Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 20 November 1865 — Page 4
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OST. LOST A MEDIUM BlZKD MILCH CO white and rrd, with a foik 1b on .i perfcape. In both, with wart ob ber teata. A lwr ot )0 will be paid lor her delivery to me, or for ncb information a. will r?cVSr-Oli-lw BLITBE HYKES, Clerk V. 0. 0. FOR RENT. QTOBB HOUSE ON MAIN 8TBEBT, 0PP0i AVOW V - , . .i u-4 Unnift KnAnireof illllirv"""" ... . WANTED. SITES MALE SCHOOL TEACHERS TH bnott township, Vsnderburgn ccnnty, Indi- - re. li beral wast will be given. Apply ImmrsniSw''0 JOHN G. P0TT3, Trn.t,
- " ' 1 t ,7 AliTED AN AGENT IS KVEBYBTATE, ! - " V V (-entity, and township In the United Mates, lor Th Petroleum V. Nby Paper" B. W. Orroll A Co ., pot tubers. 1 his work la thmost Imruir.'Bi ever printed, and will aell moreraplilf than any ul rlptfon book ever publish d. Is ' '-III be richly bound is Soe English clot b,prtntl . - on excellent paper, and with buld type. ta . ' i.i illcirtiori wl, I e Dimrrev aad well executed. 1 be people want Just such a book to makstas n "laugh end grow fit." President Lincoln one dny, i early worn cot by ts pree.ureof rfflcial duiir. rush n everything elf. rnuli, rem.rk'd to a ir-'und; " Hae yon tn tha Kwby Paiwrst" - '' No, I Ua rot," at the auswer. bo ia ' C . StibyT" "There U a rhp on( In Obio," i a4-H President, " wbo has been wrMrg a aariea of 1-1 txre in the nevanenem. I
m fin to write to Hanby iocit'" en" I interd to I him if be ermnraninwll 'elant to me I will wop plawa wtm mm.Agents will t U their fperlaoo, lf any, and ; will uaawt evera) roae'lea B b order ol tteir . Iioce. We (rive 'he highest commission, aa'l . Usee no back fre ht eha ;'. ! JO-Er-H h. TOPH M CO., S. K. cor. Tourlb and Vne Streets, s .t iT 'm. t Irduna I, Ohio. -AjurentH Wanted : - fJB THE- ' ! STANDARD HISTORY OF THE 0U PLETK In cn tAKGI BOYAL OCTAVO V. VoirMKo' orer 1000 pages, splendidly lilnsyaled wlih 127 Ho portra t of fieaerals and i alt lo-ecent-s. This Is Jast t'u book the pv,-le ,d.f, end r-rteo.ts a rare chance fr affeots. - iMCbers, ladlee. eoergelio mea aid specially Itemed and disabled efflcers and soldiers, la wiblo! profitable euiploymeot will And It pen -iiw it ad' p'fd to tbeir cooditiio. bend for circulars end see our term". Address, JO KK3, BB08. CO., rla.;;ni 148 Wet 1 4th Street, CinclnBatl, 0. FOR SALE. H OTJiE AND LOT FOB EAI.E. A Nlc Pwelline Qonse. containing elbt rooms, sltnatrd on Main street. P report j ia fina "- arder.- Immediate poasemtos rlren. Kor part! cnlais enquire cf K. BISCHOF, nls IvsnsTllle Cnion, next t Court fionw. ', jOB PALK .. . , , ; : - 60,000 FEET ; , BEST POPLAE FLOORING ' For sale by A. SIMPSON. nlS 3m JMPTY BOXES. " A largi quantity of B-.xe, In first rata order, torsa!er.y nl7 lw ; . WHCE1EB, ABM3TB0N0 A FABBAB. JMPTY BABBXL8 AND CASKS. - Bmpty Barrels ai d Casks, In good order, for sal by nl7-lw WHEFLIR, ARMSTRONG A PABBAK, Ho. 75 Main street, tetween Kecood and Third. 6000 LBS, Blffs-lSX 'OB PALE AT THE NEW YOBS OBOCEBY ' cheap, to close ont the stock. Call early. n!7 PIANO A FI!iE, IMPROVED SEVEN OC Uto Piano, new and in good order. Price 4(I0. Knqnire of f.ar. ( has. Baock, Leet street. ' - nHlw ATEKT L00M3 FOB BALE. Lamb's Pa'ent S IfW'eaTltiK Loom weara a yard of Jean in thirty minotea, weae eight different k'nds of cloth on the nua warp, wearea double width bl.nkets. wearee seamless sacks and rtquirrt nosk'll to weave. Cal and see cneat work, at Mo. 3 Firs- stre t, Erans-ille. p7-dAw3m WM. BLAKELY, Oon'l Agant. House and Lot for Salo. A NICE KEW FBAME HOUSE. WITH large corner lot, well set with shrnbbery, one of lbs best location in tbe city, corner of 0?enth and Chestnut atreets. Also, if desired, tbe whole, or a part of the fnrnitare w 11 be laclnded in tbe sale. Inquire of AIKEN A DUoOITCHST. Water street, ram'l Orr s Block. 09 dtf -. . - Desirable Property for S&le. BRICK STORE HOUSE AND DWELLING, eomorMng brio Ice-house, Wre-house and ' Stable, 46 fe)t front, corner Eighth and Locust tftrte'e. Term ettey. - n'8 w E. IKQLE. A FRAME COTTAGE F0B8ALE CONTAINmg 6 rooms, s cellar, ci-tern, stable, Ac, la a ao d kieality above Main -treet. Apply lo ocl'J SHACKILsOBD A HOttNRBOOK. . a 1, " "V " " ' ' " 1 wh'ch is a Viu. tard: a Brick Honse IOK 6ALE 10J AOBES OF LAND, OF h it n o 'lKomi, 2 cisterns at d sprinc, Orchard of Apple, Pmcl.es and Pear-, 2 nvlea frm town. Ap.dy to r- octa . , cBAcKkLF BD A HOBNBROOtC. ANEw" FRAME HOU E. COMPLETELY r.Bisbsd,aud ia a desirable part cf the city, for sale by enSS.tf. FHACKELFOBP A HOBBBBOOK, 1 limBURQ COAL AND COKE, in quantities X lo suit purchaser. , f , BITZ HANEY, " ' Corner of Canal and Ingls Bteeeta. , ' Anirnstl tl. . MC SECOND HAND HAY PBEbS, AND 15,000 last Lumber. ,)yS.t GAFF, COCHRAN A CO. . GUNS AND PISTOLS. GUNS. PTSTOLS. A at - ; Greatly Reduced Prices! KELLER, 95, Main Street, Importer and Manufacturer of all kindi of : : ' GUNS, ; ; PISTOLS, and RIFLES, AND DEALER IN POWDER, LEiD, CAP8,SHOT,OASTRIVG3, POWDES-FiASKfl, 8BOT-BAG8, 4fEA if (a tavsassorfmenO. FINE POCKET JT A VEri AH DBA ZOBS, WALKING . CANJSi.ALLbOBTROFQVtiB, v dIPXorOLS, Aii "l? 1 ivy ililns: Anally Fonnd In C. it i 3 torea mar Guns made to order. W Particular attention glTen to repairing ' i gan and pistols. - JylO.dr.m. FEED. - -. f Chopped Feed. - l WE ABE JUST BEOEIVING IN STOBE 600 bushels of chopped wheat screenings,, whlob. a food for milk cows, is much superior to !i!p stuff and bran. Those who wish the largest poeible yield of milk from their cows had better to, it.' B. R. BOSTON A CO., - aeotS. ' No. SO. Water Street. KawgnaDer Editors. w r HAVE NOW ON HAND 600 BUNDLES V Af K.w. 1.n. .MArbul ala,fl. aa Well New, Job and Colored Ink. B. s. BUSTON A CO., sept9. ' - ' No. 80, Water Street. Bran. 1 1 C SACKS for sale at No. SO, Water Street. 1UUU B. S. RUiTON A CO. ' ptd- ' MEDICAL. The Tone? Man's Friend. LET EVEBY NAN BE HIS OWN DOCTOB. Tbla is tbe same ot a Box of Medicines prepared by an eminent Physician iu Cincinnati, it ; eCaialnsa preventative and cure for ail private diseases, with directiena how to treat each case, therefore, with the Young Man's Friend lu your Boaaeesioo, yon bare the full directions and ratfdioioe for the treatment of yonrselfand friends. It la for aale by Urn? gist everywhere. Asa for the Young Man's Friend. Wholesale and Bv tall Ly '. jTi4 KELLER A WHITE. QUNI'OWDER. f GUNPOWDER!" Tfai. CKOMEYa. Agent for tUe gale of Oriental & Miami Powder, . tS0.. Miiln Street .230. . (dttween Seventh and Alghth), LOUIiVILE, K.Y. sy. A toll enpp'y of 6por:lnr, Rifle and BlaeN lniT?Jwdaf and inM) loea always on band and for ale. nl8 im CLOTHING. GEEAT WAEDEOBE, TSTo. 84 Main Street, Next Door to Washington House). , Fi Clothing of Irery Description. HA V7LKY & SMITH. 7 DRY GOODS. CHEAP PRICES AHD GOOD ASSOHTJIEJrT, AT BOLLE & BETREISS, " So. 43 Mala Btraat, . EVANSVILLE.IKD. STTE HAV JUST BEOEITED OUB FALL ' W Stock, trhl! embrao-s a choice selection of Pre Goods, Cloaks. Shawls, Balmoral fckirts. Hood and Nubia, G1ot and Bosiery, Corsets, Cloth. Caasimere. fcadiea" C oths, Casslneta, JeaoaTFlann!, Blanket. Ticking. Ginghams, cSt" ee, a. , Bleached and IJnblened Muslloa. aid a thousand and one other artloles too tedious " ".utlo.. AU of wwnh wlil b. aold rui ansa do and as at No. 43, Main Street. TtM. o.,Mainraaj.
