Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 February 1869 — Page 3

CE. NEXSEN 6c BIXBY, General Insurance Agents, AKD ADJUSTERS OF LOSSES, MARBLE HALL, No. 9 Main St., EVANSVILLE, IND. Dwelling Houses insured for a term of years at greatly reduced iati. Three Years at the Price of Two. Five Years at the Price of Three Idfe Imnrauce a. Specialty. Total Cash Assets Represented 0er Twenty-five Million Dollars. The following are among the Companies represented: jRVSK Insurance Co. of Ilartfort!. Conn. Cash Assets . kj,0(lO,0i). PIKF.MX Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets Sl,r00,000. COSTISKSTAI. Ina. Co. of New York Cash Assets a,OOi,UOOA'OKTII AMERICAN Insurance Co. of Hertford, Conn. Cash Asets ..."S 00,000. 31 KRCII A SiTS Ins. Cash Assets Co. of Hart ford, Ct. . ti.")Ull,0IU. KOKTJI AKIOAN Insurance Co. ot New York. Cash Assets . . 8S0O,:Oi. 1MI4E IX Ins. Co. of.Brooklyn, : Cash Assets 1," T. Y. oo ooo. jETJf A LIFE Ins. Cash Assets.......... Co. of Hartford, Conn. 1 ,ooo,io. NEXSEN & BIXBY, Agents, 9 MAIN STREET, ' Eransville, Ind. janSO dly GREAT LAND SAL!? IK Henderson County, Kentucky. Authorized by Act of the Kentucky Legislature, 1867-6S.? Seien Blch and TJIgbly Improved Ohio River Bottom Farms, and 501 Town Lots, to be Disposed of in Shares. ; First Prize..-., Second Prize. Third Prize Fourth Prize.... Fifth Prize. Blxth Prize Seventh Prize... J150.000 2700 27,500 13,750 13,750 13,750 13,750 280 FRIZES IX T0WX LOTS, . Valued at 8120 each. HO PRIZES IN TOWN LOTH, . Valued at f 100 each. 84 PlIZES IN TOWN LOTS, Valaed at tSO each. TICKETS, THE UKAWIM1 WILL TAKE place at Maaoulc Temple, in Louisville, Kentucky, on the lut day of September, lrtua. Agtnts will furnlHh pamphlets giving detMjrltion of the properly, and containing the act of the Legislature authorizing theta'e. Ct lauiissloners who will manage the enteri rise are named in the act of the l.egi-JatUi-w, and their integrity and responsi bility are endorsed in the certiiicates (which will be found in the pamphlets) of Uovernor John W. Htevenson, iloua. . liarrett Itavla and Thomas C. McCreery, United tstates senators, lion, joiiu i Bunch. Spexkcer of the Kentucky House of Kepresfulatlves, Hon. Archibald Dixon, Josepa Adams, President of the Farmers' . Bank. L. C. Dallam. President of the Na tional l;auk,.lobn 11. Barret and others. of Henderson, Ky. ; Hon. W. F. Parrett, J udsje of the Circuit Cours, of Hie Fifteenth Jud vial District, and Al. H. Johnson, Judno of the Court ot Common Fleas, oi Indiana: Hon. Wm. H. Walker, Alayor, John H. Hopkins, President First National Hank, and others, of Kvansvlile, Indiana, and many other gentlemeii of positiou and prominence in Kentucky and Indiana. TICKETS can be purchased of L. H. LYNE, Farmers' Bank, Hender son, kv. : it. B. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank, Louisville. Ky. : T H OH. K. A. BROOKS, Covington, Ky.; JOHN C. LATHAM, President Bank ot llonklnsville. Hooklnsvllle. Kv. James L. Dallam, Commercial Bank, Paducat). Ky. Books opened at these points on the 1st of October. lsw. PHiLlP HORN BROOK, Esq., Water ri'reet, between Main and Hychiuore, and HKMON1N. DIXON A CO.. No. north First blrtt-t, will order tickets from the Agents at Henderson, Ky., for thono who tltwue to pnrcnase. m-un Postponement of Henderson County Land Hale. mill! l!ni:iisit;.i;ii.M'lfO ivkkk A aciioinle.1 t.ouiiulaSiOLiei s bv the Ken lucky LegiMlaturtt to superintend and crnn- . duct the " Henderson County Land bale" ot Wm. McLain, E-q.. take this metlio.l of annouuciuic to the putlic that the drawing of prizes in the enterprise lias been positioned until the 1st day o: Set(-mbcr, it3. W hen, on the 1st of u tober la.it, the euter-prL-e was laid before the public, it .was coDfHenlly expected that it cou id be concluded by the 14 Ui of January, 1S69, the day tixet'. for tle drawing; but several causes, n)ue of wbivu. were anticipateil, and wnU a could not be controlled by the Commit oners nor by the owner of the piopeny combined t prevent it. Among these we aay mention the failure to obtain prin ed matter ' I the time contracted for, the ctreiue si ipeucy ot L-ie money iaa rkei, id the dl.tiust in the minds ot tu.i peoid of enter jrlses like this, induced by chu-w: hich a 'e yet frMb in the recollec .ion ol he put".lc. Ibougi: ticket are now being rapidly soil, a si liclt-nt number have not been disposed .1 to Jusuiy a transfer of the pr iperty .