Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 January 1867 — Page 8

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THR KVANSVILLR DAILY JOUKNA! , WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1867.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

- S-MARRIAUE AND CELIBACY; an Essay of Warning and Instruction for Yoang Mfn. Also, Diseases and abuses which prostrate the vital powers, -with sure mesnR of cure. .Beiit free o charge in enied .'etter envelop.' Address Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTuN, Howard Assoclaioa.PUIadelphia, P. . JanlQ 12t For Marking Linen, Ac, f fBB IKPROVKD I.VDBUBLK PENCIL, Pat94 ted 1869, 18-K). Oreatly superior to Indelirie Inks. One Ivncil will mark over 1,500 ar ieles. . , ; -.'" ." ': " Desirable, convenient and useful." Sprinafleld (Mass.) Republican. For sale by Booksellers, Stationers, Craggists, 4c. Manufactured and sold at Wholesale, by , . IUH I-l)Ki.IHCE PENCIL CO.. KortlMinpton, Mass. Xveru Pencil War ranted.- Price 60 cents. . tec. 14 lmdiw . Bachelor's Hair Dye. "This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world. The only trui and perfect Due. Harmless, Reliable, Instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remediesthe ill effects of Bad J'yes. ' Invigorates the hair, leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is signed William A. Batchelor. All others are mere imitations, and should be avoided.1 Sold by all Drusrgists and Per-tnmers.-Factory 81 Barclay street, New YorH. - BEWARE or .1 CO V XTE 11 F KIT. deft H'-ly. ' ' The Egjpnan ( ancer Antidote, The Most Remarkable Discover VER MADE IN MEDICAL SCIENCE, Known and used only at the NATIONAL OANCKii .INHTITUTIi, M -Fifth Street, ClndnuatW jOIuo. This Antldoe is a certain and painless remlv tor .all incers, Maligiuuit Tumors and fcdres, cnrin'' the very worst eases in a few days. Prof. Harvey also has specifics iiafc never fail 'f- Asthma, Consumption, Rheumatism, Iiysnepsim i Epilepsy,' li.ea.rt Diseas-i nnd treats all other Cliromc lisBJe swecessfully. -Address . .-,... '' " PROK. HARVEY.:' . afclB'dtf ' Box !fv. Cincinnati. Ohio.1 . ; Tnttgorate the Responsible Organ. Th stomach Is the responsible organ of the system, it ine aigestion is lmperiect, very member, every gland, every muscle, very nerve and fibre, is more or less out of rider. - All the fluids are depraved. - The brain is clouded. The spirits are Depressed. All dyspeptics know this to be the truth. I is not, however, half the truth. Columns would be required to enumerate the pains and penalties of dyspepsia, ' nor sontd any pen do them justice. Tens of thousands feel them ; no man can describe them. v . i Can they be prevented? Can they be relieved? Can they be banished at once and ibrever? ' Unquestionably they can. No dyipeptic has ever taken HOiThTTKR! STOMACH BITTEKS In. vain. "Believe no one who says the complaint Is incurable. This great vegetabe stomaehic will eradicate It is eradicating it In a thousand cases over which medical practitioners have shaken their heads ominousty. saying, " Nothing can be done. " . , jtie'Taculry has its fallacies. Ode of "them 1 that indigestion is the most difflcu t of all. the ordiuary ailments of mankind to combat and subdue. This is a mistake. Nothing can be easier than to conquer it. if ike true specific be administered. The vegetable .combination which has, beetm - fammw throughout-the civilized -world as SOSTETIEH'S BTOMACH BITTERS is an antidote to the disease whicli has never heea known -to fail, and, tortunateiy.it i&i everywhere procurable.. Jf 'you wish to A('wUb the dysjepsia, try.tha pharmaco-0ia-. rescript ions. . If you want, to rootit oifld' prevvut its recurrence, take it he iiv-Vf v d;-ly. There Is ho discount on, the f.1tlivi9y in U-s fmor. . . If tliere is a, man, f ,vt:yai;who.ha.'j ever tried it for indituuoa, jthout being benefited, the tact oa&.not tranpiri-d. , Universal, uneontra". dieted pra4civ'iuc);ps it wonder ul tonioviftus,. j,,-.'