Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 May 1866 — Page 6

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MACHINISTS. XMESCENT FOUNDERY, arrAnsviLLB ..INDIANA. Manufacturers of ,3 J 1 4- .

rsssm engines, steam boilers Portable engines ,-, ; AND ti'' w . " r. i OSCULAR' SAW MILLS,

Xii the aaoct Approved Pattern.

.C2J'atmg of -Machinery appertaining to

.STEAMBOAT S , 3istilieries,' Flouring i ' , .Kiils of all sUes, with the latest a lit "" Jr.-wn;-. i j -:-4 ifi , i n ; 4 fmpjoyementa attached, '' TOBACCO SCREWS, &c, &c, Sfoeq sad "Brass Castings of Every Description. ' J?iwar8in Steam Guages, Gum Belting, Vtnoaracks, Wrought, Iron Pipes, Bolting Saia,c, at Manufacturers' Psioes. t. $- .12 I f LTkpsiring Done at Short Notice. V;?kMfii sent to all parts to fit up work d Repair lioiiers anu jviacmnery. r 1I m-riers will receive our indlvidu ;.i tJGaSntion, and will be promptly filled on -iV ir. !-ii!kt. reasonable termH. . ; SWiiae and Foundery on the Canal, corner . tl.JkEie street. , ocio-my SSxhultze, Thuman & Co., eclianics' !Eounclry i ; t" 1 ! ..""OLanufacturers and Builders of S i- ' i. A r--jain Engines, Circular mm: ' "' Saw f ; T f r ') f HSuat. -and .Sugar MUls, Tobacco Screws, v r Summing Machines,', Distil- ,' lery and Mining Maehlnery, Malt Mills, Corn ---e sellers, House Fronts, Cellar Grates. I 'J i BRASS CASTINGS ,.,..; A.- .v,.wA .. Of every descriptfbn. . ,,t ..,-...,',".".',... '. .,;i,t,-'. r'-'i it--.o! rtfcchuiry of all kinds Madeand Eepairetb Dealers in Belting; Fire Bricks,' tttu'i'i Steam Guages, and,; j. j,j .!!.! ' Wrwfighl IronPlpes. Old Materials Bought. s i Ti 7J

have the facility of the best Ma- - oery and Workmen, and will give all WKtfctntruHted td ufr our individaal attenhim, till orders promptly, warrant our iweit, and charge reasonable prices. 8&ci and Foundry, corner of First and 3MMeet,-Rvanirrtne, Ind.-t: ''' -SA. B. Workmen sent to all parts to fit kfc22im SCHULTZE, THUMAN & CO. .AKAiaMt 4 .1.1 . -s- "A

STATK ITEMS.

