Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 194, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 21 April 1860 — Page 4

RIVEB ITEMS

Regular Packet expecting notice of their rimmSmg arrangement in the Journal, mutt advertise with u. All kind of Steamboat Job Work done at short notice, in good .rvc, and at reasonable rut's. Extra topic the paper for sals at all timet. STEAMBOAT REG1STEK. tunm, e French, Louisville S. P. Hiblstrd, Naahvlllo lorn, Luuiaville Charley Boweu, Wro idA, Cincinnati Dituber, Padticah .' Etgle, ilo. Union, LoniaviBe yU New Orleans Argonaut, Sl. Louis K. M. Put tun, TeuDiiSscu Hirer. DKPABT1. . -odford, New Orleans Dunbar, Padticah . igb, St. Louis Union, lb win Green. 1 Eagle, Louisville Argonaut, Pittsburgh 1b, Pittsburgh Kate French, Louisville il. Bf. Patlou, Teunesaee Uiver. ......The <Weather>, yesterday, was rainy most of the day, and it rained hard almost all Thursday night. Should the rain prove general, we expect a bigger river than we have experienced for a long time. It is to be hoped, however, that the rain is confined to this locality. ......<Freights> were tolerably plenty, with no material change in prices. ——The <River> was about at a stand at this point yesterday, and was falling all the way up. ......The <Dunbar> left with a very good trip of freight and passengers. ......The <Charley Bowen> came in night before last with a fair trip and a heavy tow. She went up a few miles yesterday and took on a quantity of corn for re-shipment to the lower country, and returned in the evening, and is now at our wharf ready for a start for Cairo. She will leave to-day at 12 o'clock. Those wishing to go to Cairo and way points will do well to take the <Bowen>, as she is swift and reliable, and her officers, Capt. Dexter and Clerk Markell, are affable gentlemen and good steamboatmen. We advise our shippers to have their freight at the wharf at the hour, as Capt. Dexter is always prompt. ......The familiar face and outlandish whistle of the <Grey Eagle> were distinguishable at our wharf yesterday afternoon. We are happy to state that she will remain permanently in her old trade between Louisville and Henderson, and will carry the mail when the mail contract is completed. She passes here Thursdays and Sundays. ......The <Silver Star>, in command of Capt, Hall, assisted by Clerks Flournoy and Bunting, will take her departure to-day for Paducah and all way points. The <Star> is too well known in this community to need any comment on her accomodations from us. The mere mention of the fact that she leaves to-day will, we have no doubt, insure her a first-rate trip of passengers and freight. Don't forget the <Star>. ......The <Poland>, snagged near Aurora, is at Cincinnati undergoing repairs. ......The <Anglo Saxon> is loading at Portsmouth for St. Louis and and Quincy direct. ......The <Woodford> passed down with a good trip. She took some freight have a [fold] ......We see it stated in a New Orleans journal that the <Doubloon> cleared $35,000— a sum somewhat more than her cost— Red river, in four months and a half. ......The New Orleans <Picayune> of Tues- dy says: The <C. D. Jr>. has been laid up for the present. She will leave in a few days for Louisville, where she will be dismantled, and her machinery put into one of the new boats which the Bayou Sara U. S. Mail Line is now building. ......The Louisville <Democrat> of yesterday says: Yesterday was a warm, cloudy, drizzly, damp day. The river was falling tolerably fast, having fallen in all about twenty inches. ......The Cincinnati <Gazette>, says competition is running high betweeu the St. Louis Express Line and the <Sunny Side>. The rates of course have been cut down, and shippers are having the best of the bargain. ......From the Memphis <Avalanche> we learn that Capt. J. H. Freligh is at present in that city, with a view to organizing an Association whereby a regular line of boats shall be kept up between Memphis and New Orleans Arkansas river is still falling. Only twenty -six inches are found to Pine Bluff, and about twenty thence to Little Rock. The mail packets go up as high as the Bluff, where they counect with the little steamer <Leon>, which takes their mails and passengers to the Rock. ......We clip the following from the St. Louis <Republican> of yesterday morning: The river here commenced rising slowly, on Wednesday night, and up to last evening had risen about one inch and a half. There is 7 1/2 in the channel out to Cairo. The Illinois river is falling, with 5 feet in the channel from Peoria down to the mouth. The upper Mississippi is falling from St Paul down, with four feet on the upper, and 32 inches on the lower Rapids. Below Keokuk there is five and a half feet water in the channel. The Missouri river is falling rapidly, with 3 1/2 feet in the channel from Weston to the mouth. "ST. JOSEPH, April 19. —Water still falling and the river is very low; it is worse above this point than it has been previously this season. The <Omaha> arrived down this morning." The weather was cloudy and cool yesterday morning, and business was lively on the landing. ......The Vincennes <Sun> of yesterday evening says: DANGER OF A FRESH [sic].—The river has continued to rise since our last; it rose five inches last night, and is now within 6 1/2 feet of the highest flood marks. We have had heavy rains since last evenibg. Great fears are entertained of an overflow in the lower prairie. We learn that at Terre Haute the river was at a stand yesterday evening, and weather showery. ......The steamer <Tiger> ran into the <Red Chief>, on Ouachita river, on Tuesday last, damaging her to the amount of $500.— [<Memphis Appeal>. Canal Receipts. FROM PETERSBURGH, PER PRINCESS, 8 hhds tohaceo, 5 bbls ork, ti Mils egjr, 3 dozen hides, 34 bags wheat, 3 hag" rag. OCOL I'osler k I hllds tobjueo, I. A. Crane & Co. FROM NKWBKRRV, Pi:a NoiiihStau. 21 hhds tobacco, -J.onO Hm nigs, I bo eggs, ' Isjx Iweswax, Brown .t Aikuutu; 16 bags dried apples, tieo. Foster k V. FROM TFRREHAI'TK, fm Imikuiai. 32 toasmarbleuiiwroiiirhl, M. A. I.nwieuce. Wil I. DOWMBT, Mee y Thk May.-ville Etfff says Ibat a man named Helvesline ha' tteen senleiii-ed at itutt place t(t five yenrs itUMibaK-tt in the Keiltll. kv Petillenl ar.V, for having fouutei -feit ntones in his possessioA. Hv iiIiiI'm belong to a j;aitj; iiK-h exte.idi trom Kentucky through Ohio und Indiana.

The Inauguration or Clay's Btatur at Mew Orleans. The ceremony of the inauguration of the statue of Henry Ciay at New Orleans on the 12th inst., the eighty-third anniversary e. a .... a a . 1 - II .

