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ESTABLISHED, 1831.
EVANSVIJXE, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1S66.
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TELEGRAPH.
Clement C. Clay Relfeased
on Parole.
Destructive Fire at Titu
j ville, Pa.
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Loss $300,000.
Bank.'Hobberyl atrVevay,
Indiana.
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a - H ow York':. ' Col le ctor-
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- f ISi T.I.I.A N KOUK ITEMS.
Vr.w York. Ai-ril 18. The strike
on the city railroads continues with
unabated inconvenience to travelers.
In t,he foreabon of yesteMay the old
hands on the Third avenue went to
work,with the understanding that,their
demands would be complied with, but
tied! up. again . on hearing that such
was'not the ''Companies" intention On
the iother lines of the road. Traffic
was more-eiUess-irregulary asd eased
. altogether at 8 P. M. A riot took
place last night, in the neighborhood
of Thirtieth street and Third avenue.
Arrests were made and the rioters
separated without doing much injury.
The Tribune's Washington special
says: The New York Collectorship
continues to be the theme of varied
and general remark. A Senator stated
to-night that Mr. Smythe would be
readily confirmed, but that the Senate
would probably postpone action on it
for some time. True men of all sides
commend the President's courage in
breaking clear from all mere partisan
presstrreT-and making-an appomtmerrt
m the sole interest of commercial
clashes.
The Herald's Washington special
says: The flying ,avalrTsquadro.n,.jfoj
duty in the Eastern waters4, Jhaf been
determined on. and is to consist of the
sidewheel steamer De Soto, nine guns,
flag ship; the iron-clad Monataufc,
four! guns; the ' double-ender Sham-
orock, seven guk,s; the ' double-ender
Ashpel, seven guns; the side-wheel
steamer Augusta, . nine guns. The
double-ender Winooski is already en
rouv"e ,fori; Eastport, -Me., ,and 5 the .-.
stealer Donnine guns. -
The squadron will be commanded
by an officer with the rank of Acting
Rear Admiral. The squadron is to
leave for the rendezvous Eastport,
Me. on the 30th inst.vand will re
main a,ti 'ibIplaceruntiktlecreniin
excitement subsides, after which it
will mroceed to the Gulf of St. Law
rence. Bay of Challeur, and other
points on the British North American
coat, to protect 'American, nsning
vessels.'
The Herald's Cornwall (C. W.) cor
respondent of the 17th instant, says :
ITtwiti th close of the nroceedines
to-dav 'the' Magistrates, with treat good
nature revealed in the streets all that
had transmred. There have been tour
witnesses underexamination One,
Welsh, of Oakville, near Toronto, tes
tified that Murphy had asked him to
sell the bonds of the Irish Republic,
and that he f MurDhv) said that $25,-
0(10 had been subscribed in Toronto
SnencO1 'testified 'that on fast St" Pat
rick's dav Murphy had made a sedi
tions' srteech. and said $25,000. had
been sent to O'Mahoneyfrom1 Toron
to. Mr. Orr. of the Toronto Globe,
testified that he reported the speech
alluded to by Spence, but was unable
to say whether ltsnna legally treason
able. It seemaa to have that tenden
cy. Cullin, one of the prisoners, was
examined,' but refused to criminate
himself. Col. Wheeler acts in the
most reckless manner. In going from
k ,the Court , Room.; lje.. turned and said
a !Th1 ire'-' 'Jarviff. HhreatenuieW.'' ''I
shall owe you something, sir.' He
openly acknowledges his connection
with the Fnianjtand says, that, Swee
ney will'soou1 be- hre to liberate-him.
Ex-Attorney General McDonald,
the prisoner's counsel, is obliged to
leave for Ottawa to-night. It is un
certain who J will '3ueeeed' him as
counsel for the defense. ? vi t;j '
Harra, one of the St.. Albans raid
ers, is here staying with the Sheriff.
