Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 April 1870 — Page 3

TUESDAY, APltIL 19, t870.

Financial & Commercial. FINANCIAL. Money li In active demand. The rates are unchanged and fully sustained Exchange on New York Is la better supply. The b-nks buy at par, and sell at SI MperSl.lOO. Gold afier tattering a decline last week. 14 aaln look lug op. Tbe last quotation from New York la U4;here U la being bought at 1 per cent, below Wall Street quotations. Government Bond we quote as follows: Baying. Selling 6 percent, bonds, 13S1..1J3 1H1 S-tl 8, . . I'l 5- 2"?, lVM 1' 5 2.1's, 1-io ..11 6- 2ij's, lt'-. new ..1')H 5-J'iV, li- 109 o-Sl's, K 1'10'j ......... ....K")VJ Currency us...- in ' 112 110 nun my. mil BANKABLE JTUNUd. TT.S. Treasury Notes. National Hank Notes. Tue following quotations are from the Merchants' NiUontl Bank: a.VCUKBlCXT. Indiana Free Banks... ....10 to 25o dU, Missouri . 10 " Kudteru Rank Notes. .. .10 to 20o " Planters' Rank of Tuun -..30c " Union Hank " c " Other Tennessee Banks...... .00 to 80c " Virginia, Noi tU and South Carolina. Oeorjjla, Alabama and La.... 10 to 60c " KtateRankof Indiana. .......... ...10c dis. KlateBankof Obto 10c " GENERAL KEMARICS. The business of the past week had, In most lines, been very satisfactory, although there are complaints among some of t ho merchants, of slow collections. . la Queerjsware, the business has been quite good without chanze in pricc3. The Leather and Hids 'rale. Is complained of as being doll, and a genera! tendency is perceptible. Jn Huts and Can. Riots and Shoes, bus iness remains about Use the previous week. Good Hardware continues lively, with bat few chanc'-s la prlc?, except on important goods. Clothing Is very brisk for the season, demand bunt cDnfln d mostly to light goods, for the South. Price have declined. Nails, it will be seen, are 23c per keg Jess. Cotton yarns one cent per pound lower. Groceries continue active, with but few changes. Provisions have undergone quite a change, the business being very lively and prlce3 sJvanclng. Produce is but little changed, except an Increase in the supply frjm farmers consequent on aa Improved state of the roads most of last week. Highwinea, It will be seen, have rcceeded from last week's quotations. EVAKSVILLE LHaP TOBACCO MARKET. The Inspectors report 335 hogsheads for the week. At the opening of the week there was a tllght depression la prlcss on account of the rejection of the French eontract. At the close of the week It was apparent that the new acceptance had operated favorably, prices advancing fully one half cent over -those of last week, buyers taking a more favorable view of the rejection. ...... .r Prices f r the week ranged as follows; JC 1 UADli A 1 till MUU A-fUI S W -j IS AUlOl A V X to Common Lug?;6(J750;Good to Heavy Erlght 17 75S8 50;-Common to Medium Leaf f9 03lOOJ; Good Cumberland River Snippers S10 50.3U 00; Piebald and Bright Leaf 13 CO ft 17 13. A marked activity was observable owing to favorable advices from the seaboard, that theme who. have tobacco ready for market, to push it forward without delay... " ' ' . - - , . PilO VISIONS AND PRODUCE. - Business brtak and demand gooH. Mesa Pork, New........... ........J . 50.923 00 B'lcoa HIioaldeM....- ...,12 Clear aides. .......... ............l!4al7c Clear rlr Hides .....m....Klc lianas, Btigar curei .17 18o " Plain. .. .... ... ...... ltlo Lard, tierce ;.. ......... ....lHa " kecs 17ic Balk Meats Kib Hide .i:i a He Clear Rib aides 1 154 " Clear Sides - .15al54o 1RAI3T Wheat Receipts light, with a good demand all around. jc for Medlterranean, and Si 001 C3 for English, and white 10VU0. Com is firm at U0o in ear ; shelled, WeSdC la new burlaps. Oalt, brisk at 5;i80o la new burlaps; from wagons looe, Mgloo. Rye, 70733 per bushel. " . Flocb In fair demand. Low grades la active demand, market batter supplied. We quote new white family flour at 53 753 600;cholce extn at S3 Sj to 350; extra Jl 25 035 00; fluo ami superflue tt 203130. Cobs Meal Klin-dried nominally 14 5 per barrel, and dull. Gool stock io. market. Hay BaIoJ, 817 50iJi3 per ton, according to quality : bettor supply and In demand. Loose, 1 12313.- : r '; " BaAN Is beld atC2035Ji per ton; good demand. - ( ., . c btow lnerbuSh. e; Shaker RuseU and Early Uoodrlch 115)1173: fcweet Potatoe3 II 733-TOand jnll. Salt-UuU. Small barrels at t2 60, and , , . , . large ti 10 per barrel, adding actual drayase ..ir resnwed Is Iheld ' . ' . at 20'ilic; gool quality of sccond-nana old at 1j31Sc, aud dull. nrn-fr-liix ssRil. f! ral DO. accordlnir to quality. Clover Seed, 89 009 50. Timo tby Seed, t(i OO33 50 per busliel ; very scarce.' Only good qualities wautod Greek Appi.es Good demand, at t3 609 7 00 and very Kcaice; Inferior att2C0330; demand Lemons Light supply aud In fair demaud at t7i5S 00 per box. Wuite Beans Si 5ftia 73 per bushel, and In eood demand, but very. scarce, JJiueo FitUiT Dull ; Poaches ii lW(j4i o ior quarte.-s, aud .52 50 2 "3 for halves, per Dusnei. Appiea ovl - Onions I- 3Uji'l.U0 per oarroi. moou uomand. Broom Coas-Iu better demand; 5223 230 per ton HIDE3 Dry ri'.nt,,13320c per noand;dry salted. lOJISs; greeu, 7o; green salted, 8c, with demand fall In 3 falling olT. Feathers 70 J75c per pound for live geese. - Buttkr3J33jo in rolls; market pretty well supplied. EOG3-1531Gc per dozen and dull LIQUORS. The following are the quotations? new copper distilled whisky 51 50Q225 ; one to two years old S3 00.34 60; hlghwlnes Stic for patent and 67c and firm for old process; rectified C&c o 1 W as to proof; common . Bourbon and Rye. tt 4032 50; and Brandy tl 503 00; Holland gin tl 60(32 50; Imported brandy t!2 003!15 00; Old Port, tl 6: lmpoi ted felu VS 507 60 BuiLDisa Materials. The demand Is ery good and increasing. Market firm. very Pilces remain about the same. Wo quote: Sash. 5c to 11c per light; Doors, t2 25 to SI 50 each; Blinds. 12 2:3100 per pair; 'alls, tl to per Keg ior lod; White Lead. 2 00 to . 5J 00 per kea; PUs ter, ti 00 3jl "3; Ltme, 8JC to tl 00; Cement, . t2 2.3J2 50. (!X 8 to PX10 Glass...,. 8X11 to 10X13 do - 11X11 to 12X18 do ..S3 W)a4 00 3 50.U 50 i ouao l.ssa l per cenu uiscunui. Alpol.ol. aS Dcr cent., per tbi ,.S 2 50.1 Lard 01., "o. 1 winter strained 1 a ; O. i I.lnseed oil 1 lu 1 05 Coal oil Cantor '11 riods, English " American. White lead 100 lbs tiuluiue V oz - - ivtorphluo " - Opium " Balsart' Copaiba - Camphor Armli)! end's Aitue Tonic doz.., V7..-XI.. 2 50a 2 ao 9 0ual3 '7iw 2 2m 2 9 50 l.tfHl 85 a90 0e 1 r ! .- i wa lor.dV luvlaorallnK Cordial y dozen - 8 00a Jatamanst Hair Kettorative dozen - 8 50a Old Kentucky Bitteis, it r doz... 7 aw

