Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 31 January 1868 — Page 3

THE EVAtfSViLLE DAILY JOURNAL: FRIDAY. JANUARY 31. 1868,,

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HARDWARE.

GEO. 8. SONNTAG CO., DEALERS IX 1 :"VisC?', 'Bellows, Hand and Sledge II am men f Horse Shoes, , .,. ? , ; ; Horse Mis, " r , . Stocks and Dies, BulchersV Files, - -. ; ;, Coil Chain, Leather Bel tin rr No; ; 29 FIRST TBEET, . febl9 lEVAJSSVILLE, IND.

WCODROW, REITZ & CO., . (SUCCESSORS TO H. c. Woodbow.) , , . r " - '..' t . I Proprietors of the , .., ' CRESCXNT.jCITY I Xtollinf? Iill, i T 'Manufacturers of and Dealers la all

kind i ot ".;! AT' .?? )'? Iron, Steel, Springs, Axles, Horse and Male Shoes, ANVILS, VISES, BELLOWS, and " ' ' ' " " Blacksmiths' , and . Wagon-Makers' Stock generally. The attention ot dealei-s and consumer! Is called to the fact that onr Rolling MIL is now ia complete running order, ana wi are prepared to fill orders for any -izesoe Iron at the shortest notice. Our stock it store will always be kept complete. . : V f To. Plow-Quakers.,. We offer a large stock of Steel and Iron ; Slabs and Wiukh. The steel is manufactured by, thfc Sheffield Works, Pittsburg, and has universally maintained, its reputation over any steel made iu that city. Office and Warerdora,' mi 97. main: street, ; tr.. :t .:. r . i EVANSVILLE, '1ND. ' l - I i "To Highest pme paid for Scrap Iron, C II A K JES BABCOCK A Co. UrOETKil AWD DEALER IN Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, "Wood Work, Damask.Harness Enameled Patent Leather Pad skins, Skirtings, c, Ac. rVo. 8 3Xtiln Street. EvansvUle; July 2, 1S6S. jelO BtETTlCHKR, KELLOGG & Co.: (Successors t' Wells. Kellotjjt St Co.) IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF HARDWARE 13 iii-wt Street, SIGN OF THE BIG PADLOCK axes, axes, axes,axks, axi:m, ax TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE (JU TLEti i , TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, Trace ChainH, Trace Chain, Trace Chaius, Plan fern Hoe, Hoc, Planters Planter' lloes. Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, Bl'ILDKKS' UiEUWARE, BUILDERS' HAKUWARK, (WT1V A'D WOOL('ARDi C Oi l O.N A l WOOL CAR l 4 OH ON AM WOOL. CAUDS BEST RUBBER BELTIXG BEST RUBBER BELTING, BKUT RUBBER BEL.TIXG, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws, Kill and Cross-Cnt Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws t'Asil bnvers will find lt to their advan tage to examlue onr stock before purchas ing ewewnere. At the Old Stand, 13 First S BKTTICHER, KELLOGG & CO. Jylb T. II. Bucker, J2.1., r Physician and Surgeon, 5o ttNt Main na mcom-souuuwest id. EvanvilWs. Indiana. . Particular attention given to Female

. 1 1 T j Collector's, Sale, . . .. NOTICE 18 HEBIBY OITEJf, that I. Willi O. Hselrisr, Collector of theCitvof Kvi)Um; mween the hours of 9 ani 12 o'clock A-jt., and 2 and 4 o'clock P.M., on MOXDAT, THt l'Tff or FEBRtTARV, 1868. Will 8e)I, at public auction, at the door of tbeCoun House, in the city of Evansville, Indian, the following Lots, part of Lots, ano parcels of Real Estate and Improvements, assessed tor the payment of City Taxes for the year IH67, due from the owners thereof, to the) city of Evansvtlle, said taxes being now due and unpaid, and for the cost of said sale, and that the sale will be continued on the next day following, viz. :f Tuesday February the 18th, 1868, at 2 o'clock p.m.; at the. door.ot the Court House, in Evansvllle, for the purpose of selling such property as may have been sold on th day first above mentioned, and not paid for: - ' - '

