Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 183, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 April 1860 — Page 4

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RIVER ITEMS. Bfegf Regular racked expecting notices of their running arrangement in the Journal, must advertise with us. All kinds of Stea:boat Job Work done at short notice, in good style, and at reasonable rales. Extra er-pies of the paper for sale o.l all times. STEAMBOAT REGISTER. ARRlvro. Frsd Tron, Cincinnati, Lebanon, St. Louis, Milysr Moon, Cincinnati, Union, Bowling fircn, .1. 8. Pi ingle, St. Louts, 1. B. Casnpboll, B. (irtru, Weoona, Nashville, Kentucky, Louisville. DEPASTID. Fred Trun, St. Louis, Greenville, R. Green, Lebanon, Cincinnati, t-liver Moon, Memphis, Union, Louisville, J. S. Priugle, Pittsburg, Charley Bowen, Cairo, Wenona, Cincinnati, Kentucky, Memphis. , The Wealter, Saturday, was windy to a disagreeable extent oa Water street, ami the levee dust flew in such quantities as to almost blind those attempting to do business. It is to be hoped that the wind may yet cause a rain, and thus recompense us for the inconvenience it ha3 occasioned U3 for several days past. The following boats departed on Saturday : The Cliarley Dowcn with a fair trip for Cairo. She had in tow the new wharf-boat which ha3 betn at the landing for several days, and which is destined, we believe, for Alton, iilinoia. The D. II. Campbell, light for Howling Green. The Union arrived with a good load, which she put off, then departed for Louisville. The Masonic Gem left for Cincinnati, where she intends loading for the Arkansas river. The Kentucky passed down light. She has liecn sold to the Memphis Mail Company. Capt. Sherley of the Louisville and Cairo Mail Company was on board. The D. D. Campbell did not leave Saturday as we anticipated. She departs punctually to-day at 10 o'clock. The Bracelet was sold on Thursday by Capt. Vanraeter to the owners of the SsiatQ No. 2, for the sum of 12,500. She will bo in charge of Capt. Ballard, assisted in the office by Mr. A. Duvall. She will continue for the present in the Arkansas river trade. ...... The Kentucky was sold by Capt. Sherley, sayg the Courier, for $25,000, receiving in payment the Highflyer at 20,000. That is some like the fellow who sold his dog for $100, but took the pay in i coaple of pups at $00 each. The Memphis Enquirer, of Wednesday, has the following ; The Vicksburgh packet, II, D. Mears, had her larboard guards badly torn during the storm, Saturday night. Her officers report the gale, which lasted about three minutes, as having been terrific ; houses wore unroofed and blown down, while trees were tarn np by the roots and carried along for hundred of yard3. The Hears was tied above Goodrich's landing. She had two stout cables out, both of which were snapped off a3 though they were thread. With both wheels going ahead, she was blown down the river at the rate of twenty-fic miles an hour; her damages were slight. Receipts liy River. FROM BOWLING GREEN, run Camphkll. 53 hhda tobacco, I. A. Crane ; 7 hhd3 tobacco, 4 hhda bacon, 3 bbls eggs, Slaughter & Dunkerson. r Canal Receipt. FROM WORTIIINGTON, per Evan.svillk. 1,101 bushels corn, 9 bales gunnies, P. G. O' Riley; 40 bales hay, 1. A. Craue & Co.; 4 bis apples, Satu'l Orr. FROM.PETERSBURG, pek Isabellk. 44 bags wheat, 3 bags dried apples, 1 bug feathers, 4 bags dried peaches, 4 bbls and 3 bags beans, 1 keg tallow, 1 box rags, 60 bushels corn, 5 hhds tobacco, Geo. Foster & Co.; 25 bags corn, I. A. Crane & Co. Wii. D. Dowkky, Scc'y, Receipts 1y Railroad. Ar&tL7th, 1SWJ. 2 car loads bay. Brown Aikman; I Mil eggs. A. Leiucke A Co.; 33 bush corn, J. Knbn; 157 bush corn, JO. Ilusoiichet; 2 car loads hay, Iglchart Bros.; 2 rar limits liny, Benieut A Viele; 3" bbls whisky, Allitt & Howes; 45 boxes, 12 bales skin, Wm. ilubbell; t box mdse, Kobn A Lowenthal; 4 boxes glass, J. L. 'A like; 2 boxes mdse. It. Hointan; 1 t ar load hoop-poles, Oakley A Sou; 1 V hmliels com, Oo. Poster A Co.; 2'K0 lbs moveables, Ham'l Tobin; 1 ball' barrel. Wingcrt Jt Kice; 1 kin lard, Hrowu dr Aikmau; SK bushel corn, James llardy; 1 borsa, J. Blytbe; 10 bills hops, CUa. Scuauui Co.; lo bdlrs bulis, '4 bdlea shafts, II.; 10 pieces machinery, K. Sbaroo; 1 box, J. Oakley Son; 1 box, lloberUun , lt Madisonvilla, Ky.; 14 boxes, Shanklin A Belli) ; I box, Kaon Preston; 1 box mdse, J. M. Gunnel; 7 cases, Bead A Burrow; ii boxes, H. !U. Wells A Co ; 6 cases, .1. II. VV. W. Morgan; 2 cars wheat, Geo. Wolttin. A. K. SUKADER, Ag't.

Varieties. Isn't it strmge that out blacksmiths are always blowing and striking for wages ? A modern tourist calls the Niagara River " the pride of river3." The pride certainly has a tremendous fall. Tuerk are now in the New York Stale Lunatic Asylum 210 female, and 275 male patients. A dill has been introduced in the Alabama Legislat-ir to transport all negroes convicted of capital ollerics into Massachusetts. Thk New York Herald says that for thirty years the ship building interest has not been so depressed ns it is at the present time. Thesb inevitable hanger3-on at all great gatherings, the thieves, have already become domiciled in Charleston, South Carolina, and commenced operations. Capt. Gkafton Wallrii died at Maysville, Friday, from disease of the heart, lie was commander for many years on the river. Thk English papers say that numbers of Roman and other coins have lately lwen dug up near Corfe Castle. Among them is one representing Romulus and Remus with the wolf. Tuk subject of a reunion of the Methodist Episcopal Church, North and South, is being extensively discussed in various papers of the Church, the present year being the oentennary auivcrsary of Methodism in the United States. Thb Philadelphia Ledgt r suites that the arrangements for lighting the Girard House with Water Gas are nearly completed, aud that in a few weeks the economy of this kind of pas will be made manifest by a practical test. A womax, named Mrs. L'ilansky, was hung at St. PauL Minnesota, on the 2 2d inst. The crime of which she was couvicted was the poisoning of her husband. She denied her guilt to the last. Puoro of tub Craft. We sue by our exchanges from New Jersey that, the tyie settars ore felicitating themselves upon the apparent morality of their craft. One of these pillars remarks: "The printers of New Jersey lajast that there is not a single printer in the Slat Prison of the State, and but one in the Legislature." N. Y. W. The printers needn't be ipi'ilt so proud. There are half a dozen of them in Conjures? . Exchange.

