leased the rooms former'yoccupied by Dr. Kivett, in Dr. Bray's building, oposite the i'ost Office, would . respectiully solicit the citizens of Evausville and the surrounding towns and country, 'ovij.it his rconu and see the bmcjmens on exhibition.-' All tlioso who need LR-utul opi'ratiuns ikm formed, and arc pleased with li is work , shall tie attended to with great ivleasure. His CON TIN bO US GUM works ithout seam or crevicoi Nolhiitu will lie more clean, or have greater jjtrcegth. His Block W uiiK has bnt two seams 111 a lull upper or lower set." ' Pernonvesn laugh its hoartilv 41S tliey tiiuobe wifhont showing that their teeth are itrtibuud, and cheeks that are sunken can be res to re. I to nearly their original couttmri . . ; - . He also makes the usual stylus of plait, and simple grim tooth work on golJ and silver plate and also the Cheoplastic work, which is much liked by those who have used it. He has also two processes for extracting teeth without pain no inhalationno injnrious effect arising from their nse-i-the most delicate can have them applied with perfect safety. Alh- Parents will consnlt the health anil beauty of their children by having the Dentist direct ttieir second dentition, thereby producing symmetry and health to those invaluable organs. Wrr" I take pleusiife in uitroducins Dr., Hass, formerly. I) f Latayelie, Iu.l.i my .! es---or to the old rooms iu Bray's building, hoping he will find them both pleasant and profitable From my intercourse with the Iocitr X am pK-ae.lo fndhim one of the proirressiur; lHas:ssiiitr taste mid liiti professiomil ability iuul standing. With this view, , can, with satetj', reconimenu him lottie coniinunity as a skillful andeomiK'b'nt dentist.' - , apis J. KIVETT. fc.lfiT1'S i Jill A Jailer this date, Ja HUH T OOLSFum and uuuary 2d, ltioO. a complete assiirtment of our tools will lie found at tilOOItlil S. StiNN'TAti J: CO., No. 10 Main street, wit! whom hi) -have made, arrangements tv Hell our poods, at our prices, aud make cihhI all "tools that lire hn. (ten bv dt I'ect in workmaiMiliip. - janl2 J. C. A J. li. SMITH. O.llli HJIJ'tI JllTimi:H--W dozen Smith's superior axes. lodoSmith's drawing knives. . ... 2 do "hatchets. ... ..... 5 do irniobing hoi's. For Kile oxo.JO Alaie street, " i ' . .- jatil2 ... UKO. S. SONNTAC! . CO. rs lilgl.JSHoTY'o.TKl'.RrRAyKlt QPw mt kleanier Leliigh, by .... declO- -. - ORi:NSON M CO. "TV TJK.ril2JT O Til If Jf vjFJl I its 0 of tile SECimtTV iNStlKANl'K COMPANY, Oc. to lcr l.lsftil .-i It tt. , '.. ASSETS. . ' Cafh on hand...i OiAH.ft t 'ash in Continental Bank, awaiting Invest mint - .S3,r21 Oft Cash in Bank Commonwealth . ft, l'Jl 47 Total BmkStiK'ks fto shares Uank Commerco 1 - . 50 . " . Am 11 I.x. Bank Jim " Hank New York . 1 : . . II 'J " j . 13'k 1 S. ADBticif ; i'-d.'. ' 21slisi.arvKl.S21,5isiMorth 22,71 2i Teiopoiary Loans secured by ll.oon V. S. t oiipoii Bonds and 2ft shares Knsoluto Fire Insurance t.'onipany 12,!i0o0 C'luls and Mortgages being, hrst lien, ic.4o;.,lft0 ou Premhtms uhcolle'cted. .V..-...;..-..H 8,ft0l SO Arcmed Ins. 011 Bonds aud Mortgages He Temporary Loans.. -. n,704 70 Balance due from Agents 19 Hit Totals Mt,891 80 Capital Stock .'O0,ntNJ ISI Suiphis 4i,Stl l 1 3544,801 80 No Liabilities. . JOSKPn WALKKll, Pri-i't It. L. IlAYnocK, Secretary. STATK OP NKW YOHK, CITY A COUNTY OK NKW VOKK. J I'crrtiuially apiieared ts'foro 1111 this 2ftb day of NoveinlsT, A. 1. 