Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 July 1869 — Page 3

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J. W. NEXSEN, General Insurance Agent, AND . ADJUSTER OF LOSSES, 311EBLE HALL, No. 9 Main St., EVANSVILLE, IND. Dwell! tie Houses Insured for a term of years at greatly reduced rates. Three Years at the Price of Two Five Years at the Price of Three. 11 fe Insurance u Specialty. Total Cash Assets Represented Over Twenty-flve Million Dollars. The following are among the Companies represented : JET'S A Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets 85,000,000. PHOENIX Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn. Cash As.sct.-i ..... ,oOO,000. CONTINENTAL Ins.-Co. of New York. LlUQ ASStilS .... ..9-S,WV,VV. KOKTH AiMKKll'AJf Insurance Coo. Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets . .S300,000. MERCIIAX IV InH. Co. of Hartford, Ct. Cash Assets x . .. ..85OO,O0 SOKTH AHEKHMN Insurance Co. 01 New York. Cash Assets . ........8SOO,or. PlIfE vix I us. Co. of Brooklyn, N. Y. JITSA LIFE Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn . f Cash Assets s l.uoo.oou . J. W. NEXSEN, Agent, 9 MUX STREET, EYansvllle, lad. Janid dly NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMFY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMEIilCA. Chaktbkeo I'.y Special. Act of Cosorej , Approved July 25, 1SH8. CA. II CAPITAL .1,000,00. Paid In Juil. BRANCH O F F I C 5:, FlliSf . NATIONAL DANK BULBING, iMiiLAm:i.ruiA, Where the general business of the Company Is transacted, and to which, all correspondence should be addressed. OFFICERS. CLARENCE H. CLARK President. JAY COOKE, Chairman. Finance as:d Executive Corr.miitee. IIF.NRY 1. COOKK. Vice-President. ilMEKbO.N W. PKtT, sec'y and AUuary. This Company olleis the following advantages: It is a National Cornrany, chartered by special act or Congress. Im;s. It p.m a paid-up capital of 1.000,000. It offers low rates of premium. It furnishes larger insurance than other companies for the same mouey. It Is definite and certain in its terms. It la a home company in every locality. its policies are exempt liora attachment. Theie are no unnec ssary iestricuioos in the policies. Every policy is uon-for.'eitaHe. Policies may be t-.iken which pay to the Insured ttieir lull amount, ami rtturu all the premiums, so Ilia' the Insurance costs only the interest on itie annual pp.vments. Policies may be taken that w '.l pay to the insured, alter a ceitaln number of years, durti.g life, an annual ii come of one-tenth theaRiount tnimed tu tlie policy. No extra rlo is charged lor risks upon the lives of fenixlts. It insures, not to pay dividends to policyholders, but at so low a cost that d dvideuds will be impossible. Circulars, pamphlets, and full particulars given uu application to the .Branch OlUce Of the Com pan v or to JOHN W. FLLIS A CO.. Cincinnati, Ohio, Ueneral Agents for Ohio and Central and Southern Indiana. joiin s. iiorKixs, Ev-tnsville, J ml.. mayl2o'iweot AOF.NT. Hoard or Equalization. Tiik wn.no OI' II, OK THE city or Kvausvt:le will meet as a Board in Equalization ai the City Council t;uam-b-r, lu said city, on Tuesday, July Pith, 1SHU, at 9 o'clock A.M., lor tile purpoae of etpiailztm! ami correcting uie assfSf-men ts of ical and personal property, and will conUUUe in sessioi I rom. day to day until said as-essuieuts are equalized and corrected. Ad tax-payers are requested to call previous lo iheadjourumeijt ol Ihe Hoard and examine their assessments, ily olderol tlie Council. A. M. Hell P.I FF, Clerk. Bv E. A. .VtctlulKF, Leputv. City Clerk's 'otliee, July ;1 i, lJti'J jjjbt lUuion copy. torporation Aoliees. Junk 28rir, 119. OIlOElt FOli PLAN1C SIDEWALK. And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of tho City of Evansvilie, that the owners of ail lot.-, or pans of lois, (routing on or adjoining tlie northwest r.ide or Fmnk tin sstieet, bet" een Fifth and Sixth Avenues, la said city, cause ihe sidewalRs thereon to tte brought tu the proper araile, and that, they cause a sidewalli of Class No. 2 l oe laid tfown thereon within thirty days from tUe publication of this order. A. M. M OKIFF, Clem, By E. A. MclialKK, Deputy. City Clerk's ,.ftice, July ;d, lstiil. jjid.it L'uiou copy. ; Junk 2Sth, isi!. ORDER FOU BRICK SIDEWALKS. And iow It is hereby ordered and dlrecte.. i Ktr , I, u I '..nidi I 'mm...! . . (' ,1... " ' ' J , ...... ..i. -. ..... i , i v j i V, 1 1 lT V . 