Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 September 1868 — Page 3

DltUOaiSTS.

1 REiX 5k.HUKR.HAN1. ; W. B. BtJRFOHU. SCmiEKMANN & BUBFOSD, Apotliecaries, - OPERA DRUG STORE, (CHANDLER'S BLOCK,) No. 18 South First Street, EVAKHTILLE, ISO. Dealers In Pure TOrugs, Medicines, and Chemicals; Wines, Braadief,&c .for medicinal purposes. Will keep constantly on band a large assortment of Perfumeries, Toilet Soaps, Hair, Nail, Troth, and Clothes Brunbes. me- Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hour. au22 d3ua H. J. SCHLAEPFER. 4 f " DEALER IK PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, AID CHEMICALS, Vine nutl IJrandloH, Where yon oun find the largest stock of Toilet Article In the Went. Physicians' prescriptions filled at all hoars day or night, by none but experienced Prescription Druggists. may26dtim LE1CII & LEMCKE, Formerly ' Lelch, Crlstedt A Co., Wholesale JDrug gists No. 78 MAIN STREET, auo d.twSm K V ANSVJ LT-iE, IND. LJUD & AftM, yiaolcsale riiggistA ANB ! MANUFACTURES CIIEHISli No. 16 North First Street AOENTS FOR , GEORGE H. REED'S DOMESTifc LIQUID DYES. i UEXEIIAL AGENTS FOR DR. ARMISTEAD'S TONIC SYRU. UNIVERSAL OINT24ENT, and r: FILE OINTMENT. : - 3 All orders promptly filled. pr JOlN l,ArAI Wholesale and Iietail Druggy Dealer In , Medicines, Puinls, Oils, ' Brushes, etc., ' 31 A IN ST., bet. Second and Third, , , Evansville, led. " Particular attention lveu to CTTTTIN(s WINDOW ULAWS to any rirR iun21 dtt -: HARDWAHE.r"7 C2I.lItI.IlS IXABCOCIt Co., rPOKTER AKB UIALZK IS Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Damasks Hariifins, Enameled Patent Leather Pad Htins, Skirtings, Aa, de.. . No. la IVIalu Street. .... ,--.; Evansville, July 2, 1868 . jelO BCETTICIIER, KELLOGG & Co. (Hnccessors to Wells, Kellogg & Co.) IM PORTERS AND JOBBERS OF HAliDWARE 13 JJijrmt, Street, SIGN OF THE BIGr IXlD31,OCK: axes, axes, axkm, axiis,' -';- AXJLM, AXliS, , . 5 , I TABLE CUTLERY. TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY,' POCKET CUTLKKY,: POCKET CUTLERY, Trace Chains, Truce Oliuiiit?, Traoe OIaiiIum, I'laulers'.Hocs Planters'.IIoes, . . Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, ; , Mechanics' Tools, BUILBERS' HARDWAliK, Bl'ILUKKS 1IAKUWAKK, JSI.IIilJiS.K37 UAbUHAKf., . f . cTrar aj i wooitahiw. SfCST RURBEIl BFJLTINO, . . ; ISSST JiVJiJiKH XKLTiy, t "W vU a- 4 Mill and Cross-Cat Saws, Mill and Cross-Cnt Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws. ' CASH hnyers will finiflt to their advantage to examine onr stock before purchas ing elsewhere. . At the Old Stand, 13 First SI BtmiCHEB, KELLOGG & CO. isli SAMUEL OUR. JAMES DAVIDSON. J. J OBB SAMUEL ORR & CO., , DKAXKBS IN IE OH, STEEL, TIN-PLATE, WIRE, .-...ZINCV " Horse and Mule Shoes, Tinners'-and Blacksmitlis'Toojsl, WAGOX AXD BIGGY WOODWORK WROrOIIT SCRAP IKON BOrClIT At the highest market rates. Water Street. Junlldtf 'A 1 ": EVANS Vitkl IND.

CA11IIS COLUMN.

