Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 December 1865 — Page 4

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tiToBii uoiB UN MAIN bTBEAX. OPPOSE tit the Court Bom. E5n.ir?,0l JOHN A. WANTED. WANTEDAN AGENT IN EVEEY STATE, lor "The Petroleum V. haeby "P?? Carroll A Oo , publisher. Ihi. work te the mm then any ubcriptioo book mr publton.d. II will be richly bound In So EngHehcbMh, printed CD excellent paper, and with 1 illustration will I e numerous and well executed. The people want Just sachn book to make tne w " laogh end grow fat." President Lincoln one day. nearly worn on ty preesure of official dotlrw. poehlns- everything else aside, remarked to friend : H yoa eeeo tbe Neeby Pnpere ?' m Ho, I he not," was the answer. "Who te Nesbyt" "There ie chp oat in Ohio," replied tbe President, who bu boen writing e eerie of letter In th newspaper. I am going to write to Neeby to come down here, end I intend to tell him if be will communicate hie telent to me I will ewop pleoes wttb him." " Agent will state tbeir experience, If nor, end wlil name several cooutieetn tbe order or tbeir choice. We give the htgheet commleeion, end have oo beck fretfrht charges. - - - JOSEPH L. TOPHAM A CO., 8. X. oor. Foarth end Vine Stiwet, op27,!lm. - CltE- natt, Ohio. Agents Wanted ' FOB THE STANDARD E1S TOR T OF THE (COMPLETE in cne IABGK EOTAL OCTATO j vOLtJMBof ever 1000 pee,pIendidlylllQitmted with 127 fine portrette of Geuerale end ba.ttl4cenee. Thie i jnet tbe book the people want, end preeebU a rere cbnoe for egentt. Teechsrs. ladies, energetic mem end especially vetcrned and disabled offloore and aotdiere, la want ol profitable employment will find It pesuliaily adapted to their eondltk. - Send for circulars end see onr tonne. Addrees, - JONE3, BR". A CO., . epl,3m US Wet4tb S pV. ' toclnetlvO. eseaBBBSBMBesssassssaasaariaM-J jjsew FOR SALE. YTTiintnTn SELL OB RENT A BIVIS V V OetaTe. Boseweod, Eennd cornered Pleao, 176 Main street, or at Htsiden), on Chestnut, be tween BereotB aaa ignin m"-"" T?OB SALE A SEW f RAMB HoDSE tOSX taining 3 rooms and pantry, good cellar; two-etorT stable ; lot 29 by 144 feet, situated on the corner of Tenth and Uum streets. . j?oaaw ' ' " ' JA. hpknell; " . , , Boilers. .... rpWO 8TEAMBOAT BOILERS. S2 FEET 1 1 h,ngand 40 inches In diameter. Can cebonght I for reaeonable price. - For particnlars apply to or address JOHN B1BEYBE. Slt i w New Harmony, lad. Valuable City Property lor Sale, A7 FEET FBONTISO ON WATEB BTBEET 41,. iM fc,t frontiDC on Looust atreet. on which a' two brick store, leaeed to October, 18T. Also, 60 feet fronting ot First atreet by 160 feet on Local t street most desirable property for store. Aleo, , Lease for 20 Years n. th. followlna-: 7 Lets on Second street, and Lot on Locr.it. Pie to be seen and term knownat th con u tint room of Shacklin A "ld'ly1 3 ' '? :' JOHN 8HANELIW. VI OUt K AND LOT FOB SALE. 4 t A Bice Dwelling House, containing eight rooms, situated on Main street. Property in fine order. Immediate possession given. For particular enquire of K. BI8CH0F, , alS Evanevllle Pnlon, next to Court Hooee. pOB SALE - . - - . - BO.OOO FEET BEST POPLAR FLOORING Toraalabv A. SIMPSON. nig. 3m 6000 EBS. BI-A-IST T7I0B BALI AT f HE NEW YORK GBOOEBT X cheap, to close out the Hoc:. Call early. nlT House and Lot for Sale. A NICE NEW FBAMB HOUSE, WITH lr eorner lot. well aet with shrubbery. one af the best locations In the city, corner of uM.ttn and CSteatnut etreete. Also, if deii red, the whole, or a part of the furniture will be lnciuaea in toe eeie. Inquire of AIKEN A DOSOrCHIT, Water street, Sam'l Orr's Block. ovSdtf "a fAAHl COTTAGE FOB8ALE CONTAIN Xa. iba 6 rooms, a cellar, elttern, stable, Ac, In a eot.d loeallty above Main atreet. Apply to oclO BHAOKELFOBD A HOBMBBOOBZ. l .-OS 8ALK10- ACBIU OF LAND. 1M OF r which is a Vineyard: Brick House with 8 room, a cieterne and soring. Orchard of Apples, fpeacbe and Peers, 8 miles from town. A poly to Oct 3 BH AUKELFUBD A HOBHBHWA. ANEW FBAME HOUSE, OOMPLKTXLY ; Anishsd.and In a desirable part of the city, lor sale by aepW.tf.) BHAOKELFOBD A H0BNBB0OK, TjITTSBCUG COAL AND COKE, in quantities A. to sui. pnrcnaaera. BEITZ A HANET, Corner of Canal and Ingle Bteeeta. auawst 14 1 1. 1 iNE SECOND HAND HAT PBEaS, AND V 16 .080 feet Lumber. jyS-tf J . G. TENBEMAN. GUNS AND PISTOLS. GUNS' PISTOLS, r - AT - - - - - Greatly Keduced Prices! J m IV Eis Saw Om thm I . 9 95, Main street, iTanorter au4 Manufacturer-of all kinds of GUNS. - - RIFLES, Ann rtvj at,vb IN POWDER, LEAD, CAPS. SHOT, CASTB1DGK8, POWDBH-FLABXB, BBOT-BAGS, 6M WEBA 1 ( Jarsowrfmei), FWB POCKET K A IYBS ADD MA ZOB8, WALKING .- VANE. ALLbOBTB Of GVK8, AND Pit VOLS, Aael ICvsrylhlna; TJsuavlly Foand let Gan Stores. WOT- Gun made to order. ' mr Particular attention given to repairing (an and pistol. . JylO.dam. JEWELRY. JBITTROLFF&CO., An Entire Ww Stock. Bought for Prices Greatly Reduc'd - AMEBIC AN, ENGLISH AND SWISS Gold Watclies! AilEBICAN, ENGLISH AND SWISS SUyerWatclies! ?" ; DULilOND Hings and. Pins ! ' Plain and Fancy Kings, Gold and Silver Chains, 'J-E WELEJ OF ALL KINDS AND QCAL1TIES, AND LATEST STYLES, IN GBEAt PBOFDdlON. SilverwareFull Stock. , Plated Ware, Clocks, &q. BPSOIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUB Gold Pens ! mir Call ia and Ve, at - '1 . , - , , . . BITTBOLFF A CO. No. 28 Hain Street, (One Door Above First .) WOLD GOLD AND BILVEB BOUGHT. 6 ' oc4-3m - - ' A CARD. m. m.atAVTHXwe, w. nuiiral, Lata of houisvUle, Ky. Late of Lanleville, Ky. MATTHEWS & ITJLLERTOff, DEALERS IN Agricultural Implements. SEEIS, WOOD AND WJLLOW WABE, V-i.-. AND' ' aWOCSK FTBKBHIBO ARTICLES, No. 46 Main Street, ' ' 3 T A B S V I L L . i l - A ! - nc tf GUNPOWDER.' GUNPOWDER! : ; 'WM. CHOMEY, S:1 ! Agent for the Bale of t " ' jOrientalfe Miami Powder, ' B0 -.Main Btoat , ,' fan Between Seventh and Eighth). . LOUIBYIiiLEtKY. ? hW A fnU "tPP'y Sporting, Bide and Blait- - Ing Powder and Bafety Face alway on hand and for eaV. nlS-8m COAL. More Coal Cemiag, . : "rVTAYIGATIOif IS BE8TJMED OH GBIEN river, and JOSEPH STEWABT A CO. wiU have a supply of Green Biver Coal at tbe Evan. vnie weuu-i to-day. A. mpply will be kept tn . tantly on hand. noAl-dSm . OSle on Kehu'e Boat Store. - . .

