Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 September 1868 — Page 2

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KV.1KSTILLE JQWll C0MP1XT, . O 1 ott St reet. BtwitHI1', W EDXESPAY SEPTEMBER 3, 1863. To the lacorymose editorial in the Courier of yesterday, we have only a word or two in reply. For weeks Democratic orators anl papers have been denouncirg Union men in the South most of them gajlaot soldiers--wb located there in good faith, and invested their rueaus with the intention of making it their futdre homes," 3 " carpet taggerr," and " soaUa vrags.' They have repeated with evident relfKn viin'slanderi made upon these gallant inen hj Southern speakers and t wftoers. aud refrained from no insult, ' They hWv-dine tL'eir heat to array '.against .theta.tfiefr former,"," friends', io the Northern States, and; rnake them sympathiser 'with their ' persecutors When we apply the s amq rule to the gentlemen engaged in this work, we have a gush of tears worthy of Niobe, and are catertatoed' with .long horclie about the 0'irtesy' of the ' press "When theso gentlemen learn to apply thc 'adaiza " that" those who livo in la?rfco&sc3 shoaM ff3t trWstonS9, to thcmscWa-iI they may' avoid these unnldiisiintrics thev are SO fond of heaping upon others. If carpet bag gers wish to abuso carpet bagger, tbey ought at least to possess the philosophy of a Mark Tapley, and be icily. uniel the .returning Tblowsl Pecksniff, with his whito handker ch ef to his eyes and a carpet bag in his hand, is simply contemptible. rosej County toaventlon. lhs Democratic Convention in Posey County wa3 slimly attended About three hundred participated in tho proceedings. The ticket nomin ated is as follows. For Keprescntative, M. T. Carnahan. For County Treasurer, J os. Showers. For Sneritf, A. Lichtenberger. "rJiWAuprainrj A. I!Steveos.T For Surveyor, J. V. Whitworth. JIuch dissatisfaction was occasioncd, and threats of bolting freely indulged in by some of the disappointed candidates. They allege that Magnus T. Carnaiiaji packed the Convention and defeated . them by strategy. They ought not to complain. The same thing occurred in our county. One, at least, of tho Democratic nominees owes his success to Republicans, who gave him a friendly lift in the nominadog Convention. Seymour and Blair were nominated accord ing to Dr. Pierce, Mr. Hendbick's brother-in-law by the most shameful duplicity and treachery. Gouging for Dominations is a time-honored principle with the Democracy, and we wero un Jer the impression that it was everywhere reccgaized as. such. Tht refractory must be whipped in. Played Oct. The Courier confessc3thaT"Tt3 candidate for State Secator is a Republican. The party must be pretty well played out when it i3 compelled to nominate a Republican for its most prominent office and : eecurp.tho scryieos of "carpet baggers " for editors. Tiifi youirjj German whoso horsemanship afforded the Courier so much amu-icraen5 is fully oil enough and tall enough to reach the ballot-box in October and November. His vote, we apprehend, will not occasion so much satisfaction on its part. ' 31 a. Thomas Hitch, who took off his coat 31ain Street, on Monday, to w hiDjoc.it L?en, is out with an affidavit iu the Courier setting forth the very amiable qualities of himself and associates. We copy his affidavit ia another place, and some eworn testimony iu connection therewith. The gushing orator who spoke at the Democratic pole raising on Monday night said the " game cock which Eurmounts tho pole was of the Shanghai species, and was imjorted into this country for this especial pur pose." Wa conclude, then, this game cock is a earpet-bagzer." Shanohaw -arc the stupidest of all chickens. Au imported Sliangliii is the best emblem of a party, which depends on imported votas for success, that could bo devised. Imported Shanghais and " carpet-bag " editors make a fine combination. A Kentucky Exhortation. Hopkins ville, Ky., Aug. 27, 1S63. Editoi s Journal : Although in Kentucky the loyal man has been bound hand and foot and delivered over to the traitors' rule, by those who were the professed friends of the Union at the earlier stages of" the late war, and although, iu consequence thereof, it has become a sort of Botany Bay fjr rebel u,car pet-bagpers," and " scallawags " from every disloyal State, so that Union men hereare completely powerless,' still, the writer hereof, as well as others who asrree with him, heartily rejuic-j in the prospect ot a great and glorium Republican victory in your State in October, as rwell aa in November. There would bo no trimming sails to Democratic breezes by Republicans in your State, (if. indeed, there is such a thing there,) it they only knew, as we know, of the unabated violence and virulence of rebel hatred to tho Government. I use the word rebel in the above sentence as equivalent to Doprooorat If they are not synonymous terms here, I should like to see tne louomachist who could distinguish the difference between them. 1 h.ve noticed some discussion in the papers as to whether there was proscription toward Union men because such, here. - Now, while 1 know of no acfial viol, nue toward loyal men recently, yet I well know that the Fpirit ot it exists, and i have no more doubt of it3 outbreak in tangii ble actions should Seymour and m ... , ha chifted. than I have that they will 'not do. iac so iar as propcnntion can be practiced in a manner short of . T I . I t T Violence, a snow wnereoi jl alarm when I state that it is practiced nni formly aud designedly every other

