Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 September 1869 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 29, ia i . r : : .

THE AYOXBILS K0RK02. How the Sliders Met. llieir Bc-ath. Tbe Eastern papers still coatinuo to give accounts of the horror at Avondalc. We extract the following: nOW THE MEN MET THEIR DEATH. It should be explained that the galleries which penetrate - this mine are irregular in line, running cass and west under the hill to a considerable distance, with chambers at j.aicrvais anil aocrs at tanccs to keen out the varying :ats or fnnl r'r Thpir is no Q JUDt DUE that the miner at occe divined the accident that had occurcd, and took prcrr.pt ircjEPrcs to save themselves, la the iotg galleries, ruuma dcTiously east and west, the miners were Ecattered at work, some in gacgways, others in the chambers, following the usual routine of daily toil. Laborers were filling the cars from the broken coal broken down by the miner's pick; boys were driving ior- ' ward the mules to the mouth of the shaft with car loads of coal to be hoisted to the world above: all was proceeding in the customary way, when the rush back of the sulphurous gas from the furnace told the miners too well the nature of the disaster that had occurred. . In the light of what the brave men discovered ou going down early this morning to rescue their fallen comrade?, we can easily trace what followed when the discovery became kuown through the mines that the shaft was Btopped and the fresh air cf Heaven excluded. All those in the vicinity of the furnace retreated by winding ways so a3 to avoid the poisonous gas6es, to the utmost limits of the mine, to a gangway 1.2U0 ieet from the bottom of the shaft. At the entrance to the last gallery of the mine gixty-eeven appalled but yet collected miners met, and with the trua icstinct of self-preservation, proceeded atence to barricadelthemsclves in a space extending in a semi-circular sweep some 8UU feet. At either end of this limit were two doors, which were instantly closed, and on some crevices being discovered, the men pulled their shirts off and stopped the interstices, but not before the fearful demon in the air had penetrated their last retreat not in farce, however, but in sufficient strongth to do the work of death with unerring certainty. In this terriblo chamber their lamps extinguished, and the blackness of eternal night closed around them. It is carefully estimated that the strongest of the men succumbed in tight hours after selfimmurement. The supply of fresh air which they locked in was quickly exhausted by tho breathing of sixtyseven pair of powerful lungs; while all the time the coal above, below and around them was emiting tho deadly carbon. Mr. Thomas, one of the first of the heroic fellows who penetrated this point in search of the missing men, reports that after breaking the barrier aud gaining entrance to tbe gangway, where all those " human lives surrendered to the King of Terrors, in the sight that met his gaze completely uaiiianned him, and he wept like a little child. To him there was nothing terrible in the spectacle; the men were once his comrades; their begrimed faces were familiar to his eye, aud from the danger cf which tley were the victims he, himself, had many narrow escapes. It was tho touching friendship for each other which these rude sons cf toil showed in tho last moments of their struggle for life that melted the soul of the brave, stern man who descended tbe perilous shaft to save thcra if he could. Men were found locked in each other's embraces; others with hands clasped laid them selves do wn to die ; one was discovered calmly sitting by a prostrate companion, as thouzh listening to his dying request, Nothing har-h or angry was observed in the features of the poor fellows. Within a space of forty feet they had all yielded up their lives, evidently with a hcroio resignation and a calm resolve to die like men. Mr. Hughes, " bos " of the inside mining operation?, was found sitting on a heap of coal, his face resting on his hands, as though meditating his awful situation, and while thus occu pied was silently released from existence. - - f m NB PHELPS ACQ. J -JT .., SOLI AGENTS t i NOVELTY Is the only Wringer that has the PATENT FI.K4t: ' H11K1 tS on both ends of the Ilolls. The coas on one end of a roll tire set relatively iiktwkkx those on the other end vf the same roll, virtually forming a DOUBLE GE1E, Antl thereby nearly doubling tho purchase. (The importm'io of netting gears in this position Is not generally understood. Notwithstanding the rolls can separate freely at either end, the Costwheels cannot bo t hrotvn out of gear on both ends ol the Wrlnsor at the same ti'-e, unless ths pressure is token