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DATLT. Ob rw, by Carrier.. ..914 alt .. IDOO 6 00 . 3 1 UM year, by mall . Six months.......... Three months.... On bod h . Per wool , (six paper), eervsd by Carrier . WEEKLY PXB TEAB: One copy.... .t SO FIT to tD CO Li MM ... M Ten to I went j copies OO Twenty and tt..., , 1 7 5 sop, sea milk tack club am s nasal forPUBLISHED BY llHn H- UoDIILT. - . K. TBATEB. ' JNO. B. HoSIILt nm tub nia oim Evan, ville J ojxrnal Company, Journal UtiildincrH, LOCUST STREET, '.xJ BXTWIKN FIRST AS D WATEB. SATURDAY... ..DECEMBER 2. . TO-DiT'S ADYSRTI$EMEXT3. ACTUS M ABCONNIEB Fare, Aa. 01 IT Ordioe ee , MRS. MoCOBXICK MllUnsry. ' 610. . DUON-Strsy Notice. . A. A W 0HBI-T Toys, Notions Acs ' HONIT CBEEK, COAL CO. Coal. The Lattst News. i he WorkiDgmeD a organization at Washington will petition Congress, ask- .... . a . ing mat eignt noars oe jsiaDiisDea a the legal day's work for Mechanics and laborers. There was a large saie of Government vessels at the Drooklvn navy yard Thure. day. Forty-three vessels were soldi amoating to $450,400 In the aggregate. The steamer Atlanta has been releas ed from quarantine, and is now op to to the city docks. A number of changes have been made in the Boston Co atom Honse, veteran soldiers being the recipients of more favors. ','! 'W . ' T Passes .are no longer required between California and Mexico. Holders of the 5 per cent treasury , notes, doe December 1st, mast forward them to W. S. Treemer, at Washington! i and it would be advisable to avoid losses that the signatures should be punched, i care being taken not to destroy the numbers. - :- ' Paymaster General Brice, Provost . Marshal General Fry and Assistant Quartermaster Genera), have been brevet ted Major Generals U. S. A. The Judge Advocate General has given his opinion on the aot of Congress passed at the last session, providing for paying all loyal citizens residing in rebel t States for Quartermasters and Commissary stores. He holds that the claims may be sent to the Quartermaster Gen eral, with proof of loyalty, Ac.,' then by him sent to the Second Auditor, with a recommendation that it be paid. No . claims can be paid unless ample proof ' Is provided, without- further action of - Congress. ' ' ' A Board of Presbyterians has been i O'ganiged.io Kentucky to aid desu'ute Presbyterian clergymen in the South. ; They appeal to the entire" country fur assistance. ( Another defalcation has oocured in . Wall street. The guil y party is a clerk ! He only fingered about $20,000. The- prospects for excellent crops in T?xs are encouraging The freedmen ' are working with a perfect harmony, and incrtea ed contentment and perse verence.' " " sThere was an accident on tbe Ri-h mond, Virginia, railroad . -Thursday, near Warrenton, several persons were killed, and a large number wounded. Thanksgiving in Rhode Island on Thursday was not generally observed on account of the near approach of the general Thanksgiving. The guerilla Qnantrell 'was at Cairo yesterday en route for Washington. A collision between the State Militia and some colored troops, occured recent ly, near Gerard, Mississippi sqm,e of the militia wounded severely. A large number of muskets and amunition were found secreted by the negroes. Mr. Conway, the sailor who refused to haul down the American flag at Pensacola, when ordered to do so on the 42(b of January last, died at the Uni ted States Naval Hospital in New York Thursday. The President has restored the writ of habeas corpus in all the States ex cept Virginia, Kentucky, Xeonessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, GeoJgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisi ana. Arkansas, Texas, the .District of Columbia, and the Territories of New ; Mexico and Arizona. ' ." General Kilpatrick delivered a leo - tore in Tremont Temple, Boston, on . Thursday night. Subject: "The Fu ture Party of the Country. ' Legislative Summary. Thursday, Nov. 30. Sf Nate. Petitions for and against a Stringent liquor law were presenter! ana ' referred. Tbe following bills were reported from Committees and read a second time: House bill No. 63 Incorporating Manufacturing and Mining Companies. House bill 119 -Establishing a State Nsrmal School Senate bill 154 Amending the treesnrv srstem so as to make National bank notes legal tender. Senate bill 228 Providing for a nni form mode of doing township business. H -ne bill 187 Settling with Sinking Fond Commixsioners. , r i: . The remainder of the day was con nmt in ir.e diacos'ioTi of House bill No. 47. a bill to increase tbe powers of t a Board of Sinking Fund Commission ers, and to authorize) said board to loan any moneys belonging to saia iuaa it Indiana State Bonds or stocks, provid tno- for the cancelling of such bonds or atocka. and the re issuing of new non negotiable hon-ls or stocks, nyhle to said tend, wtiica was nnauy recommiuea to the Committee oo Finance. Hotjsb The House met at 9 o'clock, speaker Petit in the chair. A number of memorials upon various subjects were appropriately referred. The various committees made several report upon various bills, among which was a report of the Committee on Education, on a bill to repeal section "35 of (be new school law referring . to .the qualifications of teachers. The report of the committee to indefinitely postpone, was not concurred in." 'y -i A report from the same committee to indefinitely postpone a bill to allow children nnder six, and men under twentyene to attend the common schools, elioited considerable discussion, the majority of the members who spoke -being in favor of opening the to'ioola for persons above the age. Ine report of the Com mittee was not concurred in. Governor Baker transmitted a com - munication from citizens., of Monroe county, asking the location of the Agri cultural College at yioomirgtpn,. and atrreeing to boy the cabinet ol tbe late David Dale Owen, worth $75,000, and a

farm near that city worth $25,UW. I he Ormorial was referred to the special Oo0 omittee on Agricultural College. ' v House bill, by Mr. Brauham, reted by the Committee op Ways and ads, for tbe creation of a State Debt ikmg Fund, was read a first time nod tered to be printed. . number of bills were introduced, ,0ng them one by Mr. Mewcomb, cre-

