Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 July 1868 — Page 4

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Terra Haute. Vine u. nes. K vine. Vlneennes Ac ... I J-J- a m Kre'.zut & AC 6 'AO 1 H 12:30 p M Mii :05 F M J 7J1 P M 638 11): OOP M Terra Haate and Indianapolis. i" lTtOM TERRE HAUTE. ; Leave. Arrive. 6:10 AM 12:0014 4:00 I'M 12:5AM Kxpiess.. Mail - Kipre;... .....11 :13 PM e5 A M 3:10 pm 6:'- p M Onio and Mississippi Railroad.. FROM VINCENNEH. .Arrive. Mail ila.u cxire Express W STEAMBOAT w'VSd,T and . . . h o in'inAic a.m- i-ery xUpaL .'J Saturday at Vod.ieaday, .Thursday, Saturday - CftlOiiK p. x, except Sunday, at 3 rt CUK t"- p. m. ' ft Ukkkv Daily. ftn-KB. Every Wednesday aud Batnrdjjy l 1 '.-V. T1 fil. I D V .II 11 11 LK 2& X . a.. I xaa X t 1.31 i v-. - - - To T PFKN -Dat ly , except Sundays, iNiSfviil'-Every Thursday at four To"mphi3 Serru-weefciy. Kockport8tag(vtaNewburghandEoou-1 Tine,) carrying ; the mail, leaves at 7 a. m., J on Mondays, Wednesdays auu r i Arrives bv 7 p. m.. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. Kew Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mendam and Fridays at " A. M. Arrives Tues KfttnrrlnmhvlP.lf - ' - Mt. Vernon Mali Stage leaves dally feu eeot Sundays) at 7 A. M. Arrive dally (ex To Nkwbctko. HaoK dally (except SundiiT.) rrom the Merchant's Hotel, at 3 o'clock p. M. SATURDAY. JULY 4, CITYN biWS. KELiaiorj3.--TtwilI be seen by reference to our Religious Intelligence on the second page, that the new pas tor of the Walnut Street Presbyterian Church, Rev. J. P. E. Kumler, will preach hi? initiatory sermon to-raor row forenoon, and also occupy the pulpit in the evening. t Railroad Material. Among the freight by the Rob Roy, yesterday, we noticed a large amount of chairs for the Evansville, Henderson & Nashville Railroad. These, as we nresume cvervbodv knows, are used for taten'ms: the raila to the crossties. ' ' "' Xeoro PaowNEP. As the Rob Roy was on her way to this city yes tfrday, when opposite Well's, a mile above the mouth of Green River, one of her deck hands, a negro named Jacob Anderson, who was skylarking wlthsome of his fellows, suddenly lost his balance and fell backward overboard, into deep water. , The alarm was at once given, the boat backed up, and every effort possible made to Rave him, but, being unable to swim, after rising two or three times, he sank to rise no more. He resided in Covington, Ky., where he leaves a family. t Enviocs Criticism. Since the re cent change in the form of publica tion of the Daily Journal, the Courier has contained several sneers at the change, and made indefinite allu?ions, by which it would have its readers form an unjust conclusion relative to our business. The J our is now furnishing more reading m:'4'.cr, and has a larger subscription list io-day than it ever before pos sessc-d. When the Evanaville Courier will furnish its patrons one-half aa much reading matter, and attains one third the circulation of the Journal, it may, with better grace, criticise the business of its neighbors. Church Dedication. The new church edifice, built by the General Baptist Church, of Independence, of which Bev. (. Y . Moore is" pastor. will be dedicated, with appropriate ceremonies, on Sunday, July 12th, one wees irom to-morrow, vine new f hurch edifice ia a neat building, and will make a cotafortable place of worship. Rev. Thomas Strain, of i'ort Branch, will preach the dedi eatory sermon. The public is invited to attend. Reckless Driving. -We see every day evidences of the reckless, care less or malicious driving ot teams. A lew weeks ago, the inlet to the sewer at the northwest corner of Main and ater Streets was repaired, and to prevent vehicles from driving into the mouth of the inlet, a large stone was planted a foot deep, on the edge of the street, and projecting a foot or more above the ground. In a week's time that stone was knocked down by loaded drays or wagons being driven against it. Nearly a dozen other cases of a like character might be named. The city authorities ? should : set ; a watch on those thus acting, and put an end to such conduct. rat Tir . . -t - , .nit; ediucB. x esteraay.. was the mot distressingly hot day of the reason. On Friday, the 10th of June, t ho mercury, for an hour, stood at 'JO , with a close, sultry atmosphere, and for three hours it ranged above 06. But the storm that followed pro daced a great changeand the follow ing days were unseasonably cool. Yesterday was hot all day. The . mercury - was above 90 from 9 A. m. tiil long after night, perhaps till mid ught. At" 10 :a. m. it stood at 96; at 2 p. m. at 98, and at 6 p. ai. at 95. Th sky all day was almost perfectly clear, and the rays of the sun poured down almost vertically and with fierce ardor. On . the exposed side-walks the heat was nearly unendurable. Almost every one prognosticated a storm, and all implored for a rain For a while there were some BigQ30f raij, but by 8 o'clock last night the sky was almost perfectly clear, and all Jiopes of rain till after the Fourth were dissipated. If to-day is as hot as yesterday, great care will be requisite to guard against serious, if not i'atal, consequences.