TWwhftleoi the volunteers are to
be retained here until the close of the
trial, probably until me isi , ui ouue
The apprehensions of a raid are sub
siding. . rn..' i', y.r J ff ,
. -. FROM, HAIJFAX.
Halifax, April 18.-A resolution
in favor of the confederation of the
T?,;tia, North American Provincesi
and appointing' -a delegation to ! go to
England to .Jitrange i details, nas pass
ftf, thef iovo focotia
Vk v. . - '
Parliament.
RrTVAsr Mv Artril 18. To-day
the Progressive Age says, on auttyrily
of N. Gl JHighhonel, State -Treasurer,
v &nib Ttill anthorizine ten
million aoiiars duuiwuuai a-.
banking capital for. New England, re
serves nine and a half millions tor tne
remaining State Banks of Maine.
BANK ROBBERY. .
VEVAvV-tolANi, lAVn'iS.Jrie
First National Bank at Veyay, In
dian, was broken open last .night and
robbed of about $150 in change. The
keys of the outside door and safe were,
stolen from the Cashier while asleep:
The robbers failed to get into the
burglar-proof .oxv, 7:rj-
FROM PORTLAND, ME.
Portland, Maine, April 18. The
Government has chartered the steam
er; Regulator to take company of
United States regular troops to some
point-probahty EmTor;. She will
lea-re on the at rival of the noon train,
which is expected to bring General
Meade.
FIRE AT TITUSVILLE.
TtT'vTJ.E. Pa., April I1- A f i
fraaic bniUlinAon tlio corum
Ha jnd Short f-trtiPts, and t1
t'-ndinir in nil directions wi
rapidity. .-. J rift iouwni -
the losses: Diiiiiiji'listJli & Cuic uia-
fhinft shois: Unio'u Hotel: Railroad
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Hotel; Ruflalo Joining saloon 7 AQara
Good's foundry, andfinjhint ,wirtei
Miller fc.Wishart s grocery; Ulmstead,
& i Jewhurst'3.,v,painf. and ; oil' store;
Mullen's cigar, ?ana .tobacco jaexory;
Wm. Shieve.s grocery : Brown & Bar
ron's hardware, store, the meat market
a shoe ' Store; a smaii "groeery ami
various other minor buildiugs. -):,
LATER.--3IcMullen & Bryan s.toun-
dry, the -Petroleum Hotel,. John
Locke' &.' Son's machine fchop, and the
jftakery next door to the foundry, are
the onlv builainss lelt on rransnn
street between the race-way and the
railroad.
Two, parties have, been arwsd on?
suipicion '6f Tiafing caused- th. fire.
Loss, $300,000.
COLLISION.
New York. April 18. The steam
er! Citv of Norwich collided in the
Sound, this, morning, with a -sehopnerv
CUtwngtnB-Hveamcp luHJUKimuw act
tin r fire to her and entirely destroy
ing her. Ten persons are supposed to
b lost.
I The steamship City of Norwich, of
the rlew Liondoa ana Mw iorit
Steamship Company, collided with the
a i. a w !-mrt. -n rr ( iiav s tt -n ti tt ti in .til
schooner struck the steamer amid
ship, cutting her through. Her fires
communicated with the woodwork and
fintirelv destroyed her , I he steamer
had about fifty persons on board, forty
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otj wiiom wrsayea py , iwais xruui
the steamer Electr'a, from Providence,
and broueht to this city. The re
tnainder are surtDOsed to be lost. She
ws abandoned in a sinking condi
won. The Uaptaip-and crew were
taken on board the Electra, which lay
bv the 8CeBeoi;isaster4ieany. two
hoars, and until all was done that
could be done to save the lives 01
those on board.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco. April 17. About
one hundred wnaiers nave recently
. . . it i
been heard from at Honolulu, as very
successful, the amount of oil secured
amounting to from 200 to 500 barrels
each. . ........ .
