Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 November 1869 — Page 2

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HTtlRI)Y NOVEMBER 7. 1869 CHURCH NOTICES. Trinity XT. JS". Church. Sunday School at 9 a.m. Preaching at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. K. Andrus, Pastor. Fine -Sfrecf Presbyterian. The usual service at 10. No evening service, ou account of the Devotional He-union at the "Walnut Street Church. Trinity City Mission Corner of Canal auci x.lguin jairecta. a cuuuiugab xuT'a and 7 p.m. The Sunday School will meet at 13 p.m. Class meetings at 8 p.m. Services every night through the week. Rev. John Poucher, Pastor. First BaptUt CTiurcft.-Sabbath School at 9 o'cloctc A.M. Preaching at half past ten by the Pastor, Rev. S. Batter. Subject: Room for all at the Gospel Feast. Preaching at7pjn. Subject: The Sinner Pleadlag; to be Excused. General Baptist' Church, Independence. Services as usual on Sabbath. Sabbath School at 9. Preaching by Rev. Jacob Speer, or Owensville, Ind. at 10. Preaching at 7 o'clock in the evening. The public are invited to attend the morning service In particular. Geo. W. Moore, Pastor. Walnut" Street Presbyterian. Sabbath School and Bible Class at 9 a.m. Preaching by the Paster at 10 a. m. At night the usual servlceu will give way for the Reunion Meeting with the Vine Street congregation. CAurcA tf ChrUl. Geo. E. Flower will preach for the Church of Christ to-morrow (Lord's Day) at 10 a. m. and 7 o'clock p.m. Subject for morning Christ's Sermon on the Mount. Subject for evening The Re vivals of the Old Testament, as conducted by the Prophets. Sunday School at 2 p. m. Ingls Street M. E. Church. Sunday School at 9 a.m. Preaching at 10 a.m. and 7 F.M., by the Pastor, Rev. James Hill. General Class Meeting at 3 p.m. It Is the Intention of the Pastor and members to date the commencement of a protracted effort with the morning Ber vice. We learn that considerable Interest nas already been manifested by non-pro-Xessors, and the indications are favorable for a most successful revival. Devotional He-union. By arrangement of ii t y-v.n rnoH nrto t ha VinA Htrno r. and Walnut Street Presbyterian Congregation s w. 11 hold a DevotlonalRe-union In the "Walnut Street Church, on to-morrow (Sunday) evening, at 7 o'clock, in recognition of the recent union of the two General Assemblies. Brief addresses will be made by the Pastors and laymen of the two Churches. A cordial Invitation Is extended, not only to all Presbyterians, but to citizens and strangers generally. Oiurch of the Iloty Innocents Corner of Ninth and Division Streets, Rev. Spruille JBnrford, Rector. Celebration of the Holy Communion (Advent Eunday), 7 A. m. Divine service 10 A. M. and 7 P. M. Sunday Schools and Bible Classes 9 A. M. and 3 p. M. Feast of St. Andrew (Tuesday) celebrated at 7 p. M. Mid-week Prayers on "Wednesday 7, with lecture on Confirmation. Bishop Talbot will visit this Parish for Confirmation Service on Friday, the 31st of December. The Rector may be found In his study every evening at 7 o'clock, to receive ind instruct persons for Confirmation. Children's Mass Mektisq. A mass meeting of the Sunday School children of the city will be held in the Lecture Room of Trinity Church, at 2 o'clock in th9 after" noon. Parents are Invited to comowlth their children. There win De goou singing and some Interesting addresses. Superintendent Glover la expecting a large crowd, and has made arrangements to entertain them. Rplirrinna TntGllierand?. It will be seen by reference to tho Church Notices, this morning, that the Presbyterian congregations of this city will celebrate the re-union of the Churches to-morrow night, ia the Walnut Street Church. The Baptists are striving to raise a missionary fund of $75,000 for the benefit of the Freedmen. Two hundred colored men are reported to be at Rome, under training for the priesthood. Tin?. TTninn Pravcr Meetin3. which have been in progress in Trinity M. E. Church duriDg the past week, have been pretty well attended, and all present appeared to enjoy the exercises. They will be continued next week in ths Baptist Church, on Third Strest, and we doubt not the numbers will be increased, and the interest materially augmented. ' The religious divisions of the entire population of India are said to be, approximately, as follows: Native Christians . 