Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 October 1869 — Page 3

.OCTOBER 3, PC AWFULLY SiYJELl." The Now York correspondent of tlio Philadelphia Telegraph writes: Some sweet fashions for young men are out. One of these is the lowrecked shirt, so low, indeed, that the shou'dcr blades arc all but risible, and the Adam's apple is fully revealed, nestling in virgin purity amid a EO ik of linen. The masculine throat La.- been too long concealed, and, aiuone expressions of feminine admiration, we may expect this autumn to hear, in addition to "Yhat handsome teeth Mr. So-and-so has got," the corresponding remark, 'Tea, nr.' dear, and what a deliciou3 neck! ' Shirt fronts, too, are elaborately em broidered. and lined with rose colore silk. At jewelers', masculine bracelets, inscribed with memorial names and dates, are displayed, and even handkerchief rings, for full dress occasions. Add to these the Fra Diavolo hat, with peacock's plume, checked vest patterns with all possible shades in combination, and patterns for trowsers, consisting of small squares, rainbow in hue, underlying larger ones. Add to these again buU tons of pearl, amethyst and carbuncle, and it will easily be understood that the male belle is just as"finnicky " as the female one about personal adornments. I say nothing of masculine powders and cosmetics', because this 13 a theme of which nothing is supposed to be known; but I simply put the question whether the creature who supports bracelets, and wears a low necked shirt for tha purpose of displaying a snowy bo , that is, throat, is not equally susceptible to the blandishments dormant in rouge rinaigre and oxide of bie -muth? From the Home Journal G2STLEMEVS CLOTHKS. The latest Xoreltj la that Line. We have ascertained from the proper authorities iu this ci ty and London some few particulars regarding tho fashions for gentlemen this season. For balls, parties, receptions and the German, the usual full suit of black broadcloth will continue to be en regie, all reports to tho contrary notwithstanding. Some of the daily and weekly papers have asserted that blue coats, with velvet collars and gilt buttons, would be the prevailing Btyle, but gentlemen will not subject themselves to comment and ridicule by appearing in a dress of this description ; they will adhere to the customary black dress-coat, vest and trousers. Double-breasted frock-coats, with wide, rolling collars, will be ia vogue for English weddings, dejeuners, informal receptions, calls, tho theatre, or promenade, , The colors will be dark blue, black and dark brown. ft;pped cloth, bound with wide English braid, in imitation of the Prince Arthur style, entire suits of English and French plaids will be in vogue; also the eut-a-way coat, Canadian sack and half frock, the materials being meltons m and plain beavers of dark and quiet shades. Sack and frock overcoats will be fashionable. Single-breasted sack coats will be short and with fly front, while tho frock will be still shorter, double-breasted and without side pockets. The materials will be meltons, beavers, and rouh materials of various shades. Velret and velveteen sack coats are to be worn for sporting, for tho races and riding always with light colored trowacrs. Clack, dark green, and brown velvet appear to bo popular colors for coats. Pantaloons will continue to be worn tight to the knee, and from thence eloping to the top of the boot. Stripes are out of 6tyfe superseded by light gray English plaid. Vest3 will be worn both Bingle and double-breasted, cut low, with plain rolling collars. Evening vests should be cut low. with rolling crilar3 and two buttons. White cassinierrt and duck vests will be worn, with frock coats for call?, the opera, or English entertainments. Scarfs of the Lord Stanley stylo will continue in popularity; also the royal yacht tie, of blue black, brown and lavender. Neckties are out of date, and white cravats have been given over to waiters exclusively. Silk hats, we are told, have bell crowns, medium brims, with round curls and rather wide bands altogether a very handsome head covering. Prime, oa Broadway, near Eighth Street, takes ciedtt for introducing the Warwick hat. which may now be had almost anvwbere. and whieh promises to be come the rage this wintor. It is a low crowned felt hat, with broad and stiff brim, and black silk band reach me almost to the crown, iney are made in several dark colors. The low-crowned hats of the Oxford. Derby and Jerome style will continue in fashion. Boots and shoes, will be made with round toes. Gloves for the stree are light colored, and ; for ball, opera, concert, reception and German, white: lavender or light straw o !r3 r.re in vogue. Bright shades 't g'ove s should never be worn witn a f "ess suit, nor white or lavender color for ordinary' street wear. COMMISSION CAIlli. IIMCHH.KISIIKBT. : JOL1C3 YATRXX fAl'l. K.XOKTIVtB. t S. IT. KENNEDY & CO., ?oi2irais!iiou JJerchts - - FOB T3F BAI.H Of - " Flcur. Provisions, Com, . T7Msky, . am western .rrocuce geueraiiy, 33 t 57 POTTOHAS NTREirr, Consignments solicited, and liberal caib advances made ou sbtpinent to the above lioutte, by w. m. iki.t, oc-1 dtim ' Kvaubvilli:, Isp. 1Rvrrnu.u, Jr.. Kvausvllle, lud. JOHN GILBERT, Ijiolconda, III. Oi-M. Dcsouchkt, Evansville. Intl. L. SUFFNEB, Jr., & CO., Commission Jlcreli'fs Provision and Produce Dealers, Soh Agrnh Ohio Kiur and Kanaiclia EVANSTILLE, ISI. We keep a very large slock of FLOLR In Ktore. and arc bamlins 5A) barrels per week. We can till order for any grade tbat may be wanted, at tlie lowest market prices. Orders for Provisions and Produce solicited, aud satisfaction warranted. Terms catib. we lsxue 50o Frice-Curreuts waekly, and will farntttb a copy regularly to any one uetinna na u uo so. ocHdtf Ij.Tt!rCKNF.K. It.. A CO. BRASS FOUNDER, &.O JOHN 1YIXS0N, BRAS3 FOUNDER AND FINISHER Steam and Gas-Pipe Titter, Manufacturer and Dealer In Bteam and Water Gauges, Bpetter and Kabbltt Metal, and all Articles appertaining to a Brass Foundry. BTEAME0AT A!CD CXXEBAL BLACK8HITIOB, Water Street, bet. Fine and Leet. K V AN 3 VILLE, IND. star Cash paid for old Copper and Erase

ilONDAY.

I ITT ADVEIITISEMEXTM.

