Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 July 1868 — Page 4

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ttA.lXIlGA.l TIMLE-TABlJi Eyansvilla and Crawfordsville.

GOING NORTH. Lavo Arrive. Arrive. T-vftiiKvUle. Vincennes. T. Haute Accom'od'fn, 5::i a m 1 10 :S a m Mall .12AM 1 lltfl AM ViuoenDes Ac -3v m 711PM COMINU HOOTH. 4KI5FH 3:00 P M I.eav Iiave Arrive Terre Haute. Vincennes. K'vllle. Vlaeennes Ac 1 U :3-S A M I 9 A m Freight & Ac.6;W a M 1 12 :M) m 6fl?M Alan!.; 4-Ai5 r M 7:11 P M UhOOp M Terra Haute and Indianapolis. KKOM TKRBS HAUTE. Arrive. 6:10 AM 4 :00 P M 12:25 A Express.. .llrlSPM . 6:45 A M . S:10 PM . 6:35 p M Mall... Express.-., x press.-.. Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. FROM VINCENNES. A i riveM All Westwa rd 5 :j J J Depart. 6 :: P M 2:J pm oian-rwiwum . .r;rr , i 0.4s .. , K t nr-ess Eastward IL.III--" " I - U Kt pr-as West ward , H 1 J :uu A. u BTEMBOAT LINES. To T ottisvii.i.k. Every M0,ar Saturday "a W vine a.m. K very Tuesday WeuSiy.XliurUy.aua Saturday at b ToKua wtPaHjr. except Sunday, at 3 o'clock P. M. To- Orkbm RrvrR. Every Wednesday and SaturJay at 6 o'clock p. m. Kvery if.m.la v and Thursday at o'clock p. M. To Fa.htport. Every Tuesday and Frldav hi 4 o'clock p. m. To If k: durson UaUy, except Sundays, At S o'clock p.m. To NAaMVJLi.ie Every Thursday at four . in. . - To JIsmphm Semi-weekly. Roekport Stage (TiaNewbnrgh and Boon. Vlile,! carrj-ing the ruall, leaves at 7 a. m., ou MondayR. Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrives by 7 p. M., Tuesdays, Thursdays ami Saturday. New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mondavs and Fridays at 7 A. 11. Arrives Tues days auil Saturdays by 4 p. M Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves dally (ex eept Sundays) at 7 A. m. Arrives dail ny (ex eeot Sundays) by J p. u 'i'o Nj.wbitkj. HacK daily (except Sundav.) from the Merchant's Hotel, at & o'clock p. M. . - THURSDAY july ms. CITY NEWS. Wk Lave a largo stock of Envelopes fur sale at low prices. County Commissioners' Court. The most important business transacted by the County Commissioners, yesterilay, was to make an appropriation of $800 to build a bridge across Little Creek, in Center Township. They also made an appropriation of 2."i0 to improve the road from Cody's bridge to Locust Hill Cemetery. During the day they had under consideration the annual report of receipts and expenditures of the County for the past year, and in considering them fr'diu the " budget " for tho coining year. Tennessee Wheat. The steamer Tarascon brought to this city yesterday, '2?n' sacks of Tennessee wheat, shipped from Nashville. A sample has been shown us. It is of most excellent, quality. With such an abundant crop of wheat all over the United States, it cannot be possible that flour can be held at the famine prices that have ruiod for the last two or three years. Cheap bread will do more to relieve the pressure of hard times felt by the people, than any change in financial questions likely to be made by Congress. A splendid assortment of Note and Letter Paper at Journal Office. Emery's Court. Late on Tuesday evening Mary Hart, for provoking a ablo sister to commit an assault and battery, had a hearing in Justice EmeryV Court, and was fined 50 cent-', with costs. On the same day a man named liu'der, had a hearing before Justice Emery, on a charge of hav'ng stoned the houso of a sick woman in tho lower part of the city. The testimony failed to coBvict, and the accused was discharged. Visitors at the Crescent City Ki'RiNfis. .Some estimate of the number of visitors to tho Crescent City Springs ou Saturday, the fourth, may be made from the fact that over ."l were taken at the gate as entrance fees, showing that nearly 1,10( persons visited the grounds in addition to the large number that entered the grounds by way of the south grove, in which the picnic was held, most of whom visited the north grove during the day. The magnificent dinners set by Col. Wehler that day attracted a large number of guests to his dining room. Every delicacy of the season was served up in very superior style. JiEFORE UlSTKE WALKER. The three men, Millspaugh, Kobinson and Weiehel, against whom Henry Kramer had filed an affidavit for surety ot t he peace, appeared in Justice Walker's Court yesterday, when, after a free conversation and consideration, the matter was adjusted by the complaining witness withdrawing the i-oraplaint and paying one-half the cost, and the accused parties paying the balance. 1 1 would bo far wiser in many of these petty cases with which the justices are annoyed, if the parties would have a free consultation before the complaint is made or costs have accrued. A great many of them are of such a trivial character that they would be summarily dismissed, were it not that the justice and constables think they should have pay for their trouble, and, in order to cover costs, a nominal fine is inflicted. Faker's Pencil Journal Office. at CO cents, at A Mania.- Tho breaking of winlowa aeems to havo become a mania r tl.i city. Iq addition to those mentioned in Tuesday' .Tntmvii. ' oidq of the fine lights in ' vrvrf th willows ia the basement ,vf th npr bnil jing adjoining the 'f-iVitN'Af.fMriha bfteu perforated y if Hy a ?nwH bowlder of an inch "' 'wr; Ytcrdty evening some fhr.yy 3yne hard missile thronyU tW eU door of John II. Scott'rt Depot, corner of Main and Second Street. These vandals ihould be hunted up and severely i""""i "c.r uina ireaks.