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' S 4 ating Marioneoanty the Sixteenth' Judicial Circuit, and providing for conUnisons criminal courts therein, f necessary. Joint Reeolation No. 20, instructing our Senators and Representatives to urge Ifgislation to equalise the payor all soldiers, was amended so as to make it read, Sfto the best interests of the country " m An amendment by, Mr.,' Newcomb,. to levy a direct tax for the money neces sary to be raised by the resolution, was voted upon, but no quorum voting, the House adjourned until 2 p m. I Aitekhoos The :ToaperanCe bill was postponed until Friday at 2 P. x , Mr. Shuey not defining himself and riends strong enough to risk the meas ure, i :J Mr. Lane introduced a joint resolution to instruct our Senators and BepresentaJives to vote for the increase of pensions of privale and non commissioned officers to $16 per month. ' Mr. Stewart offered a concurrent reso lution upon the subject of Congressional Township lands for school purposes, y Mr. rettit's House nut, no. ioo.ro. iardinir soldiers' claims, was lost by a vote of ayes 45 noes 35. . The Joint Resolution of Mr. Meredith, to amend the Constitution by strikimg out the XIII Article, was passed by a vote of aye 51, noes 42 A Joint i&eaointion to atnena tne Section of Article IV. of the Constitu tion, so as to allow cities to raise levy tax for school parposes, was passe a by a vote of ayes 56, noes 31. " A law affixing a penally to Benin liquor' on Sundays and election days, passed by a vote of ays i i, noes . House .bill. No. :X77, amending tne law in reeard to the .publication of Udelioquent taxes, was passed. The nill pays sixty cents per line lor tne taoie, instead of thirty cents. : A Joint Resolution for annual sessions of the Legislature, failed by a vote of ayes 39, noes 48. ! 1 be House adjourned at ina. Journal. Why was thc 7th or Dboembh Appoistbd as Thakboiviko-Dat? The Chicago Journal inclines to the belief that President Johnson departed from the nsual cus om of appointing the last Thursday in November as Thanksgiv-ng-Day, and denominated the 1st Thurs day in December, for the reason that as Congress meets on the 5th of that month, he will be enabled before the 7th to officially announce to the world that slavery baa ceased to exist in the United States,"thus providing additional cause for thanksgiving. ;' ".' , - Tb MiMlMlnpl LmlUtara recently debated two hoife di hell whether or aot to relet the BUn and ttrlpea over the c.pitol.. . We are not sore that the Sta'i and Stripes should have been raise over that body. "Would you advise' me to oin the cburcaT : inquired a aoted scoffer of the noted Parson PeU.. Cartright. Bv no means," was the emphatio. response. "Why not?" asked be astonished : sinner. Because it couldn't posib'y do yon any good, and might do the chorch some harm. SathvilU Pret' and Timet: A Cuts) Dodoi-Watch Hol About one w-eb, or perhaps ten days ago, an oily looking . cbap ,,tth side whiskers under his ears, made his appearance in this city.V styling himself H M Lake. and representing the hardware bouse of Mi-ssrf. Horace W. Love a Co . New York. ' He visited several of our Main street merchants, exhibi'ing bis gi nletn, curry-combs, etc, and some bo or other grew in favor wuh some of them, which cost them ometbing in tbe end.' Lake borrow d $100 from Kfcsra Neale & Netberlandv' -aleo - $225 from Messrs. Cambridge & Co - giving, them "checks for the amount ("payable at sight") on Messrs. . Love uo., JNew ' xork. our merchants send on their checks, but they , are knocked into "pi" by a letter from Lake; telling them not to pay them. In the meantime Lake goes to St. Louis or Chicago, 1 no-doubt to play the same iricK upon meronants. ne aavise mem, however, to keep a sharp lookout, and if they see a little cherry-nosed, tallowfaced Yankee, with bnnchea o hair Under his ears, large enough for waterfalls, enter, their stores with a' small supply Ofr gimlets,' don't let him 6ore you, but Send him out of door with a very unfavorable impression behind. iAmsvtlle iem: STRA.YED. T?BOM MY STABLE. ON THE OOBNEB OF V gecoi.d and Cherry, on the 30! h of November. one large unrbam Much Vow. Eeecrlptionnite jow who reo ear ; emeu aorna, ret dot drooDlDg, polnt Inclined In : about 8 veaia old. I will pay a liberal reward to any one returning her to aie at my store, do. 3 nam atreet, or giving each Information a wilt lad to her recovery, 2 2.1w GEO. L. DIXON. TOYS, NOTIONS, &c, TOYS. YANKEE NOTIONS, CANDIES,&C. A. & W. CIIHIST. WX TAtl FLIA8UBE IN SAYING THAT we haTe returned from the Eaet. and receiv ed and have now on hand the largest ituck of all Kind! of Toys, Yankee Notions, ?aT Goods, Candid In every variety, Ao. 1 he targret atock In this city which we will sell at lower price than any Sons in Evansvllle, Dotn wnoieeeie ana ret.il. Come and boy your want for the Holiday. Oar tore, aoeompaniedi'ith tbe largrt Bakery la ttal City Is on Mela Street, between Thrd and fourth. deczilm a. w. uubibt. FUBS. Ladies Pup Capes. Victo- : rines. Collars, Circulars, Muffs, Cuffs, etc., la Mink. Sab e Fitch, and all kinds of Furs now worn. PA8HI0SAHLE HOODS, CAPS, TTJ&BANS, MfSSES C4PES, MVFFS& CUFFS All sues and prices. ajr5AAt' .a? iai -vupBj CJollars, (xloves. CHILDREN'S Fancy Fur Trimmed Caps. AT TATJTIXB A MABOONSIIR-S, U " ' . 8 MainBtreet. dec2dml A tpongh, Cold, or Sore Threat, BiQDiass laaiDiavs amtnioa asd taocLD as CNICKID. Ir ALLOWED TO COsmnUB, Irritation of tbe Langi, a Permanent l Throat Affection, or am Ina r enrabla bsag Plseasf - IS OFTES TB BBSOL-S. ; ItHllVVK'S BRONCHIAL. TROCHES aviso A Pieaov UjaacBTOTWB raaTa.eivc immuiatb aauiv. far Broaehltls, Aslbnaa, Catarrh, C pBtanpttv sad Tkrttt Dlittiti, TaOCBIS ABB OBXD WITH ALWAYS OOOB SV0CCSS. SINGERS AHD P0BU0 SPEAKERS will find Trocls oselul la clearing tb voioe whoa aaka before Dinging, or Speaking, aad relieving tbe throat alter aa naastwl exertion of the vocal grgana. The Track are recommended and prescribed "by Phniclana, and have bad tastlmonials from eminent mea throughout tbe country, jj Ing an article of true merit, and having proved their efficacy by a teat of many years, each year flnde them la new localities In various parta of the world, aad the TVecassar univsrsally pro noaeoed better then other articles, Ostajb only "Bsowb's Bbohchial Taooass," anil do aot take any of the ITortabM JiaAaCioas tbat may be offered. Sold everywhere la the United States, sad la Foreign Countries, at 35 cent per box. del cmdAw

