Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 May 1869 — Page 4

SO-CEMT COI.1J2.XSf Advertisement, In this column, of three lines, each insertion, Thirty Cents.

FOR SAIE. CIIICI.EXS, e.-20 dozen chickens; iOd dozen fru-h eggs; nice table butter, ouly 30 cents a pound ; and a full and complete assortment of staple and fa"';yBr eerles. at very low figures H' COOK'S, No. 183 Main Street. mal8d.lt mTEGF.MAWS ELIXIR OK OALIH sAYA BARK, wltn Pyrophosphate HOTEEA nice hotel and hotel fixtures. In a good local ion. For fuil particulars address "x 136, Princeton, fnd. rma3dlna FOR RENT. V 'AREHorsK- A brick warehouse, Vy in a business part of the city A iv INNING, at "he lv Immediately 10 an. ri Merchants' Natlcnal Bank. Otn POST OFFICE-Or the whole premise" tor sale on easy terms. An pty to J. P. ELLIOTT. ap-2lti S IX EI-EATVT AND WELL VEXTILATED Rooms and a large nnd commodiou Hall for rent, over J. J. Marlett A Son's Dry Goods Store, corner i tlth and Main. at-rtO-lm. f nTfKE-At SuOO year, a four-story St reet. brie store, ou First Street apr-i dtl KELLER A WHITE. WAIITED. Itnt-RS FOR JOB WORK, Blank B 'oka. Ac , at Joornal Qnce. fe2o 33 O Alt DING. BOARDERS A few boarders can be aceomraodatd at Mr. COLLE't'-S on tt.esoutn side of First Btreet, three t..nis above Wa'nuU mal7 dlw flwAliDI'KH can have good boarding J and lodging at Mtt - uil.rt--, on r j. k..,. --. v s mnra unn Vint Xnrea tis rooms cow uuweupmu. -l4wk STRAYED. Cow A large red cow; white lace; silt In ear; tip of tall cut ofT.. A leward wlil be Riven or Information left at SANbOM A WILSON'S Coal Office, No. 5 Soul U (Second Btreet, that will lead to her recovery. maylJSdat LOST. nil A IX On Sunday, at Trinity Otiureb .- Third ,Lr--t. tOVtt. H Child S Gold Neck Chaio, win cla-p Inscribed with the initials " E. P. D." Attached are a -old dollar, a miniature pen-knife, and ina.li chain set with earnet. The find r ill ho liberally rewamea oy returning il ' A, I. UUsOUCHET, to Or to this office. may i-j at, (Corrected May 17lh, 1S69 ) iTaasTlllf CrawTordsville P.R. tOING KOBTH. Leave Mall. Expr. Freight. Evansvllla ...10:lo A. M... 5:1a 1 M... 7:2 a m Arrite Vlncennes.- l:'3r M 7:4tP H...l-:10 p t Terie Haute. i:r M...il):5 p it... 8:3J p m Terre Haute & Indiaaapolls. GOING EAST Leave Day Ex. N!bt Fx. Mail. Terre Haute. :ioPM. 15am SkOam I odi au apolla. 7:05 P M ... 4:20 M...10-05 M Crestline. . 4:U0 A M.ll wO a M... t:laP at Cievelaud .. 7:30 A M. 8:50 p M 8: o p M Buffalo :10p M-10:i5P m... 4:2oa m t.t-hnr II :S0 A M... t:")0 P M -.!: A M Philadelphia.:) AM.. B:i A M... 4:10 P m KuwYorU 6:00 AM...ll:ii A M. 6.MOP 2t Ohio & Mississippi uoisa KAsr. Leave Lightning Ex. Acc. Night Ex Vlncennes . 1:33 p M... 1:43 P - wj p m: ClncTnnatl..- :0O p M11:15 p M... 6:00 A m Louisville .... 8:U0 P M... i:iu A M... :(0 A M ooiaa west. Leave Vlncennes . Arrive Ht. Louis Cairo Mall. Night Ex. Pay i-x. 4 :23 1 m... 2 .-05 A M .. 6:15 A t ..11 :V3 p m... 9:10 AM.. 3:50 A M... P t 4:50 P M BETCRKISO, Terre nante Indianapolis. Idp?rfsJti5A:. 7Aac. 1:45PM. 8:10PM lrrtfe .... T. H 6:30A:3:25AM. 4:5jPH.lljr B-TUBSINO, ETansTlilo & CrawrordivUIe. Leave Exp. MH. Freight T. Haute 6:40 a m. 5:00 p m... 5:4 a m Vlncennes. : AM. 8:05 P M...Ut40 A M !rrit?e . - Evanivide 11:"j6 a m...10:M p x... 6:10 p m E. H. & N. R. R., Nortliern Divi- ioa TRAINS OOING SOUTH. Transfer Packet Steamer Mollie Norton leaves Evansvllle dally (Sundays excepted,) at 8:15 p.m. Train leaves Henderson at 4:15 P.M. Arrive at Madisonville ..- 70 p.m. GOING NORTH. ' : Train leaves Madisonville dally (Sundays excepted) at . 4:2.5.a.m Arrive at Henderson .. 7:50 A.M Arrive at Evansvllle by Transfer Packet Mollie Nortou- 9:30 A.m. Making connection both ways with tiatns on the E. Sk C. Railroad. BTEAMBOAT LINES. To Lorjisvi-.-.-. Every Monday and Saturday at 10 o'clock a.m. Every Tneaday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Hatarday at o'clock P. M. To OA i no Dally, except Sunday, at A O'olock P. M. . To Grkkm Rivbb. Every Tuesday and Saturday at 4 o'clock p.m. kvery Thursday at 0 o'clock p. m. . To Ea8tport. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 o'clock P. M. To Hidkoh Dally, except Sunday, at ii o'clock p.m. To Nashvi Every Wednesday and Baiarday at 4 P. M. To MaMrHis Every Tuesday at 4 P. M. Bockport Stage (vlaNewburgh and BoonvlUe,) carrying the mail, leaves at 7 A. M., on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrives by 7 p. M., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. New Harmony Mall Btage leaves Mondays and Fridays at 7 A. M. Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays by 4 p. M. Mt. Vernon Mall Stage leaves dally (ex eept Sundays) at 7 A. m. Arrives daily (ox sept Sundays) by 3 p. M. To Niwbdrs.-Hiu:i dally (except Sunlw from the Merchant's Hotel, at 8 o'olcck p. m. - "WF.DNESDAY .MAY 1, 1309 CITY NEWS. VST Frank Le$lie"$ Ladies' Maga zine and Pu nam' Magazine tor June, have been received by Fish & Barter, No. 19 Main Street. tfcgr- The city was visited, yesterdiy, by a larxe number of strangers, many of whom invested largely in goods. On Trial. The firemen of Eagine No. 1 had their new horses out on trial yesterday. They performed very well. jgrA pleasant little hop took place on the steamer Armadi , last night. Several ladies from Paducah were present, and participated in the dance. Godey for Jcnb. Mr. John .11. Scott, newsdealer, corner of Main and Second Streets,, has received Godcy't Iadys Book for June, a charming umber. Common Pleas Court. The whole of yesterday was consumed in hearing evidence in the case of James Secrist against Herman Fendricb, in which the plaintiff claims damages to the amount of $ 15,000, for injuries which the defendant is charged with inflicting on the-person of Secrist. Sale To-Day. There will be another tobacco sale to-day, at 19J o'clock, at the Planters' Warehouse. Parties interested will make a note of this. The tobacco offered consists entirely of Cumberland River Valley and Western Kentucky production. and is probably the finest ever brought into this market.

