Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 23 February 1869 — Page 3

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TUESDAY., AH About Publishing a Newspsjcr. !j i ' It is a hupe thing to be newspaper publisher." This announcement may startle many of our readers, and therein wo may have gained the objeet we have in view. We desire to .' : startle a very large class right here in - New Albany, who regard themselves ,"4 the best friends the paper has," and -who are really so when they can be . 3aid for being so, or when it cost them nothing to be so, or when it is ijopular to be so, or when they can ' rrriod some edre tool of their own by 'being so. '' All these considerations are to them quantum svjficit for a display of wordy friendship wherein no More substantial drains are to be Y3nade upon tbcin than tonguey professions of devotion to the best interests of the newspaper publisher. """ People don't seem to know as well as the publisher that it takes money labuy paper, pay the hand hire, rent, . insurance, eoal bills, gas bills, et cetera. They don t seem to realize ,ihata-publisher cannot live without "bread and meat, wood and coal, cloth3Dg and house shelter. They really appear to regard him as atbiDg of air, j, who sucks bis substance from the h- atmosphere and draws his supplies 3'rom some hidden and secret depository known only to himself. Flesh .nd blood and bones he has, to be Hare, and. a few of his verys-pecial -"friends" will admit, brains also. ' Yet they doubtless believe, from their actions, that his mortal has by 8 me v"onderfuI process been trantniogrilied into that state of the spiritual lhat elevates him far above the vulgar condition of hunger, cold or any ot t le other little wants " that flesh hath reeling of." So much as introductory. 1ow to business. Every -man or woman that wants ''Something done for nothing, goes Straightway to the publisher of the newspaper. He is the free bridge over which merit and demerit propose the free horse that every man proposes to ride into the green pastures of prosperity, and when he has reached k hi destination to set loose and with a kick turn back to the place of starting fr the next . ecallawag to mount. There are many patient publishers vv ho seem to esteem it a favor to bs t'ms turned into a pack horse, but we re not one of them. We "do not deny that we are expected to gratuitously puff every nan that engages in business Until we have advertised him into a lucrative trade. We do not ' ileny that some people expect us to write and publish column after col- , limn commending and making known ! all over the country the business of manufacturing establishments in the i-ity, .from .which we only occasionally receive a petty job or advertisement, at prices "Jewed down " to t-tarvation rates, and who would send live or six hundred miles away to a lival city for a little job of work in order to save the pitiful sum of one ' to five dollars. We are of course exacted to ruff such conoerns as " imt. xnenae." nrst class, aoerat entawtiiia!niv li an1 all CMill Ciolronifl f " y i it tiiM 1 It 11 ; adjectives. But we don't intend ever . lo do the like again, and sincerely . Jr7 the Lord to forgive us for what , ve have done of it heretofore. It lias been the custom here. Wo " propose to abolish it so far as the Commercial is concerned. - ; IfarailToad is proposed, which is to make a few men rich, these few " men at once "go for " the publisher. . i aist. the glories, the beauties, the ad- . K . . . . ....... vauiagea ui mcir uue, uuu ouiiuii. uia luuaDce anu tuat oi uis paper. . voiuma after eolumn is expected. And the greater the swindle contemplate! . the more he is expected to impress its , importance upon the innocent tax payer. It is just the same with turnpikes and plank roads. -"--'.There is attached to tho Commercial office one among the very best - job printing oflices in the State. We ulso have a first class book bindery. I)ar money is invested in these establishments. We are publishing a daily i nd weekly newspaper, paying the necessary expenses thereof with our iitn money. The columns of these papers are our own private property they are a portion of our capital in ibusioertp, and we have the same right 10 go into any manufactory, store, or shop in the city and ask the proprie- " tor to give us his goods without pay, as the proprietors of these etablishments have to expect us to use our columns to putf their establishments, gratuitously, into importance, and thus increase their business and make money lor thenu-- We pay in cash fcr all we ret of them; aud when we use our columns fr their benefit thy shoi d pay for them and must. T. newspaper i a eouveaient , thins V use when any new enterprise is to i V gotten up for the benefit of thebt nes3 classes. But when job " 'printit Ms to be done, these same .. ." busin s classes," or a portion of - them, ti ik it a very proper thine to ignore t, newspaper offices, and give their wo ', to job printing concerns that will cut the prices," in order to save a fe Mmes.: Many of them totally ignoi the job offices attached to the newspt r offices; yet they expect the newspa rs to freely and gratuitously puff a their favorite projects and eaterpi es.' We can't see the justice there in any such system of business as t 's, and we do not propose to trump '. the fame of those who practice uch a system. We puMish t c Commercial not for - glory, but for tt money we can make out of the sum Ve have invested in it. The man who hi the benefit of our """colamn'r lias the fame tight to pay for the space bo occupies, as the butcher " has to exact pay from us for our beef steaks, and the merchant for our dry goods and groceries; and when people ue our paper for their own benefit, they must expact to pay for it. New Albany Commercial. ,iWard'a Eireka Tonic Bitters A HK IW VALUABLE, AHD WILL X curs all 'who suffer from Billousand Liver Complaints, indigestion. Giddiness and Diaelness. For habitual Costiveness, Kheumatibm, Neuralgia, Coughs, Consumption in Its nrst stages, Dyspepsia in alt atagea, and as a general Fajiily Medicine. It is truly wonderful in Its elfects. Mt.d in its course, it creates ametlte. nromotes d igestton, and strengthens the w hole nervous j stem. All things In nature require fctteutien; then how mnch greater c rt; should be takes with the human Xi list It nt ton. Ward's Eureka Tonic Bitters will build np, strengthen, and preserve the constitution of all who use it. It will alno build up the wasted powers, purities the blood, expels all vitiated fluids, aud harmoDises and give renewed vigor and btlili to the entire human system. As ii .w i. iims nomet on by an imDure state Of the tiiood and torpid state of the liver, ttien you should use Ward's Eureka Tonic i- Bltiem. ' which- will certainly cure you. Then why do yon suffer, when the greatest cure in i he bbdory of any known medicine bM roeored Irom any uruggistT a nese Bltterx i.re compjundoil of the purest vegetans Mli u-t, dissolved in pure Kentucky copper d Milled Bourbon Whisky, it Is the ou kit .iquor tutirely free from fusel oil, one aiu nut the most deadly poisons, which xt once makes it superior to s i other ton io bit:ers now in the market, no try on- -. oitie, aud you will see it is the happiest and best combination you have ever seen. or It will cure all we recommend ti fur. W. .t. WARD. Sole Proprietor, , Covington, Kentucky. . , For sale iiy PETER VlKKLINO, WholeMale and i i-t-.ii Agent, Evansville, Ind., nd by Ui ,'t generally. Jan4 d3m

