Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 June 1867 — Page 2

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, , .iNWANAPOiiiS Juae 13, 1867. JEdltore Journal ' S ' V';.',.'., . Of ill-'' iriarmfacturing establishments, those which manufacture poblie opinion : are.jjerhaps Ithe 'ost important. The organ of the dominant party may be considered as the leading institution of -this' class in bar State, and it may be interesting to your readers to know something of the brain power employed , thereon. Hon. Horatio Newcomb fills the position ' of editor-ln-cliTef. He is thoroughly posted Jn the political bistoryof the State and nation, a Presbyterian in religion, a Had. in politioe, logical and convincing in his etyle as a writer, but more remarkable for force than smoothness. Though a zealous partisan, he nevejr permits his zeal to get , thfi start of his

discretion, j , but,. r like a judicious navigator in y dangerous waters, allows his;:persoDal "convictions to pioneer at & safe distance his public utterances. v f Col.;W. R. -liolloway, an experienced journalist, is the managing editor. Ire hasihedixection and cqntrorof reporters ,anL correspondence, and wields the pen and cisors in the general news and miscellaneous . departments. Being a

man ox ex nausriess -energy, he infuses something of his spirit into all his subordinates. When occasion demands it, he can furnish a leader on short notice, and is equally at home in politics, commerce, news and fine arts. Acquainted with every politician in the country, from Cabinet or Senatorial magnates down to pot-house oracles; posted as to all factions and tings, he is an invaluable acquisition to a party organ. Mr. A. H. Connertth.ough princi paHy'engaged iiCather. business, disposed or a portion of his' Ijmein the manipulation of Indiana, papers for 'State 'Items, "a duty which every ditor knows to be one of he most arduous connected with the making up of a daily paper. , .Columns of verboeity and egotism, inflated with the vanity j)Jittlegreat men, in eue-horse towns have to be 'condensed into an equal . number of lines. Vit the mercury .at 90,Ut is no easy task to boil down fifty or a hundred pages to half a column: -.- m i "3 S E. W. Hallord, Esq.,"lsJ the enterprising and gentlemanly k city editor; gentlemanly, not only in his intercourse with all sort3 of people with

wnom nis variea auties require contact, but equally so in his style as a writer.-. He is one of the few .locals who have been able to retain a shade of, modesty: for it is a well-known fact that the inevitable tendency of that position is to plunge one into the bound'ess abyss of egotism, where they are hopelessly lost in the labarynthian windings of vanity and selfconceit. Joseph Long, Esq., is in the utility line, and may be regarded as an indispensable member of the Journal editorial staff. When he condescends to Write English, his style is clear and comprehensive; but sophomorio remi4 niscences occasionally get possession1 of his mind and pen; inducing him to "soar above the Aonian, mount ', while

he t4 pursues things' unattempted yet

and suetrested a comparison between

"their oerformanee- and that of : the

youthful choir at St. Paul's Church

latter.

OUR STREET COMMISSIONER!

InT a recent letter I enumerated

sundrv charges of official "mal

feasance that had been preferred

against August Kichter. btreet Com

missioner. The Citv Council) have

been tor some time, past r engaged .in tirine Mr. Richter on these charges

and have thus far discovered nothing

diRRreditAMa tn His character, as an

officer or a man, arid he will c6me put

or tne affair omweteiy vmaicatea in

the - estimation of ; all , fair-minded

men. ", " .,-, 77;'- ,7 ... iY . ' ,.. v''..' PICNICS AND FESTIVALS,'. ;

continue to be . the ragel Three of

each is the average daily r. allowance.

The picnic season commenced before

the Winter snows had ceased, to fall, and will probably be kept up till the

skating season' commences.) noui 1

, The horrible, effluvia -arising" from streets without sewers tends i to -drive the. people t into ' the ' country for a

breath of fresh air.: Every religious, social - or musical orgaai2atkn in the

city has had; or is to have, its festival

These all yield large results in social

enjoyment but have not been highly productive in a pecuniary point-f view- -Mere stamps were realised on the -V" China, tea-set," recently disposed

