Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 November 1869 — Page 3

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OA TUESDAY. .....NOVEMBER SO, ISoS WEEKLY MARKET UEPOET. Fixasciai.. In finance the wind continues to blow steadily rrom ouo quarter, Intonating as it whistles through tha crac'xs and crevloe3 of cDinaiercial enterprise the saiAe old inexorable chant, more money ! "more money! more money! White money at CIncinnait and other points West commands from 13 per cent, per annum to 2 pel cent, per moath readily, our banks so far have not gone outside of 12 per cent I jr new loans or renewals. The stringency in money Is so great tha we hear of pork, contracts having been cancelled and forfeited by operators in the country for reason ol their inability to raise the money. The supply of Exchange on New Yo:k and Cincinnati, is better than at our lust report, bat salliag ia!e3 are not changed. The banks draw oa New York at 150 perSl.000; Cincinnati at 1 03 per S1.C00. Gold continues to weaken, and Is buying at 122a, and selling at 12o. There is also a stead decline in Governments, supet induced partially by the tightness oi the money market and accelerated by the consequent desire of holders to realize In order to Invest In enterprises and securities paying a larger dividend. Of late, Insurance cornpaniei and savings banks all through the East have thrown npoa the market considerable amounts of government bonds, Investing the proceeds la more lucrative securities. We quote: Buying. Selling 6 per cent, bonds, lS31.lltl 117 111 6-Ju'8t 152. -.US 6-ilO's, l-5ol.. 11 1 5-20's, 11 U1JS 5-20's, 1KC ", new ...... ...... .li;;, 5-20's, ist7 .. ....1I3!, 6 per cent. lo-io's ....... ,....M4 Compound Interest notes, per 112 112 1W7JS cent. ou. BANKABLE FUNDS. IT. 8. Treasury Notes. National Bank Notes. CTNCrjRUENT. Indiana Free Banks........ Missouri Eastern Bank Notes...Planters' Bank of Tjna. Unlon Bank OtherTennessee Banks .10 to 25c dl8, 10c " -10 to 20c " . ..300 " 30o " 60 to 900 " Virginia, North and Houth Carolina. Georgia, Alabama and La.ll) to two State Bank of Indiana... ......... ......10c State Bans: of Ohlo...............l0c dls. it GENERAL REMARKS. , Business bas been somewhat livelier the ast week, owing, to some extent, to large orders from ithe Tennessee Itlver. The Ohio River, so low at oar lust report. Is now In good boating stage and still rising. This will give an Increased impetus to all branches of;trade, and by allowing the crops to be s-ut to market, make money plentler, and ease np the general stringen. cy that has been felt for some weeks past. The market for Produce and Provisions bas been tolerably active. Our Pork packers began work ia earnest, last week, and th receipts of hog4 were quite heavy. The price is about the name, although the market is a shade easier. Cotton Is quoted higher, with a good demand. Hay is lower. White Beans have materially advanced, and are In excellent demand. Dried Fruit Is higher. Broom Corn is in fair demand, and we report a sale on Saturday of one ton at glO. Eggs are fearfully high, and rule at 35337,o per dozen, and dealers might do a " handsome thing" by shipping to this market. High wines have slightly declined. The Grocery market has been quite active, and good sales were made at previous quotations. The Drug market bas been good, but figures are unchanged. The Hat and Cap trade has been firstrate, and our city mainlaius Its great trade In th is business. Evansville is one of the greatest Boot and Shoe markets in the West. Queeuswarc has been moderately active. Pric -s somewhat lower. Sleeks are Urge and well assorted. Thnt this is a good Q,ueensware and Glassware market- is well attaaA br t. ImiI t.L..t uit tau.lal?t?0, slued our last Teport, to the following States: Indiana, Illinois, IZentuc'iy, Ten nesiee aud Alabama. DflY GOODS. Trade the past week has been quite fait Xor the sea?ou not largo, but satisfactory. Prions rule steady and nuchauged. Brown Sheetings and Shirtings. Atlantic Af sheetluys, 13c; Stark A, do. 15c; Cannelton, do., llc; Evansville i 4 I Via; Lyman C, 4-4, He; Abbott 15,4-4, 14c; Tbompsouville, 4-4, 13c; Ashlaud, 10c. . BUSACIIEO SHKKTIJfuS AND SHIRTINGS. Lonsdale 4-4. 17c; Hill's 4-4, 17c; Ballou 1-4, 15,ic; Ballon, 7-8, 12'c; Boott.4-4, 13c; Waltham 8, 4-4, l(;c; Branch Uiver, 4-4, lij jc: Hoekvilte, 7-8, H3c; Sagamore. 3-1, 102; Canoe 10c. Psixts Merrlraao W, llc; Merrimac, D.at 12.'ic; Sprague's 12! c; Ashford's, 12c; Simpson's 12Jc; American, at 12,c;Dunuel's, 12c; Amoskeag, 12c; Lowell, llc; Troy, 8c Tickings Conestoga Extra 4-1, Slo; Gold Medal 4-4, 2Gc; C T, 4-4, 21c; CCA , 213. DHK3.-5 Goods Wool Delaines, 303 15c; Fa'ney Delaines, 17Ji320c; Amures, 22c; Oriental Lustres, 20j0c. MISCKU.ASEOTJ3 Skirt Braids, 75o ; Coat's and Clark's Spools, 80c; Green & Dan lei's S: tols.SOc; 2-bushel Bags,37J4i345c ; 2-bush Bags, 504j35c; 3-busU Bags, CO C3e; Raleigh Skirts, 813 00; per dozen; Gilbert's Skirls, 522 50 per dozeu ; Poutusie Skirts, Sil 00 per dozen. PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE. Mess Pork, New 831332 00 Bacon Shoulders...... lSXio Clear Sides .......... ........ Noue in market. Country sides None In market. Plain Cauvas-ed Hums . 20g2lc Suiar-Cured Canvassed Haru8...Noue. . Lard", tierce .. ,18l4al8J c kegs-.. .... . I!);a20 C Balk Meals sshonlders, 13 days lu salt.... .12al3 c liib sides , 15ialrt e Ciear Rib Sides ..16 alo4c Clear Sides ........ .... ......10v'ial74 c Hoy, gross............ 8hja 9 c ' " uett 10 all c GiiAlX Wheal Light wagon receipts with a good demand from city mills. . 