Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 3 August 1869 — Page 3

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TUESDAY., .... AUGUST ?,1363. .OSSTAitV & COMMERCIAL WEEKLY HEVIW. Financial. The lt-quiry for monej' Is Increasing and .-wheat bids are offering In the market. Tt-e Banks wl.l have, Judging trom present indications, full employment lor their means at the cuslomaiy rates of Interest' say 10 to 12 per cent. Short bl'ls are preferred, and in soma instances concession.3 are made in the rate or interest. Exchange on .New York is firm and active at par buying and yA premium selling. Gold Is steady : buying 135, and IDG sell" Ing. Government bond3 are higher: Buying. Selling. 6 per cent. Donus, lasi 5- 20'S, 1S;2 6- L'UN, 1SH. .......... 5-20'S, lvvi, ......... 5-Ws, lSOo, new 5-i."0's. !So7 i2n vi , lJL l-M lvi IJ5 VU 12.1 lift! 112 5 per eenU;l-40' .. ..11J Sner cent. 10-40s. suiali...lll) 1" Compound Interest Notes have all matured, bnt such notes as are offered are bought at per cent. off. The following quotations are from the office of W. J. Lowry Co., Bankers, No. 6 First Street. BAKKABUE FUNDS. U. S. Treasury Notes. National Bank Notes. CJfCtTRREJfT. 'ndlana Free Banks.- 10 to 25c ills. Missouri 10c " Kastern Bank Notes.- 10to20c " Planters' Bank.. - )c " Union Bank .. -30c " Ot tier Tennessee Banks bO to 9Uc ' Virginia, North and Sooth Carolina. Oeorgia, Alabama and La 10 to 90c " Slate Bank of Indiana. ...10c dls. State Bank of Ohio... - 10c " . GENERAL. RE MARKS. . The market in general is nearly unchanged. In the Dry Goods Market we notice a greater activity during the past week, and a good trade was done. Prices remain steady and firm at former quotations. The Grocery Trade has been fair, without aay changes in quotations. Provisions are in tetter demand and bacon has advanced. The trade In Drugs has been fair. Coal and Lard Oils have declined slightly. Quinine, Opium and Balsam Copaiba have advanced. In Liquors we report a moderate trade, wltti prices unchanged. The liueensware trade ba been qniet, but sales of last month foot np very favorably with July Of last year. Prices are lower now than then, and are steady at present. Fruit Jars are yet in large demand, wltti a short supply at the factories, but our merchants are doing their best to satlfy the wants of their customer. In Boots aud Shoes and Hats and Cap?, trade has been fair without a change In quotations. , PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE. , Mess Pork 833 00 ' Bacon ; BhouIders.... ...... .1 lie Clear Sides ........................ 19 ftia.'o Ciear rUb Sides.. ...........lxa'5 Plain Canvassed Hams 19 m'M c Sugar-Cured cauvassed Uw&...'t4Vio Lard, tierce .-.....i9,'iil9;sc 2uia2i c Orain Wheat Prices are unchanged Old 90o for Mediterranean, and Si 10 for English; new Tennessee or Rock wheat, J I (XSl 10. Corn is firm at ft5oi70c in ear; shelled, "3iSoc in new burlaps. OaU, firm at 70j"5c in new burlaps; from wagons loose, 5oig60c. , : Flocb We quote City Mills new white family flour at 87 25jj7 50; new red wheat fami'y at SG23J0 50; low and medium grades of old flour scarce and in very fair demand at f 4 00jj8 0), owing the quality. COR Meal Kiln dried nominally 84 23 1 50 per barrel. None In market. Hay Baled, 817520 per ton, according to quality, and dull. Bkax-Is held atSlSjLV 00 per ton SiirFSTtrrF 525 00;32S 00 per ton. - Seed Potatoes Peach Blows, SOcSl 00 per barrel; awful dull. Salt Fair demand; small barrels at 82 23, and large 82 75 per barrel. Gunxiks New block resewed is held at CO-lc; good quality of second-hand old at laJSc, and dull. Seed Clover, 810 00; scarce; demand 11 ht; Timothy, S3 (jojj3 75. Flax Seed, 81 75 a2 CO; according to quality ; orchard grass 81 8.'i;redtop, 81 '25. Ukeen Afples-DuU ; 81 COJl 50 per barrel, according to quality, iOhasge.sa.nd LKtG'3 Light supply and In fair demand at 87(tiS 00 por box. Rye Straw Straight, lu bundles, 815 per ton. DRY GOODS. . , , iiaOWJt SHKKTIXGS A5D SlhuTIXOS. Atlantic A, sheetings, I7c; Stark A, do. 17c; Canuelton, do., lc; Evant-ville 4 1, 16Jic; Lyman C, 4-4, ltJJie; Abbott B, 4-4, 15c; Thompsonviile, 4-4, 14c; Ashland, 11c. Bleached Sheetlnos and Shirtings. Lonsdale 4-4, 