Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 January 1869 — Page 3

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.JANUARY 25, I8t. TUB FASDIOXS. fTranidated for the Providence Journal from La Mtde Illustree. Fashions. .One of the most pie.ia ini novelties for tho toilet m cm broiJery in precious stones. oiTor ia marvelous. Sashe& are The cm broiuVred with bunches o! purple and white lilac. The leaves are -wrought in silk and the flowers in stones. Everything id now finished with this exquisite ornamentation galloon trimmings, tulle waists, house jackets, ball dresses, fans, slippers, laces, barhes, all sparkle with emeralds, rubies and sapphires. Even perecus, table covers, and various fanciful household triflos. are decorated iu the same manner. These stones are not common bits of glass lined with tinsel, but small pieces of cur crystal of a most delicate and careful workman - ship. liich stone is periorated to allow the passage ol the needle, ami is attached to the cloth with a small bead of t ho same color as the stone, which serves to till up the small orilice. Sashes of faye, with a small pulled tournure, are very elegant, embroidered with jewels. The ends are fringed, both at the side and bottom. The stones come in boxes and are not expensive, the boxes costing only a dollar each. There is one trimming for waists already well known, but which is now greatly in favor. We refer to the bretelles. They suit 'all forms, and are equally becoming to persons who are too stout and those who are too thin. In the former case the bretelles should be brought as near together as possible, and in the latter, care should be taken to separate them as widely as possible. The bretelles are cut crosswise and are finished on each edge with a cording. Tee lower edge is further ornamented either with a fringe, a lace, or a plaited trimming. A pleasing dress trimming is composed of three bias folds nf turc-satin, corded on each edge. Above anil below the cording is a trimming of five plaits all lying one way. 'Pinking is much . used both for .dresses and flounces. For flounces one large Bcallop is composed of several smaller ones. Tartan costumes have two varieties. One is composed of a skirt with a flounce ten inches deep, headed with a puff and standing rutll3, a long ca?que lined with flannel gracefully draped, and a sash with ends. The other has a skirt with a plaited band eight and a half inches wide, put on with a plait of black worstcad, Jlussian chenrtsctte, and deep mantle with three draped capes, the upper one in the form of a hood. These tartans are of tho best quality, and of the most desirable plaids, green and black, green and blue, bhick and white, with threads of red and yellow. The first style costs S5 f rancs, and the second 100 francs. Entire costumes are made of (double faced) black cashmere, which has more substance than ordinary . cashmere, and is not so heavy as - cloth. Tha skirt has two flounces; the lower one is ten, and the upper eight, inches deep. Both flounces are plaited, aud cut on the edge in deep scallops. There are two scallops between the plaits. The scallops are bouud with a black silk galloon, mixed with gold. This skirt is really ill i- . ine uress, ana is completed wiiii plain corsage with scalloped bertelles. t'asaque scalloped, like the dress. tl raped on the sides with a lacing of black and gold cords, terminating in hanging acorns. It b!ck and gold trimmings are thought to be too con spicuous, black and blue, white and green, deep purple, or violet, or ye I low in silk may he substituted. We will not omit to add that these cos tunics are designed for visiting toi lettes. Soihi, very soon, long dresses will be reserved entirely for dinners and soirees, and the draped costumes, with their skirts just touching the .round, will bo th-e only ones which can properly bo assumed Lefore dinner. In this manner mueh is gained in convenience, for it is very troublesome to adjust the tiret-U of a long dress in the ante-chamber, but on the o'.her hand mueh is lost in feminine elegance, grace and beauty when the train disappears. We hav.i seen some charniing hats for young girls, composed of it series of putts of pink rep., and others of royal velvet and atiti, white or pink. Who does not remember the portrait f Henri Third in his black velvet toque? This form is now reproduced by tho latest fashion. Tne prettiest are of black velvet, with orange cordings and an orange bird. Others of the same shape are all of blue velvet, with satin pipings. Bonnets for matrons are a careless sort of cap. Some arc of mauve colored taffetas, white crepe, mauve blonde, and assorted paosies. Others are of green satin, changed with white; others of Sultan satin with thistles. Many have a diadem trimming on the front, and these are tho most becoming of all. DESCRIPTION OP TOILETTES THREE BALL TOILETTES. First rFor a young girl. Under "I 1 Ml 1 A uress or pint biik. vver ciresa or. a pink tulle, with two skirts. The lower laso skirt has a flounce headed with three puffs. The flounce has three rows of narrow pink satin ribbon This ribbon also separates the puffs and heads the last one. lhe upper skirt has also a flounce with only one puff above, and. is raised on each side . i r - i . with cciues or pint satin ribbon A wider satin ribbon is attached to each hip, and raises the upper skirt en