Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 23 May 1866 — Page 1

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Liberals Gain a Brilliant - Victory.5 -Fenians Effdct a Landing on Indian jslaitaj YHt Seven Rounds S f CSftotsExclianged. Itetreat of the Fenians. ,2CCQ0 Y0MA1 Xfestractive Fire ! . v 1 elnnati? ; .in CinGreat Fire in New York. The Academy of Music in i,o 33 , ' Three "or, Pour .Elilwf.wn via sew york. $kw 'ft)Ei,MaV.22.-ihs ity -vof New York, Bavaria, and Bremen naye arrtren, vneir news i ls-anxici pated. New York, May 22. Two firemen, named Daniel "Waters and Welch, are supposed to have perished in the fire last night. Another,, nanied John jPnao, was lad!yburued bu escaped with his life. Grace Chapel, Manhattan Gas Company's works, Irving Hall, and i dwellings ' on" Fifteenth Street were saved. The wardrobe belonging to the Academy, valued at f 10.000. was destroyed: also. Mr. r great part oi Maretzek s wardrobje, value unknown. Palmer fe Co., publishers of the Operas List $10,000. iSeveial small 'buildings ' on Third Avenue were destroyed. - The loss is stated by one paper at a million and, a" half of dollars, but must largely exceed that. ,h:via'S J 1 " ; New Yoek, May 22. The details 4f the i engagement between the Liber-. a.1 under Cor ma, , and the Imperial .garrison at Mazatlan Mexico, show that the Liberals gained a brilliant -victory, A squad, bf Araertcatis "who "were in Corma's ranks acted as sharpshooters during the engagement. Without delaying, Coram immediately attacked another copperatjus expfcdition under "Sozeda, and completely routed it. He is now master of the, position at Sinoloa. The heavy' impost duties on single cargoes of merchandize from Europe, iRthe month of April, have amounted to $13Q,00Q. m .. ,s V V. ..-'i - Ort!?a. the ODPonent of Juarez. propones io enter Mexioofrbm California. The letter, of Gen Wincomt, one .of the French commanders,, published, statins that he believes the cause is ; liv no means , Donular. and -that- the. V. relations witb-thd Unite'd States are. ' threatening. He therefore intends , taking his leave of absence, with no expectation of returning. ,''' New York, May 22. Advices front Venezuela to the t th states that ar raneements have been made to settle all Ahieian-IaibSaainstlbatfo ernment by a Joint Commmission. Gen. Tolcon had assumed the Presi- . dency. News from Japan to the 16th of 4 March states .that, the. questioa,of the 1 civil status of trauesevWrgrants was being discupe. Xwo ihousajodj, native. JapiiHesevvere' tojfre brigaded with a foreign garrison for a grand Field-Dayexhibftio'a'nefJCoHhoma. , The silk 'market "was "inactive, clive traders demanding very high t prices. Tea ruled qiiet. Cotton sold i so as to be laid down in the London t market at 16-id. per pound. . New York May 22. Washington fecial dispatches say that the Senate I Military Committee have increased :i the total pay and emoluments,, Jn the ' bill creating thj grada ifLGencj-at, to nearly $20,000. ' The Treasury land ub-Treasury onntainftd eiffhtv millions of specie. The amount of appropriations made fnr ftirtJfiftiorts. in the Senate yesterday, was $1,&40,00Q; for the fortjnear 4 Detroit fo0,000, at Oswego $o0,000, at s fee outlet of Lake Charaplain $50 000, I t. Fort Schuvler -3O.00O.i at-tWillel's S Point $50,000, at Fort Hamilton $30,,CKJ0, at Fort Tompkins $50,000, at Sandy Hook .$50,000, at Fort $25,000, for platforms for large calibre - cannon in important harbor defences, $100,000. for a survey of the Northern Lakes $50,000, for the . purchase - of sites for sea coast Gelenees .io,wii. i .Tiirlsre Huehes. of Indiana, has been ! Cnnninted General Aeent of -the ' ; Trfiasurv. in pla6 of Wi P Mellen ' TV Tln-nse Militarv dftmmittee are maturing a bill to increase the regu.-; , lar army," according to the views Qt ; Gen. Grant.' rx;.i .nxvw.v.i J. . : - - . FROM MAINE. . Eastport, Me., May 22. Two :boat3 loaded, it ia supposed, with Fe-

