Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 April 1867 — Page 4

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Agents fo the Journal. James L. Thornton, Princeton, Ind. Capt. Levi Ferguson, Petersburgh. Ind. Harry R. Smith, Washington, Ind. W. J. I Hkmmenway, Boonville, Ind. C. R. DeBruler, Newburgh, Ind. John M. LocsWooD.Mt. Vernon, Ind., . , J. M. Booster, Fort Branch, Ind. , a , t J. W. Weaver, Poseyville, Ind. S. B. Corwin, Somerville, Ind. Capt. Whiting. Cynthiana, Ind. K. J. Rogers. New Harmony, Ind. Q. A. Harper, Owensvllle, Ind. Harvey Bond. Hasleton, Ind.Thos. McCutchen, Sandersville, Ind. Urbin Marks, Black Hawk MillsInd. They will also receive and forward to us. .lone. fnr Rfndins and Job Printing. " t I

upon if. It is a document of great interest; and is so clearly arranged and presented that all can understood it. '

Louisville is a great place, if she does get her fine boats built at Madi

son. ;

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Use Cry for Bread. We ask every citizen of Evansville to read the report of the meeting at the Court House last night, which will be found in this morning's Journal. ItshouId need no additional words from us to stir them up to: a liberal and prompt response. The cry for bread, from our starving countrymen, is one that no human being blessed with plenty can refuse to heed. Let the donation ;of Evansville be a royal and a cheerful one. :

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The Courier heads its notice of the Connecticut election with " Behold how brightly breaks the morn.''

During the city canvass the morn was brighly . dawning and , breaking daily. When shall we record the morn as broke? " ". " ; .; - IIEI.r

BRENNAN. April 8th, at the residence of his brother, Capt. J. C. Brennan, in the 31st year of his age. The funeral will take place to-day (Tuesday), at 2'o'clock p.m. from 'the Vine Street Presbyterian Church. The friends of the family are invited to attend.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

" INDIANA STATE ITEMS. : " Vestvali, the magnificent, " is playing the Brigand at the CapitaL . , n , , r , Mad dogs still run through the streets of Indianapolis, their jaws M dripping with foam." . r Hon! Jesse D. Brieht still claims Jeffer

son ville as his residence. ; j It is' feared that Charles Rhodifer, formerly of Laporte, has been murdered In Missouri. .-- - - . . The National Convention of the " Beta Theta.Pi" meets at Indianapolis. We have a special correspondent to furnish us a report of the proceedings. Four notorious thieves effected their escaperom Jail at South Bend, Indiana, on Wednesday evening. They are supposed to be now in Chicago. A conscience-stricken thief recently returned three boxes of tobacco, which be had stolen from John Wise In Shelby ville. Perhaps the tobacco was so navty he couldn't chew it. , ; ; . r;. The farm house of Melor McHuffle, Hendricks County, was bnrned last Monday. David Julinsrof Tipton, who breached a promise of marriage made to"Miss Nancy Brown, has been sued for $5,000. The Morgan Raid Commission have elected Hon. John L; Morrison President, and William F. 'Browning; "of Monroe County, Secretary. ; The number of claims already presented will foot up In the xteignborboood of three hundred thousand dollars. ; . A number of trials, the result of the riot at the Catholic Church in Aurora, were had last week and this, before Esquire Emrie, of Aurora, and in all the cases appeals were taken to the Common Pleas Court. The Brookville American of the 5th says: ' Our farmers give many words of encouragement in regard to the prospect for wheat the coming season. It appears that everything indicates a good crop, though, from lack of seed, the usual amount was not sown this year. A man living in. New Albany swore oat a writ against his mother-in-law, eighty

years of aee. . for abusing him. He was

very persistent that the police should serve

the writ, and talked so insultingly that the

officer was compelled to put him out of

doors.'-' ' ' .. "'.

Hon. John Pettifc is suffering from a serious attack of lung fever, at his residence

In Lafayette. The ice house of John P. Cromie, in Jefferson ville, was burned a few days since.

