Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 February 1868 — Page 5

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SLER. who left this citv about t-ix years ago. Ky.nddressing this, office,, she will, hear of something to her.adantage. ..Vsr, FOR SALE. Farm for Sala ASPLESDID FARM OI' A( REij tt the edge of the-City- of Evansville. Indiana. This farm 1 in full view of the city. It is in a high state of cultivation, has on.-of tne finest dweliing houses in the country, entirely new. good lawn, stables and fall necessary outbuildings, and a splenditLaelecrion of almost every -variety of iruH trees, g apes, shrubbery and Aewers, an 1 pleniy of good water. It will be sold altogether, or the improvements with a part 6i the land. For further particulars inquire of ALVAH JOHNSON, Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind. jan29-3m. . . - i-- v - FOR SALE AND FOR RENT. -ttC CHEAP BnitiWfi LOTS. 3l.3J Dwelling Houses, and Farms. Ten thousand acree of Farming Lapd. -- I buy and sat Real Kit are. ';" 1 1 ALVAH. JOHNSON, .. " . , Real Estate Agent, , Third Street, : Evansville, .Indiana. dec22tf ,-. . -.. -,. . FOR RENT. FOR REST HOUSE A desirable hunse nearly tw. cnitrally looaled. Also, a good Stable! Meat th Sherwood House. Inqr.ireof ,- CARPENTER, WHITE A BAKER, Cor. First and Syeataore Streets, deca dtf BOARDCIG. r-First-class Boardiag, by the Day or Week, at K. M. BURNS'S, No. 76 Division St.; beu'SecorKf land Phird", " ' ' Evansville, Ind. WSeveral gentlemen can be accommodated with boarding, by the dayorwck, oa reasonable terms. TS i ' f may 21 dtf PAPER. Samuel N. Docker. E. J. -Morten DOCKER & MORTEN, WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS No. 11 South First Street, ' apll d6rn . Evansville, Jnd, r NEW GROCERY STORE. EVANSVILLE GROCERY! EB. CBOHS. DA VXD JEKEIKS. HAVIXG THIS BAY OPESEI) our Store of a well selected stock of Family Groceries at No. 3 Main Streel.be- , tween hourth and Fifth .streets, we take pleasure in announcing to the public that we have, and will, keep constantly on hand, a full and complete assortment of Family Groceries; also. Willow Ware, Crockery Ware. Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, Bait. Ac, Ac. We will sell our goods as low ate lowest elsewhere. ' WE CAN'T BE . UNDERSOLD, Goods delivered to any part of the city free or charge. By adhering to the above, and by strict attention to business,' we hope tf merit a full share of the public patronage. Please give us a call. Don't forget the place. CHOS fc JENIilXS. N. B. All persons desiring to purchase eand in large or small quantities, can be accommodated by leaving their orders at the Evansville Grocery. - Evansville, Jan. 29, C8. EB, CROSS. - B. F. II AUG II fc CO., Manufacturers of Haugli'8 Improved ;Jaflx Ornaicental .Iron .Work," ... fi. Cast and Wrought Iron Rdii0,Verandah Raiik . Vanity '.: Bridge Bolts, &i We would call the especial attention of County Commissioners, Architects, and others wanting work in our line, to the character of our work and omr prices, and Invite them to call and see us before making their contractu. ; i t. Office and Manufactory at No. U SOUTH PENJ'SYLTASIA ST. dec.5 d2m INDIANAPOLIS. WM. C. BRASS TURN0CK & 00, FOTJITDERS, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters Corner Pine and First StreeU Cash paid for old Copper and Brass. . . ' mm- Dealers In all kinds of Brass Cocta WhisUes, and Steam Gauges. Particulat I attention paid to repairing and adjusting . us Ganges MnneStf E. L. STARLING & CO., Wholesale Dealers In : PURE COPPER . WH1SKI, Starling's 1 " Rose-Sud," The best brand In the country, always on hand. MilN; STREET, 'f r-fd f i

