Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 October 1868 — Page 4

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Evansvlile and Crawford vl lie. . GOING NORTH. Leave Arrive. Arrive. Kvarisvillij. VlDcennes. T. Haate , AcoomWt'n. 5:) a m 1 10:) AMI J? Mall 9-.13ami1:51amI 5)fM vtncenues Ac 4:25 P M 7:11 ml "COMING. SOUTH.' Leave Leave Arrive Terre Haute. Vlneeunes. K'viile. VlucenneaAc j biftlAJtl 9:28 AM Freight Ac. 6:40 A M 1 12:: p m I & p . U1U 4:05 p k I Idlr Ml 10; OOP M Terre Haute and Indiaaardls. - ; ; FROM TERRE HAUTE. Is'i " " Tave. Arrive. 10:25 P M 6:35 A M SA M 10:50 AM S :1S P M 4 .-00 P M Z!.-.4:5Pmi1S)0PM Mail... v... Express . K press...

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"'jfii press West ward 2:46 AM i ;..S - - STEAMBOAT LINES. To Louisvillk. Every Monday and , Saturday at lOo'eloolr. AJt. Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursdy, and Saturday at 0 s 'clock p. M. ...... - . To OAiKo-Dsaily,. except Sunday, at 3 o'clock p.m. . s ! .U--'-i' To Grkkn Rtvkr, Every Wednesday and Saturday at 8 o'clock P. m.i Every Monday and Thursday at o'clock P. M. to kastpobt. Kveiv HMUy J1U , Friday at o'clock P. M. !' To fl emit (won Daily, except Sundays, ' at. K o'clock- p.m. ' . Tn w iquirio.it. lT.wnTTr Ttinrsdav at ,'onr , ,, r - - . m. . ' ( To MiMPHia-Seml-weelUy. , -,, r RockportaUMce(vlaNevbiirzhandBoon 1 vllie.i carrying the mail,, leaves at 7A.M., : oa Mondays, Weneay ' and Fridays. Arrives by ' 7 p. .M.. Tuesday Thursdays aud Saturdays. ., . . New Harmony Mall Stage leaves Mondays and Fridays at 7 A. M. Arrive .Tuesdays and Saturday by 4 p. M, Mt; Vernon Man Stage leaves dally (ex eeot Sunday) at 7 A. m. Arrives aaiiy i To NiWBORO.T-Hftei dally Oh pt San Jay,) from the Merchant s a oteL at . o'clock p, WEDNESDAY. ,OCTOBEft I4j.1868

CITY NBli The Election. The ejection yes-. - terJay pawedl off quietly. But few disturbances were noticed;"' Anxious. Both Republicans and , . Democrats, last night: werft anxious ",. to ihoar .tho election returns: The best of feelirisr "prevailed "'i'l far a9 '. ' . w were able, to learn'. ,,( ,..,;,. ' " ' i1lx.EASANT.'-Yesterday iras one of ' tthe pleasantest layaof the season, bright and beautiful.' Everybody ' looked pleaaed and'cheerful.' ; ; VREAcrrtsd There will be preaoh- ' ing atthe Baptist Church, cornev of - t Third and ifherry Streets, to-night. by ltev. Henry Talbirdvell. All are 5 ioyited to attend. ! - -U ; ; : Losr. An ardent KepubUcan; yes-' i tday !mad( a- bet .of fci 'that' he - ' could get a llepublican !who would bet $500 on Baker in ten i(minutes. 1 lie found the man in twelve minutes, - bnt lo"t the bet.-- ;

- Uecorder's Coubt. There ; was but one case before the Recorder yes--l torday; iA wom&ii f solor, on charge of being drunk and disorderly,; was appropriately fined.' 1 ' ' ; f iprii batfdi (t ENKEsi.-i-Th'irfriWa by far less drunkenness in the city yesterday than was ever witnessed on any election. -During tho -day but' four drunken men were to be seen on the

. streets, r indeed. matter" very - gratifying. Betting. There was a good deal , of, betting by parties in front, of the '"Court" 'IlouKe 'yesterday "evening. During the greater part of the after noon there were large crowds .of people jollected there; and great deal of money was staked ons the result ii this State.vf '.: hWil) ! -1.'. Mr. Vkrnon BEprxBLiciN IMeet ino. Oar people who weat(to,Mr. Vcrn-on" on - Monday to attend the grand Republican , demonstration there, which was the largest ever held in the place, speak in tho high est terms of praise of the hospitality .-of tho citizens of that place. Ample provisions wefeinade for" the accommodation of , all. It .was a grand "meeting: ' "" ; - - m '- ; , i ! AnuESTKD.-One of the special . polico; was arrested last 'night, on charge of attempting to shoot a man. His conduct ou the street anl elsewhere was of such a character that4 he was arrested, and ' 'but Tor the interposition of friends wQuld have bean locked up. It is to ..it' t - ' j' V-l' iJ' - T ' , be hoprcd that" for' such' disgraceful conduct this special policeman; will have a fair hearing, and that no pariiality will be shown liimj. 4 ; Vti - a-j : . 1 Contemptible. Yesterday evening at, the Seventh. Ward, polU one of " thtf Dtnocratic candidate's" brought forward a young man to have him 1 vote on a certificate. .TheVresident 'of the liiafd refused to take the vote on thu ground that tho wan was too young Th enthusiastic Democrat insisted that the young man wad a legal-yocr. ' The ypuaf -pan on acknowlelged that he was.but eight:eea"years oil, and that bd-'was not entitlad lo voto. Having made oath lh'atihj was a -legal-voter,'. under the Influence of the Democratic candi date, his presuming friend ought to be 'iheld responsiWeJ for the false swearing. Special PoucE.-At the Spring election" rt"witl tie, remembered that Councilman lieitz,- for the' alleged reason that the special police had elcctioneerecrfor the Republican candidates ... expresw..att ..unwillingness. r to pay them for their services. We 6hall see whether he adheres to the same rule f in the payjaent of the special police force of yesterday. Many of them were eeea electioneering yesterday andv with their hands full of tickets working like bees. Of course all such " Ja the judgment of Mr. . Reitz ought ,'j not to be paid. It he waa sincere in his objeetion to' the payment of the mdalein ployed to- do- that duty last Spring, we jrill expect him to oppose the payment of those who spent their . time electioneering 8 yesterday;