18ft0, .1 o.sep h Walker, Pn-sident, anil Ui hard L. Ilaydix-k, Ss:retary, of the Seen, ril v I' ire lnsiiniiice Company, of the City of New Yoi k. and severally affirmed that the within statement ly them nriwrilied is correct and trne to Ilia Im-si of 1 heir knowledge ami Indicf. - TlloS. L. THOKNKLL, Commi.-tKicner for the State of Indiana, in New York. This Company has rouiplieil with the law of in? i?ian:v concerning lasnraiiiii t'omstnws, ftml is rtepnrod to film rwks in the City of Kvansville and Vaiiderbui :;h county, Ind . . ... K. H. SAIUN, Atent, - declll t7 Main street. ' To tlie Public. - ? rsnitu ir.vr it .t.' sruixi, t o fiir, have been vorr wet ones, causing many of our rivers ' to ovcrllow their banks, back ing np 'the -water irl the ereeks and bayous, ana floodii.g to a considerable extent the bottom hinds ; when tlio rivers recede, which may be expected boou, then the large surface of decaying vegetable matter exposed to the scorching rsya of the summer snn, produces tho malaria, w hich proves so fatal in its course, sweeping whole States, and sparing neither age nor sex In its comiuerin march. ' '- ' Afhir a residence of more than twenty ycar the middle and Southern States, we think wo have disouverod a mediciue which, to a curtain .extent, is it pravontiitive of the attacks of bilious fever ague, Ac, and as such we recounneud our Magnolia Whisky. We wish tho public to understand that wo are not urging upon them the use of strong Liquors as a be venire. We are, and always have iieeii, opposed to their being nstd iu that way, but if people will use them as such, let thent 'have by all menus a pure article, that will keep them in health, and lengthen instead of shortening their lives. We propose to sell always pure and unadulterated Liquors for medicinal purposes, and a little er the stomach's sake, if required, aud will challenge an inspection by the liest chemists in this or any other country, to find any impurity or adulteration in the whisky branded by us, "Allis & Howe's Magnolia." It is warranted, as it is distilled from tho com, rye, or wheat, with a slight addition of good cistern water. We have no doubt many persons have been ruined in health, if not actually kill xl, py drinkilif; bail whisky, the greater the reason that Allis A Howes' pure Magnolia should be in general use. Just received and in store for sale 1 Vi pipes ass'd Brandies (uld)frein3 to7Vga'12 y. pipes do (old) from 3 to ?7 gal. 4 pipes r Holland tiin; 3 pnncheons old Kum. ai)2o ALLIS & HOWLS. Water st. l5 tltttlKST 1 TORJVCO ?- TABLIS1IMENTIN THE STATE. F. FcDdricli & Brothers, Wonhi renpecilully infoTiu the citizens of Fvanifvdle and vicinity, that they have a larger stock of Tvlmecn, Snuff, Pipe, and German "V Smoking Ivhaeco, , Than Ariy two establishments of our -principal Cities. " i .Hotels and store-keepers, hiok to yoair interests. Before liurchasiiig e)s where please examine our largeassorimeni, 'wbieh we pledge hnrselves to sell ekltie lowerttI'alliinoie uices, and cheaper than can be bought iu Cincinnati or Louisville;' Alt we ask is, that you shall call and iudtre Tor