A squad of the 18th Regulars passed through Indianapolis oa Tuesday for Fk Leavenworth. We are glad to learo that Col. Bob Stewart is again out on the streets of Terre Haute. 1 ' ". ' Terre Haute is again infested with thieves. Their proclivities seem to be for express wagons and buggy harness. . :.,,... A grand pic nic holiday will begiren to the inmates of the Soldiers' Home at Knightstown soie day next week - ' ' ' :.''.'"'".' . In the match game of base ball played at Lafayette, on Tuesday, between the "Western Club of Indianapolis and the Wabash Club of Lafayette, the latter were defeated, ; Score, 30 to 76. The editor of the Lafayette Journal says he has been showna young" chicken with four legs and, four, wings. -The Catholics of Greeneastle hare purchased the Old School Presbyterian Church building, and opened it for worship on Sunday,last. , t , The denomination known as Dunkards " have purchased a fine tract of land, in Howard County, near Greentown, andi intend verecting a church edifice. In the match contest cricket same played at Cincinnati, between the Indianapolis Club and the Cincinnati Club, on Friday, the latter were suc cessful by one hundred and seven runs. There is, more painting being done in Madisbi"this"' season, the Courier ys, than ever before. Very much painting is being done here, a large proportion of it being done with cheap paint lime and water. 4 - 4 We understand it is a settled fact that the J effersonville Road has purchased the Peru Road, in order to make a through route to Chicago.--Indianapvhs Meraldz f r I A Fall. A young man engaged in painting a house on Ferry Street, yesterday morning, fell from the ladder (5n which he was standing r and was jured. Lafayette Journal. I Destroyed. A half million dol lars worth of Free Bank currency was destroyed yesterday at the bank department of the pfiice of the State Au ditor, felowly the extinguishment goes on. Indianapolis Journal. 1 Iu Randolph Countv. last" Sabbath week, a man by the name 6i Carver committed suicide by hanging himselji. The causesf assigned ' were difiiculties 5 rowing out- of a law suit with one ohnson, who had induced Carver to sign, .a libel, . ; ,f ; . .ri ,-. ,, j The citizens" of 'Porter County are making arrangements to celebrate the coming. 4th of Jnl in , an appropriate maner. That's righL '. . . , -! - v Eight townships in ; Rush County have contributed to the Indiana Soldiers' t, Home.! and paid over to its agent, A. Atkinson,. 1,3Q0. , , - j Rush County-toles1 the Union ticket, and that's what's the matter. f I Two or three women in Terre Haute have recently been detected, in , shoplifting: One of them started outfc.6f a clothing 'store with an entire suitcoat, vest, and, pants-concealed beneath her sl?awl,but waa piirsued and made to dissgorge. . ! ."-txiKlfU .--n i A H :-ii-i-At.-..tsA i I The New Albany Ledger says the cut-worms are doing much damage to the grojfinf r?rin"Sp5n.if irCounty. -Indianapoli Journal. j WSnd 'thdFabout four days bf Featherless chickens, the size of a quail, command 30c. each in Madison. Madison Gnirier. You had better come out here and buy. You-po,uld.get-thenihere for half a (follar-tMr I-"'V The Warsaw Indianian learns that the'Oaiholfey Wihvi )lace are about selecting ground for a new church edifice, which will make the sixth in the town. The Baptist Sabbath School of Terre Haute hold their annual picnic at Clinton'eighteen, miles. abqy Terre Haute, to which place they will be carried by Capt. Shewmakers fine steamer Romeo1(rAfr Ti.!I Great Meeting at Bedford.. held at JtJediord, JLanier County, on the 18th inst., to elect.dclegatea to ;th Concessional and Senatorial Conven tion.' Being the first county meeting with a view to the State election, coni biueraoie uiiuresi was aiiaenea 10 tne meetinWjmffL fg Just where Lanier County is situa ted we have ' been -unable to learn There was a large meeting at Bedford in Lawrence County, on the JStlljad dressed by Gen. Kimball and " Old Man Eloquent" Dick Thompson, of Terre Haute. Corn planting is pretty well through with in this vicinity. A much greater ! breadth of ground is planted this sea- , son than for the past four years attributable, we believe, to the fact that labor is , more abundant :, now than when thd war wasf in progress? Richmond Palladium.

