Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 165, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 March 1860 — Page 4

——><Regular packets expecting notice 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 reasonable rates. Extra copies

of the paper for sale at all times>. ——— STEAMBOAT REGISTER. ARRIVED. New Uncle Sam, Lou., Silver Moon, Memphis, Diamond, New Orleans, Autocrat, New Orleans, Glendale, Cincinnati, Lebanon, Cincinnati, H. Fitzhngh, Cin., Atlantic, New Orleans, Key West, Pitts., Gen. Anderson, Pitts., Belle Creole, Nashville, Aurora, Cincinnati, Monarch, Cin., John Gault, Nashville. DEPARTED. Silver Moon, Cin., Diamond, Pittsburg, Autocrat, Louisville, Glendale, Memphis, Lebanon, Nashville, H. Fitzhugh, Ark. River, Atlantic, Lou., Key West, St. Louis, Gen. Anderson, St. L's, Greenville, Bowling Green, Belle Creole, Cin., Aurora, New Orleans, Monarch, New Orleans, John Gault, Lou., New Uncle Sam, New Orleans. ——— ......The <Weather>, Saturday, was pleasant, though the dust was disagreeable. The <River> declined slowly during the day. ......<Business> was quite active, but freights are beginning to be thinned out a little. There is enough yet left, however, to complete the outfit of two or three boats. The rates are as we last quoted them: Pork 60c per bbl; flour 50c per bbl; corn 30c per sack; tobacco $5 per hhd; eggs 1 00 per bbl; hay $10@$12 per ton; lard 15c per keg; cattle $6@$7 per head; sheep 75c; whisky 90c@$l per bbl. Pound freights 25c per 100 lbs. Way freights 35c per 100 lbs. ......The <Grey Eagle> is the regular Louisville packet this morning. This splendid steamer is entirely new, was built especially for the trade in which she is now running, and combines all the conveniences and luxuries that go to make up a modern floating palace. ......The <Atlantic> passed up about 8 o'clock Saturday in hot pursuit of the <Autocrat>. The <Atlantic> left New Orleans about 31 hours behind the <Autocrat> and was only about four hours behind her at this port. It was the intention of Capt. McGill, when he left here, to beat the <Autocrat> to Louisville. The <Atlantic> attempted to pass the <Gen. Quitman> between New Orleans and Memphis, but made a most miserable failure. The <Quitman> run away from her, with all the ease imaginable. ......The <Bowling Green> departs to-day for Bowling Green, under the auspices of Capt. Sage. The <Bowling Green> is one of the swiftest and most comfortable steamboats that runs in Green River. Capt. Sage says he intends wearing her out in that trade, and we are sure he will meet with a liberal patronage. ......The <Lue Eaves>, let it be remembered, is the regular South Carrollton packet. She will depart this afternoon. Our merchants should have their freight on the landing in season. Capt. Zach Taylor still presides in the office, and graces the head of the table. Long may he reign. ......The <New Uncle Sam lay here all day Saturday taking on freight. She left Saturday night. The following is her shipment from here, as near as we could learn. 1,755 bbls flour, 1,824 sks corn, 46 casks bacon, 225 bales hay, 219 sks potatoes, lot sundries, I. A. Crane & Co.; 100 bales hay, C. Dusouchet; 200 empty molasses bbls, Geo. Foster & Co.; 102 hhds bacon, 1 tierce do, 57 hhds pork, 300 bbls pork, 199 bbls flour, 6 bbls eggs, Brown & Aikman. ......The <Autocrat> arrived Saturday morning about 10 o'clock. She put out 500 bbls molasses and 500 sacks coffee. She left for Louisville about 4 o'clock with a crowd of deck and cabin passengers. The <Autocra> ran into the woods on Thursday night, and damaged one of her wheel houses, but not seriously. ......The <Dunbar> is the fine passenger and mail packet for Paducah to-day at twelve o'clock. Capts. Fowler and Dusouchet will be on hand, as usual, to look after the comfort and safety of those who commit themselves to their care, and their boat is supplied with all the luxuries that an epicure could desire. ......The <Magnolia> and <John Raine> were advertised to leave New Orleans on Tuesday evening last. They will be due here to-day if they did not pass up yesterday. ......The <Union> will be due from Bowling Green to-day. ......The <Greenville> left on Saturday with a good cargo. ......The <John Gault> passed up Saturday evening. ......The <W. V. Gillum> is now at Louisville. She is having her guards widened in order to carry tobacco. The <Courier> says she has a contract to carry 2,500 hhds of tobacco from Brush Creek and Green River to the Ohio. ......The <Autocrat> will be down from Louisville to-day. She will doubtless find a full load ready for her capacious decks. ......A coal-boatman named Lemuel Knaper, of Hawesville, Ky., had both legs broken on the 10th, while tying two coalboats to a tree with a large rope hawser.— The strain caused the bight to pull out, occasioning the accident, which will probably prove fatal. ......The New Albany <Tribune>, speaking about the huge pile of freight on our wharf, says: "Probably the Uncle Sam can lower their pile for them." By her freight list in another column, the <Tribune> will see that she has taken some freight, but there is plenty more left of the same sort." The unapproachable <Autocrat> will have' her fill, too, when she comes. ======= Receipts ty Railroad. SIabcu 17th, 18G0. 6 bbls egg. 1 bbl butter, A. Leuicke A Co.; 3 bbls apples, 2 bbls eggs J. 11. Blum; 00 lml.-s tliu. hay 2,000 bush shelled corn, I. A. Crane; 341 Us lard, 400 kegs laid, Brown Jb Aikiuan; I box hats, 1 trunk, J. G. Pandye, Paris, Teun.; 64 boxes, 4 ba'es, 10 rolls, O'ltiley J-Co.; 5 boxes d goods, L. A L. Bister Mt. Vernon; 1 lox, B. Barnes; 1 box uidse, Vantier A M.irconuier; 3 bales Dulse, Archer A Muckey; 1 Ikjx nidse, M, Lyons; 2 lm-r, Koser Bre. A Co.; 1 bbl varui.h. J. L. While; 20 cases, H M Veils 4 Co.; cases. Keen A Preston; 1 box books, Dobell Co.; 3 eases, J. H. W. W Morgan; 12 bags wheat, Fay A Co.; 1 box d goods, A Lowenthal; So bbls Hour. J. 8. JaqtieM 4Io ! "4t bush wheat, Littles A Krviu; 1 car load chick ens. McEtec; 1 Uul, e.. .-suoic. A. E. SHRADRR, Ag't. ======= FLAT BOATS.—Three large flat-boats, from up the river, passed the city, yesterday, on their way to the southern market. One was filled with pork and lard, one with flour and corn, and the other with 8000 bushels of shelled corn.—<T. H. Journal>. ———<>——— Wheat Prospects. As the spring &f?is, the prospects of au ahuudaut yield of wheat the coniiug season, has become nlniost a fix--,d fa-t. The past lio weeks of warm weather has giveu it a start .suflit ient tu place it beyond unjer. Ful ler ; Democrat, In the C'rirnimsl Court, Herman .Tnsowitz, alias Jager, tried on a charg of obtsiiiiiujr money and other valmibU-s u the false pretence that lie was a German Count or Baron, has been found guilty. He Ims extensively figured in cities north of Washington.

