Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 April 1869 — Page 3

.APRIL. 7, 1S69. II I V E II NEWS, fr Other liiver Ibnnt See fourth' Page. Went tier null Water The weather yesterday was cloudy and mild, with an occasional sprinkle of rain, and strong indications of wet weather. The river was about stationary and literally bank-full, being about 9 feet below high-water mark of 1S67. It is falling rapidly above, and will be found falling here to-day. Unless we have heavy and general rains, a rapid decline will ensue. Arrival nd Departure. The arrivals and departures up to 3 P. M. yesterday include the Kate Robinson, St. Louis tc Cincinnati; Silver Moon, Memphis to Cincinnati; Emma Floyd, to Cincinnati; Fanny Brandeis, from Nashville; Mollte Norton, Henderson, to return ; Raven and barges, Cairo to Kanawha; Sallie V., Mt. Vernon, to return; John Kilgour, New Orleans to Louisville. Boats Itie. Anong the first boats due here are the Lev cllin, and Sam. Quickstep, from Cairo; from Eastport; Norman, J. Hale, from Memphis; Clifton, for Memphis; Mary Houston, P. W.Strader, Indiana and Nick. Longworth, for New Orleans; Belle Lee, Louisiana.Westmoreland, Louisville and Richmond, from New Orleans; Robert Moore and Romeo, from Nashville; Lawrence and Melnotte, from St. Louis; Morning Star, from Louisville; Shamrock, for St. Louis; Havana, for Nashville; Hartford, from Green River; Charmer, from Cincinnati. Miscellaneous. Business was rather lively on the levee yesterday. The Kate Robinson and Silver Moon passed up. The former full and the latter with a moderate trip The Emma Floyd did not get away till near 11 o'clock, having taken a large amount of freight here. The Courier eays, how ever, that she left after a brief stay. ! Seventeen hours are not considered a brief stay by steamboatmen generally The Fanny Brandeis came in at lOJ o'clock with a full cargo of tobacco and miscellaneous freight. We are glad to see Captain Miller and Kitt. Rudd building up a fine trade. The Brandeis was crowded with people merchants coming here to buy goods. She returns to Nashville today, and we hope to see her go out full The Mollie Norton had 24 hogsheads of tobacco, some miscellaneous freight and a large number of passengers -...The Cumberland, Romeo and Clara Scott were filling up pretty well The Cairo packets, on Monday, issued posters announcing, that until further notice, they would carry passengers to Mt. Verncn at fifty cents each, and freight at ten cents par hundred. This should induce a heavy travel, and large ship ments. If the boats can stand it the people can The Sallie V. arrived at noon from Jut. Vernon witn a moderate trip. She has been put in complete prder, and looks extremely handsome Capt. Frank 4- Oakes is loading the Alaska for Pittsburg The John Kilgour arrived at 1 p.m. with a moderate trip. She bare ly touched here The Aimada did not go to Newburg on Monday night The river was pretty full of drift yesterday. Boats Lcaviug To-ly. For Cairo. The grand Armada under charge of those excellent ana efficient officers. Captain Gus. Pusou chet, Will. P. Fowler aid Geor Nichelson, wiil leave at 4 P. M. to-day for Cairo and all way ports, giving through