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THE EVAIYSVIIXE DAIL.Y JOURNAL,, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1866.
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1 River and Weather. j
; """""" CINCINNATI, April 18. 1
: River stationery 22 feet $ inches In the
! channel. Weather-clear, with the ther-
mometer at 80.
A '
, j The weather has grown cooler, cloudier
' ' and more portentious of Tain. ' We had a
slight sprinkle yesterday morning, but the
(dashing, fructifying rain still lingers. For
: the sake of garden sass"aud early : veg-j
"' Stables, we would like to see it come along.
' rhe river is now declining more rapidly,
,- tnd will go down fast. There is a fine stage
f water for all classes of steamboats.
Arrivals and Departure.
The following are $he arrivalaandde-,,
( artures 'since our last report was closed :
tvallow, Cincinnati to New Orleans ; Pink
? orble, Eastport to Louisville; Tarascon,
juisvllle and return; Liberty No. 2, Lou-
ille,to Memphis;. Armada, to Cairo;
twsb'oy and' Curlew, Henderson and re-
n.- l bH.i li hU 'ill 1 JH.'i "",) '."'v.l
-i Boats Dne. " '
,mong the first boats due here are the'
- ma Floyd and Leonora No. 2, for Nash
e ; Nightingale, Lawrence and Bertha,
4 3t. Louis; Anna and Robert Burns, for
I inphls;f Linnlef Town tot 'Arkansas
I ir ; Amazon, Madison, Silver Spray and
j:v Meaotte, for New Orleans; Lady Frank-
Jin, from Arkansas river; Prima Donna,
r Tagjie Hays, P. W. Strader, and Indiana,
front New Orleans; J. T,, MsConibs, from
IuisMlle; Charmer, from Cairo; J. P.
"Webb, from Nashville, and Morning Star,
from Memphis. . - '
-. ui iseellaneons. :
The wharfboat men pronounce yesterday
i the dullest of the season on the levee. The
! only boats landing here, outside of the reg
" nlar packets, were the Swallow, Pink Var
ble, and.XJbertyi No. il.The Swallow
j bad a very good trip for New Orleans, and
added a few tons, here. The Pink Var-
ble was light...;. J..The Taraseon had a good
deal of freight and plenty of people down.
She had not much out.....Tbe Armada J
got only a moderate trip out yesterday,
another evidence of the dullness or dusi-
iiess. The Liberty No. 2 had a fair trip
for Memphis, Including as usual a large
number of people. Ed. Judge always draws
weU.-The Wm. White had a very
pretty trip for Green river, and left at six
o'clock... We thank Mr. John Pendle
ton,' Clerk of the Wild Taraseon, for the
New Albany Ledger of Tuesday evening.
..The towboat Arrow passed down yes-
Arday with, an immense tow of coal for
Orleans The treat .Indiana, ana
Set Morning Star are both due to-day j
ft ielow, a splendid chance for passen-
sLouisviUe.
Boats lavlBsr To-Day.
'AiBO The fleet and elegant Char-
, ,St. Billy Lowth, goes to Qalroat2
o-day, offering unexcelled accom-
mY;s to passengers. Willie Fowler
P"S the office, and is said to be a
J? Seous officer.
ia isvillk The John T. McCombs
" ""fnilar packet for Louisville this
Int h ne is well officered, and a pleas-
bota. UP to-day two magnlflcent
AX ITOTiCBS.
code's honey soap. -This
Celebrated .'f mh amlrorl
demand, is i e y -hoicest mate
rials, is MiLnj EMOLti O'tts nature,
tragrantlv K Bjs D and, extremely
beneficial action upon the skin.
For sale by ggista ana fancy goods
Car? ' t " ff- '-augSily
W A COCOEW or CORE THROAT
requires immed, attention, and should
ue cnecKea.. 11 1-. tfS -ontinue. Irrita
tion of the Lui a permanent Throat
AfTection, or an Ljwe Lang Disease, is
often the result. ,
BRQWN'S BRGHIAIj TROcnES, -,
having a direct inf on part8) glve
immediate relief.
