Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 September 1866 — Page 5

THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 19, 1866. i 5i mjk il 3 x r & M. JpP

LOCAL NOTICES.

New Hack. Persona wishing ;t hack will find that Joseph Keller has the fin?st and best in thecity. Orders left at the Kentucky or American House will be promptly attended to. septl9 dlt. Merchant Tailoring. Gentlemen wishing garments made to order can find the finest and best selected stock of piece goods at 84 Main Street, next to tne Washington Hotel. Prof. Mott will satisfy all who give him a call. septl9 tf. Gov. Morton's Reception. The Ward and Township Canvassing Committees will report to the "Committee on Dinner Arrangements " at the Club Room on Friday at 9 o'clock A.M. P. Wassem, Chairman. The General Committee of Arrangements for the Reception of Gov. Morton will meet at the Club Room on Friday at 9 o'clock A. v. A 1 1 . t 1 1; r Co m m i itucs,wm Jifiexpected a mi n i n . . to rep oil 10 saia uenerai i,onmiee at that i time. t. SORENSON, !NC(ertarv. sepliSf I -A 1 &af fk. " diiahing hat " or " a love of a bonnet'' re artielep or lady peadersipever fail to appreciate. We inform Ithem, therefore, that Mrs. WauleV ha just received a splendid assortment of tliesr articles... Among the hats may be found the GlJdiator, Uueen Xitiitna, fvistons ,uu Central Park s hats, nets ar ance. les and al silk and weaver he very latest style of" bonalso beig received in abundiadies will call and eiamine for themse ves. I ae store is in selves., fao pfcore is dn Sec ond street, between Main and locust lentlenien in search oflBeav5UL1CIUUU 111 CillLIl OlSAJUclV B.'will firiI them In Qiantity crs, lok Cassimeis or all gwnlcw;- -tmnv men can ninta tions to genuine French Mr. Clark will handle the shears, and supervise the manufacture, guaranteeing perfect fits and best style. J. R. LOTSPEICH. No. 5 South First Street. A full stock of new Fall and Winter Clothing coming in every day, also Furnishing Goods of the latest and best manufacture. Prices lower than any house in the city. J. R. Lotspeich, No. 5 South First Street. A New Feature in the Mahufacturino Art. We have employed an Eastern workman, who thoroughly understands ail straw work, bleaching, altering and pressing. Also, silk and felt hats, and altering, cleaning, and repairing furs of every description. Any work of the above description entrusted to us, hereafter, will be doue at short notice, and will warrant satisfaction. .ScilAiJivf, RimciNU & Co. Sepl 17rifSpecial Notice. Any person desiring to go into the Dry Goods business, and having $3,000 to $5,000 ready money, can hear of a good opening by addressing "Advertiser," at the-' Journal office. The location is one of the bst in the city, and the house has a well established business. eepl4 tf. -Opening of the Emporium of Fashion. Having just received a fine stuok ot Cloths. Cassinieres. niir Vest ing, of the latest styles and the best patterns, which I am now ready to make up in the most approved style at vpry low rates, I would say to all "myld friends and patrons to give me a call, and I will guarantee them gat-isfaetkmj-Kt-ni.v oH staTrd.-No.-8 Frrgr Street. yfTJQCjLjfg, sepl4 dtf Mrs. J. Hastings has com menced receiving her hall Millinery Goods, which she promises to sell cheaper than any other house of the kind in the cm . .Mis..). Hastings. NTo. Main Street, sept6dltn. (up stairs.) 9"Ten dozen nice Shetland Shawls, just received and ellingcheap. at SCHAPKER, BUSSING & CO.'S Special Caution. Mrs. Winslow s Soothing Syrup has become so popular that- various parties have put out articles calling tlieui Mrs. Winslow s Please take notice that the Mrs. Winslow of the Soothing Syrup is not connected with any other article. ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS. The river remained stationery all day yesterday, and from present indications will be more likely to rise than fall, as heavy rains are reported everywhere The additional arrivals last eventngwere the Kate Putnam, Pittsburg to St. Louis; i Ada Lyon, Green River to Evansville; Mary Krwin, Cincinnati to Arkansas River; Harry Dean, Memphis to Cincinnati, i The Kate Putnam and Mary Erwin, had j full loads. The Putnam discharged a large lot of freight bare. The Ada Lyon got in after dark; she had 50 hhds. Tobacco and some other freight, with a number of passengers aud large order for goods. She returns to Oreen River this evening. The locks are all rap.-dred fo Woodbury, and the upper looks will be repaired within two weeks so that boats can run through to Bowling Green. Green River is still low. Christ. Hedderich. .las. W. Lauer. HE O It I. It I i If A I. A V E K, Dealers in GROCERIES, PRODUCE, HoPH, &c, Ac., Sycamore Street, between Fourth arid Filth, Evansville, Ind. All kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods, and the highest market price paid. In connection with the store, there is a large and commodious Wagon Yard for the accommodation of country dealers. sepl5 dly

