Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 July 1868 — Page 2

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friday. , JULY 10, lit. Agents Tor the Journal. il.A. HAi.r.. Frlucelon. Ind. CapU Kkvi Fkkuuson. Petersburg!!, Ind. , It i:kv It. Smith, Washington, lud.' VV. J. L. HkMMKN WAY, Boonvllle, Illd. ' c. Ii. DkHuulkr, New burgh, lud. Jon M. Lik'KWuOD, Alt. Vernon, lud. , J. M. Kcstkk, Fort Branch, liul. H. W. Wfavkk, Posey vllle. lud. H. H. (imtviN, omervllle, I ml. 4 'ii)t. Whiunii, Cynthlaua, Ind. K. J. Komkkm, New Harmony, lud. HAKVKV IIuM), lla.lelou. J nd. Tho. McCi' rev fn, Sandcrsville, lnd. r Hf . t.u ltti.lr IIaujL' ,tlllu Itxl They, win also reeeivo and forward tons Oidt-IS hiiiuiiiK unu jiii) niuiiu:;. Wf. print another letter from New Vork this morning, which will he read" with interest. On thotvventy-pecond ballot Horatio Seymour, of New York, was put in nomination yesterday, in the Democratic Convention, by McCook, of Ohio, and ehoson the candidate for President, amidst great applause and confusion. Tub Indiana delegation shamefully abandoned Pendleton on the 17th ballot io tho Democratic Convention. Nad the delegates continued to vote for him on that ballot he would have had a clear majority of all the votes ca.-t. Just at the point of time the vote of Indiana was particularly needed for Pendleton, the Indiana delegation split. With a clear majority, Pendleton's friends could and would have insisted that the wishes of that majority were entitled to respect. Tho delegation from Indiana ir therefore, clearly responsible for the defeat of Mr. Pendleton. I'e rlodlcals. Tue Wabash Magazine. The Wtibash Mittjuzinc for the past term has been laid on our table by tho publishers. As usual it is filled brim full of good reading. The contents are: Memories of the Class of 1SGS, by J . E, Cowan ; The Mother's Prayer, by Theodore Tilton; Crinoidal Banks of Crawfordsville, by Prof. E. O. llovey; Irish Suffrage in the United State-, by K. 11. IJrowu ; The Sublime in Nature, by Charles (Jronendyke; . Viva Vitro, by-Win. S. Pryse; Labor, by D. i. Roderick; Church Music, by Chas. W. llice; The Two Battle Calk, by Charles Groncndyke; True .Heroism, by L. A. Heineking; The Possible, l y Luke Wood ; Specailtie?, by J. M. Kent; Editorial Notes, by Kent and Wood; Locals. Tho Magazine is published the last week of each term by the students of Wabash College, at $1 a year, or 40 cents for ?ini;le copies. The North loitish I iev lew for June has recently been issued bv the Leon ard Scott Publishing Company, and completes their series of publications for the quarter just closed. This lit v! io is a reat favorite with many readers; the editor has of late years .shown tfood judgment in the selection of subjects, and it has ceased to be the organ of mere local interests. Of the eihfc articles in the present number, those on the History of Writing, on Sleep, and on Louis IX of France (Saint Louis), will be acceptable to all classes of readers. The first named article gives an account of fae-si miles of national manuscript lately published by authority in Eng. land, and is full of antiquarian in formation of the most readable kind and the paper on Louis IX is one of marked biographical and historical interest. Other articles are Mistral's Mireio (a review with many extracts, of a very ideasine Provencal nocm). the Greek Idyllic Poeta, Memoirs of l.aron Junsen, Schools and Universities, Churches and Creeds. lie must be hard to please who finds this number dull reading. The AVrjf?, for July, has a striking frontispiece from tho Eastern story in the " Arabian Nights," of tho Alrite who was released from a jar by the fisherman; a terrible, portentious figure rues like a great cloud and overspreads tho sty, while the fisherman is seen on his knees in startled horror, supblicating the monster. For out-door summer scenes there are two papers of excursions: "My Three Gardens," and "About Frogs," together with more of Mr. Abbott's " Hunter and Tom," while Alias Thomas, a Western writer, describes, with apieturesqe power, scenes on the prairies. The Fourth of July i3 re. memhered iu various ways, by an account of Joseph Warrcu'a oration in Pom ton Old South Church, just before the Revolution; by the beginning of a short, series of pictures of New Vork in early days, in which tho threw noticeable entrees o!' Washiugtou into tho city make the central point; by a sketch of Patrick Henry, aud by a series of eight auiuMug pictures headed "Mi mid Warfare." There are some lively verses, alo, on tho "Third of July." One quaint paper is called " Three Little Artists," and contains f.ir, simile sketches of the little artists' work. Tho number has a good show of illustrations, and more than the usual variety of articles. Published by Hard ,t Houghton, New Vork. Pack'ard'h Monthly, (Now York: ,S. S. Park ud). for July, i the third issue of a very sensible magazine "devoted to the interests, and adapted " (as the title page tells us), "to the tastes of the young men of the couutry." ' It has common sense and morality fur ballast, and its articles are not only entertaining but instructive. yEsT,H.s,i Review, republished by the Leonata Scott Publishing Company .New York T, Ap number of tlU aLlo Jl vlrw ia in point of interest to any of the issues during the preceding . Taar- The ur an id vigorous in style. The princi