90itj&3c for Mediterranean, and SI 00 for English aud white. Com is firm at BOSOjC ia ear; shelled, 80S5c ia new burlaps. Oali, dull at 55c In new bur laps;, from wagons loose, Uloc. Rye, 70,3733 per bushel. Barley, tHJcjloO per bushel, and in good demaud Vluvr Dull and unchanged. We quote cily mills' new white family Hour at. fti 90 (&7 25; new red wheat family at s'j 0Ujy5 25; choice extra at 85 23 to S3- 30 ; extra 14 75 to t'i 25: fine and superfine 4 233 1 75, Cottox itrket active, and the demand exceeds the supply. y. T. Clxsiifie-jtion. Ordinary - Good ordiniry Low middling -. Middling - - - Coax Meal, Fresh nominally 21 c 21540 22y,c 23)iC SI CO J $4 25 per barrel. Light stock lu market. Hay Baled, 51718 per ton, according to quality, and dull. Loose, 1213. Eras-Is held at Slipper ton BiiirsTCFF S20 00J25 00 per ton. New Potatoks 103500 per bushel. Salt Fair demand. Small barrels at S3 50, and large 5 5 10 per barrel, adding actual dray age. Gonnies New stock resewed is held at 202i;$c; good quality of second-hand old at IjIsc, aud dull. SCED-Flax Seed, 4175:419), according to quality. UkkjcX ArPLES Dull; 12 30.3 no j.er barrel, according to quality. Lemons Light supply and ia fur demand at 812 U 00 per box. WniTB Beans 2 2j,i2 50 per bushel, and " in good demaud. DiiiLD Fkuit Peaches 81 73(3 2 CO for ouartere, and S2 40 C4 2 7j for halves, bushel. Apples 81 25 31 50 per. bushel. Biiooi Corn We quote at Sl00u210 per ton. Hide3 Dry Hint, 20c per pound;

salted. 17,318s; green, 8j; green salted,

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Lard ou, ino. i winter strained... 1 4Sl No. 2 1 SOa D7c a 1 00 3f!ao7c . 2 50a 2 65 9 Utiall 0O 2 aoa 2 : 9 01 ia ! 23 IS 00a 1:5 23 S3 a'JO c 90c 7 50a Linseed oil.... Coal oil Castor oil Soda, English " American.... White lead S ltiO lbs Quinine oz..., Morphine " Opium Balsam Copaiba Camphor Armistead's Ague Tonic idoz... Cloud's Invigorating Cordial dozen ...................... Jatamansl Hair Restorative ) dozen - Liauoss We quote as 5 00a 6 50a follows : new copper distilled whisky fl 502 23; one to two years old SI 093 1 50; higkwlnes CSc'SSl 00; rectified 98c51 01 as to proof; common Bourbon and Rye, 81 40 (g2 50; and Brandy, 81 503 3 00; Holland gin 51 5032 50; imported brandy 812 OO.3 515 00; Old Port, 2 503 6 50; imported giu S3 50(37 53. Etrii-Dixa Materials. The demand is very good and market firm. Prices remain about the same. Wo quote: Sash, 5c to 11c per light; Doors, S2 75 to 21 50 each; Blinds. S2 50 to 13 75 per pair; Nails, J4 75 per keg for lOd; Glass, S3 40 to 85 00 per box; White Lead, 82 00 to $3 75 per keg ; Lime, 70c to 81 00; Cement, 82 502 75. IRON AND HA R WARE. . Common bar sizes Round aud Square............ Horse Shoe Heavy Band ...., Hoop and Light Band...., Ovul. Halt oval and hail round.. 4 C & v-4 3 (U) "A Mwl2 543 7 5U Hi TIN PLATE AND TINNERS' STOCK, Tin plate IC ? box 813 25 do I X . 1 75 do I C rooting 12 75 do I X rooflug.... - . Id 14 do I C 14x20 b't 11 25 Copper sheet 40 Copper bottoms 45 Metallic bottoms. - 30 Block tin, pig.... 49 Lead .....M.....M.a....'... ..-.......--. H American. CharcOol. Sheet Iron, 10 to 17 5Ji k4 " ItS iO Zi.....0i Ofi " 24 to 2tf.....6i 9 27 6?i m All sheets over 28 Inches wide, Jic i ib extra. X I - CELXAXKOCS. Axes, Mann's, 813 50; Llppincott's, 814 50; Simmons', 815 00; Diamond Edge, 813 50; Brati Kettle, 60c per pound. Meat Cutter, 815 C0324 CO per doz. Scoop Shovel, 813 003 GROCERIES. COFFEE Common Rio ..... Fair Rio Prime Rio.. .... ;..19 a20 ...21 ' a22 ...Zii24 25 a.'iS Choice Rio... Laguyara SUGAR. Cuba . 13 al3'c New Orleans ......n aio4C Demarara ... -......... ..loal8 c Extra C ..11 ' A A coffee...... ......lttVs,ai(rio B coffee. .....lHal6c Hards .... . 17!4al7c Powdered sugar ............ .17!4ar7c Granulated 17ial7c TEAS. Black Houcnong ........ Oolong - Green Young Hyson... Imperial.... Gunpowder ...... Hyson ..... ...... ......... 90cafl 00 ... 81 ooal 25 1 40al 60 . 1 23al 5 1 bdal 90 1 25al 50 MOLASSES. New Orleans choice...- ......S3 a90 o New Orleans new ajl CO Honey Wyrap...- l 00al 10 Stewart's Syrup 87 r90 c silver uri p.... .i wmi iu Chester Drip... ..70 aa o CANDLES. Full Weight . ... 22 e 14 oz. . " .-........lS o 12 oz. " ..........18 alGo CANHY. Barber Polo . 19 20 c STARCH. Madison . ....... Erkenbechei's Crystal Corn ........ ........................... MACK SIR EL. 7 a7J4 .... 7a8 UV4al2 Hal2 No. 3, In bbls. 818 50 No. 3, In half bhts . 3 50 No. 3, In kitts. 2 25 No. 2, in bbls M 23 00 No. 2, In half bbls 11 50 No, 2. in kius ., 2 m Piol I, lu Cbis 28 00 No. 1, in half bbls 14 50 No. 1, in kitts 3 15 WHITE FISH. Hnlf bbls . 89 00 Kilts - - 2 25 HEUUINO. alS 00 a 9 50 a 2 50 a 21 00 al2 50 a a fo a30 (0 a 15 50 a 3 25 a 9 50 a 2 50 liox tiOAP. Palm ... ...... Brown Kraslve........, Yellow Krasivo. Olive . German Mottled.. German Plain.... COTTONS. Yarns, 70). UlK) ' 31KI ... 4U) , ,..65 a75 O . ... 6 .... 7 9 a 7 0 a 7c lO'-iall 9ial0 18 ,....IS W) BATTING. No. I., No. 2.... 30 aS2 28 CAKPKT CUAIK White ....... ...43 ...50 13 ....lSJi all Colored . CUKESK. al8c ;a!9 o a2) o ilamlnri Factory .. ........ .. TAR. Carolina bbls ...S n5 59 ... 3 75a4 50 do half barrels do kegs .. 62a5;C .. 47a50o Pine keg .. GLASS. CX 8 to PX10 Glass 8X11 to 10X15 do ...3 0)a l 00 ... 3 50; 1 4 50 11X14 to 12X18 do ... 4 00a5 CO ,..S7 &)a8 CO VINEGAR. Bbls . ...... .. KICK. Carolina choice.-. - ... do prime Rangoon do , do choice NAILS. 10 p to 20p 3p -....- lop Feuce .- Hp Fence Spikes, 5Ji to ti Inch WOODEN WARE. B POK KTS Oak - ...... half " - No. 1 Well Buckets. No. 2 " " Rod Cedar, two-hoap Iron -bound ..... " lialf Irou-bound " Brass ... 8usar 15ucket,raclcbail " No. 1 Tubs - No. 2 No. 3 " Nest.', (isiht .... " th! to........... ..- ...10 alOc , 5lial0 C ... 9 a 9;c c 00 5 ro 50 75 tt) CO 52 41 2 40 8 0i 7 50 10 50 6 50 5 50 8 50 - 4 25 3 CO 12 00 10 CO 8 50 4 75 3 00 a 2 50 h 2 mi a 8 50 a 800 all (X) a 7 00 a 6 00 a 9 00 a 4 50 a 3 25 al2 50 a lo 50 a 9 00 a 500 CHURNS. WhitePine.lSto 20 inches !U 50 Painted " " ... 12 bti Red Cedar, 10 inches ........ 15 00 " " IS " - 17 H) Wash Boards .....: . 2 75 a!2 00 a 13 0 J alo W alSOO a 300 AN D UKSTAU RA NT, - I'orncf Klist and Locust Sts t'handler's Bltck, opposite the Opera K EST AT? BAN'S AND BAB-KOOM. ' Meals served up In Ihe best, styl stall times. Best ol wines, liquors, aud cigars constantly ou band. aug27tf MAIN TJiEET EXCII WiGE, RETWEEX FIFT II AXD SIXTH STS., 8aX 0 B I O llKFLEQTISU 1,KA.'A.Y . airy ruuius. cteitii. cninJjfortable bed, with excellent boitrd ( ascents.- The best the market auorus win always ba found bero, anu oruers ior iresu berries, I'm 1 1 and Csitawba wine of the Krelnhmar tarm will be thanklully received and prompt ly attended to. IbM.Uii JOHN C.SCHWEIZEB. GAS FITTING, ETC. RONALD FIS1TEIC, DEALKE Ul CbandcllcrB and Gas Fixtures, Gas and Sieim Pipe Fittnr, per dry

