Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 257, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 July 1860 — Page 4

2Lhe ffailg jSotmwle TRAVtLERS' GTJIDK. Ivansvlllc &. CitnfardiTlUe It. HH CP A BT V REM. vcrnmmodation Train B.PO A. M. tf aJt Train 9.1 " AHKIVAL8. Hail Train M P. M. Vccommodatlon J.:!"1 " Steamers Regular Packets. roa i mho. t CHAtrr Bowl"" leaves Tuesdays ami Saturdays it 14 o'clock H. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays ;t night. fob nwuii j Pcnsar leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 12 o'clock M Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturday at night. FOB LOriSVIlLE. . Qar.T HH leaves Tuesdays and Saturdavs at 6 t'clock e. m. Arrivas Tuesdays and Saturdays In the afternoon. Bracelet leaves Mondays at 8 o'clock A. at., and Vhnmdays at e P. M. Arrives Thursdays and Sundays in the afternoon. rim sir.cv RIVER. Boats leave every day far points on Green Kiver. The Lie Eavfs leaves Moi.days, Wednesday, and Friday, for Ashbysbnrg and Pond Uiver. She arrives Saturdays, Tuesday a, and Thursdays. MasomIO Gem leaves for Howling Green Mondays and Thursday at 6 o'clock p.m. Arrives Tl.ursi days and Sundays in the forenoon. i Thpre is regular daily communication with HfnDEhSON and PiFWBuauit by boat and land conveyance.

STEAMBOAT REGISTER. FROM 6 P. M. MONDAY TO 6 P. M. TUESDAY. ARRIVED. Poland, Pittsburg: Charley Bowen, Cairo: Grand Turk, St. Louis: Lue Eaves, Green River. DEPARTED. Poland, Memphis: Charley Bowen, Cairo: Grand Turk, Pittsburg. BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. Duubar, Paducah: Lue Eaves, Ashbysburg. ——— ......The <Weather>, yesterday, was oppressively warm, notwithstanding the fact that there was considerable air stirring. The thunder shower which for three or four successive afternoons, has regularly visited us, failed to make its appearance, the wind being from another quarter, and the evening closed clear. ......The bottom of the river continues to approach the surface at this point, but the bars are beginning to cut out so that there is reason to believe that the channel will be in a better stage for navigation in a short time. Hence to Louisville the depth is variously reported at 3 1/2 to 4 feet. At Louisville there were 37 inches reported in the canal yesterday, with a fall of about 2 inches in the preceding 24 hours. Thence to Cincinnati there are 4 1/2 feet reported, The river hence to Cairo is in a good stage for boats of the lighter draft. ......<Business> yesterday was very dull, the shipments inconsiderable, and the rates unchanged. The Louisville <Courier> has the following with reference to the rates at that port. Freights to New Orleans have further advanced, with engagements on the <Fanny Bullitt> at 75 cents per bbl. for potatoes, $1 to $1 25 for pork, $1 50 for whisky, 80 cents to $1 for flour, and 50 to 60 cents for pound freights for through and way lots The rate for mules was $8 per head, with no shipments. ......The <Lue Eaves> came in from Green River last night, with Warren's brass band, on board, and crowded with visitors, who came to witness our celebration of the Fourth. ......The <Masonic Gem> got in from Bowling Green at 11 1/2 last night, with 216 passengers, most of them visitors attending the celebration of the Fourth. The German band returned on her. ......The <Grey Eagle> arrived at about half past 9 o'clock last night, bringing a great number of passengers, who visit our city for the purpose of participating in our celebration of the natal day of our national independence. ......The <Dunbar> arrived this morning, and will leave for Paducah at her usual hour to-day. Any persons coming up on her to attend the celebration here, who may wish to remain tiil evening, can take passage on the <Autocrat>, which will return to Mt. Vernon with the excursionists who come up on her. ......Four o'clock this evening is the <Lue Eaves's> regular time of departure for Green river, but as she is to carry back some excursionists she may not get away so soon. ......To-morrow is the <Bracelet's> regular time of departure for Louisville, but as she has been taken out of the trade, there will be no regular packet on that day, unless the <Trio> arrives and takes her place. This she should have done on Monday, but failing to get a paying trip she preferred to wait for a better time. ......To-morrow is the <Masonic Gem's> regular day of departure for Bowling Green. She was not on her regular time at her last departure from this place, but we presume there will be no further irregularity in her running. ......The <Autocrat> left yesterday evening for Mt. Vernon, with the intention of bringing up any citizens of that place who might wish to participate in our celebration of the Fourth. She returns to-night to convey the visitors back to their homes. ......The history of the steamer <Bowling Green>, which was sold here on Monday by Sheriff Gavitt, to satisfy some twenty-three executions, all directed against her, presents a remarkable example of the advantages of experience and superior management in steamboating. She was built in the latter part of the year 1855, by Capt. Liter, her recent purchaser, for the Green River trade, in which she was successfully run by him until within a year ago. Out of the profits accruing from this trade, the steamer <Bracelet> and a large warehouse at Bowling Green, Ky., were built, after which her owner traded her off for the farm on which he now resides. Here her period of usefulness seems to have terminated, and she proved a very bad investment to the person into whose hands she fell, for within less than twelve months she was hopelessly involved in debt, and her purchaser left without either boat or farm. Since she has gone back to her original owner, she will doubtleas begin anew a profitable career. Capt. Liter says he purchased her with the intention of trading her for another Kentucky farm. We doubt not he will realize handsomely upon her, in any event. ======= ETERNITY is incomprehensible. The flowers fade, man grows old and dies; the world lies down in the sepulcher of ages; but time writes no wrinkles on eternity! Serious thought. The momentous present— the golden-like thread, entwining the destinies of the universe. Eternity, the period of God's existence! Earth has its beauties, but time shrouds them for the grave; its honors are but the sunshine of an hour; its palaces—they are but gilded sepulchers; its pleasures—they are but as bursting bubbles. Not so in the untried bourne. In the mansions of our Father can come no footsteps of our decay. Its courts are beyond darkness—eternal splendor forbids its approach. No night there. ———<>——— TOO MUCH AT A TIME.—Pour water hastily into a vessel with a narrow neck, little enters; pour gradually, and in small quantities, and the vessel is filled. This shows the folly of teaching children too much at a time.

