Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 21 March 1868 — Page 7

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U-AMKOAT PRINTING. .No riDtln? establishment in the West has better facilities or greater ability tor doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-

comtnand,, ao-i Jolia Adanii js he? ! ' " ' STEAFBO ATS :

63 eeixsed ami obliging clerk. , .- - ! 1,' ---- r . For FRosTBL"Ri.-i-Tlie jm c.mv Crreen Fiver. Pond River,

fWrJoe MfRvhW.1.i with .Tom'i 'SB .-KOHg.

A. Greer id the office, goes to Frost-

burg and Hartford to day. Both are

u en t of Job Type. thon-eh; very large and I pleasant gentlemen.

com pieie. is consiHtii v iieinK aooea to. aim

our job department Is under the personal

sopervlsion of one ol the best job printers in the United States. We are prepared to

rrint Pouters, olal u or fancy. Kill Heads,

Bills Lading. Cards. Deck and Meal Tick

et, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,

ar, orders left with either or iu w hart-boats will be promptly attended tc

Weather mid Water.

Tie weather yesterday was partly

cloudy and rather cool, the win

blowing raw and chilly from the

Northwest. The rivor continues to

rise steadily,. at the rate of nearly an

inch per hour. During the 24 hour

ending at 3 o'clock yesterday, it had risen 19 inches. Un!e-s we have more rain the rise will culminate in a

day or two, as it is now falling from

Louisville to PJttslunr.:! Arrlvn.lt hiiI lt-tr i nrex.

The arrivals and depai teres up to 3 o'clock yesterday include the Silver

Moon, Cincinnati to Memphis; Rich

Uiond, 'New Orleans to' Louisville;

estmorela'nd. New Orleans to Cin ciniati;. Sallie and Peninah, Pitts

burgh to Fort Benton; Norman, Arkansas River to Louisville; Belle,

Cairo to Kanawha; Mollie Norton and Newsboy, HenderPOB, to return;

.Morning Star, Louisville and return; Cumberland, Cairo, to return; Sain.

J. Hale, Memphia to Cincinnati. itmnim Due.

Among the first boats due here are the Nightingale, for S. 'Louis; the

1 ine drove and Delaware, for Nash

vil.le; Cora 8., Clifton, and Saw. J. Hale, from Memphis; the Minneola,

tor Memphis; Belle Lee. P. W. Strader, John II. Groesbeck; and John Kiljrour from ' New Orleans; Louisville, the Dexter, the Alaska,,, the Richmond, and the Silver Spray, for

New Orleans, the Chattanooga, Min-

young,' the Zanesville and the J. P. Webb, from Wabash River; the Amelia Poe, for the Missouri River; Armada .and Quickstep, from Cairo; the Taracod and Morning Star, from Louisville; Rob Ray, from Cincinnati; Wui. White and Linton from; Clarksville, ' JW i k m-1 1 mi eon t. ' Our port list for the last twenty four hours was quite large, but badness was not particularly brisk The Sam. Orr was getting a splendid trip., The Cumberland was late getting in, having been detained by much business.. ...... .The Westmoreland had about COO tons freight and a good passenger trip li.Thc Rich

mond had a lig-ht freight, but a fair passenger list. - Bob Lodge went through by rail to Louisville, and we

are without our usual manifest and memorandum. ...".The Silver JMoori'.Sallieand Peninah tad good trips.. ...The Mofu discharged much freight here, and took some... The Sam. J. Halo had a moderate trip to this poirt, and here added -1,'OuO or 2,000 tacks corn.

......Tha,Norniaa had a fair trip from

Arkansas River,, She diseh&fged 13

hhds. tobacco here, and took' consid

erably freight, for Cincinnati. ..Capt

John 111, PeckenpaugH retires from

the nver, and with Sam. Ouerbacker,

late of the St. Charles, engage in the forwarding and coin mission- business

in Louisville, aud Geo. Patterson take

a position in the house." .'It .cannot fail

to become a popular house.... The Hoosier. and Buckeye arrived from the Wabash with a cargo of corn, which was reshipped! upon the Sum. J. IJale........ ..Dan.' Weaver, the distinguished New Orleans "pilot, arrived home by the Westmorehnd, y-Urday morning.. The South--erui't ha3 retired from the contest tand laid up at New Orleans. The St. Patrick was preparing to leave with rather a moderate trip, but ha guod engagements below. floats Leaving; To-day. For Cairo. The peerless Armada is the regular packet for Cariro to-day at 4 r. M. She is unsurpassed in comfortable cabin appointments. Her officers are among the most pleasant, energetic, reliable and worthy that visit our port. Give the Armada a f ull load to-day. . i . . . j

