Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 240, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 June 1860 — Page 4

TRAVELERS' GllDE. Kvansville fc Crawfortlavllle

r. n. PKl'ABTVBES. Accommodation Train C.m A. M. Mail Train 9.15 " ARRIVALS. Mail Train US P. M. Accommodation " SteamersRegular Packets. OB CAlKO. Charley Bow en tanai TMbjl and Saturdays at la o'clock m. Arrives Mondays and Tburadajr at night. TOR PAOt'CAH. Di sbar leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 12 o'clock x. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at night. TOB I.OIISV1LLF. Grey Eagle leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 0 o'clock p. M. Arrives Tuesday I and Saturdays in the afternoon. Bracelet leaves Mondays at 8 o'clock A. ., and Thursdays at 6 p. m. Arrives Thursdays md Sundays in the afternoon. FOR GREEN RlVEIt. Boats leave every day for Mints on Green Kiver. The Lie Eaves makes thro.- trips per week to South Carrolton and Pond Hiver. There is regular daily communication with Henderson and iewturgh by boat and land conveyance. RIVER ITEMS. STEAMBOAT BEGISTEB. ARRIVED. Greenville. B. Green, Dunbar, Paducah. Lue Eaves, Green Kiver, Anglo Saxon, Pitts., Autocrat, N. O., Gen. Qnitman, N. O. DEPARTED. Dunbar, Paducah, Gen. Quitman, Lou., Anglo Saxou, St. Louis, Autocrat, Lou. ......The <Weather> yesterday was unpleasantly warm. Clear in the morning, but close and cloudy in the evening, with rain at night. Very little business doing. ......The <River> at this point is still nearly stationary, and it will probably remain at its present height for a day or two, rather than rise above it. It continues falling at Pittsburg, but is rising again at Cincinnati, and also very slowly at Louisville. ......The <Autocrat> from New Orleans came in with a fair trip, closely followed by the <Gen. Quitman>. Her affable and obliging clerk, Mr. Greer, has our thanks for a manifest and memoranda. ......The <Lue Eaves> came in yesterday with a fair trip. Her polite and obliging clerk, Mr. Zach. Taylor, has our thanks for a manifest. She leaves this morning at 8 o'clock for Ashbysburg. Passengers for Green river will take notice that she is the only side-wheel steamer making that trip to-day. ......A flat boat loaded with corn, consigned to Messrs. Turner & McKeen of Terre Haute, was sunk in Wabash river on Friday last, a few miles above that city, by being snagged. The boat and cargo belonged to Messrs. Campbell & Clinton. ......We understand that the Pomeroy packet <Grey Eagle> has been sold to parties in Louisville, for the Louisville and Henderson trade.—<Cin. Gaz>. Are we to have two <Grey Eagles> in that trade? MEMORANDA STEAMER AUTOCRAT.—Left New Orleans on Thursday, 7th, at 9 1/2 o'clock P. M. Steamer <Gen. Quitman> in port for Louisville. Met steamers <Baltic> and <Peytona> first night out. 9th, met <Diana> at Lake Providence, 10th, <Woodford> at Indian Charley's. 11th, met <Atlantic> at 35. 12th, met <E. H. Fairchild> at No 10. Lost 20 hours on the trip by bad nights and fog. ......The New Albany <Ledger> of Saturday, says with reference to new steamers now building at that point; Capt. Hooper's new boat <St. James>, is nearly planked at Hill & Payne's shipyard, and will be ready to launch in about two weeks. Capt. Richardson's new boat, the hull of which is building at Dowerman & Humphreys' yard, is progressing. The frame is up and receiving the plank. In order that Capt. Spotts' boat may be commenced, she will be launched as soon as possible. Capt. Puckett's boat, at Jones' yard, is being planked, and workmen have commenced to put the cabin up. The keel for Capt. Baird's boat will be laid one day next week, at the yard of Messrs. Lee & Moore. ......The new boat contracted for by Capt. Spotts at New Albany, for the New Orleans and Louisville trade, is to be called the Saratoga. Dowerman & Humphreys are building the hull, and Lent, South & Shipman the machinery. The boat is to be 280 feet in length, with 40 feet breadth of beam, and 36 feet breadth of floor. Depth of hold 8 1/2 feet. She will have two thirty-inch cylinders, 10 feet stroke, 7 boilers, 40 inches diameter and 28 feet long. Steamboats Burned. ST. LOUIS, June 12.vThe steamers <Umpire> and <Dewdrop> were totally destroyed by fire on the Osage river, on Saturday. The former was valued at $10,000—insured for $3,000; and the latter at $15,000 insured for $6,000. Receipts by River. FROM NEW ORLEANS, tmm Steamer Autocrat. 10 boxes lemons, John Paretti ; 1 cask, J. W. Hughes; 100 bbls rosin. Phillip Decker; 50 bags coffee, l'rown ii Aikman ; 25 boxes wine, J. k D. Ileimau ; 5 packages groceries, (!. W. Tull. PROM GREEN RIVER, i kr Steamkr Li e Ram. 14 hhds tobacco, Slaughter & Ditnkerson ; 24 hhds do., 1. A. Crane k Co.; 18 hhds do., Brown & Aikman. Iteceijits Iy Hail ronit. June bllli IMll. Villi baah corn, Brundiss &. Crawford; to bbls rMaky, Alli-s A Hint-; lu sacks Boar, Ak- Kile-.; i! sa. ks tb.iir. D. Baly; 1 bid aggm, K. Kron; 1 iron ipladila, r. Wallace; I tmm Mati am. F. Kendli.-h Bvaa.; 6 b..es. ;; bales, 1 cask, V. W. Armstrong; 1 bale, r. ttttt . Bra.; I ease, L. K cl.-r; 1 box, J)aaMa Lit.le; 1 bale sah. 24 sack lm-al, denize Fter Oo.; -J sacks fe.tthers, M sacks rags, BroHii A Aikliiau; S ImMS shoes, A. A. M' Devitt; I case iaaia, IS. Small; Irieumty ia-T bbN, Ooak f Hice; I two bant caniace, ('has. Baritactav; U0 bbls lnr, I. A.Ciane; 8 tslles '.onuses, A.J. C'olbum i"u.; lot chickens. I. ti. Anderson; 1 car biad im k-iis, Win. Haddfx; I kej, ; sat ks, Kit ras. Wheeler Jt UcKi 1 Ketf butter, Orr, Dalell Co.; - InrrijTi tiii, lo bdls st-el. ti araat bars, .'I ke--II .liiK-s, 4 baxai springs, S. Orr; 5 boxes, Kaaa A Pi luu, I ridls baWac I I'ke saws, C. H. Wells; - pkaa ftawa, Babencli A Cu.; 24 bb's potatoes, K. V oaa; 1 ca iho , Head Jt Ilurruw; Z chests '"gE-tr, I. Adenuan; 1 ls., 1 bale, O'Kilev; 1 CJMal laajraaa, I. 11. Hall; 1 buz, I bale, J. II. Maga , i eaaH inali l,es, Preston Bros. A. K. BHKAIfKB, Agent. latercatiafl from Klclimontl. liiciiMoxi), Va., Jaoell TheCoi.c-ntion luis c.ircfully avuiilod tbe di.-cussion ot tlieir fOmtM ot dill'crence. Tbe Fire Eaters will go to Baltimore, and demand the re-opening of the Platform ijucstion. If they are refused, they will re-assemble at Richmond with all the recruits they can et, affirm the efjoa lights of tbe South in the Territories, t iaiin to be the True Deuio.racy, and nominate a candidate for the Presidency. Gen. Joe Lane, of Oregon. will il5.be their man. Thev are in oou ?lirits.—<Ed. Cor. Cin. Com.> ———<>——— ST. LOUIS, June 12.—A passenger train ran off the track four miles from Bellville, at 8 o'clock this afternoon, completely wrecking the engine, baggage car, and injuring some thirty-two persons, many seri- ously. A large number of the passengers were delegates to the Democratic State Convention to be held in Springfield to-morrow. The accident resulted from some displacement of a switch.

