Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 September 1868 — Page 3

HARDWARE.

uAni.i:s in r vttvu &?.,, fHFORTIK AHU UKALKR HI Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, aiIm, WofKl Worlr, PjiomU UnrncKH, Knameled Patent Leather Pad Skins, Hkirt Ings. A, Ac INTO. Ns Ifii Street. .Spans villa, July 2, fcSf jalO BffiTTICHEIl, KELLOGG & Co. (HuceeHsoisj to WelU. KeJJo?4 & Co.) 11IJPOUTKHH AND JOiUlEKS Of 13 3irt Hti-eet. SIGN OF TIIK BIG 3?D3L,OOK: AXES, AXES, AXKN, AXKS, A X UN, AX liS, TABLE CUTLERY. TABLE CUTLERY. TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, Trace ChnlnH, Traoo Oliuins, Traoo Cliitlii, I'lanters Hoes. 2'lu.nlers Hoes, 11 till ttTH HOC, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, BUILDERS' HARUWARK, BULDKiiS' HARDWARE, . BUILDERS' UABDWAKK, ITO.V A.M WOOLFAKM, OU .V AStt WOOL CAHWS KTZiT RUBBER BELTI&W. M tiX T UBBKR BEL TIA4J, tt&XT KUBBKK BELT1AM, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws, Mill find Cross-Cut Saws, Mill iiid Cross-Cut Saws. '. Hit hay ex 111 Curt It to their advantm;n tu eiaiuiae ( ar Htock before purchases elsewhere. At the Old iUand, 13 First St BSTTIC1I1JB, KELLOGG & CO. tvi ORR. JAMES nAVtDSOH. I.I.OKB .SAMUEL ORR & CO., DKALEM IN IRON, STEEL, TIN-PIRATE, WIRE, ZINC, H X K 1 1ST Gr AX LUH, Horse anil Male Shoes, Tisflera' and Black8mitll3, Tools, TVA60X AXD B16GT WOODWORK Ti Rorciii r ncrap mow ocirr At the liigueat market rat en. Water Street, EVANSVILLE. IND. iuulldtf K. II. Faiocuild. J. W. BiNSHAir. FAIRCHUD & BINGHAM, 84 Sfagaslno Street, NEW ORLKANl. CAMPAIGN" NOTICE OF LANPHEAR & MITCHELL. Wo are now ready for the He all & Winter Trade with ONK OP THE VERY LARUEST (U rot tno largest) STOCKS of .11 EX'S AND BOYS" X-Xxits and Caps, LADIES' AND MISSES TRIMMED HATS . and SHAKER HOODS, fn lh State of Indiana: and as It la to the interest of every luerchant to haven large assortment to select ironi, let do oub ih to Rive us a call, as we aie In direct corn petition with Cincinnati, Louisville, tat Louts, and Chicago. OUR PRICIS BS WILL LOW. ALWAYS Come every one! Plenty of goods for all. LANPHEAR & MITCHELL, No. 2S Norm First Street, F.VANSVILLE. We will ba-re a larne lot of Calendars for our ciitmiiert by the middle of Seplemtr. Come and get one. nn31 d3m . Gold Medal Stonm and Horse Power TIIKESHEBs, Manufactured by the Robinson Machine Works. rOR LIGHT DRAUGHT, SPEED In threshing, and saving and cleaning tue zrula, we believe this machine has no equal in America. All who coutemplale tiuviiui thi seaion will consult their in-U-nst by caliltit on or addreming ns soon. Also, for sale nay iianw ana or.s, ane MUU and ICvanorators, Cldr MIUh. &o.,&o. TUOH. HCANT1 J N A BOM , xo. 9 Main Street. (Marble Hall.) Jy3-dm bVHusvuie, ina. Merchant Tailor. Anderson Can ba found at NO. 8 CHANDLER'S BLOCK

p3Sla 1PSTAIKS.);