oi nis mrin, seems to nave iaeu u . iatlSIactorily" as COUiU be liopeu, in an respects. All business was .su.snen.le.il. 1 lie I day was clear, though warm, and the pro fession, which contained in its ranks full 5,000 persons, was very imposing. The military, the Masons, and tbe lienevolenl organizations, the school children and firemen, were all present in full force, and the windows and sidewalks were filled with spectators. After passing through I he various streets which had been previously designated tor the line of march, the. procession returned to Canal street, and gathered around the statue, which was vailed in a new and bright American Hag. The military formed a compact square around the area, within which the ceremonies were to be performed. The Masons, in solemn inarch, circled around the statue, and halted at its foot, where they formed a glittering group. The spacious platform encircled by flags was handsomely arranged, but, owing to the intense heat, could not be occupied, as was i desigued, by the ladies. The Clay Monumental Association had principal charge and the prominent place on the platform. The venerable Robert .). Ward, so long the friend and neighbor of Henry Clay, presided over the ceremonies. At a signal from the Grand Marshal, the guns were fired, the flag which enveloel the statue slowly desconded, and suddenly the eloquent image of the great orator and statesman stood revealed in all its majesty, beauty and impressiveness. Several minutes elapsed before the music ol the numerous bands could be beard above the popular plaudits. As soon as silence was restored, the Masons began their ceremonies of dedication, prefaced by an address from the Grand Master, and a prayer from the Grand Chaplain. The usual rites of the pouring of oil, wine and corn were performed. Tbe Mayor of the city proposed from the stand three cheers for th sculptor Hau, which were given with great enthusiasm. The orator of the occasion, Wii. 11. Hiwr, was then introduced anil delivered an address. The delivery of the oralis closed the ceremonies. Cin. tlnz. Ibon in 1'um.aoklpuia. 'LI ACurth American of HatnrdHy saj-s: The market Hr this, staple continues nlmost at a stand . l .'ii, but without any nlh ration to notu iu prices, stud we arc miiy advised of Mitt of some 800 tons anthracite pig uii-hil, in lots, :tt fS3 for .Mo. 1, mid $22. 'i.r No. 'I, on time, at which rales holders generally are free sellers. Scutch ig is also quiet, and prices about the same. - tilotiins and bolter plates eantrnne dull with a small husiWiw only to nolii"1 f.Ul tations "ars am! rails iV.eet ith fnir hf quiry, but Rfnerp.'ly nt prices below tbe f'al.-'er3 and we hear of but little doing in the way of sales. ———<>——— ——>A severe hail storm passed over Rising Sun, Ind., on the 17th, damaging a very large amount of property, but to what extent our informant was unable to say.— Scarcely a building in the place escaped visitation, and upwards of 3,000 panes of glass were broken.—<Lou. Journal>. W. H. HURST, Esq., died very suddenly in Jeffersonville, Indiana, on Thursday evening last. He had just partaken of a hearty dinner, when he was attacked by apoplexy, and died in a few minutes. He was a man of ability, and a lawyer of many years practice. ———<>——— Important Dkcihion. The Supreme Court of Georgia has decided that " a nego tiable promissory note, irnftsierred us u collateral security, is not subject in the hands of the holder to sels off or detiiauds by the maker against Uie payee, aud Ihis whether tbe note be endorsed before or after maturity, when the demand does not grow out of the original consideration of the note.' MIS. ELLANEOUS. OUH mrBtJVW HTfKK j-u HIT In aniiiil io noun iu heairty aad sy atntetrieal proporti ms. Lovers of a com for table, pjeod-ksia ing, till' and dill aide Hat will 1m- sure to vet suited and titled. HCiajL ill your ordeis, grntlemeu French Felt & Cassimere Hats, AHrayt on baud and made lo order oi any tataae or color The Cricket and Zouave Hat, Just returning into fashion for Spring Sumne r. WOOL AND FUR HATS Off every iiaai;inlle pfeapat t'-l,r tinality. Stra X7ir Groods. Au immense atiwli. baaakl low will sell at corresponding figures. CAPS. CAPS. A very 1 n'-- llbak on h.Liitl nil tho httost st1.-a. MISSES' FANCY HATS. Th) ' -1 evt-i .-n in tho city. Infant, Boys' & Youths' Hats, Au endless variety for Spring and Summer. V M l I Kit A at ARCONN 1KB, upr4 3t Main sir. at. u r.. bkao, Late ol .la,IUSS A Co. A AK Bl RUoW . READ & BURROW, WltOl.I SM K I. DM IKS IN Boots cJk? Slioos, HATS AND CAPS, No. ir Mailt at.. KVANSVIbbK, IMf. apri t NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. UK I'lt-r.lUT.VKHSHII' MKHKlotore existing lKtns-n Samuel Orr ami Maltben lal. ll of Kvr.UHville and Jain.- Lailgblili of mMiilla. under the linn of On, Dal sell A Co., was dissolved on the first day of March, tShft, by liaiitatkia nod the witbdrKaal lherefniii of Janies Lao-blio. CO-PARTNERSHIP. nMIK t'-'IIKItSltJJ'K II llJl I .' MN' M awialed with I hem Mr J aim si L. Ore, and aill foniinne the Grocery and Produce business .11. I i tlie tirni and style of On, I'alell A t'u., at the old -' hi I oii Water street, near Sycaiuoto. Thankful to their customers for past favoi-w, Ihey will eudeavor lo d-serve a coatinuam-e and in, l ea-.., of same. SAMUEL ofJK, MATTHKW IIALKLL. Evansville. Ind., Mar. 1st, lsiai. api-:iwd. H. U'KWH, lIHH.Kf.SALK II AUDWAKK 1EA I.Kit, Kirst street, opposite Maghee A Co.), JSvausnlle, I ml onlers oi Hardware piompllv lillsd at lowest Cincinnati rice, ian W LADLES AND GENTS : rmtKK WII HI. Iff K.IMU iS S1II.I. M open at NWt S. cond itreel room b.r a lew none Cm-ami 1d. no trouble to aaaa) aaaM MBy little doie aud tan eoloreil Callers. Oive le- a call nml 1 know you will buy. Clave Kid, Krelieh kid'und HlT Polka ll.K.ts.ol the lilot exquisite siybs e-i uttrj I iu Ibis market. Miss..' ami Children's Caller dT every shade and color; Kid aa M ceo of every style, with aud without heels : Copper-tipis-d ol isrioiis kinds, of the tin -prMied pnleul. tb-uis' tine I'alrni Leather aad Calf rota aval lo oatiKC f 'rHe Is-!.! import, -I ids k we have had tor ears. Clove hid. Patent Leather, Call aud Morocco ongi ess flaUti llif kdar, a la iu,"le.--Malc l Ilo- atuet lahionable and Is'-t woiklueii to im foniid "io Kasleiu cities not exc pled.--'tii nd i.si-nr n atraaar, gii us a trial. JilllN KASCH, mar.'ll No. Se,-,,id St., Kvansville, Ind. .iHIIK SlIIIKIt- FOR THK WII VI. K ,1 Adam's race - her ladies, misses, j.njins, Is.xs. and children, for sale cheaper lliall ever, at I i M cb. 1. -I.T". I MII.LEK A NIEHAL'S, apr: t Me. si reel. hi; .i ii vjrs kor .iikj; Vs. ami bildren. oi nvcri iinu.

ami anaiary at apra

MILLEB ii MEHADS'S, 43 Mdiu atreet.

STEAMBOATS.

