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V V lor Ormll than any aunecrlptloo book ever publish i. It will be richly bound ro 1m English cloth, printed on excellent paper, end with bold typo. t illostratlunewlilte numeroua and well exaeated. The people want J out inch a book to make t lie n "laugh end grow fat." Praldrnt Lincoln one day nearly worn ont by the pressure of tfflclsl duties, rushlne everything 1 ealile, remarked to a friend : Bar yon tern tea Nasby Papers?" No, I have rot," ih th aoiwer. "Who fa Nesby 1" " There la a chp ont In Ohio," replied the President, " who baa bran writing a aartea of lettsrs la tba newspapers. I am going to write to Nasby locnt down bare, and I intend to te'l him If ho will communicate hie talent to me I will ewe? plant wlih him." A uenU will sbte their experience, I' ary, and will name federal reunites la the order of tbelr choice. We give 'he hlgheet commission, and bare no back frelfht cWpi. ' " " ' : ' i" JOSEPH L. TOPHAM A CO., 8. . eor. Fourth and Vina etreets, ap27.Sm. :irclnna i, Ohio. Agents Wanted FOB THE STANDARD HISTORY OF THE rtOMPTETKIn rna LARGE ROYAL OCTAVO. ' VOLCM o' over NXiO rare., splendidly illoatretod with lvi7 line pi'rtre ta of General-) and laltliv-ecene. This ia Jnet tha book the po..l vat, and prisons a rare chance for azents. - iMChora, lsdies. energetic men and especially rwcrned and disabled ilBcers and soldiers, lu Irn lol prefllable employment will And It pe-n-Itailv ad.p'ed to their cor.diti'H. fend for cictuiare ami at our trm. , , A.rtnss, J"NES,BR08. A CO., , . ri..3m 14SV.". i , u Sreet, Cincinnati. O. FOR BENT. FOB BKST OS LTASE BDSISESB H0U8B A trat rate Wholesale Umlgru ITonee, ia gooj locality. Inqnire f.f Wa. K. FBESOU, aVq.or . HAHBROOK BITCUIY. JecT dlw " FOB SALE. OOB. SALE HOC8R. A two etory Frame V bwelling lTonee, corner i f aixth and Cheat not itre t. For furlhrr particntare, Uqalraoa the premlaoa, or at dec7 dlw .-. - MOKO AN, BEAD A OO.'l. it f ... i . For Sale. A FARM OF ONB HUNDIIKD AND FIVK acrca, nn the Watah Bit r, at the l ittle Chain thirty acrea unfer fi-nce a good log how, and a large wn hoiM. Itiaattheh ad of low water navigation, anl a g'od polut for bcatneaa, end a Coa opening tor tarry, that w: n d rraliK from one ill taatd to two thoo.and dollaia a year, ticg arceaa.ble at all atagta of water, and the only hWff banke oa both aidea of tfce river from in mouth to Terra Haute. r . Alto, (aroral Irarta of land In While county, Illlnoia. . For nartlcnlera, addreaa 0. 1. F WILSON, decS dim ... Cat nil, Illlnoia. PATEHT L00DI3 FOB SALE. Lamb'a Patau! 8 If Weaving Loom waayea a yard of Jeani Jn Uiirty minulea, wuates eight different klnde of cloth on the i awe warp, weare donbla width blankeU, wearna aamlae eackf and reqnlrea no tkU toweaie. Ca'l and lea one at work, at No. 3 Fire- tret, Inoi I lie. DT-dAw3fli WM BLAKELY, Okn'l Agent. WANTED TO PELL OB BENT A SEVEN Ootava, Boatwood, Bonnd coruereil I'lano, In good condition, ai d nearly new. Termaeaay. Knqnlreat . H B. OASBAVAhT 8, 176 Main atreet, or at Brairienoe, on Cneetttnt, between BeTeota and Eighth itreeta. aoi'J-S wd F?0B BALK A NEW FRAME IIuCSE tONtalolng 3 rootna and pantry, gocd collar; twoitory .tab'e ; lot 'ay by 144 fret, eitnatod on theeorrerof eenth and Gam ttreete. Et quire Of no2ft.Se . . JA9 BUNNELL, f Boilers. TWO STEAMBOAT B01LEBS, S2 FEET 1 toi'g and 40 inchoa in diameter. Can le bought for a rracouabli f-rice. For particolara apply to or addreea JOHN BIBEYKE, n21a2w New Harmony, Ind. Valnable City Property ior Sale. A rj FEET F-iONTINO ON WA TKR STREET 9 by 150 feet fronting on Locnet atret, on which aie two brick etorea, leafed to October, 1867. Alio, 60 feet frantinjt on First street by ISO feet on Locust street most desirable property for stores. Also, Lease for 20 Years On tha following: 7 Lois on Second street, and S Lots on Locu.t. Plat to be seen and terms made koownat the coontiug room of BhankllB A Bellly 21dly JOHS SnANELIN. H OCcE AND LOT FOR SALE. A Nice Dwelling House, oontainlng eight rooms, situated on MhIo street. Property la fine order. Inimedlate possession given. For par tlculats enquire of E. BISCHOF, nl8 Evanivllle Union, next 1 1 Court House. JOB BALE 50,000 FEET BEST POPLAR FLOORING For sale by A. SIMPSON. n!8 3m House and Lot for Sale. - ' AKICI NEW FBAME HOUSE, WITH largo oorner lot, well aet with shrubbery, one af the best locations ia the city, corner of Seventh and Chestnut streets. Also, if desired, the. wholo, or a part of the furniture will be Included In the sale. . Inqoiraof - AIKEN A DUSOCOHIT, g . y- Water (treat, Sam'l Orr'a Block.' ' aov.dtf A FBAME COTTAGE FOR BALE CONTAIN, mg a rooms, a cellar, cittern, stable, Ac, In a ru n locality above Main .treat. Apply to ocl J SHACKELFORD A HORNRBOOK , ' W I. Ba.ua i"7a avBaris iw wvtk7v Jl1 which la a Vineyard ; a Brick House ,wlih 8 looms, V ctsterns and spring, urchard or Apples, Paacbea and Peare, 2 miles from town. Apply to Oct a BUAUB-iUFUTiU UUBMBKUOH.. ANEW FRAME HOUSE, COMPLETELY finished, and In a desirable part of the city, tor sate ny - ap2tf,tf. , 6HA0KELF0RD A HORNBBOOK, NE SECOND HAND HAY PBE8S, AND v id.uuu met tinmber. Jy-tf J. O. VENN EMAN. 'GUNS AND PISTOLS.:! - tnfa GUNS PISTOLS, . AT . -. i Greatly Reduced Prices! L ER 9ii, Main Street, Importer and Manufacturer of all kinds of, GUNS," ' " ' 'V PISTOL.S, ana--RIFLxuS, . . iND DEALER IN - POWDEB. LBiD, GAPS, fHOT, CARTRIDGES, .BA Hi (a lar?aMcrrnw), TIHEPOCKBP KM7E3 AN D UAZOHS, WALK1HO CANE, ALL tsORTS OF OtNS, . -AND PlaTOLB, Aid Everything TJansWIw Fotsnd In ' uan Stores. .. j . ;;. ? j F Gons nude to order. var Particular attontion given to repaid ng guns ana pistols. ..... jyiu.dtim. JEWELRY. BITTROLFF & CO.,

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Hingsand Pins I Plain and Fancy Rings, Gold and Silver Chains, . J EELBY OF ALL KINDS AND QUALITIB Aim LATEST STTLES.IN GREAT PROFUSION. SilverwareFull Stock. Plated Ware, Clocks, &c. SPECIAL ATTENTION. IS CALLED TO OTJB G-old Pens! A Superior Article and Large Stock, made to oar order and Warranted ON Hi YJCAIC : .U,.viiwt..,: . . j w. Oall in and a a, at . ,.? "! f ar .: BITTROLFF OO.'S. - tNo. 28 Main Street; (One Door Above First.) eWOLD GOLD At.D SILVER BOUOBT. " . ' - , oc4Sm . ... : .. LAW CARD. S. K. JLEATZTTnr.y"..--t".-B. O. SCLCsaa. ' IEAVITT & BELCHES, ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW ! OFFICE OS THIRD STREET, -(Lata Provost Marshal's Offloa), v r ' BTANSTILLB. ISD. ale Courier copy.