. ORIGIN AL PLAN. " . ; Lot. Gresuam L EseK 142 Tax. 31 56 104 22 21 60 r Jones James G 139 Hcantlin James Jr imp....., a Ranger Morris 22 ft 2M inches . Water Street, extending back 7i. .- 12 111 43 'DONATION-ENLARGEMENT, Smyth Tbomas 8th and 9th subdivision of.. 185 ; UPPER ENLARGEMENT. McDonald James 6th sub'd 25 by W4 ft 71 - 72 M asgrove Sarah, E Lester's sub. out-lot 2 .......... 30 - Crisp John s e -- 91 EASTERN ENLARGEMENT. 18 90 21 06 15 39 - i J , Lt. Elk. Tax Beach Nancy 10 5 22 77 Brictenacli August.-... 13 49 11 0t arler John and Peter 10 31 167 40 Enck John J 18 84 6 48 Gajlr Leinhardi.-...'..-.4...lb, o- -Ji42 Hawn Cynthia u e....... u J.4 lion Hose Bruute.........-..... 1 . , 15 20 Janfs George-.. ...... ; -18 54 . 17 x McKinney Laur (heirs ol.,.. o m a w Miller Frtderick . 6 40 8 W Mills W I P 5 51 32 40 Mounts Noble ........ 5 z . 1 w Rehrtnan Henry 1U S9 10 SO Schniits Jacob i o 21. 8 10 Schmidt Chas n w 7 S3 - 10 26 Tribble Elijah. U 41 10 26 Mever Henrr..... i 4a a zHm'lth Wm V (heirs ot) 2 li8 7 56 Burke Pa(4ick u e . - 2 40 18 01 BuiKe Patrick ..- u i oo BAKER S ADDITION. Boske Wm .. . 9 4 2 96 Whittlesey A T and W G 4 2 2 4$ Whittlesey A T aud W G- 5 2 2 ii LILLISTON'rt AND ,LOCKHARX'3 EN LARGEMENT. Satterlee V (heirs of) und. ?...25 1 4 86 GARVIN'S ENLARGEMENT. Rustpn Robert. I .r 1 63 SOUTHERN ENLARGEMENT. Becker Henry (heirs ofj .. 9,3 8 64 mirkJ-usna . . l a .u uo Chandler J J 1 . 18 2 16 . o IS i oH do ..; 3 18 1 89 do ' 418 - ! I H9 Stinson Floyd. ....j...-..l:i 14 16 47 Morrls Klward .! i ! Morris Edwards ...116 14 3 51 ISABELLA PLACE. I" - Klepfel Bei nhard , 31 12 lo MCINNERNY'S ENLARGEMENT. Mclnnerny Ann.... ...:.. ..10 2 8 26 y. 1 1 6 48 -.: 7 2 ' 3 51 8 2 ' 3 51 Mcmnerny M c...., do .... do to .. do .. 'd do do - 9 2 .. 3 51 . 13 2 2 m r .j. 14 2 2 97 3 3 2 97 i....i- 4 3 2 97 ELLIOTT'S ENLARGEMENT. Baker Perrs'--......-.... ..li t 3 2 70 2 86 3 40 2 43 2 43 2 81 2 81 2 70 2 70 2 70 Perkins Elijah.... . I 1 do ZT..ZZ'.'Z'.".'.'. 