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Medical ntnt Tor the Fall. The wml-iinnual shaking; In the Fever and Ague districts has begun. The fogs of these Autumn nights and morning are surcharged with the dementi of Intermittent and bilious remittent let era. and. unlortunately, two-t irds of the commuuity arnjastln tue condition to be dl astroosly affected by them. Those who have been prudent enough to fortify themselves during the Summer Willi that towerrul and Infallible vegetabe invigorant. HOS. T-TTER'S STuaIaCH UliTERS, are forearmed against malaria, and have n thing to lear. But health lathe last thin too many think nhoou in the pursuit of Italn or pleasure the blessing, without which wealth in dross and enjoyment impoHslble, is neglected. Belter late than never U a consolatory J'roverb, however, aed all who begin to eel the premonitory Bymptoma of any of the epidemics which are engendered by the malaria of Autumn should Immediately resort to the gre t antidote of th age. A lew doses 01 tue Bl li'KKl will i break up the chills and prevent their re- , nnrmnm In var rovUin where interinillenU prevail, this piirst and best of ail vegetable tonics i imbfuw'"- -y' all anil hiltoni preparation known. It in the roost effective and harmless Hdoea not Ktlmnlate the II ver violently, litre the mineral ssiivants, but tones, renovates. and regulate! the orzau without creatlMg any general disturbance of tne system or entailing any reaction. The !U ITERS are e.sKentlally a houKehoid specillc.and should twt aiwavH wiihin reach as the very beat mean of preventing and checking bilious attacka and intermittent levers. HornsBsr MOTnxsst motbeks DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE Mrs. Winslow's Sootlinz Svruix FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. This valuable nrenaratlon has been nsed with never ailing tuccett in thousand ol ease. It not only relieves the child from pain, but Invigorate the atomacli and bowela. eoi recta acidity, and givea tone and energy to the whole Kyutem. it will also Instantly elleTeUHiPixu iji thi towits aDU Wind Colic We believe H Is the bent and surest termdy in the worUi in all castw of Dysentery and LHarrhcea in Children, whether artalu from teething or.any other cause. Fall directions lor using will accompany each bottle. Be stir and eall for " MRS. WINS LOW'S SoOTH INU 8YKUP." having tneoo-sim He ot " CUKTid St I'kkkijs.h " on the oubslde wranper. All others are base lmltattona. Je24 djiwfim BatcMor's Hair Dye. This splendid Hair Dye la the best In the world; the only true and perlect live harmless, reliable, Inxtantaneous; no disappointment.; no ridiculous tints; rente, dies the 111 eflecta of bad dyes; invigorates and leaves the Hair aoft and beaut mil Mack or brown. Bold by all Druggists auci Perfumers; and properly applied at Ba clielor's Wig Factory, JSo. la Bond Htieet New York. ap30 d ly W How rrr.viy nothers suffer the agony f seeing tLcir il -tle ones nnatchel away rom them t le Whooping Congh, 01 Jipthert,7..oli .-single bot tle of Poland's inlto Pi(: Cfc3 lonnd would have saved ;ae twtfyjiUc Ills infallible. Fragrant Toilet Soaps ARE PREPARED BT Skilled Work, men from the bent .Ylaterlal, and it re SHOWN AS THI STAKRAKO BT DIAIIKt AND CUKTOMEKS. Sold Everywhere. dee Uoth Patches, Freckles & Tan. The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY lot HOW BKOWS DI9COLORATIONSOD the I8C6 Jerry's Moth and freckle JMion. Pre reti only by Dr. B. C. PERRY, 49 Bond Street, New York. Sold everywhere, atrad dOm DUTJGQISTS. FRED. 8CHUKBMAXr. VT. B BCBruBD. SCBUERMANN & BURFORD, A p o 1 1 leca ri e.s, OPEIIA DIICG STOU12, (CHANDLER'S BLOCK,) No. 18 South First Street. EVAXSTILLE, l.D. Dealers In Pure Drna. Medicines, and Chemicals: WtneR. Uiatidlef. &e . for medi cinal purposes. Will keep constantly on hand a large assortment of Perfumeries, Toilet Soaps, Hair, Natl, Tooth, and Clothe Brushes. mt- prescriptions carelully compounded at all hour. au22 d3m H. J. SCHLAEPFER, DEALFJt II PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, A5I CHEMICALS, Wines and IJt-niitlleH, Where yon run find the largest stock ol loiiet Aruciea in tne west. Physicians prescriptions filled at all hours, day or night, by none but expe rienced r-rescripuon uruggists. may2tt dttna CLOUD & AKIN, Wholesale Drngglsti. AND MANUFACTURING CIIElilSIS No. 16 North First Street AGENTS FOR GEORGE H. REED'S DOMEST LIQUID DIES. GENERAL AGENTS FOB DR. ARMISTEAD'S TONIC SYRJ1 ; UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, and PILE 0IOTMENT. All orders promptly filled. at j JOHN IiAVAt, Wholesale and Retail Drngg LSti6I" 111 Medicinet, Paints, Oils, Brushes, t&C, MAIN ST., bet. Second and Third, Evansvllle, ind. JiLcSIar attention given to CUTTING WINDOW ULArtH to any ste. JJunZl dtl COAL I CO AL ! HAAT,U,?,.!FR?,SED CAPTAIN a. tiller s towboat and coat buromi and the lease of hts (i ee n Ittver t?oai Mines, 1 W1U continue the buslnels on Locust Street, Between Flut and Water, And will sell the best GREEN P.IYER COAL AT I3C l'KB BrjSHKL, Delivered to any part of the city. Orders for towing left at the office will be promptly attended to. auaOdJua XH09. WHITED.

STATIONERY.

