Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 July 1867 — Page 5

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XIOR SALE BAB A Steamboat Bar, A on a ooai running in a good traae, InqaJre at HODGE, CAKR & CO.'S, No. 6 water street. jye a'lX, FOB DALE DAIRY To be sold, by private sale. aO head of prime Milch ujws anuii eirers, 2 Horses, 2 Wagons, Har nes, Wilfe Pans, Cans, Ac, pertaining to the milk business. Immediate possession Riven. Apply to TH.O,WA CURMt'K, uacuosviiie. jyaaiw FOB SALE AND FOR RENT. -g K f CHEAP ' BCILDIXO LOTS. JMJlM 1 Dwelling Houses, and Farms. l"en thousand acres of Farming Land. I buy and sell Real Estate. . ALVA1I JOHNSON, Real Kstate Agent, Third Street, Evansville, Indiana. dec22 tf , . . BOARDING. noARDlXG.-Plessant rooms and good aci-ommo ations for a few more ouuKient at i&jMain Btreei.oetween fourth ana mn. - - . . - jy u-'w kRITATE BOAHDIXG. First-class Boarding, bj the Day or Wefik, at E. Jj. BURN3'S, No. 70 Division St., bet. Second and Third, may21dtf .Evansville, Ind. . , . . i i i f . - BOARniSOmorSE.' Tte undersigned -has .opened a Boarding-House on TblrdiStreet, . between ycamxr- and Vine, opposite Philip Decker s store.where a number of day ana weekly boarders eah be accommodated with board, maylo r MRS. I. CARTER. WANT3BD. A1TTE SJTlivriON-In i wholesale or retail store (wholesale preferred), as Shipping Clerk nr Salesman, by a .voungraan, a resident of this city, who speaks English and German. Best of re ference given.- jror"Turmr? particulars direct to f. Ch box 877.' FOR RENT. FOR RE XT A large Brick House on Third Street, between Vine and Sycamore. Apply to Mrs. E. RALKICJH. Jy9 3t FOR RENT -A large House with elev- n rooms, in good locality; will make a rirst rate Boarding House. Also, a two story Dwelling, with five rooms, for rent. Possession of both immediately. A. JoHNSOX.Kaal EstaU Agent, jnly9tf EvansVlUey Indiana. FOR REST BtJrINES!i HOUSE A new brick business house on Third Street, well adapted for a retail dru store, confectionery, or mlPery store. .Terms reasonable. Foe par rs apply to jy3 dlw L ' C. STINSON. ANNNOUNCAijjiENl S AI- KOBIWNON Is a candidate for Jodgef ttie.Joni'tol Cbiamon Plena m ihe Firt District, composed of the counties of Posey, Vanderburgh, Gibson, and Warrick. Jy dtf Editors Journal Announce me to the people of the District a a candidate for the office of Prosecuting Attorney. W. HARROW. Mt-.Vernon, Ind., July 4, 1&.7. jy8 TilOXEKK COAI-YARD. PRIUJS& .T TO fUlT THE PEOPLE!! will de liver the bewt quality of Pittsburg t.'oal to any part of the city at IS cents per bushel; and also a good quality Of Pittsburg Coke at 15 cents per bushel, delivered. Coal Office and Yard, coiner Fulton Avenue and Water Htreet. A. J. HUTCHESOS A OU, junl8d3m H. . ' S clixrce cl y WHOLESALE DEALER IX ' ' ' - - ' . : - ' . CIS.IKS, TOBACCO, SSI FF, c No. 10 Main Street, Evanscille, 1-'. ' Calls the attention of the trade to- his nu. Brands of Cigaks and Tobacco. Call an examine my stock and prices.- ' Orders filled promptly, and at the lowes'. rates. ' v . dec22d3m F. IIAMMERSTEO, Carriage and Wagon llannfactnrei, Comer Main and ! Fifth Streets, EVANSVILLE i .IMIIASA HAS NOW ON If AN A NPtEMH) assortment of finely finished carriagf lor ilie spring trade, of the latest and mo approved styles, comprising two-seatei and light Rockaways, , stationary at. shifting top Buggies, fancy light trottinfe Buggies. Prince Albert Bv.ggies; also. Buggies gotten up extra strong lor country use. Ail work manufactured.? the best timber most thoroughly reasoned, and Ironed with extra refined iron. No factory wheels liked ; all are made in the shop, of selected material, and by the best mechanics. All work warranted to give entire