Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 164, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 March 1860 — Page 4

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mlg. gmmmL j , BIVEB. ITEMS. Regular Packets expecting notices of, their running arrangements in the Journal, must advertise with us. All kinds of Steamboat Job Work done at short notice, in good style, and at reasonalJ4 rates. Extra eojties of the paper for sale at all limes. STEAMBOAT REGISTER. ARRIVED. Grey Eagle, Louisville, Greenville, B. C.reon, Lue Eaves, S.Carrolton, Dunbar, Pad ucah, K F. Sass, Now Orleans, Diadem, Tilts., Masonic Gem, Wabash, Jesse K. Bell, Ciu., Favorite, Cin., Lehigh, Ciu. dkpibtku. . Grey Eaglo, Lou., - .Dunbar, Padiicah, It. V. Saas, Cincinnati, Diadem, St. Louis, Masonic Gem, Wabash,' Jesse X. Bell, N. O.,' ' Lue Eaves 8. Carrolton, Favorite, St. Louis, Lehigh, St. Louis J. H. Done, Wabash. ——— ......The <Weather>, yesterday, was warm and hazy, presenting more the appearance of Indian Summer than the middle of March. We should think, from the oppressiveness of the atmosphere, that not a great many hours will elapse before we shall be favored with a good rain, which will give vegetation a fine start, and Spring will have donned her gay apparel. ......Business on the levee was fair. The <Done> and <Masonic Gem> were piling up the freight; the carpenters and painters were hammering and brushing away at the <Charley Bowen>, and troops of drays were passing to and fro, depositing and taking away produce and merchandise. ......We learn from good authority that the <McLellan> is to take the place of the <Scioto> between hero and Louisville. Capt. Pierce of the Mail Company is now at Washington to secure a permit from the Post Office Department to transfer the mail contract into the hands of the owners of the <Grey Eagle> and <McLellan>, who will deliver the mail at all points between our city and Louisville. We did not learn what arrangements, if any, have been made for the delivery of the mail to the points between here and Cairo. ......The <J. H. Done> left late in the evening with a good trip. She took on board about 900 bbls of salt for the Wabash country. The <Masonic Gem> left during the night for Mount Carmel. ......The< Masonic Gem> arrived early yesterday morning, loaded to the guards. Mr. McDonald, as usual, furnished us with a manifest, for which he will accept our thanks. ......Mr. Duncan of the <Grey Eagle> informed us yesterday that the crew of the Uncle Sam "jumped her," just as she was getting up steam to leave Louisville. This occasioned some delay on the part of that steamer. ......The <Grey Eagle> was at the landing yesterday morning, being near 12 hours behind time. Her delay was occasioned by her crew, who deserted in a body just as she was leaving Louisville. She brought one of the finest trips of the season. ......We were informed by Mr. McDonald, at a late hour last night, that the <Mason ic Gem> would not leave till this morning at 9 o'clock. The <Gem> is one of the most reliable boats that run up the Wabash, and she should be supplied with all the freight that goes up the Wabash to-day. ......The <Uncle Sam> came down last night. Her load, however, was very nearly completed, and she received very little freight at this point. This was a disappointment to our commission men, who were anticipating the shipment of a large quantity of produce. Receipts by River. CINCINNATI, PB!tKAVORiTE.-32 ilz tubs, 24 nests ditto, 12 dzhalfbusheli, 17 boxes tobacco, I & D. Heimann; 25 boxes candles, 1 box soap, S. E. Gilbert & Co.; 25 bs3 candy, 10 bxs tobacco, 40 kegs powder, Iioditun mines ; 40 bxs candles, Sorenson & Co.; lot printing materials, owner on board; 2 J tons iron, 1. A. Crane a Vo. CINCINNATI, pkr IjEHKiii. 2 bbls molasses, 3 bags coffee, I box soup, I. A Crane-& Co.; 02 bars iron, 32 bdls ditto, 37 slabs steel, 1 bbl oil, 1 bdl steel, Oco. Foster & Co.; 1 bbl beef, J. P. Elliott; 1 bbl beef, 1 box cheese, Cook & Lungley ; 1 box mdz, G. F, Pennington ; 75 boxes pickled sauce. Bemcnt & VTelc; C cooking stoves, 12 pots, 4 bdls sheet iron, 70 kegs white lead, A bbl putty, Drown & Aikman ; 8 boxes E.' E furniture, U. Armstrong; 4 cases mdz, Archer & Mackey ; 50 kegs lead, 2 bbls seed, 2 bbls whiting, 2 bbls lamp wick, Orr, Dal zell & Co.; 3 boxes clocks and weights, P G. O. Riley & Co.; 2 boxes mdz, pushee ; 10 rolls leather, A. Keis; 1 . cast-, notions, boxes essence cofl'ee, 2 boxes soar), Tho, Deuple; 1 case, 6 bdls paper, Sdrenson JtCo.; 3 boxes paper, Smith & Stark ; 91 bngs barlev, Geo. VVolHin; 80b(IIs felloes, llGlmus 20 shafts. Samuel Orr: 50 bbls whisk v, I & D. Heimann; 5 bbls wine, A His & LI owes 1 box lasts, Thos. Kerth; 4G bdls and pieces sheet iron, 40 bars do, C bdls do, Kratz & Ileil.uan ; 5 bales, 1 box mdz- J. S, " Jaquess & Co.; 25 bbls ale, I. & D. Heimann FROM WABASH ILIVEIi. pkr Ma sonic Gkm. 1013 sks of corn, 2G bales hay 1 sack peaches, 9 beer bbls. 3 bbls eggs, bbl lard, 2 kees butter, I- A.. Crane & Co 502 sks corn, 2 bbls beans, 3 bbls eggs, E S. Babcock; 427 sks corn, 8,,csks pork, 3 tierces lard, J. S. Jaquess &Co; 1511 tks corn, Bnuer & Son ; 221 sks corn, 53 Pierces lard, P. G. OTuley &Co; 1 box pi Brown & Aikman. Discharged 225 sacks of corn at Mt. Vernon. " ' Messrs. Iglehart & Bro. of this city, few days ago, purchased 10,000 bushels of wheat at a place called Louisville, situated near the i alls of the Ohio, i he Orey Jit gle, on her hi3t trip, brought down soinc'900 bucks ot it. VI ere it not fur the little towns above, our flouring mills would have to stop running. . . FROM GREEX RIVER, pehGrkestille 36 hhds tobacco, Slaughter & Dunkerson 21 hhds tobacco, I. A. Crane & Co.; 1 hhd tobacco, Brown & Aikman ; ' Ut niova bles, owner on board; lot hides una fur Beuient & Viele; 1 box scales, Hornbrook & Co. .' ,..;,-' ' , FROM LOUISVILLE, pkkGrky Eagle 905 sks wheat, Igleheart & Bros. FROM PADUCAH, peii Dlmiaii. 160 sks wheat,, Iglehenn & Bros.; Receipt by Canal. Pek Wasitingtoh. 16 l.bds tobacco, Geo' Foster & Co;s4 hhds tobacco, Brown.-& Aikman. - ..- - Receipts ly llallroad. " . ,;; . . maiich Kith, 18., 1 car load staves, Oakley A Sen ; 217 bush bulk corn, IWineut Viele 6-i W.l flour, lio bass bran, . f,il l.iM.h corn, I. A Crane; VM-XtUU, jk.i k, J. S. Mitchell A Co.; 100 bbU flour, Al ls A Howes; 13 tierces lard, Brown A Aikman; 1 box, t bbls-1'! V heeler A Rik'K; 12 hoxes, A. Lowcmbal; 2 bdl hooka, K. Korbes-,!4 bbls eRirH. Proton Br ; i boxe. Slaughter k 1'uukersc n P'n-. Hhankliu A Kiley; a lxt movables, Jks. It. hay; 1" haex corn, Goo. Ki.Her A Co.; 10 sacks Hour, ixiren lorry; 1 box chi kens, I'ook A Lanijloy; d - Imm tres. A. J. 'Wrrulit; ID 8a k poUtee. sohn boxes g.dH, L. A L. li.er. Mt. Vernon. In.l : 1 lei candy, A. Uuih; U c:im buis, IHiimmii ( k; -rolls oil clot h. 1 boX(o.-U.. U. Ha-rnw; 1 l".x hat, Vautior A MiMCoiinier; II iMjxeaHh-A-, II. JI. "'. 4 Co ! i-a. Keen . Pntttoii; !1 Ihx-k, Koser

