Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 177, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 April 1860 — Page 4

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RIVER ITEMS. I ESSf Regular Packets expecting notice of uir running arrangements in. the Journdl, fust advertise with u. All kinds of Steamboat Job Work done at short notice, in good 'yle, and at reasonable rates- Extra copies !' thepaperor sale atall limes., . STEAMBOAT REGISTER: : AUaiVKD. ' t'enona, Cincinnati, John (fault, Nashville, Ireenvillo, Green River, Scioto. Louisville, . . t. Green, B. Green, J. Montgomery, Lou., -lay City, Pittsburg, Silver Moon, Memphis, . Ulamont, St. Louis, . . Tempt-st, Lonisville, v." tadison, Cincinnati, r Wood ford, Kew Orleans flendalu, Cincinnati, " Argyle, Cincinnati, peutucky, Louhyillc, Sir Win.- Wallow, Pitts. ! DEPARTED. A'enona, Nashville, - John Gunlt, Lonfsville, " as. Montgomerv, ST. 0., Bay City, St. Louis, J -filvor Moon, Cincinnati, Attftntwnt, Wlu cling, i ' ictoto No. ', Lottisvillo, Tempest, Nashviiie, Madison, New Orleans, Woodford, Louisville, Slendaie, Memphis, Charley Boweu, Cairo, Argyle, New Orleans, B. Green, B. Green. jLue Eaves, S. Carrolton, Kentucky, Memphis, jirecuville, B. Green, Masonic Gem, Mt. Cariucl, V Sir William Wallace. St. Louis. ......The <Weather>, Saturday, was windy and dusty, though not to the same extent as the day previous. .The dust flew to such an extent however as to render both business and traveling very disagreeable. The probilities [sic] were that before many days we would be favored with a rain,, which was greatly needed. ......<Business> on the levee was more than usually brisk. Several boats were at the landing at the same time receiving and discharging freight. ......The <Bowen> left yesterday with only a moderate trip of freight and passengers. ......The <Lue Eaves> departed for South Carrolton with a good load. ......The <Masonic Gem> took her departure for Mt. Carmel with a light load. It becomes the Wabash boats to load light if they expect to make any progress up that stream. ......The <Kentucky> passed down, it being her last trip as the Louisville and Cairo mail boat. We presume she will be withdrawn from the Louisville and Memphis trade shortly. ......The swift <Dunbar> is the regular Paducah packet. She leaves at 12 o'clock. Capt. Fowler is still, in command and clerks Dusouchet and Bunce are found in the office. The <Dunbar> is a regular clipper and offers, the best kind of accommodations to all who take passage on her. ......The <Lue Eaves> is the regular South Carrolton packet this afternoon. The <Eaves> is deservedly one of the most popular little boats that runs up Green river, and Capts. McDonald and Taylor are adding daily to its reputation. ......The <Grey Eagle> met with a mishap near Shawneetown, on Friday, which has compelled her to lay up for a while. She was struck by a squall of wind, and both her chimneys were blown overboard. The damage received by her is considerable, and some time will be necessary in order to make all necessary repairs. ......The <Greenville> left for Green river with a fair trip on Saturday evening. The Bowling Green also backed out about the same time. ......The <Republic> lay at the landing all day and received, we presume, about 800 tons of freight. ......On Saturday night the <Science: arrived from the Wabash with a light cargo, but as much as the stage of the water would admit. ......On Saturday night rain, which had been anxiously desired for many days, began falling. It began gently and easily as though it had set in for a long "wet spell." ......The <Sir William Wallace>, put off considerable freight on Saturday, including dry goods, &c. ......The officers of the <City of Madison> left word at our city on Saturday that the <Kate May> had been destroyed by fire about 1 o'clock that morning, while taking on coal at Cannelton. The fire was occasioned by sparks from the steamer <Union> igniting the cotton on the bow of the boat. The flames spread with such rapidity that the boat and entire cargo were conumed, the money and papers in the safe alone, being saved. Fortunately, the boat being attached to the wharf-boat, the passengers were enabled to make their escape, without any lives being lost. The <Kate May> was from the Arkansis river, and had on board at the time of the fire, about 700 bales of cotton, which she was taking to Cincinnati. She was owned principally in that city. Newcomb's wharf-boat also took fire from the <Kate May>, and was consumed before the flames could be extinguished. What the entire loss is we did not ascertain. ====== Receipts by Railroad. SI ARCH aiKt, 1K)H). 12S0 bush corn, Brandts A Crawford; a ixixr-f hardware. Babc-ock k Co.; 8 boxes, 1 bdle. Win. Uuhen; 8 boxes, C. PaviUpoti; 1 Us-;? tonfcura, H. K. tiilliert A Co.; 6 tea rice, K. S. Jlnboock; 1 rail, I!. W. Armstrong; 1 car load hay, Vickrry Bro.; 4 bbU eggs, bush corn. Brown it Aikman; ca-ca shoes, Keed A . Burrows; 1 bid brimstoii Wheeler KijJKs; 3 la)3Ce d roihIs, l. G. O'Kllev Jk Co.; 1 car Hlnvt-s and hoadiui;, A. ltetn-r-s; Mil blls flour, I. A. Crane; 8 bids egirs, A. Leun-ko t Co.; 1 bid butter, G. M. Kraft; ant biili corn, Geo. KiwtnA Co.; It! sacks Hour, Cur. Thoeuiau; ltiaacks Hour, ren Dorry; 2 bbls ets, J. G. Venneiimii; 97 bbU wlisky, Allis Howes; ti siwki . oata, 1 kid cigs, lox eggs, i't;it., t box sundriors Anspacher A i'laiit; I ucb luathers, 0 aacks ;, Wheeler Bigg- - . A.-E. SIIHADKU. A't i Dkathofasold CjTizK'.f-Mrl Litn'don l'arker died iU hid residence- in J'-usseron township, Knox county, on the 27tti. Mr. P. had resided in that county bet ween" 30" and 40 years. .... .. .-. - 1 ' ' ' JTbb Burch Cass. A correapondetit - of the Albany Argus, writitig from Chicago, under date of March 16, Bays: " I heard this morning' that Mr. Burch had withdrawn his suit fordivorec. The shipments of cotton durinir the week ending ttmounted to C,4j5 hales bales were shipped to the ( Cuttino Back PBACH-TuBits.-r-At , t!e; time the peach-trees come into hloisorri,"fr just liettfre, they should have one-hair of ' the last year's growth cub.1 off.. .Out away I .ni;,)i. oil nronlr snil sicV.1V shnnta ertit hnr-k ' " . . . i the last year s groiyiu,,aiso. Mt SUf-ii t man- , . . -r - " ii 1 ' net as to give the tree tt well-roimrleti Stinpc. . Kv r-iit I iti " tiiu-k in this manner. theStren-rth of the tree is thrown into a less; s'iirlhcc, the growth is much increased, and Hie l'niit will. tx laropr aud finer. ' - -i '' ' ' ... . A GKXER0US CoRroltATIOX. The New Orleans Gas Company lias voted 'sefent? slutrt'3 of its st;k, wiiich Uquutcd at Kbi, - e ... . i. .j.:t. : . . ...i to the only fluid ot the lute lanuiitcd Williatu S. Campbell, so loig, Ilia' :SoiVciIiiT 1.-, ,,i- ii...i i,. leiiuciiiui UCK..sv.a,9w. --v . ———<>——— Two little children, boy and girl, of Mr. Pierre Bouchie of Vincennes, were terribly scalded with hot water few days since, from the effects of which the boy died.

