Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 278, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 July 1860 — Page 4

Wit ailg gfontnal. T RAV KLE KSGl'lDE . Kvauavllle & Crawford.vllle II. R. DIPABTX.ES. Accommodation Train A. M. Mail Train 9-15 ARRIVALS. Mail Train " PAccommodation 3.30 SteamersRegular Packet. roa CAIRO. Charley Bowen leaves Tuesdays and Saturday! at 18 o'clock H. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays at night. FOB PADCCAH. D rK BAR leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 12 o'clock t. Arrive Tuesdays, Thursday, and Saturday e at night. FOB LOUISVILLE. Grey Eagle, of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays und Saturdays at 6 o'clock p. m. Arrivas Tuesdays and Saturdays in the afternoon. Gbet Eagle, of Gallipolis, leaves Mondays at 12 o'clock M., and Thursdays at 6 o'clock p.m. Arrives Sundays and Thursdays in Ihe afternoon. Tj. C. Febrt leave j Evansville Weil nesdaj s and Saturdays at 6 p. w. Leaves Louisville Tuesdays and Fridays at 4 p. n. FOB GREEK RIVER. Bowltso Gbeen leaves Mondays and Thursdays at 6 o'clock p. at. for Bowling Green. Arrives M 'Mondays and Thursdays in the morning. The Lub Kates leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, for Ashbysburg and I'ond River. She arrives Saturdays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays. There is regular daily communication with Henderson and Mewbubuu by boat and- laod conveyance. RIVER ITEMS. STEAMBOAT BEGISTEB . FROM 6 P. M. FRIDAY TO C P. M. SATURDAY. ARRIVED. Time. Louisville; Gen. Pike, Memphis; Lady Franklin, Mem.; BT J. Adams, Louisville-; L. 0. Ferry, Louisville; Grey Eagle, Louisville. DEPARTED. Time, Tenn. river; Gen. Pike, Louisville; Ladv Franklin. Cin ; B. J. Adams. N. ().; W. V. Glllum, Green K.; Charley Bowen, Cairo; L. C. Ferry, Louisville; Grey Eagle, Louisville. BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. Dunbar, Paducah; Grey Eagle, jr., Louisv.; Bowling Green, Woodbury. ——— ......The <Weather>, Saturday, was very warm during the day, but cool and windy at night. ......The <River>, opposite this point, has again commenced slowly to decline. ......The <Grey Eagle>, the junior craft of that name, is the mail boat for Louisville, leaving to-day at noon. She is a very light, fleet and beautiful boat, and is in chargo of able and experienced officers. Her principal clerk, Mr. J. A. Lusk, is a very polite and affable gentleman, and shows passengers every attention. Mr. John B. Hall, at No. 2 Water street, is agent for the <Eagle>. ......The <Key West>, Capt. Lafarge, arrived at St. Louis on Wednesday, having since the 3d of May last sailed twice three thousand two hundred miles. She, accompanied by another little steamer, the Chippewa, succeeded in making Fort Benton, which had never been done before. The news of the arrival of the little boats spread through the country around Fort Benton like wildfire, and there was great commotion among the red skins. They were perfectly amazed and highly gratified with the "fire canoes." On July 5th the Key West turned her bow homeward, meeting with no accident whatever, and her crew were in good health the entire trip. The boats had a fine passage down, the <Chippewa> being in the rear. The various tribes of Indians were peaceably disposed toward the whites, but, as usual, anything but friendly feelings among themselves. These boats disembarked at Fort Benton Major Blake and his three hundred troops, and they took up their line of march for Washington Territory ......The channel of the Scioto, at its mouth, has been completely changed by the late rise. The bar which was just above the Point has been thrown across the opposite side of the stream, and a new channel is being washed on this side; while the old one is fast filling up. No inconvenience will be made, we apprehend, from this new arrangement of Nature.—<Cin. Com>. ......The Memphis papers announce the death of Captain Gilbert G. Bidwell, formerly of the <Lady Walton>. His remains were to be taken to Cincinnati for interment. ......The <Dunbar> is the mail packet for Paducah at 12 o'clock to day. Passengers will find her officers polite and gentlemanly, and her accommodations unsurpassed. ......The U. S. mail steamer <Bowling Green> leaves this evening for all joints on Green river, as far as Woodbury. Passengers and freight will be taken thence to Bowling Green by the steamer <D. B. Campbell>. ......A bold attempt to play off the bogus bill dodge upon the steamer <D. A. January>, was made recently at St Louis. The <Bulletin> gives the following account of the transaction: A sprightly looking young man, dressed in light summer clothing, with a pen behind his ear, and looking the clerk all over, presented bills of lading from the house of K. H. Townsend & Co., to Captain Thomas Riley, clerk of the steamer <D. A. January>, who looked over the bills, then referred to the dray tickets, saw the second clerk's name, J. R. Norton, signed thereto, and concluded all was right. Captain R. gave the young man—Robert Fitzimmons—for so he called himself, a due bill for $87 40 at the same time remarking that the boat would not go out till Monday, and that if he would present the due bill, the cash would be ready. The young man departed apparently in a very happy state of cogitation. On Monday the due bill was presented for payment, when the nice young man was arrested, and put in the lockup. The dray tickets and bills of lading turned out to be bogus. A fellow by the name of Buckman, alias Brickwell, is implicated. He was also arrested. ———<>——— Xortu Carolina. The Constitution says there will be no Electoral ticket for Douglas and Johnson in North Carolina. The North Carolina Standard has abandoned them, ind hoisted the t!ag of Breckinridge and Lane. A NEW Republican paper has been started at Anna, iu Union county, Illinois, under the title of the L'di-ju County Record. This is assaultiug the enemy in the very center of its stronghold. Every day we hear of tome Douglas Democrat in the South bought by the Administration. This domestic slave trade is carried on quite briskly. I.ou. Ji.ur. Pacl Mokpiiv, after remaining a few weeks in New York, will take his final doparture for Paris, which he intends to make his permanent home. Rerelit iy Kallroail. July 2MB 1400 1 car load marMe, 51. A. Lawrence; l Soar pack r, I box, Geo. Foxtfr if On ; 'J bin oil cloth, f'haa. ialMfafc; M aaori boxes, 1 box hardware, Chrisiitu Oeckor; 2 libla brM-w kettles. S. Wells; 8 oils lontlier T!o-. Kertb; do kK b ad, Mch I 'arUtodt; 8 boxes, V. d. o'Hilev i Co.; 1 barral, ick, A . Lem-li t'o. ; I car kwd bea.'tto', A. Mhw; 1 box cbickciir, 51. Sieai.rt; baahala rbfcat, 1. R. Mill? . Co.; I1W hash ahaat, Ifc-I iRit Broc : nix teet lumber, 1 cir coal. J: -' "-s ndse, BroDi(r Bto?.; 1 coop chii keus, Vheelr A tietts; 4 bbl wbinky, Alli A Ilovtas- 1 bxchee(., . D Heimann; 1 head stone. M. A. Lawrnnca. A. E. BHBADXB, AKnt.

