Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 June 1868 — Page 8

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RAILROAD TIME-TABIJU Casino a Steamboat Captain. School Examination The an- . . . .-We witnessed jjeatcxdajfUraaoaAa, raual-xaajiaaUdB--tfefrlwpSfl-sjg

r - GOING .VORTIL ave 4 A Arrive. Arrive. Evansviile. Vineennes. T. Haute Awa M'l n, o: i a. M I lir.J a m , . 9tt m iiijitAM Vlocennes Ao 4 p m I 7 10 pm COMING WJL'IH , 1 JLcayq 1 Leave Terre Haute. Vlnceunes. Arrfve viae, Vljcanes Ae f .J A a J - 9 :53.A "?V yreighl 4 Ac. 8:4 a mn)PM o:; p m Mali......... 4 rtW p pr j ,7 jl0, at I 10:00 P M Terre Ha ate and indiaaapeiis. FROM TERRE HAtTE. Lesve. -Arrive. Sill) A M 12:0.t M -to A M -3:lC P M ?x press... Xxpresis..., 4:'K)RM 5:3-5 p x 12:25.M Oiio and Mississippi Railroad. : t FROM VINCENNES. Arrive. 11 Westward .5:25 p m X all East war! ...... 2 :2- p m iVcpreHN RfStward .i.ij,m:t0 n Xtpress Westward.......':.1) a m Depart. 5 :) p m 2:30 p m 8 :45 p m 5:00 a 3f f ;!, ' STK.t JlbrjAf LINES. ., . Xo Louisville:.-Every Monday and s :M:.urday at 10 o'clock a.m. Every Tuesday, We-dnesday, Thursday, and Saturday at S - 'ock p. m. . To Cairo-Pally, except Sunday, at S 1 ly-iock p. M. To Gbejcjt. Ri vjs.b, Every , Wednesday "mrMt fcfttnrdsy at o'clock P.m. Every iUondii iy and Thursday at o'clock p. M. To. Eahtport. Every Tuesday- and JrMjry at, 4 o'clock p.. m. -. ' To He jdeksos-Daily, except Sunday, , t 'o'clock P.M. To Nashville Every Thursday at four fo MlsnPHis-Seml-weekly. ' AockportStasefviaNewbnraihand Boon1lle,1 carrying the mail, leaves at 7 A. M., 1 Mondays. Wednesdays and Kridavs. Arrives by 7 v. m Tuesdays, i Thursdays axrh Hafardays. ' ' 5iew Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mnn4ys and Fridays at 7 A m. Arrive TuesJwys and Sarpr tavs by 4 p. m. 1 Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves dally (ex jwpt Sundays) at 7 a. m.: Arrives daily (ex ' Tr-'. umiays) by 2 p, m. "3KVKWBURfi.-Hcs dally (except Sun4y.) from tbe Merchant's Hotel, at 3 ' cciock p. m. '

:. CTTYNi:WB. U -' JeaBO Bal. The colored folk?, . iftcr returning from the picnic last light, had a grand ball at Masonic Hall. - ?" : Benefit Mrs. Volderaner, the leading lady connected with the Ger- . anan Amateur Dramatic Association f this city, takes a benefit at Turr's .Hall to-night. - School Exhibition. The annual exhibition of the Independence pub-