New" WhIrfBoat. Messrs. W. E Lambert and V. Black have purchased j and brought to our city the best arranged

wharf-boat ever at our landing. lbe boat is at the foot of Mill Street. The cabin will ' soon be fitted op for the convenience of I travelers waiting for boats.' There will be a i nice parlor for the especial accommodation ' of ladies, and also a room for gentlemen. j This arrangement is one that we have long needed here. We wish the new uoat ana the new firm success. Hend. Rep. An old lover is ridiculous; you had better give up all thoughts of love-letters when you can no longer read them without spectacles. Prentice. Ooa streets were lighted by gas on last Saturday night for the first time. Gas light makes Henderson look like what she is, a thriving young city. Henderson Rep,, 15th. BgaJThe statue of Henry Clay will be inaugurated in New Orleans on Thursday, the 12th of April next, under the auspices of the Clay Monumental Association of that city. ' IfifThe Michigan City Enterprise says that Lot Day, Jr., of South Bend, has been appointed Deputy Warden of the new State Prison. Garrison's Liberator has an article denouncing the late speech of Senator Seward. OU . HIAT mtJVt MMJS'U Of FEINTING . DON! . CHEAPER, QUICKER" AND BETTER THAN ANYWHERE ELSE, Patrotlzc THE EVANSVILLE JOURNAL IF YOU WANT TO IN THE PAPER HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION SO THAT YOUR ADVERTISEMENT WILL BE READ BY EVERYBODY, YOU WILL GAIN THAT DESIRABLE END BY PATRONIZING THE EVANSVILLE JOURNAL. IF YOU WANT A PAPER THAT HAS TWENTY-NINE COLUMNS OP GOOD READING EVERY WEEK, AT ONLY ONE DOLLAR A VK All SUBSCRIBE FOR THE WEEKLY JOURNAL WHERE YOU WILL GET YOUR MONEY'S WORTH,, AND MORE TOO ! And if you want a ' . " ' Paper which gives more Home news matters Of special imjor lance To the people of this ''. .' ?lale subscribe for THE 'DAILY JOURNAL, FlVfei DOLLAKS ATE All, Oil TKN 7'i--7 i CjCNTS-A week. WE attend to 'alForders troni a distance promptly, aud cxecnte our work cheaply and accurately. CIIEAr, PROMPT, ACCURATE IS OUR MOTTO. Address, for any kind of printing, JOU UN AL, COMPANY, EVANS VILLK. Ii J8ay Send iu your orders, Friends, and we will Return you the worth of Your mone Ayer's Cathartic Fills, FOB ALL, THE PCKPOSKS T A rAMH.V P1IIBIC, ie so composed tlist disease within the rauga of Uti-ir au-tion cau rarely wtthstaml or evade theiu. Their penetrating properties search, dualise and Invigorate every pxrtion of the human organism, corrxctlug its diseased actiou, and restoring its healthy italiti. As a consequence of these properties, the invalid who is bowed own with pain ot physical debility ia astonished to Qnd his llealth or energy restored by a remedy at once so simple and inviting. . Not only do they curs the everf-day complaints of every body, bat also many formidable anil dan irerons diseases. Tha ageut betosr named is pleasu.. to furnish gratis my American Almanac, contain ing certificates ot their cures and directions tot tiieir Use itt tha ftillowing complaints : CtivcHem9 Heartlmrn, HmuUtche Mrisittg from disordered Stonmcl Auuspm, adtsTMMt, J'aim m and Morbid Inaction of the Jtowel; flatulency, Loee of Appetite, Juumlice, and other kindred cOBiplaiuts, arising from a lovr state of the body or obstruction of its functions. Ko not be pot oil' by unprincipled Dealers with some other pill they make more prone on. Ask tor Aykb'h Pills, and take uotliiiiaclse. Ayers Cherry Pectoral. rOS THI KAPlb CtJBK OlCouohh, Colds, Isrunsm, lloAasmr.sii, Cbouf, BaONC'HlTtS, IMCIPIKNT CniKKVMFl'tUN, AND IUS tui arxicr or Consumptivc fAriENis ik auVAUCED SVAUKS Of TIIR DISE&8K. So wide is the field of its usefulness and so numerous are the cases of its cures, that almost every section ot the conn try aoonnds in person publicly known, who have been restored from alarming aud even desperate diseases of the longs by its use. When ones tri(d, its snperiority over every otl'er medicine of its kind, is too apparent to escape observation, and where its virtue are k now u, I he public no louger hesitate what antidote t' enipU-y tor tha distressing and dangerous affections of thu piilmouary organs that are incident to our liuiait-. V bile Luiuiy inferitrt remedies Ihrtut upm the couiinunity Uave tailed and beett discarded, this bus Kitietl frienls by every trial, conferred betfiehfrt on tUeattlirted tltey can never forget, and jirotiitced eures too numerous and too remarkable tt be lor gotten. Mr- l'rvpared by 1K. J. C. ATKS .f CO., Lowell, 31.-SbachUAitts. Sold by KkLLtK WHiTK, lCransvil (e, and by all Iirugisu aud Merchants throughout 4he counrty. octlt-&iiiAwei,w IS' iv v ' " W W 6m yds Wove W ire, 40 dos Meal Stivus, . 16 '- kiddies, 4. to, 8, 10, At " . Kat Traps, . lot) " Mouso traps. UfA. S. WJNNTAO A X , marS . . , lt. Main street. rgrJH. 5 O JJi lt4J H UULH. JV JPI.VN M erder, tor sale by !. K. GlbBK t'f tit. , i i. i ,i ii ' V'Jey Sjr-30oo jrtiHTu, nil sizes, for s.ile tyr. biLua 0.1 s ji. a 0 J tjkjs'T fa.n hijwjtmojv 1 M - ruh-s, einbr:u.'iug a sphit b-vel. square, I plumb, l-vel, and indicator. It ta a vary couveu knt m tit le ur mecliaik . and can be turned into almost any useful alt.tpe or angle.- It ha leceivtd lb iinqu.itilied lecouiiuendittiou of a number of the beat iiitOim.l.; in ibis vicinity. t"or eal by .1,. L' . o UiVVTIil .v i'll

i STEAMBOATS.

