Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 56, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 November 1860 — Page 2

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3atTtaa. ,3r6 wit. 'hlAttwwl 1 "hich add the abort cstioatcd mcreaie u , EASTE&N kkla RIlf H! SOtttuJIU 'foreign and Southeru aeKiBJ, hkb v:l xnwlt. WoeC fc 1 r- MBir, . oa frt i j . l . . - j j . j ; Backer, Michael, oU by 80 ft J " make lSO.OnO lireari nrni thit rtpincr rlerlurtsrl . , ,

EVANSVILLE. IND.

NOVEMBER la

TCE?DAV MOKNING

the Cm. Price Current, Nov. 8, 1800. Business and Financial Summary of tne Past Week. The money market keeps easy, with a fair demand. There is a continued good demand from the regular banking houses for first class busiuesd paper, at 1012 per cent., and not more has been offered upon any day than they were prepared to take. The future, as regards the West, viewed in what aspect it may be, is exceedingly favorable, and an abundance of raoney, with general confidence, seems to be the leading features clearly indicated. The balance of trade must be largely in our favor during the next twelve months, which will keep down the rates of exchange. The offerings of time drafts on the Kast or South continue light, and rates remain at 810 for Eastern, and lo12 for New Orleans. The demand for fight Exchange has been quite moderate during the week, and the market ruled dull, though rates are not generally lower. An improved demand for gold, and rates are rather firmer. We quote :

Selling. riVi pretn. :; , . 1 j pram.

W97 press. PreH1prelli. Sl to press.

About mo lib

new inuiH.-t"( v week, and taall sugar and ii lor

ing spanneiv .

Buying. New York Sight peess. Boston 353TpvMn.

Philadelphia ('.' p8. Baltimore 253U press. New Orleans par American Gold SS90 press.

We continue to ijuote uncurrent money at l(aj dis." lor Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa, and 1 dis. for Missouri buying rates. The weather has bi-cn quite pleasan during the week. No Irost of consequence; indeed the fall has been unusually mild, the temperature above the average. The range of temperature during the week was 45 to 58. Flonr though somewhat irregular has been held with firmness, and in a few cases were forced wales made ; the demand has been moderate, and good deal has been shipped to the south by fl.itbo.nt, so that there has been no increase of stock during the week. Superfine sold as low as :?4 CO 4 TO, but these rates were rather below the views of holders ; so that whilst round lots, if forced upon the market, would not have brought more; purchases to an extent could not have been made at less than $4 804 00 for superfine. The range for fair to good extra 5 005 '25, and lotfancy brands $5 fi0G 25. Wheat has been offered sparingly, and there being a good export demand from the South, prices advanced folly lc per bushel, closing at 1 101 16 for choice red and white. New corn comes in rather slowly, and prices advanced to 36c. Old is nominal, none of consequence arriving. The receipts of oats have been large, and prices declined 2c per bushel. closiHg at 28c for prime in bnlk. .'0,0()0 hush were received during the week. Uye declined to C364c. A good demand for barley at 85.!0c for good prime fall and Canada spring, the latter selling as high as fall. Whisky advanced to 16 last Wednesday, and ruled steady at this rate all the week. Cheese declined Ac owing to large receipts, hut there was a good demand at the decline, and some 11,000 boxes sold during the week at 89i. Batter lc higher, owing

to a light .supply.

new sugar and 50 do re received during the iniuie at 8r8i: for i es, but dealers bnv-

sugar i rather poor in

jtialitv and loses largely !v drainage ; old

rnolaese? is dull at 41c. Generally speaking the demand for groceries has been quite limite.l except coffee, which is in good demand tor the higher grades, which c ontinue scarce H. B-'atrtS ft Co., dealers in jewelry, and Devon ft IJockwnnd, in fancy dry goods, SUSpei.ii-.-d Monday. The former have made an assignment, and llie latter sold out to one of their largest creditor;;. D. fc Et, hare not. been in good standing since 1 5557. In the provision market there hap not been much done. All the old mesl pork in the market was sold out at 18, the lore part of the week, and small sales new mess are making to till orders at. .ls. The demand for bacon has been quite limited, and the market dull Hnd prices lower. Slroul ders have been offered at 8A, and ! idps at 111, but thore having orders to till want to bay at a quarter of a cent less. In new meat there doe"? not reem to be any desire to operate. Green hams are in demand at 9c from the ham Mirers, mi ShbhldeiS and sides are held at GfS . cir from the block, but are not Baleable at over 6 357fc. a good deal doing in box meats, at mc lor Cumberland rut ; 8Jc for long ribbed, ! bfor liort do , 9tjc for clear do., and 9r tinlong clear, lo be delivered any time before the middle of December. There is a moderate demand for new lard, in small lots, at 1 lc. The stock of old bacon in this market is Rbout 2,700 hhds., of which 1,000 hhds. are sides and 150 do. clear sides. 1 1 is estimated that there is about one million pounds of ice cured meat also in the Citv. Shipments of flour amounting lo :;,i(" bble. were made direct to Liverpool via the Baltimore ft Ohio Railroad at SI VorSt ho per bbl. during the week. i'ork packing commenced in this city last Friday, and on Monday there were six houses in operation. The weather has been quite favorable, and should it so continue, packing operations will be general in another week. $V may be set down as the opening price for good hogs, say those averaging 220 lbs. net, and this rate was puid for two or three lots Saturday and Monday; though for delivery in the future, even a week ahead, this price would not be paid and good hogs are offered tor the last half ot November at $fl on, and the first half of December at t; 50, and but few can be found willing to pay these rates. The opening price is, however, SI 25 per cental higher than that of 1850; S7.!c higher than that of 1858; $1 50 higher than that of 1357; 70c higher than that of 1856, and 1 50 higher than that of 1855. Now ujiou what basis is it that this extraordinary high value of pork hi predicted ? is a moat interesting inquiry just at this time, when thirty million dollars are about being invested iil this article. If we understand the prefacing sentiment, this basis is composed of the followiig expeetations : A largely increased demand from England forbacwhn increased demand from the Southern States, because of the failure of t toe com crop and the consequent impossibility of feeding hogs or cattle there; and last, but uot least, a falling off in the supply iu those States which usually furnish the surplus of the article. Now with reganl to the foreign demand, supposing It should be fifty per cent, greater than that of hist year, it would he but equal to the product ol 25,000 hogs ; and then supposing the Southern demand should increase ten per ceut., this would be but equal to 35,000 hoa. Now, if there are Stock hogs enough there is n sufficiency of corn in Ohio and Indiana to fatten 20 per cent, more hogs than were fattened in these States last year, and thirty per ceut. moro in Iowa and Illinois, which would make a total increase in those four States of, say, in round numbers, 472,000 head. But in Kentucky, Tcunesfee and Missouri, there Trill be a decrease of, say, 120,000 head, to