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The 4th OF July. This 13 the 92nd Anniversary of the ever memorable "4th of .Tnly," a synonym for the Declaration of American IndependGDC '..-' The events that gave rise to the commemoration of this day are well known .to every man, woman and child in the Union, who&e education has received the slightest attention, and we do not propose their reiteration. A number of distinct celebrations will be held in-this vicinity today. , . . .. - The great Democratic party, too national in their views to", mingle with common, patriots, will , celebrate at the Grove adjoining Blackford's. They are making earnest preparations to make a good display. .The Demo cratic Silver Band will make music. and everybody ia invited The congregation of , St. John's Church have a grand celebration at the Crescent City Springs, and have invited the Grand Army jf the Re public, the Butchers' Association, and all who do in deed, and in trftth, love the memory of the events that cluster around this day, to join with them. The Crescent City Silver Band will discourse " most eloquent muie.' The programme will be found in another column, which will, we presume, be strictly carried out. The ,,. 0 . Crescent City Springs comprises one of the most beautiful natural land Ecapes in Southern Indiana, and have been highly ornamented by the pres? ent owners at. great expense, and with great labor.1 A" visit , to the grounds alone, will more than repay the expense that will attend it. We anticipate a vast crowd at the Crescent City Springs There will be a celebration after the " good old ' style at Striogtown, where the Declaration of Independ ence will be read, and an oration will be delivered by Luke Ward, Esq. At Edmond's Grove, a beautiful locality, five miles below the city, the Sabbath Schools , of Union and Perry Townships will hold a basket picnic, have read the Declaration, to be followed by speeches, See , Sec. The steamer Romeo, Capt. Throop, will make three trips to the grove during the day, leaving at eight, ten and twelve o'clock, carrying passengers at twen ty-five cents for the round trip. The steamer Tarascon will make an excursion trip to Mount Vernon, carrying passengers at half fare. She wilt" leave her at 1 or 2 o'clock, and return about 9 o'clock P. M. She will bo provided with choice music, and at Mount Vernon will lash with the Quickstep, and return to this city in company with her. This will afford a delightful steamboat excursion of 80 miles, on one of the finest packets that visits these waters, at the trifling expense of two dollars. These several celebrations will af ford every one an opportunity to en joy the day according to his or her own choice. We wish fb alt a pleas ant, joyous time.' . ... . i Personal. Tom. Collins, editor of the Mount Vernon Democrat is in the city. He has suspended the publication of the Democrat, until after the Fourth of July. Capt. C. II. Allen, of the Terre Haute Express, arrived in the city by last night's train, to spend the 4th of July. ; Mr. Enoch, General Agent of the Automatic Washer, was a passenger by last night's train." Dr. Josh. Cobt, the venerable un cle of Captain Josh s Throop, was a passenger by the Armada last night. He comes, an unsophisticated youth from the country, to see the Fourth in the city. Horticultural Society. To-day is the regular time for the meeting of the Horticultural and Pomological Society. The occurrence of the 4th ot July, on this day, will necessitate a postponement. We suggest to the President that he call together the Executive Committee,' to take into consideration the affairs of the So ciety. Assignee's Sales in Bankrupt CY. James II. McNeely, yesterday as assignee in bankruptcy, sold the as sets or the loilowing named persons, after legal notice had been given : : The assets of W. E. Burbank, nominal value $3 10, to J ohn Schubert for 73 cents. " " . Assets of Ben. Lowenhaupt, of Mt. Vernon, nomlQal value $6 000 to John Schubert, for 7 50. The assets con sisted chiefly m s0nthem debts which are not likely ever to be paid The assets of J ohn Davis, nomina; value ttoiju, to u. n. Authes for 50 cents..., , V7., Every arrangement has been made for the picnic to be given under tt auspice of the St. John's Church, at the Crescent City" Springs, to-day and it promises to be a grand affai The Turners, the Grand Army of the Republic, and other Societies, will be in attendance, and the host of musie will be provided. The Crescent City Silver Band will be there to delight the people with excellent music, such as that band alone can produce. ," At night the grounds will be beautifully illuminated, and at 8 o'clock in the evening there will be a magnificent display of fire-works, which will be repeated at 9 o'clock. All who wish can spend the day pleasantly at that delightful place. Constitution op Mississippi We are under obligations to Mr. Luke Grant for a copy of the new Constitution of the State of Mississippi in pamphlet form. - "s. Grand Pyrotechnic Balloon Ascension. At 9 o'clock to-uight there will be a grand balloon ascension, accompanied by beautiful fireworks, eetit up from the Crescent City Springs, free of chare. .

Recorder's Court.- Although the

Recorder consummated no cases, yesterday, his court room was the scene of extraordinary excitement. Jim Sherwood, who has been an object of especial attention to the police for a week past, was released from the lock-up, on Thursday night. He went home and remained quiet until towards noon yesterday, when he managed to get drunk again, and then went to the house of his mis tress, whose furniture he broke up, and nearly broke the woman's head. The police soon had him in their clutches again. When he was taken into tha Recorder's court room, he behaved like a mad man. He clenched his fistswalked in a circle around the room like a lion about to spring upon his prey. Wrhen the Recorder ordered him to sit down, he gave the command no heed, and when the order was repeated by the Deputy Marshal, he told that official to go to h II. Joel struck at his head with his mace a stroke that would have brained him had he nt caus-ht it neon his arm. The " - blow served to stun him, and he sank into a chair. He picked up his- hat, which had been knocked off in the struggle, and put it upon his head, and when ordered to take it off by the Recorder, positively refused, when a policeman not only, knocked off