" la school takes place to-night. It J ill be an interesting affur, and will doubt attract a large attendance. OT True, The . rumor of the death of Mr. J. B, Maghee, which, "W circulating in the city on Yed neadayvwas, wa are glad to say, un- - ?ae. Mr. Msghee was in the city ,. ; jsterday and positively asserts that. le is not dead. . ; ' CJbarus Christi. This festival of He Church of Rome, in honor of the Xucharist, was celebrated in this city, yesterday, in the several Catholio Churches, with the usual ceremonies. The- churches were gorgeously decorated, and the attendance was quite large. : Personal. Captain II. Clay Goodis, of this city, addresses the Grant CJlub of Johnson -Township, Gibson County, at Fort Branch to-night; and Major A, L. Robinson' speaka before lie Gibson County Convention tomorrow afternoon. C. G. Smallh .use, of Rumsey, Col. Aff. D. 0en, of New Harmony, and Captain U. Shewmaker, of Terre Haute,, were in the 'city yesterday. i Tan Bark. Large quantities of chestnut oak tau! bark 'are heing brought, to the city from the Tennessee River, by the steamer Sam. Orr. On the trip previous to the last, she brought 23 cord-i, and on the last trip ' 10 cords. The bark cost $7 a cord h Tenuessee, and $11 delivered at this vy. Chestnut oak is one of the best Jbarkj i for tanjng, tliere is. , ., jS. Curiosity. A gentleman showed jretterday a curiosity, in the shape w a raddish or rather two raddishes atwehel together by a slender rootk which he. pulledJ froin liis garden. The one raddish that reached to tbe 'fcrof the ground is abort -an inch ag and of a red color, tapering to a . fne root some three inches liu? ti which V? 1'tached ,a s.ttu& white radfiish about three ; inches long, ajvl , - nirly as great in Birciiiutereace as Ihe first.-1 Did' vegetarians say tnej.v tever saw -anything 'lik'i it. : the amuntof the loss sustained. The iflijii?derl hg " hnn s'' s afoii e: ' ' reniained L.1 h... J it-.nutii-uiujmvtai- pajrci uowu. lur.', obert Boyd of thu city, had a lot )f , lumber at the mill, which he fears is also! destroyed

riMAi lMnmiii,.-fr(n me i ifVwihilo How he waJi--1UUS': LUC- iVl '"V'"' i t a. Burecic 4 Co., Ui:dr.

... , . - ' r.:.,, -t". . ' awakerred we did no learn, tut!hi3i'" 5 ... , w-r will find the lai Gest i t, i- 1 . ,that the steam siw mill of Mer ' : ' , .MousfrArpriAnw ;') -

ville, Kentucky, was totally destroyed--;; , -. Aoainst.' yTHE i .RAILROAD.' - We I John Scantlip.. ; ..::.,-: , ".t-'j. ' J t&i1;?; T iiJioSS " ' by -firev yesterday mormng1. 'Tbey did""' were shown a letter yesterday from a i Committee of General ArraXeiiicnts I AjaSdiiw' niww ferfvrtr-tJoai4 yt, ;u 'Ati-aub-4'Co 'WtitUr -- not ascertain the cause of the fire or genttemaLin LlicafrCounty, Ky;t .Tt M: Tuayer,,Rer'; fill, A. L.- L .. .i?.XnaT ffT twate.Nr4 Mah'tret

pre1 sentation of a beautiful gold-headed ebony cane to' Captain IT. T. Dexter,

I pleasant ceremony

I 2:45 pm ' tne veteran commander of the QuickL - v-J step. on. be half. .-of he families of the

: draymen of the city. The cane is of ; a good serviceable size, beautifully i . . ....... -,i . j uuisueu, wua -a auassive -gold neau, bearing the following inscription: to- . C A P T. H. T. DEXTER, FROM THE families s ; cf the evaxsvli e dkatkcs." The cane was preientcd -on. behalf 'of the donors' by Miss "Jenuie Saberton, in a neat little speech, of which

the foilo-wics i,n the-"u.bstaieer'. ' kntle ; to';be eea 5n"".a"Ttig!e .deskJor , 1 nul rf- .boveral -pieces, during the "Captain Dexter Sir: On behalf 'i' about the entire jtHil'dmg,- Awhich ! evening, were : s'uag by "the 'Choir with of "the families' of the draymen 0f i speaks very favorably -for' the . god .-.'abAritythe orgjm'aecompanyit. AlEvaqsville, I present you this ane, I training of tl-:e pupils'.' . i together;-wc" finnk the congregation a3 a testimonial of bur esteem for ' ' The whole number of pupils rei- : worshippiog--tQ St: Paul's-will fee aatr you as a citizen and a gentleman,, fered during thcehool year is 229, of; isSed wit'lr tfie'new instrument. It-is hndT:;of our apfcrekiVtio.' .yourf there are 113 bays and HI iris. ; plainly bub neatly nuVned.

