Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 September 1866 — Page 5

mm? WAWRVU.T.R D A TTY JOURNAL. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER Y, 1866.

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LOCAL NOTICES Orand Army or the Republic The members of the EvaViRville Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic are requested to meet at Masonic Hall on Monday evening, September 3d, at eight o'clock. AH members are earnestly requested to be present, as business of importance will be transacted. By order of the Committee. E. P. Elliott, Secretary. eepl d2t New Firm. Jacob and John Hermann, having purchased the IceCream Saloon and Confectionery of L. Bernheimer, opposite the Washington House, will keep a fine stock of goods in their line, at retail. The saloon is nicely fitted up, and the proprietors will keep the best of Cream, of all flavors, for sale by the plate or gallon. au30 d3t Ten dozen nice Shetland Shawls , hist received and selling cheap, Schapkek, Bussing & Co.'s at BountV Those wishing to get Bounty, under the new law, should by all means call on Wm. Reavis, whose great success as a Claim Agent is now kn JWu "SB " WvWTnV c8uTtry. He make! the Chum Businesafhis specialty, fflving almost his entire time and attentmrrm) it. He keeps oh xmnd plenty of Blanks, , for 11 sort of claims undtr the old and hew Boanty and Pensi Laws. Patents, Wives and Minoj Children, can now draw the Bounfy due deceased soldiers, under the wtw Buntv Law. He may be found diringail business hcmrs at his office, ton Main Street, Detwfeen Third and fourth, x?ver. KeHpr's jfun Store. I augzw TheUriedda of Mr., David An derson willlfidd him iot the premnt with J. BJlLotsBoick N. 5 Sofcth w: Qi-.I WW aug8 n lrtst. otieei r Special Caption Mrs. Y lnslqw s Soothing Srup has become so Jojular that various parties have put out articles callTn-rrrm -ffife. wlnslow's Please take notice that the Mrs. Winslow of the Soothing Syrup is not connected with any other article. ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS. The arrivals lust evening were the Tarascon. Louisville to Evansville Palestine and Cora S., Louisville to Cairo. All had good trips We are indebted to the clerks of the Palestine and Tarascon forthe latest up river papers. Our friends Harry Walker and Walter Pennington grace the office of the Palestine Capt. Jim Lusk, high Tycoon of the Tarascon, attended the concert last night, and was vastly pleased with the music. Capt. Jim 1b a gentleman of excellent taste The Minneola arrived a short time before midnight with a fine trip from Cincinnati to Memphis. United States Prize Concert, TO BE GIVEN AT Young Men's Hall Opera House, oii-RL a wmwwM lot1 September SOU. 5 " """ 123, o VALUABLE PRIZES, valued at 1 $492,575 25, will be presented to ticket-holders, lncludUB L orj frfi Iiej, bJ euro J $106,000 in Greenbacks. Number of tickets Issued, 500,000. PllA SI PMh 1 f IIIH IS THE GREATEST R- ducement ever offered to the nubile. let out of every four drawing a following prizes are a few le many to Dearawn .ior iuii 11st lars) : i Prize, in Greenbacks 810,000 Prize, in House .and Lot...-. 10.000 id Prize, in Greenbacks 5,000 Id frize, in House ana Lot.... a.ooo Id Prize, I n Greenbacks 3,000 id Prize, in Greenbacks 2.O00 8th to 33atirana V rize, in ureecoaeKs. 81,000 each 25,000 33d to 55th Grand Prize, la. Greenbacks, 8500 each. 10,000 68th Grand Prize, House and Lot 5,000 56th to tilst Grand Prize, Houses and Lots, 82.000 each -X.iH i.l II 1 jJfcWlO.uOO 61st to 60 Grand Prize, Cottages and Lots, 83,000 each 6,000 63d to 73d Grand Prize, City Lots, $.500 each 5,000 73d to 91th Grand Prize, Greenbacks, 8100 each . 