Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 March 1867 — Page 3

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.rtor. H0HA1L ,YAG III 1 td A K H IJ O f. Y JI AG HJJI7HKA

ConcniTent Resolutions v In Regard to, the Appointmentvf Commissioners to Adjust the Morgan Raid Claim:" !i Reaoledjf Iht $ent the House pf'Reprr tentatiue- concurring) ,' That FIRST. The Governor ct JJet State of Indiana shall appoint three Conissis-hionerx.-wUose ctutji it shall be rafter bavin? before some competent officer taken an oath to faithfully fund in partlafly Mscharge tlielr duties, to proceed to hear, determlnssi md -adjust all claims, for loswes which uve. heretofore accrued hy reason of the injury destruction loss, 6i Impress ment of propel ty, had or held by any inhabitant of the State, by rebel forces under - the command of the rebel John Morgan, in the year lffciS.-or caused by the State or National force-engaged -n repelling said invasion, or caused by organizing and equipping troop to re!el the threatened Invasion of thStat? by the rebel forces under the command of Adam Johnson, In the year 18W. Second. All y;Srsons having claims as aforesaid shall, on or before the first dav

of June. 1867, ftle with the Clerkof the; Circuit Court in the counties ofiPosej,"' Knox. Vanderburgh. Warrick. Daviess.. Pike. Gibson. Harrison' Floyd. Washing ton. Jackson, Heott, dark, Jenniugs, BaiJ lUOIOIIiew, Xjv irnv c, uj niiX':, f ci(j "ls-. cer. Crawford, 3effersoni, Brown, RipleyDearborn Decatur, kFayette, Franklin, Switzerland, Ohio, ana Johnson, the claims hereinafter required. And it shall be the duty of said Clerk to file said claimin their ..respective offices. And- immoj diatelv Alter said first dav of June. H-67.,3 make out and forward to said Commls-i sioners a c mplete llst4 the names, numbers and amount of. said claims." Eaqb 1 claim tiled wit' the tlerk as aforesaid shall contain a concise statement jof the property lost. Injured, impressed, or de.; atroyed,! the nature ,of the Injury, and,;

