Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 May 1866 — Page 4

THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1866.

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THE EVAKSVILLE JOURNAL. PUBLISHED DAILY BY JAMES LI. JIcSEELY, FRANK. M. THAYER, JOHN II. Me3fEF.LT, UNDER THE FIRM NAME OF The Evansville Journal Company. ICe. 6 Locnst Street, EvansYllle, Ind. SUBSCRIPTION TERMST IN ADVANCE. V , f 1 Sally Journal. ' r One year, by mall $1 OO Kix months, by mail . ........ 5 SO Three months, by mail 3 OO By the week, payable to carrier 25 Trl-Weekly Journal. One year ... g 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 UNION STATE TICKET. For Secretary of State, , NELSON . TRU8LER,., fc . X 0t Fayette. -For Auditor of State, THOMAS B. McCARTV, of Wabash. For Treasurer of State, "GEN. NATHAN KIMBALL, J J0of Martin.- - For Attorney General, DELANA E. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam. For Superintendent of Public Instruction, GEORGE W. HOSS, of. Marion. LATEST NEWS. A part of Santa Anna's suite have arrived In -New York, H T ;:- r Specimens of tin ore, of extraordinary richness, have been exhibited at the General Land Office recently: f, ,. s ' Second Lieutenant 'Jaw. B. Bladen has been appointed Private Secretary to Gen. Howard. In the billiard match between Deery, of N.'Y., and Dean, of Montreal, Dean was Victorious by 134 points in 1,500. The: Excise Board of New York, up to Wednesday evening, had received S-'0,2ro lor licenses. ; There was a. grand review of troops by General Dulce, in Havana, on the morning

ofthel9th. v "V ' ."' ''CoLVasburg, of the71st New York, was re-interred in Greenwood Cemetery, on Wednesday, attended by his late, regiment. i- . L The President has ordered the discharge of the Special Treasury Agent at Mobile, who was under sentence by a Military Commission. It is contemplated to build a new Executive Mansion east of the Capitol, and transform the White House into a fire-proof building for the State Department. Advices ''received at the State Department by last steamer from our Ministers at London and Paris, indicate that general war is inevitable. 1 ; - It is believed that Austria will send no more troops to Mexico. The representations of our Minister, it is thought, have opened the eyes of Francis Joseph. The House Commerce Committee, on ' Wednesday, reported the Senate's amend- . ent to the House bill for a uniform sys-g-tfarahtJiAt? U3t viiOiera. -s "" The military commission on the case of Lieut. Col. Paulding have decided that he -faould be tried by a court martial for placing his funds in the Merchants' National Bank. :;!.;. -iThomas W. , Blrdsall, President of. the Security Insurance Co of New York, com

mitted suicide on Wednesday, by taking strychnine. It is reported that the Fenians are again collecting at Calais, Maine, fully lined, and it is feared they Intend' making a disturbance in New " Brunswick during the election. The Paris correspondent ,f the London primes says that Napoleon did. not utter the sentiments at Auxon, attributed to him but .subsequently wrote them out ' and had them published in the papers, and placarded throughout the large towns. A special messenger from Maximilian reached Havana on the 16th, on his way to Europe. Three slavers were on the coast of Cuba. ! A disease, supposed to be rinderpest, had broken but among the cattle at Cordenas. y - Jt M reported that ' James T. Brady, of Sew York, Wm. B. Read, of Philadelphia' Droun, of Baltimore, and Geo. E. Pugh.of Ohio, have been retained as counsel for Jeff. Davis. The trial, it is understood, will commence on the flist Monday in June. The trotting race between Patchen, of California, and Vanderbilt, of New York, on Wednesday, best three in five for 81,500, was won by-Patchen in three straight heats. Time: 2:30)4, 2:30, 2:22. A man named Frederick Anderson was arrested on Wednesday near Fishkill, N.