.,, -ttA dccl&d8w .... "'MQOWiA i'H'Si HONEY WdAF, TtiW ' lfe5ratd- To'Mi OapJ 'in' such' Universal . amand. famndc f.-oiu the choicest mateM(tf, -in 'mvi;o 'n '. f YMotKresT 'in i t hatnfc, 1 KARRAJiTLV cKxTed,' and e:;ti'cinely IneFicial in it-, action upon the skin. ites a?e by, rJk-ngUts . and tarey siood tieB--. ' i ,, ... , ., .: . ' V COLUATK'j AUOAIATIC SOAP.--A sxiai: Toilet Sou p, prepared from, refiueti. Vegetable Oil.-;, in combination with, GlysfcTine, and e:)ecfally designed for the. use i?Iia3ies and fnr the Nursery. Its perfuinc .s exquisite, and its w ashing properties unrivalled. For sale by all drugsists. - t feke; d.twly . HATS AND CAS. HATS, OlJRS, STIUW GOODS. 'OT . r :" f i. ? A '..V '.1. Merchants, Attention ' " " f f l r i T r 7 I f ICEX Tor -ARE -SWINC1XG round the circle" of our Wholesale Houses, drop in and examine our stock of goods, as we have oae of the largest and best-selected stocks of Hats, Caps, Ladies and Misses' Trimmed Hats and Shaker Hoods ever brought. to thle fttrket, which.' we will sell at prices that will gi ve you a large ma-gin Mr jwf" 'Iff Von bity ySur Hats in Cincinnati, Louisville, orSt. Louis, ormg your bills with you and we will duplicate Ihern, and Ka vV yon freight!' If you ean't come, send us your orders, and we will guarantee the goods to suit, or you an return them to us at our expense. LAXPIIEAU & 5IITCHELL, Xo; srjorth First3 slreet ' (Next door to Hollingsworth Bros.) nov20 d6m .- i EVASSVILLE,'L-RiJ

A m 1: liICA x UVERY AND SALE STABLES Third Street, 1 ' , .;'. ' . . between Main and Locust, .. KVAJTSiVILLE, tjr. FORTH; BQVfjMipot$vi a, al, & Xh hT Srr furDtHhctl -S'rt not!nini.1- r ,.'Al v-v,yji

IlilLIiO AI TIME-TABLE

. Evansvilie and Crawfordsville. 5 V GOING NORTH." ,.'f., ,V: . w Leave Arrive. ; Arrive. Evansvilie. Vlncennes. T. Haute Acoom'od't'n, 5:40 a m 1 10:27 a m I 3-55 p m Mall ... 0A Ml 12:30pm i 8:40 PM ot. LiOuiaEx... 2:45 P M 5:35pk COMING SOUTH t ? Leave Leave Arrive ' Terre Haute. Vlncennes. E'ville. vlncennes Ae ............ 1 8iStl a m I 9:15 A m Freight 4 Ac. 6 :50 A M 1 12 :30 p Ml 5:28 p M Mail...... 3 :55 P M 1 7 :U P M I 9 :47 p M ' Terre Haute and Indianapblis. M :A FROM TERRE BAUTE! , Leave. Arrive, Day Express..,. ....... 4 yift p x 1 3:55 p m Ni(?ht Express . . ..12:20 AM 12:00 Ngt aiaii . oma MU.':uaPM Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. ' FROM VINCENNES.1' : ' ' ' , j : J ; Goln? East; ;Gplnsr Wt. siau z:a p sr l p m t-xpresB .. w... ............ 9 :50 P J. s50 A M ' . ' STEAMBOAT LINES. To Louisville. Every Monday and Saturday at 10 o'clock a. m. Every Wednes day, Thursday, and Saturday at 8 o'clock p. m. - .. To Cairo Daily, excer Sundayt at-3 o'clock P. M. 'J'o Green River.- Every Wednesday miu oKiurtiay ai, oo ciocti p. lo EASTpoRT--Every i Thursday at 4 o'clock p. M. to MEMPHi&T-Every 1 feattntday iat 4 o'cloclr p. m -'To Hk berhon Daily, except SfindaysJ at p O UlpCK P.M. ; i j . !f r,..'