REGULAR PACKET!: v r - W W JolIK TUUI'KINS, l?itK8 ltiNti, maKter, G. W. TwovHcr, i-j-. Cleik, will run during the scasom in the Wabash and vnnsvi!lo trade. A liberal share i f patronage is solicited. ni.irO lni "jroH tiitiijfjy' ui riTuTiTiiltjiii JT ular Kvunsville ami Green river ncn, packet D. 11. CAM 1'HKLI,, C. LuniMi f eIiP&y master. Ham Davis, clerk, liavin In i nrf i;i siViss newly fitted and furnihlieil, ottVrs suirior nocouimodatioHs to the traveling public, bhe will run regularly tliroughoot the pr-scut seiisou to all points on Green river. Alert li:tnts and traders seudiug orders can rely on having tliein itruuij'tly filled. Xho ollicers of the Uuuiplell will iitii-nd promptly to all way business, carrying freight and pssaeugcrs at low rates, tilling orders, mnkiiii; purhas s, dc , for their friends along the route. feb9 .v vim.m.h, nm-tn, j-i Ml CAIUO REGULAR PASKN GKK PACKET, CHAKLK Y ISO WEN, IJJL DexTKa, Master, leaves Evuusville iKf.-lTS-ai Tuesday and Saturday, at 12 o'clock M., arriving at Paducah at 6 o'clock, A. 31., Cairo at 12 o'clock, M., Wednesday and Saturday. Returning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Paducah every Thursday and Sunday, at 9 o'clock, A. M., connecting at Evansville with the Evansville and Crawfordsville B. It., ami Packets for Green River. Also, connecting at Southland with Cumberland River Packeta ; at Cairo, with Memphis, St Orleans and lit. Louis Packets. Tickets can be onioned ou board the boat for all Eastern Cties. sept23 TTT VJiJS'H VMM. AH JlJY'JU FjfO VCU JHLsf rAUK T The fine steamer DUMBAK, Gum. Vowlor, master, leaves bvansvilln every Moudav, Wednesday, aud Friday, at 12 o'clock At. Lieaves Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 9 o'clock A. M. Connecting at Kyausville with the Evnnsville and Cra fordsville Railroad for all points North and East, with packets lor Louisville Green, and Wabash rivers. At Paducah with pack ets for tit. Louis, New Orleans, and the llaily Mail boats for Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river. s9Jiisiucss promptly attended, and charges for freight and passage, same as charged by the regular packet. Through bills of lading given to Now Orleans and n'i points on the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers auglS JB.BV tVAMiHl.L A O 1) IIENDEHSON Packet. The new anu lnagmuceui otesmer u n x, x r, EAGLE, W 11. Daniel, Captain ; J. n. Uuncak, Clerk, leaves Louisville every. Wednesday and Saturday at 4 o'cloc-K P. M. Leaves Evaiisvile every Monday at 12 M., and Thursdays at 5 o'clock P. M. jaul7 g. IH SOUTH 'JKtT.V J.V JU PONl KIVEK. The elegs.nt lsscnger steamer LUE EAVES, fJxpA McDonald, Master, Iaylok, Clerk, H- iiail will make regular tri-wet kly trips to South Carroltou and l'ond River, leaving on Mondays, Wednelas and Fridays. For freighter passage, apply ouboard. de2')tf FOR WABASH RIVER. Ul HJKII PACKET M.m t he new and la'ht draught fT b. steamer MASONIC GEM, Villsbury UJfef-J Master, McDonald Clerk, will makeffiaraKBSSlDSBi regular trips between nlvansville aud Mt. Caimel, during the season. Fur freight or passage apply on lniard. jan.'Ulf PACK E 13 1 The tine ligbt draught steamer bSarr t-sm4l T. XX- Done, LEWIS DAVIS, Master Wa. M. Liar, Clerk. Leaves Evansville on Saturdays, at 12 o'clock. Leaves iintsonville ou Weduesdys, at 12 o'clock. SPEED, VOMFORT, HELIA HILITY, SAFETY. XSLfi-to Sarcliot, JOHN McCLAlM Master. Thoh. Dusouchet Clers. Leaves Evausville on Wednesdays, at Iz o'clock. Leaves Ilutsonville ou Saturdays, at 12 o'oIock. These two boats w ill run regularly during the season, connecting at Ilutsonville with the Iintsonville, Terre lluute, and Lalayette Pai-aet, MASO.NIt: GEM. Freight aud Paxsengcrs ri-ceipted through to all points. Passeugnrs and ShipHrs may rely upon the regularity of these boat. All orileis and business eutrusteil to llu lil will be rriui ly attended to. jr K tl If H Wji U .1 S H K I 1" H i -A4V Packet, the light diauglit stennter, CASfLK GAKDEN, Colisd, maslcr, Micblc. clerk, wilt make regular triim between Evansville aud Eugene iliit-irg the tvutsoii. For truight or piisagu iiply uti b,,niil. jan24. gjm li U L t it I "itU A U rM J VMK JB.fr Pai'ket, lliesplendid light .Iran lit I" steamer F li KKsluN E, Alosts Kiik- fj wJjl Patrick, master, will make rigula. egn 'i-mSia trips during the seaxon betwi-u Evausville aud Attica, leav ing Evausville Tuesdays and arriving ou Sal uritiiy s. jau24 TF9 ' jmivEH uiiijiinii jh;kkt, -ATaV The liglii draught steiiiuer steamer m. Master, f, ke l'egil- fcLictri MAUV COOK, Sutto.v Caui-iikll, Clerk ; will make leg lar trips between Evansville and Etigeno, Uiinug the season. For freight or passage, apily ou board. 