INSURE

COPELAND & NEXSEN, C3- IE2 HXT 3E3 DEt JL. AGEIY ! OFFICE: SAVINCS BANK, NO. 1 KI K ST S1UKET. EVAXSVILLE, ISO., i B I! P: V U H It f-2 PJIMMS II TO T.I HE -M Bisks an I Issue Policies in several ot the eldest and must reliable Insurance Companies of the United Stabs. STi IKES, TO :KS, I KLLING8, MILLS AND MaSL'KACTORIES, insured at the m st laeorable rates MA I! INK AND INLAND B ATIOATION Bisks takeu on FLAT-BOATS, BA KGES, STEAM BOATS and their CARGOES. Also, applications received for LIKE INSURANCE. Combined Capital Represented, over $4,000,000. iEtna Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., Capital nd Surplus 32,000,000 Phoenix Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn., i Capital and Surplus, SMMO Manhattan Insurance Co., New York. Capital and Surplus, 4'J0,uOO American Exchange Insurance Co., New York, I Capital and Surplus 200,000 Rising Sun Insurance Co., Indiana, Capital and Surplus 280,000 Merchants' Insurance Co., Hartford. Conn., Capital and Surplus, $200,000 JEtna Life Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., Capital aud Surplus, 200,000 COPELAND Jt NEXSKN, Agents. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE fUl IHSURANCE CO. IncorjajraU'd 1819 Quarter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL s I. .500,000. ABSOLCTI AND IN I M PA I H ED. j Net Surplus of $942,181.72, aim ins prfMiiy it 40 year ncoss ami cxjiiTiniri'. CP WARDS OiV 14,000,000 Of loaned have been paid by the iBttm Imuran . mnpuny in tn- puar ih yearn. The value of r sHalil frcni the following Insurance will be apparent L 0 fiSES I' A 1 D Bi nt.VO THE M In Old Hfl.Wt.f I In Wsscosssln, MM.t66jOT In Kentucky, 2il,!.w).4 Missouri, :M1,.M8.04 Iowa & Minn. 101,31 !).4i; j Fi nn's A Va.. St ,685 82 , BY THE M T N A t im niu : In Michigan, tl 58,043 SI In Indiana,... 146,839.81 In Illinois.... 44fc,:!27.41 Tennej.ee !i7.5t!).21 Kat.sasi Neb l'.t,!M5.77 Ai k. a.- Ga 23.MSJI BKississippi and Alah,.ma ,412.18. Firo and Inland Navigation Kickd iU t:t'ittM. at ti'Tind coiistrieDt with Mulvcncy uimI l:tr piolit. f'sji' t iitl utrttliitn jitu u i-t int4. nice o DWRItLiUQB anil CottU hj Jor tortus I to .' v.tV. Hm is I itl ntrvicf I t ir mid tUfCitiiil'Hllj tri'ilt and th ttmny udvani rmmi tbtftJKtaM lii;ii uu sa CotapA&j poa aWea im ttu linv, rL iuU not bo overh'oki il by ttn.t ready to injure atiil unerstani inj: tbefr best iiitcrcHtrf, During 4 KtriaKOttt tfntes tho necesBity for rvHablo Insurance become imperative Jnty tbe ability of property owtnTs to iliatmlll LM beintiien inurh leMMNMt. Aceneiei in all tho principal cities htk! town! throughout the Statn Poliliefl iHned without delay, ly any of tho duly antliorird Ageata ol thu (ompuny. i&fF" BastiMM attended to with despatch and fidelity. rOl'KLANO .t NKXSKN, AK-ntf, my'2 Savings Iliink Buildinvts KirHt ft. BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL. P H (E N I X III1CS COMPANY. HARTFORD. CONN. PFVOTKn TO INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. FIRE 67 A RTER PER PE T UA L . ('ash Capital, ( ash Assets - $400,000 - $547,712.36 S. L. L00.MIS, Trcst. II. Kn.i. Branch OjJTice, XI 33 If. Third St., Cincinnati. M. Magill, General Ayent. i-ST" Agents in al a the L t.i.ii.jji tho principal Cities and Tuv LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID' ftS"Applicnti."iK it'civerl, policies Issued ami ren' wed, 1111. 1 nil b'"?in. "S j.ertainint to th.i ajroncy promptly attended tu. Mao Hppli.-nti.im meetred for UA fnenxance, in the iF.fn.t Mfe taaOMBoe o., of Hartford, Cona. Capital an.l surplus river SMOMJO. OOPKI.AN'D NXSFV. Acmt. " uflW. on tint St., Let. ktata sr.d Syc, ill Bavioan Hank BaJtdina;. EXCLUSIVELY FIRE INSURANCE E V A N S V I L LJE AGENCY. MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMFY, No. CS Wall SI., New Voi k. o o o CJ Eh -t Ph O W in W CO tr ci Oi Ot o o o o INCORPORATED, 1821. WM. PUT PAL1EK, President. ANDIIKV. .1. SMITH, Secretary. DIRECTORS : P Palmer, Peter Cooper, Henry Ellsworth. Augustus W. Ward, Jaeaes Colics, Sidney Mason, Moses Taylor, I.. S. foarea, John Caswell, Jehu Stewar 1 , John C. Green, . Crocker, Hamwijl F. iW.ut. Kafaa L. Lorn. Wm. F. Mott, Win. W. Fox, Edwin B. Morgan, Ki. hnrd Tighe, Thomas Barron, Kobert B Minturn . Thomas W. Pshsraatt, Baa This staunch old Couipany.having fullv complied with the laws of this State, continue to insure the safer classes of property Against Loss or Damage by Fire, At rates as low as other first class Mock Companies Their policies are free- from technicalities, thus Avoiding litiga ion, having had only one law-suit during a busi s of THIRTY-JUNE YEARS. Particular attention givn to the Innninre ot FARM PROPERTY, ISOLATF.D DWELLINGS, and their FCBNTTURK. Policies issued for the rrm of ONK, THREE or P1VE YEARS. nf Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid a ljah at this Airenry. COPELAXD A NEXSKN, Agents.

STEAMBOATS.