pitalif.y" during oaf Excursion last

night." The Captain, taken by sur- lsh'itrEva Itbemlaaler, Sepha I eus, , ' Invoice Charges Perioas havDrise: was searcelv able to rpnlv but at i Frances Katterbhn, Maggie Feus?; -'wg- invoice charges dae them from'

leRB-th sfli.l " T bardlv know how to ippreciate this handsome cift.. Indeed a I never ,can. I fear, appreciate it enough. I a in gratified that you were all so well satisfied with your excursion last' night. There was a time when it was thought that steamboatmen could not' be gentlemen, but I believe not only steamboatmen can be gentlemen, but that draymen also can be gentlemen, and .theij, wives and daughters' ladies." It is indeed a beautiful gift, neatly tendered one of which Capt. Dexter has a right to-be proud. , .... : Bound Over, a; man;came rushing down street, :yesterday, at a great speed, calling for the police, and a doctor lie reported-; that a man named. Pat. O'Biiea had shot a woman, on" W.aluuf ' Street,., near Ninth, the ball entering the middle of her forehead and killing her instantly. The City Marshal,', supposing he had a first-class case, scattered his force in all- directions, while himself and Deputy took horses and .started in pursuit of the reputed murderer. He was soon picked up, but on visiting the house where it was reported the marder had -.been committed1 it was found that no shqoting had been done. It appeared, however, that a controversy had existed between- the parties in regard to some furniture, . which had; been decided yesterday morning, before one of the Justices of the Peace, in favor of the woman, and that O'Brien, on returning the furnitvre, had assaulted her, and had struck , her in the mouth, knocking out one or two teeth and cutting her lip. He was taken before Recorder Nelson and had a hearing on a charge of assault" and battery with intent to kill. Lewis C.Stinson appeared on behalf of the State, and Col. : Denby - for .the defense. The woman testified that O'Brien had drawn a pistol and snapped it at her, and had then struck her, with the results indicated. Another woman testified that he said he was going to make an end of her, and had drawn a revolver four shooter when she ran away and saw no'' morei The case was submitted without argument, and the accused was held in the sum of $300 to answer. Two citiaens testified to the previous general good character of "the accused, which fact, the Recorder remarked, had induced him to fix the bail at.$300,-instead of ?500. The bond was promptly" giyen. Sleeping at. Work. There was a joke circulating among the draymen yesterday an one of their number. Not ha ving been in the habit of keeping late hours, the loss of sleep on t-Via fynr!.-in of Wfidiiearr nitht 4t -ft.,;, Mm! lj 11 111'. , 1 a ' ' i rirAn-v iviir,l:iv morning whilp at nrU.ly tthoo.- AttPr tartinv IT w 4 V v - v. . to the depot with a hogshead of to1 bace,-lfe-rseated hin.selt onisdray,

ind, leaning up against his load, fell ! packet-' -tor--half-fare to the Con!ep, , tTbe mule.(oue of llpn',)JjV being weifacouainted-wnh the TOi.MMwmy,

a 1 neing weu aciuaiuicu ' to HodsohVfarm; turned ; to;'. -one side to a friend in this Liviogitin Oxuntj city, stating that, . - .'B4lvwVe.dCJargely 1 .u. ..,..' "t , . aaiusi. uie Jjiizatieiikrown Y rauuean - Railroad;.; Vhat effect; this yUl have . T - .. .... upon that enterprise we are not pre

ment of Jno. Wyttenbach, assisted by

Miss Kate . A. Gerhardt, took place yesterday in the presence of Mr. J.. W. Knight. i County Examiner; Mr. Chr. Hedderich, Township Trustee. and many. tf;lhe pirenta and friends. The exercises were highly satisfactory,,, Jhe. Heading, classes s elicited many remarks of approbation, and the various Arithmetic and Geography .c'a.iftese.vi a eel great jScienoy in tiidse branches. The 'deportment of the school was very .commendable, ana was pronounced perfect. It wa; remarked that there was not a leal pencil niaik, nor scratohv or fut of a tne various Antlimetic ana GeogratVKc !o-i cvin.a J -r-.-rr flrtJanrtr. ) ; a rt J4 W- i -f - , iuoe Drancaes. ice aeportmem or t ne scnool wa s very jeomme na a Die, and was pronounced perfect. It wa? remarked that there was not a leal pencil. mark, nor scratohv or tfut of a ROLL or noxoa. j P'-rfict in Deportnu-nt awl Sclujliri Fannie Simmons. Emma Neel.'AmanI da Lernnjer, Mary Siler, Mary Stroui-e, ! Emma Brose, Reienia HirrisOD, nnie Kabn, William Jones, Personal.' -rTbo. Morgan, MarMarshal of ' the Chancery Criart of "LouisviHe, Ky.', was in the city yes terday. ; He left for Louisville on th'ei, Mornine Star.' ' " : - . - i Geo