IlECOiuitfts Court. The Recorder being anxious to visit the rural districts, yesterday, to escape for a few hours the heat and dust and turmoil of the city, held court early yesterday morning, and dispensed justice and judgment to a pair of waiting penitents. Anthony Fatten, whose penchant for artificial teeth we made mention of yesterday, had a preliminary examination on a chaa-ge of grand larceny, to-wit.: stealing three patent artificial teeth and twenty-eight common artificial teeth from Dr. Hutchinson, full details of which we mentioned yesterday. He was held to answer in the

sum of $200, and in default was sent to abide the action of the grand jury, in Castle Miller. A Teutonic individual, whose name, in the absence of the Recorder we could not ascertain, was presented on a charge of being drunk and resisting the officer that arrested him. lie was relieved of $7, as a penalty for his disrespect to the laws and ordinances. In addition to this financial expense, he had previously experienced a sound rap from the policeman's " billy," which had prostrated him. Late Tuesday evening, the cases of Jennie Mathews, Caroline Young and Eliza McClure, three females of the African persuasion, residing on Clarke Street, were disposed of. The charge against them was for raising old Cain generally and disturbing the peace and quiet of the neighborhood in which they live. A fine of $1, with the usual costs, wa3 assesssd in each case. Two of the boys engaged in the sport of shooting through windows on Friday night last, were brought into court yesterday afternoon, but in consequence of the absence of the Recorder and the principal actor in tho mischief heretofore detailed, their cases were continued until all can be got into one fold. Clearing the Moutiis op tiie Sewers. A good work, that we sug gested some time ago, has at last been accomplished, to some extent at least, to-wit : the cleaning out of the mouths of the Sycamore and Main Street sewers. Ihe mouth of the bycamore sewer and the aquaduct leading thence to the river was full of filth, that emitted a most noisome odor of slops and debris from kitchens, and other filth sent down the sewer had accumulated in its mouth, creating a most villainous smell. This has been cleaned out, and when hauled away a material change in the atmosphere of that region will be experienced. The mouth of the Main Street sewer had been completely choked up with mud, gravel, brickbats, old boots, Ac, &e. These have been cleaned out, and the improvements made at the entrance to the inlets at the corners of Main and Water Streets, will prevent such a state of affairs in the future. A further improvement might be made on the wharf, by cleaning off the mud and dust in front of Humphrey's wharf boat, and removing old rudders and other nuisances that encumber it. Payson's Indelible Ink for sale at this office. Further Testimony. Another illustration of the great Scripture truth that "the way' of the transgressor is hard," was had in the case of a scurvy fellow, who, too parsimonious to pay his way into the picnic held by the St. John's Church, at the Crescent City Springs, and too lazy to go to the Free National Democratic Picnic at Parrett's Grove, where he rightfully belonged, climbed over the fence by the back way into the Crescent City Springs Grove. He had not been there long until he created a slight disturbance, and was summarily ejected. lie soon managed by some means to gain a second entrance.. As soon as he was discovered he was again ejected with his companion. The two proceeded down town, but before they separated managed to get into a quarrel between themselves, and the one who had created the only disturbance that had marred the festive scenes of the celebration at the Crescent City Springs, got a nice little whipping. It is hoped that he will act more wisely next time. Holding a " Crowner's 'Quest." We have had related to us a good joke - that occurred on, board the Tarascon on Saturday night, after leaving this port. A young man of delicate proportions, well known in Una city, but hailing from a rural village, tired out by two nights' and one day's jollification, laid himself down on the soft side of the carpet to sleep. At length he felt a heavy weight upon him, although asleep, and tried in vain to relieve himself. The oppression fncreased until he awoke, and found the steward and eleven other gentlemen from Africa sitting upon his body, and Mack Levi standing by taking a minute of the proceedings. Despite all his protestations of vitality, the jury returned a verdict," Died of a plethora of Fourth of July; The Orphans' Picnic. The excursion upon the Chattanooga to Spottsville, yesterday, by the orphans and indigent children of the city, was a pleasant affair. The day was ex cecdingly pleasant, and no accident occurred to mar the pleasure of the occasion, very little rain lell, not sufficient to interrupt the day's sport. A bountiful supply of provisions had been provided and donated, and be tween rambling through the woods, romping and fishing, the day was passed most joyfully. Among those who realized the pleasures of the day were those lone orphans so well known throughout the city Nathan, George, and Christopher. The boat returned about 7 o'clock, and all were pleased with the excursion.

Speculating!. There wa much speculation and discussion in Democratic circles yesterday respecting the probable nominee of the Democratic National Convention. Some excitement also prevailed. One gentleman, who had bet on Pendleten, being informed of the status of affairs, at 4 o'clock last evening exclaimed most reverently, " By G d, Hancock will never be President of these United States." Another unswerving and unterrified was told, fn great confidence, that Chase and Fred. Douglass had been nominated, when he exclaimed, with much candor and with like reverence, "I don't like the ticket much, but by G d I'll vote for them." The agony is becoming very intense. Died. The many friends of Mr. John Bingham, in this city and vicinity, will be deeply pained to learn that he has been bereaved of his fair young wife. Only one year a wife she, on the first anniversary of her marriage yielded up her life in giving life tocher first-born. This melancholy event occurred on Friday last, July. 3d. The deceased, a most amiable, beautiful and accomplished lady, was the daughter of Mr. E. II. Fairchild, Mr. Bingham's partner in business. Many hearts will sympathize with the young husband in this terrible bereavement, which cruely crushes the happiness of his life. , Personal. Among the strangers in the city yesterday we notice the following names registered at the Sherwood House: F. II. Kingsberry, of Indianapolis, Agent of the Star Union Line; Alex. Lemcke and wife, of Cincinnati, who return to make this city their home; Captain T. L. Lee, of the firm of Fowler, Lee & Co., wharf boat proprietors and forwarding and commission merchants, of Padncah, Ky.; Hon. Archie Dixon, of Henderson, and J. G. Bowman, United States District Assessor, of Vincennes. Mr. Ed. F. Finley, representing the great grain house of Srayser & Milton, of Louisville, arrived in the city last night and is stopping at the American House. Dr. Josh Cobb is still lingering in the city. There is sure to be a sufficient attraction.