-ithout bringing loss upon, the O' 'DM. f be fai ning lands embraced in the enterprise, nearly eight hundred acres of which aie cleared and tillable, will be rented ill fr the present year 18tii. tiood bonds for 1 lie rent will be taken, and these bonds will bo assigned to the persons who draw the said farms. rim liinnev :or the tickets sold is la the bauds of the agents, and should any sharei.i.tiir iu .i ,v....i Utlrtd with the iMJHtnonemeut, his money will be refunded on the TrMiAiitAtidn r. bis ticket. I li nn.lerMiciietl think it Will not be inik, tAuiv iii thiis xvinnection. that hey lia.vn no DMuniirv interest la the above ntpmriu nnr win iiiev have in the IU iur. Thfv win not receive one cent for thlr .irviiviLiiiul tliev do not'liow. aud will not at any time, own, hold, or control a fingle ticket in the enterprise; nor one dollar received from the sale of tickets will be used bv them, nor can the owner of the property lonch, use, or control any part of it uuin alter inn drawing taxes place; anu kuoiiiu i ue enterprise, uy any unforeseen ...... .. b.AV. n failnwi ..II m mn t'U klll U.'J , lAlluic. Mil 111 y 1 11 J received from the sale of tickets will be promptly returned ou presentation of the UCaeia Iv tue agent, irom wuom UOUgnu B. BANKS, W. S. HOLLOWAY, ROBERT T. OTiASS, E. Ij. HTARLINU, GRANT UREEN, Janll (JkW W.S. ELAN Y. I WANT Mw rrtends and the public to know that I have einoarked in Ihe Paper Uuslness, at Docker A Morten and S. N. Docker's old stand ; that ff INTEND To keep on hand a good assortment ot articles lu my line PAPER FLOUR SACK'S, WRAP BAGS, WRAPPING PAPER, MANILLA, TEA, A- TISSUE PAPER, 7,077 AND PATTERN PAPER, WALL PAtKR, 1 EiJOR A TI ONS, Window blinds, fixtures, Ac, Ac, c ; and that I DON'T INTEND To Bell tK( s at lens than cost or even at thatnguie. if 1 cau avoid it. mv iioiu is, That, while 1 give saiistaciou to those who trade wn h iue, tie rrtum for my investment oi money aud iabsr may not be nnsatisfaeioo to myself. JOHN WYMOND, 11 South Fust Street, ill5 dtf iLvansvlUe, Ind.

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CE0HiiC (JliAWFOliD & 10., COM M ISSIOV PI J.IICIIAXT.S IMPORTEKS ASD DEALEKS I$T S-tf a Ash, Sal Soda. Caustic Soda, FOlLMHtY FACINGS, Plaster, Lime, Cement, Sand, rumiulce Stone, ISesiii, etc. fco. 200 IValn.it Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. , ... lunM&ia. ' ' tj. tiiz-. Lkwih Ruifnek, Jk , Kvansvllle. Ind. JolIX UlbbEKT, Golconda, L. KVP FN KB, JR., & CO., 1 O it It X O 1C lii 1. H, Ann COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AGENTS KNWH SVLT COMPANY, WHKKiVnU NAII.S WOKKS COMP'Y, V ERM I LloN FLoUR MILLS, sr. LO V i s f lo u li M J LLb. , ;- ; y ; So. 7 MAIN STREET,

Ja2l KVANSVILLE, 1NI. A. H.HAYHrTK3T. J. J. WTIfTTA! IlnyliHs-t & - Wh It faker PRODUCE, COMMISSION 'AND : jrS.. WA RDING MERCHANTS. ....... No. B ...... SouUi Water fcL v Dealers In F lour, Bacon, Hay, Oil, Coj and Country Produce. L 9f. BAIHJ . BAII1 1) ,.G. St. C.TAJ STAB T, (Successors to W. M. Alfcraan & Co.,) flE.'iFKAI. AGENTS. lEiHi' 3F Forw.irduiz ;iud OmruiHuion It . chant. Kvir-ivi'll, Indiana. Holer to i Q. Wheeler. Pres't. First National like. Hud Sam'l Orr, Vice President EvansviU ICHLioiiai I'.auk.. "Zl Ai;tuU for Ohio Elver Bait Co. noU-i mrr k w i' 1. r bkmixd u u V friend.-: and firmer patrons that we are on Fl RT ssJ'Kfc ET, one door below Vine, nest to I.. piersoii's Tin Shcp, stilt in t!.e iritdo of LIQUORS, FLGUR, UOM-AtlUXlOti-fi, tc, uud slionfd b; i)ea.sed to hoe theia. it. i. AL.LJW ifc CO. FORWARDING AND COffiiUSEIO MKllCHANTS.-RECTIKIl-aiM, Hutl Vi-o!Ha.!e Tvealort L!ttU0B3, FLOUB, R S T S T li E E T , Onr door beloTV Vino, np-st to li. l'ieron's Till fj'LOp, janl dir. P. B. DtMOUCHK-r, lata of Ev.itsNvlllCj ! John 14ii.vksit, Uolcouda, Hi.