Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 April 1866 — Page 7

THE "EVANSVIIJLE DAILY JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 25, 1866.

RIVER NEWS.

' River and Vnttutrtmn'Tm' Yesterday morning opened bright and clear, but there was a strong breeze blowing, which continued all day, driving light and dry clouds across the firmament, and keeping the water in the river in a tumultuous motion. The river has risen over one foot during the past twenty-four hours, but will most probably be found at a stand this morning, as it has been declining at Louisville for the past thirty-six hours. Arrivals and Departures.

i The following comprise the arrivals and departures since our last report was closed j' Silver Moon, Memphis to Cincinnati; Jas. Gray, Green river; Armada, Cairo to Evansville; Phantom, Nashville to Wabash river; Argosy, Nashville to Evansville; Curlew and Newsboy, Henderson and return ; Eila Faber and Mary Ament, Louisville and return; Sam. Orr, to Eastport; Superior, to Cairo. ' r It a Is Due. ' ,r Among the first boats due here are the Camelia and Havana, for Nashville; Iron City, Kate Robinson, and Bertha, for St. Louis; Alice Bean, for Memphis; Amazon, Madison, Emerald, Melnotte, and Vir- ? ginia, ". for-Hew Orleans;-Prima Donna, erm New Orleans; Charmer, from Cairo; Morning Star, from Memphis; J. P. Webb, f from Nashville ; Citizen and Rose HanVbleton, from St. Louis; F.ose Hite, from Louis- . ville; Wm, White, from Green River; J Myrtie, from Cincinnati. ... .. j ; , " Miscellaneous. ' 1 There was but little life or animation on j the levee, yesterday, and even the regular I 'packets left with slim trips. A strong wind blew all day, and no doubt detained ' boats now due. The river was very rough. ......... The Silver Moon had a good trip, and " passed up early on Monday night. She discharged' 66 bales of cotton at this port, consigned to R. K. Dunkerson & Co.. Agents of the famous: Bellelontaine Coon Express r.TFie Armada had a very good up trip, and was full of people. She is the unrivalled packet for Cairo this afternoon. Capt. Jay Vee was complaining yesterday, ' but will, well ope, be all correct to-day i. J'.. The Phantom and Argosy were eompara- ' tively light. The Phantom left for the Wabash yesterday. The Argosy returns to Nashville at noon to-day. She took on a large lot of salt yesterday The Superior took a lot of hay from Newburg, and some 200 dozen chickens from this port, but wentf out rather iigUt.i...s...Jhe Sam. Orr

