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r t::ti fun soul tliHt knew not sin, 1 oosrd over tun ede of Faradlae, "w v st riving 10 come in, u'ilti t.ir and iiuun't in his eyes. "Oh. L! othpr. I it on?" he cried. Vuur i e is h a breath fiom home. VTh v oo von siav so long outside? I nm :.t.;i -s-t fir vou to come." And did n weep too much for me?" lift lie ai'r rn ckx, aimrniu; nrr ftniTw, Hut nolJTum trenlte tears jor tt.ee f" - Aim! trft thm weary and "Ar.i teil mo. is the babv grown?" Aia .' he untf noon t a won " " Comfit you break the gilhering day, Ani let t'i t'Oh to' Ueoth name through, V? his feet ntumli in the maze, Crume i fe .i o few aewf " " ' r like o cloud DOT JA MO 1 ' That rt-rtrrtntui-ptyu find TIOBhOre, " J ''" ;-;t ' aaiJ:'" exet-moref " ' ; r -lac tf e - 'rmy tit the nou. '-' '" ' tu C ys u "' pat', a tn a-heru train, lteh. xiient ''. fee I'rwii Au bivta, lnti i aj, onitra lAriw, Lant" ' O br.ihpr, there was a path ao clear !,".' ' t might be but J never taught t" " O tru ner, there whs a sword mo near!" It might be tut I never ought.' - Vut, sweep tnls needless gloom aW, For you ere come to the gate at lat." Then In depatr that sonl replied, TAr gate owe TA .coif ' "I ca not tonvB the mighty weight, I owunoi Cud tfte Kolneu aev, 1'utuo tot mhvcii around u wait, ' a .d o eh:wicvfrBldNo to m. - v.uid pm b t-iy pJm U serou, -V.ua coiua outo itia door lur m! r.ss tiiewoti", thou litt'e fair aoul, ' It x- nut mli.e to keep tue aey." I'Ut outer air la darlt und cold. R-f tueoRtiil. thon Ittt pure heart, ' No for toy word wU tbe ufold." 'p all tlie '.lrtn? height he prayed. , ., t'' ttuit poor hhHdow io tba cokI; - - : Htill c iint- lb ur , Not our to aid, : Y'tj caout miktit e dooi uufold I" t i . iiai hat pocr Shadow, ktill OU'sld, , , vt'ruu hS tha sHCied a r with pain, A i il ih n..ols wut np aa- cried Wtiei ijever ry wh heard lt vain. .No eyr i 5ti-ld the pltyma fac. TtoanHwor none ml. ht understaad, ... P.ul diaify t .rt,uU the MleutMpare ' W m the btreictung of a band. . TKr02IN B LETTER." lho Kcsultof Grulnclhe Epistle Uu ihe vrons Kntelopf'. Klevpo o'clock at le&t so saiJ the Roldn tide of sunshine, creeping over .e vrtlt-ety turt of the Tillsge green, :ind lwfir.g irpelf in the murmurous ioliawe oi the maplo trees; and 80 -aid the litt! clork in Judge CorneUV.Iaw oilioe on the iiiain street, -pMkinpr in aharp, melodious chime. Hatry Giovf-r glaoced quietly up at the iiDeouipromising iittla dial, as he intend the domain of ''Coke upon Littleton." , " "I'm late, this Tiiormog," he mutten'd, hiiuiiog up his hat behind the loor; " bur, sa gud luck will have it ih; Ja isa ha not made his appear:it)i'yetJ' , '. He vr. a straighf, handsome young i-lu.cr with c-rl? hrown hair, fimrjia hstteV eye''. tnI a healthy flush oo hia un Wovr.i cheek a young man, yt vi ins-tinctively felt you could trnT at ettriinfe, as you looked into iiU i'mdL, uoofpt lace. There are1 not nrauy Mich; mnre's the pity 1 . ' Wiiw whew whew," 'whistled Mr. Harry' rover, turning over his jrile of ie-al doonnents in a very iMrthttd.cal sort of way. " Law and r; ot thit I am certain, rretty Ariel IJiowne'a blue eyes ahine rouih y enough at me trom every hit of narchmeot or printed blank touch. How lovely she looked last n-jilu and who would cTrr supposed that the- old cat with the falae curls and vrinninn porcelain teeth eould bo her auntZ Kieh, too, they Bay; a good match for some desperate fortune hunter, who is willing to swallow the bitter old pill for the ake ot Ibe cold coating. Let me see talkinu about old Experience Browne. I believe 1 have a busine letter to write her about that piece of Und by the school hou-e corners that sue want me to buy. jNot II Wtien I purchase land for a building spot. it won t be a desolate pasture, where recks and mullen stalks neat togetn er to t-te which shall possess the Btauuch -o'l. The old lady must take mof ryo unsophisticated character. ln leen. I winider, now. If blue-eyed Ariel will over be a wrinkled catamar. ?bitebiitr after- bargains. Pooh. I .-.htivil I m)od think ot a whitep'U!:.r int t 1 lit'le dove being tranwormed rei.-iy vulture. Hd iraocd back in hia chair, with bc-th h lUitri c!a-p ?d on the top of his enr v h.