fians, effected a landing on Indian 3land last nigntr an4 several rounds 6f shots were exchanged.j The British war stamer Niger $teamed from Campo Bello to the 3cene of action, when the Fenians retreated. .Nofurther. particulars ret cerred.1 i',J"-j' wU-jiOs. f

j FROM CIHTCIXXATI. Cincinnati, May 22. A fire broke Out this morning 6ri Sixih Street, neat Harriet, and destroyed Degenhart'a ,i oarnesa tactory, Cook Furcell si ex

ml J E I. . 1 1 (1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ('V I,' T , 'I'lll.J I'll 1. I I' H tensive Stock Stables, and severaH tnat -Atistria Wilt make some -eoneesKions; othtoJMiUdingB. Loss about$151OOo3ffi-KUpffl7.hS

H S from Atr'nlrrfxTxl y. i A:rBtrRN, Mav 21. Secretary" SeW-I a r1a ?f f ) S n burn jo-morrow evening. hr FIRE IX kw YORK. w i -iew x ork; itiayzd i a. aiz i I tie Academy or Jlusic and three-other-buildings are on fire. The whole" blocki$ threatened. Further particut larrspon. lid. ! 2 1 BBCOWPJSPAtEB. j j , S 2m A. M. The Academy of Music is arWass of ruins, together with I the Medical university, and a large stdneT

building adjoining on 0urteentnfliUve gieg.. of, shares, which--forced them

Street Also Ihne& Co.'s Piano ware houBc,t corner of Third Avenue apct

Fotirteenth Street. It extends across-Cvery

Third"? Avenue to Wooster & Cot's Piano warehouse, , which , was ne; defttroVed. " i i ThaLutheran Church on Fifteerrlh1 Street was also consumed. SeverI-f otnr large buildings contiguous to it i v i t . Acaaemy were Durnea. ii is inn to determine, atlEis hour. the entire loss, but it will probably reach from three to four millions ofr dollars. One steam fire engine was burned, but no lives .as yet, are reportdild&tU bm KUteJ iiTi s 0 I There was a ncrformancc othk openriitThe . VeaWiiy,- ,to-nightf but fit terminated an -hdiir' "previous" to the breaking out of the fire; Thefiremen have" got the fire undeif control now, and will confine it to the above limits. Interestiogj Foreign iTews. - o c e 2 Financial Keigncf Terror -5 in gngjand. f I r Greatest Panic' smce 1825.: i 5. Z. rr .v I hg Susf3nson of "Sir Mortoif. 3 'i Tiie; Gerinariiltaliah Quar r. c War -Almost - Inevitable; t-.-i a. The? lialian -Heart Fired; i r -FOREIOX SEWS' New YrORK, May 22.