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Oovernor. Baker - Hendrlcka Lirui. Governor. Cum bud. Kderton Oecretarv of State. Hoffman . Ktge. 2Hrt 2S 285 230 184 187 184 187 193 m 201 19-) 2fi 290 250 290 252 :T75 259 37.5 259 375 258 376 257 374 258 375 in 253 102 17 I 192 202 236 190 253 24 185 192 181 235 202' 2li28 Trmturtr nf State. Kimball Ryan . A uditor of State. Evy.. Kemusdaffer 26!l86 191 188 253 179 206 253:286 26A 184 192 201 90 250 V29 188 1801 236 290 2-,2 fHerkof SuprtVM CI. nicAJoy - LaRwe 2641186 !90 230 186 182 201 191 237 -v 2S8'258 Jteporter Sup. Court. macs: Packard A ttonxey General. William sou Clayoool 26.yiH.Vl9l 201 191 251 S74 28S 258 22S)jl86i 181 237 3W 252 24! 185 192 H 1375 192 230 2M 230 186 180 237 200 2891 2 V 252f375 288 253 Hup' I Irtstrve'n J lOtms .... I'bl tins 185 1 192 186 18, 181 237 251 Hep Hive i n Vongre . V eat cb Nlblu-k Venn. Plea Judge. Moore .............. 2S4 180 200 190 253(378 2281184 181 23S258i287i2Ul 257 IT 185 1961191 !25 S74 Jotanaon . 23SI192 184 191 242 201 2511290 260 Pi waiting A.uvPnllllps. ..:.... Pearctt 190 Z52 :J75 252 287 259 192I2S.T378 2181287:257 221 I80 17 27 1 200 236 State uenaurr. Izlebart 2641182 228:183 189 183 193 18 182 Morgan . Jtrpretentative. i Lemake y Polls....i Weibora 1 CalvertClerk Circuit d urt. 262.184 262182 2:il87 2j0il62 202 1 102 2521375 198 190!249;OT5 238 21 1 291 1258 179 237 252,2S5i254 1 195 173 " .1 191 179 Borensou 197 1021253 376 BIddos . 228180 265jl87 233 249286i2.54 Jieerdrr. Tomhemelt ............ Cox Treasurer. Wan en Lunkenlielmer ..... Coroner. Baveiin - . Hauer......-.. 292 192 j 259380 iM,181 iM6,282 250 13 187 '250 377 26TvlS 193 229.183 179 24125i281255 2851188 SA)j85 265 186 192 180 192 180 199 193 250 '373 237 249,2391260 Ji. Mutate Appraiser. 200 190 251 377 252 288 256 197252 373 252,287:258 1S9I219 373 215 27412TU Pruttt t.'tommittioner. Barker - Htwk'iii Asietwr. Wairen, Sr. , McLean , 2yo.isi 236 201 264'l84 191 181 191 281 j 181 J6 263 185 195 18llU6 158 210 "A Quiet Election. Evansville is proverbial for goodlorder on election day. However hot the contest may bo up to ' the eve ' of the "battle, on election dayhe mostj commendable good feeling prevails. , The election yesterday passed off with, unusual quiet and good order.JWe heard of but a single ebulition of.ifeeling and that was short : and innoxious. The manner in which, the election passed off was a complete vindication of the wisdom of the County Commissioners in dividing the Township) into precincts. , There was no eapacial crowd at the polls, and all who. desired to vote had the privilege of doing so, if they were entitled to rote, and the returas from most of the Wards were received at the Journal Office by 11 o'clock. We are greatly gratified that our city was not disgraced , by any violence, however the election 1 may have resulted. A we write the result in the city is still : in doubt. Thus for, midnight, the returns show large Republican gains in the city. Later. Full returns from the ten precincts of Pigeon Township show that wo have carried the Township by sixty , to one hundred and five majority. The news toward midnight, 'from the several Wards, and from this State, .Ohio and ..Pennsylvania, had the effect to check the hilarity at the " Vincennes Varieties,", and one by one the Democracy wended their ways1 silently and contemplatively homeward. The spirits of the Re publicans rose correspondingly, and the Seventh Ward came out in force to serenade the Journal office, and would not be satisfied until they had heard from John J. Chandler, exGovernor Dunning and Colonel Foster, who severally complimented the noble patriots of the Seventh Ward on' their gallant achievment of yeater-" day'. Evansville is still loyal, and ' a majority of her people have declared against the present city government. TheGlorious Seventh. The Seventh Ward covered herself all over with glory yesterday, rolling up the handsome majority of 11G to 122. The Ward is full of gallant soldiers who did noble service in putting down the Democratic rebellion that succeded the election of Abraham Lincoln, and they continue to vote as ; they shot. They organized early and did effective work, and their triumph is complete. If all the wards had imitated their example, we should have carried the city by 250 to dOO majority. The other wards should emulate the example of the noble Seventh, and add largely to their vote in November. The enemy is now routed in the city. Let the pursuit be vigorous, and wa shall achieve an Appomattox in Novem ber. - . , Fine Grapes. We were presented with two of the moat magnificent bunches of grapes yesterday hy Miss Kate Laughlin we ever saw, and they were as luscious to the taste as they were beautiful to the eye. They were from the grounds of our late fellowcitizen C. R. Bement, Esq., of Bridge port. . . Vote op the Township. The vote of this Township yesterday was by far the largest ever cast, showing an Increase of at least 800, which indi cates the increase of the population Knight Township. Official re turns were not received from Knight Township last night, but it was re ported that it had gone Democratic by 95 majority, which is probably about correct. - The Countv. We are compelled to go to press without the returns from several of the country townships The returns leave the county ticket ia doubt, with the chances in favor of a small majority for the Democracy. Opera House. Now that the election is over, and the excitement has passed, our people will no doubt dcngnt to . attend the Opera House xuia is an institution that our people ought to sustain, and we tfciniV ;n The magnificent spectacle, Zorastre win do presented the balance of th evenings this week. All who have not witnessed it, and who are in th