oir. Tbe KUVELIV Is listened lo a tub or box by a I'aleii: Curved Vianiji, which lias nn equsl bearing on a tub the whole lenrj'h. of the Wringer. Other Wringers nie merely fastened to a stave at eaci end, aud are thus liable to wrench tlu staves from their prop -r position a.ad ruin the tub. Toe Cog-wheel. Thumb-screws, ic, are nicely galvanized. Buy the NOVELTY, or at least tako it on trial with an.y or u'( others, and Ueep IboBtsT. Sold every whete. Jf. B. FIIELPS & 10., Gaa'l Agent?, 17 Cartlaadt St., N. Y. lse'-!2 dwlm A LONG NEEDED SUB -TIT( TE for ale, beer, porter and EVERY OTlii K DKSCRIPTiOV OK ALCOHOLIC iiKVKKACiK: APPROVED BY TH K IMPKIUAL ACADEMY CF MEDICINE OH' PARIS, and other European Medical and 8c entilio bodies; ued Id the Alilitary Hospitals of ranee and Oermany; endorsed liy trie most eminent physicians of Europe and America ; approved by the pub ic tho wor d over. TAKRABiT fc CO., NEW YORK, fcOI.: AO E NTH FOR Tlin UNITED seii lui STATED, ETC. Clement, T Isitc & o. WH0LES1LK DRY GOODS and NOTIONS 22 itmi 2 1 FIHST ST., EVANSVILLK, IND

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OF ESEATE.' j - fc - O; OTICE IS HEHEBT GIVES that the, underslzued Commissioner, unpointed by the Court or tommoa rn, or vanderburgU County, Stale or Indiana, by virtue of au order of said court, made at lis wep:embtr term. 1SS9, will sell at PRIVA'IE trAEE, The following described Real Estate, situated iu Vanderburgh. Coanty, fctate of Indiana, to-wit! , . Lot number slx,(), in Subdivision of Lot number one hundred and nine, (109), In ttie Original Jflan of the City of Evansvili. This lot fronts upon Second Street, between Alain and Sycamore Streets, Is 21 by 75 feet, and has npoa It a frame house. Also, Lot number twenty-three, (23), In the Original Plan of the City of Evausvllle. This Lot fronts on Water Street, between Vine and .Division Ktreets; is 7a by 15J feet, and lias upon It a lare Hotel builuiug.tacwaas the ST. CLOUD HOTEL. ; ," Also, tvrenty-two feet of Lot number seventeen, (17), in Lower or Mctiray's Enlargement o tho City of Evansvlile, b muded as follows: lie?inniug at the froutllueof f-aid Lot at a point twenty11 v feet from the southeasterly corner of s-tld Lot, running thence along said front line westvfardiy tventy-two itet, thence at rlgUt angles with said front line to he alley In the rear of said Lot, thence along said alley towards Division Street twentytwo feet, thence to the place of beginning. Subject to the life estate of Martha Irwin In one undivided third thereof. This part of Lot front on First F-treelj between Kirn and Pine Streets; is 22 by 118 feet, and has upon It a good beick dwelling norsK. ..... Also, Lot? six aud. eight, In the Subdivision of the .Northwest, quarter of Section number twt nty, in Township number six, la range ten vest, as made by Conrad Jialter, Administrator of the estate of VVil11a to. Wood, in his report to the Probate Court of Vanderburgh, County, State of Indiana, at its February term, ISjO. The said Lot nix containing four 76-100 acres, and fronts on the State road, from Evausvllle to Princeton; and Lot eight contains five acres. Hot h of said Lots are near the no. th boundary line of Evansville. Applications of purchasers will be received at my law ofllce, on ThirJ Street, between Main and Locust Streets, ia the City of Evansvilleuntil . SATUKDAY, the thirtieth (30th) day of octouer, itstiu. Terms of Kale: One-third cash, and the residue in equal payments attune and two years, tho purchaser giving notes with interest, without relief from valuation or appraisement laws, and with approved ireehoia surety. j Kfssrc w . WAiiMiti, LOmmisRioner. BIjYthb Hyses, Attorney. seUotds frilK C, KEAT AMERICAN I 1IKALTH ItESTOHKIt, purifies the blood nnd cures Scrofula, Syphilis, Uia Pisowsps, Ilhcuma(i'mhi. Diseases of Women, und all i.'hronie Affections of the Blood, Liver nnd Kldney.i. Kecommended ly tiie Sledicnl Faculty and many thousands of our best citizens. Head the testimony of Physicians tu id p:itients who have used llosadul is ; send for our Kosadalis Guido to Health Book, or Almanac for this year, which we publish for gratuitous distribution; it will give you much valuable information. It. It. W. t'arr, of Baltimore, savs . 