Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 April 1866 — Page 4

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THE EVAXSVILX.E DAILY JOURNAL, TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1866.

THE EVMSYILLE JOEIiML.

; " PUBLISHED I3AILY BY JAMES II. MeXEEtY, ' - FBAMi. M. THAYER, - JOHN II. MeNEEEV"; PKDER THE 11RK NAME OF j J The EvansvUle Journal Company. 3To. 6 Locust Street, Evansville, Ind. "subscription terms. IN ADVANCE. Daily Journal. One year, by mail $10 OO Six months, by mail 5 50 Three months, by mail f. 3 OO By t tie week, payable to carrier. 25 Tri-IVeekly Journal. One year ........'... ...... $ 7 00 Six months ........ , 4 OO "Weekly Journal. . , One copy, one year ....... : ...... 8 2 OO Five copies, one year . 8 75 Ten copies, one year . 15 OO - LATEST NEWS. Navigation Is open between Buffalo and Cleveland. , TheTreasurer of the United' States had in his vaults, at noon, on Saturday, ",- Tho Judiciary Committee, It is said, has r, to report against any modiflcation of the test oath. Gen. Grant, before leaving for Richmond, issued a general order for the protection of I'ciin citizens in Florida ! ix.,.i President Johnson, has invited the Supreme Council of the Masonic fraternity South to visit him..' , ', n .. The river is falling at Cincinnati, with 26 feet in the channel,- The river is' nlspTalling at Louisville. v " . The President has approved the bill au t horiiing t Seerfctary. of th'4 Treasurj-'tJJ mU sacli Marine HospitaisAs he may deem advisable. 1fX?-gf.-r aVtS?U: It's reported that the Presides t will aplointthevrtb of .May as a day. of, fastis , and prayer,' to' View5 'of the "prospective' coming of the cholera. No new National Banks were, chartered last week. The total number -now in existence is 1,650. . Total circulation, S2tj8,2e0,flThe amount of fractional currency issued last week was 5256,000,'and .the amount of transfers of the Treasury Department was iiO,.U-S,077. v , . Thz General Land Office lias trahsmitted to Iowa certificates authorizing that -State to locate 900 acres of land As indemnity for that amount of swamp land in Cass Coun-. ty, sold by the. United States." J4 . ' l:' The report telegraphed on Saturday, that tCe Iiconstruction Committee had agreed on their report to the House, is contradicted. A fuU meeting of the Committee was held, but no definite conclusions arrived, at. The Committee meets again to-day, and it Is thought some definite plan of reconst ruction will be recommended. ' . ' ' . ' ; The Weekly Journal, greatly en:! argc-l and improved, will be ready for delivery this afternoon. It is full of the latest and most reliable telegraphic and local intelligence. , We say to our country friends, that we design paying especial attentiontq our " Weekly " hereafterrand feel confident we shall be able to present them with as good a paper as they will be able to get anywhere. To the home papers they must look for neighborhood news, and the Journal shall e lways devote much, if not mostj.of its attention .to the collection and compilation of local news. We trust our friends will make an effort to enlarge our "Weekly" circula tion, i "' i "- It is gratifying to observe the jubilant demonstrations of joy over the President's course, of those who very recently could find no terms strong enough to express their holy horror and detestation of hj- character, tyrannical dispositionTand acts. . It is a gymptom of returning sanity; but we fear their approval is, subject of fall ins from grace. They have, perhaps, hastily given voice, for him unequivo cally and unreservedly -Ja their joy while ignoring his general opinions and poliey.X. vv The people are, not prepared to. r?s turn them ttf fowejusi ylti.They know too well if they did that so soon the mahgnanfs would 'again - obi tain the ascendency, rule the partjf, and through them the, people, with, a rod of iron, t Whatever faults ' the Onion party may haver.the -people know they, only are to be relied on during these ? dangerous transition times. The advocates of the right to recede, and justifiers of the rebellion cannot, by anything they can say, con vince the people they are. ye t awhile, t to be trusted in power.; ' t" One may perceive a -flaw in a valu able jewel, an imperfection , in 'the mos-t valuable of pictures, 'and aj WotT an ugly spot, on a peautuul landscape One may not be justly 'accused of in consistency, pecausc - one t recognizes ap(icts of character anld f habit chichi c&naot be approved, in ' th6 most ad mired and esteemed .- of friends, .in whose opinionsand 'conduct ,Ve,,usu ally coincide, as wise, judicious and