-ForeijB:n news per steamer Uuba . says, that the t ed eral Diet, at Frankfort, on the 9th, adopted resolutions requesting Prus sia to make a pacific declaration, othierwise the Diet would be ''compelled to ,tate steps provided m ,he r ederal UonsUtution. c i M TKI Prussian represeiitative de clared that Prussia wjas ready to re VokeTjdefensive measures Uf the Djet would also compel fhe disarmament of the other member xt the Contecr. eratipn, otherwise P-ussJa will je cojupjelleti "to maintain th neeessarV measaresTpr her ownecufity. A riTienlia dispateh "of the 10th says that Austria is reported to have d cideoLupon convenina thei Holstein l)ietshcftiid rrussiaVgtilEreiect her fcroposal for the settlement of th nnrsnon r me iuciues. t . n .1 TV 1 . b r -- . r A movement tor the lof mation oi a Volunteer Rifle Corps continues in several eastern provinces. The Mu nicipalitY oi I'nSgue rrad received or ders to prepare ijiuartejrs for troops, 4 arrive inthat Sity immediately, and for whonrthere nay b nojroomin the Adyices from! Vienna say that itftg expected the Austrian army will be oinmetelv eaumoed nd .auerhented. I'he Berlin) corresponSentbf the hdndon' T tWslsays that Mr. Wjilker, thft American Minister att lenna, has awnounced thathewouldleavethe couu try if another body of volunteers was despatched" to Mexico. A detachment ot d.UUU men was to have embarked Trieste on May the 11th, but there no announcement of thein having done so. s , Napoleon made a significant speech at Auxon, in which be said iie detest edjthe treaty of 1815. The Paris Bourse had accepted it as a ignal for war. Several panics had set in, and rentes lell two per cent. The steamship Cuba, from . Liverpool, izin, via iueeiisiown, ytn, arrived here toaay, en route lur dumuju, i t .. . i Liverpool, May 12. The Cotton Brokers' Circular reports the sales for the week of 46.000 bales, of which 8,500 were to SDeculators. and 4 ,0)0 to expoftersi Tb market has been very dull ana prices declined Id for American; y for other descrip tions. Authorized quotations are: Fair Orleans, loa ; middling ao., iaa; fair Moi l.rid: middling do.. 13d: fair TJnlanda: 14Sd: middling do., 12d. Sales on Friday were 5,000 bales. Market closed dull and vah.1t. nvlni to the financial panic, fail urn oi Overend, Guerney & Co., and the further