rOR LoufSvlLLE. The faraoua fleet, favorite Tarascou is the regular yfeket for Louisville and all way landings to-day. Her cabin appointments are really palatial, and she is fimed for her speed. Capt. Ai T. Gilmore is her distinguished compander, and Miles 0. Warren is her affable and popular clerk, with B. P. TTrauham in charge of the freight department. Fo,r . Cowuxa , GacEX.-j-TJie e legant and popular Ada Lyon leaves at C o'clock this evening for Bowling Green and all way landings. Capt. Alf. Edwards, a popular officer, is in

v For Henderson.." The Mollie Nor

ton and Newsboy leave fur Hender

son, as uiual, at 4 P. m. to-day. For Clarksville. The new and neat Linton is the regular packet for Clarksville and all Cumberland River way landings this evening. Capt. Nat. Drew and N. B. Hayward are her excellent officers. For Carmi. Captain Henry Mitchell's beautiful propellor Minyoung leaves at 4 o'clock this evening for aH points on Little Wabash to Carmi, Illinois, affording our merchants an unsurpassed opportunity to ship goods to New Haven, Concord, Carmi, and all ports of iSouthern Illinois.Capt. Mitchell is one of the' most worthy commanders that comes to our wharf. Give him a full load. For New ORLKANs.-Jho famous

and fleet Dexter. Captain Sam. Mont-

gomerjv is.announced for New Orleans

to-day. She is entirely new, finely appointed, and very fleet. Her officers

are among the most distinguished navigators on - the Western waters.

Captain Sam. Montgomery commands,

nd Prank O. Smith and Arthur

FieM are her clerks.

The "splendid Louisville, a deserv

edly popular boat, is also announced

for New Orleans to-day. Captain

John Shunk is her veteran com

mander, and Mr. Bruce, a dignified

and most estimable gentlemen, is in

her office. , . . .

Captain Frank J. Oakes's famous'

Alaska, with the renowned Billy

Voria in the office goes to New Or

eana to-morrowr-

tJlennliijr from onr Kxehatiifr

PITTSBURG. The Commercial of

Wednesday says:

- Business .along the, Monongahela

anumg was -mouerately active. A

fair . amount of Fnroducts were for

warded lor the lower markets.. Both.

rivera are rising slowly, but will probably befalling this morning.

Cincinnati. The Commercial of hursday says : . . ' ' Captain Amos Abrams. of the Vic

tory, is dangerously ill at New Or-

eans. lie went into hospital there.

nd has been well taken care of.

I he St. Charles has been teletiranh-

d to take the place of the Masruolia

n the Maysviile trade.

Louisville. The ' Courier of

Thursday says: '. . . ' From'-ij A., yeter'day,'until C p. St., the rise was only four inches at

the-wharf, which is a very material, falling off,1 with about' nineteen feet eeven. inches water in theeanal, and fully peveuteen and a half feet water on the falls. , ," ,,,',"' , . ' The, present channel depth is 43 feet water at the foot of the falls, and

rising very slowly last tvenine,. with plenty of wharf space from Fourth Street up to First. J; ' . . ; ; . . The new, wharf, or fill, just n'oW is found to be very available and useful, whije ft oiois below Fourth Street there in barely room for vehicles to

fass betweefi the sidewalks and' the eucroaehing tide..- . . ... '! The river line, of telegraph ence t Owensbororhas been Iflowu down by the stormyand no dispatches alotig .tjTia'Jri'Utp. were received yesterday.' St, Louis. The Democrat; '" of .ThtiKKlay, saj; t t'i;i ' Thp weatbfr , wai ..delightful yesterdaj;.'"Sevcraradditional ijiiaor ac

cidents ry the storta "are .'Reported, and "the ' telegr-iphefions ,,'onie very serious ones to steamboats. The river is coming up steadily, but, slowly. ' The water is encroaching somewhat on the levee already. There is a good stage of water to Cairo and in all the upper streams. River business is quite lively, and the rates of freight and passage very moderate. The, steamboat competition in the Keokuk trade is very spirited. The rates to New Qrleans continue un

changed from 20 cants per -barrel for flour, and other articles in proportion.