2,000 SMth to lfith fJrand Prize, In Greenbacks, 8-50 each 1,000 115th to 118th Grand Prize, Houses and Lots, $3,000 each 9,000 124,882 other Prizes, valued at from S3 to $1,000 each .. - $3ot,57S Making a grand total of $492,575 25 The drawing will take plaee after the concert, on the stage of the Opera House, where 10,000 persons can witness it. A committee will be appointed by the audience to superintend the same. All purchasers or agents will be supplied with a correct list of drawing as soon as published. Tickets are for sale at the principal hotels, book and music stores in the city, and at our office, 825 Jefferson Avenue. Price $1 each, sent by mail on receipt of price and stamp to pay return postage. Good and reliable Agents wanted in every city, town, and village in the United States, to whom great inducements are offered. References required. SPECIAL TERMS, or CLUB RATES. Any party procuring a club of five or more names for tickets, and forwarding us the money for the same, will be allowed the following commission, viz.: We will send 6 tickets to one address for ........$ 4 50 10 tickets to one address for 9 00 20 tickets to one address for 17 50 30 tickets to one address for 26 25 40 tickets to one address for 35 00 60 tickets to one address for 43 50 and 100 tickets to one address for 85 00 W Send Immediately, as the tickets are going off fast. In every, case send the name and postoffice address of each separate subscriber, and under 810 seed by mail. AU communications should be addressed to CHA8. E. STIGART & CO.. Cleveland, Ohio. Reference . Seventh National Bank, Chicago. 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Monetary. Evansville, August 31. There is an active demand for mo:ey. The millers and wheat operators are in the market operating very freely, and the farmers, finding a good market and a fair price for their wheat, are selling all that they can conveniently spare from their crops. These operations cannot, owing to the short crop of wheat, continue very long, but while they do last require large means, and the banks must furnish the money. This creates an active demand for money, and rate are firmly maintained at 10 to 12 per cent, Cu rency being scarce, Exchange on New York Is freely offered, and in some instances concessions are made from the regular rates in buying and selling. No eha ,re has, as yet, been fully established in the rates. There is no great change in the price of Gold, ffhe closing quotation in the New York market at noon to-day was 147. The buying rate here was, during the morning, 15, and 146 was paid in the afternoon. The tendency of the market is downward. Government Bonds are lower to-day. Old !-2 i's declined but the presumption is that the market will rally, so we make no changes in quotations, which are as follows: Buying. Belling. 5-20's old... 1U 118 50'siiew 108 110 HMO's 100 103 7-30's August 106 107 7-30's June 10-r 107 7-30'July - 105 107 The following quotations are from the ofBceof W. J. Lowry Co., BankersNo. 1 Flirt, Street: ,g H3. C"W JtlO BANKABLE FUNDS. TJ. S. Treasury Notes. National Bank Notes. State Bank of Indiana. State Bank of Ohio. UNCURKENT. Indiana Free Banks i to 10c dis Missouri 6c f Eastern Bank Notes 5o " Bank of Tennessee 30e " Planter's Bank 55c " Union Bank .660 " Other Tennessee Banks 40 to 90c " Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and La,... .10 to 80c " Among the now features of the trade of Evansville, is the opening of the new Cloth Hotise of H. Feldman A Co., to which we motfl particularly refer In our City News. The health of out city continues excellent, which is gratifying to the business community, at this usually dull season. Country merchants have shown considerable dread of contact with the cholera, and its presence in other places has had a serious Influence on trade. We are pleased to note, from the letter of our Cincinnati correspondent, and from the papers, that it has nearly disappeared from that city. Providence promises bountiful harvests, and we do not