his hat, but well nigh his head with it. The Recorder then imposed a fine of $5 on him for contempt of court, when he was taken back. When he shall have served out $5 worth, he will be tried on the other charges, with a fair prospect of taking a new contract on the streets for the whole Summer. Jim is evidently deter mined to conquer the city authorities who are as equally determined that he shall not. It may become a war of extermination, but it is not hard to tell who will win. Commenced. Young AmericaCommenced celebrating the Fourth of July last evening, by firing shootingcrackers, torpedoes, pistols, kc. Go it, youngsters, but be sure and do no mischief. Marriage Licenses. The following is a list of marriage licenses issued by the County Clerk during the week ending the 3d inst. : Jacob Iloiber to Theresa Gollachlldi. Henry Idnhart to Iioui.s i Kramer. John M. Krchel to Catherine Lenbart. Andrew Jackson to Sylvia P.rown. Levi Shaw to KILza Taylor. Reai. Kstatk Transfers. The following Is the list of real estate transfers for the week ending .Tnly 3d. as appears from he entry book in the office ot the County Recorder : - August Attinger to Krnil BUtfliof, Lets 4, and C, Bioek AliHV Enlargement, lor jO. IiKTTKRS EEMAINXN'fl tr.XCI.AIlrtKI In the Post-OlHce at lQv.msvillo, State of Indiana. on the ;id day of J ulv, IStifi. .Persons calling lor any or tnese letters will pleaso say ''Advertised," giviDg date. LADIES J. I NT. Ayres A mis ?fsstln .Tan la " J " Myrtle Ron: ittil.mau .Lizzie iiaber -arah JSIobiey Henry mrs Brown D J rars Beiler Margaret Brlakenrick R mrs Bell Sarah mrs Bevoy l mrs iUarone jsva J Boti3 iuome mrs Bircn Fanuie Bobinger Maggie Bates Jennie Brown H A mis McClure lister A McKuban Elizabeth Korton American Osseuberg Caroline f irvis Elizabeth Phillips M J mrs, 1 Parter EvalinePeters Joseph inn. Heuner Ptniip'ne K; ley Kate Kodgers E Lmr.s Rose Oetavia h Ray Josephine Kiel ley Msry F Btrouds Fannie Shaptiard Aimira Beofleld Fannie SoaMin Aimira Smith Ellen HimmoDS Harriet f-hryock M&rv, a renshaws MoHie Curry Maggie A Currey Mary Ctipp Mary Clark Ann Connady mrs Copennagen M mrs Chisn Eliza Jane Carter M ary A Denny cade S ickerson Mattie ts Davidson M O miss Erskine Annie Edmonds Kate Eddy E A - Estill Elisabeth E Finney Bell nnarp iuoi.m , a Stinson Ena E sissell mrs HenrySiewartM A miss Sims Fannie Graves Mary Gibn M mrs Grundmann mrs Harvv Edward mrs Tieson Alelirisa Taylor J ol'e Ttionpson Amanda 'f icheiior C W mrs Thompson M.iliuda Veach N llle Vaugn Johaonah v a-iibnrue A unie J Weld Marv E Williams E A Wlisou Lacy A WiiiforU Mary, 2 Waitrix E mrs "Wood Maria J Hall Jinny Holland Wm mrs Hooker Mollie Harris S mrs Harue Tnerese Hamlin Maria Johnson Kate mrs Jones Hat lo B Jackson Mase Kemble Mary, 2 Iiavendar i izzie Lltchne d Amy Lee Cora Morris Belinda, 2 GESTLESIES'S .IST. Armstrong Jas W Littlenage Jeffrey Lee Kobt, Loup; Kobt Mills A!en JlorrisJ W Maxeu O W Mitcael Henry Morgan F Marilu Gaylord Morrison b rank Mnssard Chas Moore Duke K Mo: Marin .lolin McCutcben John L McHenrj .Terry McDonald Jolin MeKarian tlrepn 2 McAfakin I K M I ona Id David McGleuehy ieil ensant John Nicliolson Wm gtlen W C CVNeliThosF O'Connors Harry O'Mere Dan'l I'll lin Henrj' Price Fritx Putnam E Parker Charlie Ramrod August RrKT" Ti.-Try "' Kudder Kilmund Iteid.Tas " , Keise Jlin T Itussey Hairr C liolfH Frank "M HiUrtevaul Cbaa H Stevens i i( , Stiaou Eli SnKl?rass a i;. berry Strong M Swain Henrv I A Sainuier Mil Shanley Wm J Shea .Totin Sauders .las Stuart Jas 2 Sn? tier John S Hcofield Kichard HUarra Abram ToiniinMon Mat. C Thomas Joscpli Tighe Chas B Taiem s W Taylor C Varuer John Wallace S W wood Wm I) Viibinson Wit 2 oil E "Ventz(i,.0 Voc.iun j c Webb Sam V'aiii Tlios ix Yates HI C Angei a J Anderson F O Burk John Becker & Calvert Bevls Henry Bntier lieu H Boures tins Banh J H Plat J M Barns J Buirs Joe Beueflelrt L, H Bristow Ijarkiu Bal ow R C Bacon Wm C Calvin W F Craper.-! Wm Cityce S V Conaghan Jas Corson Jos Cook John Cook John A Carbry Barney Corn Abranam Copley Dewlti C Collins Ed Cline Edward Coleman Jas l itegin Terence DeprayJohn 1 retwr J sper M Everett I" C Evans A S Edwarus 1 J Edmonds Wm II Felsiead .losinh f'arls Wm E CJorman Antlrew Ureenhaugh E t.erard E .. iest Joiiu . t Mteer Jas A " tirani. .lonn P taimul( Oliver 4 Ulll Tno Green Vm & Co Hauler Harry Howe Hem-jr Hall Jas Hurst John l Haiigh Jotm Hart JDK Higgins L L H logins Thos C3 Hadiey Wm S Hays Wm C Jar vis W P Kranegar Chas Krlly .las Kumler J P E Knight Joaiah Kay J W Kelley fe Hauch Land Cluvs Lislow Frank A. T. WHITTLESEY, P. m. ew firm and Sew Goods. GROCERY. .EON CITY ,TAVWe PCBCIIASED TI2E OL bove House, on Locust titreet, beten First and Second, I am now receiv es, Bd snail xe-jp constantly on hand, a an I supply ot FKtuSIt esIIj tirocsriss aid -arcaased at low figures, and oflered at a aaU -Uvance. Every article warranted tresh aud genclc-e. a liberal patronag Dlidted, JAMtXA '.LL,Ja4Jtj

LOCAL IIOTICES.

Base Ball. The married and p ingle men play their return match this afternoon, on the grounds of the Evansville Club. They will be called at 3 o'clock. An interesting game maybe expected. GnT.n and Silver. Boots and Ankle Tie3 for children's wear just received at Geo. Miller & Co. s. 33 Main Street. P. S. No troable to show goods. jy3-3t. FOURTH OF JULY AT CRESCENT CITY SPBIXGS. The public is notified that the ad mission charge will be nve cents aa usual. The St. John's School Society has rented the left hand Grove only, the admission to which will be entirely under us control. julySt Edward Weiiler." GRAND NATIONAL PICNIC AT ' FARBETT'S GROVE, SATURDAY, JULY 4TII, 18C8. The citizens of Evansville and Vanderburgh County will celebrate Independence Day, after the old style, at Parrett's Grove, on Saturday, July 4th. 1SGS. The programme of exercises on the occasion will be as follows: Music by the Democratic Silver Band. Oration by Hon. Morris S. Johnson. Music bv the Democratic Silver Band. Reading of the Declaration of In dependence by a lady of this city. Music by the Democratic Silver Band. . ' : Intermission for dinner. Music by the Democratic Silver Band. Oration by Hon. W. F. Parrett. Music by the Democratic Silver Band. . jy3-2t , ; ; A Cmnna without a Clown would be no circus at all in the estimation of the boys. A man sufferings from & Scrofulous Humor in the lllood is only suffering needlessly, when a few bottles of Dr. J. W. Poland's