1,100,000 Buddhists . 3,tHJO,0(,0 Aborogtnes.... ............. 10,000,0u0 Mohammedans-.......-.. 25,0uo,000 Hindoos HO.UOO.UOO Parsees W0.JWU Eurasians................ ....... ui.uuu .Europeans .. Jars.. ... ...... 10. txu Armenians... 5,0OJ In Bengal, with its population of some 40,000,000, it is said that no more than 500,000 children are receiving any education, though certain classes are anxious to have it. Most of that which i3 now afforded is given through the 30,000 native schools, which are described a3 only better than none. Most Grateful Announcement. The Annual Report of the Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer of the Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church shows that the total receipts during the year ending Oct. 31, 18G!?. were $629,105 13: total disbursements, f 624,779 40; balance in the treasury, 54,325 73. The receipts include a balance in the treasury at the beginning of the year of 16,378 42. On the first of August the treasury was carrying a debt of over one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Since that date the collections of the Fall Conferences have come in, and have proved sufficiently large to pay off every dollar of the debt, and leaves a balance in. the treasury of over four thousand dollars! The whole Church will hear this announcement with the most grateful satisfaction. Western Christian Advocate. Some Religious Chancies in Turret. Since the subject of the Empress Eugenie's visit to Constantinople and the East has been agitated, the French papers have published a great many details relative to Turkey. Some of them are especially interesting. A Paris liberal journal affirms that Turkey shows r. decided leaning to Catholicism, ar.d instances the fact that a Catholic Chapel has been built in the interior of the Sultan's private palace. Nothing could be more singular in the history of the theologies than to see a Mussulman turning Catholic. May we expect to see Abdu-Azis represented in the Ecumenical Council by one of the blaek-stoled Priests? Laconic. That was a brief but brave speech of a brother in tho recent National Baptist Convention at St. Louis, "who, while the question as to what were the obstacles to Sunday School Progress, was under discussion, rose and said, Easiness.

Another brother, at another time, :

while the subject oi revivals wa3 being debated, remarked that any Church that worked for a revival could have it. The Ecumenical. The Tope's Ecumenical Council will be opened on the 8th of December, the anniversary of the Immaculate Conception. Nine hundred Bishops, Archbishops and Patriarchs, each accompanied by a theologian, will form a part of the assembly, together with a hundred theologians of the Pope, almost all laymen, fifty cardinals and eighteen generals of religious orders, the latter escorted respectively by two theologians. A musical mass will be celebrated on the first day, at St. Peter's, in which the most celebrated singers of Italy will take prt. Tho communion service will be administered by the Pope in person, with the singing of Veni, Creator Spiritus and Sub Tuum Presidium. TnouanTFUL, if Queer." A Stranger in New York" writes to the Tribune, that, being caught in the rain at the Church of llev. C. F. Deems, D. D., of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, he was met at the door by the loan of an umbrella by a lady who had brought two, thinking some one might be unprovided. He wonders if the millennium is dawning. SEW E00KS. "WOMAN: Her Rights, "Wrongs, Privileges and Responsibilities. By 1 P. Bkockktt, M. V. This is a book published by the Howe Publishing Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. It seems to be well gotten up, and is most profusely illustrated. A hasty glance at its con tents satisfies U3 that the author takes a very common sense view of the much agitated question of Woman's rights and the many reforms connected therewith. The book may be ordered direct from the publishers, or of agents. GERMAN TALES, by Behtho.d Acer bach, with an Introduction by O. C hhackfoild. 