Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 11 November 1867 — Page 6

THFlFANSyiLLE DAILY JOURNAL: MONDAY. NOEMBER 11. 1867.

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DESCENT FOUNDERY,r INDIANA Manufacturers of - ... : . 5.-. '-.! r ' SSILB ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS PORTABLE ENGINES '&ACULAR SAW MILLS, 3 the matt Approved Pattern li i' ;. V i 53 XMia of Machinery appertaining to : .... .. . :. ' '" ' Railroads; " '-gj" K -4. il B O A. T S Distilleries, Flouring ' . 7u!'of 7 stsMsTwltn tlje latest improvement attached , t . ' - ' i i ; : - .. J. 'I6BACC0 SCREWS, &c.,&c, 3rpa asd Brass Castings of Everj ' Description. "i"Si.Vwsln Steam linages, Gum Belting, Mi Hrtcks, w rougnt iron ripen, Doiting , &., at Manufacturers' ?fcisairia Done at !Short Notice. Tfwtanen seat to all parts to fit up work ai U-ipair Boilers aua Machinery. r All orders wtlireoeive .oar indlviduvraftuttlon, and ma be promrtl I filled on Bsx nt reasonable terms. . - tfc and Foundery on trie Canat .corner flftXaei Street; octft-dly ,1!i SCHULTZB. v - . T11UMAN7 &CO f 1 i . -A JFoundry Manufacturers and Butliiers ot 'i&cssn Engines, Circular Saw ' Mills. ' : ; Ut ftEd!llf hbi; llllf, Tol acco Pvrcre : Gemming Machines, Distil- . . . ' Very and Mining Macninery, Malt Mills, Corn Jbellers, Hense Fronts, Cellar Grates. IRON & BRASS CASTINGS. Of every description. Jtodhmery of all kinds Made and Repaired Xte-alezs in Belting, Fire Bricks, . Steam Ganges, and "dough t Iron Pipes. Old materials bought -it.:'. ' : : ! . . - . ' - ; have the facliitv oif the best M." ot.'isMirv and Workmen, and will give all -wnrk entrusted to as our individual atten "u'tofm. fill orders profeipuy,' warrant oor jr, and charge reasonable prices. .e and Foundry, corner of First and 38 streets, Evansville, Ind. M B. Workmen sent to all parts to fit m work and do renalrln?.'' ' ' -,' . THZIOV iom . sisercH. J. Slnzlch & Son, -- t i. 2B. WATER STREET, I -Z i . . Between Sycamore and Vine. jmat'stores, groceries '20RDAGEr" OAKUM, -yTEeBPOo)tfi6, and Uum FacUn ; i Tmti, Twlne,Rosln, W ought Spike, Ao;, Ac . Lard. Coal, and Labrioatina Oils. . Orders promrAiy nlledJat lowest rates. itti' P. COATS' 3EST 81 .conn C A B I. E 1 . S.-l ' THREAD. - a : "1 JOHN A HtTGH AUCH1NCLOSS, r 1:1; JH Agents. Jfy .-. A . d in

