Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 August 1869 — Page 4

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J cllULKP.A MEI (.IN, nt W SCHLAF.PFER'R D1U4 Store. miir, nr.vr T I tl rt r a. MkP. t jl of s j.vr, a HrllL.AU rr.iv o an? t'.lOt Drug .store. -- r SI". AM I.OT-On Eighth Street. o-nre j I i ia i mini - - . .. tJy22dif GKOVrS. l,im su,r-EroN'LnANTu cotton IP m Y:H INKRY Cards, Drawl ug Harries, Cwm and Fine Speeders, Jead mudie Throstles, Warpers. Dressers, sc. For cescrlntlon an. I prices of these machines addr-.-s C. F. BATTLER. c Agent Treroont Mil'. 1el0 dtira eod Lowell. Mass. FOR REITT. T?orsi:-VHh Ave roms, within h:f XL a square ot the new HUh School. I o,7uT7e of sHAFER. ukukn r, Third Street, between Main B,njy 9 tttr more. - -n.rcri comfortable two -story it brie dwein.ug-ho.jse in rtUtj autwT.. jjviudtfl MOTOR Bisi.H. ....i.in-nii Main Street, bea tw"n7oiiriS and Filth. Apply to a7? ROSEN - HAKZ, office City r o-ndry. jyi7dtf " ; ' For Eeat ' .' j - i ., .nr TIIHEE-SIORT B2ICK I i.n.tlni7 oecuDied tv I. A D. Heiruann, iJo. t2 Main Street, 1 lor rent. Apply at their store, Nos. W) and 62 Main Street. Jy2dtf t All city papers please copy. TTOI:i:-Od Fourth Street, between EX Main and Syca i:ire, a double tnreeti..rv hnrir. with to eood. stoe-iooms. Wbl be rented seiMiately or together. Good acenramodatix s for two separate larnllies. For furtbes j articalar apply to h- T. RUNCIE. No. 23 North Urst Street. JUQla dtf SATURDAY ftUUVJ3T 7, l.-tt' CITY NEWS.; Paying Off. C, C. ' Geu'ung, Pay master on the E. & C. Tiailroad is up tTi road at rrcsent. noTins eff the hands. , ' . Eobbeuy. A man was robbed , on Thursday night, by a woman of easy virtue, of about td. Money not re covered. - ; , , , . . , IIcnawat. A runaway occurred yesterday afternoon, in the upper part of the city, and a one-corse wagon jtot wrecked. We did-not learn any names. . 1 " " POEACIIIXa AT TIIE MARKET House. The . llev, S. Norcroas will preach at the upper marked house at 4 P.M. to morrow. He announces an interesting lecture. :j"r t ;.;

. . CAHEI.E33. We learn that th& back

dooi3 of several stores have been left . open lately at nigbt, and if the pri vate watohman bad"; noil discovered the same there might have been rob beries perpetrated. A little more care should be taken. ' ( " ' 'Good House. II. J. Schlcepfer has a very largo stock cf drugs, and hii bnsiQcsa ia very large, lie nils a great many prescriptions, arid keeps -ai fresh -and--puro' drags as'can be found. He fills prescriptions i at 'all lour3. " On Dit. It is stated thitstcpsare baing taken by: tbo ,Tuf nerjSociety, to lease the lot on the corner of Sec ond and Sycamore Streets, for the j.urpt.se'fcf rebuilding the Turners' Hail iU.r:oa. The lot is 150 feet square. '. . TTat Nn T.irrNs-n A chan of Hi-' bernian nativity, two-thirds drunk at the time of his arrest, was gobbled by the Marshal yesterday, for peddling vithout a license. . The peddler had hi3 pockets full of brass jewelry, whioh he was trying to eell.f - He would not give his name. ; J Election News. The returns from the out townships are not in yet. Wo have heard various rumors, but shall wait for the official voto. The vote in Union Township wai sixty eight against the donation and five in favor. The majority in the county will be nearly 1,000, it is thought. Base Ball To-Day. The regular Saturday game of baso ball will be played this afternoon, and those intending to participate are 'requested to bo ready to leave Fir9t Strget by 1 o'clock, so as to get ahead oft the eclipse. Let every member be on hand promptly. . , More Bio Plums. We have been shown by Joel Mills, some !r Turns that take the " rag off the bush " for size, even beating the fine plums sent to us by Geo. Warren. Mr. Milt's' plum3 arc of the " Yellow Spanish ". variety. They are the finest wo ever beheld, and were raised by Mr. Mills. The Auditor's Report. The County Commissioners yesterday began the work of examining tbe report of Victor Bisch, fho County Auditor. This report was. made some time since, but tho examination has been postponed from time to time, be cause Judge XiObinsoQ' was never ready. Samuel Orr and -M.; J. Bray were present, as representatives of the citizens. The Commissioners will bold night sessions. Mistake. In the';telegraph ', news yesterday morning, ia relation to the fire at Philadelphia, it was stated that the Republic Insurance Company of Illinois had policies amounting to $330,000. Mr. Hallock telegraphed to Cincinnati and Indianapolis yesterday, and learned that the amount given in thoso cities was $38,000, making a great difference, as bo great a loss would affect tho stability of any ordinary insurance company. The comparative health of this city and Evansville is proven by the mortuary statements tor the month of July. There were eighteen deaths ia Terre Haute to fifty-four in Evansville, showing a ratio of one to three. Terre Haute Express. As the population of Terre Haute is only a little more than half that of Evansville, wo don't see a3 the difference is so very great. Evansville is a very healthy city for her size, and fifty-fjur deaths in one month is un unusually large report.

RECOaEEa's Court. J -sHce : Walker did Jio be-1 d?y's busir.rs ' yesterday that wo hve chronicled j lately. John Yicti-z end Joan-Conre??, ' from Henderson, came to this city, j and in a momrnt of unparalleled bravery rlvel to tac';!e the " boom1 rnick'.e that ia kept ai cheep drink