INSURANCE.

COPELAND & NEXSEN, 3- IU HV 3U X1L J. 3L IfSUMIE AGENCY ! OFFICE: SAVINGS BANK, NO. 1 KIKST ST KELT, EVASSVILLE, ISO., W Rti .VOW PBHPARKD TOTJHti 9M- liisks and issue Policies in several of the wid est and most reliable Insurance Companies of the luited States. STOKES, STOCKS, DWELLINGS, MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES, insured at the mist favorable rates MARINE AND INLAND A V I G A T I N' Kisks taken on FLAT-BOATS. BARGKS, STEAMBOATS and their CAEGOES. Also, applications received fur LIFE INSURANCE. Combined Capital Represented, over $4,000,000. iEtna Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus, SJ,IX)U,000 Phoenix Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus, 890,000 Manhattan Insurance Co., New York. Capital and Surplus, 4OU.000 American Exchange Insurance Co., New York, Capital and Surplus, tfKi.OOO Rising Sun Insurance Co., Indiana, Capital and Surplus 200,000 Merchants' Insurance Co., Hartford. Conn., Capital and Surplus, 5200,000 2Etna Life Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus 900,600 COPELAND NEXSE.., Assents. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE IETNA INSWE CO. Incorporated 1819 Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,600, ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, And the prestige of 41) years success and experience. UPWARDS OP $14,000,000 Of hsses have beeu paid by the -Etna Insurance Company in the past -10 years. The Yalu of relialil from the following Insurance will he apparent LOSSES PAID BY THE M T K A nURINO TBK PAST F1VK YEA11S : InOhio f431,520.&i I InMi.-higan, (168,043 81 In Wisconsin, 10i,055.O7 In lieliaua,... 14ti,8i!'.t.8l In Kentucky, 90t.W9.40 In Illinois.... 418,::27.41 Missouri, SMJU8.M TenDessee, .... Kansas & Neb 9T.W9.21 Iowa & Minn. 1-1 - 19,945.71 I'elin'a A Va.. 31,595.82 Ark. A Ga.. 23.945.OJ Mississilpi and Alabama, ...Sr'2,l 12.18. Fire and Inland Navigation Kifcks accepted :it terms con-tput With solvency iti. I tar irlii. Enpecial attention pferM to itmmrauct of VWFLLINGS and Coitftn. for tVrfM of 1 to ; y?ur. The solid service luMfE ;md nice tfaUj tiieil, and the many xlfntlgi the A.tn.i litsuiauce ('oinpany possesses in its line, should Dt kfl overlooked by those re:idy to insure and understanding their best interests, During (I strineut times H th neeessity for reliable Insurance liecomes uu imperative duty the ability of property owners to sustain Umm beiiijj then much lessened. Agencied in all the principal citit and towns throughout the State Polities issued without delay, by any of the duly authorized Agents ofl the Company. && Business attended to w it ti despatcli and fidelity. COPKLANO A NKXafKX, Agents, luyi Savings H.tnk Building. First St. BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL. PHGSNIX I 1 HARTFORD. CONN. DEVOTED TO I X S 0 R A X C E E X CLDSIVELY FIRE CHARTER PERPETUAL. ('asll C&Dit&l, - $400,000 - $547,712.36 S. L. LOOM 18, I rest. Cash Assets li. KsLLOixr, Secretary. Branch Office, 'A Se .!.'! W. Third St., Cincinnati. M. Muyill; Gene d Ay.nt. cants in all tbe priucipal Citie; id Towns or the tnion..jni LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID "AppIicatioa mvitn.', pi licies issued newed, and all b.sities p-rtainili to the ml meg pnim t !y a: ten-b-d to. Aim applications re,-ei.-. for Lite Insurance, in the Mtmm Life Iiinir.uice l'o., of llartl.-rd, Conn, f'apital ami surplus hut S2oo.ot. CUPEL AND .t- NU8EX, Agents. Bt"Otlice, on Firsl M., bet. Main and Mycin Savings Hank Hilildiu. EXCLUSIVELY FIRE INSURANCE EVANSVILLE AGENCY. MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPT, So.G1 Wall St., Sew Voi k. o CO W CO o o o H o W CO CO o Or O o o p 1821. Meat. o INCORPORATED, WM. PITT PALM lit, l'rt ANDKKW J. SMITit, Secretary. MBSCTOBS : W, P Palmer, Samuel F- Melt, R ii tus I,. LorO, Win. F. Slutt, Win. W. Fox, Kdwin D. Mill fm II. Uicbard flgba, Thomas Itarron, Ehert B Miatora, Thomas W. Poarsall Patar CeotMM Iieiiry BAfa Aiiirustns . .rth. Ward. Jarnes ('..lies, Sidney Haaon, Moses Taylor, L. S. Snare. John Caswell, Jehll Slewar I , John t Oris'ii, baa It Crocker, Tliis staunch old CoaiaaOT havine full--with the laws of Ibis State, ccntiline to insure Ihe safer classes of proerty Against Loss or Damage by Fire, At rates as low as oth.T first class st,,.-k &mMttieft 'fhir jsilicies are free from te:bniealitie.s, thus Avoiding; litigation, having had only nne law-suit tariap a baaiaaai of TH I KTY-N I N K V KAKs. Particular attention given to toe lanaraaool FA KM PKOPFUTV. ISOIiAT K I DW CI. 1. 1 NOS, and tlieir Fl'KN ITUItK. Policial iss 1 for the rrm ol ONE, THKEt or FIVE YE AKS. labossos equitatdy ailjitsttsl add piompllv paid n Cash at this A(tenc.v. COPBLANIi & NEXSEN, Agents.