MARKET MEPORTS. New York Market. New York, Sept. 18. Cotton lVAc. higher. Sales at 34$35c. for middling upuuida; U7c foi-Orleas.j I-'l-otiu J. ess active and searc h.' so ftrm. Prices, however, are without decided change. Hales at (F7 NAM 15 for Extra state; 9 50(11 30 for trade brands, closing quiet. Whisky Qniet. Sales at '-iV-.-Te. in bond. Wueaiw Receipts 1419 bushels. Market inactive and scarcely so rirm. Hales of Zi,,J bushels at 8160 for Inferior choice spring; SI 92 tor Milwaukee club. Corn Receipt 192,"i".J bushels. Market less active at lc lower. Hales of ltU.000 bushels at Sfc. for inferior; Wti.tfic. for snipping mixed Western afloat; &ijS7jC. do , In more; ttoUc. for high mixed iieruiy Yellow ; K7c. for Western Yellow, and 93c. for White Western. , OATy-Recelpts 24 OPilbnshcJs; diill and lc lower; sales -2S,MK) bush-ls, nt 41g;47c for Chicago, and 4Ui4We for Milwaukee. PETHOLBUlf-Easier at -J7 :S7- Jc for crude, and .:..... (" 'or refined In bond. Pork Dull and heavy sti! i .t: 20 for low mess, closing 12: fW:fl 25 for old do; I3'18 new plain mess; Sl8a23 new extra mess. Beff Hams Nominal and quiet.