20c; Hill's 4-4, 20c; Ballou 4-4, 17'ic; Ballou, 7-8, 15c; Boott, 4-4, ISc; Waltham S, 4-4, 19c; Branch River, 4-4, lGc: Rockville, 7-8, 13c; Sagamore, 3-4, He; Canoe 11c. Prists Merrlmac W, llSc; Merrimac, D, at 13 Jc; Sprague'a 13c; Ashford's, 13c; Simpson's 13c; American, at 13c; Dimnel's. llc; Amoskeag, 12,lic; Lowell, 12c; Troy, 9c Tickings Cones toga Extra 4-4, S2,'c; Gold Medal 4-4, OT, 4-4, 25c; CCA Dress Goods Wool Delaines, 35i5o; Fancy Delaines, 15i320c; Amures, 22c; Oriental Lustres, 250c; Lawns, 1,400, 20o; Lawns, 1,600, 25c; Jaconet, 3035c ; French Jaconet, 3534?c. 1iscellaseou3 Skirt Braids, 80c; oaVs and Clark's Spools. 81.00; Green A Daniel's S els, 50c; 2-bnshel Bags, 40 350c; 2!i-bnsh Bags, 5"U5e; 3-bush Bags, 6TJa 75c; Raleigh Skirts, 813 50; per dozen; Gilbert's Skirts, 822 50 per dozen; Pontusle Skirts, 8 J0 CO per dozen. GROCERIES. COFIEK. Common ItlO Fair ltlo - Frime Rio Choice Rio....-.-......... .Java -. - Lasuyaia - SUGAR. Cuba New orieans...Dernarara - - Kxtra C - A cottVe.. - M co tree - ii rds Po-dered sugar . UMnu"ta'ed - TEAS. Elack-Soi'us t)oio'J v; " Cireen-Yoonjlyson Imperla ' Guupowd.'-r Hyson . 1IOLASSE3, New Orleans choice. New Orleans lermentlng.. Honey Kyrup - Stewart's Syrup 19 a20 21 R23 -..2-i;;a-2" , .23aUtf 3ti a: -.2IXa20 13 &m:ta 14 alic 15'al6 c 15?ial3 c lti'-alo-Jic , lH'al'i'ic 17'ial7V4c lTI-irtnc 17;aai7io tlOMifl 00 81 (wal 2.5 1 40al 00 1 25a 1 5 1 bOal 93 1 loal 50 85 ,.....7W af) aHO as-5 ..87 a90 ...81 10a I 15 Silver Drip... Chester Drip .70 a7a c CANDLES. Full Weight. ltoz. Vi oz. ....i!c;-4c lsc ....id alO1 CAMDV. Fancy Barber Pole -- Madison . F.rkenbechei's ;rystt - - Corn -, - -.... MACKEREL Ko. 3. in bids Sl'i ..25 10 -) C,a7 c ... 7 a7J c ...llaia c ...liykai2 c al8 M a 9 50 a 2 50 a24 00 alJ 50 a 3 10 a30 (0 al5 50 a 3 25 No. ii, In half No. 8, in kitti. No. 'I, in hbls Vo. 2, lu half bbls . No. In kitta ..- ... No. 1. in bbis No. 1, in half bbls.. So.l,iakl- -- WHITE FI3II Half bbl Kilts - '" Box-.. CAP. Palm - " Brown Krasive.. Yellow Eraalve Olive -. - Uermau Aiottied Cierman Piaiu...... S 50 i V5 2:1 0o ll w 'I M :IA 00 i4 50 3 15 89 00 2 25 a 9 10 a 2 50 ....G5 a75 " c 8 a Kc 6 7 a 7 c a 1Y.i 9 a i)XAo .lO'-iall o . i)54 alO c COTTONS. Varus, 70 .. ...16Vi17 ...lSial

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No. l...... No. 2 White Colored S35 a31 a!5 33 a 50 CARPET CHAIN CH EE: iK. ...1(3 ..17 ...18 ,1S ai7 aiy a 19 Hamburg .... -. Factory .... Dairy - TAR. Carolina bbl - do half barrels do kegs Pine keg-! VITEGAK. Bb!s KICE. Carolina choice-...; tlo prime - Eau?oon do - ., choice ,.S0 a5 50 5a4 50 47Sa50c ...87 50a 8 50 ...11 allO lOall c ... a.'aio c ...10 alOJc Patna c VVISDOW GLASS. SX10 Glass . ......... ........83 25a3 40 9X12 do - 3 40a3 50 19X12 do 3 40art 50 9X14 do - 3 50a3 75 10X11 do - 3 50a3 75 9X15 do 3 75ai 00 10X15 do S 75a4 00 9X10 do 4 00a4 25 10X16 do . 4 00a4 25 10X18 do 4 25a4 50 MAILS. 10p to lip 84 50a4 60 8p..... 4 75a4 85 Bp . . 5 Ooaa 10 ip... 5 25a5 35 3p ..; .... 6 U0a 25 lOp Fecce . 4 50a4 60 8p Fence . - 4 75a4 85 Spikes, fY to 6 inch 4 75a4 85 WOODEN WARE. Buckets Oak . $2 50 a 2 CO "half " - ... 2 40 a 2 50 No. 1 Weil Backets 8 00 a 8 50 No. 2 " " .. 7 50 a 8 00 Red Cedar, two-hoop-....... 10 SO all 00 " lron-bonnd 6 5i) a 7 00 " half Iron-bound - 5 50 a 6 00 " .Brass " 850 a 9 CO Sugar Bucket, rack . 4 25 a 4 60 bail " " 3 00 a 8 25 No. 1 Tubs.- . 12 00 al2 50 No. 2 10 00 alO 50 No. 3 " 8 50 a 9 00 Nests, tdsjht... . 4 7.5 a J00 " three-..; 3 00 CHURNS. White Pine, 18 to 20inches.. Painted - Red Cedar, 18 inches..... fl 50 12 60 15 00 17 00 2 75 al2 00 aiaoo aieto alSOO a 800 is Wash Boards ... DRUGS AND LIQUORS. Alcohol, 98 per cent 8 2 25 Lard oil, No. 1 winter strained. " No. 2 " Linseed oil . - .. Coal oil ............ Castor oil scarce at.. ...... ......... . Soda, Eoglish " American....-......-...-. White lead 100 lbs Q,ul nine oz....... Morpbint) " ....... Opium " ..... 1 40a 1 45 1 3oa 1 0a 1 10 SOaSlc. . 