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from the residence of State Treasurer Howland, at Fishkllh T' American Hardware Manufacturers are advised to send information to Washington-City to protect their interests in the forming of the next Tariff bill. Thus far, all the Information received by the Committee on the subject Is from an Agent of Birmingham and Sheffield Manufactories. The Military Department of North and South Carolina, Georgia and Florida, have been abolished by order of the President. North arid South Carolina will form a new District hereafter; under command of Gen. Sickles, headquarters at Columbus. Georgia and Alabama will be a new District, under command of Brevet Major-General C. R. Wood, headquarters at Macon, Ga. Advices from Vera Cruz to the 12th, and fromthe City of Mexico to the 10th Inst,, report that the1 con tern plated wAthduawal of the French troops causes considerable excitement in the Capital, and it is thought by some that Maximilian will abdicate before they are withdrawn. Mr. Corwlne, our Charge de Affairs, had sailed for the iT.ui KtAtoR- Another thousand of the French troops had left, and a battalion of the loreign ljegion naa amveu. jjiujc French troops had concentrated, prepara tory to their departure. An imperial CkIonel and LieutenantColonel were murdered by their own men at Rio Verde.

Han. R. W. Thompson. On our second page will be found an interesting epeech, delivered in Bedford, Lawrence County, on Friday last, by this distinguished politician and orator. Mr. Thompson's historical review of the past action of the Democratic party, and of the present purposes of its Copperhead successor, are given in a masterly manner, and the repugnance he expresses toward any affiliation with the latter, must be shared by every honest man who sustained the country during its desperate struggle with the rebellion. : "VVe can imagine no more humiliating position for a sincere supporter of - Lincoln

and Johnson, than to find himself associated with those miserable, rebelsympathizing Copperheads whose opposition to the war prolonged the contest, added thousands of loyal soldiers tothe dead list, tnd jcaused the expenditure of hundreds of millions of treasure, which might otherwise have been saved'. ,J.' '-, ' rfT : Mr. Thompson has always been a conservative politician, and has often been denounced as being pro-slavery in his views and feelings . .What he says, therefore, on ,he subjeet 'of reconstruction, is especially worthy the attention of the .conservative gentlemen with whom, he has always acted. The bitterness with which the , speech is assailed by the unscrupulous organs of the Confederate Democracy shows also; that its . telling truths were well aimed ' and ' struck in the right direc tion. One of the surest indications that a speaker need want as to whether he is on the right track, is the manner in which his utterances are received by the Copperheads.' - If they mani test anger ana mss louaiy, ne may congratulate himself as beinsr riirht. If they approve his sayings, he will do well to revise them. ' . Proscription. Colonel Sloo has been removed as Postmaster at . Cairo, and Colonel Ghaham has been appointed in . his stead. In noticing the fact the Cairo Democrat says : " In this connection, we wish to say that for Mr. Sloo, as a Citizen and gentleman, we entertain the highest regard. He is respected by his neighbors for his many virtues, and we' would not, for any consideration, attempt to sully his fair name. But his politics are execrable, and we are unwilling, if we can prevent it,' to permit the enemies of the President's policy to occupy places of profit, and use t he money they make to aid the cause of Radicalism. For this reason we worked to secure hla removal from office, and for this reason we rejoice that he has been succeeded by a gentleman who will not use the club of public patronage, put in his hands by the President, to bruise the heads of the President's fxiends in this nart'of Illinois. :- : One would be almost 'led to think that the Democrat was the power be hind' the throne ' greater - than the throne itself. It confesses that Mr. Sloo had been removed, solelv for opinion's sake, notwithstanding he is highly respected by all his acquaintances, without regard to party, yet the Democrat worked for his removal. Why; should Jhe.Demcrat hate influence with the President a paper notoriously disloyd, and a friend to the rebels all through -the war? Every one.iamfliari witn its course" iknbws how it denounced President Lincoln; and also President Johnson when he was a candidate for Vice-President and after his inauguration. Is it indeed true that such papers as the Cairo Democrat is' influencing the President of the United States? ' If such is the case, we have failed on perilous times, indeed. " " Waat Xext ? The Memphis Avalanche records what it calls an "unprovoked outrage," namely; a white man throwing a brick-bat and striking a negro in the back the negro not having done anything to deserve such brutal treatment? We were surprised upon reading it, and wondered if, indeed, the Avalanche . had turned Abolitionist and nigger lover. But, upon a second reading, we saw the cause of this virtuous indignation. The editor had discovered that the white man wore blue breechea, and, like, the, bull at the sight of the red cloth, his indignation boiled over; ; He at once concluded the white man had ben a Federal soldier, and his sympathies were with Cuffee. -' -Not that he loved the negro more, but he loved the ex-Yankee soldier less. . Had the negro been outraged in , like manner by an exConfederate soldier, he. would, have been lauded for the deed. ; , ':' The Unconditional Union men of Virginia, presided over by John Mi nor Botts, take ground in favor of universal amnesty and equal suffrage, irrespective of color. .. What do the Democratic supporters of the admin istration think of .that asVbasis of compromise?

