Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 January 1869 — Page 2

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EvansTilla and Crawfortls villa. GOING NORTH. ' LesVe Arrive. Arrive. Kvarsville. Vincennea.T. Haute 4 an p m Mar, S:,aAMl1iS? 2 Viueennes AC 2:05 P t I '5- F 11 8:03 P M COMING SOUTH. Leave Leave Arrive Terre Haat. Vineenni. E'vtUe. Vlncennes Ac I A M 8: A M Frel-ht A AC A M 12$ P M S..W J Mail- , 3 -C3 P M N B The VIneennes Accommodation Tiain leaving at P. M., makes close connection with the Ohio aim ''J"''w: Kailroad at Viueennes for St. Louis and Cairo. ' Terrs Haut8 and Indiaaacslla. FROM TERKE HAUTE. - Leave. , 6'4n A M . S:15 p m I .10:25 pm j Arrive. Mall Train . -Accommodation... Day Express.. Night Express--.. 32:15 P M 4 :!S P M 11:1V FM 6:30 AK Thecnanso on the Ohio and MIsPPl Railroad takes place on Monday, IecmSer7th, after which we will correct the time table ot that Road. , EL H. & N. R. R., Northern Division. TRAINS GOING SOUTH. , Leave Henderson daily (Sundays m excepted A ...... ........... t a.k Arrive at Hansom.. 10 : M) A.M. GOING NORTH- , , Arrive at Hetnlerson. - 5)0pju , m i T STEAMBOAT LINES. To Lotji9vtli.i5. Every Monday and Saturday as loo cioci cvoij xunoaf, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday &t O'clock p. H. Tv Caibo Dally , exoept Sunday, at 4 o'clock p. m. - ; , To toirs Ritkb. Every Monday Riid Friday at 5 o'clock P. M. Every Xnuratay atCn'nlnAlr P.V. To Eastport. Every Monday, Wednes day and Friday at 4 o'clock P. m. T? HK3DKUSOS-Iaily, except Sundays ToN AijHViLLK Every Wednesday and Saturday at 4 p. x. To Memphis Every Tuesday at 4 P. n RockportStage (via Newburgii and BoonUle,l carrying tne man, xeavra n ' i nn ntniiiinTi WorlnwidAVR and Fridays, Arrives by 7 P. M., Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays. ' .- Tsu; ilarmnnT Mail StaflTB leave BdOU' days and Fridays at 7 A. M. Arrive Tuesdays and Saturdays by 4 P. M. ML Vernon Mail Stage leaves dally (ex cent eundays) at 7 a. m. Arrives daily ( eebt Sundays) by 2 p. m. To Nkvkdm. HacK i ept 1: el, ,i iav.l from the Merchant's Hotel, .at o'clock p. M. SATURDAY -.JANUARY 16, 1S69 (HTYJEWS. fay Pencils can be bought at the Journal Office at very low rates. IS? We publish the Church Notice oa the second page, this morning, :.! usual, to which we refer our readord Stone for Sr. Louis. The towboat Dictator paa.-ed down a night or two ago with a barge containing about 8.000 i'eet ol'stono in tow; Thia is the first installment oa their contract in "St. Louis shipped by Ulilhorn & Brinkman, of this city. 1'ouK Trade. There are a lew more hogs expected by our packers but the season maybe considered over We give, in the commercial columns on the first page, a detailed Btatemcnt of the business of this city , for the season, from which it appears that the number of hogs packed in Evansville was 15.05G, against 8,-150 last year, i Dangerous Oils. Our citizens, cannot be to careful in the purchase of the oils used in their lamps. The recent accidents in New York and other cities have established the fact that very little pure kerosene oil is offered for sale. Get none but . the pure articlo from responsible dealers. Spilled. A 'bus load of people was spilled on First Street yesterday evening, by one wheel of the 'bus slipping off the axle suddenly. We were told that a like accident occurred to another 'bus, but the report was not corroborated. Cumberland Church Mite. The mite given by the ladies of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church . last night, though not as largely attended as it doubtless would have been had the weather been pleasant,' was, nevertheless, a very pleasant affair; great cordiality and the best social good feeling prevailed. Cotton Sales. Twenty-seven bales of cotton Avere sold at auction yesterday, by Weldon Brothers & Co., at 2Ci23 cents. This is the highest price realized in this market this season, and is within a fraction of the price paid in -New York for like grades. There is no good reason why Evansville should not be ono of the best cotton markets in the West. A Cheistmas Story. This, is the title of a new and very pretty book, w'ritteu by Caroline E. K. Davij, and published by Henry Iloyt, No. 9, Cornhill, Boston, lGuio, fine letter press, neatly bound in cloth, with sev eral beautiful colored .engravings and contains 153 pages. The story is what the title indicates, and is well calculad to interest,' amuse aud in struct children and even grown per sons. Freak op. JNatiip.e. we wereshown, at tho porkhouse of W. M Akin, yesterday, the four feet of a hog just received in a lot from Ken tucky, which" attracted considerable attention among pork men. The fore feet were not cloven at all, but ' pre sented much the appearance of mule hoofs on a reduced scale. The hind feet were cloven into three parts or toes, as it were. Some of the other hogs of the same lot had one foot not cloven, but none were uniform as the one above described. Annexation Litigation. It will be remembered that tho legality of the annexation of the Longworth and Blackford tracts of the city of Evans ville, was decided , in favor the city at .the last term of tho Circuit. Court, We learn that steps have beea- taken to appeal one, and possibly both cases to the Supreme Court, so that the question of their annexation is yet an undetermined matter. Whatever may bo the law of the cases, public policy and the future , progress of the city demanded their early annexation. s Legal Envelpes and Legal Cap i , for sale at the Journal Office. -

