Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 5 December 1865 — Page 4

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WANTKD XTXBTBODT OCT OF IH. ploymant to wll at th Great Wasters Employment Office, nd regiter their ?ame fcr situation. Ko oMalB tret, Ivanr.ville, Ind. Boom Mo. 82. dec6 dlw WAfiTSB AH AGIST IH ITIBT 8TATK, county, ud township In the United States, lor "The Fetrolsum V. Nasby Tipere." B. W. Carroll Co., publlhr. Thii ra U the m4 humoron ever printed, and will Ml more rapidly than ur obecriptlon bok ever pnbllihrd. It will be richly bound In fine Knglish cloth, printed on excellent paper, end with bold type. The lllnetration Willi nnmeroiw and well executed. The people want just inch a book to maketo "laogh and grow tat." Preeident Lincoln on day, nearly worn ont by tba pratnre ef official dntlr. pahtnir everything elee aside, remarked to a friend : " Hare yon aeea the Haaby Paper t" "Ho, I have not," waa the anawer. "Who le KeebyT" "There ia a chap ont in Ohio," replied the President, " who baa been writing a eerioe of letter la the newspaper. I m going to write to Hasby to com down here, and I intend to tell him if he will eommnnlcete bie Ulent to me I will ewop pleoea wi'j him." Agente will atate their experience, if any, and will name several oonntiea in the order of their choice. We gtvs the higheet commieaion, and bevs'no back freight charge. JOSJCPH L. TOPHAM A CO., n V Vonrth and Vine Street, Sp27,ftm. Cioctonsti, Ohio. Agents Wanted TOB THI STANDARD HISTORY OF THE -7Sr J. 3ET.I COMPLITB In on LABGK BOTAL OCTAVO VOLTJMSof over 1000 page, iplendidly illn. trated with 127 line portrait of General and Battle-acene. Tbi 1 Jot tba book the peo1 want, and preeit a rare chance for agent. X eachera, ladle, energetic men acd especially returned and dieabled effioer end aoldler, is want of profitable employment will nna is pecu lietly edsptea so meir conumon Send fbrolrrater ana ee oar term. Addreu, J"NK MflMm 148 Wl 4ln . BEOP. A CO., r t. Cinclnaatl, O. FOR SALE. For Sale. A' TAEU Of 0NX HTJNDBXD AKD FITX acre, on th Wabash Elver, at the Llttl Chain thirty acre nnder fence a good log; house, and a large warehouse. It ie at the h ad of low-water navigation, and a good point for bnaioe, end a Boa opening (or a ferry, that won d realil) from on thonaacd to two thousand dollar a year, being aroessble at all Uge of water, and th only Tttof banks oa both i des of the river from it mouth lo Terr Banta. Alao, everl tracts of land in White county, Illinois. For particular, add ram t 0. 1, t. WILSON, dec3 dim Carml, Illinoi. ' T) ATXNT LOOMS TOB BALE. Lamb' Palnt Btlf Weaving Loom weaTe a yard of Jean in thirty minutes, weave eight different kinds of oloth on the tame warp, weaves double width bltnket. weaves seamless sacks and require no skill toweaia. Call and see en at work, at Mo. 3 rirsi sire i, arvanstiiie. nT-dAw3m WU. BLAKKLT, Oen'l Agent. WANTED TO 8XLL OB BKHT A 8KTXH Octave, Koaewood, Bonnd-eornered Piano, In good condition, and nearly new. Terms easy. Xnqnireat . H. B. CA88A VAST'S, 175 Main street, or at Beaidenoe, on Oneetnut, between seventh and Xigbth streets. no29-3wd f.OB BALK A NEW XBAHX HOUSE COHX talning 3 rooms and pantry, good cellar; a two-story stable ; lot 29) by 144 feet, situated on the corner of Seventh ana Oam streets. Enquire of noUo-3 JAB. HUHNXLL. Boilers. TWO STEAMBOAT B0ILXBS, SI EliET longand 40 Inche in diameter. Can b bought for a rseaoDablj price. For particular apply to or addrea JOHN BIBEYBE, nildw Mew Harmony, Ind. Valuable City Property for Bale. A rr FEET FRONTING OS WATXB STREET ft I by 160 feet fronting on Locust Street, on which are two brick stores, leased to Ootober, 18t7. Also, 60 feet fronting on First street by 160 feet on Loenst street most desirable property for (teres. Alao, Lease for 20 Years On th following: 7 Lot on Second street, and S Lota on Loenst. Plat to be teen and term made knownat the counting room of Bhanklin A Bellly. . nSldly JOBS SHANKLIIT. H OTJhB ABO LOT FOB SALE. A Sloa Dwelling Boose, containing eight rooms, situated on Main street. Property in fine order. Immediate possession given. For particular enquire of X. BI80H0F, BlS Xranavill Union, next td Court Hoc. JOB BALE 130,000 FEET BST POPLAR FLOORING Tor sale by A. SIMPSON. nl8-3m 6000 LBS. BBAN OB BALK AT f HE NEW Y0BK GBO0IBT ' cheap, to does ont the stock. Call early. nlT House and Lot for Sale. A KICK HEW FRAME HOUSE, WITH large corner lot, well et with shrubbery. one of the best location In th city, corner of neventn anu unesinui street. Also, If desired, th whole, or part of th furniture will b Included In the sale. , Inquire of AIKEN A DUSOUCHET, : Water treat, Bam'l Orr' Block. BOV-dtf : A FRAME COTTAGE FOB B ALE CONTAH?ing S rooms, a cellar, cittern, stable, Ac, In a ot,d locality above Main .treet. Apply to cell) BHAOKELFOBS A HOKMBBOOK. 1OB BALE lOJj ACRES OF LAND, IV OF A? wbloH 1 a Vineyard; a Brick Hon with 8 loom, S cistern and (pring, Orchard of Apples, Peacbes and Peers, 2 mile from town. Apply to rotS SHACKELFORD B0BNBB00K.. A NEW FRAME HOUSE. COMPLETELY XV flni(hd,and in a desirable part of the city, fur ale by pg,tf. SHACKELFORD A HOBNBBOOK, f HE SECOND HAND HAY . PR ESS, AND v is.uuu leet iiunioer. vJyS-U J. G. VENNEMAN. GUNS AND PISTOLS. GUNS PISTOLS, AT Greatly Reduced Prices! C . It E L LER , 05, Main Street, Imnorter and Manufacturer ; of all kindi of . . . GUNS, PISTOLS, and RIFLES, AND DXALXB IN POWDER, LKiP. OAPS,8BOT, OABTBIDOVB, POWDBk-n -1, : -. . .rOT-B 4 OB, O UTEBA O8 (o Urai u-i t if-r,;), i'WE POCKET XtilFES AKD BAZOUB, WALKING CASKS, ALL 8OBT8 OP QUN8, . AHD PISTOLS, : ' . And Swarwtblaff TJaaally Found In Gin Stores, atar Gun mad to order. F Particular, attention given to repairing gun and pistols. v Jyl0,d8n. JEWELRY. BITTROLFF & CO., An Entire Wew Stock. Bought for Casta, arad Prices Greatly Reduc'd AMIBI0AN, ENGLISH AND 8WI83 Gold "Watches ! AMERICAN, ENGLISH AKD SWISS Silver "Watch.es! DIAMOND Rings and 2?ins ! Plain and Fancy Rings, Gold and Silver Chains, JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS AND QUALITIES, AND LATEST STYLES, IN GBE AT PROFUSION. SUverware Full Stock. Plated Ware, Clocks, &c. BPXCIAl ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OliB Q-oldPens! W Call In and , at BITTROLFF A OO.'S. No. 28 Main Street, (One Door Above First.) mm- OLD GOLD AND SILTXB BOUGHT. - Oc4-3m LAW CARD. ......8. O. BXIstmBB. IEAVITT & BELCHES, ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW ! OFFICE OS TUIRD RTREXT, (late Provost Marshal' Offloe), ETAN8TILLE, IND. 14 Courier copy. NOTICE. (Bank Uotice. 1U National Bank, ara hereby notified that an leotion wiU b held at th Banking Hon of th Xvanrrille Branch Bank, in XvansvlU, on Tuesday. January , 1866, between thou oflO 0 elocK a. m., ana a o own - reetora, to erv the eaeuingyear. " 1 Bt order of the Board of Director. ' - ata-tdA SAM'Ii B A YARD, Cashlsr,

