Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 October 1870 — Page 3

SiUttL'Al, OCTOBStt 29, 1S10 THE WAR IN EUROPE.

Morning ana Afternoon Dispatches. Loudon, Oetobor 28 A correspondent cf the Times telegraphs the following from Versailles, dated 25th: It will be a few days yet beforo the Germans bombard l'at-3. In the action of the 21st, sixty-five battalions took part, supported by twelve batteries. liazainewas icsently informed that he conld only have the terms which were accorded to McMahoa. There are over 2,000 sick and wounded French and Germans, in and aronnd Versailles. Forts Vauves, Montroga and Bicetre are now connected by strong earth- . works. Twenty citizens of Baugel haya been execnted by the Prussians for aiding the French in their sorties irom Paris. In a sharp skirmish between reconaoitering parties on the Loire near Orleans, yesterday, both parde3 retired. - On Sunday a Prussian provision train, near Vouziers, was attacked by Frno-tireur3, who killed the escort an'i captured the stores. They also killed thirty of the white cuiras&eurs noar Olisy. There is a force of twenty-five hundred Prussians before Mczieres. Active operations have not commenced, as the siege guu3 have not arrived. London, Oat. 2S. A dispatch from Bombay announces that the day has been fixed by the Chinese for the massacre of all the foreigners. They are marching and distributing their troops accordingly. The Consuls everywhere notice an increasing hostility and insoleDCJ among the native population. Then is much excitement amocg tho English and French residents. AGBICELTURiL ITJSH3. A hen's egg, shaped lika a gourd, is a Logansport curiosity. The Petersburg Press says cholera is killing off hogs in the southern part of Piko County. IIoo cbnlera has made its appearance in Scott County, and a large number of swine have died. Wild turkeya are more numerous in the woods trna they have been before for years. HoQ3. The New Albany packers have made several contracts for hog?, at 7 cents gross, t j be delivered early in November. At Fort Wayne, hogs are selling at $7 00 per hundred, gross. This seems to be the prevailing price at the present time. The tobaco crop of North Carolina is universally pronounced the best, both in quantity and quality, that the planters have been favored with for years. 'From a certain hill top in the southern part of Tazewell County, Illinois, where the vision extends for twenty miles, nothing can be seen but corn. Last year the State of Illinois produced 200,891,335 bushels of corn. In 1S70 there are 0.397,932 acres in - corn at 37 bushels to the acre, and the yield will bo 257,891,334 bushels. The editor of the Grayville (111.) Independent has been presented with a basket cf second crop poaches, raised in that town. They are similar to the first growth, excepting that they are snualler. Some of our farmers have bjen bragging to us about their big sweet potatoes this Fall,' weighing from 4i to C pounds; but wha: will they say when we inform them that a Boyle County farmer has a sweet potatoe weighing just eleven pounds! Boxoling Green Ky , Bern. Broom Corn. The Cincinnati papers says there is a dull and lifeless market for it, and hardly enough doing to establish prices, lied is quoted at - 23j. per lb., and green 453., as in quality. The low prices have checked the arrivals, but there is an ample stock on hand. Corn. Our farmers are miking the necessary preparations to begin gathering corn the present week, should the weather prove favorable. A small army of men will bo employed in this work for several weeks. The corn crop, in this locality, is said to be better than it has been for reveral years. Ntio Albany Ledger. The tobacco crop of tho Miami Valley for 1S70 is the largest and bast ever produced ia it. It is estimated at 30,000 cases of 400 pounds to the cise. and we are informed that twothirds of it has bcea so'd at an average of 17 cents per pound, which aggregates 2.010.000. Of ttiis it is stated that at least $1,500,000 was produced ia Montgomery Coucty. Tobacco buyers assert that the crop is as good as Connecticut gold leaf, and there is no doubt that it will eventually be put upon the market as Connecticut tobacco and sold for the higher prices received for that product. The 17 cents, however, represents what our planters receive. At this price the to bacco crop is the best pajing product - in tho valley, exceeding, on the aver aire. $200 per acre planted. Ia tte matter of tin Appropriation of Land for tin right of way for the Riilroid of tlia Evan3villo, . Carml and Pa-iu-ah Railroad Company. To tbe helm and devisees of Octavla E. Lewis, deceased : wrorit'E IS HEREBY GIVEN OF Vm tho lnttmtlon of tb Evansville. Uarint and Padncan Railroad Company to appropriate a plce or strip of uround for tne ro id bed of tio railroad of ald compauy, upon and over tbe Houtneast quarter of tbe aortbwet.! iuarter of section twenty. f'JU) town lx (t) altt, range eleven (U) west. sUted lu Perry Tjwuslilp.VHnder-ua.-vli Cmnty, lodlaua. suld strip of rouud belut six roll ln widih vnd sixteen hundred and iwanty-one (10H) feet in leua b. anil extendinj across uaid tract of laud kbjwu on tie map of paid rallrovl filed lu tae (!! :e of tbe Clerk ol tb Ctrcail Court of Vanderburgh. Couory.and uoou the map of Bali tracUoi land flied In nald oill J-J with tbo Instrument of appronriatlou; and tbo.i appllcatloa will bo oadM on tio lfth uay of November, 18.0,to thaClroill Court of aald ounty ipr 'be apprHutmeat of tnrea dlsint -re ted freeholders to appraise t!iedmajes which ibe owners of said land may sustain by said appropriation. ASA IO LEU ART, W.BAKKK, oclgS td AU'ys for K . C. P. It- Co. LIVE AND LET LIVE I K THAT tiKlAM THE MOST, Las the lit Hi nl rrt'shest RUId'S SQUARE BRAND. J0UN (!. .S'HWEIZSK, KOLKAUESI. MAIN ST. EXCHANGE, (,cl231m Klfth k Sixth bts.