Youth. A house of correctioD i is badly Deeded a thia city. Nest to a first elas hotel, of which we have lost ell hope, and water works, a house of correcfinn ia tho mnl ttiinir needed. The mtv ia full of bad bovs. as well as bad . - , 11 men. The bad men, it tneiawsuu ordinances were rigidly enforced, could he tot rid of : but the remedy for the " bad boy evil " is a problem more difUcult to solve. A house of correction, where bad boys could be sent and reformed, is the best remedy we have hoard sucsested. ' ' There is now a lad confined in the city lock-up, at the instance of his own father a worthy citizen who has found it impossible to restrain bis eon and keep him out ot miscnier. He was ona ot the boys that amusea themselves about the 4th of July by breakinff several hne snow wmaows in th vieinitv of the Orjcra House and Chandler's block, and was. perr I hans. the worst ensraeed In the afiair. Several of the boys were caught, tried and fined, but this b7 managed .to elude the cfSoers.' His father finding him ineorrieable. have found i . neeessary to have him eonfi aed in the city prison i i : Thia is a sad commentary on the depravity of many of the hoys of this city Parents are doubtless to some extent chargeable with this growing J evil. They are not careful to know where their boys are, or what they are doinar. Thev are Dermitted to run at large, crowd around the doora of places of public amusement, to the annoyance of our citizens; to prowl I along the , wharf, "and learn vicious habits, until they become uocontrol able. The City . Recorder and J uatices do not feel like sending these young offenders to jail, and hence they are left to grow up and become xMoirma men 1 riparf-hoafa " kntivfw and vicious rnen, aeaa-Dcats, Knaves anu thieves. A house of correction would , , . . i ,. , . save hundreds of boys from tlie penitentiary. 1 Indiana. Game Law. The time dunng which is permitted to kill ucer l.V. o..tA lU fl-fc f in this State expired on the.nrst of January. Until the first of October next they are protected by the laws of the State ltuffied grOUSO, quails, f rabbits, doves, meadow larks, kill doer and woodcocks are at the mercy of the hunters until the first of February, after which they arc protected until the 1st to the 15th of October, except woodcock, which aro only pro tected till the 4th of July, and rab-I bits protected Until the 1st of November. Wild ducks are permitted to be killed Until the loth of April, aild are , , ... it . t, then protected until the 1st 01 oeptemper. The netting of quail is forbidden at all times. The penalty for violating the law is not less than two nor more than twenty uollars for each offence, and imprisonment in the imintv itiil ot tha rlwnrntinn of f liA J I COUrt. Sportsmen WOUld d.0 Well to bear these facts in mind. ; I gT All kinds of stationery sold at very lOW tgures at the JOURNAL Ul- , 1 nca. ..... I , - i 1 Tttrn?:d Over and Thrown Down. 7 1 Yfistfirdav. as the driver of Colonel IT , ,, ' . I Hornbi ook s express wagon was turninr hU hnrs nnrl wn.i in the street. o . - - 1 i-r. nn Vr I'no'otn.o Vin V nraa cii.l xu Uut ut xxxs x.us,. denly shied, and turning too short, ..j.. -j j I tipped the wagon over upside down. and was himself thrown from his feet heavily upon the bowlders, which were, fortunately for the horse, pretty well covered with mud, which, to some x-x .J .t. i- ' rvu Ciieui, bavcu iub uwso o nua. BAnt nf tii pynruaa wntron wan Rliffhtlv i - O - ea I '1,1.. l. Axl--l--l.l X I oro&en, aua tno leveroi cue iocs, ueut, ... . .t . . n .i i wmcn was aoout tne extent oi tne damage, the driver having alighted Sateiy on HX3 ieCC. ' I ii ! imimiiim - i Tin;. Tlnn T.xw All llnAnaAa tn " " " ' i Vr, A na in nitr, a-rrimA nn " r I . t r tt i r 3 .1 ISt 01 uanuary.- Iiunareas OI aogs I were kept in the City last year Wltn- I .. .. .... ...l nut licnnao anrl no rwron so far as I out license, ana no person, so iar as i we know,' has been punished for neg lecting to obey the ordinance. A few , . ... Vx- I cases were oegun dui tue vity vuuucil interfered, and gave all an oppor tunity to take out license. Few avail ed tnemscives oi tne privilege, iue City Marshal has given notice, by posting bills all over town, that the law will bo "rigidly enforced alter a few dayt. Those having dogs should take out license at once, and save costs. The ordinance should be rigid ly cntorced. It it not 'just that a few should pay for keeping a dog, while others should . be permitted to , keep two or three without payiDg any thing. ' We give this word of warning to all interested, that they may have no exoitse for neglect of duty. L& Ink in small and large quanti ties at the Journal Office. " Court oi? Common Pleas. In the Court of Common Picas yesterday the entire forenoon wjis occupied by Col. Jonea and Judge Ielehart, iu arguing a demurrer in the Fourth Street Market House case. Judge Johnson's decision on the demurrer will probably be given this morning. i Mary Frances Kelly was divorced from Wm. Kelly, on the ground of general worthlessness and abandonment. . 1 'i ' . r The case of Anton Rosencranz vs. Joseph Slaughter,- lor damages in a case of assault and battery, was tried by a jury. Verdict for tho plaintiff in the sum of $100. ; ; .... ' Another chronic case was takenu d yesterday afternoon, which is likely to occupy several days. t ; Horrid Weather, The weather, (rth lnst r hirtv-six honra Lt, " " what might be classed as execrable- : ru r.m n xiu, " -.--a ' o'clock Thursday night up to midnight last night, and the streets and pave ments were filthy and sloppy.- In consequeoce tho churches and other publie meetings were but meagerly attended last night, and nothing but an imperativo sense of duty could have induced any one to have ventured oat.'