On motion ol Councilman Doashty, seconded by Councilman Steinoach.the following ordsr wai nanimouaiy passed aud adopted: It is now here o'dered that six weeks public notice ho given, by publication in t he Evansville Journal, a public newspaper printed and published In the city Of Evansvill, that on Monday, the :!0th day of January. 1870, the Common Council of the city of Evansville wiil make an order to extent Walnut street of said city lrom Eleventh street to Orange street, embracing -within sai l extension, the ground em

braced within the ioiiowing nues, 10-wil: Commencing on me noriuwest t ue or Walnut street, at a point where the Hue nf sn.id street intersects the south side line of a six foot, alley left open by the E. & C. Railroad Company, on the south side of the depot ground or said company, thence extending in a northeastwardly direciion in a direct line with said Walnut street 63 feet, thence due east 193 leet to Iiunnei street, in tne iNorineastern n,n!argeroeut, thence from a point on the east side of said street 2i feet north from the cenf.re of said Walnnt street extended to Market street in said Northeast Enlargement; thence from a point on the south side of Orange street, at which the south line of fractional Lot jno. ij, ia luock io. 4, iiuobard's AdditlOD to the city of Evansville intersects said Orange stieet; thence extending In a southwestwardly direction 53i leet; thence due west to the north westerly corner cf Lot No. 27, in Block 4, in Hubbard's Addition aforesaid, embracing within said street so extended 30 reel 01 lue rear or normwaruiy euus 01 Lots 2 and 3. the corner part of Lot 4, and 30 feet off ti'e rear end of Lots 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19. aud 27, in said Block 4. Ana 'It is luriuer oruereu, lam juamei street, in the Northeastern Enlargement be extended as follows: Commencing at a poititon the proposei south line of Walnut street extended 53!4 feet from the southeast corner of Block Mo. 18, in the Northeastern Enlargement of Evansville; thence extending south 23 feet to the north line of Chestnut street; thence norl beastwardly to the aforesaid south line of Wal nnt street, and thence westwaruiy 34 leet to the nlace of beginning, embracing with in said extension afinatl fractional point of fractional Lot No. IH, ia Block, in Hub bard's Addition aforesaid. And any person aggrieved by reason of the adootiou of this oroer, mav at any time within six weeks from the22d day of November. 1339. apulv to the Common Council for rediess by petition or remonstrance in writing, left with the Clerk of the Common Council, containing a state ment of the injuries complained of, and the amount demanded therefor, and said petition or remonstrance will be duly con sidered, heard and determined, on the 3d day of January, 1870. And R is further or dered that tne oierk itecoru in me minute Book of the Common Council the plat of said Walnut and Mar set streets as proposed nereia to be extenaeci. waicn saia pias has been prepared by James D. Saunders, City Surve cr. and submitted to. and ap proved by this Board. A. J1. MCUKl(t,UierK, City Clerk's Ofllce, Evansville, t isovemoerzuin.ieoi. j hm Notice to Widan Ana Street. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES, that the Common Council of the City of Evanavillo have determined upon the widening of Ann street of said city, from Main street to tne west line 01 tne nonuesst quarter of out-lot No. 4, t,n.bdivllon of the north half of the north wsst quarter of section number 29, In township 6 south, range iu west... On motion of Counci.'man Doughty, seconded by Semonln, the fol owing order was unanimously passed and adopted: It U now here 01 dered. That six weeks' public notice be given, by publication in tne evansville journal (a public newsaper printed and published in the city of vansvlile), that on Monday, the 6th day of December. 1669. the Common Council of the city of Evansville will make an oider to widen Ann street of said city so as to embrace within said street, in addition to Its present width, all the ground embraced and contained wltnin the loliowing lines, to wit: Beginning at a point at the northwest corner of toe northeast quarter of out-lot number 4, subdivision of the north half of the northwest qaarter of section number 29, la township B south, range 10 west ; thence extending south, on the middle line of said out-lot, thirty feet; tbenee due eat 37 feet to the westerly line of Vine Btreet ; thence northeasterly 5 feet, along the west side of Vine street, to the north line of section 29 aforesaid: thence west lii feet to the place of beginning, embracing Within said lines all of the fractional parts of lots numbers 2, 3, and 4 in Llileston fc Larrabee'a Enlargement of Evansville which lie weft of and adjoining Vine street: also beginning on toe northwest sine of Main street of said city, at a point at which the north line of section No. 29 aforesaid Intersects said Main street; thence extending west on said north line of section 29 ten feet: thence in a southwesterly direction, aiong the east side of Vine street, 63)4 feet; thence east along the south side of the proposed Ann street 431 fopt to tha Qftrtbweet eMo of Maiu street: and theuoe along the -northwest side of Main street nortueasterly 81 14 feet to me place or beginning, embracing a part of lots numbers 1, 2, and 3 in Lillestou & Larrabee'a Enlargement of Evansville. And any person aggrieved by reat-on of the adoption of this order may, at any time within six weeks, apply to the Com mon council lor redress, by petition or remonstrance in writing left with the Clerk of the Common Council, containing a statement Cf toe injuries complained of and the amount demanded therefor; and said petition or remonstrance will be duly considered, heard, and determined oa the (ith day ol December, 1809. jintt tt i further wdured. That the Clerk record in the Minute-Book of the Common . Council the plat of said Ann street, as proposed to be widened herein- which plat has been prepared by James D. Sauuuers. City Surveyor. A. M. McG RIFF, Clerk, By F. A. McGuifk, Depnly. 