yoorselves. We oiler any of the above at Mholf-sale of" retail.Our establishment is a branch of the wett known extensive Baltimore Tobacco Warehouse of Jos. Feii.li ich i Bios,, No. lftft Forest street. ' ' K . FF.NDKH'H BROS".,' ' ' ' Main st., 1 door above First, ocl:l f Kvansville, lud. .ni.w.is tr UHVI'Kft, WJTKB ST., 1 llM. ibsir atsive Vine. Bole Mannfactnrers of thfl Jelefcrated Magnolia Whiskj '- '' 1- - - fi? WANSVII.T.P., NI. W V . All kinds of Itauiiestic Liquors, aud eon a lare s.ipvdy of OM and CImhco Boirrbon Rye, and Mouongaliela Whisky. augl-ilAwly iaTw KJi t. 'Ji iLi i 'ii 'oliy v haml 2ft.tHNi iniiiiiiN of now bams, shoulders. 4 ami sides, mbicb we w ill set at tlio lowest prH-e. fel.14 - JAW'ii M Ji.n 11 ,v. r9Wli-tr 4'VT FKKH .1 r COHT ! : NOW i dfjLxi ie lime for Bargains ! Fii'iy Meat Cutters at a H ide over half price, lor cash. Price, w i-U togl.ftoeaeh. fjanlnj C. S. WELLS. cf Vf.vfi n.ni & j: x.tn.1 ijfWiiK tt0 ei-.e ami lienvy. for corn. Also a uiall lot id' four bushel, double uuiiy bnirs for bran, Ac, for sale low, lories!., by , O Eo. FOSThlt A CO. f.-blt ' . Cor. Locnsf si. A- Canal. 4-10.1 , iioiitiJiT 4 isT : -TT i:-H a lf dov.en extra gilt baud Coal Hods ; 2ilitlo cinimon (same sue,Jat prime cost, for cash, to close out. jaulO ClIAIiLLS S. WELLS.

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CorrtkMut rj the VnrHrl Bank. v . - IXCHANOh , 1 v New York,' Bnying J. i "' New Orleans, -.- par S. Ming Juincinnatt, . . . . iahuiu ruvDa, or cubrxnct at par. State Bank or Indiana. LonsiAKA. BaiK Or TWB STATBOr iM-i VtHEll.IM ClTV. DiAXA. - Baltimore State Bank or Ohio. . Pittsbcro. Kentucky. I Prm.ADEi.pniA. rr.CT patihs Free-Missouri, St. Louis onlj . Ba ks or Isihana. ; . I ... ... . , r - t STOCK BANKS OF 0H IO--KXCEPT Union, Sandusky.... 5 dis. City, Cincinnati 30 dis Ciry Bank,Columbu,5dis';Canal, Clvelaud....75 dis -neca county ..To ais. HKW YORK, NEW ENGLAND, MM JKUKEY, l'KNNSYL- . VAMA, AND I.ELAWAEK, IN OOOB CREDIT. SPKCIrPAYINQ REB BANKS. rookville Bank, Brook Exchange Bank, Green castle. ' svelte- Cow Ikuik, Coa nersville. ''armers' B'k, Westfield .loosier B'k, Lonnusisirt .udiana Bank, Madison, jjdiana Itcserve Bank, Kokomo. Indiana Farmers' Bank Franklin. villu. Bxn or Kllvls.rt. Elkhart. Bank of Goslieu, tlolten Bank of Gosjsirt, Gosi-rt. Bank -of Indiana, Mirhb gan City. Bank of Mouticello. M . ticetlo. i ' Batik of Mt. Veinwu, i- . Vernon. ; t ( .. Bank of Piioli, Paoli.' Bank of liockviilo, Wabasbtown. :. Bunk vf Syracuse, Syracuse. Yank of Salem, Salem. tank of Salem, New Altiauy. - iSIooniiiigtou R'k, Bloellltngtou. Crescent City Bank, Kvansville. Canal liank, EvaHvilfo. Canibrhlget'ity B'k,Caui bridge City. Indiana Stuck Bank, L porte, Kentncky Stwk B'k, Co .lumbus. Latrrane Bank, Lima. Aler. and Mechanic Bk. ' New Albany. New York aud Ya. StaU Stin k Bank, Kvansville Parke Co. ISai.k, Hockvitle, I'rairio City Bank, Terrt Haute. Sontbt.rn Bank Intl., Torre Haute. Salem Bank. Goshen. 