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case occupied the attention of the Kecorder yesterday. ' . Daniel Jones alias Ward, was arraigned on a charjre of stealing a suit of clothes and an extra vest, all of the value of $18, from a fellow hoard . i 1. XT 1 TT T . mo iiauuuai uouse, wiwer IVY ater btreet. 1 he clothing had been pawned or sold to Henry Gumberta for a small sum of money, and were recovered.' Jones confessed the soft impeachment,' and had the choice given him to enter into bonds with approved security in the sum of $300, or go down and board with Sheriff Miller. He chose the latter alternative, and is now sately domiciled in the County Jail. jg-Post-Ofliceand Bill Ilead Box nrn and Bill Vti Choolr Cnnceler3 &c at the Journal Counting Ttonm . i - w x'bobably , mistaken. uur mtormant, Mr. liqyd, may probably have been mistaken, as respects the locality ot the accident ot which .mentioa was made m the journal ot Thursday. One of the firm of Uhl horn & Brinkman informs us that' he had received a letter from his partner at the quarry, written on Wednesday, in which no mention was made of the accident, which he thinks must have occurred at some one of the other quarries in that vicinity. As ' Mr, Boyd had the names of the injured men, with details of the accident. there can be no doubt as to theoo currence, although there . may have been a mmaxe as to its locality. S6f Purchase your note and letter paper at the Journal Office. . Real Estate Transfers.- The follow Inf. Id a lie ttlAVACkl uifuta tronuT. f-. - tne week endins5 jaauary )6tb, a appears from the record in the Auditor's office: Joseph Fendrich and Herman Fendrich Q TUomas Scan,iin, part 0f Lot &a, in oid Plan. ior io. John Hlott to Thomas Scatitlin and Jas. m. tcantiin, part of Lotios, oid Fian, lor James M. Scantlln to Thomas Soant lin. niKiividml sixth of Lot. ll,M. in OUI I'ljin torsi. na, part or Lotos, oid Fiau, fori. Samuel E. B:tuks to Jennie Adams, Lot N( 7 lu Biocit EuMteru Euiargenleut, to. T , , . , , , . :.7, in uiockw), in uuinvso.). i.h $i,o,k). Rarlie!,t undivided Hut. Northeast auartt-r iNorl hwest quarter il. i, 4;i, lor S-V(i. K. & U. Kan road ( Um pany to .1 no. 'rolls, Lois2, !, 4, and ti, i n liloclc 7, lu Wo: lueust Lulai'ijeme)) t, forfAH). John J. l'tiaiidler to M;xri. .Line Hull. :5() feetof Lot in Miblivini.n of out Lob 4,iu Upper hluhii gement, tor t!Ki. Alfred West to Maria Jane Half, 3(1 r-et of Lob li, In Suidivislon -( tai lxt 4, Up per Enlargement, for (;;,li0. T-li.lil.k .If. Y.Wll. U If nl '..lr I Lots No. 14 aud lo.ln iuirkiu "iu Southern johu Kjirlct'i to Leopold Lamprlch. Lot f'-11 Kim,lc - lu Muu' nwuxeui. Adam E.sre.'der to Leonard Klsfetder, West J-, Northeast quarter Section S4, n Township 5. South ol llangu H, West, for ilV. Erelsfordto Robert Banna, lAt6, t.JJ.00 K:wteru Euiargemeut, for Mary E. Davis to Mtrtha Smllh. 40 bv 150 lent corner purt of Lot 1 in Uulon Fiace. for SM.IOU. Alien O. Hallock to W. H. P. Stoddard. Low 23 and SI, in Block 61. in Lamasco Oity, lor S.I .';) rll. 1 1 o r .M i C3 A l...nt T ..... 6 and 7, in lilock 53, in Lamasco City, lor Herman Wesaell to Wm. Keoniz. Lots 111, 17. and part of IS. in Olrnstead'a HubZLVier n hioaforisTJir ud Korthwest u.oerwine to Wm. Warren. Jr Lot la, and the tlast Half of 14, in Block 54, in Lamasco City, lor 81.450. John ivln.son to Alex. Wilson, Northwest uipeast uait or 7, and zzla riv mi irtet or v. an in i riA i.nurtr i n laVsement, transfer of lease. Thomas Scantlin to Daoi'il Hassier, part of Lot 5 oid Fian. for si 0.1 n?n,",?txjH't:ii. xw i ii xjAiixaxsuo viiy, (, tease. j Thomas E. Garvin to jjaniai J James. nndivided part of the West half of Nortbeast Q.uaner of Section 2, Town 7. Range 10, 27 l-ll"0 acres, for S337 50. converse elements to Ar. hur Lodge and Charles Jenkins, Lots 7 and 8, in Block 2u, Fourth Fnlargement, tor iM'.'O. Job Stafford, to PniJip O. Eberwiue, West half of Southwest Quarurr section 22, Town 6 South. K:me lu Wh t, for Sl,350. Fldello J. Hopkins loJohu Gilbert, Lot 52, Upper Enlargement, lor il 0 . jouii tt. uoiusmitn to William loliel. partof Northwest OnRrter of SecLion 5. Town 6, Kauge 10, lor 2oi. A Vf n.41, rtli ol . TtKn llitKa.1 T t v. .....c, upper .niargement, lor i,itju. xxeriuau ritrafser io Anna ratrKsser. Liois rand3,in SobdiridedSem j;-;ry Tract, for w5c.K(into Schmitt a Dipoeii. Lot i, u mocniw, in liamasco l--ea.se. A7 u j ai u i u 1UVWUUI iu xi ij ill jw,tiLl ln. '?1?e;!bii.fth9 southeast .quarter ot ao, o, in, oa, tj-iuii acres, ror vi .jw. I Anton E rbachber Lo William O. NisrhtintiaiH. nartnf thKAiiMi nnnriiirnf t.hMMt . ; ' . . " . nan oi iue norineast quarter oi 3, e, li, six Kuicfiiiuriv. asan Jenkins to Diana M. Jenkins, part or oection l, t, 10, one acre, lor SoOO. Antnouy s. Brownine to Arad Mo Cutcban, part of the west IipH of the south west quarter or 34, 4, i(, ror fio. Daniel 1. James to Jacob Van Bibber. 24 I vxx iuo xxiiuui3 pari, ui li: acres OS tbe middle part of the west half of tb( northeast Quarter of 2. 7. 10. tor 87u0. conraa ioueriuan to Arthur Lodse. Lot No. lo, in Block 48, in Eastern uKix.urgemen i, ior c-juu. fgr Cheap Foolscap for school caiirer, for sa!e at the Journal Of ee Thanks. Messrs. Fish & Barter, the distinguished booksellers and stationers, corner of Main and First Streets, have our thanks for late pa pers delivered daily in advance of the mails. The attentive express messengers, Messrs Soward and Mayer will also ac cept thanks for like favors. Master Joe Elliott, Jr., one of the polite young gentlemen in the Auditor's Office, has placed us under re peated obligations for valuable ser vices. We hope, when he is old enough, he will find a good wife I EOF" Merchants, if you wish, to boy I good euvelopes cheap, buy at the Journal Office. Personal. Mr. R. Church, Rail road Agent and Telegraph Operator at Patoka, was in the city yesterday. Wm. Hacker, of Indiannpolis, one of the highest officers in the Masonic fraternity, was registered at the Sher wood House last nis:ht. Correction. In the obituary notice of the child of James Snell, Jr., the age of the deceased was stated as J one year, two weeks and six. days. It i should have read one month, two weeks and six days. Rat-i-fication. Last nicht betwfen " and 12 o'clock, ?IIenry," the poricr ab me American uu.ic, I 1 1 1 T 1 -It 1 XT -4 A . aDatni3 " erry iuea raw, sou of huge proportions and vast ponderI ... . , . , . n V. " wa.s not a goooigii Turner Hall. Despite' the ' inclement weather, a good audience at tended the theatrical entertainment at Turner Hall last night, and a nice I little sum was realized for the object for which the entertainment was given