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f. tUamaalvea tfAITl inD SOCl-lV I lie nf the loyal, i -lttCY arc uaturuiiy re-i uy nnl 1 Tl t r. r tL a t nn . li tit cmAAitnAn. tions are concerned, tney navo piayea on that game so , lODg as to nave wen over to themselves the more mercenary part of the 'Union element, and those who remain meet it with the greatest defiance. It only seryes to illustrate and lully exnibit the spirit of treason and rebellion, and to show that ft embodies all the elements oi tyranny and oppression, and i3 entire iy inconsistent with treedom pi thought, speech or action. Itwouia enslave the tegro to the service or its votaries,', and the white man to its sentiments and leelings; an i woo w each class if they do nos yie'.a to tnese requirements, These things snow mat iucio nothing ameliorating, nothing humanizing, and no emancipation oi any en thralled tlucg, in mis fpirii. ui iicaon with which we have to deal. But its most revoinnc assumpuon IS Vet lO W IU1U. Aimo v a 3 nucu a man must Le pofgessed ot tne xoveiy spirit of the meek and lowly One before h3 cou;d or should preach redsmption to poor, dying humanity, tut here in Kentucky, the once proud and noble old Commonwealth, a man must' be fully imbued with the foul spirit of treason before he can acceptably preachChrist and Him crucified. Infamous these things are, but they are nevertheless" fo. Yet this is Democracy, p'tr excellence, and glorious old Indiana, with the laurels she earned duing the late war by the brilliant deeds ot her soldiery, aro now asked to embrace it. If she would hear a Keotuckian, "native and to the manor born," she would prefer ; any other dishonor to this. :;.''. .TT . ' The great comfort of tho Union men here is the undimmed prospect of the triumphant election of Grant and Colfax. This consummation is sure, if the party works as it should, and wo believe is working in this glorious cause. Whocau fail to work in it earnestly and persistently ' who loves his country and freedom? It seems to me that no contest ever had more inspiring motives to urge men forward. Here, however,1 although we feel thus our work is unavailing and well nigh useless, except to show our love for our country and our faith in her cause. A rebel can never bo persuaded; he must be coerced, aud loyal men in governing them snouia never consult their wiBlies. lhey should only detenuino what is proper in the premises I what is to the true interest of the whole country, and then compel rebels, willing or unwilling, to yield to them. A traitor nowadays has no gratitude; kindness toward him affects not his heart: it only touches his vanity and leads him to believe you fear him or desire his favor, and makes him more exacting. Rut I have dwelt too long on these beguilmq; thieves, aud must delist alter expressing the earnest bopa that you may win a complete victory over tho World, tho iMesb, and the Devil, as emooaiea. (according to lirownlow.) in the Democratia rarty. at your next, and now fast approachicg, election. That you will do so, my enthusiasm in your cause, ray deep conviction that it is just and patriotic, aod my knowledge of the devotion of your people to freedom and the right, assura me, Hopefully, JtiDELWELS. County Convention. Mr. Carvel, 111., Angust 27, 1863. Editor Journal : At a Republican meeting held in this city to-day, for the purpose of choosing delegates to the Senatorial Convention to be held in Alb'oa on the 10th of September, Robert Bell, Esq,, Dr. W. B. Ridgway and Colonel J. W. Inger?oll were chosen said dele gates, and instructed to cast their votes for V llliam H. Robinson, of Wayne County, for candidate for State Senator, and C. I. Wilmans, of Wabash County, for member of State Board of Equalization. Reporter. A SENSIBLE SOITHEUNER. Letter frora the fhler Justice of North Carolina (.runt's Election the only Koad to Peace. The following is the letter of Chief Justice R. M. Pearson, of North Carol ina, himself a Conservative, to the Conservatives of that State, which has been alluded to in our dispatches: To Vie Conservative Party; I am alarmed at the condition of the country, and fear we are drifting into another civil war. In my opinion the " war cionds " are darkening now as-in tha Winter of lSCO-til. We were then promised " peaceable secession ;" we are now to have " peaceable nullification." Under these circumstances I feel it to be a duty to make known the reasoning by which I have arrived at the conclusion that every man who has an interest at stake and who wishes to have neaca and avoid bloodshed, should vote for Grant and Coltax. Beinir a member of the Con servative party and having been elected Chief Justice of the Supreme Court ou tne nomination of both parties vy uuauiuiuua yotO Ot tne " peole it is fair to presume that have their confidence, and that what I say will be eonsidftrprl calmly, as the advice of a friend who has no motive save the public good. I trust to be held justified bv the emergei cy, for expressing my opinion, and to be allowed to do so, without being drawn into the vortex ot politics: with my views silence would bo criminal, u-oa Aimiguiy loruia a war of races! Violent politicians avow tneir purpose to agnate, turn things upside down, nullity and bring on another war, rather than submit to let the negroes vote and hold office. isut is it not tne part ot wisaom ana patriotism to accept " the situation," and try to make the most of a bad bargain, rather than make bad worse? I cannot, as others seem to be able to do, exclude from my mind the fact that the South attempted a revolution and was Bubjugated, and our condition is one of the bitter fruits of rebellion ! " Let us have peace." This is the point on whioh my opinion rests. 1 he New York Convention declares our State government a mere creation of usurpation, and, of course, not entitled to the allegiance of the people; it proclaims the reconstruction acts of Congress unconstitutional, revolutionary and void omitting the word null, lest it might call up unpleasant recollection ot the days of nullification, when the strong will of Jackson prevented war. If the reconstruction acta are void so are the reconstruction measures of President Johnson, and the negroes are still slaves. This leads to war. But it is said " slavery