V what county, and at or about what time

whether It was caused by the rebel, or by ' the State or National forces; a 10 that snch claimant has received no compensa-i tion for such low, and did not invHe, encourage, or assist said raiders, or any of them, which claim shall be verified by the oath of the elaimant. Th'.rd. The Governor shall also appoint an attorney, who shall be present at all the meetings of "said Commissioners, and B"iall act as the attorney of the State, and shall look after and protect the interests of the State. Kaid attorney shall, before entering upon his duties, take an oath to faithfully discharge the duties of his office. Fourth. 8aid Commissioners shall have power to appoint a Clerk, who shall take an oath to ytllwliarga .the, duties, of, his office. And it shall be the duly of said Clerk to keep a complete record of the proceedings of said Commission, and file and reserve the papers thereof under the irectioH of said Commissioners. , v. Fifth. Kaid Commissioners shall organr late on or before the first Monday of June,' 1no7, and a session of said Commissioners shall be held at the county seat of each one of the counties through which the raid of said Morgan's forces was made and at such other plaees as said Commissioners may determine. Due notice shall be given of the time and place of such meetings by the Commissioners, and the Clerk of each county shall also notlly each claimant of the time and place the Commissioners are to meet in such counties.- - Sixth. The Commissioners shall have power to compel the attendance of witnesses and ad mm lster oaths in the same manner as is provided by law for the Circuit Court, and the (Sheriff of the county in which the Commissioners are holding their sessions shall be required to serve all erocess required by said Commissioners; ut the Htate shall in no event be liable for the cost of witnesses summoned in behalf of the claimants, nor for the cost of summoning such witnesses. .Seventh. Maid Commissioners shall examine all claims duly presented and ascertain the amount, of loss thereon, and whether the claim be meritorious, as upon the evidence before them they may deem lust and equitable. Separating said claims into the following classes: 1. Claims for property taken or destroyed or injured by the Uulon forces, under command of the United .States officers. 2. Claims for property taken or destroyed or injured by the Union forces, under State officers. 3 Property taken or destroyed or injured by the, rebel.-,. - . , - 4. Property taken ordestroyed or injured where claimant is unable to identity by which the loss occurred. Eighth. Said Commissioners shall have power to adopt all such lorms, rules, and regulations as may be necessary and proper to facilitate the discharge of their duties; and they shall require the Clerk of said Commission to make a complete record of each claim presented, and a comprehensive abstract of tne testimony taken and also the finding of said Commission or its decision thereon, which decision, shall be signed by said Commissioners and attested by the Clerk; and, upon the completion of their labors, on or before the first day of January, 1808, said Commissioners shall report' their proceedings; their findings, and the facts upon which each claim is founded, o ihe Governor, who shall report the same to the next General Assembly, with 'hU recommendatton thereon. t ; , . i The Governor shall also recommend the amount of compensation which, shall be. Fiaisi said Commissioners ai d other officers n carrying out this resolution: iPromclert, That not more 1 ban three thousand tlol-. lars be ued to defray the expense of fetichCommission. . . : n .- - The Governor shall cause this resolution to be published, and ten copies forwarded to the Clerk of each of the counties hereinbefore mentioned i who shall - have . the same posted up in public la;es ai-d copied into the newspapers of such counry, if any be published therein. , ,!- ... Passed the Senate; March 11th. 1SG7. ' i Cv M. WILSON, - . f : Secretary Senate. Passed the House. March 11th, 1867. ; CYRUS T. NIXON, Principal Clerk. Executive Department. ,r j Indianapolis, March 18th, 18G7. 1 " "' The above and foregoing is a true copy of the original resolution on file in this Department. CONRAD BAKER, Lieutenant Governor of Iudiana. Acting as Governor thereof. mch28 dlw ... J m .u t'.i Builders and Painters.' W E HAVE 1ST STORE, o),000 pounds strictly pure White Lead. 50,000 pounds pure Star White Lead, f y J .VI nnn nnnnHa Knv StAtA WliitA T a.l s I l.doo gallons Linseed Oil. 5,000 pounds No. 1 Putty, in Bladders and Cans. Window Glass, all sizes. . . , , Glaziers' Points and Putty Knivei j I COLORS of every variety. DRY or. in OIL. All of which we are selling as cheap as can be purchased in the West. - KELLER fc WHITE, Wholesale Druggists, Evansville, Ind. mchB tf JACOB SJXZICII. JOHN J. SIJIZICT , J J. SINZICH & SON, . So. 20 Water Street, ...... Bet. Sycamore and Viae.. BOAT STORES, GROCERIES, CORDAGE, n UAKUM, Hemp, Cotton, and Gum Packing.' Lath, Yarn, Twine, Rosin, Wrought Spikes, . ,.. . . ' - -I rd. Coal. aud Lubricating Oils - -m Uriiet promptly filled, at lowest rates, auel? 3ir

HEDICAL.