. left with a'inorterate trip, but had good'eiigagements below, and would fill out The Ella Faber did not bring in a large , cargo.-.....The Mary Ament had a respect' able trip both ways ...The steamer Ada Lyon will be sold, en the 5th of May, at Nashville, by the United States Marshal. She is' nearly new, and in good condition.... Capt. Gus. Dusouchet, Fred. Huston, Billy Dunn, and Frank Collins, of this city, will go out on the Armada to-day as far as Mt Vernon. Thence they will transport a life boat, and will be themselves transported, as they should have been long ago, across the country to New Harmony, and then they will launch their boat on the bosom of the pearly and classic Wabash, and float gently down to . the grand chain, where they encamp for a few days to fish and hunt. Capt. Gus. sayj they are going to get game. They will get It honestly, if they can but they are going to get game, If there are any barn-yard pheasants inv that regionwe would kindly hint to the owners to keep them housed for a few day, as the weather promises to be un healthy for them. We hope our friends will have eminent success. P. S. We have just learned that John -wlU atecompany the nunung anu nsmng excursion. ' '' Boats Lravins To-Duy. . ' Cairo. The superb and elegant Armada, Captain J. V. Throop, leaves for Cairo at two o'clock to-day. Billy Dunn and Val. Sorenson will wait ou. passengers , and , shippers. The Armada is the regular mail packet, and should be well patronized. For Locisvillb. The brave Tarascon, Captain Jim Lusk, is the regular packet for Louisville this evening. She is a splendid I and fleet craft, and , John Pendleton will see that passengers are made comfortable in their quarters, and Dabney Page will see that their inner man is gratified with the , best the earth, the air, and the water pro" duce.' " ' . Fob Nashville. The Argqsy laid over a ' day, and will leave for Nashville this day at noon. The Argosy is a good boat, with j clever and attentive officers. , j Gleanings from Our Exchanges. ' Cincixnati. The Commercial of Monday 4 says: , ' '.',' '' , j The weather was mild and, cloudjL e. i: ferday. At Pittsburg, last night, the river Here it has receded ten inches, duriue t he twenty-four hours ending last night, with eighteen feet hence to Louisville. The falls are navigable lor moderate-sized Meamers. The W F.'t'urtls s reshipping 400 barrels of oil, on the Behha, for St. Louis. Captain George D. Hoople, of the Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Xmpany, on ?auiruay-:Voiuiierei -to taKe all n-eigiit -Jfor tlie destitute in Northern Alabama free of charge, to Memphis, on sleauiers of this w?rie. , ; r - .-: Mr. Beck, of Memphis, better Known as Dixie," accompanied by his bride, was irnong the -Alice iean'8. paxsensrers last light, lie leaws ior me iasi mis evenEvansville. The following paragraph J roin tne joubsaij oi nuiunmy inmcaiea hat Hilverthorn is more than watery : " Clouds lowered ail uay, but up to even- i nvhiul not distilled tneir rructitylna lijuids. Tiie prayer for rain, we believe, is inlversal in this region." We don't know what Cons" .Miller neans by being more than watery.' We :ave confined ourself exclusively to Honoepathlc medicine this entire year. : Louisville. The Courier of Saturday 'iys:' . :! i - -. .)--::'."- ' Tlie river at this point wan on a xtand esterday, with 8 feet 2 inches water in the hannel, and 0 feet 2 inches in the chute on he falls. ' " ' ' ''.'- P.nKineHMWMt wither lively on" the wharf l : .1 . 1 . . . . oiojit KttV - mUTVAlTll LUI111K Hlrv,itj. J. llj irvwun Jind pleasant... - - " T " a iheuaii oi tne ope, wuinitu wim iew and pettv cabin, dropped down to the lu harf yeerd;y to put on the finishing vr nnfhMt. When tinislimi she will be a very L;r . . . , . , , i !ieat ana comioriaoie wue-wueei jiavivcu. j.-. St. I.ini.Tlrt rtmnntrrrlt of - Monday , J The river wan BtiU rising yesterday, bnt Fsdowly. We hope t6 find it on a etand this pnoroing. It lacked a perpendicular rise pi four jeet last evening, of reaching the Weather - jgloomy

