Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 January 1867 — Page 4

GArrun jay JANUARY 19 ISiiT.

THE EVAXRVj, le DAILY .TOUT. T SATURDAY. JANUARY 19 mi.

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LATEST NEWS. Gold closed In New fork yesterday at It 13 reported that the English .mission 'will be tendered to David Dudley Field. It Is said a desperate plot has been dis covered t3 assassinate the Pacha of EgyptH At Boston the snow storm on me itn Inst, was the severest since 1857. The snow Is three feet deep. A gnnboat will be stationed at Kingston, Canada, nntil Spring, in consequence of the number of Fenian convicts in the jenltentlary there. , r . -t &. Exports from Canada to the States during the year are as follows: Wheat, 610,000 bushels; barley, 2,000,000; butter, 64,000 pounds; flour, 190,000 barrels; lumber, 127,000,000 feet. A destructive fire occurred in Nashville on the night of 15th Inst., by which 9(30,000 worth of property was destroyed. Hughes' bill to punish' bolters was read in the Senate the first time, on the 18th, it having passed the House. On the night of the 17th, a man from Kentucky, by the name of A. B. Masoner, committed suicide at the Spencer House In Cincinnati. i ,',- f' : tTV i .I ; t. 1 1 ; -. i a i 1 1 . . . I It is thought that a majority of the Western Indian tribes are now on the war path, intent on plunder and murder. Hon.E. B. Washburne, of Illinois, will sail for Europe shortly. Ho will be absent about three months. , f it . ,. .- '-' '' r'-' . ' i i A la wye warned John H. Grauf has been arrested in New York on charge of forgery to obtain the back-pay of a deceased soldier. There has been a docrease in the nero population of Virgluia .amounting to 190,000. ,(K V.Wt r-xxW -;vvv -A ' The Republican Convention to be held at Nashville, Tennessee, on the 22nd of Feb. ruary, bids fair to he the largest ever held in the State. During the past year, about 8133,000 were deposited in the Treasury by the Patent office, after paying all expenses of the office. This makes the total amount now to the credit of the Patent Office .nearly f3Q0.C00. RfcC-Otf ilU -J!l 1 I'Ui. ,.. sU The committee of the Kentucky Legislature appointed to Inquire into the pro priety of removing the State Capital, have reported in favor ;or;mval. Iua4 future seat of government. A Government herd, consisting of sixty horses ind mules, were stolen by the Indians on the 16th, from Fort Laramie. In their flight the Indians killed two men.' ' It is said that the Ways and Means Committee have divided on the tax n gold bills. They agree that gold.should besojd In open market, but are undecided fen-rtte amount or manner. The New York Herald ' Richmond correspondent says the people of the South have made up their minds to shake off the inaction of the past few months, and take hold of the vital questions of the day with Vigor. It is reported that a secret organisation with revolutionary, purposes) exists in North C roli na. Outrages of an aggravated character have been committed on negroes, and officers of the law are afraid to pursue the perpetrators with the remedies provided by la w- x s.'-.v . A At Savannah, Georgia, Judge Fleming, of the Supreme Court, refused, under State law, the application of Aaron A. Bradley, a colored man .of . Maine. permission-to practice law 111 Oeorgi a', i T . '. A resolution was offered in the Legislature of New York, yesterday, favoring Territorial governments in the States disorganized by rebellion and civil war. Referred. ;Tf!.?fi0v'.1 i iJv.Official news has been received to the fTeet that a column ol French troops 1,000 strong, fell Into an ambuscade near San Juan, and were entirely cutoff, losing all their arms and material of .war. besides 250 prisoners. Yesterday both Houses, of the Indiana State Legislature went Into Joint convention nd .elected the following officers: General W. vQ. Gresham, of Floyd, Agent of State; A. H. Connor, of the Indianapolis Journal, State Printer; Gen. R. H. Milroy, Canal (Tfufltee; ; Rev. B. F; : Foster, Librarian; F."!!. ""Meredith, Terra Haute J2zprex, and M. P. Ghee, of Vincennes, Directors of Southern Penitentiary, and the other Republican nominees for the .Northern Penitentiary and Benevolent Institutions. i.vy v; ;. STATE ITEMS. The Fort Wavne Democrat has assumed "the quarto form.. A few days since in a drunken jTOW at Fort Wayne, a man had his nose bit off. John Butcher, of Nw Xork' been. appointed Commissioner of Doeds for Indiana. .'iV "SWYI .'A t "Gomez," the wizard, t adverted to appear at Masonic Hall, Indianapolis, " with a series of wonderful feats." His most wonderful feat is the mannsr in -which he eludes the payment of his bills. The sleighing in Terre Hauteand Indianapolis Is very fine, while at oor tjlty we have no snow at all. ' ' ' ,' , . . . ' i : . .The estimated number of types letters traces and punctuation points employed In setting np Governor Morton's late message for th Madison Courier, .vps 7tfi&,