1 tako pleasure in reeommendinor your KuKiiiALis as a very powerful alterative. I have soen it used in two caaes ith happy results one in a- case of seconilary syphilis, in which the patient pronounced himself cured alter having taken five iKittlcs of vour medicine. The other is ftcnseofsorol la of lonr standing, w hich is rapidly improving under its use, and the indications are that the fmtiont will soon recover. I have earefully examined the formula by which your Kosadnlis is made, and find it nt excellent compound ;of alterative ineredients. i 1 tv. SnarK-B. of Nu-hnlasviTle. "Kv.. l arfiOilsnvs he has used Rosa'lalis incases of Sonftila nnd Secondary Syphilis with satii-far-tory results as a cleanor of th blood I know no better remedy. S-iniiicI (i BIcFaddcn, MurfreesIxno', 'feiin., says I have used aeven boWles of Eosal ilis, nnd am 'ntirely cured of Khoumatism ; send nietlmr liottles, is I wish it for my brother who has scrofulous finre even. lleniainin lifchtol, of Lima, Ohio, .vntrs: I have sutleied fo twenty ! years with Rn inveterate eruption iovcr my wholo Imdy. A short time 'niix-e i purrhHsed H bottlo of Rosailalis, and it ettecieu a penect cure. Ko.aadulis is sold by all druggists.-baboi-atory, CI Kichango l"ace, Baltimoue. DBS. CLEBESTS, KITES & CO. rroprictort. 11 t TI3IK-TAKI-K (Corrected Jane 2 Id, 1869.) Evanstlllc '& Crawfordsvllle K.R. GOIHa NORTH, Leave Mail. Expr. Freight. Evausvllle ...10:15 A St.- 5:lo P M... 4:10 A M A rrive Vlncennes. 1:13 P M... 7:11 p m...10:10 p m Terre Haute. 4:20 r ji...10:.x5p m... 4:1a p m lerre Haute & Indianapolis. rsorsa east. Leave Day Ex. JSigbtEx. Mall. Terre Haute. 4:3a p m... 1:55 a ... SJjOaji Arrive Indianapolis. 7:05 P M... 4:C0 a m...105 A M Crestline 4:00 A M...H :50 a M... 6:15 p M Cleveland. 7::i0 ah.. 3:j0p m. 9:i5p m Luffalo 2:10 P M...10-.15 P M... 4 2UAM Pittsburg 11:50 A at... C:"M) p m 1M5 a m Philadelphia. 3 :( 0AM .. 9:3am. 4:ll)P M NewYorfe 6:00 A M...11 :15 a m. 6:1p k Ohio & Mississippi. GOING EAST. Leave Liahtuinsr Ex. Acc. NI-?btEx. Vincennes Arrive Cincinnati . Louisville . Leave Vineeunts . Arrive HU Louis ... Cairo 1::J3 p m ... 1:13 p m... U:&5 p m 9-.C0 p m. -11:15 p m. b:t0 P M. 1:10 A M.. aoi&a west. Mail. Night Kx. l:ii V it... A M 6 KX) A M tj ::0 A M Day Ex. . b:i5 a M i :(H) P u i :50 P M .11 : J r m . .. a m.. 9:10 A 31... BETUESlSa, Tcrrc Haute fc Indianapolis. Leave Indp'lis.3:5o A M. 7:30 A M. 1:15 P M. 6:10 P M Irrtvrj T. U. 6:30 am.10:25am. 4 :oi i-ji.H :05 p m . ItKTUUNiyy, Eviinsvlllo Si CrawforflsTine Leave Exp. Mall. Freight. T. Haute 6:10 a m... 5:00 p if... 5:13 a m V iticeuncd. ... U:.o a m... S:tk p ji... 11:40 a m Arrive Evunviilo ...U:jSA3I...10:31p ji... 5:10 P M E. H. ts N. R. R., NortQ9in Division TRAINS GOxNO SOU 1H. Transfer Packet Wteatner Mollie Norton leaves Evausvllle daily (Huudavs exeented.1 at 3 15 i'. hi Train leaves Henderson at 4 15 P.M. Arrive at Mudisonvtlle . 7 ;50 p.M OOINti NOnTH. Train leaves Madiscuvllle daily (Sundays excentedt at 4 1") .A.M Arrive at Henderson 7:50A.M Arrive at Evanwllle by Transfer Packet Mollie Nortou 9::30 A.M. iiaKlQK connection both wnvs with trains ou the E. & C. Itallroad. STEAMBOAT LINES. TO JjHISVII.l.E. Kverv Mr.....- .t m ociock a.m. i.very xuesaav. 'eines. , , . . " J ....ruui' 1 a, AW day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 6 To CAiao Dally, except Sunday, at 4 TV, ir! .krv Rtvitn. Evfinr TVrrnr1.. t day, Thursday, and Saturday at 4 o'clock p.m. To E A3 ri'OKT. Every Tuesday and Saturiay at4 o'clock P. M. To HKJtDKitsoN Daily, except Sundays, 3(b ' W uui.& I.i.. T.- ?J nHvii.i.B Evprv TimsiIaT.U'fHltiM. aay ana !:iiuruy at r. m. i rnkifni. I la K IIH V III! HUH t J I , W f . To Cincinnati Every Saturday at 10 A.M. 'lo Cannelios-tvory Tuesday, 'ihursday, nnd Saturday at 10 A.st. R ockport Stae (viaNewburgh and Boon?iiie,) carrying the mail, leaves s.t 7 A. m., oa Mondavs, Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrives by" 7 p. m., Tuesdays, Thursdays ad Saturdays. New Harmony Mall Stage leaves Mondays and Fridays at 7 A. it. Arrives Tuesl,vs and S:ituiUays by 4 p. St. .Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily (ex !-pi Sundays) at 7 a. .m. Arrives daily (ex "i-yl atiDoayB) oy i p. sj i'o SEWiiCM.-HacK dally (except Sunlay.) from the Merchant's Hotel, at 3 o'clock p. at. Evan3ville & Crawfordsville R.R. Seceetaby'8 Office, " Evansvlile, ind., Sept. 10, 1SU3. j" TVplTICE IS HEREBY GIVES, that JLy the annual meeiiug of stockholders in this Company will be held at the Court House, in the City ot Evansvlile, on Monday, Uie 4th day of October next, at 10 o'clock a v-., at which time an election will be he'.d for thirteen Directors, to servn during the eusuina year. By order of the lioaru. j. iu. aiAtixix, secretary, sell dtd

