Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 250, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 June 1860 — Page 4

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TRAVELERS' GlIDE. Kvansvllle & Crawforttsville DEFARTIBC8. Accommodation Train C. Mail Train ABB1VALS. Hail Train iM P Accommodation 9LS0 H. St earner Regular Packets. FOR CAIRO. Chariit Bokii K'hym Tuesdays and Saturdays at I o'clock if. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays at night. tor Um ili Di sbar leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 12 o'clock M. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and .Saturday, at night. FOR I.OIISVII.LE. Grky Eacle leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at C o'clock P. M. Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays in the afternoon. Bracelet leaves Mondays at 8 o'clock a. m., and Thursdays at 6 p. M. Arrives Thursdays and Sundays in th afternoon. FOR OREEX K1VER. Boats leave every day for points on Green River. The Li'E Kaye makes thre? trips per week to South Carrolton and Pond Kiver. Masonic Gem leaves for Bowling Oreen Mondays and Thursdays at f o'clock v. jr. Arrives Thursdays and Sundays in the forenoon. There is regular daily communication wtth TIennrssoN and fi twin bom by hont and land conveyance. lEtl-VEIR. ITEMS. STEAMBOAT REGISTER. FBOX G r. M. SATURDAY TO C P. X. MONDAY. ARRIVED, P. B. Carapbell.B. Green: Woodford, Lou : Bay City, Pitts Prairie Bose, Sr. Louis: So:theruer, Memphis: Fred Tron, Cin : Donbar, Paducah: E. M. Fairchild, N. O.: Masonic Gem, B. Green: Republic, Lou.: Marengo Union, Bowling Green: liazel Dell, Nash.: Lue Eaves, Green River. Atlantic, Lou.: Bracelet, Lou.: Gen. Pike, Lou.: Pittsburg. DEPARTED. Bay City, St. Lonis: Southerner, Louisville: Ered Tron, St. Louis: E. H. Fairchild, Lou : Bepublic, Meniphis: Gen. Pike, .Memphis: Marenso, St. Louis: Woodford, N. O.: Prairie Rose, Cin. Union, Lou.: Hazel Dell, Pitts.: Atlantic, N. O.: Bracelet, Lou.: Dunbar, Paducah: B. Campbell, B.Greeu: Lue Eaves. Green Hive BOATS LEAVINO TO-DAY. Gr?y Eagle, Henderson and Louisville. Charley Bowen, Cairo. ——— ......The <Weather>, yesterday, was un- pleasantly warm. The River is receding rapidly, and business is dull. ......The favorite, <Charley Bowen>, the regular packet for Cairo—the only Evansville and Cairo packet—leaves to-day at 12 o'clock. "A word to the wise,'' &c.— secure your passage—pile on your freight. ......The Louisville and Henderson packet, <Grey Eagle>, will be down and return to Louisville at 6 o'clock this evening. She is the only regular packet going up the river to-day. Her passenger accommodations are unsurpassed by any boat on the Western Waters. ......It is reported that Mr. Duncan has sold one-fourth of the Henderson packet <Grey Eagle>, to Gosen Taylor, of Troy, Ind., a successful flat-boat pilot. ......The <Masonic Gem, D. B. Campbell> and <Lue Eaves> left for Green river yester- day, with fair trips. ......The Pittsburg tub, <Marengo>, came down yesterday loaded to the guards and towing a big barge, also well laden. She had proceeded but a short distance after leaving the wharf, when she went through some queer maneuvers, which seemed to indicate something wrong on board of her. She first stopped her engines, drifted in toward the mouth of Pigeon Creek, then headed up stream, and afterward reversed her engines and "propelled backward" down the river, then righted again and steamed away. ......The huge <City of Memphis>, which passed down last Sunday night, had two thousand tons of freight on board. She could not have carried another pound, as her guards were under water. Last winter the <Maria Denning>, it is said, carried fifteen hundred tons at one time, and the immense <Magnolia> passed this point with eighteen hundred tons, said to have been the biggest freight ever before carried by one boat. At the rate of twenty-five cents per hundred, a low figure, the <Memphis> ought to clear six or seven thousand dollars on the round trip, even if she comes back without a pound of freight. Let the small-fry steamboats grow bigger!—<Memphis Avalanche>. ......The following is from the Cairo correspondence of the Louisville <Courier>: The <Diana> reports only seven feet on bars to Louisville, and Ohio filling fast. She rubbed at the following bars, drawing seven feet five inches: Scuffletown, French island, Sisters, Caseyville, Cottonwood, and Cumberland, with seven feet on each, and falling rapidly. She also reports plenty of freight in the Ohio. The Mississippi is still rising to St. Louis. The Ohio is rising here, owing to backwater from the Mississippi. The steamer <P. B. Cheeny>. Cairo and Columbus Railroad packet, broke one of her shafts this morning. The <Post Boy> takes her place again until she is in running order. ......The <Republic>, from Louisville, passed down on Sunday evening, towing the dismantled hull of the once magnificent <Eclipse>, the wonder of the Western waters, the like of which we may never look upon again. She is being taken to Memphis to be turned into a wharf-boat. "To what base uses must we come at last! '' After conducting this remnant of former grandeur to the end of her last voyage, the <Republic> will return and lay up for the present at Cairo. ......The wreckers have gone to work on the sunken coal-boat which went down some weeks ago on the other side of the river, and will soon have her cleared out of the way. ......The steamer <Aurora> passed up about 10 o'clock last night, with a hcavy trip, and towing a well-loaded barge. She had on board the machinery of the dismantled <Crescent>, which is now lying at Napoleon, and will be converted into a wharf-boat. The machinery is to be put off at New Albany. ......Officer Bligh, Saturday morning, received a dispatch from Cincinnati, stating that Mr. H. C. Estes, a passenger on the <Telegraph No>. 3, had his state-room entered, on the up trip of the boat from this city, and was robbed of $500. There was no clue to the thief, and a reward of $250 was offered for his apprehension.—<Lou. Cour>. ......The huge <John Simons>, it appears, was not sold as reported. ST. LOUIS, June 25, P. M.—River about stationary, having risen 4 inches, yesterday. About 15 feet full to Cairo. Receipts by River. KG GrA.N", er. FROM BOWLlMi PER SlKAMkr Masoxic Gem. 2i hbds picks, I. A. Crane & Co. tohnr-co, 1 box Receipts by Usllroad. jQDe lloth, I860 16 sacks flour, Cbr. Thienian; I chest, owner cars; 50 bbls whisky, I. A. Crane; 1 utt.ng hot, 'i. H. Cook, 1 car load chickens, I Nixon; 1 bid greaso. Decker A Kramer; 2 piece" cistno', Uc;i7 A Haney; 13 bags meal, owner ou train; 1 box U -hacco, I". Feiidridi Br.s ; boxes 1'. jWMjW Schmidt & Stark: 1 bbl meat, Wm. Koley, S erburgh, lnd.; bbl apr-.es, t?orensort & '.; 2o pair spriui;. Cna. Babcock ; SH4 bush wheat, Srerne A Co. A. L. -iUEAMiB, Agent

INSURANCE.