Tnt.tn-.T.tW nf tobaCCO I ToBAOCO.--L.rgo sales of ?b"c . took place at Martin, Gardner & Co. ,

Planter's Warehouse yesterday- Up- j yesterday aueroooD, at toe -.amu-wards of eveaty-seven hogsbeads j Street Presbyterian Church to arwr nlj at. fimiro- rQin fro So , range for the decoration on the 27th,

to 16. Most of this tobacco was oi the very best quality, and attracted a large number of purchasers from other plaees. The bidding was iapid and spirited. Quite a number of Paducab. tobacco dQajers .were' present, but we observed that home bids Invariably "knocked the' persimmons," and the prices obtained were certainly gratifying to the shippers Mr.'l)aniel Head, of Princeton,1 Indiana, who is oiie of' oar liveliest tobacco buyers,' wasamon. the large purchasers at this sale, and made some good in vestments. The J-vanville tobacco market 'is a leading . feature, in our commercial interests. -: , Reoroanization or the Trinitt M. E. Chcrch Sunday School. A regular annual rueeticg of the officers and teachers of the Trinity M.'E Church Sunday School Was held Mon A v.ntril Plav 17. at the pariors'of VA v t v m. - 0 r , ' the Church, a", full 'attendance of the teachers being present. , , .,. The meeting opened with prayer by the Pastor, Rev.' H. Audrug. 1 ' Oa mbti.a", iRev. 'R.'. Andrus was called to tbe. chair, and Ilenry, S. Bnnett appointed Secretary.1 George N. Wells and Levi Iglehart were ap Dointed , TUars. Rev. -K. ! Andrus then- stated: tfee -objact of the 'meet ing Jto' be ' fhe , organization of the schooI4fi)r. th,o eo'suing year. ,An election of officers waa next in ordor. The riieetinir then broceeded to' ballot fer 3uperIrit:edent,:wh'ich.TCSttlt4 inlfije' eUetion of John r . u lover pa-.the ata ballot ' Mi; Carrie '-McKoitt -Avas fleeted Assistant Superioteudenfi tlenry S.,Bencett wa3 elected Secretary and Treasurer on tho first ballot, he having received 25 votes out of 2G. Jacob Miller wis then elec ted Librarian and Geo. I-aBt,UherT-bcth being elected unanimously. ' 1-A ::rThe ' election ' of delegates5 to the Conference Sunday School Conven-4 veDtioo, to hi held at Washington;' Indiana, on the 25th instant, was next in order. ,John F. Glover, Wm. T. Igleheart and Mrs. Dr. DeBruler were elected said delegates, and Mis3 Carrie McKril and lMrs. ITarned were elected alternates, j . . ... The following resolution was then unanimously adopted : ' "" j . Resolved, By the Teachers of the Trioiiy M. E. Church Sunday School, That our late Superintendent, Bro. V. B. T. Icleheart, has, , by his able superintendency of tho interests of :he ScLool, and by his puoctual attendance, at once won the coofilcnca and affection of this body, and that, while we regret his resignation, we trust he may be as happy in ' his retiracy as he ha3 been faithful and indefatigable in the discharge of his official duties. ' 1 After a few appropriate remarks by Rev. R. Andrus, the meeting adjourned. 'II. S. Bennett, See'y. A Bbave Man. Gone to Rest. With sensations of genuine sadness and rearet we announce' the death of Captain John Frick, which melancholy event transpired at one o'clock yesterday afternoon. The deceased was a nephew of our worthy and well known fellow-citizens Peter and J. KFrick. He was Captain of Company K", Eleventh Indiana Volunteer Infantry, and served with great gallantry during the late rebellion, winning the esteem of his superior officers, and the confidence . and affection ot his command. Daring the service he caught cold, which resulted in an enlargement of his kuee jinti with which he sunered tor-a l.ong time, aod at length resorted to amputation, which was performed in " this city 6omo months since with, apparently, complete success, and high hopes were entertained 6f his speedy and complete restoration to health. But protracted suffering had undermined his constitution, and consumption en sued, and to-day he lies straightened for the grave- He was a true patriot. a brave soldier, a warm-hearted and faithful friend, and a good citizen. To" day his friends and late com pauioLS in arms will gather- around his grave and will mingle their tears with the clods that shall cover him. Peace to his shes, . .. . "After lLfe's fitfal fisver he nloeps well.' What is Needed. The! eity at present is engaged in improving sev eral of the principal streets, and other publie jtnprovements are constantly being made. Would it not be well to offer the city's " debtors ' an opportunity to liquidate small sums as they go along? Wo frequently find the lock-up crowded witfcj moneyless of fenders and homeless vagabonds, who serve out a remorseless existence in dleness. It has been" suggested that the city provide these fellows with stone breakers, and "permit" them to beat out their time on the streets or in avxrrk house. Labor kills time' (and men sometimes), and it would bo but fair to allow these unfortunate fallows to shorten their days of pen ahce, if it should prore a profit to the city. We need a work-house. Introduces Herself. Two wo men came to the city yesterday, by the steamer Rose Ilite, and proceeded up the levee in quest of a Hotel There was something, peculiar about the elder of the two, and something seemed to affect her understand ing."t It was not heeled boots, tight curls,- nor urecian bend, notwith branding she was both tight. and on a bender. We saw her but & moment it was in a tiltioe skirt. She was a woman apparantly forty years of age and her companion called her Mrs Smith. How are you, Smith? Inquest. The Coroner's jury held an inquest on the body of the boy drowned yesterday evening, and rendered a verdict in accordance with' the facta mentioned in the account published elsewhere on this page.