Cut Meats steady at ii.&lo'-ic. Laki Boll aud heavy at t l!.t !,. Butter Steady at MfrWc for Ohio, and asi.-xK! for Male. Cheese Unchanged at I0(al7e. d Money Quite easy, at 4fu, per cent, for call loans. Hterllng. dull; at Wijjt.ltn. i, withonl d-cid.-d ct.anste: opening at HI1.',, and closing at l4o. Uovemment BtocKs a shade tiriner. HTOgKS Htrong. Kt W., l(Mi; K. I., 119; C.&NVW. pfd., W; trie, 73; N. Y. C, 107. tiwven-thirties, second seiries, 100; Hhcton, of 1881. coupons, 111!; Five-twenty coupons oi lb02. 111-,; Kive-lwauty oupons, of ), 108J r,. , . The 0imi-rcihl's taoney article says : The Money Marketstill exliibltsextreme ease. The bantc-i seek borrowers to employ balances. The average rate in 4 per cent., with exceptions at 8 percent, to No. I ftrms and 6 per cent, to seeoDd class bouses. The Htook Market is more generally active. Governments are firm under the improvement of live-twenties in London, foreign E.vchauge is quiet, hut rates are firm, (ioid it, weak under a report that five-twenties were 2''t in London, and this morning it fell to bW7i Loans are made a,t i per cent, per dietu. Toledo Mnrhet. Toledo, O., Sept. 18. Fiour Quiet and liinu Wheat Winter 1 ti 4c. and Hprlng 4e. better. Sales new white Michigan at il 64 ; Amber,' $2 "2 8 54 ; uuw No. 1 Illinois .Spring.. $2 J4. CuHir-I,'.. belter, at 1ii&64&:. tor No. 1 mixed. Oats Steady. . . . T. a rE Fki i'c;:its UncltHuged. lleceipts tor tbe past week tifHH) bbls. flour; W),00i bush, wheat; 75,000 busb. corn ; Hi.dOO hush, oats; 4,000 bush. rye. .Shipments 22,000 bbls. Unui ; .51)000 bush, w iieat; laiXIt bdsb. corn ; 14,000 baslt.'oat ; x.OOO busli. rye. ; IMiIladelphia Market. I'lIlLAOAELPHIA, Sept. 18. Fi.obh rs firm ; aleHof snperflne at 7 50 fii S GO; extras, S9 00; fancy, ci4 OOfKi 00, r Wheat Is steady: sales of red at $2 tioia, I K2; white, J2 95rai3 (K). Corn Yellow, Ole; mixed Vetenn 92c. WHisrfT-Is chili at S2 tfm :.' ' " Petroleum Sales of crude at 2C,,.,c ; and refused in bond at 4oc.(J- i Milwaukee Market. Milwaukee, Sept. 18. Flour Is active. Win; at Is ttrm. Sales at $2 02 for No. 1. i'or.n Advanced lc. Oats Declined lc. Receipts tjBtt brls. Flour, 5!,000 bushels Wheat, 2,000 bush. Oats. shipments 3,000 brls. Flour, 18,000 bush. Wheat, Baltimore Market. Baltimore, September Wt Flour Inactive ; choice grades steady. Wheat Is dull ; lied, S2 75(i2 80. Corn Is inactive; Yellow, 85c. Oat Are quiet. Provisions Steady; Mess Pork, S34 75. iiuocERiEs Sugars are- dull, with a down ward tendency. Coffee, firm. Whisky Free, Western, $2 88; bonded, 89 cts. NEW YOHK BASK STATEMENT. New York, Sept. 18. The Bunk Statement for the week is as follows : increase of Loans Sl-SOLS-TO Increase of Circu'atlon 851,03 Increase of Legal Tenders 578.978 Becreioe of specie 98,545 ecrMgg OT Deposits 203,344 STRAYED. MTRAYF.D HORSE From the subS scriber's residence, corner of First and Oak Streets, Evapvville, Ind., on the 1st of September, a bright bay Horse, with full main and tn il, about 15 hands high, and some 10 or 11 years old; lias a .small white spot on the forehead, and some white on ot his hind teet; ts aliglilly blind ;n e risjht eye: very kind and gentle. Any person who may notice said estray and give information or return him to the owner wi if be properly rewarded. seplSdtf ALLEN C. HALLOCK. A Man of a Thousand. A CONSUMPTIVE CURED. DR. IT. JAMES, a retired Physiciuu of great eminence, discovered, while in the East Indies, a certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, and General Debility. The remedy was discovered by him when his only child, a daughter, was given up to die. His child was cured, and is now alive and well. Desirous of benefitting his fellow-mortals, he will send to those who wish it the recipe, containing full directions for making and successfully using this remedy, free of charge, on receipt of their names, with two stamps to pay expenses. There is not a single symptom of Consumption that it does not at once take hold of and dissipate. Night sweats, peevishness, irritation of the nerves, failure of memory, difficult expectoration, sharp pains in tbe lungs, sore throat, chilly sensations, nausea at the stomach, inaction of the bowels, wasting away of the muscles. ftS" The writer will please state the name of the paper they see this advertisement in. Address CRADDOCK & CO , 1082 Race Street, Philadelphia, Pa. seplO d3m FOR SALE. A TWO-STORY BRICK IIOI'SE. containing seven rooms and kitchen, situated on Sixth Street, between Walnut and Chestnut. Also My interest in the Paper Store of S. N. Docker & Co. -And - A pair of Family Carriage Horses and a Rockaway Carriage. Vot particulars, apply to A ' S. N. DOCKER,51 sepll dtf No. 7Vi fouth First Street. FOR SALE AT AUCTION. CENTRAL HOUSE, Vniuittown, Ky. I, VI EI. Sl.f.I.. ON TUESDAY, OCT. 2d, 1806, at public vendue, on the premises, the Hotel situated in Uniontown, Ky., known as the Central House. Also, all the Furniture, Bar Fixtures. 4c, belonging to the house. The terms ot sale will be made known on tbe day of sale. GEORGE SCHROENDER. sep4 dim

LA tlPAi.Ci.Hf TR1RLNE. '"tue extra tkibuxe fob thbj POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.

