Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 April 1867 — Page 5

THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL, SATURDAY APRIL 13. :S37.

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WAHTE!- 31 FORMATION Of the whereaOom of JohnfRrian, tbra in London, England. Any information regarding the ald Brian will be gladx received by h broth.r,HENRy BRIAN, ML Vernon, Ind. . a - t -v'.i apl2 dlt WA XTEI-CABINET-i.M AKER9 - At Shawneetown, 111., Cabinet-Makers ; also. Cane and Wood Seat Chair-Makers. Address or call on MARTIN INMAN, Shawneetown, Illinois. aplO WANTED TO ' EXCHANGE Some valuable Farming Lands in Illinois, improved and unimproved, tbat I would like to trade for vacant or improved Lots in Evansville. Address MARTIN" INMAN, Shawneetown, Illinois. - aplO Eggs! Eggs! WAMED-EGGS IN AXY QITAXtity. large or small, at the United States House, No. 2U Main Street, between Seventh and Eighth, for which the highest market price will be paid in cash. -inch6 3m R- RANGER. . FOR SALE. T?OB BALE-HOUSE AND LOT In the upper part of the city. Inquire at tii is-office. - i aplS a Rare, Chance! - ir , Lots for Sale on Time. 100

, C AX CELLING, THOSE DESIRA- . JL .ide Lots in the Southern Enlargement ''to persons wishing to build. ALTOGETHER F ' ON TIME, and at my CUSTOMARY CASH PRICES.. This afford 'mechanics and laboring men- opportunity .of owning i i their own . houses ior the money they would pay out for rent. Better call soon. When the street railroad is built, these lots will be worth double the price I now 5 -o3ethTn,r.- n j "I " i . . ...K i WJKOVJ. ClfANDLER, J " . - , ; ,. ,. . No. 2, Second Floor, I r p8 dtf ' s - ' y- -' Chandlers BlockA Nice Residence for Sale. ;

I 'Still sell mV fatilbesiDENCE, on the corner of Second and Walnut Streeis, in Evansville now in good order for reasonable price, on easy terms. Possession git en May 10th. Title perfect. Ad.iress " H. E. READ. : 138 Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. feb23 dtf ... . . . FOB SALE LOT. For sale at a bar- ; gain, a Lot 50 feet on First Street, with " a good building on it, suitable tor raauofacturlng purposes.- Inquire of I. BAEK, i corner of First and Main streets. febOdiin FOR SALE AND FOR RENT. -f Kf CHEAP BtlLOlXO LOTS. JL9 J Dwelling Houses, and Farms, 'len thousand acres of Farming Land. I buy and sell Real Estate. ,t ... . ALVAH JOHNSON, ' t:i ,.i. . . . Real Estate Agent, '.Third " Street, Evamville,.'- Indiana. , dec22tf , , - - - XTTMBER,fcC. Hi --r . f i. ,- t

, f-econd St., Between, Chestnut and CUerry Evansville. In J. . Ba&h, Doors, Window BLrxDS, LkessuLumber, Boards, Laths, &c, of every citr-cnptiou--constantly I ou hand.-- --Pacfctn; . Boxes of all kinds niude to order.' Sawing of every kind done uu the shortest noiiie. ania-iy., 'j. i, f ,; , rti.i;. : ; ? SASH, D00ES, . LiTLHJER, &c. ' ..Humid Sons, r i Manufacturers of ... ""' ' Sash, Doors. Blinds, Frames, &c; , . ; Also, Dealers in . , ' MICHIGAX LUMBER;1 Keep constantly on band Lumber of every description, Pine and Poplar Flooring. Wfcatherboarding, Shingles, Lath, &c. . , :t wiug-o ,evtry de&cripUon done to "order. ... , J . Orders from abroad will be promptly attended to. - . : , - ; Factory and Yard, ' Cokser Walxut street axu Caxal, ' ' pvll - - Evari-ville, lud

