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from Loudoa Society for February. r itio Coijrss of True Lotc Ileally Did Run Smooth. continued. finished my dinner, without havany precise notioa of wliat I might atin. The dart was in my side, ; I coull only wriggle and writhe er a sweet, sudden anguish, hey were talking one could not overhearing what these people . about going oa to the Trosaoha. good peopla were a little confusn their geography. I briefly told a what was their best way from the 2 1 where they were. 1 was, someer Other, rather agitated, and I 1 eve ray voico was both low and in.inct. I had a dry reply from ths !.ither,?and no raotiee at all from the y, -.ag lad', and for a few minutes I rcpscd into an internal rage. . iddenly the sapphire eves, in their Till splendor, were turned upoa me. Oh. those eyes I 'Tv- o of the fairest stare, in all the heaven, in some business, t'o entreat her yen j twinkle la their place till they return." Ir. I then some clear, courteous words - 3 addressed to me on the one sub-v-on which I could speak rather .y ', the mountains. But 1 instinct:7 felt that I wa3 talking in a very ;!id and inexpressive way, that did ustice to my consiedrable natural . ity. Lawford, however, was able . t ilk volubly and loudly, that wa3 i -ainly an advantage from his baing i. if bored permanently to a Sophia, .i d he somehow contrived to givo the M.a that he bad performed prodigies ! valor on the Scottish hills. The '.fi .tch! and I had been obliged to act rnide throughout, and wait for him i ak a dozen times, and lend him an : r a-, and replenish his flask, and pick hhu out of the river; I denounced bv in my heart as an impostor, and ! it very much inclined to rise up and c ounce him publicly. Still I had a i chat with Incognita in the inals permitted by hia declamatory 7ersation with the old people. She 1 all my favorite tastes. She loved . , ais, she read London Society, she k )v Tennyson by heart, she was very ' . of tho Oper.a but she had only 1- i there twice, she wa3 passionately a'r.uhedto cathredaU and cathedral ):. -v ic, very fond of llottcn Kow, but !i . i only been three times. And then full truth came out. She had onjft school at the beginning of that 'summer. Her father and mother, a whom she had been separated many years, had only returned i India two months before she had school to live with them, and to be r.c ir !',! py forever afterwards. Of course would have masters still for ItaU music, end her water colors. It so delhtful to go about with papa mamma. They had a few weeks London after she had left her o-l at Brighton, and since then tad been traveling about. They finished with the English Ikes, were now goin ; through the Scotch es. I thought the coincidence remarkable but in reality it was tnonplace enough that precisely my own line of tour. It was the -iant happy talk of the free, libera-hool-eirI budding into the wo- ; and the bright Incognita's real e was Clara, which exactly suited treshncsa and her beauty, ill I owned that the beer and cayj pepper was a miserable draw- :. Bat it was destined that even ;his respect my dissatisfaction ld rccievo considerable alievia- . Tor it really appeared that this io girl had been that very day to summit of Ben Lomond, owned to mvself that Bhe was 3 entitled to her chop and her ; of beer, and even, if she so wisho such fiery condiment as cayenne cr. Still, even on this point afa long and anxious discussion, ford greatly relieved my mind; e asserted in most unequivocal ,j, that he had heard the mother isoUing beer and cayenne pepper ie young lady, who wa3 simply reiQg the mother's words to the serwho was attending her. Certainmost disproportioned amount of uietude was excited in my mind be bitter beer and the red pepper, n the course of tho two or three r.4 passed in tho coffee-room, I had rtained that Clara Benyon aud parents were going on by steamer 'arbert, and thence to Loch Long, own lino of travel had been differto eet to Inversnaid and go on . , ir . A 1 !oach to Jjocn xvairme. Accuruy, when Lawford and I were od tozcther in that hidoou3, ble-bcdded carret, I had to indoee Lawford that it was expedient us to abandon all our well arrang Dlansofthe Trosachs, tho Lakes, '. Blair Athol, and go direct west, an, which after due consideration, . bad abandoned. I did not wish to discourteous to Lawford, and ve to render his disposition amen- ; to argument. Eventually, howr, after clenching my arguments by . ion that I at least intended to a Loch Lomond, he branded mo as aa not knowing his own mind, and it to sleep in a state ol sulky acqui ' strolled on the lawn, watching the pt nn,l idlff flins-iner nebbles on the ' " - j a a uio waves. Somehow or other, 1 -. very happy. I seemed to bo livr a fresher, fuller life. There was rt of kindness to ma in the air, sunlight and the water; and when iw Clara in her morning dress comout upon the lawn, somehow there mod to be no strangeness in it. I ost expected that we should be .ing each other by our Chrisian ies. There seemed to be a familty and old-worldness about oar porn; that this was a fateful hour, which I had always lived, and tods the bringing about of which all i of events had concurred. Tie steamer goes at a quarter past ," I observedTtakicg out my watch i; now a quarter pa3t nine, i.', we are cot goiDg by the steamer Ii ivc changed our minds." 1 t going by tho steamer!" I ex- . cdwith.a thrill of disappointct. Instantly tho face of nature " - jl overcast. Shadows stole the mountain and crept along ! water. The sun lost its bright- ., the lake its ripple, the birds ' ir song. "No," she said. "I havejiist been ulinff throueh Scott's "Lady of the ake," and I have persuaded papa to i to the Trosachs ani to see lillen 3 .! nn Loch Katrine." "( varium mutabile semper," I u .c red to myself, with a reminis. r. r.frav faint and faded scholar TIv brilliant conversation of niDt DCiore naa uceu as uuimug r 'red to the still, potent epell of -nurished eroat Enchanter of tbe th. When she told me last nisrht : .ey were going to the other side 1 lake, I had at once fabricated ii i-'itement that this was also our iratiou. One thought, however, . id upon my mind immediately it ti- -r.t? Jd.'i "0 -i1 cr Hi iic;t suit r,ao- ::. it was ;.a J.awfur:!, -: r-u' Kar l Law; jrd bo tau-iht