panier. Low corsage of double tuile. and ed?ed with three narrow rufiljs. Second Press of white tarletan The lowerskirtis trimmed with twelve ruches of tarletaa. The ruches .are plaited in three folds. Three hun died yards of niching! The second skirt has three ruches. A tunic with four long points is placed over the . second skirt. It is ' trimmed with grass, as is also the corsajro. Third Toiletfe for a matron. Dress of yellow satin w;th long train. Tunic of yellow tulle trimmed with white Brussels aphpie, raised in the middle of the back with a large bow of ribbon. A knot of the same ribbon on the left side. The ends of a fichu of the same laee are lopped over the tournure. , Low corsage and short sleeves. Costume dres3 of blue cloth. Plain skirt. Polonaise with three capes trimmed with gray astrakan and large gray buttons. Toque of blue, velvet trimmed with astrakan. ' Costume of mode colored satin, the skirt having plaited flounce with standing heading. Short overdress of St. Stephen's velvet of the same color, but of a deeper shade, raised on each side with a satin rosette. A satin ruching ornaments the edge of the velvet skirt. The dress is also raised en panier by a satin ruche edged with a iringe, passing from the front to the middle of the back, whero the two eods are joined with a large rosette. Fichu like the d.-css, rounded in the back and crosuisa in front under the sash. The fichu is also edged with a

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ruche and fringe. The high corsage wiih Ions sleeves is of sittin. Velvet bonnet of tha samo fcbade, with' a red rote. L-res for a little girl of fix. Dress of pink cashmere. Overdress .with peasant's waist of black cashmere, trimmed with a ruche of Idack'silk. jtej boots and red ribbon iu tho baif White fluted collar and coral beads. - G IUC AT LAND SAL151

Henderson County, Kentucky. Authorized by Act of tha Kentucky Legislature. 18G7-J Seven Kick and Highly Improved Ohio Uiver Bottom farm, and. 501 To wu Lots, - to foe Disposed of In Shares. First Prize IlW.OiW M,50tJ ...... z;,rm i.;,7.v) W.75U ..... 13,7.r0 1;!,750 LOTS, i Second Pri ZP... Third Prize.. Fourth Prize, Fifth Prb-.e... Sixth Ciize.., Seven i h Prize, 2Si) PHIZES IS TOWN Valued at 5MSO ouch. t Mt PU1ZKS IN TOWN L.OTS, Valued at $100 each. SI Vtll'.KH IN TOWN LOTS, Valued fet $S0 each. TIC It 11 T S, " T' nr. I;AWI1 WII.I, TAKE place :iL Masonic Temple, ill JjOUisvule, Kent nek y, on tlie 1st day of .Septem ber, lMOU. rii. nts wm nrrnisa" pHmpmeis strviost description of tho proper! , and contaiuliiil llie act or lue j'irlKiaime authortsma ttu- xale. - - . Com luissioncrs who will in mi hit o the en terprise are named in t he act of llie Irf'trislature, autl their iulerily sua i-esponsi miny are mhhiw hi me certificate (winch will be round in the pucipnleU) ol Uovernor John W. Uteveusou, Hons. Uarrett lavls and TIioiuuh l". Mi-( Ireerv. United States Senators, lion. Joint T. Hunch. Spe.tker of the Kentucky IIouko .if Ifuni-ntuii1iliui Umm A . i I v-1 I . I 1 U vs... Josepii Ad tin. ITendeut ol lllu Farmers' liana, 1j. k:. I'.iilain, r lesiiient ol lli flat ioual l uul;, .loun li. Hai ret and others, of lieiiUersou, Ix y. ; llon.w. . t'arretl., Jadite of t lie t.'ircuit Court tf the Fiiteeulh Judicial district, anil M. S. Johnson, Ju.lo of lhe Court 01 I iiiiiinnn fleas, of Indiana: lion. Wu 11. Waiker, Mayor, John H. Hopkins, I'le.idetit First National Bank, ana others, of tCv&nsvllle, Indiana, and many other gentleiuen of psltioit autl pruiuiueuce lu KeuLucky aud ludiaiia, TICKKT3 can he purchased of JU H. LYNK, Farmers' Bank, Henderson, Ky.; ; K. B. ALKXANDKB, Commercial Bank, Louisville, Ky. ; TilOH. K. A. J5R(K1KH, Covington, Ky.; JOHN C. LATHAM, I'resideut Hank ol Hopkinsville, HopUiusvlIle, Ky. James 1.. Dallam, Commercial H;iuk,lV ducah, Ky. m Books opened at these points on the 1st of October, lsta. Flllblf HOKNIJIiOOlC. Kaa.. Water Street, between Main and Hycaiuora, andMiJIUiNIJi, UlAUIN X ISO. Uorlll First street, will order tickets Irotn the Agents at Henderson, Ky., lor thos) who desire to purchase. seia iltt Postponement of Henderson County Land Sale. Tun iTxrK.nsiuxKi, who mt.se appointed Commissioners by tite Keulucky legislature to suieriuteud aud conduct (he "Henderson Conuty lkiul Sale" of Wm. Mcl.aiii, Msq., take this method of annouHcin to tue public that the druwtTiS of prizes In the ciuervn ise has ! 11 posiponed until the 1st day of September, ISiia. When, 011 the 1st of October I if , U10 enterprise was laid before lhe public, it was ouli-ieutly exateeted tliat :t c uid be concladed by the HUi t January, l(4t;9, tlie day tlxeil for tlie ilmwlne; but evernl' causes, none ol wlit.-ti wcie autlc pated, mid w nlch could not be controlled by tho Commissioners nor by tho owner ut the property, combined t prevent it. Anei g these we may iiiention the failure to ob tain printed mailer ut the time contracted for, tii e ex 1 emo strigeiii y 01 lue luouey market, and tnedistiu-i 111 tlie minusol the people ot enterpri .es like this, induced by causes which am yet iiesh in the recol lection id tlie puriiic. Though liekels a:e now being rapidly sold, a Kullici. 11!. number have not been disposed ft to justify a transfer of the property m tt lejufc brlnRiug loss upou the o u r. - .... The laraiiiig lands embraced in the en-teipri-i.