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fyj RAILROAD T 1 1VI E-TABLES Takes Effect Thursday, . Nov. 9, 1865. KVAX8VILH t CEAWF0BBSTIL1E. eons boath. . tM. . . Arrit. , Irrin. ,J" ! IraMTille. Tincennea. T. Haute inmnllnn. B :40 A M I 10:27 A I :1 r 1 A 1 10:27 A bt (AMI 11:TAK P 6:16 Mail :15 8:tO r m Yinoeunts Acc'm 2:30 " ' - oeieo aotrrii. Xeave. . AtHm. - ' Tsrre Haote.' TIncennee. K'rille. vi I :MAMf 9:1Saw Is Freight Acc'm 6:60 a 1 MalU. S: O:3 " Mr i :07r i TEBliS HUTTS X IXDIAS1P0IIS, j . aon rasas bthutc. ,; ,, 5 Hiirbt Ixpree-. 1 :13 A ar 1 126 A ! m.ii :2o r 1 11:1SA oiiio Mississippi k: Br ,t ma niciniia. -'. . Going Eat. Going We$l MU .... 1:20 I 6:55 ra Kxpren 10 :55 r n 6 :00 a '' FasaengeMfor ; i ; -3 ST. LOUIS AND CAIEO leaving XTaasT'llect 2:30, P. M.,mek'cioee counection with tbe O A. M. B. B. at VI renoee; erriie at ct. Louis at 1:30 A. 41., and at Cairo at 6:50, A.M. : : - .-..-- - - ... . . 8ATUBDAY.....U....DECEMBEB 2. J - n J Qfo-j-V1 LV tXXlCL O LZX Lt3. , M. We are indebted to our attentive young friend Billy Gwya, of the house of I Foster, Gwya k Co.,' for Memphis prices current of late dates. Commissiosebs' CotJBT. The County Commissioners meet in regular session on Monday. .' Persons . having business before the board will tike notice.. . New Type. The Journal Job Booms have just been furnished with a large assortment of elegant new job type, and are now better than ever prepared to do all kinds of job work ia a style that defees competition. - ' -: 1 at - IThe indications of falling weather are accumulating. There was a large circle around the moon' last night, and thin light anew-looking clouds thinly veil the sky.; ; .'j : , Kecobdib s Covkt. There was one case of drunk before His Honor yester day. He was a German whose name we could not remember. Two young men,': charged with - having been dis orderly, nere dp. .but there being no evidence against them were discharged. We are glad to observe tbs t tbe streets and alleys are eenerally in a better -conditio". - tha n-,. we ever , saw them, and it will be but little trouble to keep them so. Here and there, haw ever we see a filthy sluice leading' from a back yard, rendering noxious half a square. These must and will be dried op. .Others, carry. their slops to the middle of the street and then-deposit them, creating a "bog wallow" in tbe street This is equally a violation of the ordinance and must be dried up. We are sometimes accosted, with the remark: "If the authorities will not al low na to throw slops and garbage is. tbe alleys, or gutterj, or streets, let them provide as some place to deposit these tUinga." It is not the business of the city to do so any more than It its duty to provide cisterns, or wells, or privies. It is tbe duty of the property holders. Pig sinks, deep and large, or place barrels in a convenient place, and when fall have them moved beyond the city limits.' This work of reform has been long needed; the awaken d public sentiment, demands it The cause of reform if now moving forward, and woe to those-who attempt to impede its progress. Going to Wobk Bight. At aa early hour, for us, yesterday morning, we met Mayor Baker on an exploring expedition through tbe alleys of the city, making a note of all places whence filthy slops issued, and gathering data on which to proceed in the humane work of improving tha sanitary condition of the city.;;-;.'";-' '; ;';" ' .-.r , The authorities are in earnest in this matter, and we hope they will receive the cordial co-operation of erery citizen. It is a work in which all are personally interested, and every good citizen will cheerfully do all ib his power to render it successful. Those who do not, or who oppose any attempt to thwart the efforts of the proper authorities in this maitert will, be made to feel the weight of the law as well as of public opinion.' .' In several places we notice filthy slops poured through back gates into tbe Alley with sufficient offal mingled to attract the swine that infest the streets and alleys, which quickly convert it (nto a pestiferous and disgusting stench. Thii is often ,lhe work of thoughtless hired help,, without the knowledge or consent of those occupying or owning the property. But it is the duty of the heads of the hoaae to see that the ordinance is not violated, aa they, alone, will be held re responsible. New Mosia Our worthy felloweitieen Mr. George Warren, of the firm of Warren k Connngton, has composed a new piece of music, entitled the"Silver Cloud Waltz," , which . bag just been published by A C. Peter & Bro , 69 West 4th s'reet, Cincinnati, with a beautifully illustrated title page. Musical critics pronounce it an excellent composition, an honorable tribute to the varied talent of Evansville, and the musical attainments of its author. It is for sale at Warren k Connyngton's, Main street Festival. The " scholars and teachers of tbe colored school propose holding a Festival ia 'their new school house, corner Canal and Chestnut streets, on Monday and 'Tuesday evenings ane.;.. Friends who feel interested in the progress and prosperity of the echocl, are solicited . to contribute funds or donate refreshments to make the Festival a success. The object in view is to rake sufficient means to enable Miss Johnson to employ an assistant, the school being too large for any ' one teacher to do it justice.""."" ' -- -- -- - --- " Mabbiagk Licenses. The following marriage licenses were issued siace the 25th alt Our, joang friend' Henry Bippus has oar thanks for tbe list -" Green McFarland to Charlotte ChamGeo. W. Budd to Annie IL Bake. ' i i Jacob Wagnec to EmilieSename.ier, ' -C J. Scefker to Mary Schraeder. " ; Err.8t Enodel to Lena Ludwig. e ; Silas Tichenor to Melvina D. Weld. Henry Miller to Martha Strom,