&gL.Jonc3 was traveling with his wife, and (tor a freak) was so gallant in his behavior to his cara tposa, that madam grew uneasy "aud remonstrated against his attentiouii as too marked for public observation. "The d 1 1" said Jones, "we're married, 1 suppose'". ."Yes," said the lady, "but, judging by your deportment, folks will think ice aintr "Well, what of it?" said Jones. "Why, not much, certainly for you," said the careful damo -'you nre man, but we women have our characters to take care ol." Jones wa3 shocked into propriety for the rost of the journey.

A Vine Worth Having. -A poor woman in the county of Santa Barbara, California, has but one grape-vine. This bore, in 1857, live thousand bunches of grapes, each bunch weighing over a pound, yielding her the handsome some of four hundred dollars. When a girl, on leaving Monterey, for her present home, she picked vpa vine-cutting to drive her mule. This cutting she planton her arrival, and atter the lapse of seven ycar3 such is the result. Effects of Bad Company. There are three lads of this village now in the jail here, one of whom is a colored boy. On tle day after the boys were put in confinement, the father of the colored boy paid a visit to his recreant son, and thus addressed him: "Haven't I whipped you, talked to you, and locked yon np ? And haven't I always told you that if you associated with these d d little white cun.ies you would bring up hero ?" Ogle Reporter. ' The war with Morocco is estimated to have cost Spaiu S25,000 and 15,000 lives, for which she has conquered a city not worth the keeping. So declare her own journals. The number of Mormons in Utah i3 put down at 33,000. Of these, 4,072 men have 20,500 wives. " The report from tho Arlesinn well yesterday is a depth of sixty feet. The last layer of gravel was got through at fifty feet, and " hard-pan" came next. In this they have bored a distance often feet. State Sent. Glh. CHEAP LITERATURE. imwussttn. inntm.i. it iojiwatfJL TON havo ret'fived a lare selection of the l-ft works in paper binding, from 25 to 60 cents each. The Head of the Family. Tty nntlioroi John Halifax. The Ojjilviivt, do do Olivo, do do John ITalifax, do do Lif-j for a Life, do do A Ilcro, do do Kmelia Wyndham. By Mis. Harsh. Mordannt Hull, do do Aubrey, do do Kose i.f Ashnrst, lo i n Nina. By 1'rwi rfcta Bremer. Tim Neighbors, do do The Horn, do do Mary ttartoti. By Mrs. Gasket. Tim (Taxtona. By Sir K. L. Knlwor. BIy Novel. do do And all Bulwor's other works. All Charles Dickens' works. Lever's, C'ockton's, and variou nthr evlebnited authors. lKIDKLL .COS VMOToN. uinr27 9 prime Seed fewent P. Uitoe. jiiKt rewiwM ami lor ale by V. StIAKI'K Co., I m Main st. li-l bushels Biiio (Iran?, 211 do do do Orchard UiuH, l.-.o SO '.5 211 Hungarian Orr.s. 'lover, Timothy, Millet, d,t do do Red Top or Herd' Cras. 1 a stora and tor sale by mm 11 t . .StIAKI'K CO., No. l.-.o Main t. t.'ttit: pko if. it. h r:jr. thk O' fJm. ixiimlar buililer of Neloileonv, is niaiiiii a factory for making Melodeons ami Church Organs in Kvaiuville. All w ho want this kind of instruments can to supplied nt greatly reduced price. Orders for repairs or iiiHii-nmcut left at Oobell t Coiiynginn'a Hook Store. in.u:J7-lwd UU HUM! .nuxu VM- nx;k, loo bush 1'iilkejes, lor sale at. lowest Diaiket raUw by J. V. ELLIOTT. jLM f-d on baud, una ttelivereij in anv part of the city for saiu by i. P. ELLIOTT. n ji irjB jus run vx i vi n WW tmr priik; sttx;k, which comprises a lare variety of Lao Shawls and Mantillas, black, fancy and J-'owurd tfilks, Knltsh Berates, iotsls for travail ni; dresses, Alexander's ls8t Kid Gkves, Uoop Skirts and bkii't Snp;orterrt ; a lare varii'ty of white Hood, notions of nil kinds, aud a complete stock of slaple ooils. Our stock is lure, andconipriscs all articles usually kept iu a 1 it cla dry goods houe. Wo inteiKl selliny; gottds at reiisonaldt; and uniform rates, and will receive fresh supplies of fashionable and staple oods throughout the Fcasou, in order to l ep upour assortment. Dl'NCAN St COO ICV, mar;il No. ft M'tiri street. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. fWMIMi VO-rt UT.'Ji Ufiltl I' II K 11 Mi JL totore existing lietws'!i Saiuutd tirr and Matthew Dulzctl or Kvansville and James Laughlin of l'lltsburs, umh-r the firm of Orr, Iliilcll ,t Co., was disstdvtsl on the first day of March, lSiul, by limitation ami the withdrawal thund'rom of James Lauliliii. CO-PARTNERSHIP. rtntiK vj'i n Htiiij-'u n n.i i-n JBL siciate4l with lliela Mr James L. tlrr, and will continue the Ons-ery and Produce business under the tirm and stylo of Orr, Iialell A Co., at the dd stand on Water street, near Sycamoie. Thaiiktiil to their customers for past favors, they will endeavor to deserve a continuance and increase of same. SAMUKI, IlKH, MATTHEW HALZELL. Evaiisville, lud , Mar. 1st, lstJO. npr-owd. X1L 3E3 TV! CZ X7 Xji . ar- '. hutiiii.vsojs, imj"risT, having removeil frttiu bis old rmins. Main Street, opposite the Court Iloue, to the corner of Main and Second st., over Thompson's Drugstore, and having increased bis facilities for doitiR all kinds if leiital work, h'-' is uow prepared to supply the demand. He is still making thoso beautiful Hold plates with Gum teeth, which tire preferred by so many, and which, for strength ami purity , cannot l surpassed. Also, the new stylesol" wol k, the Continuous Uum, which is very beautiful; the amlter, which is superior to vulcanite ; also, cheoplasti and silver plates. He has liecu usiiiz for 2 years, the electric process for extnictin teeth without siiu, ani in the majority of c:tes. with entire success, as hundreds of iwrsons will tchtify. l'arenta may insuie health an'! bintyto their childreu by litivin those distressing irregularities of the teeth rorriH ted by the dentist. The most uxtremely irrpftular teeth can be corrected. Tim prices ol Dentistry have In-n in tiiw last few j-etirs so very reasonable that all may now eiijov the benertta of the science. Dr. F. HUTCHINSON, Dentist Cor. M'aiu and Second sts., Evansviile, Intl. mat-2o-;mi SURVEYOR'SnNlOTTCET M- ten sted in bouts adjoining the fullowio; described tract, are hereby notified that on the 17th of April, IS mi. the County Surveyor of Vanderburgh county will run tho lines and perpetuate the corners of 00 acres id' the north end of th west half of the north west quarter of sMtion -1, town tt, south of rane 1 1 west; anil also of IS acres of the south end of said 00 acres. marit tapi 17 KUDOLPIl KEUK. FOToTHALis ,m is J u i: uinHTi:i i'' omJL ixti isto Til e ;iocki:y i. is is ess'. Wijhiii- to establish a branch of our business in the interior for lite purMse of dotn a shipping produce business, we otter tor sale on essv fernis, tile Mock ofJK'H:Kli.lESaml STnlSE KIXTL'Uf.S nc-w ouued by ns at o. S Water strew. The business has tecn est;lbli.lad about four mouths. Any m-.li t ordinarv enterprise can do a t-ooil pavim; r ii-h btisineKt fr-ni the day of purchase. St.H k nlaoit Siootl call be ledin cd, if de-sii,-l, frl.a or . Kor itut tictdiit s apply to VICKKhY HttOS.. miir il No. M ini st , or S Water st. JW.r t.ttm. no V I, Ml Ml It , noil ll,s lhtiii.v.'Klll Lard a prime article foi s.-ile i-h,-ai at mailt ELLIOTT'S FAMILY UKoCEUY.

