Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 23 January 1869 — Page 4

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KvansvlUe. VliieennPB.T.HauW A mnM'ulH'B' Ji-:il AMI li):" A w 1 iwiiMU1 -.lAll!rAM Vincennes A c 2 Uu p M 4 M P M IjstfS P M COMING .SOUTH Leave , . Leave TWv. 11 lllte. VtlrCeUU j Arrive iutC :F.'vlll. VI aeenoeH Ac I A Freight & Ac.: A m J 8:itp m HTh Vincear.MS AeconimoJation Train iTiv Ins til ;,osf irain , . , Mississippi i).,;ir.,a.i t ViuoeuncM for Lou Is Cairo. ' Terra Haute and In&ianscIIs. FROM TERRK HAUl'K. Leave. 8 ;o a m , p M . 4 .; P M . 10 :'J5 P M Arrive. Mail Train... Aecom mod.Uion Day Express.-. Night Express.-. 12:16 F M 4-: Arm 1 1 :.? p M C:,W Ail I ti,o .Uonrro nn th Ohio and M llsslppl Rjiimo.i utM nbu on Monday, Deeemti i uiiar wdi.'ii we will correct the tiuie table ot Hial Boad. : . ! ' E. H. & NJR. Pu, Northern Division. TRAINS CJOING SOUTH. v H t ....... . ;30 A. if. Arrive at ilatisf-m. .J0:nl0 A.M. OOlNG SOUTH. Tiivn Tin lwnm .... - l:!1) P.M Arrive at Henderson5:00 p.m STEAMBOAT LINES. Every Moutlay - fcnd Saturday at loo'clocs A.M. Every Tuesday. Wedueay, Thursday, and Saturday at 6 uaiiv. except Banday at To Urkrk Rivkr. Every Monday fcud Friday at 5 o'elocs P. X. Every xno.rsuay t .,'l.-wlr v n i To Kastpobt.-Every Monday Wednesdv and Frtday at 4 o'clock p. Mi - : To IlEiorKsoN lally, except Sundays, at o'clock p.m. ' 1 - Tn -JisHviMJ!-Every Wednesday and Saturday at 4 p. m. To Memphis Every Tuesday at 4 p. M. Rocfeporl KLIire (via Newbnrgh and BoonViiie,) carryl.i' the mall, leaves at7 A. M., ou ilcudays. V'edndays and Friday. ArrNcs by 7 f. x-, Tues-iays, Tburadays and Satnrdaya. pj-ii- Harmon v Mall Staee leaves Mori' divs and Fridays at 7 A. M. Arrives Tat davs and yatnrdays by 4 p. M. U Vorn.-.n Mail H!Ia flftilV (tl oept yundays)'at 7 A. m. Arrives daily (or etl fcutiuavs) uy i p. m To NiffiiUHd, isy.) frora the o'rioeic p. ar. Aiercbaut'a Hotel, at 3 SATUKDAY .JANUARY 23, XWiCITY NEWS, i Serenade. The Crescent City Sil-: ver Baud have our thanlca for the compliment of a serenade last night. TheymaJc, delightful music, of course. They always do. . . ',. v j ; ' ,. ; . - , ... ! ' Improved Streets. The fine weather of the last few days has done more to improve the'pfreets than'was done hy the lavish expenditures of - weeks by the City Council. ' I ; ' , : ; Mat and January. Yesterday was an extiaordinary day for -niid: Winter. Tlie sky was beautifully clear, and the air was balmy and mild as in Masv; Indeed, it was a fair type; of gonial Spring n tha bosom of Win ter-, a reverMul oY the usual order things May reclining in the lap of 'of . January.., , Tx- r... ? r T ,, -t J . ; i ' 1 1 - -J 5 I ; Launch. The mammoth new wharf bat, built by Cavender, for Marshall &Co. ol llender'.son, will be launched from the ship yard, below Pigeon Creek, this afternoon. As the boat ia a very large one, the launch. will be an interesting scene , to tlioso who-wili takatbei troiible to witness it. in? speetaple town.1' 1 It will be an interesteven viewed from Warmno The handbills circu'latiDg in tho city, advertising a "Grand Concert for the henefit of the colored -Methodist - Sunday School Library1," arc without authority of Pastor or any one connected with' said Sunday School or Church. Said handbills an nounce Geo. D. Olderi as Director; Geo. McKinney, Agent; "J, Johnson, Staee Manrirer. ' '. ! ItEGORnr.u's Ochtrt. Anotherparsed withoxit any business in Recorder's Court. His Honor, day the the Ilecordcr, sat , on his throne ,like pitienee on a monument, waiting a bite, but nary nibble was to ,be had. Is it possible Othello's occupation is gone? Won't nobody do nothing to get up a case, for the benefit of the reporters if not for the benefit of the Recorder? . , -'. ' A New Daniel. We are credibly informed that Our distinguished Mayo, anxious to do all the good he can, proposes to add to his other multifarious duties that of holding; a Mayor's Court daily; for thepurp"bse of aiding in improving the morals of the city. It was said that ha was. to login yesterday, but we could liear of no cases adjudicated by him, and it is probable," tha: as Friday .is considered . an unlucky day, ho may havo deferred . for a day the new undertaking.,' ;.; ' ' ..- .i i ' --i : Personal. Among the passengers by tho Ada Lyon lat night were C9I. Weir, of Greenville; Judge Baird, bf Hartford, and Frank M. Hardin, pf ' Whitesville, Ky.; Ed. White, the re'nowned tobacco factor, and Captain' John Travis, of the American House. Tom J. O'Brien, of Olney, Illinois, and Thoa S. Itidgway, of Shawne'ei towu.weni registered at the Sherwood last night.-;-; ; -;:v"';;; ' Elder Ware, of Mayfield, Ky., is in the city. lie represenU that town as . ia a highly flourishing condition, and the surrounding counrry as teemi4g with produce waiting for market. .... . . 1 From Gr-eex River. From gentlemen who arrived from the Green 'River country last, night, wo learn that everything ia that section ht, tno county looks prosperous:-1 ;-Not ,a great ddtl haa' yet been lone in the tobacco crop. Tho weathef has heen unfavorabi ' for prepariag,it for market, and operations are not. likely to bo heavy nntil the views of bnvcrs and planters approximate more closely. The immense crop causes a : feeling of offish n ess onltlw part of buyers. Yet in some localities competition has run the price up to a veiy fair figure.': A week or two of good weather for prizing will set, the to-1 bacco moviog. . ' '

iSifigBI ness. was pued, forward with a vim . in the" Court of Common Pleas yesterday, and in addition to numerous demurrers, answers, replies, &c, several casoa wera disposed of. ': sThe first ca?e disposed of was that of Hiram C. Napny, Administrator of the estate of John W. Grant, deceas ed, vs. Dr. Runcie. Dr. Runcie and Grant had been . partners in a mill at Millersburg. ' Ranch) furnished tho money and Grant managed the business. Shortly after having " drawn f 2,000 from the bank for business purposes. Grant sickened and died before all .the money had been, .expended. At the time of his death Dr. Runcie took possession of tho balance of the money, which was his own, in fact.. To recover this money the action was brought by the administrator; Nanny, x. jury wa3 empanneled and a portion of the testimony disclosing the facts above stated, when the ease was dismissed. . . . ; , Tho case, of Jacob Mann, F. F. Vaughn and Allen C Hallock et ah vs. William II. Walker et al, composing the City;Councilof Evansville, was taken