The bodies' of eight persons, killed
by yesterday's explosion,; have been
identified. Seven or eie-ht others are
missing, who were probably blown to'
att?ms. It is laterally well ascertained
that the explosion was caused by con-
Hussion on opening a dox oi miro
glycerineihtpbi the; 50np.WtW!fi4 Pi 4
receive in consequence oi its uauiageu
condition. The Board of Siipervi
sors have issued an order causing all
nitro glycerine found within the city
td be seized ndj destroyed f:o-
j THE PRESIDENT'S CAR.
New York, April 18 The Secre
tary of War has finally consented to
the sale of the Presidential car, to
Thos C. Duraut; Vice President and
General Manager of :the Union Pacific
railroad, who tenders , its -fuse to his
Company for accommodating officers
on arteciai 'occasions; ii' win leave
New York in, a few days, for, , the .west
with several of the Government Di
rectors; to fro ' Out and ' examine the
condition of the work ou the road.
CARRIAGE MAKER.
F. IIAMMERSTEIN,
i J is'S- err oiiy,
CORNER MAIN' STREET AND CANAL.
The uncTerkiisrned has now on. hand a
splendid assortment of Hnished Carriages
ror rtpnug xraae. i ney are vx uie wini
and lhost improved styles, and include
Four-Passenger Rockaways, Ilgut kock
aways, Buggies with Stationary and Shift
ing Tops: also, fancy light, Trotting Bug
gies and Prince Alberts.
I have Buggies gotten np extra strong,
for country use. Mv work is made of the
very best and thoroughly seasoned timber,
and ironed with extra retined iron. I use
no factory wheels, my wheelfi being made
bv hand at the shop, by theeit of meehas
nics." t warranvall my work to give entire
satisfaction in every respect. Persons wish
ing to purchase anything in my line will
nnu It to meir luucrai to cau nuu ciiwuiu
m v siy-wr-k hefore nurchasiTiff elsewhere.
propose to sell- nt the lowest isogble cash
I nwl9 3m
MARKET -REPORTS.
A Pork dealer informs us that our quota
tions yesterday of provisions -were grossly
incorrect. He .furnishes m vthe following
corrections:
PROVISIONSvSteady; a-nd 3nfair!oxi-
sumptlVfe de'mand. " "V
BACON-Shoulder. 1 to 13c? Clear
Sides 17J2C; Plain Hams i9c, and Canvassed
Hams'21o.! ' f- . P'Ai.V- .l;i -
LARD 18 to 18c ; kegs scarce, and sell
ing in-a small .way at, 22c, r , - -, , ? 5 , ,
BUCK MEATS-Very little in the mar
ket, and prices nominal at 10, 12, and 16c
fdir shoulders, sides, and hams. l r nr. :
-.,1 , ,rmm .. ..i,, , WH
' 1 SewYrkJUrh.
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rOTTON
Jeavv ; ,f7o for simian!)?.
i-f-lern i
lx't.ir. wail
1 tx.i- i 7-t lur
J
mill
-v. hi- a i-ii i
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tilled. ' .
V HET aiucn exeiteu, ana w ia dkv
tr? 1 85 for Old Chicasro hpnng, ana i
closing dull with less exciuwienb. ".
RYE Firm at HWilae tor w esivern. - -4
BARLEY MALT Quieu - ; '.
BARLEY Dull. , J
CORN Better, .and .quiet .at SUcSoC Jor
unsound, and 8s6c,' lor HOU!ia- imnea
Western. , .... .
. . OATS lc better; 450c.for.tieW Western
and 5RJ0c for olddo..,,; . ',V -ri,-
PETROLEUM Dull j:24J-? for "crude, antT'
fiV:i7l4c for renntHtln nona. ,
., PORK Iull and heavy r ' K fll26 (Wis
fnn new mess, closinz at 26 00 cash : 2 W$
25 25 for old do., and 21 50(322 00 for prime.
let: 2540c for dhiol and 4i
fefiOc for State. :;, . :r ' .. ".T .
j '' " '. Mo'sE-TAKYi").
MONEY Easy at 5 and 6 per cent.