1 Vol. ltf mo., cloth. Price, 81 00. This volume iorms the seventh in the " Handy Volume Series," issued by Messrs. Roberts Brothers, of Bos ton, and for sale by Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati. We have so often spoken in commendation of the writ ings of Auerbach, that we need add nothing here. The stories in the present volume are all short and entitled respectively: Christian Gillert's Last Christmas; The Step-Mother ; Benigna; Rudolph and Elizabeth; Erd mutha. Fields, Osgood & Co. have issued the Atlantic Almanac for 1870. It has two full page colored illustrations, one representing " Spring Tinas " and tha other "Shad Fishing oil' tho Hudson. Ueside3 these there are about thirty other illustrations, by Darley, Gilbert, Eytinge, Fenn, IIo mer, IIoppiD, Perkins and others of the best artists. Tho list of contents includes contributions by Edward E Hale, W. D. Howels, Thackeray, Miss Phelp3, Thos. M. Brewer, Ten nyson, J. T. Trowbridge, J. Russel Lowell, Kate Field and others, and tho usual calender and astronomical information by Charles S. Pierce. It is printed in elegant style, and the demand for it is eo large that tho publishers have been delayed in issuing it. It will have a great circulation. Note3 in England and Italy, by Mrs. Hawthorne, New York: G. P. Peterson & Son; Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Co., wero written twelve years ago, without any intention of putting them in print. The entreaties of friends have, however, brought about their publication. The author show3 herself the fitting companion of her gifted and lamented husband, for the sketche3 and criticisms of scenery and art to which the greater part of tha book is devoted, are exeedingly graceful, suggestive and intelligent, and often worthy of the pen that wrote " Our Old Home," and the " Scarlet Letter." Skipton Castle, Bolton Priory, York Minster, Lincoln Cathedral, Old Boston, Peterboro Cathedral and Newstead Abbey are the principal objects noticed in England. The Burns Region, Glasgow, Dumbarton, Loch Lomond, Inversmaid and the Bridge of Allan, chiefly occupied her attention in Scotland, while Romo and Florence and their wonderful galleries and antiquities monopolized most of her attention in Italy. Those persons who are projecting tours in the section described by Mrs. Hawthorne, 'will find the book valuable. THE SKETCH BOOK. By "WASHINGTON Irvio. Author's Revised Edition. Complete in one volume. Knickerbocker Edition. New York : G. P. Putnam & Son. Evansvllle: Fish & Barter. THE CRAYON MISCELLANY. By WASH INGTON ihving. Aumot's lievisea M1tion. Complete in one volume. New York : G. P. Putnam & Eon. Evansvllle : Fish & Bartek. The holiday Eeason or, as it might with fully a3 much propriety be termed, the Gift Season is rapidly approaching, and soon will cheer us with its presence. Books al ways occupy a prominent position among the annual friendship offerisg3 which have como to be re garded as essential to make Christmas worthy its prefix "Merry," and the inquiry with many is, " What books shall I buy? We direct the attention of tbese anxious inquirers to the two books above. They are part of the celebrated Knickerbocker edition of Washington Irving's writings, are most elegantly printed on tinted paler and bound in muslin, with upper edges in gilt. They are profusely illustrated with beautiful steel engravings, including, in the Sketch Book, a fine likeness of tho author in his younger days. Of -the literary merits of either of theso elegant books wo need not enter into any discussion, which could only, at best, end in panegyric. Oar school children have found their readingbooks adorned with such sketches as "The Voyage," "The Wife," "The Broken Heart," "WestmiBster Abbey," &c, copied from tho Sketch Book; while Joe Jefferson, the groat