For Bronchitis, Aa, catarrh, Con
samptive and Xhroaiseaseg, Troches are
sed with always gonacoess - P
Singers and PVtC spkakers
mm find Troches" ln clearlng the
voice When taken befogging and 8peak.
lag, and relieving4lieront ftfu,P . nn-
nsual exertioa of thecal,)rgan.Xnej
M Troches" are recom.nded and pre.
acribed by physicians, a nave had testi
monials from eminent,en throughout
thej conntry. Being - an rtide j of true
merit, and having prgveii,. efficacy by
ui many yeas, eacn,ar fina8 tnem
In new localities in vario paru of the
world, and the "Troches" 9 universally
pronounced better than otharticles.
Obtain only B bowk bronchi al
Troches," and do not takany of the
wwuuuh 1MITATIOH8
oflTered.
at may be
SH eve;
and in for
everywhere In the Ui states
de2dAw6m
COLGATE'S AROMATICJoAPA
Superior Toilet Soap, prepared fra refined
Vegetable Oils, in combination jta Gly
cerine, and especially designed fi the use
of Ladies and for the Nursery. Iteerfume
is exquisite, and its washing propels un
rivalled. ..For sale by al druggists. ,s
feb23 diwly . ' ""
Wlnslow's Mystic Pii.1, for Fema!,, ar;
the best and safest in the market. N bad
effects from their use. They act Lq a
charm,, .Thousands of most reliable ti
moniala speak their pratae. -Mild in tlr
operations; correct all Irregularities nd
painful menstruations; remove all v
tractions, whether from cold or oth.
wise: will cure headache, pain in the sid.
palpitation of the heart, whites: all nerv
ous anectfonS. hysterics, fatigue, bain" in
the back and limes, and disturbed sleep,
which arises from Interruption of Nature.
Ask for Mrs. Winslow's Mystic Pills; take
none other. Price 12, or three boxes for 9a.
For sale by all druggists in Evansville.
Address Box 41, Cincinnati, Ohio. Sold
by aU respectable druggists. - , s . v
".. . h JOIIN D. PARK,
feb7 d6m " ' General Agent
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
The
beet in the world ; harmless, reliable, in
stantaneous. The only perfect Dye. No
disappointment: no ridiculous tints; true
to nature, black or brown. Genuine Is
igned Wit,MAst A. Batchslor. .
Also, Regenerating Extract of Mlllefleurs
Restores, prenerves, and beautifies the
hair; prevents baldness. Sold by all drug
its. Factory, H Barclay street, N. Y. ,v
"?.Wv:.J-v,.u-,:; in-
STEAIlBOATS.
Regular Friday Packet far
Nashville.
The Elegant Passenger Steamer
J". P. WEBB I
HODGE BROWN Master.
T. W. WILSON. ... ....Clerk
Leaves Evansville every FRIDAY at 4
o'clock 31.
Freight received and receipted for at all
hours, by - HUSTON & CO., Ag'tSr
Jany-6-tf
Regular Tuesday Paeket
Evansville to Nashville.
The elegant Light-Draught Steamer,
AEGOSYl
VANDEGRIFT..
I
.....Master.
:, Wil leave Evansville for Nashville, asa
regular packet, every TUESDAY'clk
PEOPLE'S LUfE.
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FOR OWENSBORO AND LOUISVILLE
: The New and Elegant Steamer
maIeiy'Iamenti
A. LITER.. - . A.apiain.
TO fiARR and WM. LITER Cleiks.
Leaves Huston & Co.'s Wbarf-boftt every
TUESDAY at 5 o'clock P. M., and SATUR
DAYS at 10 o'clock A. M. " ' '
For Freight or Passage, apply to - '
feblO-tf HUSTON i CO., Agents.
United States Mail I
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Yansville and Cairo Semi
lYeekly Mail Line.
j The eleerant new Passenger Steamer,
! AllMADAi
Master.
JOSHV.THROOP.
w A. LOWTH...
-Master.
tEAVEa EVANSVILLE EVERY""! A
Tnurseiy, ana
Saturday.
Wednesday,
At 2 o'clock t,.M.
LEAVES CAIRO EVERY
i Tuesday, Friday and
' Thursday,', rr m, "VJSondayj jf
i On arrival of the Train. 1
ar These Boats have been refitted entire,
and are now in nrRt-rate order for the ac
commodation of Passengers. 4-
Freights received at all hours, by
n7 HUSTON A CO., Ag'ts.
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louisTille and Ilenderson Semi
ueeKi) siau Line.
The Elegant New Passenger Steamer,
7 fc. o . - "1 - ' J
JASA- LUSK-
.Master.