TrY.T- ' MW roquet! ii fci'lsol drawhittIer; 1o A REGULARLY BRED 1 PHTSICIAN, as his Diploma, which hangs in his office, wiltshrow, has made Chronic ZHxeuses the ttudy . of hit fife, and has a Union-widerepntation; having been longer locoletiJn &(.Z?ti than any olher Chronic Disease .fbysiciao. f , W;,r y, r-i-, -a , ni Much of his practice has been . of a pri-. vate nature Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, Gleet; Stricture! 1E Urinary Diseases, SyplHlitic or Meneurii Affectcnso 4aThrot, Hkm, or Bones; Orchitis, Hera ia, or -Jlupture; a so the effects of aSolitarj-JIatoit, juinous to body and mind, producing Blotches, Debility, Impotence, Dizinesp'Dlniness of Sight, Confusion of Ideas, Evil Forbodlngs. Aversion to Society, Loss of Memory. Weakness, to.;; noi xM h&ift in any on case, but all occurring fieequently in various cases. a&r Acoommodattons "ampfe ', "- charges moderate;' cures guaranteed. Consultations by letter or at office, free. Most cases can be properly treated without an interview, and medicines, secure from observation, sent by mail or express. No hindrance to business in most cases. Address Box 8092, St. Louis, Mo. Hours 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Office permanently located at-No. 66 St. Charles Street, between.' Sixth and Seventh, one square south of Lin dell Hotel, a retired spot in the centre of the city. . . Consultation rooms, and rooms for the accommodation of such patients as require daily personal attention, a . !-.! p.- " ' "EVERYBODY ' can get in a sealed letter envelope my " Theory, Symptoms, and Treatment of Nervous, Urinary, and Sexual Diseases," clearly delineating all the Diseased Condi' tions, with full Symptom Lists, for two three-cent postage-stampa to prepay postage. Circular tor Ladies, relating to Diseases of Puberty, Menstruation, aud Pregnancy,' three cents. - - iau'29 dw8m (dltaw) 1 ' ;a -' -If IT--J O O K 9 s 1 1 sjfexsia'. Cure THIN liKEAT REM EOT FOR ALL Diseases o( .the v V ;; Ai ' r - STOMACH is the discovery of the Inventor of Coe's valuable Cough .Balsam, " while' experimenting 'for-his -own health. 'It cured Cramp in the Stomach for him which had before yielded to nothingbut chloroform. The almost dally testimony from various parts of the country enceurage us to believe there is no disease caused: by a Disor dered Stomach it will not speedily cure. Physicians indorse and nse it Ministers give testimony of its efficacy. And from all directions we receive tidings of cures performed. DYSPEPSIA! .,, It is so re to enre. HEARTBURN I- . . One dose will cure. ' ' - - ' SICK-HEADACHE ! It has cared In hundreds of cases. HEADACHE & DIZZINESS! , 3 It stops in thirty minutes. v ACIDITY of che STOMACH! , It corrects at once. RISING of the FOOD! , . It stops immediately I " DISTRESS AFTER EATING ! One dose will remove. CHOLERA-MORBUS ! Rapidly yields to a few doses. BAD BREATH! ' Will be changed with half a bottle. It Is Perfectly Harmless! its UNPRECEDENTED BUCCESS ll owi-ig to the fact that . It Cures by Agisting Nature to re-assert her sway in the system ! - Nearly every dealer in the United States sells it, at lit per bottle. - C. G. CLARK A CO., ' 'i;t i -. ..!.