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j Later MexlcaMaiejwiiV ' New :ORLRkK3, Marcl29. The St?amor " ll'-itv," from Vera Cruz, the 2d, iiS4iit into Ui-r'vvick Hay, s)irt of coal.- Sh conu-s here Ibrsupplies atd an; munition. : The bombardment contiuued till the 1 Ttli, when Miramon attacked Mm city, but alter a half hour's combat was repulsed with considerable loss. , .... There were from 200 to 500 women and children in the castle. ,' '."V '." , The boiubarduient was. resumed the same day with renewed vigor, doing much dam- ! ; .','. ;.' ". ' ' Another assault i wm attempted on the niht of the 15th, but was quickly repul.-ed. Caravaja's force captured a convey of 15 wagons Joadod with munitious, provisions, and front 'two to four hundred dollars in specie, near Jalapa, destined . for iliramon's array, and'dispersed the guard of 700 men. i Miramon. raised siege, on the 21st, and withdrew towards, the capital of, Mexico. On March 18th, after the capture of Marin's steamers, Miramon sent a decree to the capital confiscating air the American property, and pending all .the - Americans, oat of the count,ry.' 1 ' '-' ' Nkw. 0iilka!I3 March 31. Marin, signind himself Admiral of the! Mexican Navy, publishes a protest against the ' capture of his steamers. Ilesayg.tlja.t neither, the Saratoga, 1 udiitnolu, or JVIivq, showed their flags when they appfoaetted. ' He' lihew that the1 IndianOla and Wave were Jnarez steamers, and lio supj6sotl: -thk-jt wort: towing axwod Imats toj! tl) atwick , .attempted to escape, wo shovyere'ire'd! whicU he. returned, and thien recognized ' the Saratoga and ordered the firing to reaRe, Notwithstanding . the . 'attack eoritinned, With the known results,. Tie says that ho.. .purchased the steamers at Havana from merphant, by order of the Supreme Govtrnmont of Mexico. . i iii i j 1 1 ' i .... , , ,i A-otNTLKMAN, after having passed over the Michigan .Central TJailroad, ..itifijrnis the Iletroit AdverlirTtUfit, the growing wheat never looked better than now. '' -- :. .Pittsbcrgt Jlarch 31, M.--River 4 -feet; 8 inches bythe- pier"' mark; nnd falling. Weather clear and, peasant..,, ... ''"'" ' VCixciysfATt, March SI, M. The Titer has fallen 9 inches lit the lasi i-l Lo'urs'- now'.. 1 2 fWet 0 incites in the channel. Weather warm and- wind v.'' ' " S; Loci.s, March '31, m Major I M. Page'dievl ;ajt' Fort .SniiU.-rkansus, onthe 25lh.' , ' , .. ' . .. ., . .i . . '. Gov,Uoaton Glvei Ilia Commanth .'.' New Oiu.kaxh, March 20.--Gov. Houston, not- receiving the dispatched military aid from the Federal Governrtient,' lias ordered Colonel Johnson immediately, to raise a largo, force of Rangers to drivt?t!M Indians from 'the northern frontier of. Texas; ,JIe takes no step against,, Mexico pendLngr.'tJie '. ratiticntrorf 6flm treaty. J ' . - t i . ' ,"" j NeY'tX1 f I ;. 'i 'c 'i : .. Kbw York, March 31. flour scarcely so buoyant hut Vltbut material; change ;; sales 4,500 WU at 5'l05 20 tor super state; 5 25 (ra 35 for extra do ; 5 10(5 20. for super western ; 5 35(cr .5" 60 for common te tuedruhf extra do 5 8U06 0 shipping brands extra round-boov Ohiol-piurSeh cV'Singdull and declining ; iyo flour1. Steady -tind un'elianged ; small aUeat 3- 70( t 40 co'tnmon to choice soper.t?orn meal quiet ; sales 200 biJsat3fU0 tttR-iers-yl IfUjkf jteat llpur plenty'and lut "rit lrf 75,l.l5.Vhisky firm ; sales ?0(J hrlS a't T2. lieat iiiaikrt quiet and -noimHaty tinttharrged.!' Ve. quote Chicugo Spring aCl '16, '$ a.nd Milwaukee club 1 "i0(l'3 ; -gates 1400 "hush good white Gaud ii 1 57-.-5OO:buMklwiJi0, and 5 00 bush gbod Milwaukee clab wiyiu the alove range.) Rye n fair demariij. at . 6385. .Eariey' quieti at 7075. Cornmore doing, but tuafiift.eeaiTtly.eo buoyant sales 33,00 huth'at.C0; tor New Orleans 70(,71; for inXxed ! western to i prima, yellow - 70;- for gmd .white southern 78(ni 80. In oats more doing; market firmer; , sales -43S;44.., liard oil dull at 9200. 1'ork active at 17 75 18 o- for new, ,ms; 1 7 371 7 50 for old me?; 14 25't'6f: new prime; 12 75l3 00 for old 'prime. Beef ouiet and steady; sales 350 lbl, TCuj V'Vat h'" heavy; sales 200 packages nt 77J for shoulders; 0(i '-)g for hams-; bacon teadyj sales 50 boxes short ribbed middles 10 i. Lard dull and heavy; sales 450 bbls at H)fj)l. Coffee quiet with trifling safrs; the stock of coffee April 1st, 1SG0, i3 Tlio r,025 bags; same lime last year 20,423. Tobacco quiet and unchanged, with a moderate busine33 doing at about previous prices. . I -T- T i - : , PltiladcIiiHtn Market. PUitADELPiiiA, March, 31, p. m. Flour dull. , Wheat unchanged! ', Corn declining.' Provisions quiet. Whisky declined Ac; sales, nt 2222'j " ." : ", ; UnltimoroJlarki-t ; Ualtimoub, March 31, p. Flour quiet r 5. 50(i5 87 for Howard street. Wheat steady with rood demand; market poorly stipiiliisl ; white at 1 50l G5rred at 1 43 (i 45. Corn steady aU G870., Provisions firm. Whisky steady at Zihj 1'BUSIN ESSjC ARDS: 1 ' ' ' iAViliblAM U. AXK . 7 PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER; --'C"r. fc'lrfct attl S y-.anoir Sta. : 4 " Pat lionlitr-attention, vaid to the repairing Vif Mnaii-'1, lb x aliii, mid Kl NK, WATCH KS Rtj'Vitiiii'j d i'eili!itj Oaril nenllij M'.riiU.lM, luaiutf - v UllOlUHTOA. t 1 1 I. Tit Mi w tt WW tiou ol Ins friend and the public to his store, corner of (.'lark aiht Ca reenter stu.. where he "lias JueC o. tied as - ' " ' itrueift'l nsd Orsrtr. ' Vamilies ytiU U- mipptied w ith the purest articles of nieiliriiie- or grwcei hui at 'the lowest cash priite i.fhicltv. ,mar7-lm ETER VIEKTjIjN Cr, ITS Hi, JJi SIT, J . a l'A'T MT JEJ? t ( STRKKT, KVAJSSJ1LLK, Isn., .4' iK-aler in Paints Vai nisiies.OJiis, DyeStiitl's, WUi- I i. ibw. Glass, Pliysicians' Shop VurnititJW, Slioulii (!. , ler Biiu-cs, A Islouiiiml-Siiporturs, j