of how? Admit, however, that tho only object is to deprive the freedmen of political rights. HoW( can. that

UODB UV ID6 UIIUI ttuu mv iub uajuueu u ,, nuaatmn Tho ffflPdulfln are nOW IQ VJ UVd.IV 11 . ' ooasesion o lhe, right toyote;. course, if they vote the Constitution cannot be amended, so the only mode is to carry out practical 'y the doctrine that the reconstruction aotS arc void, and our Constitution is of no effect.' This is nullification, and disguise it as they may. it must result in war. History furnishes no instance of four millions of people, t acked, as their arc. in our State, by a clear ma - jority of 20,000 votes, being deprived of political rights which they have enioved for years. It cannot be done without a civil war. It is against the order of nature. My countrymen!. It is time to pause and refuse longer to follow the lead of violent politicians. -rAVe should discard prejudice and passion. and act on our own judgments as to what should -be done under the circum stances by which we find ourselves surrounded The most violent members of any raitv. provided that thev can sret members enough at, the start to make a respectable showing, alwa5Ts carry their noint. for reason is nut aside, Vituperation and abase are hurled at all who hesitate "he i3 not a friend of the South : he is a : traitor to ' his race and color,??' etc., etc. ! The wo men and children (creatures of feel insi ioin in the clamor, and so it goes You and I were opposed to secession, the bulk of the people opposed it, yet we were hurried into it. ' Alter the ordinance, like true men, we adhered to our State, and rendered faithful allegiance to the Confederacy no to the surrender. What did we srain by it? I Should rather 8sk, W ho can estimate what we lost by it? Let mo ask. why did Gen. Lee sur render? Because he could not help it! For the same reason, we must Hubmit to the political, not the social (for that is a thins under our own control) eauality of the freedmen This is "tho situation "the question is, shall we go on, and again make bad worse, or shall we try to make the best of it? . What is the reason that the negro vote,' instead of being scattered, is concentrated with the full torce ot a solid column. It is carried by the violent opposition made to the will of the ueneral Government in regard to reconstruction. The freedmen have still an undefined imoressioo that there is still a wish to reduce them to slavery. They certainly have a well founded belief that there is a determination to do prive them of political equality. This makes them pull togeth er:' remove the pressure and their votes will be neutralized, and unless I mis take the power and enect or the saDeriority of the white man. aided as he is by education and the possession of the wealth of the country, in a few vesrs thev will vote as before Iojj. My conclusion is, we must concede to the freedmen political equality, if we can only satisfy them we do so in eood faith by voting for Grant and Colfax. Then there will be an end of the strife. The contemplation of war and bloodshed will be put far from us. The freedmen will become satisfied that it is for their good interest to al low us to have the guidance of public affairs, and the innate power and vig or of the white man will convince the world that we are ablo to carry a weight of four millions imposed upon us by the unaccountable decrees of Providence, and still work out our destinv as the grandest renublio that has ever been known among tho na tions It is inevitable that the Conserva tives mut split into two parties. The Peace Conservatives and the War Conservatives, or, to avoid inconsist ency, the nullifiers. The difference is so vital that thev cannot act tcgather os one party. Ihe numbers act with the Democrats. There can be no rea son why the Conservatives, without identifying Jhemselves with the Re publicans, but keeping up tneir or ganization as a party, and leaving the nullifiers to go to themselves, may Dot act with the Republican party. and vote tor Urant as the man lor the occasion, who, like Jackson, will put a stoD to nullification 'in the new shape in which it now raises its hydra fiead. When the storm is over, tho Con servative party, representing as it does, the property and intelligence of the State, will take the guidance of affaire, and all will be well. R. M. Pearson. Richmond Hill, N.C., July 20. 1SG3. E. H. FAUICHILD. J. w. BlXGHAVFAIRCHTTiD & BINGHAMr CommlHsion jMorcIinritw 81 Xasazlne Street, nova) diy JTEW ORLEANk. Cold Medal Steam and Horse Power TlIRESHEits, Manufactured by the Roblason Machine Works. FOR LIGHT DRAVGHT, SPEED In tbrefcblng, ana navm and clt-xninic tue grain, we believe tutu machine ban no equal la America. All wliu contemplate buyluK Ihhseasuawlli consult tuelr Interest by calling on or addreiwtng us Ho.ru Also, tor sale May Raked and Furies. Cane Mills and Kvaporators, Cider Mil 1m. tc..&c. THUS. HCANTLIN A HOIS, iso. v Mam streut, (Marble Hall.) Jy3-d2ra Kvansvtlle, I nil. Crescent City Varnish Factor OF- . A. SCHWjEGERLE & CO, IMPORTERS OF G UM COAL, And .Manufacturers of T1BMSUES, JAPANS, Jtc, Offickand Warehouse: Corner Klxt and Walnut Streets. Factory : Canal Street, opposite Ellis a Mills, i Jytdtf EVAysVltLE. IKT. WM. C. TUENOCK & COBRASS FOUNDERS, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters, Owner Fine and First Streets, Cash paid for old Copper and Brass. Dealers in ail kinds of Brass Cockj Whistles, and Steam Ganges. Partlcolat attention paid to repairing and adjastinj Steam Gauges ' f Inne8 tf r i i 11 - C." !R. ZRTJjD-D , STEAMBOAT AGENT. Special Agent Tor the Baltimore A Ohio Kali road, nxya-tr evaitsyiijuc. iwd.