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attenj,i-n itspelfS:of count ro;,rit to the kupeilbr'fe.ciTitfes of the Journal Company for printing Fane ; Posters and all kinds of mercantile worK, viz.. Bill Heads, Cards, Circulars, tc. Orders for work can. le ei through, any of the Evansville "in erbnts. 1 JTew Torft Market. By Telegraph. N4w" Yokic, Jan. 31. Cotton More active and belter; sales Of 700 bales at l!)ic for middling uplands FixiPB Receipu, 4.668 bbls; wiihouv decided change; some little speculative demand for extra state; sales of 6,700 barrels at f8 t0:a9 00 for superfine State and Western ; ?9 9010 80 for extra State: 59 60(12 00 for extra Western; fl2 70Slo ('0 lor white wheat txtnt; 59 9l;$ SO lor common to choice, round lioop Ohio;'- 810 5012 00 for common to good St. Louis; $12 OOrg.16 00 for good to cnoice extra do., closing quiet included in sales are 1,200 bbls exlra Sta'e, chiefly on speculation at HO oOtglO 75. Cai tornia less active and nncliaused ; sales 1,100 sacks S12 30 6tl3 75. - frfve flour steady ; sales 200 barrels at ;!7 50 9 25. Whisky Nmin'.il. Whjat-ReceipU, 4.400 Jbushels; firm and quiett s4es cf 19,300 bushels at. S2 55 for Arnb- r Wetern; c3 10 for whiMt Genessee; t-3 15a3 HHordioice white California $3 05 for white Canada; c3 20 for white Michigan. Rvb Firm and quiet. Barley Firm ; sles "5,400 bu Western at SI 87 in store; 300 bu State at 1 82. , ,Ooev Receipts 45,500; iess active and without decided; change;. sitles'3rf,0iX) bu at SI 31gl 32 for old mixed Western in s ore; 81 24 U 28 for new white' Southern fl 22 SI 23 tor new yellow Jersey: 1 231 27 for new mixed Western afloat chiefly at SI 26. .- Oats Receipts 6,290 bu at 8:ic for Western in store; check to-day at Stic for ditto afloat. Rice Quiet. CoKFtE Quiet; sales 857 bags St. Domingo in bond at 10c SuJar Aciive and firm; sales 800 hhds Cuba at llg,12; 185 bags Java at HJi?; 100 boxs Havana, at ll;tc. " Moiasse3 Quiet; sales 313 hhds Demarara at 558c. Hops Quiet and unchanged. PETKOtEuar Quiet, at lOJc for crude, .and 24c lor refined in bond. Pork Firmer and quiet; sales 1.475 bbls at S21 15ig21 37 lor old mess, closing at S21 25 regular; $22 37 22 60 for new do, closing at 8-J2 50, regular; $17 2518 25 tor prime; 19 la 25 for prime mess. - 'Beef Firm; sales 1,450 bbl at previous prices; 370 1 cs at i3233 75 for prime mess; 5S aoise oo ior jnam mess. Behf HAMSr-Quiet; sales 230" bbls at?29 31 50. Bco?r Firmer; sales 1,2:0 boxes at 10J 10c for Cumberland cut; llllc tor short ribbed; 12124c lorlong clear; VFa (Sl-Vi for short clear. Cur Meats steady; sales 195 pkgs at 8 9lc for shoulders; 12 al3!c for hams. . Dressed Hof.s Firm at i4J4o for Western.; 9?(-s-104e fority. . .. r:n Lard Firm ; sales 1,800 bbls at I3Ji14c Butter Firm at 40fg,50c for State. .Chee e Heavy at ll15c. " 'Freights To Liverpool, 16,000 bushels com per steamer, I2a. ... ' XATEST. "' "' '. Frotm Closed firm, with a fair speculative demand lor medium grades. ' Wheat Nominally unchanged. ,t i - : Oats -Dull and heavy at 8383c for western in store. Corn steady at $1 251 26 for new misred western afloat, and $1 31 for old mixed Pork Quiet and firm at $21 1221 37 for old mess: $21 6021 7 for new mess; S22 50B22 75 for March'. .. . , , Cut