-rrr-- Personals

Governor Throckmorton, of T who was removed from office b military commanders, resides r xas, the tanr comraanaers. resides qiicuy ? .1.1on ni larm jn uoerngj wnicu.u cul tivates witn. marKea success. Setli P. Norton, the agent and ness manac-er of the Collins usiAxe flomnanv. Collinsville. Ct., du on Tuesdav ot congestion Or tnengs. Hia are wA fortv-four. Mr. N rton had an insurance on his lit for $12,000, which goes to his wido Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes tfts ar rived at Montreal to take "steps lo se cure a copyright for his works. It is rumored that Parepa'I hus. band will either challenge or ele the editor of Harper's Bazar for falling him Charles liose. The Grand Duchess ()li?a lJ to receive 40,00Qi down on her mtrriage with the King of the GreekV, and 40.000 a year afterwards. i The newspapers have ..been to marry Miss Netty Marshall, i trying ausrhter of ex-General Humphre 31arshall, of Kentucky.) the au aoress, limself to Lord William Mopgrove, an author. In a letter te Louisvine lriend, Miss JMarsnaii g ys: "l know no gentleman by the ame ot Mosgrove,' and I have no pr sent mtention of sailing for Europe The Rev. J. Kelsey Burr, A. M.. one or the. most successful nd distinguished ministers of the B thodistJ tipiscopal Church in New Jejsey, received and acceptfid a call t J nil has the chair of Hebrew Langrragj 10 the Drew lheological feeminaryi hiayear, in addition to his pastoral utres in M. E. connection with the Centra Church, Newatk.N. J. Estaquio Barron, the lelebrated English banker of Mexico, IrhoJately died, was once British Core ul at San Bias, and used to spend twenty' times' his salary in entertaining iJs countrymen who happened to pass (Jroagh the city. He was very -wealwiy, and at one time owned the Ne-J Almaden quicksilver mines in Calif I nia. An assembly of fifteen Jngle jadies was held after church. It Phillipsburg, New Jersey, on blnday alter noon, and, on quiet and cilm deliber ation. resolved that the would not encourage the advances tlemani unless' he ..was lof any genthoraugbly temperance man. It is said that the Qu in only tootc a fancy to John Brow because he had been a friend of I l ince Albert, er kindness. But J, B. presumed Jn and onpne occasion tt on her mantilla, which. Inpted to put 1 a mere servant, is the height tf heek. The Lord Chamberlain hat tq kick him. actual y kick him, befor be could get a chance to put it on jii feself. Th&j Rev. John Ro erable Rector, of St. Church; Germantown, pleted the forty-secom Iiey, tne venLuke s P. ii. having comyear ot his ministry among an; att iched and devoted people,- nas resi laed his position. xvev. 15. Wista ' Morris, tor 's Assistant, many years the Kict( has aceepted the posits U to wuicn ne was elected by the Ve Rodney's resignation. try, upon Mr. Dr. J. V. C. Smith, of Boston, and Dr. J. H. Griscom, of New -x oik. have been adjudged the successful comDetitors for the ,1' Prife Essay on the Physical Signs of Longevity," for which foOO was onered some lime 8co bv the American Popular Lite luturance Uompaoy. Ihe essay or each of the gentleman was, so', good that the committee could not determine which was the better, and the prize was awarded to each. Dr. Charles-II. S. Davis, of. Meriden. Connecticut, has commenced the publication of the " Davis Family Record, a monthly periodical de voted to gathering lacts and statis tics or the family history and getiealo gy, in preparation for the publication ot tne wnoie in a eompiete volume Among the tacts solicited' ot every member ot the tamily is the place and date of your birth, marnaze and death," with that of all known relations. Captain Dolar Davis, . who came from England in 1631, is the progenetor of the family in this.coun try, and amoDg his descendants are Andrew Jackson Davis, ot Wesifield Commodore C. H. Davis, C. A. Davis (Major Jack Downing,) and Ex-Gov, John Davis, of Massachusetts. A boy who was employed in the office of a Paris stockbroker, and who naa a taient tor carrcature, sketched upon the blank wall of the clerk's room, a kind "of pencil frescoe. a la xenmei, representing a very high per sonage indeed, arrayed after the lashiorr" ot Utondin, walkui?-4)ind folded along a; tight rope, and holding in his hand a,balancinj; pole, on one end of-which iBismlrck stands, while Garibaldi is-gamboline on the other. This cartoon as highfy appreciated; but, unfortuojitely, the ubiqaitous police heard of it, and the rash youth is to be'proseeuted, while his employer has been invited to discharge him. An interesting episode occurred at a recent meeting of " Pinneers," in Newark, Ohid. Among (he persons present was a womanjone Kindred and two years old,who was bor in (Ju1 pepper County. Virginia in 11o5 uud removed in 1799 with Jier Ln.--u:ind:aDl six children- to what whs tht'ij the "Far West," walking every mfte of the way, and "carrying hr-r infant, a ?ear old in her arms. Ti -.o. only vilages of any size they papod in their journey westwnrd were Wheeling and Winchester, Virginia. The old lady is atill vigorous and sound ot" body and mind, and lives tw.o irfiles Irom s

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"Don Miguel de Manarar Duke of j