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DECORATION Or OOLUitRS UiBAV E-.-h ti o . tiw.ladics, pa ; At i . . a committee ladies were appointed to secure a supply ot flowers lor tne occasion. place will hereafter be designated where the . flowers are- to be taken. All persons, who go in the procession, or - who visit the Cemetery on that oecasioo, -are requested to take boquets or loose flowers with them, if possible. Every body present will be expected to participate in'ddcorarieg the graves, and the flowers collected, which are only to supply those who cannot otherwise procure them, will be taken out in wagons. It is hoped that the ladies of the Committee-on FloweTS will immediately prcee,i to canvass their neighborhoods, , and make ar? rangements t Jiave ready , an abundant supply of flawers. The following named lsdies constitute the committee : ' "Mrs, L.. BittrolfF, Mrs. Dr. Thompsou.v, Mrs .Daniel Werstedt- Mrs. A- CV Tushee, Miss Mora McCIa,in7 MTsVLou Sullivan, Miss Maria Still, Miss Emma Sawyer, -Miss C -E. iPushee, Mrs. ST. E: GiilerC iifsJSqUh W. Foster. Mrs., McNett, .Mrs. DeBrtller,! Miss -Sadie; Hopkins, Mr. H. Read, Mrs. Kumler',..Mrs.' Dutchef, Mrs. B. parsons, Ha Mary Lister, Miss Emma Steele, Miss Louisa Em--I ncn, iirs. oauiuei urr, mis. i'j.tn Bayard, Mrs. EfennecjjvMrs. Kramer, Mrs. SioE'h, , Mrs. Wm- Heilman, Mrs. Btielticher, Mrs. Carpenter," Mrs. Jt CUmenta, liies IzJe Swarison, Mis3 Jennie Saberton. Mrs. John Ilodson, Mrs. Thomas Kerth, Mrs. John Miller, Miss "Lily 'Ilallock, Miss Lily JaquesaJ Mia Kate." Hillock, -Miss 1-Ottie Ltaua, iUiss xuary oinzicn, 3Iis3 Helen Ehrman. Miss , Carrie WeiKerr, Mrs. Eugene Kappler, Mrs. Mrdlow,"Miss Maggie Allis, ..Mrs, James Wiltshire, Mrs. John Ziozich. Mrs. Frod. P. btraub. Mrs. Charles Wolf, Mrs C: RdQck.Misa Mollie Wniliard, Mrs. Peter Vierli tut, Mrs.' le'ary Sbajfef. Mrsr.Wui. IColle, Mrs. Dr, John T. AYalk'er, Mrs. B!ythe Iynes, Mrs. Charles E. Marsh, Mrs. Charles II. Butterfiald, Mrs. Wm. Baker, Mr3. Kicker, Miss Dorr," Mrs. lamed, Miss "Minnie Grfll, Miss Amelia Grill, Mrs. Klau-e, Mrs. A. Gow, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. A. L. Smith, Mrs. Dr. Legler, Miss Laura Casselberry Mrs. Dr. Geo. B. Walker, Mrs. James G.' 'Jones, and" Mrs. Charles Derby. By order of the Executive Committee. ———<>——— BOY DROWNED— At about 5o'cloCk yeSterday evening, several boys were playing about the coal barges lying below the wharf. One of these boys, Richard Brinkman, aged thirteen years, accidentally fell from a coal boat and drowned. Efforts were made by several persons to rescue him, but proved unavailing. The boy first arose between the boats, but sank again at the moment assistance came; he next arose near the boat below the one from which he fell. A plank was thrown to him, but at that instant he sank under the barge and was lost. Young Brinkman was a bright lad and a member of the High School. His parents reside on Leet Street. The heart-rendind news was telegraphed to his father, who was absent at Cannelton. ———<>——— PERSONAL.—S. T. Palmer, editor and proprietor of the Pittsburg Tribune, wa in'the city yesterday. Not having visited; the city before for several years, he was greatly surprised to see its woudrous growth, and the evidences of prosperity so manifest oa every hand. ' " ' : Among the strangers attending the tobacco sales yesterday, was S. M. Parker, chief of tho firm of S. M. Parker & Co., tobacco factors of New York. II expressed biuiielf highly pleased with the spirit manifested by our business liien. . W. C. Lynu, Geo P. Davis, and C. Halliday are registered at the Sher wood House. It is hinted that the first named comes to capture and carry away iia triumph one of Evansville's fairest, daughters. Sunday School Picnic. The first Sunday School picnic of the season, we believo, was enjoyed by the Sanday Scbdal of tho Christiau Church. The use of the steamer Armada wa3 tendered for the occasion, and a large crowd availed themselves of the op portunity of enjoying a day in the green wood. Buckets filled .with good things were taken in abundance, and the boat proceeded to Locust Grove, a short distance above Newburg, : whers the party debarked and epent tke'cay joyously and merrily, as their fancy dictated. The boat with her precious freight of happy live humanity,' returned to the city about 5'o'elock, uot the slightest accident having happened to mar the pleasure of the excursion. Letter Carriers. An item in yesterday's Journal i3 ; calculated to lead to misapprehension of the facts. Upon inquiry we learn there is no authorized movement for establishing the letter carrier system in this city. The law fixes the requisite population for its establishment at fifty thousand, and although Evansville is a large and rapidly growing ity, it has not yet quite reached that number. A few years will bring this atd other city advantages. . ." Thanks. J. .-B. Troutman and Geo. W. . Hill, Express Messengers, have our thanks for Indianapolis papers, delivered at noon on day of publication. Messrs. Soward and Mayers also have our thanks for .Cincinnati, St. Loui and Chicago papery of yesterday. " By the way, we-are gratified to see Mr. -Mayers rapidly gaining -in flesh and strength. ! ' ''