wish pestilence to interfere with the large trade which must, In its absence, flow to our commercial oenj'ers the coming FalL Changes in prices during the past week, and particulars of the market, will be found in the Review prepared by the Chamber of Commerce, published this morning. The Memphis Pott notices the beginning of the revival of business in that city. Cotton will so soon be in the market that merchants are inclined to make more liberal advances. The United States Treasurer has recently decided that coupons are as negotiable, at all times, as a bank note, and that he shall pay them when in the bands of a bona fide holder, even when it is known that They have been stolen. Owners who have been robbed of U. S. bonds and seven-thirty njotes should endeavor to protect themselves by entering a caveat at the office of the Secretary of the Treasury. The officers of the Treasury Department are busily engaged In the conversion of 730's Into 5-20's, the recent advance of the latter in 1 he foreign markets making this step a very advantageous one. The August statement of the Public Debt, it is stated, will show another large decrease in the principal of the debt. The gold rec eipts from customs for the first two months of the fiscal year, commencing July 1, will, it is estimated, reach nearly thirty million dollars. The Pri Current says: j A sira-wge siaie 01 an a:rs in nuanciai matters now exists. Gold is at 148. Sterling "Exchange 3 per cent, discount, Go'.d being transferred from London - to Naw York, and vice versa. 5-20's up to a point Ttt" London equal to 106 in our currency, and up to 114 In New York, therefore high er in .xew 1 om man in L.onaon. &u tnese Indicate a singular distortion of financial affairs, which cannot long continue so. Gold may be kept up tor some time longer, but, under these circumstances, Its fate is sure, sooner or later. Rostoa Fish Market. August 27. The new Mackerel catch comes in very slowlj , and coming, as it does, upon a bare market, with a good demand for consumption, prices continue to bold up remarkably for the season. We quote sales of shore No. 1 at $25 00r 2fi 00; No. 2 at $18 00h19 00; Bay No. 1 at $20 5021 50; No. 2 at $17 2517 50, and No. 3 at $13 25r...l3 50 per brl. New smoked herring are selling at ft570e per box for No. 1, and sealed new salmon is held at $75 00 per tierce. Boston Shoe and Leather Market. August 23. The boot and shoe market rules firm for all seasonable work, with a brisk jobbing demand from buyers of the interior. Our Jobbing houses and manufacturers are full of orders, ahead of buyers, from the principal cities In that section, though here in considerable numbers, have not been operating freely of late, and we hear of a few instances in which orders from this class of dealers have been countermanded on account 0 the dullness created by the cholera. But the delay is, of course, merely temporary ; we have no reason to think it will seriously affect the aggregate of fall trade ; consumers must have the goods sooner or later; and it Is the opinion of sagacious merchants that next month we shall have a greater rush of business in this line than has ever been experienced in September. The shipments of goods continue pretty heavy, and most buyers being bare of stocks, are in haste to get their purchases forwarded. Cincinnati Rry Goods Market. The Price Current says: Money has been and is still being distributed throughout the country to move the wool, wheat and flaxseed crops. This ought to enable the merchants to come into the markets full handed, as they doubtless will, when they consider that more can be done with $2,000 in cash than 25 or 50 per cent, more in promises to pay. The dry goods market probably never presented a better stock In quality, variety and quantity than Is offered this season, and prices are from ten to twenty per cent.

