Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 March 1867 — Page 8

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'SPECIAL NOTICES.

M BBBOlDrW HKAVKX ' ANT) FEELIHQ Hbll!" Very properly describes those who, suffering flora mich acute maladies m Gravel, Diabetes, Difficulty of Voiding Urine, and like -complaints, behold their fellows on every hand In the full vigor of perfect health. But every mclican , find relief in Dr. J.. W. Poland's' White Pine Compound the never failing, remedy. - . ; Lit- " - "Batcbelor's Hair Dje. ' This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world. ..The only true and perfect Dye. Hartale&i, Reliable, Instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous tints. Natural Biack or Brown. Remedies the ill eflects of Bad Dye. Invigorates the hair, leaving it soft and beautiful. The genu- , ie Is signed MlUi-tm A. Jtatchelor. A 11 others are aiere imitations, and should be avoided.. Sold hy all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Barclay Btreet, New York. . . ., ., , - " ST BETAKE O' A COUNTERFEIT, dec 14 ly. ' -COLGAT5Hii. AROMATIC SOAP. A i Parlor Toilet Soap, prepared from refined Testable Qiiiin eornbination with Glycerine, and fwjer-ially designed for the use ofLaUaiAiiTtiieNui-ry. Itsperfu'tto 's e3tfiulsite,aiid its washing properties un-liC-ivld-'iForsaue by all drugiJlsts. . ;eb dtwly . rrtr ,tt" 1 . , I'.- i a ueaco-v or health: . :j. The good things of this world have each their appointed uilssson. . i . i - '' , It Is the mission of HOSTETTEE'S STOMACH BITTKR-S to prevent and relieve a great variety of ailments. Ffot twelve years it success as a protective and a remedy has been without check ur drawback. It is strong negative evidence ot .this fact, that the effica-.o the Article as " ipeoiik- for UyspepNiaf blftousness, constipation, nervousness, general debility, and nterruiitent fevers, has never been questioned. As proof positive of its Infallibility in . each cases, the sta foments of public men. whose names are- familiar as household words, have from time to time been given to the world. . . J. -- -J. , ;' If its reput;iou is not founded in; facts, then truth is a' shadow, and the utterances of conscientious citizens are of no more value than " dicers' oaths." s : And what is its reputation; , i.t. the pro gress of Its sales answer I lie inquiry-. Where twenty uuzeu bottles ot Hosteller's Bitters were sok -iu l.7 disposed of now. Jive hundred dozen are uouia public in ion be more signiits uurjarailicantly expressed than by its leled increase of consumption T It peems impossible. - i ; -a j I The preparation has been imitated. Where are the imitators? Echo answers, " Where?" To tue "limbo" of things lost on earth they are all either gone, or going. Peace be wita them ! COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP. 4-This tebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal m&nd, is made from the choicest mate1505, is mild and emollient in its nature, UlsraktLY s ce NTtD, and extremely JiEj-iciAL in Its action upon the skin, or Mle by druggists and fancy goods Miers. . . , . - autr24iv A (oushf A Cold, or 4 A : Soje (Tnroat BEQtTIRES IMMTOIATE ATTENTION, AND SHOULD BE CHWKU). , , : IK ALLOWED TO CONTIJftrR, ; Irritation of the Lnnt, it Permanent Throat - ; 1) incuse, or Con. , kamption : ','. ., IS OFTEN THE RESULT.'1 BROWXS BROXCIHAl, TROCHES HAVING A DIRECT INFLUENCE TO THE PARTS GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF. Fr Brnchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Coasnmptive and Throat inseases, !','.," TROCHK6 ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD SCOCESS. - Singers and Public Spealters ; . s will find Troches useful In clearing the voice when taken before Singing or Speak- . ing, and relieving the throat after an up usual ex"tion of the vocal organs, Th .rochet are recommended and prescribe, by Pbysieians, and have had testinibnial. ' from eminent men throughout the cou,n, try. Being an article of true merit, and having proved their efficacy by a test ot many years, each, year finds them in new localities in various parts ot the world, and ; the Troches are universally pronounced better than other articles. Obtain only Brown's Broscuiai. Trocues, and do not take any or the Worhlca ' Imitations tb. at, may, be Qfferyd. Sold sve UtTHlRft, r iuec6dw6m :" ft e Tran RHri BrlcE Machine, Justly celebrated ,tur ; perfect, simplicity, great strength, and immense compressing -" power, is guaranteed, with "eight men and two horses, to self-temper th clay MUKu'ks per Toprietorj t, ork, Room 2S. febl d3in . ;