V.
J. T. M'COMBS,
FRANK HURRY .
Master.
3-C;i Sill 5-
WILL LEAVE EVANSVILLE EVERY
j mon'aajr.2''1 & r S
r : Wednesday,
Thutsday,
Saturday.
no-2-tf ; COX & HUMPHREY, Ag'ts.
SPEED, "SAFETY "ANITC0MF0RT t
Louisville, Evansvilia aid MempMs
1 1 Packet,
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SAM: ARCHER.i. .l..Captaln.
ED. JUDGE Clerk.
Regular Packet for Louisville and Mem
phis, making one trip per week.
h or relg?ASr1f appiy on npara, or
Kesjular Tuesday Packet for
: Padncah, JobusonTllle and
lEastport. H.;,r(t. ;:V.rrK
' The elegant Light Draught
-;'! ' i Steamer -: fx-
A. J. DtTSCAN, Capt..G. W. VIWYABD, a'k.
Will leave isvansvme every lurauw "
o'clock p. m., for the above andall inter-
n.iutnnWii Tiiaktnirwinnw-tlfHl at John-
vulSVlth' ihe'Rallroad for' Nashville,
sonville wltn tne Kaiiroaa ior iiwuvui,
and at Eastport with the regular packets
anr.lv on board, or to HUSTON A CO.
ae
ecl4dtf
,it) ,
Agent
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HENDERSON & EVANSVILLE DAIIt
.. j -;...PACKET.f1,
C. G. PERKINS Captain.
j Will leave Evansville daily at 4 P. K.
i Leaves Henderson at iyi A. x.
apr4-lm
I rou onm BITER.
! . - . .. ,
jHE FLEET dfe ELEGANT STEAMER'
-l VV XVI . YV Ml l ii,
.-Master.
Will leav, EvanSVlll were MONDAY
and THURSDAY at 6 o'clock P. M., for Ro
chester and 11 way port, -,
For Freight or Passage apply oa board.
a..... .,1 a VV J.
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drinkwater.
STEAMBOATS, t : I
Regular People's line Packet.
SHAWNEETOWN. PADUCAH & CAIRO
SEMI-WEEKLY.
The Large and Commodious Side-Wheel
Steamer,-
Capt. C R. Rtjdd- JACK Gbaxxab, Clerkt
Leaves the foot of Main Street every Toes
day and Friday at S o'clock, making posi
tive connections at Cairo with St. Louis.
Memphis and New Orleans Packets, and at
Evansville with Louisville Packets, taking
through Freight and Passengers for , all
points at the lowest rates.
. . JOHN B. HALL, lAW.
COX & HUMPHREY, Agents,
aprft ,s ." : ' - ::
COMMISSION CARDS.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING,
" Corner Locust and Water Sts.,
Evansville.
.uMIndiana.
Agents Star Union Line, Fast Freight
Line, via Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Shortest and quickest Route to the Eastern
cities. -i
e- Cars run through, to and from Ev
ansville, without transfer.
Time and ratea guaranteed. - oct3-6m
P. S. DUSOIJCHET & CO.,
GENERAL FORWARDING AND COM
. ;; MISSION MERCHANTS, ,
No. 33 Poydras street. New Orleans, La.
W Factors for sale of all kinds of West
ern and Southern Produce. Consignments
and orders solicited. aug21-tom
F. B. HUSTON.
DUKE NICHOLSON.
HUSTON ' & co.i
Forwarding and Commission
;-';v.;Mercnants,!
' AND WHARFBOAT PROPRIETORS,
i Evansville M.minaiana.
nov8tf
J - T. COX.
JV M. HUMPHREY.
COX & IIU5IPHREY,
Forwarding and Commission
! '
General Steamboat Agents -
' . ! '-li'.i: i AND ; ;,;. ...
-."Ml.?
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WHAEFB0AT ; PEOPEIETOBS,
. !J b- -" ;,w
FOOT OF SYCAMORE STREET.
ALSO, DEALERS IN
Hay, Corn, Oats, rionr,: Bacon,
.AND'
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Country Produce feenerally.;
; Office No. 7 South Water Street.,
L,u..v:.; -i "i-i ' -Ji :'ii Ii
Liberal Cash Advances made on Con
signments. - apr-Ti
Speed, Summers & Co., .