RsmeMBEB tbe Poor Wp remind the geuti-t. hiiJ luaiiiti ihat Mr. Wilson

gives a lecture to-night at Masonic Unit for the benefit of , the society of the Daughters of Bebekah, to aid them in their fair for the bericfi j, of tbe poor of tbe city This is a noble object, and tbe lecture proposed by Mr. Wilson we are informed by unprejudiced gentlemen of intelligence, who have heard it, is an able and ingenious one. -'Masonic - Hall should be crowded to night, - ' r A NewEntebprisk. We learn from the Lafayette Journal that' our old friend Prof. B Royse, formerly of Terre Haute, but for the last four or five years of Lafayette, is about to start a German monthly in the latter place. Prof. Royse ia a Hungarian, and left that oppressed country withHossutb, and is as a matter of course an ardent loer of liberty, as , he is an eminent scholar." "The Journal says lie has been canvassing Chicago for j his German monthly, and procured in that city eight hundred subscribers. A " Puzcal." Our friend Bob, who ia devoting his leisure to the study , of tbe law of descent sends the following A father and son married a mother and daughter, the father marrying the daughter and the son the mother. Twelve months after marrying tneir wives gave birth each to a ' child. . What relation aro these' children to each other, and each to the other parent ? , DeoiJjfiKO several of our conserva tive exchanges come to na so blurred and dim that tliev are ' scarcely legible. It would be well for the cause of human progress and ciylizalton if those tent to their subscribers were entirely so. I " . . ' rT I ihe King fi rain, man araws large crowds nicrbtlv and dailr. twice a dav. ' Local- Notices. Are yon at -a loss to find something to make your wife, .lady, or ; gentlemen friends, or children a nice Christmas! present?, then call at tbe Hat and Cap store of Vautier & Marconnier, 39 Main street; it will settle the question. They have everything ypa can imagine in the shape of J lodied'l . gentlemen's, and children's furs,-1 fur-trimmed Hoods, Caps, Gloves, etd.,- all pi tbe beat and most fashionable make, and at prices as low as tbe lowest, and every one of their articles warranted to be as presented. Give them a calL - - ! ia? Pobell has for sale a luge number of photographic copies of the picture representing Abraham - Lincoln and bis son, "Tad," engaged in reading. Carpenter, the artist, pronounces this picture the most natural one extant The photograph referred to ib well executed, reasonable in price, and suit able for framing, heing of good size. 1 ' ' - r- : . , T 3Por''e humbugged, but cal and see tbat I am selling the cheapest clothing in the city. .1 bought my stock when they were low, and the consequence is, I can sell them low. Call and exam ine for yourselves. - No trouble to show goods. Remember ' the place No.' 8 First street. " V ! " J. H. Cabun. t Twenty thousand dollars worth of clothing at cost and "carriage. I can and will sell clothing- and goods cheaper than any other honse in tbe ; city. Call and satisfy yourselves, that' this is no humbug, at the old stand No. 8 First street, ,. , ' '' '-! ' ' l ' ' - J. H. Cabun. ... .11 .....' . .-. i.L.. Elder G. F. Pentecost will preach I at 10 o'clock to-Jiorrow morning at Marble Hall Subject, " Now and then." At 7 p. m., by request, " Baptism and Close Communion.". WOT Hiram . Nelson sells, at auction this morning at 9 J o'clock, a lot of dry goods, notions, boots,' shoes, overcoats, j and blankets, one good featber-bed, at his Auction Boom, No, '27 Locust street . , New jroBS.STOBE. This jnstitution has concluded to open larger than ever on the advent of peace. The idea tbat trade would be dull at tbe close of the war . is " no part of - their"' philosophy. They expect that the ladies trill wear as much, and as Jine, clothing, in times of peace as in war, and are preparing accordingly. They have jast recelved: from " New York a. splendid assortment . of Whirlpool Beavers,, Chinchilla Beaters, Doe' skin Beavers, Castor Beavers, in plain and fancy '' colors, for ; Ladies,. ' Misses, And (lents wear. . Fancy colored Velvets of all shades; also,. Zephyr Worsteds, in fine Dress Goods, such as Empress Cloths. Plain and plaid Poplins, French Merinos, &o., Ac. They are unequalled. Ladies' Cloak and Bosquins at reduced prices, in rich, Plain, and Moir-Antique Silks. They have all the ' popular colors. . Cloak and Dress Trimmings, Buttons, and Fancy Articles received by Adam's Express from New'York every day.; ' d21w,JT"J.tT.' & S.'A! I CooLiDoi. , '"' ' '" '."' :'H & iff First st, i . Near Sherwood Hoaae. c 3IV3IIV10TII 8L0THIII6 HOySE. Clothing for Men and Boys, all ages. Furnishing" Go6dsf or Men and Boys, all ages. DOYLE & LOTSPEICH, . ' :, Successors to ; , ' '.. Anspaeher & Sons, - 3 and 5 fipsi Street, Eyansyllle, Ind. Have a splendid stock, bought very low, and will sell lower for Cash than any boas In the cfty;:;;. T ..V. i ..No trouble to show goods, and everybody is invited to -call and examine them; . . -; Boarding. Having leased ' the late residence of Mr. B. Baleigh,' corner of Gum and Second Btreetg, I have some of tbe most desirable rooms in the city, either for families or single gentlemen. Terms reasonable. . nov23 Iw.""" " Mbs. A O'Bilbt. .- - - Lost. - .- ' A small breast-pin of diamond imitation ; one set only, i The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at this office. When lost it was attached to a small neck-tie. ! nov30-tf. A. C. Sbwcb. KeEjP,W- Buy the bestcoal, and as cheap aa cy, at the reliable Green River Coal Office, No. S Water street between Main, and Sycamore, up stairs ) nSfttf .'- ' t' ' A new brick Cottage for sale, situated in the upper parr, of the city. jEnqaira of Cross, Davis & Co. . . , t&" Family carriage for quire at Dr. I H&6ar office. - sale. Ent : MOLASSES GATES. Juit Eeeeiyed, STEBBINS'S NEW BTTLE MOLASSES GAIXoi, Nos.JS apd 8, ft-r aale by tbe docen or sinsle: also. Cast bteei Moulders' Shovels. JACOB STKAUB A SON, deel 74 Main atreet.