ot by ballot at a; testival 10 your city, than have been' netted by any of- the

entertainments given here this season, so far as I' have been able 1 to learn. The .primary object of our festive gatherings is to have " a - good time, ; and our ladies have not yet learned the art . of. guaging a gentleman's port-monaie and " going tor" its. entire contents. - They are, however, m improving in this respect, and may in time rival- their fair sisters othe; feCrepcepf City.'l .wUin "THJfi GREAT EXPERT." Doctor Barnes is again before an admiring publie; not this time to intervene with a professional'opinion between the gallows-and its legitimate victim, but as defendant in a, suit before J udge Scott, of the Police Courts "Impulsive,, pugilistic monomania" impelled he erudite disciple bfL.iJsj cufapius to assault and batter .the per pou o an insignificant specimen, of Ethiopian juvenility, for which amusement he was .mulcted, in, the sum of $12 40,,1 The Poctor's indignation was. aroused to a subliuie height,, and

he caused' " the little 'nigger,. ' to be arraigned for provoking an assault, by

' making taces at nim." and otherwise

aggravating me illustrious specia practitioner. This charge didn't hold

and tne U. went to his domicu

maaaer and a wiser man. it is ru

mored that the murderer of Iliscock

will endeavor to secure the expert's

protessional services to establish an

other case of homocidal monomania

his reputation in this particular line

of practice having -become co-exten

sive with our national domain. - Mark Tapley.

though esneciallv directed to the

members of the -Literary Societies of

iuc vuiiege, id coniaineu' auuuuauu jijjects bL thoughtful lxeflection--f or

persons or older growth and riper ex perience.'- .' 'The exhibition of the Literary So eieties' conneered '' with the College

came off last night, and was a brilliant

a&air. I he young gentlemen and la

dies who participated in the exercises A 1.S .

acqaucea tnemseives in a highly cred

itable manner, aad all seemed highly pleased.-' But this letter is already too

long to permit me to go into details

The' next College, year will com

mence on the 2d . day; of September

next, and L may safely say that 1 know of no ether Institution of the same grade in the State that has superior

educational advaptages to the Kock-

port Collegiate Institute under the

present care of its admirable Princi

pal, Prof. Oliver H. Smith. -

Ihe eupenor facilities for boarding

young laaies irom a . distance in the

tamilv of the Pnncinal."- nrnish an

additional, inducement for parents to

send their daughters'16 Rockport 'to school, where thev Tvill : be' entirely

safe from the temntations that beset

them in many other places'" ' '

"lours trufy, u : jl ' Rocktort.,

ICenttitky. Correspondence.

Political Matters Eebel Speeches.

Trigo County, K

ROCKPOKT, I5D.

Public and Private Improvements

collegiate institute Addresses by ; Kevs, Kawlins and Sims Society

. r,niDiuuns.

in prose or rhyme. ' - Though his sue-! cess as a soarist can not be ques4 tioned.it is possible that less display! of lexicographical learning might be more agreeable to unclassical readers. ABOUT THE DIOCESAN ' CONVENTION Your readers have . already been furnished with reports of the more important proceedings of the Episcopal Convention, which held its 30th Annual Session here last week. This Convention will be memorable in the annals of the church, not less for the amount and importance of the business transacted than for the perfect harmony which characterized its deliberations and controlled its action. The writer, having been educated in the simplicity of Quakerism, retains enough of the effects of early training to engender a strong distaste for ceremonial pomp and ritualistic forms as connected with religious observances. He can, however, respect sincerity

and appreciate talent, and ' culture, and , is bound to admit that 1 the clergy assembled on this occasion, were a body of . men whose religious ieal, mental capacity andjscholarly attainments would reflect credit upon any denomination Of Christians, and are a promising augury for the future of; the Episcopal Church in this

State, rvext to Bishop Talbot. Revs

Rockport, June 13, 1867 Edit ors Journal: . .... , r. ,

i Tt is . gratifying t. to announce that

the spirit of progress and' improve

ment has once more taken possession

of our citizens. The improvements

already - uuder ' way and ' projected

will, when completed, add much to

the general appearance of bur town

Our graded school house, 37x75 feet

and two stories in heighth, is nearly ready for the second tier of joist, and

will soon bo enclosed.