Having just returned from ,K.mo York with a " ' . SPXiENBIB STOCK OF GOODS IS THfi 5:3!AIXOKING AND CLOTHING V - :"' '.. ..... t-i LINE, I. now offer the same to the public at the rt - 2 -LOWEST Z ' r ; ",,!.' "aCASH PRICES," .m - As lam determined to sell the Clteapcst Goods to be found in Evansville. p My stock consists in part of the fol lowing goods:. REABT-HIADE CLOTHING. BOYS' CLOTHING, JTJL KINDS. PIECE GOOBS OF THE Xatest Styles, Which I propose to make up to order VERY CHEAP! ASD IN TUB BEST STYLE! A 11 Goods made by me tcarrmted to prrrrxr. - " Aha, a very Jine dssottment of GENTS' GOODS, 5tfc7t rs SHIRTS, DRAWERS, 7 T , AT CiT UNDER WE A R GL 0 YES, S USPENDERS in factftoo numerous to mention. : , Gieejnc acallut my old stand,1 1 : V? ' 'I':; . rSo. 8 SOUTH FISST STREET J. HrCARilN artl t IN" o -';3Et o 11 s o WJS HAVE JCNT OPEXED TIIK largest, itnest, and best atasorted BtOCiE Of 1 WilkTE GOODS ever brought to ETausvllle. The ladles of this city have long felt the need of a llrtt-ciass While Goods House, ana ir, nreu-r o uonlv the demand we are just, opening a beautiful stock of EHSK0iBESIES,'"u'" LACES, ; : ... - haXBHLEKCIIIEFS, men's, women's. and children's : (HOEIERY,: , - .. AND , , .... - , Our prices v?ill be a low a the same clam ot noods eaa be bouunt in New YorK. "r. .KKKH11 OOOD S, NKW eil M OBEAT BARGAINS, :? E; A. COOKE & CO.'S, : . ;.-uNo. 10 FIRST STREET, ; ; Nearly .opposite the New Opera House. aulS d3rn

JHEALI, ISAACS & CO., .MANCFACTCRERS AND JOBBERS IN ' BLANK BOOKS OF EVERY DBSCBtFTIOIt. Job Printers Sc Hoolibin tiers.. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in STATIONERY, SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. No. O JNortl JTirst St.. (At R. F. Barter A- Co.'s old stand.) ' EVANS VI LXiE, IND. Home-made Blank Books always on hand, and made to order on short notice. mm- Music, Magazines, and Periodicals bound in any style. - ; fmarUdumJOHN' II. 8C0TT, J Uookseller, Stationer JfEWSDEALEB, ' Xo. S3 MUX STREET, ear. Second, anlidly . , . , Evasstille. Jkd.

- CINCINNATI ' Iaper Warehouse, CHATF1ELD & WOODS, MASBFACTCBEB8 ASD WBOIBSALK ,17 ana 79 Walnut Street, Keep constancy on hand a complete aa FLAT-CAP, FOLIO, BEMT, MEDIUM, KHIAL, AJIl nlr KK-ltUI All ; FLAT r.ETTKRS. various weights: FLAT COMMERCIAL AND PACKET NOTEH; Hnbbard's GLAZED COVKK PAflSKS. Nos. X and 2; also, other brands, of all colors; PRINTERS' C A R t STUCK, m sheets, colored and white; also, CUT CARDS, in lait variety of qualities and sizes, ' ... wi, , RULED LETTER, NOTE, AND CAP PAPERS, Various weights and qualities. MANUFACTURERS 0 PAPER BAGS & FLOUR SACKS, All sizes and numbers, first quality . ; of paper. , Newt Paper. Manilla Pnper, Book Paper, Wrajrping raper, vo orea rxuuer t-uner, . Ham 1-a.pfr, AtarcA J'aper, Candle Paper, Tar Hoards, btraw Hoard. lieulhers of all Kinds For Binders' nse, together-with TOOLS and liiSIDlKV HACUIXEBT, All of which, we offer At lowest market prices. , , i . . , ' ' - Orders by mall prom plly filled. . CHATFIELD & WOODS. 77 and 7t Walnut Street, marZl dtf 4'-iueJnusti Wtcleaale Eookssllers & Stationers, SCHOOL BOOKS, ' BLANK BOOKS, ' v MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PAPER ENVELOPES, General Btnticjnery, No. lO Maln Street, EvausiHlc, Indiana. Jnly91y . Turnip Seed. Tt'ST RECIvlVi:!), R lAN.j mm arein K r-011 1, ttoma pan jumip betKi. for sale at au!3 VIL'KBUY BKOSHMaiabI. Srn-f VFF,I'1I A M S, DKIED Keel, and Breakfast B tcon In s ore and fur sale by - - an. 3 - A'lC'bJi.KY iiKtiH.. 73 wainwu CRAOKEKN.-Hoda Cractcors, Cream Tackers, Aerated Cracliers. anglish Cracknel Biscuit, O nger Huajis, 4c, 4C, lor Bale at aul3 VICKERY BROS., 73 Main St. EX KA FAMILY 1'LOl'R. from New Wheat, in sto e nnt lor sale by ao.13 V1CKKRY BROS., 71 Main St. P OTATFS. -FinelarsfO Irish Potatoes in (.tore and tor Hale by 1 anl.l VlU.vBKY Btti.H.,73 Main Rt, SIOXS.-50 bushels new Onions Just received wnd tor sale by ul3 VICKKKY BKUS.. 73 Main St. X0,riEY K THE CO 51 B For sale ul3 VICKFRY BROS., 7i Main St. SPEEB'S FORT G Hi A - ' WINE.,' Used by Hundreds of Congregations or ohurcli or Communion Purposes.- - - - Also,Exclleat for lafiles and Weakly persons. . ! ! ti Yineyards, New Jersey. SPEED'S 'PORT CiltAPS WISE, Fonr Years Old. This iustly celebrated Native W inb 1 mad., fi-oni ike. juice oi the Oporto Grape. raised in mu country.