2 $ miOILAXDS GERMAN MEDICINES! , . THE GKKAT 5 Ta n 'd a r d r e j : d i e s iif the presiqit age, have acquired their e.rent Jsipiilurily only through year's'of trial.' f!iilNiiin.led Kitisfactiou is rendered by them in all eases. ' HOftyi.A A1'S G E R M A N BIT T E R S , WILL POStTIV ELY CUIiK Liver Comidaints, Dysjs-psia, Jaundice, Nervous Debility, Diseased of the Kidneys, aud all diseases arising from a disordered livei , or weakness of the stomach and digestive organs, A N I. WILL POSITIVELY PREVENT TVZoip IVrer, liilinus Fctvr, and J-Veer uinf Ague. Si our Almanac for prixif. Price 7ftcls iKr liottle. , II OOFLA NII'S ISALSAMIO COBU1A I. , . WILL POSITIVELY I'llEK Coughs, Colds, or Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Iufini.ii'.a. Croup, Pneumonia, Incipient Consumption, and has performed the most astonishing enrej ever known of UO N V I li M K t) VO ffSUMI'TION At & LHarrlWa cordial it in uueqnale!. l'l ir-e 7f ceotn er bottle. II 00 ELAND'S CERMA X TILLS," being well-kuown throughout Europe and Atuercau need no commendation here. They are purely vegetable, are prepared with great exactness and sugar-coated. No betbr Cathartic Pill can be found. Price 25 cents per box. These medicines are prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and St. Louis, Mo., und are sold by druggists ami dealers in nicd icines everywhere.- The signature of C. M. Jackson will be 011 the outside of each bottle or box. . luonr " Freryltudy'e Alumnae.," published annually, 3'Ou will nud testimony and commendatory notices from allparta of the conutry. These almanacs are given away by all our agents. F.KWAUF OF CO UATKH FKI TS. Pee that vou get f fontlund's German Bitters, prepared by ir. C. M. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa., and that his sinatnre isou the wrapper of each bottle. Keller At White, Agents for Evausville, Ind. . Leich A Carlstedt, do do do ilce'J ' JT O O H 7tJK H Jlljr II K T M-4 rereiverl per steamer Glenslale 12ft lbs Gum Uope, ail sixes; 20O ltm fyiim Packini;. all sizes; 2:tft lbs Cotton Pai'kin:, all sizes; lift reels liemji Packing, all slriw; i bids No. t Coal Oil: 5 bids No. I Lard Oil. Also, 2o,iKHlof those celebnite.1 Wheeling Uobie Cigars. Fo sale at the lowest prices goinp. . JACOB SIN'ZICH A- SON, febl4 tf 1 r'ront, l-t. Sycamore and Vine sts. at. . .a -.r ' mm 0 .c.-.-'M,-.,;. -. - We can also furnish TRACK SCALES or any capacity. These Scales are from the manufactory of K. T. FAIRBANKS A CO., St. Jolmsbnrjr, Vermont. Kverr Scale is tested and sealed, and warranted correct. For testimonials we refer to the thousands of persons nsing them. IIOB.NBKOOK r fJO., Agents, ' uov24 " '' Water street. Kvansville. e EtJBMO-V ATi I i-ww a t.vit i-j iti tJ.'n it -i;.i JL res-ctfnlly inform their friends and the public ireiroraHy, that they have -removed their office and store tn. their uew Imildingon First street, throe doors aliove Tine.' stnet, neiur the foundry, where they will Is. able to give more prompt attention to the orilera of their cuntumetM. - A large lot ot stoves will be sold out at retail, at whoieanio prices, in order to cloee out the atock. deea . . KKATZ Ic II EI LM AN. . OUUISTIAN ttAl'Z M. II Kit KRATZ & HEILMAN. ;1TY FOUNDUY! siANt'FAfTUUERS AS D BUILDERS OF STEAM ;' .ENGINES AND BOiLKkS, 1 Saw- Au4 Grief Mill Machinery, Tolnteco Hcrlons, Gumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane M ills, ThranlngJtlsrlilneH, Aic, " EVA NSV ILLE, IND. rxviE rnoritiETous op the city fovk,L dry Is.