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SOnUEBMINN BtJEFORD, Apotliecarles, OlEllA DRUG STORE, ' (CHANDLER'S BLOCK,) No. 18 South First Street EVANSVILLE, IXD. Dealers in Pore Drag. Medicines, and tJDemicais ; wines, ts anaies, so , 1 ar meatcinai DurDOses. . Will keep constantly on hand a large assortment of Perfumeries, Toilet Soaps, Hair, Nail, Tootb, and Clothes Brushes. mt .prescriptions careiauy compoanaea at an noun. lauz? cum H. J. SCHLAEPFER. DKAIJCB tit PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, "Wines and Brandies, Where you can find the largest stock ot I 'louet Articles in tne west. Physicians' crescrlDtlons filled at all hoars, day or night, by none but experieocei r rescnptloa uruggisis. mayzi) own LEliin & LEMCRB, Formerly Leich, Carlstedt A Co., Wholesale Druggists No. 78 MAIN STREET, an20 dAwSm EVANSVILLE, IND. CLOUD & AK.1N, Wholesale Druggist. MANUFACTURING CHEMISII No. 16 North First Street AGENTS FOR GEORGE EL REED'S DOMES?! LIQUID DYES. GENERAL AUKNTS FOB DR. ARMSTEAD'S TONIC STRUj UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, and PILE OINTMENT. ' All orders oromptlv filled. JOIl.V LAVAL, W holesale and Retail Drugs.. Dealer in Medicines, Paints, Oils, Brushes, fcc, MAIN ST.. bet. Second and Third. Kvansvllle, Ind. Particular attention elven to CUTTING WiNIXiWUUHS Wnym. IJunlil dtl OnARLES BAOCOCH Co., IHPORTI8 A WD 19KAI.KB IU Coach & Saddiery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Damaaka Harness, Knameled Patent Leather Pad Skina, Skirtings, dec, &c iSTo. 8 Main Street. Kvansvllle, July 2, 1866 jelO DIETTICnEK, KELLOGG & Co. (Successors to Wells, Kellosx A Co.) IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF 13 IT'irst Street:, SIGN OF THE BIG PADLOCK AXES, AXES, AXES, AXES, AXJblS, AXES, TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE CUTLER j TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, - Trace Chains, - Tra.ee Chains, Trace CholnSt Planters' Hoes, Planters' Hoes, Planters' Hoes, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, BliLDKRS' UARDWARE, BllLUKUS' HARDWARE, I'OTTOX AKD WOOtCARM, COTTON ANU WOOLCAKMi, COl lOS AMI WOOL CAltiXS BKST RUBBER BELTING, BKHT HVBBKH BELTING, BKUV KUBBEK BELTING, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws. CASH buyers will find it to their advan tage to examine our stock before purchasing etoewbere. At tne Ola Stand, 13 First St BCETTICniB, KELLOGG A CO. 1V16 J.UOSK SAMUEL ORR & CO., IRON, STEEL, TIA'-PJLATE, 1FIBE, SPRINGS, AXLES, Horse ana Male Shoes, : . Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, WAG0X USD BUGGY W00BW08K WROCCHT SCRAP IRON BOUGHT At the highest market rates.