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actor,1 has made Rip Van mnklo almost as familiar to Americans 89 their own language. The Crayoa Miscellany is com posed of a description of "A Tour on the rrairies." " Abbottsford," the home of Walter Scott, and Newstead Abbey," the residence of Lord Byron. No boy, having any leve of adventure, can read the charming descriptions of the prairie country without the greatest pleasure, while the pictures of the homes of two of Engand's most celebrated poets cannot fail to delight all ages and sexes. Messrs. Fish & Batter have ar rangements with the publishers, by which they can furnish any or all of Irving's writings, which compose the Knickerbocker edition, and we earnestly recommend parents to include some or all the work3 of the most delightful and genial of American au thors in their usual Christmas pres ents. THE FAR EAST; Or Letters from Egypt, Palestine, ana utner lianas oi uie urient, illustrated with Eneravinss. Maps.&c. Bv N. C. Bttrt, D.I). Cincinnati: Rob't t'LAKKK & COr These letters originally appeared in the Cincinnati Gazett:, where they attracted no little attention, and were read by numbers with great interest The favor with which they were re ceived induced the author to print them in book form. Messrs. Clarke &Co., the publishers, have done their work neatly. The type is clear, the paper of a cream-colored tint, and the binding in green muslin. The en cravings and map3, as indeed the whole book, will be found very valuable to Sunday School teachers and Scholars. Tire HISTORY OF JOSEPH BONA PARTE. By John S. C. Abbott. New York: Habpjsr fc Brothers. Cincin nati : Robert Clark & Co. Mr. Abbott seems to have lost none of his admiration for the Bona partes. His Lifo of Napoleon made him tho object of sharp and bitter criticism, but has not apparently con vinced him of the error of his wor ship or the unworthiness of his idol. The present history is gotten up in an attractive style for young people, and will convey to all who read it not a little most valuable historical infor mation. Joseph iionaparte was so intimately associated with tho great NaDoIeon thai the life of the one necessarily includes much that is interesting in the life of the other. Mr. Abbott is publishing a series of these histories which will, when com Dieted, form a handsome historical cabinet. The December Aursery, with its rich freight of pretty pictures and pleasant stories lor little loiks, is issued. Almost every page has a pic ture. and a eood one. too. This com pletes Vol. VI., and we advise parents who want to give their young children a great deal of pleasure the coming year to subscribe lor the JSursery, J. L. Shorey, 13 Washington Street, Boston, is its publisher. The Uncle Sam Series, for very little children, is intended to super cede the rhymes which have hitherto held possession of the nursery, by ballads that shall be equally amus ing, and impart a beautiful moral, or relate useful facts. Four numbers have thus far been issued, viz: Rip Van Winkle s JNap, by E. U. btedman, with colored illustrations by Eytinge; The Story of Columbus, by Trowbridge, with colored illustrations by Fredericks; Putnam the Brave, by R. H. Stoddard, illustrated in colors by Fredericks, and the Ballad of Abraham Lincoln, by Bayard Taylor, with illustrations in colors by Eytinge. The pictures are spirited, as well as gorgeous, and the covers are also beautifully illuminated. Boston: Fields, Osgood & Co.; Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Co. The illustrations cannot fail to plcaso the children, but we cannot help thinking that the poetry will never supplant the wonderful stories by Mother Goose and others, which have for years been the delight of the little people. SADDLERY, ETC. Stcinfoacl!, Wack & Co., manufacturers of SADDLER Y, AND Dealers in Saddlery Hardware, SIGXOFTHEBIG COLLAR, SO. 79 MAIN STREET, EVANSVIIjLE, IND. Albert Stiixbach,") C. i. Wack, oc7-3m Charles Miller. 1 Charles Babcock & Co., IMPORTERS and DEALERS IS Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Dam' as7cs, Harness, Enameled Patent Leather Pad tShins, Skirtings, t&c, &c, No. S Main 9tre, ma20 BVAfrSVILXE, IND. GEO. TH0RNHILL, JiAS'JT 1C7.T7RKR C r addles and Marucsy SECOND STREET, near Main, EVAJSTSVIIiLE, IND. All Kind3 of fine Saddles and Harness constantly on band. REPAIRING dono in tha best manner and at short notice. fmb.5 dtim FR SA.T.T. VALUABLE MAIN BTREKX PROPERTY That Bnlendid property known es the Egler property, situated on the west corner of Alain and Sixth Streets, fronting feet ou Main Street and ItO feet on Sixth Street. Said property is offered lor salo at low figures on easy terms. Apply to J. P. ELLIOTT ft SON, Raal Estate Agents, Corner Loonst and Third Streets. felS dtf