SITEET AND BAR IRON. I Common bur sizes e ; Round and Bauare - 4 fihjic I

Horse Shno ...... u u v neavy nana . o ( vy Hoop and Light Band eiz Ovaf... .. f4'9 7 Halt oval and halt round . "'A American, cnarcoai, Sheet Iron, 10 to 17 b " in ta 22......C-i 2 94 in 2ri llVi 27 6Ji V Ail BheeU over 28 inches wide, Jic lb extra. TIN PLATE AND TINNERS' STOCK. Tin plate 1U f box 8!1 SO 00 X J. ....... ......... ...... 14 GO do I O rooflng ............................ 11 (!0 do I X rooflnsr .... 14 00 do I C Uxlfl) b'gt 12 50 Copper sheet 1 B - . ...... 85 Copper bottoms 42 Metallic bottoinB..... 28 Block tin, pig 43 Lead D GROCERIES. COFFEE. Common Rio -..-................13 al9 c Fair Kio ........ ...m......2Q a21 e Prime ltlo.. .S!ta22 c Choice Xtto 22S,a' c J ft VA .MttM 2T 9 2H o Laguyara ziHwy. c SUGAB. Cuba .3 2;jal.3o New Orleans 12al3o Demarara 13 all o Extra C H al4lo A co ..... .14ial4J4c B cotlae ,14'4al4!ic Hards 1? alSo Powdered sugar ...... 15 alojc Granulated . ......15 al5ic Black Souchong " SOcaJl 00 Oolong SI OOal 25 Green Young Hyson I 40al 60 Imperial .................. . 1 25al 65 Guu powder.... ...... 1 tWal 90 , Hyson . 1 25al 60 MOiASSEa. ' New Orleans choice.. ..M82Ja85 o New Orleans prime........... "j a80 o Honey Kyrup ... .80 aho e Htewart'sriyi up HO a5 c Silver Drip... .. . ...75 a bo c Chester Dilp .... ..... .. CASOLKS. -Full Welsbt - 19 a'iO c 14 oz " .. . ... IB'alf o Light weight . . .iaval4 o ' CANDY. Stick and Barber Pole .17(817 c . MACKKBEL. No. 3. In bblfl. S10 60 al8 00 No. 3, la half bbla... . . 8 50 a 9 00 No. 8, 1q kltts. ............ li0 a 2 00 No. 2, In bbls . 20 00 a21 00 , No. 2, In half bbls , ... 0 00 alO 00 No. 2, in kitts M . . 2 40 2 50 No. 1, In bbls ....... 23 00 a30 CO , No. 1, In half bbls .... 13 50 al4 00 No. 1, In kltts. 2 10 a 8 00 Codfl.sU... 7 00 a 8 00 WHITE V1M1. naif bbls . 88 50 a 9 00 Kltts ... 2 25 a 2 60 HEKiUJfQ. Box....... .. 65 a"5 e BXAKCil. Madison 7 a7 o Krkenbecber's 7a8 o Crystal .. . ..'....ll4al2 o Corn .... ....... ...a.l'i o aoAP. - . - - Palm .......... ............... 6 a 6o Brown Kraslve.. ..... - tf a 7 o Yellow Eraslve ,.K 7, a 7Uo Olive .......... 9 a 9y,6 German Mottled....... ........ 10all e German Plain.. .. . WJialO o COTTONS. Yams, 700 13al4 c 6i0 M 15V,al8 c ' 500 -.17al o 400 ............. ......20 a21o BATTJNG. ?0 1 iMnM 29ft30 O - ' - ' OARrirr chain - - - White............. .., .,40 a42 o Colored.... 45 a4S o CHEKajE . . . Hamburg... . 17alK o Factory IS al8o TAB, Carolina bbls ...... . .14 50a6 00 ; do - half barrels... . ... 3 75a4 60 do ' kegs 60 a54o Pine kegs - ....... 47ia50o , VIMEOAR. Bbla ...... J7 50a8 50 BICE. Carolina choice ..... 8Ja 9 o do prime. .. 8 a Ha Rangoon do -- - ............ 8 a 8io MAILS. lOp to 20p . .....,...... Jl 2 iip...MM .. ..... ..... 4 50 6p 4 75 ..,.. 5 00 ..... 6 CO 4 25 4 50 4 50 2 25 a 2 85 2 25 a 2 :J5 8 00 a S 50 7 60 B 8 00 10 50 all 00 tt 60 a 700 5 60 a 600 8 50 a 0 00 4 25 a 4 50 3 00 a 8 25 11 00 all 50 10 oo aio 50 H 60 a 000 4 75 a 5 00 8 00 19 00 alO 00 12 60 aiaoo 15 00 aid 00 17 00 al8 00 , 2 Gi a 2 75 3p"":!"""-":zn-: 10p Fence . 8p Fence...: Spikes, 5 to 6 inch WOODIN WARE. i TJCKKTS Oak ......... " half " No. 1 Well Buckets. ............ - No. 2 " " . .. . lied Cedar, two-boop.. . " Iron-bound . .. " half Iron-bound...... ...... " Brass . Sugar Buckets, rack ball " . No. 1 Tubs.............. No. 2 " No. 3 " .. Nests. iibt.. . .... ...... . three CHDKNS. pa"nta White Pine, 13 to 20 Inches.. Ked Cedar, IS Inches Wash Boards ......... LIVE .to JLiaJL" JL,IV1IX JOHN V. SCilWEIZERM Main Ut. ISxcIuniffe, BIT. FIFTU AND SIXTH STS., 'T'" The Cheapest Oyster House in Town 1 murNri (IVN I K1IN OF THE FISENT Jt ouality received from Baltimore dally per leipiM., , t . ... ' aieaui ai mti Doure cu, wj ni ovuu iOceuls: Lodgings 33 cents. Jpn irnm n a.m. vn vi v. m. Jdpidly ! "riPHI LOTION " For Bcaatlfjlns thO BCia-Sud Com , uicaiuu. Removes all Kruptlons, Freckles, Pirn pies. Moth Blot ones. ian,ew..ana I the hkln toft, fair, and blooming. For tiadj'eg n t,e Nursery It Is les. Moth Blotches, Tan, eta, and renders lnvalaable.' or Uenoemen aner onavmg n nas no on.l. ....... , 1. paIhian Lotion" Is the only rellablremedy for diseases and blemishes ot the I sain. PHllflX'S "I'APIUAN SOAP"toi I the Toilet, Nnmery, and liath, will noi ciiaj) the sklo. Prlou 25 cents per cake. "FI.OK E MATO." 'I "FI.OU IK MAYO." A New Perfume lor the Handkerchief. Exquisite, IH-licate, Lasting Fragrance. , rnAUJH a BUiiniw iuh.i Sold bv all droKKiRtu . . Ill J. C. ATKINSON, Paper EIn,iig:eii 1 1 Orders left ot JOHN WYMOND'3 will j have betu in Tha buiinaa In the city 1 Tor si x year, ray won is me nest reierenoe I cun givo. mh'2s 3m . U.tim TrT" , i U JUJiU-Li 3 VV JX.ii.Ja, DANIEL Q. MARE. JAMT3 M. WARHKN. I , JAMBS FHEX.A2. . HARK, WARREN & CO., DIBEOT IMPOSTESJJ and WHOLESALE DE1LEC3 In QUEENS WABE , . . , ' AND . . ' C LASS "W JSk. 15, LUllipSi' 'LOOking-filaSSCS, I : O li tx ii deliex'sj, &c, No. 25 mrst Street. .We receive one Queensware direct from the Potteries of Staffordshire, England via New Orleans and New York; hence pay no second-hand profits which right-. 00 I fully belonir to nnr customers. ' We have the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL In this market of MEAKIN'3 celebrated BIOSE CKINA WARE, Including those beautiful patterns. -China" and "Cotinr, " nhl.Vi A VA , . . i " " " uuW unTiDi a ureal run 65 throughout the country, of whloh. we are o receiving retniar shlDrnfent iir,ai 00 I nacKlDK. Just received. frph r. i vi , mnviwu v. 1 1. ..... , .ciiuiar m.entr T..r r. 30 moges, Franoe, a laro stock of UOLD 75 B AND.PL AIN WHITE.and Dkcoiiatkti I IfHKNOH CHINA. o A NEW okauk, Inst m, a full Una of ' I Brldgewood's liens niuw Uranite Ware. I KA..AW l.l.tn . ll u .. fi.nrt .1 .. . i . i i ciii.ii li . u uuuiu a very superior article, at much less cost than , cnina. 1 mar Consult yonr own Interest by examining onr slock before purchasing eisewnere. uovia