T? x,rr hro'd PrttTOK Tt wa4 auite

w.wud- . wu-.. - VtT-ii 3 active day .with, Judge Willard 'i-0V-' rA fire was John Row. who apparently has raised more thai one row, was anxious to define himself, got drunk and was fined $G 30, rV;h " forked " " - v Grace ' Hathaway, ''alias' Grac Adams, , a colored - chil', was fined fi 10 for bein drunk, obscene and disorderly. .Ann Johnson,' on th same charge, was assessed $6 10, which they paid. , .". Aaron Jones, Alex. Stewart, Billiard Cutcheon, - Thomas Rawlsori; Anna Lee, Ana Earlyi' Mary Jace Davis, Lizzie Carter, colored folks; were all fined fib and costs, amounting to $15 75, 4 for being inmates of a L6us of ill -fame. : Frank and Mary Salvador, upon the same charge, were discharged. All sent to the lock-up; no money. The lock-up has now in confinement enough negroes to ran big plantation. ———<>——— A WARNING TO BOYS.—The heartrending calamity we record elsewhere this morning should prove a salutary warning to those boys who frequent the river daily, and so recklessly imperil their lives. We daily see many boys playing in skiffs and canoes, leaping from barge to barge, or from the wharfboat to steamers, when a misstep might cost them their lives. Richard Brinkman was yesterday in his class at school, full of life, and hope, and health. In an hour or two be was taken from the river, and borne to his heart-broken mother, a lump of lifeless clay—dead—drowned. What a mournful spectacle. ———<>——— . Coast of s Africa;---The , police made a haul oo Water Street yester?i day evening among our sable citizens. Thair cases will be attended to in a day or two.: u.; , 2fi A couple iof yoatg toeo had a little unpleasnntaesa in a billiard saloon yesterday, which resrulted in no serious injury to either, but' the city got her dues in cash, ? J ' INDIAX4 LEGISLilUBE. (. Adjournment SlneEle. ' On Monday the two Houses of the Legislature met, and after a squable in the Senate by a few sore-headed Democrat, who hold over, the Senate adjourned without day. , i In the House a communication was received from the Governor announcing the approval and signature of sun dry bills, when, aftep a shortvaledictory, the Speaker declared tne House adjourned tine die. JLOCAlOTICJC-l. 11 1 Stationery. Fine Letter Paper, , . Fine Note Paper, Legal Fools Cap Paper,, Faber's Pencils, . , ; Eagle Pencils, Rehbach's Pencils . American Pencils, : ; Carter's Ink, A I 1 T 1 rnoia s ins, , , Butler's Ink. , ; Eavelopes, ... Ladies' Note Paper, ! t j Rulers, , , . and everything in the Stationery line at the Journal Office, next door to rostomce. Q ' Removed. :The proprietors of the New York Grocery have transferred their stock to the new and elegantly fitted-up store. No, 75, ' Main Street, directly opposite the store which they have just vacated. With greatly increased facilities for the carrying on of their business, the- DroDOse to offer greater inducements to the pun he (in the purchasing ot iamily supplies) than ever before. At the extreme low prices at which they will offer their goods, they confidently rxpect to iccrease their extended trade fifty per cent, during the' om.r ma year. Come and be convinced that we are in earnest in our statements. Parsons, Scoville & Moffett, For Coughs and Throat Disorders, use "Brown Broncial - Tro. ches" having proved their efficiency by a test ot many years ' ' i - , , I have - never changed my mind respecting them from the first excepting to think yet better of that which I beean thinking well of." ; Rev. Henby Ward Belcher. Railroad Celebration at Denderson. ' TKunday May 20, 1SG9. ' The Mollie Norton will leave Ev ansvllle at 7 A. M. 3:15 1 m., and 6:30 p. M. - v ' Returning, will leave Henderson at 8 A. M..and 5p.m. . , i - Persons attending the Hop at Hen derson will go down on the 6:30 l. boat, returning at y A. M. the ; follow ing day. , ROUND TRIP TICKETS. $1. mi8 3t. -"v :,:r: I "' SST" A splendid stock of fashion' able Straw Hat3 at Weber & Co.'s. tf A' eolendid stoek f Dres3 ind Saqae trimmings, just received, at Hughes . . . ', ' ADAMS KIPBESS COMPAST.5 IX o "v Arrangfement. This old and reliable Express Com pany has fitted up a new office, at No 6 South First Street, and is prepared' to do business to all the most promfnent.cities'East and South. . Charles Woodward, mayl5tf; , ; Special AgeaL. 'aF The best standard Jsrands of Flour for sale in the citv: ' ' ' Vahlberg & Dixon's choice : family. ijyntniana Mills, t ' Telegraph Milis, ' " ' , . ; ' "' , Bingham's Moon Light, v. , and a variety of low grades, of eapernne. ; . -f ap20 1 H. D.: Allis h. go. tST" Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee for Bale at - I. &. D. Human's-. VST The' stock of Perfumeries ad fine Toilet Articlea kept by T? U. lindweil ,& wo., corner lnird and Main Streets, cannot be. excelled IU Evansvllle. " ' ' ' i . , maro-tt . . Sehuermann' & ' Burford, at the Opera Drug Store, No 18 South First Street. Chandler' Block,-have received their new Btook of erfames, Pomades, Hair Oils, Brushes, 0b, or? Toilet Soana. ' ' ' Uwcj

RIE'lt-, ,-3. W Se For other River Ilenu iff third Page. The weather continued ciondy up, to midnight, and was realiy'taw and cold, rendering fires quite comfortable-..,-!! i only additional arrivals and departures up to midnight were the Rose Hite, Loulsvll'.e and return, Mollie Nortonaad Sallle V. to Henderson, Cumberland t$ Cairo, Rapid alt No. 2 Eastport, Ada Lyon :e Green Itiver,