Semmes forbidden by the President ' to act as Judge. Semmes, the pirate, was recently elected Judge of the Probate Court, at Mobile, Ala. The following cor: respondence ensued: : Headquarters Military Div., Tenn.,V Nashvil.be, May 10, 1866. Brevet Major-Gen. Jeff. Cl Davis, commanding Department of Kentucky: , Grnebai The following telegraphic correspondence is furnished you for your information and guidance in cases similar to the one mentioned in these' dis-

pathes: v XT. Si Military Telegraph, May 11, im. . By Telegrap"h from Mobile Ala. bo Brig-Gen. Wm. D. Whipple: Raphael W. Semmes has been elected Judge of the Probate Court for the county of Mobile, is any action in nis case neces sary? C. R. Woods, Brevet Major-General. , U. S. Military Telegraph, '1.-.,,,.,. May 11, 1S06. By telegraph from Headquarters Military , ? Division Tennessee. To Hon. Edwin if. Stanton, Secretary of War, Washington, X. C. : , . ' : RaDhael Semmes has been appointed frooaie juuge 01 jviooiie. nimu 1 permit him to act? ueo, n. j homas, -.i MaJ.-Gen. U. S. A., Commanding. U. S.' Military Telegraph,) May 15, 1866.. J . By Telegraph from Washington, D. C To Major-General George H. Thomas, Com - tnandlng Military Division of Tennessee: Your telegram respecting ' Raphael W. lmmAa liuja hppn Tiiwipnt3 to the Presi dent, who direets that Semmes be not per muted to noia or exercise ine mncuoiwoi Probate Judge in the City of Mobile, or any other civil or political office of trust while he remains unpardoned by the President. If at any time pardon- shall be issued to him. you win oe nouneci inereoi. ine same instructions will be observed by you in respect to any other unpardoned rebels in your comma. uu. . , .. - EdwtnM. Stajttox, ""'' Secretary of War. ' By order of Maj.-Gen. Geo. H. Thomas. Wx. D. Whipple, Brigadier-General. We are happy to say that we indorse President Johnson in the above order with all our mind, soul and ( Strength. How is it with the Democracy in this part of the State? Do they indorse this wholesale interference with the people of Mobile in their right to elect a Judge of the Probate Court? Indorse the President. Every era teaches its lesson. The times we live in are not without instruction, The ' American people must be taught if they do not already feel that treason is a crime, and must be punished; that the Gov ernment will not always bear with its enemies; that it is strong, not only to protect, but to punish.." Andrew Johnson. ; "Let it be engraven on every heart that treason is a crime, and traitors shall suffer its penalty." Ibid. "I know men love to have, their names spoken of In connection with acts of mercy, and how easy it is to yield to this impulse. But we must not forget that what may be mercy to the Individual is cruelty to the State." ibid. We , indorse the President. His sentiments, as expressed above, are our sentiments his opinions our opin ions his wishes our wishes. , ' ' :t ' Another Fire In Cairo. ;1 r Cairo seems to be a city of disasters. It is all the time being threatened with water of devastated with fire,";' Three or four destructive fireshave occurred there in the past few months. The last one occurred Von . Tuesday morn-, ing, about 4 o'clock, and destroyed 13 buildings. It is impossible to tell by the very verbose and highly indefinite account in the, Denwcrat of Wednesday, whereabout the fire occurred, or the total ; loss involved.'' ' The buildings, burned, however Vseem to have been' of an inferior character, or property is very cheap in Cairo. The highest value placed on any " building destroyed,' we believe, i8$4,500.'We trust the owners ?f the grounds will be able to replace them with buildings of greater value. Among other ' losses was, unfortunately, one of the pumps with which the city is saved thrice annually from being submerged. But there is a prospect of dry weather, and that is one comfort. Importations and Exportation for Eight Months. - The present importations largely exceed those' of any former period. Duringeight months the imports at New York have amounted to $203,532,54. The largest amount for any corresponding period was $137,229,837 for -eight months of the fiscal year ending with June, 18C4. The exports exclusive of- specie for the same nfonths first mentioned amounted to $145,003,628, leaving a balance against" us of $58,529,126. No comment is necessary. . . ? , Ring of the True Metal. " The call of the Republican Central Committee of Illinois for a State Convention, is addressed to the " Republican Union voters of Illinois, who are in favor of keeping traitors out of the halls of Congress, and of asserting and maintaining the right of the loyal people, through their Representatives in Congress, to fix and determine the condition on which the States lately in rebellion shall be permitted to participate in he government of the United States." - Assessor's Notice. " . A IA PERSONS WHO HAVE NOT REturned their schedules to the Assessor will please do so at the Council Chamber before the 30th of May. WILL. H. WARREN, Jr., " JAMES L. DUNNING, . , may24 dim - - Assessors.