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fi bs only additional7 arrivals and departures last evening were the Palestine, Louisville to return; Cumberland to Cairo; Lawellin, to Eastport. The Fanny Brandefi is repaired and will leave this evening for Nashville. She has a good trip aboard The P. W. Strader will be here to-day en route to New Orleans, and we hope to see her get a large addition to her freight.' Capt. Albert Stein and Kinnie Smith are her admirable officers .........The Champion, St.' Louis to Cincinnati and the Belle Lee, New Orleans to Louisville, passed up at 3 o'clock this mommy, ...The Champion had a good trip...l..The Belle Lee had 101 bales of cotton for this port. consigned to FR. Huston & Co., and ; considerable freight for New Albany and Louisville. We are indebted to Messrs. JJroughton; and Dinwiddie, her accomplished clerks, for favors.' ' River Dispatches. Pittsbubo, October 13. Weather clear and pleasant. The river continues to decline slowly and steadily. Navigation Is al most entirely suspended. The. river is about 2 feet in the channel. There have been no arrivals or departures." .''. ' " " ' ' ' . Memphis, October 13. The weather is clear and pleasant. River fillin?. Departed Clifton, with 1.200 bales of cotton, for Cincinnati ;City of Cairo, for St. Louis. " Nashville,' October 13. River falling slowly, with 30 inches on Harpeth shoals. Weather fair aad pleasant.' Mercury 70 at 6 P. m. Departed: Tyrone, for Cairo. . ' Louisville, October 13! The river is steadily receding, with 4 feet 4 inches of water In the chute, and 1-foot and 4 inches oq .the rocks, a fall of of 2 inches since the last report. The weather is delicious a genuine Indian-summer day There was not a single arrival or departure outside' of the regular packets, and business on the landing is very quiet. .. -,f , t rf -, STEAMBOATS. FOR MEMPHLS, VICKSBURCi AND JJEW ORLEANS. ' ','! The maanlfloont'steanier . rJTZj P. W. STRADER, ! jSLmmmJimJt Albert Stein, Master; Kinney Smith, Clerk, Leaves for New Orleans and all way ports WCDIE8UAY, OCTOBER 14THr . at 4 o'clock p.m. J ' i ""t for freight or passage apply ou hoard, or to either of the wharf boats. " lt FOR OWENSBORO, OA NN ELTON AND LOUlSVILLiE. . . The splendid passenger steamer1 " ROSE UITE, . ' jA. T. Ollmore, Masier; " uica wuicuiiou, jierr, Leaves for Louisville and ail way port4 WEDNE8D.1T, OCTOBttR 14TB, at 8 o'clock p.m. ' ; ' i?or freighb or passage apfiiy on board, or to A CO.. It AKeulS. LEI Oil LEMCK E, .... , - .: ; Formerly '' , : Leich, Carlstedt 4 Co., -1 " Wliolesule rugisis ..:,.) No. 78 MAIN STREE1, au20 dAw3m EVANSVILLE, 1NO. .-'! C. WOLFF, '' . Manufacturer of, and Wholesale aud - i . ReUll Dealer In, Saddles, Harnesa COLLARS ind SADDLERY HARD WARE,' J Jo. 58 Main Street, corner, Second, Evuovoxe, Ins. leblB dtf , . KOLL.TN MISSKT,! vnEVP Tnd ' Hesby Bowlkh, evansville, Ind. Robert J. Dnikl, Cromwell, Ky. . , j .'ni ; TENNEY,' BOWLES. & CO., , p p "J- , J T m if- i- . t - ' ' . .' ; , Whplcsale 1 Grocers, . s No. 5 Sycamore Street, . , , 1 ,1.1 seisdtr .' ' evansville; IND. Apples I , Apples I Apples 1 TUSr BECEIVKO AT TIIK IJUILI..rts' KMPORIUM. and lor sale to oMMte-oonsinment, . .w ; iwu oarreis cuoice wmier aujiicj. . . - BABCOCK 4 STEELE, South Water tetreet, oc9d,!0t Evansville, ind. "rVrO'H'E IS II EH Ell V OIVE.V, that X$l at the next session of Hue Board of County Commissioners, I wiil wake apfiiicalion lor license to retail spirituous iouors, at the old Becker mill, in Section No. 21, Townsdip No, 5 south, of Range 11 west, in Oerman Township, Vanderburgh County. Indiana. j oc9 d20d . ..WAI, H. FOWLER. EV-ANSVLLE, Ind., Sept. 21, 1868. ' Tjiti hum or iionuE, cabk a Co., was this day dissolved by mutual eousent, N. K. Carr withdrawing. The business will hereafter le conducted by F. T, Hodge and John Gilbert, under the style of Hodge & Co., who assume all reaponsibilities, and who will collect all Claims due the late firm of Hodge, Carr & Co, : . . F. T. HOlXiE, N.F. CAKR, .;; bf."" JOHN OILBERT. : In retiring from Ihe above firm, I am Very thankful to my friends lor past favors, nd hope they will continue to patronise ray successors in business. : N. F. CARR. t ' -sep2314t fCouriercopy.J AKTHUB LODOS.-) GHAS. JKNKIN3. j f JOHN FKNDEB. lOEO.FK.NMK. New Stove and Tin lloiise. No. 81 Main Street, Nrxt Door to the Old Washington Hotel. THE INDKIWIOSlin have opened an entire, new stock, and will keep constantly on hand a Kood assortment ol Stoves, Hollow and Tin Ware, Mantles, Urates, summer Fronts, Pressed Waters which they will sell to the trade at. the lowest cash prices. We are prepared to do all kinds of job work and repairing at short notice aid low rates. Orders sol idled. LOIKiE, JENKINS 4 FENDEK. je3-6m. State of Indiana. Vanderburgh, Codnty, SS: 111 the Vanderburgh Court of Common Pleas. January Term, 1869, jan J itacnei lvrou vs. Henry K. Kroli IT APPEARING! BV AFFIDAVIT filed in tLe office of the Clerk of said Court that, the said defendant Is a nonresident ot the State of Indiana, notice of the pendency of said action (for divorce) is hereby given him, aul that the saute will stand for trial on the Hrst day of the next term of said Court, to be bejeun and held at the Court Houe In the city of EvausvlUe, Indiana, oa, the first Monday in January, A.D.li!. WltuesH: Biythe Hynes, Clerk of said Court, this 9ih day of October, A.D. 1368. BLYTHE HYNES, Clerk V. C. C. P. ' ; : oclO ;;.:, . . ., ' ' ' , ' Application for License. KTOTICF. IS HEREBY IVEX that X I will apply to the County commis sioners of Vanderburgh County lor License to sell Liquor in quantities less than aquart. . My place of busiqesa Is oa Water Street, between Sycamore and Vine, li the city of Evansville, Indiana. sep4 3ww WILLIAM CARTER. "