- J-is invamaoio tonic aud streugUieuiu properties are uusurpass-ed by auy olher name Wine. Being the pure juice of the grape, pro duced under air. ftpeers own ptrsouaj supervision its purity and genuineness are guarsm teed, the youngest child may partake of itt generous qualities, and the weakest invalid may use it to advantage. It is particuliirly beneficial to the aged and debilitatedv and (suitable to the various ailments that afflict the weaker sex. It is iu every respect . . tA WXJS'JS TO. VE RELIED OUT. Invalids use Speer's Port Grape Wine. Females use Speer' Port Grape Wiue. Weakly persons find benefit by its use. Speer's Winm in hospitals are preferred to other wmes. ter- Sold bv druggists A. Speer's Vineyard, New Jersey. Office 243 Broadway, New York. " de4'67 dly ARCHITECTS. ALLEN & CLARKE, Arcliltects & Superlntendesls Office Crescent City Building, secono door: entrance No. :t Main citreet. Plans and specifications furnished on .unnhi teruu. It2d6m H. 'MORSDtfNA, ffice-No. CHANDLER'S BUILDING Corner First and Locust Street . . Evansville, Ind. : msr Plans and specifications lor ail kinds of build intra iurmshed at short nouce, and on reasonable terns s. Jmctilo (Urn

COMMISSION CARD?.

FEES.'R.nraiOH.! i ALEX.W1I.SOS, F. R. HUSTOX & CO., NO. 5 N. WATER STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, Forwarding AND C Oram, i s s i on MERCHANTS, AND OEIVEXIAJL, AGENTS WHITE LINE Central Transit Company. ' All freights for New York and New England towns through without transfer, p- .f -ang6 ; ' WFtSws Brotrsrs. Paris I.aHdina, Tenn. A. W. HiDKBonroJf, Evanaviae, Ind. v ' WELDON BROS. & C0n ' Cotton and Tobacco Factors, PRODUCE AKI COMISSIOW UEUCUAXl-S. . ; Office Cob. VINE A WATKIt STREETS. EvAssviLi-E, Ind. W Special attention given to pnrchaaingsnp plies. niayild3m R. K. DUNXXKSON. Ueix Pkndi.eton. E. K. DUNKERSON & CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND TVIiarf-Boat Proprietors. 1,1 be ml CRsb Advance Made on Consfgrnmenta. Janl f0 Lxwis RurrsEB, J a., John Gilbbbi Evansville, Ind. Oolconda, L. RCFFNER, JR., & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Provision and Produce Dealers, AND AGENTS KANAWHA SALT CO., JO. X SAIir ST., ETANSVILIE, UD. Orders and Conslsnments solicited. 1 my30 tf THOS. C. SMITH & CO., PRODUCE AKD COMMISSION MERCHANTS Dealers In . Flour, Hay, Corn, Oats, Grass Si and PRODWK GNKALh. 10. a SOUTH WAIEK Sl'AiJCi:X, EVANSVXLUt, 1N. A cent "for the celebrated HAZARD POWDER COMPANY. ah ororrx uroui nuy ftliert. jan22d DR. J. W. POLAND'S WHITE PINE COMPOUND. The Great New England Rt medy. IR. J. AV. POIASD'S White Pine Compound Is now oflered to the afflicted throughout the country, after having been proved by the leel of thirteen year in the New England Stales, where its merits have become as well known a the tree from which, in part, it derives its virtues. . The ATliltc Pine Compound ' ... . ' '' .CURES ' Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dfpththenai Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections generally. It is a remarkable remedy for Kidney Com- , plaints. Diabetes, Difficulty of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and ; other Complaints. From the Boston. Journal.) Boston, January 20, 1866. Poland's White Pink Compound. After having given it a thorough trial, we can confidently recommend Poland' Whu Pine Compound as a very vajuable article for the cure of Coughs, .Colds, and Pulmonic Complaints generally. In ceveral cases, we have known it to give prompt relief when all otuer remedies which had been tried had failed. It is au article which, in a climate so promotive ot sudden and severe colds as is that of New Kngland, ought t be in every family; and we are ure that those who once obtain it, and give 11 a iair trial, will not thereafter be wdllng to be wiluout it. , A VALTJABLK MKDICISE.r-.Cr. Poland' White Piiie Compound, advertised in our columns, is a success ul attempt to coinbits and apply. the inediciaal virtues ol the White Pine bark. It has been thoroughly tested by people in this city and vicinity, and the proprietor has testimonials to its value irom persons well kuown to our citizens. We recommend its trial in all those cases of disease to which it is adapted. It is for bale by all our druggists. f. Y, Independent. every part, of the United States and Britlsu rtovincesi Prepared at lhe NEW EX6IAXD BOTAJSIC DEPOT, Boston, Mass. C. DAMON & CO., Proprietors. ... : CLOUD & AKIN, WJtolesale Agents. . For sale at retail by all druggists. mch7'68 dtf : . . WM. 0. TURNOCS & CO, BRASS FOUNDERS, Gas and SteamlPIpe Fitters., Corner Pine and First Streets Cash paid for old Copper and Brass. - Dealers in all kinds of Brass Cocta Whistles, and Steam Gauges. FarticuUu attention paid to repairing and adjusting Steam Gauges r (uneS tf O. IR. JRXJD33, STEAMBOAT AGENT. . . , . A AND Special Agent for tbe " Baltimore A Ohio Railroad, xny21-tf KVANSVILI-K, Ind.