3 25a3 50 tria7o 6HaB)c 9 Ooal4 00 i a 2 50 10 25alU 50 14 00a 14 75 1 10a 1 ooa Kaisaio copal Da.. Camphor Armlstend's Ague Tonic i doz... Cloud's Invlgofaiin2 Cordial Tri 7 ooa ...... dozen - 8 00a Jatamansl Hair Restorative dozen 6 50a .. Liquoas We quote as follows: new copper distilled whisky 81 50 2 25; one to two years old 83 00(34 50; highwtnes 81100; rectified 85x331 00 as to proof; common Bourbon and Rye, 81 35 2 50; and Brandy, 81 3533 00; Holland gin 81 5032 50; imported brandy 812 00 815 00; Old Port, r. 503 50; imported gin, 86 50f7 50. Buildiso Materials. Th e demand Is very good and market firm. Prices remain about the same. We quote: Sash, 5o to Ho per light; Doors, 82 75 to 84 50 each; Blinds. 82 0 to $3 75 per pair; Nails, 84 75 g5 00 per keg for lOd ; Glas,, S3 40 to 85 00 per box; White Lead, 82 00 to 83 75 per keg; Lime, 70c to 81 00; Cement, 82 502 75. IRON AND HARWARE. Common bar sizes Round andScluare Horse Stioe Heavy Band Hoop and Light Band Oval . Halt oval and hall round TIN PLATE AND TINNERS' Tin plate I C box4 ... 4 (ft 8fi G4 6 ... 5 (c y ... 6A12 . 5'i,a 7 . &y j w STOCK. 813 75 17 13 13 25 ........ 18 75 14 75 40 45 80 . 49 11 Charcoal. oo I X. do do I C roonne... I X-oorlng do 1 C 14xa bTst. Copper sheet lb Copper bottoms .... .Metallic Dottoms.... Block tin. Die Lead American. Rt Sheet Iron, 10 to 17.. 8 is to 23.. " 21 to 20., 27 by ,.OJk All sheets over 23 Inches wide, lia S lb extra. i AXES ASfl BRASS KET1LES. ' Axes, Mann's, $13 50; Lippincott's, 814 50; Simmons', 815 00: Diamond Edae. 813 50: Bkiim Keltle, 6 c per pound. FIUTIT JARS. MARK, WARREN & CO., DIBECT IMPOUIKES of Glasswate and China, Xo. 23 SOUTH FIRST ST. EVANS VI LLE, IND. Xxnit, Jars. li'iiit Jars. nrff VIEW OF THE ANTICIPATED JL extra large irnit crop of the present season, we contracted In March for an unusual stock oi FRUIT JAS of BEST BRANDS: but as SALES HAVE ALRKADV IjAROELY EXCEKDKD OUR MOST SANUUINE EXPECTATIONS, w would advise customers to SKND IH XII KIR ORDERS EARLY. Glaus manu facturers eenerally stop making in hot weather (say June), thus cutting orT the supply, and doubtless Jars will grow scarce as the season advances, and PRICES CORRKSI'ONDINULY HIGHER. We have the following excellent brands: UMAX'S l'ATKXT SELF-SKALEIi. Tin cap. In one piece. Rubber band out side the jar. Greatly improved since last year by a new opener, made in one piecevery simple; thus overcoming the only objection ever urged against this very popular jar. Has been in great demand for ten years. "HEKO" GLASS JAR-. Self-sealers; screw top and rubber band. rue rubber does not come in contact wild the fruit. HEAVY KING GLASS J.VKS. Tin top, wire fastening. 1IKOWX EARTHEN JARS. Best glazed. Tin top, wire fastening. WNo charge for boxes when ordered in full packages. Quarts, 6 dozen in a box; Bet Red Sealing Wax. in 5 pound pack ages, to suit, tiie heavy rm;j and blown eanueu jars. uu direction for ptepaiing fruit and scauug jars accompany eaci package. bend in your Orders at ones I Junl c o o c tllV ADYE htiseme. ts . Notice to Opea Cut an Alley in mots. 51. JulyW.ISO'J. Ordered, tfcat six weeks' public notice by advertising In the Kvansville L.tily JnnrnHl.be triven that, on the bth aay o September, lt69, the Common Council of the city ot JEvansville will make an order for oneninsr out an alley in Block 1. situ ate between Second Avenue and Third Avenue, and exteudlcg from Sixth Street to Franklin Street, la the town of I amasco City, now City of Kvansville. Said alley to be of the width of twelve (12) feet. aud the west line of said alley to be one hundred and nineteen (11U) feet distant from Third Avenue, and parallel with said Third Avenue. And should any person aifurieved. at anv time within six week3, apply to the Common Council lor repress, oy pennon or remonstrance leu with the Clers of the Common Council and containing a utatement of the injuries compiaineaci ana uia amount uemanaeu Wiereicr, saia petition or remonstrance will be considers d, heard, and determined by the Common C.ancll, on the etli day Cl September, 109. And it is further ordered, that the Clerk record in the Minute Book of the Council tun plat of said mock iso. 81, with the sur rounding streets, shonrluir the location width, aud icuttth of said alley, which p at w.ij qui vcjur. A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk, By F, A. McUbiff, Iiepulv. Cily Clerk' OiUce, EvaBsville, luly 22d uyzjuuwj union copy.