STEAMBOATS.

11EGULAR PACKETS. war HMVJEUMVXM. WW Ji.HN TOMPKINS, Uicks sHX '- Kino, master, G. V. Twoonlv, tAuCt Clerk, will run iluriupr the tmutuinjaylrg'fe' in tho Wabash and Evansviile trade. A liberal share i.f itron.ige ia solicilkd. marO-lm JCVJJ8VMI,l;Mi, FJIIHUJ1H, JlJMI JCJ CAIllO KEGULAR PASSES GEK PACK KT, CHAULEY BOW EN, f 41 Dkxtkr, M:ubr, leaves Evansviile 7r f.'i, Tuesday and Saturday, at 12 o'elock M., aniv ins at Padncah at 6 o'clock, A. M., Cairo at 12 o'clock, M., Wudoeailav and Saturday. Keturniiisr, leaves Cairo every Wednesday anil Sun lay, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Southland every Tlmrslay and Montlay, at 9 o'clock, A. M., connei titi at Evansviile with the Evansviile end Crawfordsville It. It., and Packets for Green Kiver. Also, connocting at Smithland with Caniborhtnd Kiver Packet ; at Cairo, with MempLis, New Orleans and St. Louis Packets. Tickets can be obbwood on board the boat for all Eastern Cttea. sept23 )TJ8WLMrkliAMir J-J V A C K B T The line steamer DUNBAR, Gus. Fowler, master, t-jTjri.?)! leaves Eransvilln every Monday. L Wednesday, and Friday, at 12 o'clock M. Leaves Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 9 o'clock A. M. Connecting; at Evansviile with the Evansviile nud Crawfordsville Kail road for all points North and East, with packets for Louisville Green, and Watiash rivers. At Paducah with pack eta for St. Louis, New Orleans, aud the Daily Mail boats for Cairo, Nashville, and Tenuesnee river. fi$Busiuess promptly attended, and charges for freight and passage, same aa charged by tho regular packet. Through bills of lading (riven to New Orleans nnd all points on the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers atiglS OH MOV Til i'JI HKOLTOJS JIJS-ll POND KIVKK - ......... i'- . . lssentrer steamer LUK EAVES, t IL2.'ij-.Jw McI)ONAl.n, Master, Tavi-or, Clerk, -Vi' The elegant will make regular tri-weekly trifei to South Carrolton and Pond Kiver, leaving; oil Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays. For freight or pcssane, apply on board. de2t'tf FOHXVAIIA II TV E JMitJV,.1 It W.I tl.tSIt PMVUMiT fc Tho new nnd lu'lit draught n0. cteamer MASONIC GEM, Pillsbiiry I 4J--JlV, Master, McDonald Clerk, will J---ST; refjular trips between Evansviile aud Mt. Cunmd, during the season. For freight or passage apply on board. Jan.lllf nMiivY,A uiii;MHM7i'ua u.isn -V PACKETS! The fine light draught steatm r T. XX. Dono, LEWIS DAVIS, Master Wm. M. LiSt, Clerk. Leaves Evansviile on Saturdays, at 12 o'clock. Leaves HntKouvi'Ie on Weduesdtvs, at 12o'clock. SI'F.Kf), COil FORT, 11ELIA BILITY, SAFETY. XSLsvto JS-cufoliol;, JOlih McCLAIN Master. Titos. Dusocciikt ClerK. Leaves Evansviile on Wednesdays, at & o'clocK. Leaves Hutsonville on Saturdays, at 12 o'olocK. tliT These two boats will rim regulnrly during the season, connecting at Hutsonville with the Hutsonville, Terre Haute, and Lafayette PacKet, MASONIC GEM. Freight and Passengers receipted through to all fiiiits. Passengers and Shippers raay rely upon tho regularity of these bouts. All orders and business entrusted to them will lie promptly attended to. CHARLES EVEItT, SAIL-MAKER & RIGGER, jjoiot,; iJ'Moit.n n rnj.n j T W V Captains and the public in general that lie has on hand a valuable lot of TAKPAULINd OF ALL SIZES, which he will sell cheap. Old Tarpatilins repaired on short notice. Fire Screens, Boiler Deck Curtains, made and put up, complete. All rigging work done on short notico. Also, ropes neatly spliced. Call at his room, over J. G. Venneniau's store. iaul7d:im FORWARD'G & COMMISSION. BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. 9 W Agents of the above lb-ad, and aro giving through n ccipts on fi eight to all (tie Eastern cities, at as low rates as by any other line. Goods sent to our care for transhipment will be f awarded ilh promptness and dispatch. For all information address CEO. FOS'l Kit A Co., Ag'ts. Cor. Locust st. "il Canal, Eausvil!c, I ml. lUHt'J Old Established Wharf lioat EVANSVILLE. 1ND. P. Gr. O'RH.ESTT Sc. Cc. Cy COMMISSION MUtCHANTS. Gei:nil Itailri.ju ,StiiamlHat, nud Kxiu'v.""' ajtm'B tx.'oiHl A'iits for the PENN. CI3NTUAL KAILUOAL'; nd connecticMP, ovit uliirh we Hie HUtlxtrizeI tu givf through receipts t thv lowtai possihlo rntHH Having a manimoth Vlirf out nt the landing, tdto liirTHHt oh tlift Ohio Uiver, capnltlo of storiity; nui proioctin nil merchamlize liall to daiiiHe IVotn expoH-ire, we are prepared to facilitate the dispatch of all conigninc'iits, tot warded to our care by either KIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. ' Particular attention paid to Receiving, Storing and Forwarding, rIso, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consiKued to us for sale, and satisfaction guaranteed. OftWe and extensive Warehouse on Water street, adjoining the Telegraph, aud on the Wharf Itoat, where we are to be fouud, attending to thw interest of onr patrons at all hours, day and ui'ht. With our superior facilities; longstanding; tin tiring energy; and knowledge of onr bHsiness, we teel contulsut or giving general satisfaction, and Iiojhi to merit a continuance of the extensive patron age we are now enjoying. Liberal cash advances will bamade on all consignments to either ourselves or Correspondents in any of tho principal markets, North, East or South. P. C. O'RILEY & CO. trmIOI tK.TU.T,', HKVKIl--M9 I NO, KOKWAHDINO ANDGENEKAL COrVlMISSiON MERCHANTS, Agents lor Kalian ha .Salt Company, Evansviile, Indiana. We have formed a co-partnership under the style of Drown A Aikman, aud otter our services iu the capacity as set forth in our card above. We are fully prepared to wx tend every facility to Bhipliem, either by CANAL, UIVEJt, or ITA1LllOAD, aud assure them that their interests shall lie faithfully represented, should they be pleased to favor us with theirpatrwnage. oftieo and Warehouse on thv corner of Main St. and the Canal. WM. liltOWN, W. 31. ATKMAN, Late of Howard & Brown. Late of POSTER, A Co. janJ-J-tf WIUJTIM M: XM' It M.'SS fOJ f.V i NEW AKKANGKMKNT. The Adams Exeitrss Companv respf-ctfully announce to their friends and patrons, the public of Evansviile and vicinity, that, with increased facilities for t he transportation of F U EIGHT, PACKAGES, MONEY AND VALVAR I. I R, They solicit a continuance of former favors. Espocinl care takvii in the collection of Dills, Drafts, Notes, and the transportation of small and valuable packages. All persona wit ig to avail themselves of the facilities of the Exprss, can obtain any desired information iu reference to the routes ami details of the htisiufsa, at tlmir Office m Kirst striH't, ladween Main aud Locust, opposite the Post O I lice. de IS U. II. EIMI. Agent. Dissolution of Co-Partnership. THK fO-PJ HTJ Ml HSU 1 1 ii hum:totore existing between Sam'l Enibich and Den. Mchapker, under the style and firm of S. Emlich it Co., was dissolved on the tit It of Feb. by the death of SamT Enibich. N. II. 1 am very thankful to my friemls, customers, and the public generally for their literal patronage extended to me during my connection witli S. Embich. BKS. BCIIAPKER. rO-PAUTSEKSHIP NOTICE. yAvy. tu iufHMiHji.yiiJoiiy" w. MM DITSINO having associated themselves together, will continue the Dry Uoods business of the late tirm of S. Enibich & Co.. at the same place (No. 4'J Main street), under the style and firm of St'HAPKKIi A III SSI NU. Hen. SeiiAfKKU, of the late firm of S Enibich A C-. JonN W. Do-simi, foiuicily with S. Embich ic Co. main Tfl'HT UMifMJif'Milll tri,K.'lltlt GMt stock of Irish and pure garden seeds, id' every varietv.at K. SII.MiPK tt CO.'S New Firm! New (Jowls! OM Hands! i-rHviiin a larjt sN-k t Spring aii'I tMinnmT ! Dryi.KHl-t. to wln'i h thy tin attention of the J I'ihmii , iiiiii vtftia ii, uiiii mi numi i.u iiint n itir t hoa, tlmv rt wmrod tt0r nt 'ow Dt iot-.s lor ca-U. VrilAI'KKU A lUTiSSIN;," r Siiivt'Sfftir.- tti 5. Finich fc ). marJo 4.1 Maiu ttrul JL aitu Ii that don't tx iil , tcr sale nt inn 1 82 Maiu at ami S utt r r.