REGULAR PACKETS. WW J . UN IOMPKINS. Hit Ki KB T BlUi niM,ter, g. w. Thmr, cicrK, am run dm ins the season mo waoaaii ami nncniiie trnd A liberal marl)-1 m share -f patruiutirp i gotiritu1. MU CAIHo KEGULAK 1'ASSKN ; GKK PACKET, CBAKL.ZY KOWKN. JiexTiot, Maaier, leaves Bvanaville ti Taaadajf nad Hntardar, at 12 oVlook ., uriivI hig at I'a. lucali at " '.-t.-k, A. M., Cairo at , 2 a'sleek, M.. Wednewlav ami Satnr.lay. RsV i turning, Iiniv s Cairi, mry Wnlne.H.lay mu4 Sunday, ; atTti'clmk, P. M., anil Haiithla'ml ever) ThuiuihiJ i and Mnnilay, at !i oVlc-k, A. M., ooawettan at Kvansville witli the livamvillt. and i'l saTmJsi Ills j U. It., and Packets kr Green Uiver, Also, eon- , nertinj; at Siuii LKn.l wU) Cnmberland liiver Pack. et ; at Cairo, with Msmphi, New Orleans and tit. . LouL4 Packets. j TickntH tau U' ,iLt,..neii on board the In, at for all ; Kastern Giles. septal P A C K E T hsi fine steamer pUNBAK. Gus. 'ttlur, master, I fc.n ' . leaves KTUiisvitW every ai..iidav.iaJg",'7i'. I Wednesday, and Friday, at I J o'clock M. Leaves Faducalt every Tues.Uy, 'I'liursday, and Saturday, : at 9 o'clock A. M. Upaaaetiac at Kwaaerilie with , the KvaiarriHe aud Craufm-dsvillo BaOruad fa all peiuts North and East, with packets tor Louisville vbHir'st. 1 "en, and Wabash rivers. At Padnculi u it i n, t .lis. New l iiiitl !,., ll-.ilv hf..ll b.,at f..i Cairo, N'artbviilo, and Taaaeasee riv. r. "niisiuess prnasptly attendetl, and charges lor freight and pssa;;e. same as . hargi d by tlio ri-gn-btr packet. Through bills of lading given to New a"" an puiuisou me ZaaaaBjee and Cnmlairland rivers. angtS M1 P(N) UlVKiC TI 1 psssenger steaim-r ljl'K KAVKS, I Mi lliwti.li, Mater, TaVLDK. (Ti rk i win iimki. regular In-inrklv triiis s.,.,tl. i oltoii and Pond Kivr, leaving on Mondays, Wednesday! au.l Fridays. K.,r freight ! passa:n, apply on hoar.l. deJtf FOR WABASH RIVKR. t-Jtt WJtiSJItiH I'JtHKT mmi i ne new ami liglit draught WWII MJUfUMIC tiKM, Pillsbury i,iiT,ier, v ! WTB, WHI na ,-. Bvaaevilla anil Jlt. UuaseL luring tbe tanaus. Vui Brebrbt or passagpe apply on board. JanSMf mp i ! tt it : h a i. m a- rauKKTH itiaajahl ataaasaff -The li it, light T . I3C. Xoxio. I.'AVIS, Miuler m. ill. Li't, Cler IJCWIfi k. baamsa JCvaaavllle on Haturdays, at la o'clock. Leave:! 1 1 ii i s, in 1 1 Is on V.'e.hit-sdi.yrt, at I ocl.ak. tPMKl), tHutfOMT, MKLiA tUl.lTY, SAWMTV. , 3E3L,to Sar cliot, JDI1N HcCLAlM Maater. IMt, 1'CKoeeiiKT I'lerK liiarant Kataastllu Yf rrtntaiiija. at la u'ctocaj Leaves HatauMflHa on llalniilaya. al IHa'altsnK. !" These two Louis will run' regularly diri? the se.-iM.n, connecting al lllllsoovilk wilh tlio huisoihhi,,, rerre Hawte, and LutaM tte I arKct, rmtghtand Passengers taronxh to ardals. Passengers ami SUiyi.,.rs ,v relv upon tin, re larlty ol these ho-' H attttt An l Isairinas trusted to i,.1M wi ,H, praa4lj attended to. all CHARLKH EVERT, SAIL-MAKER & RIGGER, WW Captain.i and the nnblie iu general thai be has on Inn, I a valuable lot of TA It PAUL I Kg Off ALL Sl.l .-. hi, h he Mill Btfl cheap. Old Tarpaulins reuOi(-,l on short notice. Fire Hcreena, Boliar Pack Oartalna, iu aiVi snd put in, eoatidete. All rigging work done en ahbrl notice. Also, l oSs lieal ly spliced. Cal! at his room, ovr .1. C Vatnteataa a ttota. ianl7d3tta FORWARD G & COMMISSION. BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. mm tut ; i r tt u i s e ww A!!! tf Hm mIhv- i;- i i, niitl mrm vivim tin MUM i on ti i it; hi ! nil tin iTaWtiirn citif h, ut ttH lw ratoi ;st ly nny tHir lino. iattinU M'nt lo our oarti fov I W MfcifMlMMfl wiil I c f.r urilt 1 vuLli l't tlnl Im 4M aU4 tliypiiti'll. for nil int . i iii.iiMii NtMrMal Kis i'KU A OO., A'M , I'-r, I.ih utt Ml . nml hii:i1, Kvriiisville, linl. mmw Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. P. Cr. O'RILEY & Co. rV O.J- 4, fOW II J H t0 IJmwm IXM M ISSIOW M Kli 1 1 A NTS. (tttiifinl Kailif." , Sttaiiilntt, vmd Kiir AafMiti Hpet'ial VuIm i'r tho I'KNN. (VKNTKAFt RAILEDAO; aihI oiiiMitioi, ovi-r u liirti v. c art1 aiitliot it . to givi-through Htttf4m ut thw lourjat MMaltl inteh;i in. h matiuiiotli W'lntrf IxJtit tvt r 1 1 hiiutintr, InrKt on the Ohio Hiv r, injtjtt'l" nl nioiiii; ami ri-itcliii all uu rolian1iT iMUv Itt ilaiiiHe feMMMMM, we aro jrart la tu ilit.tle 1 1 .. ilial ii'lt il alt i-tiisiiliii'iit-i, htt u Hi'tlrif to OVf hup RIVER, RAILROAD OK CANAL. Particular atlt-ul ail to lCfC4 iv;ii, Blurfag aiul Ktirvv.irditi;, alzai, to tho Sale of any Produce, oi titht i ii"p, i t y, rinmig;iind U us im tal-, autl Miitisf;n litui ual'autt'il. OflaVaM and i-x Uui!ivti urhoiiro m Wad-r Mtt. tt Hlj..iniiit; (In Tfh-rah, niul en Hw Whuit bottt, fi'i f wt- UTA lo lit tmiiitt, attfiiitito; to lh iuttrrnta 0l out i;itn.iin at all lomrK, tlnv mm uicht. Wirh imr HitiH'i ioi iUtit-H ; loiin tlainliuy: ; tmtil ing ntiry ; anil kuovvtIe of tun hustuent, wo t'f-i i'onhUiit oi gfartm$ guMriJ miinfiMiftim. aud hope to iuoi it i cuutiiiiiitiit i a$ thm o toi.-iv. tutrou. 4rc Up are uow enjoying. ltiloral enflh RdvuiOM will Ijr m.