ir icnJship. Lawford certainly did use strong language. He cut up exceedingly rough. He said I wis using him as a mere thing and a chattelwithout ary respect for his own feelirg3, and for vile uses of my own. The purblind Lawford, after all his experience with his Sophy, not to see, as I myself was beginning to see dimly, howl the land really lay. He said ho had ascertained that there was only a single outside place left, and he bargained that if we did not dissolve partnership.that outside seat should be reserved for him. I did not know in what way tiie Benyons were traveling, so I assented, not without a dark misgiving. To my infinite chagrin the Benyons were going outside, and cn that, brilliant morniDg I was to bo immured in the body of the coach. I saw that wretch Lawford climb the bos, and adjust Miss Benyon'a wraps and make her comfortable, with a skill doubtless derived from his intimacy with that Sophy. With many groans I sub sided into my place, having lor my vis a vis a buxom countrywoman, a personal friend of the coachman s, whom he was accommodating with a lift. I felt dreadfully disappointed. I now acknowledged to myself that I had fallen regularly in love with. Clara, and it really seemed for the moment that tho course of my love was running smooth. I was musing in lonely revery, on the borders of slumber, when suddenly the coach stopped. I now perceived that the sky was overcast, and that rain was falling heaviliy. "Sorry to trouble you sir," said the guard, "but two ladies are coming inside on account of the rain.,' It was Mrs. Benyon and Clara. "Sorry to trouble me, indeed !" I instantaneously determined to give the guard a handsome tip. "The soft, tender, indulgent, blessed rain." Scarce were they seated when ,the sun shone out again. I longed to tell him, like Lucifer, how I hated his beams. Clara cruel, relentless Clara said they bad better climb to the roof again. But her mamma blessings on her headl said it would be a pity to give so much trouble, and they were best as they were. So I had them to myself, and I think we were a brillant little party. Being in the same carriage, wo desired to be mutually agreeable, and nothing occmred to interrupt the harmony of the drive. The mother was a beautiful old lady. Iwas almost as much in lovo with her a3 I was with her daughter. It was a happy drive. I was wrapt in Elysium. I heard divine music, I saw heavenly eyes and an angelic face. CONCLUDED ON MONDAY ! GliOOEIilES. JS"1-:W AM HI VAIL ! AT THENew laTorlc CJroccry, S5 SIA1X KTltEET. io IllirtS. SEW ORI,F,ABlS-all graileH. A gcoil article, 7 lbs. lor 81. Molasses. r IS.tRRELS NEW ORLMS-a &J prime article, for 1 per gallon. XXoiufny. 30 B1KFI.N, wholesale and retail, at the NtW OKK. OlWUliia. Iluckwlieat Floar. BtKBEU) CHOICE W1SCOSsSO HIM, wholesale and retell, by PAUSOS, BCOViLLCia JVlUJfl'-ll. Ciler. g II V KKKI.5 I'UKF. SWEET ISO w 'I barrels Boiled, by the barrel or by the gallon, at 75 MAIN bTKEET. Co a ce. Q ll ttlH, OK EVERY U1UDE AXV 3J VAKIKTY. Strictly prime ...t pounds for 51 i. Uooa oamiaou... pouuus iur i w Teas X Teas ! ACkrff WORTH OF KTEBT OlJUlf klcd aud Quality, from boo. pr pound to I'J 00 for best Gunpowder. New IJacon If si in s. nlUAB lIIKED. AND VEUY NICK: J2i also, New Breakfast Paeon, Dried Beef, and Beef Tongnes at t ne Jail MEW YORK GROCERY. CHARLES VIELE & CO. 2 O iG JUL SOUTH V. KT ( OKXER irlrst and Sjcamore Streets, EVANSVILLE, 1ND. au9 dif Wholesale Uealera In GBOCERIES, Foreign add Domestic Liquors, NA1LB, COTTON YARN'S, OLABS WAR 4,4 & 4.G FIEST STREET, (NATIONAL BLOCK,) Evans vilx,k, Ind. FISH DEPOT. ora dtf MATTHEW DALZELL, Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Naili, White Lead, Lime, Cement, &c, So. 18 Water Street, dlll rllv Evaiwvim . I m 1 H. I. HAAS Over Hret Nalloual Bank, Corner Mala and SMrsl Sltf it, KvariBvUlo, T T a a c r a ct r u v. st or cortisi jUJL ous Gum Work., fiold. Mllver. Volcanlte.Cora'.i'e, and Amber Plates, Curves ADMINISTRATOR of Nitrous Ox.lf (an excellent and safe &haxtbeUc), chu roform. Ether, and abio several locti ia:: lyiers. NKUKALQ1C Affection treated. TiIY rAC:i.lTIT?J nro r-.t rj etabU.u:)e&t a JKr-; ( sciii-'.'.uif o ri v. xoojxisi a?; any in t -xa Vu-.ivd Si.-.icH. 1 y.r;vr ft AN"":'or rrona s re-'five.l uiiriiirf