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COMPANY

STEAMBOATS ITeGULAR PACKETS.

R F.fiVl.JtH .MO.VAl- K THVD8day Mail l'.-.eki t, BRACELET, Capt. t Art'KKY, leaves Kvansville every Monday uiomirg at 8 i '.lock and every Thursday at 8 P. M. ltcr" The steamer Bracelet w ill give through receipts for tobacco and other produce dcflliued f'T t'ie Eastrrn cities, r the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Apply on board or to JOIIN B. II ALL, jiincO dtf No. 2 Water st reel. KVANSYlLLr: AND LOl ISVILLK U.S. MAIL PACKET, Gr ST O y W. H. DANIELS, t a;,t. S. P. HaLUDat, C'erk. JT K.t lFS MIVJJJVSVILI.H F. VK V JLj Tuesday and Saturday at 6 o'clock i 3t. Returning, leaves Louisville every Monday and Friday at 4 o'clock p. K. &5 Through Bills of Lading will be given for Tobacco or other freight to Baltimore or St;w York at as low rates it not lower than by any other route. Passengers or freight taken at packet-boat rates lor any point on the Ohio River or on Green River. The passenger accommodations of the Grey Eagle are aaearpaaMd by any boat upon the Western waters. Apply on board or to JOHN Ti. HALL, jiuie7-dtf No. 2 Water street. ti J CA1KO KLitLAK 1'ASSfcN GER PACK ET, CHARLEY BOWES, Deatkr, Master, leaves Evansviilo Tuesday and Saturday, at 12 o'elock n.. arriving at Paducah at 6 o'clock, A. M., Cairo at 12 o'clock, M , Wednesday and Saturday. Returning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Sunday, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Smithland every Thursday and Monday, at 9 o'clock, A. 31., connecting at Evansville with the Evausville and Crawfordsville B. R., and Packets for Green River. Also, connecting at Smithland with Cumberland River Packets ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and St Louis Packets. Tickets can be obtained on board the boat for all Eastern Ctiea. sept23 .. JPJiD I t j H PACKS X Th fine steamer DINLAR, Gus. Fowler, master, leaves KTansvine every Monday, i Wodnesday, and Fritlay, at 12 o'clock M. Leaves Paducah every Tuosday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 9 o'clock A. M. Connecting at Evansviilo wit the Kvansville and Crawfordsville Railroad for all r.ts North and East, with packets for Louisville Green, and Wabash rivem. At Pailucah with pack ets for St. Louis, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail boats foi Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee rivi r. ftBusiuess promptly attended, and charges lor freight and passage, same as charged by the regular packet. Through tails of lading given to New Orleans and all points on the Tenuessea and Cumberland rivers anlg m, on south 4 J It KOl.TO.- JJ'Ji MT POND UIVEK. The elegaat passenger stiainer LUE EAVES, Mi Do.nalii, Master, Taylob, Clerk, will make regular tri-v.i-ekly trips to South Carrolton and Pond River, leaving on Mondays, W"edn&sda3"H and Fridays. For freight or passage, apply o n board. de'20tf FORWARD'G & COMMISSION. iW'JJiMS MSXP UXSS iO.1l t' J. '. Bit NEW ARRANGEMENT. The Adams Express Company respectfully announce to their friends and patrons, the public of Evausville and vicinity, that, with iucreased facilities for tbe transportation of FREIGHT, PACKAGES, HONEY A X D V A L IT A II L E 8, They solicit a coutir.uanco of former favors. Especial care takn in the collection of Bills, Ilrafts, Notes, and the transportation of small and valuable packages. All persons wishing to avail themselves of the facilities of the Express, can obtain any desired information in reference to the routes and details of tbe business, at thuir Office on F'irst street, between Main aud Locust, opposite the Post Office. do 1 G. H. FISH. Agent. Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. P. G. O'RIIalSV & Co. V,T0i.?rJiV, 'Olt ll'JIHMV,, ..Vi COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Qeneia Railrom .Steamboat, and Exprec Agents Special Ageuts for the PENN. CKNTKAL RAILROAD; and connections, over which we are a'lthorized to give through receipts at tho lowest possible rales Having a mammoth Wharftioat at the landing, the largest on tho Ohio River, capable of storing aud protecting all merchandize liablo to damage from exposure, we are prepared to facilitate the dispatch of all consignments, forwarded to our care by either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Pjtrticul;tr ;tttitiou p:ud to lU-oeiving, Storir.i: ami Forwnxiling, hIuo, to tho Sale of any Produce, or othef propt-rty, coiieigried to IU t'ursitU-, ami satiHfACtini Kiiariintt-ed. Ditiue anil extciitiive WrehoOM oh WntT str--t, oxljoiniiiK the Telt-gniph, and on the Wharf boat, whoro wo are to be found, attending to th laterwH of onr patronH at all hourB, day and night. With our superior facilities; lung standing ; untiring energy; aud knowledge of our bHsineas, vr feel confldat of giving general satinfaction, and hojie to merit 11 continuance of the cxteutfiveputron a, t- e are now enjoying. Liberal ciwh advancen will be made on all consign merit ft to cither ourselves or correspondent in any of t!i-. principal markets, North, Rkvst or South. P. C. O'RILEY &. CO. mHouy jr i i H.nji.y, h kckm M3 ING, I'ollM AKDING AND GENEKAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Agents for Kanawha Salt Company, Evausville, Iudiaua. W'e have formed a co-partnership under the style of Bnowx A Aikman, and offer our services in the capacity as set forth in our card aboTe. We are fully prepared to extend every facility to shippers, either by CANAL, UIVEK, or MAI LKO.VI), ami assure tliem tltat their interests shall , be faithfully represented, should Uu-y lie pleased to j favor us with their atl rnage. Office and Warrbou.