Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 31 May 1866 — Page 1

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VOL. XVIITELEGRAPH. The Colorado Bill. Admission t Charges against tho B ureau ;f . ; Officers of North Care- ! - !'. ,- Una' ; ' , ,."!.: . ; Santa; Anna's '.Visit to this . Country. ; ,;.!; A-Tor.', ado in Mississippi! : Stoneman's Report on the J "; - -memvm8 mot: ( ; i .1; !...' ' ' . " i 1 Nashville. Mav 30. Four soMWa

of the Sixteenth regiment, in an affray f ' -with frw policemen who were attempt- ' ns to 'arrest them1 for fi rhtinor Rorf.

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fiJack CotineIy; it is thought, will die V i 'ff rom his wounds ; the other policeman, 1 Pin k; Dews, is badly, though - not danker "gerously hurt. ' ,.' rht;i-i

. ' ine oourt-martial m 'the case of Ishard Henderson,- was occupied by ' "witnesses for .the prosecution in- at- ' tempting to impeach the' character of one J.1 Dennis, a witness for the

'. accused; the testimony wasp not of a , '' satisfactory nature, and elicited nothing beyond the fact that witness did not Believe him to be above suspicion fi in regard to Jruth and veracity. Three " 0 witnesses ' were examined, when, the V court adjourned until to-morrow. " .', j.,. A. grand, tournament takes , place :;here , to-morrow; ' ; several steamers iJeave the city; an extra train will also . leave , the "b. It. Railroad. Seven V, or I -eightx-Confederafe generals' will be t. ... present. . . r...'j ' ) ' . f, " The Colonial and- Immigration. So -ic -iety; who recently received their char- ' ter from the Legislature, and having j, for its object the promotion of immi- . r. ration .to 'Tenuessee.waa organized

r?; v yesterday" .The following officers were f ... elected: President, (Jen. G.,11. Thoins: as; 'Vice, Gen. R. W. Johnson; See0 .ietarj-,, F.. 11. Cheatham;, Treasurer, ft , f; Anson NeTsQn.' :- . ; ;, ,! , .;. .u: Hon. Edward Ewinir. 'is snortlv' id

.j publish his legal opiuio'iVin ,regard' to l'- ,tbe.,..IegaKty.bf Gov. rBrownlow'sV ap- : rnnih)z Commissioners' rejected'' hv

'..the ScuateT-'"" ' t-y-"---. " 'J . River, four feet oh ; the shoals, and .at'a stand: .;' inn ? ,,f ' - FROM . MEMPHIS. '.' Memphis, 'May 30.--The .Congress Committee have already , examined .over J00 witnesses in the riot, investi-, fation and are proceeding vigorously, t will be some days before they . will -complete their work. . ' ..'. . Since the burning of the colored school houses at the time of the riot . a buijding of .'sufficient capacity for the accommodation of , four or five hundred scholars has been erected by the Freedmen's Bureau with the name -of Phoenix Educational Institute, and ,; was opened to-day with a good deal of ceremony. Speeches were made . by, ixen. iist, ixen, liuctle and others. ., ... Arrangements are being made for a grand? celebration by the Freedmen : here, of the Federal occuDation of the city by the TJnion troops, on the 6th of June,. : .. , t v.:., v . ' ! ; The Bulletin says that .President . .Baize, unable to check the revolution in San Domingo, is determined, to leave thef country. . This statement, ;however, is doubtful, as , the revolu- . tion is said to be on a small scale. ! . . " Great preparations are making for . ; the , reception ;of .tthe . uew i CaptainGeneral ', .,.! r t t s ' The circulation of the 'Crpnwaot New York has been suspended J in v. Havana, on account of an. : article , .... against, the Cerinor of .IIavanar. Thi Cuban subsidy of three .hundred(dol- , .lars in gold to the Ctwitca has . also .been suspended,, . , 2 , . J',' '!f ., FBOM ST.' "' ' " Sr. Locis, May 29 In the Old School Assembly the appeal of R. J, jjireckinndge was laid aside, and the repojrt. on the Louisville ' Presbyteries taken ' up ' and "debated "bv ' W. ,L. ' T?rfft!nridirp." anil T)r TrumnTipor rn