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- . I STEAMBOATS; ' ?;i REGULAR PACKETS:? J m.jbJsh mm v ; it 9W. Jull N TOMl'KINS, ilicss .1 CI I.U0, i V. . ... I. rr ...... r - r? . tlerk, w ill run during ihe seiisoufeStaKrStJ!' T . ., ....... I . ) V .'I . IN !h W:itw!i and Kvmisvillo trade. A literal sharo'i-f pjilrounH i solicited. imaiIiii K1 l'ACK KT.CllAKLEY HOWK'N, 1;xt:k, Hl.idlnr, l"v-s ' fevaiisville it. Twwlay ami Saturday, nl Y oVI.-k airiv iti at Paduciiu at ti o'clock, A. M., Cuirc at VI o'clock, M., Vedn"litv and Saturday. ' lttnrniiYtt, le aves Cairo erery Wednesday and Sunday, at 7 o'clock, P, !.. and t'uiitlilund every Thursday and Monday, at 0 o'clock, A. I,conneriirfr nf Kvansvillo with tli K-ansvillt and t'i-aH-t'oiilvill it. Ii., and I'ackete for Green Itiverr AUo, xi , upctiiiK at Suiithl.vi'l with ('ninlx-rliiml Civt-r I'.uX eta ; at Oiiro, with Memphis, New Orleans und St Louis Packcta. - - - - - Tickets can bo obtb.aed on board the bojil a-r nil Kastern Cties. scjiti MJJ PACK K T The film etc-nier DL'NCAK, Giih. Fowler, master, leaves Kvansvillo . avevy ilouitay, Vednesday, aud p ml ay, at 1' o clock at. . ijavea Paducali every TMeeduy, Thursday, and Saturday, at i o'clock A. SI. Connecting at Kvausvillu with the Evansville and Crawfordsvlllo Hailroal for all pmiita North aud Kast, with packets for Louisville Grwn, and Wahitsh rivers. At Pailacah with pack eU for M. LouU, New Orleans, and tlx) Daily Mail boats for Cairo, Nashville, aud Tennessee river. WBuBiuess promptly attended, and charges for freight and paftsai;'), tamer hh charged by the regnhtr packet. 1 hroujxh hills of lading given to ftew Orleans and all points ou tho Tennessee aud Cumberland rivers allots -F Mi U U M.Ji H Ms Jim KVANSVILLE Hums' VMK.M. Ji A JN I HKnDKHSUN l'iicket. Te new and iTiairirlftceBt blaiinuT i It 11 V KAliLK, H. Iamkl, t'aptain ; J. 11. ilUM U, Clerkv lnt-s "l.bnlsville every Wednesday snd Saturday at 4 oVIock P. M. Leaves Kvansvlle "very Momlay at 12 M., and Thursdays at 5 o'clock P. M. jan 17 ' mm Til (viKflwtTW j.rii M I'OSU ItlVKlt. TU el.-llt . ffrvm, ps-!ieBger . steamer LUE XAVKN, JirJift Mi Diimi.I), Master, Tavlob, Clnrk, J5- ii m'-A will make regular tri-weekly trips to SMitii Carrrdtnn and Pond Kiver, leaving on Mondays, Wednsd:iys and Friitnya. - : 1 ; i 'i -it' " -For freight or iassae, apply ou board. ' d2titf " for; y a b asiitri vEiiTTTTi' liULJU U1IIJ&!I MJH'KKT Jlhs The new and ItfM't draught steamer MAfONIC fiKM, Pillsl.ury Master,- McDonald Clerk, wilt make regular trips ladween Kvansvillo and Mt. Carmel, dnrlnjt the season. .!,!,!,-;. i i Korfreitrht or iMuuiagc apply on hoard, janltf Jm-ms . PACK Kl'S ! The fimv light eiraiixlit sliwiw.n t r . STi. ZEE. Uono, - LEWIS 1AVIS, Mwlr W, ill. List, Clc-rk. . ijeavos Kvansvillo bn hutitrdays, at VI o'eks-k. Leuvui lintiHiHillu on WtslnesdkVs, at lio'clock. . SPSKIK COM Four, HEUAKILITY, SAFETY. JESLcfto Sarcliot, JOUS MeCLAlN" 31aster. Tuos. DiTsounr.T : Clem. Leaves Kvansvillo on V"eInesdays, at V o'clocK. ' Leuvea llulsonville oil Satnnlays, at 12 o'olocK. !ijp"l'liese two boats will run regularly during the season, connecting at llntsonvillu with the ilntsonville, Terro Haute, and Lafayette PacKet, MASONIC . i ..v . - Freight aud Passengers receipted through to all points. . , Passeng;isand Shippers may rely upon the regularity of these boats. Ail orders and business entrusted to them will be prruiptly atteudod to; , ;, ' V.91 VMj t tt n J S Mi it i V'K It Jtm, Pscket, the Light draught .teaiie , CAST UK u.iiiu., cousol, masrer, anouic. derk, will make regular trios lietwen fcvansvtllc and Lugeneduring tho sea-. sou. l or Ireight or passage apply on board. j.in24. , MMt ii li 1- Ml 'w'tMSIJ 8 Mi MtM Vii lt jM l'acket, Ihe splendid light drauht ' raws, sieaniei' FJM.K&TlOi'K, Moses Kirk- Lpif? jwlriik, mastiir, will make rrgula'CSxiE2-d -trips ditriti tho sf-:i:ion ldwixu Jbvaiutville and Attica, loavui Kvauviilu Tueadays aud arriving on jntui'dHyt. .... jaii-t MWVM,jtH W-Vr SMI M'JVKMiT, i lie lijrlil tranf lit steamer MA ICY i CK, Sctiom Miratcr, JJJ-ri.. ami'i:i.i.i.. Clerk;' will muke rega- VT. V i -g l:ir trij4 b-'tween Kvansville and Kugene, luring the season. For freight or pa-srtV, apply on Ihiartl. janl'.l If. 1 (:i I A R I- Kj4 E V B ft t, ; ' SAIII-IVIAKEBL & HIGGER, Captains and th public ill Kneiai that lie h is oil h.ind a valuable lot of TAlil'A I! LINS or ALL 81. KS, which lie. will sell cheap. W.a Tarpeulins ropairml on short notice. Kiru Greens, Boiler Deck Curl:iius, laitdo aud put ui. couipleta. Ail riin work done on, hort notice. Also, riiju-s neatly splitu-d. Call ut his rout, over. I. G. Vemieiimti's storc . . . , janl7d:Jm FORWARD'G & COMMISSION. BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. KffiB' -MUMS fit Mi IVTHUUIXKI WW Agents of the above Koad, and are piviug through receipts cn f i oilit to all the Kateru cities, at as low rates asby any other line. Goods sent to our caro for transhipment will be forwarded with promptness and dispatch. For all information leldrofis ' GKO. FOSTKR A CO., Ag'ts. ' Cor. Locust st. aad Canal, Evansville, lnd. niar9 Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. p. a. o'rilsit sc. Co. t& COMMISSION M K RC HANTS. General Hailni , Steamboat, and Kxprt-r" Atfente Special Acrents for the PENN CENTRAL-RAILROAOj jind conntictm'oer- which wa are uthoricd Ut give through receipts at th lowest possible rate . Having a mammoth Wharf boat at the binding, the largest on the Ohio ltiver, capable of storing antl protecting nil merchandize liable to damage from exposure, we are prepared to facilitate the dispatch of all consignments, foiwarded to our care RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attenttoU -paKt to Beceivlug, Htt.ring mid Forwarding ids, toitlie v ' it'Sale of any Produce, : or otht-r properly, eiMisiiiCH U.ua rttrH3le.iiH(lMti Mititn ;uHL'iititu.Hl. . ;.. (li-e and cxtt'iinive Warehouse oh Wuttir sti'tH-t. Ijojiting tho Telegraph, ami on liio Wlmrl lmt, wlinrn vvr are to tt Iouik), attf tnlitig ti thu ititeiiMtv .' hu- pat ion h at all Iioiifm, ilay aud tiiht. With our Hiipuiiur fat'ilitit-H ; hmg tumiinc; un-tiriiij-I'ltt-r ; mid knuwlfilu vf uur hHMiietM, we fel. buifilnt of ivtiiK general iatitf;M.titin, aud hop to merit a continuance of t lie exteiiniveputrou tfe we nie ijow enjoyin;;. . .