bills of ladiug aud passage tickets to all points South and West makinz close connections at Cairo with first-class steamers. For Louisville. The grand Morning Star, Capt. A. T. Gilmore, is tua regular and unsurpassed packet for Louisville and all way landings at G o'clock this evening. Henry Mitchell is her pleasant aud obliging clerk, and all her appointments are first ela-. Fi.r Henderson The fleet and fineH- appointed Mollie Norton is the regular railroad transfer packet, and le-iws for Henderson at four o'clock , promptly, having elegant accommodations for passengers. Capt. Charley Perkins, A. O. Durland and C. 11. ii jyle, are her popular and obliging officers. For Mt. Vernon. The beautiful clipper, Sallie V., splendidly appoiut-e-l and swift as an eagle, leaves for Mt. Yeriion promptly at 5 P. M. Captain Wallen, a gentleman of the old school, commands, aud Lou. Coleman, an at tentive aud obliging gentleman, has charge of the office. For Nashville. The clipper c.t earner Fanny Brandeis is the regu lar uaeket for Nashville and all way ports at 4 o'clock this evening, having pleas-ant accommodations for passengers. Captain Henry Miller and Kitt Rudd, young men of our city, experienced steamboatmen and obliging gemlemeu, are her chief officers, and deserve a liberal patronage. Eugene Rudd is her attentive and accurate f reight clerk. For New Orleans. The great steamer Indiana, deservedly a great favorite with the traveling public, is announced for New Orleans and'all way ports at 4 p.m. to-day. She has magnificent passenger appointments and great capacity for freight. Her

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officers stand among the princes of j their profession. Captain Reub. E. ' Neal commands, and Charley and Elliott Miller have charge of the office. We would be' glad to see her add largely to her freight and passenger list here. Manifest. Manifest Of the steamer Fanny Brandels, from Nashville to Evansviile. April titn, lHua. Evansviile: Martin, Gardner S Co, 37 tahils tobacco; Humphrey, PatricK fc Co, 28 do ; K X Luukersou A Co, 5 do ; W (i Brown ArCo, 1 box mdse ; Kagou, Dickey & Carson, 1 barrel eggs, 1 box mdse, 2 dry bides, 1 coll rope 1 bdl foxs; 1 bag onion

clovp-i- Tenuc-y. Bole A Co, 1 box cheee ; t .d l T.bi vine2r; stock well A Co, 1 coll i f?t- Minor SDil lm. 1 box shoes; Go 1 1 miss" ' bbis serao Iron; Chas Wilhelmi.6

ale.toxes; j r. inn uvi , j -. . , .. ... Oatliu iiiidrv bides, 1 green hide, 1 box eers 1 box tallow, 4 small bpies. Xo'ulsvilte: Glover, White & Co, 4 hhds tobaci:4 : J 3 Phillips St Co, 9 do; Fearless, Oaloert & Co, t" bui coal oil. Cincinnati: J H Uoodheart& Co, 83 bags peanuts and 3U bags dried lrniw tJiiktitnxa from onr xeliauxi, Cincinnati. Tbe Commercial of Monday thus dlscourseth of the Robert E. Lee. Coming from such a source it Is a high compliment: The large an I elegant steamer R. E. Lee, arrived imiu; New Orleans yesteiday at 7 a. m., with SOW officers and men ol the First United States lufantry, destined for Detroit, tone left the barrack above New Orleans on Monday, at 2: 30 p. m., arriving here yesterday at 7 a. m , making her time from Greenville Barracks to Cincinnati, live days