Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 May 1866 — Page 6

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THE EAWSVIIARJDAIM; JOURNAI,,TUESAYr MAY 1, 1866.

GROCERIES.

1 1 t TSurek'a Bazaar, 75 MAIN STREET. V. i. , -f I2ureka Bazaar ! v.J t. JT ugftr;Xeceivecl. Armstrong, Farrar & Ludlow Offers to buyers this splendid lot, of At Reduced Prices : 100 BBLS CHOICE PEACH BLOOM PO.TATOES. i ' 25 BBLS CHOICE SUGAR All grades." 10 SACKS CHOICE RIO OOFFEK. -. -5 SACKS OLD OOVEKNMENT JAVA. 1,500 LBS DRIED BEEF. - -. 700 LBS HAM SAUSAGE. , , . , . ; ;; m lbs cod fish.- 1 ' 2 CASES SARDINES V Boxes. . ,'2 CASES SARDINES A Boxes. "' ' '2CASES8ARDlNKSWhole Boxes. . ' 35 BBLS MOLASSES All grades, i'. 1 5 BBLS CHOICE SYRUP. ... . ,1 TIERCE SUGAR-CUREtf HAMS., . TIERCBB PLAIN HAMS. ' . . 2 TIERCES SHOULDERS. ; 5 BBLS CHOICE EEANs. ' , 5 BBLS DRIED PEACHES. 5 BBLS DRIED APPLES. ' , 1 "- 30 CASKS PRACHKH. " 25 CASKS ORKEN PEAS. a , f 7 . 25 CASES PEARS. , 25 OASES PINE APPLES. . . t ! jTM OASES QUINCES. - fi I 5 f . V : io cases plums: - , 10 CASES STRAWBERRIES. ; 10 CASES BLACK BERRIES. . j 5 CASES ASSORTED JELLIES. i 15 CASES PINE APPLE CHEESE. 25 DOZEN GALLON JARS PICKLES. I 40 DOZEN QUART JARS PICKLES, i 75 DOZEN PINT JARS PICKLES, k i And a thousand other articles too'tiumerous to mention, all of which we will sell by the quantity as low as any Whole- , ale House In the city. We are determined , not to be undersold by any Housed i Call and judge for yourselves, at 75 Main Street. v ARMSTRONG, FARRAR 4 LUDLOW. aprlK ; .1 , 8. HUSTON. JOHN G. HUSTON. 3C! U. Huston &'-Co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In GROCERIES, PRODUCE, .PRINTING PAPER, - V. -I '. '-1.il - J j t . , TS 3 No. 30 Water Street, bet. Sycamore & Vine, Etansville., Indiana. The hishest market nric nn.id for all kinds of Produce and Rags. . . n , ' NEW SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED: 200 Bags Michigan Oats, superior article. 10 Tons Rich Country Brail. i ' 500 Bushels Iowa Potatoes.'100 Bags Rich Ground Screenings excellent cow feed. . j- .f ., , .; , In store and for sale at ' , , i ; 1 it i " li.siw &RUSTON & CO.. aprl8 , N. 30 Water Sti .,. . !. DANIEL. - " - . V A. H. KAHN. Wholesale Dealers in i Groceries, wines, liquors, cigars, COTTON YARNS i NAILS, :&C.j 5 No- 2 Wter St., between Main and Locust. lanlt-6m ' - 8 Evanavllle, Ind. ! Z SHIPSTUFFS and SHORTS.'" 4:0 aPT TONS SHIPSTUFFS A SHORTS, just received and for sale by j , J. C. DUSOUCHET & CO., ' No. 19 Water Streetj J' -.! Bf BBLS FLOUR ASSORTED 15 i Trands and prices tuRt received md for wile by JC. DUSOUCHET & CO., aptS k ' ' - ' ' - No. 19 Water Street. . J ClAiriVQ VANCE. ' A WONDERFtL JjADY. ,T"TAiDA3f E'R. TROM PTOJfJ THE ' JLtJL greatest Astrologist and Clairvoyant now nvine. nas arrivea in our city. du taken tap her residence on. Centre street. ODDOsite Clark, where she can be consulted . on all matters pertaining: to her profession, ' such -asu Love, 'Courtship; Law Matters, J- LneT Numbers: th Death of Friends or - Relatives fr ft Distance, and Restoring perfect Tranquility between She has also in her possei bratedRok Diamond (a Pr ' Detween an ana v lie. ession the celeDreseut from, the i-,mperor ftapoiwn), in wnicn young taaies and centlemen can see their future partpen. All the Mdm k8 is a rail, and 1- wiU convince the most sceptical of lijer -niworf powers. -, ..-....-,'.' ' j -iiiirOofowtltaWoiii.i'eeLadies, fl 00: gentte-