homeo to rashvllle, and liQbert Fulton to the ceal mines. The Rose Hlte bad an excellent trip, including some fifty. hoggheaas ot toDacco Tne Komeo and Rapldan bad first-rate trips out, all goods and produce purchased In 4hla city. The Borneo bad engagemenUCipr a thousand sacks of corn below... .-The Cumberland. Rlvsr irade la rapidly increasing," aftd If properly looked alter, wU4 afford plenty of business for two good boats weekly.. The Armada retnrned from ETewburg d Locust Grove at 5 p. m., with the Sunday. fcebooXPicn leers, and bad la -the meanwhile picked up about 18) head -of she-pandiOO bales of hay, the latter for the Fanny Brandeia, which goes out today....... The towbjat Collier came op from below last, night ad Ift&ded above Jhe wfearf...fc.TM 8Ulft.V;ia Withdrawn from the Evansvllle and Mount Vernon trade, and lies up at Henderson. Her officers complain that the people of MU Ver nou went back on them. We cannot part with her officers without bearing tesUoo ny to their uniform courtesy and polite ness. We have not learned whether fare will be increased oa the packets of BOlThe Robert E. Lee and Vlrg nia pasr.ed Memphis yesterday, and the! former malie' e-pacted . hfe-e to-nigh, and the latter early "to-morrow, i..,, There was a gay bop on the Armada last nigbt! in Jehioh ti number of your g people of this city and ot Paducah fraternized. . The Peyton a and barges will be down this merel. g en route to New Orleans. Jdpn MC. aain, wen ana iavoramy anown in this city, Is her Chief Clerk. She wants freight. I . LLETMay f8. Carnella. Pittsbursr to Nashville; Emma Floyd, Nasuville to Cincinnati ; Aiinueoia, Memphis to Cin cinnati. Hi ver swelling ; 8 feet 6 inches in the ctinal, 6 feet 5 Inches ou the 1 5 2fe lacUrf ovtf ,tfr ?roc.falls,' aiKI Weather doudyand cool. Business dull. Pitisbdbg. May IS. Mononeahela -alx feet four inches and tailing. Weather clear and cool. Thermometer 6u. CiNcisjATr, May 18. Port List Arrivals Anna, from fct. Loats f Charmer, from vaiiMvlliei - Aruiautlio. Irona. Paul. lepai ted Armtdl.w, lorPitutUurg. Klvec tailing; i ieec in tne channel, ana 7 lee, under the bride-Weather fair. Theriuinl, t 7 Aj?r4 Cttii at noou, fcS3 ; at evening, ih,.,, wwh xspriuwt-i, . Nashvillb. May 18. Rive falling, with 5 feet scant oil Harpelh Shoals. Weather warm ana c.ouoy. Arrivea h-lla Hugnea, uppt r ,uiujjeriana- jepr8ea lyroue. to Cairo. riTBO. Mav IS. Port T.lst Hllvor Itnrav tlnotnoMtl, to New Orteans at 8 A. m. ; J. S. Wicks, Dnooqne to Cincinnati at 1 p.m.: Belle SU Louia. fit- Louis to Memphis at 1 p. M.; Talisman, Nashvll e packet, at 2 p. m : Quickstep. Evansvllle packet, at 8 p. m.; Aiess-uger, Kiit.uure to su ram at o p. m. Klver leu s inches. The weather Is cloudy and cool. ! Ei Lot is;rMay lli-ArriVed Gein, Tennenste Kiver; Argonaut, Louisville; uismarck. Mew Orleans; Mlune-ota, St Paul; Post Boy, Kansas City; City of Pekio, Peoria; Hadley, Upper Mississippi. Departed Caaada, Ht. Paul; Rob Hoy, Keokuk: Stonewall, Omaha: St. Lake. Miami; City of Pekin, PeorU. Klver tailing slowly. All the upper streams are uecuulUK, except the extreme Upper MlssisHipn . which wvtiii'ic-i wei iier-Tciouay ana cool. Mercury U A " Bast Bess -gooXl1 - . ,.V Memphis, May 18. Weather cloudy and cool. Klver falling. Arrived MoUle, Gra.'saL Depaiied tfageiita and BeKe Memphis, tor ht. Louis; Virginia ana Robert K. Lee, far Louis vl) le ; Linton, for Evansvllle. 1 NsrwOKBAN9. May 18. Arrived Dexrv viii -C7 1 i e j A u. a i a a w ':va --a. . .: lepried Kllgour1, Bee and barges r St. Lkjuis; Loulbiaua.forCincinoau.' lar Sor STEAMBOATS. FOR MEMPHIS, VlCKSBURG, ANJ ili.s NEW ORLEANS. " i .' i V 1 i.-i f The great steamer f Reub. E. Neal, Master; x . . 4JhrieyMller. Clerk, 1 Leaves for New Orteans and ll way pdrta WK0.NESD1Y, MAT 19th, at 4 P.M. For freleht or nssas;e apply on board. or to W. . BROWN A CO., or HUMPHREY, PATRICK A CO., malSd-t Agents. FOR OWENSBORO, CANNELTON, AND LOUISVILLE. .f, The fleet and elegant passenger steamer V, MORNING STAR, A. T. Ullmore, Master, '. Kinule Smith, Clerk,. Leaves for Louisville and all way ports HED.MSDAV, MAY I9TU, at 6 o'clock p.m. - For freight or passage apply on board, or lilV J W'N ,fe; CO., dlt if f Ji I' ! Agents. GIHS ON & WELSH,., ? L XX irB B R S, SKiLSGS TS t Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead.'W'ater Closets, II OI AD fOL )4TU8t r . ..i . - t -- I . : .- -,-;.-.. ! i..v-i -is Shower Bsltas; Force and Lift Pnmpi, n r.ia: ALE PUMPS, . , .WROUGHT JRON . P1FES. AC. ,5 . . V IJ ll r I; j : ! '.:..' ,rl.! Water introduoed into' country dwellings from cisterns or wells, giving alt jtbe conveniences of a oily supplied with water works. No change of range on stove required to heat the water. -t f5 Liooitig:8trect, H ! L U VA"NSViLLE, IN D. ap28 d6m -r Jlas removed his Ciqab, SThawI, Millinery,,, and Cres-Makfhg Establishment to So. OA West Fourth Street, Opp'PoiA-OClce.J iJaNClNNAXI.0, maji-d2w v .' 11 ' ; : . " " i ' T'ilUi 1 ' . " ' Dwelling Honae for Sale:.'.--' ," A FINE TWO.STORT FKAHE d weltlnjr; cornee of Be l and Center Streets, containing seven rooms, with wide hall and geot eeiiar. with all modern improvement thatrontribute tocomfort and convenience aUiuTWing, ace. .Xerma any. Inaaire on the prWnises of , al8dtf " . JOHN GR1GG. vlS A.-4L0 JF", NO II,'1 " , ' ' ' BUILDER of Yacht, Pleasure Boats, Yawls aid ,, ...SMISC' ;. Will receive and execute orders low for cah and, warrant work, on Water Street, below Leew 1 '- " mhlldam 1,: a . For--Sals, Low,1 DESIRABLE nWELLI NO IIOESE oa -Third ctrtet seven srooms and cellar, and, all incesary out-bulldings. AU lu Rood retoair... W1U Lbolt vert low. if application be made soon,,, XhU property , ,' ALVA H JOHNSON, ' P oq 1 Wat a ta A rwantap24 dtf Evansvllle, ind, United-States Marslial's Sal-jr -' BX.T1B1IIE.OF AS OBDER OP sale to. tne directed Jrom tbe Clerk's OUiceof t-o. United Stales District Court for the District of Indiana, made In the eausew-Admiralty Ne. -I ,.Joha Hugo, et.U -vsibe steamboat iin-k'ep, I will, on Saturday, the ytb day of May, 189, between ie 'howl ofjW o'clock a. M. and 4 o'clock p. M., at the Court House door. In the Cyy. of Evansvllle. Vandertonrgtrr uaiyi mui4!Ja, ooar tor sale at public auction to tne lug beta bidder for cash, tbe wrvck of tfc siewmboafc ollle Sullivan. now lying la the Ohio River near Dianioadl island, Detween evansvllle ana Mt. Ver non, Indiana. j t .1 y J. H. -ilOiKLOW, Deputy. 1 May 8th, 18 rnyl4