Jeorge ' Lewis, the dist.Ihkuishi;f Vt-t!i nBim , . , ;; - in' an euujess variety., La.xM and )resentative of the great house of; yyl3te I'vrii-At ad -v" Vmbrelht. andies & Crawford, Loaivillev 'Ta-i'l- 'and 'Oo-ris .we are head-

represe Brandies having closed up the business of the season in ibis city, left by the Morn- -,- ., . . T ing Star, yesterday evening, for Louis'tti Tin T T n txr 1 1 - o c i- rv r 1 1 T f Vi zi rtnr r t season opens again. George has made a host of friends in this city during his sojourn here.. Rev. S. C. Baldridge, Pastor of the Old School Presbyterian Church, at Friendsville, Illinois, was in tbe citylast night. He is en route to Shawneetown, to fill an appointment. 1 m Recorder's Court. There was not a large amount of business before the Recorder yesterday, and only one of them of any special importance. A countryman in market yesterday refused to pay the usual fee for the privilege of selling. The marketmaster. therefore arrested him, and it appearing that he was a gentleman not ttadersfandiog the English language, and not being conversant with the rules, he was let of! with a nominal fine of one cent and costs to the amount of $1 50. A printer) who was out of " sorts " and out of a " sit " and out of spirits, imbibed too much spirits, and fell into the hands of the Philistines, and was taken before the Resordcr, who fined him $1, with $5 35 costs. TheRecorder expresses a . willingness to remit his share of the costs if tho typos of the city will raise a fund to pay the balance, and release him from durance vile.. ;. ' ' - Picnic The colored people of the city. chartered the Newsboy yesterday to pOBvey them to the grove near Lockhart' Point, where they held a grand1 picnic.'' The Newsboy made three trips, being well filled with people, each trip. Numbers who preferred a mofe'aristocratic and select methdd of reaching the grounds, took their dulciennas in buggies. .There was an elaborate di-play of finery among the female portion of the picnicers. agd great gallantry on. 'the part of the sable beaux'.. (Henry Hart's splendid string "band furnished maguificent music, and they had a gay and festive timo .dancing the green. Captajd ; Sheffer turned the ship over to Capt. Pat. Burke, wh'r'l'cok' fchatge of the expedition. ' ' . ." .,': ,;,-..- - -,';;: Grant Club. Meeting. At tUC j . I meeting the, Grant; Club heid at) ' the Court-hwi.-B kst night, theifoi-

j lowing committees vere appointed: -.J.esMtJ0t V2L? ani 104. Lalaibtrett ! To arran.tca, with the railroad and! Nsxt to Court Home.

- ' ' f-' T . "m "v- ," ' f u t.i"a -;ccV. -"- ; '-w " V- I .'1 1 iTt , iiobinsoa, sc&uoert.sore"-'-on-.'-'Wrn. -Hef-ruti; ' Ji S.-' Hfrpkins. ! t i.- ' -AXt 4 T' ti..iu . t.api. x. osuuiiei, auu .-i. j, uuiw; ' i mson. The meetfng then adjourned until .nexjloadajpj night ajflgh qlock.

Trial, of the New 0aaAN. ance"at St,- Pa als -Episcopal Church last night, to witnes-the trial of the new Organ j ait set tip-by Mr. Pilcher, of Chicago. .Several professors of music perforni'ed on the new instrument, including Pilcher, Warren, Van Roy. Miss .-Lawrence,-and Prof Baura. The tone of the Organ was, perhaps as good as is ever attained in.' iasLruTnents.of thaf "size and class