- ', " i P. S. DUSOUCHET & CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MEKCIIA NTX Ko. Zl Pcjdrji3 Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. Orders and consinaieuts solicittid. novJ) d;t;ii piiilip Third Street, bet. SyAaBsre u-i Viar Manu f.vctnrer of r - . Compound Lbbf!csiS9 0!5 for all kinds or Machinoryl Ako, , LARD OUi, SOAl4!, and GANBI.Vv PURE CATAWBA growth. t'lit iVUV ; WKT.DOX Bi:otiiciiH. l'arls l.tindin;, Te;i)i A. W. SiiiKBoT-ron, Kv;itisvi;iej ind. I WELD ON uaos. A uo Cotton and Tobacco Factoid. IltlIjt'K ANI 'M ti SSSIOii SIKIt'llANIf-. Office Cob. VINE WATKi: s'l iU KTH, EVAP.HVIt.LR, IM". "Speclal attention in i.tircbav. ing snpplies. :n . "I: d .-;.' S. K. BA11T0N. No. S. West Hetoiul Street, CINCINNATL Idbcral advaiices made ou consignments. te7titf PETER CASEY & 00., CoaamiAMion Meroliniiits For the scile of HAY, CORN. OATf., BRAN, KLOU it, MEAL, BACON, LARD, aud Western Produce generally, Ko. 82 LEVEE STREET, J ap:8dtf VlC!K.si:tTRr. Ml. $4. BUSINESS CAIIUS. W. WACHS, STATIONER, BiiOX- B1NDEU, And Wank Boole Manufacturer, And le:vler in School Books, Pictures au 1 frainec-, Mirrors, Iiook-lug-Uluvies, French Glass, 4c, OU BOOKS SE-BOUXI. NO. TO MAIN STREET, I (IIKDUEKICU'S J1I.OCK,)" EVAXKVILLE.... INDIANA. novSly City 35rcwrcry, COOK & RICE, Proprietors, EVAJfsVlI-Iif, INT., Manufacturers of Lager Beer and Stoek Ale and Dealers in MALT & HOPS. - ocflOdly PETER VIERLINU, DRUGGIST, And Dealer in Paints, Oils, VARNISHES, DYE STUFFS, WIMIOW (JI.ASi. hl'KUICAL IN8TKIIMEXTS, Pare Winrti hwI Hrnndlrs, And all popular Patent Medicines ot the age. NO. a North Water Street, ETAS SV1L.I.E....: IN DIANA oc) ly , DR. F. L. DAVIS, nomceopathic Physician. Office on Second Street, between Main and Locust. oc28 dly DR. E. J. EH H MAM, Iloiiio;opatlilc Physician. Office No. 1 Second Street, be tween Main and Locust. Office Hours From S A.M. to 13 M., aud L to 5 p.m. Al bis residence, corner of Severn h and Chestnut street, after P'Kht. - oc2Sdly GEO. A. mi TUOUF, HH.AL.KK IK WATCHES, JEWELRY Oold l'ens, Si ectacles, Eyeglasses. Silver and l'!;.ied Ware, Watch and "1 '! Material, No. Gl MA r, ST., Ret. Sec in d and Third, ICVAsaviiiiK, Ind. Watches and Clocks Repaired and waiiatiied. Cha. AKTta, wlU Geo. A. Bittrolfi. locaa dly

MACHINISTS.

KEITZ ATaD , ' HANEY,- " . J ' - " ?t . Crescent .Fouiitlry, Corner of Canal and Ingle Sts., EVANSVILLE,', INDIANA, - 1 Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS Portable Circular Saw Mills, AND Machinery of every Ijeserlption UEALE1IS IN BELTING, STEAM GA UGERS, FIREBRICK, WR 0 UGI1T 1R ON PIPE, Ac, &e. Repairing done at Short Notice. nov7 ly i"elaniaii JF'oMiiKlrj' Alanufftu-tnrer an.J Itulldeisof i Stcam'EKsiKines, Clrcii35ir;fSaw inns.: Grist and Hnifir jiilliH. Tonacco Swcre Vn!iinlii!4 Machiaea, lislillery.iiid Mining Mach'nery. Matt MillM, Com uellers, Huse Front. Cellar Grates. i RON & BRASS CASTINGS. Of every description, ' ji ibintry of b 11 k iuds Matlo aud Repaired. Ocalera In ItoiUujt, Fire Bricks, Ht. atu G'VUKii, and -i rr.nabt Iron Pipes. Old mater 118 boopht tsrtk yioita fr.u fafllltv of the best Md 4 ! Marc mid W'f trU men. and will Kiv all sr ir: ein.rtistt .i to us our iniUvtduai filteu. jla, flil orders promptly, warrant onr f 3:, ajd coari-re reiisouabUi prices UMaud t-ouiuiry, corner of First and lifSi streets, Evansville, Ind. ei, i.-'.. Wviif men nent t j p.ll jistits to fit V.rfc and do reiialnitt;. isaaain schult.e, thuman & CO WILLIAM HE1LMAE! (Sncoewor toKi als A Hotlm Mann fad rtrer aad Baitder of POP ABLE AND UTATIONAKT L'EAM EJJSIiiES AND E0ILSRS SAW AND GRIST MILL MACHINERY, Tiireshing KachiEi Cotton and Tobacco EreeG CIRCULAR MILLS, AC, AC, EVANHV1LLE, IND. 3Mhfet I iion and I oitsk WoM mad to order on short nol.i ru. IRON AND JtRAHS CASTINGS of evoi y description. Dealers In Blea m aur, Onm Beltinf Fire Bricks, Wro ogiit irou Pipes, Boltiof ciolus, o., at ma oiui&cturera pnwn. 2L EPA1MIN0 done at uhoi i notice. ras

FEBRUARY 5th, 1869.