REGULAR PACKETS. R Bowling Green United State Mail Packet, MASONIC IIKM, Captain J.J. FlLLSBL'Rr, Alk. 11. 8SW11M.I Clerk. Leaves Evansville Mondays and lnursdays at 0 f. M. Leaves Bowlins Oreen Wednosdays and Saturdays, at 8 . M., makinir close connections at Kvansville with the Louisville and Kvatisvillu ana Padurah Mail line, and the Kvansville A CrawfordavUla Kail Koad. and at ltowlins (jieeii with tb Louisville and Nashville Hail Koad. For freight or passage aply on board r to junel6 JNO B. HALL. Auent. mmmmcmMm jnmjva r "thvhhsT6 .lay Mail Ptekot, BKACF.LEI, Capt. AT- . f'KKY, L aves Kvansville every Monday morning at . 8 i ' lock and everv Thursday at 6 p. m. sJ The Be inier Bracelet will give through receipts lor to'oacco and other produce destined for ; ti.e Eastern cities, r the Baltimore and Ohio Rail- i road. Apply on board or to JOHN B. HALL, Jaae9-ttf No. 2 Water street. ; EVA.NSV1LLE AND" LOUISVILLE U. S. MAIL PACKET, C3r r o y US a gl e. W. B. DAMKLS, Capt. S. P. Hai.i.iuav, C'erk. Jf 11 S JB WJVW rll IH E VKR I Md Tu. t-day and Saturday at 6 o'clock P M. 1 it. turning, leaves Louisville every Monday and Friday at 4 o'clock P. M. KS Thiough Bills of Lading will be given for Tobucco or other freight to Baltimore or Sew York at as luw rajas it rot lower than hy any other route. Passengers or freight lakes at packet-boat rates ! for any point on the Ohio Kiver or on Oreen River. The passenger accommodations of the Grey ; Eagle are unsurpase-ed by any boat upon the Western waters. Apply on board or to JOHN B. HALL, juiief.iltf No. 2 Water street. W7t VjBJ 0WM,M,M, OIiijW,JJYV -M.d t.'AIKO It hi , i LAK l'ASSKN QEB PAi'KET, CHARLEY BOWEN, Dkxtkr, Master, leaves Evansville Tuesday and Saturday, at 12 9 clock at., arriv. ing at Paducah at 0 o'clock, A. SI., Cairo at j 12 o'clock, M., Wednesday and Saturday. Returning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Sunday, I at 7 o'clock, 1'. M ., and Smitbland every Thursday and Monday, at 9 o'clock, A. M., connecting at ; Evansviile wirh the Evansville and Crawfordsville , K. K., anu Packets fur Green River. Also, coni necting at Smithland with Cumberland River Packj ets ; at Cairo, with Memptiis, Now Orleans and St. Louis Packets. Tickets can be obi... nod on board the boat for all Eastern ('ties. sept23 J PACK KTThe fino steam. i DI N BAB, USB. Fowler, master, Ijjir ; leaves r.vansville every Alondav. , eduesday, and Friday, at 1J o'clock II. Leaves ; Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, ! at 0 o'clock A. M. on ne. tine at Kvansville with ! the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railroad for all pi-ints North and East, with packets for Louisville ' Green, and Wabash rivers. At Paducah with pack ; etsfor St. Louis, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail ; boats foi Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river. tB. eiuess promptly attended, and charges for j freight and passage, same as charged by the reguI lar packet. Through bills of lading given to New Orleaus and all points on th Tennessee and Cnm- : l-erland livers augl8 a, OK SOUTH .1 KitOKTO.V m. POND BIYKR. The elegant passenger steamer LCI EAVES, McDonald, Master, Taylor, Clerk, will make regular tri-weakly trips to South Car- ; roUon and Pond Kiver, leaving ou Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. For freight or passage, apply on board. de'idtf FORWARD'G & COMMISSION. TL NKW AKKANGKMENT. The Adamh Kxprfsh Company reMp?ctfully announce to their ftrietidi and patronn, the public of Kvansville and vicinity, that, with incrcaited facilities tor the transportation of V H E J G if T , PACK A (i E S . ZI O N E Y A N O V A L V A B L E , They solicit a continuance of former favoni. Ke pH-ial care takvn in the collection of I'.i - lrafts. Notes, and tbe transportation uf small and valuable packages. All personn wirihiug to avail thetudelvett of the facilities ot Hie BxpCVM, can obtain any desired infermatiou in reference to the routes and details of the busincri, at thtir OtUce ou FirBt street, between Main and Locust, opposite the Post Oftlce. de 1 -f G. H. FISH. Aerent. Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. P. Gr. O'RILEY & Co. ; .TotijiaH, ho h . it it i.-tj, jtjyjt ! COMMISSION M K KC'II A NTS. I Generni Railroai ,Steamb.),-it, ml Expia-c Amtnrs j Special Aleuts for the PBNN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; mtl C'nnrticT!"f over which wr are autbori'etl to j?ivc through rct-ijtH at tliw lowest possible rttf Harbg a mtuniuoMi W'hurfboat at the latulit r I th lurgfHt ou the Ohio Kiver, capable ot fftoriuj; I atul protecting all merchandize liable to tlauiage ; from eULpOtHire, we are prepar-rt to facilitate tbo dm- ; patch uf all ro fTarifcn tmnn tu . toi warded t our care : bv oiiher RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular atteitti-jn paid to Koceiv.ijg, Sttrlrg ' anJ Forwarding, also, to tbe Sale of any Produce, 1 or ottinr property, coniyued to uh for sale.and batiaEaVCtfofl guaranleed. Oftiw ind extenwive Warnhnnse oh Water street, I adjoiniiJLr the Telegraph, mid on the Wharf boat, I where we are to be lotnid, attending to thu interest! ot" our patron at all hour, dav and night. With