3 .1 do 19 1 do t , di . BRAY'S ENLARGEMENT. Smith Clark . :. 3 2 Biciiot Louisa Mrs...... 4 2 Bischof Louisa Mrs.. 5 " 2 U, BRINKMEYER'SL ELARGEMENT. Hosley Christ- r , ,18, 3 78 MAIN WTREET; - S U Baker Casper 20x185 ft part of R. M. Evans' out-lot...- 4 a is BRINKM EYER'S ENLARGEMENT. ' Vickery Samuel-.: 27 I 62 E. & C. R.R. PROPERTY. Ranger Morris S imp on E A CRRproperty 32 40 BULL'S HEAD PROPERTY. Jarvis John improvements... 3 24 DIXONS'S ENLARGEMENT. Koebone Henry ....21 8 91 NORTH EASTERN ENLARGEMENT. Brnes W K. 3 11 5 6 Dohbins Eliza.- ... - -.9 10 5 2 5 67 5 27 2 43 2 16 Fnnk John i Howes J H 17 Howes J H 18 15 14 14 16 8 10 i 2 43 Sw.'hneter Wm 8 Tlienkerhanf Catheru 9 TheukerhaufNiok 10 ; 2 43 2 43 3 24 GOODSELL'S ENLARGEMENT. Johnson Alvah... 8 3 2 16 81 Miller Thomas 25 .:3 27 2 ; 13 14 - 15 .... 16 .........17 IS 19 30 4 ....... .. 35 ...: J.y 26 27 2 1 2 do do , do , ' do e ya... e , 81 81 1 OS 1 b: do do do ' - ' -do " do do do Roberts John B do do Young John R w do ' w do wJi. do w Shanklin John do 1 H2 1 62 1 62 1 62 1 62 I 62 1 62 2 70 12 31 S 50 81 81 81 5 40 1 1'8 81 BRAY A COOK ENLA GEMENT. Greve Wm .. ...... ..19 I do 20 I .... do - 4...2L , I v do - - 22 . ... 1 SECTION 81. Porlrins F.liiah fi2Vxl57k feet westVt ' 1 20 97 SMITH'S ENLARGEMENT. Grimth Joau W 14 U sub'd i corner 1011,12 31 1 S 67 YOUNG LOVE'S EN LA RG EM ENT. Youuiilove G C 8 do 9 Youuglove HC 10 do ..- 11 do - J? do do ' 1 08 1 35 51 54 54 54 54 LA MASCO. Adams August improvements Behas.e Louis undivd y. .. 11 Beliake Louts undivided U Hulleii Georie 7 Bum Patrick - - Birctiel Richard ' do ,...- Brad!ey James........ Brailiey .lamt-s -H inirisf man ( iioei 2"'X50 west ot 5 IMS 58 58 20 82 2-i 25 2.5 25 25 78 84 54 1 1 . 77 51 54 -32 105 48 4 12 1 55 , 69 77 6 70 2 32 , 6 44 2 : ' 6 95 2 : 4 42 9 78 8 24 6 18 raniel Philip -- KliiH. lS I. - 16 Gerst George- 2 Gerst George n 8. Honig Cliristlan 6 Honig Christian 7 Kappler Henry (heirs of ) .24 Kei u Eva 4 Kramer John.... .11 dj .......... ...t-12 do -- .....13