l lie Hancock J 'emocrat nas been selected by Secretary Seward, of the State Department, as oneof the two papers in this State to publish tin; law , treaties, &c, of the United StPtes, for the ensuing year. Two men charged with larceny, and confined in the Gibson County jail, nearly effected their escape a few days ago. But for the jailor's wife and another lady, they would have b;?en successful. . i ' ' ' 1 t 1 The Terr Haute Expten says: vThe newspapers throughout the West are determined to make a sale of the Terre Haute and Indianapolis Kail road. That negotiations are pending is doubtless true, but we have authority for saying no sale has as yet been made. A house belonging to Mr. Philip Moninger, in Terre Haute, was destroyed by fire a lew days ago. Cause, a defective flue. A grand Festival is to be given at Sullivan, on" the 24th inst., under the auspices or the G. A. R., for the benefit of sqlfiierif widows and orphans. A good move. Benevolent ladies of Princeton are engaged in making and famishing clothing to children of destitute families', In Order that they may attend Sabbath School regularly. 1 """ Bolting. As has been seen by our special dispatches and the legislative proceedings, thefIemocracyr having been defeated at the polls, are unwilling to submit to the action of the majority, but threaten to inaugurate revolutionary measures if laws are passed which they do not approve. We are glad, however, to notice in the debate in the House a disposition on the

part of a few independent Democrats, to oppose such proceedings. ' Mr. O'Neil, of Daviess, in voting in favor

of Hughes' Bill, said he had some course. . , reasons for voting against the bill; ' The illustrious ancestor of this venbut constitutionally ,-be was -.opposed leEabJe. ass nad the -ooi sense t0 6Pak to bolting a Democrat holding the I on 00 strong provocation briefly and

Cardinal principle of unswerving fidelity to the constitution and laws. He votcdaye , Mr. Stackhouse, of Orange, said he did not :ome here with his own coneritv but he stood here a free man a citizen of the United States and a representaii pfthe people of Prange County,, and he expected to - be held responsible ' for luaVctk.IIis people weir? Always opposed to bolting.; It had been practiced by :both parties,' but for himself he Wm'e Eerfe io stand for his people, and whenever called upon to yote, he expected to do so. He was not controlled by any power but the 6onstitutioo-;Fhtpb uun posed he had taken an oath one hun dred itioies to support, and he meant to keep that oath. He had a large interest in !th welfare, of ;the people off the State of Indiana. ;;;IIe wonhl inot Obstruct legUlatidtko-oti q-aestiSn of apportionment raised here'bya pary that had worked themselves into a majority ; under an apportionment made by the Democratic Dartv. He would become no party to break a quorum on that, account. He .meant to co-operate with his fellow-members and act as he might have light upon !

every question attecting the well-being 1 tice thatsbolding would not prevent 01 the people 01 the state. He voted u c " t-n "aye ' . the passage of an apportionment bill, f" ' '-""i - ' l ':fcr TifV majority would pass one-in The Seymour Union, the organ of the ub-senpe of the minority if necesthe Jackson County Democracy, j sary and tho Governor would despeaks of j the recent Message of Gov. j clare it iniforve. It would be quite as Mo Eton with a degree-f;caodor thatrlegal as the one now in operation. , f ddefr't great "feredifc and 'it gives t'sH BaKER; of KnoxTwho is perhaps

pleasure to recognize, in atTIeast'one the youngest beniber of either House, editor of : the party v . disposition, to i(nd whose only fault is '. that he behear and judge an- bppbnenf 'fairly. Hongs to ia party " which" has fallen