"Behind the Times. The Vincemies Gazette of. ;tliQ,.21st Jnst. 'contains an appeal to the, Republicans of Southern .Indiana, beginning " as the time' for our Spring elections is rvear at hand," &c. The Gazette is way behind the times. Why, our Spring elections came off on , the first Monday in April. The " appeal " is at least two weeks too late.j What's the matter with ourneighborfjlle must arouse from "bis slumber, or be will be unconscious again when the October elections take plaeeffand be isstiing appeals after the contest is decided. 1 ' - CG

! Commur cated. IndiaI'sHead at Fort Pickens. Ia strolline through the snot dedi cated to the remains of -the Federal dead, far South, mv heart was moved with 1 feelings of sympathy for those uniortuaate men ana tneir 'distant relatives. I turned to my Hospital Reeister and took a list of their names, and sincerely request an insertion in the columns ot your wide-cast paper, with , the hope tnat this commumca tion may meet the eyes of inquiring triends who mourn their loss. A hey pleep ! in the warm, dry sand on the Island of f Santa-Jiosa; - West Florida;, near by the Fort, on" the Gulf side. The following are their names, . ' Martin C. Morgan Battery L, 1st Indiana Heavy Artillery, ,(?lst Keg.) ; Thomas SlwwyBattery M,; 1st Indiana Heavy Artillery; Andrew Casswell, Battery 1, 1st Indiana sHeavy Artil-; lery. i They died in the month of Notfelu:ber, l$65f4 Irj CONN,., r -Late Birrgeon in charge 01 oeeona Battalion, 1st Ind. Heavy Artillery. , Theodore, ,Tildenr' of the ' TMependent, avers that-three hundred babies in this S ate have been named by admiring parents after the Hon. Schuyler Colfax. DRUGS &. CHEMICALS CEDAR CAMPHOR The best preparation in the world fa the preyention; tif moth; fiul insects of a 5 Hft v A i - 4Jf i rt' A USO, JlTST RECEIVEO XjL Another supply of Diamond and Gold Dust for the Hair. , . . .. r - r- . 5 EY CIIAIXS AXD RINCJS A large assortment on hand. si , 1HE OESl'ISE 3. A. FAUIXAICO- . logne J list-received. t ' . I I HE OEJSUIXE ESGMSH IIOXEY and Glycerine Soap, in bars, for sale at 5i Main treet. All- Ui , , . ..t . J.-; -s r f A Jf OTHER frPPLY OF THE GE XjL nine Lubin's Extract just.-come to hand, j j -J j '-'4 ALARGE STOCK OF CRVSTAEIXE Biill Soap just received.- , "- ' il to LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FISHing ISackle on hand. L i 3 ABEArTIFUI, ASSORTMENT OF Hair. Brushes Just come to hand. ft - ! ' A FRESH STOCK OF' 'TURKISH Fjwence on hand.-. . . .- -.t ,. . . , , ; ... 1 . .-1 , ' v ) j . - : -.k t i ? I C r 1. ,?- .1 m A! l.ARfiE STOCK OFBIRD CAoKS , For sale at cost. h-.- U.H J-H' ' V! i . .!$. ,? RIES HROPStJst

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BUSINESS CARDS.