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IISHKC, - 187. GREAT GAR P-E T WAREHOUSE. ncadqnarters of Supplies FOB Dw$liDgs, Steambaats and Hotels. , BIOS OF THE TRANSPARENT BANNER. "T'Vmi'-'-1 WALL PAPERS Wm.E. FRENCH 5c CO. VROLESALE & RETAIL. W? E. FEENCH ; , Ss CO. TIutc now Ju Stotk Direct from the .Manufacturer ami Importers, one or tlie - largest and most, elegant selec tions ei O iA j Xs rj? .te 9 Oil CLOTHS, : Wall paper, window shades, lace curtains, AND General Hobs j FarnisniBg Goods, Ever brought to the Western Market. . Tliess good- IijiTe been bonglit since tlio great decline in Uoltl, and are ull lunch lower than at any time SINCE THE WAR. 1 in Quality, Styla, and Price, "are propose to plaoa onr Stock' in competition with that of any otner Market in the United States. t v WM. E. PREACH & CO., 47 and 41) IVIain St. ' EvanaYllle, Indiana. NEW PlitMi . B. F. TKIBLK. W. W. WH.K1MSOM. ii. r. TRiniE & co.; . - (Successors to Wm. Hunnel,) Manufacturers of Doors. Bash. Blinds, Frames, to. Also, dealers In Pine and poplar x looriDg, weatherboaraing, snmKies, J.ain, &c. HoiidiDg material oi an Inds lu our tine made to order. Factory and Yard, Corner of Wal nut and fifth Streets, EvanHville, Indiana. ' " Orders from abroad promptly attended to I joks 8. k'cobklk. 1 ' jorrw r. twki. ':; MoOORKLE & TOESD. i ... Contractor and Ilulitlers, And Manufacturers of "' Sath, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Brackets ', stair-Hails, &c, , ., Wo keen oonstantlv on hand a large stock of Yellow and White Pine and PopI lar Flooring, Poplar aud Pine Lumber T L.'Ul ....In. A U.iud ll.lm.il n Ii it I Ulazed.on baud and' to order. Send Ijr 1 in 1 II n. L'lllll . II n. . ' a o u . . .u.vu auu Price i.lst. FACTOIIY, Cor. WALNUT & EIUUTlt STHEETS, EVASUVIIJJt, IKIS ')' A All orders promptly attented ti. Ife23 . JACOB METERS & BBO. Contrattors and Builders, Ana Manufacturers of . Sasn, Doors, Blinds Mouldings, &c, 1' ALSO DEALERS IX LUMBER, LATH & SHINGLES. IKS' Estimates made on Euldlngs for farI nlshlng all MM work" and Lumber at the LOWEST PRICKS' and of the BEST, MA TERIAL. 1 - ... 1 Southern Planing Mill, Corner Water and 1 Goodsell Streets, ;. ; V t EVANSVILLE, IND. ' ' - IOO.OOO POPLAR AND CYPRESa BHIJf QLE3 for sale cheap. aprl-6m BRASS POUNDER, JOHN IYINS0N, BflASStf OtTNDEEl AND Pi'ISHiSa Steam and Gas-ripe Fittcr 1 ' t . ' Manufacturer and Dealer in Bteam and Water Uauges, Bpelter and K&bbltt Metal, and all Articles super- . talnlng to a Brass Foundry. STEAMBOAT AND GEXE2AL BLACK Water Street, bet. rice aud I.eet. , EVANSVILIJE. IND. t'a.h paid, or old Uoppur and Kraas. . ... i : Estray Notice. . ;; - ; - TAKKN VI' BY (JEO.JIOBWAXi lit Union TownHblp, a dark red steer, with white spots, two yeais old, marked with under-bit, in left and swallow fork in right ear, appraised at ten dollars, before I tubal wtf . j. in .uw main, Justice, t WATCHMASING. V A. C. KOSKNCBAJTS. BAKKY SMIIU ROSENCSANS & SMITH, Watchmakers and Jewelers, NO. 12 SOIlTllKECON ST., BF.AI.EItS in American, jngnsn and Swiss Watches, lu gold, silver and elated c:iscs. Fine Jewelry, failver Ware, locks, 4c. 'Personal attent on given to repairs of Que watches, 4c " No work entrusted pprentlces. (se'or