-td. a; 1 looked out abstract edv'inio the slu-hitm village street. huua 14 id old ue under his breath -.a luae whon harden was "Love atiil l.ve." P ainiy, Mr. 3 ;irry Grover was very lut e ui-pused far work that morning A i d when, at iz o clock. Judee vor re I c.uie ia, there was but a hopeless chaos r pjoers on the table to repre Mar his jyoubi? partner' matutina labors. " Why, Grover, you haven't accom r.Vi3Wd a thing this morning,' sajd the old J udge, glancing keenly around through bU antique silver bound Bpectic'es "1 am afraid that the pretty girls at 'Squire Poekthorn's utrtv last n ght. were too much for .'..ur Trent! eanilibrium "Well, you ?eo sir, I've been rather sorting th-; pipers over," said Harry, a Utile s teepishty, "and 1 ve written two letters this morning ! " "Two letters?" "Yes sir." " My I ask to whom?" '"Ouewssto old Miss Experience Browne, about that lot she wanted to sell me a regular clipper giving the old hag a piece of my mind and the other ' M'he othr? " . . Ah. m that wasn't exactly a busi es letter. .Now, Judge, suppose you and I look over these ejectment papers toge'her The Judge smiled slyly; he had an idea a to what the other letter con tained. Every one in town knew bow hopelessly Mr. Harry Grover was in lov with pretty Ariel Browne. Judgi Lorneil had been young himself not so very tnany years ago. "Its just as well for the lad to marry and settle down," thought the oia !euvciiju, ana Ariel win cer rainiy majto aa pweet a little wile as mortal couid wish tor." nrry oecao t nave been bo nava teriou.sly sealing aod directing his two letters at the taU desk behind the of fice door Judk'6 Cornell knew just as well - what va in them as if he bad read every word with his own eyes. But N .young people have a mistaken idea that old people don't know anything:. Miss Ariel Browne sat in her room. huey with a complicated piece of bright colored web work that ladies Call crochet" when Bridget tapped poftlv at the pannels ot the door. " P. ease, Mia Ariel, a letter." " r J A' letter, and for Tael Dear me, Bridget, and who can it be Irora ?''-s " Faix, then, and it's meself that doejii't know, but lawyer Grover's ofilee boy brought it, and an impudent yotu;g tpulpeen it ij, to " But here Bridget became conscious

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attention ta her, and vithdrtw into her department of the Utclioa there to nurse her grief in solitude. -Ariel's cheek had turned a pink as the inside of a vriki rosebud, as she read the surerseriptioa of the letter, and her heart beat perhaps a pulse or two faster than was its wont, but she broke open the missive with a resolute hand, aod read : My Dear Miss Kbownk : ' Rather cold begtnn ug?' five poutwt '. I muxt beg to decline all further negotiation with yon. As you cannot for a moment aerlotmv snppose I care to poes auythlna ao utterly worn down ana good for nothing, it la oe lens to waote either of our time in any more preliminaries. I will all thla afternoon and return to you tha papeia you ao Vinueceasarlly tools the trouble to aend me. -. " Yours, Tery truly, a H. Okover. Ariel threw down the note and burst into tears.; 1 '' "The oold-hearted, presumptuous villain ?' she fobbed; "Papers, indeed! I sure0 be means the note 1 wrote himoout the picnic. O, how foolish I have been, how absurd, and I am rightly punished; for my folly 1" - But still Ariel wept on; when a gjrl of eighteen , has built up a. glittering castle iu the air, whose foundations are laid in her own heart, she cannot see it dashed ruthlessly into ruin without a fewnatural tears. ; Meanwhile. Miss Experience Browne,, cetat, fifty well ripened Autumns,' was reading, with no little astonishment, the letter which Bridget's enemy, the" post-boy, had brought for her. "Up--on my word!" exclaimed Miss Experience. lowly and emphatically. The impertinent young fortunehuoting humbug. Does he suppose I'm a born fool, to swallow such, a pack of sentimental flattery as this? Lovely eyes dimples. '. If he'd had said spectacles and wrinkles, he d have been eonsiderably nearer right. No you !don't; my fine fellow no you don't 1 Experience Browne nao t lived nity-nve years m tue world to fait into such a trap as this at last ; ' He'll call this afternoon to receive the answer that is to decide the whole current of his future life, will he?s Well, let him call. I'll be ready for him, and I'll warrant rue he won't be in a hurry to call again." , And Miss Experience chuckled to herself until all the false curls quivered as she folded the letter neatly and put it back into it hurriedly-directed envelope. , , . I