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XXXIV CONUUKSSFtirst Sestlon Wasuixgtox, Afarch 16, m. Sesatk. The Chair presented, a message lrst'tbVJ President communicating " addjtionul., docurnents in reference to th alleged ' hostiMties on the Ilia Grande." "They were laid pn.the; table, and ordered to be printed. A communication was. also received trans- , initting the euttlstirs relative to- the trade with the British North American provinces'. iieveral petitions were presented, the con-J tents of which could not be heard in the iceponers gaiierj. - , . . ' .: K On motion of Mr. Anthony, ' resolutioi) was adopted iBstructing : the Post Otficacommittee to inquire into th expediency ,r providing by law .for .the . pre-pay ment,p, letters by the penny press. ...v 1: Mr. Latham introduced a bin to create a separate district for tho inspection of the boiler and machinery of steam vessel3,r: ; Skate,' p. m. On motion of Mr. Davis, an amendment was adopted in regard to tb sale and distribution of arms. ,1 ' ' Jdr. Ilamlia moved to strike out the 1st section.- Not carried. 20 to 28.- . .-t -j Mr. Douglas moved to" strike out the second section. Not in order. " : " Mr.' Halo moved to strike out the .uact-j ng clause. ' ' ;V bill was passed for the . reuei or the American Boatd of Commissioners for For-;' eign Missions.' - ' ! ,i-e A bill was passed foir tho (relief of'Jere uiiali l'endegraat.-' : -:-: ; ( 'jSf .Also a bill authorizirg the lnstituliod, of suit against the United btates to- ttt ,,1110 title t certain lot?' in Hoepitu.1 Square ia' San Francisco f.i . J 'SI B. J .fT . On motion of Mr. Mason, at3 o'clock, the Senate. went, iota executive session to com plete the unfinished -business of yesterday: Adjourned.., -.' iV'v-'- -.-; WAsnMTOfO March ; 16. nouss. The bill authorizing the sale oMhe Public Ar mories to the -States, jiod to regulate the appointment of the Superintendents' of "the National Armories, was taken up. Mr. Houston presumed it would be nonob jection if the resolution were changed into the form of nmnquiry. ." , ' Mr. Pendleton preferred to let the resolu tion stand as it is. Ho (Anl- fo. rnia I , . fc, I that the views of the phairman were those of the entire committee. .,. .' Mr. Washburne, of Me objected, saying that the unanimous, consent ,vas necessary for its introduction, i ' - .,. .tjt t Mr. Washburne of Me.,' objected -if tho resolution would lead to discussion. ' ' (,' ' The House went into committee on the amendments to the Knles.'-- 1 '' A lengthy discussion took place between Messrs. Keagan,. Washburne of:Me., Pendle ton, and Branch, In regard to: the time lost in the House in, unnecessary, ueuate ana Buncoralie political speeches, and the rdiflicnlty of introducing necessary ills.and resolutions.:,.. ,'.' . " ',"',! -- . . . - The committee then - rose and ' reported the amendments to' the Housf1, when they were nearly all concurred in."';,' . O 1 Mr. Davis cave noticeVthaL -on Mondnv. he woald call up . the contested clsrtion casu l of uillianison ag.iinst aickjs,, Adjourned till Monday. .,., -, Execiilloiior Sl,cpUeiis M4 Wltt'. Cuari.kstokv aUarth lb, P. m. lhe town was thronged with visitors to-day, and sevcral corps of military were in attendance. Stephens and Uazlett-were liunjr at noon. They appeared .resigned ' to their, late. Stephens died very' bard, ' while -Hazlett died, without a struggle. " Both exhibited .great firmness. , . XofcFoi.K,'-' Va' farch 16, p. M. The Democratic ConTention" for tliisi District,' adjourned last Bight. J. J. Kendred of bouthhiimnton. and . A. It. buntu ot 1'ortstnoutn. were ajtpointed delepntes vf6 . Charleston ; Wnu Dolhird and It. N. IMllard, alternates. The Convention" unanimously expressed' its prefenrio for Henry A Wise i'o r , the Presidency. ' ';',.'."' ' Boston"," Mar'tTr 16." "v. it? I'ull "returns from New Hampshire,, .shovy thot following result: Ggodwin, Republican, 38,009; Cate, Democrat,. 33,410. Goodwin's majority, 4,575. . Worth, Republican candidate lor Senator in the 5tu District,, in ejected, rank ing 10 out of 12 "Senators. The Republi can majority in tue House is es. Louisville, March 16, p. m. River falting;j8 feet 4 niches in the canal. ,Cler; mercury 52. ' ' . l-JJ-'-: Baltimore,' JIarch 16, u. ITugh Lwinox Bond, has ' been 'appointed' Judge of the Criminal Court in place of Judge Stump. !.... . 1 . 1 , 1 ' Washington, March 16, m. David Bro ker, 'ex-Congressman from New York, was found dead in his room this morning, troai facts and circumstances it is supposed that he died suddenly yesterday, when preparing for dinner. , He. hud previously, appeared in his usual health.:" 1 '. "':-'1' Cincinwati, March 16," MHjves- fallen 23 inches in last 24 hours." ;rXo'w 22 ; feet 7 inches in rthc. channel. Weather j;lenx and plensant. , At'.J .i Ayer's : Cathartic Pills, . ' are so c.uhm hat d'isWwlthin t'be Vithe r1 their action can rarely witlisXaud or evade theuVTheir neiirtratine tiropernoa" search, ckmuwtaiM Invigorate every portion of the. himtan organism; coix-ctirtir its dieaned action, and reatua-ing henltby vitalities.- As consequenoeol these prop--erties, the invalid who is bowed -Town with pain itt physical debility is astonished to find his health or energy restored hJT reinedjf lit once so simple and inviting. . t,- ' 1 1,1 Not only do thay cure tho everyday complaint of .every --body, bmValso many foruii.lablo:aiid dan . gerous diseases. The agent below uaninl is please. tv( furnish gratis my Anierienn Alnjuiac,' coatainiug corfflicntea their cores and-directiona- fot their use-in the Crflowing eomplaiirts : CVistjtwSeM,HmrtlMTit, MraJitche ariaiuifjrnm.diionlered StumtcH iYUi.wnriui(;- Vioil, Piua in uikF Jl.lrfci.f htarnn of iita- lloiceb, 'i'UitulmetT Lw vf Apjeti!e,lumitc, and other kindred complaint, ring from aiow state of the body pr- obstruction of rm lunetious. . 1 1 Do net be put ott' by unpriucipl.T;. Dealers with-.' some other pill h,i make more profit on.-lAnk for AvtK'stiratidIakeuothin?rsl'i i Ayer's Cherry,: Pectoral, ; ; r: Coughs, Colos, Ivkluenza, Mwakskness, .Cot' llKONOJIITIS, IdCtrlENT OOHB-UMPTION, AXI FOB THK BElIKf- Or COXSUMPTIVK PAT1BSTH .IJi A.1J-. . VANCKBSTAOpS OT1 TH K DI3BASE.. . So wide is the held ol its useftilnoss and so" numerous Ttre thercasw of its erc, that almost .very section ol the country abodnds in persons publicly known, who havejbeeu restored from alarming aud even desperate "diseases of tho lungs by its nse.--When olle'trieHt snporwriiy over every other1 iiM-.1l. iue of Its' kind, is too -apjwrent to eecapo observation; and -where its-iVirtuee are: knmvo, the pnblie no tongor hesitate what antidote to employ for the dtetressiug and dangeroua affections of the pulmonary orirnns that are incident to- our e,,nmte. While many Inferior remedies thrust upon tlte com- L munity have tailed aud N-ei: dixarued,' this .hs (rained ft-Wn.ls.b ew-wj-y tlhl, conferred botietitu-oii tliealUicted tlu-y can never, forget, j.iid produced cures too uumerous uud tv 'aui.11 kubie. te be for LlOtb-ll. ' I . .-' l&tT Prepared by Dlt. J. C. ATEK d-COii-Lowell, t M.US-SPhMseWei- '. '.-t.t1.Hkt4 -.- i- . (. IStdd bv HKL.L.K11 Jd H1IB, avairsvilh-.anilbv all Druggisw and Morchants throutrbout the coiurty. JAiia Hit I ' 1-5 ni 1 .V HW 7T WQSHK t4tlti. WW n'KI vds Wove Wire, 40 dox Meal Seivcs, - mn.

