Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 11 August 1868 — Page 2

VCEUfHEB TlV THR

KV.VSSYILLE JOl'BXAL COHVAXT,

-i o. S Locust Street, Eiuisvlll.

TITESDAY.

...AUGUST 11, 1818 D, strict Centnl Committee. A meeting of the Republican Central Committee cf the First Congressional District, will be hcUl at the Editorial Rooms, of the JOURNAL Office in Evansvillc, on Thursday. August lHth, at 10 o'clock A. M. The following gentlemen constitute the Committee: Daviess Nelson J. Barbour. tJILsoo-Cant, II. M. J. Miller. Knox-C.pt. J. JLMey. I'erry Judso Charles II. Mason. Tike Capt. Levi Fcrzuson. I'.wev Wm. I'. IMson, Esq. Dcer.. AV. "Wartman, Esq. ';irri'k LV.pt. ( . n. masters. VanJe-burgh Wm. Baker, Jarnes II. McNecly, and Isidore Esslinger. The Chairman of the respective County CeDtral Committees aro also invited to be present. r it r . . The Courier and City PrinUnj. The Indianapolis Join mil the other dav contained the following paragraph relative to the C&urtef, which we reDrodufc " The Evansvillc Courier displays L

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cocung a muv ioi oi lnsu, auu imt.iins' it into the mouth of General 1 . p T l. 1 i Carl Schurz, as his speech in that city. The Courier always has been inaau, niw it is idiotic Tho numerous blunders " made by the Courier within the past two or three weeks eeea to sustain the allegati.m of the Indianapolis Journal as io its mental soundness. Its attempts to extricate itself from the dilemma in which its blundering comparison between the allowances male the Journal in lS'iG, aui the Courier thus far this year, by the City Council are about on a par with its publica tion cf the Indiana list of delegates to the Soldiers' and Sailors' Conventiou in New York, and its Iiish report I of the German meeting cf Cael fc'cnuRZ. We cocf;ss, however, that its stupidity in publishing figures proving the falsity of its former statemerits is. surprising, even to us, pre; pared as we were ior extraordinary manifestations in that respect. In the Courier of May 5th the fol lowing figures were published as being accurately taken from the" Clerk s books. They claimed to be a comMrisnn between tho allowances made the Journal m 106 and the touriti;during the present year : ' " ' Here are the allowances mtide (lie JousBAL, which we used In the comjiarisoa : 1S. ' April Oth S2S2 7i .. l 2't Slii 73 May lLih A mount al lowed la one mouth and i.tiff, ...... f T)W 75 h ,..8201 2 ... Mi 86 uS67 10 virauii total allowed in a mourns . au.l 1 1 .lays ,. l.OK jviiiouiu ui.owt u trie ofitvr wui:o DlUV-rfnee In favor of loyally J..fl,3L We were disposed to think, before t lie Journal attenfpfed to'dispdte t!ie figures as given above, lhat it had ,-omc honestly by tlie money - it. received from the city. Hu: when our neighbors have tho auJacity to dispute the correctness of the city recurd books, we confess that wc cannot reist tho conviction that they "-ilid-l!ed " the, city out of money hieb they nev'i-1 arned. Dctcrmiued that the Conri-r should have no advantaga in the controversy by ialso statements, we branded the above comparison as, .fictiuious and false. To prove the correctness of its uompariion, -the Courier of Sunday publishct the following, which is certified io'iiy'tho Clerk and Mayor: '"" Citv Cx.f.i:k's Ofkick, Aug. S, 1S(S. The foil the Kvansville ' JonrnnT (Vmriinr Irotu April , lih , to . July Sid, 1060, viz. : April t.h May 711 1 ' .lune lUii , .luly !iih. . July.L: - 4C2 73 fll) 21 - 3ft j ". 'JrH 15 . ...... we S3 fl,G0- .V We the Hn.IprKlaned.do brolv certify t lmt il above statement js correi't. . A M. MXrific. I'lrk (SKAt. Wm. H. Walkkr. Mayor. . To ibis statement the Courier adds the following comments: , Tha. Jocunal man pretends to belie v -llut'we "mmnfactnred"-the figure.. Dyis Mr. McGritFa state ment look like we had forged anythiox? Arj uot the figures exactij the suinC as those ptibiishei hy'us' ou two occasion?, and on the Journal now have the check to deny them after they have been certified to by tha City Clerk, (ona of its own political bel-fellovrs,) as well as the Mayor, an.l coolly chargo us with manufactuun? thcra fjr i'lKihizan. effect?" li uo-e ,; is. too 'plain to deceive stnybody, and Us meanness" is 'almost too contemptible to contemplate. XMow, let us lyok again at the tw6 1 staieiaent?, and see if they are exactly the same. In the first statement th,S Courier charged that the amount ar." lowed the Journal iu the moqth3 of April and May, which it falsely .flallqd, ,ie inotth o),d two dys, was 733 75. Mr. McGaiFF's statement shows 'th'at the allowaueos for both, those months were only. ?373.., The Courier's forgery amounted to jast f3&5 75'" Forgeries of h?i magnitade have,; under .other' circumstance, proven very disastrous to those making them. ' ' , ' ' Again: la tho first' statement the Curur assorted that for three months the Journal was allowed $1,005 5.' The statement of tho Clerk shows that this amount included the allowance for four months. . Once" more f The i CojH-' qvio'rcs' its allowances for four , months at 3R:) 7.x, We find tjie f9llowing allowances on record: ' a Aorll llUh ily litli - a.ih,. July (it h. l;ith. " v7th. " -TU til -r, IS M ff;.. -M .. a:i nj ,.1M Hi : 00 so Total 8H4 15 This is a difference of 14 46. .TheC'Urier cou'.d not get any of its figures correct.

