Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 262, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 11 July 1860 — Page 4

CODE. laville &. Crawfordsvllle U. K. MtfUtRM Accommodation Train 6.00 A.M. Mail Train 9.16 " ARRIVALS. Mail Train 4.66 P. M. Accommodation JJ8 " SteamersRegular Packets. FOB CAIRO. Charley Bowzn leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at IS o'clock m. Arrives Mondays and Thursday at night. FOB PADCCAH. Dunbar leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 12 o'clock m. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at night. FOR UHJDVUU. Gbey EaOle leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at - o'clock p. m. Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays m the afternoon. FOB OBEEH RIVER. Boats leave every day for ointd on Green River. The Li e Kay i s leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, for Ashbysburg and Pond Kiver. She arrives Saturdays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays. There is regular daily communication with IIf.nDiasoN and Newbiugu by boat and laud conveyance. l U .. . . . . .. STEA5IBCAT REG 1ST EK . FROM 6 P. M . MI.SOAT TO 6 V. W. I Ullllf. ARRlVEIi. Charley Bo wen, Cairo: J.W.Oheeecman, St. Lou.: Bracelet, Cairo: Grey Kagie, Oio. OSPAKTHi. Peytona, Lou.: J W. Cheesemau, Cin.: Bracelet, Lou.: Charley Uuweu, Cairo: D. B.Campbell, B. Green: Grey Eagle, Cairo. BOATS LEAVING TO-PAY. Dunbar, Paducah: Grey Eagle, Henderson and Louisville. ——— ......The <Weather>, yesterday, was excessively hot, although there was considerable wind all day, which, however, did not seem to have any effect toward cooling the atmosphere. The thermometer is reported to have stood at 100°. ......<Business> at the landing was as brisk as could be expected under such a broiling sun as yesterday glared down upon the scorching levee. The <Charley Bowen> went out with a fair trip. There has been no change in the shipping rates. The <Bowen> took 95 hhds of tobacco at $6.00 and a lot of corn at 30c. ......The <River>, by latest accounts from above, is still receding at Pittsburg, with 5 to 6 feet in the channel at that point. Heavy showers of rain were falling. 7 feet were reported at Wheeling. At Cincinnati, yesterday, the river had risen nearly 4 feet since Saturday, but is now about at a stand. At Louisville it was rising, with about 4 feet 5 inches in the canal. The rise amounted to 6 inches at the head of the falls during the previous 24 hours. At Portland the river had risen about 18 inches, making fully 7 feet water on the bar. Thence to this point the river continues to swell gradually. The bars are all pretty well covered, and boats are passing without difficulty. Hence to Cairo the channel is clear, and there is a fine stage of water for the season. We yesterday inadvertently stated that the <Masonic Gem> was running in the place of the <Grey Eagle>. She is running on the <Bracelet's> time, and will be down to-morrow. Mr. John B. Hall is her agent. ......The <Dunbar> is the regular down river packet for to-day. She is one of the handsomest and best furnished steamers now plying, and the numerous testimonials of popular favor, which have been tendered to her officers prove them every way deserving of the patronage of the traveling public. She leaves the wharf for Paducah at 12 o'clock. ......The <Lue Eaves> having gone to Bowling Green with the mails will not be in port for Green river to-day, her regular time. She will be down again to-morrow. ......The <Grey Eagle> did not get down last evening in consequence of her getting aground at Scuffleton [sic] bar on Saturday last. She will be down here this evening without fail, at 4 o'clock, and will return at 7. The <John Gault> has been chartered to take her place as soon as the water gets too low again for the <Grey Eagle>. John B. Hall will receipt for all freights for her—at the foot of Main street—delivered any time today. The <Peytona>, which has been laid up at this place, left yesterday morning for Louisville. ......The Gallipolis <Grey Eagle> passed yesterday, en route from Cincinnati to Cairo. She discharged some freight at this point, including 15 casks liquors for Allis & Howes. She is not at present in any regular trade. Vincennes Correspondence. VINCENNES, July 10. EDITORS JOURNAL:—Wabash river fell 2 inches, with 7 feet full, in the channel. The <Caroline> passed down last Saturday with a good trip. W. H. W. ———>——— Receipts by Railroad. July 10th, 1860. 60 Lids flour, Brown Aikman; t! bids paint, Leich A Carlstedt; ti pks raisins, Preston Bros.: 40 bags coffee, Fred. Kron: 2 boxes V. powders, Tbos. Mingst; lease mdse, Keller (- White; 1 wash machine, Geo. Laut; 3 bbls eggs, 80 bids flour, i0 bbls whisky, 1190 bush corn, I. A Crane; I tool chest, Mr. Carroll; 1 box mdse, Uev. ('. Young; -sacks feathers, 1 bale, sacks, 45 pes bacon, j sucks ra, M'hP' ler Kij?cs: 1 1 bbls flour, Geo. Foster Co.; 1 empty keg, John Schueler; 1 empty keg, John Geggus; M bales laps, Anspacher l'laul; -2 boxes springs. 0. 0. Hancock; '1 boxes shoes, Archer .( Mackey; 1 bid bottled liquor, I box goods, H. Kaleigh; 10 boxes fruit, Cerisola A; Cassenilli; 40 lo jes tin plate, Speck S Feldhaker A. E. SHHADEk, Agent. The wheat harvest in this vicinity is about over, and we are gratified to learn, as we do from a largo variety of sources, that the yield is much larger than was anticipated. Though not standing so thick on the ground as last year, the grain is large and heavy, and is free from all disease. Our exchanges from all parts of the country bring similar gratifying intelligence in relation to the wheat crop. The young corn also presents a most promising appearance. The late rains have given it a fresh and vigorous start, and if there is no backset the crop will be a very heavy one. vV'hat we have said of wheat and corn is also true of oats and grass. Iu some sections of the South a severe drought prevails, and the corn is burned up, but the cotton crop looks fine, and it i3 believed that a larger quantity of that great staple will be raised than ever before. N. A. Ledger. 'The ErnasviV.o Enquirer says "the clArion Toice of Joe McDonald will soon be heard on every hill-top, and in every valley, rallying the faithful to the Douglas staudnrd.'' That fe decidedly the beat joke of the campaign ; it beats the Cincinnati Enquirer's calculations, wherein it claims every strong Republican State good for Douglas. itl. . i : i r t r ti i : n " , l UC LlilllUU voice O: OOe .llCOUimili. I c I used to hear him speak whenever the Detnocracv of Montsrnmerv rrnilil not ribtnin any one else, and we then thought his voice i the dryest and most husky we ever heard. In fact, the croaking of h frog, with a bad i cold, will give but a faint idea of Joe's 1 " clarion voice." We guess that the imported editor of the Enquirer never heard that voice. Rising Sun Visitor. Dtt. KorUaBsowX, Senator from Marshall and Starke, died on Wednesday. His death leaves a vacancy in the Senate that will have to be filled in ( . tober.