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RAILROAL) TI3IE-TABiiE. Takes Kffeft Thnrsdar, Kot. 9, 1865. KVAXSTILIjK X CBAWFOBDSYILIS. . oia ot. . . see. " ' ifrrwee. trrnn. Evansville. Vincennea. T. Hant. Accommodation, 0 :40 a I 10:27am I JiHri Mall..- ...:16a I 11:47 an I SOPM Vincennrs Aeo'ntl:S0p 6:lSrM oio otrtj. ; ". Ls. ' Imw. Am.. Terr Haute. Vlneenne.' E'vill. Inrenne Aoc'm I :S0im :15iB FrelghtA Aeom:o0a I 12:30e 6r Matl....... :20rai 6:34r M TKRRK HAUTE t I5DIA5AP0LIS. raoa nui Httra. . Xeav. rT-ie. Night Express. Accommodation . M II . .. Kxpreee... . 1:13 AM 1120 AW ... 7:15a M l 6:H0 ra ..8:20ri 11:1S AM ... 4:25 r M 1 3:20 rm OHIO o; MISSISSlPri E. B. raoM TiaciKsn. fioiay Goit Wat M.ii.:... Express 1 :20 r m I 6:56 r 10:66PM 60 M . i . . Passengers for i ! I1-" ST. I0UJ8 AXD CAIRO ! leaving Evausv He it 2:30, P. M., make close connection with the 0 . M. B. B. at VI, cennes; arrive at ft. Leu is at 1:30 A. M., and at Cairo at 6:50. A.M. MONDAY.. .NOVEMBER 20 City aiid State. '' By noon to-dfty tbe bowlderiog of First street will be finished to Sycamore, and if tbe bowlders arrive in time itjwill be completed to Locust street by, tbe end of the week. . I - Baptizieg. Two young converts, a gentleman and lady, were immersed in the river yesterday afternoon by Rev. Mr. Pentecost, of the fSaptist Church. Tbe solemn ceremony attracted a large concourse of people, 1 tS? We are indebted to oar attentive friends Captains J. Stat Neal and W. W. Collins, of the big Indiana, for New Orleans papers of the 10th and 11th; to Billy Donn, of the Armada, for like favors; and to Hoagland and Sherwood, Adams Express messengers, for Eastern papers. - - , Nor Correct. We are glad to learn that Stahl, the batcher, who was report ed shot at three times and mortally rounded, is alive and .veil. The report of his misfortune is wholly incorrect. He was not mortally wounded, was not wonnded at all, was not shot at three times, was not shot at any time that be knows of, and is therefore not expected to die from the mortal wound which he did not receive. . ! Recorder's Court. Most ef the business transacted before bis Honor, -the Recorder, on Saturday, wire cases of nuisance growing out of the case against Riddle on Friday, and will no doubt re sult in a better sanitary condition of the city. - - j Another, and the last, of the three young men wbo drove fast and shouted aloud on Sabbath a week, put in his ap pearance on Saturday, owned up andreceived the same sentence as the others, (o-wit: $5 and costs, ' ;n . A Contemptible Outrage - The copies of the Evansville Journal, left at the door of the Evansville National Bank on Saturday morning, were torn to pieces by some contemptible pitiful thieving scoundrel, and the pieces lef: lying on the step. If any one has a spite acr5:.nst the Bank or the Journal office let them take it ont on the Book keeper 'of the Bank, or tbe Local editor here. Alex, and our.elf will take it kindly. - i r The last boat in the line, the superior, nas (riven np the ghost, and will come to JNew Orleans and Jjoni ville for business where the people do business, and not gassing. tfew Albany liedgery . Gassing is jus. what New Albany does do, or at least the 'Ledger part of, it, There is not a s'eamboat captain, clerk, or mate on the river but what knows that Evansville does more shipping ia the c? tree of a year, by river, than New Albany 'and Louisville both. In fact, New Albany lis not considered in the ring, and nobody bat the Ledger ever mentions that ci.y in connection with steamboat lines. ' Indeed, of so little importance was New Albany considered that until an Evansville firm opened a branch house, the Louisville and Hen derson Packet Company did not deem it necessary to land a mail there. : '" j By the way, Ledger, is that trip-hammer establishment repaired? The Ada Lyon is losing valuable time and money by w iiting for the shaft that New Albany and Louisville have contracted to make between this and spring? '. "f j Fires in the CouifTEY. On Friday evening, about 5 o'clock, the house of Sir. Philip Baber, on the New Harmony road, near the St. John's Lutheran Church, took fire, probably accidentally, while the family . were abroad, and was entirely consumed with all its contents. The flames communicated to the barn and also to tbe stable, and they with all their contents, including a valuable Separator, were totally destroyed. Mr. Raber's loss is said to be heavy, and was only partially insured. j ' Another. About 4 o'clock on Friday morning, the barn of Mr, Joseph Hartlein, in German Township, with all .its contents, was destroyed by fire, supposed to have been the work of an incendiary. We did not learn the extent of Mr. Hartlein's loss or if there was any insurance. There is bat little doabt but that there Is a gang of robbers and incendiaries I prowling throagh the country committing depredations and outrages. They should be hunted down and properly disposed of by hanging or incarceration in the Penitentiary.. . . . 5. The city of Lafayette through its council, has extended to the other cities of Indiana an invitatien to send one or more representatives of their respective Common Councils to nnite in a convention at tha Council Chamber of Indianapolis at an e,r!y day, for the purpose of securing such amendments to the act of incorporation as may be deemed necessary. New Albany will be represented is this Convention by Mr. Bradley. N. A. Ledger. . Evansville has the start of her sister cities in this as iu rsany other particulars. Onr charter has Utn so amended as to make it one of the most liberal and effective in the State. It possesses most of the advantages, with few of the drawbacks, of the . General Charter whioh was adopted by all the other eitiss Of the State, ' I - J f i
Gtw errill's Repor? The India npol otrnaZdevotts n-arly a column of editorial ia praise of th completeness and reliability of Adjutant General TerriU'a Report, in which we find the following: The report showa the following expenditures for local bounties, relief of soldiers' families,and for miscellaneous purposes by cities of Indiana, during the late war: ' V J ' . ' Michigan City' 1... ...... S48.M 88 Crawfordavllls City ..... . 232 83
