Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 93, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 December 1860 — Page 4

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THAYELGBS' GUIDE. Kvausvllle & Crawfordsvllle R. K. DEFAKTX'BU. " - Accommodation Train....... 6. no A. M. Si ait Tratsi..... 9.50 " , a ebjvai.8. j Hail Train 12.5 P. Accommodation .. 3.55 . , StamerEegular Packet ." t for parltCKkirs, se adrerfisrtneiifa. ran CAIBU. Chahlky Bowiw leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 1- o'clock X. Arrives Monday aul Thurgiiuye at night. - -' 1 igt. roit TADCCAH. DcXBAa leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Viaya at 12 o'clock st. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursday,-, and Saturdays at night. POB HENDERSON. Gew. D. M. VThitb plies daily, leaving Evansviile ia tho forenoon and returning in the evening. roa LOviavu.i.K. ' Gbet Eaqe.b, of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays aud Saturdays at 6 o'clock P. si. Arrives Tuesdaj s aud Saturdays in the afternoon. - i Obit EiUir, of Gallipolis, leaves Mondays at . "' Olock and Thursdays at li o'clock p. .s . ives Sundays and Thursdays in the nfteruoon.FOB OBEEX B1VEB. 1). B. Campbell leaves Mondays and Thursdays at 6 o'clock P. M. for Dow'ing Grocn. Arrives on Mondays and Thursdays in the rooming.Lob Eaves leaves Ibr South Carrolto aud l'ond River, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at noon. Arrives on Tuesdays and Fridays, at niht. There fa regular ds.ily communication with HsvritasoN and NKWBOnail by boat and laud conv.yance. iI7"E3 ITEMS; STEAMBOAT REGISTER. AR.UIVKD. i West Wind, New Orleans; Loe Eaves, Oroea river ; Jas. Montgomery, N. O.; Ben. .1. Adams, N. J.'r Atiantic, New Orleans ; Citiaeo, Pittsburg ; Swallow, Cincinnati ; Matt if Cook, B. Groen ; i'aauy Bullitt, Louisville; Grey Eagls, Luuisvill.. UKI-ARTCD. West Wind, Pittsburgh ; Lue Eavos, Green riser; Jas. Montgomery, Ljii.; Hen. J. Adams, Lou.; Atlantic, Louisville; Citizen, Memphis ; Swellow, Nashville; Mattie Cooke, B. Green ; fanny Bullitt, N. U.; Grey Eagle, Louisville ; Planter, New Orleans. ——— ......The Weather, yesterday, was quite mild and pleasant. The sky was clear and the sun shone warm, quickly dissipating the snow that was on the ground. Business was somewhat more animated, and the list of arrivals and departure is considerably larger than any day previously for some time. The River continued to rise slowly. Our despatches show its condition at points above. PITTSBURG, Dec. 27, P. M.—River fell 8 inches by the pier mark and falling slowly. Weather cloudy. PITTSBURG, Dee. 27, M.—River 6 feet 9 inches by the pier mark, and nearly stationary. Weather cloudy with appearance of snow. CINCINNATI, Dec. 27, M.—River fallen 7 inches. Now 25 feet in the channel.— Weather clear. LOUISVILLE, Dec. 27, P. M.—River stationary with 9 feet in the Canal. ......The Charley Bowen will be at the landing all day receiving freight for all points South. Her agent, Mr. Phy. D. Veits, has changed his headquarters to the store of Wm. M. Aikman, where he will attend to all business designed for the Bowen. ......The fleet Dunbar is the mail and coast packet for Paducah, Cairo and Columbus to-day. She leaves at 1 o'clock precisely. Freight for tle South will be sent forward promptly, and passengers will find they can make New Orleans much sooner by taking passage on the Dunbar. They are carried through to Cairo and Columbus where they can either take the cars or secure a passage on other boats. In this way they avoid the delay usually experienced in Louisville boats as they coast along gathering up a load. ......The Lou Eaves, Mattie Cook, and Grey Eagle all departed last night with small trips. ......The Planter has been at the landing several days awaiting a load. She goes South. The Lue Eaves and Mattie Cook arrived from Green River with light trips.... The Grey Eagle from Louisville also had a light trip. ......The Fanny Bullitt arrived in the afternoon. She received considerable freight here and left during the night. We are indebted to Mr. Lemcke for a late Louisville paper. ......Our list of arrivals and departures shows quite a fleet of N. O. steamers on their way up. .......We were told that the James Montgomery, which passed up night before last, had several passengers on board who had vacated the South in consequence of hints that their room would be more acceptable than their company. ......The following concerning the sinking of the Peytona we clip from the Louisville Evening Bulletin: THE PEYTONA—It has already been stated that the steamer Peytona, bound from this port for New Orleans, had sunk in the Mississippi. A dispatch has since been received by Mr. D. S. Benedict from Capt. Leyden, which states that the Peytona, when rounding out from Laconia, struck a log, which caused her to spring a leak. She was run upon the bar just below, where she settled down in shoal water. She was pumped out in a short time, however, and proceeded on her way. The freight in her hold was damaged to the amount of about six thousand dollars. ====== EttS" Mr. J. J. Chandler has removed the two-story frame from the north corner of Locust and First streets, and put it on his lot a half square above on Locust. He intends, we learn, to build a three-story business house on said corner in the Spring. tiVTb.e number of slaves Jin Maryland is found to have been diminished more than 15,000 since 1850. The whole number now is abuot 75,000. 33stiay STotio e . Taken up, by Peter Vosol, liing in Kuitht township, Vanderburgh county, Indiaua, on the WtU day of November 1S0O, one dark lri tulle cow, with a white stripe along her lack,nd sonic whito on her IhjIIv, and marked with an under hall' crop ia the right ear, .and altout ei$rht yearn old. and ap. praised before mi) this 1-ih day of IVceuiLer, IStjO, by A. W. Chute tu.d Jesae Nightinicale. at fourteen dollars. WM. 11. V A VN", Jnntice. The above is a true opy, taken frum ny Stray Docket this lith day of Oeeouiber, 1iiO. Seal WM. B. VANS, Justice. A true copy of the oi titiil, on fi.e aud of nverd in mv office. Attest : LOUIS RICIITER. declft-Stw Clerk V. C. C. Union Townmuj', -Vanderburgh, County. ) The iiudersigiied appraiter, by uio appoiuted to value u cerujn uark clay-bank cidt, lately taken up by Thoniag Bishop, do apprair.o the aid colt at the sum wf thirty dollal'd. The said ' colt is described as follows It id a dark clay-bank horse colt, aith three wliise bet. aid colt is about eight months old ami ab.Mit twelve bunds nig:b, with no other murks upon it. 'I he undersigned do solemnly Hwear that the "orecoing appralaemeut aud dacripiiou were made without favor or affection. WMwKnTilT. Appraiser-, gwarn and HuUeuritKtd Ijeiore m. a Jnstice of the Peace of Union township, on this IMIi dav ,f 1cember, 166. IAMKLH. CLOUD. 9EAL.1 J. P. i The above is a. true copv d the original in hie and record iu my oltice. LOUIS liil'HTEU. Bee. 20. Clerk V. C. C.