TRAVELERS

INSURANCE.

COPELAND & NEXSEN, ISIITT&MY ! OFFICE: SAVINGS BANK, ! NO. 1 FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, ISO., m n : .vo f it k pj it k it totjhk wJl Rbks and issue Policies in several of the eld- ' eat and most reliable Insurance Companies of the United States. STORES, STOCKS, DWELL 1 NGS, MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES, Insured at the mt favorable rates. MARINE AND INLAND i AVIGATION Risks taken on FLAT-BOATS, j BARGES, STEAMBOATS and their CARGOES. Also, applications received for LIKE INSlI RANGE. v - , -y i t 4VjUIIl IJlIlCli. VUUXUtl IMJUICSUUIed, over $4,000,000. iEtna Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., Capital and Snrplu $2,0Q0sflfJ0 Phoenix Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus, 990,000 Manhattan Insurance Co., New York. Capital and Surplus,. 400,000 American Exchange Insurance Co., New York, Capital and Surplus, :JOO,PO0 Rising Sun Insurance Co., Indiana, Capital and Surplus, 200,00 Merchants' Insurance Co., Hartford. Conn., Capital and surplus ;"J()0,0O( iEtna Life Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus, 200,000 COPELAND & NEXSEN, Agents. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE WITIi THE kM INSURANCE CO. Incorporated 1819 Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000. ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED Net Surplus of $942,181.72, And tho pruatigc ot -10 ytars ansei ss and experfenci. PPWARDS OP 914,000,000 Of losses have been paid by tho AStna Insurance Company in the past 40 years. The value of reliable Insurance will be apparent from the following LOSSES PAID BYTHE M T N A DUBI-Vfi TUK PAST FIVK TKA Its : In Ohio StJl,oai.8:i In Wisconsin, lM;,!).r.o7 Iu Kentucky, Mt,OT.I0 Missouri, 3b4,61H.H4 Iowa Minn. 101,3m. 40 IVuu'a Sc Va.. 31,005 !2 In Michigan, $l".$.n3 HI In In. lima,... 146,839.81 In Illinois.... 448,327.41 Tennessee 97.54LJ1 Kansas Neb 19,945,77 Ark-, it a.... j::.:i;.'..o Mississippi a;el Alabama, ...$v-, 112. 18. Fire and I. Viand Navigation Sitka accepted at lurnis coiibistt. m with solvency jitid t..;r jjrutit. Especial attention given to insurance of DWELLINGS ami CutUt uU, for tetm$ tf I to 6 yew. Tm solid 8tv.c lunr and ratoQSftftliJy tr led, and tltH many mi t-r- the.&tna IriHnrani-i' 'omjiany pos NMM in Ita lim, Hhould not te ovfrliiked ly those ready to insure and understanding their best iuterftatu, Ihnrtag M Btriaueeat times tho necatoalty for reHaMo Insurance beoontea an imperative duty tin ability of property owners to sustain lein tbeu much lerinened. AajaaMftal in all the principal citien and townan throughout the State Politieri issued without delay, by any of the duty authorized Aleuts o(,tUe Company. W Business attended to with despatch and. fidelity. COPELAND & NifiXaiKN, Au-nts, my 2 Savings lUnic luildin, Eirat r?t. BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL. P II (EN I X I E HARTFORD. CONN. nrvOTrn to 1XS tTR A NC'K E XC f J 'S I V RL V FIUK CHARTER PtiMPETUA L. Cash Capital, Cash Assets S-U((,(H)() - $547,712.:i() & L. LOOK IS, Pniaf. II. K i i i Secretary. Branch Office, 3! .j- 3S W. Third St., Cincinnati. 31. Mayill, General Agent. flfcatr'Aireuts in all the priu.'ip:it t'ities and Towns O' the I l.l..!i LOUSES PROMPTLY PAID'. App!iitioiiR received, prlieies Issnra snd renewed, anil sll business v.ertiininx to lle-u - i rv promptly attended to. Al.- applications received for lHe Insurance, in the .Vtna Life Insurance Oi., of Ilurtf-'ril, Conn. Capital and surplus ov, r S2.K),o. OOPaXAHD .( NXSKN, Ai-ruls. W Office, on First St., bet. Main and Syc, in Savings Hank UuildiiiK. EXCLUSIVELY FiRE INSURANCE E V A N S V i LLE A C E N C Y . MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMFY, flf. OS o o o d 3 o W m o INCORPORATED, WM. PITT l'ALMEii, V 1S21. sfaleat. ASIIKEW J. SMITH. Secretary. D1KKCTORS : W. P Palmer, : Sauiuel F. Mott I Uutus I,. Lord, Win. r. Mott, ! Wm, W. Fox, ( Kdwin I). Mors: Peter Cooper, Henry Ellsworth, Augustus ML War .lames Co'.les, Sidney Mason, Moses Tsyloi , 1j. S. Suare., ! Thomas Barron, .Inhn Caswell ltobert B. Mii.tin n .luhn Stewnr I, John C. Green, Thomas W. I'earsall, Kheii B. Crocker, This staunch old Company having fnlly compiic i with the laws of this State, continue to taflnn lite safer classes of property Against Loss or Damage by Fire, At rates as low asotherfir.it elaasStock Companies Their policies are free froi u teclmicalitii's, thus Svoidinr litigation, bavins had only oae law-suit daring a hnsiuess of TIHItTY-Kl NIC V I0AKS. Particular att-ntiou tfivmi to the lusurani ! PA KM PROPPKTY. ISOLATED I)W ELLIN OS, and their FUHN1TUKK. I'olicioS Usued f..r the eim of oNK, THUKl; or FIVK YKAiW. aLosses ,..ji:ai,i adjusted and promptly paid k Cash at this Agency. COPELAND . NKXSKN, Agaats

COMPiY

Wail St., New oi k.

