Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 202, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 May 1860 — Page 4

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RIVER ITEMS. ——— ——><Regular Packets expecting notice of their running arrangements in the Journal, must advertise with us. All kinds of Steamboat Job Work done at short notice, in good style, and at reasonable rates. Extra copies of the paper for sale at all times. ——— STEAMBOAT REGISTER. ARRIVED FROM 6 O'CLOCK P. M SATURDAY TO 6 O'CL'K P. M. MONDAY. Grey Eagle, Louisville, Greenville, B. Green, Kate Sarchet, Wabash, Goody Friends, Pitts., Alma, St. Louis, Clipper, Cincinnati, Dunbar, Paducah, Melnotte, Pittsburg, Peytona, New Orleans, Baltic, Louisville, Pacific, Louisville, Altamount, St. Louis, Argyle. Cincinnati, Altoma, St. Louis Mars, Cincinnati, Lancaster No. 3, St. L'is Hastings, Pittsburg, John C. Fremont, N. O., R. & J. Watson, tow boat, Sunny Side, St. Louis, Kate French, Lou., St Cloud, New Orleans, Emma, St. Louis. DEPARTED. Grey Eagle, Louisville, Kate French, Lou., Science. Wabash, Goody Friends, Memp., D. M. White, Wabash, Clipper, Nashville, Alma, Pittsburg, Melnotte, St. Louis, Peytona, Louisville Baltic, New Orleans Pacific New Orleans, Altamont, Wheeling, Argyle, New Orleans, Altoma, Pittsburg, Mars, Orleans, Dunbar, Paducah, F. B. Campbell, B.Green, Lancaster No. 3, Lou., John Tompkins, Wabash, Lue Eaves, Green River, Hastings, St. Louis, John C. Fremont, Cin., Silver Star. Cairo, Sunny Side, Cincinnati, Atalanta. Wabash, St. Cloud, Pittsburg, Emma, Pittsburg. ——— ......The <Weather>, yesterday, was cold and cloudy. In the morning a cold drizzling rain set in, but soon ceased. ......The <River> continued to recede during the day. It is also falling rapidly at other points above and below......The Wabash is also falling rapidly, and there is danger of navigation becoming obstructed some time before all the corn is transported from the country along its banks. <Freights, which were quite plentiful three days ago are becoming, somewhat scarce.— The rates to New Orleans are, on tobacco, $4 per hhd; corn, 25c per sack; flour, 37 1/2c per bbl; pork and lard 50c per bbl; whisky, 60c per bbl; pound freights, 20c per 100 pounds. ......The fleet <Charley Bowen> will be at the landing to-day to receive passengers and freight for all points below on the Ohio. Capt. Dexter and Clerk Markall will be ready to receive passengers and freight. The <Bowen> leaves punctually at 12 o'clock. Shippers should have their freight on hand in time. ......The <Silver Star>, owing to the trouble experienced in fixing the crank on her wheel, did not get off until half past eight o'clock on Sunday night. She will hardly be able to make the trip in time to depart to-day at her usual hour, though she may do so. ......The <Pacific> was at the landing all day Sunday, receiving freight. She took on about 800 tons, and left yesterday forenoon. ......The <Baltic> was with us all day yesterday, and completed her cargo at this point. ......The steamer <W. V. Gillum>, arrived last night from Hartford, with 63 hhds tobacco. She will leave this evening for Cromwell. Persons desiring to ship freight or go themselves, would do well to ship on her. She is commanded by Capt. W. H. Miller, who is both energetic and accommodating, and is fast gaining a reputation as a steamboatman. ......The <Kate Sarchet> took on nearly 100 bbss of salt yesterday, and departed for the Wabash, taking a barge fin tow, winch she intends loading with corn. ......The <Argyle> also completed her load here, making three large boats that we have furnished with large quantities of freight during the past two days. ......The <Bowling Green> has been tied up by the Sheriff. The suit was brought, we are told, by the engineers. ......The popular <Greenville> shoves out to-day for all points on Green River. Capt. Humphreys, a veteran boatman, and Mr. McCracken, an accomplished and affable clerk, will be found on board to look after the safety and comfort of passengers. ......Capt. ZACH TAYLOR, the good looking clerk of the <Lue Eaves>, starts for Lawrenceburgh this morning on a matrimonial tour. We shall congratulate his intended, if Zack makes as good a husband as he does steamboat Clerk. ......The <Diana> having a new shaft placed on board, leaves Louisville for New Orleans on Monday next. ......The <Altoma> passed up yesterday. She goes to Pittsburg, where her machinery is to be transferred to a new boat. ......The <Sam Kirkman> came in collision with one of the piers of the bridge at Clarksville, and knocked her chimneys overboard. Her texas was also demolished. Masonic Gem Sunk. TERRE HAUTE, April 29th. REPORTER JOURNAL:—The steamer <Masonic Gem> sunk last night about ten miles above this place. She was loaded down to the guards with corn, and we were getting down the river finely, when she struck a hidden snag, or rock, and sunk in about six feet water. The corn was all consigned to your commission merchants. The following is the rnanifest of the trip: 1,413 sks corn, P. G. O'Riley & Co.; 1,898 sks corn, 10 bbls flour, Brown & Aikman. There will be about 1,000 sacks of the corn damaged, but fully covered by insurance. The bout is lying in a good condition, and can be easily raised when the river falls. No insurance on the boat. Respectfully J. P. MCDONALD. Antio,i?itv ok Padulk-Whkkls. Paddlewheels are mentioned by Yitiuvius, who states that even in his time ail record of the uaruecf their inventor hait Lom tost. Protestor Pancirolle, of Fadua, saw (about 1857) on Koiiiho cains representations of war ships, each furuished with three paddlewheels on either side, to be pet in motion by bullocks; such war vessels the Romans are said to have used during their first war against Carthage. Between 1087 and Gi3 I'riuce Kupert possessed a paddle-wheel boat in London, which was moved by horses ; and about the same period the French engineer, Dugnet, was trying experiments at Havre and Marseilles with vessels of a similar description. - Canal RecelpCs. '. . FROM lULLKIlSIJURGH, Pan Washington. 15 hhds tobacco, (leo. Foster & C04 3 hhds tobacco, Rtown k Aikuian. VVm. 1). Down is v, Svtf'y. Rccrluta by ICatlroad. AnaWtU. IWKl. car loads bay, Hauhter A Ininkoiioa; -1 ear load bay. J. V. IMwma-liet; t -nr l.l !, J. I.. Wbtr; V Iwwf lild.-a, Pre.to llroa.; In I a.eVs eitru I. Ml. Haimao; .1 lox-", lles. Keen Ar k'ntiloa; t J. t- Jque M IV; I box .ii.r. J. H Ngle; lx. tlrnlnk 'i.; Si Iks eora, BralKli.s A Tatr.l; 1 crate mgM, I l. llo eelMr 1 ark braxn. 8. Orr; 7 bnles, 2o.xmMiim, Vn.. lJ uL.be! I; ft caw rolsu-.o, Pr.-t.u Pfui.; -1 rares Jiardaara, t. . s-tiu!g; I Ian. I. ' 'l!i!ev A Co.; lot weod Iu sbae, Sainnel rr; I l.iX til j jjuukempiel; 171 buh bran, K.wt.-r .t Korlr; -' car load hay, WO bags Corn, 27 ra.k jx.ik, Brvwa 4 TAiktMB. A. E. SH R A 1KK, Ag't.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. . irrTal ofNorth Briton.