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RAILROAD Takes Effect Thursday, Sot, 9, 1865, EYAN8YILLI &.CBAWVOBDSYILI.I. OOUIO. BOITS. Im. , Airsse. "" Arrim. ' " XTanarill. Tlneenn. T. Banta Accommodation, 6:4011 I 10:27am I 8:lSrai Hall .:15ai ll:7a 3:O0 Vinoann Aoe'm2:30r at :1Sm - sous aoura. - . Xom. Arris. Terr Hants. Ylneenne. aVvllle. Vincenae Aco'sa .. I :30 a I :18 a Freight Aee'm 8:60 aw I i:90r- 6:0e m Mail 1:20 at 6:34pm 8:V7ra TERRE HAITI I5DIA.AP0LIS. B0 niU MHE,'; , Xa. " Arrit. Hight Expre.........l :13 A V 1 12:06 A H Accommodatloa , ,, . :16 a I 6 :!8 at M.il 3:20 r m ill :16 a Express ..4 :26 p if 3:20 pm OHIO & MISSISSIPPI B. B. ; . iaoM vmoMHia. - Going Eatt. doing We Mall 1:20 r 6:66 p M Kxprees. ... ..10 :66 P I 6:00 a Paaasnger for , ST. I0UIS AKD CAIRO lu.U.T.!ll. ....OA 1 111, '.UOT 111. K . . JVp I . JU,BIIU, WW, CUU nection with the O A. M. B. B. at Vli cenne ; arrive at 8t. Louie at 1:30 A. M., and at Cairo at o:oo, A. at. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5. City and State. The meetiDga at the Third Street M. E. Chnrch are not failing in interest and are being continued. Services to night as usual. - Xf The rain has somewhat checked operations on the streets, bat the work will be pushed forward vigorously at every favorable opportunity. J. N. Denny, of St Louis, wil address the workiogmen of Evansville at the Court House, on Tuesday evening, the 5th inst, at 7 o'clock. Firb. There was a fire at Newburg Sunday night A small frame building on the outskirts of the town was consumed, endangering several neighboring houses, but by the exertion of the citi sens the fire communicated no further. The loss was inconsiderable. Tax Stabbing Affbat. We under stand that the man who was stabbed on Saturday night at a bawd house, is in a critical condition, and it is thought his wound may prove fatal Some of the parties engaged in the broil, have de camped, or at least are not to be found in the city. , . ; Bitubnino Vetbbans 24th Lvdiana at Caibo. By the following special die patch to the Joubfal, it will be seen that the veteran 24th Indiana volunteers was at Cairo on Saturday, en route to Indi anapolis for muster out The 24th has many friends and admirers in this part of the State, who will read the announce ment of their return with satisfaction and joy: . .Caibo, Dec. 2, 1865. Ivnvil 1 Journal : j .The Twenty-fourth Iadiana arrived at Cairo this evening on their way to Indi anapolis. Please publish. ' Dbttman Fishes. Fbactioal Philanthbopt. A wealthy and philantropio citizen of Indianapolis recently notified Col. Hornbrook of our city, that he had determined to raise and educate ten orphan-children of soldiers who had fallen in defense of their country. The selection of one of the ten was delegated to CoL Hornbrook. It is the wish of the gentleman to select those who were most destitute. He notified CoL Hornbrook that he had himself chosen one from the Marion County Poor House, and requested the Colonel to to visit our Poor House and ascertain if , any such orphans could be found there. Colonel Hornbrook at once called on Auditor Bisch, and Mr. J.' P. Elliott, our. Township Trustee,, and. was informed that Yanderbnrgh county did not send the orphans of soldiers, whose fathers had lost their lives in battle, to the County Poor House. Other and better provision was made for the ml ' The humane and liberal gentleman in Indianapolis deserves thanks ' for the eminently practical way in which he has taken hold of this truly benevolent enterprise. We are also pleased to learn that one of our citizens has determined, on raising and educating some orphan girl, whose father sacrificed his life for his country. These are worthy examples, and we trust they will be extensively followed. ': Thanksgiving Services. Several of the ministers of our city met at the Third Street Church, on Saturday afternoon, to take into consideration the manner in which Thanksgiving should be observed by their respective congregations. We understand it was thought best, in view of the unusual importance of the day, to hold divine services in their respective churches, in preference' to having anion services as heretofore. In order, however, to gratify a very general desire for anion services of some character, it was resolved to have a mass meeting of the Sabbath School children at the Walnut Street Presbyterian Church, at two o'clock, in the afternoon. In order to make the demonstration pleasant and profitable to all participating in it, we presume good music and good singing will be provided for the occasion. School 'Superintendents have the matter in charge, and will, no doubt, make such arrangements as will afford the litt'e people much pleasure and make the day worthy of remembranee. ' . Heatt Swindle. An old man named John McKinney, from Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, says the New Albany Ledgir, was swindled out of $1,200 by the - confidence dodge, last Thursday. McKinney was going to Madison, Indi ana, and had taken passage on the mail packet General Lytle. He was discovered by sharper No. I, and after an introductory conversation, which led to confidence' on the part of the elderly gentleman, the ; latter informed the sharper who and what he was, whither he was bound, his business, and the very important fact that he had $1,200, with which he proposed purchasing a farm. The old gentleman was induced to accompany sharper No. 1 up into the city, and in their perambulations," sharper No. 2 turned up with an unsettled account, amounting to $1,200. No. I handed out the irrepressible check," -vhich No. 2 could not change, and the result was, the bid gentleman advanced the required sum and took the check as security, after which the sharpers left him, and that completed the swindle.