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; Dissolution, of Copajtnersliip. ffHE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN Charles Diehl and Daniel Westfall, in the blacksmithing business, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, by the withdrawal of Charles Diehl from ttietirm. The business will be conducted by Daniel Westfall. ' . t r DIEHL, & WESTFALL.? may25.dlw. .- j , ; . ' . ,, $6,000! rjrii IHE President of a New York bank has placed in our hands the plans and es timates of an honorable business that would, in his judgment, pay as much as 86,000 a year on 31,500 capital, if established in Evansville. Ind. We propose submitting the whole matter to a board of referees. For information address G. H. SNYDER & Co., . . , . ; , 151 Broadway, N. Y. REFERENCES:, . Charter Oak Insurance Co., 151 B'd'y, N. Y.: G. L. Schuyler, Trustee Dry Dock Savings' Bank, N. Y. - - - may25 It s BRAN -FLOUR-BRAN. "mTE have such arrangements for supply of Flour and Bran as will justify us in saying we will keep on hands a constant supply. Rates low. Delivered promptly to any part of the city free of charge. may26 dlw IGLEHEART BROS. Sheriff's Sale, No. 8. T-Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION SJt AND ORDER OF SALE issued out of tne oflioe of the Clerk of the Common Pleas Court of Vanderburgh Co- Ind., whereof James K. Givens and John H. Parker were plaintiffs, and Joseph S. Thomas, administrator of Elijah Basset, was defendant, I will, on . : , v SATURDAY, JUNE 23d, 1866 between the hours of 10 o'clock,' A.sf., , and 4 o'clock, p.m. of said day, offer for sale and sell 15 Bales of Rough Leather, t aken as the property of the defendant. -i ALEXANDER DARLING,' v v , - ' ' t Sheriff of Vanderburgh County, A. W. Chute, Deputy. f Chas. Denby, Attorney, for 'Plaintiff. " , v may25 8t. -. - . ' . ) NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE REMOVED. .a TfTISS 31. A. BI6ELOW fc CO; HAVE L'-- removed their stock of goods from Chandler's Block to No. 8 FIRST STREET, between Main and Sycamore, where they will keep constantly on hand the finest foods and latest and most desirable styles .ace, Crape, Frosted Chip, Gimp, and Manilla Bonnets; Frosted Chip DerTys, Continental, Dewdrops, and Sea-Sides" for Ladies and Children ; splendid Black Silk Basquines, Lace Points and Circles; Bradiey's Empress Trail Hoops; Belts, Buckles, and Clasps of the finest quality; Corsets, Ribbons. Flowers, Fans, Ac may24 d8t Annexation of Territory to the City of Evansville. T-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Common Council of the city of Evansville, in pursuance of the provision of an Act of the General Assembly of tike State of Indiana, approved March 6, 1865, entitled "An Act to amend the seventy-ftrst section of an Act entitled An Act granting to the citizens of the town of Evansville, in the county of Vanderburgh, a City Charter,' approved January 27, 1847, and to add supplemental sections to said Act," will, on tiie 25th day of June, 1866, present to the Board of County Commissioners of Vanderburgh County a petition praying for the annexation to said city of the followingdescribed territory, and setting forth the reasons for such ansexation, viz.:' The southwest quarter of Section No. 20, Township No. 6 south, cf Range No. 10 west, in Vanderburgh County,-Indiana, the same being known a the "Lonsrworth Tract"; said territory being contiguous, to the city of Evansville, and not platted or lain off. W. BAKER, Mayor. Attest: A. M. McGbiff, Clerk. may24,d till June25 Morning Star Lodge, No. 7, L 0. 