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Notion of Guvcrntneut: the Irish Question," " Hindu" Kpic"Poetry: the Mahabhajrata ""Popular Kducationf The Church'Systcm of Ireland and Canada,"; "Spiritual Wires," and "Democratic Government in Victory." "Under the head of " Contemporary Literature not leaa than twenty-four recent publications are reviewed. ' LKTTKtt FROM NKW YORK. All About the Convention. New York, July 4, 1868, Editors Journal: The heat for the past forty-eight hours lias been most unusually in t nse. The thermometer lias ranged from OlP to 100", and it requires all the ingenuity of acquaintanceship with the cool places of a New Yorker to find any comfort whatever. The delegates to tho Convention from the more Northern and Northeastern States especially, who seem to have no other resource than mint julepa and various other forms of iced li quors, are manifestly suffering in the flesh. The chaotic condition of the question as to who the Convention will nominate for President and Vice President does not have a tendency to mako them any cooler. The diseussions among themselves are as fiery as the weather. On every eorner of tho street, in every restaurant and bar, and in all the hotels, groups of excited patriots may be found wrangling and disputing as to who is the strongest man the party can put an put t that in nomination, it is apparen the question of strength and popularity with the people is the only one to be determined. All the delegates proless ludiuerence as to the candi date, iu every other particular except that oi the probability ol Ins sueccss. lhe Chase men are better organized and are making a stronger ficht than was anticipated by the Pendleton delegates, who are becoming excited and indignant in proportion as they meet with obstacles. Tho Chase men unhesitatingly assert that if Pendleton is nominated the party is doomed to inevitable defeat, and it is hardly worth the while to attempt a canvass. The Pendleton men, with equal positiveness and more bitterness, insist that if Mr. Chase is nominated Gen. Grant will be elected with certainty aud without difficulty, for the Western States will be lost to the Democracy beyond all hope. At this juncture the friends of Mr. Hendricks suggest him as a compromise, and meekly inquire if it will not be better aud safer to take a second rate politician upon whom the party can harmonize and unite, rather than to attempt to elect any one who is objectionable to a large portion of its members. This is an artful way to electioneer, and we are not sure but that it will prove successful iu the end, though Mr. Hendricks shows "less strength iu the outset than your correspondent anticipated. It is Btill urged that Gov. Seymour, of this State, is playing a deep game and will be sprung upon the Convention at an honr and in a way that will render his nomination certain. Rut we can Bee no good reasons for this belief TnE convention. Tho arrangements of the Associated Press for sending detailed re ports ot the proceedings of the Con vention are so pood that I presume you reoeive them daily, aud shall not, therefore, burden my letters with them. 1 will, however, say that your correspondent obtained admission to the Convention through the attention aud courtesy of our Congressman, Hon. William JJ. Niblack. As at Chicago, the arrangements for the Press were exhausted by persons who registered their names and assumed to represent papers with whom they nau no connection whatever, ana Dy this means secured the places designed for their reporters. There seemed to be no remedying the difficulty, and the real Bohemians could do nothing but give vent to their exasperated feelings in curses. The delegates and visitors began to fill the hall as early as 10 o'clock. The delegates came in pretty much together, having been previously assembled in State caucuses. The ersonel of the delegates is good. They seem to be intelligent and earnest men. The great majority of them, perhaps, honestly think the Republi cans ore all that is asserted of them enemies of the dangerous to the Government, and liberties of the IMjople. Somo additional decorations had been made to tho hall to those -mentioned in tho letter of yesterday. Four largo and gorgeous baskets of flowers adorned the stand in front of the President. The flowers were arranged so as to represent the national colors, and correspond with the general display of bunting throughout the hall. In front of tho building two rows of policemen stretched across the street above and below the entrance, keeping back all tho crowd except those who had tickets or badges. On the steps, policemen and ushers wero thickly stationed to direct the various members of the Convention to the quarter ot tho Hall set apart for them. All tne arrangements were so ordered that no confusion existed, aud less noise prevailed than could have been anticipated in so hrgo a crowd. At ha If-past 12 o'clock Mr. Bel. mont limped across the stage and rapped with his gavel to call the Convention to order. Somo time elapsed before Kilenee was secured, after which he proceeded with his speech. Mr. leImont possesses all the physiognomical peculiarities of his raeo. He is a thick, swarthycomplexioned man with black eyes and hair, rather thick lips and nose more inclined to turn up than down. His head is bald in front, and heavy black whiskers adorn his cheeks. He in mainly celebrated for his wealth, his magnificent private residence on Fifth Avenue, and his picture gallery, which is said to be the finest private collection of master pieces in America. His speech had in it the usual quantum of denunciation, but failed to elicit much enthusiasm. Some portions of it were feebly cheered, but impatience was manifested at its length, aud the hum of conversation in the hall became so loud, before it was finished, that it was unintelligible to the greater part of the audience. Tho speaker could not forget the associations of the place in which ho was talking, and used the same amountand kind of political denunciatory clap-trap in which the Tammanyites delight to indulge. That portion of the speech which seemed to be tho most acceptable, was when he introduced to the Convention the Hon. Mr. Palmer, of Wis-