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Wanted. A District Acrent for a Prominent New York Life Insurance Company, headquarters to be at Evansville... A live man wanted. Liberal commissions paid. Contract direct from Company. Tho Company lias 12,000 policies in force. Assets $:i,000,000. Dividend 40 per ceut. on all table. Apply, either in person or by letter, at the Sherwood House, lor two days, to . D. W. Grubbs, It Uen. Agent. For Ren. Business House No. 84 Main Street, three doors from the corner of Third Street. ' For particuars. apply to - Arthur Lodge, 16-l0t C. T. Jenkins. JSSf-The " Ministerial Association" will hold its recular meetine in the Study of the Walnut Street Presby terian Church, Monday, at 10 o clocc M. All the Pastors oi the city are especially.deeired to be present.' K. Andrus, becretary. To Sickly Persons. . -'. ; ! To persons who are weak and sick ly, the use of Speer's Port Grape Wine will restore their health and strength. Physicians, clergymen and temperance advocates should encour age the use ot the Port uraDe Wine, and thus aid the cause of temperance and moderation. We especially reor ommend it to families for its purity, exquisite flavor and healthy properties. Medical men certify to its valuable medicinal powers. We under-, stand . that Mr. Speer has been for years engaged in preparing and perfecting it, and that it requires a four years' process before it is fit for mar ket. iv, Jr.. Baptist. Our Druggists have procured some direct from the vineyard. It is excel lent for females to use. d&wlt Tax Payers, Attention! Per sons still owing city taxes for the year 1868 are hereby notified that I will be compelled to advertise all such remaining unpaid on January 26th, 1869, and will levy ou personal property on which the city tax has not been paid before the above date." T. J . (iAVISK, 14-4t City Collector. Jg" Cyrus W. Field laid the At lantic Cable, and insured the success of the great enterprise. ' Dr. J. W. Poland s Humor Doctor lays the foundation for health and strength by purifying the blood. Sold by Cloud & Akin. ' 'ianl3 2tdltw rjtST" Never mind hih taxes. Pa7 them now and save tive per cent.; then go to Davidson & Ueckers, l(y) Main Street, and save 15 or 20 per ceut. more on a good warm suit, beloro tho. weather gets too cold. nov2b-mw&s. " . ; Klectlon Notice. The Annual Election for five Di rectors of the Kvansvillo Street Railway Company, to serve for theensuing year, will be held at the office of the Company on Monday the 2th inst., between the hours ot 2 and 4 o'clock p. M. By order of the Bo.-ird. W. W. Chandler, Secretary. Jan. 13, 18G9. . janl5-td. ' Auction ! Stoves And Tinware. A store full to be sold to the highest bidder, at the houso oi Lodge. Jen kins iNs Fender, Main, near the corner of Third. Stock at auction. This will be a great chance to get a bargain, ouch a sale was never had in this city before. Come all who want stoves, pans, buckets, boilers, cups, c, Sc. t ale Monday, at 10 o clock a.m. January 18th. Elliott, janl4 Auctioneer. , 13 For pure Drugs. Medicines and Liquors lor .nedicioal use. Ivory bets, genuine imported, 1'erlumes, Colognes, Pomades and Fine Brushes, go to Scliuermann & Burford's Opera Drug Store, 18 South First Street. i-'reocriiitions careiuhy compounded at all hours. jan!3 Chios. y.Geo. S. Sonntas & Co. can be found at the old Lowenthal store. corner of First and Main Streets, where they expect to supply their customers with goods in their line. d e24 tt Price of Coal Reduced. Take notice that I have since the 4th inst. reduced the price of coal to 12J cents. delivered in tbe city. jan8-tf l 08. Thomas. , , Glass Shades and Cases. For covering fancy clocks, Btatuettes, flowers, &c, at MARK, WARREN & CO. S, jan8 6t 25 First Street. ' Flour. The best brand of choice family flour sold u the city, the Cynthiana Mills, also, rye flour tor sale by H. D. Allis & Co.,' First St. second door below Vino.. A .Large Stock of Superior Liquors. N. F. Carr & Co., at No. 3 and 4 South Water Street, have a very large stock of superior Liquors of the choicest brands, selected with great care expressly for this market by Mr. Carr himself, with special reference to the wants of this trade, and offered at very small profits by wholesale to cash customers. Steamboat bars supplied on liberal terms. declO dtf New Milinery Goods for holiday trade, just received at Hughes'. cs Mauy years ago. the writer of this notice and an invalid physician, white vlsitiug the Island or Si. Croix for their health, experienced and witnessed many surprising aud beuetieiHl effects ol the li.ii iti tbeie produced upon many of the iuvalidci who were, like ourselves, seeking health, aud noon inqniry and luve nidation, obtained a full history of its medicinal virtues. He wax delighted and surprised, and determined to make it the i'usis of a Tome and Restorative Medicine. The result of his labors was a glorious sue--iss for himself and sutlerlut; humanity. T!ie eelelr:tted Pr.AJJTATTOSt Brrrtcs was thus made If nown U the world, tieiuij an aiLicleof re:tl merit, font. tied on new principles, and relying wholly iiou t he vegetable kingdom lor its medicinal effects, it worked a rai id revolution in the treatment of physical debility. . " Maunolia Water. Superior to the best Imported German Cologne, vud sold at half the price. . jaull-d3teod-wlt. LiZT Try some of Iludnut's 'cele brated Hominy Grits. It is superior to Rice, Tapioca. Sago or Corn Starch for puddings. For sale at the New York Grocery. j JESy150 barrels of choice Eastern Apples, wholesale and retail, at the New York Grocery. Also, 20 barrels new Buckwheat Flour. , - No. 8 Second Street. A splendid stock of all kinds of boots and shoes may always be found at John Rasch's, on Second Street. Ladies' shoes of varities and styles of the best make. Boys' boots and shoes. ".Ladies' and gentlemen's over-shoes. ; Customers cannot fail to be pleased, as the stock has. been selected.with the greatest care. Call at No. 8 Second Street. m., w. & f.-novl2. , Toilet and Fancy Articles at Bridwell & Co.'s Drug Store, corner of Third and Main. Finest stock in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds. Attention of the ladies invited. None but the lest kept. oc26 dtf