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taHJuBEfJULAR PACKETS. C r SLfjoHK laMPKINS, Uicaal J! W TKind, matter,. G.; W. Twoomey, -n Clerk, will ran during the season in the' Wabash anil Kvansville trade. A liix-ral iiHi ft imtronngs 1 wilieitwf." mailt-lni '-m- iur, IfvanHVille ami iJreen river fr9 ,1 packet 1). B. CAM PBKLL, O. Liiiumi fJLl-i master, Ham Iavis," clerk, having l'fn&- " , rf -bewly fitted and furiiislteil, offer' snjerior fectntntotiacioBS 10 tne iraveim pnoiic. win ,hhi refiilrly- flironghout 1 -Hie'lwesent season Wi.all points ua, Ureeu river. dlerchauts and traders . sending orders can rely ou, haviDg tbeni pn.mrifly fined. The Officers ol tlie Campbell will atienu promptly to sit way business, carrying freight and lssngerst UiTatr, filling orders, making purlU.uu s, Jc, for their ft lends ulout; the route. , ' febo ' '-' ' ; J --j , A1RO REGULAR PASSKN GU PACklKT, CilAKLKY Bu WEN, IIgxtek, Blaster, leaves Kvansville Tuesday and Saturday, at VI o'elock M., arrivmi; tt Faducah at 6 o clock, A "BI., Cairo at VI o'clock. M.jWodnesdaT and Saturday. Jtetaiuini;, leavee Cairo every Wednesday and attu day; at 7 o'clock, r. M., ana i"aaucattevery xunraday and Sunday, at S o'clock, A. M., coiineetiu? at KvansviUe with the Evansvillo and Crawfordsville K. It., and Packets for Green Kiver. Also, connecting at Smilhland with Cumberland Kiver Packet ; at Cairoy with Mninjihls, New Orleans and Su Leuls Packets. Tickets can be obtained OA bpard the boat for all Eastern Ctiee. . j , 4. . v ' j ! septil . - JSJd PACK j) T The Ina steamer llCNSAR, Gus. v i'owler, ! muster. learvea f.rauHviHo- every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 12 o'clock Ai. Leaves Pailocah every Tuesday, . Thursday, and Saturday, at )-o'trfock. A: M. O.nojecting t lcvansville with the Evansville anr CYawfordsville Railroail for all peints North and East, with packets for Louisville Green, and Walmsh rivers. . At Padncah with pack eta tor 8t. Lords-, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail boafer-fttt Cairo,- Nashville, and Teunessee river. -(MBtmiues promptly attended, and charges for freight and passage, same as charged by the regular packet.1 Through bills of lading given to Now Orleans and all points on the Tennessee and CumLerland rivers- ' -' - ' ' ' ' BUglS .. Jf ifJyZTii V, VM S WMJU Mi , jm-mj nYAssYiii b.K a a u IIKKDEliSCbT Packet. The " new and" maeniflcent Steamer .GBSY ifeir & .EAGLE, VV U, DVniri Captain ; X 11. iiuCAN, Clerk, leaves Louisville every Wednesday and Saturday at 4 "ock P. M. Leaves Kvansvile every Monday at x- jS and Thursdays at'5 o'clock P. M. . .jiktil7 ' . ' 1 Hi" Ms OB SOUTH JU.' PONI RIYEIIJ 'The elegant paBsonger steamer LCE EAVES, NoIXiNAi.D, Master, . TiltoR CU;rt, will make regular tri-weekly trips to feouth Carrolton and Pond Kiver,, .leaving on Mondays, Wednesdays ami Fridays, i '' . For freiht0rpaS!a3e,applyonboard. de20tf : - FOIt V'ABASH IllVEIl. Jims The new and. liht draught ir w steamer MASONIC Glial, Pillsbury LaUf-ft? Master, McDonald Clerk, will. makerSiiTi i al regulas tci; be wee u kvansville aud Mt. Carmel, duriuK tiie season. i'or freight or paosugoapply on board. janSltf miiavlZiuuiiKHijr uvij sh JLh,- PACKETS I The lino light fr"'' bdraught steamer , ' - V . LtjU?ftf 'trT. Uono, LEWIJ HAVTS, Mastor.........Wi..M. LifcT, Clerk. ' Leaves Kvansvrll on Saturdays, at 12 o'clock. : Leaves llatsonvilte ou Wedcesdkys, at. I2o'clock. SPEED, COMFORT, , , HELIABILITT, , SAFETY. U t O ' a.. - , . i501IN Vlrt LAIN. ...... Umu-r. Taos. "lU8oucaiiT.U."t.."..r.. Clem. j j Leaves Evansville on Wednesdays. at o'clocii. Leaves Hutsonvillo un Saturdays, at 12 o'olocK. Sup Tliese two boats will run-regularly during the sesuu connecting at IluUM-nville with' the llutsouville, Terro Ilauto, and Lalayetto 1'acKct, MASOW1C -VBtL, i. - ; Freight and Passengers receiited through to all points. - ' - Passeugeis and Shlpr ers may rely upon the regularity of these boats. A II orders aud basineiM entrusted to them will be promptly attended to. jr jb v lfd vrii a s sltt ts i vii u JEfc? Paeket, Ibu light djaugbt steamer, CAS1LE (iAKliliiS, Consol, ntSHier, Sheble, ' ry clerk, wdl make regular trtna tetwneu (441X.1 Jiidiin 1 1111- Mitu biimruwiiD . c so4i.!. For freight orpaasage apily ow boaiii. j:ir4. i . - -Mii U t j,J H l'J itj ft H A 1 VJi M Packet, the sllendid light di an lit 1 ... -steameiKKEEsTOSK, Moses K irk LgTtS:-7 patrirk, maste"-,- will muke regdlHWmi V iTin trips during the seanon between Kvansville ami 'Attivn, leaving Kvansville Tiiesdajs aud arriving 011 Saturdays. jan'2-t ?grm HULL, J H 1MuJi8H f Ji I H K T, ji? Av Xhe liglii draught., steam onr - rr-.. 11AKY COOK, Mttos Master, 15X1.. I'ami'bki.i., Clerk ; will make regu- BTT " 1' -.