-, nearly eight hnnored acres of winch are clearetl and tillalle, win be rented oat for the preentyear isuit. tloixl liouds for the rent wiit be taken, anil these IkiiiiIs will be assu-ued to the persons who draw the said farms. ; The money for the tickets sold is Is the hands of the ageuts, and should any siiareholder be dissatislled with tlie postponetueut, bis money will he refunded on the presentation 01 li is tickets - The nndersiirned U11ak.lt will not lie amiss to say, in this connection, that 'hey have no pec.uuiary lnurest 111 me above enterprise, nor wiit they have In the future. They will not receive one cent for the.'r services, and they do not now, anil wtil l-.ot at any time, own, ikold, or control a ingle ticket in tte enterprise; nor one dollar received from the sale of tickets will lo used by them, nor can the owner of tlie. property touch, use, or control any part of it until after tlie drawing takes place; aud should the enterprise, by any au foreseen contingency, prove a failure, ail money l-eeeived irom the sale or tickets will be promptly returned on presentation or the tickets to the agent from whom bought... B.BANKS, W.S.HOLUIWAY, ' KOBKH'P T. OIiASS, :. Lu STARUNU, ' OK A NT UKEKN, Janll d.tw W. S. EL.AN V. The DIFFICULT! REMOVED Every STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE SI 111 well's Patent i Heater and Lime-Catcher I TIIF, BKkST SF.KIOVH DIFFICFI.TY experienced by thoHO who use Kteam power i the format ion in their boilers of wuat is known to fuaineoM ittt W.VLE or "INCltUSTATIuN " a hard substance formed out of tlie earthy aalt contAiued In the water, which attaches IUolf firmly to the wbole lunr surface of the boiler. In thiscilv this dilliculty in neoudarlyasr Kravatetl by the lare uiiaotltv of maerne. Kla and lime lound in the water, which, besides lormlnjr scales on the boiler, obstructs the pipes aud occasions the mo&t annoying delays in cleaning, as well as actually eudaiitrertug the batety of the boiler. .. . . .... . '. 81 ill weir Patent Heater Removes all this difficulty, sending the water into the boiler free from any sedl liient whatever, ami pure as if distilled Ali who Use wliataie known as the drive wells" for th-lr supply of water caunot alTord to do witnoat this ll. iiter. It will save t hem much muey iu the purchase ot fuel, to say nothing of the annuyance aud delay lu cleansing boilers." The Heater hi 1 inanaized. find auickly cleansed. One has been in jeration at JKleheart's Flourlnii Mill for many monthsand given entire satisfaction. Another 1 in opera tion in Uil man's Foundry aud the cotton M til u.dioi nititr. . Orders lor tst ill well 's Ilea tor will receive prompt attention if left with WIL1IAM HKItMAN, Agent, )au5 Card, GEO. MILLER & CO, Wholesale and Retail CITSTOM-MADK ROOTS A1 SIIOIwS Children's Shoes a specialty. Main Street. " CO CO o .z O CO CO OC-'ilJ ll.tiil Notice to Taxpayers. mm: cJijnii-r;K of the city JL, Council on Erroneous Assessments will meet at the l ounciii.iiarohei al'JA.M on Wednesday, January a)th, to hear and determine complaints of erroneous assess ments. i;y order of the Council. Jal tta A. M. McORXFK, City Clerk.

GROCERIES.

Cash ! Osx1i ! MigMy Iniportaht Sews. ' Wishing to reduce oar stock of FANCY and STAPIJI GROCERIES, We will, during the sell at a reduction of mouth of January, FIVE I lilt CKNT. In other words, we will sell OMR DOIjhAR'8 WORTH of any and all goods In onr store FOI1 95 CK.MTH, to be jxtid in cash or Us equiiHilenl at Vie time 0 purchase. .. We propose to sell, as heretofoie, an low or any other house In the city: and in addition, as an inducement to hoy for cash, we win throw off 5 cents for every dollar's worth yon buy at retail. This is no humbug or deception, as those who have known us for the last fifteen years will readily helieve; and strangers who' wish to be convinced have only to try.' .". M E EXCEPT AO CIOO !.. Staples and Fancy Goods will share alike In the slaughter. Bring your cash, so as to ho prepared to get 2S cents back for every five dollars' worth yon boy. s Jaul ) ; V1C1CKUY BROS.. 73 Main St. FISCHER & BITTKR, IVXoi-cliivTit Tailors, - No. 3 First Street Next door to Lowry & Co.'s bank, ' EVANSVIIXK, INO. r-A' fine stock or Imported Uoods always on hand. sat Israel lou In all cases guaranteed, anil dti i. C. BUSOUCHICT. ;. V. D. DUHODCL'El. J. C. DUSOUCHET & CO, . COT TON FACTO II S, Produce and Provision Merchants, ; Z0 X0KTII WAT Kit STKKKT, . KVANaVlLLK.INH. Orders and couslynmeutjj solicited. el." : ISAAC HRIMANN. IAV HK1MAJIK. I. & I. IIEIMAX, ' Wholewale Dealers Jn GrEO OERIE8, Firngn and Doniestic Liquort, ' NAUH, COTTON YARNS, U LAKS WARfc Ac, Ac, Noa. PO and 62 Main Street, Hotwoen Heeond and Third, EVANSVTI.I.K, lkB. FJSU DEPOT. ovaodtf . - CHARLES VIELE & CO., v i o i i: h a i i; o. SOUTH VORNkR First and Syc;unorB Stmts, P.VANKVri.I.. Imti. an'Jdtt I'.vsiu -villo ItusiucMH College Jt3. thoriushly for uew quartets adapted to our necessities, wo have helected CUKS'nr cm llAtU corner Main and Third Streets, as ieculiai'l . ait iue. jlub Kuieru.apari.meuia now oecvipled in this butldiut!, with eutrance on Tnird Htrcet, are ui equaled In ail the e.ventlals or locality, Bjmce, liKht, ventihaton. and 'IU is institution, estahlished In 1850 Kvansv llie Commercial. College ' is now the oldeHt, most popular, and extensive Kchool in the Went lor the education of young meu