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THE, VERY LATEST T E L.E O Tt A 1? II. Eastok. Pbbw. Deo. I. The western expre s train, which left Harrisburg , at 3 o'clock this morning, ran into a coal train at Whiie House, N. J., on the Ci, J. Central railroad, at about 8 o'clock this morn'otf. killing seven persons and wounding ten or twelve others. Killed R. 8.,Sbiday.f EastonrPenu., Edmund Johnson, of Washington, N.t J., Mrs. Francis, of West Twenty-ninth street, Nsw York City, James Tyler, of Easton, fenn., west. Mettoe, oi rniinpsDurg, N. J., Edward Davis, of Belvidere, JN. J.. J. W. Edintrer, of Carpenterville, N J. Wounded, Wm. Reed, leg' broken; Mrs. Harvey, leg broken, and her child alsoiniured: Andrew O'Neal, arm bro ken: Wm. Marsh, of Schooler's Moon tain, injured about the head; George Walbe. of Newark, elizhtly! A. S. Strong, of East Washington, Mass., badly about the head; Mrs. U. 8. String, slightly; i. C. Sonthep, of Trenton, dangerously; John T. Sloge, of Clinton, N. J., both arms; W. K Morris, of Washington, N J., in the side and arm. : ' SpecUl to tb S. T. Herald. . , From Canada. . Toronto, C. W., Nov. 30. The Board of Trade to-night resolved to hold a great international council and banquet alaa early day in furtherance of reci procity and of the Georgian Bay canal. Annexation clubs are springing up all over lower Canada. The French Can a dian organ wages a fierce war upon British dominations. The Fenians are quiet excepting occasional demonstra tions with rockets and fire arms, z (Special to the H. Y. Timee.l , . , Report of the Secretary of War. Washikgtos, Nov. 30. The report of the becretary of War is ready for delivery. It will satisfy the country that the same vigor characterizes , that depart ment in reducing tbe army to a peace footing which market its action in the prosecution of the war. On the first of May last we had in - Ihe field and in hospital 1,500,000 men. This number has already boen reduced to 175,000, and the process of reduction is still going on. By the first of July next the army will consist of 50,000 men, which the Secretary deems sufficient for a state of peace, aod he will ask for thirty-three million of dollars only for the year. A list of some 300 General officers to be mustered out is ready, but as Congress has not allowed Genet al officers any additional pay after tbe day of their being mustered out; an opportunity will probably . be given to remedy this injustice. - yt -,- - rreetdeat'a Dlapateh to Got. Holdca. Washington, Dec. 1. The Raleigh, N. C, Standard of Wednesday contains the following highly important intelligence. Gov. Holden has received the following telegram from President Johnson, which is laid before the public for their information: e Washington, Nov. 27, P. M. 5 , Bon. W. W. Holden, Provisional Governor of Worth Carolina: , ... -J-Accept my . thanks for the noble and efficient manner in which yon have discharged your duty as provisional Governor. Yon will be sustained by the Government The results of the recent elections in North Carolina have greatly damaged the prospects of the State in the restoration of its Governmental relations. Hbonld the action and tbe spirit oi the Legislature be in the same direction it will greatly increase tbe mischief already done, and might be fatal - It is hoped the action aod spirit manifested by the Legislature will bis so directed as to rather repair than increase the difficulties nnder which the State has already placed itself. - .f.ii- .. Signed Andbbw Johnson,' 4 President of the U. S. New York, Nov. 30 The Hera'S Washington special says the New York delegation are in time to press Henry J. Raymond for the Chairmanship of the Ways and Means committee, in place, of Thaddeus Stephens, late incumbent. No opposition is yet manifested to Mr. Colfax for Speaker, and; but little toward Mr. McPherson for Clerk. The arrivals of Southern politicians have been . quite numerous to-day. They disavow the obnoxious sentiments of some Southern speakers, and will be content to take what they can get in re construction. 1 hey confine themselves to the prosecution of their pardoned claims in person, and do not propose to talk politics till they can do it without damaging friends who are disposed to help them. Mr. (Jnauncey M. Lie Jfau, the newly appointed Minister to Japan, has notified the State Department that he will be in Washington shortly, and requests that much time to decide whether to accept or decline the ap pointment. His final answer will prob ably depend upon tbe action of hia friends, who are pushing him for . the New York Collectorsbip. From recent returns received at the Indian's Bureau, tbe various tribes of the United States are estimated to rep resent a collective strength of 307,800 souls, of which number o,4W are known to have served in the Federal army du ring the late war. Tit Fenians la Canada. New Yoee, Dec 1. The Herald" $ Toronto correspondent says : The num ber ot Fenians enrolled and drilling in Canada is stated to be nearly 82,000, OT whom nearly one-half are said to be al ready armed. A epecial to the unoune irom wasn ington, says: Ihe property at foint Lookout has been secured lor tne tem porary asylum for disabled soldiers and sailors. Congress will be asked at tbe opening of the session to donate the cottages on the Point for the purpose, and an appeal will be made to the liberal citizens of the country for means ' to pay for the land. Gen. Grant is in fa vor of having the Asylum established there. A special to the World from Wash ington, says ; A statement of the publio debt tor November will be published to morrow, it compares favorably with that of last October. ' New York, Dec. 1. A Washington special to the Commercial says : Intelligence irora warrenton states that three or four of the soldiers injured by the accident on Wednesday, cannot recover. They are being kindly provided and cared for by the citiaens. Amonz the latest arrivals of Con gressmen are Brown, of Missouri, Washburne and Conklin, of New York. T , Colfax will undoubtedly be elected Speaker. Uons. A. 1. earnet ana n. o. ocou, members of the Canadian Government, have arrived here s baa already been announced. Tbey are endeavoring to negotiate a reciprocal tariff and modify trade regulations, to go into sflect after the abrogation of the reciprocity treaty in March next ' ' Thia is Mr. Scott's second visit here for the same purpose, he having come in July last, after the adjournment of the Detroit Convention, in which he took a prominent part, as he is one of . 1 t 1 " 1 r . v n tae (eaaing memoera m tne Canadian Government lie speaks from au thority, and whatever he and his colleagues agree in, or succeed in obtaining, will be acknowledged and recog nized by the Government which they represent ; President Johnson s letter to Governor Holden disappoints those who had hoDed be would insist on the admission of Southern members of Congress, as it shows he will insist on an honest com nliacca with the terms of his policy. . The Republican members of Congress already have shown in conversation their belief that the President has under