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New York with a If . - . SP3CEHIIII STOCK OF GOOBS IN THE TAILORING AMD CLOTHING 'V: LINE. ' . i now offer th same to the public at the ' : - ' lowest : CASH PRICES, At lam determined to sell the Cheapest Goods to be found in Evansville. . My stock txmti&ls in, Jort pfith fm lowing goods: 4 - . 4, . i . ' ' '. i . i HEADY-MADE CLOTHING. CLOTHING; A.3Ii Hi K 1 1ST 13 S. PIECE GOODS OP THE Latest Styles, Which I propose to make up to order VERY CHEAP! AXS IK THI BEST STYLE! . 0 All Goods made by me tearranted to please. Also, a very fine assortment of GENTS' FURNISIIIiVC M GOODS Such at SHIRTS, DRAWERS, NE CK TIES, UNDER WE A R GLOVES, SUSPENDERS in fact, too numerous to mention. Give me a call, at my old stand, Xo. 8 SOUTH FIRST STREET EVAHSTBfJIE, ID. j. H. CAR I IN. au!4 United States' Marshal's Jala. .42 wwrrklt DECREE B tii t$ Hale rendered I y the ,rt'?.,Crrti? TUniled Wtates lor the ltrio-t of In. lana. sitting aa a C oort of Adm Iralty , in u.nua, " . .., William the ease of ueoixe ,jiiuv, llpio, William H- Clvln. and others, llbellants, vs. the eamboat J. K. Hpyle, her engines, tackl-1, ap.-areU ai d urnitare. I wlil, on 1 1 tesday, the It day ol Beptember. i868. be '.ween the hours of 10 o'clock A., and 4 o Vlock P.f. of Jldday, at the court house c'loor, n Main btreet. In the city of EvansvlUle, county of ander. barab.and Mate of Indiana. seU at public auction to the bi gbest bidder the said steamboat J, K. Ho yle, her engimea, tackle, apparel. and" furnme.Kpoo TJ sited States Maisnal: Bya aou.lAr, Ix.putv. Chas. E. Mxbsb. Proctor for XdbeUanta, au21dl0t ADDLPI I WAGENEB, Umbrella; i Hannfactarer,ment to TH IRD BTaEET, oetween ml, near the Cttthoiic be glad to ae his old ' ew aland. nn."' t bat parties tiave been Ity efatmtn to toe aay is any authority to to,aad ail tnos elaUntng a axe impostors. loe and livini

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(Succsflsors to Steele 4 Trible,) MASUffACTURKRS GW ANt SRAlEBS I If Sasb, Doors. Blinds, Frames, MOULDINGS, &o. "Ail orders for work In the Bnildlng line am promptly attended to;""' " We keep constantly on hand all kind: of LUMBER. PINE and POPLAR FLOOK INO, WEATHERBOAROINO, Ac Scroll Sawing of every description axo Dressing of Lumber done to order. Factory at the old stand of Steele at Trible, , -

second st. bet. ihesinnt nna tnerry. Kvansvuxe, Ind. apU dtf CARD In retliiog (rem the above partnerflbip 1 desire to return my itinn ks to uay friends who have favored me with business, and would ask tneir continnnnc with the new firm. - ;:! JAMES BJEKJLK. Kvansvllle, Jan. 29, . - . . . -. ' i THE . MTKSCKIBKK 4XTISrrS the Lnmber Business at bis old stand at the corner of Main and Seventh Streets, and would respectfully inform the public that hia stock Is large and second to nD in the assortments, embracing Pine oi a' thicknesses and quality, front the nlct' , Third Common Saginaw Board up t ' Three-Inch First lcar l'laak. ; Aiko, sou BOOKS of various thlekuetc and styles, and . i t. 10.000 L.1UUTS. ; ' "Window t-a.sh, Pine and Poplar ShlnEl 8 and 4-feet ath, Mouldings,, Oaslngt Quarter-Itound, tc, tc i , .' - y f Orders from tho country, rivet or rai. tilled promptly., ; 1 e2U3m JOHN J GLOVEK Builders and faiatera. . wTEMAYE IJf STOKE, ' r '- 50,000 pounds strictly pure Whfti Ijead. j ' 60,(XO pounds pure Star White Lead.' i 60,0iX) pounds Bay State White Lead.: , 1)00 gallons Linseed OiL 6,000 pounds No. 1 Putty, in Bladders ; Caus. ' ' . . .. '- . . i i b . .. ; :-. ' Window Glass, all sisea. . ' -. I Glaziers' Points and Putty Knives. , COLORS of every variety.- BUY oT OIL. All of which wa ara selllnsr aabha ; aacan be puxctiased In the West. . .. , . KELLER it WHITE, Wholesale Druggists, -Evansville, Ind. mehStx j.- -'"! i'u 'ir- . ! . WILLIAM IITTNTSEXJ, MA. JTUF ACTC RKH OWyc ' Sasii, Doors, El lnds, Frames, !tc. and Dealer In' : ' ! 1 h ; ' "'I " i Pine and Poplar Lumber, Shingles SIDING, FLOOBlSa, W.,' . , . . . . , .. . , .,.',. i i and Factory, Vomer fyih and Walnut Street, Kvansvllle, Ind. ; . Orders from abroad promptly attended to. Evansville Slate Depot BUILDERS' EMPORIUM. , ; ; .... : .., B ARE THE A1JEST8 FOR oae nt the larsest Blate manufactories In the eoontry,ana are prepared to inrnisa at the manufacLucers' priees, on short no Roofing Slate of different Btyles and qaality; - ' i : : - " ' Biaie jtiearkus; . . Blte Jama for Fire-placea; -Blate Black Boardn for Huhools; - Hiatal m.l M&rble Tilea for Floors: And would imrLloularlv call attention to the fact that the Blate Hearths, Jams, and Black Board Is the cheapest and best arti cle lor the purpose now auown. BABCOCK A BTEET.K, Water, beulxcu8i and WalnatSta, may 29 aind - TO BUILD EES. m