idvaride" .of -the .bank rate' to 9 tier cent, tock in port estimated at 870,000 bales, of Which 368,000 are AerieB.- ( Losdon, May 12, Consols for money 86 f :8; United States Five-Twenties, (M&efe; llinois Central7gf78; Erie 4445. r -

I nann raie J-o-any as auyanceo to jo percent. There was abetter, feeling and generaumprevemenun' iuokc securities to-day., n, j rtTjr ji" t ' " 1 1 " " i Ltvapo6ii,f Ma 12."-There Is-a better feeling and general improvement in most securities to-day. i There are rumors of failures in JJ-prpoor, One" house, well known in the American tirade, is freely Darned.-1' ; i The continental news continues warlike; but a Berlin dispatch to-day nays hones are entertained in some quarters for the main tenance in peace, prouauiy on lue groooa 1 Th Paris corresrttmdeht-of 'tfie-TjOTidori Telegraph believes, on good authority; that there instill chance forpeaee if England and Rwsiarwlll join France- in a Congress: T 1 IjIverpooi, May 13-tierman politics are uiii lump r-i iii i lumuiru v it-ii tin iuaL the last raised Mexican volunteers will enterth Anstrian amy." '" - " L"' The steamer E'-Impera trice Eugenie, from Mexico, has arrived at Nasiere with troops tanrl 9,O90,00Of. and S,000,000f. for the French Treasury. - ' ' :.' " '; The-i'arju-lt-ourKfV'is -Very irregular, but closJTi Srmi ' lienttjs, 64f. 2(m:.- - ORKAT 'BBiTAisr. The nnancia.i 'panic culminated late-on 1 Thursday afternoon, th&-10th", in the suspension of Uverend, Guernev A Co. Business ' coitverted 'in August last iqJO a limited liability.-com-pany, wnn noininui capital ui . ,iwu,uw, bi wmenjxiJiw,uw -was-paia up. no liabilities are from 10,000,000 to 12,000,000. The break-down is attributed to heavy specniaocount. Depositors ;j then bean- to eet - 1 n a onH tba Vlmtni rr - f ha lfif n ivaa severe. ' Application for assLstance was made-at the Bank or England, but the Government declined granting any, on Y h e cwnnrf that it would be vain. in a frisis like the present, to- assist one establishment'aniess' Tney were prepared 10 help other applicants as well.: It was too late to make a eftli on the.shareholdera or -take' anv other steps.' The doors of the es-f-tabliBluneat were consaquently closed.1 The failure does not compreinise Uie. uuerney -bank. at Norwich. cn.s j .jI-hjK -.-l mi-i -- ia (Ji followinB morniDg--the 11th inRense excitement pievalledin the financial circles ! oi jjoaait, iiveiT)ooi, wia omt centerSi-ana uusiness almost tuspenaea.. The 'i tmt,'OfiatJtn, n itsciiy anieie, Vraised the rateof discount from 8 to per cent- and charges ior special advances to 10 per cent. The pressure, even at these terms, was enormous, and it was only on unexceptionable bills that any accommodations could be obtained. Meanwhile. additional Witt aiose serionf Tisanters w we 1 hourly annynnffea. The first Was thatdTa comparatively small bank, the English Joint Stock, for eighty thousand sterling, then that of Peto & Betts, ior four million sterling, then that of W. Sheymton, Railway contractor, for 200,000rand finally it was understood that the Imperial Mercan tile Credit Association, whose paid up capital is XoOO.000 sterling, and theConsoJidaU e,1 DijtfnJCnfp4nV wi$h a pifl up eap itr of' "230,000 sterling, must, with extremely heavy commitments, pass into .liquidation. During the day, the most intense anxiety was manifested "to ascertain if j any step had been taken by leading merchants and, bankers to represent to the. Government tlie extent of the crisis: ahd a false notification, in the Stock Exchange. to the effect that an extra issue of bank notes to the extent of ten millions had hn trtSoriltsaif.dtit ofleliiae aJizani ertil rebound in prices. liaterinue evening ii rransprrpa mm the uoveraBWDt nad resolved to suspend the .Bank Charter Act. , . .. The assets of "Peto'-dt "Betts. even Under the most depressed circumstances, are estimated at 5,000,000, and it is confidently assumed that in a short time a proposition for ''anr r adjustment rot? claims ' caul be submitted. -(Every mn4 wil hope that this may be the case, for ir Morton feto and his nartnerrank prominently amoasr those who have carried the" fame 'of English enterprise to all parts of the globe, while they have eowfianded high personal regard i a all section among their countrymen. It is already known thatseveral failures among debtors wllfc oe announced, in-.connecnon with the approaching halt-monthly settle ment on the Stock Exchange. A large number of country bankers were In Londonto confer with their London agents, to provide against all danger from local rB3wiBumor were eirculatod In th course, of the day;f a severe run on- the bank,;of Barnette, and Oores. & Co.v but they,-were- entirely i -'without . foundation; There vwas-ftiiruBA upon-; two - three other banks, and, being well met, soon subsided,; Moth. in 'London-' and- in the country ,-aAipie -preparations weTe very generally made for such contingencies. ..In . the i Liverpool cottont muiket there Was ail increased panici at tlie eommencthe close.: ; At Manchester: thiore was a complete pause.,; At Glasgow thei iron brokers 9 1 3 . . . .1 . . I .til. v in Xhe proouce. jaarjeii-oiKifH- prices were aimosj.namjnu- lUKuigr mw.o Count the derjreei&tioar tli;tt.has simulta 9e0u8ly occurred in English funds; railway ana ioreign speculations, sc, tne aiminutioh in the market value of this property sinpe iha beginning. of the -year may im consjaerea v reaci jmsaitia riwi thirty millions pounds sterling, to say nothibg of the losses on cotton, cotton goods, and other articles. k. ini&i, 111 su eitituiiai, says: ii any thing can justify the suspension of the x n -.i .-i" : i;i i t T r Bank Charter Act. the panic which swayed theiciterto nuad tor air Friday fuay'excuse terror was approacnine its enu ana wouia speedily have ceased had no infraction on uaiiK. jaw oeeii ueriiiiiieu. jr-li can not, however, be denied that, at about midday, jpesteraay, pie stusnuiif DeW. i. pilI 'P,fl, Anrtm "V" f tii Tii.l n spectable banking-houses were beseiged mote, perhaps, by a mob actuated by the stranecsvmDathv which makes and keeps mops togetner. tnan oy xne creditors oi banks. The throngs tearing and tumbling about Lombard Street, made that narrow thoroughfare impassable, feucn excite ment on all sides has not been witnessed Cjatcrr man eKaeeeratecr iu suspicions oi 61s-.netehbr.and nnfil' a report, at thftt time unfounded, was circulated in the af ternoon, that liovernment naa autnorizea the' Bank Directors to issue live millions additional in notes, it seemed as if the fear and distrust became ixunaiess. l ne state ment wa boselesit: at the .time, but served to allaythepanic,:which had nb'solid foundation. The announcement of Peto's sus pension did not revive the panic in its first intensity, and tne statement or ptner siopTne1 Times adds: "We need to be per suaded that had the Government stood firm, the panic would have subsided it self; and fi,as we are to expect, confidence will be speedily restored, we shall attribute it to natural causes rather than to the in terference of the Executive Government." . The Daily 'Jfewii applauds ; the- wise -and prompt action of the Government, and says that during Friday the bank had extended its loans and discounts, until the amount exceeded four millions sterling. The effect was to. reduce the bank reserves by nearly threemiHioiis.! This diminution, and the prevailing distrust, justified Government intervention and action. War, for the moment, is overshadowed bv the financial panic. There is no modi fication inthe th-reatenlngasnt ct of affaire. Tha iRmei. in awmmaryyiew of- affair. on the 11th. savs the whole Prussian army and great bodies of troops are massed along the frontiers. Austria is bringing into the field every man,she" can raise., and it is enough to say the whole nation Is panting for war. . There were rumors of communications bv France and England with Austria, with a view to avert an outbreak, but there Is noumig auuienuc