INSURANCE.

COPELAND & NEXSEN, 33 30-jSLI-i itmmn agency ! OFFICE: SAVINCS BANK, NO. 1 FIRST STKKET, EVAKSVILLE, IJTD., .Z Risks and issue Policies in several of the widest and most reliable Insurance Compauira of the Vuited Slates.. STOKES, STOCKS,D WELLlNUri, MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES, insured i. ths most favorable rates. MAEINE AND I!" SD I.AVIGATIOH Risks taken on FLAT-BOATS, BARGES, STEAMBOATS and their CARGOES. Also, applications received for LIFE INSURANCE. Combined Capital Represented, over $5,000,000. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE ... -.. WITH THE iniicE co. Incorporated 1819 Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000, ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, Aud the prestige of 4l years success aud experience. UPWARDS OF 1 1,000,000 Of losses have keen paid by the Jbtnu Insurance tympany in the past 40 yearn. The rains of reliable Insurance will to apparent from the following LOSSES PAID BY THE .ETNA DCBTIffl TBH PAST FTVB YCABS : In fhio ....8431 ,520.8:1 In Wisconsin, 106,yAo.07 In Kentucky, 2U4,9a.40 Missouri .'iS,518.04 In Michigan, tlLH,('t3 hi In Indiana,... 14.,8;sj.bl In Illinois,... 4H,SS7Al Tennessee i)7,6ts.21 Kansas A Neb 10,945.77 Iowa & Minn. 101,:!P9.4! Penn'a A Va.. Sl,fW5.82' Ark. A C.a.... 2a,9l.-,.(w MitMismppi and Alabama,. ..852.412. IS. Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency aiid fair profit. Knpecio.1 attention given to insurance of DWELLINGS and L'uutentt, fur Urrrn yf 1 to 6 ytart. The solid service long and successfully tried, and the many advantages the A'.tua Insurance Company ftos season in its line, should uot be ovetbKkd by those ready to Insure and understanding their test interests, . Duriug "strinKent times " the necessity for reliable Insurance becomes an imperative duty the ability of projierty owners to snstain loss beiug then much lessened. Agenuie iu all the principal cities and towns throughout the State Polities issued without delay, by any of the duly authorized Agents ol the Company. li BninHs attended to with di "patch and Udetlty. ,, . ; COPELAND A NKXSKN, Agents, my'2 Savings Bank Buildiug, First Ml. ARE YOU INSURED? DELAYS AHE DAIVYiEUOUS! EVANSVILLE AGENCY OK THR MEKCHANTS' WSlttANCE CO. HARTFORD, COXX. Cash Capital, $200,000 OUt KC TORS I Mark Howard, . Woodruff, James Bultor, K. Kolierts, Guy K. Phelps. Timothy Slieldon, James P. Foster, - - - - Sidney A. White, Chas. T. Hillver, Elijah H. Oweu. Tlenier Blancbard, KIchard D. Hubbard. M. AI. Morriman, W. L. Collins, W. H.D. Calleuder.. SMCApplIcatinus ie'eived. Policies issued and renewed, aud all business pertaiitiug to til. Agency promptly attended to. ,Losses eijnit bly adjusted aud promptly paid at tins Ageuc.y. angS COPELAND A NKXSKN, Aire nte. THE SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., at' SEW YORK CITY. (ash fapital, SI'UPLtIS AM. PAID IV. $300,000. 9139,000 participatVon1"' POLICIES, Entitling theaisured to a portion ot its Profits. OP WHICH 75 PER CENT IrtSet aside annually for that pnoee, providing H A V F. T Y In its yearly accumulations, which at funded instead of l.eibfc divided to storkholdeis, and OH B A PWESS Iu divideuds to holdors of participation iioliries," or an ABATEMENT iu a!arue insuraue icoui the standard rates ot premium lo customert who may prefor uou-participation. JOSEPH WA LEEK, Pres't. THOS. W. BIRD8AI.L, Vl.e V,esblent. R. L. HavnoCK, Hec'y. THIS C O M I' A N V Iusnroa against loss and damage by Fire on Dwellings, Household Furniture, Stores, Warehouses aud their coutoute. Polii lew issued bv sept I 'KiPKLAND i NKXSEN. Aueuts. PR. HAAS, hitTing leaned the iyvoiem former. yoccii)km1 hy Dr. Kivott, in Dr. BrayH building-, oppoaito tho Post Oltice, for a am-ifs of ye.Hi H, vouKl rs pec t fully Bolicit tbe ciiiiteuH cf Kvansville and the aurrouadiug townB and toin.tryt o vlnit Itln iimhtih and et tho iipecimus ou exhibition, MhetiiMi- tht-v ntd the services of a li)tmt or not. aSince the ikwninic of hit ust cirrulrir and ndvei -tiaeiufnt, orir a ya.r siitc, nevtral ituprivtiiiitri and now itivuliuufl Uvo bwu mirt of which he h:i8 availed biuiHelf, and allows tittliin thnt will subavrvt) the iuteret of hit luttifiiU, to ptwn untH;ured. Hii farilttieH are letter and Hthlishoient larger, without doubt, thai: any otbor in or 8vaU', and equal twauy in kiatern riti. All thit who nd iwnutl o.nirationH irfornitMt, nud are pleaKed with hia work shall he ntt-nlvd to with g!at ploHHur. Tbo fu'ilowiu ant the tyUB of work uianutarturvl by bin.: Oonthntoim Cum; Bltck or rurvod M'ork; Vulcanite Ease; Coral ite; Amber; Cheplmtic; Gold and Silver work. lst:biDg can excwl the beauty and clean lines of the continuous gum work. It in without a scam or crevice. Cheeka that are BUnkr-ii cho lerrorvd to nearly thwir origiual contour by this wtyb of work, and also by the ud of the Vulcanile, Coralito, and Amber Rap.'. The latter My leu, lor lihtuens aud adaptatiou to diihcult luoutha, oxtel anyct l anythirij; we have over uuu. I2 Uaa 2venl auMMHhetics for alb'viHtiiifi: oatu wheu extracting teth. They are porftxtly haimlefiK. Tho motit delicate caa have them applies!. He does not advert. mi anything he cannot do, nor exhibit anything not made by hinoWf. Pa.rMit tdiould couriolt tbe benltb aud beanty 4 their children by having the Tent.r.t direct thei1" r?con'd dentition, thereby producing jy-mnteiry and heahh to thc8i invaluable orgatm. Irregularity of children's teeth corrected Ktie. cesstully. Those having dut.ayd teeth, Hhoub) either have them extracted or tilled at vuce the latter It pxftible). Thw health of the partiea mid the remain -iurf teeth demand thin. I take pleasure in intrtKlocliiic Pr. Ham, my nnccetieor to th old rooms iu Bray's building, hoping ho will tlnd them both plenfiant and prottable From my iuterconrse with the Doctor, 1 am pleaded to find him one of the progressing; lHHSAiiii,g' tat and Jiiirb proforwional ability and standing. With this vinw, 1 cau, with atety, recommend him to the commmtitj as askillfttl and competent dentUt. (ma3'2S) J. KIVETT. IS llesd A Burrow certainly have tbe uiet couiptetw assortment ol" Helots, Shoes, and Hats, to be found i hi the citv, and at panic prices, ami if yon have ! dmbts atiout it, call al 15 Main street, and see lor j yourselves. D. H lia Ult ISJUBbKlltaHC imc, declo