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JOHN S. M'COBKt. JOHN P.TTIED. SIcCORSLS & TWEED, Contractors and Builders, And Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Brackets, &c, Ac, Cor. WALNUT V EIGHTH STREETS. EYA! SVIL1JK, ISD. 9 All orders will rocelve prompt attention fu3 d3ni BUILDERS' ; SIBUI 'l!:noo pub inn8A. naaiio :aoa;o pas tuooiais saDtfd.suainpBjnnBm jb 8i-fj8 pa pun qstajnjt tlvo pu '-oy sajJo BaiinBre eiqiwpi ij-Bn-jwig pas hbjibii nojj paB eirs paziaiqJK 31IS 8n -jooh jo oois adiBi pnq no 8Aq o. SIY1S TIXTAIlSKJiXJ T IKOKS.1A joj BiaaSv ei 3A ojBMpj'sq jsaajBi oqi tjllA )dai03 Xnn; -s,-eD3D3 n iuqi noX 8uiinssB 'aan aqj ui 8uqj.C43A3 aaisjadmoo 'jHVAiaHVH 'KaiUHlU jo aois eSit ano 01 non -naii jno.f no CiaBinoiUBd pinoM a 0? "ssoisa ami flJiiaHToaHaHiY3iA 'ONIHOOli 'SHITI 'SaiONIHS spn nit jo S3HSINHVA ! sp-aix pms sezit tl P SSY19 aapjo oj put pawq no . - 05 "o? 'sjesni-Ba 'BaTUBij 83!rrpiiio '(episirj pnB epjs'juo) spuiia ..qwg 'siooa jo eaii aqi u SatqiXisAa sjuj -owjnaca 04 pjdajd nj pat 'saats rensn oqi I IB jo -b puBq no deex 9 A : pus 'spujia 'S 'siooq isn eoiJrT jno'aouondd no laoS Pjbmjo; o) ddq jsotn eq Ifeqa 9J1 'no Aq pojinbaj SutqijCas sastidaioo isti ino j 'inqi no-C aajanasv eaaaiiadxe sao qiiAv gaosai aiq) 'sssaig pat (Bnb spi3 -91 s 'saspiiuq jo noiio;BH8 eqi 01 oioox eati jno rj sapnis qsiajuj a bo oj. B3Ald&inO 19)Vf 'jOpunq pUB -ocjna-ora 'ainuqaaux sb eaaaiJadxa ,9iv 9AB-iiaaMi mojj pa :XaBjaJs v ebtj9 ail 3apnxi eBtu bash 'osuoqaao jCuu q paid cu 1 8 diojaq idAaa nouvaiqaioa sasjadraoo iaaniqsnqt)sa itio Satpunq nj peJinbaa SUq.03Ae qsiajnj 01 esodojd A. sti -q pauq no ida pa joj pomi OBjnaBtu siBiJajBp; Saipnng jo isn jaiaq 01 nonuans ano n3 Jiijnjioodtwj 8M. . TRIBLE, MIER3 & j ; Contractors and Builders, I , And Proprietors of the Southern Plauiug Alill, . : ... X , Manufacturers of and Dealers in ! SASH, DOORS; BLINDS, FRAMES, Iiracktts, Mouldings, And all kinds of work for building purposes. ; Dealers in FLOORING, WEATHRKBOARDING, DRKSSKD & UNDKESSKD X.U AlXSClv. . All kinds of . . ' STEAMBOAT AND CDSTON WORK Done promptly. Corner Water and Goodsell Streets, Opposite Lamasco Wharf, ' apr30 EVANSVILLE. IND. I.U3IIiKIl lAmilEIt ! T11K ttUJUNCKIUKU CONllBil'KS the Lumber Business at his old stand at the corner or Main ana beventu btreeis. and would respectfully inform the publw that his stock is large and second to nou' in the assortments, embracing Flue 01 t thicknesses and Quality, from the nicThird Common fcaginaw Board up . Three-Inch First Clear Flank. Also. 500 DOORd of various thlckne . and styles, and 10,000 Liunm Window Bash, Pine and Poplar Shlnlt and i -feet Lalli, Mouldings, Casinr Quarter-Round, Ac, Ac. oraera from tue country, river or filled promptly. WIILIV1X IIXTlVlNXai-. ' itANUFACTDRElt OF : Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Ac. and Dealer In Pine and Poplar Limber, Slitagles SIDING, IXOOKISG, Ac Office and Factory, Corner Filhand H'oiria. Street, tvansvine, xnu. Orders from abroad promptly attended to malUdtf DHUGGISTS. JOUN LAI Wholesale and Retail Drags Medicines, Paints, Oils, Brushes, etc.. MAIN ST., bet. Second and Third, ; Kvansville, in. Particular attention given to CUTTING WINDOW OLAHS to any Kire. jnnli dll PHALOX'S "firHUS LOTION" For Beautifying the S41n and complexion. Removes all Eruptions, Freckles, PI tupleMoth Blotches, Tan, etc.. and renders the sfein ot, fair, and blocmung. For Ladle in the Hursery it is InvaluFor Gentlemen after Shaving H has no an Lotion" is the only leliabl remedy for diseases and blemishes of the Sfein. PHALOX'M PA&1II-4.N SOAP" toi the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, will not chap the skin. Price 26 cents per cafce. I'LOK IE MAYO." l l.UK It H. MAVO." A I?ew Perfume for the Handkerchief. KXulslte, Uellcp.te, Lasting Fragrauce. PHALt)N 4 aOMiNew Vorn. Slid by ail drutftJisU. IJy d

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F O U "N D R "F, Manufacturers and Builders of STEAM ENGINES, CIRCULAR SAW-31ILLS, Grist and Sugar JliUs, ' Tobicco Screw Gumming Machines, Distillery and Mining Machinery, Malt Mills, Corn Shellers, House Fronts, Cellar Grates. IRON & BRASS CASTINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ' ' " MACHINERY - OF ALL KINDS MADE AND KEFAIRED. EZALIR3 IN BELTING, FIRE BEICKS. STEAM GAUGES, AND WROUGHT- ' IRON PIPES. .... ' ' s 1 " OLD MATERIALS BOUGHT, c We have the facility of the best machinery and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to ns our indivldnai atteu tlon; till orders promptly: warrant our work; and charge reasonable prices. ' oifice a0 Jtotjkdby: CORNER FIRST & LEET STREETS, EVANS VILLE," INI). L ; ' i ... ,.--. ' ( N.B. Workmen sent to all parts to nt np work and do repairlug. feiM 8CHULTZS, THTJMAJT A CO. RE I T Z . t ' r , ' Crescent Foimclry, . Corner or Canal and Ingle Sts., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES, STEASJ BOILERS : .7 ' ' ' r- : .... ,: iV j Portable Circular Saw Mills, ! Machinery of. every liesc-rlpUon t DEALKR3 IX. ' BELTING, ! ; , STEAM G AUGERS, - . ,.: , FIRE BHJ CK, IF RO UGH T IRON PIPE, dc, dc R8pairing'doiia at Short Notice. Also agents for ' - ' Stillwell's Patent Heater and Lime Catcher. . nov7 ly ' lMr.c'.KMil U Kral A Hur Wr.fHeinrur ltd Hnn.tr.- rTEAK SNULNSS'ANI BOHJEES saw and;.: u'Riai5-- MILL MACHINERY. . ? . - iCVA.NWViL.L.K, IXL, MHEK-r 1 aN and Ooi-rEk Vv'oaa uiau order ou short notlco. . , ; UtOA AMD JJXAHH VJLtlTiXU. of everv description. Dealers in Hteam Oanges, Horn Beltti.e Fire Bricks, Wrought ..-ou Pipes, liolU:. Cloths. Ac. at manuiactarers' prlc.-w. KKPAlRlNti, Joue at short Hotter,