1 1 . Ul Kvausviile, that the owners of all lots or puns ol lots frouliuK ou or ai'jolulMg the wu-,1 side of Fulton Avenue, frotu teecsijd H;r.:f t, tu Third Streei; We-t side of Fulton Avenne, from Third . Htreet to touiin tsireet, in said city, cause 1 1 1 a will t. w.l tr l lii-Mf ,n t.o Iik t)rnill?ut to tbe proper grade, au.l that Ibey cause a sidewa n ol Class No. 1 to belaid down thereon -within thirty days from 1 1 e publication, of this order. A. M. MCUKlfr F, Clerk, By E A. .iCUKiF, Deputy. City Clem's ulfi.ee, July o.t, Ifttii. JySdJs, Union copy. Notice to ContracLcrs. June 28th, IwjU. The Common Council of the City of EvautVille will receive sea ed proposals uutil Hie 2tith day ot Jnly, itiiS), lor grading, giavelim;, nnd paving the alley situate Between rsixth aud -Seventh Streets, and extending from Sycamore Street to Vine Street, in Block No. Eaiteru Enlargement. By order of the Council. A. M. -Mi GRIFF, Clerk. By E. A. McG.ui F, Deputy. City Clerk's . thee, Ju.y ad. li-o'J. Jyiutd LUnioncopy. am. TiiuuNiiiLL, MASVFiClUKKK OF SECOND STKKEf, tear 31aln, EVANS VILLE, IND. A" 'i ill of fine Ha Idles and Il.irsiesjH cor i y on tiauil. I.hi'AIRi N'fi done in the best rntuiier an i short iiotice. tuuj ilim

?few Advert! ?cmets. ftfirt book Aur.s rn wasted for IlanliusiK new lllumiuated and Illustrated Kditions of the Life of Clirist, and liuujau's Pilgrim's Progress. These works are now ready for delivery. Address, for catalogue of the best selling Subscription V.UW.' H ARDINO. Philadelphia, Publisher of Harding's Edition of the Ho)y Bible. AGENTS WANTED fob

Homes fc Fortunes IN THE BODXDLESS WEST AND THE SONNY SOUTH. No citizen can afford to be without it. Send lor circular, giving fult description .1 ... -- ... I'll I IlL'M I L. ' J anil leruii ii ueui.s. n u a mj w PUBLISHING COMPANY. Cincinnati, O., Chicago, ill., or ht. Louis, Mo. A' 93 VUEEXKAI'K cf full value Sent free to any jsook Ageni. AGENTS WANTED for LIFE IN TUE HOLY LAND, Through 4,000 years to the present time with descriptions or mfmokabik slacks and Rkmakkalk Characters, written by HENRY WARD BEECHER and ten other distinguished clerevmeu and travelers. In one larije octavo volume, with fine steel ensraviugs. No boon publisheil tbat Is so acceptable to all classes, and offers so gocd an opportunity for Aueuts. t?eud for our descriptive circular, with terms and a a ureeiibaeK. J. B. BURR & CO , Publishers, Hartford, Conn. FIRElFlREl F1RLIU Globs Fire Extinguisher Company, No. 4 DEY STREET, New York. Great reduction In price. No.l, 135; No. i, u ; ii o. o, J First-class Agents wanted, above. Address as WAMKI), AUKXTN, 875 to -(0 per month, everywhere, male and tenia le, to Introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SSENWE FAMILY HEWING MACHINE. Tins machine will stitch, hem, feii, tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid and embroider in a most superior manner. Price only SIS. Fully warranted for Ave years. We will pay Sl,0oo for any machine that will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic seam than curs. It makes the " Elastic Lock stitch," Every second si itch can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing It. We pay aaents from S73 to fJOO per month aud expenses or a commission from which twice that amount can be made. Address isEC'OM B & CO., Pittsburgh, Pa., Boston, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo. Caution. Do not bo Imposed ou by other parties palming olf worthless cast iron machines, under the same name or otherwise Ours is the only genuine and really practical, cheap machine manutactu red. SALARY. Address U. S Pia.C Co.. N. Y OM,Y ON K DOLLAR, Tlie newly invented Pocket Time-Piece, suitable for either lady or gentlemen, in handsome metal case, white dial, gin lettered, brass movements bound aud serviceable, with key complete. A tme, parmanent indicator of lime; warranted lor two years; postpaid to any part of tlie U. S. on receipt of one Dollar, or three for SJ 50. Ifsatlsfactbm lsnoi given moiiev reftiuded. Addiess W. SCOTT & PAUL, 4 Chat ham Street, New York, Tlie Oriode Watch 815. P. O. Send lor Catalogue. 