MACHINIST, ETC. C. KEATZ, FOUNDER and MACHINIST MACHINERY AND SUPPL T A GENGY. Builder of Portable Engines and Portable Circular Saw Mills, Sugar Cane Mills. Corn Shelters, Improved Steel Amalgam and Composition Bells for farms, shops, engine houses, churche", schools, etc., and Machinery and Castings generally. Steam Boilers, Plate and Sheet Iron Work of every description. Proprietor and Agent or Territory In the Patent Drive Tubular Well. Apply for descriptive circulars and price lists, and state the kind of machinery, fcc.,wi8bed. Repairing promptly done at or from the shop, on Boilers, Machinery, atc. Vorfc of the best material and workmanship. Cornar First and Pine and Second and Elm Streets, EVAXSVILLE, I.VDIASA. Portable Engines saw mill size and Portable Circular Saw Mils. Important Ifotlee. The usual amount of steam used to do sawing with by the Portible Circular Haw Mill la from 125 to 150 pounds pressure per square inch. I have reduced this amount and require only from (io to 80 pounds per square Inch, at which steam Is not considered in the least dangerous, and is.ftt the same time, more economical In the saving of fuel, fce. We append the following certificate or 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, wltn 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 Mb. K.katz: The Portable Engine yon furnished me, I conbider as satisfactory and perfect In very respect as any machine I ever taw, runs light, uses 60 pounds of steam for running a double 60 and bO inch circular saw mill lor a common day'sbuslEeK. An average day's work. 8,000 to 10.0U0 feet of lumber, easy, with 75 pounds oi steam. , A . J. caldwk.i , , , . ' Lynnviile Ind. Other sizes for farm and plantation use and all other requirements. , . liovli-eu. , . CitBAli. ,

IVll Xi G 1 1 1 Ml 1 C .9 F O U H D R Manufacturers ftudBullden of i"' : 1 .-;---, . - - - - - STEAM ENG&ES, CIHCULAB SAW-51ILLS, . Grist and Sugar Mills, Tobacco Screw Gumming Machines, .'. Distill ry an1 Mining Machinery , Matt Mills, Corn Shelters, f House Fronts, Cellar Grates, mq$ & BRSS CASTIKG3 r ,. or xvxuy nsatCJAiPTios. MACaiXEBY OF ALL KINB3 MAD1 AND RKl'AIIiKa, BELTING, FIRE' BRICKS, STEAM GAUGES, AND VKUUiiliT- ; OLD MATERIALS BOUUHT. . Wa huvs the facllltv of the best ma chinery and workmen, and will -give all work entrnsted to us our Individual attention; fill orders promptly; warrant our work; and charge reasonable prices. or-ru x and irorjNnsT! G0HNER FIRST & LEST STREETS, .' ; JEVAKSVILLE, IND. 7. B. 'Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work and do repairing. feX- , . ttCJU.0LTZ.fi. TlifJMAN CO. COMMISSION CARDS. THOS. C. SMITH & CO , T'iHOOCCE AND Coinsitissioii Mercli'ts . Dealers In Flour, Hay, Oata, Grass , Ueeds, and Produce generally, No. 5 South Water Street, EVANSVILLE. Orders promptly attended to. JaiOdly C. C. LYON. . i E. C. MACHES. LYON C MA.CIIIi:3V, Produce and Commission ; Mox-clittnts, . Dealers in Hay, Corn, Flour Oats and ' ' Produce Generally. - Srt SO North Water Street," " novl33m EVANSVILLE, IND. . ' Jl. FAIKCHILD. JOHN W. BINGHAM FAIUCQILI) & BI5GUA5I, ouisiiisiosi Mereli'ts - NEW 0ELEAN3.LA,'Personal attention, and prompt returns guaranteed. ' fnovS d6m L. Rufnsr, Jr., Evansville, Ind. Jouk Oii.BKaT,Uolconda, His. " - Ous. DusoDonirr, Kvansville, IndL. L. RUFFNEB, Jr., & CO., CouiiAiissioix Mereli'ts Provision and Produca Dealers, : Sole Agents Ohio River and Kanawha &alt Companies, EVANSTILLi:, ISD.' We kcp a very large stock of FLOUR In store, and are bauuling 600 barrels per week. We car. nil orders ior any grade that inav be wanted, at tha lowe&t market prices. Orders- lor Provisions aud Produce solicited, and satisfaction warranted. Terms cash. We Issue 500 Price-Curreuts weekly, ana will furnish a copy reguiariy ,o any oue ueeinnx us to do so. 1,-1 . . . ' - fV ' 'r -V ; '' : STANDARD ' ' ' ' . of all kinds. HORNBROOK 4 -CO., Wo. 8 North Water Btree c23dm ' ' Kvansville. In : wikSow-shades. J. UHEINLANDEK, WUOLSaAU SIALSB IS IIOHESTIC AMU S P A N I S II No. 115 MAIN STUEET, deZ5 d3m EVANSVILLE, IND.

