Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 May 1866 — Page 1

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A VOLUME XVII. EVANSVILLE, IND., TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1866: ESTABLISHED, 1831

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TELEGRAPH. ; Latest Foreign News.

The "New' 'Reconstruction Bill. 5 . A Copy SnbmitteclJ to' the President. It.Eeceiyes; is Approval. General Meigs' Beporti The Cholera Abating r New York1 Harbor. id ;Xtc.,. XtOr HEWS VIA JTEW YORK. 'NEW: York. April 30. The 7Kbum says of the plan of Keconstruction agreed upon by the Committee : The exultation of pro-rebels over the inability to agree of the Joint Committeeof Fifteen.has proved illusory. The Committee nas agreed upon a proposition which will be to-aay reported to both Houses, and which has received the votes of 12 to 3. all but the Copperhead members. We may therefore accept, and consider the Union party's plan of Reconstruction. Our own preference for -a much shorter and simpler plan, is well known." "Universal ' amnesty, nesty, imparits conditions, , . '. i tial suffrage such are and all of them. The Hera hi says: The plan is infeniously contrived. . It is consideraly milder than anything heretofore emanating from the Committee, and nearer the policy and views of the President. It may be unnecessary in some things," to the purpose in others, and unfair in its .continued exclusion 'of the Southern States, after having on their part fulfilled the conditions of the Administration charged with discretionary powers"-over the whole subject. But we'have only now to await the issue before the Houses i - The Times says : Thescheme wbuld seem sweeping enougn to saiisry ine -most . exacting Radical. It could hardly be more sweeping, indeed, unless it proyided for the wholesale con nscation, extermination, or banish ment of the Southern people. As a plan of paeLfi cation-a nd-Jfieons ' tion, the whole thing is worse than a i "were the country not in the midst of ! very serious drama. Its proper : -designation would be, a plan to indefinitely prolone the exclusion of the ' ! South from Congress, by imposing conditions to which the Southern people will never submit. ; The World says: The purpose of the scheme would not have been labeled by the Committee an infallible . . plan to prevent the South from voting t at the; next Presidential, election. So transparent is . its intent that it fails in respect to its secondary object of gutting the onus of exclusion on jthe outh itself. It i3 not an honest proposition. It is not offered with any ex pectation of its acceptance, but with a deliberate design tnat it shall not be accepted, i ; j 1 1 The Tribune's special says after four months or the most searching mvesti " ! ? i J" ' gation, mdispassionate discussion among the members on Committee, it is Deueveu tne pian win meeiine entire sanction of all shades of opinion - Thtis far" no-man. among' the' -Union' members of either House has expressed any dissent from this plan. The friend of the President give assur-' t ances to-night that if Congress carries out the scheme in good faith, it will receive his approval and co-operation. Neither of his organs here, it is "sta- , ted, will commit themselves -upon the proposition to-morrow, ; , Thad. Stevens avows his readiness to acquiesce in the measure..'1 The Lieutenant - ; . . -General expresses his approval, and no measure of Congress has challenged such universal assenf in all quarters. It is not anticipated that any material amendments will , he carried, and the States will be invoked . to secure its adoptioisby loyal States, thus stiinulating concurrent action Dy ine states lately in rebellion. j TVp WnrhT snecial savs: ; . E ! 'A; Vnember of the Roconstructioii ittee called non the President vfisterdav. and rireseBted him with a copy of the plan which, they had oar,nt(l. and asked him whathe thought of it. He said he would let .Mtm lrrwv after he had Jcarefully ex amined it. He said he thought there was considerable backing down from oil tKftir former nroriositions. i ,'hltt

The X)7)?'Varr As it is known "Senator Johuson arid Eepresentatives Orider ahd Rogers only voted in the i 4 negativei the affirmative must N t?on- . tnr Fpssp.mlen. Grimes, Howard,