10 OO lcrlay Guaranteed Agents to sell the Home skuttlk Skwino Machine. It makes the lock st tcii, ai.ikk on eotu siDKH, has the under-feed, ana is equal In every respect to any s-ew-ln Machine ever Invented. J'nce . Warranted for 5 ytars. Mend forCiscular. Addrtss Johnson, CLA8K A Co., Boston, Mass., FUtsbutgu, Pa., or St. Louis, Mo. LO ALASI) TKA VKI.INU AUC.IIN cau maKe laran comiaisstons on the ie of several compact articles, universally n-sed. Address E. N. G tt ATT AN 4 CO. ,327 Chestnut fct., Philadelphia, Pa. EMPLOYMENT that payt. For partiticulars aduress S. AI. SPENCER Sc CO., Brattleboro, VL TTTASTEH- AE.TS- To sell the Vlr A M tiJi f CA A' A A'rV'VJVtf MACIS INE, Price --i.. The sihi plest, cheapest and best Knitting M.tchine ever ineuteil. Wld knita),00tistitches per minute. Liberal inducemenls to Atents. Address A MER1CAN KNITTING MACHINE CO., Boston, Lock Havo, Pa Messrs. Lippincott A Blakewell, Plttsburu. Pa. Ue-nts: We have been usinz your make of Gang Saws in our mill, and find them. tu point or quality, superior lo any we have ever used. Yours, Ac, SHAW, BLAJS CHARD & CO. JAMKSTOWN, N. Y. Lippinodtt fe BLAKEWEi.b: We have no trouble wiiu your Haws; they don't need to be lined up with paper; we put them ou the Mandrel and they go right along. Temper perfectly uniform, and quality unsurpassed. Respect fully. CHAS. J. FOX. Lippincott & Blakewell, Manufactures of Circular, Muley, Mill, Gaugaud Cross-Cut Saw. Chopping Axes, all Mhapes. Colburu's Pateut Axe. stiiovels. Spades and M lies' Patent Covered iseoop. ASK YOUK not'TOU or Drugsrlst for SWEET tiuiNiNK it equals (bitter) (limine, is made only by F. STEaRNS, Chemist, Detroit. SKi.r-iiKi.H fhk iiit; i:hki.Words of Cheer lor Yount Men, who biive fallen victims to SOCIAL EVILS, and desire a better MANHOOD. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, i'hi'aile' phis. Pa. AM'lMM.l.MK.Vr TO AS Oltlklnance, passed July 2Sth, lS.ji, entitled "Au Ordinance concerning tlie Wharf of the City of Evansville, and repealing former oniinauces." Passed i une irtth, lSti9. SkvtionI. Beltordained bytheCommon Councu ot ihe city ol Evansvilie, That it shall hereafier be unlawful tor any pel son or poisons to erect, build. Or place, or to cause to be erected, imlii, or placed, auy house, storehouse, shop, shed, or building on any wharf o said citv. or on the shore of the Ohio River, whether ihe same be a puonc or private wnart, between Water street and said river, or between Front Street and said river, in front of or ad joining said city. sec 1 Any person or rwrson.i vlolatine the provisions of this ordinance shaiLon conviction, forfeit and pay the sum ot one nuuureu dollars, ana snail aiso iorieit ana pay the sum of one hundred do.lars lor each and every day during which any such person or persons shall suffer or per mit any such nouse, oniniing, or siructuie (erected contrary to the jnovi-ions ol this ordinance) to remain upon auy such wharf or shore of said river. WILLIAM H. WALKER, Mayor. Attest: A. M. McGkikf, Clerk, By E. A. McOniFK, Deputy. jy2d it Union copy.) Ureal Western Iftspatch FAST FREIGHT LINE. UNITED STATES KITKESS CO., Pkopiuktors. Agents Erie Railway Company. Notice to Shipper. THE ORE AT WKStKKN I KSPATCH.on the 15th ot March ontr charge of the entire THROUGH KkkiuHI Of theEKlE RAILWAY and lt.s branches. The OKEAl' Wlisif.K.N Pt.srAiCH, as a West Bound Freight Liue, has beeu lavorab y known to our merchants for the last Twelve Years, aud its niauugers now offer to Shippers their increased tacllisles, guaranteeing as favorable rates and as quick time as can be offered by any other line. The additional fact, tbat the GREAT WESTERN DESPATCH Is owned by the United States Express Company, who guarantee all its lilln of Lading, ought lot to be lost fclght o: by Shippers. For rates, and the settlement of all claims, apply to K. N. BIXBY, Agent, aprl7d:!m1 Evansville. Ind. I. F. SANiJOJi, ALEX WILSON SANS0M & W!S0N, fcEALERS IX X-lttsl)!!' Colli, And Sole Agents for the AIRDUIE and SL1GO Mines ol Kentucky. Being ageiili lor lhe(towboals Robert Fulton uo.d Red Fox, we are prepared to do towing at low figures. orrfKS ; 5 South h'eond Street ami Blue 0oK, Laiiiasio Wharf. Hteatt.lj4.iUn ind factiiri j.-j supplied ou liberal teiius. imaj, dtihl