1 1. J Vict & n 1 1 1 1., . w J iEvansville, Oct. 23d, 1S39.J Union copy. Annexation Notice. AM) SOW lir.RE It appearing to the Mayor and Common Council ot tneuityot n.vansvnie mat, tne loiiowing described territory contiguous to said city, and not platted or laid 01F Into lots, a map whereof has been duly made and verified by atUuavit accurately describing the same by metes and bounds, and whicn said territory is uescrioea as lonow, to-wii: commencing at tne soutnwest corner 01 Bray's Enlargement of the cltv of Evans ville, and thence running north 309 feet t the sontheast bank or the wabasn and Erie ennui, thence northeasterly along said canal TSS feet to the half section line. nn.ssius: north and south throush the cen tre ot sectiou i9, town 6 south, range 10 west, in Vanderburgh county, Indiana, thence north along said half section line 500 feet to the quarter quarter section corner, thence west on the quarter quarter section line 8.J1 feet to the southeast line ol Chestnut street of said city, thence south westerly along tue siao 01 unestnut street 958 feet to the northeast side of Tenth street of said city, thence along said north east side of Tenth street o.i foet to the northwest ban a of tha canal aforesaid, thsnce southwesterly along said canal bank ITj leet to the half section line, passing east and west through the centre of section 29 aforesaid, and lrom thence east 609 feet along frtid half section line to the place of begtnnlnc, ought to be annexed to the said city of .vausville and made a part thereof, aud the said Mayor and Common Council of said city being desirous that said territory should be annexed ta and made a part of Kaid city, for the following reasons to-wit: First, that said territory is contiguous to, and to a larga extent surrounded by said city. Second, that said territory shares in the benefits of sewerase ana otner improvements now niaae. and necessary to bo made, and should be annexed so as to share in the burdens of taxation equally with other property sim ilarly situated, and now within the corpo. rate limits of said city; and third, that the iurisdiction of said city over said territory Is necessary to enable the Common Coun cil 01 said city to open ana lay out suitable stieets ana alleys, aua aiso to proviue nec essary ana proper drainage lor saia tenitory. It is therefore ordered that the Mayor and Common Council of said city give due notice accorainn 10 the requirements ot an act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, approved March Gt h. lSOi. that tney win, on tne mm uay or uecemoer, lskjy, present to the Board of Commissioners of Vanderburgh County, a petition for the annexation as a part of said city the territory nereincerore aescrineu. A. M. MCGltlr r , Clerk, By K. A. McGkiff, Deputy. City Clerk's ufiice, October likii). oc2li-0w Union copy. TAIiliOW, ETC. TALLOW, GREASE. TTIHF,sr MAUUKT I'itK I) I'AI1 JLJL No charges made tor cum mission or Urayage. Shipping stencil iuruilu'd. Quotations giveu upon application. AddreHS CINCINNATI. an 20 d mK.Tu 'COOK A SIAIiVrillt.N, 27 X(y Cbambcrs Street, NEW YOItK. lrXRTEES AND DKALZHS JJf Foreign hd Domestic Leather For llookbtiors and Shoe ManuKctnrers. Book-Cloth, alalia Paper, Fancy Colored Gl2Z2ini Enamaled Paparv K.r rr.i!it-r Litu'-'imp., t 3 M iKi-in, tin ti:n 1 atid k U- ; i Hi'.'.o. wei), !it . r c '!! . l.ib-f i.l ndvai-Cf- n!4U- -.u ol HtiiCKr, I'H.L't-', H'ld KAti-5 B-x-, uuy nnioiiii iCTi li i tu

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r O U N B R 3Tj Manufacturers and Bnllders of STEAM ENGINES, CIRCULAR SAW-MILLS, Grist and Sugar Mills, Tobacco Screw Gumming Machines, Distillery and Mining Machinery, Malt Mills, Corn Shellers, House Fronts, Cellar Graff. IRON & BRASS CASTINGS OF KVKKV DESCRIPTION. MACHINERY OF ILL KINDS MADS ISO BBP1IKKD. DUUBS 121 BELTING, FIRE BRICKS, STEAM GAUGES, AND WROUGHTIRON PIPES. OLD MATERIALS BOUUHT. We bave the facility of the best machinery and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to as oar Individual attention; fill orders promptly: warrant oar work; aud charge reasonable piicen. orncx aid fotjjsdry: CORNER FIRST & LEET STREETS, EVANSVILLE, IND. N.B. Workmen sent to all parts to fit op work and do repairing. fe22 sCliuLTZE, THTJMAN t CO. R E I T Z K A N E Y VM'etil 5 11 miry, Corner or Canal and Ingle Sis., KVANSVILLK, INDIANA, Manufacturer of STEAK ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS Portable Circular Saw Mill?, "ANU Machinery of every HrM-rliHlou DtALIHS IN BELTING, STE A M GA UGEIS, FIHii MUCK, WROUGHT IRON PIPE, A-c, rfv. Repairing done at Short Notiea Also agents for StlUweU'8 Patent Heater anil Lima atelier. nov7 ly WIXIAMI HEILMAIi, (Successor to Kratz & Hellman.) m..UPACii;KtK anu btiluek: PORTABLE AXD STATIONARY Steam Engines and Boilers, SAW AND GRIST MACHINERY, MILL Tlirliiij3: Machines, ?ullon uimI 'l ubncro IreKes, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Ac, 4c, t.VA!SSVll.l.E, IMtlANA. SHEET IRON AND COPPUH made to order on short notice. VORK IRON AND "SRASS CASTINGS of every uescripiion. IValcrs in 8TEAM GUTtlKH, tiTT ii:!l lNU, KitiK I'.BIHKH, WKHtloH f J HON i'lr-KS, HoLTlNU tl.OVllri, A v., m! -ii:"a-t or-:V prlcv-s. UKFA.'HiNO dooe at short notice.