Harris, and-Williams, and Represent - v . fl Til-

atives Stephens, WashDurn, oi, j,hs.. . I Morrill, BinghanL ConkJing, Boitwell J i-r,i.V: ' v ------- I .ill:,,,

ana jiiow. t Many Union members assert that ' they believe the proposition '-can bearried ; thf ough ' both .' Houses j by a " ,! two-thirds vote. ,;. '. tva i -f ' ; f I,',;' ;The Uetald's special says: - It is - ; ererywhete lookea .upon aa, a -very

diminutive -animal to repay the, long labor of the mountain. - Common rumor attributes its production to Mr. Roscoe Conklinj?, Representative from this State (Oneida District), in conjuction with the massive intellect of Chevalier Forney. Both wings of the party are out of humor at, the result of the extensive researches and elaborate investigations of this wonderful imposition. Each of the antagonistic parties claims that'nothing is accomplished by the schemeuggested ; but as it does not distinctly controvert their opinions,, and is the nearest to their peeu,liaKiideaS( thatYqa'n.;,be ob-; tainea, they'subscribe to it. i New York, April 30. The Herald's special says the Monotowockwil! soon go to the fishing grounds to pro-i tect the rights of American fisher-i men. The Augusta will also be sent ihei-e. WJell inforbiedTpersons think' a collision in the BritSsn North American waters i3 quite possible. f The Times' special says there is no truth in the statement that the coun sel baa, been assigned to defend Jeff. Davis. ' r"i;-' '"- ' .ghw4ffwtfwt relieve mat tm President wilr-appointa new Comi missioner of Agriculture, in response to the almost universal request. i Quartermaster General Meigs, "hafe submitted avcry interesting report to

this" Sefcetam:of War, ' showing , -, the great progress made m looking attef4 ' t .i iia nrnner linrial 'rtf TTnmrt ' nffinATfl and soldiers in the South. I --TWrt1i,i-Bi)ecialygijaxd5aw jority of the Cabinet are quoted as favoring the reconstruction report. An order mustering out all volunteer staff-officers will De issued soon.

The cholera is fast abating at th14ARDWARE .MERCHANTS.

nave taKen piace ana no aaaiuonai cases received on board the Hospital'.?

Ship since' Friday : last,' and ; aU :n.l;TStviTE the attention

DOard are reported to bein a fair waV to recover. T' The steamer Lafayette, from Havre and Brest, arrived baturday night. " The Committee decided to-day to report against tne creation oi against the creation oi any more National Banks. - i Large numbers of counterfeit 5s on' the Uneida Uounty Bank were put in circulation in Brooklyn this mornirg. The Commercial's , special says the Austrian Minister has advertised his i furnished residence, and ' expects the next European: iffiamer. will briig , news tf the sailing of Austrian troops tor Mexico, which will insure his receiving his" passports from Secretary Seward. .s a it - ! There is .great hostility to the reconstructidfl scheme. ' Both the Ara-tianal-vlnteUigencer and- Republican oppose it. ft() ,v 4 , .. . I New York, April 30. Ajnong the passengers ho will sail for CaliforAnsdorff, who goes tto join Cot. Buckley at San Francisco. ' The CoWnt will represent: j the Russian .Government, with the ereat expedition, which will be fully under way by the first of June., . ' ! ; ' FHOJt NEW HAVEN, COSS?. 1 New Haven,1 Conn., April 3d. About one o'clock this morning, one of the buildings of the New Haven Clock Company was discovered to ' be on fire. " The flames spread in spite of the efforts f the fire department, until all the buildings or the Company, seven in number, were consumed, iEleven dwelling-hquses .in the vicinity were also consumed, with anearlyi UJ their Jcon tents. Twenty families are rendered homeless, and two hundred workmen thrown out of employment. The total loss is esti mated at EiUU.UUU. The Uompany had an insurance 01 lbU.UUU on the manu thi tactory, the nsks being, held, on the oace ot Jister & vet)b, insurance agents 01 mis city, uui in wuai vum pany is not known FOREION NEWS. j New York. April 30. The steamer Allemapia hag arrived front' Southampton. She'left oA thelSth, itfd arrived here at four o'clock this morning..-,,,.,,, - J The Moravian Irom .Portland, arrived out on the 17th. The general news is mainly covered by the advices of the Herman, yester day. , . , , j, i The German question continued serious. I X The commercial advices are toj the evening of thfr 17th. The LU erpot)l cotton market sales on the 16th and 17th were 24,000 bales, including 4,000 bales5 tofepeoulators 'and exporters. Tne marKet was nrmer, wun aui upward tendency, and with an advance of Id. er pound: middling uplands were .quoted at apQUtll5d i The Manchester market wasjduii iiuo.v... and irregular. Flour firmer, and ad vancea'd.rfwneai nrmer, anu, auvancea ln.(W,2a. : corn turmjlwltn a 1 1 1 i P J. J 1 slight advaric6:""'P6rk'Steadyr bacon easier.2' ;Buttet inactive i lard dull and nominal; tallow Steady: ::: . ; .T v.Tr irrr - onfiTL - Pn iwfl,-aviH.;r-x w.. American securities 'United 'States bonds, 682(a G91 ; Erie, 52i 53. ' , ,f , FROM EOITISVIIXE. Louisville: Am il 30. Tlie trial of f Isham Henderson is to - be, continued at Nashville,' the President having approved the proceedings of Genral Thomas, and .directed .Henderson to be tried oy court mar tial. v i i 1( FROM MILWAUKEE. ' Milwaukee, April 30. The Straits of Mackinaw are open.. rThe propeller Montgomery, crossed ' yesterday, being the first boat through., . . t