Thomas Powell has been arrested on sus

picion of firing It.

Patrick Dean, the private watchmen who

was arrested on suspicion, of being con

cerned in the great Jeffersanvule robbery,

has been discharged.

KENTUCKY ITEMS. The Paducah Herald says since the sub

eidence of the flood, tobacco Is pouring into that city from every direction, and

every steamer out of the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers comes freighted with the

weed.

The Frankfort Yoeman says Col. Frank

Woolford. will soon enter the canvass in fa-crnr of the Democratic ticket, and will

(nntiime to canvass until the election

Alas, foolish Frank !

The subscription books of the Richmond

and Lexington Railroad were opened on the 3d of April in Lexington. The Kentucky Statesman says Lexington is a city two miles in diameter, contains 18,000 inhabitants, and has five policemen, or one policeman to every 3,600 inhabit

ant. It wants to Know 11 ii is surprising that houses burn down before the alarm of fire Is given; that houses are broken into and no clue found to the robbers; that all sorts of depredations are committed and no way to restrain them 7 , , ? . 1 The Paducah Herald thinks there can be no doubt that work on the railroad from

Vincennes to Padncah will be commenced immediately, and conducted with energy

and rapidity. The parties at the head pf it

and having the mangement of it, it says

are men of capital, of the highest experi

ence, and are in earnest in making con.,nn with the New Orleans and Ohio

Railroad at that point.

The E.. H. & V E. B. Gen. Boyle

Henderson An Explanation, , . We learn than Gen. J. T, Boyle', President, and E. O. Sebree, V'EsqA ono of the leading .Directors of the, E., H." & N. Railroad, and General Cheatham, of Nashville, are ijow.in Henderson conferring with the :City

4 Council and the citizens of that place

on the 'subject, of the proposed Road. We learn that as yet no great progress had been made in reconciling the differences existing between the . Directory and the Council. The first ordi-

nance which, was pumisnea in me

Henderson papers last week, and the

substance of which we stated in the Journal of Wednesday, was repealed and another passed by the Council, embodying a', proposition more favorable to the Railroad Company. But

we are informed that this was not ac

cepted or approved by the Directors;

and so far we have heard of no agreement.

We were assured last week that it

was the desire and intention of General Boyle to visit Evansville and confer with our authorities and eiti?

zens on this subject; and we- suppose

he may be expected here within a day

or two, if it is the design ot the directors to make an application to this.

city for subscription of stock. - j 1 '

In this connection ' we' would; state

that we have received a letter, delayed

by the mail, from Harvey Teaman,

Esq., of Henderson, in which he states that the report in the Journal ' of the conference held between the Com

mittee of that city and the Council

and citizens of Evansville, was in the main correct, and presented a fair statement of the situation of affairsOn one point, however, he thinks our report - to be properly understood,

should be more fully explained. It will be remembered that we stated that there, were outstanding $190,000 of

bonds of the old H. & N. Compa

ny; and partly as an indemnity against

them the new stcckholders in the JK. H. &. N. Company were to be given, in proportion to their subscription,

20 per cent of the capitalized stock of

the Company fixed by the appraisement of the value of the old road bed, &c. Mr. Yeaman's letter .was not

"written for publication, but as it states the matter as clearly and

concisely as we can do it, he will par

dou us for making the following ex

tract:

The facts are these: The Henderson &

Nashville Railroad Co., in or about ine

year 1854, issued 750 bonds ol 81,000 eacn, secured by mortgage on the road, and

known as "first mortgage bonds." Of these bonds about 720 passetl into the hands of the creditors of the Company; the remainder were retained by the company. It is known who are the holders of these bonds, except 190 of them, as I now remember Jthe record. . The bondholders whose names were known were joined as plaintiffs in the suit in the Christian Circuit Court, and they were made to sue, as well