Notice to Widen Ann Street -jTOTICE I UESEBT OITEJT, that .-j the common Council of the City of anville have determined upon the widening or Ann street of said city, front Mlu street to tbe west line of the northeast quarter of out-lot Mo. 4, subdivision or the north half of the northwest quarter of section number 9, 1Q township 6 sontii, range 10 west. On motion of Councilman Doughty, seconded by fciemonln, the following order was unanimously passed and adopted : It ' now Awe ordered. That six weeks' publlo notice be glveo, by publlcaion In be Evansville Journal (a public newspaper printed and published in the city of .vansv'.ile), tbat on .Monday, the Ctb day of December, 1J9, the Common Council of the city of Kvansville will make an Older towl- enAnnstrtt of said city so as to embrace within said street. In addition to lis present width, all the ground embraced and contained within the following Hues, t'.wit: iUglnnlng at a point at the nor to - wn corner or tne northeast quarter oi ru t number 4, subdivision of the north naif 'A the northwest qaarter of section. .,.,mtsr 3, in township south, rans 10 -est; thence extending south, on the taldhue of said out-lot, thirty feet; thence .iu . east 37 feel to the westerly line of Vine bt roet ; thence nort hensleriy feet, along the west side of Vine street, to the north line of section :9 aforesaid ; thence west Si feet to the place of beginning, embracing within said lines all of the fractional parts of lots numbers U.S. and 4 In Llilesion A Larra bee's enlargement or Evansville which lie west of and adjoining Vine street: also belnutcg on toe northwest laeof Main street of aatd city, at a point at which the north iiue oX section No. 2U aforesaid Intersects said Main street; thence extending wes.1 on said north line of section 1"J teu feel; laebue In a southwesterly direct Iod. along the tst side of Vine fetreet, 6.;,'J feet; heiice et along the soutli side of the proposed ALn street 4i;i feet to the northwest side oi Main street: and tbeuce along the northwest side of Mala street northeasterly 31 .'-et to the place of beginning, embracing prt oflou nutnbeialt2, and 8 in Lilleston & Iarrabee'a Knlargcmeut of Evansviile. 1 And any person aggrieved by reaoa of j the adoption ef this order may, at any I time within six weeks, apply to the Com- ' won Council for redreoo. by petition or reinunfitraoce in writing left with the Clerk of the Common Council, containing a statement of tee Injuries complained of and tbe amount demanded therefor; and said petition or remonstrance will be dnly considered, heard, and determined on the 6th nay ol December, 1869. Anil it U further ordered, That the Cleric record in the Minute-Book of tbe Common Council tbe plat of said Ann street, aa niat nas oeen prepared DV James IX. fcaunliera, City BuiTeyor. a. m. .MCWKi'i',cierr, By E. A. aicGHiFF, Depalv. EvansvUle, Oct. 1883. fUnlou copy. Annexation Notice. AND HOW HERE it appearing the Mayor and Common Council to of! no City of Kvansville tbat tbe followiua described territory contleuon.1 to said dir. and not platted or lal 1 off into lets, a map wutiwi uus oeen uuiy maae ana vennea by affidavit accurately deacrlblns the same by metes and bounds, and whlcn aald territory is tiescriDod as follows, to-wit i CommecclBgat the southwest corner of Bray's Enlargement of the city of Evansvine, ana thence ruuning north su9 feet te the southeast bank of the WbasU and Erie Canal, thence northeasterly alons said canal 7.S3 feet to the half section line, passing nonu ana son in tnroagn tne centre of section Si', town 0 souta, rang 10 west, in antterburEh county. Indiana. thence uorth along eid half section line iX feet to tbe quarter quarter section corner, ibeoce west on tbe quarter quarter section line SJ4 feet to the southeast line of Chestnut street of said, city, thenoe south westerly along the side of Chestnut street 9V1 feet to tbe northeast side of Tenth street of said city, tbeuce along said northeast side of Tenth street (1 feet to tbe northwest bank of the canal aforesaid. thance southwesterly along said canal bank 175 feet to tbe half section line, pass ing east and west through tbe centra of section 29 aforesaid, and from thence east 6tit) feet along said half section line to tbe place or beginning, ought to be annexed to the said city of Kvansville and made a part thereof, and the 6ald Mayor and Com mon council or saia cltv hems desirous that said territory should be annexed to and made a part of luld city, for tbe fol lowing reasons to-wit: lrst, that said territory is contiguous to, and to a large extent surrounded bv said citv. Second, that said territory shares In the benefits of ew erage and other Improvements now made, aud necessary to be made, and should be annexed so a to share in tbe burdens of taxation equally with other property similarly Situated, and now within Ui c-orno-rale llmiu Of raid cltv: and third, that the Jurisdiction of said city over said territory is necessary to cnaoie tue common council of said city to open and lay out suitable stieets and alley, and also la nrovld'e neeessary and proper drainage for salu terri tory, n is vuereiore ordered that the Mayor rxi common council of said citv rive due notice according to tbe requirements of an actor the ueneral Aiaemb v of tha State of Indiana, approved March 6lh, 11&5, that they will present to tbe Board of Commissioners of Vanderburgh County, on a poiltion for the annexation as a part of said city the territory herein before described. A.M. -MCURiFiT, Clerk. By K. A. MXiaiKK, Deputy. City Clerk' office. October 18t. oei'J-Uw Union copy. Il4Il.UOAI TI3IE-TABI.1:. (Cor reeled. Jm 33d, 189.) ETaniYllle Jt Crawrordsrllle B.K. SOUS ORTH. Leave Mall. Expr. 1'relghi. KvansvlKe .10:15 AH... 5:15 P i :Ui a x Vluceunes. 1:13 p u. . 7:41 P M10:i5r ii. .10:10 p M . 4:15 r si Terre Haute. iiJUvx. Terrc Haute k Indianapolis. uoisa IA.1T. . Leave Day Ex. MlhtKz. Mall. i : iv H . I A m . WO U Terre Haute. Iodlauapolls. Crestline . Cleveland...... 7 :( v M... 1 :20 A .',.10:05 a x 4:00 a M...llvtf a x. 4:lip a 7 flf a m... 8 p m. .h&p x 2:10 P M...10H5P x... I3IAM Buffalo Pittsbnrz U:SOAM. 6:50px1:45aX Philadelphia. 8W A M. t :25 am... 4:10 p X New York 0:00 a at.ll:4o a x. 6:46 p x Ohio Mississippi. - QOXKG XAST. Leave Lightning Ex. Ace Night Ex. Vincennes 1:33 P J4.- 1:13 r X... 8:56p x Jirrive Cincinnati Louisville ... 8 :00 P M.-11 :1 P X f AO A x Xt P X... 1 :10 A X... 6 :.iO A M -' 01 WRST, Mall. Night Ex. Pay Ex. .... 1 r25 v M... 2 :05 A M .. 6 :15 A M Leave Vlncennes Arrive St. Louis Cairo .11:50 p X... 9:10 A X. .. 3:50 AM... ..r2 Ko r X A : 50 p x auruasiso, Terre Haute h Indianapolis. Leare Indp'HsJl :55 A x. 7:30 a x. l:tiri(. 3:10 r x Arrive T. H. G :Z0 A X.10 :25 A X. 4 m P X.11 :05 P X RKTTJBXISQ, EraniTllle CrawfordiTllle. ' Leave Exn. Mall. Frelaht. T. Hante . CM0 a 5X1 p at... 5:15 ax Vlncennes..... I1 :S A X... S:UjP x...11:M)ax Arrive Ev&uvlUo .11 :C A X...10 :34 P J. 5:10 p M & 5.' & N. R. R, Northern Division. TRAINS GOiNa SOUTH. Transfer Pacltet Steamer Fayette leaves EvansvUle dally at... 2:00 p.x Train leaves Henderson at.......... 4:'M P.X Arrive at MadlgonvlUe- . 7:10 P.x. GOING NORTH. Train leaves Madlsonvllie dally (Sundays excepted at 5:25 Ar. Arrive at Henderson S)i. Arrive at t.vansviue Dy Xransier Packet Fayette 9:15 a.m. Making connection both ways with trains on me r x c uanroad. STEAMBOAT LINES. To L.OC1STII.I.. isvery Monday t 10 o ciocs: a.m. very xaeaay, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Uatnrday atf o oiocs r. m. To Cai&o Dauy, except Sunday, at 4 o'clock p. x. lo UaitK Kit. Every Monday.Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at i o'clock To EA8TPORT. Every Tuesday aud Bat nrJav at4 o'clock P. x. To HitjDkBsoj Dally, except Sundays, iH o'clock p.x. To NASHViLtk Every Tucsday,Vdnesday and Saturday at 4 p. x. Transient boats dally up aud down. To Cincinnati iivery fcaturday at 10 A'Jo Cannklton Every Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday at 10 A.m. RockportHtage (vlaNewburgh and Boon nie. carrvinir the mail, leaves at 7 A. x.. on Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays. Arrive by 7 p. x., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. New Harmony Mall Stage leaves Mondays and Fridays at 7 A. x. Arrirea Tuesdays and Saturdays by 4 p. x. Mt. Vernon Mail btage leaves daily (ex cept Sundays) at 7 a. x. Arrives dally (ex aept Sundays) by 2 p. x. To NKWBUBa.HacK dally (except Bun Jlsy,) from tbe Merchant's Hotel, at S o'clock p.x. STAG!E tITE. EvansvUle & uray ville Stage Line TP EAVES EVAUfSVIIXE EVEHT Aa FRIDAY, at 6 A.M., Irom the corner of Locust and Third Hureets. Leaves Orayvllle every WEDNESDAY at 8 a.x , from the Grayville House. Fare i for tbe through trip, and 15 for the round trip. Jy 30 asa