and tinblio In eeneral. that I have ou hand and am still receiving a large stock of i -1 MlcMgan, Saginaw, and Green Bay Pine and Poplar Flooring and Biding, PINE LUMBER, SHINGLES, &c Which I will sell cheap for cash. , , WM, HTJNNEU Offlca and Factoiy corner Filth .and W alnut 81 reeU, Evansville, Ind. Jel8 3m JAMES SWANSON & 80N, : Wholesale and Retail Dealers In , PINE LUMBEE, Shingles, Lath, Doors, and Sash, Also, a large assortment of Allegheny, Chicago, and Toledo Lumber and Floorlne, Dressed and Undressed, on hand and for sale. 1 ; - ; Extra Sawed and' Shaved : Pint Shingles, eighteen inches long, . , Wa respectfully solicit tha eltleens of Evansville to give us a call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. ', VAED OS WAIIB BTKtKT, . (Opposite Lamasco Wharf),' : ' EvansvUl All orders promptly attended to. ' may23 dOm r m ,i . EUILDEKS' E51POE1U3I. E HATE JVHT RECEIVES TUE following, and offer them , at re markably low prices: - ; 50,000 feet YELLOW PINE FLOORING; 20,000 feet POPLAR FLOORING ; 100,000 POPLAR LATHS; ; , . 1 100,000 POPLAR SHINGLES; : - 2,000 barrels choice WHITE LIME; , 1,000 barrels CEMENT. ' '.'.'. Also on hand a full stock Of Doors, Sash Blinds, ;.Glass, Nails, Paints, Oils, and Building Hardware. -; . , , B ABC0CK & STEELE . . Water Street, bet. Locitt and Walnut, au8daw30d EvK8Vii if, Isd. CARPETS. O A s ;p E WAREHOUSE, T VII. E. FRENCH & CU Nos. 47 and 49 Blaln St., ETAHSTILlE. The largest and most complete meat of assort-Uousc-Fnrnisliins Goods in tha STATE OF INDIANA. : . In STYLE. QUALITY, and PRICE, we PEiTY ALL In addition to all onr other lines ol goods, we have , ' . 40,000 Rolls WALL PAPER, at UNUSUALLY LO W FIGURES. By means of a NEW INVENTION In the production of oLV "BM ket, we arS now enabled to sell these t lgaut goods at-about - 25 PER XJJii-i,-?-IM than e were ever beforeoffer .. ."SSruirt A cAix. ; apr!7dtf ; in wjAA:, i & - F. GRAUPNER, , 1 1 ! ' DYER AND SCOREft:1 FIFTH STREET, bet. Oak and Cherry. Riik Wool. Cotton, Ac, colored to order. Ail work warranted, and any damages promptly paid. Ia27 d8ra

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T11VMA5 Sieclianics. foundry 1 . v.? Manafaeturers and Builders of Steam Engines, Circular Saw i,J i. , ,.J . ' .If' LI A . II HIS. - JGrist and Bvut Mllla. Tobacco Bwcre tia'mmiiig Machines, DUU1-3 ' -lery a.tid Mining Ma ch'nery, Malt Mills, Corn 'diallers, Heuse Fronts. Cellar Grates. I0N & BRASS, CASTINGS. Of every description. !:' , " J . 5 . ' , ' - ' facalnsry of all kinds Made and Bepalred. lers In Belting, Fire Bricks, Steam Gauges, and "roaght Irofa Plpas. Old as aterlala bought Wa ' have trie facility of the best Maainary and Workmen, and will give all f Jra entrusted to us our individual atten la, nil orders promptly, -warrant oar f rc, and charge reasonable prions. , jl?.c and Foundry, corner of First and j it Btreets, Kvansvllle, Ind. 1. a. Workmen sent to all parts to lit p wore ana un re; 1 do repairing. HUHVVtZiF, THCMAN A CO SDXiBm WTTJJAT.T TTRTTJ.TAN (Snooasaor to Krats & Helm CITY:' " FOUMIJEIIS Manafacturer and Builder of PORTABLE A.ND STA.TIONAHT TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST MILL MACHINERY, Threshing Machines," Cotton and Tobacco I'ressei CIR C ULA R SA W MILLS, Ac, AO., ' EVANS V ILLE, IND. ' bhkjtt laow and Corrxa Wobk mada tt order on abort notice. . . . . IR ON A-llD . BRAJ33 ' CAJSTINGS of every descriptlcn. Dealers in Bteam Gauges, Oum Belting Fire Bricks, Wronghl Iron Pipes, BolUKf Cloths, Ac, at manufacturers' prices. lt IX EPA IRING done at short notice. apr25 GROCERIES. CHARLES V1ELE & CO., WHOLESALE 3- JEt O O JB1 It , aOUTUWEST CORNER First and Sycamore Streets, . Etamvou, Iitn. au9 dtf.; CSAAO BHIU5 If. DAVID HKMUtll I. 4i I. HEIMANN, ' . ' Wholeaalo Dealers In ' GROCEEIE8, ' ' Foreign and Domestic Liquor t, NAILS, COTTON. YAR S3, GLASS WAR , . Ac., Ac, . IToBltid and C2 Main Street, Between Second and Third. EVAJSVUUI.I, ID . FISE DEPOT. ov30 dtf PHYSICIANS ' DR. n. M. HARVEY, ROOM NO. 1. WALKERS BUILDING (Wer Main and Third S'.reeU. r 0t Hour- to 12;2 to 5: 7 to 9. U dD3 ' v , dp, A. WEBBER ' (Formerly of HopKinsvllle, Ky.) Offers yU proeslonal servlcM to tne Cltlana of Kvansvllle. . Besldence on Xnird, between Cherry and SerovtoeFost-OfBe leS7dfl o s DR. A. . C . HAYNE3 Devotes his time exclusively to treating piHeases of the EYE, at his offlee, on the coiner or Tulid and Walnut Streets, cppo alte the City Coanoil Caamuer. - A tree olinio for the beaedl of the poor, from a to o'cloctc a. M. ' Office Hour From to 12 A. K. nd from Sto&r. M. ' ' ... i t f tnalS drim HATTllE W DALZELL. ) , i. Wholesale Dealer In Groceries,1 NalhJ, White Lead, Lime, Cement, &c, No. 18 Water Street, declO dly Evawsviulx, Isn.