jLrrlwat of Nortli Briton. ,-FAftTHER Poikt, C. G ApriT 30. The steamship Forth Briton,trom Liverpool lStb ia Queeustown, has arrived off this point bujier way'to Quebec The wfvs is one day later than by the VanderOiU at Xew York. The fight contirues to attract .attention. The referee's dscision in relation to the future has not been announced. The Londou JTiWssays the supporters of both -men were so satisfied that a drawn battle- had been agreed to. The same journal has a qualified eulogy on the fight. It is thought Savers was confident of victory in ten minutes more, and that Heenan's friends requested the releree to slop the fight. Livbupoov April 10. Dreadstuffs buoyant. Corn Cd higher. ' Provisions quiet. London, April 19, p. m. Consols closed at 94,04j, money and account. . Mauri i), April 18th. Gen. Ostcgo was shot this morning. The Daily News' city article says : In accordance with the anticipation expressed yesterday, the whole of the million and a half of notes which were lately withdrawn from the Pank of England and locked up by discount firms, were this day restored to that establishment. The funds were favorably affected by the easier appearance of the money market, and in the afternoon a stimulus was given by the announcement of the restoratiou of the missing mass of currency to its ac customed resting place, coupled with a re port that a considerable amount of gold had been sent into bunk, and an advance of per cent was finally established. 1 lie supply or money lo-day was most liberal. The best short paper was discounted at 4j5 er cent. The demand was moderate, the improvement in exchange having caused a cessation of the demand for gold for the continent. 95,000 of" the '129,000 by the Suffolk was this day sent into bank. Any further supply will be probably similarly sent. The amount of specie engaged for the East by the steamer Ceion, which will sail on Friday, is as much as C3,G37, in gold, and the residue in silver. Naples. The Ministers of England and France have demanded interviews with the King, but no day has been fix;d for a reception. The London J'ost's Pjris correspondent States lhat the Sicilian insurrection is more aerious than the telegraph accounts would have jiersons to suppose. Chamrkay, April 18th. M. Laity arrived yesterday, and was present at a banquet in the evening by the Governor. A toast was drank to the Emperor of France. M. Laity appeared at the balcony of the Governor's house, and read a dispatch announcing that the Emperor and Empress would visit Savoy in May or June next. Several houses were illuiniuntcd. Thk Poi-k to Havk a Uihkuman Guaiu The Dublin correspondent cd" the liostoit I'vtt, writing under a late dab;, says : I have the very best authority far stating that the Sovereign Pontiff U to have in his service an Irish military Inigadc. Ere many weeks elae, ytm will see an Irish military force iu the service of the Holy Father. The brigade originated in the most natural wny imaginable. The construction of a railway t Aucona, under the maniigement ol an Rnglisu coutiticlor, led to the introduction iu the Pupal tj tales of a huge tiutubcr of hulking " navvies" every man from Ireland. The Irish nitwits determined ono.fi aa morning Iu quit :thi work, and exchange the shovel lor the li;n-hx:k ; iu oltier, words, the Irish laljorers volunteered to serve 'his Holiness n& soldiers. ' This perfectly bona tide odor bus been made. These navvies are the nucleus on which a great brig.uie may be founded. It wns in this way the ''Irish Legion "vwas established iu' the servici; of Napoleon F.XPHKS810S OK ISWANA .DEMOCRACY. A large r number of the leading meinhers of the Democratic party in this city, Imi1i Administration and Douglas, addressed the follo ing disalch to the Indiana Delegates iu the Charleston Convention, as an expression of tint sentiments of the Indiana Democracy, as to the principles which should he embodied iti the platform to l.e adopted ly ihe Charleston Convention : " (Jo no further than ullirui , the Cincinnati platform, indorse the Dred Sjeot I 'decision, nud abide by decision of the. Supreme Court as to the rights of persons and property in Slates and Territories otherwise it would lie belter to let the 'fire-eating' States withdraw. " State Sentinel. An Unxatcrai. Mamiia. The Decatur Republican says that a highly respectable cat gave birtli to six kittens reeenllj', and for some days walclwit over t.heoi with proverbial itiiitemal care. Hut In-t'ore lng the feelin (this is intruded to be a pun) ci anged, and one line morning she deliberately cot the throats of every one of the innocent babes with her teeth. gssiy A traveling correspondent of the Mt Carmel (III.,) R-giier, writing front Albion III., on the 1 7lh of April, speaks thus about the agricoltumt prospects: TWe wheat crop will not produce an average yield this year, -but, notwithstanding, I find the farming community in most excellent spirits.. They have a good stand of oats, the hay crop promises well, and I have never known so much corn planted at this time of year in this latitude. .The. late copious showers have put the ground in fine order, and the weather a, this time begins to iudicats an appearance to 'suit the fanning and gardening, a tl everything - wears the cheerful aspcti of Spring. ... MISCELLANEOUS, Dimsss .tft urn. Oi k srmjsf trm,Ji .vw- ovr 1h aeeolid to iinueii) Ix u lty mid fyimuelriral )iriiurli w. Levers ejf. iconil'ert.ible, ;id-liK)kiiig, fine aud ilurable Hat will lie sure trgct suited Hiid fitted.. Bring in your orders, Kentlviiien.French Pelt & Cassimere Hats, AIwhj on luiitt. nntl iiittde o nnliT of any filial color The Cricket and Zouave Hat, Ju-t ret timing into fvliimi for Spring Mummer. WOOL AND FUR HATS ; Of i-vcry iutit;itinlHi lllln colter nwl iit!ily. iStraw GroodLs. .Vh - ttiiin'!). MltM'tv, Iniitf lit low will "ll k! citrri'viMliiin tiiirrs. CAPS, CAPS. A very Inr-tf. (tM:k n Uaml :t!l tin- IuU'l styloH. ' MISSES' FANCY HATS. . TU inttt ovr mt'ii fn tlie rit y. Infant, Boys' & Youths' Hats, Au endS-s v.iriety tr Sirin and Siiuitner. VAI'TIKIt Jt MAt:i:tlNNIKK. .' arl "'. Alain i.treet. fit' " lirli ' Kjf " T ' WV --:ee llmll ?ver ellered U'lole, t..'lllel witll att itiilflll nt4'd.O't-il Pnilit-., Ml tie 111 li ntre. WM. II. I. STOllA lil, i,.rii 17 Main utreet. UAVVn'O'f ., "iV -.vi S s( iih .,r mst'.o by the liarrel or eall.m at ar'rli! 17 MAIN KTKKKT. rr t, t m- it h v prJT 4 1'iuiiU jn-it rrj-eieed and for itle l nils KLLIOX T'S FA51I1.T GKOCKRY.