our superior t.i-:iliti fi ; long landing ; nnI tiring energy; mid knowledge of our hturinesa, we j feel confident of giving general natinfaction, and ' hope to merit a continuance of the extensive patron tfra we are uow enjoying. Liberal cah advances will be made on allconign- ; oients t either ourselves or correMpoudents in any . of tin- principal marketi, North, Kant or South. P. C. O'RILEY A CO. ftp ft u t -- x jIIHMAJV, UHCH 1 jdW ing, KOKWA liPING AND GENERAL CCiVUSSlON MERCHANTS, Agents f..r KkiuiwIih Salt Company, Evaoevilla, In 1 diatm. Wr hare f.irmeil a co-partnership uniler the style of Brown & Airman, nnd offer onr services in tlie riipurity nfl art furth in our card above. We !ire fullv prepared to xtend every fsoilitv to 1 shipfMrs, eitlier by CANAL, RIVEll, or KATL- ' Ht)AI, and assure them tASkl their interests shall be faitl. fully represented, should they be please ) to 1 favor uh with thelrpatr.ua$e. Office at:. I Warehouse on th corner of Main st. . and tne UaaaJL V. vi. BKuVN, W. M. AIRMAN, Late of Howard A Urowu. Late of FOSTKR, & Co. jan22-tf BALT1W0RE & 0HI0 RAILROAD. WOH THE .1 1 THO HI S. i: It Agents of the above R.. ad, and are giving j rlirongli reeeipts on freight to all the Eastern eities, , al as low rates as by any other line. Goods sent to 1 our ear,, for tr.iiishipiie-nt will be forwarded with promptness and dispatch. ! For all information address GEO. FOSTER 4 CO., An'ts , Cor. Locilut st. aud "a Bel. Evausville, Ind. BMtfl St. Charles Saloon. NKW FUOPRlETORSniP AN ENTIRE RE-LIR-GAN-IZATION. 7WjfEJtSHS(. 1 1 Li. n. n e h it ititEiri .- H, QW-M- rroiu New Urleane, have purchased the ST. GHAKLKS SALOON, on First street, nearly opposite the Post Ofllce, and have refitteo it in an elegant and attractive style. The new proprietors have had long experience as keepers of fashionable and popular Kesu&urants in New Orleans, and the? will endeavor. In their new house, to combine all the elegancies and luxuries of Northern and Smithc.ru Uestnurats iu tho ST. CHARLES. They have brought a large and complete stock of choice Liquors from New Orleans, which they collected with care .luring their business iu that city. Their connections aud acquaintance in that city will enable them to obtain the choicest supplies of Liquors. Fruits, and luxuries from that market in future, and they will spare no expense nor pains to make the ST. CHARLES surpnss, hereafter, its former representation, as a plebsant Salo. ii, a place of good liviug, and elegaut, refined and luxurious resort. Billiard players, will find at this Saloon a set of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the wrell known and celebrated factory of J. 31. Brunswick it Co. The undersigned flatter themselves that long experience and careful attention will enable them to merit a reputation equal to any Saloon iu the western country. tfc" A splendid Lunch will be served up in the most approved style, every morniug at 10 o'clock. IIAMMKIi 4 IMtHFUSS, tiRt of N ew llrte4in T II E .if TT E ,VTMOJ .1 to onr OH not hi:. 1 1 id well sekeep larjc lec e.l an.! T Fori. l!rss Shove Cheap 1 I i . maa ...v.. t.aat. V fo ,rt ; s,i,es, Fl lv-r, Rritt-tnia fable K nives slid Kettles ,nd Pots, fans, Fire, a i lr i.', etc. og lr GkU. s. t i.n STAG CO.'S. MJf I I 1. MM l ocks, Itl.S'l' W .1 T i: it I .1 E H -ks, lliiig. Knots, Hoorsprmgs, Bolts, Bell haiigiDgs, Screws etc a well hssoi ted stock, I at ( junel) GEO. S. 60NNTAG 4 CO.'S.

COMMERCIAL.

Dally Review of tbe Kvansville Wholesale Market. Orncr or fllWHill fimaasi, 1 Tuesday evening, July 3d. J Commercial affairs are at a very uninteresting stage at present. The markets continue very quiet, and there is little or no change from day to .lay in the quoted rate?. The uncomfortable heat of tbe weather is of itself sufficient to produce a dullness in trade, were there not other causes. There appears, however, to .e an ordinary summer business going on, dealers not expecting to do much at this season. There is but little Flour now changing hands, and th mills are not running, being engaged la preparing for the new crop. The quotations are the prices claimed hy our principal millets for Flour of the old crop. FLOUR. C 00 6 35 lor Superfine; C 406 50 for Extra; Choke Family brands 7 00; li Sacks 3 00 3 12 for Superfine, and 3 25(33 50 for Extra. WHEAT. None in market. The market for new will proha bly open at 901 00. CORN. Prime Shelled in sacks 553G0 for Mixed 05 for Choice White ; Ear Corn quiet at 45c50. GROCERIES. Sugar very firm at 8,9c ; Molasses firmly h. Id at 46c ; Coffee buoyant at 14 15; Rice 5gGc. PROVISIONS. Shoulders 8(ci9 ; Clear Sides 11; Canvassed Kama 12c; Mesa Pork 18 00; Rump 14 00. Lard 11, Q12 for prime keg; Cheese t&9c; Butter 1012. POTATOES. Unsettled ; sales at SOhjCOc per bushel. EVANSVILLE RETAIL PRICES CURRENT. CORRECTED DAILY BY COOK & LANGLEY, Dealers in all kinds of Fancy and Staple Family Groceries, at the Eureka Bazaar, No 75 Main St. FLOUR AND FEED Veal, per lb 8r10 Flour, extra white wheat Pork, " KWjll per sck of 98 lhs....3.f.o . FISH Do. sack of 49 lbs...l.So Mackerel, No. 1, 12V Corn Meal per bu 8W ' extra mess. 17 Bran, per 100 lbs 1.00 j " No. 2,small.2 Com. per bu 50 Salmon, per lb 15 GROCERIES " smoked 22)4 Sugar, prime N. 0 10 Cod, per Ih " A. I. crushed.. 