Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 20 March 1868 — Page 8

THE T VAM lj LF DA II 101 US A 1 : FKl a Y 'MARCH 20, IMS.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Fallacj. :rr.r-ae people think that Cbronio Dysjfi ifta. nuy le curwi by exercise and diet 4usv. This In a mistake. The Hioraacb rasf, be mimuliiifil anil regulateii, and lit at '. iver and the dlcbarg 1115 orpins pat i jj oil working order before a cure can ke Ceded. Sucti is tue operation of HOS-y.'-T'.VH EITTE1W. ey tone the stomach, sot the liver .'g'r.t, .i;i put the stomach in suli healthful ngni, ... ., , Jii:; good digestion wails on appetite." Maiy jwona Imagine mat Fever and tK - an be avoided by adopting unu-uia yiot Usiis again-1 damp and eolJ. XTir where a greater fallacy. There Is no .jute sa f eg i a n 1 asr-iinst malarious mal- . -Mi!.irK vxevpl HOSTh, ITER'S BITTERS. "Tt brace tiie frame, aud keep It aguei roof, T iep the causes of disease aloof." T'sevre j nothing like this genial vegetable 'rjr Koraut. .So, too. In cases where there . ,'edJpoition to bmousne.ss the C'wif y . t wiiiaf tendency 1h cotuhattod and iK.i In lierk by the alterative action of v'- riKsis. .: and regimen are powerlul allies of ,'u.UJr"i'as medical treatment, wlieu the fw--.- vation of health In Insalubrious loaiiu s iff th olijeet In view. Hut they r.J nut iiaswer the desired end alou Aiem-a aids to the BITTERS, bnt d ,kH eiy upon the et;icoy of any formula StlM not lr.clade tbix admirable tome. ':." l.'lTTElis. consist ot au unadulterJ viHjdIdb let esseitoe (unrivaled amoni; fihmfft,, medicated solely with herbs . .'Bi-il roots of acknowledged virtue as ton ':. it is agreeable to the taste, and per-ft-l'y harnuess. Even to children of deli--constitutions it may be Riven with -ot impunity. In Jw-X., with these, as a'.Vii the of older growth, its wonderful j nerii tire properties are at once arpaOolate &c Co.'s srYasraiit Toilet Soaps iBtl'JIiAHEU II V Skilled Hork n tcksiulroiM Ihe let Material, and are J i:-f'VTi 8 TH B HTAXIMHO BY DEALERS MTtf OUSTOMICR4. ' ' . ! ..V. Everywhere, dec 8 ' In; t . .. ). . , .. . fc t h ; v' t'.v-fJttf . .. ' V.i Ite rt ; f-i ? toi-.lt - v 1 ' j. ". itother suffer the agony . tie oneM snatclied away 1 te Wlioopinn Cotujh, or .single bultln of Poland'H Hjuii.l would have naved . lis lbfalllbie. , :SI r.tK I AXS AM) . 1'LEHUY.KEX Testify t(4 tb ttieriU of .It 4 II ALL'S VKGETABLK I AX II A IK K EXK WEB tt ce.Uihia OIIAV HAIR to its original k lid piomollna its growth. It makes Vart hair oft and (lousy. The old in ap:wjt.'.'n e are made young again, li Is Hie "HAIR DKESSIXO rv.i- u en. It removes Dandruff aud ail murvy Eruptions. It does not st-.iin the UJ i.';r Tieatlse uu the Hair sent free by xt. .'. fc. K.i. of the iiumeroiK preparation!! n. i are .dd ui'ou our r?pntatioii. H. 1. HA EE A CO., Nashua, N. H., Prop-ieiors. V'-i t "itie liy all DruNts. mi'h"' dim -'): ' on in. UKO, I Ul lO.t. t.j. iirsr 'IvANsvir.LE. led., Jan. 1, 18CS. "TTT T1S lAY, ASSOCIVk' oinselvs to'l her or the purw- i limn,' a Whoi'mfr Hoot (init Shoe ..-. .-..--4i, iu this eity, under the firm name uf i.'tiio'iin, Dixon A 'o. ; also, for doing a h i. 'I'tiaotui'iiisj bnins in the town ol A. j : u&ton. Massacliusetts, under the firm of Hunt Hemon In A T.O., otficc at J V fc'euri .-Stieet. lioston. P. SEMOXIX. J T. J. HUNT. 'i'iVANSVlLLK, Ind., Jan. 1, 1S68. t 1 in if his da V, a I'ult ed as ro-pai t nets j '.x .ay 1 les-nl 'Hintt ati.t tihe Jiiuunta, I . . 1 n 'ty, aud aiso in ti.e irianuiacmrii j .,!. j;. ess. 111 Abitiglon, MasKachusetl I l Dixon :u;d k. 3 . Hunt, a will i ' Ktn ,y .i.e above card, Kivinsj the tin . 3t ines h iul their object. I