STEAMBOATS.

- REGULAlt PACKETS. " if VJIJS H VI i. IjK, PA It VttH, Jt.VB Mid OA1KO BKGULAlt PASSKN Gtili PACK ET, CilA&LK Y DOWJCN, jJm.? Dtirta, Hunter, leaves EvaMHville fcSIr-'2jjtf Tuesday and ta.turduy, at 12 uV lock il., arriving at Padneah t oVIoufe,-A. M., Culm at 12 o'clock, St., Wednnsdar und Saturday. Hetnrviiufi;, leave Cairo every WediieKdny and itiiidy. at 7 oVIoc-ls, P. M., and Hmithl.iti'l MVery Tliurday and Mondity, at 9 oVIixk, A. 51.. Cnni t inv at Evatuville with the EvansviHoi.ini On f-.cKville K. 11., aud Pnckets fur Grecti River. v liectiiif; at raitti1and with Cumberland Stiver i'-.u 'iet ; at Cairo, with Mn)lii, New OrlentiH and St LoniH Pnckets. Tickets can lie olt.ned on board the IkmiI fi.r all KrtHttm Cties. seit2J J -J PACK K T Tb flue steamer . LLIsBAl:,- Giw. Fowler, master, leaves k.v:iuaville every Munday Welneisday, aud Friday, at i o'olock 41. Leuvi-s Puducuh every Tiuday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 9 o'clock A. M. (Jouue tini; at Kvansville with the KvniiHville and Craw t'unUvill Itailruad for all -piliU Nortli andKaiit, with pm keta for Louisville Given, and Wnluudi rivers. At Paducah with pack et-i fur SL Lmi, New Oileaux, and the Daily Mail bouts for Cairo, Nanhville, and Tewiedsee river. yilimincsii promptly attended, and charges for freight and passage, same as charged by the regular packet. Through bills of lading given to NewOrleans and ali ;Hint3 on the Tennessee aud Cnmberland rivers anglS If HHJTU POND KlVKtt. The elegMit pasneiiger Hteamer I.UK KAVKS, McDonald, Master, Taii.ok. Clerk, will make regular tn-weekly trij.s to (hiiIIi C'arrolton and Pond lliver, leaving on Mondays, Wednwdays and Fridays. For freight or Mtxae,at:ply aboard. de20tf FOIi" WABASH IUVKIir It EaUL.lU W.iMSH J'JfKKT jxv ine new anil lip-lit Oranpht it""-. steamer MASON lO GUM, 1'illsburr jUrA? M.iMter, HieDoualil Clerk, will t"Lru--' regular trips between Kransvillo nod Mt. Caiuiel, during the settwon. For freight or imsHiipe apply on iKtard. Junltf Wll K H I. 1PACK K I'M! draught steamer -The tine liicht X TT- TJotio. I.KWI.S l)AV I.s, Miistt-r Wm. M. fTisT. Clerk. Leavos Kvausvill" on Saturdays, at 12 o'clx-k. Leaves tlntMn illi on Welnel.vs, t t'o'clock. VLLlAUILtrr, HAFETr. JOHN M . L A I N M aster. Thoh. Dvhoiiciikt ClerK. leavits Kvanxville ou Wednesdays, ut Vi o'cloea. leaves llntsonvifle on Haturduys, at VI .:'olm-K. C" These two lautls will run regularly ('uiin the season, i-onnerfiiit; at Hii!s.tivillo with the Hutsonville, Tei re Haute, aod Lafayette I'.ukic, MAKOM1C GKM. Fri-iht aud Paiiseuers rL9eeiptiil through to all lH:illts. PatwenKern iohI ShliH-rs uiy rely upon the reguhirity of tliese buitlB. All orders uod husinss entrusted to them will lie promptly attended to. FORWARD'G & COMMISSION. BALTiMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. aiK THJhJ MVTNOUMXKiB W w Aenliinf llo iiluivt UimuI, nixl uru ivii. ihrotix.t rn-Hit on t'loihf lo hII tho Kaistru citi.-n, ut itn low r;itt" hm by uwy othor lino. H'aXs wmt to our cart for tfiint.iiMi.eiit. iil bo f.riirilei with irjiiitm..in r;hI ilismt:h. Ktr nil inlormaf it'll .Kl'lr--! for. Lorustitt. aiil i.'hiiuI, Kvaiffill, Itnl. iimi it Old EslablislTed "Wharf Boat EVANSVfLLE, IND. p. g. o?Hir,ir a Co. CtlMJllf-.S10S M KKtll AN IS General liailr w ,Steaiuloat, and Kxpre .ifw'H SiH'Cial AireTils lor the L'KNN. CKXTR AIj RAILROAD; m1 dunctiii!i. over whirl we jir nut liori.n! t a;iv t. trough rvoip :if fliw lor-wt k.H4rjllr njHjtvini; i Minniinnrh Whrtlbtint nt ifcf l.inliiif. tho l;irr-'it on tltf 4.tiio Kiver, cfaM of torii miit rcl :h t inii nil iiiifttamM.e tin bit to (Limn; from i'Xnisuic. we Hit .t;Kirl to fucjlirai tin dia;t Ii of' Jill coiii;iifntiilftf tii vurit! M our rum by Mtlwr RIVER, RAILROAD OR' CANAL. rel'tielllar attention pitel In iteeeiviiiir, Sl(rii:jr and ForwardiiiK, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or otlifr irowrtyt rminiu 1 to irnt tortinlH,Hiil aaliii- - fart ion ifUJiritntH.'.tl. Otlicv nttil f xtrtiriivu WriictiuiiHtf on Vatr HtiVM.-tv fttljohifnijr t!io Ti'loriii'l atot on the Wluirf bottt, whore w are to I tumul, Httemliit to th intrts of tnr jmtroiifi at all Ihmiih, tf.iy ntul nilit. - With oir KiiNrior fn'ilit it ; im: ifnlmr ; untiring uery; ttuil kuowlNl; tif our itHhintw. we IWI 0"'iU'iviit of ivin: i-,i.ihI it tnirfcrtitui, and hont ttt merit arotitiiiunnrr i.fthe x to ucive patron ayi wn tiri mow Hiijoyin. Lileriil msh HiIvjujcfH will be uuiilr on nllcoosi nmoittts to t'itln r ourm lvca or corrHjiointciitsi in ny o" tlif jii incipjil tii:irncii(, Norlti, hwt tr foutb. P. C. C'RILEY & CO. fKlVV t( JI.njA, HtiltlMP'MJ IM1, FMKiVMdilXi ANIii.'KMOItAI, COMiVJISSfON MERCHAMTS, A tint t'r Kraiiiiwlia Nnlt -nn'iiny, KvniirtvilU-, Int.Mtm. hnv ttirtnd n c-.-iii ifrht( timlcr tti niylt of ItNoww X AihM, tttnl nfli-r our rviiu-d in 1ht ciMM-fty iM-t forth in our rani uhoTt. Yv. are luUy ur,arrti towxl -iid every i-ulitv tw rihiH-er. by DANA I., U1VKK, ir RAILKUAU, nml aetne thciu ihnt tlir intret tthall (h fitiilifuliy rprtHHiited. ttiiouhl they In plised to tkvur tirt with thrit ialiuiin. lUiice and H'uie.touso on tht rorio-r of Maiu ttt. and tho i 'anal. . Wrtl. I1KOWN,' ' V. M.' A1KMAN, l1o 4it tlowtrd Jk. Itrown. I.afc of KuSTKK, A Co. " - ,?SB8g' " a ftL NKW AUKANCMIKNT. The AiAf Kxi'Bksh Company riieet.fnl!y annoiuir4 to their friends aud patroie, the puldieof KvansvHle and vieiniiy, that, with ilu-.rrased fafiliXU'm tor the trannportittioii ol" y k i ii n r , i' a i x a r . H O N K Y A K n VALVAR L K Tliey solitit a eoiitiinitiii- offoruter favors. Kseeial tar taken ill the collection of Hills, Drafls, Notes, and the tr:iusMrt:ttion ol snmll and valuable pnetvAes. All iersons wishing to Avail tneinselvi-s of the facilities ol the ExpresM, eau btain any desireti information iil rvfereiK-e to the routes nud d.-tails of tbo bunine, at thuir tJD,-e on First street, In-tween Msin aud Locind, oppwil the Pt tuiiee dn 1 !. II. FISH. Aifnnt. fey net K OJS S .y of Adsnt's ia -f.:r hutti, iniHa-, youtlis, hoys, and children, the cheap store of apro for silo rheaiier than ev,.r, at Ml LI. Kit A NIF.HACS, 4:1 Miiiu street. O-" l'OK. KXTRA HALTIMOKB IlkooMSsll' the iawit ill the luarket, at !4WIK .v LA NtiLKV'S. It I. f.S h. Ht.i.X. tt'HUI.H'SAI.K IIAUinVAUK IlKAI.KU, First stre-t, opposito Machec' Jt t.'o.), Kvaus iile, lnd. thrders or Hardware promptly tillud at lowest Cincinnati tie h. jan 21) mJL ltovs, and i-liildrcii, of every ima;in:ille sio ami ,iialil.v, at MILLKU i "Nl KHAl'S'S, aprj 4.1 Jlaiu slive:. l HOLLTNGS WOliTH & ERO. nr.lf; Jt'ST ttKfMVJili A I.AKUE JkjSL ai..l 1,. m iiHiori:tti f Cl: -K K ii Y-W A Ii K. J I.AS.VV A UK. CM I NA .to., on First street, tj n.sviil,-. , j - ; . tt'.i til 'ti t imne titt 1 tioe. si". wn.l qui! t'. fir Nil cbianat ; vl : l.i Ki: . XlkllACS'ri, - j apr: 1 !' slain slits-t. ' a Jtet mm.. . Tf it tt 1.19 file.-ijfu JhjJ j. t at lei. Ilo.l doo . o.xpbwl.-, I.tr e St : ll'KKKt HKdM., i Uiul bi Main t f.tel "I Water et.