CO PEL AND & NEXSEN, O 312 INT 2BJ XliLL ill OFFICE: SAVINGS BANK, JJO. 1 FIRST STREET, EVANS VILLE, i.VU., UK J'(t V F R H I'JHKlt TOTJKK WM. P.isks and issue Policies iu several of the eldest and most reliable Insurance Companies of the United States. STollKS, STOCKS, DWELLINGS, MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES, insured at the most favorable rate MARINE AND INLAND NAVIGATION Kisks taken on FLAT-BOATS, BA RGES, STEAMBOATS and their CARGOES. Also, applications received for LIFE INSURANCE. Combined Capital Represented, over $4,000,000. iEtna Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus S2,Ou0,00ti Phoenix Insurance Compa ny, Martiora, uonn., Capital and Surplus 0O,00O Manhattan Insurance Co., New York. Capital and Surplus 400,000 American Exchange Insurance Co., New York, Capital and Surplus 200,000 Rising Sun Insurance Co., Indiana, Capital and Surplus. ano.otw Merchants' Insurance Co., Hartford. Conn., Capital and Surplus, S200.000 iEtna Life Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus 800,000 COPELAND ft NEXSEN, Agents. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE INSURANCE CO. Incorporated 1810 Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL 81,500.000, ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED. Net Surplus of 8942,181.72, j And 11m prnftige f l v ' mrtol and oxporivnev. IPWAKDS OP $1 1,000, OOO Of l'i(Ken haw boen pant ty th Kt ua tDMTBBCe j Ct'inpjiny in tin mhM 40 years. Th valuta of Tt'lial'lt IiittiiiH.net' will lie ujtpui-'Mt from i lu followiu.; LOSS K 8 l' AID It Y TH E A-. T N A nrki-Vti 1 1' i. cast rivic yuuu luohio s:v,2o.si In Mi.higati tt.iS.OI3 Kl 44S,:i27.4l 97.549.21 In Wisconsin, 106,965.07 In Kentucky, (it,a.'!n.40 Missouri :t8l,M.H Iowa A inn. lfM.Ki'j.-ir. In Indiana,... In Illinois.... Tennessee, Kaunas Neb Ark. ,t (Ja ... 19,945.77 23.945.0 IVun'a A V.. SI J09 K"2 ) :--ippi and AlatMtnut,...$52,412.J8. Fire and Inland Niivigation Iti.ks acct'pled at tc scon-:stent with solvency and -r pr'';.r. I-lttpet-Uit at'.eiUitm iju to iMsaaMs. f Jj HFLLlXiS and Vontei t. . . term if 1 to t asrt. The solid service I rg ' AiecwMutly tried, and th - many adva..taises tlie -Etna Inaoraure Company poa sesses in its I toe, fthouid not be overlooked by those ready to insure and understanding their best illtelest, nrtrinf-Titiiniriit Umin"' the necessity (br reliable Insurance becomes an imperative duty the I ability of property owners to sustain loss being then much kaMAMv. I Agenciei in all the primipal cities and towns I throughout the State Pnlirie issued v irbout dei lay, by any of the duly authorised Acents ol the I Company. ::.)" loisiu. -s attended to w ith dospalch und : MiHty. CUPKLAND At NEW EN', Agents, ray2 Savings Bank Kuibliug, First St. BY STATE AUTHORITY. INTKEASE OF CASH CAPITAL. PHCENIX COMM. HARTFORD. CONN. 1EVVTFI TO 1 NSl' R A XCE KXCLUS! V RLY. FIRE CHARTER PERPETUAL. Cash Capital, Cash Assets - $400,000 - $547.712.HG S. L. LOOMIS, I'rest. II. Kbui Branch Ojlice, .".1 .j' 33 U". Third St., cinnali. 1'. May ill, Genera! A yen I. Cin-aSff-Agents iu all tie the Lnion.ia princ il Cities and Tow us LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. rje"Applications received, pclleics issued and uewed, and all besiues pi-rtainn g to the ag-ucy promptly attended to. Also applications received tor Lit- Insurance, in the -Etna Life Insur ince Co , of Hailf t 1, Conn. Capita! and surplus ov.-r Jfl.ll'ili. CoVKLANl' d- N.XSEX. Agents, offi. o. on Fir-t St., bet. Main and Syc, in Savjres B.ink Building. EXCLUSIVELY FIRE INSURANCE EVANSVILLE AGENCY. MANHATTAN FIRE IN81 HAXCE COMFY, tfo. t; IV nil St.. Sin fork. o o o o o Cl g Ph J u W CO CO w CO c ci XII o o o INCORPORATED, WM. PITT l'ALMFli. Pr, ASLKEV.' i. SMITH. Swwtary. pmprTOB.s : L821. W. P Psliuel. Samuel '. Molt, Kufus L. Lord, Wm. F. Mott, Mm. W. Kox, Kdwin D. Morgan, Kichard Tigl., Thomas Barron, Botwrt B. Minrurn. Thomas W. hemH She This staunch eld i Peter OkAsper, Henrv Kll-wortb. Augustus W. Ward Jsmcs t 'idles, Sidney Mason, M..s, s Tayl.u, L. S. Snare John Caswell, .fubii Stewar I, .lolin C. liroen, B. Crocker, mpany having fulls oompli 1 with the laws of this Slate, continue It, insure 1 be safer classes of property . Ajj.iinst Losb or DaniHp bv Fire, I At rates as low as other drt ctsesjVloi k Companies 11 I Their notioieM are besl irom terhniialities, thus I avoiding litiff ion. hat ini' had onh I'lie law suit , lfnrj,, hnsiuess of THIBTY- VINK VKAkS. 1'artii ular attention girtn to the hmssmnce ol KAK.M PK'.iPKBTY. ISKLATh.U IdVKLUMlS, and their Kl'KNfi DUE Fsmties issue.l toe the erni of Mt ill It KK or KI VE I EABS. , i: 1 - . s . .pin il l v adjusted and promptly pedd n Cash at this Agency. COPELAND & NEXiEN, Agents.