mrARir unHH;m i il l" sew lork Karaet. 8 Telegraph. . f ; NkW. York , Oct. 1.. O.-T ton Opened firm ; and closed heavy and lower; sales of 1,300 bales at 2032(0 for middling uplands: closing at 20c. Flour Receipts, 15,174 barrels and 2.038 bags, and 10lc lower on low grades; oufy a moderate demand; sales of 9,401 barrels at SO 7U7 10 for superfine State and Western: V Oi lor extra State: S7 10 8 40 for extra Western ; J8 75 t 0 25 for white wheat extra ; f7 80C4 810 00 for round hoop Ohio; 58 25;$IQ 00 for extra SU Iouls; 110 50(3(14 0( for good lo choice; closing heavy for low srades. California flour quiet: sales of l,Si)0 sacks at $8 30(810 75; and 13 sacks of new via the Isthmus. Ryk Flour Heavy; aale of a0 barrels at tti (XVviS 40. . .... . Corn Meal In moderate request ; sales of 4(X barrels Brandy wine, at SI 10, and 1,000 puncheons at 829 25. ' Whisky Q,uiet; sales at SI 2ol 22) for free. ' ... v . . Wheat Receipts, 14940 bushels: Irregular and unsettled ; Winter sales slightly in favor of buyers; Spring opened heavy, but ciosed -will more firmness; sates or 99,000 busoelH at ?l 60 for No. 3 Sprlnsj; l 58 for Js' oa. 2 and ditto mixed: Si UO-uil 64 for No. 2 ditto: S7al for Noa. 1 and 2 do. mixed; l 70 for Inferior No. 1 do.; 81 77(3 81 78 for No. 1 do., 82 for Winter red Western ; 82 15 for amber. Michigan: 82 36 tor white MlcTflKan. " Rr i ower at 17 30: Western fl 6d. Barley Quiet and firm ; sales 300 bushels Stale at 82 302 32. B.ky Malt Quiet; sale 1 2 100 bushels at ft 2S2 30,.r. - ! PKAS-More active; Biles 16.300 bushels in bond at 81 44l 47. Corn Heceipts 127,858 bushels; heavy and a shade lower; sales 74,000 bushels at 81 10l 18 for unsound; 81 lSl 19 for sound mixed Western : closing at iuside prices; 81 10 for unsound old kiln dried in store; 81 22341 28 for white Western. 'i.OATS Receipts 113,688 bushels; Irregular and unsettled; opening dull, but closing stronger; sales 170,000 bushels at 73970c for ner Western; closing at the latter price. Rick Carolina scarce at 9a9c. Coffkk steady ;,salesvl 200 bags Rio on private terras, Sugar Steady ; sales 1 000 hogsheids at 11U14: for Cuba; llr12c for Potto iUc ; also, 200 boxes Havana at llc. Molassks Firm and quiet."" - Hops Quiet at 1525o lor American. Pktrolkum Firm at 1516a for crude; 29B0c for rt fined in bond. , s ; . . LrNSEEo5iL Doll at 99c(SSl 02. .,, TCKPNTiBE-Firmer at ii4ic. Pork Quiet and firmer; sales of 1,259 barrels, at 828 6728 90 for mess, oioslng at 828 87 cash ; 828 6228 00 to- old do. r 824 00(3 25 00 for prime; 28 00(df23 Z'i for prime mess. - ' Bekc Steady sales of 140 barrels, at 8 U 50(011950 for new plain mess; 819 50&23 75 for new ex ra mess. , , . - Tierce Beep-Quiet, at 828 00t29 00 for prima mess: 8310 0$U 00 for India mess; sales of JiOO tierces oi prime mess, at sellers of November, at 828 50., . Beef hams Dull, ai2V(j28c. ' Ctrr Meats A shade firmer; sales of 170 meages, atl24(3Uic lor shoulders; 14a 18Xc for hams. Middles-Q ilet aDd steady. " LAHUQnletand ur changed ; sales of 525 tlereea, at nH I9c for atem, and VPyifi (a,lVPHo fr kettle rendered ; also, 250 tierces, steam, 'sellers of N, ?mber, on piitat terms; aellers of 250 tlercas do., sellers of November, 1 on- private terms; 250 tlercts do , sellers of December, at I55ic; . Bottbr Dull, at 80ale for Ohio, and 38,47e for Btate. ' 1 ' Ciibkhk Quiet, at lS5r7e, ' Freights To Liverpool, firmer; engagements per steainer of 75,000 bushels of grain, at 7(47e for wheat, and 7ic for corn ; 500 barrels of flour, at 2s 3d. ' "' ' St. Louis Market. . By Telegraph. ; 1 ' St, Louis, Oct. 13. " Tobacco Buyers and sellers are apart on all grades except dark fillers, which are in demand at SlOfelO 25. , ,. , Cotton Small sales of middling at 24Kc. . Hemp Dull at SI40 lor prime undressed. , Flour-Steady, with a better demand for low grades; medium vrades neglected, aud only saleable at lower prices; superfine sold' at 85 50(40; extia 80 50,7; ljuble extra at $7 508; truble extra and laucy at 88 50S12. . ... ... ... ... Wheat Firm' for good to" choice; Fall ranging at 81, 702, 17; Spring firmer, and choice wanted at fel 40(41 42. ('orn-tIo good demand at 93c8L , Oats Dull, and. prices easier; sales at 52j50e.' ... -.. . . , . liA rley Plow and nnchanged; sales at 81 85(12 kOfor prime lo fancv. Rye Slow but firm. Bacon Firm: shoulders l.llSJc ; clear rib sides KF''c ; clear xules 17;4(J7c. Hams Plain canvassed i(;-ic; luo. sugarcured auc. Lari More doing; TS?i3 19c for choice kettle, and 2ol4c for keg. Whisky Firm and higher, at "8128(3 81 .to. Cattle In fair supply and moderately active at 3(4e gross, i Receiits Of Flour, 5.000 bbls; Wheat, 11,500 buh;Corn, 5,000 bnsh;Oats, 14,700 bush; Barley, 2,500 bush ; Rye, 100 bush. Chicago Market. By Telegraph. ( .. Chicago, Oct. 13. ICart Ahnt Ftch angJ -JKcaree and firm 1-10 off (3 par buying, and 1-10 premium aeiiing. Flour More active; sales of Spring ex tra at 80 00(a7 75 . , , . t,WiiKAV-rNo. 1 tAeajry etSI '1 42: sales Of No. 2 since 'ChaDge at 1 87. Cokn Opened dull and nominal ; (subsequently Improved; Jiles ol No. 1 at 934(a 94c, closing at the outside: sales of No. 2 at 9i (tf 92c, and rejected- at 80c Sales of No. I this afternoon- at 94c Oats Ir good speculative demand, and C9c lowrr; sales at 52oc, closing at o2yto. - . , - Kri-Opened weak; Jl 28 for No. 1 : im proved, and sold up 81 27il 28 lor fio. J, una 8Uil rtf.No.