Humor Doctor will effect a "cure. d2t&wlt. Grand Fourth op July Celebration. There will be a grand Union Celebration of the Fourth of July by the children, parents, and friends of the various Sabbath Schools in Perry and Union Townships, on Saturday, July 4th, in Edmond's Grove, on the Ohio River, five miles below the city. The exercises will consist of songs, national airs, an oration by Judge Parrett, and other addresses. A dinner, after the picnic order, will be prepared, and plenty of good refreshments will be kept at stands to supply those who do not feel dis posed to bring baskets. A steamer will ply regularly between the city and the grove during the day, carrying passengers at low rates. . Joseph B. Cox, Frank Edmons, Floyd Stimisd, jy2 Committee of Arrangements. Lost Money On Thursday night two one hundred dollar bills. Any one finding the same and returning it to the undersigned will be liberally rewarded. . F. Weil, . june27 tf No. 5 Water Street Wanted to Rent. In the business part of the city a store for the wholesale drug business, to be occupied by the first day of August next. Chas. Leich, Alexander Lemcke. P. O. Box W 1,042, Cincinnati, 29-lw. Ohio. FOURTH OF IUiyir CELEBRATION. ARAD CEI-EBBATIOjr OF THE FoUKTH OF JULY will be held at ihc grounds of the Crescent City Springs, rv the St. John's School Society, assisted by the Grand Army ot the Kepubllc and various otuer assoeia! Jour. The procession of the Grand Army will be lormed at the Coil' i-honse near 8 a.m., or at tne firing of the cannon. Col. drill will be in command as Marshal of the Day, assisted by others, and will Join tne procession of Scholars, formtd ou Tnird Street, in tront ol St. Jofin's Church, marching Iheuce to Turner Hall, where other societies will join in, and from thence to Vine tstreet, thence to Water, liionce lo Main, up Main lo Second, thence li" Seeond to Walnnt, thence by Wali.ni to Si cm, thence by Sixth to Main, thence by Main lo Third, and thence direct to the Crejcent City Springs. PROGRAMME AT THE GROUNDS. 1. Opening exercises by Rev.'Mr. Runck. 'i. Music by the Crescent City Silver Band. Z. iteadingof the Declaration of Independence. 4. Mu.ic by the Crescent City Silver Band. 5. Address by Hon. a inert Lange, of Terre Haute (in tue German language). G. Music by the Crescent City ftilver Band. T. Address by D. D. Doughty. 8. MusiojDy tne Crescent City Silver Band. M. Short speeches by Captain Gooding and others. At 2 i. 7. a magnificent balloon will ascend ; after which a national salute will be fired. At 4 p.m. another balloon will be sent up. Swings for children, and a Flyiu Dutchman" for all. and varied amusernpnls, will be provided. Refresh ments ot all kinds will be provided in abundancp. Good mnsio will be in attendance all day, both tn the grove and at the dancing hails., . . - . . A sufficient number of policemen will be employed to preserve order. Atl mission to the Grove.- SO cents. jeJ did , ........ LCourier, Union, and Deraokrat copy.l DRY GOODS. SCHAPEER, BUSSING "ft Co. -Nos. IT anil 49 Main St.j ; KVAN3VILLE, TND., . Have now on hand the most completestock of " ; " . I Spring and Summer Dry Good( and MILLINERY thatcau be found In tn West, and sell them at a uniforn, price, ai cheap as the cheapest. J Also, Agents for the celebrated : FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE, whicli we warrant has no superior In tfee country. Ca'l and see them, or send for circular. ' : . SCnAPKEB, ECSSIXG 4 CO. api9 - ., . JOII3T LAVAL, Wholesale and Retail Drugs . Dealer in Medicines, Paints, Oils, Brushes, en MAIS '-ST., bet. Second and ThlrdKvansTllle, Ind. Particular attention given to CUTTING WINDOW GLASS to auy sue. j Jun2i dtl

RIT Ell JTEWS

Fbr other Hirer Item tee Tliird Page, a The additional arrivals last night were, the Ollie Sullivan from Cannelton, Ada Lyon from Green River, and Armada, from Cairo The Mollie Norton for Henderson, Tennes-i see for Cairo, and the Sam. Orr for Eastport, departed......The Orr had a,j fine trip.......i.The Tennessee had a good packet trip- The Rob Roy had a large amount of freight, which she divided with the Mollie Norton, Tennessee and Sam. Orr. She has the big trip ; out Armada arrived prospect ' of a to-morrow.. ....The at 0 P. M.: last night, with a magnificent trip of both freight and people. She had the Ohio River freightand people of the Belle Lee, laidup at Cairo, and annmber of excursionists who came to the city to enjoy the Fourth. She had in all 147 passengers to this city The Ada Lyon had a" good trip. She lies over until Monday The Ollie Sullivan was full of freight. Sheeaib at sharp 10 thb-moroiog. ......The Armada's officers report the Richmond still aground at Walker's bar.. The Indiana had reached her, and it was hoped she 'would be got off last night, as she had worked over near to good water Two towboats pasaed up last ;night and one down. One of the upward bound, we , think, was .the Robert Fulton The Louisiana wili be here to-day, en route to Louisville The Armada sails at 0 p. m., prompt ly.... The Havana .left Cincinnati for this city last night. She leaves here on Tuesday. Manifest of the pteamer Armada, from Cairo to Evansville, July T.rd Tolph & Long, 1 bundle dry hides; J. C. & J. G. Smith, 1 box mill picks ; M. Kahn & Co., 2 kogs liquor; Cook & Rice, 17 empty beer b bis; F. R. Huston & Co., . 1 hhd tobacco ; E. G. Van Riper, 2 hhds tobacco; F. II. Ehrman & Co.; 9 hhds tobacco, 1 box gas fixtures; R. K. Punkerson &Co., 'A hhds tobacco. Louisville Spratt & Co., 4 hhds tobacco; .1. T. Tompkins & Co., 13 sacks wool ; C. Purand, 3 bags shells; J. S. Groves. 