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W" ,v,rot ".were lke.orter m the las 8essionJNl CU n g .,J iut othiilg-was so effectually vetoed as Indigestion, Dyspepsia, - and their kindred evils, by CUE'S DYSPEPSIA' CURE. No two-thirds .vote can ever sustain these troubles when the Cure is called to the rescue. Dyspepsia Heartburn, and Acidity of the Stomact. . cannot exist where'Coes -Dyspepsia Cun . - -"isUken. - t . JniaAwlt

LIVERY STABLES. AMERICAN LIYERY AND

SALE" STABLES.!?. T .O ln.-F.. held last-nib thA

i . Tftira Btreci,i ": ' ; Between Main and Locust, , ... , .EYANSVIL1.E, ISD.fJ FORTH, BOWLES & CO., Proprietors HORSES AND BITOGIES, SADDLE Horses, Carriages, 4c, ready for hire at all hours. - WFspecial attention given to orders for FuDerals, and elegant Carriages, Omnibusses, Ac furnishetl on short notice. , decs dtf : .. . - Auction and Sale Stable I. uttil-i '' by V VrLl' ftdler.B COR. FOURTH SYCAMORE STREETS. - , ' ,EVAJJ8VIia,, Isd. T SXf Si,r SEI',L HOKSES AND at auction every MONDAY. ESDAY-THURSDAY, and SATUrZ . DAY, from 10 a.m. till 12 m. AROod8upply of stock always kept on hnd- feb9dlm

BAIXIlOAX TIME-TAB1VE '"': ' "" j . jpCi Evansville and CrawfordsTille. - , ' GOING NORTH. Leave , Arrive. Arrive.