It says : -;r I The message- of Governor Morton was delivered to a joint Convention of the two Houses of the Legislature on Friday last, The appearance of the 'Governer'as hr walke. with difficulty "up fhe alsleto the ; Speaker's desk, Vaa of.oue who, suffered intensely from physical pain. Not having ! seen the Governor since he wasin robust '

health, to 'us he seened tobe inrbad upon the propriety ot breaking up the health Indeed. Though lie! m'trr iv;t t t . -111 ?ii,i . ., pany yeari we do not believe anJ declared that th recover from; 1)19, disease,, wh.iolrtitfci 'fas' LW0V"in9t 'lere an 7 their pre4tened Itself tipon and made sad havoc of 1 ence give Validity tolicts intended o !.PowermJ stitution But though! oppress them and their constituents.

stricken in ooay, nismuia is as powertul as, ever, as was ievinjediftyf'hs ! message; Which is one of the most able papers ever ! delivered to the Indiana Legislature. We TrlcVl tVinf Oltfth (vxnn (- nk(lUn I . in pacifying h cotnirynstead 'fof-bnV rying it on to grearer.calamitles, and, perhaps, destruction."" ' ' '' " "r , j. Said Simon Camerom the other day ."1 There ia no'method'of. statesmanship which will make this generation of the South loyal to the Union and the flag. - The poison, of thirty year3 cannot be eradicated by the subserviency of the President or the statutes of Congress.".; To this conclusion, however unwillingly, the statesmen of the country are being fast driven. Measures of compromise and conciliation, however , well intended, serve but to awaken the old rebel hate and malignity it seems.

An election will be held to-day to take the sense of the qualified voters -of Louisville on the ordinance to authorize a subscription of one million dollars 1 f Ar the construction of ; the Lebanon Branch extension of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, from Crab Orchard, Ky., to the Tennessee J.in&. ; )' ' ' ' i : ' - ' 'ili.- fiv . ' ' 1 - -! : ; ' .,,. ,((. ;. ! .. ...

FJ&OJI Till'. CAl'lTAL,. "The Gentleman from Allen Countv "Debate on a final passage, by

tbe Ilouse, of Judge Hughes' Bill to puulsh Bolters. Indianapolis, Jan. 18. Editors Journal : . . f Th4 .Democracy of Allen County committed a grave, if not a criminal, mistake : in sending' Kizer to the Ilouse of Representatives.; There is no doubt of his eminent fitness for a place in another of our State Institutions, where hopeless insanity ' and driveling imbecility find shelter alike from the intrusive curiosity,. indifference, and . contempt. of an .unfeeling public. L , v,;. i ,' Jk Were ifi'hotthat his gray hairs admonish tis that-the ' time, for amendment is .'past,' we jwould .. suggest . Itis oonsigpineoli to a , '.' school for idiotic and feeble-minded . youths," ef which class of benevolent institution! there are several in different States; of the Union; but a mind that has survived" youth and. middle age, escaping even the slightest contact with educational influences,, and bearing no impress of the civilization and enlightenment of the times, may be considered as hermetically sealed against the assaults of science, hopelessly cut off from the approach of i knowledge, and immeasurably below the standard required for the most superficial perception of the decencies of political ! life, or the amenities of social inter- ; t0 tne Point- Vat the, disgusting hibition in ( the House yesterday, in which Kizer played a star role, proves ajametitabl& degeneracy1, id the asinine race since the time' .when' that comparatively sensible beast admin istered so, timely and . deserved ' a rebuke, tp ;the; irrate and cruel prophet. , There' s "no evidence that the aneestral animal shamed his fellows;, or niade' their ears tingle . with' a humili ating: consciousness of wounded delicaeyv or : Impaired ; honojr'; 4l)ut'ftnere 'tra's not a' Democrat , who listened to the senseless,; ' driveling clowa i who disgraced Allen County and the party wWch has PP& him here' as a " Wpresentative man, " who did not feel, a sense of corroding, shame ; and, inexpressible mortification gijawing at is :yital8.T ; -yi j7:-1' ?I. ;?vK :J j-;, sy he 1 occasion wMch1 called ' . 'out Kiser waithe final debate on .Judge Hughes', bill, Cox. the punishment of bolters. I n vc-i. h 1 .) 3 The lobbies were,. crowded with an eager audience xluring the, entire session. j . . CaAiN,;of Vigo, ?poke earnestly and eSTectively, giving the Democracy nobeneath respJct and almost too low 'to be reached by contempt, delivered v- ic e !i w t . :s , , . j hlmlf of a rather ..neatpeech, httt "rmade a father serious plunder in waking up Judge HUGHE up Judge Hughes by person al .11:? a ?:" 1 i i tt. -1 ;nl iU! gooa taste, lie admitted that his party had consulted , 1 j . -.i 1 , jo ddti?CClHES sPke wlth h'.S usual calmness, clearness and rorce, ntJy al luding to the threat of the minority W kuP the Legislature if they uoujvi'aot dictate legislation, as tne pure doctrine of secession in its worst aspect. " ' aJ"es and tioes being called under the previous question, resulted ayes 04, noes 82, lour Democrats votjug with the majority, alter explain i!ig their position with unnecessary prolixity. Tiie bill will undoubtedly pass the Senate. M. T. ' 'FL.iT-.BMT cargoes.;;':;, Tke Rising San Iusurauc3 Company, OP -.: ' ' Sun, ImHian;,; THIS Oi l) AKn RELIABLE COM. 1-Hiy. well known 10 uie business liver lueu, has established in aencvin tliis city, to insure cargoes ol' flat-boats at rate and on terms low as 1 my com nan v can saiely tako such risks. Apulv 10 A LLEN C. II ALLOCK, Agent. jnniSHm No. 10 .soutli f irst .Street. '