NEW ORLEANS CARDS.

R. H. SHORT & CO.. Commission Merchants, HEW OltLEASS. LA. B. H. SHOUT. oet22-bNld B. 8. HOWARD. IS. II. t AlKl HILO JOHN W. niN'OUAM E- II. FAIIICHILD & CO., (iiucessors to T. t!. Twitoiikix A Co.,) Com hi is si on Merc hauls, 7 r or nil as street. octt MW Olil.rf A.-VS. B1 siou and Forwarding Merchants, No. 'Jt.t, Poydras Street, New Or lea as. La. mylf-d.VwIy rgl .V7iA, tfTOVH COMMMSmiojS SL Merchant and proprietor o Stock Stables, iew OrUiaus. La. jan22'57-ly.. ijk mi. jimsij iiojviiumo, t H.n.nisiou Merchant, No. 7 Lafayette street. New Or leans, for the sale of butter, cheese, lard, eggs, dried fruita, Flour, Meat and all sorts of Western Produce, and for the pnrchase of Groceries, Ac. Cash advances made on cousiirnments. nial5-ly gXJlHI. THK VJS'll JK HUM It.VMi Ml , for many years chief Clerk ia the bouse of JOHN II UK LEY A Co., begs to offer his services as tXmiiniasioii Merchant, to the friends and patrous of 'hat house, now that it has retired from business. Witli this end in view I have formed a co-partnership with Mr. E. W. Uenton, senior of the old aud .veil known firm of E. W. llenton A Co., under the name aud style of ISENTON AKING, to take place from the 1st of May, prox. . - " ' The subscriber relies for support upon the friends of the old bouse of JOHN UUBLEY & Co., who have had opportunities of experiencing the promptness and ability with which he attended to their business. Yttry respectfully, THOMAS KINO, Corner of Lafayette and Mew Levee streets. Kew Ot leans. April 27, 186M. - angS-y ' JOS. W. DOUGHERTY, Forwarding and Commission, NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana. Kufers to Messrs. ALLIS A HOWES, npG-ly Evansirlile, lnd. S. TWICHELL, " COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, ST. LOUIS, SIO. Liberal advances made on consignments to either of our houses. brfer to . Messrs. Allis A Howes, Betuent A Veilo, Howard A Brown, Evansviile. jyti -ftJT.9MM.KMJV, HUE A THO V SB V Co., IF COMMISSION AND FOKW ABD1NU MERCHANTS, No. 18 Poydrii Street, NEW OKLEANS, LA. t'LF.M WILKIN... W. B. (iKATHOVSR...JOS. UITXINOKB. We ive our personal attention to the sale of Tobacco, (Jorn, Wheat, Hay, Oats, Flonr, Pork, Daoon, Lard, Ac. augl4 li. P. ET 11 ELL. ..11. U. ABB0TT....EU. t'ALLS B. P. ETHELL & CO., Commission and Forwarding Meroliants, KO. lOl MAGAZINE ST., NEW U It LEANS, LA. RETEBEXCKS : Geo. Foster A Co., Drown A Aikman, and P. G. O'Kiley, Evansviile, lnd. A. M. Phelps A Son, Miner A Weed, Newbury, lnd. S. M. Leavenworth, Esij., John K. Evertson, Es.,Mt. Vernon, lnd. (5. P. Hndsiietli A Co., Boonville, Iud Geo. Atkinson, Esq., W. W. Catliu, Esri., Henderson, Ky. Newcouib A Bio., D. S. Benedict A Son, Louisville, Ky. jyo r H UVU I. Mi 8 .' 8 II M V U M, Ml 8 .' 1 0 O O Prime Sawed Shingles, on hand and for sale by 11. KA.Mt. ,jr., mai lt No. 73 Main street. rr t it v s ii. inn sit iok.v iim:ji.. 39 rsm bush Ymt tkirn, IhO bush Potatoes, 1(1 bush Turnips, " bush Parsni(,s, I'I.imhi ll.s llacon IlaiiiH, HHHi lbs shoulders, Imxi ll choice Leaf Lnrd, a t eices choice. like, fsm ll.s Pearl Starch, 10O kegs luss't Wheeling Nails, PHI bo.xes Class, ass'd si.es, lodoz Wash Boards, zodnx Biickets.locdoz Itrushes, ass'd, 2 i doz Bed Cords, 1(1 colli Cotton lb-. Id coils Manilla do, coils Kemp do. 5oo lbs Pearl liarlcy, ltl doz Tuls. fu elore alid for snl cheap for cash at V1CKEUY BUOS. tnai'J mn hi,i:.i m-'oh thk .nii.i.io.s: JL We have for s do Pit keta in barrels, put up iu pure ciiler viucrar, which we retail ly the dozen or hundred ; also in ke.s aud jars of all sis. Call and sts- for yourselves. YICKMtV DUOS. JOHN A. ULITZ. ...JOHN A. UANEY CUESCKNT CITV POUKT) H "ST - EVANSVILLE, IND. The proprietors of the CKKSOENT CITY KnUN. IRY ls-g leave to inform their friends ami tho pub Uc iu general that Ihry are fully prepareil to make to order all kitnls of .lACHINFRY Needed for Mills or Manufactories of any.kh.a Having a great varietv of patterns for ill ILL UKAUINUi of any size, ami STEAM ENGINES of any power required. Also manufacturers of Dl.s'PI LLEKY AND M1NINO MACUINEKY, TOltAtICO SCKKWS AND K1N1SHKKS, MALT MILLS; SASH, Ml I. ICY AND 1MPUOVED Circular Saw Mills, GUMMING MACHINES, I RUN FRONTS for Houses, CHINESE SUGAR CANE MILLS, STEAM BOILERS IMPROVED LARD TANKS, And iu fact evervthiug in the IKON EtiUNDUY AND MACHINE BUSINESS. UBJS8 VJ ST l.-iJ S made to order. ALSO Dealers in a superior article of THRESHING MA CHINES, And Powers' complete, of the latest improved style. IMPROVED STEAM GAUGES, GUM BELTING AND PACKING, WROUGHT AND WELDED PIPE, LEAD AND COPPER PIPE, AND FIRE 15 KICK, All at MANCFACTVU Kits' PRICES. togr Highest price always paid fo old METALS, At the old Stand Corner Canal and Ingle tr.t 11E1TZ A II AN KT. N. n. Workmen sent to alt parts to put up Machinery and do repairs in lioilors. THRESHING MACHINES Always oh band and for sale. je'22 St. Charles Saloon. NEW PROPRIETORSHIP AN ENTIRE RE-ORGANIZATION. 7f transits. ni.n.ni:it te iiitMiifvss, fJL trom New Orleane, have purchastsi tho ST. CHAUI.KS SALOON, on First street, nearly opposite the Post 01111, and have refitted it in an elegant aud attractive style. The new proprietors have had long experience as Keepers ot fashionable and popular liestaurants lu New Orleans, and they will endeavor, In their new liouse, to combine all the elegancies and luxuries f Northern and .Southern liestaurats in the ST. CHAKLKS. They have brought a large and complete stock f rhoico Liiptors from New Orleans, which iljey ;ollvcted with caie timing their business in hat -ity. Their conio'ctions anil aciiiainiunce in that s:ity will enable them to obtain the i-hoicest giiplies of Liquors, Fruits, and luxuries from that market in future, and they will spare tin ex'!isc nor pains to make the ST. CI1AULES surpass, lu-reafti-r, its former rejiriwntatioti, as a plei.sHut hIimiu, j, place , o,mI living, and elegant, refined J4lid luxuritais resort. Hilliard playrs will liud at this Saloon a set ' oi the finest niarbie fop Billiard Tables, from the f well knowu ami celebrated factory ol J. M. lli uns- j wiek ,fr t. f The umiersigiied ltait-r themselves that long ex- I lxxient.e aud careful attention will enable them to 1 met it a reputation cjttal to any Saloon iu the westtirti country. tt3" A splendid Lunch will be served up in the 3 most approved Myle, iv rv mia-nniir at bio'cbwk. j II A TU M Kit A DltEIFtSS, 1 angt l,ate of New Oiiuaus. It