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u - c FOR LADIES AND CfflLDEEN ANEW TIII.VO FOR AJT FSDEREEJLT, or for a Dress Belt. This Belt aid to support and Improve the appearance of the figure, and la preferable. In many respectt, to any- other Belt In the market. It U metallic, which gives It durability, and is beautifully finished. In Jet, silver-gilt, and plaid patterns, Ko lady enouia De wimout one. We have Just received oar Fall Stock ot WHITE GOOD?, EMBROIDERIES, LACES, HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND NOTIONS; andaawe are In the "White Goods Trade exclusively, we ot coarse keep a larger stock and can afford to sell at less profits than merchants who keep eeneral stock.. We are exclusive Agents for the Empress ueit. K A. COOKE & CO. deSdtf TEA STORE. ORIENTAL TEA STORE! II. A. COOK HAN NOW OPENED HIS NEW NTUKK, In the New Opera House, and oners to the trade the best assorted stock of Fancy and staple Groeeries ver ouereu in mis city. T E A. S. ALL grades, from the choicest to a good, cheap Tea, and pledges himself to sell as low for the same quality aa can be bought In New Yoik, of any T?a Company or Tea Dealer. COFFEES. RIO, Old Government Java, Ceylon, and Java assorted grades at prices mat will defy competition. Colfee will be roasted every day and ground free of charge. rtBANCL.lTED, Crashed. Powdered. 3T Cut Loaf, Coffee, A, B, Ac, at prices vnai wm uo sure io suiu WIIITB DRIPS, New York Steam. Amber and Golden, at prices lower than any time since the war. , 13 titter and Cheese. TXTBA cliolee genuine Orange County Jul ttuuer. jXira cnoice genuine uoshen u utter. CHOICE ROLL BUTTER. New York Factory Cheese to suit all tastes. Western Reserve Clieesa, English Dairy " Pine Appla u Sap Sago and Eadam " All are asked to call and see what flee goous, cueap prices aua eood qualities ar Offered at the ORIENTAL TEA STORE, NEW OPERA IIOUSS CAN GOODS, PICKLES, &C. F UES51 MKAWBKIIKIES, Fresh Raspberries, Fresh Blackberries, ' Clierrles, " I'eaches.extra. fine Apple, Tomatoes, Peas, Lima Beans. " Windsor Corn, Chow Chc-v, Imperial Hot Picklea ; Captain White' Oriental Pickle, Prince of Walts Salad Sauce, Worcestershire Sauce, lomato Catsup, Assorted Shaker Preserves, Pure Honey, Horse Kadisn, trench Olives, french Preserves, a sorted, dec, dec, at tue Oriental Tea Store. Just In Time for the Holidays ! XTUA CROWN IMPERIAL HAIbXNri, (.all bunches.) Choice Layer Raisins, Sultana Raisins, uenoa Citron, Leraoa reel, z,anie currants. French Prunes. White French Urapes, (fresrt,) nrst ever onereu m the city. Atmore's Mince I'ie Meat, Shaker Preserves, Guava Jelly Drench Olives, Scotch Marmalade, Trench Jilustaril ( imnorled). dec, dc, at the Oriental Ton. Store. LNo. 156il United States Marshal's Notice. UNITED STATE3 OF AMERICA, DIS TRICT Or IJNUlAiNA, a: RTJIEBEAS, a libel of Information W was tiled In the District Court of the United States for the District of Indian, on the second day of March, lou, by John J, rirose ana ueorue isrose, oy cnaries Marsh, Esq., their Proctor, against the steamboat Red Fox, her boats, boilers, engines, tackle, apparel and lurnitnre, seized at said District in a cause of con tract, civil and maritime, and claiming damap.es in me sum 01 t--i 10, una praying process against steamboat, and that the same may be condemned and sold there for. Now. therefore, in pursuance or the Mo nition under the seal of said Court to me directed and delivered, I do hereby give public notice to all persons claiming said uoods. or any part tuereor. ana in any manner interested therein, that they be and appear before the District Court of the united stales, 10 oe ne:u at me city 01 indlanaDOlis. in and for the District of Indi ans, on tbe first Monday of April next, at 10 o clock of tbe forenoon of that day, then ana there to interpose their claims, ana make their allegation m that behalf. BEN. BrvONEB, Marshal, U.S. Uy is A ML! ED DA 1 , Deputy. Attest: J. D. Howlasd, Cl'fc. mhA-llt No. 1.561J. United States Marshal'a Notice. United States of America, f yea: Disirici 01 inaiana, 1 W1IERK.4.N, a libel of Information was filed In the IMstrlct Court of the United States for the District of Indiana, on the 23th day of February, 1870, by Henry Albert, William de San, John Bmith, chirles Kmilb. and Btenhen Holland. by Charier is;, aiarsn, rusq., ineir proctor, against the steamboat West Wind, her boilers, engines, tackle, apparel, and furniture, seized a said District upon a case of action, civil and maritime, and claiming damages ia the "m ot f:S85 50, and 1 w.AMnca arrain. . sold Df HO TV! Vl n .1 t and that the same may be condemned and Knlrt threfor. Now. therefore, in pursuance ot me mo nition under the seal of said Court to me directed and delivered, I do hereby give nubile notice to all persons claiming saw goods, or any part thereof, or In any manner interested therein, that they be and aDDear belore tbe District Court ot tue tTnised States, to be held at the city of In dianapolis. In and for the District of Indi ana, on ine nrst Aionaay 01 April next., ai Id o'clocK of the forenoon of that day. then and there to interpose their claims ana mane meir allegations in in at otnau. BEN.KPOONKK, Marshal. U.S. by Samoki. Day. Derutv. Attest: J. D. HowtAXD, Clerk. mb2 tf FOR SAlTs. FOR NALK-VALUABLK MAIN STREKT PROFKRTy That splendid property known as the Egler property, situated on the west corner of Main and Sixth Streets, fronUng 75 feet on Main Ht.r4t find liSik ff4t on Hl-rtK nt Ma.' oa easy ttrrr;i. Avj ' tiy J.I. KLLIOTT A S'0:-.T, i . 1 !" A Lm. Corner Lo-.-ust kuu Xli-U rtei. 13dlf

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THUruAN 8z CO., Mi c el i Jlnic s ' FOUNDRY, Manaractnrers andBnilders of STEAM SirGIITSS, CIRCULAR SAW-MILLS, (Jritt and Sugar Mills, Tobacco Screw Gumming Machines, Distillery and Mining Machinery, Malt MUls, Corn Shelters, House Fronts, Cellar Grates.