; The Methodist congregation will

commence in a few weeks to . build

Church, at an estimated cost of about

fatteen thousand dollars, which, when finished, with its towering spire, will

be a conspicuous object among the

architectural adornments of the town

Judges DeBruler and Laird, and John Stevenson, Esq.. have already

under contract a block or business

houses on Third Street, to be comple

ted the present season, comprising

tour large and commodious business houses, and which will supply a want

which has deterred business men

froni locating here, as I have known within, the last few months several

instances of men of capital wishing to

go into business here, but could not

find a suitable business house vacant.

It is to be hoped that others will

emulate the enterprising spirit mani fested by the proprietors of the De

vtliiUaZhflil Bruler block, and thereby encourage ?Jifc" the introduction and settlement of

aui.ni v c uifiu vaavvi jl iicjr arc each, men of large mental calibre, capable of throwing heavy shot at the

enemy, able 1 To prove their doctrine on h.-vtox By apostolic blows aud knocks." The address of Rev. Carver, at the laying of the corner stone of St. Paul's Church, was one of the strongest arguments ever delivered in favor of the catholicity of the Episcopal Church, and evinced a rare profuiiity of theological research. The Convention sermon by -Rev. Mr. Spalding was universally admired, both as a specimen of elegant diction and asillustrating the auxiliary power of graceful, delivery aad fine elocution. , - A . , , ' The singing at the cpemngmeetjDg. was by a choir of - boysiwho hadbeen: for some time under -Special traipiog. They did not seem'so perfect in" their parts as would have been desirable, 1

additional capital amongst us, and at

the same time increase the trade and prosperity of our thriving town. ROCKPORT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. The exercises incident to the close of the College year took place this week, and were of an unusually interesting character. The large number of students, their marked proficiency in the various studies assigned them, and their general good behavior, alike honorable to teachers and students, was especially gratifying to the patrons of school. I had not the pleasure of hearing the sermon of Dr. Rawlins, but I learn from others that it was one f his ablest efforts.1 To those who know

,hiin, that wjllSbeTa .sufficient indica-

on oi its excellence. .? r i t m The address of Rev. C. N. Sims was a splendid production and well sustained his. high reputation, and al-

k.y.. I

June 12,1867.'

Editor Journal

DeakISir: 3 As many of your Ken

tucky readers. will desire to know how

politics are in this port of the State,

write. ,ili.attended. County Court

ast Monday at Cadiz, and heard three

rebel candidates for the State Senate make speeches. First, was a Dr Carson, of Livingston (; County, who seems' to be an " old fogy adherer to Buchanan and old Democracy, as

he says, bat! 17 til : less a rtb .

ie says 2.000,000 Soldier were armed

and equipped 'lor , what? .i For ' no

other purpose than to destroy fifteen

sovereign States. ,i v ,,, .Next, was a Col. Holt, of. Calloway County, who is the most talented mas of the three; lie served in the C. 8.

A., and, seemed to be the favorite, as

as he, was trequently;cueered..f i ;

Next, came the rebel General Lyon.'

who burned ours, and! several other

Court Ifouses in this part of the State, conscripted -.citizens, and committed

H manner ot depredations, lie has

no more modesty than to ask : an

office at the hands of the same com

munity; He commenced his speech by justifying the burning of the

Court Houses; said they had been

made garrisons for negro troops, or

white home guards, which were no better, .thereby preventing recruits from going South and his veterans

from visiting their homes: that he did

not burn the jails because he thought

that the federal officers and soldiers

were good jail birds, and that he expected to need the jails to put them III C!i!T.nno . "

DRUGS & CHEMICALS 1 CINCHIIXATI ADV'T.

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T.C BRIDWELL & CO'"

. j (Late of Owensboro, Ky.) DKA1.KR.S ur DRUGS, , : I , MEDICINES, . CHEMICALS, ; : J, r V PEltFDMERY, V - ' 1 ; -. TOILET ARTICLES, " PAINTS, DYES, &c Corner Third and Mala Streets, '' ' Evxssviixx, Ijra. P rescriDtlons carefully com pounded, day

or Light. , i.novl3d3m

TRANSPORTATION, : . - ttt-

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FIRS JlND B URG LAJt PROOF to . t. : - - . h. ' .yi usl 1 v-' - .: t - Bole Coatractors for BANK LOCKS

FRED. R.-HUSTON,-

Commission Mc reliant,

U. 8. TREASURY.

NM. 17S, 175, and 177 PEARL TM.

meh2S dly

Ciwcikitati, Ohio.