AGENTS WANTED fob Secrets of the Great ...,:.city."-t wV::;A "Work descriptive of 'Hi-e "VIRTUES anl the VICK-S the MYTKKIEH, MI6KKl KH, and CKI MKS ol NEW YORK CITY if you wish to know bow fort a Den are made and loat In a On.fr how shrewd men ar ruined la Wall street; now countrymen are swindled by abarpersv tiow ruin inters and merchants are blackmailed

how dance ball and oncert tmioous managed; how gambling bouca and lotteries are conducted; how Mock" and oil companies origioate, and how the babbles burnt, read tlii" worfc. It contains SS flae EDgrHVlngs, lells all about the Mysteries and Crime of New Y'ork.atd la the Sni dest aud L'boapest; Wora of the kit d pnbnly per fepv. I " Bend for Circulars and see onr terms, an t a iuii uewtriptiOB Of ue VOn.t AOdress JONES BROTHERS A CO., Clndnuuu, w., tweago, lit., or at, ixciu, ua, ; II A IIT Inferior works of a similar 1 character are being circu ihicu. nee mat ine dooks yon dot contain 35 fine enravinKS, and sell at per copy. American Company Richly Scented TOII.ET SOAPS, nonej, Cljcerlnf, Elder Flower,! i Bonqutt, and ialm, , . rr In quality, Myle, find perfume warranted eqnal to the Kulisb, and sold fully 50 per cent, cheaper, which accounts lot the .reat failing ufT in the demand for the lureidcn soapa, and the unprecedented success of the American Company Toilet Soap, uowaoid everywhere In tne United Btatea. McKtONE, VAN HAAEN"& CO.; ; ',: Sole Manufcturera, , ' r8 Barclay Hlreet.New York.- 4 t 3a s-outU Front Htreet, fbtladelphla, Wanted,- Agents. SfMST. e eryw hare main and female, to inlrodnce the UKXUISti IMfROVKD COMMON' SKXtsJi FAMILY MCWIAU MAVHINIC. 'ibis machine wiU si itch. hem. fell, tuck, quill, curd, bind, braid, and embroider in u most su i trior manner.' Price only $18. miiy warran'ed for Ave years.. We will fay 1,UU0 fur any machine that wilt sew a blrongtr, mora beaulilul, of more eiastlo smii than uura. it makes the "Eiastlo Lock Sincli " livery second stitch an be cut, and btiil the nioth cannot be pulled apait without teaiimj It. We pay Agents I ivin t"a to SAW per month and expenses, or a commiriMiou from which twice that amount can be made. A.ddresn SKL'OMU CO., Pittsburgh, Pa., Boston, Mas., or at. Joulx, Mo. i t'autioia. Do not be Imposed on by other parlies palming off worthless casiliou n.a:lune8, unlet the same name or otlterwti. Ours is the only genuine and really practical cheap machine umud fuctured. Eaily Rosa Potato, Trro elen bpring WheaiH, OuU, Barley, Corn, 'lover t-eeuK, lira -a KuoUm, Hos, Fowls, Best Fodder Cu ter. He. d for the Kifim. mkntl Farm JouRRAt, only a cents. AUdr.M Ui,Kji.fc; A. UtlTZ, Cham be rburg. Pa. Nurs3iio3 cf W. F. Heikes. : A OLD ESTAIltlSIinE i r with a New Feature. Kveiy person can procure TKEF.H and PIiANTsi at WHOLE SALE PtUCEii, by ordarlnK throngh our Club Department. For p loen and otutr lnlormation address W. '. iik.IKE3, Dayton, Ohio - ,.,.... A OEM TS WANTED for our new book of 1,000 pages, profusely illustrated w.tu elegant KuuraviuKS, Mans, c. Prlou, In Cloth, 83 50. The PKOPlE's KDITloN or the L.IFK aud KPIdTLUS of on by Kev. MesHrs. Cuti)Eam OtilulU and Howson. A vivid picture of the times of the great Apostle. Warmly commended by clergymen of all denominations, superior to the nxlish edition, and sold at. one third the price. Notes and references In the Kngllsh language. Commission to Agents larger than ever before ojjercii. Circulars free, stddrets the Publishers, K. W. BLIaa fc CO., Toledo, Ohio. t. AGENTS WANTED FOB HOW TO MA KB THE FARM PAT. HOW TO DOUKLE THE VALl'K of land and the profits on stock, aud how to raise three times the quanil y of all farm crops to an acre. 730 page?, and 140 beautiful and uselul Illustration. Farmers, young men, and experienced agents find it pays I o canvass for tnis book. &lO to ft'-iOO per month, according to I ability and energy. For lull particulars addre ZK10L.KK, McCURUY k CO., Philadelphia, fa. . i. AGENTS WANTED for the Life and Times of i " tt t- T n ' 1 '" iie By Conybeare and llowsou, with au introduction by Bishop HliUDtson. .It l ill o freatest Biblical work of the ae. -end or copyright circular, endorsed by It vv. Beecher aud the leading llieoi laus of Europe and America, lit- unre yo i net the Complete JUditum, K, B. TKi-:Jt & CO., Publishers, tial iiroiulwny. New:York. EVEltY S1MUNMA, AB.HK, and Horseman Nhould send for our puinphiet of 'M Kig.s, oulaiulng ft lull deKcriptiou of a new Invention bv which Hie most jilvt U-iMle kickers, runttiwiys, and vicious aoist-s chh driven villi perfect safety. Fur breiikln and traiuiug norsea it Is better than K.irfy's or any other system. Kent free. Addttss N. P. BOYER A CO., Parkerxburg, Ciies er County, Pa. AGENTS WANTED FOR thf. AMKhlVAN YEAR BOOK anu XhT.ONAI, JtKOlHTKR for I.miD. Astronomical, Historical, Political, Financial, Coiiimercial, Agricultural, Educational, uellgious. This work contains a va.st Haul of late and valuable intornialion lerpfcting the United States and Foreiu Countries, lucluding every depxrtinent ot i he General and State Governments, which aU classes will nod in valuable lor daily reference. Address O. l. CASK . CO., Pike's Opera House, Cincinnati, Ohio, j. . - s J ! SUnE WOO I) 7AxfiuT!KK field, Mass. Rev. C V. HriAS, Principal. t ifty-sixth semi-annual Term opens Mar. 4,1809. Facliitles uud locatlou uuburpassed. X ... " t i I ' V " .v" 'S-JiJI'i 1; Grand Uapics, Mich., Sept. 10, 18458. Lippkmcott Bakkwkll: . The people seem to be crazy abont yo"ur BED JACKET AXES. Please send me twenty dozen mow. 5 'Yours truly, i '1 2 3 i CAUTION. Unprincipled dealers are selling Axes painted red, as the Red Jack et Axe. The good qualities or this Axe consists in its superior cutting qualities, not In the Red Paint. ' ' . ' i The " Red Jacket " la for sale by all responsible hardware dealers and the manufacturers. . . t- ; .;! i , IJPPINCOTT A BAKEWEIJj, : Pittsburgh, Pa., Wanted, Agents JS?k& THE CA N KNITTINO MACHINE. Price t2a. The Blraplest, cheapest, and best Knitting Machine ever invented. Will knit 20,000 Matches per minute. Address American KjHTrrso Machimk Co., Boston, Mass., or Ht. Louis, Mo. THE PArENT MAGIC COMB Will color gray hair a permanent black or brown. Sold everywhere. (Sent by mail lor tl 2o. Address WM.PATTON. ' Treasurer Ma?lc Comb Company, ' pringfleld, Mass. f Hi i it J I have Made ADVEETISIilS a Study FOR TEX CENTS I wilt Mad to any one a list of the best Newspaper in the United States. I would once have paid A THOUSAND DOLLARS for this very information. Address Box JJew x orK city. . .. Cii' .(l it f il EHS, and KKUlTBOWKB-end ,r. ' wiyvTTMur end insect De stroyer. Samples to test will h rn. -., to any Tart of the United States, and ner. feet Stftl actum guaranteed. Good Agents " r iram ummy in ine United niretii, muuiuvi,