NEW ORLEANS CARDS.

R. H. SHORT & CO., Commission . Merchants, 94 Camp Street, A'EIK OBLSAXS, LA. . H. RUORT. oot22-Vdld K. a. HOWARD. a. a. rAiacuiLD....... ..JOHN W. BINOMA1 E- II. FA1IIC1I1LD & CO., (iijiyiOtWora to T. J. TwiTCiieLi. i Co..) Coiuinission Merchants, 70 POYDBAR STItEKT, Oct 4 A KW OIlI.lC AIVS. vjf it. Mjrifux i:e7, vojn.n is sie.n and Forwardinfr Mereiuuita, No. idy, Poydras Street, New Orleans, La. my-MAwly rgi .,v'oBi, htvvh ... shij JS. SMerclutnt and proprietor u tot:k Stublea, New OrUtans. La. jau57-ly. fHJif.jtjic itjrtiii0, i'j.ii7ns sion Merchant, No. 7 Lafayette gtroet. New Or leans, for the sale of butter, cheeso, l.nrd. efega, dried fruits, Flour, Meat and all sorts of Western Produce, and for tho purchase of Groceries, Ac. Cash advances made ou consignments. nial5-ly CVJBiJr-TIiH CJS'UMIlHMtiJS'Ml it, ' for many veara chief Clerk ia the bouse of JOHN I1URLF.Y & Co., tiegs to oiler his services as Couiraission Merchant, to the friends aud patrons of that house, now that it has retired from busiuesa. With this end in view I have formed a co-partner ship with Mr. K. W. Ilenton, senior of the old aud well knowu firm of K. W. Benton & Co., uuder the name and style of BKNTON AK1NG, to take place from the 1st of May, prox. me sDbscnber relies lor support upon tne irienns of the old house tf JOHN 11 LKLty & Co., w ho have had opportunities of ezpenencinfr the promptness and ability with which he attwuded to their busiueas. Very respectfully, THOMAS KIKG, Oornur of Lnfuyette and New Levee streets. New Ol loans, April V!7, lK.r. aun8-y JOS. W. POUGHERTY, Forwarding and Commission, NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana. Rufers to SL srs. ALLIS & HOWES, apO-ly Kvatnavllle, lud. S. TWICHELL, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERC II A XT, ST. LOUIS. NO. Liberal advances made on consignments to either of our houses. REFER TO Messrs. Alibi A Howes, Lenient A Veilu, Howard A Brown, Kvanxville. jy'j IKVsHAVY', lKi:j TIO UHK Sf Vo., 9W COMMISSION AND FOItWARDINO MERCHANTS, No. IS Poydra. Street, NKW OULKANS, LA. CLEM WH.KIN...W. K. QBEATUOt;gE...Joa. QITZIKUCIU We give our peisoD.il at ten lion to the sale of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, Hay, Oats, Flour, Pork, Hacou, Lard, Ac. augl-l il. pKTUEi7i7T.K. i. akh7vtt....eh; Falls' B. P. ETHELL & CO., Commission and Forwarding IMoi'cliniats, NO. lOl MAtiAZINKST.,NLW UKLKAKS, LA. RKflKENirs : Oeo. Foster & flo., llroun Jc Aikuian, and P. O. O'Kiley, Kvansviiie, lnd. A. M. Phelps A Son, Miner Weed. New burx. lud. .S. M. fjeaveuworth, KV.., John :. Fveitaon, f'.,Mt. Vernon, In. I. (5. P. Hudspeth A Co., Poonvillc, I tut Hen. Atkinson, Ksi., V. V. I'ailie, Ks., Henderson, Ky. Nevicomb A lire., 1. f. flenelict A Son, Louisville, Ky. ' jyi! M.H8! M II 1 . V U , K H ! 6 U O t'rillie S.lued Sluuirlee, ou hand and for sale bv II. UAMKV, jr., mai lt No. 7;i Main i-treet. 0 nt'SH. JhHEMI -of.v jnK.tr. 50(1 bush Far Corn. 1HI bush Pi tiit.fi, 10 bush Turnips, 5 biinh l'nisi,i, I l.ooo His llnron Hams, Iishi ll.s slinllr.. il ion choice Leaf Laid, :l t ei- choice Ki,-e, ;sni 1 im Pearl Suirch, loo kt'B ass't Wheeling Nails, lot) Inuies (Jlass, ass'tl h ies, lUtb'r. Wash iUiards, 'iniloz Ufiekots.(: ,o. Mrtisiies, as'd, -i". Oox It,-1 Cords, lo coil. Cotton IU'-, lo coils Manilla do, r coils Hemp do, olHl lbs 1'e.irl llarley. Ill doz Tiiiia. In stv.re and for sale i be tp for cash ut V ICK LIvY IS It OS. iiiiii'.i M9HKI.KS t'OH TlIK MH.I.IOJS. JL W'e have lor s-.le l'ii-t,el. iu (a.f'f ls, put up iu pure cider tioesr, w hich we retail l the dozen or hundred ; also iu kea aud jars ol all si.es. i 'all and see for yourclvoa. VICKI.ilY liKOS. JOHN A. ItHll.. ..JOHN A. II A N FY MIES(?RNT OITY 37 Z XJ 3XT 33 IL 3T- -EVANSV! LIE, IND. The proprieutrs of the CltKSCKN T CITY POCN. ItliY Ih'; leave lo inform their friends aud the pub. Vic iu Rc-neral that they ate fully prepared to no.kti tit order all kind of - KIACHINFRY Need! for Mdls or Manufactories of any kii: -Having a Krac variety of pattrns for M V I, L, UKAHISG, of any size, a;ul KTKiVM E NO INKS i.f nny power required. A I so manufacturers of IilsTll.l.KKY AND MINIMI M ACHlN'F.llY", ToisAtvo sci:kvs and finisiikils, MALT MILL?!; SASH, MI LKY AND IMPUOYKD Circular Saw Mills, GUMMING MACHINES, I HON FRONTS for House?, CHINESE SUGAR OANK MILLS. STEAM BOILERS IMFROVKD LAKI) TANKS, Ar-.d in fact -vervlhiut; iu the IlMlN KoUNDKV AND MACUISK IHINKSS. an jus t4STi.ytJK mutie ti oidfr. ALSO Dealers in a superior article of TUUKSIIIXU ,VA CUT NFS, And Powers' coluplet", of tiui labsit improved stvle. BUMUlVKD .STEAM GAUGES, GUM MELTING AND PACKING, WROUGHT AND WELDED PIPE. LEAD AND COPPER PIPE, AND FIRE BRICK, All at 3lAJil:fACTLltkKS' PHICUS. IW 3iiiliest price always pid fo old METALS, At f hf old Stand t'onur 'sii.tl nd IiiIp Ktrft KE1TZ Jl IIAWKV. N. B. V rkmi'ii nt to nil rti lo ntt up Mcliiiiory unti :U r'air in Boiler. THRESHING MACHINES Always oa hautl and for sale. je22 St. Charles Saloon. NEW PROPRIETORSHIP-AN ENTIRES RE-ORGANIZATION. -mWBSSMii. HJt.n.nSK K nitmtfVSSt WM. from New Oiieane, have pRrclutaed the ST.