Meats Dull and unchanged. Beef b irm, with a fair demand. Bacon Fair v active and firm n.t lft; tffor Cumberland.. liABD-tirm at I3nc for rair to prime steam and kettle rendered. St. Loafs Market. By Telegraph. St. Louis. Jan. 31. Tohacco None offering; the stock nearly exhausted.' s Cotton Buoyant, and advanced to 16J4 16c lor middling; held higher at the close ,. Kwrs-Firm, but quiet; gules of extra at $8 50; double extra, f 101150; aad treble extra to choice, $12 5013 50. Wheat Quiet and unchanged; $2 ?09 $2 70 for prime to choice . red and . white Winter. 1 Corn No demanci for shelled, exeept at prices below 85o, which sellers refuse; some sales of ear at 7679c. - Oats Very dull and Inactive; sales at 0637Oc. . Haklet Very liftle offering; small sales of Spring at $2 35; and choice Fall at $2 60. , - Kye Scarce; held at $1 75. ' Provisions Xomii ally held higher, w!h a speculative feeling. Pork Held at f 22; no sales reported. Lard Firm at l2J4rgl2c for steam and kettle; 1313c in keg. - Keceu'Ts Flour, ZjO barrels; wheat, none; corn, 2.200 sacks; oats, 600 sacks; barley, 500 sacks. ' - ' Chicago Market. By Telegraph.) Chicago. Jan. 31. . Fi-OUR-Firm; $9 0010 75 for Spring extras. W heat Quiet, and liy,c lower; sales at S2 10 for o. 1; 2 0fi?4's2 07 for No. 2. Corn Old inactive, and almost nominal, at 85c for No. 1; new moderately active, and laie lower, sales at 81&82C, and closing at 81c. - Oats Dull, and c lower, and closing quiet, at 6S(a58;4c. ' Rye -Dull, at $ 46'al 48 for No. 1. Barley Dull, and23c lower; sales of No. i at $2 052 10, and closing at inside price. ... Provisions "irm and less active; mess pork, standard 820 0O2J20 75; first class brands held a; 321 0021 25; prime mess $16 50 ; mess, ordinary, H9 50 ; Sweet pickled "fims rjQor act.ve; sales of country at le, and city i2c Lclk Meats Mr derately active; sales of dry salted shoulders at TJic; loose rough Bide 9c. , English Meats Quiet; Cumberlands 9e; short ribs Iijc loose. ' t LAHD-Vic higher: sales of prime iteam at. l-. JsaUc. Dressed Hogs In fair demand, light l5s higher, and heavy and unchangea, and closing steady at 87 758 60 dividing on 200 pounds. Live Hogs Active and firm; $5 956 05 for common ; Si 35(3,6 70 for fair to medium ; 90(fl7 40 for good to choice. Bf.ef Cattle Quiet and unchanged; So joOfS 25 lor good to prime beeves. Sheep Dull, and nominally unchanged. Rkceiptx-4,500 bbls. Flour, 20,000 bushels Wheat, 83,500 bushels Corn, 19,700 bushels Oats,;2.t5 dre-sed Hogs, 21,170 live Hogs. Shjfmknt-3,000 bbls Flour, 2.000 bushels Wheat, 2,00(1 bushels Corn ; 2,865 dressed hogs. New Orleans Market. By Telegraph. New Orleans, Jan. 31. Cotton Middling lSlSJc; sales today 4,200 bales; yesterday, not quoted, 1,200 bales; receipts 3,500; exports 3,451 bales. Hales for the week 23,500 bales; receipts 22,800 bales; export coastwise 6,600 bales; foreign 26,150 bales; stock 88,804 bales. Sugar Ruling upward; common 10 11c: fairl2V;je; choice 14(14iC Molasses -Active; common 60368c, and prime i-O&Slc Flour Firm, and stock lower; grades of light superfine, holders asking SH 00; XXXS12 50. ' Corn Stock light; sales at $1 07(il 07. Oats Firmer at 84,85c I'ork Holders firm at S25. ' " Bacon Firm; shoulders 10al0c: clear sided 13fel4c. , Lard Whole ale market full; retailing at 14o for tierce, and 16c for keg. 3 -Sili 521,53-J. - ' ' '" . N. Y. 