0. F Meets every Thursday evening. .jf; r"V.-s. at eiehto'clock. at Odd-Fellows1 . Hall, on First Ktreet. between Mam Rncl Sycamore. Brothers oi otner jxages visiting tne city are invited to attend. u. HiSLLAAlY, may21 Secretary. TOIRE LIMITS. I will stmlv. to the -.Common Council for permission 'to erect a frame addition to my dwellinghouse, situate on Walnut street, between First and Second streets. Size, 10 by 12 reet. ' ' E. A. COOKE. May 23. 1866. may23 12w I union copy, ana cnarge journal j BANKING. Capital Paid in - $350,000 Limited to - - - - $700,000 .V- H t -.i .-I, . MERCHANTS' .NATIONAL BANE OF ' EVANSVILLE. C. R. BeiMeiit, - - - Pres't. John D. Roche, - Cashier. Having commenced business at its office. corner of MAIN AND FIRST STREETS, offers its services to the citizens of Evans ville and its vicinity, being prepared to carry on a legitimate General . Banking Business, And to purchase and supply 7-30 Treasury Notes, Gold and Silver, Bank Notes, Exchanged Buys U. S. Certificates, Bonds, and other Securities, and Discounts Foreign and Domestic Paper; and, for the accommodation of Mechanics and others, who have invested their savings in the popular Government L ogins, it offers to receive packages of U. S. Bonds, Interest Bearing Notes and other Securities, on Special Deposit, free of charge, affording small holders the opportunity to avoid the insecurity and risk of retaining them in their own possession jel9tf Point Lace and Valenciennes ' COLLARS AND CUFFS, : in setts or singly. mar 13 3m At HEAD & MOONEY'S.

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Address, National Publishino Company, 14$ West Fou-th street, Cincinnati, Ohio, may 18 d-twJrn d2t aw - - , Barrel Machinery. I HAVE A LARGE BEER, OIL, Whisky, and Packing Barrel Establishment In Indiana capacity of two hundred uaiicin pel ua, nitu rugiuij uvju. .n, ...... everything complete which I w?h to get some one or more 10 wko an inici wi m, and locate It somewhere near Evansville. for this market. Address Lock Drawer 56, Evansville, Ind. ' v r - - mayas an $25.. ; 25. BARTLETT SEWING MACHINE. ICENSEO under patents of Howe. JLa Wheeler Wilson, Grover A Baker, and Singer Co's, and the only Cheap Ma chine in the United States, having the right to use the Wheeler dc Wilson or fourmotion Under Feed.--We want Agents to seu tnem, w m pay Sou to 5200 per month, or allow large commission.- Will send Machines, to be paid for when sold.- For circulars, terms, tc, enclose stamp and ad dress i-AtjK tmu s. ueu X Ag ts, , At either of our offices, Philadelphia, Pa. Toledo, O.. or St. Louis, Mo. ' Sews with single pr double thread. fScienunc American. ... apr u cum.wm. (iFORREIJT. HOUSE FOR RENT FURNITURE for sale. Address, P. O. Box DDD, or can upon misses rower ana r arreil, Locust sireei, oetween i-irst an econa, north siae. xa&yjoti. . KTOHF.ROOJI.-The frame storeroom on First street, on the alley next below w.j. i.owry a. to. s iianK. Apply to W. J Lowry & Co.. or to RATHBONE A. BAYARD. , may23 dat. , ............ H OrSE. I have a eood substantial Frame Dwelling House for Rent, for one, i,nree, or nve years, xne nouse is new, with nine rooms, halls, porches, itnd outDuuaings. 