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Eighth Won3c World! cf Al J TT IS REALLY ASiOSISfllSO, 3- and many people are perplexed to lind out why Can sell their poods so low. For the information of all inquirer- we would say that tho secret lies iu the fact that we BUY and SEiX. for CASH EXCLUSIVELY. W therefore can and will sell goods lower than parties who credit. Remember THE CASH GROCERY, 7U Main Street. - WE HAVE THE LARGEST KETAIL stocii of teas in the city, and having bought them for cash, we can sell at a great reduction on forcier prices. Retailers heretofore charged large profits on Teas. We propose to seil at the same per centage of profit we inafee on other goods. Black Tea at Si CO, tl 10, SI i!0, SI 40; best at SI CO per pound. Green Tea, Young Hvson, Imperial and Gunpowder at &oc, SI io, Si S), Si 50, SI 60; very best at E'-l per pound. We will agree to duplicate any bills of Teas bought of tbe " Great American," or any other company. THE CASH GROCERY, 7(i Malu Stree', V. French ' 'Ooclilsli. . 8jf i'otjxos risx, i.AiiE, J J new Codfish, the genuine artrcle. just received, and for sale by , ViCKKRY BROS., 73 and 7tt Mala atreet. CAT'M OF 169, IX C.tUKIIJ), half barrels and kits. Also, niisd mackerel In store .and for sale by VICKKRY BROS., 73 and 7li Main street. BACON 3000 1(IC.VS CLE Alt SII)F Baou, Just received, antl lor dale low by VICKERY BROS.. : 73 and 76 Main Street. lialrer Brooms. S5 nOZKX CHOICE MIAUtK Brooms, Just received and ior sale VICKERY BKOs., 73 and 7(1 Main Street. Hot .Weather, ana Hard W ork. WHAT l' RO IHSTKES.S1XG AS washing this hot weatcer? At least half the labor can he saved by using one of " Doty's" celebrated Washing Machines and Babb t's best soap, for sale at ViUKKKY BRO.'S, 73 and 76 Main Street. F IOR SALE AT VICKERY BRO.'S, 73 and 7b Main Street. CHARLES" VIELE & CO., CMS, O O 3B R , SOUTHWEST COBSEA First and Sycamore Streets, EVANSVILLE, 1ND. anOdtf BIATTHEW DALZELL, WTiolepalo Dealer In Groceries, Naila, White Lead, Vbasc Camaiit, &c, . No. IS W&ter Street, deolO dly Evansvili.k. 1i. ISAAO H UMANK. DAT HIIKASK, I. & t. IIEI3S1ASTj 7noleiale Dealers in GROCEEIES, Foreign a,ui Domestic IAqiuyrt NAILS, COTTON YARNS, GLAUSWARK rsc, iKC, 4:4 & 4,6 FIEST STREET, (NATIONAL BLOCK,) EVAKSVILXiE, I.tD. FISH DEPOT. OTJO d'.t Charles Babcock & Co., IMPOKTKRa AND DKAX.ES3 IN Coaeh & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Damasks, Harness, Enameled Patent Leather Pad Skins, Skirtings, d-c, He., ' rV. Xtii4 tr-o ip'i EVAdVlLLE Orchr f or Opening Alley ia Block 23 auocst isfl!). ORUEHEI), THAT MIX W.MS' public notion by fdverlising in the Evausvule Daily Journal he elven that on the Uih day f uclober, 1S6'., tbe tv.mmon Council of the city ot Evansvlile will nitike an order for opening an alley in Block S, si Ui at between Ninth and Tenth Mtreet , and extending fr m Second to Third Avenue (in the town of Laraasco) now city of Evansvlile: said alley to be of tbe width of (10) feet, and the west line of said alley to be (120) feet distant from Tsinth Street, and parallel with said mnlh Street, aud should any person aggrieved at any time within sis weeks op ly to tbe Common Council for redress by petition or remonstrance leu wicn the cierk of the Common Council, acc. containing a state ment ol the injuries compiamea or and the amount demanded tberetor, said petition or lemoustrauce will be considered, heard and determined by the Council on the 11th day of October, l&'J; and it is fur ther oruerea. that, the ciem record on the Miuute Book of the Council the plat of said Block No. 2S, with the surrounding streets showing the location, width, and length or said aucy, as mo same is proposed to be laid out and opened, which plat has been prepared by James 1). Saun ders, City Surveyor. Attest: A. M. MCUKit r, Clerk. By E. A. McUriff, Deputy Clerk. City Clerk's Otlice. Sept. :, ltki'j-seS 6w Union copy. Crescent City Flooring Mill, KAPPLER & SALMON, Proprietors, Sash, Duors, Blinds, Frames, Planing, nipping, Splitting, and Scroll Sawing Uoi-e at short notice. Vine and Voplar Flooring, Siding-, 1 ressed and Rou;h Lumber, always on band, for sale. ' LsoV?leT.rSpr,eSors anl Manufacturers Of the CELEBRATED .1 I . ... y i i .

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PICKET FENCE, r r . na thoTiirrfl TTanl "Plelr.. P.n.a n.uuuu uo vuu " . V- VJ ri ia kxin nnrt durable, and an ornament. to the place where it stands. Ail orders promptly attended to. Factory, Cor. Division and Canal Sts., EVASSVII.BE, IND. aprZT-dly (3taw) Dissolution of Co-Pa:tnersliip. mllE PAETXEItSlIIP HERETOJ5 fore existing between C. H. Cramer and Jacob Slat, under the name of Cramer Salat, Is tnis-day dissolved by mutual con gent. C. H. CRAM EB, Be2i JACOB SALAT.

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7E OFFEK FROM DAT n r r .J TUnMlc ' the best-selected stock of " ;- Utm . I nUina,. ! Having permanently located In SmaKlPr iin(i Kpn'i'JftlTP ! Evausvllle, Ind., oflers his profesouuuu iUU J.liC 6lonal services to the public, lie is