INSURANCE

COPELAND & NEXSEN, IBAli AGENCY ! OFFICE: SAVINGS BANK, NO. 1 FIRST St BEET, KVAXSV1LL.E, IXO., m it n .vo m -i'rb fjitnt to t.s he CM. Risks aud issue Policies in several of Mm widest and most reliable Insurance Companies of the United States. STORES, STOCKS , DWELLINGS, MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES, taunted at tinmint favorable rates MARINE AMI INLAND AVIGATION Bisk taken on FLAT-BOATS, BARGES. STEAMBOATS and their CARGOES ANo. applications received tor LIFE INSURANCE. Combined Capital Represented, over $4,000,000. iEtna Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus, 52,000,000 Phoenix Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus, 50n,0M) 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 2BO,000 Merchants' Insurance Co., Hartford. Conn., Capital and Surplus 1900)1000 iEtna Life Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus, 200,000 COPELAND A NEXSEN, Agents. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE TNA INSpCE CO. Incorporated 1910 ("barter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL 81,500,000, ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED Net Surplus of $942,181.72, And tho prestige of 40 years success am pxpr.:!n-r. UPWARDS OK $14,000,000 Of loBPt s lmve heon paid by the -l.tna Ifesarance tympany in 1 1 1 - pa-L 40 ytts. Tho valu of reliable Iusuraiio will be aiparent from the followin,; LOSSES PAID BY THE M T NT A M I1IAO THE PAST FIVE VI ARS: In Ohio tSSl JHOM I In Michigan, 3 1.18.0 i3 XI In Wisconsin, t(lt;,fi.V5.07 In Indiana,... 14G.S39.8I Iu Kentucky, 304,930.40 In Illinois.... 44h,:!i7.41 Missouri 381,. 118. 04 Tenneitfee 9T.5t9.21 Iowa t Minn. 1-M.:v. .4fl KaBMiA Seb 19,445.77 IViui'h A Va.. ai.59.1 84, Ark. A G-i.. . 23.94.1 tl Mississippi a&d Alahftma,....12,4 i'3.18. Fire and Iriaad ?Ta iation IbUkd Hi t opted at . i ; ;i8 pIMM ' 'eitt wild .-.ilveiii-' Mtd f:vr pr'hl. Exlirvinl mMenliitn ijut-utu itft-nut' of UWKLLISHS unl Vontrrt. for term of tt . :j?rn. Thti Bolid wrvi loiitr him) i leec f ally tried, and tl.-- luany Hdvantae tlie.Ktriu Insurance Company pM MMN in its hue. Miomd DO! be ot i-Hooked bv those ready to insure UN understanding their I interests. Paring " ctfinireitt tiniPM " the naeeMfty for reliable Insurance beconi an imperative duty the ability of property owiaera to matain i nu being then mneh levelled. Ageini'M in all the principal C$tiM and tOWUI Ihmmxhmit the State rolltie fatamsJ with.mt delay, by any f the duly anthoii.rd Ageotfl of the Company. t Bwataom attamlad t with dentatch nl n.'elity. COPBIiAND A NKXSKN, Amenta, toy- Savings Bank Building, Firnl St. BY STATE AUTHOniTY. INCREASE OF (1ASII CAPITAL P H CE N I X IIMAIE COMPANY HARTFORD. CONN. DUVOTED TO INSDRA N C E E X CIA J S IVEL FIRE CHA K TF.R PJSMPETUA h. CashCajiital, - - i00,0U0 Cash Assets - - $o 17,71 -2 .'Mi l.i u i .VI IS, Preat. 11. Kf lloou, Sei retai y. Branch (tjirr, 3 !( 33 W. Third Ht., Cin cinnati. M. Moyil, Genertil Agent. C4T"Agents in all the principal ii' the rnion.r id Towns I , 0 SS ES 1 'II 0 M I' TLY PA ID. JftaS'ApplicatioiiK received, prliciea i pauod anil renewed, and all besincs pertaining to the agency promptly attended to. Also applications recelv.-d for I.iie Insurance, iu the Jttea Life latoraam Co., of Ilartf-id. Conn. Capital and surplus over (300,000. OOFKIiAND .f- MEX8RH, Agents. Mr" Dfti. e. on First St., bet. Main and Svc, in S'avint's l:tnk Bail. in It. EXCLUSIVELY FIRE INSURANCE EVANSVILLE ACEMCY. MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMP'Y, Stt, CM Wall St., New Vin k. o o o o a o W m in W CO hi tr cj o o o o o INCORPORATED, 1821. WM. PITT PAIasfKH, President. AN'I'UKW .1. SMI TH. Secretory. UIRKCTOHS : W. P Palmer, Saiuuil V. Molt. HutuA b. Lord, wm. K. Moll, Was. v. Km. Edwin I. Hwraaa, Hid, aid Tlghs. Tsosmh Harvoa, li. lM-rt II Mintui!.. Tautaaa W. PssrsaH, Petor i'..,.ier, llciirv Kllsworih, Asaznataa v Ward Jissnra -..iles. .(dnsjy Na-oa, Kosss Tkylvl , I.. S. Soars, a Joan Caswell, John sie.,i I , JfthsO. u, Tln-i HinMMch i .iu:i'iy havingE ruth t rli'-l withtiif Ih.. of ir.in Slrttt , i .tutinct- If (Muni Iht.:itr ctltrtrM-H Of 411 t.f i t Aaint Loss or Damage by Fire, t rata, aa lost aa olaar aral ctisM itock Oosspaoiss Tasir puttcigs m tree Irosu Israaacaassea, thn-s-.Miditir IDIg. loo, aasi.. bad atdn uae lawsuii dariaxabiiuesd TBIRTi IKR TEAKS, Psjrtsralar si tentioa a t. tie- (n ichum oi KAKM PBOPEKTY, ISOL-VTsiD DWKl.I.lNGN, snd thsir FUHMITCKE PolkiM msn rd t'-r tin. srn ONE, THHKE..I- FIVE VEAl;:ssjpJbosjM. equitably adjusted and proaitly paid u Cash at thi A.ssi I J . COPELAND A KEXSSK, Agents.