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I Having rc-samed my former DUMiiess, i. wouiu tiereoy inror:n my oid patrons and the public I eenerally that I am prepared to deliver GOOD (.'LEAN COAL on siiort notice. Coal in all cuset must be paid Icr wl&n ordered. Agent for the celebrated PARADOSE COAL,. I J OS. THOMAS. Office in American House, g novd dly FAHNLEY, EUfiN t CO.,' Western Brewery, Manufacturers of Lager Beer, Ala, and Porter, In barrels, half-barrels, kegs and bottles. OFFICE Xo. S5 3IAIX ST., ,EYAXSriLLE, IXDIANA. nov7 ly BLYTIIE HYNES, ATTOIIXEY-AT - UW. OFFICE THIRD STGEET, In WALKER'S BUILDING. novl4 ly WHEELER BIGGS, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Cor. First and Sycamore Sts., EVANSVILLE, IND. novll ly Dr. Jas. C. Bierbower, RESIDENT BEXTIST, OTc No. 10 FIRST ST., Between Main and Locust, Returns his 1 hanks for the liberal patronage received during the past five years, and hopes by fair dealins 10 merit a continuance of the same. Chloroform administered Trhen desired. (oc28dly W. WACHS, I , And Blank Book Manufacturer, And Dealer in School Books, Pictures and frames, Mirrors, Loofc- ,. lng-Ulasses, French Glass, Ac., OLD BOOKS UE-BOUXD. IfO. 7 MAIN STREET, ' ' (HEDDEBICB'S BLOCK,) - EVASSVILLE INDIANA. nov31y , C. H. CttAMXBL. ' Jacob Salat, (Formerly eaUsman at J. B. Bicker's.) CRAMER & 8ALAT as ot H Ilave Just opnned a splendid stock ol BOOTS ASD SHOES, In a part of Schapker, Bussing ft Co. 's large store-room. Their stock Is complete, and goods will be sold ciii3A.i?. ?; If you want good bargains, call. apr29 d3m GEO. A. JIITTnULftT, SXALZB IK WATCHES, JEWELRY Gold Pens, Spectacles, iDyeslasses, Silver and Plated Ware, Watch and Clock Material, So, 61 M A IN ST., Bet. tiecond and Third. KVAKSVU 1.B, IiTD. Watches and Clock Repaired and warranted. Chas. Aktes, wl ' Geo. A. KIUrolff. ; I oca dly petel: yieuling, druggist, And Dealer in Paints. Oils, VARNISH OX, DYE-STUFFS, WINDOW Ut.AHH, bURUICAL lASTKUJlEXrS, Pare WllieM mid UruiuIieM, And all popular Patent Medicines ot the age. NO. a North Water Street, I.VANVlLtE.. INDIANA oc29 ly DR. F. L. DAVIS,1 Ilomceopatiilc Physician. Ofiice on Second Street, between Main and Locust. oe28 dly DR. E. J. EHRMAN, UoincBopatlilc Physician. Office No. 19 Second Street, between Main and Locust. Offlce Hours From 8 A.M. to 12 ir., and 1 to 5 p.m At his residence, corner of Seventh and Chestnut Streets, after night. oca dly Osborne, 27 liocust Street. Osborne, SIGN PAINTEPw Osborne's Sliov, Curds. kom Junl2 dtf Evansviile Eusiness College, Corner MAIN A TUIItD ST S., ETAXSVILLE, I5DIANA. Book-keeping, Penmanship, and Mathematics made specialties. bession both day ar.d evening. For circulars, giving terms, Ac, or specimens of Penmanship, address WCLLSKLIXER, novll y Proprietors. rs CO m -i X GIBSON & WELSH, PLUMBERS, DEALERS IN Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Water Clcsets, : HOT ANI COLD BATHS, Shower Eatlis, Fores and lift Pumps, ALE PUMPS, WROUGHT IRON PIPES, C. Water introduced into country dwellings from cisterns or we'ls, eivlng all the onveuiences of a city supplied with water vorka. No change of range on stove required to heat the water. J Locust Street, EVANSVILLE. IND. jpreiieli liiclt Springs Tiif.sk (i:i.r.BRVii;i sphiaus have chanaed hands since last waterlut; season, 'the house has beeu thoroughly refitted and furnished with new furniture, with a well-furnished table, and with bathing-rooms for cold aud warm baths. BAdallyhack line from Shoals Station on theO. & M. Railroad, and also lrorn Orleans, ou the Louisville, New Albany it Cnlcago Italiioad, to the spr.njjs, with a daily mail to U-e Bprinss. Hack charges Iioin Shoals to the Springs reAdders 1 W' RYAN & TUCKER. Jy2 d2m