-ii.- .. u iiAVLEi nciiYf, nif i 4 ffji yac nigoer; sales of lo,2 at fUNil,9i, and relecled at 81, C3(3l ,0, closiBg at the ouislde for i .1KS9 PoBKr Firm abcli,toady ht 8."0 00, u LATtb-'rJullatlt.fc. n ' ' Bacon Dry salted shoulders Inactive at ' ' ' Hia. wfKS Steady at 81 25.. Freights Quiet and fl m, and s nuener; o;io-ror oais, 7rt7iC lor corn, and Cincinnati Market. ; By Telegraph.! Cincinnati. Oct. 13, There was not much dons in the general markets, the election absorbllng public atteniion almost exclusively. Flsuk and Orain Unchanged: tbouzh wheat was held higher; nothing of conse quence wn uone.- . . Cotton Dull at 25o for inidd lng. Whisky At 81 80.' Provisions Quiet butheldflrmly at full rates. Mess Pork 830 50. Bulk Meats 12c ana I4;jc. Baeon UJc, Itic and 17c. Lard Dull, and prime country can bought at 19c. Gold- 137 buying. .Exchange Steady at par. Linseed 'JL Quiet at si W. Cattle Firm with a good demand S3 00(46 00. Hogs DoH at 87 009 00. be at , Seirork Dry uooda Market, r . By Telegraph. New York-, Oct. 13. Dry Goods There is little or no change to notice; business on the whole is 1- uciive but the market is firm for all the stnple fabrics; In sympathy" with raw materials. "Xeir Orleans Market. - By Telegraph.! ' New Orleans. Oct. 13. Cotton Easier; middling eloped at24c; receipt, 4,7e7 bules ; e ports, 1," DO bates . Stbuhno-81 483-ic4l 504;; New York sight, J4 per cent. dlKoouuU , . ! . tjOLD Closed at 138.. - , i , Sugar Firm and unchauged. ' . Moiv8dK.H Firm, at yjaiVJc by the etrsro. ' Flour Depressed ; j superfine, 80 50; XXX, 88 00. , . Corn Dull ; new western, 95c; o d do81 001 10. i- - ,. Oats Dull, a' 62o. - (l , ... , Bran Dull, at 81 2 . ; . ' Hay Unchanged. , , . .. ; Mxt48 Pork Flrm, at 32c. . , , i A . 'Bacon tSuoulderi, : li',is ; . i clear sides, 1'LARP-Quiet,'atl9?c;!keg'.'21'e.'": ; :.. !..,..,( Memphis Market. By Telegrapn-l . ' ' Memphis. Oct. 13. . , Cotton Quiet ; noinlually tflje. Receipts 1,76 bales; exports AS bales-. rXous-Noittiual, y- , ' "'".. . Corn-81 00. - -. ; ' '-, ; '; ; , . ; - Oats-:!o. .- : ' ' ,'-,. : . HAY-825 00.' - ; ?:, Bran 82600. ' ' " ' . , Cornmeal 84 75. : ''"" ' " Pork 831 60. ' ' ' Bacon Firm; shoulders L'14e; clear sides at 18c. , ; , , toulsTllle Markeu j By Telegraph.J : - LorjrsviLt.is, Oct. 12. Tobacco StifTer: sales of 28 hhds, at. 5?4fj HXc.Uigs to medium leaf: ltif for cutting. . Flouk Superfine 80 2-V$ UK Cotton -2434c. . s , . Whkat-8i90(32 05. i Corn Old81 00; new, 50360c.'" " Oats f,0vo5c. . . , ,..'.." K YE SI 3V1 40. ., .,, . Misa Pokk-SJO 50.J1 0 . ,, , Lard 1934(s20e. . ' ! ' Bacon Shoulders li?.fc; clear rib sides 163;rtU6?ic; clearsides 1(ia. , WiiisKY Haw, free, 81 30. , RlTer falling, with 4 feet and 3 Inches In the canal.- Weather elear and pleasant. . m ii u. 1 jfew Tork Gold and Stock Market. By Telegraph. ' i New York, Oot. 13. Money Steady at 6$7 perceht. ' Sterlinq-Quiet and firm, at 9,59K. Gonr Without dect'tf l change: opened at 137i; advanced to l-'Srg: fell to 1 !7 , and Closed at 137HC4137JS. ' ' . - OoVHRNments Mirong, ni an advance. Coupons of "81, 1143, (jl I4.1: uo. '6, Uff' do 04, llUOTilO?:; rio. H iUrm new; loaaiotj do. ?t, HW3 ; HMOs 10j331(j6,

CoNsoij8TFor woney and acu.ouut 61i. Stocks Active and higher; 5-20s, 71; Illinois Central, B.i4; Erie, 31i; A. AO.W.. 39MFrankfort, October 3-Eve. V. S. Bokds Firm at 7T773 J. Liverpool, October 13-Eve. Cotton Firm; sales of 1,200 bales middling upland at 10;r; Orleans H.. Flour Lower at 20s 6d. PEAS-Ad vanced to 47s. Others unchanged. Provisions Beef steady at 100.4. Lrd 71s. Pork9Js. Cheese 584, Bacon quiet at 50s 6d. Poducr Spirits of petroleum H.jdj refined do. Is 7d. Common rosin 59 fid; fine do. 15s 0.1. Spirits of turpentine fiat at 25m Gd. Linseed cakes 12 1 :s " . London, October 13. Sugar 30s on the spot. , . . Produce Spirits of petroleum Is; refined do. Is 6J. Tallow 49s. 1 '-:

SCHAEFEII, ORUEJi & KEUK, VANDERBURGH Woolen Mills, Fact&ry on Franklin Avenue, near 1 Pigeon Creek Bridge.. Store on Third Street, between Main and '' Sycamore,' . ; ' " , jEvaiisville, Indiana, : Manufacturers or Jeans, Satinets, DoeEklxu, Blanketx, Linseys, Cussimeres, Stocking Yarn. Ac. ' The highest market price paid for Wool. " All kinds of custom work solicited Send for Price Lists and Sam pies, apllfiniw . j j. oekport Collegiate Institute, . ROCK PORT, IND. nriUIS IS A FIKST-CEA.NS FEJIAI E JL College, and also prepaies young men for the Sophomore Class in our Universities. The boarding department, txcluaively lor young ladles, is complete. Next term begins Monday, August iilst. . O. H. SMITH. A.M.. aulO wlm Principal. ; fTrrAXTED AGENTS -Vow is the 'ww 1 time to commenoe a vigorous canvass lor the Campaign Lives of GRANT AND COLFAX, By Oen. Jams 4 S. BriBbin, With illustrations by Loss i no. Complete in one elegant 12mo volume of 411 pages. Price In pape covers. 