EVANSVILLE FIXE AKT ASD PHOTOGPvPHIC GALLERY, Corner of First and Locust Streets. "" - ' just opened. ' ' The proprietor begs leave to inform the public of. Evansville and the adjoining communities that he has opened a Fine ; Art and Photograph Gallery as above, and is now prepared, by means of the Solar - Camera, to enlarge any picture on canvas to the size of life or cabinet size, and finished ' In oil colors, thereby making it the most - durable picture of any whatever, a perfect fac simile of the original, and at prices below the usual charge for pictures of a similar character. J. MASSALON, Proprietor. . , E. D. Evans, Photographer. mchl5d3m . r Contractors and Builders ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE THE drawing of tne Meeting-House of the First Baptist Church, and leave their estimates with the architect, Mr. Mursinna, in whose office the drawl i.g is also to be seen. aplO dtf JACOB sixzica. JOHN J. SIXZICT t j. siNzxcH & son, No. 20 Water Street, - - . , ,BeU Sycamore and Vine. BOAT STORES CORDAGE, :;. GROCERIES, OAK CM, " ' Hemp, Cotton, aiid 'Gam Packing. Lath, Yarn, Twine', RosinWrought Spikes, Scc.,"&c. ' . , ra.' Coal, and 'Rubricating Oils, v : ijr iw iomp?.ly.Ciled, at lowest rates. a-agi--ity ,,r -. v.31 ERCHAXTS EXrHAXCE and GENTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT, ,'. " 3ff. 5 First- Street. TRUNTZ & M ENTZER, Proprietors. - The choicest Wine aad Liquors will be. kept, constantly on bau'i; and special attention will bT siven- to the . i , . v. -.it .iRESTAUKANT. o r whfre all the delicacies ol the sea-son will be served in the most approved style making ita pleasant rert for the MERCHANTS and BUSINESS MEN of the city. A liberal patronage is tolicited . xxrii dJm .;( ' "J . ' Fire Limits. IH -9th DAY OF APRIL. 1867, 1 rill aDPlv to the Common Council of fit.- rt c,T ncviiio fnr nermission to erect a frame building. 22 by 32 feet, one story high; ai.-.o,t build a irame aaaition, 18 by 40 teet, one siorv high, to my storeh u-e both on Lot No. 13, Donation Enlargement. J. P. ELLIOTT, apll 'Union copy. . Xotice to Eariners. CHOICE LOT OF AOKICFLTUral Imnlements. consistiniz of Plows. 'anninK Miils. Whwelbarrows. c. all of fered for sale below cost. 1 F. H. EHRMAN & CO., i - -; . : i , o. IS Water Street, Orr's Block. mch20 tf

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By Telegraph. New Orleans, April 12 , Cyrrojf Sale, 750 bales; prices lower and the market -unsettled; Low Middlings, 26 26J-2C,-but these quotations are nominal. Receipts lor the weet, 8,405 bales, against 9,750 bale Exports, 21,780 bales.- Stock in port, 167,232 bales.. , , , . , 1 Stoab Fair to Prime, 13c. Molasses Fermeatlng, 67c Flo TO. Firm and in good demand ; Superfine, 813 5013 75. Corn In good request at fall prices.' OATS 5d87Xc . -.; -y , , -. Mess Pokk Nominal at 922 50. Bacon Very dull ; only a retail business doing. - Lard Firm. 'V r ; Gold 137J4137. Stekling Exchange 147H9; Sight Ex change on New York, S premium. Special to the Evansville Journal. J s . Memphis Market. By Telegraph. Memphis, April 12. , Cotton Dull and lower ' at 25c. -ceipts during the week . 2,519 .bales; ports 1,900; stock 15,600 bales. , Corn $1 25 for choice white. " - Oats Firm at 85c Hay Easier at 3537c. FLOCR-Steady at S9 O0. PORK-Quiet atS23 5024 00. 'Bacon Clear 1313J4c ' Lard Unchanged. 1 .