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STEAMBOATS

11EGULAR PACKETS. JHU- Bowline ,iei-u Lmti-d States Mail Packet, MASONIC GEM, Captain J.J. Pnitm Ai.f. II. Edwards. Clerk. Leav Evausville Mondays and Thuradays at o f. M. L aves Bowling Creeu Wednesdays and Saturdays, at S A. M , making close connections at Kranaville with the Louisville and Branvrille and PadncaTb Mail line, and tile Evan-vi!le d- CraWfordsville Kail Koad, and at Bowline (Jre'ii WttTt th" Louisville si i Nashville Kail Koad. For freight or passage apply on hoard r to juiielf. JNO B. HALL. Agent. day Mail IV.cket, UKACELEI', ( apt. AFt'KKY, leaves EvansMiie every .iiouuay morning at 8 o'clock and every Thursday at 6 p. M. DSS- The steamer Bracelet will give through receipts for tobacco and other produce destined for tue. Eastern cities, or the Baltimore und Ohio Kailroad. Apply ou board or to JOHN B. HALL, juneP-dtf No. 2 Water street. EVANSV1LLK AM) LOUISVILLE U. S. MAIL PACKET, C3r r oy !E3 agle. W. II. DANIELS, Capt. S, P. IIali.iday, C'erk. JLj Tursday and Saturday at t o'clock p M. Keturninir. leaves Lutiisville eTerr Monday and Fri.l ay at 4 o'clock p. M. I mm l nrougu isuis oi canine: win oe given ior j Tobacco or other freight to Baltimore or New York ; at as low rates it not lower than by any other route. Passengers or freight takn at packet-boat rates j for any point on the Ohio Kiver or on Green Kiver. ftrt The passenger nrconitnodatious of the Grey Eagle are unsurpaed by any boat upon the Western waters. Apply on uoaru or 10 jvr:ii i. ji.i i.i., june7-iltf No. 2 Water street. Ttrjj tty-iJs J;J, rMmBlMM JUVM JCj CAIKO KEGlTLAR PASSEN . GEK PACKET, CHAKLE V BOWEN, (jrlJ Dexter, Master, leaves Evans ville aBiiaEaeL Tuesday aud Saturilay, at 12 o'clock M., arriving at Paducah at 6 o'clock, A. M., Cairo at 12 o'clock, M., Wednendav and Saturday. Returning, loaves Cairo erery Wednesday and Sunday, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Smithland every Thursday and Monday, at 9 o'clock, A. M., connecting at Evansville with the Evansville and Crawfordsville U. It., and Packets for Green River. Also, connecting at Siuithlnnd wi?h Cumberland River Packets : at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and St. Louis Packets. Tickets can be obi,.,ned on board the boat for all Eastern ' 'lies. sept23 V-i.V I'll. I. Mi MJ V A C, K K -The fine steamer M'NB.VK. Giis. Fowler, master, leaves Evansville every Mondav. Y eanesuay, anu hriilay, ut 12 clock al. Leaves Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 'J o'clock A. M. Connecting at Evansville with the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railroad for all points North and East, with packets for Louisville Greeu, and Wabash rivers. At Padncah with pack ets for St. Louis, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail bouts foi Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river. WyBiisiness promptly attended, and charges for freight and passage, same as charged by the regular packet. Through bills of lading given to New Orleans and all points on the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers auglS M, OH SOUTH M' POND RIVER. The elegmit passenger st amer LUE EAVES, 4rT McDonald, Master, T vyi.ok. Clerk. ifrf,'i Pirn will make regular tri-weekly trips M South Carrolton arid Pond Kiver, leaving ou Mondays, Wi-dnusdays and Fridays. For freight or pas-age, apply on board. de2)tf FORWARD'G & COMMISSION. NEW ARRANGEMENT. Tho Adams Express Company respectthlly announce to their friends and patrons, the public of Evansville and vicinity, that, w ith increased facilities for the transportation of FHEJGHT, I' A O RACE B . MONEY A A' V VALUABLE B, They solicit a continuance of former favors. Especial care taken in the collection of Bills, Drafts, 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 the business, at their Oflhe on FirBt street, between Main ai.il Locust, opposite the Post Office de 1 G II FISH. A?ent. Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. G. G'BXLEir & Co. P. COMMISSION M KK:iIANTS. S-i iHl Aa'iitn for tho PENN. CENTRAL KAILROAI); tint roimertici!', over which wo MM mithori'.! to Itii throwgli nedptfl ut th lowest powrttl ikib Huvinif h iiKtini ittl h M' hart (.uit at tbt- ) imtiii. Um ImgMt Mi the Ofcki liivr, ait'uj' ot Btotiu-; MMl itnitfctini: 1 1 WH IkbiIIki liHhh to tlmuhf Irt-iii exionr. W0 ar- prcpHre-.l t- t.u ilitat the -iisti- l' "i all imiliiii'iilii. Em wai u.-tl to our onrci by either RfVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. PurticutJir attfiitiiKj MsMl to UM'eiviiir, Storing mnI IforwanttrnXfj ..