--r--7- jt -r. --w . jLJ'iL jC Jfe y VERY LOW PRIONS Viz.: In the DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT, A very large stcck of the BEST PRINTS And tbe most popular brands Bleached irnblcicicd MUSLINS Xt the lowtst market rate-". DRESS G O ODS DEPJ R TMEN'i Is now more complete In Us" assortment than ever before offered in this market, and at ASTONISHINGLY LOW ritlCE-i. IlIiACK And all the new shades of FANCY SILIS At 25c, EOc, 75, and tl per yard les . than their value, and warranted all tilk, tbe assertion of some V- unscrupulous competitors to the contrary--not with." '- t standing. Black ana WMte LLAM A" SrJAW lS, l ... Hosiery, Cilovcs, PARASOLS AND ECX CM8KFLLAS, NOTIONS ii endless variety. MILLINERY STOCK will be closed out cheap daring tho balance of tbe season. Mosquito Bars and Netting. The best style of Mosquito Bar Fixture just received and made up to order at abort notice. .."' , SCHAPEPS BOSSING & CO., Son. it and 49 Ea'n Street. Jan28 - . STATIOKEHYi -; . . JOHN II. SCOTT, , a t: iy n i i; a l ; n. No. 53 MAIS STKKEf, V.r. uctcwd, HOljdly EVA8VIM.C IND. , fish & min'En, WholssaJe BookseJisr's & stiitiyners-, SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. PAPER ENVELOPES. ASD IVo. lt Alain Street, ETausvIIIe, Indiana! Julys ly CINCINNATI CHATFIELD & WOODS, ASCFAl'Tl'KEKn iXS VHOLZliALC PAPER O EA a.SHS 77 and 79 Walnut Street, Keep constantly on hand a complete as sortment or FLAT-CAP, FOLIO, DEMY, MEDIUM, JiUXAL, &SU bl i Lr.-iiOl Ab FLAT LETTERS, various weights : FL AT COMMEHCIAL AND I'ACKeM' NOTi-iS: Hubbard's GLAZED COVEU PAFEKS. Nos. 1 and 2; also, other brands, of ail colors; FB.1NTEHS CARD STOCK, in sheets, colored and white; nlvo, CU'I CARDS, In lull variety of qualities ar.d elzes. RULED LETTER, NOTE, AND CAP PAPERS, Va;rir,ag weights and qualities. MASTJTACTUBF.R3 Or ' ' ! PAPER BAGS & FLOUR SACKS, All slzea and numbers, firrt qualily of paper. . Vewj Paper. Manilla Paper, Jlook laper, . r . . r i , i ' i r-. . j n . . . Ham J.utper, titarcf I'njter, Ormdie Paper, Tar Hoards, Straw EmuxU. IealiiCra of a? I 15 in si For Binders' use, together with TOOLS ant! jBIKOJIRS' MA4U1NKUT, All of whicli we offer at lowest niarkoi pn;es. Orders by mall promptly filled. . CJIATKIELD WOODS. 77 and 7 Wainnt t-.rre-t. THE Auction ISusim'ss. Thos. 31. XIliott - AUCTIONEER, liooiii -No. SI Main Street. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Particular attention given to sales of Real Estate. Our commissions are small, and we ean guarantee satisfactory prices. Wesell merchandise of all kinds daily at our Koom, aud will attend to the sale of Household Furniture, either at our stand r elsewhere. . . Merchants closing cut sleets would do well to consult lis. Oar acquaintance of over twenty years with the people of Evansviile will enable us lo And, easily, customers for nearly any kind of good commodity. , We have constantly on band a large lot of cneap and good articles of merchandise T. M. ELLIOTT, INoI 84 IVIiiin fcjtx-eet se9 3m XJ. S. Claim Vgotit. Also, REAL ESTATE nnd COLLECTING AliENT. Office on Main Street, between Third and Fourth, No. 95)4 (over Keller's CJnn Store), Evansvlile. Ind. epl9,'t. W. P. HARGSAV3. ATTORNEY ii I .,vV . Otiice oa Third istrsev. In. Wailii" 'i.n House Block. Will practice . e various Courts .. the Circuit. Prompt attejitiou to ornci baslness dee-1 dim

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He solicits professional business. Tbe Doctor will devote a portion of his time to tbe treatment of Female I)Ueaes. OfQce on Third, between Main and Locust. Streets, up-stairs (over Judge Igieharl's otlSce), where he may ba loand whea not jrofessioDally eugsgeu. I aim nn LOUli PAUL'S CLOTHING STORE, 101 :Jain it, bst. 31 and 4th. First-Class Custom Work. Also, Ready-mada Clothing and Gen U' Furnishing Go:ds.'. - ' DS.'l. G. JOHNSON, Homceopathist. Ori-rCE So: 5 M A R LETT'S BL CK, corner ilala and Fifth Streets. OSice Honrs From 9 A.ac. to 5 J.M., and from 7 to 8 J.sr. - " - At bis residence, corner Bel: and Centre Streets', wt.eu not at office. au3 dly. - r COAL! -COAL! Having resumed my lornier business, I would hereby Inform my old patrons and tbe public generally that I am prepared to deliver UOuU CLEAN COAL on short notice. Coal to all com mast be paid tor when ordered. Agent for the celebrated PARA' DISE COAL. . . i - JOS. THOMAS. OSice In American Hoiute. nov dly - FAIiNLEY, KUHN & CO., Western Brewery, Manufacturers of Lager Beer, Ale, and Porter, la barrels, lialf-barrels, kegs and bottles. -FFICE-S. 85 MAIN hT., EVANSVILLK, INDIANA. nov7 ly BLYTHE HYNES, ATTOIlXIir.AT. LAW. OFTICZ TailiD STREET, In WALKER'S BHILDING. novll ly WHEELER & BIGGS, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Cor. First and Sycamore Sts., EVANSVILLE, IND. novll ly Dr. Jas. C. Bierbower, ItKSII)i:XT ETIST, Qice-No. IO FIRST 8T., Between Main and Locust, Returns his I hanks for the liberal patron ago received during the past live years, and hopes by fair dealing fo merit a continuance of tbe same. Chloroform administered when desired. ix-2Hdly LT STsxirx St. 47 THO. M'XAIR. JACOB S.VLAT. McNalr & Salat Have tbe very bett stock of Boots fc Shoes 0 0 H ?0 I S3 t1 2 w. Ever br.