- Liberal rah adviuu eH will be made on allcoUMlgiiments ti either onraelves or .c:orreHiHleiilH in ttuy of the prineilKil markets, North. Kttxt or South. Hi " P. G. O'RILEY & CO. jf ' uii hmu, HKLMiMVSM .I'ilh TOIIWAiaUM; ND GKMKKA1. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AKCiirs for b-auawiia Salt Company, i.vansvilU, I ndiaua. We have foruied co-uartnej-sbiu under the it.vlof IIhown Aikman, anil otter our services ID Lllie rrviacity nsfc-tMVirth-in rtr ard "lOTe. " ' ' WeMre FntK' orertH red tovxtend every facility to ilt,. , n,,watj 4 urowa.! ' LatB'of iwox c , ' - ' - "ianii-tf - J ' ' ' " 1 '- t ' r?vJ'S"-'TQry?v,v j' ' " '" j 1 rS&PwrSSitS, "." mttJ.nS JSXPUliSS VOJH UT.VI-.-. The ?SA hawk RxJ-KKSa Company reapectfiilly anoonucct to itieir uienus ami piuioits, ine piiiuicoi i Evai.avUle and vicinity, that, with increase,! iacilitHu tiw the transnortation of fUBfO H ST,, J A O K. A O K f t . I MOSEY AND V A L V A r, L E ., They solicit a cootittuaja e of former fevers-. EsAr11' - 1 V"T "i(iniwiiuijsis, nnuts, Note. ami th trausnoctatiou tvt email aud valuable . j'ai-kages.l . ,, ,- . . A tl n.l-.11. u ;-l.i:... t.. .v.l II..I..U.IVU. ..I 11. I . - cilitles of the txpr.., ,.btiH any dmired ...to. natu,iu relel'eliu fence b th ties ami deUAti. ot tlie business, at ttwii' tlllice ou Kir.-.t Htreet, tn-lwwen ' Haln-aud l;curl.i riuosii the PbI OIIiiv tj. SI. FISH. A KOMI t . . . . : ujsji. stuu(Jw hae huge don - - hte V3reb011s, 1 tilt Canal Basiit, capablo f storing any auioiiiit id iirodut-, which will lie receivI, stiSed, bikrui can. ol and held sillje. I 10 Ihe :ovin sjoailuia on ntobt reajy.'uable terms. iuh.utlj P. G. O'RILEY.

NEW ORLEANS CARDS; J rTh. SHORT & CO., Commission Merchants, j ,j 'iVb. 94 Camp Street, SEW ORLEANS, ZA. B. H. 8H0B.T. - oet2-tind ft. S. flOWABD. H. II. I 1ii 11 11.11 JOHN W. BINGHAM H II. FAIRCIIILD & CO., (iucci-ssors lo T. C. T iti-hkll A Cm.,) Commission-" Merchants) 70 P01'Cj;.lS STREET, octt KKW OP.IitSAAS. v et. Mi H.Wi'Mi Mi Vlf CO., i'UM.ntif , -3 sion ami Kornardiug Merchituta, No. ill, Pnydrus Street, New Oilcans, La. myiO-dJtwIy 8L Merchant and proprietor o Stock Stables, New Orleans, La. . j.tu2-J'57-ly. Kjsifiii. iTk iTuiijyrMi Hto, vbZfi.tr9Z is. sicn Merchant, No. 7 Lafayette street. New Orleans, for the sale of butter, cheese, lard, eggs, dried fruits. Flour, Meat and all sorts of Western Produce, and for the purchase of Groceries, 1c. Cash advance made ou consignments. aialo-ly t Hit. THMi VJVMMMtUSMta J'Mi i, MS for many years chief Clerk in the house of JOHN I1LKLEY A Co., liegs to offer his services as Commission Merchant, to the friends and patrons of that house, now ttiat it has retired from business. With this end in view I have formed a co-partnership with Mr. K. W. Benton, senior of the old and well known firm of K. W. Benton A Co., under the name and style of PKNTON &K.I3G, to take place from the 1st of My, prox. . -. - - . - - ' i The subscriber relies for support upon the friends of the old house of JOHN HU&LET A Co., who have had opportunities of experiencing the promptness and ability with which he attended to their business. Vry respectfully, THOMAS KING, Corner of Lafayette and New Levee streets. New Oi leans. April if 7. 1858. atucS-y JOS. W. DOUGHERTY, Forwarding and Commission, f NEW ORLEANS, Louisiaka. Rufers to Measra. ALLIS & HOWES, apO-ly KvaaiTllU, lnd. S. TWICHETjL, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MKRCIIAST, ! ST. LOUIS, WO. Liberal advaucea made on consignmenta to either of our house. , - - i KEFCB TO Messrs. Allis A Howes, Beinent A Veils, Howard A Rrown , Evansvilie. jj WWiLKiJ; JMHTHOU8i it ., WW COMillSSlON AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No. 19 Poydra Straet, ' NEW ORLEANS, LA. 'CLR WI1.KIN...W. B. 0aEATHOCSE...JO8. UITZINHKB.We K've our personal attention to the sale of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, Hay, Oats, Flour, Pork, Bacon, Lard, Ac. augl4 it! prKTllKLtj... R. t. ABBOTT. ...Ell. FALLfT B. P. ETHELL & CO., Commission and Forwarding NO. lOl MAGAINKST., NEW OitLEApiS, LA. BEFEar.NCRs: Geo. Foster 4 Co., Brown & Aikman, and P. G. O'Kilcv, Evansrille, lnd. A. nil. Phelps & Sou, Miner Weed, Newburpr, lnd. S. M. Loayenworth, Esq., Johu R. Evertson, Esq., Mt. Vernon, lnd. G. P. Hudspeth & Co., Boonville, lnd - Goo. Atkinson, Esq., W. W. Catliu, Esq., Henderson, Ky. .... Newcomb 4 Bro., D. 8. Benedict & Son, Lonisville, Ky. . . - jyj , HMJY HI. MIS' 8 it M V ii M. TmB 8 .' 1 G 0 O K3 Prime cawed Slongles, ou hand and for sale by H. KAMEY, jr., marl-4 No. 73 Main street. rrrfc u V 8 a. PH K 811 CORJS' MMMMj. W 5(KI bush Ear Corn. m bnsh t'otat.-J. 10 bus Ii Turnips, 5 bush Parsnips, 1O.0II0 lbs Bacon ILiros, 1(ni His shoulders, lissi llw hoiw Leaf Laid, 3 t ones choice. Bice, ,i Pearl Starch, 100 kes ass't W heeling Nuils, 1 Isixes Glass, ass'd sixes, lod.i! Wash BHiids,'."idoz BiH-kets.lixidox Brushes, ass'd, 2."n!o Bed Col ds, 10 coil i Cotton Unpy, 10 coils Manilla do, 5 coils Hemp do, ;Vm lbs Pearl Barley, 1(1 do Tubs. In sloie hihI for sale cheiip forcHrl.nt VlCKfcKY BltoS. ' tuarU MIVHMK$ M'Ott Til K jnil.M.litJV. Ml We h:ive fr s-de l'iikel in larreis, put up in pnn- coler vine.ir. which e retail by the doKou or hundred ; also in Les and jirs of all siau-s. Cat! and see for yourselves. VK'KHiV BHDS, y roiTN -. BKirz7. .