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1 2ul ri0;.(U' W0 'Trrff Tl Corn Firmer: ear S2'S8.ic. OATs-fisa69c, and firm. RYS-H 6b il 65. Barley In demand; sales of 3,000 bushels at 42 302 S3 for prime Fall, j Pkovisios - Excited and a good deal "on -titled,, and, difficult to give nuiotatiions v holders are toenerariy out of Hie market, no that it is difficult to get a price named for any article ; S-l 75 was refused for l,00u barrels new citv mess pork tnis afternoon; old is held at 821 00. . ilk Meats Are held at 8Vrllc; 100,000 pounds of country sold ujk 'u&0 to be .ielivered March 15th. Bacon Is held at 10c ior shoulders; HJc for sides; 12c for clear rib, and 12c for clear, this afternoon. Lard Is held at 13c, with sales atl3c, and all ottered at this rate taktn. Butter pull aV W37 . ; f .. , ,- -- Eggs 3'c. Sugar -l&jjlOc and firm. Coffee la good demand at2026c. Molasses -Firmer at 8590c; the stocfe of suaar Is very low, so much so that difficulty is experienced in filling orders lor New Orleans. ; 1 I "r" J . Linseed Oil Dull and prices nominal; it is offered at SI 15il 16 in the largo way ; it is retailing at SI 18. Petroleum Dull at 42c for refined free. Beef C.iTTLE Dull at S3 507 50 per cental gros. sheep Firm, at S3 50a4 50 per head. Hocs-In good demand froin butchers at $7 00 7 50 gros -. Gold 140, buying. . ; Louisville Market. By Telegraph kl ljotrsvitfc, tit Tobacco Market firm ; sales of 55 hhds. at $5 1019 00 for common lugs and fine leaf. Flour $7 758 00 for superfine and $12 50 for fancy. Wheat S2 352 40. Corn 755 78c shelled, and in ear, in bulk. Oats In bulk, 67g,G8c Cotton 1 6(j 17c. LAKD-13JiC. , , ... Mess PoRK-m 90. ? H H D P, U: , O Bacon sho'ulde'r-i 9c; clear sides 12c. Bulk Meats Shoulders 8?ic; clear sides HJic. r Memphis Market. By Telegraph. Memphis. Jan. 31. CIgtton Very firtn; middling I94&18;4c ; receipts 2.32S bales; exports 3,139 bales; week's receipts 14.609 bales; exports 9,08i bales; month's receipts 47,019 bales; exports 4J.599 bles; stork, ou 4iand X,334 bales. Flour Scarce; superfine 7 $9 A0S9 50; otber grades abundant at SiO 00 to $14 50. , PORK Active at 822 25rtj22 58. Bacon Clear sides held at 13c. Bulk MEATa-rWiioBiderB (cHfiajr sides, U5ai2c , Lard Keg 13?i14c. Corn Selling at 80c to arrive. Oats- Dull at. 75n76o ? -.v ' J Z HY-Noimnal-at S29i ' -, ' C'jiior Meal Active at S4 50. Xiw York Dry. Goods Market,!? ByTelegraph.y Hi.E York. Jan. 31Dht Goods The rampant feeling in the cotton goods market seems to have culminated, s tUer is le.si a-uxiei-y t- rvrn op goods any bizbetv fortbe present. Ptlcew are, ifowever, firm at the advance, and but few can be obtained from first hands, as many fabrics' become absolutely Kcarce, In bleached muslins particularly. Bags, too, are very scarce and higher In view of circumstances, and a rise ol print cloth to 7c. It . is somewhat '..remarkable- to see the be-t prints selling at I2c and 12)c; the best domestics at 14c; lawns at 16, and best delaines at 18c, with old styles at 16e Wooieus of all siuds are duil. and so are most kinds ol foreign goods. Heavy brown sheetings firm, at 153l6c Yew York Gold and Stock MarketBy Telegraph. New York, Jan. 31. Th ease in money is more marked : call loans were made at 34 on governments, 5(ia.6 on stocks; prime discounts 6(27. ' . sterling -Firm at 910 but there Is not much activitv at the advance. . . . Gold Opened at 140;-fell to : 140 VI; advanced to 140, and closed at Wra,lw. A demand for export is anticipated. Governments Slightly in buyers favor; closed steady ; coupons '81, lllialllji : do. '62. 