never had an offer . of marriage before," she thought, viewing her autumnal - countenance in the pier glass, and adjusting the little puffs of v i - v . t, j f i ; riuuoua iu uor vaji uuiuci, uuu u does make - one feel kind of queer! It's something to tell of, any wa3". Bethuar Jones needu'i go to paying now that I was an old maid, because I had -never had an offer.: I just wonder what Ariel would say I guess 1 won't tell her, she would only laugh at met , Miss Experience drew herself up as if her spinal column were a bar ot iron, that afternoon when Bridgett announced: Mr. Grover. mem !" Show him in, Biddy I am quite at leisure to receive him. And our hero enti elv innocent of the pending storm that awaited him. walked into .Miss Experience's awful oreseooe with a bundle of title deeds in his hand, tied with the olhcial ooking red tape of his profession. (iood afternoon. Miss rxpeneoce. Ain't you ashamed of yourself, larry Grover?-" ejaculated the spin ster, in a deep, stem voice. tret along witi yourself, makin love to an old woman mora'n twice ad old as you be, just because she'd got a little money I What do you take me tor. heyr Don t stand stir in . there! Walk out of the room, quick, or I'll throw the btg dictionary at your bead! No, no, no! Now you have your answer puin enough! i wouldn t marry you it there wasn t anotner man in toe wnoie ot tne town! " - i ... . Harry Grover was a little appalled at this change of horse and foot, but he stood his around manfully, not even quailiog at the big dictionary! But, Miss urowne will you hear me a moment? l don t want you to marry me ! What has put this strange fancy into your head? " You don't want to marry me? Then what in the mischief does this letter mean. I d like to know?" May I look at it? , Harry took the letter and glanced at it Its contents threw a new light on the unaccountable state of affairs 'Good Cun d! what a blockhead what an unmitigated, unexousable. in comparable donkey I hare been ! What could 1 have been thinking about?" 'Hey?" demanded the puriled spinster. Excuse me, ma am, but there has been a miatake a ' And without stop nine tn cnmnleta bis fragmentary sentence, he rushed out of the room to the little bav-win-dow narlor, where ' Ariel usually sat. "Well, I never!" exolaiaaed Miss Experience as the door banged unceremoniously iu her face. i " Ariel I Miss Brown!' But Ariel -turned, haughtily from the pleading eyes of her lover. "Your letter is quite sufficient, sir; I need no further exponent of your meaning." ' - ' " " Ariel darling there has been an absurd mistake; this is the letter that was intended for you. The other was writreu to.your aunt oo business, and, by some unaccountable blunder, got into the wrong envelope! 1 have been a fool blockhead but 1 love you. dearest, with all my heart! Ariel, you will not send me away!" No Ariel did not, send him away, for the. shy smiles and rosy bloom were beginning to come back to her face, as Bhe read the real letter. "But, Harry P' she aaid, with a roguish dimple at. the corner of her mouth, " you must confess that Aunt Experience's not had rather an unpleasant style." " I was a careless reprobate," said Harry, frankly, " but you see Judse Cornell was watching me" And that was . the end of all misundestanding between Harry Grover and Ariel Browne, thenceforth, evermors. - Miss Experience was rather disappointed in two things. She would like to have sold the school house " corner lot," and she would like to bave said that once in the course of ber fifty-five years of life she had an offer of marriage. " However," said " Miss Experience, " Ariel ia very happy, and maybe things are be-tas they are." E. S3I1TII & BEO., Uudortakers, l MAIS ST., bet. Fourth and Fifth, ' Eva.N8Vii.L-e. Ind 5?p,,?ntnUy U habd a large stock of Meutiuo Caatmi and CnH.etn, and Walnut llomna. Part caiar attention piid to LayIngOoltadOfwwmg. (tipS d3m R. C JEWELL' & CO., PURE NOKTHEBN I0E. W-AMILIIJ BtAIRiarO HE1LTHT JZ lea made on living water will be aup. tlid prompLty, by leaving orders with tDOCKKtt MUKTEN, marS-dSm Ha. U Uouth fc tret Ht. -