9 27 11 33 3 35 2 06 8 75 2 67 2 67 38 61 309 1B0 I; . 3 19 40 59 1 80

48 48 48 do . 14 Kuhlman FredLimberg Casper & Co canal 9 106 8 :

Limbers C super A Co canal basin mi in. ... T Long Emily A ...28

Miller Christian 2 1& 3 52 Overell Joe 22 49 3 09 OvereJl Joe 23 49 8 24 Reitz Jacob (heirs of) wJ 6 M 8 76 Reilx Jacooi heirs of) w y. 7 84 3 09 tschowener Jacob . 8 4S 10 40 Scbcememan Ferdinand....- 11 55 7 73 Sorenson Soren 5 S t6 Teisel fred. 164 7 1 vVelberg Ferdinand 3 sub'd of 14,14 and 18 82 15 13 FOURTH ENLARGEMENT.

Campbell John W . 5 16 Keller D C.. 17 17 Keller D C. -. .. 18 17 Fltzwilliams James 2:i 6 Fischer Joseph 12 18. Fischer Josepn.. 13 18 Goodsll F E 7 16 Goodseil F K... S 16 Hnyo J F 5 14 1 24 3 09 . 4 12 "9 43 . i 09 12 56 ( 24 1 23 12 36 J 8 2 32 S 86 33 99 5.3 04 17 00 McKinney Laura (heirs ofls e quarter .31 13 Payne Elias J and John 15 13 Burk Patrick.- . ... o 10 1 : HORNBY'S ENLARGEMENT-. Ivinson Joha.......,......-.l"; do 16 ' do ..17 : CRESCENT ENLARGEMENT. Eheman Henry n e 20 ft... 12 6 Payne William- 5 -4 9 27 16 4 Tobin Michnel 4 5 2 58 STOCKWELL'S ENLARGEMENT. Dreier Henry imp. onsw 11&.12 1 2 06 Kuutz Henry frac. .. 8 21 12 88 LeyerEdward 15 9 7 21 I.eyer Edward ...29 9 4 12 Massing Windel 27 15 14 93 Massing Windel sw of ..28 15 2 58 Melssner, Schee & Co imp. 30 by . 40 ft w 10 10 30 Schlesinger Herman 19 16 4 12 do . -.20 16 4 12 do .v ...3.21 16 82 45 do , 22 16 4 37 do "H''"..:.......':..;.:23 16 4 37 .GREEK'S ENLARGEMENT. Thompson Ross- 9 2 8 32 Thompson Ross.... t j. 10 2 : 2 06 ( SHAEPE'S ENLARGEMENT. Goedecfee Fred . 1 15 7 21 Gtedecke Fred 2 15 1 80 Hoffman John.! 1 13 ; 7 21 Hoffman John .. ........- 2 13 1 80 Kuchn John 3 12 10 04 Kuchn John 4 12 1 SO NORTHERN ENLARGEMENT. Fairchilds B F 234 ft adi. 15 14 3 7 26 Meyer Philip..- 12 7 1 1 80 do ..13 7 : 1 80 do ; ..14 7 180 do , 15 7 1 80 Sullivan A Ok... 7 6 2 57 do .... - 8 6 18 13 Co ; . 17 6 , i Si do 18 6 2 83 WoodArcherG w 9 ft adj. 17...16 3 8 40 Wood Archer G e 5 ft adj. 16.-17 '3 46 WM. G. HAZELRIGG, Collector. , Evansvilie, Janoary 27, 1868. ' . MACHINISTS. CHRISTIAN KHATZ, (Formerly of Kratz Heilman, " City rounary, ) . SODTHWESTERS , '", AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT, , - - GENERAL MACHINERY DEPOT, . f ' : and ' '- ' ' . Manufacturers Agency, FIRST STREET, between Elm and Pine, 1 Opposite the JSvansville Cotton Mills, : , .- EVAJISVILLK, IND. , . N.B. All machinery sold will be repaired at the shortest notice. - ; - Foundry and Machine Works, ; Corner Elm and ' Second ' Streets. Manuacturer of' Hand , (double) and Power CORN-SHELLERS; and Shelters PUMFS or all descriptions ior saie, ana put np, if desired. In any, part of, our city. novS dom - ..... WILLIAM HEILMAN 1 i Successor to Ktatz & Heitm ITlLV-'F4U3i'I3EI,S Manufacturer aid BuiVder of PORTABLE A.yD 8TATIOSJLRT TEAM , ENGINES AND BOILER? SAW AND GRIST MILL ' : ' MACHINERY, : . Threshing Machines, Cotton anl Tobacco Pree CIRCULAR 3 A W MIfjLS, SC., 4C. EVANS VILLE, INC. HeeBT laow and Coppk Woi uade to order on short notice. -. - IROIT ; AA'O , BRASS CASTr&vs of every description. ;,' . Dealers in Steam Gauges, Gum BeltlXH Fire Brlcka, Wrought Iron Pipes, Bolltnj Cloths, c, at manufacturers' prices. RSPAIRISQ . , done at short notice. apris MECHANICS' FURNITURE FACTOR!. F. KARGES fc CO., Fourth 8t. C Canal Basin, near Pigeon Oreek "1 atANUFAcrrntKKS . : And Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FURNITURE, CHAIRS, Etc Salesroom, First Street, bet. Pine and Leet South Side. EvAxsym:, Iitd. Orders of all kinds will receive prompi attention. ' Turning Work of every description done to order at short notice. nov9-3m

DR. F. L. DAVIS, iioinoooijxtliist. - Offloe Up-etairs la old Engine House, Second Street, between Mala and Locuxl nov27d3l. .I

OFFICIAL.