Amtikeme'ts,

MStropo! rr.N. There wa not a large, but a rery elegant and appreciative! audience at the theatre last night, and tbe playing was very fine indeed. Mrs. Frank Graham sustained tbe character of Lady Audley with very superior ability, and was generally well sustained. We regret for her sake, and for the sake of Mr. Golden, tbat that style of play has net been pot 'on the stage each night during the past week. Tbe charming beneficiary was warmly amlanded throughout the play. The after-piece also passed off well. . To-night, Mrs. Graham having kindly yielded her claims to the night, Mr. Melville takes s complimentary benefit, presenting one if the best bills of the season, opening with the "Factory Girl" and concluding with the "Young Actress," ' with a comic eong by Joe Kimball, tbe Wiazard Oil man. V - ' Mrs. Golden will sustain six charac ters in the after-piece. . We need not urge any one to go, "We'll all go." AMU3SMENTS. ''NEW . fUl PTTf? O POL1T" A. rJ I first Street, bet. Vine amd Sycamore MABTIN GOLDEN.. ..'.--...-..Manager, B. O.GlilEBSON..... acting diage Maiieger. . To-nigbt Complimentary Benefit to VV. T. MEL.YILLE Who will appear to-night in Hie"".. FACTORY GIRIj ' -. i 4 Ao :.:"-. - W U 1 J B A si TI'lfiS - BELLA GOLDEN in Six Characters, COMBINATION BONO BT K-jrJ: KIMBALL. 9-Door open at 7. The cartaln !! rt nrnmntlTat A to8 o'clock. ' - Wf X DUX UUICQ Will "vbIVD UtSiiy iiuixs aw i. to 4 o'clock p. m., whet Beat may bt? teenred Wltiaoat jfixtrBCbftrge. ; CARPENTERS. ; SCOTT & SCOFIELD,, ; , CASPENTEBS AH D JOINERS, Shop on Water St , foot oj Deet, ; , EYASSVILLE.IND. All kinds cf house and steamboat work done in the beet mauaer. . orll-8m LUiUliER. You will find an abund ant supply of.( T0ngU6d and Grooved Tennessee Yellow Pine PJooring at JOHN ? h GLOVER'S Xjiimbei? "Yard, Cor. MAIN and 7tli Sts., : " E VA NS VILLE, lND.t CLOTHING. GREAT WARDROBE, - raT--, "TVrrLiri Street. A.H CS-Ar AVAaAAAA tT? IvA 33 1v, (Next Door fo Waehlngton House). sa Fin Clotbing.Qf. Every Description. -j HAVLEY.& SMITH. BOX MANUFACTORY. BOX MANUFACTURER, Cor. Main street and tbe Canal, Evansville, Ind IIATKIKG HmCK.S OF ALL KISD9 KUPT J constantly on hand. Ordi rs promptly tilled, and delivered tree of etiarg?. nozi-sm DISSOLUTION NOTICE. rPHI COP ABTNKBSH1P HEBBTOfOBE EX1- istics; between M. Goldman. J. l B'rir.John V. WatioB, and J. A. Mcomas, under tbe style of Goldman, Berg A Co., at 3Ut Market atreet, Philadelphia, and Kraijavillo, Indiana, tbis day expires by liraitvtion. Toe basilica of tlm Evansville branch will be Battled by John T. Watson, the resident Drtu r. i - GOLDMAN, BERG A CO. . Kovembor a, IWiU. Copartnership. rrHE DNDKBSvGNED HATE THIS DAT JL formed a copirtnersbip, nnder tbe style of ! -t 1 WATSON. d BEEG, for the transaction of a , . r Wholesale Clothing Business, on BACE STB KIT, between l hinl and Fourth, 1 - , ''i-,-vr; ClixcliiBatl, Ohio, where they hope to aee tbe tr ends of tbe old Beuse. deel dim . JOHN V. WATSON. - JOS. L. BEBG, Late of Goldman, Berg A Ca. GROCERIES. Hominy and Buckwheat Flour. N (W HOMINY AND BUCKWHEAT FLOTJB at VICKKltY BBO.'t) lf. Main St. .."r.. Fruit."' '"' . NW BAI3IN3, CCBBANTS, PBTJSE3, Dried Ai pies abd Peaches, and choice Green Apples, to be had cheap at V ICK K B Y B K03., . No. 132 Main Street. Shell Bark Hickory Nuts. 5.BBLS. sale by SMALL- SHELL BARK NTJTS FOB YIOKEBY BB08. New Corn Meal. ' GOOD SUPPLY ALWAYS ON HAND AT - .. . yiCKEHY B08. A V ' i'; Cheese. ' flflBOIH INGLISH DAIBT AND NEW tiJ York Cheese, In store and for aale by - v r r VICB1BY BBOS. Potatoes. 500 BITS. G0'D NOBTHEBN POTATOES In store and for sale by yiCKEBT BBOS. Oat Meal and Pearl Barley. o AT MEAL AND- PEARL R ABLEY, FOB sale at VM.'KKKY bs'jb. - New Codfish. N EW CODFISH, IN 8 OBE AND FOB SALE by viOB.tr cn.ua. T Shaker Brooms. GENUINE SHASEB and for sale at BBOOM9, IN 8TOBE YICKEBY BBOS. - Turkeys. V THANKSGIVING T0RBET3 A GOOD SXJPply for the occasion to b b,d at . ..- - :-. ,-. i VIcKhBY BBOS. SALOONS. Ores cent City B I L LT AH DS A L O O N W. K. STOCKTON, Proprietor. ; COBNEB OF MAIN AND THIBD 1-TREHTS, s41m. KVASiS VIL.L.IC, IaiD. CLOTHING. Hawley & Siiiith, , '-" ". i ." Dealer in ' i CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS, - ' 84 Main Street, Evansville, Ind. LECTURE. Help the Poor. CAPTAIN E. Y. WILSON, AN 1N3PIBA. tional Speak; r, will give one of bis popnla Lectures at Masonic Hall, on Saturday evening, December 2d, at J o'clock. Subject "What is Sin and who are Sinners." .Proceeds to be need by the Daughters of Bebekah. in getting up their Fair for tbe benefit cf the reffertn; poor of kvansvili. : Ticket can be had from the Ladies' Committee, a' Dr. Hai lock's Drug Store, and at the door. ' " Admission only 25 cents. A full Hall is desired. naS0.lt.