KTVRT.TXi-JOniet, Rl, 107Viii?10S '
GOVERNMENT STOCKS- Inactive and 1
firm. --V'. '-. r! ... .--..:. v-
STO K Ktrong ;. L. s oi oi, coupons,
105; .V20 coupons, of. '65, 104;. 10-40 cou-,
pons 7-3oVlst. series, lOlJr-AI series,
101. - .,, ..... : M..-f ' .- .-
OOLD More active and fii-mer; opening
,s 12ti)2, declining to 120?, and. closing at
Villi. Jr.i ir; .n
Cincinnati 5f arket.
Cincinnati, April
18.
PTOITR Held 50c higher, but 25c advance
was as much as was obtained. ' There was
no speculative demand. We quote super
fine at 7 5037 75; extra, 8 50AS 75; family ,
9 5010 00, and fancy, 10 50(312 25.- - -WHEAT
In moderate demand from
millers and the higher grades advanced ;.
Lower grades unchanged. Sa 2 red, 1 f'V
2 00; No. 1, 2 12rti2 15; No. 1 red, 2 3j2 j,
ana cnoice, i
.- (.."UKJ4 uuu eua uno.nangea. -. ,- i -RYE
Nominal and bnr-iianged
t ATS lc hfeher : 41fis2c for No. I. t
WHISKY In better demand a6 2 22,
t MESS PORK Held more firmly at 7i
2tf 00, with small sales. ; -
juAKU lieia ai lovic ior ciuy, wnuuc
mandat 180 from New York.
BULK MEATS Unchanged, and very
little demand.
GROCERIES Steady.
EGGS Steady P ;u u ,4 r 1 1
B UTTER. 740e. v ; .
GOLD 1257g12ti. - ' ' '
! , St. lonl Market. . ., . .
- St. Louis, April 18.
FLOUR Dull.
WHEAT Dull and unchanged.
CORN Buoyant; 63c for mixed; 6567c
for yellow; and 7376c for white. , i ...
OATS HiKhe1: 42(8450.
PROVISIONS Unchanged. .
WHISKY Dull and lower at 2 172 17.
C. C. CLAY ON PAROLE.
(Fortress Monroe,, -April 18.
Clement C. Clay was released on pa
role this morning. T " . j
SADDLERY.
WHOLF.VUElvirD RETAIL ,
STEINBACH & WACK,
No. 67 Jialn Street,
j -v:-:: '..(.i i. evansville, ind.
WE KEEP COXSTASTLY 31
hand a full assortment of all goods
in our line, but call the special attention of
Merchants ana waaaiers w our supenur
HORSE.COLLARS, nnishedy instead of
with buckles and straps, with A. Steint
baolrs newly invented and patented. irJ .
Collar-Fastener.
Qri-eantao-es of this fastener a
The advantages of this fastener are 1
Dur
ability, the Fastener warranted to out
, the Collar; '2. Saving of time in put-,
the Collar on and on" the horse s neck !
last
;.,.. tVia f "oil! V OT1
3. Neatness of finish. This Collar is worth
a half-dollar more to the farmer than tne
old-fashioned one. 1 ; ' ,
Examine our stock before you buy, ana
you-will save money. decl-i anm.
r 0LAW CARPS. .
WM. KEAVIS,
Mso, REAL ESTATE and COL,JL,Cii
eet, between Thira ana
er Keller's Gun Btorej,
IT.
M0KK18 8. JOHNSON.
JESSE W. WALKER.
WALKER,
JOHNSON k
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Attorneys
Office on Third street, nearly opposite the
Court-House, at the building formerly oc
cupied by the late Dr. John T. Walker.
novl-5 an
. AiVAii , r johnson ti n
( Attorncy-at-lJiw,
KJfiT A TLY-PUBLIC. and REAL ESTATE
7 ..... -i - AGENT.
- a-Soldiers' and all other claims pro-
CUoac-Evanville, lad. . apU5 dtf
BUILDING.
; . BUILDING.