make 180,000 head, and thie being deducted

from the above eatimt J '.ucrea.se. wonid leave a net increase of 2!:.'Vo : that i.-, in case the scarcity of ttock hogs does not pre- : veut it ; so, ttien,' the probability of sustabling those high prices turns simply upon the question of a scarcity of stock hogs in the four States named. Until last year, the S'jsult had 3'jov n that , when corn is abundant aud cheap, and hogs high, there have been always enough of them , found to make a large crop. We say this has never failed nnlil last yotfr, and then, only in Illinois. Corn was abundant in that State last year, and yet there was a falling off in the hog crop of 87,000 head, as shown by the packing returns, which led us to suppose that owing to the uncertainty j of the lives of those animal consequent ', upon the hog cholera, the raising of them had been abandoned. in many sections of I ' the country, and that, consequently, they had really become comparatively scarce ; : this theory, however, cannot be regarded as j I fully established, so that the obvious conelusion we must arrive at is, that the pres ! ent prices are based upon what must be reregarded as a bAre probability ; and should : this prove to be incorrect sixty days hence, j I how disastrous will be the result! Again, j unusually high prices must be obtained during the spring and summer months tor pro- i I visions, in order not only to pay a small profit upon the investments made at the i current prices, but even to pay the actual

i first cost ; and as it is a well established 1 fact that high j rices of pork always diminish the consumption, and more especially i when other articles of food are low, the risk

is increased very decidedly. When a capital- I j ist loans money, how careful he is about ! the security ! but pork dealers seem willing I ; to risk their all upon a bare probability at , any time; and though the last two years' experience has been well calculated to render them more careful and conservative, it ( would seem it has not, and doubtless there i are mauy who imagine that seven dollars ! per cwt. can be paid for pork, and make i I money out of it.

.Z.

Michael, o'l by 80 ft mlddlo part of lota

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CLOTHING.

MISCELLANEOUS.

INSURANCE.

?I, ;3,nd2. block 1....

10, II

Wm-,U: i"hetw)c--vr.lairofl.t

aVnu, Jacoi

he Li Anthony " Burg, Peter, iutpiMiiuts o " BI'kjui, . II. Bnllen, Georg.., " north -treat til of "

Biete, K. Bal., Henry, soatlt-eael !ift of Cowlf, ThoBiBj, (feeira) I'Ktlett. W. A. 1 Capajes, Joseph, ' N wht ,.r CeStett.if. A. ('npelle.Stephuu, Mh lull division of ' North east of ' Bp osh, K. Cope, George Cunlngharu, Marv I. Iliefel, Leonard, S K half ..f

4 1 7 13

in I M

13 111 IK

Deastter, Philip, ji Dusolichet, A. A. Downey, Win. Duvidaon, Joshua, Alley end of Deacon, John, Koala Jum-4 Engel, M. Katoii, Thos. Flitch, L. D. Foster, I. W.

Guiltie r, & Jtecker, iasBrovementfl on 1 Goelz, Leonhard ' (,!. Philimi 1

Goelz, John, middle half of improvement un Beans Homestead I Gantner, A ' ! Qrossbeeaer, C'haa ' ! Hyatt, Stephen

COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.

mmOTICK MB UK HUH V GiVKJV IW that I, t.'hrUtian Hedderich, Collector of the Cty of Kvansville. between the honrs of 'J ami Vi o'clock a. m., aud 2 aud o'clock P. m., on the 4th of December, 1860, vill sell at public suction at the door of the Court Hoone in the City of Kvausville, Indiana, the following lots, parts of lots,

and parcels of real estate and improvements, assessed for tho payuieut of City taxes for the year 1SG0, due from the owners thereof to the City of Kvansville, the earao huiug now due aud unpaid, and for the costs of said sale, aud that such sale j will be contiuued from day to day at the aforesaid i hours aud place until all the lots and parcels of real estate herein mentioned are sold as often d for I eale : ORIGINAL PLAN. 1 ftjekfaaa. Was. M., MJ 4 by 75 feet corner purt of lot No. Zr S147.20 Bittioll S' iis, north-east qr of lot 83....,,... oti.tlG ! ltstes, Geo. (Heirs), 81 by 75 foot alley end of lot Zti 84.40 I do 30 by 7o feet corner part of lot '29 MSX i do uortii-wet one-third of lot 31 -29. uo ltnlz. Ilenrv. 2d and 3d subdivision of lot 12S 21.SA

j Hrennecka, Chris. , improvements ou lot SO... : CooDOTa Uachel, 18-li by "3 feet south-wet

end of lof32

Donning, Tarls C, oil by 75 feet north-east one-third of !i4 140

! Edsou, Abner (Ueiri- t sooh eaat s of lot 71 Eaton. TboH., i-ou'h eat lislf of lot 142 1 Ford, ('has., CO 1 75 tt . oruer part lot 120.. . Goupel. 1. M., 2 '. ' fi roru-r pa't lot 09... Green. Robert, soul :- .si ' ., of lot 74

Hughes, ,T. Wesley, 20-;4 by 150 ft south-east 1 side of loJ 14 do 25 by lf.u ft middle Jsjof-lutW ! do uii.UUe of lot 31 : Hewsoii, John, 81 bv 75 ft alley end of lot 130 do lot 121 i do 9 by 1-2 It north-west side of lot 122 . . do lot lib

I Henrich, Jolui,18? by 150 ft sonth-eiist qr.s.l

lot 1 13 i do 1 by BOfl alley end of lot 113 M.-i.heMiey, Maria, lis'-ij by 150 It of - uth east side ot lot 20 .'

Morris, Sassnal (H. irt, H by 7 B fl middle part of lot29 v ' O Riley, P. G , 2s bv 150 U south-west sideot ' lot 9 Ogdeq, J K,, south -v)sl ir of lot 02 -; rifier, lieiirv, northwest ' ot lot 71 . do lot 72 .". '

I Wine-ei , Chas. W., Hi by -si ft Mibdivisioo .t lot 126 snd 12C .