tnougn not so gooa as ,in tne; larger 1 c rA 4niSrv ' laKoratlv fii!afi Knpn ! - .. m , ' w. i :: rr.: : pipe orgitua, sum tsuuu ui irmnj .u.: u nurcn, nut j n me na oa ci a g6.ad plajer'. makeav.e.ry line inustc. in strength and voiumeU is fuliysutI ficientfora churck of the size of bt.' lOCAL KOTICIIS. i ?!ie .steamers ',. Ada Lyun or Crescent i City, ar rtfinea.td to present them at the to ace" ot ' Baird & btart on tomorrow-.(Saturdav) for payment. ! , Opened THi5.MoRNiN.a-rA large' as sortment of Printed L w na. new styles of Chintz Calicoes, Lleached ai d hronsn JfuslimM theja,tere.du,ccd yric ; ilk, t'tia and cotwa Trimmifs, Ji'z tn.i, Hosiery , id Le.le tt re.id. superfine 1 quarters, and defy competition; trmta'lrine, n'-f' LlVl - L r. Points an l MVHtfAs. As ; vVhitcf Lace Mant es and Foiuts are becoming common, and about played out, we will sell the balance of our stock at greatly reduced' prices. .We are sole, agents for the - Harris Sedmhrs Kid Glbtes, all shades' and sizes, just received at Q') Main Street, " between ,' Seco ad and Third, sign of the New.. York Store. jel2 2t- J: T. & S.-A: CoOLIDOE. . JKaT" New Veil Nets and new style veils i a all colors.' beautiful parasols, new millnery goods, &c, just received at Hughes'. jell lw White Alpaca and Crepe deSpagne, also Tamartines, Crepe Marets, and many other new dress goods at Hughes', at the lowest prices, jll-lw . '.. i : " r ""Now 13 the .Winter, of our Discontent Made Glorious Suir mer." So sang the great poet. No doubt the discontent in Winter was! caused by a 'troublesome' o'oiigh iOr cold, which might readily.have been cured by a bottle of Dr. J.. W. Po-. land's". White .Pine'.'. Compound. No one in these days aeed be discontentr, ed. The White Pine Compound is sold by Cloud & Akin. jell-2td ltw. - .. ; -., Removed A. C. Hallock's Family Drug Store has been removed to No. 37 Main Street, between First and Second, where will be found a complete assortment of all articles kept in a retail drug store. jel d2w Amerion Lead Pencils, by the gross or dozen, at Journal Office. Persons desiring drive or tube wells at reduced rates, will please call on jel lw C. Kratz. Removal. The office of the Kanawha Salt Company has been removed from No. 5 Water Street, to No." 7 Main Street: my27. L. Ruffner, Jr., Sl Co. ,., 1 Just received at Carlin's. a lot of new aud stylish Casinets for pants; also a fine lot ot Coatings, which he is pelffnf very Icrw'for Cash. Go and see a new stle of goods' that he has got, Cold Suasuck, for Summer wear. " je2-tf O' Cr. a rir The next meeting of the Grant Club will be. held oi Thursday evenHig. Jun.? UthlSi - J ' By order.of the Presidect. ; .. junl D. D. Doughty, Sec'y. UHLHORN & BRlWKMAl tticUvik to M; AiLjAWRfescK, (Establisbed in 1840.) 1 IVhohMk'aiid idetail Dealers in " I A.n r-m lu.".-- - - ' hiTi . . 1 UUllM' J,u, , v , .. -. . I caps, ironts. door sills, 4c. '-. I i ' T w: r - , J ImpOltaht to Builders, At BABCOCK ft' STEELE'S &m V bite Lead. sl..?' Iesjdrape Cemtnt. -4 t)HMeis liite l.ime. ol) l.rre.s Fla-ter Fans, .. ! h riun. DiK' and I4 brtisb JsA Kill niA ImtM ol fel kimli. L - 1 1 Oef wtMJok at tbe J- nammotb building iifd double, track faifroiid lor transferring I toelr stock ioto greeubacKi.- ma27 dt, . )

- : Architects. '