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JOURNAL BUILDINGS, LiUCVST STREKT. . BETWEEN FlHST AND WATKh RAILROAD TI IVI E-T-A-O liJE ? - r. , - v '- '' Takes Effect Thursday, Nor, 9, 1865. EYAJTSYILIS at,CRAWFORDSTIILK. OOIBO BOBTH. , I ears. Arriv. Arriv. Evansville. Tlneennea. T. Haute Accommodation. 6 :40 a at llO:tT&al 2:lSra Mail 9:15 AM Vlucennta Acc'na :Jr fe ll :47 a h 3 : 0 v M S:Ur at - aoivs aotrriu Xasea. ; Lsasa. . Jrrfca. Terra Baa to, Vincennca. E'villa. Vincennea Acc'nt I ' :S0 A I :15 a Freight Aco rn 6 :M) a at I 12:30 8:0dr M Mall :20F1 :34 :Ii7fii ; .; V J .;.t. f TERES UAirKA INDIANAPOLIS. raost rasai bidti. Zests. ...Arriv. 112:06 am I 6:30 ru 111:15 a I 3: V10ni Night Express... Accommcdatlon . M.il Express. , ...1 -.13 a at ...7:1 A at i 8 :S0 ,..4:6SI OHIO A MISSISSIPPI R. R. : FROM VISCSNStS. 'X 'i ' . Goimg Sasl. Going Weal Mall ".:. ." 1 -2D r u I 6 :5S r m Express.!. 10:45 rat :0Oa , Psaaeogsrs tor --, , ST.. 10PI8 AND CAIRO leaving Kvansrilla at 2:30, P.M.', makecloaeoouneclion with tba O. A. M. B. B. at VI. cennes : arrive at f t. Lcala at 1:80 A. M., and at Cairo at 0: 60, A. M. THURSDAY; DECEMBER City and State. No Paper To-Mobrow. -In conse quence of Thanksgiving, tbera will be no paper isaaed from this office to-mor row. --: - ' ' ' t&" There will be service ' at the Ingle Street Church to day, beginning at 10 o'clock. Rew Mr. Turner will preach a Thanksgiving aermon. ' ' - t We trust that basiness houses throughout the city will. be closed today, and that praise and thanksgiving will be uppermost in the heart of all the people. . The Lord hat done . great things for ut whereof we ought to be glad. - Recorder's Court.-There was not a single case before the Recorder'yesterday, not even for a moderate drunk. Either the vigilance of the police or the fear of His Honor has bad a most wonderful tendency to cool the ardor of that class of offenders which usually gives amusement arid work to our police, and adds to the treanury of the city. ' J ' Aocidkst. We' regret to learn that Mr. Ben. Durham bad the misfortune to have his hand badly mangled by a circular saw at Stmt A Tribler's mill yesterday.' The middle finger of the right band was caught by the saw and cut through to the wrist." The wound was dressed by Drs. ' Caeselberry and Jones, and we . are told the patient . is doing well. , Sad Accident. Samuel E. Bailey, a son of the late Thos. C. Bailey, says the Vincennea Sun, . who has been living with Dr. Mantle, of this city, for several years, was killed by falling into the Doctor's well last Thursday evening. The unfortunate young man had been subject to fits, and, it is supposed, in attempting to draw a backet of water he was seized with a fit, and -fell into the welL He was not discovered nntil Friday morning. .- , , Pair for the Poor; The daughters of Rebekah propose giving a Fair for the benefit of the poor generally. The Fair is to be given on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, the 13th and 14th instant, at Masonic Hall, and lunch will be given on Thursday and Friday morn Sngs, The object of this Fair is to help the, poor in general, and no: to confioe the charity alone to the widows and or phans of Odd Fellows, as some may suppose. The ladies have taken great pains to make the Fair a success, and it is hoped that there will be ai large at tendance. There will be a supper given and in addition, oysters, ice cream, an everything that ia calculated to please or satisfy. , . r ., n . w ijecture. mr. uenny, ot est. Liouis delivered a lecture at the Court House last night" for ' the" " edification of the working men of this city.' Mr. Denny started out by saying that the capital ists are the reapers, while the laboring classes sow the seed. He endeavored to show why the capitalists control Legis latures ' and Congress, and mould the action of such bodies. He asserted that the wealth of the producing classes was filched from them; that the work done by them was not for themselves, but for others. He referred to legislation that conferred advantages by taxation for the benefit of negroes, while heSras of opinion that little was being done ' for the white man in the way of legislation He thought if the negro had rights here. that tha white man, had . as much... He was not particular what political com plezion a man was of, to he was in favor of the eight hour system., ; ; ; He considered that every man who was not in favor of joining in with the eight hour league as laboring men, were moral cowards. He also spoke of the condition now of the laboring man, and what it would be. ia future in the event of a failure to secure the eight hour sys tem. - - - Mr. Denny argued the various points of the labor question at length, and con eluded his lecture amidst considerable applause. J ) Mr. J. C. Fincher," of Philadelphia, ill address the workingmen of this city on Saturday evening next, . at the Court House at 7 o clock..; . The Evansville and .Cairo packets have determined hereafter to leave at half past oce o'clock precisely. - This change has been forced upon them, and our merchants will do the Packet Company a great favor by having their goods on board in time. V" ' . . ... If, however, it should happen that merchants get their goods to the land ing too late for the packet they may pot them on Huston & Co.'a wharfboat and they will be shipped promptly" by the packet next day. It will be'better, however, for all to remember the time at which jhe,.packets will be certain to leave, 1 o'clock J M.t aad make their arrangements. This will U the time of departure, until further RQticfc.LT Si D Billiards. -The atch game of billiards, of 1,000 points up, for the Champion Cue, was played night before last at the. Crescent City . Billiard Saloon bjr Mr. F. Huston apd Mr. Seth Coolidge. About two hours and a half-were empioyea in tbe play, and resulted in Coolidge beating Huaton aome four hundred POintS. I