. . - - umrh-c ti... g would ODly th-.y did no b-3 static? a fret after ibout SIX ablv contested rcuud.-, lbo w -i. i got tl.fi best of them, and they " went to grass," cr rather to the lock-up. Before beisg conveyed to that palatial hotel, however, one of the men ran against somebody's "bunch of fives," fr he got a '.bloody face, and ' threw ud the siionse. ihe fcouire examined into, their casu?, at the request of a friend, and they were fined $3 05 each, which is jast twenty cents lower han Judge Willard's lowest rates. After, the fine3 of the parties had been paid, the good Samaritaa discovcred.that his friends were too limber to be handled, and they were left in the lock-up last night, so that they could have time to cool off. Three market women, for fast driv ing, were arrested ' yesterday evening, and fined 13 10; each. ,-The peopla who come to market ' try to get in early, so as ta get good positions," and much ' competition takes- place as to who shall get! possession of the best stands. ! The threo women mentioned above wera each driving a wagon, and were going up Locust Street, when alj at once each oco took a notion to: get to the market first.. Ihea the fun began.' It wasu whippity eut, whackity slash, aid go it bobtaU ;; and when tho three teams, turned, to go down Fourth, Street, it brought to mind Tennyson's "charge of the Light Brigade." : Bat ia this cae it was German vs. 'i German,' D and f the way the whip was laid -on' was a caution to bid Jehus. ' On went the teams, tho women whipping and shouting tc the hone", and the' af frighted-populace dashing for open doors; Bcreamiogat the top of their voices.! T ha -'race was a ehort pne and of course i was bound to come'to an end, which cvcnt was' signalized by the triumphant shout of the young Woman who drave tbe foremost team', and Tan over a man in her. zeal to win th position.' Fortunately the man was not much4 hurt, and the fine may -teaoli others a-Jesson. , A wag suggested - that the prise of butter would go' up for the next two : weeks in order for the: victims to get i back the money Ihey had deposited in the City .'Treasury.. ' , .,. , Death cp .3Iiss Griffith. Miss Melissai'I.GaLffith, the lady who was burned by tho bursticc of a coal oil can, a ftw days, .ago,, died yesterday rnomicg at a quarter to nine o'clock. Her, retxains were conveyed to their last treating, place yesterday morning. We agnin take occasion to earnestly request .those of our readers who use coal; oil. in lighting their fires, to dis continue, the practice. , The same result as in the case above is liable to occur at anytime, and it is criminal foolishness to continue so dangerous a habit. ThajTerre Haute ' Express of yesterday contained a notice of the funeral of a lady whose death was caused in; the same manner as Miss Griffith's. uThe accident occurred in New York, and her remains were conveyed tto .Terre , Haute for interment. J; i, . , -.. .-.j "'"' Many, persons have told us within the! past week that, ; they used coal oil to light fiies, but said "there i3 no danger, the way, I use it." But we repeat there is always danger, and the practice should cease at once and forever.. . -. : : ' Muffin Game of Base Ball.. The " Muffins ". wcrVout in full strength vesterdav' afternoon.' and had a fine r w game A great deal of sport was afforded to the spectators and players, and the game was pronouned a very fine one by old base ballists. Some filnny things occurred, the most noticeable event beiEg the "putting out" of the "Man who .Laughs, (but not by the "King s command. ) This little - feat was performed by Doughty, and created a sensation, and effectually choked down the humorous exercises that were'beicg indulged in by the portly young man just previous to the'accident. The manner in which this was performed, made it the premium " muff " of the season, and all the other champions immediately : proffered their medals. Several "other- ludicrous incidents occurred, but we have net the power to properly ' describe them. The muffins will play.ogain shortly. The followisg is the score, Ed. Wheeler and H, S. Quackenbush being the Captains: , . y . i - VTHKUia. CiCACKENBirSn. U. R. O.R ...3 5 Donsbty 1 b I 6 Wheeler Ed. s s.. llopilut Ud b. RigS c f 1 k r v i n 1 b Wlueler II. p... Goslee r f . ?i i)1C....m-.... Wood i f ..l 8 Quackenbush p 4 6 ..I 8 .liall c 2 8 ...1 6 Peters 1 f........l ..2 o M cLeod 3 b 3 7 ...2 5 Allis2b 3 6 ...1 5 Sweetzer s s. ...... 1 9 ..4 2 Davidson c f 4 6 John. O'Rily 3 b. .5 & Dexter r . 2 C Total-i........-."0 47 Umpire, John S'jtaau. 21 S3 BtlSxrer C. chauan. On inE Muscle. Billy Saberton was pa a gay old 'drunk yesterday, and was showing off his "style" to quite a number of people. When Biliy is sober he is a quiet old gentleman, but when he gets full he is quite belligerent. While on his spree yesterday, ia the lower end of the . town, ho happened on a country Hoosier, and Billy was showing off his "style," throwing himself into "posish," and using his arms in a most reckless manner, as if fighting an imaginary foe. Whila " reaching out " with his fist, ha accidentally hit the Hoosier on the nose, when the Hooeier immediately knocked him down. Billy got into a similar scrape on Thursday, and got knocked down, but he afterwards returned the compliment on his antagonist.

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T?i--r-virTs. 1I.1TT5RS. 1KC m " i. ... - - - - icg statistic? wi bo found interesting: . . TOBACCO STAMPS. a Mn of WIT" nJ Tobacco S amps sold t Evnviile during the M 'Ktii of Jri.y, iJ u Herm1""! 3 20 'ieorae K .thley - 8 CO XV r Mertens 20 00 XVii. Koenig 73 6) j (i Saner. Jr to JflCObHRU r, sr . 10 M s. E Gilbert & Co 15 01 I",. MinaKt i-. (X) (). P. Diirlme 9 W

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Kai'n & Weit it 4) Jacob Wpicr 1" 50 H. J. SiBhlscbmidt 40 IKi J.C. Uelss 10 01 Hodte A Vo 5 M 'Jeoriie Lennert , 35 00 M. Kempf 2. fO t Capell St 00 II II. H rst 15 00 V,. !-tiBea 10 10 N. F Car & Co - 11 0 II Thoc.e 43 00 Hy. He m-iciiemeler - 9 fi Kaeriu, Dickey & Carsou 7i Pie-tou Brow , TO C. A. Brandt 20" SO J. F. Gri.l I W Preston A Menifee C. Vo'deruuer- 5 00 Total 11KKU WiMPJ. ' Amount of Bser Stamps Rold la Fvansvllle lor the Ikar, ending Jaiy 31, !S : Cook & Rice Si 9-K Humpf M Fahniey, Kunn & Co..,..-..i 1.7 Kroener F. & Son 1, co ycheider Henrv 455 II Irsehberger & Bortzmelar.Weber F. & Bros..: '..a Pauli A. & Co.... 50 Rice L- & Co 20 Fischer George J 160 Endreos W f i 1-35 liuntzlueer Franz J -3 Jauch J. Wlngert Henry 7 J Blccnert Lrf)uls.... . ..........' 19 Kroener John 10 Total 512,875 ' The above exhibit shows that the Beer Trade

of jEvansviSl is Jajgcui4t thk-rfcai-aloaa two years and they

The total number of beer barrels made during the year foots up 12,875, as the tax ia just ?r per Parrel." Uur trade in this branch of business is steadily on the increase. : . ' . The Paek. The grand concert it the' Artesian Springs Park last nigit was a success. in attendance was not as larg8 as 'we could have wisbcdfc . . . tt i f j out me company was select, but. ju. Wehler. was. as usual, in his best humor, and all passed off very pleas an tly. Ccvrier, yesterday J . The above is another specimen of tb.e reliability of the," busy map." As the Joubnal of yesterday morning Btated, there was n concert at all, on account of the rain,. tho affair having been tostpoaedJ ; Colonel Wehier was not as happy as ustial, for he was disappointed on account of the weather. But the above is abous as near the ' truth as the i Courier generally get3. "'.i ..'.i-'A I BUKNING OF THE Mines. From the Fairview Lead olScers of th Cumberland we I laarned yesterday that the buildings at the 1 airview Lead Mines, on the Ohio River, were destroyed by fire on last .Wednesday night. Tho , machinery , wa3 badly damaged. Tho lo3s will bo -between S3,U(X and S1U.OOO. The mincrar? owned by J. W. Wild, of St. Louis and the fire is supposed to have been the work -of an incendiary. Vjfifjjj JJRES3 Uall. A grand fancy dress ball was given at West Baden Springs . . o, . i " '. t v - in tois isiaie, iiibtt wccn, una u vury largo number of fair ladies and gallant gentlemen were present. Evansville was well represented by Miss Wei born, as "Sister of Charity," Mrs. Welborn, as " Spanish Princess," and Mrs. Van Riper, as "SnowFlake" The ball was a most brilliant And 0r Ji pirn J0 a-fTair. 1 Tobacco Market. Martin, Gardner & Co. sold, yesterday morning, eighteen hogsheads, at prices ranging from $8 SO to $11 90. The sale was well attended, and the market was firm, and better-prices were realized than for some time past The market appears to be stiffening somewhat, and the sellers were fully satisfied with their sales. The Ecllpss To-Eay. ' ,;?:? We presume onrjeaders will be on the lookout to-day for lhej'great eclipse. On our Eecond page we .print an article by Colonel Carrinqtos, of the United States Army; which is, so far as we know, both learned and scientific. Prof. Tingley, of Asury University, tells us whrt we must look for, as follows: f During the total eclipse, attention should be given to the following phenomena: j 1. The corona, its ; extent-acd-boundary. . - - . ,1 Ai'.'.J2. The rcsc colored protuberances, their form and position. ,ti J j, 3. Their changes tf size form," or Color. . i . " Vl - W .J ; ; 4. "Y hether any s'ars become visible, and their color. .1.. - Immediately before and after the total obscuration, look for v -. - , 1. Xhelormaticn ot Bailey s beaas, the apparent breaking up of. the narrow crescent into fragments. 2. The approach of the moon's shadow (from the northwest)1 as seen by the rapid darkening ef the landscape. - This phenomena can te observed satisfactorily only - from I the summits of hills or from the tops cf high buildings, affording an extended landscape. , ... . 3. The flight of the shadow" towards the southeast immediately,, after,, the total eclipse. i 4. The reappearance of Bailey's heads. " ' 5. Flashes of light j"ust as the sun disappears'and again as it reappears or just before. ? " During the ichole progress cf the eclipse, observe ; . 1. The fading of the light, the color of the sky, clouds and landscape. 2. Peculiar appearances of tie moon and that portion of the sua immediately bordering upon the moon. 3. Meteorological phenomena: The temperature of tho atmosphere, the force and diieetion of the winds, the amount of the clouds and the-direc tion cf their motion. 4. Tho effect of the eclipse upon animals, birds, flowers. &c. For some of these observations, a SDy-gla3s willj be found serviceable, if mounted upon a nxed support, and used with colored or smoked glass screens interposed until total obscura tion. During the total eclipse, of course the screens will ba worse than useless, either with or without the telescope. In order: to make the above observations as valuable to sci ence m possible, there should te a division of labor, and an understandi g among the observers as to what particular duties they will b3 expected to perform. Atpleton's Journal, No. 20, can bo had at Fish & Barter's, Main Street.