The latest Florence papers reaard war as

nevitaMe. and say a modification of-the Ministry is about to take place. ' Lamarmora will receive the military command. ! It was stated that the King of Italy would leave Florence, May 15, for Placenza1. The Italian c hamoer I Deputies : passed,' by a ote ot Litf to 48,. a bin granting government extraordinary powers to provide for the maintenance of the public safety.' Theexportation of horses is prohibited In Italy. Offices for the enrolment of volunteers are opened in Florence and other cities. 1 The Italian, municipalities continue to vote awards and pensions to soldiers who shall have distinguished themselves, and at Mes sina the sum of 30,000 francs Was voted forthe crew of the first Italian, man-of-war that shall take a dist inguished Dart in the operations against Venice. - The city of Ve nice is saif to ne ciosea to tramc from withoutl Italian and German journals had. become more reserved in their accounts of armaments and military Intelligence. -' i AKoyal. decree -was . issued on the 10th, dissolving the Chamber of Deputies. i 't ne provincial correspoment or .neriin i'n: announcing the mobilization of theentare Prussian army, says the nation may be assured that that Government is willing to maintain peace if It can be done with honor and due regard to Prussian interests. but it has resolved that it must act in a forcible and determined manner to main tain these interests. i ! ' -. - " It is stated that Prussia, In reply to. the Austrian dispatch of Mn-1. rfbitive to the Xu vh is," ex presirt'- a .wiiiiraus5 to enitr intf fresh negotiations nooii another basis since that now proposed Is not suitable for a starting point. .-- ' ...'j f'-"-" i The Jia variau Go vernmeB had "ordered the-immediate mobilization of the entire Bavarian army: - ' ' v r ' A number of reigning petty3erman sov ereigns had been-In, conference- in, Wurtemberg, but the result was not stated. t Kumors are current at v lenna oi Kussian preparations fpr war; a ,i- ,m -j ; Orders have also been issued from Con-, stantinoplethat the Turkish army be recruited to its full standard, 'and calling out 12,000 of the reserve., Late dispatches from Vienna say the aspect of affairs is regarded as threatening. Hopes of mediation and peace are regarded as illusory (Austria and Asi.ekica. a Vienna telegram, bf the 9th, says that the departure Of tne Austrian "voiimteers ior service in Mexico, is reported to have been fixed for the 10th of Slay, from its rendezvous at Lalbach; f i Immediately when the' report became current, Mr. Jlotleyt the American Minister, had an interview on the subject with Count Mensdorff. ' The dispatch of the 11th. says that in consequence of the protest of t ne American .Minister the .last, rifle volunteers, who joined the corps des tined for Mexico, have been sent home up on unlinull lurlougn. -; vr:r, i" . .- FltAivrE. The Pans Conxtitutionnel ot the 12th publishes an article which state that France has not ceased to gi'e counsel' of mediation to Prussia, Austria., and tftalyy and says the Emperor's Government desires to maintain peace under -conditions affording full .satisfaction to her national honor and interests., It has io Other ob. ect. and can' not.- with justice, be represeniet as engaged ia prbjects-of war which it regret and disapprove.-' ,. The Weekly returns of the Bank of France show a decrease in cash of over 6.500,000f. Bourse on the 11th very excited. '- Kentes ati Lone time advanced to. 61f.,o0c, but. Jinally. fxilosed at-onf. 85ei, an impfpvement pf one pr cent. i '.- - Italian securities arose nearJy-2 per-t-enta the rate of discount from Hy, to It. !