GROCERIES

F'ur Cicl5T Vineerar vmrfDrPlckllD(or 1'bie nw can ud the soumne anici ai VICK ERY BUO.'H. T3and 7S Main Street. JPino Golden Syrup. ATEBT CHOICE A KTICK AT 91 SO per gallon. Also, ood yi up at lower prlCftSat VK'KtKI UKU.-S, 73 and 7J Main street STJG.AJRS. aTOTWITHSTAKI.l.VO THE Alv vance In sugars In the Eastern cities. we are still retailing sugars very low. Call and see, at viukkhy bro.'S, 73 and 70 Main street. DRIED BEE? HAMS, &0. S1 raAR.CTIlF.D DRIED BKEF, Hozar-Cored Hums aod Ham sausaze. lor saie wnoiesaie tea reran, at V1CKERY ERO.'S, 73 and 76 Main Street. Sweet JE'otfitoesA i BrsilElS,LAHflEANDriSi;, JQt received una jor saie vy V1CKEKYBK03 ; and 70 Main street. nEABL BABUT, m-auwa awn Oat Meal, just received and for sale, Wholesale or retail, by - - VICKEBY BR03., 73 and 7a Main Street. TTOKET I9T T1IK COMB. ALSO, g strained Honey at cents per pound, at THK CASH OEOCKHY, 76 Main Street. Clieap Soap. , 4 BARS eoon SOAP Eransvilleor Cincinnati make for 25 cents, at XHK CASH GROCERY, 70 M&ln Htreet. FOR CASH. Til K rOLLOWIH O ARTICLE? AUK offered low at the Cash Grocery: Canned Jfisk, Canned Meats, Vanned fruits, Salmon, Jtoast Betf, Lobsters, Pears, Tomatoes, ' Mutton, Jt'ardines, Umckem, Damsons, Oysters, Green Turtles, Quinces, ttams, Sa usage Meat, Blackberries, Mackerel, f c, d'C, &c. &c. A f plete assortment of canned goods, foraale low at THE C ASH Gkockr, 70 Main street. ; IMPORTED FANCY GOODS. f KA A PEKIHvH Worcestershire Hauee 3 a in pints aod hall Pints. Cross Blackwell's Pickled Onions, Chow Chow, Piccalilli, and mixed Pickles. Also, Domestic Pickles of s.ll kinds, for sale very low at THE CASH GROCERY. 78 Main street. ; CHARLES VIELE & CO.. wholesale: GRO CE I ROUTUWEST COBHEJV first anil. Sjcaniore Streets, EVANSVILLE, IND. au9 dtf MATTHEW DALZELL, Wholesale .Dealer In Groceries, Nails, White Lead, Lime, Cement, &c, . Ko. IS Water Street, decIUdly Svarsvillb. Idk ISAAC HKXASS. DAT HXIXAXW. I. 1. IlKISIAT, " ' ' Wholesale Iealers In GEOOEEI E S. Foreign and Domestic Liquors, NAILS, COTTON YARNS, UU8SWAJU Ac, kc, 44 & 4C , FXBST STREET, EVAS3YII.I-E, IMD. FISH DEPOT. ordtf BUSINESS CARDS. DR. E. J. EHRMAN, nomoeopathlc Physician. Offlee No. 1 Second Street, between Main and Locust. Omoe Hour, From 8 A. it. to 12 x., and 1 to 5 f.h At his residence, corner of Beventh and Chestnut Street, after night. ociS diy EvansviHa Business College, Corner XX AIM A THIRD STS CO KTAXSVILLK, INBIAX1. Book-keeping, Penmanship, and Mathematics me.de specialties. Session both day and evening. For circulars, giving terms, Ac, or specimens of Penmanship, address IFEMjl A KLIXER, novll y . Iroprletors, a: er1 PETES YIKULIN U DRUGGIST, And Dealer In Paints. Oils. VARNISMKS, DYE-STUffS. WINDOW QLAht, Hl&GICAL I.sTIiniISTS, Pare Win and Brandies. And all popular Patent Medicines oi tne age.. jVO. a Xortfi Water Street, TANNVILLK .IJtDIAXA oc29 ly DR. F. L. DAVIS,1 Homoeopathic Physician. Office on Second Street, between Main and Locust. ocS3 dly i Osborne, 27 tiOCtiHt Street. a O an O o Osborne, SIGN PAINTER. Osborne's Show Cards. Jnnl2 dtf GIBSON & WELSH, E Ta JJ M B E R S, DKAI.EJR1 IS Lead Pipe, Sheet Ijead,Water Closets, HOT AM COED BATHS, 8hower Baths. Force and Lift Pumps, aXjL. j'u ji a. WROUGHT IB:OX PIPES, a Water Introduced into country dwellInn from cisterns or wells, clvlntr all th conveniences of a city supplied with water works. No change of ranee on stove re quired to beat the water. its Locust (Street, EVANSVILLB. IND.