; - favor, but no action was reached, and f . it is stated to-day1 that R.' J. Breckin rjdge will urge his appeal. .. . vfi v ; t . . -,. .I, . . m ' - - i f ,- . , nf:4n". s- FROM. 3TJEW OBIEASS. . ' - .a t Ne? Orleans; May 30 A tornado -; -'' Vswept destructively ;i over. Jackson, f I '"'. Mips.tand injured the State House. . I ' ' ' The 3d Michigan Volunteers, nam-

bering 340 men, commanded by Gen. Houghton, have arrived from Brazos. Few troops were left at Brownsville. - Matamor.vjs, May 25. Robberies, . murdering and plundering continue,

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datories the country; i ( . Sr. . Johns, ;N; I B., May 29.-The election ia Albert countv was held to day, and resulted, in a few confederate-! candidates being returned by a large

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3TEWS VIA BTEW "FORK. New; York,! ' May 30th. Morning specials say vit is not generally known that the Colorado Admission Bill can 'obtain ! the necessary twothirds VO'te.:"!i .i 'i. ; Mrsv Jeff. Davis left this morning5 for Fortress -Monroe called hither by a letter from JDr.j Cooper, stating that her husband was ill. 4 ' . ; i The; specification 'arid .'charges against the Bureau officers '' in North Carolina have been prepared, but the Commission has not yet been appointed. They are to meet in Raleigh on the 15th of June. " , " ;,; . - ii ; The ' .Congressional; Committee &r pointed ' tc follow upr the action of Steadman and Fullerton is beingraade up, and will leave for the South the first of next week.3 " ;. .t...-, sj" "' The Postmaster General -will send to the Senate, in a dav or two. a venlv to the Senate resolution of inquiry as to the ' expediency .of connecting the telegraph and "'postal isvstem:-under the direction' of the Pbst Office De partment. - lie vwill show .that in his Judgment the telegraph system cannot he canneeted with the postal service with ' advantage ' to the Government, and will ;ffive"at leherth the reasons why it would not be proper or expedi ent to connect the two systems. i ; ' Mr.! Hoover, hairman of the Committee on Banking and Currency," is engaged in investigating the conduct of the National Banks. " .M-.-f j i The Times' special says i There" is the best authority for denying the report in some of the papers,- that the proceeds of the recen t sales of gold by the Secretary of the : Treasury have. been applied to the purchase of Government bonds, t J"-.-.-,,!" v New rYoRk,-.May 30. The Telegraph Company of the Board of Fire' Commissioners have . decided aga inst the'present telegraph system as . very unreliable. ' " j,,. . j f - A Washington special savs that the result Of the commission that is here in be ha It omreneral Santa Anna may be summed up in a, few words. , , Col. JiazOura and Mr Baize arrived in the city ; on i V oduesday 1 1 ovenins. j . On Thursday they called jn . a ljbodyupon me iii exieunf minister, enor itouier,.; andii had a . Qinewhat protracted,' though not an officjal.'interview.; The following day -they presented their'. compliments to Secretary