12W j Halibut, smoked 15 " powdered 121", ; Herring, Bait. Roe. ...330 Coffee, Rio 16?g White Fish, tresh lake ' Java 20 J per lb " Mexican lflTrcut. do do do 10 KoasteJ 20 1 PKODUCE Tea, Imperial 50(al.isi' Putatiass, old, pur bu... " OunKwder..75i 1 5o! " new " 70 " Young Hyson. 4oi.3 1 ; Beets, per bunch SS " Oolong Black. 4ori$l I Carrots, do 'At English Break .Onions, do Vi j fast Molasses, reboiled (st k'x'lo" 11 sugar bouse " It'iltimoresyi up M St. Levis Rice Pearl barley 75 Pieplant, do 5 j I Lettuce, per head 1) i MMOabfcam, do ,ia'S , 60 1 Ctscaox bers, each 1 70. Peas, per peck 2(1 ...9. i Beans, white per it 5 7 KllUITS .751 Apples, dried per lb...8jj Jt .. Peaches, do do 12i i Currants, Zante,ir lb i)(aVl 13 I Raspberries, perqt Split peas PROVISIONS llama ,sug. eor'd can viisM-d per lb " ptain Ui rruues, tier, per lli...l24 9l(l " Turkish AZ Shoulders... Sides, clear. 12;4jt Hi Raisins, extra 2") Beef, d'd eugar cur d 12- " Cooking No 1 ..15 I'OTK, plCKlcM Ill KL,I I1JS Butter, prime table. ..20 Alcohol, per gal 75 " for cooking 16 Burning fluid, pr gal. 75 Cheese, new In, Lard oil, per gal 1 10 old I al Oil MaaL.09 Lard.... 12 CUT MEATS Beefsteak, loin per lb.. " round " roast Lamb. f. .re qr Vinegar, pure cidet 2( Milk, per qf 5 1 MISCELLANEOUS ..8j Chickens, old, each 25 ,.S ' young do 15 ..SI Eggs, per doz 10 ldllce. per liio lbs 75 " hind qr Interesting Relics. The celehration of the pioneers of Northern Ohio occurred on Wednesday, at New but.;. The Cleveland Paindeuler, in noticing the gathering, remarks : There will he many interesting relics on exhibition at the celebration, prominent among which is an English oak chest that came over in the Mayflower with the Pilgrims. This ancient cuest is the property of Mrs. Kellog-g, on the West 9ide, and it has been in her family lor many years. It is still in a remarkably good state of preservation, the elaborate c.trvittur on the front side shining as brightly, perhaps, as whtn it landed on Plymouth Rock. Another very interesting relic is an anvil, vith which Isaac Beardsley, the son of Abruham lieards'ey, commenced the blacksmith business, in the town of Huntington, Fairfield county, Connecticut, about the i yivir 1 i oo. I he anvil was given to him by i his son Eli, who remove;! to Catharines, TioI ga (now Schuyler; county, New York, nearly CO years ago, where he kept it in service for nearly 40 years. He gave it to his son Ammon, who removed to Stow, Summit county, Ohio, in the year 1837. He, duI ring the present year, gave it to his sou Is- ! aac L. Beardsley of Cleveland, iu whose I possession it now is. The bottom of tbe anvil is groiT 'd for forging bayonets, and the I g-reat grandfather of the present owner did j good service with it during the- Revolutionary war. An Octoroon from Mississippi. A Mississippi planter has purchased the elegant brick house at 145 Prospect street, for his daughter, an octoroon, 16 years of age. He I pays Mr. Clark, the recent occupant and proprietor, 7,000 for the house. It is for ! her use while she is being educated in this city, fche will shortly arrive, accompanied by her governess and one or two free servants. A daughter of the Rev. J. C. White has been employed ns a general instructor of the youug lady. Though born a slave, the octoroon is now frei , and the planter will spare no pains or expense to give hera thorough education. Her income while she resides here is to be 53,000 a year. The preparations for her advent have created considerable excitement in he immediate neighborhood of the house she i3 to occupy. Cleveland J'laindealer. Kf.sh;xation of a Catholic Bishop. The Catholic Bishop of Pittsburgh, Rt. Rev. Michael O'Conner. has resigned his see, nnd his resignation has been accepted by the Pope. Tbe cause of his retirement is said to be a disease which incapacitated him to perform the duties of the Kpiscopacy. Change of climate, and to some extent of employment of his time, are recommended by his physicians, in accordance with whose advice he has resigned his oflice. Bishop O'Connor is regarded as among the most I om.liio e..lo,lr of the American Citholic Hierarchy. Bfe2?"'Ve are under individual and personal obligations to Mr. Ingle for his kindness in .enabling us to return oo the E. & C road on last Friday. Being informed that Messrs. Morton and Turpie were to speak in Sullivan in the afternoon of that day, and that both gentlemen were desirous of reaching this city ou Friday evening, he generously '- ordered that a train should reraaiti at the town of Sulliruu until the speaking was over, and then bring the gentlemen and their friends that evening to this city. It was a great accommodation to those who came on the train, and an act of kindness on the part of Mr. Ingle that will not soon be forgotten by those who were benefitted by it. The obliging ar.d gentlemanly conductor, Mr. Williamson, also has our thanks and the thanks of others. Such accommodating officers mu3t certainly mike their road the favorite of the people. T. Haute Exp. The sale of public lands in the United States in twenty-seven years, has realized over $136,000,000.