up and disposed, of. ; This is the celebrated case brought against the city to compel tho removal of the Fourth .Street or jUpper .Market .House. It waa tried by the court, and judgment rendered for the plaintiffs.; ) Judge- Johnson, in delivering the opinion of the court says :;", It is therefore considered by the court that the ' market : housa mentioned . in the complaint, is a publio nuisance, and the court finds that, by reason of the .maintenance thereof by the defendants, as the Common Council of the City of Evansville, the plaintiffs, whose lots abut on the said Fourth Street,, have sustained damago to tha amount of one cent caeh; and it is therefore further considered and decreed by tho court that each of the plaintiffs recover of the defendants the sum of one. cent as damages, and their costs and charges by them, about their. auitn in this behalf,.;, expended, ..and that the defendant,, in their i official caDacitv "as the. Common Council of the City of Evansville cause, the said Market House to. bo , removed from said Fourth. Street by the first day of April next, and thenceforth be prohibited from ! incumbering or obstructing, said Street with the said Market House, or any portion thereof, to all .which the defendants except and pray an appeal to the Supreme Court, which. isr granted upon . their filing-a bond in the penal sum of one huudred dollars, executed by William U W&lke and any of the other defendants as security.", Jas. G. Jones for. plaintiffs, Asa Iglehart for.de fendanta. s ; ' , ; . . : . - .. The case of Franz Cader .and 'Jo seph Albaoker, vs Richard Raleigh et,al.. was also disivssed of. : This Was an action to recover i pay for certain stone and stone work furnished Cnst and others, contractors, in buildiag the residence of the defendant, Raleigh, they having given him notice that they would hold him responsible. The defense set up was that when the notice was served that he, the defendant, had already overpaid the contractors for the work done by them under their' contract. " Tried by the Court and judgment for defendant; exceptions taken and an appeal prayed to tiio Supreme Court. ; Robert Dixon vs. Thomas Whited was also disposed of. This was an action for damages sustained on landing a coal boat. Tried by the Court. Judgment for $57 75 in favor ' of the plaintiff; ; - ' " 1 - - Then came the case of Christian Stciger and Henry Renling vs. Ferdinand Karges. Tried by the Court. The evidence developed about the following facts: Steiger and Renling aro liquor dealers of Louisville, Kentucky; Steiger visited defendant an the capacity of drummer, and insisted on selling him a stock of whisky. Tho defendant declined buying; as he had already sufficient on hand. Plaintiff said ho would send him some anyway, and if he did not like it, he need not take it, but could let it lie. The liquors came consigned to defendant, who had them hauled to his store, where they remain subject to order of plaintiffs. The plaintiffs preferring the money to the whisky the price having greafjy declined brings this action to recover pay, but were disappointed. Buchanan For plaintiffs; Denby for defendant. After hearing the testimony, the coupsel for plaintiffs dismissed the case.i ; Then came up a heavy case James Niel vs. Anthony Thicle involving the enormous amount of $1 70. ' It appeared that Thiele held a Judgment against Niel, in satisfaction of which he agreed to take certain property a ad also tc- pay costs of suit in which the judgment was obtained. In .closing the matter; up, it appeared Thiele got off with $1 70 less costs than had been calculated upon, giving him that much more profit on the property taksn to Satisfy the judgment. Neal thought he was entitled to a drawback to that amount, and brought suit, conducting his own case." Defendant had two witi hesses on bis side, against one for plaintiff, and, as under our statutes a preponderance of evidence wins, Niel lost his cas, but added to his reputation as a counsellor at law. ;' i ' . Colonel Denby defended the easel The Court was anxious to take up another case, but as none was ready except- a dog. case, whieh are pro; verbially prolix,:, the Court adjourned over until morning. ., FxaHT. A fight occurred at a late hour last night, on Vine Street. We did not learn the names of the parties, or the extent of their injuries, -or if they were arrested. ; . . ( SnoT in the Leo. A young man, whose name we could not ascertain, was shot iQ the leg last night by his ' :''. own pistol, which was accidentally discharged 1Q his pocket. He re- . 4

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sihlo habit of carrying t istois iu vio lation of Jaw. ,,' ' ' . The Mite. The mit3.hchVby the very excellent and accomplished ladies of . the : Cumberland ' l'reaby terian Church,' in the" lower rooms of that building; last nighttwas"saf;iiaagnificent success, and one of. the most pleasant of the season. The attend v ance was very large, the rooms being crowded. -, All seemed to eujoy the social . reunion; and each seemed anxiou9 to contribute .to :thch enjoyment of the xthers. The mosl eordial welcome. was extended to. strangers, of whom a considerable number were present. The managing com mittce did themselves great, credit iq the excellence and. abundance. of the refreshments prepared for the occasion, and ample, justice was extended to their liberal preparations. The receipts, at the 'extremely-low prices charged, .amounted to fabdut $40. These mites are unquestionably the cheapest and mot pleasant entertainments that can be devised. Their next mite will ' be heldr at the same place on next Friday night, and a cordial invitation is extended to all who choose to come. ' . J f 1 "' , Scarcity. There was"a prevalent scarcity of news items in the city yesterday. Every one ( seemed so interested in the Senatorial question that they were regular know-nothings on every other subject. 