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T Z H A N E 7 Crescent Foundry, Corner of Canal and Ingle Sis. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS Portable Circular Saw Mills, ;asd Machinery of eTerj Description SEALERS IN BELTING, STEAM G AUGERS. FIRE BRICK, WROUGHT IR0X PIPE, &c, &c. Repairing'done at Short Notice. ALso agents for Stillwell's Patent Heater anil Lime Catcher. nov7 ly sciiUffraK. Manr.rnctnrora and Builders of Steam Knifrlnes, Circular . Saw Grist ad Sugar Mills, TODacco Hwcru Hamming Machines, Distil lery and Mining Maeta'uery, Malt Mills, Corn tcallers, Hnso Fronts, Cellar Urates, ZQK & BRASS CASTINGS. Of every description. lAdilnery of all kinds Made and Repaired. Uealers iu Belting, Kirs Bricks, Hteaiu Gauges, and ?roasht Iroa Pipes. Old materials bought W have the facility of the best MaUlary and Workmen, and will give all V ire en trusted to us our Individual atten.ija, fill orders promptly, warrant our Wrw., and charee reasonable prices. ilSce and Foundry, corner of First and (Streets, Evansvilie, Ind. K. Workmen sent to all parts to fit wort and d4 repairing. fbJm SCHULTZE. THUMAN A CO WILLIAM HEILXAHi (Bnocesnor to Kratz A Hellin Manufacturer and Builder of lOF ABL.B AND STATION AKT TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS SAW AND GRIST MILL MACHINERY, Threshing Machines, Oottou and Tobacco frcs&&i CIRCULAR SA W MILLS, C c, f gV AN a VILLE, IND. Bhket Iron and Coppib Woek made to order on short notice. V. IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS of everv description. 1 fciers in Ft'-ata Gauges, Gam Pe;iinf! F.i'- i.ri.'ii, VV'i'ui .;bl Irun Pipes, t::tU.g Ciotbs. ac, at ir an ifftctarers' pricea. REPAIRING. done at short nolle. A . m .tJ

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COAL! COAL! Having resumed my former business, I would hereby inform my old patrons and the public irenerally that I am prepared to deliver GOOD CLEAN COAL on short notice. Coal in all case must be paid lor when ordered. Agent for the celebrated PARA' DISB COAL. JOS. THOMAS. Office in American House, novl dly FAIINLEY, KUIIN & CO., Western Brewery, Manufacturers of Lager Beer, Ale, and Porter, In barrels, half-barrels, kegs and bottles. OFFICE-Nw. S3 MAIN NT., EVANSriLLZ, INDIAXA; nov7 ly Wii7''BainaHMnHaniwBi BLYTHE IIYNES, ATTOHSI3Y-AT- tAir. OFFICE TIIIBD STSEET, In WALKERIS BUILDING. novll ly WUEELEB & BIGGS, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Cor. First and Sycamore Sts, EVANSVILLE, IND. novll ly Dr. Jas. C. Bierbower, RESIIENT WEXTIST, Office ( lO FIRST ST., Between Main and Locust, Returns his thanks for the liberal patronage received during the past rive years, and hopes by lair dealing lo merit a contluuance of the same. Chloroform administered when desired. oc2dly W. WACHS, STATIOXER, B)0K S1XDEK, And Blank Book Manufacturer, And Dealer in School Books, Pictures aud frames, Mirrors, Lnofc-lng-Glasses, b reuch Wlass, c, 4LI HOOKS Itlv HOl;NI. NO. TO MAIN STREKT, (HKDDEItlCH'S BT,IK")If,) KVANSVIl.I.K IN lI ANA. novoly C. U. Cramer. Jacob Kalat, , (Formerly salesman at J. S. flicker's.) CRAMER & SALAT 4 m Have just opened a spleudid stock ol ft rm BOOTS AW) SHOES, In n part of Sclianker. Bussing Co.'s large store- room. Their stoclcl is complete, aud goods will be sold y.m If yon war.t good bargains, call. apr29 tl'im . JSITTmLJb,JE-,.l DK.AI.KII IN WATCHES, JEWELRY Golii Pens, Spectacles, Kyeelasses, itiilver and Plated Ware, Watch and Clock Material. No. 61 MAIN ST., Bet. Second and Third, i:vAf.Bvn.Lio, Ind. Watches and Clocks Repaired and warranted. Chas. Artkh, wlta Geo. A. BlttrolfT. oc dly PETER VIEJtLINti, DRUGGIST, And Dealer ia Paints. Oils, VA RN 1SHKS, D YE- STUFFS, 11IMIIIH I.I.ASS 8 1 KU ICA L IS STitU HEX TS, I'll re Willis mill llraiulie,. And all popular Patent Medicines oi i ne age. NO. 3 North 'H ater Street, EVA1VM ILL.: I.MII1XA oc2tl ly DR. F. L. DAVIS,' Iloraceopathlc Physician. Office on Second Street, between Main anil Locust. oc28 dly DR. . J. EHRMAN, liomceopatlilc Physician. Office No. 19 Second Street, between Main and Locust. Office Hours From 8 a.m. to 12 m., and 1 to 5 p.m At his residence, corner of Sev enth and Chestnut Streets, after ; night. locaaiy Osborne, 27 tocust IStrecvt. Osborne, SIGN PAINTER. Osborne'n Show Cards. mm 2 o J u n 12 Itf Evansvilie Business College, Corner MAIN A TIIIKIk SIS., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Eook-keepinsr, Penmanship, and Mai hematics m,de specialties. Session both day and evening. For circulars, giving terms, tc, or specimens of Penmanship, add ress W 1. 1, 1.S A It! I.I X K It, novll y Prdprietors. J2 GIBSON & WELSH, PLUMBERS, 11KALKRS IN Lead Pip9, Sheet L9ad,"Water Closets, nor ami coi.i k vrn.s, Sliower Ealhs, Farc3 and Lift Pumps, ALE PUMPS, WROUGHT IRON TIPES, 4c. Water introduced into country dwellings from cisterns or wells, uiving all the conveniences of a city supplied with water works. No change of range on stove required to heat the water. Locust Street, EVANSVILLE. IND. NEW X" I Xt 3X. JOHN 8. H'CORKLB. JOHN P. TWEED, McCORKLS & TWEED, Contractors and KiiiMerAnd MaiiiiiM!nu:i r.f Ik-ors, lifin-h, Fr-t " .'.-V, AC, AC., t or. V. I..M 1 .V l.loH lil STRtlMS. Evan "VI i Lv:, i s o. A:l ordei-s will elve prooij l Httentlon ;