and twenty and one half hours. Captain Brown lntorms us she came Irora the carracks to Vicksuurg In twenty-eight hours, aud made the ran from the mouth, ofitedltiver to Vicksburg In daylight. She came t Memphis in two days ana fourteen hours. Hue lelt Louisville on Saturday attfiW P- ., arriving here yesterday at 7 A. m., making her time from port to port l2J9 hours, fene lost considerable time, however, by bad weatei. r-he discharged her troops at the foot of t itih, istret-1, when they took the C, H. aud D. K. B. lor Detroit. The Lee, upu her departure, ran up to the suspension bridge, wheie siierouuded down, papain the fool of r iiin Street under lull headway at 1 :U0 p. m. lie preseuied a graceful appearance gliding down stream at locomotive speed. Messrs. Woodfoik aud Howard, of Louisville, and Capts. sSmoker and Brown were arnoui her gue-U here. The officer oi the First U-. lutaulry complimented tueofficersof the Kob't. K. Lee for attentions on the trip. The Hob't. K. Lee. in point of speed, graceful aud asy mode!, aud magnificent accommodations, will rank witn any meamer afloat. The Gazette says: A steamboat .is being built in Morgan County, Indiana, to run as a trading and trapping vessel on the White aud W abash Kivers. It Will be thirty-nine feet loug, nine feet wide, with a ten-horsa power en eitie. and will draw fitteen luches. R. H. Woolfolk, Esq., of Louisville, waa passenger here and back ou tne B. E. Lee. 11- occupied the bridal chamber. C.ptaiu John Brooks h s turned the office of the Great Republic over to James Kerr, J r., well known as a steamboat clerk be:ore the war. ST. Louis. The Democrat ot MonJay says: The rising of the river goes on very slowiy. We hear of the upper rivers hourly on the advance, but believe that they must soon begin to iecele. There are no complaints of a lack of water above or below this city. The weather, alter a smart snow-laJl yesterday morning, be. cmuo pleasant and bright. Business continues ai lmated. Tbe splendid packet Great Republic leave' this moral ug for New Orleans with a good trip. There is lU.s worthy of note: tliat Capt. W. B. Donaldson and Mr. John BrooKs h.ve le't her, aud she is commanded by Capt. 1. C. Vauhook, wiih Jas. Kerr, Jr., in ih nice. Capt. Vaahook is an experienced bOHtman, although new iu ttiis trad.. Mr. Kerr is at home in it, being clerk of the wetl-reraembered Crystal Palace, City of Memphis, &c. Jstw OKLKANS. - J.ua uimes oi oaiuruay says; The weather yesterday, unlike Its predeceseor, was ot a deciueu wiiuensu cu iracter. l hesuuaen cnange iu iue eiemeua on Thursday evening brought on a norther, with rain, which continued until late In the night, wneu ine rain ceaaeu, auu the atmosphere continued cool through out the entire ot yesterday, verily, curious weather for April. We noticed flies In the Ktovesot maay boats at the landing, just the same as though winter was at nana. Business on the landing yesterday was extremeiy dull lor Friuay, although gen erally SDeaklug Friday is invariamy looaed upon as the dullest of the week. There are several packets at tbe landing-, some of which have been lying there for several days awaiting, l.ke "Micawoer," tor sonuethu g to turn up. 