w William-Tnmock; J GAS AND STEAM PIPE FITTER, . DEALER IN OAS FIXTURES Pipes and Fittings. Place of business Steam Engine House, Second Street, Evansville, Ind. ap4tf WING, FAIIXXEY & CO., DEALERS in ALE, PORTER, CIDER, , and : ' LAGER BEER, T K''r r . c " " No. 85 Main Street, Evansville, Ind KB" Delivered tree of charge to any part of the city, by the dozen, half barrel, and barrel. mar 22 Willicliiii & Weber 1 keep on hand the celebrated MADISON XX ALE, LOCUST STREET, near the river, Evansville, Ind. ' ! i : Families, hotels, saloons, and steamboats supplied at short notice. All orders attended to promptly. . . . Orders from all parts of the" country filled promptly. marl66m STEELE & TltlBIiE, Second St., Between Chestnut and Cherry, Evansville, Ind. Sash. DoorsWindow Blinds. Dressed Lumber, Boar:?.: Laths, &c, f every f'.e- j criutiou constantly on hand. " Packings "Boxes of all kinds made to order. Sawing of every kind done on the-shortest notice. aplS-ly. i KC'J i i'- ' ;' " i J. Smitn's Shirt Manufactory, No. 8 Second Streets in Bray's" JBlQck. e 4 X v. 4 fe -' 1 S1 HIRTS MADE TO ORDER FROM measurement, and a fit -warranted, a btock of ready made Shirts and touars always on hand, and at prices that will suit the purchaser. Tacking .Skirts, Stitching Bosoms, &.c, done with neatness and dispatch. Thankful for past ifavorsy the sunFcriber respex-tfullj-' solicits a continuance of the patronage so penerally bestowed for the ast five vears. J SMllH. ciiaui.es BIBCOCK,: Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Damasks, Harness, Enameled Patent Leather Pad Skins, Skirtings, Ac, &c JVo. S 31 J 1 in Street. mart? WARREN. T. CONYNQTON Warren & Conyiigton, DEALERS IN Pianos, Melodions, Music, -w V AND 3Xusical 3kXercliaiilIse, ; ? No 1 Main St., Evansville, Ind. Fancj-''3oods, Tovs. Ac. Instruments of all kinds Tuned and Repaired. The best Italian Guitar, Violin, and Banjo Strings always on" hand. - All orders promptly filled. janotf HIRAM NELSOX, - - XI. N. AUCTIONEER, Has iijermanently located his Auction Room at No. sr3fAiN Street,... i 11 (Opposite the Washington House), where he; -4Ur attend to all kiiids of Auction busi ness: To'the selling of Merchandise, Wag- j ons, Carriages, Horses, and Real Estate: "' Auction Days Tuesday, Thursday and , SATtmBAY 01 each week. Cash advances on, Consignments.--Refers to all the -iii-! sens of Evansvillei who-know him. cWill5 give his whole time to his business. apl4 L . oVinegar . Factory, . v ioi:hi.; a be.nighof. Ninth ;St., bet. Chestnut and. Cherry. .. -, Keep constantly on .hand? a'godd aycle of Cider. Vinkgar, -which we will sell at Cincinnati prices. feblldoia T. . .nuts scastux, ' 7 WhoiewUeahd Itetail Dealer in'- ' f Tin-M'are, Stoves, (i rates, HolldiWare, Copper, Sheet-Iron, and ! Japan Ware,? ;, .. -;a t Not 65 Main Street, ahovie Second, Evansville, Ind. 3g-Job, Work promptly executed in the best manner... Orders solicited. gepl 8nt i ! EVAXSVIIiJLE STEAM DYE-HOUSE.' - I have removed from First street to the corner of Ii:gie street and the Central Mar-K-t. - 1 have boneht out the Cincinnati Steam; Dye House, and keep the very same place, under the name of ."THli EVANSVILLE STEAM DYE ! xhm'.j i .'iiHOUSE. I am now better preparetl to do my work well in Dyelg and Hconrinp. Please call aud.try me. GUSTAV H. KRACH. - ' mara. lm JFIVCY XYE HOUSES ; F. .lUAUPNER, , .!;;' '..; . "." 'i;ner' (if Oak and Centre Street, .; Js prepared to color ; Silks, Woolen or Cot Hh kwkIs, Mai:-, Atf-V ta all colors. Clean inu-and .-!t)ni,ini of Ladies'- and Gentlemen's Goods ion at short notice. Give me a liii tnul e. dl0-0m P. GRAUPNER items t. walker, ' JIfST?Q PF THE PEACE ANDSiiGEN FOR ()l',i AlNi.V(i PENSIONS, BACK LY AND BOUNTIES - .. 1 M' r r r. 1 - UiR.! Dlhi KUAKU !3L1.1J11SK, ATSiD th'i V, li!(. of those who die in the service ot t)-i;nii''l ritates. Ortice ontheNorthwcfUwH bf Third street, near the WashitiwoH ill-use. and nearly, opposite, the l"rtirt.Hnpe, Evansville. Ind. J All buiBt';s enimsteu .10 mm will be

NOTIONS.