: A. C. PI'S III v ' - ! .-' ' DEALER IN Notions and Fancy Goods, Vio.'ns, Accor'deons, French Harps, Wallets, Plated Jewelry, Ladies' Bast kets, Toys, &c, Ac, Jio. 70 M A IS STREET. deel d3m

NEW ADVEUTISEMEATS.

At No. 63 MAIN STREET, 1 . EVANSVILLE IND. ' HUDSPETH, ADAMS & CO. RE OFFEItlXCJ THEIR LARGE . , , . and well assorted stock of - 3Di; GOODS ... . ; - ii:':':'''' ' and-r . . , , ... , T. 4 ' jV O t i o n s at greatly reduced prices, in order to pre.pare -for, a ,,n ,.;::!.. ill i ;1-V'i SPRING : STOCK.' ' . '"I K : This thing of offering to sell goods' at coat is FLAYED OUT, as our customers are too sharp to pay cost (that is, what they cost us) when some goods are high at 5 per cent.' less than cost. . , ,; ;, . . .We would invite tho especial attention cf our friends and the public generally to examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.' With the opening new year we would tender our thanks to our customers for their very liberal patronage for the past year, and hope in the future to merit a continuance of the same. HUDSPETH, ADAMS & CO. janWdtf ... ITTUAIj TIRE nSURAXCECO-U pany of Vanderburgh County. : j Evansville, January 15, 1S67,;,' r . (TWELFTH ANNUAL REPORT. Amount of policies outstanding. ': as per eleventh annual report, $434,950 00 Amount insui-ed since...... 124,6.5 00 - f. ' " l "' ' ..' 1 v:' 8389,625 (H Deduct policies expired , ,,, since eleventh 'annual , report......-...-...-.: ...487,100 00 Policies surrendered in '! same time.......:...-...... 3,000.00 90,100 00 Amt. of policies now outstanding S499iii 00 Value of premium liotes.' as per ' ' ' eleventh annual report. .$ 55,111 68 v alue of premium notes received since ,16,610 40 ' " ' - . , 71,722 08 Deduct value of premium notes 1 surrendered and expired since ' ' ' ' eleventh annual report. 1 p,802 35 Value Of premium notes now on ' hand f,., f..l..l.M.4.. I 3 61,919 73 Recefnts: Cash in treasury, as per- elev- " enth annual report..... ...8 .' ' Cash ree'd since on premiums.... - Cash ree'd since for policies ...... 2,500 42 1,846 60 84 00 Cash ree'd since for stamps- and surveys fi Cash received s , 165 80 70 38 . 7 95 .a 00 . received since for interest. ,Cab cec'd since for inc. denials. ..Cash ree'd. since for transient...i:!t 3 4,676 05 Pavnients: . 1 mosses paid. ... ovz it . Salaries paid ' 525 00 . Advertising j.;... ' 44 00 Election expenses and :., 1 notary-public 6 00 Revenue-stamps ............ 47 00 . U -lted States tax.. .. . &i 90 Premiums refunded , ( 82 50 Blank boo s and directory ; ' 20 00 Surveys 67 50 C ffloe sign -5 50 , Incidentals..:.-.......--"..... '1"'2 00' Invested in. city orders.. 1,570 38 1 Cash in treasurv 1.580 13 i - " ' $ 4,670 05 assets;., ,. . .. ,-,- Present value of premium notes, 3 61,919 73 City bonds and orders'...-.-. 2,156 88 Office furniture.'. ' 122 75 Cash in trea-uxy.,., I,5s0 13 Total assets..... . S 65,779 49 No. of policies outstanding ...342' : Assessments made on prem.aotes, none. Losses accrued and not paid nothing. ;S Attest: BKN. STINSON, Secretary. Christian Hedd( rich, Thomas E. .Garvin,. William ii. Mouingswortn, ana tc. s. renjiy, being duly sworn, say that they are Directors of the Mutual j. ire Insurance Cwnpauy of Vanderburgh County, and that the foregoing statement is true, 'to the best of their knowledge and belief. ; W. BAKE it. . , , . RICHARD RALK1GH. ' v . 1 THUS. K GARVIN., i : :!.,, . R. S. TENMY. . ,, CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH. WM. E. HOLlINUSWOBTH. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 15th dav of January. 1867. Witness my hand and notarial seal. - 1 1 1 chari.es Benby, Notary-Public, janl9d2t ..' , ', . , ; . . .;, . ,, JACOB SIKZICHV; j c; t JOHN J. 8INZICH. J. SINZICH & SON, "310. 20 Water Street, ' ') v 1 Bet. Sycamore and.yine. BOAT STORES, GROCERIES, CORDAGE, ; OAKUM, " ' Hemp, Cotton, and Gum Packing. Lath, Yarn, Twine ' Rosih.Wrought Spikes, 1 &c, &c. Lard, Coal, and Lubricating Oilsi Orders promptly filled, at lowest rates. . augl'l dly V ; ; ;Eeport of the Capital, ' k Nl AMOUST OF TIIE SAME J3 actually paid in, and of the existing indebtedness, of the Evansville Gaslight Com Dauy. January 1st. 1867. Car-ltal istock, an paiu in , S71.150 00 Indebtedness of the Company. 4,513 99 75,053 99 Herman Junker, Secretary. I, J. J. Chandler, President, and Herman Junker, Secretary, of the Evansville Gaslight Company, being sworn, say that the above statement Is true. Subscribed and sworn to this 18th day of January, l8()7.