aud boys lu Commercial UrauclieH. . Tho plan of instruction in all depart ments in peculiar to the institution, aud is the result ot many years' experience aud development, and la the place lo obtain a thorough Business Kducalion. A regular course of Instruct ions, and an IMl'JtoV'KU .SYSTEM of ACTUAL BUsilNKiS.y TUA1N1NU, selected from the best Business llonse iu the country. liOOK KEUHNO, VKNMANSHU', CUM M KKIHAh AH1THMKT1C. CORUKSPONHKNCK. &c . thorouslily taught, and success guaranteed. The BUSiiN t:- uuL-iJiuw stands unrivaled In its elllcienc3-, aud is the most notable example in the country of the fca-f-ibllity of tlttiug young men for the higher financial positions, through a course of experimental tralumg iu the details of busine-ss. It Is lm pissible here to fully destribe the Iteauty of the system ot PltACTlCb:. which nas grown up by de grees in the institution. A visit to this wonderful beehive of business never fails to impress the be holder with its important practical char acter and: its utter feasibility as a pre paratory school for buslucs. . ' 1'amitmuU Kuardlaos will find nowhere else in the country a school where thuir children and wards will receive Kuch individual recognition, aud where no much la done to advauce eacn pupil in whatever is utieiueu iuum. ttwuwu to weir symmetrical advancement. Jadies aud gentlemen are Invited to visit oar rooms any hour during the day or evening. For infiMraatlon regarding terms, circulars, specimens of penmanship, Ac, address WKLLM & KLdNElt, . .JaTdlm Principals and Proprietors. No. 1,468.1 United States Marshal's Notice. United States of America, District of Indiana, ss : .. WHEREAS, A lIRKIi OF I Nlormation was tiled lu the 1 "1st net Court of the United States for the District of Indiana, on the 17th (Uy of November, ISliS, by Charles W. Weisert and Chnrlts U. Canet, through their proctor, Mr. Maisn, against the steamboat Westmoreland, her engines, tacHle, lurcltnre. and apparel, seized at said District on a breach of con tract civil and maritime, on damage of gXiaud pra lug process against saiu goo.isand that tne same may be condemned and Bold therefor. iow, therefore. In pursuance o the monition under the seal ot Mild Conrt to me directed and delivered, 1 do hereby give public notice to all persons claiming said ner Interested therein, that they be aud annear before the said, the District Court of t he United Stales, to be held at the City of Indianapolis, in ahd for the District of Indiana, ou tlie first Monday of February next, at lu o'clock of the forenoon of that day, then aid there to interpose tiieir claims nud make their al legatious in that ueiuui. UKN. SPOONElt. Marshal, U. S. Attest: J. 1). HOW LAN n, ClerK. Jaul dllt

KACHIWISTS.

reitz and: HANEY, Cr escen t Wow n 1 ry9 Corner or Canal and InglcISfs., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, Mannfactorers of STEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS Portable Circular Saw Mills, AND Machinery or every Pesfrlptlon DEALERS IN BELTING, I STEAM G AUGERS, FIREBRICK, WHO UGIITIRON PIPE, Ac, &c. Rpairing done at Short Notice. nov71y ! scJiujffrzrV Til HUMAN Manutoiurei's and Bulhioys ot; Steam iKtiglnes, ClrcularriSaw Orlst and Hutjtr 'Mills, Tooacco FJwcre Wtimiiilng Machines, Distillery nd Mining Ma ch'nery, Malt Mills, Corn liiwllcrs, H ftnse Fronts, Cellar Urates. BON & URASS CASTINGS. Of every description. huhlnry of ail kinds Made and Repaired lealrs In Belting, Fire Bricks, Hleam Gauges, and ITrnttght Iron Pipes. Old materials bonght We have ine faelllly of the beslMatnary and Wortueu, and will tve all W Jrk eotrusl-ed to us our Individual atteuQm, nil orders iromptiy, warrant onr 3r, and charge reasonable pi li-e. OtAoe and Fou udry, corner of First and )jel Hlreels, Evansville, lud. M. H. Worn tn en sent Ut all parts to fit P work aud do repairing. ftbXiein WUuLtZK, THD MAN 4 CO WILLIMI HEILMAH? (Baeoeaaor to Krats A Heilm CITY JF4rlTVI:iS Mannfaetnrer aad Builder of PORTA HI.B AND STATION A it I SSAM ENGINES AND BOILERS SAW AND GRIST MILL ' MACHINERY, Threshing Machines,! ; t - ; Oetln and Tobac lrccci CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, AC, Ac, EVANHVILIJ! 1ND. rjTTKTT Vwcnd Coffjck WokK made U ordav on dit motit. XKOJV AKt B1ULH8 CASTINOB s f -ewerv deucrtption. . Dealers la HtMira Uanges, tlum llelUag Fire Bricks, Wvuught Iron pleH, bolllu Clol as. A c, at ikutmuacturers' prlt eit. RSPAIKINO sIauo athot notice.

BUSINESS CARDS,

UAL ! COAL I Having resumed my former business. I would hereby Inform my old patrons and the - pubilo ueneraily that I ara prepurel to deliver tiOOL) CLKAN CSjALf on short notice. Coal rn all catea must ue-pald tor when ordered. Asent for the celebrated PARA Dlat! COAU JCS. THOMAS. Office In Americau House. nov4 dly FA1INLSY, KUUN & CO., Western Brewery, Manufacturers of Lager Beer, Ale, and Porter, In barrels, half-barrels, kegs and bottles. office-no. m maix sr., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. nov7 ly STARK & KOLB, Merchant Tailors, And Dealers In Sew & Second-band flolhlnsr, No. s SEt OSn ST.. Bet. Main aid Locust, Cleaning and Repairing done to order. "A liberal price paid for second-hand clothing. (de3 d.iia H. J. SClILAKPFEK'i Old Reliable Drug Store, Where can at all times be found the largest assorted stock In the Slate, consisting of an enuless variety of J5nlish, French, and