Fort Wayne Oity 7ao oo LaDorla Uitv : t,40 IM New Alb ip t City Vlncenns City ... Pern City w Greeosbargh City Lawrencebargh City w. , 20,647 80 S.364 04 5, SOU 00 60 289 13 ,03O 48 ... I 408 64 453,C"il 69 ... 41.0S1 83 KstDgbnn City Indianapol s City... Michigan City .. Columbus City ...... 4S6S 0 Total . :.85,06,441 H : It will be observed that Evansville, the 'second city' of the State in population, and the first in commercial importance, is ' omitted from this Uist altogether. We do not know whether the omission occurs in Gen.-Terrill's report, or in the Journal ' abstract If in .he feportj the omission proves it to be unreliable, and not worthy the praiae bestowed upon it If. oar namesake at tha Capitol has made the mistake it is nothing more than what it has so frequently done before, as to induce as to expect nothing better of it " We have, not the figures by us shall endeavor to get them shortly but we are satisfied the -city of Evansville has expended between $60,000 and $100,000 for bounties and for the relief of soldiers' families.' What is more to the credit of the city, and what few' of our sister cities can affirm, the city is not in debt one dollar for all this vast sum. It adopted Randolph's rule of "paying as you go, if you will get rich," and paid over the amount in cash, without issuing bonds or orders. We challenge any other city of the State to a similar showing. Yet if the Journal makes a fair extract from 'Gen. Terrill's report onr city is deserving of no mention for its liberality and patriotism in this particular. We cannot think Gen. Terrill would be guilty of such, injustice. ' w. . e , A Pbalseworthy Esterprise. We are , gratified to learn that John F, Glover, Esq .-of our' c:ty, and some other liberal gentlemen, have in contemplation the erection of a large hall or "tabernacle," for the accommodation of the Mission Sabbath School of our city, and such other moral and intellectual entertainments as may see proper to use I it It is proposed, we believe, to organize a Joint Stock Company, with a capital of say $10,000, to lease a large and suitable lot in an accessible part of the city, and erect thereon a substantial frame building thai will be able to seat comfortably from 1,500 to 2,000 people. On Sundays this immense room will be used for the Sabbath School, and on week days and nights will be rented - for such gatherings as may wish to occupy ittxxlt ia thought the building will rent for a sum sufficient to pay a reasonable interest on the investment, to say nothing of the -advantage the city will derive, from a large, well-regulated aad prosperous Mission Sabbath School. Oar Mission School has been losing in nambers and interest since it was compelled to abandon Crescent City Hall, to make room for a Billiard Saloon, and the present undertaking in its behalf makes a direct and strong appeal to every friend of Sabbath Schools. i A public meeting is called for Tuesday evening next at the Council Chamber, for1 the purpose of effecting an organization of the Stock Company, and opening the subscription books. ' We trust our people will not only extend their sympathy to the enterprise, bat will also be prepared, when called on, to take stock. . The entire capital ought to be subscribed and tbe work began with' in a few days. ; The building might be completed ready for occupation within a month. -' ..i Excitement in Warrick. A gentle' matt wbo returned Atom Uoonville on Saturday informs as that there is ' no little excitement in that town,' and in the county, arising from a rumor that the late Copperhead County Treasurer has proved a defaulter to the tune of nine or ten thousand dollars. 'It was moreover suspected that the aforesaid gentleman of the " coppery persuasion hud departed the county, leaving his se curities to arrange matters with the Commissioners. We thins it was very naughty in him to go to steal the peo ple's money, if he did so, as It may in jure the reputation of his party for hon esty. v ;- . . .-' j..,.. -J m ' V Persitent. We are informed that the young woman who attempted to leave ber child on the ' mail train on Tuesday evening, attempted to desert it also at the American House on Friday morning, and was only prevented from so doing by being locked in her room until train time, when she was sent buck to Vincen. nes. " We are farther Informed that she manifestly designed starving the child, as she persistently refused to nurse it, although it was evidently suffering from hunger, and a kind hearted Tady at the hotel was compelled to furnish it nour ishment dating' tbe night to qaiet its cries. It would almost seem incredible that such a monster could exist in the form of a woman. We learn that Conductor Eirkman was in charge of the train on Thursday n'gh, and not Pearson. It is mighty hard for any one to ' get ahead of J. B. much. -r -V . . I New Music. We are indebted to D. P. Faulds, Louisville,1 for the following new and popular pieces: j The celebrated song by M'lle Parepa, of "Sing, Birdie, Sing;" musio by Wilhelm Ganz. : " j '.'Wilt thoul wilt thou tell me;" song by Proch; adapted to English words. ; Send for these or any of the latest musical publications, &c, to the celebrated house of D. P. Faulds. Ecclesiastical. The Walnut 8treet Church was crowded last night to. hear the Rev. Alex. Sterrett on the Duty and the Negligence of the Church and pro fessed Christians. The sermon was a very able one and fall of plain practical truths. We regret that we have neither time or space to give an extensive synopsis of it We took very fall notes and may take occasion to write them 'up hereafter. ' , '', .' -'A , Arrested. Marshal Tenvoorde yes. terday arrested a man who had stolen 'a bolt of calico and several cloth caps from the store of Messrs. Jaqness & French.' , The thief made several adroit dodges,but Tenvoorde is mighty hard to head off when he gets track of .one of these rogues. He recovered tbe caps bat had not found the calico last night Thieves and burglars will stand but a poor show in this city. They had better emigrate unless they desire a sojourn at JeSersOBvllIe, i ,--, 'V: i
Excitement ik Cbittekdek Co , Ky
W learn frim a passenger by the ClMMrmer yeaurrday tot litere is gi eat excitement in Crittenden Co ,Ky , grow ing out a manifest attempt to discriminate against men who have been in tbe Union army, in favor of the rebels. 1 Lieut Guess, of the 48th Ky. (Federal) Regt, was indicted for mnrler and robbery, thejcliarp being predicated on the fact thai 'fie had in the discharge of bis duty killed one or two guerrillas. He, was kidnapped by Capt. .Bell, a nbtoriouV 'character Veens 3 We I have heretofore had occasion to ventilate, and three. others of like proclivities, ia Illinois, and taken to Marion, Ky., and incarcerated in jail,, bail being refused; at the same time a rebel" 'assassin was admitted to bail. ', On Wednesday night last a number of men, supposed to be returned federal soldiers, went to Marion, and firing off their" rgnnS Tond pistols, attracted " the Sheriff end igaard away from the jail; when they made a charge, broke: open the jail and released Guess. -.Lieut. Hawkins, of Caaejfvtlle, another Union soldier, who had killed a rebel whom he had been sent, to arrest, and who made an attempt to escape, was also in the jail, but refused to leave, be being also refused bail.' - ! On Thursday night another demonstration was made by the same party, as is 8upposedrin Marion, and Judge Fowler, becoming apprehensive that the locality would not be patr-rirrly r-(Al.by for him, fled, and toucca.iu iu aide 11 until Saturday, came np on the Charmer yesterday to Henderson. In the meantime, Capt Finney, formerly Provost JUarebal.of .that District, has gone to Frankfort to have a company of State troops sent to Marlon to preserve order.