Sabsatb School C i lkbratiow. Pa reuta will uot forget the Union Sabbath School meeting this afttrnoon at two o'clock at the Walnut Street Presbyterian Church. ' Tbe Committee of Arrangements have elected Hon. Alvah Johnson for President, and Mr. . Wm. Tileston, Prof. Qenung and S. N. Curnick as the Committee on Music. Tbe opening prayer ia to be by Rev. Aaron Turner of Iigle Street M. E. Church. We do not know certainly who will make the speeches, but we feel certain the children will be instructed and pleased. ', All the superintendents of tbe various

schools are requested to be present promptly, and assist the children in obtaining seats. Tbe following songs have been select ed, and we publish them that teachers and scholars may clip them out of the paper and have them reaiy for use at the church. The songs are all familiar. and we hope to hear the children sing them with the spirit and the under standing. ,".'! " : " ! j. ' MABOHI&O ALONG. ' Tha children are gathering Lom aaar and from Tha trumpet is sounding the call for the war; ' Thi col flic t Is raging, rt will be fearful and long. We'll gird on onr armor, and be ma'Chlog along. C'Wae Marching aloag. . Tha fj la before a ia battla array, Bat let ns sot waver nor tarn from tha way ; Tbe Lord is onr strength, be this aver our song. With courage and talih ws ana marching along. Chorus Marcblrg aloag. We've Mated for Uf and will camp oa tha fte'd Witk Christ aa oar Captain we never will yieia ; The sword t the spirit, both trusty sod strong. We'll bald la eur hands aa wa'rs searching along. Gaoras Marching along. . Tbrongh confiicts and trials onr crown ws must wlu, For sere we contend against temptation and sin ; Bat Hie thing assures ns, we cannot go wrong If trusting our Savior, while marching along. Chonu Marching along. - ' IS THE LIGHT." T la religion that can give Booetest pltaanre wbila we live; 'T is religion must supply Bolid comfort when wa die. ' Afar death onr Joy shall be ' Listing as Eternity ; Let me, then, make God my frlead, Then my blisa will never end. , JOIOTJS CHOBCd. , I want to be an acgal. And with tba angels stand, A crown apoi my forehead. A harp wi.hln my hand. want to Join tha chorus. There right before my Savior, , rlo glorious and so bright, I'd msk the sweetest music. And praise Him day and night. .-.. Aorne I want to Join, etc ; ' I never wonlJ be weary, Nor aver ahsd a tear, Nor ever know a sorrow, Mcr aver fsel a fear. Chonu -I wa. t to Join, etc. Bat biassed, I urs and holy, I'd dwell in Jesus' sight, And, with tea thousand thousands, Praise Him b th day and night. tVAoras I want to Join the ononis. ' -i AMERICA. . My country '.Is of Then, Saeet land or liberty, Or Thee I sing. Land where my father! died, Land of the pilgrim's pride. From every mountain'a side . ' ' Let freedom Hug. Let music swell tha breexs. And ring from alt the treea Sweet freedom's song. -' Let mortal tongues awake, -Let all that breathe partake. Let rocks their alienee break The sound prolong. Onr father's Qof, to Thee . . Author ol liberty, . ; : To Tbee we aing. , Long may onr laud be bright. With freedom's holy might Protect ns by Thy light i Gtaat God, onr king. j , . EViBGBEKS SHORE. WS are Joyously voyaging over tha mala, . Bound t t the ever green ebore. Whose tntiabltanta never of sickness complain And never aawdeath any mora. Caoras Then 1st tha harricana roar, t - It will the sooner be o'er; We will weather the blast ' And will land at last i Bafs on tha ever green shore. Wa have nothing to fear from the wind and tha wave, TJadar onr Savior's command, And onr hearts in the midst of the dangen art brave, Fjrjesui will bring as to land. : Gaol-as "then let the hurricane," Ao. Both the winds and tha wave! onr Commander controls, - ' NothfSg can baffle his skill ; And his voles when tha thundering harrioene rolls Can make the loud tempest be atl I. Ckonu "Then let tha hurricane," Ac. Let high heaving billow and mountainous wave Vaartnlly overhead break ; There ia oua by onr aide that can oomort and save .-i There's one who will never forsake. : Chonu Than let the horrjeaae," Ac. Let tba vowel be wracked on tha rock or l.he shoal. Sink to be seen never more, He will bear, none the leas, svery passenger son! Safe, safs to the ever green shore. t'ftonts "Than let tha hnxiicane," Ao. WE ARE COMING, BLESSED SAVIOUR. Wa ar coming, biassed Saviour, l We hearThy geotle voice Wa would be Tbine forever, And in Xhy love rejoice, i Ohomt Wa are coming, Ao. We are coming, blessed Saviour, To meet that happy band. ( And sing with them forever, And in Thy proseaee stand. ') ! .. thorns ' I We are aominr, blessed Saviour, . Our Father's house to sea; A glorious mansion evar For cb nlre n young aa ws. ' We are coming, blessed Saviour, That happy home Is oora; If e'er are gain Ihy favor We II reach those fragrant bowers. ta Wa ar coming, blesstd Saviour, To crown onr Jssns King, - - And then with angels ever His praises wa will sing. ' ; Csrs -. , . . . C . 3' : The Message. A Great Favor. ' We are indebted for our timely receipt of tbe President's Message '. to ' the thonghtfulness and accommodating spir it of our friends, the Foster Brothers, of Cincinnati, carried into effect through the courtesy of the Adams Express Company, by Mr. W. H. Waters, Gene ral Agent of the Western Division, and Mr. Thomas Gaithee, Local Agent at Evansville. Mr. Waters came down by Wednesday - morning's Viuoennee Accommodation train, and tbe Message was promptly delivered to us. The copy we print fVom is contained in tbe Cincinnati Daily Evening Timet of the 5th. We were thus enabled to give the pub lic the Message in Extra form ' in ad vance, as nsual, of our cotemporaries, and a half day sooner than if we had received it by the usual course. The pnblie were thus supplied with it with all possible . promptitude, . and correctly printed, which is an additional gratifica tion." : -M: On behalf of the public here, as well as of ourselves, we return thanks to the gentlemen above named.- .;. 0 .. ,. Amusements. New Metropolitan. Contrary to onr expectations, a good audience greeted Miss Mollis Williams and Mr. Felix Vincent last nignt. Miss jaome cer tainly did great credit to herself in bar impersonation of tbe three characters in the " French Spy." Mr. Vincent and Miss Mollie were most happy in the rendition of the characters in the afterpiece, "Sketches in ; India,", and were appropriately applauded. We notice that Mr. C. R. Erakine made his first appearance this season, to the satisfaction of all. - ' To-night will be produced tbe largest, and we think the best, bill of the season. Three plays will be prodnced: The "Wept of the Wish-ton-Wish," Irisb Assurance,' and tba "Happy Man, . in all of which tbe stars will appear. , We hope the bouse will be crowded. NOTICE. IBank Botlcd. qiHE STOCKHOLDERS :IH THE EVANS. X : villa National Bank, are hereby notlSad that election will be held at tba banking House of the Evansville Branch Bank, In Evansville. on Taesday, January a, laoS, between the hours of 10 mSSSSl ZZr?.'5i3& tn., tor seven siBy order ef the Board of Dlracl Directors. - ' aaW-atdAw BAat'L BATARD, Oaahlar.

Local Notices.