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MISCJCJLJLANJLO U Sale of tha Henderson and Nashville Railroad. TNPl,R.SV.t.t'K OF A Jl'IXiMK.VT

oi the C'linsiian Circuit i'ourt. in the case of sebree and ot hers, bond-holders, against the Henderson and Nashville Railroad Company, $c.,' rendered at the January called court, January, 1W7, 1 will, as Muster Commissioner, oiler for sale, at auction, to the highest and best bi ider, on SATURDAY, February 23d, 18U7, at the Court House door, in the town of xiopmnsvine, iveniucKy, ine ixaiiroaa constructed, and to be constructed. Railroad track, Road-bed, rails, bridges, fixtures, and the laud on which they are situated; and ad the rights, privileges,, and franchises whatever oi the said Henderson and Nashville Hailroad Company, with all the depots, stations, and real estate belonging to the said Henderson and Nashville Railroad Company, r included and embraced in the Deed or Trust, or Mortgage, from said Henderson and Nashville Railroad Company, to T. S. Goodman and J. S. At wood, tinted 1st day of March, li4. The road-bed and property' are Ritusted in the counties of Henderson, Webster, Hopkins. Christian, and Todd, in the Slate of Kentucky. The sale will be made on a erei.lt Ol; . .-. i' .: -I ; - - Six Months 'from Day of 'Hale. Thepurchaser or purchasers will be required to' give , bond for the purchase money, payable to me as Commissioner, with good security, approved by me. having the lorce and effect of a judgment, and bearing interest from date, i ' . JOHN FELAND, Commissioner. Janl6 6td-wtds ..- n .L MAT rHEW DALZELL, ; , . i ', WHOLESALE DKALKB Uf O- o o o r i e "s , ails, White Lead, Lime, Cement, tc. STo. 18 rVatr Mrert, JanSdly. EVANS V1LLE, IND. . , - Dissolution. , ' TIIECO-PAKTNEKNHIP HIRF.TOfore exi ting between the undersigned in the Hat, Cap, and Kur business was dissolved on the 1st day ol January, 187, by mutual consent. Both partners are authorized to use the firm in settlement of the partnership business. PHIL1PP VADTIER, ALEXANDER MARCONNfER. Persons indebted to the late firm will plp.to make immediate settlement. ' -Notice. TIIE BUSINESS WILE BE (OV tinued as heretofore, with all the advantages of the change of connection. M. Vautier residing in New York will enable me to get the best grades and most fashionable goods at tiie lowest rales. Thanking our patrons for past, favors, I bope by strict attention to business and increased ftiflilitiesj to merit the continued support of xn appreciative public ; jaiiltidtf. , , ., ,A. MARCONNIER. io.