STEAMBOATS.

ui:gular packets. n k u vi- .1 it ti riSjVW Mj t.n J.vfl JBL sv Boa Hue Ocean United States Mail Packet, MASONIC ;EM, Captaiu J.J. Fills bi ry. Am. II. Idvism.1 Clerk." 'Loaves Kvansville Mondays and Thursdays al 8 r. m. Leaves Bowling Green Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 8 a. making dloes connections at RvanSVtUe with the Louisville and Kvansville and Paducah Mail line, and the Kvansville t Craw, fordsvillo Rail Koad, and at Rowling Greeo with the Lomsvillu and Nashville Rail Road. For freight or passage apply on hoard er to juneW .IN". B. HALL. Agent. WMEtll JU .IIO.VWI' S THUM8.lay Mail Packet, BRACELET, Capt. I AKprjet, leaves LvansviHo every Monday morning at ; 8 o'jl.a-k and every Tliursday at 6 P. M. BSJ'Tlj'- steamer Bracelet will give through rei ceipts for tol.acco and other produce destined, for i tho Eastern -ities, or the Baltimore and Ohio Jtailroad. Apply on board or to JOHN B. II ALL, juiioO-dtf No. & Water street. EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE U. S. MAIL PACKET, 3- r cy JE3 ex & X o W. U. DANIEL.s, (.ait. S. P. HaIiI.TUac, Cork JT R.t VKH X VJJVS I'll, I K A' lKlt I JM-J Tnesdaynnd .Saturday atC o'clov p m. KeturniiiK, leaves isiiiUvilln every ilom'.ay and Friday at 1 ..'clock p. M. Tin. iiirIi Bills of Unlin will be jiiven for Tobacco or other freight to Haitian-:-.- or Sew York at as low rates it r.ot hwer than by any other route. Prutsenp r-i or freight taken at packet-l.oat rates f..r any point on the Ohio Kiver or on Green River. Cr J Tin- passenger accommodations of the Grey Kaiile are tin-ill pa-ed by anyBiaet upon the Western waters. Apply on board or to JOHN B. II ALL, juiii-7-ill r :JJo. i Water street. .Md CAIKO KbUULAK PASSKH OKU PACK KT, CUAELKY BoWKN, Iilxtku, Master, leaves Kvansville Tuesday and Saturday, at I'J o'elock M., arriv in at Paducah at G o'clock, A. M., Cairo at o'clock, M., Wo-inosdav and Saturday. Returning, lea es Cairo every Wednesday and Sunday, ut 7 o'clock, i'. M.. aud Smithland every Thursday and Monday, at 9 o'clock, A. M., connecting at Kvansville with the Kvansville and Crawfordsvllle U. It., and Packets for Greeu Iliver. Also, connecting e.t Sinitliland with Ciiniberlatid Kiver Packets ; nt Catr , with Memphis, New Orleans and St. Louis Packets. Tickets can be obta.neJ on board tho boat for all Kastcrn Cties. Bept23 . PACK E T The fine steamer DC NBA It, Gus. Fowler, master, ItJeittA" leaves Kvansville every M..nbiv.d5Ssgilte Wednesday, and Friday, at 12 o'clock M. Leaves Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 'J o'clock A. M. Connecting at Kvansville with the EtfuunrlUe and Crawfordsvillo Railroad for nil points North and Kast, with p.'tckets for Louisville Green, and Wabash rivers. Al Paducah with pack ets for St. Louis, New Orleans, and the Iaily Mail boats foi Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river. WBosineM promptly attended, and charges for freight and passage, same as charged by the regular packet. Through bills of lading given to New Orleans aud all points on thu Tenuessee and Cumberland rivers augl8 M. OR SOUTH t3 HltOIsTO. Jl.Vlt M1 POND IMVKIt. The elegsnt passenger sttsuier LUK EAVKS, 1 lljrvti Ml I'.j.nald, Master, Taylor, Clerk, will make regular tri-weekly trips to South Csrndtoti and Pond Kiver, leaving on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. For freight or passage, apply on board. de20tf FORWARD'G & COMMISSION. WM NKW AUUA Nii K.MKN T. Tho Adams ISxpbim Cjjipasy respectftUIy annotisdb to their friends nwl patrons, tho public of Kvannville aud vicinity, that, with llMeaaed facilities fr tho trHnsportatioa of F K E IGHT, PACKAGES, 3 ON E r AND V A L U A II L E Tbey solicit a continuanoe offrmer favt rn. Especial care tkn in tlie collection of Iiill- . Drafts. Kotos, and the transportation of omall ami valuable pax'katcoH. All persona wishing to avail themsolvt s of the facilhios f "ht Express, can obtain any dtniretl information in jofert'iice to tiie routes aini details of the onsiiiosfl, kt thyir irifice on First street, between Mail! and IjOctMit, Ofposite the Pfst Ottice. de 1 G. H. 1-" I m I . Agent. Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. P. G. O'RILEY 8c Co. 4,Ti'i.iV.A', Jh'OJlUWKHWtJ, J. commission merchants. General Kailros.'. Steamboat, and Express At"' 8poc1al Aceiits for the PKXN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; and connections, over which we are authorized to giv-- tbrouh receipts at thw lowest possible rate1 HaVnfg a mam moth Wharf heat at tha lauding, tin largest on the Ohio Hiver, capable of storing and prote. ting all merchandize liable to damage from exposure, we are prepared to facilitate tho dispatch of all coiiiignmontts lot Warded to our care by either KIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid tt- Keceiviiig, Storing and Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, ooSj Signed to us tor.sah-.aod satistaction gSJB ran teed. IHt--e and extensive- W'arelioosto ON Water street, adjoining the Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat, where we are to be found, attending to th Interests of our patrons at all hour, day and night. With our sup-rior facilities'; longstanding; untiring energy; and knowledge of our bsHdnes we feel confident ofgHiug general satisfaction, and hop to merit a rnuti unseen uf the extonsivo patronair" we are now enjoying. Liberal sash advances will be matlo on allconigntuents to either otUHelves or correspondents in any v( tho principal markets. North, Kast or South. P. G. O'HI ley &, CO. lfttOIW r .11 H.U.I HIUHH--i Mm FORWARDING AND GTCNETtAl COrifJMISSION MERCHANTS, : Agi-nts tor Kanawha Salt Company, Kvansville, InI diana. VV'e have formed a eo-pKrtnershi Andes the style of Bhown A" Airman, and otfr our services in ! the cajicity as set forth in our card above, i We are intlv prepared to extend every fhcilitj to ; shipn.rh, etther by CANAL, RIVER, or KA1Xi HAf, aud assure them that their interests shall ; 1k fajtlihiily represented, should they be phrased to I favor us Wil li their patronage. Oilice and Warehouse on thv corner of Mam 8t. and the Canal. WM. EiUoWK. W. M. AIKMAN, Late of Howard ft Brown. Late of FOSTER, A Co. jan2J-tf BALTIMORE & 0HI0 RAILROAD. BSO'-' -HiH TUK .1 1 THO l S. ti It w tr A.ntHof the above Roh'1, .mil are giving Lhronb receipts on fieight to all the KimWrn cities, ut as I.w rat.