-. tu the Sale of any Produce, tr otbev irop-rty, MMurigMd t us forMUoMMl s.tiisOiUo rml txt-nsive Wureowe on Water street, rijotufog the Ttlt-riiiih, mid on tin' Wharf Inat, when wi- art' t' he foBftd, Rttending t tin Lntereetfl of our patrou3 at all lionrn, day ami night. With our suinTior faoilitii-s; lonjc stainliug ; untiring enerjry ; and knowledge of our business, wo feel confident of gi ing general Batirtfactioii, anc hope to merit a continuance of the extensive patronape we are now i-ujoying. Libvral audi advaiires will be Ruule on allconsinmentH to eitlior ourselves or convsiioudents iu any of the principal market, North, Keel or South. P. C. O'RILEY & CO. WMM lW 4f j2 IH JftJiJmt ktiCtilV. MM I NO, rORWAKDING ANT QKNBKAL COM MISSION MERCHANTS, Ajrent tr Kauawha Salt Company, ICe llle, Indiana. We have formed a co-partnership un.ler the style of Hrown .V Aikmn, and offer our scrvic- in the caparity ap et forth in our curd aboTt. We are fully prepared to wxteud everv facilitv to Hhipprs. dther by CANAL, HIVEK,or ItAIl,IUA1, and a-? rj thetu that their inlert ist fh i'i tf faiti.tnlly repreM.Mited, should they be pleaid to favf.r os with their patronage. (.rtice und Warehouse on th corner t-f MeJn et. and tin- t anal. WM. UK.-WN, W. M. A! KM AN', Late of Howard .t Brown. Lato of KOSTKK, A Cc. jani2-tf BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. rni; j ithv mzt; a above Hoad. and are givii. tieighrto all the Eastern cities. rr a. II ts of tl through receipts ou 1 at as low rates as bv my other line Goods sent to 1 our care for transhipment will be forwaroed with promptness and dispatcfi. For all information address GEO. r06TCB Js COr, Ag'ts, Cor. Locust st. and Canal, Evansvilie, Ind. mar9 St. Charles Saloon. NEW P KO F fl I ETORSH I P A N ENTIRE RE-ORGANIZATION". S&KSSBS. HJ.fl.1l KB it ItBMJFUSS, fM. from New Oi kaiie, have purchased the ST. UBABLKt) SALOON", on First street, nearly opposite the Tost Ohice, and have refitted it in an elegant and attractive style. The new proprietors have had long experience as keepers of fashionable and popular Bcctanrants iu New Orleans, and they will endeavor, In their new bou..'e, to eoenninu nil the elegancies and luxuries of Northern und Southern Kestaurats in the ST. CHARLES. They have brought a large and complete stock ef choice Li.piors from New Orleans, which rbey eoHneteel with care during their business in that city. Their connections and nfinintintnsjcei iu that cttj w ill enable t hem to obtain the ehuicest supplies id' Liquors, Fruits, und luxuries frtmi that market, in future, anil they will spare no expense nor pains to make the ST. CI1AKLES surpass, hereafter, its former representation, as a plessani Saloon, a place of good living, and elegant, retiueil end luxurious resort. Oif Billiard players ' HI Sod at this Saloon a eat ol the finest inarlile top billiard Tables, from the well known and celebrated factory of J. M Brunswick ,f- Co. The undersit ned rtaitu IbetJMeiTet thai b ug experience and careful attention will enable them to merit a reputation equal to ny Saloon in the western country. fcS a splendid Luncn w ill Ik- served up in the muni approved style. etr morning at 10 o'clock. rt iijii.it .v rJRi I'frss, a tit. ti i.-. .TI J I U U I .1 I. S - JtJP Locks, Uiuges, hi laior spring" Holis. Ball hangings, Scicv- ut a well s ried stock. at ij.iutl; GEi. S. SOiiNTAG Jt CO. S.

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COMMERCIAL.

Weekly Review of tile Evamvillc WUolesalr; Alnrket. OtHCw of Kvunmi e Jot P.NAL Monday evening June 2oth A genera! ijuietude still erva !es commercial affairs, and there has b.en very Utile movement in the markets during the pat week. We note no material change in any of the articles ijuoted except Wheat, which has fallen 00 10Uc since our last review, but there is so little dolus that the rates now ((noted may be considered nominal. Flour is still maintained by dealers at the rales formerly quoted, and there is likely to be no change until the idd stocks are disposed of, and the new crop comes into market. The Grocery market is dill very ouiet. while the staple article are firmly maintained at the rates quoted. Sugar and Cothe are buo ant, and there may be a rise, but as yet no change has taken place. Nothing new has presented itself in Provisions, the market remaining quiet and firm, and prices unalteied. Whisky remains quiet aud unchanged. Tobacco may be considered out of Market here, there being no demand among our manufacturers, ami the receipts, which are still considerable, are re-shipped to othor points. Other articles quoted remain nrm at foi mer rates. FLOl' R. G 00(5 6 3p for Superfine; ti 40(G 50 for Extra; Choice Family brands 7 00; it Sacks 3 Ot'gt: a 12 for Superfine, and 3 t6J3H for Extra. WHEAT. Nominal at 1 on for Rod, and 1 10 for White, old crop. The market for new has not yet opened. CORN. Prime Shelled in sacks .VVJ, fill for Mixed; t;5 for Chetca White ; Ear Corn outer at 45c5iJ. OATS, Barley and Kyk. Nominal, and so little doing that we deem them not worthy of quotation. GLOCEEIES. Sugar firm and with an upward tendenci at 8(ij,9c; Molasies firmly held at 4Uc; Coffee buoyant at 14V.j((i$I5. PROVISIONS. Shoulders Sy,Q,0 ; Clear Sides 11; Canvassed Hams 12c; Mess Pork 1800; Rump 14 ou. Lard 11 1 .'.ej;12 for primo keg; Cheese 9c ; Butter 10012. WHISKY. Market steadv at liy,. FISH. Mackerel, No. 1 per bid. 2o 00 ; No. 2, 18 00; Large No. ;" 11 o(i,j, i;, in i; Medin3,12 00 12 50; Small, 9 o0jlooo; Pickled Herring per bol 7 1 0(ti8 00. TOBACCO Market for unmanufactured about closed, and nothing doiug; Low grades mauufactured 15c ; Medium lKc, and Fine 25(",30c. Virginia tobacco 2o(u 45c HAY AND FEED. ::a!cs of baled Timothy at 18O0(; 2OO0 for Prime ; lo&e Hay 15 000 to 00; Bran per tun 2000. CORDAGE AND BACJGING. Manilla Rope 1I11 ; Hemp '.Ho.pl; Cotton 22(t25 ; Gunny Bags UJrtrll for newT COTTON YARNS. 