1 ' Real Estat TEAJiSFERa.T-TUo ollowlug Is a list of the real estate transfers for the week ending January 'Sid, as appears from the record In tlie Auditor's ofllcet Frank Uarumersteln to John Hotlson, Lot 5, B.ocfc 1, Crescent Kiilaremeut, for El. CroKs to John Meek, XjOt 7, Eloctc 29, Bray Cooke's Enlargement, for tTJW. . Fred. W. Meier to Fred. W. Korlf, northeast quarter northeast quarter Hection .'SJ. Township 4, Range 10 (Si 91-100 acies), for J1.40. - J. P. Elliott to Win. Bed!il. Lit 15 and 16, and part of 14, Block 6," Elliott' Eulareeineiit, for 1-to. i i. Wm. Joiner to Jo Fuller, Lot 8, Block 25, Eastern Enlargement, for $000, L.eoKoehn to I,onU Kerth, Lot. 3, Block 2BL Hharpe's Enlargement, for J!,t0O Nancy Jane and John Fuller to Win. Joiner, Lot K, Block 25, Eastern Enlargement, for SoOil. - Adolph Bchrneler to Charles Bruenine, seven aciest ia the Dort hwrst corner of lUo southwest q alter of tiie iiorthoaNl. quarter of See ion 15-, Towusnip C, Uauge 11, lor twa). , i ChrUt. Miller-1 Mary Ringer, Lot S, in the RubdiviMion of the north half ot Lot'.', Block 117, Lam aco, for , . ' John t-haukltn lo 'Evansville Oalight Corrirwuy, Lota U and II, Block ltf, LVmaNCo, lor S160. i W. H. Ober to Frank J. Mnnda, Its IT an 1 15, Block 7L, Ijamasoo, for $)). - Jane Harrington to Charles Hello, quitclaim to the northeast, qnaiter or tl;n south weHtiuater of ."-eclioua,;. Township 7, Kauge tl, for $i5. - - 1 , Bernard Busen to Jo-iepU Veuneman,Lot lti and part of LoU 17 and 1 ', Block 41, Eastern Enlargement, for 82,500. l . Lonia Wirt ti to Leo Knehu; half of tne soulheast quarinr of tlie utlieast quarter of Section a. Township B, Racga ,0 (JJ acres), lor 87iiO. Frank J. MnmH to Henry nelnriolis. Lots 1 and 2, By ford ' suhuivisiou ot Hie north halt of Lot '2 Block 117, Lamasco, forllJOO. . Henry Fink to John Oorset", I.otj 19 and 30, Blk 2, UoodseU'ai Kill irtf ment, for ItoUU. XOCATuOTlCES ; . The value ofrure Wines In Sickness. The chief difficulty with i reliable wines has been' their scarcity and exorbitant prices, but-tilis has been re: moved by the introduction of a pure native, wine, prepared lrom the port jrrape extensivly, cultivated by Mr. A. Speer of New Jersey. We understand he has" submitted hi:i wine to the teht of many of ouTcelcbrated physi?i;in," and all concur in its purity; medicinal properties, and superioriiy to the best Port wine., Most of them, ta signify their just appreciation of ; its salutary effects, prescribe it in cses of debility, affectianpf the kidneys, and chiontc complaints, requiring a tonic, Sudoric or diuretic trcatiueut. Jlcxminw . , i k r ; ' it. ' 1 ' I I Druggists sell it, SALT ! FLOUR 1 PORK 1 ! NAILS! I We offer to the traJo" ' ' ' 10,000 barrrels KANAWHA SALT. 2,tMM barrels and sacks FLOUR of different brands and grades.- . 5.0(H) kegs Wll KKLING NAILS. ! A largo . supply, of Jltjt,',: Jtifs, Lard, &!iit)ar Cured-Huron flamy A c. L. Ruffner, Jr.. A: Co., ! No. 7 Main Street, near Water Street. For ' Rent. Business House No. 84 Main Street, three doors from the corner of Third Street. For paitiqulars, apply to- ARTnrjR LodoeJ r lG-lOt p C. T. Jenkink. j A new stock of and French Corsets at Silk Fringes HuaiiEs', Sewing Machine:. Two Wilcox & Gibbs' Sewing Machines, at cost, to close out consignment. Call at Louis BlTTROLFF'gi, No. G5Main St. jalil lw , Election Xotlce. j The Annual Election for five Directors of the Evansville Street Railway Company, to serve for the ensuing year, will bo held at the office of the Compauy on Monday the 25th in.st.,' between the hours ot :2 and 4 o'clock P.M. By order of the Board. 1 WWCriAJJPLER, Secretary - Jan.' 15, 1S&). '. janl5-tdJ , , . ...... 1 - i i JBtSIor pure ' Drugs, Medicine and Liquors lor medicinal use,-Ivory Sets, genuine imported. Perfumes, Colognes, Pomades and Fiae Brushes, go to Schuermann &;.Burford'a Opra Drug Store, IS South First Street. Prescriptions carefully compounded at ail hours. janl'J tines. - J6Oeo. S. Sonntag- ArCoTCan be found at the old Lowenthal- store, eorner of First and Main Streets, where they 4expect . to supply thir customers with gooda in lheir. line, j . de24tf , , , ,! u . , ... II Li, Price of Coal Reduced'.notico that I have since the 4th ic$t reduced the price of coal to 12J cents, .l-i: .i .i. - :..- - ' i 4 ucuverea in ii:e cny. I j janS-tf Jos. ThomaS.s i 1 J j &if Never mind high taxes.' Vty them now and save five per cent.; then go to Davidson & Becke r's,100 Main Street, and save 15 or 20 5 per cent, more on a good warn -uit, e before the weather gets too cold, n .. , : npv2S-mws. , . , - , JESF Toilet and - Fancy Articles fife Bridwell & Co.'s Drug' Store, corner of Third and MiinL Finest stock in the city- i'erfuineries of all kinds. Attention of the ladies invited. None but the fast kept. , foc2G dtflVew. Arrivals. j . .5 bbls Krout. . i j . ft " Sweet Cider. ' 1 ! "25 ". Buckwheat Flour. '..., 5 " Elegant Syrup. :' 100 " ' Eastern' Apples. , : t 15 eases Yarmouth Suga r Corn, t Parsons, Scovjlle & Moffett. dec29 . . ... , .' '

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family .flour sold ia the ; city, (the Cynthiaaa- Mill!", also, rye flour' for sale by H. D. Allis & Co., First St. second door below Vine. - A- Large Stock of Superior Ltquors; N. F. Carr & Co., at No. 3 and 4 South Water Street, have a very large stock of superior Liquors of the choicest brauds; selected with great care expressly for this market by Mr. Carr himself, with special reference to the wants of this trade, and offered at vcry malt profits by wholesale to cash customers. Steamboat bars supplied on liberal terms. I . declO dtf ft I. V'E It, rrr other: JCiver J tenia see Third Page. The, river waa fnllLng very !aut yesterday evening, having declined neatly two feet daring daylight yesterday -,The arrlvals and departures iiot elsewhere noted, include tlie Ada Lyon, from Green River, the Cumberland,' to Cairo, and the packets to lierjderson.-Th. Charmer, from Cincinnati, had a splendid trip down. She discharged 1,000 kegs ot naila and a lot of other freight at Louisville. She was nearly loaded for return last nighty and leaves promptly at 10 A.M. lo-day...-i...The Rose Httehada very fair pacitet trip iu, and has a prospect of a fine return tiip The Ada Lyon came, in at 8i last night with a good freight -and a crowd of people... The Cumberland did riot have a f all trip out, packet freight being scarce yesterday; .The 'Norm aii' was unavoidably !detalsed last night, but will leave promptly at 12 o'clock to-day, and shlppeH are requested to have bills of lading ala-.ird at that bonr. (she has a largo amount of! freight , already on board,,' and will leave promptly . as annouueed. She Is a Que steamer, well officered Captain Lew. Kates telegraphs us that the fflck" Long woi tit will be here at three o'clock p. sc. to-day, en route to New .Chileans. She is one of the largest, most elegantly-furnished, and best officered boats ia commission -..The low pressure Richmond lies over at Louisville till this evening, to completo lier engagements, and may bo expected here Sanday evening. 