.vcr. nuiii, who has a liie-ioni; exeer. , : 4u in Uie niitnufactiirtuj; business it-nl a CioDKV FOR Al'RIL. This magaj.j!jiler juejuiiae ot Hnni and S ioeV will ' . . . , , , . ?e Jiis.uhoie time to man u tact unug j zinc, so popular with the ladies, has iji'wlv tor the KvuliSvilU House and 1 ' ... ... V. 1 . , pm-'nase of sncn Kkh1 as we do 1.0; , ieeu at COtt s News Depot lor two

ej(icl to make ours.1 1 s. j 'V Ik' li 1 111 . bv t b is 11, w n rrft 11 einen t . veil i pes- advaiitaes which bm lew himsei claim, and w ill be al)le to olJer induce jw.-iits 10 our trade, boih as reg uds price, -at-! quality. object of the different, members oi uis iirn, tn th is assoi iMtion ts not to do . 0a iness lor a day, but u 1 llet til : aud, lo nn 1 sh then objects, thev expect to do -riiess upoii correct priinlples, thereby vr.tuitf a lull share of Uie traile. my old patrons, I retui 1 in n my hi nee re pat lonntre. nd U .. ik for their liberal ,h :$, by close atteo II. u, 10 merit aeon- 1 i uwai.ee ni t,ue khiu iu th luture. j Very ipvctfnHv. ' vui7 i. t MOMN. No. 11 if if'-Vn XT'?, vc. u. lMir. s Tn vnv C irri of Nov. F, -JS07, T sf ated - hat, lor !) pu rpooe ol more Hil'y . HM: 1 I lie M aiuw o( I lie pu t! le, .,!! kit oilier to prevent u llslrn pilfi'f d worthier kooJs k tiie - .rtu ;ld ien. 1 xUall liere- : vt'tfr ell no oods at wholesale furi Vt only to duly Honololi'd and v ts lliorl.od Asoiil,," etc. To thia -ai;vriX Live &ince strictly adhered. Xn aucptinsr Agents, ijrt ;are ha e'n exercised to appoint those who, y lont-continued fair dealing, have oq.uired a reputation for honesty, sponsibility, and probity -men in wlioae word the public have learned to .r?lace confidence. These Agents have aarreed to keep a full assortment of my sets, and to aellthematmy published jijrioaa. Thuathe oublio are supplied -,jy them with J-ast such pens as they rant, either aa to wnnj or price, and cret a fall equivalent for the money ,jjaid. Noag-ent is appointed to travel fronn 31C to plase, or canvass the country, jo that all who want a Morton Gold JPen muat Kt it from the Local Arant from headquarter. None need apply for ti Ag-ency exsept in conformity to the above, tfia Mberal discount "To Cluba" being saQcient inducement to all others. 1 AcMOHTOR ' 0',,'? t' . TV'ir DR. II. M. HARVEY, .OOM Xo. i. WALKER'S . BUILDING Corner Main aud Third streets. OSXce Hours Id to 12; 2 to 5: 7 to 9. -rl2 dim

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OOINO .SOUTH. j T " , : i Kvansviiie. Vincem e,. t. liautiT;?ii mcennes Ac :i;-i y m C'Omxku .-ot'TH. Terauie. viuLs. vUie! flncennes Ac , I 7 -.02 a m I i :(X) a m freight Ac. H:4) A M MaiC... ...... r m 7ua p ai I ferre HauLb and India lir. us. FKOM TERIiE H AL'l'E. Wave. Anive. iC.rpiess Vfal! xfres Expres., II :IH f M 5:1 A M 12:0 1 m -:() p m 12:2jAM 8 A M X:lf f M .. 5::!o p m Ofiio and MississtpLi' ilailroad. FROM VINCEXXES. Atrlve. Pepart. Mail West war.i. 5:JS r m I H-.it r m Mall Eastward ..:2i p M I 2:Sl P M WxpressKast ward .....9:4') p M Expreso Wetward......4 a m :PM 5:(X) A Sf 1 htkam BOAT LIXEs. To Locimville. Every Monday and Saturday at 10 o'clock A.M. Every Tuesiay, ovkf y;rUuradsy-aud sy To CAiBo-Daiiy, except Sunday, at 3 To Uhif.i Rivkr. Every Wednefwlay and Haturdajr at o'clock p. M. Kvery Monday and Th u rsd a y at 8 o'clock p. M. To Kastpokt. Every Tuesday and Friday at 4 o'clock p. m. To Hi tDERHOs Dally, except Sundays, at 3 o'clock p.m. To Nashville Every Thursday at four . m. To Mmphw-Heml-weekly. Rock port Ht ae ( y la Newnnrif t and Boonvllle,) carrying the mall, leaves at 7 