4 janta tf. cTlTtTES'EVKRf, " SAIL-MAKER & RIGGER, WW . Captains and the public in genera! that he has on hand a valuable lot of TARPAULINS OF ALL SIZES, w hich he w ill sell cheap. Old Tarpaulins repaired on short notice. Fire Screens, Poller Deck Curtaius, made and put up, complete. All rigging work dune on rdiort notice. Also, ropes neatly spliced. Call at his room, over J. U. Veuneiuau's store. jaiil7d3in HOTELS. 'LHKHWOOBt MOVSH, Jh 9 DYERS, Proprietor. Corner First aud Locust treets, Evausville, Ind. Ona square from steamboat landing. mvS-lj 'griirr iU'TKi,, wjiteb hthkkt, between Main aud Diviaiou, Evansville, Ind. actl-tf WM. H. BOICOrUT. Prop. fcMKKMC&j'MtOVSiMi, il.VT.V, i CaT. the largest and lest arranged Hotel iu the New England States ; is centrally located, aud easy of access from all the routes of travel. 1 1 contains all the modem improvements, and every convenience tor the comfort aud accommodation of the traveling public. The sleeping ro nns are large aud well ventilated ; the suites of rooms are well arranged, and completely furnished for families, and large traveling parties, and the house will continue to lie kept as a tirst-class hotel iu every respect. anH-lv LEWIS RTCK. Prop'r JL9 quarters. Wo will take Spanish quarters fur 2j" cents eatdi, iu sums of $tand upwards, for jewelry, watches, or clocks jan!3 BITTROLFF BROS., 48 Main street. Oysters ! Oysters ! Oysters ! UECEIVED DAILY KX EXPKESS MALTHY'S VELEISKATFD PEARL OYSTEUg! (JJ-I 1 Ji.Tt ! UK f.l H H It To FUHNOjtT. ish dealers in cases ; families iu cjius or half cans, aud am also prepared to serve them up in a manner to suit the most fastidious. Will a No keep constantly ou hand refreshments and eatables ot all kind. ('all at my Sal ion, ld Main street corner Alain and Konrth. nov-22 JOHN F. FELKKR. Mil X V M t M . VtV O.W fUTMTl W.V ! JLl Of course the public will buy Sugar and Molasses where it is sold h-ss than cost, ' and lower, if uecrssary." but Vickery lirothers supposing tbapinple cannot live ou corn mtutl, sugar, aud molasses and as fhey are ' only to be had" at the New Huuses, have turned their atteution to selling the other uecessaries of lite very low, sue h as Buckwheat Flour, llouiiny, Cranberries, Wliito Btans, Split Peas, Reef Tongues, Dried lleef. Hams, Fish of all kinds, together with au almost endless variety of notions, such as Flavoring Extracts, Sauce, CaHups, I'ickles, Ovterw, Mace. Nutmegs. Cassia, and Spices generally. Remember, we are not eugaged iu the Ruinous Competition," and won't put on the tarid' too high ou general merciiaiidise to mate up lor selling staples less thau cost. YICKEKY BROS., 82 Maiu street, and 8 Water street. N. B. We have made arruugeuieiits lor the right of eeJling Sugar and Molasses, Im, and ejci-ct some Corn Meal immediately. jan20 V-i If. WW J T Ml J' T W Mi It M M JS'ti f Js The following are a part of Ilia Patent Medicines, &., for sale at the Family Medicine Drug SLure, 17 Main street : Hembolt's Extract ltuchu: Trask's ftlagnetic tMntineut; Ruilgers' Syrup lierwi.rt and Tar; m, Mrs. Alleu's 11 air lieslorative; 1'r. Baker's Pain rauac-a; XLoughton P-spin; ShtgtKMi's t.'h'dagotie; Heuuedy's Di:ovi'3-; ; bran-It's i'urilyiifg Extract; Sandl'ord s luvgoinl.it; Pbdiips' Cough Syrup; Kiji's Worm D iroei ; JIm.Vm' I'ile liihlliiellt; 'iVrranl's S,-lleer Alielit; Sir J;iltK-s 'lal k 's I'i-1io:Ii Pilt; 1Io11whv's Oitiine'lit Mild Pill.-; Kid I. i n. loll liot kl.in; Anil oi biilelreii and niiiely ,lher kinds of Pills, Svi Ops, tuiitiueuis, Uair.tv-H, Y.i niifagoi,, Plasters, Bitters, Liuiiueiils, Tot,is, J-.--, wholesale and retail. novl7 V. U. v. SXODDAKD.