-.nght to this city, and propose to sell them very low. Rcniemocr the place, z 17 JIAIV ST. 4? W. WACH8, STATIONER, BdOK B1DEK, And Blank Book Manufacturer, . And Dealer In School Book, Pictures and frames, Mirrors, Look-lag-Glasses, French Glass, Ac, OLD UOOIiS KE-UOVKI. NO. 70 MAIN BTItEKT, (HSDDKfUCU'S BIAJCK,) ' EVANSVILLE ..INDIANA. iiovd ly GKO. A. I1ITTROLFF, DSALEB JM WATCHES, JEWELRY Gold Pens, Spectacles, Eyeglasses, Vllver and Plated War. Watch and Clock Material, So. 61 MAIN SI'., Bet. Second and Third. EVANflVIJ LK, lND. Watches and Clocas Uepalied aud warranied. Chas. Aktkh, wit Geo. A. liitlrolff. oc J!y THE CELEBRATED A.T. STEWART & CO. jS'oIeAjents FOR THE UNITED STATES Is for sale, at WHOLESALE and RK.TAIL, by P. HOPKINS & CO. jnnl5dlmj GIBSON & WELSH, P L U M B E R S, UALHS IS Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Water Closet?, uur am) com iiaiiis, Shower Batbs, Fores and Lift Pumps, ALE PUMPS, WROUGHT IRON PIFES, 4a Wotor inlrndneeil Into ctiuntrv dwell ings from cisterns or wells, kivlni? all the conveniences of a city supplied with water works. Jso change of range ou quired to heat the water. EVANSVILLE. INI). STANDARD SCALES HORNBKOOK ft CO.', ,No. 9 North W ater Street, kvansville, Jnd of all kinds, oc2I d9nx

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The Eltguiit Pa.ss.ru er S'eamcr B T A e- 3 TJ',7" -r '"? LEaHowEl.1., Master Leaves for the nbove mi l all inlermeuiato points every TUESDAY, a-. 4 o'c o, k v. m. Oruers for Pine Lunn er. ! r. - or undresstd, or for 'feinies-te fltl Xtou lliied promptly, and at lowest. ;ite. "'.nijca Forfreiiiljt or psiine at in- on h ,-. rd or to HUMPHREY, liv.'Hi Vo or W. 11. CUNAN'i', 27-tf . Afiiits. The Rapldaa No. 2 bavins b'?. n ihorcnghly repaired, w;M resume her tr!p?on Taesday, September C-stli, at i p.m. sep27-2t . Ler llovrrix, M?ir. Kegnlar Tuesday Pach :t ler KTh Eastport and Flortcrc. -. . l't . : f -""-rr..fcn'.'7 L E W 13 Xi l t V Clfx. Matuest, Master; ' ' ' - Hoksev J v.n-s, Clerk, Leaves for tbe above and all luf erra;il-M points every TUESUA1 at! o'clouic p.m. Order for Pint Lumber, dre.ed or nrjdressed, or for Tenues-ia l'lg IroD, flJit-d prouipuy, ana ai io e-i rales 'or frelieht or jiassans airtyjii IkjuiJ. or jreiKhi or orto liUAIPlIItEY. LEWIS & CO.. S-'dtr , Atltrct:. For Padnean anl Cairo. ' - Regular Wedrutday and Snturda-j ' ; PacktU n Tbe magnlileeiit low-vaf r mean r '..i ':;- - - JOiiS LU3lS' Of V. Davis, Master; WlM.P. Pf.BllO El). Til -.'Mas. 'JClerk-s Leaves EvanHvlile evwy WEliMNjiiv andSATUHOAYat4p.),1. '. ' Leaves Cairo everv THtTimnv i SDAY i lose con i l-ae.kt-U Ol k'RUt.. ouiu.-vi a p.m., jortiing close con neciions ai, i.airo who iir;t-ciss i-aekt-U for Ht, Loala, alniphi, ami New Oi leant. Connects at KvaiiKvllie with the E. A C ihii., uu i.Lij A Mjtttru, lur JXmV1116, i or freight or oaae apply on ln,u rd. or to F. M. HI'M PHiiKY t CO.. or LUKE NICJIELtiON, augaotl Ajreiiu. REGULAR MONDAY AND TIlL'il-I)AY PACKET, The fine low-water Packet 1,1.' NORMAN, "-'-r- g. P. K. Carcluv, Matcr ; Walter Ii. IVunii;Ktoii, Cierk, Will leave for Cairo and nil way iHt'.'lines every MM).U and '1 11 1 lt.-JAV. at 4 o'clock p.m. For lieijjht or panse npiilv on board OTtr... DUKE NICiiELHON, 8e' 'f Agent. For Pdjucih and Cairo. The new, Ceet ana elegant ste-awer ALLEN DufCAff, MaKter; cash. 1 horn uk. ) Henry S. Ailtchell, Will leave for Cairo and all way lauding, during low water every Tutsda and Frldaj, at 4 o'clock P.M. Carrying freight aud paisengers at regular packet rates. For freight or paxntre apply on board. iaug,iu-dH'J Evansviile, Henderson & Kashvllle RaL' .cad Transftr Packet. Tbe fleet and splendid blJewbeei BU,atnnr -- - - - i, CHAKLEV I'EKKJNS. Master; w. , A. O. I'lJKLAM., C,8! iC, will ply as a regular packei, betweaa h.vansvibeand Hcndemou, ofli nui u.iiquiiled accoininodatlons t travelers aod Miipper. leaven Evansviile l ,iy at S p.iii Leave Heademoii daily at T'-i a.m., iijaiing close connection with the K. C. K It. JanI7 dtf W. G. BKOWN & CO., Agetiu. Regular Tri-Weekly Pacitt " For Newlurg, Owemhoro, Rucliort, (jia?tdvuw, Jl'iicticille, ami dinritlon. The riew and Light-Drought Kteanier t : JPMT&IOIjJLA Hot ! 