-',; Reex I . r Special to Evansville Journal. f AL .t Chicago -Market! By Telegraph. ... Chicago, April 12. Flour Dull and unchanged; demand lrmited.tl --K: bun i t Wheat 5Cc lower;, sales of Winter receipts cf No. 2 at S2 312 M ; .closing quiet at S2 32. Corn Opened moderately active; at $1 03 (3,1 04 for No. 1 ; sold down to tl 00 ; closed quiet, at SI 02&1 02. Oats lower ; closed quiet, at 51 52cfor.No.2 '".; : - r Rye More active, and 45c. lower; closing quiet, at tl 40 for Winter receipts of No. 2. ; Barley Inactive and nominal. Mess Pork $i2 75. . ; Lard 13cV ' !i, x "' Hogs Dull and depressed ; 87 007 50 for good' to choice smooth. -''' Beef Cattle Quiet, under light re ceipts ; S7 25(58 25 for good oeeves. I ' Receipts 2,900 - barrels' of : flour; 6,300 liuslwis of wheat ;18,C00 bushels of corn; S.COa.bushels of oats; 2,360 bogs. , ,mM Shipments 4200 barrels of flour; 6,300 bushels of wheit; 1,'100' bcshels of corn. Speeial to Evansville Journal. i 7, Louisville Market. 1 By Telegraph. ;. . Louisville, April 12. Tobacco Sales 213 - hogsheads "-At j fnK i Hies; i 4dig,xo. Flocr S10 2511 25 for superfine. Wheat Nominal. t f ; CoKN-Shelled 8790c li bulk" ear 85c.-'; Oats 7578c. : : . ' Mess Pork $22 in bulk ; shoulders 8c packed; clear ribbed' sides 11c; bacon shoulders 9c; ciear sides 12c. i . . , Lard Tierces 12c ';' Whisky-Ruw S2 23. : Special to Evansvilie Journal. ' - : - St. Louis Market. - : " By Telegraph. St. Louis, April 12." b Tobacco Steady and unchanged. ' 1 :' Cotton Dull; 2.5c fr middling. '. ' Fiour Choice brands very firm, and low grades dull and neglected ; prices generally unchanged. , : ; ' Wheat -Dull ; medium grades of Spring lOg loc lower, and better grades 5c lower; No. 2 Spring at S2 50; No. 1 and choice Spring at 52 903 00; fair and prime Fall at S3 4033 50; strictly prime at fi 553 60, and very choice White at S3 75..: : A ; , Corn Opened firm, but closed ' I2c lower; prleee range at II ,0852 07, , and closing at Si 10 for best. --.t . , Oats Heavy; at8184c, and closing at 80(0,610.', , . . :; , .... Barley Qniet ; at 81 251 35. ..' , Rye Firm, at $1 501 60. ' , ; Provisions Dull, aud business small. - Mess Pork Lower, at S22 252i 50. Bacon Unchanged. - . Lard Nothing : of importance doing; choice held at li.JJ13c in tierces, and 13J 14c in kegs. European Markets. EyTelegraph. London, April 12 Noon. : consols 'soy. - . , . i U.S. Stocks -Erie, 34; Illinois Central, 7tS; 5-20 bonus, 7d. The Weekly returns show a decrease of bullion in the back of England of 209,000 pounds. ' - .. Liverpool, April, 12 Noon. Cotton Sales for the week 58,000 bales. The market to-day is dull and tends downward. Stock in port 712,000 bales, 885,000 of which are Araericai . , ... r Breadstcffs Firm.; California wheat 13s9d(&14. ! -1 A - Corn 4-s9d. 1 Barley 4s8d. f Oats 3sod, "Provisions Unchingf d. ' Cheese 60s; Lard 49s." ' ; ' ' ' 1 ' ' ''' ' t Liverpool, April 12. Eve. - Cotton Heavy and inactive but quotations show no change. Sale . of middling uplands at 12s; Orleans l2i4s. ', , Bri;adstcffs Buoyant . vWheat-Cal-ifornia'firm at 14s per cental ; corn 42s per quarter for mixed Western. V . . j Barley Unchanged. ! !, ; V Oats Unchanged. , ; 1 Pkosiojjs- Firm); prime mess beef for ' 125.sper.24 pounds. Pork Prime Yness 77wid periiOO pound.' fvt-a , r-LARD i&s perwU ct ,x? " 1 - ,. .". '"BAtbSf Cumberland cutr42s per cwt. Produce Linseed cakes declined to 9 pounds 10 siiillitigs for thin oblong, ; , Sew York Market. EyTelegraph. New York, April 12. " CoTTOtf A shade" lower: sales of 2,'QQ bales at 27 27)-ic for .'niddling uplands, chiefly 27ic. ' - Flour Receipts 4,374 barrels.- Market les active, but prices are without change; sales of 7,i00 barrels. California Flour in fair request; sa es of 600 barrels and sacks at 815 -A 16 25. Canada Flour im fair demand; sale of 60m barrels extra, free, at 814 00f15 75. - Whisky Unchanged. No receipts. Wheat Market moderately active.with no decided change; sales of 21.000 bushels No. 2 Milwaukee at 82 632 65; 2,500 bushels Tejected do. at 82 45; 1,500 bushels white