1G pkgs furniture; L, 2 tons castings. Cincinnati Shaller & Gcske, 10 empty beer kegs; Jas. Ilinnan & Co., IS pkgs copper (still;) G. W-. Lawrence & Co., 35 pkgs hides and rags; W. S. Merril & Co., 3 bdh paper; Foster Bros., 1 tierce lard. Memdrandum, July 2, 1803. Left Cairo at 9 o'clock p. m.; boats in port, Belle, St. Louis; Belle Lee laid np; received he trip including about forty passengers for Louisville; met Newsboy at Mound City. July 3. Met Kilgour at New Liberty, Quickstep at CarrsviJle, Jndiana at Walker's bar, and steamer Richmond hard aground with little hope of gett ing oft" before a rise; Shamrock laid up at Cave-in-Rrck; met Clifton at Shotwell's Mines; passed Chattanooga at Slim Island; met Charmer at Mount Vernon, Posey Boy at Cheatam's Landing, Tennessee at Diamong Island, and Sam Orr at Ilendrsou. Arrived at 9 P. M. River IMspafclies. i) , LjOuisville, Julyd. Tne river 13 on a stand, with 4 feet G inches in the canal. Weather dry and very warm New Orleans, J uly Arrived Swallow. Robert E. Lee. -12:30 p. si Departed STEAMBOATS. FOR OWENSBORO. ROCKPORT, AND CAXS r Pilii U A. The fine,' fleet steamer tmmm. . oli d; suiiiiivAS, i cFr Jenk In T. Hugo, Master; Jtaaaaai J. if. Tripiett.Clerk. Leaves lor the above and a:i intermediate pons THIS DAY, Saturday, July 41 h, at 1U O'CIOCK A.M. For freight or passage apply on board, or 10 UtkKUUU, It ' " Agent, FOR OWENSBORO, CAN N ELTON, AND LUUlSVH-.i-.ti. :,i i ' The magnificent steamer " A. T.Gil more. Master; m. u. w arren, cierK, leaves for Louisville and all way land ings THIS DAY, Saturday, July 4lh, at iu o ciocit r.ai. . . - - For freight or passage apply on board, or to W. G. A CO.. It Agents. FOR OWENSBORO, CANNKllON, LOL r ASV1LLE,AISD CINCINNATI. The fleet ana finely-appointed steamer IsMi-f K Barclay, Master; --1 i if.i Lew. Morris, Clerk. Leaves lor Cincinnati and all way ports on Saturday, July 4th, at 10 a. m. f or ireignr, or passage apply on ooara, or to , RU DD, Jys-2t Agent. R. 0. JEWELL & CO., MAUIP.S in ' ' PURE NORTHERN I0E. inAHILIES J ESI RING IIKAI.TI1T JS, Ice made on living water will be sup1ubu proiiipuy, uy leaving oraers witn iDOCKEK fe MORTEN, mar25-d3m No. 11 South First 3U WM. REAVfS, XT. H. Claim -A.jent. Also, REAL ESTATE and COLTiF.CTLNv AGENT. Office on Mam street, between TTUrd and r ou mi , ino. ao (.over JLeiier'Ban Htore) EvansYlUe lud. eeviMti . United States Marshal's Sale. BY . VIKTVE OF AST OK1IEH OF Sale, to me directed, from t he Clerk's omce of the United Stotes uistrict Court iur me iisinci oi inaiaaa, i will, on TUESDAY, Junk 30th, ISGS. between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. arid 4 o'clock, p.m., at the court-house .twor. In iob my oi cvaiLsvuie, luiuana, oner.-for a;e at nuoiic fttici.inn i.h HinamhiMt vi.. TROjJA No. 2, her engines, appurtenances. iov&ic, u. luiuibuir, 04 LIM UOW 11CS 111 the Wabash River. Ordered to be sold at. the suit of Alexander Johnson, Isaac ii u. .-Lt-jim-ii ii. vtrtjer, i nam i ,i i er, and Aninony j. i;aTenaer, against IUe' f said me&mooat reiroiia jno z. BEN. SPOONER, IS. S. Ma rshal : By Q. S. BrGBiow, Demity, Janel7,18G8. fielSdul ' v ; WM. a TURNOCK & 00., BRASS :'FOTT2n'z:ns9 Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters Corner ?lne and First Streets Cash paid for old Copper and Brass. W Dealers in all kinds of Brans Cock Whistles, and eteam Gauges. Particnla; attention paid to repairing and adjusting Steam Gauge - , . , fjuneStf 3IATTIIE W D ALZELL, ' Wholesale Dealer In Groceries, Nails, White Lead, Lime, Cement, &c, No. 18 Water Street, declO dly EvAirsvriii.K. 1st d. WILLIAM H. WG0D3, HOUSE AND STEAMBOAT PAINTER. Shop cor. Fourth and Mulberry Streets, Orders left at CALDWELL'S GROCERY, on First Street, will meet with prempt attention, iJun4drt

ftEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Crescent city Varnish Factor OF A. SCHWJEGERLE & CO., IMPORTERS OP GUM COAL, And Manufacturers of TARNISHES, JAPAJfS, Ac, ' Offichand WAKKHorsri: Corner Sixth and Walnut Streets. Factory: Canal Street, opposite Ellis's Mills, Jy4dtf EVAJTSTILLE, IS1.

F. Suss & A. (Ettlnger Have opened a FIEST CLASS IITnOSBAPHIC, ESMR A YIJfG, AND JOB PRIfTI3VG : IIVSTITCTIOBT, And receive orders on the Corner cf First and Sycaraire 8t. A is we tiAvi: i.r.ARM.r ore at expe ieuce, also, having engaged builds being grflat artisu In the above line, we can assure the bet execution ot kindly orders on preliminary notice.. Jy4-8d JOHN" i VINSON, BRASS FOUNDER AND FINISHER, Steam and Gas-Pipe Fitter, Manufacturer and Dealer in Bteam and Water Gauges, Spelw r and Kabbltt Metal, and all Articles a o pertaining to a Brass Foundry. STEAMBOAT AND GENERAL BLACK SMITHING, : Water Street, bet. Pine and Leet. : EVANSVILLE, IND. 3" cash paid for old Copper and Brass. The partnership between John Ivlnson and John Shepard was dissolved on the 23-h of June by the retirement of John Shepard. The business ot the firm will be settled by John I Vinson. jyn. DR. J. J. PENNIJfGTOX AS RKMOVFI) hla omtf to the hi' lr (n 1 lt 1 nir l 1 1 Ha.nn1 n r m Main stree ; third , door south of rchlicpCold Medal Steam and Horse Power Mannfaetared hj tiie Robinson Macliine Works. For light nBATtiirr, sPEr.n in threshing, and savins; and cleaning tue grain, we believe this machine has no equal in America. All who contemplate buying this season will consult their in- ( -lvst by callini on or addressing us soon. Also, for mile Hay L'aken and Forks, Cane Mill.- and Evaporators, Cider Mills. &c.,A.c. THOS. SCANTL1 M fe SON, No. 9 Main Street, (Marble Hall.) jy.'i-dl'ra .... . Evansville, ind. Tha .Merchants' ; National Bank of Eyansville. NOTICE TO ST0LKH0I DEKS. rTlMIB KAMI If AS DIXLARED ITS JLSixth Seml-Aunual Dividend of 5 per cent., free ofF. H. tax, payale ou and aner j uiy nn, imtt. By order of t he Hoard. jy.J-dlt N. L. MEADOWS, Cashier, la Bankruptcy, miri.S IS TO ;IVK BiOTICE. that, on JL the 23t day of Johe, A. 1808, a warrant in bankruptcy was i.ssned n gainst tbe estate of George Mackbon.se, of EvanBviue, in inm county oi vancierourpu. ana State of Imiiann, who has been adjudged a bankrupt, on hia own petition: that the payment of any debts and delivery of any property Belonging tosucn bankrupt to mm, or ior uis use, ana tne transter ot any property by him, ia forbidden by law; that a meeting oi tue creaitors 01 t ne saia Dann rupt, to prove I heir debts and to choose one or more assignees of his etstate. will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the office of Charles H. Eutterneld on Third Street, between Locust and Mam in EvauiiVilU1, Indiana, betore Charles H Butterfield. Reaister. on the 29th day of July, A.D.LSC3, ai 10 o'clock M. BENJ. J. SPOONER, U. S. Marshal, District of Indiana, jy3-d2t - ... Messenger. In Bankruptcy. mins IS TO CilYE KUTICK that, on J2. the 2m ay or June, A.U latm, a warrant in bankruptcy was issued against tbe estatw of Benjamin Helnemaa and Aaron Stern, of Evansville, In the county ot Vanderburgh, and State of In dlana.wbo have been adjudged bankrupts on their own petition; that the payments of any debts- and delivery of any prop erty Deionging to such bankrupt to them or ior tneir use, and tne transfer or any property ny mem. is lorniuuen Dy law that a meeting of the creditors