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STEAMBOATS

REGULAR PACKETS. W9H COME TO STJ W t IU JlTsSfJS WW nf time. The I.Oljht Tills and ssssi Henderson Light-Draught, Swift, Side KjliiWJ Wheel V. S. M. and Passenger Packt-t,aBsgcs Grey ZES-cigX, Capt. A. DONNA I. L Y, J. A. Lr-K, Ol k, Leaves Evansville tor Louisville every Monday at 12 o'clock M., and every Thms4ay at 6 o'clock r. M-, arriving at Lonisrula Tuesday and Friday evenings. Returning, leaves Loii-sville every Wednesday and Saturday evaming Ht o'clock. .1S. n. HA L, Agent; july28-tf No. 2 Water street. Evansville, Ionisi-tlle, and Owensboro Passenger Packet. THE M AMI riNE STEAMER Xj, . o. 2? :e si. :el -sr , HAM. SMITH, Blaster. Aistin Gregg, Clerks. Leaves Evansville Wednesdays and Saturdays at fi p. M. Leaves Louisville Tuesdays and Fridays at 4 P. M. juls;19 gs ;tJ rf.Jit i: f.i.-s iv , z, r; JLmu Cairo packet. The elegant low water packet, J. II. D O N E, Lew is Davis, master. Y M. II. List, clerk, will run regularly in the Evansville and Cairo trade during the season. For freight or passage apply on boatd. julylS trt tl M-! ( I f . I It EVJJS'SVMLLE and Paducah low water mail "jnR Pa-ket, S A M K I R K 31 A N, .1. V Throop, Master, .1. Fi.ocrnot, Clerk will leave Evansville Tuesdays and Saturdays, at i o'clock P. M., on arrival of the Louisville and Evansville Mail packets. For freight or passage apply on board. juiyl EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE U.S. MAIL PACKET, C3r jc o y JES agio. W. U. DAHIKLS, Capt. 8. P. EilUUT, C'erk. p- kj vxs m vjjts kum m van JLj Taevday hu3 Saturilay at o'clock i M. R-'turning, leaves Louisville every Monday ami Frhiav at 4 o'clock p. . (a Through Rills of Lading will he given for Tobacco or other freight to Raltrmora or new York at as low rates it not lower than ly anj other route. Passengers or freight lakaa at packet-boat ratal ftjr any point on the Ohio River or on Greet, River. iw TImj pasM tmgn a, 1 owiKwlalloiia of the Grey Kngle are uuurpas:3 b, any boat upon the Western waters. Apply on hoard or to JOT1N 15. HALL, jnn7-dtf Kac S Water street. ffP svi t,.;, I'AUVt'jiit, j.vi OA I BO RHGDLAR PASHKN OBBPACKBT.Cll.M:! r.YimWKN, fJEcAi Dkxtkr, Master, U-avci 1 Tuesday and Saturday, at 'l o'elock At., arriving at Padacaa at S o'clock, A. 31., Cairo at 12 o'clock, M., W.diiHSdav and Saturday. Returning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Suuday, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Baiithhuad every Thursday and Monday, at 9 o'clock, A. M., connecting at Evansville with the Evansville and Crawh;rdflville II. ami Packets fr Green River. Also, connecting at Smith land with Curalierlaud Hlver Pack' ets ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and St, Louis Packets. Tickets can h.- ohttMflad on board tho Loat for all East. rn (.'lies. 8eptJ3 Jw J I' A K I: I 1 he hue steamer DUNBAR, Cos. Fowler, master, leaves kvaitsviliw nciy Monuav.i Wednesday, and Friday, at 12 o'clock M. Leaves Paducah every Tuesday, Tiiiirsdav, and Saturday, at "J o'clock A. M . Connecting at Evansville w ith the Evnnsvilli. and CrawfbeibrrlBe Railroad for all points North ami Beat, with packets for Louisville Green, aud Wabaah rivers. At Paducah with pack ets for St. Louis, New Orleans, ami the Daily Mail boats fir Cairo, Nashville, aud Tennessee river. Hness promptly attended, and charges for freight ami passage, s;i:ne iu charged by the regu- ! lar packet. Throi,j;h bills of tiding given to New ! Orleans and all points om tl.- Tennessee and Cumi norland rivers augl8 on not th c.i 1: HO CTO. POND RIVER. The elegant , , passenger attam-r 1.1 1. EAVES, ,' ii-s 'r McDoNatn, lUir, Tavlob, Clerk, will make regular tt i-ve kly trips to South Carrolton ami Pond River, leaving on Mondays, Wednesday und Fridavs. Cor freight or pi apply on board. de20tf FORWARD'G & COmmiSSION. g .'ij.n JiXM'HKNN CO.11 .. Vi mXM. N E W AUU A X GEMK N T. The Apamh Express Company respectfully an- : noumv to their friends and pntrona, the public of I Evansville and vicinity, that , with increased iTiriM ' ties for the transportation of f i: :: i c. it i'v p a k a a t: s . if 0 A' ST A X ! V A L I' A 1) L B B, They solicit a --on tin nance of former favors. Es- ! pecial cara lafcaa in the eoilccri of Isiiis, BraAa, Notes, and the I ransj-orta 1 ion of small aotl valuable ! p;u'kages. All persons wishing to avnH themselves of the 6e I cilitiesof the Express, can obtain any desired information m reference to the routes ami details ol the j business, at their Otfice on First street, between Main and Locust, opposite the Post Otfice. del" j. H ITTSH. Airent Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. t au in uj aft . 9 en M H f ss H ) i HE RGB A N Tfl. Qeaankl Railr . trnmhoat. anil Bzprec Aeii 8pecia3 Agents for t!i PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; connect, can, over wliieh wp am antbori'.i to give tlnotigh receipts at Um lowest posjiihlti rates laving h mamwoth Whurlhojit a; taM Isndin. th largest on rh: Ohio Hirfr, r;ir,aclo of storiDR and protoctitta; ai moreliandizo lialilo to dntnage Bram exoosiire, we are pr par-i to facilitate tlie ink patcli of all conaignmenta, tot wardecl to our care bv eilhor RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Parttcnlar att nti-m mill to also, to tlie Kecel vi lie;, Sli-rilJt; und Porwardins, Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to nf fbrawle, ami satistactioa gosHTMitoed. Ofl3c--e mot extensive- Wareliouso on Water fltrwet. adjoiniag; the 'iVierapli, nnd on tlio Wharf lKatt whore we are t. be fount), attendteg to tli interenti of our patrona at all hours, daj and night. With