American Perfumes, Pomades, Colognes, liuby Toilet Pets, Wallets, Purse, Card Cases, &c Also, fl splendid stock of Hponges, and Chamois of all grades. . uov'JS BLYTIIE IIYNES, ATTORNEY-AT - LAW. OFFICE THIRD STCIET, In WALKER'S BUILDING. novlf ly THAD. P. GIKS0N & CO, CJOT'IOX FAC3TORS, Com'n and Forwarding Agents, AnuAgeutsior A tlantlc&.Oreat Western Railway FAST Jf'HKIUUT Is INK, 5o. IS North Water Street, K VA NS VILTtE,' INDIANA, Skin op THi. Cotton Dale. novt3 Oni 1 1 I WW Ml 8.K GILBERT & CO., WHOLESALE GUOCKRS, No. 31Nortlt First Street, KVANHVII.I.K, INDIANA. A full stock always on band and for sale at the lowest market prices. nov!2(iui CITY GROCERY. BO KG MAN & BE II MP, DEALERS IU Family Groceries and JVovi'xions, "n HT., bet. MAIN & IX)CUST. tlooils delivered free all over the city. nov!26m so w CARPJilNTEti AND JOINER .1. I.FAlft Keeps constantly on band wellxuasoneil I'oplar. Pine, Walnut, Ash, Cherry, and Cedar Dumber, Ti-ady to make all kinds of work in my line. Especial attention Kiveu to raining and imtvinu build iiiKs. Also keeps Jack Herews for hire. 8hop comer of Market and Bond Hlieets, Evansville, lnd. novll d tin WHEELER & RIGGS, W 1 1 OL KS A L E G ROGERS, Cor. First and Sycamore Sts EVANSVILLE, IND. novll ly I C. DE0KER & SONS, Mannfactorers of ELLIOTT'S PATENT SUCTION, FORCE, and ANT1-EREZINO PUMP. Warranted. M can be used In any depth of wen. Also Wholesale manufacturers of CHAIN PUMP TUMSlil. I1C null 11H JIIAIIV NI'ICKl'T, novll ly EVANdVILLE, IND. Evansville Rusiness College, Corner MAIN A T1IIRI H'lS EVANSVILLE, ISDUJTA. ftook-keeplne. Penmanship, and M:Hlieiiiticv made specialties. iSes-sion both day and evening. For circulars, giving terms, &c, or specimens of Penmanship, address HllftKUNEK, novll ly Proprietors. PS tn -3 v; o K S3 Thepuiefttof Medicinal Wines & Brandies -. only for sale at BCHLAEPFERti Trusses, Fnpnorters, Bandages, anil Hboulder Hnwses the best assorted stock in this city tor sale low at i mil ia ki rit w. novJi DR. V. K BIERB0VVEK, Siir;oa XoiitiMt, Evansville, Indiana. . OFFICE: ; COIl. MAI V wal TllIftnSTH., t- (Second Floor), VntIiig(oii It lock. o-'7 ly HENRY W. ATTORNEY AT LAW, and NOTARY-PUBLIC Office for the preu nt In tbe iur.ty u:erk.'a omce. novC d;jtn kronenbergcr & Rarnett Pioprletora of the City Livery and Sale Stallos, . Will buy, sell, and trade In Hows, Mule, Buggut, &c. ' Htables on Locust Htreet, let. Third and Fourth, Evansville. lnd. (Formerly known 'as Kohn's Stable.) uovti d3in JOHN 1YINSGN, BRASS FOUNDER AND FBIISHER, Steam ami Cas-I'Ipe Fitter, Manufacturer and Iealer In Steam aud Water Uuuses, Kpeiter and Kabbilt . Metal, aiul all Articles appertaining to a Brass Foundry. STEAMBOAT AND fiEXKKAL BLACK SMITHING, Water Street, bet. Pine and Leet. F.VANHV1LLK, IND. . our Cash paid for old Copper and Brass

STEASirtOATS.

Dexter's independent low-pressure Packet mucKstcp. II. T. Dkxtb. ....Manter. leaves Kvanv111e for Cairo every MONDAY and THUitHHAY, at 4 P.M., jiosl. tively, connecting at I'alro with Hw Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans packets. no24dl.fJ DUKK NiCllKlviN, Ageat. Refffllar WEDNESDAY PACKET For Ciarksville and Nashvillo. The elegant Passenger Steamer . Janiiy 13 ran dels, II exrt MlliKR, Mater ; Kitt Rodd, Clork, Leaves for thfl above and all lntermolate ports every Wednesday, at 4 o'eloclt p.m. connecting at Nashville with railroads fur all ioiuts South. For freight or passaje apply on board, or to C. K. HI) I'D, oc2dtf . ' Agent. Regular Evansville and EowlingGreen Packet The fleet and elegant Packet i JJOjSl. LYON, W. B. Vahmkter, Master; J. F. WiLBAKKst, Clerk, Leaves Fvansvllle for ROWLINO-OREEN every TU KHDA Y, at 5 v.u. Leaves h: vans vl lie for WOODBURY every HATTTKDA Y. at 6 p.m. For freight or passage apply on board. ' nova dtf REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET For SmithUnd. Ciarksville, and Nashville.The excellent Light-Draught Rteamer T. O. Ry man. Master; W. K. Oracy, Clerk, Tjeaves for Nashville KVEllY BATURFor freight or passage annlv on hoard. or to K. RDD1Jau8dtf OrDUKENiCHEI-'sON, ".' Agent, i Evansville, Henderson & Nashville Kaiiroaa Transfer Packet The fleet and splendid sldewheel steamer . m "; ,'-t . Mollio IS'oi-toir, CHARLEY PKRKINS, Master; A. O. Uiimlind. florkWill ply as a renlar packet between EvfLtlllVlitMlLllfl HAIularann . . 1 . . accoiumodations to travelem ami ili.irw pers. JLeaves Evansville dally at 3'4 p.m." Loaves Henderson dailv al. gckme connection with tlie E. A 3. K.it. FAUb-Throutth and WAV- tlAJUWIKrura on I ily no cents. an!7dtf W. (1. KROWN C . AyAri Ja Oomo to Htny. . Henderson & Evansville Dally Packet Tlie new. fast, and eleirant al.ln.niiAAi Passenger Hleamer Mosxa Wau.kx, Master; Koijbkt Brash ear. Clerk. Leaves Henderson every morning at 7li o'clock, promptly. Ieaves EvauHVilla everv iflnrnnnn at. a o'clock, promptly. Pare Through and way passengers OOc. f retght received at. all limes by HUMPH KEY, PATRICK ACQ.. Agents. Regular Evansville and Tennessee River Packet. ' For raducatJ, Jolinsoiif Illfi and . JKastport. The fleet and sploLdld steamer . SAM. Oli,! ALLEN DUNCAN, Master; , ' . '- WM. IillHH. MTlr , .......... i w i i'.tw,i.NH b 1, 1 1 1 1 nil Tennessee Hlver way landiut;Mas a regular tnlclntr frtiit .. -rt - - v nuia uiwvKUIrir) H li 1UW n parkfct ratea, hirJ giviuif oxpeclHl alLeution