Rec-okder's Court Bjoinesa in the Recorder's Couri, yesterday, was somewhat lively for a while. James Talbot was charged with running a cart without license, and for this offence he was fined $5.00 with costs, id all f9.30. John Henderson was fosnd drank ou the street, having a large key in his pocket a suspicious character was fined $5.00; costs, $6.95. Having no money he was sent to j&il to board it oat A young gentleman was fined $1.00 for discharging a pistol contrary to the provisions of the city law. Hiram Ray replenished the city treasury to the amount of $1.00 with costB, for hitching his horse to a shade . tree. Thomas McElroywas fined $5.00 for running a wagon without license, Martin Carl, William . Hawley, and Robert

Boyd all suspicious characters were charged with being asleep on a salt shed. Upon examination it was discovered tnat the trio had not the where with to pay the fine and costs, so they were discharged upon promising to leave the city ins'.anter. Thekev found on the person of John Henderson is in the hands of the Recorder, and the owner can have it by calling at his office.. At a meeting of Sabbath School Superintendents, yesterday afternoon, it was resolved to have the Sabbath School Union demonstration on Thanksgiving afternoon at too o'clock, instead oflliree o'clock, as generally announced in the churches. . Pastors are requested to give out the notice of the change in the hour of meeting at' their Wednesday Prayer Meetings, ., we call the attention of our patrons to the advertisements of Messrs H. O. Babcock, H. E Blemker, and Ja cob Straub k Sons. Each of these firms, in their respective business departments, are energetic business men, and are anxious enough to do a good business, to sell goods at low rates. We' trust purchasers will read their advertise ments carefully. Btjeol abies , in Tebbe Haute. The residences of W. R. McKeen, Banker, and of W. D. Griswold, at Terre Haute, were entered at an early hour on Thurs day night last and robbed of all the sil ver plate and ware in each house. The robbery was committed, it is said, be fore nine o'clock in the evening. . roBE. ine waoasn Jbxpresa says ikthe ; Messrs. Early have commenced slaughtering and packing hogs, being the first and only packers' yet in the field there. They were paying on Fri day$9$9 50 for hops weighing 200 pounds and upwards. No other houses have made any preparations for oper ating. ? i . Friday's Cincinnati Commercial gives the following quotations: ',' '. Hogs were in light offeriner, and some reaction in the temper of the market, is observable, though but few transactions were made to give a practical indication of the range of prices. Ihe ruling fig' ures appear to be $S to $10 for them gross, $11 to $12 for net weights the outside figures, however, applying to extra quality and weight . , The New Albany Ledger says, on the same subject : ' We are told by our farmer friends that hogs never increased in " weight faster than they do the present season. The extraordinary : mild and warm weather, and the very superior quality ot the grain conspire to make the pork er's path to his final destiny smooth and oily. At the present prices of fresh pork a good hog is to-day worth more than the best - corse in the county twenty years ago. The universal diffa sion of the Jewish religion is the only salvation the world can look for from the terribly high price of pork. . I We have heard of no preparations for slaughtering hogs in this city. . We do not know what our b.utchers and meat men pay for hogs round, but we do know they charge twenty centi a pound for pork steaks. '; J 1 ' ' ' -- ! IS?" The total " valuation of property in Marion county on the tax duplicate for next year is $32,448,033; of this amount Center township, including the eity of Indianapolis, furnishes $21,945,' 859 a respectable showing. For the Xvanaville Dally Journal. A WAIF. Stibuld angry doubt thy sky o'arcut, , . And dark thy way like shades o fovea', t Thy trial shall not al way last, t Ther' light above there's rail In Heaven I Though tried by fierce temptation her.-, ! All needful grace by Goo 1 given Then trad In Him, and never fear, j There' joy above there' Peao in Heaven I Shontd friend thou 'at cherished II In dust-, " Tb friend to whom thy love waa given, j .. Look upward thither put thy trust ; ! There's truth above a Friend in Heaven I i ! Night ne'er can shadow that bright Plain; i . To it nd sunlight e'er 1 given, i - : But God Htmelf o'er all shall reign, ) j Th Joy of Saint, the light of Heaven I Xvansville, Dec. S, 1885. . . ' i aaBaaaBBaM . Amusements. ; . New : Metropolitan. The anpleasi weatuer no aouDt prevented many from attending, the theater who would otherwise havg done so; however, there was a fair house, much better than we expected to see. ' , . . I Miss Mollis Williams made her first appearance this season in the comedy of "Katty O Shiel, and was greeted with appropriate applause. Miss Mollie pes sesses a remarkable faculty of rendering an Irish character, as well as the power to please, and she was more than once called to the stage a second time. Her rendition of the character' "Katty O'Shiel," was highly amusing.' . Mr. Grierson, in the character of "Duke St. Lor me," sustained himself well and was frequently applauded.' in the afterpiece Mr. Vincent as "Handy Andy" acquitted himself with distinguished ability as a comedian. His reception, as well as Miss Williams', was most cordial, and we sincerely hope those talented artists will be the recipients of crowded houses during their sojourn in our city. . To-night will be produced the "Wizard Skiff' with all the original music. Miss Williams will appear in three characters, a "Greek Girl," the "Pirate Boy," and the "Wild-Zingara."; 'Her impersonation of a male character never fails to bring forth loud and prolonged applause. .i. . -lf. . . . . . ; In the concluding play, the "Object of Interest," Felix A. Vincent will personate his unrivalled character of " Barney O'Dwyer " with Miss Mollie as Fanny Dribbles," .with songs. The artists and attractions presented should be favored with an overflowing auditorium. Secure your seats early. ,2. " -Vl f ' CO Ali. More Coal Coming. NAVIGATION IS BESTJMED ON GREEN river, and JOSEPH 8TEWABT A CO. wiU have a supply of Green JMver Coal at the Evansville wharf to-day. A supply will be kept constantly on hand. B.o21-d3m Offloe on Kohn' Boat Store. -. LUMBER. f WE WISH TO CONTBAOT FOB 185,000 feet of Poplar (and some Oak) Joists and Flooring, deliverable her by the 1st of February next. B. X. GILBEBT A OO.i ' noviU wSt , t , , Mo. Syoamor treat.

1 1 iyei X ternsTo Ou Bivib s kjends V. e reap-etfuSl r ak the offiw of afaniboau arriving at this port, to furnish as with memoranda, manifeat, and all other int"llig-Doe relating to the intenst of th river. Such favors will meet with the truest appreciation, if addressed to the Biver Editor Evansville Joussjl, and left with either of th wharfboat. Br and Wtatiur. The river ia reported about as near stationary at this poiut as it ever gets to be. All day yesterday was cloudy, with a little rain. Consumable rain feli on Sunday night, bnt not enough to affect th ri7r. Business on the wharf yesterday was dull th Charmer cra ting about all the sensation we noticed. Arr4ra2s and Dprlnr,. The arrival and departure since Bund.y night consist of the Nangatnek, St. Louis to Cincinnati ; Minneola, Cincinnati to Memphis; Mattie, Caonelton to Evansville; Fannie Brandels, for Johusonville ; Laura Fenton, Louisville to Cairo ; and Charmer. BoaU fas. The Maggie Bays Is over due. ........ The B. K. Sunkerson may be expected at the wharf to. day ....... ..The Morning Star ia also doe