. ScastMl i Stark, 6th subdivision of lot 111 do do 7th d do ot

I Schlamp, 0.. POMlsvwest y, of iiruth-fast v

i of lot 110 .

r-.tvbart, l.ihn, imiuuveuii iits on lot 21 h 22

Hall, J.din R Hughes, I. Woodsu

Hall ., k, A.C Uumuiiiigt'ord, Joe.. Hutchiugsoii, Isaac Hart, It 11

14 IS 17 10 11 9 0 11 12 10

15 24

1 12

7 1 20

4 7 14 15 11 12 4 18 19 20 17 20 1 J 4 6 14 10 6 7 n 9 8

17 1

HI 11 11 11 41 96 49 n 54 II 20 20

11 11 51

11 11 83 51 SO Ml

9 14 15 31 44 40 40 44 44 45

39 10 10 27

33 33 34 24 47 47 48 4S 51

3 3 1 1 4o 1

1.15

H3.0t

20.99

23.3ft 28. 1 27.00 28.75 20.70

"0.15 28.75 3i.3;i 39.M1 35.0.-'. 4.14 37.95

loin

13 M

ol.Ol 46.00 S0js9 36.08 92.O0

7.48 10.93

20.11 32.00

2.30

Sjecki 1'elilacl.er, "th sulsli viion ol lot !4 16 S8 Si hwarz, John, li bf 90 ft front part of north-west C pf eoulh-east t-f lot 113 12.05 'leitnv, K. S., 30by 150 ft alley r.ide of lot 34. ..1 1-2.1. : Tratton, W. (Hairs), lot 53 40. no tlo do tointh-eaat (, of lot 54 . 34.50 Thompson, John, 40 by I '.oft noi th-west side of lot 22 ... on "!8 Victory, John, 21 bv lis' tt lots 21 and 22 23 SB Ycnnctnau, Joseph, 1st subdivision of lot 4 34.79 V Is, Josephine, 25 bv U'si ft south-east J of lot 13 l't.55 W. ieel, f.ewis. B5 by 100 It on Fiiat si., lot t.9, SM by 25 ft Vine St., lot 09 29 .'" Webb, Ann, north-eaat H of lot 45 :tu.uu Wright, Aot'ioiiv, nortli-esst i of tot 73 31.05 Hegarmo, K. II., south-east ; of lot la3 :i7 95 do ..I' by 75 ft alley end of lot 231 7 .48 Pecker A Heiluntu, 20 l 75 ft middlu pan of lot 101 b 33 Geil Itennitfhoff. I8J-4 by lo4 It uorth-east side id lot 203 15.04 Hyatt. Steuben, south-east of lot 22 47.15 do ' lot 201 .'. 34. 50 aUoeK A Stoddard, lot 196 32.20 do north east. of lot 18 21.85 do liorlh-east of lot 187...:. 92.4)0 1

Hensim, J. C, 411; by 141 ft lio.-th-el side

of lot 227 do lot 191

Jarjues Jt Ueal,4th subilivisioii of lot lti8.... f.often. Sina, 50 ft 011 Third street bv loo It

Walnut street, lot 14

BSeOUl, I. N., 13 ft lv 90 ft lot IBS da lf;i , ft bv 1 44 ft north-east qr at lot "155 DONATION ENLAUGKMENT. Gate?, C. L., lot 221 Mai u arl, John, middle 1 of lot 231

Nenly, W. P., lot l.si) n'Kiiey, 1'. ., lot 210 Uowlev, Nathan, 25 bv 75 ft north-east end of

Hansoa, I. w Hall, James Henning, I. B Heberd, L. W. 8 W s Hem ick, John Uiitehinson, Dr. T .... Baodricksl, I Jacobs, Adam Jewitt, .1 II 3 by tiO feet of.. Keboa, John

Kl uuiiuackor, U. B., 8E . Koenig, Andrew Lutz, Oeurv Lamphere, D W MeU'.-r, A bmith, improve meats 00 Martin, E. 8 Mclueruy, M Miller, Theobald Miller, J. H Neglc.v, W P. 3 W hi 01 . . Newinaster, Christ Newberry, Elisor... Nimrod, Leonard O'Bitey, Y (i

liberl, Authonj Phari , flias F Paiker, Edwards Robbers, John ... Hire, Jacob Sr., Reitman, Henry, of Rltter, Phlllpp N E of Roilly, Ws Stahlhaeffer. M (heirs) .. . St oi'knVth, H

SeiJsr, John " Schrant, Conrad S. hnee, D M " SabM E H 04 bv IOO ft alley end of lots 21, 22, 23 aud .Stepbc us, T, 3 Sub-division of ' Saudeiliu, Wui (heirs) ' Schlamp, Caseerair M Schweitzer, John, a e 1 a ol Vuudeimati, aiaiy " SrhueiJvrt Henr), Schaeffer, Fred " Wright, Anthony "

44 .05

32.98 22.43

21. -.

15.53 29.44 5.75 25.88 91 98 5.18

BAKER'S ADDITION. Ciirnick, Thos " 2 "

20.70 1 77.o; 10.35 57.5fl S"!.1S

1 I

12.08 , 34.5" I 9.5S I 27.31 1 14.95 ln.35

lot 210 Robbers. Maria, 20 by 130 ft norlh-wet aide of lot 189 '. Keilv, Win., south-west of lot 182 do mrth-west '..of lot 220 Rick, John, lot 220 Sillier, Cbas. A., oth anlKlivisiou of lot 168, .1

LOWER ENLARGEMENT. Carpenter. A. B., 3J bv 141ft north-wtst side of lot 21 :.:

Ewiasr, W. t;. Af;. W., north-west J or lot 4 KisherA Hohiss, St) bv 141? ft south-east side id lot 21 Gerhai .it, J .V ., north -a est qr ol lot 3..... Galas, C. L., 20). by 148 ft north-west aideof lot 0 .' do lot 12 do 49 by 143' s It south-east side i f lot 11... Hyatt. Stephen, s e ' 2 of lot 7 Hartman, George, south-west hi of lot 23 do south-west i of lot 20

I nwood. Win., 25 by 1U ft eiibdivisiou of lots

27aud 28

Liu leusmith, Chas., improvemeiita ou lot 15 McOhesuey, Maria, i".2 and a half by 80 ft corner part of hit 8 -- Scates, Joseph (Heirs), sout h-east half of lot 3 Stinaon & Greathouse, 40 by 75 ft aliefe.endot lot S

Wii-Ut. Anthoiiv, lot 14 -32.78 do south-west halt of !ot 16... 7.'

do south-west half of lot 16 I PPER ENLARGEMENT Atkinson, Vm.,18hv75 ft of lot 2! 1 k. H. O., lot 0

r lsbt r, Uouald, 47 by 7o it middle part ot lot - 08 9.78 Hart, K. 11., 19k, by 75 ft comer part lt 21 3.4". do 17, by 75 ft corner part of lot 61 17 2i Kann, Lewis, lot 09 M 41.98 Laycock, L.S., south-emit U of lot 2 17.2". do lot 3 40.00 Langlev. T. K. P.. north-west ' : of lot 2.... 28 75 !lc(iill, 1 N., Iot6rt ...... ,v, O'Kiley, P G , lot 11 J.?!! 471.. Rowley. N , 34'i by 1!M ft middie pt of lot 60 ls'4i Riellv, Wui., aouth-oaet ) s ol lot 69 30 77 Bndd, C. R , 79 .; by 75 ft alley end of lot ul : ft.'vt

Dovle, Patrick ' tilcason, Patrick., j Hall, J It 1 Kelsev, LA .. Kinney, Dennis.. Major, Johu

Whittolsey, A. T.