EXACHIXfiaTS.

KEITZ AND i : ( t - t HANEY, Crescent Fouiitlry, : ;..!-. ' .- " : ' ' . - ' ' Corner or Canal and Ingle Sts., , EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS !; . Portable Circular Saw Mills, AMD Machlaerj of tJtrj Description ".'.i': -I... W-MAiJuia ur -, , . BELTING, &TE A if Q AUGERS, FIRE BRICK, WROUGHT IRON PIPE, &c &c. Repairing done at Short Notice. " nov7 ly SCIIUL.TZR. &COMedian lea JPoundry Manaraorurera and Builders of Steam .IKvglnes, Clrenl&rj;Sair .. MU18.S Grist .-, Hugtr MUU, Tobaoco Swore aasaalng Machines. DlsUl- . i -s leryahd Mining Ma- - eh'nery. Malt Mills, Corn 1 Hkallers, Heuae Fronts, lllar Urates. HON & BRASS CASTINGS. . .-..j .'. ....... . Of every description. . Achlnery of all kinds Made and Repaired. Tealers tn Belting, Fire Bricks.' ; 1 ':' ' Steam Uangea, and 'roaght lrOB Pipes. Old material bought " ' - ' ' '' " : i Wm nave the facility of the best Mak tnery and Workmen, and will aU ork entrusted to ns onr individual attenlann, fill orders promptly, warrant ear orK, and chaise reasonable prtcee. Uf oa HJad Foujadry, eorner of First and . jMl Htreeta, Evansville, Ind. - H. B. Workmen sent to all parts to fit V work and do repairing. xeoaaam bch ultze. thctman a co WILT J AM HEUaIIANI -J ' (Suooeesor.to Krats Bellnt VannjCaetnrer and Builder of FOP ABUt JLCTD 8TA TIOJTAR1 T TEAM EK6IKS3 AND BOHaQ 13 BAW AND GRIST 1IILI MACHINERY. Cotton and Tobacco Presses CIRCULAR SA W HILLS, &, . , , , XVANSTILXJB IHD. , -f ', SShbxt Ikok and Copr km Woax mad to order on abort notice. ' ' ZROJf , jUID BRSkSa OAJBTXIfSS ?. . i . 0 eTerT tie seiiptlon. Dealer In Steam 'flanges, own Belting Fire Brioka, Wrong) it Iron Pipes, Boltlsj Cloths. Ae., at manri Cactnrera' prices, done at bortnotlaa. r