An Extensive Bore. The work of boring for mineral or soft water at the Crescent City Springs, is progressing steadily, day and night. The work i3 rather the enlarging or reaming out of the old bore. The shaft, enlarged to four inches, has been sunk to the depth of one hundred and seventy feet, and now the workmen are engaged in reaming it out to the diameter of five inches, in order to admit copper tubing to prevent the caving in of the shaft. The machin ery runs by steam, and works day and night. Horticultural. In our Local Notice column will be found a call 'or a meeting of the Executive Com mittee of the Horticultural and Pomological Society of Vanderburgh County, at the office of Law & Anthes, on Friday next, at 10 a. m. It is hoped there will be a full attendance, as business of great importance is to be transacted. Rain. It rained all around the city yesterday. At Vincennes and as far east as Seymour, on the line of the O. & M. Railroad, heavy rains fell. A dense black cloud and heavy rain were visible for six or seven hours to the' south and ""southwest. A small selvage of the cloud overhung the city and a light rain fell, scarcely suf ficient to lay the dust. The atmosphere was hazy and foggy last night but the sky was almost clear. 1,0 OAX ITOTICES. Horticultural Society Meet. inq op Executive Committee. The Executive Committee of the Horti cultural and Pomological Society of Vanderburgh County are requested to meet at the office of Law & Anthes, on Friday, July 10, at 10 o'clock a.m. on business of importance to the Society. By order of the President, John Law. J. N. Silverthorn, Sec'y. The Executive Committee consists of Dr. II. G. Jones. W. G. Newitt. Wm. Gramm. Edaar Dunk, and Jas. T. Walker. The permanent officers of the Society are ex-otfirio members of the Committee, and will be present. iv'Jlit. l?WxTTnTT T3 A a .O " v t-v ana r a . . . One bottle of J. W. Poland's Humor ioctor will cure any ordinary attection of the blood, and six bottles will cure the worst cases of Scrofula. Put up in large bottles, and sold by Cloud & Akin at tl. jy9-d&w2t JBfiyl deem it but a matter of jus tice to express tohe xEtna Iusurance Co.. of Hartford, my appreciation of their promptness in paying to-day my claim against them of $1,600, occasioned by the late fire of June 21st. Also to their aeents here, Messrs Nexen & Bixbv. for their nromot ad justment of the same, and I cheerfully recommend the old jfiLSXA. to an those who desire the lest and most re liable Insurance. Matthew Hartlein. E vans VI LLE, July 6, 1868. 3fc Lemons. Just received 25 boxes fresh lemons and for sale at a re duced price at II. Herman's Confectionary. jy7d3t Auction. I will sell at public auction m v entire utl- Mrnhrint ' -W y JV V, A'- . w u u Tailoring, including cloths, cassimeres anu luxmsmng goods. Also, one fine Grover & Baker No. 1 Sewing Machine, and Stove fixtures. Sale to commence Thursday morning. July 9th, at 9 o'clock, at my Store-room, No. 5t Main Street, near Second Street. jy6-td W. G. IIazelriqq. To Contractors and Builders 50,000 No. 1 poplar Shingles. 20,000 feet poplar Flooring. 20,000 feet poplar seasoned Weatherboarding, .Sash, Doors and Blinds, for sale cheap for cash at - Trible, Myers & Bros.'s, Planing M ill, Second Street, between Chestnut and Cherry. - jy7-dlw

Lost Money On Thursday night two one hundred dollar bills. Aoy one finding the same and returning it to the undersigned will be liberally rewarded. F. Weil, june27 tf No. 5 Water Street.

ttlV'BR NEWS for other River Item gee Third Page. The weather continues pleasant, but the attempt at rain yesterday proved an abortion. The river fell 2 inches during the twenty-four hours ending at dark last night The additional arrivals and departures last night were the Tarascon, Louisville and return; Ollic Sullivan, from Cannelton; Armada, to Cairo; Mollio Norton, to Henderson; Chattanooga, from Spottsville; and Quickstep, from Cairo. 4 The Armada had a good trip out The Tarascon brought a large amount of freight, and had a splendid passenger trip out. She received sixty passengers from the Quickstep, among whom were JohnS. Woolfolk, chief clerk; Jim Ostrander and Harvey Oatman, pilots; Charley Arbegust, barkeeper; Frank Good, chief engineer; Joseph Ilumbald, carpenter; J. W. Applegate, assistant barkeeper, and others of the officers and crew of the famous lowpressure Richmond; Mrs. R. II. Woolfolk and family of Louisville, and Henry Carnahan, the famcjia steward of the Belle Lee The Quickstep was crowded with passengers and had a good freight list The Richmond has laid up for the Summer at Cairo. The Indiana took her freight and people ....Captain J. Stut Neal has gone to New Orleans on business. The J. V. Webb, not having completed her repairs, was unable to leave yesterday, but will positively go to-day. Capt. Lancaster and Chet. Bradley arc her chief of ficers, and are pleasant gentlemen The