DRY GOODS.

HFFES FROM THIS DAT if beet-selected etoctc of Sa nmer anil Seasonable AT VERY LOW PRICED Via. : In the DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT, A very large stock of the BEST PRINT3 And tbe most popular brands Bleached & Unbleached MUSLINS At the lowest market rates. DRESS GOODS DEPAR TMEN7 Is now more complete in its assortment than ever before offered In this market, and at ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES. BLACK SILKS, And all the new shades of FANCY SILKS : At 23c, 60c, 75c., and tl per yard less than their value, ana warranted all silk, tbe assertion of some unscrupulous competitors to - tbe contrary notwlthstanding. Black and White LLAMA SHAW LS, Hosiery, Gloves, PARASOLS AXD SFS UMBRELLAS, ; NOTIONS in endless variety. MILLINERY STOCK will be' closed out Cheap during the balance of the season. Mosquito Bars and Netting. The best Btyle of Mosquito Bar Fixtures just received and made up to order at short notice. SCHAPKE2, BUSSING & CO., 5oi. 47 and 49 Main Street. Jqp28 ; STATIOXT22H.ir. JOHN n. SCOTT. I5ooliweller,i(ntIoiier AKD ' : iEW8DEALER, 5o. 53 HAIX 8 IE SET, cor. feecond, anlSdly Kvawsvili-e. Ijrn. FISH & BARTER, Wholesale Booksellers & Statlonera,' SCHOOL BOOKS, ; BLANK BOOKS, i MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PAPER ENVELOPES, 1 -KB- - -i ' -n . . Oeneral Stationery, No. 19 Main Street, ; ETansTlIle. Indiana. ! jolytly THE Auction ISusIness. Thos. M. EJlliott AUCTIONEER, Boom-No. 84 Main Street, EVANSY1LLE, INDIANA, Particular attention srlven to sales of Real Kstate. Oar commiAsions are small. and we can guarantee satisfactory prices. We sell Merchandise of all kinds daily at oar Boom, and will attend to the sale of Household Furniture, either at our stand r elsewhere. Merrhants closins; out stocks would do well to consult us. Oar acquaintance of over twenty years with the people of Evansvll'e will enable ds to ana, easily, customers ior nearly any kind of good commodity. We bave constantlv on hand a larze lot of cneap and good articles of merchandise T. M. ELLIOTT, IVo. 84 IVtaixi Street fwe9 3m LAW CARDS. G. W. SHANKLIN, Law and Estate OHice, (With WM. II. WALKER,) CUB2IEB MAI3f AND TU1RD STS. Valuable City and Bubarban Property; Farm Lands in Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky for sale or exchange. oc23 dtfm . WM. REAYIS, TJ. S. Glaim A&cxxt. Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTING AGENT. Office on Main Street, between Third and Fourth, No. 954 (over Keller's Uun Store), EvansvUle, lnd. sepl9,'tJ5. W. P. HARQRAVE, AlTOBNEY at ,LV , OfSce on Third Street. In Washington House Block. Will practice to various Courts of the Circuit. Prompt attention to office bnnlnnm M4 ri.-lm MIIXINEItY. .LADIES, HATE I0U HEABD THE NEWS ? MBS. GOOI3IAX has just returned from tbe East, where she has been to select her Fall . . S TO CK OF MIL L INER Y. Every lady In this city and vicinity knows that she takes the lead in the Millinery Business, aud turns out the most stylish work. it gives her pleasure to announce to he numerous customers and others, that she will open the most fashionable goods that were ever brought to this place. Ladies will please call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as I deem it no trouble to show my goods, Remem ber the place. No. 9 SO UTR SECOND STREET, Between Main d Locust. e?9-2m MRS. GOODMAN. GAS FITTING. ETC. RONALD FISHER, DXAIJES IN Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitter, No. 31 I.OCTST STREET,

BTTSIXT2SS GARBS.