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Regnlar Mot day Packet for Paducah, Eastport and Florence. The elegant Passenger Steamer; Lee Howell, Master: Robert MrMF.rriAN, Clerk, Leaves for the above and all Intermediate points every MONDAY at 4 o'clock p.m. Orders for Pine Lumber, droftsed or undressed, or for Tennessee Pig Iron, filled promptly, and at lowest rates. For freight or passage apply on board, or to HUMPHREY, PATRICK & CO., Oc28 dtf Agents. Regular Evansvilla. Green River, and Hartford Packet. The beautiful new Steamer' Joe McRevnolds, Master, Will ply as a regular packet between Evansvilie and all points pn Green River, ana on nougn 'reen to tiarirora. Will leave Kvausviile every MONDAY and Thursday at & p.m. mhiintt Regular Evansvilie and Nashville Packet The fine Passenger Hteamer O M TZ O, Josh. V. Throop, Master; George Throop, Clerk, Leaves Evansvilie for Clarksvllle and all way ports EVEBT TUESDAY at 12 M., positively. For freight or passaee aDDlr on board. feb2 d.im Dexter's independent low-pressure Packet jg . , aii,iimi,j) ft. :-, f rr t dextkr. Master, Leaves Evansvilie for Cairo everv MO. DAY and THURSDAY, at i p.m., positively, connecting at Cairo with St. Louis Memphis, and New Orleans packets. noil au uuivHi lUHUhSi ., Airent. Regular Tuesday and Friday Packet lor raaucah and Uairo. The finely appointed steamer WM.A. LoWTH, Master; Makion Wright, Clerk, Will ply as the regular Tuesdav and Friilav packet for Cairo and all way landings. Leaves Evansvilie everv TUESDAY rl FRIDAY, at 4 p.m. weaves t airo every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 5 p.m. Through bills of lading given for freight!' over the Mobile & Ohio Railroad. Forfrelgbtor passage aimlv on board. or to W.G.BROWN & tu, ui.uuAc i.nAuii.Ajrsori, JylGtf Agent. Evansvilie, Henderson & Nashville Railroad Transfer Packet. The fleet and upleudid feidewheel steamer TvXoIlio Norton, CHARLEY PERKINS, Master; A. O. Doki.amj, Clerk, Will ply as a regular packet between Evansvilie and Henderson, offering uuequaled accommodations to travelers and shippers. Leaves Evansvilie dally at .1 p.m. Leaves Henderson daily at Vi a.m., making close connection with tho E. tt C. R.R. FARE Through and way passengers Olllv .'( C4JUlf. Janl7 dtl W. O. BROWN A CO., Aaeut. Regular Evansvilie and EowlingGreen Packet. The fleet and elegant Packet JJTJ LYON, W. 8. Vanmetek, Master; J. F. VViLBANKg, Clerk, Leaves Evansvilie for BOWLING-GREEN every TUESDAY, aUp.x. Leaves Evansvilie for WOODBURY every SATURDAY, at 4 p.m. For Ireight or passage apply on board. noviM dtf For Paducan and Cairo. Regular Wednesday and Saturday Packet. The magnificent side-wheel steamer A. M. Dt'souciiET, Master; Will P. Fowlkr.i Gko. Niche lhon, Jleras Leaves Evansvilie every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 4 p.m. Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and SUNDAY at 6 p.m., making close connections at Cairo with flrst-elass packets for St. Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans. Connects at Evansville wiLh the E. AC. R.R., and theTarascon for Louisville. Fortrelghl or pasfv.Te apply on board, or to F. M. HUMPHREY & CO., or DL'KK NICHELsON, BM3 tf Agents. Regnlar Tri-Weafcly Packet For Newburg, Omensboro,, Rockport, Grandview, llncesviltc, and Cannelton. The New and Light-Draught Steamer JPETROMA Wo. S, John II. Trlplett, Master; John A. Adams, Clerk, Leaves Evansvilie for the above and all way ports every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 10 A.r. Returning, will leave Cannelton every WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, aud SUNDAY, at ) A.M. For fielght or passage apply ou board, or to HUMPHREY, PATRICK. A CO., apr30 dtf Agents. Regnlar Evansvilie and Tennessee' River Packet. For Paducah, Johrisonvllle, and' Kastport. The fleet and splei.dld steamer SAM". ORE, ALLEN DUNCAN, Master; Guv Vinvakd, Clerk, Leaves Evansvilie for Kastport ftrul a'V Tennessee River way landings as a retrnlar weekly packet, every Haturday at. 4 m.,. taking fiei:;ht aud passengers at lowest racket rates, and givihgespeclal atUotlou U t lie fi lii n " of orders. For freight or pasxnge jppiv on lM),vrd. sel tf DUKE NiClIKLKON, Ai-nU JEWELRY, &C.: 31AI IV HT. WATCH JEWELRY, LOUIS IHTTROJLFi, DEALER IN Watches. JeAvclry, Silverware, Spectacles, Clocks, Plated Wara, GOLD PENS, &;., At the very lowest Eastern prices. Solid Silverware & Jewelry Made to order. Special attention given to repairing & ne Watches. A good stock of American ITatelse? Always on hand. IfelO d6m LEK BIVKELSPna, (Formerly of l. '.isvii:..-. Ki-i.tn, 45 v ..T'l' 0 1 1 IV 1 .V 'A? 1 . . V 4i vr Third Wui'!. bet wi en Mai Ev itiisvj He, Indiana. Kijsi atleiided to. Spel l il al t" Co! lect win, and J.,,.-i ss piouij. y I 0:1 paid ' .;-' '. t