NEW ORLEANS CARDS.

R. H. SHORT & CO... Commission Merchants . No. 94 Camp Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. sl. H. aiiocT. ot22-Umd e. s. Howard. k. II. rMKIHII.n.. ..JOHN W. BINGUAM E. JI. FAIUC1IILD & CO., (XuccMors tu T..C. Twm-HAXL St Cu.,) C o iu mission M ex c li a n t s , 7U POY DB AS ST&F.BT. ocU fllKW OKI.JgAlVS. flfcf . Atw.'Mt i tr co.,' eJo.nJn'is -3,w siou uud Korwardiug Merchants, No. 2!t Poydnis Street, New Orleans, La. my20-dAwly rgl W.JYWMil, STOCK VOJX.tlMeitfToW M. Merchant and proprietor o St-k Stables, New Orleans, La. jan22'57-ly. jnUMltir'leXM7UO'MTutO, VOMMMS Viiou Merchant, No. 7 Lafayette street. New Orleans, for the sale of butter, cheese, bird, eggs, dried fruits, Flour, Meat and all sorts of Western Produce, and for the purchase of Groceries, tc. Cash advances made on consignments, ' mal5-ly 11 It It. TMM VJ-Jt Ml HUM JJiJt, for many years chief Clerk in the bouse of JOHN HURLEY A Co., begs to oner his services as Coinmibstoa Merchant, tu the friends and patrons of that house, now that it baa retired from business. With this end in view I have formed a. co-iartner-sbip with Mr. E. W. Benton, senior of the old aud well known firm of E. W. Benton A Co., under the name and style-of BENTON- AKING, to take place from the 1st of May, prox. - - The subscriber relies for support upon the friends of the old house of JOHN HURLEY A Co., who have had opportunities of experiencing the promptnew and ability with which he attended to their business. Vsry respectfully, THOMAS KING, - Corner of Lafayette and New Levee streets. New Orleans. April 27, 1868. aug8-y JOS. W. DOUGHERTY, Forwarding and Commission, NEw ORLEANS, Louisiana. Raters to Messrs. ALLIS HOWES, ' apti-ly Evanivilll, Ind. " S. TWICHELL, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, - ST. LOUIS, MO. Liberal advances made on Consignments to either of our houses. ucrca io 5 Messrs. Allis t Howes, Bement A Veile, Howard A Brown , Evansville. jy6 WWiMLKUyr, MMJt THO V HE T Vet., WW COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, j No. 18 Poydrn StreeF, NEW ORLEANS, LA. OLKM W1LK1S...W . B. QBKATU00SE...JOR. UITIISUEE. - We give our personal attention to the sale of Tobacco, Cum, Wheat, Uay, Oats, Flour, Pork, Bacon, Lard, Ac. - . augl4 It. P. ETHELL...R. U. ABBOTT EB. FALLS B. P. ETHELL & CO., Commission and Forwarding Meroliaiits, NO. 101 MAUAZ IN EST., NEW ORLEANS, LA. ueferenckh: Geo. Foster A Co., Brown A Aikman, and P. G. O'ltiley, Evansville, Ind. A. M. Phelps A Sou, Miner A Weed, New burg, Ind. S. M. Leavenworth, Esq., John R. Evertsou, Esq., Mt. Vernon, Ind. ti. P. Hudspeth A Co., Boonville, Ind Geo. Atkinson, Esq., W. W. Catlin, Esq., Henderson, Ky. ' Nswcomb A Bro., P. 5.- Benedict A Son, Louisville, Ky. jyH JOHN JREITZ ...JOHN A. HANKY. CRESCENT CITY 37 eO TJ 3ST X II "XT'EVANSVILLE, INP. .. The proprietors of the CKESCEN T CITY FOCN. DRV beg leave to inform their friends and the public in genrral that they are fully prepared to nmkr to order all kinds of MACHINFRY Needed for M ills or Manufactories of any kina Having a great variety of uttterus for MILL EAHINOk of any size, and STEAM ENGINES of any power required. Also manufacturers of -DISTILLERY AND MINING MACHINERY, TOBACCO SCREWS AND FINISHERS, MALT MILLS-, 8 ASH, MULKY AND IMPROVED Circular Saw Mills. GUMMING MACHINES, IRON FRONTS for Houses, CHINESE SUGAR CANE MILLS, STEAM BOILERS IMPROVED LARD TANKS, And iu fact everything in the - IRON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE BUSINESS. itjtjstj cJisTijyros made to order. ' - . ALSO. v Dealers in a superior article of THRESHING MACHINES, And Powers complete, of the latest Improved stvlo. IMPROVED STEAM GAUGES, GUM BELTING AND PACKING, WROUGHT AND WELDED PIPE, LEAD AND COPPER PIPE, AND FIRE BK1CK, AU at MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. Highest price always paid fo old METALS, At the old Stand Corner Canal and Iniile sir mi t REITZ St. HANKY. N. B. Workmen sent to all parts to put up Machinery und do repairs in Boilers. THRESHING MACHINES Always oa hand and for sale. je22 JBWILM ! .ntLK ! JHMl.lt !Kt the Kuf M. reka Baxaar, will be found a constant supply of JVre Frenh Jlf.li.at the lowest market price. jaull ' COOK A t ANGLE Y. W..IJt'l' MfMJMtH ! Tliose wishing to buy J Fancy Kins at a very reduced price, have now an opporiunity. Out stock being quite large, cousiderieg the advanced season, we ara determined to sell it t.iit, rveu below the oust. . Come and see for yourself. No. Svi Main street. j.u.11 VAti't'lERA MABCONNIER. SV WMtMiT M'OTJTOMIS, mWMlMIT JJTATUKS. 60 bush extra sweet potatoes, for sale very cheap, by feb-il COOK A LANG LEY. jf U.nK l UJiMMS J MtJtMtM, V WW constant supply of fine, fat Venison Saddles, Quails, Rabbits, Squirrels, Ac. Those w anting for themselves or for t heir particular friends, call and buy of CHAS. Mi-JOHNSTON, dVcJil Posey's Block, Main st. St. Charles Saloon. NEW PROPRIETORSHIP-AN ENTIRE RE-ORGANIZATION. fi 7m WMStMt. MtJUHJHMiH K II HMi M M-'l! X, WUt from NewOrleane, have pun-taased the ST. OH A ttths SA LOON, on First rtmit, nearly opposite the I'ONt Otfice, and have refitted it in an elegant and attractive style. . 1 -- The new proprk toi s have had long experience as ke-pcrs ot tashiouable and popular Restaurants in New Orleans, and they will endeavor. In their new house, coin l.i lie all the elegancies and luxuries of Northern nu.l Southern Kestauiats in the Si". CHARLES ' - They have brought n large and complete stock ef rhoii e Liquors from New Orleans, which they collected with care during their business iu that city. Their connections aud acquaintance in that city will enable them to obtain tha choicest supplies of Liquors. Fruits, and luxuries from that market iu iutnre, aud they will spare lio expense nor paius to m.-tke the ST. CHARLES surpass, h-reattera its 1'uriut.r representation, as a ple.sant mWnui, a plac 4 gissl living, and ebant, i-etined " sud luxurious resurt. 15 r" Uilliai d players w ill hud at this Saloon a set ol the finest maiide lop Billiard Tables, from the well kuowu aud celebrated factory of J. M. Brunswick i Co. Tue uudersigued daiter themselves that long exterience aud careful atleotiou will uuable tbem to merit a reputation eUal to any saloon iu the Western cKiuli'y. A rplendid Irfiuih will Iwerived up in the must npi roed stj h-, ev ry uioruin Ml I" o'clock. HAMMER A DUElFUsS, augl Late of Sew Orleaus.

