Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 April 1866 — Page 4

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ill . Baftlott "Sewing 'Machine. LirnNJ-KD TJUDaB PATENTS OF HOWE, Whaler A Wilton, Grover A Baker, and ginger Co ', and tbs only Cho p Machlna in tha Untied States, bating the right to m t e Wheeler A utleon or fbar-raolloa 'nder Fm9. V want Agents to Mil them Will pay f 504o $200 per month, or allow largo com niissiene. Will riid Machines, to be paid for when sold. For ! ircnlurf , term, it:., snclces stamp Rod addree.. v .. , PAGE BROTHERS, General Agent", At either of onr offlca., Philadelphia, Pa., Toledo, Ohio, or St. Louie, Mo. Sew with single or doobla thread. (Jcleotlflo Americas, aprll dim.wSm vxrANriiD. A FIRST CLA-8 MILLINER, at V v ati-Siitutiill'I, oetwtea MalnaniSye. mora. , eplO-tf irANTID -A fl BN1SHED ROOM WITHIN 1 five minutes' walk of the Sherwood Bonn. Plenty of r t reocB gives. Address B., LockBOX VI. apio-tr WANTED AN IXPEBIENCED MILLINER to go to Henderen, By. Apply to HEAD MOOKKT, 40 Main ftreet, Evassvills, led. apiu-zt WANTED SITUATION AS OB EM AN Cotter Bt a diet class Merchant Tailor Establishment, Addreas for 3 Cays, B.O. Box 21, Bvaasvlile. p7-3t FOR SALE. Hoiue for tale Apply to Captain fc.-i t .A. Darling.!. v-t A TWO 8T0BT BEICK HOUSE, CONTAINIt g 12 rooms, a ltbsxcMnt cellar and room garret; ae acre of lansj aoe.y improves wito trait tr e and ahrnbbeiy. Ont-housee of all klrd.-lo perteo.s.der. Location, fur banty and bealtbfulness, unsurpassed. Will be eold much nnder iu value. , . mar31-3w t . Keal Estate for Sale.' " J WILL 6ILL ANT POBTION OB ALL if Y J.l EilaU in Taanviileaodeolnrht,on v.ry rnaaonabla Urmi. Tboee wishing to bay, will Oil at lb ttor, of Ai organ, Read A Co. manitt-tf . ' Hill AM B. BEAD. AABlfTo6ifTAfHIKa 180 A0BE8, 7B aoree of which are cleared; ie aitualed n the Ohio Binr, abont eight m'lra above Bralthland.' For further particnlara mqaire of Janl7 . , i. 0. DLbOLCfaKT A CO. HtUsI.The home on Alain afreet now oocaBind by Street A Bnrlii't ra rble work. Inqairoof - aprll tf - JOHN A. RKIfZ. DWILLIHO-BOUl!K.-En.iaireof CEO. C BLTTHK, aprll d3t ' ' 163 Main atreet. aaaaaawjriBwaaaaHaaBaKa SUNDRIES. ICn BRLSCOBN MEAL, Jatt received aod for XUJ aala by J. O. BUSOCJCHKT A CO., ho. 19 Water street. T A. B&Ld (JEM ANT. Juet rtoived and for 1Kb; J.O. DtIfOnHBT ACO., Mo. IS Water street. TOM BRL9 WHITS LIME, J out receiredaad JJ ftr eate by i. u. A)iBOUi;riKT uu.r til 1 Main street. tU I A BUSHELS EX.TBA 8EED OATS, just rofXJ J calved and lor sale by - - t J. C. DDcOUCHET A OO.t oiarSO" ho. 19 Wa'er street. COAL. DODIAr.-! .CQALiMINES. flce on Water Street, Between Main V A constant supply, and orders promptly ilea. oai EXPRESS. THE Adams Express . COMPANY, Bar sstabllahsd a , , - r r NEW H OUTE 1 ri .-, BITWIK!J '.'i rr Cairo, Nashville and Points South. -,., ..!i . VIA 'fit ,.i- : Johnsonville, Tenn. , Arrantfiment haying been completed, this old and reliable Company ar now prepared to reosipt or pssgnss o j ' 1 .1 . t , i NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, Ui,KNOXVILLE, u'i ATLANTA, . :a.. , , ? ROME, ' H , r - MACON, And all accessible point South, by ths above popalar and expediiiono ronto. The attention of Merohaate and Shippers, and ths business pnbllo generally, la directed to the Superior Inducements - Ctfered by tblv Old and Reliable Line, in point e dispatch and great redaction in ths rates o freight ag For fall particnlara enquire at ths Adams ExpiessOflios, No. IS, Chandler's Block, Xvans-villa.- ' - - Bl4-tf MERCHANT TAILOR. NewGroods -. . i-. . ' H. Feldman, Llcrchani Tailor, No. 50 Main Street, EVANSVlLLE, IND. HA VINO JTJ8T BETCBSED FBOK HEW York, with the largest and : ' Best Selected Stock , I have ever had, I am prepared t offer better inducements To BIy Patrons ,- "Than ever.. Buying since the. HEAVY DECLINE IN GOODS, I ftnd no difflcalty in -vaUlDjc fron . , v SO to' an per cent. Less thi an heretofore. I Invite all my old ens tomsrs to call and examine my goods and prices. wara-ira At. J JCAit)JHAfl, COMMISSION. Baowa, DoMKxasoH A Oo Evaasville, Ind X. ACBOXm-ACS ... New Albany, Ind. . 4 f it'... It. K DUSKERSOX & CO., Forwarding & Commission Merchants, NEW ALBANY, INDACESTS TR THB BILLEFONTAINE COT TON EXPRESS. o24-6ta a. aaian .... ......b. a. stast, sBAIRD l START. , i ."Irirrsaianra a Ml BvT A Ibna. & nv Produce, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, - EVANSVILLE, IND. ' Befcr to H O. Wheeler. Prea't First National Bank, and Sam 1 Orr, Vies-Piesldsat Evansville national Bank., .. ...,. . , ; -rj t i' , AGENTS FOB OHIO BIVEB SALT CO. nil ly .FOsTEK, COPalLASu A CO., ComiBlsslon Merchants and Merchandlse Brokers. iWATBB 8TBEKT..-.-...T.1..3 (Cor. Coeotie's Slip), , ... ? -. , ,'v. " FXW.TOBJC.; r . 1W a.-.atinnsjenie solicited. Orders for all klstds of awohaadias promptly filled. - FOSTER BK.OTHKK8, ' " WHOLESALE GEOCEES, l B4...Wat Seeesid 8tret...e 1 CIECINHATT, 0." ; l " FOSTER, uwtS dfc CO "i Wholesale Grocers and tomiaisslon M rcnants, . 300 FROHT BTRIT..XZr..Z-30e oc20 6m Slemphls, Ten.. ; -'" A. Mall ' I. t. WBITTAKU nAYHUEST & WHITTAXEB, Protiuce and Commission Eo. 6 Water Et, (next to E. Barnes BTAH3TILLB, ISWAHA. lUI HEW CASH FUXCBl PAID FOB la fired, EarL- ,

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JOURNAL BUILDINGS, LOCUST STKKKT, BETWEEN FIRST AND WATER.