'J here is very little freight otFeriug lor our tributaries while the ariivais bring in scarcely enougn to defray expenses, in fact some do not fare so fortuuate. LP i zn o o P s jf ml p 3 ft i ss x p 0 -s co :s 3 0 S3 DT5 0 P ss ; a. o S5 W M 0 15 --a 0 3 r P c j i rt P 0 P c -5 M w Id f P 2. -i 3 r 3 . Ji "3 as 01 5 H 3 58 Hi o PS OS Q P 3 W i Ji o 0 w S3? o 0 Q 1 03 s. a s X P cs J i IT C5 o 0 0 J "5 3 3 X (J B 2, p S3 O St t3 5 p P S 5. 5 3 0 0 o o CO 3 x P a 3D P 0 X v 0 I FOI2. SALE. FOR S tF. VALUABLE MAIN HTRKKT PUOPKKTY That splendid property known as the Egler property, s tuated on the west corner of Main and Sixth Streets, fronting 75 feet on Main street and l.-4 feet on Sixth istreet. Said property is offered for sale at low figure on easy terms, a pply to J. P. KLLIOTT & SON. Real Estate Agents, Corner Locust and Third Streets. fe!3 dtt TK SALE FARM A splendid farm, containing 40 acres; 30 under cultivation, and 10 In timber. ' ki .i farm is sitnated two and a half isvi'es above tbe city of Evansviile, near t - Green Kiver Road. The Improvements consist of a dwelling-house, containing six rooms, cellar, two cisterns, a barn and other out-buildings aU new and of the inoxt approved style. There is an elegant young orchard on said place of about one hundred trees, of the choii-est varieties. Also, a duy pit, from which three potteries are heir.g constantly supplied. For particulars, apply to MRS. MARIA HUTCHINSON, on the premises; or addles Posi-Ollice Box 22, Evansviile, Ind. lel3 dim FOS SALE AND FOB BENT. CHEAP UCILD1NO LO'fts DWellinZ HOUKJ-M t,l b urmo Ten tuousand ai-ies of Farminu t,,i I hay and sell R!tl i-,tate. ALVAli JOHNSON, Real Lstate Agent, Third Street, Emmville. Indian dec22tf

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UJf.P,l!i"conimo(Jlou8 steamers l iflit. I'lt. A AO A, iSilAHKOCK, MEI.X n:, ARimA, AS l hAlK IIOIII NSO.V. One ol the above boats win leave Evansviile evt-ry Thursday aud .V--day at Pi o'clock A.M., connex-tiiig Kt. Louis with the Miami JAne and Omuha J'ackfl Company bieiimers lor all points on the Missouri River, and with the Northern lAne and Kcotruk Packet Company for all points on the Cpor Mississippi l:iver; also w ill the 1'eoria and Naples Packet Company steamers for Illinois Kiver, and sta 'ious on the Toledo, Wabash A Western Railroad. Through receipts given ou all the alKv lines HUMPHREY, PATRICK A. CO.. mh!7 d'ltn Agents. Regular Evansviile. Greon River, ard Hartford Packet The beautiful new SteamerJ II-AJR.T!?' OJEM, Joe McKEyNOLTs, Master, Will ply as a regular packet between Evansviile and all points on Green River, and on Rough '"reek to Hartford. Will Ipflve Kvao.vllle every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 5 p.m. mhll dtf Regular Evan3vill3 and Nashville Packet The fine Passenger Steamer 3?fc O M 32 o, Josh. V. Throop, Mailer; George Throop, Clerk, Leaves Evansviile for Ciarksvllle and all way poits EVERY TUESDAY at 12 51., positive?. For freight or pas-age apply ou board. feb2 d3m Lexter's iudepemient low-pressure Packet iJ&Z. Quickstep, t li'if-r.iP-iiS-m'T- T. Dkxtkr. Master, Leaves Evansviile for Cairo every MON1A and THUKSOAY, at 4 p.m., positively, connecting