Seward, ln'' the toretiopn o Safnnlay'tliey h;4 another, interylew'with' SenoRymerb; In'the afternoon of the same day Col. Revas called1 ori the-Mcxicah minister alone." He visited.'hmi gaiij 'yesterday and to-day, remaining ail horir of' more upon"'- e;Veh ' occasion... i : What .transpired at these interviews' has. not been allowed to be made 1 public. It is .f'krtown, however, that they called , on Romerd yis! Mexican citizens, and that they were received by him in his individual capacity: ' '. J ; ;i ; "' , It is 'generally believed that they desired his permission to' proceed o Mexico in the interests of the Liberal Government; and it is also believed that Gen.' Romero declined to commit himself or the Government he represents in an 'official manner,'. untif he has had an opportunity of communicating with its head, and learning his ! wisnes .iseyona this, nothing j is known all statements are mere speculations.' ' ' ,' - 1 ''. - ; Mr. Baize ; returned to5 New 'York Vfistfrdnv ' i i ; ' i . , ' Col. Rivas and Mazoura wijl probaDiy leave to-morrow.". " " - New, York; 3fay 30 The steamer Peruvian.'from Liverpool, has arrived with seven hundred and fifty-one passengers ; she IobV during the passage, thirty-five from cholera, twenty-eight now are sick on board, who . will be transferred to .the hospital ship., ; j New Yorjc, v3Iay 30,-rr-The shipcarpenters now,;on the , strike., here have adopted ;-a j resolution to-, the effect that if the " bosses " would appoint a committee' to ponfer . with i the qtrikersy1 the latter .would . be ready to ' meet them and :hear any proposition they had td offer, .The men speak in very decided terms as to their deter- ! mi nation to obtain, the eight-hoursys-tern, which they .declare, was the question -at issuei m -j;., : , ; ,, ; . The North Carolina State Conven tion continued.sitsHdeliberatAons.iycsterday.; . ' -i..- . ; ". M ; - The resolution to sell the right of the State ; in- certain railroads to responsible parties , was l-eferred , to a committee. .:,.-, i- u ,-. , ;w j A resolotio'n,f appointing af?c6mmittee. to wait on the President with, a yiew . to restoration, . was ; . made' - a special order. There are said to I be ten strong Unioa-men in the Convene tion and only twenty-nine rebels,, j i The steamer Columbia arrived, ihere to-day, bringing Havana dates to, the 26th.. ' ' n Small-pox continued at Porto Rjco, I ana nad spead to several 'points though it was decreasing at the latter place.' "'i !i ' i -s ;: ;' .'; New YoRK;May'36.r-Geni How-1 ard has transmitted to Congress, reports from Generals Whittlesey, Sewell and others, regarding the administration of the Freedmen's Bureau in reply to the statement made by Gen'ls gteadpian and Fullerton. These reports contradict the statement referred to, and refute the charges made, claiming that the, .Bureau is fully, honorably and discreetly administered..; , -V" . J :rKOM.;WASHIXGTOjr.-' ' ! ,. ; Washington, May. 30. The Secretary i of ; War -to-day sent to the House in compliance with a resolution oi that body, the. report of Gen-