-: 1 3. jb. Eimx, M.D., ' Homoeopathic JPhysIcian," Offers-his professional services to the cli sens of Evansville and immediate vlcinii in the generalpractice ot medicine. ; i OfHce No. 9i Main Street.. ,-; : :: Ollice Hours From 8 to 10 a.m.. and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.mv- foclXdHra' HATS'AND CAPS. ' STRAW COOD. Jflcrcliants, Attention : v J. j : i i. ii.l .u . ; pgBTEK YOU ARE SWIXGI jkB V , round the circle " of. oor Wholesale Houses, drop lit and examine our stock cf goods, as we have ome of the largest and best-selected stocks of Hats, Caps, Ladles and 1 Misses' Trimmed Hats and' Shaker HoodfS eyer brought . to this market, which we will sell at prices that will give you a large margin for profits. If . you buy youi Hats in Cincinnati, Louisville, or St. Louis, bring your bills with you and we will du ...'. ...'.-.: i plicate them, and save you freight. If you can't come, send ns your orders, and we will guarantee the goods to suit, or. you can return them to us at our expense. ,. , j ( . 1. - - JLAXPIIEAR & MITCH ! !; i 1 " - Jo. 28 yorth First Street; '.' .', i . i . i i ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ; ' - (Next door to HolHngsworth Bros.) ; . , ' 1 " ' 4 i . ( ' ;; ) 1 ' hdv2()'d6iri '"., ." . Evans vtLLE,' Ijtd."''XiAW CARDS.--'; ;! v - J. F. WELliORN. ii... ,;;jy: ATTORN EY-.4. T-IiAW,1', EVAXSTILU;: I3fDI AX A. Office on Third Street, Elliott's new building. r. . 1 t Jan3 -r Coural Baker. t-. C. H. Butterfield JJitker A Butterfield, ATTOR 3f KYS-AT-LAW WILL GI V 1 prompt attention to all business ir trusted to tneir care . OFFICE Third Street, between Mnl and Locust. EVANSVILLE. INI). jutyCdHm , JAMES T: WALKER, .... , JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND AGENT I UK UBTAl.MiNU r-KSltJS, HACK . PAY AND BOUNTIES FOR DISCHARGED SOLDIERS, AN for the Widows and other Lezal r!i resentati ves of these who die In the servii o:. the United States, Office on the North west side of Third street, near th Wosii In - ton House, and nearly opposite the Co r Louse, Evansville, Ind. ; business entrusted to him will be Minn' l?yattended Janl8-ly. DAVID E. WAIKIJfS, (Late; of New York City,) : : . ' Attorney and Counselor at 'Law, Can be iound at the office of Morris S Johnson, near the corner of Third and Locust Streets, Elliott's Building, Evansville, Ind. Will promptly attend to all business entrusted to his care. Refers to the officers of the Evansville National Bank. . . . .. oc27 d3m W5I.IIEA VIV XT. S. Claim Affont. Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTING ' -- .' AGENT. Office on Main street, between Third and Fourth, No. 95H (over Keller's Gun Store),

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BOARDIX O. Th e best of accom mod ations can be had at MRS. E. M. KU'ltNS's. 7 Division Street. Larte and comfortable rooms for tbe accommodation of families. JanHdJm

PRIVATE ItOARDIXJlXYFEKson wanting warm, comfortable rooms c .n be accommodated at Mrs. A. E. Hewdey's, on Fourth Street, between Mulberry and Uum. Jan3dlw , . PltlVATK BOARniNG. Afewyonng ? i'J i gentlemen of Rood moral character can eet Day Hoard with Mrs. J. F. Reeves. '. 1U

on Second street, next to the Vine Kf' Presbyterian Church. For particulars. . . ply to . - J.F. REEVES.