lwo steamboats lett last night with

an aggregate or about .J,H'0 tons; nothing has been done toward increas

ing the rates. beveral mountain steamers have nearly full engagements

made. The first boats will leave on

Saturday or Sunday. There will be

big water in the Lower Mississippi

shortly, as the Ohio and tributaries

are booming. The Upper Missouri pwell is away below St. Joseph. The Upper Mississippi is open above and below Lake Pepiu, which always remains closed with ice longe" than the balance of the river. The Southern Belle's chimneys were blown down on Monday night. We heard of about twenty similar slight accidents, not worth particularizing. The report industriously circulated of the Great Republic being burned, has no foundation in fact.

zz& "Rough Creek Packet..

The fine Paenger Rtearcer JAMES GRAY, ; Joe McRey-kolds, Master, Will ply as .1 regular Semi-WeeKly Packet between Evan.ivl.le and Paradise, Frostbur Hartford,, and all way landings, car

rying ireigni anu. passenger at iowes ra'e. rnarI4dtf MACmNISTS. CIIKISTIAX KItATZ, (Formerly of Kratz Hellman, "City Fonndry,") SOIDTHWESTJERW AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT, GENERAL MACHISKRI DEPOT, and . . Manufacturers. Agency, FIRST STREET, between telm and Pine,

Opposite th: Evantsville Cotton AlilU, . . EVAN3VIU.E, IND. N.B. All machinery sold will be repair ed at the Bhcrtest notice. Foundry and Machine Works, Corner Urn 'and Second Street

Manufacturer of Hand (double) and Power COiCJ-SHEJULfclKH; and Hhellers

repaired. , PUMPS of all detfcrlptlons for sale, and pu(.up If detiirtxl. In any part of our city.

STEAMBOATS. Regular Sexai-Weekl1' Green River Packet ' The elegart Steamer

TRANSPOR T ATI O v .

II. K. DUTCH EJiSOJf.

Geo. Pkisdleton.

ALP, H. ED W AllDS .MAeTEB. Will l-ave Evansville for Woodbury every WE BNKSDA Y arid for Bowling Oreen every SATL'KL'A'i , at 5 o'cloc k p.nx. ocll tf OAKLEY & RTHT; Agents.

Regular Evansville and Henderson Daily Packet. The fieet and rp!endid sidewheel steamer

WILLIAM. HELLMAN .... : I i . i ' (Successor to Krats A HeiUx CITY .FOUBHISl'

Manufacturer aad Builder of

TEAM; ENGINES AND BOILERS,

SAW AND " GRIST " MILL MACHINERY,.':

Threvsnlng Machines,

i'otlon aul Tobacco PreHN

CIRCULAR SAW MILLS' ' ftc, Ac, ' EVAXSVILLE, IND. ' Shfvt Ikon ti.nd CoerKB Work daade xt1 order ua short notice. , , , . j IRON AN.tf BRAMfi CAJSTSUfX ' of erery description. Dealers in Htearn &auges, Gum Beltlnc' Fire Brioks. Wrought Iron Pinen. Boltlr.

Clot Uh. &e, at Dianufactnrers' price.

3Xollio INorton, CHARLEY PERKINS, Master; Et. Ikrky, Clerk,

wiu p;y as a rezuiar pacKer. uetweM Kvansvilleand Henderson, off ring nnequaied accommodations to traveler and inippers. Leaves Evansvilie daily at 3l p.m. Leaves II-nderson daily at 7)-j a tn., nmkiug clo'ieeotiuectiou with the E. & C K It. JanlT dt! Regular Tuesday and Friday Packet for Paducah and Cairo. . The finely appointed steamer,

Pen. Howard, Master; , , Tor BRAHHfAR, Clerk' Will ply as the regular Tuesday and Friday packet tor Cairo and all way landings. -i,?,av.e5-EvausvUUs very TUESDA Y and FRIIJAY, at 4 p.m. f Xf? t,iro ry WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 5 p in. 1 Throngh bill of fading given for freights over the Mobile & Ohio I'ai! road. For freight or puMKage anpiy on board. or.l. . . .R-.K. bU.NKEiso.VACO.,

uecai atr Aijents. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

Throngh bills of lading given to all points u. the Mooile aqd Ohio KaLl road.