STEAMBOATS.

REGULAR PACKETS. .kiSbt U. S. MAIL. Evansville &Paducah Daily Packets DUNBAR, CIS KOWLGR Master. GEN. ANDERSON, TIIOSIASSON Master. Lttve F.vaiuvilU Dally at 13 o'clock M., Sundays Eicepted. Leave Paducah Daily at 9 A. 91. The DUNBAR" and GEN.-ANDERSON make close counectioes at Paducah with packets for NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, & NEW ORLEANS, And at Evansville with packets for LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI Railroads, for the Kait. The Dunbar goes to Cairo every Friday, and the Gen. Anderson t 'airo every Satur day. JOHJn' B. HALL, A,jeL,t, Kepl2S Sc. U V ater OTrocf. " oifEEIt PAC Jt O. J "III i CHARLEY B0WENM II. 'J'. UEXTEK, Master. John OextA, C The BOWU la the regular Ksairn iile and Cairo Swift, Light-Draught, U. tj. Mail, Puasenger aud Freight Packet. Arrives ut UvuciKVille eveiy Tue?lHy and Friday morning, making lAono connection with the E.AC. RAILROAD FO?t LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, AND THE EAST. Leaves Frausville every TuedHy and Saturday at PI o'clock At., connecting with - ' CUMBERLAND It TENNESSEE RIVER Packets al Suiiihland, and at Cairo with the ILLINOIS CEKTEAL It A f LUO AD, And with Packets for 8T. LOUIS, MEMPHIS, AND NEW ORLEANS. The C. Bowpn go to Cairo evrv Tuday, and the ( HAKLtv Bow rN go s to Ceiro every Saturday. . oitti l tJ I I. - H Mi Y'.y-S-A tt- ville ami Bowling Oreeu Packet. ! .JlSlfc The light drwft U. S. THail Sl.-aiMerffiiSM MATTIE COOKB. A. LITER, Captain, JOHN TK.WL1, Cl'k, Leaves Kvanxville every Monday and Thursday, at o'chs-k, e. w.; leave. Beuliug Green every Wednesday aud Saturday, at 8 a. m. nov2S ML rUnll KiVtK, I'he ulegal.t passenger sieamer LUE KAVKS, McDoNALn, Master, Ahoky, Cleik, will make reularsnii-weekly trips to tMitith t :rroitou ana 1'uuil Kiver, leaviug ou Vt euuestlays and Saturdays. For freightor pnesage, apply on board. no2t -if "Pai kt, GtK'L D. M. WHITE, K. L. Lancastkr, master, rnns as regular Freight and Passi-urer Packetl dally (Sundays exropte4) itwiwn Ihis piitit and Henderson. aug7 Ww ot tiuie. The Louisville and n.n.)...,.. 1 T,-U....i. ui.i.. t . ' " ' ' .i.l-I.nniM, .Tn,,t, niiirj Wheel U. S. M.and Passenger Packet.iifSfc Orey Eaglo, Capt. A. DONNALLV, .1. A. Lchk, CI k, Leaves Evansville for Louisville every Monday at Vi o'clock M., aud every Thursday at t, o'clock r. m., arriviug at Louisville Tumday nud Friday evenings. Returning, leaves Louisville every Wednesday aud Saturday evening at 6 o'clock. J NO. 1). HA" L. Agent, JulySS-tr No. i Water street. EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLR IT. S. MAIL PACKET, Gr i- o y 3L33 a k 1 o . W. H. DAM ILLS, Capt. Wm. Di'val, C'erk. JLj Tuesday and Saturday at C o'clock T M. Returniag, leaves Louisvills overy Monday aud Frldav at 4 o'clock p. st. & Through Bills of Lading will La given f..r Tobacco or other frelpht to Baltimore or Jtew York at aa low rates it not tower than by any other rente. Passengers or freight taksn at packet-boat rats for uuy point ou the Ohio River or on Green River rr"The na'enger accommodations of the Oicy Kugle are nnsurpsissed by any boat upon the Western waters. Apply on board or lo JOHN P. HALL, June7-dtf No. t Water street. FORWARD'G & COMMISSION. W. (VI. AIKMAN & CO,. PRODUCn AXD Commission Merchants, No. 6 North Water it., Evaniville, ttiiy Agents for the sale of Halt, Rlonr, Gniin, ProvMions, and all other artii-les of Produce. oct25 I. A. CBANE.. ..wm. naowN. CRANE & BROWN, Forwarding & Commission Moroliants, Aud Steamboat Agents, EVANSVILLE, 1XD. t1 tlIt' tor KacauhnSiiU Coinpuny. "ifc.?rt KJJT" Libfial Cash a-lvanHS nihdi on 6lttpineiit.i f Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE. IND. Fa k O'RILEIT & Co. 5 COMMISSION MERCHANTS. General ItAtli'fuc, Steamboat, and Kxprei: Agents Special Aneuts for tho PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; and connections, over which we are authorized to give through receipts at tbe lowest possible rates Having a inaiiioioth 4 barf boat at the lundin, the larirest u the tihio Kiver, capable of storiuic I and protecting all uierchaudiy.e lialve to damage from exiKNiuie, e are prepared to Tari.icfti ine dispatch of all consinnments, forwarded to our care iilVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Prt'-ticnhtr attenttou paid to kcoeivin, Sioriny aud Korwardiu, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us li sale,andaatisfactioii guaranteed. OUle and extensive Warehonsj ou Water street, a 1J. lining tho Telegraph, and oa tho Wburf boat, where we are to be found, at tending to tin interests of onr patrons at all hours, day and niht. With our superior taciiitiee; longstaudinfr; un tiring energy; and Knowledge of our business, we feel coutldsut of iviuK general satisfaction, and hope to merit a continuance of the extensive patron, aire we are now enjoying. Liberal cash advam-oe wiil be made on ail consignments to either omseKea or correspondents iu anjr of the principal markets, North, Fast or South. . P. C. Q'RILEY A CO. Wit JIMS HXr .' JV".Vff NEW AKRAMilHENT. The Adams Exrarss Compant respectfully au-ncaiut-e to their friends and patrons, the public of Evausville and vicinity, that, with increased la, illti; for tho transportation of F 8 B I O II T , I' A K A K K ; HUSKY A S I VALUABLE K. They solicit a continuance of former favors. Kspeeial care takun iu tbe collection of bills, Iratu, Hotes, and the transportation of small ami valuable tackages. All persons lhiu te avail themselves of the facilities of the Kxpreas, can obtaiu any desired information iu reference to the routes and details of the business, at their Office on First street, Letweoo Main and I.ocnst, opposite the Post tfic. del- C. II. FISH. Aseut. Something New. Having opeved an establishment for the manufacture of CORN BROOMS Water St. Let. Main and I.o.'ret, iu the Kootu tormei ly occu) ied as the Telegr iph Oftioe, I would respectfully call the attention of the Citizens ot Evansville t-. the fact that I atn novc luaiiiifactitrin eery deR ript-ou of Coin