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, ; " CLOUD & AKIN, Wholesale Druggist

8. FRANKLIN. A. D. X0KKI80H.

.FRANKLIN. JUORRISON: & C0n ,

PRODUCE A GENERAL -

"Commission 3f oroliauts, , X. S8 WUtT KKCONl ST., - .. . . . , ClWCIirSATT. " References: Pearee, Tolle, Uolton 4 Porter; Wm. Glenn 4 Sons; Fonter Brothers; Chambers, Btevens A Co.; IShAWi Barbour

A Co.; E. i. Leonard A Co. : Robert Mho rdy A Co. ; Foote, Nanh 4 Co. (nih25J(im

mlFAlTUItIti CHEMISTS

7 JNc. -5 , Main Street ,

'ALIX R.CXO.&K.

& CO.,

AGENTS FOR

GEORGE

H. REED'S DOMESTIC

LIQUID DYES.

GENERAL AGENTS FOR

DR. ARMISTEAD'S TONIC SYRDi

UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, and rPILE ODJTMENT.' ' : i

Vl "m .!'.!. ':':'? i Ail order promptly filled.

E U G 'G I 3 1 .;r i : 'and Dernier In 7

Paints, Vdmuhet, Oil, DyatuJJt. fc.

Jf S WORTH WATER HT

ineblS d3n ' " ' Evausrille, Ind.

LOKBBTHOK. A.B.CI.4BT,

24 Walnat Street corner of Front

' ciwcisir ati, omo, 7 ' Commission Merchants , ' ! ' . i And Pealera la ' . a'l

FLOUR, OR A IX, and FRODUCS OEITERA.LLY. Orders or Orocen and Mer chandit promptly flllr. ...ji Advances made on Consignment. . . . mch27 3m 7 . ; '..'

H. USTlXXa. i. .;::-;., T. X. 8T1LBS.

H. L. STELES & CO., . 'V. ;

Produce and Commission Merchants, And Dealers in ."Western Reserve Cbeeee

' nd Batter. .

Fresh, Spiced, and Cove Baltimore Oytlers, Foreign Fruits, Canned Fruiu, Sardine,

. ' Pickles, CaUup, Ac,

Ifo 53 Walnat Street, Cincinnati, 0.

mcb27 3m . .

AGENT ,-.a;Ni x.-.M if

White Line Central Transit

? ; '- Company, ' " A The only Line running Car through toNew York, Benton, and all New England cltlee,' WITHOUT, TRANSFER, Car are loaded, LOCKED, and SEALED, and never opened until they reach their destination, carrying goods betweeu, Evansvine and New York in T r. FIVE TQ .SITES . DATS. TIME. I Freight delivered at all the Inspectlea Yards In JJew York, Brooklyn, or Jcrw-y Oty.

For PROMPTNESS . and DESPATCH this Line has no equal. Damages and Overcharges . promptly

settled at this office.

FRED.

R. HUSTON, Agent,

XOHTH WATER NTC

maya EVA.xsv'lLtK, Isrn. BROWJf, ,; DUNKEBSOtf A; CO.

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I.! i

ORWARDING AND CONMISSION

MEECHANTS. Z

; Jl And peclal.Agents for the.

A. M. Thornton.

Wm.E. Crane. BELLEFOXTAIIE E. K.

STATIONERY.

I K. F. BARTER t& CO., B OOKSELLSES ; :' 7:-:.-' AND ' ' " -" I 1 - ' ; STATIONERS. Wholesale and retail dealers In Standard and Miscellaneous Books, SCHOOL BOOKS, f STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS,' MEM OR AND UMS, FOOLSCAP, LEGAL, BILL, LETTER, NOTE, FLATCAP, . ''- AND : VV all Papers,

Photograph Albums, Letter Presses, Writing Desks, Envelope, and

' : Fancy Goods. ' ; Ne. 6 North First Street,

EVANSVILLE .

Janl61y

..INDIANA.

OPE IV AGAIN X 7 OPERA EXCHANGE, .-; , - and " '' "

Ladies' and Gentlemen's Restaurant.

! CHARLES EXE, Proprietor. ...

