Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 April 1866 — Page 3

-V. THE EVANS VIIi.E DAILY JOURBf AI WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1866. 3

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J... General Ctcrnaas. :,. General Leggettgives, in' the Zanesville Courier, the ollowing anecdotes of the inability y General Osterhaos to speak the Eglish language correctly: "The Generl's not learning to speak English tminds us of one or two incidents it his military career. One morning rhile confronting the enemy at Keieaaw Mountains, they made an attaik on Osterhaus' command. He v&a at breakfast, when an orderly dashsd up with, " General, the rebs are advancing upon us.' . - - 4 Shustwait, "said he, till I gits mine coffee: I makes him hell smell.' . " After drinking his coffee he hurried to th front, and, if he did not literally fdfill his promise, he quickly repelled the attack, and made the enemy glad to regain the shelter of thai- works. " "The boys ever afterwards knew him as 'hell smell.' - - ,f " " On another occasion, a number of General officers were rallying him about his being a German, taking occasion to tell him, among other hings, that Sigel was the only German officer of any account in our army. "Sigel! Sigel!' said he, irately, 'vy I can kick him mit von hand.' "

Brownlow and Johnson. The following story, which went the round's of the newspapers several years ago, may be reviewed with interest at the present time: ' " , , r Not more than four years "ago, Andrew Johnson (popularly called "Andy,") now in the U, S. Senate, was f the Democratic,; candidate for Governor of Tennessee against Gentry, American. Parson Brownlow, the " fighting Methodist " of the Knox-xille-Whig, had gone over with the remains of the Whig party to the Know Nothings, and was the warna partisan of Gentry. Eastman, as the conductor of the leading Democratic journal, was, of course, with Johnson, and, as was nis worn, gave the opposition vigorous -blows. Gentry iwas defeated, but in honor of his brave associates," partners of his toils,; he celebrated the event by a grand supper, 'at which Brownlow was present. Wheu. the company had got pretty deep into their cups, and were growing rather boisterous, the arson (who happens to be a teetotaler), thought he had better retire, and, was making a move to that .effect,, when he was stopped by Gentry with the observation that ' No minister of

-. the GosDelshVcPDlflJj house and enjoy his hospitality ana fo off without praying in the family.' Jivwnlow felt the rebuke, and at once set about his duty. , He read a chapter in the Bible, sung a hymn, and commenced a prayer. He prayed for Gentry and his household friends:

for the welfare, of. Tennessee, of the National Confederacy, the American eagle, and the Star Spangled Banner; for Christendom and heathendom ; for the universe and ' rest of mankind ' And finally,' 'iaid the parson,1 4 we pray Thee,-0 Lord; if" it be possible in the plentitude of ThV infinite mercy, to pardon and save Andy Johnson and E. G. Eastman.' ' Stop! stopf exclaimed Gentrw don't let him do it it would exhaust the plan of sal vation!'" h n ' - .. A Dead Shot .The following good storv of U , of Racine, r an inde fatigable And successful sportsman a . dead shot at anything ; in the game line, but particularly " fine-lined " on wild geese, whose heads were sure to ' suffer "jest back of the eye," if with in range ot his rine : Not manv years since our hero. " with an enuallv fun-loving friend, af ter spending a day with their dog and guns, were wending their way homer ward, when, in the "evening twilight, the waeffish companion discovered the head and neck of a wild goose peer ing through a neighboring fepce. , Stop your d-r-3 noise, said U- , " and wait a bit. 1 II have mm just back of the eye;' you can bet your lite on that." Stepping back a pace, and bringing the old trusty to his face, U blazed "Hallo, there!" followed back the report "what are rou shooting here for? Don't you know the difference Vufwpen the handle of a com tloah an( a iroose'8 neck?" 'Twas enough! U had shot the handle off from aeora1Pkgh. "jest back of the eye! - U- doesn t very often indulge, dui ine Dare mention of that shot will open hia heart to the crowd. iiisicAi IXSTIXU3IEXTS. L'.,m.w H'tiTnr.'F.irKD SOME mi's it ti x niih ever brouaht to this city, including the sanfct.uf1if Bradbury, Emerson,, Kinte and chraid and Trvon and Allen an.l Jtwett. "Are also the EXCLUSIVE AGFNTS here for the celebrated CABINET, ORGAN. We have one of the largest size nowon hand ; a very nne in.scroiiHwiJ" and far superior to any small Pipe Organ. We are selling , o Pianos and Organs . imnfihin urn Kain&T sold else

where in this city, and persons in want of i rawrlor Instrument, will find it to their rt vantage to call before purchasing elsewhere. MISSES F. 4 A. CaWRENCE. Water street, first door below Chestnut. mar8

CLOTHING.