l9 croonn. Mud wm s,'!. at lower pne n tnan tne sam ; cau bo f-onhtin (iinciouati or l.'uie iile. Dalis j UOUld do WLll tu CA1 at my estabiir 0 ilieot lKf-re j purchasing elsewhere. 'Iha Market pri.s paid for ! Broom Cera at ali times. ASI. COiiKrT. sep. 25-3md

COMMERCIAL E V J'tr S 7 1 LLE It K T A 1 L PRICES CURREKT. Corrected Weekly by - COOK L A N G L E V , ' Dealers iu all kinds of Fancy and Staple Family Groceries, at the Eureka Bazaar, No 75 Main ft.

: N. O. Sugar Crushed da, A. t Granulated, A 9Turnipg .. 40 Apples 10ft .13 1 Onions LOO i:,j Pumpkins, each 5($1 12 V , Kirtrs. bur doz vo Powdered, do CLarined, do Large Loaf, extra X Cranberries, iralloa. iO Co See, Rio IS i Raisins, extra, V, tt.,.2 Lsguira ..-..201 - Cooking 12 20, 'Currants . .0CViy. 'X Pried Cherries. 12 . 20 jCitron ...... ......30 7 German Prunes 12Vi ... 731 French Prunes, in bxs,2o ...12;,Mola6e,.... 40 20L sugar house 60 ...12 , Stuart's Syrup. 70 Java.. Roasted Mexican Rice Poarl barley Pearl Sago...... Tlio Tapioca..,.. Hue Flour. .n...L oiua Corn Starch 12VZI " do extra.... 80 Wheat Farina .12;8t. Louis Syrup ! Fluui, AVI ite Wheat, jStnart's Excelsior.... 1.1 90 00 !'b lb sack .a.0O Vinegar, cider, 1 gal...20 Do. sack of iit lbs...l.o5 Cora MeaJ perbwh (a Bran, per 100 lbs ....75 Corn, perbuah 45 Oats, : ' do ......, :t7i Lard, prime Leat.....l2V ' ttearine.. 16 Tallow, per !b lo Bntr, eboice table,in cloth ,.. 2T. " good Roll 2) Hnina, scj?ar cored ....14 Drie.i Beef. ,12 Shoulders J. .... 10 Sides, clear.. 14 do w bite Vine...40 Boiled eider 40 Lard oil. Cin. , gal 1 10 Burning fluid, pr gal. 75 Alcohol, per gal 75 Brooms 20Q35 Tea, Imperial 50(3; 1.00 " Gunpowder..75Cal.50 " Young Hyson. 50ri,Sl " Oolong Black. SOfcjSl English Breakfast ............75 W. K. Cheese. .... 12! Eng. Dairy " ,...l.r Butter Cracker.......8 .Soda " 8 Sngar 10 Pickles, pt. bottlos....25 " qt. ' .. 30 gal 60 " gal ...75 ' in vinegar,4y - the 100...... ,..1.00 Chickeas, old........A " young... ......20 " dreaaed, V Ib 8 Turkiua "10 Pork, pickled 10 Beef Tongues, each 60 Mackerel, extra mess, each.......; ...I7t4 New No. 2 8. " Large No. 3 i " Small do &yt Salmon, extra, per lb 16 Herring, lioe, each. ...3 White Fish, per fb U Irish Potatoes. 3. bn...7J Sweet potatoes loo The Citv Mabkrtb. Therein a daily aarket for produce op:-n as folktws : The Upper Market -John Robbers, market master is open on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings, from G to 10 o'clock. The Centor or Laiuasco Market Frantz Schneider, niarke t master is open on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday afternoons, from 2 to 4 o'clock.. , r . - r NtwVork Htrbtt. : JS'tw York, Dec. 27. Flour advanced 5c with rather more doing for export and home consumption ; sales 23000 bbls at 0 I0 5 25 for super western ; 5 355 65 for extra round hoop Ohio ; at the close holders were disposed to insist on very full prices. Rye ilour dull at 3 25(33,4 10. Cora lueal 3 153 60. Whisky in fair request and better prices; sales at 19,19J ; now held at 19jCt 20. Wheat advanced lc per bushel, with better demand for export and home consumption ; winter red western 1 33(a) 1J34, white Kentucky 1 55. Rye firm at TO. Barley nominal at V080. Corn a shade firmer with more doing for export; sales 84000 bush at Cd for mixed western ia store. Hides firmer. Pork quiet and firm at 15 37 for mess, 10 2512 00 for prime. Beef dull aud unchanged. Cut meats dull and drooping at 5(aC for shoulders; 8 for hams. Hogs firmer at for corn-fed dressed ; 5 for live. Bacon in moderate request; long clear middles 9. Lard quiet at 10 10 for prime barreled western. . Butter unchanged. Cheese 910. Sugar firmer, at 5 .J fTii 5 J for Cuba, 5J for Porto Hico. Mobiles steady ; N. O. 32,33, cash. New Vobk, Dec. 27. Stocks easier, with fair business. - Clnelmnatt Market. - Cixcinkati, Dec. 2th. Flour in good demand at 5 40 for superfine, but holders osk higher prices; sales 1600 brls at 5 40 5 T0 for superfine. Wheat, corn, oats and barley unchanged. Rye advanced to 00. Whisky in active demand; sales 1100 brl3 at 14. Hogs iu light supply and prices farther advanced ; sales 1200 bead at 5 60 5 SO for good to extra; they are held at 5 75(715 ao at the close. Mesa pork in good demand ; sales C00 brls at 14 75(n 15 15. Bulk meats 57J. Lard in good demand at Sc for tierces; 9j for keg. Green meats rather higher, shoulders 4jj ; tides 6; bams 6J6J. Groceries unchanged. The money market continues close and the demand increasing. Exchange on New York and Boston dull at j premium. WASHixaTOS, Dec. 2G. It is not known or lelieved here that any troops have been ordered to tbe forts in Charleston harbor, nor is it at present the intention of the Administration to do so; on the contrary it is asserted that the President believes that such a course would serve to inflame the Southern sentiment, which is particularly to be avoided at the present moment. In relation to the affair of guns at Pittsburg, the manufacturer contracted to deliver them at such points where requisition was made, and any opposition or restraint in their delivery by citizens will result in injury to the contractor, should the service suffer by delay. An address or recommendation ha3 been prepared by authority, to submit to the members of the border slave States for their signatures, requiring their respective States, by enactment or otherwise, to appoint Commissioners to meet at Baltimore on the 13th of February, for a conference relative to the secession of all the Cotton States aud to devise a programme of action for the border States in case of such an emergency. It ia thought, however, that not all the members will sign, but there will still be enough from each delegation to induce a favorable response from their respective States. The abstracted bonds are divided as follows: Missouri G's 5370,000; North Carolina tis January und July $296,000; North Carolina 6s April and October $61,000; Tennessee Gs Si 4.1, 000. A Countryman once Came to Town. To Kvaiisville, this city, I one day was bound, And as I arrived there, went to looking around, A number of nice stores I foiiud here aud there, And many Cents' Clothing for sale everywhere. And beautiful ladies I met ou my way ; Saw- uiany young men dressed plaiu, and some gay ; And also to show ofl, I went for to buy Coat, Vest, 1'aiits. a llat and Nt-cktie. Vpoii making inquiry, I was kindly told At 8. Kosenwald J- Co.'s Storo great bargains were sU. I inimediatuly went there and purchased some clothes, A nice pairof Slippers and Fancy Silk Hose. Alel as I was suited and fitted so nice, I went Huong ladies and took then hy surprise; I talked among young meu, aod told all the boys. That this was the best More for all to take choice. Now people from the country, when to town you are bound. Do not leave Main street before Rosenwald's store you've found. There get many a i'l'JLiug fur dollars so few, And you'll la, convinced that this poetry speaks true. Their sales are lr rash, and all will be right ; They are trying to please and treat you polite. Their new arrived Fall and Winter goods they offer fo low, I will advise all lo go to Oak Hall Clothing House, No. 73 Maiu street, Kvansville, Indiana. , - decll-wtf -VjjOMJK U-i Tf, J-LIMES ' r. SL Another lot of nice aud cheap Hats, Flumes, Girt BncEles, Velvet Ribbons, .tc., just received at SCHAPKEB A KCSSING'S, nov2D &o. 49 Main street.