at Cairo with St. Louis Memphis, and New Orleans packets. no2idtf DUKE SjCHKLSuN. Agent,. Regular Tuesday and Friday Packet for Padncah and Cairo. The finely appointed steamer At; W'M. A. Lowtu, .wasu'r; Marion Wkiqht, Clerk, Will ply as the regular Tuesday and Friday packet for Cairo and all way la lulins-;. Leaves Evansviile every TUKHIlAY and FRIDAY, at 4 p.m. Leaves Cairo every WEDNESDAY and SATUi'vDAY, at 5 p.m. Xhrou;rh billsof lading given for freight over the Mobile s Ohio llailroad. For freight or passage apply on board, or to W . G. KHOVVN A CO., or DUKE NICHELSON, jylotf Agents. Kesalar WEDNESDAY PACKET For Clarksvilla and Nashville. The elegant Passenger Steamer JPiinny JSrjtaicleis, Henrt Millke, Master ; Kitt Rudd, Clerk, Lenves for the above and all lutermed.'aie ports every Wednesday, at 4 o'clock f.m, counectiuir at Nashville with railroads tor all points South For Ircig'ut or passage apply on board, or to C. K. iiuil, oc-dtl Agent. EvansTil!?, I-Ienclarsoa & Nashville Railroad Transfer Packet. The fleet and splendid sidewiieel tsleamer Tt'ollio Norton, CHAKLEY PERICINs, Master; A. O. iJOKtAND, Clerk, Will ply as a reqrular packet, between Evansviile and Henderson, otfrint; uneiuaied accommodations to travelers ami snippers. Leaves Evansviile daily at '6 p.m. Leaves Henderson daily at 7 a.m., making close connection with the E. A O. It. it. FAKE- Through and way passeugei-s only m cents. Janl7 dtf W. O. I1ROWN A CO., Agents. Regular: Evansvilla and BowlinsGresn Packet The fleet and elegant Packet ADA LYON, W. B. Vanmeter, Master; J. F. WitEASKs, Clerk, Lnaves Kvansvllle for BOWLING-GREEN every TUESDAY, at, 4 p.m. Leaves Evansviile lor WOODBURY every SATUKDAY. at 4 P.M. For freight or passage apply on board. nov24 dtf Regular Evansviile and Tbiaeissa River Packet. For PajZiuab, JoIiHsoavine, imJ Ea&tport. The fleet and spleniid Kteamer SAM. ORE, ALLEN DUNCAN, Master; Gcv vinyakd, Clerk, Leaves Evansviile for East port and all Tennessee. River way landings as a r-t;ular weekly packet, every Sniurday at 4 p m., taking lieii-nt ana passeueers at lowest packet i )i tes, and giving especial attention to the 11 1 1 i ti ot orders. h or freight or passage apply on hoard. sell, tf DUKE -NiCHKJXON. Auent. Regular Monday Packet for Paducah, The elegant Passenger Steamer LK HoWEi.1., Master; Hi. Hughes, Clerk. Leaves for the above nnl all intermediate points every MONDAY at -1 o'clock p.m. For freialit or passage apply ou board, or to HUM PllliEY. PATRICK A CO., oc2Sdtt Aenu Fcr Paduc;i!i and Cairo. Regular Wedn-rsuay and Saturday Packet. The magnificent side-wheel steamer A. M. Dukouchet, Master; Will 1'. F wltr, ) rlprfe!( Geo. NitHEiSon, -ierKS. Leaves Evansviile every WEDNESDAY an.i SATURDAY at 4 p.m. Le.tves Cairo every THURSDAY and SUNDAY ato p.nj., mr-kir!; cios-e connectioos at Cairo wlti lir-t-olas-s pac-XeW lor rtt. Louis, Memohis, ?.nd New Orleans. Connects at LvaiieTiile wiLh the K. A C. R.R., and tlio Taraiico;i lur Lou:Tliie. Forlreitht or pufaire apply on boiird, or to F. !. Hb'MJ'iiRriY K CO., or DUKE NICHELSON, Kel2 tf Aeenfx. Q. J. LANMST. O. W. BAREKrAJfOEK, LANNEUT BAEEXFAXCEE, CARRIAGE AKD WAGON Manufactory, C0l:NS BYClHOItE JL J HT1I SIS., EVANSVILLE, IND. Repai rt n i? ioa; at th orL not i ,-e. AI I wars. wmrraaUjd. Iulj dCiu