A Cairo ,correspondenttto the "Democrat

says: River rose fiv feet, and is-RtiH 3weiltng rapidly. WeaUier cloudy, with heavy rain at two p. m. . Business dull, i i jt. .:'. " i " STEAMBOATS. EVANSVILLE AND BOWLING GREEN PACKET. Leaves Ttjsisday, April 2Jth, at 4 o'flnek n.in. t.tiA new Ride wheel PasMnger Steamer - . mi in ik, - . ; Captain Wm. E. Graham. ; . For freight or passage apply to. api-23 d2t HUSTON & CO., Agents. JPJEOl'JLirS XIJE. FOR OWENSBORO AND; LOUISVILLE TheNew a,nd Elegant Steamer '. V, MARY AMENT ! A. LITER.. Captain. W. H. Caffaky and Billy Liter, Clerks. Leaves Huston & Co.'s Wharf-boat every TUESDAY at 5 o'clock p. m., and SATURDAYS at 10 o'clock a. m. For Freight or Psissage, apply to feblO-tf . ? HUSTON to CO., Agents. : St United .States Mail! Evansville and Cairo SemiWeekly Mail lane. ; The elegant new Passenger Steamer, JOSH V. THROOP. .. Master. W. A LOWTH-. ... v .... Master. LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY. : - Mouday, r ; Thursday, and .Wednesday, Saturday, i ,; . At 2 O'plOCk P. M. ii :.Jr. . . - .. . :. Ml LEAVES CAIRO EVERY ; ,r. : : Tuesday, - -''-J - '! Fridav and;' Thursday, . ' " 'Sunday: . .'; On arrival of the Train. ' ' ." BB These Boats have heenrenfted entire, ' py- ;r- ,-. , XT.S.jSXAJOj , ' 4i' 'in''- ' '-"'"' '' LouisvHIe and Henderson Seinl-a Weekly Mail Line.; The Elegant New Passenger Steamer j, , id&S t A t? A noisr JAS. A LUSK. ....Master ; J. T. M'COMBS, FRANK HURRY .....Master. WILL LEAVE EVANSVILLE EVERY. Monday, :' ' Wednesday, .Thursday, Saturday. no-2S-tf '" "COX fe HUMPHREY, Ag'ts. SPEED, SAFETY AM) COMFORT Louisville, Evansville and. Memphis racuet, -s, Jjiherty BTo. 29" SAM. ARCHER ... Captain. ED. JUDGE Clerk. Regular Packet for Louisville and Memphis, making one trip per week. .- or I- reight or passage apply on board, or jrij a, hall, or ( noZTtf ; COX fc HUMPHREY, J A tsHENDERSON & EVANSVILLE DAIL4 . PACKET. ? Tlie Steamer NEWSBOY'! C. G. PERKINS.... :..-.r.........Captairi: Will leave Evansville daily at 4 p. sr. 1 Leaves Henderson at "1 a. m.' &pr4-lni ; .. : : !'' ' FOJt GRi EX RIYER. . THE FLEET & ELEGANT STEAMER iAVMiAYHITE DRINK WATER. ..Master. Will leave Evansville everv MOl)AY and Til U KSDAY at o'cIckjIs. v. m., ror 4tochester and all way ports. For Freight or Passage, apply pn board.; ; Jan-a:-tf ' , COTTON WARPsin NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TO ALL r THOSE HAVING A SELF-ACTING. H AN D-LO O M That we are prepared to furnish them, on short notice, Wakfh for Weavixj Jeans, of the best quality, ready to weave, as low ascnn.le bought anywhere. Orders will le promptly attended to. Send on your beams. JOHN W. GRUEN & CO., . Corner Bond street and Canal. V Evansville Wool Factory. The Undersigned respectfully announce tOthe Public in general, but most especially to the Farmers, that thev are prepared to take in Wool for manufacturing into tle following Goods, viz.: ; .; 3 eass, Blanket. Coverlets, PLAtx and Plaid lasxsm, Lisseyh, Sati- ' ' i KT8 & STOCKIKG YARS. On the most reasonable terms and short notice. We have also a good supply of he above Goods on hand for sale oi exchange for Wool, so that persons living at a distance, who bring or send their Wool early, can Jiave their goods right off. Price list for manufacturing will be sent on applicaiitniM viiiv? uiu rixvwiv turner uonn i street

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Itegnlaj Tuesday Pat'kct for' Iadneata4 Jolinson ville and The -elegant Light Draught T5?W,. i K - 5teamers. .. A. J. Duncax, Capt..G. W. Vinyakb, Cl'k. Will leave Evansville every Tuesday at 4 o'clock p. m., for the above and all intermediate ports, making connection at Johnsonville with the Railroad for Nashville, and at Eastport -with the regular packets for Florence, Ala. - Eor freight or passage apply on board, or to. HUSTON & CO., decl-ldtf Agents. RegulaVFri"day Packet for Xaskville. The Elegant Passenger Steamer eT. P. WEBB ! HODGE BROWN .-...Master. T. W. WILSON. .. 4.- Clerk Leaves -Evansville every FRIDAY at 4 o'clock p. m. ; Freight received and receipted for at all hours, by - ; - HUSTON & CO., Ag'ts. ". Jany-ti-tf ' - I8Knlar Tuesday Packet Evansville to Xaskville. The elegant Light-Draught Steamer, VANDEGRIFT .1......". ...r........J....:..Master. , Wil ieave Evansville for Nashville, as a regular packet, every TUESDAY, at 4 o'clk P. M -, ,'i '. .decl6-dtf Louisville and Memphis -a Weekly ' -Packet y('t ' s Capt. Dal-las TsOtirk. BA-ri-ra;'Trferk, Ieaves Louisville every Satnrday, tt 5 p.m. Pasie EvanJviHe tsvery Sunday, ati niw-'-v leaves Memphis.every Tnesdayy atS pjn Passes Evansyyieevery-XhUEsay.aM p.m.. ' ' ,-.: V:,.fi-.-. !.. ,iri.i I For freight p passage apply to. ; s - i . 4 . COX & HUIPHREY,- Agents. apr 21 d.srii 1 -'-: .; .; ' Regular PCODle'S LlnC Packet. awneetown, paiucah:& CAIRO SEMI-WEEKLY. The .Larga, and, Commodioua Side-Wheet Capt. C. R. Rudd Jack Grammar, Clerk 5 Leaves the foot of Alain St.ret. everv Tups. t day and Friday at a o'clock, nmkiiig positivefjonnectiyns at aum with st, louu. .ucuiyuiwitu . ew jnea n rucKKis, aim UX Evansville with Louisville Packets, taking through Freight and Passengers for all points ai ine lowest rates. TJ.UV I) IJ ATT i UUIltl 1 . i 1 . 1 I , 1 COX -A HUMPHREY i apro commission cards. i t,..'; 'mCOMMISSION AND FORWARDING, ',- a - r r v-- ' ' : Corner Locust and- Water fits. . ' Evansville , -..Indiana. Agents Star Union Line, Fast Freight Line, via Pennsylvania Central Railroad. Shortest and quickest Route to the Eastern cities. . . MH6- Cars run through, to and from Evansville, without transfer. fc Time and rates guaranteed. oct3-6m I. S. DUSOUCHET CO., GENERAL FORWARDING " AND COM-r MISSION MERCHANTS; No. 33 Poydras street, New Orleans, La. Bar Factors for sale of all kinds of, Westanndrrdeso&edducev SC HUSTON. DUKE NICHOLSOK. Forwarding and Commission Merchants, I .:::t ', .-.-;-ri '-!. u--And wharfboat proprietors, .r Evansville,., .......Indiana. ,nov8tf . J. T. COX..-,...........F. M HUMPHREY, COX A HUMPHREY, , . Forwarding and Commission MEICIIANTSi A f t . General Steamboat Agents ;' " ; . ,. - AND WHARFBOA . PROPRIETOES, FOOT OF SYCAMORE STREET. ALSO, DEALERS IN Hay, Corn, Oats, Floor, Bacon, AND Country Produce Generally. 'Office No. 7 South Water Street.! . 1 1 j Liberal Cash' Advances made on Con-