.T. .,, J Rockport Stage (viaNewbUrsrh and Boonville.) carrying the mail, leaves at. 7 A. i on Mondays,. Wednesdays ' and hVidavs. Arrives by 7 P. m., Tuesdays, Thuradajs and Saturdays. .New Harmony Mail Stage leaves .Mondays and Fridays at 7 iA."x ; Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays by 4 p. M.. . ., - Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves dally (except Sundays) at 7 a. m.: Arrives daily (extent Sundays) by 2 p. m. To Newburo,-Hack daily (except Sunday,) from the Merchant's Hotel, at 3 o'clock p. m. -'. - A Singular Freak of Nature. We are told that, there is a breed of hogs somewhere back of Golconda, 111., which have uncloven hoofs similar to the one sent us for inspection by our friend Capt. John MoClain. It is a singular freak of uature. A Crowt of Visitors. About 35,000 names have been registered at three of the hotels of the city during the past year. As there are six or eight other hotels In the city, it is not an exaggeration to reckon the number of visitors to this city at 75,000A pretty good showing for a doomed city.i .Grand Rehearsal' The Liederkranz had a grand rehearsal of their forthcoming Opera, last night, at the new Turner Hail. We regret that other duties prevented us from accepting'a pressing invitation to witness the delightful, performance., 'We shall try and not-miss the next grand rehearsal. - - - . . i r ,.. - i; .; .... u ir.: .K HiGHA?iD:DaV-Th QreeH tlorffcoal Compifuy's float! ngw'tiarf and bavges have leen le t fey tliefall in' the riveVhigh' a)4 Or hpbri'rrier wltdi-T.' The'ice "packfug oy side .prevented V tbemi from being - kept afloat.: It is j.eobably for the best ' ' .New, . AnypRTisEMKNteWe'.' refej- 'our renders to the advertisement -of a "Hotel to Rent, an J Furniture for Hale." yThe VJ cation Is a good biie, and in the hands' of entcrprWi"U pViil lift fiouldl no (jdfeubt, prove a pi'Ofifable'ruv'est'nieat! M rare Ww ure indebted to Messrs. Peteis i.Co.,,of. t'Jnoiuiiatl ard St.. Louis, for several pieces of sheet music, Include ing"Shamus O'Brien" and "Mary's wait-' In by the.Winilow," songs '6y 'Will S. Hays; ."Pink, of 'Perfection," Uy; Louis Wailis; Little Beauty," by Chtts, Ki' beU I ana, j ah t no t prt.d . and i.he Beautiful' Rest," woids by C. C. Butler; music by S. Wesley Martin. y fin'a ruu ic. CoRUtcTio.v. We' are advised by Mr. John Ingle, Jr.; -that our Statement that two train loads of freighthad arrived here 'Muy.fyenwg waslticorrect: t Oarin lormant, on Monday morning, said they had received " fortvfour 'car-loads of freight 4ast jnigbV! i He io:aoub6 mfeant Saturday night, , We have made such mis. tekes before now. Of course, the E. & C. Railroad Co. do not run trains on the Sab bath, except In wartimes, when a military necessity requires it. , ,, " Librarv LECTCRE.Ouru7sVwlirbear .umu mat -me Hon. Theodore Til ton is expected to-dellver his great lecture on the Jtecotislruclton of the Union, on Thursday evening next. ,; He ought to have a great house. He ought to be listened to hr every lover of his country, whether he agrees with Mr. Tmu or not. He imi, ir on THEoiestion of thed.irano6rt.er man in inccomiiry can sneaks Ast.an im,.; sione'd speaker, lie has few equals, and no superior. -.jWi)i,c briLL. Despite the persevenng eUorU.Of the traif iiib lorwaraing ana Coinniiysioh merchants, the,whiitf'ls-as:fiin crdwdi'd with freight. Another 1.00!) lales of cotton. and most of them large ones at that, have been landed this week, and with the aeeumulation f -rn pork' &c" -fOC shipment Souffi, it is difllcuU to get half way -down the levee with drays. " - -v j Libbarv LELTtTRB. We hope the lovers Of literature will not forget the lecture by Theodore Tiltou, under the auspices pr of the?" Library Association, to mor- 1 row night. The Association should be encouraged in their efforts to procure ine oesr. talent of the country to lecture for their edification; but. above all, we should manifest our appreciation of talent by greeting on of the' first mrv mr-t. ..1 the age with a large audience. Thk CoALtnWv.'.-T, iVa' fo'lunaie circumstance ,for the! people; of Evnnsvllle that we have an inexhaustible mine of