HEALY, ISAACS & CO., MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS Ifi BLANK BOOKS or ivKitr DEaanrnoH. I Job Printer A Uookhlmtera. Wholesale and Retail Dealer In STATIONERY, SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. Flo. O lVortli JPirsit St., (At R. F. Barter 4 Co."s oid stand.i EVANSVILLE. LND. IIome-maio BlnnS Boofes always oa hand, and made to order on short notice. " Music, Magazines, and Periodicals bound tn any style. f mailt dtim . JOHN If. SCOTT, Bookseller, Utnti oner AND NEWSDEALER, No. 53 MALY STREET, cor. Second, ,au!3dly Ettaksvii.lk.Ind. CINCINNATI Paper 1 arehoiise. CHATFIELD & WOODS, MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALK PAPER DJESAI.ERS 77 ana 79 Walnut Street, Keep constantly on hand a complete aKortment of rill-CAP, FOLIO, DEMY, MEDIUM, liOYAL, AXD SlPEK-UOrAL FLAT LETTERS, various welKhts; PLAT COMMERCIAL! AND PACKET NOTES; Hubbard's GLAZED COVKR PAPERS. Noa. 1 and 2; alt. other brands, of all colors; PRINTERS' CARD STOCK, tn sheets, colored and white; also, CUT CARDS, in lull variety of qualltiea and sizes. RULED LETTER, NOTE, AND CAP PAPERS, Various weights and qualities. MANUFACTURERS ' PAPER, BAGS & FLOUR SACKS, AH sizes and numbers', first quality of paper. News Paper, Manilla Paper, Book Paper, Wrapping Paper, Co'orerl Poster Paper, Mam Jxtper, t-Jtarch J"aper, Candle Paper, Tar Boards, Straw Hoards. Leathers of all Kinds For Binders' use, together with TOOLS aad . BIXKR MACHINERY. AH of which we ofiier at lowest market prises. Orders by mail promptly filled. CHATKIELD & WOODS. 77 and 79 Walnut Street, martl dtf , inctunati. FISH & BARTER, Wholesale Booksellers & Stationers, SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, M ISC ELLANEO US HO OKS, PAPER ENVELOPES, -AltDOeiteral &l:lioiiery. INo. lO Maiu Street, EvaiisvIRe, fiidiana. July9 Iy Turnip Saad. T1ST KKt'EIVEU. nt I.S. I. AXEall Turnip J dreth & Son's a&oittd K,el. Knr sale At au!3 VICKERY BROS., 73 Main St. SUGAR-CURED II A SI S, DRIED Beet, and Breakfast B cou In s ore and for sale by aulM VlUKElif.BKW. 73 Main St, CRACKERS. Soda CrackPts, Cream Cracker, Aera'ied Crackers, iCngtish Cracknel Biscuit, timger Snaps, Ac, Ac, for sale at au!3 VICKERY BROS., 73 Main St. X RA FAMI1LY FLOUR, from New Wheat, in store and lor sale by aul3 VICKERY BROS., 73 Main St. OTATHES. Fine large Irish Potatoes In store and for sale by aul:t VILVEUY BRuS.. 73 Main St. XIONN.-50 bushels new Onions Just 73 Main St. received nnd for sale by aul3 VICKERY BROS. OXEY IN THE COMB For fale by au!3 VICKF.RY BROS 71 Main St. SPEER'S PORT GRAPJ3 .WINE. Used by Hundreds of Congregations for Church or Communion Pnr- , ptoses. AIso,Excellent Tor Ladles and Weakly Persons. Vineyards, New Jersey. SPEER'S PORT GRAPE . WINE, FoorTwwMd. This Justly celebrated Native Wint made from the juice ot the Oporto (J rape, raised in this country. Its invaluable tonic and strengthening properties are nnsurpas&ed by any-other native Wine. Belna the pure Juice of the grape, produced under Mr. ! Deer's own personal supervision, its purity and ge'iutnenes are guaranteed, ihe youngest child may partake of its generons qualities, and the weakest invalid may u.se it to advantage. It la particularly beneficial to the 'aged and debilitated, and suitable to tne v rious ailments that afflict the weaker sex. it is in every respect A. WISE TO BS RELIED O-V. . Invalids uie S'peer's Port Grape Wine. Females u e Speer's Port Urape Wine. W'eaklv nersous llnii beneht bv its use. Speer's Winca lu hospitals are preferred to otner wines. Sold by druggists. Speer's V inej ard, New Jersey, Office 213 Broadway, New York. fde4't7 diy AKCHITECTS. ALLEN & CLARKE, Architects & Superintendents. Office Creswnt City Building, seconu floor- entrance No. HZ Main btreeu ..hh and sDecificaUona iui nlshed on reasonable terms. 1 seiii dam H. M0RSINNA, , arciiitec rr.ffice No. CHANDLER'S BUILDING Corner First and Locust Streets, Kvansviiie, Ind. ar Plans and specifications for all kinds ol buildings furnished at short notice, and on reaeouable terns . mchld dSm