our puikerior facilities; long statnliiiK ; titiring energy; und knowledge of our huninoss, we feel confident ofgiing general satisfaction, nud hope- to merit a cmlinuanc of the oxtnive pKtrona.Tr we are BOW enjoying. Lihernl oaah adraocea will t.e made on all consignmental to eitKer oej selves r eorreMndent8 in any of the princSfjnl unrkete, North, Bent or South. O. C. O'Pit-FY Jk CO. CITY OF EVANSVILLE SCHAPKER & BUSSING. fiiMV. tmjb tinjs-ott.tni i: cmtw "Dads" have neon tit toenricb ut by an exorbitant MsscKHnieut of our trtxatib-iroierty, and heeaaaa we ici'c' ttst ataite oath to an uncerialnty, and failed to Botioe that we must attend to a part which usually wan the ASKSaer'a duty, we have to Mlbmit to all unjust taxation. Now, for fear that the city's j financial affair are iu a condition t can. Hticli a ; i-ourne toward the tax - payer, and in order to j niako the "beat " out off a "had." bargain, and t. aoatafa the city's credit, we will take city and ! county orders f.r Dry (hwda at a rate that no one can ol i.-ct to. and sell goods tor tl.em and cash very rhsop in order to ckaje i-ul our tiutnnier Rtook. SCHAPKEB J- BUSSING, Succt sji-i- to t. Knibich f: Co., ialylS Mo. 49 Main street. Ij. JOH. -hO.W IIOOH ai.fi. "jw.w kh amd MMlmm Blank Bonk Manufot.'lurer,5 I Kit AND Kir.-o -,t., I t-t . H.ia xntl l.o. 'it. ;VANVILLK. INDIA KA. &r Blank K,.,.k rttled, tii il hikI mh tu or.Jc ! Um iiesl paer, from a Mcnmnitnlnm to ii irg-Ml I.!' i. Al.i-.il ,iml MajpittiiHM biwiMl lo mi C. S i: - GEORGE THOBNHIU lakea plsara in iu i ratios bid old miatoniora that iu tlie quality and iilyleot h-- srork, lie tint ters bimnelf be caunnt bs excelled, lie ni iv ntill l.e found at the comer ot Second aod Main treats, where the choicest Harness aud Saddle. off ssery description can be obtained oil the best of term. .lUrs trlni done with neatness and dispatch aaotoid-haad Ilamess thraj-aa. hand. lot

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COMMERCIAL.

EVANSVILLE RETAIL PRICES CURRENT. CORRECTED DAILY BY COOK & LANGLEY, Dealers iu nil kinds of Fancy ;ind Staple Family Groceries, at tho Eureka Fmtrmr. TO Main st. K LOI R AND FEED Flour, extra white wheat er sck of 08 lbs 2.70 Do. sack of 49 lbs... 1.40 Cora Meal per bu Wi Bran, er KM) lbs 7f Veal, Jter Pork, FISH II f(S10 lthfj 11 Mackerel, No. 1 extra uiesH.17 " No. '.small :IV Salmon, per lb 1.1 amoked 22 Corn, per pu GROCERIES Sngitr, prime N. O.. ...SO Id Ood. jx-r lb . Hnlioiit, smoked 10 powdereil 124I Herring, Halt. Koe....3V. , Coffee, Rio I0J3 White Fish, Iresh lake " Java 2-'j per lb Mexican ISlTrout, do do do 10 ' Roasted 20 PRODUCE Tea, Imperial 50l.(Ho Potatoes, old, per bu... " Gunpowder..75(1..10 " new " 45 " Young Hyson. 40S1 1 Beets, per bunch 2)Oolong Black. 40(ijSl iCarroW, do 2', English Rrtrak- Onions, do 23 last 75 Pieplant, do o Molasses, reboiled per Lettuce, per head lji gallon BQ Cabbage, do " sugar house BOlCucumheri, each I Baltimore 8yiup..70; Peas, per peck 2-1 ' St. Louis 91 1 Beans, white per qt 5 Rice 7 FRUITS Pearl barley 1 Apples, dried per lb...8J-.; Split peas 8J.d Peaches, do do 12 PROVISIONS Currants, Zante.pr Hams.sug. cui 'd can- lb 1012J vasscd ier lb 13V4 j Raapberries, perqt " plain 13 Prunes, Ger. per lb. ..12 Shoulders l"i ' Turkish 12Z Sides, clear Ill jfaWnl extra 20 Beef, d'd sugar cur'd 121.', ! " CookiDg No 1 ..15 Pork, pickled 19 FLUIDS Butter, prime table. .. 20 Alcohol, per gal 7ft " for cooking IS Burning fluid, pr gal. 75 Cheese, new 10 Lard oil, per gal 1 10 old Coal Oil 9ul.(K Vinegar, pure cider 20 Milk, ner qt 5 MISCELLANEOUS Chii'keud, old, each 25 young dolu20 Eggs, per doz 10 Lrrl... 12 CUT MEATS Beef eteak, loin peril. ..0 " round S " roast Lamb, fore or 8 hind qr 10Ice, per loo lbs 75 The City Markets. There is a daily market for ptoduce open from 4 to o'clock in the morning, j the two City Markets being open on alternate days as follows : The Upper Market John Robbers, market master is 1 pen on Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday mornings, at the lime specified. The Center or Lamasco Market Frantz Schneider, market master is open on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at the hours mentioned. There is also nn afternoon market open at the i ('enter Market houo from 4 to ( o'clock P. M. on ; Saturdays. Sf York Market. Ni;v Vokk, July '28. In Flour liltlo is doing to-day, and market is without striking change,and holders are generally disposed to realize; sales 1,140 bids at 5 005 10 tor super state; 5 107i:5 30 tor extra do ; 4 90 a;5 00 for super western ; 5 10,5 25 for common to medium extra western, and 5 25((i;5 00 tor shipping brands extra R. II. U.; closing dull and drooping. Rye flour steady ; small sales at .'5 50(7? 4 20 for common to choice super. Corn meal quiet ami unchanged. iVhisky more active and firm; sales 800 bbls at 2020s, chiefly at the latter. Wheat without material change ; export demand ia still materially restricted by the scarcity of freight room ; sales 19,000 bush Milwaukee club at 1 20(511 21; 200 bush new red delivered at 1 30 ; C00 bush white lnd., at 1 :iC ; 1,200 Racine at 1 20; 300 bush new white N. C. at 1 35 and 1,800 bush winter red western in lots at 1 2001 55. liye quiet at 80, 81. Corn in lighter supply; sales 22,000 bush at Cl(iG2 lor Hound mixed western closing heavy. O.tts in moderate request at 37(?.41 for western nud Canada, aud 40(ct)42A lor state. I'ork offered more freely, aud the murket heavy and lower; sales 700 bbls at 18 87(7)l'. 