f.t.O M l'tf 'X f t I I' A political struggle, rarely surpassed in importance or intensity, has been precipitated on the country by the treachery of Andrew Johnson and some of his official or personal adherents j,o the, great- d palrWlc party by which they were Inti ustMffth power. The aim of 'his treachery is to put the steadfast loyalists ol the South under the feetof Hie ''whipped, but not subdued." ltebels.aiid to enable the latter to 1 it their vengeance on the former, whom they hate and curse as responsible lor the most unexpected overthrow of their darilng 'Confederacy . The recent wholesale massacres at Memphis and NewrO lexns were but conspicuous manifestations of the spirit now rampant in-the South, whereof the pro-Rebel triumph in Kentucky is a more recent example. The soldi, is of Lee, Beauregard, .Johns on and Hood are now tbe dominant power from the Potortae ' to the Rio Grande; they elect each other to office in preference even to stay-at-houie Rebels; they have supplanted nearly all others as policemen of southern cities; tbey are organized and officered as s ate militia; and they ruthlessly cruih every demonstration of loyal Whites or loyal Blacks in assertion of the equal rights of American Freemen The school hous-s of the Blacks are burni d and their White teachers subjected to violence and outrage by unchanged Rebels, who relieve the work of murder and arson by eheers'for Andy Johnson and execrations of CongNCjK The purpo.se of forcing representatives of the Rebel Stales into Congress, in defiance of the loyal oath, by Presidential Hat and Military power, is openly avowed, with threap that those 'who resist it shall be treated as rebels, and a civil war thus kindled throughout the North and West, , , it ha thus become iinnei ative that thoKe who stand for LIHERTY and LOYALTY for the right of the Uniot) to exist and qf 5IAN to be FREE should organize and w irk to strengthen the hands of CpNGHMMB forthe Inevitable contest before us. We must convince the SOUTH and the COPPERHEADS that revolutions go ifdi backward, that emancipation Is an unchangeable fact that the glorious CIVIL RIGHTS act can never be repealed that the rights of the humblest AMERICAN are henceforth guaranteed and shielded by the FEDERAL CONSTITUTION nd. must be maintained against all gatnMayers that the days wherein RLACJCS had no rights which WHITES were bound to respect have passed away forever. We hold to-day the power in ail tke FREE STATES of 800, in WEST VIRGINIA, and in MissofKI besides. We must hold these in our ensuijiu eleetioh. and add to them M AH V LAN 1' and DELAWAREthe former lost to uh through treachery, otherwise Juhusouism. We must elect to the XLth Cougress an overwhelming majority devoted to Jjoyalty. Nationality, and tbe inalienable Bights of Man. To this end, let Light and Truth be systeniaticiiily diffused to every neighbor-' hood, every fireside, throughout our broad con n t ry . To this end, we propose an extra issue of the Weekly Tribune (identical in size and contents with the regular edition), Which we will supply on the following terms, the paper to be sent and subscriptions to commence on. receipt 'of the money 2 copies for three months ... 1 12 .26 00 100 y.i 2tr.' :ft 3U : PAYABLE ALWAYS IN ADVANCE. All friends of the cause are invited to form clubs. Address the TRIBUNE, No. 154 Nassau Street, N. Y. THE CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE. THE BALL MOVES OX. The following are a portion of the subscription letters received on Wednesday and Thursday: , Wellsvillk, Ali.eoAny Co., N. Y., Sept. 11, 1800. Inclosed you will find a draft for $i0. for which you will send to me at this office 100 copies of the Campaign Tribune, making in all 150 copies fotWellsvllle. Mr. . I ohusfttt-proposes tO'tifetcre the issues between him and Congress to the People it is well. Let us circulate the evidence, so that they can decide It understanding, and then I hope that he will abide by their decision. Yours respectfully, L. D. DAVIS. New Wilmington, Pa., Sept. 7.Inclosed please find $5 for twelve copies of The Weekly Tribune (Campaign) for three months. I am an old subscriber!, and 1 ave induced these men to send for your valuable paper, which is now dearer to me than ever before. We now see the need of such doctrine as you promulgate through The ' Tbibi'SE. Go on In the good work and j may God assist you to do it faithfully to the end. Address the club to me. J. B. STEWART. Vienna, Sept. 9. Inclosed please receive. f7, for which please send me as many cop- i ie.s of The Camvaion Tribune as that will pay for, which I suppose will pay for seventeen copies, lacking fraction, according to' your advertisement. When you send me the paper next Thursday, please let me kno whether I can send for more at the same rate, commencing after the 12th issL This Is the work of fifteen minutes time in the boat yard. I intend to get more when I have lime to attend to it, for I consider The Tribune the only paper published in the country that defends the Right of Man, and all other moral relorms. Hoping and praying by distributing the same, it will be the means of opeuiug the eyes of t hose who sli. In political darkness by the influence of that infernal " My PolIcy." Yours, with respect for the Freedom ot Man. JOHN W. EVANS. Renssei.ar County, New York. Please find inclosed cheek forS) numbers of your cam pain paper, which you will forward as soon as convenien-. I am now P. M., but expect soon to be a dead duck. Well, let it come. There is not a Union man in Old Nassau that is not disgusted with Brownlow's dead dog, and will be willing to work harder than ever to secure a U.iion victory. Ourtown is good for 200 majority in the right direction. Yours, D. LEWIS, P. M. Middletown, Conn., Sept. 12. Inclosed please find money order for 830, lor which please send 100 copies ot your campaign Z'nkune. Yours truly, WM. T. ELMER, Republican Committee. Pacific, Franklin County, Mo., Sept. 10. When John Brown was executed I was in Chattanooga, Temwssef. The sentiment then expressed among planters was that "Your Honor" might be the next to "K'inj." One ventured to say as much under my own roof I dared not reply for fear of the consequences, but know that he was at that time oneol your subscribers, to excuse which he said: "I will do him the credit of saying the Tribune is the ubiesi paper published." i believe your paper would do good here iu OU' midst. Inclosed please find four dollars. I wish the Nemi- Weekly for one year. Let it commence so as to Include the contents of Weekly of September 5. Respectfully, c. s. Barrett, Telegraph Operator vand Radical). Rushford, All. Co., N. Y.. Sept. 10. We were subscribers and readers of The fktily Times for a number of years, but last Winter we became disgusted with that, and subscribed for one year to The Daily Herald being certain what to expect from that paper, we preferred it to The Times. We stood The Zerad during the Winter; through the Session of Congress, and even through the Rebel Convention at Philadelphia; but the " Presidential tour is too much for us, and we cave. If you know of any good honest Democrat you can recommend to us, we will havethe balance of our subscription to The Herald sent to him, and jl it don't make a Republican of him before the President returns to Washington, then we think he ought to be turned over to Ben. Butler, or some other person who knows that the chivalry can be governed. Inclosed find $5, for which send us the Daily 1 ribune, and oblige yours, NORTON & ELMER.