-"' '-' A royal decree has been Issued, ordering the-formation of a volunteer corps of 20 battalions, under. command of Garibaldk A The latest A ustnan oispatches to Prussia regards negotiations for, simultaneous dis Austria. although having no offonsive desian u hatever asainst PvusfeiacIt41y. wtll AintAiit deini.i-c meusagaiuM itttly, Warlike preparations -are reported from themUldle German- States.-! . There: were some slight rumors of a pacific ad lust mend even yet, but they were not very hopeful. An attempt was .made to assassinate Count Rismark a he was walking in Bec-i Hn. The assassin fired several snow irom a revolver. ; Bismark received only a slight contusion. The assassin was airestea, out committed suicide in prison..,; , - .' AbstrXct per City of New1 York. Tlie disabled ateamer. City of Washington on the 7th inst. reached Q,ueenstown '.; .-c; - in tne tiouse oi Lorus an mquiry was , made' If the English Government had ten- ' dered mediation, ..-. :y: tif ; - -i-.v.'u' Lord Clarendon said the uovernmen', had taken care to let it be known , that England's good offices would be freely ten- i dered, if desired,, but the report wa discouraging, and England could do, nothing ( alone fiu :ti t . J - . ...'. y He feared the consequences, now (that" a million of men Were armed and readyi foraction, ana denounced tne war as qiyusu-. nnDieauu wunoui cause'?' - Bills have been also introduced reducing the franchise Iri Scotland and Ireland. ? Great military activity Is reported from' Italy. , Volunteers are being received into the army for one year's service. A i , six Kussia corps d'arme naa Deen moDuIzed..Ordersihad boen issued placing the whole; Austrian army(on a war footing., j Itnr;i new lorn j -1 - NEW Y0KK, May 22. rT-rri- Tntl anil n ji t.t f 1 nil Flour-A 'shade firmer at i fi5iS8 ti ior If c ,.... n . u ,. . ii -. . - T ir r r I vy heat Hrnf.TC mgner and quier.ai z urwra lO foe News ;No. 1 Milwaukee; the flatter tin i extreme ; , .3. 60, for 'White; Michigan 1 no Kit sew Amrier Michigan.- f , KYUtniee at 8.x- for w estem. J ' - Cois-26$9 ! bettor, . lat . teSoctfbrf ew afloat. ' , ' .. . ,j . , ,. ... .-.. r, oats wic ' better at u vv, ior new: S8C'W2!Jo.fpc Western. L'y m n I'okk-irieavy. ona.iess. acaye; ai,iHT 3rt i nO t NewlMess closing at 'JO ,-o7, cash; 29 00 29 25 tOTOidO'' i ' LAR-?-Heayy;aWnjii22cv:u?' t c . t t iWhisky- Quiet and firm. . t, .. ,. .. PF.TRfn.ECM Oniet' at ix; for crude i'42?l 43e ffr TOhned in bond. 1 i ' Stocks Lower.; 1 , f , " , f (1 M'rNKT- 7 per cent on call loans, n ' StlBLlKO Active at W). ' GotiD Opened at.132, and, elosed at TJ. 3. 5-2 coupons of '62: 1(W; do, of "ftj, I04J f 10-40 coupons, 5J5 ; 7-80s, .102. ' - 1st - " --' :'i : I , t iiiciniiati Market. , ' T,'.r . ; i . ; CiscixxATi.May 2H. : Flour dull.; SuiJerflne ?9 00rt9 50. "Wheat unsettled r prices nominally unchanged. CornUullatoTfeoSe. ' Oats dull. Whisky is unchanged... Provisions firmer: bat end ing the foreign news, mess pork held firm WS31;-buHi meats isy.ra-lo ' Bacon, 14, 17 (rii-ic. . aru, ai-2ai , gutter dull at 'Zotm'SiC. Eggs has advanced to 20c Unseed oil is firm at170c. Lard oil, $1 80i 85c. . ' ' Remo yins Houses.' ;'; ', THE rJinERSIUXEI Wrii IXform the citizens of Evansville that they are prepared to remove frame houses to any part of the city, on the most reasoj abletertns. ' Our residence is below the Creek. ' ' I : s may! dim WM. & JOSHUA BELL. , , lr. ,E. T. llunoic, OFFICE AND DWELLING NO, 24 FIRST . !. .: i STREET., ,, first Door above Walnut. ml4-6m . . . '-.')' . f . . ..,..,, 'j NEW YORK ICE-CREAM and CONFECTIONERY STORE., No. 85 Main street, opposite Washington House. -' Keep! on hand the best -Iee-Cream, Can-' dies, and Confectioneries to be found in the city. Orders for parties promptly attended to' ROSA BERNHEIMER. STEPHAN RAGGIO. may 12 dim