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Western ililiury Iritute, Dayton", For annonnceinei.i f;. V'th. "" Wl 1 tion. ddrT were, LuV'.?' lajtot., Ohio, J. JEH f3. AUL STYJLES AMD SHAPES OEI TOCRS FOR A OTIIIXtt. " ',lT"ewhos,"nd n" an order for FIVE ViKS- at ONf; IOI,L.AR AND A OSK EXXIiA, KJll NOfHINu. receive We will nut 2lf F. mf k antl prove it the best fl twined ana tue largost sieel. measnrino. i a?n .wi u naif inches. Wo have n;a.U Area f.ir i yettiK.aud won't Tl -Id tha palm iu Miaoo to ny manufacturer, and yet con ess that bet us iu his p.,u,iU bB e. l he circular olt aud contlnuon .fi. . .,,.!. labor produce Wlee asmu -u t tiec-L W e call 1 1 UU L.U U ttJ 'a l itXr RED JACKET AXE, All V Olie Whr I Anita na an rr,1r fs- tl r f AX of tola Khtime. &t TWO niM.Rl A 1 1 re-lion si 1 1. hcnU'srDiin.Un ..n f i .. But if there should happen lo be oue no unfortunate as not o Kuow ui, send tue money and we will ha aure to please you. LIPPIXCOTT A- n.lKKWtLL, PITTS31CKO, Pa., Mole owners of Colburn's Patent Axe. $1200 Tbi oc v 1 is A YKAIC TO AQKNTS to .e!i ihe B AH. kHITT. MACHINE. J-ull va lieufor free. luxLra. 1 II fl iiPAiiion til I . . t-nA rl e need age lmb. Cull on or addre-s W. ii. rienced as WiLsUs A LO.. Cleveland. Hri.., Mas..; or St. Louix, Mo. " The Most ReLUble One Dollar Siie. BEST ISnirc-K.flKXTj TO Ai.ENTB f Ao bucubug! First-clasM rotfereucrt on snpllostion. circulars Kent free. Ntabllshed lia. BTOCKMAN k CO., tit Water irt tt, Boston, a. a. THE SUCCESS Ol onr Dollar Sale has caused such A COMPLETE I5E0UT f O TJ irV TRADE That, in order tosuptly the demand occasioned by our coi.Hiaully increHMna; patronasie, we have lecently made lnirKrttlous lor the Fall trade, uireet Irom Kuropeau linnufacturerf, Amosntins to Jfearly $501,001, Sa that we are prt oared to sell every description of D".,A-ND.fNCY GOODS. HILVhll PLA1U V ARK. CU J'LEiCV. WATCHES. ALBUMS, JEWKLitl, Ac. Of better quality than any other concern lnthecouuuy, jor the uniform price or One Dollar for Each Article. WTbe best of Biston or New York refnruiniKiYfiniiM, me rellabl liy of outhouse, aud that our bus iipwi is conducted In the faireKt and most le atlmste maimer posstibie, ai-d that we gtve greater vulu. lor the money than can he tjtjtaiu- i in any other way. ALL GOODS DAMAGED or tmnKrn m TIAHIPOKTATION BlI'LAC n WITHonp CHAKOK. s-Checks describing articles sold sent to agents In i lubn at rates mentioned below. We guaraiite every ar lcie lo ci,t less than if bought at auy Boston or New Yorlt llouse. Our Commiions to Agents Exceed those of hi y other establishment or the kind, proof of this can be tou..d in oc-niparinx our premium- witii ilioso of others for Ci xjbh orntt samh. hizb, Iu addition to which i claim to give better tjiKKis of the same chttrcir. WE WILL 8ENl TO AGENTS FREE OK CIIAKU-, For a Ciub of SO and Three Dollart-l doz. rikxI ilneu Hhlrt f roniM, 1 Ket Holld old Minds. All Wool Cssunere fur i'ant. Fine Wnlte t ounterpmie, Ihik size, 1 e'entil Baunorai rialrt. C) yards brown or bleiiclied wheeling, Kood quality, yard ide. 1 elegant 100 i lc;u e Moroccobouud Photo. Album. 1 double lens (Stereoscope ami 12 rorelgn Views. 1 sli ver-plated engraved 6 botl.e Castor. 1 elegHnl Sidtt Fan, with Ivory or Handal Wood Frame feuthn ed igf; end spangled. 1 .-teel Carvlna Knil and ork, very best quality, with 1 ory blanred handle. 