81 00: In extra Eng ish moiocco c-lotn, 81 60. The cheapest and the most salable book of the kind ever published. . . Agents also wanted for the GRANT and COLFAX CAMPAIGN SONGSTER, a collection of oilginal, stirring campaign songs, aet to popular airs. -Price, 10 ceuts. Extraordinary inducements ottered to p gents on both works. .Agents are meeting wl h fine success. Address C F. VENT A CO., Publishers, Cincinnati, Ohio. faulS dll,w2t . Jno.W. Headlby, Robt. M, Martin, f DANL.JI.HKADi.KY. y . Martin , llcadlcy $ Co., Cotton and Tobac co Factors, Forwarding and Commission MERCHANTS, Water Street,. Corner or Division, - EVANS Viii.E lWli CIRCULAR.1' AVISO KNTKKEI) UPON TIIK enterprise of establishing a Tobacco market in lOvansy ille, we beg leave to tender our services to our friends iu Kentacky aud to the tobacco growing communities of Indiana aud lllluolx. - It is our aim and determination to build lip a Home Market, eqnal, all things considered, to any In the country, which we conceive to be ol manifold Inter-out lo the extensive Tobacco growlntr Teglon surrounding Evansville, and with onr laige and intimate acquaintance in theadjace-it counties ol Kentucky, and the encouragement and many facilities alfordrd hy our city, we are confident that our efforts will, be speedily crowned with success. . A large majority of the planters In this section have never prized their tobacco for the reason that they have bad no Home Market where they could be present and witness its sale, und besides, most planters are not prepared to prize loeir own crops. For their couveuiei.ee w- wili-oomplete arrangements (In due time for .the new crop,) with good and reliable mtrtvin every neighborhood to furnish hogfcheauB and pi lze tobacco upon reasonable terms, ' Then each Plant-r can accompany his JlogsJicads, and see tfwm In$ctea, Weighed and Strtd, and return Home with the Proceeds. t ..... - I - Our manner of selling tobacco will be so conducted as to lnsnre satisfaction. Each hogshead will be sampled and sol,i separately upon its own merits, to the highest bidder ut public auction. Not only planters but dealers will find that our market affords many advantages to them. Quick sales, even at small profits, will enable dealers to conduct extensive operations during the season, upon a small capital, with the least possible dandanger of loss. ' - . We also pledge our best efforts' In the sale of Cotton and other produce, and nil consignment to e forwarded will receive our prompt attention. ' , For the character of our house wo refer lo our acquaintances, to oar' local agents, find to the leading business houfes of Evansville, and hope by promptness, energy, and strict Integrity, to merit a reasonable share ot patronage. - , . i Respectfully, MARTIN, HEADLEY, 4 CO. September 1st, 1868. P. S.To we propose our enterprising friends to award the following premiums: , Premium $20 In Gold to the Planter from whom we Kecelve toe llrst liossnead, Jfcw Crop. Premium $10 in tiold to tlie Plant er from wbom we Receive the second Uogshead, New Crop. "--'- Premium $5 In liold to the Planter irom whom we receive the third. uogsneaa, jxew crop.'. septl Iwd Imw M., H. A CO. ' Notice to" Contractors. C?EAI.KI PIt4IJAl..S WILT. UK 9 rtcelved at the County Auditor s oliice uutil the nrst Monday in septeiuber, l08, to,- U:o eoustructlon of . a bridge across Pigeon Creei, near the Crescent . City Springs. Th6 masonry or stone work and the su. ersti uc:ure ot wood work will be let separately. No bid will be considered unlt-M, accompanied by the names and signature of the securities proposed by the biuaer. The abu' men is and piers to becompleted on or before Uctober 1st, 1869; the superstructure ou or before October 1st, 1U70. Payments equivalent tto cash, and made upon -etsli mutes as the work progresses: 2j per cen t, i i tamed till complellon ol the wort, flans auu specincations to be seen at the Auditor's office. Particulars given by the undersigned. - . : ' . VICTOR BISCH, . , . .. County Auditor. ' Evansville, July 27, 13G8. Jy28dAwtd "Blessed -is the man who invented sleep," says Sancho Pauza. Still more otessea is the man who invented the means of remedying the neglect aud misfortune that changed mv locks erav lietore my time, or reaped the harvest of my hair I oeiore ine season oi my uecav. to liarrelt's Vegetable Hair Restorative" must be ascribed ineiite possessed by few or none of the usual remedies for baldnesM and premature aray hair. Tho teslimoy nials of its efficacy . are numerous at.r Irreproachable. , ' ' - wly6 CAMPAIGN EQUIPMErJTS - ' - - :- - , . Caps, Capes, Blouses, Belts, Swords, Sasjtes, Pomjtom,"- Shoulder Strrips, Badges, Flags, Banners, and Transpa rencies. . . i , . . ... i J6STSEND FOR Pbice LlSTS.tBa K. C. I- MCWTIN A CO.. Southwest corner Fourth and Main, s-lO w4t - ' ' Cincinnati, Ohio.' , Coroner's Inquest, No: 45, TTEIO ON TIIK BAIIY V ADAM XI A HDLK, whose body was found at flis residence, on Second Avenue, between. Fifth and sixth Streets, in the-.eity of Evansville, Vhiidei burgh i:onnty, taie or Indiana, ou the7ih da' of September, 188The jury, being duly sworn, hud lroin the evidence that the deceased came lo his death by apoplexy of the brain. At the time of his death he was about 55 J eirs of i 6 feet hlah : when found, he was laid out on a bed. Notnlnj' loim.l on liody. b SAMUEL P. HAVLIN. tieS w3t Coroner Vanderburgh County,-