Bcff- Wd direct attention to the adver tisement of Mr. Henry Ayers, Flour and Liquor dealer, to be found in thia paper. This is a new house, just opened, and superior inducements are offered to tha trade. J :''J Cloaks t CloaksILadies' Cloaks at Auction. Hiram Kelson's. sale of fine Cloaks did not commence last evening on account of bad weather, but will commence to-morrow, Friday, morning at 10 o'clock, at the old Auction Room, opposite the Washington Bouse, and continue forenoon and afternoon nntil Saturday evening. The stock ia large, and from five to fifteen percent can be saved in buying at this auction. The ladies are especially invited. Tsahksoivikq Lurch. Lunch will be given at Louis' Exchange on Second Street today at 9 o'clock. Turkey, goose, venison, and egg-nog in abundance. d71t Temptipo. Those Turkeys in Charley Habbe's show-case. Lunch to-day. The Masos & Hamliit . Cabhet Organs. Those who are at all conversant with musical matters must have heard of the Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs, which may be said to have achieved celebrity in a short lime, commanding attention in foreign countries as well as at home. These i7?ora,fcs3 noted carefully the imperleciioua and the need of the reed instruments, and directed all their practical experience, and ; the knowledge "derived from an extended series of experiments, to the correction J of such imperfections, and to the sup plying of these manifest needs. Their experiments on the single point of the reeds have resulted in the production of a aualitv of tone which assimilates so as cloBely to the, pips organ quality, that it ia difficult to distinguish between the two. This is a most important develop ment of the reed instrument., as it ob viates the popular objection to the for mer reedy, thin, nasal quality of instru ments of this class, and adapts it in a ramarkable degree to the services of the church and to vocal accompani ments and music at borne. - ' The Cabinet organs are in point of fact moat beautiful instruments:, their tone is rich, pure and . full," and" their mechanical arrangements "ara " ample, and calculated to afford every assistance to the performer, while adding to ' tba scope and power of the most charming instrument of modern time. Ibey are made in every style of caser from the simplest to the most elaborate in design and fioisb, and at prices Varying in accordance with the style. New ' Tori Tribune. djlt. ; . P. O. Notice. Thnraday, December 7th, being Thanksgiving Day, tha Post Office will be closed from tea in th forenoon - nntil tha railroad mail ; is opened at night Lock-box holders can then set their mail matter. - The mails will arrival and depart as usuaL. - dec6d2t Postmaster. ' New York Store. This institution bas concluded to open larger than ever on the advent ;of peace. The idea that trade would be dull at the close of the war. t not, part of their philosophy. They expect thai the ladies tdll wear at much, and at fine clofhing,in times of peace at ia var, and aire preparing ac cordingly. They have just received from New York a splendid assortment of Whirl pool Beavert, Chinchilla Beavert, Doe thin Beavert, Cattor Beavert, in plain and fancy colors, for Ladies,. Misses, and Gents' wear, Fancy colored Velveto of all shades; also, Zephyr Worttedt, in fine Dress Goods, such as Em press Cloths. Plain and plaid Poplins, French Merinos, &c, Ac. They are nnequallsd. Ladies' Cloaks and Bas quins at reduced prices, in rich, Plain, and Moir-Antique Silks. They have all the popular colors. .Cloak and Drett Trimmings, Buttons, and Fancy Articles received by "Adam's Express from New York every day. : d21w. J. T. k 8. A. Coolidge. 14 k 16 First st. Near Sherwood Hoi se. Ldhber. We wish to contract for 155,000 feet of Poplar (and some Oak) Joists and Fooring, deliverable hers by the first of February next . S. K Gilbert & Co, ' d4-3td&w No. 4 Sycamore st. Hoosier Grocert. Choice Celery a4 Stiles' Corn-Fed Oysters,' imported expressly or Thanksgiving day, at . No. 9 First street Wm. Caiwell. dec5d3t ', No Cure no Pat. Dr. Cnrran, o , Lquisville, Ey., having permanently lo cat'ed in Evansville, proposes to cure all diseases, no matter what, in the shortest space of time. Office No. 95 Main street, opposite the Court-house. d4-lw , ; ,. j, ' t v 1 Family carriage for sale. En quire at Dr. J. Bass' office. , , tf. STOVES AND TINWARE II. E. BLEMKEB IT A3 REMOVED FROM Htd OLD STAND M.X on main street to hie new house, No. 14 Second Street, . . between Mala and Sycamore, aad received a large addition to hie stock of ware, so that now he has the largest and best selected stock la the city ef Plain and Fancy Tinware, COOKING AND HEATING 8T0VE8, MANTLES, MANTLE FRONTS, the very best ENAMELED GBATB3, flee and common, SKILLETS AND LIDS, & UlISS AMD LIAS, ' . . SUGAR KETTLES, DOG-IRONS. SMC.OTHIN :-IRON3, fancy aod common. COAlt ifUDS AND VAbES, BRITANNIA WARE. IRON, TINNmD, AND ENAMELKD WARS and everything 'connected with the baiinees; in lact, a general assortment of . , . ; He one Fmrmlahlmgr tacMde. j. sWA good assortment of Tinners' Stock. All joboing, snob as GCTTSBI30. ROOFING. etc, done at snort nnttca. . , AH warranted as represented Offers to sell cheap, at wholesale and retail. Orders solicited. decfi tf I GROCERIES. Old. Pioneer FeMJiLY 0B0S1BY J. P. ELLIOTT. No.. 82 Mala Street, IAS ON HAND. AND CONSTANTLY BE1 coiving, a large and well at lac tad atoek of OROCKBIES AMD PROVISIOSS, such as ;'" - ORIS D JSO CAS NED FR BITS, .,..( .1 y. SUGARS, COFFEES, BPICE3, WOODEN ASP WtLLOW WARE. . Also, A lent for DUPONT and MIAMI POW DER COMPANIES. - A large stosk of Rlfla, Blasting, and Canister Powder always on hand at Si a. 8 SSAIX STREET, decS COAL: Notice to Steamboats. CONSTANT SUPPLY OF SOR1KNEDOOAL . on hand at the Hon.y Creek Coal Landing. two miles above Bockport. , .Bargee ailed at reasonable ariose dscaium HONEY CREEK COAL OO.

JR iver ItemsTo Oca Bivaa FaiKNDS Wa respeetfu'ly ask the oniosre of steamboats a-rlvlng at this port, to furnish ns with memoranda, manlftsts, and all other Intelligence relating to the Internets of tha river, ouch favors w,lt meat with the truest appreciation. If addreeeod to tha River Editor Eyanaville Jot;aAL, and left with either of tha wharf, boats. " " " " Wtalktr aaxl fiiver Thora was considerable rain yesterday, and tha weather was quite cool all day. The river Is rising slowly at thia point, and has