cctisln, e;$ its temporary President,

Tho last named gentleman stepped forward and was received with a slight manifestation of applause. To the mass ot the delegates he was un known, and there was nothing ap parent in his presence -or man ner in the least calculated to awaken or inspire enthusiasm. The inquiry ran around the hall, "Who is he, where is he from, showing that an unknown man ' had been uuexpectly thrust upon their attention. Mr. 1'almer is a sharp-faced, sallowcomplexioned man ot middle age, rather tall and spare made, with thinset whiskers fringing a sharp chin. His voice, as the WurlJ, poetieally expresses it, has a " melancholy cadence," and his manner has in it nothing peculiar or attractive. His speech was common-place, but was well received, one expression provokring a round of cheers and other man ifestations of enthusiasm. The first point raised in the Convention, that brought out any discussion and unmasked the opposing batteries, was very appropriately sprung by the impetuous McCook, of Ohio. He attempted to steal a surprise in favor of Pendleton by flanking the two-thirds rule. This motion was that the rules governing the House of Kepresentatives be adopted tor the guidance of the Convention, until otherwise ordered. But the wily politicians of New V ork saw the trap, and unhorsed McCook by a single dash. Some tall fellow suggested that the present House of Representatives was ' a ' poor place for a Democratic Convention to obtain its rules, and the insinuation " took " with the delegates like wildfire. McCook saw his danger and struggled to ward off the blow, bat could not, and the terrible two-thirds rule was virtually adopted. This was a hard blow for the Pendleton men, and one from which they will recover wiih great difficulty. They still profess to be con fident, but their whistling is evidently only for the purpose ot keeping their courage up. But little was done on Saturday beyond securing a temporary organization, and the appointment of the various . committees.. It is conceded that Governor Seymour, of New York, will be permanent President, and ho is reported to ' be now preparing his speech. It seems to us that tho Fondle ton men will look forward to the delivery of the speech with some trepidation. The Governor's well-known views on the bond question are diametrically opposed to those of Mr. Pendleton, and he may avail himself ot the opportunity auorded by his position as President of the Convention, to enforce his views with arguments which will prove damaging to that gentleman's nomination. The latter part of the day and tomorrow (the Sabbath,) will be devoted to log rolling and gouging generally. The feeling of bitterness apparent weeks ago is increasing and becoming intensified. Unless it be allayed, by soma as yet undiscovered process, it will have a tendency to discourage and dispirit the party, whoever may be the nominee. The kind of argument urged iu favor of the different aspirants is of itself most demoralizing in its tendencies. To take the position, that General Grant's s defeat depends upon the nomination of a candidate upon whom the party is unable to agree, is to admit, in the outset, the certainty of his election. The wiser men of the party see this, and struggle to exclude the argument from their discussions and deliberations, but, like Banquo's ghost, it will not down at their bidding. The developments made thus far indicate that the nomination of Chase will lose the party the entire West and Northwest, while the nomination of Pendleton will prove equally disastrous in the Last and South. pMraUt is this opinion that we cannot think either of those gentlemen will be successful, and we look with the more confidence to the triumph of Senator Hendricks, notwithstanding his present apparent low status in the Convention. The weather to-day has been furiously hot, and the running to and fro to find cool spots has been great. Coney Island, the Central Park, Greenwood Cemetery, and tho fishing and boating resorts, have been thronged. .Every omnibus, street car, hack, and excursion steamer has been crowded. Drunkenness abounds ; and although the police fairly swarm, there can be little doubt that the chapter of accidents and crime in Monday's papers will be unusually large and heart-sickening. F.M.T. DRUGGISTS. H. J. SCHLAEPFEIt, PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, Attn CIIEMICAIJ4, WiucH and Brandies, Where you cfin find the lai gent b toe It ot Toilet Articles lu Hie West. Physicians' preHcriptlous tilled at all bourn, day or night, by none hut experienced Prescription JDrugginU. xnay2ti d(iin CLOUD & AKIN, Wholesale IriiKKisfa AND MANUFACTURING CIIEMISW No. . 16 Nor th Water Street ; - AUENTS FOB GEORGE H. REED'S DOMESTIC LIQUID D YES. UKNKRAli AUENTS JOB DR. ARMISTEAD'S T0NI0 SYRJl UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, and PILE OINTMENT. "Ail orders promptly! filled. apri It. C. JEWELL & CO., DKAxras isr - ; PURE NOB TH ESN ICE. FAMILIES IESIRISTa HEALTHY Ice made on living water will be upliiied promptly, by leaTing orders witu iUOCKER MOKTKN, mar25-d2m Jo. U SoutU t int Bt.

HARDWARE,