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Ma r LYON 2 " a-i p n I I (i ! ft Z -2- . m " m v i 2 ft 3 Tina -ftrs rt i 1 w 25 ft 5. A 2m 0 x p2 Pi ta c 0 2 ef e TT r m. r-r S3 a. a JB X 32 05 13 o 5" S3 OB 3 a"1 0 s 83 3 ft 0 0 3 0 Ssr m o o P 0 X rt0 C3 a 5" CT3 0 m as Ps 0 p 3. S9 11 x W p 2 9 M" 3 5TSi SO CC -V5 . ' o G. e 5,4 "61 it 2p o o P at ,2 x CO 35 - M o p 2 o e X M MX h. M p o X H Ppft 3 0 9 3.. - x Ms CD p X ft P p 9 re CO X ft p ft o P p.3 x ST0 x X et PtTx o 0 P.x 0 Ms II. L Y O I. New Opera Hesse Corner, OPPOHITK SKEBWOOD HOUSE. CARPETS. C A. H P E T " WAREHOUSE. V1L E. FRENCH & CO, Nos. 47 and 49 Main St., ETASSTIILK. The largest ani most complete assort" merit of IIoase-FurnlBliinK (Sooda iu the STATE OF INDIANA. In STYLE, QUALITY, and PRIOR, wa DEfY ALU COMPETITION, JEASX UU wtr. In addition to all our other llnea ol gooda, wo have 40,000 Rolls WALL PAPER, at UNUSUALLY LOW FIGURES. By means of a NEW INVENTION In the production of titf Lil PAHLOK PAPJtua, which we control in this market, we are now enabled to sell tueae elegant gooda at aboat . ... ..-a 25 IER CENT. lesa than the were ever before offered a thia market. UIVE Tf A CAXJU-V9 aprtTdtf

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3E8CENT FOUNDERY, A S3 VlLLfc. J,'.LlL.. INDIANA- , ; Manufacturers of . t SJIGINES,' STEAM BOILEKS FOR TABLE ENGINES , -f "and- - , ftCULAR SAW MILLS, Of the Bnoet ApprovM.Pattern. ' ' ' ' M aiociH of :lactilnery appertaining to . Rallroada . ' '' , . TK A M BO ATfil ' Dlatilleriea," Ftonxlng t?l j ,.-i.t ; "t 'Mill. MUX of all aUea, with the la teat " tiafTovementa attached J 0BACC0 SCREWS. &c, a aaJ Bra3 Castings of Eyerj Oescription, . --Tl ..; irrtln Hteara tiuftgea, tiuia BeJtlRg, Bricaa. Wrought Iron Plpea, BolUutf n. &-.. at Manulactnrera' Frioee. , . i.rliig Done at Sliort Notice. foramen aent to all pa.ru to fit up work a u.r..ir Kniterhuuil Aiachinerv. r Ail orders will receive oarindlYiduattaotlon, and willbe pro .- 1 1 fllledou a moat reasonable I erma. " -.m &nr1 Kmmderv on t he Can a 1. corner lagi. Htreet; .- - oetH-lly3 1- : - . CHULTZE. y VHtJS"i&o. eeliaiilf' JFoimtlry tannactnrernd Bullden.of so jcnsrliks,. Circular Saw Hills. 'rt'andStistr.t'A'Uls, Tobacco IP were Hamming Machines, Distillery and Mining Mach'nery. Malt MUls, Corn " x-Mer. Hnse p'ronts. Cellar Urates. ON & BRAS8 CASTINGS. Of every description. . eblnery of all kinds Mad. and Repaired. Dealers In Belting, .Tire Bricks, 8 tea in Ganges, and mrbt Iron Plpea. Old material, nonght 4Ta7:naveTttae facility of the best Manary and Workmen, and will give all -r entruated to na our Individual attenn, fill ordera promptly, warrant oar rk, and charge reasonable price. 4tPoe and Foundry, corner of First and at Btreeta, Kvansvllie, Ind. B. Workmen Bent to all parta to fit work and do repairing. "fMm 8CHULTZE. Til OMAN A CO WTLTJAM HEUaIIAN " (Hacceaaor to Kratc A Heltm CITY FOUNDEin ' Mannfnetnrer aat HMiiir PORTA Hl.fC A Nit ATA TIONA R t TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST M ILL . MACHINERY, t Threshing Machines, ' Cotton and Tobacco Press. CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Ac, Ac, EVANBVILLE. INDshut lKoif and Ooppkb Work mad. torder on snort notice. - IRON AND BRASS CA8TINU8 of everv description. Dealers in Bteam Oangea, Gam Beltin Fire Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, Boltlr, Cloths. Ao., at manufactnrera' prices. : REPAIRING ' done at short notioe. . -, pr3S C? K. GILBERT A CO.. a u O. NO. 3 8 NOBTH FXBS-T 8TBXBI, W IU be pleaaed ia aell tkair aid ouato. era. and aa many new onea aa wtlb la vox them with a oaU. A foil aaortment of Grooerlea, etc, alwaya on hand, and for sale at the lowest market price. awAaenU for Stafford Mllla (Alabama) Cotton Yarns, at manufacturers' prioea. WewiUfftve apodal inducement (a ail that Outto? or CASH. ore

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COMMISSION CAIii B. HEINEKEN & PALM0RE rAmmlaolAii iVf Aaaftlmntffii 1 vviaaauicinivta V vaacaaiaci 68 BROAD ST., NEW YORK. Special,, attention paid to the sale of Leaf Tobacco, Cotton, Flour, Orain, tc Liberal advances made on consignment! by FRED. U. IIIJSTOX &. CO. 5 NORTH WATER STREET, , KVANSVILLt. mch4 d3m - . WeiMH Bbothebs. Paris Landlner. Tenn. A.. its'. aiDKBorroM, EvansvlUe, Ind: WELD3N BROS. & CO, Cotton and Tobacco Factors, V PRODUCE AHD COWMISSIttSf .. aiKt'IIAX l. - Office COR. VINE A WAT8& SHEETS. 