LAWS OP THE UNITED STATES. Passed at the First Session of the Fortieth Congresss. Public no. 22. An Act to establish Peace with certain Hostile Indian Tribes. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled. That the President of the United States be, and "he Is hereby, authorized to appoint a commission, to consist of three officers of the army not below the rank of brigadier general, who, together with N. G. Taylor, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, John B. Henderson, Chairman of the Committee of Indian Affairs of the Senate, S. S. Tappon and John B. Sanborn, shall have power and authority to call together the chiefs and headmen of such bands or tribes of Indians as are now waging war against the United States or committing depredations upon the people thereof, to ascertain the alleged reasons for their acts of hostility, and in their discretion, under the direction of the President, to make and conclude with said bands or . tribes such treaty stipulations, -subj'ect' to the action of the Senate, 'as may remove all just causes of complaint on their part, - and at the 6ame . time establish security for person and property along the lines of railroad, now being constructed to the Pacific and other' thoroughfares of travel to the Western Territories, and such as will mpst likely insure, civilization for, the Indians and peace and safety for the whites.' 1 - ... :.. -j-, , Sec. 2. And .be it ' further enacted. That said commissioners are required to examine - and select a district or districts of country having sufficient area to receive all the Indian tribes now occupying territory- east of the Rocky mountains, not now peacefully residing on permanent reservations under treaty stipulations, to, which the government has the right of occupation or to which said commissioners ean obtain tue right or occupation, and in which district or districts there shall be sufficient tillable or grazing land to enable the said tribes, respectively,to support themselves by agricultural and pastoral pursuits. Said district or districts, when so selected, and the selection approved by Congress, shall be and remain permanent homes for said Indians to be located thereon, and no person not members of said tribes shall-ever be permitted to:entet' thereon; without the permission of the tribes interested, except officers and. employees of the United States: Provided, That the district or districts shall be so located as not to interfere with travel on highways located i by, authority - ci";, the United States,, nor with, thcroute. of the , Northern' Pacific ". Railroad, the Union Pacific 'Rairrbad, "theMJnion Pacific Railroad'Eastern Division, ror Juhe proposed route: of the -Atlantic : and Pacific Railroad by the way of. Albuquerque. , ,' : 7 '. -.: Sec. 31' 'And', be it' further enaited,: That the following sums of money are hereby appropriated out ot any moneys in the treasury;, to wit: To carry put the pro risions. of. the : preceding sections of this act,' one hundred and fifty thousand dollars ;: to ! enable the Secretary of the Interior tot subsist such friendly Indians as may have separated or may. hereafter separate themselves from the hostile bauds or tribes and seek the protection of the United States, three hundred thousand dollars. ..,'. . - ri .' ;1 . Sec. 4. , And be it. further enacted. That the Secretary of War be required to furnish transportation," subsistence and protection to' the commisiooers herein named during the discharge of their duties.--- , " " Sec. 5. ; And, be jit further enaettd, That if said commissioners fail to se cure the cooseut of ,the Indians to remove to the reservations and fail to secure peace, then the"i?ecretary of War, under the direction of the President, is hereby authorized to accept the services of " mounted' volunteer& from the Governors' of the ' several States and Tc-rritories in organized companies and battalions, not exceeding four thousand men in number,' and for such term of service as, in his judgment, may be neeessary for the suppression of Indian hostilities. oEC. 6 And be" it further enacted. That all volunteers so accepted shall be placed upon the same footing, in respect to pay, clothing,' subsistence and equipments, as the troops of the regular army. . .., j Sec 7. Awl. be it further enae'ea, That said commissioners report their doings under this act to the President of the United States, including any such treaties and all-, correspondence as well as evidence by them taken. Approved, July 20, 1867. . ,. ' Public No." 23. An Act to carry into Effect the Convention with the Republic of Venezuela for the Adjustment of Claims of Citizens of the United States on the Government of that Republic Be it eh'icted by tJie Senate and House of Representatives of the Unit d States of America in Congress astern-1 bled. That, for the purpose of carrying into effect the convention with the Republic of Venezuela, for the adjustment of claims of citizens of the United States on the Government of that Republic," signed at Caracas on the twentyfifth day of April, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, the Commissioner to be appointed by the President of the United States, by and with the advice and consent ot the Senate, shall be allowed a compensation n full for his services ot three thousand dollars, and tea dollars a day in commutation