CHAULKS SA LOON', ou Virsl str.s-t, nearly oppo- i tViliiu;, Siilinjr, slid Kbstriu for sale. 3h.ul.isite the Pest Ortlcs and havo rehtted it in au ele- i 4i;i ail -iw s. Vrn :us lfard feut b'Uii, lot

Caut and attractive style. Tbe uew proprietors nave nau uiit experience a kw iters ot i'a-.hiomible ad popular Koelatirant in New Ories.ua, and tlK-y will endeavor. 111 tlu-ir taw j b..u e, to coutt.ins all tne eu-raiicie aim luxuries of Northern and Southern Uestaui ata in the tri . CHAKLKri. They have brought a larpe anil complete ba:k ef" boiw Liquor. Iroiu New Orleans, which bey coltocb-d w ith cre .luriiiir their business in that city Their eonuocl ion aud acquaintance ia taut city will enable ihem lo obtain the choicest supplies of Liquors. Fruits, and luxuries from that iiiark.-t in luliir.-, and fluty will spare tie expense niH- pains to make tbo 'l. 1 HAH L. surpass, hen-arter. it former representation, as a pleasant ; s-a!oeu, a ptas-e til go! living, and elegant, retiued . Jittd luxurious resort. a- Killiard plavera i!l liudat this Saloou a set I id Ihe flnesl marble top Milliard Tables, from the '. well known aud .-rlelirated factory of J. M. liruus- : wick a tXt. The uudursiKiied flatter themselves that loug exricu and careful attention will enable them to I merit a reputation e.tial lo any Saloon in Ihe went- j rrn c.itnlrv. r A s'o!i-.olirl l.nlicb II Is served up in the tiewt iiiu-roved stvh, ev. ty morning at M it'rlx-i HA MM Kit A IiKKIFUS, Mng4 Late of Now Oi ieaus.