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JOHH F. TWKSD, MeCORKLE & TWEED, Contractors and IlMfStltpra, And Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Brackets Stair-nails, arc. We keep constantly oa hand a large MOCK Or X eUOW r uiic - iuo i Price List. FACTQRr, Cor. w ttsix & EaaiiTii j-t:;i:;;t-. EVASMII-Z3, Ixr.. Ali or.Iara promptly ett-erttsd to. JAC0S MEYES3 BE0., Contractors and Eaildeis, And Manufacturers of S3d, Ddots, Blinia, iiooliiags, &c. ALSO DZ ALE K3 IS LUMBSS, LATH & SHiGLE3. a Ktir:ate3 made oa Euldinga for farnlshlng all Mill work and Lumber at the LOWEST PRICKS mud of the BEST MATERIAL. Sontlirrti Iluias Mill, Corner Water and Goodsell Streets, EVANSVILLE, 1ND. - IOO.UOO POPLAR AND CYPRESS SHINGLES for Bale cheap. aprl-6m S APPLEBY, ETC. GEO. THOSNIIILL, ilAtt'JV vrrrxraa or &KtiOXt) HTUEKf, near ISals, KVANHV1LLE. IND. All Kinds oi fine Saddle and Harness constantly oa band. REPAIRING done la the best manner and at abort notice. fmbft dsm. Charles Babcock & Co, Df PORT 83 Am DSAI.XIiS 13 Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Damasks, Harness, Enameled Patent Leather Pad Slnns, Skirtings, Ac, &c, ina-i F.VANdVILLE, IND. MANCFACTUnB-KS OF SADDLERY AND Dealer in Saddlery Hardware, (IGN OF THE DIG COLLAR). No. 109 A III Main St., Cor, Fousth, EVAXSVI1.I.E, ISl. ALUEKT HTKlNliACil C. P. Wack. UdAfiLIU M LLER. ul3-3m l No. 15y5.J UiitaJ istataa Marshal's Xotica. United States op America,),;,. DlNi rlct of Ikdiana, Wltfr.llCA.S, a libel of information was hied in the District Court of the Untied States for tbe District ot Iudlaua, on the 2;Slh day of Septembar. 1870, by John W. BrifRS, against the steamboat PiuK Varble. her Builere, Engl nt-s, TacHle, Apparel, Kugtnes aud furniture, seized at said District lu a catiBe ot action, civil and maritime, and claiming damages lu the gam of 83.916 65;, and praying; process against said property, and that lha same may be coudemued and sold therefor. Now, therefore, lu pursuance of the Monition under the seal ot suld Court to me directed and delivered, I do hereby give public notice to nil persons claiming said goods, or any prt thereof, or lu any manner Interested tneroi", tbat they be aud appear before the District, Court of the if.iit.,i Mtates. to be held at the City of Indianapolis, in and for tbe District of Indiana, on the first Monday of .November next, at 10 o'clock of the forenoon of that tlay, then and there to interpose their claim and make their allegations in that behalf. BEN. SPOON Eit Marshal U. S. by SAMUEL DAY, Deputy. Attest: J. D. Howlanp. Cfte. ocl-Mt (NO. 1337.) Dnit3d Stat83 Maraliai'a Kotic3. UsiTKD States oi1 America, District of Indiana, J ao W11KKK.IS, a libel of information was filed iu tho District Court ot the United States for the District of Indiana, on the 11th day of October, 1870, by John Martin, against tbe steamboat D. Newcomb, her Knglnes, Boilers, Machinery, Tackle, Apparel aud Furniture, seized at said Dlslrioi in a cauie of contract and subtraction of wages, civil and maritime, and cla.ming damages in the sum of J270, and praj lug process against said property, and l hat tne tamo may be condemned and sold therefor. Now. tnerelore. In pursuance of tbe Mo nition under the seal of said Court to me directed and delivered, I do hereby give cublla notice to all persona claiming said good-1, or any part tuereof, or In auy mannr ii.t.f.rKied therein, that they he and appear betore the DiNtrlct Court of the United statts, to be held at the City of ludlanapuila, iu and for the District of Indiana, on the first Monday of November next, at 10 o'clock of the forenoon of that dir. t hn and there to interpose their claims and make their allegations in that behalf. Bfcis. avuux&K, Marshal U. S. bv HERBERT N. EIUELOW. Dep. Attest: J. D. UowtASB, Cl'k. oclS-Ht Executor's Sale. 3..TOTICK IS IIERKBY OIVjEV, that JL I will, by vlrtneot the will of Henry Jr. Ilornhy, ucceaea, on TnilE-IDAY. NOVEMBER 10.1870. At the Court Hons door, in the City of Evansvllie, sell at public auction tne fol luwinsrdaiibed Real Estate. Id Vander burgh County. Indiana: Lot No. 5, in lleurv and Simon Oumberta' Subdivision f purt of tne Southwest Charter ot Section 32. Townsbip 5, Soutu of Kange lO, West, coutalnioa 6 75 il.0 acres, more or less. Tkrm3 0fSai.e. One fifth cash: the re rcainder in teu equal annual installments at ten per ceut. interest, trie purchaser giving notes with approved surety, and mortgage, with tne privilege oi paying Kuy ui tuts units ooioie uue. Also the followiu' pe.sonftl properly Seven Shares of sticli of the Evansvilla S trawiorusvuie itauroad Company. I re strve the right to reject anv and all Mds. JOHN WHITiiUIiAD. Kx'r. iGIiSnART & SON. Att'ys. oclS Uo'.v OLD UK. H BATH'S many years' experience in curing t be debilitated aud diseased disclosed thu startling tact that three-fourths of those sutleilng wlih nyspepria, A'ervous Debility, Exhausted Vitaiuy, i of the Liver, JZpilepsu, Iuralysis, and JiUj tates of the Kidneys and Mladder, were caused by and could only be cured after i caring them of i3:viiiial Weakness, ills immense practice has made his treatment j as near perfection as possible. Many of his pitteuts had pnid from S10O to t'tJ.owi for medicine aod treatment before seeiug him. Jso belter proof that patients cannot ba cared without a sea.rcb.ing examination of all sy.afitoas and cjmplicatlons, and soieuurie treat men t uy a n experienced physician. Those at a c"istauco can be cured at their homes without an interview. Advice free at 710 Broadway few York. There are so many unsuccessful physicians, Dr. Hkath will merely say he is the author of two elaborate wor'-ts on Medicine and Surgery and one on Chemical . Iyl3 EVAN WILLS RGLLIN9 MILL 1 !! t Ll.OYU, Proprietors. j Comer 4th acd Pdiirl Sts., Evansville, Iud. 1 Manufacturers cf all kinds of merchantabli Iron. N. B. Ttio highest price paii lor old lrou lu ca-ih or In nw iryn. Orders roUJ at No. 154 Mala Street. (sepl2-3ai4

I-CACKI-SIST.