- ..lv !i V'iVv'-C 11 The gifted young lecturer,' Mr. W.-A. .Payne, reached this city yesterday. ' We are glad to now that be will deliver a course of 'lectures on several ef the "Physical Sciences.'' He opens out at Masonic Hall, and can be found every day this week at the1' Sherwood House:? :;,:,ti-J" i New Albany Commercial. We understand, says the New Albany Ledger, that tbe priming office of the Daily New Albany Commercial has bee u sold by tbe stockholders to ' Messrs. ' J. P. Lnce & Co., of the Lafayette Journal, and that the new proprietors will-take possession on Monday next. The price .paid,! we learn, was about $S,00(X 1 C ii - tSy"See here, Evansville Journal, yon can say as many hard things as you please about New Albany, but we protest against your comparing it to Cairo. There is. but one city on the Ohio river that is muddy enough to be ranked alongside of Cairo, and that is Evansville. So dry np on that head, Journal --New Albany Leigerr ;i i We beg pardon'-Chafle. WVkoow it is trying to be compared to Cairo, land perhaps we ought not to have dona it Bat when you talk about Evansville being muddy, you outrage all history. Our streets have been very dry for some months, and in another year we will have them all bowidered, and then we won't know what mud is. .A.Fise Serenade. At a lata hoar on Saturday rfigbt, Ossenberg's fine string band gave a grand serenade at tbeMon roe House, and were entertained by the young actor and mine host, Simon Cohn in the most sumptuous manner. Mr. Pelissier leaves this morning for Chi cago." " .'-.."v:.;:,-.V, J. j . , , Amubcraents. i New Metropolitan. The best au dience that has been present since Mon day night, attended the Theatre on Sat nrday night Hamlet wis played cred itably, but tbe afterpiece fairly took the boose - by etornj,Mrs.- Golden winning showers of applause! ? 'Her rare versatil ity of talent never appeared more con' spicuously than onbat occasion, as she made her several transitions Iron char acter to character with amazing facility, To-night she appears as the sole partic nlar star, and no brighter one has shon on the stage of the New Metropolitan, Little Barefoot is the play to-night ! A full house should greet it. To-morrow Mr. Couldock and daughter will com' mence an' engagement "of ' five nights only, and they ae worthy of the most liberal patronage. " Miss Matilda Heron passed up tbe river yesterday, on board the steamer Xiuna, bound (or Cincinnati, at .f ike s Opera House, iu which city, it is said she will play her last engagement Tha engagement justiclosed by. her in New Orleans i reported one of the most re munerative of any to which sbe nas been a principal. Memphis Commercial, . , . - f- - ( Local rVo tiees. i Splendid - Dry Goods, The ladies while out shopping, should not fail to call in at Wright & Roberts' on Main street, between.Seeofld ind Thic3,'where, in addition to a splendid stock of goods, they will find two fascinating young gentlemen, Mr. John Rosier and Mr. Joseph uounaicK, to wait on mem..- : , ; 1ST E.:V.'S Wilson. will continue his Delineation of Character "at Masonic Hall, this evening, comment ing at 7J o'clock. .. Admission. 25 -cents. t Evansvillb Hotels and .Boarding Houses. 3N0 pity inth9 State can boast of belter hotels and private boarding houses than this city. And among them none are more pleasantly located than Mrs. Major Brown's house, No. 61, Fourth slreet. t And no lady is more accommodating and obliging.5 -Wo- learn Mrs. B. has accommodalUins W a few more 4 gentlemen: and "(their'Iwii si or single gentlemen Boardef S twill- find at Mrs. Brown's all the comforts of a home.-.i1 w.jj Two t or, three of the, most pleas ant rooms in the city, withf or 'without board, at the P. G. O'Riley House. novl7-l w i- '-Mrs; Hassrook. , MAilBFS C. S. 31. OYSTERS. - ' i The finest ever brought to the city. They are extra large and good; also Maltby's H. AM. Oysters, warranted fresh and good,, . For sale at j -i . 1 J J '-JL-Hsrmam, ; novl5-2w, ,. , v .Confectioner. : . y.jt 1 . 1 1 ' 11 j a 1 gSy-The best brand of Flour used in this market, is known to be that of Iglehart Bros. iHaviog scureCthe agency for the sale of same, orders can now ha left at tbe New York Grocery, Store, No. 72 Utin street, Vblch) will' ba promptly filled at the tame rata as at the mills. Send in your" orders. novl51w Parsons, SoovillE &l Co. 'For Sale Lots' 15 and 16, in Block 51 of .the, Eastern Enlargement, being 60 feet fronting on Walnut street, be tween Seventh and Eighth streets. j . Title perfect Terms easy. ., Enquire of &ti Iolehart, novU diOt , Ji Third street. I
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To Oo lit van Fames We mpectfn'lv ask tbe officers of eteaiobt aui arriving at this port, to furnish ns with memoranda, manif tts, and all other intelligence relating to the interests of the river. Such favor w 11 meet with the truest appreciation, if addressed to tbe Blver Editor Evansville Jocasjt, and left with either of the wharfboat. " "ft'sofAr Imd Water Yesterday was dry, cool, and chiefly clondy, with a heavy fog lasting all of Saturday night Th. river Is felling steadily but Ine. with T feet EA fTelra and TktitaTl.te Tt la falling (lowly all the way from Pittsburg. Tbe Tennessee river I rising, with 6 feet to Eastport. i The Cumberland was falling oa Thursday, with about 28 Inohea on Harpeth Bhcals. Tbe Misslsippi at 8k LonU bait falling. .-- j ;,r; . j ArrivtUt aad rjrret. The arrival and d- : parrara ainra- Friday night inelnde the Indiana. New Orleac to Louisville ; Minneola, St. Cloud and Clifton. Cincinnati to Men-ph,.; Pink Tar- j ble, Faetport to Loni.ville! Arnida, Cairo ndj retntn ; Naugatnck, Cincinnati to St. Lonis; WananlU, Cipoinnatl to New Orlean i Harrj j Dean aad NlgbiogU., Memphis to Cincinnati; J Ckarmac, Cairo ; i. T. McOoojbi, Louisville and return; Phantom, Clnciaua:i to Evansvil'e; Imma, Na. 8, Vickebnrg to Cincinnati; Morning Star and Liberty No. 2, Loulsvill. to Memphis ! Eor.tr ra.. Amor g th first boats doe here art th Emma Floyd, Starlight and Anglo Saxon, rr Nashville; Spray, for tho" Tennessee river; Bertha, America and Liunle Drawn, for- Huntsville; Emerald, Argosy, Silver Clou! and Champion, for New Orleans; Bowna, for Memphis: Bow Hit, from Louis tiil-! J P. W,bb, from Eastport, and th Tarascon and Robert Burns, from Memphbt. --r' y '. i 1 ' ; Jftscellaiwoas. Business continue good ion tbe levee here, while there are great complaints oi dal'Beu at Cincinnati anl Loubville, the p:rt bring loo near New Albany to do much business Tb arrival have been quit large lino Friday ight......The boat passing down bad good trips each,' including many passenger '. The Minneola, St. Clond and Clifton discharge! large quantities of freight for varions bnslo?as hous sin this eity. "A!? tbj Lea l-kv, been detained by fog The Indiana one of tha favorite at