a. m., on Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridavs. Arrives by 7 p. m., Tuewiays, Thursdays and Saturdays. New Harmony Mall Stage leaves Mondayn anil Fridays at 7 a.m. Arrives Tuesdays antl Saturdays by 4 p. M. . ah. vernon iiau sstage leaves dally, (ex csept Sundays) at 7 a. m. Ai riven dally (e x ejt Sundays) by 2 P. iw . To X kw HtJito. HacHL daily (except Sunday,) from the Merchant's Hotel, at 3 o'clock p. M. CITY NEWS. Republican City Convention. At a meeting, of the Republican,! Executive Committee, on the 10th of March, it was ordered that a Mass Convention be called to meet or Tucsday Evening, March 2lth, at Turner Hall, To nominate candidates for the offices to be filled at the election, to be held on Monday, April 6th, 1Si8. It is recommeuded that the vote of the respective Wards be cast in the Convention upon the basis of the votes given for Capt. S. K. Leavitt j for City Treasurer at the last city I election, a- follows: First Witrl Second W ard Third Ward Fourth Ward.... F'tth. Ward Sixth Ward Seventh Ward Hllii h Wrd Nin'ii Waid Wl 1.1,1 AM liAKKK, Wll.l.l VM UEII.MAN, F. M. Til u F.ii, William 1ei foki, Al.KXASDfR J'ARLINO John Ur kkT 7 votes ; ...... 1 c. es 7 votes voles 9 votes -7 i ..'.".'.""."7 votes j 0 voles j V Republican ! Executive tvrnf mntee l'meou j Township. i Returned. Mr. C. lleddnch, who r ' . 1 ! has been-absent from the city! for a t'tvf days, returned yesterday. , The article on the -fourth page on , ., tnv.,t.n ,;il k f,,nA estlhg tO tax-payers. - or three days, and is meeting with, a ready sale. Let the ladies call for a . . , , . copy before the supply is exhausted. I ' I Keadv. The 'tally papers and po:I I 1 r , ; IiOOks lor,. USC the.VariOUi tOWU11 , . ,lf .., , u....:nrl . ara . . ready to h$ delivered to the Township ( ' . 1 I'UsteCS ! The Convention. The Jtepubli- ( j can Convention will be held at Turn- j er Hall, on Tuesd.iy night, the 24th 1 inst. Let every Republican, in the j ; city-make up his uiiu l to attend, j i Don't forget the time, the 2fth' inst., at Turner Hail. - - 1 Green Riverstone Large quantities of- that splendid Green River ' ! stone, admired so much by all our. ; ! neoble for biiihiinyr t.nn .ises- hve of . 1; . ; late been received .by.V.ui'. stone deal- . ' crs, who are making' gre it ' prep tru- ': tious for the bail ling s.eaoOa.' PRI PARING FOR THE FiOCIT. The t. Copperheads in Knox CVunry are pro-pat-iug for 'th fiht. . .There are sev? fen tee u candidates for tl.e office of j Sheriff, all spoiling to serve the dear people. Out of that number they ; oughtto find a man to suit the most j enthusiastic Copperhead. ' ' ' ! Care WORN. Those Democratic j i gentlemen who have been traveling ! j over the city attending the Ward ' I meetings look care worn and troubled, That which befita in a blaze of glory, ' ! and with outbursting and overflowine enthusiism, at List simmered down , i till the meeting in the Hecond Ward was abandoned altogether. Alas, how i easily the fondest hopes are blasted. ;

.Recorders' , Court. Yesterday j the Recorder was unusually busy. A I man named Thomas Murphy, who, i , , , ,

j yviui uiiuu liesru, u iu aacu (juarter-? in a stable m the rear or lr. 1 Uo'Jge house, was arrested and jlodged in the city.prnon. Thomas 1 had no money 10 piy a fine, so, on the condition th.tt. he would make ! himself scarce, he was released. The ! necro was ty blind to po, his wsv 1 and wa.