COMMISSION. CAltUV

GEORGE CBAWF0UD & 10., . COMMISSION.' M cIR CII AlSTf t, I IMPOBTKUa ASD DKAT-EB3 131 ' Scda Ash, Sal; Soda, Caustic Soda, F0UKD&I FACINGS, ' Piaster;' l.inie,' . Cement, Sand, luininice Slwuc ICenlii, clc. KoV -20a! Walnut ; Street, CINCINNATI,, OHIO. .; Jan26 3ni ... Lkwrs RtJFFiKB, Jic, Kvarsvllle. Ind. Johs Uilbcbt, iioleonda. Him. i L. RCFFNER. Jfi., & CO., PORK PACKEK8, j' f, i . fi? i'.r ! - AND - . - I.:!?' . COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AOKNTH t, KANAWHA SALT COMPANY, ';' WUEELINU iIAII WOKK8 COMP.T, VERMILION FLOUR MILLS, 1 8T. LOUIS FLOUR M1LLB. : -. ,! ) Ko. MAIX STSEET, Ja21 .. EVANSVILLE!, IND. A. S. HATHUKST. J. J. WKTTTAk Ilajliurwl & WliUtaker , TROD CC.fi, COMMISSION AND JTp , WARDING MERCHANTS. No. 6.. -fcouth Wate.;6U ; Dealers In Flour, Bacon, Hay, Oats, Cor and Country Produce. . X. tt. BAUD., -Q. S. 81 A J B AIU D & START, i (Successors to W. M. Alkman A Co..) , GEHEBAL AGENTS, PKODCC Forwarding and Commission Mft chants, Evansville, Indiana. Kefer to k Q. Wheeler, Pres't. First National Baal and Sam'i Orr, Vice President KvanavUA National Bank. Ci Agents for Ohio River Salt Co. ' noll-4 WK W IT 1. 1 KEHIND IT H friends and former patrons that we are on FIRST STRKKT, one door below Vine, next to L. Plerson's Tin Shop, still In the trade of LIQUORS. FLOUR. COMMISSIONS, die., and should be pleased to see them. - - H. D. ALLIS & CO. IT. I- ALLIS fe COH F0RWARDLN9 AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. i RECTIFIERS, and Wholesale Dealer! ! LIQUORS, FLOUR, &c, FIRS T STREET, One door below Vine, next to L. Plerson's , . . . TlnBhop, E VANS VI J.I. B, X. janldtf. ' ' F. 8. DCTOTjCHkT, late of Evansville, In JoHif Uilbebt, tiolconda. III. P. & DUSODCHET & CO, . GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, j So. 33 Poydras Street, - NEW ORLEANS, LA. Orders and consignments solicited. novd3m ; PHILIP DECKER, Tblrd 8treet,bet. Sjeaaore ud lltr . M an uXact urer of r Compound Lubricating Oils for ail kinds of Machinery ; Atop. ; LARD OIL, SOAPS, and CANDLES PURE CATAWBA WINE ol my OWP growth. ' lmchiJtdlv Wildom Broth kh, Paris Land! ok, Tenn A. W. HidkkottoM, Kvausville, ind. WELDUN BROS. & CO, , Cotton and Tobacco Factors, rKouici: AND COMMISSION M KKC II ASTS. Office COB. VINE & WATER STREETS, KVANHTIt.LI, Ua mm" Special altentiou given to purchas ing supplies. maylVdam S. M. BARTON, CominlMMiou rIoi-Ixiiu t, ' No. SS West Second Street, : , . . CINCINNATI. Liberal advances made on consignments. St7 dtf . , , PETER CASEY & 00n CommlHiilon McrcliaiUs For the sale of H A Y, CORN, O AT5, BRAN, FLOUR, MEAL. BACON, LARD, and Western Produce generally, Ne. 83 LEVKK H I KK1IT, apt 8 dtf " VicksMuao. Miks. ' i Latest New York News. LADIES ! ! took Out,! Look out X Look Oul! Look Out! "Beautifies the Complexion." e "Olves a Rosy Glow to the Cheeks." l A Ruby Tinge to the Lips.' i Removes all Blotches aud Freckles. . Tne Best in the World." "COSTAR'S" B E A XT T IFIER, Bitter-Sweet and Orange Blossoms. One Bottle, tl 00; three lor 12 00. 1.U00 Bottles sold In one day in . Y. City. "Ail Druggists in KVAN3VH.LE sell 1U ; ; ; : costar'S'' ' STANDARD, PREPARATIONS ;i AM J. . '" Costar's n Bat, Roach, Jtc , Exter's. Cos tar'i " Bed Bog KxterHilnators. Costartonly pure luBeetTowder. "2.000 Boxes and Flasks - manufactured . i daily." i . M!! Beware!!! of spurious imitations." All Druggists tn EVANsvilik sell them. Address "COSTAR." 10 Crosby St., N. Y, Or JOHN F. HENKY (Successor to) ... . tn-.-. - DiUfAU Baknes A Co., 21 Park tow. N. Y. . Bold in EVANSVILLK by ' KELTLEK A Willi U, , delO dAw6m eom , ; Wholesale Ag .My friends and the public to know t hat I h ave embarked in the Paper Business, at n wicker A Morten and S. N. Docker's old at and; that . :-j v ... : ..... i

; ;ri INTEND : To keep on band a good assortment ot artlt '-lee In my line . . PAt 'ICR FLOUR SACKS, WRAP BAGS, TTt ,. , i WRAPPING J'AP&R, MAN ILLA, TRA.de TISSUJi PAPER, CL OTU AND PATTERN PAPER, WALl PA fERT DECORATIONS, T t WiNDO W BLINDS. FIXTURES, Ac., ACn , Ac. ; and that . I D ON'T INTEND To sell Ki "xxis at less than cost, or even at that ngu e, if I can avoid it. MYIIOPEIS, That, wbh e I give Batlslacllon to those who trader rilb me, tne returns for my Investment ot money aud iabitr may not be nnsatlsfaolouty to myself. uuMiaiawt '.j0HN WYMOND, , , . , . .11 South First Street, del5dU,, j ,; : Jkvausvllie, Ind. . J , i r ; l;,' . : ' : to.