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Jiisit ; What is Sfeeded i v-t'(f : hi - -av' f , AND 1 House FarnisMu EstaWlshih't if -; 't.. -ioj : iXCt Il-ifi-M.tl jt: .'--:-' i -is o ot Win: 3Ba jEreiicli '& 'Co. .(! if. IIEAJCUARTEI1H ti i i .li t ! I! A ) OiU Faniilies; Steamooafs & Hotels, his ul:vf l;P' fit 1 ,, l.- :t .0ij'.;t ' , VELVET CARPETS, 1 1 THEEE-PLY CARPETS, 1 P TyO-PLY; CARPETS, '.INGRAIN CARPETS, ... V- IU CpTTAGE CARPETS, , bo m ?RAO CARPETS 1 5 , . j !(("-vi r "'' h lit-)-n jCHINESE MATTING "MANILLA MATTING, COcd ATTING 't '" ripn -Dtrnd V 'I tr.d SV H 3D a' 9 i , V. . i - . f i o ''I BRUELSiRrjGfJ L.OIL CLOTH, RUGSts - -VELVET 'MATTS, '' OTAifflr VP ifr h-.inanf.A' RUBBER1 I ATTS,; " tocdA f ATTSV; 54 M H e ADEIiAID M ATTS, , , rf?;7;f v WINDOW) SHADES-,! i- o J - J 5 SHADE FIXTURES,' J "i :,;-,!f ir 'SIMC I.l5IAsic,1 ."Sjq'Lj -Jwoojp;iiAMASK:,V' rf'.;' j a-; tWiNDGV,H9LtANpS,,, " "j,n',.p ... ACE,CURTAIN, o;'i; iifl ? M1 (GLtT CORNICES, v 5 Se U s ;j 1 1 i : I PICTURE TASSELS j' "'ib ('mI 'curtain hooks'V".-1 j,-' v;3 t r,.f i'i-a -;'A -VV V' 0STAIR" LI E J AND" OIL CLOTH, SILyEP-PLATEp-STAIR RODSj x 1 ;t - iAPIER MAgHE STAIR RODSy 1I V U 1 POLISHED BRASS STAIR RODS,"' "' TABLE LINENS AK D'N APKTNS, ' . LINEN AND CO-nOP HUXUJU .,. LINEN ANf i CXJTTON.PILLOW, PA6ING, RUBBER SHEETING Heater Proof,) t.; 1 WOOL arid RUBBER PIANO COVERS,'-" Velvet iana Brussels' foot stools ' TABLE oiL cloths.'&c.; '&cj 15 ';'S; '"''t ' ; i . fil Oi f;l'v.ft - t0 if-t ,.-It-. -Jul ' T -1 ' , . t , '1 - . " - - f f -, ' - f i . i Experienced. Paper Hangers arid .Upholsters will be furnished when required. Carpets-"cutr and made " to order. ; ' Oil Cloths fitted ' and -put down; ' 1 Cornicetf mounted ahd put upi i Window Shades Jiang. '1 Windo wfValences, of elegant styles and' newdesigns, made up and furnished on short, notice, r All work warranted.! f Prftes guaranteed as low as in any. similar, establish-, meat in the unnea tstates. uive us a cau i -.t.t j i ' -r -. -i-i t ti-'" W -Ui-i liO ir.lY?I, FRESCH at CO., "J i tit:--.;-) iUP-RTAlRS.''' ui BANKING; -.i.ilUr: 'JM I 7T7 i d rt'-llsHtr A i'J CaDital Paid In y ' 0 I Hi I. lit .:) 4 Limited to ST00,000 .ii ,S!i' 9 rib .An v' -jfut v't b t hb 'ii - .1 . ...( L i n 1 a .! .''?. ?'ii l! ) MERCHANTS' NATIONAL ' BANK -1 1 ,J -it f t; 0 '.it of evansville! .4 I t. t i C. B. Benieiit - - Preset. ; ' t, John D. Roche? Cashier. -; rx- -u; "I - -' yi.: !i. if- - v.ff Ii;.'iu ,i!;nh : t . ..' ''I'!'!! IlC !l i Having commenced business at its office,' corner of MAIN AND FIRST STREETS, offers its services to the -citizens of Evansville and its vicinity, being prepared to carry on a legitimate . . ;.MI,, . !.-.,. i- ' General, Banking Business, ;,..-, 7.! 'i'i r..; J-',:? t And to purchase and supply 7-30 Treasury Noies, Goib asi Silver, Bask Notes, Exchange. ' - . - ";s ; ;- .. r . ill 1.5 i Buys U. S. Certificates, Bonds, and other Securities, and Discounts Foreign and Domestic Paper; and, for the accommodation of Mechanics and others who have invested their savings in the popular Government l oans, it offers to receive packages of U.S. Bonds, Interest Bearing Notes and other Securities, on Special Deposit, free of niiaroe. affordlnfir nmsOl hnlriAra t He .nnot tunity to avoid the insecurity and risk of retaining mem ut their own possession, jel&tl

HARDWARE.

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