jj x MISCELLANEOUS. Holland Bitters FOR DYSPEPSIA, Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &c. Ths successful introduction and uso of this celebrated Remedy has been the signal for a literal flood of comjountis called Bitters," offered in varions Ibnns, from a quart bottle to a five-gallon keg, until this word " Bitters" in but another name for " grog," or some rillaoous whiskey mixture. Hut the really far oat relief derived from the uili.ute does, one teuspoonful, of our medicine, BCERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS, and the entire absence of after prostration, has eta. blislted forH a ri-putation which the host of invitations and counterfeits have failed to undermine. It isidtively a vegetable preparation, with barely sufficient pure spirits to preserve it. But one size of the genuine, (Half-Pint Bottles.) price OKI Dollar It Is a medicine of long-tried efficacy for Purifying the lilood, so essential for the foundation of trood health and fur correcting disorders of the stomach and bowels. Two or three doses will convinre tlte Afflicted of its salutary effects. The stomach will speedily regain its strength, a healthy action of the liver, bowels and kidneys will soon take place, and renewed health be the quick result. For IOTJIQESTIOU, Try Bcerhave's Holland Bitters. Por HEAHTBTJKN, Try BcernaTe's IloHaiid Blltcrs. Tor ACIDITY, Try Bcorhave's Holland Bitters. For WATEKBKASH, Try BaThave's Holland Bitters. For HEADACHE, Try Barliave's Holland Bitters. For LOSS OF APPETITE, Try BcerbaTe's Holland Bitters. For COSTIVENESS, Try Bcerhavc's Holland Bitters.