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BUILDERS' EMPORIUM, Wafer, Bet. Locust and Walnut Sis., E VANS VI L L K, INDIA NA . Zf yoit a re nrii.nixo, on i.v. TEND TO BUILD, call at their Mammoth Warehouse and look at their IKHENSE STOCK, And you enn get all yonr wants supplied. They propose to furnish everything required In Buiidinir, just as your fancy dictates, frm Commou to the most elaborate ltoors, Hash, Illinds, Mouldings, liiackets. Window and Door Frames, Flooring, Sliinales, Lath, Sash Primed and Glazed, Window Glass of all sizes. Paints, oils, Turpentine and Varnishes, Paint Varnish, and White-wash Brushes, Lime., Cement, and Plaster. Nails and Builders' Hardware, Of every description. Roofing Slate, with a fall stock of large size Glass, single and double strength. Evans' Celebrated Marbl and lat9 Mantels and Enameled Grates. WE HAVE AT THE HUII.nEKS' F.MPOHIUM samples of Slate nul Mai hie Mantels and Enameled Grates, and are prepared to furnish anything required In trial line, and invite all who wish to purchase to call and look at our samples. We think they will be pleased, particularly as to prices, when they take a look. BABCOCK A HTKKLK, Water St., bet. Locust and Walnut, -fe24 Evaiisviile, lud. Just What You Want. WE HAVE IX MOKE THE FOI. lowing, in prime condition, which Is offend to tne trade: 2d barrels Jowls, In brine; 725 Hams, In bnlk; 60 tierces No. 1 kettle rendered Lard; 25 ket;s No. 1 kettle-rendered Lard ; 60 baas Potatoes; . &H) bags Oais; 40 b k Red top Feed ; . 25 barrels choice Family Flour; 25 oarrels extra White Wheat Flour. BABCOCK S STEELE, Water St., bet. Locust and Wslnut, Evansviile, lnd. fe'24 Huilders' Emporium, Sale of Unclaimed Goods. T O WHOM IT MAY 'SCi:U.: Notice is hereby given that all unclaim ed uoods left at the Builders' Emporium, Water Street, between Locust and Wainut, Evansviile, Iudiuna, aud remaining on hand one year, will be sold at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, at the Auction Room of Hiram Nelson, Esq., IocuKt Strt et. opposite the Post-Ollice, on the 4th day ot May, 1Mb!). A list ot the goods can be seen by calling at the Builders' Emporium. BABCOCK A (STEELE. February 3d, 180'J. d-'m. Rope Mouldings. WE WUI niH-ltX'LAKIV call the attention of bunders and merchants to an invoice of Kone Mouldings Just received at the Builders' Emporium a new article, never before ollered in this market, auu Just the thins:, combining beauty, durability, aud economy lu a remarkable deirree. BABCOCK A STEELE. Water Street, bet. Locust and Walnut, felO Evansviile, lnd. COO Barrels Lima. WE II-iVE JIST ItEl'EIVEU A flat-boat load of Lime. It is ot the largest barrels, lest cooperage, aud perlecily splendid. Send youi orders to the Builders' Emporium. BABCOCK A STEELE. Water St., bet. Walnut and Locust, nihhi Evansviile, lnd. Oats and Putatcea. TC HAVE IN fcTOICE THE FOL. vV lowing, in prime condition, which Is ollered to ihe trade: 10J buish. choice Peach blow Potatoes, at 75c ;er bushel ; 60 bushels choice Northern Bluo Potatoes, at 70c per bushel ; HOD baas choice Black Seed Oats; 60 bushels choiCH White Seeds Oats. UABCOtK S: STEkLK, Water Street, between Locust and Walnut, Evansviile, Indiana. mh22 (Successors to Steele A Trible,) MAN OFACTCKEIi OF AND DKALKK8 It Sa.vh, Doors. Kilnds, Frames, BIOULDIXGS.