-s as by any other line. Goods sent to Mir care for transhipment will be forwarded with proiiiptuess and dispatch. I'..r all information address GEO. FOSTER Jt CO., Ag'ts , Cor. Locust at. and Canal, Evausville, Ind. ei .1',) St. Charles Saloon. SEW PROPRIETORSHIP AN ENTIRE RE-ORGANIZATION. &f-M- from N.. Orleaue, have purchased the ST. CHAULKS SALOON, on First street, nearly opposite the 1'ost Oilice, and have refitted it in an elegant and attractive style. The new proprietors have had long experience as keepers ot fashionable and popular Kestaurants iu New Orb ans, and they will endeavor, In their new house, to combine all the elegancies ana luxuries of Northern and Southern Restanrats in the ST. CSARL BS. They have brought a large and complete Bfoclt efchoice Liqaora liom New rleans, which they collected with care during their business in that city. Their connections and acquaintance in thiit city will enable them to obtain the choicest supplies of Liquors. Fruits, and luxnrin from that market in future, and they will fare ce expense nor pains to make the ST. CHARLES surpass, h. rcaiter, its termer representation, as a pleafliant Saloon, a place of good living, aud elegant, refined and luxurious resort. Job Billiard players i!i rind at this Saloon a set of the finest marl, it- top Hiiiiard Tables, from the Meli known and celebrated factory of J. M. BrSSSwi; k Co. The undersign. -I flatter themselves that long experienoe and careful atlention will enable them to merit a reputai It. -t equal to any Saloon iu the western country. l: ol Lin:, h will I i np in the i lo o'clock. I r.-s. I !. ;nn sk -,.! well.s,.r, lUittaitia i Hives and most ruing . 4 lK lucled st- . and Tit, u, d Forks in I.. Uro. Tai.l.. I at , ' iiameu d K ft t in Seivn-s, Kriu ti g Irons, Sad Ir e. mn vr aud 1'ots, i, I i re Bcass Kettles, Me.i! Shovels and Tongs, I Cheap at H el a I' I I. Mt tJ' U -T7 . T K It t -I 1- 8 3 M LiKiks, Hinges, Knoba, Doorsprings, Bolts, hell hangings. Screw, etc a well assorted stock, at t jui. .1) GEO. 8. SONN'TAG i C'O.'S.

COMMERCIAL.

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. FLOUU AND FEED t Veal, per lb.. P(u 10 Flour, ostni whitewheat'Pork, ".: luVull pereck of llo lbs. ...:i.5( FISH Do. sack of 4J lbs.. .1.80 VlackeroL, No. 1, 1256 " extra niess.171 " No. JtlMitV Salmon, per lb 15 " smoked 1 Corn Meal per bu 60 Ml, per 100 lbs jLOQ Corn, ier lu 50 GROCERIES Sugar, prime N. O In Cod, er lb ri A. I. crushed. .1:2 ; Halibut, smoked. 15 " powdered. donee, Rio. " Java.. " Mexican .. .12'.. Herring, 11. lit. Roe. ...:;. ....16; .. White Fish, fresh lake -U per lb ISiTrout, do do do lit Roasted... 20' PRODUCE .Imperial Ml.ooFotetoea.oId, per W.. fi uupcwder..7oil..r0 new ta " Youug llyson.40MSl " Oolong ltlaek. 4jtl ICngllsh Breaklast. : 7." Beets, per bunch viVi Carrots, do 2Z Onions, do J lieplaut, do 5 Lettuce, per head Molasses, reboiled per trillion M CablRe, do 3(ii5 W';Cncnmbers, each I - " snjfar- honse.. Baltlmoresvrop..70J Peas, per peck. ........ ...2 " St. Louis 'J5Beam, white p.-r qt & Rice 7 FRUITS Tearl barley 7V4 Apples, dried per lb...8V. Split peas 81 1 Peaches, do do iy PKOTI8IONS ' Cnrrant-i, Zante.pr Hanis.sug. cuiM can- i lb 1012 vassed per lb 13V; I Raspberries, per.jt " plain iSlPrtmes, Oer. per Ib...! Shoulders 10 " Turkish 122 Sides, clear KM Raisins, extra 20 Beef, d'd sugar cur'd lij.ji " Cooking No 1 ..1" I'ork, pickled lo, FLUIDS Butter, prime table. ..o, Alcohol, per gal 75 " for cooking loj Burning fluid, pr gal. 73 Cheese, new- 10 1 Lard oil, per gal 110 " old 124Coal Oil ....90ij1.00 Lard 12;. Vinegar, pure cider 20 CUT MKATS "(Milk, per qt 5 Beef steuk, loin per lb. MISCELLANEOUS " round fi Chickens, old, each .25 M roast 8 - young do 15 Lamb, foreqr 8 Eggs, per do. 10 " hind qr lo.lce, per 1W) lbs 75 Somewhat Singular. There have beeu eighteen elections for President. In eleven of them the name of the individual elected ended with the letter N. With only one exception, the nume of every President who has served two terms had this termination. In oclr one cse has a candidate for re-election, with N finil in his name been defeated; and even in this case the name of the successful candidate possessed this aaspicioaa termination. Providence Journal. This fact must be N-couraging to Lincoln and Hamlin. A Nashville paper say? : The Republicans are gathering up and making "campaign documents" of 10,000 rails " which Lincoln and a man named Hanks'' are said to have split in 1830. Not to be outdone, the Baltimore Convention Democracy, with the same object in view, are hunting up all the bricks the Little Giant has carried in his hat for the last twenty years. They are said to be very numerous. In New York, according to the eelate Courier and Enquirer, the caroling of the favorite songster, the bob-a-link, has not only been changed but greatly improved. Instead of " Uob-a-lincolu," " Bob a-lin-coln," the