Seville, who was born jo 1826, was the original of Byron's "Don Juan." - He expiated the sina of his youth according to popular tradition, which attributes his conversion to miraculous interference, by undertaking a pious pilgrimage, and became illustrious as Ilermano mayor, principal brother of the religious Fraternity whose function it was to drag the bodies of drowned drunkards from the Guadalquivir, and provide for their burial. , He founded the Caridad hospital from his personat'eontributions, and from collected alms, on the site of the Capella San Jorgi. It was built in Greek and Romas 6tyle, on the left bank of the river. He died on the 9th of May, 1679, leaving his epitaph "Here rest the bones of the most wicked man that ever lived; pray God for the salvation of his soul.' LUMBEU, &.C. LUMIIEII-L1JMBER I T1IK M'K.St'KlBEK (OJdl.MllS the Lumber Business at bis old stand at the corner of Mala and Seventh Streets, and would respecttully lurorm tne public that his stock is large aud second to none n tne assortments, emoracing fine 01 an bicknesses and quality, from the nicest Third Common Saginaw Board up to Three-Inch First lear Plana. . Also, 500 ot various thicknesses and styles, and ' ' ' 10.000 LiCirllS. . Tt x Window Sash, Pine and Poplar Shingles, and 4 -feet Lath. Mouldings, Casings, Quarter-Bound, tc, tc. uraers irom tne country, river or ran, filled promptly. JOHN E. TAYLOR, Carpenter and Joiner. Shop on WALNUT STREET, bet. Sixth ana oeveniu, EVASSVELliK, INDl. Prompt attention given to all work entruuted to my care may 16 d3m JAMES SWANS0N & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 3PIISTE LUMBER, Shingles, Lath, Doors, ana Sash. Alsoa a Iare assortment of Allegheny, Chicago, and Toledo Lumber and Flooring, pressed and Undressed, on hand and for sale. Extra Sawed and Shaved Pine Shingles, eighteen inches long. We respectfully solicit the citizens of Evansville to give us a call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Yabd on Wateb Street, (Opposite Lamasco Wharf), Bvansvlll All orders promptly attended to. may23 d8m No-w Steam Sash, Door, and Blind Factory. T HE CNDERSIfiSED, HAVI5G formed a copartnership under the brm name of McCORKLE & STRONG have now in successful operation a complete and well-furnished establishment for the manufacture by STEAM of Sash, Doors, lllindg, Brackels, etc. and every other variety used in Carpentry. of Wocd Work A liberal patronage is solicited. Factory on the corner of Walnut and Eighth Streets, Evansville, Ind.i .. JOHN a. McCORKLE. unSOdly E. P. STRONG. "i Sash. Doors, Lumber, &c. , Hunnil & Sons, ! .- . . . Manufacturers of ; y. Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, &c.; Also, Dealers in r- MICHIGAN' PINE LUMBER. ' Keep constantly on hand Lumber of every de-crlption, t'fne 'and Poplar Flooring, Weatherboarding, Shingles, Lath, Ac. Sawing of every description done to order. - Orders from abroad will be promptly attended to. 1 Factory and Yard, ' Corner Wateb Street and Canai., )uly20 Evansville, Indiana. ' 1 i ; r 1 ' .ii. STEELE! fc TRIULE, Second Stfeet, between Chestnut' and Cberry, Evansville. Indiana. Sash, Doors, Win .w Bllvdh, pressed Lumbfr, Boards, Lath, &c, ot very de scription constantly on hund. Packing Boxes of all kinds made to order.- .-awing of every kind done on the t'iortcst notice. July;201y New York Clothing House. y. P. IRONS ,& CO. f - ONE-PRICE : r. ' 1 - No. 4:0 ! a - EVANSVILLE, IND., III;:Dealers in J; READY-MADE C LOT Hi NIG and ( . . :' 1:1; rFURlSIl .GOODS, ,, Have-ftlWays in stock inrg and extnsive astortmeut of Ready-Mde Garments for Men's and Boys' Wear, manufactured under our own supervisi'in and direction. In accordance with the prevailing styles, by competent and experienced workmen. . All of par. goods are maj-Ked, itn. plain figures. Sold at one-price, WITHOUT DE VIATION. sel3 V. r I 1 i "iii'i " ';.. IUOX.S A CO.