Canada and 5X bushels white Michigan at 3 30; nd 22.0W ,iushels while Caliioi nia. m . k ; . v. i : . 1 1 t .r .k 1 f t' . t s

at st to. KAKLEff-Idtlrjt;y at -it.000 bushels Cunada West; tree, artt -0. Kjrliy Malt Dull i:okh- Receipts 2i,400buRhels. Market lower, with more doing ;. sales of 2,00 b shels at$l 9ml 30 for mixed Western in store, closing with buyers at $1 WlA and sellers at $1 30 also 81 31 for mixed Western afloat, 81 26 for new mixed Western, and 8i 30 for white Southern. Oats Drooping Tor Western and a shade firmer for State ; sales of 39,( 00 bushels at 7273c for old and new Western, and 78 79c. for State. No receipts RiCE-Quiet, with small sales -of Carolina. . " Coffee Rio heavy; other kinds steady; no sales. Sugar Firm ; ales of 500 hhds Cuba at 10llc, and 250 bo:es of Havana at private terms. Molassbs Firm ; sales of 500 hhds at 50 70c for Cuba, and 7580c for Porto Rico. Hops Quiet at 30ia60c. Petroleum Crude firm ; Refined in bond, steady : small sales at 28c for Refined in bond. Mkss Pork Quiet; sales of 3,600 barrels at 822 87a23 10 for New Mess, closing at 823 00 regular; 822 002250 for Old Mess, 819 50 2500 for Prime, and 821: W22 00 for Prime Me-s; also, 2,350 bbls New Mess at 823 62 22 87; sellers' and buyers'-option for May and June. ' ' Beef Steady; sriles of 270 bbls at old prices. Beef Hairu, firm at 404oc iJACON ieavy ; saies 01 oau ooxes ai ii($