CAMPAIGN TRIBINE. Homer, Cortlandt Co., N. Y Kept. 12, I take much pleasure in inclosing a draft on New York to you. for which please forward 192 copies of your Campaign TribUfte.cOmmencing with t he weeK ending on theSth inst. i shall.be able to add more lumbers to this 'list before the close of the week. Yours for the cause, CH AS. O. NEWTON. Horse Heads, Chemung Co., Sept. 10.--Inolofed find draft for 10 for 100 copies of Ttte Campaign Tribune. The Uniori Radical Republicans of Chemung are awake, and determined If 'possible' to defeat the eo in In i led Copperheads and Copper-Jolm-sonites. There are but, few of the supporters 'of Lincoln who have left us, and that few are either sirfull office-holders or disappointed office-seekers, and have no influence. This is true to a man. The rural dlstrrtcts are sound to the core, and piore earnest t ban in the eiectton of 184. The returns from Maiue and Vermont, cheer and encourage us. Yours truly, P. WINTERS! UTE. t'n'ii, tils, "loiiilmpi County. N. 7, Sept. 9. Inclosed find draft for iv'io, for which please. scud me 100 copies of The Campaign Tribute, for distribution nt this office. Respectfully, J. U. WARDEN. Gloverevllle N. Y., Sept. 12. Inclosed find draft for $30, for which you will please Send me 1"0 copies of The 'nmpaign Tribune. Allow me to suggest the propriety of your publishing tbe Constitutional Amendment In The Campaign Tribune, ami letting it remain there until after the election. There are thousands who have never read it. Truly yours, S. SEXTON. Alfred. N. Y., Sept. 10. If you are in favor oi treason being marie odious, and traitors taking back seats, you may torward to my address 27 copies of the The (Mmpaign Tribitne, for which find inclosed 810 40, with three, hearty cheers for Congress. Hespectfull yours, WM. R. BrRDICK., P. M.