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TTE. THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING
associated ourselves toeether
for the
purpose of carrying on the
Building Business
In all Its branches, are now prepared to
make CONTRACTS for aU or any portion,
of any kind pf Buildings, and we think
our arrangements are such that we can
r Give 'General Satisfaction,
Both as" to quality ,and prOmtriygsWj. -
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Our vVoiU Hhot is situatnateO on the .
ti- ti tuft pan
: Jul n
rs fail be UUliil
. liiUE LAnTT,
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THOS. GRANT.
DRUGS II CHEMICALS
CEDAR CASPHOB- A , . .
The best preparation in the world for
the prevention of moth and insects of all
kinds. . , . :" . -
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Another supply of Diamond and Gold
u,st for the tiair. .
Elf CHAISK A NO RINGS
A large assortment on mum
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I HE J. A- FARINA'
received.
JL 6.ud Glycerine Soap, in bars, for sale at
SsMain street. . . - .
a N OTHER sum. w
nine Lubin' Extracjt Just come to
hand. .
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A tAKSTOCK OF f BYSTAUXK
Ball Soap just received. ' . -; ' ;
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1ABGEASSOKTJHWT OF FISH-
ing Tackle on hand.
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k. a
BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT or
JtjL. Hair Brashes just come to hand,
A
FRESH STOCK OF TURKISH
r. iff
A
LARGE STOCK OF BIRD CAGES
For sale at cost.
RIENT DROPS
Just received at
SCH LAEPFER'S
tf
DRl
UG STORE.
OLD. ANDRELIABLE
j (Established 1850.
; j WHOLESALE DRUG STORE.
Keller "rWliite,
1 32 Main Street.
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J. K. SHACKELFORD... 8. R. HORNBROOK.
Shackelford A Hornbrook,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND REAL ES-
- TATE AGENTS, -
Office on Third Street, between Locust
- Prompt attention given to Colleo
Uonu. aug3lU
MISCELLA1IEOUS.
- !:Xf'.'I.OfIV..I O
! 1 '.FOR THE BENEFIT OF . "
Ht. FoIm's Churcli, 1
!;-" 'May 21st,186.
- Particulars will be giveik in due sea-
ADAMS EXPRESS" COMF AM.
miic at Ann express
COMPA.
JU ,ny: resptctluiiy announce . to meir
friends and patrons-r-the public of Evans
ville and vlcmity-that, with increased fa-'
cilittes for the tmnsportation of -f-s v
i:
Freight,-
'Packages.-
Honey
and '
V
;s. -
tl n r,' '
Vr -
iv ii j'i pxwni t--n i
tiHirtni u-l tut- ufwa; w iiit
t r-.,-.'ky t,l ft 1 VWt.-. K-f. .
THOMAS GUTHER, Agfntr
Ac:.. i:itt
mis i 1 '
maris
BARTLETT JEWING t MACltLNEr
7g" ICK.NSEl tinder ' patents ' or Howe,
JLi Wheeler & Wilson, Grover .& Baker,.
and Singer Co's, and the oly Cheap Ala-
chine in tne united u.e. uaviug hj
right to use the. Wheeler & Wilson or four
motion Under Feed. We want Agents to
sell them. ; Will pay 850 to 8200 per month.
or allow large commissions.; w in sena
Machines, to be paid tor when bow. or
circulars, terms, &c. enclose stamp and ad
dress . PAGE BBO'S, Genl Ag'ts ::
At either of our offices, Philadelphia, Pa.
Toledo, O., or St.' Louis, Mo. . .'.
oews Willi single or uuuuic wreau. i-i-entiflo
American. , , , apr II dlm,w2m.
TO FARMERS.
i -i
new KaroK:
4G lim l STREET.
i t 'fj.i i r. i . i t n '. x v
fMaUliews & FuIIertoii1
Have for ai. at Wholesale and Retail, a
v.fii e!ect(i Stck of
Wood and Willow Ware, Agriculta
, ral . IapUsats, ; Ec 222 . Keep
mg Articles, and 7 -
i In their Stock will be;fouiidis
RUSSELIS Reapers and Mowers,
7 - QUAKER A
CHAMPION Reapers and Mowers;
;,- . THKEMIIU JHacnines, ' '
C " j EVAPORATORS, - .