Evansville. Vlncennes. T. Haute Accom'od't'n. 5:30 a X 1 10:27 3:55 P X 3:40 FX Mall t& a K 12 :30 f m St. Loaia Ex.- 2:30 Pit 1 5:35 PX " COMING SOUTH. ... "' Leave " Leave - Terre Haute. Vincennes Arrive E'vllle. 9: 53 a m 5:38 p x 10:00 P M Vincennea Ac f 6:30 a x Freight A Ac. 6:50 a m 12:30 p m Malt 3:66 T X I 7:11 r X Terre Haute and Indianapolis. ' , . FROM TERRE HAUTE. ' " Leave. Arrive. 3:55 p M Dbt Express 4 :is p i Night Express Mail 12:20 A x I 12:00 Net 6:50 a X I 12 :0orM Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. FROM VINCENNES. . , - Going East. Going W't. Mail........... 2:25 p x 1 6:25 r x Express ;. 9 -.50 P m 5:00 A x -t;.-.--- ; - STEAMBOATLINESj -i ''- j ' ' 'j To Locri9'VTL'i..-"'EveTy- Monday ' and Saturday at 10 o"rJook a.m. Every Tsesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and .Saturday at 6 O'clock P. X. .... ' .1 " To Cairo Dally, except Sunday , at 3 oVloc'kp.'xJ - -. ' - . To Ubeex - Rivkr. Every Wednesday and Saturday at 6 o'clock p. x. . Every Monday and Thursday at 6 o'clock p. x. To Eastport. Every Tuesday -t, 4 o'cloctep. x. ' . . . To Hs dersoh Daily , except Sundays, at S o'eloclr. p.x. ' - . i ' -v ' Steamer Wm. 'White, regular Green Kiver Paeet. RocbportRtage (via Newbnrgh and Boontile,) carrj-ing the mail, leaves at 7 A. x., on Mondays. Wednesdays at.U Fridays. Arrives by 7 p. x., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays., . ' ' . New Harmony Mail Staee'leaved MonI days and Fridays a.t7 A. x.- Arrives TuesMt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily (except Sundays) at 7 A. x. Arrives daily (except Sundays) by 2 p. Mi r r " To Newbpro. Hack dally (except Son-' day.) from .the Merchant's Hotel, at 3 o'clock p. x. . 'V i APRIL ELECTION 1 i , ,i- .Monday, April ltt, 18b7. i t ITY TICKET. T r City Clerk j . . " , , ,. A. M. JIcGRIFF. , "t ,. i , - For City Treasurer. ' SAMUEL K. LEA VI TT. j '. For City Collector, ! ' : WILLIAM G. HAZELSIGG. j : For City Marshal, ! ! 7- ; PHILIP KLEIN. I ; - For City Surveyor, ! . CHARLES B. BATEMAN. 1 City Assessors Three to be elected, PHIL. EULER, Jr., ',..... ROBT. ROWLAND, S . , 3AM L. WYTTENBACH. t ' ' TOWNSHIP TICKET. i . , ...!....' . - ; - For Township Trustee, ; PHILIP WASSEM. ; Justices of the Peace Three to be elected, ,f , JOSEPH P. ELLIOTT, 1 '.''!., WM. EMERY, V i" ! "' ' " ' AUGUST. DUDDENH AU8EN. Constables Foui to elected, .!, 'SAMUEL DAY, : : i HAN FORD B 8HETT, ; ' ' QUO. L. ROBINSON, MICHAEL P. JON E8. FOR COUICCILMEN. First Ward WILLIAM HUNNELL. Second Ward-WILLI AM DEAN. , Third Ward WILLIAM E. FRENCH. Fourth Ward -FREDERICK W. COOK. Fifth Ward WILLIAM HEILMAN. 1 Sixth Ward-CHARLESCHAUM. Seventh' Wardf WILLI AM KOLLE. Eight Ward JAMES WILTSHIRE. Ninth Ward AUGUST UHL. ' , iPlon .Ward Meeting. ' 'A' Union' Republican meeting will be - held in tke J Sixth ' Watd . this Friday night, at Wassem & Kaer crier's grocery, on Fulton Avenue, to select a candidate for Councilman in place of Charles. Schaum, who has declined. All the Union 'men in the ward are invited. , . , . Personal. lion. Thomas c! Jaquess, pur efficient and popular Statpi cenator, is in tne city on Dusiness. 01r. Jaqie"di apt ions tbTsee our city election result ln;a Union triumph. tile andotir Jlepresentati res pledged the soundness of our city and county r on the political Questions of the day, a4 wre fenabled' tjOjprocure for us all the Aavors wuich we asked of the Legislature.-; He says he will regard it as a very damaging blow to our success in tVeUongressional race', to suffef defeat 10 iW city election; and sa I. O.-O.'iF.At the regular; meetT o 7 w followingqerwere elected for; the next term: Green .Bellamy, N. G. , " daleb'Davldson, V: G7' ' J H. W. Bippus, Secretary. Benjamin Sansom, Permanent Secretary. J as. Swauson Treasurer W m; Iftnery Ben. Sansom and Jos. Turnock, Trustees. y j JEdvTabor and jA.vVCute, Representatives to Grand Lodge. ' The officers elect will be public- , ly installed on next Thursday night, April 4th; and in this connection we may say that the officers elect of Princetott Lodge, at . Princeton, will be' publicly installed on " Saturday night of next week.

THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL, FRIPAr.iMAKCH

Another Democratic , Funeral. The Twelve Tribes Again In Council. Dissolving " Views and Shadowy Pantomuies.j i . - Tbe Courier ' In the Ascendant. The entire Dimmycratic party of Evansville met at the Court House'last night, each member having a full seat to himself, but managing to exhibit rueful countenances at intervals. The two leading wings of the twelve tribes 'overshadowed the .'other , ten and had everything their own way. Tba convention wing fairly flaxed out the anti's, and the . Cnurier was triumphant. . ,.,., '' I remember well " took the chair at.the suggestion of Mr: Klusheimer, and remarked that. he . didn't know what they had met fox." '.V .1' ; v Fenderich beiDg put 'lectioneering,Peter Meier was choseij Seeretaryv '' . . After some figuring? it was ap-' parent that , the twelve .tribes were weakening.. , vi;..V'. - '' '"' '" It was finally agreed to ' call a committee of one from each ward to i help, extract already prepared resolutio93 from 1 the " pocket of ''One of the chiefs of the twelve tribes. TbxeugE ; 4- mueh ribulationr ' inasmuch as some were 'not about, and many declined, Joj take a part in the farce, .'the lollowlrig .ar sons were mduced to go through' the motiorrs': jfo)li Wytenbach, C.'R. Rudd, Ben. Schapker, Val. Wetzel (ihs manwa foul after d dilligeut searclvas if with a , liglitetl candle, tbYbughout thg ufth 'Ward). Geo. II. chmit, ; Peter Kilta, Wm, Elmondorf, John Gavisk and Pat. B. jrle, Ben. Neihouse, Jake Miller, ' Brummelhaua, John- A. Reitz, Muhlhansen and John Ilaney were called, but did not respond. When .the' name Schmit was called, two men rushed forth, and, the one first to reach the door of the committee room, got in the magic circle. - , While tbe selection was being made a little side betting was going on between two of the lost tribes, and the man who bet the same old names would turn , up, claimed the stakes, although the other insisted that Rudd, Schapker, Gavisk and Boyle, had never 4before figured in a political meeting in this city: The question wa& being discussed when the meeting adjourned. ' While the Committee was absent, looking foolishly at each other, Sproiile dilated on the enormity of a Republican Legislature disfranchising the majority of the twelve tribes, by asking them to pay their taxes precedent to voting. The thing " just ; couldn't i be, -did-" He was forensically eloquentapdpathetical. His. speech - will appear ;in the next IjeJger. " . , , - The Committee, after consultation, reported, through their Chairman, het following reso-lu.t'you ;"u,, Whre1s,' The" Republican party Lhave presented to the citizens ol EvBi!le- a strictjy parljj titket, to ue-Jvotea tor at tne ensumg"T;narier election: and. candidates already ip , the field,' ;fpr' mostJ SU tlid crtj'-olftoe, many , ot whom we most cordially endorse thereby giving the Democrats, CoUservatiTes and. working men a chance ; therefore,. be it, . . tt tty '-'i1' ' 'I2esohel'T'ti&t in the present crisis of our growing city's prosperity, 4ad in view of the many iniprtrvements now being agitated; whicnif properly fbstered and cared for, must soon make our city second to none in , the ., great Northwest, in point of wealth and population ; we, therefore, prefer patriotism and the good of our people to' party, and as a consequence we deem it inexpedient to make uom,inations for the general city ticket. ' -m.v Notwithstanding they deemed .it inexpedient to nominate candidates,, theyf.proceededtl to jpppoint.a eommitttee to select rallying and challenging committees, the names' ' of which f we failed to obtain. . .About this time it occurred to some one that ! they were making themselves ridiculous, and saw ceremonie - they . adjourned. , T The., crowd . presented much the ; appearance of a flock of v sheep,; which having ' been chased by . wolves, - had become so demoralized that they were no longer able' !? ffwyw3 th.e'e 'eather1" and wereliinnug wiId., Tt" was hintfetl Uf "us,' L'. weve'rJthaV there was a right bower np some one's sleeve that would beTunsin at some, unexpected mftnoenc, creating a . result that would cause dynasties to shake, and the cheeks oftbe strong-hearted to blanch and'lheirJikhees tostrike together with fear and tremblin'gIt is pitiable to see a once great party so hopelessly demented and demoralized.