STATE SEWS. .

The Jefferson County Sabbath School Association, meets May 1st A number of Madiaonians recently left on a visit to tne old country, The Madison Courier says the pros pects for a large crop of wheat in that locality are good The Wabash river is on a rise, but it is not apprehended that it will over flow its banks." ',,,. ''l'-'y 't,'t Four prisoners were received at the penitentiary in Jeffersonville from Madison last Wednesday. The teachers ; and scholars of the New Albany city schools are - arrang ing for a grand, picnic at the close of the spring, term. A I "' rv.',';1;', ''; :!.- New Albany in imitation of indianapolis boasts of a woman-Whip per. Une James Jsrown enjoys that distinction m the former place.!- ' i Rich Reoalia.--A Mr. Blanchard of Louisville, Ky:, wore a regalia at' the recent celebration in New Albany tnat cost rJDO. . The Odd-Fellows of Cannelton are holding; a;, Fair, which has thus far proved a magnificent success. Jf arties are in New Albany loot p sw a tun esiauxisuijueuij vi a paper mill. , They would ' find Eya'ns ville the best i point for such an insti tution? v-;1':'vl..;; . w'''-ilr;LV:i''.-?'t The Indianapolis JJurnal i is de ighted to leajn that the: pleasing and civilizing' pastime Jpf ' garroting; s again 'coming into vogue in that city On Wednesday night lasf the store of Thomas Tull & Son, at Austin; was entered and robbed of 4ry goodsj hats and hoes to the dmount of eight hundred dollars.; .. .,'. . j The - Valparaiso Republic advises the " people . of Porter County to quit tories ' as a substitute for wheat raisl iig. t ' ' "ii:,f.:.J;MAl The, snu sum of $45,000 has already been subscribed by the citizens of Madison,' for the purpose of erecting a mammoth shoe manufacture, j I The Central I. Committee . of Hendricks County have, after mature consideration- postponed the time of holding the County Convention until Saturday, the 26th of May, 1866. j ' The Society of Friends have just closed s a very.i interesting Quarterly Meeting at New London. The meeting was i attended by, nearly'! fifteen hundred people. ; , , s .(,! j The. Copperhead Mayor of Lafayette is strictly enforcing the ( License and Sunday Laws, and shows no mercy to offenders.;; 3 ZflV'-T,' I A man by . the name of Reuben Dutro. about sixty years of age. living fight miles nwtli-.-f Uulon City, comminea iuiciae py nanging nimseir, on last Thursday evening. He leaves a wife, and a large family of children.;1 j . Dr. A. M. Lewis, of Huntington,' in this State j challenges the whole medical fraternity to ; discuss the question as to whether or not drugs possess any healing i ot curative virtues... When doctors disagree; whq is to decide?, j nMx." Alonzo ;; Craig, of ;Andersdn Townshipf tells us that he will have first-rate green cornv fit for the table, by T,uly jsti 't The farming 'prospecta throughout the country are said to' be unusually good.r Caniielton Reporter.' Ori Sunday, the 15th instant, James Freestone an aged citizen, was found near 4 fence, a short distance west of Union City, apparently xery gicjt: ! He was taken to; a- house near by, and soon expired.,, :2 f l ; ' ; 1 A gay, and festive young cus eloped fromBourbonj the other evening, with a minister's wife and all ' his money. mi i ' 'j . . i The young, man nas since returnea, womanless and moneyless, and a suit for damages and i theft will, be, insti-. tuted against' him. ' vn-i ,-ui n vim A large grain warehouse, occupied by Tr. T. B.f Elliott, at Indianapolis, containing 3,000 bushel's of ; wheat, and a few; (hundred busjiels of ' Corn, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday afternoon!; i.Loss about 12,000; , insured for. $10,000. '' " , ( , ; y. The young men of Cannelton have established a reading room.' The so-i ciety; receive ' more than twenty-five different papersTand 'periodicals,"and the roll of the" members is. daily in creasing. , The first shipment of Petroleum' from the 'AntirClinai-Wells" oflWestern Virginia,' was received in Indianapolis on Friday last. Indianap6lif men .are largely interested in these wells. . r ' ;The ; Evansvilie ! Courier ' says ' the, dust is knee deep in that city s-Itidi-anapolis Journal - ; ; - ' j - .The EvansvilleCbiritr didn't tell the iruth that tlml. i"144 :The d ireetora of, the" bridge' company had a meeting a .few; days , agOj to receive bids, at which time proposals were : received from ' several . parties, but no definite action was taken on accoun t of some of the- details of one oir twd bids not' being thoroughly understood. 'One. thing; is certain the building of the bridge is a fixed fact. ;-aia)e''Sfem.-"j-;-. ; . And so it has been for the last ten years, at spasmodic" intervals ,''; I