To 8 dutherrT D eaters' ( IMMENSEfSTC)CK" OF - 1 Olioioo Croods. Notions ! Notions ! Notions ! II. M. SWEETSERj - 20 MAIN STREET. 20 Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in Notions! Notions! Notions! Z:v Pfotions Exclusively ! o The finest and largest Stock ever brought to the Southwest. h. m: sweetser, no. 20 Main st.; : Would call the attention of Merchants and dealers abroad to his fresh and lately opened stock of the Choicest Notions ever imported to Evansville, which he is ofl'ering at less prices than the same articles can h imnerht West or South of New York city. Evansville is celebrated for her wholesale houses: but none 01 tnem can compete in size of Stock and Prices with the goods on hand; for no house not doing an exclusive Notion business can appreciate the wants, and prepare to meet the wants, of dealers In that line. ... - My goods are all of the very Latest Importation, direct from the Houses of the great East, and of the best taanu factories of the Old World. To finish up my Stock in every particular, I selected in all from thirtv-two houses and manufactories, in- ' I eluding , of all ai iiie oesc anu niosi rename uiuiius articles known as In my;ample stock may be found,the)fol- ! lowing, in part, viz. : Spool .Cotton, Braid Buttons, Bindings, . Sewing Silk, Pins, Needles,-Elastic ; 1 Goods, Tapes, Combs, Soaps, ' "- Perfumery, Toilet Ar-.- i ? n. r -tides. Brushes" "" I "Beads, Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Wallets, Jet Goods, Head NetsfRibbons, Neck Ties, Stationery, Linen .Thready Sundries. Collars, Gloves, Ladies Hosiery, Suspenders, ' Shirt Bosoms, Woolen Goods, "'C3 jj Carpet Bags, &c.,,&.Ci.; jni')-'.; .I ' 10,000. ARTICLES NOT MENTIONED! As I am engaged exclusivelytn the Notion Jobbing Business, I can-ofl'erbetter and more complete Stocks than those who deal in Notions and other Goods. My Stock is the Largest and Best everbrousthttothis t City, and I solicit an examination of my chock; .Dealers win nnu everything in me Notion line at Njo. aO Main Street. i. v. . :. . . H. M. SWEETSER, - marStf Evansville, Ind. ) X: .: .'.''J NEW NOTION HOUSE. OST E WGbO O D.S Sam. N.! Cxtrnick.. James L. Cttrnick. CUItMCK BROTIIEI1S, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN STAPLE & FANCY NOTIONS IWliite Goods, HOOP' f BKtoElTS; &c AC, Ac. E WIEIi KEEP A fOMPlETE and attractive assortment of every thing desirable and new in our line. The Goods on hand and arriving daily are are au is ew, t resh and clean, direct irom the East. ' i ' i - . To dealers we desire to say that no better opportunity has ever been afforded to purchase the right Goods, at the right prices. ai iue ngnt pisrfS ana in cue Jgnt time. i Let c t P1'1-' ; isacti en wno iesire kooi goous cneap give early call, and we will guarantee sattioni CURNICK BROTHERS. No. is South First St.. Evansviiie. Ind.. janlO ;Next door to new Bank Building. BEST HAMMERED I tL:kJI HORSfc ANB-HULE SHOES i H6P.SE-8HOE nails, ! .' :;'""' CUT NAILS. Full assortment on hand and for sale by SH0ENBERGER & CO., ! .! 'C i No. 15, PnbUc Landing, CINCINNATI, O. aprll domi C-GAIRVOITANCE. A WONDERFUL LADY.r MADAME R. CROMPTOX, THE greatest Astrologist and Clainroyant now living, nas rneu in our city, ana opiwsite Clark, wbere-h can be consulted On ail mallei 3 ci vniuiuK w licr JruiewiOD, T Pm.i4i)i1n T ... ' SUCH it xj . . v. . .i. . ...... r. rv mavvera, Lucky Numbers, the Death 01' Friends or Relatives at a Distance, and Restoring errect xranquiiiiv jjeiweeu Aian .na w lie. she -ha also in her possession the celehrated Rock Diamond (a present from the I Emperor Napoleon), in which young ladies and genxieuiBii van aee men- luiure partners. All the Madame asks Is a call, and she will convince the most sceptical of her wonderful powers. t , . . 1 .... Consultation Fee Ladies, 51 00; irentle-