lower than they were one year ago. 1 Here has been no essential change in the prices in leading articles since our last. l(e desire to call the attention of our merchants to the Grayville (111.) Independent, and Olney (III.) Journal, as excellent advertising mediums. They are published in a region of country from when.ee Evansville should draw a large trade, and the merchants who would reap its profits must make themselves known to the business men of those localities.

Evannvflle Produce Market. COMPILED BY THE CHAM BEB OF COMMERCE. We again have the pleasure of announcing to our friends Una the business of the city continues its buoyancy, and that many branches of the trade have been particularly active during the past week. Prices, however, are not materially changed In the leading staples, with the exception of wheat, which has advanced fully ten cents per bushel. We announced in our last issue, that we should, from time to time, notice the various improvements and manfacturing interests of the city. In accordaace with that announcement we desire to speak of the immense improvements that are now being made upon our streets. During the fall of last year, some six squares were bouldered in the most substantial and improved style, at a cost of aboat$28,000. The present summer ourClty Council have contracted for, and the work is going bravely on, for the boulderlngol twenty-eight squares more, at a cost of $101,062 65. Thus it will be seen that there are but few, If any cities in the West that are improving faster than that of Evansville. Provisions Remain steady with prices unchanged. We quote Bacon, Shoulders 15c.; Sides lc; Clear Sides 20'2ic. ; Plain Hams 20c.; Sugar Cured 24c. ; Mess Pork $32 00; Lard in tierces 21c, keg 23. In a small way higher prices are demanded. !fi Flour Has been somewhat active, but prices are unchanged, and We quote Superfine, $6 507 00; Single Extra, $8 008 50; Double Extra, $9 0010 00: Extra Fin $1011 00; Fancy Old White Wheat, $11 0012. Flour from the new crop of Wheat is selling at $11 0 12 barrel. Groceries Have been particularly active, and changes have been made which will be found in our consolidated report.

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Beans Per busln Bekswax Per n . Butter Per lt ... Batting Per $ . Candles, Star, Per lb Stearine Tallow Candies, Assorted Fancy Cheese Western Reserve Hamburg Dairy Pineapple Coal Pittsbtug, per ton Lower Ohio, per bush. COFKr.E Ri ) La :uyra Java Corn Meal Unbolted, per brl Bolted, kiln dried Cordage Manilla Hemp Jute Cooperage Whisky brls Half Whisky brl ... Cotton Yarns 500 per doz , 600 per doz 700 per doz Candle Wick Eggs Per doz Flour Superfine, per bbl Single Extra, do Double Extra, do 150 1 35 to 1 62 to 1 40 27 24 22 to to to to 28 25 w 62 12 10 to 6 50 8 00 to 7 00 to 8 50 to 10 00 to 11 00 to 12 00 00 Extra Family, do 10 00 Fancy O. W., Wheat 11 00 Pkathfrs Live, Geese, per lb. Fish Mackerel, No 1, per bbl No 1, per bbl Kits No. 1 - Kits No. 2. oer bbl.. 60 to 22 00 10 50 3 00 20 50 to 23 to 12 00 to 8 2.3 to 21 00 to 10 50 to 3 00 to 19 00 to 9 50 to 2 75 to 10 25 to 00 30 to 00 18 do DDI f t Kits No. 2 2 75 No. 3 Large, per brl 18 50 Half bbls No 3 9 00 Kits No 3 2 50 White Fish Half bbls... 10 00 FruitPics 00 28 Zante Currants 00 16 Raisins, Layers, box 00 5 to 00 5 Prunes as to a Lemons 15 50 to 16 00 Oramres per box 15 50 to 16 00 GINSENG Gunpowder Dupont's Rifle Dupont's Blasting GLASS, 8x10 10x12 ............ . Grain, Wheat, red do white to 75 950 7 00

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Corn, ear do sacks.. Oats Rye ..... xl ay, Tight baled Loose .. Hides, Green Green-baited Dry-salted Flint Herring, Smoked, per box Pickled, oris.. Lard, Tierce - Kegs Lime, per bbl : Provisions Bacon Shoulders per lb. do Sides ribbed do Clear Sides do Hams, plain do Hams.canvassed. do Hams, S. cured... Rags, Cotton Rice, per lb ... Seeds Clover seed Nominal. Timothy J 4 50 to 5 00 Hungarian ' -j Flax Heed 2 40 Sardines, , a Salt . ,a Small bbls....- 10 Large do per busn 55 Soap to to to 23 German, per pound xw it os in Sugar Porto Rico Muscovado Yellow Refined White Hard Spirits Highwlnes, in bond 2 26 Rectified Whisky 2 10 American Brandy 2 40 Imported Brandy 4 00 Tallow, per B. 8 Tea, Imperial, per pound 100 Young Hyson 80 Gunpowder 1 25 Black 80 Vinegar per bbl 8 Wool, Tub washed 42