thi port, passed up early Saturday msrnlng. She will te her an Thursday to fill ont for New Orl an, and we hop she will receive largely. Mere clever gentlemen tbrn J. Stnt Neal and W. W. Collin never ran asteambeat, and we hail their retnrn to the Ohio ...The Pink Varble passed np from Eastport on Saturday morning with a regular grave yard tr!p....It 1 manifest th people on tha Tennease. river prefer Evansville merchant and Evansville steamboats Tbe Armada and Charmer had alim' t-ip but the Armada went ont full The Harry Dean and Nightingale wers moderately loaded, and seemed to have been trying aach other' mettle. The Dean ran throngb the fog and got the leal ty several hoor.. Th John 1. Mc Combs arrived at 3 o'clock yesterday with a slim trip. She returned from hem and will be on time-, if not detained by fog, on next trip The heavy and protracted: fog Saturday night k.pt all boat back, and we shall not be surprised to find th Libsrty No. 1 and Morning Star, a well a tha Boa HIte, her this mornlg...Tbe Phantom arrived from Cincinnati at 4 o'clock yesterday, with 1,000 barrel of alt for Baird A Steele, and some other freight. Eh w II lie p her and await an opening. Capt, Bolu and Irwin are in excellent trim.......The great Ben. Stickney, which sunk at tb foot of Island No. 18, is ia a precarious position. , Her stem gutrd. are ont of water, while ber boiler. deck fjrward 1 submerged and tb sand I rapidly washing from under ber. The underwriter went to her on Friday ...0nr nierrffanta will not forget th Webb, which wiil arrive to-night or to morrow.........The Emma No. 3 had a big load of ctton for Cincinnati. She discharged 76 or 80 bales her fir Brown, Dunkirton A Co agent of the great Bellefontaioe Cotton Express. ......The Morning Star arrived about 10 o'clock last alght en nut. to Memphis with a fair trip, We were delighted to And that elegant gentleman Capt. Wes. Whitlow again In command of th forecastle. Wh .t "Wee," don't know about tam boating,- ther. f no ure in learning --.The Liberty No. 2 was close behind th Star, with a splendid trip, and was expected every moment when we left tbe what f....Th Liberty No. 2 arrived at 12 o'clock midnight, with a full trip. . OXSaSIKQ TBOM OCB KXCRAJIOXS. p i Cincinnati Th Commercial t f Friday Bays: Capt. E. Eugene Bowers will take charge of the Memphis and Cidclnnatl racket company's steamer Robert Burns, oa her return to Cincin nati. , That i probably a mistake, a Capt Bower has just assumed command of tha Liberty No. 2 The Commercial f Satnrday say Th river has receded 8 inches during th twenty-four hours ending last night, Ther ar 6 f set hence to Lnulsville. The T. J. Pickett report three feet rn I fall ns in th. Kanawha. She kronght down a big trip of movers aad tnetr plunder emigrant from west .Virginia to Indiana. : O. V, Dickersoo, late of th Minneola, has pur chased nine sixteenths, tbe commanding interest In th" Wheeling p.cket Potomao, at the rat of $30,000 for the entire boat. . wentoutia ouarg last nlnt. Tb tidy elde-wheel steamer Mollis Hamb'eton was sold in Meaipb', on Wedn-sda , for $30,000. We did not learn the name of the purchaser. Th. ateamar W. A Moff-tt waa barned at th lower end of tbe leve at St. Louis during Tl urs day nirbt. (-be was veined at $t)0,OUO, and In sored for $50,000. Theieaa.no iornranceoa the Ben, Stlckdry, whicn was sunk at Island xl, in te low' ma sluinp', on Wednesday night. She wis valued at $160,1X0, and owned by tbe A. a M. 8. B. Co aey. Louirvillc The Democrat of Friday say: i We understand that the Atlantic and Mississip pi Steamship Company will eatablish a loo of ebamera between this port acd New Orleans ooi as there is sufficient water in the river. The lol lowing boat will oompoas the line at the .tart, tnongn ir any more are neae4 the company will put them on thetra:k to do the bniiaeee. via: Buth, Ben Stickney, M ilie Able, Missouri and Mississippi. The Press of Yesterday stated that th company bad offered tbe command of the Buth to e.ptatn E. T. Sturgeon, of this city, the most popular boatman w have ever had in the tf.de. If Captain Sturgeon rases command, his clerk will bey L Smith, Keo, , his former clirk on th Eclipse and Diana. Boobab 1 Who is it in this city that doe not know Claude Summers? Nobody I But who know tbat fcs ia married 1 1 es, Sir. He ha been captivated and captured by a handsome young laly, wbo led him blushing to the Hyme ntai al ar yesterday ar erooon. . Well, vbi 'd a thought ill that Clause, who ha beea c.mmercial, river, and ia now 1 -cal editor of this vaper, would hat "went and alone it ?' W cant't lis p It ; we mnat shout or bust. W' Oopsel Unlly lor Olaadel He and hi fair bride have went off rom err, and we wish them a huodnd fawners of happiness and ley; and may their heads never be frosted by tbe Winter of Age. Pardon ns, but we can't help singing I Ibore's a alias beyond all that th minstrel hi tota, . - , - . . . - - . i When tire that ar linked in one heavenlv tie. With brow never changing, and heart never ooia, Lot on through all age lov on tiA they die. Ii Charley Oottom lived in Evansville ha would not be the poor, lean, link devil he is, but would D a nne, rokust, handsome man like onraeif -Ev ansvilie Journal. ... .01 git oat. It w m wast ef raw material wh.a nature mad you handsome! Louisville Demeot . - Nature never wasted either material or tlm in making yon either handsome or witty. Th.re now. aoAra UAva to-bat. For Cairo. Th. (nperb Charm r, Captain Billy Lowth, with Duk Nichol on ia tb office, will leave at 2 o'olock to-day for Cairo and all way porta, and will furnish excellent ao.ommod.tibn to passengers. 1 For loaisriB. -The fivorita B je Hit?, Capt. A. Ballard," goes to .Louisville to-day, perhaps 1st, but whan ah dee go, she will affjrd elegant aenommodationa to paeeenger. John Ourbacker 1 her pleaaaut olerk. AMUSEMENTS.. NEW -' UlETROPOLITAril Ktrat street, bet. Vine and Sycamore. MARTIN GOLDEN .. ..... Manage rr. r. I , I B. C. GBIARiON Aottnx A Btas-e Mauaser, BELLA GOLDEN A AMRI. . M05DAT KTE-XI-TG, XOT, 20th, Domestic Drama of . ' LITTLE BAREFOOT VDoor open at 7. - Tbe curtain will rise promptly at M toS o'clock. TIM Box Office will baopen dally frnm 10 a. ni. to 4 o'clock p. m., who seata may b secured Wlinoat n-xtracnarg. i ! CARPENTERS. SCOIT & SC9FIELD, CABPENIEBS AND JOINEES, , Shop' on Water St., foot of Leet, ' "' ' , EVANSVILLE, IND. All kinds of bouse ani steamboat work done in I th best manner. , ocll Sm ;, LAW CARD. . LIAVITT ... .....8. 0. BKLCBEB. LEAVITT & BEX CHER, ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW ! OFFICE OS THIRD STREET, (late Provost Marshal' Offloe), . -. EVANSVILLE. INTV - - - Bid Courier copy. . TINNERS. JOHN SCANTLIN, Wholoeale and Retail Dealer in Tin-WaXe. StOVeS. GrateB I Hollow-War. CepWTTi A Japan War f no ao mam ot., aoov ad, I van 111 e, Ind i ar Job, Work promptly axeenssd, in I he best manner, vnwn tiut , Bl-Sai SILVER POLISH. TTJ ST BECEIVED A NEW STOCK OF 8DPBaJ rioe 8llvr Plate Polish. No (knll. nn.h. . D wttaoai a p l. .-. WB. BUCK, , . . M mm I.