Lima, Sept. 10. I send you 110 more for The Campaign Tribune. Vou have sent me 20; now you will please send, me 34 more, whicli'makeR tip tbe 00, according to your terms. Send the back newhers from August 20, lfWil. Piease scud .them, on the receipt of this letter. I shall send you the other -:o v l.ieii will make up the whole number of dM) which I promised as soon as Johnson removed me from (he Post Office. I with to leave a good irVnirbe of Radical newspapers .or him to circulate. Yours, fcc, IRA GODFREY., P. M. , Hopklnton, Mass., Sept. 12. Inclosed I send yon cashier's check for thirty dollars (S3U), in payment for 100 copies of ThtCnmpaign Tribune. Please stnd by mail to m v address, 1 may wisli to add to the uunibr, a Wu did not commenee to canvass uptti to-day. , I Yours truly, tA, A. SWEET. , ScotU. W. Y., Sept. II. Inclosed please find certified check of W, for H copies of Tlift Campaign Tribune. There have been no T-ribuies received at this office for several years, but there are now indications of a better st ate of things. Send this Week's issue, as subscribers are becoming impatient. Very respectfully, K.Z. CARPENTER. -Fulton:,' N. Y., Sebt. 11. Inclosed please find a check for J30, for which you will p. ease send me 100 copies of Ttte Campaign Tribune, commencing with the present week. Tl) is is the way we Intend to heip Andv's policy. Yours, Ac., L.D.PERRY. Oakfleld, Genesee County, n! Y., Sept. 10. In lotted find draft for $), for which forward to in y address I0O copies of The i.'onpaign Tribune. Respectfully, C. H. CHAMBERLAIN, P.M. Elyrta,-Oh!o, Sept. 8. Inclosed I hand you a draft for 39, Send 130 copies ot 'J he Campaign Tribune to E. C. GriswoUl, at Elyria, Ohio. The people seerr anxious to vote. It will :huiideroii the "Western Reserve on election day. We. do not support Vallandigham or any of his associates. Truly yours, J. H. Batnton. Kushtord, N. Y:.Sept. 10. Please find inclosed draft for 830, for which please send to my address 100 copies of your Campaign Tribune for three months and one copy of The Daily Tribune for six months. Please send them immediately or have them commence this week, If you can. Yours truly, J. G. OSBC-RIK. Athens, Bradford Co.. Pa., Sept. 19. Inclosed please find draft for $30 for 100 copies of your Campaign paper. 00 comes to be sent to niy address at Athens, Bradford Co., Pa., and send 10 copies to the address of John N. Griffin, Shesheuuin, Bradford Co.. Pa. Respectfully yours, Chas. T. Hrn Ilamden, Sept. 12. Inclosed And a draft for 10, 100 subscriptions from the Utile town of Hamden for The Campaign Tribune. Although we have several snbsci lbers to the Daily Tribune, and a. large number or the Semi- Weekly and Weekly, there has not beer the slightest difficulty in obtaining on very short notice, the subscriptions here lorwarded. A large proportion of the Inhabitants' of our towu are thrifty and intCUfeeat Scotch who have 'been since the organization of the Republican party so unanimous in its support, as to make this the banner Rephhtlehu town of Delaware t o. The miscegenation party of President Johnson, whlcth he is trying to make popular by a crusade to the tomb of Doualas, and to strenmhen bv demoraliz ing the people he so dciu'Jy loves, has -not oiiij mittru as uir a ncaiu uom, iu uinw from the Republican ranks of this town, one tipgle ilndorser oi -tile M mji policy " platform; but, on the contrufcy-wh: ,al' ready'toade 'several proselytes, who Klve. Us their votes at the coming election. Youpt jtntyj u. , W N Ooibkn. Trumanslmrg, Tompkins Co;, N. Y.,Hept. 10, lHtlti. Inclosed please find a draft for $85 10, for which send me 117 copies of TV Campaign Tribune, for three months. Yours. HTEPHEN YOUNG. Genesee, N. Y., Sept. 10, 1800. Inclosed please find draft for S38, for which please send 120 copies Campaign Tribune. We know of but three men in this town who have been Republicans who now support Johnson's policy, and we know more than twice that number who will vote our ticket for the first time, this Fall men who have always, heretofore, voted the Democratic ticket. Yours, H. LAPHAM. New-Hamburgh, N. Y., Sept. 10. Please find Inclosed, check for S80. subscription price for 100 copies Campaign Tribune for three months, which you will be kind enough to send to the address below. Very truly yours, J. T. VAN RENSELLEAR. New Lebanon Springs, N. Y., Sept. lo. Inclosed Hnd check on Pittsheld National Bank for ?30, for which please scud to iny address 1 0 copies of 77ie Campaign Tribune for three months. Yours, truly, H. O. Gay, P. M. New-Castle. N. Y., Sept. 10. Inclosed please find S-i0 for 100 copies Weekly Tribune for the Campaign. Address N. A. Banks. New-Castle, Westchester Co.. N. Y. if not asking too much, it would be a great favor if you would send 30 copies of the above to Mt. Kisco. Yours, Very respectfully, VM. BANKS. St. Albans, Vt., Sept. 9. I herewith send you ?1C. I want you to send 26 copies of The Tribune to some place where, in your judgment they will do the most damage to '.my policy " and advance tbe cause of right. Hoping the cause of right may prevail, I remain yours, &c, J. J. BURGESS. Central Bridge, N. Y., Sept. 11. The Philadelphia Convention, the President's electioneering tour, bis speeches, and his treachery to the party that elected him to office, iali to draw Union men to the hybrid concern known as the Johnson party, even in this stronghold of Secession Democracy. On the contrary, It only serves to stimulate the lovers of the Union and liberty to extra exertion for the success of our ticket, aud we have no doubt of our final triumph. I purpose distributing a number of Campaign 'tribunes among those who take no papers, and some who do, and those who are lukewarm or doubtful, knowing that it must do good. I have a list of 17, and may increase the number from time to time. You will find Inclosed 817, for which please send the papers, and oblige Yours respectfully, JOHN H. HOUCK, Postmaster, Central Bridge, Schoharie County, N. Y. Huntington, L. I. I inclose check for J30 for 100 more copies of The Weekly Tribune