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, 8a iwUch tor trv- U etatencenta. TUvi forced it to :r rect its record, w will now .look more closely at its co'Aftarisonpwnich is as

lake by lruphcaiion as by actual state Tneut. The rJlowance for April 9th," was for work dona in, March., f The allowance for Jalj23d, was for printing ami liuJing tltdelartefandeity ordinances, a vo'uma of two htindrcd and fiity-ibur pages. 1 his was by special contract, and cannot reasonably be included among the regular nruiual expenses for advertising, job work, tc. IWe ware anxious to bava the ( owner copy our bills in order that its readers might see how the amount of work done corresponded with the allowances, tut it was too sharp to bs caught in that way. When Mr.;McjRit F expressed a desire to furnish it the item of our bills, they were respectfully "declined, -as -not wanted. V . " The Couriei-'eae3 back to -38CG For comparisoos, simply to lug;ia the printing of the". ordinances." It did not daro to compare its ctarges with those iaada byns in ISG7 last year. As it ba3 bceaanxiou3 to avoid- that comparison, we win mate jt.- . The entire amount of bills allowed the Journal Company and. Mr. Ess linger, of the Union for advertising, job; work. bfndrniv "stationery,; &c., -during the year 1807, which included about all the Council-had" done, was Thirteen hum I nut ami forty-eight dot an,i forfu-five bc it's. ($1,318 45.) Th amount allowed the Democratic papers of this city and IIealy & Isaacs, for the ame class ofwork. up to the Srst of August of this year, jour months, is Eleven ZJtundred and sixty wen dollars' and ninety-three cc(- ($1,1G7 1)3. -Irl other words. the present City Council has already expended for advertising, jobwork, hindine, &c.,-in four months within oue hundred -and - eighty dollars as much as that . class of expenditures amounted to during the entire year in J8C7 At the Fame rate of expenditure for the ensuing eight months, the bills will foot up, at tho close of the year. over thirty fio&Kuiidred dollars, about three times as much as-duriog the Vear 18G7. This. tod", it wilfbe re membered, is,.by a Coun;il and Mayor who were elected t inaugurate a sy3 tern of riirid economy. Bah! lETTEIi FKOH PIKE 'tWUNIY. The RcDubllcan fouHty Convention A Large Attendance or loicrs ' mc llcket Soldier Organizations Governor BaKer General eaten I'KTERSn.yRQir,' Ind., Auf. S, 1S68. Editors Journal i '.- One week ago to-day the Republi cans of this county held their Con vontion at this place, which was th largest, as to' numbers, ever lield by any party in this coiinty,vand I doubt if the like .was! ever 'knowu-in the State. As an item by vhich you may judge of the spirit of tj(ic Convention, v SiTtBauHf,, that we have a little less teeir- n vi : voters in the county, vote of 1SCG), J on last Saturd;iywe had one thmtxerml litjtuoricicn vofcrs 'tolio lootc part, in the Convention. This is no" outside talk, for we of u ashingtori." Township presented a banner to the township who sent the largest number of men to, the convention, according to the" voti of 1S0G, and these men outside of Washington Township were- aetuttl count, and we iicounted Washington 'when wo took the vote f'or.llecorder- Just think of it, over tic oihirds trf the- voters of a party at u convent ton. ;I wonder if our enemie4htnk we have no cnthu siasm now. The little ..township of Jjogan gave l.i vo'es tor the llepublican ticket in IStJl. andliad in actual count in rank.at tho convention, one hundred and nineteen voters. Can any county or any. party in the fctatc beat it? Let tho "press throughout the btae answer". : T! Thetickotisa strong;onc, and as we are not acquainted with the word fail, we are sure to win. " I give below ton ticket iu full: - For lteprcseota Cive.' Lewi Wilson ; Treasurer, Captain George Whitman: Recorder, Joel B. Evans, (of the Old Twenty-fourth" Indiana, a one-legced private soldier;) KeaKEstate Appraiser, Captain H. Williams; Surveyor, D. II. Hortn; County Commissioner. Third District, John Ferguson. The " V hite Hoy m lilue " have played out; After drumming over tho county for three or four week?, thty succeeded in getting so few names that tuey have given it up; at least, we hear no 'more from them. The u Fighting Boys in Blue" com menced ar- oreantzation just three days before-the Convention, (except this place,) and on last Saturday, a battalion or over three hundred fetrojg was' organized," and officers elected, as follows: Colonel, II. M. Scott; Lieut. Col., Nath. J. Evans; Major, John Crow; AdiLitaut, T. C. Withers; Quartermaster, Joshua Wil-f-on. The most unbounded enthbiasm was manifest throughout the day, aud (with the usual amount of regret from disappointed candidates,) everybody is well satisfied with the day's labor. The- Copperheads are circulating Hie report- that a number of our disappointed candidates will'not vote the ticket. 1 consider this a slur, ,oa these . mea for although 1 have' talked with-none o tljem since the Convention, I am loth to believe their patriotism ran no deeper than th..iov.at silica -L.thmk.tha .Cops-. will find that irofenly will -they vole the ticket, "but" they will vwrlcor it. . UOVRKOp, BAKER, T .- . Made one of the soirndcst' 5pecehe3 ever listened toand a vasfr amount of good was acooaipli-ihsd by it. Not only were weak kueed Republicans (veryl'ef,', iu.thQf couutyV fctreogthcocu, cut weai-ineed J'emocrats (plenty since the New York Convention) were made. weakQr. His speech on the financial questiou was clear and forcible, and altogether the best we have listened to for yeirs,. 1 Well'. way the Uavcrjibr.''B'iytIiq can takocare of himself in tho canvass with the demagogue Hendricks! 1 V;.r GSXERAL. VKATCU f; Was present, but tho basines;i of the Convention, Governor Baker's speech, aud a raia Fetting iu. rendered it imlflible lor him to make a speech, although loudly called for: and fo anxious were the people to hear our gallant leader that' they were willing to stand in the rain and listen but the General not being in good health, after thanking his friends and inform-