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3 . . gRM3SCJEJ'T VITW TOUjSCCO Vf C y TOEY, The undersipned having eiigiigt-d in the Tobacco Business, with the purpose ol supplying, if possible, the wants of tbr -bouie marki-t, 1 am nowr r spared to odor a well holei ted stock of mannfaiv-vl Tobacco from Misvioiiri, Kentucky, and 'Tem.Mlc e' Leaf, iu Pounds, Fives, Uulves, Eights, i r . i artcrs, in any desired package, i Terms liberal, uud .acceptable discount for Cash purchases, but uo sale less than five bfxe. A. GUMBKltTS, ' jy28 No. 105 Main street, Kvnnoville, Ind. OK DOZ. EXTRA BALTIMORE UKOOJiS jmnt QW the best in the market, at declt COOK A LANGLEY'S. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE ' JMo. 8T .ITi Street, Seeod floor, EVANSVILLE, IND. TI Mi VJS'MIMiBSMUJVMlU MS Agent for the following responsible lusuraucu Compauiea: - . New York Security Cnpitul....:.! .......l.....$500,000 Rising bun 200,000 Indianapolis... ...; .-. ; .. l.ro,iHM Eagle Insurance Company, Cincinnati. ...... 3.10,000 We also have some valuable real estate lor sale on reasonable terms and fair prices . 5 lota on Gum street, between Third and Fonrth. -60 acres of the Major Warner farm, ou railroad, 8 miles from Evansville. A farm of 170 acres in Green county, Tuil ; bin n, well cistern, house, stock scale, store house, joiing orchard, Ac. 200 acres in Green county, 12CI of which is prairie, balance ia titulier 8 acres in cultivatiou. Price, S7.o0 per acre. Terms, $20 cah down; balance iu 1, 2, aud 3 years. - A farm of SO acres, 12 miles north west of Yin cennes, good improvements, about 50 ucn-s fenced. Price $l,00O; one-fourth cash, balance iu 1, 2, and 3 years. A farm of 220 acres, 6 miles ea.t of Oak Station. Good frame house, and alout 100 acres fenced. Price 810 per acre. One-fourth down, balance iu 1, 2, and 3 years. 400 acres near Taylorsville, Ind., on litieral prices and terms. ' A fat m near Linton, Green couuty.Ind. Price $10 per acre. - - Very desirable 3-4 '-i 8ui acre lots, ou New burg road, near Weaver's Garden. 2 brick bouses on Second Street, between Chestnut and Cherry streets. - y 15 acres near Salt Well, being part of the Mitchell tract, on liberal terms. 2 blocks iu Lamaaco, below the creek. 40 acres adjoiuing Frank. Allen's form, having a stone quarry ou it 1O0 feet on Second street, near Jude Baker's residence. A farm of 3 acres in Lower Bayou. Missouri and Iowa lands to sell or exchange for property in Indian. Somo very valuable land near Mutton, Illinois, for sale. E. II. SA BIN, declti Insurance and Real Estate Agent. WW Mi.nft I V .. f. J. COtsHI.'MJYie CO. JLtk have removed to Waler stiil, tl.r doors above Main. - -..-. -, . . WE aro now manufacturing Veils' Tatent Folding Spring Led, the best and luo.-t ennvenient now iu use, ai it cau lie moved or handled without any trouble.-- Call and examine them. jan2' E. S.-"BABC0CK, ' WHOTESALK AND RETAIL DEALEKIN SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Have constantly on hand Sash, Doors and Rolling and Stationary Siiapk Bi.iwhs, of Superior Allegany Lnmlx-r, well seasVued, aud neatly aud strongly manufactured. WHOLESALE CASH PRICES. SASH. THICK- i-'r"- TEICE PER NF.Xe. ' ' ' WINDOW. 1 32 ik as r5 : ' T T -" -. ! ' - 8xlo Sxio Iiixl2 lOxl2 10x14 10x14 10x15 1( ix Id.. loxU 10x10.. ... Wxl8 12xl 12x18 'Check Rails, 44 32 52 li2 76 80 84 1 10 1 25 1 ll 1 40 i ,...i ...IV. r ;::::!!:::::::

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Sash of other sizes ou' hand, or put tip at short uotice. , . DOORS, TZ. TUICKNFJ'S. PRICK 2-4ii-G 1 $135 1 145 " i 1 80 " 2 00 2-x6-8 1 1 50 " 13 s" 1 7d iy. nor . l:Ji 2 15 IV; ........................ 2 50 - io5-i(..7."".".".!!!..".".!!ivi...n!.".".'.'."!.'...Z! 1 o ' i - " 15 a " U, 25 3x7 V-l ,2 5" H 25 1 2 85 Ii 310 UL 1 It US. Price. Prin. Size. Wiifvinartf lata. Rolling rUtUt 6ixlo...: ...... -...-....;....l 26.......i.v....... $1 71 60x12 1 25 171 00x14. 1 50... 2 0 10x15 1 7.. 2 25 lOxlC. 25..'. 2 75 Krxl8..v. 2 6". 3li 12x18 j-.:. 3 00 3 50 FRAMESUeorand Wlndutv.

IXE. i THICKNESS. sxio ... 1 10x12.....:. ivi PRIC.. ..8 iM .. I no Other sizes made to order. BUS- BLINDS of all sizes made to order. ' ,W DOORS other tbau regular siy.es ou hau , or tuadeen short notice. Doors moulded to order. Builders should, if pos sible, make their Frames of regular sizes, they can 4hen be supplied at auy time. Ceiling, Mding, and r louring ror sale. Miuldiugs f all sizes. Fencing Boards 4 liet long, fr sale cheap, fine Wiiidowennlaiiistwelves lights. Alt orders Ulilrd be addleSHetl tti ' - - E. 8. ABt:OCK. myll-lyd.tw Evansville. lud. VTMI.M, OJS- MMt.'MI Jl.Vlt IIHTtiR. MINED TO SUCCEED GEORGE TIIORN11 ILL takes fdensu re in luuriMUtg his old customers that iu the quality and styloid' his work, be Hatters himself be cannot !e excelled, lie may still lie found at tno corner ot Secoud and W:iu streets, where the choicest Harness and SaihttVs of evt-rj ih-ricription can be obtained ou the best of terms. mVST Repairiug done wilb neatness aud dispatch. Second-hand Harness alw ay s ou liai.d. jel