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C. K RAT 2, ' FOUNDER and MACHINIST 3IAOHINERY A ND S UPrL Y A GENCY. Builder of Portable Engines and Portable Circular Saw Mills, Sugar Cane Mills, Corn Shellers, Improved S:cel Amalgam and Composition Bells for farms, shops, engine housts, cccreheJ, schools, etc., and Machinery and Castings generally, Steam Boilers, Plate and Sheet Iron Work of every description. Proprietor and Agent of Teriitory in the 1'atent Drive Tubular Well. Apply for descriptive circulars and price liits, and state the kind of machinery, tc , wished. Rtpairiug prompily done at or from the shop, on Boilers, Machinery, Ac. Work of te best material and workmanship. Corner First aiid Pine an3 Second aid Elm Slrtet3, F.VASSVILLE, I.DU.A. Portahle. Engines saw mill size), and Portable Circular Saw Mills. Important Xollcc. The usual amount of steam ned to dc sawing with by the Portibie Circular Saw Mill is from 125 to 150 pounds pres-ure per square inch. I have reduced this amount and require only from Ul to 80 ponuds per square inch, at which steam Is not considered in the least dangerous, and Is, at the same time, more economical in the raving of fuel, tc. We append the following cei tidcate of the first of my new style Porl8b!e Mills, for the noting and careful perusal ot sawyers and all those deMring to purchase, aud solicit a call and careful examination, they now being ready ou band and making, mounted on four strong wooden wheels, with wide tires and heavy iron axles, easily drawn rrom a place, and always ready for operation in a lew hours, or mounted on legs and wooden skids, or otherwise: Me. Kkatz: The Portable Engine you furnished ue, I consider as satisfactory and perfect in every respect as any machine I ever saw, ruus light, uses b0 pounds of steam lor running a double 60 and 0 incn circular saw mill lor a common day's business. An average day's work, 6.UO0 to 10,0u0 feet of lumber, easy, with 75 pounds of steam. A. J. Caldwell. Eynnvlile Ind. Other s'zes f . r farm and plantation use and all other requirements. novl5-6m (1.KRUZ. BUSINESS CARDS. DR. W..D. THOMAS. Having permanently located In Evansville, Ind., offers his professional services to the public. He is a graduate of one of the bet medical colleges in the Union, and bas practiced medicine twenty-five years, lie solicits professional business. The loctor will devote a portion of his time to the treatment of Female Diseases. Office on Third, between Main and Locust Streets, up-s Lairs (over Judge Iglebart's ottice), where be may be lonnd when not professionally engaged farfldtf L0UI3 FAUL'S CLOTHING STORE, 101 Main St, bat 3d and 4th. First-Class Custom Work. Also, Ready-made Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Go.ds. ang!9 6m DR. L. 0. JOHNSON, Ilomooopiuhist. Or r.cn-Corner Tcird and Locust Stret, over ELLIOTT'S GKOCEKY. orilce Honrs From 9 a.m. to 5 P.m., aud lrom 7 to 8 p.m. At h's residence, corner Bel' and Centre Streets, when not at office. au.'i dly Dr. Jas. C. Bierbower, UEMDEXT Ii:XTTNT, OfficeNo. to FIRST ST., Between Main and Zonal, Returns his thanks for the liberal patronage received during the past five years, and hopes by fair dealing to merit a continuance of the sume. Chloroform administered word aesireii. local dlv COAL! COAL! Having resumed my former business, I would hereby Inform my old patrons aDd the pui.llc (generally that I am prepared to deliver OfHJI) CLEAN tX)AL on Mhort notion. Coal in alt cajrt must be paid tor when ordered. AKnt for the celebrated PARADIHK VOAL. JOS. THOMAS, Office In American House. unv4 dly IT Main JSt. LT V. H.WILKK.) J. SAIJIT. Ullkc & Salat Have the very beftslo. i of P 1 Boots .fc Ever br nghtl to this city, anc! propose to them very iow. Remember the place. MAIN ST. 4? W. W.A.CI3S, STATI0XKU, COOK B1XDE!I, And Blank Book Manufacturer, And Dealer In School Books. Pictures and frames. Mirrors, Looa-lng-OiasHes, French Uiass, Ac, OLD ROOKN KE-BOUMI, KO. TO MAIN STRBRT, (HKDDEUICH'8 BLOCK,) K V ASK VI l,M3 ....INDIANA. nov31y tsno. a. cittro:,ff, WATCHES. JEWELRY Gold Tens, Rnectacles, Eyeglasses. and Cloc Mnii-l.! Bet. aecond and Third, EVANSVlLLK, IdBv and warranted. Citas. Aktum, wit' (Jeo. A. Blttrolff. oc2 d'v Evansvilla Basinoas College, -3 Corurr MAI3T A TIIIltD STS., KYAN8VILLE, I.VDIASA. Book-keeping, Penmanship, and MameniaiKw maae specialties. ideKMou both day and evening. For circulars, giving terms, tc. oa or specimens of Penmanship, ad dress WKCI.S AKLIXEtt, uovll y Proprietors, Oh C2 27 Locust Street. o rncSIGN PAINTER. Osbt)rne's Show Cards. Jnnl2 dtf PETER VIERLING, DRUGGIST, Aid Dealer la Paints. Oib rABSriSUBS, DYB-STCFFH, ttl.MKHV tll.ANS, bl'UUIt'AL 1NSTUUHESTS, Aud all popular Patent Medicines 01 me ge. I.VANSVUX K ISDUNA oc-jy ly FAIR BAN ICS' BTANDAUD , ot all S::i's. llOKMieo:c CO., ;J North 'w'tr strt-f, k8 d io t;.v aw. i t a

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FOR PAHUOAH AND CAIRO.

The famous Iow-prcnre .' UICKST IDT?,! Q Jack CfKAS!- an, ?r..-.!er, Leases EvansvilJe for CiUro -vi -v ;vf :.- ! DAY nr. I THURSDAY, it 1 f M.. ! uveiy, connecting at 1 aiM witn -f. t. juts, Mem nlii, and "Nw o. 1 .. j i;-, .-i. no2D dtf V,. lifj.'j; NIC Hi- !... Al. Regular HvarvjHc ac;1. BswllcgGrern Paci:-t ' Tie Lev? ar. l V;U';:iijt Sivamer E r S V X Xi 3D , VV. 8. Vanm ethi:, Master, Leavts Fnvnsv '!!. f. r Bowllng-Greeu every XUErfl'AY, f.t t P.M. Lmvcs Evanviil(! lor Woodbury every Vit.'hDAY, .1 4 i-.M. r .rei';bt or p-vge apply ou board. noVic'ulrcitf KEGULAi: KV AXSVILt.E AND NASHVILLE PACKET. The very Ushtlraught steamer ALPHA, X. Q. llymsn. Master: V. P.. Gracey, Clerk, Will ply as a regular weekly packet be tween the ports of Evansville and Nashville. Leaves Evaksvillk kveev satusday at 4 o'clock p.m. For freight or passage apply on board. -The Alpha wilt leave lor Nashville ou the first water. novUO. Regular Wedue? day and Saturday Mail Packet. The new aud elegant steamer fcV-r- T.1V11; JTOIIIV t,tJMSIEN, Owen V. Da via. Master; Fowler aud Thom:is, Clerks, Will ply regularly in the Cairo Packet Trade (in place of the Armada). Loaves EvANSviLtE every WEI NESDAY and H ATUKDaY, at 4 p.m. For freight or paxife appiv on board. n frt 1 1 1 I L' L' V I ' f , T-1 r ..... r 1 novlTdtf A (rent. 18G9. 