111J4; do. '64. 108-K109; do. '65, 109?4(at 109; do. new 107&1U7; do. '67, VJT(tit 10!;10-0s, 10434(4104; 7-30s, 10751073. European'MarKet. By Cable- Londojt, Jan. 31 Consols-v9 ?93J; 5-20s Tni I P. SC. Illloo.s Central 88.'; Erie 49. . Frankfort, JanJ SI l p K. Bonds 76. . ., , . " '. - - Liverpool, Jan. 31. ' Cotton Unchanged; sale 15,000 bales. . Corn 43s 9d. . .. . Lard 12s 9d.' - ,:. - ' CHEESE 52S." I'' , ' Tallow 42s 3d. t - v i .' .-. Others uncha- ged. '. ". ' Lrom the Journal of the 3th. Business In Indianapolis, :.- The business' world hre and elsewhere is most discouraglngly and provokingly quiet; indeed, quite stagnant. This, and the notice of many failures in different parts of the country, a"nd the almost entire stoppage of nearly if not all of our mills when taken in connection with the facr, that large coi poralions and manufactories are discharging many; bands and running short time - one shop alone to our knowledge, having discharged seventy hands at once most disagreeably reminds us of the panic days -of former years. . From what wecan hear and see, our elty is in better condition in thse respects than many of her larger and more Important neighbors. This is attributable very much to the fact that during the Winter probably one million bushels of corn have been shipped from here and vicinity to Eastern markets, and the impetus we are receiving trom the construction t f several new lines of railway, and the manufacturing direction that has been given to a fair portion of our capital of late. RI VE R "1V.E W S. For other River Items see Seventh Page.' . 1 r,T 1 ' Cincinnati, Jan. 31.Th river has fallen twelve inches,, with-seventeen leet seven inches In the channel. Thermometer 29. ! - ; , . ' - Louisville, Jan. 31. The river Is swelling, wltn seven feet water In the canal. The weather Is clear. Thermometer 35. Pittsburg, Jan. 31 The weather is clear and cold. The i-iver Is at low-water mark. Nothing doing on the wharf. Nashville;- Jan. 31. The river is falling, with eight feet on the Shoals. Arrived, Talisman, from Cairo. Departed, Havana, for Cincinnati. There was very little Ice visible at dark last night, and if the weather continues mild to-day it will have all disappeared. The Cumberland arrived at two o'clock with a big trip, and was receiving rapidly ior her return, but did not get away until after dark. She had 1,763 bagl of corn and much other freight up The Sherman is discharging her freight here and will go on the Dry Dock to-day to repair, Captain Baker very sensibly concluding It not wise , to risk going on in her present condition. She will be out by Monday .. The St, Patrick was getting on an immense trip, and will go out loaded to the guards, at 9 o'clock to-day ,i She la compelled t He over to pat a whole sheet in her boiler , the,.