-e on thw comer of Main et. and the Canal. WM. IJKOWN, W. M. AIKMAN, Late of Howard & BfWWa. Late of FOSTE1., i Co. I jau'-tf BALTIMORE & 0HI0 RAILROAD ! Agents ot the above itoail, ana are giviLg through receipts an freight lo all the Eastern cities, ' at as low rates as by any other line. Goods sent to our care for transhipment wiil tie forwarded with j prompt Deal and dispatch. For all itiforiuatioii address GEO. FOSTER & ''O., Ag'ts. Cor. Locu&t st. and Canal, Evausville, Inu. St. Charles Saloon. NEW PROPRIETORSHIP AN ENTIRE UE-OR(JANI7.ATU.. -mw-jiBSHH. HJ.n.ytKH te tmtni ts, rM- t'roui New Urleane, have pmihlll Ihe ST i HAUl.KS SALOON, on First str.-et, nearly op- i site the Post Ofnie, and have retitteii it in an eia gaut and attractive style. The new proprietors have had long i-itjs-rieni-e as keeers ol fnetiiiuiable are! popular Kestaiirants in Ni H Ortaaaa, am ttit-y will ecdeavor. In th.-ir new le use, lo com biui' all the elegancies and laaallua of Northern and Soi.theru Restauruts in the ST. H A tLEI. Thev have bronchi a large and complete slis-k ehoiet. I.iipior. from New Crleaus, which ihey coiWctaa with care during their business in that city. Their couueetions and acquaintance in that city will enable them to obtain Ihe choicest supplies of Li floors. Fruits, and luxuries from that market in future, and thev vih spare no exiense nor pains to make the ST. CHAKLES surpass, acroaftar, its former rerreieiitation, as a piexsant tattoo, a plaea i fgoml living, and elegant, refined and luxurious resort. fc" lliliiard players will find at this Saloon a set of the finest marble top Milliard Tables, from the well known anil celebrated factory of J. M. Brunswick A Co. The lllnlerst-iied llalter themselves that long exfH rience and careful attention will enable them to im-rit a reputation aaaal to any Saloon in tho western ctiiintry. 3" A splendid Lunch w ill be served np in the BOM approved style, ev ry morning at In o'clock. UAMMEK Jt BBElrUSS, 'nt't T.hi. of Vew rWiwaaa. rgriti K Jt T TMiJVTA twV or MmtHMIm JBL krone ers is cat led to our laraa anil wi-ll-se-ii stock of Plated German Sllvi r, llrillania and Tiaaed Spoons. Soap Ladles, Table Knives and Forks in great variety, Enameled Kettles am) Pots, BraM Kettles, Meal Seives, Frying Pans, llreShovels and Tongs, Dog Irons. Sad Irons, etc Cheap at OLu. S. SON'NTAG CO.'S. i; 1 1. it .v .ti j t t: it i le cki. Illumes, Knohf., ioor.n-in; iiiiorin-j-. Seiews e c e.-ei i r (tl.n il lIKll. S vil.VM'li; . s. ;s, Boltli m' ....;-. i . i. ii t tf. or mOi t.y .. R '':":;!' v r... . . ti I.U!M !' .r tja J il () iJ It O ,t 8 .1 880 It TV Ti JIK .S nun 2 K. LI mm t, .1 m T ti t I .1 U I 8. Liuce r g . I.-.O B HI. 8. m ust received and for sale hv uiavOl L'HiS. McJlillSSTON.

COMMERCIAL.

Daily Review of tlie Evantville Wholesale Market. nrricii or Kvanbvii.i e Joi enai, :.L' Wednesday evening, June l.'iJi The dullness in business affidri s:;il continues, and tin-re will doubtless be little change in that resiect for some time to come. The busy season is about over for the present, aud we cannot eipect much improvement until the new crops come in. We note very little alteration in the market since yesterday. Flour continues ijuiet and duil, and the demand for w heat has fallen off slightly, and the price declined, atthough the supply has not been increased. Provisions are a tritle firmer, with a rise of J- a cent in Shoulders and Sides, but the transactions are ail small, aud change in other respects unimportant. Tobacco is perhaps a shade duller, aud more ijuiet, the excess of inferior qualities and the amount of damaged article in market, act .ng w ith a depressing influence. In other respects our quotations remain unchanged. KL0UR. 5 90(a6 bO for Common; 6250 50 for Super, and 6 o0W7 0J for Extra Family; 3 0(g)3 'ib for Super, and i ou for Extra in sacks. Sales limited to supplying the home demand, and to fill out contracts. Wa EAT. Market quiet and duller; 1211(3125 for Red, and 1 M lor V hite. CORN. Market continues active; fair demaad for Prime Shelled in sacks at 56(J$bO for Mixed, and 05 for Choice White. Light demand for Ear at 4fI5. RYE. None in market. OATS. Nominal at 43(5,50. BARLEY. Very dull; SMc; nominal. MALT. Light demand at $1. GR0CERI E3. No chunge. PROVISIONS. Firmer; Shoulders 89; Clear Sides WHISK Y. Dill! and heavy; light sales of Raw at ny&ir-x. EVANSVILLE RETAIL PRICES CURRENT. CORRECTED DAILY BY COOK & LANGLEY, Dealers in all kinds of Fancy and Staple Family Groceries, at the Eureka Baz-mr, No 75 Main st. FLOUR AND FEED I'crk, Flour, extra white wheat FISH ..lO&U per sck of OS lbs.. ,3.l ! Mackerel, No. 1, 12"s .1.80 1 M extra mess. 17 " No. 2,sma!l.2;4 .1.00 Salmon, per lb lo ...50 " smoked 22 jCod, per lb 0 (i Halibut, smoked 15 I2l4! Herring, Bait. Iioe....3"a White Fish, Iresh lake Do. sack or 49 lbs. Corn Meal per bu.... Bran, per 100 lbs.... Corn, per bu GROCERIES Sugar, prime N. 0.. ' A.I. crushed. M powdered Collee, Rio ..1641 per lb 10 " Java 20 Trout, do do do 10 " Mexican 1- PRODUCE RoasteJ 20' Potatoes, old, per bit. ..75 Tea, Imperial 5O(itl.00; " new "....1.40 " Gunpowder. . 