Ollie Sullivan had a good trip in last night. She is daily increasing in popularity .The pilots of the Tarascon report five feet at Schuflietown, the shoalest bar above, and the pilots of the JQuickstep report 41 feet at Walker's, the shoalest bar below. The St. Mary's may be expected down to day. AltitmroAtlum and Manifest. Railroad steamer Ciulckstep left Cairo Friday. July 7tli,;t 5:30 P.M. Roat in port Silver Cloud. Weather quite warm. River falling. Passed Ricumond and Belle Lee In stzht of t he city. The race-course between Cairo and Mound City was the scene of an exoiling trial of speed, the Robert K. Lee and tolckstep being ihe competitors; owing to t he short distance, however, no delinite result could be arrived ar. Met Newsboy above Caledonia. July 8th Met Tennessee at Walkt-V's Jiar, and Armada at West Franklin. Keshipped per Tarascon, 00 passeurers. our consignees are Renninholl' & Co.. packages Jlcjuor ; Carpenter, White & Raker, 1 box merchandise; A. Oumherts, '.13 packages hides, Ac. : Chas. VieleftCo.,2 hags feathers: Wm.O. Krown & Co., S kegs syrnp ; Cook A Rice, US empty barrels; M.Cahu & Co., a barrels whisky ; Charles Wilheinil, 5 boxes ale; Win. Caldwell, 1 carriage; C. Kratr, 1 lot scrap iron ; J. W. Roach, 1 cow and calf; for IouUvllle, "5 packages merchandise. Hirer Dispatches. f4TTn I 11 1 vT Q nnniniT .T ewsboy, Paducah packet, 11 p.m ; City of Cairo, Memphis, St. Louis, 2 a.m.; f White, l'aducah packet, .J p. M. ; Underwriter No. 1, New Albany, Cairo, '.i p. M.; towboat Florence No. 2, Ohio River, St. Louis, 5 P. M. ; Tennessee. Evansville packet, 8 v. M. River fell 5 inches. Mereurj' was 100 at noon, There has been a drizzing rain since 3 o'clock. STEAMBOATS. FOR CAIRO, COLUMBUS AKD MEMl'IIIS. The Dean Line's splendid steamer . fTl Ik MI AX KOI, A, UWW. U. Miller, Master; '"" Wm. C. Orubbs, Clerk, leaves for Memphis and all way ports on THURSDAY, July th, at 10 a.m For freight or passage apply on board, or to F. M. HUMPHREY & CO., Jy8 d2t , Agents. FOR CUMBERLAND RIVER. The fine passenger steamer fmm J. P.WKBII, UUiltAlt. L. Lancaster, Master;, -r hum 1 ? Chet. Bradley, Clerk, Leaves lor Canton and all Intermediate Cumberland River landings THIS DAY, Thursday, July !)th,at4 p.m., positively. For freight or riassage apply on board, or to J. j. LARK, JyUdlt Agent. FOR OW KNsiloVto, IAN N ELTON AND LOUISVILLE. Tho fleet and elegant passenger steamer nOlt.l.MJ M I' A II, E. P. T. Hollcroft. Master, John ouebacker. Clerk. Leaves for Louisville and all way ports, THIS DAY, Thursday. July 9th, at li P.M. For freight or passage appl v on board, or to W. ti. BROWN & CO., It Agents. FOlToW ENSliOKO. ROCK PORT, AND CANN ELTON. The fine, fleet stenmer N OI.I.IK NCI. I.IVAN, t Jenk 1 a T. Hugo, Alaster; Jef-IS-Lik j. h. Trlplett, Clerk, Leaves lor the above and all intermediate pons THIS DAY, Thursday, Joly th, at 10 o'clock a.m. For freight or passage apply on hoard, or to U It. RUDD, It Agent. TPHAXOX'd " fAPHIAX LOTION For Deantifjlng the Skin and Complexion. Removes ail Eruptions, Freckles, Pimples, Moth Blotches, Tan, etc.. and renders the skin soft, fair, and 1iUOiiuij. For LadM.-s in the Nursery it is invaluable. For Uentieiiioii after Shaving it has no eqnaL ..... l'aphlan lilion" is the only reliable remedy for diseases and blemlsiies or the Skin. I'lIAI.ON'M "PAPIHA!! SOAP" for the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, will not chap the skin. Price 25 cents per cake. FI,OK IE MAYO." F1MK 1K WAVO." A New Perfume lor the Handkerchief. Exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance. PHALON A RON, New York. Sold by all druggists. f jyrtdly IOTYS Clothes "Wix-sslioir ASH THK UNIVERSAL WRINGER OUGHT TO BE IN EVERY FAMILY. They Make Money by Saving Clothes! 814 will buy the Washing Machine, and the best Cog-wheel Wringer in existence. They are easy to operate, sitting or standing; take but little room, injure no garments, finish their work in less than half the time usually occupied, never get ont of order, are convenient in every respect, and the only WWi&JJ Macune Uuit is liked the letter the longer it is used. We are authorized to sell them, wholesale and retail, at manufacturers' prices. Where machines are bought at retail there is no additional charge for freightCall or send for a catalogue containing much valuable information, anil testimonials from some of the best men and women iu the county. About two do.en of theve machines have been sold In Centre and Scott Townships, in t Ids county, and we are yet to bear of one purchaser who was dissatisfied. ' ' - ' In order to show that they have all the merits we claim for them, ve (jive ttny purchaser the privilege of returning them if they are not taiitled after four weeks' trial, and the money will be refunded. We have tried them In our own families, and take pleasure iu recommending them to the public. VxCK KUY BROS., Jya 71 Malu Street.