24 15 12 13 10 11 4 0 4

.14.33

23.68 5.75 4.37 1.17 15.87 0.32 1.44 57 H. 50 4.03 6.75 8.i 4 37 I. 1 3.4M la .66 4 37 10.24 14 95

14.IW r,.90 3.M 2 19 7.82 10.35 0.33 4.41 3.18 5 18 4.1 4 0.! 2.53 17.25 L73

4.00

12.

1.73 1.39 1.38 1.38

'8TJSR8 lCJLTHVPB .

10 doz 2 qt 1 aus Fresh Cove Oysters, l i do 1 1'. do .lo d-. " do a do Pints Tomato Catsup, 5 do 'Quarts do do 3 do Mushroom do 3 do Walnut do Just received per railroad, aod lor sale at uov7 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.

a-vJS.'V't- &'S,VrfJI,

of Leuioti, for removing iron rust aud

stains froui liueu or other goods, at

la. tad N. S. THOMPSON'S New Dm-

fru

nei4' chop nan.

4bV w drums

S'ore.

MJVKBAL REASONS WHY

S. ROSENWALD & Co.

tit 11 Clothing- i.otrtr than Olhtrt:

1 CASH

1st imported and received bv S. E. GILBERT A CO.. No 4 8ycamrre st

5 I

7.48 9.33 26 10

4 on 8.03 2.20 2.8H 4.1) 374 3.74 3.74 4.02 3.45 4.03 2 341 1.73 3.10 3.10 ,ri 1 5 19.55 4.03 is 98 11.50 11.59 9.7S 21,27 19.55 5.13

MJfJ,jSTJKit fJIMMS.B O HJ HKK IS M. Neark Plaslor (11st received and for sale by septl CHAS. MrJOIINSTON. MtHr MMlCJKMtJBMtJl tltKSIl Ml f - ply of Coal Oil, which is an excellent article, and warranted not to smoke. Alto Coal Oil Lamps with handles, which are very convenient for carrying about, for sale by VM BIEIt BOWER, Druggist, nov6 No. 7ft Main street, Washingtou Block. M. genuine Dr. Meigs's Breast Pump, the very best article of the kind manufactured. One trial

w ill convince. For sale by W.M BlERBOWKR, Druggist, no0 7s Mam street, Washingtou Block.

and Face, try the Compound Glycerine I.o-

n, for sale at

WM. BIERBOWER'S, Druggist, aov6 7s Jlain street, Washington Bhvk. 4 U H.f UMM. JTt M S. J KtJK m and well selected assortment of Ladies' and Misses' (Japes, TipM?ts, Virtorines, Curls, Muffs, Fur Trimmings, etc. Also, Gentlemeu's Otter, Beaver, and Seal Caps, Gloves, Collars, etc., all made of prims aud fresh skins, at VALTIKK a MAKCONNIERS, not 5 3y Main street . -f I.J f. Kit v3 i It WMmUvMJVMt CJif yf t rimming3, at

FIK3T. THEY DO A CASH UUSINCSS, Buy their floods for ('ami, and bell for CASH.

MS" "

M an

1 1

SKCOND. THEY MA Ml UFA C T U R E TUFfR O W K Gotds, takt? stdvttntage of ill tl iniproT-BaMDto fa imiDii factoring, hiiI will from t Lid tiii.t' forth, fiRi.R HOTHnM lut w htt l hey can 'ginmntstfi for Cjood WOKKUANSHH AND DUKAB11UTV.

VAl TIER A MARCONNIER'S.

4 FW UI It f J WJKK J I'N, JT

VAl'TIER .t MABCONNIKR'd.

K&HKP-IHKU HtiUS'. Kit It O t 'K ttM Ciat Collars, Wristbands, Trimmings. 4c , at (nov5 VA I Tl KU A MARCONNIER'S.

1 2 " 3 17,83 7 " 4 2S 8 " 4 0.33 14 " 52 6.18 I? " 46 138 ; 12 " 61 13,80 1 12 " 43 144 2 " 37 3I..23 3 " 47 1.73 3 " 32 17.25 4. " u" 8.05 12 " 22 3.45 1 " 41 5.46 6 " 38 II 50 5 " ;t8 57 11 " 33 16.4i8 12 " 33 15.53 13 " ; lll.fS 7 " 32 5.18 8 " 34 4.ii 10 " 15 2.53 I " 11 20.13 IB os 3 5.7(1 10 " 31 4."S " 8 2.87 19 32 6.31 20 ' 32 6(1.03 1 - 21 9.20 8 ' 23 3.15 II ' 36 15.62 3 36 5.75 I. ' 60 10.10 17 " 33 3.1.8 13 15 253 14 j& a.53 1. " 15 a.6.1 17 " B 2.S8 1 " 9 2.88 12 12 2 88 10 o 47 , 7-1 fi 49 3.45 6 ' 2 10.06 0 " 2 10.06 2 " 4 5.75 9 ' 40 3.11 19 " 54 0.90 9 " 31 11.33 4 ' 32 10.35 II - 16 2.53 u " 47 173 0 ' 35 14.38 9 " 35 e.33 M ' 35 29.90 19 ' 50 13.23 18 " 38 14.20 18 " 48 3.10 19 " 48 6 61 8 62 062 21 ' 1 35.06 4 " J7 IO.SS 8 ' 25 0 54 12 ' 25 4.413 8 " 32 4i: 22 '.t -j 88 4 " 22 3M 8 " 33 4 an 1 " 14 4.0:: 4 " 16 2 53 III " 2U I 73 5 ' 21 2.88 10 " 21 2 59 12 " 21 3.14. 5 " 22 3 lo 10 " 24 3,16 11 24 3.10 8 " 20 4.03 6 " 41 4 0.3 13 "41 4o;: M " 43 141 1 " 45 . 1 72 5 " 49 S.45 5 " :t4 4.641 0 " 34 4.60 7 " 34 4

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NEW YORK STORE.