rissn flta ar six Inches In the last twenty-four hours. Bullous on the tevoa yesterday waa ex tremely dull, tha J. r. We b and tha Armada creating all tbe activity that was observed, rrirais l Departw.. Tbe arriva'a and da partn-as since Onr last report, nn to a late boar lsat sight, ware, tha Ada Lyon, from Paducah to Nswbnrgh and return ; Silver Sprag, Hew Orleans to Cincinnati ; Socket, Cincinnati to 8t?. Lonls. Tie Armada left yesterday for Cairo with a good trip. The B. K. Dnnkersoa had a fair (Tip, and left forGrvea Bivef yeatarday evening. Boat Dmt. Among tha first boats due beta wa notice the tt. Patrick, Loulevllle to Uemphis She will, no doubt, be foand at tha wharf this morning Tha Peer'ese, Nsw Orleans to Cinata aati; Arlaona, Cincinnati to New O leans. - The Liberty No. 12, Memphis to Cincinnati, is over dna, bat may ta found at tha wharf this mori-ia, , Ifiacsflaaaaas. Tha Eilver Spray had a targe in tow with about 700 bales of cotton for Ciaiinnatl .Lait night tha Ada Lyon broks a shaft, and, in consequence thereof, will not leave tha wharf till 8 o'c ock this eTeolcg.....The "J. P. Webb was anexpxtedly detained lsat night, and will not leave until J3 o'clock to-day..... Ihe Cairo packet will, in future, leave this port at 13 o lock P. M.'. 8blp;ars will do well to make a note of this feet, aud have their freight ready at that time, bat in cue cf delay, freight may be stored on Boston A Co. 's wharf-boat In perfect safety ......Tha regular packet between Clncin nati and Loaiavt:ls will aot make their ninal trips on this, Thanksgiving day......The Bath will hereafter ran between Cairo and New Or 1 a. ill. te. .graph gives Information cf tbe explosion of tha Cottage No. S at Jobnsou Shoals, Kanawha river, killing three men and wound leg aersral others. The boat Is a total wreck.....MThe Racket sunk a barge leaded with crude ell and coke, at tba foot of French Island, Tnasday evening. . SLSAsisos raou oua ixchahqxa. - The Cincinnati Coatmsreial of tha 6th h .s this Tha weather was mild and c!ondy yesterday, with a light, drizsliog rain ali day. Last sight, tba mercury indicated S? degrees, with a proepoct ot clearing np ana growing colder. At rittsburg, tbs river Is stationary, wiih 3 feet A inches in the csann l last right There are 6 feet hence to Loainiile Tbera ara 4 f jet ia the canal, but only 3 feet on the ahoslest bats along the Lower unie. rue Cumberland Is stationery, with IS laches on Hsrpeth Shot's last nigbt. There ara 6 feet in tbe Missies pot from St. Louts to Cairo. Wa regret to announce Ibat the Cottage No. 2, Capt. Jamee Newton, recently repaired and re fitted at Oal i polls, while b.nud from Gallipoiis vor ;aariea on, jesterusy, blew np at Johnson i Shoals, in ths Kanawha Biver. The di-pitch asaiee mat aptam Hewton was slightly wounded together with Mr. Watkins. who retilee In New. pot , Kentucky, Wa have no further particulars Captain Sam. Huestoo'a new Arkansu Blver packet Oz irk, will be launched from Dan Mcr ton's yard to-mi.rrw. She will be axca diagly ugni oraug ni, ana rarnisaea la superb style. We copy iron) tha Cincinnati Qzette of a Btb Inst: . ; Ibe Nannie Byers. thorouzhlr reoarl and re painted, dropped down to tha wharf yesterday to reoeivs for Memphis. She will be under tba command or the veteran Captain Byert, with tha suable Major P. Armstrong in the office, he hav ing oeoa (ianirrca from tne ot. uioud. Tbs Lonlsvllla Journal says i Tha river here was rising slowly yesterday, and It was rislrg slowly at Cincinnati. However we do not look upon this little attempt to rlsa aa nemg aoyruing. inerenas but 3 feet 3 Incbes 1 the canal yeaterdav. Business on ths wharf wa livelier than usual, though nothing to brsg of. i" weainer was gloomy enougn. in the tore noon it rained a little, and made another attamn tn tbe afternoon ; bnt wa expect It w U not make it tut soma time during the night. . Ia tba Pittsburg Gwull wa Snd the following prediction, vis: One of onr oldest steamboat Captains informs ns that he bad never sten bnt two aoasons like tbe preceding one, and they were both followed by severe winters, the river being frozen over for three months each winter. This were the winters of l-Sbe-nd 18M. In 1855, there were twenty these relay daya ia fh. month of July. Judging from i no paw, we may eonnuentiy expect tne rivers in in over souu oy uuristmas. AOATS LKAVUW 0-n. i For Cain. The Charmer will be tbe regular Cairo packet to-day, and by tha new arrangement will leave at 1J, o'clock. The boat nor officers ased no words cf commendation from ns. Fpr Camisr.'aasl Riser. Tbe J. P. Webb wil1 leave to day for Cumberland Blver. For pasengera thlsoat vUI ba found a pleasant craft. Her officers are gentlemen of aflaiillily and oourteey For MempWU The 8t. Patrick la expected to leave the levee to-day for Uemphli. 6be was expected at daylight to day. The following letter bas b en bsnd -d as; It msy be of interest to some: MtnrHis, , 1SGS. tttttrt. Cox & HampArey . ' Dxan 6(s Yott have 'ere this beard of my m'sfort'uos, striking a snag at tba foot of Island 41), above. Helena, tearing our V 't gnard from forward of tha boilers' to aft of the engine!, Sd . tuiuii g the timbers on tbe sis anef knuckles of tha boat. The barge, aa I learn, was not'' injur, d aud bai gone to Nsw Orleans. I waa obliged to return to Memphis ia order to re-ihtp tha freight. Part of onr freight wm Inst overboard aod we had to throw some orerbosrd in order to trim and save the boat and tba reminder of tiie cargo I will ahiD to New Oorleans tbs balaxce of the freight that is lelt to go down with It. The boat will return to Cairo or Palucah to repair. Von can notl'y shippers of tha acciueui. averytning aas pwn done mat nnman enors coma ao to save tne cargo aad post, and wi think wa came off well savins so much of the car. go and boat, and no lives luat, considering the seriousness of ths accident. The boat wil i be at Uatro on Wednesday, when I would like to hear irwm yoa and In what cmcie are try Insurance. - .... . Respectfully yours, JOHN GRACE. J. M. OANTHBRR. AMUSEMENT. ETROPOLITAf U tT't Street, beUVIxtsj and Sycamore MARTIN GOLDEN-... .Manager. B. C. (iRHBSOtf Acting A stage Uaoager. . s , , . Fourth night of ... Hiss Mollie Williams AD Mr. Felix Vincent, Who will appear to-night In the pity . ntitled Wept of t he Wish-ton -Wish To be followed with Irish Assurance. To conclude with To-morrow Night Benefit of Mlsa MOLLIE iLLi4Mf,vb,B shewai appear in t.h FEMAi-E DETECTIVE To con,clnde with IRELAND AS IT WAS. W Door open at 7. The curtain will rlaa promptly at M toe o'clock. Mr" Tne Box Office will be open dally from 10 a. m. to 4 o'clock p. m ., when eeats may be secured v unoui citratnarKe, PURS. Ladies' Jur Capes, Victorines, Collars, Circulars, Muffs, Cuffs, etc., r In Kink, Sable Fitch, and all Kinds of Fnri now worn. '. FASHIONABLE HOODS, CAPS. I U KUANS, MISSES' CAPES, MUFFS & CUFFS All sizes and prices. - Ixents ' Fvly Cana. pilars, viiovCH. V , CHILDRESS! Fancy Fur Trimmed Caps. AT VAUTIKR A MABCONNIER'S, - ii Main fctroet. d2dml A CARD. 1. a. xtrnm, . iciutns. Aaie or lonuiville, Ky, Late of Loniaville, Ky. MATTHEWS & lULLEETON, DEALERS IN Agricultural Implements. SEEDS, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, AND - HOUSE FURBJISHISa ARTICLES. ... No. 46 Mala Street, . . EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, woe tf - ' CLOTHING. Hawley & Smith. Duelers in CLOTHING AND FTJBNISHINQ GOODS.-" 84 MaiB Street, . EvansTtllri lad. STRAYED. FROM MY STABLE, ON TBE CORNER OF Second and Cherry, op the 30th of Knw one large. Dnrham Mi'ch Cow. Description White Cow with red ear. ; email horns, rather drooping, point- inclines in ; about 8 years old. I will pay a liberal reward to any one returning her to me et my store. No. S Main street, or rt-w. log such information, as will lead to her recovery. Hca-aw wan. Ij. UlAVa.