12 for new mess; 18 12 for old ditto; 11 D014 2 5 for new prime, Mtd 12 50 tor old ditto.. Beef steady; sales 325 bbls. Cut meats firm; sales 125 packages at 88j for pickled shoulders ; 9 for dry salted ditto, and 1 for dry salted hams. Bacon quiet. Lard linn and in fair demand ; sales 50 bids at L213. Butter steady at 10(j,lG for Ohio; 10(r, 19 for stale. Cheese steady and iu moderate demand at 7(5 14. Coffee active and firm ; sales HOO bags Rio to arrive on private terms; 200 bags Ceylon at 15; 1000 Sun Domingo at 1313 j cash. Molasses quiet; New Orleans in bbls 48. Sugar quiet but steady; sales GoO hhds at 0; (r.7J for Cuba : 7fe7.j for Porto Rico, and 58(1 boxes Havana at 7(.r 7;. C'iiic-liitiall .Hnrkt-t. Cincinnati, July 28, p. m. Flour moderately nctivt-; ihe feelinjC is rather iittu anJ holders asK 4 40(?;4 50 for tlie lowest grades, unusually Called superfine ; tlie sales comprise 1700 bills at 4 40(77 4 7.1 for fnir to good Iminils, 4 rid to 5 25 tor extra white wheat. Wheat uncbaaged and iuiet at 9092 tor red, und 1 00(7r 1 02 for white. Linseed Oil dull and unsettled offered at (j'J(a)G4. Money market unchanged and demand fair at 8(710 for short local paper and 1 2 for 00 day?. Kschangc- on the east steady at .V prem. Baltimore .'-liirkrt. Baltimore, July 28. Flour ijitiet, but steady; Howard .Street S 35; City Mills 5 25. Wheat active at I 20 I 28 for red ; 1 35(77 1 00 foj- white. Coru steady at 6105c for white ; 71?3c for yellow. Provisions active and firmer ; Mess I'ork 30 00; Rumps 15 00. Whisky dull at 20i(!?'20ifC. Pliilatlrlpllia Market. Philadelphia, July 28. Flour unchanged; old super 5 25 ; new 5 50. Wheat duil ; sales 5,500 bushels red at 1 101 20; white 1 34 1 37. Corn dull at 00"c. Mess Pork 19 50. Beef Hams 1314; Sides 12J12Jc. Lard 13 i 14c. Whisky steady at 21 J22c. What a Chilo Thought ok the Mktbor. A little oirl in Wultliani, who saw the meteor on Friday eveninfr, innocently remarked that she " ouessed our Heavenly Father thought 'twas Fourlh of July." ller idea appeared to he that God was displaying his accomplishments in the pyrotechnic line for the benefit of mortals, and she was not far out of the was-. Wk overheard one of tin- aaterrified get off the followiBg pood ot.c, in expressing ' his private opinion the other day: - Weil, Hob hie the Demo hie racy are a -hie powerful nation hie but I'll bill d if 1 hie believe they hie cati elect 'wo hie Presidents in one year, no how !" El .hart Tinii-f. TliEkK is a joke abroad that one day, al a conversation. Lord Broagham was talking learnedly aUxil a Hindoo poem, written .rfi0 ears B. (". viien suddenly, on some hint given, lie beun lo discourse with eipial knowledge on the philosophy of cooking a beefsteak. He is the most versatile man nl-toad. When we read the almost interminable sentence, of some wrilers, we cannot help thinking that their readers are in danger of being sentenced to death. It is advertised in a New Voik paper that from live thousand to ten thousand dollars is ready at the New York Hotel, to stake that Breckinridge and Lane will carry Louisiana against Douglas.

MISCELLANEOUS WHEELER & WILSON'S

SEWING MACHINE, No. 5 First Street, batweea Alain and Lucnst WM&J2 OWH It TO THE PVlL.kC w w Wheeler Wilson's Improved Sewing Machine at reduced prices, with increased confidence in its merits as the best aud most reliable family sewing machine now iu use. It sews equally well on the thickest or thinest fabrics; makes the lock stitch impossible to unravel, witli the essential advantage of being alike on both sides, forming no ridge or chain on the uuder side ; is simpta iu construction, more speedy iu movement, and more durable than any other machine. We give full instructions to enable the purchaser to sew ordinary seams, stitch, hem, fell, quilt, gather, bind, and tuck, all on the same machine, and warranted for three years. Wee" 'keepon constantly hand a fall asortment of Sit, s machines. Circ 1 ."a containing testimonials of the above machi . from persons of the highest standing East at iVcst, giving prices. Ac, will Ite furnished gratis, application in person or bv letter. feb91v F. M.SKLLMAN. M-W have removed to Water Itrnet, three doors above Main. WE are now manufacturing v lis Patent I'oldIng Spring Bed, i he best and most convenient now ! in use, ai it can bemoved or handle.: without any I trouble. Call and examine them lao28 St. Charles Saloon. NEW PROPRIETORSHIP AN EKTfRB RE-Oim ANIMATION. IWrH SfyKS. HJJBJUMM V ifJgIJFVS&9 WfA fr(im New Urtoane, have purchased the ST. CIIARLKS SALOON, on Firl ntr't, nearly opposite the Poat OiHoe, and have refitted it in tin dtgantand attractive Xj. The new proprietor! Uav !.nu experiettoe M keepcfj vt iit.shioi:.ii:.e and popular KeetaonUitt in New OrtfmtaS. nril they wfH endevor, In their new house, to com hint ait the eJlegeBclM ant4 luxuries of" Norther q an-i StUtUurii llettaurta lu the ST. tHARLLS. They liavo hrOoftht a lnr;r;e and CMDptete wtiek choice Li(jior titiiu Svw OrlfHtH. which they collected witli c)e doriog their hoHi&e&i in that city. Their connections and acquaintance in that city Tni nnihln thrm to oMaii tho choices! Hnpplies if Lituorv, 1'initH, ajtd Inxnries IVom thut Baaxket in future, und the will spare ne expense nor pwins to make the ST. CHARLES mirpa, hereafter, its former representation, aa a ple;.nant Peloon. a place of good living, ami elegmt, refined itit-i Inxnrlone resort. Btir Dilliard players ill Snd at this Saloon a set of the fluent mariile top Billiard Tables, front the well known aud celebrated Ca tory el J . H. Brnne. i wick 4- Co. The undersigned flatter themwdven that long exj neiience and carefhl attenteh will ennhle them to j merit a tepntatiou UaI to any Saloen in the western oownlij ! iti A splendid Lum h be served up iu the most approved ntyh, ev rv moruinal lOh'clock. UAVMKR ,V BRUFUSS, uv4 ljAt 't NW Vrl''Hi-; CO -PARTNERSHIP. WW fx. rr,ratfjG via I sTJf purchatd from B. II. Brommelhaus, (forineriy of thefirm of "B. Knrre d- '".) half of the I Saw-Mill t the upper part of the City, that etah- ' lirditneut will hereafter I carried on (y the nnder i signed, nuder the nrm Mid style of Ahlerinsj A Broumelhaas . The mill will continus flil all orderr f-,r l.uiuber promptly and with care. Orders soMelsSsT. api2l-dtf A.tI.LBlKt wm o.v.yi Tux h ojvjy k 3 uice stock of .triniuied aad u nets on hand, and which will I S3 .