Aiir vuiui-uauu.

K. K. DINKERSON & CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ANDWliarfBoat Proprietors.

Liberal Caab Advance Ma4 on

Caab Advance t'o-ol jgn men t.

Janl '00

COBiniSSIOHi O AI1BO. .Tofsoili 13 . Ijilcf?, STEAMBOAT AGIST, Forwarding and C;oni;ti!-focc 5IEIltTIA.T, So. IS XOKTlt WATER STHKET EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

Contracting Agent Evanv.U unit

Cairo PackeU. rJnhll 2m

T. RANKSMTTH, 1 T. M. tlUMPIIRrT, W. B. AkuiEH. j Evautl e, IuL MeniptiiH, Tenn. BANKSMITII, HUMPH REV 4 CO., OoiiEiiiiwwioii AND - Forwarding: II c r c h a 11 1 s, JKMVAitn no iv.

Dexter's Independect low-pretwure Packet

QUICKSTEP, o H. T. DEXTER, Master,

leaves Evansville for Cairo every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 4 p.m.. poiiJvely. connect! L r at t aim witii Hr r.,,,

Memphis, and New Orleans narln-ix .. -

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Daily Henderson Packet. The fine Steamer ' jii ;r i.

MIIVeiwa Boy. m mi If . m7

W. H.SHEFFER. UMr ; : '

"Will leave promptly a above, dally, at O'cUiCk. p. M.

for lrelght or passage apply on board. JanJdtf , . , ,

F. M. HUMPHREY & CO.,

CommiHKion

MEECHANTS,

AND OENERAk

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RiPAIRINO rlone at short notice.

Regular Evansville and Tennessee

River Packet. . .

For Paducab, Johnson vllle, and

fcasipori. R .... The fleet and famous Steamer SAM. ORE.

ALLEN DUNCAN. Master: ; !

Val. Sokenson, Clerk. L"ave Evansville Tor EKlport and all Teuuesee Kirer way Undine a a rexular weekly packet, ever, SATUKIJAY at four taking ireiaht aud pas-teniCRra at lowest packet rates, and giving especial

, For freight or passage apply on board. leb7 tt

Regular Evansville and Cuiiberland ' ! River Packet The New and' Finely Appointed !l ' ": Steamer" " '

; ; . Partnership.

THE rXKERSIOStl) IIAVETIIIS I lHy. forr-ecl a co-partnership under

iue: nrra uam ana style of Fahnley, Kuhn fe Co., for the purpose of carrying on the Brewing and Ale Bottllng business. In EvaiiBville, IcmL The bttsluens heretofore carried on by .jacob Fan n ley t Co., will be ooTitinuod by the new ftrm.i The Western Brewery, heretofore owned by Pfubl Kuhn, - being; 'now- owned by said new firm, they are prepared to, niakte the nent cinaiity of Ale, Porter, common and Lager Beer, of their own lu-.iaufacmre, in (luantitiesJ,ojsuHpui:chAsers. r . . JACOB FA FIN LEY,-. l

. 'VALENTINK KUHN

. HENRY SCHNf.IDER, 1 Iar4-d2w LEOPOLD FuRHTER. OHR. DECKER. ' JOHN S. IlKC. - -""TRtD. C. DECKfiR: Of DECKER ' & SONS;1 Manufacturers of Spokes, Wheels, Hu. - Shafts, FelloeK, and Beat Work, j and dealers in Wagons, Drays, . Carts, . TMmbk , ., Skeins, and have always on hand a large assorti , icent ot , ; Seasoned Wagon Makers' Sawed Materials 148 and I ts Main Street, corner Fifth Hcansville, Indiaua.

Price Llst-turnlshed on application.

mcbHly

A. Dsjkwater. Mawter;

'" ' ' Ke.nry LANC4STSB, C:erk; WW1 toil as a regular Evansville and Curnt)erland River Packet, making ail landing heifce to Clarksville. . Leave Evansville every Tuesday at 4 O'clock p.m. - dec6 tf

QUEENS WARE.

,:. ..; . For Padncai and Cairo... . Regular - Wednexlay and "Saturday -r . d: -a,.' Packets ; i .The magnificent sHm heel steaniei j .R'MiA.rr.A., j Grs. Dusocchet, Master; ' Wi P. Fowler, Clerk, Leaves Evansville every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 4 p.in. . t5,rTt-a,yet.Cai-ro eVer" T H U USD A x and SUNDAY at o p.m., making close connections at Cairo with tirst-class packets for St. Lonis. Memphis, and New Orleans. . Connects at Evansville with the K. & C.

anu me jarwon ror ljOUlsvlile.