of traveling expenses for the time "j

going from the place of his residence) to Caracas, and returning to his home, after, the termination of his duties. i SF.C. 2. And be it further enacted That if the President shall elect to appoint the Minister Resident of the ! U nited fetates in Venezuela to perform the duties ,of Commissioner under the convention aforesaid, such Minister shall receive a compensation for his services of fifty per centum of the sum hereinbefore mentioned pursuant to the provisions of theiQinth section of the act of August eighteenth1, eighteen hundred and fifty-six, "' To regulate the diplomatitf'and consular systems of the United States." . , i . , Seo.,3. And -be it further enacted. That the President be, and hereby is, authorized to make such provision for the contingent expenses of the Com mission under the convention, includ. ing the . moiety of the United: States for the compensation of the umpire, and of the secretary ' who may be ohosen by the Commissioners, pursuant to the provisions of the convention, as he shall deem just and proper. Sec. 4. And be it furtlier enacted, That such sums of money as may be Tiecessary to carry: out. the provisions ef this act, be, and they are hereby, -appropriated out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. Approved, July 20. 18G7. GROCERIES. 1 T FEEDI'P II. BAGQN. EBKNKZEB DICKtY. ' ' - i J - l - ". ' , a FRANK P. OABSOS, (, .,, , , ' . ....... l , : Late of .Preston Brothers. RAGbNi DiCKEY & CARSON Wholesale Grocerm,! Nos. -3 and 4 South .Water Street. Evansvilie, Indiana. . Important Notice. , WE HAVE, THIS DAY, AS1SOCI. atetl with ourselves, in the Wholesale Grocery business, Mr. Frank V. Vn rsob, of Kentucky, eleven years a member .of the firm of MfKsn. Presion Krolhers, o this city, whose experience In the Grocery business will give us sr.cli additional ;icilities as will enable us to offer to the trade -ledncementti equal to any house in the West. i i The business of the new 'house wil t be conducted under filename .and -style of Kagon, Dickey & Carson. Thanltfnl lor the liberal patronage heretoforeextended , to us, we. would recpeo fully solicit a continuaueeof the naia to the aw arm, . Very respectfully. . , EvahsyiHe, Indiana, Jyu. 1, iKjanrt 'Ji.AKLES - - I j.. VIELE o... i to - &' cu. :!(.(. . W r.i H .-- ,. !' XV JI Oli JZS AL,fe j.,,, i 3 J' . -Hinc -::i'pi;, i i. i ; tS;V. -i"l,'.vii 1: ;('!-; -'J-'. jt.V '.,!) V.'i r,i'jt f'arii f -- I HO WW FiaW COR&EH. ::'; v.i; ' f '!.! : i- j S'. i o.f'J' ,u-i !! i al'H. i !.( vtu'i r, m r ! -'first and Sycamora! Streets, Jll EVAJJSVI10.JE, IND. an9 dtf. ; New llouse!. New Stock! S. H. S. COOK, 183 Main Mreet, Between Sixth and Seventh, H AS OPENED WITH A FtTI.l. AN. sortment of STAPLE and FANCY ., GROCERIES, , FEED of all kinds constantly on band 1 Goods delivered free of charge. -. ' ; 133 Main Street, nova d6m S. K. WHEKX.ER. . JAM K3 D, &I008, WHEELER & RIGrGS" -' i- Wholesale 'Dealers- in . s '. SOUTHEAST CORN EK '' FIRST AND STCAM.0KE STttKXTS, . ' EVAN3VII-I.K, IND. : All orders promptly attended to. nov2B dtf , . - ISAAC HXlitASrsC TJAVID HKIMAKT, 'Ii X . II E I MANN, - .i - -vvholesale Dealers in : , Foreign and Domestic Liquors, NAILS, COTTON YARNTS, ti LASS 'ff A RE &c., 4c, " - ryos.' 60 and 62 Main Street, ' Between Second and Third, : 1 3 1 ; - ;ie v; . JSYAJraviLtsIju. FISH DEPOTov20 dtf : '-- f V T. 1 1 .)- SK. CiltBEKT CO.. , No. 81 Soeth First StKh I, A ill be pleased to see all their old canto a ers. and as many hew one a will favor them with a .call. A full anwortment o) Groceries, etc., always on hand, and for sale at the lowest market prices. -Agents Jor Stafford Mills (Alabama) Cotton Yarns, at manufacturers' prices. We will give special inducements to all those buying for CASH. T ' - oo9

NATIONAL HOTEL, - Comer of Main and Fifth Street. o A VINCENNES, IND. . M. S. Di:KWISfOU... uJi-prito. - W Bosses run to and from the. House to Depot on time for every train. 'Bum will carry passenger it any rt l ths altyJ j .ocfdlf T ,,,

HAKDA7ARE.