-ggai btr trips between Kvansville and Eugene, during tike season. For Ireightjr passage, apply 011 lioartl. janl'J tf. (J1IAULES EVERT, , SAIL-MAKER & RIGGER, , n tr,mo vitt uyrroKM smjt.n a -f r -WW . Captains and tho public in genera! that he h is on hand a" valuable lot of TAKPACL1N3 Of. ALL SIZES, which he will sell che:ip. Ohl Tarpaulins repaired ou short notice. Eire Screens, lioiler IVck Curtahia, made and put up, complete. All vigjring work done oh short notice. Also, ropes neatly spliced. Call ot his room, over J. G. Venuemau's store. innl7d3m HOTELS, fHitWVOU MOVSJS, K9 BYER.S. Proprietor. Corner 1 Corner First aud Locust itrerts, Kvansville, Ind. One square from steamboat lauding? -4 L' , ' mv5-ly jrilTV ' Mo ftit,, ttVlTXtt STUKKT, 9 between Main and Tivision, Kvansville, Ind. . jctl-tf " -- WM. H. BOICOITBT. Prop. , it jn k h t h o l t, r.v, tm QTML the largest and best Arranged- Hotel in the hew Eaglaud. State; is--centrally located , aud easy of access from all the route of travel., li contains all the modern improvementM,andavery-convenience tor trio cemfort and accommodation of the traveling public. The sleeping roiuia are large anil well ven tilated ? the suites of rooms are well arranged, and completely furnished for families, and large travellug parlies, aiui the bouse will continue to be kept as a first-class hotel in every respect. aa8.lv - ' IiKWIrt KICK. Pron'r. ill J M. -OUM Oltlt &Lb quarters. We will b-.ke Spanish quarter.-, for 2 cents each, in sums of. $1 and upwards, for jewelry, watches, or clocks - J - '"' " Oysters ! Oysters ! Oysters ! . BKCK1VKD DAILV BY EXPliKSS MALTVY'H CELEBRATED PEAKL OYSTERS! HJV1 UJtt fUtifJI ttfii TIF tfVK.it'JL - iah dealers in eases ; families in cans or half onus, and am also prepared . to serve tlieni up in a manner to suit the most fastidious. '- Will also keep constantly on hand refreshments and eatables , of. all kiuds. Call at ray 8alon, lot Main street ooruer Main. and Kourth.'- -' ' novidt : : JOHN . KKLKEB. aTA'tlTf.V COJnPHTITtOJVYJEJ Of course the public will buy Sugar and Molasses where it is sold less than coat, ".' and low er, if necessary," but Vickery' Brothers supposing the people cannot five on corn meal, sugar, and inolas sand as they are " only to Le had at the New Houses, have turned . their attention to selling the. other necessaries of life . very low, such as Buckwheat Fluur, Uclniuy, . Cranberrius, White Beans, Split Peas, Beef Tongues, Dried Beef, Hams, Fish of all kinds, together with an almost endless variety of notions, such as 1'lavoring Kxtracts, bailee, Catsups, Tickles, Oysters, filaco, Kutmega, Cassia, and Spicea generally, lie mem tier, - we are not engaged in the " Kuinous Competition," and won,'t put on the tariff too high ou general iner--chaudise to ni'ui.e up for selling staphjs less than cost. VICKEKY BROS., j , .''"?;' - Main street, aud 8 Water street.' '""5. B.." We have made arrangements for the right of selling' Sugar and Alolasaes, too,, and expect somo Otif laitrimmediatelv 'j.inZO T. A B. r 1: v r MX It I CIJYJi S JL . '' The following are a iiart i)t the Patent WediciMea, Ac, for sale at the Family Medicine Drug Store, 17 Maiu street; . . i Humbolt's Kxtract Buchu; ., j.. . . . 1 Trask's Msgnetic Ointment i -.1 : i.n 1 i ; ; , i . lloilgers' ssyrup Liverwort, and Tar; .. .Sirs. Allen Hair li)Stortive; "Dr. TJaker's Pain Panaci(a,' Houghton Pespiu:' - . . , ' ' -i 1... '.,' Osgood's Cliolugogiie;. '. ' -- .'" ' ''' Keune;ljs Discovery;' ' ' " : ' " ' .' Bnm-ltV Piirtfyifig txtract;, '' "" , Sanilfold's Invigorator; . v ?' '- Phillips' Cough tiyrnp; ; : "' '' Bull's Worm Dvtrojer; ' "( . , Hays l'ile IJnfincnt; '."- '..' " .' ' ' 7 Terraut's S-lIeer Aperfebt; ,'. , ., ',' " "Sir James Clark's Female Pills; V , . llolloway's Oiutnieut aud Pills;. ,'..,,.'," ",' Old Londmi Dock Gin; ..... . .Vn.l one 'hundnwl and ninety other kinds of Pills, Sy riipKOiiituteuts, Itairdyes, Yeriiiifuges, Planters, Bitters, Liniments, T.iuiex, JBc, wholesale aud retail. lnov!71 V. II. P. STODl'AUD.

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-uiNEW ORLEANS CARPS, R. H. SHORT & CO., Commission Merchants U No. 94 Camp -&lrei . . V KF.W OULEAHSJLAw a. H. shout. . oet22-aid .4,tt, a. HOWARD,

a. 11. fAiaruiLH... John w. binhuam E. II, FAlUCUILPariSc CO.t . i- uiosaort to T. C TsiB itu A Co.,) Co mmissi on 'M e r chants,' oet4-- . r- ,. , i.W OKI.lj-A.S. hiou and Forwardiug Alercbasts, jNowlfJi l'oy ibas Street, New Orleaxs, La. niv'-dAwly r BL Merchant and proprietor o Ptfck Staliles, New (irlvaliH. Iju , jairS'67-Iy. ' jfSttii 1. iJkj7Woj'iThmo com mIs B. sion Merchant, No. 7 Lafayette street. New Cr, leans, for the sale of butter, cheese, lard, eggs, dried i truita, lour, JUeat ana all sorts 01 v esusru x ro-r dace, and for the purchase-of Groceries, Ac. . Cash, advances made on consignments: mal5-ly W Hltr-THJi UJ1 JEM SI G JJK II , W for many years chief Clerk is the house of JOHN HCRLEY A Co., begs to -oner his services as Commission Merchant, to the friends and patrons of that house, now that it has retired from business.. . f With this end in view 1 have formed a co-partnership with Mr. K. W. Benton, senior of the old and, well knoa n firm of E. W. Benton A Co., under the name aud style ot BENTON AK1NG, to take place from the 1st of .May, prox. ' T'ha aubacriber relies for support upon the friends of tho old house of JOHN HURLEY A Co.,' who have had opportunities of experiencing the promptness and ability with which he attended to their business. Very respectfully, - . THOMAS KING, ' Corner of Lafayette and New Levee streets. New Oi leans, April 27, 1868. ang8-y JOS. V. DOUGHERTY, Forwarding and Oommissioii, NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana--! - Eofers to Messrs. ALLIS A HOWES, apC-ly , Ewanavtlle, Ind. S. TWICHEtiL, COMMISSION AND FOR WARDING MERCHAST, : " " ST. LOUIS, WO.. - Liberal advances made on consignments to either of our houses. . , . .