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y. BJiNKSStTTH, 1 W. B, ABCHEI1, J jf. trxrsrpHBVf ;ya.usvme, lni. Memphis, Tenn. BANKSMITil, HU31PHREY & CO,, Commission ." AND ' ,- Forwardio Merchant f HOWAIID ROW, MEMPHIS, IMI, fep2I-d3m A. S. HAYHUK8T. J. J. WHlTTAJt " Ilajhnrst & TYlif Ua&er, PRODUCE, COMMISSION JLtTD MOM WARD jy O MERCHANTS, No. 6 Bouth Water St. Dealers in Flour, Ifneon, HaytOaUi,Ccn and Country Produea. - L. M. BAIBD.O. H. BTAT ; BAIRD & START, (Successors to W. M. Ailcman & Co.,J GENEIIAI, ABESTS. PKODCfC Forwarding and Commission M chants, Evansville, ,'ndlana. Refer to 1 Q, Wheeler, Pres't. First National EH a,nd Ram'l Orr, Vice President Evansvil). National Bank. . Agents for Ohio River Salt Co. noil -t WE WIIFLO BEMINII OUR friends and former patrons ttat we are on FIRST fiTR KT, one door below Vine, next to L. Plerson's Tin Shop, still In the trade of LIQUORS, FLOUR, COMM188IOJS8, ic, and should be pleased to see them. II. D. ALUS & CO. II. D. A 1. 1. IS fe Col, FORWARDING AND COMMISSI? MERCHANTS, RECTIFIERS, and Wholesale Dealer LIQUORS, FLOUR, &a, i W A T E R S T R E E T ," One door below Vine, next to L. Plerson's Tin Shop, Evansvillk, lm, Janl dtt P. 8. DTTROfcrrKT, late of Evansville, Ind John Gilbebt, Golconda, III. P. S. DUSOUCHET & CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 33 PoySras Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. Orders and consign men ts solicited. References W. J. Lowry & Co., Ko?f Carr A Co., Henry Ayres, Fq., J. O. lJ souchet A Co., Evansvilie; J. W. McCoy 4 Son, Tneo. Steier A Son. Golconda; A. C McCoilister, John M. Barter, Wm. II. I.,7 kins, John R. Everton, Mt. Vernon ;H6ur; HUi A Co.,C. It. Davis A Co., Warsaw; W S. Van meter A Bro.. Bowling-Gr.en, Ky. . A. J. Harris, Unlontown, Ky. novii d3un , PfflLIP BECXE2, IhlTd Street, bft. Ryca0ia wl Vis' Manufacturer ot Compcand Lubrlcatins 0S!s for all kinds of Machinery; . LARD OIL, SOAPS, and CANDLES PURE CATAWBA WINE ot my owe erowtu. 1-nch2dty PETER CASEY & 00, , Commission Merchants Fortho saleof HAY, CORN. OA.TS. BRAN. FuOUB, MEAL, BACON, LARD, an i Western XJroduce generally, - Xv. US LEVEE STKEKT, api8dtf , Vicksbubo. Miss. C. W. EEENEY & C0n Commercial ISrolcox-s, PRODUCS and COMMISSION MEBCUAXTcl, No. 4 Slt'AKOUK STKEET, marll d3m Evansvilli. DUKE NICIIELSON, COMMERCIAL BROKER, RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT AGENT, No. 5 North Water St ap?0dtf EVANSVILLE. INIV Jos.'W. Black, late of Mavsvtlle, Ky.' B. M. BiACK, late ol Black, Camron A Co. ISI,A('K, IS HO. CO., COTTON FACTORSI, f ' - AND ''."'.. CommiMNion HXeroIiants For the Sale of - ; GRAIN, FLOUR -BEEF, PORK, And Western Produce generally, i 238 FBOXT STREET, aul8Uat,l'G9 m MEMPHIS, TENN. CARDS. IOHN M. CRKTW. " CHATTNCKT 8. OONOJUt CREBS & CONGER, ; Att3rnfyK.Ht.Liiw, Carnif, Illinois Will practice law in all the Courts of Edwards. White, Wayne, Hamilton. Saline, and GailatiU Counties, in the State ot Illinois, and in the Supreme Court. Refer to G. Ivlasiliee, James K. Minor, Ktockwell A Co., Colonel T. W. Btone, with I. A D. Hoimau. Gen. W. Harrov, Mt. Vernon, niay21L3m W. P. MARGRAVE, ' ATTORNEY at LAW. Office on Third Street, In Washington House Block. Will practice In -the various Courts of the Circuit. Prompt attention to olHce business dec4 diici B. L. D. GDPFY, : ATTORNEY AT LAW, MORGANTOWN, KY., Will practice in the counties of Butler, Warreu, MuUlentmrg, Ohio, and McLeiin. Prompt attention given to tbe collection of claims. References Wheeler & Riggs, Holllm!""' worth & Bro., Chas. Babcock st Co. apii 1 ar. B. BLAC&, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR at LAW . MAitiosr, Crittenden County. Kentucky. apl7 wtf CARRIAGES. J. B. Gbeks. GaitBN. y. 15. GEEEN CO., CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, Transfer Ornament ot Cincinnati prleea. Main Street, bet. Fifth and Sixth, lanlfi-6ra EVAN3VTl.i.it. Ind. CINCINNATI ADVTs! Barton & pool, : t Commission Merchants,' So. 49 WEST FRONT ST., ' ' " ClNCINNAItl. 8. M. Barton. . - , t . M. M. rooL. 1 meh25 dlj