-"v "i ; "u i wool's, eise the preseut protraced cold weather . would have brought .suffering for fuel.. All the foreign supply has been ciH off, the flr boat since Christmas having arrived from , tiveen River yesterday. It is no less fortunate thot the mines here are In the hands of men ,who are unwilling to extortionate on the necessities or the- people,' Coal reTOain flt, I cents per bushel delivered. j:- hi in ,:, in 1- ifti 4.. .1- , . ,. ! :;U .,J, ' I f- ( ft..!: ' I. U: . . I . . rj.'ii) ,i :. ..J I I

(A. splendid ..meteor. as we were

standing on Cox & Humphrey's wharfboat yesterday morning, as the Indiana was - loading, the whole heavens ' and earth were suddenly lighted up by one of the most splendid and gorgeously beauti ful meteors we have ever seen. Its course was short but most dazzlingly brilliant, and for a moment one could have seen pin upon the wharf. It was of extraordi nary size and brilliance, and was a good substitute for the grand panorama of shooting stars that did not come off 10 November. We remember, of seeing one of similar brilliancy and magnitude when we were a boy, in Virginia, some 30 years ago,- the course of which like , this, was from, the southeast to the northwest.: The trade of that was larger, and Its extlno tlou was followed by a heavy report as ot distant artillery. That . frightened this delighted and pleased us.' 7 - The Weather. The weather for the past three dys has been truely wlnterish In its character and aspects: On' Sunday and Monday it was mild and pleasant, and the, streets became quite muddy, strong hopes being entertained of a general thaw Monday night .H srew cold and the earth was frozen solid. At an early" hour in the evening, yesterday, R thawed'a little on the South hillside and: on the . levee, but froze In .the shade nearly all day, and in the evening 'the mercury 'fell rapidly'; ranging at 23, above zero at li 6'ckick, with a jle-r; Bky (With. indications of a. heavy frost and a it .rd. freeze; The wind' was in th'e southwest pearly all day. Some fears' are yet- entertained , in i observant circles; that theriver wtll' c'ohe. Motwlt'hstaading the. lateness of the seasp.n. , . The indieations last nightpoiiited,that way ..very de-cidedly.':ii.4-:i -v . r i i.; kv$vi. i.ui Tearing Dow.V.-The laborers who have been engaged for some days in clearing tip the rubbish n 'the "'old 'tbbucco: factory' building on the comer of tocust and Wa ter Streets, having cleared up most of the loose brick, comrtienced bn Monday eve ning to tear down the walls, and succeeded In gettii g down a large section of the Lo cust Street wall, next to the frame build ings., The work will require great care, to avoid accidents. There is some danger of the back wall, next to the negroshanties. falling upon those buildings. The wall is very heavy with a large, tall chimney, and if.it should fall upon the wooden buildings, might do serious damage to the inmates. An ' effort should be made . to throw' the wall inward. The bricks are panning out "quite profitably. As we passed that locality late last eve ning, we noticed that the whole of the wall fronting on Locust Street, except a very small portion,' had been tlirown' down, part ,of, it the ( very . foundation.' A strong west wind would be sure : now to blow down the ' back wajl upon the negro shanties, and the inmates were becoming rather anxious on the subject. W r, i .j. ; ! WEi.il Pleased. A rathev' gay. and! fes tive, middle-aged man. whose, name