EEGUL&B PACINI'S.
a MB a as il A1Z-. Evansville & Cairo SemiWeekly Mail Line. THE ELEGANT NEW PA3E'GEB STEAMER AEMA.DA! ... CAPT. JD1SU. T. TSIR0OP, . , - . - ft T A "D A Li L f J--1.-X3 a-V-AXl.. P i IV L j J CAP!. W. A. I0WIH. ;1 " ' 2LVES EVAUSVILLE EVERY . , ? ' r . Tf 'J - ' ESDAY. ... , SATURDAY, , At 2 o'clock I. VI. . . .t . ItEAVES CAIRO EVERY ' TUESDAY, FRIDAY and THUBSDAY, SUNDAY,' Qll Arrival Of th.e Train. nau inese do.ib nave nee renued antiie, and are low in first rate orier f r tbe ftocommodation i of passenger. :--;-;; - ;. n7 Evansville, ShWBtetown andfaducan Kegalar Low Water Packet. 5 he Fioa Stormer ' ' , " A T T T "MkT . w fc B A. 4.. Jg-SKO BERET.... ...:....mateb. CLEBK8. WM. H. COHAN r..., PAT. BUhK... ... . The ADA LYON tiLrun re gnlarly between th ov points, leaving every Friday nad Tuesday at 12 M. She w 11 lake C&iro freight vad r-a aongers, re-sbipp ng at Padacab. Tul a'rang uient is permanent daring lewwater, and pate: g rs can rely on her remaining to toe rade daring low-water season. " For ftvignt tr passage nppl on board . oc26 tf Courier copy. JSewbargh and rvvansville Packet . f. ' r-r-pel:er .QUAKER, JEHU A ANOEL ; . MAHTIR. -.ill leave tewbuiga, every dav. fsandav ax. pt d), at 1i o'clock, a. m . arririnu at Evana. ville at 9 o'clock onoeot log with th Railroad. will leave Kvansvil efor Newburgh at 2 o'clock. p. m.. positively, arriving at fiewburgh at 4i o'clock. - . aw Will command regular trip, Oct, 5, 1885. For freight or passage apply on board, or to JOHN B. HALL, or I OX A HUMPHREY, Evansville, oc7-tf UNION BELHEL, Ncwburifh. REGULAR I.DEPE'DET PEOPLES' PACKET ! Evaniville, . Cairo, Hickman and JUempliis. THE NEW A SPLENDID STEAMER BEX COX J. W.aUEKiD . .Master, Clerk, Will run aa a regular Freight and Paaeenger Packet between Lounvil'e and Memahi. Riving triot attention to al business entrusted to her. JTor freight ar passage apply on t'oard, or to ' CoX A HUMPHREY, : - - HALL A BODD, aep26-tf Agent. ' Begular Tuesday Faeket for Paducah, Jolmjon ville & Eastport r(lj ln augaot tiigni Araugn ewamer B. H. BBOWN, Master T. W. WILSON, Cl'k, Will leave Evsnsv He ev ry Tuesday at 2 o'clock p. m., for th. above and all intermediate porta, making connectisn at Johns, nville with th Railroad tor Naskv lle, end at Eastport with th regular packet lor Florence, AJa For freight or passage apply on board, or to 4-tf ' COX A HUMPHREY, Agent. Kegalar Kvaia ville, Cairo and nanapbt Packet L,lne. The tfn-nmrwtinna PuHnni ItMi.tp CJ5 LIBERTY N.9, s uowheb, mister a. JO Dec, t'lerx, Leave. ..vansvili. every Thursday at twelve o'clock, noon. Betnrnisg, will leave Memphbt every -atnrday evening at 6 o'clock, arriving at EvansvilleMouday aveoing. . For frt lght or passage apply on board or to ' HALL A BCDD, or j V " COX A HUMPHBEY, 1 mrl3 tf AtrenU.II GROCERS. a, i. naniEL. a. m. kabb, ' DANIEL & K AH JT, WHOLE ALB DBALXa IB Gvocarlta, Wines, Lliaora, Cigars, Cotton Yarn, nall,Ve., No. Water St, bet. Main an d Loenet,' Moll Cm .' EVANSVILLE. IND. IIEAE & MEXIFEE, Wholesale Grocers, AhdDealeriin , .y-" ( Liquors, Wines, B 'ails, Glass, Cottoa zarns, spices, wooden : ; r . vifare, txc , esc. i JSo. 13 JVXain Street, . (Opposit Braooh Bank, ' r . EVANSVILLE, ' - ' - - INDIANA deo.M) - CLOTHING. Hawley &. Smith, .-'.'.' Dealer In y. LOTHING AND FUUNISHING GOODS, . t 81 Main Street, Evansville, Ind. BOARDING. TJ0ABDINO- First-olaa Boarding can be had XJ on vine atetet, oetweea r trst aad Second, Bext door to Gterrelt's Church. nl8-lw PAPER WAREHOUSE. ; i i i , ';' . .' NEW WHOLESALE V , PAPER WAREHOUSE, 290 Main street, South side, bet : I . oeventn and Jsiiintn, LO-riSVILLE, I C kT.; WM. CROeilEY, Wholesale Dealer in . j PAPEH OF ALL KINDS. BONNET BOARD', BINDB-t'S BOARDS, CARD BOARDS, . EN V SLOPE J, PAINTING INKS, Ae Havinz had naa rlv twaatv veer'a evoiirieiie. In thl. branca of baa iaaaa. I feel cOi.fi dee t 1 can make it to tb. interest all pmoas buyiog paper to exam in. my stock bt,re ntaking parotaase. . Orders by mail or otherwise Shalt receiva nromnt attnetion. ' - HiRbest market price in cash paid for , aiewp, vras. nope, arc. B17-Sm GROCERIES. Flour. A( dbls. xxTR. family FLOUR, fbom J Ttfoi d Whit WbUfaio, 60 bag. Extra Flour, J ia ator and for sale by - VICEEBY BROS., I no2 132 Main street. Teal Teat ryHE FINEST TEA IMPORTED CAN BE A awe "lor a tew days" and longer, if not all j old, at no2 .- . . . i:.2 Main street. Teas. YV HAVE A LAhGR STOCK OF TEAR, uu. oi loaog nuysn, imperial and Gunpowder boo better East or West than can a .. j . - . ' J . - au bod. ai i xuivr n.. Lith. i.aK - - ...... vltaSKI BIOS1 . . no 1S2 Mala niMt. -Elack Tea. lsur CHOICE BLACK TEAS, IN STOBX nd for sale by VIOn. ART BROS., MS Main street. LIME, PLASTER OF PAR'S AND CEMENT, for!, at, ; .... .ViCKEBt BROs'.. i 134 Bain (treet. ( ok. - 1 ?TAN AND WILLOW - ..ua low. wtxn or Wlthonr erM-k. -PQ3 , " , 133 Main street.' LBISH GROUND CORN MEAL, FROM NEW , . 9"rn, at. , VIOKEBY BROS'., - lino. - - - 132 Main atre.t. TTJBKEE'S 6KLE0T PPICE-. PUT CP IN tM, ! i for aula at VICK.HRY BROS'no2 list Main .treet. NEW CODFISH, MACKEREL A ring, for sale at YBCK.KRY 1 HD BIBBEOS' . no2 132 Main street.' B LLAW CARD. HOBBIl I. JOBSSOB-.... ... JEMS W. WALBJBB. Johnson & Walker, ; . ATTOBJaEYS - AT - L.ATT, OFFICE ON THIRD STREET, Terry oppoaiteth Court Hon, at th building " ' CLOTHING. Hawley & Smith, .-.!' Dl.r la "i CLOTHING . AND FURNISHING GOODS. ;
JEWELRY.