? RAILRO Al H VTIME -TAB LE: lakes Eiftct? Thursday, Kot. t, 1865. ITAKSTIIII fc CKAWICBDSTI1LE. soihw ' jf2 O ?lTaBTiIU. VlDCOBBMt T. Boto i,...ml.ik. a -in a u I 10:27a I J:15rM M.il a:16AB I 117 am! :) Ttncenaea Aco'm JT Ml 6 M i . mi-a locra. . '"f iArrun. A. X Zeaee. ' ae. Terr, Haate. Tincnnea. B'yil!. Vinrannea ASe'm I :80ah 9:15 A K f :S0a Ll2;30 Freight A Acs' m:MiX 6:0dr M stall..... TIBRS HAl'TK i I5BlLip6lIS. 'r6l TUB! itUTB.'" IV "" Bight ETpreee.,-..-....! i!3 A M IS :05 a m :30 rat ll16 AM 3:20 r Accommodation , ,..7:16 M - IL -- ExpreM ,...111 . OHIO i, MISSfSSIPPI B. It.. I raoa vKcmars. - ,' -' Goinf Rut (hint Wt Mali . .a-m 1 :20 m 6:55 r m Eipres.............-..10:56 t m j6:00a , ' Passsagers for ' " - - 'ST. LOUIS 1XD CAIBO leayieg Xvansville at 8:30, P. M., aiakeetoss eonsection with the O A. M. B. B. at VI eennes ; arrive at St. Loals at 1:30 A, M and at Cairo at 6:60. A. M. THUE8DAY ...APEIL 12. City and State. To Advertisers. We are now resetting our advertisements preparatory lo putting the Jocrsal In a new dreei. v7e desire advertisers wbo would like their advertisements changed, to band itt the copy for . the proposed change at once, ;tbat we may-, cot, be delayed in patting them in type.x" , :, p r; t -TflAHEa We are 'indebted to Mr. John H. Scott for a copy of the Cincin nati Gazette. For' some reason, the Gazette for two dajB has" failed to reach by nuuL-'vi "J - ' '.;i-';JT : Oil Will. We learn that parses will commence to bore for; oil Bear Hazleton in a short time., r-A gentleman has been engaged to bore a depth of five hundred feet. It is said, the prospect is fine. for Oil in paying quantities there.- . ; f ! tThe steamer H Mate" is now ply ing on -White river. Day before yesterday she ascended that classic stream as far as the railroad bridge, near Hazleton 1 r. m , I Recorder's Court. His Honor, Recorder Nelson, is not troubled of late with cases to any great extent. Yes terJay some parties made complaint of a woman for keeping a house of illfame, but npon mature reflection they concluded to withdraw the charere. and th accused paid the cost, and tffe mat ter was dropped. i ISyDaririz the month of March, and up to date,' the Recorder had but 'Jiftytight oases before him for investigation, By our, exchanges we notice .often that other cities of no greater popu lation than onr own, have: double the number of cases in half the length of time. During that month fines were assessed to the amount of $373. j Jctibilb Thieves. Day before yes terday, conpla of juvenile thieves en tered the grocery of a 'Ir. McCracken, at Hazleton, Iod., and finding no one in, helped themselves to what money they could find in the drawer. Yesterday morning Mr. McCracken caught, the boys, and by threats, a little Whipping, and the sight of a rope, caused them to deliver up the money about five or six dollars. j tgr-The deck hand that was shot by the barkeeper of the Marietta, night before last, of which mention was made in yesterday's paper is still in the city. The wound is quite a serious one . but not dangerous." The barkeeper 'had a trial before Esquire Walker, we .learn, and was acquitted on the ground that he did it in self defence. 1 No Cause to Fear. The New Albany Ledger seems to fear (hat the police of Indianapolis will disturb the peace and rjuiet of the bawdy houses of that city, in order to make costs. The Ledger probably fears (hat those dens of infamy ill be broken npt and there will, be no entertainment fonnd for the' members of the, next Democratic Convention. Jn 9nr notice of the resignation of Mr. Fould, the impression may have been created tUt some difficulty had arisen, resulting in the tender of bis resignation. Such was not the case, and we learn that there ia a probability of bis continuing his services in that connection. At a recent meeting of official members of the congregation, he was fe-elected to the same position. i v i Eickrd to Death 'bt a Mots, We learnt from a gentleman who came down on the train yesterday morning, that a gentleman by the name of Joseph Bingham was kicked to death by a mule day before yesterday, on Mr. Kirkham'a farm, about four miles from Pat ok a. , He bad been employed to labo? on the farm, and was riding sidewise on the animal to work, when it took fright and threw him off. In falling, he became entangled in the harness, the mule became frightened and commenced kicking,' resulting in a terribW- death to Mr.- B.f he-being kicked almost to pieces, as we are in formed. '' ' iBusiness was very brisk at the Bureau yesterday. Some of them could get tipsy three or four times a day, and still be heard late id the evening say " come Sam I wants some more dat dar whisky." Courier. i- - . .k Judging from the paragraphs we see ia yoUr paper of late, one would ;eome to the conclusion that you held the office of Inspector of the Bureau." iJ Former associations no donb make you pre-eav inently qualified for the position. ; Bopr Found. We Jearn that the body of a man was found at Gclconda a few days since, and buried, which is supposed to be the' body of Mr.. John App, . who, in company ' of three tJther gentlemen was drowned in front of the city sometime since. It is stated' that the body found bad a gun strapped over the shoulders, a gold watch in his pocket, an $ from the description given it is supposed to be the. body of Mr. App yet it would seem strange that the body shou'i float so far.'Sdtxie friendsof the deceased basa gone to Golconda, we are informed, lo learn Tfoe : Tacts' in tbecaeeX If this provta to La the bodyif .Mr - App, the bodies of all those nnfortunete gentlemen may be recovered. 41 "The 'number "of deaths 'in? the' United States artey daring the rebellion, exclusive of those who died from wounds and othgr "cftasss .after loaviog tKeir homes,

THi ClTT OF EVASaVii.LEjT'lXASCIALLr. Some time since, great cry was raided about Ibe fifiarcial condltioa of the City, and the excessive expenditures of the people's money. Such a great adi was made about it that a meeting was calledi and a committee appointed to inquire into ,the way oar City officers bad expended the people's money, which committee never reported. For the benefit of those who have had so much to say