CARPENTER -AN COOPER TOOLS -ATXe cl need 3rr ices TER3IS CASH. F,REDv p- STRAUB & CO., Ko. li Main Street, II ETWEE N ASn THIRD. Ffeb5 BAMDL ORR, JAMES DAVIDSON. - J. L- ORB SAMUEL ORR & CO., , . -, ' ' f . ? ' DEALERS IK -. '" '- ' t t i V f " - iron;-steei; tix-pjlate, wire, zinc, : SPltlNGS, AXLES, Horse and Mule Shoes, Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, WAC0X AXD BIGGY WOODWORK WKUUOUT SCRAP IRON BOlIH At the highest market rates.. Water Street, EVANSVILLE. IN D. lunll dtf BtEITICIIEK, KELLOGG & Co; Successors to WeU.ii Kellogs: & Co.) IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OK MuA.-KX WAKES 13 SIGN OF. THE BIG PADLOCK AXliS, AJ'-S, - i AXKS, AXKS, , AXAS. AXt:s,: . TABLE CUTLERY ' ' TABLE CUT LEU Y . .TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLrCRY, POCK h)T CUTLERY, f rAJri.: ClutiiiM, Planter I'taiisterK' If es. IIOCK, BSoen, Aleclianlcs' Tools, iI:mterrt" Meeliaules Tools, Meehanlca' Tools, BCILBE-US 1IAKBWAUE, Bl'lLDKUH' UAIiMWABK, BlilLDKI&b' 1UKUWAKK, lorroNAitn wool. cards, f OTION ANI W OOMAKIM, I'O'f TON AN ir WOOL t'AKIW HENT R IfJiREK BELTING, ft EST HUH HER BELTING, JbJtuST JUVBBEH BKLTING, Mill and Cross-Cat Saws, ... JoiU and Crosi-Cut Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws. MSII buyer will find it to their advantage t examine our tttock before purchasing elsewhere. At Ihe Old Stand, 13 First St B&mCHKB, KELLOGG Is CO. I5l : H.' MDRSINNA, AKCHITECT. fllce No. CHANDLER'S BUILTHNW Corner First and ljooust ueeus, i . .. Evansville. Ind. Pims tin! tiiieciflca.fir.uri for all kinde of bvUldinsiS furu-whed at short not ice, aud on reasonable terms -:. mclila d.im O A- H 1. - BOBKKT BOTH. OTIS W uuu. BOYD & WOOD, 'j - ARCHITECTS, No.' 7 Chandler's Mock, Corner First and Locust Streets, . ... EVANSVILLE, IND. Plans and Specifications prepared ' on short notice and reasouable terms. janla dll im li... 14 . - PHAL0ITS "FAPHIAN L0TI0X For Beautifying tfcc Skin aud Com--piexioa. nil F.rnnliona. Freckles. Pim ples. Moth Blotches, ran, eic.. ana ieuuem For Ladlea 1U Uie nursery it is iui'' ohl. For Gentlemen alter onaviug tieq " Is the onlv reliabl remedy for di&eaties and blemisuei, of the i Skin. . .i oniutx'S IA1IIIAN SOAP" for tbe Toilet. Nursery, anu Kaiu, win uui chap the skin. Price S cents per cake. ' FI.OR I)E MAYO." riiOU IE MAIO." i A New Perfume for the Handkerchief. Exquisite, Delicate, Last ing Fragrance. PHALOS & SON New Yoik. Sold bv all druggists. UySdly ItONATI FISIEKR, DltAlKE If ' Chanaellera and Gas Fixtures, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitter, No, 21 LOCUST STREET, fe6 dly Evansville, Imd.

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4 trBO KG MAN Sc BEI1 ME, . - DKAX.KRS IN Family Groceries and Provisions, SO ST., BKT. MAIN & IXX UHT. f3 Oocds delivered free all ovpr the city. novl"2 (im COAL! COAL! Having resumed my former bnsineMS, I would hereby inform mv old patrons and th public generally that I am prepared to deliver 40Ol CLEAN COAL on short notic Coal in all cttsca must be paid lor whet ordrrrd. Aent for the celebrated PA RADISH VOAls. JOS. THOMAS. Office In American House. nov4 dly FAIINLEY, KUHN & ( 0., Western Brewery, Manufacturers of Lager Beer, Ale, and Porter, In barrels, hair-barrels, kegs and bottles. OFFICE So. S3 MAIN ST., . JS VAJiS VJLIiE, INDIANA. nov7 ly STAHIv & K0LIJ, Merchant Tailors, And Dealers in Sew & SecoriiMiaiid Clothing, tin. SKtOXft 8l'.i Bet. Main and Locust, EVANSVIX.I.K, IfTD. Cleaning and Repairing done to order. r-A libel al price pa id for second-hand clothing. Ide3 aim li. J. SCULAEri?Ktt Old Sellable Drug Store, Where can at all times be found the largest assorted stock in the r . , i . ...... i ; ... r if a ti . , 1 1 . I , v T;lriety of English, French, atid 9 Aweriean reriuutcs, nMiiut, Colojrues, Ruby Toilet f ets, Vv allets, Vu rsea, Card Cases, Ac. Also, a splendid stock of Hponges, aud Chamois of all grades. nov28 BLYTUE IIYNES, ATT 1 X KY- AT -UW. OFFICE TniUD STREET, In WALKER'S BUILDING. novllly THAD. P. GIBSON & CO C6) n aiia f arwaruuitj siy"., And Agents for Atlantic & Great Western Railway FAST FREIGHT LINK, No. 18 North Water btrcel, E VANS VILIsE, INDIANA, Sign of tub Cotton Rai.k. novli! tim S. E. GILBERT & CO., WHOLESALE G ROGERS, No. 31 ,, North First Street, EVANSVILDE, INDIANA. A full stock always tin hand and for sale at tho low st market prices. novlUtim WHEELER & UIGGS, WIIOLlCSALU GROtJKRS, Cor. First and Sycamore Sts., EVANSVIJJiE, IND. novll ly C. DECKER & SONtJ, Manuractureis t.f I.LLIOIT'S PATENT SUCTION', FOKtrE, nd ANTl-KREZING I'lli:!'. Wr3) ni nted. Can well. be used in any di ptli Also Wholesale: inmiulncl nreis of CHAIN rilMl'TlllilNO. 14 yl 11H MAIN MKI.a.f. novllly EVANiVILLE, INIK Evansville Business Colleg?, 4'orurr MAIN A T1IIKD SIS., . EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Foote-keepinp, Penmanship, and Mat hematics made KpeciuItKs. Hession both day and evening. For circulars, til vin-r terin., Ac, or specimens of Penmanship, address V. KI.1.S A lil.I.-W EE, ?3 M M i novll ly Proprietors. The pin est of Medicinal Wines & llrantllfH Ouly for sale at. SCULAEl'FER'S. Trusses, Supporters, Bandaires, and Shoulder liraces t he best arsoiUd stock in tills city r sale tow t Ht 11 LALPFFR'H. HOV28 DR. i). E. RIERU0 VKR, Evansville, Indiana. Ofllce on SECOND STREET, bet. Main and Locust, DRAY'S BLOCK (Second Floor). oc"J7 ly Dr. J. C. Bierbowcr, ltESIIEXT DENTIST, OJJlceKo. lO FIRST ST., Between Main and Loci tit. Tenders his professional service to Ihe citizens of Evansville and vicinity. Administers Nitrous Oxide (Ja to alleviste pain in extracting teeth. I ooa uly Where is the Lest pfuce to get a nice Sitn painted? Well, tJiot's cool I--as if everybody didn't know that OSBORNE & BECKER do the neatest and Lest toorh in ifie city.