CIXAllLKS 1SAISCOCIC & Co., IMPORTER AND UBAT.K& IS Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Daraanks jinrnewi, Ktiaineieu 1'aieut ieaiuer Pad tsklna, Hkiiliiign, dc, &o. 2Vo. - ainin Street. Evansvul. July 2, lst. JelO CIETTICIIER, KELLOGG & Co. (Successors to Wells, Kellogg ft Co.) IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF HARDWARE 13 JJ'ii-st Street, SIGN OF THE BIGr PADLOCK, AXES, AXES, AXILS, AXES, AXES, AXES, TA B LE CUTLER T, TABLE CUTLERY. TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, Trace Chnius, Trace CIiuIhm, Planters IToch, Planters lfoew, Planters' Hoes, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics Tools, Mechanics' Tools BUILDKKS HAKDWARE, Bl'IIiDKKS' UARDWAKK, BUILDKKS' IIABDWAKH, .. C OTTON AMI WOOL CAR S. 4'O'i TON A.M WOOL :AKt.V CUITUN AN 1 WOOI. I'AttllS BKfIT RURKKR BELT1NV, BJCST MUHUKK JiKLTIXU, BJXT A' VBMKK JSJL.TJA'J, Mtlland Cross-Cut Saws, Mill and Crosa-Cut Saws, Mill ana Cross-Cut Saws, CASH buyers will find it to llielr advantage to examine our aloe, before purchas ing eutewuere. At the Old Stand, 13 First St BSCTTICURB, KELLOGG CO. tyi SAMUEL ORR. JAMKS IliVIWON. J.L.ORH SAMUEL ORR & CO., UKALBKS IM IRON, STEEL, TIN-PLATE, 1VIIIE, ZI.VC, SntlNCJ M, ;V li s, Horse and Mule Shoes, Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, WA0UX AND KViiUY WOODWORK. WRoi'ttirr scrap iron itocair At the highest market rales. Water Street, JuuHdlF" KVANSVJLLK. IND. SPECIAL NOTICES. A Warning to Counterfeiters, and Caution to Purchasers. No expense will bo snared, no lezal means of punishing fraud will be neglect ed. In the enorl to prevent t ne coiinlrllt' Ins ot HOSTKTTKR'H STOMACH HIT TKKH. But. HcouiidK-liMni. when Its cun ning and activity are aliniulated by the hii of Kalu, ia very ingenious and industrious. The men whose despicable business It Is to simulate valuable proprietary medicines, and who substitute therefor dangerous or worthless preparations, are proverbially difficult to catch. Most of them have many aliases, and they flit from State to Htste with aurpriHlng agility, in the hope of evading the clutches of the law. The proprietors of llOSTETTKB'rt HiOMAtu iiiu iLKM are ueierinineu. 11 possible, to hy.nl luiu tlotvn. Travel In 8icenta are employed for this purpose, au Whenever an ollender Is detected ho Is proscuted with the utmost rigor of the law. No amount of vigilance, however, can r ii event the occasional Introduction of mirations and counterfeit. The public ure therefore CAUTIONKD not to par. cbnse any article purporting to le MOMTKTTEK'S HTUMAUn HITTERS which Is not authenticated by the handsome Oo ernment stamp specially engraved for the proprietors, aim ojno ty umr nupi-iu new label, with a beautiful vignette representing the coufllc& between St. Cleorge and the lraKon at the top. anil a miniature note of band signed Hosteller fc Smit h at the foot. N.B. The penulue HI TTERS are sold iu Ktfrrr.EH ONlV. All persons wuo pre tend to sell the article by the gallon or barrel are imjKJsters, ana tbe slutr tney otter is a wort mess ana prooaoiy pwsuu ous counterfeit. MOniKKS! MOTHERS! MOTHERS! DON'T FAIL. TO PROCURE Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, FOR CHILDREN TKETHINU. This valuuhle preparation bus been used With neier Jailing xttecrua ' IhouMiiuls of It not only relieves the child from pain, but Invigorates the Ktomaclt and bowels, oi reels aeitmy, aun gives lotieuna energy to the whole system. It will also iiistiiiiliy lelieve tlniei mj in 'j u rc bow ixs and Wxnm Coi.k:. We believe it Is the fu'.it aud tvrent riuedy ii the woi fil in all eases of J hifittrry and Jiarrhra in Children, whet her arising irom teeming or any oi ner cause. Full directions lor using will accompany each bottle. Be sure nnd call for " MRS. WINSLOW'S HOOTHINU BYRUIV' having tue foe-aim. tie of "Cuktis A I'kkkins" on the outside wrapper. All other are base imitations, jeiil dtwRm Batchelor's Hair Dye. This (splendid Hair Dye Is the best iu the world; tbe only true and periect Dye; harmless, reliable. Instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; remedies the ill effects of bad dyes; Invigorates nd leaves the Hair soft aud beautiful, block or broum. Hold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly applied at Batchelor'a Wig Factor', No. lti Boud Ktreet, New Yoi fc. fapSO dly Fragrant Toilet Soaps ARKPRKPARF.n BY Mi I lied Workmen from l lie lcat Material, and it re IHOWN AS THE STAKDARI) BV PKALEKJS AND CUSTOMERS. Bold Everywhere. dec 23 tfoth Patches, Freckles & Tan. The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY for Jiose Bkown DISC01.0KATTONS on the face Ferry' Moth and Freckle Lotion. 1'reared only by Dr. E. O. PERRY, 49 Bond Street, New York. Hold every where. Dar2ti dCtn How irr.nv Tiothers sutler the azonv $t seeing tLcJx ttDlle onea snatched away troiu Ihtui ley tje Whooping Cough, or Dlplhert, V7i;vn alngle bottle of Poland's Wnlte Kct Ooni.xrond would have saved thebalySaih.-. 1 1 in infallible.

MACHINISTS.