C. KRAT2, POKTABL1S STEAM ENGINE ASD Circular Szvr Hill Works. Cornsr First adPina and Second and Elm Strtets, YANSTILLE, ISDI tXA. Portable Engines (saw mill size), and Portable Circular Saw Mills. Important Xollce. The usual amount of steam used to do rawing with by the Portlble Circular Saw Mill 1 from lio to 150 pounds pressure per square Inch. I have reduced this amount and require only from c0 to 80 pounds per square Inch, at which steam la not considered in the least dangerous, and is, at the same time, mora economical in the eavina of fuel, o. We append the following certificate of the first of my new style I'ortnble Mills, for the noting and careful peral of sawyers and all those dealrlna to purcbiiso, and solicit a call and careful examination, they now being ready oa hand and mtklne, mounted on four strong wooden whesUfl, witn wide tires and heavy Iron axies, eAfiiiy drawn from a piace, and always ready for operation in a few honr. M. KKAT:- The Portable Engine you famished me, I consider as satisfactory and perfect in every respect as any machine I ever saw, runs light, uses ft) pounds of steam for running a double 60 and 30 inch circular saw mill for a common day's bus! Deea, A n average day's rk, 6.GCU to lO.CXO feet of lttxuuar, a, with T5 pounds of attain. A J. Cajljowsll, Lynn viUe Ind. MARIOS, KY., September 5, 1S70. Air. C. Krats, Evansvlle, Ind. : SIB-Wa take great pleasure in Riving our testimony to the excellence of your Portable Steam Circular Saw SliLL The one we purchased of you on the 22d August last has given entire satisfaction. We are satisfied that wit h oroper hands It will saw fifteen hundred feet of poplar per hour. On the whole, we think you have great reason to congratulate yourself upon having constructed a most excellent Mill, which will doubtless supercede those constructed UDon otiier principles. TheSwiss gentleman", Mr. John Walt, whom you sent to put the mill up and start it for ns, seems to be an excellent machinist. Our friends who witnessed him working, say he is the best sawyer that they have eer seen. You conld not have sent a better machinist aud sawyer, or one that would have given more satisfaction. We started to t aw with 40 lbs. of steam to saw our first log. Your Mill is Just wnat you recommend It o be. Yours, truly, Bep-8m KLDR BROS. Portable Hteixiii JSng-iues. O RAND VIE W, IND., OCT. 9, 1870. Mr. C. Kraiz, Evansville, Ind.: Sir Enclose 1 please find 8100, the balance due on t lie Portable Steam Circular Haw Kill. This milt was purchased from you two months since, end as I have now thoronghiy tested it, 1 (to meet my agreement with you tospeait ray mied ia regard to the autre) have to say tbat I now can safely recommend it to ail desiring perlect satisfaction in a Saw Mill, and to procure what you said a complete Mill and Engine. I have run Steam Englnei for the last twenty yearn, end have never handled a Boiier and Engine that has so easily kept steam with tbe only fuel 1 use (green slaos taken from tbe leg direct). We consider the Mill and its capacity to be all tbat can be desired of a Saw Mill In every respect. Any person wishing to Know if taese are all positive facts and true assertions, can find ample demonstration of it by calling on us at the mill. Yours, very truly, ocll WM. CADICK & DAWSON. Other sizes for farm and plantation rise and all other requirements. no v m O. KRA.TZ. Tf XJ;t2 AN & CO., roiJH D' rt MiiiiufiM liirt-rs and Butl.it-r' t (H 2. jLd JLZ. liA J I 4- J V Grist and Sugar Mills, Tobacco Screw Guviming "ir.Kiiei. Dislilhry and Mining Machinery, Malt Mills, Corn. Shells, Houre Front, (kllar trrafen. IRON S BRASS 0ASTISG3 OffAI-SSiH ia QAUSS3, AND WKOUaaT1110H PlPIil, IWB-OL.O MATERIALS BOUGHT. We have the fcoir.ty cf the bewt machinsry and workmen, and will Rive ali wort entrusted to r.s onr individual attsntion: rlil orders promptly: warrant our work; and charge reasonable prk-es. omci axis i-ottdht: C0FArSa FIRST & LEFT STSESTS, EVANSVILIiE, IND. N.3.-Voriraeu sent to a!l parts to fit np cri end do repf.lri'ier. fe-1 SCii t) LTZii T HUMAN & CO. MONEY CANNOT BUY IT! For ftisiii i Priceless!! THE DIAMOND GLASSES, MAJSITFACTUREO BT J. E. SPSS. CER A CO., New York, which ie cow otl'eied to the publlf!, are proiioonced bv all tbe celebrated Opt'cln of the World to be the MOST jeEKFCT, Natural, Artiaclal help to the human eye evtr known. ' They are ground under their own supervision, from minute Crystal f. b'olts, melted together, and derive their name, Diraond," on account of their b.-irUne-ss aud brllliaucy. The Scientific Principle oa which they are constructed brings the core or centre of the lens directly lu front of the eye, prodv clng a clear and distinct vlsioii, as in the natural, healthy slgtir, and preventing all unpleasint senn.-uiouH, such as glimmering and wavering of sli-iit. dizziness, &c, peculiar to ail rt hers lu use. Thy are MOUNTED IN THE FINEST MANNEK, in frames of th best quality, of ail materials used for that purpose. JtiKIIl FIA1SH AVi) bliUAIili I T cannot be surpassed. CATJflON. None genuine unless bearing itoeir trade mark. p- stamped on every frame. L. BITTROLFF, Jeweler and Optician, is the Sole Agent for Evansville, Indiana, trom whom they can be obtained. These Roods are not supplied to Peddlers, at any prio. Jyaa-iy.