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XT' gone a decided change in his feelings toward rtbe South; and intends to apply the break i. A day cr two since he ex pressed himself as much dissatisfied with North Carolina,- for defeating W. W. Holden as Governor. ... j t " " j RallF)ad,CoaaolidsUIn. - - ."Chicago, Dec 1 The consolidation of the Toledo, Peoria aod Warsaw Kail road Company Jand the Mississippi .and Wabash Itailway company was consum mated at Peoria to-day by a large ma jority ot the stockholder - n, Cotton Destroyed. . , :i Mobile, Nov. 30. Tbe Mobile Times has reliable information that. 4000 bales of Government cotton was destroyed by fire at Columbus, Mias.i on tbe zoth. The work of incendiaries; loss $100,000. Cincinnati. Dec. I. C. iW. Sear!, one of the oldest judges in the State, died at Zianeswlle this morning. , . - Tbe remains of General Simon Ken ton, the pioneer, were re-interred yester day.! The ' ceremonies were witnessed by a large number of. citizens from all parts of the State. - J .An old building. . corner Pike and Pearl streets, fell last night,' lulling two men.."' 1 " .' '' ' . & New York, Dec' I. A large and ani mated meeting of the Tamany Demo crats, for the purpose of ratifying tbe nomination of John T. Hoffman for Mayor, and Richard O'Gorman lor Corporation Council was held last nigbU a Cooper institute. " I B-lvar and Weather. : r - Cincinnati, Dec. 1 Noon. The river has risen 3 inches. There is now 7 feet 3 inchss water in the channel.- Weather cool and cloudy. Thermometer 38. PittsbcsG, " Dec. 'l.Rivef 3 feet ' 6 inches by.$he pier-mark and falling. Weather clear out cool. Av '' 1 ! Special. to tbe Dally Jouraai.l Monetary and Commercial. Cincinnati Market Review. ' - ,4,"; .' WBDBBsaAY. Hov. 29, MOeC ' There la ao special ohaaga to not in tbe sit na tion of so i merdal affeir eiace oar last. ' The urns caulioa and abeenee of speculation, which bee been the maiked feature ia buinee clrclei. till eontinna. There I general relootanca to do more than anpply too current demands, aid await ttu action of to eVeretsry of tbe Treaenry and tha" approaching aaasloa of Congrest, wboee aanres will in a gnat degree control tbe money and trad of tbe country. Merchants gonerally are adhering closely to the cash principle in tbeir transaction, so that should tbe Secretary follow up hie "currency contraction" policy, they may oat be embarrassed by the stringency of money. Then i a batter feeling la mercantile circles, a tbe net Is being realised tbat hereafter, while tbe prollta will be smaller, tbey will bo mora rrealar and uniform. While it is anticipated that pricea will balm th declining eca! thay will not be subjected tt tha great fluctuates daring the war, and that, with caution and prudent mea. area on tbe part of Mr. McCulloch, trad and commerce need not be irjorlonUy affected or dis turbed. 'TINA.NCIAL. There is little to note la money matters, beyend the quiet and caution incident to other commercial mattdra. Zbe stringency of currency 1 very much relaxed, and tbe supply is easy for present wants. Bankers dlacou t good paper at 8 to 10 V cent., with no pressing demand, as tbe prorisloa men are relaotoat tola vest ia tbe present demoraliaed s ate of the hog market. Government Bonds are somewhat weaker, ehltfly under tbe Hezieaa sews ; these aeourities are very sensitive to any forelgatomplteattone. Exchange is arm at par to oae-teala premium. QE0CERIE8. The demand, though aot heavy, m been very fair for the asasjn, as the business of the year dr .ws to a cleee. Merchants from the Interior are keeping up st eks by frequent ordersStocks are rather light, but large parohasea' especially of staple, are now being made East. Ooffia la slightly U w.r, 88 to M4.; but there Is a filing that It will go oo lower, as we are ad. vlaad that during the peat few day our grocer bare bought In Mew Tork for thia meiket aboie lO.esO bars. Sugars are also a little down; Hards, 20J,o.; A. Coffee. 19j to 194o., and Baw low.r. Caudles, 22 and 89c. lor light and fall weight. Raisins, B5 60 and S3 76 for M. B. and Layer. ' Glass is ma very light supply and hard to flod at. 15 , 84 to; ,8x10, A liUt advance In Tar, Shot, and Wrapping Paper. I a other goods there Is no material ohangs. ' " BOO HABKET. During the past few days there has been a break-down la prices, whioh has almost amounted to a panto. Since the opening of the season, packers and drovers, varying o greatly In their views, have been standing apart; and bow, when we quote tbe market at f 8 25S9 gross and 10 83(9810 60 net, there I a mcch reluctance to make terms. Packers are even looking for lower prices. PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE. It is hard to give any quotations for Provisions ia tbe present tateef the bog market. Holder are trying to get rid of tbeir stock at the heat prices the; can. Mea Fork we eOered at f 27 without buyer, aad Lard ha gone below 20o. In tierce. Flour doe not recover from the lethargy which it ha main, tained for aema time. Corn has materially de clined, and may be quoted dull at 4S90e for new and old. Buckwheat Flour 7(g8o la barrels and sack. Cheese SIWA22C Apples tSaSS 50 for Northern. The general tendency of product I toward lower prices. FREIGHTS. Toe low a tags of the rlvsr has agala advanced freights on the Lower Ohio to Oo. Competing Unas to the East are in some instances making lower than the- published rate, but ao change In schedule ha been snide. . FOSTER BROTHERS, Wholesale Grocer, ; . . : Ko. 4 West Second Street, - ; Cincinnati Market. - ' OisflismATT, Ceoember 1 P. fit. PI.OIIB Dull and prices nominal. W BE AT Dull aod Si lower ; aew red 1 70 ; old 1 95. - - .; i-v : f . .-... rr. OOBH Dull at 45c for aew, - - ' i-t OATS Are in good demand at 42o. BYE I steady at 92c for prime. HOGS Dull. It Is diffioult to giv quotations. The rates aeked are 11 Hmli 00 net, and S 6O10 00 sroe. Receipt 2,407 head. HESS PORK Is held firmer at 28 00 for old 28 Sf(a29 00 for new. ' " GBKEN MEATS Ar held firmly at c, 120 and 15o for shoulders, sides aod hems. ' LABD la held at 0cGROCERIES Quiet. WHISKY-Steady at 8 28. GOLD 147148. MILLINERY. .0 SELLING , OFF (: &t Cost. mine ladiis would do wul to call JYIrsV MoCormiek's I before purchasing elsewhere, as abe is selling off bar Millinery rJtoch eaa etner xanoy soiioaa a r OOST.and will ooatinue to do so until th lWth bf January, oa acoouat of going to make a change In the store. - -. . . -. . . dec da SURVEYOR'S NOTICE. ALL PERSONS OWNING Os IbTBBESTID la lands adjoining the llo ice--described tract are hereby notified that on tbe itfth day of December, 1886, we will have tbe County Surveyor of Vanderburgh County, Indiana, to pro ceed to ran the lines aad perpetuate th corners t the northeast quarter of ths outneast quarter, the west half of the southeast quarter, the east half of th northeast quarter, tne soutnoal i quarter of th southeast quarter, and the south line with tbe east aad -west corner thereof, el the scuthwest quarter of section 6, township 8, range 10 west, in the Vincennee land district. : v A - ADOLPH SCBKEINBtCa. deea tf HENBY HAIDLOW. legal; Petition to Sell Seal Estate. -'J - - STATBOP INDIANA, Ion TiXDsaecttoa Covarr. f NOTICE IS HEBEBY OIVEN THAT W1L. Hem H. Walker, AdmtnUtrator of tbe estate oi jouu x. raix.er, a see as ed, has Died in peinius to sell th real estate of the decedent, his personal being insufficient to Tiee hia'rLahtat'and that said petition will be heard, at the next term of ths Court of Common Pjseeef aaid county. Attortt ; - ., BLYTHK.HYNES. ol-UdASa-w - i -.i- Clerk Y. O. O. P,