satisfaction in every respect. Safes made at lowest eash rntes Purchasers will find it to their 4nterest to give him a call before- purchasing elsewhere. Repairing done to order. Orders solicited. ... . . . . aplti d3m . ?IHLIP, DECKERr; ' ' Manufacturer of ' ' "... Compound Lubricating Oils for all Itinds of Machinery. LARD OIL,- SOAPS, and -CANDLES. Tfmx AA?AmvlNE :rowth. ,2Ji&VOOl mch21 dly Real Estate Ajrency 11 jr P. EHi6U A Son ' HAVE OPEN EH A REAL ESTATE Agency for the sale of and renting of lands, houses, Ac.; &c. Persons having houses or land to rent or sell, or persons wishing to purchase or rent, will do well by calling on them at their office, on Third Street, near Locust, lit Elliott juuell tf s "Bloelt. MERCHANTS' EXC1IANE and GENTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT, No. S First Street. TRTJNTZ 4 MKNTZER, Proprietors. The choicest Wines and Liquors will be kept constantly or band; and special attention will b given to ther RESTAURANT,...where all the delicacies of the season will be served in the most approved style making it a pleasant resort for the MERCHANTS audtysiNESS MEN of the city, A iibfcrai pulrttiage is so'ictted ocii'. daui ' - ' - '

MONETARY & COMMEUIIAL

Hit J'eir lork Market, By Telegraph.f Nw Yokk, July 9. Cotton Dull ; sales of 880 bales at 26c for middling uplands. - - -Flouk Receipts. 3,437 barrels: market more active, and 1020c better; sales of 1.180 barrels at $6 70fu.8 30 for superfine State ; tS 60 10 00 for extra Western ; 910 40 &u w ior cnoice ao. ; siu uuyii vt lor snipping Ohio; $11 30120 for trade brands, and $9 50 U 00 for St. Louis. California, active ; sales of 450 barrels at f 11 00(3,11 50. Rye Flour, firm ; sales of 650 barrels at 96 50 W hi sky Quiet and firm. Whbat 92 20&2 25 for No Mil waukee ; K 50 for No. 1 do., and 12 02 95 for white. retail. . RVK-Firm. Barley Dull. Barley Malt Nominal. "" i ckn-Receipts, 40,0(10 bushels; market iwzc better: sales orsH.uuo bushels at il Utta 1 05c for new Western mixed; 80c Si 00 1 or unsounu ; 51 w ior min-urieu, ana Si V for white Southern. - . - Oats Receipts. M.095 bushels; oats 23c better: saies 01 tu.uuu bushels at HSQiSiftc for wv Ku;ru, ttuu uu ior outlet Rice Dull. Coffee Prime Rio. firm Sugar Firm: sales jf 1.000 hoesbeada of vaua H u($i2c; 1 . ...... . Molasses Lower; sales of 400 hogsheads oi juua on private terms nurB-uuib, Petroleum Dull at 16c for crude, and Z7o for refined in bond. Pork Lower : sales. 6.500 barrels at Til 25 (a 22 for new mess; ciosingat 921 00 cash for do; 918 50 for prime; and 1,000 barrels of new mess, sellers' August at wi 2. beef lrm at si&a2t uy ior new mam mess: szifafM oo for new extra mess: hams dull at W839 00 i .' Bacox Firm : 250 boxes of choice long Cut M bats Firm at. 8o for shout uers; oirornams. LARifteady at!112c for new. Butter Unchanged at 16c for state. W EEsa-71iJc. , , i -f i r I " ' ' X.ATEST 5 P. M. . , Flou Closed 5ai0c better on goo-t: Steady 49 common. .... - ' X i vx hisat-.Mmj wiin an upwara lenaeit cy : No. 2KprMiK. 92 10(a2 32; fio. i Sprluk. 92 40(a2 50: uye ciosea eoarce; aavancing; west ern. 91 42.U.I 4a. ' jt . t - j -. Oats Closed very firm, at 8283c for western. Corn Quiet, at 91 671 09 for arood to prime new mixed western. Pork -Hales 3,250 , barrels) new mess at 921 !bO2Z 00.; and closiatf With, sellers at 921 124 cash, and regular buyers at 922 00, iiKEjr nrm. Cut Meats Firm. Bacon lrm, with only a limited supply, Lard Firm, with a fair business, at 12V &Viia for fair to prime steam, and ym i'2c for kettle rendered . Oil A Cincinnati Market. By Telegraph,! J , I jCl NCI f tiAitfJ u fy 9. i-lour firm, and runv &oc nieher on better grades; lower grades dull and prices somioal; we quote fwtnihr ti912 00.J1 W; and fancy at 813 50iJ4 00; . ,J Wheat-Scarce and prices higher; fates oi ixo.z winter at 92 uug,2 uo; no new onerlng, the frequent shawers prevent It beluga tbrasbed out In Kentucky. O v .tt OKN-Unchanged; 7BcforNo. 