yestertlaj....iThe Ada Lyo iiidiJiot-'get

off last ..ey.eplng, j, but . will rfc--uvijr boj ou i tiO.-daY -atuoon, CaptaAh ; Grasharu comma nxii rig, and John AtLaous in. fhe omce...,..j..i,iip j.aiuwm jiu jf-. ,h corn rijp .b'ursday "njgh, end was pr.epafTl' x .- . -: . l .i - crl ..... c ... log tOtieave.asaitt a. uiguuauc boy has resumed her regular trips again and will' leave to-day as 'u!;ual, promptly it 3J o'clock, .......The Robert Fulton pass-, ed i own the river yesterday, evening.,.:. The Atlan-fq' was smoking at dark at evening, as If preparing to go up IX6 river The Cumberland' and Louisa left about 7 o'clock last night ....... The' Ciimberland had a good trip....Tne LlnfOn arrived aflj o'clock Usfigbt with a good trip. Her man I est. will be found on the seventh page. She leaves to-day at o'clock, and ha-i elegant1 accommodations and first rate officers. ....The Ada Lyon's days of departure- have been again changed. She leaves hereafter every Saturday for Bowling Green, .and for Woodbury every Wednesday,, This is to avoid running on the same day with the Louisville packet,.' The Mary Davage and barges, Capt. Hugh " Campbell, arrived about 9 o'clock last night, from New Or leans to Cincinnati,' with 3o0,tons. fehe left the Alice V. at Paducah, taking 8C0 bales Cincinnati cotton,! Lea. Crane illu minating her gangway with the. light of his countenance and a lard-oll lamp. .We veature to hope she will be here to-day.'..' The Clifton 'may be--positively epeetea h"ere to-day,- - em route to Memphis She isnofBeflneBr-TiOata on the river, and commanded by excellent - oflicers..;.-.....The Cora 8 and Virginia had not arrived at midnight, and may be expected early to-dy,the for mer for Memphis and the latter ior New Orleans ...The river closed at St. Louis, on Thursday, and pedestrians crossed.qyer on the icW-i-The Soutberner. fcti iicfcfioatins log, below Vicksburg, breaking a small hole in the top of her hall, nd!ttaring off a portion of her guard.....The Indiana had hot, at last advices, been freed from her perilous situation, and had been. aoanaonea to tne uene ice x ne woutn erner, from New Orleans, arrived at dl -o'clock last night with one hundred and fifty tons, which she will reship'here, and return from this poiit o .New Aran She has a-misceUaneous cargo : . STEAMBOATS. Regular EvansTille. and , Mem phis Packet For Memphis and all Way Landings, The elegaot, .fast, ,side: wheel t steamer v..ji. i ;;; jf-S : ! . 1 ' ... ,,.-: L-if-s.uuu ; .: i.