Regular EvansTlIIo and Henderson Daily Packet.'. The fleet hnd spiendta sHUwhrei Hteainer

Mollio IVoTrtoii, CHARLEY PEttKINSMaster; Ed. Tkkrt, Clerk Will ply as a resmlar packet between MvOiibVllleAnd Henderson, offering nnequallne close connection with the E. A C. R.R. FARE Through and way passenger only 5 cents. , Jaul7 dtf . , ' J Come to Stny, ... Henderson & Evansville Daily Packet Tbe new, fast, and elegant side-wheel riiKieager n learner Sallie V.r M09B3 Wallen, Master; J Robkkt Brashear, Clerk, Leaves Henderson every morning at 7i o'clock, promptly. . Leaves Evansville every afternoon at 4 o'clock, promptly. , Fare Through and way passengers 50c. Freight received at all Lours at E. W. Pat rick's wharf boat, free of charge. , aug20dlm , K. W. PATRICK, Agent. Regular Tuesday and Friday Packet for Paducah and Cairo. - The finety appointed steamer ' CUMBERLAND, Bkn. Howard, Master; . - Mariow Wbight", Clerk, Will ply as the regular Tuesday and Friday packet for Cairo and all way landings. Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 4 p.m. Q fav.?f.c?Jro eyery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 5 p.m. Through bills of lading given for freight" over the Mobile A Ohio Railroad. For freight or na-ssaee annlv on hna.rd. or to W. O BROWN A CO.. orDUKE NICHELSON, Jyl5 dtl Agents. Regular Green River Packet The fine Passenger Steamer JAMES GRAY, Job McRhtnolds, Maste!-, Wilt nlv nfl n. reonlar amLTtr...!. D. between Evansville and Woodbury, and ft.ll WAV landinra. tiarrvlna f.lohi n wi passengers at lowest rates. f mai lt dtt Regular Evansville and Tennessee . River Packet. For Paducah, JobnsonTllle, and Eastport. The new Light-Draught Steamer ALLEN DUNCAN, Master; vai worenson, Clerfe, Tfl.VASl R.van.vttlA . I.". f ....... .. .. . i i i - ... - fw.pvit a ljii nii Tennessee River wav lnndingus a regular v ccnij pucitn, ratry r nuay at lour p m., takint; freight and passengers at lowest i ici, irnra, miiu k i v i especial atteniiou to t he flliin of orders. For freight or passage apply on board. feb7tf , . ...... Dexter's Independent low-pressure Packet QTJI CK 8 T EP. H. T. DEXTER, Masteh, Leaves Evansville for Cairo every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 4 p.m positively, connecting at Cairo with St. Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans packets. DUKE NICIIELSON, Agent.. Janl tf ..... ForPaducan and Cairo. Regular Wednesday and . Saturday ;.:. Packet. ' The magnificent low-water steamer - BAPIBAN Mo. 3, Lbk Howell, Master: ' Lek Howkt.l, I.,,,, Will P. FowfcKR Leaves Evansville every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 4 p.m. - Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and SUNDAY atS p.m., innkinK close connections at Cairo with first-class packets for Bt. Iuls, Memphis, and New Orleans. Connects at Kvansvllle with the E.AC, R.R., and tbeTarascon for LoulsvlUe. For freight or pnsxacre apply on board, or to F. M. HUMPHREY A CO., or LUKE NICHELHON, ; au5 tf Aeenls. DRY GOOBS. SCIIAPKER, BUSSING & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In DRY GOODS, nLLLINERY. . ' and " ' -- . " . FANCY GOODS, . 17 and 49 Main Street, Evansville, Ind., ... - . . . -1 ca o imm to Have a complete stock of SUMMER GOODH, which they will clone out cheap to make room for FALL STOCK. CO A complete stock of CAMPAIGN FLAIM and TKEADIKKN always on hand, or made to order atkhort notice. Also, Agents for the celebrated FLORENCE SEWING MACHIXES, Which we warrant have no superior In this country for family nse. Satisfaction i r nni .1 tAiul am ,Ka n r IT rfatll 1 1 ed. come and see them, or send for circulars. . 8CHAFKER, BUSSINO A CO. . JylO dtf . STOVE WORKS. Excelsior Stove Works. BL.EMHJEI5, TlLMAH Co. (Successors to H. E. Blemker), - MAKUFACTCBEKS of the fine and heavy.! EXCELSIOR STOVE,' ' the most durable now made, and th tamous - CHARTER STOVE, l. nd the good and cheap i ;.. ; ; Armada, StonewaD, Kentucky, 1 ! TENNESSEE, and PALMETTO 3TOVE3, and a great " variety of HE A TINO STOVES, all of tbe latest and most approved patterns. d Also, Light and Smooth Country HollowWare, Skillets and Lids, Ovens and Lids, Dog-Irons, Dinner Pots, Tea-Kettles; and particular attention paid to the manufacture of House-Work . , . ;r .- CASME0N rEOXTS, GRATES, 'Ac, Ac Tinware; , . " and Dealers In Tinners' Stock. ; If desired. Cooking Stoves warranted fox twelve months. Orders solicited befora purchasing elseFoundeiTt corner Sixth Street and Canal. Ktore and Sample Room at No. 14 Second Street, H. K. Blemker ' old stand. BLKMKKK, TILLMAN A CO. may29