rnal: issue of th& 5th isst., you in you: refer to a speech cf. 'John A. Keitz, whersin he. charges that I own apart cr portion of tho Old Straight Line Railroad. 'I most positively deEy the charge, and defy John A. Ecitz.or any one rise to produce any paper n . . .. v 1 1 transiernng sn ;d eresl :n sa-u roaa 10 me. I hava called upon Mr. Keitz, he denies makiar the rssertion attributed to him by the JOURNAL, (i.e.) that he had teen the papers Iransfeirirg an interest ia the road -to me. I most s'ncerely wish I did or could own it. ana inn' 1 r.aa me meaiia 10 finish it, and 1 hope ..I rr.ay live to see O'lon will ss regrets . 4 deprived the day when return cause every citizen to a lor-the icily that so - them of tlie blessings t ; tainly enure to them upon wilt 'cerLie completton or the roal. " Ihe buiiainot the s'raight jine Railroad has been the pet sclume ot my life, and the only one m which 1 ever failed, and I nhiill tuver cease to hav nt jIms rCommuniti, like a ghost untii- J tea ti e completion of the road. The building of this road has thus far beeo -ilieahtroua to this commun ity, but Irom' no -.fault of mine, and contumely has been heaped upon me for its Jailure, and a loss entarred upon'our city, in the killing of the road, in a much greater amount man it would, havo cost to build it. Is it not natural that under these circumstances, I should feel interested in seeing it completed? Mr. Chandler tolil the citizens, two vears azo. to would get it for nothing, and save two hundred thousand "collars by it. Within (wo or three ihort vionlas front Uiat ime the small 6uta of ninetysix thousand dollars was thrown away bv our citv in: futher endeavor to kill the road. You may rest assured that not one lime of that $93,000 was ever. fingered" by" toe. And I did , every thing in my power possible, to prevent, tho raiment cf it. And'.Mr. Keitz rnav cut tnatm his pipe -ana smoke it. Willabd Cabpente&. Real, Estatk Tkasteiis. The follQW' Ing 14 a list of the real Estate transfers for the week.ending August ft, 1SC9, ti appears on record oa Ite boolis of tne County Au ditors , .' ! ' i .rVhn Rhar.klln to Miami Powder Com pany, part of Bio-ls.lti.Mcilon 2S,0, W, .ior John Shsnklln -to ftapont & Co., eat ' quart er of locttl, eulhet quarter, 8, it. Ifi. ft.r Klf.il. 1 t - r " ' Wm. Hwlmia to Loals Kauffman, Ixits SO and 21. In Block 4, s?prlDgdH.ie, ior iu. .. Wr.i. iieiiman t" Mori is Kahn. lots 2 and 3, In Block 0, HprirgJale, for i7B. L -William -Hellmai to Smuel Lowen. rteln, Loi 2vs nd zs,. la B oca i, spring Jon u .l.A'naadler- Vt Jclia S. HopKins, nomlfc tiiird of Lot ti. Old Pian, lyr SiSuO. William HeMman to Jiiniiy u. wiueir, Lota 20. 21, 2J. 2,1, and 24, la Biock.U, ipriogJames '. Bleroower,. lo Ji. . auuifs, lot 3. inwiUiJC 20,, Eastern Eniargenien t, Jacob Mhn to 1. II. iletteudorCV part of Lot 39, In the German Juiimug AbsociaInn 'Pmh for t42il i - John W. Kuhimau to J. V'. Knhlman, Lot 2, in 1 loct 4, in Ltuasco, for j.suo. John J. t bander to mn irusiees or me Methodist Eoitkional Church. Lots 10 and 11. lu Biooa 10, t-oulfieru iCuiargenieivt, for Ueorge woourunic tianeia huouiuu, northeast quarter of tbe northwest quarter of Heclion 22. TowusUlp 6, ttan&e io, ior flCO. " " i ' . i-f " x ' Rachel Clarfc to Ffaucis WHzbacher, mid.iie nait of the ea6 sije ot the northwet. uuarter of te.ctio HI. Township 4, Hauge lu, lor iZifX 5 A.Reisto G. J. oirninittior. jjowi iz ana 13, in Biocii 58, Laina. 'XhoaiasP. iitittou t jo. forSOU. to Albert 8'elabacU Lota 1 and 2, lu.JiA.clc 2 . Bray'u lalarge rr. eiit. tor i475. ' - - - Win. llellman to Jacob "Welntz. Lot 13 14. 15 and ltJ. in Block a. bprinedale. for 842. Wm. Baker to MarKaiet E. Christ, Lots 18 .ud 10, in Block , Archer's Enlarge niM:L for Kiel). . i f Mary Hen neder to U. S. Rock, Lot 5, and balf of 4, in BlooK 131 auo, iiOt li, in kiiwt JS2. Lamakco. lor foQJ. it . Koek; to John (Schneider, Lot 5. and half of i. in R oc 131: also. Lot 11, B.ocfc X T.aniHsCO. for t5U0. J . 11. & XV . W. Morsan Id Bridget H. De Laug, Lot It, 10 Block li', aUo, 24 leet of Lot 13, in Block 2, ail In the .Northern Enlarge ment, ior t-vw.' . . r.nnrence lurl to Wm. McCrarr et al Eots 1, SI, 33. lu IllCck 1S3, Laiuasco, for i7U0 , ilAiiEiAGS Licenses. -r-Tne following Lt censes to marry wero- i-sued from, the County Clerk ' Offlce, or the weelc end. riuil-Ausuat CLU: , lw-' srmoa Rosentaeir a:-d Elizabe;! Bod tlrger. ----... Job n Eiler and Kate Martin. j Bernard Batz a!id Elizabeth llahn. ' 1 lAslii Reed find Mioerva Walker. i Charles Archoias and Catharine EDrtz. meyer - . i ,r ' The Irrepressible Kate Simp son was turned cut ef the lock-up at one o'elock - yeetcrday afternoon, but AtJiine o'clock; las 6 night was gobbled agai,n,,nd Jwaft in ? a' beastly state of of intoxication. It will take about fifteen haLcas corpuscs per month to keeri Iata; out of the lock-up. The Evansville Journal Company has recently purchased snd put in their establishment. '(now second to none in the State), a first class Hoe Steam Press, which works admirably, and turns out their large edition very rapidly and in a ihort time. Their increased circulation made it neces sarv to put in operation a faster press The capacity of the new press is 3,000 impressions an , hour. Petersburg l'ress. ' " " ' h I IS OTICSS. I desire- notifying the public that I have, rented the National Hall, and will" open" a first class restaurant and fsaloon therein some time next week. Will be opened ;wtli a. big lunch.t Oorac all, an.1 see" me. ; -- augG 2t S. gLiQ. , . Notice.- All ;members "cf c the Evefaing Star Ciieie are requested to attend the meeting at the club rooms, Sunday, August 8ihr,lSCD, as there will be imporUnfbusiness transacted. By order of the r ; . , President, ,i::i;n- t. - - I ?g7-lt ;- ' ESBeal !Lisle Thread and other Hosiery for ladies and gents at .-' HUGIIE3'. JEST" Any Florence Sewing Machine within filly miles of Evansville, that is not in good working order, will be put in first-class order, by the owner sending it to A. B. Howard, Asent of Florence. No. 11 South Second Street1 Evansville, Ind. aug5 Ct Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee for sale at I. &. 1). HxiMAN's. IJgrT. C. Bridwell & Co', corner of JMain and Third Streets, .have a full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, American and imported Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes, !i;c." Prescriptions carefully compaunded. Fresh Blue Lick, Coa-' gress and Bockbridge Alum Water3, jel7-tf . ' 5?" Eminent New York and Philadelphia Physicians claim that Dubois' Missisquoi Powder actually cures Cancer. It is advertised in this issue Evansvilia & Gray viKe btag8 Line. T EAVES EVAXSVIM.E LVEUY B a FtUOAY, at 6 a.m., from the corner of L .cust and Jhird Street. -.. , Leaves Grayville every WEDNESDAY, at 8 a.m , I ram the Grayvi.le House. Fare ti for the throush tilp, and 15 for the round trip. Jy) dim