For PILES. Try Boer have's Holland Bitters. In all Nervous. Rheumatic, ami Neurnlgi.- Affections, it lias in numerous iiiHt;.nces proed highly beneficial, and In others elTectd a dia-Med cure. Ti-la Onre-fully ! The genuine, highly-cunrent rated KontHiVn'ii nMLA!TD liirritKS Is put up in half-pint littles only, and rntallej at tine Dollar r bottle The gn at denianl for this trulv celebrated medicine has Induced many Imitations, which the public should (jnard a-aiait purchasing. JUwtrt of imyonttnn I that our na is on tiie latxi of every botU i-e t,uy. Benj.Page, Jr.&Go. SOLE PROPRIETORS, PITTSHURtin, lA. KELLER & WHITE, AGEXTS, Evunxville, Ind Tf f. H L I.MOTT, .ntJ'll--J IT UK of Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Ac., keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of Saddles .if every kind and price, Harness, Collars, W hip.-, Fly Nes, Saddle Bass, &c, io., at No. 2 FIRST STRF.ET, Foster's ltlock, Kvaiisville, Ind. AWCKepairing neatly done. auj3 m ar i . J oHJSmoJ", B o 6 H H i.-i-fjr Eli AND rffW Plo nV Pnrilr r nn f-i ntii rpr &LVl First t liet. Main and I.ocnxt, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. a-Tllank Books ruled, paged and made to order of the best paper, from a Memorandum to the largest Ledger. Music and Magazines bound in any atyle. joltt-d&wtl Ws store and for sale by octiS W. M. AIKMAN A CO il U N N ELL'S (FORMERLY OF STEELE & li CNN ELL.) Flooring; IVEllls. . CORNER OF WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL, EYAJWVILLB, TNI). JL is now iu full operation, with tew ami complete Machinery ol the latest style, for Planing arid Dressing Lumber, Planing and Grooving Flooring, making Doors and Sash Moulding, Window Blinds, and every other description of work done in snch estai-lishmeuts. All work at these Kills warranted to !,o well done, and will he oflered at the lowest cash prices. Dry Poplar Flooring and Wi-ath'-rhoarding constantly on hand, and will lie sold for cash. Brackets and Scrolls sawed to any pa'tern. Slitting and all kinds of Pawing done to order, and in the most approved style. jy-2'i WM. HUNNELL. J. H. MAGIIEE & CO., -WWAVMJVt SOI.n OVT THtJilt MM. Stock of rail Goods, are now in receipt of a very large and elegant stock of WINTER OOOl);!, purchased at very low rates by one of the partners in person, who is always iu the market hiuitii. up bargains. We will sell for cash, at New York prices, or to prompt paying customers, as cheap as can be fonnd west of the mountains. We have Just received lb cases very handsome Prints. 25 bales Domestics. 5 do Brown Drillings. 5 do Scarlet Flannels. 10 cases Bleached Muslins. 3 do Ladies' Winter Dress Goods. S do Tweeds and Satinets. 10 do Notions of all hitnM. With a great variety of other Goods, which are atl to be sold out before Spring, at prices lower than the lowest. J. II. MAGIIEE CO., nov8 First Street, Kvnncville. ''MiTKSjijS'ti'li THJl PSlb O M'J IU 3 assorted from 2.ie to i.oo. noviS J. STRACB A SON. (SUCCESSOR TO A. KUUTZ. I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTIONER & BAKER, Manufacturer of Candies, Cakes, Syrups, 4c, dealer in Oranges, Lemons, Ac, and Nirts of all kinds. aJ-Orders from purties attended to at shorteit notice. aVar Sole ageat for Maltby's Unrivaled Baltimore Ovstera, No. 15 South First street, Iwtween Main and Locust, Evansville, Ind. For salo cheap for cash. ocrSl-ly at J VttJI ttxTUv T TJJ It tj lib tiuxti.y Meat Cutters ; i. doz Meat Stulh rs. The most approved kinds, and about half old pricn. nov2a CHAS. S. WELI.3. ISRAEL iTiTTK A BERG, No. 67 Main st. bet. Second & Third, gpjs'ttytsif oFTi( i.tJ; jnjjvvM'Ji JL-J turer of the newiy invented aud improved Spectacles, No. 4, Third it . bet. Main and Locust, opp. Crescent City,Bank Buildiug, Evansville, Ind. These celebrated Spectacles are made of Brazilian Pebbles, and constructed ia Avcordance with the philosophy of nature, la tJ .peculiar form of a concavo-convex, which can be used by the old and young, either by day or caodle light, with perfect ease. and no unpleasant feeling to the eyes that many experience from using tbe common kind. Thf-ytend to strengthen and improve the sight, as will be seen by the following testimonials from those nsiug them : From Samve? Orr, Eiq. I have purchased a pair of Spei tacles freni I. Kittenlwr;. I have found them to be perfectly easy to the eye. I cheerfully recommend tl era to the public. Frem S. Sorewon, Eaq. I take great pleasure in recommending the glasses of I. Rittenberg to the public. They give great satisfaction. From Judge W. B. Moore, Eoemvillr, Ind. For years past I have been accustomed to use ar tiflcial sight, and have tried several kinds of spectacles, but I have found none so easy to the c-ye as I. Rittenberg's. I take pleasure in recommending then to the public. Prineeto-A, Gibton county, Ind. Uavina; purchased, and tor some time nsed, the Brazilian Pebble Spectacles, gotten up by Mr. I. Rittenberg, fonnerlv of Indianapolis, and now of Evansville, we can most cordially recommend them as being easy for the eyes, and in all resjiecU a good Rev. JOny McMASTER, G. N. JERAULD, JOSEPH DF.VIN, J . J. KIKKMiS, SAMUEL WHIT3ETT, ROBERT DUNCAN. He has also on hand a large stock of Stereoscopes, and Stereoecopis Pictures. mar-ilwK'

INSURANCE.