1 in hulk and 85c for sacked; white would bling 80c ior sacaea. , , . Oats Scarce and in demand at 77c for No. 1, and 4(&7dc for No. 2. Rye Light supply: No. 1 would bring ; 91 25. ' - ;. Cotton' Dull and heavy and prices nom inal at zoc ior initialing. . VVhiskiT Stealy at 30c for bopded. . Mess Pork-1I eld at 922 50, with buyers at i oo, but eould have been sold at $22 00 lor September, at buyers option Bulk Meats Held at 9c and 11 for shoulders and sides, but these rates wre ?4e above the views of buyers therefore not much done. Baco Held at 10c, 12c, 12e and 13c for snoumers, stiles, clear rityand clear sides but these aie c above the views of buyers, go not much was done. Hms- Held higher. Lard imil, at HJc for prime city. Chkese At 12(S1.JC Egos - 15c. - ' ' 1 ' ' Linseed -At-51 42ffl 44. ' 'BurrtR Steady, at 15'c. , ' Got. Closed at 13S buying. ; Monfi'Makket IJlo.se. txcHAXGE- Hteacly, at par buying. Chlcago'lIarfeetT" By Telegraph. Chicago, July 9. Old Flour Dull and unchanired : freshground very firm, but without any change 1.1 ll Wheat Market uuse tied but hinher; regular receijns oi jo. z spring advanced sc. anu iois in lavorite nouses 0(S8j per uusnei, wiin saies at irom 51 auiosi ys'; closing dull at 1 92; regular receipts ol No. 1 red Winter in store sold at S2 55. Corn There is less activity in corn, but the marktrt rules firm at an improve ment or ymc per Dusnei: sales at iwjio kovsc for No. 1. and 80(Sl?ic for No. : closing quiet at 844Ji8 c for No. 1, and Sift 81KcforNo:2. Oats Quiet, but holders firni; prices lc mguer; saies ot so. a at oofc(3os4c; iosing ouiet at 56lfii57e. Rye Market 4!6c higher; sales small at si wytfai va ior mo. 1 in store. Brley Market entirely nominal. Provisions Firm and hisrher: mess pork is held at S22. with buyers atS2t-60 for ury sa it en ; snouiuers, ayc loose. Lard Dtrll at llIlVic. Rhceipts 20,08g barrels of flour 4,500 ousiieisoi wneat; i,o,oi ousneis 01 corn; 12.4UO bushels of oats. Shipments 2.902 barrels of flour: 3.179 bushels of wheat; 88,982 bushels of c jrn. St. Louis Market. By Telegraph. ' St. Loms, July 9. sToBACXX)4steady and prices still maint lned. . -- Cottos Dull ahd nominal.'' Hemp Heavy, at 8175 for choice un dressed, and S2 80 for choice dressed. Flour More active; fresh ground and choice a trifle higher; single extra 89(gil0; double du 910 5013 25; choice and fancy S1415. w Wheat c hieber: good and nrime new S2 252 35 : choice $2 3xy2 45. Corn In good demand and higher; 87 92c for mixed :90(5a5c for yellow; 98c(fc5l 10 for white, and Si 021 10 for fancy white. uats Higner. at i(itsoc. Rye Advauced to 9-jc$1. Pkovisioss Advanced. held at 923 at the close ; dry salt shoulUers Bacon Clear sides 12?4ial3cTclear rib LARD HT;e for choice kettle, and 13c for keg-i. whisky Firm, at 92 free. v : Louis rtlle Markets i. ' By Telegraph. Louisville, July 9. ' Tobacco--Sales of 326 hhds; market active; t2 75g3 25 for common .lugs - Hart County leaf. ' . , Flour I rregular ; 1 choice- new, 813 00 14 00. . "- - r :. Wheat New, $2 (ft. Corn White, 8&590c. Oats-80c. ' Pork 822 CO. Bacos Shoulders 10c; clear sides 13c, packed. Hams Fancy 18c. Lard Inactive: 11S11c lor tierces. Whisky In bond, 30c Groceries Firmer. Sugar l"J4c for New Orleans raw, 15c for choice. Memphis Market. , By Telegraph. Memphis, July 9. Cotton Quiet, at 23024c; no receipts or exports. Corn Steadv, at 81 101 12. Oats At 80&82c Hay Dull and unchanged. Pork Quiet, at 823 5023 75. " ' Bacon clear sides 13c. Flour Superfine dull, at 98 5010 50.