T.-- in i'K Hi.yij

ST asking I he patronage

III It lilt fill J.WIt

Of this community, we

have only hi say that we 1 SsM amongst you as permanent citlzeus, aud promise that In all things our word shell be made good. Our purchases have been made under the most favorable cirtuntstancee, in New Vcrk and other Kaccrii cities. A long residence and .utimate business rottpscttonst vith the best luercautlW

i lvantages to buy goods

L'Ue un.lei anv othej-en utu-

housea there, cheaper 1 uau

staa es. We l,..e a l. pi here, but It is tl

give. an hi

: sysiein IIihI is sossi'wlisl lleM. uly one whicli will stsakss a

merchant to sell goods at low f.rtces throughout un entire ssock-

CASH EXCLUSIVELY, o jsr Ef pn.i o m,

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a i.i. ak;: to be tkkated alike.

bt i e .ji t hiiikf at llm

BEST Q U A L I T Y

Latest Styles, A n.l w e hm e uia.ie mi run gt-men ts to keep our stock supplied with the most FASHIONABLE Ooodi as soon as thev appear Kasl.

( HU18TIAN

Nov 12 3wd

II BDDKBICU, City OoUecto

1.44 t S.4B 4.4x1 2.30 2 59 2 30 2.30 2.30 3.74 1.41 1 14

GILES & McPHEETERS, No. 5 First street, Foster's New Buildings, near the Pool Office, sail .20 BOOTS AND SHOES! "

E3 TVt O "V A Xj .

UK I.VUKHSHIJVKII US It H-

m.u. d bis Shop from Main street. No. 03,

to App s III

bis Sh k. No.

Cpper Market House.

and the pupil

Kout th street, opposite the iml requests his old friends ral to call and sec i, un Ht his

new stand, as be can still satisfy them all in the

Boot ami Shoe line. 09" RrpnirilMf shall be done at the shortest notice, ami in the best of sltvle. Cume On e. Co iti f .III .' Chrap for Cah : ocUS-lmd JOU H M . AtP.

i.rtK -i-vii cK.nK.yr.

MBit HI.K S.- I It HI, 1-Hl.nK I t . M- cumber Tickles, iu vinegar, at fl per 100; 20 gallons Tomato Catsup, just received and tor sale at (uov7 KI.LlOTT'tl Family flnx-ery.

The latest styles made to order on short

V AUTIER A MARCONMEU 8, 39 Main Street.

.83 .10

W JI it IKS' JJVn Ml SB KM' tljITH. JBLat 8i!k, Heaver, Casaitnere, etc., trimmed or un-

trimmed, notice at uov8

I K ! K VK.VI.VtJS SMJS-CK Til K WJL City Council ordered you to put down a No. 2 side-walk in front 01 your property, but you have uot duns so. Go immediately to Glover's and buy some of his good Grab Plank and obey the order at ouce. uov5dw

24.00 pel hlld, iu sli. Oct 25

WjyOT.I7 0KN

M Neahai low fi ures, t oc.ti".

5U Grey

aiel tor sale liv W. M. AIRMAN A

40.00 t 39.38 '

KW HOODS Jf.V.

15.53

.. 24.1.. ... 3.83

. Ol io

While, T.

25 by 75 ft alley eod of lot (.2

I (Ileirs;, 32 by 160 tt north-west

2 30

side of lot 60 12 36 flrowu, ntbonv, -.:1 sifi'llTieioii of out-lot A 8 51 11 , Hear 11 do do 11,, do 12 do do 2 3.10 do 19 dn do 2 1 S4 do 20 do ito 2 1 H4 Runcie, E. T 14 do do 2 2.88 do 15 do do 2 4.30

We are now daily receiving, bv railroad and Ad

ams Express Company, our second stock of KaTI and Winter Dry Goods, to which we invite our old customers, aud as many uew ones sh will befriend us with their confidence, assuring theai that our goods, in quality and prices, will always compare favorably with those of any house in the City. Ladies, call aud convince yourselves. nov7 K08EU 11UOS. gOOTs J.Vti SHflKS. Reed A Burrow arc iu daily receipt of uew aud fresh goods, direct from the factory. Their stock is complete, and will be sold to i u 1 Io-tail Mercbsynts on short time, at uean Low nstiiu, and no mistake. isovT gt hi k :pmcmm.jm: 6 dot gallon Jars I'laiu I'nkl-s. 3 do do M'xed do . do 1 ' do Plaiu do fl do do Mixed do 6 do quart ;..is Plniu do 5 do do Mixed ao a do pint jars Assorted do last 1 e. eiv . d and for sale at uovr KLLIOTT'3 Fainilv Grocery

UHl.v Lime, at

CO.

73 BBI.s. I HOtC K

k Potatoes in store and for sa!e at

1: 01 'i , by W" M. AIRMAN 4 CO.

U. W. ARMSTRONG, OM (.st.-iblifbed Steam Furniture and Chair MANUFACTURE B, Aud whoh sale nud retefl stoalCT ia Mkdfl of . Plum and la)' Furnifrire and Cluitrs. w hi r ; thk in&E9Tf rsAftrjy JL uuo ot tlif Oest urrttut-il anJ cuiuluctijfl Facto- : went of ('inoiunati, ami can &tl an low as any Cincinnati Hon. Adv Pattern desired niadt to order on hurl no. , tico. Turning of any kind promptly attended to. sEV"AH work warranted to be made of ' lfitttt-rial. and of Htjprrior worknianshii-. Ifan- , ! 1:1-. N. ft.'i Main Btreet. nov3 NEW PALL MILLINERY, MRS. J . HASTINGS. TLW. SO .Wfsf.V HTXMS1T9 JS'MSXT

m w uvxt door to lsiinln , i'espec tfblly Minouuoea to her friemld mod tfae ladier. of Ev nsvil!e and vi-.'inity in general, that rile had jut leturue! with her Kail nttw-k wf Millfitfvy and Kaut.v (Joofis. wh ii li thr hMrgeet, tineat attd m t boatttHul or brenehl te

tlie citj . BIm inv itoe all to &iiTt her a call and eA.iniu lM?r atock, and tfae flatten herself that she will he ahle to plifari all, ht!i in th

H ic-H (t her oda. eitl4 Sirs. J. BA8TIKG6

iniility and 1

k'IFTlI. EV T. U V T If I S fl I.V TV F II 11 I S B S sohl at lite lowest Living Profit.