75m 1. 50 Beets, per bunch 2J4 loung llysnn.4o(Vi.5l ICarrots, oo 24 noiong laos.suiwailUDioos, an Englisli Break- . L Pieplant, d last i o Lettuce, per head i M' ilassos.reboiled per gallon 'Cabbage, do o(.i5 in; Cucumbers, each Sb& sugar hous . i '.li Peas, p-er peck 35 Baltimore syj up.. 70 Beans, white per qt 5 St. Louis a FRUITS Rice 7 Pearl barley 7 Split peas PROVISIONS ll ims.sug. cur'd canvassed per lb 13 plain lo Shoulders 'Ji 10 Sides, clear 12V'(.iil3 Beef, d'd sugar cur'if 12 Pork, pickled in Butter, prime table.. .20 " for cooking. 15 Cheese, new 12 ' old 15 Lard 12 CUT SI EATS Beef steak, loin per lb. ..9 H round 8 Apples, dried per lb... 814 Peaches, do do 125 Cherries, per qt 15 " dried pr lb 12,' i Currants, per qt 15 " Xante, pr lb 1012 Uasjiberries, perqt 211 Prunes, Ger. per lb. ..12'- " Turkish 12jRaisins, extra ...20 " Cooking No 1 ..15 FLUIDS Alcohol, per gal 75 Ruriiiug fluid, pr gal. 75 Lard oil, per gal 1 10 Coal Oil 90(.1. 1 0 Vinegar, pure cider 20 M ilk, per qt 5 MISCELLANEOUS " roast .Chickens, old, each 25 Iaimt, fore or 8 young dc.....l i " hind or lOjE; gs, per doz Veal, per lb 810(Ic Iier 100 lbs 75 From Washington. Washington', June 12. The Senate committee on finance met to-day, but took no nction on the tariff. Dispatches were received from Mr. McLane to-day, which gtiVe a far more discouraoinff accoant of the prospects of the Liberals than has yet been published. All the recent account oi" their victories appear to have been exaggerated, and it is hardly probable from internal discord and other sources that the Juarez Government can sustain itself even nominailv much longer, I it at all. It is understood that Senor Mata I received substantially similar oitelligence. Col. Forney was before ihe Covode Comj mittee two hours to-day, and is to continue I his testimony to-morrow. It is said to be j of so important a nature that a copy of it i will Le farwarded to the President for exanimation before being made public. The new committee of conference on the Homestead bill meets on tlie 13tn. It is understood that all are anxious to reconcile the diii'ci'euces if possible, without sncriliciug the principles deemed essential in each House. Phi lahklpiua, June 12. The liest informed among the Japanese admit tbe possibility of an insurrection in their country, but dislielievc the report ol' the Tycoon's assaisination. The intelligence is by no meaus wholly discredited, but it has prodined as yet no special effect. About forty of the Japanese were pleasantly entertained this afternoon at the Academy ol' Music. Butch ( i' Meetiutf. At a meeting of the Butchers of the city of Kvansville, held at Frank Felker's, Tuesday evening. June 12th, Fred. Fenchler was elected Chairman, and Theo!ald Kmricfa Secretary. Ob motion, it was Resoleid. That each and every Butcher should turn out on tlie Foui-lh of July on I horseback and participate in the procession. I The tiiiitorin to consist of a white shirt, black pants, black neck handkerchief, and ) a white apron. Resulted. Thai each and every Butcher be accompanied by his whip. Resolved, That ihe Butcher buy au Ox and decorate him and have him leJ in front of the procession. Resolved, That any Butcher or Drover from any neighboring town be cordially invited to participate in the "turn out,'' by I Conforming to the rules and uniform. Resolved. That George Bailen act as marshal for the Butchers on that day, and Paul Herbig assistant marshal. After which, the meeting adjourned, to meet again at the same hour ami place, on Tuesday evening, Jur.e 19th. Tukonalo Ekbigh, Sec y. Thk Richmond Co.wkntion. The Kiuhmoini Convention lias i djourni J to the 21st. This is regarded a a wi.--e move on their part, ns it will check the Douglas movement at lJaltimore. Most of the delegates are accredited to Baltimore, and will visit that city and exercise a powerful outside influence. Cill. Gaz. The New Copbtv. We learn from the Washington Telegraph that the County Ccmmtsetoiiera of Daviess have rejected the jietitions for a part of that county to be struck oil for the purpose of making White River County; also, that the proposition to take on" a part of Daviess county and attach it to .Martin, was lost. I'm. Sun. In lsr.C Fillmore had 22,386 votes in Indiana, aud was supported hy eight or ten newspapers. At this time Bell aud Everett, have not nil organ in the State.