--r i KKTER to ' ; - Messrs. A His A Tloweh, Dement St Veile, Howard lirowa, jvansvme. - jye fCUV, tiBXJTHOVSB tt Vo., W w COMMISSION AND FOBW ASDIMG - MERCHANTS, " No. 18 Poydras Street, "":''. NEW ORLEANS, LA. ClavM WitKIN...W..H. GRKATUOlJRE.Jog. OlTZINQt li. . We give oor personal attention to tho sale of Tobacco, Corn; Wheat, Hay, Oats, Flour, Pork, Bacon, Lard, Ae. ' " ' augl4 - B. P. ETUELL...B. G. ABBOTT ....Elt. FALLS B. P. ETHELL & CO., - Coininission and Forwarainu NO. IOI MAGAZINE SI., NEW UELKANB, LA. KEFEKENCES: v . ' - Geo. Foster A Co., Brown A .Aikman, aud P. G. O'Kiley, Evajisville, Ind. - w A. M. Phelps A Son, Miner A Weed, Newburg, Ind. S. M. Leavenworth, Esq., : John It. Kvertson, Esq., Mt. Vernon, Ind. G. P. Hudspeth A Co., Boonville, Ind. ' Geo. Atkinson, Esq., W. W. CaUiu, Esq., Henderson, Ky. t -. Nswcomb A Bro., D. S. Benedict A Son, Louisville, Ky. . jyttJOHN A. BEITZ. ..JOHN A. HANKY. z 1fS.9aO6O.9(,.....fi.g,.0. ORESCENT CITY--' -j... F O IT N" 3D 2?l X . EVANSVILLE, IND.,;, The proprietors of the CRESCENT CITY FOUNDRY beg leave to inform their friends aud the pub lie in general that thry are fully prepared to nutke to order all k iuds of llACHINFRY Needed for Mills or Manufactories of any kina ' Having a great variety of patterns for HI 1 1. L (1KAH1NO, of any size, and STEAM ENGINES of any power required. Also manufacturers of DISTILLERY AND MINING MAUHINKKY, ; TOBACCO SCREWS AND FINISHERS, MALT MILLS; SASH, MILKY AND IMPROVED - v' ' Circular Saw Mills, GUMMING MACHINES, IRON FRONTS tor House,' ' CHINESE SUGAR CANE MILLS, STEAM BOILERS IMPROVED LARD TANKS, And in fact everything in- the IRON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE BUSINESS. BttJSS CjtSTI.YGS -- made to order. ALSO -rDealert in a superior artick of. THRESHING MACHINES, And Powers' complete, of the latest improved style. IMPROVED STEAM GAUGES, GUM BELTING AND PACKING, -WROUGHT AND WELDED PIPE, LEAD AND COPPER PIPE", AND FIRE BRICK, All at MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. ST Highest price always paid fo old METALS, At the old Stand -Corner Canal and Ingle street . RE1TZ &. HANKY. N. B. Workmen sent to all parts to put up Machinery and do repairs in' Boilers. - - THRESHING MACHINES Alwaya on haud and for sale. ; Je22 r 7BB''- T!lMTKl Jnjti?t . At the-Eu-C f ML reka Bazaar, will be found a eonRtant supply of JPuro i-Veaa Milk, at the lowest market price. . ji.nll . ' COOK A LANG LEY. g01,rjt?1 J-'tJUS .'Those wishing to buy Jt Fancy Furs at a very reduced price, have now an opportunity. Out stock lieing quite large, considering the advanced season, we are determined to sell it out, f veil ImIow the cost.- Come and see for yourself. No. 3U Main street." v jtinll VAUTIKUAMARCONNIER. UKX TP TV TOJBS. S WUlt T J' - AJTAoiCS. ((I bush extra sweet potatoes, salo very cheap, by COOK. A LANG LE'! 4Tijjnii : uJ.nn ' .A'Ji" t Wf constant supply of fine, Fat Venison Saddles' Quails, Rabbits, Squirrels, Ac. ' Those "wanting for themselves or for their particular friends, call and bnvef ' CHAS. BlcJOHNSTON, . . di-c'20 : ... . Posey's Block, Main St. " St. Cliarles Saloon. NEW PROPRIETORSHIP AN ENTIRE . . RE-ORGANIZATIGN. -mjgxssRS. liJt.mn ii si tt itBisiFUSsf. QlJjL from New Orleans, have purchased the 6 f. CHARLES SALOON, on First street, nearly oppoJ site the Post Olhce, and have rehtteu it 111 an oleVJ gaut and attractive style. , , . The new nronrietors have had long experience as keepers of fashionable and popular Kestuurants-in New Orleans, and they will endeavor, In tlu-ir new house, to combine ail tho elngauciea and luxuries of Northern and Southern Uestaurata: in the ST. CHARLES. .- -...,;..... 5-..v4 . They hava brouuht a large and complete stock of choice Liquors from New Orleans, which tln.y eollecte.1 itn care during their business in that city. Tueir connections and acquatutan in that city will enable them to obtain, the choicest supplies of Liquors, Fruits, and luxnries from that market in future, and they will spare ne expense nor pains to make -:the' ST.- CHARLES anrpass,. hereafter, its former rcpreseutatltn, tfs a pleuant Saloon, a place of good" living, and elegant, refined aud lu curious resort. Billiard players will uud at this Saloon a net 1 of the finest ninrble top Billiard Tables, from the , well knowu aud celebrated factory of J, M. BrunsJ wick i Co. ..- . The uudersfgued flatter themselves that long ex- '' perieuce and careful attcntiou will euable them to ; merit a reputation eajual to auy Saloon in the western country. ' ' "-. ' . -.. ... w A sploudid Lunch .will bo serred up in the most approved Atylo, evtry nioruiug it lo o'clock, HAMMER A DUEIFCftS, - augl ' " " Late" of 2iew Orleans.