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Cut Meats -Dull: sales of 215 packages at9'sl0c for shoulders and 1214c, heavy sales; 700 bbls at 1213Jic, the latter the' extreme. . Butter Dull at lOrtiloe for Ohio. I ' Cheese Steady atlS18c.' 1 i V 1 Money Steady. with a fair business at S&Z lor call loans. ... j Stirling Quiet at 93i9i, gold, ! for first-class bills. . 1 Gold No decided change;, opening at 137Tand closing at I39J4. , . iSTO'K.siovtrnnfienu more- aoJire, and a shade better. 1, , : i LATEST 5 P. M. 'i' l'u ' - Flouk Closed firm for good and dull for common grades. , . ... , 1 . Wheat Closed dull at 82 602 65 for No. 2 Spring, and firm and moderately active for white California, at 83 303 35. tilRye Dull. . , Barley Dull and nominal at ( 90c for westerns ,! .... 1 ; Corn More active and a shade better; sales 40,000 bushelsshipping mixed western at 81 30 in store and il 31 afloat. Oats Dull ; western 7273c. , Pork 822 95 cash for new mess, with sel lers at 823 10 regular, and buyers at 823 O-". beef steady cut me eats Nominally unchanged. I Steady at IQralOi for Cumber-1 1 Bacon land middles. Lard 12(13c for fair to prime steam, and 13(14c for kettle rendered. ' Cincinnati Market. ' By Telegraph. Cincinnati, April 12. Flour Unchanged and firm; the total stock here is 83,000 barrels. Wheat Firm; No. 2 Spring sold at 83 07K(s 10, with but J. very little offering. There is no stock of ajjonsequenoe here, CORN In better supply and offered more rreery. ana prices are- iuzc lower; ino. 1, e.e in ouik, ana sci in sacKs. OATaVoroin 1 unit nr witiK nawr olosJ lng at 680' In bulk. i - . r., 1 1 ii . ' ' kye uncnangea ana.quieu f : f Barlky-Steady. -. ' 'i Whisky Dull at 26c in bond.;'' Cotton Dull and; nothing ;done, .and prices are nominal. . Provisions Unchacged and quiet, with qotmncb demand., , . - - Bacon 50 hhds. clear ribbed sides sold at 15c. i Mess Pork Is held at 822 75. ' '.': Bulk Meats Sales of 100 hhds. bulk shoulders at 8c, packed ; clear bacon sides 12c, and shoulders 9c. Hams are unchanged and steady, but with a . fair demand. 1 Lard Steady, at 1213c Butter and Cheese steady ancl la fair demand. - , Clover Seed quiet, at 812. "J". .Timothy Seed if5,3 10. , ' " .. Klaxsbed 82 o0cj2 60. . ; ... Linseed Oil Firm, at 81 42. " : : Petroleum 40(s43c for refined, duty paid. . '. . j . . Gold Closed at 135136 buying, and iM4 selling. . . . , , ExcHNGBSteady. Money Market Easy, at 912 per cent. 1- Xi w York Grocery Market. By Ad ims Express. New York, April 10. Coffee The demand was less active today, but gold prices were well supported. We quote: Rio Prime, 19c; good 18a 19c ;tairl717c; ordinary 16felJc; fair to good cargoes 17"afl8)4c. ' Java Mats and bags 2i2ic: Maracaibo 174f'"i9c; Laguayral7j(ai9c; St, Domingo lBlbc, gold, duty paid. Fish We quote Diy Cod at 80 2.V5 75 for Grand and George's Bank. ' Mackerel have bcome dull; we quote Bay Ko. 1 818 2518 75 ; No. 2 817 00(& 17 50 ; No. 3 814 50 15 00. Herring 2528c for No. 1, and 4o(a5oc for scaled. . Molasses The market is 'flrm, but the business is mainly from second hands, including 150 hhds Cuba Muscovado at .Vvs 62c; 125 hhds Porto Rico 657.5c;55 hhds Demerara at 65c We quote: Cuba Muscovado 49S58c; Clayed 45a48c; Centrifugal 4142c; Port Rico 6070c Rice The market is firm, but quiet, at W?4-10c, currency, for Carolina, and 3?i(ij 4c, gold, in bond, for Rangoon. sugar The market for raw Sugars has become quiet, and prices are scarcely so firm under the decline In gold and large importations. We quote fair to iood Refining, 1010ic; Grocery grades, I0ijl2c: No. J2 D. S. Havana, lullc, and 5c, go HI, in bond. Sales to-day 600 hhds at 1012c lor Cuba, and liyicsilc tor Porto Rico; also, 1,250 boxes Havana at 10(gl2c Refined Sugars were quiet at lfa,14T4c for best Ground and Crushed ; 1314c for Soft White, and 12J4l3c for Yellows. New York Market for Drugs, Oils, tc. By Adams Express New York, April 10. , Drugs and Dyes We have bad a moderate demami for all articles coming under this beading; prices bave ruled firmer, but are without, special change. We quote: alum, per pound. 3?44c; arsenic, powdered, per pound, 2c; balsam copaiba, per pouud, 72J475c; bi-carb. soda, Newcastle, per pound, gold, 5J(u.o 5-1 (c; caustic soda, Pr pound, 8'409c;" cream tartar, prime, gold, 33c; epsom salts, per bound, 4c; gum arable, picked, per pound, 70(S0c; gum arnbic, sorts, per pound, 3538c; Jalap per pound. 1 75(tt2 20: manna, large flake, per pound, 81 60; oil lemon, per pound, gold, 83 75;t4 25; sal. soda. Newcastle, per pound. 2(a,2 3 16c; seueca root, per pound. dtjte: senna, per pounu, is; ; soua an. per pounu. goiu. (a iww:; suga r lead. per pound, gold, 30c; vitriol blue,'' per pOUnU, IOC. : Indigo Remains steady at ' 70a90c for Caracas; 65(!j90c , for Madras; 65S1 10 for Manila; $1 uO-oA 20 for Guatemala: 751 35 lor Oude, and 61 20ai 35 for Bengal. . . , Naval ST0REs-The market Gas become quiet, 'and- prices somewhat 1 unsettled. Spirits Turpentine 76Vc Rosin common S3 884 00; strained and No. 2, S4 I2i feo fiO; No. 1 and Pale Si 0010 00. Crude turpentine $5 50. Tar. 82 7533-25 for Washington and Wilmington. Pitch. 84. Oils Linseed oil is firm, at 81 291 30. Crude whale has sold at 85c for prime Northern ; we quote coast at 6170c. Crude sperm has sold in a small way for ho:ne use at 82 50 per gallon ; we quogs at 92 45ro,2 50. Lard, 81 tfr j l 15, as In quality. . Trade In Cincinnati. There has been a marked improvement in the general trade of the city during the week. The weather has been more seasonable, and there are some indications of Spring. The grass in the vicinity of the cit gives evidence of life, but the trees have not vet indicated that they will bud again. Tne roads are drying up, and dust has been quite plenty in the streets. Taken as a whole, the business of the week bas been fair but not active . Price Current, 11th inst. -