SCIIULTZE. w Mechanics' JFoimdry Mann 'aetnrors.and Bnlldersof Steam Knclnes, Circular Saw Mills. Grist and Bnsir Mills, Tobacco Swcre Gumming Machines, Distillery and Mining Machinery, Malt MMfl, Corn lUeUers, Uense Fronts, Cellar Urates. 40N & BRASS CASTINGS. Of every description, aohinery of all kinds Made and Repaired. Dealers in Bolting, Fire Bricks, fcjteam Ganges, and : -ronchtlron Pipes. Old materials bought W have the facility of the best Manintry and Workmen, and will give all yark entrusted to ns our individual attenlon, fill orders promptly, warrant our fork, and charge reasonable prices. Office and Foundry, corner of First and iiNt Htreeta, Evansvllle, Ind. - It. B. Workmen sent to ail parts to fit ip work and do repairing, o25ia HCHULTZK, THtTMAN A CO WILLIAM HEILMAK (Successor to KraUs 4 Hellm CITY ;FOUIO22!S Manufacturer aad Builder of PORT ABLE A NO STATION AUT TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST MILL MACHINERY, Taroshing Machines," - Cotton and Tobacco Press e CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, F.VANSVJLLK. IND. 8niR Iron and coppica Woaic mads to order on short notice IRON AND BRASS CA8TINOS of tverv description. TV1ara tn HtAATn flnuseS. UUIIl BeltlBft Fire Bricks. Wrought Iron Pipes, BolllKf Cloths. Ac, at mauulaclurera' prices. IRBPAXRINV done at short notice. aprtS PHYSICIANS. UR. II. M. UARYEY, ROOM No. 1, WALKER'S BUILDING Corner Main aud Third Streets. Office Ilouri 10 to 12;.2 to 5: 7 to 8. li d6in - ' DR. A. WEBBER (Formerly of Ilopklnsville, Ky.) OHers nis professional services to the citi zens oi Kvauaviue. Resideuee on Third, between cuerry auu Oak Btreets. Office over the poat-uuioa. iiei. a im DR. A. C. HAYNES Devotes hls time exclusively to treating Diseases of the EYE, at his oilice, on tho corner of Tnlrd aud Walnut Streets, oppo site the Cltv Council Cnamber. A free cllulo for the beuent of .he poor. from 8 to o'clock a. m. OtHce Hours From H to 12 A. M. and from 2 to 5 I. Bt. (uialiidiliu CARRIAGES. J. B. Gkkkx. F. L. Urk.km. J. 11. OltEJEtV Ac OO., CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, Transfer Ornaments at Cincinnati prices. Main Street, Let. Fifth ami Sixth, Ianl0-6m Kvax.svii-i.k. Jnu. LAW CARDS. JOUaK.CKRia CHAUNCTCY H. OONOKB CKEB3 & UUNUJUH, At lomeyK-at-I.aw, 4'wruil. flllnol Will practice law In all tbe Courts of Edwards. White, Wayne, Hamilton, Saline, and Gallatin Comities, lu the fttate of Illinois, and in the Supreme Court. Refer to G. Maghee, James K. Minor, Htockwell A 1 . M ' . . J . 1 IP XILT Mrlll T M. I 1 1 I I . man, lien. W. Harrow, ML Vernou.mayxKum. B. L. D. GGFFY, A TTORNEY A T L A Wt MORGANTOWN, KY., Will practice In the counties of Bntler, Warren, Mnhleubtirg. Ohio, aud Mclean. Prompt attention given to tbe collection of claims. References Wheeler A Ities. Hollinrworth A Bro., Chaa. Babcoca A Co. lap'ic ' nr. it. BLACK, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR at LAW MARION, Crittenden Connty, Kentucky. apl7 wtf ' ' W. P. HAR9RAVE, ATTORNEY fit H.A.W. Office on Third Street, iu Washington House Block. Will practice In the various Courts of the Circuit. Prompt attention to omca business fdee4 dJia pANCY 1YE llOUSt. , J!'. UKAUfWHK, D YER A ND SCO URER, FIFTH 8TBEET. bet. Oak and Cherry. Slik. Wool. Cotton, Ac- colored to order. All work warranted, and any damages promptly paid, liaa--'? dtitn

tui ism:, 5Iyi:iw &. nzj., (Successors to Steele A lrlblo,) MANUFACTURKliS OF AND DEAtkHS IX Sash, Doors, ISHnds, Frames, MOULDINGS, &c All orders for work In t he Ruildlnz line are promptly attended to. 7 ?,Sli7!.fllwi,u,Jp " ,,an'1 a" k,Ml1 of LUMBKIt, PINK aud POPLAR FI-OOH ING, WKA'l'll KH1K)A RDI Nti, Ac. Scroll Sawing of every description am Dressing of Lumber done to order. Factory at tho old stand of Steele Trible, Second St., bet. Chestnut ana Cherry KVAN8VHJ.K, lNlt. apH dtf :

In retiring from the abovo imrtnerfihlp I leslre to leturn my thanks to my friendq who have favored jne with business, and would ask their continuance with the new linn. JAMES SiKKLK. Kvfinsvllle, Jan. a. t.CMitr.n T.UMitKii i Tin: si' it.se ic i is tcit toMiNrr-s the Lumber Business at his old stand at the corner of Main and Seventh Streets, and would respectfully inform the public that his stock is large aud second to utu iu I lie assortments, embracing i'ine ol a. thicknesses and (innlity, from the rilw Third Common Ha:,imw Hoard bp I Three-inch First Cleur Plank. Also, rH Dooits of vnrious Ihlrknoe and hi vies, ami io.ooo lights. ; , Window Sash, Pine and Poplar Shi nglet 3 ami -feet ldii, Mouldings, Cuslnw Qtiaiter-Itound, Ac, c. )rders from I be country, river or rati filled promptly, se21 d im JOHN F. QLOVKR. MANlIKACriiltElt OF ,; Sash, Doors, DUntls, Frames, &c, .- and Dealer in , . ; Pine and Popkr Lumbar, Shingles SIIIN4J, l'I.OOICIN4J, 4r, Olllceand Factory. Corner Fifth mid n'aliitU IStreeta, Kvansville, lud. : Orders from abroad promptly attended to. malSdtf , ' ' Buildera and Painters. . : . E HAVE IN STOKE, 60,000 pounds st rict! v pure White Load, 60.UJ0 iounds pure IStar White liead. tV.VW pounds Hay State White Lead, 1,U0 gallons Linseed Oil.' 6,000 pounds No. 1 Putty, in Bladders Cans. , Window Glass, all nlzes. . Glaziers' Points and Putty Knives. COLORS of every variety. DRY of ; OIL. All of which we are selling; as che ' RScaubepuichuiiedlulheWe.su , . KELLKR & WHITE, Wholesale Druggists, Evatisville, lad. mens tl . , JAMES SWANSON & SON Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in - PINE LUMBER, Shingloa, Lath, Doors, and Soak. Also, a lare assortment of Allegheny, Chicago, and Toledo Lumber and Flooring, .Dressed aud Undressed, sale. on hand and for Extra Sawed and SJiaved Pint Shingles, eighteen inchest long. ' , We reiipectrully solicit the citizens of Kvansville to give us a call anil etamine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Vakdon Wati.r Steekt, (Opposite La uiasco Whail), , EvansvlU All orders promptly attended to. , ' luayjri diim .- ' -' AT A 7t OLD BUSINESS! THE lTNIKKSI;ri TAICKIH this plan of notifying the ei 1,1 .ens of Kvansville and sunoumtiug country tbat he has purchased the entire stock of" Gents' Pioce and Furnishing Goods en"1fn(-rViwn-ttri'!.ffc Availing, and will r,i MAIN ST UK KT. 1 invite my iiieh'ns to call anil examine my goods and prices: both, 1 think, will t;ive satisfaction. I bave also a good istoi lt of HOYS' PI KOE tiOODS. I niu prepnred to do all Ii.ljids of , M'r'liniit Tailoring on short nothw, having secured the services of a o. 1 tutter and some excellent tailors. 