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to 46 26 Unwashed 23 Oils, Machine Oil, No. 1 do do No. 2. Car Oil Wool Oil Lard Oil. to 1 50 1 30 80 1 00 1 82H Dry GtMMls Market. BROWN SHEETINGS AMD SHIRTINGS. Standard Eastern Sheetings 23 Medford 22 Augusta 22 Atlantic D - 22 Agawam F 20 Great Falls M - 23 BLEACHED MUSLIM. Hills 4-4 .33 Columbia 4-4 27 Reynolds A A 7 PRINTS. 20 American .. Richmond . Allen's Conestoga.. Mornings ... Arnoskeair.. ..18 19 ..18 ..18 ..18 ..18 Wamasutta la STRIFES. American 25 De Lanes .. Domestic Gingham. 25 to 26 SPOOL COTTON. Coates' 1 JJ Green fc Daniel's 7ft BOOTS AND SHOES. Men's Unb. Brogans 1 25 to 2 00 do Split and Buff. 1 00 to 2 00 do Calf, Buck and Peble Cong 2 00 to 4 00 do Heel Slippers, Peg and Sewed 90 to l 40 Women's Split and Kip Boots and Bals 90 to 1 60 ft Uo Burl and Peble 1 40 to 1 70 do Calf .and Goau. 1 00 to 2 00 do Calf Goat and Kid Gaiters, Sewed 1 50 to 2 25 do Serge, Bals. and Cong Sewed Gaiters 1 50 to 2 9D Misses Kip, Pooled ad Goat Peg Bals 1 10 to 1 10 do Calf, Goat and Kid Sewed Bals 1 25 10 1 70 Children s Calf. Goat and Pebled Peg Bals. 60 to 1 15 do Goat, x.iu ana Serge Bals 90 to 1 15 Boys Kip Brogans 1 25 to 1 50 do Kip, Buff and Calf, and Sniit I 1 00 to 1 60 . Youth's Kip, Buff and Calf, anu opub x w w . w Men's Calf and B. Calf Boots. 3 00 to 6 New York Market. New York, Aug. 81, . The steamer Arizona brings $1,033,000 in specie from California. The loan market are quiet and rather lower. Railroad shares are quiet, with a drooping tendency; after the Board, N. Y. C. ltt; Erie 73. Foreign Exchange depressed. St. Louis Market. St. Louis, August 31. Flour Dull. Wheat 5c lower; $2 202 30 for prime, and $2 2&c2 30 for choice. Corn DuH; 6164c for mixed and yellow, and 72&73c lor white. Oats Q,uiet at 8739c. Whisky Unchanged. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, August 31. Flour Unchanged, in fair demand. Trade brands 310(312, and fancy $13 5014. Wheat Dull, and prices drooping. Red $2 38(&,2 45. Corn Dull, at 55c. Oats 30ca,35. Whisky Steady, at $2 2630. Provisions Unchanged, dull; nothing doing; prices nominal, but holders are not disposed to press sales, and In view of the light stocks are firm at 33c: for mess pork, 15c(al7; for bulk meats, 17c 19; and 21c for bacon. Lard Is held at 20c. Gold 147. New Orleans Market. New Orleans, Aug. 31. Cotton Easier; sales three hundred bales low middlings at 3334c; receipts 166 bales. Bank Sterling -55. New York Exchange Par. Freights Unchanged. There were fourteen deaths from cholera yesterday. Milwaukee Market. Milwaukee, Aug. 30. Flour Unchanged. Wheat Irregular, at $2 002 15. Corn Q,uiet at 52c. Oats Steady at 31c. Receipts '00 barrels Flour, 15,000 bushels Wheat, and 6,500 bushels Corn. Shipments 1,200 barrels Flour, 1,500 bushels Wheat. Baltimore Market. Baltimore, Aug. 31. Flour Is dull. High grades are scarce. Wheat Is steady. Red, $2 702 80. Corn Is steady at $1 03 for white, and 90 93c for yellow. Provisions Are dull. Sugar Firm. Refining, 10llo. Coffee Steady. Whisk. y Firm. Western, in-bond, $2 85 2 35. Seeds Timothy, $5 oo5 2o. BUSINESS CARDS. New Goods and New Store. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. WR8. WACI.ET HAS JUST OPENIff ed a fine stock of MILLINERY UuODS, comprising every Variety of Ribbons, Silks, Flowers, Laces, Feathers, Nets, Bonnets, and Hats of every shape and style, including the Sailor Hat, Gladiator, rundown. Turban, Dewdrop, Derby, Gipsy Queen, Seaside. Ac, Ac, and will keep the choicest selection of Fancy Goods to be found in the West. w. Particular attention given to Bleaching and Pies ing. Beaver and Felt Work repaired as handsomely as new. Great Inducements offered to the Wholesale Trade In particular. Latest styles always on band. No. S SECOND STREET (Bray's Block), Evansville. au27 d2m GENERAL ENGRAVER, No. 7 FIRST STREET, Between Main and Locust. WOOD-CUTS, ILLUSTRATING every business and profession, faithfully executed. STENCIL-PLA TES. This branch of business, so important to the mercantile community, will receive prompt attention. Agent for P. Evans's Seal Presses. W Call and examine specimens. auZT dtf KENTUCKY HOTEL RE-OPENED BY MBS. HA8BBOO K, Water Street, bet. Locust and Main. THIS HOUSE, HAVING BEEN thoroughly overhauled and refurnished throughout, will be opened for the public accommodation on SATURDAY, September 1st. Being centrally located, business men will find it desirable aud convenient to take day boarding at the Kentucky. Travelers will And a hospitable reception and reasonable charges. ao29 dtt