Wo 5 Wo, 5 FIRST STREET, EVAHTSYILLE, IXD. J. R. LOTSPEICH, Late of Louisville, Ky., (Successor to Anspacher & Son,) Keeps In store every grade ot ...... MEN'S AND BOYS' ... ,CJ , ciiOTHIBTOiiS and FURNISHING GOODS. Our .Piece Goods - - , f "i ; - . t are of all grades and best manufacture. Cloths, Cassiraeres, J Testings' i made up In the best manner. Style, material, and flt guaranteed. ! Mr. JOHN CLARK, our Cutter, is direct from Glenckoss's Reporter of Fashions, fully up to style in every garment, and will please all ! who give us a call. 1 We shall give esoecial attention to ! ' 'CliilJren's1' Clothing " u and FURNISHING GOODsV and Have always the best stock in very low. Full line of t , , HOSIERY ud GLOVES, j 3 1 Alexandre's Kids, all sizes. No. 5 First Street, , : EVANSVILLE, IND. FIRST STREET, V'i Ml'- 1 ?"r..i,I's EvansTille, lud. marl6 DRUGS. PURE DRUGS. I . j A UNION DRUG-STORE, LOCUST STREET, Next door to Post-Offlce. W. P. B. Hebberd. n iWYSICIAKS' PKF.SCRIPTIOSS carefully compounded. trici alien-l

tion given to business, and orders sentibj-.!m 'mi Zn aZiZA BO OT

tion8i ery cheap. aprlStf 5 & 52X 5b ' ' ii V ,-vOI j This delightful toilet article has no equal for Preserving ana ceauuiying me vumniaTlnn and skin. Sold by druggists everywhore. Depot, 74 Fulton street, N. Y. mart Om

BOOTS AITD SHOES. WM. H. WALKER & CO.;

83 ' JOIN STREET, V 83 ".Opposite the Washington House, AftE sow opehtixo, and offer at the lowest figures, a superior article of . . ... LADIES' KID, GOAT, an4 . ' . GLOVE-CALF A. L M O R A L S, Polish Boots, LASTING CONGRESS GAITERS, I GLOVE-CALF CONGRESS GAITERS, Glove-Calf Button Balmorals, Kid and Lasting Slippers," - Misses' Lasting, Glove-Calf, Kid, and i . Goat Boots, Misses' Congress Gaiters, of every variety, i Children's Cloth, Kid, Goat, and Calf i - Shoes, j V Men's Lasting Congress Gaitei-s, Glovo-Calf, . , vongresB uaiiers, . . . Lasting Brogans, ting, Glove-Calf, and Patent Leather lt i "f Oxfords, s ff -v J FINE CALF. BOOTS, Fine Calf Scotch Boots, j BOYS' BOOTS, (Calf and Kip,) Congress, Lasting, and Glove-Calf Gaiters, Calf and BuffBalmorals, Together' -with ' a" general' 'assortment" of Shoes, Boots, and Brogans. j ; si '?f ALSO f r HATS and CAPS of the latest styles. We are regularly receiving the latest and most approved goods in our line, at the lowest prices, and expect to keep up with the market in respect to quality and price. Persons THirehaHina are respectfully in re respeeuuiiy vited to call at No. 83 MAIN STREET, and examine our stock. 1 WM. H. WALKER & CO. mar7 6m 'New Housed t t. i '' i MAIN NO. t 3 STREET. , ;-(. .'-ii-.J -J . G. L. DIXON, " Wholesqle Dealer In His and 1 nrflt'y t: T SHOES, HA.TS andA j ili1?r'il i-,'s t ,m nn recelvlne larse stocks of the best qualities of Boots, Bhoes, Hats, and Cape ever offered to the trade, which have been purchased for cash, and will bo sold at a vrv small advance above cost. : 1 Call and examine my stock, and prove the above assertion. t have secured the services of Mr. B. a. Tenney, late with P. Semonln, who wishes his old friends, to call and examine my stoen. No trouble to show EransvUle, Dec 12,

CLOTHING.