. FROM PHILADELPHIA.

'Philadelphia April ' 30.- At -a j large meeting of the officers of Fenian Circles, held in this city yesterday, a Committee was appointed under the Chairmanship of District Centre, Andrew Wirey, to proceed to New York and ascertain from Col. 0'Mah6nythe object of certain movements of officers at Headquarters, and an explanation of the manner in which the funds are! being expended. The obiect. of the Committee is tq satisfy the feeling 'of dissatisfaction among the 1 emans in this city, - which is daily growing stronger. .V Washington. April 30. The Pres ident has approved tJie bill appropriating $105,000 to supply a deficiency in'tue appropriation for the public' printing tor -the, year, ending' 'June next 150,000 for paper and il5,0UJ forpublio binding. j l 'J 2 j FROM WIIEELIXtt, TA.-t; S j Z Wheeling, Va., April 30- The 5. .,.!.,..., : -.1. X.l . tha 'Harrison National Bank jol" Ca aiz, umo, were overtaken j witnm two miles of LaGrange, Ohio;- this ftefnoon. A sharp encountri took uoe. in which one ot the ouTglars was : wounded -aucf three captured: 4ne succeeded in escaping, closely, nun ; ii; rr ir l in - )Uued The amount of money re covered will probably not fall fchortfcf iiu,uuo. I r , HARD V7 ARE, 3 2 j JACOB SIR VI C & SON, Jo. 7 Main Street l j p. EVANSVILLE, JNDl,j OF MEIt.JSfJL1 - Stttew - -oS:?i ehant.H. Manufacturers. Mechanics, and tne loiiowing, wnicn we wiiteii LOWEST MARKET RATES: I f PIjANTKRH' HOES, all hizps: A TRACE-CHAINS, straikht and twisted : BREAST, LOG, and HALTER CHAINS; ROWLAND'S SHOVELS and SPADES; AMES'S-. ' . , " PORTLAXrvS j lit

H. B. & CO.'S GARDEN HOES . arid,:! the Largest and Best everbrougbttothis BAKES; - -.-'---- - . : jcity.andl solicit an examination of my