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ft ff1t H HC1?JT VtTV TOBACCO JJIC if TORY. Th undersigned haviug engaged iu the Tobacco nusiiiesa, with the purpose of supplying, if possible, the wants of the home market, I am now repared to otter a well selected stock ot lutiiiafuir .-d Tobaoeo fnm Missonri, Kentucky, aud Teiii.s e Lest, iu Pounds, Fives, Halves, alights, ia' . t arters, iu any desired package. Terms liberal, anil acceptable disconut lor Cash purchases, bnt no sale leas than live lioxet. - - A. Gt JIBKKTS, J 28 No. Ilk. Main street. Fvaimville. lnd. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE Willi THE IHSURAHCE CO. Incorporated 1819 t'lmrter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000, AP.SOLUTK AND ITS1M i'A I KKD. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, And tho prestige of 411 years success and experience. IPWARDS OP $14,000,000 Of losses have been paid by the iKtua Insurance Company in the past 4(1 years. The value of reliable Insurance will lie apparent from the following LOSSES PAID BY THE .-H T N A DiniMi the past rivE teabs: In Ohio 54:11,520.8.1 In Wisconsin, liKi,iio5.u7 In Kentucky, 2IM,M9.40 Missouri, :iS4,ftl8.04 Iowa A Minn. loi,3!M.4ti In Michigan, f 103.013 tU u Indiaua,... 1-J,s.',y.hl Iu Iiliuois.... 44,:7.41 Tenltesx ii7.61J.'j;l Kat.iis.t Neb 19.UIJ.77 Al k. ,r Oa.... t!:l,94".l I'l l, n a A Va.. 31,6'J" J Mississippi and Ala'iatiia,...S."iJ,4l2.1S. Fire and Inland Navigation llibks acct'iUd at tonus couintt nt with butveticy and frtr prolit. Especial ntt uti'tn ytecn to iwvrtiut: uj' DWELL12CGS und VuHteuiKj j'vr ttrinx vf 1 to . trttm. The atilid wrvicti Jouia uii'i t-uotH-snhUiy trkt. and tli many advantaos tlie-Kinn liiKuruuce Coitipuny HW8t.-.sx-, in its thoiild not lo o;-tThKktii ly tlittft ready tu hisr.iv uiut uiticrrtitadiiig tUnir bent iutetvati, I Hi rin; 14 btriuoiit tiium " tho nactiwity fir relifiblo IiitnrHii' t'vroiiien uit iniHrutive duty thb nbility of ptupurty oHtRf to dustaiu l.tvt bfiiit; ttitiii in 11 1-U Ifs-x-nHl. At-nfiee iu till tho iirinciuil citit- hi1 towns throughout tho Statti lkolitieH iiutnj without tio lay. by any of the duly authorised Antd ol tiio Company. biiaiuH4 Htitnd:l to with de.sjmtch ami fidelity. A. C. IIALLTK'K A RON, Auin, Htnr8 Mit!lli ruiiditi, Miiin-rtt. Jtm hate rrrnovi-d to Wati-r atrt-t-l, (l.nv doonr abovo Main. WK are now uiaiiufactiirinir Vella Patent KoldinU Dpriu;; lied, tin- l-st einl luoet coiireuieiit now iu ose, ai it can lie niov.d or baudie! witlHuit any trouble, tall and examine them. iau'5 K. 8. liABCDCK, WHOLjALK AND IIKTAII. PKAI.KIt IN SASU, IHMRS AND iiMiNDS. K V A NSVIIi I.K, r N l ! A N V. I!mvi rt ti.t.tiil ly on hand Sasm, J'im.ks ttiel Koi.i.lo Ulld i'TATIHNAKV SlIAUK !t(.lNI;, of Siifflitr AMfuany Lum i . well s ;n.i..'.f , mul i t iy him! i"H.;ly iMiiti.fiM tur!. WHOLKSALE CASH i5U!(!ES. S A S Ii. Til U'K - crick ei: a iniiow. t ; ::h U vj i.? ?i; , KO K4 i. l lo 1 25 1 M I 40 put up at hort aizr. K !o Hxlll ldxli lux i-J ttl I lovl I ol.. t's 1 1 ,-tI I-'-., ::::::! 4:::::: ::::::::::::: i :, .....i!,v 1'i 1 lux Iti Hull i oxll.. 1ols.... I-Jllli lxl Cll.:k lCltll. AHll of otlii'l sixt-S oi. hand. notice. noons. THICKNF.SS. 11 i 'I VK RI7.R. a-fixc-H rhicr tl ;i5 l 4S l KO j i 1 fib I 70 1 ! 2 IS ii GO 1 !: 2 2i i 2 25 2;5 2 50 2 65 2 S5 .1 IU AM 1 ....1' ...l1 2-10xlH0.. si" T. ;ix7 IK HjjHi.., Ii 1, 1 iM) S I 'rice. 'l-tc? eHnlumart; Olal. i.olllug Sltttm. !fl i't il 71 1 25 1 71 1 5o. 2 0 1 75 2 25 2 25 2 75 2 50 B i Strtt. 5Hx 1(1 50x12.... tt'ill.... 10xl.i... ioit; 1UX18.... lxl... 3 OO S 51) KRA11KS Ueor avitrl Window. kixe. thicknis. - rare. 8xlii 1 3 till lOx 12..... l)i 1 MI OtheriTes ntadt- to oriier. tktr- l;l I MtS ol li si.is nia.1.-to or l. r. K3 DOOKS other than regular size on baud, or luatle ou short notitw. Dooi-s moubled to order. Puihler? should, if ltoa,,li0 ,.r frame of reiubt j heu In- sum. lied t ttiiv time. iir sied, I hey ct.n i sab-cheap. One V4 liolov. l onuuns twelves liRi.trt. ,,nirt mvll-lj. must is- addresatsl to V.. I. HAHCOCK. I.t bvansviile. Ind i.' K.i.X It .1.'lt Vt'lKTJfl'lU 'I4NKD To 8tiCCKKt - - TM 1. UMIKCK ..rtniun hi ; II-'II S It I I. tit'i-s irl-n-iire in lltt.! .-te-ione r that iu the quality and atyle ol hi excelled. . -..rk. be flat tern htmaell bv cannot ' lb- may slili Ixi found at the coi ner of K.-... inl .in-1 Vai'i sti-is-ls. here Ihe clioi.-est liarf n-ss and Saddlesir evi v descripllou cau oc olla.ut ti i. tbe be.it oftelois. r tT Itepaittn -ion" with nuitnaa urn wspaicn rtis-uiI-hand II it nesswiMajsou hand. lei