to-day, and will probably be on time. The St. Patrick 1 doe from Louiivilie to Memphis to day, The Indian Is reported as laying about Tradtwater, on Saturday night, soundlng.... The Ada Lyon U rground at Cave-in-Bock, we are Informed The Mattie leavea the Cannelton trade to-day, and goes to Louisville to hunt trade. The Captain did not meet with that encouragement that he considered necrssary for sue. . - BOATS MA Vina XO-DAY. For Louinille.Tke Matt J will have for LouUvll'. at 12 o'clock to-day. Her officer are pleasant and agreeable gentlemen. For Tismwi Rivtr. Th Sam. Orr. will leara to-day for Tennessee Biver. The .tfficers nor th boat need no word of commendation. Whoever journeys on that boat an sore to be well treated. For Himphit.lhe great St. Patrick is expected for Memphis to-day, and will afford delightful passage. Local ISToticos. Lost. A small bunch of keys, con' sisting of four in numberone a straight bras key, and one a Post Office box key. The finder will confer a favor by leaving them at tha New York Store. Hoosieb Grocery. Choice Celery and Stiles' Corn-Fed 0;sters, imported expressly for Thanksgiving day, at No. 9 First street. ' Wjf. Caldwell. dec5d3t . - .. ' V , . . Auction. Hiram Nelson sells at auction at his Aiction Boom, No. 27 Locust street, this morning at 9 o'clock, 10 boxes currants; 15 sicks of buckwheat flour; 25 boxes of 'obnco,6U pairs of blankets, 10 overcoalf, ud a Dry Goods, Shoes and 1 oota. One good two-horse wagon..; ' " ? ISPThe match game of billiards of 1,000 points up, for the champion cue which was to have been played Thurs day, Nov. 30th, will be played this Tuesday evening at -7 o'clock, at the Crescent City Billiard Saloon, corner of Third and Main Streets. ' Lcmbeb. we wish to contract for 155,000 feet of Poplar (and some Oak) Joists and Fooring, deliverable here by the first of February next ; -r', ; v ; r s. E. Gilbert & Co', d4-3td&w , No. 4 Sycamore st ' a. " - ' ' . i No Core no Pay. -Dr. Curran, of Louisville, Ky., having permanently lo cated in Evansville, proposes to cure all diseases, no matter what, in the shortest SDace of time. ' Office No. 95 Main street, opposite the Court-house. t ' Kemovkd. The Union Furniture Co.'s Store -has been- removed -from First street, between Main and Locust, to No. 89 Main streut, opposite the Court House, into the room formerly occupied by Mayer & Son,7 gunsmiths,' where the Agent, Mr. Lerche, will be pleased to see his old customers, and such new oSea as may favor him with a calL n4d3i ,. . . i rg . Boarding. Having leased the late residence of Mr. R. Raleigh, corner of Gum and Second streets, I have some of the most desirable rooms in the city, eit&W for families or single gentlemen, Terms reasonable. ! - nov28 lw. Mas. JsJ O'Riley. New "Yoke Store. This institution has concluded to open larger than ever on the advent ;of peace; The idea that trade would be dull at the close of the war is not part of . their philosophy. They expecfthal the ladies will wear as much, and as Jine clothing,' in times of peace as in war, and are preparing accordingly. s . I j They, have jusP received : from New; York a splendid assortment "of Whirl-, pool Beavers,' Chinchilla Beavers, Doeskin Beavers, Castor ' Beavers, in plain fend fancf colors for i Ladies, MisBes, and - Gents', wear, Fancy colored Velvets of all. shades; also, Zephyr - Worsteds, In fine Dress Goods', such as Empress Cloths. Plain and plaid Poplins, French Merinos, &cu, Ae. wThey are unequalledr Ladies' Cloaks and Bosquins al reduced prices in rich; Plain, and Moir-Antique '.Silks. They have all th popular .colors, Cloak and Dress Trimmings, Buttons, and Fancy Articles' -"'received by- Adam's Express from New Yorb every day. , j d21w, i : J. T, & S. A. Coolidgb. ' ' :. , i . w " &.16 First St., " Near Sherwood Ho-ase. lost. t A small breast-pin of diamond imitation; one set only,; The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving, it at this officer When lost it was attached to a small neck-tie. ... nov30-tL, A. C. Seweb. Keep Warm. Bay the best coal, find as cheap as any, at the reliable Green River Coal 'Office, No, 5 Water street, between Main and Sycamore, (up stairs ) n30tf. " "J j JtS?" A new brick Cottage for sale, situated in the upper par -, of the city. Enquire of Cross, Davis & Co. " ; Family carriage for sale. :Enquire at Dr. I Bass' office. AMUSEMENTS. NEW " "' j METROPOLITAri Virst Street, bet. Vine audi Sycamore. MABTIN GOLDEJI ..... ..... Manaeer. B. 0. GBIEBSOK Acting 4 mage Manager. Second night of , ' Miss Mollie Williams, Who will appear in. four characters. lar. Felix Vincent, : A BABNET O'DWTEB. , To-night will be presented ths' . . . : . UTizard.SIiIff To conclude with . ' AH OBJECT OF USTEKESI. sr Door'oneh at T. " The mrtln iK "rii promptly at to8 o'clock. - SiarTu Box Office will be open daily from 10 a, m. to 4 o'clock p. m., when eeata may be secured witnsut Kitrachargs. COAL. GREENE RIVER COAL OFFICE, No. G Water Street Bstw'n Main fe Sycamore, (Up Stairs) A CONSTANT-SUPPLY ON ready for immediat9delivery. HAND ' AND 'n30d3m V r BOARDING. BOABDIKO- Firit-olass Boarding can be bad on Vina ateeet, between First and Second. axt door to Bterrett's Chnrch. nl-lw

OFFICIAL. LETTERS BKMAININO UNCLAIMED In the Pott-Office at Evansville, State of Indiana, 27th day of November, I860. MfT obtain any of these letter, the applicant must call for "adttrtiti fetters," give th date of this list, and pay one cent for advertising. Kr If not called for wHhin on month, they will be ent to the Dead-Letter Office. FKEK DBLI VEBTf of letter by carrier, at th residence of owner, in eitie of 60,000 inhabitant or over, may be 8ECUSED by observing the following BDLESi 1. DIBECT letters plainly to th itreet and number, as well a the post-office and State. - 2. HEAD letter with th writer' jott-effioo and State, ttrtt and number, sign them plainly with full name, and request tnat answer be directed accordingly. 3. Letter to stranger or transient visitor in a town or city, whose special address may be unknown, should be marked, in the lower left-hand corner, with the word " Transient." 4. Plant the poatagesbunp on the upper rigUhand corner, and Ioom space between the stamp direction for pott-marking without interfering with Lb. writing. N.B. A BEQUEST for the BETTJBN of a letter te the writer, if nnclaimed within thirty days or less, written or printed with th writer' namt, pottoffict, and Blatt, across the left hand end of the envelope, on the face aide, will be complied