To Ota Kivita FbiksM.-Ws respectfu'lir Mil

the officers of steamboats arrlTiog at tnic P". ' furni us with .memoranda, maniftsts, and ail other Intelligence relating to the interests of tbe ,. , ,i , mritit the trneet anTlTeT. uocn le.ure w.ii o.;. .,..-". preolation. ifaddressea totnexijer -"'"-'-" . Ville JoctNAt, and fcf with either of the wharfboats. T - rrwfcer and WmUr. The weather continues In ft kind of A UOni-lUO .u.k.wTt" - - , being partly clear and partly cloudy-cold ana dry. The river le falling steadily, but the depth of water 1 the channel I rimer improving the cutting out process. At Pittabnrg the river is falliBg, with three feet eight Inehea In the channel, and rising at Cincinnati, with seven foet eight inches in the channel to Louisville. . ArrmU and repartares. The arrivals and departures since oar last report waa closed, com. prise the Ida Bosa, St. Louis to Ptttebarg; Ada Lyon, Padocah to Newburg and return ; Bowena, Memphis to Cincinnati ; Golden Eagle, Cincin nati to Mimpbis; Armadille, Cincinnati to St. Louis: Indiana and Hooter, Louisville to New Orleans ; Phantom, French Island to Cairo ; Sin perior, Louisville to the bone-yard; Slat lie, bone-yard to tbe wharf. ' - ,-- Boatt Duo, Argosy, for ohneonville; J. C Blackford, for St. Iiouis, Minneola and Ablona, Allona May and Tajaseon, for Memphis; Maggie Baye, Peerless, and Arlsonia, for New Orleans; Darling, from Memphis; Armada.. from Cairo; Sam Orr, from East Port ; John T. McUombs, from Louisville; B. E. Dnnkenonr rom Greea Bivr ; 1 homes Powell, from Bed Hirer. . AfucoUaneoai. Freight for New Orleans eoni f iiaa tA aMnmnUtA koret. In W iaaael et fjaa rt n rrek and tonnage to Memphle la in demand, the lew stage of the river not permitting boat to load to their capacity ...iThe Bowena and Ida Beeee passed rp Thuriday night late, with good trips for th water... ...The Ada Lyo arrived from Paducah during the night, and proceeded to New. burg, where she procured a larg quantity of hay and corn, and after adding eome freight here, ah left with a good" trip. for Padueah bat night. Ttr Vi'c7i T'l'e 4 Armadillo had alt they OuulJ g.-t along with en th watfcr,, The Eagle discharged considerable freight here...The In diana and Phantcm arrived from F.vach Island Bay at half-past twelve yeaterdiy, tbe latter hav ing lightened the former over the bar. Th In diana left Louisville n week ago, with aa sice a trip a she ever carried, bnt ha had a aeriou time getting through. 8h was crowded with people from bow to stern ; a large portion of these were transferred to the Morning Star and otbe boats ; also one hundred head of stock. Sbe has still a paying trip on board, and Will no deubt fill full at Cairo. Tbe Phantom accompanies her to Cairo, and- take a spare barge with her, so that tbe Indiana will hare little trouble getting out.....,...Tbe Mattie came up from the bone-yard yesterday, and la loading for Caaneiton; and it become our merchants to give her a good trip. She will leav promptly at ten o'elook thl morning. Capt. Lodwick I an old and vet eran steamboat man, and will be found w'lling to obllf s....,..Tbe Scperlor arrived from Jiouisville. and, we are told, will lie up for the p reseat, ; We hop New Albany ha not let her starve out...., A new atyle of steamer wa at the lending y eater day afternoon. She ia bollt on the style ef tbe gunboat tender or dispatch-boat that created snch a furor during th war by their greet speed She was built at Louisville, and is designed to run along tbe coast between New Orleans and the Pilot Station, and will carry freight and paaaen cera going through In daylight. She is a screw I propeller, 60 feet keel, 07 feet over all, with 14 leet Beam ana 6 met oeptn oi uoia, ner Doner ana engine being in th hold, aft. She i estimated to make 11 miles an hour down and mile an honr np stream ..T fie it. Patrick and Dar ling, 24 hour over du, bad not arrived at IS last night. They are probably .aground, or bar been, below -..The Ada Lyon report the fleet at Trade-water increasing. SLBAJiiaos raon ova zchahob. Ifetr Jlbaeiy .The Commercial of Thursday ay: Tbe wather yeeterdv was damp and chilly, bnt wltboht rain. Th river te etiil deotiniae: with Ave fe-t water at tbe bar. It la stationary at Otn clnnnti, wita seven reet in tbe cuaonei: ana rail oc at rituburg, with four feet. There are but three feet reported at the liiten, and four feet at the Warsaw D ir. Tbe Ledger of Thursday evening ear t Cant. Emory Ford ha named hi new boat the Will 8. Hays," fir ye river reporter of tne Lou ville Democrat Will' next Fenian song will be dedicated eccoroioir.lv. Sue U to go lnta th Lousiviuesni owensboro trade. Tbe steamer Melnotre arrived at Meinour on to Hbth, ana wee dtecnerging her freight pre peratory to going on the dock at Cairo or Padn cah. Her iujurlea are extensive. Thlrt feet o her gnarda and deck on the larboard side were earned away ana too Bold keaiy damaged. Uapt David white bai resigned tbe Presidency of tbe Merchants' and reopi.-s llne or steamer, at Bt. iioui. ana l apt. Jr. r. forums ha bee elected ia his stead. The war veeetl Etleh, bnllt in St. Louis. Is now afloat and in a condition for service. The Etlah eie4e a trial trip en the 21st. In eooerquence ef the low Stag of the river, it wa not advisable to ran only a inort distance, tub trip was made, however, and the performance of the Etlah ear pseeed the most eengaiee expectations of both the ioipe tors and contractor. i i mxaoaeaTs asd rsonsi L I Tne members composing tbl excellent company have ! tatrlv been niacins: matters In more nerfnnt ahin. I hP "a- on ' ,n resnlte, they have de1 ,ernlD6ai ra,B hM thiar th OM of th company' packet will leave St. Louis for New Orle.ns every other aay front thl w .ek forward. at loar e'ciucg.. & New boat ine steamer uatmut wa. built at Madison for Messrs. Vance aud Armstrong. bhs is a model craft, and ie Intended for tbe Southern trade. She le 150 fiet long, 26 feet beam, 5 feet hold, 32 state rooms, S berths each S eagines, lti-lncb cylinder, 4) fee' stroke, tmiu-rs 36 laches in atemetcr ana xu met long, wheels 20 feet In diameter, 7H feet bucket, doctor and steam flrengine. Hull by the MadUoo Dry Vvck U.mpacy ; canla by Croaley; painting by P.ddie and Nelll : sheet-Iron and copper work by Moore A Hnbinger; and boilere by August CampMil, xne uaimot, (fee courier say, ia a beauty. Cincinnati. Tbe Gaaette of Wednesday aaya Tbe Laura Fenton, Oapt. L. B Martin, t Cook, Clerk, from Ht. Louis, had SM ton of pig iron and 1,119 plecis stoneware pipe. After making some slight repairs she will go to Louis ville and run thence to Cairo, under ibecamman of Capt. Wee.ey Whitlow, who arrive! here yee teraay. . ... . , rr St. Loni. The Democrat of Thursday say Tha river declined about three inches more yes terday. There is six feet to Cairo, three and hair feet in the Illinois, three aid a ha f leet . tbe Missouri, and three feet to St. Paul. It supposed that tbere I heavy 1 running at S Paul and Dnbnqne. We are likely to have tke river closed to sVeoiuk witb ice in a few aaya, and also the Illinois. Tne weatner is sue, although becoming sensibly cooltv every day. - The David White te so new boat that we did aotrtcognixi In her the John Bain. She- baa oome to the wharf to load for New Orleans , and one of the finest looking crafts we have seen there lately i ne cavin ie nmeiy ornamented and rich ly furnished, and her accommodations for passe gere are not excelled, the cabin being fall lergtb as all ctbins onght to be. Daggett A More put tbe bull through, and it I staunch as any. The David White I named after our public spirited citizen of tnat name, who la one or our best. known steamboat owners. She is 266 net Ion S6 feet beam, and 7 feet hold, and she is 16 feet between decks, tier cylinder are 26 int be in al meter and 8 feet stri ke, Capt. John O. Crane, one of her owner, is in command. h BOATS LXAVIld tO-BAT. For CanneUon'. The elegant llght-dranght steamer Mattie, Captain Lodwick, Jeave for Can, neltoa and alt way landlnge at tea o'elook jbjs morning, and (Loald have the undivided patron. age of the Evansville people, as well a that at mil along shore, f he ha good passenger accommo dations. For Cr. The grand-Aj-nradiV,- Captain J. Y Throop, will leave fo Cairo and-all way port, at two o'clock to-day. Yal. Screoaon, aa urbane and accomplished young, gentleman, is in tfa office, and If the Taraasoa gets down U tin, lu will b joined by that popular Dsaedwa, Billy Dunn, who has for a week past been enjoying delicious honeymoon. '" For Xtmpkit. The magnificent Taraacon, Certain Jim Lnsk In command -and John Pendleton ia the office, goes to Memphis to day; and to go on the Taraacon wlil be a bright joy fa your fo-' tare memory. - .-'-' ' ' . j - -. For Louitvillt. The pocular. J. . T. McCombs, Captain Hurry, go. to Loulivill tbls evening, and will afford exoellent accommodations to paasencers. - For Eailpori. Tti fleet, and elegant Sam Orr goes to Xaatport this vniag, if aha arrive in time to-day, which ihe ti expected to do. LAW CARD. s. x. i.AvrrT M. .....8. o. bzxchbb. LEAVITT & BELCHES., ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW !' . OFFICE OX THIRD STREET, ' '" (Lata Provost Marshal's t)fflce)--'c EVANSVILLE, IND. nl4 Coorler copy. NOTICE. MESSES. VICKEBT BBOS. ABE OTJB ONLY antborised Agents for the aale of enrOOBN MKAL, in Bvansvilla. As we intend to keep a large stock of unbolted and bolted Meal in their haoda, our customers can be eupplied at mill rates, adding freight. - - i - - - -THUBGOOD A ABBEY. Vincennes, Nov. 18, 1865. " del , COAL. GE?J1!M" : RIVEB COAL OEFIGE, IVo. S Water Street - It .-. A Betw'n Kalia'fc Sre&Baore' fTp BXalra) A CONSTANT BTJPPLT" OH CHAND r AND ready for Immediate delivery. s30d3m CARD. Drs. Ehrxnaaife Herr, 1 HOMEOPATHIC 'PHYSICIANS - AID 8USLGEOSS. . " ' i 0 Fries AND BESIDE NCE NO. 10 NOBTH Second (treat, betweoa Main and By cam ore.