for the benefit of the bond holders whose

names were not known, as for themselves t and the Judgment of .the Court was so framed as to secure the rights of all bond holders, as well those not known as those known. If that judgment is allowed to stand the $190,000 outstanding bonds cannot come against the old road in the

hands of the new company. But if the holders of the outstanding bonds should, on the ground of fraud, or on account of

the inadequacy of the price ror wmcn tne

road sold, attack the judgment, anu

ed in setting it aside so

i . . , Notice. w NOTICE IS 1IEKEBY GITjEnr, that two weeks from date I will apply to the City Council for permission to erect a frame kitchen, 18 by 20 feet, and a frame wood-shed, 18 by 20 feet, on the southeast third of Lot No. 94. qosLEE. April 8th, 1867. , taP9 Union copy. ) i -.'

H. UBRICH, Merchant Tailor, I-'""" On Third Street, j I Between Sycamore and Vine, HAH KETIKSKD FKOM THE ' East with a large stock of the finest and nicest quality of opting and Summer Gents' Furnishing Goods. Everybody in need of Fine, Fashionable, and Cheap Clothing will do wel to give him a call, apfl dtf

Cincinnati, ":- ' - fT Ohio, Dealers in Bourbon Whisky. Agents for the sale : of the following c well known Brands: FBEEAJTD BOm Kentucky River Bourbon, Mcintosh do., Darling do., Clarkson do., Drake do., Hobson do., Duke do., fcsbawhaw do., Floyd do., Redman do. - r Orders solicited. "' mch27 3m T OFFICIAL

' Letters remaining usrci-AiMEn in the.

Post-Office at Evansville, State ot Indiana, on the 8th day of April, 187. Persons calling for any of these letters will please say "Advertised," giving date.

; New Millinery i House., MRS. R. GOODMAN IS IN IAIEY RECEIPT OF THE latest styles of Bonnets, Flowers, and Trimmings. - - . . .. ... Rooms at Madame KLINGELHOEFER'S old stand, on First Street, north of Hopkins Dry Goods Store, where she calls the attention of her numerous friends and the public in general. . MRS. R. GOODMAN. P.S. Particular attention paid to Ladies' Dress and Infanta' Caps. ap4 dim JEfcolert Boyd,

.5? Architect, 2. 7 CHANDLER'S BLOCK.

Office formerly occupied by the late firm of Mursinna & Boyd. mchZ7 6m

Allen Fanny

Kaiiey Bivift AG Barlow L A " Beasley miss - v Blair Sarah - Bennett Amanda Carter Vina Carson Mary ' Collins J C - -: Cighe Minnie""1Comtead A.nne Cunningham -Carter Mary Dyson Mary E Davis Sarah Davis Alice P , Donnell Alice Eng'and Alice E wing Eliza T Embry Molly Flagler Sarah, 2 Fiueran Cecilia, 3 ; Fickas M C Fisher Sarah A GritBnrarsP Garret Sarah 4a.rdner Hrideet

Goodnight Lucinda

cseorge mrs w Goar Sarah A

Galbreth Martha Hall Malida A Halstead mrs

Hampton Lydia Harris Mary J

Harper Armida

Hauser Maggie Hanson Johanna , Johnson nars C B Jones ASF i v Johnson Esther

Johnson Cordelia

Jared Frances ,

Jones R A

KHsey Helen M, 'Z Knight mrs Wm H

JvisK tieien i

LADIES LIST. Lilly Annie Lyon Lizzie Masa Minerva Morris Jane

More head J M Means Diana Mills Mary Martin J K Miller Kate McKeever Lizzie McFarland Sharbet McReynoids mrs J F McKalister F . Mclnnerney; WcNaraara Nolan Lou Noble Caroline

Nain America

t'--. m.

Frederick GeiL '. K f i V

&:rheinlani)er,

GEIL:

John Rhein lander.

Dealers in

PIA NO Sr MEL OB E O NS3 and all kinds of Musical instruments, , Instruction Books, Sheet Music, , '. Guitar and Violin Strings, &C, Ac, North Side Third Street,:; Between Sycamore and Vine, ' Evansville, Ind.