Ar " New"- College." Preliminary steps have been takenand articles of incorporation have been signed, for the building of a college and ladies' seminary. T at- Edwardsport, ,Knox County, Indiana It is to be v en

dowed by,;Voluntary;. contributions most of which has already been paid, and the entire amount almost cer tamly secured. Jiidwardsport is a healthy and secluded locality, from which whisky has been banished by a royal edict of the people, and young men attending' college there will be exposed to but few temptations: ;". We hope the enterprise will prove sue-: ' The Liberty No. 2, the , Morning Star, and the Wild : Wagoner each: presented a magnificent cake to tne recent Odd-Fellows' celebration in New Albany. 1 That from the Morn-i ins Stjr'jwna . nrnnnnnned . thfi linnd sbme'st, that from.1, the Liberty the, i . ..... uvxu.u .-'ffi. f t ...,: ,,vfA " . " ; ' . '' a ., :Tf J A young memDer Ot toe tinurch at U-oshen was recently thrown into bad company, m consequence of which he became inebriated, and of course waa failty; pfnrarious and sundry pecea-. illoes. When upbraided.bv tjif t" 3 j- nave been in a hard crowd tor thei pasfc three days, and came very near aettina of the stringbiit I m all persimmons now!' it everwe nad any doubts as to the negroes possibility of reachinsr the highest Caucasian degree -of civilization it was removed last night at the Odd Fellows Fair. Mr. Leon, of Cincinnati, really (startled every snec tator by the brilliancy of his' exhibi tions. Both the musicians and actor were beyond comparison the best we have ever seen oi the kind, r Look out for Mr. Leon and his musical friends to-night. Cannelton Reporter. That sounds rather Radical, Major! i Th'e Soldiers' and Seamens' Home was removed to Knightstown Springs on lhursday. JJr. liannaman, Secre tary of the Association, was at the Springs,' yesterday, making what ar rangements were necessary Dr.-"W, iu. vv isnara remains in Charge. . xne inmates of the Home are well pleased with their new quarters. Indianavoli$ Journal . , yt ; m ITT . i TTT jl he vy heat , , UROP. vv & are in formed ; by Cyremus" Johnson, Esq!, of the firm of Carter. Johnson & Co;. who has-just returned from a f week's trip through JMontgomery,- Fountain and ..Vermillion Counties, and , who, also, has reports from his agents, traveling in Putnam, Vigo, Sullivan, Parke, Owen and other counties in that section of the State, that the present prospects indicate a fair average erop of wheat in those localities. The late rains have made a vast change m the appearance ot the growing wheat, and it looks now about as well as it did two years ago, when we had the largest crop ever raised, and which early in, the, season was fullv as back ward as ;it has been this. Lafayette ARREST OF ADD.' Hi VANS ; ON' THIS Charge op Murder. Add. M vans. former citizen of Lafayette, and more " recently: of "L'Ogansportrwhere bAwal. lately Married to a highly res pectable lady, was arrested in this city last evening on a charge ot murder. He was-in the cityon business, and was evidently" takert completely by surprise, lie expresses entire ignorance of any foundation for the charge, and seems confident of his ability to grove his entire innocence upon trial, te was lodged in jail, and will; be taken out on a writ of habeas corpus to-morrow. The prosecuting witness is Jirs. litler, who alleges that some eight or nine vears asro she arave birtiY to an illegitimate child, which Evans murdered, , Colonel! Wm. C. Wilson hd Colonel' R. P. Dellarthave been retained for the defense, and Judge Hull and r . B. .Everett for the State. JLfayette, Courier . , , . . . . r ; u W O OI FACTORS. , SchaVfer, Riinrotli & Co., VANDERBURGH WOOLEN MILLS f EVAXSYILLE, IXPIANA, MANUFACTURER OP JEANS, SATInets. Flannels, Linseys, Coverlets, ucu., utu. r uburj x raiuLiin oiree JtJnage, street, between Main and Sycamore, back V, """""'Si"" nuse.n: wool : DOUgnt at the I actory or Store for cash, at Cincinnati market prices, or in exchange for goods. ),i;Cfstom Work of; all Jdnds. T ' . f I isoiiciceu ana promptly don. Price lists . lT , J requesiea. Persons sending ns their wool to be worked up for them, or to be exchanged for goods onp-ht to give full directions what kFnd of feSoda they want,,:and where they want thi shipped; and. also, if they want to get their wool worked up on shares. We wrn; i We are running two of the largest and best sets of Woolen Machinery, and can , - . , , sciLefer, RIMROTH & Coi apriisaiwam p.' BEAUTDFULVPAUASOLS " ! marW &',.' I AX HEAD MOONETftl Ai it .1 ANSi Fancy r and Plain,: marV13m ... A jTEAr A M00NEY'sl,; '

GEO C3GRXHS

cir Yorlc Grocery, About Money. Great Saxe has sung about how money goes;-..--,, . V I ., . But how it comes who knows? ,.;, , i Why, every Western mothers son Can tell you how the thing is done j : It comes by honest toil and trade, Bv wielding sledge and driving spade. And building ships, balloons, and drnms--And that's the way the money comes. .-. How does It come ? The way Is plain : By raising cotton; corn, and cane; By guiding ships across the main ; ; By selling groceries so low , , i That not a rival dares to" crow, ' ! ' ! While customers; a steady fiowv Come pouring in, and, as they go, They take a bargain to their homes And that's the way the money comes, Hbw does it come? Why! as it goes: ' ' By spinning, weaving, knitting hose; ;r By stitching shirts and coats for Jews ,, , ; I Erecting churches, renting f i-.vg x&&f$&?XsK&8f$ ' I ixr in -,i, n : pews, . Of sellinar eroceries so cheaD that those ' j Who labor with head and ' arms and thumbs ' May save their money as It comes. ..,..,".,;. ': T-'": i How's .money saved?, Why, don't you Know: . , By visiting Main Street, 72, ' Where Teas and Sugars, and Coffees too, Are sold so cheap that all who go May receive the benefit of the late decline In All kinds of goods in the grocery line; By going where you'll not get shaved And that's the way the money's saved. CALL ON PARSONS, SCOV1LLE & Co. - - - - - - (.Xol :7S Main5 Street, '( and they will tell yod more about : "! V,;' ! HOW MONEY COMES, ' ;:;;-jy,;':;Kiio iT',BOEs, ' and , How it Is Saved. DON T : FORGET THE TLACE : ISTcw Yorlc Grocery, 72 3IAIN STREET. . 31. 31. GROCERY. lie I would resnep.t.tnllv Infmm mu fplowrla aim me puoiic mat. i nave openeu out a fresh and desirable stock of , . I. Staple, and Fancy Groceries, - ..... i i - J guch as ' -''-. j PROVISIONS, S t'iua'A SUGAR-CURED HAMb', V i . HAM SAUSAGE, .. '. ( v . . v . j , , p'TEAS, SUGARS, tOFFEES, " : , , COAL OIL and LAMPS, . - - - - ....... , . WOODEN and WILLOW WARE, , , &C..&C. " - ' ! .'"" -'. '" ' . i " ' - .,1141 , ! . , , , 1 3i:;rocrs7 stkeet,t?si Between Fibst and Second. Havihff purchased since the late decline. I am enabled to ofl'er goods at lowest cash Price- . ' . " . . .. ' I ; Ail oraers prompxiy nuea, ana aenverea to any part of the city. ' : . Thankful for past favors, a renewal of the patronage or former mends and customers Is earnestly soiicitea. , feM 3m J. S. DAVIS, wii6tiESAtl grocers; ant? Dealers In f LiTJORSWIIE8v. NAILS, GLuiSS, COT;'o.3 Mala St reef, t (Oppwsfte Brantth Bask,) .. dec

