Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 21 January 1869 — Page 4

Svansvilis asd Crawfordsville.' OtflNQ NORTH. . . niui Arrive.

Kvansvlile. Vincennes. 1. Haote ..... ! J A M U V& A M ! SAW Arcom'od Mull Vinceunes Ac 2.to? COMINU SOUTH, i .nv l.ave Arrive K'viile. 1P.2H a m .: y m 8 IS P M Ter-e llail. vinccivnes. icenncs Ac . I JJ A M ,1 S:ti3 p M I 5 35 P M I Trrt iiail. VIvteeivncR. Vlacenner. Frels;nt If a II V i? Hie VinMnnM Aocomrao'iauun Train leaving at ivii P. M , makes doneeon nwtifttt wit li :e M.lo and M isslsslppl Kilrodt Vine. -ine for St. Louis Cairo. ' ' Terre Haute au& Indlaneijclls. FKOM TKP.KE HAIITK. Leave. m- a m Arrive. Mail Train ... . Accommodation Day KxprrsK . Night Express 3:ir p 4 :; r M II A' pm 6 a m ........ 4 :S4J R M Thechansre o.. thMihk. rt Ml' Railroad takes place on Moiutfty, Dec e i lr7th, after which we Will correct Hie timetable of tb:U Road. , & H. & N". R. R., Northern Division. TRAINS GOXNO SOUTH. Leave Henderson daily (Sundays excepted,) . ..; Arrive at llansem a.b. ' OOINO NORTH. - ' Leave Ilnnsom.-. Arrive at Heudersou.., 1:45 P.M ... 5:00 p.H STEAM BOAT USES. To Lotus VH.T.R. Every Monday and Butnrday at lOo'clocte a.m. Kvery Tuesday, Wednesday, Thnrsdy, and Saturday, al O'clock p. u. To Cairo Daily, except Sunday, at 4 O'clock P.M. To Ubkkk KTV5R. Kvery Monday arid Friday at 5 o'clock r. M. Kvery Thursday To Kahti-out. Every Monday, Wednesday and r'rtdny at 4 o'clock p. m. To JlKjrmcJtoON Daily, except Sundays, at o'clock p.m. To NAHirYitut Kvery Wednesday, and Bat urd ay nt i p. H. Xo Man phis Kvery Tuesday at 4 p. K. RockportStase (vUNewbnmri and BoonUJe.) carrying tiie n.all, leaves at 7 A. m oa Mondays. Wodnesdays ami Fridays. An Ives fry 7 P. Tuesdays, .ThnrKdays and Saturdays. - New Harmony Mail Btago leaves Mondays and Fridays at 7 A. M. Arrives ToeHdays and itardays ay 4 p. M. MU Veruou Mail Hla!oeave8 daily (ex eepl SnndnyK) at 7 a. m. Arrives daily (ex ept Hnndavs) by 3 v. m ToXitWBURO.-Hailt d:il!v (xcept BviuJav. from Uio ' Merchant's - Hotel. --at O'CitiClt p. m. , THIJIlSnAY..,.. ..JANUARY 2I.1SG9. CITYJEWS. Snow at' Uockyillb. While we' aro'eojoyirig weather as balmy as May the toaptl at- HoekviHe, 125 milns north of us, is covered with snow to the depth, of 1J inches. Ten miles thia Bido or Ikockvillo there 19 no sign of snow. Aspkct, op tub .Weather. Tho eVy was growing hazy last night, aod-there was an extensive circle 'round the moon as she sunk, to rest behind tho western world, indicating a clmni'u of weather. It is warm enough lor "rain, but' in' this latitude. there is no telling what a day may bring forth. Some of our city girls nay desire to know how to p-reveut their pretty peachy cheeks from chapping when they go out in the frosty air. We will tell them Melt together two ounces of oil of almonds, one ounce of spermaceti, one drachm of white wax, and perfume with rose water. This is also a good chap preventive for the hand i. Lists for Tuatk Ueport. We remind merchants and advertisers that tho Trade Report id in press, and will soon be issued, and request those of them who have not yet attended to it, to send in to us without delay their lists of names to whom we are to mail the Report. This matter should receive their prompt attenti on. ' - - Torn Verkin Fair. The E vansville Tarn Vcrein propose to hold a Fair in Turner Hall, on tho 22d to the 27th of March next, for the benefit of their Society. Two ladies in each Ward will canvass the Ward in which they live to solicit aid in the enterprise, and we trust their mission will be crowned with abundant success. ' . Sparrino Match. Ry bills posted about the city we notice we are to be treated to a sparriog match on Saturday nik-ht. It is uot likely to prove very profitable for our people to go into trainiog for tho P. 11. as long as Governor Baker occupies tho gubernatorial chair. The "manly art" is not likely to have a healthy growth under his administration. A Bad Street. Water .Street, for some distance above Fulton Avenue, is in a most pitiable plight. The outer edge of tho street is so cut and irregular as to be really dangerous, especially after dark, while the other side is a most unfathomable mud. Wc believe it is proposed. to widen the street from Division or l'ine to Fulton E venue. Personal. Wc had the pleasure of au introduction, yesterday, to Mr. Robert A. Bacon, Assistant Superintendent of the Evansville, Henderson & Nashville Riilroad. He is an active, livo young man, and will, no doubt, be a valuable man to the Company. Oar old friend, John McCall, the "Rag dealer," is iu the city. He is not the John McCall who figured in the Recorder's Court the other day. Abe Darrech' and J. S. Steele, of Roekville, are registered at the American Hou.so. The New Postage Stamps will soon be ready for distribution. ' They will be smaller than tho stamps now in use, and of superior finish. The -two cent stamp contains an engraving of a post-boy on horseback at full speed. The three cent has a locomotive under a full head , of .-steam, the great carrier of onr domestic service. The Jive cent stamp contains the head of Washington. The ten cent, tho finest in design, has a minia ture engraving of the Declaration of Independence, executed with such delicacy that the picture suffers nothing under the magnifying glass.: The twelve cent stamp has an pecan steamship, aud the thirty cent stamp has a fiosly executed engraving of the surrender of Burgoyne.