1870. Kransvlllc A Tennessee River Packets. FOB PADCCAII, J5A5TP3RT k FLOliKXCK. The fleet and superb Passenger Packet Capt. ALLz.y Dpncax; Uuy Vimtard, Cleric, leaves Evansville, as above, every HATThe fleet and elegant Passenger Steamer RAPIDAN IVo. Capt. Lzk How ELI.; Bob. c. McMxcuak, Clerk, Leaves Evansville. as above, everv WED. .NKiiDA Y, promptly at 8 0 clock p.m. ine above line or sienna em will run during the Mason as above, connecilna at Danville with the L., C. k M. Kallrosd, and at Johnsonville with the N. dt N. W Kallroad, for ail points ICast and We-t. Havloe been thoroughly repaired aud re furnished throughout, they offer special lnducementa to passengers and shipper lor speed, safely, aud comfort. Orders for pin iron, dressed or nmlrMHMl yellow pine lumber, lett with our Agent Win rtxeivc proiiiiJi. aiieiiiion. snippers can reiy on the boats of thin line leaving promptly, psylnit special at tention k) ooiiruiion anu way Business. r or ireizni or passage a sa?e apply on board, or wa. II.CONANT, to novS dtf ARent. FOR ARKANSAS RIVER. TKI-WK1CKLV L. 8. MAIL LI.1E. Joli" D. Adams, President. r Hteamers leave Memphis on '''MonilKyii, WfHlnesdaK, and Frldaya. For dhnhrkw and tnrouuli freight reoeipw to all poinu on Arkansas River, apply to HUM PHREY. LEWIS A CO., Agents. ocl9 dtf FOR WHITE KIVER. V. S. J!.t l i.ini;. ir.,, 1, , JollT D. AlAMs, Pr ldent. Leavlni; Memphis Tuesdays. Tbursdars. aud (Saturdays. For p;i-i.ik;o and through freight receipts to all points oa White, Little Red, and Black Kiverx, apply to HUM I'll MUX. LKWIS & CO.. oc!9 dtf Aeen's. For Paducih and Cdlro. The new, fleet and elegant tteamer Clara foott. Henry Scott, Master; Cash. Thomas,),,. ,k Nenlev Rudd. f-"11'8. Will leave for Cairo aud all way landings. during low water every iQt&day and Friday, at 4 o'clock P.M. Carrying freight and passengers at regular pacaei ras. or xreigni or passage apply on noani. (aag:i-dtf Regular Tuesday Packet for Palucah, a8tport and Florence. The Elegant Passenger steamer IS AM DAN lo. 2, LllHoWKLL, Master; iioiiuir MCMEcnis, uierk. Leaves for the above and all intermediate polntsevery TUESDAY, at 4 o'clock p. m. Orders for Pine Lumber. dresKed r undressed, or for Tennessee Pig Iron, filled promptly, and at lowest rate-. For freinht .r pannage applj- on board, or to HUMPHREY, LEWIS A CO., or W. II. CON AN T, sep27-tf A cents. Regular Tri-Weskly Packet For Nercburg, Owensboro, Rochport, Gro.itdview, IIawevillc, and Cannelton. The New and Light-Draught steamer illtXA 3aro. 2, Jotn H. Triplett, Mat.ter; John A. Adams, Clerk, Leaves Evansville tor the above and all way ports every TUftSDAY, THUKHUAY, and SATURDAY, at 10 a.m. Returning, will leave Cannelton very WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, at fl a.m. For fielcht nrpnkee a pply on board, or lo tiusruubi, t'A i mm e ui., aprtO dtf Agents. Evaasvilie, Rvifcn n & Niiliville R R. Semi-Daily Transfer PacLet lo Eeudprscn. The magnificent side-wheel steamer J? Y 333 rJ? rI? 13 , C. (i. Perkins, Master: A. O. Durland. Clerlr. Will leave Evansville daily for Heuderkiii at 7 A. M. and 3 p. m. Ketarnlnj; will leave.Henderson at '6 a. m. and 0 p. m. Fare 75 cents each way. Freights received at all hours at W. U. Brown & Co.'h whariboat. ilallroad arid ottipr fraletita, not ready for the H p. it. trip, will no down at 7 A. v. by being seut to the wharf boat In the evening. oa-lt sons of weak and debilitated constitutions, and those suffering from dyspepsia, loss of arlcetitp, general tlebility, etc. It TAKES THE PLACE of, and IS SUPERIOR la. ale porter, and spirituous liquors, la all cases where nourishing bev-rai;es aud ionics are needed. Eminent pbysictans ot New YorK say: "We bave ned Hof'h Malt Extract in practice, aud the results bave been such as to fuily (ustify the claims made for it ; we feel cot tain that it is destined to supply a want long felt." TAB RANT A CO., IkEVV YOBIf, HOLE AOENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES, ETC. no25 dim johs m. smttii. ir. ir. hokst. SMITH &: If O U ST,O I A. R S , And '!'-'i is in 3 i TOBACCO PIPKrf; SNOfP, Ac, t Cor. is novl ud L .cu--t St-., o; ,p. Oj'-ra llous", : f'A.y , i'il.l.K.

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! Ot'-.ee Kirer Item See Fourth I'aye. vV'elhir nut! Wal'r Vbe weather yesterday was cloudy, mild and wet. The mercury ranged above 60 all day. The river, dorlng the 21 hours ending t;l3 p.m., bd'rireu7 inches. It. rained all of t-uoday ntht arid some dur. leg the day 3 estcrday. The river is rising at all points heuco to Pitlsbutg. with b at lMlstmr?, 12i at Cincinnati audSXlntho canat at Louisville. There Is full 7 feet water hence to Cairo. ArrtTsU uikI DfHrtnrt. Tiie arrivals and departures up to 3 r. si. yesterday Include the Armadillo, and Loreua, New Orleans to Cincinnati; Piute Varhle, Louisville to E&stport; Fails City, Bowling Urcen to Louisville; Tarasou, Hecderso i to L uisvllle; Fayeitu, Henderson and return; Texas, Louisville to New Orleans. Itoalst Due Hfro. Atoocg tha firt-t boats duo hero are the Alpha and Clara frcott, frw.a Cairo ; John Lutcsden, for .Memphis; Shamrock", for St. Louis; Abeona, fom St. IjouIs; Fanny Brandlsand Norman, from Memphis; ram, Orr, lrom Eastport; Mary Houston and Kenton, lrom New Orleans; P. W. Strader and Emma No. 8, to New Orleans; Evansville, from Ureen River; Lewelllo, from Nashville. "s tont I.eavl&cr To-Day. For Catuo. The new and beautiful Clara Scott is the iua'1 packet for Cairo and all way points at 4 P.M. to-daj. Tfce Clara is a rattler, and goes and leturus promptly ou time. Captain John B. Hall a vetciau o nicer, commsuds, and IieubHart, Jr., acd Neley liuJd are her atteu" tire clerks. Theie Is not a superior, rater or pleasauter bot cn the river. Foa Lociavii.i.K. The elegant low water packet Palestine may he positively expected to leave this evening, for Louisville and all way joints, lu cbarge of those eminent navigators aud true gentlemen. Captain Frank Hurry, Phil. B. Brauham aud Billy Uawes, all of whom are .proverbial for their attentions to passengers. Fob HkNEERSOM. The fleet and finely appointed Fayette la the regular