in regard to this matter,, and for the in formation pf all, we compile the. following statement from the official report of the Mayor, as read last Monday night The following will show the indebtednerj of the city for a period of seven years:' Ia 1859 the Indebtedness wai... ai , ..(267 645 59 266 946 4 270,666 03 . 633 58 " 1861 isr 186.4 220.873 61 J 191 852 99 1885 ...... " 1866 (April 2d). 193 695 T3 161,964 Si Thusit will bri seen that ia seven years the indebtedness of Evansville baa been reduced from f 276,64!) 59 to $161,964 S3,' being a reduction of over one hundred and fourteen thousand dollars. That the importance of this reduction may be fall J seen; we" wish to state what has been done during that period of time in the way of . public improvements. : la 1859 there were bat 2,240 lineal feet of .sewerage in the city; and, tot day, there are 15,814 lineal feet, and a great portion of it has been constructed when material and labor was at its high est - Thia taken in ' consideration with the vast improvements that have been made on pur streets in the way of bowldering, and 'other improvements, show toat the financial affairs of this city bave perhaps been" looked '" after with more care ihantany city jnltbe ' West; and more, an examination of the contracts for Improvements In the" city, will show that sock have been made at a cost as low, if not lower, than "similar work in any city of the else' of Evansville. ' ' As oar readers may feel an interest in knowing far what the city is- indebted, we give the subjoined statement, which shows the indbtedness on the 2d of the present month: Bonds beard to ths 8trala-ht Line Railroad Company ....J100,CO0 00 Coupons das and not yet presented... 1,295 00 Bonds isaned to ths B. A 0. B. B. Co- 33,00.) 00 &rman Methodist Oharca bought for Engine Huw.. 3,900 00 Loan. . .- 2,600 00 School s'nnd Loan..,, , 300 1 0 Ordois oatetanding...n 31623 '- S Total.. . 172,618 82 There is now in the Treasury as follows: in.:.......... ........ ess 46 Orde,s. .. 1,880 48 Bills recs'vsbls 7,136 00 Total .....-....-........SlO.eoS 94 ,' Leaving, as before stated, the actual indebtedness of the city to be $161,964.83. Tax Case. At the last term of the Harrison County Circuit Court, Judge Bicknell decided that an appropriation made by the Commissioners of Harri son county of $61,200 was illegal., A man by the name of McCarthy was plaintiff. The facts in the case are about' .aft" follosf The Board of.Com missionera met on, .the .9th day of February, 1865, and made an appropriation of $61,200 to pay for volunteers and to refund money previously subscribed by citizens to procure volunteers and'sobStitutes to fill the;-.quota of Harrison county under the call of December 19, 1864, the Commissioners at the June term assessed a tax of $1 45 on each $100 worth of property, to meet this large appropriation. Heath township, in said eounty, on the 9ih of February, 1865, owed no men,' having previously filled her quota by private .eontriba tions. i .The plaintiff was a resident of Heath Township! and this was intended as a test case. It is said that there were many rich developements in the case in which the Democratic Auditor of that county was not flattered, and that the investigation of - the - case, ' shows his books to be in a deplorable condition. Democratic County Commissioners all over the State of Indiana, on the last draft, evinced a wonderful willing ness to shell out the people's money in the shape of large bounties, when it was ascertained the " war would not be a failure," and that the next haul would make a - sad, in-road into their party, nr. .1 l . t , we anow oi numoers wno refused a bounty of $75 to soldiers who fought in a doien battles, bnt gave willingly $600 each to those who never beard an enemy's gun fire, and did it, too, when there was no provisions made by which soldiers' property should be exempt from taxation, which provision was made by a Republicaal Legistatnre. Here is democratic support of the Government and the war for yoa. ' The old soldiers will not forget it. They will remember who were their .friends in the time of need, !': t . rr t 1 ' 1 sj i . I. m. i v . , Circuit Court. Tha greater part of yesterday was taken up, iff the Circuit Court, with the .case of the State v. Aydelotty'oa charge of assault and battery with intent to kilL ; The counsel concluded the argument about 4 p. if , wnea x hA Jnr r?'5" but , had not returned a verdict later in (he evening. 'The case of ; the State vs. John.S. Rutherford, was called.1, The defendant ot, appearing, the recognizance . was foteUedJ .1 kf Lu.l K.IJ. . i .' r . ..James R, W Smith, of Louisville, Ky.J was admitted: as an attorney to practice in the Vanderburgh Circuit , The balance of the day was spent in motions and other business not import ant to the public : . ' ,1i i hi ., ; An old Lawtir. At the March term of the Fayette Coenty Circuit Court, the members of the Bar adopted a series of resolutions complimentary - to Hon, Charles Test, Judge 6f ;the' ' CourtJudge Test practiced in the Fayette Cir cuit Court forty years ag. Thirty-six years ago he held court at Conoersville, in this State, and of Noble, Rariden McKinney, Perry, and Oliver H. Smith, rerry stooa alone amonar tbe living. Jdoaru of Health We have not heard ' from the Board of Health of late, but we feel sure that that body are doing what they deem, to be right in their judgment, at present; but, in view of the fact, that all expect the cholera t jis season, we think it would be well for all to re-double their energies in pre paring the city- for the coming'' of the pestilence. The Board of Health can be of much value to our people, by giv iag their Views in full of the beat means of policing the city. A few suggestions from that body, relative to that matter, might do good. j j ' ; To Commencc. The work of bowldering the streets will commence next week. Mr. Lowry is now here, and will push the work "forward vigorously. By Fall we can boast of a great improve ment in Evansville ir in . that respect. Next afier this, comes Jthe 'street railroad question. Ifjbe Oity of New Albany can afford such a convenience, certainly (E?anyile pujht,-iand!.we notice that the subject is being discuss ed now ia that city, a -id it is reports-?