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E W S. hriiht River lu-tnt ve Thirds Page. A fine shower fell last night, and j the weacher was deliciously cool, the mercury, at one o'clock this morning, i sending at Gl The rivr is still j falling..... ....Tho .'additiocal ' arrival.'' and 'dei-irufes embrace the "Fannie Brandei?, .roni Cincinnati: l'alestine, to Louisville; Catnberla-ml-to-C-airo ; Mary Davage. fronj Pittsburgh to St. Louis; Ada Lyon, from Gxeeu Itm-r.. The Fancy Bracdcis had a fine trip from Cincinnati. .. She returns at. ten A. M. to-day The Mary Davage, w'th two barges in tow, arrived about ten T. M. he put oil a let ot glass at this point -The Sam, Orr bad not arrived at two o'clock this morn ing..... .The Cumberland' had a plendid trip out yesterday, and d r hot eave until G o'elock p. si The Robert -Burns will for Memphis on Monday morningThe"splendid steamer P. W. Strader, Albert Stein. master-wiUjb e" down, tov morrow aiternoon ax 5 o clock. en route to New Orleans. She is a splendid steamer, is, well, ..officered, and has superior pas?engrccom ations. She will take all freight offered at this point. - WrO.-Brown & Co. are her agents The Ada Lyon arrived at, 1;15 thisraornicg v ISlver Iispntctiet. r Cli cfxuATi, August 6. Port Ll-s Arrlvafs saamrock, jrom t. Loois; Peytona, from iNew -Orleans; WUd liaelt. f roiu. bu Louis. Depaited Champion, to st.Louis; Wild Duck, to Ashland. - River taHlay, wiih Yi feet la tUa hannfcI,.tV.adS fl MoJiPHis, Anadat 8. Weather e'ear, and mercury tuvex lauiug. Arr.vtwa' toma. Departed Jllnneola, Cincinnati; Luminary, St. Louis. i- j i .: 4-.- r LrTTisviu.K. Auauat 6. - Port L!t J Walson Tennessee li Ver to ntltsburz; Liberty No. 4, Wneellugta 1st. Jjouis; LernklN. FltUburs to Mew Orleans. River falling siowiy, witu 5 reet imnes u me Afi.nsift A xe4t itienea on . uie ia:is. ana a feet 3 inches over the rocks. 1 he weather Ft. Lons. August 6. Arrived-Colum bian and H. H. x urner, from Omaba; Du buque, from BC. Paut: Shark, and tow, from ew Orleans; City of Ptklu, from Peoria; Belle Memphis, from Meoephla; liob Roy, from Keokuk; Tom Jasper, from (St. Paul, Departed -Dubuque, lor fcl." mm; ujue Metnohie. for Memphis: Rob Roy. for Keoku 1 : city or fesin. ior if nor a. inenver la falling about a foot per day, and a:l the ui'Per streams are declining. Business Is good. Weather cloudy and cool. Mercury at 3 P. M. I .,,(!"., -m(."-i STEAMBOATS.' ' FOB iLEMPHIS, V1CKSBURG, AKD The fine passenger steaaier P. W. STRADER, Albert tel, Master, ' . - v Will leave for Sew Or.eans and all way parts oti - fjUKDAY, AUGUST, 8TH, at 5 o'clock p.m. For freight or passage apply on board, or 10 , w ai. Bito wr s to., au6d2t ' : - Agents, FOR OWE.NHBORO, C ANN ELTON. AND - , . LOUISVILLE. , . . . . . The fleet and "elegant 'passenger "steamer MORNING STAR, Gllmore, Mivster, . - T .., I A. T. Klnule temith, Clerk, Leuves for Louisville and all way ports SATURDAY, AUGUST 7 Til, at A o'clock: p. w. A . 1 ' i For freight or passage apply on board, or W. k CO., dlt Agents. FOR CAIRO. COLUMBUS AND ME1IPHIS. " The magnlflceut sldt,- wheel steamer .J!S5j 'v '-R0BEKT BURNSA -rt. 'r. -ii Frank Htein. Master: George Hunter, Clerk, Leave for Memphis and ail way ripiats oa ; . noiiDAT, AUGUST OrH, at 10 o'clock a.m. For freight or passag? apply m board, or to iluMfiilvi.1, Eh. Wis CO., dlt Agents. FOR .WABASIIRIVER. The elegant '.eamef j , C; 1 tJ S31 T T 1T4TTHIT s J. Jj. uii.anii.iii, Capt. Lloyd Rowan, leaves for New Haimooy Grsyvllle, and 1 Carmi, via Williams's ferry, - SATURDAY, AUGUST 7TH, at 12 o'clock m. . For freight 01 passag-j aPpTy bh board. I FOR SA1YC.) la r rirB SALE VALUABLE MAIN BTRKKT PROPERTY That splendid prufieriy &uuwu ils Lilt? j -g . . i jn v. yui J J situated ou the west corner of Mam and Sixth (Streets, froutins 75i4 feet ou Main Htreet and 11 feet on Sixth Street. Said property Is ottered lor sale at low flguiea on easy terras. Appiy 10 . 1 : , m J. XT. &1.L.1U1 i K I-tJ , Real Estate Aeents. Corner Locust and Third Streets. fel3 dtl . w v o I. T. 8AN30M. ALKX.WILSOM SANSOM,& VILSpMn iEALEKS lH XJ,ittslni'4' Co.'il, And Sole Agents for the AIIIDRIE and HI. trio tilnu tTpr.tnpfcvl fj C . .! Reins? Hireut .iior the lowboats Robert Fulton and Red Fox. we are prepared to co towing at lo ngures. 1 ' 1 y . OFnoxst i -'-I - 5 Scnth Second Street aad - Blue DocK J LamascoHJharr. Steamboats and factories i-uppiied on liberal terms. ma2a dBru 3IAIX MKEKT EXC U AAGJE, Cornrr of lit 11 nnl Mxili ft., fTONcf MO Rh.t'LKL rijSei LAX T&RN. m i.Ei AJV r, j airjrt riionn. ,ciea, comJtfortable bed-i, with excellent board per week, or single meals 3.5 cents : lodgings alwavs b found here, and oiders tor fresh berries, fruit and Catawba wiue.of . the Kretchmar farm will be ttianaiully receiv ed and promptly auenuea 10. ieSdtal JOHN C.SCHWEIZER. DissolnU'on of CopartnerslLip; rriKE COPAETSEBSIIll' HERETO Jtiti t;Aiaiiu5 ' ..... ..v....,.-. ...vj . . Adolf h Cingenhelpv, Solomon , ahn, and Roman-Ureiner t l)s tills day. been dissolved by mutual conse it. 'Mr. Greiuer retires from the businets, which will hereafter bscontinced by the three first-named Farties, who will selile all claims aaainst he firm, and who are alone aulnorized to collect ocbts In favor of the same The name and style of the Hi in will remaiu unchanged. ..,-..,, Fesrectfnlly. H. MEYER & CO. JSvansvihe, July 6t.li, lStiO. jy9d3m t Charles Biucocli,& Co.; iaiPOETEas ijm dealees is Coach & Saddlery "Hardware e-i I TT' t T-rr- H "T-v springs, Axles, tiooa norc, uam- ? p.i!i$t Harness, Enameled Eatenf ZfeatJicr Dad Skins, Shirtings, dec, &c, ma20 "EVANSVPLLE. IND. For Sale, A DESIRABLE BRICIC DWEI.I.WO house, uer the court-house, Ml. V ernon, Jnd. containing nine rooms, balls, attic, kitchen, and cellar. A god cistern and well on the place, with stable, woodshed, and other out buildings. For terms, apply to MILTON BiACK, Esn M Vernon, or t 'lHO.Vl'l)i NGfOVi Kvaasville, lnd. au2dlw