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I)K. 11 A AS, luiTiiia; teased the rooirs fvrmerlyocCupied by Dr. Kivett, iu Dr. lira) 'a huildiu, vpHsite tho Post Otlice, would rt-spectfully wdinit the citizens of Kvuusville and the enrroiiiMlinc towns aud country, o visit his rooms at.d s the specimens on exhibition. All those who weed Dental operation performed, and are pleased wi!h his work, hall be attended to with reut pleasure. His CONTINUOUS O I M works without a seam or crevice. Nothing will lie more clean, or have greater strength. Ui Biak e Work has but two seams iu a fulPupper or lower set. Persons can !aui;!i as heartily us they choose without showing that their teeth are artiltcial, aud rhtH.ks that are sunken can be restored to nearly tliei r original contour. Ho also makes the usual styles of plain and simple gum tooth work ou gold aud silver plate and ulso the Cheoplastic work, which is much liked by those who have used It. lie hits also two processes for extracting- teeth without pain no inhalation do injurious ellects arising from their use the most delicate cau hare tlteui applied with perfect safety. S1" Parents will consult the health and Is auty of their children by baring the Dentist direct their second dentition, thereby producing symmetry aud health to those invalusble organs. sj-1 take pleasure In introtlririug Dr. Ilass, formerly of Iufuyette, lud., jny mtoreesor to the old roouis iu Ure.y's builil.ng, hepii.i; he will find them both pleasant and prontaMe From my intrrcontvc with the Doctor, I am pleased to find him one of the progressing; ansesniu taste and hit;h professional ability and standing. With this view, I cuo, with safety, reiiuiueiid him to the coiuniuuit3 as a ekillfui aud comja-tent utntit. apia J. KIVETT. CC 1 V ! co O o o g V3 3 C z? O - c 3 6S i CO r25 r - iq s o WW 2i 4. - a; -5 to KJ .i.' Cl 3 C5 XS w CS3 SI CJ G e TI1K -ilFJIUH J uf the SECuatTV Nsl'KAM't ClIHPAVY, Ictotier 1, 1860 ASSKTS. Cash ou Inind J 6l 45 Cash in Cent mi Mai Dank, iiwailiu,; Investmelil :i,rH 05 Cash iu Hank t.kllllllollWlaIlll .' 47 Total IS ink Mockssuo.asi 7 Uank I'stuinterce Am'n P.!t. Hank Bank Mew York U'k America .Ml shared .Ml KKI " 14 . " 211 shs rval.$il.Sooei.itb :.2,7"4 TenijHtrary lamns mH-iirttt by !t,iw 1T. h. tuiou Ponds and sbarcs Ucaolute Fire Insurance Ci.uii;tuy 12,'liMMSi Itonds niifl Aloriirirc.? Is-iiitr best lien, Ac.'IOt.fl.rsl im Premium nitcollecti.d t,.rSll .Mtl Ae-rmsi ins. on lliiid 'iiiil Moi ifratfi-it Jk ; TeuitMintry Loans 1,74 7! j Hal. ilex duulrom Aleuts In tii Total Cupilttl Stwl. h'nrpliis S544.8JI SO $.rSHI.INMI 4MJ 4l,s!il SO. -5514,891 Wl No Liabilities. JtlSKPH WALK Kit. Pre't K. L HiYias'K, S.-cretaO'. STATU OK N1CVV YOBK, CITY COUNTY OK NKYV YOKK. Personally apM-ared befoi-.- me this 2illh day of Nveu. Ur, A. i. M- 'J. Joseph Walker, Pristideut, and Kichanl L. Il.ivo. ck, S.ciii;.ry, f the Security I'ire Iitsuraiice Company, of the City of New Y ork, anil severally altirme.1 thai the wilhiu uti.luliietiL by litem anbscri'ssl ists.nect and trim to the best ui litcir kiiowlede aud Is-lif-f. TlKtS. L. THOUN ELTj, uiiinilsiti f.r the Slute of lmiiaiia, iu Nriv York. This Company base plied with the law of lutliana coiu ei ninji liisin uui o lloiniiaiiies, tin. I is pre pured to lake risks in the City of Kvnns illr ami Vaiiib-i-burKh coiinly, iud K H SAKIN, At:ent, J,s-lC HT Main atreet. To the Public. rrflSH fnT It'l.VT C H J.17I HPItlNl, Jt so k.r, have lateu very wet ones, causing many of our rivers Iti ovcrdow their banks, back lug up the water ill the creek and bayous, ana lloodiut; to a considerable exl. nt the l-ottoni iaud ; when tlie rivt-is ret edu, which may bo expected soou, then Ihe Luxe surface of decaying vej;. etuMe matter exposed to ihe scorchlni; rays of t! t suniijK'r sun, produce the malaria, which provee so fatal iu it coins,-, sweeping whole States, end spat iu;; ueithi-i iro nor sex in its coiiqncriu uiai'cb. Attn a resnlei.ee of more than twenty yemn the miildlo aud Southern istntes, we think we have discovered a medicine which, to a certain extent, is a preventative of the attacks ot bilious lever njtue, Ac-., and as such we recommend our Magnolia Whisky. - - Wu wish the public to uudorstaiid that we are not uriiiir njiou them the use of strong Liquors as a Iteverae. We are, and always have been, opposed to their being used iu that way, but if people will use them a audi, let theie have by all means a pure article, that will keep them ill health, and Ivugtheu instead of shortening their lives. We proportu to sol! always pure and uiueliiltorated Litjnora for medif-inal purMMes, ami a little for the stomach's sake, if required, and will challenge an inspection by the ltt clo-mlsts In this or any oilier country, to find any impurity cr adulteration in the whisky brauded by us, "Alii A ILnve'a JJstsnolia." It i warranted, as it is dist!iic-d from th cora, r),-, or wheat, wt.u slight addition of nd cistern water. We have lift doubt many persons huvcbeuk ruined iu health, if uc-t avtua'ly kill-sl, py drinUiuir bad vhiskythe irntatrr the reason tli.tt Alii A Howes pur Magnolia should be in yenraruse. Just received und !n hfoic lor sah ' l" Jti I'd1-" ass'd l.raudies (old'i frein 3 to srf tral. '2 .j pipes do (old! frm 3 to S7 gill. 4 pipes Holland titn ; 3 pnm-lnons old Kuiu. ai.25 ALLIS a: HOWEa. Water t. rsntstf i.jiKtittfiT TnnMccet JL-.s TABLISHJUSSiTIKTUlC 6TATB. KSF. FeDdrich & Brothors, Would rcettoctrully iuform the citiK'lis of rvsnaville and vicinity, that they have a lrirr stock of T'jbaceo, Segors, Snutf, I'iptt, and German Smoking Tobacco, Thau any two estaiilishmeuts of our principal '11 le. We otter any of the a?tvvv at wbolesale or retail. Our .establishment is a branch ef the well known exieusive Italiiutor Tolta.s-4, Warehouse of Jos. 1 Ketelrit ti i:n., K.f; LV F.n-sf srrecf . ,1 ! V. FKMiP.D.'H A Hltos , " Mam st., 1 ,-,ir .l-tve Fir-i. a:tJ . Fvnrlle. lull. !" ,m e iiJ.v ; vt 4'ti .o.vA'i',i ft. I'.ilu, 111 Itrolhrl arc le.v. stmg Iweuty-lwo I and a hull cent, cui'iei.t Minirj, tor .Spanish and j Mexican qtml lers. '"''

pdw- In sV:h $ tz&MsL&m

ll.a.ls and tore Keepers, wsiK ro y..nr tun resi. st-s-rs'i:.

i Ifctore purchasing elsewhe.-e, pb-as.- rvamine our fXtjf k'f . e , -V''ff-Ki.! i aig.--iu.it inert, which we pledge oni.-lves t.. s il ; 'fel3vv. ;T;.'v.-ft) -s'-e-'- 4 I i at the lowest PalOm.tre prices, and cheaper thai. fc.'KfVi V' j'1",1 .'iyi- . 1 i L cat. Ii latnght i iuiaumati or laMiivill9i ..Alt v.. fJ&$f?&f'$fL& KAS' 'u. ll.jt v hall call au.l i.i.lve lor olir- dves. rSt. t?--cSV f .