11 is situate on xnirrt street, ' may21 tf fc ' FOR SALE. PAWNBROKER'S SALE OF UNRE deemed Pledees. I will sell on Satur day, June 2d, 1806, at the Auction Room of iiiram xseison, jo. a Main street, at nine o'clock, -the following articles, to-wit: mree gom watcnes, one gold chain, six silver watches, silk and cloth sacaues. coat. pants, shirts,- one leather trunk and contents, one two-horse wagon, revolvers, one shot-gun. one rifle, blankets, and many other articles. O. H. GUMBERTS, P. P., xi. ix ELsou, Auctioneer. may tf . . ... ... " ft A BOXES CHOICE FRESH LEMXVV DNS) ot. e COX & HUMPHREY'S, mayl6 dtf No. 7 Water street. A Fine Chance for a Bargain. f MOTEiL. Wishing to change business, the proprietor offers for sale a Hotel in this city, situated on Water street, and doing a good paying business. Will sell on reasonable terms. For further information, address P. O. Drawer 45. Jmaylii lw X OFFER FOB SALE THE EVANSville Paper Mills; It lies on the Ohio River, in the city of Evansville; Indiana, one-half mile from the Bodiam Coal Mines. It is a Wrapping-Paper mill. It contains two steam engines, two Ray's engines, and a Foudrinier Paper machine. Makes paper 44 inches wide. The mill has a good custom. Terms easy. . FERDINAND FUNKE, Proprietor., mayl dim,' " . r. ' ' , HOUSE. Wishing to make a change, I now offer my. residence, a good Brick House, containing eight rooms, port tico, hall, cellar, cistern, wood-house, stable. tc, all well arranged: and in good style, and five acres of land, well set with choice fruit trees and shrubbery, situated north-of JSullivantown, adjoining .Jacobsvine, within two squares of the corporation line ; also, two - lots, with', a frame house, containing six rooms," cellar, cistern, and stable; also, one lot, with a house, containing three tooms, and plenty of good bearing fruit trees, si mated in Jacobsvllle. The above will be sold cheap: , . . apr28 lm ' -. JOHN B. MILLS. FARM Containing 180 acres, 75 acres of which are cleared; is situated on the Ohio River, about eight miles above Smithland. For. further particulars Inquire of, janl7 J. ClDUSOUCHET & CO. AUCTION SALES. T-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that I will sell at public auction, on SATURDAY, the 10th day of June, h at the residence of Joseph B. Ashby, on Sixth street, between Walnut and Chestnut, late of Vanderburgh County, deceased, all of his personal property, consisting of one wharfboat, one-half dozen sofa chairs, one Urussels carpet, two sociables, one centre-table, and other articles too numerous to mention. A credit of six months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note, with approved security, waiving valuation and appraise ment laws. . .. JOHN TRAVIS. Administrator. Evansville, May 19, 1866. may23 dwtd AUCTION! AUCTION! AUCTION! Iliii-g-aiiiH t . Bai'ffnliiM I ALL WHO WANT TO GET GOOD BARwains -would ilo well to !e on hand on MONDAY NEXT, at nine o'clock a.m., at No. 30 Water Street, where will be sold 10 ine . nignesi Diuaer, ior casn, a" lfireft stock of Orooprn-x. Tjinuors. Ac, con sisting of almost everj'thing kept In a w noiesaie grocery. All who are in want of good bargains had better be on hand, as such bargains as will be offered that day don't happen everyday. Male positive, without reserve. Terms cash. R. S. RUSTON A CO. We also have on hand, at private sale, a lr nr Pivwinfw. such as Hay, Corn. large stock Oats, KrtMi, Shipstuffs, Shorts, Chopped Feed, Potatoes, &c, which we will sell, at wholesale and retail, at greatly reduced prices for cash. mayii an, R. S. RUSTON & CO. Removing Houses. THE UHDERHBUt" ""if-" inform the citizens of Evansville that tuey are prepared to remove frame house to any part of the city, on the most reasoi able terms. - . " - ''' . Our residence, is below the Creek. mayl dim " WM. A JOSHUA BELL.