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5 bbls Krout. f " Sweet Cider. 25 " Buckwheat Flour. 5 " Elegant Syrup. 100 - " Eastern Apples. 15 cases Yarmouth Sugnr Corn. Parsons, Scoville fc Moffett. dee2J REVE It N K W S Fur oilier River Items see TTiird Iagf.. The river commenced rising hero yesterday,- and - will come up fast by to-morrow. At Cincinnati and Louisville the river is ri-ing fast The additional arrivals and departures last ; night were the Roso Hitc, from Louisville; Charmer, from Cincinnati; Cumberland, to "Cairo; the packets, to Henderson; . John Kilffour,4 Cincinnati to New .Orleans; Petrolia No. 2 and Louisa, to Wabash River.. ......The Charmer and Rose Hite had good packet trips in 'and both will have good loads . out this mirning;'. each hating taken good round lota of freight on board last night We were gratified to meet Dick Dowler, formerly of the St. Patrick, in charge of the forecastle, as mate. He is a good ooe..r....The John Kilgour had a good trip, though not fully loaded.. She added some freight here....V..The Robert Moore will be down early thia morning, en route to Nashville. Coet Bradley will be pleased to see his friends The Petrolia No. 2 and Louisa were preparing at a late hour last night to leave for the Wabash river The Louisville and Robert Barns, from New Orleans, and. the Minneola from Memphis, are due to-day ...At midnight the wind wf.s shifting to the north, and 'the weather -was growing gradually colder. The clouds were black and dense, as . if charged with fnow On Thursday night we wrote that the Tarascon had taken here tiOO hags of bran and shipstuff. The compositor converted the hays into hogs, which would have been a good speculation for the owner if he could h;ve got them into market in that shap, and a rood thin?, too, for the Taracon The F. J. Pickett, on Thursday morning, ran into the bank above Maysvillo, with two barges loaded with salt for Evansville and Nashville, and simk one of tho barges and damaged the other, which broke loose and was recovered by the Champion, which claims salvage. Slanifesl Steamer Sam. Orr, from Eastport to KvauKville, J;in. 15. Matthew lalztd, 1 beer ke ; J C Hatfield, 1 bx h h Roods ; Capt Duncan, 1 bx lurs, 2 bxs ees; N F Carr Co, ;i hf bbls, 3 kens; Topf A Long, 1 bdl collars; J C Dnsoucliet fa Co, 4 bbistnr; Terry, Bui l is f; Co, hf tiblwnisky: Win. Kellly&Co. I-'SI b;s corn; Maekey, Ni-shit Sc'o, 15 hales cotton ; Kerney fc Marper. 4 bales cotton, 8 bgs wlieat, 1 coil rope; Weldon Bros & Co, hi bales cotton: Jleluirl, Hros, 7 bgs wueat; G G N tbiack A Co, M5 bs corn, 14 bs wheat. l luclniiati Robert Moor fc Co, R bales cotton ; D G FowlerA co, 'Jl bales coUmii. MemphlsT-Tooph, Phillips A Co, 50 cad tobaceo. Point riensant Jas Piekard, 4 bxs tobacco, half bx do. 1 saddle nd bridle. jHiruell's Landing Ja Piekard, 1 box mdse, 4 bxs tobacco, hf bx do. Unlonlown Hallield A Robertson, 5,000 feet dressed floorin a. j-hawneetown Martin lrvau, 2,900 feet dreased floorin Smithlaud P II Conant, GOO It flooring. , JZlver IisiatolJCH. Pittsburg, January 15. River scant nine feet, and falling. It has been raining all night, and is sti". raining. Thermometer 37. Cincinnati, January 15. Arrived : Glendale, from St. Louis; John II. Groesbeck, from New Orleans; Sam. J. Hale, from Memphis. Departed: Abeona.for Tennessee River. Tho weather is very wet. Business is dull. The river rose two leet. There are thirty-seven feet in the channel, and Bixty-five feet under the bridge. Memphis, Jan. 15. The weather is cloudy and cool. The river rose 4 inches. Arrived Mountaineer, from St. Louis; Norman, from Evansville. Departed Longworth, Cheyenne and Swallow, for Cincinnati; Glasgow and Rubicon, for St. Louis. Nashville. Jan. 15. River risirg, with 18 foet on Harpeth Shoals. The weather is raioy. Louisville, Jan. 15. Port List Robert Moore, Cincinnati to Nashville; one barge of iron from Ports-j mouth; one barge of hay from Salt River. River rising rapidly; canal 12 leet 6 inches; Falls 10 feet C inches; over th rocks 9 feet 6 inches, business dull. Weather wet and mild, STEAMBOATS. FOR OWENS BORO, CANNELTON, LOUISVILLE, a so CINCINNATI. 7 ' The first-class steamer CHARMER. ml ii "'P ip K. Barclar. Master. Sam. J amen, Clerk, Leaves for Cincinnati aud all way ports 84TUKUAT, JANUARY 16ru, , at 10 o'clock a.m. i For f i eight or pnssa apply on board, or to DUKK NiCllLLSON, Janl5d2t - Agent. FOR MEMPHIS, VICKSBUBG.anp NEW ,,, , . ... .c'ULKANs. Thenew aiid numulfiecnt steamer lvf SUHY HOUSTON wiiii "'fi'L. B. I 1 1 n ham. Master; 2 :.. liany-Wiuker. n k . i '! NiitPeuuixf;toii,J Will leave Kvansvillo for New Orleans and all way jvm is NATlltln v, JANUARY 16th, at 5 o'clo:k p.m. . ' For freight or pas?i!e applv on. board, or VV. G. I'.KUWN A CO.. to jaiJdSt mm owkn.si)i:o, canneltoN.'Ano LOLIsVlLLK. The fleet aud elegant passenger steamo . MORNING STAR, iffii-mn ' irB A. T. G 1 1 more. Master, Dick Hutchison, tMcrk, Will leave for Ijouisvilie and all way porLs NATUKniY, JANUARY, Hirer, at8:30o'!loc!l P.M. Ftr freight or passaao applv on loard, or to ,, ,W. G. BRUWN A CO., dlt - - ; Aentw. J0 li CA1 KO And M EM P H IS. The great Cotton King yimA SILVER MOOxV, ifri ii , Prn M-rrlelees. Ma ter; Johu M. Spencer, Clerk, , Will leave for Memphis and all way ports , Mtt.VIUY, JANUARY IStH, at 6 o'clock a.m. For freltrht or passage apply on board Or to HUMPH KEY, PATRICK CO., JanlGdlt Aleuts. Notice cf Administratioa. NOTICU IS IIKItKBV filVES, that the undersigned baa been appointed Aumimstratoi of tho t-stat "of Charles Harrington, deceased. Said estate is sup posed to be solvent. All persons knowing themselves Indebted will make settlement Willi me, or poisons having; claims against aid estate will preseut ihem tor settiemeut. T. M. ST tt A IN. Admr. N. B. Persons having bu-iness with said Administrator may leave it with Jaqness, Hudsjetli A Co.. on First. Street, Evansville, Indiana, janlil 3ww T. At. K. ' Cffaf EJT. SAIT, ItACOJf, Oats, Bran, ve., at the lowest market rates. EHRMAN, FISHER CO., ' ' oc21 dtt No. 19 North Water Street.