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WHEELER & WILSON'S StWIrtC MACHINE, No. 5 First Street. l-twen Main and L-cnst. W Jf. fi OhKH TO TUK fUBl.tf WW V heeler A- Wilson's Improved Sewina Machine at reduced prices, with increased confidence in its merits as tho boat and most reliable family sewing machine now in use. It sews equally well on the thickest or thinest fai ries; makes the lock stitch impossible to unravel, with the essential advantage of beiugalike on both sides, forming no ridge or chain on the under side ; is simple iu construction, more speedy in movement, nnd more durable than any other machine. We give full instructions to enable the purchaser to sew ordinaryseams, stitch, hem, fell, quilt, gather, bind, and tuck, ail on the same machine, and wariauted tor three years. Wealsokeepon constantly hand a lull assortment of Singer's machines. Circulars containing testimonials of the above machines, from persons of the h sheet standi-kt East and West, giving prices, ac, will l' furnished gratis, on application in person or by letter. Ieb91v F. M SELLM AN k it i .Tu vuu a. ju e Jrt if'TTn it & Beef. L.ooo lbs Extra Hams ; f.'si lbs Dried Beef, just received and for safe by CHAS. McJOHNSTON, Po BI 4 11 he hi-:. -35 n v x E s ciin : he- - S ' first rate article) tost received and for sale by Mm- havo removed to above Main. CHAS. McJOHNSTON. J. t -Ol. f'A.ff CO. Waxes street, thro doots ataa " m WF. are now umnur.irtui i'ig Wells' Patent Folding Spring lied, the best and nio-t convenient now iu use, ai it can be moved or handled without any trouble. Call and examine them. ianiS ,TIEE O.y H.1.V1I ..tV II E TEHMINED TO SUCCEED GEORGE THOKAlUlLL lakes pleasure in inorming his old customers that in the quality and style of his work, be flatters himself he cannot be excelled. He may still be found at the corner of Second and Main streets, w liei" the choicest Harness aud Saddles of every deeoripttea can be obtained on the best of terms. t&r Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. Second-hand Harness ilw.va on band iel 1860. SPRING & SUMMER 1860. Gr O O I S - d.V..V.'i . -V m.KMM.i- HESI'ECTtally inform their numerous friends and the public generally, that they are daily recriving accessions to their largo and varied stock of Spring and Summer Goods, which, for elegance, slyle and variety, cannot be surpu-sed. It would be superfluous to enumerate all the departments which, on insti"ction, will be found repleti embracing all the leading styles and novel ties of the season. The business principles which luive gained for their old eatabliahed house such extensive patronage, will be adhered to, vi.: Execution of orders with dispatch attention acdeonlteey to custom -trs, combined with moderate charges. Their stock having been purchased with care and judgment in the best markets, and ot fust quality, to. gether with an adheren.-e to sound principles of trade, they are confident of being abbs to supply those who may favor them with a call on 'be b. st terms. Annexed they submit a lift of departments. Cloths, Cassimeres, and Venting, Tweeds, Ky .lean--. Cottons I s and Denims, NewSttle Prints, a great variety, French Organdies, Lawns and Ginghams, English Pa rages, Anglais audCballis. Dlackand Fancy Silks, and Irish Poplins, Mohair Goods for traveling dresses, French Berago Robes, 5 to 11 Volants, " Organdy M 5 to 9 11 Silk and Gingham Umbrellas and Parasols, Panama, Braid, Leghorn and Palm Hats, Doots nnd Shoes, Soft Black and Colored Hals, White, Blur and Pink Mosquito Netts, French and Scotch Embroideries, u great variet v , Black Lace Mantillas and Points, Hosiery. Gloves, Mitts, and White and Colo, ed Corset ts. White toiods. Notions, Dress Trimmings, Ac., Ac. S. A K. woulu call particular attention to their stock of Irish Linen Goods of their own importations, warranted Pure Limn, soft Bnisll and Gra Bleached consisting of , 4-4, 0-4 and 18-4 Linens, Brown nnd Bleached, Damasks all sizes. Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, Towels, Brown and I Bleached Huefca, Ac. N. B. Thompson's Skirt', requiring u . Steel 1 Springaround the body, are recommended for the following peculiarities and advantages : 1st. Facility of application. 2d. Perfect freedom from liability to chafe or ex- ' coriate, and admit of any kind of exercise without the slightest incouven lew . to the wearer. S"Corner Main and First street--. L.Vf ' I" U It O CE ItMES 4 U 'E 1. 1. assorted st.-ck of Preserves, Pie rraita. Sauces, Flavoring Extracts, Essences, Oysters, Sardines, Pickles, Olive Oil, Spices, Nuts, Isinglass, Ac. All lor sale low nt TICK BUT BROS., Janel9 No. 82 Main st. CO-PARTNERSHIP. II. purchased from ft. M. Bronmelhrat, (fbrtorlr of the firm of B. Nuriv 4 Co.) ball of tbe Saw-Mill Ht the upper part of tin- city, that -.t.tt.-lishmont will h iv.ittL-r be carried tn by the nirBigtied, undt-r tho nrm uiid style of Ahlering Sr Brotu nielli aits. Tho mill will continue to fill all orders f..r Lumber promptly and with carp. Orders solicited. api-21-dtf A.HLKBING ft BBOMMKLHAUft. eBEHCE'T t'lTl" TO H CCO E.l TOltV. The undersigned having engaged the Tobacco Busiuess, with the purpose of siippl ing, if pomible, the waata of the home market, am now- r eaared to ofl'er a well selected stock of manufatu 1 Tobacco from Missouri, Kentucky, aud Teui.mr e Leaf, in Pounds, Fives, Halves, Kights.tTi' . i artem, iu any deafred package. Terms liberal, and acceptabl" discount tor Cash uurcbases. but no sale less than five l.oxo GUM BESTS, jy28 No. 196 Main street, Kvansville, In R ttMMjrMO st UJIttt. fl bbls New lork A Crushed, 5 A Powdered, Just received and for sale by I.CHAS". McJOHNSTON, Poaey Block, Main street. june22