UNION CHURN Makes Butter- in Two
. - Minutes. - -..-.is '- ; : "
CORN ! MII.IS (Queen of the South.)
FANNING. MIIAS Stanford New Pats-
' ent' J ' THE CHEAPEST .:.
Is smaller Outside, and has larger RAddlen.
Wax More and Better jtauoies. uoes wioe
the work of, and better than, any other
v.nnlnM Mill-Iiiui ,an tJif muu uown
JOLT, with side shake, cleans and sepa
rates-all kind iSv
nj M. M mw -m-kr- -
, I . CORN SlitiliLERH,
HOSIER .Wheat Drill and Seed Sower,
....... The best in the woria.
t -. : t - . CIDER MILLS,'
nnRK If V roKH and Lifter.
.11
f E. l.iW.iiJttT iew iraienu
,- V.TheChpewt simplest,
ngest, lightest Fork, and most power-;
stronsrest.
ful Loiter now Known. :
HTDR'AE LIC tlothes Washer,
' - Watii-v hi.i-eaky Shirts,
by force of. the Water, Without Kubbing.
; Washes more nt a time and in-!er th.'iii
afiiv other stf-h ' :.
ju tt r.H -vrli.c-r.
PLOUGHS A --luoK.
i One Hor so "WHEAT I3fLI
FAUCET --d Measure Combined,
"New Patent and Great :ooven.lpuce.
B.tlS-WATiiE Fll'ort'r-s l!'-u.
4 Durable and Effective;,' ,
NON-EXPLOSIVE Coal Oil Cans, .'"..;, .
, A Cheap Insurance.
UKFREEZARI.E Pumps, (Sew Patent,
i Which agitate the water; cheaper and
more effective than Chain Pumps or any
' other kind of Water Elevators.
COFFEE ROASTER (New Patent..)
, ..r ... ,, tjoes by Clockwork, Roasts
Coffee without needing attention, browns
every grain to the same color, and if nsed
in connection with our Old Dominion
Coil'ee Pot, will make always perfect Cof
fee. 5 - - ' .,.-';. 1 ;
NEW LAMP SHADE and attachment,
I VK'S Patent for Coal Oil.
the Lamp to be nuca.trimniea ana iigni
without . removing ' Shade- or Chimney ;
casts no shadow beneath the Lamp; is
more portable than Gas, much cheaper,
and a better light for the eye. Many firms
in New York have ntsrarded to use
this Ivmp and Shade.
BIRD CAGES, the linest ever brought
, here? and a large assortment of
FRESH FLOWER SEEDS,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, AND
HOUSE-KEEPING ARTICLES. ,. ;
FIELD SEEDS BOUGHT and SOLD.
MATTHEWS
novf dtfw4t
A FULLERTON.
No. 40 Main Street.
I1ISURAHCE.
J FIRE, INLAND, AND ACCIDENT
r Insurance Agency,
NO. 6 SOUTH WATER STREET, ;
; Between Main and Locust, "
- - V. '; , EVANSVIIXK, INJJ. .
, vasMngtoii Insurance Co., ;
; ' ; No. 172 Bkodway, New York.
Awst....-.......... -.....1.'...9S391 46
Does a General FIRE and INLAND MA-i
RINB Insurance business. Policies enti
tled j-t participate -receive. SEVENTY
FIVE CJKNT.- of the net pronto..
Four i'Tiitive tiviiftiis in' "ftTY
PKll CENT. KAt;iI titlar-d to art,ipv,; '
inft cuhtom- i-s ty tu linnjauy,
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itel. vWUi r ;
r v a y. N ew 'V' r K.
.....-wi..555SS 6
A(et...