with at the naual Drenaid rate 01 postage, paya ble when the letter is deilverea to ins writer. Sio. S8, Law or 1863. , t ,J LADIES' LIST. M r i Keecblsy Mary Kline Lissia Akin Bancy J 1 '-" Benner 8 A. Bell Lydia Baylies Amanda ', Baker Nancy . K. sight Liasia J Lamb Jennie. , Lee Mary J . .- V, Lorch Christian Murphy mr T B Mitchell Elizabeth Minch Charlotte Millar Claray J Millard Ellen , -Monro Ann MeCaff-riy Grace McBuett Mary Newbsrry Jane Pope Imeline Parker Martha Peck Eliaa A Pace Mary E Bothrock Eliza . Bandolph Mattia Bandolph M J Bay Fannfe Biohardaon Bachel Bichards Emma Butter Jennie . r Beweoa Mary ! - ' Scott mr Too L Scott Betsy A Smith Msg?i Sauader iiata Smith Lucy Ana Sokeland Albuulna X Summer Ada Stit Bliss- :- 6tinon Bachel Thomas Maltsaa Tucker Mary Jane 3 Tenable Agne Vance Polly Weldoo Margaret a , Wilson Liuw Barlet Mary Brigg Sarah A Brown Jennie Bryant Hannah Buchanan Maria . Butterit mr . Carter! Cox Mary X Crnmpton Klixabeta Carpenter mr Geo Cart r Sarah Conn Wary J Caldwell enni ' 1 Carton Sarah Collin Mattie Duncan mr ffm Dean Laura A Dixena Catherine Deer In? Lou'sa y ,e. I hi Fisher Jane - ' Fix E Izabeth. . Friedly M J Fitch Julia A . Gerard Emma ' Green Mary Ann GilchrUt Cordelia Hardin Sallle Bedgemire Oatherina Heller Ellen Hill Mollie Hopkins mr Cur ray Huston Eliaa , Hull Mary A Jeffrie E Jackson mrs Belany J Jankin Sossn GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Aston Biley Hale Wm Allin Manvllle Allen L At ; ' A yen Soseph Ash J L Arcber Harvey D Anders Mr Harding Wm B J-eeraonfaa Joiner Dolaraos Johnson Coiumnt , Jenkins Elijah . Jackson Jon. Jarvi P H Indicot Samuel Kelly A Kightly Jojlah .' ' Kelly Jamea Kavenangb M A Kunckle Wm -. Kirkpatrick W H -Lak n W M ,; - Long Richard , Little P . Lamb Levi . , , . Miller JM Martin HB82 Hortin H O Miliar Dan'l B -" Mson Christ . McElwain Waaley - V McClond D O MoCoyJF -MoGinni Jackson McFarlin Green Nightingale Jesse Austin Ell Andrews F Buchanan Oil Brvant Frank Brewn Samuel Blockley Thomas Baauvaif Jireh 8 Burns Dr Ji BrldgesaJ J Bate Joseph ,- Ballock Boyd .. . Bate If Bethel Franklin F Badger J Bibb James! Cook W A CarUr Bicbard" CaikeyBA - . , Cook Loui Chislar Loui Clioger Henry O. Collins B F Copley Xrastns Canede Jean Croft Jonas Coleman John Craitubj James Crane James M , . Covincton J B Cross James . Drew W 8 4 " Daily JB Jtdaon Emery X - , Eudolphus Jame Enni Ira B 8 rord F Forsyth Geo -Ferguson Geo Fleager Dr J Ferguson Nath'a Gundrnm Godfrey G rider Cha Ooodg Cbas L Gurner I oil Glass OF Gray Henry Griffen David Goaon AD Gorley John B Glaney John r Green Jona " Gravel Jame Goodman Yearly Glynn Wm Greer Wm H Graw Nathaniel floodmanSW Y fone J W ' Nichols Kobt ' Newman F ' ' -' ;- O'N.il John -. OttWmB ' " Proctor John ' ' " " . Peck Jame ' "T Privett Issac " ' ' ' PryerGf W j x " Parker W A : ' ,"' Parker Cha " ' Perkins B Ji' Patchtn A B 9 Bedman Wm L - - Booels John Kaquett John A Buaaell H V Beed A Brown Siooox T J Smith Sam, B -Btokes Lieut Wm 1 (slaughter Dr S W . . Strange Thos Spell KM i , ' fmith Geo . 1 Bto.k H V 1 Smith Floyd L Storton B-jnJ amln Stafford B Stroud Clay , , Sweeny John Btacey Josiah Stewart Jame L Short L W Tyrwey Martin Talbot Jams - Gool Theodore George Dr 8 H 3 ; Gal.aher Michael Humphrey ij O Howard Sllw E -How Otcar W , Ho fl Loui Eases Alvin Higglnaon Henry Haoghey Henry W 2 Uawaios Jasiah Harrison J O t -Hfggins Jas O Hickey Jshn X ' -'r Hanson James H Harper Jame HarrolJF Hunt W A -r Huggin Wm ' Higgens Wesley . Tuck J F Tenner F Z - ; Times Office Taylor Brchlbald Tiustey Wm H Wm Andrew William And T Wad Charles Wilkinson A B ' Willi KdsoaX Walker F - Wright oaeos H 3 - - warren J a ' White JanHX M r . Walter JO Wimp'eberg Lt Wm t Waller Ben O ., ... Wlla Wm . , i Warren W A . Whit WO , j - Yat Jame H . ' I JAMES H. McNEKLY. P. H Harper Wm MILLINERY. SELLING DFF - - - t .... Ikt 6st: ; rpst LADII8 WOULD DO WILL TOCALL Mrs. MeCorxxiicli;' before purcbasins elsewhere, a she is selling off ner rammery nioos ana oiner fancy stonons at uubi, ana win aontinu to so until th luin of J anuary, on acoonut of going to makvs a chang In th store. dec2 dim EXPRESS. Adams ' f EXPRESS COMPANY. rriHB ADAM3 EXPBE89 -COM PANT iXX speetfully announce to their friend' and patron th public of Evansville and viclnitv that, with increased mcilltie for the transporta tion or .? - f - S FBEIGHT, PACKAGES, MONET AND VALUABLES, They aollelt s continuance of former favor. Especial ears takes IS the oo flection- of Bill, Draft, Notes, and the transportation of valuable package. ) , Any information in regard to tie routes, Ac., can ne ootames a tnsomoeu rirst street, next door to to Poatoffioa. THOS. GAITHEB, rir m8 Agntr CLOTHING. - GREAT WARDROBE, No. 84MainStreet, (Next Door to Washington House). . Fine Clothing of Every Description. HAWLEY & SMITH. I DISSOLUTION NOTICE. THE COPABTNEBSHIP HERETO ORE XX. istlng between M. Goldman, J. L. Berg, Jobs V. Watson, and J. A. McComaa, under th style of Goldman, Berg A Co., at 306 Market street, Philadelphia, and Evansville, Indiana, this day expire by limitation. Tha business of the Evansville branch will be settled by John V. Wstaon, the resident partner. ; GOLDMAN, BEBO CO. . -' November 30, 1860. - J "' Copartnership. j;'; THE TJNDEBS16NED HAVE THIS DAT formed s copartnership, tinder the stylo of WATSOff & BEBfJ, ';. 1 for the transection of s . . ' 'i tjic2 , Wholesale Clothing Business, on BACX STBEET, between Third snd Fourth, . ' , j,.. i Clmclnaaati, OHIO, where they hope to see the friends of th old heuse. JOHN V. WATHON, ' " --- JOS. W BBB-. : dec! dim , . Lste of Goldman, Bsrg A Co. - CITY NOTICE i-'j " " Kotice to Contractors.! "VTOVEMBEB 13, 1865. . . r j the Common Council of th City of XvaBsrille will receive Sealed Propose!, until the 11th day of December, 1865, for grading Canal street from Ingle street to Bond street. ) JBy order of the Council. ! A. M. MoGBIFF, Clark." " : City Clerk' Officii, November 21 ( 1865. . CARPENTERS. , , scoir.tl.ficoriEiiDt j CABPKSTEES AHD J0IUEES, t Shop on Water SCfooi oj Leet, Ail kind of house ttesmbeat wark don ' I th best manner. ,

REQXJLAR P&CII&TS.