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MISCELLANEOUS. i 3 gUBSCMUS'T CMT f TOUJCCO M'JC TORY. The undiTsigtied having engaged in the Tobacco P ii.si uess, w ith the purpose of supplying, if possible, the wants of the borne market, I am now rpared to offer a well selected stock of nianufiu.tr v.l Tobacco from Missouri, Kentucky, and Tetitesti e Leaf, iu Pounds, Fives, Halves, Eights, i i' t urters, in any ditiired package. Terms liberal, and -acceptable discount lor Cash purchases, bus no sale less than live boxei. A. (JUMREItTS, . jy'8 No. XKi Maiu street, Evansviile, 1 ml. rr DOZ. EXTUA JIALTIMOKK HttooMf. W the best in the market, at dts-14 COOK & LA NO LEY'S. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE JV0. 87 Maim Slrttt, Srroml M'loor, KYANSVILLE, IND. Tl MM Ml l.lli:UI4i.KU MS Agent for the following responsible Insurance Companies: ' New York Security Capital , SoUO.ikhi Kisiug Sun ,..,. o(i,i!iKi I mlianapidis I . I M H 1 Eagle Iusnrauee 4,'ompany, t?iiicimiati ::ui,tiio Ye also have some valuable real estate for sale on reasonable terms and fair prices 5 lots on t; mil street, between Third aud Fourth. M acres of the Major Warner farm, on railroad, h miles from Evansviile. A farm of 170 acres in Croen county, lnd ; barn, well cistern, house, stuck scale, sloie house, young orchard, tf-c. am acres in Oreen comity, 120 of bich is prairtu. balance in timls-r S acres in cultivation. Price, S7..rl l r acre. Terms, S2Ki c;i.sh down; balance in 1, 2, and ;i years. A farm of go acres, 12 miles north, west of Yin ceimes, good improvements, about 60 acres f.-ned. Price Sl.tKHI; one-fourth cash, balance iu I, 2, and a years. - A farm of 220 acres, ti miles east of Oak Station. Good fraino house, and about PKJ ncres fem;ed. Price $lo IT acre. One-fourth down, buhince iu 1, 2, and years. 400 acrvs near Taylorsvillc, Intl., on liberal prices and fernis. ' ' A farm near Linton, Grct-u county, lnd. Price 810 per acre. Yery desirable J., aud acre lots, ou Kcw buig road, near Weaver's Carden. . - ; 2 brick houses on Second Street, lattwecu Chestcut and Cherry streets. 15 acres near Salt Well, being part of tint Mitchell tract, on liberal terms. -2 blocks in Lainasco, below the creek. 40 acres adjoining Frank Alien's farm, having a stone quarry ou it 100 feet on Second street, near Jiul-je Baker's rosii'ence. A farm of 53 acres in Lower Bayou. Missouri and Iowa lands to sell or exchange for jiroperty in Indiana. Some vury valuable land near Mat toon, Illinois, for sale. E. II. SADIN, declfi Insurance and Iieal Estata Agent. u.yi a vi i.. t. j. vo i. n vitas' vo. JLm have removed to Water street, threw doors above Main. VK are imw nmnulai t uri'ir Vtilid Tateut KoMli.'g Sriiiy: Bctt, ilt tntt unci ititxit conveuieiit nuw in utto, ui it rji.ii In moved or httiidleil without any trouble, t'alt and ejkuniitit them. E. S. BARGOCK, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN SASH, DOORS 'AND DLLNDS. K V A N y V I L li K , INDIANA. llHve eMimtaiitly on hand Sash, IMhiu.s and Koi.i.inu) and St.vtionari" Shair Iti.iNist tf Suj.ei'ior AlltZmiy 1 jltmlr, well jihht I, and itent ly and dti4ht;iy inaiintartiireil. WHOLESALE AS1I PRICES. S ASH. Tiin-K-BI7E. Nf.SM. KxlO 1 l KxlO ..ll-l ..... loxl'j 10X12 1 ;, , lOXlt I , 1014 p. loxb, p4 lOxlli I IOxl4 IH loxli; I 'j, loxlS P'.J. 1211 Hi 1:', 1 2X 1 8 , 1M eaifK I'm WtNIMiW. i 32 ... , !Uf t) fKj ...... 2 t,2 7f. Ml S4 1 10 .. .. 1 25 1 Ml I 40 -wl:tie k Itails. Sash of ol her sizes on hand, or pot up at short otice. I) no KM. BI7.F. thu'knkss. I'p.icf 2-CxC-G ...1 1 ::5 .' 1H 1 4:'. I XII , PM , 1 15 p4 , i-'i y i'i 1'4 :::::::::::::::-:::::::::: nl II b 1 M S . Frier. i'titirtnirtt Sttti. 41 2A 1 2i 1 .HI 2 OO 1 Ml 1 70 2 IK 2 1.1 2 ra) 1 !i 2 20 2 2A 2 t;r. 2 fill 2 W 2 tW :;io Prier. tiollin.j ,s.Vus. l 71 I 71 -i 0 2-Sxfi S 2-IOxti-Kl., iVix lu 5'xl2 0Oxl4..... lux la 1 7". lOxlli 2 2ft lux i s 2 fa i ... 2 2.-. 2 75 ... 3 OO 12x1. .$ (Kl 3 00 Kit AM KS Door ami Window. SIZr. TII1CKNKSS. . fitter. 8x10 1 .. f lit) 10x12 1 loo Other si.es made to order. tl&- BLINDS of all sizes made to order. xm" DOOItS other than regular sizes ou hand, or saade ou short notice. Doors moulded to order. Builders should, if possible, make their Frames of tegular sizes, they can then b supplied at any time. Ceiling, Siding, ami Fl'wiring for sale. Mouldings of all sizes. Fencing Boards 4V feet long, for sale cheap. One Window contains twelves light.. All orders must be addressed to E. S. BAMCoG'K. niyll-lyd.kw Evansviile. In, I 1L-.TIL. O.y .. .l.-'l s HJiTMiH9 MINED TO SI CCEED CJKOBfiE T!IOUNIIILI, takes ileasnre iu inrmiug bis oltl customers that in the iputlity aud style of bis wot k, he Matters himself be cannot le Xi-elletl. He may still be found at the corner of rnn'tud and Main streets, where the choicest Harness ami Saddles of every description can be obtained on the lest of terms. tfrr Repairing done w ith neatness ami dispatch. ;'sx-oiid-liantl U.11 uess nluajt son hand jel