Eegular lninlle and Caaneiton Packet-Tri- Weekly. :

The elegtnt little steam . .. r XV A- T rX I E, - L0DV7ICK.....-.......-...Mlf i . Ii mmm iWill run as a regnlar T i-Weekly "'vi. Packe between XransTille and Can. nV iwiiiniirff fislion. Learee BvabSTille every Tuedayr Tbnrslay, and Saturday, at ten o'clock A.M. Leave Cannel on every .Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at ten o'clock A M. For freight or passage, apply oahaar-Lu, -,. ,r deel dtf i Begular IfashTillo Packet. The light-draught Passenger Steamer ARGOSY INo. 3, . TANDEOBAFT Master. Will leave for Nashville ON TUE8 UA, December Cth, at four o'clock For fre'ght or passage, apply on board or to des2 d3t i - COX A HUMPHREY, Agent. U. S. L1AIL LIF.E. Louisville and Henderson Semi-weekly Mail Line. s The Elegant New Passenger Steamer ROSE HITE! AABON BALLABD . .Captal J. T. McCOMBS, FBANK HUBBT . Captain. Will leave Kvanevlll every Moeday, Wednesday, Taursday, Saturday. no28tf COY A HPMPBBEr. Agent. 165. ' . ? 1865, Speed, ' Safety and Comfort T I til. TV rn . i r juuuiaviue. AvansvLue -! AND j AaACAAAjJiAltl Packet Company. Th Elegant Pasnjg;r Staamar j GBO. O. HABT,... 0APTAIN, BBCCE AIiTOBO. CLERK.. AND LIBERTY NO. 2f SAM ABCHEB. ED. JUDGE A BE the Bfgcilar PackeU tor Louisville and i a. mempai h boat making ono trip per week. I ft: :,T , : - War fnatff fit or ninm .nnlt An hnirrf ar tn ' .. .. juna 0027 tf COX A JOHN B.HALL, Or 1 . ! HUMPaBEYS, j Eegul-i Tuesday Packet for Padu eah, JohnionTille, and Eastport Th elegapt Light-Draught Steamer J. JP. "WEBB B. H. BBOWN, Master... .T. W. WIL80N, Clerk, WiU leave Evansville every- Toesdav atfonir o'clock P.M., for Jbe above and all intermediate porta, making eennretioo at Jobnsonvtlle with the Ball road for Nasbvi le, and at Eastport with tne r- gnlar pack' lor Florence, Alabama rot ireight or passag, eptlv on board ar to nov27 - - - H0STON A CO., Agent. For Bowling Green. itauvuau uunMii s A v zv x at AVB.AI Tha fleet and elegant iteamec n . : i i f ; i R.K. DOKKBSOX. UtTrf A. DKlNKWAtEB a.. .i.:.MA4lX JONH ADAMS .. CLlBK. Besume her (rip JJilay evening as tba rrgt lar Green Birer packet, and will leave tor Bow log ureen and all way landings, at o'clock. For freight or Boesege apyly ow board.-jr .-. , n023dtf. U.S. MAIL. Evansville & Cairo "Sbhi i Weekly Mail Line. THE ELEGANT NEW PASSENGEB 8TB1MEB CAPT, JOSH. V. TURIiOP, CHRMEEI r c.iPi.w-A.Lovria. LEAVES EVANSYJLLE EVEBY . MONDAY. '' ' TBTJBiDATand WEDNESDAY, BATTJBDAT," At 3 o'clock P. M. LEAVES CAIBO EVERY-12". (-;TOE8AYj , r FBIDAT and . THDBSDAY" SUNDAY, " On Arrival of the Train J Tbeee boats have been refitted entire, and are now in first rate order f r tbe accommodation of passenger. . , . . . n7 Freigbts rec.-lved at alt hours by . - ' BUSTOM ft 0O.,"Agent Evansville, Sbawoeetown and Pada- : cah Regular Low-Water Packet. ' ' i , i ,,Th Fin Stvtmor . a t- a v trrwr JE8B G. BEBBY, MASTEB. WM. H. CONANT i. rT PAT. BP&K.... The ADA LYON 111 ranregnlarly between the abev pointa,.. leaving every Friday and Tuesday at 12 M. Sbe w U take Cairo freight and pataen.' gers, re-shipping at Padueah. - This arraignment ts permanent daring lew. water, and paaaeDg rs can reiy on her remaining In the trade daring low-water reason. - . . For freight or passage apply on board.. - oc 26 tf ... . , . . (Courier copy. Newburgh and Evansville Packet, - Steam Propeller QUAKER, JEHO A. NftEL MASTER. Kill leave Newburgh every day, (Sunday excepuoi, at o ciocx, a. m , arriving at aranville aV o'clock, 0-m Besting with the Eailroad. Will leave Bvansvillefor Newbnrgb at 2 o'clock. p. Mi., Boaltivpiy, arriving at newtrorgh at ift o'clock. .... - : Will eommsBCe regnlar trips, Oct. 5, !St)8. J or ireigni or passage apply on beard, or to JOHN B. HALL, or 5THT 'iir OX A HDMPHBEY, EvaasvilJe, - OC7-SI ' n ujmiuk tsattiALi, nawoorn. PEOPLES' "PACKET I Evansville, - Cairo, 'Hickman "and ;;,; ;, 7 Memphis. x: -.f THE NEW A SPLENDID 6TEAMEB .v'i M f M IK f 1 1 uS?? !9 3lii,$A4 BEN COX .....:....i. ;.;.., Matter, . w.UBAAa ..............oierk, Win run as a regular Freight and Passenger Packet between Louisville and Memphis, giving strict attention to all business entrusted to her. For freight or passage anply en board, or to - IMI A HDMPHBEY, ,. "I''.'- -'l-'.- " HALL A B0DD : .-. ' ep2-tf - - Agent. - COMMISSION. v- " E. H. PAIBCHILD & C0..T1J Coninijssion Merchants, :V.-,V-J? MAGAZINE STBEBT,;ei JohH, W'nghn. T EW.aRlK AM. 6ovS9 dSm ' -: S.WUlard. ' ' " . " - ' Bamnel L. Port r. WILL ABD & POBTEE, ';,' FOBWABDIKG and Commission Merchants, and Dealer I i an kinds of Produue. - " Liberal advance made on consignment. - NO. 11 WTEK 8TBEHT, . 'j , SVABSV1LLE,1SD -TINNERS. JOHN SCAETLIN, . Wholesale and Betail Dealer tn1 Tin-Ware, Stoves, Grates Hollow-Ware, Copper, Bhtet Iron A Japan Wan, No 65 Mi in St, abovir 2d, Eransvllle, Iud. aWJobWcrk promptly executed, in tt Banner.. Order solicited. ''. !;rf'7 , in tne neat si-Sot DRY GOODS. CHEAP PBICESTAND J M .. 0900 AS30XTHENT. iz. BOLLE & BEYREISS, . KaMss .Stroot, . "..EYANaYlm. IND. T ITE HAVE JUST BEOEIVED OCB FALL V Stock, which enjbro a choice selection of Drees Good, Cloak a. 6ha?U- Balmoral Skirta. Khiae,lovea and Boalery. Corteta, Cloth. Cassimerea. 11 ri..w. , . Oaliooe. Aa4 ieaohel and Dnb'-eached MuiiUe: to mention. All of whioh will be eeld- rsxr 0A., 00 and see a, No, 48, Main Street. . T ... BUiiliBiel BAYBilBS, ?" No. as. Main Street.