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11UVI AJaTw .1 kj J GERMAN IIEPICINES! THK GKKAT STANDARD REMEDIES if the present rnje, have acquired their preat opiihtrity only through years of ti lal. tJuboiiu 1.cd aat tablet ion is rendereil by them in all ca-s. HOOPLA KD'S GERMAN B 1 T T E R S - . will vosiiTtVKi.Y erne Liver Compluiuts, llyhjMiat Jauiitli,., Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, and all diseases arising from a disordered liver, oc weaknos of the toin.uii and digestive organs, AX!) WlLl PIWITIVKI.Y raF.Tl.NT Yellow fever, HMohs Fecer, und Verrr atf Ayus. See our Almanac for proof. Price 75cts per bottle . llOOFLAKD'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL WILL HtlTIVKl.V CI' BE Concha, Coltto, or Hoarw-uess, Bronchitis, Influ

oit'.a, Croup, Pneumonia, Incipient Consumption remt'ie.

and basperformed the mtv.t astonishing cures evaf'll If sup-

known of CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION As a liiurrltoa cordial if Is uiieqnalrd. Price 76 cents per bottle. "jfOOFLAND'S 171 r. MAN PILLS, being well-kuowu throughout Lumps and Alitor, cau nHHl no commendation hero. They are purely rert table, are prepared with great exactness and soar -coated. No better Cathartic Pill can be fonnd. Price 25 cents per boa. These medicines are prepared by Ir. C. M. Jacb 8ttN S' Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and Mt. Louis, Mo., aud are sold by druists aud dealers in medicines everywhere. The :juatiire of C. M. Jackson will be ou the outside of each Inittle ur box. Inour u KtwyWj'i AlfnaHtic," pnl-lishrsl annually, you will tiud testimony anil couuui-ndiitory notices from all parts of tlie eoc.i.try. These almanacs are eiven iiwhv bv a:t .-ur sv ul. HEW A UK' F COVSTKUFKITK Ss that yon tret liooilutid s lierniHii nittors, tre. pnrtsi by lr C M Jtu-ksoti, Philadelphia, Pa., and that bis si-iitH'nre is en the wrapper of each hotlle Keller a While. AReiitr-. for Kvunsville, lud. f.eich A Ca: istetl:., tin do do .t.cs W-S ill H Lautl a supply of titXi I. Ii ) ft ra vi. 4 U '1 Si--' f tJZ&T5: 0 c CiZ c-i i j Mmm 1 ' UaerJlla r4 C5 tig V I -Li.. J.? jT tI 1 '11 Kate. w-...-v., ;,v i"'tti. We can also rnrnisli TKAC'K SCALK3 of any -pat ily. These t ales are from the manufactory u K. T. K.AIKPANKS f- CO., fit. Jobnsburtt, Vermont. lSvery Scale hi ti-vted mid aeahil, aiol Warranted cwreet.- Kor teslitii'itiials-ww r4nr Ut the t-oiisaui!s of iK-'i-stiits nuiui; them. , HOKNHKOOK CO., ApmU, nov'24 Wafisr street. Kv insville. " tr i. i. t 'iTiteiw'ifm, wji r a ii t., 1 3 door ulmve Vine, sole Manufacturers id the Celebrated Magnolia WMskj or KV4NS Vll.l.K, IKO. - ... 13 All kinds of J tomes tic Liquuia, aud cuu s. , si - a lariio anpply of Old aud Choice Uouruou aud Mouontraheia Whisky augl-dAwly . a - a irrl'ltrJ r : a - 5 o 'uisnf 0 KuceiviiiK "t 1 RKDJIOND'H. S3 -jr xi:t fz of inQO. S iil n it is a tu nun tmvMi hhJLMs ceivod their slock of ril'illNH AND MUMM K II HHY COOD.S. and rmiectfully invito tlie belie of KtsiiBVillo aud surrounding country lo call and examine. Their assortment of SI LKS aud FANCY DUKS.t GOODS nit not tat surpassed by any house iu the City. tflaple a-ods, Hindi as Calicoes, Ginghams, brown uad bleached Muslins, and sheetiio-, a heavy f v ol rtiniw Ihaals, ladies', misses', and chUdren'a I ' " Ac. Their sum k id spring Shawls, Dusters ai. -. tillas. and Lace Poinln is complete; ami 111 t evt rl!.iiit roiuiciled willt a retail I.iy lo.ids t fjT. cau la- foiled at ROSKIl BKoTIIKK" f mnrJ7 - - . No. :i Main str-

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aprin H. K. OIIBKKT A CC " rjf.Hti t im ttfUJjs'tiii Uf'ovisU -S. i--4s -lully intoriu their frentls and the public ifeti. rally, that they have removed their xllice and store to their lo w building ou 'irst street, three dirs above pine sliH, near Ilia loiindlr, where they will be aide to give more prompt attention to the orders ot their customers. A large lot of stove will Ik- sold out at retail, at wholesale prices. In order to close out the stock. decs KKATZ A 1IFILMAN.

CllltlsTIAM HKiri...H .WM. UKILM. KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY" FOUNDRY! SI AN CFACTUi: KRS A N D PUILDEK8 OFHTK. K.NG1 N y.i) AND WOiLKIlS, .118 S.-.w and Crist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Hcr i. liuiuniii.KMacliineH, Chiieise uar 'ane Mill Turaslii); 91clilnr, Ac, KVAN6V1LLK, IN.i. ruF. 1'iiovKtKTom of rue city Ft vi Jx. ui y beg leave to inform their friends ami tin public iu general, that they are prepared to do alt kinds of MA CHINK AKD VtNISHlNO WORK, aud everything appertaining to the Foundry bust less- The) at e manufacturing Btkah kaGINKS M Hon.KRsof any Hi; and power required. Huw Mill Slurhiiiery and Mill Oearimr of auysixe; Distillery and Miuinjr afuchiuery, 1'oltacco screws, Oummiug Mai bines. Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills, Horeicwers, CUiru-sbeller, Machinery of all kinds made aud repaired, lrou and Brass (.huttings of every description, iron Housefronta, (Cellar Oiwlcs ate. Cooking und Heating Stoves of the latest Improved patterns ; Hollow Ware, Itog Irons, Ac LKKSVLKS, DISTILLKRH, KKCTIF i Supdir-d with every description of Copfsrr and Sheet lrou Work, Urewing Kettles, Kefrigeratnrs, At:entKii-aors, ftpargisj, .Stillheails and Wornia oa au improved principle. Columns for Alcohol Mills, Yeast Jt.gs, l.'r.in, ,-yi. lions, Act Copr, Leoil and Iron Pipe; Copper, tiittn ititii Iron Pumps of every variety, tor kis-r, si iiits, oil, .re.: lirass Cocks and j Yuives, iSlcarn AVhistie1, .tc. Uut kauui sent to all parts to nt up wotk aua uo repairs on Steam li.tik-r, Copper aud Sheet Iron Work, dc. OLD METALS BOUGHT. Hwj aie tleuling iu und selling Allen's Improved Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded PiKvt and Tubiu7, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Machine, Stephen Hughes' Flour f-parators, Oct man Pstitingl'lotb, Gttiu Kinetic Pelting, Packing, Hum-, Jbc, of the best bind; Tluplnte, Sheet Iron, lilock Tin, Pi Iron, Pabit Metal, ."pi-lter. Fire Brick. '1 hey have every facility of tbo I test Machinery und workmen, and will givo all work entruate j t.. ttiem, their individual attention, fllliug ortbrs promptly, warrhuting tbeii work, and are satisfied wil h reasonable price. .- Oflice and Sale Ko'in;, Nit. 150 Main st.-eetj oiin-lety, Midler Y'aul :u:d Machine Mmp on Mite street, beiwiHn Firtff anil Sot-und street, FvattAn He, Indiana. decT EENS WAR ' ' JsVfaa.ts...., rfurtJ. W. U lAiUHS, Jtt Mam street, t-vsnavil lied, tor tl.. Countiy Trail. elates us tia'ia.