COMMISSION CARDS.

BKOWN Duskerson & Co, . Evansville, Ind. - E. SCIIOEJf lavb, " New Albany, Ind. R-K. DUNKERSON & CO., Forwarding: and Commission Merchants, - ' NEW ALBAN Y, INDIANA. Agents' for the Bellefontaine Cotton Express.. .". oct246m. J. C. Iiusoncket fc Co., FORWARDING, COMMISSION & PRO- . DUCE MERCHANTS, No. 19 North Water street, (Orr Block, next , door to M. Dalzell,) Evansville, Ind. oetlS , ' DAK. AIKEN. A. E. SHARP. R. W. HARPER. DAX. AIKEN fc CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 112 Poydras street, New Orleans, La. nov22tf . " Fred. Sharpe. , . ; , Thos. C. Smith." , .NEW HOUSE NEW FIRM. -SHAKPi: A .SMITH, GENERAL Commission and Produce Dealers, ; No. 5 South Water street, Evansville, Ind. febO Cm . JOIINB.IIALr., FORWARDING S COMMISSION "MERCHANT, STEAMBOAT AGENT, i' f t ' s it t . . And Wharf boat Proprietor, Evansville,'-'-: ctl8j"1'l;,;'V ' .".;.';',;..'; '.-''j.' ', Indiana. fTvVLEWISjillOWES,:;;:::. jOotitoii Tiactor. Produce and Commission Merchant, - -4 J n : ; . .. - -' . i ; ' '1 SO. FRONT STREET, ' . ' Warehouse-Cor. Commerce arid Second, j MilL?wi Vmemphistenn. : 1T7'11'1' MAKE lilRKRAL CASH t i WW- aqvanees on consignments of Pro- ! Vf-.ads "l"4 t uce and Merchandise. - i r ample cash facilities, an. extensive acauaintance. nnil vensonnhle t-bsirtrevi T . . . . ' guarani.ee my Desenoris 10 give satisfaction in every particular. , i vj, - References': !''' "" ' Evansville, Ind. 7t First National Bank, Memphis, Tenn ApmSm , Sneed. Snmmers & Co... ;,. 5 ? ::' i f Cotton aud Tobacco Factors, ' ': - " GENERAL' 'COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,'.(. ! ana . i .t j COMMERCIAL AGENTS. , , ' ' Office No. 59 Poydras street, V . . i New Orleans, La. Carleton, Foute & Co., New York. Speed, Donoho fe Co., Memphis.'Tenn (juzart. htocKara & to.. Aiouiie.-Aia. A. S. HAYHUEST. J. J. WHITAKEH. i Ilrtylmrst fc Wliit taker, PRODUCE COMMISSION & FORWARD- :- .'.- :f, ING MERCHANTS. Noi0......; ...South Water St. . Dealers in Flour, BaeKjn, Hay, Oats, porn anu country rroauce. u E. H. Fairchild, JOhx W. Bingham, Verhoeff Bros., iiouisviiie. ivv. ! i New Orle'ans. 1 5 ' , , Fairchild, Verhoeff & Bingham; j Commission Merchants, 82 Magazine street, , New Orleans,'La. noviwuem ' , : ' : L.: M. BAIRn..... ........... G. H. START, BAIRD & START, r (Successors to W. M. Alkman & Co.,) N EXEIt.ir. AGENTS,' PROIU'CE, j uorwaruing ana commission aiercliants, Evansville, Indiana Refer to H. Q, Wheeler, Pres't First National Bank, and Sam'l Orr, Vice President Evansville National Bank. ? -t .'4... j . Agents for Ohio River Salt Co. 1 noll-ly TRANSPORTATION. I New Express Route. i if i' i t i Hi iM ' . i , , THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY HAVING MADE THE NECESSARY arrangements with the Louisville and Henderson and the Evansville and Cairo racitei woinpanie8, mat old and reliable institution is prepared to do a general 'Express Business at all the mail landings between Louisville and Cairo. Tariff of Freights very low. Patronajre is respectfully solicited. api sdtf ' . . . . ...... -