fields, the meadows, and every cluster of waving grass, send forth the spiritstirring note of " Abe-a-Lincobi "A be-a-Lincoln." A strange fact, thi?, in ornithology ; but if any of the -Democracy doubt it, let them take a run into the rural districts, and they will at once perceive how completely the political tone of the country has adapted itself to the air of freedom which proclaims the triumph of Republicanism; and how even the feathered tribe unite in singing praises in behalf of one who has been selected to be the standard-bearer of the army of freedom, which go forth to do battle for the Constitution and the dignity of free labor. Moving. Messrs. Bright and Fitch are both in this city preparing the way for an organization of the regular Democracy, aud the presentation of an electoral ticket. So wo surmise, at least, but only judge from the well kuown determined character of the men. Mr. Bright, whatever ii is faults may be, has never been accused of a lack of decision and energy; and Mr. Pitch, with more ability, possesses probably more intensity of personal and political hostility to tho Douglas movement than his associate. What tho issuo will be we do not kuovv, but we shall be surprised if the Breckinridge men do not very speedily consolidate their strength and show themselves with a front of formidable proportions. Ind. Jour. What tub Dkmocbat8 Ark For.- Some are for reviving the slave trade ; some for u Congv.ssional slave code for the Territories; ome for Congress forbidding the Territories to prohibit Slavery within their limits ; same for maintaining Slavery iu the Territories through the J udiciary ; some for the " gurreat pur-rinciple " that " if one man would enslave another, no third man should object," fantastically called " popular sovereignty , but never a man amouir them in favor of Federal prohibition of Slavery in Federal Territories according to the practice of our fathers who framed the Government under which wo live. Abraham Lincoln A CnKmrAHLE Change. Just after the Baltimore Convention, the people of Girdley station, on the Logansport, Peoria and Burlington Railroad ran up a ilag bearing the name of "Hon. Stephen A. Douglas for President. A few days ago the inscription was removed, and now the flag Hoars to the breeeze the names of Lincoln and Hamlin. The people of Gridley have no idea in contributing to the election of Breckinride by giving their support to Douglas. Peoria Trantcript. Tlic Canvass in Illinois. The present political canvass in this section is not ouiy full of encouragement but presents many decided curiosities. Those men who vere the most enthusiastic supporters of Douglas two years ago now openly confess that Lincoln will be elected President. The German supporters ot Douglas iu '58, are with very few exceptions Lincoln wen now. There are between fifty and one hundred of these Germans in this city alone. Matters are equally eneourging throughout the country. As a straw indicating the feeliug here, we iiave to record a bet of 55300, made by a Douglas Democrat, on Saturday, in favor of Lincoln again! Douglas. There is no lukewarmness among the adherent? of Old A be. 'rcria Transcript. Tm Constitutional Union men ot New York hold their State Convention at Utica, on Thursday of this week, to decide on the policy of supporting Bell and Everett. It is insisted by Washington Hunt that an Electoral ticket committed distinctly to those candidates shall be nominated. On the other hand, some of the venal trickstoii of the party, of whom the New York Express is the organ, wish to sell out to Douglas and Johnson. An interesting struggle is anticipated. Senator Pugli, of Ohio, ia the only member of the Senate, either from the North or South, who supports Douglas.

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WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE, No 5 First Street, between Main and L-K-nst. -WW!! Of IK II TO TUK I'l Itl.H WW Wheeler f- Wilson's Improved Sewing Machine at reduced prices, with increased confidence in its merits as the best and most reliable family sewing machine now in use. It sews equally well on the thickest or thinest fabrics; makes the lock stitch impossible to. unravel, wiLh the essential advantage of being alike on both sides, forming uo ridge or chain on the under side ; is simple in construction, more speedy in movement, and more durabl than any other machine. We give lull instructions to euable the purchaser to sew ordiuary seams, stitch, hein, fell, quilt, gather, biud, aud tuck, all on the same machine, and Warranted lor three years. Wealsokeep on constantly baud a full assortment of Singer's machines. Circulars containing testimonials of the above machines, from persons of the highest standing East and West, giving prices, AcT, will be furnished gratis, on application In person or by letter. feb'Jlv F. M. SELLMAN. GfUUJlM II It Kit lii.ntSJJll It HI Kit l& Beef. ,(J() lbs Extra llama ; ooo lbs Dried Beef, just received and fur sale bv C1IAS. M cJOH NSToN, Posey Block. flHKKSK. 'i HO X ICS VHKKSK ' WLy (a first rate article), l ist received and for sale by t'UAS. McJOHNSToN. BBK.TIO it I, Ol.lii H.VS CO. -B.9L. have removed t W.-.r.