LtlthAtlllln . nf .,,l.,..c Regnlar Tuesday and Friday Packet ior rauueanana uairo. The finely appointed steamer CUMBERLAND, liKN. HOWARD, Master; Mauom WRiflHT. Clerk. Will TlV aS f llA nwillirTium.l.u.n,l packet for Cairo aud all way landings. laVeS t'vanflvl I 1a Uirn.n 'I'll l.' I , , v a FRIDAY, at 4 p.m. c hZS?. CHlro every WKDNRSDAY and SATURDAY, at 5 p.m; inrough bills of lading given for freights over the Mobile A Ohio llallroad. For freight or passage apply on board, or to W. it, liltOwfi dt CO., or finuri,1 u 1 1 ' i i L' i w,kj Jyl5tf Agents. Regnlar Monday Packet for Paducah, Jtasiporx ana i; lorencc. t . , - The elegant Passenger Hleamer RAPIDAK No. 2, Lkk llowitt, Master; - isi. lioaires, imu--.JIIU.Y Wl J.I.tASf4f 1 Iinves for the above and all Intermediate point erery MONDAY at4o'click f M. for rrettriii or passage apply on tx;trd. or to H UMPHRKY. PATRfK & CO , , oc2S dtf Agent. ForPadncan and Cairo. Regular . Wtdnftday and Saturday - racket. . ; ' The magnificent side-wheel steamer ' A. M. Dusoufii rr. Master; W II.I. P. KowtR,l Oku. MlcifKJjKjpi Leaves K vans vl lie every WKDNKSDAY and HATH K1AY at 4 p.m. leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and SUNDAY at 6 p.m making close iiiecllons at Cairo with first-class packet for Ht. IauIb, Memphis, and New Orleans. Connects al Kvausvllla with tbe K. AC. K.K., and theTarascon for Louisville. For Height or passage nppiy on lKard, or to F. M. If lM PllilK y A CO, sel2 tf Aeents. o L ' F.,r ' S &NS0M & CO., iienerai Dealers In Cf)AL, and Agents lor tbe celebrated Al It UK I K COAL. . I All orders accompanied with the: cash will be pioiuptly attended to. ! Persons wishing to contract for heavy towing on the river can be accommodated, tbe proprietors hav-1 lug control of the suturb tow-boat Kolert Fnltou. 1 - otnee No. O Secotul Street, between ' Main and Locust, Kvansvliie, lnd. 1 A nov2 dly J. H. NHWtOMAH. CHARtKS KRKIPKK. New Firm at an Old Stand! , SCRWEGMAN & KREDPKE, Steamboat Furulshlus House, Manufacturer of . ; ' CJu'mneyx, Breaciont, Coimer Srarn Piping, Wrought Iron Cooking troves, and Kitchen Fur i niture. Also, Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware, Copper HUlis, Ac, made to order. Tin Hooting, Uutterlug. fpoutlng, Ac. .- Dealers lu ail kinds ot Cooking and Heating Stoves, Chatling Dishes. c. Particular attention paid to all kiuds of repairing. Ail work promptly attended to, aud warranted to glvf perfect satisfaction. CaU and see us at No. 9 South Water Street, no24 dUml Evans vi u-, Ino

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. HT K A M UO AT PR1NT1NO. No printing establishment In tbe West nas belter facilities or greater ability for doing fine Steam boat Printing. Our assort meut or Jou j ypo, iiioun very largo nu complete, Is constant ly ietng added u aud our Job department Is under the personal sui.ei-visiouof one of the bust Jolt p' inters in tiio United Males. We are preimred to mint Posters, olatn or fancy. Kill Ilea. kills Lading, Cards. Derfc and Meal Tickets, Ullls of Fare, Males' Ticket for Latior, 4ic., c. Orders loft with either of the wharf-boats will le promptly attended to, Went Her iul Water. The weather on Saturday was as fine and pleasant as could bo.im agined. t The river during the twentyfour hours up to 3 p. m., had fallen three feet and four inche?, and was rapidly declining. , s t . ; Arrivals and IeparnrM. ; The arrivals and departures up to three o clock Saturday afternoon, includo the Liberty No. 4 and barges, Cincinnati to New Orleans; New York and ? 'Havana, Cincinnati to Nashville; Armada, Cairo to 'return; Roso Ilite, to Louisville; Mollio Norton and Stllio V., Henderson to' return; Nick Lougworth, Louisville to New Orleans; Charmer, to Cincinnati; Morning Star," .Louisville to return. ."I '' , Among the first boats duo hero are the Cumberland from Cairo; the Lewellin from Eastport; Emma Floyd for Nashville; Sam. J. Hale and Silver Moon, from Memphis; the Minneola, for Memphis; Richmond, Louisville, and P..W. Strader, for New Orleans; Alaska, Louisiana, Indiana, and Mary Houston, from Now Orleans; tho Roso Hite from, Louisville; Clara Scott, from Wabash; Fanny Brandeis, from Nashville; Ada Lyon from (Jrcen River:.. f, .- ., , - .-, jHlseel Iauooita. Business was extremely brisk on the levee yesterday,; aud immense quantities of freight - were Bhipied and received The Liberty No. 4 had three barges, well loaded The New York discharged a largo amount of freight here,' including many tons of iron for S- Orr & Co. The Rose Hiteliad a very fair packet trip out. Tho Charmer had more freight than eho really wanted, but had to take it for accommodation. She left with nearly 400 tons... ..The Armada had a big trip in ; one item of her freight was 1,400 packs corn The Havana had the best .trip that has gone to Nashville this reason Captain William J. May, cf Louisville, . owner of the Norman, arrived by the morning, train Saturday, The Norman was preparing . to leave at 2 P.m., with a large amount of freight aboard... .Tho ? Nick .Longworth arrived at noon with a fair beginning for,. a good trip. She found freight scarco along the coast above, but added a fair quantity hero; -The Sam. Orr, Alpha and Ada Lyon were receiving .liberally.. ....Captain Dick Fowler was in tho city Saturday pros pecting Tho mRgnjficent weather was highly favorablo lor business, and a