-ol. e r s .' : i trintuied Itoucheap to clone out, at tin- Dry C...M is store ot SCHAPKBB A BOSSING, juiici No. 49 atiiin ttc. 18G0. SPUING & SUMMER 1SG0. OOODS. y luliy inform their OQineroixa frienda nul the pnbtlti i rK-ralIy, that tht-y Me hvily n-crivinjr ceHHions t th-ir targe and varied fttock of SjirinK ai:J Sinnau'r GtHMls, which, for tlejKtutoe, Mtyle atnl variety, cannot h BurpaHOtl. It would ! mtjn rnnous to enumerate all the department! wnlcli, on inspections will be found replete embracing all the leading tyles and novelties of the neawn. The ImfcineHrt prinriplt't w hich Viave gained for their old estalliMhed house such extensive patronage, will he adhered to, vi.: Execution of onh ra with dispatch attention ai.dcouitesy to cOatOBftirs, conihiued with moderate charges. Th ir stock having been purchased with care and judgment in the b'Bt markets, and of ftnt tpnality, toK'thr with an adherence to Hound principle of trade, they are conlident of befog able to supply those who may favor them with a call on Ihe b-st terms. Annexed they submit a li-t of departments. Cloths, Oassiinerts, and Vcitin;a, Tweeds, Ky. Jraus, (Jottonadea and Dentins, NewStvlM Prints, a preat variety, Krnrh inaii'lies, Ijawna and t.tnhftms, Knglish Br.ies, Anglais) and Chaliic. IMackand Fancy Silk, ami Irish IVplin-, Mohair Qoodfl for travclincr Jtj CW, French Berate ISubeti. 0 to 11 Vol.nits, Organtlj " 5 to f " Silk and Gingham Umbrellas and Pa resold, Panama, Braid, jegttom OOd Vitirn Hats, Hoots and Sl.trr s, Seft Black and Colored Hats, White, Blue and Pink Ucwtiuito Ketta. French ami S nt h Embroideriee, a great Tariet, Black Lace Mantillsfl and Points, Hosiery, tr loves, Iilitts, and White and Colored Corsetts, White fioods, Notinv, Pn s-i Trinimiiiirs, etc., tve. S. & Tl. would call particular attention to their stock of Irish Linen Goods of their own imporia- 1 tions, warranted Pure Linen, soft tininh ami Grass Bleached consisting of J. 1-4, ti-4 and 12-4 Linens, Brown snd Bleached, Dnmasks all sizetj, ; Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, Towels, Brown and j Bleached Ilucks, Ac. N. B. Thompson's Skirts, reuirin DO Steel Sprinjr around the body, are recommended for the following peculiarities aud advantagei : 1st. Facility of application. Jd. Perfect freedom from liability to chafe or ex- I roriate, and admit of any kind of exerciee a'Hboul i in lit;'titt inc-.nveuience to the wearer. 09 Corner Main and i'irl si reet-. jf 1 .f .v r ciTf to n.icco Ei St. TOBY. The liuilersi;n.'.i having engaged the Tolacco Buajnrss, the purpose of auppl ing, ifpobsihie. the sraats 01 'I:-' bossjfl market, am now rwpari-1 to otl'.-r n well selerted stock o, aiaiiufactr- - -1 Tobacco froui Missouri, Keutuc-k aad Teni e Le.if. in POBod, l-'ives, Halvej, Kigiitfl.iQ' i al ters, in any desired p:ckae. Terms liberal, and acceptahlo disMaat tor Cash pun saaaMt but nr. sale less than five boxei. A. GL1IBF.RTS, jy28 No. 105 Main street, Kvansville, Iud.

MISCELLANEOUS. DR. IIAAS, havinp leased the rooms fbrmerlyoccupied by Dr. Kivett, in Dr. Uray's building, opposite tlie Pent Office, for a series of vears, would respectfully solicit tho citizens of Evansville aud the surrounding townu and country, o visit his rooms and see th specimens on exhibition, whether they ueed the services of a Dentist or not. Since the issuing of his last circular and advertisement, over a year siuce, eoveial iuiproveiio-nts ami new inventions have been madr, of which he has availed binuoll, and allows nothin&r that will subserve the interest of his patients, to pass unsecured, ilis facilities are better ami establishment iarper, without doubt, that any other in our State, and equal to any iu Eastern cities. All these who need Dental operations performed, an-1 are pleased with his v. ork, shall be attended to with great pleasure. The followiuir are the styles of work nianufacf urei by him: Continuous Gum; Block or 'arve-d Work; Vulcanite Base; t'oralite; Amber; Chet;p!atic; Gold aud Sil'er work. Kethinir can excel the henuty and cleanliness ot the continuous pmu work. It is without a seam j or crevice. C'herks that are sunken can be MssteffssJ : to nearly tliMir original euntowr by thin styb' of ; work, and also by the use of the Vulcanite, t'orsl- ' ite, aud Amber Base. The hitler styles, for Mht- ! nefn end adaptation to difficult months, ex;el anI cols anything we have ever seeu. Die lias several annsthet i s fl.r sAlevfaitBfg pain . when extracting teet h. Thev are perfectly harmt less. The moid delicate can have them applied. He does not advertise anything he cannot do, nor exhibit anything not made by himself. Parents should consult the health and beauty (f J their children by having the Dentist dhreel theff second dentition, thereby producing -syumietry end j health to those lBVsltvxht orgMM. : Irregularity of children's teeth corrected sue Those basins, haaji'J teeth, ehoisld either bsfve them extracted or till ) et once (the latter if m sible). Thv health nf the parti at.d ti e remainiug teeth demand this. I takt pleasure in introducing Di. ttSSVf, j