New York Drj Goods Jlarket-

By Telegraph.1 New YOKK,.July 9. Xhe same QUiet that a nrcvlnnlv un. nueu joniiuues. dui tne mar cet is nu-.le lirin, t i(uic ior an standard sheeting! 1417c forlightai.d medium: unblecled muslins range from 12c to 40c. wide as to quaucy: prints 14j4c; ghiglmni 12a uiuu ijic lur mown, anu musuii ue laines at 20c tor all staple standa rd makes A mures and calico bring 22J(& 23c: Persian cloths 28c; do. robes de cbambre S5: all wool delaines 42a-l.v lAdieV -fr..k inir 1 , ' ' 1 HHk U'g. .....v : Earepean Markets. By Cable. '-. -" ' Liverpool, July 8. ! COTTOK VerJ-' dull; sales to-dry 7.b00 bales middling uplands at 10? ; do Orleans 10. ; ; v BKEArjercrFs Corn 37s Sd ; wheat 13s 9d oats 37s 9d ; barley 5s ; peas 39s 6d. Provisions Pork 75s; beef 156s; bacon 42s 6d ; lard 47s Sd ; cheese 60s 6d. , Produce Potashes 31s; petroleum spirits 8$4, ; refided Is 2d ; rosin com mon 7a ; tal low 44s ; clover seed 4is. ; , r Lokdon, July 9 5 P. M. Sugar No, 12 Dutch standard 15s 6d. t Pva Iron Scotch 53s. ' . Linseed Orb- 41 10s; whale oil 35 sperm oil 110. , New York Gold and Stock Market. By Telegraph.l New York, July 9. '- Gold 138iial383i : Ohio cerficates : 27 28- .... .,. . . , . :,. . : BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ' . ' : : Medical. "' ' Errin J. B., M.D., 85 Mala street. -Bray A Day, Drti. , 8 Ft ret street.' Herf U 8., M.D., 8 Second street, - ' t .1 ' ' ' Wool Factory. : ' Omen J. B. A Co., corner of the Canal and BoDd street. 1 . ' Wagon and Carriages. Ha mmerstei n F., Main street. Decker C. A Sons, 46 and 148 Main street. .1 : Dental.' , " ' . Haas Dr. I., corner Main and First streets Bierbower Dr. J. C. 10 First street. ..' , .'jj ..Insurance. , . , .- Evansville Ins. Co.. cor, Main and First. , : W. A. Page A Co.. General Agents, corner Main and Water. ; ... , ... McNeely A Schubert, General Agts., Third - 'w.J)ry Goods Retail). ' . Hudspeth. Adams A Co., 63 Main street. , . Schapker A But sing, Main street-. . , Coolide T. J. 4 S. A. , 11 and 16 First street. :.,-. I.-.,. Architects . . Boyd Robtrt, 7 Chandler's Block. Mursinna, 3 Chandler's Block, j . lit , Ouee.nmcarej ' h , Hollingsworth Bros., 2 First street, ; T m mi .tri Mark & W arrei. 18 Main street. c . - - Mcnten Acnennauser, a f irst, wreeu, ... i ?':.: ' Legal.-;; , Welborn J. F., Third street.; r . , Beadle W. II. & J. II., Third street, v . ; r ' Real Estate Agents. " Elliott j; P. A Son, Third street. . : f ! iteavis Wm., 95j Main street. ' .' Johnson Alvab, Third street. " Hoots and Shoes. Semonin Peter, 84 First street. Rasch John, 8 Second street.' Turner T. W., 7 First street. Pianos. Geil & Rheinlander, Third street. Warren & Conyngton, No. 1 Main street. ' Transportation. White Line, Huston, Agent, 5 Water street. Bellefontaine Cotton Express Brown & Dunkerson, Agents, Wharf boat. Merchants' Express, E. B. Morgan, Agent, First street. Merchants' Union Express, R. R. W. lden, Agent, 4 First strtet. - Str. Phantom, Cumberland River packet; Vinyard, master. v Str. Newsboy, Henderson packet; Perkins, master. ' Str. Sam Orr, Tennessee River packet; Duncan, master. Atlantic and Great Western Freight Line,' Cox & Humphrey, Agents, Wharf boat. Str. Leonora No. 2, Cincinnati -stud Evans ville packet; Davis, master. Str. Oliie