- Proprietors,.' I . . " -t ... ,New Haven, Conn. yil ' i: i : PERIODICAL DROPS, TJie Great Eemafe Remedy for. I , Irregularities. I HAVE TESTED THESE DROPS in my own practice, over ten years. Riid do not hesitate to say that nothing has been developed by medical research thai acts so powerfully, positively, and harmlessly, in cases of female irregularity, as does this medicine. In alt recent eases it never fails, while thousands wno 4tave been long sufferers are indebted to it tor the lioon of health to-day. 'Although so powerful and positive, they are perfectly harmless, axio may be used at all times, except when specially forbidden in the instructions. , .To all who suffer from any Irregularity, pafnful, diraoyiv exees&iye, .ojpensi ve., or obstructed menstruation. Leucorrhcea. or the' train of diseases that follow,;! would aayk try a oottieor Dwiyons reacn, period Tear Drops. Belny a fluid preparation, their action is, more-direct and positive than any pills' or powders. Explicit directions, bearing my lac-simile, accom pany eacn Dome. Thev may be obtained of nearly every druggist in the country, r iy-. inclosing the price to C. G. CLARK r CO.; New Haven, Conn., General Agents for the United States and Canada. Price SI 50 per bottle. DK: JOHN L. LYON j ' Practicing Physician. dec dtm New Haven. Cobb. : Indiana (State Normal School. Notice to C'oiilriiftortt. REAPED PROPOSAIJS .WILL BE prox., at the office of J. A. Yrydach Architect, southeast corner of Wabash and fifth Streets, Terre Hau e. Ind., for the following work and materials, in construction of said Normal School Building: J 2. KxeavaUon f foundation, about 300 cubic yMrds. . . ..-.. ?. Burning 200,000 bricks. i.i ' - ' 3. Laying the same. 4. About 3,000 worth dressed stone in foundatl-n wall.' 5. Elehtee i iron columns, weight about 20,000 lbs.: ! ' ' 6. One hundred and fifty window frames. 7. Putting in and bridging joists, wood, bricks, dust, shafts, Ac Full information as to plans, specifications, and conditions furnished - at the Architect s offica on and after Friday, 22d March. -. ( - ' - ? The Board r serves the right to reject any or all bids not - satisfactory as to price or. terms. Security required for performance of contract.- . i . By order of the Board of Trustees. -.. t. -1 - JOHN INGLE, Jr., President. Terre Haute, Ind., March 14th, 1SB7. : i .imchis d tUl aprlO ! - FLAT-BOAT CARGOES. The Rising Sun Insurance Company OF Rising Sun, ; Indian-n. t THIS OLD AND REIJABLE COM. pany, well known to the business river men, has established an agency In tbis city, to insure cargoes of flat-boats at rates and on terms, low as any company can sately take such risks. Apply to ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Agent. JanlS Sm No. 10 South First Street.