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tha reotion, Tetlied. lie aaurad, wo are wida aal ia old Piko. i'ours fjr the right, Eilo. Iiidtuiia items. New Albanv is overrun with burcrlars and thieves of every description. 1 The State demonstration of the Fitfiitio-Ioy:J . in B ue ','. has been postponed from the 18rh of August untilthe 21 of Sfpfembcr, at which tim." it is inteoded to have the grandest iiiionstration ever gotten un in the ."est. Tho peach cf in this section is ot as cood as wan :mticir ited. The fruit is much injuvd by worius and the extreme beat of 1 month. The Vv'illiamsport Republican savs the cattle disease is creating sad havoc in that county, and recommends as a mean- of cure tLe Tree-external appliation of a strong cucoction of tobacco caves, ana the internal use ol Ulauber salts. At the municipal election 'ia New Albany, Tuesday last, the Democratic candidate lor Mayor was elected by one huudred and forty-two votes u Republican gam of seven hundred votes. The Daviess County Tpachers' In stitute will convene at Washington on the 17th inst. I he Knox County leachers Institute will meet in Yin cennes at the same time, and con tinue in session five days. Hon. W. E. Niblack returned to Vincennes from ; Wasbingkv.n ' last Tuesday night. Hon. Jonathan W. Gordon, a War Democrat, who repudiates the Demo cratic ticket, addressed tho people of Grecncastle Friday night upon the question: chall ceee-sion, deieated by the arms ot the Uuion, now oe permitted to triumph over the Union at the polls ( Governor Baker addressed the peo ple of Indianapolis on baturday night. He is actively at work and doing yeo man service. His speeches are every where highly commended. A Terre Haute centloman was in our city the other day, and being ban tered for a bet upon the result ot the next election, he proposed to bet three to one, any sum under 510.000 that Grant would he our next President. The best of it is, this man is a Jew. T inceniies Gazette, Kentucky Items. The Louisville Courier estimates the Democratic majority in the State at yo.ooo. Major Hale is re-elected Sheriff of Graves Uounty, and lorn wingo, von federate soldier. Circuit Clerk. The Democratic Leeislature of Kentucky in 18Gb' paid themselves off in gold, .lhe members now are al strong greeuback men. The race between Fowler andCissell for Judife of the Third Judicsal Dis trict. is very closeprobably not one hundred votes difference between them. Seven persons have been ordered to leave their homes near tntantord, iVy by the lvu-Is.lux ; lvlan. lhey are uaid to be resioctab-e cit:zens and follow their avocations peacelully What 'delightful liberty and protec tion are extended by our bencticen Democratic rulers . r An attempt was made at the Demo cratic meetinjrat Frankfort, last week bv somo mistaken soul, to raise three cheers for the Stars and Stripes, but tho effort fallen hroke nat down. Confederate GeL George B. llodo mane a e. r,' - j?riuay last, in favor of Seymour and iilair, in which he argued in favor o secession, atainst coercion, and took the most extreme eround of rebellion and revolution. This is now the cry on the part ot the rebel Uemocracy The inhabitants of Clayville, a ne pro suburb of Paris, have been noti fied by the KuKlux that they must leave their houses, or they will be burned to the ground. .The negroes have concluded to protect themselves as the law will not, and are ready for the invaders. The corn, tobacco, crass, and al vegetation, since the late rain, has been greatly revivified, and gives cheerinir promise of an abundaut crop Tk nr.. .1 - -p .t. - o. . 111 ijue e.-ieru con u lies 01 llie ocaie aducah Herald. , , Rev. Wm. M. Pratt, of Lexington, has accepted a ca'l unanimously ten dered him, to become the pastor of the Bank Street Baptist Church, of ixew AiDaDy, ibq. r or iwenty-ioree years he has been a citizen ot Lexmg ton. . , . , . The engineers of tho Elizabeth town & Paducah road are at work near Eddyville, hunting out the best route from Princeton across the Cumberland River. The route they aro now engaged on will, if it is adopted, cross the Cumberland a short dis tance below Eddyville. Another route will be surveyed further South. which would cross the Cumberland near llillman s Iron Works. Illinois Items. .The St. Charles Hotel, in Cairo is closed lor want of patrouage. ' 1 Farmers in Southern Illinois com plain that wheat is not turning out as wen as iney expected before it was threshed. 1 Judge Trirnb'e. the Conercssman from the First District of Kentucky, reports mat. the ; prospects ior the buildmr ot the Vincennes and Pa ducah Kail road are not only highly flatterine, but ' amount to ' absolute. certainty, lie is rather too sanguine Judite W. II! Green and D. W Munn, will address the citizens of Wassac' Uounty m joint , debate, at Unionvilie. (or fetringownL on the 2()th of August, and at Metropolis on the X-'J lUit., . , , , The Mt. Carmel Democrat says the Bass Fisnioe at the Grbd RaDitia" has teen exceedingly hue for several weeks past, and the "Data.'' noiwirh. standing the exceed. nly ot weather is daify crowded with' anulers of all ages and sexes. The El Paso Republicans are erect ing a wigwam, 50 by lotfeetthe'lumt.or being donated by asingle individual. ', "" ! Olney is to have a grand mas moetinjr on the 18th inst. Gen. John M. Palmer, Gen.' Juhn ,;AV L' gan and Gov. R. J. Ogles jy are annowuced to be present aud talk to the people. ' ; " The Chicago Times ha3 crop reports from one huudred points in all parts of Illinois, showing that the wheat crop is consideruiy-below the jiverge and that the corn crop is the best in uiauy years. The city,' offBloomingfon las contracted for three and a half miles of additional gas pipe, and also for one hundred and twouty-live additional lampposts. Tlie price of gas has been lowe- " dollar a thousand feet.