ap peared in the police report'.' yesterday ! morning, called at' the ofQce arid purchasr ed a copy of the Journal, paying a dime and refusing .to take- ahy 'change, i After igeudng the paper, he requested as to pidst out the police, report's, which1 we Widi wjieti ' hJpVoce6,!ed to read"lt over ftud' oyer uloud, to oiir'po small edifioitioii of coun. -Hei was manifestly giatified tosee hjtl nnin8(tn pVin't, "but thought it' vvusra.her rough tttnl ;he siiould be fined and; coettKl' fl2; simp7y i'Ar tcUinP; a tnii!i'f the truth. ; Perhaps 'it' vsff;" . i - i i'.'.'I i , i u : 'Books; We direct' a'tteaiiofn . f p ,i,he,. advertisement of li. ,F.' Barter & ,Cp. wholesale aiid retail dealers in byoka, stationery, tc. The., proprietors We gentlemen, of ;merit, a rid especially courteous and attentive to tUeir.casjomers. . ,T,hey Jsave a large fiutl CQrefully, .seicttued. stock of books and stationery, embracing nil that Is useful and iteAutiful In their line, and they are determined tO! sell at the .lowest possible rates. We 'y"rnr6?nd Jliy ??'d,a',y. : tle c'onfj di ner, and patronage of the public. ' ' 4'onrt IIe;orjM. : .Recorder's CofRTHis ' Honor, "Re coraer jNelson, had a fair prospect y ester ay 'of a good run of custom, but was uu fortunately Interrupted and knocked : into pies by Kierolf, who marched into the old council chamber with Vprinliug' press and tJ'flpVand gave ,the Recorder a gentle hint to. vacate, which he proceeded to do.' Be fore he lefti howeyer, he had time, lo pass juagmeut on several- cases.;, pne gentleman, an honorable and honored citizen,' had to pay $5 05, as a penalty rot hiii hired help allowing slops to Turf into the streets', and another was required to pa-' 52 50 costs, for permitting his wagon to stand onthe street over night.''" 1 '' 1 ' Four -or five small boys, unde'r fourteen yean of age, were presenteil '-'before-' his Honor charged with havln-t' assaulted , a' negro" boy and battered him' with' bowlders. The negro's off -use ' consisted in his ret 01! Th g "a n r o fp rblvi oui". ep tthej ,', w h ich had been.'apolied ti! him - y -oi)e k the young roisterers. 0 account of ,Ueir.: fender aze,-hd 'th'e'earheWt entreaties5 of -the mother of one of them, they wet;e severelyreprimanded and kinilly admonished, and rent home to their p-ariul-r wUh? a re. . request to teach liem better .morals., r .. M v Vom.ytov PLEASJudge- Rob-t insoup curt-stlll drag-) its tedious length aioog. inough business 1s dispatchPd with uecommg rnpiouj-, and in a manner generally satisfactory to. the members of the bar. The only cases that excited any special Interest yesterday were those of Catlett vs. Bush, and Catlett vs. Weidenbaeh. They were actions for debt, the principal charges being for whisky, in the case against Iiush. iaoue instance, amounting to fifty-five drinks per day. Judgment iu both eases was rendered for the defence. They were both, tried by the Court! Htin-r son for the plaintiff, and Jones for the defence. ' ' , Also the Vase of I. w'. Lui -io-ion :. Kulle for sett tleiuent or i )'irtiKr.4lif j ! tht had heretofore; existed between 'the parlies. Thelitigauts'were from Perry TownHUip,"--aml the testimony i liite:l a state of morals among tionie of the denUiM of that Township di3f:eeful )ik to the parties themselves and to the community. The details are two disgusting for the columns of a Republican newspaper, The ease was tried by n jury, and had not terminated when court adjourned. 'Stlnson for plaintiff. Mhaiikforord for, tutj defenfeej , It thought; that '-"the Docket will, be ,'nonrly cleared this week," and that poi)rt will be able to adjourn early next week.