-j therefore ordered to be kpt j in prison till this morning, when he i will also be turned loose. Two neigbbors had a dispute about some trivial affair, but the Recorder advised them to settle the matter without incrurrin? expenses at law. They acted widely and took his advice. Next came George Frank, not I !, t. 1 l. .,1 1 I'liuucmau 1 raun, ujwuicr, mnj jjicuu ' iruiitv to the t;har of larcenv in ; ; , , . , , . : that ii3 had appropriated to hsown use a lot of clothing, jewelry, &, belonging to Charles Oidekoner, who I . . , , , j stops at Wiles boarding hOU-e, OD 'First Stre-jt. Oa being arrested I Frank dropred a skelleton key which was espied by the policeman making the arrest, "vrbo picked it up and produced it in court. In the hands of one skilled in picking locks, it was said that any ordinary lock to a door could easily be sprung. . Frank asserted that he had made the key himself, and that it was used to lock and unlock his trunk", but it did not have the appearance of a trunk key, and had doubtless often been used for burglarous purposes. He was held to bail in th i sum of in default of which' he was sent 1 1 board with Sheriff Miller, who, it is said, keeps the safest boarding house in the city. Supreme Court Decisions. The following Supreme Court decisions, which have been recently mide, will be of interest to the readers of the Journal: -, , ..; . r ; ' . CS2. Hargis et. al. vs. the inhabitants of Congressional Township No. 4.- Pike C J. Reversed. Gregory J. 781. Levi vs. Darling, Sbeff & Co. Vanderburgh C. C. Affirmed. Gregory, J. 934. Hart et. al. vs. the State ex. Tel. Raker. Warrick C. P. C Affinned. Gregory, J. Lewis A. Hart et. al. vs. the State of Indiana,- Jacob Raker; appeal from the Warrick Common Pleas Court. Affirmed with costs aud teu per cent. , damages. in ages. Ren. Harrison vs. JonithanS. Js1'ioas au d Tlenry C. Gwathmcy, appeal from the Vanderburgh Circuit Court. Affirmed with costs. TiikStot en Rrick Iviln. Willis Green, who was accused of stealing Mr. Bedford's brick kiln, had a preliminary exs.minatiou before Esquire Walker yesterday, and was hel 1 to bail in the sum of $2(0 for his appearance at Court. The coolest thing oi' the. season' was a proposition on the part of the negro to pay for , the brick if Mr. Bedford would pay for hauling them away. That negro i most assuredly a conservative, corn-' pronnse darkey. Manager Golden. Mr. Golden s now at.Newburg with his theatrical company, where he will , play the balance of this week. He expects to ! pass down the river on Sunday, and j to ."stop at- Henderson, where he will ' n'.iv a hri nniriromdnt Tt nr.f . 1. 11 f;, ai r r ""' -1" , pronaLIo fnat .ur. (jionien, will return j to this city till after Len. The peo-p'-ot Heuderson may look for Mr. Gdden with 'bis vXedL-ut ooiap-my week, and we hope that the theatre will bo well pvrouizod. Mr.,' G. is de.-ei viug of juccc-ss. i Looic ouf for Them Of hte sevt eral small tLe4i and 'robberies havt? ! tmTiiitted In th ciry.' ' KVi- j dently there are quite a .uumber of ; lhe ligbt-S.igerci gentry in the city, : who need 'watching c:..i-ely. AUout : uLL-e a .year a tUg it.'se itreimuiu visit oar c tv. and nera'lr re til! they .-ueeeed ia mukiai a i pre y good liul. It will W'j.t iJ j keep a shaiy luoiv out tor thorn. ! The Fikf.. A lire occurred yesterday liiurrdng. about 'five o'clock', iu . a small brick bu'lliug iu rear . of 1 Henry Br rLer's grocery, which re 1 suited ia the de.-trucion of the house, i The fire was supposed to be the work, j of an ini t-ndiary, bo it w.as ttatod. had stolen about $ii"xi worth of bacon : i'rem the house, and then ,-et it on :. tire. The whole los-is estimated at about $b'00. , Engines Nos. land 2 were prenptly ! out at the fire. and. soon after thtir arrival, extinguished the flames. In consequence of the t arn being i(t$uf&cleat to haul the engine: No. did not get to the fire atTnll.'