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. DR. HAAS, having leaded the rooits fnruiei lyoccupied by Dr. Kivett, in Dr. Bray's building, opisite the Post Oltice, would respectfully solicit thfi citizens of. Evunsviilu und the surrounding towns and country, 4o visit bis roouis ai.d sen the siecimenson exhibition. All I in. so who need Denbil operations pertVirmed, and aie pl aseil with hinwork, shull le attended to with rout pteiisuiu. His . CONTIKUot S GUM works itboat a seam or creviio. Nothiiig' w ill be more clean, or have greater 'strength, li is Block Wokk has but two seams in a lull upper -or lower set. Persons can laugh as heartily as they choice without show ing that their teeth are artilicial, and cheeks that are sunken tan be restored to nearly their original contour. - lionlso nmkue the usual sty les itt plain and siniple gum tooth work ou gold and silver pbtle and also the Cheoplastic work, which is much liked by those who have used it. He has also two prioresses for extracting tooth without pain no inhalation no injurious effects arising from their use the III oft delicate can lmve them appliHl with perfect safety. A3 Parents will consult the health and beauty of their children by having the Dentist direct their second dentition, thereby producing symmetry and health to those invaluable organs. - IMy 1 take pleasure in introducing Dr. lf.ii, formerly of Lafayette, Ind., my successor to the old rooms in Bray's building, hoping he will find them both plcasitut and prolitabie From my intercourse with the Doctor, I am pleased to find bits one of the progressing; possessing tasto r.nd higia professional ability and standing.. With this view, I can, with safety, recommend him to the community as a skillful aud competent dentist. apl8 J. KIVETT. SMITH'S JSMJtlMS TOOASFrom aud AoPal'ter this date, January 2d, 1S0O. li cuuipleft as sortment of our tools will be found at GEORGH S. SONN'f AG A CO., No. lo Maiu street, wilt whom we have nmde arrangements lo sell eur goods, at our prices, mid m.-tke got! all fools that, aiv brokeu by ief(ct in woi-kinttiinbip. " jan!2 J. C. A J. ti. SMITH. xo.nM-j .fitJ'rMi4"rt' nun -m dozen iuirb's superior axes. ... 10 do Smith's tlravtiiig knives." 20 do "hatchets. " grubbing hoi-s. , For sale j"io. JO Main strta-t, - jaiii2 . GEO. S. SONNTAG J CO. eiTtijM.'MiS .AVri OJ H I -Jfl KKCEIVEI Q9 9 nersteiinier Lehich. bv declO fcOUKNSON A CO. IVT. TK.n HJS'T 0t I- THK J M MJM M H t C of the SKOl'ltlTV Issi'KAN. E ('iistanv, ttctolier 1, IS.VJ " ' ASSETS. Cash ou Inui.l $ 0110 45 Cash in Continental Bank, awaiting i 0veslineut 8!,.V.'4 05 Cadi in Iiiuik Commonwealth 5,197 47 Tobd B Hit Stocks $LI.'.,:sl 97 51) shares Uuuk tViumeri-e fill Am'n Ex. Hank loll b.-tnk New York 14 " B'k N. America 214 shs par val. 821,500 worth 2-.i,7fi4 25 Temporary Loans secured by 11,008 U. S. Coupon Bonds and 25 shares RnHolutt Fire I osurauce 'oiaiiy 12,:ttio Of! Bonds and Mortgages being first lien, Ac.o;., 150 00 Preniiuins uncollected 2,501 -S' Accrued Ins. ou Bonds and Blortgiiges .V Temponiry Loans 0,704 7! Balance due from Agents 19 99 Total Capital Stock , Surplus ,.$544,891 80 $5IHI,tIO (Ml 44,891 80 -J54,89l fc3 No Liabilities. JOSEPH WALKER, Prcs't R L. Havdock, Secretary. f STATE OF SGW VOBK, CITY ACOI Ni V iK NEW VtiltK. Personally appeareil Iw-tiire iim this 29ih ihiy of Novemler, A. I. 1859, Joseph Walker, I'l.-si.l. lit, and liic-hitrd L. Uaydock, S.cretnry, of the Sihurity Fire Insurance Company," of the Cilv of NewYolk, and severally attiruied that the w ithin statement by them suhcriled is correct and true to the best of their knowledge aud belief. TliOS. L. THOItNELL. - ContinKshiier for the Sbite of liuiiatin, ill New York. This Company hns complied with the law of Indiana concerning Insuttnee iNonpiiTiies. nml i.- prepareil (o take risks in the City of Evansville and Vanderburgh county, Ind , E. 5(. SAHIN, Agent, declfi S7 .M.lill street. To tho Public. rfn'iM! m:ist itvi.ii'A'i .iv; spuing ..JSL so lar, have la-en vcrr wet ones, enuring many of our rivers to oveijlow their Imnks, back mg up the water in the creeks and bayous, nno flooding to a cousiiieriible extent the bottom lauds; when the rivers recede, which mty be ex pected soon, then the large surface of decaying veg etnble matter exposed to the scorching ravs of the summer sun. produces tlte mularin, which jirover so fatal iu its ciurse, sweepiug whole States, sud sparing neitux age nor si-x iu Its coiiquerlu mnich. After a residence of more- than twentv yours the middle and Southern States, we think we bavt discovered a medicine winch, -to a certain extent, is a preventative of Uie attacks ot I'llnma lever ague, Ac, and as such we recoiunieud our Magnolia W nisky. We wish the piiblio to nnderstand that we are not urging upon them the use of strong Liquors us a beverage. We are, aud always have been, opiosod to their lieiug used in that wuy, but if people will use them as such, let them have tiy all means pure article, that will keep them iu health, htid lengthen instead of shortening their lives. We propose to sell always pure and unadulterated Liquors tor medicinal purposes, ana a little tor tho stem ach's sake, if required, and will challenge an in sjection by the belt chemists iu this or any otht-r country, to find any impurity or udulteiHion in the whisky branded by ns, "Allis k Howe's Mag nolia." It is warranted, as it is distilled from the coru, rye, or wheat, with a slight addition of good cistern water. We have no doubt many jH-.i-sons nave oeea ruined in neaitn, it not actually killed, py drinking bad whisky, the greuter the reason that Allis a ijowes pure Magnolia should be in general use. Just received und in store for sale 10 14 pipes ass'd Brandies (olcl) frnm 3 to 7 Veal ''VsP'P0'' do - (old) from 3 to $7 gal. 4 pi pus liolluud Gin ; J puncheons old ltnm. ai25 ALLIS & HOWES. Water st MIMt M.J HtlMfST TO KM CCO JiSTABLIS1IMENT IN THE STATE. F. Feiidricli & Brothers, Would regectfiilly inform the citizens of Evansville and vicinity, that they have a larger stock of Tobacco, Segars, Snuff, Pipes, and German Smoking Tobacco, Than any two establishments of our principal cilies. Hotels and store-kieiers, look fo 3'oor interests. Before purchasing elsewhere, please examine our large sMSortuieut, which we pledge ourselves to sell at the b.w. st Baltimore prices, and cheaper than cut l. bought iu Cincinnati or Isjubiville; All we nek is, that you shall call aud judge for yourselves. We otter any of the above at wholesale or retail. Our establishment is a branch of the widl know u extensive Baltimore Tobacco Wurebouse of Joe. FeudricbJ- Bros., No. 155 Forest street. Y . FENDRIcn A BROS.. Main St., 1 door above First, oct24 Evansville. lud. . ,m MjM,M MMOWMiH, WJTMiU ST., 1 VM- dor above Vine, sole Manufacturer of the Celebrated Magnolia Whiskj or KVAM8VILLK, fan. JJ All kiiids of Domestic Liquor, and con 4.. m a large supply of Old aud Choice Bourlau Rye. aad dlouongahela Whisky. augl-ti.tw ly j9WJK U' MKJM T WK HA t'Mi OJ ' bund 25,tH Miimds or new hnnis, shoulders, and aides, w hich. wq will sell at the lowent pros.-. tidbl s - - i WV JAOOK SINZICII A-siiN. 'WMi.M T CIJTTKHS .1 T COUT .' NoW e IM is the lime for Bargains! Fiftv Meal Cult. at a I rid" over half price, to toi-l.oOeacTi."" junlO " ' ca.-h. " l'riei1. ts. V. S. WKM.S. YI.VVV1' lUiJt JHX TH.M J..1 KIJ K sine and heavv. tor oi.ru.., Al.o a miihII lot of four bii.hel, duulde gunny tmgs lor bran, A-r.. hr s.ile low. Iur. ai.li, l.y ;KO. FOriTkU A '. lobtl tJtir. Llsalst Ht ,1- "annl Aoj I. ho its IT "0iT.'-NK-IIAI.F lid Coal Hods; i: dit to com Alo.en extra gilt mon (Kame size, I at plinie cost, for cash, torlose out. janld CHARLES S. WELLS.