rWSTJItAlICE.

W. A. PAGE, l'" v. Edoar Shaepe. Notary Public LOUCJ 1, W. A; PAGE 4 CO., FIRE, RIVER, LIFE, and CO' ; ...... ' , ' ACCIDENT ' T A,0 --iJ 1 I ii s u r a ii e e 7 A- gents Corner Main and Water Streets,(Brown, Tunkerson fe Co.'s formei' office,1 p ETAKVIUJC, l2fPj Home V&srirance Compan V. ' :'F'NEw!TORr;;;;;:';'.rv Gash Capital f2,000,0Cv Assets, July. 1st, 1866,.. , 3,596,35 .' "Washington "Insurance Co ! - , .OF . NEWi YORK. -: Cash Capital J:...:::........:.; ,$400,000 Assets, July 1st, 1866 688,39 ;in ii.tr? ..... J to i.M-'ii.uir.; Columbia Insur&nee Compan; ;- ; j!" OF NEW YOBK-Ar " ' 'i Cash Capital $500,00u Assets, July ,K,866 r- ' 590,000 T I w'"''" -'-'' UNITED'.'; , .,!.,-;.-:.-'-t.. fire and Marine, Insurance Co. ' m ai rnviNamn IND tnNCiWNATI. rt . , Cash Cavital $350,000 398,000 Assets, July 1st, 1866 .. New York Accidental Ins. Co. , of new york; s; Cash Capital..........:....:...- $250,000 Asets, July 1,-1S66... f 276,000 Insures against ACCIDENTS of every description. Northwestern 'Mutual life : Insurance Company , : ; ; OF MILWAUKEE. Cash Assets, .$2,000,000 The greatest succesr of asy Life Company ever organized. FIRE, MARINE, A RIVER INSURANCE OLICIES ISSUED IS THE ABOVE JlT well-known Companies, and all losses well-known Com mntlv adjusted ani promptly adjusted and paid at this office. i paid at in CO., Agents, , W. A. PAGE A CO.. Agents, corner Aiain ana w aier etireeis, Evansville, Ind. (Brown A Dunkenoa'a former otfloe.) aula fiiy GROCERIES. WAKK HUBBSLI.. JOS. T. 8WASEY. SAM. T. UAMBLKTON. HUBBELL, SWASEY & CO, (Successors to John Swasey A Co.,) WhuletiHlo Grocers and f LIQUOIl MERCHANTS, -s Nos. 23 and 25 Sycamore St., mcb4d6m Cincinnati, Ohio. . MATTHEW DALZELL, . , WHOLESALE DEALEJi IS , . i ' , Gr r o 3 . e ir i o s 9 Nails, White Lead, Lime, Cement, Ac. No. 18 Water Street, JanSdly. ' y EVANSVILLE. IND. '.' CRESCENT CITY,; PROVISION' STORE and MEAT-rJIAIiKET. . WRAVElC READ & BENNETT; Cor. LOCUST and" BECOND STS. feb7 dly . .t: ! ii i' i o j i :- O-viiiiiiy Bags. , iJ i - - , . H iving acteptfid i iKe agency sftom i yi id'i.iti iii't it t s it one of the largest importers, toe are prepared to fill orders for any quantity of G-unny Bags at the lowest market price. Parties purchasing through us will save all the profits of .middle-nven, and get bags of large size . and full jvoeight. TermsPrompt Cash. ' W- i j FOSTER BROTHERS, No. 64 West Second Streit.V oc20 dly , CINCINNATI j' OHIO. ' J ' "t '. .( PKESTOJf it BKOS. , ( . , ' , ,. ,. f. p. CAR90K.';' ,' ' ' ; ; ! 'a. pbzstok. PRESTON BROTHERS,; ; . . ,- i .-! ' ., . t.ivu.: - ..I..: . t V Wliolesale , Orocers, No. 9 First Street, v v E VA If 3 VILLA, fTL SOMETraNG NEW : -; To Housekeepers.1; V PREPARATION (patented Oct. 14th, A 18titi) that will clean and polish your Tin, Plated-Ware, Britannia, Brass, c, like new, with as little labor as washing, aud will not injure the finest silver or plated surface. . , !t . 1 IT IS TRULY WONDERFUL! a , 4 ' Those wuo have tried it say it Is of more value than a servant. Try one box, and you will not be without it. Ask for Case's Magic Polish. .. . . . . . j Oaly 25 CENT.-i PER BOX, Retail. ; , Ask for It at any Dreg, Orocery,5' Tlni Hardware, or Fancy Store. s . T . . "I, Manufactured uy W. Pi Case 3t Bra.'' ' , ', . : (l i S. E. GILBERT Si CO V ' Wholesale Grocers, No. 31 North First St., V . ;,,( Evansville, Ind., Are our Exclusive Agents there to supply the Trade. ' 1 i-t,- i W. P. CASE A BRO., 56-ana 38 East Broadway, New York. ebMdSm .