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t .. t, ;riHRUil M?LS . " ' DBN'TISd : HAAS, having leased (he rotn:a fttruiuil.vttc-cunit-il by Jr. Kivett. iu Or. Hra.v'i building, o)hultw the I't't Uftice, would reMuecttuIly licit the citizens of- KvansYillc and the aurroiindin towns hju fount ry, o vinit hia rooni8 Hi.d m the Htfimuui ou exhibition. Atl thoe ho iud ivntal oncratioiir k fitrined,and are I'leid with htrtwoi k, sliali he Httt ndi d to witli ur. yt pIiviHiite. Hi wirktf without a tttam or crevh't', Nthtni: uill lm more rlrtin, or hnve reatiT htrt tigth. Ilia Block Wobk ha Inrf tosMw in a tiili iij ih t i.r loHcr tet. iVr.u can lanli as heartily an ttwy ;hoo(e wilhuut fvliowiu thai their ttH'th ore artiticial, and chekd tliat are nuiikeu van be restored to nearly th(ir original ooutour. He alt uiHk&fi the uhum! sty vh ot jilaii and simple Knm tooth work on Kud anI silver plate aud ulrio the Clieopla.stic work, which id much liked by those who have u&d it. lie has also two pHM-emen for feXtracthiK tet tli without pain no inhalation no injurious otit'otn aririn troiu their m the nnttit delirateean have them applied with porfort safety. Parentj! will .nsiilt the hrallh and teaitty of their children by having the iHMitiot dirm t their aecoud deutition, thereby producing uuietry am) health to those invaluihh' oinui.. 1 takw plvaitre in inLrNltieint; !r. Hjw, formerly of Latityeite, I itd.v iny suiHXMor t the obi rooms in K ray's buililiii. hopiit he will find them Itoth ple:u4jiul and profitable From my intercourse with the lM(or, I am pleHfd to findhitu one of tlie progressing; puneMiin tate and hih professional aldiity ami HUiudini;. With thin view, 1 can, with Hafety, re-oininetid him 1 the eottuuunily na a Hkillful Hudeuiei4-ua denttHt. apis J. KIVKTThi ami Walter thirt dale, Jummi v Vd, l&AK tltplt-te wBitrtnient tf out' WmiU will Ite iutut at t.K. lii fl. uNNTAO f- N. in Main wit! 1m m we hae made at miieututa 1 i-H mr fotls, at ulir pricey, anil m ike mm! all Uui that ure brtdveu by detect in woi k maiisditp. janl J d. t'. A J. H. SM l l ll liten JOr ML Vmit It's sni-rior axes. Id do Smith drawing knive-. 2do " hatchet. 5 do 44 rulibin hoes. For sale No, U Main street, janli CKM. S. snN.NTAfi d' UK 50 Mti i, MC S JS V. 1 UtK ? KKK!VK1 per steamer Lebigli, by decio ollENSOS A CO. T.i T ti.nli.V I f. Tllli - 1' l-.t 1 It s 5 of tlie .Skci uity lssruANt'K I'l'nriHV, UctoU r 1, 1S6D ASSCTrt. Casb on baud RnO l.rCasli in Continental Bank, awaiting Investment '. Sf,.'.'l Of. Caali iu Hank Coumioiiweaitb , P'7 47 Total f'.i.-i.iiS! "7 Bink istocks oil dbnres Uauk Cotnmeree " " SO Am'n E.x. Bank luo ' Bank New York " 14 " B'k K. America 214 slis par val. S21 ,f0(i wortli 22,7(i4 2ri Temporary Eoaus usiured by ll,0O8 C. !mpou Boiids ami 2"i Hilar- liesoluto Fire Insurance Company 12,.'MKI(KI Boliilsnnil Mortgages being Inst linn, c.4u.'., I. 10 tn) Brciuiums uncollcted i..-d Sil Accrued Ins. on Bomb" anil Mortgages A Temporary Loans b,7'4 71) Balance duo from Agents.... Ill UU Total Capital Stock Surplus ,..$o41,S'Jl S'l $5'MI,OtKI 00 44,SKJl Sin -Sr.! i.soi m No Liabilities. .losicm i:.- L. Hakdock, becretary. WALKEK, I'rvVt STATE OK NEW YOU It, ) ,.. . CITV COUNTY OF NEW YoKK. faaI'eiitoiially ap'aretl before me tins a;Mh day of November, A. X). 1"U, Joseph Walker, President, and Iticliard L. Haytlock, Secretary, of the Securily Fire Insurance Company, of tlie City of New York, an.1 severally atlirmed that tlie within statement by tliein Hitbsoriliod is cit rcct and true to tbe Lesi ol tlieir knowledge and bcli f. TII'iS. I, THO UN KI,I,, Commissioner for the Ste.te of Indiana, iu New Y'oik. This Company lias complied w ith the law of Indiana concerning Insurant Coinanies, atnl is prepared to take risks hi Ihe Mly of Evansviile and Vaiitlcrbui'Kb county, lnd L II. SABIN, Ag.tnt, dectli . S7 Main street. To the Tublic. rglMt y..ST 4rIJST Mi H JMJVII Sf'ttlM. ML ho tar, have been verr wet ones, causing many of our riturs to overflow their banks, back ing up the water in tbe creeks ami bayous, aim Hooding to a considerable extent the bottom In nils; when tb rivers recede, ulivtli may be expected 8.H..U, then tin- largf surface of