H, B. A CO.'S H A Y. M A N.U R E.r and SPADING FORKS : - -. X s -. H. B. & CO.'S .COMMON, and PATENT SNATHS; . - - - H. B. & CO.'3 DUTCH-BOW CRA H. B. & CO.'S HAY RAKES, One and Two Fingers; . , ;:, Blood's Cast Steel Grass, Grain, Brir, Blood's German Steel-Grass, Grain, Bmr, ana jjawn iscytnes ; - Waldon's Grasses Scythes ; 1 Franc's , " - -" Q.U,' jbura's Scythe Stones . Gek....an Grass Hooks and, Hay Knives; r Pruning Saws and Knives; SheeD Shears: - J .v - I . Brass and Enameled Kettles and Sauce pans; American and English Table Cutlery ; Pocket Knives large assortment:: Parker's . and . L. & ii. Tea and - TaMa American and English Razor Straps: - GerBian,,EngUshrajid American Shears ana cissors; - . - ki Grain and Meal Sieves : ' Brushes Horse, Shoe, W.W. andi Clothes ; Uurry torn dh Amencareana ciigiLsu.; Cotton and Wool Cards; - ; Scales and Scale Beams ; Hard Frame Slates; . " , Slate and Ltc Pencils; ' : r Steel Pen am. Pen-holders ; D. M. & Co. and German Padlocks; Pittsburg Door Locks and Latches ; -American Screws : - . Greenwood's Butt and Strap Hinges; Wheeling Nails, Brads, Finishing, Clinch, and Uftslng r alia;. -. New siyle Molasses Gate 1, 2, and 3; Frary's Patent Oil Faucets ; Brass, Metal, andtWood Faucets; Cow. Sheen, and Hand Bells: Iron, Brass, Zinc, and Brittania Hopper UoOee-JHUis; . j Side Hopperand Tin Bottom Coffee Mills; .-. , . . Nail and Spike Gimlets; Skimmers and Ladles; . - Basting Spoons; , i ir israss ana japannea t'anaiesiiCKs; - Chess, Smith Co. 's Tacks; , Brads and Finishing Nails; U Berea Grindstones and Haneiners: " -ill r. i n .1, ju i 1. ; 1 1 ; ' ' , trt..tinta Hand and Broad Axes, XXOOU, ICIirjlk rUlltllB ILUMUCLn. oy Axeit, ana ' loohi' Car Sain Carpenters Axes and Adzes; Cook. Jennings & Co.'s Augar Bits: Bright, Common, and Cast Steel Augers; English and"" American Chisels, and (ioutres: . Disston's and 8. t J. Hand Wood, aiid Tenon Saws; " . Av Atkin's Patent Crosa-Cut Saws; Rowk nd's Mill Saws : . Ohio Tool Cos Planes and Plane Irons; .r. K. Barton's Kocuester cooper roois; L,. & I. J. White's Buffalo f " , Terre Haute Truss Hoons: ' Butcher's, Spencer's, Moss & Gamble's, nnrl fireave's lusst Knarlish Files: r Flat, Half-Round", Round, nd Square I Bastard 3-16 inch Files; - - ' Flat and Half-Rouid Smooth 10-W inch Files; - - t ' . ; 'Mill File, 10-18 incite H i;' . Hand Saw FUe, 3-6 inch; t . . T Cabinet Rasps and Jilfs; f. i ; Horse-Shoe RarSps; r ; ' r Copper Rivets ; r- r-t 4 " "Stanley's Rules, Levels Be itls, and Try Squares; p C V I , i !- l 4 ran aria Mee rwuurcs . - - Senate's Divideri, Calipers, jand Com Brick, Plaster ipgPoiriting,. and Garden Trowels '- - Cast s'teel Mattocks, Iicks. , and Grub Hoes; - -.j o ir i-ohmei i-iaraware: i r i iirnIrrV Ira Urttj n'rid T.ahle TTinfltest : . .ir.r. a r.,i KroHM I -suitors r i- - Ljvtahogany and Walnut Knobs; I" X'linl V'i lUir-1 w. j le 'fii Co.Till, Wardrobe, CupI ,rii r-hent. nd Drawer i.,otes: r -Coffi Screwy, Tacks, Hinge, Plates, and fn t.w mud three rows: I Bather's and S. J. Turning Chisels and - r Tiouzes: : i Br&dbury's Spokeshaves; V Borins Machines: Building Hardware; , f 'linin Pumns and Fixtures y Hollow Augers and Spoke Trimmers; y v annua uu oih auu nupst: Handles Auger, Cross-Cut, Hatcliet , Ax, Pick. Hoe, Adze, Cliisel, File, and Pilme Hanaies. -a? r. 4 Terms Casts, Orders by mail solicited anra MiTh ' JACOB STRAUB A SONV--VOROXRR'S IITOITEST. IIFLI O.V V the botiy of aiinnkno.wn man. found la the Ohio river, at- Evansville, Pigeon Townsnip, on tne inst., snpposea to nave come to his death by the explosion of the Steamer Missouri. He was about a feet 10 inches hign, weignt about iw ius.; naa on blue woolen unaersnm. wnite wooien drawers, white cotton socks, and brogan boots. '"- JOHN BI3CHM AN , C. V. C. apr27 3ML

NOTIONS.