CITY GROCERY

BO RGMAN & BEIIME, -1 . . ' DEALEKS IN Family Groceries and Provisions, 3d ST., BKT. MAIN & LOCUST. Ooods delivered free all over the city. . novl2 6in 3 C3 COAL! COAL! ": Having renamed my former business, I would hereby inform my old patrons and the public generally that I am prepared to deliver UOOD CLEAN COAL on giiort notice Coal in alt eases must b1 paid lor when ordered. A tent for the celebrated PARADISE COAL. JOS. THOMAS. Office In American House. . nov4 dly FAIINLEY, KU11N & CO., Western Brewery, Manufacturers of Lager Beer, Ale, and Porter, In barrels, half-barrels, kegs and bottles. OFFICK-Ji. 83 WAIN ST., s EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. nov71y STARK & K0LB,, Merchant Tailors, ! ' And Dealers InSew & Second-band nothing, "w. a second sr., . Bet. Main and Locust, ISVAN3VII.I.1C, Cleanlni?and Repair) nil done to order. eTA liberal price paid for second-tiand clothing. Ide3 d;;m U. J. SCULiEPFER'.S ; Old Reliable Drug Store, Where can at all times be foond the largest assorted stock In the State, consisting of an enuless variety of iSBtsliHh, French, and American Perfnmes, Pomades, Colognes, Ruby Toilet Seta, Wallets, Purses, Card Cases, Ac. . Al. a splendid stock of (Sponges, and Chamois of all grades. IiLYTIIE 1IYNES, ATTOItNEY- AT - LAW. OFFICE THIRD STREET, In WALKER'S BUILDING. novll ly TRAD. P. GIBSON & CO, COTTOX FACTORS, Cbwt'n and Forwarding Agents, And Agents for Atlantic & Oreat Western Railway FAST FREIGHT LINE, Ko. 18 Xorlh Water Street, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, Sign or the Cotton Balk. novl3 6m S.E. GILBERT il- CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 31. North First Streat, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. A full stock always on hand and for sale at tho low st market prices. uovl2 liiu WHEELER & RIGG3, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Cor. First and Sycimore Sts., EVANSVILLE, IND. novll ly .. a DE0KER & SONS, Manufacturers of KLLIOTT'S PATENT SUCTION, FORCE, and ANTI-EREZINU PUVP. Warranted. . Can be nscd in' any depth of well. . Also WholesMle manufacturers of CHAIN PUMPTUBISU. 146 and 14S MAIN HIKKIOT, uovll ly EVANSVILLE, IND. X EvansTille Basintss College, Corner MAIN A TIIIKO HS KVWSVILLK, ISDIAXi. Pook-keep!ny, Penmawsblp, and Malheinutics made speciMlties. Hussion both day and evening. For circulars, giving terms, Ac, or specimens of Penmanship, addross HEM.H AUMSEK, novll ly . Proprietors. CO -1 The puieKt of . .. t ... Medicinal Uines A i randlos Only for sale nt BCHIVEPFER'H. Trusses, Supporters, P.and.itifts, aud ISItoulder Brawss the bt-l. hsMrtel stucR in this city lor subs low at . tJCIILAKPFER'i. ' nov'JS . i DR. C. E. BIKRII0U J U, Siirgrooiu Dentist, Evansville, IndiaEa. Office on 8KIXND STREET, bet. Main and Locut. , BRAY'S BLOCK (Second Floor). ! oc27 ly Dr. J. C. Bierbowcr, It KS ID EXT DE.Vri.ST, OJflce No. IO FIRST HT., Between Main and Locust, Tenders his professional nervlce lo tbe citizens of Evansville and vicinity. AdmiiiistersNllronsOxldeGasfo alleviate palu in extracting tH-th. oc2ridly Where is the best place to get a nice Sign jtainted? .Well, tluit 's cool I as if everybody didnt know that OSBORNE & BECKER do the neatest and best work in the city. novlffl '-5 S3 ! i-9 S 53 I10DIAH COAL MUiES, jonx ogle, jb., hoy, Proprietors. i OFFICE: NO. 3 MAIN STM ' Near Water, oc27 tf If yon want to get Pieseriptions filled, go to.an ol.i and reliable house, where none but experienced prescrlptlonlsts are allowed to fill prescriptions. - SCHLAEPFER'S Is the oldest and most reliable, as his prescriptions now number over Thirty-lour Thousand Four .Hundred. You ran get prescriptions filled at all houru, day or niulit. at BCHLAEPFEK3. no2S Corner Main and Beoond. Merchant Tailor. I. Anderson Can be found at NO. 8 CII A ND LEE'S BLOCK apilSm HJ-rAUfJ.)