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ers may have noticed that the City Council, at its last meeting, upon motion of Councilman Jones, ordered a census of the city o be taken, but not without earnest an remonstrance on the part of the only Republican member present Mr. Steele. We o also gratified to credit Mr. Iteuz witu opposition to the measure, and to recognize the fact that, in most matters where his own Ward was not pnncerned. he has shown a desire to restrain the reckless extravagance of his political associates, but usually, as in this case, without success. Wc cannot imagine any reason why the city should be put to the expense of a census just at this timo, when the. taxes are about all collected and the city government compelled to run for eight months on an empty treasury, except it be that some hungry parti sans are to be provided with employment. The . census, if taken, will legally include only tho corporate limits of the city, and will make a very imperfect exhibit of our population; and even if it should embrace the suburbs, it would be interpreted abroad as an exaggerated and forced enumeration. When it . is remem bered that only next year the Na tional Census will be made, and that it will be accepted as the correct basis of population, it look? like tool ish extravagance to institute a city census now.; We hope the Council, at its next ession, will .tevoke the order on the subject. ' Handsome Residences. Since we last visited the upper end of the city, several new arid' elegant residences havo been built up and nearly completed. ' Among those on. Second Street, abovo' Barney Rusche's, aro two, one built by Gen. Shackelford, one of the handsomest and most roomy , in that part of the city; ,the other by Mr. A G. Torjan, a large, neat and elegant building. Mr II. C. Gwathmey s new house on Secohd Street, below Gum, is approiaching completion, and is, a handsorao improvement. On First Street, below Gum, Mr.N. F. Carr has completed during the Fall, a neat comfortable and . elegant two story frame,, which he ' already occupies, Tbe three first mentined aro of brick two stories "each. Mr. George Stock well's new two-story brick, corner of Second and Chestnut, is approaching completion, and will bo an elegant ' residence. ' A New Wharfboat. Oar clever friend Ed. Rowles, of the American Livery Stables, was kind enough to drive us down to the Dry Dock and the ship-yard yesterday. Mr, Cavender is busy at work with a large force of men completing the hull of a . large new wharfboat for W. J. Marshall & Co., of Henderson. It is one hundred and sixty feet long, thirty-six feet beam, seven feet guards, making it fifty feet ovr all, with a five foot hold. It is built of choice material, the bottom and side planks being four inches thick. When completed it will bo one of the finest and most substantial wharf boat hulls on the Ohio River, and will reflect great credit on Mr. Cavender and his employees. It will probably cost but little short of $15,(XX). It will be launched, on Saturday, if not Booner. Graveled Streets. The graveling of tho streets of the city is an immense improvement on the mud streets that pre vail to such an alarming extent in this city. Water Street was gTaveled late in tho Fall, from Fulton Avenuo to tho bridge, though a portion of it was not completed when the weather put an end to the work for the season. With the exception of a small portion where the gravel has been cut through by wagons, the street is quite passable to the bridge, for vehicles, and beyond the bridge the street has. ; been paved or MeAd.irnized nearly to the Marine Hospital grounds, affording our neighbors of Independence a rather pleasant drive in to tho city via Fifth or Fulton Avenue and High Streets, a portion of these , streets having been graveled also. Some Excitement. There seemed to bo a good deal of excitement on Third Street yesterday, and one or two men seemed to be in a bad humor. We tried to find oat the exact cause of the display of wrath but could not succeed in consequence of tho many rumors and versions that existed. Two distinguished city officials came almost to blows, but were prevented from doing each other injury. The exhibition was not in the highest degree a great moral lesson. When their passions cool down, we think both parties will regret the occurrence. Forbearanco should not, too soon, cease to be virtue. Court op Common Pleas. The case commenced on Tuesday afternoon was submitted to tho jury yesterday afternoon. No verdict had been rendered up to 5 o'clock. The case of Louisa Deitz vs. Gottfried Deitz. This was an action on a petition for a divorce on the ground of abandonment and aspersion of character. From the allegations, answers, replies, &c, with tho portion of the evidence we heard, wo incline to the opiuion that the cise is sufficiently filthy; for a Chicago court. Aurora Borealis A very attractive display of this beautiful and interesting phenomenon was witnessed between lour and five o'clock yes terday morning, iU greatest brilliancy being at 20 minutes before 5 o'clock. It spread far across the northern horizon and streamed far up towards the zenith. This beautiful . and mysteri ous spectacle is not of such frequent occurrence as in former years, we ro inclined. At any . rate they are. not as often visible in this as in higher latitudes. . V