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inoviiij CODUM COAL MIXES, JOHN INGLE, JR., & E0X, J?roirIetoM. rtl'FICE NO. 2 MAIN ST., IVoar AV liter. c27 tf If you want to get Piescriptlons filled, go to.au oii unit reliable house, where none but experienced prescriptionlsts are allowed to tilt prescripts ns. SCHLAEPFER'S Is the oldest and most reliable, as his prescriptions now number over Thirty-lour Thousand Four Hundred. You can get prescriptions filled at ail hours, day or nitilit. a SCHLAEPFER'S, noSJ Corner Main and st-cmid. Merchant Tailor. I. W. Anderson Can be found at NO. 8 CHANDLER'S BLOCK ap2I3m IU I .4-

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Regular Evansvxlld and Clarksville . Packet ,.; , , . The flnep.PaKMener Steamer Tl. O M 33 " Josh. V. Throop, Mat ir ; Oeorge Tliroop, Clerk, leaves Evansvlllo for Clarksvilla and-all way poits EVKttY TUESDAY at 12 posUUelj. For freight or passage apily ou board. feb'2 (Uui ' Dexter's independent low-pressure Packet LrS Quickstep, JcSilSiH.T. DE-xtkr. Master, Leaves Evam-vnie for Cairo every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 4 p.m., posllively, connectins at Cairo with Hu Loala Aiemphis, and New Orleans tiackeU. . noJldt.f DUK K Ni CH KLHON. Agept. Regnlar Tuesday and Friday Packet for Paducah and Cairo. ' The finely appointed steamer , CUMBEKLAND, I'.EW, HOWARD, Master , Makion Wright, Clerk, ' Will ply as the regnlar Tuesday and Friday packet lor Cairo and all way landings. Tave Evansville every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 4 p.m. ( Leaves Cairo every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 6 p.m.Through bills of ladine given for freighU over the Mobile A Ohio RaUroad. For freight or peHsaire aptdy on board, or to W . 1. KROwN 4 CO., . or DUK.K N1CHELSON. , Jylfitf AgenU. Uesular WEDNESDAY PACKET Ftr Clarkaville and Nashville.' The elegant Passenger Steamer ITiiiiiiy Braiiclels, Hknby MiixxB, Master; KittRtjdd, Cleric, . Leaves for the above and all Intermediate ports every Wednesday, at 4 o'clock P.M. connecting at Nasuvilitj with railroad for all points South. Ftr freight or passaje apply on board, or to C. R. RUDD. oc2 dtf ' - Agent. IlEGULAR FRIDAY PACKET ' . For SmithUnd, Clarkaville, and , Nashville. The excellent Light-Draught Steamer ' ." A.T-jlrIIA., T. U. Ry man. Master; W. E.U racy. Clerk, Leaves for Nashville EVERY FRIA Y at 4 v St., promptly. For freight or patisae apply on board. or to C. R. RUDD, jauSdtf ; Or DUKE NICHELHON, A Re ut. "Evansville, Henderson & Nashville Railroad Trdnsfer PacketThe fleet and splendid sldewueel steamer Mollio IVoi-ton, CHARLEY PERKINS, Master; . A. O, Uuklamp, Clerk, Will ply as a regular packet between Evansville and Henderson, offering uueqnaled uccom modal ious to travelers and hipixm's. Leaves Kvausvllle dally at ti p.m. Leaves Heudeisou daily at 7 a.m., mak in cu..c connection with the E. A O. K.R. I''A iilv Through and way, passenger only r.o eeulH. Ja'iil7 dtf W. O. ItROWN A CH., A irents. Regular Evansville and BowlingGreen Packet The fleet and elegant Packet ADA TArON, W. S. Vakmictkr, Master: -.!-,.. J. F. Wilkamkb, Clerk, Loaves Evansville for ROWLING-GREEN every TUESDAY, atS p.m. li.avs KvatiHville for WOODBURY every SATURDAY, at5 p.m. For freight or passage apply on board. uov-21 dtf Regular Evansvillo' and Tonnessee River Packet. f Kor Paducah, JoiinsonilUf, and Kastport. - . ' jiSfi The fleet and Fplei did steamer SAM. OI?tK, ALLEN DUNCAN, Master; . Wm. Ditni, Clerk, 1paves Evansville for Eatport and all Tennessee Kiver way htiidinsas a regular weekly paket, evrry Satur.liiy at 4 p m., takim: Height arid juisaejivters at lowest I acK. t rates, and gi v lug especial atleiillon ti ! he llllin of iler. - For li'td'jhl r piisi.uii applv on board. hcKi If DUKE NH'llKLSON, Aaent. Regular Evansville. Green River, and Hartford Packet. The bcantlTnrnew Steimr f X AXfcT FORD, Joe McIIeyuolds, Master, ' Now nearly eornplefod. will ply ns a regular pn-ki-l bi-tweeit Evansville and all poium on l pen River, and ou Hough Ciei k to I la i tlnrd. " i Wid l.:iv Evansvillo every MONDAY and THURSDAY at a p.m. I la2S dif Oom5 to Wttiy. , Henderson & Evansville Daily Packet NTThe new, fast, and elegant Passenger learner side-wheel MoswcWam.k, Master; .. , . lidiiKiiT liKxsn it ar, Clerk, leaves Hendersou every morning at 7yi o'clock, promptly. Leaves Evansville every afternoon at 4 oVlock, promptly. Fare Through and way passengers (SOc. Fit tiibt received at all lime -by HUMPHREY, PATRICK A CO.. Agents. Regular Mor day Packet for Paducah, ICastport and Florence , mi. The elesaut Passenger Steamer BAFIDAS1 Ho. S, IiKB UoWKU, Master; ; . Leaves for the alK.ive and all Intermediate points every MOS DAY at i o'clock p.m. For ireJabt or passage Al:Vl7'laJ'fl'rd' or U HUMPHRKY. PATRICK 4 CO., oc'2S dtf Agent. ForPaducan and Cairo. lugular hir Wednesday and Saturday Packet. Tiie magnificent side-wheel steamer actual A. M. Dusouchet, Master; will, P. Fowl, kb, 1 r n.