Meeting 6f Democratic Ladies. A meeting of ladies who felt an interest in the matter, was hlM at the parlors of the American House yesterday evening at three o'clock, for the purpose of making arrangements

to assist in the proposed concert for the benefit of the Democratic Silver Band, to be held' Thursday night, March 26th, at Turner's Hall. On motion. Mrs. Judze Law was called to the Chair, and Mrs. A. T. Whittlesey appointed Secretary. It was resolved to solicit subscriptions tor the purpose of presenting a banner to the Democratic buver Banu oa the occasion of the contemplated concert, and Mrs. Dr. George R. Walker was appointed Treasurer, for the purpose- of receiving and disbursing contributions. T. 1 t 1 .1 . .1 . iv wns ai.-u resonea mat ine stage at Turner Hall be suitably decorated on th'e occasion, of the contemplated concert, and the . following conjmittee of ladies was appointed to superintend such decoration, assisted by all the Democratic ladies of the city who feel willing to assist in making the concert a success. It was further resolved tlit this Committee be authorized to solicit subscriptions ofmoney to carry out the objects t.be jftcoomrj!i$hed. Tha following named ladies were appointed that Committee: Mrs. Geo. B. Walker, Mrs. John S. Baker, Mrs. S. J. Puke, Mrs. Edward E. Law, .Mrs. A. T. Whittlesey, Mrs. Judge Lockhart, Mrs. Joseph Sctchull, Mis. Dr. Muhlhausen, Mrs. rColr Dcnby, Mrs. D. J. Maukcy, 3Irs. Capt. Grah;im, Mis Kate Laughliu, Miss Annie Kchoe, Miss Julia'Reitz, Miss Rosa Boyle, Miss Laura Casselberry, 3Iiss Ella Jones, Miss Rosa O'Byme,' Miss Carrie.Venemann, Miss Mary Ilughea. It was also resolved to meet at the American House parlors on this (Friday) . morning, . at 10 o'clock, to divide the city into districts for the proposed work. Oa motion, Mr. Jefferso'n, Agent of the Cincinnati Enquirer, was authorized to give aa order for the banner to be presented to the Band, which t-hould be uuij to th.2 acceptance of Fa ran & McLean, of Cincinnati. On motion, the following Advisory Committee was appointed to assist the ladies: James F. Welborn, Ed. C. Leeson, Joseph Goelzhauser, Cantain C. 11. Rudd, A. T. Whittlesey, Geo. Stackhousc, Edward E Law, Captain John Travis. Ou motion, the meeting adjourned. Some Snakes. Many of our readers will remember Mr. John Gerviu, who, for a long time, was employed ou the wharf boat of Messrs. Cox & Humphrey. He is now a cnizen of Hopkins County, Kentucky, where, a few days ago, iu company with Dr. Crannell, he discovered a den of rattlesnakes, from which they took and killed over one hundred rattlesnakes, besides a few of other species. In addition to those killed Mr. Gervin selected three .huge reptiles, from which Dr. Crannell extracted the fangs. These he is preserving as pets, and they are represented to be perfect monsters of their species. We receive this snake story from reliable authority, and hava no doubt of its entire accuracy. Carrier-Dove Envelopes V e i y pretty, fr sale-at the Journal Office, Water. The weather-wire are pre- ! dlcfing a dry season-. Wnethr this Vrjve.r to be the eft ? or not, one thiur 1 f . , . "i 1- certi-.a. the iemtus ot the city 'or j affording a pleutti'ut supply if wafer, j are pjor indeed. .Many of our iuauu- j fa'.