700, COO, 500, VyiM, 9"W 10, VttUc. FEATHERS. In demand at 40c. FLAXSEED. 1 20 i. ottered. PAINTS AND OILS. White Lead 1 l.' 1 90 ; B-d Lead Mri Linseed Oil 7080; Lard Oil !'0; Tanners', Pure 23 0J per bbl ; Common 12 00(2150 ; Coil Oil fOc; i'ui pentine 6575c. LEATHER AND HIDES. Market dull r sales at 28c for Harness ; Heniior k Soles 20("26 ; Oak :il 042 for Ciucinnati. ''air tleiuand for Hides af .V for Green; Drv Salt, d 10(u 12 ; Dry Flint lZ(tVS. METALS. Pig Iron 2SI 0028 50; Bar Iron 3; Tin Plate 10; Nails, UM SOOAa 25. COAL. i ittsburg 15(o lb'3 ; Bodiam, delivered, 10c for Grate, 8c for Mixed, 6c lor Slack. SALT. Per bushel, 30c. SOAP AND CANDLES. German Soap6V,; Extra Palm 6 ; Family 4. Double pressed Summer Candles 12! . COOPEKAG. Molasses Barrels 95c(vt 00; Whisky and Pork fMlB ; Flour llurrels dull at :t5(Vil0c. Cisptrs' slutf. Whisky and Molasses Stuves 10 H010 50 per 1,080 ; Hoop poles no sales. LIVE STOCK. Our bntchers are paying 6lie for Beef Cattle ; 0 5o(,i 7 (Mi ier hundred tor lb gs; 2 0993 0O per head for Sheep, and 1 60 for Lambs. EVANSVILLE RETAIL PRICES CURRENT. COKRKCTKD DAILY BY COOK & LANGLEY, Dialers iu all kinds of Fancy .nil Staple Family (Jroceries, at the Kurrkn lh.:iar, No 75 Main St. CLOUS AND FEKD iVeal. jer Flour, extra while wheat Pork, nersck ofti8 lbs...J.Wl FISH lb. tfii ...10(UU Do. suck of 49 lbs. ..1.80 Mackerel, No. 1, 12 f'oru Meal per bu 0" " extra nie8.17Va Bran, per HKHbc Ut0 " No. 2,small.2.2 Corn, per bu '.11, Salmon, per lb la OBOt.ERIKS j " smoked Sutrar, prime N. O OtCoil, per lb 6 " A. i.eruslie.l .l-i'ilHalibut, smoketl 15 " owdrel 12" Herrins, Bait. Koo....3 Coffee, Bin lti White Fish, tresh lake " Java tu per lb ID Mexican if 1 Trout, b do do 10 KonfteJ 2!PKOlDCK Tea, Iinperisl M'fti.l Potatoes, obi, per bn...7c Gunpow.ler..7.r'(il ."in! " new "....1.20 Vouni; liHon.4t"(a$l Rcets, per bunch 2i (totofig B luck. lOra'i I ; Carrots, do 2V Kntlbli Break Onions, do , i.i . tact 75 Molasses, reboiled per Kalloo 50 Piep'stit, do ....5 Lettuce, per head Hi do.. " sugar house to ('uiumbers, i-nch. ' Baltimore tvi up.. 71' ' Pelt, per peck y3 .X. ..5 M ?t Looiri y Reaus, white per like Pearl barb v Split penI'HUV ISIDNSHnilWJnnT t 'ti d can vased j . r II ' plain 7 . F11U1TS .IKn 1 Apples. ilrisl per lb...f ', '.. Peiiehes, do (111 Currants, Zniite.pr I lb ti.ulJ',. .l.'i1-..' Ce.spberries. p-rqt W 1 ' Prunes, ;er. r lb... Pi1-.; B(81" VhrkMe i Sbouhiprs , Sid , clear I 'x.ia 1.0 Kiiisins, extrs 'Ji Beef, d'd eagee em d .,, " Coi.kiii'r No 1 .15 Ml FLUI1W Pork, pick I BMtMr, prune o for eovkinj: Cheese, new .... " i.l.l LMl... I'l l' .M (CATS l.ible...20j Alcohol, per trnl 75 l. llu.i:ing Unlet, pr gal. 7t254 1 ban) oil, per gal I lo 15 1 Coal nil M 12V.', : Vinegar, pur.- culet 20 Milk, 1 er qt 5 lte(-t' steak, loin per II ' roitmi Ml.sC I'l.l.ANr'nI'S Chickens, old. eaeb 25 r ast t ' young do 15 foreqi- nlij.ll per doa 10 hind qr loilce, per Dm lbs 75 La lb Ciuci iiitnt I Market. j Cincinna'i 1, June 25tb. Flour dull and I Dociianged. Whiskv 17.'. bacon in jood demand; 100 bbds sides sold t 10 . Hulk j meats held firmly ut T. Groceries unchano;cd. rw Orleaim Market. New (Iui.kan.s. June 21, p. m. Flour in better denwtod au'l boltlcra uskino; Libber prices, witb a litui .uul buoyant lnuiket. Pales ot" 2,600 brls ul JjgS 1j for suu rfine. Mess jiork BBebntigxHj um! tiuiet at $10. Laid firm, but the demand quite moderate at 13(7i ; 1 3 J i-. PieTPil rnlfcer better tor slKitt'ders, witb sales at 8j8c. Pides aachenged am! steady ut 1 o .if, tbuujji tbej are not o tie red freely at tbis rale. Whisk uncbnAged and dull at 18!.fo,19 for recjificd. Suiir Driiirhat:vd a:;d lit in at 8c for roily lair. Coffee scarce and Je higher, elosino; at 13l-ic for Uk The stock 'u very light, which is the cause of the advance. The total stuck is now reduced to 10,000 bags. Xkw Orlkaxs, June 23, p. m. Sales of cotton to-day 200 bales; prices irregular. Flour steady nt So 40)5 50. Molasses 28( 32c. Tobacco closed firm; choice 8(7?', OJc. Freights remain unchanged. flta'T' It will be seen by a telegrap'iic j dispatch from Albany, N. Y., that the turn of the liretkinrid-'c aud Lane men has come hi glorify their nominations. There is no doubt thai, this is going to be tin' genuine Democratic ticket. We warn our Democratic friends to be careful bow they commit themselves. y- The Telegraph Uifi. e has been removed to th-" room adjoining the H.til Itoad office, in ihe building, corner Main and Water slreets entrance on Main street. Hon. Cvrii" L. Otinham has been 9elet'ted to deliver the oration at tbe approaching Fourth of July celebration in Indianapolis. toa, Tbe Lincoln Clarion is tbe name of a vigorous campaign paper published by E. R. Wiley, jr., ut Springfield, Illinois. LonsviLLP, dune 25, m. River falling i-spidly; 4 feet 1 inch iu the canal. Wtdther clear. Mercury 743.