Abhested! Yesterday CapL Darling

arrested Feb Conkling, with the hope of learning something more In relation to the mysterious murder case, but after questioning her she was discharged from custody. ' The negro who testified that he assisted In lifting a murdered woman in a cart about a year ago, says that his companion, a colored man, now resides in Kentucky. If he v camlie .'bronght here, some clue may yet be had to the authors of the crime. There is a great deal of talk abont this mysterious case in this city, but so far nothing has been learned but statements of a very con flicting character. We bave .beard a great number of persons express4 thV ttc$$ thai the managers of the theatjelmay.be able to secure the Webb 8isters in another en gagement- We hope it-may be done' as a number have expressed a great desire to see them repeat "Pocahontas." Such an engagement weTeel sura would prove profitable to the management. ' PoisowED.--Tbe,, family., of, taj botx maker, consisting-of -hiniself, wife,, and three children, were poisoned a few days since at Hanover below .Madison, by eating polk-root which was grated by mistake for horse raddish and used at breakfast. The mother and one daught er, it is supposed, will die. IS?" A widow lady at Crawfordsville came to her death a few days Ainceby railing into the j cellar f 4 herhoose. She lived alooel Her "body was found face dowhwards at the foot of the cellar steps. The Memphis Avalanche favors the division of the State of Tennessee and the formation of a new State out of what is known as East Tennessee. Persosal. Mr. D. Hayford, editor of the Rockport Umpire is in the city. The Umpire is a uprightly paper, and is a fine medium through which our mei chants may advertise their business. tS? We are indebted' to Capt Ed. Judge and Mr. Stewart, clerks of the Liberty No. 2, for files of latest Louis ville and New Albany papers. , A Card. EvaKbVille, April 10, 1866. : We, the undersigned, Merchants of Evansville, hereby agree. to close onr stores a7 o'clock, P. M., (Saturday nights excepted), from and after Moo day next, so as to give our clerks and employees time for recreation and im provement. J P Elliott A Son, WmCaldwIel, Hsnley A Smith. - urosj and Crofts, Cook a H-el'v. Reilly and Co. Parsons, Scovdlo A Co P L OriMier, Henry Feldtnann. ' J e D.vHi, - r i tiasto Bedderlcb, F Laos:. . BiitrolSand D'lsng,' Btcjobuston and Keegan, sfatthews and Failorton, Victerr Bro'e. Head and'Moouey, J M Biythe per O B Simon Koeer for L and btephen H & Cook, L Boeer, M Ooedaan, Bittrolffend Co, W PCarr, b bank id and Beilly, John Egier aod Co, Barbrook and Ritcbv. D Wearer and Oo. Armstrong, Farrar and Henry b BgatoQ. ; Lndlwr a , -,t Amusements. ! New Metropolitan. Miss Fanny B, Price was greeted " by a gooiCaodieoce of the fashionable of our city. The pries cipal play. yirgTnios," is one" of "jdeep interest, it is a historical drama, and Mr. Hanchett sustained, the character of "Virginius" with great credit to him self, and the admiration of the audience. Miss Fanny was certainly more than herself last night as " Virginia," and in deed the entire Company played well-To-night will be presented the great sensation play of " Marble Heart," in which Miss Fanny will appear as " AspasiaM'and "M'lle Marcus," and Mr. Hanchett as Phidias " and Raphael'' It is a magnificent bill and cannot fail to please. . If you wish a good seat, go early. " Local, Notices.' Worklnsrnen'8" Meeting at the Court Honse To-Sight. There will be a meeting of the Workingmen at the Court House to-night, at 7 o'clock. The meeting will be addressed by William H. Sylvia, President of tbe Iron Moulders' International Union. Turn out, Workingmen.1. By order of Committee. Charles E. 'Marsh, Esq.; will de liver a lecture on Commercial Law to the students of Benin's CommercialwCol lege, this Thursday) evening, at 8 o'clock. Subject" Sales of Personal Property. .; t&m We hayaf received a splendid assortment of pece goods, and are making to order elegant and fashionable clothing for gents' and boys wear. Onr stock of ready-made clothing is the largest and best in the city, and we are selling at very low figures. ( " Call at the great Wardrobe, 84 Main street, and yon will find just what yon want 'V : aprl2-tf Hair Jewelry. Miss Powers and Miss Farreil, on Locust street, are manufactur ing tbe most exquisite Hair Jewelry ever sfeen in this' section. Call and see if this is not so. They are worthy of patronage.' ry r ; - ' J Nor5, First Street. During the last week I have,, put npoa iny counters and Shelves"' a full bill of clothing, furnishing goods, cloths, cassimeres and vestiogsr new styles for spring and summer wear.' My "goods are invoiced at manufacturers' prices, free from any jobbers profit of 25 to 33 per cent, and I can therefore se'l very nearly as low as other Houses in the city can buy East,' and 'make a living profit." Ladies will find a full And beautiful stock cf childrenB clothing fully 33 per cent, lower than tbe same goods last Spring. , I Jjuy and will sell goods lower than any bouse in the city. : 2 a x re.. K Lorsp E1CH, J . ; ; Apr3 d2w. 6 No. 5, First street - ; New TAiLoRisd Establishment. We have 'engaged an experienced Cutter from' New York whom we would like to introduce to our -friend? and the publicn also a large stock of Piece Goods which we will open on the first of April. Come all and see ns. Hawley A Smith, mar26-4 , No. 84 Main street DYE HOUSE. Fancy Dye House; F. GBAUPNA.B, COR. OAK A CENTlilt.STS fNeav tha Canal 1. Has opened a De Hense st the above plaee, and is prepared to color Silks. Woolen ur Cottoa Goods, Hair, Aa, in all colors. - ,.- v.. bysl. I hold myself responsibi. for all daraara sasiained by goods under my charge. xs.desning and Bcoarinc of Ladles' and Gentlemen's Goods done at short notice Give ms a fair trad. 7 dl0-6mr 4 F.GRAUPNER. 'TO-FABMBRS'.- . The Farmers- Companion. . JM. GLEICHMAN -OFFERS HIS IMPBOY- . ED STCMl KXIBACTOii. to -lb pnblie. This Machine is one of tbe most nseful to Farm ers bow la two. This Machios is designed .kit thret important pcrposeti. u - r First To extract Etnmns. Second To haul Saw Logv. - t; r . j-Aiiirti To rai.eand haul large Bocks. -. It Is durst 'i g Impls and chean. Two men ran work it. V Far- . t ,uao WioH th!r fieiJs and in widow. clean 1 -tampv, will Had It to their interest to " ti. or thees Machines. jforpartioWars apply to r, - ' - "' J. SB. tjr LJLI Vri-H AIM, Main strest, opposite Conrt-bouse. sbooW' - ': ' Ki- EvauivltSe, lBd,r - . , - .c w ..