-ulo on allcousinBieutH to either our.iolvr" mt roi rr?iijuli-n Is i n iM ol the priatc Ipall iu:trktn. North, K:ol r Kciilti. P. C. O'RILEY Sl CO. inu".v JtM.n jf.t-, untn i : MM INC. roKWAKIMNC AND CKMKKAL COfVUVIISSiON MERCHANTS, Aeni. lor Kaaawaa nail Cootpaajr, Cvaaavllle, Indiana. We have litruied a ta, -partnership under t he kiyteof Hk.ixvn ,V A ikman, ami otter our servicee in the capacity :o set t'orlh in our card above. We are lull v prepared to vxtead ererj facility to shipp-i., either by CAMA.L, KlVt'lt, or ICAlt.UtiAD, aad aaattrj weta Ifcal laalr Ihliirwita taall Ihi faithlully represented, should I - pr aised to lav. ii us wiili ibeii aaanaaaaa. INVee and Warehouse on tbw corner of Main st. and I he 'anal. Wat. ISKOWN, W Latent llowaid A Braartt, Cata M. AIKMAN. I KilSTKIt, A V hmsei tr NKW A KUAN. KM KM. A It A M RArataM I'OMI'ANV Mr I K'tt U 1 1 V MUThe tlouiM O to lbtr fro ids HAd (att -ii.-., the puMfc of KTuUHville niel viriitity, that, with in. irnsrl taciMtiew tor the irausiioi ta! of f ; k i a n v , i a rK a v y s . M i N m V .1 A i' Y A I, V A l f V , They Holit-it a 0MMkMMMMMBm ol toriu r lavon. Rtobotial care tatUwu in the col Iwl ion ol Hill.-, io.if:-, MotU n, iiiii tho traii.portatioii til auiall MMl valuable iadkairH. All m twoiim wishing t avail t henif'-lvt-s of the fcilitioM lit" ' h. bxireHtt, eao ohtiiiu an y .l.-ired infoTtuatiou iu i e lore ore to the routi M ami tletaiM 14 the aWMftBHHh lllt;ir f Mil. t otl aflnMt Htl'tt, )r(Mt'l ll Matu aul l.o uat, on.sii the PMt Oflire iv O. B. Kisn mmt H0LLINGSW0RTH & ER0. am.it'K JVMT mKVKI'tt-A l AHut: MM and new i in poi t. oi.. ii . d UB4MJB KKY-WABB, C I, AS -1 A i; K, CHINA .vc . on Mewl street. E -an-villo eBe. .,. ft me WwKt' HKXf Uii'lion aire, and uualiti 1 i s.il-cheap at HlLl.KU .1 N'l Ell Al'S'S, j,,.,:, 4.1 Main slre.it. Mi -i mi em . run m.ii rki.iami.k al ii. 1- i li.il do t explode, lor sale at T 1CK.EBT BliOS., manil (i Maiu at and 8 Water st.

NEW ORLEANS CARDS.

R. H. SHORT .fc CO., Commission Merchants, No. 91 Camp Street, SE'w ORLEANS, LA. . H. sjiokt. ; : . aid a. s. Howard. k. h. VAiai iiiLn MMtl w. nv,ua B. H. FAIRCIIILI) & CO., (Sueresaors to T. V. TwiTcuti.i. A Co.,) Commission Mori ii ants, 7 0 ' i i ) a s 8 ttt h ET IVt-.W OM.nA.V oaM at ., cmjmjum hauls, Net Ha, Pi,yin v'u-,i.v : akin anil Porwanlina : ate La. drat Street, New Grlean M Merchant and proprietor o St.n k Stables, New I irleaiis. La. jan2''S7-lj-. FimMW. inn, Btj-htttu :hmmm&- . sion Merchant, Ho. 7 Lufayetn- street. New Orleans, for the sale of butter, cheese, lard, eggs, dried frnits, Flour, Meat and all sorts of Western Produce, and for the parchase i,f (Jroceries, Ac. Cash advances made on consignments. niaS-ly jrtMtuf TiiM vJVMjtm t tht.vm, for many years chief Clerk iu the hnaaii if JOHN HDBLKT ,., tsgs to otr bis amis as Commission Merchant, to the friends anil patrons of that house, now tliat it has retired from aaaaaaajt: With this end in view I have formed a co-partrscr-sbip with Mr. K. W. Kenton, senior of tbe aid and well knowu firm of K. W. Beltlon A' Co., under lla. name and style ol HKNTON AK 1 NO, to lake place from the 1st of May, pro. The subscriber relies for support upon the friendM of tbe old bouse of JOHN HUttLKV k Co., who have bad opportunities of experiencing the promptness and ability with which he attsnded to their tnisiuess. Very reapactfuHy, THOMAS KINO, Corner of Lafayrtle and Now Levee street-. New Otieaus, April a7, 1S6S. angS-y JOS. W. DOUGHERTY, Forwarding and Commission, NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana. Kufers to Messrs. ALLIS X HOW KS, I6-1 Kraasvillr. luit. S. TWICHELL, CO 11 M 1 SSI O N AND FORWARDING MKItt'HAST, sr. louis, mo. Liberal advances made uu cousigumt inta to either of our bouses. IIKVKR TO Messrs. A His & If owes, Uenicnt Jt Voile, llov.ard & Hi own. Kvausvillo. jyi; BMwl.K KJT vf ., WW COMMISSION AND V O K W A It 1) I N U MKSCHAHTS, No. IK Puydrta Street, NKW OKLKANS, LA. oten trrartit,.w. a. aa it oaay. Jaavawwaatai. We give our personal attention to UatanlaofVa. bacin, Oism, Wlu al, Hay, Oal, Kloiir, Pork. Banat, Lard, As. ttMJ, K, P, KTIIKLL...U. ;. AHItorT.. .Klt. PALLS B. P. ETH ELL & CO., ( ommission and Forwarding No. 1U1 MAOAXINHST., NKW UHLKANS, LA. rkkkri:ncks: Oe... ffoatordk Oa., Brown ,fc Aikman, and o'Kile.v, Kvaiavville. Ind. O. A. M. Pladps ,t Son, .Miir.it Weed, New burg, lad. N. M. Leaveiiworlb, Ks,., Vt. fferaea. In I. John l:. Kveltsou, i. V. Hadapeth A c,,., B.H,nville, Ind. i.e... Aikinsoii, K,,,, v . v. (atliu. Kan. Her deraoa, Kv. Hiagaib .t Urr,., n. ville, Ky. rteliedict ,V Son, l.oniiI 1 '" Sawed Sli'aahli on baud ami b,r Kile by U l r. I , jr., 73 "si ... -; n at iuarl-1 rT4e RUSH. ISUICMU i-urt.x- n r- i i ii'l bll-.li bar l 'o: u. IIW b.isb Potatoes. Ill bawb Tiirnipe, 6 bush Ptuaaila, In.iol lbs Ihatoa "-. Ilaio 11m shoulder.. lAwtlaa choice Leaf Laid, :t I wires choice Hi,,-, ntW Ha Pearl 8twb, ll be-, ai-s't Wheeling Naila, Ui biMtea fllnin. um'd sizes, lodoa Weak Board-, -.'..doz Uu. bets. I'sid.. Braakee, aaa'd, 23 dor. Bad t 'ords, locoil, (Mtim Rope, lo isdla Manilla do, 6 coils lleiap do, sm II, h Pearl Barley, Hl'doa Taba. Iu at ore nod l'n aale cheap forcabal VlCKJCKl IlKu.S. nun fi 0MtmiKm rim .mi.i.ia.w We laave lha M Pn-k,-ls in b.