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Vtdan Mcnitcr, writing frcm Noko. i mis, says: " We bear of two fielda of wheat some eight miles west of this place that were set fire to by the lightnine. One was entirely destroyed. the other partially. It is said that both were cut on feunday. Kather a singular coincidence, to say the least." The Germania lieet-Suear Manu facturing" Company, at Chatsworth, nave hve hundred and nltv acres or wheat in one field, eight hundred acres or corn now 111 lull tassel, three hundred and seventv-five acres ot oats, five hundred and fifty acres of sugir beets, and have planted the present season eleven miles 01 usage orange hedge. It is doubted if there is any more thorouzblv cultivated farm of equal size in the West. HARDWARE. Headquarters for, and only Complete Btock of, Cooper Tools & Truss IIoops In the city. We have now a lull line of Barton's Cooper Tools ; Colnmbu3 Cooper Planes and Joint ers; A No. 1 Truss Hoops, 10 to 32 iiches ; Patent Dowel and Croz Bills, Saws, Dl vlders, Uraces, &c. Also, Apple-Parers ; Grain Shovels ; Coal Shovels ; Brass and Enameled Kettles ; Boilders' Hardware ; Chain Pumps, &c. All of the above at LATEST KEnCCEI) PUK ES I'OIl C'A.SII. FRED. P. liTRAUB & 0Gn Hardware Dealer, No. 74 MAIN STREET, Jy29 dtf J Bet. Second and Third Streets. EC. IZ. Well Ss Hon, No. 31 MAIN ST., Importers and Dealers In floit. Trace. Log. Halter Chains LfllillllS Hames; Cotton and Woo aru. Cnv t li oe Pnatri, Grain Criidle, Forks, uij ixiOf uoep, KaHtai, Sheep Shears. ol. I BDades. AXES i Mill. Crona oiluiLlSa Cut, and Circular Saws; and tiriadatoues. RniTesTable and Pocket Knives, Hieves, Horse and Shoe Brushes, Cuiry-Coihbs. Vilci Locks, Hinges Screws, Tacks, lliillO) Scales, aud a largo Block of Carpenters' and Coopers' Tools and Ilallders' Hardware. SI Main Street. STOVE WORKS. Excelsior Stove Works. ULE3IKES, TILL3IAN & Co, (Successors to H. E. Elemter), mirAMUrACTCBERS of the fine aud iUk heavy EXCELSIOR STOVE, the most durable now made, and the famotu CHARTER STOVE, and the good and cheap Amada, Stonewall, Kentucky, TENNESSEE, and PALMETTO STOVES and a rreat variety of H EA TIJfO dTOVJCS. all of the latest and moot ap pro vea paiteruH. Also, Light and Smooth Country Hollowffare, cH.iiit?is ii iiu lijus, uvttns anu x.iun, Doyi-lrons, Liuner PoU, Tea-Kettles; and particular attention paid to the laauuiaotareoi a.ouiM- w oik C1ST-IE0N FE0XTS, GRATES, Jlc Jtc. Also Tinware; and Dealers In Tinners Stock. If desired. Cooking Stoves warranted for twelve mourns. Orders solicited before purchasing elsewhere. Foandery, corner Sixth Street and Canal. Store and Sample Room at No. 14 Second (street, u. K. lilemxer s old stand. BLEMKKK, TILLMAN fe CO. may 29 CARPETS. C A B P E T WAREHOUSE. VM. E. FRENCH & C0M No's. 47 and 49 Main St., ETAXSTILLE. The largest anl most complete assort-J llouse-FnrnisIiInpf Goods in the STATE OF INDIANA. In STYLE. QUALITY, and PRICE, we DKr"Y ALL COMPETITION, UAfeT Olt In ' addition to ail our other Hues ol goods, we have 40,000 Rolls WALL PAPER, at UNUSUALLY LO W KIQURE3. By means of a NEW IWUVTTnN in the production of UVtb fAKLOK AI"Klt?i, which we control in this marker., we are now enabled to veil these ele gant goods at about 25 PER CENT. less than the v were ever before offered in this market. : - WUlTErSACALL"Wl , Drt7 dtf - '. :. U. 3. Claim Agont. Also, REAL EST AT F. and COLLECTI3l AGENT. . , Office on Mam street, between Third and Fourth, No. by. (over keller'sOun wtore), KvansvUie .Ind. seplt'$