Rukr Evansvillo and Clarksvilla Packet. The flnePaKsenBer Steamer

3E3 uO Josh. Wrnrnop, MaKter; Cieorge Throop, Clerk, leaves Evansville for Clarksvllle and all way ports . . EVEBT TUESDAY at 12 M., posItlTClj. For freight or passaee apply oh board. feb2d3m , - .-. . i .. . Dexter's Independent low-pressure Packet UJ k lnlAlrf lAn fcifU. T. DIXTEJL. ... Master, Leaves Evanvilie for Cairo every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 4 F.M., positively, connecting at Cairo with fct. Louis Memphis, and New Orleans packet, no'l dtf DDKK N'CHEUSON, Agent. Regular Tuesday aad Friday Packet for Pad ucah and Cairo. , f i ; ; The finely arpointed steamer "f ; . i CXJMBKRH,AJSrr, ! ' Bkj. Howard, Master Mabiom Weight, Clerk, ; ' Will ply as the regular Tuesday and Friday packet lor Cairo and all way landings. . leaves Evansville every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 4 p.m. Leaves Cairo every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 5 p.m. v Through bills of lading given for freight" over i ue moiuiD et uaio tuuirosa. ' rorlreiichtor pansaxe apply on board, OWN A CO.. : or to W. O, KltO or DUKE NICHELHON. jylStf Agents. Regular-WEDNESDAY PACKET " For Clarksv ills and Nashville. . : The elegant Passenger Hteamerl , Fanny ISraiitlcIs, IIkkrt Millkb. Manter: i ' Kitt Kddd, Clerk, leaves for tbe above and all intermediate ports every Wednesday, at 4 o'clock p.m. connecting at Nashville with railroads for all points South For freight or passage apply on board, or to C.K.RUDD, j . oca dtf ' ' Agent.' "REGULAR FRIDAY PACKET : For SmitMand, Clarksvilla, and - NaslivllJe. The excellent Light-Draught Steamer T. O. Iiy man. Master; W. E. Oracy, Clerk. Leaves for Nashville EVERY FRIDAY at 4 hm., promptly. For lreight or pasHaxo apply on board, or to C. R. KUDD,. JauSdtr Or DUKE N1CIIELHON, Agent. Evansville, Henderson & Nashville Railroad Transfer Packet The fleet and splendid aidewbeel steamer iro!lio Norton, CHARLEY PERKINS, Master; A. O. Dcklaisd. Clerk, Will ply as a reirnlar pocket between Evansville and Henderson, offering nnequaled accommodations to travelers and hippers. Leaves Kvausville daily at 84 p.m. Loaves Henderson daily at 7 a.m., makIdk cIoko connection with the K.AC. U.K. FARE Through and way passengers only rto cents. Jnl7dtf W. . BKOWN&CO.. AgenU. Rcgalar Evansville and BowlingGreen Packet. The fleet and elegant Packet -AXV. LYON, W. B. VANiirrKu, Mauler: J. F. WiLBAitxa, Clerk, Leaves FvanKvlUe for ROWLINO-OREEN every TUESDAY, at 6 P.. Leaves f.vaiiKvtl'e for WOODBURY every HATUtlDA Y. at 5 P.M. t For ireiglit or passage apply on board. nov21 dlf Re. Evansville and Tennessee River Packet. Yor Pad ucah, Johnson vllle, and ' ' ' JEastport. ; ' ' ThP flpet and Rpleidld sleamer SAM.,OER, ALLEN DUNCAN, Master; !' Wj4. LUNN.nerk, Leaves Evansville for Kantport and all IVniK-sfcee River way iandiiigHas a regular weekly packet, wr Nnuruay ut 4 p in., taking freight, aud panseuger afr lowest racket rate, and giviugesptcial attention VotbenlliiiTOfordoin. For freli't "r r uuiHire applv onboard, seltf tf DUKE JSiCiiKi).V, Agent. Kognlar Evansville, Green River, and Hartford Packet '"-kg' Tiie beartluj 111 ew learner ,, HAiK.T t?OJ?L I, Joe McRpytiolds, Master, ' ' Now nearly complr'led. will ply as regular, backet between Evansville and' all noiws oil U i;iv.-r, and on Itouuu Ciff-k toinartfoi-d. Will Iffivn Evimsvllle every MONDAY ami 'i'liUrys'iAY at j p.m. HJaZldtf CoilMi 1 Hew! ers on &. Evans v llle Daily Packet The new, f.xt. and elegant side-wheel I'awieiiger sujumer AIogks Wali.kk, Master; . . Kokrt liKASBKAR, Clerk, Leaves Henderson every morning at 7i o'clock, promptly. - Leaver EvaiiHville every afternoon at 4 o'clock, l'roiupilv. . , Fare Through ami way pasiiengers SOc Freight reciv'd nt all lime by HUMPHREY, PATRICK CO., Agents. Regular Monday Packet for Padncah, f , Eastport and Florence, j - 2" The elegant Passenger Kleamer bapidan;; no. 2, Leb U.OWKIU., Master: ,. Hi. Ht'GTTM, "' Tr-lpirlrs Bru.v WII.LIAXS,i'le,t Leaves for the almve and all intermediate poiutseftry MONDAY at 4 o'clock p.m. For freight or iaMge apply on board, or to HUMPHREY, PATRICK A CO., oc28 dtf i Agent. . For Padncan and Cairo. Regular Wednesday and Saturday -, i Packet. ''' : The magnificent side-wheel steamer ' A. M. Dohocchet, Master; WILL P. FOWIWI,! nrk ' Leaves EvansvllI every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 4 p.m. Leave Cairo every THURSDAY and BUN DAY at 5 p.m., inakiDg close conneotions at Cairo with ilrsb-claNS packets lor bt Louts. Memphis, and New Orleans.Connects at Evannville with the K. AC. R. IL, und theTarascon for Lou hi vllle. For freight or pannage apply on board, or to - F. A!. UUXlPflREY A CO.. ,- , ; or DUKE MCHELHON, tuAl tf AfrentA. CARRIAGES. J. B. Uskkm. F. L. Oun. ; JT. B. GREEN CO., CARRIAGE .'. MANUFACTURERS, Transfer Ornaments at Cincinnati prices. Main Street, let. Fifth and Sixth, tanlS-d&wum : EvAwavri.L, iva

"ti 'fv ii n''ii v7,' ' - - far OOitr Rtvrr Items See Fourth Jajt.