-n reU, put up in pure ,-idcr viueai, aheta we retail by the Aozea or hundred ; alau in aaea and Jars ol all sieN. t.'all atat aee fur jruamelvea. VK'KIRY BaUlS. J HI A. HMT'A. ..li ill N A UAhal GRKS0KNT CITY FOUNT) rt . EVANSVILLE, IND. The iuo.rietorH ot the I K KSKN !' (JIT1 KOl'N IlltY he:- leave lo inltirnl their ti i- iidt aiul lhefiih lie in tO'iiTatl Iliil ili-v aio lolly prepatred to inakt (o fknltfl all It in. Id ol iflACHINFRY N'A'ilel for Mi I Id or Munufa.-tm lei if any Kiita Baling a r.-at variety tf wtfortH tot 1 I. L - K A ill O , of an' ai.e, and STBAN BNOINfiS i.f any aewer ceajalaadL AJeo aaaatwaetarera ol IttSTILLKKl ANIi MINIMI HAL'UINKKT. TOBACtJO Si'KKWS AM P! tilHHK US, MALI' MILLS; SASlI, MILKY ANIi IMPROVKD Circular Saw Mills, GUMMING MACHINES, 1KUN FRONTS li.r House? CHINESE SUGAR CAME MILLS, STEAM BOILERS IMPROVKD LARD TANKS, Ami iu tact evervlhin in the IUiiN rOUMMlY AND MACtI I N E BUSINESS. h u.i sh oM0rmfm0 i made lo order. ALSO I Haalare iu a superior article ot THRESHING MA CHINES, i And Powers' complete, of tbe latent improved stile. I IMPROVED ii-TEAM GAUGES, GUM UELTINti AM PACKING, WROUGHT AND WBLDKD PIPE, LEAD AND COPPER PrPE, AM) Fl UK BRICK, All ul M ANCPACTCUKILS' IMtlCKA. Highest price always paid fo obi METALS, At Hie old Stand Corner Canal and Ingle sti jol 11E1T7, A. HAHEV. N. P. -Workmen seat to all parts to put up Machinery und dorepaii- in Boilers. THRBSIUNO MAf 'II INKS Always oa baud and l o sale. fug! St. Cliarles Saloon. NKW I'UOFKIKTORSIIIP AN KNTIMg RE-ORGANIZATION. mW-KSHRH. ....' X IIUKIKV, aV rax from Nevr OHeaia-, have pun based the ST. DHABI KS SALOON, aa Pleat stn et. nearly opposite lb.- reel Oltice, ami have r,-titte,i it iu au elegant ami attractive slyle. Tbe new proprietors have bad long experience as keeper! .,1 failniiiiittifr ami popular Uetaiir.mts in New- I II it alb, ami tbey will endeavor. In their new house, to com loo,-all tbe elegancies and luxuries at Martina a ami South-ru Baeaaarata iu the ST. CBABLJM. Tbsv have brought a large and complete stis-k ef hoi, ,- Idamatl freiii New Orleans, whi, li they collected w it h eale during their business in that city. Tln-ir coutie, lions and e6 renin taace in thai city w ill eiialde lb, -III lo oblaiu Ihe i-hoieest supplies of Umanni Emits, and luxuries Irani that market iu tut ure, au.l Ihey will spare n expense nor pains lo make the ST. CIIAKLES .orpass, hereafter, its former repres.-ulalion, as a p.ei.sailt Sal, ..li, a place lafljinal living, and lefran, reliued and luxurious riavrt. t5 ' Btlliatd players will rtnd ai this Subs, n a set ot the Knie uiaibte top lltllial d I'aldes. Iloln I lie well know n and celebrate,! fa,, lory ol J. M. Bruits, wick tt Oe. The uudnrbi'icd Halter themselves that long aspel ieuce and ai etlll at lent ioll will enable III. Ill to merit a copulation eu.ua! to any Sabsui in the aflat -mi country . Oir A splendid Lunch will lie nerved up in Ibo uo-st apio-ofcd alile, i-nry inoiuiiit at 10 o clock. UAM.JTU A D it EI FUSS, atlgi Late of New Orleans.

MISCELLANEOUS. W-J T0KY. The undersigned liaviug engagisl in the Tobacco Baabaeaa, with the pnrpos df supplying, if pOMiible, the wants uf tho home market, I am now repared to olfer a well selected stock ol manufatn,"vl Tntatnpn fnaai Missouri, Kentucky, and Tfiii.ut e Leaf, in Pounds, Kives, Halves BgdhtaYia! . t art,-rs, in any desired pwkage. Terms I literal, aud acceptable discount for Cash purchases, but no sale less than live hoxe. A. OUMBKKTS, jyJS No. lu.r Main sir-et, Kvansvillc, Ind. PC IM)Z. K X T K A It ALT I MiniF lllttriaatir the best iu tbe market, at decll COOK A LANOLKVS I NS I RA N CE A X I) R EA L KS FA TE JVo. Jflin Utreet, Second h'tuor, KVANSVILLK, IN1. rmf ii Mi i USUI J K If I aj ML Agent tor the following resH,usible lnsurauco i -oinpanies : New York Security -Capital f.ri0,(HK) Rising Sun 9li0,uUD tudiauapolis loO,SS Kiigle Insurance Company, Biumaaati :uHi,ouo We also have soiuo valuable real 'slate for sale on reusonable tonus and fair prices 5 lots on Onai street, between Third and Koiirth. M acres of the Major Warner farm, on railroad, S miles from Kraaarula. A farm ol'17o auVtia in Creeii ;im:ity. I ud ; barn, well cistern, house, stock scale, store bouse, youug orchard, ,t-c. Batiai in Or. county, KM of w hich is prairie, balance in liatber H acres iu cultivation. Price, 7.oii (si- acre. Terms, fjtsi ant h doa B; Uil.ince in I, 2, and ;i years. A Mi of eO acres, 12 miles noi lh west of Yin cennes, good laiproveatenta, aboul fittaaaaa ittaariL Price Sl.msi; one-lotirth rash, balance in I, S, aari :i y'srs. A farm of 38 aarats uOUs east of Oak Station. Oood frame lions, , and alaiut Ksi acres fenced. Price tin p, r acre. One-I.aiitb down, balance iu 1, 'I. and '.i year. 4'm acrs near Taylorst ille, I ml., on Hkara prices ami terms. A farm neat Linton, Green coimlv , Ind. Priro ilo per acne. Very desirable ., mid arru lots, on Newbury road, near VnavarV Oardeo. S brick hous, son Second Street, lulwaaa Cbostatrt and Cherry slri els. la acres near Salt Well, being pari ol the Mitchell tract, on liberal terms. '1 Mocks iu Lawaeco, beluw tbecrtek. 