-,. ai lit - 3Pari triolc, J. B. Archer, Master; Will run as a resular Weekly Packet a above, giving enpec.ial -attention way business, tne niung ol orders, ana couee tion of charges. Leaves EvansviiU every FRIDAY, at 8 P.M. For freight or passage apply on board, or to XV. iv. liuJ, xi.irtrS' in tu, HUBBS, PATRICK CO., F. M. HUMPHREY CO., and C. R. RUDD, ,. i -dec4 dil Agents. FOR JOHNSON VILLE and EASTPORT The splendid fleet steamer ' . NAM. OKR. . IjSi'vf Wm. Lowth, Master; al. Soienson, Clerk, Will leave for Eatport and all Tennessee Kiver way landings ihib JJA i , Saturday, r eoruary ist, at p.m. . c For freight or passage apply On boa 'd. febllt FOR JOHNSONVILLE and EASlPORT. : The fine steamer , ., ' J. L. Davy, Master; W . D. Covington. Clerk. Leaves for Eastport and all way landings THIS DAY, Saturday. February 1st. at 4 p.m. . For freight or passage apply on board, Of to OAKLEY & RUST. 1 febl it . , Ageata.it FOB PADUCAH, CAIROand MEMPHIS. The elegant passenger steamer? . : jcf.fW Hicks King, Master; , - Ar Croxall, Clerk. Will leave Evansville ior Mem phis and all way ports on SATURDAY, Februaiy 1st, at iu a. m. t i n I 1 1 I .v . For freight or passage apply on board, or to R, K. febl dlt Agents. ' FOB MEMPHIB.VICK8BHRG AND NEW1 ORLEANS. .- The fleet and magnificent new t earner VIRJI'It t Bish. Ozlesby, Master, ZZLm Green Shields. Clerk. Leaves for New Orleans, and all intermediate ports, on SATURDAY, February 1st, at 10 A.M. . ,v '.:-! , .- - For freight or passage pply on board, or to it. 1. uuiii..iiau-N s febl dlt Agents. FOR CAIRO, COLUMBUS AND MEM- . PHIS. , The splendid and fleet steamer ST. PATRICK, - J. B. Archer, Master; m. . -mf i. mjkx ss inney. vJierB.. ' Will leave for Memphis and all Intermediate ports on SATURDAY. Feb. 1st, at 10 a.u. positively, taking freight and passengers to all points at packet rates, and cot necting at Memphis with the General Quitman and Henry Ames for Sew Orleans, and with the Libeny No. 2 for Whiie River. For freiebt or passage apply on board, or to R. K. DIINK ERSO Si & CO., v . F. M.HlJM PHHKY, HUBBS, PATRICK CO., or C. R. RUDD, , r r t t s febl It ... - . ; Agents,1 FOR COLUMBUS. HICKMAN, AND MEMPHIS. . , The splendid passenger t learner s. CI.IFT05T, TST . Frank Stein, MaBter, Will leave for Memphis and all way ports THIS DAY, Saturday, February 1st, at 10 a.m. For freight or passage apply on board, or to F. AI. HUMPHREY, , febllt Agent. rJ? URN THE II.VDERS1GSED BF.CI8 leave to inform the public that he baa leasea tne above place for a number of years, and offers the Hall for parties,! balls, concerts, fairs, and meetings, at very- moderate prices. EL WARD WKHLER, dec6 d3m Proprietor IV efl u.rg-, Coal. William II. Swanson, , ' .. . . COAL DEALER. lh OFFICE CORSfER II V1NIO.V AMD WAT tK Sl KLt lf ' Is prepared to deliver, in any quantity, to eny part ol the city, the best quality of screened coal.' ., dec4 3m. ,-. .-.-- .-. -