decaying veg. etable maltt-r exposed to Ihe scorching rays of the siiuimer sun, produces the malaria w inch proves so bital in its course, swe'iiiig whole titates, and sparing ueilh r age nor sex in its contiierin uiari'li. A itvr i residence of more Iban twenty years the initiate an, 1 Southern Mates, we think we have discovered a medicine w hich, to a certain extent, is a preventative of the attacks ot bilious fever ugue, txc., ami as sucu we recouimeuu our aiaguoua Whisky. .We wish tlie public to understand that we are not urging upon them the use of strong Lienors as a beverage. We are, and always have been, oped to their being used ill that way, but if people Mill use them ks such, let Oiem have by all meaus uure article, that will keen tbeui iu beullti, and Utiiitheu instead of shortening their lives. We pro pose to sell always pure and unadulterated Lii)uors tor medicinal purptMes, and a little tor tne stom ach's sake, if required, and will challenge an spectit.n by the beat chemists in this or any otbvr countrv. to find anv iniliiiritv or adulteration iu the whisky branded by us, "Allis Howe's Magnolia." It is warranted, us it is distilled from the corn, rye, or u heat, with a slight additiou of good cistern water. We have no doubt many persons have bees ruined iu Ileal Hi, if not actually killed, py th inking had whisky, the greater the reason that Albs ii 11 owes puce Magnolia should oe in gen eral use. Just received and in tor for sale 1(1 pipes ass'd Brandies (old) from 3 to7flgal. 12 ; ;A pipes no loiai irom o to 51 gi gm . 4 jape. liollaud iiin ; 3 puncheons old Kuiu. KAi'j ALMS A HOWES. Water st. rtA I..I ItliUHT TOHJIVCO Mi8. I TAHLISHMENT IN THK STATE. P. Fendrich & Brothers, Would resiKnrtfnlly inform the citizens of Evansviile and vicinity, that they have a larger stock of Tobacco, Segars, Snuff, l'ipes, and German Smoking lobacco, Thau any two establishments of our principal cities. Hotels and 8tore-keeiars, look to your lnter-ts. Before purchasing elsewhere, please examine our large assortment, wb ich we pledge ourselves to sell at the lowest Baltimore prlees, and cheajs-r thancan bo bought iu Cincinnati or Louisville; All we ask is, that yon shall call and bulge for yourselves. We offer anv of the above at wholesale or retail. Our establishment ia a branch of the well known extensive Baltimoro Tobacco Warehouse ot Jos. Fendrich fc Bros., No. l;Vi Forest street. . K . FENDBICH A BKOS., Main st., 1 door alaive First, lM:t2l Evansviile, lnd. jf j..IM If HO ' Mi H, WJTMiU ST., 1 tJL door above Vine, sole Manufacturers of the Celebrated Magnolia Whiskj nr rvAMsviLi.E, ind. iJ All kinds of Domestic Liipiors, aud con j.U sf a large supply of Old aud Choice Bourbon Kje, and Monongahela Whisky. augl-dttwly m. 9liUMF.JT7ii''Mi ItJVMi OJ ' W hand 2",imn) pounds of new hams, shoulders, .ami sides, which wo will sell at the lowest pries. Mill JACOB SINZICH A SON. Tf WKJ T vv tvuusmt UO 8 T " 1 tv l ris the time for Bargains ! Kilty Meat Cutters at a trille ver half price, tor rush. Price. !-' i ts. t.tl..Hl each. jaiiln s.- WEbl.S. fl'.V.VI' ltJU8 MiXTtJ J- " tJ H size and heavy, for corn. Also a small lot of four bushel, double gunny bags for bran, &-. for sale low, for cash, by . OKO. EOSTEU A 'o. te.bll Cor. Locust st O.t l7 HOIIsTjl T C08T TiV E-1I A LF fLVd.17.en extra gilt band Coal Hods ; 'Z ditto common (same size.) at nrimo cost, for cash, to close out. juilO CIIAIILK.S.S. WELLS.

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MISCELLANEOUS. 4 jTuiiFi.v's, chviuvs, cuutt.vm. 1 2 doz Iron Bound Cedar Churns, 1 doz Brass Bound 00 do a doz Butter Ladles, , ., I doz ass'd Butter Bowli. Just received from the East by iar:ti COOK A LAKGLEY. WMiilTt7TI MJS TUB MUMCB'oI Jfi WHITE LEAD. The undersigned has beeu itipointitl agent for the sale of White Lead at manufacturer's prices, and can now sell at lower figures than ever ottered before in the city, ('all aud e fur yourselves. W M. II. I'. STOHDAKD, , niarotl 17 Main st. rmj u-MjyrMiln ' ham. wis soft mmjvmc M. flax, suitable lor re-sewing Giiouy Bags ; also, a full supply of line and heavy Hemp Pack ing Twine, lor sale by CEO. FOSTKK A CO.. Uiar31 Corner L.'iut st; and tho Canal.