4o arrsn luljoiiiiug ffraak Allen's l.irm, bavaaaja atutta ,Uarry on it ton tet on .Seeeml afreat, near ,lui;.e Kakera resit'euce. A birni of 63 acres in Lower llavou. Missouri und Iowa finds to sell ,n exchange fr propM ty in Indiana. Some srv vslualde lnn.1 near Matloon, Htieois, for sab- K. H. 8AIUH, ilatfM Insiiritnce atal Real ffarata Agnl. Ml &jrtM rvi hnr ifimVri M;iin. af . Jf. 'fsifiKJmX ft. M otrr HtrtH-i, tfrHr ttwoij UaWVLi twJS?9: WK are now tuanuf.irturin;; VTnllM1 i'nl tttl- I Itig rihg ttt.t, the U--.I antj ifMrt rouAfuiotit Utw 0 Iu iwp, ai il ran be fiui-d Mr ItUUkajle! without ;tuy j Irouhlo I 'all ami exaiuiuo (Ii.mh aiijo A R. a BABtXJCIv, WHlO.sAI.K AMI UK'I All -tKAl,t:K IN SASH, DOORS AH BLINDS. K V A US V I LblS, IND Have eeuslantlv on baud aatut, Bail and SrAj ioN n; Smi,,: BMMaa, l ixuut LaatVer, vcu 1 1 s, a a, mid, and i-e ly niatiuiaci mud. WHOLESALE CASn Si A S I I I A N A . :s and If n i nut Sup, nor A lie -ally and tr.ng - PRICES. elite: era a d . :.; t IrZ ara. Klo.. sx lo. lux I-:.. Ax I I lUx l I.. loxl .. I0ztt: loxl 1 . tOXlo.. toxl.s.. ISxVti.. 12x18.. ess. I1'--' H ...A ' I i i 1 i ! ....... i li K0 S-l 1 IO 1 A I Alt J 'At ....1-!... Cbci k Kails. !asii of "tin t alaaa ,n hand, or put up at Abort L O ( K S . TUIi'hNK.Hs. 1 v IM v l :::::::::i:::::::::: tU'.K. S-JI 2-liaSJ.. IK 5S m 1 L IS l s b b i n n i . Vi'er. anattetaare 0eat n.& i w i 6n i ft :x7 J'rtcr. IVltUI 7-l.. ......Jfl 71 I 71 e. o 2 2''75 If ftp ;; ;o Sanle ftoxl 00x14 Ipxla lux If. -1 UixlS -1 to.. 1'ixlM :t IN).. B'JCA iHia 817. k. Doer and Wltiiitivv. VntcKNKas. nanra. ....... l S W y. 1 iki Sl lo 10x12 1 Other ..i.rs made lo old llJi- BLUffta of all si,. UU BWlltS orner Oian made to i.nl.-p. i i.alai aiae on hand, or made on short notices D.K.rs moulded io order. Builders should, ifpoesitde, make their Krautes of r, irtilar si.-s, thy can then be supplied at anv timo. CeeMaaj, Siding, au.l M,oring tor sale. Mouldings if all aiaaa. Kenciug Burxls lv feet bm, for sale ,-l.eap. gOu V imlow rjpntai ne tarel vea lights. All onlers mil-.t l.e addressed lo v.. s. BVOCtaCK. my 1 1-tydAw Evaiu-vilic. Ind. Tll.l. itjy II. 11-II .. i IIKTKR"3i IINED TO Sl'CI'KEt) CEoKi.E rililUN ItLLL takes nUeainin . mormiug hi- 1,1 cii-iouiers that iu lie- quality and at i In f Irs work, he Hatters himself he cannot be excelled. lie may slill Is. found al the corner of Butting and Main eti'uete, where ihe choice Harueat and Saddles ..; evetry ,t. -eription can be obtain ed on the I .. - ..l ,. , am ganniritta d with neatnaae and JisiiaKh. Mecoud-hatid Harneaaaiwayena hand. )el

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IK. HAAS, having Ioase.1 the rootr.6 fornoi lyorcupicl bv Or. Kivett, iu l)r. llray's biiildi.ig, opposite the Post Office, wonld respectfully solicit the citizens of ff, vans ville and the surround i:ig towns aud country, 'o visit his rjMM and see the HKciniens on exhibition. All those who need Pciital Oa-ratiotis performed, and are pleased with his . oi k, shall I"' attMaM to with great picture. His CONTlM Ol S HUM works without a seam or crovice. Nothing will lamore clean, or have greater strength. His It look Woxk has but two seams iu a full upper or lower set. Persons can laugh as heartily as they choose without showing that their teeth aie artificial, aud cheeks that are sunken can bo restored to uoai ly their original contour. He also makes tbe usual sty leg ot plain and simple gr.tn tooth work on gold and silver plate and also the fibroplastic work, which is much liked by those who have used it. He has also two processes for extras-ting toath w ithout pain no inhalation no injurious eflerts arising from their usi the most delicate can have them applied with perfect safety. ttr Pa rents will consult the health and beauty of their children by having the Dentist direct their second dentition, thereby priMiucing symmetry aud health to those invsliribte organs. ay I take pleasure in introducing Dr. Hass, formeily of Lafayette, lad., my suoressor to the old rooms in llray's building, hoping he will find them ls,th pleasant ami prolitalile k'rom my intercourse with the Ois!tor, 1 am pleased to lind him one of the progressing; posMesniug taste nml high professional ability ami standing. With ihis view, I can, with safety, recommend him to the community as a skillful and coiuH-teut dcutist. apl.s. J. KIVKTT. V.WT' H It H TlfOI.S From ami Jalt. r this dale, January 2d, 14GB. s complete ..... sorlmellt of our tools will Is- tolllid atOKOKOr S. SON NT AO A CO., No. m Main street, wltl wboni wi, have made arrsngeiiienls to sell eur goods, at our pri:es, end make gistd all tools that are broken by defect in workmanship. Jaal2 J. IX a J. '. W I f II. ' MM '"" l- M--, l l-.'fl '! 'UHS- 111 ,l.,-el-MM Sm I lis superioi ae.-.. 10 do Smith's ontviltg knives. 