IRON & BRASS CASTINGS OT XVKBT DEfcCaiPTION. XACHIXEiiY OF ALT. KISBS JIAUJB AND BKrAliiliU. SKAIOCBS If BELTING, FIRE BRICKS, STAH GAUHES, AM) VKUUttiiXIRON PIPES. ir OLD MATERIALS BOUGHT. w ha t.h facllltv of the befit ma chinery and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to n oar lndividaal attention; fill order promptly; warrant our work; and charge reason hie prices. orncx aicd toumdrt: CORNER FIRST & LEET STREETS, EVANSVILLE, IND. N.B. Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work and do repairing. INSURANCE. NEXSEN & BAKER, Soneral Insurance Agents, AND ADJUSTERS OF LOSSES, No. 10 3Ialn Street, Up-Stalrs, EVA3SSVILLK, IND, Dwelling Honses Insured for a term Of years at greatly reduced rates. Three Years at the Price of Two Five Years at the Price of Three, Ufa Insurance a Specialty. Total Cash Assets Represented OTer Twenty-Seven Million Dollars. The following- are amonz the Companies represented : JET'S A Insurance Co. of Hartforrt. Conn. Cash Assets . 3,3U0,000. FIItKXIX Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn. Cash Asset .......... ji,7uj,u. CO JfTIKEXTAL Ins. Co. of New York. .. 92.330.OUO. Cash Assets KORTSI AMERICAN Insurance Coo. Hartford. Conn. Cash AeseU . ..500,000. MEHCIIANTS Ins. Co. of Hartford, Ct. Cash Assets .......M.......856,t)oo NORTH AMEIIICAN Insurance Co. of few York. Cash Aaseta SSOO.OOO. PIHESIX Ins. Co. of EraoSIyn N. Y. Cash Assete.....- Bi,iuo u. TONKEKS A. ti. TOBU Fire Ins. Co. Cash Assets... l)UM,VOl'.UO JET'S X. 1,1 F Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets.. 5 15,000,00V. NEXSEN & BAKER, Agents, 10 MAIN STRKrr, Evtr.srlllc, Ind, Jan30 dly BRANCH OFFICE or THS XJnitecl States Mutual Benefit-Company ' OF NEW T0HK CITY. Capital, - - - $125,000. Hon. H. H. Goodman. President. IT. S. Naval Judge Advocate. .jv. weorge A. uubbell. Vice .President. (Pastor of M. E. Church, Brooklyn.) u. f. liootn, txa., Treasurer, (arm 01 Ward Co., US Wall Street.) jonn i-iryuen, iisq., becretary. This company baa fully complied with the laws of Indiana, regulating foreign companies. In this company you et ail as follows SINGLE CLASS. Benefit 15,000 Limit 1,000 members. Division ONE. Persons fromjSO to 35, Inclusive. Admission fee HO 00 Annual doe 5 00 Assessment on death of a member.- 5 CO DIVISION TWO. Persons from S3 to 50, Inclusive. Admission fee .'. Annual due Assessment on death f a member.. ,112 00 . 6 00 5 00 DIVISION THREE. Persons from 51 to 60, Inclusive. Admission lee Annual due .314 00 7 00 5 00 Assessment on death of a member.. JOINT CLASS. Benefit 55,000-UmIt 1,000 raembers. DIYISIOJt A. Persons from 20 to 35, inclusive. Admission fee.. .... m....14 GO Annual due 7 00 Assessment on death of a member 5 00 nrvisiox b. Persons from 36 to 50, Inclusive. Admission fee 1S 00 Annual due 8 00 Assessment on death of a member... 5 00 DIVISION c Persons from 51 to 60, inclusive. Admission fee... .. jis 00 Annual due 9 00 Assessment on death of a member... 5 00 In these Dlvlsloos the family or heirs of a uecetuteu member receive to for every certificate in force In the Division at the time ine death occcrs. if tbe Division Is lull vney receive So.000. We also Issue certificates for 82.500. bene fit, if desired. Forty days grace allowed for payments of Assessment and Annual Dues, no restriction on travel or resi dence Bend lor circular. Agents wanted, tn whom a liberal arniminsinn will be given. Call on or address e. A. WHITE, Manager, lor Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois, Iowa. Kansas. Office la N. Illinois St.. Indianapolis, Indiana. J.l. JEH KI.L, Office No. 10 South Second Street. Evansvllle. Indiana, Agent for tbe counties of Vanderburgh, Posey, Gibson, Knox, Wrrlok and Spencer. feO DR. J. W. CIMPT0N.