-r street, three dbon above Main. WE are now manufacturing Wells' Tatent Folding Spring Bed, the ls-st and most convenient now in use, ai it can be moved or handled without any trouble. Call and examine them. ian5 Til,K vV HJJ'U -1.I UKTKHMINED TO SUCCEED GEOKCE TIIOKNIIILL takes pleasure in iuormiog his old customers that iu the .piality and style, of his work, he flatters himself he cannot be excelled. He ai iv still bo found at the corner of Second and Main 'streets, where the choicest Harness and Saddles o' every .l.cr,p i.m . ha obluiu edou the best of terms. Repairing done with neatness aud dispatch. Second-hand Harness ilwu cm band iel I860. SPKING &SILMMER I860: 3r OODS. taf.fwVAX JwV if UK II. I. ' HKHFJiVTt9 fully inform their numerous friends and tho public generally, that they are daily rec-iving accessions to their largo and varied stock of Spring aud Summer floods, which, for elegance, style aud variety, cannot be surinisscd. It would be superfluous to enumerate all the departments which, on inspection, will be found n pl. te embracing all the leading styles and novelties of the season. The business principles whi. h have gained f..r their old established house such extensive patronage, will be adhered to, viz.: Execution of orders with dispatch attention aodcouitesy to customers, combined with mod. rate charges. Their stock having been purchased with care and judgment in the b.st market-., and ol lirst hjuality, together with an adherence to Hi iiuil piiucipbs of trade, they are confident of being able t" si. . ply those who may favor tb. in with a .all oil the best term. Annexed they submit a list of departments. Cloths, Caaaimeres, and Vestiugs, Tweeds, Ky. .leans, Cottoiiail.-s and Denims, New Strle Prints, a great variety, French Organdies, Lawns and Ciughanis, English Borages, Anglais and Challis. Black and Fancy Silks, aad Irish Poplins, Mohair (ioods for traveling (WeasBS, French Kerage BobeS, 5 to 11 Volants, " Organdy " f to M " Silk and Gingham Umbrellas and Parasols, Panama, Braid, Leghor n and Palm Hats, H..ots and Shoes, Soft Black and Colored Hats, Whito. Blue and Pink Mosquito Netts, French and Scotch Kmbroideries.a great vai ii tj , Black Lace Mantillas and Points, Hosiery , Oloves, Mitts, and White and Colored Corset ts. White Good, Notions, Dress Trimmings, Ac, .Sc. S. it K. would call particular attention to their stock of Irish Linen Goods of their own importations, warranted I'nre Uaoa, soft finish nnd Grass Bleached consisting of 4-1, C-l and 12-4 Linens, Brown aud Bleached, Damasks nil sizes. Linen Cambric Handk -rchiefs, Towels, Brown and Bleached Hacks, Ac. X. B. Thompson's Skirts, requiring no Steel Soring aronnd the boiv, are recommended for the following petuliaritres'and advantages: 1st. Facility of application. 2d. Perfect freedom from liability to chafe or excoriate, nnd admit of any kind of c-xercise without the slightest inconvenience to the wearer. Corner Main an. I r irsl streets. je-v.AVvV.'I 4UOt K UKt J WKKK MV assorted stock oif Preserves, Pie Fruits, Sauces, Flavoring Extracts, Essences, Oysters, Sardines, Pickles, olive Oil, Spics, Nut, Isinglass, Ac. All for sale low at Vli KEKV BROS., jnelj No. 2 Main st. CO-PARTNERSHIP. mm JJ-U B. -IHKKUI.VI1 MJl IJVti MM purchased from B. H. Brommelhans, (formerly of the firm of B. Nurre t Co.) half of the Saw-Mili at the upper part of the city, that establishment will hereafter be carried on by the undersigned, under the firm and style of Ahlering 6c Brommelhaus. The mill will cpntiana to fill all orders for Lum1W nromntlv and with care, orders solicited api-Ji-oii ,. ,TTT.-1 ATILICRING A BKHMlELIlAt'S. j iKK SCKJVT CIT' TOUJICVO KJt r WU TORY. The tludofsigoed having engaged " the Tobacco Biiainesai with the purj.ose of suppl ing, Ifpossftle, the wants of the homo market, am now-r epared to offr a well selected stock of lnanufaiP- - vl Tobacco from Missouri, Kentucky, and TeiiLfeSif e Leaf, iu Pouuds, Fives, Halves, Kibta,-VQ'. l arXers, In any desired package. Terms liberal, aud acceptable discount tor Cash mirch.ises, but no sale les-i than five boxes. V A. GCMBKRTS, jy28 No. 105 Main street, Kvansville, Ind. JT KKM.yK It 8vUjHH Mm 5 bbls New Y'ork A Crushed, 5 " " A Powdered, Just received and for sale by ('HAS. Mc.lOHNSTON, june'2 Posey Block, Main street

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DU. HAAS, having leased the rooncu formerlyoccupied by Dr. KlYett, iu Dr. Bray bitildinj;, Opposite the Post Office, for a serirs of yearn, would tm i 6pcttuUy Bolit tt tho citizens of Kvansville and the surrounding towns ant' country, o visit liis rooms a&d see the specimens on exhibition, whether tlu-y neel the services of a lentist or not. Since the issuing of his latl cireiilar and adver- j tisemeut, over a year since, several improvements aud new invention have been made, of which he : has availed himself, and allow nothing that will , subsorve the interest of his patieuts, to pmtM nil- , se'ured. Jlis fueilititis are better and establishment larger, without doubt, thai any other iu our State, ami eiusl tetany iu Eastern cities. All those who need Dental operations performed, aud are pleased with his work, shall be attended to with great jdeasnre. The following are the styles of work maunicf tired by him: Continuous Cum; Block or i'arved Vtrk; Vulcanite Base; t'oralite. Amla-r; C6plaii tic; Gold and Hilver work. Nothing can excel the beauty aud rffikuliapM M ffte continuous gum work. 1 1 is witiuut a gjtmai or crevice. Cheeks that are sunken can be restored to nearly thir original b ntbfrr by thi Btylfl of work, and alao bj the use of Ute Yidcanite, C'oralite, and Amber BatiK. TlMttittf f styles, f.r lightness ami adaptation to dittienlt mouths, excel ait -eels unythijig we have t-ver sen. Hi' has several anawtheties -for aliiiating pain . when extracting teeth. 