'Her ppaclous state-rooms, and wide roomy guards, render her very popular with travelers and shippers. Capt. Henry U. Haifa Bplondid steamer Lawrence, the pioneerjiu the Cincinnati and St.. Louis Express Line, will be b-re on Sunday evoniu en route to St. Louis. I'apt. Hart and tho Lawrence are woithy a warm recep tion -Capt. Hicks King bos resumed command; of the Cora H.......Capt. Yerkes takesomraaud of the Mary Erwln, and putB 'lier In' tho" Cincinnati and Ar kansas River trade... ......'..-..The Louisi ana, Emma " No. 3 and Silver Spray passed Memphis yesterday, and are due Wrto-morrow.l-; .'Tlie Virginia, from New Orleans, and Darling, from Merapbl, passed Cairo, yesterday, and are due here t6'dayi.i.,....Tiie Havana, for Nash villa, is due her- this morning.., .The Alpha went up to NewUnrg yesterday for freight and coal. She is the regular Evansville packet for Nashville at 4 p.m. to-dy.. . The Sam. Orr leaves promptly at 4 p.m. today for Eastport. Don't for et her. Billy i)nnn aTui Air. Maynard will see you through right The P. W. Strader has gone to Cincinnati. . Captain .Stein has resigned from the Louisville and New OrjeauB Packet Association. ; . , ; i , Manifest of Steam f.k. Sax. Orr, East' poit to Kvansville, January 22; Allen i'uu eau, master, Hilly Duun, clerk : Evansville tleorge lwis. ti bundles gun liii; L Ku ffuer, Jr. & CW., 1 cask meat and 1 barrel do; O. O. Niblack & Co., mi tmgH .corn; i.apb. uunran, 4 iags wittntt, 7J ugs corfi, 5 dry Hides', 2 bundlra guuules, lot Kt;rap irtn, 95 cedar iMKtR; Wei. ton 'Bro & Co.; :i bass peita, 4 Imihs fruit,-! bundles ik 4, js uni uuow, i uueiituvm ; itgou, utckey . arson. fags raps. I B.eg nallti, I box tallow, 1 empty can. 1 bale oUoii ; Macttey, Nesbit t Co.. 14 let lea cotton : II. f. Allls A t., yjiiarrels whisky ; V. T. Not-1 & Co., 22 bivlt-A cotton - Kenn v A Harper, a balos cottvooi can butter, bags wli,-:ir ; Tlios. H-auI-lui & :ou, 1 bundle itove pips; Wm. itolley, 0 bags corn ; Iglehart lirot hers, 0 bags uim; liiciriKiir, xinmaii E I o., 1 cook siove and llxturt-s; Ssiriiiel Orr & Co.. btiuuttl-K skein boxes; Cloud fe Aker, 1 bag peanuts; Dr. 'i unn-il, 1 piece easting. . Lonisvill McNeil & Hsntlers, a bugs peannts; ieoige Wicks & Co , -j bales cotton ; I) 'et. Davis A Co., i bales cotton, 2 OfHt T.S. 1 Mnciuuivti Ady, Hnll & fV., 2 bngs peanuts; Itoblert Moore A Co.. 4 bales cotton; K. L. Blsliop A Co., 20 bundles green hides, 1 bpmlle liy do.l btiudle sUoep pellM,l-ask I'e.itliers, I bai-i3l tallow. St. Louis i"iiuue A Kirbj-, bags castor in':m. , IVInt: Pleasant, Mo. -Mr. Hulls, 3 boxes totntctM. Spadra Bluff, Ark F. S. Adamst12 boxes iteark, Ark. W. A. Carter, 13 boxes tobaoeo. " ; MANiFKsTof steamer Charmer fro n Cincinnati to Kvansvllle.-4J. I. Hilss A Co.. 4 sacksdried fruit; J. Mf yer, 2 dozen chairs; , Leeeli A Leiucke, 12 Ik; tes tonic; -Keegau & Johnstfii,S half barreis plckles;-;. McJohnston, 10 halt' barrels pigs feel ; Slnzlciz A Sou, 37 boxes soap: T. P. Ferris, 2 boxes' merchandise; M, Kempf, 25 kegs beer; Jos. Oeiscr, 'i kegs beer; Brose. Bnw, 2 bJirielH L Oil ; Wm. Haner, 2 dozen buckets'. Kralz, 14 bats iron; It'dly A Co , 1 bale gunnies; H ilebling & C.., iii) tuns ol pjg roii V.. Ariustroii);, 21 Oim lli-rt Kbits, 1 box, 1 barrel varnish. ,i i. 4 J. C Smith, .9lmts irortf Coinbs, I mule; L. Meyer, 4,'i bHrreLs egg, 1 lox egas. . For nsiuuineiit to Henderson, 2 passengers and 2 -mules. For Mt. Vernon, US tMefcnges1 mercliaudlsp. 1 1'or Paducah. 00 arrels cemeiit, 35. packages mercliaudise. Metropolis, 4 packages merchandise. For Tennessee .River, 15; packages tuenhandise, 10 passengers.' For Memphis, Ail barrets salt, 1 caxk fish. Hale's Foiut, 7 pivckags merchandise. For Cumberland River for Nashville, 412 kets nails; 45 packages hubs ami spokes. For Can toil, 125 packaej merchandise.. : River Iispachos. CrNCiNNATl. Jannuary 22 Noon. River falii- two feet five Inches, with 31 feet :! inches iu- lb channel. NVeatner clear. Thermoiuetet 33. . ...... ... Nl.i:. - Loui viT-XK, Jauuary 22. River falling, with 10 feet . a inches water in the caual. NASiiviLtK, January 22. Rirer falling. Willi 11 feel on Harpeth Shoals Weattier fair and ple;isaut. The Mollie Uratz arrived from tho Upper Cumberland, Talismau from Cairo,' and Cuarlestoii from Kanawha. f -- , i At r.Mpms," January 2Z Weather cloar and warm. River rose one foot. Arkansas and W hit! Hi vers falling slowly. Departed Continental, Silver Late and Luminary or.St. Lou In; Louisiana, for Louisville; Emma No. 3 and S'lver Spray, CiucinnatL .The. Ames passed up last night. v CAbo, January 22. Turner, Memphis to St. Louis at a.m; Tyrone, Nasiivil e to Cairo at (Sa.m; Oiey Hound, PitLsburg lo New Orleans at a. m; Lake Erie Mo. 8, New Orleans to Pittsbuig at 11 AM; Dir. ifTit?1, Mem this to Clnclunali at 1 P. M ; Pauline Carroll, SU Louis to New Orleans at 1 p. m; Rub icon, St. Louis to Vicksburg at ap. m : VirKloia, New Orleans ;to lxuisvilla hi.'S p. m; Mulesy,l'aiuc:tU to St. IjOBIs at 3 p. m ; tjuick.step, iUvansville packet at ? V. sr.' Ulver stationary,. Weather clear and, peMkDU i - . ii j St. Lorris, Jauuary 22. Arrived Last Chance, Arkansas Kiver. Piltslmr. Deparieil CJuletea and Mollie McPike. The river is falling steadily, with plenty ot water to all points. Weatlier clear aud warm. Business moderate. Representatives of the Northern Line, Northwestern Union and Keokuk Lines have been in consultation here lor two days past with the viw of fixing a- basis of agreement for the transac ion ot business between here and St. P.-tul next seasn. Tho prospects art that there will bo no opposition betweeu 1bese companies, and that rates will be established which -will avert the jpuinoos competition of last year. The party taking the Initial Ivo steps in the matter h.is not transpired. ,..,. . : , i Filler, karges & co., ! HIIOI.I.SALK ' t Furniture Manufacturers, f AND KRALEItSIN ' " I I CHAIRS, MATTIU8SSS, XC. ! 8A tjCX JtOOSr.H: Nom. S9 A. l .MalM SI., Opposite the Court House, ' oc23-Smd.tw kvaxsvix.i., Imx .Taypdxere, Attention! I PABTUN STI1L OWIXil CITY 'luiu -for the year lSt are hereby uotilied tliat I will be compelled lo nlveilixecll u:b remaining unpaid ou January 2tith, lst.it, and also will levy on personal property ou which the city tax haa not been paid before the above date. 'X. J. U AVI iiC. City Collector, JaaI9dtd ; . .. . . i7r J7FL0UR l FLOUR I i riisi: iisit:iiNiiNKi will srxi, JS. their best Family Flour at 1 75, at llielr Mill, corner ol Fourth Street aud Fulton Avenue, snd deliver to any part of the city. VAHLKEKC A DIXON. Jaix &U '