Ifew York Tobacco Market. By Adams' Express. NEW Yc4:k; April 10.

Acco The demand Tor Kentucky undergone no eiisential change. W e quote ,fe in currency '.4fAO4C; Common Selections, IjUhScj Heavy Western, . and Clarksville Ligs,5kfrv6c: Common at 79 8c; Medium, ttHJc;-Good,1215c.Fine, 16(18c; and Selections, 19a20c. . . ir ...... . .jwu . i',... . New York Hat Sales. By Adftms Express. New York, April 10. Hats There is no material change to note in the Hat trade. James H. Prentice's regular semi-weekly trade sale of today, at the warehouse in Brooklyn, was well attended, and 500 cases were sold at the following prioes: Wool Hats, Men's Plain and fancy Colors, 85 to 13 87 ; Men's Fancy Styles, 810 to 16 50; -Youth's Fancy, 8 12 to 14 00; Children's Plain and Fancy, 83 87 to 4 62; Boy's Plain, 84 25 to 7 00. Cassimeres Men's Plain, 816 to 24 25; Men's Fancy, 820 to 28 50. W bite, Drab, Nutria, and Dove, 821 50 to 30 50. Black Bearer and Belly Nutria, 830 25 to 41 50. Black Brush, 834 to 48 25. - , RIVER NEWS. i . . For other River Ilemt tee Seventh Page. - ' The additional arrivals and departures last eveulne were the Tahlequab ' CincinEastport; Rose Hlte, Louisville and re-turnMlnueolu-Memphis to Cincinnati, Louisville, 10 New Orleans; Wm. White, Green; Rlyer Jo BvanM!aie.:i.....TheTahlequah, Camella and Miuueola bad good trips, the first two being down to their guards,. ....The Mihneola reeelved a- large amount of freight here for Cincinnati... The Roise Hite. had ian excellent packet trip TJie Wm. White arrived last night and will return to Green River this ev&i nlng i.jiThe : Louisville left after dark last night pretty well down, and bad engagements below sufficient to , Dut he guards in the water. She Dad also a number of 'passengers... ...... The Tahlequah; received 150 bai'rels cornmeal from Cox & Humphrey, for Arkansas River.. The Tigress had a heavy tow of empty barges.... .The wreck of the Laura Fenton is harr aground, in consequence of which the sale set for to-day ' is postponed ne week." The Tigress took a gentle pull at her yesterday, but failed1 to move her Captain Hartupee, one of the owners of the Great Republic, was in the city yesterday having arrived ' by the Strader. He informs as that the Republic made a run of seventy-fire miles coming '-up, in five hours; and -between -New Orleans and Vicksburg she made one dash of fifteen mlles-ln fifiy-two minutes. She reached Cairopn Wednesday nlgbt and. proceeded to St a Louis, She deranged some of her machlnervwi her wavurj 7J'he Clifton macainerj on uer way up ...- lie llibUU l Mam nl, lei nri II Yia i tor Memphis, will beJiere tm Sunday morning, f SpedatfltiYei l)is)ltches. EXCLUSiyELY TO THE JOIBVAI . " 1 Louisville, April 12. The rhrer is rising, wttU eight and a half feet In the canal. . ; - STEAMBOATS. FORPCAIRO, HICKMAN, and MEMPHIS. t The fine passenger steamer . w vijir a.m. -W? Frunt Rtln. Mastr. Geo. W. Hunter. Clerk. L; Leaves Evansville for Memphis and all intermediate ports on SUNDAY, 14th inst., at 9 o'clock a.m. For freight or passage sppjy on board, otto - XX & HUMPHREY, Agents. apl3 dlt FOR CLARKSVILLE and NASHVILLE. The tl ne passenger steamer ' .KM.WA VLOYI. S W. G. Voris. Alaster. Leaves Evanville 'for Clarksville and Nash ille, and all way ports, .on MpNDAY, 15th inst., at 10 o'clock A.M. 1 For freight or pa-saae apply on boarJ, or to COX & HUMPHREY, Agents. .. apl3 dlt - Regular'. Greeif Blver Packet. TJie staunch Freight and - - - Steamer Passenger Alf. Edwards, Master, Will leave Evansville tor Woodbury every Wednesday, and for'Bowling-Green everj Saturday, at 5 o'clock p.m. apl3 dtf FOR WABASH RIVER. The splendid steamer . L I' IN A, , Tom Boluss. Master. Leaves for Wabash River on SATURDAY, April 13ta, at 4 o c:ock p.m. For freight or passage apply on board. aplldSt II. M I S II L E It ' S -' CELEBRATED IIERH BITTERS. Jft MITRE CURE for all Diseases arising -TJL from Impure Blood, or a Weak or Disordered Stomach, Liver, or Kidneys. MISH-LER'S HERB BITTERS are guarranteed to cure Cholera. Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Bloody Flux, Diarrhoea, Typhoid, Remittent, Ittermittent. and Bilious Fevers, Fever and Ague, Cholera Morbus, Yellow Jauudloc, Scrofula, Running or Sore Legs, Cancer. Colds, Cramp in the Stomach, Chronic Diarrhoea, Piles, Tetter, Scald Head. Ophnema or falling-away sickness peculiar to children, Leucorrhcea, Falling of the Womb, all obstruction to the due course or nature in females, all venereal diseasesRemember, if it does not cure you, your money will be refunded . The demand and' popularity is"-o great that B. Mlshler offers to pay to the proprietor ot any medicine 8360 that can. show a greater number of genuine certl-' ficates of cures effected by it of the abovein en tioned diseases. 1 , . , .. , . For sale, wholesale and retail, on Second Street, bet. Main and Swamore. mch22 dlm A. GETZ,. Evansville. Ind. . , l ;? ; ' Notice. ' :' flTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEJT, that XV two weeks from date I will apply to the City Council for permission to erect a frame kitchen, in by 20 feet, and a frame wood-shed, 18 by 2o feet, on the southeast third of Lot No. 94. MRS. A. A. GOSLEE- . April 8th, 1867. : . rap9 Union copy. - - DR. R M. HARVEY, . Physician and Surgeon. Office LEET ST., bet. Second and Third Evansville. Ind. leblS d3m i GET THE EARLIEST AND THE BENT. 150 bush. Goodrich's Early "Cusco" Potatoes; 100 bosh. White Sprout Potatoes; For sale at reduced prices at VICKERY BROS., Eureka Bazaar, 75 Main Street. -