2, John II. Triplet!, Master"; - John A. Ad.miK, C lerk, Leaven EvansvillH l.r the above and nil way ports every TUfMUAY, ill UUisDAY andftAI UKUAY. at 10 a.m. Airn1"8' lrvr Canueil'.n every t ' t'HlDAY, and fcUNDAY, For fifclgbt or pasnjie a pp'y on bourd, or to on iT. x "Ilr'I i Air.iu. a cu , INSUHAIiCE. i. W. NEXSEN, 'ieneial Insurance Agont, ADJUSTER OF LOBSSS, MABBLE HALL, No. 9 Main St., EVANSVILLE, IND. '. Dwelling Houite lLnirf.1 (or' a w-rui ol yearn at greatly leducud Three Years at the Price of T,ko Five Years at (he Price f Time. JAfvt Iiisiiratiec a NDfItiIf j . Total Cash A wets liejiresc-uted Oer Twcaty-Ilve Million Doli.trs. The following are siruetg the CornpaniH represented : XTS.K Insurance Co. of Ilartror , Coun. Cash A&seU t.T,O!)0,i;O. PIICEXIX Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn Cash Assetn fci,.O;,i0. COSTISEJiT L ln. Co. of New Yorlr. Cash Assets ..S,ovu,00(. NOKT1I Ai;l('AS( Insurance Coo. llartlord, Cuuu. Cash As-eLii 550'J,0O. M El tt'H A XIV Ins. Co. i.f HarlTord, Cf. Cash A6et $.uu,niio SKTII AMEUICAV DiMuraueo Co. o. Nc.v York. Cash Auseta g;00,c. I'I:IX Ins. Co. of Erooklyn, N. V. Cabh Assets ooo. ACTTiA I.I Ft: lus. Co. of Hartford, (V.no. Cash Aiseu...' l',uii,ji.'. J. W. NEXSEM, Agent, 9 MALN ETIiEKT, tis;isilk-, Lii, ianlJ dv raiLii ni'xiiL'j., T&lrd Street, fact. tjc'.c;sr a fca Ik Man u fa'jl ui er of Compound LiizrtzzV.r.j Q.'i for all kinds of Maoiit.ery Also LARD OIL, SOAPS, jiid UAlU- ik POKE CATAWI.A WINE of rc y ovu grwth. 'if Jti.1 s;y AN D UESTAU it y'k IV fV9 Corner Yl stand Locust Sis., Chandler's Block, on.o.iie the Opera House. It EST AU KANT AND DAIt-LOO.M. 3TMeala served up Iu the best Myle atalltime-?. Bent ol wines, liiuor, ai.d cigars confctantly on hai.d. uug.7tf

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W'rallMr and U tr r XU9 wcatbur ti-ter.!:y Wi.fc itnr Utid p Kat-aut, tliotiiih it v.as chilly coJ c-arly l:i the rnornlu', wllh 11. e ii;i rcury iloun to42 Ti e iivtr dui lna the 21 lir.tiis ;din at 3 i'.H . iltid fal ea ") luche.-, and li stc-ndily but slov.-ly dtcUiuog. ;trrlvalK aud Immrlnrri. Jbe ou'y an 1 vals and dot ai -turn' ii) to ;! p.f. were the J. L, Urattaui, Hendeiiiou lo return ; Peiroliu Jo. 3. to Caoceiton, ;Ko:iI Due litre. , ; Aa.oiig the fir.-t boutd due hero are Hie No: man, from Cairo; Momli;K Klar, from L juisvliiej&liamiocll.from Kt.Louio; Clumj Inn, f..r St. Uml; LVliuburif, from Mf iiijliW; ArjiOhy, ior JUmph!; P. AV. s.ra-Jcr u.:d Nick Longworlh, fur tW OrU-ji u; Iudlaua, ifary ' llonston and l:ulni, from New Orleans; lcwellln, ficm Eu-stoit; Hartford, from liitui l;lv. r; Cb: r.::cr, :roiu Clccl anal 1. f .11 KerlliiiironN ' Luslti j-sou thelevteycfcterday was really very ilUt, the r blug no arrival j to 3 p.M except tbe J. L. Urauaui from lit ndaison! The Clara Scoit wta receiving fulrly. Tbe Cora H., due tin Monday, h,ul not an lived al Sir. It. j etterday. Kbawaa probably jUL-ialiu d by low water ttid tn .. Citj t. IVi kli.s hopta lo t tut lnjelte rt-ndy for bu iuex t y to-nt-ht. He Has pat Jicr in cmnplote trJir, anl lio 1 odd f I U u et, liiiuui. t t jij iui,h1 nj nwnt-Ll icul iU;auibu.; wu liavo aeen fjr many a day, villi uj t-f tbe haudsomeH and mont t:ileftil citblun on ibertvtr. hbc lira been vi ry handsomely ai d eltcanity rej alutej ouulde aud lo.leitd by that iu1ik-iiI M earn boat pain ler, Wia., C, lltcoo. of this city, wto ban luruod , out f a Job of which no mechanic' net d bu RhbnmeJ. Tbe Ittterlug on her ivboelbouh 1 admirably executed, and I as fo!. low: " Evansvlile, Henderson aud Nai.bvll.'e It. H." (Iu a at-ml-clicb ) "TitAN-iHIU PACKET FA EflE," . In handsome black lctt(-r., tho wordracket" rod "Fayeite" beluic beautifully Mia ei m 1th purplo. Tbe 1'ayetle Is a aUie-wlift'l steamer lui feet long, 2i feet beam, feet over all aadifiet bold, bus thiee double fluud boilers 21 Ieet long and Gil Inches In diameter, with two h;gU-jrt-Hurethlues ln'J inches In illanutur aud bi feet alioko. Her waler-a heels uioJS ft tj1 lu dUiuuter, with 0 feet bucket. 8ho b;is also a d jelor euine aud doukey or IioIhIluif frt lghtauJ runuluif her caj hluu. - Uur cabin Is full length, 12 feet vi lde, wllh 0 laigo, well Vtatilated, ,tate-rooms, elegaully finiiUl.ed. Her altar guards ii. teud around bcr rabln, aU';idiiM a. pieasaut balcouy aft of the Udles cabin. Her bull, v lilcb In or most ymmttiical nioJel, is sheathed with irou from her mom b;tck to ber forward Water-wheel beams, and ber buU Is double fiikteiicd tbroubout. Her kitchen Is on ber tarbaaid guard, on tbe main deck, and ber pantry above It, ou tb boiler deck, aud ter buiher.shop, wanh-ioom and wutercb.