Allen A Clarlse, Creacent City Bollding. H. .Marsinna, No. 3 Chandler's Block. . . ... A ttorneys. . , : W. P." Harrave VVaUlngton Block, ted !Stret. " - -- ;- - ' Crebs' 4 Conner, Carmi, Illinois. -Business Colt-ege. EvansTtHe. Business. College, Welis 4 KIinerr Noa. 47 and 49 Main St., (up stairs.) Boarding. Ra lroad Heus; " Old ! Buil'4 Head," Mam Street. - ' ' ' ,.- - Mrs.- D Carter, Division bet. Second aad Third Streets. . Mrs. E. M.Burns, No, 12Souih Second .St. ' Books,' St ationery, and Paper. . ' 7 EVanf'vftle Jourtial Co., 6 LoV-ust:tJ ; Heiiy. Isaacs A Co:, No. 6 Nortl; 1st V Jgiia li. rscott, cot'Min and Hecoud sx. Jiiu R Hoole & Hon, Cincinnati.; ClietfieM & Woods Cincinnati. ; ' Ft5h--Barter.!Na. 'I MattL-Street. ; D-ker IS: Mortow, Xu: U-s: F;i l fct. ' . - Builder i- -Moifriah. ' . .... , .Baboock & iteeie," Wafr, aboye L!cut ur- ,t ..it v.j.wo :j-i:t . .' w-CurriageA. i J.. B. (Jtii& C-j .-Main 'u.-,t;t weej firiii fetid -lX-tll. ;: .'' . ...!'!:; I O mmizsfon JerchaH's. . ) . L."RulfiieiVJr.;-Jt' Co., Com.'uisa Mrr- , clialiW-Na.7 Ma n Screei Khrm.n. Fbr Co.. ' Cut ton Factors and commission MrcuaU4 Xo. aad 13 North Water Mi eet. . .. W G.j Biowa 4.COj .ForwarUinx and C' uiiaission Mef-fl bants. Levee, ; - . ' Clark 4 Druiy, Coin.n is-,ipn Merchants,' No. aw First Street, Mempuls, Ten a. . 'f ,- ! Pe't?r Cusey 4 Co , Commission Merchants, No. 82 LeveiJ St, Vicksbnrjr,1 Miss. -VV. C. K&riiey4 Co.,Comrtlerc;al 3rokers, Nt. 4 Sycamore Stret. '-. Fred. R Huston &' Co., Forwarding and Coiurms.iou.StercUants, No. 5 N,Water St. Duke Nicbelson, Commercial Broker, Railroad ar4 "Steamooat "Agent, No. 5 North Water street. . . : Joseph B. Likt 'o: warding and Comluissloa Merchant, No. r N. Water St." Banksiultb 4. Huiupuit-y, Comtotssion and Forwarding Merchabts, Howard Row, Memphis, Tenn, , . . Hayhurst 4 ' WhUtker, Commission Mercbants, No. 6 North Water Street. Balrd 4 Start, Commissrou Merchants, Water Street. EvansvlUe, . H. D. Allis 4 Co., ForwardiQ5 and Commtsiion Merchants, cor. Water 4 Vine Ms. P. S. : Dasbuchet-4. Co., Cobimission Merchauts, No. 33 Poydras St, New Orleans. Cbenueworth, Casey & Co., Commission. Merchants No. 73 New Levee Street, New Orleans.' Hubbs, Patrick 4 Co, Forwardinj and Commission Merchants, Wharf boat, Evansvllle. Thomas