DR. D. W. THOMAS, Having permanently located in Evansville, lnd., offers his professional services to the public IHe is a graduate of one of the bent medical college in tbe Union, and hat. practiced medicine twenty-five years. He solicits professional business. The Uoctor win devote a portion of hU time to tbe treatment of Female Diseases. Office on Third, between Main and Locuxt Htreets, up-stairs (over Judge Igiehart's office), where be may be found when not professionally engaged. faort dtf LOU PAUL'S CLOTHING STORE, 101 aia.-t,Ist 3d and 4th First-Class Custom Work. Also, Ready-made Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods. augl9 6m DE. L. G. J01LN30N, Ilomoeopathist. OrriClB No. 5 MARLETT'8 BL-CK, corner Main and Fifth Street. Office Hours From 9 A.X. to 5 P.M., and from 7 to 8 p.m. At his residence, corner Bel! nd Centre Streets, when not at office. au3 dly . . . - COAL! coal: Having resumed my former business, I would hereby Inform my old patrons and the public generally that I am prepared to deliver GOOD CLEAN iXIAL on short notice. Coal in all eases must bo paid tor when ordered. Agent for the celebrated PARA' Dl&M COAL, JOS. THOMAS. OHce In American House. nov4 dly FAHNLEY, KUUN & 0., Western Brewery, Manufacturers of Lager Beer, Ale, and Porter, In barrels, half-barrels, kegs and . bottles. OFFICE No. 85 MAIN ST., KVAN8 VILLE, INDIANA. nov7 ly BLTTHE HYNES, ATTOBXET-AT - L.A"VT. OFFICE THIRD STREET, In WALKER'S BUILDING. nov!4 ly WHEELEB & BIGGS, WHOLESALE GROCEKS, Cor. First and Sycamore Sts.t EVANSVILLE, IND. ' novUly Dr. Jas. C. Blerbower, RESIDENT DENTIST, QJTee No. lO FIRST ST., ! ' Between Main and Locust, Returns his thanks for the liberal Satronagerecelveddurlne tbe past ve years, and hopes by fair dealing to merit a continuance of tbe same. Chloroform administered when desired. oc2tfdlyMain St. 47i 3 0 THOa. M'2AIB. JACOB SAL AT McNalr&Salat Have the very best stock of . Boots & Shoes o o SOD & p 5 CD z . liver brought to this city, and propose to sell them very low. 'ti : Remember the place, 47 MAI ST. 4T1 STATI0XEC, BOOK Bl.NDKtt, And Blank Book Manufacturer, ' And Dealer in School Books, Pictures and frames, Mirroas, Look-lag-Glasses, French Glass, Ac, OLD BOOKS KBOCNI. NO. 70 MAIN BTRJXJCT, (HEDSKRICH'S BLOCK,) EVANSVILLE ..INDIANA. nov31y GEO. A. HITTIlOI,rS CIALKR IK WATCHES, JEWELRY Gold Fens, Spectacles, Kyeg lasses, euyer oa iriHLeu ware, watcn and Clock Material, No. 61 MAIM ST., Bet. Second and Third, KVANSVU-LE. IKD. Watches and Clock Aepaired and warranted. Chas. Arteb, wilt Geo. A. Blttrolff. locdly SOAP, CANDLES, ETC. J PADDEN & CO., Soap, Camlic, and Lard Oil WANCFAC1TREUS. OFFICE AND WAREHOtTfcK . FIRST STREET, near Dhlslon. PAIUEN .fc :o. A HE KEADT 1 supply the trade wuh th UKNCINE GOLDKN KRASIVE, GERMAN ERABIVK, BROWN ERASIVE, and the CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAPS. Every housekeeper should give it a trial, bold by all respecta ble grocers. V A DIES, BE Sl'BE AXI ASK FOB JLJ Fadden & Co.'s Golden Erasive Hoap. It saves time, labor, money, and patience. Vou can do your washing with this soap in half the time you take with using other soaps. You cm get it at all the grocers. TP ADIES, I.OOIk TO TOUR OWN jU Interest and ask for Padden A Co. 'a boaps. Bee tuat their name is on every bar you buy. (Jy23 DRUGS & MEDICINES OPERA DRUG STORE. W B- Burford, DEAliliJK Drags, Medicines, American and Imported Perfamei ASD TOILET ARTICLES. NO. 18 SOUTH FIRST STREET (CHANDLER'S BLOCK). Prescriptions Prepared at all hours. se8 3m BUTTEB, EGGS. CHICKEKS, AND CountryProduco. DEPOT COR. FOURTH AND WALNUT. W y GK 1. ftWILSUJI keep constantly JLjL on hand the celebrated l'arke County Butter, Egg. Chickens, and all kinds of country Produce. A liberal discount made to wholesale dealers sekllm

STEAMBOATS.

F0 a ARKANSAS RIVER. TRI-WKEKLY lT. 8. MAIL LINE. John D. ASAX9. President. s . Mteamers leave aaempuis on rMnndT. Wncl npHrta- s und Fri dTB. , Fornfliuaf and through freight receipts to all points on Arkansas niYM, apptv to ,nj , HUMPHREY, LEWIS CO.. oc!9dtf Agents. FOR WRITE RIVER. 17. iWAIf, LINE. JOHN I). ADAMS. VreMident. Leaving Memphis Tuesdays, Thunsdayp, kiiu oatuniajni, r or pawige anu tnrougu freight rvcelptn to all points o White, Litjcu, wuu r fir it rwver, Hppiy to HUMPH KEY, LEWIS A CO., ocl9 dtf Agents. FOR PALUCAH AND CAIRO. 4t TKarW The fa mens low- presmre Q UIOKSTEP, Jack Gbamitzs, Master, Le -ves EvansvUle for Cairo every MO DAY and THURSDAY, at 4 p.m. do1 lively, cornenting at Cairo with Hi. Louis, oclldcf DUKE NICHELBON, Aent, For Paducaa and Cairo. Regular Wednesday and Saturday - Packet. The magnlflcent slde-wh?ei stesuner GCS. Fowleb, Master: Wm. P. Fowucb, ,jn Ed. Thomas, 'Jylerks,, Leaves EvansvUle every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 4 p.m. Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and SUNDAY at 5 p.m., making close connections at Cairo with first-class packets for St. Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans. Connects at EvansvUle with the K.4C. B.R., and the Tarasoon for Louisville. - For freight or passage apply on board, or to , F. M. HUMPHREY 4 CO.. or DUKE NICHELSON. oc22 tf - Agents. : For Paducali and Cairo. The new, fleet and elegant steamer Clara Scott, Allen Dtj;.can, Master; Cash. Thomas, - lPll, . . Hem S. Mitchell, Clerks, Will leave for Cairo and all way landings, during low water every Tuesday and Friday, at 4 o'clock P.M. Carrying freight and passengers at regular packet rates. For freight or passage apply on board. . ang3o-dtl Regular Tuesday Packet for Paducah, Eastport and Florence. The Elegant Passenger Steamer , LmHowzll, Master; i Robikt McMicham, Clerk. ' . -V w u WCU1.W points every TUESDAY, at 4 o'clock p. it. i . . di.. t . : . v.wi .v. uuuiucr, urmwNi or undressed, or for Tennessee Pig Iron, filled For rreiht or passage aijply on board, or to nunriiniiii, Li.EjW.ISS S 4 CO., or W. H. CONANT. eef27-tf Agents. r, Regular Tri-Weekly Packet r For Newburp, Otoensboro, Rockport, Grandview, Hawesuille, andt , . Cannelton. The New and Light-Draught Steamer PETHOLIA lo. S, Jqhn H. Trlplett, Master ; John A. Adams. Clerk. Leaves Evansville for the above and all way ports every TUA-HDAY, THURSDAY. Returning, will leave Cannelton every WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY, and BlINDAV. at A.H. - ... For fi eight or passage apply on board, or to HUMPHREY, PATRICK 4 CO., ; iprju uu Agents. EvansvUle, Hendsrson & Nashville R. R. Semi-Daily Transfer Packet to Henderson. The magalflcent side-wheel steamer TP -A. "ST E T T JE J C. G. Pjebkixs, Master: A. O. DURLAKD. Clerk.' Will Jeave EvansvUle dailv for Header. fon at 7 A. M. and 3 f. h. Returning will leave Henderson at 8 A. it. and v p. h. Fare 75 cents each way. Freights received at all hours at W. G. Brown A Co.'s wharfboat. Railroad and other freights, not ready for the V p. it. trip, will go down at 7 A. m. by being sent to the wharf boat in the evening. ovi-tf SADDLERY, ETC. gtelnbach, Wack & Co., . . . MAifCFAcrrcr.KBS or SADDLER Y, AND ' ' ' Dealers In Saddlery-Hardware, : ' sres or the bio collab. X. 79 MAIN STREET, ' EVANSVILLE, IND. Albert Steisbach.1 ' u. r. wack, Charles Miller. oc7-3m GEO. TIIOENIIILL, I ' " ' ". " . ' ' MASlCTCMB OF laclclles nail Ifarucs? SEC0XD STREET, near Main, : EVANSVILLE, IND. All kinds of Una Saddles and Harness constantly on baud, . . REPAIRING done In the beet manner and at short notice. fmhSdttm Charles Babcock & Co.,' IMPORTERS AND DEALERS W j Coach & Saddlery Hardware ! f j Springs, Axles, Wood Work, D imasks, Harness, Enameled Patent Leather Pad Skins, Skirt' : : j 1 ings, dec, Ac, :-lVo. SXnln Street, i j tn2f) EVANrtVILLF, INIX F. J. BErrz, of Reltz 4 Haney. GKOR6K H. Start, of Ba.ua A Start. Ejjwako C. Mitbray. formerly of Marine Ways, Paducab, Ky. EVASSVII.I.E Xry Xocli Oo., EVANS VI LLE, IND. The Dock, having been thoroughly rebuilt, is now prepared lor Docking Roata on short notice. war No profit charged on material for repalrlng boats. Joc22 d!" bakeryT&cT "" Steamboat XSaltery, AL30, AGENT FO Cincinnati Lager Beer, Flr.it Street, Between Tine & Division, E VANS VI LL E, IND. WThe BEST CRACKERS. PILOTBREAD, &o , constantly on hand. r Orders from Steamboats filled at all hours, day or niebt. oct4-d3m