Q JEENS7AIIE.

' ; ' l:.i2!' Hilt lii t.iff fqvm i:' New Queensware flocse. " y ! I -. i?; !; I.'-iU Sill iO h.' "ii. ' -:' -.i : -,' : : -.i .' '.. i a '-n i 1 LICHTEN & ICHENHAUSER, . , " ' IMPORTERS OF' " 13 ,yJ ' 1 QUEENSWARE, : k. J it 1u and-' . i-.i.-'.: "hi HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, No. 3 Sonth First Street. . ;:-.;..'" .!;m'; ;'-M!H ll -iiSi.-i W1 E ARE NOW OPE.VI5G THE most splendid assortment of Faa : Articles ever Imported to this city, and t stock of - vjus ia i: -t y, . . f '. 5 .ii . '. 1 uuniu an Axrvvv ttt rri ., is now complete, and only wants' looking at to Induce all to make, their purchases oJ ns : and our stock of T ;s common ' Ware ,; A - lit ly.iU l,ini'.-"'i - ft; Is large, and will be sold as low as the low est In the United States. .Ii t.: Bohemian Glass and SilverPlated Ware. Our assortment of Bohemian Glass' and Silver-Plated Ware is one of the finest ever elected for the trade of this city; and we have the advantage of our senior partner residing in the city of New York, and at au times on nana selecting tne latest styles and patterns of ware. . t fflii ..tf-U'V.!' ocza dam HOLLINGS WORTH .3 BROS.; -t: t i'M -,t. t : v ' . . IIPORTERSi OP J - f ' OTJEElSrSWIlE' Oliina, !.-(. i I ft'!: : "J ut G L AS S wA RE, . , . . c., . Ae,. ,,,t ; ln all their various branches, -' HAVE BEEN IMPORTINtt direct from England sinee August, ls49, and are duly posted as to the demands of tne trade, in quality, style, price, etc Besides the experience of years In this business, we go into the English market WITH GOLD, and buy as cheap as any bouse in the United States. . ' We import and sell a style of WHITE GRANITE GOODS which no other aouse In the city can get from the factories direct. Tfley are very desirable styles, and will sell more readily than any goods in the market. Such Is the opinion of good judges. ! That Evansvme is a cheap market for Queens ware no ene is likely to dispute, and we deem it unnecessary to multiply words. You will And us at the old stand, : f ' . lNo. SO , First. Street, and No. 8 Sycamore Street, au26 dtf 5 EVANSVILLE. IND. WOOIEN MIIXS. Vi: : L-lift ."'.. ?i;ll "'-.'! -'"'': ' :r:. LAWKENCEBUKtrH -iitiAi Ji.-t:4 i's..l n ' 1 -.17 " ' .;f.i ' -.!-ii vv'i ,;ir; . r yp. . Casdimerew. i .-ri;.'!l'! : !-! I i 1 " ?- I 1,1-1 ' v.- . . ; -v:; :! i' . -1. ' - THESE GOODK, BEIK0 MAN CF ACV - tured only of the finest Merino Wools, are of superior quality, high finish, and made in a great .variety of the most fashionable styles. Ranking in New York with the best Eastern makes in styles and finish, these Western goods especially commend themselves to the Western trade, as they are entirely free of Shoddy, Flocks, Waste, 4c . Gentlemen giving these goods the' preference in ordering suits will be sure to be satisfied in quality, style, and wear. - For sale at retail by all the principal merchant tailors and - dry goods dealers throughout the country, and at wholesale by MACKEY, NESB1T A CO., Evansville, nd by E. D. MOORE. Treasurer Lawrenceburg Woolen Mills, mch5d3m . Lawrenceburgh, Ind. SALT. KANAWHA SALT CO. RUFFJTER, Jr., . General A. j e u t, - -sV.rv-: . I . No 5. North Water Street, lii rL:;iw .:.'..' . " Evajstsville, Isrn. ' l - 1 1 t " .--. r ' I -v ' 1. i . a . f AlAot t uraers souoii.eu uiu u&it?u i. t-yJ " ket prices. meh!9d6m

SASDIEBT.