THIS SPACIOUS RESTACBA3TT having been overhauled and refitted is again thrown open for the accommodation of visitors. All the delicacies of the season served at all hours, in the most approved style. Finest Wines and Liquors

served when ordered.

LOCUST ST- bet. First and Second.

Junfl d3m Evansville, Ind.

Xew Real Estate Agency.

J. P. Elliott & Son

HAVE OPENED A REAL ESTATE Aeeucv for the sale of and rentlnsr of

lands, houses, Ac, Ac Persons ha vine bouses or land to rent or

sell, or persons wishing to purchase or rent, will do well by calling on them at their office, on

Third Street, near Locust, In ZElliut' s Block. Junelltf

78 Main! Street. -TO

SPARKS & PICQUET. I V

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS Dealer in Fain la, Oils, Glass and Putt?

Physicians' U carefully selected. Janli. - . !u ;

1 THORNTON CRANE & CO.f 7 COMMISSION MER C II A NTS '

V f! i

'r-ln-

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ERIE TRANSPORTATION CO,

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Ita S. IIEHI1, M.U., ;

HomoBopatMc Physician and Snrgeon Office No. S Second Street, over J. 8. Rlcker's Boot and Shoe Store. Evaost'e. Oct. 2. roe3d3m ARCHITECTS. Hobert Boyd, Architect,

50. 7 CHANDLER'S BLOCK. Office formerly occupied by the late firm of Mursinna A Boyd. . : . , mch27 6m

j . , H. MURSINNA, . 'uA, It O il I T E C T. OfficeNo. 3 CHANDLER'S BUILDING, i ; Corner Firt and locust Streets, ' ' .. Kvansville, ind. ! KTPIanirand specifications for all kinds of buildings iurnlitiied at short notice, and on'rea-soufcb'e teraa. inchl5d3m

FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS, SEEDS, i

Ac, ' i. - ' ; 40 WEST FROST ST., ' - , Opposite Suspension Bridge,.

mch28 d3m CiyciKXATt. Cincinnati Paper.Wareboate. - C HATFIELD A WOODS, Manufacturers and Wholesale Paper Dealers

77 and 79 WALNUT ST., Cincinnati, keep constantly on hand Ruled Cap, Letter and Note Papers, Printers' Flat Caps. Folios.

Plain Letter and Note Papers, Koyai, Medium, and Demy Writing Papers. ' Sole Agents for the celebrated IVAN-

HOE MILLS WRITING PAPERS: also.

manufacturers of BOOK and NEWS PAPERS, PAPER BAGS. Also on hand. Grocers' Wrapping Pa

pers, Manilla Paper for Druggist'! and Dry

Goods use. and a complete stock of LEA

THERS and BINDERS' TOOLS. Blnden fitted out complete in TooU and

Materials.- . s ''- ' Orders by mail promptly filled.' " mch2Sd3m .

And ER?S

Vi'v.I ' ! ilT

TIME EIPLIS8.

Also, Agents for the

Bellefontaine Cotton Express.

TIME AND RaTES GUARANTEED.

Consignments solicited. BROWN, DUNKERSON August 13, lWW augli

A CO., ' Agents.

HARDWARE.

SAMUEL OER, . ' : ' ' DEALER IX ' " 1

MILUNER7.

No business transacted on Saturday.

MILLINERY MILLINERY!

Wholesale and Retail. I BEG LEAVE TO IJfFORM MT lad v friends, and milliners and mer-

cuants abroad, that I have Just returned from the East with the very largest stock of millinery goods ever brought to this

market. This stock was verv carefullv

selected by Mrs. Baum, and comprises the

very latest i-aris styles, vis. : -

PATTERN BONNETS,

PATTERN HATS, l

UNTRIMMED HATS & BONNETS,

STRA W TRIMMINGS de ORNAMENTS, FRENCH it DOMESTIC FLOWERS, BONNET Se HAT FRAMES St BLOCKS,

SILKS, SATINS, LACES, EDGINGS,

The BEST and LARGEST stock of Rib

bons ever brought to the city ; . .

and a thousand other little fancy articles wanted in a Number One Millinery Establishment. . ..