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i- Hotiee to Steamboats. A CONSTANT SUPPLY OF SCBEESSD COAL -IA. on hand at tbe Honey Creek i'oxl, landing. two mile above B-ocKpurt. narges nue at reasonabls prices. HOKEY CREEK COAL CO. 1 AN ORDINANCE, ' , Changing as Organization of Ik Board of Health, sad Defining Ut Dtitt aad Pomn; famed Aovemer27, 186&. . .' ( j SscTioH I. Be it ordained by the Common Council of tbe City of Erantville, tbat the Board of Health of said olty shall hereafter consist of tbe Merer and rur reputabla Physkiana ol the city, to be appointed by tb Council trlennlally, who shall meet (or orgauizatioa within tan days from the timeot their appointment, and at least once a month' thereafter, aod at eoch other times as the majority ef the members ntey deem nec-ie-aary, or tbe President deeinatee. - Tbey eball elect a Preeident and Secretary from tbeir own member. For their vioes, they (hall each receive three dollars for every session of the Board which they may attend, and II any member shall absent hlmse f from three eoasecutivs. meeting of tbe Beard without .sufflrleDt canse, of which the Board shell be tb Jadcre, tb Secretary aball certify the iact to the Common Council, who shall Immediately remove the negligent member aod appoint anotn r in nu place. kxo x. Tha Secretary eh lit kesp a Journal of ' prpceeoing oi ine oonta ; ne snail bare bis office ia some convenient part Of the city, and ball promptly submit all comman;cRiou aad other metier requiring th action or the Beard to the Pie dnt, exaulne Into all oolsanoea. - - - - u.iu uu veu.ee vi Bictiw, woich may oome under bis observation, of of which m.. reoeive aotice, and under tb direction of the Board, caoe tbe earns to be removed, destroyed cr disinfected. Hi om pet Sat ion shall be at Die uus iee uaa tnree nnnarea or more than ix hundred dollars per annum, as the Board may from time to time determine. Sxo. 3. The Board of Health shell hafe the gen- ....... VM w. mtinrr ooaamoa of tne city, and furnish OK-dtcal ."treatment and provMs for tha prap-r care of tbe indigent a irk of tha city, except such as are provided lor In the County Poor House; tbey shall have power, during the prevalence of an epidemic, to adopt such regulation, other t'lan th-as-apeclally provided for in this Ordinance, for tbe pubtie health And aafety - . j w mmisbuotw, RuvriTi oi nun ana eauee of sickness, as may be c. neistenf w th fie lawful exeroiee cf their powers. 8so 4. The Board of Health shell J,.-, whDever they may deem it necessary , tor tha n-un oi ine city, to take the mist proroot and emcient rae&sure to prevent the introduction of evutegious or miaetiou aireaaes intav the city, and far the immediate and safe removal of any person or persons who may b toned therein ini.cieo wnn anvsucn dleeeaei and It hr.fi joined enun all citv otfioere to h. i... ,iKi-ni in aenxiiQK in Hoarder Health In the uircasrge oi snetr aau. Bee.fr. lie Board of fleatfh-shall bv-t mA establish, during the prevalence, or ia anticipation of any mvignaot, infection, contagious, or epidemic d.eease, such temporary hospital accom modation the emergency may require, and mak all nee sttarv rrovieinn o. th . and treatment of fatten te therein-: the na! iient being allowed, when able In eh. penaes tbereof, t employ any physician be may eelrot. - ' See. 6. Tbe Board of Health ah. II Hi.i,t. ... city into two or more health districts, in each of wuico iney euau eppoint a pbyaiclaa ia (ood standing ia th medical profession, who aball be axwa as ine i.ity rnysician or the district for which be shall have been affolnled. The City Physician shall render medical services to tbs Indirect sick of tbeir resiw-tire district, nnrf.. such rules and resnlat'ons as the Board of Health may adopt. They shall Diamine into a 1 aal. sauces, sources ot filth, and causes of s ckness in ineir reepeciiTo uietricta, ana report tbs same, together i'b tbe namber and character of all contagiO'ia, malignant, or infections dieeaav tbat may fell under their treatment. weeiklV. orr.O-.r to the Secretary of the Board, if it be organized ; and tbey aball be entitled to such comneneetinn a may I be from time to time fixed I tha. n,,.A of Health, not to exceed tbe um of Ibres ban dred dollars each per annum, and to teres during See. 7. The Beard of Health shall ennrrurt In wilting with one or more druggists in tbs city to furnish medicine to the tndhrent sick, rm th. s riptiOBSof the City Physicians; and the Board shall report annually to tne Common Council, and iuvu wiuur timn s ine vounoii ntey atract. Sec. S. At the reenter meetrrsre of tha Ho.r.4 ant oftener, if required-.' the Secretare- of ,h. Board shall submit a written statement tnth. cleanliness aod health- of the-city, and suggest such sanitary or hygienic measures aa b may deem important in preventing tbs introduction and spread of disease among the inhabitant. rxo. 8. it shall be the duty of every practising physician in th ei-y to notify tbe secre-ary of tbe Board of Health of evsrr nerson snSVrin. ot a contagious, an 1 af rt lous, or an spidemic d.sesae in ine cny wnuin twelve none alter- the condltion of the person comes to bis knowledge, airing the name, age, sex, nativity, street of residence definitely, and kind of bouse,-whether frame cr brick, aad whether bested by stove or grate, and every nch physician Shalt on the last day of every month, or oftener if required by th vuwu. repui, ,u me oecretary every oath which hail com to bis knowledge in tbe course ol bii practice, giving the name, age, t-x; nativity, street of resideoos definite y, kind of house, whether frame or brick, aod whether lnateJ he store or grate, and the name and duration of tbe disease, wi h snob sanitary Temarks as ha may think proper to mike; and should any physician neglect to comply with the requiremeat of this (action of this erdlnar.ee and the regulations and ordure of the Board of Health uinwujc .nereto, oa snail Tor every such neglect forfeit and pay not lea than three nor more than twenty dollars. Sxo 10 The B ard of Health .k.u every practising phyeiciaa when tbey regard any form of disease epidemic, aad after eoch aoUSoa tiou every physician must immediately comply with tbat part of the ninth, section of this ordinance relating to reporting persons suffering of an epldemlo form of disease, and Unorders and I emulations of tbs Board ia relation thereto or suffer the penalty fixed in tbe ninth section for such neglect; aod it aball ba the duty of the Secretary of the Board to aid in a strict compliance with this and the preceding section of this ordinance by supplying tb necaaeary blank form sjws personal or written application, nto 11. The Secretary ehall keen a l.ov in which tbercpon required by We ninth and tenth sections of thia Ordinance, (halt be consolidated, which book or register aball be open to tbe infection of any citizen; - - bxo. lis vne or more Mnwigers aball be p. pointed by th Council, who aball have th authority of police officera.ead may bs removed at any time upon tbe rarommwndation of the Board of Hiaith, or without such recommendation. It shall be Ihe dnty ef the Aleesengar to visit and inspect every eectiou of tbe city at least once In every week, aad report te the Board all cs of neglect or violation of th provisions of thsordinsnces or the city, or rule acd orders of the board cf Health ia relation to nuisances. He shall aleo serve aoUoe upon all persons who may be found nrgheting or violating aoy snch provisions, which notice shall in svery case specify tbs neglect or violation complaiued of, and ehall require the party to ooaforut to tbe requ'remesrs of such ordinaooea, rule or orders; and in all ease where parties shell neglect or refuse to comply with such requirements, it shall be the duty of the Messenger to cause suit to be brought' before the Mayor oi Recorder against the per win or persons com plained of, lor such peglect or violation ; and said afeesenger shall a'so report to the Common Council once in etery week, the name and place of residence of all persons upon wbom auch notice may hare been served, and who may have refused compliance therewith. Bald messenger shall receive for his services such compensation a may te fixed by tbs Common Council, acd he may he removrd at any time by the Council rind another appointed tn hia place. , Sao 13. Any Darson or Mrsnm ehn m.w mbUI or refuse to comply with any rule, order or regulatlou adopted by the Board of Health, after receiving notice thereof, or who may in any manner interfere with the execution of tbe orders of (aid Board, hall, for every such offence, forfeit and py any turn tot exceeding one hundred dol lars. Sec. 14. An ordinance passed May 1, 1847. en ti tled "An Ordinance ettabllshins: a Bmrd of neauia, ana an ordlnanc passed December 28, ims, euiiiiea - an vrainauce to amend an ordinance pa-sed Slav 1, 1847. entitled An Cidin.nee establishing a Board of Health.' " are hereby reP""1- W. BASES, Mayor. aiteet : A. at. Mcsairr, Clerk. dec. dlt NOTICE:: Attachment Notice. - William Sullivan . Daniel Lb mea ; before ' teams Hatch, JuaUcesf the Psace. . NOTICE IS BEBXBY GIVEN, THAT A WBIT of Attachment was waned oa ths 28th day of October, 18; 5, aud said -writ -was returned with personal property attached,-and the time tot for hearing this sense is on tb'llttr day of December, 1805, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day, at my office tn Centre township, in Vanderburgh eiuoty, Indians, where all n nuns Interested may attend if they think proper. The aaid defendant H not a resident of tbe State of Indi--1 STEARNS HATCH, no2S-w2 w Justice of las Peaxe. r NOTICE.; Notice of Appointment as Admin- ; t istrator..; - s NOTICE IS HEBEBT CITES THAT THB undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the estate of Thomas Hughes, late of Vander burgh county Indiana, deceased. Bali estate is supposed to be solvent. ' . j 0ct3-w3w ; ANTHONY KBLXY Adm'r. LUMBER. VfJE WISH TO CONTBACT FOB 155,000 V V : feet of Poplar (and some' Oak) Joist and Flooring, deliverable here by tb 1st of February next. - - ; 8. X. GILBEBT OO., nov2l wSt No. 4 byeamore street. TO SOLDIERS. IT. S. Sanitary Commission Claim Agency. NO CHARGE SERVICES. CS1SLES E. MARSH, local Agent, Office No. 6..." Third SL, ! (Bet locust and Main), XTABSYILLE, Ihd, .. 7" I ,IUJtS I , The C. 8. Sanitary Commiesio, desiring to relieve Soldiers, Bailors aod their huailies from the heavy expenses usually paid- for the prosequMoB of snob claims, have established this Agency to collect Peneioae, Arrears ef Pay, Bounty, and ether claims against tha Government, WITHOUT OHABGB OS IXriNBl OF ANY KIND WHATVBB TO THB CLAIMANTS. - On application sent tb this Agency, stating the name and poetoSoe address of the taimant, the same, rank, compaay, regiment, service, and State of the soldier oa who account tbe claim at made, and date of discbarge or death the proper blanks will be filled out at far aa possible and sent to the person apply ifcg. These can then be executed and fjetarnod to this om . where the claim will 'be prosecuted te a final issue in the shortest possible time. ' jyll-Ssaw-eotdSod