.--g Insurance Agency, ALLEN CVHALLOCK Evantvlllc, UNDERWRITER AND GENERAL INSURANC AGENT, AnJCRTM Or AVEKAGES, AND NOTARV Pl'DlrO. Ho c-jnt'nues to isue Policies from several I'irs Class and most reliable INSURANCE COMPANIES ' In the CBiuVy, on Inland and Fire Ituks. lie will also receive applications for LIFE INSURANCE. He will attend to the Adjustraunt of Losse of every deacription tiniler iolicies from ofhet agencies, and attend to the settlement ot n'l ui.tters connected with INSURANCE, for pal lies iutetested. His long experience as an I.nsckance Agem, has made him familiar with all snhject connected with Insurance. Ol'Jce. Marble Hall Buildiug, No. 9 Main st 1V0RTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF HAHTFOBD, CuSS. Cash Capital, - $300,000. CASH ASSETS,... 9375,000 V7. C. LTASTINGS, Secy. A. F. HASTINGS, Tres't. InaurflG afaiiit loss and lani;i" Iy Fir4? ou Dwellings anil tht-ir cocIcntH, MariuCu-trien, MUIm, Storcliou-w, Stinkfi of M'r liun-Imt-, at fair aul reasonable raU'ei of prviniuiu. ; - Policies promptly isuotl ttnj l.r-8 Hijutnd for the Company by A. C. HAL LOOK A SOK, Autn, Marblo Hall HuiKliu, Main HtrHt. ftptl4 EvauviHt, IoUiana. wwmw: Jfnsw ranee f!o.9 or SF.W YOUU. Office 112 ami Ul Broadway. With a Cash Capital all paid in of ONE MILLIJDNDOLLARS ASSETS JCLY1t, 1H;i fl,.noO,(KX The Ilonte Insnrarw o Cumynny ItiMiru aaiunf L(Hi4 or Duiiiiii by Firo uti i f I li hjh an 1 tUeii coDtt-uts, ftr a torru t-i" frum 1 to r. tars ou tit most tavorablt tfrnii. Stim8, WTarliiuir., Stocki of Mrcliiindisc. Protlucf, MaiiiitVu'torit. MaA--hin-antl hII insurable property, Ht fair and i-t'iiitable rates and on IUXAND NAVIGATION And TraiiKportatjon , fchipniniitt upon tho Hivcm, Lak'H, CimnU jui1 jailnHiU, an bw an tho naturu of thii risks will bear, with iairiuri to thn ariimietl and the t-oinpany. Atljuttiity all b'Nxf fairly, ami promptly paying thvui. HAS. .I.MAKTIaN, l'r.H t. A. F. WILMAUTIfVirfvPnVt. J. Milton 8mitit, Socretary. John Mrtc, Ans't Sec'y. Applications ni:iIe to t!)-I polirff Imih'.I by A. C. HALLorK AtXiS, AtftV. auo Marble Hall Utiilditifr., Main trHtt. iNCOIlPOKAT E D 1 8 4 77 OF HARTFORD, CONN. Capital, $250,000. C. C. WAITE, Sec'v. C. B. BOWERS, Pres't S. U. PRICE, General Agent, Residing at ChicagoIll. CASH CAPITAL & SURPLUS $.27,540. This Coiapauy insures against los and damage by Fire on Dwellings and their Contemn, Stores, Warehouses, Stocks of Merchandize, and all insurable property at aa reasonable rates of premium as any other solvent and reliable Couipun;', A'1'uitiuij Lotset fairly and pai;inj tkeiH pronivftf. Applications tuade to and Policies issued l.v A. C. UALLOCK A SCN., Marble Hal! Dui Idiugs, Main at., aug21-lyd KvANTit.tr, Ind. HARTFORD Fill LOTiMCg CO., HARTFORD, CONN. INCORPO RATED 1810 CHARTER P K K P K T C A L With a Siiccessful Ilusiness Experience of 37 i ""t "V "3T o a l h. Caali Cnjiiiul Capital and Mnrplns, ..$5OO,'O0.OO ,..H'JO,OMn.Hl Insurance against Loss or Damage by Fire, on Dwelliugs, Furuiture, Stores, Warehouses, Merchandise, Mills, Maiiuraetories, and other kinrls ol property, can be elferte,! in this Company upon as favoraele terms as the nature of the risks and security to Policy holders will admit. PA RTICU LA It ATTENTION given to insuring Farm profierty, consisting of Dwellings, Bams, and outbuildings cornice ted, and Furniture, Livestock, Hay, Grain, Farming (-UhisiLh, i-c, ttc, cntm,lwl theriu, for a term of years at LOW rates of premium. OFFICE US: T. 0. Allyn, Secretary. 11 Huntington, Pres't. C. C. Lyiuan, Ass't Sec'y. W. N. Bowers, Aetusry. D. Alexander, General Agent for ths Western and South Western Slates, Columbus, Ohio. J. Graham, Ass't General Agent for the Western and Sonth Western States, Columbus, Ohio. Applications for iiuuraiiie may be made to the undersigned, the dulv authorised Asrents of the Conij-any. A. C. HA LI.OCU A SON, A'ts. Ornce: Maible Hall Building, Main street, augii-lyd WHEELER & WILSON'S fiKP. SEWING MACHINE, No. 5 Firwt Street, between M?tf n and LtiHt. wW Whelr Wilaon's Improved Awiny Machine ftt reduced prices, with increaa.rd C(;iji1di'ii''e in ite.mprits aa the best and most ridiahlo tnuiily sewinjr machine now in tne. It Biwn tonally welt on the thickest or thinet fabrin; makes tlu lurk stitch impostjihl to unravt-I, witti the vRential advantage of beingalike on both aide, forming no ridre or chain on the und or Ride ; is Hiiuple iu conHtrnction, more upeedy .n movement, and njoie durable than any other machine. We full instructions to enable the purchaser to sew ordinary seams, eiitch, beta, fell, quilt, gather, bind, m,iiJ tnrk, all on the suuie machine, aud wurrantcd for three years. WoalBokeponconntantly hand a full assortment of Singer's machines. Circulars containing testimonial of tha ahove machines, from persons of the hihet standing East and Weet, giving price, ttcf will be luruisbed gratis, on application ia person or by letter. febQlT -''J-J2 :LLMA!l "WIlZlAir BIERBOWEIir WHOLESALE X3LLTJC3-C3-XSt"JLT AND IiEALEit IN PA IXTS, Bit USHES, OILS. VA RXISI1, Window Glass and glassware, Perfumery of all kinds, Medicinal Brandies, Vine, $c, ,j-c. IFsiMsrlss Itloclc, .nafsi tlreel. EVANSVILLE, INB. Proprietor of the Genuine BeiTs Tunic. feblO-lyd ' IO UVtiH MICU9 W ory Nuts, busb AValnuls just received at dec5 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.

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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