EYXSTILLE, 1NDM THURSDAY; MAY 31. 1866.!

eral Stoneuian relative to' the recent Memphis riots. 1 he latter gays that on investigation by Commission, it appears that there were killed, nutright, twenty-four negroes, three of wnom were-discharged soldiers. The 3d Artillery had been stationed at Memphis -since .its! organization, and consequently were not under the best of discipline- Laree numbers of the men had what they call familiesliving iu oouiu luempnis, contiguous to tne lortmwnicn the soldiers were sta tioned. These soldiers had been used as the instrument to execute the orders of Government Agents, such as Provost Marshal, Bureau Agents, etc.; and consequently had been more or less brought directly in contact with the law-breaking portion ojt the community and the police, which is far from beinff composed of the hpst. class of residents here, but partially vi men wno consider tne negro as nis competitor and natural enemy. Many negro soldiers have, from time to time, been arrested by the police; and many-whites, including some of the police, have been arrested by fhe negroes, and in both cases' these 4 are citizens who have been harshly x . . 1 A . .- . .... ireaieu. Alter giving particulars ot the .riot; Gen. Stoneman concludes his re marks by saying the rioters were com posed of the police, firemen, and the rabble, with a sprinkling ot; Yankees, all led on and encouraged bv the office hunters, and most of . them under the influence ot whisky. It appears, in thft evtdpnie hfnrA t"K A nnmmlacmn that John Craighton Vecuder, of the city, made a speecnto the rioters, m which he said: We are not ; prepared, but let us prepare to clean every negro son oi a bitch, put ot town. . ; . ; . f Very few paroled Confederates were mixed up with the rioters on Tuesday and Wednesday, the .large proportion of the rioters being registered voters. Who commenced the incendiarism on. Wednesday night, remains to be de veloped. ... 'i . , ., ; '".V'! " : Jfew York Market. ''I' ' . iJfiw Yokk, May 30. ' Cotton Pull, heavy, and l2c lower; owhi iiv;. mr ..mauling. .r louk-ttiiiiier more steady and more active; E8.&8 80 for Extra .State. s 40r4 utr noann-uonp Uliio, aaa S! )tuli UO for trade brands, market closing steady. ' Whisky- Whisky aotive and - tinner : ti jur wtfSLern. . - . ... Whkat Firm, and nrlcfis wiflmiif. rif. tided 'change; n 40 for Unsound Chicago Spring, and t 7a for Unsound Milwaukee . Kyb Oitlet: 9ic for' Western ' Cohh Ofwiied a shade firmer, and closed .urn mm otc. lower; veiic tor Damaged w ..Mixed, .Vf extern-.- und ,:t3.fc. for mi(i do. ; . ..j - j.vth A Khd iBxtoV iild" Qttiet ;"Sdy 641 ;c, and nomiual. PETROLEnr Dull ; 43c. for Refined In bond, i , . " .i --i Pork Heavy; S. 5030 87 for New Mess, $29 2529 7.5 for. Old do., and 124 O024 for llllItT. .... .. . i iiABD Tirm at 22Vic ; small sales at 22. Du riiin-neavj ; ow(i.3c. lor UIllO Cheese Quiet at SiJOc. ' "Money Iwisy at 6,'A7 oer cent. ' ; Sterling Exchange Quiet at 109Ji Gold Firmer: onenincr at. 13SV ulni. tag to 138Jt declining to 136, and closing at Total export of specie to-day, ?3,191,400. , , 1 ' ' f 1 .. , it, ' Cinclwnfttl Market. . i u . ' ..,' , ; CiiiCiJTNATi, May 30. The market for all articles was generally quiet, without important change, except for oat, which are higher, closing at &a 55c for No. 2 In elevator. , , -. .... ,, II' II r..in. I.' i . .1 . . . ' . . in. " x ii iii, uliu in ueuiauu ai in bond. Provisions Quiet, bnt held with, great firmness. Mess Pork sold at 31 00. Bulk Meats not offered below 1214c for Shoulders, im; iui niuen, auu iiy2c ior viear Blues. ,; juakd duu; neia at 2Jc; prime, unchanged, i Cottos Dull, and prices nominal at 37c 4ur iiiiuuiiu ..CioiD 137-a;138, nr. .--" . Saint IoaiH Market. '-. : - 8x, LorIS, May 30. ' i 'FLorR-Easier, and not quotably lower. . Wheat Dull and unchanged. -Coax Lower; MmTdc . ' i ... ! Oats Drooping. M i t , PoHK--Advanced to 32 00. . ." . , Bacon Unchanged. ' ! WhiskV Advanced to 2 21. . : .if I : 'I Keir.:OrIeBBis Markets.', j, ! ! ; . f V ?New Orueaxs, May 30. Cotton Unchanged ; sales, 500 "bales at 36t37c. ; to-day's receipts, 92 bales. '-.., Bank Steri,tng 53c. j Freights to New York yf.c. ; Liverpool c. j Havre lc. . ; DRUGS Sc CHEMICALS n CLOUD & : Am, wjr, - - . r i "- -I J Vliolesale Driiggiist AND 5IAMFACTURIXG CHEMISTS No. 5 Main Street -'4 AGENTS FOR' GEORGE R REED'S DOMESTIC LIQUID DYES. GENERAL AGENTS FOR DR. ARMSTEAD'S TONIC SYRUP UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, ajad HLE OINTMENT. ' All orders promptly Oiled. aprls

MISCELLANEOUS.