iH0ETAKY& COMMERCIAL

Sew York Market. By Telegraph. N ew York, July S. Cotton Less active and drooping; sales 1,200 bales at u2yl33c for middling uplands. Flour Receipts 1,579 bbls. ; the market is more active and 15(425c better; the demand is chiefly speculative and tor common grades; sales l!,400bbls. at S6 80(3,7 25 for superfine Slate and Western ; 83 008 70 lor extra State; SS 00ra8 10 for extra Western; 810 75f12 75 for white wheat extra; IS G5 for round-hoop Ohio; tlO 50 for common to fair extra St. Louis; SMOOTH for good to choice do,, closing firm. California firmer. Rve Flour Is lower; sales 350 bbls. at 7 90 9 90. Corj Meal Rather more active; sales 1,j5 bbls. iirandywlne cbielly at 8 25. Wheat Receipts 58,790 bushels; the market is abont l2c better, with a moderate demand; sales 51,000 bushels at 2 OO for common Minnesota Spring; Si OOi.tJ 02 lor No. 2 Spring; f2 15 for No. 1 do., ah extreme;l!2.a) for choice Amber Oreeu kUy ; 2 40 for white Wisconsin; 82 f0 reported for Amber State, and M t0tj 70 for white California.. RvK-Quiet. BAKiiKv-Nominal.' 1M alt Quiet and firm. Count Receipts 53.SW bushels; 2ii3c better, with a moderate demand for exnort anu home use; sales of 70,000 bushels at SI 10l l;5 for inferior- to prime mixed Western afloat; (fl 163l 15" 4 for white Western. . v Oats Receipts none; lc bettor; sales of 85,000 bushels at 85rtJ$0c for Western in store, and 87(ii7c atloau Rick Quiet. Co FEE Prime Rio," steady, and in fair demaud; other kinds dull; Rio lT'c, gout, duty paid. - Suoar Dull and not very firm ; sales of 100 hogsheads at ile for Cuba ; 14' lor Deinarara. MoLASHKi Nominal. ' Hors- Quiet. Pktrolkitsi Firmer at 1S for ci ndo &5c for refined bonded. Coal Unchanged. Leather Hemlock sole active and firm at 27(3iL'0c for Ruenos Ay era heavyweights. - - Wool Quiet and unchanged; salef of 23O.C00 pounds at lSti51c, Pokk Steady and in moderate demand; sales 2,450 barrels at 57 &ML'7 M for new mess; closing at f25 87 regular; JJ7 75028 00 for old do.; closing at ifiw regular; S-iU-OOj 822 7,i for prime; m24 50 for prime mess. Bekf Quiet and unchanged; sales 100 barrels; beef hams dull. Cut Meats Steady and unchanged; aales 150 packages; middles nominal. Laru-Firmer and in better demand; sales 870 llercesat I5,'..17e for steam, aad for kettle" rendered : also. 750 tierces steam, seller and buyer August, at 17K&17!e. - ' BuTTER-iniet at 27(32Sc lor Ohio; 30335c for State. Cheksb Steady at 1015c. Freights To Liverpool lower; engagements 25,000 bushels corn per steamer at Chicago Market. By Telegraph. Chicago, July 8. . Flour Firmer ; Spring extras, 8 50O $10 25. ' - Wiikat Very quiet and firm; 45c higher; sales or No. 1 at tl tiail W, and No. 2 at 81 8lQil 83; closing at 81 Siv.l 82 lor No. 2; this afternoon there were" sales of No. 2 at 81 82. Cork Fairly active, and KJil.'.e higher; early sales of No. 1 in more at icicle; subsequently declined , and closed at 9iv;r$ l3lc; sales of No. 2 at BS&SOWe, and rejected at 8lc81$c. Ryk Dull, and 2c lower; sales of No. 1 at 81 CO in store. Barley Neglected, and entirely nominal. M ess Pork More active, and firmer; sales at 828 Lard Firmer ; sales at H!c. Bacon l ry salted shoulders held at lle. with buyers at llc. Beef Cattle Moderately active; sales at 81 25(31 50 for light steers and cows; 85 75(0(0 t2,' for fair to medium ; and 87 0"( 7 60 for good to choice. Hons More active; 8a8 .S) for light; 83 308 00 for fair to medium ; and 89 1 10 tor good to choice. Freights More active; 4e for corn to Buffalo; 7c for com and 8,'o for wheat to Oswego. Keceints 2,2(0 barrels of flour; C250 bushels of wheat; 11 1,470 bushels of coin; 13,414 bushels of oats; 4,211 hogs. Shipments 2.010 Imriels of liour; 710 bushels of wheat; lln(764 bushels of com; 55,700 bushels of oats; Z,KH hogs. Cincinnati Market. By Telegraph. Cincinnati. July 8. Flour Dull and nominal; sales of family at 9f89 25. WiiKAT-DullatSl 9032 for Nos. 1 and 2 Winter. Corn Steady at 8l5i85e for ear, and 87$ 88c for shelled. Oats Firm at 75(370c. Barley Malt In good demand at 82 40 $2 50 lor Spring. Cotton Quiet but unchanged; sales of middling olc. Tobacco Unchanged. Whisky Firm at 35c, in bond. Mkss Pork Held at 828, but there was no demand. Bulk Meats -Are held at llo for shonlders, and l yc for sides, but c less would have to be accepted iu order to effect sales; the demaud was lighi. Bacon Qaiet, and only a .jobbing deraand at rJc lor siiouideis, aiid JOfridUc lor clear rib and clear, sides; sugar-cured hams lKJiglDc, and t he demand moderate. Larj opened dull, but under news, was held at Ifya'ic higher; there were no sellers' below i7c at the close, but there was not much demand, and it could not have been sold at be ter thmi Hi'c. Butter Steady at 203"jc. EGd 17c. Li-vskkd Oil Is selling in small lots at 81 02(31 OX Flax Seed Doll at 82(32 10. Gold- 140 buying. Netr York Gold and Stock Market. By Telegraph. New York, July S. Money Steady and unchanged. Exchange Sterling firm at iO'clO. Uolu -Lower; opening at lloji; closing atlio. ' Oovernmevtb More active; belter; closing steady : Conoous of 18il, llirtilirj ; do ;2. 113'liaj.it do '01. 1I0: ilimj ; Jdo. new 108 .,!, PISS j,; do. '07, ItW'artiUO.S; 1 ; lu-ios, iu7;iyio7; 7-aus, iomjjsios.' New York Dry Goods Market. By Telegraph. ' New York, July 8. The market Is quite firm. There is a fair inquiry for the season, particularly for seasonable Prints and heavy Brown Sheetings. We quote new styles of Pacific Prints at 11c; Sprague's, 14; Merrimack D, Manchester, American, Orienti and Richmond's IV.'l; Merrimack 14, light colors 1:1. AmosKeag hav been active at . 12'; Lowell brings 11 ; Wamsntta li. Brown Sheetings nt-i; Indian Head 17J; Pacific S 17!i; Amoskeag A and Stark A 17c; Pacassett. Canoe 17; Wachusetts 17; Amoskeag B WAX Lyman C 15l4. Wllliamsvllle Bleached Muslims 2J. Roanoke Ginghams 11. New Orleans Market. By Telegraph. New Orleans, July 8. Cotton Advanced; middling Orleans at "2c; sales of 350 bales. tloLO 140tfjit034. - - Flouk Quiet; superfine. S7 25; choice 810 50. Corn Steady at 90 A 95c. Oats Quiet at 7Kj74c for piime Western. HAY A t 822. Pork Steady at $29. . ' - . Baton-Drooping; shoulders l-'Ic; clear sides 17c. Laki Dull; in tierce 17c, and In Ues 19c. . . Louisville Market. - By Telegraph. , liOuisville, July S. Tobacco Is fair and witit immense success, t-ales of 4"0 hhds. first premium to Pickett warehouse, Ballard Co., bright wrapper, sold at 82 75 per hundred ; second premium; sales of 14,(i50 pounds, Hart & Co.; third premium. Hart k Co , Louisville house; sales of 270 first premium shipping leaf. Warren County; sales of 2,ft' second premium, Chrtstain County, 827 . Flour Superfine, $7 00i7 5o. Wheat New prime 81 SjQI 95. Corn At 95ra9Ue. - , . Oats At 78Hue.- " ' ' Rye At 81 75. - Mims Pork At S2S 00. , Lard At W'AQYlv. Bacon Shoulders 12(313c; clear rib sides 16Jil(4c; clear side 103(ail7o. Bulk MkaiS-shoulders Lie. Weather cloudy and river falling. European Market. By Cable. Lonbon, 'July S Eve, Consols IH'eigftj for both-, Bonos United States 73 "T ; Erie 40. Frankfort, .Inly 8 Evo. U.S. Bonus 77. ; r Liverpool, July 8 Eve, Cotton Quiet and steady ; sales of 12,000 bales. . .. 1 .; 1 Breadstui'FS Corn, 3Gai, Oats, Ss Sd. STEAMBOAT AGE ITT. AND Special Agent for the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, my21-tf :vAwI3VILLK. I NO. H O IV II W. JU, COAL; THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ALWAYS on hand a superior article of Bon Harbor Coal, which will be delivered to all parts of the city on short notice, at the lowest market price. JAS. II. LETCHER, Office NolSN. Wafer St. LiuaJttdly