FOB LOUISVILLE. The fine steamer MATTIK, Lod wick. Xr.a( r. W ill ieavs ior Louisville at 13 o'clock TO-DAf , For freight or passsge, apply on board. - It Eegular Nashville Packet." . Th light-draught Pangr 8 teams; ARGOSY IVo. 3, VAKDEQBAFT ....... Master, t Will Ieavs for Nashville OH TUBS. r?DAY, December 6th, at four o'clock P.M. For freight or passage, apply on board or to dec2 d3t . COX A HUMPHKK Y, A genu. U. C. MAIL LINE. Louisville and Henderson Semi-Weekly Mail Line.- - J W ''J . at"-' "2 Tb Xlegant New Pauenger Steamer ilROSE HITE! AAB0N BALLABD.......... .,.., FBANE HUBBY . Cantaln. WiU leave Evansville every Monday, Wedaesday, Tanrsday, Saturday. no28tf COX A BUMPHBET, Agent. 1865. 1865. Speed, Safety and Comfort.; Louisville, Evansville j AND Memphis Packet Company 4 . , i. r. , . r Th Klcgsnt Psnengsr Stcsmtsrs GEO. O. HABT BRUCE ALVOBO .0APTAIJ. CLERK. -AND LIBERTY!-3. SAM ABCHEB ED. JOIG, i......-.i.....CL E R E ABE tba Brgilar Packets for Lonlsvllls and 'Memphis each boat making on trip par WeeB. . For freight or passage apply on board, or to JOHN B. HALL, Or 1 .,. no2T tf COX A HUMPHREYS, Agent. Begular Tuesday Packet for Padu cah, JonasonTillf, and East port' ! Th elegant Light-Draught Steamer ! ; J. J?, .WEBB, B. H. BEOWN, Mstr...'..T. W. WILSON," Clerk, Will leave Evanavlll every Taesday A focr s-eiocs f.M.., ror tD abov and all intermediate ports, making connection at Johnsoaville with tb Railroad for Nashville, and at Esatport With in regular pacxeta lor lorence, Alabama . For freight or paaaag, apply oa board or to i noygr HUSTON A CO., Agent, For Bowling Green. . i BEGTJ LAB GBEEN KIYEB PACKET, j Th fleet and elegant steamer R. sr.'TlirVKKRSftY. IrM-it A. tJttlR.Vf AT.....i...MAS lliK JOSH ADAMS .,.........:. CLEBK. - Besnme ber trip this evening as the rra-u. lar Green Hirer packet, and wiUleav lor Bowl ing ureen ana ail way landings, at e o clock, ' For frejghtor passage apply on board. " 3 ' n023dtf. U.S. MAIL. Evansville & Caira : SemiTHJC ELIGANT HE W f AfraENQEB ITXAM jlB A-EM.DA! i 6: CAPT, JOSnYs TleBOOP, capi. w. a. lowth. LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVEBT MONDAY, THDBSDAT aid WEDHEaDAI,,.Ain&CAX, At 2 o'dlddlc P. M. LEAVES C AJROlEVEaY TUESDAY, , , FBIDAT and r ' 'r THURSDAY,, T- - . ,80SDAYr, O n Arrival of theTTrain . These boats have been refitted entire, and ara ww la first rat order Ui the accommcdation of passsnsis,-.., . , - . , ,. ,L j a7 areigDK recHvea at an noura oy i H03TON A CO., Agent KvansTllIe, fihawncetown and Paju v cab Kegular Low-Water racket; Ths. Fine Btermer ; iADAL' LYON, JESSE O. BEBBT,...r.;:.;.i.i;.;.MA8TaCB WM. H. ONABT.......M.;;...:.... 1 lrrTBVa PAT. BUBK.......J. ; ........j; Jl'LEBK.S. Th ADA LYOH a ill ran Jtxgnlarly between the abov points, .leaving every Friday and Tuesday at 12 Al. She w. 11 take Cairo freight and pawea. rare, re-shiimlnar at Padncah. i . This arrangement Is permanent during' lew water, ana pause ng r can -rely on her remaining u mi. cnua awing low-waie aeasos. n -J. i For freight or passage apply on board.. ', t sea6 tf i, i -i , , , i. Courier copy. Sewburgh and JKyansville Packet. Steam Propeller3'--' QUAKER, JEHD A. ANGEL ... MASTXB. will leave Newburgh every, day," (junday exsKo), as ly? o oioczt -a- m arriving at evansville at 9 o'clock, e-m nacrtng with the Baiiroad. Will leave Evansville for ttewburgh at 2 o'clock p. m-positively, arriving at Newborgb at i O CIOCK. -r- .. . . - . ! fsr Will commcne regular trips, Oct. S, 1865. ., For rrelght or passage apply on board, or te , I.-;.. ...'. JcrHH . HALL, or- r i i, ! ' oa snuorusti, fvansviue. ocT-tf -- UNION BELHEL, Mwbm-gh. j REGtLAR IRJOEPENOE.'sT PEOPIiES PACKET ! '"'il. ' '. ' ' ' U III Evansville, Cairo, -Hickman ind HOC ,THESEW AEPLEHDIP STEAMER j BENfOX'.... J. W. GBEEN ....... Master, HOlerk, Will rnn as a reguUrFfeight andPasanKer Packet between Louisville and Memphis, giving inc. attention vj an nusines entrnatea to ner. For rrelght or passage apply on board, or to ou: Ji a HDMPHBEY, HALLABCDD, ep28-tf f-.-v : v v Agents. COMMISSION. E. H. PAIECHILD & C04 Commission , Merciiants, 8 MAGAZISX BTBEET, X. H.Fairchild. ' , Jona W. ingham.J nov8 d6m . . SKW OBLEARI, S.WllIard..' V .." Samuel L. Porttis i. , WILLABD & POSTER,, , ' ' F0BWABDIHO snd , Commission Merchants. snd Dealer ia all kinds ef Produce... ... i sV Liberal advance nad on consignment. rlt U MO. 11 WATEB 8TBEKT, VASSV1LLE,ISD BANK NOTICE. i'HE AHSTJAL MEETIKO OF THE STOCKbolder in th Branch at Cnniu. ,r th. Bank of th Stats of Indiana will bm tuM at th. Banking House in Eranavills, on Tuesday, Jassarv id, I860, bet wean the hnnrs of tm o'clock A.M. and there o'clock P M , for tba purpose of crating uve uirecmrs to serve in ensuing Jear. y oraer oi ine noara ft ll rectors i . SAMUEL BAYABD, Cashier. Nov. 81; 1866 - t - n25 daw3t DRY-GOODS. CHEAP PBICE8 AHD " f- .GOOD A8S0ETM2NT, BOLIiE & BEYREIS3, 43 tP-mim . Strset, ' n , f.r J! BVAH8VILLE. flfB. . WE HAVE JUST BECEXVED OUB FALL Stock, which embraen-eheto-electka l DseM.Ooods,. Cloaks. Shawl, Balmoral Skirt, Hood and Mubias, Glove and Boaierv. Cosaeta. Cloth, Cassimeres, Ladies' Cloths, Oaaeiuets, Jesn, Flannels, Blankeia, Tickings, Gingham. Caliche, 4c, Bleached and TJa bleached HnUii! and a thosaand and one ether, articles too tedion to mention.-AU jf, which will be sold vsst obxaf. . Go and see t So. 43, Main Street.' . " ' BEFXXI83, aaptlft.;.-T . 1 1..u, No. 4a. Main t treet. MEETING. rtSHB HEMBEfifl OF.THE WOBKINOMEN'S I Co-oprrativ Asaemblv are rsaueated to meet at the Hall in Klusman'i Block, Main street, on siuswuii jsiuttr, st f Jfi.CKi i s.. cy oraer oi lbs Assembly. ! miti . .-wvv;a D. B. GBAHAM, B.S.