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CHARLES BABCOCK, Importer and Dealer in Coach and Saddlery Hardware, MAIN STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. s;n7.v to.nr hKTK n .r itMM rangements with European and American manufacturers fora direct supply of all goods in my line, I am euabled to offer Inducements, that cannot fail to be to the interest of all engaged in the business to give me a trial. I name in part: axles, springs made of the bt steel; bands, enameled and of all kinds of leather, cloths, linings for carriages, varnishes, castings oi all kinds, saddle trees, English bridle leathers, bits, stirrups, spurs, hames, fine silver hanies of all kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, self-adjusting pa l. Taylor's patent hamc-s, fiy nets, shoe threads, horse blankets, Loudon Girth Webs. American Girih anf Rein Webs, both cotton and worsted; London Welt Skins, a superior article; ivory, gutta pereha and brass lined martengal rings; superior kerseys for horse covers, tbe best quality of carriage bolts, patent gig trees, 4c, Ac. I keep in fact everything appertaining to sitae! branch of the business, and understanding lioth branches thoroughly, we would rcsjiectfully insityour attention la-fore purchasing elsewbeiv. I am also agent for Ward's Patent Spring. Siuhil- . airW ilanr lio;. HKMip TO.ytJi t:s. 4 kegs W. R. Rutter, 200 bush. Irish Potatoes, Just received at apr24 ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY, l,A It O A JU S i ii .M A' Ol. It l It. m V Cheese, 20 boxes Prime New W. R. Cheese, 500 lbs Extra W. R. Butter, 500 lbs Choice Freeh Country, 150 doz Fresh Eggs, Just received at COOK & LANGLEY'S. WW A 1 ti a T T O O S. OMwM 8 8 MM Scythes, Grain do., Cradles, Sneaths, Sick les, Hoes, Rakes, a large stock of different kinds for sale cheap at GEO. S. SON NT AG A CO.S. av r Jtjt 18 HXTHJ ' UTMiTJfl WMKT m CB Flour, in store and tor sale at t lie juuel EUREKA BAZAAR. WHEELER & WILSON'SSEWING MACHINE, . No. 5 First Street, between Main and Leciist. UW9ti OtttiJt TO Tttti PUBLtV WW Wheeler dk Wilson's Improved Sewing Machine at reduced prices, with increased confidence in its merits as tlie best aud most ruliahle family sewing machine uow in use. It sews equally well on the thickest or thiuest fabrics; makes the hick stitch impossible to unravel, with tho essential advantage of being alike on both sides, forming no ridge or chain on the under side ; is simple in construction, more speedy in movement, and more durable than any other machiie. We give full instructions to enable the purchaser to sew ordinary seams, stitch, hem, fell, quilt, gather, bind, and tuck, all on the same machine, aud warranted for three years. We also keep on constantly baud afull assortment of Singer's machines. Circulars containing testimonials of the above machines, from persons of the highest standing East and West, giving prices, Ac, w ill be furnished gratis, on application in perso.: or by letter. feb91v F. M. SELLMAN. German and French Nigkt School. rtrutK ujy'tiJBitsiajy-tiit .host fitiM. ejiectfiilly bes leave lo inform Lis friends aud the public in general, that he hai opened a night school for the instruction of the French and German languages. Being a graduate of a European University, and a teacher of practice and experience, which he has become by exertion during a number of years, hv hopes to satisfy all those who may entrust themselves or be entrusted unto his care, aud begs the patronage of his fellow-citizens. Also, young clergymen and students of the gospel, are requested to take notice of his lessons in tlie Hebrew language. For particulars, apylv to Rev. Uli. SI. DELBANCO, Professor of Ancient and Modern Languages, First St., rearof Beb Ill's Commercial College. may2-3md BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY, 35 JTtain Strut. AM to J. . Butcher, would respectfully give notice that they umimfacnire to onter, !! have constantly on hand, all kinds of Bott and Shoes, for Ladies', Gents, and Children wear. Having reuleiiidied their .stiK-k of Kastern work, they art prepared to well hh low as any boMQ in this city t-n-aed in the rt-tail trade. None hut Philadelphia workmen uro employed in this establishment. I'leate ivo ua a call. I. M. CCKKEV V Cu. mayl-'im fUWZ St KJT CWTY TOBACCO C W-J TOKY. The undersigned having engaged i the Tobacco Buiaess, with the purpose of supply i :. if possible, the w ants uf the home market, 1 am now- p spared to offer a wdl elected stock oi mannfactr vi Tobacco from Hteviri, Kentucky, aud Tern. fiit e Leaf, in Vounds, Fives, Halve, fc.ights, iu' ,t arters, in any desired package. Terms liberal, ami acceptable discount for Cash purchases, but no salt less than tire boxe. A. OUNMRTS, jy28 No. HI Main stleft, Kvansville, hid. . J. COisBVHJVS CO. Wiiti-r street, threw doora above Main. III a. 3!a WE are i:nu-manufacturing Veils' Patent Folding Spring Ke.l, the test and most convenient now iu use, ai it can be moved or handled without any trouhle. Gail and examine them. iani) .TV. , O.y H.fJS'tl J.'It I IltiTtiHHIXED TO SUCCEXI) GEOHGE THORNHILI, takes pleasure iu inoriiiin his old customers that in tlie quality and style of his work, he flatters himself he cannot be excelled. He may still be found at the corner of Second and Main streets, where the choicest Haruess and Saddles of every description cau be obtained on the best of terms. &tff Kepairing done with neatness aud dispatch. Second-hand Harness ilwaja on hand. jel