L O It n Mi Mi U BlJUB T received -er steamer Cleudale lia lbs timn Bope, all sizes; 2.10 lt Gum Tacking, all sizes; at-, lbs Cotton Packing, all sizes; 35 reels Hemp racking, all size; 2 bbls No. 1 Coal Oil; 6 bbls Ntt. t Lard Oil. Also, 20,(KSJ of those celebrated Wheeling ioldo Cigars. For fale at the lowest prices going. JACOB SINZICH 80N, febl4-tf Front, bet. Sycamore aud Vine st. rjpHi: n.'MinHsiaj"Bu u-ovm.ii Jl respectfully inform their friends aud the public geuerally, that they have removed their offics . and store to their new building on First street, three doors above Pine street, near the fonndrv, where they will be able to give more prompt attention to the orders of their customers. A large lot of stoves ill be sold out at retail, at wholesale prices, iu ortbtr to close out the stock. d.HN KIIATZ II KILM AN. I'HUISriAN KKATZ WM. HflMlK. KIIATZ & HEILMAN. CITY KOUNDltYt . MANl'FACTl!KEKS AN D Bill LPEKS OFSTEA'4 EM; INKS AM) BoiLKKS, Sitw and Crist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screw Ciiiiiuiiiig Machines, Cbiueseiiugnr Cane Mills, 'Flir.itig niaclt lrs, &r. EVANSVILLE, 1NI rmviE puopuiETous of the city fol . Jf dry lag leave to inform their frieijiU and th public ill general, that they ie pnpnied to tla't kimlsof MACHINE ANI FlNIsIMNii WoKK, and overvlhing apis't taining lo His Foundry bnsi lies- "l iie are m.-iniilaclllring Sti:am Knoim:s ani Biiii.kiik ot any si 'j-ao'l er retpiireil. Saw Mill Machinery ami Mill Gearing ol any sire; Distillery uml Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, tintiiiiing Machines, i'iil-a.shiug Mmbines, Slalt Mills, lloisept uts, I'oru-slielli rs, Machinery ut all kind, made ami ivpai r-tl. Iron ninl liriois IVislings ol every ib-si-t ipti-ii. Iron liou-!roiits. Cellar Gr&ic ,te. Cooking and Heating Stove" of the latest improved palleriis; Hollow Ware, Oog lii-ns, Ac. BltEWEliS, IHSTILLEltS, K KCT I Fl KISS, At , Sujiplietl wi:ii eery description of Copp. r ant. Sheet Iron Work, Blew ing Kettles, llefi iy, raloi Aliemporators, f-pargi-s, Stillhesds and Worms T i. mi improve.) principle, Columns for Alcohol ji;iu Yeast Jugs, i 'utis, Siphons, Vc; Copier, L- ! tutl Iron I ipe; Cops-t , Br:os ami Iron Pumps el et variety, br ki-er, spirits, oil, dc: Brass CncU :nd Valves, Sleala XV hislles, t(c. Workmen sent to all parts to lit np work and do repairs on S'.ctui Builers, Copper and Miwet in i; Work, tic. OLH METALS BOUGHT. They are dealing in and selling Allen's Impror, d Steuiii Gauge, Wrought Iron welded l'ipes aud Tubing, llinuii Hopkins' Improved Smut Machine Stephen Hughes' Flonr Separaiors, Oilman Bolllngt'loth, Gum Elastic Beitiug, Backing, Hose, f-c,, of the Is st kintl; Tinplate, Slieet Iroi., Block Tin, Pig Iron. Babit Metal, SM-lt'r, Fire Brick. 'l'hey havoevmy facility of the best Machine!') and workmen, and v ill give all work entrusted tt them, their iudiwdnal attention, lilliug unleri proniptly, warranting their work, aud are satisfied with reasonable prices. U ' Office ami Sale Booms, No, CO Maiu slreei. foiiude. y, I'tojier Yanl uml Machine Shop on Pine st reet. between First and Second streets, Kvarts Tillc, Indiana. decT '3f, V I H UJIJ -m hand a siijiplv of SCJM.MiS We nave if i v We can also furnish TRACK SCALES of any capacity. These Scales are from the manufactory u K. T. FAIRBANKS fc CO., St. JohnsbiirK, Vermont. Every Scale is totted and sealed, and warranted correct. Fur testimonials we refer to th tboiisntids of peifous using thetn. HOKNBUOOK A CO., Agents, iiov24 Water street. Evansviile. "s w m 9 IKIUl'LiAMU'S GERMAN MEDICINES! THE GREAT STANDARD REMEDIES of tbe present age, have acquired their great popularity only through years of trial. Unbounded sat iular! ion is rendered by them iu all' cases. HOOPLA ND'B GERMAN HITTERS WILL POSITIVELY CHRIS Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Jauudice, Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, and all diseases arising from a disordered liver, or weakness of ths stomach and digestive organs, A Nil Wll.l, POSITIVELY PREVENT Y ltm Vrer, UitUni Freer, and Fever and Ague. !ee our Almanac for proof. Price 75cts per bottle .UOOFLANICS it A LB A MW CORDIAL W ILL POSITIVELY CUBE Coughs, Colds, or IIoarsciies, Bronchitis, Tnflneua. Cronii, I'neumouia, Incipient Consumption, ami has is'i-formed the most astonishing cares ever l l.o.el, ..r

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0 ON FIRMED CONSUMPTION J As a Iiarrhpa cordial It ib uneqmUd. Iri THIilH jKr lnd tit. HOOFLANDS TlERMAN PILLS, being well-known throughout Europa aud Amen, can need no comiucudatiou here. They are purely veg table, are prejiared with great exactness aud sugar-coaled. No better Cathartic Pill can be ftiiiiid. Price 2.1 cents per box. Those medicines are prepared by Pr. C. M. Jackson i(- Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and St. Louis, Mo., ami are sold by druggists and dealers in medicine everywhere. The signature of C. M. Jackson will be ou tho outside of each bottle or box. In our F.rrrtiXfiitifa Ahnatwe. published annually, you w ill tind testimony and commendatory uoticrs from all parts of tbe country. These almanacs are given away by nil our agents. UEWAliE OF COt'KTEHFUITfS. See that yon get Hoofland's German Bittsrs, pre

pared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa., and that his sign.ttnro is on the wrapper of each oottie Keller V lute. Agents for Evansviile, inn. I.eich A Carlstedt, dis? do do do 'Wit . WTol. J. W. HUGH EH, 111 Main street, Evansviile. "s crates assorted, for tbe Country Trade, on baud. Of'6

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