20 do " hatchets. : do ' uruhbiug bo. s. fur sale No. Ill Main stleet, janl2 GJCO, S. SoNNTAO it GO, ecik BJt B jroTi oji k tun "ni:c k i vf.v fUr per steamer Lehigh, by lleclO lOKKNSoN Jk CO. tT. TK.n .V-r i I- THK .J ! Jh.l I i - of the sh ukitv Insuuan, k Oonr.vav, Octabar 1, ls.,;i ASSKTS. Cash on band IM -tf ('ash in Cetitiueutal llauk, awaiting luVbstmelit ..s:i,",.'l Oii Cash in Beak Commonwealth ',1'.I7 17 Total , Bsnk Sto;ks fsl sharej bO " M i. (K) 14 Sf i.SSl '.IV tiauk t'oninii-rce A lit' it Bx. Hank Hank New York ll'k M. America 214 sbsparval.SJl.MKiwoiih 33,734 2". iTettaerary Loans aeeataii ay ll.isal r. s. (ta sva Ponds ami BA eaarea Itesolute Kire Insurai .e I'oml.anv 12,:hhi (Ml Rniids aud Mortgages l ing lirst lien, Ai .lu.',,! fift ini Premiums unroll, -t ie-! j.'iui so Accrued Ins. ou HathaV and Mortgages ,v Teios,rary ls-aus b.7irl 7M Balance due Irom Areata Total Capital Stork Sltl-filus t'M.MII .so .tr,lHI,ISMI OH . H.MI1 an .,(ii m Iijabilll ii STATE OK N1W VOUK, CI IV A ol I V UKM.W oillK. Pel son ally at-t-ciircd t.efore un- Ibis 2Mb day ot Novell) In-r, A. I). iKa'J, .lopll Wulkel, t'l , -idelit . and Kiib.nd L. Ila.l ek. e,reliuy. of the Security t''ire Insurance Cniao. . ol lle'l'ityol New Vo'rk, Mod ...-xerally altiri i thai the m ilbin statement by them aMBaaraaai is correct and Hue to the beat ol tin ir knowledge and belief. THUS. I. THOHNKLL, Coiiiniissiotier b,r I be fUata ol ItMiaaaN, in Meet York. This rompany has complied with the U ol Indiana c surer nittg Inaaraaee IVaaaaaiee, and laare -pared lo lake liskr ill the I'll' of Kiaiisvillc and Vaudet bui'r.b coiiuly, Ind K II. 8 A. HOf, Anent, declti Main stleet. To tlio Public. imHK I'.l l' WII Kmt'll sflllX'. M au far, have Isetu verv wet uaea, raoalllfj niaiiv of our rivers to overdue- Ibeil banks, back inc up tbo water in lb" eii-eks and bayous, anil t i 1 1 , , t lo a considerable ettent Ihe bottom lands; alien tbe rivers recede, which may be xpectea s.u, Inea the large surface lif dciayiiiK veetable mailer expos,-,! to tie s.orcliilo. laysoflhl kataaaeV eon, produced the malaria, which proves aw lata in its l ours,,, sweeping whole Slsie.-,, uud s inline neither age nor se In its iiiaaaeria march. Ai'tei :a raeeteaee -f ram,, than la-etity rean the uiiddb, and .Soulll.-ln Mal.-s, we think we bav disi-overed a medicine which, to a cerium extent, ii a preventative of the attacks ol bilious lexer He: He, Ac., ami as such we recommend u.n Magnolia Whmky. We wish the public to iinderHl a ml 'bat we arc i. i atajlan upon Masai the aar of aaraaa Ideaara an ,t Inn faflai We mi ,-, and always have be.-n, mauled to Iheir ladtlfC used in Ibat way, but il people will use It., in :s such, lei tbein "have by all loe.ms a pure article, that will k.ep 1 belli in health, and leagthcn instead of sborteiiin llnirlives. We prouuea to sell always pure and Uliailplterated Lt.piors Ier Medicinal purposes, and a little for the stomaoli'a sake, if reipiirod, mid will cbnllense an inp. lion liv the bet chemists iu I bis or any other country, to the! any impurity or adulteration in the whisky branded by in, "Allis A Howe's Magnolia." It is warranted, as it is distilled from Ibo era, rye, or wheat, with a blight addition of Baod cistern water. Wo Bare no doubt uiauy persona have beea rained iu health, if n- r actually killed, py drill lr I an bad whisky, the greater the reason that Allis A iiowea' pure Mncnoliii Hhould tie in general use. Just received and iu slori for sale 1" K- pipes ;-' Lr (old I Irmn . to $7 Tj4. gn I. 12 yL piis-s do told) frond to $7 J gal. 4 pipes Holland Cm ; 3 puncheons eld Killu. aliSS ALUS A HOWES. Water st. TA It I.IS1I M BNT IN Til V. STATE. F. Pendrich & Brothers, ; Would respectfully inform the citizen- if fc'vans- ; ville and vicinity, that Ihey have a latarer stock ol Tob'icco, Segart, SitujT, Pipe, and German Smoking Tobacco, i Than any two establishments of our principal i cities. Uutela ami .- tore-keepers, baik to your interests r, f.ue purcba-illg elewliere. please examine our large iie.rtiuent, which ere pletljw oiir.elves to -ell at lie- lowe-t haltimore prleee, and cbenrs-r lhan ran Is- bought in Cincinnati or Louisville; All Wi ask is, that yon shall call and judge lor yi ursolvcu. We otter any of the aatrve at wholesale or retail. Our establishment is a branch of the well known extensive Baltimore Tobacco Warehouse of Jos. Kendrii li ,t- Bros., No. IBS Purest street. B . MtHDBICH A I'.ltns., Main tit., 1 door above First, K-tJI Evausv ille, Ind. wfM AU K HIIWKS. I IT KM ST., 1 door above Vine, aolc Mauu.acturera of tbo ?elebrated Magnolia Whiskj or o.o.'hi,;.,, inn. All Kinds of Dommitic Liquor, and con .i at large supply of Old and Choice Bourbon Eye, aad Monongahela Whiaky. augl-dAwly 1f. If HildT WK H.1VK OJ O V baud 'Jn.lNHI pounds uf new hams, shoulders, siib-s, which wo ViH'aall at the lowist prices. febt 1 JACtlll SlN.lCII A SON. mWKJT CVTTKRH .1 T I It ST NOW t-Aa is the time for Bat :n, i- may meat a lor cash. Price. '.: els. '. S. WEL1.S. at a trine over lagiidnl each. half price janAaVj 1 1UW.- i RjtllSi. - KX.TU.1 l.-l K Mft si.e and bcavv, for corn. Also h .-m ill lot of l'air bushel, double gunny lags S.r brau, Ac, lor sale low, for cash, by KO. FOBTgU A CO. tebll for. Lisust st , Canal. Jia.ll, mm9i JT tNHmV ! ONK-MaLa .Vdozon extra j. M band t.'oal Hoila ; " ditto common (same aixe.iai i rime coat, for caali.t e close out. JaulO CHARLES 8. WELLS.

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MISCELLANEOUS. gllt tf H.'. CHVMJVm, CMIM.Y.y. 2 doz Iron Bound Cedar Churns, 1 dor. Brass Pound do do i doz Butter Lading, 'i doz ass'd Butter Bowls.