Cotton and Tobacco Factors,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
; and . ,. -v, : . ,,;:V
; J COMMERCIAI' AGENTS. . .
Office No. 59 Poydras street, , ;(
". x-:'"(i - . Nbw Orleans, La.
Carleton', Foute & Co.'; New York. '
Speed, Donoho & Co., Memphis, Tenn.
Vttfini w cwvwu w w., . -
decJ'6Sdtf , . . !
A. a. HAYHCRST. , J. J. WHITAKEB.
Ilaynnrst & Wliitalcer,
rOIDCJO ooMMiaaioti FOBWilll).
.il IN.G,MERCIiA Jra- , ) t!,;
No. 6. .South Water St.
TVftiern in Flour. Bacon, Hay, Oata, Corn
nuu ; .
r H. Fairchild, ,
V: Bingham,
1" "Vt i ,
Vebhoxff Bros.,
'fLouisviUe, K.y.
. New Orleans.
- - . - r . . pnhani
FalTCllllCl, YCrllOeU & llSgu3m,
i
I 82 Magaeine street,
New Orleans, La.
V !
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law Jcsya;
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rf-T r
ia-
eott's Hews Depot
TO' THE
ja.'Srrier of Mala- aa Second Streeis.
COMMISSION CARDS.
i, Bkown, Dunkerson, Co,
Evansville, Inc
E. SCHOENLAUB,
New Albany, Ind.
; j R. K. DUNKERSON&CO., :
Forwarding ; and. Commission
j - Blerchants, -
. . ! : ! . - I I " ' , i
, : - NEW Al BANY,' INDIANA. ' l
Agents for the Bell efontaine Cotton
! Express. oct24 6m.
J. C. Dusouehet & Co.,
FORWARDING, COMMISSION ' fc PRO-
i ;;i n DUCE MERCHANTS, ; - ,.
KTn: Id Trvfh Wofap etraat. tClrr T?lfwlr. TIAX
r door to M. Dalzell,) Evansville, Ind.
'octl8 - ' - '
DAN. AIKEN. A. E. SHABP. B. W. HABPEB.
j DAN. AIKEN & CO.n
General commission merchants,
112 Poydras street, New Orleans, La. !f
U nov22tf ' '.. j .., ... .... .?
FBED. SHABPK. 1 . '. THOS. C. SMITH
... j i NEW, HOUSE NEW FIRSL .
' 1 I ! SIIARPK SMITH, " ' '" '
GESEKAl. .
Commission and Produce
4 ' Dealers, '
No. "5 South Water street , Evansville, Ind.
tebtf om . . -
i JOHN B. HALL,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MER-
; CHANT, STEAMBOAT AGENT, -'
And Wharfboat Proprietor, Evansville,
vt.is ' ' " L Indiana.
THANSPORTATION;
New Express Route.
7
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
AVING MADE THE NECESSARY
urranwniRnts with the Louisville and
Henderson and the. Evansville and Cairo
jracitet uumptuura, uii "cy
, lnsutuiioa ispreparea wu gcuciw .
t.;
ExpresSj'Eusiness 1
.f
W i.
at all the mail landtags between Louisville
and Cairo. Tariff of Freight very low.
Patronage la respectfully solicited. -
apri gqti t
ZIEDICAX..
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TR. ARMISTKADTs '1W iu , Dinur
XJ elves universal -satisfaction. Every
bottle warranted to cure. . Money refunded
if it fails.
t.'fOt'l Lr'JtCi .It 4 i' :i !
-i: ;-rVi ( r,C vi -.. f j ,: !f.
-''. :i- ; ;.!i ( . isf ; ji'trt 'S
ERYSIPELAS !
irn ;i1 IjUsirU ,!! !'. t '' vi'""
.IS'W ,li )l-..t'-j-T'J f;.': .) Tfl.if
Bit ARMISTEAD'S TOrULAK U1IN 1
ment will cure this dreadful disease in
its worst forms. Most wonderful discovery
of the age! Cures all manner of Ulcers on
man or beast, Fever Sores, Tetter, Inflam
ed Eye Lids, Sore Breast , Burns, Scald
Head, Wounds, etc, etc
PI 113 S !
1
R. ARMISTEAD'S PILE OINTMENT
ia warranted to enect more reiier in
m u ffjr WWW f
before the public.