COMMISSION C AXU FEED. B. ntTSTON. ALEX. WlLSOT. F. R. HUSTOS & 0.,

No. 5 N. WATES STBKET, EVA NS VI L L Et INDIA MA , Forwarding AND OorriTxiissIon MERCHANTS, . GENERAL, AGENTS WHITE LINE ; Central ; Transit ; ; Company All freights for Ntto York and New England towns through without transfer. ,: ; . ' , . au26- . A ; r Wiuxw Bhothsbs, Pans Landing, Tenn. A. W. Sid&botvoh , EvausviUe, I nd. ' WELDON BROS. & ' COl, : V Cotton and Tobacco Factors, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION 'k . . MEUC1IAN1SOffice Cob. VINE A WATER STREETS.: ETAS8VXXXK, IND. ; T0t-Special tittention given to purchasing supplies. - majia U3m Lkwis Ruttnkr, Jr., Evansvllle, Ind. - ' John OruaKBi Qoloonda, L. RUFFNER, JR., & CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Provision and Prodnc Dealers, .' ; J .. ' '.l-ii't- - .; t "... A I'D ' t-,-1; i .".;?! .-. AGENTS KANAWHA SALT 50. 1 MUX ST., ETAXSYILLE, IXD. Ordors and Consignments solicited. ' " " 'my20 tf ' J J? TnOS. C SMITH & CO.,' TBODTJCE AND , COMMISSION MERCHAN2Z Dealers In" Flour, Hay, Corn, Oats, Grot Seed ' and FRODUCK GENERALLY, ' -N. S SOUTH WATER KTBEfT, Evans vi 1. 1. x, Isb. r : -Agents for the celebrated HAZARD POWDER COMPANY, Ail order promptly filled. IJanEJd hardwar: Headquarters for, and only Complete Stock of, Cooper Tools & Truss IIoops . . 'In the city. ' " - We have now a full line of Barton's Cooper Tcols 1 - r Columbus Cooper Planes and Joint- . ers; . . A No. 1 Truss Hoops, 10 to 32 inches ; Patent Dowel and Crone Bitts, Saws, Dividers, Braces, Ac, Also, .... Apple-Parers ; ' ": Grain Shovels;' ; v ' 7 Coal Shovels; f Brass and Eiameled Kettles Bailders' Hardware;' Chain Pomps, &c. t i All of theaboveat LATEST REDUCED l'KK'ES 1'OU CASH, FRED. P. STRAUB & CC . Marilwsr, Dealers, ' No. 74 MAIN STREET," J )y29 dtf J Bet. Second and Third Streets. If. Ik. Wells Son, 3Vo. 31 MAIN ST. Importers and Dealers in I IHlInS 44nw3 xiVK. nail ct vuntun. Vllllllla Hames; Cotton and Wool XI TinA T rw TTnlf a Chains; Cards. 6nTf lips Snaths, Grain Cradlet, Forks, Ov J tliCoj Hoes, Rakes, Sheep Shears. Slinrnla Spades, AXES; Mill, CrossUUIt'lSf cot. and Circular Saws; and urtnustones. Ktl1ri Table and Pocket Knives, 11.111 1 Ci3 Hleves, Hoi&e and Shoa Biushes, Curry-Combs. Vnilc Locks, Hinges, Screws, Tacks, ilUU3 sscales, and a large stock or . , ' -, .-. . . . i , . .,",- . . . ' Carpenters' an&I!oopers, Tools - ;-- --and "" " lSulItlers Hardware. z . H. KVWELL8 4 SON, - - 31 Main Street. apCS HJBAX ESTA' Xew Seal Estate Agcncj. J. P. KHIott tSc Son KAVK OPEXEDA KEAL EST AT Agency for the sale of and renting o lands, nausea, Ac, Ac . t Persons having houses or land to rent oi sell, or persons wishing to pnrehase or rent, will do well by calling on them at their office, on (i - 1 . Third Street near Locust' In llliott Jnoelltf - .. TV. IT. IiI.USMAN fe CO., Real Estate Agents, 5o. 63 Main Street, EVAKSTTIAK, IKD. A Notary Public la the office. ap2&dtl