' Th Tcrkir'8 Concert. The audience at Turner' 8 Hall last niht was very large and highly fashionable. The performance, as we predicted, was of a highly superior character. The introduetories to the first and tecoud parts by the Crescent City Silver Band was in their happiest style,- and were received with earnest applause. The piano solo by Miss Jennie Dodgf was exquisitely beautiful a' most perfect performance. The Eeveral performances of Messrs. Schreiber - and Geil showed masterly ability. ' The piano; duett and Luci de Lamniermoor on the violin and 'piano by theMis&e Bisch.were wonderful achievements for artistes of such tender ' years, and received an encore. The violin and piano performance by Me&srs. Schreii ber and Geil, were' received with unbounded applause, and exhibited (surpassing ability. . The i clarionet duett, with full band 'accompaniment, was the crowntngglory' of tie evemog's perforrjiance. .The people of-Evans-ville may well be proud that they po.s-, se within' themselves 'the 'elements, for a, musical entertainment that are seldom excelled anywhere..!. We hope they may be of more1 frequent occur'-"

"'A Sixot'LAR'AFFArR. A dtfad man .117:. 5n a plai,n rough box, 'was, brought to this : city yesterday morning; by the Golden-' Era. Coroner Havlin was called upon and held an iuquejt upon the., body,; and the .verdict, will .be found elsewhere, in thia morning's Journal.' The onlr: 'niat.e'rial - wit ness examined was James Roinsou, who accompanied the remain to this city. His testimony was' to the . I thafj the, man's name was, Addison Green, and that he had beeu ehof-bj; Add. Thomas, who acted in selPdt!fence.! The affair occurred On Monday last on a flatboat, six miles above Caledonia, Illinois. Green was 'put on the Golden Era to be brought to this city to receive proper . medical care, but - hie died on the way up. Green is'said to have been from Dubois County, , and ' is said to have served a term in the penitentiary, being a desperate character. On one of hia arms was traced in India ink a snake coiled around the arm with his head toward the hand, and the motto " Don't tread on me." On his upper arms were traced lascivious pictures indescribable in a newspaper. There h an air of mystery surrounding the whole affair which will probably never be fully .explained. , 1 ,(:.r Before ; Justice Stinson. My Lord Chief Justice Stinson had quite a run of custom yesterday. .' , , , , , Pleasant Drake, who, from his conduct we should take it was a mo unpleasant Drake at times," was charged with the ungallant . conduct of committing an assault and battery on Mrs. Henry Martin, or as the prosecuting witness put it he ','., whacked 't her on the mouth, cut her, on the-ear with a knife, and punched her" in 'the side with a' stick. 1 Fpr all '. thii unmanly demonstration His Honor . fined him $1. with. $9 25 costs.' Charges were eten4i;Wthcmet party j against Gajlor Mo.iint au4 umacl Drake tor-provoking, an assault, ' but i the ! ,6harge'. ws not. 'uT;iyd, and they rere discharged. All the puties were of the Afrioan persuasion; 1 The evidence in both , case's, showed i that: many elegant and pet. names had been bandied betweeu tlrefni;'- !. Martha ' Jackisori1,'1 a ' ihiscegenated specimen of, feminine creation, whom i we should take to, be' part Indian, part . Southern chivalry, with a i slight ad.'ni'iictijre'pf.Scipio Afticahus','V prefer;rec( a charge1 ;of assault.', 4nd ; battery against K.lla Wallace, a woman of de oidedly African '. proclivities. l Ella caught Martha-,' talking , id her manr and, being seized with a fit of jealousy; handed her one or two stunners. Ella niarJea clean confession,' and was discharged by paying, the' costs.' , His Honor attempted an .admonition on the folly of eolored people Working and making money, then getting into rows and paying it to Justices of the Peace and lawyers, but - Ella cut hia homily shorty by remarking curtly 'that "the city needed fixing up, and the black people might as well help pay for it as anybody else." , .1 ' Panorama, or . the Bible. We remind our readers that this magnifi cent painting will be open for exhi i bition at Masonic. Hall to-niht and jto - morrow night, and should be seen. ty all. Everywhere it has received the highest encomiums of the press. -and" is -considered. by- clergymen and artiste a wonderful Achievement pf the pencil Those admiring fine paintings and appreciating the great moral lessons such a panorama inculcates