BRATI-FLOUH-BRAirj "VK ,hye sncn arrangements for supply of Blour and Bean as will justify us in saying we will keepon hands a constant SUDDt.V. Rates low. Mm. f to any part, of the city free of charee. . may2adlw. IGLEHEAKT P.I ' BROS. Annexation of Territory to tie City '"of Evans ville. ; ; WOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Common Council of the city of Evansville, in pursuance of the provisions of an Act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, approved March 6, 1S65, entitled An Act to amend th wvAntv.fi mi utinn of an Act entitled 4 An Act granting to the citizens of the town of Evansville, in the -t""ij v auuerourgn, a city unarter,' Board of County Commissioners of Van derburgh County a petition praying for the desenbed territory, and setting forth the reasons for such annexation, viz.: The imna.i,ion to saia ciiy ot me loliowingsouthwest quarter of Section No. 20. Town ship No. 6 south, of Range No. 10 west, in Vanderburgh County, Indiana, the same being known as the " Longworth Tract " ; said territory being contiguous to the city ; of Evansville, and not platted or lain off. ! ' ' w.HAK;K,M8yor.! Attest: a. m. mwbiff, cierJfc. . i mayw d till June25 ' l Dissolution of Copartnership. ; fTIXIE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO JL, lore existing between B. F. Gatch and R. O. Gatch, under the name and style of vaicn b oon, is in is aay dissolved- Dy n- , tual consent, R. C. Gatch retiring from the May 8, lSWi. R. C. GATCH. c. -,' r..'... Copartnership r i TfTE,TIIE l7iUr.KSH.SEl), HAVE WW this day formed a copartnership, under the name and style of Gatch t Lozier.' ana win eonunue tne business at the old stand of Gatch & Son. No. 37 Main street. l::i):''''i::'rA-Cafclifii'.i v';J.v V, MJVIMi ii : -I - ..i , . ui JVU41J1M IN RETIRIN44 FROM THE ilttM of Gatch & Son. I return thanks to oor patrons for past favors, hoping the same .1UI,V,.'1 J lltXJ WUtlllUt? W1UJ ill V UCl"PU maylO tf ; , ,. . B.C. GATCH : ., ' CopartnersMp. . ' J'. VSTE, . THE UNDERSIGN FT, HAVE" WW. this day iormed a cop r'nershipr uuuer iiie name ana style oi Lt. igienart S Co., to carry on the Grocery and 1'iovision business, in the building formerly occupied by Cross fc Crofts, Third street, ; between Main and Locust st reet;. - 1 ; : ! ,,, , JOHN H. BORGMANI , - LEVI IGLEHART. . j Evansville, May 10, 18(36. . . t ; ; M T EFEuBISd TO TH: ABOVE, IT JL, is witn great pleasure re Introduce our successors to our late numerous friends and customers, and solicit for them the same line rat patronage heretofore extend eu lO us. ...,, cxtOSa A CKOilH, May 10, 1806. ' ' 1 ." . .. ' - . IOLEHABT. : - , . ' J. H. BOKGMAJf. ' " ? L. IGLEHART & CO THIRD STREET, bet. Main and Locust. - CITY GROCKUY. A COMPLETE STOCK AND GENeral assortment of (Staple and Fancy j Groceries constantly on hand, with fresh arrivals of Country Produce, such as But ter, .ggs, t-ouiiry, sc . It will be our aim to suddIv all reason able wants In oar line of a well-reeulated iamiiy. u. njL,t.tiAti f s uu. Also, the best brands of Flour, CornMeal, j?eea, fcc. s.Lf. .,". j:!'. Lmayui tr Dissolution , of Copartnership. ; mHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOJ. fore existing between W. T. Young and Auspacner ons under tne name and style of W. T. Young 4 Co., is this day dlssoivea Dy mutual consent. , 'i. ? ; . ji iiANBPACHER A SONS. May 29, 1866. - , . may30dlw . - f Dissolntion of CopartnersMp. THE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN Charles Diehl and Daniel Westfall, in the blacksmithing business, is this dav dis solved by mutual consent, by the. with drawal of Charles Diehl from the firm. The business will be conducted by Daniel Westfall, r , ,. , DIEHL A WESTFALL. may25dlw. ' , ... . ; , . ! if j "! .'.' j :'ff ! a c 1 c ' V ' . 0) - S(3 -' a !"0-rti cc 05 O o . t;i'.i MiH J Hl.-i '&a?.-.s4 T, a. o Cob "(ii l. V m i '''ii JL'! '.) t , Important' to " Shippers. j J:J JMEAP FREIGHTS ALWAYS SEcure customers. : I will receive freights at ' . - , . " ! all hours, for all points on the Tennessee River as high up as Eastport, at to CENTS V IOO POUNDS, and Barrel Freight In proportion.- . . . ' ' . JOHN B. HALL, ; may22dtf .. . Steamboat Agent, ; Notice to Contractors. ' THE BOARD. OF COMMISSIONERS of VanderhftAo-h Pnn,. 111 1 - "nil i. mil. ii v 1 T.. roposals up tothe. second Monday in une. Iwl, for makincr on omhanlrnin for a roadway south of Tody's Bridge. The embankment will be70 feet in length, 20 feet in width at the top, with side slopes X feet horizontal to 1 fruit. wrtla.l a.nrl the greatest height of filling will not ex ceed o leei ine earth to be obtained on the north side Of Pisreon Owiir whera riirwtnrl. The side stakes are now set, with the neignis 01 tne till marked thereon. ' 1 may26d2w VICTOR BISCHT Auditor.