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AND T Ki'IUDO Packar.ee now-ca tand antLopeniDg 1 L1ARK" & W4RBESVS. fSnooeesors to M. A. Lawrewee.1 No'. IS'-11 i; taHXN ,i STREET. One of fbe lareeit and beet aasortnteot to be fonnd in th West, and for sale at extremely low prires. -, nercbant rarnianea wica common vr an nm If dailred ... We are now manufacturing every description of Coal Oil Lampe, Candle end Coal Oil lanterns. which we will sell at-lesa hah Cincinnati prices Lamp Stork.- constating ol Bremen, epaaes, Chimney, Peg and Feet,, for tale at Maan acta rer' price. Blwn..0wT r,r,,. .,,0 INSURANCE. IHDIANAPOLIS INSTJR AKCE Cft Chartered. 1836. Capital, tmao u uaa rcuswr niu, (North Pennsvlvania Street,! ISDIAHAPOLU,'lSDlANA. . I DIBECTOKy: 1 s-'Al niTCHsB, en., a. l boach, w. a. VAcaoTTf : ouvna toubxt, AQvrxLA Jonas, sen., A. a. viston, V. a atOBBlS, - , -. . 1 rack. . , - - ' Wai. BBBE30M.' r -' . -- - WIniom ll kinds of Property against Lass by Fire. W M UKMOKrlHUM, fm't. Alsx. 0. Jamebob, Soc'y T WM.B. BAKKB, Agent at Evansville, Office of Bodiam Mines, epl4-Sm : " : Water street, SASH & DOOR FACTORY. HUNNEL a SONS, ! - ' SASH AXJJ DOOR FACTOET, Corner Walnut. Sreet and Canal Kwnnsvtllo, Indiana. i r w t FCBNTSH TQ OBDEB ALL KINDS fF Doors, bash. Frames and Blinds: also, keep f 8a hand a targe stock of Shingles, Lath, Pine and fopier a-iooring, nn Liuniner. ac. ' All orders proarptly attended to. no4 6m DISSOLUTION.' rnHE jCO-PABTNEESHIP , EXI8TISO BE A Iv-tD the Undersigned expire on' the- let of December, 1866 , 1 y limitation etcher partner will sign in the settlement of the bnslnes. j BNODDY A HOVYABD. In refarrina to th Card balow.jif Messrs. How ard, Prest ns A Barrett,'! take pleasure In making particular mentlo of Mr. kk B. aiOWABO. For two years he has bad sole charge of our bouse An Few York, and baa managed tbe busineee with skill and ability. His sales of Tobacco, Cotton, Flour, Pork, ae., have given general eetl.factioa. I crdil(y endorse him, and hope my old friend may lav.t him with their shipments o- pro-uco, J " The undersigned have formed a co-partnership ror tne purpose oi transa imgi GINEBAL COiMISSIOX BUSINESS - j -I N ' New Orleans. Louisiana. - ; HOWAND, PBESNSA BABBETT. B S. HOWABD, JlxOlXljJ' Now tT'eana. I i W. B PiiRSTON, j ' New York, f GEO. B. PBEPTON, Evan.ville. Iud. , pr -- -TjATIilN PBlsTON,. T.-i I .--I'J"- W. IL ILIIM8,S Calhoun and Owensboro. By.' NxwYoBK, December lat, lSufr. j. : no2S-6t WHOLE 3 ALE NOTIONS. Buy.; Yoiii? Notions of a IJotion House. w J. OM O-. o e-t-o fail'-' ' Ui m t oi" ; '0' g. p at5ws a- op (' i o I to t, SrO ra m. ra w m 3, o H 0. rf . imp. M F ta Wo o ca P ft J a i W ft if. to , ,mO grj. PAPER WAREHOUSE: NEW WHOLESALE 1 PAPER WAREHOUSE, r j 290 Main street. South ide, bet. - Seventh and Eighth, - -LOUISVILLE, ttTSir.' j WM. CROME Y, 'Wholesale Dealer In -" : PAPEt OF ALL KINDS,' BON5ET BOA KD4, BINDS '8 B.1ABP8. CABI BOABDS, -.; ENVELOPES PBINTLNG 1NK8, Ac Bering bad nearly twenty year's experience la r- . - hualtes;. 1 feel co fident I can this oranoi o. ' -a Lnvln banor mak it to tbe lntereet of all prt 1 Pr to examine my stock before making purchase. Orjers by mail or otherwise shall receive prompt attneiton: .--... Wr Highest market price la cosh paid far Bag, Samp, firm Bop, Ac. n 17 -Sin