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The elegant Passenger Steamer SAFIBA! Mo. 2 Lkie Howell, Master: I'.ouert ilcMrriiAN-, Clerk, Leaves for the above and all intermediate points every MONDA Y nt 4 o'clock p.m. Orders for l'inf Lumber, cli-.spj or tindressed, or for Tennessee Pig iron, filled promptly, and at lowest rates. For freight or passas atp!v on board, or to HUMPUHtV, PATlilCK & CO., oC-'Sdtf Agents. R?2iilar Evans villa. Greon Eiver, and Hartford Packet. The beautiful new Steamer Joe HcReyxoliis, Master, Will ply as a rezular packet between Evansviile and all points on Green River, and on Rough reek to Hartford. Will leave Evansviile every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 5 p.m. mhll dtf Dexter'a Independent low-pressure Packet Sv UuicKsiep, cKaH. T. Dkxteb Master, Leaves Evansviile for Cair every 5IONDAY and THURSDAY, at i p.m., positively, connecting at Cairo with tit. Louis Memphis, and New Orleans packets. no21 dtf DUKE NiCHELSON, Agent. Regular Tuesday aad Friday Packet for radncaa ana Uairo. The finely appointed steamer !T9 CXJAII31i: RLAND, War. A. Lowtii, mmw; Mabiow Wkiqht, Clerk, Will ply as the regular Tuesday and Friday packet for Cairo and all way landings. Leaves Evansviile every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 4 p.m. Leaves Cairo every WEDNESDAY and 8ATURDAY, at 5 p.m. Through billsof lading given for freight over the Mobile fc Ohio Railroad. For freight or passage apply on board, Or lO W . tj. KtlU WA A CO.. or DUKE NICHELSON, AeenU. Jyl5tf ETaasviHe, Henderson & Nashville Railroad Transfer Packet. The fleet and splendid sidewbeel steamer Mollie Norton, CHARLEY PERKINS, Master; ': A. O. Lup.lano, Clerk, Will ply aa a reznlar packet between Ev anavilleand Henderson, oderiug unequaled accommodations to travelers and Knip pers. Leaves Evansviile daily at 3 p.m. Leaves Henderson dally at 7J4 a.m., in akin sr ciose connection with the E. & C. R.R. FARE Through and way passengers only BO cents. JanI7dtf W. G. BROWN 4 CO., AeenU. Regular Evansviile and BowlingGreen Packet id The fleet and elegant Packet ADAL.YON, W. S. Vanmetek, Master; ' ' , Lkoi'old Kahx, Clerk, Leaves Evansviile for BOWLING-GREEN every TUESDAY, at 4 p.. Leaves Evansviile for WOODBUET every SATURDAY, at 4 P.M. For freight or passage apply on board. nov24 dtf ForPaducan and Cairo. . Regular Wednesday and Saturday Packet. The magnificent side-wheel steamer A. M. Dcsouchet, Master; Wiu. P. Fowr.KH, r,,.VD Geo. Nichelson, tierl"' Leaves Evansviile every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY' at 4 p.m. Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and SUNDAY at 5 p.m., making ciose connections at Cairo with first-claws packets for Hu Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans. Connects at Evansviile with the E.AC. R.R., and the Taracou for Louisville. Forfreight or passage apply on board, or MJ JV. xl u .M rn ivrj X S CO.. or DUKE NICHELSON, sel2 tf Asfents. Kegxilar Tri-Vfoskly Packet For Ncwourg, OirenaLoro, Rociport, Gratidview, Ilatcesville, ami Cannelton. The New and Light-Draught Steamer John H. Trlplett. Master; . ! John A. Adams, Clerk, Leaves Evansviile for the above and all way ports every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 10 A.M. Retnrning, will leave Cannelton every WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, and BUNDA, at 6 A.?.r. For fielht or passage apply on board, or to HUMPHREY, PATRICK k CO., apr30dtf Agents. Regular Evansviile and Tennessee River Packet. For ra(?acab, JoliiisonTlIle, and Eastport. The fleet and splendid steamftr SAM. ORE, ALLEN DUNCAN, Master; Ouy Vinyakd, Clerk, Leaves EvanHville for Eastport and all Tennessee River way landings as a regular weekly packet, every Saturday at 4 p in., taking freight and passengers at lowest packet rates, and uiving especial attention to the flllin ot orders. For freight or passage apply on board. sel tf DUKE NiCHELSON, Agent. MAIN JST. WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE - ! LOUIS I55TTItOI.Fi ! BEALEil in - Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Spectacles, Cloelis, Plated Ware,' GOLD PENS, 4c, At the very lowest Eastern prices. Solid Silver n arc & Jewelry Made to order. . Special attention given to repairing flue Watches. A good stock of ; American Watches Always on hand. Ot3 MAIN JST. IfelO dCm OS GLIOK & S0IIWABTZ, Xo. 14 Konlli Yini Street (Chanelek's Dx-ock,) Hoop Skirt Manufactory, and CORSET HOUSE, BK.U.EKS IV SOTIOSS cfc FANOY Ooods, wheie you can get the above articles at very low prices. All Hoop Wkirt-s bought from us will bo repaired u charge. We solicit the liberal patronage oi the public in the vicinity. N.K. Those living at a distance desiring Hoop Skirts will take the following measures, s nd we will guarantee a good fit: No. 1. Measurearound the waist; No 2 Length; No. 3. The largest wiilth around ; No. 4. The price you wish to pay. All orders will be promptly attended to, and sent to any point by express. Remember the place : UL1CK. & SCHWARTZ. apl3 d3m Opposite the Opera Uou te