HEGULAR FACKKTS.

u. r.iAiL LirE. Louisville and Henderson Semi-Weekly Mail Line. i . " t . The Mlefftit Now PmMenger fitMrner iSROSE HITEIiiS AARON BALLARD........... CapUln. J. T. McCOMBS, 7 BANK HCBBT . Captain. Will leave Xvansrille ever - Tfonday, Wednesday, Taursday, Saturday. no28tf COX A HDMPHBEV, AgenU. 1S65. 1865. Speed, Safety and Comfort. Louisville, Evansville AND ' - Memphis Packet Company Tbe Klegamt Passenger gtcamtri OK0. O. HART BRUCE ALVORu... ...CAPTAIS CLERK -ANDLl BERT Y M P., 2, pf 8AM ARCHER ......"... ..........CAPTllN. ED. JDDGK CLi;BK ABE the Rig ilar Packets lor LouisvilU and Memphis each boat miking one trip per we- a. For freight or pa.sige apply on board, or to JOHN B.H Hl, Or ) , , no27tf COX A HUMPHREYS, 8 Eegnlar Tuesday Packet for Paau cab.. Johatonvill, and Eastport The elegant Light-Draught Steamer -T. I. WEBB, B. H. BROWN, Master. . .T. W. WILSON, Clerk, Will leave Evansville every Tuesday at four o'clock P.M., for tbe above and all intermediate port., making conn-ction at Johnsoaville with ths Railroad for Nashville, and at Eastport with tne regular pacxets lor jriorence, Alabsma For freight or passag., spplv on board or to nov27 HUSTON A CO., Agents. For Bowling' Green. REGULAR OBEEN K1TER PACKLT. The floet and elegant steamer I .fCT DRINRWATER MASl KR. iOmi ADAMS .. CLKBK. liesumes her trips this tvei Ing as tne nguisr ureen mver imccos, ant win leave lor Bowl ing ttreea and alt wiy landings, at 8 e'olock. For freight or passage epiily on board. ; aU23dtf. U.S. MAIL. Evansville & Cairo SemiWeekly Mail Line. TBE ELEGANT NEW PASSENGER STEAMER AEMADA! CAPI. JDSU. y. puoGP, - CHAEMER! " C1PT. W. A. LOWTft. - m LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY - KOVDAT,. . 4 THURSDAY and WEDNESDAY, - SATURDAY, At Si o'clock P.M.' LEAVES CAIRO EVERY . TPESDAT, FRIDAT and SHBRSDAY, ' SUNDAY,' On Arrival of the Train. Igy Tbeea bo. Is have heen'refilted 'entlro, and ara uuw in first rate or.lor f f tbo accommodation ot pasKngrrs. n7 J teignts ree lived at all hours by HUSTON A CO.. Agnnls. firansTille, Shiwnectown and radii cah Eegular Low-Water Packet. 1 be Fine S termor V av s A T a -r vrrinT JXAJJO. JX AJXW.-y , - JE8EO BERRY ..... WM H. CONAtrT lr,,.o PAT. BUH......,..,,.,.,,,,.,,,... f y'ao. The ADA LYON v ill ran regnlarly between the aov poinls, leaving every f riday' and Tuesday a, m. nu. w ,i iaaa uairo ireignt ana passengers, re-sblpp;nc at Padacen. - Tbi atrangement ia permanent daring lewwater, and pansecg rs can rely on her remaining in cue f raue auriug low-waser seS03. For frsight or passage apply on board . ccas tf Oourier copy. ' Newburgh and vani rille Packet. Fteam Prt pel'er m J w JEHO A. ANGEL . -..MASTER, ui leave newourgn every day, (jnndjy except' d), at o'clock, a. m , arriving at KvantVI lie at 9 o'clock, onneetina-vrita ths Railroad. !l leave Evansville for NeVbnrgb at 8 o'clock. p. lu . pusiiiTeiy, arriving at newburgn at y -w'jll pommenct regular trips, Oct. ft, 1805 or ireigut or passage apply on board, or to JOHN JT HALL, or 1 OX A nOMPHREY, IvsRsville, M.f-i taijn oaLnau, x.swourU. ttEGVLAIl l.DLI'E.UET PEOPLES' PACKET ! Evansville, Cairo, Hickman Memphis. and THE VKW k I PLESDIP STEAMER BBS COX. J. W.GREEN Will rnn as a reffniar Freight and PaasAncrnr Packet between Loatvtl and Memnhis, giving a.riu. aLieniioB so an ousmess entrusted to her. m or iretgro or passage apply on roard, pr to Ci A HUMPHREY. U1LLS XVDD, . aep26-tf Agents.' COMMISSION. E. H. FAIJtCHILD & CO., Commission Merchants, .'.'ML8. MAGAZINE STREET, tr C l l. : 1 .1 i M.wnb.h. t w onn.Aii. novga dtim .Wlllard. - Samuel L. Porfer. . WILLAED & PORTEE, , FORWARDING and Commission Merchants, and Dealers it all kinds of Produce. es Liberal advances made on consignment!. NO. 11 WATER STREET. E VAN8VIJLL.K, IHD DRY GOODS. CHEAP PRICES AND GOOD ASSORTMENT, . . - , AT . BOLLE & BEYREISS, He. 43 Main street, EVANSVILLE, IND. XTI HAVE JUST REOEIYED ODR FALL v V Stock, which nmbr-ac a a choice solcctioo of ureas uoods, Cloak Shawls, Balmoral bklrU, Hoods and Nnbias. Gloves and Boaiery. Cors-ts, Cloths, Caaaimerea, Ladies' Cloths, Csssinets, Jeans, Flannels, Blanke's, Tickings, Ginghams, Calicjes, AC, Bleached and Unbleached Muslins. and a thousand and one other articles too tedious to mention. AH of which will be sold Tsar BA,t. Go and. see at no. 3, Main St aet. . BOLLE A BEVBEIS3, . aeptlS. No. 43, Main Street.' CLOTHING. GREAT WARDROBE, - IX o. 4 IVXtain Street, I (Next Door to Washington House). sFioe Clothing of Every Dtscription. . HA WLEY & SMITH. ! PAPER WAREHOUSE: NEW WHOLESALE , i PAPER WAREHOUSE, 290 Main street, South side, bet Seventh and Eighth, LOtrisvTLLE, rsrm WM- CROMEY, Wholesale Dealer in u PAPE OF ALL KINDS, " isunriBir nuaay1! BINDER'S BOARDS, .. CARD BOARDS, EN V ELOPE d, PRINTING INKS, Ac Paving had nearly twenty year's experience in this branch of bueinees, I feel co. fident I can make it to the interest cf all persons uytog paper to examine my atock before making purphasea. Order, by mail or otherwieeshall receive prompt attnetion.- -...,.. . . . ". aser Highest market price In cash' paid far Bag, Hemp, Grass Bope, ao. nl7-Sm

Clerk,

QUEENS ViTARE, &c.