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FRICK At the residence of his nncie. Peter Frick, in this city, at 1 o'clock P M. on Tuesday, May 18th, John Kb ck, late Captain of Company K, Eleventh i ndiana Volunteer Infantry, aged 7 years. The foneral will take place from the res idence of Peter Frick, on Gum Btreet, be tween Fourth and Fifth, at 2 o'clock thla (Wednesday) afternoon. The frlenda of the family, the late companions In arms of the deceased, and especially soldiers of the Eleven! h Regiment, are Invited to attend without 'urther notice. SEW ADVERTISEMENTS. . t .Kotice to Contractors. t;,Mu ,. , Maya;18ea.' - The Common Council of the City of Evansvllle will receive eea ed propoaJ8 until the 7th day or June, 1869. tor grading, graveling, and paving the alley situate between Main Street and Locust Street, and extending from Seventh Street to Eighth Btreet. By order of the Council. A.M. MrG RIFF, Clerk. - City Clerk'a Office, May 17ih. 1869. pa19 dtd (Onion copy. Notice to '. Green , River Shipper. THE STEAMER AIA MOX Will, carry freight to all points on Green and Barren Klvera at TWENTY-FIVE CENTai per hundred pounds; Salt and our, 25 cents per barrel; Lime. 15 eentv per barrel; and other freight iu proportion. - - W. S. VANM KTkR. t .it.ft. ri -.va-SVUle, In., May 13th, 1H69 mal9dtf E1OPO1ITJ3X. Mi. 8lta 1 'ami ,'3TiiAeivAa t r, 'isnaoa pas tna n9tiaa , ja. nios .1 1 ?aojpQ pas oioojseiBa ?ODlid ,sjajniojnawtn oiis pa P-H Aia.9 qsiqjnj a pas "oy bjvjo tnW oiqiere ljmig pa ' netii noir 'pa pints P3zaqaK 'mis Sai -JfooH jo TOjs eii panti uo OAq om. ' Z '.' - 3iJiaviib HTW TlXTAIASWad T IXOHHSA ' - of iaev ej e4. ! ' (.-i . ' ' " ' 'eapd oi w 0j93p 0JMpj iseSj-Bj etn UIiav oisdoaoa uni -SMisans na v inqi no Suudmi 'aun eqi u aiqjXjaA3 uijdtuo3 .u VAVOHTII .sastU'JIUBI jo, 3130J9. e3-i jno 07 uon aano Jtnoi n3 jCiavinau-sd nnoM o W 'S30ISS . ' , MIS '0NiaHV0aa3HLV3Ai . 'SHIVI 'S310NIH3 v: : iV"; 'aiYH SrHVf ' ' 1 imwii 'xNaioo awn 'stivn " ?W It J G3H'INHVA Pn 'XLLni 'siro 'siHsnHa 'siniyj ; .7 1 sptrpj; -pre egzis rrs ja ssVlO . jpo 0 pan prtwq no i 'fZZZV.IQ V Q3KIUJ 'JISVS ,'..' ' ; . 1 1 " ' ' - - sani-ij r , 's8iTpinoi '(episirj pus 'epTs;nb) spani 'qss ; ,Si00Q t jo ouit etji u Saiqi.fj9A.9 enj -a.jno.ai O) pa.ieda.id eas pav 'oz9 (easn qi H jo o)s e3jef v pasrf no daai eAV : . .1 .1 1 . ' 'sSaipxtioif pin? 'spnig sbs 'sioorj i'u'i . til ;i ".VAXli 1jsn ooIJ jno 'aon31ldds no 'noi ptmAiOf ttl S4vn tsotd q Tl'eqs am. 'ao q pajtnbai Saqins sa(jdmo3 til 'no H?o;i 2criia--eatnTiddxa sbi qi)M taoujd tfsqi 'gsiaiu pa. Xmvub Bpt3 -er se 'aiaj jinq jo aouaBjsnBs qi o eioai euft ano a; sepn.e qsinjn; obd am 1H saaiae-no 1 Mtwijf. M 'japunq pn- 'ijnj -oe;naeai 'oiasqaiai s eoa9jadx ,unaX aAQ-iaaMi oiojj pats :iejad hijjVj -BK Saipno'J e-ai om 80 'auoq ana Xne Xc pjidniaiiw'oioja Jaiad tiouwaiqujoj sasi-dmoo inaraqsnq-isa ano '9apnc pajinba. SnjqiAUaAa qwiajnj o eodo-d OM. n ' l paq a) ?da pae soj pajnj nasal siiwf Saipfjna jo isn jai-q o rxoiiuona xnoC n oadaoi AV Curbing. E VILI. IIAVK A BATI.OAD ot Carbine at tbe whart alK.ot tiie last Or tms ween, auu an orders rami in time for tbe stoue to be delivered while -n a loading the boat will be fHh'd at tiie reduced price of 60c. per lineal foot, drexsed and set. , GRANT, PILL'sBVRV A CO. inamcSt i ' ; , Notica to Contractors.;:. ;!, tay 10th, lROS). The Common Council of the City of Evansvllle will receive bids until the 211 h day of May, 1869, for the construction ot plank sidewalks. Bidder will state the price per lineal foot for sidewalks, and tbe price percuuio yard for excavating and filling. . Said sidewalks in all respects to conform to the requirements of the ordinances ot the city. " By order of the Council. , A.M.. McGRIFF, Clerk, By E. A. McGrifp, Depnty. 1 City Clerk's Offlu e, Evaasvihe, May i4 b, 1869. mal5dt)t Union eopy.. I. ". SAHSO 4 ' - ' A EX. WILSON " 15 SANSOM & WILSON, '' -,'.( 1KA-ERS Rt ; ? -Pitts lvir Ooair And Bote Agents for the AITtPIUE and BL1GO Mines ot Kentucky. Being agents tor the towboats Robert Fall on and Ked Fox. we are prepared to do towing at low figures. " . c , . . ..orr.cia: ; r 5 Sooth Second Street and , Blue, Dock, Lamasco Wharf. 1 ", ' ' i -' -' Steamboats and factories supplied on, liberal terms. ma-2 dStq-; , , ., . No. L500.I Urlted States Marslial's Notice-. United States of America, District of Iht ; tilana. 83 : , i . TtrrilF.KEAH. A LIBEL OF IXW lormatlon was filed lu the District Court 01 the uniteantaies lor inaiimirrei nf Indiana, on the 19tb d.y of Aniil. 1M. by John R. Hugo and Cyrns O. Thomas, by J their protor. Asa Iglehart, Enq., aaluht the steamer "Quickstep," her tacaie, apEarel, and other furniture, seized at aldlslrlet in l can so of eolltsion civil and maritime, and claiming damages iu the sum ot 3.70, and praying process against said eteamer, artd that tne same may be condemned aod sold therefor. Now. therefore. In pursuance of the moiinntinHpihA wal ot said Court to rue directed and delivered. I do hereby give directed and aenvereu, uo -rc..j public notice to all peraons claiming saia, goods, or any part thereof, or in any fanner interested therein, t Fiat they J "J V Monday .-"Sr-lO'ouick of "the .orenoon of Una SSIiaia Z&XZZr leStn1 bMUL BEN. SPOONER. Marshal, y. S.', . By Samoki. Day, Deputy, Attest J,D. flwt. Clerk. Kiayl 11 td

TRIRLE, SiYEUS & K!;0.t Contractors 1 and', Builders; And Proprietor of tho -. .yr 8outhern Pliminr Mtlln, Manufacturers of and Dealers In ' , ... . - . .. f t 1 SASH, DOORS, EL1NDS, FRAMES, . . ; :;;.... -.v ',' JlracketH, Moulding ' And all kinds of work. for building purposes. , . , ..... ' DfBlera In F LOO R I N O, WK TH1 RROAlimNU, DKKSHKD k ,UNDHESih.D LUMBER. " " .. " ' ' :, , ... t, .;' - ' : J 1 ' ; i -v .AU.klnds of . ; , : STEAMBOAT AND CDSTDN WORK Done promptly. "' r, .... Corner Water and ood8?U' i trcc'ts, Opposite Lamasco Wharf, 1 , ! apr30 ' ; . . :'!. ' EVANSVILLE. INT).' '