MACHINISTS.

H2ILMAIT, (Hucce&snr to Kiats & Hellman,) NASUFAITCBKU AMD BUILDER OF ; F0KTABLK AND STATIOXABI Steam Engines and Boilers, SAW AND GRIST MILL - ; MACHINERY, ; , i rrism'&tixsfx Maohtneei, .. ' v Cotton and Tobacco lrefteB, ... , . ' - CIRCULAR SA W MILLS, tC, AC. . i r V :v; J . -" r KVANMV1X.L.K. INIilANA. . . i", .. ' ' ly-:': . ; y : : - ' H SHEET. IRON'AND COPPER VORIC made to order on abort notice. IRON AND BRASH CASTINGS oi every dcrlption. " ' . , (..Dealers - In , BIBAM OAUUE8. UUM BELTINU, FIRE llRICKrt, ' WROtKlUT IRON PIPES, BOLTING CLOVUS, Ac, a maiinfactnrers prices. ! : ' REPAJ IUNU done at abort notioe. H "E 'I". "T. .Z, Crescent Foundry, Corner of Canal and Ingle Sts.t iEVANSVILLE, INDIANA,!Mannfactnrers of STEAM ENQINETj, STEAM BOILERS Portable' Circular Saw Mills, ; j - ' AWB Machinery of eyerj Description . .. - . r dsalcbs in ir. " . BELTING. STfJAM GAUGERS, FIRE BRICK, WROUGHT IRON PIPE, dec &c. Repairing done at Short Notice. "' Also agents for . Still vrell'a Patent Heater and Lima . Catcher. .. . ; nov7ly GREAT LAND SALE I Seven Rich and Highly Improved Ohio River Tobacco Jfaras, i with all their Appnr- : tenances,' And 504 CITY I.6TSLocated In the wealthy County of Hen aerson, iveuiucay Capital Prize, ' " . $150,009 2 Pt's es, each.... 4Piir.es, each .., 280 fi lses, each . llo Prises, each 27J500 100 BO Prizes, escn .. 'a iclcets; FIVE COILAKS. Hoelrlui (ha ihnvn nrlznS- there iS OKS prize of 3.000, TWO of ll,2oO each, and root of WOO, cash, rent money lor ine year , which go to the winners of the first seven nrlzex. resoctlvelr. Also, all the rent LOUISVILLE, K.Y. This Doouiar enterprise is lndMed by every leading official in the Htate or Kentucky, and upwards of Ave hundred of her most prominent citizens. . " L. H. LINE, Cashier Farmers', Bank, Henderson, Ky. . . K. B. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank, LoniaviUe, Ky. . JOHN c! LATH AM, President Bank of Hopkinsvllle. HopklnsvlUe. Ky. - JAS. L. DALLAM, Commercial Bank, Padacab, Ky. . - : B. O. THOMAS, Cashier, Lexington. Ky. W. B. TYLER, Cashier Deposit Bank, Owensboro, Ky. Good dub Agents Wanted Everywhere. 2i dtf

money ior iC7u, ior wnicu " be taken, and assigned to those drawing the prUes. Final drawing takes place Vitvti? a. ma-rit -t U1HIIN1U TKMPLK.

STEAMBOATS.