Sullivan, Evansville and Cannetton packet; Hugo, master. Str. J. D, Perry, Evansville and Memphis packet; Finuey, master. EVANSyiLLE AND CAIRO PACKETS. Str. Mayflower; Throop, master. Armada ; Dusonchet, master. Quickstep Dexter, master. - Evansville and Louisville Packets. Str. Morning Star; Dallas, master. Tarascon ; 'GUmore, master. ' Rose'Hite; Ballard, master. ' Green River Packets. Str. Ada Lyon; Edwards, master. William White; Drinkwater. master. James Gray; Haynes, master.. , ' Commission. " Smith T. C. A Co., 5 South Water street. Hubbs fe Vlets, 2 Main street. Baird & Start, Water street. Hayhurst A Whltaker, 6 Water street A Ilia H.,D. A Co., corner. Vina and Water. Dusouchet J. C. A Co., 19 Water street. Gibson Thad. P., 3 and 4 Water street. Cox & Humphrey, Wharl boat. drant Thomas, carpenter," Seventh street. Taylor J. E., carpenter. Seventh street. Turnock W. C. & Co., brass founders, cor. Pine and First st reets, -7- , McCdrkle A Strong sasn' and door factory. corner Eighth and Walnut. Saloons. Opera Exchange, Locust street. Merchants' Exchange, First street. '" "JT .. - . 1 u "Machinists.' 1 ; " '- Schultze, Tbuman & Co., corner First and Leet streets. 1 Reitz A Haney, corner of the canal and Ingle street. , Heilman William, First street. ' 'V ,' .. Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry. Geissler & Delang, 4S Main street. Buck William, 19 Main street. Rosecranz A. C, 12 Second street. Druggists. Laval John, Main street, bet. Second and Third. Bridwell T. C. A Co., cor. Third and Main. Cloud A Akin, 5 Main street. . Sparks & Picquet, 78 Main street. Keller A White, Main street. Stoves, Tinware, &c. Southern Stove Works. Anton Hebling, 93 Main streets. Excelsior 8tove Works, Blemker, Tillman A Co , 11 Second street.

PlersonL.," corner First and Vine! .

Meskev J. B., Sycamore street, bet., Second and Third., t f j ; ..' fccahtlih Tbos.& Son, 9 Main street. . , Dry , Goods ( Wholesale), r' Jaquess, Hudspeth & Co., 10 N. First street. Maghee G. A. Co., First street, bet. Main and Sycamore. ' ,- 7, Mackey,!Nlsbet A Co., 11 Main street. f Boat Storesl Slnticli A Son, 20 Water street, . ( , e. , Grocers ( Wholesale). Viele Charles A Co., Poothweit, cor. First .! and sycamore streets. - , . t Wheel er fe Biggs, southeast cor. First and v Sycamore streets. . ; II el man I. A IX, 60 and 02 Main street. Dalzell Matthew, 18 Water street, Preston Brothers, 9 First street.' Gilbert S.E.4 Co., 81 First street. - , - ., ,, Liquors. ... Jones & Gatch, 13 First street. . Gamble A. S., S First street. ' . ( .'. 0 Feed Stores! Troop Wm. & Co., 10S and 110 Main street. Cross A Crofts, Third street,, bet. Locukt and Main. . .17- Agricultural Implements. Fullertoo W.G46MaiastreeL , , , Horn brook; A Co., Water street) , , ' , Babcofk.H. O., First street,. , ... . k" . . Jron and Hardware ( Wholesale). Snyder David A Co., 15 Main, street. .' ni Wells H. K.& Hoh.SlMain street, i I 1 OiekLicuvr, Ajeiiugi vu ' ' street. , 1 SonutsgG. S. 4 Co,, 29 First "tree Orr Samuel, Water street. 1 . ,. .. ,! A-Confectioneries. , ,'. Ahlering A Hassler, 15 South First street. 