my successor te tht o!d nsMM in hsrfMfirt : hoping be will Sad thni both ptcnUMil au-i i nritable From my ini' treOttrs wltli the lMctor, I I am pleased to Hud him "i:e of tlie progresaimr : pestseesliag tnse ami higli profteebeei ahilfty ahd standing. With this view, 1 cftn, wit "n safety, reetiMImend him t!. t he coin Miir. if , .ts a si HUM and competent dentist (ssssyflfj .i . KIVKTT. CHARLES BABCOCK, Iraperter and DeeJer (a (;ach and Saddlery Hardware, MAIN STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. WJf f COJnjMwJR .71 5 Urangeuicuta with Bill eSB snd A merlona tnaiiufaj'lnrers for a direct Msp4y of all goolsiu my line, 1 am fabled to ofjfer iuducemeuts, that cannot fail to be tr. the interest of all engaged iu the bu-in-sf to give me a trial. I name in pari: axles, springs made of the bvtt steel; bands, enamtded and of ull kinds of leather, cloths, linings for carriages, varnishes, eastings ol all kinds, suddhi trees, Kngli-h bridle leathers, bite, stirrup, spurs, hames, fine silver haine-s of ,i i kint's, JsDB Lind Gig Trees, helf-ndjustitig .ids, Taylor's patent hantes, fly nets, sh threals, hetes blankets, IjUBwIow (Jirth Wsstj A merican tiirtli ant He in M'ebs, both cotton ard worsted; Lond.; Welt Skins, a superior arricle; ivory, gutta perehii aud brase lined martengal liege; superior kerseyfvr horse covers, the best quality of I all isg,i boit:, patent gig tres, sYc., Ac. I keep in fact everything appertaining to either branch of the boctnCNa and underst:tntling both brauclies IhorOWfthlj. we would MapBCf tt.il y invttyour attentitn b store purchasing efevewhat. I jui also agent br wara Phtent Spriuc Mlt . einstl ilrlw BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY, 35 JKmim strtet. ar a -w- cuitKEi'tc t o., HcccEHSoits JlW t". J. K. Iutrln-r, would respectfully xivv j ootloa thut tb-y auuiaactira to Qrdarf and j constaaty on baud, all kind, ot Bkta an. Bapea, I for Ludics', Gaata aod CaiidrMia weur. Qariag ! raptoaiahacl their Kto:k of Kailrya work, they are j jirepared to sell hh low art any aoaaa in this city engaged iti the retail trade. None hut Philadelphia j workmen sre einployed iu laifl eytahlishuient. I Pleaae give ua a call. I. H. t'l'KHKV .v. 0O. may 1 -6n Tjr.s ti.'T of Tim jtrMimm ' 9 of t.e sr. i taiT laaiiaaac. Commawy t OcuAmr 1 1 , 1859 ima i Caan -u bjutd 5 tiui 45 J Carth iu V-ittiti.-iilal Baaa, awaitiot Iiireatami j,i,.v.-I 06 ! Caab iu Baa. UomjaostrcaU. 5,197 47 Total Uiuk Stis ks.$:.",asl 97 tilt Commerce Aat'a Bx. Buk Hank New Vorl, IS'k N. America 100 14 211 bIih par vnl. -l,oK wi-rtli 22,724 IS Temporary Loans aacared by 11,0(1. V. S. CeiiaoB Boudd ntd 2.rMharefl KeHolute Fire luiL.runco CompHtiy lu,.'oo0U BouiU und MortXHjrea being ftnt lien, e.4(K,l.'o no PianUua. uncolleeted 3MM Accrued Ins. ou rtond- nud MortHea TcnijiorHry LoatiH G,7i-4 7: Huliiucc due troui Ageuti lv U9 Tiitril S-H-t.o'.H Sli DapitaJ .stuck .vuijmumhj j Surplus 44,SiJl g.Vrl,8n 80 j No Liabilities. JOSKPII WALKER, Pres t j R. L. Ha YZMrCK, Secretary. i STATE OP NEW VOBK, M CITY A t-Ol'NTY OF NEW VOBK. j Personally appeared lie fore me this 21tth day of November, A. I). lSoy, Joseph Walker, President, I ami Eh hard L. Haydock, iSecretary, of tlie Security Fire Insurance Company, of the City of New ! York, and severally affirmed that the within statei ment by them subscribed is correct and true to the best of their knowledge aud belief. TliOS. L. TUOKNELL, Commissioner for tho Statu of Indiana, iu New Y'ork. This Company has complied with the law of Ini diaoa concerning Insurance Companies, aud is prepared to take risks in the City of Evansville ami j Vanderburgh county, Ind. E. II. SABIN, Agent, d"clt 87 Main street. j DRESS IKETS. Oun sinijma stl.r jov out is eecocd to none iu beauty aud symmetrical proportions. Lovers of a comfortable, good -hark ing, ; tine and durable Hat will be sure to get suited and j titted. Bring in your orders, gentlemen. : French Felt & Cassimere Hats , ; Always on hand and made to order of any shape or color. The Cricket and Zouave Hat, Just I'rturuiiiK into faj-hion lor Spring t Sumuu-r. WOOL AND FUR HATS Of every imaginable shape, color and quality. An immense sto-k, bt.uht low will sell at corresponding figures. CAPS, CAPS. A very Iargs stock on hand all the latest sty to. rVIISSES FANCY HATS. The best ever seen in the city. Infant, Boys' & Youths' Hats, An endless variety for Spring and Summer. VAUTILR & MARCONSIKK, apr4 :i9 Main street. LOWING AND THRESHING issi -A. o isrss. -T. Iud , agents f,r the following MaCBIaW., which are the most approved pateuts now iu u. Reapers and Mowers. W. A. Woo-i'i Improved Mower, K. BaUl Champion lteapr rnd Mower, Self Uakei , Iron Harvester, Kentucky Harvester, Ruckeye Mower, K. Itsll's Reaper and Mt vir. Threshing Machines. Rallston's Improved'hresher, Pitt's Patent Thresher. Moffltt's " may22-ly