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BIVEB ABD WEATHER. -Ths weather yesterday was delightfal and heaith-iaiplring, and taaded to tbe rapid Im provement of the wharf. Th, river Is rising slowly, having s a el led some fits or six Inches during ths 24 hours ending laat evening. It ia rising slowly at Louisville and Cincinnati, ad there ia a good stags of water to Pittsbnrg. ? ARRIVALS AKD DEPABTTJBE3L J , There was an itnaroal paroity of arrivals and departures yesterday, ths entire port list includ lng only tha Eavid White, New Orleans to Loulrtllle; J. H. Oroesbeck, Cincinnati to Hew Or leans ; Tarascon, LonisvIIie and return; Kick Hngbes, Paducah to Xvanavills; Liberty No. 2, Lonisvills to Mcinpb s; Armada, to Cairo ; Phan torn, to Wabuh river ; Cur ;ew and Bews Boy, Henderson and return ; J. P. Webb, Nashville to Evanovills. K BOATS DDK. Acting ths first boats due ara the Leonora, for Nashville ; Nightingale, Lawrence, New York, and Havana, for St. Louis; A11C3 Dean and Minneola, for Memphi,; Horning Star, for Louliville; Mary Ir-vin and J. B. Oilmore, lor Arkan sas river; Louisrlile, b wallow, Silver pray, and B t . Nicho'a-, Jai New Orkans: Cba.mer, Uom Cairo; and J. T. McCombs, from Lonisvills.".' - MISCELLANEOUS. Yesterday wai as doll a day on th leves as we ever saw. Thers was absolutely nothing done, except by ths Armada, which took out a fair trip. Thers is less on tbs wharf than we ever saw at this teatoa oT. th year.The David 'Bilte passed op from New Orleans, daring Tn-tday night, with a moderate tiip........The John H. Qroesbe:k, for Now Orleans, was leaded to tbe guards. 8h took a fw barrels of eggs from Cox A Humphrey's wharfboat... The Tarascon was light both ways Indcrf,' fhere seems to be. noth ing dting In 111 it direct on..,. .The News Boy and Curlew made their nsual trip front and to Henderson, and together did sot have hs'f a trip for eltb.r....The Nick Hughes came up from below, and was figuring all day among the empty barges along the wharf...The following ars ths estimated Icsces and insurance on the five boats burned rt St. Louts on Saturday morning, as We 11 1) d ia th Bt. Lonls papers: r ' ' - iFanol Oifden; ' Boat, 860,000; stores, "tT.OOO : cargo, S0 OOO,:- . : ' -r , , - ' : Frank Bates.- Boat, fSC,cno; cargo, $125,000. Nevada Boat, S3,0(K); cargo, t'2,000 " : A'ex. Majors. ' Boat, $36,908 f. cargo, $20,000 -Iffis Dea-e, Boat, f Jo.twu : irgo, (25 COO. . Total, $500,009. " fc I - ? '' ! ; In addition to the above amount, we ean safely set down one-third for ths Isss of individual pro. perty, of which we osn get no account, as ws hard of many persons wbo lost valuables and money. Of Insurance, we can sum no ths tollowins : : Fanny Ogden Boat, $30,000; cargo, $tio,C09; at i. res, 5,0i0. ; Frask ltates Boat S40,000; cargo, (135,000. - .evaaa loisi, ;i:1U"U. . AUx. Majors Boat, $24,000; cargo. $20,000. ; Effie Dn Cargo, 75,009. Total, $103,000. W hich will leave a cot loss to the owners of ae-rly siuu,u;u. The following companies ars ksown to bs lours oy mis n:e: Phosaix, of New York . ...$ 5.090 Seoority, , , . " n-,,,,,,, , 6.U00 wasn ogton ; 6,W Thame-, of CIccinnsii ...... 6 000 Atlantic, of St. Loois 10,000 United States, . 6 000 Globe, " 6,0ii0 Kn-eka, ... ....... 6,000 Phoenix, 5,080 Fariova Cincinnati and Pittsburg offices. ..; 6fl,(i00 , '-'4 - , Total .....$U8 000 Tbo Liberty No. 2 arrived abont S o'clock! loaded to the guards and crowded with people. We were delighted to meet onr excellent friends, Oapta. Archer and Judge, and to and them as courteous and smiling as thsy wars last year. Th J, P. Webb arrived from Nashville last eve. Ding with a good trip. Bhs is a reliabls and pop. nlar boat, and ws ars glad to see her doing well, Wehope tar merchants will send her back full. .....The Phantom Itfi for ths Wabash Biver last evening with a tmill Ipt of freight. ....The J. P. Webb will return to NaohvMIe at noon to morrow. Let all Interested take notice. B0AT8 LEAVING TO-DAT. FOB LOUISVILLE The elegant John T. Mc Combs, will bs tbs rsgnlar packet for Lonisvills this evening. Ths Morning Star, that swift shooting meteor, will pass up this evening for Lonisvills. Frank Backamith hi Id ths office, y which is enough said. : FOB CAIRO The Charmer is the regular pack et for Padocah and Cairo, to-day, at two o'clock Bhe Is a good beat, and Capt. Billy Lowth is a good man. - - " . GLEANINGS FBOX OCB EXCHANGES. ; Tha Iicniavills Courier of Tuesday says: The river- -was -still rii ag- yes ti rday, t'nou ah slowly, with seven feet seven Inohes water In the canal to ths evening by tas mark.e During tbs previous twenty. four hours, the river bad riaen a Lttleoveraa inch at ths bead of tbs tails, aod lour Inches st Portland. Ths weather continues eooi sua cniiiy, the thermometer down te twenty two at noon, with another heavy while frost yes. terday morning, - . , ,r On the f ,1, last evening then were five fast ainS Incbe water In the pan down tbe Indian chute, and Ibe river etiil aaelilng slowly. For steamboats as adiog over th rocks, thet wsra scant nv feet water, , - - , - v Th Indication favor another Hoe at Pit tsbargh. wnu apwsruv oi nine iset water la the channel, ana cool wesiner. The Democrat of Tuesday sayj A row erred on board of tbs St. Patrick, at nempni, w riuay nigni, aoriug which Bsrjsmln Davis, tbe watchman, was stabbed severely, and vue ui we Bremen wonuaeq Ly a pistol-shot. Tbs Ciacinna 1 Einiairev says : ; Ws Uarn that Capt. Hugh Campbell and others navs ai lengtn, inronh Coogress. obtained a patent. rigni lor ins application or tbe s tea in oapstan uow in ns ia most of tbe boats plylag tbs Western waters. Tbs psiition has been la Congrass two or tbrae year., praying for an eitansioa of the patent, which has been at l.ncth ohum.H the right running seventeen years front ths date vi application. DRY GOODS. &o. ' ' Spring Dry Goods.T0 TOO WANT NEW STYLES IN PBINT8 jLf sua Aieidunee, at the lowest pricee? Go to.No. 40 M.ln street. Dress Goods. YAO FOU WANT A KICEJ)BE3S? FOB AN -a-' a assortment, go to HEAD A MOONEY'S, . v t Parasola. I0 YOU WANT A FINE PARASOL OB SDN J SHADE? For variety and elegance, go to All, a li A MOONET'S. Si!ks. T0 TOU WANT A fcILK DREF8? FOR quality ana cheapnets go to HEAD A MOONEY'S. Trimmings. -, - TiO YOU WANT TR1MMISG3. HIWTtJfia. U BUTTONS, Ac. t For something new, go to BEAD A AtOONXY'S. Domestics. DO YOU WANT BLEACHED AND BBOWN C0TT0.1S, all widths and kinds, at WHOLESALE prices f Goto BEAD A MOONEY'S. Laces. DO YOU WANT FINE LACEV FINE FANS, Gloves, Hosiery, real Lice Collars sod Handkerchief? Onto HEAD A MOONEY'S T0 YOU WANT TO REDUCE YOtR EXPEN XJ BBS? Go and JUST PRK.E (befits bnvinrl. . nssif a autMsi's, mrl3-3m . , t . , No. 40 Mtiln street. BUILDING. WE, THS UNDERSIGNED, HAYING Associated oursslves t oust her for the DnrDttae of I carrying on tne BUILDING BUSINESS la all It branches, a bow pre pared to make Contr a c tf s " For all or any portion of aav kind of ItnlMin.. aod ws think thatonr arrangements are snch thai Gya i General Satisfaction,' Both a to quality aad promptness. - i ' - - --j OUR WORK SHOF ":- 1 - j i ' "Is situated on ths corner of Cierry ; Street and the Canal." " ueie on- oi (db nftl-TTiers aan Tut -fnnnr1 .ti 1 GBOBO., TiAXT. w., f WILLIAM LAST. COTTON WARPS. vuiin.Mi UAV,a XOAAL THOSE A, navmg a oeil acting 1 H A l Ts. r .firiT That ws are prepared to famish them. on .h. nonce, . r- : t a t i 1 i f s . . . .. . . Warps for Weaving Jeans, vi ma lrv quauiT, remy so weave, u low as can OrderswiilbsTjromBtlv attrif1firl t Send on jonrBaf s.' - 1 JOtfJf W. GBUEN A CI.. " Cor. Bond street snd Canal. r EVANSVILLE ; . Ty oolvF act or v f 'War? TT TsTTDOTr' Brt dtj.q nnnsiHm . 1" ash . a j j.v am ir Aki.3i X.U Xr UJ-zajI A XI Bounce to ihs public 4n ftmeftU. -but moat specially to tha rumen, that th to taks in Wool for mum factoring iota ths tollowiiiir Goods, via : Jeans,- Blankets, Coverlets, Plain - ana .riaia iriannels,-. Xmsey s, -SatitettS & tockiEcYArri., On tha most reasonable terse and short notice. W. have also a good sappiy of sbova Good oa hand for sale or exchange for Wool, so that personsUsing at a distance, see bring or mu(' thwie , Wool early, can fae their goods right off. . Pries list ror manaiactnnng wtil be sent on application. OAlce and Wmctvtf corner Bond street and Canal, j a-m - - J'lU.N W. GKUI.N A CO. L AUD OATS. t BBLS FRESH toS MAL. J ft&O bnsheis Whits Oats, aa sxsslumt article lor seeajnst rtxeivsa a-ta lor sale by J. C. I r- .SO C!CH ET A CO., . . : , . - -," .... , So. W, Watsr sltrsst, , '