IoVII ORTER S . China, AND Packages now on band and opening at Bin Snooeasors to M. A. Lawrrnos.l . JSfo. 18 1 mJL2Z STUBET. One of the largest and best assortments to be found In the West, and for sale at extrtmely low prl'es. - ..i , Merchants furnished with common Ware alone if desired. We are now manufacturing ev. ly description of Coal Oil Lamps, Candle and Coal Oil I auteras, which we will sell at less ihan Cincinnati prices. Lamp Stork, consinting of Burnsrs, Shades, Chimneys, Pegs and Feet, Jot sale st Menu actu rrs' prices. mbx-Sai T CITY NOTICES. aOVEMBBB 27, 1806. ' S - ORDEB FOR A PLANK SIDE WALK. And now it is her by o-derel and direct d by the Common Council of tbs city of Evansville tlat tbe owners of all lota or parts of lots, fronting on or adjoining the west slJe of Harriet airert. and between Sixth and Ann stret ta, in said city, ui tba aid walks thereon to be brought to tbe prop r grade, and that thfv ciuse a sido-wa k of class No. 2 to be laid down thureon within thirty days from the publication of this crdrr. f A. M. McQRIFF. Clerk. . City Clerk's Office. Dec. 5, 18R5. dec6-3t Union copy JOYEMBEB 27, 1865 ORDER FOB A PbANK 8IDE-WALK. And now it is hereby ordered and directed -by the Common Council of tbs city of Kvansviiie, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots front ing on or adjoining the west i.J or tansningta etreet, and betwera Ann and JenVrson etrtets. In said citv. c-iufie the side-walks theron to be brought to the proper grade, and thst they causa a side-walk of cass No. 2 to bo laid down tnereon witbin thirty days Irom tbe publication of tbil orutr. A. M. MoGBIFF, Clerk. City Clerk'! Office, D.c. 6, 18',j. - doca-St L nlonc jpy J jVOVEMBEB 27, 1S6. ORDER FO i A PLANK SIDE-WALK. And now it Is liareby nrderad and diroctrd by the Common Council of the city of Evansville that the owners o all lota or parts of lots, front. In oa oraxiioiuius tUe north-west side of Harriet street,. a'id between Franklin and Sixth streets, In said city, rauie t1 e side.waiks tnereon to oe brought o tbe proper grade, and mat tney canto a sidrf.wa k f clai No. 2 to be laid down thereon wit'iln thirty days from the pnblicatlon of this order. . - , s A. M. McGRITF, Clfrk. , City Clerk'! Office, Doo. 6, 1S66 lb a 8t , .,, -'- (Union copy) . TTOVEMBEB ?7, 18US. -1 ORDER FOR A 711 NK SIDEWALK. Aad now It is hereby ordertd end directed by the Common Coancil of the city of KvansviUe, that the owners of a'l lots or pajts of lots fronting an or adjoining the north-west side of Wash ington scrtei. ana Detween Ann ana jenerson tree's, in 'Bid city, esane the sidewalks thereon to b) brought to the ptoper grails, sod that tbey cause a .idwalk of cUrs No. 2 to be laid down I thereon within thirty daya from the inblioation 01 tula prO:r. A . i. prunirr, u.erir. City Clerk's Office, Deo 0, I806. , , d,rj.at ' . f Union 00DV.1 ' 'Jri,'-J I ATOVEMBEB 27, 18i. I ' ORDER FOR A PLANK BIDB-WALK. And now'It is hereby ordered aud dirertel by the Common Council of the citv of Evansville that tbe owner, of all lots or parts or lots, front. 1 . 1 i .... . . .:L.A. f i . . 1 luuu vrwiiuiuiug uia,ri iiubui u.iiivi aiivo., I . - L-. 1 1. I W 1 . . . . ' . uu miww,a mieuiu tug arauaim sireoi., if sail city, cause tbe aile wslgs thereon to be brought to a proper grade, and that they cause a aide-walk of class No. 2 to be laid down thereon within thirty da)l from tbe publication of this order. A. M. McQRIFF, Clerk. City Clerk's Offic, Dee. u, U63. dec6-3t Onioutxpjj ; - . jOVEMBEB 27, 18f,5. ii i. ORDER FOR A PLANK EIDE-WALR. " And now It. Is harobv ordere,! and tUraftvA f.v the Common Cunc:l :ot the city of KvansviUe that the oaaera of all lots or parti of lots, fronts Ing on or adjoining the west tiile of Fui ou ave. npe, and between K:ghth and Ninth streets. In said city, cause the side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grado, and that tbey cause a siae-waix oi class o, ? to pa In id down luereua wuuiu miriy oays jrom ti;o papucatio of this order. - . lirty deys from tljo p A. M. McGUIFF, Cli-rk. City Clerk's Office, Dec. S, 18(15. d c5-8t (Union copy.) . : , i . WHOI.E3ALE NOTIONS. Buy Your ITotions of a Emotion House. e-f-llWsSiij P o V. 0 f (i W S 8 P .3 o a. o rtte ft V M. .Prih-4 P O oa , cn f. fc 2 Q o o PGO P - e S- WU1 r-e . o "3 OlJ S o WhW'h OB WWrtUl DYE HOUSE. Fancy Dye House. F. GRAXTPNER, COR. OAK A CENTRE STS., u. '. (Ntar the Canal), ...... Has o ened a D,s Hoose at the abevs plaee, and is Drei-aiet to coi r S Ik., Woolea or Cotton Goods, Hair, c , in al- colors. - I have beenet-gaged in tneauefoeee over thirtyAve veers, and bave been employed in the mrarst establishmenta in Fnropeand thia country. jg I hold myself responsible for all damage spsiaTaed by goods under my ctmrire. . . . ... mm Oleeoior and Sooarina of Lad ire and Gentlamen'a Goods done at short notice Give me a lair trade. (dlO bm) F.GRACPNEB.

Glass

auiiiwii, - J : a it-'

JEWELRY.