'Ihevure perfectly haintless. The moiit delicate ran hae them applied. He does not advertise anything he ttUWOt 4o. nor exhibit anything u t math by iiimselt Parents should Consult the htnllhand beauty -f their children by having the ien!ist din t iliefr second dentition, thereby producing ymtu -try arid health to tlittae invalilHble orgaim. Irregularity of children's teeth vi h cted nnr cessfully. Those having decayed teeili, sh-'iil l either hav them extracted or tilled at once (tne latter it pre sible). Th health of the partly and the rem tii:itig tenth demand tin's. Mf" I tiikrt pleasure in intr -dueing Ir. l!-:i-, my successor to tht old rooms in Bray tuilding, hoping he will find them both pleaaaftl ami protlfable From my intetcoiir-e with the la-tor. I am pleased to find him one of the prpffrueeln rxisseKHing tast and high profese nmal ability :tnd standing. With this view, I ca, with safety, recommend him to the commurt't. as a skillful and mtent dentist (maj 20 . KIVKTT. CHAPvLES BABC0CK, 1 mporter ami I dealer iu Uoach and Saddler) Hardware, MAIN STR.EKT. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. m w.j rvV co. it i i.ktk it .m1 J JtJlM. raileinenta with European ami Auieri.-m rimniifactnrci-3 fora illrect nupply of all .-o.lsi:. my Hue, I am enabled to oiler iiiilitceuieiitH, thai Mi Uot fail to be to the interest of all ci sag. il iu the bufciiieKP to Kiye uie a trial. I iii.. in part: axl-'B, spriuss maue 01 I no liol teel; bamls, enaiuele.1 ami of all kimla of laMSfeheT, clotliH, lininoi for carriages, varnwluri, cnHiin.rj ol all kinda, aaUdlw trees, KnKli.ili bridle leatlicra, bits, stirrups, spurs, haloes, flue silver liauies of U kinds, Jeuuy Lind Gin Trees, aelf-ailjiHtin? Taylor's patent hames, fly uets, shoe threads, liort-e blankets, Londou Girth Webs, Auierican Girth ant1 tein Webs, btith cotton and worsted; Loudon Welt Skins, a superior ariicle; ory, j;utta iw-rcha aud brass lined iuartenal rins; superior kersi-yt for horse coven, the best quality of carriage bolts, patent gi trees, Ac, Ac. I keep in fact everything apjiertaining to either branch of the business, and understaiidins both branches thoroughly, we would re.peclfully invityour attention before purchasing elsewhere. I am also agent for Ward's i ocnt Sprin.- Sa.1.11 . ap20-d&w BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY, 35 Jtlaiii Slrett. jra .n, i intitK'if co., tsiccussoits MJr a ;.. J. K. Dutcher, would respectfully give notice that they manufacture to order, and have constantly ou hand, all kinds of Hoots ami Shoes, for Ladies', Gents', and Children's wear. Having replenished their stock of Eastern work, I hey are prepared to soil as low as any latM iu this city engaged in the retail trade. None but Philadelphia workmen Hie employed in this establishment. Please give us a call. 1. at. OOJUUCIf A CO. T.I TK.nK.VT Of TUK JK K.I I It 8 J of the BWMTI Issi'B&M'i: Coui-ANV, October 1, 1859 AH8KTN. Cash ou band S 0(.U 15 i .i I. in t'ontiucutai Hank, awaiting Investment 8!',ri:4 os Cash iu Hank Commonwealth 5,117 47 Total Bank Stocks SO shares H ftO : " nio " ?'J5 Bank Commerce Am'n Ex. Bauk Bank New York B'k N. America :m U7 KM h par val.ltel,50u worth J'J,7..I -J.r. Temporary Loans aeciired by 1 1 H U. S. Coupon Bonds and 2b shares Bedolute Klro 1 nsurauce Company 12,:MKHH) Bonds and Mortgages being first lieu, 4c.4h.'.,l".iMio Prejninina uncollected 2,'i'i no Accrued Ins. on Bond" ami Mortgages A Teuijiorary Loans o,7(-4 7'.l Balance due from Agents in !! Total CSapital Stock Surplus No Liabilities. ..tl4,8'JI so ISOOiMN) Utl 41,891 ao -554 1,891 80 JOSEPH WALKKIt, Pres't R. L. Hivdiii-k, Secretary. STATE OF NKW YORK, I CITY A COUNTY UF NKW VUKK. Personally appeared iM-foi-e cie this 29ib day of Novemlar, A. D. 1859, .loseph Walker, President, and Richard L. Haydock, Secretary, of the Security Fire Insurance Company, of the City of New York, and severally affirmed that the within statement by them subscribed incorrect aud true to lb., best of tln-ir knowledge and belief. THUS. L. TliORNELL, Commissioner for the State of Indiaua, iu New York. This Company has complied w ith the law of Indiana concerning Insurance Companies, aud is prepared to take risks in the City of Kvansville aud Vanderburgh county, Ind B. II. SABIN, Agent, declG 87 Main str-ct. Opb HPttus-a rrA .v w out is aecond to none in beauty aud symmetric:) proporti ins. Lovers of a comfortable, good-looking, line and durable Hal will be sure to get suited and fitted. Bring in your orders, gentlemen. French Felt & Cassimere Hats, Always ou haml aud made to order of auy shape or color. The Cricket and Zouave Hat, Just returning into tashiou for Spring A Summer. WOOL AND FUR HATS Of every imaginable shape, color aud quality. Straw G-oods. An immense stock, bought low will sell at corresponding figures. CAPS, CAPS. A very large stock on baud all tho latest stvlcs. MISSES' FANCY HATS. The best ever seen in the city. Infant, Boys' & Youths' Hats, An endless variety for Spring and Summer VAUTIKK ft MARCONNIKH. apr4 IP Mala Mtr'-t. MOWING A ND TH RFSHING 3UE INES, my su.i itt-K tc o., k i'j.sii i. i.k, JU Ind., agents for the following Machines, which are the most approved patents now iu use. Reapers and Mowers. W. A. Wood's Improved Mower. K. Ball's " " Champiou Reaper aud Mower, " Self Raker, Iron Harvester, Kentucky Harvester, Buckej-e Mower, K. Ball's Reapwr and Mo ver. Threshing Machines. Rallston's Improved Thresher, ; Pitt's Pateut Thresher,' Moffltf may22-ly