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moderate business done in the Recorder's Court yesterday, and - tho cases all being clear were soon dis patched. , , Tom. Forssett was drank again and somewhat boisterous. The Recorder thought that $G 25 would cover the case, and Tom. thought eo too,, and paid it over like a little man.: Thomas Scott was likewise un wisely drunk and slightly indecent, He, too, was charged $ G 25, and looted the bill at once. ' ' L. WatKins is a scion of Afriea, and liable to give way to cbulitions of temper. On Tuesday he was in such a mood, and vented his vituperation upon some Africans of the female persuasion, calling them names that did not fall like dulcet strains upon their ebon ears. His Honor charged him $ C 25. He was, however, less fortunate than his immediate predecessors at the bar. IIo could pay but a part, and was let go on a promise to liquidate at hia convenience. t . ,, ' A woman in the northeast part of the city, annoyed beyond endurance by a rude and aggravating boy of her neighbor's, assumed the prerogative of the boy's parents and went into the street and soundly trounced young impudence She was charged with assault and battery, and not denying the charge was fined $1, with $1 GO costs. Justice Emery's Court. There was a trial before Justice Emery last night after dark, which seemed to attract a great deal of interest, as , his office was crowded almost to suffocation. It was impossible to obtain admittance or ascertain anything about the merits of tho case. There seemed to be an array of counsel, and,. at, o'clock they bad not fairly got under way, Gen. Shackelford at that hour being engaged in trying to oonvince His Honor that the counsel, for the prosecution had no right to demand an exposition of the defenso intendod to bo setup before they would say whether or not the State was ready to go into trial. We believe tho Justice was convinced. As we know nothing of the case, we can say nothing of it. Before Justice Walker. Au gust Bicrstadt was accused before Jus tice Walker of having appropriated to his own use a cow claimed to'be the property of George Stater,, of this city, under the following circuru stances: George Stater had taken the cow to Greenfield to pasture. She escaped from the pasture, and was herding with Benoni Stinson's cattle. Bierstadt went to Stinson's and claimed the cow, as is alleged, as his property, drove her home, and killed her. The case is set for trial on Saturday at 2 P.M., and the accused was required to give bond for his appearance in the sum of $200, Valentine Uormuth, charged with having st fire to the house on the corner of Third and Sycamore Streets, on tho night of the T.Oth of December, bad a preliminary examination yesterday .afternoon before ; Justice Walker. A large number of witnesses wero examined on the part of the State. All the testimony was of a circumstantial character, as it mast of necessity bo, as a general thing, in such cases. The defendant was held to answer in the sum of $1,000, and in default was seut back to jail. We heard but little of the testimony, and if we had heard it all it would be improper to give it, as tho case will como up before a higher tribunal. Mite Society. The ladies of. the Cumberland Presbyterian Charch hold their Mite Society mooting iu the lower rooms of thnt Church, corner of Second and Chestnut streets, on Friday night, when they will set an clogint supper and give a cordial wcl-' come to all who will call, for the small sum of 25 cents. Those who desire to spend a delightful evening ' should drop in. i. ' ' Drowned. Fidal Wasseschu, a young man of seventeen years, was drowned, yesterday morning, in the back-water at tho culvert, on the plank road, near the old fair grounds. A Coroner's inquest was held on the body, yesterday evening, and the following facts were elicited: The young man was trying to float a log in the water to the house near by, and was upon the log, which, rolling over, precipitated hira into the water, and before nssistmce could reach him,' he was drowned. Tho jury rendered a verdict in accordance with the above facts. Evansville Business College. This old and reliable Business College, which we ha 1 occasion to visit when in Evansville a short time since, wc unhesitatingly say, has but few equals, and no superiors in the West. The conductors, Mefisrs. - Wells & Klincr, are geatlemen of the first order of talent, and understand, their profession thoroughly, and labor earnestly to prepare each student for the duties of the business world, and we say to our Illinois friends, if you wish to give your sons a good business education, you can do no better than to send thorn to the Evansville Business College. Sluuoneelouni Mtfcury. t ! JOHN 1 VINSON, BRASS FOUNDER AND FINISHER, Steam and Cas-I'lpo Fitter, - Manufacturer and lValer in 8lam and Water UangeH, Spt.iur aud Itabbitt - ; Metal, and ail Articles appr--laluing to a Brass Foundry. 1 STEAMBOAT AND GEXKRAL.ULACKi SMITIIIXti, Water Street, bet. Tine and LecU , KVANSVILLE, IND. "-CasU patit foroltt Copper nut Br ana : ROBERT SiWiV" "- , U n d o r t u k r. li '. MAIN KTKKET, beL FonrtU arid Fifth KVANMVIM.K, IN I)., - .. , Has jnt received a new Hearse, the finest ever lu the cll.y. A larje wiortiuent of Metallic ('HHfH, CaskeU, and lUotnus kept constantly on band. - IJv dJiu.

xcArTHOTicEs;r -ill i - i 'in. ' S ALT ! FLOUR ! PORK 1 1 N AILS ! ! &c , Ac -'. We offer to the trade : 10,000 banrels KANAWHA SALT.