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Ko-orwnst He pt ember 16. The best features of European and home schools. Ksnecial attention 10 aioaern Languages, Music. 1 ... T . a ; 1 .... huuaiw jji. wis s uymnasiics. situation and Jimato uusnrpaxsed. For prospectus, address Kev. OfcO. T. KIDER, Kec tor. Maplewood Institute, ONE OF THE OLUKHT lEniU; Seminaries in toe couutrv. wi.lf-lv known lor its superior facilities and unrlvaiot location. Address Kev. U.V. HPEAR. Pltlsfleld, Ma5S. GKAXVIT.I.E I'EMAI.K COI.IKOK. Thlrty-flfth year bfeins Stiiern''r 17. One of trie old-Kr. and beat iiiKtituUous for educating our daughters." E.Wayear. Send lor calaloue to Wr. P. KEKlt, A.M., 'WEARING OF THE GREEN." AOKXTf WANTED for the most entertaining book published, aboundiu in uoniante.llamor.aud Wit. Agents sny it is the best helling book out, a peo ple are tireu 01 repetition ol uiy 4letuils and army rejiortu. one a gent soiu rH in one wcot. Send for circulars, terms, and newsnaner opinions. . Al.-o. Family Quarto Ilibles, the best edition published. . WM. FLINT, Publisher, 2U Soul h Seventh St., Philadelphia. Pa. Circalar, Mill Malay, GaDg, and uross-Uut Every Paw that leaves our factory Is Oil Tempered and Patent Urou n d. ier)eily true and even, and made ot uniform temper by our patent tempering process. -A- Z5C F Common sbp, as good a th bet. Th, HE! JAl'HEr (Colbnrr.'s Patent) AXE cannot be excelled. ft guaranty they will cat 25 per cent, more that, common Axes, wltn less labor to the chopper. Send (or circular and prices to LIPPING COTT & BAKE WELL, Pittsburgh, Pa.. t-ole Manufacturers. For sale by principal Hardware Dealers. THE SUCCESS or the 0.XE B0LLAK SALE a lie volution In Trade. WE furnish at a uniform price of ONE DOLLAR, such articles assre used by every family, at a less price t ban they are sold by any wholesale dealer in New ork or Boston. Agems wanted to co-operate with us In carrying out a plan which meets the wants of the million, and in the disposal of a large and varied stock of I y and Fancy Ucods, Sliver Plated Ware, WaU:hes, Car petings. &c. Our terms to Ageuts are superior to thone of" any other firm, as our circular will show. Thoi-e xetling np Clubs esn secure a piece of Wheeling, Silk Dress, Watch, shawl, Sewlug Machine, Ac, Ac, FREE OF COST. A check describing an article to be sold or a Dollar, 10 cts. ; 20 for t2; 40 lor 84 ; 60 tor 58: 100 ro 810, sent by mall. 'Send money by Iieistered letter. Circulars malted free to any address. Agents wantcu every wuere. Address IIARTtlS PLUMMKR, 31 Hauover St., Boston, Mass. WE ARE OAT IIANI And will sell more for the money tban any Ioij.a r rr.MCF.RN in the Country t3T Our iniluennenU or forming c'ttls tire more than double thai of any establishment m me country. For the proof of this assertion, please examine our Xeruis to Agents, which aro as foiiowv: "Read carefully anI compnre wll h the terras lor geltlng up cluhd as advei lis d by ouier e.iaoiisuiuenis. Any person sending us Tu.o Dollars can receive lot tlie same a sekcttou irotu the lollowlng articles: Two (not one) 0 picture Morocco Albums, 2 pairs (not one piece) of Pants Pattern, '2, not one) 5 bottle Breakfast Shawls, or any l wo article (uot one arii-ie; iruiu our excfiacgrt j.st. M" We will also send 20 p luted notices Oi articles ror sale at one dollar each. Any person sending Tltree lollars can re ceive lor the Hume a selection Iron, lie following articles: 15 yards DeUlne, 1 white Mi7trH.c h'"i ' iimi oiiei iw v iew l urkey Morocco Albums, 2u yards (sheeting, Wool Square Khawl, 2 Bets (not one neti Oold Bosom 8tud, 2( not one) Hair Guard cnainx, wltu goiu plated trlmouugs. (the triimulugs of tbehe chains are advertlsea by other concerns as gold, which is a de ception, as iney are at. 01 tiieio gold plated,) 2 (not one) sliver plated chus-d Butter Dishes, 2 (not one) sliver plated 5 bottle Kevoivlng Castors, 2 fets (nun outset) steel bladed Knives and Forks, 2 (not one) wotsieu Piomenade Hhawls, 3 (not one) lady's Ion gohl plated Chains, 3 (not '..w. l.l.il.'u .nll.l ..t,l r I n III .1 . . one) lady 's solid gold couble Kings, 2 (not out) gem iieavjr cuuseu gOM plated Kings. (These rings are advertised b other concerns as sotid gold, which is a frand upon the public,) 3 (not one) blactc walnut Work Boxes or Writing Desks, i luut uuej ini quunij' xmimuriii nKirts, i sets (not one) of Jewelry and (sleeve uttons to match, 2 (not one- snperlor Turkey Morocco Huopptng Bags, 2 pairs (not tine) lady's Balmoral Hoots. " We will also send 41 printed notices Of arucies ior sate at one dollar each. ... Any vertan. sending Five Dollar (not Ix dollars) can receive for the wiua a selec tion I rum trie louowing articles: A black or colored Alpaca Dress Pattern, a Poplin liAa (J.. 1 nfAM . 1) . ..... . til . ed t-heettng, 1 rUraved.(0 bottles) Mlver piateu nevoiviDg castor,, yards superfine assiuiere. extra heavy laree sizen whiih Q,ulit, 1 pair gent's Call liouu, 4 yards good . wool frocxing, (.not oue) test quulity Balmoral xkiris.au eight day Clock made bv fteth' Thomas. 4 yards double -width Cloth lor ladies' sacks or children's weir. a stiver piaieu uanu or earn basset, fur MulT or Cape, Wool Long Ibtiawl. splendid ciap Family riiote, 4 jards (not 3 yards) double wid h water proof Cloaking;-. 2 sets each (not one set eacn) ivory handled Knives with silver plated Fo.H, X bet ot Lace Curtains. We will also send 60 printed notices oi articles ior saie at one collar each. Any person-tending 7 en Tollars can re ceive lor the aiue a selection iroui tho rollowlnz article : 7 yards (not four vardm double width Cloth or cloaklni:-or contiuk. a inot twoi Dieacnea .iinen 'labia Cloths, with 2 dozen (not one dozen) Linen Damask Napkins, 30 jards (not 25 yurd.) Hemp Carpeting, 13 yardw ruru qtu ity blacsi or colored Alpaca Dress fu terat. 14 yarus extra quality -opi IB l ress fatteriiK, Biivti uuumn iaw nuicu (tiuw, not second handed), 2 dox. (not one dor-n) ivory unuuicu n.,. umueu AUlves null F OTHH, 1 pair superior Wool Ulaotceta. nice Knr a.. I , . . 1 V. I . 1 . 1 ' I . ...... . . . - aiuu ami aDe e. 2 (net one) silver plated Pitchers, 9 yds. (not 7 yds.) engraved ice article, uot a bae imitalion as used ty umni Kutwxrii), (nut iwu) Honey Cotub Ouilts, 2 (iiot one) splendid clagu k'vtmily We Will also spnri nrinfnl nnilm'r ,n arucies ior sale at one dollar each. . . . . j . for larger dubs tbe value isteraases in the same ruto. vur utoclt of goinJ.i is uil new and in good order. 1 ht? quality or the goods is better than those u-ed bv any ovlrer concern lc- the country ."an We are of the- opinion that, alter reading tie above aUverlietiieuL, Some parties will come to the conclusion thai thev have been severely Moiiidfl hy Koiueiil the bogus trift eoncerns in this city, .,-. , .' We cannot offer io the person Vending us the largest amount of money 'for -a month, a gift of money or watchas. as that. is a violation of the law agaiust lotteries we will t-ell to any one who nmy eod us mm- mobst sent -oy egtatred letters or IZ togu7ssttotnyadd F.a. Agents will pit firms have agents in lease nolifv ns ht and they wiU receive our most sincero thanks. . , . t ... lueir town or city.

V:vcl''" uowwrucitsMe list. -Manufacturer and Dealer in Hleam

ail to DB Wiu iu oueorcer; and lor 820 we Water-Gaotces, 8pelt r aud KabblU will sell twcnt'-i.wo articles from oiir ex- ,. Metal, und all Articles apperchange list, ail to be sent in oue order. 1 ' tainlBK lo a Brass Foundry .