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SATrilDAV EVEM.XO, FfUrunrj- 1 .Will be prod need, fox the second tlia, th ' ureal; M.fifafy Drama of the s- -' To eorichide with the laughable Farce of IRISH A M ERICA.

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TlIK M I'M HI It I K 4MIM'li the Lumber Businws at bin old sland at the corner of Main and Seventh Street, and would tesi5Ctfully inform the public that his stock is large and M-cond to noo In the assoruuent. mbrylmt l ine ol a. thicknesses and quality, from the uic Third Common fsagiuuw Board up Three-Inch First tear P.'y.ik. ! Also, SOU DOOliSot various thlckneji . and styles, and . IO.OOO LIGHTS. i -i (Window Hash, Pine and Poplar Shinglo .1 ' and 4 -feet ltu, MouldiugM, Caiue Quarter-Itound, ike, Ac. Orders from the country, river or rai4 filled promptly, sel d im JOHN F. GLOVER. , & SON, ' " " : Wholesale and Retail Dealers la ' JPINE IiiUMBER, Shingles, Lath, Doors, and Sash. Also, c large assortment of Allegheny, Chicago, and Toledo Lumber and Flooring,

creased sale,

and Undressed, on hand and for

Extra Sawed anl SJtavyl : Pine Shingles, eighteen inchei long. We respectfully solicit the citizens of Evansville to give na m call and examine our stuck before purchasing elsewhere. i Yard on Water Street, (Opposite Lamasco Wharfj," ' EvansvlU All orders promptly attended to., joaay23dm"T , - - . , ,. i ii i , .-i 1 1 ; . i...... . ... Sash, Doors," Xmuber, f c ,:, l, Manufti.dptrrr3 of', Sas7it', Doors, '.' BUhiIk Frames Jix.; I0. -', i Also, Icnl r in . ... I MICHIUAJS 'vUA'A' XOMBKR. j 4 Keep coBHtaptly on hand Lumber of avery. . description, I'lne and Poplar Flooring, Weatherboarding, Shingles, Lalh, Ac.

Sawing of every dcaci 1 ptlou Uou Order. Orders from abroad will be promptly at tended to. ! Factory and Yard, ., , Corsfe Water Street and Canal, Iuly20 Evansville. Indiana. HEAL ESTATE.

New Real ' Estate Agency ; J. I. Elliott & Hon SATE OPKXF.n A REAL KKTATB Agency for Uii aale of and wHJea oi ; a. IjonsfK, 4e., c. Persona having houses or land to rent or

sell, or persons wishing to pureliase or rent, will do well by culling on them at their ofllce, on

Third Street, near Locust, In Klllott IJlool. ; Juuell tf McNEELY, SCHUBERT & CO.'S Real Estate and IiiMiirtuu-e No. i TANIII.GloV Itl.Otli, , i (Corner Room, Second f loor,) Opposite the Couit-House, Evansville, Ind. OVER IOO HOUSRS and IX)TS in variartu nf f ha rltv ftf tin Im fnnlmlini. aome good BUSINESS PROPKRTY. I.'V'l'r T I'V-T, d . I.I.I. r . i, convenient to the city. arm j. img liA.Mi, improved and .mlmproved. In this and other States, lor sale or exchange for city property. A. so. TMaher and Coal Lands. Business Offices and Store Rooms to let: also comfortable Lodging-uoorus, near the centre of business. A number of bargains now on our book. and several applications on file to purchase desirable property. Persons having such for wale may And customers by applying at this Agency. We have a number of applications for renting dwelling- houm-s. persona timg real esiai iwr ex?hanee. or rantk are ra nested to enter th details on our books for reference. No charge unless property is disposed oC Terms ieasonabfe. Call and see. , IKKI'KANCE Of all kinds effected in gopd compaulea. Special attention given to LIFE INSURANCE. . . ur notarial liumiNESS transncted. at this cilice. We have admitted Mr. Thomas P. I? kit-

ton to a partnushlp in the abov 'Mini- -

nesa. who, m conjunction with the under signed, will give it his best attention. The style of the firm will be McNely, Hrhuert, & Oo, JAMKH-H.iMrNF.F.LY. "' , JOHN KCHUDERT. Nov. 2,1867. novt CiOCIIS. i 1 A. C. ROSEKCRANZ, ; ( , DEALER IW FINK 'u ,..','" Watches, Clocks, ' Diamonds,

SI1YEII A5D JPIATEB VAEE.-s ' wsf; WATCHES REPAIRED. , ; Ho. 13 8 ECO JIB STREET, ' ' ' ' '" Jewelry and Silver-Wart JunufacUiraai i 'aT-V

to order. ", .',;.',,-, decJIdU- i-V

UHLHORN A BRINKMAMv Suoceafiora to M A. Uwirsor, (Established in lfyU.), J, Wholesale and. Retail Dealers in AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARRLk and a superior quality of Limetttone 'or u 'building purposes, window a ills, ; caps, front, door tills, Jkc f (' 501.100, 102, and' 1041 Sain Street,

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