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AU orders will reaelve rromot attention fe3d3m BUILDERS' EMPORIUM. " We respectfully call your attention to a brief list of Building Materials manufac tured for and kept cn hand y us. "We propose to furnish everything required In building. Our establishment comprises a combination never before attempted by any one house, s we make Building Materials a specialty: and from twenty-five years' experienoe as mechanic, manufacturer, and builder, we flatter ourselves tUat we can furnish articles in our line more to the satisfaction of builders, as regaids quality and fitness, than persons with less experience assuriog you that, if our list comprises snything required by you, we shall be most happy to forward you, on application, our Price LlsU Doors, Sash, Blinds, and Mouldings. We keep on hand a large stock of all the usual sizes, and are prepared to manufacture everything In the Una of Doors, Sash, Elinda (outside and inside), KonldiEgs, Frames, Brackets, Newell Posts, Balusters, &c, &c SASB, PRIMED and GLAZED, On hand and to order. GLASS cf all sizes and kinds PAINTS, BRUSHES, OILS," PUTTY, and VARNISHES of all kinds. NAILS, LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS, HAIR. SHKQLE3, LATH3, FLOORING, WEATHERBOARDING, FIRE BSICES, &C. We would particularly call your atten tion to our large stock of BCILDEHH. HARDWARE, comprising everything la the line, assuring you that we can success fully compete with the largest hardware dealers a to price. We are Agents for VEK20XT & FEXSSYLTim SLATE Q5JABKIES. We have on band a large stock of Roofing Slate, Marbleized Slate and Icon, Italian and Statuary Marble Mantles, Grates, Ac, and can furnish every kind and style at manufacturers' prices. Salesroom and Odce; SduthWatcrStreet Eetween Walnut and Locust, EVANSVILLE, IND, BABCCCK & STEELE. mal8 TIIIBLE, MIER3 & BRO., Contractors and Builders, And Proprietors of the Soiitlioi-n IPlaninc Mills, Manufacturers of and Dealers In SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, FRAMES, IS rackets, Elonl dings, And all kinds of work for building purposes. Dealers In FLOORING, WEATHEHEOARDING, DKESSED & UNDKESSED LUMBER. All kinds of STEAMBOAT AND CUST0N WORK Done promptly. Corner TTatcr and Goodscll Streets, Opposite Lamasco Wharf, apr30 EVANSVILLE. IND. nrt"E HUKSC'KIBEli (OMISUW JL the Lumber Business at his old stand at the corner of Main and Seventh Streets, and would respectfully Inform the public that his stok is large and second to noD in the assortments, embracing Pine ol thicknesses and qaality, from the nicv Third Common Maglnaw Board up Three-Inch Elrst Clear Plank. Also, 500 DOORS of various thlckne and styles, and 10.000 LIGHTS. Window Sash. Pine and Poplar Shingle 3 and 4 -feet Lath, Mouldings, Caeing Qrarter-Round, Ac, Ac. Orders from tke oountry, river or 1 aJ filled promptly. a'21 Mm JOTIN V. OLOVKR RESTAURANTS. EUMASX'S EXCHANGE AN D RESTAURANT, Corner First and Locust Sts., Chandler's Block, opposite the Opera House, RESTAURANT AND BAR-ROOM. Meals served up In the best Btyl atalltimeo. Best ot wines, liquors, and cigars constantly on hand. aog27tf MAIN STREET EXCHANGE, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STS., SIGN of BIO REFLECTING LANTERN. PLKANAXT, airy rooms, clean, comfortable beda. with excellent bourd 85 per week, or single meals 35 cents: lodgings a 5 cents. The best the market affords will always ba found here, and orders for fresh berries, fruit and Catawba wine of the Kretchmar farm will be thankfully received and prompt ly attended to. leoatim JOHN C. SCHWEIZER. -- - - . . J COOK & MARSTEItS, 27 New Chambers Street, NEW YORK, IMP0KTER3 AND DEAI.SR3 IX Foreign and Domestic Leather t or Bookbinders and Shoo Manufacturers. . Book-Cloth, Karble Paper, Fancy Colored Glazed and Enameled Papers For Painters, Hthograpers, and BoxMakers, on band and made to order, any size, weight, or color. Llberaladvances made on consignments of HliKKP, FELTH, and 14AOH, loc27dlra

LOOK AT THESE PRICES: Fy Disston's C. II. 28-inch Hand Saws, $2 25. SPEAR & JACKSON'S C. S. 26-iccl Hand Saws, $2 25. SPEAR & JACKSON'S C. S. 28-inch Rippirg Saws, $2 "5.