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tyEW STORE NEWwOOODS;i) AM BOW OPENING, At MY HEW STOBE, NEXT DOOR TO FIRST NATIONAL BANK, TMZ LARGEST STOCK OF Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, suver ana Plated Ware. " ' prssee, lor uses). , ' 1 c . WATCHES or alt grade and makeo; priceo ranging ' from f 10 to S350; all warranted good tlmo-ktepera, CL0CK8 - The OsxDIH Sevb Tbobus puvxa, . BICH JSWKLBY of all' the I atMt and Most Fash-" tunable Styles, and Kfaboratsi VI- 1 , . rA 3 n urananaDip, .t-iovi " DIAMOND SETS, I T?e! DIAMOND PINS., AND, FINGSB BJfSQS. ofiT.n rtrirvi 'r1i-V" C a to a W GO o Pi m m w rH Q m H ts rH a o M K w EP CD . .. , 1 u lees variety.' - - WeDDINO BINSS nd1 1 ' GOLD THIMBLES. - " ' f SILYEB THIMBLES, ' GOLD BBACELSTS, i ' PEABL BBIDAL SETS, nnsnrpassabla In beauty. . . GOLD SPECTACLES,; j FILVEB . ,( .. , STEEL , . , ' .' 8PEOTACLB OASES,.' . .v BILVEB AND PLATED WABE In sou, half sets, or ' Ingle piece. . . . . .T 8ILYIB FOONSi'2 ' BILVEB F0BE.8, , T BILVEB KNIVES, and 8ILYEB Nafkib Bit. as. o BILVEB CABD CASES, a , PEABL CABD CASES, " o r-l u tn W W u H FANCY GOODS OF ALL KIND3 A DESCBIPTIONS, -FIN i POCKET CUTLERY, TABLE CTJTLKBY, . POCKET BOOKS, Ac, ,Z And all Goods oinallv found ' In a Flret-Olaas Jewelry Beiiabliihntettt. . , . ,;, , tls iiaun xxepeviriBer Done to' order on the most reaaooabla term. - Ewgrovlnp;, Both Puis A OmMxTAa. ltIGHE8TPBirE PAID' FOB GOLD A SILYEB, WM. BUCK. aV" Those wishing to parches good in by Hue will do well to call and examine my large stock before (Urchai og elsewhere, for lam determined n-jt to be undersold. c30-ly I ; I have also a fin asortm-nt of Gold Fen of different brand. All Pet warranted for two years. .- , . . i Wm.BTJOK; ElACHINISTS. REITS El HANEY, Crescent Foundry, EVANSVILLE, IND.. Maouraeturer of 9 -f - STEAM ENGINE S, 8TEAM; BOILERS, AID, SAW OIRCULAR MILLS l Of the most Approved Pattern-A ; - -ALSO . ; : , All kinds of Machinery appertain 1 , - -. - , - ing to Bailroads, Steamboats, j DistUleries, Flouring Kills. SUGAR MILLS, of all sixes with . the latest Improve ments attached. Tobacco Screws, &o., &e., &c. ?OM AND BRASS of every description. . .;, DEALEBS IN Steam Gauges, Gam Belting, Til Brisk, Wrought Iron Pipe, Bolting Cloth, fte., at MANDFACTTJEEES' PB1CES 1 - " - -; ' - : e , .. .... j . Bep&lring done at short notice. ..-'. " ' -; "n-r ' ' ' ........ -, Workaiia a eat to u psirU ti" Repair Hollers. All order Will receive onrVrdreMaBlallew. tion and will be promptly fllied on th moi I reaaonabl term. Office and Foundry on the Canal, j corner of In&rle Street mhlT-ly -41J, ., f . . a." i. CLOTHING. UBBICH ft 8CHRADEB, Merchant Tailors, COB. SYCAMORE k SEC050 818., : KvaasvUls, Ind. V We have a cheios assortment of Imported Cloths and -Coaalmeree. of a superior quality, which we will manufacture no garments at reaonaoie pnoa. . mr Call and examine our good and price. f.lk.dHm. RESTAURANT. ' Crescent City .- Saloon. JOSEPH L. KOHN bee opened In tha Orescent v oaumnp, eue ugor asovi BrSaiBtOB A SALOOH AID EESTlCBAJfT, where erlillw furnished, at eU-aonabl hours. In addition to the finest Liaaota. Ovitra. Oan. i and all other Oomastible. tha beat that tha a.at Afiorusg i I.unch Dally .at 10 A. M. . A liberal share of patronage I rpetfollv oIcited. Dova-dtf

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DRY GOODS. &c. STAPLE AND FANCY. 'DRY GOODS, " ' i . - - ' .... - i - , . -'' ' ' ' ' ' . '- V ! NOTIONS," ctoO. H;iTDSPETe,' ll.-.n SvMIaiM St. W takBleaiur fa Intbrmlnir .' ...inmu.. and tha public gee rally that w Br. leceiving Fall and Winter GoodSr "' Consist: Jg lo part of ,,. ... '-'. t (, .. .. . .. tew. I i'i y'it Tro-wn and Bleached Sheetins-r Shirtingr, Prints and DeLamet. " j . . Plain and Fancy Dress Goods oi "' ' eyery variety. , Black Cloths, Fancy Caisimeres, Casinetts, Satinetts, Jeans, r Tweeds, c. . . A large stock of Plain and Twilled flannels, Shirting Fiannels, .; ; Linseys, Bed Blankets, &e. . A large and carefully selected stock ' of Fall and Winter Shawls, Balmoral Skirts, Breakfast Caps, - Nubias, Women's, Misses and Children's Hoods . and Scarfs. Cloths, Sacques. Basques and Circulars tn stock or made to or- ' der on short notice. . A Urge stock and great variety of : Hosery, Notions, &c, &e. All of wlilcli were purchased ; previous) to tbe recent advance In I ry Ciood. Tf"e are confident lliat ne can make It . o tbe Interest of . all to call and ex. mine . fctock. and 1'rtccs. , GROCERS. -j B, I. BABtBL. A. B. BABBa , DANIEL ft EAHN. WHOLSSAL PBALBU IB , -'- , Oroearl, Wlsti, L,lqaor, Clears, . Cot torn Yarn, Rail, Vc, No. Water Bt, bet. Main an d Locust, . lanll-Sm BVAN.SVILLE.1ND. '

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CLOTHING. GREAT WARDROBE, INo. 84 IVInin stTeet. (Next Door to Washington Hoaa). ltA. Flea Clothing of Every Description. rT, ' ' ' ' H4 WLEY & SMITH. , DRUGS & CHEMICALS. WHOLESALE Drug l Chemical ' - WAREHOUSE. ' 'FERniS. SPAItKS t CO, 34.-.. -Main Street.... ...... 3 ' ETANSyiLLE, IXP. ( ' : sA. Th only exdnsir Wholesale Drng Bouse In tbe city. " . v We dnplicate Ciacluna'l end LouisVilla price B. Order eolicllel. . alO PAINTERS. CBAA, B BaVSMA. . S. BBSB. Bateman & Deeds, .: HOtTBK, SIO A.SU 8 TK AM BO AT PAINTERS. Graining, Paper Hanging, 4c. VlJta Street, bet fecond a Thid. HAVING BEOKNTLT STABTED If TBI above bsnine, and having evary fa.ility tor erecutlsc wort In tbeir Hn. repciliillT solirit a share of tbe patronage ot tbe citisn, cf Evans. ville. All work entra-ted to them will be execu te. rs pron ly attended to. ebop on Vine street, b-f eeenna aea TBra DRUGGISTS. I, V. OW.iO. -. . w. . AIKBB HTv. cloud & co.; t,ouccmso( ui aov-i j i tax,; Wnolesale DruRSist3." w So. ft. fcouth 'tVater Street, (Next door to Kairoa A I if key,) j, .,, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. , 11 oraer promptly attended to, (octA-Sm. CLOTHING. GREAT WARDROBE, No. H4Main Street, t(asxiDoorto Waihlugton House). . Fin Clothing of Erery Leserlption. HAWLEY & 8 TJITH " , MILLINER Y. Fj'o. r' ..New Establishment.' ; f.1r3. schefer . , mrs. -peck.;:;. CLOAK AND DBES5 MAKER? Third street, between Main ad Sycamore, , TINDEB THEIB SEBVICES TO THE Li de-e of Evansville and viclnitv. ffi tti Ml liaery. Cloak aod Dies. Mukin bu.ineas. V.r oial attention glvea to Cutting Cljmki and Flitit Dreeeee. A liberal patronage Is rerDeclfnllv . td sen27-dil - - f FLOUR. 600 TWt&Zt sale St UHOWN, DDNKEBS N A va n HTdlm , No. 1 Water ir.t.

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