1869, lSO. ETansTHIe & Tennessee Elver PADrCAII EASTpTk' vtnrviru lf""' . - v mvv, .uu oicBuui r monger oienuiw . JL-r Capt. Lek Hawirii Bob. C. McMbciias, Clerk. Leaves Evansville, as above, every FRIDAY, promptly at 4 o'clock p.m. The stesmer RAPIDAN No. 2 will run during the season as above, connecting at Danvllln with the L.. C. & M. Hall road, and at Johnsonvllle with the N. 4 N. W. Railroad, for ail points Fast and Wtit. Having been thoroughly repaired and refurnished throughout, they ofier sncini inducements to passengers and ebippeis lor epeed, aafety, and comfort. Orders for pin Iron, a rewind or ondrauwl yellow pine lumber, left with ur Agent, will receive prompt attention, Shippers can rely on this boat leaving fwomptly, paying special attenttou to colectlr ns and way business. For freight or paxsae apply n board, cr to JAS. A.OAKLEY. Jal5 dlf Agent Evans villa, Henderson. fc Nashville Railroad Transfer Packet to Henderson. The magnificent sldo-whee) steamor FA!YE rX rJLv13, A. O. Durlaud, Matter; J.C.Boyle. Cleik, Will leave Kvansville dally for Henderson at 3 P.M. Returns to Evansville every morning at 8 a.m , and every Haturday evening at 6 p.m. leaves Evansville every Monday at 7 a.m. f.-r tf FOB PALUCAH AND "OAlko. : TU Xainoua low-preeure QUICKS T IC i, Jack U hau.uk u. Master, Leaves Evansville for Cairo every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 4 p.nr., positively, connecting at Cairo with Ht. Louis, Memphis, and, fitsw Orleans pMckels. noa dtf PHY. 1 VlKTH, Agent. Regular Evansville and Bowling--it - Green Packet. The new and elegant Steamer (in ijr . EV-A-lSr S "V" I LLE, W. 8. Vanmetkk, Master, Leaves Eavnsville tor Bowllnir-Ureen every TUESDAY, kt 4 p.m. Leaves Kvansville for Woououry every SATURDAY, at 4 P.M. . For freight or passage apply on board. noviG'titf dtf t , ., For Padncih and Uairo. The magnificent new low-pressure steamer CITY OF EVAXSVILLE, H. T. Dexter. Master: . Leaves Kvansville every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 4 P.M. promptly, connecting at Cairo with St. Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans packets. i 1 W. O.BROWN A CO. ' nihil tf and PHY. D. V1KTS, AxenU. - REUULAH KVANXVILLK JlNO CAATHELTOn TRl- WKKKL Y PA CKEV FOR OWKNSBuHO, KOCKPORT, AND CAJXJN1.I.'IU1N. The elegant passenger stoamer Lafayette Elder, Msster. Joftu A. Adams, Clerk. Leaves for Canutlton and all way laodlngsevery . ' Xl-:2IJAY,TIIUIIS1AV, AND SAT UK 1IAY, AT 10 A.M., Giving; especial atteutlon to way business and tilling orders. Jt or ireiRhi or passage apply on board, or to HUMPHREY, LEWIS dc CO., Rgnlar Evansville, Paduc3h, and Valro Semi-Weeky .Kail., .v " Line Packet The new, fleet and unrivalled slde-whoel steamer IDLEWILI), Oas. Fowler, Mauler; win. i-.rowier, ir,,,,,a i i Duke Nichelhon. fCieras, Leaves Evansville K VERY WEDNESDAY and (SATURDAY at 4 p.m. t Leaves Cairo EVERY THURSDAY and SUNDAY at (1 p.m., making close connection at Cairo with flrtii-clas ttteamers for HI. Louis, Mempbls.and New Orleans, and av j&vansvuie witn tne r,.a. u. it.it. ior ail Solnts North and East, and with the lorulng Hlar ior all points on the Upper Ohio. For freight or. paosage apply on ooara. ---- . ap!6 if Jo. McReynolds' Independent Semi-' " WeeEly lireen Ktver racket. The elegant steamer U1 11a rl lord, Joo McReynolds, Master ; Billy Liter, Clerk, ' Will ' learve ior1 Rochester and all way landings on Ureeu lttver, on EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock pot. . For freight or passage apply oa board. ' apl3 tl - - Regular Evansville, Clarkaville, and . JJashville Packet The new and magnificent steamer MALLIE- ElACJOSr, Joih V.Throop, Master; " . Oeorge Throop, Clerk, Leaves for Nashville aud all way landings EVERY WEDNESDAY, at 4 o'clock p.m. .For freight or passage apply on board, or to apll If 3AS. A. OAKLIil', Ageat. liEAL ESTATE. Hew, Heal ; Estate Agency, J. I. EHloU JkHuu . MAVIS OPKNF.lt A KfiAI. few AT Agency for the sale of and reciting o , lands, houses, Ac., etc - ' '' Persons having boas or land to rent ot sell, or persous wiMhln. to purto&m t rent,wlil do-well by calling on them at their offloe, on " . Third Street, near Locust in irniiott'- xiioojux Innnll tf BOAT i STORES OILS , J. NIZI(J1I A- HON, , Wholesale Dealers In Boat Stores; Lubricating, Coal, and Lard Oils ; Cordage, Rosin, Pitch, Ac., . Ho. 20 UATU STREET, aprtfl dlyl ' Bet. Main and Vine. UNION U.B.&TBANSP0UTATI0N COMPANY, t' Proprietor of the Union Line, (A) Allentoif n Line, (N) National Line, Throngb Fast Freight Lines, running, without transfer, between the Seaboard Clues and the Went, via the PeunKylvanlis Railroad and Connecting Railroads. The facilities for handling East-bouod and West-bound freights to or front. New York. Philadelphia, and Baltimore have been largely lnif-roved. . Hpeolal attention given to the transport atlon of Tobacco. . For information In regard to rates, overcharges, or damages on Ireigbt, apply to I," W UlTIUl'LT ? .... . J E. W. PATRICK, Acent Ka iV Mrtut K X.r.. D f-1218n, In. I nd. I.U5IIIKI.-I.UJIIli:it. THE ft(jH9t'KIHKli t'UnllXUEN the Lumber Bufclnens at hU old stand at the corner of Main and Beventh streets, and would respecliuliy inform the public that his stock is large and second to none In the assortments, embracing Pine of all thicknesses s nd quality, from the nicest Third Common Haglnaw Board up to Tbree-lnch First Clear Plank. Also, sou DOORS of various thicknesses and styles, and - - -lt'.ooeuoUTH. , ' , , . Window Sasb, Plneand Poplar Shingles, 3 and 4 feet Lath, Mouldings, Casings, Quarter-Round, Ac, Ac. uruers irom tne uuuuuf ur mn filled promptly. sezi am JOHN F. OLOVER.