' ear Sole Aeents ' for Stelnway & Sons'

Gold Medal Pianos. apl

PHILIP DECKER, i v ' 'i Manufacturer ot; . . V , - Compound Lubricating Oils . for all kinds of Machinery, s ' Also,

LARD OIL, SOAPS, and CANDLES.

. .... :

- PURE CATAWBA WINK of my own

growth. iHf i i M f ' T mch21 dly

Naas Mary ' .- Norcrows HaaaahB O'Mara Mary Porter Ledoran . .j Pisely Fanny Pake mrs S J" Randolf Mary. Rapier Susan T Reynolds Augusta Robbins Marette Roberts Kate uT Sanders M:irtha A'Slocum Mollie Schofleld Jessie 3mith Mary A Searl Kate Smith mrs Satterlee Jeannette S tin son Rachel Todhunter Julia B Tupman Mary E Thompson Mellt.da Taylor Pamelia A Van Trees "Wade mrs Frank , Westall Mary Waller Martha . Wright Elrza . White Emma A

Wolfe Rh da

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And other seasonable Cloths, Gassimeres, Cotton and Linen Goods, and Vestings. suitable for Boys' and Men's Wear by far the largest stock in the city ; also, Suspenders, Socks. Neckties, Kid, Cotton, and Silk Gloves, Handkerchiefs. Undershirts and Drawers, Pocket Combs,

JERXJSALEM ; ' ' 1.1 Overtakeis, Porte-Monnaies, and . large depot of the celebrated "Star Paper Collars," aad retailed at 25 -cents per box. Large stock of the

besfrlrisn unen, lame uincun1iuv;.

XIQTJOHS.

nENRY AIRES,

Distiller and Ilettlkler, and Dealer in all kinds of

Domestic Liquors and High ihm.

No. 3 Sycamore Street,

dtim

KAPPLER & .: SCHN ACKENBU2G,

-Dealers In

Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Etc.,

No 4 Water Street,

Between Mala end Sycamore," I

' '-' "' ' ' EVASSVIJC.r.E, IAD.

XTTE URE sow Kixxniaw a , mV loro-B stnnk of Pure Wines and Bran

dies, bought by our. Wm. Schuackenburg r

in Earooe. ana recommenu iuem w ui .

fripndu &nd customers as excellent, ge ju

ine, and pure.

(in25 dim

Linen, and. Wool Table?Clotas; Covers. Napkths, Towels, Crash,":

ton.

Lace Curtains, Collars and Cuffs, in

seu or singly, wuu yw

SALT. tmfpwv pwj-r t-t f'1? ir ry- rrfr"-n

KANAWHA SALT CO.

t

Ii. KUFFNER Jr.,

1000

lit

it'u:

Geue r a 1 A; g: e n tv

No. 5 North Water

Street,'

Lauburgh Rebecca, 2 Weatherford Lida Loug Caroline Wright Rebecca

Lewis Mary wrigut ijiza

Lerinond Mary" ' (! ;, . .( '-

GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Alexander Sam , , Long Chas , , T

Malone John

SOMETHING NEW:

A1 Tin,

Local news crowds out much other

matter this niorning.i

The letter on the second page from

our eorresDondent in. the Far West,

will he read with interest. , The Mayor's Financial Report.

We present in the Council proceed

ingsthia morning the Mayor's Report

in full, giving a full exhibit ol tbe

financial affairs of the City. We have' no space this morning to comment

sue-

far as they are

concerned, then the old road in the hands

of the new company mlgnt oe name. Ana

His against such a contingency wai, vne

hubscrlbers of stocK m """'

would find Indemnity in the aaouionat

stock issued to them. , ,

To Housekeepers.