-g leave to inform their friends aud Ihe public in general, that, t to y are prepared to do all kinds of MACHINE AND FINISHINC WOKK, and evoi.) thing appertaining to tlio Foundry busi-ne.-w-They are uiauulactui ing Steam Emiines asi Boiij-.RHOf any sie aud power, required. Saw Mill Muchiuory'auJ Mill Gearing 01 any size; Distillery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gumming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Mall Mills, Horsepowers, Corn-sheliers, Machinery of nil kinds made and repaired. Iron and Brass fastings of every description, Irou Hoiisefronts, Cellar Grati s tS-r Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest improved patterns; Hollow Ware, Hog Irons, Ac. BRF.WEltS, DrSTILLERS, VtEC'l FlKliS.Ax, Sitpjilied with every description of Copjsr ana Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Itetrigeraton., Atten.porators, Sparpes, Stillheads and Worms on an improved principle. Columns for Alcohol tsfilln. Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, Ac; Copfier, Lead aud Iron Pipe; Copper, brass and Iron Pumps of every variety, for beer, spirits, oil, fc.: Brass I.Wki and Valves, Steam Whistles, f-c. Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work and do repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Irou Work,:. OLD METALS BOUGHT. They are dealing in and sellinr Allen's Improved Steam' Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tubing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Machine. Stephen Hughes Flour te(iarat m-s, Get nine polttnglTothfum Elastic Belting, Packing, lloi-f. Ac.. ot the best kind; Tiuplate, Sheet Iroi,, Block Tin, I'ic; Iron, Babit Metal, Ssdler, Fire Brick. -They have every facility of the best Machinery and workmen, mid v ill ijive all work entrusted tu them, their individual attention, tilliiitf oidert promptly, warrautiin; their work, ami are aatisiied wit h reasonable prices. Mr Oliice amLNUe Uiius,No. Waih '. rouu.Ioiy, BoiUr Yard and Mai bme Shop on tine ulr-.l u.un V'.rt a ...I Sm4jIJ klrCoIS, LVallSviiin ri.,i;.n, decT

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f rmi V H K H ' .' TUMKJSV8 1 1 JL 1 dozen fine, vonnir and fat dressed Tnrlmv, just received at T. BEDMOND'S, mar A-osey s niocE. - it a mt js a a rnn 200 dozen nice and fresh, jnst received at rnr , . . T. BEDMOND'S. Mi .W Jj JR S 8 CAM H , AoP snitahle for the season, and of the latest style, received this day per Express. VALUER MABCONNIER, insr3 . Slain, between First and Second Sts. VBMi t tiH.Tt TJUTJH, JfOH family nse, free from all impurities or adul rations, at tho family drag store, 17 Main at. feb2l . ffJi.lliJ mT. Till: OHIO MfJlLVm Ctinient always ou hand and for saie, iu lots to suit, at the pioneer family grocery febt ' W i8TJi H l.tm..ib ItULH. JL Newark plaster in store and for sale by jan26 . . CHAS. McJOHNSTON. vjiHZiwiiMwjswY' eiojir.i'iii , .EJ boxes for sale low, by felil 8 S. E. GILBERT CO. . CUILLS AND FEVER. WT MS 8 T aj JV UJiP Jt 8 81JVII JSL strange that persons will continue to shake from day to day, week to week, and month to ' month, with Ague, when seventy-five cents Invested iu Dr. llarker'sCbloriue Ague Killer would cure them sound and well. Try it. For sale at octltl THOMPSON'S Drug3tor. -i New Grocery Store. JCU,tlSHIJ-ll TO JIVCOMMOIUTK WW the public and