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WHICH, FOR ELEGANCE. VARIETY AND CHEAPNESS, ARE UNSURPASSED. WE HAVE FULL LINES OF GOODS IN ALL THE DEPARTMENTS, "BOUGHT AT THE VERY LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE3, WHICH WILL BE DISPOSED OF AT PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO MEET WITH THE APPROBATION OF THE MOST FASTIDIOUS. THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO CALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND PRICES BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE,

October 6, 1S70. IT

TIIX2 NKWiEST STYLES OF HL J. W S !

Embracing the ALASKA and SARATOGA, jast received at SHANKLIN & REILLY'S, No. 23, Corner cf Maia aril First Strebta. Trimming, IVoclc and rasli RIBBONS, And 3Iade-up RIBBON BOWS in good variety, at . SHANKLIN & REILLY'S. No. 56, earner of Main anil First M reels. AVERT IAHGG AND WELL ASSORTED STUCK OF 8AXOST, ESGLltjii AND FREXUH. DRESS GOODS, la Rich Scotch Plaids. Diagonals, Irish and French Poplln, English Satteens In dark Cloth Colors, Kmpreno doth. Merinos, Alpacas and Para Mohair Lusters, cheap for cash, at the old established House of SIIAISKLIN & REILLY, . NO. 2C MAIM RTREKT. 500 Pieces of Beautiful IN ALL THE LATEST PATTERNS AND COLOR3, at SHAJSTKLIlSr & REILLY'S) ; Corner of Main ami First Street. A FULL STOCK OF Of our own importatioo. Also Whito and Brown TABLE CLOTHS and DAMASKS, Turkey Red DAMASKS, Doylie's Napkins, Towela and llnckabucks. Also Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, from GO cents per dozen and upwards. Good 4-4 Shirtint; Linens, " warranted ali Linen," from 45a per yard to the finest goods made, at SHANKLIN & REILLY'S, So. 30, Corner of Main and First Streets. A Good Stock of CLOTHS and DOESKINS, FANCY CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, JEANS, BLACK VELVETEENS, FOR SUITS, &c, at SHANKLIN & REILLY'S, cciT-liw NO. 26, CORNER MAIN AND FIRST STREETS.

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FEEHCH Sl CO. IT IN TO THE I.VTKUKSV of all purchasers to See Our Prices EEFOKE BCY1SG H-SEWUEKf, at the - if Mararaolli Enlfe store. SO. 14 MAIN fcSTIlKET. Corner of Firth. Bottom Prices. LAWTON. Administrator's Sale. fVTOTI'E IS "EREBT CJIVEK, that the nndersign?d. Administrator of uie estate of John Tohll!, deceased, will offer fcrsale at public outcry, at t be late residence of sid Tohill. on Eleventh Street, in Jacobsville. In the City ol Evansville, Indian, on the 1st UAY OF SOVKMBER, 1870, Tbe personal property of said estate, consisting of Horses, Males. Cows, Hogs, Cattle, Wagons, Mowing Machine, Farming Implements, and aboat 27 acres of standCorn, and various ot her articles. Hale to commence at 10 o'clock a.m. TER513. Sums of S3 and under, cash; over 15, a credit of nine months, the pur. chaser glvlK? note bearing Interest, with coed and approved Keonrity. 8AUSDERS8AN30M, ocll-3wdAw Admioistraior.