largo amount of packet freight was shipped. : , .i ' s Iloafs I.envlK To-Iay. i For Cairo. The matchless QuickBtcp, Captain II, T, l).xter, leavoa promptly at 4 P.M. to-day for Cairo and all way ports, offering tho greatest attractions to passengers and rdiippers. Her clerks ere Jack ( rammer, Walter, B., Pennington, and Charley Ulmsnider all pleasant and obliging young gentlamen. ) For Louisville. The, splendid Tarascon will be the unrivaled packet for Louisville and all way ports at 10 o'clock this forenoon. . Her cabin aud state-room appointment are unsurpassable. Captain Elijah Hollcroft is herestecmed and popular commander, and Miles D.Warren and Jesse Jackson aro her admirable and obliging clerks., r?' ' r , .. ,For Henderson. Tho elegant and fleet railroad transfer steamer, Mollie Norton, leaves for Henderson at 4 P. M. to-day, in charge of Capt. Charley Perkins, an accomplished officer, having elegant accommodations for passengers. Ed. Terry and C. II. Boyle, two pleasant gentlemen, are her clerk., and will dispense smiles and staterooms in the blandest manner. 1 The Bwift and beautiful Sallio V., Capt. Wallcn, with Robert Rrashear in the office, both pleasant and obliging gentlemen, leaves - promptly at 4 p. m. for Henderson, having elegant accommodations for passengers;"' Fon -Eastport, Tho beautiful new steamer Rapid an No. 2, Captain Lee-Howell, is the regular Monday packet for Eastport and all way ports. She has excellent passenger appointments.' Si. Hughes and Billy Williams are her popular olerks, and are most bliging and plcasantyoung gentlemen. ' :.!""- For MEMPnis. -The Dean Line's splendid1 steamer Minneola will be here early this morning, en route to Memphis and way ports, having super b passenger accommodations and excellent officers.- Capt; W. R. Millet commands and Billy Oruhb has charge of tlt office', both high-toned, genial gentlemen. -' For New Orleans. It is most probable that tho great low-pressure Richmond will not arrive before this morning. ' Our people and shippers well know that she has'no superior in elegance, capacity,' or officers on tho western waters. ! 1 MAKIPKrtT Or T1I "OBAKB ARM A PA riiinttrv isii'j. Kor Kvmmvllle--Itoucli i TorlaB, il'barrels or fCS-tO-W- Wsrreii a boxes Ol wiercbaiKiUe: W. P. Kowler, M hoifs; Jacob liillz, 22 Krceu hides, is., dry li.desU shet-p skins: Curis-nler, White & Baker, 2 barrels peecaus; Joues A Oalch, 2 box w. rgm : U. K . ln a kersou & Co., .'i bOK. hotids tohaci-o, fnii sacks of corn; 1 Verlio'lTormo, 14.) sucks com; A. litini twrts, 1 baa bathers; Brow Brothers, t box ees; H K. Huston, 1 boi -.heads tobacco; Pink Miles, 1 dressed bos; L. Kiiilix-r, 'i drtuuted Iiokk; A. Iteis, 1 bundle hides; M. Hliao-u.-k,2 dry hides, 2 green hides, 1 box er!?s. tor Lonisvt!le4 hobeadi tobacco, 2 piutkamai lienor, 1 skill', J packages. For Madlsou 71W sacks corn. Kor Cincinnati old car wheels, I old tiers, 2 old barrels scrap. 44 1 m ml hk) from onr Csrrtaus;. Cincinnati. The Qummerciul ol Friday says: By So-lal dispatches to the DttUy mrrcial, 11 will 1 obs'rved that l he t 'ouveutlon of si ojm boat men al Mew Orleans,

orantsicd yeiprdr, rTctnd'd ri':.i, i-,s by resolution. This Is ad )tol icy By a rc.eiit srriifu-i-i i.'r.i, Arr . W,',''oV.1..'4 IV"" i i the M. i,,,.hi's mid White Uiver ti.iri.., in opposition tt the Memphis and White Hlv-r i'ncnit Company, bus b.'.n i.di ill ltd ton plucn'm that lino, ii nd wilt conl i mw In tin. tr;id. In oluce ol tho M a how cr, which h.m i,eeu sold. ljOOISVftLK. The f 'i.M)'i'r-J,, ,,at of Friday says: We have rccivcd t!i tir t rmirthcr of "The Klchtnoiid's He id-lit! ht," , hsiidKome uews and ad v r I iliu; .-.heot., ptiiiti i, ed on hoard the low-pressure Ku-mier Hlchmond. Mr Wll It. Vtseher, lute river editor or the ijoulnville Jimruai, is the editor, and Uyron M. lltini :hrej n, c.ood pruc Ileal printer, is t lie putiiMier. I lie paper Is ably edited, and Its I yj ottraphlcal . . ppearance hi very flue. VN e wis it all success. Capt. J. li. Archer leu for M. Jnui his', night. We hope t-t see tne Cup-Hiu oa the roof of a fcood steamer ere lou Captain William 1)1, of Nashville, hn-i Introduced a new system or stem l.i.ul I in; that will cerlnlnly pro e nucwwiul. II i the co-operative plan, lie bus ricenliv sold nut the Kllallunlei to his princlpiil ofllcers, the funster, clei k, mrite, pnotH, iind envtneers, aud bin keener, all hein,; now equnl owuf m, itml ;i itu in I et t sin I i n her business. Under this plan he HhnituncH his boat an lndepeiideiil p:ieket. u-.id pmyunei to tliillt It out, I he HeitHon on ins own hook, entirely free from all coiublua.iotis, lines, or companies. A ttole prosequi has been entered at i-t. fjouls, in t he case of H;nn. iiai r, clerk of the Ureal Republic, dim l;1"' wltn iniirde.-. Tbe case of Captsln DoUiiid-ou Ilh been continued on account of tho hIiscikv of Wltiies-.es. Bt. Vovii. The Dimociat ol Krld.iy says : The river fell etiht Inches ye.,ferd'iy. Weather mild, and bu ! nes t nod fur the season. ilbitos to the Hoiith mlvanced. They are llrm to VickKbm and New iirleansat, hour 10 cents, polk (i iotmls, hettW pound IretuhU VS ceiiM, muh.s ST, horses and catt e The Peoria Citv has come up from the Iron pile with fro tons. Hhe wauls oni v a thousand tons Hddlllornl freifilit, nnd i-h Will leave for Cincinnati to-morrow. The thousand tons Is the trouble, however.