! MAURI CO. SPJGCIAL

SrOTT WOOD. On Tuesday evening, July th. at the residence of her grandmcl!1Je.1 ttebpeca Wocd, by the Rev. Wm. H. Mccarer, assisted by the Rev. J. P. E. ivumier, Mr. Daniel W. Htott, of Hastings, Minnesota, to Miss Olivk K. Wood, of this city. IEI. MORIU.-On Wednesday, Ihe 9th inst., Geokof. Freoerick, only child of Joliu and Mary Ann Mori is, aged 4 months. The funeral will take place from the residence of its parents, on Ninth Street, between Division and Ann Streets, to-day (Thursday.), at 3 o'clock p.m. The friends of Hie family are invited to allend without further notice. . D ANNETTE LL. On Ihe 81 h inst., Henry Ukoeok, son of John and Sophia Pa 11 net tell, ngeu 1 year, 11 months, and 21 days. The funeral services will ta"ke p'ace this (Thursday) evening, at 4 oV?ock, from the residence of the parents, corner of fugle and Market Streets. Tho friends of the family are invited to attend without further not ice. NEW AfWERTlSfiftOTS. In Bankruptcy. THIS is Tit. avi: NOTICE, that, on the .filth day of June, A.D. ISUS, a warrant in bankruptcy was issued against the estate of Isaac Wile, of Evatis"viiie, 111 the conntj- of Vanderburgh, and State of Indiana, who lias been adjudged :i bankrupt, on Jiis own. ixtitioii; th:it the payment of any debts and delivery of any property belonging to such bankrupt to him, or lor bis use. and the transfer of any properly by him, is forbidden bv law; that a meeting of the creditor of the' said bankrupt, to prove their debts and lo choose one or more assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court of I'.aukrnpley, to be holden t the odice of Charles 11. Butterfleld, ou Third Street, between l-Ocuntand Malu, In Evansville, Indiana, before Charles 11. Buttertlcld. Kepist sr. on the .'id-day-of August, A.D. 1SUS. at h) o'clock A m. ; HKX.T. J. SPOOXER, U. S. Marshal, District of Indiana, Jy 9-U2L Messenger. ST1 h TRAYEI) MARIS Awav from my the orne, near the Canal Mills, on i.id ol June. l;sj.S. a black bav mare: i vears old ; about iti hands Uleh; the left hind leg swollen. Anyone finding the name and leaving her at my house, near the Canal Mills, will bo liberally rewarded. ? HENRY METZNER, Butcher.' Evansville, Ind. Jy9dst Office of the Evansville das-Light Co.; I Evansville, Ind., July 9ih, lSta. WTOTICB-IJ Iir.UETlV GIVKV, that Xi there will lie a meeting of the stockholders of the Evansville Uas Light Company,at theComrany's office, on .Monday, the iwth day of Jnly. I86t. oetween. the hours t 2 and 4 o'clock. ! it., for the purpose of electing three Directors, and other purposes. . HERMAN J UNKER, Jj9dtd secretary. STATIOHERY. : nEALY, ISAACS A CO., MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS IN BLANK:ROOKS ' : ' ,-"-"' Oi' EVKIIY DESCRIPTION. , JJob Printers & IlooTtblmlers. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In STATIONERY, SCHOOL AND MIS CELLANEOUS BOOKS. No. O IMoi-tli TPix'Ht St., (A t R. V. lisrler A Co.'s old stand.) EVANSVILLE, IND. iiome-mado Blank Boobs always on hand, and made to order on ultort notice. MS" Music, Maga.ines, and Periodicals bound in any style. fmarlldom JOHN II. SCOTT, , , AND ' NEWSDEALEK, No. S3 MAIX STREET, cor. Second, aulOdly Evansville, Ind. IArt!IJiATI jPajier W:arelaouse. CHATFIELD & WOODS, M A N II F A CT U It E liS 1 ANU WMOLRSALE ' ; PAPER DKALERS 77 and 79 Walnat Street, ICecp const ant) v on hand a complete as- .,: ,.wtiiei,t or FLAT.fi P FOLIO, WE1HY, MKDIUM, ROYAL, AND SUl'Eii-liOYAL FLAT LETTERS, various weights; FLAT CO.MMERt:iAL AMI PACKET NOTI'-S; Hubbard's OLAZED (.'OVER PAPERS. N'os. 1 and 2: also, other brands, of all colors ; PR1 MTEKS' CARD STOCK. In sheets, colored and white; also, CUT CARDS, in mil variety of fxualities and sizes. RULED LETTER, NOTE, AND . CA J 'A I'EIIS, : Vaiions weiglils and qualities.'.' , HAmrrACTi'KCE.i or PAPEiniACIS & FLOUR SACKS, . All sixes "iiri numbers, first quality - -of paper. . , ... . Ncit Paper, Manilla Paper, Hook Paper, Wrapping Paper, Colored Ulster Pinxrr, JJ(t.ti Itiper, March Paper, Candle Paprr, Tar Hoards, (Straw Boanls. Leather of all Kinds V For Bi ndei s' use, together with TOO US and. JJINIUKItN MACMIXKRV, All of which we offer at lowest market prices. Orders by mail promptly filled. CHATFIELD A WOODS, 77 and T9 Watnnt Ktreet, mar21ltf 4'inrlnnH FISH & BARTER, t ' Wiolesalo Eooksallers & Stationers, SCHOOL HOOKS, . . BLANK BOOKS, . MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PAPER ENVELOPES, AND CSeneral stationery, IVo. 1 fntu Street, Evansville, Indiana. July91y : - . .i '.'i Samuel N. Docker. E. J. Morten ..-.-DOCKER & MORTEN, i WlilOLJSiALK . PA PER I) E A L Ell S ' No. 11 South First cirecf, n.0ii -I'Tin UvausvBle. lud. war. iseayis, XJ. 5-4. CI filial Ageut. Also, REAL ESTATE and COLU'XTlV AGENT. OHice 011 Main street, between Third and Fourth, No.frHJ (over KelUr'sQan Store), Evlisvii!eli4r. eilri

NOTICES.