2,000 barrels , and aacks FLO U 11 of different brands and grades. 5,000 kegs WHEELING NAILS. A large supply - of liulk Men fa, Lardt Suifar Oiired Huron, Jfam, tt-c. L. Ruffner, Jr . & Co., Nor7 Main Strectj near Water Street. Postpunei. The Sheriff's sale of Boots and Shoes Jomnienced yesterday at the Court House was, for reasons satisfactory to the Sheriff, postponed to 9 o'clock this morning when it will . commence ' at . the Auction Room .of Heury Gamberts on Main Street. Those who want bargains should attend. For Rent. Business House No. 84 Main Street, three, doors from the corner of Third Street." For particu lars, apply to " : Arthur Lodge, 16-10t - - ' C; T.Jenkins. frSy A new stock of Silk Fringes and French Cornets at Hughes'. Sewing Machine. Two Wilcox &iibb' Sewing Machine at "cost, tp close out consignment. 1 Call at Louis Bittrolff's, No. CSMain St.Ja211w 5 " - i i : - i -- 1 -ur.' ... U iu-? .-mV.' tlleetlon Notice. Th4 Annual Election for five Directors of the Evansville Street Railway Company, to serve for the ensuing year, will be held at the office of the Company on Monday the 25th inst., between the hours ot 2 and 4 o'clock P. M. By order of the Board, i W. W. Chandler, Secretary. Jan. 15, 18C9. , janl5-td. Ussy For pure Drugs, Medicines and Liquors lor medicinal use. Ivory Sets, genuine imported. Perfumes, Colognes, Pomades and Fine Brushes, go to Schuermann & Burford'a Opera Drug Store, 18 South First Street. Prescriptions .carefully compounded at all hours. ; ; jan3 (Jdiob, , USB Geo: S: ' Bonn ts g Co? can be found at the old Lowenthal store, corner of First ,andJ,Main Streets, wherd they expect to supoly Iheir customers with goods in their line. . de2i tf ' ' , :T ; - 4 PattEo Coal Reduced. Take notice that I have since the 4thr inst reduced the prjc'eTof coal to 12 cents, uenverea in ine city. i , janS-tf, .,, Jos. Thomas. 1 lour. the best brand ot. choice family flouf ioTd 4a the city, the Cynthiana Mills, also, rye flour for sale by H. I). AIIh & Co., First St second door below Vine. ; A "Large Stock of Superior LiuiiouiS. N, F. Carr & Co.. at No. 3 aud 4 iSouth.Water Street, have a very large stock or superior Liquors of the choicest brands seleeted with great caro expressly for this juiarket by Mr. Carr himse.lt, with special reference to the wants ot this trade, and oflerod at very small profits by wholesale to cash customers. Steamboat bars pupplicd on liberal terms. declU ull . m1" Toilet nnd .Jauey Articles at Bam well fc Co.'s Drug t?tore, cor nerol'Third and Main. Finest stock in thtdfy. Perfumeries of all kinds Attention ot the ladies mvitcd. IN one but the best kept. , oc2" dtf New Arrivals. bbls'Krout. ; '., .1 " - Sweet Cider. : " ' Buckwheat Flour, f Elegant Syrup. II i.l . .a - t '25 eastern Apnieg, 15 eases Yarmouth Sugar Corn. Parsons, Scoville & Moffett. , dee2d '' ' ' i XtrSA heantifal hand is made more beautiful when it. is covered with Ilarrw' seamless Kid ; Gloves; blues, purples and black, stitched witl white1, just received at Coolidge's New York Store. . , del5 tu&th S5? Just received another invoice of those American black rep silks. and Irish 1 oplina, at (Joolidge s New lork fetore. delu tuJglh 1 .! ! '! V .. i . ... ' . iayWe will open this morning new Tassel Fringes, Trirumiugs, Jtf!iyr Worsted, Guipure .Edgings, I Handkerchiefs, Embroidery, Plaid Hosiery, audJTancy articles too numerous to mention, at Coolidge s New xork Storei , . , , . de!5 tu&th flEW A DYEHTi SES EATS. t 1 Lrwr KiTFrNRB, Jr., Evansville, Ind. Johm lliLBBKT, Uuleumla, lll.s. Zhi RUFFNER, JR., & CO., I O R K e 0 1C 13 rt , I... I. I I. -I I, A lv " - QOMMISSWN MERCTIA NTS. """ "" ' AGENTS ' KANAWHA 'HALT COMPANY' WltKEIiINU NAIIS WOKKH COMP'Y, V I'itiiVI I,UUU J11LUS, 8T. LOUIS KLOUK MILL-. No. 2 MAIN STUKKT, i .' !KVANSVILLl-i Ja21 IND. OF TUB " EVANSVILLE TURN-VEEEIN, I 'at l -' T JJ TZ rV.lt! 1C xtjv.jl.il., . ; f 221 to 27 tli MARCH.' A JCanvaaKiug (Nnimlttee of tiyo ladies bus been aiiHJiuteU lor each Ward. These coinmttlee.H wid oou call on onr fellowcitizeiis, and, it Is hoiusd, will receive a liberal reception. . . .K VANirtVILLK TURV-VERKIN. t I'er MRS. F. Yocorba&kk. Secretary of the Fair ( oruiuittco. jan2l iKw i .Unurter copy. J Mutual Insurance Company of Vant k " dorburgii County: ! EvAN9vri.i.K, January I8tb, 18U9. lOrRTEESiTH ASSiUAl, KKI'OKT. Amount of policies now ontstandtnsj .... ......Sfi7S,47r oo 73,2tS U 5J 1 s:,xa 52 Value of premium uoies .. Receipts .. Payments - ASSKTS Present value of premium notes ..f?J,2IS 11 1--2 75 Mtice luroilure City bonds iu trea.sury.. tu.sn in. ireauury Tola! aaKets.i .577,791 35 Number of policies outstandlng..-...371 AsHwmot-au made on itreiHlum notes .. ....;...; None. Looses accrued and not paid. ..f 1,8 12 00 i Attest: BKN. STINSON, Bec'y. We.-Wllliam linker. Kicliard K.iUii'li. Christian Hetldrlch, and Wilt. K. liliiusWortb, bdng,"tln1y sworw. sny trtrtt ireare the lslre?tor8 of the Mutual b'lrm InKurance Coinpanyof Vaudertorj;h -Cowiuy, and tlial tne loregoin suueiuent H I rim, lo tue best of onr know ieds and betlcf. - - V 1 Lil.1 A M JiAivJ'jlS. t UICHAKD UALKKlfi I t'HR UKDDKttlCH. ' 1 W. K." HULLlUSWORTH. Snbscribed and sworn to before me thw IStU day ol January, asfitf. . v ; JanW 1 :' ' Notary Public. r s. . KV.I.H. KA'IKA , FAMILY QHU F1AU It: ' - - . i j .mi uarrei.H cnpCTuiJw r ur : r UMMt'l'linmuy i lay ; r. . .'111 (i irrelH Hweet Pol-atoea. In bUH-a ami for sale oy. ' j i - .. . a,HHMAN, F1SHF.R A CO ocSldtf ... No. l Worth vYateratieet.