SocrAL Entertainment. We: remind pur readers of the social entertainment to be held to-night by the ladies of the Episcgp;il Church. From ourfrequent experiences, we can assureour readers mostconfidently that;t will be a delightful affair, as the excellent taste and liberal providence of, the ', ladies of . that church are .. proverbial. Refreshments! will be served, and every effort will be made ' to render ', everything pleasant, to all who attend. The entertainment is for the benefit of the church. To-morrow night a series of most' beautiful and fascinating tableaux will be represented, a : species of entertainment in which the Episcopal ladles j have no rivals. We hope ahd expect to see Mozart Halt crowded to-night, to-morrow, - and Friday night: 11 ' 1 ;: ,

Rev. Alexander .Sterrett. We are obliged to Mr. John Wymond for a copy of the Kansas Radical, published at Manhattan,' Kansas, the present home of Rev Alex. Sterrett. from which we clip the following: '.' , :". .'. 'y '. . ', .i ' " The surprise party at Rev. Ml Slerrett's) last' Wednesday evening, was a spirited and interesting affair. . It was one of those whole-souled, old fashioned gatherings, where every Body' felt at home, and the pastor and his household were' reminded that they netd make no apologies for no large a gathering. , Everybody likes him, ourselt included." , '- ' ' ' v 1 1.OCAI4 .UOTIOS3.: "Mrs. 0. 'A.Fr'azier lias .tiikcui charge of that vbry no nuly t' nr i va i6 boarding housei f'orijierly occupied by Mrs. Webb, one'tlobr from the corner Third and C(herry Street She, is, prepared to furnish roqujs,. fuel and boarding for gentlemen is cheaD as it can be affordedin the city. Her. ladylike, deportment, and popular ranan-. rjers.as , a Jaiidlady, entitle , her 1 to. a liberal shareiof the public patronage. f .1, . r 1 ." - The "Knabe" Piano! " I con sider them as unsurpassed in. htillmncv and pre-eminent ' without a rival in this country or in Europe. r- .. ; - MUZ1U, - ' Musical Director of Italian, Opera." janlSdlw. ' Auction !!- The grand closing out Sale of Dry Good at Elliott's will be continued to-day, at 10 A.' M. and 2 P. M. . - ! '-.-. ., '. . . t , 1 . ' F- I.I, , , Social , Entertainment. - The ladies of . St.. Paul's ; (Epiacopal,) Church will hold a social entertainment, for, the benefit of the Church, at Mozart Hall, on Wednesday even-' ing, next, January lGth,-at which refreshments will be served. ' On Thurs--day and Friday eveninjjs.'there will be exhibitions of tableaux,1 &t the same place, for the same object. The patronage of the public is' respectfully solicited.'1 ' '.' " ' - " l"If you are in heed of a'stock of liquors, our advice ' would i be for, yop'to go tp , HotlgeCar.r, &, CV.Vv.cor-: ne'r Water and '.'Sy,9ain'oj.e S.treexs,." a 0 4 i buy , them pneapqr,, .ueter, natl more-: o.f. tbeui for Jess,, money-, than any other house will or; cau; afford thm. All liquors warranted! as represented.; ,; jauUtt,!!; . . .-.-.ib.il .-.I I For SALE.-r-Coik & Ileal v-n 0 w- of-i fev . the Stock and , Fixtures' of. 1 the?; Housekeepers'' Eftporju-m for H;t!c -ilhis ionors to . aay one, that wished to go into the iwrocery and '' HduM Furuishing Bn.stnes..' a 'thance "such1 as has never been offcre'd fn th s city before. ' Th' l'etsou 'fVf" celling :out. Mr; Cook has ' bought a fariunear' Boston, Mass., and -he1' is "obliged to' take possession of if, April 1st, 1 HG7? tf S3T Messrs. , Geil & Rheinlaclert liiiSaicf dealers, Third Street, below Sycamore, are daily in receipt of the' newest publieaf iotis" :li' ' dec29-dtf Tub ; Steivway 7 ; (PiANoi--We have at different times expressed our opinion regarding the' Pianos of va rious makers,, but freely a,wl unhesir 4..i-i.. ' ' jr.."." ciA..' ;. ? & Sons', Pianos superior to them all. ! '. .;);;.H.E.-Muzio,...:M-.ii U i:r. '(, .. Ii-j S. B. MlLLS. .o . -.tu- !.! . v W. M. Masonv : : !'.... .-ii -. . ' .!. and others.'''' Geil & Rheixlander, Agents, 1,1 janll-lw: ' Evansvilie, Ind. ' : .,;... .i ' ' j -A: - . 'S ?0 O O ' WORTH Of' , .MEN'S, ; AND boys: O Jjs O '3E-X 2.0 AT AUCTION TRTCES,' ; -i . I -.-.i I tt 'i 1 j ' ! . ' i - ' i ' '-.':, - f 1 i I j '. , T.i,,.'T"ii t-'i:, -r-ATrr ; ''.r i a: lotspsich's,' ; ArO. 3 SO UTU FIRST ATIiEKT. ,. All : heavy stock offered ' at cost una many LOW COST, goods at This is prices much BEan offer of REAL bargains member. to every purchaser, IleN6, 1 South First Street. ' ' . e - ' ' dec20 tf For the Largest and Finest Stock, of Men's and Boy's Clothing, -visit' the Great Wardrobe. 84 M ain Street, S. N. Smith & Co., Propt'rs.. no22 dtt. 'REMOVAL. THE OLD RELIABLE" ADAMS EXTREjS COMPANY has removed to their n Xo 71 South First Street, whe reet, whei'P they wiil 1 be pleased to , see t?iMT-' t'i-;(iTi,llil,,. ' . miu nt(.TJLif-rUo i - '-'" ' jan! ZV: 1 '" " ' I'. 1 italic. k- 1 ' During .my temporary absence from the eity the business of the , New England Mutual Life Insurance ComSany will bo tranwaeted by Df J.! B. ohnston, office on Third Street.' be.