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New Grocery Store WW,MlSHMJVM TO f CCOMM OMUTMl ww .the public and ourselves as much as possible, we have opened a branch ot our establishment at NO. b,VATEB ST.. BET. MAIN & SYCAM0BE, where we would take pleasure in supplying families and steamboats with fancy and staple groceries, provisions, dfcc, nt the lowest possible rates. It is our iuteiitien to do as near aCASU businesses possible, at the new store, but for the accommodation of prompt paying patrons who may not have the "needful" convenient, we will take their order and have them charged at the old stand. No. 82 Maiu street, where busiuens will be carried on as formerly. Those interested in the purchase of steamboat .tot os w ill pU-ajse give us a trial, as we think we can make it their iutercst bo to do. VICKERY BROS. JL O O Mt H Mi H Mi'.J VST received per steamer GlenAlale 125 lbs Gum Rope, all sizes; 250 llw Gum Packing, all sixes; 46 lbs Cotton Peeking, all sizes; 3d reels Hemp Packing, all sizee; 2 bbls No. 1 Coal Oil; S bbls No. 1 Lard Oil.- Also, 20,000 of those celebrated Wheeling iobio Cigars. For sale at the lowest price going. JACOB SINZICII h SON, feb 14- tf ' Front, bet. Sycamore and Vine sts. Tit MS V.yUMiUSMOJVMSMM WOUM.MM respectfully inform their friend and the public generally, that they have removed their office and store to their new building on First street, three doors above Pine street, near the foundry, where they will be able to give more prompt attention to the orders ol their customers. A large lot of stoves w ill be sold out at retail, at wholesale prion), ia order to close out the stock. deed KRATZ A HETLMAN. CUKISTIAV XS ATI WM. HKILMAK. KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDRY! MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS 0FSTKAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screw, Gumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Can Mill, Thratlne Hachlnct, Ac. EVANSVILLE, IND. rWVIK PROPBIETOUS OF THE CITY FOUNJSL dry beg leave to inform their friends and the public iu general, that they are prepared to do all kinds of - MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK. Land everything appertaining to the Foundry bui. nee- lui'j aie fiiaii.i'.u in. i, otn&j. -.... , n amw Roii.Eits of any size aud power required. Saw Mill Machinery aud Mill Gearing of any size; Distillery and Miuftigr Machinery, Tobacco Screw, Gumming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mill, HorsepcwerH, Cnm-shellcr, Machinery of all kinds made and repairrd. Irou and Bra-ji Casting of every deseriptiun, Irou liouselronts. Cellar Gratia do. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest improved pnllnrus; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, Ac. BKKWKKS, DISTILLERS, RECTIFIERS, Ac, Supplied with every description of Copper an Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerator. Atletiiporators, Sparges, Millheads and Worm oa an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills, Vejwd Jugs, t ans, Syphons, Ac.; Copper, Lead and Iron I'ipe; Copper, ilia and Iron Pump of every variety, lor U.-r, spirits, oil, J-c: Brass Cock aud Valves, Steam histles, fc. Workmen sent to all parts to lit up work and do repairs ou .Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron Work, dc. OLD METALS BOUGHT. They are dealing in and selling Allen's Improved Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tubing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine, Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, Get man Bolting Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, How, c., of the best kind; Tiuplale, Sheet Iron, Block Tin, Pig Iron, ltat.it Metal, S)eltr, Fire Brick. Tiiey have every facility of the best Machinery and workmen, and will give all work entrusted ta them, their individual attention, tilling order promptly, warranting their work, and are satisfied with reasouable prices. toS-tifllcu and Sale Rooms, No. CO Main street; Foundei y. Boiler Yard and Machine Shop on Pin street, between First aud Secoud streets, EvauYille, Indiana. decj Tir!IIHUAJSMitSCJIM,M1S. We have no hand a supply of

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We can also f.trnish TRACK SCALES of any capacity.These Scales are from the manufactory pf E. T. FAIRBANKS fc CO., St. Johnsburg, Veri niont. Every Scale is tested and sealed, and war- . ram-d correct. For tostiraoniul we refer to the ti'ousuuds of persons using them. " H0KNBU00K A CO,, Agent, nov24 Water street. Evansville. ,

; ; ? v? ; s GERMAN MEDICINES! " TUB GREAT - STANDARD REMEDIES of the present age, have acquired their great pop ularity only through year of trial. Unbound ed satisfaction is rendered by them In all case. .04. IIOOFLAND'S GERMAN B I T T W ILL POSITIVELY CE Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, and all dicaseV arising from a disordered liver, or weakness of the stomach und digestive organs, ' - AD WILL POSITIVELY ntKVEMT Yellow Fever, Bill jut Fever, and Fewer aud Agu See our Almanac for proof. Price 75ct per bottle. .IIOOFLAND'S BALSAiTIO C0BDIAL ' - WILL POSITIVKLT CUBK - Coughs, Colds, or Uoarseneat, Bronchitis, IoflY' enza, Croup, Pneumonia, Incipient Consumptiot. and has jierformed the most astonishing cure eve1 aiiowu oi CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION" As a Diarrhoea cordial it is uneonaled. Price ll oenis ir bottle. " IIOOFLAND'S GERMAN PILLS, bring well-known tliroiigbont Europe and Anicrcan need uo commeudatiou here. They ara purely Ti-gt table, aro prepared with great ezactntsw and iw-ooated. ' No better Cathartic Pill csn be found. I"rii"25 cents per box. ' V, Thtwe medicines aro prepared by Dr. C. M. jATr' sos Jt Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and St. Louis, llu! And are sold by druggists and dealer In medicinv everywhere. Thosiguature of C. M. Jackson yi" be ou t he outside of each bottle or box. In our " ErrrylxHlij Almnnac," published .T nuully, yon will hud testimony and commends! ' not ices Irom all parts of the conntry. These ah' uaes nre given away by all our agents. UEWAUE OF VOL' NTEKFEITS. See that you get Hnollaud's German Bitter, pre r. - ' pared by Dr. C. M. Jacksiaji, Philadelphia, Pa., and that his signature ison the wrapper of each bottle-

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Jc,,IW4tr lj J. W. HUGHE, 10 Main str. et, Evausville - , IHU : --rato asorte.l, for the Country Trade, c 1 hand. "? J