IIYEB NEW?).

' -for Other River Items, Sec Fourth J'aje. Wniher mid Wafer. m? .i . , I ? j doira to w2 , aud ico beirjg formed oa 6taDdIc walcr- the day it r".1y cloud7l and the mercury , r o :,T, ,!, ... i r t0iQ to , witu a 6barp widq frora the northwest. The river during the twenty-four hours ending at 3 r.Ji. had fallen fifteen inches. A rise Las commenced at Pittsburg, which will probably reach here. Arrivals audi Mepnrlurr m. The arrivals and departures up to 3 P. M yesterday include tho City of Evansville, from Cairo; Wauanita, New Orleans to Pittsburg; Tarascon, Henderson to Louisville; Fayette, Henderson and return; Falla City, Bowling Green to Louisville; Alaska, Cincinnati to New Orleans; Minneola, Cincinnati to Memphis; Bermuda, from Cincinnati. floats Due litre. Among the first boats duo hero are the Idlowild, from Cairo; Rose Hite, from Louisville; Alice Dean, from Memphis; Indiana, Mary Miller and Virginia, from New Orleans; Spray, for Nathville; Anua. for St. Louis; Nightingale, from Arkansas river; Abeona. from St. Louis; .West Wind, from Eastport; Mallie Uagon and Emma Floyd, from' Nashville; Magenta, Nick Longworth, 1 W. Strader, John Kilgour and Louiivillc, for New Orleans; Norman, fromCinT cinnati; fc'am. J Hale, for Memphis j Evansville, from Green river; Clara Scott and Creaccnt City, from Wa bash river., ,'. , Uoals I.eatluir To-ilny, ' For CAiao.The splendid eteamer City of Evansville, having , the most luxuriant passenger accommodations, great carrying capacity and excellent speed, will bo the regular packet for Cairo at 4 P. M. to-day, and will be found one of the pleasantest boats io the trade, lior officers are among the most experienced and popular in commission. Capta:n II, T., Dexter commands, and Nick. Pennington, Henry Hand and Al. Maynard are her courteous clerks.1 , , " ' For Cincinnati!- -The beautiful and finely appointed steamer Bermuda is the regular packet for Cincinnati and all way ports at 10 a.m., to day, and will bo found a delightful boat to travel on.; Capt. Sam. T. James is her courteous, and' attentive commander, and Nat. Karhart, an a Cab I o and pleasant gentleman, has charge of tho office. ' ; For t Louisville. Tho , elegant passenger packet lloso Uito will leave this evening for Louisville' and all way points, in charge of thosj eminent navigators aod cxcelleDt ' gentlemen. Capt. W. II. Jlollcroft, Phil. B. Branham, and Lewis Branhsm, all of whom are proverbial for their ', atten tion to passengers. ( . . - For Cannelton. The pretty Pine Blnffis tho regular coast packet for Cannelton and all way ports at 10 A, M., and has pleasant passenger appointments. Capt. Lafayette Elder and John A Adams are her attCntlvo and obliging chief officers. Fob Bowlino G&ebn. The beautiful and popular steamer Evansville leaves at 1 v. u. to-day, for Bowling Green and all Green Hirer way land ings, in charge of Capt.' W, B. Vanmeter, L and with S. B. Sproule and Leopold Kahn doing' the honors of tho office. Passengers will receive the most courteous attention. Fort Kastpjrt; -,Tho:: famous steamer Sami Orr rc-cntcra tho Ten: cessee Jlivcr tradc and leaves for Eastport and all way landing at two r.M. to-day, in charge of, that distin guished and popular commander. Capt. Allen Duncan, with Guy Vinyard, a most excellent and competent clerk, in tho officoi , Tho Sam. Orr and her officers were always great favorites in the Tcnnessoe lliver trade, and we expect tp sco her go and come full. L : For Henderson. The fleet, flying Fayette leaves for Henderson and alt way landings ct 3 P.M., having elegant passenger accommodations. , She is in chargo of these . pleasant and popular gentlemen, Capt. A. O. Durland and Jerry Boyle. ' ,- ' For New Orleans from Cairo. The magnificent new ; tide-wheel steamer Grand Era will leave Cairo for New' Orleans and. all way porta to-morrow (Wednesday) eveningupon tho arrival of tho City ot Evrnsville from thit port. ' Passengers vill find her one of the pleasantest boats in commission, and her chief officers, Capt. Geo. L. Kouns and Jas. Kerr, Jr., as pleasant and obliging gentlemen as they over' traveled with. r ; Bf iMsellnueous. ., Business was moderately fair on tho wharf yesterday inoming, with a light port list... The City of Evansville arrived at 1 a. M. with an excellent trip, having done a largo way business. She reached Henderson about 10 o'clock Sunday night, where she discharged a largo lot of hogs, oth erwisc she would have been in before midnight The Wauanita passed up at 3 A. M. with a fair trip A tow-boat passed up before daylight, name unknown- Tho Tarascon got a fair trip of freight,, and a good passenger : list. Captains Woodfolk and : Bunco returned , to ; Louisville by the, Tarascon The Fayette brought np a big crowd of people and a fair freight The Falls ..City was full ot tobaccoThe Alaska had about all she could carry, and was compelled to refuse freight here .Tho Minneola was loaded to the guards. She added some freight here...; The Bermuda arrived at 2 P. M., with a good trip; She leaves fot Cincinnati at 10 A. M. to-day The Quickstep was receiving largely The Sam. Orr is receiving for Eastport and all Tennessee lliver way points, and will leave