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Dissolution of Copartnership. - THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOfore existing between B. F. Uatch and K. C. Gatch, under the name and style of Gatch & Son, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, R. C Gatch retiring from the firm. B. F. GATCH. May S, 18G6. R. C. GATCH. Copartnership. WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE this day formed a copartnership, under the name and style of Gatch & Lozier, and will continue the business at the old stand of Gatch & Son, No. Main street. B. F. GATCH. . May 8,1800, -., -. - - H. A, LOZIER. " A Card. - - IN RETIRING FROM THE FIRM of Gatch & Son, I return thanks to our patrons for past favors, hoping the same success may continue with my successors maylQtf . - , , R. C. GATCH. Marine Hospital Notice. ' . Surveyor's Office, 1 Evansville, Ind., May 1, 1866. SEALED PROPOSALS WILE BE received at this office until 12 o'clock. meridian, on Tuesday, the 5th day of June next, for boarding and nursing, including medicine and medical attendance, of Marine Hospital parents at this port from the first day of July, 1806, to the 30th day of June, 1867. Bidders will please state the price per week for each patient. . The successful bidder will be required to enter into a written -contract, in the penalty of one thousand dollars, with sufficient personal security for his falthfuljaerformance. A. L. ROBINSON, mayl dtd Surveyor of Customs. Volksbote please copy. .-- u Coroner's Inquest -T77AN INQ17EST WAS HELD, MAY 12th, 1866, on the body of an unknown man, in Union Township, found in the Ohio River, supposed to have been drowned off the steamboat Missouri. He was about 35 years of age; had black whiskers, black mustache, and black hair; small, dzlicate hands, and small feet; had on his person a fine white net under-shirt, black striped over-shirt, drilling drawers, white cotton socks: about 5 feet 8 inches high. -, , 1 ,: h,,,. , j JOHN B1SCHMAN, - .- , Coroner Vanderburgh County. mayl6 dlw Copartnership. WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, RAVE this day formed a copartnership, nnder the name and style of L. Iglehart & Co., to carry on the Grocery and Provision business, in the building formerly occupied by Cross & Crofts, Third street, between Main and Locust streets. JOHN H.BORGMAN. LEVI IGLEHART. Evansville, May 10, 1866. REFERRING TO THE ABOVE, IT is with great pleasure we introduce our successors to our late numerous friends and customers, and solicit for them the same liberal patronage heretofore extended to us. cross & crofts; May 10, I860. ' ' ' L. IGLEHART. 3. H. BORGMAK. L, IGLEHART & CO., THIRD STREET, bet. Main and Locust. CITY GROCERY. A COMPLETE STOCK AND GENeral assortment of Staple and Fancy Groceries constantly on hand, with frewh arrivals of Country Produce, such as Butter. Eggs, Poultry, Ac. It will be our aim to supply all reasonable wants In our line of a well-regulated family. L. IGLKHART A CO. Also, the best brands of Flour, CornMeal, Feed, &c. mayl2 tf DRY GOODS. IVewJYorkStore WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. "'' ?"'"'u" : ' '.Opening;:;: '..'jj,:-,;; New St)lesSpringnd Summer DUESS-GOODSS RICH MOIRE ANTIQUE SILKS," RICH PLAN SILKSj J RICH REP SILKS, RICH MANTILLA SILKS, New Spring Sacks,' yy.-i v v Black Silk Basquines, Light Cloth Talmas, Lace Points and Circles, Fancy Cashmeres and Clonklnes. French Twilled Broadcloth, Clonk and Dress Trimmings, Fancy Goods. Buttons, Ac., Ac, all at greatly reaucea prices. 14 and 16 First Sired, Three doors west of Sherwood House. COTTON WARPS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL THOSE HAVING A SELF-ACTING. PI A JST D -X, O O M That we are nrenared to furnish them. on. short notice, Wa ris for Wiavi.vo JkAns, of the best quality, ready to weave, as low ' as can be bought anywhere. Orders wil be promptly r attended to. Send on your beams. JOHN W. GRU-EN A CO., Corner Bond street and Canal. Evansville Wool' Factory. : The- UndersieiKid" respectfully announce to the Public in general, but most especially to the Farmers, that they are prepared to take In Wool for manufacturing into the following GoodH, vi J. - - ' --'''i Jeans, Blankkts, Coverlets, Plain and fLAID f LANXKLS, lilNSKYS, ATI,j(et A Stocking Yarn. On the most reasonable terms and short notice. We have also a srood surmlv of iha above Goods on hand for sale or exchange for Wool, so that persons living at a distance, who brine or send their Wool can have their goods right off. Price li.s for manufacturing will be sent on application. Office and Factory corner Bona street and Canal. ' JOHN V. GtttlEN A(Hf. ap6-6m .