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' STEAMBOAT" PRINTINU, No printing estabUshment In the West has better facilities or greater ability for doing fine Steamboat Printing. Ouraasoru -oentoi joo lype, inonijii. very large ana ooiupiete, is constantly Dei 112 added to, ana our job department is tinder the personal supervision of one of the best Job printers tn the United States. We iare prepared to H'.'UV f'O'iters, plain or lancy, Bill Ifpada ' . !J.fjdinJ. Cards, Deck and Meal. lick s. tr Canlo 1 lAnlr . f la. IHi.lr. V "''is ot Fare. Mates' Tickets for. Ijibor. C. Orders lert with nirtior r,r the k!ici.' k ul,JrTI n ki vtjlu miner in me wuart-boats will be promptly attended to. wl"r mid Water.. The weatheryesterday forenoon was cloudy and pleasant, with a delightful ruin from 8 to 9 a. m.,' with indications of more. The riv0. tn be swelhng a little yesterday forenoon. The rain of Saturday evening seema to hare been very general, and passengers by yesterday morning's train report; Heavy rain to the north and east all through Sunday night. A slight rise will gieatly navigation. " . improve Arrivals and Departnr. The arrivals and departures up to three o clock yesterday include the Morning Star, Henderson to LouL ville; Mollie Norton" and Sallio Y., Henderson to return; Cumberland from Cairo; America, Cincinnati to Memphis. ; ' BoU Dae. . Among the first boats due here are the Rapidan No. 2, from Cairo ; the R. C.' Gray and. the Niehtinaale. for St. Louis; Palestine, from Louis ville; the Argonaut No. 2, from New Orleans; Linton, from Eastport. 1 JIIIeelInneoiis. There was but little business done on the landing, yesterday morning, with but few arrivals and departures. .........The Henderson packets, were pretty light...... ...The Morning Star got considerable freight and a good passenger list.. .The Cumberland did not arrive until near noon. She had a slim trip It was the Mag gie Hays that passed down on Sunday night without landicg. She rubbed quite hard in crossing the bar in front of this city About noon a dense black cloud arose iu the north we -t that looked terribly threatening, and the wind grew fierce and quite autum nal. About one o clock, after considerable wind, a dashing rain fell, last ing nearly an hour ...From a passenger by the .Cumberland wo learn that the FaoDy Brandeis was aground several hours' on Sbawnectown Ear. on Sunday..... ...The America arrived about two o'clock with a barge and all the freight she could cany ou the water. She discharged some freight here, but added none to t-icmil'y. .-, ; llunlfi Ixeavlujj To-Iay, - r For Cairo- The gay and gallant Cumberland, Captain Ben. Howard, is the regular packet for Cairo and all way., landings, at 4 . o'clock to-day. She, has aduairabio passenger appoint ments. Marion Wright and Bruce Hunter are her magnificent clerk?. : For LoursviLLE. The fine1 pas. senger steamer l'alcstme, with , the veteran Captain, A. T. iJilrnorc,' in command, will leaVc for 'Louisville and ail way landings this evening. Id her office will be Found that pleasant and attentive young gentleman, Phil. B. Branham, to attend courteously to all your wants. - For Canselton. The gay OUie Sullivan leaves for Cannclton and all way points. Capt. J. T. Hugo is her commander, and Will. Stembridgj and Tom. E. Hugo are her obliging clerks. : ' For Henderson. The beautiful and fleet side-wheel steamer Mollie Norton leaves as usual, promptly