A Warning to Counterfeiters, anil a Caution to Purchasers. No expenso will be spared, no legal means ot punishing fraud will be neglected, in the effort lo prevent the counterfeiting ot nOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. But scoimdrellsm, when Its cunning and activity are stimulated by the nope 01 gain, is very ingenious ana lmiust lions. The men wbote despicable busi ness il. is 10 simulate vaiaaDie proprietary medicines, and who substitute thereror dangerous or worthless preparations, are proverbially difficult to catch. Mobt of them have many aliases, and they Hit from Stale to Slate with surprising agility, in the hope of evading the clutches of the law. The proprietors of 1 1 OST ETT Ell'si STOMACH BITTERS are determined, it omissible, to hunt ttem down. Traveling scents are employed ror this purpose, and whenever an orfender Is delected he is prosecuted with tho utmost riuor of the law. No amount of vigilance, however, can prevent the occasional introduction of imitations and counterfeits. The public are therefore CAUTIONED not 1 purchnse any article purporting to be 1IOSTETTER'S STOMAcrl BITTERS which is not authenticated by the handsome Government stamp specially engraved for the proprietors, and also by their superb new label, with a beautllnl vignette representing he couflte; between St. Uforge and the Dragon at the top. and a jniuiiiiuie note of hand feigned Hosteller d Smith a! the foot. N.B. The genuine BITTERS aie sold in BOTTLES ONLY. Alt iersons who pretend to sell the article by the gallou or barrel are im posters, and the stuff they olJer is a worthless Rd probably poisonous counterfeit. HOrilERS! MOTHERS! MOTHEKS! DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE' Mrs. Winslow's Soothing: Syrnp " FOR CHILDREN TEETHiN'U. This valuable preparation lias ber a ttfit d with never failing sueces in thousands if cases. ' It not only relieves the child from pain, but Invigorates the stomach and liowels, eoi reds acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. It will also intamlv lelleveURiPiNo is tub Bowels and Win u Colic ; We believe It Is the best and svrext rettdy in the wot Id In all cases of Jyeitei ij and jOiarrhwa in Children, whether arising from leething or any ottier cause. Full directions lor using will accompany each bottle. Be fcur- and call for " MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP." having tne facsimile ol Curtis & Pkrkins" on the outside wranper. All others are base imitations. je24 dwGm , Batchelor's Hair Dye. This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the world; tho only true and perlect Dye; harmless, reliable, Instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; remedies the ill eflects of had dyes; invigorates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful, black or brown. SoJd by all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly applied at Batchlor's Wig Factory, No. Id Bond Street, New York. . . , . . Jap30 dly Oolg;n,to Sc Oo.s 1 Fragrant , Toilet Soaps ARK PREPARED BY Skilled Workmen from tlie best Materials, and are KNOWN AS TUEKTAMAItn HT UEAI.SRJ AND CUSTOM KKS. 1 Sold Everywhere. . deo IS Hoth Patches, Freckles &Tau. The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY for hose buown dlscolobations on the face Perrj't Moth and Freckle Lotion. Preared only by Dr. B. C. PERRY, 9 Bond Jtreet, New York. . Sold everywhere. nar2G dfim ' . How mnrrv" nothers fsnffer the a iron v t seeing tLclr ilol le ones snatched away arom tht rri ty t ia Whooping Cough, or 0!pthert,vX Oil .single bottle of Poland's White ficc- Lisa ionnd would have baved One butyuUlc. Ills Infallible. ORLEANS. Alexander McGregor. Wm. McQrosoi McGregor Brothers, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, tiO. S TCHOCPI TOUI.AN ST., . . - Nkw Oklkans, LA. Liberal advances made on Provision! and Western Produce consigned to our address. ap'ldiirv. Speed, Summers & Co., Cotton, and Tobacco Factori GENERAL COMMISSION MEUCHAN1I ' '. f '','"' and 1 COMMERCIAL AGENTS. Oftloo No. MPoydras street,' 7 ' 'Niw Oelban.i, La. .i.r;''' . ' t.'arleton, FouteA Co., New York. ' Speetl, Donoho A Co., Memphis, Tenn. - Car.art, Stockard A Co., MttLile, Ala. Uec.JO-'tKr-tf. K. H. Fairchild. J. w. BrivniiAif, FAIRCHILD & BINGLTAM, CommlHsion IIoi-oli a n tt 81 Magazine Street, novSO dly NEW ORLEANS Dissolution of CopaxtnersMp. mil i: FIRM OP IIOWAItn, 1'HTS. J ions a Barrett is this day dissolved by luntunl consent, Messrs. W. H. Williams and H. I). Barrett retiring from said firm The buslnessof the late Arm will be settled bv their successors, Howard PrcsLouu. . "New Orleans, May 12, ibiiS. HOWARD & TREST0N3, COMMISSION MERC1IAMTS, NEW ORLEANS, LA. ":': f Will make' cash advances upon consign. raents. . Ilun2d3ui GOODS. SCHAPKER, BUSSING & Co. Nos. 47 ana 40 Jlaln St., j EVANSVILLE, IND., :i. ,: . ' k-'V, . : ';! .- Have now on band lha most complete Mock of Spring 2nd Summer Dry Gcodi and MILLINERY lliat can be round lnthi West, and sell them at a uniform price, ai cheap as the cheapest. Also, Agents for the celebrated FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE, which we warrant lias no superior lr . . i country. Call and see them, or send for circular. SCHAFKEB, EUSSIX0 & CO. apr9 . .. F. Suss & A.CEttinser Have opened a FIRST CLASS LlTIlOGRArUIC, Ji.VOIUVIMJ, AND J0U PRINTING IIVSTITTTOX, 'And receive ordei-s on the Corner or First and Sjcainaro Sts. Af WE HAVE I.CAU.VED OKEAT experience, also, having ngaged hands being great artists in the above line, we can assure the bt execution ot kln.lty orders ou preliminary uotit , m x