FORWARDING AGE.MS,

No. ,19 Nbrtlj Water, St,

EVANSVILLE, IND.

SPECIAL AGENTS FOR

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A. . HAVrt CKSr. . J. J. WHITTAEBJU . IIU3 uurftl &. IVIilttaker PRODUCE, CO.VJ.SSO.V AXD I WARVIA'O MKRCMANT3, No. 6....-.....SoatU Water 8U ;!.-'-- ... , Dealers in. Flour, Bacon, Hay, Oftts, Cora and Couutry Produce, , , . f ; ' I If. BAIKD -- .t It. M. TA1 B A I RI) & ST A Rf;. (Successors to W. M. AikuitCt Oo.j t:it a t. AtiE.fi. fnofr VT orwardtn and CcMWmtMnlon Mi CiitiW, FIvaiis vllle, Imlianv liefer to 1 t Wheeir, Pre L vFlrst National IUbi

d Hua'i Orr, V lw Pr-.ldeut httutfliv. . National l'.ik. , . , . WK I'I.I REMIN o" 'He'idsat.d torm-r patron, that w. WATER HTKEETH, Ntiii liv t Ira i it and should he pltd u, it.m ' . ; .,... H.MAi.LWVO. II. I. AlXlS "a CO., FORWARDING AND C0K5fISSI0 ,., : , ; ' MERCHANTS, , BFXTIFJEllH, and Wholesale Dealen . IIQCORS, FlOL'K, &c. Corner JVater and Vine Streets,

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. P. S. DUSOUCUET & CO., GENERAL v COMMISSION MLUCIIA XTS 5o. S:J Pojdras Street, NEW OHLEANS, LA.

'.'iner and cont.Iritneuti soile! led. Iteferences W. J- Liwrc a i n. ...

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Mctjolllstei' John Id. I!mt,-r. Wm If. Ian f ins, John IL Everton, Ml. V'eroon ; Hertrw II ii 1 fc Co, , C, K. I m i & Vo. , , y m m.t w W. W...v anuieter 4 lira., Ik.wlu.K-Greeu. Sy.i A. J. FlHris, C uloiUw, Ki , , . . .. uovidiio . .

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Through Bill of , Lading given 1 all

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CHENOWETIf," CASEY & CO., Co in in 1 mis fo u 3 1 e icl t n u m ..'.For (lie S,te of Laf T.,l,.cco, Pork, ' IiMicon; i'lnn r, ad wr.STKRjf pRonrcR orj.f.tT, IS'o, JO New Levee Street,

tortreight or psvat:e apply on board, or

M. HUMPHREY CO. .

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Agenis.

JAMES PHELAS...

..MAKK A HESXISQ

JAMES PHELAN & CO., TVo. I?; 3Xiu St. (OLD STAND.)

, Stallion " Prince," SIKED BY HKIi(l'I.ES, OUT OF Dam COPPER BOTTOM, 3!4 t ears old 1? hands high. Wai ranted perfectly sound.' If applied for sooo, will be sold for much less than bis value. S. E. GILBERT A CO., . reb22 lni No. 31 North First StreeL"

CHINA. White, Gold-lUind, and Decorated. GLASSWARE. Cut, Plain, and Pressed.. QUEENS WARE In endless variety. HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS. ' , Wood and Willow "Wares, Cutlery. Waiters, Casters, Kitchen Utensils, Ac SILVER-PLATED WARE. Spoons, Forks, Ice Pitchers, Knives, Tea 1 Setts, Casters, fcc LAMPS & LAMP CHANDELIERS

Uegulpr Tuesday Packet FOR CAIK0, tOLl llOlS & SKMPHIS.

The mgn:ficfnt new side-wheel steamer MAtF LOWE 11, Josh, V,Thkoop, atr; Billy Dlss. Clerk.

Will ply s a regular Weekly Packet lrom Evansville to Memphis, giving especial attention to business at all way port and landings, she leaves Evansvlile every Tueafiiiy, at 4 o'clock p. m., makinj; close connections with tne Mobile fc OhioBaiirosd. at Colaiiibus. dec0 dttiSht r t"tSMage aPPJy on board.