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should go themselves and take their children. There will be an exhibition on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, expressly , for the accommodation of children and heads of families. Council Proceedings. .!.-,;. ' CorNcn. Ch a m b k rs, ' -'EvAsraviiAB, March 2i . . The founcil mvt parsuant to adjournment. Present Mayor pro torn., and Oouncilmen Hnnntll, LH-ar, Mill.i, 8mith, RrttA Miller, Wiltshire, Hetlman, Mayo Bakerread a petition from snniJry cili2i-ns, asking that the ordt-r for the bowldwiing of First street from 1-eet Street to Kulton Avenue he rescinded. Mr. Keitz expla ned the position of Ciir. : ; " - ' : Smith favored goin on with th bowldering. auJ oti mottou the pelitlou mis laid on the tab!.. The CommilL-e api'wjlnted for the purpose, ubmi'.ld the oilowing rt(Jirt on Kalurie.s of city olJi.-ers. The foiumittee recommend that the Clt- (.1rk receive Sl,50 per annnm; the Collector l'ijier cent.; Trf-aorer, S1,V) jf-r anuum; Marshal. $o; K--h1 K-tate Awc-tsor, Si"; Assessorx of per-umuN. JK eni'li. Hellirtan irtoved to amend by giving the Collector I'tf iwr cent. lxwi. Milin moved to uuike the ClerltV salary 'f2,ilt losti ' f . ilellmun moved to make it fl.M. JatfI: Tne motion to adopt was then carried unanimously. ' . -i f Tie Mavor-fcobmlttAl a luap of certain lots laid out n Oat Hill Cemetery, and the price of lo-a was ufrtxecl by the City Coun-1 o.il,'ranitiK from ;fc down to S10. lie lo Mked Uiair bhe price of choice lota in another blck. beat shlo. whk-h was coucurrml in. " Mavor Haker reported, a ,sitiewalk laid, and the bill was allowed, amonutiim to 45. ' ' :: Mayor Baker wit allowed S ax cah paid for stamp; C. Roitz A Bro., for gunnels, tlli 77; Jamea.saundera.aervice, fiu. Tlie Coiumittue, appointed for the pur-pow.-proposed tbe following mme f r the Insuecrora of Eloetloii:;. ; id. A. W. Chute was nominated for the First Ward, Johrt Hchubert for the Hecond Ward, and John tireek lor the Third, which were chosen. .. , Aa attiortiute to John Greek, V. D. VIot waA clKJsetu liobt. Hill was chosen alternate in the First Ward by the vatini vote of the M.yor, tnd as alternate in the second precinct, Philip Kramer was cImuwu. i The subject of the bid for bowMn-ia wuslakeu np. The comaiittee report-d iu favor f xtponliii tlie coiisderation of the que-tion, and the report was concurivd ui..- i I , - ' Coiiiicilinan Hmlth desired to reeetvelnformation repertinr the street railroad. He thought the Council was about to be baped mun to extend, tb tiuw', put coatessed that it Was a. 1 M own AmaCl nation. (Several mernlars expresMid their leHef that those who held the charter would be required toJUl" Hs letter aud.plrlt. ' (Smtta wat satisfied ami orned.an adjournment, and a. S o'clock the Council adjourned ; x ' ' ' i . . i I r I For the Journal. Editor Jeurual, f J . i Evansville, March 28. i'. The' Courier, this morning, has some remarks which', bo far as they concern myself, I would like to answer, if you will be kind enough to insert this. The Courier pays me some compliments, for which I aralhankful; but they remind me, involuntarily, of the prayer of Frederick the Great; "O, Cod! protect me against myfriends; my enemies I will take' caro of myself." '. ' '; ' It is all moonshine to say that the nomination for City Treasurer had been, pledged me, as well as it is to say I had been forced from the track. Neither one of these two would be facts, that I am conscious of. But I am under obligations to the Union party ef. this city for the nomination as Justice of" the Peace, which office, after consideration,. I preferred. The Courier, in spite of all sympathy, calU me unfit for that office. - Well, I don't want to say anything against this, but that, if elected, I will devote my time au'd energy to fit myself for the office, as'quiick i an possible, and expect to succeed.' ' ' 'Yours,' respectfully. August Duddexhacsen. ,- 1 . xKeje wili:i a.mfe(itlng of the Kvansville1 Medical Society on next Saturday evening, it Tki'clook, at the ofnee or JJr. nray,,on b irst btreet. ! ' '" Geo. B. Walkee, Secretary Mr l i-l-i 'r-.z i.ut.u anci uj uanzicu rruits and Vegetables, of the best quality, attliervcw York Ufocery, tl .uain Strt,;: Prices low.1 ; ,r ... Alone. ; Louis ; Bittrolff having purcbefedy titer interest ot his late partrfcT is now offering bargains to purcnase.rs pi goia or silver watcnep. superior gold pens,' ia'fiot,'' in all kird ofjeWeFry or clocks, of which he. has ,a splendid stock on hand. Go right ;to JuHvatNo. 28 Main Street, one deorftom' First- and rest assured you will not be sold. " s ' ' , 7Watches repaired, and warranted.'- -m27dlw : i'. ( t . i .:. i 1 1 , t M -- Bodiam Coal 3Iines. Having purchased the Bodiam Coal Mines from the 1st of March, I should be much obliged-if those indebted to the old firm would call and settle. - , : I beg to return thanks to the citizens of Evansville for past favors, and trust by selling a goed article of coal and full measure at. moderate prices, to secure their future custom to a home enterprise, i f " " Coal 12 cents per bushel,' delivered. mar28 lw Joseph Mqrewoop. ; For: Fifteen Day.--J.-R. Lopspeieh will close busines in Clothing line within the above time, and, until then, will sell goods at prices without competition.:" rotuw-Jt, I . Fta. Hest Boarding-hoiuie with ten rooms, and, lurniture for sale. Gootf run of custom. Enquire of Mrs. Wnr. E.' Cowle," corner Locust and fifeventh streets. " ' - '.''iLbw. Obtbe 22nd Mnsti'.' a port--inonie with a small bub of money in it. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this office. mar23-tf