We intend to make it to your ssl nnlse.ii to buy your Gia.ds of us, aud solleit, nl only your patronage, but would urge you to indue. 1 your friends to call aud examine our stock. Yours, respectfully, Ac, S. ROSENWALD &. CO., OAK HALL Clothing House, No. 7.1 Main St., fe4 Seoml & Tltli d. K A KSVILLK, 1 M

Fresh Arrival of DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS

KEEN & PRESTON'S. 0 HA VMS JUST MV.W.f .Vrf f WW receiving oar Second Fall and Winter Stock ot Iry ! hi. I Nitions, and cordially invite the traide to t all and examine our COodi and yrfcsea, belicvirp we ran make it the interest of every caali or prompt lime buyer t.- deal with na Wtt have mt ofteaed i 4 a-.'H un-..! . , f, . h i.hii,.,! Madder Prints, (aaoetlj antall ilgarea). 1 a s,-, tiolld black. Mild Ida. ti and m dc Prio Ca. J. do Furniture Priuta. '1 do Comfort PrinH. 'Z do Patchwork Pciolfl (solid coloreJ and figured. '2 do Ticking". :i baler Scarlet KlauiifN. J caavfl Plaid Linaeya. 4 do Heavy Tweed (Hr.wn an I Oxl.-rd Mixed). 2 do SattiuetH. 2 do California shi.tin. -. 4 do Bleached Muslins. t baler) aSea Inland fine blown Sbirtlnga. do Shirting Stripes. 4 cares J by 2 and 4 by 4 Apron Ftwrfers C bales 4 Brown Shii tinn. G do Light 4-4 Brown shirtings. 10 do Heavy 4-4 Brown Sheetttttgs. 4 io Brown Drills. It h l pieces Jaconet aud Ctmbric Nasttaa, 50 do Himalayas, Ai do 1 1.. . i - . GO do Assorted High Colored Petal aea, 40 d Solid Colored Delaine. do Tartan Plaids, .'to do i'aahmerei. 35 do Inlaid oburgs. 4" da Blue and Bro vn CohafgB, 25 ilo Merinos. 3 aVxen Woolen Shirts ami Drawers ( WUfte and Grey mixed). Calored and White I f .-; I Skirts. An Assort aaent of Comforts, Hovktry, Gloeea, ! Thread-, Belts, Cliambrayw. Velret Kibltous, Tat- j feta Ribbons, Combe, Hair Pins, Snapenders, Ac, : which makes oajr aaaartaaattl aeore cempfete, and all for sale LOW AS Til B LOWK8T. KERN k PBWSTOKS.

kTA OJV HJtJTH AJI9 y UMZTKK9 MINKD TU SUCCKKD

H U JN NELL'S (I'OKMKBtT OF STEELE & BUNNELL.) Flooring Mills, corhek or WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL, EVAXSVrLLE, TKD. rWlHlS .V. 14 KSTJKI.ISU.TIKJ'T .a is now in fall uperatiou, with new and ouniidete Machiucry of the latent Htyle, fur Tlaniui; and DresHing Lumber, Planing and I Grooving Flooring, making boors and hash MonTdlnpi, -Window Mind, and . very other k. ription of work done in su.:h establishments. All work at tliese Mills warranted to lie well done, and will ho o flared at the lowest rash prices. Dry Poplar Flooring ami Weatherl.onrdiiig constantly on hand, and will be noldfor cash. Brackets and ScroHfl sawed to any rActarn. Sliitis and all kinds ot Sawing dune lo onler, aii.l in llie ssast SS4O0Ved Sf4la. jySa M M. Ul NNKLL.

Insurance Agency. ALLEN CrHALLOLKS Evsnuvillc. CNPERWUITER AM) QXMCBAL, lXUfHAKt i: ADJl'ITU OT AlESI'.H, AND hOiAHV l'ry He routtnuen to itsue Policies frrm "er,l li.-. Class an3 moot rehabln INSURANCE COMPit (TIBS In the Country, on i ftr A'. ' He will also receive applications tor LIFE lNSl'RANCK. He will attend to the Adjiwlmeal of I . - of every deecllnUon under policies ii..m nthis agencies, and atlon. I to the settlement ol nil waiter, connected with K81RAKC1C, lot parties ioterestetl. Hih lonjr .apeilene. 4 nn Isti banosi Ahum had made hiiu familial aitli ul! snnjeots C4innected with Insurance. a sT-Offlce. Marble Hall Buil.liu. N.-.U Main ni

IRRESL.TI1) LE STY 1. ES AT NORTH AMERICAN PERSUASIVE PRICES. FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

THIR1 TH EI II EXTENS1 V li V V R C H A S ES euahle them (buying as they dofortheir four larire stores), to serf nooM in vf.ri i.ahok qcantith-s, n itself an advantage of twenty p-r rent. over SMALLER P.l-VKIi:4.

FOOHTIT. THE A SSO X T XE NT IS A I. 11' A I S .4; mont varii-d and largem in the rily, seenprisiiie; most oomti.y, skihi's, am. real rnEAvesr class ok HOODS.

SHANKLIN & REILLY Dave now in Ktote, ainl art sabsaittiaj; for Laspectioa, tbeir recent extensive purt-kaes off Full t and Winter Fancy and Stupid Iry (... is, which for Elegance. Variety and t'heapnes., are imsurpasaed. Tin y would direct partkuUr attiition tt the anaaxed list, w hieh will ! - Mf at prices that t annot Tuil to meet with tho appro! atiou ol tho liif-t f.irliilions. Tlit (jiwhIs are nil new aiiil wariHUt-'tl pertert. They enil'mrr Black and Colored Cloths, Black and Fancy Doeskins, Fancy English Tweeds,Cassimeres, Sattinets, Jeans, &c. Blankets, Flannels, Plain and Fancy Plaid Lindseys, Ladies' Striped and Plain Middlesex Cloakings, English, French, and American Prints and Ginghams, Silks and Fancy Dress Goods of the most approved styles, Renfrew Plaids, Royal Poplins, Plain and Fancy Cashmeres, Plain and Fancy French and English Merinoes, Pacific, Manchester and Hamilton De Laines and Alpaccas, a large stock of Broche, Stella, Fancy Snow Flake, Sup. Scotch Clan Tartans, McDonald & Malcom Long

ana Square

Cash Capital,

$300,000.

C ASH ASSBTS, 373,OUII W. C. HASTINGS, Secy.

A. F. BASTINGS Pi

Iiibtireu sgsinsl l inifs and th. ir

,d ds nts,

nage by l ire oi sfsnuf armories.

es t

Owoll-Milrs,

Storelo.urt.-H, St ks ut .Mt'iehan'liHij, til fail ttid reits'.uuble rai.s of premium

Policies promptly isiued mid i. tho t'ooipMiiy by A. 4-. Ha I. LOCK .t :

Murl.l, Uatl BuiMias:, Ms

swptll Kvsuiv

idlosted i.

agni

.le, In.b i

h o m Fhsh ranee

or yj i Office 112 ami 1 With t rash I 'aphal ONE MILLION ASSETS JUL r Is, I .. .