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UNDERTAKERS. R. SMITH &BRO , . UNDERTAKERS, S. X. corner Ksln treet. Bear Canal, XYASTSTILLE, ISO. Cofllus and Hear fornlsbed to order. oet - SASH AND DOORS. STEELE & THIBLE, lOOBD ST., BIT. CHESTNUT AKD CHEBRT, 1 BTAS8 VILLB, INDIANA.. .': V ASH, DOORS, WMDOW BIISD8 Dressed Lumber -t Soards, Laths, Ac, of every deecripttoa constant) w haad. Packing Boxes ef all ktads msde to or. rdsr. Sawing of svsry kiad don on the shortest ootlca. aplS-ly WANTED. , Book Agents, Look Here ! ; '.' RETTELL'S NEW OMK-VOLfJME HISTOBT of the Rebellion, now Bublsshed and -being; delivered to subscribers, gives excellent salisfaction, bevlog been carsfulfy prepared for th Press inc tb close of the War. It is the War complete. In a single volume of about 80 larg an) closely printed psges, Illustrated by Map., and forty beautiful eteel engravinge; has an Index of events, and is etroog'y bound in leather. Tbe popularity of I hi work I rarely equaled. Tbe canvass is but jost tegua, jet i bat. within ninety days ever tO 000 subscribers. Multitudes are waiting for Just such a book. It is the e be pest War History published or even proposed. Tbe anther was formerly editor of the Army and Mavy Journal. Agents can solicit with a sample. For t Ireutars. with terms, address UKhlBT HOWE, Mo. Ill Main atreet,. -- b28 Cincinnati, Ohio. FEED. Chopped Teed. WX ABE JUST KEOEITINO I cl ST0BE 500 bushels of chepped wheat screenings, which as food for milk cow., is much superior to ship stuff and bran. Those who wish tha la-gest possible yield of milk from their cows had better try it. , B. 8. BOSTON CO., , , eept6. No. 30, Water Street. : newspaper Editors. tirX BATE NOW ON HAND 600 BUNDLES V V of News Paper, assorted sizes, as well as News, Job and Colored Inks. B. . BU8TON A CO., espte. - No. 30, Water Street. - i Bran. ; SACKS for sale at No. 80, Water Street. B. S. BUSTON A CO. - 1000 septs. -v Hotice to Contractor!. . JECEidBEB 1, ISfli. The Common Couuoll of the City of Kraasvllle will reesrte Sealed Proposals until December attd, 1866, fur grading and bowldering the following street, viz: .1. Main street, between Water and First. :. (to irid street, between Locust and Sycamore. ' Third street, between Locust and Sycamore. -Specifications msy be seen at this office. A. M. MnGBiriT, Clrrk. Uaioa onpy . JEWELEBY. BITTROLFFi DELANO IVo. t8 iVIain Street, HAVX BECEITED THEIB NEW STOCK, which is full aad complete, comprised of tbe newest and best styles of . - - -J E W E L R Y W JkT.T C II E S DIAMONDS CH1INS SOLID RINGS GOLD FENS SPECTACLES SILVERWARE PLATED WARE WORK BOXES CLOCKS WATCH MATERIALS eScCif eScCm Which we ofier at the lowest figures. Call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere, or yon may loose a bargain. We are determined toesll.. This Is a good time to buy yon our Holiday Preaeat. BITTBOLFF A DELAIiu. Bx9d2mo CLOTHING. Hawley & Sniith, Dealers in CLOTHING AND FURNISHING - GOODS, 81 Main Street, Kt ansTllle, Ind. COW FEED. Feed Your Cows. ej rr( pounds or good beak, foe Jj JJ J aale cheap at the Mew York Grocery, Call early and leave your orders. nozi riseuas, iuuvilijI cs. SUNDRIES. FLOUB FULL SOPPLT. TBOX 6UPEBfine to Choice Extra. BAIBD 8TABT. - QALID HAT FOB 8ALB IN QUANTITIES JJ to auit customers, We bale our own bay. and warrant all we soil. JSA1BD a bXAsX. a23dlm. EXPRESS. THE Adams Express COMPANY r - Have Mtabliahed aNEW ROUTE BETWEEN r Cairo, Nashville and Points South. VIA ' ; Johnsonville, Tenn. '. Arrangements having been completed, this old and reliable Company are now prepared to receipt lor t reign is to NASHVILLE, f CHATTANOOGA, t KNOXTILLE, ATLANTA, ROME, t MACON, And all accessible points Souths by taa above popular and expeditions route. The attentioa of Merchants and Shippers, aud the business public generally, is directed to the : Superior Inducements Offered by this Old and Bailable Line, la point a dispatch and great reduction ia the rate e fretirht. w-. For fall particulars enquire at the Adams Express Office, No. 18, Chandler's Block, Eransville. ' nl-tf COAL. i - BODIAM COALMINES. Offlce on Water Street, Between Mala and Locust btreeis. S A. constant sappiy, and osdera prosnptly filled, 031 COMMISSION. uiuus. A. a.8aar. a. w. uaxpsb. : DAN AIKEN & CO., OSITIIBAX COMMISSION MIRCH1XTS US POYDBAS STBEET, New Orleans, Louisiana. Bo22-tf YY7X HAVX JDST BI0IIVXD A FULLSUP V V ply Of Small rjalt. 0S(e BAIBD STABX.