CARPETS. Just What Is Needed. WAREH OTJSE i,-. AND r"-, House Furnishing Estakishm't Wm. E. French : Co. IIEADQUARTfcRS i r OF STJPFLIES TOR Families, Steamboats & Hotels. ' I v .!T rl ': , r ' j VELVET CARPETS, , r . THREE-PLY CARPETS,' .. ' TWO-PLY CARPETS, . ' ; ! INGRAIN CARPETS, . VENETIAN CARPETS', , ' COTTAGE CARPETS, 1 ; LISTING CARPETS, ' ' " 1 RAG CARPETS," , ' HEMP CARPETS, f WOOL DRUGGETS, ' 'V ' CHINESE MATTING,' " , MANILLA,MATTING, j COCOA MATTING, : - ' VELVET RUGS,' ; ' 'y '' ; i BRUSSELS RUGS,' ' " ; ''. OIL CLOTH RUG'S,' ; VELVET 'MATTS,' " : ' ' t RUBBER MATTS, ' COCOA MATT8;!?' ' ' ' ADELAtD MATTS; ' " '" "' ' ' WINDOW1 SHADES. T.'. ' SHADE FIXTURES, SITilt-DAMASft, fi WO0L4bAALi.SK, ft ! J , WINDOW HOLLANDS, , LACE CURTAINS, fjCtt EroOBNICBBf - f : picture Tassels '" curtain hooks, o 00 H K . tr1 H w o 1 a o .a 'ft (X) IH 9 0 ,00 3D H O 1-3-H .C "O r e 1 STAIR LINEN AND OIL CLOTH, ! SILVER-PLATED STAIR RODS,; .. ? i PAPIER M ACHE STAIR RODS, ; POLISHED BRASS STAIR RODS, ' TABLE tlNENS ANT? NAPKI S, ' LINEN AND, COTTON SHEETINGS, ; LINEN AND COTTON PILLOW CASING, RUBBER SHEETING (Water Proof,) ; WOOL' and RUBBER PIANO COVERS, ; VELVET and BRUSSELS FOOT STOOLS, ' TABLE OIL CLOTHS, Ac. &c4' ; "';.. ... : ..1 ... . , ; Experienced Paper Hangers and Uphol sters will be furnished when required. Carpets cut and made to order. Oil Cloths fitted and put down. Cornices mounted and put up. WIndo.w Shades hung. Window Valences, of elegant styles and new designs, made up and furnished on short notice. "All work warranted.-' Prices guar anteed as low as in any similar establishment in the United States. Give as a call. WM. "E. FRENCH & CO., ;-No. 10 First .Street, i Y';. UP-STAIRS.'; . -" . . ! I millinery: GOODS. , TO THE MILLINERS. : j MY STOCK of MiUlnery1 Goods for the Spring Tradeyj- in o '. Wholesale: ! ! t Is now ready.. Those" wishing. to lay: in their Spring' supply should cait soon and see we sickjk anu 11 learn the new prices. U ?il,:i si '( f) B.UAUM. TO THE I.AfelES of K VANS VILLE AND My Stwk of Alilliuery for the Spring trade, is now. complete And ready for inspection, fesMri. Baum selected the Ufkds herself, and has not spared time nor"noney to get the latest novelties of Paris and New York. ' I have. also, thn cli riA.iwa T?.i.,..y.:, T:.A,:..! ' P i and will make them to order at the, sliortest notice, as 1 have a full assortment of spring ciotns and Black Silks, and Trimxiimgs lur rame. aiso, uress rrimmings, Lacts, Embroidery. Corsets. Nets for.the Hair, the new stvle of Hair- Coils TCirt Gloves, Lace Mitts, Hosiery, and an end less 1ISC OI 1 --...I . - - , .... - . 1, j Fancy No tions. Also. Hair In Switches. Curls and Prnnt Pieces, in eood suddIv and at the lnwiwt. umrnei prices.- i H. BAUM, . ' . ISO. 52 Main Street. P. S. No business tranxiutul rm Rtnr, day. mar21-3m. LUMBER. JAMES SWANS0N A? SOX, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DPIisrE LUMBER, Shingles, Lath, Doors, and Sash. . Also, a laree nssnrtniAnt. f Allpchenv. Chicago, and Toledo Lumber and Flooring, Dressed and Undresuuxi rn h.nil And for I sale. .- -. . . , ..,! -.. ., t ... ;. . . . ,. Extra Sawed an1. FthrxA - Pin tynmaws, eianreen nche lona. r. 1 We resnectfnllv 0.7 lit -ritin. r,t Evansville to giv us a call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. -, . Yard oit Wateb Stbekt, ' . (Opposite Lamasco Wharf,) Evansville. All orders promptly attended to. ;