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BT E A M BOAT PRINTING. Noprintin-j establishment Id the West has better facilities or greatei ability for doing fine Steamboat Printicsr. Our assortment of Job Type, though very lar-e and complete, is constant ly beincndded to, and our job department is under the personal supervision of one of the best Job printers In the United States, We are prepared to print Posters, plain or fancy. Bill Heads, Mills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Ticket, Bills of Fare, Mates' Tickets for Labor, Ac, Ac. Orders left witli either of the wharf-boats will be proraptly attended to. v Weather nnl Walr The weather yesterday was partly cloudy and hot, with the mercury above 80 all day. The wind blew lightly from the east, but was not steady, a dead calm falling at times, when the air was extremely close and sultry. The river during the twentyfour hours ending at 3 r, m. had risen sixte'en inches. The river is falling again at Cincinnati, and the rise here will be brief and unimportant. The Wabash is at a good stage and rising slowly, but old Wabash pilots do not apprehend an Overflow Of the natural , i banltS. Arrivals antl lejarlnreN. The arrivals and departures up to 3 P. M, yesterday, include On V the ,,r . Tt' i f-i t . VVauanita, .rittsburg to St. Lpuis; vv,u, tuutuou wiciuiu, Ada Lyon, to Oreen luver; Z inesvine, to Cairo; Morning Star. Louis- ... Vine to return. lIoalK It it (4 . , . . Among th9 lirst boats due here are il. PnmKn.UnJ c : . T WT the Cumberland, Irom Cairo; P. W. Strader and Riphmnnrl for MPW OLiauer auu JA-lCULUOna, I0f iieW CrieaBS; Virginia, Oliver cpray, "t -WT iiu.jr .m.ja.JLi, 1IUIU lien UllCilUS, Emma Floyd, from Nashville; Lawrence and Anna, from St. Louis; larm-UD anu rails Ciry, irom JjOUIS:tl. nt c n- -i t . lile; Charmer, trom Cincinnati; Ivobt, Hfnft. f- rnt,-:n. rr4f.i c a..vvsw1 v A1U.1UMI1L, Jtai IIU1U, J 1 U til G

reen River; Minneola, for Memphis: the st. diaries iu the man nw , theci.ai- - ' n, terof the latter expiring on the Mb, The in. Urr, irom Eastport; Champion, crew of the st, Charles wui goon tho

Sam for St. Louis HlNrfllniieuiiN t i n , JUSineS8 was QUll on tlie Wliart yesterday, with but few arrivals... The Wauanita passed down at 9 a.m. with a fair trip. She discharged some freight here The Mollie Norton brought up 113 hogsheads of tobacco and a number of bfioplc The Ada Lyon had a big trip on board at noon, and was firing up," preparatory to her departure for Rowling Crecn. She will be back and leave ofi time Saturday The Zanesvillo left shortly after noon for Cairo, where she will go on the ways, and when thoroughly repaired, will return here and load for the Upper Wabash. Captain William Rarrick, one of the best Wabash River pilots in commission, is at her wheel. The Zanesvillo would have been re paired here if the docks had been in proper condition. The proprietor of the docks will tako them to Paducah or Mound City, for complete repair, or will beach them on the rock shore below 'the Marine Hospital, and re pair them here. They should be put in thorough repair at once C.ipt. Perkins, in order to more thoroughly accommodate the people of Hender son and those along the 6hore between this city and Henderson, will leave Henderson with the pretry Mollie Norton every Sunday morning at 8 o'clock, arriving here in timo for the , ' , , , , people to attend church, and returning, will leave the wharf at G p.m. This will prove a great convenience to the people of Henderson and the lower bayou. , lioalM l.