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CHARLES BABC0CX, Importer and Dealer in Coach and Saddlery Hardware, VAIN STREET. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. BJfJ r-v COJlPM.KTKI .BP fJJM raugemeutl with European and American 1 manufacturers for a direct supply of .ill goods in my line, I am enabledto oiler inducements, that cannot fail to be to the interest of all engaged in the busings to give me a trial. ' I name in part: axles, springs made of the boet teel; bands, enameled and of all kinds of leather, i cloths, liuingB for carriage, varnishes, castings ol all kinds, saddle trees, English bridle leathers, bits, ' stirrups, spurs, bams, tine silver hainea of all kinds, Jenny Lind Big Tree, s-lf-adjusting psjiej Taylor's parent hair.es. fly nettV, shoe threads, horse blankets, Loudon (iirth Webs, American Girth an Keia Wei, Mth cotton and worsted: Lon um Welt Skius, a superior article; ivory, gutta perrha i and brass lined marU ngal rings; superior kersey I for horse covers, the best quality of carriage bolts, patent gig tree!, Ac, Ac. I keep in fact everything apjiertaiuing to either : branch of the business, aud uuderstanding both i branches thoroughly, wo would respectfully invitt your attention before pun-ha-ving eis,wliery. I in also agent for Wairra Patent Sprin; StaUBle. I ao20-d w H0Z. itt:K." TajvuLJis. M: 4 kegs W. K. Butter, 2oo bush. Irish Potatws, Just receivetl ut apr24 ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GKJCEUY. e ItOXMiS M'MMJmMS MA HP. B. 20 boxes Prime New W. It. (.'hcese, M0 lbs Extra W. K. Butter, 5O0 lbs Choice Fresh Country, 150 das Frei.li legs. Just rectivid at COOK .t LANGLEY'S. OBJ B I ' Ji S T T it ( I. . 0 J S S mm Scythes, Grain do., Cradles, Pneatha, Sick les, Ho.s, K?'.kls. for sale clieap at a large stock of dillereut kind GEO. S. SONNT4G & CO.'S. 75 f lour, in store and f -ale a the juuel El ilEKA BAZAAR. WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE, First Street, between Main and Leeust. No. STmf-J tFFHR TO THE PUHl.t t WW Wheeler t Wilson's Ivrprosred Sewing Muihiiie at reduced prices, with increased confidence in its merits M the best and most reliable family sewing machine now in use. It sews equally well on the thickest or tbinest fabrics; makes the lock stitch impossible to unravel, with the essential Hdvantage of beingalike on both sides, forming no ridge or rltain on the under side ; is simpl in construction, more srteedy in movement, and more durablo thau any other machine. We give lull instructions to enable the purchaser to sew ordinary si auts, stitch, hem, fell, quilt, gather, bind, and tuck, all on the same machine, and warranted for three years. Wo also keep on constantly hand a full assortment of Singer's machines. Circulars containing testimonials of the almve machines, from persons of the highest standing East and West, giving prices, Ac, will be furnished gratis, ou application iu person or by letter. febalv F. M. SF.LLM AN BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY, 35 .? Street. f. itttllK " fO., SUtVliSSOKS to J. K. JJutcher. woafa respectfully give notiee that they manufacture to order, and have constantly on hand, all kinds of Boots and Shoes, for Ladies', Rents', and Children's wear. Having -eplenished their stock of Esstern work, they areprepared to sell as low as any boose in this city engaged in the retail trade. None but Philadelphia workmen are employed in this establishment. Please give us 11 ran. 1. M. PURSE I A CO. muy l-i:.u 'BKSfllJT f 17 V TOHJtCO t-'JC TuILV. 'i'be undersigned having enjntsffeal i the Tobacco Bosinese. with the pnrpoae of supply ; ing, if possible, the wants of the home market, I j am now; r enured to idler a well selected stock ol ! nuuramtir Tobat cn from Missouri, Kentucky, ' and Tens e mi e Leaf, in Pounds, Fives, Halves, i Kights, til'. . I arters, in any desired ; o !. '. . Terms liberal, an 1 acceptable discount tor Cash ! purchases, but no sale less than five boxe. A. Gl'MBERTS, jv28 No. 105 Main street, Evansville, Ind. 3 KM O V.I -.1. J. VO I. Mt L HJ- If t ft. - hare removed to Water street, three door above Main. WE are now nuuiufacturi'ig Wells' Tatent Folding Spring Bed, the best aud most convenient now in use, ai it can lie moved or handled without any trouble. Call and examine them. ian'.5 MISKD Tu SI Ct LED liKOKGE TIU'llNHiLL takes pleasure in inorming his old customers that in the quality and style of his work, he flatters himself he cannot be excelled. He may still be found at the corner of Second ami Slain streets, where the choicest Harness and Saddles of every description can be obtained on the best of terms. eT- Keptiiing done with neatness and dispatch. sLocond-hatnl Harness itwa.vson hand. el German ami French Night School, rjnun vJVDxmmiGjrxn most ukML spectfiillv bes leave to inform his friends and tho pnbl e iti general, that he hai 0iened a night school tor the instruction of the French and German biiuruajj' s Boim; a KTaduale of a European University, ao.i ;i teacher of praetii-e and experience, which be h is become by exertion during a number of yearn, h. hopts to satisfy all those who may entrust iheiuselies or Is.' entrusted nnio his :are, and hag the patronage of his fellow-citizeas. Also, youni clergymen Hud students of the gospel, are requested to take notice of his lesOoha iu the llebrevr language. Tor particulsrs, apply to Rev DR. M. DELBANCO, ProfeeacT ot Ancient and Modern Languages, First St., rear of Behm's Commercial College. mayi;-3md