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CO-PARTNERSHIP. mw Ajyrn Jt. j ii i.k iti.w iu vtsra BE purcha-ed from B. H. Brommelhans, (tornierlv of the firm of B. Nurre t Co.) hall ot tbe Saw-Mill at the upjier part of the city, that establishment will hereafter be carried on by the undersigned, under the firm and style of Ahlenng ic Brommelhans. The mil! will continue to fill all orders for Lumber promptly and with care. Orders solicited. api21-dtf AULERING BUOMMKLUAUS. Carpet ,sf.' .irk iti:ct:t t .ytj .r i.j WW ger stock of Carpets, Rugs, Oil cloths, Curtain good. both Swiss and Tlainask Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Sheetings, and house furnishing goods generally, than we have ever received. Also, a large retail stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Trimmings, Notions, Hosiury, Gloves, Lace Mantillas, shawls, a nice assortment of Marriaiae and Cocheco prints, Hoop Skirts 25 jier cent, cheaper than last year, Bo;,s' wear Cotton, Linen aud Woolen Ladies Dress Goods nice assortment. Also, Ihe Embryo Cotton Varus Call at J. OAKLEY SON'S, j,prT No. 0 First tieet. rsn aft i,.t Kd hst Ton jinn xs. O TABLISH MENT IN THE STATE. & r ...... toil.: ; - :' -riiKti.' ';'.v m -Ik P. Fendrieh & Brothers, Would respectfully inform the citizens of fwaasville and vicinity , that they have a larger stock of Tobacco, Seyars, Snttff, Pipes, and Ger man Smoking lobacco, Than any two eslabli-.biiieiits of our prm cities. Hotels and store-keepers, look to your Intel Before purchasing elsewher e, please exalnint large assortment, which v.e pledge "ii'ioii" b at the lowest Baltimore wi. . and !. ap. r .ipi St-fl tile. I. can be bought in Cincinnati or lmisviile; All we ask is, that you shall call aud judge lor ourselves. We oiler any of the above at wholesale or retail. Our establishment is a branch of tli well known extensive Baltimore Tobacco Wa e'lon-c ol Jus. Fendrich J- Pros., No. 155 Forest .-tr?et. F. 1TCKDRICH Jt liKOS.. Main st., 1 door aoove First, oct-4 Evausville, I ml . teTT;.nUJT Of- Ttiti Jtt-'Fltlis of the Sbcdu rv Insiuance Coiii-ANV, DctoU-r l, iS5y ASSETS. Cash on hand Cash in Contineutul Bank, awaiting Investment Cash in Bank Commonwealth Oi'ill 4o ,.V-'P ,1!7 Total 595WI 'J7 Bank Stocks M shares Uank Commerce ft " Aui'n Ex. Bank !' " liii) " Bank New York " 14- " B'k N. America tl Iha parval. ?-21,5(Ni worth 22,734 ii Temporary Loans secure' i by tl.isis U. S. Coupon Bonds and 25 shares Uesoltite Fire Insi.raiice Compauy Pj,.;isi no Bonds ami H ortgages being first lien, .40f,16f (Ml l'reniiums uncollected tfiUi Si Accrued Ins. ou Bond and Slortgages ,v Temporary Loans 0,7i4 7a Balance due from Agents 19 B9 Total Capital Stock. Surplus e.'lUS'Jl 80 ', Ml 44, Sill o Sol I, '01 l No Liabilities. JOSEPH WAI.REK, Pi K. L. IIayuock, Secretary. -s't STATE OF XEW YORK, I CITY A COUNTY OF NSW YOKE. rcrsonally appeared before me this '2'Jih day of November, A. i. ltitt'J, Joseph Walker, President, and Richard L. Haydock, Secretary, of the Security Fire Insurance Company, of the City of New York, And severally nllirmed that the within statement by them subscribed is correct and true to the best of Iheir knowledge and belief. THOS. L. THORNKLL, Commissioner for the State of Indiana, in New York. This Company lets complied with the law ot Indiana concerning Insurance Companies, and is prepared to take risks in the City of Evausville and Vanderburgh county, lad E. II. SA1UN, A:'-ut, declG S7 Mail, street. To the Public. fit Mill rJl&T WWTiJM MJMM SPXIAO j JSi wo far, have heen very wet ones, causing many j of onr rive re t( overHow their hanks, h:n k ug P the water in tli" rerks and h:tyons. tfcn 1 Ilodiug to a couniderable extent the bottom land ; wlien the rivers recede, whidi may he. ox- i pected soon, then the bufga surface of decaying veg- l etahlo matter txptaai to the scorrhinir rays of thf ! summer fiiin, produces the malaria, which prove.ho fatal in its course, sweeping whole States, aud j sparing neither age nor NX in it conqueriu march. A It -r a residence of more than twenty yearc the middle anil Southern States, we think we hare I discovered a BwMcfM which, to a certain extent, U a preventative of the attacks ( bilims lever mm, Xc, and as arch we recommend our Jlagnlia i Whisky. e wish the iiiihljr t umlerAtaiMi tliat we are rfj-rrr the us of stront: Liiors ua not ft a beveratre- 'f nt', ami :tl wa vs have been, opposed to their being used in that way, but it people will ue them as such, let them huve by all means a pure articl. that w!!t krep thein in health, aud 1- iigtheu Inntrad of alhurtecriasj tiieirlies. We pioptse to sell always pure and unadulterated Liquors for me.li' inal DUllwaisi, aud 1 little for the ttotaach's sake, if required, and will challenge an inspection by the beat clu-miMs in this or any ntifer count t v, to find iiuy iuipm ity or adulteration iu the whisky brandt-d by us, nAIUs X Howe's Mwuolia.1 It in warraated, as it is distilled from the corn, rye, or wheat, with a slight adilitiuti of g6aJ I cistern water. We have no doubt many pnraotMl have been ruined in heilth, 1 f not actOalljr kill d, py ( drinking bad whisky, the greater the reason tliat ! Aliis &. iiowes' ure Magnolia shfuild be in genj jral use. Just rsjsaiTfifl and in store lor nale lo J- apas asf'l jtraavdirs luldj freiu ;i to flT7 Y' g-(l-I )2 y.. pipes do told) from 3 to $7 V -';l4 pipes Holland (Jin; 3 pnnciieoii- old Rom. BffJH ALUS ft DOWn. Water st. JDJELJE2&& PliVTSOU It 'MItJ 8Tlt,ti JOW OUT is second to none in beautj' and symmetrical proporti ms. Lovers of a comfortahle, good-looking, fun- and aaraMa Hat will be sure to gal suite. 1 a&d fitted. Urine iu your orders, gentlemen. French Felt &Cassimere Hats, Always on band aud made to order ol any -!... ur The Cricket and Zouave Hat, .lust reiuruing late laehioa for Spring ! Sniomer. WOOL AND FUR HATS of every imagisablc aiiape, color and quality. Straw Goods. An immense stock, b uj.ht low will bell at 1 corresponding figures. CAPS, CAPS. j A very lar.- stock on hand all the latest stvh s. MISSES' FANCY HATS. ; Thu hest ever seen in the city. Infant, Boys' & Youths' Hats, j Au endless variety for Spring and Summer VAniKU .v BABOON N I KB, apr4 30 Main -treet. 0VV1N G AN D THRTSH IN G M -A. O II INES. sir. i it ft: x vo., ti i-jt.vs VIIM,K, M- lud , an al for the Mtmrtag Machines, which are the most approved patents now iu use. Reapers and Mowers. V. A. Wood's I niprovod Mower, V.. Ball's Chainpion Beanar and Mower, " Self liaker, van Harvester, Kentucky Harvester, Iluckeye Mower, R, Ball's Ueapurand Mower. Threshing Machines. Kallstou's Improved Thresher, Pitt's Patent ThivBher, Moffltt's ' " iuay22-ly