at 2 r. M. to-day The Hartford wa i getting a nice tnp for Green lliver yesterday, cnl would po o it full.

f.lrntf ni,-t Iro n Our I: h -,, PiTThnumi. xiit Vtinihifi ci il (,f j ,turday says : The marks last v i at twlii -i,i j-,.ii. 'al ni no f... t aril ft, in, if (,., iy. -i I, wcMhor w- vt ry wati.i ; i.nsi,,. in u Vl-lnlty r.r I h luo Hog w it .;-v: r u menu llhtTl. CISCINNATI-The Cummer, I r l.'tf .,,,! ty says: Lake Kupcrlr-r lli't.ifucl nr. t r, ttertoUes.-.m.nt,H Uiu I,.",', '...I V , tanson the .Noi t h 4.,trn. j .. rln borslay l,,n. I n u?.-t' v ,1 t , particularly t l,.,,,!-,. ''V, . ' ',',: CbiD,by E-..II lint .,! . , , M l r. IV tbolull loiigth p.-rlr.u. ,,i fjfl , ! v licllzhouvc-r a iio h uu.iH o i .'.'ifspt. Marn. Mlior.i an, i,f n, l left fur l'l lis burn oji (ant uiIjIh ( , ti ' ' Ths Commercial ol tiunduy cays : CftmmftPlt'l l.Vf..- tilt I ll. MU:.'. I . . side, and Alton's levee, mi !!, l.o.u ..ti't side, above J,aL 1'r'ivl.Jcm c, v aiv,-,, way, anu tne jori-r lutjil ..tn-., it,,, baaks at Hkli,wliii' J.ntili n u i... v.. .x. mo badly as t. liav. ofMtii ti.o moval or lh tor-s ,t tliMt placn. UD toward r-.l. l-ll. f lm,,IM nrdrnr. root, tho river is ;l tribif,.' n n... lower portion of (i lH ,,,y ,jH v .,, . Pitrtnu for a tiood Man v or 1 1... ,,,,.r. ,. , on the eHHt side of h uin hi ret r ,j re;ij vluif goods from thel.-:oiia i. Tho Unxette saj's i Captain Ham. liar-. Jr.. bos iut m t. i u, pOHlllOU Of He,'. Ml.i C .l H ,n IliH llmor An. tlerson, vtr ( U.iilo li,ivl,lon, i),.i Capt. ll. has many I huh Ih-hh 11 m, , . i the t't steam tiont Ciltik on tl.u i. ni waterH. Cai.laln Jutnos JMnralt:, formerly of tin, Emiua No. .'1, hss pi ri'lianH (1,0 I,,.ant, .M no will aKHiime crmnuml noon l,.-r..r. rival from .Nw Or oans. Him wi;i cintiniie In tlio ClucUituu and .New orh.uix trHile. KvauhVillrt wot v lid ovur tin, I u ll I Wfcdnt-a lay. 'i'lin . oi'knai. ,f u.n day save wbat 1m (ailwl a "iiHHiliy j I'riiih o i ni ' m oi i lid 1,01," ori.'u iiy 1 1( uaariy mree ooiaiutisol tliat pspur. Well tuat lnu't uciir an I0112 as ll, boat. no.- balf aa 11 city. LoUWVlLl.lt, Tlio L.urUr-JHrnil ,f Batordcy sayst Tbs Kvansvllla mon-lm nt desprala otloils to control ll,.-I , n u, ,, tliu Tt,nnKHe and ( 'iinib, l,ni I rivi rx Tbelr augur's too sa all. Tbo fjum?arclf sa; s , Thewliarf rmlpH at ti,li put for tim pant elsvun inoiitlM and twt-ivs l,iv amount In ;7,i.vi XI, ku in. ichmo In our I UDDage of tbs preci-Jiitg year. BT. Louis. TbS JJemitiral of Friday says: Tbo rlvorl still iwelllny, but; morn slowly. Copious rain liavw l.ili.-n i.i ri-, no t probably tinn.lrn.li of rnll- of territory norlb and wtof 1 Irnvn fU iiu ir rirt)H)iti;i )nflunc. I'buro Ii yet, no iiliat.DienLcf I li HoimI al ,1) tbti tipper Mwhikslppl. Wo btiar '.f 11 Mill i.vi llln inl moie f.imlnj. Tin, iitr Mli.ouil tweeu Mt. Joi.i-i.ti aod Hiou x t ny im Ii i wevr, KOloa down. Tlie p:autis ilown tho river nr. now alarmed lor thrlr cr irM. Tn MiH,Uuhjii belwuen Mem pli la a id Helena I mm, 1 ok ovr many low plaoia, and llio woint bu yet tu fooie. Ths rslu, snow ant hull yKtirJiiy si rlously lnterrred wltsi tb m, 1 biilDeaa: HHltle.ru, Iiowav er, nr. vi-ry Hcllvn nil tbe Memphis an t ot'ier whrfioatH. hvrl tiaavy c-zrs w ill he tllHrtiuiifil today on tbo wlinrr, wblch will, wuleur, soon bo foutid loo usrruw for inurli ol tn.i bullae j. '1 he Hiplimond w) nea oirilin iln, Ua on Monday, "a liHlr b -j.il ilimi ever;" ut Hll (-veuta. In (tood m il p-rl.-ct r-, n il Ion. Hlis will le ivo f-.r Nnw Urltisui 011 or sliout BatuKlay, tli 2.1 1 in it. It was fonud yeHt -inlay morning that a rie of two fea . morn water will cover the ore pllo at C-aroMdu::t. NEWOltl.lt MH. Tl 8 Timet ot Wfdncs.tny ays: Tho weather sltioi our lant review has been clear and 11 -, tlomxli rat her i-lo .n for Ilia ni ii4u. W noi I. e-t 011 tn lower liivcx a lew awnlni -a, eierleil I y the receiving clerks as a Drolen lou huIiikI llm rays of old Mnl, whi- It were very mi-lru-ble at Ititervala lluNlueaa on th a landing wan mora aei v than oa Monday. Then, wme nii a Dumber of departures, and on boaid nf a insjorlty of tlioru worts iiollci a'.Ui veiy One trips. (No. l.V.i.) United States Ilirdhal'd Kotico. United Htatosfif America, lUJ. IMiirlrl ,f Inillt m, -P-"rT,fil.ltr.w, a litxil of Information 'W was riieil In Ilia liiMlrlet Coin t ot t Ijii UDlted Htatea lor li e iiiHtr !!, of iinilnii. on tlie eighteenth lUty ol Mured, liTu.hy William Cro-hy Dy t imrlea l:. Miimii, L'.n lit. u,.iii...( II... , ....... I ..... J. W. tlarretl, her ei-i-Joe,,, I.hiIith, tackle. apparatus, aim luriuitire, sei. ! ut Htia l;i .trlct In a chihii ol set on of nult met inn of WI.1 rlvll and maritime, arid rhtliuInt dsuiuxcs in tlio sum or ,.', snu uyproceaH HKitlll.it. Kit I M en m l.ou I , unl that the same uiuy t'J coiidemudil au.l aoid tlierafor. Now, thitrnfore, in purdttaiioe of tlio rooI.llloll under tlio hell of aitl-1 unit tome directed anil dellvt rud, 1 lo hfiiiy tlvn publlo nolle., lo all pin K.iiiM el I in ' i,fi hkI-I liooil, or any jrt tie it of, or 1 11 .;' in inner lutelnleii llier.lu, llnit tliiij be 11ml appeur belors tli iJ.itf.i't ('unit of Mm Uclltd Htate", to be held at 1 1 HI V of 1 udlatJMpolla, In ami for ton liniiu lof Indiana, 011 tliellrHt aio' iluy ol May next, at Ml oVUx.k ol tho loreiioon of t.nnl day, then and there to lnterpoie. their i ln i. aud ill a an I heir n Hi ;nl : ions 1 11 that In -he it. ',i:S. H'O INI-.'It, Marxhat U.M. Ty HA M Vf I, l)A V, l)illly. - Attest: J. 1). HuwuiNB, t ;iei k. ,u lit FRAL1ING NOTICE. TUT. UNIFIIHMJKI HVIII returned to l'.an ivlll. Is now prepariut U, take oorilraotA fir huUdliiK hilli,.aor any kind of heavy or iiiine.,) tramitig. apll m Tliu-. u It AM'. 18 7 0. TIIJ2 EVANSVIlLi: Dally, Trl-V, ecLljr, ana Weekly. Tho Leading Paper on tho Lower Ohio. An Exponent of Western Energy Intelligecca, and Trorcai. 3Lur;;e.Ht Circulnlion ! In rtouthwestert) Indiana an 1 Kentucky, and bou them Illinois. It contains all th Mews of the Day Telegraph, Ktireiga and DoiuidUo aud by Mall. Varltty Is the Hp ce of Life," and rvery ssue of tbe Joubnaj. la full of a variety of ews, Oosslp, and K incollaueous Heading It publlabes Itepoi ts of the Ma.kets 01 all tbe commercial c inters of the oountry US Reports of th Kvansville Mar f s are always prompt aod rellabln. Jt aims to be a re lablo Uetierat ISewapsper, and to be al end of a!I others In every nespoft. The aim of Its Kdi'ors is to muku it tho paper for the people; lnxiruellvo to ull; aougbl for by tbe bantnens man, tho farmer, tbe profisshlotinl man, the mechanics a bouaehcld companion ; the politician's guide 1 j fact, to inako It as nearly LVEKYBOD i 'H paper i.s posibl. lliver Men will fli our AVmi mtt celled by any jtupcr it the grti-U Mitittiiil Valley I Our facilities foe doing all h'noU of Job Printing for Steamboat tire, vnequaltd. TKR5IS Inirl ibly I it Advjmre. DAILY JOUKNAL. One year, by moll tl ( ') His iiionth", by mall a .'. I Three inoutUs, by m Ul U 1.1 lly the wees, payable to carrier . THl-WLfcJCI Y JOURNAL. Ons yar S 7 (l Irix months...... 4 it I WEEKLY JOURNAL. (mo copy, one year 8 1 w Twelve copies, one j car IV ti Twenty coiiits, oue j eur iJ UJ