Or i?C7f I crx Sarsct. Cy Telegraph. new York, August 6. Cotton - Firm sates of 1.S00 bales at 3i4c for middiins; uplands. r r-ouit receipts y.lio Darrein, if.our-u loc lower, w.th more doiuj? !oi export at at-.iuv , o oarreis 8l C-J r.r. fii 2j for sujerfloe S'Bte ad Western, 56 ' 5 (i7 15 for extra -fate, Sn . 7 20 lor extra WHSiftrn,S7 Zjo.7 60 lor while-wheat extra. J(i 75.7 60 lor round-hoop Ohio, 87 00 00 ior extra j,ou s, t tui aio w lor stood to cho.ee do. ; Included In the Fa!-s wer rt.Stii barrels extra rttate, for export, at 8t 7oi. 1 K7 00. Rye Flour qmet ; sales of b irre.s nt H 6:xa,ti 75. Cornmeal very firm; sales IjO barres Brandy wine at ti i. WmnKY Firmer : sales 2 barrels West ern at Si JQl 1.', free; tbe latter price an , extreme. V heat Rvlr.tH 4T Of bushels. Wheat Is lieavv. and Kin itiur 2.,l: lower: Kales of bT,!) busbeis at 11 641 66 for No. 2 Ki.rlut;, il ii'yil o2 for soit do., 81 for Na 1 do , tt'two! m)i for amber Ohio, and SI 75 for while Western ; included in the siles were iuu.ua- ousi.eis new amber 1 euncssex, de liverable on or be ore -Mi Inst., at fl 75. barley Nominal. Haklky Malt Nominal. CoP.aKeei.'ipt8 2H.ftJ0 bushels: market 2a 3c better; '-alis3,W.l busftelt, at UcTciSl OS for misouhd new mixed Western: 1 10 al 11 for tu- 1 do. : El 07 for U ilu dried. Oats iiecelp s 12,ioo bu--bel: market lo better: baits 31,000 bushels at hjjc tor We.sl em at;oiU;' 81c tor fctite afloat: 72"x75o lor new Southern ; 73c fr Jersey new. rice Act;ve: sales tio uerces Carolina at COFFEE (j,Uiei. f buGAgT-SieftiiT; salts 7M hogsheads al Iliijaile'fbr Cuba; 12,12i: tot Forto Kico; 300 boxes tiavana at i'j-i4i3o. Molasses Dud: sales 60 housheads Mtscovado at 53o. Hops Steady at 1O3I0C for American, r ETRotEtrM-Firm at 17171ic ior etude; t;;4e lor;rennKl--i - . ; - M oil. Linseea oti steady at tc(sui. TCKPESTINK-Splrits nrnwr aHgtSc. Fork Quiet and a shade firmer: sales of 500 oarrels at 833 V5333 37 for new mess, 832 75 for old do., 627 50 for prlni. and S0O330 50 lor prime mess; also, 1X0 biinels of new mess, buyer', August. t,BKfcP--lc5teady ; sales of bairels at Jlti 00 for plain uiefcs, and S12.9IS 0O for new extra nw ss. Tierce beef heavy and irregular at SiSa24 CO for prime iness, and S-l.S :J0 for India mess. Bef hams qciet und Steady sales of 100 bbls. at f-0 .atH to. irr M EAT.-j f irm; sales or iz pacuacres nt 13if41oc for shoulder, and I7isc ior hams. Middles Arm; salos Of 115 boxes of ice-cured at ltjcU3.. - , - rt La hi Quiet and a ph&Ue firmer; sales of 620 tierces at 17felSa-for steam, and 20-0Oi lor keitlo reodeted; also, tierces of steam, buyers' August, at HJC . Butter Steady at I6j31c for Obio, and JOts&Sc lor Htate. ; . . t jikk.se ieaay ai iiriuc. v 1 t'utiaHTS ro Liverpool Easier; shipmeats ot iS.Oofl bushels wheat ber sleamtr at 8!i'iSd, and 4,7t-0 barrels of llour at is Wd.ijli 10Jd . pec ta il, . and 2s tkl per steam. -. .'" ; ! ;iDCtnaa(l aarif i. By Telegraph.) ClNCJKATi. Aug. 8. Flock Unchanged. Wheat Firmer and the demand Is good ; sales of J4,t,X) bushels ; new red $1 23 Ql 27; white Jl i"tl 5o. t ooKN-uat: ntwisw; demand lism. Oats -Firmer and in 200 1 cemaud : sales of VA bushels at 4."e to 60a. i Kvc-Firmer; prime 88c, ' j FKOVISIONS-GBUafc but firm: not much demand, however, but holders' ask fail rates f.ir alt articles. Mess Fork 3i 50. Bulk MeaU 14o and lti'o. B icon 15ic Ior suouuers ana iiie ana imc for sides, the latter rate for C-eu.fr nam 'Ha forscearcured. i j - . : 1 L.AHD-19Y.C. ... I Oils No ctjsnce. " ! ToBACCo-in Kool demand: sales of 223 hbds at SOOOto 00. . . , ; hold lij nnvinf. . i ' : j Mojs KY-Marke t eusy , ''- : OiiCago Market.! By Telegraph.- Chicago, August 6. : Eastkbm F:xcnAKG Firm, 1 10 oir, buy- ; log: p-f ; l-iy prei,aiuta,-senuig. t t iiUt's-Qaiei: ij ooao vo ior,wprine ex tra. . -. - -, . 1 WnicATQuietr No. I firmer: tais at 81 43, closing unciiainrd Mo. 2 declined lr liio: sales nt t tiyal oti'i. cioslne with buy ers at gl aj J nd bellers at 81 3i.. This after noon the iiiurRet Wa.s steady :at el iil on sellers August ,N - ! t.'oaai Firm, and buoyant, and 3.35o higher; sates of No. si at 90(iy'2V5,c; rejected at t3f&8jc. ; uo-xrivdo m VjcAj. ciobina strong at W2,Sci-for o. .2. 'Tins at'lerrioou the luaraei was mm at ViyicridM lor No. a. on sellers' A agn.-st, ! ... ,. Oat l(f2c, lower; aalfs of No. 2 at E5.i C80. closing at 5Ci5(;c. - - ltYE 1 lair demand: No. 2 advanced lra2c; rejected, 2 "(f3c. lilsher: sales of to. 'i at ai(9tic, aud rtjected at 8-'i'a5c, clonliia at Hoc. Ior No. 2, and sellers at Oiic. BAKLEY-Nu 2 ouiet and rior.il nul fl Xi-,t 1 31 ill store; rfjecled excited aud 5ci7c. higher; ssles at 7d(r7c. - " HIGHWUtES QuiotUl 04Q1 0i4. HUGAK l-iyMlAo. lor common to nrime Cuba. i 1 f . Provisions Inactive. bM firm: !3 75a 84 00 for Mess pork; lh&Uk). lor Wfaier, ana ia$;nltxc-- Jor steaut L-ird; i.!;-43l4c. : for dry kaded Hbouiders: 17!:ai7'iu. for ' sweet, p:ekled Hams. , St. loau Slarfict. By telegraph.) - kt". Louis,' August (i. TOBACCO-StlCT. with a demand In excess of the supply. -Cotton Nominal at S2e. , Hemp NotLlnr dointf." I Floitr .-lupertloe and X are scarce and wanted : mprrJneold at ,5 ( 0; X at 5 2.4 to so ; XX at 5 Co&e 25 ; XXX to fancy at Sii 7va,0 25.. S ' . WHEAT Fancy Fall active and better! other grades unchanged ; common Spring old at' tl lt:(il 21 M; prime' to lrletlv prime red Fail H i'W So; choice to fancy tio fl 40(jl i0; choice to fancy white tl 50 I 00. , corn inactive ana unchanged ; mixed and yellow 7SfSU;: prime to choice white Oais Heavy : new 1p hnlk i2215.;: t-ew In sacks 475'J. kyk cuchanged. Gkockkiks-Quiet and unchanged. Provlsiom i'ork. mi let at Jti4 tio.'M m. Dry sail meat ntlff kI la lor shoulders; 1714 for clear rib: I83 ior ciearsldea. Bmcou active sad higher at Jol.Vo for shoulders; rib sides itcf clean lb lrsi.l9c: clear sides lili-ic. Lard cuiut at lOit lor tierce; 20c for aeg - , , . seeping a&ritu . , .. , 1 By Telegraph.! . Mehphik. Angcsl 0. CoTTOX-Dull aud nomiual.whh no buy ers. V . - - Flour 1- irrn and unchanged. - -, ; Wheat f I 251 5. , , , Corn 82c. OA-ra Very lrregoiar; new 5ac; old 70c. H AV S'S HI t t fJBK.- 118 00vir'l9 00. ' " ' ' mua ssolkau r reti t vi, jinu Kuu-uri'.-u PoRK-f:i5 fO. - u t ' " 1.AKD-20-csl2a. - - ' " ' Bacow Firm 1 shoulders i.rt'l.",V and I sides ly'ic. . f $sw lorK tiold and stock Marktt. By Telegraph.J New York. Augut C. Money Easy at 537 per cent, on call leans; chlilly G per cet-t. : demand verv moderate. Exchange Sterling dull at V(a,l(ili. EnRat:ements of Steele lor to-tuorrow bv Eunuiean s camera lt4.GoO. u ioLD Hull ; opened i;8, foil te I3fl, and cioeu ai ijo4. arryiu rates 4;attj per cent. Clearances 852,tO0,0OO. . GoVKIiXMEKTrf Ouiet aud closer! tfmdvr Coupons of '81, 1245J25: do. V2 125-ai25'-i: do. '64. 12ZWJ2iii do. 'tii, l2.''9liTi ; new, luyvi:; ao. -b7, I22csl22i; do. 'OS, 1224 12234; 10-40", 115110. u 1 ' 1 - By Telegraph. J LontviXLE. August 6. Flour Very firm: fcuperflne fl 50. Bagi;L3 Heavy 2.iVc. , .Wheat Red SI 10:wnitefl 20. -C'oRiT-la bulk 85c. Oats In bulk 55c. Rye K5c Tobacco Leaf unebacired: sals of til hoiisbeads at 80 KxaJ2 51. Provisions Quiel but nrm. Mess pork J.34. Bicou shoulders 15e; clear lib l'Jc; sides lc: hams, plain, '21c; sugar cured 22c ; fancy do. 2iic - - L.ARD 1;4C. , HlyliWINkB-fl 08. . . ? 5asliTllle Market. By Telegraph. Nashville, Aug. 0. Wheat Steady; sales to-day at fl 15 for Mediterranean ; ?l 10 for red : tl 15 lor am ber: tl 21 for white. Flour i7 10Q 7 50 for best brandp. Jfeir Orleans MarSet. Nkw Orleans. Aug a ; By Telegraph.) , S3 bales; ween, I,ow mlddima Gold- 1- ,,,,,' f , KxoHAWoe-ew York sight at parso nremiUTo. ' yijjVB r-"w grades scareo; per fine 85 025 751 XX $tt m 50; XXX;j hi9, 75. coRN-tl oo for white. OATS t7C. HBAS-SI (0. Hay 23t COfor prim. ' I'ork t - ta - . BaojK ltetalUn at ICc for shoulders, and lt)g.Mic foreldts. Laro-l'Ji3-V!Zo for tierce, and 22QiZo for keg. ircoAR and Moiaises Nominal. -Whisky-51 15. Cokkee Unl'. .