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JAQ.TJESi.Ou- the1 51st ' Inst.." at ! 10K o'clock p.m., of scarlet fever, AGOitt WAtKKR, daughter or J. s. and R. Jaquess, aged 1 year, 1 month, and 13 days. Funeral to-day ('atnrday), at 2 P.M., from the residence of the parents, at the corner of Cherry and First Streets. .The friends of the family are invited to attend. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. In Bankruptcy. THIS IS TO OIVK NOTICE, thai, on tho iih d.-iy of J unary, A.D. 1S09, a warrant in bankruptcy was issued against the estate of Jacob Iiuenberg, of Kvansvllle, in theeoufcty f Vi'Udei burifb. and State of liuimua, wfe liH.vleM Adjudged a bankrupt, on his own petition; that the payment of any debts and delivery of any property belonging to such bankrupt to him, or for his use, taul the transfer of any. property by him, is forbidden by 1 w; that a-raeelingof the creditors of the said bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one or mors assignees ot his estate, will be held at a Conrt of Hank ruptcy, to be holden at the olflce of Charles H. BulterrieUl. KvaxkanUe. Indiana, oil' I be ,2?tU. day of February, A.D. 18;9, at 9 o'cloek a.m. BENJ. J. SeoO.NKIt, TJ. S. Marshal, District of Indiana, J lii23 d-t Messenger. i t Tr Illi' .' I ' I 1 ' I kit I N0TICF. JOESIItr: NOTIFVIKfl TIIE PFBlie that I have ren'e a . room ou 1-onrth Street, between Locust and Walnut, at whicu place 1 will keep co stnutly ou band a large varie.y of Or eon Apples, Uressed touitry, Butter, Eggs, Dried Fr,H, and ia fact all kinds of Protlm-e. jan2Jdtf JAKE HUN NELL. i ' Notice. THERE WHI. BE A CENLRAI. meeting of the members and friends oi the YOUNli MEN'S CIIKISfiAN ASSOCIATION held, at I TEMPER A N o E HALL (Marble Hall), Malu Street, between First and Water, on SATURDAY KVKNINu, tjauuai- Zid, at 7 o'clock, for the purpose of selecting committees to serve the Association duiing tbo year. All who feel an interest in ad vauciug the cause of Christ are coraially invited to attend. ; Cotrusone! ieome all!!; ! . -.1 t. ttCFKNKR. Jr., President Y. M. C. Association. Janl9dtd i Mutual Insurance Company of VanfJerburglt Uounty. Eva nsv I LL.K, January 18th, 18C9. 1 OCRTEEMTir. ASSV1L, BEl'OKT Amount of policies' now outstand- ' " ing 8578,475 00 Value of premium notes ... ST.t.-Ji.s 11 Receipts .... ' ..:.....;......;... 2,;iM 52 Payments . . J2,;vti 52 ASSETS. j lresent valun of premium notes ...$73,21H 11 ouice luruiture -. .... v City bonds iu treasury 8,525 (hi Cosh iu tiea-smy . VS iJ Total assets.... 877,711l 35 Number of policies outstanding Assessments m:ide on premium -i.371 notes .......Nonc Losses accrued aud not pnui ...... S1.SI2 00 Attest: BEN. STINSON. Sec'y. We. William Baker, Richard Raleigh, Christian Heddrich, aud Wm. E. llolllngsworth, being duly sworn. s;iy that we are the Directors of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company ot Vanderburgh Couuly, and that the foregoing statement Is true, to the best ol our kuowieoge ana better. WILLIAM BAKER, KIC11ARD RALEIGH, i C II H HKODKKICH. W. E. UOLLl CUM WORTH. Subscribed and tworn to before me tuts lKtn day ol January, lno'i. . , ianl9 dlw ; n , t . Notary Public. STEAMBOATS. FOR OWEN'-iKORO, CANNKLTtlN, LOU ISVIl.bE, asu CINCINNATI. ! The nrst-class steamer j i iTCJli " j CHARMER i r rrtaf," Master, ' ' ' Darcla sam. j nines, t ierx, -LeaVes for Cincinnati aud all way ports Nin ithAV, JANUARY 33d, at 10 o'clrk a.m. For freight or passage apply on board or to . DIIKK NICHKLStIN, I' Jau'i2d2t - Agent. FOR CAIItO. MEMPHIS, VICKSBUEO, The preat low-pressHre steamer j nL-'ff' J. Srur Nkai Matter: ' ' John S. Wool.FOl.ir, Clejk, Ijeaves Evansville for New Orleans and all way l.orts NI MUY, Jan. 21 lb, at 5 P.M. For lret;:lit rr passage apply ou lioard, or to HUMPH Itl'.Y, fA I'KlUlv A CtJt., or W. li. BtiUWN A CO., jiinL'2 d2t Agents.. FOR CAIItO, COLUMBUS , MEMPHIS. The elegant uteamer . NORMA N, I O. Hewit. Ma ter; I , Uooijje W. Twomey, Clerk, Will leave lor Memphis and all way ports. NATUISOAY, JANUARY 23D, i at 12 o'clook m., promptly. . For freight or passno apply ou board or to j - . o - R- RUDD, t Jan23dlt - f ' '" ' Aaeut. FOlt CAIRO, CtJLUM BUS AND M KMBU1S. Themagnlflcent Dean F.lue stcauiet Aii-'ikn jjJtw R. Miller, Master; , . , s i ,ii W.C. Urubb, CTIerk, Ieaves for Memphis aud all way ports tIONIY, JANUARY SSrtr, at 7 o'clock a.m. For freight or passage apply on board, or to HUMHHiifcV, PA i KICK A CO., jan23 d2t Agents. Regular Evans villa, Green River, and Hartford Packet. Tho beanlirttl new Steamer ' ' EIARTFOBI), Joe McFieyooMs, Master, " '' Now nearly comjileled, will ply as a regular p.u-ket I et ween Kvansvillo and all points on ti eeu Hlver, aud on Hough Creek to Hartford. Wiil leave, Evansville every MONDAY and THUitsOAY at 5 p.m. dtf FOR OW ii 3 Slrt(K I'AP IJLTON, AND LOUlSVlLLI-i, ! The fleet aud elegant passenger steamer MORNING STAR, A. T. U 11 more. Master. I iuck liutchlsou, cierK, . Will leave for Louisville and all way ports NAlllKlt tt , JANUAKY 23o, at 8:30 o'clock e M. ..... For freisditor imiai;R npply ou board, or to W. Ci. BUOWN A CO., (, dlt AgeutaJ j FOR MEMPHIS, VlfiivSBURU, AN,1 ( , n r. vtvl'tAl'T..' t l Tlie mammot h steamer NICK L0NGW0RTH, trfw. Kstes. Master: . u i ; i'i.iaiKeneBw.ers, t;ierirj Leases for New Orleaus and all way ports SATUKOAV, JANUARY 2D, at 3 o'clock p.m. For freight or r assaira apply ou boar J , or to M (TMrUSKY, PATKIITK A CO., or W. U. BKOWN A CO., i jan23dlt - Agents. I , ,,,, FOR MT. lARMEL, , : ! sThe fine passehger sfeamer iJP N4-' 0,1 15 LOUISA, . . Jii3iTom Bolnss, Master; f Charley trawford. Clerk j Leaves for Ml. Curmcl and all Wabasn River war, IjmhUojsj i uh?i ; J 1 NATUK1AY, JANUARY 23D, at 4 o'clock p.m. I . For freight or passage apply on board, or to W li. BRuWN A CO., 4 ' jaxldlt" - Agents. FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUL-". '. ' The Cincinnati and St. Louis Express Line's splendid steamer . 'LAWRENCE, " ' Henry U. Hart, Master, leaves Fvansvtlie for St. Louis ;. KUMI1V, JANUARY 3ITU, . at 2 o'clerk I'.tt. i v. t . ! l-or freiirht or passaee apply on rtoard. or to ii UM I'll KEY, P.VTUU ?K A CO.. ; JauSl dli .. AgeaU. . ! Dissolution, v THE PI It HI HJIOirS 'AS LODGE,' Jenkins, Fender is hereby disxolved. All moneys due the tirm to be collected by Aithnr l.odiio ami 4'harIeS Jenkins anil debts made bv Ihe tlrm paid rv a1d lxsigo aud Jenkins. ARTHUR UtOOB,, "..JMIAs. JENKINS, ; JiNU. Ji'KNUKH, JanlGdlw ' GEO. FENDER.