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The river continued to swell up to dark last evening but the rise was very light. It will recede to-day. The additional arrivals and departures up lo midnight Include the K. C. Gray, Memphis to Cincinnati; Armada to Cairo; Fanny Brandels to Nashville; Clara Scott to Wabash; LewelIin to Eatport; the packets to Henderson ; Morning Ktar to "Louisville; Robert Burns, NewOrleans lo Cincinnati. The packets had good trips.-.The Armada had o.it the best trip of the soiutoii. Her New Orleans freight will be reshlpjed this" cvoiiioOii ' the Pauliop Carroir, ns good a 'xiat as rnns.h... The R. C. Uray bad a line trip Thellobert Bnrns passed up yesterday morning A tow boat passed up at 11 last night The Morning Star had not returned from He nderson at mWnlaht.nor had tbeQuIcUsttp arrived .The Indiana left New Orloans on Tuts.lay.and will be here Sunday evenlng or Monday morning .The Virginia lxft New Orleans on Saturday, aiRt should be 1iere to-night or to-morrow luoruluc It Is nuceitaln wheth jr tho NicUi LongwertU weut, to Clnelanf-U jor j uot; The LouLsvllte Courier-Jour titil 'says s,ho went to Cincinnati, while a sp.cial to the Commercial says Hie 'lenhlpped. lier Cin cinnati frefgbt on the inailboftt., ,.A..The Norman Is due hereto-day, aud leaves lor Memphis on Saturday. Captain John B. Hall takes eommaud, as we are told The pretty Darling, Captain Lawrence, will be here at daylight lo morrow uiorn lug, en route to Memphis....'... . ..Trie Nick Longworth la advertised to leave Louisville to-day, and may be expected heie tomorrow, . . , f,' J Jliver IiHjmhcH. CrwciNMATT, Jannnry 20. Tho river has fallen 10 Inches. Weather clear. Thermometer 40. Louisville, Janunry 20. Port list I eclaire, from TeuiieMee Hirer; Kate Itobinkoii. Ten nessee Kiverto Cincinnati; Allegheney Belle, Pittsburg lo et. Louis. The liver Is receding rapidly, with lll4 feel water in the canal; 12 feet oa the falls, and 10VS leet over the rocks. Weather dear and delightful. Business moderate. Cairo, January 20. Coosa, Evansville to Memphis at II p. M. ; Quickstep, Kvansvlllopacket, at 12 sc.; Julia, Vk-ksburg to Hi., Louis at 4 P. M. ; Cumberland, ICvunsville f mokel, at H p. n. The river has rhiou ten nches. - Clear and pleasant. Nashvillx, Jan. 20. The river Is railing with J."l leet water on Harpeth HUoals. Weather pleasant and fair. Arrived Nashville, from airo, and Kate Morrison, from the upper Cumberland. Departed -Ella Huhe, lor I he upor Cumuorlanil, aud Alpha, lor Kvausville. Memphis, Jan. 20. Weather clou ly and warm. The liver is rising Hlovviy. Arrived Silver Mom, fron Cincinnati, lid-, ftarted Turner, for Kt. Louis; Westmore aud and Mnt nla, for New Orleans; lmrUng, with 900 bates cotton, for Cincinnati J Ht. Itjis, January 20. Arrived David. Walts, lrnm the Tennessee ltiver; Citv cf Alton, from New Orleans. Departed Pauline Carroll, to New Orleans; Belle Mem-: fihls, to Memphis; City of 1" kin, to Peoria.: liver altout Ktatiouary ; weather clear and ml'd. i:usiucis.H very dull. Tlio Kt. Louis aud New Orleans Bargo Company began receiving wheal In bulk at Cairo lo-U.ty. A full low of 11 is expected. "steamboats. FOR OWENSIIORO, OA NN ELTON, AM) iuisvii4Lu:. , , , , The raagnlUcent paKseugei ft4amer' TAKASC0N, - - '- I. T. Hollcroft, Master; Miles 1, Warren, Clerk, ' Will leave for Louisville ami all way pons TllllllsniV, JANUAUV S 1st, at 6 o'clock p.m. Kor freight tir passage applv on lioard, or to V. Ol. BIIOVVN S CO.. Agents. FOR MEMPIIIH, VICKHBURO, ANI The mammoth steamer NICK LONG WORTH, Ijew. Kates, Master; K. 10o;;eiio Bowers, Clerk, Leases for New Orleans and alt way ports I'UIKAV, JAN UAH Y -D, at .1 o'cloctr h m. For freliiht ir 'ftwasre apply on tioard or to HUMlMlllK.Y. I'ATRICK Al O., or W. ii I SHOWN & CO., 7 l.an2l r't , ' Agent. FOR CAIRO, COLUli lilJ-4 A MEMPHIS The beautiful and popular steamer DARLING. jawrence I'aiter, Master; Alex. Powers, Clerk, Loaves Evansville for Memphis and al way portsx ritllt.VY, JANUARY 22D, at. 7 o'ehie-i a.m. For frelarlii, r parage j)ply on hoard or to HUM I'll itKY, PATRICK A t:o., Jaurriillt ,Aeuls. - O JS. At 13. jtortKirr ijovd. oris wcxip. BOYD & WOOD, JTZGJEL ITECTS, No. 1 Chaiuller's ISIoi-k, Corner Fir t aud Ixx-nst Hlreets, K VANS V1LLK, IND, t Plans and Kpociiicalions prepared sliort notice and reasonable ivrms. Janl5dlt on b'ale of Unclaimed Goods. To all uJot t' uki.v conwrn . - tii4 is i:hi:iiy (jivr.v. tiiat the unclaimed pin kntex at ll: vari ous omi!s oi Ailiiiiis Kinrrss ompriiiv In Southern Indiana will lx old ni public Aur-tioii, to the h ighet tidi r, lntlieeiiy ol Kvausville, nl the And ion Koout il Ifiram Nelson, lcu.st Hlreel, .pp.n.ile I in Post-Olllce. on the 4i h day of March, isiif unless, the name shall be eal ed tor and all charges paid thereon. A complete list ol tliexe packages may lie M-en at the several Foxt-OllH-cs, F.xpiess Oltices. and olln i public plaoes whera lli pxekases were consigned. WM.O.IiANUAN, decJJ d2m. ... Agent. Strayed or Stolon. TryOKSJ'. A chestnut sorrel Iioirp, four t C years o il in ine rsprlug; no ollier marks rememlx jeJ. A literal reward will ne paiutior ins unlivery, or aiiy iuiorinatiou that will lead to his recoveiy. jalti dlw MusES AlKEN. GKO. MHJjKK & CO Wholesale and Retail " rt's-roa-f ABB CO CO o 2 p CO HOOTS AN13 MIOllS. Children's Shoes a specially. 