5 . EVAKBVlXiOB, IlTO. . VBnecial attention given to purchaalnganppllea. . may 19 18in R. K. Dmrcnson. OEO. FlarDl.ETON. K. K. DUNKEBSON & CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AND lUiarf-Boat Proprietors. Liberal ' Cnati Advance Wade on Co n h I if in e u t . Janl 'X In Exclusive Cash Uousr, K G VAN RIPER, fo. a Sontl Water EvaiiMville, inil., - -- GENERAL AOENT FOR Fatimxn aSc Oo., Tobacco and Cotton Factor, ; AND- . General Commission Merciaats, Nos. 70 and 72 BROAD STREET, NEW YOltK. Particular attention given to the sale ot Tobacco, Cottoh, Flour, Corn, Pork, and all other produce. Liberal CAKH advance made on alt eonelgnment. - fjanlS 3m Lewis Rutfneb, Jr., John OrxsE- ' Evansvllle, Ind. Qoloonda, L. RIFFNER, JR., & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Provision and Prodnoe Dealers, .." irAKD ....'. AGENTS KANAWHA SALT CO., 50. 1 MALY ST., EVAX8YILLE, I5D. Orders and Consignments solicited. my 20 tf F. H. Ebrhan, W'm. H. Fish eh, J. II. HWAAR, ! C. A. BD8KIBK. I EHR51AN, FISHER & CO., successors to n F. H. EHRMAN & CO., and FISHER, SWAAR & CO., Cotton Factors, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, - AND Cicncral Railroad AgculM, Nos. 18 and 19 North Water Street, aprootr KVANMVii.i.:,- ikdiana. WM.G. BROWN, THOS. P. BKITTOlf . Alia" Billy Brown." a. .scHOKXUAirn. WM. . BROWN & CO., FORWARDING AND ... L'O M M IHMION Wharfboat Proprietors, Railroad & Fast freight Line Agents, EYAN8YILLK, IXD. RKKKRIUifHS. Evansvllle National Bank, EvaiiKville. Merchauts' " " " First " " " . Chas. Viele A Co., Evansvllle. Brandeis& Crawford, Louisville, Ky. Foster Bros., Cincinnati, O. feb25l.f . a. rxARBUE, f j.b. oarniv, Lat e of Cartmell A Drnry Memphi, Tenn. (. Metnphit, Tenn. ; CI.ARKJE !fe DBURY. (Successors t Cartmell A Drury,) Commission Merchants, For the sale of Pork. Bacon, Lard, Klour, Meal, Bran, Oats, Hay, Corn. Whisky, A HO WX8TCBN PKOUCCS OKNKHA l.I.T. 200 Front Street, Bet. Washington and Adams, Meai phis, Tenn. "Consignments respectfully solicited. By permission we refer to Brandeis A Crawford, Louisville, Ky. ; Barton fc Pool, Cincinnati, O.: Ilayhurst & Wbittaker, Evansvllle, InrLCole Brothen, St. Ikuis, Mo.; Charles T. Hlnde, Cairo, 111.; F. W. Hraith. President People's Bank, W. H. Cherry, President Merchants' National Bank. Clarke, Ely & Co., Newton, Ford A Co., Bt ratton.Goyer A Co., Memphis, Tenn. apr7. FRED. IL IICST0X & CO., No. 5 NORTH WATER STREET, EVANSVLLLE, INDIANA, FORWARDING & COMMISSION MEECHANTS -AMI GENERAL AGEIMTS White Line Central Transit Comp'y. All property shipped by this Line goea thronab ia locked and healed ears, without renandling or transfer. febllSm :CAB1). Having dissolved my connection with' the late firm of B.K. imnkerson A Co., 1 intend to devote my attention to the Interests of the above Reliable Line, and can promise my friends quick time, careful handling, and obap rates. febU ALEXANDER WILSON.

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1". BAXKMITR, 1 V.H. HJVPiflm. w, b. archie, EvansvUle, lad Mem paid, Tean. DANKSUIT1I, HU3IPKREY& OoirtTXiIis wion AND Forwarding Merchant nOWARD BOW, MEMPHIS, IHS. feb21d3m A. 8. HAYHtJKST. J. J. WHTTTJ.a IlajliHrst & Wliittaker. PRODUCE, COMMISSION AND . WARDING MERCHANTS, No. 6Sonth Water 8t Dealers In Flour, Bacon, Hay, Oats, Cot and Country Produce. ! Is. M. BAIBD. .Q. H. BTA BAIBD & 8TART, (Successors to W. M. Alkman A Co.,', KJTERAI. AOEXTN, PRODC1 3T Forwarding and Commission Kk oEants, Kvansvllie, Indiana. Refer to Q Wheeler, Pres't. First National Ban . and Ham'l Orr, Vice President Kvannviii National Bank. Agents for Ohio River Salt Co. noll-i fW J T. WOFL1) SEMlND OKI Vtr frienda and former patrons that are at the old CORNER of VINE aii.WATER STREETS, BtUl In the trad, o LIQUORS. FLOUR, COMMISSIONS, A and should be pleaaed to see them. H.D.ALL13ACC IT. D. ALLIS & CO., FORWARDING AND C03IMISSFV MERCHANTS, RECTIFIERS, and Wholesale Dealer! LIQUORS, FLOUR, &tL, t'orner Water and Tine Streets, VAN8TTL.I.K, IWB. Janl dtf. - P. 8. DtraoucHKT, late of Evansvtlle, Iat' John in.BKBT, Oolconda, 111. P. a DUSOUCHET & CO, GENERAL . COMMISSION MERCHANTS So. S3 Poydras Street, NEW ORLEANS,' LA. Otders and consignments solicited. Ret'erenoe W. J. Lowry A Co., Hoclp Carr A Co.. Henry Ayres, Esq., J. C iJt soucbet Co., Evansvllle; J. W. McCoy Hon, Tneo. Kteiger A Son. Oolconda; A. t McColilster, John M. Barter, Wra.K. Laj kins, John R. Kverton, Mt. Vernon ;H.rr Hill k Co., C. It. Davis & Co., Warsaw : a. Vanmeter A Bro., Bowllng-Uren, iZy A. J. Hurris, Uniontowu, Ky. nov35 d3m CHEN0WETH, CASEY & CU , Ooiiimlstiiioik Morchauf For t?ie Sale of Leaf Tobacco, Pork, Ilaeon, ISeef, lflois ASD WKSTKRX PBODCCK QKNKBAXLT, No 70 New Levee Street, ,VKW