LrTTurR RKWAisniri tTJfCr,AiMF.D la the Post-otllee at Evansville. State of ludiana, on the 22d day of Jancary, !Hj9. Persons calling for any of thesa letter win pi ease say "Advertised j" giving date. I.AIIE LIST. Allln RIch'd mrs McOlnuls Masrele

Autle Annie McUralh Mat la Blakey SopbU Bowden Iary A Bennett Amanda Bionuel' Olive Bowles Elizabeth. Burns Halle - , .; Bailey Milly Hrunner Margrath C'arter Mary A Clutter Martha . Chandler ElleuC Corwiue Sina Chibendier Fanule Charter Isabell -Dierkiag Cathartue Dreuen Jane Ehart Harriet Kdtnond Sophia Everitt Iouisa R ' Foster S K Fnrgnson Sill Mag Fry Klir.abeth Frazur Catharine : Fluk rnrs Frey Mauda Orauui mrs Gibson Mary E Glick Elizza R Green Nancy - r Hawkins Elizabeth Holmes Emma Harrison Mary Heile Julia Hamilton Carrie llolfmun Mary McMurray MI McCutchen Sarah ' Newman lxiuls Norcrss Hannali Newmar, Ann M Nolaud Oda . s I'oliock A C I'arson Amelia ' ' " Picke- lug Delia ; .it--l'erry K . Phillips E F PaTk Elizabeth ' v' ' Pauli Elizabetli Powell Mary Riley Kab , ' Kedma.ii Kale 2 , ' R:se Molley , , Ittagen Catrinrt Kay Martha ' Reese Harriet i Stout. I.eliuda 1 , Strotter Elizabeth tthfra Brldjet Settlemires Iow : Salpp .lennie , Seymour lell; St iles H B Stone Emily W . SimmaosAVm inrs Thomas Fannie Trout man lieiierit ta Treaner Mate E lurs Trontman Dollla Taylor Ksnnio Taylor Rosit turs : ''Trentman E j ., , Walker J ulia A inrs Wtialey Saline Wilt land Maze mis-i "Wheeler Mar v Hogan Mary Hicks Malluda M Harmau Ellen Hillabrant Jlnnle Hues Lizzy Ingram Sarah R Woodard Kate 2 .lacksouChancvmiSsWalece mm Kler Mary White Alloa ' Kroceuniuger A E Weils Nellie I Kuox Louisa I Walters Marv - i. l-.l Kaorressel Margaret Warner M artha O I Langwortny Abbie Wheeler Elist LedbetUr EiIza Waterman t atberlne Lon(( Mary E Vokeo Ytly ! Yoham Nancy OENTLEMEMX LIST Atley miKj Co. A rid Hon Georgo Miller Henry V Montgomery Joseph Moore BO . Maarice A Ii Meyer CharJle Morr 8 C J 2 Alien Aurant Alfred f.opp Jacob Brown JackMiu BaaksJobn , Huner Joseph Batler Noble C Butler KL BestO W Biakely Robert S ' Brou-i S Bishop R H liniuuHii K D ' Hums Thomas W Burns Ol Bartu Wm Bufflngtoii Geo H Boy den Geoi ge S Belsail Frederick Built Klijah Beard Frederick A Black Charles i Banks Albei t i Martin J ti Mlrlck J t: Martin John J Myre Jack M arez J Mohering J H . Meyer John G Mix James H 1 t I Makln M Mosley Joseph I Mausel Hicliaid ! Moore William II Moore Robert A Co . , MnCutchen John L MeClure Win 2 I McCutchius Benj NighiinEaieA s f i orr Auther. Potu William Barrett Andrew Piige Dabner Berthiuger,' Stein- Parker Charles weitel S Co. Pollard Henry Bird Brewer Cramer J K A Co. Coyle Thomas D Cross James Coplmg Josepa Cole Alfred E Copel,. n A Archer Deloug A Archer ix-iiison W a D Debevre ' ' lodge D W Davidson John W Darnell John Dora l y J fieck John jr. liarlck James Denton Miller H I kins David;2 Edaar. a Htlyrd Ehrenlruhl N Kvaus A Trlsler , Farren A Snyder ' '. h Inu A Foubeti DO hltzslinmoLrfl f avid Fanning Francis, 2 Fletcher Joini . Free-man JT Freed man J Finuley Jxmes W .- Fel.steiul Wm Flanagan John irea Wm , OoodE W . ' i.aidner EJniird (hunet Jo,h Glass Mlltou Uil(eu W m Huud W Son lieulck W L llaiTlsoa William . Hodson William Hayes p if Hetidy P F Rev Plaskett Mlltou Powell Jas W ; I'ruitt Simon Iteubelt A O ' Rogers Ell B Rourke Harry Kaglaud MS, Ray John J L Roads James Rogers James H Rngers James -Rhodes James Richards John K Red fern T N Kees Charles L i Ringer W H 11 Stewart David H Stroud Frank, 'Schoflekl Jesse Smith ti W Shank Charles , Smith Michael Stunkey Chi Smith L -Springs Sutton Thomas Smith Thos M i t sutlon Win i Scott Wm - Stan-berry WHda . Small W H , , , ; Smith W F F . Samson J M i ' scofleld J R .' ' ; Smith Johu II i '. Htnhlrioefer JoKCph tsmitit Jiii'nu Suowdon Johu I Smith Join SUmpsojv Ijogftn Sger Luther J Smith Henry Swlucher Geo 1L Smoek E O Hall Johnnie D Shaw Hiram Howard James & Co Seal iiirimi - Hardwtsxl J D Smith G W llanraitv Hugh ' Hawkius tl M Hawkius H W Horubrook Charles Howell Hishop llsrtin D S lliilard Charley Hopkius E. D Johnson Ch'ai'Jes . , Tailor Bushrod ' Teamei Amiie Y ! Thicks J M Thomas Jos Capt Tickny 1nnm) Vaughn i'eter ', Vautrease Newtonj IVilklnson Thos ) Watson Thos - Jones J 11 VV OlHI litis ' ' JohDKOti Nicodaaus While F M James K It Weldon Columbus EJ Jones William Jay ne WW 4 Jvil.lntr George Kadin Wes Llggon R UU Lai ey H V JJnuelius George Ly tie Charles west Aitreu t Williams Ashnry ' . Webber, Bently A Co WilliaiuM Augustus . Waltely Wm ; j Young Michael 1 To the Proprietor ot Cincinnati House Lyies Daniel A. T. WHITTLESEY. P. M. DRUGGISTS. JOHN jLAVAI,, j Wholesale and Retail Drngg. Dealer in AfeJichte, 1'dintt, Oils, Brushes, fx MAIN NT., bet. Second and Third, Evansville, lnd. Particular attention given to CUTTING WINDOW GLASS to auysiro. juu21dtf LAW CARDS. -W. P. HARGRAVE," ' ATTORNEY nt LAW. . . i . Ofttce on Third Street, In Washington House Blocks . -. Will practice t. various Courts ol the Circuit. Prompt attention to oflloe bttntrtess i. , dec4d.lm B. L. D. GUFFY, . ; ATTORNEY AT LA Tf, i ; MORGANTOWN, KY., ' . ! ' Will practice lu the counties of Butler, Warreu, MuUlenburg, Ohio, and McLean. Prompt attention given to the collection of claims. '. References Whef ler A Rlggs, Holiinf worth A Bro., Chas. lulioocK A Co. f apM 2IATT1IKW DALZFiLL,1 Wholesale Dealer In ' 11 , j Groceria Nails, White Lead, Llines, ; : ' ; . ., ...Cement; &c, " ,:","- i ' No. IS Water Street, j d:1tidl, . .. . j. i. Eva nhvii.ue. Iitd, l'issolntion cf Copartnersnip.' t i TifECOPAttTNEKSIIIP IIEUETOtoie existing between t.ouis Kiev asd ti. it loiz. under me nrru name ot f rey a Kiotz, la mis day dissolved by mutual; cunsttiit, 'J tie bustnesn w II tie cautioned at the old aland by 11. Klotz, who will sottie all clat us against me ownrm, and oollect the same. ' JAJUli FRtV . , ..." H. KLOTZ. ; . i Evansville, Jan. 2it, 18fi (jan22dnt I i .. j ... .. . , ! -.!.. or ru ' '-. " SYANSYI LLK T U R N -V E B E N, ' "f TTJliNK Xfc II T4 I, 22 i; to" 27th march. j A Ca'ivassiug Committee of two ladies has been appointed Tor each Ward. The rommlttees will iovii call ou our ft-llowr citizens, and, R la hoped, will receive a liberal reception. ; EVANSVILLE TURN-VEUEIN. i'er MKS. F. VolDIRAUKK, j r Secretary ot tho Fair Couvtnitteo. an21dlw"' Courier copy. i t c.;r. itxiDD, j; steahboat' ageiit. Special A;ent for ilio Caltlmoro ' Ohio Kallread, ' .;; My21-tf ( , " . KVAmviu c. lino..