ourselves us much as irjsfbln, wo have oined a brunch ot our ustablishiuent at . , K0. S.ir.lI'PB ST.. BET. MAIS Jt STCAWOttK, where we would take pleasure in supplying families and steamboats with fancy and staple groceries, precisions, Ac, at the lowest possible rates. It bt our inleiiti .11 to do as near aCASH business as possible, atth-i new store, but for the accommodation ' of prompt paying patrons who may not have the -"needful" convenient, we wilt take their order and have them charged at the old stand, No. 82 Main street, where business will be carried on as former-: ly. Those intcreeled in the purchase id steamboat stores ill please give u, a trial, as we think we can make it their interubt ao to do. ' YICKKRY BROS. , Kvansville Tea Store. . II E It EJl P, YwV JILM, CO.nJMiilcial centres, like Boston. New York, aud Evausville, business is gradually classify iii(r itself, thus affording; jrtKsU t-i dealers and r-oneumers at ls-tur raws ; tburelore, rtolvet, that we ileal iu TEA, TOBACCO, Ac, Ac, inslrad of general grocerics. ,-......,... 1 We l.eg I -ave to coll attention to our large aud well v le u d sto-:k ut goods iu cur liue: . . ., IWi diesis and caildii s assorted Tias. ' "' tlHI boxes lobaiio.' ; i 10tl,0i Hi Cigars. - f. bids V.hu king. fs. boxes Groom! Spices. bbls Vini'-jiar, : J. i SO ;riiS Gates' Matches. 20 bags Grain Pepper and Spice. ' 100 bills Wmpping Paper. bO reams Wilting do. .. . 4,200 Pas-r Bas, assorted sizes, very convenient, for retail purposes. Mustard, iu small and large tiu cans, tkiiitmou nud fancy Candies, Butterscotch, Ac , with many other alleles usually kept in such stores. Speaking of Teas, let it lie understood that wo are anxious to sell Tea, and will sell good Tea at 4c, Stic, title, Uici "tic, -7.V, 1 0c, uc, VI, aud 1.20 per iHiund. We also have Teas put up1 In 2, 4! and 6 lb caddies to our order, lo sell to families.. If you waut giaid and cheap Tea, call on us. HtSC'iilt and get some Tea. E. II. SABIN A CO. MjIlugs wanted, for Groceiies or Cash. . Sep2u . . - .. m II0NKCHRAPER, QUICK Eft AND I1ETTER TfA N A AT WHERE ELSE, Patronize THE EVANSVILLE JOURNAL IF Vtitl AY'AXT TO IK THE PAPER HAVING TIIE LARGEST CIRCULATION SO THAT YOUR ADVERTISEMENT WILL BE READ BY E V E II Y B 0 D Y , YOU WILL GAIN THAT DESIRAKLE END BY PATRONIZING . THE EVANSVILLE JOURNAL. IF YOU WANT A PAPER THAT HAS T' W E N T Y N INE COLUMNS - 0K . . ' GOOD READING ,.- : EVERY WEEK, AT ONLY 0.'E UOLbAU A YK All ', , -i SUBSCRIBE FOR THE WEEKLY JOURNAL WHERE YtU - WILL. GET YOUR . . MONEY S WORTH, AND MORE TOO ! And if you want a " '"' Puper wbicb gives more noine news matterg 1 Of Fjiecial imjiortance To the people of this Stte subscribe for THE DAILY JOURNAL, ' : at " ' '''"' K1VK DOLLARS A YEAH, Oil TKN CSRiTS A WEEK. WE attend to all orders from a distance jii'oniiitl v, and execute our work cheaply and accurately. . , . CHEAP, l'UOMTT, ACCURATE IS OCR MOTTO. AiMres, for nny kind of printing, .JOURNAL COMlANY, EVA XS VILLE, Imt tf 8end in yotir orileis, . -. -. - - Friends, and w will Return yon the worth of i " Your tnone fvl r! t f -x- s( t,E :. j. w. iitrt:iiJ. 10 M.iiu stnut, Kvansville. .rti-il, tvr the Country Trsdo, ou octli 33 crates iuwu: llUDll.

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