-a'vliiic To-IPiy, For Cairo The fleet, low-pressure Quickstep ia the regular packet for Cairo and all way ports at 4 o'clock to-day, having unsurpassed cabin accommodations. Captain II. T. Dexter commands, and Jack, GramWnltoii U Ponm'nrann orwH..Tn fe . Laugiuin are her clerks, the gives through receipts for freight OT pasaengers to all points South or West. The Quickstep is a great favorite along the coast. TOO. .LOUISVILLE. Ihe peerless Tarascon is the unrivaled packet for Louisville and all way ports at G o'clock this evening. She is a grand floating palace, and finely officered. The veteran Captain James Mather commands, and Miles 1). Warren and Jesse Jackson are her clerks, each urbane, attentive and obliging. For Owensboro and Cannelton. The new and excellent steamer Petrolia No. 2, Captain John II. Trip lets will leave at 10 o'clock to-day for Cannelton and all way landings, giv ing especial attention to filling orders and collecting chares. Captain Triplett, a courteous aud obliging gentle man, is in command. John Adams is in the office, and is a deservedly popular clerk. For CI reen River. Capt. Joe McRcynolds's new and beautiful steamer Hartford leaves for Woodbury and all Green River way landings at four P.M. to-day. She i3 a pretty boat, with elegant passenger appointments. Captain McReyooIds is a pleasant and worthy gentleman', untiriug in his efforts to build up the traJc of tho city, and should be well patronized. For Rowling Guekn. The fleet Falls City, Captain Robinson commanding, and Mr. Seeley iu the office, is due here to-day, cn route for Rowling Green. She has pleasant passenger accommodations. For Henderson. The elegant and fleet railroad transfer steamer, Mollie Norton, leaves for Henderson at 3 r.M. to-day, in charge of Capt. Charley I trkins, an accomplished officer, having decant accommodations ..for I t i ti. ..!., 1 i ti 1 I jjuoscujuia, 4-. v. iuiiiuu nun o . i T...1 . t i .1 i I A,ujie,twu I'leasauiecuucuieu, are nci rorks nnd wi 1 tive strict attention to ' ' . the comfort of passengers For New Orleans. The fleet and beautiful 1. W. Stradcr, ono of the best and most popular of the New ()... ! ;4,(s I- a: : , i r New Or ns and all way 1 c-t., to-day at ' !'. V. HliO .if.' ; a.- j:r; r apf.uiu'i:i':r.!s. Cipt. AU. fciu, a a xtfe'.Ubt stfan.Lati!nu r.rd a very j .!"" 3 r-;t n t ;.'vbt !.:r"ai, is in romnrin i. ; Stew-rt, courteous, tteu-

tive and oblieinp-, is her cfiicient clerk. Pu-scriirors and bhijipei s will receive every attention. ForAmusement. The fine steamer Fanny Drandeis vil lt:uvc the wharf at 8 o'clock this moini ir, on a plcanure picnic excursion, and wiil probably go to the grove at the foot of Henderson Island, where the day will be passed in rational social enjoyment, and where a picnic dinrer will be had. The affair Vf; 11 be under the auspices of the crew of the bot t, win expect all their friends to accompany them, tr at least as many an the boat will carry A delightful time is anticipated. j4-!ti)i iivrs irnm nnr i:.i' lmui;i-. FlTTsnUKQ. The Commercial of Monday says: The marks last evening indicated tlilit feel six Indies and rising slowly, 'ihe weat uer during the day w is hot On Saturday evening we bad hea vy ra lib. Trade on the lauding was dull, freights l.em;; scarce. Cincinnati. The C'iron cle, of Tuesday evening, says: The body of a boy, mppted to be t hat of 'Willie M.trllu mi. II of I 'm tit :i 1 n I.eLr Mmi-U'

I who was drowned on Friday near Neville, J Ohi o, was cau;;ht floating 1 u the river op. I no-alu Davtou. Kv.. ete dav alterno n. hy some boys, who turned it overtotho The Lewe'iim ins entered the ttade i.etween Paducan and t lai t yille as n Menu weekly packet, leaving Paduca-i Monday and Uhursday, aud Clarksvllle Tuesday and Friday. Louisville. The Courier-Journal of Tuesday says: The rivlr is stm rising at .this pofut.witu I seven leet nine inches water in thi canal, I five feet nine incl: es water iii the chute. I and lour feet nine Inches water on tho rocks last evening, a rine ot tin ecu Inches I since our last report. Wea her clear and Iwarin. iestcruay was generally onerveii as H noiidav. and no busiut ss of any conI si quenca was transacted. r,,,rin lha recent, evenr-dnn frln of thrt .. .. C I Morning Star to .Ml. ernon and return, I til I). HOW lllill Ulr IIIU'117 L' hy u,e comet, from some unexplained I spectois at ew iirieaus. .ilia pnoi. on I duty at. IMe uuw oi Hi" uiwmci hum ueen suspended pending invesm;..tioii. The new Ben. Franklin will leave for Cincinnati to-day and take the place id rmtiKiin. The cae of the nerrro Washington vs. the Keokuk PscKet e'mnpa ty. was cmiiI cluteil at lAUiucy rrmn.y. w iimi i n a o n I clalmeil damnges for being rehised a seal. at the first table, anil a state room, mid for being put ashore. The Ki 'ikuk Packet Company