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Ji VI -.1 .1 n - -.' .. 1 LajV"-' .tri' VL TORY. The undersigned having engaged in fhe Tobacco Business, with tho purjiose oa .supplying, Kpisible, the wahta of the home ' market, 1 am nowf repared to olfer 'a well selected' stock of mannfatf d Tobacco froni Missouri, Kentucky; and Tenusiee Leaf, in Pounds, Fives, Halves, Kights.trt! i, t arters, .in any desired package. . Terms lihral, and acceptable discount toi"'ClUit? purchimes, but no sale less than live boxe a 'A i "A i. ' t K'i-'.y. A' CM BERTS, jj28, v- t Ko. 1U5 Main street rvausvi He, Ind. qTiSC DOZ. EXTRA BALTlMURai JJROUMBmm the best in the market, at 1 ' deel COOK A LANGLET'g.i INSURANCE AND REAL ESTA TE AGE1WOY,. ,,,,, "JvV. 87 Mmln Strttt, SeeonA I'loor, , . EVANSVILLE, IND. rWt M X I VL) JiHSt tJJS'K It . IS . JSL Aifeut for the following responsible Insurance Companies: . '- - ' - New 1 ork Security Capital S500,01K tisiMK..3un.i.,4... .v..,.:.,Y4'- -ixi.ttw Indianapolis... 15o,O0d Eagle Insurance-Company, Cincinnati .. SilO.tKX) ,We-alo hare'tome valuable real estate-tor-sale on reasonable tonus and fair prices t ft lota ou Gum street, ltwceu Third and Fourth. - fed ncres of the M ajor Warner farm, 611 railroad, 8 miles from Kvunsville. ' " "r a w .u,-.. H ' ' ' A farm of 170 acres in Green county, Ind.;. barn, well cistarn, house, stotk BCiUo, ttyre house, young orchard, to. 2U0 acres in Green county, 11 of which ft prairie, balance in timlier 8 acres in cultivation Price, 87.50 per acre. Terms, S'JW cuhh (lows; balance in l,-2aod a years, r- -i , ' (, . . A farm of SO acres, 12 miles north-west of Vincennes, good improvements, about f-Oacres fenced. Price 81,0ix); one-fourth cah, bulunce in I, 2, and 3 years. . . - - . A farm of 220 acres, 6 miles eat of Oak Station. Good frame honso, and about 10.l acres fenced. Price $10 per acre. One-fourtb down, balance in. 1, 2, and 3 years. ' i .400 acres. near TaylprevlUe, Ind., ou libera! prices and terms, . . . A farm neac Liuton, Green county, Ind. Price $10 per acre. "Very tffesirable V, nnd a?re lots, on Newburg road, near Weaver s Garden. 2 brick houses on Second Street, between Chestnut and Cherry streets. . IS ai res near Salt Wall, being part of the Mitchell tract, on liberal terms. - v 2 blocks in Lamasoo, below thecnek. S. l M.-'i 40 acres adjoining Frank Allen's farm, haying a jttone qnarry on it . 100 feet on Second street, near Judge Baker's res-ie'eoce.- - - - - ' - - 'i t -' A farm of 63 acres In LoAvar Bayoik .. , Missouri and loua lands to sell or exchange for property in Indiana. , . Some vory valuahle hmd near Mattooni Illinois, for sale.' - O jl t iii . "XH. SAB IN, dec 16 Insurance and Real ftstatu Agent. wi;jno ..-. j. voi.BtTRJvtt co. Mis I are removed to Water street, three doors above Main. . ' ; "WE are now manufacturing Wolls Patent Folding Spring Bed, the best aud most convenient now in use, a( it can be moved or handled without any trouble. Call aud examine them. ian25 , -oo-e. babcock; - WHOKSA LK AND liETAlL DEALER IV , SASH,- DOORS AjNI) ULINDS. ' E V A N S V I L T. 1! ,' INDIANA." " nave constantly on haud Sash, Donxs and Koi.i.iNO and Stationary Siiavr l!i.r?ins, of. Sii(riot" Allegany Lumlior, well season..-. I, and neatly and Strongly lUHiiulaetiuvd. - '.-.- ; WIOI,ESALE CASH PRICES. ; , .. SASH. --.,.' '"'1 - ' , TH1CKraioc pea WIWDOW. :ta ; :w ,v ' ' 4 .. 62 52 ;- (;2 i.... 11 75 t i so . 84 ..... t 10 BS i m 140 Mir. 8xio....r.:. KXV0......J... 10x12 10X12 10x14 10x14 10x15 loxit;.10x14 10x10 Hxl8 .;A..v ...vy IV4 -..-iM 'H l34i Ifi 1 .:....tyH....:.. 12xltt...,.. 12x18 Check Rails. Sash of other Bi.es on hand, or put np at short notice. DOORS. ' rincKNEas. ........ IJs ; iixt.. , ' it-tixe-fi..".. PRICK . . ji an ..-' 1 5 ... 1 80 2 no 1 50 170 2 0C 2 15 .. 2 fiO i. : 1 90 .. ,-eao .. - 2 25 IT - -f. w . 2 65 . . 2 85 .. i . 3 10 , 11 2-xt;-8... ....1 11 -IV 1? IV, 2-ltYi;-io.. Wu .AU... ' u' - 'h 1V4 1'4 :ix1 ::::::::::::::::z: 3i BLINDS. Price. Stuti(r,inr!r Staf. SI 25 1 B5 i. " P'ici. KoViiHj Stat, U 7t -I 7t 8i3. 5xl0 60x12 xrxl4-.. ....... KixlS MxKi 10X18 12x1 S - iHAMES .......... 1 -.'.? .'..: .. A ,0 1 75......:....... 2 23 2 25..-r. 2 75 2 0...w. 3 00 uC: & -00.....VA ..,3 W oox acl Window... ,, . TH1C5"ESS. . . PR1C"U ,' ti.l'l.. 1 ..,S CO 10x12.. i : 00 Other aires made-to order. -, , , WP.LINIS of ahVnizes made t.i order. ' t3f -DOORS other than regular sizes on hand, pr' "hiade on short notice. .''', Doors moulded to order. Builders should, Wpbs' '4 siEHe, make their rallies, ol regular sizes, they can tben be supplied at any time, - - v -: :; - Ceiling, Siding, and FIooriDgbr sale. MonM- ' ings of all sixes. Fencing Boards 4Vi feet lone, for . saiouhesp. . .One Window contains twelves lights..,. . Alt .. I .1.1 . 1. -' 1 1 tji iiei iiit.Ei. . .w lunamot 11 to . o j . 1 . . : i i i h K:- fi -BABCOCK, - ' myll-lydAw rrt Evans villa. Ind." - KORO THORNIHLfi erming his old customer that fri the quality and. style of his work, he flatters himself he cannot .be excelled r Ho. nuiv still lie found at the coruer of Second and Maiu'ntreeU, where fhechoieest Harness aud Saddles of every description can be ohtau. edoh the best of terms., - , Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. Second-hand Harness always ou "hand. Jo!

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-t-jiA4 TR Tf 4 AC!, bttvinir I.-hh.-.I IIia riM.irn former! voccupled by Dr. Kivett, in Ir. Bray's feeding, xpiiosite tii Post Office, would respectlully solicit tho citixens of Evunsville and: the surrouj(.lii(r Wwi And country,, 'a visit, his. rooms atd see the speciTnens on eTchllrftion.-' All 'those who need Dental one rations performed, and air pleased wkh his work j shall be atteuded to with ff roat ple.'tsui- 11 is CONTIN CoL'S GUM 1 works wirlioiit a seam or rrevice. NnthiiiK will lie loora clean, or have greater strength. - ills B1.OC1C Wouk has but two seaina iu a full upier or lower set. Perseus can laugh as heartily as they choose without showing that their teeth ure arliticial, and cheeks that are uunken tun bo restored to nearly tlieir original contour. 