3,000 SACKS PRIME WHITE CORN I 700 " - ' " . Yellow " . ' t 1BO barrels Choice Family Flour: 1 .. lOO,! -" ExtraFlour; , :t- ? ., 188. i'"' v Kiln-Dried Cora-Meal; ' - SI " Damaged Corn-Meal good for feeding poultry, &c in store and arriving. Forsaleby --J . . F.H. EHRMAN A CO., apr21 dlw Cor. Locust and Water st.

: TRANSPORTATION.

Star XJnion Xine The UNION RAILROAD AND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY via Pennsylvania (Allentown route), Steubenville, Ohio and Indiana Central Railroads, has perfected arrangements by which it can ofler a reliable FAST FREIGHT LINE, Between Evansville and Eastern cities. The Company owns and controls Eight Hundred Sew- Cars, Built expressly for this trade, and that RUN THROUGH between the East ern and western tines s WITHOUT TRANSFER, . Which enables it to avoid the Injurious de lays so generally prevalent at transhipping points. CARS RUN THROUGH TO AND FROM EVANSVILLE WITHOUT TRANS- ! FER. ' TIME ; GUARANTEED r - RATES GUARANTEED TO 1 - ' AND FROM EVANSVILLE " -:T AND EASTERN CITIES. ' : t ONLY NINE DAYS TO ' ' -i.. AND FROM EVANSVDiLE AND NEW YORK, AND EIGHT ' DAYS TO AND FROM EVANSVILLE AND PHILADELPHIA & BALTIMORE The Jiine is managed thronchout hv inen of transportation experience equal to any in the country, whose aim it will be to reuder satisfaction to its natrons. Asrents of the Company are authorized to settle claims for damaeren or rtetntinn n rfoati. nntinn InKtoarl i,f i nunoi ,.f 1 . . ..- .v. ... 1 ' - U-,,,Itl LUObUlll Ul C iernng mem UacK to joint of shipment. rarues uruenng ireigni irom eitlier OI ine xiasiern cities should direct shippers to mark Packages "Star XJtiioii Line,"' J and refer them to agents of this Company tiScta, " tes, me, co f Parties shipping to Eastern cities from 1 V2LP0l"- VV? van8Ylue, should con P PI. EHEHAN, AGENT STAR UNION LINE, -. - ' ' AfEvansville, (advising him of the same by mail.) who will issue through .lilln rf lading, giving rates, time, contracts., &c.' AGENTS IN THE EAST. GEO. J. HARRIS. 77 Washine-ton street Boston. . ' J. Ii. GOSSLER, 271 Broadway, New York. JOHN MCKNIGHT. 41f Chestnut, atrt Philadelphia. I'HAS. H. KOONS. corner Centre nn.1 Calvert streets, Baltimore. . .. AGENTS IN THE WEST. H. AV. BROWN. Cincinnati. - W. E. ROBINSON, Louisville. i K. F. GRAY , Indianapolis. ' N. STEVENS, St. Louis. ( JAMES TALLMADGE, JR., Memphis. L. R. Wl LSON, Nashville. . . W. W. CHANDLER, Chicago. " D. S. GRAY, General Superintendent, Cincinnati, Ohio.. Evansville offlce. F. H. EHRMAN. manau .- .- - Agent. BR0WX, DUNKERSON & CO., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, Commission 3Xoi-eluuits : ' ;:. -and ' ' ; , FORWARDING AGENTS , . Also, especial Agents for the Bellefontaine Cotton Express, And Erie Transportation Co. Bellefontaine Cotton Express. Only yen Day s toXew York. TIME GUARANTEED. fflHIS MGHTNINCJ EXPRESS MXE Ey Time Bi ins oi laaing wm he given. , TIME THROUGH, TEN DAYS. 8-Consignments solicited. ' . BROWN, DUNKERSON A CO., Agents, Evansville, Ind. Erie Transportation Company's TIME EXPRESS. "TEN DAYS FROM NEW YORK TO i EVANSVILLE. ' " I f Time Guaranteed. This fcxpren la now ready for business. Througii receipu given and time guaranteed by - W. H. DARLING. Agent, No. 235 Broadway. New-York. O. W. ABBOTT, Agent, No. 1.1 Stjit Ht.rcar. RnotAd.' T)T -T . . . .