r uSsi-f-- C.-WOLFF, ' Maagfacturer of, and Wholesale and I ; u,. , Retail Dealer In. Saddles, Harness A'C&LLAR3Mid SADDLERY ' '"'i ! i TT 4 t r XVA J? - r ', . . 1 . . . - 1 . ...... . Ho. 5S' Main Street, corner Second, is i : fewe an EvAXsvrti.Ej'IsD. TTT tt" i " ' AXBE&T taTEINAACH v i ' . . C P.. -irACfc c ., ,VCWABT.KS Mlt.T.F.tU, , y t r .' SIGX OF THE BIG COLLAR; : . , WJUolesale and Retail ' t I ...-.-f'.:lifiL vAi --.t-'-i-: SADDLERY & HARDWARE. STEINBACH, 7V7ACK & CO., ". No. 79 Mnirr Street, - Between Second and Third.; .i.'t ! ! i ..; ,biu i i1 EVANSVILLE, IN D. - -l-i ---!!; ri'J "!. -i -Mil ,,J H u For the Wholesale -Trade. TTTE SHALL KEEP CONSTANTLT IT on hand a large variety of Whole sale Kaaaiery or our own manufacture. especially a large ansonineai oi au Kinos of Kin and. Hog Hkln CoUars, Bridles. Back-f lands, ' Whip-Lashes. Saddles, and Harness, which we can and will sell aa low. ana some articles lower, tuan anywnere in tbeUnited Statea i - i Also, a full stock of Saddlery Hardware kept on hand. 1 ' ;'' ov Ker Hides and all kinds of Leather the highest market price will be paid. The best Tanners' Qii for sale. s, m , t novl4 dm ' , , ELECTION NOTICES. State of Indiana. ... ,. 1 . i"-. . Vanderburga County, f The State of Indiana b'lheSnerijff of vanaerourgn-Vounty,- wetting ; T BLYTHE HYNESyf CLERK OF jLa tne vanaerourgh circuit Court, do hereby certify to the Sheriff of said county what officers are to be elected for the several townships (n said county, at the usual places of holding elections, en the first Monday in April, A.D. 18d7, being For Piaeon Toumthio. Three Justice of the Peace, four ConstaDiea, and one Townsnip Trustee. r for Kniaht Toumthin. - One Justice of the Peace, .two Constables, ' anu one Trustee. ftr Hoott ToumiKin. I -. One Justice of the Peace, one Trustee, an- : two ixmsiaoies. . Yor Armstrong TeumMhip. One Justice of the Peace, two Constabla and one Trustee. - e For Perm Townsnio. One Trustee, one Justice of the Peace, ana , two consiaoies. For Union Townthiv.' '' ' One Trustee, one Justice of the Peace, and two constaDies. '- t - if For Center Townthtp.' , One Trustee and two Constables. ' . For German Tovmihio. ' "' One Trustee, one Justice of the Peace, and two Constables.' And the Sheriff of Vanderburgh County is hereby directed to give legal notice of sucn election in coniormuy wun ine stat utes in such cases made and provided. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affiled tne seal or said Court, at evansville, uie u aay or ii arcn, A.D, 1867. BLYTHE HOES, Clerk: . Per H. W. Bippus, Deputy Clerk. By virtue of the certificate of the Clerk of vanaerourgn county, or wnicu me auove is a true and full copy . . Notlee is hereby given the qualified voters of said county that an election will be held at the several precincts In the townshins of-said county to fill the vacan cies above certified, on Monday, the first ALEXANDER DARLING, - Sheriff Vanderburgh County i Per A. W. Chute, Deputy hherifl. mch5 dw td - Courier, Democrat, and Union copy. I in -I- City Election. MOTIC:E IN IIEItEBY C1IVEN TO the qualified voters, of the city of nsvilie, tuat the annual election for the purpose of electing City Officers, will be held at the several places prescribed by the Ordinance of the City for holding City Elections on me nmz jiounay, oeing ine first day of April. 17, at which-election the following officers will be elected. viz. : One Councilman for each ward . of said city, a City Clerk, a City Collector, a City Treasurer, a Marshal, three" Assessors, and a City surveyor. . . . , , By order of the Council, March 11, 117. A. M. McOKIFK, Clerk. City Clerk's Office, March 14, 18b7. it mchll td : , " , i . . Uulon copy. ' DENTISTS. ; : :t:. ..: . ; Resident jDeuttst. ' Over First National Bani, ,;j J if Corner Main and First Streets, ' J-": z1 " -,; Evansville, Ind., TTAJrrric'rraEE' or' coNfiNrXUL ou Warn Work. Gold, Silver, Vulcanite, Corallte, and Amber Plates, Carved Work, Artificial Palates, Ac. ADMINISTRATION of Nitrons Oxide (an excellent and safe anfeatbellc), Cbloroform, Ether, and also several local paralysers. -,;..,,: , - ' ' ... NEURALGIC Affections treated . . . . MY FACILITIES are as S "d establishment as large (eoningo-" F1V rooms) as any In the united States. I R.FTTTRV MV THANKS for the exKh! shar receiT duriDg -as. ;'DR. J. C. BIESB0WER, a ... Office, No. 10 FIRST STREET, bet. Main and Locust. , Tenders his professional services to tbis citizens of Evansville and vicinity. fwJ8 tf H. MURSINNA, 1 Office No. S CHANDLER-S- BUILDING, , Corner Fir.t and Locust Street. . : ' " Evansville, Ind. " Plans and specifications for all kinds of buildings furnished at short notice, and jrniienabla twa mchl&d3m

TRANSPORT ATTO'M'. , THE MERCHANTS' UNION H AVISO PIT TlfEIK DIRECT and great Througn Lines in perfect wo! king order, are now prepared to do a General Express Busiueos with the East, West, Southwest, and Northat-st. lncludlng the carrying and collecting or Money , , Valuables, Ac. . :- . - . Our lines now opened embrace the routes between New Vork. Boston. Philadelphia Buffalo, "Detroit, Cleveland, Cincinnati ' Chicago, Milwaukee. LaCrotwe, Prairie-do Chien, Indianapolijt.Terre Haute, St. LouU and all intermediate points, and are being rapidlyr extended over all the routes o trde. , i j v.-,i -. ' The capital of this Company U