-turers are arely sinking Wi-lls ; for a supi ly o(jv iter during the Sum- j -"'th water thus, ob-! m s?.isn, ta'.ned is verv v.r, -enonivie f v mttiutactui -il'j: purp .es. A ye.ster lay stated that, if about hiif the ciry wis to bura, a suec:-s-,f'ul movement w-.ti'.d then b-j male in the direction to sevurd w-uor-worko. He wjs pcrlnp- -i the subject, but lonsr as the c i : v ': t f 1 oa o id thing is sure, so of Eva isville eaanot boa-t -f a g-. . J supply of .Va of the most important jabHe interests is neglected. . 'The subject has often been pirate J.. .Is it n-jt li:ae to act now"' SToKUOLDE.a'S .MEETING. By a notice to be found e'.-e whe-re ia this paper, it wi'l be seen that a meeting .-.f il,a ......i.li.-.I.Lrj 4.. ... -wv-"' "v' vi'1"' , lioue uas Deeu caiiei ;or mis evening, at 7 o'clock, for th? purpo.-e of devising a plan by which the One a rr i i lit... ... House may be completed at an early day.' It; is earnestly hoped that ail persons interested will be in atteadasce. ' '

G. A. R. As will be seen by a notice elsewhere, there will be a meeting of the Grand Army of the Republic, at Turner Hail, on Saturday night. A full attendance is desired, as busi-ue.-of importance will be brought

oefore the meeting. The meeting J will be h.-ii in the Society Room of ! the Hall. I , "stlL?Tw fen" Per dozeu at "the Journal Counting Room. Did not Meet. There was a good deal of talk oa the atreet yesterday j relative to the meeting of the Second i Ward Democracy. The authority of! the Courier to '" iadefiartely post- ! j pone " the meeting was seriously j j questioned, and several prominent 1 J Democrats asserted that the moetinz ! would be held, the announcement of i , , . , . , ; tne postponement in tnat paper to tne contrary, notwithstanding. The meet, ing was not held. The Ward meet ings, which weie commenced with zeal and earnestness, dwiudled . ' to lifeless and spiritless concerns. mi 4, . , ,r . ,, and wound up in a slow walk. Siguificaut ! LOCAL NOTICES. G: A. R. There will be meeting of the Grand Army of the Republic at Turner .Hail, on Saturda3 evening at 7 o'clock. It ii important that there should be a full attendance. J'he meeting will be held in the Society Room of the Hall. mar.20-d2t j Stockholders' Meetino. The ! i l'k.,l.l.,i. T..t,t:,. nii t uivi.aii"i'ii:i yi lilt: J U'-JiiU ll.lii VUlll" pany will meet at the Old Board of 'Trad.j Rooms, over the Merchants' 1 National Bank, this (Friday) evening, at 7 o'clock. II. C. Gwatumev, It secretary. ttif Iliram Nelson will sell at Auction to-morrow, on Main Street, opposite the Court House, a Horse and Buggy and Harness, at 11 o'clock A. M. teZr Having just returned from the East with a fine stock of piece and Gent's Furnishing Goods, I am now ready to make the same up very low. As the goods were bought with cash, I can and will sell for cash less than any other house in the city. Come aud see and get prices before you buy, at No. 8 First Street, Evansville, Ind. incb.20 3t J. H. Carles, Agent. Bape-Ballists! ! Atlantic, Star and other regulation Base Balls, Bats, ttc.,ju-;t received, in great variety, at Warren & Convxjton. tnarlT lwd Lost. On Sunday evening, between G'uii Street and the M. E. Church, a pair of gold-framed spectacles, in an old leather case. The finder will he liberally rewarded by delivering the same at the banking house of marl8-d3t. W. J. LowiiY & Co. New Firm. J. C. Collier & Co. have opened a meat and vegetable store on Locust Street, two doors beyond the Post-Office. We bespeak for them a liberal