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-HARDWARE. Geo. onutas & Co. IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE and CUTLERY, -AN! No. 31. - - - No. 31, MAIN STREET EVANSVIIXE, INDIANA. 18 G G. r .ft 13 First iSti-eet, SIGN OF THE WELLS, KELLOGG & CO., IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALi , ERS IN ,.!.'! ' . AND NO. 13:; ' 1 V.lt Hit, :'t fl. ,,: "FIIIST street; (SIGN QF THE BIG PADLOCK.) COTTON WARPS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GFVEN TO ALL . THOSE HAVING A SELF-ACTING. That we are prepared to furnish them, on . short notice, warps fob Weaving Jbaks, of the best quality, ready to weave, as lew as can be bought anywhere Orders will be promptly attended to. Send on your beams. JOHN W. GRUEN. CO., , . Corner Bond street and CanalEvansville Wool Factory. The Undersigned 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 Goods, viz. : . i -i 1 , . . Jears, Blankets, Covtcbi,et8, Plain and , Plaid Flannels, Linseys, Satinets fe Stocking Tarw.; s On the most reasonable terms and short notice. We have also a good supply of the above Goods on hand for sale or exchange for Wool, so that persons living at a distance, who bring or send their Wool early, can have their goods right off.. Price list for manufacturing will be sent on application. Office and Factory corner Bona street and Canal. JOHN W. GRUEN ACO. ap6-6m TINWARE. II. . BLEMKER TTAS REMOVED FROM his Old to his new JUL stand on Main street house,.. No. 14 Second Street Between Main and Sycamore, and received a large addition to his stock of wr mn that he now has the largest. cd stock in the cifcy of Plain and Fancy Tinware, Cooking and Heating Stoves, Mantle. Mantle Fronts, tha rrnr hxit Rnimlwl Grates, fine and common; Skillet and Lids; Ovens and Lids; Sugar-Kettles: Dog-Irons: Smoothinsr-lrons. fancy and common; Coal Hods and Vases; Britan nia ware; Iron, Tinned, and Enameled Ware, and evervthinnr nnnnected with th business ; in fact. xeneral assortment of HOUSE-FUHNISHING GOODS. A good assortment of Tinners' Stock. r All Jobbine. such aa GUTTER! if ROOFING, Ac, done t short notice. ah warrantea as represented. Offers to sell chean. at wholesale or ratail.

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