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A new supply of Fine STEAMBOAT STATSOISrEIST Has Just been received at JoninalfOftlce. jacob srszrcn. . john j. siszica J. SINZICH & SON, t Sliip Chnndiers ASD DSAI.ER3 IN BOAT STOKES. A full Stock Of 'CORD AG K. OA KIT if. BLOCKS. LARD OIL, ROSIN, PITCH, Sc, always on hand at the lowest prices. Frost St.. bet. Sycamore and Vine. Aeents for ROGERS' BOILER SCALE PREVENTIVK. sep22-dly BOAT STORES. E SCUOENLATTB. . RASKIN. wm. a, BKOWS. JAS. Win. S. Brown & Co , Dealers ia Select B3at3t6r?3 ASD liip Cliancilovj", CoBNia Sycamobb and Water Sts., JGVAffSYIIXE, I.I. A fall supply of FRKSIl AWD CAREFULLY HKLKCTED BOATrtTORKa and BHIP FINOlNGS always on hand, and prompt attention given to supplying boat at ali hours, day or night, on IbeMONX LIUEHAL TfcHMi nepft-Sm Regular E7an3viUa & Cairo U. S. Mail Packet. FOR PADDCAH AND CAIRO. The elegant, llgLt-drftcaht steamer MALLIERAGON, Josu. V. ThroOp, Master; Waiter B. Penulngton, Clerk, Leaves for Cairo and ail way ports in place of tbe Qulokntep, fcVKRV TCfcDAY AD FRIDAY, at 3 o'clock P. M. For freight or passage apply on board, or to PHU . 1. ViSITH, sep20-tf Agent. Ky&usvlii8, Henlsrson, A Nashvllla Railroad Trassfsr Packet to Henderson. The magnificent passtfiger steamer HARTFORD, Joe. iicReynolds. Maeter; James Letcher, Clerk, Will leave Evansville dally for Henderson at 8 p.k. Returns to Evansville every morulas; at 8 A.M., and every (Saturday evening at p.m. Leaves Kvauuville every Monday at 7 a.m. s tea tf REGULAR DAILY COAST PACKET. rOR OWENS BO RO, ROCKPORT AND GRAND VIEW. The elegant passenger steamer Lafayette Elder, Mister. John A. Adams, Clerk. Leaves Evansville DAILY (Sunday excepted) at 3 p.m. Loaves Grand View DAILY (MoDday excepted) at 7 A.M. f or freight or passage anply on board, or to HUMPHREY, LKfrlei A CO., apZJ tf Agents. Rfgular EvansTills and Tennessee River Packet. FOR PADUCAH, JOHNSON VI LLE AND KASTPORT. The elegant passenger steamer S -A- 1VX. O 3EJ JEL Allen Duncan, Master: Ouy Vlnyard, Clerk. Will leave Evansvllie for the ajove and ail Intermediate ports EVERY TUEHDAY, at 4 o'clock P.M. For freight or pumice apply oa board, Or to JAMES A. OAKLEY, oc!2-tf Agent. Regular Kvansville, Padncah and Cairo Semi-Wefkly Mail ' Lina Packet The new and excellent low-water steamer FLORENCE LEE, Lee Huwed, iua-ier: Will. P. Fowler. Clerk, Leaves Evansville every WEDNfcASDAY aud HATURDAY at 4 p.m. Leaves Calroevery SUNDAY fc T1IUIWDAY, at 0 p.m., making clone connection at Cairo wltn flrst-clHss steamers for Ml. Loots, Memphis, and New Orleans, and at KvanxVllle with the E. & C. K. K. for all points North and Eat, and with the MorniDg Star for all points on the Upper Ohio. For freight or pnsnKj apply onboard, or to DUKE N1CUELHON. ocl9-tf Agent. For Paducah and Cairo. The famous low-presbure QUICKSTEP, II. T. Dexter, Master, Leaves Evansville for Cairo every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 4 p.m., posl tively.connoctlna: at Cairo with Ht. Louis, Memphis, and Now Orleans rackets. oc-2i-tf PHY. D. V1KTH. Agent. Regular Evansvilla and Bowling Green U. S. Mail Packet. The new and elegant steamer EVANSVIL.tiE, Bamuel W. Comb?, Master; Win. Noland, Clerk, Leaves Evansville for Bowline Green with the U. H. Mall every MONDAY & THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock p.m. For freight or passage, apply on board. JygMf IV DEW Tha Irgrediants Composition Pablisned witk JSVEIt" SOTTLE. Recommended by many of tlia bsst Physicians in the Land. Dr. John Magenlss, formerly of the Royal College of Surgeons, and Surgeon In the United States- Army, daring the recent war, says : EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. I take pleasure In recommending Ir. II. W. Cloud's IS VIOOUATING COB UIAI as a remedy of superior excellences In debilitated conditions of the system, it has proved, in my hands the beit combination of Tonics and Stimulants that 1 am aware of. 1yl9 JOHN MAOENTSS. M. ! ASIIBY'S SALOOX ASD CAVT. JAS. ASHHT HAS FITTED up the spacious building on Locu-t St . between Water First, as a Urst-class SALOON AND RESTAURANT. The Bar will always be supplied with the Best BaASta cf LiacoES, and tn Restaurant will be furuisued with the Choicast Brands of Oysters, All kinds Of GAME in season, and whatever the mofct fjsiidio-js appetite may desir. All served with true ttrtistic sfclll. "tilve os a rail. oclll-tf