.nut received trooi tut jlusi uy j mar.'u COOK a LANGLKY. TfmiBmrrMmjyr jjv thk puh mj or M. WHITK LKAI. The undersigned has b -ea upiHiuteil ag.-tit for the aale of White Lead at man- ; ufactnrer's prices, and can now sell at lower tlguret than ever offered Is-fore in the city. Call and set ; for yourselves. WM. H. P. STO0DAKD, mar:t0 17 Maiu st. rjrt wtjvrc. :t bjMjKs soger rtjvu At. lax, suiritlde tor re-sewing Gunny I'..,,-, ' also, a full supply of liuo and heavy Hemp Psck in-Twine, for sale by GKO. ffOSTKH 00H marlll Corner Ltsttst st. and the Canal. m o O ti MX Jt It.'J I T Jul r-n ic, ,1 per steamer Gleudale 126 lba Oun Hope, all sizes; 260 lbs Cktat Packing, all aizea; 2 lbs Cotton Packing, all sizes; 3o reels Hemp Packing, all sizes; S bbls No. 1 Coal Oil; r bbls No. I I Lard Oil. Also, 2U,XM of those celebrated Whealing ltildc Cigars. For sale at the lowest price, ; going. JACOB SINZICH SON, feblt-tf Front, bet. Sycamore and Vine sts. rwMi i i .y'lii.Hxia.VHii woui.b ML respectfully inform their friends aud the public generally, that they have removed their office and stun- to their now building on First street. Hire doors above Pino street, near the foundry, when they will be able to give aWro prompt alteutioa to the ordera ol their cualonii ra. A large lot u atovoe w ill tie fold out at retail, at whobsiale prieei, ill order to close out tho vtork. deco KUATZ s I1KILMAN. CI I U 1 s T I as" kka tz wn. IIKII.HIK. KSATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDRY I A at A N 17FACTU RKBS AND BCI LBXRS O K ST EA HrW ENi-l NK'S AND BUILKKS, Saw aud Crist Mill Machinery, Tobacco HcreVI QnniiuinK Al'u-blnn, Chinese aiuear Cane Mills, TtirANlitu II arlilnea, Ate. KVANSVILLE. INh rwvw vitovniETOHs OP TBK cirr non M drv beg leave to inform their blende ami tin public in general, that they are prepared lo do alt kinds of MACHINE AND FINISH I NO WdltK, and en rythil.e appertaining to the Kolilnhy bail aea. Tpe are inaiintai tnrinyr Stkam Rlfutaai am Hon. huh ol any ai. imii power required. Saw Mill Maanlniij and Mill Ueairlng "i aajr alae ; Mat if lety aim Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, tiiiiu uiiuif M.n bin --. TbraatilDg Machines, .Halt Mm., t(,,rsos xvers, Ceni-shelh r, Machinery ol nil Hi, lnmiia ami ie(iired. Iron and Brant OaaUaaa cn-i v desuri,i.i.ii. Iron Hour. Iroiita. Cellar tlrali s AV. Co lilt, g and llciitlll-.' Stove ol the latest improved imltnriie ; Hollow ware, Bag Irom, Ac. ItKEU EKS, HIST! I.I. BUS, KECTIPIEKS,, Sun pli.d willi every description of Coppvr aim Sheet Iron Work, ltrew ing Kcttbn, Itefrigerutoi s. Aiveinporiiiors, SMtrpeai StUlaeatni and warnta ou an impri ved piiiu ide, Columns for Alrolnd Slilla, VcH.-,t Jugs, Calls, Syphons, Ac; Copja'1 , ls-sd and Iron Pipe; Copper, Bknaa aud lixu Pumps oi every Viiilely, lor attar, spirit, oil, rx;.; Braaa Css-I: and Valves, Sti am Whistles, .fc. Workmen sent to all parts to tit up work and do repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper aud Sbet lion Work. aa. OLD JIKTALS BOl'OBT. They ate ilcaliu in and selling Allen's Improved Steam Cum r, M roaffhl Iron v.ebled Ifnee and 'lulling, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Maoblae. Slepln n llnghes' Kloiir SepKnitors. tin Ulan Holt. IligOolli, l.uni Clastic i'.. n... . l acking, no-, ac, ol Hie l-st kind: Ttaptate, Sheet I rut,, Bbk Tla, Pig Iron, Habit Metal, apnllat, Eire llrick. Th-.v Imie evei v laeility id Ihe beat Machinery and win I. ui. ii, nod v ill give all work entrusted It them, their Individual aileuiion, tilling ordura pixoiiptiy, aarnanUnc their work, and are ...n-.li'! with la-Hsoliuble prices. 0MrOnVw and Sal Itiarma, No. w Main atreefi iToliiide, V, I'.oiiel laid and Mai bllie Shop on Plut atti ' i, lu lwe.-n Kirwt ami Se. oiul atreele, Evaux rille. I odiaaa, darf IltH.l-t, MUAK. VS.- i... ,.0 hand a supply ol We ran also furnish TUACK HCALRS of any itpacitv. Tlofie Seal--- are from Ihe manufactory e K. T. KA I III! A N KM A CO., t. JohuebnrK, Vtrmoat. Every Scale is tested and scaled, ami warranted correct. For testimonial we refer lo tk thoitsamln of pernotiH tisini; them. HoltNllltoOB a CO.. Ageuta, fcj novVSi Water atreet. Kvunavilb. I lOOr Ii A M 1 !S GERMAN MEDICINES! THE (,'KEAT S TA N D A U D R E M E 1 1 E8 of the present ae, have acquired their great nvib ularitv only through yeara of trial. Uuboune ed sati-lacllon is rendered by tliem in all 1, caaea. M. HOOF LA Nlt'S C, E R M AN JJ I T T E R S arret, fuatilv'ai V rnar. n Liver Compliiints, Dysjiepsia, Jaundice, Niirtnit;-. Debility, Diseawsi of tho Rldneya, and all diatene; V arising from a disordensl liver, or weakness of lfc' stomach and digestive organs, A NO IHI POMITIVKLV PKKVKNT IV., 117 Fever, Jlili.m Freer, and Fever end Afm . f gts. our Almaniu- lor proof. Price 7.Vt per hotllt HOOPLA Nil f RA ISAM If CORDIAL will rosinv j.i onajaj ' , Cougha, Colda, or llisirsenesii, Bronchitis, loll' 1 ernra, Croup, Pneumonia, Incipient fYnisiimptli ' and has peribrttted tin. uiont antoiilshiug cures ettl e known of 0 OJN FIRMED CONSUMPTION' As a Kiarrhua cordial it is uaeqaajed. Price Tt cs-nl s per bottle. IIOOELAND'S GERMAN PILLS, K being well-known throughout Knrojie and Aetr"' can need no commendation here. They are purely" vrgi table, ate jirepared with great exactnisai andji-sngar-coiited. No letter ('athartic Pill can b'' found. Pii.i gfi cents pn liox. Theac mi'diciitos m e prepared by Dr. C. M .Jtra ; go r Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and St. Louia, tto. yjT . and are wild by druggtata ami ilealera in medicine everywhere. The signature of C. M. Jaokaon " lie on tho outside of each laittle or box. I. In our ' Fr.-ryL.Mly' ' asinu ," published at uuaily, you will lind liui-oiy and coeimeudeleTJ noticea from all parts of tho country. Theao tin uucs are given ii way by all our agents. UFWAUE F COt' NTF.RV KITS. See tluif you get U norland 's tierman Bi Hera, nvj ' pareii by Br.O. M .lackson, Philadelphia, Pa.,nwb-r-tbat his aignatiire ison tiie wrapper of each bUI" A' h. II. i A M bile. Agents for Evanaville, Ind. la-ich a Carlstedt, do d" do "' dec'.! at. w. HtrLUaa,' to Main atreet, EvanarnV , Sa cratea at a. Mtnt il, for the ConnUy Trt hand.