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t : QUEENS WARE. &o.

IMPORTERS. Cliina; Glass AND v Packages now on band and opening at BIBFfi IBBai'S; Sooosesor to M. A. Lawrsno. I ISTo. 18 ; BEAIN STREET. J ;'.' i , ;. One of the largest add beet assortments to be found in the Weat, and for sale at extremely low prices. - Merchant furnished 1th common War alone if desired, .i i . i i .' ; - . " ' . We are now manufacturing evi ty description of Goal Oil Lamps, Candle and Coal Oil I anterns, which we will aell at lese than Cincinnati price. Lamp Stock, conaistlng of- Burners, Shade, Chimney, Peg and Fet-t, :or sale at Manu .aetu rers price. f - . . t , , j t ' I mh2-em ' ' INSURANCE. IBDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE C 0. i i. t Chartered, 136. ; . ; Capital, ssOO,000 ATkm In sTlrlrl R 1 1 AW It' IisB.lI. . . iMnrth Psn navlvanix HtrMt. i 'INDIAHaPOLIS, 1JSDIAWA. s. A. rLsTCHsa, en. ,' a. t- aotcH, W. B. TALSOTT. OLlVSa TOV8IV, AQU1LLA JONS, Sen., A. S. VIXTON, T. A. HOBBtS, - . JVSCK, WW. UIRDSRSOII. ! A9-iasarM sn kind cf Property aealnst Lass by Fire. -- WM HESDEBSOM, Jraa't, Alex. O. Jamisoh, Seo'y WM. B. B AK KB, , Agent t Evansville, Office of B odium M iu, j epli-Sm Wator street, SASH & POOR FACTORY HUHNEL a BONB, SASH A3iB DOOR FACT0BT, Corner iWalnut. Sreet, and. Canal, "EvaiMvllle, Indians. XXTT FDBNISH TO CBDEB ALL KINDS OF DoarcSaali- Frames and Blinds ; also, Asep oa hand a Ws.e stock oT Shingles, Lath, Pine and Poplar FlooriegrFiue-LDmber, Ac, i ' ' All order promptly attended to. DISSOLUTION. flVHE CO-PABTNEKSHIP EXfSTlFO BE'J.' two the Undersigned expire en th lrt of .December, l, ty limttatiou,- Either partaer will ign In the settlement of the'bnstnees. t !- f ... , 6MUDDV A HO WABft - In referring to the Card below, of Messrs. Howard, Preston A Barrett, I take pleasure In making particular mentiot f Mr.. B. S. B0WAUO. For two yr he ha had sole chge of our tons in new xork, and ha nanagsa in ousmess w kill and ability. Hi sale of Tobacco, Cotton, Flour, Pork, Ac, have given general satisfaction. I cordially endorse him, and hop my old fries ds may fav, r blm with their, ahipments or pro-uo. 'Jil.. , ..J JiJ .'- .W. It. 8HUUVX,. r-. T t , r ? ' f 1 v 1 t.,;.. (r i- , ! The undersigned have formed a 'co-partnership Xor the purpose or sransaioga. f ( ' 1 GKNEKAL C0VMISSI0X BUSINESS IN " Kew Orleans, Louisiana. H0WAND, PBE3T0NS It BABBETJ. B. S. nOWABD, 11. D. BABBSTT,! . New Orleans. -rial1.n-.- r li-r, W. R PBE8T0N,, I f'JS ")VS. York. 111 GEO, B. PBE8TON,Evcniville, It,. OATLIN PBESTON.j Hudson. ille, lib. ""'-W.H.WILLIAMS,! ' " '" t?alhoun and Owensboro, Ky. Kw Toax, Dicembar lst,ie5. .- no28-6t WHOLESALE! NOTIONS. so; tit 13 Buy Xour Motions of a Xotion House. 'f -irj. ! !J'j.':n M W fc?J W ; , ' Dire t "i . - 1 t. i. . i:i,f : :. V v G - -n' o -i trtttj tf fasw " m j - -, L-2 m C3 . j u,aJ. a r 0 gin s Ci P. ; , m M a'A U v I i 3 fei 2 t P..riSTj trJ o O' 1 P3 ...... ft p L H " - 2 .a PAPER WAREHOUSE. PAPER WAREHOUSE, 290 Main street, South side, bet : v Seventh, and igllth.. j IrVlVX. CBOMEY, . -. s i, Wholessle Pester In ';-') ! , . PAPKR OF ALL KIHpSfa. j ... BONNET BOABDJ, 1 ' BINDKK'S B AKI8, ! -' .CARD BOARDS, ' KNVELOPKii, PRIKTIHC1 IHKSAo. Havrns bad nearly twenty year' exoerlMe in thi branolv of bnsiness, I feel cot fident 1 can make it to th interest of all persons bsvincnaoer to examine my stock be for making pnrobase. Order by mail or etnerwla uall noelv prompt attnetion. ' - ' 0- BIgbest market pries In casb pal fa

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JEWELRY.