railroad transfer packet, and leaves for Henderson at 7 A.st. and 3 p.m., promptly, having elegant accommodations for passengers. Captain Charley Perkins, A. O. Durland, Mr. Story and C J. Boyle are ber popular ard obliging officers. Foa Bowi.iQ UKBiN. The new aud elegantsleamer Evansville wilt leave to-day promptly at i p.m. lor Bowling Oreea and all way points. Captain W. b. Vanmeter s htr experienced and popular command er, llh accurate, competent and obliging clerks. msrellaiieuus. - Business was active on the wharf yester day morning ..The Armadillo, Lorena and Pink Varble paised up before day with good trips The Tarascon picked up a Que trip, and left soon after noon... The Falls City bad a fair trip, but could have taken freight and people If any bad offered .Capt. Bturls' new steamer Texas, for the Upper Red Klver trade passed down at 9J a.m., touching at the wharf. She Is a very perfect steamer, 131 feet I&ug, & lent beam, 6i leet bold, extra fastened and cualncl. the hat three boilers 28 leet long, SS Inches In diameter with two engines, 10 Inches In diameter and 5 feet stroke. She was built at Howard's famous yard at Jellersou ville with machinery by Den nis Long Jc Co. Bho bai a ful ca'iin. The wild Petrolla retbes for a while to be overhauled and repaired on the Dry Docks. We hope the Louisville side-wheel packets will be able to supply the hiatus caused by ber withdrawal The West Wind Is not determined exactly where to go ..Tbe foul weather Is greatly retarding work on Capt, Montgomery's new boat, the Carrie H., aud hI. e will not be leudy to leave for sereral duy The great low-pressuto Richmond was announced to leave Cairo ou Saturday, aud Memphis this evening, for New Orleans. She will come up this river on her lwxt trip If there is water Captain Ouy Vlnyatdclerk of the Ham Orr, telegraphs to Billy Conar.t, ber agent, that she will be here today at noon, and will leave promptly at i p.m. to-morrow for EaMtport and all Tennessee River way points. Uirnniusii from our t-xcltangv. Pittskuku. The Commercial of Saturday says: The marks last evening indicated four feet six inches and riNlug. The weather dura a the day was mild nod Spring-like. Fre glils continue plenty lor most poila Tue piot-pect lor a risa was favorable last evening we hd a mild rain. Cincinnati. The Commercial ot Haturd yssys: It is our sad and melancholy duty to announce ine death of Col. Bait. U, Lei per. Ilsdiodon his plfintalon, near Carson's Landing, Uol.var County, M is., on Tuesday, t hu hilli lnnt., very suddenly, ot piuiiiniouia. The deceaseJ was extensively known lu river circle:. He was about lorly years rf ao, and came from Newourg, New Ywrk. When we llrsi becsma atquainled wltii Col. Lei per, he was clerk of Capt. W.J. Kountz'ce.eliruled Crystal Palsc, then plying in the Cincinnati aud Pt'luburg trade. He was clerk of several other tU-ameia lu the Southern tiaJm, and when the rebellion broke out commanded the Stephen Decator, which lying at tlie Cincinnstl Isvee, ready lo dopart for New Orleans, when she whs delaine 1 and ordered to unload, by order of the Vigilance Committee. Captain Lelper being u itmdnate of Weot Point. tril having keen ervic with the Duquexne Oreyn, of Pittsburg, in the Mrxloau Wr, Imnif dla ely recruited a company for the Klrt.1 Kentucky Regiment, organized at Camp Clav, near ( luciunsti, and was cuokmii Msjor ol the relment on the eve of denature foi tlie field. He remained vlth bU command until it was mastered out at tne close ol the rebellion, oiilslntinz as Lieutenant Colonel for over a year. At the clo of I he war he commanded the st,Riner J. S. Prlugt, in the Government rvle3, and finally retired from the command of this steamer to engape in cotton planting on the p.autatlon wlure be did. Bart, was a mn of warm social (jualllicH, and resixicted by all who knew bin. Hts record as a soldier was a proud one. aud many eomradesof the FlrstKentucky will lament his death. He wan a widower, and leiiveH an orphan daughter in Newourg, New Y'ork. It Is also our Hd duty to announce the death of Mr. William Duulop, one of the LoulxvIUe Mat! Llne clerks. He died yeslerdayat bis residence la Ibis city, leaving a largo aud iuterestlig family to momn his loss. The decersud was clerk of the (Jen. Buell at the time of his death, ha vlui; bt.cn confined to bis bed for soveral days. The deceased wis well known I alont" t he Hue of ur watein, aud was a lon tirneclerk witb Capt. John N.huns, on tu St. ixuU packet Lehlsh. and also cleik of the Memphis packets Robt. Bums aud Alice Dean. He was a reliable, worthy man, and the soul of honor. Capt. Hugb Campbell dror ped In onus last nigUt from Piilaburg. He departs for Cairo tnismornlmc, to mart tbe Mary D -vaeand bargeM, laden with ore, lrom St, Louts to puLMbunr. ; Before the late compromise In the Vleksburir uriiville and New O.'ans trade, couo'u taken from Oreenvl-. 9 at fifty cent" i er bale, and, tu maUTcan v t iwau-y-fl ve cents rr bale, 'l'ne Count look a run into White River and car led out about 1.2 bales at ti 50 per bale, took It to Cireenvllle and reablpped it at fifty ciils per bale, maSlng a nice thing of it. The owners of the li"i Arc bave entered suil.at Mempnls, for 8'JtiO agaltiHtlba MnOUI.for two and a half bourn' lutor Ji pulliug ber olf a bar In Council Bend. Tho Commercial of Sunday says: The colors of the steamers In port were displayed at half mast j-t-Mterday, in respect io the memory ot the I it e txl. Bart. U Lelper ai d Mr. VVui. huniop. Tiie St. Marys is Kolng South again to try ber fortune lu trie uuachlta or other lower tributaries. Captain Sweeney telegraphs ui that itlie will leave Cincinnati lor New Orleans on Tuesday. Ex-Oovernor Charles Anderson and family were among tne Knirna Floyu's passengers last night, destined for hU Tennessee Plantation. Slant J. Batcuelor went out in charge ot the oilie of l he Alaska last night. He will proceed South nnlil the AUska meets the Lawrence, when he ana W. O. Vort will exchange boati, thus enabling the latter to lesume duties ou his familiar packet. 