Office Third Street, between Main and Locust (front rjouts over Ju-.ijo iieheari s office). R6Llc-nco Oa Oak Hirtet.oue door f:oci lhe corner of t'o irth aad 0k Sir- ia, I10V3 liSiii

C. KEATZ, FOUNDER and MACHINIST MAC III EH.Y A ND SUPPL Y A GENCY. Builder of Portable Engines and Portable Circular Saw Mills, Sugar Cane Mills, Corn Shellers, Improved Steel Amalgam and Composition Bells for farms..shops. engine houses, churches, schools, etc., and Machinery and Castings generally. Steam Boilers, Plate and Sheet Iron Worfe of every description. Proprietor and Agent of Territory In the Patent Drive Tubular Well. Apply for descriptive circulars and price lists, and state the kind of machinery, &o., wished. Kepairitig promptly done at or from the shop, on Boilers, Machinery, Ac. Wort of the best material and wortmanship. Corner First andPiiw and Second and Elm Streets, EVAKS VILI..E, INDIANA. 'Portable Engines saw mill size), and Portable Circular Saw Mills. Important Notice. The nsual amount of steam used to do sawing with by the Portible Circular Saw Mill Is from 125 to 150 pounds pressure per square inch. I have reduced this amount and require only from B0 to 80 pounds per square inch, at which Bteam Is not considered in the least dangerous, and Is, at the same time, more economical In the saving of fuel, tc We append the following certificate of the first of my new style Portable Mills, for the noting and careful perusal of sawyers and all those desiring to purchase, and solicit a call and careful examination, they now being ready on band and making, mounted on four strong wooden wheels, with wide tires and heavy Iron axles, easily drawn from a place, and always ready for operation In a few hours, or mounted on legs and wooden skids, or otherwise s Mb. Kbatz:-The Portable Engine you furnished me, I consider as satisfactory and perfect In every respect aa any machine I ever saw, runs light, nses 60 pounds of steam for running a double 60 and 30 Inch circular saw mill for a common day's business. An average day's work, 6,000 to 10,0u0 feet of lumber, easy, with 75 pounds of steam. A. J. Caldwell, Lynnvllle Ind. Other sizes for farm and plantation use and all other requirements. nov 15-6m O. K.RATZ.

I T Z HAH E Y , Crescent IToundry, Corner of Canal and Ingle Sts.f EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS Portable Circular Saw Mills, i.ND Kachlner? of evcrj lie&crlntloo DIALZBS SEN BELTING, S TEA M GA UGERS, FIRE BRICK, WROUGHT IRON PIPE, i c., Ac Repairing dona at Short Notice. Also agents for StiUweH'8 Patent Heater and Lime Catcher. cov7 ly WTLLIAM HEILMAN (ucccHsor to Krats St Heilrnan.) C IT Y FOUlS DM , MANI'rAvriTIlEIt AND Ul ILIEtt or PORTABLE AND STATIONARY Steam Eugines and Boilers, SAW AND GRIST MACHINERY, MILL Tliresliing: 3VXaoliiiost Cotton aittl Tobacco Presefi, CIRCULAR SA TS MILLS, tlC, Ac, EVANSVILLE, IrIA3TA. HHKET IRON AND COPPER VORK made to order on short notice. IRON AND "SRASS CASTINGS of every description. Dealers in STEAM GAUGES, OUM BELTING, FIRE kRICKS, WP.OUGHT IRON PIPES, BOLTING CLOTHS, Sc, a ma?iufacturer' prices. BEPAJEXNG done at short notice. FHAL0.VS "PAPHIAJT L0T10X For Beaotirjlns the Skin and Com. plexion. iiomnoo nil Krnntions. Freckles. Pirn' pies. Moth Blotches, Tan, etc., and renders the skin tort, jour, ana vujinny. y x ..j... VnKarff It. I Invaln. able. t, For Gentlemen a.-er Lhaving it has no Paphlan Lotion" la the only reliabl remedy for diseases and blemishes of the Skin. PMALON'S "PAPUIABT SOAP" foi the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, will not chap the skin. Price 2a cents per cake. FLOK IE MAYO." " V I. K K MAIU." A New Perfume for the Handkerchief. Exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance. PHALON A BONi New York. Hold bv all draiEEisui 1 IV

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Evans vllle h Tennessee Elver Packet. tok PABrCin, EISTPORT & FLORENCE. The fleet and elegant Passenger Steamer Capt. Lze Howell: Kob. C. UcMechas, Cleric, Leaves Evansvllle, as above, every MONDAY, promptly at 4 o'clock p.m. The etenmer R API DAN No. 2 will run during the season as above, connecting at Danville with the L.. C. fc M. Railroad, and at Johnsonville wlih the N. fe N. W Railroad, for all poinla East and We&t. HaviDg been thoroughly repaired and refurnished throughout, they oH'er special Inducements to passengers and shippers for 6 peed, safety, and comfort. Orders for pig iron, dressed or undressed yellow pine lumber, leit with onr Agent, will receive prompt attention. Shippers can rely on this boat leaving promptly, paying special attention' to collections and way business. For freight or passage apply on board, or to W SO.. IX. JJi AIS X , Jalodtf Agent. REGULAR EVANSVILLE AND NASHVILLE PACKET. The very light-draught steamer ALPHA, Ml jaT. U. Ryman, Master; w. ii. uiacey, cierK, Will ply as a regnlar weekly packet between the ports of Evansvllle and Nashville. Leaves Evansvllle every FRIDAY, at 4 o'clock p.x. S "r freight or passage apply on board, or to C. IC RUDD, Jauldtf AyentEvansviUe, Henderson, Nashville R. R. Semi-Daily Trassfar Packet to Henderson. The magnificent side-wheel eteamer ii.i.i rJC rl? J3 O. G. Perkins, Master : A. O. Dnrland, Clerk, Will leave Evansvllle daily for Henderson at 7 a.m. and 3 p.x. Returning will leave Henderson at 8 a.m. and 6 p.sr. Fare 75 cents each way. Freights received at all hours at W. G. Brown & Co. 