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T7TT ff - ' 1 ( 1 ti !"; ...g:-,.t;n i 7 u B ...:r,.'r 50 . M ma -a-:-'. Vt 2: . . ;. ...'; as t'o Of" . ft - . 5 - . . - MACHINISTS, l . ' '- - .- . ::: ..-,.,1 ... .,:w,.,-r , '. ' ' ! '- "- i'l-: -i'A---Ail .'' "V. It Uh: ?-.?. '".If j ' ''" y-'-'- ..- .r ! ; .in. 7 ' - -J -r'.i ifvii;? .;.U:.:.it i!T i CBLUliTZE, '' "" 1 : i , - .ft vtl : , -iC '' 1 : .,!".!';'f 'if. : .nil- '.ft vrj i-.,v J Ji?S'ecli aiiiS if, ?i miry , .J.':f lo tf -. fi r, H'a u "Vt M ' I in '(TC. 1 , Manufacturers and Builders ol lie ! -f. .fH.'J fift'UJV" .Wr.llitt -A. fir ail : vani Engines, Circular; $9Y 'll :r l- 'mrV ,; " ifll"! .'t"i j irf ,511118...;,.... J , I -.r: '., ; f, . . Jl j ..t . 'Jt. ; , .."j".... yir, , I " '( ' , " ,i ;i . - . 1 -. I ? ! , . " - . ' -J ' ' I ' ...V"- :: '- , :! ' .... ! ' i ; , ' J i.in and Suir Jliils, Tobacco Screws t-'t-i- ' ' ' " ' ." 1 Gamming Machines, Distil-' ) : ' . .'- ii.i s 1. .oo) ' leryand Mining Ma-1. io i-i , . . .i :hlnery, Malt Mills, Corn j ' , '.beUeral HouseFronts tellar Grates 0 I. u 1 1 M 1 1. tf I IKON A, BRASS CASTINGS " It .''t r'if(.-:'t 1'IOU! .IKffc '' ,i. ui.eyeryjwsciTpu. j1(i?? j j,,, nchlnery of ail kinds Mademnd Repaired. '.'t. !-..- in.; il'Ji ;;... 9,. ; .i r ! Dealers In' Belting, Fire Bricks,' j. 'A .yl'ui i!l 'in '')'., 1 ' .. . Steaui Guagea, and , , ... A.. ', ' ' ' I brought Iron Pipes. Old Materials Bongbt, : DC--': ' i JU1 i. fe have tl; iacility of the best Ma.xery and Workmen, and will give alt K entruateu io us our iuujviuuui mumtill orders promptly,, warrant our r : ' K, and charge reasonable prices.. ' 'itice and Foundry, corner of First arid Je: Streets, Evansville, Indj u : il , , B. Workmen sent to all parts to til . ' work and do repairing. . i 'ebJ2m ; SCHULTZE, THUMAN 4 CO. r i-: i. is;:' J i' iv. It 3GITZ & H AiSTE Y, -l ' i i f-. . t ORESCENT FOUNDER V, ' ' ' v: v;vansvillt: .Indiana - i . ManafactnrSrs of v , ,rEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS PORTABLE ENGINES " r AND ; ' ' .".- CIRCULAR SAW MILLS ... . ' ., ' ' .. ft; :. . . , ' " f ,-!'' . : " " . " . j .-:'....;' Of the most Approved Pattern. ' Hi kinds of Machinery appertaining to :.r : '. !.; -': '! Bailroada ' ; ' ' f 1? E 'A. M TJ A. T : .v a Distilleries, . Flooring , r ! . . . . .... -14 -'. I Mills'ofV sloes', with tbe latest j J : - iprovements attached ..u and Brss Casttngs of -Everj Description. ' V' . ealers in Steam Gaages, Gum Belting, .ie Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, Bolting ir.th. .. at Manufacturers' Prices. s n pairing Done at Short Notice. Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work ad Repair Boiler uua .uacmriery. r All orders rtrlll -jsa.ve t r indlvldai Attention, and will be nroryjf j itedou tue most reasonable t erras. Oflloe and Foundery on the Canal .corner a: Ingla Street oo6-Sy