Read I Read t Eeadl, Bead ; ti? foV
lowing ; Certificates :' ' :-
! - : Hkndbrsos, Ky., Feb. 28, 1866.
Dr. R. A. Armistead. of Evansville. Ind..
resided for many , years in this city. We
know mm intimately. , lie is a regular
i" Physician, and during his residence here
i he enioVed an extensive nractkje. and was
regaruea as a SKinrui practitioner ox meai-
i cine. n is a gentleman oi strict jniegmy
and eievatea moral .wortn.
- --.; j... Uii .ilk W. rVWHWij.:
ARCH'D DIXON.
I j . jwducah, Kr., Sept. 2, 1854.
'.i'.i 0'
i TTavins lived netohbors to Dr. R. A.
Armistead. in Trigg county, Ky., for some
tenor iwcire years, we taxe pleasure m
. 1 v. m 1 O " ADA Dk wwn4 .! A n Vk A .l4" 1 V
ana eiijujeu a tarze Dractice: wuiut, uj
. gentleman, in bearing, and a man of hon
or, in the strictest sense of those terms, no
man maintained a more enviable reputa
tion, in a worn, ne uvea among us wiw
i out reproach, and left us with unsullied
:haracter. -,h , , laiNr boiu.- -
' : J " " ALFRED BOYD,
Inquire of your Druggist. . . :; i ..
1
For sale by all Druggists. '-''u
enera,
CiA)Ul AK.1IN,
TRANSPORTATION.
V'
Star Union. Xin e
The TTNION R ATT.RO A T)5 AND TRANS
PORTATION COMPANY via Pennsylva
nia (Allentown route), Steuben ville, Ohio
and Indiana Central Railroads, has per
fected arrangements by which it can oner
a reliable,., u-t , ". Vfr ... ji .
rST FREIGHT LINE,
Between ' Evansville and Eastern cities.
The Company owns and controls ,
Eight Hundred New Cars,
Built expressly for this trade, and that
RUN THROUUH between tne east
ern and Western cities
WITHOUT TRANSFER,
Which enables it to avoid the injurious de
lays so generally prevalent ui
transhipping points.
CARS RUN THROUGH TO AND FROM
FER. TIME " GUARANTEED
i RATES GUARANTEED - TO , t
i AND FROM EVANSVILLE -"','
AND EASTERN CITIES. :
, ONLY NINE DAYS TO ,
! i AND FROM EVANSVILLE .
! vn KTir.W YORK. AND EIGHT
i'TMYHIYV A N'T FROM EVANSVILLE
AND PHILADELPHIA, Js BALTIMORE
The Line is managed throughout by men
of transportation experience equal to any
in tne country, wnose aim it wui oe w ren
der satisfaction to its patrons. Agents of
the Company are j authorieed - to settle
claims for damages or detention at desti
nation, Instead of the nsual custom of re
ferring tnem DaCK 10 point 01 suipmeau
Partiea orderinar froisht from either Of
I the Eastern cities should direct shippers to
mark Packages
Star XJnion "Ilne,,
''.:tU , '14.: AS'l-'O'l .'?..)'
and refer then! to agents of this Company
for shipping directions, rates, time, con-
I sta Art
-t parie shipping to Eastern cities from
i interior pomis, via cvansviue,suuuiu wu'
i aon tneir lreiKUt to eareoi i i 1
F. H: EHEMAN,
; ' ' AGENT TAR UNION LINE,
I A-t Kvansville. f advislnar bim Of the same
by mall, wno win issue inrougn duui 01
laaing, giving rates, lime, coniracis, u.
'' 1 ; AGENTS IN THE EAST. ' ' ' ,
GEO. J. HARRIS, 77 Washington street,
Boston. 1 --(
I . Xj. vvv-?oijxi-xv, a ajl iva tt j a vi v.
JOHN MCKNIGHT, 415 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
CHAS. H. KOONS. corner Centre and
-palvert streets, .Baltimore. . t . : : .
! ' rJ.: AGENTS IN'THE WEST.?
j i : i: i- . ) - .")
H. W. BROWN, Cincinnati. , ,
W. E. ROBINSON, LouisvUle. ' "
8. F. G RAY, Indianapolis.
: r i .
JAMES TALLMADGE, JHi, Memphis.