D&C7GS & CMJE2IICAXt

7S . Main ..'Street. .7 SPARKS & PICOUET, : WHOLESALE DRUGGIST? Dealers In Paitu v)ilv, and Putca.rel'ully selctei HT" Physician an!4. JOHN LAVA I Wholesale and Retail Drassr " Dealer in Medicines, Paints, Oits, Brushes, &c. MAIS ST., bet. Second aud Third, Evansville, led. Particular attentlon'alvem to CirTTINU W1XDOW GLASS to any size. IJunildtf 0PEBA DRUG STORE. STEWART & BUTLER, . ; i Successors to W. X. Yoaug 4 Co.,) PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS, So. 18 First Street, (Chandler' Block.) ; EVANSVILI.K, Istd. ' A new and complete stock of Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, louet ana fancy Articles.. Prescriptions carefully prepared at . hours. iao2ad3m T. C. BRID WELL & CO., .. ... (Late of Owensboro, Ky.) , !' '' 'SEAI.EaS.tK- ' '1 drugs, -v.- .;. ; MEDICINES, r;: . CHEMICALS, v . ' : 1 PERFUMERY; 't-" ' ! : ; .TODLET ARTICLES, i i PAINTS, DYES, &cj ' ' Corner Third and Main Streets, ... . .'. ' , EVANSVrLLE, Ijfl. ' Prescriptions carefully compounded, day or night. tnovlS A:im ' CLOUD & AELV iTHolesale Druggist AND MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS ; No. S Main Street AGENTS FOB, . , GEORGE H. REED'S DOMESl.-t : LIQUID DYES. 11 GENERAL AGENTS FOR ; DR.. ARMISTEAD-S TONIC SYRL UNIVERSAL: 0INTMEIIT, and ' PILE OINTMENT. . t .' fe" All ordf j x romptlv filled.-' . sps '--MEDICAL. Great New Euglaud Uemedj . DR. J: W.: I'OLAND'S WHITE PINE COMPOUND IS SOW OFFERED TO THE At. , flicled throughout the country, after having been proved by the test of eleven years in the New England S-tates, where its merits have become as well known as the tree from wliich, in part, it derives its virtues. The White Pine Compound Cures Sore Throat, Colds, Couglis, Lipthena, lironcmus, opining oj iiooa, 'and Pulmonary Affections generally. It is a Remarkable Remedy for Kidney Complaints. Diabetes ' Dif ficulty of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the Kidnegs and Bladder, (r-ravel and other csmvlairits. ' In Novemlter, 1H55, 1 first advertised It under thenameof White PineCompouud. In twa veers from that time there had oeen wholesaled in Manchester aloneone hundred thousand dollars' worth, where it took the lead of all the couijh remedies In. the market, and itsull maintains that ixsltion. There are stood rea-ns for this; ft is verv soothina: and healing in its na ture, is.warminit in the stomach, and pleasant withal to the taste, and is ex --4 1 i 11 ur nhpun. " As a remedy for kLry complaints the White Pine t om nus uunvaieu. It was not original !W That purpose; but k nerson In n.sini it for a cousjh wtw not onlv curea ot tne cougn, out was aio cured of akidne' difficulty of ten years standing. -Since that accidental discovery, many thousands have u edit for the same complaint, ana nave ueeu completely cirred. - " " ' T1IE WHITE PINE COMPOUND. "It was early In the spring of '32 that this compound wa originated.. A member of my lamily was anuot! with an. Irritatipnoi lfie throat' attended with a dLsaaxceabia couith. I had for some months previous thought that a preparation leaving for Its basis bbe inMUe b:rlc of White Pwie mlirt.t be so compounded as to be very useful in diseases of the Throat and Lungs. To test the value Of It lir.the" cae alludeii to, I compound t a smaU qaautliy of rtie medicine that 1 had been planning, and gave It in teaspconful doses. The result was exceedingly gratifying.. Within two days, the irritation of tne throat was r -moved, the coubr subsided, aud a speedy cure wi enacted. . , , - . , . j . - ; 'x .- : The above was. wrlten by Dr. Polat-d ir IStSO. Since' tlien,' as In jjancheMer-,- th White Pine Compound has taken the lea '. of.ail 0011 h remedies, as well aw preparx tlons for the cure 01 kidney dlincultles, i. every city, town. Village,, and hainlei throughout the New Engiaud States. . I bis remedy Is as safe an i pleasant 10 take as it is effectual. WHITE' PINE COMPOUND, UEOUOE W, SWEfJT.JLD., . .. . j : f. proprietor.'.' ' Prepared at the . NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT,. . , ioo Hanover Street, Boston. ., . Under tlie t-npervision of Rev.'J. W.- Po . i J . '- - laud. ' '. CloutfA Akin, Wholesale Agents. ' ' For sale by Keller A White, Wm. !li,,P Stoddard,!. C BiidwelL ti. J . Schlaepfer. anil. by DruggiHU generally. feb9 dlw, wit If.

TRANSPORTATION.