r. RA.VKSMITU,

W. . ARCHES. Kvansvllia, IMJ ilemplils, Tonn. BANKSMITfl, Ct'., Commission s-i . ..-; - . i ' , . ; AND , Forwardi u g M e r e h a n ! s . IIOWAIID ROV, MEMPHIS, IeD21-dSm ' A. 8L HAVHCRST; , J. J. WHITTAAZX Ilaylinrst &. Wbittafeer. pjioitucjc, coztMimioy A.No re t WAJlDINli MKRCMANTB. No. ., outh WatarSV Dealers la Flour. Bacoa, Hay, Oats, Ctsr and vonutry froaace. , BAIRD & ST ART, - (Socceasorsto AV. M. Alkroan A Co.,1 GENERAL AOEVrS. , HRODPfi Forwarding and (tnmiNslon Mt chants, Evansville, Indiana. Refer to 1 Q. W heeler Pres't. First National Ban' andHam'l Orr. Vice President EvanavlU National Bank, Agents for Ohio River Salt Co. noil -I E WOUI.D REMIND OCR fripnds and former patrons that we are on MKST HTKFKT, one door below Vine, next to L. Pierson's Tin Shop, sttll in the trade of JblQU ORH. FLOUR. COMMIHIIOAS, tc, and should be pleased to see itiem. . ti. u. ALiLd s to. if. . AtLIS & CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSI! ' ' MERCHANTS, RECl'IKIERS, and Wholesale Dealerf LIQUORS, FLOUR, fta. W A T E R STREET ," One door below Vino, next to L. Pierson's Tin Shop, , -. Evansvii.i.x, iHf, janl dtf. P. S. DcmotJCH kt. late of Evansvllle. Ind John Gilbert, Uolconda, 111. ;1 P. S. DUSOUCHET & CO- ('"" '- "'' !' GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ; . .So. S3 Pojdras 8trcet, " i NEW ORLEANS, LA. Orders and consignments solicited. References W. J. Lowry A Co., Hods Oarr & Co., Henry Ayres, Kaq., J. C. I souchet A Co., Evarntvllle; J. W. McOov Son, Tneo. siiger A Sou, Golcondaj A. t MoColllstr, John M. Barter, Wm.H. Lu kins, Jobu R. Everton, Alt. Vernon ;Hsr Hill A Co.,C R. Davis A Co., Warsaw;" S. Van met er Kro., Bowliug-Gr en, K.y A. J. Harris, Union town, Ky. novi&U.-iia PHILIP DECKE2, Third Street, bet. Sycaaore asd ?:' , , ,, Manufacturer of Compound Lubricating CL't ' , for all klads of Machinery; " -Also; : " LARD OIL, SOAPS, and CANDLES PURE CATAWBA vowti WINE or ruy ob l'nch2ldly . ,PETR CASEY & 00, Coiumiion JfSerchaiits For the sile'of II AY, CORN. O ATS, BRAN, FLOUR, MEAL, BACON, LARD, and Western Produee generally, No. 83 I.EVEK STREET, ttptSdtf . ViCKSBime. Miss. C. W. KERNEY 4: C0n Commercial BrokcrN, " PU'JDUCE a?d COMMISSION MKIiC'HANTS, No. 4 HYCAJIORK STREET, marll cl3m EVANSVUM.K. DUEE NICIIELSON, COMMERCIAL BROKER, RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT AGENT, No. 5 North Water St apDdtf EVANSVILLE. IND. Jos. 11. Black, late of Mrtvsville, Ky. B. M. -Black, late ol Bluck, Camron A Co. BLACK,.-BRO. fe CO., COTTON FACTORS, ; -and Cotumiffsioit ?Xiioliauts -, For the Sale of GRAIN, FLOUR, BEEF, PORK, And Western Produce generally, U 2 FB0XT STREET, anlStJanlCf) . MEMPHIS, TENN. lat; CARDS. JOHSJC.CHEK8. CHATTSCEYS. OOSGKM CRSBS & CONGER, Attoriieys-Ht-I.HW, Carml, Illinois Will practice law in all the Courts of Edwards. White, Wayno, Haraiiton. Saline, and Gallatiu Countloa, in the Htate of Illinois, and Iir the Supreme Court. Refer to U. Maghee, James K. Minor, Stockwell A Co., Colonel T. W. Stone, with I. A D. Heluan. Gen. w. Harrow, Mt. Vernon.2 mav21 itim ; W, P. UASQRAvT, ATTOBNi:r tit JATW. OfSce on Third Htreet. In Washington Honse Block. Will practice" "e various Courts ol the Circuit. Pro. i j t attention to office bu linens dec4 dam ;, B. L. L GDFFY, A TTORNEY AT LAW, MORGANTOWN, KY., Will practice in the counties of Butler, Warren, Muhlenburg, Ohio, and McLean, Prompt at tention given to t he collection ot claims. References Wheeler Riggs Holllnpworth Bro., Cha. Babcock A Co. apScl S. IX. I II, A Civ, ATIORKEY & COUNSELOR at LA"W ; 3SARI03T, Crittenden Couuty, Kentucky, wtf apli J. B. ORKKS. F. UBe. T. 13. GKEEN &z CO., CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, Transfer Ornaments at Cincinnati prices. Main Street let. tijth. ana xixtn. tanlii-em " ; EVAmnni,T.. Ind. GIN CIUXTATI ADV'iS. """BARTON & POOL, Commission Merchants, No. 4 WEST FRONT ST., CrscDnsATi. s. M. Baktos. M. M. Poos. hnch9 dij