To Southern , Dealers. IMMENSE STOCK OF Choice Goodsi; Notions I-( Notions! r Notions ! w' 'U: 9 I f ,,":'r ir. M. S1FEETSEB, 20 MAIN, STREET. 20 i Wholesale Dealer and Jobber In . , Notions Is Notions ! Notions ! ? Notions iExclusively Z The finest and largest Stock ever brought .. roinesoutnwest.:. v' - h: m. sweetser, no. 20 main st., Would call the attention of Merchants and dealers abroad to his fresl and lately opened stock of the Choicest Notions ever 1'daported.to Evansville, which he is offer ing at less prices man t tie same articles can s bought West or (South of New York city. liouwes ; but homroTXnbmimd'Js size of Stock and Prices with t.-s gooda ori hand;' for no house not doing an exclusive Notion business can appreciate the wants, and orepare to meet the wants, of desJers In that line. ,j ! . My goods are all of the very Latest Ihportation, direct from the Houses of the streat East, and of the best manufactories of the Old World. :i To finish up my Stock in-every particular, 1 seiectea in an irom thirty-two houses and manufactories, including the best and most reliable brands of all articles known as"- ' '' , i :N-0'T'I OS.iid ; tn my ample stock may be found the fol- . . . , . lowing, in part, viz. . . r ; I Spool' Cotton, Braid Buttonns ; Bindings, . Goods, Tapes, Combs, Soaps, ; Perfumery, Toilet .r-; i j- n ' ticles, Brashes. ii 10 1 ; t :l t Beads, Hoop Skirts, ' f i Corsets, Wallets, Jet. Goods,' i Head Nets. Bibboas, Neck Ties, Hta- ' . tionery, Linen Thread, Sundries. Collars, ., liloves, ijaaies tiosiery, auwpenaers, ; ( ' Carie Bam. e.i-' A, i-mu-.ti , ' 10,000 ARTICLES , NOT METINEB ! As I am engaged exclusively in the Notion Jobbing Business, I can offer better and more complete Stocks than those who deal 4n Notions and other Goods., . My Stock is Stock. DJlers will find everything in thai Notion line at Wo. a) main street. H..M. HWttriSEK, marStf - i-fr--5 1 -r Evansville, Ind, NEW NOTION HOUSE. i ) 'i ISTE Wi GOODS'; BROTHERS, o ii i; f WHtiVtSAl DEALERS IK STAPLE & FANCY NOTIONS , ! ' .Wliit'e ; Goods, ' :; HOOP' SKIETS, tc, f . i ; ' ) f ; .... f . 1 1 WILLmKEEP a compeete and attractive assortment of everytbina dtesirable and new in. our line..1 Th 1 OcKjds on hand and arriving daily are are all New, Fresh and clean, cureci irom To dealers we desire to say that no better opportunity has ever been afforded to purchase the right Goods, at the right prices, attherignt place, ana a ms tunc Let all who desire good Goods cheap give us an early call, and we Will guarantee sat isfaction. s CURNICK BROTHERS, No. S South First St Kvansvllie. mo.. janlO Next door to-new Bank Building. BOOTS & SHOES. BOOT& and faiOEfi 'A " iM-.! ;;: ii) j.f oil! i o. ; :i.-':.f. ! c...of MLllsr i STREET. '-j a. , XT ! ' 1ARE ASSORTMENT OS ItAXO aD.a ooas arriving almost dally. lue Trade is resuectfullv invited to x amine my Stock, with th BNsurance that vney wui ana as ; j - v Good Goods and as low Prices AS ANY HOUSE IN.THE 'WEHT. I i -j. t.ijiJ,. j I 'itThankful to old customers for nast favors. I would resnectfullv solicit n. continuance 01 mo ine. - 1 I. SEMONm.

TO FARMERS.