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MISCELLANEOUS. DR. HAAS, having leased the roonts formerlyoccupied by Dr. Kivett, in Dr. Bray's building, opposite the Post Office, for a series of years, would respectfully solicit the citizens of Evansville aud the surrounding towns and country, 'o visit his rooms and see the specimens on exhibition, whether they need the services of a Dentist or not. Since the issuing of his lat circnlar and advertisement, over a year since, several improvements and new inventions have been made, of which he has availed himself, and allows nothing that will suli&erve the interests of his patients, to pass unsecured. His facilities are better aUd establishment larger, without doubt, thar nnv other iu our State, and equal to any in Eastern cities. AH those who need Dental otieraxions performed, and are please.! with bis work, shall be attended to with great pleasure. The follow ing are the styles of work mar ufactured by him: Continuous Gum: Block or Carvel Work; Vnlcanite Base; Coralile; Aniotr; Cheoplastic; Gold and Silver work. Nothing cau excel the beauty and cleanliness of the continuous gum work. It is without a seam or crevice. Che?ks that are Miukcucan be rcstori d to nearly their original c. nftOMff by this styl- of work, and also by the use of the Vnlcanite. 1 'oralite, and Amber Base. T he latter styles, for lightness and adaptation to dilncult mouth, excel anyo ls anything we have ever seen. He has several aniesiln ti- s for alleviating pain when extracting teeth. 'J lie-- are iierl'eciiy Isana-le.-.s. The moift delicate can have them applied. He does not advertise anything he cannot do, nor exhibit anything not made by himself Parents should consult th health and beauty of their children by having the Dentist direct their second dentition, thereby producing mini try and health to those invaluable organs. Irregnlaritv of children's teeth correct.-"', i-'ie mi fally. Those having decayed teeth, should either have them extracted or tilted at once (the lat ter if psjsible). Tliw health of the parties and the remaining teeth demand this. W1 taku pleasure in introducing Ir. Una', my successor to th old rooms in Bray's building, hoping be will find them both pleasant and provable From my intercourse with the Doctor, I am pleased to rind him one of b peviaieauiajt ; possessing taste anil hiiih professional ability and standing. With this virw. I t' , w i: h .s.itety, recommend him to the community a skiilfol and jjOBJpetettl dentist. (ataySsy .1 KIVKTT. Or li. I'JifJ.'K Kl.l.'liS, U-iTJ 1 tent fixture Li 1 belli, lor rate cheap. MILLER .'. NIKHAUS, 4:t Main street. TJ TH.nilJS'T Of the StlTlilTV iNsl-RANCB ClUIPANV October 1, 186'J ASSETS. Cash on hand 5 ':' 4i Cash in Continental Bank, awaiting Investment y,52-i 05 Cash in Bank Commonwealth 5,197 47 Total Btnk Stocks 50 shales Batik " .10 " Aiu'n . " " list " Bank IWiam H7 Commerce Kx. Buuk New Tori 14 B'k K. America, 214 shs par vmI. 521,5io wio th 22,7o4 26 Teuporaxf Loans secureil by II.iiom V. S. Coupon Bonds and 25 sliaivs ttaMteJte Fire Ins;rance Company xJUWRW Bonds and Mortgages tiein first lieu, .V c.405, ! 50 tsD Premiums uii( ollected 2,501 80 Accrueil lus. on ibind" and Mortgages & Temporary Loans Balance duo from Agents t;,704 79 Dt 99 Total Capital Stock. Surplus ..i544,8'Jl 60 ..(S500,(MMI J .. 4,8il So S544.S01 M WALKER, Pros'! No Liabilities. JOSEPH B. L. Uavnix'ii, Secretary. STATE OF KKW VOHK, .s, CITY A COrSTY OF NSW VOJili. j ' Personally appeared before me this 2Uth day of November, A. V. 1859, Joseph Walker. President, and Bichard L. Hay-dock, Secretary, of the Security Fire Insurance Company, of tho City of New York, and severally affirmed that the within statement by them subscribed Is correct ar.d true to the best of their knowledge and Itellef. THUS. L. TiioUNELL, Commissioner for the State of Indiana, in New York. Tills Company has complied with the law of Indiana concerning insurance Companies, and is prepared to take risks iu the Cily of Evansville and Vanderburgh cournv. Ind K H. SAI'lN, Agent, ImN K7 Main street. To tho Public. Ml so far, hae hi .-n verv wet .uies, causing irnm of our rivers to overllow thoir banks, ttack ing up the water in the creek and bayous, ai.o tloding ti a considerable extent the bottom lauds; when the rivers reeede, which may Is- , -pectcd soou. then the large surface of decaying vegetable lust t.-r exposed to tile scotching rays of th, summer sun, produces the malaria, which proveso fatal iu its course, sweeping whole States, and sparing ueither age nor sex in its eoeiqaerin march. After a residence of more thau twenty years the middle aud Southern states, we think we have discovered a niedicJne which, to a certain extent, is a preventative of the attacks of bilious lever ague, Ac, and as such we recommend ourMaguolia Whisky. We wish the public to understand that we are not urging upon them the use of strong Liqoore as a beverage. We are, and al ways have boeu, opposed to their being used in that way", but il people will use them as such, let them have by all means n pure article, that will keep them in health, sisd lengthen Instead of shortening their lives?. We piopose to sell always pure aud iiuadulterated Liquors for medicinal puriiosoH, and a little for the stomach's sake, if required, and will challenge an inspection by the best chemists in this or any other country, to find any impurity or adulteration in the w hisky branded by us, "Allis A Howe's Magnolia." it is warranted, as it is distilled from the com, rye, or wheat, with a slight addition of good cistern water. We have no doubt many persons have been ruined in health, if not actually killed, py drinking bad whisky, the greater the reason that Allis A: Howes' pure iSIaguoIia should be in general use. Just received and in store for sale in V. i.ioes ass'd Brandies (old) friin M to?7Vg .l. l'J pines do lopt i from '.i to S7 V ,i. 4 pipes Borland (Hri ; '! pnneheone old Bum. eatS ALMS 4 IIOWE.S. Water St. HATS. OVB SHRl.VfJ STIjJ! J"0 W OC T is mo ind to none in beauty and symmetrical liroporli eaa. Loveisofaeonifortahlr, good-looking, hue and durable Hat will be sure to get suited and fitted. Bring in your orders, gentlemen. French Felt & Cassimere Hats, Always ou linnd nni lundt l order of any riMpd Of color The Cricket and Zouave Hat, Jutst rctiirniug iuto f.whiori for Soring fcuninit r. WOOL AND FUR HATS Of every i m -i.'-i t. .tj color uni quality. "S "t I XA7" Goods. An immenw stock, bought low will soil at corrtMipouiliug tigurcm. CAPS, CAPS. A very largo stock on haml all thw InUini at ls. MISSES' FANCY HATS. Thv bent ever ooeu iu the city. Infant, Boys' & Youths' Hats, An endless variety for Spring and Summer. VACTIKR MAKCONNIKi:. aprt M Main street. AOW IN G AND TH RFSH ING 2ME JJ SHJBMK It CO., JS I'JJS'S VMI. 1. K, Jj Ind., agents for the followiug Machines, which are the most approved patents now in use. Reapers and Mowers. W. A Wood's Improved Mower. E. Ball's Champion Reaper and Mtw, " Self Raker, Iron Harvester, Kentucky Harvester, Buckeye Mower, K. Bali's Reaper and Mower. Threshing Machines. liallston's Improved"Thi"oeher, Pitt's Patent Thresher, . Momtt's ' ' mayiU-ly