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J. S E W T .V i T T II I. I, lessee and Manager. I,xl Ptw Wight 0 thi Gorgeous Spectacle! U'EDNESDA Y EVKNINU, Octoker 14i"M,' ZORASTRE ; Or, The Dwellkis ok the Sea. Music Bailet......Grand Transformation ! MONDAY KVKNI.se, October 19th, M'LLE MARIETTA RAVEL. TitiHr.i:. si ye its a nno., (Successors to Steele A Trlble.) MANUrACTURKIW OF AND DEALERS I Sasli, Doors. Bilnda, Frames, MOULDINGS, Ac. - Allorders fnrwork In (he Building line are promptly attended to. We keep constantly on band all kind; of LUMBER. PINK and POPLAR FLOOh ING, WEATHERBOAROINO, Ac. Scroll Sawing of every description aiu Dresstiig of Lumber done to order. Fartory at the old stand ot Steele X Trlble, - , Second St., bet. Chestnut and Clicri-j. KVANSVILLE, I NO. , . aplfdtf ; , 1 In reilnnst from the above partnership 1 desire to return my thanks lo iny trleiida who have favored me with business, and would ask their continuance with (henew firm. JAMES SlKKI.K. . Evumsvjlle. Jan. 29. . . T.lI.niIEIt T.U5II5EII ! Tin: i:s iti iti:u ,oNTiivrfci the Lumber Hnslnes at his old stand at the corner of Main and Seventh Streeta, and would respectfully inform Hie publie that his stock is large and second to nou' In I lie assortments, embracing Pine ol r" -thicknesKes and quality, from -the nlc ? Third Common hattluaw Board up ' Three-Inch First t lear Plank. . : i ' Also, sou lx)ORS ol varkotis thicknen nd Bty los, and .- . . , ;: JO.ooo LIGHTS. Windw Sash, Pine nnd Poplar Shinglti 3 and. 4 -feet Lath, Mouldings, Casiufif Quarter.Round, Ac, Sc. Ortiers from the country, river or rai filled promptly. se21 d:im JOHN F. GLOVER. . .L'UILDEKS' ESIPOIUUM. . , tt7K "Ave jvs-r nr.CKivKD the following, and offer Ihetn at., remarkably low pi Ices : 60,000 feet YEI,LOW PINK- FLOOR 1 NG ; 20,000 feet POPLAR FI.OOniNG ; i f,j 100,000 POPLAR LATHS; ' , . !l ' ' 100,000 POPLAR SUING LKS; - . , 2,000 barreU choice WHITE LIME; ' : .1JXJ0 barreU CEMENT, j . ... : t i.. ,,...? -.-4 .,.:. Also on hand a lull stock of Honrs, Sash, Blinds, Glass, Nails, Paints, Oils, and Building Hardware.., . , . , , . BABCOCK & STEELE, j !:.,: Water Street, In . J.nrust. ami- Walnut, .-ftEvANSVItLB, Ind au8 d&wd30 Builders and Paintera. HAVE IN N'l'OKC, 60,(j00 jound strictly pore White leail. 60,t M pound pure Star White Lead. K A0.IU0 pounds Bay State Wiitte i.ttd. 1,000 gallons Llii.seefl oil, t 6,000 pounds No. I Putty, In Bladde rs Cans. Window Glass, all Hires, r , Olaztors Point arid futty Knlv. ' COLORS) ot every variety. DRV er. OIIa All of which we are celling a cult as can be purcuased In the Wft.L. KCLLKK L WHITE, 'Wholesale T)rujgh'.ts Evanrcillt, luA, incb6 If : ' ' i . VIIL.TlA.3t IIXTIsIlNICT, MANUFACTUItER OF ,"!.'...; " . .-' i i i 1 -"i.Sasli, Doors, Blinds, Frames, &c. and Dealer in "' Plh Und 1 Poplar" 'Liirabbr; Slfngles, NIDIN4J, FI.4KIXG, Ac. , , Office and Factory, 0rrur With mid Walnut . . . streets, Evausvllte, Ind. Orders from abroad promptly attended to. nial8 dtf " " Mil, ,,. ' Evansville Slate Depot. ; BUILDERS' EMPORIUM W1 15 AUB TUB Ai:THI'OK one in tne country ,anu are prepareu to iurnin at the manufacturers' prices, on short no Ucc, the folio wing i . ,, ... , ,,, , Roofing Slate of different styles and Quality,; ., , jM! i ' Slate Hearths; Slute Jams for Fire-places; Slate Black Board" for Schools; Slate and Marble Tiles for Floors: And would particularly call attention to the fact that the Hlate Hearths, .lain., and Klacsr Hoards is The cheapest aud bent aril cie lor me poj-uose now Known r'.i.-r 1 HAllCOCK A STEELE. Water, bet. Locust aud Walnut Sts. may29 3md -I- x ... Tt I?1TTT Illj'IfC 1 1 i ! w AI:A'V'AA' TT WISH TO NOTIFY THE 1U'ILIJH. ers and public in general, thatl have ou hand and am still receiving a large StOCK OI Michigan, Saginaw, and Green Bay i PlBeitod Poplar Flooring aud Siding, PINE LUMBER; SHINGLES, &e., Which, I will s-jllclioap tlor va"h.,7 ! WM. HUNNKLj Office and Factory corner Filth; and Walnnt Streefs.Evansville, Ind. Jeis;iu ; JAMES SWANSEA SON, 1 ' 'Wnolesalo and Retailliealers in Shingles, Lath, Doors, and Sash. ' Also, afarj;e assortment of Allegheny, lUicago, anil ioih.io j,um leraiit fr liMirlue, Uressed sale., i and Uiidi'essei on hHixI aixt lor l -1. Extra Sawed and Shaved Pint Shingles, eighteen inches long. ' Wei respectfully solicit 1 he rtflr.ens ol Evansville to give us a cull atMl eynialn onr stock before pii rlt..is-lr lsewlit.iv. Yaud on Water S'niiiKt, : (Opposite Lkiiuimco Wharf), F.vh.uhvIII Ail orders promptly af lended io. , mayitdlim , .- CLOC23. Wholesale 'tlotk- ;nasf it, CEISSLKi: cV DKtAXG,; Gloelr leulei;w, Jeep constantly on haviil a Ktrt.t; kssoi-l-neutof Betn 'i'homa-s auit ot !i-r Anieri'D blocks t It EGU LATOIts, Oi' Kil K AM JALli CUK.-KS. ' Send lor JHriea J4t lo :.!', j, r 7., J Xo. 48 3IAI.V STKKKT. marlOdlyi ' " 1 . .. t d. T IH rSMIWIl l WlIi aWy'pf ison or nei-sons lo 4in. wilum -toe :ltv of l.vansville, any ani-nal ofllie).. kind without, fliKt ohtiuiiiiiir a lu-fiisei llu-retor. All owners ol dogs v.-.. have not t:ken OUt'A license Mr !WK, 'i., ,. : Unrr'r.Y iml irt.5d that they are hulettitia 4 lij.TrtU-es ( -v a penalty lor viobitjiiu mi imhiunuti- 11I llie ilty. -A.. M. 'Mia. i:i l''ttA- tei k. l-.vansviUe, O. i. . iNis-oc5 iai AC,1C ,t PYK i 1IUI ht., ,h-.;.. , " "'F: QRAUPNEIt, ; " ' ' . ; D YER . AN 12 'SCO UREA', FIFTH HTKIIET, tef f)ittt and Cherry., Silk, Wool, Cotton, Ac, colored to order. All. wot k warraulwl, auxA any. dmuiute promptly paid., j v . ' ,k . .' liaa.'TdBiu