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QUEENSWARE.

1 ) Hark A Warren, NO. 18 MAIN STREET, IMPORTERS OF CHINA, GLASS AND Qneensware. CONSIDER OUR ADVANTAGES! W are now receiving our Queensware direct from the Potters of the Old World ! Al New Orleans, our crates are hoisted from the Ocean Steamers, and placed on board Steamboats, which land them at our whan In this city, thus making but one transfei from LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND -TO Evansville, Indiana. You will observe, therefore, that we secure safe and speedy transportation, as well as great saving In breakage, which alone is a very important item to be considered in the cost of our Wares. Our Stock is one of the largest and best assorted to be found in the West, and for tale at .fUfcl 1 tiyiiaavuo J Extremely Low Prices. :W 1 We are now manufacturing every description of COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE and COAL OIL LANTERS, which we will sell at less than Cincinnati prices. Lamp Stock, consisting of Burners, Shades, Chimneys, Pegs, and Feet, for sale at manufacturers' prices. Our new Catalogue and Price List for 1886 Is now ready for distribution, which will be furnished to Merchants only, on application. INSURANCE. W. A. PAOM, 1 Notary Public. J Edgar Sharps. W. A. PAGE & CO., FIRE, RIVER, LIFE, and ACCIDENT Insurance Agents, No. 6 South Water Street, Between Main and Locust, ..'... Evansville, IndHome Insurance Company OF NEW YORK. Cash Capital $2,000,000 Assets, July 1st, 1866 3,596,922 FIRE, MARINE, 4 RIVER INSURANCE Washington Insurance Co. OF NEW YORK. Cash Capital 400,000 Assets, July 1st, 1866 68b,3l Columbia Insurance Company OF NEW YORK. Cash Capital $500,000 Assets, July 1st, 1866 500,000 : I'"1TKD Fire and Marine Insurance Co. OF COVINGTON AND CINCINNATI. ill KM Cash Capital $350,000 Assets, July 1st, 1866 398,000 New York Accidental Ins. Co. OF NEW YORK. Cash Capital $250,000 Assets, July 1st, 1866 276,000 Insures against ACCIDENTS of every description. Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company OF MILWAUKEE. Cash Assets, July 1st, 1866... $1,250,000 The greatest success of any Life Company ever organised. HOI.ICIES ISSUED IN THE ABOVE well-known Companies, and all losses promptly adjusted and paid at this office. W. A. PAGE & CO., Agents, No. 6 South Water 8treet, aul8 dly Evansville, Ind. Evansville Insurance Co. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $1,000,000 Paid Up Capital 250,000 FIRE, MARINE, A FLAT BOAT RISK Taken at fair rates. H. Q,. Whbxlck, President. Jamks H. Cutler, Secretary. directors : Charles Viele, J. S. Hopkins, Gilllson Maghee, Robert Barties, Dr. M. J. Bray. John Ingle, Jr., H. a. Wheeler. William Brown, Dr. F. W. Sawyer C. P. Parsons, Business Agent, who w i 1 also attend to Life and Accident Insurance Office, corner of Main and First Streets. In First National Bank Building. ap!8-m J. Smith's Shirt Manufactory, No. 8 Second Street, in Bray's Block. HIRTS MADE TO ORDER FROM j9 measurement, and a fit warranted. A Stock of ready made Shirts and Collars always on hand, and at prices that will suit the purchaser. Tucking Skirts, Stitching Bosoms, Ac, done with neatness and dispatch. .. Thankful for past favors, the subscriber respectrully solicits a continuance of the patronage so generally bestowed for the past five years. J SMITH.