; 'Twenty Mil lion' dollars, 0 1 and is an ample guarantee to the public of It responsibilliy. AU losses and damage of property entrusted to our eare wil be promptly and equitably adjusted. ' Every effort will be made to merit the ftatronage of the public Our rates are as ow as those of any responsible Express Company. . v , r . . , , ' R.R.WALDEN, Agent. , OFFICE Na. 4 rirat Kret. - , novl3 d3m . . , - ci ' ' Merchants' JJe.ipatel . FAST FREIGHT LINE FORWARDS GOODS FROM New York, Boston, " "" ' , and all poinWTnthe"New England ; . iHtates, i . i , TO EVANSVILLE DIRECT, IN, TIME EQUALED BY NO OTHER LINE, AT REGULAR .RAIL : !..: .-. .ROAD RATES. , r-,. . WITH AGENT.M AT ALL T1IK principal points along the line, we are enabled to give the UT5IOST DESPATCH to freight.' ' ' ' We have Contracting Ageata at Nashua N. H., Worcester, Mavs., jiritigfield, Maaa. Providence, - K. I., aud Hartford, Conn. Goods marked " Mercli.ttits' Despatch andshipperl to either of the above places, or via Albany, will reach oar line, a BILLS OK LADING GIVEN, on appU ' tion. ON DAY OF SHIPMENT. . . .All claims tor DAMAOEfl, OVt CHARGES, Ac, are promptly settled wi out referring ourpatrons to Eastern oft. ,. . . E. B. MORGAN, Agent. 1 ' i " , , - Evansville, Ind.' i Office with Keen, Mark A Co. septfdftX Old, Reliable, and Responsible. Capital, ' . $10,000,009 LP , THE ' ,v Hi ,i .. .-I'll "'. Express Company. ESTABLISHED 14. ORGANIZED 1M4. The Only Company having Ramlflca tions throughout the Continent, .. and Connections with the Whole World. GREAT EASTERN, WESTERN, and SOUTHERN EXPRESS LINK , THE ADAMS EXPRESS C'OHPAKT, at Its office la EvansvlUe, solicits a continuance of the patronage of the public, referring to its superior facilities of transportation. Us vast domestic and International connections, Its prompt liquidation of all losses, and Its sterling reliability. Especial care taken In the collection of Bills, Drafts, Notes, and the transportation . of Money and Valuable Packages Merchandise received for delivery on payment of the accompany In g bill, and proceeds returned promptly, ., Transport heavy and light freights, packages, and parcels as low as all other forwarders..: - . .- ll.U.I- . 1 . Any information In regard to the routes Ac, can be obtained at the office, No. 74 K1KHT STREET novUdtf.i , J.S. DAVIS, Agent. . .! ..:i.i.. .i .t: .v..' 'i BROWN,' VbUNKERS0N . .(.WM-.."'!.'."-ilV!-.'--,.. ''"-' ' '( ' h,: ,ii .iu.;i i'-"'-'-i c ORWARDING AND COnSlBSION ; ; i . ,.-, ... ' I :'f l ;' ' . , ,. :;..!.!' its : k-,,-m-s- .'. And fpecial Agents for the. r u n .-. . : ; ' . ,,- ;.i-.-' h I - -!- I BElIEFO-VriUTK k. b.;co I.. !,.! 1 1 i -. , . i ERIE TEA W0RTATI0X CO., ii : ,1 ' - f tt , And EEIK TIME IIPBESS. Also.'AgenU for the 1 Bellefontaine Cotton Express. TIME AND RATES GUARANTEED. mir Conslgaments solicited. , I BROWN, DUNKERSON A CO'.V. August 13, 1868 auglr Agents. COAIm BODIA9I COAIj MIXES. OFFICE ON THE CORNER OF LOeast and Water SCreeta. ly.Ad MTU

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