of the said oanitrupts, to prove inetr dents and cnoose oneor more aShigHeef. of their estate, will be neia at a wourt oi tsaoicrupicy. vo ie no:a en at the office of Cliarlei II. Butterfield. on Third Street, between Main and Locust SireeH, In Evansville, Ind ana, before Charles H. Butterfield. Register, on the 2-;th day ot July, A.D. 1863, atlO o'clock A.M. ilHii. J. f-CMJj Jilt, U. S. Marshal, District of Indiana, Jy3 d?t Messenger. DR. J. W. POLAND'S WHITE PI! JE COMPOUND. The Great New England Remedy. or. jr. w. PoiAsn'iS White Pine Compound Is nowoflere! to the afflicted throughout the country, after having been proved by the test of thirteen years in the New England States, where its merits nave become as wen Known as me tree iroiu which, la part, it ufiiv lis vinne.s, Tlic White Pine Co hi pound Roro Tliroat, Qddt Coughs, Dipthllieria, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections generally. It is a reraarfeable remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Difficulty of Void. ins Urine, Bleeding from the Kid--lieys and.Eladder, Grayol, and other Complaints. ; From thr Boston Journal.) " EoSTOsr, Januarj' U), ISilO. Poi. a n j's Wh itk Ptkk Co-iTPousf w A fter having given it a Wiorough tnl, we can confidemJy recommend jBstand' t Whtit J'ine Compound as a verv valuable article for the cure of tlongha Colds, and Pulmonic Complaints generally. In tteveral eases we have known it to give prompt relief when all oiher remedies which had been tried had failed. It is an article which, in a climate so oromotive of sud den and severe colds as ia that of New p.ngiana, ougnt to uo in every Jamiiy; and we are sure that those who ecce obtain it. and Kive it a fair trial, will not tnerealter be willing to be wituout it. A VALtTABLJ Medicise. Dr. Poland' While Pine Compound, advertised In our columns, is a bucct-ss in attempt to comoiue ami appiy tne raeaiciuai virtues or the White Pine bark. It has been thor oughly tested by people in this city and vicinity, aud the proprietor has testimonials to its value li om persons well knows to our citizeus. We recommend its trial in all ihose cases of disease to which it is adapted. It is for sale by ail our druggists. iV, y. Independent. - - . . , , The White Pine Conxwmnd la now gold In every part of the United States and Britisu provinces. Prepared at the . ., r; NEW EAOLAD BOTAWC DEPOT, C. DAMON fc CO., Proprietors. CLOUD & AKIN, Wholesale Agent. For sale at retail by nil druggists.

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FRED. P. STRAUB & CO., DKAT.ER4 IX C TJ,T Zi 2321 Offer to wholesale and retail bnyeis, at GREATLY HEDl'CED PltlCKN, - HAil Bemplb & CO.'8 ' Hnatlics anil Cnvtllos ; II ay and Manure l'ork3 , -, May Raltes ' : A "Sol 1 Scytlio Stone ; HtiOOD'S - ; Oras, CJraln, and Law 21 l t cytlica ; , . , Waoswobtha ." ' ; - lied Kover Ora'W Soython ; Rrier Scylhew aud. llaj . Inlves; GcfilCAN AK1 ENOI.TSH . . , , . j . rus. IIooliK; Brass and Enamelcil Ieitle IJerca CJrindHioues; Uelmont IVlieelisigr XaIN ; Rulltl-rs' Hard warn ; mechanics Tools; &c. -' Terma cash. ; v FRED, P. STRAUB & tjon ' 1 No. 7 MAIN STREET, malS dtf J Bet. Second and Third Streets. , Importers and Dealen Jn i r!m1ll T'ce B Halter Chains: VMUiita Hames; Cotton and Wool Cards. SPVtllAC Snaths, drain Cradles, Forks, I J Alll Hoes, Rakes, Sheep Shears. SiinVOlS Spades, AXES; Mill, CroMsOltUI I 13, ('nr,. and Circular ,.Sti ws; a nd i -ei l ". C driudstones. . . ;. ... Hill VAC Talle' and rocket " Knivps. 1 1 i Sieves, Horse and Shoe Brushes, Curry-Comlw. . : ? j .' - iy-jy. .T-r Yoilc rks, Hinges, Screws, Tncfcs, 1144113) Heales, and a large mock t.f . Carpenters' ana Coopers' Tools :L. " ' ' and ' ":- ' "- Ilull4lers' Hart! ware. v H. K. WKLLB A SOX, ap28 ' ' 31 Main Slrw BAHtTEI. ORTlI JAS. DAVIDSON. J. L.OBB SAMUEL ORR Sz, CO.. Springs, Axles, Carriage ana Flow Bolts, BELLO WSr ANVILS, ? VISKS, SCREW PLATES, HORSE & MULE SHOES, H0RSI - -" l NAILS, ' J Wagon & Buggy WoodwtfrL' We" nave constantly 'on "haiid "a good stock of the well known aud universally approved "WAXNE" braud of 1 -''!; , , .' au40, . : : . . j i .. i . .f. . Tinners' Tools, Tinplate, Comnxou and Charcoal Sheet Iron, Galvanized Imitation Russia and Russia Sheet Iron. .Wire, Sheet Zinc, Spelter, Block Tin, vPig Lead, Babbitt Metal, Lead Pipe, &c. Our stock of everything In bur llnewir be kept lull and well assorted. - 1 u . 1 1 ' Orders filled with care aud promptness. WROUGHT SCRAP IRON Bought at the highest market rates. . W ixtex Street, KVANSVILLEjlNl). , decl4 dOm Crescent City Hprin TUT. C5DERSIGKED HAS TIIK pleasure of announcing to the public mat this delightful resort, havlnsr beeu thoroughly re-Krranged and greatly beautified, will be open lor visitors find boulders on Saturdaj, Jnne 20tb, tm, on and after which date, he Is RKsurfd by the managers, the Evansville Street Rail way will be finished and runniu;, the cars mailing trips lo and Iiom.me city every ten minutes. ' The Hotel and Restaurant, entirely refitted and refnnUsued, will be conducted upon t ho iaont approved modern system. Ilia culinary arrangemems are such that the undersigned can- promise, upon a moment's notice, to serve up the rnst rerherche meals and lunches to uiiy nnmher of gnests. The Gentlemen's Saloons are provide!! with the choicest Wine. Liquoi, Ai. Parier and Beer, and the. best brands of Clears. The LndleV Rcfenlorr will iiiMwtiDUT supplied with Sd.i aud Miner;! I " V u i.-, iee-i;reams, iiits, ituhs, ami cnnjeciiou For this purpose a bentiUfut and ppaeious Pavilion has been erected ou the uost de lightful part of the gronn.ls.' The i'owling Alleys have hoen tboroughly repaired. Swing- and Carfleoles for the t'eaure and tau.se men t of the young and old have been provi'lud.. The Dancing Hall is oap ciou-t and well Ventilated, and will be roserveo, solely for the use of the guests and ot seleet jiail ies, under responsible manfleiuent. : ; The Eatotn't establishment Is nnderzoIng renairn, and will soon u ready for ni'. J.i.nttln. . . . . a ... I ..... . . ,. 1 .. . 1 . u 1 . 1 ' vji 11 n s ii. -.ii iiitj 1 . t 1 'vi 1 ..uii pleasant retreat lor the season cdiiiiot but enjoy themselves under the wide-snrea.1-ing shades of these beautiful ground-. G. W. WAR REM,, DEALER JN.; j . ; 11 a 11 os, Melofleoii.s, and ORUAXS, SHEET MUSIC & MUSICAL GOODS 4 of every description. PIANOS AXD OSOAXS MELTED, ana the rent applied to pircha.-ie, if desired.