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CoTTOJJ-Sales to day

1 C3.5 bales ; rtcei pta to-?. ni " i'I Ssf &Sf.& bales 'iA ho ifdddllng oa-cring;

Esropeaa SarKct. By Cable." Loeo, Anust C. Consols for money K: Account 93; Five-Twenty bonds, S'S'i; do. at Frankfort, KS'TiXv;; Erio.l'j'i; I.C 92',C Tallow 45s d -.a 4' is: Huear Bin 9 1; Pctro:onra at Antwerp, olj-f. ; Cotton at Havre, 157f. on tbe spot. Liverpool, Ausust C Cot'on, the sales for tbe week were 87.0C0 bales, of vai':h l iO' O were for export and 15,'joo for upccala'tfon; the stock. Is 277,)O0 ba!ei. cf which l';fl00 ate American ; the nmrket. felav Is BCiiyex - mlddilBg Orleans IZitW; saie-t 12,f.00 bales. In Alnnchester goods the nuwkfct is quiet but fi:m. Rrcad-iuft.i are qnlet; Calif rnia white wheat 10s Kd ; red wesiern No. 2 easier but not lower nt 9a (id ; western Hour 21s; European corn 2s 6U ; Otis 3.4 Cd; peas 41m; pora 101: btefls; lard 70 cl ; cheese buoyant at fi-'s: bacon 62; spirit- i-elioleuin 7d ; refined 00. Is 7d and firm ; tsliow 47s; turpentine 27s Cd.