N 15 W F'it Oltr River Items Hee fourth ttje. Y!vntT atn(t Wnlr The weather Hatnrday was cloudy and cold. Considerable rain fell during the latter part of Friday night. At noon the mercury 6lood at SS-, and theclouds looked dry and barren. The river, during the 21 hours ending at S p. 3f., bad fallen one and a half Inches. The prospects for n rise are not flattering. Arrivals and Departure. Tbe arrivals and departures up to 3 p.m Saturday Include the Clara Scott, to Cairo; Palestine, Louisville and return ; Armada and Burksvill-, Cairo to return ; Kate Rob lnson. St. Louis to Cincinnati; Emma Floyd, to Cincinnati; Fayette, to Henderson and teturn ; Petrolia No. 2, lo CanneT ton ; Charmer to Cincinnati. ' Boa I a Dae Here. Among the first boats due hero are the Norman and Clara Scott, from Cairo; Pal estine, iroin Louisville; Sam. J. Hale, for Memphis; Anna, for St. Louis ;Cbampio - fiom St. L uls; Cora S.,from Mem phis; ludianu, Stiver SpKay, Mary Hous ton and Richmond, from New Orleans; iiapiaan N o. 2, from Eastport. :- Htaeellaneon. - Business was quite lively on tbe wharf Saturday, with a fair show of steamers at the wharf The Emma Floyd did not get her cotton out till after .8 o'clock., Elie left at 9 ..The Charmer had a big trip of freight down, and had all she wanted out The Kate Robinson had all she could carry on the water. She discharged a large lot of matches here. Among her passengers were Capts. Leeds and Frame, who took the Llghtwood to New Orleans The Palestine got In at 2 a.m., Saturday, and left at 0 A.x, She bad a good trip Tbe Petrolia No. 2 took out a fair trip Tbe Armada and Burksvllle got in early, Saturday morning, with considerable freight on the latter, the Armnda being entirely light. She is looking beautiful, having been finely repainted, inside and out, and Is In tip-top condition, from keelson to the top of her pilot house. Captain Gus. Fowler ia justly proud of her. The Eurksvllle 1 a trim lit tle craft, and will carry 150 tons on SO Inches water. They were receiving liber ally for their outgoing trlp...The Leweliin was filling up rapidly, and would have all she conld carry on the water......... The Armada, by noon, was covered wlin passengers.. .The Fayette had too in ach freight down yesterday morning, and did not get back until near 2 o'clock. She left soon after, taking a second large crowd of passengers to the Fair..., ..-.The Evansville was waiting for the A. L. to tow her to tho wharf. Boats Leaving To-Iny. Fob Caido. The fleet, low-pressure Quickstep la the regular packet for Cairo and all way ports at four o'clock to-day, having unsurpassed cabin accommoda tions. Captain Jack Grimmer comiuuds, and Waller B. Pennington and Sam Laughlln are her clerks. She gives through receipts for frelgnt er passengers to all points South or West. The Quick step la a great favorite along the coast. Fob Louisville. The beautiful Rose Illte la tbe regular packet for Louisville and all way ports, at 10 o'clock this morn, lng. She la an elegant steamer, and finely officered. The veteran Captain James Ma ther commands, and Miles D. Warren and Mr. Beverly- are her clerks, each urbane, attentive and obliging. ; Fob GKEKJf Riveb. Capt. Joe MeRey. nolds new and beautiful steamer II art ford leaves for Woodbury and all Oreen River way landings at four v. x. to-day. She la a pretty boat, with excellent passenger appointments. Capt. McReynoIcU Is a pleasant and worthy gentlemen, untiring la his efforts to build up the trade of tbe City, and should be well patronized. Billy Liter is ber excellent clerk. Fob IIkndeesio:. The elegant and Heat railroad transfer steamer Fayette, leaves for Henderson at 7 A. t. and at 7 r.sf. today, In charge of Captain Charley Perkins, an accomplished officer, having elegant accommodations for passengers. A. O. Durland, Mr. fctory, and C. J. Bsyle.all pleasant gentlemen, are her clerks, and will give strict attention to thecomlort of passengers. Fob St. Louis. The magnificent Anna, of tbe famous Express Line, will be down to-day, en route to SU Louis and all way ports. She Is a first-class passenger steam er. Captain O. P. Shlnkle Is her veteran commander, and John E. Thrasher 1 her accomplished clerk. , UleuuiOKs rreni oar exchanges. Pittsburg. Tbe Commercial of Frldsy Bays : Tbe marks last evenlue Indicated two feet four Inches by the Mononxahela pier marks, and faliins: at tne rate of one Inch in twenty-four hours. The weather during tne aay was pleasant lor tne season. Trade ontbelandlnc would be brlblr, provided there was sufficient water to do bnslaess with. The only beats running are tbe packets. A few leet of water would be very beneficial about this time. Cincinnati. The Commercial of Friday says: Tbe steamer Greenback left Pittsbure July 29, and arrived at Cincinnati October Zi, and has taken out on ber way down, eight coal boats aud barges and one canal boat, and leveled down the wreck of the Ingomar, at the t isters, but aid not get her bottom out. Hbe has alwo taken out fortyonasnagR, and among them several that bad done thousands of dollars' worth of damage in tbe last twenty years, and were celebrated among all classes of boatmen; for Instance, the one tbat sunk tbe Revenue, tbe one at Prince's, and tbe celebrated Cblio snag, or Boatman's Terror. Vlcksourg will shortly bave a concrete wharf In front of the present wharf-boat landing. It will be 4Su in length and (i'2 feet deep, and will probably cost 810,000. If the project be carried out, it will be one one of the best undertakings the sity has ever attempted. Pretty heavy ice is formed at St. Paul, a premonition that tbe St. Paul boating season is drnwlDg to a close. Captain li. T. Dexter, of Evansville, was in the city yesterday. He left for Louisville last nignt, and will return to Pittsburg, where he is building a ww and elegant passenger steamer. For the benefit of our readers we have condensed the following fast runs of all our fast steamers. time made by the followed named boats: J. M. White, In April, 1844, from Bt. Louis to N. O., 8 days, labours, same boat, from N. O. to St. Louis, May, 1311 : Days. Honrs. Min. To Natchez... ...JO 20 40 To Vicksburg- .......1 3 65 To Memphis ..2 12 8 To Cairo-......................... ..1 6 To Bt. Louis. ................. 23 0 Reindeer, to Louisville from New Orleans, 4 days, 13 hours. . Duke ol Orleans, to Cincinnati from New Orleans. 6 days, 1 hours; te Louisville, o davs, 5 hours. Champion, to Cincinnati from New Orleans, 5 days, 22 hours. Pike, from St. Louis to Cincinnati, 4 11 Mary Hunt, from New Orleans to Louisville, 4 days, 23 hours, 30 minutes. W. B. Clifton, from Louisville to St. Louis, 48 hours. , . , , Telegraph No. 2, from St. Louis to Louisville, 47 hours. David White, from Louisville to Madison, 60 miles, 8 bours, 20 minute:!. Robert J. Ward, from New Orleans to Vlckfcburg, 2S hours, 2 minutes. Telegraph No. H, from Louisville to Cincinnati, b hours 02 minutes, 40 seconds. Alvin Adams, from Louisville to Cincinnati, 10 hours aud 10 minutes. Eclipse, from New Orleans to Louisville: -1852-- . 1ST, Days To Nalchez...0 To Vlcksburf-.O To .Memphis. 2 Hrs.MIn. Days. 11 rs. M. 21 M 15 11 13