Insv.i i
Buildinps; Merchandise, Hor
-nitnre. .Rjits."Iases. and ot r
hold Fuj
property against loss and damage by FIR
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V" -UNITED- v': . . -
:.Je-d.''IIajme' Ins.'.Co.
l OS1 CINCINNATI AND COYliTON:
Aefe....-...'..... 1
Insures HULLS, CARGOES and FLAT
BGATS, at fair rates of premium. Among
its patrons are David Gibson & Co C. L.
Bumont A Co., Capt. Davidsoi & Co, of
Cincinnati; Messrs. Ford A Co., Lane &
Bartley, J- H. Ferry & Co., of Louisville
and New Albany. , ;, .
vl
" , NEW .YORK.
t
I ACCIDENT , INSURANCE CO.
!iiCapItL....l..".....-.-.. S3&O,O00
Insures against i"ACCIDENTS.', Coupon
Tiskets insuring $.5000 in event of death, una
$& per week in case of disabil.ty irom acci
ilent of any description. Policies from on
month to five years, insuring to
in event of death, and W to m weekly ciu
Densationi in case of disability, at to per
1,000 per annum. . ,,
atg-All losses promptly
adjusted nod
r'- Policies issued in all the above com
panies on favorable terms by . . i -
EDGAR SIIAttPE, Agenl,
narl7 tf )' No. 8 South Watisr Stri .i.T-
NEW DENTAL OFFICE.
THE SUBSC31EER WOULD RFSPE- '"
fully inform the citizens of Evansville ana
vicinity, that he has removed from his old
office, on Main street, to . , ,
.No. lO First Street,, ,
BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST,
Where he is now prepaml to perform all
the various operations lielonging to the
Profession, in the mot skillful manner
viz.: ' '
FILLING, CLEANING, EXTRACTING &
: ; INSERTING ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
Careful attention- Riven to Children's
Teethi I would call particular attention to
my style of ARTIFICIAL WORK. Fmixi
one Tooth to full sets inserted by Buctioa
or Atmospheric Pressure. Full sets alwa s,
and in many cases partial pieces. wh re
the moutli will admit of it, will be insert
without the luse of Clasps, answering a!l
the purposes for which they were intended.
Personal attention given in every case.
The best anaesthetics used to alleviate pain
when extracting teeth. Terms reasonable.
' - . - DR. J. C. BIERBOWERkjj V"
- No. 10 First St., bet. Main and Locust, Ev-,
ansville, Ind. . . mar3-6m
DRS. HAAS & COOKE,
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Rooms over First National Bank, ,
' Corpe'r Main a.nd First Streets', '
'?. fr'i
; Evansville, Ind. (,
rrEl.ISG DiTLY THANKFUL FOR;
iiw vrrv tU-crnl putn-i..-..-" re-vi'J--1
u,,rlrir I u; " v -.;, , t -
lv-r:i::.r f- rv If -!- -Ji !-'"" 1 k . ; - h "
(v. i.eii.cr ty tt::ir prfJ
sioi.U sfi VH-.H .r U'-ti t-j;--it ihr-.r rwif.
and v; the various styiv of work xnana
Ini'tiirtfi. - .
Improvements uni itivt-ritions are b-!.rit
mail.-, and every thiu that will suhwrve.
the Interests -of their paueins is sfcv;Ufi ij .
ttiem. Their 'establishment and facUltiea
are equal to any in the Eastern cities.
They have several A n!s tfietica for -alleviating
pain when extracting teeth. ;
Cheeks that are sunken can be restored: ,
to nearly their original contour. - -
A'l desirable styles of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH made any whe) in the United
States are made by us. Irregularities of
Children's Teeth suceetsi wily corrected. -
Those, having Decayed Teeth should
either have them extracted or filled (the.
latter if possible). The tve alth of the par
ties and the remaining teeth demand it. - ,
Neuralgic Anection ireaiea; also cie
1J to
HOTELS.
American Jlouse.
JOHN TRAVIS, Proprietor,
Water St., between Kain SywwuoM
Opposite Steamboat Landing, Evansville,
IlaFree Omnibus running from the De
pot.
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