&c. All orders for work in t he Building lint are promptly attended to. We keep constantly on bund aU kind of LUMBER, I'IMi and POPLAR FLOOl JNG. WEATHERBOA RUING. Ac. Scroll Sawing of every description ut.u Dressing of Lumber tione to order. Factory at the old stand of Steele s Trible. bccornl fit., bet. Chestnut anil ffcerry, i-VANSVllJ-K, iD. apll dtf OAED. In retiring from the atKivn n.irtnershi i 1 desire to return my thanks to my Iritnawho have lavored me wun iusiue-.s, ami would ask their coulinuain:e witii t ub new firm. JAMES STEELE. Evansviile, Jan. 2'J. JAMES SWANS0N & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in i'llsrE LUMEEE Sningics, Latn, Doors, and Saiiii. Also, a lArire assortment of AileEheny Chicago, and Toledo Lumber and Flooring, pressed and Undressed, ou hand aud lui sale. Extra Sawed and Shaved Eint Shingles, eighteen inches long. , Ve resnectfullv solicit the citizens of Evansviile to Ktve r.s a call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Yard or Watkk Street, (Opposite Lamasco Wharf), Evansviile, All orders promptly attended to. jL"iLii5 T.UJI IXEU ! 1 HE M:.S'HIIiElC ?ill.'VI!I.N JL the Lumber Business at his old sUiL'd ut, the corner of Main ami Seventh Streeis, and woQld reseet fully inform the public that his stock Is large nd second to noi) In the assortments, embracing Pine ol v thicknesses and quality, lrom the nicr Third Common sasjiuaw Board up I Three-Inch First Clear Plank. Also, ; DOORrf ol various thic!tne! I and styles, and Ji,iOO LiOHTS. Window Sash, Pineand PoplnrShinRl. 8 and 4 -feet lath. Mouldings, Casui,-' Ciuarler-Rouud, Ac, Ac. Orders from the country, river or lal filled promptly. e21d;lm JOHN F. GLOVER. WILLIAM IIlTlVlNldL, MASurAfrrcBEit or Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, & c. and Dealer la Pine and Poplar Lumber, Sbinles HIDING, 1XOOR1SCI, &C ' OfSceand Factory, Ortter fifth and tl'alfitti Streets, Evansviile, Ind. Orders from abroad promptly attended to. malK dtf IH. Barton's Toliar.fO Antidotti vAT?nXTKl TO KF.MOTi: AI.I, DR uti' ff' rr'J'Li'.if! ttift tin-nd'm. 1. Il'.ir YtIK TtiRAt i vt.ic mid ir,p.i:,', r-iiiblrt tkr- M,nnacll to llieu-urutt heHit'i. 11wJcer9 tini cJtaicKrs Jr nxiy yum rvrft. 1'rice t'i!t;-eui8 p'-r Ijox. An iijt.Teetir.: y,--ii-,- tj llifl tii-.cei, cic.Ve.vt ki: '.k. AtfenU wai t'. A,l,i:i.i hs. T. 11. Abbott, Jvcy t'iiy, . J. PorrwA-iTK-'.'s V:5TTf5r. f re'red a IfT nf Bur fern's Ai.tij'bO fr- . J M. I'i ivt, ai!tl ni.o 11 nn tfftrt'tcil cure. S. oyiuiL, Conn Y. ton, Il;tn iwn I v.. o. FROT!!lt C. 8. Tl:Vtf.OBT, Fri'l'try'l Of-n-. VUiW Rfnd a supply of th AVtiuoTy Tie on be d'me it, ux,rk MHf.LT. O. T. V.lfiAK. Prom New IIakpshiuX patb; Pnif. il-ntl.-inpn p.y f'jf the jiris.mer of ll: m ivemujon. Jiiii.fH Miro, yirdt.i.i' . II. Ffate Prison. T.jyatcco h t wiovi it! jftel fill riit f'' . VV. ilAS-N.bt Nat. Huk,'ew AltaiiJ, lnd. ACleiigthas'sVstthost. OsiV pr Arnil cured mv brothruvi nir lf. It '' ' N' rkX' kcv. 