DRUGS fc CHEMIC A.JEJSI

DRUGST '.MI VW HAST rAHPI wvv n A? arranged RETAIL DRUG an3 Hl;KllTiuiN bivbe in the Wi found CORNER MAJX AND K"l ls if'KTO V.vanKvillo !n,l . cau find a' very large assortment Tlrtior Pa 1 ent Milcinfft TriHit and Perfumeries : where is also to bar a fresh supply of TOLU CHEWINtr also PARAFFlNE WAX, flavor Hose, i.emou, anu xuiu. imm PERRY'S MOTH ami I R jlvtiun rorsaieat o mai

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PALMER'S COSMETIC LOTTC9 received. Cor. maim ana a Another supply of KASTERL TB1 CINE& come to hand at SCHLA EPF ER'S DrufcgHMji

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Three SHOW GI.OREW far utn k 1 at No. 58 MAIN STAUD One second-hand OIL CAN, Kauious, lur suit very low ai SCHLA EPFEJHBf Cor. Main I A laree assortmer t of TUBE COl TJ t TTC3 U L'U llDYIVi: i ITU D i T TfT&l CANVAS lor sale at SCHLAEPFKUBfc At SCHLAEPFER'S you can fluA i. best assortment of WALLETS. PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, PO! ISIISS, ana Bit.L-WAi.l.t ie Hit MARSHAL'S and MARSHISFS RINE CATHALICON Just receive ate

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oobelln xl'1t,,0',,l "' " MAGUIRE'S COMPOUND BEN NE PLANT for sale at SCHLA EP je30 Corner of Main N.B. Special attention given to pvtum? up and compounding Prescriptions, at Jk hoars of the day or night, at SCHLAEPFER'S DRUG STORE CORNER MAJN and teECONl 8TRWS3R ..OvJ V ETAKSV1I.LK; TS?B. CLOUD & AKIN, MX Wholesale Aim

MANUFACTURING CHESLME No. 5 Main Street.

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DR. ARfflSTEAD'S TONIC UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, PILE OINTMENT. BW AB orders promptly filled. OLD AND RELIABLE (Established I860.) WHOLESALE DRUG STORE: Keller As" Whiter 32 Slain Street. fcb7-m WHOLESALE A RETAIL DRUGGISTS 7S Main Street, TS Evansville.. .Indiana, "Wholesale and Beta Drugs, Medicines, Palms Stuns, rateut m Fancy ArMcles; Janii dem ami juTLlquoa..

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