PREPARATION (patented Oct.l4tb,

1800) that will clean and ponsn your Plated-Ware. Britannia, Brass, s&.

like new, with as little labor as washing, and will not Injure the finest silver or plated surface. . . : IT IS iRULtf WONDERFUL! ' 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. . : Oaly S3 CENTS PER BOX, Retail. ' Ask for it at any Drug, Grocery, Tin, Hardware.pr Fancy Store. v . . i ; i , ..... . . - '... Manufactured oy W. P. Case fc Bro.

x 8. E. GILBERT & CO., Wholesale Grocers, No. 31 North First St.

. Kvansvuie, ina., i: Are our Exclusive Agents there to supply the Trade. W. P. CASE & BRO., r ' 56 and 58 East Broadway. New York.

ebl4.dtim . l :--::i"'-' "Potatoes. .

1AAA IUJNII. EXTRA CHOICE . Vf Vr vf Peach blow Potatoes now in 7 Mioie and for sale at lowest mar

ket price. Shipments made to parties

abroad, either- m socks or barrels. - au orders sent us wiil receive prompt atten

tion. rAftSUiSS, BtJUViLiLiE Sc JO.,

mchao diot - 7a main street-

Arthurs R E

Andeison Robert Adeylott W Z Adams & CO. ' 1

Bennett W il Bacon Wm C Boone Thos J Bishop Robson Beldiug Stephen Brown Robt j

Bradley Mlchae:-

BrooKsJoun j. . Bradley James, 2

Bower 1 no

Barues James Bartlett John H, 2 Beale John J - , . Besley John Bullett Hesry G Barnes Francis, 2 , . Bradley FD, 2 . , Blockle ChasW Bs iley & Lewis . . Bishop Bros. Campbell & White Connelly Bartley Cory David Carpenter David ... Cogswell David Campbell Ed warp ,, Culby James H Christy John Castlin Joseph D Clocheatry Patrick Calvert Leroy Deegan Torrence Dicks WH r Dougherty T W DouJsherty Martin , Davies John G Dunn Jehn C Davies J W Dixon Charles Edwards Capt Ellyet George Edwards Cyrus r Evans H G - ? Fish & Hall Fisher David Fitssimmons David Felstead Josiah - Foulks J

1 Fretley Joseph

r icKas j on ii o Fredericks &. Co. Green Wm ' Graham Adam Gleason Thos. 2 , Gaeen Marion, 2 Galbreth James E Gunn John Gates Geo W - . Gable Joseph '

Grant Chas ,. Hicks Arch 1, -Haynes Chas E

, Means Tbos A, 3 Milburn WD 'i Mobbs W H Morris W W Morse V - Meause Thos A Middleton S W , Mathers Mlcb, t . , "f Maddox John .? Montgomery J B Markle John Morris Henry - Morton Geo Moore H C . Miller Henry . ' Murphy F M . McKeowen Mc FcFarland Johann , McNerny Matthew ' McGregor A r Nightlnirale David

Tiumensen ii i Oliver M W Oldham Georze . Oatman C B, 2 Pax ton H D Porter Samuel , , Peck James Parker S & Co. Porter Alexander -'. . Robertson Berry Reeves Benjamin" Riley Cbas RiggsF D ," Rogers Geo ' . Robertson Geo W Ryan John Roy James Ragland Louis Sullivan & Umble Settle W H, 2 Speed R M Seedman Samuel A Scoville James A Steele J W, 2 Saunders Cnas Stevens Benj Slaughter Dr Sal well & Ca. Snyder David Stafford Freeman Smith Frank Seal Hiram .- - : " Schofleld John Smith Aaron Thodge F F JTwyman Frank Taylor Henry Tavlor John B, 2 Twyman H F - Twvman N F, 2 Tate David . Trap Wm . Upton J J

Wilson Allen

different varieties of Embroidery and White Goods generally. An immense stock of Dress Goods, that cannot be excelled in the West, comprising every popular style, from n 50 Calico Dr. ss to Bilk Patterns worth S100 00; and an endless variety of fchawls, Silk and Lace Mantillas, and Drnecksel-tueg."

Evans viiLE, Ind.