46 -111 MAIN STREET. 46 u OS r ' f Matthews & Fullerton Have for sale, at - Wholesale and Retail, a ' : well selected Stock of . -, Wood and Willow Warev Agricultu ral Implements, House Keeping Articles, and : V ; In their Stock will fce found: RUSSELL'S Reapers and Mowers. QUAKER Mower, CIIAJf PIOX Reapers and Mowers, EVAPORATORS. UNI03T CHURX-Makes Butter In Two ninntn. CORN MIIXS (Queen qf the South.) ' -. ' Sl'UAK MILIAi. FAXMSG MItt-Stanford8 NewPatent. - - . fv.,.t. -. .. . u . . ',;:v - ..".THE CHEAPEST n I Is smaller Outside, and has larger Riddles. Has More and Bettec Riddleit. does twice the work of, and better than, any other Fannin? Mill Has an lp nU iwwn JOLT, with side shake, cleans and sepa rates ail Kinas oi mw.r.in. - - - - - , ,.. . CUTTIXI BOXES, . r! CORK SIIEEEERS. i ' HOSIER: Wheat Drill nd Seed Sower,' iiji j.,?? pesun me worm. . r' ' CIDER MILLS. 1 HORSE HAY FORK and Lifter., ( rf JU walheh n iv ew ratent. . .. -' i i The Cneanettt. simulest. strongest, lightest Fork, and most powerrui iiiner now Knownj- - - HORSE HAY RAKE. HYDRAULIC Clothes Washer, Washes Streaky Shirts, by force of the Water, Without Rubbing, - . , w asnes more at a time anu latuer man any other Machine. 1Avamx.9 wringers, ..-'. ClTLTI VATOK8. PLOUGHS A large Stock. One Horse WHEAT DRILL. FAUCET and Measure Combined, ' jn ew F atent ana ureat convenience. BAIN-WATER Filterers Cheap, t , ' NTOX-EXPLOSIYE Coal Oil Cans, A Cileap IhsUrallce. ' UNFREEZABLE Pumps,. (New Patent,) wnicn agitate the water: cheaper and more effective than Chain Pumps or any other kind of Water Elevators. COFFEE ROASTER (New Patent.) Coffee without needing attentlrm. brawns every gram t tne same ;coior, ttna u usea in -connection witil onr Of'l Iom9ntn tot, will make always perfect t'ofSEW LAMP SHapBMiH. ... . i; ,. patent ror coai on, r'' Which nermits the Lamp to be filled, trimmed and lighted without removing Shaciovor Chimney; casta no shadow beneath the Lamp; la more portable than Gas, mncn cheaper, and a better light for the eye Many firms In New York have Ilrarlel va to use this ump and tsnaoe. BIRD CAGES, the finest ever brought hre, ana a large assortment oi , v FRESH FLOWER SEEDS, ' j ; WOOD AND1 WIL.I.OW WARE. AND HOUt;-K.t.l!.i"lJvi AKliULi-l. j - FIELD SEEDS BOUGHT and SOLD. MATTHEWS & FULLERTON. fcov7-dtfw 7 ; i, No. 4ti Main Street. , T. R. MATTHEWS. ' W. G. FXTLLEKtONLate of Louisville, Ky, i Matthews; & fullerton. it j- ,,' AGBICULTUB.AL iMPLEMENTSj f ;;Wood; and V Willow ;Ware,: n-;ri i-j iAKD t it- t , It HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES'. , No. 48 Main Street,-' ' ! no6 tf. ' u " 1 ';, evansville; inp The Farmers'1 Companion. : 3. M. GLEICHM ANl i , Offers his improved Stump Extractor to the public This Machine is one of the mnst iiwf'ul te farmers now in use, and U designed for three important purposes: 1st, To extract Stumps: 2d. To haul Saw Logs; 3d, To raise and haul large Rocks. It Is aurauie, sunpie uuu cueaj). x ww meu cu work it. . ' . i -; ! - , . Farmers who wish their fields and meadows clean of Stumps wHl find it to their interest to get one of these Machines, j For particulars apply to -4-, , No. 89 Main Street, opposite Court House, marI4-3mdw ' Evansville Ind. BUILDING. nt - !.!! 'ii . BUIIiBIO. WE, THE UNDERSIGNED; HAVING associated ourselves together fox. the purpose of. carrying on the . . t i . ; tt f.. Building Business ) 'fVf ,.;.' f ' . -'I ''VI. 1 (..... ; ' r . f In all Its branches, are how prepared to make CONTRACTS for all pr any portion of anykind Of Buildings, and w? think our arrangements are such that we can iilve tieuerwl Satisfaction j ' i Both as to quality and prpiuptness.. "T f?-.,;:' i-:ui i. s.vJi : - - ' f . .. ' - - p Our Work Shop Is sltaatuated on the Corner of Cberry St & the Canal Where one of the partners' can be found a all times during working hours.; 1 ! I ... , ,. GEORGE LANT, ' ' WtLLIAM LANT. ? ftpIO ' I-'- 1H03. &RANT, ,

BUSINESS CARDS.