1 Christ A. W 105 41 a in street.' ,,, ) : t -r.fi I ' Grocers Retail). -is -, 1 Cook & HeaJy, 78 Main street. , ' ; Vlckery Broc, 75 Main street. ;;y. . Merchant Tailors.' - ' Smith' Darling, 54 Main street. - -' : -: Carlln J. H.; First street. '' ' 1 1 Hats and. Caps. .. ' Lanphear A Mitchell, 28 First street.1 ' '. Miscellaneous.' ' , , ' Uhlhorn A Brlnkman, Marble Dealers, 100, 102, an! 104 Main street. , Evansville Business College, L. S. Mayfield. Principal, First street. " ' Swahson James A Son, Lumber Dealers, Water street. " 1 ''' ' h " 1 f ; . Tlorlap R. V lir fA ' RAAtiullra A Vint it 'J Decker Philip, Olta.1'1"- " f fryeneh W. B Caroets. 10 First StreetJ ' Crescent Clty'Sprlhgsl Hilt Oelknch.' ' v' Bennett F W.', Meat Store, eerner Locust and Sedond. to ''it ! C'tf v.:i!'d l" First National Sank, Main street. -.-; . Journal Company. No. 6 Locust street ' Newltt Wi G Florist, ri'ti.j - u 1 11 Wolff ,0., Saddler, 58 Main street;, n ,ti r ( Cook EL A Stock for Sal.7 ti. First st. . ' STEAMB OATS. FOR CAIRO AND MEMPHIS. The elegant seamer ' ' ' uuLuea mule, T . .. . . .... 1 . ( . " . J. L. Carter. Clerk. Leaves Evansville for Memphis and alt in. terinediate ports on THURJDAY, July 11, ai iu a.m. . , For ireiaht or passage apply on board, or to vUA.dc iiUMr.tiii.EiX . AKenw. jy'0d2t ; I, - - STATIONERY. K. F. MUTER & CO., ;:, T3 O OKSELLEES '! ' ' AND ' S T A. T I O 3V E Tt S . " ' Wholesale and retail dealers in ' Standard and .Miscellaneous Boohs, SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, MEMORANDUMS,, . . FOOLSCAP, LEGAL, BILL, LETTER, NOTE, FLATCAP, AND1 TVall Iapers, Photograph Aibumsr Letter Presses, Writing Desks, Envelopes, and Fancy Goods. No. 6 North First Street, EVANSVILLE .INDIANA. janlSIy t , .GEO. II. FISH & CO., Wholesale Booksellers & Stationers, SCHOOL BOOKS, . t v BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEO US BOOKS, PAPER ENVELOPES, ' -SAND Ot neral Stationery. . - i - - - , ; ; No. lO Main Street, , Evansville, Indiana. July9 iy ' ; B A' B'G'A' I IV S For Greenbacks. nrEsiRors or ciosino out U without delay, I now offer my EN. TIRE STOCK to the trade at retail BELOW actual Value. Call soon, as I am in earnest. E. A. COOKE, No. 7 North First Street. N.B. All persons indebted to me will please come forward and settle without delay. E. A. COOKE. Jyi dim . ' - - Curbing. wismirn TO ET Jt Htone Curbing this season will do well contracting with me, as I can afford it at a very low price. Any orders left with Jacob Lowry, or sent to me, will De promptly attended to Jy8 d3t J. T. HUGO,

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17 K ff ' if? BOOK-BINDING. 17 , .1 . 1 )! . ... ,! ! I V ll ii tf li.i- f 7i HOW IS THE TIME TO , SEND i IN ORDERS! t. I Hi i! III. ; 1 ; V, ' l'fr, ii.il r. 1 ; .'! 3 .1 : 1 : 'yd 1 I 'f'l-' (! 1 :' t 'i i .11 t. t.' ' .1'. i Mi J3 S T 1 O S TVOUIi ill H I I I ! ,Vtn."), Il.iv- - '!! " U- 1 jffrrT VJ f am v:,7 ::i f (I, x ! ; A A in i ! tf I v.. 'i'1 : , i! -f ' I It Jr., i ,7 ,1 l. i , AT VMM ) , lIK, )! I IT ft .i- ni 'I HH't I t!r .1! J I if r,t 1 . f i 'IJ-r a: if !!! tO WEST OF PRICES I Six-Cord, Soft-Finish SPOOL COTTON Every number warranted. Six-Cord to! No. 80. Put up in neat "white boxes, containing twelve spools each, a convenience to the retailer. A complete assortment always in a store and for sale in Evansville by H. M. SWEETSER & CO., 20 Main Street; MACKEY, : NESBITT & do., If Main Street,Miller, Gardner & Co., FIRST STEET, hi. j , . s ! t.- I,...- . :, '.. And the trade generally r ' may 2 Tu,Tb,Sat . ... . J. & P. COATS' BEST SIX-CORD CABLED thread: John & Hugh Auchlncloss, ' Sole Agents In 5ew York. mchl5 d2m eod