ETAXSVILLE & CINCINNATI FAST , FREIGHT . . ... . 1 ,1 1.- . - TJSAiBTSiX. COMFY " . .- ': . ; ' - Controlled by . : Ohio & Mississippi Railroad Co. and ' Evansville & Crawrordsvllle Itallroad Co. , Time and Rates Guaranteed. jThe above organization offers more favorable inducements to shippers by this than any other route. Contracts Solicited. F. H. EIIRMA3T & CO., Agentr, IS Water Sr. A. E. Shrader, Gen' I Freiaht AaL E. & GY R.R, J. A. Hill, Gen I Freiaht Agt. O. & M. R.R. sel8 FRED. R. HUSTON, Commission Merchant . ' ; " ' AG EST : ' White Line Central Transit ; ' Company, The only Line running Car through to New.-Yoik, Boston, and all New England cities, WITHOUT TRANSFER.' Cars are loaded, LOCKED, and SEALED, and never opened until they reach their destination, carrying goods between Evansville and New York In FIVE TO SEVEX DATS' TIME. ' Freight delivered at all the Inspection Yards In New York, Brooklyn, or Jersey City. . For ' PROMPTNESS and DESPATCH this Line has no equal. Damages and Overcharges 'promptly settled at this office. FRED. R. HUSTON, Agent, Xo. 3 KCBTU WATEB ST., may2S EVAWsrimt, Iwd. POTATOES I ! POTATOES I THREE CAR LOADS STOW AT the denot. and three more to arrive this week, making over 2,000 J3iisiiels ; if." ' OF Cliolte Jliehlgun Potatoes, ipEACH BLOWS ' 1 . ' AND-l : ,- ; . . .' WHITE XESIIA'XOCKS, ; : - - JFOR 8ALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 1 . .. a . ' AT THE: ' : EUREKA BAZAAR, - . . - i : ... Main H tret t, BY 75 75 YICKEBT BRtS. OCl l Dissolution. THE FIRft OF r'ORWIWE aHutchinH is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The busIueM will be carried on by S. R. Corwine, on Seventh Street, between Chestnut and Cherry. All , accounts will be settled by el'n, H. R. CORWINE. .. " : ' " J. B.-HCTCHINS. ., OctoberlTth, 1867. norl i'iw t ,

BOOTS AND SHOES.

3IORGAN, - :JPVj'NAX. , '"'1 & CO., - T' ' ' ; 1 - . , : , ', 1 (Successors to MORGAN, READ A CO..) 't . ; --Wholesale Dealer lu ' .;.-. i BOOTS $z SHOES 1IAT -A1VI CAP; 1 42 and 44 " 2VIA.I1S5" STREET. ' Would call tlxe attention of the Tradi to tlieir extensive stock of Fall Goods. sel3 d3m , . . i : , NEW: GOODS. AM KECEIVI THE LARUEKT 'and best-selected stock of . Boots and Shoes ever offered In this market, which will be ; ' ' f i ' l sold at the lowest inarke prices ( , au29d:jm '- CEO. I DIXOX. o m P 0 o :0 r . , OBP " H . 11"" P 0 :. 35 C3 i o 3 ri - S '-I -. ' -S3 y... M H,'; o w m et. X 'rr. & S3. 9. 3 CLOCKS. A. C. R0SENCRANZ, iHsaler In . Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &t. No. IJ SECOND STREET, Between Main and Sycamore. " V Personal attention given to Repairing, flne Watches. . . . JauluJm X 0 s- a a " S r 8 S M r r "3 r 8 if 3 2 o a 1 a ' er Z s o o g eu z c -a 3 rj . 5' B a a ' 2. fS - ST 2. 2- Q o a PR n 4 06 U a m H Vi - p. 3 a 6 "3 5 g. H p. c o 2B ; o a 'Sr.03 a o 25 li 3 fc'"' 3H O si S3 1 o m o I 1 I A -I GO CO ' 1 rm o m z o L S a ra ' 0:1 Mr S g M B - 5 r CO At f5 So o o rr , IJ j; a. 2CO 5 f--c-i --em P3CO o r o C5 . S3: 'P -. 93 0 T3 P3 WM. P. HASTINGS, Scenic Artlwt and Fresco I'alnter. . All orders left at Osborne A Tileston'i Paint store. Locust Street, will be prompliy attended to. Calbi -M l n HtA.il u neatly none.

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