In connection with the above roods I

keeD constantly on hand a verv lnrcm

sortment of LADIES' HAIR H WITCHES

and CUKL-S and diSerent other fixings for the Hair. -

Country milliners and merchants, in

particular, will find it to their interest to

call around and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as I am fully prepared to meet all their demands; and furthermore, I can assure them tbat my stock and prices will compare with anv house

weak ui jew iuik ur j'uuaaeipnia.

Thankful lor the very liberal natron acr

extended to me so far, I -hope to have a continuance in the future, and . 1 shall

1, eave nothing undone to merit the same

Very respectfully, B. BATJX.

aro. 5a maijt street. w V articular attention paid to orders. chlS itxa.

T. U. WHITE, Jr., & CO., . Commission Merchants, and Wholesale Dealers In ' - SALT FISH No. 24 East Second Street, - mch26 d3m CiMcrnNATi, Ohio.

ANDEREGG & ZEIDLER, ' PORK AND BEEF PACKERS, . And Wholesale Dealers in SugarCured Hams, Shoulders, Dried Beef,

. rsreaKiaxi. Bacon, tseei Tongues, Ham and Bologna Sausages, ' W. 6 WEST FROST ST., mch28 d3m ClJCIWATT. BARTON & POOL, Commission Merchants, So. 49 WEST FRONT ST.,'. . V

if: CCSCIKSATI. rdch25dly

. liar aud Kheet , I R O ,N, TINPLATE, WIRE,

ZINC, SPRINGS, 1 . , , AXLES, &a, Hone and Mole Shoes, ' Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, Wagon and Bugy Woodwork

WATER STREET,

Janl dly

EVAfSVILI-E, Il.

S. M. Bartoit. M. M. Pooi

mi. WHITE & co Manufacturer of . , ,; , LUBRICATING OILS, and Sole Proprietors of HENDRICK'S PATENT.

Also, Dealers in Bperm, Lard, Whale, and Coal Oils. 44 West Front Street,

Wholesale Fish House.

ROBERT CARMICHAEIi & CO., '

Agents for the sale of Mackerel, Codfish

Ac, 31 WALNUT STREET,

Cincinnati, Ohio. june7 3t

D AIL IT NEW BURG STAGE 7 .3HIVER A BRO., Proprietors, . T EAVES THE AMERICAN HOUSE

XA diily at 3 p.m. Fare SL Has good

stock anu a careiut unver. imaymu VALENTINE WETZEL, k, , ' Manufacturer of Fashionable " " FURNITURE AND CHAIRS, So. 103 Main St., bet. Tbf rd & Fourth EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. 5B Orders of all kinds will receive

frompt attention, au sinus oimukjnNO WORK done to order, mchll 3m

CISCIN3AT1. B. F. GATCII,

Agent at EVAXSVILLE, IXD. Office at Jones A Catch's, No. 13 First St. mch20 dtf WILLIAM D. MORGAN, Importer and Jobber of Silks and Fancy Dry Goods, White Goods, Linens, Embroideries Hosiery, Furnishing Ooods, 4c, , , .

Southwest Corner. : ' ' ' ; -, 1 PEARL AND RACE ST8., CtucnmATi. Represented by BO WEN 5f ATLACU. J mch28;d

"Vvyieellng- Irou Works, ACHESON, BELL & C0 Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds o BAR mOX AM) NAITS. Hoop, Sheet, Plat. Tank Iron, Nail Rod, Wire, &c. Office and Warehouse 13 MAIN STREET nov26dly ' Wheklino, W. Va.

CIIAItl.tS It 1IICOCK A Co.,

IMPOBTEB AJB DEALER IN

Coach & Saddlery Hardware

Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Damasks HarneM, Enameled Patent Leather Pad tekins, Mkirtingn, Ao., Ac

IVo. S 3Xniu Street. Evansuille, Jaly 2, jelO Notice to Ccntractors. THE Common Council of the City of Evansville will receive sealed proposals until June lhth, lht7, for the contraction of

a sewer from the middle of Watr otreet, at Main street, to low-water mark, w th ten side drains, from the northeast side of Water street. Also lor a sewer antfcslde drains at Water and ' Leet streets. Ihe contractor to furnish all the materials. Hpecifications may "be seen at the Clerk's Office. A. M. McCOKIFF, Cl'k. Evansville, June 11, 1&7. Jel2-ft Union copy.