BOY YOURSELF A U0UR

GREAT SAI.K OF DWKf.LIX HOI ir AXO LOTS On Saturday, July ll!h, at 2 IM:. rrwiE rxDFRNiosKn ivim.. S, llie above clay, seli at public auction, Hi, the court-house door, (lie f'rscl Sons t ljot :i, Block 1.!, in Ntocis weirs i.r.; , nient, situated 011 Ann Street, l.etwt-. u F.ftli anil Seventh street r-ppolte Carpenter's Field, with live dweiinig lifiu-.t -t theieon. This is a RARE CHANCE for workin-;-mcn 1; obt.iin u home, as 1!) terms sit; very easy, ONLV ONE-FuURTll of 1 1 pureha.se money being required In ca-h; for the balance a credit, of three years will be civeii, in six eu'l Installments. For further particulars apply to WM. U. II A.t LRluil, jj'tJId No. 51 M:tm Street, ASSigE88'3 Sdld. otim: is iirrti:nv uive.v, sl : the undersigned, ah'sinee ol t e - late of Thomas M. Elliott, bankrupt, " Hi sell it pit vat e sale, nt No. 11 M.itn street, iu the city of Evaie-viile, Ivy i o it. Notions, Counters, Shelvitii, Uas Fixture i, iiml an J rou s.iie. s:i!o jrom day 1 :- intii a!l are sold. In piiistianre of an onler of the D -Uriel Com tot the Hailed Slide-; for the i: .I'.M of 1 rdiuna. DAVID J. MACKKV. A?Vi :; "tee. JV:U)svU'.e. July in, ! -t-h. -V .:..- UesMenco and Farm lor Said. The i:.siisi:!.ci: or , late i-. llmnias i:uuete will Lewdd at pii!. sate. Said liirni contains Jioo ncie, with inii: -nveuienis. it is altout on-mi !e Iiomi lni;l.''aSi:i!i(ni,.!iiiie:.lv I R. R., and ten miles iroiii this cltv. l or i,u 1 ! -v 1 irlictil irs apply nt I r. 1.. T. Kmu'eS otUv, xo. 1 1iM.-1r.Ti, I ivitiisvule. ,iy;ti. rron SALE and roi: U if t'HK.lP Ht iI,1)lM) I.OTS. a.JL Jf invelimg House-:, ;i!nl l-flns. Ten liioiisaiid acres 01 K.umn " Land. 1 buy and .sell lU-.il Estate. AliVA il JOIINKON, ileal Estate Ag'iat, Third Street, 17rauu'tlit IiJ:'a:n. dec22tt IiOST. OST COW Strayed from mv re-,i. tlencc, on the corner f Waluitt fiui secoiid streets, on Thurs,lay night las.., a large blade cow, about ( years" eld. v. '. :t crumpled horns; lare white tea H. I IMas there is a crop olF each ear, and a -'..t or 6wallow fork iu each, she has a large bis; is a g xid milker; is kind and gentle. b u,j left ii. young calf at home. Auv cn.) ieturnlng ald cow to me wl.l l.e'Ubera'.ly rewarded. fjclTl HIRAM READ. FOR KENT-TIIi: TiVO NIOItV building, corner of Eighth and Chestnut Streets, occupied at present t.v J. piafliu as a Uroeery. i"o.s;.essjoii felve'ti Inly 1. Encpiireol F. J. UiiLKN , juue'Jt) American Carriage Shop. X"K 't K.N" I' A TVtO-.MTOUy BiilcK E. i'WKLLlNtl, centrally located. -oU. luinlig seven looms, k itcimn, and coliur. Inquire of VICTOR Llscji, Junelltf Aiiditoi V Office. Fh It KEXT-CITV HOTEL. Sail Water Street, between 'ine and lnvisiou, and in now undergo. ng extensive repairs. 'or particulars iiKjUite of , Junl IdlmJ Cil H. HARRINUTOV. FOH stot RKXT STORES The two nev? ores on Marhet Street, between Lo cust ami WiilPKt; would make a first-rut stand lor a hoarding-house mid mi) nyard, the lot beinif 7 i.y l.'o bet. 'lht-y are w ll adapted to either sti .re or c ?tiin; purposes, or both combined. If aipiied Tor f..x-u, ihey will be fitted u) i sr.lt. tie niipliconU Inquire of HAMULI Vi'JK EUV, or lit t he More or V I CK KK 1 p. R ( T1 1 E i JunScltf 7.; Ai a I ii an eft. VAITTED. WAn? ri;i- : I I D A Tl( N A an or Traveling A.nt. l.v i; young man who can give the l.e-.t i.l it v reference. Ho hn a lar..e country t qu untTinee. Address 1. ). I!m (;,'.:, I ansvil.e, Indiana. jj i"it ar.s'rs waxtdd ior the i--st ivet of Grunt anil Calf ax vet issued. I .H1'LKTE IN ONK Vol.t'.MK, by Hon. E. i. Mntif I eld, (widely known as 'v.. I). M.," of the Cincinnati Uazttte, and Veterun ulisener," ol llie New ork 'I imesi. 'i wo. editions, Ktulixh and German: flegnidiy lllusl rated, witii Amblematie Tlt.'e Aee Portraits and numeral s Mapg; full iiccounts of Lives, with Republican Platfortii and Loiters of Acceptance. Price lain to suit I ho times; large profit to Agents. For Territory tl'txt of Indiana, anply to ou r Weslein Oilice, U. U. liuml.. (, siiieruiteiident, P. . Drawer In. Rlonmlnelou, Illinois. Ka.Ki ot Illinois, ap.pl y lull, v". Carroll A Co., Publishers, Cincinnati, O. jy 1 HsH taw II y SOAItDIIJGr. RAILROAD HOUSE, lener;:lly known as the OLD BULL'S HEAD.. This pleasant situation is now op n for the acromuioihilh u of ln:ir ! r-, under the direction of M.i. and MR-. R. O. YONGE The Mr.et ems will i found isonvenietit, ruunlng to and from the prr-ai iscs every ten miiiiites. One or two sin ill families can he accommodated. P.S. L.'iro and good accommodation tor (dock. inajilliu BOARD I IU' (Veil ?VO. Mrs. D. Ciirtor lias r?iiouse on ill vision St reel, hetweeu Second ami 'I'h I'd, ami is ivud v l o receive us touoy day bourdcrs as will Klve lier a call. Sad K1.-.0 hut five or six good rrai to ift. luayl T.tll MRS. D. CARTER. BOA Kt Il V4J BY THE DAI uli W'l.EK.at -MRS. E. M. BURNS'S, No. 12 i coond Hi., liet. Main and Locals Etteels, " EvansvlUo, IinL A few more lodgers ani quite a mnulo' of day hoarders can ntl'.l be accommodated. AIRS. ii. M. BURNS. maiCtf e?7 Firm ana RON CITY "geocery. TVIJ( PtJKCIIABEI TUT. wVi above Honse, on Bocust street, bet ta i'lrst and titconi. I am now reoe! v:f, and mail keep ciim(jnUy oa hand, a 9li sur ply of FRESH sully Groceries ani Tzz7hi::.it archa fid at low fl gtires, and iCerd at a ait.il .dvauoe. Every ru-ie varraclei esn R id gt.noliie. A llt.erwl pmroiiiiiitdted. jAMUb.LLL,jKJ novll dim WILIJAM II. WOODS, HOUSE AKD STEAMC0AT rAIME. Shop cor. Fourth and Mulberry Street. Orders left at CA LOWELL'S OROCEP.Y, on First Street, will meet wilh prompt, attention. (Juulctt It JZ ZtL G V JLd. S. II. S. COOK B-AS BEJIOVFD TO HIM OI.II STAND, No. IKi MAIN fVfUKE'J', between sixth and seventh Streets, wIlth he will be pleased to see all his oM friends. A lull s.iiply of Staple Croeeries, Feed, and Provisions constant 1 y ou haud. Ca-.i cnstomeis will and my prices tis low a.-: any nou :eiu tho c:iy. jyZ 8. TI. 3. COOII. G. W. WAR REM. DEALER IN JL'isaiios, li-i-CiO. 'Oil? and S1IELT MUSIC & KIWICAL G00D3 of every ilescript ion. PIANOS AM) OliOAyS jiEXTED, and the rent applied to purchase, il (icoired. old pi a yon TAKEN IX xxcHAyc-a for I 3' One.-.. The.P.KUT VOr.lX& CVITAR ,S"T. LVf.'V a 1 wtij's ou h,i ud. I NSTIMJ M ENTS !' ALL KlNIW l ANU KlU'Afltl.l'. Liberal Discount to ict-i--5 w'll bo nl-,-eiit by mail. lowed. Sheet M" Ad.lro-..-i.l MA IX SIR I. IT, i r -viij.!.-, I e27il.'i