THE . EVANS VILLE DAILY JOURNAL, 3? RID AY,?M A.Y 25,

The great horse fair at New Albany opened on Tuesday.. The attendance does not seem to have been as large as was expected, nor were the entries as numerous. Seven entries of stallions wore made,,an4 the blue ribbon waa carried off by ' Whirlwind," the property of Henry Liter, of Jefferson County. In the ring of mares for general purposes, five entries were made, and four . were exhibited. " Kitty Lewis," the property of Mark Lewis, took the first premium. On the time track, . the first entries for the citizens' premium $50 did not go, there being but two entries, and the rule required three. Second entries Trotting on time track, best two in three, one mile heats and repeat, three entries were made; and the following is the result: j . 1st. 2d Eobt. Johnson ntersg. g. Gray Bell, 3 2 . Mat, Clai tenters b. m. Olive Rose, 1 1 W. Brown enters b. g. Andy J ohnson, 2 6 . Time 3.05, 3.12. That is what we would call a slow race, there being numerous horses in this city; who fan betit by from 20 to 30 seconds. We guess they are " scrubs " that are being exhibited at New Alblny-.1 irlvA man by the name of Wood was arrested in Porter County, Indiana, on Wednesday last, charged with committing a.rape on the person of a little girl thirteen years old, a week ago last Sunday. Through bribery Wood, was. permitted, to escape, by ;the officer having him in charge, and great excitement prevails in that neighs borhood. Thia is said to be Wood's second crime, of the same kind his first victim having died of her injuries. The officer who permitted his escape will be prosecuted. wy i , r . - 1 .1... ' Herbert, Williams, Esq., has been un animously confirmed by the Senate as Collector of the port of Michigan City. George n. Burrowes, Esq., of La fayette, , late -.jf Superintendent of the Toledo, Wabasn and Western Railroad, was presented, on Monday evening, with a fine chronometer and chain, by the employees of that road, as a testimonial of their personal egteeHa. Thewa,tohand ichain! tost two thousand dollars. BriRNINO StAHI.KS Citizens will do well to look 1 out for incendiaries. Two stables have been set on fire, in different parts of the city, within the last two days. Men have been caught hanging around, alleys and stable yards in the evening, without excuse, or being able to explain their purpose. The object is undoubtedly to create an alarm, and during the existence of it, pick pockets in the crowd that usually collects at a fire, or , commit thetv and burglary rt distant parte ot the city. Lafayette Journal. J. D. Williams, State Senator, is making speeches inrPike County -He is a good man, but he is a scaly poli tician.. .. Change. The Petersburgh (Ind.) Messenger has changed hands. It is nqw under, the editorial control of P. P. Gleason, a vigorous writer and an accomplished gentleman."' -The paper will be emphatically Union in future, aild will, no doubt,' do good service for the cause. GleasoB-gf Success to you, friend 1 STOVE WORKS. SOUTHERN STOVE WORKSBRIIKME1ER & CO., t COOKING STOVES, FOR WOOD AND COAL; HEATING STOVES, FOR WOOD AND SKILLETS AND LIDS: COUNTRY OVENS AND LIUS: BISCUIT OVENS AND LIDS; ODD LIDS; SUGAR KETTLES: DOG IRONS; JAMB GRATKS; FANCY GRATE FRONTS ; i -AIR GRATES; CELLAR GRATIS; WINDOW 'WEIGHTS; J - MUFFIN- MOLDS ; WAFFLE IRONS; ... HAM BOILERS: , .STOVE, HOLLOW-WARE?, Ac, 4c. ALSO KEEP FOR SALE Tiii Plate, Sheet Iron & Copper, . Tin' and Japanned Ware. j i 4 s 1 i . t" SALES ROOM : Main Street, opposlte'Court Honw. ' Foundry near mouth of Pigeon Creek. --Orders solicited. l" 1 J feb

INSURANCE.

Evansville Insurance Co. Authorized Capitai..... Paid Up Capitai.. .. .....100,000 250,000 FIRE, MARINE, A FIAT BOAT RI8K Taken at fair rates. H; Wrealrk, President. Jamsh H. CuTMta, Secretary. DIRECTORS I Charles Viele, J. 8. Hopkins, f, GUUson- Maghee,' Robert Prnea, "" Dr. M. J. Bray. John Ingle, Jr., H. a. Wheeler, 1 William Brown. 1 Dr. F. W. Sawyer C P. Parsons, Business Agent, who w ii also attend to Life and Accident Insurance Office, corner of Main and First Streets. In First National Bank Bnilding. aplS-tim FIRE, INLAND, AND ACCIDENT 'Insurance Agency ,1 KO., SOUTH WaTEA STREET, : S O ": c" i Between Main and Locust. c - li & ' EVANSVILI.15, IND. . hingtbn Insnrance Co.g m No. 172 Bkobway, New Yokk. . ; Atmetn . R6S8.391 4,8 Does a General FIRE and INLAND MA RINE Insurance, business.- Policies entitled to participate receive SEVENTYFIVE , PER CENT, of the net Droflte. Four consecutive dividends of SIXTY PER CENT. EACH declared to participat ing customers Dy we company. , ; ' : , COLUMBIA " INSURANCE COMPANY. No. 161 BBOADWAyNBW YOBK. i ' Assets...- . . 84 Insures BuikJines. Merchandise. House noia j? urn l lure, nents, leases, and otner property against loss and damage by FIRE, UNITED t "Fire and Marine Ins. Co.OF CINCINNATI AKD COVINGTON. AwsetH...,....J........a........S33J),053 31 Insures HULLS, CARGOES and. FLATBGATS, at fair rates u promium. Among its patrons are David Gibson t Co., C L. Dumont A ,.Co. Capt. Davidson Co., of Cincinnati; Messrs. Ford & Co., Lane A Bartley, J. H. Ferry & Co., of Louisville and New Albany. v NEWTOBK ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. Cash CapiUW...i $250,000 Insures asainst ACCIDENTS. Z Con do n Tickets Insuring S5000 in event of death, and S25 per week in case of disability from accident of any description.- Policies from one montn to nve years, insuring jouo to f 10,000 in event of death, and S3 to T0 weekly com pensation in case of disability, at So per ffl.OOO per annum, k ' , j , & -A!ll losses prompUy adjusted c and paid. - : ; 0- Policies issuedTin all the above companies on favorable terms by ' r EDGAR SnARPE VKciit, mari'7 tt l No. 8 Sotrt ft Water Steebt GEORGE STACKHOUSE, GENERAL INSTJIllVCES -AGENT No. 6 NORTH WATER STREET, r. I Z I EVANSVILLE, IND. i Cash Assets represented, over Eleven. Millions of Dollars v (911,000,000.) Life, Accident, Fire and Marine Insurance CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. Hartford, Conn. Capitai. and Surplus, over - 0,000,000 TRAVELERS' INS. CO., Hartford, Conn. Capitai. and Surplus, $5873 19. PHCSNIX FIRE .MARINE INS. CO.J 7 Brooklyn, N, Y. Capital, and Surplus, ? $118,840.79. BALTIC FIRE INS. Col, New York. -Capital and Surplus, - $2b0,000.0O. declS-d6m t . t DRUGS. ir-tr-PURE DRUGS. ONION D&JJG-STQReT L1CUST STREET, Nef door to Post-OlHce. w. B.1IebBerd. 7 ..j ,w FHuuura. sMrici aiienservant or children;. , Zi Fancy and toilet aEticlfes'of all descriptions, very cheap. , anriatf ' m Tliis delightful toMe tartt new; to ewiial for Preervlne and BeauNfcytug tfce Comt lex ion and Skin, . r , , T sold by druggists ever where. '.; .' 1 . DepoVTl Fulton street; N Y. . : ; mart 6m