Briiailwav.

DOLLARS

The ILmie Inaiiraii. Tj fs or Paniage i F miiteiits. for ;i tci in inot avorahlf i.rni-

ut Mef Nllll 111!

rates and

tuin ntiy re n

t N4sfU ftiori

llHtnti... Pi-Lilnce, Ma indU!..ld I'K'peitv,

Mae

aiusl tb.i.

uuXo nt I .

INLAND NAVIGATION

till' Km',., ' th,- aatui u lue sasui .'.I

And Truiixportiilioii, -hipiiicnls up l.tik'd, Cans)la,and KiiilreioN, ss lot of the 1 Uk will bear, with fail uess and tne GDsanany.

Ailjutinj nil losw, lalrly, and pi onpU p.lu, them. CIIAH. .1 MaKTIK, Pi. h i A. 1 V ILM.I b'Tll, Vke i'ih i J. Milto.n Smm, nscretarv. John MrGsr, Ass't 6ei '.v. r j I'll. ,.tirn-i nimle to and anneHW i"ne.l l,

Shawls, Fancy Bonnelli and ! "; '" ikarMa nan Buodings, MsiStr.i

5tripea Wool Shawls & Hand

kerchiefs, Plain and Fancy All-Wool DeLaines. In Ins Honierv department will be found a replete .-Stork, in Plain, Mixed, and Katny Wool and Fleeced Cotton Hone. l"nncj Wool Knitted Howls, including ghawnfj Hoods, Bnntaas, Nubias, Ac, Ladies' and Genu' Kid, K. Silk, Cloth, and Buckskin fJh.ves and Gauntlets, Ladies' and GennV I.. Wool and Merine Vuntt and Drawers, Ifais and Caps iu nan snaisss, nud Ladies' Furn. They are prepared to exhibit their late importation -f Irish Linen iiwid,, comprising Irish Linens and Handkerchiefs, the bext asaorlmoot "f M.eei-iiii-i aud MiirtfufiH ever t.ffered, Linen Damask Table Clntba, Bwacbsd and llri.un.all sices, Napkin, Toweln, Doyfles, and every other dsserlpcioll nertaining to this clasi of uiuufaeture. N, It. Now on hands, s reat variety of Thoiop'iiV Celebrated Skirts, now so fnyoraldy knoun to the Ladies of ll,u eily. and whi. h B. A 11. nave had the pleasure of Introducing. As we nteJ ilesir.'iis toniveto our eiiptomrrH tvery advantage possibla. an. I baripsi lacilitle. for so do. ine: aeroud to none in 6nr line ol biiHiuesri, re sis Ih.-ieiore tully datcrminad to dispose of on r presnt Islrire stock at the smaittsst remuneratiTe prires. A call renped tully solicited. net 1 7 QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPANY.

INCORPORATED 1847 City Xix-o

iwi ; . vm

IHL3UIlfsilt'J

-t)K-

HARTFORD, CONN. Capital, - - - $250,000. C.O. WAITS, Sse'r. 0 B H0WER8, Pres'l 8. II PMIi 'K, . i . ral Agent, RetdJIng; at Cbics.0, 1 i 1 1

CASH CAPITAL A SURPLUS

This Company insures ugali.'t Io.h nn.1 dsmac;. by s"lra od Iiwolllngs nnJ tneti tsstileula. Scorns, Warehouses, Stocks sf Mov h.mdl&s, i.nd all lusnr able property st as reasonable rates ul pretBlQlu h any other solvent and rellsbla Company, i ; esses fi j and osnH rtasi i snjefij Applications niale to unf Policies 1 if ad by A. C. HALL'K'K A SC'J.' MaibW li,..i Iluildlugi, Main sL, sng21-lyd Etansviiw, Inl

HARTFORD

FIBS III CO. HARTFORD, OONN. INCORPORATED 1810 l II A R T K K PGItPGTiUl

With H Siu cwitill l'..j-,i. - KjLpeileltCS of "F lit y "!kr o sx x

s.li CnHinl 9lOO,000.Oi

4n, A I.

(i tLA.Nki.lV IIL'll.niN'US.) HIT STBEKT, PHILADELPHIA.

Fire Insurance. Limited &Perpetual, t in Rnil.lit.H and Merchandise of all den. riptions.

GEO, II. IIAKT

4 K,lml ailal Sill), Ills.

i-li.-l Hi

V. KUSy, Vies Pros' I.

a i.i.. S

fieo. H. Hart, II. K.Jcgsball. K. W. Bailey, A. I', l ath li, II. mi. 11. M. Full

President.

cretary. S. II. Bt'TI.F.R, All'l ntaKCTona. Foster S. Perkins-, K. P. Kow. s. Jones, M. D., A. K. Cba.ibers,

loha G. L'ulu,

I 'harles O. Tmlav.

BATTKLL, BUUs) a ANTIIKS, Agents for Evali.-iville anil vicinity, aw A AntMesf Law office, 7S Iliaiii Kept I

BOXBS.-

JT.' Bi'TI

-St tiapty boxes for sale cheap

.tuotr 'ioo

Apply to

W.M. BIEKBoWER, Druarist.

TS jI.- . St.. Washicgtoi: Elock.

W. M. AIKMAN & CO,. f n o r tj o e ANDCommission Merchants, No C oi tli Water St., Evansville. Agents for the pale of Salt, Rlour, Grate, Provisions, and all other articles of Produce. oct2?

(1EOBGE THOKMIILL takes pleasure iu ii -orraiuj: his obi customers that in the quality and style of his work, Matters himself he cannot be excelled, lie may still be found at the corner of Second and Main street., where the enoicest Harness aud Saddh-sof every description can be obtained on the best ol terms. np Repairing done with neainee. and dispatch Second-baud Harness vlwayi on hatol icl WdT, IJSTKB CJfS.J SI'EK yitllt WW assortment ol now styles for Winter, jiHt receive. per Kspress, aud for sale cheap for cawh, at novo VACTIKB A MARi.u.'iNIKIiV. I O TO Mll.I.KH - J-MKUjI I s-0 WJf for pood and all size Shakers. sept21 UNPRECEDENTED INDUCEMENTS To Cash Buyers. "( TO l.WRKJSK .71 J-

ST sr Ltismess ami build up an extensive Cash trade, I will, from the 12th of this mouth, October, Make a Deduction of 10 per cent, to Cash Buyers. My stock id large and friMh, coupliaiag the Bsoai Desirable and Fashionable Staple and Fancy Goods of the seasonAnd I am coufideut that cash buyers will lie Enabled to save fully 10 per cent. by calliuir at the iheap 1. store of wm. m. msmd&x, octl3-2oid Jo. S Main strsst. i