'PACKET'"

4 Fob wabash. :" .V':.,. , The fine Pacfcnt PHANTOM. Capt. BOLUS; IRWIN. Clerk. Will leave for Vinoennee snd all way landing, on tbs Wa'aih Biver. THIS DAT, POSITIVELY. at 4 p.m. JOHN B. HALL, A gent. EegnJar . People's - Lino Packet. SHAWATEETOWN. PADUCAH AND CAIRO ' SEMI WEEKLY. " Tbs Largs and Commsdious sids-whes! 8teamer, I SUPERIOR, Capt O. R. BUDD JACK GRAMMAR, Clerk. Leaves the foot of Main street every TCE9D AT and F BI K AF st 3 o clock, mak lng posi tiraooansetiovjs at Cairo with bt. Arfraia, Memphis and New Orleans Packet, and at Evansville with Lonl.vt.l. PckrU, taking throngh Freight and Passengers HT iu puiaa hi.m i.m, , , , 7 JOHN B. HALL, j, apra - vussniainisn,) AffsSts. HENDERSON AND EVA N8VILLE DAILY rumr, TS w Ths Sttr.mer msm iSOWO JUUV. O. fkKKISS. ... : "..Cantm'ii Will leave Evansville dailv at 4 n. m. Lavaa Henderson at 7 a. m. ap4-lm FOB GREEN RIVER. Th Flet and UleTant ft .n-p -..A "was ia.- n iTr ukA. DRINK WATER "Master. Will leave Avanavills tverv MONDAY and TH0R3DAY at S o'clock p. m., for Rochester and all way porta. - . ; ror freight or Basssfe apply on board. ' JaaStf -. - . -., People's - Line. OWENSBORO AND LUTJI8YILLE. - Tbs Nsw and Xlegauc steamer ( FOB MARY AMENT, . LIT ICR - Captain ......."". 1 Clerks. JNO. TRAVIS, JO. CAB ,..., WM. LITER, J Leav s Hustoo A Co.'s whrf-boat everv TUB?. DAK at 5 o'clock p. at., and SATURDAYS, at 10 o'clock a m. Kor freight or passage apply to ieblO-tf HUtsTON A 00., Agents. EegnJar Tuesday Packet for Padncab.. Johnsonville, and Eastport ; Ths slrgsnt Light-Draught Steamer Vi?A. VX-JCva A. J. DUNCAJT, Capt. H. C. OILBEBT, Cl'k. Will leav Evansville every Tuesday at 4 o'elosk p m. for the above and all intermediate ports, making connection at Johnsonville with the Sailroad for Nashville, and at Eastport with th regular packets -for Florence, Alabama.' For freight or passage apply on board or to dec!4 dtf ?. - j HDsrON A CO.. Agents. Esgnlar Friday Packet for Naih-J I vine. Ths Elegant Passenger Bteamer J. P. WEBB. HODG BROWN Mater. T W. WILSON Clsrk. Leaves Xvsnsrills every FBIDAY at 4 o'clock P. M. Freight received and receipted for at all hours by , nuiius uti , A genu. -U.G.r.T AIL. Evansville . z Cairo SemiI "Weekly Mail Line. THE ELEGANT NEW PASSENGEB 6TEAMIB AEMADA! CAPT. JOSH. T, THROOP, CHAEMER! CAPT. W. A. LOWTD.. LEAVES EVAHSVILIE EVEBT MONDAY, THURSDAY and WEDNESDAY, 8ATTJBDAY, At 3 o'clock I 1VT. LEAVES CAIBO EVEBY t .TUESDAY, j : FRIDAY and THUBSDAY, -r BUNDAY, On Arrival of the Train. Thees boats havs been refitted entire, and are now In first rats ordsr f.r ths accommodation ot pasvengers. . , , Bj sieignis reo.ivsn at all nonrs by r HUSTON A CO., Agents. Begnlar Tuesday Packet Evans..tille to jJasiTilie. Ths elegant Light Draught Steamer -k ARGOSY, TANDB9BIFT. Master. ' Will leav Evansvill for Nashville, as a regular pack., EVERY TUESDAY, at 4 o'clock p m. , viT.iun.1 ISfi.V Speed, Safety and Comfort. Louisville, Evansville AND .-. 1 1 i r Ilempliis Packet Oomtiamr. Tha Kleajaai Passsstwsr Staavmara ak GEO. O. HART . ..CAPTAIN. BRUCE ALVORli.... . .CLERK. . - AND . v LIBERTY NO. 2,l4! svavsMsWaaaawaViBvi HAM ARCHER CAPTAINED. JUDGE CLERK. A ths K solar Packets tor Loniavilla and A. MsmDhis each boat m.kin, on. trln Me For frsight or panage apply on board, or to JOHN B. HALL, Or 1 . . poCT tf COX A HUMPHREYS, 5 U. S. HAIL LIT.E. Louisville and Henderson Semi-Weekly Mail Line. Th Elegant New Passenger Steamer itiSj BOSE ' HITE lM AABON BALLABD .1 ... n.nt.1. J.T.McCOMBS. . laAlla UUBBY..., CsDtaln. Will leavj Evansvill every Monday, Wednesday, Te.fl.w u ua suay. Saturday., no28tf COX A HUMPHREY, Agents. - FOMQUOPATHIC. HTJMPHRET8' IIOMCEOl'A t I11C 8PKCIFICS YYAYE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE AA experience, an entire success: Simnle ,uuu aiuciiioi ana AeusDie. -rnev em th oaiy medicines perfectly ad.Dted to noonlar tra. weiwpie tnai niistaKes canaos os made in nsing them ; so harmless as to b free from danger, and so efficient as to bs always reliable. Tbey havs i.ibu to. Bignrei commendation irom ail, and will always reader satisfaction. i" Cores "- w,: Cents. No. 1 Fevers, Congestion, Inflammations 26 No. S " Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic 25 No. & Crying Ckoiie, or teething of in fants os no. 4 Diarrhoea of children or adaits. 2 o. o " liytenlerrr. Griolnr. Colic 6ft no. ueiera norbui, Naseao. vom Itisg . 2S xflo. i -- vssgni, :old, Bronchitis ... 25 No. 8" Nenralsrta. loothaobs. Faeeaeha.- Sfi 5- ' Sick Headache, Vertigs 26 S 2Z Bilious Stomach 24 I S-:."!5!,PPreed0,'info, rtod, 2 25 I 1 N 14" . 1 ,, V. , - 771 I -J'" lth"Bryiipels,Irnption 28 N' J Sh'nm",'"n' Rheamatie Pisin. 26 - - - ...h v.uf .ctoi, . 1 iru sol o. 17 " Aliea, bl ad or bleeding.. ... 60 No. 20" Whooping Cough, and violent 00. ia " catarrh, .cute or chronic, Infiuease 50 nv.ua - i.pi aaiiny ana sere or weak eyes SO No. .21 v A at bin a, oppressed Breathing. 60 no. xi " Kar Ulacfaartica, impaired Hear. ins- so No. 23 " Scrofala, Enlarged Glands, SwellI.Ato. 84 GcBsral Debilli v.and Phvsical Weaknea. ' An No. tS ' Dremv aa d SfAn tw BBfwi-t is-t ns ttfi .2 V. jew ic BrAe.s,vicSne.s from tiding W) No. 27 Kldniiv Di... a.i AA o. YX " Bervaas rsblltty,Seminal Smis- - sions, InvrdanLary Dlacharg, s.H 100 No.9 Sore Mont H, Canker 60 o. M L rlnarv iBeoBilaaaee. Wet- ... 'abetj 50 31 " ra,"r APerlwda, ev.ja with Soaszna fiA No 32 S nfrerinBs, cbsnge of life-, 100 , as. 33 Knllni.v. u . . . n. . .... V , . . . Danes 1.1 m No. 84 " Dlptherla, Ulcerated Sore Throat 60, FAMILY CASES. 35 vials, morocco ease, and book.'..': 110 00 20 large vials, in morocco, snd book S 00 20 do - plain ease, and book . SCO to coxes iBos. 1 to 16), aod book . S 00 VET K RIM IHV KBX.ClsTICB. Si 0 oris viais, with directions Mahogany esses, 10 vials- .10 00 sine viais, with directions.--.. 100 SW Tb-as Bemrd.es. bv tha case or sinzla bo. ars sent to anv Dart of tha ennntrv. hv mall n. jni, iree 01 cuarre, on receipt of the price. fl ! - I ABS1H, KFAKdS CO v w. H r HTonnssn ap4 Wholesale aad Betail Agents, Bveasvilfa. i PICNIC. s oa as lEsirrr or St. Joliii's ChurcE. . . . , - .s- i may . zibi. rum, - VParticnlars will be given in dns spasonl '