-..'. j "oils a. uankF z & CRESCENT CITY FOXTN-D DEL "5T -EVANSVILLE, IND. The proprietors of the CRESCENT CITY FOIINDIvY lx it leave to inform their friends aud the publie iu geural that they are fully prepared to make to order all kinds of , , - -if-ACHINFRY Needed for Mills or Manufactories or any kil.u Uaviji; a reat variety of patterus for - MILL GKAK1IIG, of aiiy sixe, and " STEAM ENGINES of any power required. Also manufacturers of DIST1LLEKY AND MINING MACHINEKY. .lOBACCO SCREWS AND FINISHERS, MALT MILLS; SASH, MILKY ' ''. :' AND IMPROVED ' ' ' Circular Saw Mills, GUMMING MACHINES, - IRON FRONTS for Houses, ' CHINESE SUGAR CANE MILIi, STEAM BOILERS IMPROVED LARD TANKS, Ami in fact everything in the IRON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE BUSINESS. bbjbs cjBSTMjyres made to order. ALSO ... Dealers in a superior article of ' TIIKKSHINU MACHINES, And Powers' complete, of the latest improved style. IMPROVED STEAM GAUGES, GUM. i BELTING AND PACKING, WROUGHT AND WELDED PIPE, LEAD AND COPPER PIPE, AND FIUE BRICK, All at MANUKACTlMtERS' PRICES. ifcir Highest price always paid fo old METALS, At lite old Stand Corner Canal and Tnglo street " ' RK1TZ Ol HAHEV. ,N. 11. Workmen sent to nil parts to put np Macbiuery and do repairs in Boilers. r THRESHING MACHINES Al:ayssa hand and tor sale. je22 St. Charles Saloon. NEW, lKO PR. I ETORSHIP AN ENTIRE , . RE-ORGANIZATION. jmwHsnns. HJjnMEB te iiuemm-I ss, 91 JM. from New Orleane, have purchased the ST CIIAU1.KS SALOON, on First stnet,' nearly opiaiau the Post Otllax-, and have refitted it in an elogantatui attractive style. Tho new proprietors have had long experioncoas keepers of fashionable and popular Restaurants io New Orleans, and they will endeavor, In their neve house; to combine all the elegancies and luxuries of Northern and Southern Eestaurats iu the ST. CHAULEK. ,1'hey have brought a large aud complete stock of choica Liiptorb fi'tu New Orleans, which they collected with care during their business in that city. , Their connections and acquaintance in that city w ill enable them to obtain the choicest sup plies of iiiiors. Fruits, aud luxuries trom that ! aiatkeruti future, ami they will stre tin expense . .. l",. J ' 1 1 f . !.- - . hoi hmun 10 iiiaae ine o. v. 1 1 , . 1. .hiinw, ; . hereafter, 'ita forutort representation, as- pleasant ''1.1 Saloon, a place 4 goisl living, ana elegant, renued and luxurious resort. UrS Billiard ol.ivers ill find at this Saloon a set ol 1 be iiueef tnarbt" lop Billiard Tables, from tti-t'-uell know u and celebrated factory of i. M. Bruus- I wkk A Co. : , The undersigned tla'ter themselves that long exerieiH and careful attention will enable tliem to merit a reputatimi etual tu any Saloon iu the western c mil t rv . fcj A spleudid Lunch will lie served np in the most til -proved stylo, evt rv momimt at lit o'clock. HAMMKK KkEIFUSS, augl I -te of New Orleans.

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TORY. The uinlersicriied having engaged iti tho Tobacco BusiucsH, with the purpose of i,.;.lving,, if possible, the wauts ol, the homo inarkvt, f an now" rpared to otli-r j4 well selected Htock of mannfattr -vl Tobacco from Missouri, Kentucky"; and Temnue Leaf, iu Pounds, Fives, Halves, Eights, i arters, Hj axiy desirynl package. -.-'; Terms tilieral, and acceptable nmcount tlif Ciiili purchases, but no salr lese than titfi boxe. --i . . . , . -.. A. GU21BE&TS. i No. 1(V Bfain street Evansvilie, lnd. 1KZ. EXTRA BALTIMORE tJIWiuMs the best in the market, at - ' declt ' CtHK LANGLEY'S. INSURANCE AND REAL - EST ATti -";-: ' ; -aoaisKro, . : '.' -Vo. 87 JHtiitt 8lrttt, Serond floor, '' I EVANSVILLE, IND.,: , " rw li Mi -n m; ii , lu.yjiii .m H JE Agent for the following responsible luaurauctt Companies : New Vork Security Capital, v ,.fv j.JJImi.iiOO Rising Sun i-.... i WK Indianapolis lfiiooo Eagle lusurance Company, Cincinnati....... :iiio,isni We also have sunn! valuable xilr.4il. fortune on reaHonabla terms and fair pricea , 5 lots ou Gum street, between ThirJ a'ld Fointh. 60 acres of the Major W arner farm.-on ralircad, 8 luilea from Kvansvillo. - :' - " - .:..-.. A fiirm of 170 acres in Greenu-on:il lud ; buru, well cistern, Iiouhu, movk ncata, t..i hotaai, uai. orchard, src.i i : r w -- -- - , 20U acres i3 Green county, li) td which m prnirle. balance in timls-r 8 acres iu cultivation. Price. S7.fiO per acre. Terms, ?icasii down; balance iu 1, 2, aud S yer. ;; .-! ..',,! i H i - l I. A farm of fell acres, 12 miles north, west of Viu . ennes, good improvements, about fill acres fenced.' Price $1,0(10; one-fourth cash, balance iu 1, 'I, and 3 years. 1 ' ' ' '' ! ' -W - J - A farm of 2-20 acres, C miles eu-d of Oak Station. Ghh1 frame house, and about leu .acres fenced. Price $10 per acre. One-fourth down, balance in 1, 'J, and 3 years. 4i HI acres near TaklvJll, I ml., "(01 liL-aal prices and tonus. A, farm near Linton, Green icbiuitj' , lud.' ' i'rloa Sid pir acre. Very desiiable i, C, ami acre tola, ooNewbnrg road, near Weaver s Garde"." " 2 brick housts on Second street, between Chest-, nut and Charrj- streets. 15 acres near Salt W ell,-beingvrt of theMilcliuU tract, on liberal torms. . .... ' blocks iu Lanuwco, below the creek. 40 acres udjoiniug Frank Allen's farm, having a stone quarry on it ii.i ..i .-.i... 100 teet on Second street, near JiMlo Baker's res-. U'ence. i s . I ..!. . -. .-. .i A farm of 3 acres ill Lower Ilayon. i , i . ' I ' Missouri and Iowa lauds to sell or exchange furproperty in Iudiana. .( ' ' Some Tery valuable Umd near Mattooa, Illinois, fursale. ..-'.! V i. " ".'E. H. SABIllj i v dec 10 Iusurauci und Real Estut Agent. JS& have removed to Wat.