's wharfboat. Railroad and other freights, not ready for the a p.m. trip, will go down at 7 A.x. by being sent to the wharf-boat In tbe evening. fe2H tf Regular Wednesday and Saturday Packet TOR PADUCAH AND CAIRO. The new and elegant steamer Allkn Dvscxn Master; Grrr-VmyABD, Clerk, Leaves Evansviijb every WEDNF-S-DAY 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 Evansvllle with the E. & C. Railroad, and the Tarascon for Louisville. For freight or passage apply on board, or to F. M. HUMPHREY 4 CO. and WM. H. CON ANT, gecfldtf Agents. FOR PADUOAH AND CALR0. The famous low-pressure QUICKSTEP, Jack Grammeu, Master, Leaves Evansville for Cairo every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 4 p.m., positively, cont.ectiug at Cairo with St. Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans pacaets. noadu Wm. H. con an r, Agt. Regular Evansville and BowlingGreen Packet The new and elegant Steamer m f lit EV-TsT SVILLE, W. B. Van mete a, Master, Leaves Eavnsville for Bow'-lng-Green every TUESDAY, at 4 P.M. Leaves Evansvllle for Woodbury every SATURDAY, at 4 p.m. For freight or passage apply on board. nov25'tA dtf REAL ESTATE. JOIiasOX'JS Ecal Estate & Patent Agency T HAVE A VARIETY OF RCMJL NKSS and DWELLING HOUSE. aud a large number ot BUILDING LOIS, 1x1 BiiuijBiuviirj pari or evansvllle; also, a numuer or farms a. a a saveral tnousaud acres of TIMBERKD LANDS, all of which I will nell on EASY TEU11S. I have some very DESIRABLE and very CHEAP LOTS, within, ten minute' walk of the CourtMoute. Pentons wImUIiik to bu v will uv. money by purchasing at my otilce. Tbose navinz properly to sell will Dlea-sa biln me the description and pi Ice. 1 snail soon advertise for public sale some valuable property In tbe cwkh part of the city, near tbe proposed track of the fctreet railroad, where nloe building sites can be had on veby reasonable tkrmh. I nave also opened an office for SOLICITING PATENTS. Persons desiring to obtain Patents can make application at once anu uy calling at my onioe, on THIRD ST, bet Main asd Locust. EVANSVII.I.E, li0. ALVA H JflHSSflV ocl3 Real Estate and Patent Agent. riew Ileal Estate Agencj. J. P. lIiott & Sou "g3"AVE IKJVEI A HEAL ESTAIl A ti. Agency lor tbe sale of and renting o lands, heuseo. &c. Ac Persons having houses or land t.i mni nt sell, or persons wishine to rmrshuui o rent, will do well by calling on tbem at TMrd Street, near Locust' In l-llllott'M Ulocki lunell tf LAW CARDS. O. Ii- DAVIS, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LA VV, JlAltlSISIIIJRGr, ILIi. Office north of the Court Honse Square, Practices In all the Courts of the State Jan24-6m CHAS. H. BUTTSRFIELD, ATTORNEY AT LAW Office West side Third Street, bet. Locust and Main (up-stairs), jal8 d3m Evans vi 1.1.E, Ins, G. W. SHAKELIN, Law and Real Estate Olficc, (With WM. H. WALKER,) COUSEB 9SAI9T AND TII1KD STS. Valuable City and Suburban Property; Farm Lands In Indiana, Illinois, and Kentocky lor sale or exchange. oc23 dttm wai. BEAVIS, TJ. H. Glaim Agont. Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTING AGENT. Office on Main Street, between Third and Fourth, No. W (over Keller's Gun Store), Evansville, Ind. sepl9,'ri.r). W. P. HARGRA72, ATTORNEY at Office on Third Street, In Washington Honxe Block. Will practice u tue various Courts of the CirculU Prompt attention to offlcs buElness idw.i dHm rmr 1 iin.i. iiiiiimiiiiIHiiii T M- 11 in.wnnmiiii1.liB THK PURE, GENUINE IMPORTED PREPARATION, aitcovercd by JOH. HOFF. of Berlin. A TONIC BEVERAGE and REGU

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(fCAfliFr nod Water Weather yesterday was cloudy, but milder than on Thursday, though still cool. The mercury ranging about 40. The river during the twenty-four hours, ending at 3 P. M., yesterday. wa3 about stationary. It is again sta tionary at Cincinnati, and there will be but a lilit rite here. Arrivals fii:.l Depart urea. The arrivab and departures up to 3p. m. yesterday, includo the West Wind to Wabash river and return; Emperor from Cincinnati to New Orleans; Glasgow from Pittsburg to New Orleans; Silver Moon from Cincinnati to Memphis; Fayette to Henderson and return; Armada from tho bone yard; C. B. Church from Louisville to New Orleans. Boats Doe lit-re. Among the first boats due here are the Sam. Orr and Quickstep, from Cairo; Morning Star, Tarascon and Mary Miller, from Louisville; Minneola and Robt. Burns, from Memphis; Virginia, Louisville and Groesbeck, from New Orleans; Alice Dean, for Memphis; Spray, for Nashville; P. W. Strader, foi New Orleans; Lawrence, from Nashville; Evansville, from Bowling