C. Smith & Co.,! Produce and Commission Merchants, No 5 S. Water St. Weldon Brothers 4 Co.,- Commlssiou Merchants and Cotton and Tpbacoo Factors, corner Vine aud Watei Streets. '' ' R. K. Dunkerson' 4 Co., ! Commis-lon Mercbants and Wharf boat Brokers.Levee. McGregor Brotuer New O leans. , . Speed. Summers 4 Co., New Orleans. , Fairchild and Blugbana, New Orleans. S. M.Barton 4 Co., New Orleans. . Barton 4 Pool, Cincinnati.- ',; E. Van Riper 4 Co., No. 2 S. Water St. Fatman4Co., 'ew York. Fred. R. Huston 4 Co., No. 5 N. Water SU Henickeu 4 Talmer, New York. , Carpets. W. E. French 4 Co., Carpet Warehouse, Nos. 47 and 49 Main Streets. Coal Thomas Wbitted, Green River Coal, No. 6 South Water Street. James H. Litcher, Bon Harbor coal, No. lSJNorth Water Street. Clothing. .. M. Lyon, New Opera House,, coraer opposite the Sherwood House. Drugg'uts. Keller and White, Wholesale Druggists, No. 32 Mala Street. Dry Goods. Schapker, Bussing 4 Co., Dealers la Dry Goods, Noa. II and 49 Maio Street. - Dent at. Dr. 1. Haas, Dent st, over First National Bank, corner First and Main Streets. Dye House. F. Graupner, Dyer and Scourer, Fifth St., between Oak afid Cherry. Drugs aitd Medicines. H. J, Scblaepfer, cor. Main and 2nd Sts. 8par&s4 Pleqnet,' No 7? Main Street. JohL-Laval, Main St., above Second. Cloud 4 Akin, No. 5 Firt H reet. : ''';' Foundries. Crescent Foundry, Reitz4 Haney.Canal,corner of Ingle Street. Scholtze, Thnmaii 4 -Ob.", Mechanics' Foundry, corner p.. First and L, "cut Sts. Founslers and, Machinists. Wmj Heiirnan, Lower First Htret. B!ecker;Ti.'trnan 4 Co., No' 14 N. 2d fcti. W. C. Turuock & Co.', Lower First, St. : Grccerics. ,, Cnaries Vie'e 4 Xis.r! Wiiriiesale G.oce:s, S. W.-poriier First and Sycaalore Slieets. Wheeler 4 Rigss, Wnolesaie D .i.-tlers in Groceries-, S. E. cor.'isi and Sycamore Sts. , Gibsou.Early 4 Co , Oroc CiacinnatU I. '4 D. Hieman, Wholesale Grocers, No. o suwrMsn mretxT"- ' -- ' H. E.Gilbe.t 4 Co.: Grocers; No. 31 North ?i-sfts$i(,-h. i i j r f ' r -.. -.f.f - , fM, . pell, Vh-jiesaIe- .yr, No. IS tiWate'i 'street'"- '.-'; '- ' ; 1 ,; " V sckfe ry TSftn he rs,.'.y. h.o2eia..e aa.l petail I Growers, N6,'?.i jilaih SLreet. . .-... Jatces Suell, Jr., Hon t'tiy Gwsjery, Lo- j j cast, between First aud Second Street. and Deajer,ah