ORLEANS, L.A. UOV28 BEK. HUBBS. K. W. PArRIkl P. D, Vlltl I1UKR3, PATRICK & C0M ; Forwarding z Commsiox MERCHANTS And WHARFBOAT PKOPBIETOJ t agents; X. Si . and PK N. RAILKOAtf i. and iceral Asrnts Htar I'jiIob L?aul dtf EvA-NsviLLa, Ijra TU0S. C. SMITH & CO., PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT Dealers In Etour, Hay, Corn, OaU, Ora &&1 and PRODUCE GRNEKALulf, IVo. 8 80VTII WATER HKU.ti.Kf, KVAJfSVIILa, IHJ,. All orders promptly filled. ftan'i tf PHILIP DECKER, Tbtrd Street, bet. Sjc&aore tuad Via Manufacturer of Compound Lubricating Glte for all kludsof Maotanery Also. LARD OIL, SOAPS, and CANDLE PURE CATAWBA WINK 01 my ow rrowtta. i'nclil l it UHLHORN & BRINKMAI Hnecessors to M. A. IA vRimnt, . (Establ'shed In 184S.) Wholriale an i Retail Dealrrt in AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLi and a superior quality of Limestone ta building purposes, window sills, caps, fronts, door silts, Ac, Son. KM), 102, and 101 Mailt Street Next to Court House, riraiiMVille. Indiana. niciil-t iv PETER CASEY & 00. CommlMKiloii Merchant For the sale of HAY, CORN. O ATM, BRAN, FLOUR, MEAL, BACON, LARD, and Western Produce generally, Wo. 82 LEVEE STREET, ap;8dtf Vicksbubo. Miss. Cl W. KERNEY & CO., Commercial Brokern, PRODUCE Am COMMISSION MERCHANTS, !. 4 SYCAMORE STREET, marll d3m Evans vil La. DUKE NICHELSON, COMMERCIAL BROKER, RAILB01D AND STEAMBOAT AGENT, No. 5 North Water sC ap0dtf: EVAN8VILLF..-IND. CINCINNATI ADV'AN BARTON & POOL,; Commission Merchants, No. 49 WENT KHOJJT ST., Ctncihkati. B. M. Bajbtov. M. M. rooL. raeb3S dl)

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STEAMBOAT PRINTING. No printing establishment in the West as better facilities or greater ability for ioing fine bteamboat Printing. Our assortment oi Job Type, though very lan?e and complete, is constantly being; added to, a nd our Job department is under the personal supervision of one of the best Job printers in the United Htates. We are prepared to print Posters, plHl n or fancy, Blli Heads, kills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tickets, Bills ol f are, Mate' Tickets for Labor, Ac, tc. Orders left with either of the wharf-boats wiil be promptly attended to. Weather aud Water. The weather took a slight change Monday night, just before midnight, when a -brisk, delightful breeze, increasing almost to a gale, sprung up, moderating the intense heat greatly, and there was every prospect of rain, but it came not, notwithstanding thick clouds gathored. Yesterday forenoon was cloudy and sultry, and & rain seemed imminent but after a mere sprinkle, the clouds sunk away to the south, and the hopes of rain grew fainter. The river during the twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock yesterday, had fallen thirteen inches, with eight feet on the shoalest bars to Cairo and Louitiville. 1 Arrival, ana Uepatrtnrea. The arrivals and departures up to 3 o'clock yesterday include only the Armada, from Cairo; "W. F.Curtis, St. Louis to Cincinnati; Linton, from Clarksville; Mollie Norton, Henderson to return; Ollie Sullivan, to CanHelton. Boats Doe. Among the first boats due here are the Shamrock, to St. Louis; Nightingale, from St. Louis; John Kilgour and Indiana, for New Orleans; Belle Lee, Westmoreland and Louisiana, from New Orleans; Quickstep, from Cairo; J. P. Webb, from Cumberland River; Tarasoon, from Louisville; Ada Lyon, from Green River; Clifton, for Memphis. Koatit E4a?lng To-Uwy . For Cairo. Tiie queenly Armada, one of the best boats in, the business, will leave at 4 o'clock thiS evening, for Cairo and all way landings. She id replete in all that constitutes a safe, pleasant, fleet and popular steamboat. Captain Gusi Dusouchet commands, and Will P. Fowler and George Nicholson are her highly accomplished clerks, and will give courteous attentions to passengers. ' For Louisville. The grnnd Tarascon, Captain A. T. Gilmor?, will be the splendid packet for Louisville, upon the arrival of the Quickstep tonight. She is magnificently "appointed, and very fast. Miles D. Warren andPhil. Branham are her popular and obliging clerks. For , Clarksville. The i w beautiful, light-draught steam r Li.iton will leave at 5 o'clock this e arning for Clarksville and all iuterrjodiate ports. She is very lip-M, at-l will be able to go through. Siie is elegantly appointed, offering to passengers comfortable accommodations. Captain N. B. Hay ward and Cash Thomas ara her chief officers, and will be found pleasant and obliging. For Henderson. The beautiful and fleet side-wheel steamer Mollie Norton, leaves at 4 P. M., for Henderson. She is a model passenger steamboat. Capt. Charley G. Perkins and Ed. and Bob Terry, her chief officers, are affable, soteial, and obliging. . 