NEW STORE NEW GOODS. I,AM NOW OPENING, AT MT NEW STORE, NEXT DOOR TO FIRST NATIONAL BANK, ; " TBI LA HQ i ex 6T0CX or J - Clocks, Watches, Jewolry, Silver and Plated Wart Ever bronght to the city of Evansvills. which I can sell at gr.atly redooed prices, for Caen' WM. BUCK. ;:WAT0HE8 of eJl Vadei' aod makes; prices ranging ft-om f 10 te S350; all warranted good time-k'eners. CL0CK9 - The Oaatnaa txraaoaas Clocia. , ,, , 4 Bicn JEWELRY pf all the I atest and Most FahtonabU8tylea,and Elaborate Workmanship. DIAMOND SETA, 1 DIAMOND PINS, AND FINGER RIKG8. , : . .. , . 1 (HOLD CHAINS la endless variety. , W1DDING BING8. ' . GOLD THIMBLES.. . 5 SILVER THIMBLES GOLD BRACELETS, PERL BRIDAL SETS, amnrpaasebl In beauty. GOLD SPECTACLES, SILVER- M. : ; 8TXEL r ' SPECTACLE CASES, SILVER AND PLATED WARE In sets, half lets, cr single piece. SILVER BP00N8, -SILVER FJUKS, , SILVER KNIVES, and SILVER Napkix Rivoi, ' SILVER CARD PASES, - PEARL CARD CASES, . FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS A DESCRIPTIONS, FINB POCKET CUTL2BY, TABLB CUTLERY, i-POCKET BOOKS, Ac, , , And all Gooda usnallv found ia a rirst-Olaaa Jewelry Establishment. Watch Hepalrlag- , Done to order oa the most . reasonable terms. Kwgrwvlata;, ' Both laiX A OaHinxsTis. HIGHE8TPRICE PAID IOR GOLD A SILVER, f -. PS w W xa H o P5 W w H Q CO W o O Hi m W u H S H O H Q LO Q w 03 m M Q CO WM. BUCK. aar Those wishing to parchase goods in iy Hue will do well to' call and examine my large stock before t urcLai'ng aleewhere, for I am determined not to be audersold. et20-ly : i . . . ''.!- i I have also a fine assortment ef Gold Psns of different brands. All Pel s wai ranted for two ar. ; - MACHINISTsf REITS a HANEY, Crescent Foundry, EVANSVILLE, IND., - j staiufsotarjtrs of STEAM ENGINES. STEAM, - BOILERS, r ...... - V t , a " akd . o'IBCULAB MILLS Of the most Approved Pattern. ; ' " ,;;V,-imo:v , ' ' ' All kinds of Machinery appertain in? to Railroads, Steamboats, Distilleries, Flouring Mills. SUGAR MILLS, of all sices with the latest Improvements attached. Tobacco Screws, . &o, &c, &o. AND BRASS CASTINGS, e A of every description. DEALERS Ut Steam Gauges, Gum Belting, Fh Briok, WronhJ Iron Pjje, Bolting Cloth, fto., at : MANUFACTURERS PRICES. Repairinc; ione at short notite. Workaaes e.emt te) all pavrta te) Repair I3oilors. "A 11 orders will nImm,. .jumtA-, -.... u W1" Ptoejplly Riled on tb most oajaiue tarme.' Oifioe and Foundry on tho Canal, tm corner of Inele Street. ' ohlT-ly i . , j CLOTHING " TJ3EICH6CHRADEE,; Merchant Tailors, COB. 8TCAM0RK A 8EC0XD STS.. Kwakstsvllle, Ind. .. .. ! 'i ' at We have a chelae essortment of Imported Cloths and Casslmeres. of a superior quality, which wa will manufacture into garments at rca.otlejTVi (jrlcss. .-" easr can ana examine owr goooe ana pricae. If IS.iiatn. ' - 311; RESTAURANT. Crescent City Saloon. JOSEPH L. KOHN has opened In tbe Oreeceat J City Baildings, oce doer above Bronshloa, A UtMrf' rim- k a . i n ' www m w Nl f , m Ul.t ,), i SALOOJ ASD SIS?1VBAT. where will be furnished, at all seasons bis hoars, I ,u nuuttiwu iv iub uoi aiiijuurs, uysters. Game, aad alt other Comestiblee, tbe beet that tbe maraei anoroa. ; Lunch Daily at lO A. M. . A liberal share of patronage le respeetfolly sole I ted. bov dtf leal,

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DRY GOODaS. &o.

STAPLE AfJDFAMCY DRY GOODS, iIETH, CSS Maiss m. ,3Ukt In Informing onr customers and tbe pnblio generally that we are teoeiving Fall and Winter Goods .Cocsl:!i.gtu part of Brown and Bleached Sheetings, Shirtings, Prints and LeLaines. Plain ' and Fancy Dress Goods of every yariety. Black Cloths, Fancy Caisimeres, Casinetts, Satinetts, Jeans, Tweeds, &c. A larjre stock of Plain and Twilled Flannels, - Shirting Flannels, Linseys, Bed Blankets, &c. - A large and carefully selected stock of Fall and Winter Shawls, Balmoral Skirts, Breakfast Caps, Nubias, Women', Misses and Children's Hood ' . . and Scarfs. Cloths, Sa.cqn.es, Basque and Circulars tn stock or made to order 02 short notice. A large stock and great variety of Hosery, Notions, &c, &c. All of wklcli were purcbaNed previous to tlie recent ad- . yance In Dry Good. TTe are confident that we can -rnake It o the Interemt of , nil to call and examine Stock and Prices, GROCERS. I. DAHaL. a. a. xian. DANIEL & EAHN, , WHOLES 1LX DIALXII IN Sracorlee, Wlni, Liquors, Cigars, Cotton Yarn, Aalli, Ace., No. S Water St, bet. Main an d Lncnst, Janll-cm EVANHVILLE. IND. . HEAD & MKXIFEE, Wholesale Grocers. And Dealers In Liquors, Wines, Nails., Glass, Cotvpu jams, spices, wqoaea Ware, &c., &c. JVo. 13 aiain Street, . topposita Branch Bt.ua, EVANSVILLE, - . - INDIANA ' desSO CLOTHING. GREAT WARDROBE, IVo.' S4JaJiii Street:, (Next Door to Washington Bouse), as. Fine Clothing of Every Description. s7 HAWLEY & SMITH. DRUGS & CHEMICALS. WHOLESALE Drug & Chemical WAREHOUSE. FERRIS, SPARKS &. CO., 31 ......Main Street. 34 E VASST1LLE, IJfD. The only exclusive Wboletale Drug Bouse In tbe city. Kg. Wa duplicate Clnclnna Villa prices V ' .'I . agt. Orders sol Idled. ' tnd Louisn0 PAINTERS. cbas. a aaxiiaiaa. i. naioa. Bateman & Deeds, HOUSE, SIGHT ASD STEAMBOAT I-cViPaJT'EIlS, Graining, Paper Hanjiinfr; &o. vine street, bet. Second er Third. AVISO BECENTLT STARTED I! Tni ebeve bmiurss, end havina everv f&cilltv for execntlec work In tbelr Una mifnii, .niLi . share of tbe patronage 01 the eftlzjo- of Evansvnm. ah work entru-tcd to them will be executed with neatness and dispatch. Ail orders promptly attended to. bhop- on Vine atreet, between Mcotd and Third. ' n27dlw gt i DRUGGISTS. , W. PLOPP. - . . W. M. AIXXS H. V. CLOUD & CO., - (SuccMtoum it aNoI a, O'Uavra,) "Wholesale Druggists, IVo. 5. South f Water Mreet, (Next door to Havoo A 1 ickey.) . EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. VAII orders promptly attended to. foetA-Snt. "" "CLOTHIIJ G."!? , GREAT WARDROBE, (Hexl Door to Washington House,. , 'line Clofhlo g of Every t ascription, m HAWLEY & SMITH IJILLI NE liY, &c"

New Establishment. P-IRS: SCHEFER - ; - " AKD i.: . MRS. PECK, - CLOivE AND DRES3 MAXEE3, Third atraet, bot ween Mam and Sycamore, TENDER THEIR SERVICES TO TBE LA. di.s of Ecansville and vicinity, in tbe Millinery, filouk ai d Diees Making business. Eiperial attsntlo i riven to Cutting Clonk, snd Fitting Dresses. A liberal patronage i repectfnlly so. t Icised " Tsep2T-iltf h : FLOUR. " r

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