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JfL IB HJ.VH Si St'. W. 1 nv. M hi hand a supply of We can also fat ALES id any ca 1 the n anuttctory o St. Johusburg, Veruud sealed, ai.d warpacitv. These i are fr it. T. FA I KB A N li S .; Ci molit. Every Scale is te.t ranted corre.-t. For lest imonials we refwr to t thousands ol persoTis using them. HORN BROOK CO., Agents, nov24 Water STrfWt. KvansTitte s 1 I a r 1 s s IIOOFLANU8 GERMAN MEDJCINES! THE t 8 T A X DA R D t tb Ir- SMlt H , It iV. H I V E D I E pin t-d 1 heir great p nlarity oi.ly throujrfa jren -d sjitisjiu ii.-i. it r ?- of trial. Cab cd by them in un.'ali (i j: 1 M A A' li Wll.I. FOS1T1VI Liver Uoatnlainte, c i Debility, Dlte aa)s of tie- SI '.rising from .- diaordered liv ITT EHISJ Jaon NnmK ami all divas' wcakiiesa ot t! stomach and digestive .tc.'.-, a so wu . po-iiiviiv ccrVfNT Yelloic Vre', Hiii'ttt Vrer, oWi I tvrr tm.1 A See iitir Aljioiuae for f.r.sof Prtoe Tocts ptsr htti HOOVLAtili b I'M. St HIO COBlflAJL win. rositit kl'i ci i.k (N.ughsj Golds, or HonMenoss, Bromhitis. ti eii7.a. t'ronp. Pueumonii', Incipient O'lisnm. ' and has s-rfoiined the most astou'shin-; cut. s . known of C O N f I R M B D CO N S 1 1 M ' T I U Ph., As a HiarrhoBe cordial it is untimaled. cents per Is.ttle. JiOOELAAPS VERM AX PILLS, heJ&K well-known tin oiihout Kuropo and Ame-. can n;i d no i ommeudation he re. They are pnrefj vegetable, ms prepared with gresl exact uosa and eugMr-coated. No better Chtharttc l'ill chii be found. Price 'i'i cents per bos. These medicines are prepared by b'r. I"'. M. JAalftros tt Co., PhilailelphiH, Pa., and St. Louis, Mo., and are sold by druggists and dealers in medicine, everywhere. The signature ol C M. Jackson will be on the outside of each bottle .: lox. Iu our " Everybody' Jnmnue," publish,- ; an nually, yon will find testimony and comlltntldatory notices from all parts ol' the country. Theae alumnoes are given away by all our aireots. IIEWAUE OF COI'KTEUFEITS. See that you get ! ! (land's German Bitters, .re pared by Br. 0. SI. Jackson, "fniladelphia, Pa., and that his signature is on the w ruppi r of each b. it. Keller dV White, Agents f r Evansville, Ind. Leich ft Carlstedt, do do do dec9 JX.X-f tt JUOU 'S. M, HJ Tti JC ST., I 3L door above Vine, sole Manufacturer.! of the Celebrated Magnolia Whiskj or KVKSVJI,K, ISP. r--AU kiijt.H of i '"Uirwiic Liqucrvj and" coa mi - ' b sniiply nf 0M and (..liotcs Honrbon tv , mdA M-. . !.-. WlMkj . .iri -I . . -ri 3 1V r J. TL ! he t.niKitnttJ.VKH wovr.n eaecifnlle Inform their friends and the pullic generally, that they have removed their office and store to their new building ou First street, three doors above Pine street, near the foundry, where they will le able to give more prompt attention to the orders of their customers. A large lot ol stoves will be sold out at retail, at wholesale prices. !n orrter to EtKe out the itn"k. deco KKATZ A- II EI I. MAN. CHRISTIAN KRATZ WM. HtCll.MAN. KKATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDRY! MAN I'FACTtliEItS A Ml BUI LDEKS OrSTICA H KNGINKS AND BOIUUtf, Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco S tew. Gumming Mael. im s, 'hinese Hngar Cane Mills, Ti-rasi-ig Machines, c. EVANSVILLE, IND. rmviE FitoritiEToiiB of tue city eou M dry be; leave to inform their friends and tin public in general, that they are prepared to do all kinds of MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, ami every thing appertaining to ths Foundry bu.i nes- They are manufacturing Steam Escisi;s Ul B.nr.KKs of any size and Ls.wer required. SawMib Machinery and Mill Gearing oi any size; Distillery and Mining Machinery, Tohaeco Screws, Gummiug Maihiues, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mill, Uttraenewera, Corn -she! lers. Machinery Of all Binds niade and reiaired. Iron and Brass Casting ot ovrry di-seriptiroi, Iron liousefronts, Cellar Grati s e. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest improve,! patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, Ac. BREWERS, DISTILLERS, RECTIFIERS, A , Supplied with every description of Copper una Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators. Atteniporators, Sparges, Stillheads and Worms on an improved principle, t'oltimns for Alcohol Stills, Yeast Jujrs, Cane,- Syphons, Ac; Copper, Lead and Iron Pipe; Copt-or, Brass and Iron Pumpe of every variety, for Veer, spirits, oil, Jrc: Brass Cocks and Valves, Steam Whistles, tc. Workmen sent to all parts to fit op work and do repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron Work, tc. OLD METALS BOUGHT. Tbey are dealing in and selling Allen's Improved Steam Oange, Wronght Iron welded Pipes and Tubing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Machine, Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, (" rman Bolting Cloth, Gun Elastic Helling, Parking, Hom, dr., of the last kind; Tinpliite, Sheet Iron, Mock Tin, Pig Iron, Babit Metal. Spelter, Fire Brick. They have every facility of the best Machinery ami workmen, and will irive all work entrusted to them, thoir individual attention, fllline order promptly, warranting their work and are satieti. d with reasonable pric. '. VHT Ofliou und Sale Rooms No. f Main street, fonm lei y. Boiler Yard air! Machine Shop on Pio street, between First an I (Worn! stre'ts, Evan, Title. Indiana. ' 'ls-? JTs. W. IirGlIES 10 Main street, EvansTi.'Je 38 cratee asorted, for the Ootmtry Trade iln?r

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