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'X.ttHHiJ't8' band We can also furnish TK t;K SCALES ut aajl pacify. 1'beae Scale nre frum tlie muuuiiu lry " E. T" FAIRBANKS .f- CO., St. Johiisbiirgj v-i nioiit. Every Seal-is e.'ed anrl soirrd: sr,d war. ranleu correct, mr irBiuiiwui.w, c ion thousands of persons using then, ii GUN Bitot ;b d Co., Ag-nis, IU,V24 V';.ler -treet. Kv.l.s-.il-e. HOI.'I'T.A Nl) H GERMAN DICiHBG Ttfi: f.t.'KAi STAND A a P ft E M R ti I ft. of the pre.-:-lit aie have ci;iiiii -i lla'ir glM fti nlaritv oolvAto'd 1 rearC trial. i.l.oei.dG E R M A y l iettt l- isfT: ' ! r Liver f!)Main't9, !-:! ;.vi:i I i: Sii ndice, RerVeui "s, and all (HftMt .r weakness of h BekMity, Piarising from stomach and aa,.' of th.1 K i i (lisori! -l-i- I !o ligeslive !:.:tl I WILL I'O- 1 1 : v Hiiimu i'ecei-, 4 -Am. r I.-- - ,e See our Aiioanac for proof Prtj e ocls J JtOOFI.ASl' ItA tA MIC vii. I. posn jvr i v CUE COlU) I A 1. Conghi lids. or iloaist i.e..,.. L.i 1 li 1 1 is. a ua lolisimplioii , g 4.UO S ' I IT onaa. Croup, Pneumonia, Ii and has performed tin- ni"-! knov. n of 00 X F I R M V. I CO N S IT M PT'HN As a Piarrhir-a c-i -Ka! it is urn ipiuled. IrWi Ii cents per bottle. UOOFLAM) S GERMAN J'JLJ.. being well-known throughout Jairop aud Ame c.in need no commendation Bora. They aropnre vcgiial'le, are prepared w ith great exactuess ai . sugar-coiite!. !To better Cathartic I'ill can i found. Price 25 ceiit- per box. These madjeinea are prepared by Dr. C. M. JicK so ; & Co., Philadelphia, I'a., and St. Louis, Mo and are sold by druggist and dealers iu medicine everywhere. The ftigaatnre of C. 31. Jackson vil be ou the oulsido of each bottle cf Lox. In our Et-crj7?-i"';' A jnaac," published aintially, you will find teatinxo&J and connneiidator notices fnim all parts of the country. These iunn aacs arc given away by !'ib-iira;vub. BBW.IKR OF COUHTBIUTKITB. See that yon get nooflarid e German Huters, pre pared by Dr. C. M. Jackcnii, Philailelphin, Pa., a that his signature ison tho nrappor of each botMi Keller A; White, Agents for Evausville, 1 ml. Lcich J; Carlstedt, do do do dec9 JT ttO ti-tiS, 'JtTtiR NT., 'JM door alaive Vim-, sole MaaWautm ar i of the Jelebrated Magnolia Whisk; rtF F.VANSV1LT.K, IJ--A1J killdr of Il-tn:etti, i a I ax'e supply uf Old ai Ky. ttd Momn;rH.h ta Vi-kv, tKl. MsjMNrsj and c id Choice Bourb AUl-dJtW REMO T7"A3Li ! rmm-i t t: uitijsm:u wnil ms re?ipertni!Ty Info'rm their fi iendn and the pi lie tresnmilT, that thev havn rem- ved their oil i and store to their dW l-nildirn h tiriH iffnet, th oi-rs almve fine street, near the toiinilrv. wle i thev will lw al io lo .rive more prompt ntleotl io the oid -r-1. 1 lii-'ir eustoroers. A large h4 stoves til lie sold finf ai r:a ft, at whalmuiTe prii in outer io close i.nt the (Kick. dee.-. KRATZ IIKILMAK CIIUIsl IAN KB ATX WH. HI'ILM. KRATZ & KEILMAN. CITV KfiTMHtV ! MAXI'F A CT IT ItKlf AM) I'.I'ILDEKH OKSTW EN'iJNKS AMI ISt'iLKi:.-, raw ami Grist Mill M.n hlnry. Tohappo HcW" Gammrac Machines. I hitt'SK- in:; ar ain- M ills, l I-. i , i ii i. Alackinea, .' . . . KVAN II, I K, INP 7 VIE PMOPSIETVnS OP THE CITV inlj dry he;; leave to inform tlieir frio'ids and1 public iu Keueral, that tle-y are presn ed to do kinds of . MACniNK AMi riMrJTTIG VOTIli, and everything appertaining to the Foandrj hi nes. Thej are mannjacturing team Enuinks a BtHkfaj of any siy.e aud power required. Saw W .M . hinery ami Mill Gearing of any size ; Ui-I lei-y and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Uu misg Mai hi lies, ThraiiUiug Machiws, Matt Mil Qoraepe w'era, Coru-niieJlers, Machinery af ail k.ie made nnd repaired. Irou and Brass Cntin;; every description, Iron Hoiiselionts, Cellar tirnl Ac. (Vioking and lieati'ic Stovasaf the lab's t i proved patterns; Hollow Wire, Dog Irons, Ac. BAJ&WKR8, UISTiLLEKS, KECTIJUKKS, Ac Supplied with every ilwillailini of Goppvr a Sheet Iron Work, lii ev, inn lvettles, Kefrigorati. AilouiMirators, tpares, Siiliiiends and Worms au impioved principle, (aiiuiiins lor Alcohol 6ti Veast Juk-i, Gans, Syphons, .vc.; I'opper, Lead a irtm I'tpe; iJopja-r, ftlniaaand iron I'uinjis ol avi variety, for beer, spirit, oil, .i-c: llrass Caaka a Valves. Meant Whistles, :. Workmen sent to all ai ls lo lit up w. rk and repairs on Sto.uu Bcf tera, Guapaa and SliKet li Work, dx. 01. 1) .MKTAI.fi UOL'GHT. Ihey ai-o dealing in and Nellii, Aden's Improi Sti am Gauge, Wn ught i ivn wel led Biaaaaiid I bi ug, Hiram Ilopkiiut' Itnprovetl Smut M.-.chi Stephen Hii'ihes' i'iour Separators, OfJTnan R ingt'Ioth, Giibi l.'.'s i. Heltinic.'l'a. -king. Il.se, ,i ot the beat kind; 'J'inpla'e, Sbeet Int.. l'.loi k I Pis; Iron, Bauii Mel il. Spelter, i ii Rcick. 'I'hey have ev.-ry nvctlily or Hie bi-t Maeliim anil workmen, and v ill give i.i! a'orjt antrusbwi them, their individual atteiifion, filling imJi promptly, ararraoting their work, aud are satinf with reaaonabla lirici ... "Olc an.! Sal V., m. Hp- B0 Main stl Fonm'.ei y, Uoilcr Ifard aad Marnian Baop on Pi Btreat, between Virst iumI sjcuii l atree:, fciaiTille. 1 uuiana. lac' ir V. HUGHVat, In Main street, Evansviilo :t8 crates assorted, for the Country Trade imTr ban

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