claimed t bat taey had sold him i.o such privileges, but si in ply a seat at. I he second table and a cot, and that they puL him ashoie to prevent him irom being thrown overboard by the passengers, w ho bad become incensed at h is h Item t I tig to lake a sera at I he llrst table. Atlliec.nclusiou of the testimony Washington dninlssed bis suit. The Belle, with .Noyes' ITn-icenl I'llv Circus on board, airived yeiieiduy, ami made the ascent ol the lain, and n lyim; at the city wharf. " Nkw Ai.han v Ckf-vknt Citv Silvkic I'.ANO. The Istlgrr of Muml ly pays the following well-deserved cm ipliment to ur famous crescent City Silver Band : The Crescent City silver B tin!, of Kvaus viile. under I he leadersh Ip of C.tpt. George Warren, assisted hy Prof, liifk. ci.me up on theTarascon F.iday i.ight, and j 1 1 t out city a Visit, serenading a number of our cili.eiis. Their excellent, iiitisu; was the subject of remark by every one u ho bad the good roriime to near i., ami ',!(- lallv was lb" playing ol ( apt tin Wam-ii highly commended. 'The Crescent I'll y Band Is a number one institution, and the people of Eviinsv 1 1 le have Just cause lo feel proua ut it,. Mevei ai nieinhers ol I tie isew Ainany silver i.ann met. the Crescent City liinn upon their arrival here, ami escoried them around the city ou theirseieiiadlng tour. We acknowledge the compliment ol a serenade. and will 'remark by way of pare nthc-is that MI verl horn has our a lit tu il ity lor saying the Credent. City Baud Is second to none In the State. Xl ill 12 ill ?ll.lIl4s. The Proprietor cf tlie Indian Springs, ia Martin Countv, Iiidiiiua, respectfully informs the Public that his house will u opeii itr visitor the 1st of June. nriiii:sK kprixus aiu: m i r 1 1 1; JL nine miles north of sn ai,s sr.. 11UN, on tlie uiuo hiih ivnsii (siiipi liaitroad, in a very romantic and ph i u i e-iii i legion, u li u nd iug In game and n--h, awell as mineral and botanical specimet s aud luilian Relics. The in.moui .lllli ItOCK, a natural curiosity of great luteiest, stands near the road on i lie way to the Station. The Mineral Water Is considered ly many persons as the most vai uu lile ol any lu the West: White Sulphur, Black sui-pllur.Sulpho-Chalybeate, Cha y bean , and Fre.-di Water and lu atiu nda n ;e. Analysis by Dr. Owen ol one or the springs shows the tol lowi ng pi ope it les : I' reo sillpliureiiea 1 1 u rogee , i aroomiio Of Mugnesla, Suljhalu Magne- ia, -lnci i small quantity, Carbonic A' id 'lis a trace, I ;nioilde sod mm, siiipn.iie ot mo i i. S U 1 1) Il a le Ll III e, ( III don a to i I hi mil, I i I i . ! ,.i,i., I u tut 1 1 ii i sum 1 1 ii n an 1 1 1 V . Alumina man quantt y. I curative agent and delicious St.mmer b-v-eraize. relei ence need on ly iu n laiie lo inn I nousa lids w ho have use l it. 1 1, lias in-en luiibd especially edlcaciotis lor Dyspeiisia in ai; its lorms; tor all disei ses ol tin Stomach. Howe s, Kidneys, i yes, skin: lor Diop-y, feuralgla, syphilis, Ivhenm.itlsm, ci of ula, a nd al I chionli-c ises, m il. Is au active atu emcient altki'.a ti v r.. Warm, ( old, and Tepid Slnwrr and Tub Jlaiiis Furiilstictl trtlie Miiirral Water. The Bowling Alleys and Milooti are In charge o' Mr. Cai tii.dv, of h Vatisvl Ii le, who will be ph ased to eaier lo the tastes and enjoy inent of all Ins old n lends, an I as ma ny new ones as may lavor him wnh their presence. Daily hacks will convey pa eng.-rs to ami from Ihe Springs, connecting wu h tho trains hot b ways on I he Oo lo and Missis sippi Railroad at Shoals station, ilaek-i will also run net ween himiioki, on inn Louisville, New Albany and t'lncu'" Kilruad, and the Springs. D. It. i'U ."H i il tJ I'., j-j opriei oi , The tilacc. with seven linndnd hcicj. Is for sale or lease lor a term oi years. June 17. dtlslaug THE CELEBRATED Sole "Agents FCR.THE.UfiUTED STATES) la for sale, at WHOLESALE and RETAIL, by HUDSPETH, ADA.U8 & CO. Junl5 dim XVeHC2 JaAvla .ir ii:;;s. mm:sK ,Ki.t:i;uTKi m'i:im;s JL have ehan-ed hands since ia-a waterseason. 'I lie house mis iicmi inoroinzb v relit led and Itirnisiieu vith n.'ur 1Itl r, With a wcll-f mulshed l u.le. and with battiiug-iooms ior com aid warm oaths. . A daily hack line irom Shoals stution ou the O. A M. Railroad, and a so t i Orleans, on t ho Lou is v I lie. New Albaiiv A. CIHewgo Rtilroad. to the spring, wnn ii daily mail to the SprbKs. Address RYAN .V TU "KKU. I 'l d-?n rp t ' i.. lb;" t Belli .; p

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