NEW STORE AND rJEVV GOODS. I AM NOW OPENING, AT MY NEW BT0BE, NEXT DOOR TO FIRST NATIONAL BANK, THE LABOEST STOCK OF Clocks, Watches, JeWelry, , Silver and Plated Ware Evr brnug.t to the city of Evansville, which I can cell at grtatly reduced prices, for Csh. , . WM. BOCK. ' WATCHES of all r'ade and w.kee; rre ag-ng from $10 to $364; a 1 war. ranted good time-k eperi. ' CICKS - The RtKCIBB SmTiosii Clocks. ' , BIOH JEWgtKT cf all tha i a test and Most Faahionable Styl , and Elaborate WorkaiiLshi . DIAMOND SET DIAMOND PINS, AND riNGfcK RI 'G8. QOLn CHAINS in endlee. variety. WtDDINO BINDS. COLD THIMBLES. " SILVER THIUB..E3, GOLD BRACELETS, PRABL BRIDAL SET?, unnrpaasabl- in b-suty. GOLD SPECTACLES, EILVE3 STEEL SPECTACLE CASESi S'LVIB AND PLTKD WARE in lets, half sets, or -single piece. 6ILVIB SP00S3, SILVER F iBKS, -6ILVEB ENIVE3. and : 8ILVEB Napxiw Bixbs, SILVER CABS CASES, ' PEABL CARD CASES, FANCY GOODS OP ALL KINDS A DESCRIPTIONS, FINK POCKET CUTLERY, TABLE CUTLERY, PuCKIT BOOKS, c," And all Good usually fennd in a rirat-Cias Jewelry Establishment. - Watch Kepalriisg Done to order oo the most . reasouahle term. : - ' Engraving, - .: Both Plain k OasaMXhTAt. HIGHESTTftirE PAID FOR GOLD A SILVER, Q H Fj cc O t O Q w CO ' d rS a a M a W CO H La r1 W a w t-s EH 00 W m o M w w rH Q o o yA Cy 00 w a o EH WM. BUCK. XaT Those wishing to purchase good in n y 11b will do well to call and rxamin my iarg stock befor. pnrchai,eg .la.wh.re, for I am determined B'vt to be undersold. . - . , ot20-ly I havvalso a floe assortment of Gold Psnt of different brands. "All ai WHiranled for twa Wm-BUCK." MACHINISTS. "Crescent Foundry,' !VAN87ILLE, I3D - ' Mann : tore rs cf STEAM .ENGINES. STEAP4 AHD CIRCULAR SA7 1V1ILL5 Of tho most Approved Pattern. also V - .. . All kinds of Machinery appertaininjj v to Railroads. Steamboats, Distilleries,; Flouring Kills, j ! 4 ' l SUGAR MILLS, of all sizes lth tbe latest Iuisrovements attached Tobacco Screws, &c., &c, &o. : '- - '. ' ! -w - - ; .HON AND BRASS CASTINGS,-", i - - J of every description. , DIALERS IE : Steam Ganges, Gum Belting, Th Brick, Wrought Iron Pipe.Boltina - Plnrri A-a ' Cloth, &o., at MAN UFACTUBEBS' PR.C28 Bepairin j dono it short notice Wsrkmta aaxtt to all part te Xtepair Boilers. -All order will reosive our Individual atten tion and will be pro ptiy etlrd oa ' the sua rvaaona bi. terms. Office and Foundry on the Canal, corner of Intrle Street. mSlT-ly CLOTHING TJBBICH & SCHRADER, Merchant Tailors, COB. STCAMORK BECOXD SIS.. EwanTllIe, lad. rWehav a cbeica assortment of Imnorted I Cloths aad Cassimere. of a .uperlor sjuallty, Which we wiU manufactnre into saimenU at rea sonable price. bs- can and examine our good and price. fIS,dwia. RESTAURANT. Crescent City Saloon. JOSEPH L. KOHN has opened lo tb. Orcnt Oltv Bnlldtnc. or door abovi- Bronxhton k V, ood's Drag Store, a Sret class BAL005 MB RESIllBAJfT, where wiil be famished, at all aeaaonable hours, ia addition to tbs nnet Uquots, Oy.ur, Gam., and all other Comestible, tha beat thus tbe market affords. Lunch Dally at lO A. M. 1 A Ifheral shars of pattoaac Is NaneetfuUv (as (.tatted.. t , aevAdtf
JEWELRY.
BITTROLFF & CO., An Entire If ew Stock Bought C 7 . for Casb, and " Prices Greatly Rednc'd r. AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND SWISS Gold Watches! AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND BWIS3 Silver "Watches! DIAMOND - ' ; -Bingsand Iins ! Plain and Fancy Rings, G old and SUver Chains 1 OF. ALL KINDS AND QUALITIES, AND LATENT STYLES, IN GREAT PBOFUsIOH. ...'?.. r i i 1 1 SilverwareFiill Stock. Plated Ware, Clocks, &o. SPECIAL ATTEHTtON ti CALXtD TO OUB Q-old Penslj A Superior Art ele and Largr Stock, mad to onr order and War mat ait OA As KB AH. ,. k , I ; iliJI . I; w- t.i.JUt -i a" Ca'J In and et at . , ,- ,.i , , . , BITTBOLFF A CO.'S, No. 28 Main Street, j (One Door Above First .) ar OLD GOLD AaD SILVER BOUGHT. ' . . -" er4-3m ' - SASH AND DOORS. STEELE & TRIBLE, CpOND ST., BET. CHESTNUT AND CHEBBf, '" ' MTANBVILtS, INDIANA. ' J ,iASH, S03I13, WmilOWBLIIlLS , Dressed Lumber j , )ord, Laths, Ac., of every description constantly n hand. Packing Bona of all kinds made to or. trder. Sawing of .vary kind don on thshrtt """"oa. . aolS-ly CLOTHING. Hawley & Saiith, Dealer in CLOTHING AND FTJHNISHING : : GOODS, ; ; 84 Main Street, Svantrllle, Ind. DRY GOODS. &c STAPLE AND FANCY DEY GOODS, - 't; i: . i ' ! I 8PETH, . .. j ' ! . ' . - . , ! ':.', . ' ','. ' ' '.- .(! tl, j ivlaiia "'.git W take pleasure la Informing ear customer and tb pnbll. g.e.rally tbat w ar. ielvlng Fall and Winter Goods Constating In part of .'-' : I I ' Brown and Bleached Sheetings, Shirtings, Prints and DeLaines. - ...",..' . . ' - ; I Plain and Fancy Dress Goods of every variety.- -' Bla cl.Sesft Tweeds, &o. A laree stock of Plain and Twll ed iTianneis, Shirting: Flannels, ; liinsejs, ilea JJiardcels, &o A large and carefully selected stock oi x an ana winter snawis, moral 8kirts, Breakfast Caps, i. ... Nubias, Women's, Misses and Children's Hoods 1 ' and Scarfs. - ! Cloths, Saoqnes, Basques and Cir culars in siocjc or maae to order on short notice. ,. . A large stock and great variety of XLOiery, xnoiions, ozo., uq. All of vrnlcb v ere purcliased previous 10 me recent ad vance in Dry Good. TTe are confident that we can make it to tbe Interest of all to call and examine I Stock and Prices. , LUMBER. - f: J&3. Swanson & Bon, " - Wholesale is Retail Dealer in - XM.1VE LUMBER, . , SHIHOL.K9, ,DOORI, anal.. LATHS, A SUV : Also, a large as.oitm.nt ef Allegheny, Chlcaga and Tobdo Lumber ana r oaring, jressea ana Uadraised, en hud for sals. EXTBA SAWED AND SHAVED PINB SHIN GLES, EIGHTEEN INCHES LONG. Evansville.; a ) . Indiana. Wou'd respectfully solicit th eitisens ef EveaVllla to glv. them a call, and (xaaiia thslr tock buor purobasiug lwhr. . i - YARD ON WATER Stii .' 5. . (Oppc-.it Lateeeo Wba-f.) ' aW All orders promptly attended ta. oelT TOYS, &c. :i,.acahd. jl. C JPush.ee riAKES PLEASCBB IN SATINO TO BIS A otd friende aad customers that b. ia now r. eelvinn .n entire new Block of Fancy Goods, Yanks Notions, Jewelry, La Her Baa kela, Beit Buckles. Pocket Pooka. Work Box-.. Comb.. Bad', Games. Toy T-a Sets, Dolls, Ball, Mar. ties, W blatles, Jetra' Harps, Tin and Bellow Toys in gnat v.rietT, for the coming h.lid.ye, uasj ex wni.n win ' his as oia cim. price., at WJ Ol TnflTfOT. OT T3 V7 A. V. WWWOA UiAABli . j (TWO DOORS ABOVE BHJtBWOOD HOUSE). Bl-2m ... ,, .... , A eARDj T. n. MATTBBaa, Late of Lcuisvill, Ky. w a. itrtxiatOB, Let of LoBlavilU, K. MATTHEWS & FTLIEB.TON, DEALERS IN - ' Agricultural Implements. SEEDS, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, and hoc be ftjrnishimo articles, . No. 48 Maia Strsst, s t EVANSVILLE. INDIANA, He
BANKING.