FAHEIJT IIKDICINES."

DR. MARK'S SYPHILITIC CUBE. iJL l!LLf C0E. fjr "IPHILIS la th Primary, Secondary, and rs tiry 8Um - In all large cit.as kher. ), aontaglou sexual dleeas called B philis, which is oaf able of IravnsimlsisilftB i.... " , . J '"' ail.IOB, JJr. Mark t S,?TiiI .i. ""J." y"i0ttt eompHcated rorms, and thoroughly eradicate ths Syphilitla poison or virus from th system. " Sjmpt .tns of th First or Primary StagVLTh.is' is knowabyehancrts or nicer appearing eooa after aa exposure. To euro the fl at st n w wr-?.,8T!!,t, p" sypi'i Wstl?i!tL- "jwrtsns to core Syphilis in a few days. From flv. to fifteen day' tai hful treatment osually ,nfflces to core the firs" tai ' ,wo fg neve, hil, to "VL, xtfc tag. Pries per package, $U 60 - 6ymptoms of ths Secondary btsge of Syphilis. This is known by tbs following 31cers In the month, nose, throat, gland., skin, head, nailat mnens membranes, eanoercus acres on the arms and legs, eruption an th. skin, acrofuls, ete To curs th second Singe, nss Dr. Mark's evphilitlc """.'J ".'J' .d Thoal W"B' tf throat is Bloarated ; if not, omit the Wash.-' - ' - aness medtclnee ar an Infallible cure for this stage, If aesd s sufficient .ength of tm. to eradicate the poison from the system. Prlo. nor nackVi'd1!.60' LC-,0B8 WhrtfmftUd w A'awtvxa.aigry. , Symptoms of 'rtlrd -or Tmiary " stass Syphllis. lb s s'sis is known hv th. fi,.; m'- H.01. ' " nd painfnitumori oo ths L..T. ii .w k " ""joints, or contractions, hard paies In th bones and joint., earless, or del cay of the bone,, syphilitio rhtumati.m. tioa oi tne parts, rtc. To etire tbe third, or tsr- "" " r- ar s uoreand fills.- These medicines will cure ths longs standing aud worst cases They will enrs ths most sxornclstinc pains la ths bones and Joints in a few day. Price per package, $9 00 J ADVICE TO THB AFFLICTFD. Bead the symptoms ahrvr. -.t .re l,- . ' ui vku ; iZ ' Procre at once th msdl ai ,, ,l yen They A Treatise -on &vnhi!,b. nt .... vuw.H.ll. oun von . ., iu, uiu, rent stasc. aucomua. nic each packag of tha medicine - "rk SyphiliUe Core and PllU are an infallibl cur for Rheumatism, us matter bow long standing or how bad. Tbey remove i,T "."'-"'" "u sertatn ana permanent Pi ice, S3 00 per nackaf.. The medicines will be sent by express to all parts of the country on receipt of tbs money, snd 25 cents additional to pay for boxing and shipPrepaid an4"sold by Dr."B. Essterlylfc Co., No 75 North Fiftb , at.set, St. Louis, M..,ud.t ViT . ' ' M"son street, Chi-ap-o, Illinois For al by th drnggista, Evsnsvlllai DR. EASTERLY'S : VEGETABLE PAlIT ilLtia WILL CUBB BRUISES, 8PBAIFS. BEAD ' ache'. Toothache. Sore Thrrt.t. f1..,!! ri era, Cramp or boas mi. Cholera Morbna. rvw.n tery or Bowel Complaints. Nervons aflactinn. Pain In tbs Face, Painters' Collcv Ague ia. the Faoe, Pain in tbe Back sad Llmoa, and, ia sect, wnniwver i. is -ppuea pain cannot exiet. Ibis is tbs most snesdv snd sfficaoiona w.eHi cine sve-discovered to relieve persons suffering pain. It U used internally and externally, with never-failing sacossa. As a family medieia it is lnvaloable. s Dr. Easterlv'S Pain Killer la ih bent raiaaul v known for Cholera. Shon'.d that awful sconrgs again villi in unitea mates, as it Is leared It will, every family ehonld suddIv themselves with this medicine, to nee la the early stages of ths tMfl. r r tun to o-nts per Dome, Prepa-ed and sold by Dr. . Easterly A Co., No. 70 North Fifth street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold at their branch Medicine Store, No. 99 Madison street, uoicsgo, Illinois. For ss'sy th druggists, Evansville.' ' ladies. Read This ! DR. HOOPICR'S FE1IALE COBDIAL rnniS ELEGANT ANB POPULAR KIM. X cin will ears all Female tiomnialnia Mh as Excesaivs, Painful, or bnonrsnsed Km mi ,n.. ion, ijenccrrnea or wnita, Falling of the Woneb, and a, I Irregularities of the Monthly wm, ' i iw ur uk vu ine menses ii.r. checked by eokis, and all nnaatnrai canse. jremale attOerlng under any of the difficulties abovs enumerated sh'uld not fall to use Dr. Hooper's Fstnels Cordial. It is tha most nL,. ant and infallibl remedy ver Invented for the enrs oi lemsie oompialuts. Ladies, try it I fries II oopor bottle. PrAnarawl anH anltl k VI W a - Bo. 70 North Ft th street. St Loon. Mo. S,.U at their branch Family Medicine Store, No. S9 saaoiaoB iui, unicago. lltln lis. For sale by the druggists, Evansville. , '; ' DR. EASTERLY'S FEVEB AND AGUE XILtEB ' IIJILL CUBE AGUE AND FIVER, CB ILLS r f and Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Beml tent Fevers, aud every .orm of Fever Incident to th Weet. This celebrated and Infallible remedy has beea oiHwa years eetaotisnea in ot. ixmts, ana J. srorveraeil, known tsHoosfaoat tbe srrat Mia.iaalnnl Valley as the only reliable remedy for tbs oar of sever ana Agus ra ail its sersae. Agas aod I ssver snnerers, an iniaiiibis reatsdy is bers preVDltl JOB 1 To cur A gn and Fever, take a doss of Dr. Xsstsrly's Family Pills, and when dose oper. ' " u.k. ."?' r od aRo nuer. i directed on the bottle, which will atoo tha Ague and Fever ths first day. Then, to prevent lis return, take ths Ague Killer three times a oay oa tne eeventn, ronrteeutb, twenty-first, and tweaty-elgath days, dating from tbs !-t chill and fever, and von will be Dermanentlvcnredl Let every man, wotnao, and child try iL, and if I yon ana It to be trne, tell it to your frienis. Pries of Agas Killer, f 1 60 per bottle. Pills, 60 e at per box. Prepared and sold by Di. I. Easterly A Co , No. 70 North Fifth street, St. Lonis, Mo. Sold a' their branch Family Msdtoins Store, Chicago, For sals by th druggists. Evansville. R. COOK'S ' HAGIC HAIB OIL v; IS THE M08T PERFECT AND ADMIRABLE article ever discovered for th Pr. Beauty, Growth, Bad Restoration of tbe Hair. It nolens, beaatines, and strengthens the hair, prevents It from falling off and becoming peTaianently gray, removea the dandruff, and turns oarsn, nnruiy nair into that which 1. mnnth glossy, lively, snd beautiful . , Dr. Cook's Magic Hair Oil I ths teal .Ionic known, and will produce a luxuriant growth, of new nair oa Dia Heads in all cases where sny artificial means can be of any avail. Tbs most intelligent ana veaatiiui ladies and rent I. man in St. Louis ewe It, and regtrd it as aa lnditpeBaabte j article for tbs toilet. Price 75 cents tier bottle. Prepared and sold by Dr. B. Easterly A Co., ! No. 10 North Firth street, St. Lon s. Mo.; also , for sals at tbsir branch Famil MIHn. fimr. 1 aim. u au win sireei , j n icairo, tlllnot. - sor ssis py ins druggists, AlvansvjUa. ."i 1 - ORIDLET'8 SaltBionm and Tetter Ointment WILL CURW BALT BHtUS, : TETTER. Scald Head. Pr.lrle and Huh...' I.ir i Illinois Hangs, Missouri Scrofula, (jbstinata fn.l Sores. Pimples on tbe Fees, and all Dnaaaaa Eruptions on ths Skin. But to . flm-t . .r,.-. raoicwi cure oi scroiuious and skin diseases cf J . . . a o ' "cemmena Air. Alasterly's Iodlns. VZi. a internally, wbich porifiea ths blood, and removea tbe cause; and then by applying the Ointment to the s ,res or tans, a epeeuv aba BerntMnt rnr. win K sd. Both ars advised to bs rued In thcoe cm. plaint. - .- - ... .... - - Price Ths Iodine and hnatarlllA tf n : . , . . ,'. r ' - : Pries Qridley Bstl Bhenm andTTetnir fiint. meai, 19 twBts per DOttle. . Prepared and eold bv Dr. X. Easterl A rv. Ho. 70 North F.fth street, St. Lonis, Mo., sols proprietors, coia at sneir branch .mil. o.tt, Aiw. Biaaison street, unicago, III. mui vy .a. uruggists, JLVasSVIIle. dr. easteklv : r :.r AMEBICAN LIIHKEieT YTILL CURE BRUISES, SPRAINS,' CUTS, vv Wounds. Rbtnaaiism, Conirmttd Tenaons, oweu Joints, a,aBiDsgo, Aumors, a'l Lee ,1 and Seated Pa.as. and all diseases when. . tocai remeay ie requirea. ..... i efficacious remedy ever offer d ts the pnbilc. Its volatiie, peaetratlng. soothing, sad beating pron! srtiee diffuss themselves to ths verVboee. This liiuimen' is, beyond all donbt, the mos grrs th sufferer rlmost instant relief. fiu ... . . , ' . . . . K-w.. .u. w,.ui. yrua rues are SQmmned in Dr. Xatrlj' American Liniwent that it readily e.s thi woret wound, of a. .1 r beast. arevv mmiiv snooia xeeo it cAnatant v am a. t...,' . Pries 76 oeals per bottle. - Preoared and sold bv Dr. ST. r..p... . a n No. 70 North Fifth street. St. Lome. Mn ki'J ! at their branch Family Medicine Store, Ho. 99 j JBu,. .hot., vuin, A111I70)S. - sor sats oy tas araggists, Evansville. " JanV&S M.Ta.W weow tf HORSE-SHOES. I .:BEST H1MMEBED2X.T.-. Horse and Mule Shoes, Horse-Saoe ITailsV ""JTO"'"-' Zir-7: '-' Cnt-Nails,- - . . Fall ataortmsut ou hand aod for sals by . 7? SHOEHBERGER db CO.,v .- : - No. 15 Pnblkt Landing,' April d3m Clncliinati, OhUw - - I 'SASH AND POORS. i stuuiaIa a TiiniT.Ti--. IOOND eTT., EET. CHESTS CT AND CHERRY, SVAKSriLLB, 1XIUSA. ASH, EO0E3, miS 1317 BLHCLl . , Dressad Lumber Board. Laths, o of every description soastaiiUw