L. R. WILSON, Nashville. ,
't a 1P A V rianom) I An norintAndAnt.
i Cincinnati, Ohio. , ' l.L ' '
EvansviUe omce. , . ,.r. -m.. j&xu;aijun , ;
mar20 ; Agent.
'BBOWN, DUNKEKS0N1& CO.,
EVANSVILLE.' .lNDIANAlV',1
Commission Merchants
AND-i'
FORWARDING AGENTS.
.... - a - .-...... , -
Also, especial Agents for the ,
Bellefontaine Cotton Express,
. And Erie Transportation Co., . f
Belleforitaine Cotton Express.
. -O
Only Ten ays to New York.
:; TIME GUARANTEED. Vj ;
THIS UOimiSO EXPRESS LINE
for the transmission of Cotton to the
East, by dispatch, is now fully established.
i line ouiii tik iacuug wiu oe givu.. .
TIME THR0UGH.7TEN DAYS."
Consignments solicited.
." BKOWN, DUJiKKKWOH CO., '
: feb27tf : . . Agents, Evansville, Ind. -
Erie Transportation Company's
TIME
EXPRESS.
TEN DAYS FROM NEW YORK TO
I Y EVANSVILLE.
Time Guaranteed.
! This Express Is nowfeady for business.
Through receipts given and time guaran
teed by . W. H. DARLING. Agent,
i ' No. 365 Broadway, New i ork.
" i , O. W. ABBOTT, Agent,
I No. 15 State Street, Boston.
! TJ-D-VTI7-HX TYTTTC ITWitfW PO
tebSU
; Agenut, bvansTiuv,
INSURANCE.
The Evansville Insurance Co.r
Authorized Capital....
Paid Up Capital.
.Jl.000,000
250,000
FIRE, MARINE, & FLAL BOAT RISKS,
, , Taken at fair rates. '
James H. Cutler, Secretay.
H. Q. Wheelek, President.
directobs :
Charles Viele, '
J. S. Hopkins,
Gillison Maghee,
Robert Barnes,
Dr. M. J. Bray.
John Ingle, Jr., t ' -H.
O. Wheeler, : .
William Brown,
(Vacant)
also attend to Life and Accident Insurance.
. Office, corner of Main and First Streets,
in First -National Bank Building. apl8-6m
W. A. PAGE.
W. J. LO WRY & CO.
W. A PAGE &.C0., -General
INSURANCE Agents.
' ' i : :,- . . - - 'v. -;. !
OFFICE: InT the Banking Rooms of
W. J.IOWRY &PCOJ
: ; ,Ko. 1 First Street, .
EVAN3VILLE, IND. ,
h ' Agents for the .-:r,ii--
FOLLOWING INSURANCE COMPANIES
REPRESENTING AGGREGATE "
Assets,
HOME INSURANCE CO., NEW YORK, .
. i i .-, .Assets, 8.7I,C3,03.
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UNDERWRITERS' AGENCY, of N. York,
..." T- Assets, 3,t30,S25.Sa,
LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE IN
i : .SURANCE CO., , - - j .-; ,v . . 1
t Assets, (in Gold) 816,000,000.00.
; (Invested in this Country, 11,611,830.13.) -'
"'v.. .. .'-, i , . ' : i i';-" ...v.
Union ins. co., of indi an apolis, r
'I;, , Assets, a07,503.7.
MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO., of New York.
- ii? Assets, fisM,07.86.
Total,
$35,278,405.93 I
POLICIES OF INSURANCE . " , -
Issued upon the most favorable terms, and
liberal adjustment and prompt payment in
all cases cf loas. , ..- mar3-ly .
GEORGE STACKH0USE,
j GENERAL : ' " -
INSURANCE AGENT
i No. 6 NORTH WATER STREET, '
! : EVANSVILLE, IND,',
-" ! Cash Assets represented, over ,
Eleven Millions of Dollars !
t ..... ( 11,000,000.) .
Life, Accident, Fire and Marine Insurance.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO.J
Hartford, Conn. ' .
Capital and Scbplvs, over 1? .89,000,000.
TRAVELERS' INS. CO., Hartford, Conn.
1 Capital and Surplus, - SvW83.W.
PHOENIX FIRE A MARINE INS. CO.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. ' .
Capital and Surplus, - VfilsfiiO.TV. .
' BALTIC FIRE INS. CO., NtW Yorlc.
Capital and SU8PLU3. , . ISKJ.W.OO.
decltHiSoi '
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