Call at the house. . i . , ;'- . novSd.lm a," , . . j t . t ! WANTEDS i uhv ; , AGENTS i v WANTED 1 1

FOR TH " WOMEN OF THE 17 AH, n ATTRAC'TIXG TlIOlTNNIS v BY lta thrilling record of tbe nobis and pure minded women, who followed .their husbands, and sons to the war. : ' Written in the glowing and soul-stirring language of I'H.i.VK 9IOOKE. Selling beyond our most sanguine expectation. ' Twelve thousand eopiet told the first month of its Urue, Hundreds of commendations from the Press and distinguished individuals are-pouring in front all parts of the country. Agents are reporting from tem to twknty-fivk orders per day, and say they find many who are ready to take the work as soon as presented, which is a nkw FEATTTBB IN THE BOOK BUSINESS. - This work is its own recommendation, and sells freely to the best classes of society. Faithful, energetic, per tew. ring men and women will, in the Agency, find lucrative employ. men 1. If an Agency is wanted, send for clrcu.u.a 1 j i .i 1 NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO , I n n nil I no rT .ill . i ni a rtiifnua 148 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. dec22-tillfebl3 FOR RENT. Pon KENT HOUSE In a good locatin 111 tlio .antral .mipl tlia'nlttt suited for a boardmg-house. Can be rented on reasonable terms. Enquire at this ollice. Janl7 dlw Hotel for Rent and Furniture for 1 Sale. THE PISES EXT PROI'RIETOK wishlnz to retire from t lie business on account of ill-health, will offer the most flattering inducements to any one wishing to pirnhu-e The boose is one of the most Pleasantly and centrally located of any in the city, with a good run of custom, rooms l!ire and comioriable, furniture all new and in good order. Any one wishing to inve-t in p-ofltahlo business, will do well to address noon Lock Box 19, Evansville, Indiana. Janlt) dlw F. BEST HOUSE A neat little Dwelling House, which I will rent crieap, for one year, to a person with good r ference. ALVAH JOHNSON. ''' ' Real Estate Agent, Third Street. , Janl.idtf ' " FOR REST-A good "store ron on . Water street, bei ween Main and Lollimt T. W , .1 . ... tUt. l.r .. ..1. V XJn.nl . 1 1 1. 1 1 . uv. l.V I ll AQUIUVAJ llVWii . For lntonnatlon apnlv to lauOltf t T Pl U ll.ln Ml iFOR SALE. FOR SALE AND FOR RENT, f k a tiiEAFj nirii.riixu Eon. JLfJ U Dwelling Houses, and Farms. . .Ten thousand acres of Farming Land. I buy and sell Real Estate. , .f , ' ALVAH JOHNSON, ' . iJli" KeBlfcm Agent, Third Street," Evansville,, Indiana. dec22tf . .' i i J- i - CONFECTIONERIES. Obnfoctibiiferles1 ( H. H. AHLERINO. . H. T. HASSLKR. AIILERING ? & HASSLER,-' Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Candies, x i ; 'Foreign Fruits, Toys, and 1 FANCY WAKE, o. 15 SouIi First Street, "--' EVANSVILLE. We manufacture our own Candles, and are prepared to supply the Wholesale Trade at the lowest rates, and. warranted, of pure qnality. ' we keep a full assortment of Foreign ' Frnlts and Nuts, Canned Goods, fine Preserves, Jellies, &c. ; V '.v'.y'.Toys :and; Fancy : Ware ' B" of every description, for presents and ati :lrtravi ainnsement. .-, , ; ; . v. - n. FIREWORKS ; -w" ii fuUsupplj and general variety. ,' '''! i Agents for 1 I. 9IaIloiT S? Coi Oysters oogt dly STATIONERY. I r K. F. BARTEit & ()., BOOK-SEL I ,ERS AND STATIONERS. ' Wholesale and retail dealers In Standard and - Misci Uaneou Books, SCHOOL BOOKSJ ' STATIONERY, BLANK' BOOK'S, MEMORANDUMS, FOOLSCAP, LEGAL, BILL, LETTER, NOTE, FLATCAP, AND Wall Paiers, Photograph Albums,: Letter Presses, ' Writing Desk3, Envelopes, and 1 ; ; V: 1 Fancy Goods. ; - No. 6 North First Street, EVANSVILLE INDIANA. Janl61y Notice to All whom it may Concern. NOTICE IS HIREBY OIVEX, that , Elsie J. Skeels, my wife, has fre quently left my bed and board, and contracted debts without authority. Here after I wiil pay no bills of her contracting.

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