THOMAS L. PENN0 & CO, Nos. 52 and 51 Elm Street. BOSTON, MASS.

HAEBWAR2.

CUA1H.11S RABCOCK A Co., WFORTEH AND UtALIK IS Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work. Darnaska Harness, Enameled Patent Leather . Pad Hklns, akirtings, Ac, 4c. IVo. - Main Street. Evansville, July 2, lSfifl JelO BCETTICIIKIt, 2Ui:LL()fifi & Co. (Huccesors to Wei!3, Kellogg & Co.) IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF 13 First Street, SIGN OF THE Bia PADLOCK AXES, AX IIS, ' AX11S, AXES, AXIiS, AX11S, TABLE CUTLERY, TA ULE CUTLER Y, TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, Trace Clitvlnw, Trace Olininni, ' Trace ChaluM, Planters' IToes, I'lanters IIoeH, 1'lanters lloes, s Meclianlcs' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, , COTTON AKI) WOI. CAKHN. (o ri os and wool ('ahiis. co-rroN amii wool, i'auum BR8T RUBBER MCLTINl, BEST RUBBER. BELTIKO, . , , BEiir RUBBER BELTING, - Mill and Cross-Cat Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws, Mill and Cross-Cat Saws. CASH buyers will find It to their advantage to examine oar stock before purchasing elsewhere. At the Old Slana, 13 First St E(ETTICHER, KELLOGG Si CO. trie 8AMVKX.OBR. JAMES DAVIDSON. J. L.ORB SAMUEL ORR & CO., DKAT.KB3 IK IEON, STEEL, TI3T-PL.ATJG, WIRE, ZINC, HPKINGH, AXLE ( Horse ana Mule Shoes, Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, WAC0X AND BCC0Y WOODWORK. WBOI'OIIT Nl'KAP IKON ItOI'liHT the ulgbest market rates. Wafer Slrcet, EVANS VI LLE, ISD. Junll dtf DR. J. W. POLAND'3 WHITE PINE ; COM PO UN D. The Great New England Remedy. - f I. J. XV. POLAKA1' White'; Pino Compound Is nowoflered to the afflicted throughout the country, after haviut; been proved bv iiie lesr. oi iiurteen yearn in tue JNe w J'.uglaud (stales, where its merits iiave become as well known as the tree from which, lu part, it derives us virtues. . - Tbe White Fine Compound CUR12H Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dlntbtheria, iironcbltls, Kplttlng of Blood; and Pulmonary Affections generally. It is a remarkable remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabeteu, Difficulty ef Voidlog Urine, Bleeding from the Kldneys and Bladder, U ravel, and other Complaints. (From the Boston Journal.) rOOTON, January 20, 1866. Poland's Whit Pink Cohpodnia ft baving given it a thorough trial, we ran confidently recommend Inland's W Kit i tne Lbn:pouna as a very valuable article ior i ne cure oi Loacim. uoidi. and Pn . inoiiic CornDluints eenerallv. In wv.ii cases, we have known It to give prompt Mil i.F W. AM all Al a . . . 1. 1 . . been tried, had failed. It to an urtlela wuico, in a enmate so promotive of sudden and severe colds as is that of New rnuianu, ouni 10 oe in every family; aud we are sure that those who once obtain it, and give it a lair trial, will not Luurcaiter ue willing to ue wllnoul 1U A VAI.t7ABI.IE MesICTNE. Dr. Pblnntl's White lxne Compound, advertised ia oar columns, is a success ul attempt to coinblue and apply the medicinal virtues ot the White Pine bark. It. has been thorougniy tested by people In this city and vicinity, and the proprietor has testimonials to Its value from persons well known to our citizens. We recommend its trial in all those cases of disease to which it is adapted, it is lor sale by all our druggists. The While Pine Compound Is now sold In every pan oi uie united Btates and BrlV isu rrovincex, . "- ( Prepared at the . SEW E.(JI,AI BOTANIC DEPOT, Boston, Mass. C. DAMON A CO., Proprietor. CLOUD & AKIN, Wholesale Agents. For sale at retail by all drnggisU. ' mch7'6dtf i ..'i i; . , !,, , v ; JOUN imsoN, - BRASS FOUNDER AND FINISHER, Steam and Cas-I'lpe Fitter, and lug 1 ". 1 , . - : ! AXD fiEJfERAL BLACKSMITUIJfO, Water Street, bet. Pine and lect. 1 KVANSVILLE, IND.

Cash paid Ior old Copper and Brass.

fclatewi&nt of t!i6 Kecfjpti and Hipendllureu. for toantr Purposes, . ror Vanderburgh Count 7, Indiana, for tbe Year ending June 1st, IMiS. RECEIPTS.