PR OTGS St CHEMICALS JOIIX LAYAI,, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, Dealer in Medicines, Paints, Oils, JJrushes, &c, MAIN ST bet. Second sol Third, f . s v li I EvansvlMe, led. LHlcnlar attention given to CUTTONO WINDOW GLASS to any size. I Jun2i dtf

T. C. BRIDWELL & CO., .' i (Late of Ow'ensboro, Ky.) . DKALK&S IM DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLED, r i PAINTS, DYES, &en . Corner Third and Main Streets, .,"..'. EVASSVILLI, IB1. Prescriptions carefully componnded, dajr or n lghU nov!3 d3n CLOUD & AKIN, Wholesale Jrugglsta III, r 11AMFAtTLIlIG CIIEMISTf ' No. 5 Main Street n i' t? r.ri .. ... ; GEORGE E REED'S DOMESTIO LIQUID DYES. 1 e in GENERAL AGENTS FOR ( 1 1 TONIC DR. ARMISTEAD'S SYRQt UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, and PILE OINTMENT. . . - !tr !),. UKI Jll: nu , li i.f,,i..i f "All orders promptly filled.'; t :iii i.l m x t . t. i.'t n'-ii. Jj 78 Hfniii Street. SPARKS & PIC0UET. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. Dealers In Paints oils, Glass aud'Pattl. Physicians' Is carefully selected.' JanU. EVANSVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE Corner First and Vine Streets, v .. ... : , EVANSVILIiE, Ins. F(7I.r. NCIIOI.ARSIIIPN issued for 3a o., , All are invited to call and examine our course of instruction, or send address and ' receive ny return man Col let; e tircmlar, -with specimens of 1'enmansrtlp and fr'lourish 1 n g. L. H.. M A V FI hi L I , jan.'o uum i"--cipal. PROPOSITION , IS THE LIFE OF TRADE. S. IIHi;XTA() &. CO.. No. 7 MAIN STREET, Sign of the Big Scotchman, m asi fatihi;k and m iioli sale Dealers in HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGABS, PLUG AND SMOKINQ TOBACCO, f PIPES AND SMOKERS' NOTIONS. CITY and COUNTRY JOBBERS will caii. find it to their advantage to give us a OUR RETAIL COUNTER Will always be supplied with the finest goods. Mr. Jacob Loznenburg has retired from the firm, and we respectfully solicit all former Patrons to favor us with their Custom. . , June 12-tf. . WM. 0. FULEERT0N, ueaier in rAitllU jfAClilNEKY. and HOUHE-KKKr-lfXU AKTICLEH. eb "ill ' . Jl.VAjr8VTI.LC 1KB. " J.' fi.' EKVIX, M.D., Homoeopathic Physician," Offers his professional Services to the clfJ. sens of Erarmvllle and lnirneiHate rlclnlty in tne general practif of meuicine.-'-"Ofli lloum From h rr. hi a.m. .'and fraMi 2to 4 and 7 to U p.m. , (ocis, tt. tf ft -. - . ,. L. rIEKSUN, . Dealerfn&TOVE8, And Manufacturer of TIN, COPPEK, an KUt-i.X-lI4U WAJIH-, Wholesale and Retail, ' Cor.1 First and Vine St recti', ' Tin Roofing done on short notice. - -' All work promptly executed in the bt manner. Orders solicited. . inch30d3aa UHLHORN & BRINKMAN, Successors to M. A. Lawkkwck, . (Established in lHi&) , , Wholesale and Retail Dealers in" AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE and a superior quality of Limestone (or building purposes, window sills, caps, fronts, door sills, Ac, 5ot. 100, 102, and 104 Main Street, Vt to Court House, ETansvJlle, Indiana. meb.14 ly