STEAMBOATS

Regular EvansYille and Ha adergoa Daily Packet, The fleet and splendid ldewhet steamer CHARLEY PERKINS, Mtttw; - Will ply a a remilar packet between Kvansvliieaud Henderson, ar&ering nnequAi- ! ed accommodations to trave eiera and Khippert Lea rs. Leaves Kvansv Ule duly at flbi p.m. vea Henderson dally ai 7 a.m., maaine close connection with. tbe'IC A C. R. R. FARE Through and way passengers only oo cents. JanI7 dtf Corao to Stay. Henderson & Eransyllle Daily Paciet The new, fast, and elegant side-wheel Kitllio -V.9 Mosxs Wailen, Master; Robebt Bjushear. Clerk. Leaves Henderson every morning at Thi Leaves Evansvllle every afternoon at 4 O'clock, promptly. Fare Through and way pasoeneera 50o. Freight received at all hours at E. W. Patrick's wharf boat, free of cnarge. augai) dim E. W. PATRICK Agent. Regular Tuesday and Friday Packet for Paducah and Cairo. The finely appointed steamer CUMBERLAND, BKN.HOWARB, Master; Mahion Wkioht, Clerk. : Will ply as the regular Tuesday and Fmlay iui vaiiu kiiu ail way tanutngs. . leaves evansvllle every TUESDAY and RIDAV, at 4 p.m. f'"f.VifrVvro.cvery WEDNESDAY and HA'l UKUAY. at 5 o.m. Tnrough bills of lading given for freltfhb over the Mobile A Ohio Railroad. For freight or paasaae apply on board, or to W.O.BKO WN A CO.. or DUKE NICHELSON, ly!3 dtf A genu. Regular Green River Packet The fine Passenger Steamer JAMES GEAY, Toe McRktmolpb, Master, Will ply as a regular Semi-Weotriv Pa.tr between Evsnsville and Wondb nrv .nil all way landiogs, carrying freight and passengers at lowest rates. (marUdr.r Regular Evansrille and Tennessee River Packet For Paducah. Jobnsonrlllr. and Eastport. The new Light-Dranght Steamer LTisrToisr. ALLEN DUNCAN, Master: . Val, Horknsot, Clerk, leaves Evansvllle for Kaatport and all Tennessee River way landings as a regular weekly packet, every Friday at four p m., taking freight and passengers at InwMt racket rates, and giving especial attention to the nllin of orders. For-Jretght or passage apply on board. Dexter's Independent low-pressure Packet rf.n r ,ia QUICKSTEP H. T. DEXTER, Master, ' Leaves Evansvllle for Cairo every MONDAY and THURHDAY, at 4 p.m., poslUvely. connecting at alro with SU Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans packets. DUKE NICHELSON, Agent. Janl tf For Paducan and Cairo. Regular Wednenlay and , Saturday Packet. The magnificent low-water steamer ISAJPIDAN Uo. 2, Lee Howell, Master: s Lek Howisti., Ir-,,. Wiix P. Fom'lib Clerks, Leaves Evansvllle every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 4 . m. u.LJ7VYe.Cttlro very THURSDAY and SUNDAY at a p.m., making close connections at Cairo with first-elans packets for 81. Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans. Connects at Evansvllle with the E. AC. R.R., and tbeTarascon for Louisville. For freight or passage apply on board, or to K.M.HUM PHREY A CO., or DUKE NICHELSON, au5 tf Agenla, BUY GOODS. ClIAPKEB, BU3SINU & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRY GOODS, MILLINERY AXD f FANCY GOODS, 47 and 49 Main Street, Evans yi lle, Ind., FTaye a complete stock of SUMMER GOODS, which they will 'lone out cneap to make room for FALL STOCK. CO A complete stock of CAMPAIGN FIjAUN and M'KEAHEKN always on hand, or made to order at bhort notice. Also, Agents for the celebrated fLOKEXCE SEWINQ MACHINES, Which we warrant have no superior In this conntry for family use.: Satisfaction guaranteed, or the money refunded Come and see them, or send for circulars. 8CHAPKER, BUSSING A CO. JylO dtf STOVE WORKS. Excelsior Store Works. Bl.EMIF,Il, & Co. (Successors to II. K. Blemker), - MANUFACTURER of the fine and heavy - EXCELSIOR STOVE, tb most durable now . made, and th Umoiu CHARTER STOVE, nd the good and cheap Armada, Stonewall Kentucky, TENNESSEE, and PALMETTO STOVES. and a great variety of HKATINU STOVES, all of the latest and most approved patterns. . Also, Light and Smooth Country HollowWare, SkiileU and Lids, Ovens and Lids, Dog-Irons. Dinnn Pnu Tea-K'ettles : and nartlcutar attention paid to the manufacture of House-Work CAST-IBON EB0XTS, GRATES, 4e.,4c. .... Also Tinware ; and Dealers In Tinners Stock. If desired, Cooking Stoves warranted for twelve months. " Orders solicited before purchasing elseFoundery. corner Sixth Street and CanaL utore and Sample Room at No. 14 Second Street, H.E. Blemker's old stand. 'BLKMKER, TILLMAN A CO. may29