-r strivt; throo doors aliove Main 4 WK are now inanufactui big Wells' Patent Folding Spriug Bod, the, liest and most couveiiieut now iu use. ai it can be moved or handled without any trouble. : Call aud examine them. ' , . . ian'25 ' E. S.:BABC00Kv.Juni;,i i WHOLESALE AND RETA ILUKAlKIt J j , SASH, DOORS AND BUNDS. tKVANSVHLK, INDIAN A": ' Havo catautly on Imud Nash, I)oobs nnl ftor.LTNti and Stationary Shaur Br.iNim, tf Kii;rtor Ailftj;any Ijiimbor, wlt sj-iitlt mid mitly strongly UaHUiifiu;lur4t. ! - 1 WHOLESALE CASH PRICESsash. ; ' ' ;. ., TIIICRPHice rea . WINIMIW. gtr.r. -KES8. " ' ' '.' ." ""X T i 8xJ,,r"' -vy.-i: -t..f"..(!i JL. J5ij 1(1x1.. ........ 1-M.... 14 I Hxio fly .... - 111x12 li Krnl I Iixt4 10x15 Ulx I (.. luxlt m v. i 52 i,2 . u 7ti Ktl , 4 . 1 1(1 , I 25 , 1 l : 1 40" i"xn;.i..., iy 10x18.. 1:14 i2xiii.... r MxW 1 I heck Rails. Vash of other siz.es on notice-. hand, or put up at short DOOll V. TIIICKSiKS. r , .'..1 - a.4.j... V4 1 1: V4 l)s ::::::::::!:::::::::: Bias. - i 2-4x0-6 . L.XL. Saras ,91 i.fi I 4.ri I Ktl i INI I Ml 1 7H 2 IK 2 15 2 60 1 '.) 2 2U ?. 2 2 5 2 5f) 2 2 85 :: in 2,10x6-10... i..lM" j. V'4--I'i :. J? ""ZV.i&ZV.'.'.'. UlilSi t . Price, t&ttfiottarp filtiU, : si 2."i i as i Price. Itolliuy Sii. Ifl 71 I 71 - 2 " 2 25 2 75 :t tsj Sise., , 5xiu.....J... !xxl2...4. Cxl4..,..r.. llXlj..i., luxlti;.i.. 10.l8,..r.. 1 no. 1 7.- ... ,2T. ., K 5(1 ,l2xl8.,..i..... S IK H5t FUAMES-Door and Windou ' IIK. , j THICKNESS. .Z' PBICS. 8xii x :....... 1 .'i 10x12 j i;i (si Other sizes made to order. ot' . - BLINIiS of all sizes m aW to order. sfcaSr IKS4RS other than ssgular Kiesron hand, or made on short notice. - - - ,v. i Hsurs moulded to order. BuiWers ahoiiht,4f poasitstA, feau their Frames f n"-gular sizes, they cau thru lie sitiplied sintiy time. " Ceiliug.JSiiiing, and" Flooring for sale. Mouldings of allisies. Pugiug Btsu-ds 4 feet long, for eul chea)4 line Window contains twelves ligltts. , All ocajs-s mn.it be atiaivssni to . .. - . ctfiinei u.u i luyll-lyilAw . . . t - , ihV. Iud I .,TiM.i .virfi -.v i MtMTjtu - iMINEU TO SUCCEED. ... ........j, "i.,'i" i!t i - i, , ,i -i ,1 ,1! u i I. .- " i i n ,:). GEORGE THOUNIULLitates plaaeum.JB l-. 4 . r . . . i 'orming hlsoldcuslomeiarUiat in tho quality and ih.f style of hia work, he Hatters hiuiselt he cannot be exnelb-d. lie may still Is; found at the corner of Second and Main streefsweVe-rh chrtireet1 ffarMeal KSildlioreVfrv ilHtcHnHos tSin be nl.ti.irt-' mi on the- liest of tortus. . ' I r Roiaiiriug'iloiie wrth neftftteas and dispatch, Second-hnad lliirnessalwai'sou hand. jel

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' I DR. HA"S, having leased the rooits formerlyoc'c'njifed by Bfi KiviPtti In lr B-'s1iinldifi, oppoaite th() Post Oilice, .would respectfully solicit the, qiii.ens of . Evansvilie and the surrounding towns iijii country, o viit 'his rooms ai.d ree ;1k- i-i.i-ci-"niensn exhibition- i All t !iom who 'need tii'RIal oiM-rattiia jKiformcd, aud iue pleutuid with his v.ork, shall I n ati.-uued to with great Measure. II is j ' f'ONTlM M GI'M works? t ilhnnt a st-UBi M crevk". iN..ltriiit will fa more cb-uu, or have greater . atrength. Jib. li look Work bus but t wo seitinji iu a fuii upper or biwer 0(-t. 1rt-roiis u laiiih as heartily as they i-boono wlilibut i-ho inthat their teth an artiticinl, and rhi eka I hat. are-;MUtikon. uu be restoro'l to nettrly their oi initial coiiti.'ur. ( ' He al4 makes the usual sly les of plain and simple gum k'H'th wo k i oir pold and sinr platen and also the iiieoplasthf-work, uliicU ihjuucU liked by. those who havo Ucied it. He has a,tso two processes for extra-tiig tin tli without pain- no inhalation no injurioitj nVo1-ristHc;tr.in their im, tltf-mont delicate can ha'-d them applietl with, k fect-safely. t , 4feJ Parents will ci-uxiill the htaltli ami beauty of tliir b3dreu by haviujf the lent i.-t ilirei t Ibeir second dentition, thereby producing sytnitn.-tr and health to thwsfc iiiyHlu;ij'J.voigiit..-t . fttsj 1 tak'.- pteanri- in uiirodiu-iug lr. lln, formerly of1 LtrfKVett.A lnd.; - mr Hu.n-essor tn 'tin old roolilH in t,ray' ('nlniiijt, hopii.); lot will tlmi them both pteaatit apd proiiiabU- i'i-olu my intercourse uiih tin- li.a-tor, I am pleased to find him one of the progressing: p-.nessing taste ami high professional ability and standing. Willi tins view, i cau, wits safely.fHciiniuiend him to Ibe coiiuiiuiiity as a skillful audliimpeteiit ileutit . apl8 ! I VK'fT. ' ' From .iml .ltte :er this date,' January tM, IPitl. x -oiiplete as(oriinent d-. lols will be- i.mnd nt It lt J r S. SONNTAG d- ;( , No. in Main Ktect, itl hAH we tiave matle iti-i'Hiigeiiieuts to si il our grnnts, at our prices, 'iind liiake good all Km. Is ibat are broken liy delect iu wrkt:wuihfii. . ,' jtiulSS J, G. SM lil - aif.ttji ia vi-i Ti. tiM - to DaZ -viiiith's supt-i ior tkxe.s. , .. LUU dti.Sutil h's drawing knives. ill do ' hatchets, ft ihl j grubbing his. t ? a ' - - ..For saje No. 1(1 Main street, ., ; . .... janl j GEli. S. SuNNTAG'd CO mum.m:.? ,o. 1 O.i H I .11 1 1 EC J. 1 V K 1 1 w w lM-ri steamer Leliign, by , dec 10 : .- ' ' '(lliENOM -X- CO. kT. TM.'.fi f-r.vr iiTTii& Ji'':iiji8 Kw of idi'Sri-csiTv-i wi kas.-k 1,'iiap.tir, IHdw' 1, isi'.i- . . ,r... . .. - I AI-SKt'S. Cash on fiand ....15 l.r. (!iihii iu . 4jii linen ttti lank,. Hwaitiug. )uVestment .... ..(!!,. t on .. fi.l'.l7 47 Cash iU Bank Commonwealth, Total . ........J..., fli:i,:l !I7 'B-mk Stacks Mt shares Bank Commerce y. " ;i; 50 " Am'ii Kx. Bunk ! b ii-ttx-'iin Hniik NcwTforlt W . ' . . U .i " i B'k N. Amoriea V K j i I 214 shsparvtiT. 521,RO(l worth 2-2.7CI r TouHKirsiry Tionns neciired by 1I,imi8 C S. ,i CiMijioa Bouda aud i Hharea, Resolute - i'ire lasi.rauce Company ...... ...... 12,:!(tti(PU Bonds and Mortgages being first Ib-n,' ic.-tu.-.,! "u () Projiuimis nucollecteil..'