1 expect to sell lor cash, aud will mark down my goods accordingly. muyHdlf ; WM.G. 11 AZELRIGG. TTAViNti i)isi'osi:n or ilIY ENV JX Or restock of trMds to Mr. Ilaxelrigg, 1 Uike pleasure in recximmendiii blm to my old customers, aut solicit, lor mm a continuance of their patronage. niayHdtf ALKX. DARLING.' ' Evansvllle Slate Depot, p B UIL D ERS ' E M P O R I UM . WE A ICE Tilt: A i l'IN I OK one ol the largest SlaU manufactories In tlie countrv.aiid are prepared to furnish at the manufacturers' irlces, on blun t no1iee, the following: Rooting Klate of diirercut styles aud quality; . - Slate Hearths; ' , Slate Jams for Firo-places ; , ' Slate Ulack Roards for Sohools; i Slate and Marble Tiles for Kloors: And would pari icnlarly call attention to I bo fact that the Slate Hearths, Jams, and isiack j;oarts is t no ciieapsi ana nest niu cie for tlie purjiose now known. liA IK !Ut'K A STKRLfi, ' Waler, bet. Locust it nd WalnuL Sts. mav2!ISind No. 1.1 17. J United States Marshal's Notico. , United States ol Aiuer.ca, District of In dlana. S.s: . . .- ' ,. , vrrriiERK.VN. a i.iiiee f in. W loriuallou was filed in tho District Court of the United Ktaten for the District of Indiana, on tlie "IU cl iy of June, 1H(S, ny W illiam ii. jonnson, jienry Hoover, John Klieer.Williain Sheer, Will fain Itelti, t 'lenient l cell., ami John Aiartiu, iy o. Denbv. h'Mt.. fliei.' iinx-lor. asainst llm steam iioat ''Gold finch." tne wreck thereof. ami her boats, tackle, inaelili.ery, apparel, anil furniture, si-isceu at sain uimiici upou it cause ol maritime salvage, umi praynisj oria'e.ts iipr.iinst salil rooiIs. ami mat, mo same may n? comieinneo ami man inei lor. Now, therefore. In pursuance or Mie momtloii nmler the seal ot said Court to me directed and delivered, I do hereby give piihlic notice to all persons claiming saiu i;oojs, or any part thereof, or in any manner Hiteresteu tnorein. tuai, lnev ue arm appear lelo: e tbe said, the Dist rict Court of the United Slates, to be held at the city of Indianapolis, in aud for the District of Indiana. on tbe im Monday of Annust next. at 10 o'chs'lc of tho ion-noon of tbat day. I ben and there to inicriiOM) ineir claims and uialte tneir aiiecai ions in mat i te ns I,'. HEN. SPtMJNER. Marshal U. S. Attest: J. I. HoWI.ASli, Clerk. Ije2dl4t I No. I ',4 It;.) . . United States Marshal's Notice. United StaUis of America, District ot In (lilllil.HS.1 WT'IIEKHAS, a libel of information VV was tiled in the District Court of the united (states lor me District, oi inmana. on tlie iiHii day ol J tine, ny August Schnlt.e, Cliaries Tliunni n, f erdinand Holtz. Alexander .mcK. wiuiam tionne. .loliu aiort is, J on a i iiiunan, ami vv iiiiatu liecker, ty tbeir priH'ior, t -naries ;. Aiarsn, bjiti., against, tne steam lorry-uoat "tonewail Jackson," her eialnes, tackle, ap parel, ana luruitnre, seized at paid district upon a caiiHe of diimmes, civil and maritime, claiming SO 4t . and praylnz pro cess against said goods, ami that t lie same uiny iMittinilfiiiDfil ami sold tneretor.inow, tnereiore, in pu rsuatice oi tne mo nition under wie seal if Haul court, to me directed aud delivered, I do hereby give public notice to all persons claiming said goods, or any part thereof, or in any manner interested therein, that thev be and appear before the said the District Court of tbe United States, to ha beld at the city of 1 ndlanapolls, iu and for the District of ludiaua, on tlie first Monday of August next, at ten o eioca ot ;.ne forenoon ol tbat. dav. Uien and tiiere to lnteroose their claims and make their allegations iu that behalf. PEN. SPOON Kit, Marshal. U. S. Attests J. D. How LAN u. Clerk. . jeL7 dill : Selling Gat at Cost ; MOM EH HKll., on Locust Street, near Second, will dispose of ills entire sioc of ukoc'kkim at com. wnatever is not sold by the istn lust, will be oUcred at auction to the highest bidder. j iel dtl ICouner copy.)

A 1 "X u, j 11. 1JOOK ACIINW WAN1KD Folt HOWl.AND'H AH A HOX.CIKK AND A BTATrSMAH. i-i-w ccnrate history of his Military and tdTVii iEF' ,n"ne. 'r?e "aTO volume, ' will nil! kT.T' fl.nely "strated. A gen li ..nd lbl? Uu' b o t el t the piesS1 TL lWt commission oiren. W employ no General Agen'a, aud offer erfra lndneements to canvassers. A rents nua. AGENTS WANTED for THE OFFICIAL MIST0ET OK THE WAR, It 0u,-i, Charueti-r, Conduct, and Jiesu'.ts. Kr IlOK. AtKXAKnttR IT. Btfphenh. erJt)y mb!ned with an InriV?M """l"lon, mako it tliH test snb-V-iJt ever Plihed. One gent Inir .. reports 72 subscribers in rMVuroVr 1U B - for clrcnla''s and sea our terms and rV,ifCTip?,,.'r!V,,of he work. Aidre;M NATJCNAL PUBLISHING CO., Clucinjiiitl.Ohlo, or ZKIGLER, Mi CURDV A CO., ( 'lilcago, ill., ort.lt. Louis, Mo. AT OEMS MTASTTEI for ih "1'knh KTTRK BOOK." A HOW metlin,! r,f copying letters, without either press r.r water, thereby saving lime, labor, and expense. Full directions accompany each hook. Jt recommends itself wherever shown, and tills n long-Jell want, being auapteu to merchants, lawyers, doctors, niiuiuiTc:i iraveiers, ministers, aiitnors, mechabis, ; farmers, and others. Price f' aud iipwards, which bnnas it witbSn the reach of all. Hend lor terms, with deo i ij'uvti ciiciiiai'H.iesiimoniais, references, want aa energetic, in ellieiit "B""' "i every county. Aauress P. OA lilt KIT A CO., No. 702 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, or No. 122 South Oiark Street, U4t;4.gUf All - - ' - : J MEDICAL ILLFMIXATI05 1 : Fimr EQaffnifieent.lv llliiHtrntml Ms.llcf.l Rooks, containing important physiological inlormatlon, jor men and women, sent frco on receipt of 23 cents, by addressing ji. dun.i AisuitKi-oon, jo. so Clinton Place, N. V. City. CAMI'AIUN MEDALS. PINS. Sam plea by mall aw. S. . llAKltl K fe CO. Manufacturers, 253 X'earl Street, N. V. t GENTS WANTED, Something hew, a,t.verv family wants it. Galvanic HinvKit PtATiso FtoiD. Received tirst pi em I u m at Paris Exposition. Send 0 eeuts for sample. It ARRIS & CO., North Mst Street.. Philadelphia, Pa. Circular, Mill, Malay, Qan, Cross-Cut : and S -A- ?W S. Every Saw that leaves onr factory is Oil Temperod and Patent Ground, perecUy true and even, and made of uniform temper by our patent teinjierini; process. .A. X JEt . 