5S Main Ntreet. OC.SU il.nu 4 SPEER'S i O II T, a II A PiK WINE. Used by Hundreds of CongTogatloua lor tnurcU or Commuinou Purposes. Also,Kicellent for Ladies and Weakly Tortious. Yi-nfyarJa, New Jersey. SPEER'N 1'IUtT (JKAPK WIN E. Four Yean Olil. This Justly ct lelirated Native Wlnt. made from Min juu of the oporto iirape, raised in this eoliiitrv. lis invalnuole touic and siieiiullieiiing troi-rtles are unsurpassed hy ny other n:illve Wlue. BclUK the pure mice of the fl : uri. duced under Mr. Speer's own persoual supervision. Its purity and Kenuiueuess are Kiiaruuleed. The youngest child may partake of iu generous qualiti, and the vciiK.ei invalid may use it u aaivautags. It Is partienlarlv beuelieial to Llm and debilitated, and suitable to the various ailro.uils that a in let th weaker .sex. 11 is In every respect A. WINK TO 11 E HKLlED O.V. Invalids nse Hpeer's Port lrape Wine. Females nse Hpeer's Pn, 4irae Wine. Weakly persmts rlml Itenetlt l,y H uce.' Hperr'N W iits In bos toother wines. r-!S)irt by druggist. A. Speer's Vinevatrt. Mew Jnnwr. om.v 2 Broadway, w VoiK. ,, lde4'l,7 Uiy

HARDWARE.

IN ORDER TO WINTER CLOSE STOCK OUT OF OUK We oflot the following At Greatly Reduced Prices! - Meat Cutters and Stnffem; ' " - - Sliovels, Tongs, and Pokers; Skates and Skate Sharpeners; Butcher Knives; Butcher Saws, Steels, Cleavers, and Choppers ; Ases, Hegnlnr and Patent; Hoys' Handled Axes; Axe Handles; Wood Saws; . , - Patent Cross-cnt Saws; Iron Wdges; . ., r -...: , ', ? . J . t. f 'Foot Scrapers ; Coal and Oiain Shovels. AIsi the followlnj; at , . , , ,'LFiSS -T HAN ' COST! Chain Bits, Iiibbct ami Match Plane Bits, Hob and Shoe Nails, Snuffers, Cloth ; ami 8ho Brushes, Iwd Pencils,' ( . Stel Pens, I'eu-lioklnf, and rocket-books. , TERMS CAS U. . - ; FRED. P. STRAUS CGM ' ' No. 71 MAIN STREET, ja7 dtf Bel. Second and Third Streebi. SAMITE I, OKU. JAMB) TJAVIbSON. J. I-OUR SAMUEL ORR & CO., DEALERS IN IRON, STEEL. tiiv-ii.ati:, vii:r., 'zinc, m Tlt. NO.,iA:X X 1-Z H, , Ho'rse and Mule Shoes, x Tiaaors and Blactsniitlis Tools, VVAG0X . A ANII BliCOT W00BW0UK I'll; ' . .- ' IVKOtliJUT Sl'Kll' IKON U4lTOIIT . i . . , . .... ' ' " "' At' the litsset market. ratetk. .'--: Water HtreeU ' .! i '.i ! KVA1HSV! LLK, IND. I ii n it dtf ' TUlfiK,KliL((.U & t)o. (Success'irs to Wells, Kellogg & V-o.) .' .,.,-..-- i. . ..... "' l&ii'OP.rL:iw an d joi:ijkrs of SIGN OF TH1C BIG EADLOCKJ AXflS, ATM, A x l is, A ks; .i ; , . ' A1S, A.Y3X TAP.Lfl CVTLEIIY. TAIiLK CUTLUKY. TA I'.Li: Cl'J'LKKY. IHK'Kl'T OllTliKllY, I'OCKKT OUTLKlty, IHKJKKT CUTLKiiV, . 1 'Ti-noo ChnluH, Trno ClntiiiM. I'lllIllVIH JIOI-S, j. . BlltIltM'M IS4, Mcciianlcs' Tools, Met haiihtH Tools. Mechanics Tools, Bl'lLUKKH' IIAUUlfAKK, till 1 LIS K its' H A U II VTA 11 K, OtllLDK Kb' llAltllWAKK, orrrtiiVAM) wootc.tHiHt, OIIIN ANII W(Hl,('AKrii, ( 1'IN A All W4l. 'AK1M , HFST KVJtflKIt 11RI.VISU. Hh'HV tUlliniCK ItlCLTlXH, KbXiV KUJltlKK HKl.Timj, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws, Hill and Cro:-;ut &ms. Kill uid lJrus3-ut .Saws. 4'ANII Imyrn will riml It 4 tlielr a.lvan!e to examine ur hUK k; beluie purchaMIng elsewhere. At the Old stand, 13 First St. liiETTltll KU, XKLL0CU Si IJ0. 1vl C2LOCIIS. Wholesale Clock House. UKISSLKit & DELANO, HIIOUNAI.K Clock lcalerH, Ceep constantly ou hand a FULL assortiienlof )M'ln Thomas aud ot her American Jlocks; . KEUULATOU.M, OFF1CK AND d ALL C1AX 'KS. . Hi uU io i't-iee JUUt to ' -a No. tnnrlt) dl v 48 MAIX STU8KT. itc:oo,u I'AcroitY. . GLUMZ & MAUHEK, , ' liroom ManiifitctiirorH. . Wo dr-slro notifying the publie that we are keeping ou baud ull soils of 1 dooms, and pay the hi';he-t price for Broom Corn. 1 aetorv on J hird and Ingle Sis. de7d.m CAUI). Look Here! ' Till: lIMtlftR AT l-KKKCII I.K'K KHIilNiW Is now filled up witli com. lonaoie rooms lor iuono wisiilug lo avail tlieiii.'-e: ve of the use of these waters, wuicii are very euicacious in winter I or Dyspeptics. a ' , lr. liyun has associated Mr. E. Tneker With linn, to place of Adams, removed. rur inriner iaiticuiaM aiuiress liVAN A'lllt'KKR, . French Llek Honnes. dell dim Indiana. WfiL C. TURN0CK & 00, ; XillASS T OTT1T DEItS, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters, Corner Pine and First Streets. Cash paid for old Copper and Kraaii. r lwaiers In all kinds of Brass Cock, Whistles, and Steam (JaugeH. I'artlcalal atU;iitiou paid to '.-pairing and adjustln miahih uni , , , ' MnneKtf LKW. VASDKGRIFT, ; Forwarding & Commission rtlevclin-rit, -WHARHJOAT PROPRIETOR,An.l GKVRKAL STEAMBOAT f AG EXT, -! , MT. VERNON; INP. ' ' Prompt attention i.lven to all lusl"nc'Ks entrusted to his car a. . ya!8 dim 'T7,40 .1- WATI'Ki I have opened a ' Y Wood Yard on Fifth Street, between Locnst and Walnut, and shall keep eotistnnlty on hand a fn!l supply. Having had hse attached to my water 'wagon,! am prepared to till cistern on cry modt-rate teiins. 'Orders lert at my residence, on'Walnnt Sire, t. Pel wu TUinl ami Ftiurlh, will b leromplty tilled. THOMAS BULLEN. deiJdlm .

DRY GOODS.