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COMMISSION. McFerran & Menefee, (LATE OF LOUISVILLE. ET.) - f) coMMissieii vJi Merchants, :! t COTTpN FACTORS, And.Manufaturers Agents for the Sale of Bale 1 . .Rope & Bagging;. 102 - - axLd --104 . , . ...... , , . ,.- i . , WEST,COLUJIllIASt, - j 1 (Betiron Tin au4 Baco StrexU.) ( CINCINNATI, OHIO: We Adopt this Hethod ., Of informing our old friends and the trade pnerally, that we have this day opened our house in Cincinnati or the transaction of a OEJf EEAL C0MMISSI0B" AND C0TT01T BUSINESS. ' In the Purchase and Bale Of everything In tbe line oV Coa'taiesiou Mei chants, we oiler Atcillties equal tr tbosi of any hous in the Wrst. CaskAdTances' ' ' Will ba made on Produce of all kinds, and Sales rendered with promptness, and on ths most liberal term. . -. .--.- COTTON. , , - To th s branch of r.nr business w propose to give f art'calar attention, and we feel aisnred that with our psst experience in the sals of this stapls we can render satisfaction to those shipping te us. Our arrangements w II enable us to self either in this market or the Eastern cities, aa the owner ay desire. Bale Rope,' Jagging and Twine." - - Having the Agency for sale cf ssveral choice brands of Kentucky Btgclng,ss Willi; all linns keep a supply of the v articles from tb best factories. . .- r India Bagginjr, '' la rcll cr bales, wm us touud in oar bouse. Plantation Supplies. To ths purchase and shipment of supp'li-s of all kinds, we will give doe attentioa. aud leliete tbat wa ran furnish Bacon, Lard, flour, Farming- Implements, eVc, fully low, oa order, as if the parties desiring: the coods trers present. Very Hespectfuilt, McFKRUAN A MENIFEE. Cincia :ati, Oet. 14. 1S65. o27-oi COMMISSION. Waits, Crano Sc Co , r 43 BROAD ST., NEW YORK, rOBACCO and COTTOM i j :i-;..:t.'--, FACTOBa, AKD GENERAL COMMIS.3ION BIcrcbaikfa. W- C Watts & Co., : NO. 14, TEMPLE BUILDINGS, DALE 6TBEIT, LIVKItPOOL, ENGLASD. COMMISSION Merchants, TO THE BALE OP AHEBICAM PRODtFCTeJ OEMEBALLT. Brown, Dunkerson & Co., , E7A1VSVILLE, IND. - Commission Ilercli'ts AMD FORWARDING AGENTS. ' j Also, Especial Agents for the ' r XI OllOfOXXtstXlZl. o COTTON EXPJRESS AND XBIB TBAN3POBTATIOK CO. Watts, Cssax A Co.... New York. W. O. Wans a Co.....LiTtirpool, England. Watts, Oivan A Co ........PJuceh, Ky. BaowH, JDMKxasoa A Co.. ..Kvausville, Ind. Given, Watts c Co., Tobacco and Cotton . .. FACTORS, GENERAL COMJaiSSION MEBCH ANTS, FINAHCTAti AND TXAN8BHIPPINO AGKNT3. ; -.-' IV cw Orleantt. a. Our Messrs. Henry T. Given and Wm. Brown will proceed to New Orleans al oaee, to take eberee of tbe above old ettablitked Commission House, and would solicit tbe patrouage of the public. Each of the above-named Bros will ad vance upon ehtpmeats made tbe other. Especial attention given to trans-shipment sf (ooacco to Aurope ana the Atlantic Cities. With the combined experience, capital and facilities of our several connections, we certainly can o&er such Inducements to tbe commercial pubila as tbey rarely have presented te them. - . - Very rwipectfully, GIVEN, WATTS CO. April 1st, 1866. , . mhu8, Eollofoatalno COTTON EXPRESS. OILY TEN DAYS TO ISW VOBH TIME OUABANTEXDI ' ; rTVHIS LIGHTNINO XXPBSSS UNB FOB X. the tnwsalssion of Cotton to the Bast, by i C Is patch, m now fully eateblMea. mef Time Bills of Lading will be given. T1MX THEOUOa, TEN SAYS. SF Consiaaments solicited. BBOWN, DUKJTKiidON A CO., Agents, 1-dtf Bvansvllte, Indtaca. ERIE TRANSPORTATION CO.' 8 . .Time Express. TES DATS from Eew xTork to . ETansTllIe. . .u-. TIME OIIABMTEGD. THIS XXPBXSS IS HOW BBADY FOB batdnssa. Through receipts glvsa aad tlm aaaraateed by WM. H. DABLIBG, Awnt, Ho. ISS Broadway, Hew York. -O. W. ABBOTT, Agent, No. IS State Street, Boston. BEOWN, DITHKEBSON A CO., Agents, -Xvaaavule, lad. aprlt'staly

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ESATBLISHED, 1831BOOTS & SHOES. f-tfi Is not only lhe Bob af the Culver," bs i. ir ''eadiaartar for the TRADE, K And at We are from Boston, and are acquainted with the best v Manufactures ; in Jlassachu1 setts, We can offer our . Customers better Goods -I . at Lower Prices than , -, can be found in the . ... - j , State. A call at Our - ? IL'J STORE Will Conyince any one of this fact. We are new receiving our Fall . Stock of Fashionable and Good Goods,' which we hare had j made to our order, from THE BEST OF STOCK, and in Styles to suit THE BEST TRADE of this city and vicinity. -. tiB" Amonjf other things, the following will always be found ia our Stock : v ' . . .........Mhos' Fine Sewed Calf Boot Oiiters - - " ' " Wellington Tie ....... - - Pegged Calf Boots.... ". " . Kip " '.. " Grain Leather Boit.... Boys' Calf Boot. . .. .... .... Pine Kip Boots- , ... - . , . : Grain Leather .'lo-ts ,. ,.,,,, , .. " aad Childrsns' " Plain and Cop.......per Tipped. ...... Ladies' Glova GaU Congress BooU " " Polish ... . " " ' Congres " -.. " Kid ' ' " ' 'erge Gaiters and Baiitorals....... -.-.-.Ulssefl' Polish BouU, in fatf, Goat and Kid ......Oongran Boots, In Govst, Kid and Cloth ......-.xlisees and Children' Copper Tipped Shew . (flesvy,' Medium sail rioe..... : These goods are made from beater stock than If made-up In Ifai .... city, and In better Style. Brery pair will gir satisfaction. , . " We tell nogooil that hpid a profit to Cincinnati Jobber, or "aay other man," but have them ........ from tbe men that make them, and of course caa sell good at vry low price. " - ..;.. ar Tbsukful for the vary iihsrsl patroaage which ws hare received tn tbe past three months, we hope to merit a larger (hare, with our Kc- . ...- tensive Stock and Hew and Zlegaat .... 8tylos. P. 8. Small Dealers la the......... City or County Supplied at . Pair Rate. .-' . J. S. RICKER & CO., , ; No. 8 Second St. ; ep2-fim LIFE INSURANCE. Business Men, Mechanics, Everybody, should Insura Against ACCIDENTS!! THE 0RIOIANL TRAVELER'S INSURANCE Co , - --r- -J t. OF HARTFORD, Conn., C AP IT A L s ! 500,000! . Insures Against ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS - Causing Bodily Injury or Los3 of Life. r IT LS CHEAP. A Policy for 45,01X1 ia caa of fatal accident, or fliS per week iu esse f disabling injury, costs lint tli to $30 per year. Any sum. from SoOO to 81U,(A, with f t to W weekly eompsusatioa, at proportionate rat-s. Poiicis written for five years. I. IS IVITEBSAI. , ."' ' This Company Insures against alt sorts of accidents, whether rhty occur In traveling, working In tbe shop or factory, walking ia the street, swimming, riding, bunting, Sshing, etc- It issues policies for nil rrotis ia ell pert of tbe United Btsbis aad Oauwlae. and (rants permits to visit any part of the world. Tula insuear.ee is sought alter and valnad by all classes of men, rich er poor. IT IS KZLIABIE. ' Tho Traveler's, of Hartford, Is tbs oldest accident inenranc company in the United States, and established oo a firm basis. It has issued many tboesaud policies, pays clalma for cooipeesatiofl almcst daily, and its business is steadily Increasing. - Its capital i ampls, iu directory of tbe Bignest etieracter, snd tl h. eeer as' a mim-m im oath for the payment of ioetee. So Medical xautaatlon Kctiulred. nisi. TVe Orait a Day will Insure a man for S'OUtS er 410 weekly eempensatioa for one year. 3.O. BATTEB80N, Pres't. . BOOH Kf DENNIS, Sec 'y. A-flleDOSALD, AGKSiT, ' n3-Im Ne. 6 Wort si Water Street. i CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c i o. r. aosxscaasz.' A. 0. aoasacaaas ROSENCRANZ &SON. i. ' - ' i , avDealers Iu ; .-'! W A T C HE S " CLOCKS, JEWELEY, &C9 ' sfcC. eSCCa. No. 12 SECOND S Evansville, Incl.,' Have oa hand a Urge assortment and constantly ... receiving additions of American Gold and Silver Lever Watches. aw All articles la our line repaired la tha aeatast manner with dispatch, at th lowest rates, JySS-tf -, j. . . . ,

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1 1; m. a. vis. . T. VST..