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DfPNTI-STi im 'iU'wj10kLi&tjQiuai!ilsvuaal7 DK. HAAS, having leased the rooixo tormerlyocCupied by Dr. Klvett, in Dr. Bray's building, oppo- ! site the Post Office, for 11 series of years, would reI spertfully solicit the citizens of Evansville and the surrouuding towns and country, o visit his rooms atd see the specimens ou exhibition, whether they ; neeii the services of a Dentist or not. Since the issuing of his last circular and advertisement, over a year since, several iniprovem-nts and now inventions have been made, of which h i has availed himself, and allows nothing that w ill ' sulise-ve the interests of his patients, to pass unsecured. His facilities are better and establish- ; mentjarger, without .ii.nl. t, thai any ether iu our ; state, and equal toany in Eastern cities. All those who need Penta! operations performed, and are pleased with his work, shall be attended to with ' great pleasure. The following are the styles of work inanufactur- ! ed by him: Continuous Gum; Block or Carved j Work; Vulcanite Base; C'oralite; Amber; Cheoplastic; Gold and Silver work. Nothing can excel the beautv and cleanliness j the continuous gum wink. It is w ithout a seam or crevice, ( lu rks that are sunken can be restored to nearly their original c ntour by this style of i work, and also by the use of the Vulcanite, t'ornl- ' ite, and Amber Base. Tbe bitter styles, for light1 ness aud adaptation to difficult months, excel auy- . eels anything we'have ever seen. He has several aajpsthetira for alleviating pain when extracting teeth. Tbe' are perfectly harm. I less. The moid delicate can have them applied. He does not advertise anything he cannot do, ! nor exhibit anything uc.t made by himself Parents should consult tbe health and beauty t-f ! their children by having the Dent ist direct their I second dentition, thereby producing symmetry and ! health to tliose iiivalitHble organs. Irri-guiarity of children's teeth corrected sue : cesstuily. These having decayed teeth, sh' dM either have ! them extracted or filled ui once (the latter if p.-s-I sib'ei. The health of the parties and the remainJ ing teeth demand this. s5" 1 take pleasure iu introducing Dr. H.ias tn successor to the old looms in Bray's building, ; hoping he will tied them both pleasant anil protftj able From my intercourse with the lioct.tr, 1 . am pleased to fn.l him eua of il.e progressing; possessing taste ami birh professional ability and standing'. With 1 bis view, I can, with safety, recoiuCHARLES EABC0CK, lie r and Coach ind adil lerv Hard ware. MAIN STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA CO.Tt I' t.ETEIl -HI' Jlttie ni r with Barepean aiid Ait riean 11 my mADiiiacturero i I II .tll'ect -lipltlv 1I ail goo.l. I line, I atn enabled to oner fnuitcetneuts, thai runi ) 1 1 fail tu in- to the in h rest of alt in;ntft-d in the ; bosioesi to give me a trial. 1 name in part: axles, hpritis nade if the b X j ateel; hands, enameled and of all kinds of leather, j cloths, liningB for carriajjres, variiisht-H, aasrlngl oi ! all kinds, laid) trees, KnIish hridle leathers, hits, i stirrups, spun. , hame. line silver hames of til j kindts Jenny Lind Qig'Tieee, sdf-adjiicvtinr pad, I T.iylor's patent haniee. fly Beta, shH threads, hore i blankets, London Girth Webs, American Girth ant Hcin Webs, both cotton ami worsted; London j Welt ikins, a superior article; ivory, gotta perchl lall 'I Ol imtMj ilia i initial i i njn, m i J for horse covers, tho bust quality of carriage holts, patent gig trvos, Ac, Ac. 1 keep in fact everything appertaining to cither branch of the business, and understHiidiu;f both branches thoroughly, we would respectfully imityour attention before purchasing eUevher-..'. I im also agent for Ward's Pat id ipiin t (arftl . ap20-dAw BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY, 3-" .W Hlretl. OfR .7. 4 EHItE'K CO., SUCCEfiHOUH aJ' to J. E. Datcker, would respectfullv give notice that tl .'V MianufaclurM to order, aud bass constant ly ou liulul, ail kinds of Boots ami Shoes, lor Ladi.-b', O.-nts', and Cfiiidren's wear. Having epleliislied their stock of Eastern work, they are prepared to sell as low as any home iu this city engaged iu the retail trade. None hut Philadelphia workmen are employed in this estahlishmeut. Please give us a call. " I). M. OCKHKV OO. mayl-um 4vvtv r em vr Oh THE .ISHJIIiH 1, I88S Caab on hand Caab in ( 'intinental Baak, al vestment Cash in Hank Commonwealth. .. GG) 9 ..8!, V4 05 .. 6,197 47 Total B ink htoi Si.r..::l 97 ks oo shares Mank c'otntuerce ' oil ' Am u Ex. Hank " l(l " Bank New York 14 " B'k N. America 214 ah par val. 93B .Mi wot tli J',7o4 2S Temporary Loans aeeared bjr llMNl LT. S. Oonpoti Bouds and 2o shares Kesolute Fire Insurance Company 12p30U isi Ponds and Morteagea la ing first lieu, 4c.4o..,l.y IK) Premiums uncollected 2,60 80 Accrued Ins. ou Boud" and Mortgages & Temporary Loans C,7(V4 79 Balance due from Agents 19 99 Total Capital Stock. Surplus No Liabiliti K. L. H Ai-n. $o44,891 SO SolHI.ISMI IHJ 44.M91 fen ii44,891 BS JOSEPH i'K, Secretary. WALKER. Ptes't STATE OF KEW VOPK, U CITY 4 COl'NTY OF NEW YORK, impersonally appeared before me this 29th duy of November, A. I). 1869, Joseph Walker, President, and Richard L Haydock, Secretary, of the Security Fire Insurance Company, of tbe City of New York, and severally affirmed that the within statement by them subscribed is correct and true to tho best of their knowledge and baUeC THOS. L. THORN'ELL, Commissioner for the Stele of Indiana, in New Y'ork. This Company has complied with the law of Iuuiaua concerning Insurance Companies, ami is prepared to take risks in tho City of Evausville and Vanderburgh county, Ind B. H. SARIN, Agent, declO 87 Main street Ovr simHMJfJ STiI.E JX'O V OCT iss.K.ond to noneiu beauty and svmuu trii al . proporti ms. ms. Lovers ot a comtortablr, good-looking, durable Hat will be sure to get suited aud Bring in your ord-rs, gentlemen. line aud . fitted. K French Felt & Cassimere Hats, ' Always lead and made to order of any shape or color The Cricket and Zouave Hat, .lust returning into tal inn tor Spring A Httniassr. WOOL AND FUR HATS Of overy imsglnsbl S shspSs color auI quality. S t ir X Goods. An laMneaee stock, bo 04b! low will sell at corresponding figures. CAPS, CAPS. A very lart Stock on hand all tfcs latt'M styles. MISSES' FANCY HATS. Tli? Itt overseen in the city. Infant, Boys' & Youths' Hats, An ondU-ri smrlecy tor Spring anl Summer. TAUTIK8 &. MARCONNIKn, npr4 .'ti Main slrert. 10W!NG AND THRFSHING KT 3E3 S. XT! SHJIRHE K CO., E VjUVSVi 1,1. E, lad . ageata for the following Machines, which are the most approved patents now in use. Reapers and Mowers. W. A. Woi'd's I uiproved Mncr. K. Ball s Champion Koapor and Kower. Self Kaker, Iron Harvester, Kentucky Harvester, Huekeye Mower, K. Hall's Reaper and M" v r. Threshing Machines. Rallston's Improved 1'hreslier, Pitt's Patent Thresher,; Moffitt'a ' " may22-ly