J

800

Orders solicited nd filled at lowest mar

ket prices. imchitf ut u

BANKING.-... '

Archer &. co.,

BANKERS. Dealers In

Gold, Silver, Uncarreat Bank '-Xo

Compound Interest Notes,

and more of the most popular makes of Domestic Dry Goods, at tbe lowest and"one uniform price;" and the most complete stock of Millinery that can be lound anywhere, either readymade or made to order at short notice bv the most skillful mllliners, and, satisfaction guaranteed.1 Also, Straw Goods, bleached and pressed. All of which will be sold at KCIIAPKER. BPNSISi COs mammoth, and opnlar store, at wholesale or retail, at the lowest market rates, during the season of

and all kinds of

K1TIES.

GOVERNMENT, SEC,'

Collections made ouAllaorensible pol. Jan22 d3m x - j.. . a . v

67,

JFirMt rational Bauk

f OF EVANSVILLE, IND. TJ. H. Dtsposltorr. t'i'.'.d' Qj-ganlzed Jnn,lt3,r;'I :i

CAPITAL 500,0W.

iowst S. "Hopkins, President ; . ,m r Jamkh H. CUTI.KK. Cashier. Director . ..iMgln-e, John Iniile, Jr., Charle Vie.e. A.. . Bray. Wm. Brown. J. S. HopkiiM. Koberl Barues F. W . Sawyer C. Preston. Doing a general Banking, Exchange.aa

Uollection tsusiuesc.

Revenue Mampn tor saie. iu

iy

apS

and prices and qualities always guaranteed as represented. This store is as light as any can be, so that all can see what tbey buy; and any inattention of salesmen will please be reported to the pro

prietors.

- , Dissolution."

mHK CO-PAR rXERNIIIP HERETO A fore existing bet ween H. N. Docker and cTa. Smith, under the style ot H. N. Docker & Co., Is thUt day dissolved by mutual con -

c a. e.uiin.

At No. 63 MAIN STREET,

EVANSVILLE, IND.

The business will "be conducted at the

old stand. No. 11 South First fctreei, wy S. N. Docker and E. J. Morten, nnder the

style of Docker k iworier, wuo wm mrivio all accounts of tbe late Ann.

, . F j iok iEN. Evansville. April 1, 1867. ap3(JU)t CHOICE ; ' '

Fruit and Ornamental Trees,

Roses, Flowering Shrubs, &c.

Hasler Henry Welborn & Chute Ti,,rtr Huzh W&de Chas

Hunt J D Hughes Proctor Howe Oscar Hogan Michael J Hickey Patrick Hullltobert Hartwell T J Henniwg'ljios Hopkins W H HookWm Hasty Wm Trif & Carnp

Jackson Madison

King t naries

LlsliDrooK r rau

The k entinel says the Richmond is

the grandest hoat on the Western,

Eastern or Northern waters in, &xirope or America. The Great Eastern with her three thousand herthsl is nowhere, notwithstanding twenty-seven thousand yards of linen were required for the heds, together with forty tons

of curled hair and wool, and for

sheets ( pillow and holster slips thirty

thousand yards f linen,-while twen

ty-five i hundred iwhite counterpanes have ' been supplied - in addition to

those already in use, besides eleven

thousand yards of toweling. Verily,

Builders and Painters. .... JfE HAVE IN STORE, 50,000 pounds strictly pure White Lead. 50,000 pounds pure Star White Lead. 50,000 pounds Bay State White Lead. 1 iMl crulloiis r, in seed OIL

5.000 pounds No. 1 Putty, in Bladders and

Cans. ...

Window Olass, an sizes. Glaziers Points and Putty Knives.

COLORS of every variety, DRY or in OIL. AU of which we are selling as cheap

as can be purchased in me vv esi. KELLER & WHITE, ,. Wholesale Druggists, Evansville, Ind ,- mchStf .

Hat and Bonnet Bleaching.