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tr Other River liem See Fourth Page. STEAMBOAT PRINTING-. Noprlnting establishment in lheWest nas better facilities -or greater ability lor r5iln fiae Steamboat PrlntlD. Our assorteomr Jobl'ype. though v,Vy large and or f?!h Hila entantly bemga,ldetl to, and wrrViRif.aneut under 'ie personal in the rji,,fneor tn tj.b printers print Po f9- We areVrepured to feiUs LaawraS?,Ulr tutncy, llljj Heads, wharr-boawwiUbeW,ta eUb lh PK W7h4'" Wa.er. " - vummrHFt.,, I 1J- ' "M Jilll- . , uiui, me mer cury raaginz as hi?h oo . , I uu , dull i irt-1 r t' a fog prevailed on the river from three to Dina ociock Saturday morning The river Lad risen one inch durint during me oours ending at is v. m. Itwa? again rising at Pittskarg and Ciocianati. " ArrivnU and Departarea. The arrivals and departures up to 3 o clock Saturday, were the Tyrone, from Cairo to Louisville; Mollie Nor ton and Sallie V., Henderson to re turn; Rapidan No. 2, Cairo to return; Ollie Sullivan, to Canoelton; Ada Lyon, to Diamond Island. Boats) Du. Among the first boats duo hero are the Cumberland, from Cairo: R. C. Gray and Havana, for St. Louis; Pal estine, from Louisville; Argonaut No. 2, from. New Orleans; Minneola, for Memphis. :-. JHlaeellaneoua. Shipments were quite fair on Satur day, but receipts were light ..The Tyrone arrived from Cairo at 1 o'clock Saturday morning, en route to Louis ville, but was compelled to lie over here until nearly 10 o'clock. She had a ' moderate trip, being a part of -the cargo of the Alaska The Ollie Sullivan left fjr Cannelton with a fair packet trip......... We are gratified to see Geo. Nicholson, the popular freight clerk of (he grand Armada again in the city, after having - been rusticating at the Crittenden Springs for somo three weeks. He is looking as fine as Batin Captain Gus. I)ugonchet notifies us that the grand Armada is now in complete order for the Fait '"and Winter campaign, and if the prospects of water continue favorable that she will resume 'her trips in the Cairo mail line on Saturday next. Those who have seen this pet packet since her renovation say she looks prettier than ever, Her wheel-houses have been most beauti fully ornamented with a chaste and tasteful dasigu representing the , rising sun, and other pleasing improvements have been ma le. Her cabin floor has been covered with a rich and beautiful new Brussels carpet. , Her bedd'iDg has been renovat ed, and she will be unsurpassed iu solid comforts by. any boat on the Tiver. She will be warmly greeted by hcr.hosts of friends when t-he oeain takes her place in the lino ...X'apt. Duke Niehclson, the popular steamboat agent, arrived from Cincinnati, on Saturday morning, bearing important dispatches from our esteemed friends, U. D. Miller and Cjpt. Dick Fowler. Bonis Isvins To-Day. For Cairo.- The flcec Quickstep is the regular packet for Cairo and all way laudiocs at 4 o'clock this evening, commanded by Captain Dexter, with Jack Crammer, Walter JJ. Pennington, and Charley Ulmsnider in the office. For Louisville. The magnificent 3Iorning Star will be the unrivalled packet for Louisville at 30 o'clock this morning. Captain Elijah IIollcroft is her estimable commander, and Richard Hutchinson and Henry S. Mitchell are her obliging and popu. lar clerks. Fob Henderson. Tho beautiful, and fleet sidc-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 the Terry brothers, her chief officers, are accomplished and accommodatin ; gentlemen. The new and splendid side-wheel steamer Sallie V. will leave for Henderson promptly at 4 P. 51. to-day. She is a beautiful little bo it, with nice cabin appointment. Captain Moses Wallen commands, and Robert Brashear is her clerk. Both are clever and plcasaDt gentlemen. eimuluK I rom wr Karhntiif--. : Pittsburg. The Commercial of Thurday says: r The late rains caused a rise of six inches in the Monongahela at this place. - The . steamer Importer has hem lengthened and enlarged at St. Louis, and i pronounced one of the best stern-wheelers afloat. Cincinnati. -The Commercial of Friday says : Captain Charles Muhleman vesierday purchased the fine side-wheel Major Anderson, from the liouiimnc Mail Company, and will introduce her in the Wheeling trade, in place of the Potomac, as soon a there is sufficient water, leaving Cincinnati on the Potomac's day every a na.ty with Captain Muhleman in com mand, and Chris. iouDg m t he office. -The Major Anderson will b-3 a prominent marine insfituton. Conoctt & Bro., of Madison, are engaged in preparing the papers for patents on Captain DaHaven'a new boats. Why not name one of the uew steamers "Dellaven's Patent?'' Louisville. The Courier of Friday says: " ' Captains J. Stut and It. !. Neal, of the ltichmond and Indiana, arrived in the city yesterday.. They report both of the boats in splendid order lor the fall campaign. Tbo Ilichmond has had her pilot house placed aft of her chimneys, and has b;ea repainted. Her wheel-house bears the following inscription: '-Low-pressure. Thirty five pounds, ltichmond. bbe will enter the Mempais and Aw wleana trade during the low watei season, and extend her trips to Louisville The Indiana will wait for more water, and piy between this port and New drleaus as a regular packet. Nashville The Unufn and American of Thursday says: Capt. Wiley Sims has a nw move-