JAMES SWANS0N & SON, ; Wholesale and Retail Dealers In " - Sitingl3, , Lat3, Doors, and Saab. Also, a large assorti-trU of AHKbeny Chictio, and Toledo Ltuu her and KtiHriiiK, uresked and UudreuHedoo hand and foi sale. .'. 1 ?.)' ,(- : 1 j Extra ' Sa iced 1 and Sliived Fin ipt,ingles, eighteeii tache$ Jong. ; We respectfully solicit the - clt: sens hi Evansvllle to Iveus a call and examlnt our stock: before purcb-Ain -elsewhere, , ' "! YAltDON.WATKaSTKKItT, I ' , (Opposite Lbtnasco Wharf), ' ransvll'e All orders promptly attended to.. ' " ' may23 dam., ;. 1 . 1 -j . ' I '"l ' ' iU3iii i. u"iit Kin i THE SUIt.S Hlttl.lt 4 IIMIM l the Lumber Htlrfinexs at, his old stand, at the oornerot Main and suvout ii,:-ttix-ts and would risiiwtluliy iuform ttic t-uinit tbat hiSNtock is large and second l not": In the aMNortmenUi, emOiaein I'luu rl ( lliick&eHHt;H aud quality, lioio the nic' ' Third Common hiyluuw Jk:4id eji t i Three-incit Klrsf luar PlntiK. AIko, ftoo DoOESoi THrious ihlcttn.s 1 and styles, ami , ; - , ' IO,OVO LIGlfTS. ' ' Window Sanli, l'ineand Poplar SlitnM, ' 3 anr 4 -feet Lath,' Moulding, Ch1-k Q,uarter-Kound, Ac, c. ( Uixiecs from the country, river or tai ailed promptly. . r -. s-l diiu JOHN F.oi6vi::v william 11 iTisr is iart ; , . . MANurAC-r.HKJt or i j ' - Saslt, Doors, RHn as, Frames, At. ! J and Dealer In'' !''' Pine and Poplar Lumber,' SMnsjle Kiniwu, ri.)ttiNt;,Av. , OfHoeand Faotort-, Omer tyrkn (flits' iilreeu, LvEnvllle, In J. Orders from abroad promptly attonded lo v mal8dtf , --: i . , ,.. it ' Executors' Snla of Valuable City Property.- - , BT VIIlTlfi: OI' AM-OKDDU Of the Vundet bunch court of Coinirjoa Pleas, the unilttr.slicned, t-xti . utors or the lttHC will 0 Alexaniler liHiiiilJn, dcccaieU, Will sell at public auction, ut tun cot, rthouae I14 the cliy of Kvuiit ville, ln.1 , ou . .THURSDAY, JUNE 'Ufa, J8il, .... ' "; .' At 2 o'clock p.m., The following valuable riirtl -tale in the ORir-Ai, li.A of iald city, lo wit : Lot number forty-four. (4 1 uu 1 ,tn feel adjoining ol lot numhif ioi ty urn !, 1 1 1 wnole oniluu eility-live !.' Cu First street, fti the corner of Wslnrtt M rt-el', ud comprising tbe prt-sent n sidjiH3, of Mis. Mtwlellne'F. Lauutiliu, su'uecl to Iho payment of one hundred Io!I;ii'h annually 10 said stadeilue V. ljtuglillii i Hiring i.ei ikh. Thirty feet fruiit 011 Water Mibi by one hundred and fifty feet, more or Icsm, to tne alley; belni? the corner pat t of lot number et-venteen (17), all uated at he lower corner of Water and bycamore -4 reels, t ialii aclng the Moiehons'e, warerooms, Ac, now occupied by Hrttuuwi Orr, Kf tj. . The lowtr or w-aieily ne-fourt) .ff lot enmoer one hundred and tliir( u (ll ); being 18 feet front on Second Hi reft an j exteudmg back, ot the Bathe width, to the alley iu the reat of said lot, a'n is lot-lad-Joins the livery eHta -lishujent of Joeepu betcheil.'i ,1 . - j 1 . , AlXO , , . ; h ! ' A strip forty-five icet in tioht oiv Water Street., eztenditiK back, ot the same wltli 11, one hundred ami ten feet, inortt or lew-, to Laurent's line; -aid stiip to be t. ken oil of the ower side of lot nnniber five (-i), ad 'oining' lot number six (it), ta tiie Lower En argemeut 01 said o l.v. Lota four (1), flv- (J), and six (!),'lri block b umber oce hundred Aud ten (lu), In Lainaso. , ,., -1 1 - Lots one (1), two (2). and three 8, ln LaUKhlin A Jones's Kni)'il vis.oa ol original Jot. IS. blocfc H7. Lamco: f lUMS ooe-thira casa; Ltia imii.aiico in twelve and eighteen riicnths, with mtereht and approved feeou. lty - - ? ' MARV ANN HCOIILIN, ' ' ' JAMES LAUGHI. N. -FltAMCH U. LM'OHLJN, - 11U-1I WOODSiDK, l.jiector.s. Tkos. R. Oarvis, Attorney. mayi:i dNt ( WedASttt) w it The DIFFICULTY UEHOViil) Eve HT STEAM BOILER fmOTTLD HAVE Stlllweir Patent Heater and Lima- Catcliai J -"jpiiie jMos rKi itKii s iiirFici'LTrr JL, experienced by thoae wno m-a sletim power la tiie lormal leu lu their bo.leis ol wiihI It known ttvpiiniiiBer hs "SCALE" or " INCRUSTATION "a hard stibMance formwl .ut ot tlio irthy sails . i.nlKined In the water, whleh attuclies ii-j liin.ly to the wdolit inner aurfaee of llt b'.ller. In tins etty lhi tlirflcnliy I ptcn iarly ugravaied by the laj-e quant ity el uiunefcla ana lime found -In tiie w -r, which, besidett forming kciiIcs 011 the liier, obstrucia tne pipea and occaalous thu ino.-t annoy I nji 'delays lu cleuniiu, m weil 'as aotiiHlly endangering the mieiy ot the boiler. 1. ..-.:..: - , . . . (j . )!..!; , , hlillwelTs ruU'iit Heater Removes all this difficulty, sending tiie water Into Hie holler fn.e iroin ar.y sediment whatever, and pure 11s If tilslilled. All who ute what ai ta.wii) he "drive wells" for their stippiy1 ol vHfer ciunot atTord to do wiChout thtf. Jlnnler. li. wirl save them much money lii-ihe purclaaKeol fuel, to say nothingof the ftiiuuyn.it nrxt delay In cleanalng ladlen 1 TIjo He ilef is easily managed, and quickly clenol. - One baa ie-n lu jieiullon at Iridic it's Flouring Mill for tuuuy months, and ijivuu entire aatifncllo. Another 1 m operalion In Heiiman's Foundry fin.l tiie Ctton M Mftontn - - Orders "r stlUwell's Ileuler wiU rvooiyo prompt attwiU'011 if ls;lt with ' Wit II A II iKValyt istnt. Jau 5 Notic9.:rtniiE r;f"if;Biiurr.t, n ti.-vc-Jt brtCi tit tire Tobacco. ;u) it t.'lgar Hiwc of U.K. S6Ofder, No'JCf Main ,.-irtet, rohoectful.v rtfuuiniarud Ibetu.selves lo Ibe at itU patrMiKe of the p. 'i.'ic. We will muKe large teI"M!irs to the jiiaeHi 'a.ieady ou LaLd,-td- x 1 1 1 always fcijt avot lo pleaae our n-Kuiae a. ( maSdlm) - .IaOOH! a .Mil T,tn. W.-w-AniiEX.' vv.'T!iui'.rosr:;Tort AlMJ-:i; .W' 'iri Si YA'flTO.V, ..n . ( .I'C.lM VIA renq N'"5. itl-fllfl 11 Mti-!lc:rli-Jo(-iAf ail kind. J ' Orders by n--tf4romi'tiy atteudea to. fcAj.dly z t t - U-. -t-rj ; . ' House and Lot3'at Auction. . . I Ml Li. SELL TO THE llltaiKMT bidder, at the Coart-Hotisn i.or In .vanev,il.-ti "Monday, U10 olst ily of Myi iW. t 2 o'clock lu tho al'ierrioor,, Lt,l '0. J0 and a'l.uiu ball of L:t No. 9; also, Lot No. l and adjoinm- one half of Lot No 2, subdivitioii of out Lot o. 2, Upper EnlarKemen, of the city 01 KvansviUe, on which. Is situate a flrl-cla dwelling-house, coutataing eight ood and airy rcoms, ctliar, ctkicni, btable, coalhouse, and wood-house. . ,,,, . Terms of sale Oue-fo rth . casn, onefourth in lour months, oue-fouiLh iu H-ht moDtli", and one- loai lu in twelve months; with lal-reslj the flr(,t note ecurwi hy good personal security, and tuo riht by liens ou tbe property . . , , , HIRAM NELON; Auctloneerf j may 3 d3w