( U ou ber larboard guard, Jiwt forv. aid of lb wlul, Hr ollloobi fx ward of the cabin, aud lias an Inner closet for positing valuable package He? office Is laiga, roomy and couveulont. hbe has also a laiho aud tlucly fitted op bar ou Liar htarboatd forward riuarler, where Air. Fields, the amiable hplrllual adviser of tbu .Mollln Norlon, will dlHpeue "Hlarllng's Itoe Hud" and pure "Nelson County.'' Tho Payette wUl bo eomraai,ded by Captain Cbntli s li. l'ciklns, with A. O. Iurbind, Jerry Uoj lo and Sir. Hory as clerks, as clever and obliging , a iet of K litlemeu n weio ever associated. The Lire fiom Evuri vlllo lo Henderson, will bo 7-j cents, ml tlioBiino from lleuilcrson to Evausvllle. Freight 15 cents perbumlred. Ast'm t.uu I'erkiu bus, at gre:it txpejise, piacid a lirt-clat b packtt In tbelrude, lie iiUould ice ivo u liberal palronagn. The Fuyctlo will bs found very fast. Hhe Is f xpecied tonriUo tbe ru from Hudtr.ou to Evarihvlllo lusldoof tu hour I apt. Da u. Clark, of Uolooadu, unl well known In this city us tbe commander of tbe tJen. Ani'.erhon when In this trade, la In tbe city pror-pccllug Uur clever young friend, H ury n Mitcbeil, lalo of the A'omlug hitir. Is associated with Cash. Thomas In tbeoirioo of the Cl.tr m Hcott. Therein not a bt tter freight cleric on tb river. ' . Jttuatsv lttlus 'Iu.l'y. . Ion C'aiku. Tho beautiful low. water steumcr John Lumadcu Is tbe regular tiriil aud pahuiiger packet lor Cairo and all way pmts at four p.m. promptly today, having splendid pav tir appointments. Khe is lu charge of tlos popular and accomplished gentlemen, Cajt. OwtD W. Davis, Will. I'. Fowl t and Ed. Thomas. Fok LoeiHVli.l.8, The flno floatltg pall.ce Mcrultg Mar, having beeu thuroughly repitirel and put lu cumpleto order, and looking ai beautiful a new, is cxpcetel lo resume ber pta CO to-day 1b the Loulsvll'e aud Heudcr ou Hue, and will leave for LortUvi.leat 0 f M. ( apt. W. It. lioilcroft will commaud, aud Frank Daugbi t ty aud Ocorge Asbcrolt, two highly obllglrnj geutUmen, li ivt cbargo of tbe oflioe. . . Foe HicLCbtio3r.-Tbo pepu'arand pretty trun-fer packet J. L. (iraiiam leaves for Heudt rson at 3:lj e.tt., promplly, aud baa up.rb passenger appointments. Captain Charley 1'erklns li In cornmaiid, arid A. O. Durlund aud Jerry Do lo ha vo char of IhcelHce. . 1 Feu Eai TrouT, 'I lit) 1 1 Juvlualf l nod beaoilful Itapldan No. 'i did uot Arrive In time to go out yestexliy, but Isauuouuced pohbively to l?ave fur i:u'stporl and al1 w ay ports t -day, In cbargo of lhoe eleisai.t a'ld accompli bed gentlemen, Clip'. Lfo Howell, Itohert ilcMcchari utid hi aster ijurrauia, Fill ber fall f-day. Fuu Naw Ciiii.KAs. The magiilflut ut httf-mer Nlclt Lotigworik Is unnouucul lor New Orl tu aud ail way ports this evtilu, havlug unsurpansel accommodatlone for passengers and capacity for fit-lght and hlocz. She Is couimauded by eminent htt -umboatmeti aud aicomplmhed treullemcn' Captala Lew. Kales aud E. Eueoo Dowt-is, who tttan l deeiveu'y high lu their profession, ieitutuic I runt our i;rui.rrrTBiiL'RO. Tbe tVinimiwil of Hturdiy nays: We i-arn at the United (State Kunrtoom's Oilice, Unit) It. ver J tnproveiniit, luai urn H'uieiiieul publlMiKi i ii yMi'iunj rl ver li. us l uiumil, thai a Mr. lirill, Civil Engineer, was f -ngage 1 by ilea. Weitzel, at I.-iu vil e, l wnve; 1U river from L vl.lv to ( airo, is u u.l tk. 'I n huryes of the On o, hJ h as messuilu, soundli g n ",t'es und.1 W. Mlmor Jtohe,l, Cidled knum Engineer. ir- ilorrlli I. as bwu Hli!H 1.1 to complete me levejs over i wo .a. of tuii iy each, over which lllSlt 1 lln- liver Wfis loo I. Mil loouisiu iu io al n i on rinnles at tli tliae the frit'iui j;;iriit weie iu tue iieid. Tbe Commercial ol Monday n:ij s: (Joi Nkws and Tkce. W havo four fe. lof water aud rising alowiy. We had ht-avy rains all Saturday nifeht, ami ti, wv,llir is still Cloudy, with a pio jct.of muie raiu. Cjkcisati. Tbe CommercUU of Hunday siys: The NaMivlllo I'acket Com pan y 3 etertl.iy piircliah-d the Lawrence lor ti'lfMK The I'uited rtlates Mail I.1110 will ieet Ive no f.eiiiia lor iul aou'li of Loumyiiiw uutiliniiher uoiice. The Commercial ol Monday nays Captain J. Ktutt Neat, of the low-pret-Mire. I'.ienmoud, was lu tue city yeienli,y, Tlie Vl.-k-t)urg Herald, of the iflsl, learns from an clliuerof too Clarkuvlllw, on ln-r way Oowij, as follows: 'iuo tow boat II , ii rouie to New Organs, ran into (he bunk, la-it Monday nlKUt, near Ilai:d No. I'O, which is Jut below Lake I'rovi b'tice, sunkoaeof uer la gm and crippled auothtr,ost'i caue the frclgtii w l run out ashore very Imrrieoiy i prevent it from belli d mag-d. 'i hu aunkeu bit'U'i audits coiilenta will be a tol.il ioss. 'i na river was full of boating packa wheu tue ClnrksvUle parsed, wlii'-h Mas being gobbed up fcy people iu aklU. The (Jazette fca j s: Tbe Lawrence will take the- plac Havana In the Nashville aud Ciucluuall l'aeket Iiue beavv machinery to le auoaid, and I be laborers nliuck. Hiie lelt lor Mew Orleans last evening. Willi three barge., contain-

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