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Strayed or Stolen. ' ( STr,ssl; A t hes: nn I. sirrel hoi'se, four JL. years old in lli Spring; no other marks remembered. A liberal rewarn will be puidjtor his delivery, or any information that will lead to his recovery. jnWdlw - MOSES AIKEN. Dissolution.' t Tin: IIKM KNOW.V- AS lOlifiE Jenkins ft Fender is hereby dissolved! All moneys dne the firm to be collected by Arthur UiJge and Charles Jenkm. and debt made by the firm paid bv said Lod"e andJenkius. JaulU d:iw" Dissolution of Copartnership., ,.: rTIIIK C01AItTJVEKHII Ill'KKTO. JL fore (Xistintr between !. II. rn.mr and Frederick Heulce.nnder tne firm name of Cramer Jc Heuke, wss this day dissolved by mntual consent. The business of the late Arm will be settled by Frederick Heuke. who alone is antuorlzed to settle thesame. CRAM Kit HKDKH, Fvausvilie Woolen Mills. , Kvansvllle, Ind., Jan. 14th, iw;y. ... " , ; I desire retarning thanks to my manv old customers for their long-continued patronage, and would respectfully request a further continuance of the same. jalG FREDERICK HEDKK. - Notice of Copartnership" fplIE UXDEIMIMSED IUVK,i:jf. JL terel into a copai tnership, to date Horn January 1st, IStjS, for the purpose of carrying on tho business of A rchlteetsi. , , t ' 1 - KOBEU'f liOYD; JanladSt s OTIS WOOD, i ' C Xfc 13. tOBEET BOYD. OTIS WOOD. BOYD &. WOOD, A- R OH I T E C T; S, No. 7 Cliandler- Clock, Corner Fir t and Locust Streets, EVANSVILLE, IND. Plans and Specifications prepared on fchort notice and reasonable terms. " JanI5dtf QAA BBLS. KX'I OliU FLoUR: IKA VAHILT ioo barrels Superfine Flour; ' no bona ximoioy riavr 800 barrels Potatoes; .... - 50 barrels Sweet Potatoes, , .. . In fctore and for sale rv EH KM AN, FlNHRV? 4 CO., oc21dtf No. lNoithWter Street,, Dissolution of Copartnership. THE AKT.VVtNIIII HERETO, fore exislin- between Charles liabcock mid B. II. Gnfllth la this day dissolved. The business will hereafter be conducted by C BABCOCK A CO. Evansville, Jannary 1st, lama. Jsn9tilw Slcrcliant Tailor. n , , Can be found at "' I'', ' '" AT). 8 11 A ND LETTS Ji LOCH ap-21 .'im ( V -'' I IttfM.k . - 1 STANDARD , i HOKSISROOK CO., No. V NorUi Water Street," Evansville. led FLOUR I miiE c.Mii:KMiri wiix nixl their best tamily h'lour at Ul 75, at their Mill, corner ol Fonrlh' Street ami ulton Avenue, anil deliver to any part of the cay. VAHLBKUG A LIAON jalidlf . Xlraii..-villt IlttHiiicN 0llf kc i JtKHO YA L. 1'TIIK Ni;AH( III.MJ THIS ' I'lTYlhoroni;hiy for new quarteis adnpil ui our xieeewiues, we xxave be.ieotetl CHL CENT CITY HALL, corner Main and Third Sireeij, as peculiarl. adapted 16 our use. il:e supern ap;ii'imoiiia now occupletl in thts biilldini;, ith entrance on Tnlrd Street, are uneijiiaieil in all t.h essentials of lM!a.iit.v, Himiie. iiKlit, veubilfttion, mid genera: urfau'raeni, I his Institution, established ; In 1850' n " Evansvilio Commercial College," is now tbe O'dest, mot popnlixr, aud extensive School iu the West lor tho education of oaug men and boys la Commercial Brnneiies. ' ,-- - The plan of tnstmctlou in all depart raents i.-4 peculiar to the lnsUtnUou, xtud is me resnib ot many years' experience and development, and Is the place to obtain a thorough BuKiuesH Edneaiion. A regular vnirset.i insiruetions, and nn lMPXtOVEl SlrtlKJl or ACTUAL UUU1NESS THAI N INw selected foin the best Businesa Hotv-es in the country. ROOK-KEEPING, PENMANSHIP, COMMERCIAL A KITHMhllU. CUKKESPONOENC'E, An, ihor oti'zlilv tauxlit. and suetess uun.rn.ivtMul. Tne BUSINESS (XliLEOK stand.- Dartvaiud in its eliiclericy, and is the most li'it.tble example in the country of the icehibiiity ol flitiua v-ouuk men for the inn her liuaucial positions, through a eoursw of eici;c-i imeutal training in the detail of busix.es. It Is lmiKMlble here to lullr destrlbe the " bt;auty of the xtyntein of PRACTICE, which uas grown up by de itiees in lue lnsubution. A visit to this wouder'j! beehive of btisinesa never fdils to impress the benoiiier wna its important practical char acter and its niter feasibility as a prepuraiory scnooi ior ousines. .., Parents aud Kuardlans will find nowhere else in tbe country a school wbete their children and wards will receive such indi vidual recognition, aud where no much Is doue to advance each pupil in whatever is deemed most essential to their syiximetLadies and gentlemen are invited-to visit o-.r rooms any hour during the day or evening. . . . For information regarding terms, circa lais. specimens of penmanship. c., ad dress WELLS A KLxNEK. ' Ju7 dim I'rlucipala and Piopneiors. .W3L O. BKOWff H'CO., Forwarding and Coiamission "'Merchants'" i''-' WHARFBOAT PR0PBIET0RS, Railroad and Fast ' Freight line ... ti Agentsfi " EVANSVILLE, IX I. janS dly , JOHN 1VINS0N, , ' . ' ' BRASS FOUNDER AND FINISIIER, ' Btcam and Gaa-l'lpe Fitter, ' ! MauufHdurer and Dealer In Steam and Waler Gauges, Sx;lier aud Kxtbbitt !- Me! :tl, and ail Articles apper- i taming to a Brass Foundry. . KTKAMIJOAT AND GKNKRlh SLACKWater Street, bet. Pin and Icct.. , EVANSVILLE. JNI. I'ash paid for old Copper ti1 Htwai Farniers .aiid nonsekeftpers, . T A. BC l i TV O T I C JZ I If yon want CHEAP SOAP, and at tbe same time the very UL of htap, oho . Sap o n i i'i c r,, or ( OXCEXTBIIED hYK, : - Thk. Heady Family Soap-Masks, , . t Ttie only feiiKin Lye in the market, A istx of it will limit e inucU more Soap than 1'oI.xmIi or any bogus Liyw. . : ; ' Manufactured by 1 Peiir.'a Salt ManuIactTiriEg CoiapaEy Pitts buro, Pa. j - i .Importers or CltYOLjTC. and manufacturers or the following Standard Chemicals: Natrona Bi. Carb. Soda, Natroua Sal Bod3, Nat ona Poms Alnm Natrona Muriatic Acid, Natrona Refined PetroleniUj Natroua 'chloride of Calcium, Natrona FlourKle -of Calcium, Natrona Baleralus, Natrona Caustic A eld, Natrona Sulphuric Acid, Natrona Nitric Acid,' Natrona Refined ttapouifler, Natroua Salt. Natrona Copperas; etc. " ' ; ;; ',' ldAwtfT

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HOTK E IN IIEKEItT OIVEW.that 1 will apply to the Citv Council ff evansville, on Monday, February 1st, f ;r permission to ere.it two frame dwellinjjs one-slory,2i by 51 leet r also two 'tunbles, 12 by HJ leet on Lota Nos. 5 and ti, Battell Placi. JACOB WEINTZ. jani5at4..u;-- Jtotx . .-..C 'UU .... .. j