re I'our'h trjft j f TEAMISOAT Pn JNTINU ' No printing esta-bllshmelli 'n tb West I has better iacllitie or grelirt ability lor doing fine Steamboat Print ! na. Our assortt o-iit of Job Type, though vrv l.trsce and ; rum plete, is constantly bfinn''Wrd to, p.nd : our mh department is uuiler Hie p. r-totial ' supervision of one of the b-st.,1oi printers ' u tha UuiLed States. We a r' prepared to l.iint I'osters, plain or fmey, .Hill HfalH, iiils Lading. Cards, Oeck and .Meal TicfcMS Bills of Fare, Males' Ticket tor Labor, Ac. Orders left with eltir-r of the wiuii'I-boats will be promptly atUi'ded to. Wcntlier nutl Wider The weather yesterday va3 clear and warm, the mercury standing at 00 at 2 p. if. The river is still fall- ? irjg, v.ith a good stage of water for the largest boat3. Arrivals aud Depar Inrf x. The arrirab and departures up to 3 P. M. yesterday, include the Rapidau No. 2, from Tennessee Uiver; Sam. J. Hale, Memphis to Cincinnati ; towboat Peytona. isew Orleans to Louisville; towboat Jim Watson, from Tennessee Itiver; Tarascon to Louisville; Cumberland, from Cairo. XIlacellaneoDs. T3ie A. J. Baker and barges passed down The Tarascon had a good trap out yesterday The towboat Jim Watson, while on her way here from Tenncsseo Iiiver ran against a sims, which knocked down one chimney, went through the pilot house, and came very near knocking the safe the into river. She dropped down to the Lv masco wharf to repair, and, will be a '.I right to-day. iitoall Leaving- To-.loj. For Cairo. The prompt and reliable Cumberland is the regular packet far Cairo and all way points to-day at 4 p. M., having excellent ttccommoc't&tions and capacities for passengers and shippers. Captain Billy Lowth, one of nature's noblemers commands, and the ofiice is in charge of tb2 accomplished and obliging yousg gentlemen, Marion Wright and Brace Hunter. For Louisville. The beautiful Palestine is the regular packet for Louisville at G P. M. to-day, and is one of the most pleasant boats in the business. Captain Frank Hurry is her experienced commander. Phil. B. Branham, a highly accomplished and most estimable young gentleman, is her chief clerk, assisted by Billy Hawes, a clever, accurate, and oblig ing gentleman. ; For Green River. The splendid Ada Lyon is the regular packet for Bowling Green, and all way ports on Green Iiiver, at 4 p. ai. to-day, and is a deservedly popular steamer. Capt. W. S. Vanmeter, an experienced navigator, is in command, and Leopold Kahn is her pleasant and agreeable clerk. The Ada Lyon is in excellent condition. Fob Cannelton. Tho high headed Petrolia No. 2 leaves for Cannelton and all way ports at 10 o'clock this morning, giving especial attention to way bubiness and the filling of orders. She sails in charge of those pleasant and courteous gentlemen, Capt. John Triplet and John A. Adams, who will make a "trip up the river extremely pleasant. For Eastport. The fleet and ele gant Itapidan No.I2 leaves at 4 o'clock P. M. to-day, for Eastport and Flor ence, and is one of the most pleasant and popular packets that comes to our wharf. She is commanded by Captain Lee Howell, a highly accomplished and experienced officer. Robert McMechan is her affable and pop ular clerk. Give theRapidan a rous ing trip to-day. ' For Henherson. The fleet and finely appointed Mollie Norton is the regular railroad transfer packet, and leaves for Henderson at 3:15 o'clock, promptly, having elegant accommoda tions for passengers. Capt. Charley Perkins, A. O. Durland and C. J. Boyle are her popular and obliging officers. Uleaniuira fom oar Exclinnice. ; Louisville. The Conner-Journal of Saturday says: The Pink VaTblo will aro on the canal docks to-day for repairs, after wnum sue will enter the Cairo trade. The tow-boat A. J. Daker arrived from New Orleans yesterday with a tow of six empty barges. Nearly all of her crew are laid up with fever. The tow-boat Falls Pilot yesterday ascended the falls with an empty barge in tow, a feat never accomplished before at this stage of water. The Mary Houston ha3 deferred her departure for New Orleans until 5 p.m. Monday. Cincinnati. The Commercial of Sunday says: New Orlenns freights rule firm sit 1 23 for whisky, $1 50 fc - oil, 51 per bbl. lor pork, and Jo cents per 100 for bacon. During the past month three steamers were destroyed by fire, two sunk. and accidents happened to five. Only one steamboat died dunne the game period. lhe firm of Rose & Batchelor, steamboat agents, has been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Harry liose will carry on the business at the same place. Pittsburg. The Commercial of Saturday says: The marks last evening indicated fipi foot tn inches and rising. The weather dariDg the daywa3'all that could be desired. . Trade on tho landing was dull, freights to most points being scarce, lhe season nas been a Jong one. Cincinnati. lhe Gazette of Sat urday says: The new stern wheel steamer Jen nie Howell, now lying at the foot of Ludlow, will be comDletcd a week from to-day. She is being built by Captain A. M. Ilalliday, for the Red River trade Her dimensions are'as follows: hull 11G feet long, beam 35 feet, hold 5i feet. Her wheel i3 18 feet in diameter, with thirteen buck ets 24 feet long. She has three double-flued boilers 22 feet long and 38 inches in diameter, two engines of 4J feet stroke, with 1G inch cylinder?. Her cabin is 160 feet long, and has twenty four comniodioua staterooms. V ldth ot cabin ten feet, fepace betwen decks eleven feet. Ceiling ot cabin seven and one half feet high. She has a texas 40 feet long, and 1feet wide, containing ten rooms for officers and crew. Captain George Wolf yesterday purchased from Mr. Laugelin, the steamer Armadillo. Terms private.