GROCEIIIES.-

VICKERY BROTHERS, Groceries! Cheap Groceries! 1 .We are now receiving large additione to oar stock of Groceries, loonght at the very lowest flgnres of the late decline, and will take great pleasure In giving the public the benefit of oar low purchase. . We are determined not to be undersold by any House in the City . '-,r ; either old or new,, . ; And will sell at cost, if necessary, to carry out our determination.! Our Stock is large and comprises almost everything usually Kept in a xirsu uiubb , ,., , , . , , , : We are just now m receipt of a nice assort-j . -i. .! .... mem ui .. . , .-j (Children's Cabs & OigTS Ranging from H to 825. Lovers of MAPLE SUGAR AND MOLASSES Will And some choice samples at our store, at a very great decline in prices. We have I a well assorted stock of Canned Goons. : such as ; !. , . i . .. . .. ., r STRAWBERRIES, CHERRIES, RASP BERRIES, PINE" APPLE, PEACH" - ES, PEAS. CORN. OYSTERS,, . LOBSTERS, kc, &c . I LlklVi UAVl tlV-V5 UtlU -7-7, J.VO. J U. M X 11110)" A Ten TTvtvAitt) an TeaAnnne Dhtln. delphia and Cincinnati Soaps are equal to those of any other manufacture, and probauiy a utile cneaper. w e win seu SUGAR, COFFEE, TEAS, II" i - . r And otiier staple articles of Groceries at u small advance on cost. We have In store a large stock of . Lime, riaster Paris & Cement, I Which we deliver In any part of the citv. and at the depot or river, free of drayage, and at as low a price as any house in the ciiy. . .,.,) ' , . . . Our Vincennes House Keeps us well supplied with Bran, Shorts, Meal, Potatoes, Eggs, Butter, Poultry, and uuier articles vi Country Produce. In fact, our facilities for obtaining Count rv rrouuoe oi an jtinas are oetcer inan uiose i or almost any other House In the ottv. We call the attention of Families to our nice Soda and ir'icmc Crackers, which are acknowledged by those who have tried them to be the best in the city. We are Agents for the best brands of EXTRA f AJUH HXiUUlt. VIUKKKI BKOW.. aplf 1 - No. 132 Main St: 33 .Locust Street. 35 D. WEAVER & CO., ? i " LOCUST STREET, PROVISION STORE. Keep constantly on hand and for sale, all kinds of . , . GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, VEGETABLES, tC, Ac. Ureen, Dried and Canned Fruit, Sugar-Cur ed Hams, Dried Beef; and, in . fact, a general supply andVariety bf Groceries and Pro visions. ' Call and examine our Stock and Prices, corner of Second and Locust . Sts., Evansvflle, Indians. ; : , I Nos. 3 and 3 Jjocvan tkjbet. . 1 f X febl3-3ra '!. 5:,: 600 BUSHELS EXTKA SEED Oats, Just received and for tale J. C. DUSOUCHET dc CO.; i . . No 19 Water IHrevti bv ma rev tl O IL. E H in Ten Minutes. Thirty Drops of " Dr. GCTOTTS CHOLKRA HFKCIFIC will relieve the worst case of this terrible oisease jjon't rail to check all forms of Diarrhoea. Th Doctor's Speciflc acts like a charm. . Call ob your dt-uggist immediately. i,,CioCn.4 AKIN, 3 Prt No-SMalnsteeU