Patent Cross-Cnt Saws 75c per Foot Ames' Shovels, $1 25 Each. Coal Shovels, CI 25 Each Eest Chopping Axes, $1 25 ; CAST STEEL SPADIXG F0UK8. $1 23. Belmont Nails. lOd, 12d and 20J, $1 75 per Keg. Belmont Nails-8d $5 ; 6d $5 25 ; 4d $5 50; 3d fine biuod, $7 50 per Keg. Sieves Xos. 14 &, 10, $2 per ' Dozen TURN TABLE APPLE-PARERS, $8 per Dozen, 75o Each. OHIO TOOL COMPANY : Single Smooth Plane 75't Siugle J nek IMunc i 10; Double Smooth IMnnesHl lO; Double Jack IMuuch HI 25; Double Fore lIues 81 75t Double Jointer I'laucs $ 23; BRADBURY'S SPOKES HAVES, 2-icch 45c, 2 1-2 inch 55c, 3-inch C5c. We have now In onr store a very large and well assorted stock of general, hardware, all of vhlch we oiler In the name proportion as the above. Terms Cali. FRED. P. STRAUB & CO., Sign of the Broad Axe, NO. 83 S1AIX STIIKET, Three doors above our former place. IselS IAKUEL OKk. JAJCK3 DAVIDSON, t, U OHM SAMUEL ORR & CO., IRON, STEEL. TIN-PLATE, 1VIUE, ZINC, SPRINGS, AXLEH, Horse and Male Shoes, Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, WAG0J AND BUCGT HGOBU'OKK ffBOGGHT SCRAP IKON BOIJOII1 At the h'gbeut market rate Water Street, EVANSVILLE. IND. lunMdtf R(STTICIIEil,EELL(HilK(o (Snooofisors to Wells, JCelloug A Co.) IMPORTERS AND JOKKKflS Of 13 3ETiK-Mt S4tf'st SIGN OI? TI1K BIO PADLOCK AXES, AfcW, A X KS, AXS'lS, AXES, ASEM, TABLE CUTLER 1. POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, TTrfioo CIrtliK, Xrnco .IiiiIi.M, IltsutrH' Kock, PlniiierH' HnvH, Mechanics' Took, M cell miles' Tool?, siccnaiilcrr Tools, BlILUXSb' IIAUDWAUE, EUlLUtcftS' HAUDWAKR, KllLUZW UAKUWAUK, ViWru A1VI H(MM, 'Alls, ; riO.V AN!) WOOl, Atk-, BKHT RUJlfiKfl BELTIN'J, HU.HV RUBHKU HttLTlNW, HiMT JiUbJiEU HELTlfiU, Kill and Cross-Cat Sava, mi and Cross-Cut Stvia Mill and Crous-Cat :anII buyers will And it to their advaaUtao to (.xaiulu our sujok hcfor pnruhaAt Cbe (lid Stand, 13 First a E'-inicnzn, jckllogg & co. DENTISTS. TJJl. I. Over Kirst National Bank, Corner Main and first BtreeU, Kvansvliie, lud TPTASfUFA,TI'IiKB OF COXTISl). t ,3. ons iianx Work, Gold, Hllver. Vul CHnite,Corallte, and Amber Flat, (. arve! wore, A-mnciai t'aiauw, ac. ADMfNIHTRATOB of Nitrons Oiidr (an excellent and safe anaesthetic), Chli roforin, Kther, and alao several local par, lyxers. NEUKALGIC Affections treated. MY FAC1 LilXIKH are as eood and n, establishnieat as large (conslKtlni; of xiv. rooms) as any in uie umieu himiam. I RETURN MY THANKS for the ei. tensive patronage received during: the nail KIHHTYRARH. moivi COAL. t. F. 8AS809C ALKI.VTII-S02 SANSOM & WILSON, SEALERS IX And Sole Agents for the AIRDRIE and Bijiuu wines of Kentucky. .Being agent ior me lowboau nonet Fulton and Red Fox, we are prepared, to do towing at low figures, OFFICES : 5 South Second Street and Blue Dock, Lamasco Wharf. Bteamboats and factories supplied on liberal terms. injaaiuom IIOTIOITS, ETC. Clement, Wlailc & Co. WI10LKSALK DRY GOODS and NOTIONS 22 and 21 FIKST ST., JyZl evakJ ille, jnd.