- . STEAMBOAT PRINTING. . No printing establishment In tn Went oas better facilities or greater ability for doing fine Hteamboat Printing. Our RKMortToenl or Job Type, thougii very large and complete, U couLantly being added to, and oor Job department U nnder the perooual sujHTVlHlon of one of tbe bestjoti printers in tho United Stales. We are prf oared to nitedHlates. We are prf pared lo mters, plain or fancy, l'.lll ilfails, !ing. Cards. Deck and Meal Tlckot Fare, Mates' Tickets for Iabor, print Post bills Lad Mx. Kill Aiv. Ac. Orders left with either of the w a art-boa Is will be promptly attended to. Watlir Mad Water. ' . Tbe weath r yesterday was cloudy and cold, with light spits of snow flying In the air. The mercury at daylight was down to 83 above rero. The river commenced rising during Sunday nlgut, and up to 8 p. x. yesterday bad risen seven InchesA rapid rise for a few days may be expected, but not a freshet. ' ' ArMval sad Df parlarM. ..The arrivals and departures p to three o'clock yesterday include the Silver Moon, Cincinnati to Memphis; Kate Putnnii.' Pittsburg to St. Louis; Abeona,' Kastpott to Cincinnati; Westmoreland, Cincinnati to New Orleans; Lady Uraoe, from Cincinnati; Tarascon, Henderson to Lontsvllie; Mollle;Nrton and Bailie V, Henderson to return. Boat Dae. ' " ' Among the first boats due here are the Lewelllo, fiom. East port; Rolt. Moore, for Nashville; Mollle Hambieton, Clifton aud Norman, from Memphis; Pain. J. Hale, for Memphis; Louisiana, Louisville, and Indiana! for New Orleans; Mary Houston, Legal Tender, aud Richmond, Irom New Orleans; Emma Floyd, from Nashville; Ada Lyon, from Green River; Champion, from Bt, Lonls; Palestine, from Louisville; Armada, from Cairo, tl iserl la noons. xne levee, as mnai, on Mondays, was crowded with steamers yesterday . The Silver Moon and Kate Putnam had excellent trifis........... Tbe Westmoreland bad a large amount of freight, but had plenty of room for more. Bhe added somewhat here.....The Abeona was partially loaded. Bhe received from W. O. Brown A Co., about 130 tons of bulk pork...... ...... The Lady Grace had a moderate trip In, but did a good way business. We hope to see her go out locded to the guards, this morning -.The Wm. 11. Brown paused down yesterday morning with 12 barges and boats loaded with salt In" tow ... The packet were receiving fairly, and had prospects of a good trlp......Caplatn Joe Uunoe, for many years connected with the Louisville and Henderson packets, Is a candidate for Mayor of Louisville. If be makes as good a Mayor as be has a steam boatman, beshouid be elected by all muans............. Captain Alex. Howell, of Shawneetown, was In the city yesterday. .........The Tarascon took a splendid trip oat yesterday. Boats JLeavlna; To-Day. Fob Caiko. The Cnmber.and, having been completely repaired, will leave for Cairo at 4 p. x. to-day, aud Is a pleasant packet. Ben. Howard, Marion Wright and Bruce IX nter are her popularaud obliging officers. Foa Ciwciwhati. The Lady Grace, a complete aud finely app luted steamer, Is tbe regular Evansville and Cincinnati packet to-day, and leaves promptly at 10 A. x. Her chief officers areCapiaiu J. It. Troy and J. T. Root, who will be found courteous, affable and obliging. Messrs. Uontreman and Pattla are lior freight clerks. . . Fob Gnu km Rivkb. The Ada Lyon, Captain Vanmeter, return to Green River this evening at Bo'Jook. J. F. Wllbuuk la her courteous clerk. Foa Hehdkhon. The fleet Mollle Norton, Captain Perkins, la the regular transfer packet for Henderson at 4 p. x. A. O. Durland and C. IL Boyle are her obliging, eierks. The gy and dashing Bailie V. als goes to Henderson at 4 p.x. Captain Mose Wallea commands, aud Robert Brashoar and Jim Hicks do the honors of the ofTloe Fob CLAkksviLLK. The floe steamer Romeo, the veteran and popular J. V. Tbroop commanding, leaves promptly at 12 x. for Clarksvllle and all way pointsGeorge and John Throop, chips of the old block, are her popular clerks. The Romeo Is a home institution, and should be liberally patronized. Fob New Orleans. The groat steamer Louisville. Captain Jim hunt, will bo down to-day, en route to New Orleans, and presents superior attractions to pas sengers and shippers. Captain Lubk Is one of tbe most experienced and popular officers In tbe trade, aud Mr. 11,1,', Bruce, her clerk, is as perfect a gentleman as ever wielded a pen. Give ber lota of freight today. I - UleaalMsr from OT r Rinhnnsm. ! Pittsburg. The Commercial of Friday aayet .. Tbe marks last evening Indicated eleven feet aud fnllinr slowly. Tbe weather' is again modrrailiiK. We notic.;i a fair amount of activity ou tho lauding. j Cimcink atl The Commercial of Kaliirday says: j An officer of the EngilMli nnvv, Injofield, has Invented a mode of steeriug Mliips by tne ore-sure of the water ou wnlcii the vessel floats. The apparatus If, of coiirs, below the water Hue, aid It can bo controlled from any part of the ves el Tiin Captain, silling in the cabin ot tiia largest Iron-clad, with a compan ben! Jo him, can steer her with thumb and finger. Mr. Thomas Hht-rlocK, 'treasurer U. H. Mall Line Company, yt-slerdMy received a OlKpalcii from Louisville Mlatiug that tiie Kentucky Marine and fire Iiimuiuuco Company had, under the advice of their counsel, resolved lo pay the Jom hiistulned by the burnicg ot the Mull Couipnuy's leameis America and Uullud Ktau-, in Deo iiibi-r laxU Tlio action of tins companyall the other Kentucky companies having either nald or resolved to paymakes tbe Mall Company sale, so lar as ti.elr insuiance la Kentucky companies is concerned. The Companies of this city, with the exception of the Crescent, which has already paid, have not Anally deterin.ned whether they will pay or resist. . LorjinriLLE. The Courier-Journal ' Baturday says: j ' Mike Kullivan, watchman on the towboat Mary Alice, In attempting lo step from one barge to another at the I'owhead Wednesday, missed his footing, fell into the river, and was drowned. The deceitxrd was from PltUburg and twenty-eight years old, with light balr. blue eyes, live lft fi e Inches In height, aud was roughly dressed. The Kato Ellis has bnen sold by tbe Vsrtle biotners to tbe Champion Coal Company of CI uclnn all for fJ.UiO. 1 A crazy Frenchman was a deck paiienper on lae Ricbmoud lroiu LHiisviiky to Paducsh. Once or twice whl e uiidur Way he undertook to ukhu uie lh preroxti v- s of a cabin passenger, aud wnscutllug some extra didos around the office, but was sncumarily aud incontinently ejected ou Ltoiit occasions. fcT. Louis. The Democrat of Baturday says: The rise In tbe river continues, but it is slow. The upper rivers are all iu good condition. Business fair. To-day tuere will be numerous departures, including one boat for Hhreveport direct, with a full cargo. Tbe weather la Very fine. Mr. Armstrong becomes connected with the Gait House at Louisville, not New Orleans, as we had it yeelerday. , , Mr. Bed am, Hieamboat Agent, left bis office, on Locust Hireet, unlocked the other day to go to dinner, and on his return dincovered It had been raided- In the mean, time. Tbe decks were not tk-u, i but nearly everythlag else, including his private papers, G. 1. IairHEBT. C. W. BABSSriKOIH. L1NNEET & BAUENFANUKK, A CARRIAGE AND WAGOrJ C0S5ES STCAMOBK it I.TTII BT3., EVANSV4LLK, IND. Repairing dn at ibort notice. All work warranted. JieUdUm