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wr.i:air schai ikote itos -us i At the highest market rt(H." Water Htrec., lunlldtf EV'ANSVILLK, IUU. BOiTTiCSIEIl, ILmAAldU&U (fiuccssors to Wells, K el! di; Co. IMPOKTKIW ANIiJUIiBKiW OK SIGN 01' THE PADLOOK AXI, AXBvS, AIW, TABLE CUTLER J , TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, 'Vxi ChnSnc, Trit' O'luiisjM, PlamlerN J If , llunl4;rM' 18 c t, SStTSianlcs' Tools, j.cchanlCK' Toj;!,", il;Th;tnL :,' 'i iiuiJiiiEiES' HAumyiitn, Ul'ILUkttS' IiAHUVA!:J,, BI'iLUCilb' IIAUUU A!i!l, :TT.V ATif WitUH, "AK If. f cl .V AKJ IVtMHM'AKO-, tTI ."f AMI VViHH, t'At:i)' Jtl'HT HUr.P.Kil P.KLTINU, Hb.XT KUlim-Jl JihLl ISH, BEdT HVBHEU UKL.T1NU, Mill and Croas-Cut Sivw i., Ki.U asi Cross-tut SuW3, Kill and 'Oror;a-C:it Saw?. CASH buycra will find it to their ndvu tage to exaiulue our titoclt hefore purchasIns locwhere. It t!:e Old Stand, 13 Yv ll', BfflTJItKlI, UKlA'jil'i) i",t. Ivl iz "' n, r "P T"? : Fresh FAMILY GROCEIUES A.I) WHUIiE TO t!ET Tit EL'. THE OLD-4CHT ALL! fill KI) HOUSE OF VICKERY BROTHERS, Ko. 73 3IuIuJSircct, "IjTTlIrKE !'.;? J A . I I MTi Vr find li.u,fc.(.SAhlJis and LliXUlvIKrs ol lite in Mien abunua lire uud at ucii low figures a.- camiut lull lu buusiy ail who want lo tuy. It 18 (jiute Kiatilyiti lo in tf) know that I he pnutlc are n-auzini; the uiivmjL:i;j-.i of huyiuij lor CASii, ami that Ihey apprecluie our ellona lo sell tlj.tm No. 1 FAMILY UHUCKII LS At the lowent living rates. Vt e are con v. need ol tills from the largely in. reu-ied trade, a.s well hh lrom tin- lively competition we have Mined up. V'e ha i;0 lears ( lionorsi bie com pel j Lion. 'J'liere is It ittle euonlj in i-.van-viiio ir k-v . ihI lioud Uuiint),, a.na wo are oiijij to nave our hre. Our prices are always as low us th.- teri loit'fikt ol other lutuses, unit very often a good dial lower. apZ VJCXEHV 11 1'.OW., 73 Jialu , St. Mas'i.i; Kiitr ash mai'i.i: hUu.vIt, iu iualilii,ie.t to nail jui-ciiuftt-rt;, ai, ajiJ VICKK1VY liKO.-., 7:i Main .-a. Bi:vr win 1 1 wiss.it im.-iily KLOUit at HI per bug, at I lie Can AAtyU-ti Ol' apa VICKKKY :li'J.-i..t Main St. n i'KAISKl 'IOA'i:Y-Iiy the pound, 3 can, or Jar, HI, up! 1CKEKY lil'.OS,, 7.J Main HI.. -tniUJS A.VI lll'i lKtt- Jr'rehh, good, Jj - una cne:i), ii uiZ V ICivKi'.Y IJUOS., 7J ;.;uin (St. vjrriiy aici: iiitci:ui i:s hltt'gf tailed no low all ovtr Uju coy'' jmeauim VlC JvlJti Y iilLOS. put, I lie pileeK do wu. aud olher.- lonow afiei , home two or lour weeks 1 tiler. iMoi'.Ai, ii you -would derive tiio flr-t heucfits ot a reuuetiou, j,atroiii.e tuu ap2 No. Ii -Main Ktrtel. 51 A T ' 11 K VV DALaiSLL, V holet.ale Leaier in Groceries, Kails, VLito Leal, LLm, Uaaitiiit, .':., So. IS Vi tler bircet, le!U(ly Kva KKTii.',. r- : WaAr iflSIMANS. jr.AV Jl !il IJAi .? , Wholoaale Dealera i.i GEOCEE I 13 Foreign add Dur.icf.lic Liqur.n, NAILS, COTTON YAKS"), ULAI-.S WAI'. Jt Ac, Ac, Nos. 0 an 1 tij tercet, Eetween Meconu and 1 Mrd, FISH DEPOT. ov20rttf CHARLES VIELE CO.. 1 IJ Cl 2, E M A . i: O- .12. O O Xi -ii. t .- t HODT1IWE3T VOXfVJiN First aal Sycajsore trc-U ETAtHVlXIJi, Ih l.

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