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ports difficulty a-rain at Cjd mi li.;','.' Andy Johnson. going up. eot aground' Indeed, says Captain Wor.ieo, it j" worse man before the r:s havirg flattened ont. It seems ro i)p;tr above Dubuque, for the Sf. I'aulVs, soys: " Thp rirer continues at a sir boating stage, and business is pretu brisk." 1 Wheat i-t coming io along the river, and steamers rcceivo aii tbey can carry. O-wg? chufe nn J Howard do , in the Missouri, ere stiiJ hard to g.;t 'hrog!i, and the rivpr stiJJ Mhug. i he Ut boats in yesterday left thf ""n Johnson a?round tlune on Wednesday nijtht. Illinois Ulvrr unimproved. At St. Josfbh the oLaon.-J has improved, and Missouri stationry. 1 he weather here is exeelleur. steady0"3 gd: rccciPtj lair nd edlecxiom. SUe of Indian, Vanderburgh County, In i.i the ' here j j .-inio ui 1 1 ( 1 1 ilia A Lieutenant Oovernor. ' A Mecretary ol state. An Auditor of stale. A Treasurer of State. A Clerk of Supreme Court. A Reporter of Supreme Cmirt. A Superintendent ot Public lUMiructlon An Attorney Oeneral of Mtate. A .Member ol Coutn ews for Ui fir. i Kl-es-sional District of Iutliana. A Common Pleas .f ml -e for the District etmpo.-.d ot the counties of 1'oh.v. v,ii. OusDMnct Attorney for snitl District, A Seuaior fria Vanderburgh t'nuutytwo Iteiiresentailves from paid county. ' A Clerk of the Vaimerbursh Circuit Court. A Treasurer of Vanderburgh County. A Recorder of Deeds ol , Vunuerbtir h County. An Appraiser of Real Estft-ie ol sai l county. A County Commissioner for the Third District. A Coroner of Vanderburgh County, ard one Township Assessor lor encti of tlirf several Townsbtpa in HHld count v. ! And the Slierilf of naitl eonn-y is bereby orJeied and directed to lve luo and legal iionenoi .such eieeiion according to law. Wituess my hand and the seal of suirl Court at EvausviUe,.-this 2Ut h day of August, IS Hull M fi II Y N KM, Ulerk V. C. C. peril. W. Bii-l'us, Deputy Clerk. I. Jacob H. Miller. Sheriff of Vander burgh County, do hereny certify that the above and foregoing nollcnuf eieeiion is a true and eompiotn copy ol the original. on file lu my ofllea, this the -7th day of J. 11. MILLER, SherlO V. C. aut29td DENTISTS. LHAAS Over Kirst National Rank, Corner Main and First Strtrti, KvanNvlKe, Intl., MAMi ici ntcii r -.rixit-otm Uotii Work, tlold. siiv." r, Vui-t-.tnile, Coralile, ami Amber t'iaLeM, Carved Work, Arllllcia' Palatex, Ac. ADMINISTRATOR or Nitron OiW tan excellent, and bntti a o";l hei t,;i, t bti rolorm, Ktht-r, aud aino :ii:v i :il lo-.-...i j.tr1j .ets. NKURALOIC Attections treutts.1. MY KACi Ll'i'lKH are as good nnd rev Ktitablinhmeut n large (conniM,1n(? of nv 1'ooniH) au any lit I ho United Statea. 1 KKTJJKN MY THANKS for the t,e isive i!itron8?e received during the puat K1UHT YKAIiS. . uicu.li CLOCKS. Wholesale flock Hoy sc. OEISSLEU & DELANM, iioi,i;sAi.i; Oloolc Ijlc5r-f, Seep constantly on hand a FULL aMotineutot tjelo "I liotnits and other AmcrleMu ;iocU; KKOULATOKH, oftTCiC AND JALL VLOCKH. Bond tor iVtce List tn So. 48 MAIN STREET. marlOdly Tu Ilie I5is.H52e.H? Men . OK IK YOV WOULD Secure Ilic'Tradc of'llliuols (TIIK NUI'TIIKKM I'AItT. ) D.V. 3D -R.T 1 S IE IX THK SHAWN 10 ETO WJS M E It C U 12 Y. It circulates extensively i'j every town aud county in that part of the State. One Square Six Months ..8 S in) One Square Twelve Months... i'-One-fourth Cotninu i'ort-e .uoi,i..... i i iki Orje-fourtl) t'ol'n Twelve M.oit Of ... ."So One-half Colamu i'lire MontUs . One-half Column Six Months 4 One Column six Monthc.. wi m AdJres D. W. Ll'MK Manufacturer of, and Wholeutle and Ittail Dealer in, COLLARS, and SADDLERY HARD WARE, - jc. 53 Main Street, corner Second, KVA.XjVIi.LE, Isu, febltidtf WM. C. TURN0CK & CO, BRASS FOUIJDE2S, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters, Corner Pine and First Streets. Cash paid for old Copp nd B1"-K-Dealers In ail kinds of Braaa Cook, VhLstJes, and Steam Oauges. Fartlcnha attention paid to repairing and adjusttut Hteam tJausc f 1,1 niALOxy '"eir&iAS lotioa far Beautlfjlns the Hk'.u and Complexion. Removes all Eruption, Freckle, l'nitnles. Moth Biotches, Tan, etc , and lemlers tne akin soft, Jair, and bloomin'. For ladies in the Nursery it in invalu able. , For uentiemea alter Shaving it has no equal. ' Paphian Lotion" is the only ieiiii.M remedy for diseases ttnd blemisne: ot tho Skin. IMIAI.OX'H " PAPII1AN :. 1" f'r the- Toilet, Nursery, and Katn, will "t. chap the skin. Price ' cents per eak.-. FLOR IK MAYO." "'1K 1K 3IAHO." A New Perfume tor tho Hapdkorrhler. KXQUlsite, Delicate, Lasting Ftagi auce. pnALON A SON, New York. Sold by all druggisb. Ujsviiy

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