-w- . , ti0. NlCUKUsoM, ler" Leaves Evansville every WEDNESDAY ami SATURI A' ft t p.m. IrfKtves Cairo every THURSDAY and SUN DAY nt 5 p.m., making close connections at Cairo with ttrst-class packet for St. Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans. Connect at !-vannvllle with the E. AC. li. li., and tho Tarascon for Louisville. rorlreiKlil or paspagH aniiy ou boaru.or to k. ivi. iiuflii-MiiKit a ta, or DUKE NICHEIJiON, k10 tf Atrent. CARRIAGES. J. li. GBKtuN. K. L. OMSK. T- XI. GREEN Ac OO., CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, TranxferOruameiitH at Cincinnati prices. Main Street, let. Fifth undbixtfi. Jaulft-dAwCui EVAMSVIL.L.X, IXU,

it i v g : ii e v s . Fur Other Riner Item Sre f ourth i tige. STEAMBOAT PRINTING. Ko printing establishment In the Ww-t has better facilities or greater ability for doing fine Steamboat Prlntine. Our assort, tnent of Job Type, though very lanje and eomplete, Is constantly being added to, and our Job department Is nnder the personal supervision of one f the best Job prliitem In tho United State. We are prepared to print Posters, Plain or fancy, I'.ill Heads, tills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tickcut. Bills of Fare, Mate' Tickets for Iiabor, 4c, Ae. Orders lett with either of the whatf-boats will be promptly attended to. Wrsth.r nnd Water. The snow continued nearly all nlubt of Monday, and was about four Inches deep In ptoteoted places yenterday mornlii). The mercury at 8 a.m. ranged at 22A above tero. The elouds dispersed at 10 o'clock, aud the 'Halt shone brightly and melted tbe snow where protected from the wind, which blew a stiff breeze from the south west, and was cold aud chilly. The snow will soon disappear, aud tbe weather be pleasant again. The river, during tbe twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock yesUrdu y afternoon, had rlseu 7 Inches, it In rising very slowly here, and falling aliove. Arrlva1 and Urparlur... Tbe arrival aud departures up to three o'clock yesterday include tha Mary Erwlo, Little Rock to Cincinnati ; Ada Lyon, Green River, to return; Sallle V. and Mollis Norton, Henderson, to return ; Armada,

from Cairo; Fanny Brandels, from Nashville ; Lady Orace, to Cincinnati; Champion, St. Louis to Cincinnati; A.U.Thompson, Claotnnatt to Arkansas River. , Boats Hue. Among the first boats due here are tho Quickstep, from Cairo; Lewellin, from Eastport; Robert Moore, for Nashville; Mollis H suable ton. Darling, and Norman, from Memphis; gain. J. Hale, for Memphis; Louisiana, Ltonidas, and Indiana, for New Orleans; Mary Houston, Robert Burns, and Richmond, from New Orleans; Emma Fioyd, from Nashville; Lawrence and Molnotte, from from St. Louis; Mornlag Star, from Louisville. ; M I m. ellan eons. . Business was right good on the leveo yesterday notwithstanding the unpropltlous weather The Lady Grace received a magnificent trip, including nearly three buudred bale, cotton, corn, pea-nut.. Ac, Ac.... -The Armada bad a matnlflcent trip, Including over one hundred hotheads tobacco, sndacaoin full of people. The Champlou was very well loaded, and discharged some freight here ..Tlie Fanny Brandels and Romeo had big trips in. Their respective manifests will be found below. Billy Knight Is the mate of tbe Romeo, and none better ever commanded a forecastle .