County revenue of 1867. ...... Broker s license Ferry licenses............ Ksiray Hales Fedemptlon of lands KrtoneoiM lazes of previous yr. Advertising and printing. Towuship revenue. . "(''cist school revenue........ Hoad revenue........... Revenue to provide for Interest on C. Railroad bonds . Docket lees . Streets Knd alleys Railroad revenue, prlnclpai"".Il Library Deluiqueal tax of 18i8... "!ZT" " Delinquent tax of uso7 ......Z..'.T.'.'.. Kxpenses over receipts, lM ilttl (M) y5 8 00 747 27 5,4H8 81 716 1 4,913 72 27il3 26 A717 ui 313 08 Kl (X) 78 1 9,413 07 1.172 34 Xi7 i 9,718 H9 J11H,9S 28 EXPENDITURES. Expense of culverts ...I 1751 ( flectlf.ns . 161 00 . cou ol y library. ....... m gs 5ai int, on county bonds. 8,6 ) oo township rev., ISOti x.'Z'jfi -jj special school rev. 2:',i)o:i Wi luel 64H (0 lcaf and -lurnb 76 30 ridemplloii of lands.. 716 01 county oiilcers .... .m kj paupers 12,77 !3 prisoners 4 01112 specific ao)unLs. .... . 2,0o.t 24 rtubllo buildings......... 8.979 15 nsane , . ; 78 Wi rop.ds and hlubways.. 8.ft (5 books and stationer". 2.4J3 h. ex officio allowances... 1,428 39 Couu y lorn, Court,... ; I.wH oo bridgi s 3,X5 74 atlvertsingand printlog 1.02!) r overpayment ol taxes 6.X19 (O Interest 2,n:ii 2 inquests t-5 V0 assesslntf........ ........... 2,7-0 76 relief fond 6j99 75 ' sr eclal chool rev., 'C7 1,500 (H) registration .V2 7o road levenue of ISCtf... 3.400 69 courts 8,5. 3 21 tllli 8U5 20 VICTOR BIRCH. Auditor Vanderburgh County. Evansvllle, .June 1st, 18t8. And the Board, after having carefully considered and examined said report, approve the name; aud it Js hereby ordered tout the County Auditor cause the same to be published lor te n days. 1 Jy 29 dlOt Annual Settlement of the Treasurer or Vanderburgh County wltu the Commissioners Tor tbe Tear A.D. 1SI, ending May 31t, A.D. 1SG8. TKKASURF.lt, CR. To asKOKslng. f commissioners special allowances...... specific allowances.,..-.-.. county officers firlsoners nsaue -..-....-. town 5, range iO, principal...... town 6, range 10, Interest. ........ town ft, range 11, lnterfHt.... , town 0, range 11, Interest town 7, range 10, Interest town 7, range 11, intertst........ cotnraou school revenue..-...., to special school tax.-. towuship tax . delirjq. school, spe -lal school, and township tax , advertising and punting erroneous sales .. . ex-ojrjtcio allowances .. public buildings .. ............... elections i .... -. lKKks and stationery overpayment of taxes.- . town 6. range 11, principal culverts gas .. do tax county library ...... . delinquent bchool revenue,.-. courts ..... ... ...... .- bridges - redemption of lands ..-. township , range 10, iuterest. paupers - relief fund Interest on orders ' special road appropnatlon...road tax coroner's lnriuests i roads nd highways .. delinquent dog revenue delinquent township revenue registration - ...... ...... collecting delinquencies, per , settlement sheet 119 00 bHi OO 241 00 1.07 41 6,141 07 2.76S KO :m :to ttllO 00 121 65 43 95 Ki 13 1 10 " 179 & 19.62S 68 21,017 94 3,1C9 V9 : h-m oi ;17 bTt 7MI 17 2,3.11 41 20 00 (170 60 2.0H1 8.". 8 1 104 35 19 4 ri 2,191 02 It 0 00 475 12 1,031 tv" 445 13 321 74 173 22 3,8-1 10 1,153 OO 441 23 30 00 8,255 r?4 187 00 1171) 20 12 M 74 1.' 7 60 151 ',7 18,313 67 8 02 October, lty-v. balance per sett lemeut sheet. dlffereucd in ledger accounts. y8,064 70 '';.' October, 181.7. To asesslng commissioners ..,.....-- sjieclflc allowance county ofllcers fuel .. . Hisaue titwu 5, raime 10, luterest...... ti.wn 6, range 11, lutfrest... .. town 7, rauK 10, Interesl town 7, range 11, Interest Secial schoul lx ... deliuq school, township, and road tax advertising and printing. ....... erroneous i-alt s erM'JJlcio allowances pumlc buildings - elections Uoks and stationery .... OHtstandlng orders overpayment ol tuxes .. delinquent tax .- town 0, range 11, principal town f, range 11, principal town 7, range 11, principal...--. , culverts..,.gas - : ' leaf and dnrnb..... - K. ilC. itailroiid coupons couniy library delinquent school revenue ; town ;, range lu, priucipal Hlukiug lund - - courts .- school tax. bridge - town 7, range 10, principal redemption of lands townslilp 0, riiDK 10, interest.. , paupers. relief lund Interest on orders -. liquor licenses com. school fund, principal .... special road appropriation coroner's iuquest roads and bighwuys delinquent dog revenue OelliKineiil towuship revenue regisii-atlon ..,-....- State revenue township library ............... treasurer's b.-es ..,.-....-. , n. lleane ' common school, Interest balance ....... ..... 2,4 19 80 0 00 1,504 78 7,920 25 4os 1,18 H7 410 Stl V'4 91 135 08 , 95 HI' 90 42, 1.CU5 I - 4,822 27 l,i.o : 2ii M 1 ,()2i 87 6,S 09 H( 60 1,4!9 lo 20 O) 3.024 4o 68,979 21 547 M 248 Wl KJ ) tO 1,418 IS 99 80 , 7J M ,3,(0 tl J,(H2 00 ,na ia bit! 00 2o,.s ;i . 0 O'i'J Nr 20,)H 41 2,-l0 M ;K) oo 3; 4i , l!5 IK) , , fl,5Wi Wl ' 5.16S 75 1,590 25 B 5i0 00 4,752 00 .'IS ,lU i 41 10 C.4I1 87 :tu it, l,'.M 34 :i20 45 24 ,72 1 09 10 91 2."42 01 41 2,7iS 2 69,91 05 ' ' J295.457 82 TBrAMUREtt, I'h. By bal. from Ht tt lenient. May, 'C7.I 72,i!Oi so towu f, rantee l1', liiiertst io in town 5, ranKe 11, Interest -. 87.-, town S, range II, 1 11 lei et.. : 1 135 08 towu 7, range 10, liiteiet... . to i t town 7, range 11, interest - "' 118 42 ad vtrtising and printing ' '17 59 delinquent lax 1U,19.) 91 town 6, rati 11, principal-.-. . ii7.j (KJ damages on forfeited loans. 11 :i ferry liceusd-.-. .....,. 25 00 fines and penalties.. .. 44 44 broker's license )oo 00 , redemption ot lauds ..,.. sij . town (J south, range , Int...... ' 15 08 1 quor 11 census l- .... , ; 3,800 00 commou scuool fund, luterest 5t8 K7 common kciiooI fund, prlnc... 721 50 . tsiray Juud... ,.. , , a ou ' ' 9 wei 70 frtj.ti r ISfTT. ".I : i Eybalnnco by stt.euieut sheet 18,3lS 57 specinu aiiowuiiiM. .. , 51m towu , rauge 10, pi liicipal.-... WJO 00 town 5, rauge 10, luterest .. 18 .'JO - towuh,iHiig li, luterest.-.-... : .. 50 79 , town , muge li, interest.... M 45 48 . towu 7, range 10, ir.terest .. 4 50 towu 7, rauge 11, 11 terest.... . H17 Z4 advertising anil pr nting -. , ,28 50 deliii(iuei.t tax " 3-17 00 towu ti, raime 10, principal...-. loo 00 1 damages 011 lonelled luans 09 53 towu 6, range II, principal...-. 150 00 fines aud pr ha lues...... . ' 1128 48 town V, Jii.uHti.il, piincipui.--. w w culverts....". , flOWl streets apd aily- 1 lr town 5, range" 10, principal ..' bridges i 50 town 7, range 10, priucipal 10.1 82 ledt lili tion of land-.. .'9 12 town 0, range 10iuieiest 2.5 l.j liquor ijceuse 4,750 00 V cummon-scbool.liind, futee-t t,1W 4i . commou schoo luud.piluuipal ."4,700 3 rcbool lund nppornoiiiueiit-,.--. ZJJtei ii amount oi lui tcaie uud a. , ses.-tueut loi isujr... 233,."t0' 71' . , - 1 1.1 ) - i- :i: .!;'! .r.i. - ..,,.95,457 HZ r By Ual;in'e( ..Mr.......VMf-&921 00 ..' J 1. I LUNKK.NHKiMta;1' .' 1 , ,. . . .Trtasorer V.CL'V And th Board huving 'dulv exiifriind ' ra d lieport, : accept hiii approve the same; nuu. uuw uric 'i7ij. Lil u Htl iLiieimsr nro-. .1 I W M f.. 1litM II. M nifrin, 1, I. . i ...... . . inn iu uie iieasurv. ami, 11, .it.,,. 1.. 1 Wl u5, which tin Board. ma, u ,tS exam'T nation, find; collect, aud return Treasurer. r .. . Cokft at;iQ Centi.'i'bT'.BusUt'.i ; THIS SZ cale the, Kvausvlil a'1i'tr.1h01mr pany will sell Coke it 10 cenu. per ousnel. Apply L'S'S 'iSkSC Secreta'ry :