LOCAL NOTICES. For Rent Brick Dwelling House, containing nine rooms, situated corner Fourth and Chesnut Streets. Inquire'of " John A. Reitz, mh23-tf at Beta & Harey's Foundry Penmanship. Twenty-five- lessons are given at the Evansville Business College for $5. Hours from 9 to 12 A. M , 2 to 4, and 7 to 9 V. M ' Messrs. Geil fc ' llheiulunuer, ruusdc dealers, Third Street, below Sycamore,' tire Uaily in receipt of the newest publications.. . , . dec29-dtf New Real Estate a6ency. J. V. Elliott & Son have opened a Ileal Estate Agency and General Intelligence Office, for the sale of and renting of lands, houses, &c, Jkc. l'ersons having houc or lund to rent or.se!!, or jiersous ' wishing to purehiie or rent, will do well by calling on them at their office, on Third Street, near Locust,..:.' iu,', Elliott' Block, ' 'fSrlf you are Tn need of a stock of liquor., our advice would bo for yon. t-vgo to. IloJge, Carr it Co. 'fi, cornerWatcf iftid'Sycamoie Streets, and btt them cheaper better," febd uioro of them .for , le.s money than any other house will or can aiTord them. All liiyiors warranted un represented. triierchant Tailors' new goods arfivuig at the . new establishment ! Main Street. . ' mar5 tf Smith W Darlino. Stoves and Tinwahe Wholcsalo and retail, at J. l. Mfker'h, Syesmore, bet. Second and' Third Sts. mhl2-3mdiw ' (From tbe Dally Journal, March 2i Handsome,. B c i l d i n w, 7 N thing contributes more to the growth and proi-pority of u city thnu the erection