1VIXO, FAnXLET fc CO., , ; , dealers is ALE, PORTER, CIDER, .' ' and f .V 1 LAGER BEER, No. 85 Maix Street, EvAt3vili.e, Ind esf Delivered free of charge to an part of the city, by the dozen, half barre and barrel. mar 22 , Willielmi JSc Weber Tceep pn hand the celebrated ' MADISON XX ALE, LOCUST STREET, near the river, " Evaksville, Ind. Familtes, hotels, saloons, and steamboats supplied at short notice. All orders attended to promptly. . , ' Orders from all parts of the country filled promptly. - . , mar!6 Gm SxKmnA TitinirjTR. Evansvino.'Tnd. Sash, Dooes, Window Blinds, Dre.ssed Lumber, Boards, Laths, Ac, of every decription constantly on hand. Packing Boxes of all kinds made to order. Sawing of every kind, done on the shortest notice. . aplS-ly. .:.; 1 . 1 jr, .. i J. Smith's Shirt Manufactory, No. 3 Second Street, In Bray's Block. SHIRTS MADE- TO ORDER FROM measurement, and a fit warranted. A btock of -ready made Shirts and Collars always on hand, and at prices that will suit the purchaser. Tucking Skirts, Stitch In g Bosoms, &c, done, with neatness and dispatch. 1 ' ' ,. .-..; : Thankful for past favors, the subscriber respectfully solicits a continuance of the patronage 0 generally bestowed for the paat five years. J.SMITH. CHABLES BABCOCK, .v.. I , , IMPORTER AND DEALER IN , , Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Damasks, Harness, Enameled Patent Leather Pad Skins, Skirtings, &c, &c ; ? :,No. 8 Main Streets mar27 ; 1 - - ' . ; IS.' W. WARREN. T. CONYNOTOJf iVarren & Conyngten, t Pianos, Mclsdioiis, ; . Hole, ANDxansicai mcruiiauuiHe . No 1 Main St., Evansville, Ind. r ttllL j vx-HJwa xuj luniuuiruui v. all kinds Tuned and Repaired. The best Italian Guitar, Violin, and Banjo Strings always on hand. - mo ah oraers promptly nueu. jauou Vinccar Factory. BOBBING fc BESIGOOF. Ninth St., bet. Chestnut and Cherry. stantlvon hand a E9od article of Cider Vinegar, which ve will sell at Cincinnati prices. . - leawam jroiinr w AivTUa, ' - Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Tin-Ware, Stoves, Grates, Hollow-Wake, Copper, Sheet-Iron, and Japak Ware . ' t -, Wo. 65 Main Street, above Second, Evansville, Ind. -Job Work promptly executed in the best manner. Orders solicited. sepl 3m T. A. LYON. - ' JO. 8EM0NIN. . LYON & SEMONiN. ... . , i i 1 ... -. WAOLESALE DEALERS IN CLOTHING AND GENTS' FURNISHING :, ; .. ... f GOODS.'; (At the old stand 6f Goldman, Berg 4 Co.) 24 Korth First StreetEVANSVILLE.. ..INDIANA. mar9-6m LAW CARDS. WM. BEATIS, XT. H. Claim Agent. Also. REAL ESTATE and COLLECTING . AGENT. . " Office on Main street, between Third and Fomh, No. 9.k (over Keller's Gun Store), Evansville, Ind. ' Bepl9'6o MOKRIS 3. JOHNSON. JESSE W. WALKER, JOHNSON & , WALKER, : A-ttornoys-at-Ia-vr. Office on Third street, nearly opposite the Court-House, at the building formerly occupied by the late Dr. John f, Walker. novl-t 3ra ' ", ALVA1I JOHN SOX, Attorney-at-Eaw, NOTARY-PUBLIC,' and REAL ESTATE , ' AGENT. B3- Soldiers and all other claims procured. . - - ,: ! ....... Office Evansville, Ind. ' feptlS dtf i. M. SHACKELFOKD.......!. R. HORN B BOOK. Shackelford A Hornbroolt, ATT6RNEYS AT LAW AND REAL E3- ... TATE AGENTS, , - ' Office on Third Street, between Locust and Main, west side-. . , Prompt attention given to Collections , augoitf JAMES T, WALKER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND AGENT .FOR OBTAINING PENSIONS, BACK 1 PAY AND BOUNTIES FOR DISCHARGED SOLDIERS, AND for the Widows and other Legal Representatives of those who die in the service of the United States. Office on the Northwest side of Third street, near the Washington House, and nearly opposite the Court House, Evansville, Ind. , All business entrusted to him will be promptly attended to. JanlS-Iy.

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