THANKING THE LADIES OF Evansville for their liberal patronage, T wish to announce that I am now ready lyjf.- ifLtSJir TT.iiuid Bonnet Bleach-

ht pnsnlns SDriDK season. Xall at

"6"V MRS. A. NOLAN'S," :. ' ' ' " Hat and Bonnet Bleacher, p4 lw Two squares above Judge Law s.

Wadell Chas Wells F M Willet Henry Woodruft Geo Wright Thos B Wells James White John Weer James Watts James Wood J osephus Wood Owen Woods R W Williams W W

Walker Wm

Long Mich H (col'd) Walmsley Wm -

Lee Stephen Young j ameso LakinWM Young John B

Lewis Benton T.-r

v AtTHi' :s.a-.H ana

Jl , GENTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT,

. No. 5 lr street, v TRUNTZ & MENTZER, Proprietors. ' r,, hnnctWlnes and Llauors will be

kept constantly on bauu ; aud special at-tenUonwUlbeenothe

where all the delicacies oi tne season win be served in tbe most approved stve making it a pleasant resort for the MGR. CHANTS and BUSINESS MEN of the city.

. liberal pauuuase io ocZi (15m . " : " . - ' ' U IOiEHABT. J.H. BOEGJtASL. IGLEEART & CO., THIRD STREET, bet. Main and Locnst CITY GROCER, Y.

COn PEETE STOCK AND GEN-

eral itssonmeni ui omyio auu x- m

HUDSPETH. ADAMS & CO.

WAVE RECEIVED A LARGE

i stock of Staple and Fancy

suitable for the Spring trade, to which

they will continue to make large addl tions during the Spring.

! The public, and specially the ladies, are nvitedto give them a call and. examine i their stock.

i i !

W. G.NEWITT & SON

HAVE JUST RECEIVEO A MnHiv stock of Trees and sh ulx. Roses, ic,

nil nt vhlh .r of the choicest varieties.

They have also a large stock ot their own

propagation, wnicn mey nre yirjioicu sell at the lowest cash prices, .

Nmsery on First Avenue, Evansville.

apo dlw .

to

CHE

DECKER. FRED. a.

C. DECKER

..00

W

Xi.fr-

rrfc vnstantlv on hand, with fri

arrivals ol Country Produce, such as But-

. 1 oultry, Ac

il will be onr aim to supply all reason-

.hl. wnnts in our u uo ui a wcn-iwuiaim

foVnitv. L. IGLEHART A

Also, ine

Meal. Feed, &e

L. IGLEHART A CO.

brands of Flour, Corn-fmayl2tf

Wall Paper. a TiJEW STOCK OF 4I.EiAPER A received and forja le bQ Main Street, bet. FourthJkid Fifth. mch5 dim

ADAMS &CO.

mchl4

CULBERTSON & SON, Ot and rO PIAlTr- ST,,

NEW ALBANY.

...INDIANA,

Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, JfOTIOXS, SOOTS, SHOES, dtC. JBST No Charge for Drayage. j dec25 3m

JOHX O. VECKiLti. DECKER.

SONS.

Manufacturers of Hpokes. W bee s. 11 u i Shafts, Fe.loes, and Bent Work, and dealers In , , Waeons, Drays, Carts, Thimu.e Sfceius ' ' and have always on hand a large asso tmenl of Seasoned Wagon Makers1 Sawed Materia!. HO and US Main SUect, comer Fifth, r - Evanvilli -Indiana. -r price Lists furulifljed on application. mchll ly - WM. UEAVIS, XT. . Cltilx" Veut. Also, REAL TATEaud COLLECTJi Office on Main street between Third a 1 Fourth, No. 95 (over XeiUr'a Usb Mop , EvansvlUe. Ind. P" WM. 0. FILLERT0X, Denier in VT. FARMING MACHINERT and HOTiH

5fo. 4 MAIN felr"fcr.A!CSV1. ,

IXD.

j. & p. coats:. ,.. BEST SIX-CORD CABLED THREAD.

John St Hugh Auchincloss, Sole Agents !d 3few York, mchlo d2m eod