DAVIS, SCYS7ER & Co., .

i . , " r (Successors to Mills k Co. ) -

Wharf boat Proprietors,1 Forwarding & Commission - r , , . - Merciiants, AND D'ALERfl IrT BOAT STORES, I)BT i f Owous, boots And shoeu, and it ' , CLOTHING, " , S3iTi3:Ti,A.isriD, jsrsr. . nU Im

a. a. Hsiao., ..a. a. STaar. BAIRD &. START, Buccessors to w. U. Aikman Co..) - GENERAL AQ;KNT3 Produce, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, EVANS VILLE, IND. Bofcr to H. Q Wheeler, Pres't First National Bank, and Sam'l Orr, Vice-President Xvansvilie National Bank. , , 4GENTS FOB OHIO BIVEB EALT CO ' nil ly ' BIGGS, LITTLE &C 0,i ArCTIOJT AND COMMISSION - i , MERCHANTS, ' J Real Estate and ' 1 GENERAL. AGENCY BUSINESS, Maia street, adjoining Banking House of Watts, Clvaa A Co., Paducah, Kentucky, .-. . SJ" Conslga meats solicited, aod liberal advances made upon Merchandise, Agricultural Implement, Meeds, Country Produce, Stock, feraltore. Books, Ac. Ac. SVsT-Jiefer to Wheeler A Bigg, EvsnlTitte, led. ; Watte, Given A Co., J. W. Sheerer ft Co., Ashbrook, Bysn Co., Henry Xnders, James O. Calhoun, heriff. oc25-ly

J. C. DUSOIJCIIET & CO., Forwarding, Commission . -AND i Produce Merchants, ? ' , Ne 19, North Water Street, (On Biook, next door toil. Dalxell) ... EVAVSVILLC, - - IAUIA.V4, ootlS. I JOSEPH WES r r s : : : : T. W. NETTELTON. yWest sSc fO'citelton; C " coimissio r- v . AND " ' '.'; , : .nr. FO RWA RDITJC f Merchants, COR. P0YDRAS & MAGAZINE. 'ew Orlcanit, sLa. . BEFEKENCES: "''' '

EvASsrtLLi. W. J

Lowry, Esq., John D. ; '!

Boehr, Cashier. . Bfotra Vsbmor. S. M. Leavenworth, Cashier, E. T. Sullivan, Ksq., John A. Mann, Esq. Ciaciaaavi.0. v xieitieioa, asq. issp,bm. W. JA8. JOHNSON T. T. WB10UT .-..Lata Walt A Johason. ..flf Msdison, Ind. JOHNSON & WRIGHT, COTTON FACTORS. Commiss'n Herchaiits FORWARDING & STEAMBOAT. Agents, No. 262 FRONT ST., - (Cor. (Aurt Bt. Up Stairs), , IVIempl.iH - - - - Tenn. , sept -Cm rolmB7HALL. FOSWAKDI.Iti AXD COMMISSION Steamboat A;ent and Wharr-bcat Froprlctor, EVANS VILLE, - - INDIANA. 'I IHE partnership heretofore exl.tlng nnder the X firm of Hall A Knid. forwarding and Commission More hat, U, Steamboat Ag'iut aud Wharf boat Proprietors. Is this dsy dissolved by matual oouse-1. John B. Nail bavHg bongbt ont tbe In forest of O. B. Budd, all business of the old . Arm will be settled by John B. Hall, wbo will continue tbe business ss heretofore. JOHN B. HALL, -" C. B.BtJDI). Xvansvilie, Ind., Oet. 6, 1865. - oet 18. W. H. McMaam T. T. Waiaar N. B. Wxtotrr. , tl McMakin, Wright & Co., t STORAGE, FORWARDING, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 1 And Dealers la all Kinds of Western i'roance liar, Corn, Oats, Bran,, ,., , Flour, Bacon, Lime, Cement, ' J , Af. etc. AC. 1 V T" No. 3 PROMENADE ST.,-l (Elliott's Block, foot of Jefferson Street, opposite Staamtxat Landing). . m iuempuis - - a tiii ii rept-Gm A . BRIGGS ft WALTERS,-) S Vliarf boat Proprietors - and ot , ItecelTtncr, Forwarding: ir j . and Commission , - Kustport - - - IVXisH'L''; - 12-Sm ' ' -! "-'J IEW IIO-USK IM DEW OIILEANI, t tv: ob.iltit: - A " ,, in (Formerly of Evansvllle, Ind.,) y-"-' Gene al CoimnissiiS PRODUCE "MERCHANT.' Wstrat tJomslg-mmamts SoJeltedl.HO. IS F07DBA3 STBEET, OOBNEB CF NEw" LEVEE STBEET, -' ' HKW OUL.KAHS, E.A. -J.T Befsrsncs The Orsat West, . . deal -, . P. S. Desonchet sv Co.J j" OKMEBAL . FORWARDING & COMMISSION B1EUCIIANT9, s J,;i No. U Pojdras St., New Orleans, Lav'l saaT Factors for sale of all kinds of Western . . and Southern Produce. Consignments and order''' solicited. , , ang21-om, a. c STICKHBO. ' semi a. mis. -.-to - Promptness " our Motto " rstlsbctlon " Aim. our ,y PEOPLE'S WAREHOUSE. t - v SPICELAND & TYLER, . . : (Successors to 8. A. Ford.) c . trrf COMMISSION 1, FOKWABDIXQ ,v MEROIT V JNTa?g3, TOBACCO FACTORS , , u Wholesale Grocers nantnn Vw . : f sul2-fm a.s. imcasT. . i. vimiiu HAYHURST A WHITTAXER, ,d, Produce and Commission t 3w3.'exo3.e.XLts3, mA No. 6 Water St, (next to R. Barnes q EVAN8VILLE, INDIANA. , . HIGHEST CASH PRICK PAID FOtt Wneat, Oata, B.sbs, Flax Seed, Lard, Tallow, Dried Fruit, llaaswaxu' J. A. D0NNALLY & CO., ; ; Wharfboat Proprietors anf; Commission & Grocery - MEK.CHAHT9, ' . .' Eastport - - Alisnraf 12.3m w. u. xaauas. ' --sarraM F. H. Ehrmsti & Co;, -COMMISSION, : FORWARDING AND STORAGE, Cor. Water & L.ocust Sts. EVANSVILLE, INdI X V Agents for Dodd'a, Hacueale and Urban' Fire Proof Sales; Kratz's Celebrated Sugar Mllii' Also en band, a full aaaortmect of Agricultural Implements, Fairbank's Scales, Ac, Ac. oc3-6ra' asto a SLtCKMoat, f wa. a. aixasaj 49 W. Front St., Cin. f 1 Evansvllle, Ind. S . M . BAEIftS ,(IO.,r Commission and -e Forwarding: . HKBCHA'HTii ; " IT Tchoupitoulas street. NewOrleaas, La.' t SMTBefers to John W. Ellis, Pres't 1st Nafl b'k, Cincinetl; Saa'l Bayard. lee . Cash. E ansville Nafl Bank, Brausnlie, ind.; Foster Brothers. Cin. oeM-3u Biowaj, DtJsarseo A Co EvaaarUla, IndJ I. 8caoKiu.es JSew Albany, Ib4 . n. k. Dr.vKERsoa. & co. Forwarding & Commission1 :vo nr. Merchants, ' "t - ..ill .T NEW ALBANY, INI. S AGENTS FOB THB BILLEF0NTAINE C0TTON XIPBESS. o2-' CLOTHING.

GREAT WARDROBE, i ; IVo. 84 31ain Street, (Nsxt Boor to Wasalngtoa House). 1 '3 ka. " Clothing ef ETery Bwsorlption. si lij HAWLEY A SMITH. -

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