Green; Kate Robinson for St. Louis; Armadillo, from Arkansas River; Cham pion, irom est. .Louis; Hartford, from Wabash River; City of Evans ville, from Pittsburg. Bo di Leaving To-Day. Foa Cairo. The splendid and fleet eteamer Sam. Orr is the regular mail, express and passenger steamer for Cairo and all way points at 4 P.M. to-day. The Sam. Orr is ono of the best stern-wheel steamboats that ever turned a wheel, and is unsurpassed in her cabin and state-room appoint ments. Captain Allen Duncan, her chief officer, is an experienced, careful andfHcient commander, and Guy Vinyard, Alf. Maynard, and Jimmy Best, her clerks, are courteous, accurate and accommodating. Shippers and passengers will fill up the Sam. Orr to-day. For Cincinnati. The splendid steamer Norman will leave promptly at 10 a. m., for Cincinnati and all way ports, having elegamt accommodations for passengers, and ample capacity for freight. She is commanded by Capt. P. K. Barolay, one of tho most skillful and competent naviga tors in commission, and a sterling gentleman. Captain J. II. Triplett, a gentleman well and favorably known along tho coast, is herchief clerk, and Lew. Morris, a polite, accurate and attentive gentleman, is her freight clerk. We hopo to sco her eo out with a big trip. For Louisville Th a magnificent Morning Star, a grand floating palace, will be the Mail Lino Packet for Louisville at C P. M. to-day, and the mero announcement is sufficient to secure her all the freight and people going up the river to-night. Captain A. T. Gilmore, a stcatnboatinan of large experience, is her polite com mander, and Frank Dougherty and Bob Dougherty, two affable and attentive gentlemen, are her clerks. Foa Nashville. Tho Armada, rejuvenated, reconstructed, repainted aud refurnished, and one of the most elegant boats afloat, will lcavo at 4 P. M., to-day for Nashville and all way ports. The Armada never look ed so well as now. Capt. R. Y. North ern, commander, and Capt. Ben Egan and L. M. Cobb have charge of the office. Three more perfect or highly accomplished gentleman can not bo found afloat. For Eastport. The new Ollie Sullivan will leave for Eastport and all way ports at 4 P. M. to-day, having pleasant accommodations for passen gers. Capfain Covington, her com mander, is a genuine gentleman, and Mr. H. C. Utterback, her clerk, is po lite, courteous and attentive. Shippers for Tennessee River are requested to have their freight down and bills of lading aboard early. For Nashville. The fine steamer Alpha, having pleasant accomodations, will leave for Nashville and all way points this eveninr, ?and should receive, as she no doubt will, a liberal patronage. Captain W. R. Graccy is in command, and Kitt Rudd i3in the office. Both are experienced steamboatmen and obliging gentlemen. . For Nashville. The excellent White Collar steamer Spray will be down to-day, en route to Nashville having pleasant passenger accommodations. Capt. Gus. Brown, a veteran officer, is in command, and Mr. Jas. Wilson is her pleasant and obliging clerk. For New Orleans. The famous steamer P. W. Strader wll positively be down this evening, cn route to New Orleans, and is in tip top condition. Captain Alf. Stein, a gentleman admirably fitted for the position, is in command, and is, assisted, by prompt, efficient and courteous clerks. The Strader is ono of our most popular and reliable packets. Bt iscellaueouv Business was very lively on the wharf yesterday, with a large port list The Emperor, loaded to her guards, arrived at 7 o'clock, and after adding a large lot ot chickens, left for New Orleans. Captains John James, sen., and Sam James, her owners, were aboard, and are well pleased with their new purchase The West Wind had an immense trip in from Wabash River, including nearly four thousand sacks of corn The Glasgow had an excellent trip of freight to Nashville The Silver Moon, as usual, was fully loaded The Fayetle fcaJ a big trip of freight and peopla from Henderson The C. B. Church, a new boat, uate to the do-trn before r ;. j half louded : !

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boat Blue Lodge, with a large field empty barges, passed up at noon The Milbrcy was fllhog up fast, r.;. had steam up at 2 o'clock to l?ar The old Lafourch; was still the wharf at 3 yesterday, tak: freight The Clara Scott i . West Wind were busy dischar" their splendid cargoes The 11 u idan was filling up fas'-, and wo': have all she could carry Tho grand Armada, thoroughly tclvoted, and looking ai beautiful : Venus and a lovely and ehastj Diana, raised 6 te:i in yesterday nor:ing and come to the wharf, where f commenced receiving i'tr Na.iiivThe general verdict is t!iat she 1 better than when now. Her for cabin bulk head had bee a retire; ; of her smoke stack, and her ofiL-.; i on her starboard quarter, and bar ; the larboard, leaving a spacious s hall forward of the ofEec, and i . ing her ample room for the stov ; : of light freights forwird on -boiler deck. JJer roof b3s been g'-, : a little more sheer, while her tall zr . . massive smoke stacks, with t ornamented tops, gives t er a sta ness, elegance and eyraaetry that has never before possessed. CarsNorthern and Egan are justly pr of her, and her increised be; ', sharpens the regret we all feel in ing her leave these waters. 