Regular Cumberland River Packet

Side Brackets, Lanterns, Burners, CMmneysAVicks, tx, 4c BAR FIXTURES. LOOKLNG-GLASSES. j. ST0NEWARK Mill' Pul.a T.. -

The new and elegant steamer iiisrTOKr, N. F. Dekw, Master; ' " ' NrB. Hayward, Clerk, Will ply as a regular Weekly Packet between Evansville and all Cumberland River landings. Leaves i.'vaTwviiie every SATURDAY, at i o'clock P.M. decl2dlf

X , CARRIAGSr .: X B. GEIES. ' ! ' F. lifjrKKEX. T. K. GREEN & CO., CARRIAGE 1 1 MANUFACTPRERS, Main Street, let. Fifth and Sixth.

Collector's Sale of ..'.Real Estate, to Pay Coit ard Xxpensps of Street, ,. Alley, ; gnd Sidewalk Improve- . jnent8. . ... . , NOTft E I" hereby given that by 1rtue of sunrlrj- pre-epts Issued by ihe .Mayor oi the city ol Evansville, and to me directed, I will sell hi pubne auction, at the dew of the Court House, in snldclty on Thursday, the iwh day of March. at 10 o'clock a. jT jthe following lots and parts of lots of Real Estate, or HO much Thereof as may be necessary to pay tne amount charged and assessed against the same, together with the cost, m vui.i

charges and assessment being for the cwt and expenses of -street., aliev nd sldewi improvements; and that said sale will he continued on the next tbiy there fter, lirtmfcly, on Frid.iy, the UltU day of Match, IsiiK, at the s,une hour and place for tlie

purpose or selling such property aa my have been sold on the day Hrst above mentioned, and not paid for. viz: -' FOP. ASSESSMENT OF STKEET IMPROVEMENTS. ' LOWER ENLARGEMENT. Fractional Lot No. 2, Samuel : Kogeis, owner ftTO D2,'i ; FOPBTH HSLABGEMR.'W. Fractional Block No. 4, Edward Bowles, owner S !C Q0 Lot 5 liiock Id, Patrlcs; Burk.owner 6'73i FOR ASSESSMENT FOR ALLEY IM--i.t.l . PKOVEMENTH. OKIGISAC PLAN. 81 by 73 feet, ieing th northeast j

Z7-&0th part OI Jot XXO. liW, John

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FOB ASSESSMENT FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS. . UPPER ENLARGEMENT. ' '' 2d Subdivision of Oot-r.ot -' -ti.'l

of John Felger, owners .. ..f 45 go EASTERN ENLARGEMENT. Lot No. 11 Block 33, John Kehoe, ! ' owner ti03 72 Lot H Block 84, German Evangelical Church, owner.... , 14i 75J NORTHEASTERN ENLABOEXKNT. East i of Lot No. Bloca U, t4 a; Lot f BlocE 11, S8 Hi. B. Graham, owner. Lot 1, Block 11. John C. tetranser, owner , , f 10 m LA MASCO. , " Lb Ho. 12 Elock 82, S12 12'; Lot 13 Block Si, $13 Zil 2. John; Zwoilen, owner. . , I-OTTBTH ENLAROBMINT. i ... .. Lot 5 Elock Id, Patrick Bulk. own- ' " er I 2C w

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'IIUBBS, PATBJCK k. CO

Forwarding cz CoiiiraisHion . 51 ERG II A NTH '.' I .'.' ..f . And WHAHfllO A T I'lCOfHlilVTlK

AGE-NTS . . K. &. C. and PEX.V. KMLUQIL . and Ccncral ifBti Star liilou L!oi

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EVANSVlLLJS.ljr ,

TIIOS. C. SMITH & CO- ''' PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCfAXTZ. - Dealejii in " "' Flour, Hay, Com, Oatx, Grau Snxdk,

04 PRODUCE GENERALLY. Xo. 5 iSOlXH WATER HTUjCKI, EVAN)VII.LK, IjfD. Ail orders projtly filled. , , faK3it plilLIP DECKER, TblrJ Street, bet. Sytanore and Tlae, , 1 . Manufacturer 0 , . Compound Lubricating Oils for all, kluds of Machinery "' ' Also .'. on LARD OIL, SOAPS, and CANDLE3.