OLD PIANOS TAIEN IN JKZ:QIIANOE for 2ew Ones. ! - The BEST VIOLIN & ii VITA R STI2INUS i : always on hand. f n , INSTRUMENTS OP ALL KINDS TU NED . ..... AND KJ2PAI KED. Liberal Discount to Teachers wilt ne ol towed, bheet, Music sent by mail. - Address . O. W, WARREN, ; " , eiKAIN STBEET, je27 dtl EVAfVIXiE, If f. I

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lllg'lo'Hlstaf 10.1, on the 1:. a- j nr, ! H-ii rnili-sfroi i Uu-rMy. I - r ' f V; w". J-f Hcul'trs applv il lir. ),. T I i,r ...' r, ....... . . b .1 ll.it.S.I, ill. r.t ll.'f ... . 1 !. ... 1 1- . t j .vrirmvifl... ,r r?"u -twIoTiR7; ---7 1 :i..d n iituie. ViaiH(i...i)rlm,i,.,',f"!1".'1 1.1 1 ui.u w mess. ji.Qiiirx i .; ," MOSfS V i; T., . I.1.K UM W ti e' v?fv u.: at u(iio-r . - - .. i . mi rut.- uru 4 , , MU,:t. in o -io k a.."! , '"-Hi t e k.o! j ,'ur j r-1 .- i .tw . I. r i... r k . i . ... i .... . , 'udder , one-h lif of I,.,t ft. 0,u,,. i U d pi- -. f.ptr.'r.ln .'7,,; t, P, . O.li-.'C Si-. ....j..., ij ,.bl r ) ' tf ' of 1 , r. rel i ru. t -i ........i... 4 L.t - !, ti.. U ii 1 -ri;i ,(..'.-)! "f-fTrtf, (loirrr.l , Ui ;-.,ims-nts at .!. t .'I'ldfi, IlKrn .ft.,li'is witil lutctt-'.. t; I I ' ' ot 1 i,t. r-i.'lii;ts. 1 1 1.. Kill sal:: at) yg2 lz:. l.vt- lnnli... aujliir;, -, f - l no-: l ,. -, h t, , :;Qj;u , . i 11 ins aif 1 I;,.,..) i".,ioir. A ! ,A H Ji OS. - - .lu-m t.sit9 Arenr, -.'v?hVitr;, Indiana t'hr.7 XI dec22 tf , C,!" ItI!Vri-ELTBISI-ns HOTTL- At 4. v ry low JlKuree. a inr.hE),r' -bufi. obu nU iliiid Kirt. rt. wood imt it neid on the preml-es, and vl I b?ttmi,f.4red If a .plud lor koou. Ar.p;r t i 1 'aiw d. P. ELLttff & SON. Foit , m:s r - i ui: 'iXiiTsTtiv ., :!?''knf corner cf Kit',ua ana Cawuur otrw-is, .c rnpif.fi at present by J. Pint. An a-s a. Uroce-y. i'os,e-,.,!f.n Kiven Jul. 1 Itnqujeo .. . . - F. J. OKr.E.V, j juue.i) t . .. American Carriage ishop. DWr.LLISQ, centraiiy located, r.atHiiiiiig B.jvon room,, kitcnu, ?,nd eeilar. Inqm,-,. r,r Vi("i'0R BIKCH, jauejl tf . Anatioi'a Ofl5e.. poR BE5fT-OTV HOTF-U-Said t?u2Vt r. fln.t.claK hotel. Mtualml wi Water .iriCt, between v ine and Division. And li no ouderuo ng extensive rep4tir-; or particulars inaair.Tot i JiaUO dim l'ki. UAr.PiTNflTON'. iiEA-'X-STORKH-lhe two sa. f tor. on Markr-t Ht r,-. i , bpiweon I..,. cutand Wal ut; won it make a lirst-ra' Stand for it. 1 osrniii' lonv. and w?oular.i, the loi ).; by i; f-et. Toev bre well atlapu-d i- ithr store nr 6 welling purposes, or both eorooined. if piiod for sooii, they will be fitted up It ;u!t the-a..pl.cnt. Inquire of SAMb'th VJCKi?;KV, or at the m f.- of I ' l'-'UEHV l;ll ITXIERS, f JunSdtf: " ... TJMainstiVet. TAIITSB. f fTT A .'Tl:l - SITUATION - As sahC- . w j mailL I 'Irtl '-l i i cr A I... - - ; - -" ' '.. , I'Y oung inanwhocaij give the i..- i of t-iiy le.ereooe lie hn a large omutry nc'qu intiiocp. A1irci P. '). Bos ii,V!' i.viiusvtiie, Judi ini. ji i a f iiV.X'l'B WAK'IXft - For the be.t JLa. JLice Of Urwrt und Volftix vet buied. 1 .MI'LETE TJ ONR VOL131K, by Hon. K. it. uMauKlleld, (widely ft uown ns " K. D. Snf theCiueincatt OazHte, and " Veteran 'b-Xti vei," oi tne ew oik Time-;, lie. ediUons, ( hk and Herman: e legs oil v lUustrated,' w. t : j-mblcmatlr Tilie J- :7:, tslc'l I'orrait unii main run Jfajis ; lull e eountsof l.fv-, wiiu Ki pubiii aii t'ir.tform nii'i JiHtaM of Accept a no. Price Sou; l mil l uo tun.'s; lai ? profit to Agftils. t .. r Territory WVrof Indiana, atiplv to on r We1eru Hlir-, 'li.'U. Lamnert, Superininnoo' t, i. u Puvver lo, l'.wcminK.ii, lliiuois. Kast oi Jliinols, apply lu I.. V. Carroll A Co., IIH.li ih.irs, Ci nciiuiai i, u. s j.v 1 4u'iilt-aw 4tw 'A X TE II-AtlE V TS To so if t be f ' J.IJfJJ Of U U. KRAI, tin A xr yJobn.S. U. Abbott. This work will .Iiust tn!. '4 vvitli tiiT.