at 4 o'clock this evening, for Henderson, having most elegant cabin accommodations and . great speed. Captain Charley Perkins and tbe Terry brothers, her chief officers, are accomplished and accommodating gentlemen. ; . The. new and splendid side-wheel steamer Sallie V. will leave for Henderson promptly, at 4 P. M. to-day. She is a beautiful little boa', with nice cabin ' appointments. Oiptain Moses Wallen commands, and Robert Brashear is her clerk. ioth "" . clever and -pleasant gentlemen. j ' CHennlnfr Irom onr EeliiurCincinnati. The Gazette of Satur-! day says: ' ""; At Pittsburg, on Thursday, the Ida Reea No. 2 was sold at private sale for $4,300. . - - - . . True bills have been found against William II. Wilson clerk of the Bteamer Ehth Bennett, and Wm. H. Friar for robbm? the UDited States mail.' They will be tried at Pittsburg, j - ' . - The petition lor au appropriation by (he City Council to assist in defraying the expenses of the proposed Consrressional excursion, was pre sented to that body yesterday-, and re ferred to the I? inance uommittee, in connection with a special committee of three, who will report on the sub ject next Friday. , , , The Commercial says : S. M. Turner, of- the Tremont House, Chicago, one of the best con. cucted ' hotels in the Union, was among the St. James' passengers, yesterday, ' for Maysville. He.-visits FlemiDgsburg, Ky., the home of his Capt ' David White, "old ntcrprifee,"'is at the Burnet. ..He w now n.anagin? the Northwestern j elearaph Company, in addition to-bis marine interests- He says he gained somo forty pounds avordupois while select? ing timber aloog the shores of Green Bay for telegraph poles. "" A few days since several gentlemen, while discussing steamboat matters, wagered some $200, s one party claiming that tho great Louisville and New Orleans packet Eclipse, Captain 'Sturgeon, carried fifty-five men. - The matter was referred to us, when we- addressed Cap'ain ErvFtn, Louisville, on the subject, receiving the following answer'; . "Louisville, August 27, u-63. "Yours of the 24th lnj The steamer Eclipse carried three watches of firemen, or mu - .A " a kv assisted in loading ng waVcu:::;. the boat. The ast auu iiuiu.'o Qtnrtronn rnn her. r.hev onl?carried two .watches of twelve roeueacb, exclusively to fire. This information 1 get from Captain Sturgeon and Mr. O. L. Smith, his clerk. I have seen a letter to Capt. Sturgeon

On th 9HTt,6 &rrf- TV.- .,, hnth s--.--i'?-- thu will nti3-er coin. oars, respectfully, . T. 31. Erwin." L oris ville.-The CW.V, of Saturday says :

Boh Lodg-i, Esq., tlJe henvv clerk f the low pressure Richmond U b, of the spoct the cotton r-r n Captain Thomas B. Rhodes, on thP part of the ortl ern Lioe Packet Company, has confrnctcd, at WhVd. ivg, for the hull of a n?w packet The maHnnery, cabin, etc., will be put ou at Pittsburg. The fame company will in a short tme, cottract for two more boats, one of which is intended t.i h fiarand faster thai any steamfr that ever went to St. Paal. Parkersbue q The Tims, of Thursday, says: As a train wis descending- the inclined plain to its j laef on tho railroad bargs, which plies by steam between Parkersburir and the termtnm of the M.& C. Railroad, the timbers which contain tbe track broke short off, and let the locomotive and part of the train into the latUe Kanawha river. Saint Louis. The Democrat of Saturday snj's : River nearly stationery. Heavy rain storm last evening. It was much wanted. Six fet water to Cairo; navigation conseqi entiy restricted, lhe pilots report throe feet water to iveokuk, Ilavoo is -ipg played with the steamers Ja,p:r, due cary yea. lerday, arrived kte. She was atrround bve hours at mouth of the Illinois, leaving still hard ai;round there tho Bertram, which probably got in late Iast n.a;ht. A boat drawing four leet six mobes arnvei from the :lis.