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Lirrrrm fiiviMiN'i'c'.-AnrrB in o ! Post-OflWf nt EvnBHTiJ.,,HiatOl Indians, on the p.tu oiiy u j-.iut aiy, isi.', Persous caiiini tor nny ot ilirwi leltern Will please say " Advertised," giving date. I. A l I !;. LIST. Allen Jennl Abreus lzie 2 Austin Mas; Allen VftroiinK Alexaodn- Murxh -Bryant Finrs 2 , , Hnrcn Fannio Itushnell Cor Iiettner Iiouina , ; Rurns Nuney .' Crowle Annie CaneyG Margaret . Cox Mary I .'outer Mary Cooper Mary J Chli ho m Alice H craft Bell ie VKper Jennie i C .nner M;itt,le c:ar cr Mary a Copenhagen Minna 4'alm Rarttia Iiarlinijiians P.ctta I in u tinner Motile I -alum Mary iJyson Kai y -LierklriK K mrs ElyMnry F.d ward- IlntUo Jeffries Mary I! John iMvid uirn J 41 ret t. Tix-y Jneobln Loitlft Kiivanauifli N-lllfl " K lrn man Jennlu Kelly MarKai-fit Kemper Caroline Ix'amasters Eliza J Lynch M;iry i' Miller Ksto M oi i to i ivt us.;sr i o M at tl u M ary J Mackey Emma MMre Kato . Mnm Lavina Mnlrey. 'l';ibi; lia Mat hews Mary lHicliiel Lonio M U.hel Jaim Morris A nnte J Marshal Lou .Mahler Mry Madden Jr-nnlo M;( 'lain l-:ilio McKitiH-lr Mary A Gorman .Jane Neal LBtira Jrr Fiillnia Elliott Jennie Phillips Jennie FsniiiKaii Martraret Pkilllps Belle FrKe-i Ester PaneinAiy Freumau ilatt.lo !lllill!"U Molllu Pai tei- Mary A IN-pe Haumili -I'nrk ! llzaiet.h Itlueharr. Martha . Strand S J mrs SiiImII Jetmie Slattery Mary K SlroLher Nancy Sharp Mary S.lnr Mxr'.lia See Olivia ' ' Hayer Lottie Seer hut n Tyior Emma Thomas r llzabetli 'J arlor Emuia V os-ei i H1TIU Vonel Mary Willis CLiiiliillne A WaihlDglon Glili-xn Finch Frances Golden Mumaiet GiKid Charrotte tJardner Mary Gales Ida.- i . 1 i Gash liarbary Holland I alalia Harper Lucy Hall M Jane i HavioBs Jadia ' Hankius Miry E Harris Jal a Marver Sarah Hartloff Mollle Inibuj.li Lesatta Jft4insai Jacobs Lutlcia Johann Eme.la ! Wilson Emm UiiM LEMKN'H I.I ST. Andtrson John Afion F Prof t i Brady Bernard ' Block A Bacon Alfred ItHCor- W L Beecher Wm Brown Wm . Bordman Thou Bradley J L A Co Bi y e J o Bowt-rs John . Bertelsen J ' ' ' Bernajs H L ' BreiniHU J F BuKh David H -uu Ewd , Bacon A K ' Black ClmsD CorhettG Cravens JflS Court nej John V Cook J A Cecil lieu II Crr F f CulltKHii Ewd CruiupKu F A Cole A E Cash BM'J urll Jseob . Depry John llKVids.u W R Miller Thomas Mafir R Montgomery P Mf Maysou J A MacHey John Meyer G A Son 1 Miller Dxu'lR Moor HIJ MoirlsKwdK M ody C W Dr , Mc-I Kill aid Nell ' ' McKeyijolds J F Cap. McAdams A Nelson "has " Ne-ter V t Oliver John t'Mearar John O'Connor Henry Parker Win A Peek Geo P Pei ly Conrad II Pearey Capt Peva Oeo i Pldgeou John X 1'ril . hsrd -tet U Keiu It ' KuiiKlii J. (in . it,eve Jus j l(uii M ii-li liUhll Win 1 lUy Jas Vvr . . , Keehtt W ' Dennis Johu lieubelt C II liuuheuii isoinmon Small Wm H I llixlilx 1 I Sluimous Wm iiilWitnU F 1 Erwiu Geo . . Elli ugei- U i Elliou. A Edward A U Eiiis I n-ll li is Ford J S Kict-iuHU John T Fei'KUsons Fred FoMHKen E Frarrcn Snytler Goldsby John Gronsit Stephen onysh' Win 4OOd E W , , 'Gill Jos GIiisk Milt . GrlerSam'l Hmubrmi'i Itoli.t , 1 1 uuij '.uey St.' lloliy lticliilid Hagep Ueti ii . Hail U X, ' ; Harrave If M nnilon E N 2 1 Harl Hi UK t Hliih liaulel , Hfiswins HuMsnin Hudson 'i'lietidore Howard W II ( i Hunt W A Jioxan Richard J luiiiM I - . r Jomirton K M Jones Diiu'l Jaeksou fcirutus Jachmnnn Aaron 2 Si. Johns Wm Heiliimu M e-nr-. fc Co Sm H h W F F -J Sooll Win II Sudei S Sisiey H . , Suiiiineis M II HI in vol I o.' it u SmilUMIke sui.iirJl' , Hhepi.rd Jolnv , ' Siouer John H I III inoii l I " Ntlrfftm ti S .ir Co Siml.li Henry ! Ku-tilf t. Lli;e siuotk E Stroud Frank Md:i k lev II eury Hinilh G W Mepiienwiii F M Sleiuiin H .Huitevaiil C II Smiih I'lirhia Server l! j i " i Seclc t o Sjliriini A A Sruiria A B ' 'i hotfi rmon Anderson Ttirr v 'J ii j lor i TwyDii i, 'IVKHian Jitm Tuylor John 112 'i'eamer A I Tram uiel John West Johil 'i walker I I! Joiiiison Grnuvilla , Woodward Harry WlliSOll lil'll Kelsey Ewd Kay J W Keunev Ira KuiRht John II Korle P H . Luck Oeo F ' Levi Murk Jjove Tiios O , Loukwootl L Jj Loyd Jin A Mou!f"ineiy Sam Walker Geo Jr Williams. in C Wllison wnlie WllheiHpnoU 11 ' Weyel lMViii Weaver Dumel Weill Lai kins Wehster Win K Watis Zioliarla Wixliti Win It Walk Ins Cade Yountc E E xuau auos . Youni; Joseph - A. T. WHITTLESEY. 1'. M. fiXOTirE T 4TTO!V.MIIII'Ii:itM. Xi Havln lensod the EvanhVllle Cotto Compress, i am prepared to receive a Cotton ltid put the same through with disnateh. With an Increiisu of ixiwtr and With an In additional Imr-rovetnents, there will be no detention : and Cot ton,' wniie In my bands, la cove?-ed by liistirnnce. The iidvnti! f f impressing Cotton Is well Known iooki snippers; and all l a k is a trial to lmtire a continuance i f your bust news. Jantf diwi G. H. TINCH. : ;;Wand'8 Eureka Tonic- Bitters . A ItE I.V VAI.l'A ItLK, AMI M il. I. JiJL. cure all who sillier liom. Billons aud Liver Wouiphuxits, iiidi;eKtiuii. Oiddluess and Dizr.iucss, tor habitual Costlveness, jvueuiuitMiu( xtsurixji(ia, t oiign. i oil. uinpliou in Its first siages. Dyspepsia Jn all bbaKes, and as ceueiul i-iiiliy Medicine, it is truly wouderlul la Its effects. mi. a in its course, it creates appetite, promoles a lKutlton, and HtreDgthenslhe w hole nervous .ysu-m. AllthliiKS in nnlure rquire xUtouLion ; then how nmeli leau-r csie opfiu we iaKn wibii biie uuiiiun couSUtutlou. -Wand's. Eureka Tonic Bitters will build up, fctrenguieii. tind preserve the Co usUl u lion of all who use It. ; It will also build up. the wasted powers, purifii-s the biood, expels all vitiated Uulds, and liarmonhse and. Kiven renewed vlyoi and xieailh Ul the entire lu-man Hvsiein. As ail sli k neKs oome ou by an lmpnre state of Uis blood aud torpid state or the liver. men you snouiu use wuml'i r ureka 'l onio Bitters, wilicil will ce.