-e film f.tw-1 em;i-avin vs vl t ight majs, printed in tint, and sold lUlj t.y HUbscrlption. Agents will tlu.t ii a a work thut will aell itself. Tue huiiH.nnrhor nr d Ior Hue stylo ia wbinL i r.e li'-(.k will lrti published cannot f id U: Inmirit im- iinn cn.iiraoiiH rihI rijht !. LAbet'i.I titias to good agents, frlce i Huit t lie 1 1'iH-s. We t.r. now rendy to assign terntoiy. Will i'K. 1 'UH li i N , BO IT V 1Z ft CO.. Pnblishej,IlO Waiaut Street, Cln cliinali.i 'Hio. fmaris dit Strayed from mv ritdeuce, ou t.he coiner of Walnut and second .-'ret laisre bluett co , on Thuisday mght last, a. r, about yrtars old, wilii s; Jar.ewtiitek-a.ls. I ttiiiiK. olf well efir, Hiid a slit or l each.- She has a largo w ;; X", is Kiud aud gentle. Sat ut at home. Auy oue i -I" to mo wi 1 rw libera iiy elT II ill A.I ii. 1.1-A l. cru.mpu.-d horn t here is a rcj fiWitUo1 torn i; is good inijkt left n young t turiiin-; fciii't c rewarded. j OAI2.JD11JG. . RAILROAD HOjSS, One rally kocwn as the OLD BULL'H HEAD. Tina 4HCasunt mtuutiou is now opt a for thtt a icouiiiiodalion ol boarders, unotif -the oirUtoa ot ai ti. aad : i'H. U. lu.N'UK The ttreet cur win ! ouud couveniant, ruuniug to ana Irani the premises erery tcu iu.aulen. 'Jae or twosmuil liit'i lies can b- Hccouiciodated. I..-. Larjju. auu tjood accomtao'jation tor itocli, - icaayiactlm T3 t.AKiX.t. frs. D. "artcr has i-o-JJ moved t Mr. John H. wnuu'f. liiu.re. On Divihion Street, Mwoou Hecou.i ami rnird.and is resdy lo receive us nwuy tiay boarders as will iv her a cab. fclio also has rivo or ids gix1 roims to int. may II dlf - - M13. D. CA1UER. riOlRniKd B 1 HE DAr 4Jii WLiiiC. at .- , . , MR3, E. 2-1. BUfiK?jS, So. 13 Second St., bet. Mala and. I-ocmt Street ' ' " . ' : Evansville, lad, ' A few more ledgers and quite a number of riny boarders can f-tlil be accomrnoaaki. ' ; WHS. K. M. P.UHN'S. - tnarZtf " True Economy A JR TI G HT MA VII IN U. ROASTED COFFEE. BEST, "QUALITY OF C!9, "jTJsi-etV Ji4Hfl tir i B'wlliirA Sav-Ir of OafvThlrd in iba Ujh - : -. ' of Colfea--f'ofree'as is waII known, lowi bv wel-jlif. in r.-i-!l3;,', tu ios -beiug ll ponnds p-r liundreu, or 6. pounds gwn weiuhio a pound-;. ' Ttiru- roaati-.l thi , ni.m? ralxes t ie prica lour or five ceuw p-r iK,Ud, to SLi, H add one cent, our pp.'.. ior ro:I-:Mri;. luo extra heat ie.tnire,l la roaMina by the coirtoaou way will ainom.i i. ) live i wf'iiiwooiuiT.fl, to ay notuii. -4 ui finif. tt...ii4o, and lia'ur-.i tiu!vr i rVr.:-';li .is. Stronger. lJidnr'- routed ; a ir U?.ht. wo save all 1 ho ai oi a:., v.-ii Kin.-- the tiiiial part ot tuo nr.-.-, Tnd tvblch pasiu-s oil iy oeuuj efU-tl In an I imi tut n. &ud reduce mo M,i',nit:iii oi t Ihi loffe about oMi-i'ui'iilw. A milieu " Fines- Fliii'or. ...I-iiig .always ovnlr rottsted, one grain i- Titnr-li us au.-.rer. 1t'bn4 a mo'h f.n.ji liter tAKtu thai when roa-n-"' " - K l where you will f i..!..ii.iy have ooe-ua.i . . ; . - ...... i-.. a I'moltHK uiu ; toil rw-ixl u'-w W.l thnt tw.i poufcls goes t far aa tnreo poiind.i grtou :r.w. We levers of wood coiPt to ci ii 'rial. - lioasUid fresu every day, and lor sale at all tue y-.jo.Ta. Colic c-ut u.1 prompliy vi-.;u-,ied U ft SJptir iaci, or one tout jn-r pound if t'" ' !a a"-1' -- , . , i'rfs;li cuit'c i way a tn hand and lor said .Wcaic-i VUly'lyi PHUNINO A SON, stmnt Co2T! Koastera and Hianufaemrurn of Minlsin's, f-i.c , iiaicia" Posvdcrs, Ac.. Eirxt s.troit, ".-U lao aud Li vision. juueiS 2w ( . "Dissolution of CoparteersMp. V t'v txitia.; b.i-" Pf"J.wiu , "nil nij'le ol Hut-s. lJiri--t -.... is b-ie-ucCart-l or-- v.d lrom U-s daia. The business w ' be -o..uuueo by E. W. Pfiirick, who wLi also setua the buinesji oi mt) tlrnl. i Ai ftlx K. JJvm "vUW, Jni7 lt, l-v;. j J1 1LJ17