patrouage. They are-worthy. mai IS lw More Novelties. Woo den Cards, Fil de 1 inge Cards, Japanese Cards, Jrystal Cards, Antique Cards, and all the newest styles of Wedding, Calling and Party Cards, at the mhl4 lw Journal Office. For Rent. Three nice rooms, in a central location, suited for offices or lodgings. Address, ; mil dlOtJ Lock box 4 N, P. O." Mi hoard's JIcluc See Jits, in Pa feti i Wrapiem, are superior to all others. Machines Use C'fark's Spool Cotton Clark's Spool Cotton is the best. Hand sowing. try MHv:trl's Xeedle. Ladies! ue Ciurk's Spool Cotton. Mi! ward's Needles are the be-t. Ci'i rk's Sp j'ji. L offonh ti Crd to fill o i Take none other than (''iurk'tJo'foi.. Mil u: - -.'. 1 h o fo r s ;i 1 ever v w he r e . ANNOUNCEMENTS. ! FOR CITV RECORDER. We ai e a ui hor. zed to announce Colonel ; F.DWAKJ WEHI.KU a candidate for f.'ny Recorde , ia l ne coming election, surjevt to the uojii. nation oi the Rermoiic m i on- i ven-. ion. Ifcbi- ; Messrs' Ivi1'"'-: P ea-' announce the : name ot JOHN IIEW.-ON as an independent i f uu date for the o;i':.e of City ! it-corder at til. il ei er!o:., ; I - .Ma-nv Voters. ' Elitor Jortrn-'l Please announce the ; B-inie of K. F. U TC;i as a candidal e for ' i' V Rvcorer at tne en-mug April leo- j . i.uu. .Iajv V'-jTEKs. I CITY roLI.t'CTOK. ', W. ;. iIAZEi.rCii.(i ! a candidate for j ; re-eleoi - u to tiie office oi t'ii y Coi ector at j 1 the Ap'i! ejection, subject to lb-- deciiou i ; ol the Union Convent o... : Editor Journal ; 1 i'ien.-e announce my mme as a cai di- ; ibite to. tb ortice of City Codictor. at the eii-umg A pi U election, subject to tiie nomlnatioi. ' f the l-'enublican t ity on ventiou. : " ' JOHN .sCHUBERX. : Editor J urn.'d : Please announce my name as an inde. r.endeiit caud.daie tor Councilman in Hie .second Ward, at the ensuing .April election. 1SA IJ htlt.V. Mnllion 't Prince," S'i" nPoPEK&?r ears o'd. ii'nandshigh. W arranted perfectly sound. , if applied tor soon, will be sold for much 1 less 'than bis value. K F OIlRVRTi-l'll tch-lz tm So. ai North Fim Street..

FOR SALE,

120 mir.iuvo lot.. ICO l.XCK TO GET PLEASiXT HOMES. AKC HERVt E LA R(itHK E 11 the northeast pirtiou of the cif, !iai ust been laid out into lots, and is crftred or sale iT REASONABLE PRICES AND OX EAsV IEKM.-j. This rropertj- i-. situated conveii;-n!.!y o lik.- business portion ot the city, and :i;& .ar I'roiiv the .iaiu street Hue of Street r ; 1 - . 1 1 I au, a u a any extension 01 sa.u j may b- expected to run cioe to it. Tie uud is Iiail, UIKY, AIUV, AND HEALTHY, j ! g'.'J" " ."' B1!m?j" !i,lwr,n ,h" ohL'l i t-lM i and i'lueon Creek, it lies wet of t,'" Lonyworth lra.-t (.the location of tje piopo-ed City Park, and adjoins ii, and is

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We invite all persons who wish to mi r. chase eligible building lota, at lair price, lo apply immediately. For further particulars, Inquire of MOEtLf A HClil BEItr, Real EstHte Agents. West Corner Main aud Third streets, . .or WILLIAM HA KE K. naria Mayor's office. FOR MI.K-tAKM.