-tainlv cure von. Then why do you suffer, when f he greatest cuie iu me uuuiry or auv known medicine can be proiuieii lrom ay uruflst? Tliesu xiiiiers are compounded ol Die purest vev;e-eAuatju-.tiissoivtti in pore KeniucKy eopper-diHlllled liourbon Wliiwav. it. is the only liquor entirely tree fiom f usel oil, one auiouKst the most, dead iv poIkoiis. Which at once makes it mu.i nor to ail other tonic blt.ers now iu the mai kel. htj i.-y oum MJiiin, suu you will see li, Is (lie lixtupiRMt, aud best Hiluljliiulli.il -von Iihvh ever sn, tor lb will cure ail Wt recoiiimeuu il ior. . . ... i , , W. M. WAND, Sole Proprietor, ' ' ' i.'ovlutoit Kemnckr. For sale bv PKTElt Vli-KH.lU. Wnoleaie stud- HetJtll Auent, Evansville, liol , and oy uruaist generally.- ; Jau I 'i'iui 'BRASS;,. rOUiDERS, " Gas and Steam Pino Fitters, Corner Plac and First Streets. ' Caj,i pulj for old Copper nnrt Krn-so. ' mr rvniem tn all kinH of 'ih-ass ciuti WiilsUe4, aud Kteatil Gituiu., l-'artlcnhu ttDtlMt paid torepaii iuj Riid hiIJusMoi RUiam Ganr 1 - ' j Mime If ' STEA2IBOAT; AGENT, ; ' AND ; ; f Special Ajent for the l.'altlaioro & ; . Ohio Kallj'oiia, . ,. . rny21-ir ' ' KVAXSTH.X.K, Ijn. Dissolution of-Copartnarship; rrtm: gi,akiii:imiii cii:ki i. J lore exLsiln bt-twee:i James M . I'ur l .outer, Ira M. While, John 'U. linker and Converse Clement. uiul"r the firni tin niot Carpenter, While A Baker, Is ihls ility dissolved byiiutiLl eoiim-il. Ut Imsl. noMI Of Hit late. iiim. will oe -el I led bv James M. Cm peiiler, Ir i V,. Wluie, nn.l Converse CJeui. ut, wlio only are uut.hor. lzed to set t'e t ho same. "CAHPENTEK. WHITE A BAKER. Evaosville, lud., itc. 3i:-.t, lb . - I( i!.. rnniTnolvTifn - THE r.Ml;iiSMl.M:i. HAVE : tered s into a-coiart iiei-bli lor tH lurniinHM carryluu im lue VV i oie iiie iiry iwxfafc..itotmitnxx4l.r- txm nrtni'-, l y le. aud tliui of tiu i-enier. Wlnto A Co.. in the li stand fnniMtxly ocnn led by I'm js-nler. WnlMSBaler, iiianaiui ior m nuerai nidriTin heretofore ex temled lo M.eol.l rirm. and" sohrlrtnrf' a eouliimuuce tf the gatne with the Jiew. ( !f (). . , ,

Wearer very- p-wnTOuiij. JAMES M. CACPENTER, iaj i.ijs .;.1KA H1. WHITE, ,janl daw . VV.XfS LfyJ' i ", " 1.'! .lii I

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It. 14 aooiitoiie i.i.l- I r su Iineie's Station, on th i' (v. c. p.. i :., nil ten miles from i lils city. l'r f .i ' r ., ticuhir iipply it 1'r. K. T. Jt-im-n-'s o'i No. 22 First i-.t r el. Lvau.-ivlile. J;. .: I. FOR SALE AM Ytill Irr. f 'IfIAl M'll.MMl F o: 1 v -1 Iiim; 1 U.n -- h, h mi i-nrn.'. Ten U.niiMtin ju-ii-s of Kiinuli.,; L..I. v I buy and sel i '.: I I ui e. ALVA ii JOH N':-n, H.-hI Lfiale A.M-'it, Thirl ,Sfrre', Evantvttle, InJlinn, decia tr TTTA X'l i:i -HITtTATKiN As I . ; V W keener t Salesman in a u-h , iin house; have bud iir i . s ' x r i f ! f 1 1 '--; i in well iiequ; luted with the v in:, s;. l.t trade Of 'he illy; run iflve (lie b.-t of e iv releienc. both l..r enuni- l- r an-l l. i pisllflcsttons. Address i," .lo-irnil on ice, Eva nsv He, lnd. j.inli! d :t WA TK-PA KTN EHH- mo or two partner in t he Ct-CM-ctit. Clf v Floor tliK Mill, or, If d'-stred, t Im whole in rest t;m be purehai ed. j'"7 ilJw ' ' AGE? T.S WANT ED for Secrets cf tho Great City. A work ilesiripllve .f the l"o to- no-l the Yirrt, tli M.ufr-t ", Hin-rtt.i, mid t rim' of New Vol a l ii v. If you wlhii lo snow how lnr'nim tiro made, and iosl In a tiny ; how shrewd men Hie ruined in Wall Street; how con nt ry lilell are swim lei ,y hIihi ..-ih ; how nuiiIsters and m rcliitnts bib l.laek mailed ; llU (IlllK l) lill.lK lt.1.1 COUCel t KlI'U.IM II I o liiHHxed ; liot Knuiblln -' houses an I hnterUts are con Im-ied, read this wnrli. II Contains over KJIIne rntirnvii.i;, ami leMs all a bnul Hie fl yv(,ei ies ti ml Crimes ol Ni w Yolk, and Is the plciest ami cl, ,j,e i, wora of l he kind ever puu.lshed. Irie ily 'I 7!i ier I opy. Send for cliculars and see our terms, and a ful' descrip ion oi the work. A.l.lre-s JilN I'S KKuitl h.K4 A CO., I Inciiinnl i, o. J ix 1 1 7 hi w 1 in O O SSIO X' C A J':' U?. H All how J I'HKI.I'H.of New I li ie ,. .1. O. Mit 'ii LMK-n, t,r Louisville, Ky. I'No'lT, ol New Orlcant. riiclps, Ucl'u II c; Vo.f PRODUCE VIIOVISION, AMI IIKNKIUI, Commit nion Morchanta, i i2 tiaviKs; htiikkt, nov2ltltf NEW OKLEA N'rf. K. K. liliNK i;h .on. ;ko. i-kmili i -s It. K. I)l'NKf.!:0N !i CO., KOitWAllMNtJ & COelMl.'MION ;;i;u(;ji,t.Ms, A XII Gen -rai A fiiiH for I ho l'.ri 'I r:titnD(rl:iili.ii i'ottff.-r fast Fiuucnr l is EVANSVILLE, - , INDIA! 'A. Llberul Cash AiIvhiipi-h ins. In on (. ' . i .s . ., , , ineii Ls. REFER TO -Samuel Bayard, Vice lY.-.'t Eviii'svlllu f- atioi.-il l.anK, Evi!i:- 111.-, 1 lidiiiliii ; Mf ies '( a lor, I'n snl.-i. I .' lion .1 City I mifc, Neiy Yii-'k ; lioi. Ca .-I. wi lehl , Cash it ,. al ion-ii i ilv hn.,., ,.w V'ork : Hid It h I nm n ' i. .-. N . v o. t, '; I . i ,. Uarretf, I 'a-Iiim- Baiii; ol Koiiiek,, Iou!hv ii!h; W . C. Hlte, C-tshler Cm ici;il Bit II K of K etit nek v , liirl .yi'le; ..ii'i L. Malthind t t o., New Y u Ii ; lion. ti. o. 11. l'eiidleton Cmci ii nal.1. o. nimbi if fHK.n. R. IIW 1lX. ALU, V. I ! Ko. s n. Wat mi hj::::'.a E YA N,; VI L L :, INDIA NA . 1 o f wa T'tlitxiz an i; CommiHsiou i . -AND giznizizjvi agi-:nth WHITE LINE Central Transit Company. All freights for New York ami N' ,o England toon through ici'houf. transfer.' au?6 THG3. C. SellTII t C - - ; , troduck a no COlIMtt XWN MERC HA N ' "' ' Dealers in Flour, Hay, Cum, Oats, (Jrat.t i una PllDUCE GEN ERA LL K, No, 5 KilVTU VrATI.lt Hi ' f ' ' KVAHMVrhX.E, ,1 l. ' 1 Aeerits fo- the celetiriited I'OWl'l-.ll CUMPANV. All ortlers prouiUy fil!e. 11 A a i : 1 1 .1 WM. If. UKAD .If ill tt KIM..HIo)S. - RK.ll ti 1'IN'G ii) PRODUCE, HIH.V.M;hl'.ii, am. Co m mission mi: in; ii A a y::. And liealer.-. In Corn. O-ila. Hour. II. iv. Bacon, J,h 1, Unh-s, rSkin, and l.uii.iiv i't luc k i era.l v, aJ and ii.i Locast Str i t, ) se-V I'iBf EVA.NVlf,I.K. l-ill. Curd. GE). fiULLEii & UU., Wholesale mid Retail fl'Hl'OM-MAtlK (tOC'TNAMIMOi:.'i ChllJreii'H Shoes a pi-cia!ly. M u 1 n Street. CO CO o c OCilO vl.iot flty IlGGfiit .'-iir. 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