5, fomnjon shape, as good as the best. Thh KEI JACJiET (Colbnru's Patent) AXE cannot be excelled. Wo guaranty they will cut 25 per cent, more that common Axes, with less labor to the chopper. Send for circular and prices to LIPPINCOTT RAKEWELL, PiTTSBUROff, PA., Solo Maiiiifact iirei'8, For wale by principal Hardware Dealers. JrASTKI), AGE SITS, S7a to rJ)0 per rV month, everywhere, male and fe male, t . Introduce the GKNtllNE lAtPROVli:D . (.'O.MMON HKNSE FAMILY HKW ING MAI 'H IN K. This roachiuowill stitch, hem, fell,; tnck, inllt, cord, bind. ruiuiijuin in ii inosi superior 7or-rrr'year. We Win pay iunw ior any machine that will new a stronger, mote beaut iful, or more elastic seam than ours. 1 1 makes t he "Elastic IjOck Stitch." K very ecoud Ell tell can le cut, and still theclot n cannot be pulled apart without tearing it. We pay Agents from 975 to 9200 per month and expeiu-es.or a commission irom which twice that amount ean be made. Address sitcom IS A CO., Pit b.burgh, Pa., or Boston, M ass. ' : t'nuUoii.-Do not bo imposet I upon by other parties pal mini; olf worthless castor any iron machines,' under the same name or otherwise, ours Is the only genuine and really practical .cheap machine nianulactured. s' ' tjnr a i.ita H i.u keI'ei ptk toh th k V MANUKACTUKU of the N KST FRICNCJI RRANDIi:. and all . other Liquors, Wines, Cordials and Isitters, (no machinery required.) will be sent. Io any party remitting a check or postofBce mon. cyorder of 9" to the address ol G. Wi J ACKSON A CO.ilalt lnioro, Md. , . ; - , TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.1 Warrantkd to remove AtL iKsiRKor To. bae.eo. This great remedy Is au excellent appetiser. it purifies tbe blood, invigorates the system, possesses great nourishing uud strengthening power, enables the stomach to digest tlie heartiest food, makes sleep refreshing, . uud establishes robust health. tviokem and Chtwert fur Kiln .Years ennui. Price Kity Cents, post free, a treaties on tbe injurious efiects or Tobacco, wit h lists of references, testimonials. At:., sknt vhkk. Agents wanted. Address DR. T. It. ABUOTT, Jersey City, New Jersey, .- 1?o tlio H WE are AgenU for over One JiuiuUed Foreign and Domestie Matiuiao'iiiv ers, aud are prepared to furnish the whole country with DRV and FANCY GOODS, SILKS, SHAWLS, JEWELRY. KILVF.R WARI'i, FU R NIT II RE, PI AN OS, S E WING M ACH1 NES, Ac, Ac, at the uniform price Of ,...; ,. . . , ; One Dollar for Each Article. Send yonr clubs of 10-nd upwards, for descriptive checks, showing what ait ieles can Imi obtained for One Jollar, with 10 cents for each check. . 4'IItC IT EA ItN SENT FREE. Presents worth from J.'J to 8100 sent free of charge to Agents send in t; clubs. Agents Wanted In every Town. CUSIIMAN A CO., 10 Arch Street, Boston, Mass. VSLOOVVV OVU STATAMKT that we have made ' A COMPLETE It EVOIi 1J T I. S ' INTKADE. can be found in tho fact that I ho immense bnsliiiiss we have built, up has lntniced a multitude of aacAXX CONcrknm to imitate our clab system, and some by advertising the presents they will Rive to ngeuts, seea, uiistiicostnI)y, IdVdtvert somnof our bnsinews to thmnetvea. We make this announcement simply to Inform the pu die that It will be lor their interest to patronise our house, as we hi 11 1 continue to UIVK "V. ITT KR UOOI H AND liBEATKR lSCUCKkK.VI'S TO AGENTS TITAN ANV Ol'UKK CXJNCKR.S lit TiiK BUHINK8H. We sell every description of DRY AND FANCY GOODS. PLATED WARK, JKWKLHY. WATCTIFS, SEWING MACHINES, Ac, As,, for lhAdiniform price oi ONE EOEI.AK. Circular sent to any address free. I A RKKR A CO, NoS. 3 and lOOHiimiaer St., Houston. - . of v . JIir (J OOPS, CyVRPETJ N(aB, . . HOOTS AND SHOF-S, ' . " ' - of all kinds, i And a variety of valuable and useful artlcles for sale at , i ONE lOLLAR FOR EACH AUTICLF A check descrl bin ft the article irom our Stock for sale at One Dollar, will le sen ton tho receipt of Three Cents to pay poHtriige. ,-.'!,. No eluxrge for Schedule or Cluck made at ' " ..I. ! '; tin ettablathment. A , ,, , Send for Clrenlara, as this Is th liberal sale Of the kind in tbecounlry. Addrew FARNILAM AVO-t ' No. 'ii Friend L, iiost. Jaumu

SSTf IS vf2 't:n month n,t.. fr f-.AHV p"ul " Kents, mil., or I a v!!"," ,,i'r1f; ln0 "r 1'ATKNT KV K itr'n?i .-Na W1U WIHK CLOT It 1CHwiii. A-adrenH A M it a i can W ire Co.. T, nl!2?1&,J?b Vork, or 10 Dearborn