for the campaign. Please send these to John RobbiLis. Postmaster at Babylon. THOMAS J. HALL" Aye. aye, :Cptain ! You were the first man t send a club for ion. How many more rtnbs do your propose to send? E. Turn. fsepMd2t,wlT

BUSINESS CARDS' ft', HAUUOW. .,f.' J. V. WKCIIOKS HARR0W & WBLB0RN, Vt torneys - at - Turw. Office ip. Churldler's Bloeftttpstaire, 1 1 julylOtl " ' Kvarisrille. Wa. . , r , 1 WEED & FUQUAY, Main street, between Seventh and Eighth EVANSVILLE, IND., DEALERK tjj nitY GOOI.S. HOOT and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Clothing, Notions, it;. , Je23 6m. c GENERAL ENGRAVER, No. 7 FIRST STREET, Between Main and Locust, TfTOOIM'lTS, II.I IM IIVilM. WW every business aud proiesslon, faithfully executed. STENCIL-PLATES. . This branch of business, so important to the mercantile community, will receive prompt, attention. Agent for P. Evans's Seal Presses. fltg" Call and examine specimens. au27 dtf flew York Millinery Store. WHOLESALE AlO RETAIL. Mew Store and No v Goods. Ho v Prices. NO. 8 SOUTH SECOND STR Evansville, Ind. -T CARD. d i mHi; l-NDKRSIHKKIt, IN CAM,! Nf JL the attention of the public to the above announcement, desires to say that it shall oe tne -aim anil ODject' to always keep on hand a large and well selected stock of Silk, straw, and Millinery Goods of every description, and the latest Importations of Parisian styles. None but thfe best workmen will be employed ; and we trust, by a close and careful attention to the wants of our customers, to merit a liberal share c the public patronage. F, WAGLEY, Proprietress. Buj, Straw Goods Bleached, and Milk and r eit wont clone, in a superior manner. The Trade supplied with Pattern Bonnets and Goods at New York prices. (bep5 dtf LANT BROS. & CO., Contractors and Builders, Corner CHERRY STREET and CANAL WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO make contracts for Buildings of any description. We have on hand a good supply of Seasoned Lumber; Cedar, Ptne, and Poplar Shingles; i !' vU M 1 -nt ''in f ' Doort and Blinds; Sth, Glazed and Un glazed; which we offer for sale cheap for cash. may29 dSm Miy Hooker and Miss Houjjh will. opn a Select School on the FIKST MONDAY IN SKPTEHBK, i j iii'l lorflO JL?Qwl Tlrttii In the Scitool Rooms of the Cumberland ' itesbyterlan Church. rtOlt TERMS Of TUITION, APPLY jfZ 'ait the Selibol Room, or at the residence, coi ner Oak and Third Street?' r au27dtf r tr:., , IT' in I s; " 'Hf W-i ' ' , for Sale. ; .SII J orPESt FOR RALE MY TANNERY, situated one mile below the town of Cannelton. It consists of 24 vats, a steam engine for grinding bark and pumping, chestnut oak bark on hand sufficient for twelve months' work, and sufficient purchased on the tree for twelve mont it' work; beam-house, a curry lng-shop 50 by 20 feet, and dwelling-house 50 by 22 feet fflK story) Apply to JAMES LEE, sepll dlw Cannelton, ind. Notice to Contractors. August 27th, 1866. THE COMMON COIIM IL OF THE city of Evansville will receive sealed inroposais until tne am any ot September, 1800, for grading the alley situated between r irst ana toeconu tstreets, ana extending from Gum to College Street. By order of the Council. A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk. City Clerk's Office, Evansville, Aug. 29th, 16. (au2?4wd ih vli Union eopy.l CHARLES BABCOCK A CO. IMPORTER and dealer ln Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Damasks, Harness, Enameled Patent Leather Pad Skins, Skirtings, tc tc IV o- 8 Main Street. Evansville. Jnly a, W62. JelO