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-AT IT' WHOLESALE! No. S5 main street: AEARGE ASSORTMENT OX HAND and Goods arriving almost daily. .. '.i Tlie Trade is respectfully invited to examine my Stock, with the assurance that tney wiu nna as Good pooan2 ai tow Priced 13 AS ANY HOUSE IN THE WEST. 1 to old customers for parft favors, I would jrespectfully solicit a continuance of thesaine. : - " -- - I P. SE3IONIN. July 13 ? HARDWARE. Crco.l Soimtac: & Co., .1 sr,i.xir. n .'Air t IMPORTERS OF j 1 1 r J a HARDWARE and CUTLERY," 1 -AND-f-i Grims & Pistols. I i '1 ' 1 ; No. 31. - No. 31. 11 1 M-Aliirsr STEEET, J3 ,. , III IV EVAXSVIIXE, IXDIAXA. it X 18G6. .a 131 IJ'ii'st Street, SIGN OF THE BIG IAlDO(DK.! f.,.. J r f WELLS, KELLOGG & CO. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL1 ERS IN . " I w ' fW .' '..-t"'.:- , fe.. - Xnd CU i-N v. foLO 4

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CARPETS.'

I (i-C -1 f.w .. 7 Just "What is A'eeded. ! ,.oO rnufiT :eiH-';!;. CARPET 1 WAREHOUSE lANDi" House Furnlsliing EstaWlshm't W111. E. Freneli S: Co HE A I) QU AltTEIt S t OP SUPPLIES JOB Families, Steamboats & Hotels 2 ! ' I VELVET. CARPETS,-,;-; THREE-PLY CARPETSt TWO-PLY CARPETS, flNGRAIN CARPETS, V 'VENETIAN CARPETS, fcOTTAG E ' CARPETS," ' O r 0 fLlSTING CARPETS, JU L 0! iWOOL DRUGGETS, R "5 pHINESE MArriNG, .,.,,, -, . S MANILLA MATTING. 1,5 L bocdA-MATTlNG;--1 n 2 fVELVET.RUGR . .0;;; .., c25-2; iRUSSELS RUGS, 2 r IL CLOTH RUGS''"" ELVET.:MATT8. '.i. 1 O .M l rCC " ' O - F -O i;'C-.' : F RUBBER MATTS, M W . O OC:OA MATTS, .DELAID MATTS, AviNDOW SHADES, ( Ihade fixtures; si ut;p am ask, rOOL DAMASK, !h WINDOW HOLLANDS, , jACB curtains, V'Z GILT CORNICES, i . ; ' PICTURE TASSELS, P Ia: o o 9 CURTAIN HOOKS,. r JK... 4k. - ' STAIR LINEN AND OIL CLOTH, SILVER-PLATED STAIR RODS, PAPIER MACHE STAIR RODS,

POLISHED-DBAeS STAI KUltH,', ' TABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS, LINEN AND COTTON SHEETINGS, LINEN AND COTTON PILLOW CASING, RUBBER SHEETING (Water Proof J . ; , 's WOOL and RUBBER PIANO COVERS VELV ET and BRUSSELS FOOT STOOLS, TABLE OIL CLOTHS, Ac, Ac ! ! .... .Experienced Paper Hangers and TJpholBters will be furnished when required. Carpets cuti and made to order. Oil Cloths fitted and put down. Cornices mounted and put tap. Window Shades hung. Win- , p dowValensjeliPSautt styles and. new a. io designs, made up and furnished on short notice. All work warranted. Prices guaranteed as low as In any similar establishment in the United States. Give as a call. WMl E. FREXCII fc CO., ATo. 10 First Street

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