Dissolation of Copartnership..; . THE 'OIAHIE!CSilIP 1IEUKTOfoie xlsting between C.-1L Cramer and Frmlerlck lleuke. under ttje tirm name of Cramer A Heuhe, ws I his day .llssolyed bv mutual eonnk The business of the lat flrin will be settled by Frederick iintu who alone Is niithorli'.ed 1o fielllu the"tme." CKAM Kit A HEUKE, , . , ; F.vaiiHvllle Woolen Mills. , .Evansville, Iud., Jau. 14th, lsu9. 'I delre returniug thanks to my many old customers lor their kuiif-couUuiutd patronage, and would respectfully reuuest L further coutluuance of the same. jald " FREDERICK HKUtK. ' j. -;' t J

OUR IiLR-I WAR 35 I .. I :-; ' . ' " U , . We ofB'r tbe following A t Ureally lied need Prices! . i'.-i-i i . " " . Meat Cutlers irnd ytn Rers; Shovels, Tongs, and k'okeis; , ' - Skates aud Skate Shttrpeners; . - ..... . putcher Knives; Butcher Pa ws, Steels, Cleavers, an J Chopper; ... ,. , . . .- Axes, Regular ami Patent;'" Boys' Handled Axes; ,;..; Axe Handles; WooJ3aw;. . - Patent Jkosa-rut Hnws; ' ' ' ' Iron Wedges; Foot Scrapers ; i ciial and Grain Shovels.' ! "' ' ' ' Als-) tho following at ; 'filwSS T tl A N (K)STI , . - ' i Chain lilts, IUl.be t and Match Plane Bits, Hob and Stioe Nails, Hiiairots, Cloth and Shoe k Brushes, Lead , Pencils, f. 1 Kteel Pens, ' Pen-holder., atid l,ti-J lit; Pocke-tHMiks. ! TERjIS CASH, i." FRED. P. BTRAUB & ( No. Tl MAIN KTKEKTp Ja7 dtf Bet. Second and Third Sn I Km. SAMCEl. ORU. JAMKS UAV1DMOII. J. t.liUd : SAMUEL ORR & CO., DEALKR4 lit IRON, STEEL. TIN-PI ATK, llrlltlt '' , - ZINC, .- ' SPUIN GS.AXLE'H, Horse and Mule Shoes, J fTinnera' and Blacksaiiths' Tools, WAG0JT AXD LTCGY WOOHVVOr.X ! WKulKlHT SCRAP IKON IIOC&X'l .' , :., . ,' ' - - ' i , At the blfcheet market rates. . .;,.,:".,'. Water HtfeeU luoUdlf i EVANSVILLE, IND. IKETTICUER, ii BLU)UU & Co, (Succescors to Wiis, Kllo( & Co. t IMBOKTEKH AN D JOKKERM Of t Hi Firwt Si 1 1 o vfc SIGN Ofc'.TIlK , i ..(-..' - . BIG ' JA.TTQGI,3 AATii, Al'.i, "!-, AXI-X. ... ' . 1 axjJaxi-., ' , . .1 , . ' ; t .; TAliLE CUVLEUY, ..; : ... . . ," tahlfj cutlkii ' -' TA It L H CUTJ4 Ell 1, I'0(JKRT CtFTLKUY, PCM3KKT CUTLKIIY, PUL'KT.CUTLtOilY, ; j t it t ,( , . Trao ClutliiM, I'laiilerp Il4Ms ' v" ' j s I!!!!!.'!'' HOCK, !, ' , , .. 3!cchanles Tool, Aii'ciiaiiltt' Tools. ' JSIcclianlca Tools, i-1 . muiminn hiudwark, ( ElilLlUi.' HAUilVVAIiK, Bl'tLilttKi' IIAKJlHAIiK, ,.', .. (orroVAXh wikilcaiiih, 1 "' t OTToN AM KlMILt AKIIS, '. rorioff ami wool cauin BKHT HUHKICH IlKLTINU, , AiK.1T HUhHAIit.jHICl.TINU, i tiKUT UUUHtiltiHKUTlSHi, . ' j . ... MillAnJ Croaa-Cat Sar, ' - Kill and Cross-Cnt Saws, " Mill hJid Croti-Out Saws. C'ANII buyers will Dud it to their imI vantg to examine our Block before puithalug etsewhete. . ' , At Ihe Old Stand, 13 First S?. UQCTTlt'llKU, KKLLOUU & CO. ." UrlB "' CLOCKS.' Wholesale Clock II oissc, GEISSLE1I & DELANO, . WHOLESALE ' Clock Iealcrw, ioep eonslantiy ou hand a FULL asaortucul of fcw-l.u i hoiiiHM aud other America 11 blocks; liEGUIM.J OHS, OFFICIO AND Jt ALL CLOCKS. ... ..Snd for iTUut UmI to, : ' HO. IS MAI i5TUK):T. marlO dly . ' ititoMi i-'Acrroitv. : ; GLUNfZ & MAUSER, , ! lirooiu 3Xrtimiltt;liir4t-. We desire notitying the public that wo are keeping on hand all sort-i of Bioorns. and pay the highest price for Broom .Corn, f actor v on ItilnJ and IL gleHts. di;7 d im rTu liTLo ok irereTl Tiitt liorsE at riti:,M ii lick Si'lUNos is now fitted up with conilortalio roms for those winning lo avail themselves of the Uf-e of these waters, wnieb. ar vtsry HHouctona in, y.'loter lor Dyspeptic., .... - , . Dr. Ityan has associated Mr. K. Tucker with him, iu plax-e ct Auaais, lemoved. j , For jturthr ai liculum aoores . tj v si jh. i I r, , i . ii t ' L'r...f.l, I !.. W . dell dim 1 ml Ohiua. C'TU KNOCK & GOrotjiVijsRs, Ga3 and Steam1 Plj9 Fitters, Corner i'lne. and First Streets. Cawli paid for old Copper and BrafiS. , nor Dealers la all kinds of Hi-ass Cocki WhiHlles,,iuid Btoani CiauKO. Partlculal attention paid Us repaiiiug and ailjustinj, Htun tHHKtm '"' " r '"M f LEW. VAMiEWlll I'T, , j' Forwarding & Ccmrnipsion j,'-;lITilMUit, .-j f HARFU0AT rilOI'RIETOR, And (I'KNE.i.U. fiTKAMBOAT AftOT, Ml. VERNON, I NO. 9" Prompt atteml'vn rIvCii ness etit I ilited lo blsc.ire. tO nil l.UKlI j.il.s il :iu WWID 5WATi:if.I luivc opened i WiKnl rViinl.on Flfi ie rftreet, between IrfKstmt ami Wnlinit, ami shnll keep constMiilly on bund lull snpply. Having bu-l tioKo tit tuched lo my water wagon, 1 am prepared lo fill cisterns on very moderate leiiitH. , . Ordeis lell tit my v.-iilnce, on Walnut Strurt, bet wceu Third and l-'oiil I h. w 111 bo promptly tlUfd. r THoMAS BHLLEN. UoiidUm, , . ., i i ...i -

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T"",? ,,H' '"'"'-TH K A M K 111 C A N rt, LjurK,'.lno of ,h' l-e.t. hotels I:. mmt HV'''1. ,!"':'nt. It t loc ,(,.,! l the rnldst of the hti.in, r,.,rl ,,r ,hi ,.).... rYvr r vfew r'T' hnH fl "Memlid LL. , .iW.' Jl ,S a'"J "inmo. -.us, i.r.,1 I- M," ,rf"" Milu Strict and Is eyyof fl, ,:, ir, , ,,. ,J road, mid Mjrroui.diut; cor ,,t ,y. j;.,.. fivcn April lr, i .,!(. Ai,;.ivto i ,n oJ'VAU JOU:' :"' N.A.Im'r. . Ja,l1iL,I . V.-ihKVhlo, i, I. Tillt IIF.VT-BAKKM XNtZt7,1T-'.'X .5. merit ol t ho Cumlmrii r-il l'i i-i)V l. , , Church, eorner nf So :.i d fin, I hi St reets. This would be n very ,(....., .,i, .', plnce for tmtchlug Miufe or Jtrimun,,' ,,-,l J'attUinfi. Also, ai;ool r "rn fur (trio Inquire ol ALVA II ( 1 1 ; mi N , 11 11 l ll I I . 1 ' .... t - .1 I 4 ... 1 i n 1 ...I ate A , run Nil i: -siui;k-i iiAT-'i h- tlent toi-w-boMt " Cm lo Joe,'' iu in lu the in , iilli fif lltco'i Ulver, i-tiHik and lixlmes muL.y lilt-d up. X1. v lvw 1 1 ! i rih.l Tv ii.ii every ron veil n lice I r the tnnle. boat cjiu Ixj seen in tho iiiouin o( : Ulver. A man v lib a fcinall l-fnlly have a rile tiotno nml ilnd a i: "1 'h:n in pilichaMni: il, Cily p oi,. 