BV'lNCr.vsia-Tho .Sua of Friday ways: The steamer Advance bus be. u forseveral day em;uned In hi l itm:; down ciiisxlies from tho uehihhorh sid or Bussoilvlib. for t tio Xudiauapolls aud 'Vliiccuucs llallroad. ii km I'll la. The Avtl inrtie of the 101h says: A man named W. II. West.brook. who Vlot llul.ed Hil vcrUioi li, ol' llm i : v H lis v 1 1 le Jiii;i:yAi., by iioposin. on liiui u montilrous II b that he was our mi. t ssor In t Inse coliiiilhs, has "swuui; iiroii d tho circle," ami is demons! nit I nu' li s bilailmis ea par ity SOliiewhere In thrf vieiuil.v il i.-ks-burcr. A "Jinny Whlitum" niiulit. re store his equanimity. We were Introduced to him by a promi nent Demo rat of this city as tho river odltor of tho Avilaiic'n and from his bold avowal of rebel principles hs, no doubt that he hailed from Memphis. Thnt Is all there was of It. Q CJEENRWAIIE. DANISI. (I, MARK'. .IAMK-1 M.WAllllkN. JAM ICS 1-IIH.I.AN. MARK, WAREEM & CO., DIRECT IMI'OIlTKStS anil WII0I.ES4LK DKALKCS In QUE E 113 7AEE, . O XX X IV L,' ANI GLASS VA K Lamps, LooUia-(iI;:ssrs, JAMF.H M. WAUllKN, bavlnr': rcjuircliascd his former I ntet est of M. llciinliu:, Fq.,and lis wo havo sold onr ln'cre-t. in IhcCAIHO IKK1HK, and also removed our slock from the old shinil No. IS Main St., thus co noo ntr.it in j onr cut ln resources in the cnmnioillous MAUUM: KIIONT BlTlhDiNU, Wo feol assured, we have f.irilitie--i lo compete with any house lu the count ry. We receive onr Qnooiiswaro iliic t Ir.im the Potteries of Mntt'trd-diii'i', i'ulnn.l. Via New Orleans and New York; heiuii pay no second-hand piollis which li 'idfully IkiIoiir to our cust nnoi H. IfavliiK completed iirriiliKcinrnls with M KA KIN VAU. & :., of KIKlio.hl.he, Kngland, for the KX( 'I,( JSl V K N I Ki Hfor this nun ket of t heir ceh"r:.led S It).; I '. CHINA WAItK, we at o now prepared I supply the trade. NConsnlt your own Interest by turnlnliiK our stock bofor.) puivhssiip; Is, . where. I lnl DENTJ S DR I. HAAS sixxi ISosltleiil Xoiili.st, Over First National Hiinlr, Corner Main mid Flrtt Btrrr tt Kvansvllln, lud.. MAKI I'AtTI KKIl r l "M I ous Uuiil Work, (lold, Hiiver, V n tcanit'1Coral!t.e, and Amber I'luU, I hi vi d Work, Arlltlclai 1'alaU , StC 4DM1N ISi'HAT' )i of Nitrons ill (an oxcelleiit and sale ana-stliet lei, l lili. rolorui, l.Lher, and also several local pt.lytois. NKUKAMirc Aftect ons treated. MY FACI A'H I'.-1 hdi as ifistd nnd nit establishment as lare (consist lm; ol tlVfc rooms) its any lu the united Hlat-s. 1 KKTCHN MY TIIANKH for Hi ftensive p'd roiiRre rwwvel dorlna too pl K1UHT YKAit.-i. niclil Tarmers and rotuekwiifcru, takk no 'X' i o i: : iryou wanlCHKAl' HOAI', nnd l tho same time the vny bejt of Mo.-ip, u m JS iv i i i't i or (0XCK.VTUITK.U LY 1', TUK IiEADY FAHII Y t-: I'- Mil tf.. The only renuine I,yo In iln nun kt I. A Imx ol It will make ini.eh mre nmi I hail potash or any bo-u 1j e. Mannractided by Penu'a Salt Manura3Lurin;;Ut:niitfiy PjTTHItUI O, I'A. Importers of CllYOI .ITK. and mnuii facta rera of tbe following KiiiuilHrd Chciulcalst Natrona 111. Curb. Soda, Nut Kit Koda.Nat oua poms Alum, Natrona MuriaMo Acid, Natrona durluud 1'et rolen'm, Natrona Chloride of Calchu.i, Natrona Flourlde of Calcium, Natrona SaleiHln i, Natrona Caustic Add, Natrona ?'ulphiinc Acid, Natrona Nitric cid, Nairona l;efined HapoidlUT, Nationa .Salt, Natrona Copporns, etc. I e I ' w l f FLOUR 1 FI,()Ull! TIIK DNOCUMliM l Vll.t. M I.I. their best t-aniily l "luiir at it . , i their Mill, oilier ol Fourth met t niton Avenue, and d liver lo -.m purl ol thecltV. VAIII.bl-.Uil.tr IUMI.N. jahidtf