Capital Paid In . Limited tc $350,000 $700,000 THE r.lERCHAfJTS' 17 ATI OH A L BANK Of Evansville, C. R BEMEST... JSO. i. HOC UP. ..President, ,..Cahlr, Eaving commanoed business at it Office, corner ot Blaln and First Streets. Offers It. service to the citir.u of E vans vil and it vioiuity, beine Prepared to carry on a ;,7 ? , ; . .legitiuiato - . General Banking Business, And to Purchase asd Supply 7-3G Treasury ITotes, Gold and Silver, Bank ITotes, , !Hchange. Bays U. 8.: lEUTlFICiTES, B"!ID8. and other .Si-curltle-, aai uls.oiints KKKI(i.V and BHSTIC l'APEB. And for the accommodatioa 'of merhaoie and' o'.bers, who hv ii.vivt d their savings ia thpopular Oovernmoi.t 1 ans. It Sirs to receive fackngea of V. t. Uoris, latsrcst Baarnsj Kotr and elhar tteesirttlca, o ectal Oepo.lt, Kre.oT hstrgr, affording small hoiuei. the i poituoity to avoid tb in.ecur.ty and lUx. of tolaiuiug them la tbeir own possoesjon. jeld-tf HARDWARE. &c. CO H f t "0 0 CO ' ti.ir w a O. BIllS; KELLOfifi I CO., IlfPOBTERS AND DEALERS IS IX, -A. JR, I VV V XI 12 ASD 3
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HASBROOK & RITCHET, Kasp ennstantly ob h nd and are regularly receiving, from the rrott re bratrd set reliable mauafaotureis In tbe United States, supplies of PIA.2STOS, Which, for Power and Pweeln-ss of Tons, Yaay ai d Agreeable Ton'b mid Boauly of Finish, have no aniierlors In th? country. The. P anoa ar unconditionally guaranteed to be what we s-y they are. There will aid b. found at onr establishment aa excellent and varitd ssrortmsnt of , Goods Generally, t. wbl'h wal (he attention of tb cttlsens. Sv.ry article n.ed by tbe mnslral pen. Be wlil be fonnd emhraoed tn oorarpleatock. For tb. .ccenomo jetloii of oar co.tomers, we sb.ll also ke.pauexonll.nt and extra varied assortment of Stationary and Notions, ' Embracing on-" her leas odJs and ends. Glv n a ail tetore pnr naalLg. QYOmOHB ST., 13 et. XT-ir-st & Water BETWEEN 8. E. CILBERT A CO. AND OOLD- .. - MAN, BEtK (CO, . EVA AST1 IJLH, IXn. Hasbrook 6c Ritchey. HOTELS. DEPOT HOUSE, onio Si Bissirsirn e. r. depot, " Vmeennes, Ind. , THIS HOUSE HA 4 BEET ENTIRELY ' BEfnrnlehed aud rrftttrd, naMred and calnWd. and ia now open far tb. r, caption ofguosla. MR. H. B. M ASSET, " Long and favorablv known in conheotloa with the Vinosnn hotel, will wait on evatomer at th office. . Oianibussss Alwav ready t transfer passsnrersto th Evansvilla aud Terr. Rant. dpot, ai d raassnnr eartaialy called In t'ms for train oa th.Ohlo Mii.issippi saiiroaa. Heals and Befreihments Furnished at all Aoars. . Patroasg. solicit!. n7 lm JOHN S. TEEPLE, Prop'r. Washington Home. ! COB. OF lKAIN & THIRD 6T8., Evansville, Ind. JAMES & BAC0X-- - PfiOrRIITOKS. .Free Omnibus rannlna to ani from the u-poc ...... 7-dtf rJlACIZ HOUSE. Cor. Illinois and Market sts., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. E. PEKTECOST, F. T. PA 091 KB, STKIET OAB HCN TO AND FROM THI door of th. M.CV to th. Cnbin Mi nut. .nil .11 ywH lav citv. P. Iron th 23d October, 18c the prloe of Day Board wiil be reduced to i tVK DOLLARS FEB WEEK. no dim Hancock House. t
HAVISG LRAEO Ttf 19 SPAClOt 8 HOTEL ' n Henderson- for lit. tear, th under. I
si mod bav. Itefltted. and nerurnlabed It ni TUrougboui, Acd shall every (Hurt to make it a nleaa. nt aud attractlr hou. for uav.iori and visitor. WIHbesappliedwith Ihe bs; the eonntrv .tTnrd. it tts laanu, a, d every attention will b. .m. to I b coir f u t of gue.u, who w.U b. waltaica by jh I I. .nl a le. ii errvaa's. A liberal p.trocael. re.p,clfuUy sollelte.1.' lil a j ji J jUNsoN, aug2LSm J rc.prietor. CLOTHING. GREAT WARDROBE, IVo. f t rsitiin Street, (Next Door to Wshlngton House). ML, Fin Clothing of Every I ascription. HAWLEY & SMITH. DRUGGISTS. B. W. CLOUD. . . w. m. aixxb W. CLOUD & CO..
(3wn .t, ixuc, o'Dar.,) Wholesale Druggists, ICo. O. Siouth Water fetrcst, IS.xt door to Kavoa A 1 icksv.) EYANS riLLE, INDIANA. a"" All erder proaiptly Mtanded to. oete-tm.
94 Main Street, iTansvIlle, Ind. . -. A -: f- -J t - -r i "-