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GROCERIES. NEW G&OCERY STGEE, BTCAMOaa, bet. Fourtli mi Fift&, HEDDER3CH & LADES. stock of Groceriesi Provisioiis, Hops, just opened, and at the lowest rates, to which the attention of the public is in vited. All kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange for goods, and the highest mar ket price paid. In connection with the Store, there is a large aid commodious WAGON YARD, for the abcommddation rcountry dealers. mayl8,dfcn-'" i 4H I f CEOSa 1 CB0FT8, I i '. at the I J City Grocery, Third Street, between Mainland' Locust, TATE OUT HAND 30O BAKJRELS ij ii ii if CHOICE NORTHERN POTATQE, which we offer for, sale at, 275;19 harreljto close i Hit A 1JJiV Oi.ii J jjj 4 out the lot. towasrf-"f mayl9 tf Head & Menifee, WHOLESALE CJHOCIIItS, and Dealers in LIQUORS, WINES, NAILS, GLASS, COTTON YARNS, SPICES, WOODEN WARE, &.C., &.C., No. 13 Main Street, (Opposite Branch Bank,) decSO Evansville, lNn."3 rk BUSHELS EXTRA SEED V Vr J Oats, just received and for sale bv J. C. DUSOUCHET & CO.. mar30 No. 19 Water Street. R. a. HUSTON. JOHN O. RUSTON. IS. . Huston & Co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PRODUCE, FIlIWTTNa PAPER, No. SCWater Street, txrt.'Sycamore A Vine, EVAN8VILLE. Indiana. . ki CI o o -o 4 4 Si. ess- The highest market price paid for all Kinds of Products and Rags. NEW SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED: 200 Bags Michigan Oats, superior article. 10 Tons Rich Country Bran. 500 Bushels Iowa Potatoes. f if j 100 Bags Rich Ground Screenings excellent cow feed. In store and for sale at R. S. RUSTON A CO., aprl8 : ' t ' No. 80 Water St. WOOI. FACTORS. CsVliJlxUii 3. tJif'iAi . i."ui'ikici Selitefer, Jlimrotb & Co., .-lf k ! i i't'f VeANDERBRI'II WOOLEN 3IIIES EVANSYILLE, INDIANA,1 MANUFACTURER OF JEANS, SATInets. Flannels,' Linseys, Coverlets, Blankets, Balmoral Skirts, Stocking Yarn, &o, Ac, Factory. atFranklin Street Bridge. Lamasco Enlargement. Store on Third street, between Main and Sycamore; back of 'Washington House,. Wool bought' at the Factory or Store -for cash, at Cincinnat i market prices, or In exchange for goods,.;. . . - Custom Work of all kind !;!!!" l . . - .- ?".;,': : -i.-.j'lr Solicited and 'promptly done ... Priee lists and samples sent It" requested- Persons sending us their wool to be worked up for them, or to lw exchanged for goods, oaght to give full directions what kind of goods they want, and where they want them j wool woEkod up on shares. 'W warrant ' thnm fui (iiioin.,,1. "111-,. ... , uinu im uuuirwiiAtr trfiimippi, - . We arc running two of the. laig.&t and best hctn of W ooien Machinery, ana can nil all orders promptly. T , hch.:fek, kimroth a co. " aprlStlAwSra . , 'SEAL LACS MITTS ' ; ' 11 "il - !....... i tl Ea&rUJmJ , At IffEAp A MOONEY'S.