,l - fqr a tt fk V A nrr --M6 , ---tfcXli ' "' ' ' ." at ' ' . - r REDUCED PRICES, WE OFFER TSfE FOLLOWIXO gools te.4?ANH OJV.Fat iiR&ATLY REDUCED I'RIVES, either wholesale or retail: , .... ,,. . ........ SKA TES, "I, ' ,', 'M ; ME A T- CUTTERS & STUFFERS ; SIIO VEL A XD TONGS, V' - At less than present cost. .lf,0 , , n ST., LOUIS ME A T- CUTTERS, Tor Buichers."' "' "" CJXVJNXA TI STUFFERS, For Butuhtjrs. " ' . Y , AXES, KAILS, t . -'n ' : wood saws, . . ;,' , PATENT CROSS-CUT SAWS, ' GRAIN SHOVELS, . ' . -KNIVES AND FORKS, POCKET KNIVES,' ! Claris Patent . Window "Springs, -.-). ; Carpenter Tools ' We have also on hand'a lot of PI. Sf. HITS for MATCH and .KABBEY IJU(AXES', w4icU w! W.VLlieU.,very low. FRED.V K:SXItUBi & CO., : -l : : . i t 1)1 11 A" t ' . : JACOB .ST'4TJ3 & SON, ; ' ' NO. 74 , MAiN STREET. SA31PEI. ORR.,, JA-i. DAVp-SOS. j. L. ORa SAIiJUEl; a7RR & CO., "J- ill. I i. : . Springs; 'Aiesr Carriage and BELLOWS ANVILS VISES, t -- SCRBWhPLATKSi, i HORSE fc'lTLE ''SHOES, rH0RSE Wagon & ti&sy $ bod work We have,'cbTjifahtlyion: - hartd a gocl stock of the welTkn'own and uulvei-sally aiproed "WAl'Si" 6raud ot,' . PLWTEEL, ' i ' '.s-xif0,'.l--jr:lJ -i'i :;: : ' I -itriU'ti : 1 fat .t H : I ". Tinners' Tools, Tinplate; 'Commoa ' and Charcoal Sheet Iron, Galv&a- ,' ' ized Imitation Ru5Sia:and Russia , Sheet Iron. Wire, ' Sheet Zinc, Spelter,- Block . Tin,, Pig .Lead, Babbitt Metal, Lead Pipedcc,-'-Our stock Of everything In At line vlll be liept Jull and well asortedj- 'j t e Orders filled with care and, prvmptaqss. WROUGHT SCRAP Xr'ON1, Bought at the highest market rates.- " 1 i v" !:)) ! 1 t. !'- : f Water 'Streeit EVANSVILLE, IND. t ' decHdOm ' ,; - -i-. i-JV, t ; , , , ; , v j .j IK. It. W.elU 'tt'-kon. Importers and Dealers la 1 '! rarniers' and Mechanics' Tools, BDnDERS', HARDWARE, I- ' ' - ' .:: c I . ; ..; o; CiHCriill AND CROSS-CUT SAWS " rialrSank'sSciilea;1 ' 1 i. . . i: ":!;... ' . . . 3Vo. 31 M.IIV ST., . - ! 'i, I;-'-!: : ' i. 'i '::. .,t ! ao.. -r , , EVANS VILLE. XND. lEED STORES. Western Feed Store: 1 WM. TiiQUP' & C0n .' Wholesale a mi Retail Dealers In ETA r; 'COlLV. O A TS, BRA2. . MEAL, FLO V It. Shr TfSTUFF. .' MJf r, .HA T, LIMB. VIhHV 104 ana 110, Corner Main and Fourth Streets, " ' EVAsrn u, i tzS Agent firr tiie Chicago Semm Comnanv. - , BRAY , DAY, 7 Pbyslclans and Surgeons, ' Kov F1BST STREET. '

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