Aue and Fever OB

CHILLS AND FEVER SPEEDILY CURED UY SMITH'S rWTXtlK AT TM2JT I a J W MM JK9 1 KMH Jar in DrtigM and M' dn int'H, hiiI jK-rfwinH uniirtpd wiih tlif ('..ilia ami lyar or Ant' uml Ir'ev.M-. ir repeetfally luvtted (to ttii- ealVtmited ni.liri.Hi. which ban .i unity ohtaiue! n ' .. tcputat io : th'ronj$boat the country, and for aaoyjwu-a Umm xnaintaiut-d if suiw-Tiority over bM othr raaMdiaa a sitfe, cert&iii. speedy and permanent curt for

UBllH ami reVf-r or Ague and rover. It dT not produce haadaclaajigcMfa)fia( baxzin of I he i'Mh, r any of tbe unpleaaaat -fTrctn which . no frt uently atteM tba weH of Qitinin or 0)ther remfrii'S, l.u! may be yivcu iu all raara and uudr

all t ir--iimstai.'res vhatovrr, to f.'iualert, infuuti, hl1 all paraoAfl who are dbilit-n i or have the mo-tt dellcaie const ittitioit!), without tho leabt apprelieubiou of auv iujuriout or tvu iiftpleaaut eflWt. TtiH mHii in" has buiOaai) a staple remedy, and fur feara baa l-eu exteuttiwly ua'J tbrotabuut tho St.., of Kentucky. TeDtweeee, Alabama, MisnisBippi, Lmi--: Texan, Arkao.w.-, Mi.-tMitri. IK linois, Iowa, Wiaconain. Ohio, Indiana. .Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Mi'-htiran, and California, and more lately in Kansas Territory, Mii hai permaueotly cured jMMi,rn'ro of caaea in all its varied forma and coii'litiotiH, m tny of which were of from one to three yaaraatajdinaaira had re&isted all theasnal remedies known in the tonntrj', and in no case did it tail to make a (-or It-i t and permanent cure where the directions were properly followed. Such is its invariable snccoau that it had gained tlieconfidence, favor, and paironao taf Urge number of reipectaLie practitioner of medicine tbrouhout tkecouatry, who rre'Tilte ',nd admiuister it in preference to ffiiiuine and other remedies. The Propriotor hat iu his aeaaaastusj a larjrti number of certiticatt?; and other toatimouialb fru. per-c-ou8 wbo havo used this medicine, well aa'froni phy&iciaus, drugieU, apothecariee, and other dealers in medicine, uttetins; ittf superior virtues as a curative in Cbill-t and Fever or Ague and nwer, and he ecnttd obtain many tUonsand more, or enough to ttil np a lare volume, but he does uot dfem it ueceeary,as it it already extAinividy and favorably known to the public generally.

ror sale uy city and rouotrv DruKgit nud Apothecariee throughout the AVeMt, North -wah, aud Si'Uth-w tt. WILSON, PETER, &. CO., (SttOCCsSOSB 10 WII.iO.N X STAnEIBUj, Wbr.'.riAle Agents, l-ouisri1l, Ky. JOHN J. SMITH, Pronriet

Insiiranee saaitnl Los. or Dsnnag. t.y Fue, on Daelliiiijs, Kniniliiie, Stores, V aiehuujes, Wei ihandise, MilN, Muuf:ti-tiiies, unit otliei I; t (id. ol property, tan be eife. led in thla Qsqinanji npou as favorable term a as I be nature el the I Inkti in.l 9,- u-

rity to Policy bohlers Hill aJlnll. PABTIOI ' LA It ATTENTION u to Insnriaa Farm property, consisting ol Delliti(fs, Barns, an 1 outbuilding" connected, ami furniture, Livestock, Hsy, Grain, Karoiing Ut.-i.ils, Ac, .t.-., Mntninad theriti, t'oi a t-i in i.i years at LOW iat.,5 of pi j iu in in. 0FF1CCBH: T. .'. Allyn, Secretary. 11 HuDilngtoo, Prea't. C C. Lyman, Asa't Sec'v. W N. Bowers, Actuary I. Alexander, I lelieral Apeut for Ihw Westafii and South Western Sfataa, t olunibuj, tJhio. J. OSrahaui, Ass't tleneial Aniit for the Western and South Wostern Htntes, '. I u o. I n - tjhto. AptiliciKions lor lisjnianns may be niala to the iludernifrnetl, the .Inly authorize.! Agents of tt, i.'unipany. A. 4.-. 11 A I.Ltif'K. boN, Ajt'l-. OrrjcK; Mail.lo Hail BuildiuKi Main street. agggt-gM WHEELER & WILSONS

SEWING MACHINE, N". S first Street, lwtween Blain and L-e.t MK OKKKH TO TUK PC It It I WW W hecljr A Wilson's Improved Sewing Ma I chine at reduced prices, with increased (onndeiee iti it. merits as the Iwst and most reliable luinily i sewing machine now in use. It sews yjusll) nail i on the thickest or thiuest fabrics; makes the loci. ! stitch impoisrihV to nnrav, 1, wild the ,vraentlJ sdvaatage.f heinKaiikeon Ijoth sides, forsaing no ridge or chsiu ou the under side ; is simple in . ori structiou, more npeedy in mo?eiii iit, and mole durable thsu any other machine. We jivo full in stroctions to enable the purchaser to sew rdluarf seams, stitch, heui, fell, quilt, galie i, Mad, end tuck, .11 on the same machine, aud warreuted fjt three years. Woalsnkeoponi ODntantly haiiJ afailassoiliueni of Singer's machines. Circulars containing testimonials of tt .bore machines, Irum portion ot the highest standing Kast and West, giving prices, ste., will be fornlsLsit gratis, ou application Iu irsou or I v letter. bMlv V. M. HKIilMAX "The American Clothing House."

OVB STOCK OJP CHUJ f .t.VIt HI per Clothing is now toraplete, together with a full Hue of all -tjler of "ancy Notions and T'n uishlngOoods, all of whtch we offer to tho Wholo sale trade, and will guarant. i UHUp I. give ssrisfactiou iu 4)iisllty, tyla, and pdce. We would also announce to tho citios of vansville, aud to Hi a retail trade generally, that In addition to our utiolsaale stock, ws will keep e tnitrinr lioe of goods for Rmnm. In this line est will ?oil ax eluMvely IhrOasii. Bat sr. tan end will oflSTgool loaei than thny wer ever sold bv the rssa!ai dealers Id this of tv. Try nt, aod see for voarselvesWM. F WVBSCB Co., sept6 N. 2f "Jain street.