NEW STORE rJEW GOODS. lO'.f I AM HOW OPENING, AT MT NEW STOBt, NEXT DOOR TO FIRST NATIONAL BANK, TBI tABOEST STOCK OF ' ' ' ' Clocks, batches,: Jewelry, ' Silver and Plated Ware - - ' . - .'.- ; Ivor brought to th city of EvnsvHl,' which I ess sell st grsstly redaoed price, for Cash. it V . i .i ,..- iJ -,. l ,., : 1 1,-. WM. BUCK. WATCHES of sll grade and maker; prioas ranging from 110 to 8,160; all war-, x ranted good time-koper., , , CLOCKS Th Gsinnn Sits Thoma Ouxk. ' - ' BI0H JEWELBV of aH ' th I atjat and Most Fash- ; iooablStylea,andXltborats Workmanship. , DIAMOND 8ET3, ' ! "'" DIAMOND PINS. AKD FINGKBKISG8. ' GOLD CHAINS Is enl-1' lea variety. -, WBDDINS BING8. . . i -'. GOLD THIMBLES, i .- I SIL VEB TUMBLES, GOLD BRACELETS, , ; FEABL BBIDAL BETS, nnsnrpasaabU in branty. GOLD SPBOTACLIS, ' ", SILTEB "' STEEL ' ' " SPECTACLE OASES, SILT SB AND PLATED WABK In sets, half Ml, or, ingle piece. T SILVEB SPOONS, " SILTEB F3BKS, ' SILTEB KNIVES, and SILTEB Hinii ' Binoi, ' 1 SILVEB OABD CASES, t PEARL CABD CASES, . . FANCY GOODS OF ALL 'KIND A DESCRIPTIONS, , FINE P0CKXT CTJTL1BT, TABLE CUTLiBT, C ' POCKET BOOKS, As., m And all Good nsnally found i a CO o IT" o Q w d 1-3 a Q "9 03 H Q CO M o o rA o 03 w H o 5 w CO - is a First-Ulan Jewelry Es-., . iaDusnmni.li TU - IVmtels RaLrlny ., . Don to order r. th most reasonable irms. - ,' . Engrsvlna;, Both. PLAIS A OSSABtSSTAk ! 'highestTbice PAID FOB SOLD A SILVEB, WE BUCK. "1 (ii'4f 1 SW Tho wishing to parch good my line will do well to call and examine my large slock before purchasing elsewhere, for I am determined nut to b undersold. - - ci0-ly ... ... . 1 ', ,.- - .. T have alio a das assortment of Gold Psn of different brands. All Peis warranted for two yeara. . ,a..j. 1 i.-.a Wm!. :btjgkJ MACHINISTS. TREITS ZL HANEY. i i is .. -. . ... .. CresGsnt JPoiindry, "r;xyAlTSYIILE,; IFD fi.i a. J-iJL .i.i t. i i 1 1X N.- - a afaaamotacaraof fv'f i. v! .! -' ift STE AM ; E JSt GIN E S, ' ,vt'-i i ;! - ''')" l j ,rCfEAm; BOILERS, - CIECUL AB SAW . MILLS " . - V fl A 'M I Cf the most Approved Fatten. ' - r' ... , !. r - ,t-tf ' i t - . A LflO t,;rs.,,l Urn i All kinds of Machinery appertaininr 2 to 'Bailroads, "Steamboats, Distilleries,' rionriny; Mills. ... . - . . , .- . . . SUGA;R::MIlVXSt i ......:) ,.,: ... of all alies with the latest Improve - monti attached.' .1 r A ,.. . ' I. J V Tobacco Screws. 1 tli . &0 U- " 6,a lONi AND; BRASS 10 of very description. Steam Ganges, Gum Belting, Fh . Briok Wrought Iron Pipe, Bolting .i -Cloth, &o.aat,, j .jKA5UFACTUREB8' PKICES.' j- .t.iiVft4 a - ill Sepairing done at thort j notloe, - 41.1- -1, '..-! t t I jj-. JWsrksmsaa asms t all parts te . Repair ISoilers. 1 e - v t . - I B" All order will reserve oer ImlrvMnal attas. tioa ana will be promptly filled oa tb reasonable terms. Ofilee and Jonndry on the Canal, corner of Intrle Street. ' b"-i? i ;. !'- CLOTHING. UBEICH & SCHEADER, Merchant Tailors, COR. STCAM0BK s SKCOXU SI8., Ewsmawllle, lad. ' ; BW W bars a obalo assortment of Imported Cloth and Cassimors.' cf a aoparior qsslity, which we jwlliesanjifastare Jnto garmenU at reasonable pries. . . asar-cati aod examine onr good and prion. IvtS.dXms. - - .!. RESTAURANT.. Crescent City Saloon. , 'TOSSPH L. K0HH haaopeaed lath Or a. cent l City Bnllding, one door above Bronghtos A Vteod'e Irrag Store, s Aral elasa jSilOOS , ASD RESTiUBAUT,wner will be furnished, at all seasonable hours, lasdditioa (o ths Onset Liquors, Oysters, Game, and all other Comestibles, tb best jhat tb market affords.., ,r ; , w. ...,. n'.ii.''4an a ww i I aiuuvu vtuty at au a us. ,

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DRY GOODS. &c.

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY. GOODS; ST NOTIONS," cOw SP.ETH, -Main -St. We take nieasnr la Informina- enrenatoman and th public generally that as sr receiving or . Fall and Winter Goods .1 : PS Consistliig in part of ' Brown and Bleached Sheeting-, Shirtings, Prints and BeLames. Plain and Panoy JJresi Goods oi , Tery variety.Black Cloths, Fancy Caisimerei, Catinetts, 8atinetti, Jeans, Tweeds, &c. ' A Iartre stock cf Plain and Twilled ,,, yiannals, Shirtinir flannels, Linsejs, Bed Blankets, &c A large and carefully selected stock .; of Fall and Winter Shawls, Bal- . moral Skirts, Breakfast Caps, ; . Nubiai, Women's, Misses . I I ,, i , and Children's Hoods , , : i : , . ... and 8carfs. ,,, Cloths, Sacqnes, Basques and Cir- , culars in stock or made to or- :, der on snort notice. ' A large stock and great variety o . Hotery, Notioas, &c, &o. All of wlilcli vere purcbaset) . previous to the recent advance In Irjr (iood, r " He are confident t bat-we can . make lt to tbe Interest of all to call and examine Stock and 1'rlceN. GROCERS. S. I. BABUL. A. B. KAJS. DANIEL & K AH IT, ' ' , ' . WHOLSSAU IUUII IB " : ' Orossrlss, Win, Liquors, ' Clg-srs, Cottoam Yarn, Hal I , aks., Ko. a Water St, bet. Hals an d Looo.t, IssU-ssi EVANHTILLB. IHD. ' HEAD & MEMrEC, Wholesale Grocers, . And Dealers In - ',. ' Liquors, Wines, Bails.Glais, Cotton Tarns, Spices, Wooden t - Ware, Ac, 4ce ., Palo-13 31ain gjtrpet, (Opposite Branch Br.uk, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA d030 CLOTHING.

' - ' GREAT WARDROBE, ; No. 84 Main treet, .v- '(Next Door t Washington Bou)w i ' m. fine Clothlo j of Every Description.. T ' HAWLEY & SMITH.

DRUGS & CHEMICALS, f r WHOLESALE t-i- t , , Drug & Chemical r WAREHOUSE. ; . i r . .. ': FERRIS, SPARKS & CO,' '; . ','vi ... .', ' 34.......Maia Street...... .34 ; Vf AJiSYIlLE, ISD..','" ft - The only exclusive Wnolofal Drag Sous In tb city. .. : ..! , ax. W dnplieat Cindonail and Loui. villa price. - i , t , Orders solicited. ' ' 'nlC A ;. .t! ri PAINTERS. CBAS. B lilllll. . DESD. , i . Bateman c Deed s, HOUSE, SION AHD STEAMBOAT Graining, - Paper Hanringr ? Vims Street, bet. 8eesal Tfalrd. HAVING BBCKKTLY RTAKTCD 'If TD1 1 abavebnin.a. snd havln rv.rv facility for execntlsg work in tbelr line, rwpetrully olicll a ; share of the patronags ol tb suites ef Evawilts. AU work entrn-ted to tli.m will bsexem--ted with neatness and dispatch. All orders promptly attended to. fcbop va Vine strset, etwesar' Seoond and Third. ndlw DRUGGISTS. w. a. Aixnt He (SUCCMSUIS SJ W V Mw , Wholesale Druggists, ; Ko. 1 5. Souln water istreei (Next Door to Karon I'lcKey,; i EVANSVILLE, IND I AM A. All orders promptly attended to. octA-SnT ii . -.1 I - CLOTHING. O: GREAT WARDROBE, ' IVo- H-l IVIain Street , (Hext Door to Washington House). S Tine Clothing ot Kvery rescript Ion. f HAWLEY & STTITH MILLINERY, &c. New Establisbment fsIRS, SCHEFER - - r.iRS. pccsc, MiLijirjisxiar CL0AE AND DRE8S MAKEP - Third trt , bet ween 11 aln snd 8 jroanaor TINDEB THSIR SERVICES TO TV dia of Kvanavitl and vicinity. In . Unary, Oloak ar.d Dies M akin bnainasi ' elal attention ivea to Catting Cloak d Dresses. A liberal natrouase Is reaper ' ' lotted FLOUR. Klin BABBCLS DOiBLK IXT ST. J. - I oltgir N A ' Wti. JJJ family Flotir, mad from si at BB0WN. DDNKKR8 1 uSTdlm ' JiO. 1 WaKI

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