-ouri. She is an extracrdit ary beat, and wan in lhe hands of an extraordinary pilot, no doubt; otherwise she would nave had considerable trouble in Howard Bend. It is the Kianey we r ler to. The Cora came through drawing four feet three inches. Businesg on the landing is in lair condition, a "good degree" of activity beiog visible, especially when the ruin began to pour in torrents. An exchange says: "There is a jood deal of doubt about tho Do Haven steamboat project being carried out." It has beeu so with pearly all new projects; indeed the greater tho project, the greater the doubt. lie Haven is one of the most hke!v men in the steimboat world to carry out this project to a successful termina tion, lie is silted with a clear loresight, and remarkable talent iu mechanical matters, an 1 hisperseverenco and confidence are boundless. There would be ffood reason for astonish ment if such a mau should fail in the rather moderate enterprise of build ing a larze M'ssissir pi passenger and freight steamer. Memphis. The 'Avalanche, of Thursday, says: Tho weather continues warm. Tho river hero is declining steadily, with nine aud a lull' fed ou lhe bars between here and Cairo. White Ilivcr continues at a good stage. Tho Ark ansas is taiiiDcr. with threo leet m tho channel from i'iuo 1-luii' to the mouth. There was very little busiuess doiu' on the wharf yesterday, with light shipments. To-night there vail bo a grand Democratic proecH.si-ni of all the whifa and colorod elub.-i ul the city, aud wo hoiu our (uteaiiiboatiuou s) club will be iHOcond. iu point oi'strcogth to nono of her sister cluba. , Hurrah for a win to man's (jovernment ! ; N EW OllLKASii. The Ti met of Wedneb Jay last says-: Tho weather yesterday, like that of its predecessor, was . clear and tine, with a cool temperature. Business ou Hie lauding was more aciive than on the previous day, the departures appearing to havo more freittht aud pasoengt rs. . Wo give the foiiowiui departures: tho A. J. Brown, for lower eoaxt; Pioneer, for Bed Kiver; Hetty (Jilnioro, for Lafourche; and Gov. Allen, for Greenville. There were no arrivals from tho West, and but two t f a local nature. 'TUES"s" :&""c3T TINi5K Have opoucd a first-clans Lithographic, Engraving, and Job Printing Institution, COS. FIRST &, SlbiJlOIlK fiTHKETS, Being the only" establishment of the kind iu the city. We offer our services Iri tho above lino tu the liuslneHH housed, o;li holders, hotelkeepers aud mvvyors of thit r.i y nm! vtcioity In exeeutln-r U kin is of prl n l-.t work produoeJ by Liluo raphlnK. trnrn the plainest Drawing, Engra7i ig, cr Print ' ; to the finest aud most tasteful Cmamentad, Colorod, and Art Print. Kspeclally do we of" r linslne-". Weddin?, and VI i'in;? t;rtI-, circulars, lilliheads, Nots, lorafts, and Let ter-tttadM. Ai vertls'-iiients ot any size, iu plain or colored printing, wlh he done very nleely o. v ry low term. Wo also d nil klmlt of KNOItAVIVU ON WOOD OR MKl'AL. such m MKAl, PR -KKS TXJDR-l'L vriv-. St el Kttiug.s, Plate jor vinrking i'lotfi, Hteauib-mt Checks, Brands lor .M irkiujj Boxes, Key Checks, Ac We would respect fully a.k the put rnnan . of the Citizens oi Kva vll:u ami vicinity. ,sui:hs cnrriN'uKit, - Cor. First flu l Hj catnore, JySldSm Cputier o. rT"j; JOHN 1VLN3UN, BRASS F0UNDE3 AND FINISHER, Etcr.m and tns-Plpe Fitter, Mauufacturer aud Pe.Uer in Hteani and Water (jauu;-s, Sjjeit r and Kabbitt ; Metal, and all Aitleles Rppertaiuiug to a Br is.s Foundry. STEAMC0AT AND GENERAL ELACIWater Street, bet. Pine and Leet. ? I .' EVANSVILLE, I.M. ' mw Cash paid for old Copper and Brass THE PADUCAH HERALD. Estahlhhed In l -Chartered ISCO. The Oldest and Eest Established ; . Newspaper in fc'.outkwjtvrii Kertu(ky. Pvblkhcd Tri-Weekly and Weekly, al PADUCAH, KKJiTl'CKI. JOHN C. NOBLE, Editor axd Publish er. THE ATTENTION OF III N'.!men ts aslted to the PaHLlAU liKR ALD as au adver lsiu modiuni. circulation lu the various count ten ot Houtlestern Kentucky h.k! t lie l..r . couuUea of west 1'ruuwwc, am par ' ularlv up lhe .Teunetwee and umucrLiud Rl wars i large and well enlahli-iiieu. it is the Farm" and Merjuauwof tins reiou canbefully Whed.aadta there ore verv valuable as au advertllng medium, au