f of coinm.idicjus and hanilsnrue build-' ings. We have been gratified, during the puet year, to wituee a marked improvement in our city iu thia particular. During the coining Summer several buiHings are to bo -erected, which will, hot pnly add to the business futilities of the city, but materially improve its appearance. The new Opera House, and the new Journal Building will each contribute to the general appearance, and will each be indebted to Messrs. Albcker & Caten, .. stone-masons, for their beauty. Thesc gentlemen, who have not been in business a great while in our city, have, already, by their nkill as workmen in stone, materially elevated public taste in building, and promise to contribute largely to the appearance of public and private edifices. They have become exclusive owners of some of the best qunrriea of the celebrated limestone on Green River.known as "Green River Marble" in our judgment the handsomest building material in the West and are prepared to take contracts for putting up stone fronts of every variety and style of architecture- The stone front put np by them last year, for George S, Sonntag, on First Street, is tbe admiration of all who behold it, aud we confidently look forward to the day when whole blocks in our city will present a similarly benntiful apficaranc'. .The nfcw, Opera . Houc will lave a stone front on First Street, and the "Journal- office on Locust Street, and, when completed, will no doubt reflect additional credit on the enterprising, stone masons whose names we have given. The marble yard of these energetic builders is on the corner of Ingle and Market Streets where orders may be left to secure prompt attention. " They quarry and transport their own stone, and hence tIte every -ad vantage in order to bring their material within the range of prices that will justify its more general use. Menors. Albeker & Caten refer to II. Murtinna, Architect. .George S. So'nntajr & Co.. John J." Chandler, I Eq,r ad-KvRviil-JMJRNA4. Com pany. .-. ';Tr.-"" ' Vr -w .... ... . i I, .1 ih 1 FOR. Rr.JiT. A first-class busineo house,' No.' 40 Main Street price reduced. ..Apply: to H. K Wells & Son, No. 31 Main Street. fiSSNow is the time and J. H. CarlinV is the place to buy your Spring Clothing, as he has just received the tastiest stock of piece goods to be iodnd .in the. city, consisting of cloths, fancx and plain cassimeres and vesting! also, 'a' ieV lot of those magnificent French and English coatingif, wbichjhejs tuaklog ip in the moul. approve ty)es. Go and see. No trouble to show them at No. 8 First Street. - Fine Spring suits made at Carlin's for $30 to 135. .Cheap goods is his motto for the Spring trade. mh25tf TH0S. GRANT, . Carpenter and Joiner, WILl,' ATTEND PRrtMPrLY TO any work that may b t runted to hia care. (Shop on Main Btreet, betwet Seventh and Eighth. Font-Office box 6J) Especial attention giier .0 Heavy or Intricate Framing. feblSdt UHLHORN & BRIISIKIVfAfM, Huccewtom to M. A. Lawkencr. ' ' (Efltabltahed In 118.) Wfytksak and Retail Dealfrt in AMERlCAX ASD ITALIAN MARBLB and a aaperlor quality of Llmtwione for , , building pui-ponea, window UK, ' i cn.pt, fronts, door llUf Ac, 3Tos. 100, 102, and 101 Mala Street, Itext to Court Hoas, . Evansville, Indiana. aaehU Ij