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Or tbe OA E COLLAR SALE a relation ! Irade. 7;L?.";n,,h ftl wnlfoi-m price of ON H - '"i,wiii, much a rticioH as are i nJnU! rvIlil,uly. at " lois puce iban th .?rt . i ',VHv Wholai. .leiiler in Ne 1 ora or Boston. e v PnVrei w, nl''1 locn-ope.ra! with i sin or the million, and In the , oft o ol1,11Vnrl1,;,, J-v and t anc? pen n J. a,1"'?''1 Wht" Wtci,es. t a, -ner ,?.r iV, t ct ),,r AfrentH are aueiiciiiur will show. 'ih,.f ..-t t , ! ' i ( r Cluus can secure a piece, oi KlA ,., "u ,k AC Ac rllllwli rWln M lii.'ie, Ffii:i; ox" cost. A eli-ck describing nn article t.j be h r a I oiiar, in cts. ; u) for $'.!; J i. .r U for Jil; mo for flu. Rent l;v inl ' money by ltes;lHierel letters. i irr- , II i t rnnilec' f ; Ke to any aitdrciu ed everywhere. Agents want - Aiiuro'-. HARRIS A PUIMltn Mlanoverst.. li.Wton, Mim. Wo are OoiiiinrAlid will present to anv person aeri iln a Cinb in our lireitt ON 15 COLLAR HAL II OF Dry and Fancy Goods. lUr!S PATTERNS, Ac, . yum: ov cost. Onr. lndneements during tho past fi-w jem have been mr -t-. c ow Double Our Kates of rrcL.III HIS. vnr ii u-n.is will readily nmice our P "ft t-iii.s .-or ..u and tl uilis are now m man eipiai iu vaino lo flnt.s or u Mid lull respectively oi oilier linns. -PLEASE EX A M I NE.-fc Any l-ei'.son orduilng ellher of theClubs mentioned below, can buve I heir selections of premiums enumerated, coi responding to the sizt) of thy Club, 1'ItiCE.FOR ONE DOLLAR! FOR A CLUB OF :tO (4::i).-Oim of (he following ftiHcles, viz. :So yIi. h sieeflo-; lelaino dress pattern, lancv colored bedspread, lint view Turftey m'oroeco allnim. striped cash mere delaino diss pHfleru; honey-comb iiuilt, all wool square sbawl, set solid gold bosom studs, all wofil iaiif.' cashmeie pa uls ami vest pattern, gem's hair gu:ird chain (gold trimmings), siiver plated c.ius-il bulier dish, silver plated bottle revolving cantor (on feet), het superior sUel liided knives and forks, worked Jtroineimdo shawl, ladies' long gold plated chain, l.tdies i;oli doublu riu;', geutn' heavy cl astut solid gold ring, solid black walnut vork box or writing desk, extra fiuality l almoral Kkirt. set jewi lrv (sleevo buttons to matcti), violin and hov-, genfs cardigan jacket, iiendid euony I Hum (Ivory ti Iminiiigs), superior Turkey morocco shopin bag;, i;idief; luli cut balmoial boots. FOR A CLUB OF 0 :Sf).One of th loilowin;' arl ieles, viz. : 4o l,leacliel or 111 o n Mieeliiigt Black or colored alpaci dre.'-s pattern, )Hpiin dress pattern, one piece of bleached or brown sheeting, engraved silver plated o' bollle revolviiif castor, a.1 5 yards superior cash mere lor Iiants and ve.-t pattern, ext l a heavy honey comb quid, two tancy colored bedspread, pair gent s calf boots, 4 yds. farmers' poo I wool frock i uk, fancy cashmere phi Id dret.4 pat tern, l est quality balmoral skirt, rosewood bruss a. hi in clock, ladies' all wool cloak pat ern, silver plated cake or csrd basket, fur muff or cape, isdies' lushiouablewool double shawl, splendid clasped family BiOle ( by la record page aud engravings), a yards double v id I ti waterproof cloaking, set ivory-handled knives with silver plated fol ks, set silver forks, one set iace, curlalns; genuine ineerrlialiot ipe In c ise. FOR A CLUR OF ion (61 ol. Ous of tiia following articles, viz. : o j t. inrlor iialiiy . vlf-a l.lo Nii.t:i. 1 1.4.; 4 yards double wlilth cloaking ur coating, 2 large flue bleached ilneu tnnie coders witn l do?,eu larva fcie.t dinner i upkln i to instch, yard splendid iieinp carpeting (good colors'), extra quality black or alpaca dress patterns, xira quality poplin die.-is patterns pair nenla' calf boots (bent, quality), silver lumting cased fpaient lever watch, one doj'n ivory liaxidli-d steel bladed knives and lorks, Miver plated engraved t. bottle revoivinif easier wli b cut glass bottles, splendid vloiin, box and bow. complete, :;uiHie barrel idiot nun, Baoou's six barrel revolver, pair superior wliit wool blankets, nice fur inuM aiid cape, silver plaled n;;raved icn pitcher 1th n!ilvcr, iyx yai ds all wool fancy enshmere'tor suit, one dozen Itoceis' best lulver plaled lorks, conunon sense sewitif; and embroi dering machine, two iiesvy honey comb quills, spiuudld iaiuily Bible t record atid pliotogiapb page). Fur larger Cluhs the ta!ur increiises in the same rtitiu. ('atalotme of eoods and Rambles sent tt auy address fr-e. Send monev br resit- - t Airil'l i';'.s w rt i n nei n rrr ALIE.V, 15 I 'edei nl IIAWE.S JL CO., reel, Boston, Mast, P. O. BOX Wholesale Doalert iu Dry nnd Fancy Goods, Cutlery, l'late.l Ware, Albums, , Jjcather innds, A, vc. O VOU WONDER how we can sell thousands of Shawls, Bed BlaukeU. root. Shot's, SUk Dress Palters. Sheet inn. Shirting by the Web, Watches, Jewelry1 Silver i'latt'tt ,'Iird and Glassware, aud give a choice in ;;iHJ art ieles of eles'nncd andntility, for .iu Dollar each article: Send for a circular. Agents wanted. Aildressi:.Y. MKSKRVE, Co.. LleensolJ Brokers, ;j.r Sudbury St., Boston, Mass. SKA DATHISU. CONTINKIVTAI, HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, N.J, WbOLMAN Stokks A Co., Proprietors. Only two liouis 'rom New York; tine from Philadelphia. Four trains daily. Fine suit bailune. The Cout lueiilal Is Within a bundled yunh id Ilie beach; same distance from dep.. i. longest bolel in tlie world. All the modern conveniences. Accommodates one tiiouitaud, guests. Table unsurpassed. Prices reasonable. GHOCEPJES. CHARLES VIELE & CO., W II OlilJSA li:, HOU rilWEHT VORNRK First anl Sjcamoro Streot E VANHVIM.R, I N n. auiidtf.; s. e. wirr.Ki.tn. VHEELEIl JAMF3 D. RTQOS, Whthnii?e, Dt'tih: rs in. SOUTHEAST CORNER FIBST AND SrCAMOUS STREETS, KVUiaVIT.T.lS, lNT. All orders promptly attended to. novlM dtl DIAAO niiUAKV. DAVID HtrAN3f, Wiio:esalo Dealers In GROCEEIES, Foreign ai d Domestic Liquors, NAILS, CO HO M YARNS, GLASS WAKB . Ac, Ac, Xos. t;o ad! a -m Street, Between Second "' .1 'Jhird, EVANdvir.i.E. IlSD. FISU DEPOT. ov'JOdif A.S. GxHLK J. Foam OAMIILi: & F0IITH, J calers iu Win us, Liquor;!, Cigars, & Tolidox, NO. SOUTH lUJi.1T HTIZKKT, KVAXSVIIrlE. IS". Junelu lm