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CARLIW'S EPORIUIVI -0 FEeady for tie f "s..Ti.'t?T- ii A A .i. it ; HAYING JTJ8T BETTJBNID FBOK THB - Bast with a splendid stock of - SPEBTGGOODS I now offer to those In want of good Goede, fts nam lot ot woods svsr snsrsa u tats aaarast - .t-v n ' At Greatly Reduced Eates. AsT was lo tl.i market when thlug were at their lowest rates, I b ught my Goods ftr ' , LESS THAN ANY ONE In this slty, as ethers boagbt early and had to pay higher prices for th earn Good.. My Stock aoasisu of. fall Ma.o( . N H . . , . v Ai ".,:'-'!'".- -,,.. .-:... .-, ;.'',"$ piece! jCOODS,--8UCH AS-l' " French Coatinjjs, PANT , GOODS. , Vesting, all Kinds & Styles. READY-31 ADC GLOTHING! Of my owa make, a I now make my Beady-mad Goods in my own Store. They ars of ths BEST 1 , '--;- ,i ? A I i " r "- and the. , , ,, . a iS -t Finest Workmanship. A1 J ! J , ' . .t ill J GOODS MADE UP TO 03DER, JIT .1 t.t l.t. " . ' .- .- '. . At ths Shortest holies. ' :t - "a, Suit Suits Mcie IU THIETY-SIX EOUBS, ' And warranUd to fit or o ssle. B0S' OLOTHlfJO, A large lot on hand at very low prices. All Sizes and Kinds CENTS' rli ...! J 'i ! -'V-ii" 1 ,i FUBIIISHIHGT GOODS A full slock on ban J, such as ' SHIRTS, .. .. , DRAWERS, K . :-. UNDERSHIRTS, ..--. 'HANDKERCHIEFS, vt " -r- TIES, . SCARFS, GLOVES, HALF'S OSE ;?J.?. zAND SUSPENDERS. A fn'l stock of tbs sbovs Good, alwars oa hand ana oi ins i :. ..h mt-r K :.M - ,: , Finest Ctutxlity. GOODS MADE TO ORDER FOR ' "LESS VmONEY Tban any other faonw in thc!(. m I bm m Vrmmotat avrrmD geneu Wwith my hudi lo work -vucr ra iocn m m&ntutt tuvi None can! Compete "With as is pries, and I am determined j To Keep; Prices Down, And not til be under seld br anv 6ns in Erantvum. sou win nus meat . . . v. v'i'J ; r. .-f isU-.-T .. V :- -VSA-T . . w . ... . 1 J-" -sl ' 'JT irsi rairetSl. -a-ss . is! J .: EVASSyiLLE. ISD. , Jr-HrCARLIIT. mirSl-Sni PAPEE. PiPEE WAREHOUSE 1 -bztiii mtsymttzeiz s . S.fJ.OQSiCEBIwO, W-DSALEB8 INi -Si i-l 'J' 4 Paper IlaogiDgs, Letter, . Taper Bags, . " Card Boards, - Cat Cards, Window Shades, 4c, &C.T ; ? sr." Cap, Note, t : I ' Wrappiner, aad Manilla Paper, x '. . V . 1 '. ITTB WILL BEEP A COMPLETE ASSORT- j v f mBt of svarvthing la wur line, at whola. I i sals aad retail. Let all who deslrs rood Goods cheap, oa It early and examine tor stock. B. N. POUEIIB A CO., - iir-Bo.H Sent h First inwt. , marl.tr l -.; w liv-nsytlie. Indiana. ' s Caos! C&bl! Cabs! rpHEMOSTEXTINSIVEANB BEAUTIFUL .1 assortment of Coiidren's Cabs ever broagirt Cabs sver broagirt I - DNYS'Q TON'S, I io. 1 Mala street, ; " lit ui city, can be fonnd at ' Cit;' . yAttn ' ' ' - no,

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rklETROPOLITAs Irat htreet, b.t. Vl. andgysamor.. MABTIN OLDES. ... M..,. gBiBBaoN.TJA.u a s, r.;: ' - . Last Night bat Two of ' MISS FANNY B. PRICE ME. TJ. IIANCnETT. thnrsday Evening, iprll 12th, in ! will bs presented .he Great Frenob ' Dram cf M ABB I, EV II E A . II T ; Or, The SCl'lPlOIt'3 BRE1X Aspasiaaad M'lls Karoo.....FANNT B P1TCE Phidiasaad Baphal....D. UANCHAiT. sHTDsor open at 7. Ths enrtaia ris promptly st S o'ciock. 'T.s Box OffloswiU be open dslly froa lit a. m, to 4 o clock p m., when seats ai; bs nii Wltliout KilraChsr.. , FOUNDRY. Sciiiilte65 v Thuman Ileciianics' Foundry, lHncfctnreri .ad 3aUdwiof . - : i Circular Saw XIill. ; Grist and Sugar Mil , ; .ts , Tobacco Screws, r - Gtunniing- Ilachine. Distillery and mining: KacL . j, Malt Mills, ' I";; Corn Shellers, rf - , iiouse jb ronts. : i Cellar Grnt 7 IE01? AND BBASS C A;S T;i;N:0 Of svery desertplion. Kachinery of all kinds' Haia and ;..;. en Bepaired.' - ' - , '" SEALERS 1N ' . Belting, Fire Brick, Steam Gauges, and WEOUGILT IROIT PIPrS. ' OLD SATEBIALS EOTTC HT.' YITjj HAVE THE FACILITY OF TP E PE.; r, v Machinery and Workmen, and win n e ail work, entro.tui to us our indivlilu.l atiwiti n, fill onlers promptly, warrant our work and cl,argreasonable prices. . OFFICE AND FOUNDBV, Corner of First and Leet ft:c?fi, EVANSVILLE, IND. H. B Workmen sest to all part to fit -.p work and do repairing. feb22-tim BOliULTZE, THUMAN A ro. WM. HEILL1A Foiindl AAtAiriTFACTTJBEB and BUSIES.. STEAM EflGIMES stKO B O I:L'E R Saw and Grist riil ': rflACHinERV, TOBACCO SCREWS. GUMMING' ; MACHINEC, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills, Threshias Ucxhim sfee., rjHi TBOPBTETOa OF.THE CITY T0V1 . X ry begs leav to Inform his frl.nds ., 1 t,n . public in gsoeral that he Is prepared to da kinds of Machine & Finishing Wcr k And i vory Ihlng appertaining to th Fonnd: y t mi noes, lie I, manu factoring STEAM ENGINi: AND 23 O I Ij jE lot S of sny sins snd power required; Saw M:i Ma-' cbinery and Mill Gearing of any slse; D .-ry aod Mining Machinery, T-b.cco Scrswi, (.aiming klacUlnes, Ihmihiog Machines, Ma.t ),,,- Horwpewors, Corn Sbilers, AfachiBery of ail kinds msde and repairrd ; Iran aud I)rae Ces'locs of every description, I roe fa ouss Fronts, CtMur Orates, As. .Brewers, DistiUers, Ecctiien, dc , Supplied with every description of Cop,r .n.5 Sheet Iron Work. Brewing K.ttle. Relrlg rtt n, Attemporstors, Sparges, Stillhaads and . , onsn improvsd pinciple. Column lor Als.wi.xt etills, yt Jam, Cans, Syphons, Ao. : r -r, Lead sod iron flpe; Opv-', Braes aivd iron Painps of ev.rv variefv. for flr. Wi,irlda. u Ao. Bra Clocks and Valv.-.j, tani W bint ei. ,. Workmen sent to all narts to fit uo work nod .!e repasses bteaia Boilers, Copper aud slH-c ireo Works, As. Old VM 0 fal s Bought. He Is deslinr lit and a11lnar All.r'. Irmroved BMm Goare. Wronirht Iron Welded Pl.-i 1 Tabbing, MoGinsis's Improved Maitu Ma owpu.o Ainnn.e-r k. chines, hl-pben Hatch'' r lower Separator., or. man Boltini Cloih. Gum Eiast'e Bellini. k uk, rj'ae. eta., i r sn v ttttt l 1 muiai r nni Iron Bloc Tin. Pl Iron. Babft Metal. u.-. FireBiick. . He has every facilitr of ffce best MacbiS' v s i workmen, at.d will aivs all work sntrnsted i his individual atteniion, fiiUng orders pr.ni;tjv. wsrranttog his work, aud is aati'iitd wi anah l price). ' . s 0fflce and Sls Booms. F9dry, li.il. yard Machine Sbop on Pine Street, between irt ana BeeeBt ssreets, xvsosvine, ina. manufactory; File XXaiiufactory, . ; j -r SECOND STREET, T-i ' '.' ; X Between Sycamore aad-'Viw;' I (Next to Setchell1 Livery Stablest 33 vttn ville, - Inj . - T IBB UKDEBSIGSBB HAVE B;STAELi.'7 F D at tbe above place, a File BiauuiacU'ry. wlvtw Files of all Muds can always be bad. t. ,i . . wiH be fixed uo icet Die nw, aud repslris l n . ; kinds of Tools will bs promptly done. , .h.r. f ,r T.a and Sheet Jroo. All work ... doa. in the best matin r, and ths public pi.Uubsge i respectfnily solicited. JS30-U - - JV st A.r.1 ts.. T.T V A. v..--Uotice iaBailders t cttrat tcrs. 'ifb oi i :.-1. Bt tbe karch i ssslsA a'-p...l ... iiJaeo', up lo 9 l-Jroisning et rci- ' to pi in anc sr-t -f jr'e nitjee w? . w I chtr.iT s Hcc t. In pcrscaJ to .4SpenCHr Conn ivsf o"r ' term, held liaich will be rsceivod by ti 10th day of April next, . t-rnl, sod boilding miv v h cations now on h rn a jcoonty, s first cine Jcl, a , VfDSff, ia jsoemjort Sn ' ennnry. irr Payment In t'ouuvy Ordr. v oo ami s- .j will bs required. " i '"! ,LT, 1 ... - hfi'SJAl P. marlslm i f "-n O.fra,;-. , ,

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