-.Captain Ben. H. Egan, of Nashville, was a patutenger by the Romeo.Ed. Brown. is steward ou the Fanny Brandoli, and is famous for furnishing excellent grub........The Mollis Norton bad forty-two passengers from the E-, II. A N. U.R. yesterday ...Tbe ti. A Thompson passed downjou Monday without being seen here Tbe Wauanlta passed down yesterday morning without landing, being loaded to tbe guaids, aud covered all over with furniture. ....... ....We regret to learn that Jim Montague's game rooster was :so ungallant as to make a murderous assault ou his peahen, on their way around to his farm, aud picked one of her eyes out. He should be tried be to re Recorder Wll lard for bliiatny The Cumberland, being fully repaired, was receiving liberally for Cairo and way points. Capt, lieu. Howard, bar gallant command er, returned from St. Louis yesturduy morning. .....Capt. Bony Hay ward, of Ibo Linton, liln the city-. ......The Ada Lyon had a good trip from Green River ...Our Nashville correspondent syuds us the following Items t "The Unprotected Female is tbe title of a sensational river story now being published in a New York leg-picture paper. Tho initial chapter Is Illustrated by a wood-cut, representing Lord Palmerstou rescuing the heroine from the dangem of a state-room ou a disreputable hlnd-wbeelerTbe Union and AmrrU'an takes up the cudgel In defence of the John Lumsden. Somebody has been slandering that craft, calling her a slow coach, aud giving Iter the name of Lumlt .A-Utim Will, the wharf master, has gout and com milled matrimony." Iloal Lea v I us; 'fo-Dnjr, For CAmo. Tho grand Armada 1- t ie regular aud iopnlar packet for Cairo t - day al 4 p.m. Captain dm. Du-toichH Billy Fowler aud Geo. Nichclsoii are her unsurpassed ofllcers. The Cresceut City Silver Baud aud a large parly of jouug people from P-vlueab will be aboard to day, rendering tbe trip unusually delightful. FoaLouiviLi.k.-The magnificent Morning Star goes to LooUville and all way ports at 8:.P. u. Captain A. T, Ulliuoie commands, aid It. W. HuUliU.u aud Henry Mitchell are her etever clerk'. Fok H BMUKiutoi. Capt. Charley Perkins turns the Mollie Norton loose al 4 o'clock, for Henderson, and she is a stunner. A. O. lmrland aud Master C. H. Boyle do the honors of the eUce. The Mollis and her onlcers are Immensely popular. Tbe gay and festive Saliie V. departs for Henderson al 4 P. M. Captains Martin and WaHen, and clerks Brashear and Hick are good men and obliging officers. Fob Nakhvilxb. The fleet sn.I popular Fanny Brandels light, out for Nashville promptly at 4 p. m. to-day. Henry Miller commands, aud Kilt and Edgoue Rudd have charge of tbe ofllce. All on board are pleasant and obliging. Foa NW Ukliaim,-The msgnlflaeut steamer Indiana Is anuouueud for New Orleans to-day at 4 p.m. There U no l leasanter boat In the trade. Captain Ituub. I'.. Neal U a veteran commander aud an sir.ible gentlemen. Charley and Elliott Mil ler, ber clerks, have a kind word ami a genial smile for everyone. Fji Memphis, Vicksbcbo ai Nkw OlXKAHfl. Tbe spacious aud fiuely ap pointed Louisiana Is alio announced lor New Orleans te-day, and It a pleaiant an finely appointed passenger steamer. That excellent gentleman, Captain Billy Phillips commands, and Mr. Eagou, as true and as highly accomplished a gentleman as floats, is ber distinguished clerk. M atilfMte. MANIFEST of steamer Funny Brandels, IN null vine, to u.vansviiie, r en. zt. I'.v-ns-ville K. K liunkersou dt t:u.6 hhiis. to bacoo; Humphrey, Patrick A Co., 1 hhd. tooaoco: W. (J Brown Alio., Hbiin dri app e, 24 bales colton ; ltKin Iiii-ke ey A I lot Caison, 1 box furs; llelts A llauey, scrap iron. Louisville Brldi;ford & Co., Z bundles sbeet Iron ; J. L. Pne:p A Co.. 4 hods, to bacco; Baker, Brown A Co., 8 boxes eg'r-t. Ctnclunail T. A. Phillips AC ., an hales cotton: Itobt. Moore A Co., 24 bales colton Ma my sot Steamer Romeo, Trip No. 4 Nashville to Evansville. For Evansville R K Duukerson A Co, tW hhds tobacco; F M Humphrey fc Co, it do; Win Hughes, 1 keg lard; Fish A Barter, 1 paper pkg ; Mmlin.utruners to. i ddi oi eg;;; kk"o TlmWuu At 1 ' ru 1 rt U nil ,ru m,Iiui I ' I . ' bblsbeans; Wm Shaw, 3 boxes ex" ; Weldou, Bro. A Co, 3 bbls Hour; Mieamer Romeo. 1 box eggs; R K Dankerson A Co, l:i!l bales colton. For Louisville: Rav A Co, 5 hhds tobacco; Sol Harris, 1 box furs; Pitkin, Wlard A Co, 44 bbls potatoes. For Cincinnati: Duncan, Ford & Co, 3 bbls eggs. Manifest Armada, from Cairo to Evansville, Fob. Z. It K Dun bet son A Co, R hhds tobrvt-oo; E G Vao Riper, II hhils tobacco; Reltz & Haney. 'I pkgs: l'reslon A Menifee, itldry bides, ibs Katliers, 2 IiokJ, l bx meat; Kernty s iisrper, -t i e ton; Humphrey P-trlck A Co, 'M bos lro . 1 bbl clay, Zl bird cages; niith A Bro. 1 bx raslas; A Wumoerm, sks feathers; Carpenter, White -ker, -i cases mdse; lilomer : 3 pkgs bedsteads; Kspuler A H., VJ,xr'V Stock well A Co , a boxes L0 1 , l A Noel, 1 pkg money; t. J1"-' &e4 Vcr!SX 17 package, household BfFor' reshlpment to Louisville 9 bales furs and bides, tt hogheads tobacco, 10 barreFor'rv8hlpmont to Cincinnati 3 barrels buckwheai. City Feed Store. 50 TOWN PRIM K II AY X HO TttSH country brau; lu ton Hblpalutr; euoiue Hour in sacss; iresn I Killed nicul, cxiru, oats, Ac, at lowes-. cash prices. Goods delivered tree lu the city, j f. W. MURRAY, i Third Street, between Main aud Locuut. lebtf liu