E Mi I OK,IXJ3JC . OF , READY FOR THE Spring- Trade. HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM the East with a splendid stock of SPRING GOODS, I.now offer to those in want of good goods the finest lot ever offered in this market, . . AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES. ' As I was in the market when things were at their lowest rates, I bought my goods for less than any one in this city, as others bought early and had to pay higher prices for the same goods. My stock consists of a full line of Piece, Goods, such as French Coatings, ; & and Vestings,All kinds and styles. iA READY-MADE CLOTHING hof my Own make, as I how make my Ready-Made Goods iA my own store. Thej'are of the . .. .' BEST MATERIAL and the FINEST :i WORKMANSHIP. , ... l Goods Made Up to Order ; ,; j ; . - i ! ' !: ''. n - ''..J 1 ' : . , ., at the shortest-notice; ' ; Fall Suits Made in 36 Hours ' and warranted to fit, or no sale. BOYS' CLOTHING. A large lot on hand at very low prices. All sizes and kinds ! CENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. A full stock on hand, such as . ; Shirts," tl ''. '.'.,'(" -y.'-V'l ., i Drawers, '- !-' -' ' Undershirts, .i ---.i-rn'.-i :- Handkerchiefs,; ... -i ,-,. ' Ties, - ;-: "' " : '' - ' Scarfs,.'-"'. . v tiloves, ' " -T ; ..I , Half-Hose, and . 1 ; , a ' '. j : Suspenders. , A full stock of the above goods always on hand, and of the finest quality. , j , ii - Goods made to order for less money than any other house in the city"; as I have made arrangements with my- hands to work together in such a manner that none can compete with me in price, and I am determined to keep- prices down, and not to be undersold by any one in Evansville. You will find me at my old stand, . i . t :. I. s;.i iIKST. .STKEET, r.., - - " ' -' ' :'. :' EVANSVILLE, IND. ' ; ' r . J. H. CARLIN. mar31 3m

IIACHIiriSTS.

Schultze, Thuman & Co., Mechanics 'iPonntiry, Manufacturers and Builders of Steam Engines, Circular Saw r Mills. m iGrist and Sugar Mills, Tobacco Screws, . Gumming Machines, Distil- . ' '. '' ' vv : ; ; . lery and Mining Ma- f ! : - " ' " ' : L chinery, Malt Mills, Corn Shellers, House Fronts, Cellar Grates ' , .'..- '!" -. '!::; 'io : : ... IRON BRASS CASTINGS j ; . ; A ' 'v. V '. ? ' . - ; Of every description. " ' ! "' Machinery of all kinds Made and Repaired. . 0 Dealers in Belting, Fire Bricks, "l '' '' Steam Gnages, and Wrought Iron Pipes. Old Materials Bought. We have the facility of the beet' Ma chinery and Workmen, and will give all work entrusted to us our individual attention, fill orders promptly, warrant our work, and charge reasonable prices. umce ana t ounary, corner or irsi ana Leet Streets, Evansville, Ind. N. B. Workmen sent to all parts to fit np work and do repairing. . , . LIZ III. : ovjq JJAflU, Xl.Urfin.il Uk. V . V . CITES EVANSVILLE- , INDIANA. -- I f -f 1 . '? ' i v. - - Manufacturers of V) 1 v STEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS -ANDrr ' I CIRCULAR SAW MILLS; .' i i IT r1li .'l 5 ',"!.) ': i : ' ' " "iO !:,-''i'.U 7 ' ..t : .., . . -ii J 1'!;: 'W v; .. Ii. "f' v :l : . Of the most Approved Pattern. All kinds of Machinery appertaining to '. , Railroads, Steamboats, Distil- ; jo i ! - , : .. . leries, Flouring ;; ", MiUs of all sizes, with the latest ' improvements attached . , , TOBACCO SCREWS, &c &c, Iron and Brass Castings of Every . ! .7'. Description! if . " .tun Dealers in Steam Guages, Gum Belting, Fire Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, Bolting Cloth, fcc., at Manufacturers' Prices. Repairing Done at Short Notices Workmen sent to aU parts to flt up work and Repair Boilers and Machinery. fiW Ail orders will receive our individual attention, and will be promptly filled on the most reasonable terms. Office and Foundery on tie Canal, corner of Ingle Street. - octf-dly

STOVE WOHHL.