1 . . . , . He also makes the usual styles of plain and simple gum tooth work on gold and silver plate and also the Cheoplastie work, which is ninch liked by those who hare osed it. . He has also, two processes for extractiuir teeth without nam 110 inhalation fnjuriohs effects arigfug'from their use the most delicate can Iiave tneia applleu with perfect safety. Parents will consult the health and beauty of their children by having the Deiitiot direct "their second dentition, theroby producing symmetry aud health to those iuvaluable organSjii: , - ... i. take ..pleasure m tuKoUuclng Dr. Ilasa, formerly of Lafayette, Ind., my successor-to theold rooms in Bray's bnildiug, hoping' he will find them both pleasant and prohtalilo From my intercourse with the Doctor, I am pleased to find him nof -the pmgWfflelng; faxisfssiBg taste and high professional ability and standing. itb, tbut view, 1 can, with safety, recommend him to the community as a skillful anil competent dentist. ' ' aula- - -i - -t I J.XIVETT.v ITU'S J&ntm rOOtS-fruni and Jnrter this date, January 2d, lM(;o. it complete assortment of ow tools will be found at GliuKUt 8. SONNTAQ ,t-: CO., No.. 10 Maiu street,' will whom we have made arraiigements to sell our good, at our prices, and make gooil all tools that are broken by defect in workmanship. JauliS - . J.C A J.G. SMITH. lOMX JttlJS'lt-'aCTi.'JtlC.SW' do.Mi niith's superior axes: .. . . , ' ' ' 10 do Smith's drawing knives. ( do "-hatchets. ' 1 "" '"' ! - iftdo.. 'grubbing hoes.. . ; -ii -' For sale Jio. . 10 Main street, ' ' Jan 12 GEO. S. SONNTAQ Jc CO. , MJU.XS JVO. 1 OU'K.fT.r.'liKCElVED per steamer Lehigh, by - declO - - -KORENSON A CO. , ATJr.WA'T f TUMS Jl I"' Jit itS 3 of the SncmiTV Issckanck Voxpakv, October 1, 1859 "" : - ' .-..--. U --i' S.ARTB. . Cash on haud , ? . 6p0 45 Cash in Continental Bauk, awaiting Investment 89,S24 05 Cash in Bauk Oommonweo;th.......... 011)7 47 ' Total..;..".-'..:...'.'.'.:...:.. sos,3i w Bink Stocks r0 shares Bank- Commerce - " , ftO Am'n Ex. Bank- . i' " 100 '. Bank- New, York . " " 14 " B'k N. America -. ; J K14 aUavar vak 2l0Oworth Ai,7i,I A3 Temporary Loans secured by lt,t08 U. S. Coupon Bonds and 25 shares Resolute ' ' Fire Insurance Company 12.TO0 (' Bonds aud Mortgages being hret lieu, c.-tH.'., I 00 Proiuiunis uncollected... M Accrued Ins. on Bonds and Mortgages A : Temporary Loans........ : 6.7C4 79 Bahuice dno from Agents. ......... .-: - I'J UJ TotHi::.;:...:...::....:.:..A...:......::....:..Mi,8!ino Capital Stock ...... ...$rix,"fi' 00 -. - Surplus .. ....................... ,&! H -?-Ml,SM 8.1 N6 Liabilities." ......... JOSEPH WALKER I'ree't R. L. II4YIMK1K, Secretary. , ,; ; 8TATB OF SEW YORK, 1 ;.''. -C1TV ACOWNTi OF NEW YORK. - ' Personally oppeared lK.foro tue ibis 2!oh d-ijr f November, A. 1). lHo'J, Joseph Walker, President, and Richard L Haydock, Secretary, of tho Security Fiw Insurance Company, of the City of New Yofk, ad severally .atBriiiisd that Ua) within stJitenieut by them subscribed is correct and true to the best of their knowlcdce and belief. . , --j -.-".' i TliOS. L. T1IOUNELL, " , .- Cummissiouef foi; the iitate ot lutiisiiu, in New York. " This Company has com'plred wlfh tho l.iw of Indiana cuMCHtniiMr insunuue lkmianie, uud UprcLfcaleil to taie rjsks.lll the, City oi vabsville am. r'aiiileibuixh t-ounty, Tud, .. .n ' K:-H.' 8ABIN, Agent, .1 it deln 1 " - i- . .. : OT iiiu ttw, . X To the Public. ", : . rWWlE I'ST ti'iVIiH rff.Vi it'iINU M. so far, have Is-eii verv wet ones, causingnia'ny of our rirt-rs. to overflow their biiiihs.'iisck log till the water in-tlu crock SBd ba.vntw,:uiO Uoodibg . to a considerable extent the ladtoui lands; wheu the rivers recede, which may LAoxpeirted soon, then the large snrfnee of decaying-vegetable matter expc.sed to the scorching rays of tiie summer sun, produce the malaria, hii h proves so fatal in its coi.rsw, sweeping whole States, aud sparing neither age nor sex in its conipuorin -march. ..mi . . I l . - : . - . 4 Al'twr a residence of more than twenty years the middle and Southern States, Wo think wo harr discovered a medicine which, to a certain extent, la a preventative of the attacks of bilious lev.-r ague, Ac, and as such we recoinmcud our Magnolia Whisky.- -. .- '-'A-. , We wish the public to uuderstawl that we are not urciuz upon them the use of strong Liquors as a beverage. We are, and always have been, opjiosed to their beiugused in that way, bunt people win use them as such, let them nave by an means pure article, that will keep them in health, and lengthen instead of shortening their lives. We pr? pose to sell always pure and unadulterated Jjiqnon for medicinal purposes, and a little for the atom ach's sake, if rea uired. and will rhallenuw auiti spection by tho best chemists in this or any othvr conn try, to nnd any impurity or adulteration the whisky branded by us, "A His A Howe's Magnolia." It is warranted, as it is distilled frniu the corn, 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 killed, py drinking bad whisky, the greater the reason that Allis A Howes pure Magnolia should be 111 gen. eral use. Just received and in store tor sale - ' 10 pipes as8'd Brandies (old) from 8 to?7e:M' ,; 12 pipe ..do . . (old) from. 1 to 87 gal . 4 pipes Holland Gin ; 3 pnucheous old Rum. "" ai!25 - ' ALL13 A HOWES. Water ft. - r ' - , , ... , ran tit! i.j ntmsT to ttM ceo jn sJK, TABLISUMENT IN THE STATE o f: Fen drich &r Brothers j ivtenia twpriecttuiivtntori-tn- citizens 01 irvuns T Hie and vicinity; that they have a larger stock of Tobacco, Segars, Snvif. Fipesj-and German , ,,, A3VAi:u woicci,. ... Than any . two eetabLUhnieuta of our pri.-icipal cities... .. ,', ,.. . . .. . . '. . . . ; notelsaud gtxiro-keepers, look to your interests. Before purchasing elsewhere, pleas examine onr largeaasortment, which we pledge oursolves te seU at thej bowest Baltimore .prices, and cheaper than can be bought in Cincinnati or ijooisville; All we ask is, that you shall call and judge for yourselves. WootTev arwf the above a, whidesale or retail;ur establishment is-a branch of thwell known extensive Baltimore Toliacoo Warehouse of Jos. Fendrlch d; Bros No. 155 rnreat street. F.FENDRICHAP.I10S.; ' r - JHAIu st 1 door above First, - ocl2t ' " .J. Evausville, Ind. i ,,! tT UOWXS, W.t Tii K JiT 1 QfJBL doorahoyiB Vine. eoto Manul'actiirers of the Celebrated Magnolia .Whiskj. - i- Vi All kiuds of DomestiO' Liquors, ami con ui oj.'n large supply of Ohl and Choice lionrlxin live, and MoiioUEaiieLa Whiflky. -. auyl-diSfwly ' MEAT. WJB HJIVX OJ vW liand 25,(XX1 pounds of new hams, shotilders, and sides, which we will sell "at the lowest prices.'1 febl4 JACOB SINZICH A S0N. wrcvrjiBs'T7osT:v mt fJL is the time for Barguins ! Fifty Meat Cutters at a trifle over half prioc,.for cash.' Price, U6 ets. tofl,50each. - JaiUo ' ; : C. WELLS. VPAWP AtJld H. Ji JLl'at. JKUtt tT.MH Hid havy,: i.r corn. Alo a small lot of foar bnshel, double gunnv bags for bran, Ac, for sale low, .for cash, by 2 , -OiJO. FOSTER A CO. febll i o'o. ,1 Cor. Locust st A Cimal. ' OJVHOItS J T COST ! ON K-H ALF dozon extra gilf band Cdid Hoxls ; 2dittocomjnon (same sileOat i.rime cost, forcash.tocloms out. J JaulO - - " ' CHARLES S. WELLS.