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N. BIO l ltllA Bot. Washington and . K '' Ry pi'rrni-p.lon r Crawford, Wi'iisviiio, ) Cincinnati, Hiio; I,. ' Kvansvllle, Ind. I lin KvansvlilH, 1 nl. ; t:ie Mo.; Ctiarie T. I11m1 Hmllh, Preslflent I'eop Tenn.; W. H. Cherry, V Nationnl liimk, Memi Fly A Co., Momph s, 'J A Co., MempliN, Ten ii. Miti;i;r, ifhtTTlfl, KM I'll IS, TKN N. I;r lo Brandt i4 A '.y.; i.aitoii v '..ii til liner, Jr., Co.. hurt A W'liiut4it-r, Urol iiTH, Kt. IrfMiia. , Cttiro. ill. ; fc w . e'n l;an k . M f mphir renllt-rit M-i. ia' lllM, 'i enn. ; jn- t eiin. ; isvwlon hint ; Hti ul ton, Uoycr St Hi oi f Co., Memphis, Tenn. s: i?. h i Xa (SuccesHor to Hlil & Hnrlbert,) COMMISSION MER CII A N 7 Dealer in HAY and GRAIN; Also, Floor, Hacon, Idird, Dried Fruits, Butter, lijfSH, Point.oes, Apples, (JtilOUS. AO , -'''30; and 41 WATKIi STUEI'.T, Boutheast Corner Watir and Walnut,' CIX'INNATI, OHIO. lieferences W m . Mc )Jtr A Co , New Orluus; T A J. W. Gall". Auroin, Ind. : Wf, MclWinald, Memphis. 'JVnii ; .1. K. Lytle ACo., Hi. Louli, M'J J Jo. t-ph II ui K'ltli. At. M. P. Co., One linatt, t'.; 11. II. linnmci 4: Co., ttUvle, Ti-nu. Ja'-7 il ini r : LKW. VASMfiiiiFT,'' " Forwarding & Commission , VfllAIlt'BOAT rilOPrJCTOR, And fJKXKIUL STKUf I.'OAT Ad'KXT, MT. VKRNl'N, IND. ' Prompt attention Klveu to all 1-iihi-nesH euli utlcd lo his cine. JhIM il.iin WM. GLENN & SONS, Importers aud Jobbers of O.I W) CIO K .4, CINCINNATI. MAVi: A T.lIKJt: WTOCIt V MT.t. Ile, Variety, and M unu tact il red Uoods, which they oiler at tlx lowest rates, and to which thty invito the alien, Hon of tho trade. ilcl l;iin o.l IlAHtW J. PiiKl.PH, of New Orleans. J. . Mit'vi.UK'K, ol imil-ivllle, Ky. K Norr, of Mew Oil )iiu. riiclps, 'McCuIIoch & Co., PRODUCE, PRO VISION, ' AND aESirtAf. Commission Morcliant3, 112 G1MY1EB ETBEET, nov2idtf I.'EW ORLKANH. K. K. DUMKIlKHOX. CJRO. I'KMll.KTU.I IL K. DUNKEC30N & CO., FOUWAKDINQ & COMMISSION Am General Agei U for the Erie TrniiKiMtrtatiou C'oiiip'y ' FAST FREIGHT LINE, EVANSVILLE, - INDIANA. Liberal Ciwh Advances mnJu on i:oiih!n llHlUli, IlKFEIt TO rinmuel Hayard. V'lee IVph'I Kvaesvlile Naliunal Ui.iu, ICviiiimviHh, IiidiHUii; Mosck Taylor, PruNident National City Hank, ltiw York: lion. Curlwrlxht, Cashier National I'lly lisiiik. New York; tfnillb ik lluuntHK, Mew York: T. lfc lfairelt, CiiNhier lim.a ol Keniticky, IjOiiiHville; W. C. Hile, Cannier I'oniiuercImI I !;i n it of Keiitii' ii.v , I ou I tv 1 1 1 e ; ICoh't I, . MiilllurnlAri)., New 'York iio". (ico. II. Pendleton Clnei jin tl, novliilf Forvarding ami Conmiicsion WHARFB0AT PH0PHIET0IW, Railroad and Fust Freight Llue , . ; Ageuta, i:vasvii.i.i:, i.i. JanHdly raxn. r. Kd.niiN, A M X. W I !,. N f. n. iilsto.v m.. No.' 5 N. WATKU STKKKT, u F. VA NS VI L L ;, ; IN HA iVA , and; CommiNHinn MXGIiOXI ANT9 oiarviiCvVii, 'a-csicimtm WHITE LINE Central Transit Company. All freights for New York and New 'England towns throrgh without transfer. an? CIN CINMATIA1 V' a S. pr ff i.i: n i:nt m: v j)vf ir Unuiileit ai ri VI Mini in Ktore, for uaio by ' FOSTER BCOTIIKCu, i-L Wont Hoooml Miroot CINCINNATI, OHIO. We dONlr lo Inform tho tradn that we Lave been appointed mienM for tho luiiceHt ImporUr in tho UnlNd HtitU-H, nud are now prepared to Bupply llioiu lu any quantity. d.v-ISdtf Konle's Steam Cordage Mills. .TOIIJNT UPNTi:, MANVFAClUUC.il nr Hemp ' Pacllnff, an I Iierap Twirio '' for Sewing Gtiiiiiits, MAIN ST., one door Mut!i of Kront, de'J iLiltlj ClNi 1 N.N ATI, OHIO.