official: Lkttkiis RKMAijri.vo csci-AiJirn In ire Post-otlice at Evansville. rttate of Indiana, on the Gti. daof AURUKt, l,v0. Persons calling for any-of thes letters will please bay " Advem.sed," giving date, unirs' LIST. KDERSON Mary Kteney Florf. IJ Keenly Molilo HAKERE LU H Kuiien Mallary BriKs S.illio Browu Julia I! akeley .Sophia Blair Cart ie Keumme Helena H ANOLY Mliiiiv SLA Larch Mary (i Lymwiler Melessa I.sirittiev Mattie SI IN EAR E inrs ill Meacham Fmrs Marnohale mrs Miller Elmira J Milier C'lariard J Madden Moliie Mose Miliy Ann Milburn Mandy McConnell Lou 1 Mci ee Kate McNamara Maggie McClrath Maria McLaughlin Eva McKaughan R mrs McDonnell Husan McK.all.ster Fidelia Mcllaniels Harriet McKltilnny W mrs McLaneJenuto "WJOfjAN ELIZA lMl Nalt Blera Norton Har ah II Neul Katl- rnls4Neale M-ttie rnl.s OLIVER OLIVE OtanwtSuraU ' Olds Matt le miss i BJARICK MATY - fit Peter PhebiaJ Potu Z W miss 1'lerson Mary !'.' f ITTLE Juliana a. liyen Elleu i Ulvem Helen ' ICeed Jennie mis Rivers Mlilv , Jtussell Mollle -fcjIIANE Mattie k3 itiimuons A . , Stranley Arsenia Wmlih Ann mrs 1 1 Htohlualfer B mrs -H mil U Barbie miss Rlnhop C II Lralss Bouctiea M ary Boblus;or Ma'le Brannon Mary Brown Lizzie . Bellinout L Hell Catharine Biker Betty Brien Anna L Bolus A rna CAYN Jennie ' Cochran Belle ' Cambell Naonie B Chapman Lizzie M Crosby Louisa Canahan Eliza Crofts Hasie Clarn Knllie Collins L'xzie Cochraa ijoulsa Cowls Catia Curr MbiHi-i I'olley Mollis 1 Can lit Mary O L linn m .phii Cane.- Jane (co!) Ca' lull ti Mniy 10 1) HiAVI- E-.ICUO Xi', U.ivis R E miss Jjavlitson ellui . . Oaviti-ioa Sarah r " lescou Lucy Duncan Al T mrs 1 D nsmjiB Flora Dawson Xoulsa A Dawnej' Kate . , , . JLVVJAO Lucyi f 71I ELD Moliie . Frame Matilda FryKhteuuurg M Frarnir miss AHVY Anna Hoot t Clara miss - 001 win AoiUa HtlBClideld Maggie Uilniau Hophta Kander Mary mra uarrett K-ter Grifbtu Id M Uraham Mulvma Gillman Rnth f. Gi e.e.n A i. toinetle tlarvey Murlan i nyii,n M A mrs MUMMER Nancy Hayule i 111 111 1 Howard Oee 'l , Hemei ly h Hen Hay wa -d Elizabeth MUlUpMOIlmH Bwibhes Mangle Hauer M L mrs , Bhuler Martha mrs Buhanks EJztbelti Houlberiand H E Htinson Harat A Hummertleld ("arah Kkiels Tlliie mis Hcarborouh 11 H ri laser Kite miss Hwertz Katie mrs Hilver He'ney mrs liljfduy l".dy Howard v rule Kch waner Heiia mra HutcbeForr M Emlss Snyder Lore miss Hog aud Mattie Smith Margaret Hotebeiif n M J mrs Snether Bertha Ilasl tr Llniy Horlby Matilda TODD Josephine' Tavior J 11 mrs AMZANX He.ss WRIGHT Paritle W lilted Nancy Wllber Alice miss Webster CathArlue Wtson Pamelia Wllsou Krany Weaver Maggie Hail Maunda E Hohl Mary : Holt Matl Harper Mirly -Hecsiey Mary Ile'xti Icks Magvle fE-i-Eh. Hoc A Johnson Sue 3 JscKww KhUIo KlblCElt ANN JvanariHUXh N lil-MLKJIFA'StlSr, ATKINSON W Kimball JO Ada b A T Lawrence Peter Allkt idr " ug Linxwiler AktnPer'Y Lancaster Capt It L HCTWll A1.EX LontrSW Mi Boson Beunelte Ielcuer Fnnlrs (col'di Burk Fatrlcwc Llspninht Henry Brown t:h- E Rrlghtick W Poll J R-2 . :..' BooLn J oseph Boholi Geo Brown Jacis . Bolen J M Bornemsnn II A Buerrer J Brown Brim Bioudiey Eugeue Blar K H Iluruetr. I-aa i Blair J I HradyWP Broadus 11 L Bond man H VV BrigKS Wm Buck iter A Co J Blackburn Iei ' Butler .las . Haslei- Jo- eph BHiley K W l.emue li (j LeoDard J W i Iower Lndwlg fa -ORE Josiab 8 11 JL Menks J H Martin Wm , Moore W J Marauait Wm ' Martin John F . . i Murry T W Merry ma ti G W Mtxu-r Frits M(lgomery It l Matier Ernst M ast In A P Matl August Martin Albert Manner Louis Miller LJ Mct.'lure John T . MoMauainan Johu McDunell Hon Mci.'ord & Bradly 2 McUlchan Alex McLean Wm B ' McJohnson Rey E McOliuui R W ... McTl'eruan T MilAr James 2 Morion J II jvimci5 Johu L Wilis Wm J P Martin WniT Miller J W Mtiiij ct lienrlck WJlLE-t Ainasa P2 LM Masta Dr VV M N Iglitiniialw Henry O'-vi ERA John Oysou O O'Keeppo VV fi?;RitV Andrew Perkins B Peters Richard Porter Jr Scoit Pilchard G Fred I'aee Thos N Fritcbar i H I'arker Henry Price Geo Pariott Josepn. Pori.er Wliliw PusLor Lnttia Q(!KHTfci;ilOC8 KlE Jacob ItoberisThosL Bobertson G VV Hit-LiS James jf tOLKMAN J A VlLl lor Jdbu Couitnt J (J C'lara Allison I) ' Career AS Ch i'eu.HUiln Caup B km .OU Claik ti - i . Ctisiidler Gpo T Clemens lir II Collin W I i sod. j Cai i Job u A Chand tr J N Church l CaHHloy Mlclieel Crosby A U . -. ... Ciir.y RE Clcji Lebsrt Ciioer Geo VV" Conner Harry 'line J-8 DAVIDSON K Hunherly Geo lloelavr John N Don ey Onus F Jiixo" John Dunning Jus L Dean Wm Downey A L ,1MERO.N DAN It Ely William Edmonds John E kibs Joi-liuu Ensler Y E d-VAVtli J K M. FickssUuipi phrey Reuse Jotm t ickat ItUNHell itoeves vv lillam Boxers J W Ray John Rowland J B Rycc B F ReslngJohnU Robeits ( bus L Roberts It R ltaulstou Tos Relieton W m ' Rses Jacob RutUedne, Martlu Rai;land Murilu 81 L VER M Suyder Cbas F2 Smith Frank B Mroud Frank Sloue Sam A I-Ulwu S F Stiiuion E O Hlaie.v 1) O Swauy Patrick .Sweeny Pan Ick Sbonuo Chas Si c.in y Benuet Hbo.e Nick Ku under Win wr.eu p f-tockton J W ShUH Jacob Stiepard John Pteplit-ii J B SiawtonJ . Kchwessrimu J H Slatsley Willi (COll Uikslt-y Henry fat.th.i'Je ((Usta. e f31I JMA.S Dr D W -8L Thompson 11 H '1 homas A i o Jos Telcftie J M Taylor Johu TntK.s Wm Th mop Henry P WKKTUKssJA " Vermillion T B Fairchlld 11 M FitZ'llitains Jas Fisher Geo W-2 Fobte-r W O, Jr Fi z erald John M Griinth Uobt Grlup F Gro.iaufjeri A ndrew SM Ui'CJHNS J M J3. iia' manu F Hay ties i J . JIutcl.lat.ou Chas HallChus lltircr Heurich Hatch G Hatcher Thos M HowadHfsE ,' Harj.er J E-2 Hatcher Jas W Harrison J W Hewstou Jinici Hoiman W II Harris A in C IleadiyJwhu Hafllly John " Hewsien J Hughes Jamea Huotfe Coroin H aw Ailed . Harten D S 1 HurdDr Hermann David H uds"n K N How Elwsrd ' . Hulviston Fred Holscber KreU llolt'inuii j' red Hatch t-Uii.l us Howard .- E . Hunt John Harper James " 1 ' Hebbard Jesse Harper Win Hatc-hett Joiin Herdago Jerry P HatlitkS VV P Hunt W A Hevvit O -WENNER.GEO J Jodson Ed B ard Johnston A Co E Jotits S L . JadyAdolfli James Daniel Jacobs A M I Jacobs IS 1Vn n ,!erri It. A I WTxr-ARNER W W 1 V W J Ur U W Wlimarth Truman Wey F A Weed Kami VV'l,ilani-.oii Saml VVeei lavid , ,; Wainsley James ' - White W s "WtxidsJ P Wi'4lh Jdo Wilcner Jnhny I Willi el i ii E Wll-on Dan H Waters Michael Wright Jumt-a Vpsi Jouu 'Well, ltsv J W i Wendeeoistr Kami Winston A f:e::nett YOUNG Wm Youiiij Wm G Yeoman Makoico jervls Wm Jones Henry A J eli n won L w fri.NUJOUN 1 King Jas L Jvi etpke VV Ke.lehis G B " Kenedy It T . ' Klrkpatrick A . . Kiijg James ..- Klrhiey John Kurgtba Jaitio-i 1 IUAS i T-3 Young John L.awrthce Itofct Youniis Adrian . . JOHN W. FOSTER. P M. Dissolution Notice. Tin; partseiwhip in:i:i:r lore existing under the flm name o Humphrey, Patrick Co., Forwur.iiug and CornmiFsion Merchants and Whariboat Prt.prletors, wa dissolved by mutual consent on tr.o Hlh lust,., E. W. Patrick retiring from inenrm. Tho business will becontmned by F. M. Humphrey, George J. E-wiH, ami Chtirles W. Kerney, un.er tiie nm umi of Humphrey, Lewis & Co by whom tho busiiaedsof the old llrm will be settled. Jy20 dtf H UMPimsr, PATRICK CO.