13. ' unable to complete her cargo yes r day, she defers her departure until t s day. Passengers for Nashville : never find a moro favonble oppor: nity to secure a pleasant trip. tileauiQKi from inr Kxctiamre,, CnrcrSNATi. Th Comnu rclal ot Tb day says : The beantlfal weal ber cli iere i f h v 118 of shippers, and freight aceumuU quite rapluiy upon the landing. All departing packets had lae careoex, s those clasr.ed among thearr.vals discu, considerable. The mates of Ohio, Feunf ylvanli, I i -tuotcy, and Virginia are rot, it arp. able or anxious to derive tha beueilts t-" Government funds that Iowa neci.-. The canal to avoid the Das . loiues Iii mrettiu crussiug inrougn u sparsely tied prairie country, commences at K - fcnk and terminates (-even miles nn t river; It will deprive Keoicub: or it l .: 'The Gate City;" over 1,1 u) laborers now employed on the cana , aud tue v will cost the Government l llili ius of i; lars. And yet the above ork Is no n t,Important to commercial iulere8ts t tbe completion of the new canal at I, . vllle, tue work on which has drat wearily along lor so rajuy years, for v of a lew thousands only, from tbe Gov- i meat. The Enquirer says : (.'apis. J. Ii. and D. V. Maralta lflL ' the wrecz ol the Emma No. 3, lat n:. to make an ellort to teeov.-r the body t heir brother, Walter Maralta, and tu slat In the recovery of the bodies of c a persons lost oa that sieamt r. The Timet of ThursJay evening say.-: . Our steamboat Jockeys ar confident i, - t another boat will soon be b lilt hero on t model of the Natchez, but having t-. Doners, ana mereiore poer to pass ... Natchez under way. Capt. Wm. Fuller Is now In commati' tbe Madison packet C, T. I)umoal, , . .1 tain criuer uaviug reiirea. A card appears lu the Pittsburg pai. empuaiicaiiy denying that Capt. UaihMartin, of the Sdagsle Hayes, was h. married. Louisville. The Cou-ier.Journai c Monday says : Jabob Miller, Jr.. has appointed Cap i: Iltcks King to lake ctia ;o or tbe steamer llary Mlllr, now bulldlnsj a ; .. Portland wharf. Hbe wi;l be il ilii. : about ten dayd. The owners will no', , conlze any contracts not taaJe by Mr. i . cob Miller or Capt. lilcis King. Business in the river dep irtmont Is cellent. more New Orlosus frf-iirht t i : oflered tlian cau be takeu by the aval; steam and barga tonnage Up t late hour last evening we cjuid not, i t: of the sale of tbe ItichmoDd having -erTected.'altbougli there were tho-6 v-,,-were oorjticleut she would, change h.i before tbe hour of noon. Messers. I ; and Wool folk are still in tbe city. coMESissioir cAiim;. TKOS. C. SMITH & CO , nioDuci: asd Dealers In Flour, Hay, Oat, Gra ; BetnJs, and i'roduco generally, No. 5 Sooth. Water Street, EVANSVIL! I... Orders promptly attendi-d to. J111 -15 T. H. WATTS. O. W. J. J. W i i VATTS, LINN & CO., ilE.VUiAL Cominissioii "Jlerclrt.-; 230 FRONT S'IREET, MEMPHIS, TE. Refer to James L.. Dullam, I'res Paducah, Ky. ; Martlu, Gardner &. : ., KvauMVllIe: Kay fe Co.. Louisville. I : Bryan, Watts & Cc, New Vork. I'le2! v j C. C. Ivow. JS. C. Macb LYON & X.C3IIr, Produce and Coiam!s5i; ? Dealers in Hay, Corn, Flour Oat. . . Produce Generally. ' No. 30 North Wtter Street povl3 3m E. H. JAIEOHILD. EVANSVILLE, IS .... IC UK W. MING 1! A M1UCI1IL0 & blgiia:.i. NEW 0RLEAI13.- LA. Personal attention, and prompt rn r; guaranteed. friovs L. Rukfneh, Jr., Evansvllle, Ind. John GiLBaaT.Golconda, Ilia. Ous. UuaoucHKT, Kvansvlile, Ind. L. Bl'FFNEB, Jr., & CO. Couiiuissioxi ISlcveli. Provision and Prouc9 Deader -, Sole Agents Ohio River and Kan', Salt Companies, EVAKSTILIE, IN; We keep a very larpre stock of FLOl store, and are hanuling 5w barrel week. We can fill orders for ao--that may b9 wanted, at Lie lowe? . prices. Orders for Provisions ni duce solicited, and satlsfstloi; w . r i Terms can. we lsitae frX) I t :e - -, . weekly, and wll! furnish r oo.y r . to any one ueen i" i o01" L. I'-UFI It ATC1J.CLOK ". J Thissplendld Ht yvworld. Harmless, re':;u ! does notconta' u ip i r -son to produru i aruiy.' tue vauntei an;l -. boastlnx lrtU'-H li'i y ji eenolne W. A. iiatri-vi-u bad 80 vf-ai-H' uowrnwu nphPi'l Its Ir.u-nty hs Hair lijt-Kln j; r I:'rf Druiirsihts. Appue-l ui i'i Vora.. II I:- i t;P ;.- ' . i a : MO' J - . ' iliir i. i i.l rcpW'd .III!! i lie '. : A U. ;a t. .- ritreet, :-IFiorista and N'jrserync rr.ijVi.iKTOES or j'X'IIl ZlOTtVJL. GE ' ' I l.l. 1 4' STKKKT, ! Bet. Beiond and Th . T. ! (Jan!-! and Grcenboute on Oakley liue, residence of Wi l. Heilman. ' Our lieficriptlve Cata ogue of I'I " rt'.Cvi.for-! unci '..'na':.ci:i-i, . . . - ul e r&a-Jy f .r u:-trU v: . :,Ur b. ad wiit ! Het.t Uit; ;. i. ; - from i.1-- .Ai-:-"'.-m. I CA ilM Ji i' 5: N ! . - . , feU c.S'.n r.v. iM.r... i

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