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tOCi-'ANA, JTisi ston j;r.s. "i n i. ,n.ui. cabh advances upon Cf nMgninorits of I'ORIC, CORN, FI l'R, ToUACCO, Ac. &c, to tho above house, aud also luri;ih!i gunnies to shippers. nov-dif 8AMUII. II. K KVSF.DY. JVLIV VAli.l. l'Afli K. JIOKTI EK. C. II. KENNEDY & CO., Commission ;IerijYs rou the ham: Flour, Provisions, Ciru, 71:i: by, And Western J'roduc i c-lleritlly, 53 BQI S7 l'OTMMN NI MI i:T. NEW UHEEA.NH, LA. Consignments sollcltoil, and liberal rah advances made ou liljujf uh to I he abovtt liouc, by . M. AKu. oc'Jl diim ICva nsvii.i.k, 1 FOSTER & Q W Y N , COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 07 2IAGAZINX2 eTllfA.T, NE W OH I. EA Y,y. T'sr i-Ti ai, atti:ntio. .ivj: io Jm4 WtKtt-m 1'iuUuco. Consignments of Floi r, Corn, I'm k and all kinds of Wt-sterti 1 roducu hoUcMimI. Elbei'Hl cash RdVHi)cts n ali on ait niiijimeuts, either for n le lit .M'ew Urkans or shipment to New York. FOSTLIt.OH Y Vtt t O., CommlHwIon HI -rciuiiiH 41 WATr.it NTiti:t:T, novl-dlm NEW YORK. R. K. Dl nkkcsow.... ..J. E. Ran cin. K. K. DUMILIiSON j C(l. Forwarding & Commit! ci. AND G K N E R A L A O K N SOUTH SHOEE FAST FREIGHT LINE, OVKU THK KVASVriLK & lit U FAR US V ILL K, TKUItK 1IUITK & IXUIAXArOLIS, BELLKFO.MAIXK, LAKE SI10KK & Ml ! IIAILIIOABM, VANS VILLE, IND. Liberal cash advances I lade on ronslin meuLs. rnuf(iU IIakwiW J. Fnrr.ru, of Now Orleans. J.t. MoCtJLl.iM'H, of 1 on Inv lllo, Ky. K. Noit, of Now Orleans. Phelps, McCuIIocIi d Co., PRODUCE, PROVISION, AND OtHIBAL Commission Bterclir.ntB, 112 GBlYinir ETUCKT, BOv21dtf NSW ORLEANS. mi. v. urwu & co., Forwarding and Ccmmi.ion Mcrchantn, WUARFEOAT rilOriULTOilS, KVANNVII.I.E, IM). Jan8dly l,. m. baiu j .a. h. r.ttBAIKI) L S T A I (Haoco'xors to Vf . .Vi. A kiiifm A Co.,, rt KXKUAf. AtiV.KTS, I'IKIUM' LT KorvMrdin:r and I'cmrniBiiun ; IjuiiU, I'.vaiiHvlUv, IfiillMna. JiKfor tu tt. W'lj(.li r. I'rf Vt, 1 Irnt Nat.loiiH.l l.mi RiidHHiii'i Orr, Vlco i'lthl Unit Kva:il i National Kan. AgeDt. Ur Oijio :Uvr Hilt Co. liOii i TT'7- k v v 1. 1 u !; jj i n i) it u ii v i fJlfiwts iiud lort.w r tintroi.u Umi w i cn Hlt.-1'i' r;i I'.i.KT, oii jir iiw VIIIK, Hill K) It. I'J TWHi H Tin Hhfl, ft III lit tiietr..)e of L1JU(JL.; . t LOIIif. '. Ji.".V0, de an J khou t tn tli-i.Ml to t.t tucm. 11. ii. Al.IJH & ('. li. I. Al.l.IN CO., FOIiVAItDINO AND VOlllt - MEKCII A KKC"XJi'lliJt;-, ana Vholale li;i.r. F I R S T S T R JJ 2 T . One door below Vino, next to U. Flt rw.ij, I lu Mmp, i.v4 fsvII.J.K, If Janl i:. A. S. IIAVIH KST, PliODUVE, COAt.t;;;iON AND rvjf WARD1NU MEIiniiANT, No. 8 .Kooth WalorU IhtnUrln Flonr. I'.mwi. Hay. OaU. tun. and Country Froducu. S. M. BAIMON, CoiHiiilHMlon fiiorchitiit, Jfo. S3 Wctt Second klrcct, CiNCiNNAll. Libernl advances minlo on coniilifiirnpfits V. M. 1ICMI-IJJIEY. OKO, J, WWIS nUMPHKEY, LEWIS & CO., fobivahdixg axd cjmmissiox MERCHANTS, Vroprlctorn ol" Visarl'foal HvntiM vlllot Ind. Jy31 dly ynos, J. wo.ncav. iuank roan JO JIN W. LMR, DUNCANS, F0HI) " ELDEil, "WlioIcHxxlcs CZ roccrn C OITO.V A TOIMCI O I'ACroii?, CoiviinlKhloii IMf fell mi tM Ko. Cli Vine Kirvat, VINCIXNA 71. Between Peail and Kccond. Ihc2-;:i;i JOSS.V LAV AI., Wiiolcsalcand lUts.il Dral&t, lX'ak-r In Medicinrt, Paints, Oils, Brunhs, Bf A J."S ST., bet. Kccoit.l and Tliln), KvauHvlile, liu't. Psrtlciilar attritlou (jive 1 to (.'('i'l Itnt WJN1XW OIjAHI to auy s ko. uiiildtf