f t I sr r e-. r s i . . .ttAOu.i, Genorn.1 Xnsiiranca Agent, ADJUSTER 01' MAUBLE HALL. No. 9 Slain St., EVAN-SVILLE, END. Delling Houses Insumd for a term of years at greatly reduced iates.

Three Years at the Pricp of Tw-o Eire Years at :he Pnce of Three. MAff. IiisiirasitMi ii Npeciitlly. Total t'ash Hcta Ilopreento 1 Over Twenty-flra IJillioa Dolkrs. Tbe following ftie anions toe Corapaniea represented : TIVA Insurance Co. of Ilartfor.t, Conn. . Cash Assets... - ,vjo,vo:. l'IKF.SIX Ins. C.i. of Hurt ford, Conn. CaU Assets ........ COXTIVKM'AL las. Co. of New York. Cash Assets - &',ooo,buo. XOHTII A 51 EH I CAN" Insurance Coo. Hart ford, Conn. Cash Assets ....9.500,000. HCnCI! A NTS I n-. Co. of Hart ford, Ct. Cash Assets s.5:)u,tyd KOKill AMERICA V Ii:surauco Co. N iw York. Cash Assets 8SGO,Ol;. PIICT.1X Ins. C i. Of Broo&lyn, N. Y. Cash Assets &.1.TOO OOO. ATVA I.iri: Ics. Co. of ILu-tford. Conn. Cash Assets ,.h 12 Jho,oo. J. W; NJJXSEN', Agent, 8 MIX STiiF.Sf, EransTlUe, InJ. I ri ilv DKY GOUDi;. te i rr.i i'immi tub day tbe best-w lected stock of u...jlv.. li.U cl .5i tisJiL GOO 2M AT X-OW l2JICl--fi V Iz. t In toe ; D 0MESTIC DEPA R TM iVA' T, A very ar8 stcck of the 0EST Pill NITS i : And tbe i lOKt popular braml.4 . Elcact'd t I'liljleachcd MUSLINS . At the 1 west market rates. DRESS GOODS DEPA R TMENT Is now more complete Iti Us iihsortment than ever beiore oilered In tli N m:i i !;-( , and al ASTONISHINGLY l.nw l'KICi;-s. IIL.AV1Z. hll.IiS, And all tho nev shades of FANCY' BILICH At 25c., Doe., 7ic, ai.d SI jer yard les limn ttielr valuo, and nitrantiU all tu'k, tie assertion f some unworup llous com pe' 1 tots to the tuDtrry iiotwilhetaDuing. Black and Whits LL Ail i SHAWL?, Hosiery, ii lav c.i, PIRiEOLS AND UN UUKKKLLIS, Ay NOTIONS ia endless v;iri2ty. MILLINERY STOCK will bo closed out cheap during ihe balance of tho Season. ITcsquito Bars and llfcttirg. The best sty of Mosquito Jiur I'lxturc s just received and made un to order at short notice. - scnAPKis, Bassn;a & co., 5os. 41 and 19 1'ahi Ktrcct. Jun8 JOHN 11. SCOTT, 5oks?llci,i 'It nt i!ser Ti ic v h i i-: a i( et, Xo. 53 EflUlKT, cor. feftend, HUlSdly EVAhbVJLLE. I Nil. WlioiesaJa Booksellers .Stationers, SCHOOL BOOKS, " ilLANK HOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS HOOKS, PAP.m ENVELOPES. A . b IX o. lt Main .-iH-i , L'vainvillt-, In.Unnn. Jnlyly " - - VINViNTiXTl C HATFIELD L WOODS, M a u v r A v t i! it i: n s AND WKOl BJ-tALK 71 an I TJ Walnut street, Keep constitntly on Imrn! a complete a borttufent of FLAT-CAP, FOLIO, r;M':JI, MUIili!.: LOi AL, AND bl i i'- C-U.) 1 AL FLAT LETTEIW, various vel :!.;; FI.' COMMERCIAL AND P.'!C:-.r Noli -llaiihnnin GLAZKD - l-li I'Ai. i.Nos. 1 and 2; No, :, bi-Hin!.-, ! m colors; PiilNTEits' CABi) n'i'oi'K, i f,hee!.i, col red and white; No, CU CAhUH, in lull variety ol .juniii.us a:j bikes. RULED LETTER, NOTE, AN. CAP PAPERS, Varlo is weights and qin-.iiUea MANDFACT'JKKilS or PAPiilUUGS & FLOUit SACiii , All size', and nnralicn, first qmilUy of paper. Nev$ Pape-, Mani'ln l'ntitr, l':y,k i'ripe Wmjtpin'- Jtqter, Lbmct .t r '.'..., U'tt I- iT'r, M'trcl 'c i-r, fun-i.e Jtij.rr, 1'ur Xfoorcf. htruw JljuriUi. I.c:il!rrM of nil Ulut! For Binder i'us, together with TUOI.H an B I N 1 i. 1 1 v - j XV 11 1 i: K V, All of which ve (.ir- r at lowest ma: k 1 ; i Orders by mall pi'o:o;-.;!y fi!kd. tllATFIELIl .t WOOIrt, - - 77 and 'ii Walnut .'-uvet, mar2I dtf im i.is . :. Tlilrd Strict, let. Ejw.'isre asa llz Manufacturer cf . Compound Urlci!;:;) C:h lot til klns?s of I.lachijry, ALK LARD OIL, SOAPS, aid CAIWIJI; FURS CATAWBA WINE or my ov, crwUi. lin. i .t y