Co l i,m;Ta if ny hi:.i I. ntttate for Uic payment of tho cost and expenses of side-walk iniproveiuenis. Notice is hereby given, that by virtue f a pritept issued bv tinMayor of the Ciiy of bvansv.llo, and to me din -. ed, I will sell at puMie anclion.at the dour ci tlw Court House iu said clly, ou Saturday, Dei riiils?T 2d, lSiid, at 2 o'clock p. the following 1 is i t parcels of real estate, or so much thereof j.i ti.tie 1 necessary to pay tbe am. suit cliaip'd iio mv! d against said lots reflectively, for too costs hi.I expenses of making aide-walk impn vvuenls in tr- nt of said lots, t rt-ther with tbe costs ol said r.-vli : Joseph Scates's heirs, 6 by llJ ft N W bide of 8 E JsJ'of lot 3, Lower Kulargeni, ut S 2 it W. G. A G. V. Ewint,-, N W of t 1, Lower Enlargement .". '1.70 do W '.J lot 1, Lower Elilart;.iiielil 1 I ..it Cenrad Baker, lot Lower Kfcl.upeinent S V Lewis Howes, "1 " " .. .. .') -1" CHRISTIAN' HLDDEUICH, dec7-St t it v Collecior. COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. Citv op Kiir . -I r.r, I w'OTItH Ms WJ'UA'iri' WII'A'.V that I, Chrisinn lidderich, V llei r.ni cliiie City of Evansville, bt-ivv.tu tli., lnon. t-l y and 1oY.l.s k a. h ., and i and 1 o rh.rk r M., on the L'Tili of Ieceiiitr, ISM1, will sell at rahli'- uo.-tioo, m the door of the Court H -nse. in tlio City of Evausville, Indiana, the fi lloviiui; loi . pans ol lots, and parrels of real estate and nntjivvemt-tit. a-sn-M for the payment of City tsve f.,r il'e y -ir I "'.il, dim from the owners thereof loibe Citv of 'CVA!ii,v:l!e, the sauie leing aow ilim und iinp;iid. an I or the costs of said sale, and that sucb s-ilo i I l'e rent i uued from day to day. at the aluo-said hours and place, uutil all the lots aiid piucels of r ..! estate herein metrtinned arm nM an off ml f'.i sale : ORIGINAL PLAN. Blackford Isaac (.lii ust, lot No.. 3li Baia-ock Bros , the nmlivideil ! ; of I y 1h It a w end of lot iu. Iiare ot K. S. D.tbcovk) I Gi'bley, Ferdinand i heirs) l.f e put ofl"t 91 2i DONATION I NLA lift EM KNT. Ellis, Aiigut, 4'1,' j by (,A 11 com. r pt lot ) ".2 if 4 ft on Locust st. by 7 5 ft ot I , ft Laughb'n, Alexander, imp'ni'-urs in lot ?Jrt II rsi Saterlee, Varnee (heirs lot 201 01 m UPPER hNLAKGF.V LNT. BlaAkford, Isaac theirs) lot No. 7 '- 75 8 .i l ? :rt wi l i -tri 17 vi l . s "1 S , 4 I 'I .'i s I hi! u; ou on 17J'l 1H 11 "- 1M 1 . ' ' II ' '. fractious! " 11..... cut 'ot I 11.00 I.' WES KM. A U: M I NT. Wright, Anll.iiuy, n e ; a w 1 .. ol I- t 1". 7.JH KAMK.KN EN I- R'il.'M hN t. l'.l.lke, I'ali o'k, iol t-.-J UUx-k i ( i.l :i ' l i. a .s BAKER'S ADDITION Durham, Mrs. I'.M1', ft n ride of hd Ibli-.k I Al liollh we."t '. , 4 1 M LAJUSiVl." Byrne,.!. P.. lot 1 M.h U lw -.' o a ui.t i m " lo: I x " 4 - In.'! l " l HI i -i, ' ' o " III :t os .'! ' I II Hardin, G V.," 6 . l:iJ 7ft Young A- l.iiiibnr;:. lot I l.lo, k l i t... . 7 i STOCK W E 1. 18 KH LA KG E M F N'T. Webla-r, KliiM. I..I l blc k l." 1.7 - Koelill, Mjixiuiilia.'l, u v .4 id lot bio k ii ''. i.i CHRISTIAN 111 1)01. Ml II, I)ec.'l-:lwd i'iIv Collrslot jrVo h Mmu H.t t ii .v .v it t i Y-'te W-S Order for Stone Ciii I. iiiL". De. eiubt-i 1 ., And now it Is hereby ord.' red aod dir.led l.y fli Csilunion Council ot the cil vol Ei aiist ill.., thai thi owners of lot No. 10 iu bl. U No. ol.uu.l .. No . iu block No. f2 in the Eastern KiilaienoMil of ths City of Evaitsviile.cauae stone cnrbiin; to 1-e set al the corners of said lots for a distance ol twenty fet, thatis: t-u feet in each dire. 1 ton fioui said corners respectively, within thirty days lion tin publication of this order. P. liCRKi:, CleMi. Citv Clerk's Office, Iw. . lsist. Notice Is hereby yivru that th undei .sik.iitf.l h it I- u appointed adiituiiHtrai"-!- if t)ie eM.iif of .lohn Minui ei'ick, deceased, Lite ot Vaii'iT.nr.li county t Indiana. Said I'Hlat issuppoMed , .f itvt i,t , ducU-alw . - A. liMUUT, Adui'i. JOIIU A. HEITiS JOHN A. lAt1K. r l34iosi))auurf et-jj . i-! y . CHfcSCKNT CITV' I? O U 1ST 15 X . EVAUSVILLE, IHU. The proprietors of the C!l P. V !'IT CITV r Ot'N DRV beg leave lo lulorm their Iriondr, and the pub lie in i;eneral that Ihry .,10 fully pr. pnfud lo uialia to order all k inds of ACHIRFRY Needed for Mills 01- Manuf.K toriea of ar y kinil,Having a great variety of patterns f t NIIil. (iEAUISO, of auy alze, and STEAM K.VCL'i;S of any power require t. Also niuifif.-t ur-M of DISTlLLEItV AN'D MINING MAI'IIIMtKf, TOP. UMJO SCREWS AND IMMIEKS, MALT MILLS; HASH, Ml !.E AND IMPROVED Circular Saw Hills, GUMMINU M ACHJNi:.'., IRON FROSTS lor I'lji.jtn, CHINF;SK SUGAR CAN Z MILL9, STEAM BOILERS IMPKOVLU LAitb TANK;-!. And In fart cvervt hl'iv- in tha IRON FOUNDRY A.TI MAf'lfiVK Bt'DISKSS. UIMHM t JISTf.X'tJS made to order. ALSO Dealers in a superior arti.-le of TiiREsmxu ma cjrxrs, And Powers' complete, of Ilie bic-st improved atjle. IMPROVED. STEAM GALOKS, OUM BBLTINO AND PACKINt., WROUGHT AND YVKI.LKU I'IPB, LKAD AND CuPl'KU I'lt'K, AM) FIHE KKICK, All at MANTFAI Tl llEKM- I'll! .,. Highest price always pnid fo oil MKTALS, At the old rttaiid- ('orn r ('auai and Tn :ie tit H KIT Ai. HAS tC . N. B. Workiui-ii H.-ijt t- nil pm 1 h t-i pi-t up Ma ehlnery and drtre.ftirjn Pi-i!. rM THRESHING MA CHIN KM Always on hand and ! unit'. ,'' LOOK HERE, EVERYEODY WE are now maniilai liiroig Wells fni'iil Fold lug Spring Bed, the tst and uiosi i on v enleii t now In nse, ai it can be moved or handled without any trouble. Call and esamine them. . i-"-" MEDICAL NOTICE. pr. jr. v. Sawyer, I'-ivlrlan ou-1 Mn -.-oii, lia. removed his oIKce from First street to Hie corner of Second and Main, over N. S Thompson's Di U;! Store, where he will hold himself r..a.ty to Oj.hjI hi old friends and n-.iiuintaticef slot nli . tli'r win. may honor hini with their cot.tl.len'e Having had much experien. e in the treatment ef ( liroiii'i diseases, both couilnoii anil epenji,-, ho prop'ses to dire.-t his energies nuHit ly to tins iIhm of inals-lMS, hoping toaive entire satief.-toii to all who ui&y need Ins services. Olflce hours iroin V to 1 J a. m., and i to 4 r. u. detll-3m

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