cor. L:,irs::xou o.uu). D. A. Cr.A hk r.,Mt i.,).,m, 'J rim. J. B. Dkuuv, late of Cm tu. ( II & Drury. LAIIS llltUUV, (Siiocssors to Cartmell A Drury.) lrliio ninl Ca'-iii-fI commission iji:rciiaht3 No. sio rijo.vr nfHi i: r. Bet. WashliiRton and Adams, MEMl'lllS, TENN. By pornnHlon we ef r to llrandi la A Crawloid, lMii-sii'e, Ky.; Barton A i'ooi, Cincinnati, Ohio; L. Ilul'tu r, lr.. .. EvatiKvllle, Ind,; llsybu-t A Wblnakwr, Evansville, 1 lid. ; t ol.- I. rot hers. Hi. I jiui, Mo.; Charles 'i . Elude, ( ulro, 111.; F. w. Stiiilb, I'lCMidetit l'i .pie's ISHrtS. M..n..l.l Teuu.; W. 11. Cherry, l'n d-tit Klei nmoa National Bank, Memphl, 'J f iiii. ; t 'is rue. Fly A Co., Memph'H, Ten i.; Newton rord

A Co., Memphis, Tenn.; S M itllnu, y er Co., M inplils, i eun. i lif S. X. 1-1 I II., (Successor to II III 4 Hurlb-rt.) COMMISSION MER CIIA NT, Dealer lu HAY an I GRAIN; Also, Flour, Bacon, Ear I, Dried Fruits, Butter, Lgi!, l'otati es, Apples, union", A ., SO nod 41 HiTKi BTIiKIlT, Southeast Corner Mater nd Walnut, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Wiwiivi-Wlii. McD.Uf A Co, NW Orleans; T A J. VV. Gair, Aurora, I ml. ! Wm. McI'oiihI.1, Meiiiphm. Tenn : .1. K. Lylle Co., hi. Lout. Mo ; Josepu iliil kiiIIi, Asl. M. 1. Co., Cine n nail, O.J H. 11. Ua'uner A Co., Nashville, Teau. 1 1 d liu LKW. VANDLUUirr, Forwarding & Cominieslon IVIerolnnit, N WIIARKBOAT PROriULTOR, Aud CIK.VKUAL 6TKA!IItOAT A G K T, MT. VERNON, IND. Prompt attention tlveu to all buslUess entriilevl to li is cat e. lull (I 'm WM. GLENN a SOWS, Jmporlers and Jobbers of (jJ KOCK It I ISM, CINCINNA TI, Havi: a i.aikji: sr u or mi a pie, Vsrlcly, uinl M hum fact u red Uoods, wtiicli llicy oiler at the luwinl rates, and to wiilili liiey liivno inn aiii u. lluu of tho Hade.. Idc.il d.im end HakijiW J. I'lll.LIH, of New H leu us. J. G. Mi t'Ul.l.oi ii, of Irfiiusvltiu, Ky, K Noi'T.ol iSew Ililei iiH. rhclps, Bltlulhch & Uu PROD UCE, PROVISION, AND GENE IAL, Commission Morchanta, . 112 (.IMVIKIi -iTUKLT, nov'ildlf NEW ORLEANS. K. K. miKKtllMIIX. IllO, 1'ttM 111.11 lO.t It. K. IMIXKI'USON & CO., F ItWAKDINO A; COMMISSION IIi:itiIIA.TS, A.",'U General Agent for the Erlv TrniiNor( : llou C'omp'jr FAST FREW JIT LINE, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA Liberal Cash Ad varices iiiiiloon t '..nnl(i oIiltiliU. RKFER TO -Ham ue) 1 nysid, Vice Pres't Evansville Nitliniial I , niu, I . vu iimvI ImllHiia; Moses 'iyli', J 'resilient National Illy Itiinlt, New Yoik; I.,.ii. .. I -wtlK'd, Cd'ililcr NstW inlt lly I'.ank, Sew Yoi k ; Sin ii h A liu ii inn.', Nciv V oi K ; T. IBarrett, Casliler llau ot Kenincky, lioutsvilln; W. !. lllte, Cashier 1'iiiiinmi . clal Bang of Keiitucs, Loulivl He ; i .'. I I,. Mallland A Co., New Yoik; li (l.o. If. Pellttlelon I I nil n iib II, 11 vl.l If V3L (7." ijrov n "&uq.9 Foi-warding and Cominifision MorohuntH, VVIIARFEOAT POL'RIKTORH, Railroad and Fust Frip;!it Llna Aleuts, i;vAMitii.i.i:, i ki. JanSdly VHSII. K. lltlSTON. A I.I.I. Wl I.MOM F. It. !Ii;ST0 & CO., No. 5 N. WATKK STKKIi'f, EVANS VI I if. n,m, INUA AM, IP 4 rw n. r I i 1 1 tx A KliI CominiwMion MlSROTrlATSTTS' AJU WHITE LINE Central Transit Company. All freight for N'no York ami Neit Entiltnd 'towns through without transfer. CINCINNATI ADVA'S. QTJisrir '.axx s. 500 tollllllr I.I.N IX I It II HAW s a i l iving nd III stor, for ssle by FOSTKIi II R0TJIKKS, 41.1 Wowt Scfmntl H(i t CINCINNATI, OHIO. We dnMro to Inform the Irado that wo have been appolu' d agent lor Hie larger.t importer in H' United Hlatis, and are now prepared to i pply tlieiu lu any quantity. f itf L'onlc Bteam Cordaze Mills. .TOIIISf UONTi:, HAMirACi THklt tW , IVlfLiiillsCi Hope, Hemp racking, nd Hiu.ip Twl lbr Scwin;; (SuipiLh, MAIS ST., 000 liatT fcoulll Pf I l'llt, de'.2 d'Jinj CI Mi INN A 1 i I ill lO.