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I For ther I, &e fourth rage. Weniher and Watrr. The weather was cloudy and cool yehterday, with ;ight rain occaslonolly The mercury ranged at (12 at neon. The river continues to decline very slowly. We expect to find It rislEg.by the first of the week, as It la swelling at Cincinnati and Pittsburg, with report of rain above Pittaburg. Arrivals and Depurtn j-c. Tho arrivals and departures yesterday include the ilallle Ragon, Cairo to lcltim ; Hartford, Henderson and return; I'lue L'.ufT, Cramiview and return. !!ft IMie Ilrrft. Aiaoaj the first boats due hero uro t:e Flcrecco Leo and Qulckhtcp, from Cairo; Rose Illte aud Exchange, from Louisville ; Edlnburg, for New O.leans; Le Claire No. 2, ior Kastport; ii-vansviJie, f;om Bowllna: Greea; Norman, fiom Memphis; Kate r.oblnson, for St. Louis; Sam. Orr, from Eastport; Kate Putnam, from New Orleans. Uoat I,-Mvfusr To-duy. Foa Caiuo. The raagnlflceiit new steamer Florecce Lee Is the Cairo packet at 4 p. sr. to-day, and has unsurpouel paswentr accoaimcditious. beiog the most completely appointed stem-wheel s: earner on the Ohio River. Captain Lte Howell, sn accomplished gentleman acd experienced steambotitmau, is her commander, and Will. P. bowler, Ei. TUomar, aud John R. Gorsuc-ll are her popular and obliging clerks. v. Fob LpuisviLLK -Tbe majuifloent Rose Hlte.ls the Mlt Line packet for Louisville and all way points at 9 o'clock this evening. She is a beautiful floating palace.and finely cfilcered. Cuptkln James Mather commands, and Frank O. hiuith and J. L. McMeans are her clerks, all pleasant and popular gentlemen. Feu Canxkltoh. The fine passenger steamer Pine Bluff leaves at 3 v u. for Canneltou and all way pons, la charge of Captain Lafayette Elder, commanding, with John A. and Robert Adams la the office, all p'.easaut and couiteous gentlemen. Fob HK.NDKiwojr.-The lively Hartford, anewand finely appointed tloainer, leaves at 3 p.m. for Henderson, anl will return here at 7 p.m. Captain Joe. AlcKcynoIds, Capt. Charley Perkins and Jas. II. Letcher are her courteou and obliging oQlcess. Fob Eastpobt. The fine steamer LeClalre No. 2, will be here positively Bunday n'gbt, en route for Eastport and all Tennessee River way landings, an a is an elegantly appointed steamer. She sails la charge of those eminent navigators and accomplished gentlemen, Captain Aaron Ballard, Phil. B. and Lewis Branham, all good men and ti ue. Fob Memphis The new and elegant possei'ger steamer Mary Miller returns to Memphis and the Bends positively ut 4 p. m. to-day, aud has claims upon our merchants and shippers for liberal i otrouage, aishe is an Evansville boat, endeavoring to Lulld up Evansville trade. Capt. Adam Liter, her commander, is au experienced steamboatman, aud a most estimable gentleman. Capt. J. M. McFadln, her chief clerk, Is a genial, companionable gentleman, always pleasint and acconimodatln g, and is assuted by obliging and accurate subordinates. Capt. Jim. Ashby unlocks the medicine chef-t and distributes tbe elixirs. Give the Mary Miller a good lift to-day. Fob Cl.aiikhvh.lk. Tho excellent light draught steamer Alpha, having laid over to accommodate shippers, will leave at 2 p.m. to-day positively for Clarfttvllle and all Cumberland River way landlngx, having pleasant passenger accommoialiona. Captain W. R. Gracey will be in command and will give every attention to passenger and shippers. Miscellaneous. Business was moderately brisk on the levee yesterday, but was confined sold to the pacieU.........Tbe Alpha was receiving quite liberally, but In order to accommodate Cumberland River merchants, who could not complete their purchases in time yesterday, she lies over till to-day, and will positively leave at 2 p M..anit bills of lading must be on board before tbat hour. Capt. By ma a stops off hero to look after his new boat, now building at this port, and Captain W. 11. Gracey will take the Alpha out .The Malllo Ragon ar rived at 10:30 with a moderato trip. She was receiving a good trip.....The Hart ford had a meilam trip up yesterday morning, but was receiving a filr trip outTbe Maine Ragon met those distin guished N '.mrods. Ham. Laugblln and Hid. Humphr 7, at the foot of Hurricane, paddling their own canoe, which seemed to be loaded by the head somewhat. Tho hungers were full of elan supposed to be some of "Carr'a best," and V9re momentarily expecting to encounter a herd of bulTalo and wild cazallcs. They had had g.uno all along the route. They left prepared Xor li lt is rumored tbat Bill Steele left by the Quickstep Thursday evening to Jain them ia the pursuit of game. They would try to Inveigle Will. Rlcheson, at Unlontown, to make it " four-handed." The super structure 1.4 being put o.u Capt. Ky man's new boat, fc-he will bo ready to launch soon. Uleanlnics from Oujr Ixcliaiir PrrTSUUKCJ. The Commercial of Wednes day says: The marks last evening Indicated four feet and falling slowly. 'J'lio weather during the day was very mild f,r the Season. Occanus is the name selecto-1 for Capt. M. A. Cox's new Ht. Louis and ArkaiiMxs River packet, now nearly completed at the landing. Cincinnati. Tbe Commercial of Friday says: Captain Farrel, formerly of I he Robert Moore, has returned to bis borne at Moliopolli, Illinois. Aneti'ort is being made to recover tho machluery of the Havana, burned aud sunk at Parlor Grove, some time ago. Captain Pink Varble, falls pilot, was here yesterday, looking after hteumboat machinery. Capt. Varble ought to be interviewed by the United States .Engineers relative to counter-currents causud by the Louisville bridge piers, as he is well pas led. A remarkable instance of the tenacity of iron vesvels hav been exemplified