1 haudsoiue tjeded and lined I'Hiaxx. 2u van n good 1'ilnt. 1 vrr" line t'amaia TubiaCov-i. 1 pr. best quality Ladies' Serge ".'ongrehs Boots. 1 uo.eu fine Linen ToweN y doz-'ii Roge.s' bet trilver Ueseri Fo."ks. 1 Ladies' large real Morocco Travelitg Bag. 1 f.incy resn pattern. dozen ei vuu i Sliver Plated enaraved Napiin Kinns. 1 dozen L idles' line Merino or Cotton Stocking. Uentu' heavy Chaned solid Oold King. 1 pair I adieu' high cot Bain. out B 'Oim. 1 1 lettunt Deiame X'ress Pattern, t Violin and Bow, In box complete-. 1 i Jewelry, plu, ear diops aud sleeve buttous. Par a Club tfdO and Five Dollart-l blnclc or colored. Aiapasca DreM pattern l aet Lace Curtains. 1 pr. All Wool Blankets, k.ngraved suver plated 6 battle Itevolvlng V .i-tor. 1 beai.lilui Writiu Ler. i solid Gold scart Pin. yd. very tine t'an.uiere. for Pant" and Vest. 1 s t Ivory balanced baude Kiiives, with elver plated 'orks. 1 elecarn Balm Parasol, heavily bead d and lined with tin. I pr. genu' Call Bool. 30 yd, good Print. 30 yds good brown or bteebid Wheeling, yard t- loe, or40yda. y yd. wide, g od (juaiuy. 1 laOie ' elegant Morocco Traveling Oa. 1 square Wool Shawl. 1 plalu No.wicli Poplin oress pattern yds. don. widtn cloth lor Ladles' loak. Kieant engraved silver plated Te Pot. A yd double widih water-proof clotb forclo-klng. For a emft of 10 O and Te VvlLars 1 rich Merloo or TtiibtK tdres pattern. 1 pair ol flue Damaak Tab e C otlis and Naj K.ns to match. 1 pr. gen in' French Calf Hoots. 1 heavy silver plat-id engraved ice Puttier. Very fine All Wool Clotn for Ladies' Clok. 1 web ery bent quality browu or bleached Sheeting. 7J yds. flue C assimorti lor suit. 1 elegant .-op in drena pa tern. 1 beautiful Engli h Berage Shawl. 1 set of Ivory balanced handle iCuiv-n an I luran. 1 ladles' or gents' siiv r Hunllns-casa Watch. 1 Battieti Hand, Portable newum Machine, splendid Family Bloie steel engravings, with record aod puotograph pages. 2iyd. f.of d Hemp urn ting, good colors. 1 pair goo 1 Marseilles Qulit. i good six ba rel revolver. 1 elegant lur jitid' and Cape 1 sing e barrel .-hoi Oun 1 silver plated, eugra v d, 6 bottled Revolving Castor, cut glass !ki ties. 1 very flue Violin and Bow, in cane, i set Ivory balanced Knives aud Forks. Preseuts for larger Clubs increase in :bo s una ratio. Send Money bj UegUicred Letter. Jrt'atalogue of gootl-i sent to any address free. PAFIKER & CO., Nos. 98 and 100 Hummer Street, Boston. WE HAVE CO1II With great Inducements to Agents to cooperatti with us la our GKAMD 0MI BULLAE SALE, Sheetings free of oost to our Aeents. W.ICbes free ot cst to onr Agents. Hewing Machine free of cost to Asrenta. Leather Gooils free of csl to AgeuU. Linen Goods fieo ol est lo our Amenta. Huks aud Shawls free of cost to Aguts. Boots a-od Shoes jreo of cost to Au'enw. Dress Goods free of cost to our Agents. Great Dollar Bargains f r oar Customers. Send for our Circular. Agents wanted everywhere. -Address HARRIS A PLTJMMEU. 31 Ha.ioverSu, boston. Mats. THE GREAT UNITED HTATEM tea wahehouse T. Y. K1XLEY d; CO., Nos. 26, 3, and 3J Vet-r j Street, V. r. Are now prepare l to nepotist with ait mercaauia lu good bIhuHiu. IbroughOUt the couutry, for th .UKM'i and BALK of the.r STAN DAK I) TEAS, PCtrri!tPATrTAiB TlOH t lACAO. Addrass us as above for prlloul , ai d staia tbesiaa ol towu aud usturo cl t-ui-bens, Ac.

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