BOOTS AXTP SHOES.

WM. H WALKER & CO, 83 MAIM STEra, B3 Oppotttte tha Waahlogton Amm .. r ' '.mtf'rt ARE WOW OMBIfllffO, AKD MVSS at the loreet figurea, a superior article of ' .,,.,,,... 4 LADIES "KID, O.OAT.Dwia GLOVE-CALF 7 : -I . . ". . s : ;b a. Xa 1 2mc o.-iirA.';:is ' ' T- :. ' 'i : - " ' " 'I j V -1 '.W ' t ;iPoUb2S4Mta.-'; '- Y !. - " " ' , . - . - ' f. . - . - . ' f - - ;j LASTING CONGRESS GAITERS, t'"- GLOVE-CALF CONGRESS GAITERS, i'.tt'J ..!(. liti'JH i .-; . ' , ! ' Glove-talf Button Balmorala, J Kid and Lasting Slippers, 4 t j j - f- y ' ' I ' i Misses' Lasting, Glove-Calf, Kid, and QoatBoota,- s Misses' Congress Gaiters, of every variety, t Children's Cloth, Kid, Goat, and Calf ". Shoes, j, . Men's Lasting Congress Gaiters, GLove-Oalf -- i Congress Gaiters, : ' ! Lasting Brogans, Lasting, Glove-Calf, and Patent Leather Oxfords, : . ' '1 FINECAIFBOOTS, . Fine Calf Scotch Boot. ' Kip Boots, and RrogaaB, , BOY'S' BOOTS, (Calf and Kip,) , . ; Congress, Lasting, and Glove-Calf Gaiters, . ' Calf and Buff Balmorals, v .v ' Together with a general assortment of Shoes, Boots, and Brogans. ALSO ' .1 .).... . . 1 . IIATs una CAPS) j ;? -. of the latest styles. . We are regularly receiving the latest and most approved goods in our line, at ihe lowest prices, and expect to keep up with the market in respect to quality and price. Persons purcnasina are resnectniuv in vited to call at No. S3 MAIN STREET, and examine our stock. , ' , WM. H. WALKER A OQ. mar7 6m BOOTS and fiHOEfi -AT WHOLESALE! ISTo. ttS A1 LARGE ASSORTMENT OUT ntwn' ijL and Goods arriving almost daily. me iraur m reitrciiuiiv mvueaM-o examine my Stock, with the assuranro taat they will And as , . . . , . Good Goods and aslow Prices " f ,1 f.-'t . . AS.ANY HOUSE IN THE WEST. i t Tha'ikfnltoiold customers for past favors, I would respectfully solitiit a .continuance of the same. .SP.SEMONIN. july 13 : 'J 1 r 't' ii -, HOTELS. American lone. "JOltK TRAVIS,. Proprietor, , . i Mater St., betwrrn Main A SycamoreS t i ' i s .5 , , ; Z .,.').; ).i Opposite Steamboat Landing, Evanavtt Indiana. Free Omnibus running from the D ; pot. ; - . . 1 aprtB 'j RAY HOUSE, Two squares southeast of Union Depot, oor.' " ' lela ware and South street. f Indianapolis, Ind. Jamks Lambsrt A Co., Proprietors. As good fare and cheaper billji than any public house in the city, and meals always readv In time for railroad trains, j? and well-supplied stables, sheds and jrara for live stock, and stock received and mrwarded with promptness on any pfj raUroada. ...... . ; mayl 4Sm