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JT assorted Htoek of PreserveB, Pin Fruit, Saucea, Flavoring Kxtrac.ts, Ertbences, Uystera, !arUinea. Pickles, Olive Oil, Spics, Nuts, Isinglass, Ac. All for sale low at TI'JKKBY BROS.. juoel9 No. 82 Main st. M wVJB iijTt fjO EJHKtil.f t lt.1 U w Cider," o! choice quality, lor Pickles, etc. jimeSO S. K. GILRRT A C. German and French Night School, rgwn i:.mijki; ai j-j: n .host ii ke epectluily beH leave to inf(,rtu his friemlri and the puilG in general, tliHt he ha openci a night school for thr instruction of tin- i'leiu h in d German languages. Reing a graduate of a European University, and a luacher of practice aud exprituce, which he has hecome by exertion duiiOK A number of yeais, Ba hopes to s;tisfy all thse who may entrust themsulvw or l-e entrustetl un.'w his care, and las the patronage of his feUowUiaMM A'so, joung clerjivnieM and student of the eoepeL. are reqtfaaied t- take notice t-f liis lessons in the Hebrew bMCOuff. Kor particular., apl-'y Riv. l ii. M. DKL.KAN0O, Professor ol Am i. nt and Modern Languages, Kir.i st , rear of ISehin s t . innjerciBl College. tnav'J'Otutl f $4 l?V V" . IX. 62 We ..an elso lurnish Tit At K W AI.KS ol ao) pacity. 'l h.se Scales are fjrotti tho Mao.fa.tur E. T. FA I Kit.1. N K S ,; IXi., St. JubBahxi'g, ' Ulolit. Every Scale is levied and Healed, ai.-; ranted coi rsrt, Kor testimonials we reler Ul tJoustids 1 1 peraoiM tlu-m. HOKTJBkOOK J VO., Agents, nov'.M Wa!er street . ICvalMvi! 111 9 a, m HOOF LANDS GERMAN MEDICINES! TH B u K R i S T A X IJ A A D 11 E M K D I E 9 t the present afsa, have m quired tbeir great boj Diairitj only through years of trial. Cnbounded buiistactiou is rendered by then in all cases. BOOFZAX? GERMAN B I T T E R S WILL I'oSlllVI-LY CLICK Liver Complain ts, lspepnia, Jaundice, Nei voi: J DebHtty, I'isoases of ihe Kidneys, Mho all disc.,-,' arising from a disordered liver, or weakness ol stomach and digestive orgsns, AND WILL HOM1TIVF.LV I'RF.VkKT felle Ferer, Itifiiu -Vrer, ant f'ezrr und Aijnr. See our Almanac br proof. Price 7.Vts per bottle HOOFLA A'AVsS DA LSA MIC t 'OHDIA L will posmvKLV otmp Coughs, Colds, or Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Influenza, Croup, Pneumonia, Incipient Consumption, and has performed the Moat Hstoninhinj; cures over known of C 0 N I B M ED CO N SUMPTION' As a Ih'arrhcea toadjel it is une.jualed. Pm. Tl cents per bottle. 0 DEL A yr S GER MA X J'lLLS, being well-known throughout Kuropu and Amercan need no commendation here. They are purely vegetable, are prepared with groat exactness and sugar-coated. bto better Cathartic Pill can be found. Price 25 cents per box. These medicines are prepared by Ir. C. M. jAcakon A Co., Philadelphia, Pa., aud St. Louis, Mo., and are sold by druggists and dealers in medicine:) everywhere. The signature of C. M. Jackson will bo on tlie outside of each bottle oi box. In oar 4 IJ eery tod j'n .manac," published annuitly, you will tind testimony and commendatory notices from all parts of tho couutry. These almanacs r.re given away bv all our Rfc'ntn. BMWAMB OF COVSTKUFIUTK. See that you get IIooi! - - Ger. nan Bitters, preparttl by Ir. C. H.Jackaon, Philadelpbla, Pa,, and that his signature is on the w rapper of each bottle Kwller A White, Agents fat Evansville, Ind. Leich A Carlsledt, do do do dec' I rrnvtE i.iJEititJVEJj wovt.it Ml. i t! ally inl'orm their friends and the ptstv lie Konerally, that tht-y have removed their office and otore to their new hnildinfr on First street, threa duors ahove I'iue street, near the foundry, where they will I aU. to givs more jiromt atteutiou to tho orders tt their customer!. A large lot ot stovea will he suit! out at retail, at wholesale prices, in order tu close out tho stock. deed KKATZ A IIKILMAN. CIIKISTIAN aUATZ. WM. it Kill. N . KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDRY! 1 MAM l-'ACTU KIU A N D Rlil I.DERS OK STIC A M KNOINKS AND BOILKRS, Saw and Orist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Scrowa Gumming Mackiues, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills, Tli3'tstiir .llachlnes, &-. KVANSVILLE, IND. rirVIK PItOPIilETOHS OF THE CITY FOUl ST dry lies leave to inform their friends and ti.n public in general, that they are prepared to do all : kinds of MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, ! and everything appertaining to ths Foundry bnvt ness. They are manufacturing Steam Engiveh am Boilers i-fany size aud power required, baw Mill i Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size ; Distillery win! Mining Machinery, Tobacco Snows, Gumming Mm bines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills, Horsepcwers, Coru -she lers, Machinery of all kinds : msde and repairid. Iron aud Brass Castings of svery description, Iron Honselrouts, Cellar Gratis c. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest improved patterns; Hollow Ware. Dog Irons, Ac. BREWERS, DISTILLEfeS, RECTIFIEBS.it, Supplied with eve-y description of Copper and Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators. ; Attemporators, Bp.rs.t-s, bullheads and worms on 1 an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills, Yeast Jm;s, Canat. Sj-plmns, Ac; topper, Lead and . Iron Pipe; Copper, Bra.ss and Iron Pumps of ever, ; variety, for Leer, hpirits, oil, -c: Brass Cocks and ! Valves, Steam Whistles, ifc. Worknicii sent tu nil jmrts to tit up work snd do I repairs on Steam Btiib i .-, Copper and Mnct Iron Win k, aVo. OLD METALS BOUGHT. They are dealing in and selling Allen's Improved ' Steam Gauge, Wrought I rou welded Pipes and Tu- - bin);, tin :i iii Hopkins' Improved Smut Machine, Stephen Hughes' Flour Separator., Gel man Bolti iiili Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, Hor-, tkc.t ul the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin, Tig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Kire Brick. They have every facility of the best Machinery 1 and workmen, und will eive. all wot k entrusted to them, their individual attention, tilling orders promptly, wamnttiac their w. rk. and are eatisnej with reasonable jirit-s. - Officii anil 83Siuuoeis, No. 80 Main street; Koundei y, Btdler Yard a. ' WUt aia. Shoi on Pins street, Uttween Irii-st '.void sfcsuts, tun, ville. 1 odiaua. ,lec7 j. tir. r-T, J. W. UUGHE5-, 10 Main street, Kvansville . 38 crates assorted, for the Country Trade hand

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