91 IseellnueouM. The same air of dulloes-i pervades the wharf. Arrivals are few ani far between, aed receipts and shipments are light. The local packets do most of the business, and they neither come or go full.. ....The Lintou, how ever, brought in a nice trip yesterday morning, including 97 hhds. tobacco and a good lot of miscellaneous freight. She has made two trips to Nashville from the shoals, taking the cargoes of the Havana and Pine Grove. She leaves positively thia evening at & o'clock,, and will. go through to Clarksville The Ollie Sullivan had a slim trip out The W. F. Curtis merely touched at the landing. She had a fair trip only...... ..The Armada arrived at half paat 12 A. m. with a mod erate trip of freight and a good passenger list. Among the latter were several of the fairest daughters of Golconda, who came up on a pleasure excursion. Capt. Fowler and George Nicholson were doing l he agreeable yesterday by escorting them through the city, pointing out. the chiefest attractions and the best dry good stores. They are proverbial for their polite attentions to the ladies, and hence .the Armada always carries good passenger trips The Fanny Brandeis came out of the dry dock yesterday morning, and was towed tip to the bone yard by the Minyoune, where she will receive the finishing touches, and soon be ready for business again.. ....Those who want to enjoy a delightful river excursion, should remember that on Saturday the famous Tarascon will make an excursion to Mount Vernon, where she will meet the Quickstep, and will return to the city lashed with her. The Quickstep expects to bring up an excursion, and a delightful time is anticipated. Fare for the round trip $2. jllennlng-a Irom ear Eirhanr... Cincinnati. The Gazette of Mon day says: In the forty-eight hours ending at 6 o'clock last evening, the river fell nine inches at this point, with clue feet three inches water in the channel by the Water Works mark. A rise of two feet at Gallipolis, reported Saturday evening, will raise the river a foot here. Nearly all boats passing Buffington have diihculty. A part ot the wing dam irom the Ohio shore to the head of the island has been wash ed awav, and the volume of water now runs-through this breach, ana nas changed the current to the Ohio side of the island. ; -;!-; The depth of the channel at ltismg Sun is variously reported. Some pilots pay there are five' feet of water there, while 'others report six feet. The Ohio is falling bo slowly that the channel outs oat on the bars as fast as the water recedes lrom the banks. The America, having waited the arrival ol tne ruenmona at Louisville, Saturday night, and also being

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oere mi noon yesaeruay. , in: cat nearly two hundred paesenrs seventy of" whom camsoif ti e Richmond. Th'ey were on their way to New York to attend the Convention. A loaded coal-boat was Mink in the lower side of the chained, at tho head of Rising Sun bar, on I?riiay, uud two others got - badly seroun l. The tow belonged to the Kate Waters. The United States took a flatdo-u to assist her, Saturday evening. The boats are lying below when- the mail boats run all last Summer. The local inspectors tnd several Erominent engineers extmined the oilers of the Magnol "a oi Saturday. As yet, they havj mace m clLeial report, but the opi.nioi pieva:l that the explosion ctusei from the scarcity of water in ths mildle boiler. The Darling will loac for New Orleans after the departire of the Emma No. 3. Capt. ijew. Kates will command. - St. Louis' The De.nocnt, of Monday, says: River is rising at this oirjt more than expected. Drift ,rooc from the Missouri was strewn thckly on its surface yesterday. "Weatlrr showerv in the morning, succeeded by warmth and sunshine. Busings ras fair last week, and promises to be the same this week, and is upontiie whole in -flattering condition. Memphis. The .Wmxi of Sunday snys: Weather clear an moderately warm. Business modeate. Mississippi rising here an I it St. LauU. Total rise here, ten ir.ebs. The Arkansas-River i. at low stage and fali' ng, but cutting out. White River still falling, but atlair stage to Augusta for the reulai side-wheel packets. The acting river reporter ot' the Atalanche lost, or -h.