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:; 1.-. tot t.T-;r--i fr:;' late last rto Lou: n 'Tjin?r. xcitK tho !lT"Ct i 1 "nitc4 States n.ail lino steamr-r for a Ions; time. She was drawing hx feet. St. Loui.-vJ-hc Saturday sys: Democrat of '1 ho. IJoMrs V or I. vr for Pin. bar; .1. i nest 1 : i. J'i .- '.. sfht oi t a eun.-.l L.,at on Thursday for C!.Wf ., loaded wish 5,500 bunhtls vUrat in bulk, and can load two moro. T !.oy yotcrday e:i'pacred to f-hip f:r 11. A. Horr.cycr to (Jhicaeo, 10,000 bunheb bulk '.vlat. It will go on the ffo.ua tug Novjlfy, which, wc learn by a letter fr.'.m 11. IlaDley, dated Jijckjort, Illinois, will arrive here on or about next Tuesday. The rate to Chicago n 7 cents per bushel. It will bo s- jcu fro:. a this that St. Lpui3 is becoming considerable of a grain market. Of the late riso in White River, the Pino Dlulf Republican av3: " from what wo can learn of the condition of the river at the Peli and Vaugine places, there a daui,- r oi' it going through during tho tie'it high water, and thus leaving Pine Rluff out in the cold; rather a bad conditiou, and at least two miles from water." The Cincinnati Enqv.ircr says: It has been intimited that our young f riend Captain , R. Grulh, of the Champion, who Lad gone Ra.sr, will briog back, with h m ooe ot the fair daughters of s.n Eastern city as a bride. Capt. A. IC. Goddin, of tho New Orleans and Natchez trade, is convinced from experience that the restaurant is the true plan to live on steamboats, but findiu? it does not give satisfaction to all, he proposes in future to have pas.-er gers to choose whether they will liva on the old or new plan. Those who prefer the old plan can, at the time ot registering, pay the old prico, which will cover the cost of passage, meals and everything. ARCfllTEOTS. . H. KDIISLNNA, A. UCIII 1? Tl G T. Bloe No. CHANDLE t"4 l;CILUJJSU Corner Fl rst no I Lo unt biri, b, vauMvliic, j ax fiauk and upeclScatons for aU kiud Of buildiait-i luruirtiicd Hi t-ttort ootlco, uua on reKOriiil iriun. .Iniciil.i d.iiu O A. it, iST ' JIOBKHT BOYD. 0TI3 WOOD BOYD & WOOD, ARCI-IITEOTS, No. 1 Cliaudler's IJIock, Corner Fir t and Locust t.treet-s, KVANSVILLE, IND. Plans aud Hpciflotttio:is prepurel ou short notice and reiwonaoie ,i;ruia. JauloUU Also, HEAL ESTATK and C'oLLECTlNU AliLNT. OfH:e on Main .Street, bet ween 'J'hl r.l and Fourth, No. (over KtHiOt's Uuu hi.. re), KvausvlUe, Juu. HepI'J,V. W. P. HARGEAVE, Office on Third Rtreet, In WaHhlnctoa House Block. Will practlca i.o vsrloim VaarU of the Circuit. rroraM attention to o.'Hc buaine ilf-4d.n. .,..v,&f0"'tl,irrl .' . 'J ' i W.M'.H'.Nm) jonytiircii:vrfriixri.n.sx Pbla'Asiiis iarur.vXiirui' ,7X1 COAT.1?, TOI ir t : .. e. The Proprietor of th.3 In;lian Springs, in Llartin Con sty, Indiana, respectfully informs the Public that ii3 house will b) open for visitorj the 1st of June. Tur.si: svMxas ai;e sni .Ti: nine milts noilli of siloALS STATION, on tho Ohio ami .Vlsl.sJ.pi Kullroad, in a very romantic Mid i.li iureMiutj region, aboundini; in caine and Usli, as well UH mluf l ul null botanical specimen and Indian Italics.. Tli) iaiaous J L (J HOCIC, a natural curiosity of fc-reat iuteiest, stands near tUa road ou lhe way lu tlie Station. Tho Alintral Water is considered ly many persnns s tho rnrt vmIuhIiIo ii any In the Went: White .Sulphur, Jiiai k fstu-phur.Kalplio-C'lKUyheate, CliaJy beate, and Kretih Water and in abun dance. Analysis by Dr. Owen of oue of the spring shows (he Ml.'owin ; projiei t ios : free Kulphurt tied ily.'ln.Keu, Carbonate of ManeMH, ul; hal" -a iuesta, Mhcla small quantily, t.'aroonie Acid (ins a trace, Cnlorlde rtodium, Nu.phate of (Soda, Hulphate Inline, CarUmate of inline, Chloride j'otassiiiii) sniali iuaulity, Alumlua mall quanii'j-. For the superiority of tl.e Water as a curative agent aud delicious i-uniiuer bi vcrace, refeienco need only be. inude to tho tnousands who livo uwia it. It has been found especially elliceiou. for Ilyspopsia In ail lis forms; for all disease of tho !Stoniaci, Bowoim, Kidneys, Kyes, bixiu; JorUrOf.sy, Neuralgia, SyptiiUs, icheunirttism, hcrotuia, and ail chi oulc c ses, it. is an active and efficient altkrativk. Uarm, told, and Tepid Rhowrr and Tub Baths Furnished or lhe Mineral Water. The llowllns Alleys and Haloon ar m charge of Mr. Carmody, of . vausvili le, who will be pleased to clt r lo th tastes and enjoyment of nil his eld Irh nJs, mid as many new ones an may f.ivor hiiu with their presence. ially hacks will convey pqs-engers to and from the Springs, coaiitetiug u u li the trains hot h ways on the O ilo aud .Mississippi Kallroad at bboals .station. Hacks will also inn between LVdford, ou trie Louisville, New Albany ai d Chicago ilailroad.and theHpiimrs. D. Ii. LUNIiUE, Proprietor. The place, with seven h indred acres, Is for sale-or lease lor a term ot years. June 17, illlataug LI ' Ml ; K 1 1 1 00 ,000 f e e 1 1 o-1 n c b 1 1 e i n I lc lumber, at cost price, Ly KAl'l'LKll A SALMON, comer Division and Cauai sts. HA mall dtt (1 tt w) JOHN IVINaON, BRASS I'OUXDEIi AND FINISHER, Steam nnd Cjis-rije Fitter, Manufacturer and IVMer lu S'.eum and Waler Gauges, Hpeiter md Kabhdt Metal, and ail Annies appertaining to a Uruss 1'oundiy. STEAMBOAT AND CK.::iiAL ULil'XWater Street, bet. VLiz nad Lcet. KVANiVILLK, INI), wr Cas.l;pftiJ Jor oM Copper aud Braes

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