by tbe arrival in theTiiames recently of the iron vessel henry Moore. Tula vessel.ouiward bound from Ltverpool to India, caught fire, and the whole ot her upper works, masts, &c, were totally destroyed, and she was abandoned, the hull being red hot from tbe Intense heat. For a period of eigtitor teu days she was knocking about in tbe B-iy of Biscay, and was ultimately towed into Glbralier, to the great consternation of tbe authorities, who immediately ordered tier to be taken out to sea. r ho whs men abandoned a mend time, until sne was again taken lu tow to Oiuralter atd run asbore, the fire havlog burnt itself out. Surveys were held on her, and a total los paid on lier and cargo on the ground tbat tha vessel could not o.) gotoutof her place and was totally unmanageable. Au English finglneer, well knowu In connection w lth the raising of sunken and Uranded vessels, tootc nor oix tbe nuclei writer' bands, got her afloat, took in close upon CUJ tons of cargo, and took the ve8Hl home to London, in tow of a small steamer of ninety hoise power. This affords an interesting stu iy of what an lrou vetwel will really stand. Captain F. Y. Batchelor has sommenceil loading the Edinburgh at Portland, to leave tor New Orleans on Hiturday. Tiie (Jazelte says : Captain Marsh Clark, who has been acting clerk of tbe Ozark, quit yesterday. He will accept a better poxiiioa. Captain George W. Neare, agent for underwriters, returned from theAnnayciterday, in ill health. Captain J. M. KenislOD. of tbe Kate Robioson, was here yesterday, soliciting light freight for New Orleans. Tbe Timet of Thursday evening says; The long-entertained hope for an improved stage of water appears to be lu a lair way lor realizition. Our advices from Pittsburg this morning report the river sweiilDg again at tbat point, and rain since four o'clock ibis morning. The lowwater boats have had a fair s-a-ion so far, and will be lu a good way to retire In favor of the larger boats as soon as they can swing out again. The Natchez made J20.0CO by her f;it trip to Natchez, bhe now carries Uo horns of the Princess. The Lee siys kiia can beat the Natchiz time thirty minutes. LOUISVILLE. The Courier-Journal of Ihursday says: Captain John R. Montgomery sold yesli.ninu tc M if Valker. one-el x teen tu lnI ttrext in the Mary;iloutou, at the rale of VA UJO for tbe boat, terms one-third cash, balance in two equal enstaltmenw, three and s.x months, with interest from date. Captain Paul f.biriy, of lh-Uul:d Stales Navy, broiherof Capta:n John T.shirly,

Whs built tbo tm. i;s leotl r-utibojt, Arkatsis ror.i, in iu ci'v. sropciiii; at tne National liult l. Capt-lu PkuJ shuly Is on his wy to rejoin the Pac.lic Squadron at San rancisco. The Commercial eays : Captain Il ankV new l.o't, Onnc'illa I5ell, lor Ourirt.ua River and Now Or lean tradw, is f.ist approaching n 11 nwu, ami will bo ready to leave i-ooii tin 1 1,, re Is waterto k.o out on ; a! no, L iptain I'i uvnta'n big boat is Re. ting we ll im it r way, mi l lli9 workmen are now Utiu j the iuh -ii i ner f and boilers np, whicn are immense, though in proportion, to ti e boat,. The Peytona's b-UKe-i i re lust 11. Hug up with empty tierces lor New Ortauw, and will leave on tho ns- cat r.

Ajie l.mma FloyJ hn more fuinl auu c-uiirs tiisvi any ho it ic.'l he Cat. tain Hterrtt'rt boa'. Dii uh. ro in co jNAbllVJLLE. Tte n.it) ur eays : cf 'JiM'a.'iy Tho Kda Hrighes c in i p lo CUrKsvil.'o, but, owinr; to low wan-r, will not rmo over the Huouls. hdowIII i-ond h r N.ishville freight up by ralirfia I Hevernl .i jiir tli.illni;ahcl inarlii j icru t ti ntali ves wern at tho headqiiiners ! Jlrpcr tv Aiihur yesterday. We noticed c plains Ciutw i ' 1 1 ue rea'. ri vor ni'mwaii; M ret: u, the famouu ( aucy Fork Hie me jur ; Hlmmn, of laliMnan dl-ll ictlon; Ilnni, ,I Tyrone lame, and Oi.jilahi-;r, ourold Coitlo fullor corresiniident. 'lht NhIi vllle h ml Ht. Louis trado will prob'blv he lovived rext season by oneotonr rno.t piomiiieiii, steamboat men, who posts to introduce a reguiar weekly pi.cfiet. VVe wish hiseuleriils sticws-i. "C t" will miipeir on our wharf, on the opealng of i.hvItlou, as a solicltorof c;u pet-hagj, with lustengers attached. "Cot" is his i roper nam i, but the ladle, as & term of endearment, call him cottlnghanx. Br. Louia. The Democrat of Thursday ays: The river here rose two Inches on Tim hday, but it whs on a stand yesLerdsy, and another decline is upwieil lo biiim the river down to six leet lu the channel bence to Cairo. The rise wns altuBtbur from the Missouri, which was caus.