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To Cairo .a To Loulsvllle...4 Empress, from New Orleans lo Lou!.. vllle, 5 days, 5 hours and 10 minutes. A. L. Shctwell, from New Orleans to Louisville : - ' Days. Hit, Min. 4H - 0 hi 2 xopiatcuez o ig ToMemphis.................M2 lo - To Cairo ...2 . 3 To Louisville- . 4 R. E. Lee, fc-om Memphis to Cairo, li uours, aiy iniuutes. The Oatette says : Captain W. W. Rlsher and Clerk F. V. Cellos are now running the Mayflower, She has gone up tbe Ouachita from New Orleans. The Times of Friday evening says: Captain Cnet. W. Bradley Is expected here from Evansville to resume the Nashville trade when the season opens. The new steamer Natche is nearly ready to sail ; her appearance Is favorable to her making a sensation in Southern 7 & t rs Louisville. The Courier' Journal of Friday says: 1 The pilots of tne mallboata repoiyt

feet on Grnvsv F.&U 1 C fx t r.t IU';nj Hnn and Warsaw. Ttie Fails i ity deonrte-1 fr.rG'-epn lllvcr last evening with nil m o c m d rurr oi the v-ater. In fact, lliei mialu w a little donbtmi nboot ttin through with bis immerse lofcd of rr lo.,t Capt. Jurnes Kiinnd, i.noM stea-nhont-man, and for tin pRt, two years HrwHrnt of the Liitle Usir.K ia (Ji.ioi an v . ilftJ at