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Mark & .Warren, 2 2 s - ifSsTsS " - 3 3 3 . . rrs 5 9Qo 3 ,2-r3; ... Liverpool, .JUais'lHiKl, to1 Evansvilla, Indiana, ,.ii Our Stock is one of the largest and be;J. assorted to be found int the West, and for sale at - it. iExtremely Low Prices. A f -r-"i 'if; "-5 : r p p ' We-'are now tnanufticturing ' every de-: scription of COAL OIL. LAMPli, CANDLE and COAL OIL LANTERS, which we will sell at less than Cincinnati prices. ,ov7dtf, i s HOTELS. American Mouse. JOHN TRAVIS, Proprietor, Water St., between Main A Sycsmcre Opposite Steamboat Landing, Evansvil Indiana. Free Omnibus runnins to and from ap!8 the Depot. LAWPARDS,1 ATTORNET.AT.LAW E VAXSVII.1.E, I N D I A 9f A. umce onixnjra jstreef, KUiott's new building. I d. . - ,1.1,-' . ' Con raft Baker "1' ' "'' C:'Tj.;uttcrfleld, AT'l'O KXKYS.AT-I..1 V W ILL OIV1: prompt attention to all business i trusted to their care. . 'J . 1 r: 1 -OFFIE-Third tstreet,,' bet.veen .Ma u and Locust.. JiVANSVILLE, IMjcjulyfidonit.i '. 'r '. (,., ! iustice of;the pbaci: atidi avent for mutatxixc? if. vs1 back .l'AY, AND liOTJXTIUS . T 1 . !.f. I j tOR DISCTi ARGED SOLDIERS, AX tor t tie Widows ami ottier Legal Ke- . resoutiitives of tlioae who-die in theservR o; tlie United Stales. Office on the Nort iiwest,. side of Third street, near theWasiiUMton House, and . nearly opposite the Co 'W-Eonse. KvanKville, Ind,A f business entrusted to him will be. piomj Unattended - ' - - janM-ly.-1 ' daviIPb; Catkins, ; , ' (Xate Of Kew York t'ity.) : Attorney and Counselor at Law, Can oe iound at1 the oulce 'of Morris S Johnson, near the corner of Thtr and Lotl'st Streets, Elliott's Building, Evansvilie, in a; ' Will prbmptly attend to till business en-. Imsted to his care. '' ; '.-'- - Refers to the officer Of the Evansvilie National Bank. oc7d3m , 1, ' .L. lVxtf HEAVES, Also, HEAL ESTATE nd COLLECTINO l. AtiENTi i . j Office on Main street, betwe'etr Thffd ariS C-nnl, XT. fit t , , - , ,,. r ... '"Miuu, i.-. vt.-Jr atllCf H UJO IMOiei, Evansvilie, Ind. . , t ; . sepl t5 , TRANSPORTATION. . . r l' - ... ! --. "., ''-:.i''.'' ' ; -' ' : Old, Reliable, and Responsible. Capital, . . . $10,000,000. ( r 'b I . , t ' THE a r t --. . Sxiirekfj C'onapjoiy-.' ESTABLISHED ORGANIZED isr,i. The Only Company Tiaving Ramifica;i tions throughout the Continent, and Connections with the . i Whole World. GREAT EASTERN, WESTERN, and SOUTHERN . EXPRESS LINE. THE ADAMS KXPRKSS tOMPASV, at its oitice in Kv-jmv-iito ..licits a ctuitinnance of the patronage of the pubI llC. leferrillir to i!s Kl:i.rlr,r IVw 'liH s of fransporuition'.trs vast-domestic and inter- ! national connections, its prompt llouida-' thnvoi - flll lost.eK,andit!!sierlins reliability. Kspecipl care taken in the collection of Bills, Drafts. Notes, and the transportation of Money and Valuable Packau's , Merchundi.se received ' for delivery on payment of the accompanying bill, and proceeds returned promptly. Transport heavy nnd light freights, packages, nnd parcels as low as all-other forwarders. , , i ' Any Information in regard to the routes, Ac., eair lie obtained at the office, No. 1 SOUTH ' FIRST STREET (Chandler's Block). T. GAITHEK, Agent. . . novlHtf f - ''

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GEO. 8. S0XXTAG & CO., IMPORTERS OF -iA HAiRDWARE .1 t : r".h 1 1 ! a, 1 !.! I ;.i ' . ').! ft and .11 1 1 1 ('J j,i:nn:u .o .OJ0 . !. ',"lN ,'. . GUNS AND ' PISTOLS, .M: 1 j j 1 f.-"i:lH S f I I- I' No. 29' First1 Street, -t-. JanOdtf x EVANSVILLE, IN. n.f -Hi'. Uor i-.'Sifj-fo'l lifiio) .k: DEALER IJT' ' ' '1 r Bar and Sheet y v , v ) :i TINPLATE, 1 - - WIRE, '' ''': '-i'' r'.-f, ZINC, , ' - ,- -1.-.', i . . .-. .'- ... - . " . ; llj, : t 1 SPRINGS. ; AXLES, Ac; Horse and Male Shoes, ! Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, Wagon and Buggy Woodwork, ' WATEB STBEEt, ,', ',' ',;,.';- ' ' -I . i EVANSVILL, In, janl dly Coacli & Sadiilery Ilardware I At I U I ( 1 Springs, Axles, Wood Work. Damaslu,, Harness, Enameled Patent Leather ' t I'ad Skina. Ski tings, &c, tc Evansvilie. July 'J. 'istl'j." ' ' ' ' ' j ' -jeli ,;, " ,1 j'j 'i.t'. v,-,: iV Street, 13 -SIpjfOFiTHi;! , WELLS, KELLOGG & CO., IMPORTERS AN D WHOLESALE DEAL- .- , 1 AND v !!... 1 STO. 13 I i f I ' ' t I '.-'.''flfiST STREET,' I'm . j - ; - f I 1 1 ! i ; i I (SIGN OP TfTlS KM PADLOCK.) Wleeiiiiy , Xroii WorkH, ACHES0N, EELL' fc CO4 Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds mt va'ii inox AXI JVAILS. Hoop, JSl "et, Plate, Tank Iron, Na.it , Pod,' Wire, ; dY. r; , j ; . . Office and Warehouse 13 MAIN .STREET ' nov20 dly i Wheeling, W. Va. LUMBER, & C. STEELE A Tltllfl.E. -econd St., Between Chestnut and Cherry ' Sasii.Dooks, Window Bijkih. Drrsmsb LrMBKR, Boards, Laths. te.. of everv da. criptiou constantly on hand. Packing Hoses of all kinds made to order. Hawing ' of every kind done on the 6aorte.t notiee. apuwy.; SASH, DOORS, LUMBER, &o.. Ilmuio! t'L- Sons, . " Manufacturers of , 5'Wt, Doors. Blind, IVamen, dec: Also, llenlers in i MICHIGAN PIXE LUMBER; ' Keep constantly on hand Lumber of ever description. Pine and Poplar Flooring. Weatherboardlng, Shingles, Lath, Ao. Sawing of every description done W order. a . , , Orders from abroad will be- promxXJr attended to. Factory and Yard, "' Corsfr WAwrr WBrrr aub Canal. , pra 1 " " Evftnville, Iu

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