-d to swell trom a rife lu tho UHHge and other small iritni. tarles. A slight rain ted jenlenlay, and more was expected, hat it U not likely that such an abuuuaucu of rain will lull as to check the decline oi the next two weeks. In the meantime, south? aid business reviving, and upper river packets will be fully ei-gued iu bringing down ejruoex. The Missouri is now JaMii?, tho Upper Mississippi is falliDK. HUii the Illinois is stationary. Depth oi water to Caivo. elyht feet, '1 here is a lavcrabie stiigo lor business, but. it will not last lo jg. The U'iderwrllers aud n:.niv merehniits of New Orleans have s'gnt d the tolhwlrn card: To Captains Jo'ju . Cannon aud T. B. Lest her.. : Xha uinlersluneil. mr. chants ol th's city, who have taken much interest in the trla s of s;x id made by tho lee uariiiicii( z, ben leve. if snectlul v. to sucgeet that the conleKt be now terminated. We thins: that no bene tit. public or private, can be promoted by its continuance, but on the contrary, its prolongation will seriously alli-rt the reputation of your magnificent vessels, a ml create in the minds oi the travel ng public a sense of danger hitherto unle t wli ;o voyai'ii on your respective steamers. While it is to uouo true lust neiiuer boat bus developed her highest Speed, yet enough. hn beeu done to call forth the woni.t r and admiration of tbe whole country. Jt;lh boats can afford, with honor, lo abauilon any further con teHl, otherwise, a i r Jeij t will be eHtabllshed which uuy return lu some terrible disasler. Hults have been instil uted nalnst the Nalohf z, at New Orleans, by t he owners of tbe ships Ht. James aud lb j Marcla Oreeiileaf, lor dtimages alleged tu have been unstained by these thlps whil mooted at. the wharf lu that city. Petitioners allege that the Natohtss hs leeu Irtquenlly and carelesaly, and recklrmly run so closo to there vessels as to sreally toss and shake them by tbe swells or wa es of the river, to that the HI. James lias been damaged gloT), and the Marcia Greeuk af 1(;1 tu. 'i bo Natchfz is uolortuiiate In having such powerful engines and stirring up such powerful swells. BOOTS AND SIIQ53 r , , r No. 5 First St., aaar th'i 0p3ra Elous Has now the largest ard most attractive stock of 2oot siml filioes, Of all kinds, in the city. A large part of my gotn's oro now rntido In the house, Including every style of Ladle' fine Custom HHOK-t, find the bent Gents' fine French Calf BooTn tu tho city. My goods which hrs not of my own make, are from tho fco-t u annfiieturers of Boston and vicinity, i till tdelphia, I'.ocheater, New York, Cincinnati, and Louisvllle, and I am prepared t supply the lull trade with better n- ds at thotr real vaiuo than run bo found J sew hero. aulf 3in U W. TURN Kit. Ilccky Ilounl;il:i Cobbkr. Xj. iSE OLXj Y, ( 'I ho Great ?) COISXIf.Iilt, ' May b s found at tho yr Gorcor ol Jhlrtl acu Los ist tref.t3. ts. , . T A'l hli d r.f Boots mid ' " Hhf.es made lo order, Btd to tho satlslai-ilou of all. As for goAd llttlnir, lie runnul bo surpassed ia the West. Give hltn u call. The best of ready-made 15 oLs and Hhoes. Oft 7-1 v Tobaecii X.'teSorIis T hi: Pttf. I.O'V I i:ti KHMM fl HLemerles situated us iollown: At Curdsvlllo, Dav!e-s ounty, Ky , ' -banco House. Capacity io handle 4A),X.nt puuuds. Ashbysburg, Hopkins C ., Ky., Tobafeo House. Capacity lo baud e oOti.U1)!) pounds. Taylor's Iandlng, McLean Co., Ky., Tobacco lloute. Capacity tj handle 1!0),0)) pounds. Llverinore, ?.fcl.en Co , Ky., Tobacco House. Capacity to .'jaud e Uw.ua) pounds. Hacramento, Mct.e x V,' , Ky., Tobacco House. Citpaclty tu haud:e lJ,tU pounds. Ceralvo, Ohlr) Co., Kv , Tobacrid House. Catacliy to hand.e pounds. Hartford, Ohio Co., Ky , Tobacco House, Cujacily lo handle bM, 0.0 jiouuds. Cromwell, Ohio Co., Ky., Toorieco House Capacity to handle 2OJ,iJU0 pounds. It?cheiter, B.itlor County, Ky., Tobacco House. Capac'.'.y io handle ltr),h) pounds. Ralclzh, Hallos Co., Tils.'. Tobacco 11 o use. Capacity to handle i.i,i00 jiuunUH. Enterpr f-e, Hponcer Co., Ind.. Tobaoc House. Caiaclty to taudl ) 'iUO.ojO jouu Richland, Hpencer Co.. Ind., Tobacco House. Capacity lo baud! 1 7iJ,(J pounds. All of tbe above HUrio 'los are located lu the best producing t bscco Mjclirns, and are In complete order, having screws, tobacco slicks, and nil .thnr in ccssary conveniences for handling and hanging tobaccj; together with tli i Oliica, t uowr Hhopa, Htsbies, and Lai ds thereto attached. All or any of thu abova will be sold below their valno. For further particulars 1 lonlre of WM. H. FOKD. Hvansvlllrt, Jnd.or It. il.AltlvKN BURG 11, Hi Utnn H... N. Y. ocll-2m XIEi.UlASn' J0UUS.-L NEW YOUK &"lJllLAlELIIIA Price Current. Published Hlmult'ineiiusly In New York and Philadelphia, every Wednesday, At $2 par Rimum ia advaute. OFFICK: il and i sou 1 21 hj;vi:.M Jir Nr., I'll lncloli'A FULL & KELIABI PttlOE LIST, Which no Merchant shot. id be wl'.hout The i hraifslCommo:( ial P,ip r pnbdshetl it KivtJS l'le airst uisrKt't huu uniill clal reports , Interesting r-taung mstter; weekly ? summary uf ntwil lu-l ness items and articles of interest an I valua tu tbo Micron not, farmer wnd fam..y. AtiKSlH WANTKU 'n every County or Xowuwhip in the United Hlutes, to canvass lor subscriptions, A ilbei al ;om mlsslou paid. mtr All Commmlcatl'Kis, Kubsci Ipt Ions, tc., should be sddiessl t.. the riillad!.phla office. WA'HON .v i ( , I'u.ishers. Terms of Advcitlslng. I-ss than H co'umn L'ik; per i e jlumu . - Inc. t ; i ..'id 81,uj lull ii:ici). 1 1 c -1 pi. lor all ccllu-lut Kntlre cilurno Postaen, h cuts p'-r qimri a o pay uul iimV" pott a go.