1 1 y wmililkeu ill excliniif.;n for I h-- bo;ii. y.a 'Ihe I I- ! I ,111 i i n I ii Residence and 'at, l'ir J'.a!,!. meK iti.siii:cr. t,r ce it.. n. Thorn is Unncle wiil I i ,.i'u 1. 1 ; ! i i K.ih). Sahl lafii oii t'i i n I !) nerri, wuh iniproveine rif'i. It n nin.nl one in : I ugic'ri Station, on the i ;. C, it. !:., rm.l ten miles Ironi this I'll y. l'r t'mtln-i i!rllcul.irs af'ply a Dr. K. ''. Uu'lcU;';, ',. i, No. zl Fir t sire t, J.v.uib,-i;lv:. jj it . roa SALE AND Y, 3 tzg cnt'U' iei'i Lfi it i.niv., IWlf Hwelliuw: Hons, s, aud i len thotHiHid ii; r. (i ol ' tiriuiii.j lii.n I. I buy and Boll RchI tc. AL 'A II Jolt.N :.i, Ite ll I-,' h,t - A ;. lit, Tlvrd tS'rcci, L'uahivi'if, Ij!'a?.7. UocZ! if VAIIT-2D. WAN'I'i:i I'A HTN J ;UH One or tw pnrtue-s ia I he Cr -iscoiit City I 'loi.r log Mill, or, If desired, tl e vhole in cnst tan be purchased. j.u:7 i;.:.v AGENTS WANT!:!! koii Secrets of tho Great City. A work descriptive ol the 'nlm met Ihe Virv, the Mtjxtrri.g, A, ' amis', mid Crime ;f New York i itj . tf you wish to know how for' unci firn made and lost In a day; how shrewd imti are ruined In Wall Strict; howcountrvmen are swindled by sli irpers; Imw naiiIslers and merchants ire blackmailed; how dance hulls and concert ;,)...,,,- ii, niMii.ipeil ; bow gambliii': houses n i l toiteries are 'iii'tio-ted, rent this v,nk. It oo.ilains over :fu fine eni. r;victf, im.l tells Hll u houl tbe M yslei ics m ud I I iinca ot Ni York, and Is ttie .pici.it and cln;ipc-.. ivork of Hie kind ever pi hll shed. Irlc only f t! 73 per Send for cticul.iis and t t o our ti t in-;, nml a lull ih script ion ol H e w n. k. A,Mri-M JON I'M lil: ITUERS A t ., t iiicinn H 1, ( . JacTdA w I m ITTTANrXTIi Agents for i:in!cv's II NV buy oi Aa.ttiiMM.il Niore. t ..mpleietn one elcuunt. wh i r-i .,.v;i I octuvo VOllltUO Of 1,'ljll pieew, it ii ilhlsSnil.lons: xhlbiinv m a . ri s ot ibn -htiul A iieedotc-i a hd u.-ci i pi I. -m, the Iri in i nml tuoilesof ilti.of Hie vn tints Cms--,, l.u-,1., Fishen, Inwiiin, lleptiUs, Mollut.'t and A 1 i m tlcul.i ol I in-w luil ) world ; rjii; pi.,. Hcutlng a whole Lihrm y ot iimiIuI i i , ,i . Hon in a siwgie voluiiie, in a t-l le k mi,. pie ami Jnsciniit lug im l.o Inin -t, vouii ' and old tlite. We will send to mi, nu, desiring iuloriuiit inn, with It view '.i , 1 i, -lus an Agency, (provl.l 'l ivll is silt -lory.) lull finrl ictihtrs or I he woih.'iml of ur New i'Jnut wherchv rupld si. s nml large profits me IriMin i, 11, wid t un U pay uy old fiffiit, or t I y Intci ,s- u i furson in need ol profitable employim-ui, l write us for i: it Iculni k. Aihlrc-m ( . I-'. VKNT .(., i'nl.iclicn , .'ii Wcl, i . ti ; I li Htic-tt, ClncihtiHti, o. ;-i.l- i .i : v. gtovi: XTOI VU RiccLIor 8lvc (SiiCCiS)rs to H. Blemltii; ), TIittt.lt 4 heavy of tlxi linn Rrul ExcEJiKioii mxwr, the most littoorts durable dv maiJe. an.'. ti,i , ... CHARTER STO'j; and t.h. good and cheap ( Armada, StoncwaU, Euistat TEN N ESS EK, and PALMETTO MTOVL ml a trrft vatif ty of UFA T I A' iHTOVKH, all of the la est mud , m i . :. proven pallerus. Atao.LlghtandSmootUContilry HoMovWurii, Sklilets li ml Lid I, Oven ml bhl , Dtig-lrons, Dinner I'ots Tea-k el 1 1, ; i.inl fiarllcul'vr attention, p .: J to tlio n. i i.m.-,,-ur of losi A-t'o: k CAST-IliO BliSTS,;iUTF;R, .tc, ,l r. i , i - . -1 AlsoTiiiwiiro ; and Dealers in Tl iners' Mtocir, If desired. Cooking Slives warmntr-d f ir twelve uioul lis. Orders solicited borons rnrehasib:; olwhere. Foundery, corner SixUi Street nml I '. ;. Store and Sample Room at, No. 11 n,tn Street, U.K. hlem er's JiLKMKER, V1LL.I A N A ca. mayu tiOr. Ilurlou's Tol irn t'-i'.'. JTtBANTKO TO RKMffVM ALL !r-IHK fill TuH Wt't tntt?ltf rrft't-ftd uwl h"tit't'm. it -f.uriff .- ' I 4 Uv, l (firt'tiuthfiiiii iMJWtti, loo-l, iJkk,'i rffifHtuitif, tienliU. ii'i'rjf and cSnffnt kt i' Kiti V Tr liox. An inu r tiiiruRiB et-lti of itjtUfwcu, lti hht Uil t. il. Anion, TFJiTIMOI TI. nOSTM A1TEH A':4TIM'Nv'. I Tf ton a Afitnlolti fro K-v. Jl S- l' effectual cur ti. i'pAf.t Co PftoBTitr II. H. TtVtutliv. . fciti iuril v of il. AV'.di 'tin: in.r ' FHOM NlW Fl A ( l"HIR rV 'm . 1 Fill'. fit iri?in'Mi lurt- t'U'!nr I fnj"t ..T i ! ta -rv ljr wminf lr. Burloyta iiiiLtc, h iU ,t 't -liy td! iri"iri''rv of tt J( it ii H ,n;t. .iotf-ru Mayo, Vu-rf 1 . ll. Hfi.r- i; A B isnm'i TmriMiAr.i I 'rVUit't.r Aufd u W. hl.iSH Jini Kit!. Hr.li.Vfw AM ' cmert my btofhiXi'J m ,Mci!, I f m i ' u - From tn vi.irn Aporrj kt n, I.y , - - inH Ilr. Imi H Ami!'"". Hi 1 nt i .'. ruiove.l. , S w i. Ksos m FooTnui nowr ,i,ir.VAi.. j..o Md.-I, tf-X ' ' HiirlrtB'n Al II. tol" ,.., ,. for thiywwl f, um ni. 1 Ihkc i.'msui r m n-, ; U o il our rtil,-iii. 'J V.f-l.irir, 1 FOR SALE BY AV. DBUCGI-, I ' Trademark X t tirnjl,lU. C A It I. KOIiFHT ItMYD. , i (niHW f BOYD & WOO D, ABOHITEOr.i : Ko. 7 Cliandlcr'n Uluih, Corner Fir t and 1ah:ui streets, i . EVAM3VILLE, IND Plans and Speclflcut ions prepsred i slioit notice aud rexsonablo terms. J:u Ij Oil , Kale of Undai oed Qoo'K To all whO)i ii man n-'i'-r'n : t.toik t: is .Jti:tv ,iiihi: is ..ti- i i , liifit, MJ-M III lllicrslim-ir IntcHt;''M ni. Ill- ;illtiurt oHlcs of Adams l'jtpics Com puny ii Southern Indiana will he sold at l i,,',l I A net ion, to the highest nidih r, iiilhccin ot LvumvilJe, al tfce Auction Ho,m m tlh.im Nelson, Locust r I reel , oppo-.u I I l'o.t-Oftice, on the 4lh lay of Muich, !-' ', no less tiie same shall b cal d lor u. ml n 1 1 i-hill ,'H I.Hlll IhuilOII. A CJM.i,,', ll, II -t 1,1 i ii I licne pm kr"(-s may be ecu it t the i J'onlOUb os, Kxpiens tdlices, ami o! he juihlic pint i M where) t ut p-n-U h wn eonsixned.- VS'M. O. LA.NOA.N, tlec U diito A:', nl. dm i: m en r. 1.1 i i:. S A -. 1 he lo we lltlliV, U, ii;i.ri.,-l sj i Oabi, linn.-, Ac, at laies. EHRMAN, t'HIIhll .t CO., N'. is .No Hi Wau tsti,? rc21 dtf

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