. ' 2,5(11 HO Accrued Ins., ou Bond" and, Mortgages k iTemiuirary Loans.... ti,701 7t Balance duo from Agents... ii) '" Illthl i ' -- " i Total..-.. .i . .fcVU,l'Jl W) Capital Stuck........ ,...$!vKl,(HNi (HI Surplus ........'........:..... ; 44,891 SO -.ol I.S9 11 ', No Liabilities. - liSl. llAVDOCK, JOSEPII WALKKJt! Prcs't , . . Secretary. STATE OP NKW VOBK, -CITY &COL'NT OF NKW YORK ' IVrsoitiillr npr-cared lefore ipe tliis '.iJi day .of ' November, A. l.'lsr.l, Josi-pli Walker, President, Hd Hicluinl U. Haydork, i:retary, f the Ser-n-Ttty Fire-lusuraiuie Coinpauy,, of the City of JSuw. Y'ork, niAl severally altil'ined that the within stubi1 inent by il?em anbsciilh'd in correct and Irne lo Ihe test of iln-rr kuowledtn and belli f.- ' - 'I iK.i.-i- L. TUOBNELL, if. ( tViiimfssiouei-li-i; the Sb-.ie ot Indiana, . ( i ' " in Sew Voik.' Tlii?-(" iu pan y hae einrplii d 'with the lawbf fiii. duiiia voilct liiniK Insurance l.'ouipaiiies, aud isjni"paud to tal;e rii.ks in i he City of Evansvilie aud tVuii'lerhurxh conhty, lnd " ' " j .-.-...I . . , -.H, -H .KAitlN.- Agi-ni, declli j . (,., f., ; ..87 .itlititl street. ; " To' tlio Public. ' V . rXjlHMi J'lfT Wi.VTMiB i.-l SI' lil St. ' JtL ho tr, h.-tVe Is-en rv wet ones, rausing many ol our. rivers to overtluw th.fr Imitits, liack ing Hi tin), water iu .tbi crecka aud bayous, anQ MosiiLg to a eouniilei alite .extent Ihe bottom lands; when t!ie' rivt-tv i-eeodi-,: whii h may lie ex- , peeled sisu, lii tlia-largi surface of decii.VTng vegetable aistu-r exswd the kcorvhiug ruys id the suuuiH-r ami, rgdt:cfs ihe, malaria, which ptvvei so fatal in lit counsi". fcweepli g whole Stati-s, Und r sparing neither- ae nor .sex iu ita - vooquerru -Diarchy . . - - . ... , i Aticc H residence of liiore ' than twenty year's .the uiiddle..and,Southcj-ii Stales, vvu think wij bavt ' discovered a medicine which, to a "certnin eMeiii, is ax preventative of fheattticks of bilioiis lever . ague, fcc, and aa such we recommend our Alagiiulia Whisky. . t . We wish the public to understand that we are not liruiilg spdit rhem the itseof strong Liipiors iib a beveragi-., W'e are, and ai ways have laieu, opposi-d to their being it-Mil ill that way, but if people will use , Litem ba such, let them have by all menus 4iitre article, that will keep them in health, und Uingthcn instead of rtimrteniug their iives. We pro pose to sell always pure and unadulterated Li'jttors sTVedimnaf iuriKOs, ami a little tor the stom adiVnake, if reire4. Mini wilt challejige an in Hiiection bv the lMit ciieuiihts In tbia or auv oll,e siiectioii by the boat viieuiists in tiiia or atiy oilier country, to and. any impurity or adulteration ;n the wit ink v branded liv us, "Allis A Howe's Mag nolia." It-b wamiiitert. -ae fr Is distilled from il-e com, rye, or wheat, with a slight addition of good cistoi n water. We have no doubt many persons have Iiccm ruined tn lieattti, if not actually kila-u, py drinking had wliiskyi the-grenter the rettson that Allis A Howes purs Maguolia, should be ,u gen eral use. ' Just received and in t-tore tor sale Kl ! pipes ass'd Brandies (old) frnm :l foST'pg.il. 12 y3 pipes d.) -fold1frm8to$7 Vgal. 4 pipes Holland Gin; s uoiH'lietnLS old Rum. - ai25 , ALLIS 4 JiuWES. WaU-rs st. rmMitt i,jihj kbt Ttut ji n mu M 'fABLISIIMENIfN IHE-SyAJB. F. FericLrich & Brothers, Wentd 'respeprftilly inform tlw citiT(s of Fratn--vitle and vicinity, that they riave n larr.r stock of Tobacco', Segars, Snnffl Iipes, and German f u. SmoXing ,.7:o?iacco,,'.. Thnfi any, two, eaUthlishiuents .of eur- priauip.-tl, Cities. 1 .. . . j , T 1 1. t: - !! ..- I, , .1 ..i . Hotels and stor-Jicpers Irak- to: yosir iit.rds. BelVire piirchtiaiugr elsos Iwuo, plinimt eaiiuiine not larireassortnii-tit, which we pledge ourselves to sell at the love"t WrtirMir-rrii, amt crle;r5 -ft ii:ti, can lie Isittght lit Cincinnati or f.onisvitle; All we imk is, that yon fhail rail -ntid litdgf for yotrrsi'tres. M'o oiler tuty o the abilvii iit wholesale or retail. Our establishment is a branch of the well known extstnsivo Baltimore Tobacco Warehouse of Jus. IcnSt ii h t Bros., No. lSSitforast street, : t j, 1 i . ,Ei-';Ninut;i abkosi , ' i. ., .,, Main 1 door above First, , oct21 . . ... i ., , -., . , Eyansville, iud. 4.Si-"" Af s. e-eese fv,,A irtsr,rttfeA MaPTinlia Wrtislrx ,tr - p -o-r-, ,1 J - '' 5--lMI kinds of .Uoutestic Lbjuors, and cou o jy-gg ,,j,y of ym.nod Choice. Bo'Ktwn X ? Moiiongahela Whisky toasj-ivwly -oTww li- ".WKJpT.'i" &M itJlPMfrnj K ' Imnd 25.(100 jioutiiN of new liams, Khot)Tlrs, and Mes, which we wji! -IUt the I'owi st prii - p. . - itofclf ! ,,', '..rrir: MSfctrnM .S'"

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Now Grocery Store. 5eM t( to j t co.n.n o Mia rig , w w the public aud ourselves as much as possible, uo luive opeiu-d a bjaucliot our establishineMt nt . . AO. R,WATfTt ST.. VET. MAIN A STCAltORE, where we would lahe pleasure, iu supplying families and steamboats witii fancy and staple groceries liroviiooiii, Ac, at the lowest ('sible rutes- it f.. j cm- Int- iitiou to do as near aCASH business as poaI stole, at Ihe new Mine, but for the accommodation I of prompt phying patrons who may not have the "unudlui' convenient, we will take their order and have tiieiii clun ked ut the old stand, No. & Main street, where hiiMiii ss will lie curried on as formerly. ThowltifeiTtrit in tliepuichase of steamboat stores will plea-ve vivo us a trial, as we think wecau make it their inteiest so to do. VICKERV B Rl IS. ' ar w. mi Mi m ji .'j v 8 v JLj recwiivd per steamer Glendale 126 lbs Gum Rope, all sies; -JTio H,9 Gum Packing, all sixes; -2:tr lbs Cotton Packing, all sics; 35 reels I hemp Packing, all si.eti; 1 bbis No. I Coal Oil; 5 bbls No, I Li rd Oil. Afu, Sn.ctrt) of those celebrated Wheeling .ohio Cigala. Kor