INSURANCE.

The Evansville Insurance Co. Authorized Capital....., Paid Up Capital. . .., ,...,sji,ooex)o ...... 250,000 FIRE, MARINE, A FLAL BOAT RISKS Taken at fair rates; . JAmes H. Cutler, Sesretay. H. i. Wheeler, President. directors : Charles Viele, ' J. S. Hopkins, Gillison Magliee, Robert Barnes, Dr. M.J. Bray. John Ingle, Jr., H. Q. Willis v neeier, , iam Brown, v acani.j C. P. Parsons, Business Agent, who wil 1 also attend to Life and Accident Insurance. Office, corner of Main and First Streets, . In First National Bank Building. ap!8-6iu W. A. PAGE. W. J. LOWRY & CO. W. A PAGE & CO., General INSURANCE Agents. OFFICE : In the Banking Rooms of W. J.L.O WflY & GO. Xo. 1 First Street, - ! ETVANSVILLE, IND.' Agents for the ! ' FOLLOWING INSURANCE COMPANIES ; REPRESENTING AGGREGATE - ' I . . ASSPIS ' - S VI llll (fliSfl OA . 7 t . wwjwv w.vw , :.lr ' V 1 . ''. ! HOME INSURANCE CO., NEW; YORK, Ametn, 83,711,669.08. UNDERWRITERS' AGENCY, of N. York, . Assets, 83,120,823.32. ' ! ' . ' . - f "' LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE INSURANCE CO., & Asseift, (in Cold) 816,000,000.00. , (Invested in this Country ,"si,61I,850.13.) (

UNION INS. CO., of INDIANAPOLIS, " : - -.'" ' - .' Assets, 207,503.78. -, i . . ' ..' .: ' . ft ' ; . : , ,-, . , '. '' - ' "... ,. -.' . . -. ."' ".T ' f ''!?:'; -' i . .':, . -' .(,, ; b MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO., of New York. ' L Assets. 812,233,407.861' -

Total, $35,278,405.96 POLICIES OF INSURANCE I Issued unon the mnnt. fnimro v,ia j : liberal adjustment and prompt payment In ' all cases of loss. , r , . mar 3-ly . GEORG E STACKHOUSE, V . . ' GENERAL' . , ' IIVSTJII.AJVOE AGENT No. 6 NORTH WATER STREET, ,;' , EVANSVILLE, IND. ' Cash Assets represented, over , Eleven- Millions of Dollars I Life, Accident, Fire and Marine Insurance. - CONNECTTCTTT TWTTTIT T t in - f, "Hartfordrconrr ' Capital and ScBw.r8,'ove7. -;;; 89.000,000 T cif -Hartford, Ccn, 3 V fS CAPITAL and STJKPI,TTg, - . fi u PHfiNIX FIRE A MARINE IN3. CO, ' . Brooklyn. N. Y. . . . --.--j rl BALTIC FIRE INS. CONew Yorlt. ' V "

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