OIU.ISON MAOIIKK. N. M. ft -K1DT.ICTT. 3. maoise: WHOLESALE DEALERS IN STAPLE ANI) FANCY DEY GOODS, FIRST STREET, E VA Jr,S' VI L LE, INJ)., HJ ATI! JI7NT rtFliiVni A I.AKJF. nI.k'K of Sen-oJmlile (JimhU, wliich I hey oU'er lo the Irndo al low r-.ites. OC1 ftt IVo.l 4JITWNY riius WtJ, V J Jf lu store i'lel tor Kilo by 7 O. MAUI IKE & CO. f Inf1l lOlit lilMH. lSITKI.AI" MtUUU LAOS in store and lor sale by 7 , IJdl ) i MAUHKE A i O. Ii'om 0111 m-x.tr zi Inducements no1 ofTered In onr itf lltlnery Departiueiit, our inends mid custoiiiers will be etu viiieetl that we lutend 10 liuiko Great Destruction To ngllness, by selling Bonnets and Hats, or Miss Helium will make I hem to order in au unexcelled slyle al a price never before llllMO. As Is at band, and every loved ono expects n, valuable gift, buy a Floreuce Sewing Alachiue, whie.n is easier learned, lei iiahlit lo get out of order, and does 111 or.? vai iel ie-l of work without cliane ihuu any other. Every Machine warranted togiv mt iH'net Ion, or the uiooy refunded. Price J iHiel upward. Twi'iitv pleeei ol (I ray 'lwill't Flannel, v 01 1 11 4 1 cents, which wo will sell Don cl Low at SO cents per yard. French Shirting and Dress Flannels ouly M cent. Ifinlerhirts and Drawers In urest variety. 'l'h bent and cheapest Blanket ever nolu in this city. An eiidless variety of Shawm and Dies -1 Oood. Our lai-i-n stoek of Cloths and Cas.il uteres we will close out at a In ordor to make room for Spring Wear, A complete Hioek ol Domeslic Hoods ot every popular brand, sn.l al llie lowest prices, i'hu always be loiiu.l at SehapK'-r, tinssing K ,'.', Nos 47 mid 4!l Mam Hi reel.. In short, they bavo everyt hing to loaUu tho "ouler" appeiuauce lieautlful and ap.reeablo, all of which will be sold as cheap as they can bo found anywhere. pieiAR.CIXITECTK. " , . IL MURSINNA, A KOIIIT 13 O 17. "nice No. CHANDLER'S BU1LD1NO Cornier First and Locust Htreel.'i. " Evansville. Ind. Plans and HiieciflcaHous forail kl'id Of buitiliugs lurrtHduHl al short, notice, ami en reaMonnltle orinn U h IS (l lm Dissolution of Copartnership, min: roPAKiNuptiui' iin'.iriti. JL fore existing between James M. Careittec, Ira M. While, John H. linker nod I on verso Clement, under the linn inline ot CariK-nter. While t Baker, Is t his day dissolved by mutual consent. The busi. 11 ess of lh lale rirm will 'm seined by James M. Carpenter. Ira M. While, and Con verse Clement, who only ine author Istcd lo sell le l,h sniite. CARPENTER, WHITE BAKER. Evansville, lud., Dec, aiht, MtiH. . r, . , Copartnership. THE iM)i;khJM:it.iiAVi: r. lere.i inlo a copHrliierslilp lor the piiiHmeof carrylngou the W nol-.alo Dry Oisxls BusiueMM, under the name, style, and firm of Carpenter, While .V Co., al the old stand loriaeily ocenpb'4 hy Carpenter, White Baker. Thanklul tor the liberal patronage heretofore extended to Urn old linn, and soliciting a coulinuaiioe of the same with the new. We ure, very renpvtfully. JAMES M. CARPENTER, 1 1 It A M. WHITE, I JanlOjlwJ , iONVEKSK CUOMENT. ' : Merciraiit Tailor. ' ", I. -Anlcir.soi. Can be found at NO.' 8 QUA NDLEIPS BLOLkx apl 3m (M'-sl AIMS.) ' AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE roR Purifying of tho Blood. DR. J. W. rOLANJl'S XJLmiioi- 3oc! oi A Positive Rfimedy for all kinila ' 'of UumorH, Scrofula, Hcurvy, Halt Kheum, Carbnnelo and Bolls, Ulcers, and all Ointiiiat AfTectlons of llie Hkln, Iiinainmafory or ChronJe Khenmatlsm, IMIes, Chronio JUiarrhtea, Mercurial Diseases, and iivery Taiut of tho Hystem; J lyspepfihi, aud those Aflectloiu originating In the lHu raugemeut of tho Digestive Organ, Viz., Bilious Complaints, Neuralgia, and Nervous Allectlous, Heiulaclie, Langour, and Depression of Spirits, Lous of Appetite, Constipation it ih . d.i.t.vr MniiciKti. Com pound was first prenareil l,v lr. W. POLAND. In 1817. and wu the,. in. pmyeu Willi pieal kiii i-n.i in expelling humors Irom tho bltssl; bill in isis lt UHljieMl friend, who was ipllle celehrati-d as a physHian, Ktcially iu the IreitlMieut of liumors, suggef-Jed koine linpoi lanl lmj-rov-lueuls, which were fulopletl, anil which ha made It (ho tUt phhI say) tho vci r It-st )einely ror all hinds of linimiM known li " tin faculty." Tliis preparation in composed entirely or vegetables, among which aro Marzipan I laYellow lock, Nobia l'ine. Mandrake, u.u BlMKlroot. When the originator lived In New Hampshire, al (ioftlown Centre, lor th spinal d thirty or forty lull srounil, ami. liiMancijesterparlh-ulurly.l.lie liufuor loetor wu web known mid highly valued tor the numerous uml wondei lul enres which Ite0eel4-d. 'J'houyli man iif.icl tired iu i:ir iuant IUoh, the supply was r-ie-nl ly e r -bwusled, and puichu.ei-s had lo wiul lor liioia lo li inaile. Ju tliaL region, souk. Very severe cases of Krysipelas wi re M.i ed with and I hey wwi'Hi'.iirwl! Erysipelas: Sores, or in bom-.les Ihime us-1 j , "pniii lui nlcers were eiil ir-ly removed h her ver tin, tnedictiiu was fall lit'n lly nse.l. Ho .. was with Scrofula and Halt iCheum. 'J lut i Junior I Kiel or runed litem. 11 Is frre front any dmi:ioreun drills, , jifMWiii L Mr i nn urMi1 elteetivo lu its action mile, el sure and. 1'rt) pared at the . SiLW.LMiUKU AUVf A AiIJ 1 .;! :, r, and for aalo by "all Ueuiern lu'mcdiclm C. DAMON A CO tropilelr:i. if 1

CLOUD & AlvlN, Whohutle. Agent. retail by all druggists. M ,

Fora1'1 Ifci'CSil .'

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i, -....iJinl i 01 Ul mt hotels l.i EvaiiNVllie, ludutiitt. J t Is loc, te.t in .. mi.lst of the Uui,Ki",rt V fronts on Water Hin-t. ),Zr ll.e" .rn. -Vol Winer and Hycamore, Mnd i,hh a I river view. It Is lr;n .1 m,,,,,,,,,!,.,,,. Is less than a wpnir, from Man. Ktreei and Is cssy or nccesH from n,,, r,T r'ul' loiid.and Mirronndin ;iviunlry. J'm'f -n,i (jiven April Ixf, I.Nill. pplvto' A LV AH JOIINsoN, Adrn'r j!inl9iitf Evansville, Ind. 11 K K NT B A i V. M K NT 'I' I , e I, , . JiZ men t of I he I iiiii ii'rliiinl I'ivIaIi n n t hllieli, -oilier Of H 'eoiid Hint ChnMum, St reets. This would bo u very tie-1 1 ,1,,,. phi co for teachlm; Ai tV) or J 'r'nn n ,i J'tihiliitfj. Also, a am : I loom for mi o . lie pi I re of ALV ll J 1 1 S( i . llilJlJlltr Real llalil A"i h!. Foie s ent SAI.E-STOr E-BOAT-Tho evc l. store. Iwint " Uncle Joe." no-,v lyInt; iu the mouth of On en niver, Willi Mn-k and fixtures icaiiy f 1 1 1 - I up, ; . i with cv ry ron ven il l co for I he t rule. 