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SCRIPTION STORE in the Wesc found COKXER MAIN A.VZ SJKTBOttt &TRKHT&, Evaneyille, Ind., can tind a very large assirrtment rr TMair

Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Ax and Perfumeries; where is also lo b j fresh supply of TOLU CHJBWUU&0I also fAHirMnr, w.x, tiavonfRose, Lemon, and Tolu. .ejjtrvt WAS HAJbOniO PERRY' 8 MO and JRXrVll. LOTION for sale at 59 MAIN STIiEJfefc PALMER'S COSMETIC LOTTOW received. Cor. MAIN and SKUC Another supply of EASTERLJT&M CLjrm dome t hand at m. m.AM rr.uu 1'rug v te'oit' Hilt itl'v RAD WAY'S RENOVATING BO Li VJCXT has, arrived. UPHAMS HAIR OLOSS. Upham's FRECKLE BANISH i plmm's .; JAPANESE UAIMH Ail ot tlMSsfeVrepa5 8CH LA EPFE Its uValkmsaretobe to' Prescription Drug s Trhres SJ40W UlA)BES fo sale as No. 5 MAIN STREJm jtottfhMflfQ One second-hand OIL CAN, lift Trillin 1' gallons, for sale very low at ' SCHLAEPFKK Cor. Main dt Uni-aw jnlllefl fitiin ,m. '' 'l rjt ' ! hi vt fiiT 'in . in . uniiH Ja ,ri A large assortment of TUBE BRUSHES, DRYIN-0LH, PALETW CANVAS for sale at SCHLAEPF

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GEORGE a REED'S D( LIQUID DYES GENERAL AGENTS FOR . DR. ARMISTEAD'S T0NIG STUm UNIVERSAL OOrfMENT, PILE OINTMENT. ,trtJt';"iI ''""' " ' " All orders promptly filled. OLD AND RELIABLE (Established 1850.) WHOLESALE DRUG STORH Keller- Ac Wliit;w 32 Main Street. feb7-6m .. Bull's Head Stock Yards,. Main street, hear E. A C. TJepoV. T HAVE KiniTfll THE ABt A Yards and -tables comnlete. and. buy and sell all kinds of live stock commission, and make liberal ao on stock consigned to me. I am pre to keep and feed stock for all thai trive me a call. 1 have nnd stables sheds for two hundred head of stoolc.MA.) good water convenient. Good accommodations on the premiSM. for parties with stock. W. W. SUAJNiSUr. m .Bull's sseptemoer ta. is

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