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Oil. JJ'lt HJ H Hit II I.IJUS, n-tTU Patent fixtures to them, for sale rlioati. MILLER MKHA1S, 4:f Main stroet. apr; M It or. HE EE TOJlLEH. 4 k. gs W. R. Butter, SOU bush. Irish Potatoes, Just received at apr24 KLLIOTTS PA MILT OK K'ERT. German ami French Night School. rjpilE rjYBJB at 01 tJJVE It .rut st heJL spectfully begs leave to inform his friends aud the publ c in general, that he ha; opened a night school for the instruction of the Kaeay h and German languages. Being a gradimteof a Rotopeen University, ami a teacher ol practice and experience, which be hss become by Sxertteai during a BtMabef of yeais, lilf hopealD -a'ify all those who may entrust themselves or be entrusted un.o his care, and begs the pattoiiage of his fellow citterns. Also, young dergwneii and students of the gospel, are requested to take notice of his lessons iu the Hebrew language. For particulars, sppiy to Rev. DR. M. DELBANCO, Professor of Ancient and Modem i.angnares. First st , rearof Behm'a Hntnrnercial College". may2-3tnd 1. . M. runic. 1 corn.t. I'or testimonials we refe ! thousand at persons uf.ir t Lbeav HOtt-UBVOUK it- 0t., A.. n.iviM Water strt. Kvan IOOFL KtilYS GERMAN MSUICII I'lIK BREAT S TA A" D A 11 J R Fs M E 1 A the present age, base aeonteeil their .1 po ularity otily through yea's of trial. UabosMw i in ali d aatistac .'uden d hy tin cases. hooflj xi's G E R M A N B 1 T T E will Hm I Hll I I'lIRI Liver Complaints, Pyspapala, Jaundice Debility, Diseases of the Ki Ineys, ami al arising from a disordered liver, or weakni Dtomach and digestive organs, AN 11 WILL POSITIVKI.H PIO.Vr.M FeBsal Vrer, ItilifUD Fevrr, and Fever a Boa our Almanac for proof. Price TOcts pi r I., UOOFLA SLS MAMA MIC COM DIAL WILL VOtflTIVKI.Y CM Conicui, Colud, or IloarHeiHtft, Uronrhitlt, fafluSSSBa, Croup, Pneumonia, Im ipint Ct-iiHomptiiH. , ami has jH-rformed the most sstoalshfag cortfl rer kuown of C O NFIR M EDO 0 If SUMPTION! As a Dinrrhcea cordial it is um quale. 1. Price 75 cents pat bellle. IIOOELAAD S GERMAN PILLS, lw ing well-kuown tliroughoui Kurups nud Auiercau need no commendation here. Thoy are purely vegt tahle, are prepared with jreat exactness and Hiib'ar-roated. No better Cathartic Pill can he found. Price 2fi cents per box. These mediciues are prepared by Dr. C. M.Jack -o tt Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and St. Louis, Mo., aud are sold by druggists aud dealers tu mediciues everywhere. The signature of C M. Jackson will be on the outside of each bottle el box. In ewe "Everybody's Almanac,'" published annually, yon will find testimony and commendatory notices from all parts of tho country. These almanacs are given away by all onr Hgents. BEWAliE OF I'' i t'NTKBFKITS. See that you get IliHiflHiid s Werman Bitters, prepared by lo C. M.Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa., and tlist his signature is on the wrapper of each bottle Kell-r White, Agents for Evansville, Ind. Leich A t'arlstedt, do do do dec9 l.3E32!WtO VAL I rmm e UJVU e it si (jjveii ivo irr, it M respectfully inform their friends and the public L-eiicrallv. that thev have removed their office and store to their new building on First street, three doors above Pine street, near the foundrv, where they will be able to give moro prompt attention to the orders of their customers. A large lot :f stoves will be sold out at retail, at wholesale prices, in order to close out the stock. dvc.'i KKAT7. .. riEILMAN. CHIUSTH KKA1Z .WM H 1 11. MAN KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDRY I MANITACTCBEKsAND IIUILDEKS OF STEAM ENGINES A N I BOILERS, Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tubm-cn Screws Gumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills, Thraslnj; Machines, &c. EVANSVILLE, INI). ruvir ritoPiuvTons of the city rota M dry beg leave to inform their friends and ths public in general, that t bey are prepared to d: all kinds of MACHINE AND FINISHING WOBK, and everything appertaining to the Fonndry biii nesM- They are manufacturing Steam Knuines ake BoiT.itas of aay aire and powei required. Saw Mil? 1 Machinery and Mill earing ot any size ; Distil- ; . . , . J . , . i, . ,i ruing Maclunes Ihriuhing Machines, Malt Mills, ! Boreepi -orn-sl.e!l, rs, Machinery o! all kinds IlOlUe aim 0mill H. ll"ll UIMI mnnn i nis ai r? .!'T'.'i'tio"; ieeron. f5f,lar,Gf A-.. . ... : in.r ..... II... it..... NI..V.-S i.l I lie Litest 1 m - proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, Ac. BKEWEHS, DLBTTLLlKfi, KECTIEI E Its, 4c, Supplied with every description of Copper ano Sheet Iron Work, Bree ing Eettlee, Ilefri-ratorr, Attemoorators. tieanrea, Stilllu ads and Worms ...j an irnprovt red principle, OorBmna for Alcohol Stills, Yeast Jugs. Cans. Sivtihons, Ac; t opper, Lead and I Irou INpe; Copper, Neat ami Iron l'timps of every i variety, for beer, spirits, oil, fc: Brass Cocks an i Valves, Steam Wbattlee, dc. Workmen sent to all pin ts to fit up work and do i repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper aud Slwet Iron 1 Work, fc. OLD MKTALS BOUGHT. Tbcy are dealing in and selling Allen's Improved Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tnj bing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Machine, ! Stephen Hughes' KI0111 S p.irutors, G tman Bolti iug Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, Hore. St., of the best kind; Tiuplate, Sheet Iron, Block Ri, Pig Iron, Bal.it Metal, spelter, Fira Brick. They have every facility of the best Machinery and workmen, ami will give all work entrusted to them, their individual attention, tilling order promptly, warranting their work, and are satiwn.-J with reasonable prices. OUT- Oflice and Sale Koou.s. No. 6U Main i-treef; fonndeiy. Boiler Yard an I .Mai bitie BUoii . a fiat) street, between Kir. rille.ludiana. .nd streets. l.v ,;tsd. 8 V'ii J. W. HCOIIKS, 10 Main street, Kvansville" 3 crates aaaorted, for the Country Trade..haTM

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