-t l taken iroui his pocket, in r hi t r-iglnorhood of the levee, yesterday, a smail moro:c) pocket-book, containiug .oaie money and private papers. Served hi in rip,ht. intn; r"has no business to ca tv v:.ovtNew Orlkans. T-e 7" v : s t -urday says : ', The weather here :tli; , .' ur.--clear and fine, while t. tun i r intervenes occasionally, ta w.r I J th-.-burning rays of Old Sol. Busiuetia on the iaadioir yesterday was more active than on its predecessor. This wa? owinj; chiefly to the arrivals, which were numerous, while departures were few ami of a local nature. Regular Evan3ville and Cowling Green Seni-Wet-kly Packet, v. . ,'t The elegant Steamer -A-ID .A. LYON, ALK. II. EDWABDS.. JOHN ADAMS AS1KR, .......Cl KKIf, Will leave EvaiiHVille f.r Woodbury every W il . ; -' I a V, and for lUiwliun Uiwii j.:7 T' v'. il. i.! 1' .t ( i., A ,t!j. . Eeirular for P "lie flhCiJ aj' TisisrisriiJssE. BEN. UOWAKI), Maamr; Tom P.KAsaiiR, ClerkWill ply a the regular 1'ututday a.vd Friday packtt for Cairo and ail way iaiuanirs. LeaveH Evausvllle eV'jry I'UKSDAl' and Fill DA V, at 4 p.m. leaves Cairo every ".VEDNE.SDAV and SATURDAY, at 5 p .in. Through bili of IriUl z Klven for freiglits over the Mobile A Ohio Railroad. For fre.jjut or paMsate soply on board, or to II. K. DUN iKltSuN A CO., or DUKE Nlt.iiliiVsON, dec21dtf Agents. NOTICE TO PHI tpli;s. Through bills of iaiiaif ulven to nil points on the .loille aud Ohio HsUroa-J, per steamer Cuiuberlu i d. Regular Evansvilli and Teimeshre River Paoket For Paducah, JoSinsonTllle, and Eastpirt. afcaiiin.aiaaaa.ii6. AMlt The fleet and faoiouii Steamer SAM. ORE, ALLEN DUNCAN, Mf-sier; VAL rtOKKNSON, C'l'TlT Leaves Evunsvllle lo- liiNiport end iii; Tennessee River way Ij ndlnH a a ruisir weekly pa.vM.nt, every HAl'UiUU Y at iuur n.m., takitiK i'reiht and i.m.-.eu)rr at lowest pH k t rattfH, a ad k'vih i-iiii 1 attenti(u to the nlliiiu oi ord.M-a. For freight or innt.:f appiy on hoard. leh7 t Dexter'n Iniiependi-t iow-pr-siurn l''.u i , i Q X J I O K S T 1H. T. DEUtlt, MasTIK, I.eai'es Evansvllle for Cairo evei-y M O N -1A V and itil'hsiiW, hh p.iij., pot.i ivr ly. ivjunecl ins' st at.u uuli il. Lou it. Meiuphis. and New Orleans Dai'kt-w. 1CKK SIC IIKI.sON, AiirAi. lp.nl tf Rnular Green Kiver, fDiid Kivor. and Roniclt Oieek Parhet, '1 ho hoc lft-cger JAMKS G-RAY, .loa McftiiVNOi.t.s, Master, Will ply i-n reKOhir H ml-Wet-sly psi-k.-i betwn fc vunn iiie ari l Parudiie, i inii bur 'jUlartlord. sin. I nil way lriiJiii-'-. irvins; Vrf-K'ijt mid wtiii't-ri. at iuf.i ra: e.. ( iiiarlt 'H i For Padaeah and Cairo. Reifular Y !nf)iiltiv 1 1 ii S i'- nl j l'i.f:t. The iiiii;iilllc'iil. fJiirvf lit--l nf iniT Aw. 1E Oua. iJCsouCH e r, Ma-ter; W. 1". i uWLK'i. ("!ti k. Leaves Evan-vltle ev rv vv KUN is- ti V and HAT U It I A Y uli p. u i . Leaves Cair very TUCIt-D.VY toi l , SUNDAY t5 P I".. no-Kill cio-e connections at Cairo wiin llr .l-cl.-t-s pnekets for Mr. Liouis, MempiiM, tn 1 -w Ui ieans. Connects at Kvannvu 1 wu.u tue K. A C. R.R., and thelanwou ir ijouisviiie. For freight or pane snpiy ou r-wt to r . .O ill: .'I 111 It D I B . orDUKK MCHKUSOX, Jan' tf Regular Evansvilla and Eer. I Daily Packet The fleet and splendid sHew-heel Mollie Norton, CHARLEY PERKINS, Master; r.u. 1 ERRy, C U rk, Will n!v as a resrnlar pacact Iji ui'-ii Kvansvilleand Heudoreon, oil nui uuequiile'l acctmiuoilMtious to travelers and iiijrers. Leavet Kvansvllie daily ut .' p.m. ieavea Ileudei-Mou daily at 7 3 h.iu., mat -in close eouuoction wi: h the K. C. lt.ii. jan!7 dtf United States Marshal's Sale. B1 Y vikti'i: or w n ii:t ok Halo, to di'eciel. from the Ciei K s ouice of the United St.ilcs i-is:iict Court for the District of Indiana. I will, on TUESDAY, Jcn 3Ctu, lSts, btitweeu the hours of jU o'clock a.m. and 4 o'clock P.Jl , at i he court-house mmr in the city ol tivansvi I.e. L.dlan.t, offer tor sale at public auction llitj eaajlio.it l'l.TROLlA Ko.2,bui eagiue-i.appui tiiaie.-, tack ltt, and luruituro. n.- she now h lu tho Wsljaan River. ir e:xl to oo sol i nt tne KUtt of Ahxxuder Juhllto , ..-Mr Finch, Stepoeu D. tlrees, Adam L, ii r, and Anthony J. Caveudt-r, iihium ine .i;d steanboat I'eirolm So 2. liiiN. Wl0- .N Kit. V. MiisUh 1 : By Q. rt. BtniX)v, li.ut.v. Jnnel7,lar Uflddic