SOUTIIdXSS STOVE WOOKG. ; 4: it , -) . , ; - V. . .. I i . - ; ' ; . '' " . .' ' , MANUKA CTUUER OF i COOKING STOVES, FOB; WOOD AND . , COAL; " HEATING STOVES FOSr WOOD AND COAL " ' COUNTRY SKILLETS' AND LIDS; COUNTRY -OVENS AND LIDS: - -BISCUIT OVENf AND- MWti ODD LIDS' , SUGAR KETTLES,; . SXG IRONS-- , . ' JAMB GRATES; FANCY GRATE FRONTS-;. AIR GRATES-: CELLAR GRATES; WINDOW WEIGHTS;, ' ' MUFFIN MOLDS-; WAFFLE IRONS: ... " '".- HAM BOILERS: ! STOVE HOLLO W-WARE, AC., Aa Ilso KEEP FOR: SALE Tin Plate, Sheet Iron & Ccpper, Tin and "Japanned Ware. ' SALES' ROOM : ' ".-.' -! "' -.', i Main Street, opposite Court House. Foundry near mouth of Pigeon Creek. . ,' : Orders solioited. : ;f- ;ri;'t ' . fob COtORWOEKS. M . fW . ' ''-7.i.",Ji' J - ''Vr",""1 "v " V White . f,eaq a;vM-l!?r ' CINCINNATI, o:' " , ,.-",-,-- v.Fred'k Eckstein, late Suire Eckstein Co. Townsend Hills, late Harrison,-Hills & Co. HAVINO recently pttrchased the White Lead Works, formerly known as the Works -of "Harrisfvn, Hills, & Co.," but moro recently as the (.f .'5 "PB:CENIX. WHITE LEAD AND COLOR. ', i " . WORKS," ,. Would c'Jilt the attention of Dealers to our-" Phoenix Brandof Pure ;'hite Lead, whih ' is being made under the especial superviitioniof Mr; Hills, who has iiad an expert-, ence pf twenty-five years in the manufao-ture-of Lead, and was the manufacturer of , the brand so long and favorably knowt, . Dealers and Painters as ; ; HARRISON, HILLS & CO.'S p Pure White lead ' Out facilities for corroding are such ft 'o enable tis to execute promptly all orders for the above brand of White Lead, either drv or'ground in oil, which for purity and quality shall have no superior, either in , American or English manufacture.. We also manufacture . the, following brands of- . -' - ! , WIIITK Ll:.I)i " SUPERIOR," " IMPERIAL' "COLUM- ; BIA," AND uOHl,X" ; Together with a ftri Uno of Colored Paints and Putty, which we offer to the Trade in the usual assortment of packages, at the LOWEST Market Rates. . ECKBTKl.Xv HILLS & CO. .''' Office No. 2 Burnet Stree.. For sale by th Trade generally. apr9x ElEBCHANT TAILOR; Hit Feldrnorij -: J Blerchant Tailor, J ;-No. 50; Main Street, .' EVANSVILLE, IND. ' HAVI53 JCtT 6ETCSNKD FBOM 5IW :Tork, irltb tbs Urgt sad . , , . : ! Best Selected Stock I hT3 erer bd, I sa preputd t offer better lodacemenU - To Kly Patrons .'. ' l 'A ' '"' ', "' - " ' A ' ..' '"', Tbsa vr. Bnjiag lac tb il ' "' I j A-., "-n; -vv;, .'!: .- ' J s: " HEAVY LECLIHZ Iff GOODS, I find BO difficulty in salllag fr6m SO to QS per cent. La.1 'hao kertlolbr. I IsTit all mj old enatomen to eall aad zaaia mr food tad pr-'aas, ar la H. TSLDUIX.

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