' ";H. K. We!ls 4 isoti; Importers srfdDeal- ' 1 eis rn'if ardware, No 31 Alain'StreeU '- J

Charges i4abC9Cj-4 Cor, No,-3 Main St' " Boetlieher, "KTellogg 4 Co., No. 13 Fir.-t St-'l-'i II k',-.V i .'Mats', f I. 'xVA F,; A. Weber 4 Co., corner of Main and Third Streets. (

Iron.

RaTu'r6rr 'Co.7 Dealers in Iron, SteeK etft., Watif St. corner of .vycamor4. .V . Ice. ; - R. C. Jewell A Co., TSo'.'ll srFirst Street v ; Jewelry and Clock. "Oeissier A Delaog. No. 4 Main St. k A. Ok Rosenkranz, Ne, 12 Nftb-id 8t. TriWl, Myer; fc Bpi.r2ai yfwot, abov 1 Chestnut Job n. f ; G love r,' coV.'-ilil a ai I r db Sts. , : - 'Liquet Deaffti: "?": aanabie : AlForVAVhoISttlejtle.iieni la Liquors, Soa.t N0..6 Soutb First St. . ''MitttiJDealeS ''" Uiiihorn 'fc B intern an -Marb Dealers, No. 11, 102 and. 104 Main tieetT '.T ,.'!, J'ivfwii, Ja'ors.;. t ' D. fiL-Ander-on, Mercbaat ..Tai'.or, No. 3 Cha'tiater's Block.-5 !i 4 W. vi; HaielrligVMercSiraf Talibr, No. 51 Main' tstreet; j.-.;;. .. ',-. Frederick Oell, 3rd 8t.Wow Syc'auioie. ' " PiiHip" Dcke: ,' Bertler fi Compound Lu-bri!-at';tig Oils, : J it.vesy5a mote ic Vine. .. .c - Piumberti: : .. ' . iiihion A Wel-slii'No. iiocust it, ., Painters, , , 1. W;!i;a:ii Woods" House aid steamboat P.?lii r. shop cor. 4lh and Mulberry Sts. ---'-" Phynii'ins - ; iira-v t D:i'- Physician and Surgeons, i r Lr, 11. Mi Harvey, cor. Main auJSrd Sts, Peol psafe Aacnts. v W. II. KiussVnan" 4 Co., Real . Estate A4?eats, N.i Main Street. Win. , Reavis, ' J K Clalni Agent ; also, Real Estate Ageut, Main St., bet. 3d 4 4th. Alvah Johnson, Real Estate Agent, Third Street, between Maiu aud Locust. J. P. Elliott 4 Hon, Third near Locust. McXeely 4 Sehubert. Wasbington Block, Third Street. . , , , ' Rs taurants. ' Dick's Saloon, cor.' First and. Locust Sts. ' Saddlery, ' Tiimmings, &c. i C. WolffyiW Main Street; Charlee, Babcock 4 Co., No. -8 Main St. , ... Steamboats. , Steamer Tennessee, Capl Ben. Howard , Master, Regular " Cairo Packet; leaves Evansvllle Tuesdays aud Fridays. ' ; St ,'amet QuickS'ep, H. T. Dexter, Master leaves Evansvllle Mondays 4 Thursdays Steamer Armada, Gus. Dusouchet, Master, leuves Evausvnie Wednesdays and Saturdays..' '.. Steamer Sara. Orr, leaves Evausville every Saturday.. " HENDF.KSON PACKETS. Steamer Mollie Norton, Charles Perkins, Master, laaves Evansville daily at3, P. M. Steamer Newsboy, W. II. SheU'er, Master, leaves EvansviMe daily at 3 p. m. - orees KrvR packets. . Sleainer James Gray, Joe. ;McRpy holds,, Master; Regular Seuu-,Veeky. Packet. Steamboat Agents. . C B. Rudd, Water Street. Umbrella 'Manufacturer. Adolph Wagoner, Third Street, bet. Vin and DiTisloti. ; ,: . -.- - Uttdertalers. . : John W. and George H Uenson, Undertakers and Embalniers, No. 138 Main St. K. Smith 4 Brothers,' Undertakers, 11 Main St., between Fourth and Fifth. " Woolen Mills: Schae'tr, Gruen 4 Keur, factory in Independence; store Tbltd St., below Mala. Wagons, Materials, &c. C. Decker4 Sous. 14i and 141 Main St. T IV JL Xt T . Jfc X S JOHN W. & GEORGE W. HENS0J, (SuccetMors to J. C. Henson 4 Son,) No. 13S Main Street, Evansville, I-d., HAVE ASSOCIATES THEM, solves together for the purpose of cany lug on the Undertaking . and Embalming business. , The best stock la our line to be found ia the city will bekept constantly on oaiiii, aptSd.lm .A; , new; man AT AN OLD BUSINESS! rrur, ' r,MKKsifi;r takes JL 'his piau ot notilyiug the citlzeus o'.' Kvansvilie and suri-ouuain country that he has purohasej the entire uiock of Gents' Piece and Furrishbg Goola hitherto owned by Aiex. l):ir'.in?, and w;ll cootiiiB -the business at tbeold stand. No. 3 MAIN sljiKtl'. I invite my irieuda to call and examine my goo is and prices; (;'"". 1 thlnki I4 ,ive. , satisfaction. 1 ! . l0,0Y?. .fIECE " I am prepared to do alj kinds of - : ' ' ,'''' ' - ! ..' M ercbrtlH .Ta ilorl lig Ion short notice, hating .secured tLe ser- ; vicesof a .no. i (L'ulteraud some excellent j t,aiiJrs: I expect to sell f'r ca-J, and will mayll dlf y-M. a. IIAZELIIIGG. -....'i .. : .i XXAVIN I1.PSE !' 51 T EX. i tire stock ot gooas to Mr. llazeirlgg, ,I take .deanure lu reeomtneuding nim to 3 I mv ciistoiners.. hd'i soMclt for him a rcuau, ..10. if:tf Coui i; : ,ojji.i;! rC SAVIXO JTIU'lf ASEI CapfAin A Liter's towboe.1 and oal bais, ami be lease of h1sGrei-n River Coal Miues, I tll . contiLU tin business at ,th.e old 'laud, over lla'yhdlsl 4 W maker's, ' '";", No':KT utlir tTater '' Street, And will sell, the lest, . ' ( , . Grewi fiivtr Coal at 12Jc p.-r Bushel Delivered to any part of tbe city. Orders for towing le;t at the office win be promptly attended to. . mcbl2diu , , iTHOH WHITED.

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