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W Patent fixture to them, for Mile cheap. 311 LLE II & NIKIIAIS, Bpr5 4:: Slain itrset. M 190Z. H p J T OmSUm VJiM. 4M: 4 kfetfi w. it. Battel". 20f bU-fh. tri.li ittatota, .Tuft i t tvfvt(J it apr24 ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GttOC'ERY. German and French Night School raUK i.yn kksi uj'k n .no c kk M- mectfallv bew leave to inform hit friemlJ and the public in genwa', that he hai oja-ned night schmil for lhe Rlfel ruction ol the rri ucB an German languages, lleing a gi adnata of a Km opeail University, ami a teacher of practice an 1 experil ence. which he has M-com by exertion during numlier of yeais, lie lio;.,- to satisfy all those whil may eutrust ttt.-m-rUta or lie eutr-. :i.o u.i.o km care, aud begs lue patronage of his fei.ow - ri7.eI Also, voting cIi riM meii nVrtl itwlenti of the g.wpell anrreanaated Intake noiii- of his leanous in lh Uabrew language. Kor parlioulara, apply lo lb . I'll. St, PKLBAKCO, rrofesor of An. i. nl ana Modern Laiiguago f'irstst.. rem ot HWi rti'a IVtHimAnHaf '4'Vdlege. uiay--;luid M bail. I a suoplv i f 0 We can also furnish TKAi K SCA LKS ol any nai:itv. Theae Scales are from the uiauulacl. Y. f. rAltttfANKS ,i C'O.. St. Johujhiirg, v moot. Kveiy Scale is tested, and seated, ai.d ranted collect. For testimonials wo relet t. t-ousallds of Jaji sons using tb. in. I10KN lllU'ori Jr CO., Agent-, uoviil Water ; atreea, Kvau-viileJ uwriiANua GERMAN MEDICINES TUK UKKAT STANDARD RE M E J) L P. of th- present age, have acquired their great pL nlarity only through years of trial. Unboiin U ed sati.ilaetion is rendered by them in all I ca.w. HOOt'LASl) G E R M AN B 1 T T R R i WttC I'OSITIVEI.V pjvali Liver Complniiits, l'vpep.-.i:i, Jaundice, Nerv Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, aud nil ilMl arising from a disordered liver, or weakness of stomach and digestive organs, ANO WILL PtslTlVKLY PKEVI'.NT Yellow fmrnr, liiliaut Fever, anil Ferer and At See our Almanac for proof. Price 75ets per boll UOOFLASD'S BALSAMIC CORDI.il. WILL POSITIVELY I THE Coughs, Colds, or Hoarseues, Broni-liitie:, 1; rni'.a, Croup, Pneumonia, Incipient Cousuniptl uud hiis p. rfornicl the most astonishing cur. known of U O X F I B M K D DDNSUMI'TIi ! As a Diarrliwa cordial it is uneiiualed. Pi iel cents per bottle. IIOOVL.AND S GERMAN PILLi being well-kuowu throughout Europe and Ai: can need no commendation here. They are pu vegetable, are prepared with great exactnest I suirar-coateu. No better Cathartic Till caii ftiund. Price 25 cents per box. These medicines are prepared by Dr. C. M .1 HON Jc Co., Philadelphia, Pa., ami 8t. Louis, and are sold by druggists and dealers iu inedicj everywhere. The signature of C. .M Jackson be on the outside of each bottle or Vox. In our " Everybody .H, ..,- publish.uuullv, vou will tiud testimony and commends noticos from all parts of the country. These at uacs are iriven away by all ..ur agenta. HEW AUE Of CUCSTEHFEllS. See that you get llootbiud's German Bitters, pared by Dr. C. M.. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa,, that his signature is on the wrapper of each be Kelh r A White, Agents t .r Evansville, IndJ Lcirh A Caiistedt, do t!o no B.EMOVAL !. ruMlt: irJVitKltKlu.VKir woi M respectfully inform their friends and the j li. generally, that lin y nave reniovou tneir . and store to their new building ou First afreet, doors above Pine street, near the foundry, i tbev will be able to give more prompt atli to the orders of their customers. A large Id stoves will be sold out at retail, at wholesale in onler to close out the stock. d.c5 KBATZ A OEILMAg CUUIKTIAN KBATI WM. HFllj KRATZ & HEILMANj CITY FOUNDRY! MANL'KACTIKERS A VI) BUI LDKRS OK STI KNU1NKS AN D BOILERS, Haw and Grist Mill Machiiiery, Toliacco Sci Outnnil n g Machines, Chineae Sugar Cane Mil! T lii nsl u .11 m h I new, Ac i . KVANSV1LLK, I rmviF. pboi'biEToits of the city f: JL dry beg leave to Inform their friends anil public ill general, tbat lliey are preparoil to ,1 km.:- ..i MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, I aud evervtbiiiK apiTtai nm-r to the lonmIi I ues"- Thev are manufacturing Steam Kn.iim - Boii.tus of any size and power required. Saw' ! Machinery aud Mill Gearing of any sire ; D I Inrv and Minim: Machinery, Tobacco Screws, ( ; i mine Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt ii ' Horsepowers, Corn-shelters, Machinery ol a!l i i uuule uud repair. ! Iron and Brass Caatiinl i every description. Iron Housefronts, Cellar Gi l itc. CiK.aing and Heating Ptovcs oi ine ii sw ! proved patterns: Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, it, .1 i ukuh Kits, HisiUiiioa, wnnaas,! j Supplied with every description of Copper Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Befrigerie I AtteUiorators, Sparges, Stillheads and Wornil ' au improved pnnoipio, oiuinns lor aicoiioi , Veast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, &c; Copper, Lea. ! Iron Pipe; Copia-r, Hrmi anil Iron rumps ot variety, for beer, spirits, oil, Jr.: Brass Cocksk alvrs. At earn histles, itc. Workmen sent to all par", to tit np work un j repairs on bteani boiler., Copper and bhvet W oi k, Jrc. OLD MKTALS BOUGHT. They are dealing in and selling Allen's Imj.ij .Steam Gauge, wrought iron welded I'ipes ai.-i bing, Hiram Hopkins' improved Smut Macl, Stepben Hitgtios ilocr Separators, German ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Del ing, Packing, Ho-, ot the best kind; Tinplnte, Sheet Iron, Block Pig Iron, Llal.lt Metal, spelter, iro lirirK. They liave every facility of the boat Macio ; and workmen, and will give all work entrust.them, their individual attention, filling or promptly, warranting tha ii work. and are aati with reasonable prices. y Office and Sale IJo.uiis, No. W Main -t, iiindei v. Boih-r Yard ai- i Machine Shop on street, Is-tw ra n Kirsl i ei-oinl strtv ts, Kvi vilin, Indiana. J. W. Hl'OHKS, 10 Main street, Cvansvii M crates asaorted, for the Country Trash ban

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