Little Itock on Tueqdy. The Torn Morgan ri heen sold at Ht. LonlstoE. :arre, of tio hin t-.m-r for J-5t0. Captain Barnes vrill tiro . he Morgan into some Southern trade. St. LOUIS. The Democrat nf Frldny says: Weather very fine now. Ionian mimmer's flBl blusnei were visible yesterday. River still lulling very s owly Tli rate f declin per rtiiy ! incrensirj in li!em per rivers. Still the water is high, r'smarbly so, to St. Paul, heavily iodtd boats being abl to c i be uiti.xi s.i l tne lower rapids. NaviiHtlon Is uu:icu:t aud expensivo in the 1 imo uboui iveple:-, and the Missouri is hard;y iri a better condition. Freight is ainiLdant on a l the upper rivers, and Immense c,n ntiti s of it will be shipped to this p'rt la bnrnoi, Tim Ohio continuts deehnim-, wit i oiiiy three feet elubt i actus on VV'a .' l , which is into water In contract wi'h oni-ei'j;ht or nine feet out to Cairo, i uilcw" wo qu'ito as well sustained at ft wonuorfully active point. Tbe W. R. Arthur came iuto port yrsferday afternoon, t earn In;; ntotig t a fust rate, as if nothlntj were tho matter uric H her. Indeed, auy cnual observer would not observe that anythin g oiled trie Horner; would mot suppose ilml so mai -iht a:d handsome a vessel vm ko recently stranded upon a bnnk of rcK tvilu iiat; boles in her bulJ.au i the slimy i l.sslsnipi,l among the freight in Jier hold, and tne boat In Imminent peril o,' coins to jder-es. When-onco on th dtclss, the workmen will snon place her iu s rro(d couullion as previous to the accident. The accident baa beeu very serious in the loss of freight, which was throvn overhoaril to the extent of many thousand dollars. Her decks upon arrival hero vcre covered with freight that oa her boiler d5 and roof having remained unmolested. Nkw Oelkaxs. The limrs of Wednesday says: There was no chan in fi.e weather sluce our lat review, yeste'.siHv being clear and fiuo tbrouhou', with a pleasing temperature. Businesa ou the landicj. for tho second day of the week, ws rjnito ncilve. W e noticed some very liae fn iht and passenf:er trips leaving. 'I'ho jekkbur pacnet. i. E. Lee had one of the best trips of the season, and also the lit d River packet Lotus No. a. while the Cincinnati packet Kelie Vernou had ail she wanted. Freights for St. LouU and other points were "not very aotlve, and the balaiice of tha departures had but modium trip j. - IU2A.T, ESl'ATE. Real Estate & Patent A rrftrtnv VHVJ JlfAVE A VAKIKrr OF ISt SI. NKsS and DWELLING HOU.-1H. aud a large number of H JILDING IiOX, in almost every part or j .auviiie; hiso, u number of Farms and pverai thousand acres of TIMBERKD LA.IJD-, all of which I will sell on EASY TERMS. 1 bave somn very DESIRABLE and very CHEAP ihmsi. Persons wishing to buy will wave money by purchasing at my olUee. Thoso tiaviue property to wen in uicatio Drioa me tho description a nd p: Ice. l snau soou auveuise ior pnnnc saio some valuable property 1 tho l i-i-kk part of the city, near tbe prop ed track of the street railroad, where uloe bulldlns; sites can be had on vkry rbasinablk ty h vs. 1 have also opened an oiuce tornuLiltl rING PATENTS. Per:ioti.s deairlii to ob tain Paten is can mak a c plica', iou at once and by calling at my offlie, ou THIRD STM bet. Uain ard Locust, EVAK3VILLE, IND. ALVAH JOHNSON, OClSJ Hoal Estate ana Patent Agent, Hew -Ileal listate Agency. J. P. i:iIlo(t '& Hon frAVJB OPENED A JtKAI. liSTATi. A arfntv for Mm Hale f atid reiir,inj?o lun Us. houaes, 40..4C PerAua baviuz liouse-s t r land to rent or sell, or persons wishing to purchase or rent, will do well by culling on tuem al their office, on TWrd Street, nerx Locust' - In Illliott'w IJioclti Junelltf COMMISSIONER'S GALE -OF N otice i.h hk:u:iiy cjivf.n that the undersigned t'ommlssioner appointed by the Court o! Common Pleas, of Vanderburgh County, Ktate of Indiana, by virUieof au order of raid court, made at lis Sepien- ber term, ISO i, will sell at PRIVATE HALE, The following described Ileal Ehtate, situated in VanderburyU t'ouuti', Ktato of Indiana, to-wit: Lot number slx,(rj, In Subdivision of Lot number one hundred ant nine, (Hit)), In the Original Plan of the City t Kvansville. This lot fronts upo:t .Second- .Struet, between Main and Sycamori! (Streets, 1 il by 7j feet, aud has upon 1. a frame house. Also. Lot immber twein v-lhieo. (Zi). In the Original Plan of I hi City of Evansville. This Lot tronts on Wattr street, between Vine and Division Hlree s; s 7.1 by 1 M feet, and biia upou it a laro Hotel build, ing, known as the BT. CLOUD IIijTF.L. Also, twenty-two feet of lot nmn'icr seventeen, (17), In Lower orMcilmy'sKolargemeut oi t;ie ciiy or f.vansviue, bounded as follows: Eeplnmu" at tho front Hue of said Lot at a point twentyfive feet from the Kouthenstcrly corner of said Lot, running thence alou Raid front line westwaruiy iweniy-1 wo irei, men at right angles with said irontllue to the allev in the rear of Kt.id Lot. thence aIon; said alley towards Division Mt reet twenrj -two feet, thence to tho place of beginning. Hubject to the life estate ol Martha Irwin ia one undivided third thereof. This part of Lot front on First Ftreet, between Kim and Pine Hlteets; is 22 by Hi feet, at)'! has upon it a ;ooi i:kick jjWLLlaa ho'.sk. Also, Lots six and eight, in tho Hubdlvlslou of the Northwest n lartor of Heciiou number twenty, in XowiMlilp number tlx, In range ten west, as n.rule by Conrad Baker, Administrator of the er.tate of William Wood, in his report to the Probata Court of Vandcrbuntlt County, Ntate of Indiana, at its February lerm, lA'.0. The said Lot six containing four T-1 acres, end fronts on the Male road, frnm Kvansvllli to Princeton; aud Lot eight contains five acres. Moth of said Lots are near the north boundary line of Evuniivllle. Applications of pnrchaiers will he received at my law ollice, mi Thirl (Street, between Main and Locuit (Streets, lu th City of EvansvUle, until SATURDAY, tho thirtieth (Mill) day of October, lS 'J. Terms of 8a lk: One-th rd cabh, and tho residue In equal payments at one ami two years, the purchaser Klvti n notes with ln terest, without rellei from valuation or appraisement hiws, and with approved freehold surety. JiiSSK W. WALKER, Commissioner. BtTTHB HTNTA AttOH.'iy. I se'.'.'itls DUSTERS. IT'entlier- Dusters, Picluro Ivitor.s, IVXirrof Drifter's, Carrino TiitcrN Toy DtisterH. HAVE JEST UL I lVr.n AN Invoice of 125 dc.tn assorted From the mauufa -turers at Aitona, IrtisMin,5 And are prepared to dujlicate auy New York or Eastern Factoiles' Invoices on these goods. MARK, WAEBE.f & CO., No. 25 North First Bt., oc2 EVAN 3VILLE. IND. IIUSICAL (lOODS. O. W. VAMO, 1 HOS. CONYNGTOX NO. CI HAFX STIiEST. WARREN tSc COXYXOTO:;, DEALERS JN TT-n nnnni3 'TTTCTO And Musical Goods of al; kinds, Orders by mall promptly attended to. aoed ly