'J he boat can im mrll Ju the Mouth ot lln-cn River. A man v 11 li ii miihII fun 11 v w nil 1 1 ave a nice hoi no and fi ml a i;ood u n ill I'll I Cha I It. i y prrtpei I y won 1. 1 n.i taken lu exchange lc , I lie lion t. ja? il.! ,v Rtislflfaiica and Farm for ll-.d rrtn: ittsintM i: ,i tim i.-.i.. Or J. 'I noma lluiicie t ill l,' 1.0I1I lit p,l i-alo. Said Itirio oonlains I Oil acres, wHi iruprovemenl,. II i titMtut one mile Irom Ingle's S(:il ion. Oil tin! K. C. U. K.. and (I'll miles from I liii :' ty. l'"i.r m li her p r. tieulars appty at Dr. K T. ltuncleV oiiic. , No. FirMislreet. Evansville. J-, '(, FOR SAM! ami vin: 11 ( hl..l(( mo cm: a i til iudu Lti; Dwellni 11 lls. n.iKt I- ,r;.m. 'I'e iitiiousHad seres of 1' nrmiii. I n 1. I utiy aud .eii lfeal (..'! ale. ALVA II JOHNS N, lie;, I laleAr.ent, Thin, Street, L 1 w villc. In (. I I '. decJ2 tf WANTED. ASTri-Atren R for Blnclcv's History of AllhUHlOll ,lfiie' l',,r,iplclnlu one eleuant Hnp-r-Rovni Oei-ivo volmiio of l.aiu piiKe4, with m lUii .iiiitlolis: fxhlhlilnu; In 4 series of 1 -I j :: 1 1 1 n 1 1 A lieechilcs rind deserl it Ions, t he ha In I s ninl nesles of lite of th various I:i-;i .im, 1;ii,i Klsfies, IiiK.el.s, Hepliles, li..li(e...i, :ui.l Ariimiileiila of the w.'ioo world : thin )iesentliiK a whole Llhrury of useliil n.iormalion 111 a sliiule volm i.., in nlylo so sun . pie aed iascimilliiK is to Interest, vmin-j slid old ullke. We vill M-nd lo aiiy one desiiiiiK inlormatlop, with it view l t iKlii au Agency, (provided nil is Miilrcmory,) lull pn 1 1 ion In rs of tin; woik.aml el ur New I'Jbij, wherehy rapid h lies and la 'Ke profits aro im-nrcd. It will nirelv pay any old ai;enl, or any i n t 1 1 1 : 11 1, person In need 01 prollti liln eiiiplovmeiil, P wrile iih for purl lenhirs. Address, c. VE.'.T .V CO., I'lihlpd ers, its West ('..iel li Hlicit, l iiiciiirial l, U. :;id- -od.:t w. w AVn;ii-i'AiirNi:i;s-n,i(. (,,- (. Ihe:s lu t h ( 'resceiit, l ii v Floor lint rtllll. 01, If ileslrol, th whoh. Inlerevt (au hu purchased. iJan" -I ".v AUKriTM WANTED Foil Secrets cf tho Croat CSly. A work deseiipllvo of the 1 'irtnr.t and tho IVc-t, tho AfiitrHex, Slur rut, mm I Urinu of New York I ify. If you wi'J 1 lo know how for'unes are made m nd lost in aihy; howshrewil men am ruined in Wall Klieet; how eon nt 1 j -men are swindled lv sharpers; how !-oi.-Islers and iiiejchanlH urn l.lai-' 01 t 1 le. t ; how dance halls anil concert saloons aie nnm:i)?id ; how KamblliP! houses and lotteries mo conducted, read this wm it, II, c nlii'iis over fl no eiii'.ravini'.s, and P h i nil ubinit t he Mj ster.es ami I'l l no i f N- vv' Yoik, and Is Him ipicu-Kt and ciie p.. I work 01 the kind evi r publish. !. Irlce only fJ J 75 i-r 'oy. Send for circulars 1 ml see our l 1 in .1, .1 ml a lull description of iho woik. Ad. inJON l-H JiUOTHKRS fc CO., I 1 m l i n.tl !,. Jan" il.lwliu COMJIIBSiroi'i 0...;:, 11 AHi.ovr J. J'ji h i ph. of New h li-ui. J.U. Mit 'Pll.opii, of l.oiip.vlll"', K 1 , E. No IT, of New Orleans. PIieIis, McCiilIiH . t',v ' ' PRODUCE, I'EOVSOX, AMI OCNK-ltAh Comminsion ricrcfir.ul :, 112 ukivik:: muku, - nov'-'ldlf NEW OK l.l.'A i S. K. K. HUN K KKMON, ;ko, pi. K. K. Iil'iVKI.uHON I; CO.. FOUWAIlDINd & CO.MMir. iON Jll Zlllt) ;;f A NTS, A in f Jeneral Afenl.s for tho Krlo TraeiHpnrtalloii ,',5i"v FA ST F11E1U T LIX ;, EVANSVILLE, 1NDIAMA. lilieral C:wh Advances made 011 Coii-,n'u. , me nil. REFER TO -Kauiu -I li.iyrml, Vice n .1 Evneaville NuMomii Bank, Evansvide, imliiina; Mown 'lyior, ire,id. ui , . . tiomil City Bank, New Voik; lieu. Caiiw 1 li-li t, I 'a hl.r Nat lonn I 1 'I t v : u. li , i w Vol k ; rtuiiUi At Imii'iiii,'. New Vol k ; T. 1,. l;arrett, Cnslilcr liaiut ol Kenln.kv lAiiilsviile; W. (!. Hite, Cashier C no 1 clal Bank of Kentucky, Louisville; If.ih I L. Mailland & Co., New Voik; Hon. (jni. 11. I'emllelon CI ncl niiatl, O. poil ilf rrnro. b. iipstom. AI.J' X. w I I.H., F. II. HUSTON i UK No. 5 N. WAT Ell STRIiLT, : VA NS VI LL ;, INI, I A X A , Forwnrdin ix AKff CoililH I hs: f u A nOIillM.i'i t?,A Ti J C3 1C IN WHITE LINE Contral Transit Cocip-.. J ' AHfreiffltxfor New York m,l EnfjItiVil ti'icus t fir tug h without I, fvr. anVfi Tli OS. c. till IT 11 A 1;?.. PROOUl K AND COMMISSION MEKCUA ?! '. Dcah r4 In Umrt JIny,rCtru, Oatr, f.'rn ,- and PIlODUCK (IKNKit.'i 1.1, Y, No. ft Mi ril HAii it urns ;": , EVANSVH.I.K, Ink. ArenU for U10 ce'ebralcd 11 A 7. A 1 : i POWDER CO.MPAN V. All orders promptl flflo-l. IJ'iii.'.'d MM. IT. EM n. JOMis K I 1LKAD & i:iK(J.vn)N, PKOHUCi :, FOR WARDI NO, A vn (U)MM ISSIUN M KIH! II AX I'S, And I H-n lei In Corn, Oats, Mom, j,v, liiicoti, Lard, Hiden, Hkln, and Couuii'y l rxlui u ie'ta!ly, Aos, ;;; ninl H. Locust Ktrccl. pel"2 (l.ini Eva Mivi i,i.k, I mi, Nolico. iii-.ui: will, hi: a ji:ns:: : 1 5. ll'l . eel 1 1 1 IX of the I lemheiK and lu ol the VhlJNH ML.N'H CIIN'-AN HOCJA'tlON held ill '1' I M i ' I . It A . . j HALL .Murhhi Hal), .Main Hin.i. .. I ween First and Water, on MATl i Ki y i:Vl'NINU, Jaiiiuuy liid, t.t 7 o'clock, hi HIV purpose ti selei lint; coiuiulli o cervi! the AHsoi-tal i 11 iliiiliijj fi,,. A 11 Who leel nil liilen st In ml v Hnci n". ( h, cmiiw of ChiiH ulu corn 1:1 11 y lnvil,d t attend. Conieonel cimealin I.. itllFFN H.R, Jk. , Piinl.iunt V. AI. c. AnHoclalioii. Jaul'Jdtd