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TST ffTKn-CoAI.-MLVKIW-Twnt.lf (-'' l-ood co;l-inl:iers can iret cnij. ?iriWor'1 At Uui SJIOTWELL MINKS iieartasejvllle. Kentucky. (se-Jid.'w T?K l?,:;r- "AS4 KM ENT The linsemhl of the Cumberland Presl.vterlan Clinrch, co,Ilt.r of M.nw.nd and i Lestnut Streets. JhU would bo a very df-uaui,-place lor teaching Afuric or 1'Hrawing un-j I'luuling. Also, a goo. I room for an'omi-e Jntintroof AlA'AH .I(H.n.Kin auj) iitr Ke.il Kstate Agi-ut. BOAXIDIITG. BOAICOIN4J On Second Street, betwefti Syrarnore atui Vine, in tho house lately Oicupiod by Mr. Win. tiura. Three lare furnished looms, suitable for lamti es. Day boarders waute - au22 Ulf MRS. C. A. FULLER. AXJIIQUirCEIXCNTS. Kdiinrs .Iourua! : Please announce me a a cindiila e fn the County Ticket for re.Ieciion, at llie October election, to the otllce of AK.wssor of Pijreon l'ownsliioW'm. Wakkkn, .Sk. roST f O.HT DuOS.KKV-A st all brass doorJkA key. The tinder will receive thanks i.. leavivg it at this office. (ocl J u.it 'on sax: FOB SAI-E HOUSE AND LOT. Owlug to my Intended removal troiu tle city, 1 offer lor sale my house and lot. conlaiuing live rooms, cellar, cistern, and sisble, all lu tip-top ordt-r; good as new. iuAiure on the premises, Tenth Street, between Vine etnd Sycamor? , I will give a barifatu to any one wishing to buy a good dwelling-house. , se29dtf !S , D.SC1IWANKK. IIoiL'38 and Lot for Salo. rrrifi: vkiiy demkaki.e lot, i , i Northeast fiorner of Second and Division Streats, Floating seventy-five reel on Second Street, together with the new two stoi frame hous. For terms, Ac, apply to , '1 THOMAS E. GARVIN, 1 ' ' Third Street : CLEMENT, SPpl If ! t.nd 24 First Street. Kesidaic3 and Farm for Sale. KSI!i:s4i: of the late Dr 11 1 01 omas ittincie will be sold at prlVHte Hr.la. Said htnn i-onlams ,100 acres, wUn Improvemer tM. It Is about one mile Ircm Ingle's Ststl ju, 011 the E, A C. R. It., sad ten miles from this city. For further particular appjy al. lr. K. T. Runcle'u otllce.. Nil. V2 First ,- treet, Evansville. Jy3il. SALE AND F0II f fZf TBIKAI KTII.IlNf2 Lili. jL3vi' Dv. elllng Houses, and Karatfv 3'eil iLoussnd acres of Karmlug Iiad. , 1 buy and eel! lteal Kstate. 1 ' ALVA II JOHNSON, j ..:,:; ' Keal Kstate AgHtlt, Third Street, Evansville, Indiana. dec22tf K. H. FAiKCiiiLn. J. W. BmoHAar. . FAIHCHILD & BINGHAM, 81 Ma?ailnt; Street, B9T dly NKW OKLKANf. P1IYSICIA1JS. D. n. M. HAKT.T, U. I. WALKER'S r!XJIUINLi . imr M n and Third Streets. Offlae Hovrilii to 12;a 1-A dliw tot: 7 to K I1I2I7TISTS. D R. I. IIlS Over First, National Bank, ; Corner Haln and First Streets, '' " ' " Evansville, Ind,, MANrFATrKF.It OF M1N! . ous Utra Work, Gold, Silver. VeN cauite.Coralite, and Amber Plates, C arvet Work, Artlti.ria' t'alaleti, Ac Al)Mf NISTRATOR of Nitrous Oxhl (an excellent and sale anaesthetic). Chicroform, Kther, and also several local paralysers. NEURALGIC Affections treated. MY FACILITIES ar as good and re stab! ish meet as large (consisting of lrivt. rooms as any iu the United states. 1 RETURN MY THANKS for the extensive patronage received during the pail EIGHT YEARS. locuUl To 'Policy-Holders Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company. POUCYdlOLDERIt WHOSE It V. newais lire due this mouth will fli-d t uelr lecelpt Street. .'.-: oc7 dtf at my office. .No. 2 Jlniu C K. DHK.VV, Insurance AneiiL ' ' ' 'ROBERT SMITH, TJ 11 l o - t tx Ii MAIN NTRrrr, beL Fourth and Hflli , Evansvillb, Ind., Has jnst re;ei Veil a uew Hearse, the llne-.t ever In the tdty. A large assort nienl of Metallic Cases, Caskets, and mums sept Collin coiiHtantly ou hnnd. I jv (l i!ll. STEAMBOAT AGEIIT, ' ' " - AND Special Agent for tfie Baltimore Ohio iUllfoad, KlAWSVIttl. l!D. ;. It toy21-tf RAN I Bit AN ! F1.KIJ I . t." : Having made arrangements lor mnj Ions ol Bran, which we win r receiving during next week, we will te prepared to fill orders, who.esale and retail, at reasonable prices. . We will mate a difference ot Irom s to Ii). per cent, to parlies who wish 10 uu large lots ou arrival, before storing. it Is our Intention to be well suppliu i InrlUK Hie Winter with Hay, Corn, unit. tii-au. Shorts, Cornmeal, Potatoes, Ac, Ac. Orders left at our store. No. 73 Msln t-l.. will be prouip.lv filled from oiirrwi oiwr on Fourth Mtrei t. yi-2 , ViL KKUY riH,Q., 7U aiaiu si. lUAKN- VI barrels assorted Kerlueii SrtKarJusi vec lvod and tor fievj low. O.SJ VH KKKY BROS., 7S aiain 40 IIDXIS II A 1 II I' KG AXI I'M'. TORY CHEESE iu store und lor N,tii., wnoiesnie and relsli. oy . ... o-J ViCKKRY BKOS.. 7S Main M. 13 iriiitinurN nriMWEVs The l.e.-t made, from good Eiiut Glass siuliltifi fVir .'Sun " Comet -noiar. ami Celestial " liurners-tor saio i x-2 VlcKKHY lilf-jn.. 'J mi" - it r rsr 11 A Tt is O IJ COAL. nilll'. ITN-DERSIONED HAS ALWAia A. on baud a superior nrtlcleof B:u Harbor Coal, which will be delivered to all parts of the city on short notice, at t h owest niaraei n ice, J AH. H. LETCH KK, Oflliw-No IS N. Water SU I mail u G SATES AND MANTLES. M1 It. ISA A .A VKSMr.it wouiu , .mn. 1 hui he Is prei.sred in the ueslest style, Onlera iet. a I Ii resiuent, on N.lt t-ireet, betwn tit h and S.sth.wlll meet with prompt alteullRefers to Lant A Bro. . oc2 dim . . A."r t i w a ri 1. m u n ii r k-t " v. v. . . . . vjti tf iini At

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