Fresh FAIIILV GROCERIES

A NO WHKRE 10 GET THEM. A I I THIS OI.I-K'JTABL'.MHEI IIOUHK. OF VICKERY BROTHERS, ' No. 73 Mj.Iii street, -r-fT'ii i.ni; men a iv 1 i'ooii ca v w find ti.eN.Cl.SSAKIE-l and LUXCiv IRS or life In mi Ii aOuiKlHiiCd and at aucu low fl;:ure an an not lull to aaun'y ail who want l' liuy. ' It la (jiiltc ki alilj us to uh to k now that lie public are nai izi a a: the mivanUKfii of liityijjx tor (JAMIl, end In at they appreciate our efToiiit lo so I Itiem No i FAMILY GROCERIJ3 At the lowest living 'raits. We fire convinced t f this froi 1 i lr-f?y iiK-r-iAt.it trade, k-i well aa fro . i:i live.y comielilloii we havi slirrfd lr. We huvo no lears of honorabl 1 rtmtpetuion. Ium la trade t-uouli 111 1 vanovillo lor Nnveral good Iiuum'h, and vra are going to have our sUartt.., t , , Our .prtf.e are olunyt at low 01 the tr trtie.l of other tuiu.ieb.iuut vrry oin a 000 deal lower. ap2 1 . VICICERT BISOS 73 Main Ht. Put m sim, 1 ou 1: uti.Y (.003. RICH lOTATO;;S. Wo have In ator a low Imiieih, wlilcli w warrant trua t lit. me, tnat we wi.l tall, to doe out, at tbt exttemo low prnf- .f Ni" hi)I.LAK ter ,iuitiidi 'J'he t'-Urlj" iooriricil are a wlilit I'oUilo liewwre o.' t pi uk-rxilored I'otnto wniun me being no d lu this market lor JKai l.v Ooorlrlch. Ut t thw i -ni'lii at unity- ,: :; VlCKJ-it lUUd., V,i Main St. 5i.ititf:ii vi:kv t iioir s: east. rn White lrlpi Hynip )u-t n .elved at . muy4 .-. VlcKJiUir 11KU.-I.. JJ liala Ht. c IIOK t; )UI",K NYUUI AND Maple Siivar (f r hhI at may- VICKKltV i!HO.-i.,78MRlnHU BEST VilIli: WHKAT FASIILX .rliOUliM II !r KHok, at may! VJCKLH V Jilu s., 73 Main KU A NOTIIEU I.O r OF CHOICE NfU lortt l' ltclory i.'iieewt iuat recelvt-4 at luaj 1 VIcKLttY liUUrt., IS Alain ,4. , t1 . ; MATTHEW . DAL Z ELL, Whole le' IHialer In Groynes,' Naila, -White Iad, Liras, , : ; Comant, &c, "' "o. 1$ Waier ftrcct, , . de!lUHv , KVA!THVII.I., Iln. fSAAC P.KIMAKS, DA V 1IX1MAM, '"'"" I. A I. ISlZUlATiN, ' .);,' Wholeht la Dealers In GROp E II I Ii. S, 1 . Foreign u,id Uvmettic IAquort, NA1LH, COTTON TARNS, GLAnHWAUiS S08. 00 and m Mala Street, Between Second end lhlrd, EfiltaVlLLl, lso. FISH DEPOT. ovjn i 1 f , ' 1 City Toed Store, tr -lo.vs fit t 11 ay 1 H9Tnn JrJ0 couiiiry lian; lu Iuih atiiimtu,!; cuoice Hour In aweka; lrenli bolted men!, corn, oala, vc, at lweai. caah pricua. Good dcJlveied Iree In tne city. T. W. J'URRAY, ThUd Street, between Main and Locimi. eblltim , t I.vaiisvlllc dvoecryy. 136 '-MAIN - STREET, MAS OS IIAMI, A N It 1H VOXMantly reCsdviEKt wil solt-cled MIoc-KOf. ... -, Fancy and Staple Groceries, Which are sold at the lowest living rate. laronTAxr to i:ritnr:r.s a.d to.v1 -: Ilvliif; bought 1 he Hand i:;uik formerly owned by Mr. Ii Cross, I am prepared to furnish u No. 1 article, of hulfdlng hand; alo, in-ti t'iHKte l.inie, aud Cement, at Ihe Iowet.1 livliiit rules, upr-l , JAMEH CROFTS. CtlAriLES VIELE 2. CO., W II I. S3 N A L i; 0 T. O OEIl I HOVTII VOHT OOJiXKht 1 . 1 ; . , i i First 'and Jcarsora Street?, Eva nvitxa. i wn. -1 at)9 dtf " J. SINZI t: II v- X O N, VhoIale Dealers In Eoat Store'- ; Lubricities, Coil, and .,, Lard Oils; Cordage, Rosin, 1 itch, dc, ' , So. 29 wati:r street, apr26dly Bet. Main and Vine. " ; !rt '!.-"ji:vaiia Bapt h03, ar d Gaiter Llannfictory, No. O Seoonl Mtrtsot, , .' (Hot ween Main and Sycamore,) TTVAIVSVIL.I..I, INDIANA. The bet of Jiiumtymen employed. " tleiirlK dome at Mliort Noliro-nah-3 0. spjiAliv : -w. o. wiirrTisniiAM CHAS LIS A. Ii WOOES. ' :M. 2C Il 22 T S " TOKicco tvAn::noi si:, t PRATT -A CO., Proprietors, C0RXi:U MAI?, and EIGHTH STUKKTS .7 LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY". ' mhl'Snt Stallions at Morandala Farm for ' . '.. 1SU3. TTELOX, by tbe celebrated trotting V stallion "ioung Morrill, out of u.e fait' trotting tl are Flen noajia; and the thoiouKiibied b'rs 811. V t-.il 1 'HORN by llingsjo'd, tain l.y Imp. Gleucoe. will make the ensou ot 1;d, irota the 2m ti of Marcu to tha 1st 01 July. at Mortsandale Farm, three miles east of tv . nsviiie, ou the Newburyh road. Terms, t i payable tin IliO lt of ' JaiMktiry-, la-o. Maie, not proving lu lot .1 ean be rKturned to said Malhoti the following Heasoti. Pa Murage ftirnisretl man irnai a diaianca. Eacapt-s arid Hiro:deut-t t.t owners" lislt. FOR SALE Alderuey Cattle, Southdown Sheep, and Chester While ri-i. Breeders are invited to call n,ni nee tne Stock. ... W 1 LL1A M CR A K I S, may 4 dim Agent for Owner.