sale at the lowest prices going. JA( OB SINZICH A SON, f. I l l If Ki-out. bet. Sycamore and Vine sta. rsriiliil tyUMJit.fii'MtJI U'OULU JL lespeclliilly inform their friends and the pullic generall.f , that they have removed their office and stira to their new building on First street, tbrea diNirs above Pino street, near the foundry, where they will be able to give more prompt attention lo the orders of their customer. A large lot of stoves will be sold out at retail, at wholesale prices, iii order to close out the stock. dec.". KRATZ A HEILMAN. , 1 f- , rf I'ltaiSTIAN Kit AT . BKILKAK, KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITV FOUNDRY I M A Nl KACTT' R ERS A ND BUILDERS OFSTE AM : ENGINES AND BOILERS, Saw iiuil' Grist Mill Macluuery, Tobacco 8crwi.Gitiiitttiui 3Iiu-.bines, f 'iiiuesaug&r Cane Mills, ' ' Thralnr Machines, . EVANSVILLE, IND. rjfVlE PliOPRIETOBS Of THE CITY fOVH Ji dry beg leave to inform their friends and the' public in general, that they are prepared to do all kinds of . MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, and everything apiiertaining to the Foundry busiTjc"' ' 1 h- are manufacturing Stbam Emuincs and Bin i. kks f any size and power required. Saw Mill Macliiie-ry and Mill Gearing of any size; llistillory and ilhilng Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum -iMttig Micbiiies, Thrarthing -Machiuea, Malt Mills. Ibu snpi wet s, Corn-shellers, M a:hinery of all kind, made aiid rei.jit rf d. . Irou and Brass Castings ol vi ty .le.-i-rf(nfoii,'I rim llousofrtints. Collar Gratb ,lr. '(.,!, iiof and Heating Stoves of the latest iuproved pint.-rns ; Hollow Ware, Iog I rous, Ao. i BUEW.EliS, LISTILLEfiS, UECTIEIERS.Ac, .Supplied : with every description of Copper an Sheet I i on W ork, Brew ing. Kettles, Refrigerators,' i Attliiera!.o!s, puigiM, Stillheads and Woi nisoa an iniprtAeil .i nicipie, Coluuina for Alcohol Stilts, Ven-t Jufcs, (:ins, Syphons, Ac.', Copper, Lead and Irou Pipc:.)ip!ter, Braes and Iron lktiraps ot svevy--vai'iely, & r t.-i i, spirits, oil, itc: Brass Cocks and .. .Vsivcs, Sleaiu Whistles, rc. W"ti,u. li sent to all parts lo lit us work aud do ' repairs on Stettin - lioihrs, Copper and Sheet Irou Work, lie.OLD METALS BOUGHT. They are dealing in and selling Allen's Improved SWim Gauge, Wrought Iron welded- Pities and Tu- ' biug, li tram Hopkins1 Improved Smut Machine, Slephcoi litlhes, Flour Separators, Gitmati Bolt-.-ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, How, ifc., ot thn r:t kftulvTiiiplute, Sheet Iron, Block Tiu, ' Pig iron; ltal.it Metal, Spelter, Ek-e Brick. 'i'hey have everv lacility of the best Machinery anil woi i:iiien, and vill give all work entrusted t them, their individual attention, filling orders promptly, wun uuliuu their work, and are aatisdWI . . with reuanuitldt' prices. Otlii u and Sale Rooms, No. 6(1 Main street; lfonndoi y, J'-oiler Yard aud Machine Shop on Pius street, b'rtween Fiist aud Second streets, Evans. Ti He. lud tana. . . decT 8iMi i.Ji.8. We uave tin. xt hnnd a suntdv of O ZD Pig t i .ii-;!--'--v---' .tjui p. P kt

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0:::. . : . Ve can iihi furnish TRACK SCALES of any ca, ... , ., . t acity. These Scales are from the manufactory o K. T. FAIRBANKS Jt CO., St. Johnsbnrg, Vermont. Every Scale is tovted and sealed, and warranted l orio- t. For testimonials we refer to tiu .m. toiisuQi!a of persons using them. . , IIORNBROOK A CO., Agents, : rrfv4 Water strest. Evansvilie. -'l

GERMAN ' M EDICINES ! . THE GREAT t STANDARD REMEDIES of tho present age, have acquired their great pop. ularity only through years of -trial. Unbound- ,,,,, t I'tl sutiHhit-tiuti is rendered by them in all cases. ' UOOFLAXD'S ' 5 '" ... G E R M A N li I T T E R S V WILL POSITIVBLY CUBR '" ''' ' Liver Coiuplanits, Dyspepsia, Jauudioa, Nervous Debility, Dlsoftses of the Kidneys, and all diseases ' ' ' ' arising from a disordered liver, or weakness of the (1 stom.'ich and digestive orgii3, '' ' f ' - o AN I WILi. POSITIVELY PSETEHT ....... i . - .1 I !Vii Few, UUUmi Ffetr, ami I'vm and Agut.. ...

Site our Altuaiuio.kir proof.. .Price 7icla per bottle. . HOOPLA iv" '.? Ji LSAMIC CORDIAL ' ' WILL POSITIVELT VltRB ' f'onghs, Cuids, or lloarsuuesa. Bronchitis, Infla eiiza. Croup, Pneumonia, Incipient Conaamptioo. and luut perforated the most astonishing cares ever-' known of ,.. v . . i, t , " . CXYXF I'RMKD CONSUMPTIONAs a tliarihorit cordial it is nnequsjed. Price 7 cents -r bolth'. -. .. . . - - - . . v . ' JOo FLA ND'S aERMAN TILLS. iieing well-kuow-ii throughout Europe and Amor SAb-ip-i'd no comiiiendation here. They ars purely . feiji Jable, are prepared with great exactness aud engaf-doateil. ' No better Cathartic Pill can be found. l"ricn 27, ceiibsper box, ".. '.' . Theijv medicines are prepared by Dr. C. M. Jack son at Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and St. Louis, Mo.. and arc. sold bv druLcisU and dealers in medicines everywhere. The signal nre-if-O. M. Jackson writ be on the tiutanle nt eaoU buttle or box. -, . In mtr Erwvl'OtlH'a Ahuunae," published annhallv, von will find testimony and commendatory notices irotti nil parts oi rue country. These alnta suss asa- iriven-iiway by all our agents.-- i... .... , HKWAKK or OOUjSTEUtJSITS. ,See that you get Hoofland's German Bitters, ore - pared by I'r. C. M.Jacksot!, Philadelphia, Pa., and tied. Ids signature is on the wraptmr of each bottle.. heller. White, Agrnta for Evansvilie, lnd. U-ii-h A Carlatcdt; " dii' " ' do- 1 ' do ' " " d'c.:i j - . V " . ... ,. . . .. , .v . ..... i I i,.susi'-i s:i(ii juiui iiaiii.ia:i')ili.(;iiTT''y ' 1 Ollpc-Air; v',-(i.nO f . V j: vf. nuGHKi. ""' ' ' ' j ' in Main street, Evansvilie. .. ' y ?.3 .-jrali ; :;icrteii, b the Country Trade, o , hand."' J ......r.- ' .. out