BOOTS AIID SHOES

WM. H. WALKER &-CO 83 MAIN STBEET, 83 Opposite the Washington House, ARE NOW OPESISO, AND OrFEB at the lowest figures, a superipr article of , i i i - L AT IES'KID, GO AT, and -,.., GLOVE-CALF , . , , . , l t i 1 Jf J i t J. .4 5 B A L 31 O R A. L S, Polish Boots, LASTING CONGRESS GAITERS, GLOVE-CALF CONGRESS GAITERS, Ci'h i "niy i z'7 O'i ;?;:": , Glove-Calf Button Balmorals, Kid and Lasting Slippers,' Misses' Lasting, Glove-Calf, Kid, and Goat Boots, -j , Misses Congress Gaiters, of every variety, Children's Cloth? Kid, Goat, and Calf Shoes, i . f i- : Men's Lasting Congress Gaiters, Glove-Calf Congress Gaiters, Lasting Brogans, Lasting, Glove-Calf, and Patent Leather . oxioros, MNE CALF BOOTS, Fine Calf Scotch Boots, . Kip Boots, and Brogans, BOYS' BOOTS, (Calf and Kip,) , Congress, Lastlrfg, and Glove-Calf Gaiters, Calf and Buff Balmorals, Together with a seneral assortment of Shoes, Boots, and Brogans. -also IIAT8 ana CAPS of the latest styles. -' . . ' ' , . ' ' j ' We are resrularlv receiving th latest ih . most approved good-i in our line, at the lowest prices, aud expect to keep up with the market in respect to quality and price. Persons purchasing are respectfully invited to call at No. kx MA rv htrpet and examine our stock. - WM. li. WALKER 4 CO. mar7 6m ' " . New House. NO. , 3 MAIN . STREET. G. L DIXON, Wholesale Dealer la ' BOOT and HI-HOES, HATS and' best Qualitltt nf na ub u. o n Caps ever offered to the trade',-which have been PuTchserf for ri.h anH W t um at very small advance above cost, Call and examine my stock, and frov the abwe a'sseHion. ' LPjcrl haVe' secured the services of Mi", R. S. Ter'ney,.lte with P. Semonin, who wishes his old1 friends to call and examine my stock. .... No trouble tflshow goods. o . L -, Evansvllle, DWb."12, I860. . . KARTLETT SITING JIAHINE LIVT.XSKD nndfe patents 6t Rowo, Wheeler & Wilson, Grovel- A Baker! and Singe? Co's, and the only Cheap Machine in1 the Unitea1 States, having- th right to rtbe the Wheeler A Wilson or fonrluotion 'Under Feed. We want Ao-nntj. tn ell thWiii Will pay W to 1200 per month, or alldr large commissions. WUl aena MachiiiS, to be paid for when1 sold. For circulars, terms, ike, enclose statnn and mf . dress" . PAGE BRO'S, tMjnl Ax'ts Ateitht of our offices, Philadelphia. Pa Toledo O;, or St. Louis, Mo. Sews with single or double t hHmd.-rsi entitle Amrican.i , :, ... pr u dlia,w2aa.