-I have a flrstrate little ftirm of 50 acres, one yiiie lorn Boouvllle, Did. ; .i" acres imorovrd, nd 15 acres gixid timber; one-story br.cz Douse barn, stock slied.s. three cisterns, aid Kood fences all upland-alid in good jondltlon od for all kinds of grain and ruita. I will nell this farm chrap, or exchange It for city property. Several geuJemen In this city know the f irm. mHtfjdtf . alvah Johnson. F0U SALE AND FOtt KENT. t K f fllKAP HI II.IM.Vfi LOTH. i . H. Dweiliiii; Houses, and I- erm-s. leu tliousaud acres of Tarmlujf Laud, I buy aud sell Heal Kstaie. - ALVA II JOHNSON', Heal Estate Agent, Third Street, EvanzviUe, Indiana. dec?,' tf FOR HALF. CAN A L WAT-A Rood, sound canal boat. Euijuit at lit W ater itreet. J. Ii. LAKK. Ieb21 FOR HA Ltl A necond-hand twelve horse power portable enelne aud boiler, and all the tools necessary (of t lie best invention) for boring oil Weljh; also, eleven hundred feet of hauser-rope, all of which will be sold together or separate, to suit purchasers, verv low. J d dress FiSHKlt, BdsKIUK A CO.. Commission Meichants, Evansville, Ind. lebs tf Farm for Sale. Asi'n;iin farm or a ki:s, Iu the edge of thet.'ity of Evansville, Indiana. This f irm is in lull view of the city. It l-i in a high stale of cultivation, has on.-of the tin-st dwelling houses in the country, entirely new. good burn, stables and all necessary out bu I Idintfs, find a splendid selection of almost every variety of lruit trees, sr apes, slirnbbery and Mowers, an 1 plenty of good water. It will be !d altoget her, or t lie i .n provemen Is wit U part ol the land. For further p irlieu:ars iiii'piir of ALVAH JolI.VSijN, Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind. atj'.'y-.lm. Ffir s CM oa bushel cago Seed Oats. m i ill dli it A I D & START. rOH R332IT. FOR HKST- TORE-til )US!C That very desirable store-house. No. 1 Main 5i.reel, will be rented to i be 1st January oext. Apply to i.'HAllLKs VIKLK. nich7 d' t WANTED. f?TA-TE!-AfiKNTS- To -.ell Hie V LIFK Of (JKXKJiA It (JKA .V T. liv John . C. Abbott. Tills work will be 11-ust rated with three fine steel engravings and eight mapr, primed in tint, and sold only by subscription. Agnts will find this a work that wld 11 itself.' J' tie subject, aut hor and lhe Sue style in which Lhe I) -ok will be published cannot fall to insure for it an enoi mous and rapid sale. Liberal terms to good agents. Price to suit the times. We are now ready to 'assign territory. Will I E. CORBI N, BOUVE A CO., Publisher, 140 Waluuf. Street, Clncl n nail, On lo. maiiSdtf JITASTF.n-LAHl), TALLOW, AND fW uREASE-Tlie highest market rice paid for Lard, Tallow, aud (irea-e, iu ilf,by PHILIP DECKER. Jfllce ou Third Streot, bet ween Sycamore lid Vine. ft -Jt dim ST.I M 1 11 information of t he whereIW abouts of ELIZABETH i'.OESLEit, who left this city about -ix yean ah'. By addressing tins office, she wsl. hear of soineiliing to her advantage. Jan:? If HOILIXUIIhG. BOtKIUMi UV HIC WAV OU WEEK, at MRS. E. M. I-.URXs'.-r. Xo. 12 second St., bet. Mala an t I.oioit Streets, Evan-vilie. inl. A few more lodgers and quite n sura her of day boarders can VtiU be aeer;n-:ti:o Jilted. Mils. E. M. EUHK-. - niai-tf CranJ Instrumental loi.iert. A Grand Instrumenlal Concert will be given n't TURNER HALL, on riiiiiMity Ntt;iiT, jiaj?j a, Ten-lereJ lo the 1) E.V U C K A i U SILVER A . i) By t he citizens of Evansville. insrlTdlil PREDJiRICK GE1L,

PJ A X O .V, M K L O D E O .V mud all kinds ol Musical In-'iu;rert Instruction Books, Sheet M'Ji-ic Guitar and 'ioliu Strings, s- &.c, Ac. forth SiJf Third rftreet, Between Sycamore an J Vine ! Evansville, In l. 'J"So.e Agents lor SU.Dway Sns' a-- i Cnicaenng Son's Gold Meiia. Pianos: a jo lor Haynes kro. s iauos.aad P: u ce Brother's Me'tH'tcu.- and oran. : 1