Evausyiiio, J uiy mo. uu. I tn azW

Mcclannic?i Xonxitlry

.Mauu'vw;! orers and Boilders of; Steam Ensliies, Circular Saw 3X1113. Grist Had Hoar , Alius, Tobacco Bwcre ynruuiir g Machines, Distil-J ' lerytind Mining Mach'uery, Malt MUls, Corn i.lers, H.u8e Fronts, Cellar Grates. 0N'& BRASS CASTINGS.

Of every description, (achluery of all kinds Made and Kepalrei. Dealers in Belting, Fire Bricks, . P ton ui Ganges, and frought Iron 11 pes. Old materials bought

1 We have the facility or the beitMsisiasry aud Workmen, and will Klve ail ratK entrusted to ns our lndlvlclual iitteii.I'jn, nil onlrtrs promptly, warrant our 1 its., and charge reasouatde pi it-n. UtP.ceand Konndry, corner of Kirst nud r4l treeO), Kvansvllle, 1ml. N. H. Workmen sent to all parts to Ht lp work and ilo repairing. (u22am HCiiULTZK. THUMAN & CO WILLIAM HEILMAIi (Haccessor to Krate A llellm Manufacturer snd Builder of PORTABUC AA'JJ STATIO.YA.& T TEAM ENG1NE3 AfID E0ILEII SAW AND GItlST MILL MACIIINKliy,

. Thresting KacMnes, Collii ikiil Tobacco IrHi-

ft I UIIUjU UJlti Mil j Lis, Ac, Ac, ' KVAN4VILLK, IND. SHirr Ikon anil Coppkk Work mvsre w Order on short no .ice. . KJ ."ft. I ; IRON AND BRAHti CAUTJJ7U8 -! , ! Of frverv Uescription. --!!. l.i. . .t ; . Daltw'in;fteaT Uangpa, dam Hell In Fire Krlcks, Wrouiflit Iron Pipes, Hottlt, Cloths, dec, at ruauulHcturbrh' prices. SI V W S' W T M mm i m . v ' 'REPAIR! Alt done at short not ice. apr2S GROCERIES. CHARLES VIELE & CO., , W II a I, K N A I K & .R O O E X, f5 SOUTH WEST CORN UK First and Sycamore Str.t i;, EVANBVIIJE, IND. eu9dtA; ISAAC HEX MANN, , DAVID HKIMANN, I. & 1. IILIJIAN.V, ' Wholesale Dealers In G.BOOEE I IU S, Foreign and Domestic Liquors, NAILS, COTTON YARNS, OLABttWA .UK o., a.o., ' JTos. CO and ('2 .Tlaln Street. Between Bcoond and Third, . ,' i ' EVAXHVItH, 1st. i FJSII DEPOT. ovaodtf D2. H. H. HARVEY, BOOM jNo, 1.' .VALKKHM BUILDINtl t Corner Main and Third (Streets. Office Hours 1Q to IJj'S to 5t 7 to a 14 dftu-it--- -'' :j DR. '.A,: WEBBER I (Formerly of lir pklnsvihe, Ky.) Offers u protewdoni.1 services to the cltlUeMdeuoe on 1 between Cherry and Oak (street. nw,- , . : pu. A. C. HAYNES Devotes bis time, exclusively to treating lilseast'' t.u I'-V.l his Otrlr;. oil tti cwuet of I ntru and walnut HtretrU. oppotatioCIty Council Cmvinber. " A iree cunio for tne beuoflt of the poor, r - " w . .oi? oo.rs Jf wm u to 12 A. M. an.l froaa 2 to 6 l. I 'nal8 il in

:n x t t ue w o a l z e l l, ,,,, j Wholesale Dnalar in Groceries, Nails, White Lead, Liae, I .; .. . . Cement, &o, IT. 13 Water Strei't, doolOdly JCTANrntU, In.

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