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TUEOREAT HISTORICAL rJf TTINGI J.Insco jViKJaTriH' GRAND PAl"iTlA ii. of the BI BLR. First time in Evar Ui ZfJgGxic II ALL J FIVE DAYS MII s. ' ' day, And NAturAAy,- - tApril 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, ana : . Every Afternqop ani Eyenlng. This-Is the "largest and most 1. , ; Painting of the Sacred Scripture-, u t world covering nearly 4,000 squan- yards of canvas, and comprising sornt .- . ctr of the most sublime scenes of tne ,.,t smu years of Biblical History. Exhibition each evening otSo'c!' c Tickets 50 cents; cUUdreii under l- ujyare old,25cents. ,, : 1. ; ' k . -i Tickets to afternoon exhibitions. 25 children under ten years old, 15 cU. mch28 dtl GRAND BALL t-AT TURNERS HALL TiT REOVEKT OF MANY " Fellows from - here,-1 will giv m rIDAY 4prll 3Q(h, 1867, 'If i I '.ft i H.!.llf'''" . I at Turners' Hall, to the honor of the BroOernoxl. Tickets 7Se. ior lady and gentleman. Runner will be served un durinir the Ball night at all boars, and bills of fare wdllfce In readiness for that purpose. apri ' ' uuvv ahu w tLHL.ti.ti. HAIGHT &': CHAMBERS' ; rain !v vtrr .7 .1 I ..-.unit, m ,!!.!")" ' I ,f.iniI li''!.7' Cw I.R -(CoiIIk .S 1 mi i nil I JitOi !ivi If 1 1 u-ii i ol )fllrI l-xm ..t..Hi,rt An'd' ASffifJ" '' .U -iliA Jr. i ri;iiial ia" : ff ii'jj 3sr AGJVjii ie i ry-'f a v. -h'-f-VA , i aji.v i.i. ;, i '.k h : r. .'j u i. NEWIV EtllTIpi'En; COMPLETE in detail, Mod combined for tbe traveling season of 1867, will give their InltiaS exhibJtlots , ' - ' ' . 'If '-i .-t i ."I'f.rilff At EvaiiHiIIe ! M O N D A Y,1, ,' A P 11 1, h 15m. .'' i"- r. ' In i.'i 'f ( 'j (( : ;r. - Doors open at 1 and vm ' .n.ti Admission to tbe whd'.e Combined Show4 50 cents; childieu under tt .(..years of The . above' Company , will perfonn.jBt Newburgh, Tuesday, ApS i'lCth; Osmastoro, Wednesday, Apiu i.tu; Rocknart, Thursday, April 18th; . ai. ."I'nd, Krf;U,T, April IWh; Hawesvillf-.Xf - itj-, April JB. Grand Procession at 1; a. . Grand Aerial Ascent--; 0U y ;;.Irs. Jeanle ...presenting a series oi eineixaioinenia replete in every feature with absorbing interest and attractive novelty, and so refined, artistic, and recherche in representation as to warrant the hearty approval t all lovers of the truly grand ancl subline. In Jhe Equestrian, Gymnastic, Athletic, andi Acrobaxie Delineations, only FirstOlassand Popular Artists will participate, they whom - tbe Management can tak pleusnre in' presenting and the audleoif in witnessing tneir aomevemenis arusw who bave received every manifest ation of approval from the most critical, .audience. Among those who have passed this ordeii successfully, and will appear at each exubltion or this mammoth combination, ar M'lle Marie La Tort,- Mr. Albert Hmltfe, Miss Nellie (Day, Signorita Bonlf.u.ts, the Mtacox Brothers, 'Mr.', Williaus Naylor, Mr. H Bernard, Big. ' lienilno Tlbbw. . Mr. .Ttios. Poland, Mr. i Hansuel Hinds, Old Saia ' Lm: l(. op, tii. (Jut Shaw, Mr. Tom Burgess, uml a Utjipe trt invlncfble Tumbler. -. The Zoological Department is unuriiial?-l-rt;e aixl conplete, and embrace mm rare and I'leaatiful specimen ol Wl Reiwts ana" lilrd. lrom every i sr e.the globe, amonn which are Asiatic ai African iloiis.-TiKers, Ijfit id, l'mithei PuniaK, Kangaroos. Isu-h, M"kin Swine, icluieumons, Ocelots, Tup lis. . Gorillas, Apes, and Monkeys, and an unprecedented large display of briilisnt aud b.aiitiful plumaged Birds, some of which are exhibit,'! for tbe first time in this country, vis., tbe Sacred - While Peacock; from Japan.' J- - A very attractive feature will be the performance of the truly beautiful little liwlr, Hignorlta Ella Eugene, in the liens of Uxt Lions and Tigers, which she will enter a& each exhibition, and .by her unaccountable power reduce the shv sue monsters tm abject and even- servile submission, peaseating the niot astonishing instance stf female intrepidity ever witnessed. In addition to tbe above brilliant aac on paralleled array of genuine and secObia attractions, tbere will be introduced Lb performances of Trained, Trick, and Danainn Horses, Monkeys, and Ponies, sloC Laughable Comicalities. ap dlsr Guardian's Sale of Real Estate. BY VIKII E OF AN ORDER r the Court of Common I'leas ol Vaj derburgh County, the undersigned, guardian of the minor helra ol Hugh Ronabls. deceased, will, on the 4th day of May, UKO, sell at auction, at the court-bouse door la the city of Evansville.- the following-described real estate, to wit : . The undivided one-half of a tract cf lanst lying in the west ball of Section 29, Township 0 south, of Range 10 west, in Vanderburgh County, Ind., bounded as follows: Beginning at the middle of Eighth Street, as tbe same is laid out adjoiui&g the Eastern Knlargement of the city of EvaDsvllle, opposite th easterly side ot au alley whlon divides the tract hereby de nbed from Baker's Addition to said clf , and running thence northeastward! v along the southeasterly side of said alley 7 feet to I lie middle of Tenth Street, as laid out adjoining said Baker's Addition to said city at Evansville ; thence southeasterly alonr the middle of said Tenth Street, xtendei :l")tf feel to the westerly bank of the Wabasa A Erie Carnal ; thence south westward! alons: said sanal 624 leet to a -point oddosite the middle of Elgiith Street, as tUe same is lam oat inrougn ine noutnern cdlargement of said city; thence south 3152 20-100 feet to the pOlnT where the middle of said Eighth MI reft, through sattf Southern . Enlargement, 1 lnterse;ls tii middle of said Eighth Street adjoining said Eastern Enlargement; thence northwestwardly along the. middle of said Eighth Street adjoining 4id .Eastern Enlargement 4175 75-100 !et to tbe place of beginning; -being about fiine acres of land, adjoining Baker's Addition to tbe city of Evansville." - m . '' Terms or Kale One-third cash,one-mir in one year, and one third In two years, with Interest and security. ' JAMES CHURCHILL, i,' - Guardian, Ac Asa Iglebart. Attorney for Guardian. ap2 rrtHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO1 fore existing between Daniel Weaver, Win. H. Real, and Fred. W. Bennett was this day dissolved by mutual consent.

Fred. W. Bennett assumes an the liabilities and collects all accounts doe the late firm. Tbe business, will be continued at the old stand, Noh. Xi and 35 Locust Street, under the name of Fred. W. Bennett A Co. April Mb, 1807. , , . , , apli