1 LOLL-sviLLB. The Courier-Journal of Saturday says: '-" Capt Piuk Varble yesterday called on Mr. Hamilton, President of tbe Ohio Bridge Com jiany, to know when the obstructions from the Indian; chute wonid be removed. lle is to let him kuow dt Uni'ely to-day. Of all the treight on the bare;e sunk liy the Tom Juspi r, ihe ottier dy, at the Ciuincy biidge, none will be lost, aud on iy bA satks of barley damaged. The r.-'unl aud pn'all,i! '"' ' : r. ! S ri.d r, t.apt. Ail.ers St-iu. 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breii r-'Ct-iiriy ie;.;iir.-d in '. rt;5M -C, i In chlf'Set -pio ortlr." The CottTttr-Juurnil ol t-u i ti'i; t-;);. Tbe Coun'y ' ourt of linry h n i priated forty ilioiuand di.lisis t I tnctey River Navlcutton Comniiiv. tbe provlno th.it th h pproi-i ni m l fled ,y the pe-iplo under uot or tin- : I a l n re. I he Bradl'-h .T(ih;iso:t, ' ,j t. r t ( liuke her ii in tr p i.m'-i , r.f. it u A. m., from f i: ,t V .i i.u.x-l w uii !. St. Locim. Ti:-'. i:'-n,v:ot of ' daystyt,: itlver Uec'dh.h'j steadily a:l Seven Jen wair 'Ut lot iilr.i. Wt . mild ami it,oi.l. There Ik u, I tlr i r fora moueiate stn(.; "f uiiierln th Ohio, -J1-; leet on French lHlaod t nr., l.i::svilie there in Rlrea'ly o I I canal. t)u JIodvi Bar, I i iir luirj, there Is-tf't-et wHfer, ulu li i for lii at rf jinn, Imtwdiil.i tit t 11 ( i boats linlii. Shipment to iln ; i: moderately Jve, wi'h nbuu Im.! u&K'O In riiiirket. Ou the l, tbe sleaiufir Kuii'f mi, np the MlH.-lhlpr I, when sit ( ia Point, Arkausas, sjnlr and m !..! a wreck of the ton l . t Mt. Loin-.-, iwi Emory Ktiby A l;ro!hr.' "i h,- i. v

1-iisursnce ou tho uo;i i". s in y called on us Juki evf-ni-'ii. i;,i i tbo Jmna;t'S bed:? tliiuiuil it si demand was mad a upon the o-;u.: Itubicon, whti, miouin; tlie j uL let claim, ul once settled tim niitlu-i oy ltig over the cusli. 1 'he Mes.sis I lilj amaced as much an thev were ) leatbe summary and ndnilri liie : j. u. maklncthem feel "). K." F. J. I;kitz, of Kens Hn ocv. Gkokok H. f ta kt, of Biilrd & St u t. y.VWAR C. M t'KKAV, foTrnerly it M WTajs, Pai'uiiab, Jvj. JLry Dock O EVANSVILH , IN;Tha Hook, having been thott imh. . bunt. Is now prepireii fur Hocking . Oil abort notice. -No prt flti harol ou male I t! i pwlrlTix r,iaiw. , i Conimissioiiti'fl Sale cf Real Ya WTOTK'K IS llKltl ltr , XJ the tmda.Higued Coiiitn!siiif poinUd by me Court of Commi-ju V , Vandeibui'gh County, Stale u' 1 eila virtue of an order of aid Com t, m , Pa Septemiier term, IS iU, will se t hi auction, at tlie doer of the courhf tbe city of EvaDMVIHe, in ssld -wmi SA'I UICDAY, HECK.MBfc.lt 11 ril, . At 2 o'clock P.M., The following real. etaie iu sa d c . to wilt Lot number six (S). in s;ii-,tllvl lo-i number one hundred ami nine iti.lt), . Original Plau of the city of Uv.ukv , by 5 feet, on seound, between Mai . Sycamore Streeta, and has upon it a; house, . Ainu, lot Biinibr twenty. three tlie Oi Ik: tin 1 1'ian ot t tie cliy oi i ,vhi "lit by loU feet, ou Water Mitel, ix i Vine and LIvihi.io Hlreeut, mid Nui i ; alaige hotel building, known m (in ST. CLOUD liOTLL. Also, tweoty-tw leet ot lot n imti en tee ti (17), in Lower or Me'niy larKemeut of tbe city f J!vai bounded aa fodowi: iie,lnul 14 u fiont Hue of said lot, at a pol it t five feet from tin aouUiea-tei l y n said Jot, running thence aioott sitic line westwardly twenty-two t t; iat right angles wlin h id fiont Hud alley In tilt) rear of said lots II em. aid ally towardi Hivlnlon St r et t . two feet; tbeuce to tbe place ol bt-n subject lo tbe life e'nl of Mi ri in 1 in one until vitled nurd t hereof j km hi ? lot being i&t by V flon V irt, In tws snd Pine streeta, ami has upo 1 it brick dwell) iiu-limi-tt. Tkhhi or Ha lk. One-th Ird ci sh, 1. residue In equal pay inenls at t u a fears; the uurctthser giving mie . uteres!., without rel ef from a;nn appralHemnut laws, aud wttU sj freehold surely. JE.-HE W. WA1.KT. ' Coin n in Bj.TTH Hvnes, At!.orn y. lu IlCs-tl Estate Faleni Ag III AVE A VAItll TV nv I Nl'iiH aud HWELI.IMI Hi t anil a lime iiiiiiiber of l.llll-l INO I in almost every part of KvHiito IU-; number or I'iirtu and n-vi-n I lli acres of TJ M HKII.KH LANUS, ill o . 1 will cell o'l KAHV TLUM s. j hiv very UEslKAliLK ami ver; : II I.OTS, wUhiit ten minulet' Wt A ) tnlluuue. Pernons wUhtnir to bi V wl money by purcliaslng at my o lit -o. ', having properly to Nell will j h' im me the de'-crlpt.ioit anl pi leo, 1 shall soon Mlverliwu lor j.ul.l some villus hie propei ly In 1 1 i i-i-i of the city, near the proponed 1 'tt u . rtreet ritlliti.nl, wliete uieo ti ilIH can be biel on vnuv sks ,; i. k 'I 1 bave rIko o; ened nil o.'liee I r -l' I . JNU PATEN 'IS,. I'eikoni tJ...- ring , lain Paten im c 111 ma !te 11 1 ; lei : 1011 i aud by calling at my oilice, cj 1 THIRD ST., iwt, Mai:i a:'d I EVASHVI Li.r, I MJ ALVAtt .Mil r. - 0 ocl.'IJ Heal IJ- lale uiel I'm (2 lit A r . Ural Zsialt Ai; ( v ; tl'!. vt;r v.v 1, jZLi. A K''iicy for t lie nr. in ol Kid it! ' luinli. Iixiim, e., A p. J'erHfins Imviiii- r out e or la id ! - etl, or iirsit,K wiiiuis ! ptti'l rem, win 00 wiii iy t n.i I . s. on i tn.lr oiVte, ou Third Street, ucac muit 1 :n tot 1 1 1 ; In neil f f Tin; Auction . 1!i:m';h lioani -No, ' 8 1 "1 a; - Hr . i , : VA AS VI L l ;, 7 A Particular ul lent ton t'ivt?i If Real EKlaf.e. hi r ckiii ih i fi 1 1 and we can giiiiraiiln-M-t t !,i We well Mt'i'cbniidt'-e of all : it.iU t our itoom, a.tl will uiii inl it 1 lie Hmiieli'il'l "ir ri fine, ei!i,e-at tin r el.-t wlt re. Mer liants ni.i:.g out st el;- wwell to coiuiult iih. s Our aco, 11 at ti fatten r,f over tn-ntil Wltnllin im,,i) ,f Lvnitvil wnl us lo fl ml, i-aiil(', ctitt mera i.,r wt-.i-kind of go:i miuiii ny. Ve have count aid ly en hi - 1. i n p Of CllCap UUil g'Kl Hf tlel.-a Oi it b T. M ELL5C1 T," ISr .-s-1. TM it in 1 1 i ;;m ruAL0'!i iMrwM.i sua Vor'BcauUr) l:z i! ? pieiioa. lUuiovea all " l-:n. I :'(;:. te UU-U, Moiii I-.ii.l- 1 'to, e: ; , s,,,.l ibe.kiu " ft. "- "' For Latiieo lu lb N ur -t t a i able. 'or 0(.nt:-iiit-u i(,lin .-.I. a i u - it '"pa'phlau I.'iUoa " Ik ti,.f t,:y , remedy ior a ii -.". iin.t id :iui-,, Hltlu. lt! A k.'tS 'S "I'AI'ltl I U . , tho Toll'-'., N i.r ' i v , u..r, i , : , , chap the skin. l'i -it - 1 1 u I : 1 t 1 t- !. II I i; "M . t".;t u.i s o - A New IVt fitr.t - ftrlh i it -Kiut!it, SJu.l'-ute, Lasi 1 . I IIAI.H.N s .- OtKee-Tblrtl Sit. Locust (front rt .