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New Grocery Store. ift.v to acco.n.no n.irn the public and ourselves as much as j.feubio, wo haveoyenod a branvh ot our establishment K0.'&,WATEI ST.: nr.T. MATS Jb SYCAMORE, where wo would taso pleajure iu supplying fami-Ih-s and i-'t'aiiibo-in wit h fancy and staple groceries. provixinnsJtr.., at thu lowest )..Hs;b!c rates. It is j iwr iiilentiMii to io n ninir a CASH biKdness as posi sible, at the new ttwre, but for tho accommodation j of prompt paying pntrcue who may not bavo tue 'nee!rui coiivt-.i.ient, "we wm taKe fiieir oruer ami have them charged at tlie -'.l.l stai d, No. bt Jlam street, where busim-MS will bo carried on as formerly! Those Intel tfled 111 fle purchase i.r steamboat stores will ploaso give fts a trial, as wo think we can Bluke,it tbidcJiiRost so.to do, , t Yif'KERV BROS. JL 0 o a 1: tt us jf vs-r received per steamer Glenlale 125 lbs Gum Hope; hH si?es; 7V-lli int Packing, nil sizes; 2; 15 Urs Cotton Packing, nil aizes; :1S rwls .'Jemp Pack ing, ull sizes; 2 bbls. No. 1 C01U Oil; i bbls No. 1 Lard Oil. Abo, -.iO.iHiO of tliosn celebrated Wheeling jobin Cigars. For sale at 'the lowext pricea oi.- . . .JACOBS IN 7.1CJI A SON, , .eJ.14-tf Front, bet. Sycamore, and Vine sts. rwittK LUJtJitt!JJJS'Itl Vk-OUIjtt

M. reaix ctfully Inform their friends and the pnbr a fu lie generally, that they have removed their office Hm aca.

and store to their new building on I irst street, tnree d.vors above Piii street, near tho foundrv, where they will he nblo'to give more profnpt attention to the orders their customers. A large lot of stoves will be sold out at retail, at wholesale prices, iu order to closo out the stock, deed c- ' ... ' KRATZ A II EI LM AN. CHRISTIAN KHITt ...WM. MKILWAN. KRATZ & HEILMAN. , ..... . -LMTY FOUNDRYI MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS 0FSTKAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, Saw and Grist Jlill Machinery, Tol.ao Screws, '' 3nmniirrM:ieltnes,l 'hineetMignrCHiie Mills, . XliraniliH Ji-liljie, Ate. J-.VANSVILLK, IND. nrviK rnorRiEToas of the city rocwvAt.'dry beg leave to inform their frie'ids ami ti e public in general, that .1 hey .wo, pi epared to do nil kinds of MACHINE ATT FINISHING WOIK, and everything iii.pertnining loathe. Foendry busni-. l iu-y me uiannfucturiiig Steam foiii: "i A Bon. 1.11s of any sie and power required. Si : Sliu-hinery' and Mill OuTiBe- of any size; lory and yiiuing Machinery, Tobacco ScreHr nihi.i ?l:u-hin.'H, Tnritslting ltachines, Mj'u ..iU, HiirsiTcwr-rR.'Oo'rn.slilh-l'i, Mcliinei-y oi'ttil ..it. madti nnd ipaiitd. Iron r.ml ilrass C'stli'-i i.t every di .rrii.tiot., iron iioorttdronl, t.'e!',; r d--. (:"ol.i.g and H.-uting .Staves of the iat( t iniprovd .:i!f.-i;liH ; H dlo'V Wm.', Dog lro'is. i. BRrrwic;i;s, distillers, iikutiki ers, a , Supplied 'iib every de cription of Cojijier ai.a Shout rou V.'ofk, Orewili Kettles, Refrigerators. Attiii.oiiil..i!-, Sparten, Stillheads and Wornn na an imi. roved pi-iiu'iple, tjoluiiins for Alcoiiol Still, Yeast'Jugs, Cui-, -Syphons,' 4c; Copirf-r, Lend aud Iron Pipe; Copper, llniss mid iron Pumps of ever variety, fr Ire.-r, HpirMs, oil, ,fc: Brass Cot ks uud Vairrsieam Whistles, Ac. ,. U'orkiii'..ii sent to all parts to tit tij wor"; and do repairs on Sr-.-um Bi.iU-rs, Cupper und 'heet Iron Work, Sc. . OLD METALS ROVGIIT. . They ;;ra ilealiig in and soiling Alleu's Improved Steam Uange, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tubitiir, Hiram Hopkins' 'Improved Smut Machine, Steohsn Hughes' Flour Separators, Oetiuan Boliiii Cloth, Gum EliuitK Belling, Packing, How, dr., . ot the l.ost UiLi.l; I'liijilato, Si-eet iron. Block Tin, Pig Iron, Habit MeUI, Spelter, Fire Brick. They hveery f.u-ility of the best Machinery and W'.rkuieu, and viii 1.1 v.. all wolk entrusted to t'uciu, tl.eir individual attuution, tilling orders promptly, w:nHtt.-.iiisr their work, and aro satiaiied. Willi ress. nmblc prices.. ; ... ... Kt OHice and Sale Koonis, .No. A Main st"5C,ouuJmy, llciier Vard and Macliiue Shop on Pine Street, b. tv.trti l-'irst Mi ! Second streets, Kv.uistil'e, Indiana. ' ' - doc? JR. hand a stipplv of 55 m m m s HO 1 M-XiliiltlJei HP m 0 1 1 - JOT? "!! ,1 ' v : . v'.' .v We can also furninh TUACK SCALES or any capacity. These Srales are from the manufactory of E. T. FA I KB AN K S d- CO., St. Johnaburg, Vermont. Every Scute is te?tnd and sealed, ami warranted correct. For t :.stimoniaui we refer to the thousands ol" persons nsintr them. HOKNBIi'OOK A CO., Agonta, oov?i ' - Water street. Kvansville. f 0j bj , - if . . a S ej q - HOOKLAND S -- . GERMANS MEDICINES ! THE GBEAT ST A N D AMD REMEDIES of tho present ftie, have acqnircd their great lop- . Inlarity only through years of trial. I'nbouud- ' ed sal isfai tion is rendered by them in all TIOOFLAKD'S ' G E R M AN BITTERS I...! - Wltb POSlTIVrtV CUBE Liver Complaints, Iiyspejisia, Jauudice, Nervous Debility, Diseases' of the Kidneys, and all diseases arising from a disordered liver, or weakness of the atomnch and digestive organs, AWI) Wll.t. PfWlTIVFLY PHRVEST Yelloio Frrer, Rillrii Fever, ami Fever and Ague. Sco pin- Almiiuac for proof. Price Jcts per bottle. " 11 OOF LA -V O'S JIALSA MIC C0RDIA L .. Wll.l. roi:lTlVKLV CURB Coughs, Cyl-lii, or ljloarseiit-s, Ilronchitis, IcfluVriz.1, Crotij, rncninniiln, "Tnrlplent Coiisumption , and has performed the most astonishing cures ever known of . . , C O N FIRMED C O N. S U M T T I O N As a Dianhiea corditil it is uneqnaU'd. Price 7'" cents per boitle. 1 II OO FLA ND' S TTeRMAN PILLS being well-known throv;hcnt Europe ai d An. i. can iicd no comiueudativin hero, . They are p- -eiy vegt table, aro prepnred with (twj! cxactne-- and sugxr-coated. No better Cathartic Pi.'l run I,. f.yuue.. 1'iiee 2. a-ntsper b x. ' These medicines are prepared by Dr. C. SI. J ' k- .)! it Co., 1'hiia.lelphia, Pa nnd, St. Louis, Mo., and are sold by drnargists and dealers In medici'.. s everywhere. The signature of C M. Jackson will be 011 the oiitwd.i of each bottle or box. - Incur " ..-r;.o'7.y' Al.nauac," imbli.shcd minually, yen will lind testimony and commeudaiory uoticcs from all parts of t'.c- country. . These nlu.a-ba-s .-.re. liiveo away l.y Hjl'eur agents. L Elf ASK OF CJtVSTEliFElTS. V fee that yon g'-t IAio.1 an-l's German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M.Jacksi.n, Philadelphia, Pa., aud that his signature 1011 the wrapper of each liottle. Keller A White', Aleuts for i.vansvjle, Intl. , Leieh A Caristeiit, . Ui " do do dec ' .1. w. uraiiK. lo Main htr.-et, Kvsnsviile ,.Vu.i, b.r the Country Ti-"-' OB 1 cto SS orate haud.

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