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IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS IN THE SOUXd! The Democrats for Negro"" Suffrage Follilcal Eanalltr of JilgSCTS Dd White Hen. From the Charleston Newr, Aug. 15. Wo are dad to see from our et chaoses in the various Southern States that the freedmen are at , last awake to the folly of trusting the pack of shiiiless and unprincipled adveo ttirers who bave heretofore been their party leaders. Colored Democratic emb? ore being formed m all portions of tfce country, addresses from leadin? colored Democrats are scattered abroad, and the nesro is at last find in? out that his best friend is the white man with whom ha has been broncht nn. and with whose infrpata he must in the future be identified.' BOUTTI CAROLINA. 1 . In Charleston, thoueh little has hcen dono publicly, the colored Dem ocratic clubs are in a flourishing con dition. The Ward No. 6 club at one timo numbered atout five hundred members, but many of these have now joined the club of the ward in which they live. In wards Nos. 3 and 4 there are also colored clubs, and iu a short timo there will be one in crtch ward of the city. At least one thou-' sand colored Democrats may now be counted on. They - are v. respectabje men, and have joined the Democratic iarty from a conviction tha6 Kidiealism is the only road to ruin.' Altogefner, the movement shows encour-' ajiirg elements of strength and pros' perity. . " Throughout the State the change of sentiment anions the f reedmea is even more decided, as the statements published from time to time in our columns will hava shown. There is hardly a district in the State that does not boast ouo or more Democratic club, and the disaffected members of the Union leagues are daily , coming over. .. ..: NORTH CAROLINA. i-I (. .. Burton McNoI, a highly respectabh: colored mat, of Salisbury. N. U., "n out in a eird severing his connection with the Radical party, declaring H 'f' for Seymour and Blair-and advist g his friends to "do likewise." . n : nearoes of Hopewell, Meek lcnt.ur County, N. C, have formed a. Democratic club. A large number havejrned it, and they have officers of their own. ' The Turboro' (N. C.) Southerner states that S .nrly Long, "of Halifax, and Eaton Rob'nson, both colored men, and recently appointed magis trates ;n their respective counties by the man " who writes himself Governor." hava thrown tho appointment back in his face with disgust. A Radical having lectured a Wilmington negro, on account of his having allied himself to the Democratic partv. the African returned answer: "Under your teaching : we have alienated from us the mass of. the white people, North as well a? South ; you have eot the offices and emoluments, while wo have dono the work and stand out in tho cold. For one, I am done with you." " V! GEORGIA. ,...: At a large Democratic meeting at Harlan, (la., on tho 8th, which was addresad by several noted Southern speaker, a large number of colored Democrats were present, proudly displayinir o i their apparel Seymour and lilair bridges. , ... ALABAMA. On the Gth instant, a meeting "of colored people was held in Mobile for Ihf mirpo-io of org itrziog a Democratic n?,.k vi, if ....,.,". iu . i4M. x lie jtyi.ir(r rctij a . The mating was called to order by Colonel C. A. It. Dimon, who, in a brief and patriotic address, explained the obiect of tho assemblage, ar.d expressed to them his views in regard to their social and political status. An interchange of sentiment led to the conclusion that tho colored people have at last found out who their true friends are. There was held recently at Demon-oli.-, .Via., a Seymour and Blair ratifuntion meeting attended almost exclusively by negroes, and addressed by four white men and the following black speakers: Jim Westbrook, Jack Lee, Reuben Ryan, Sandy Cameron, Wm Roberts and Jul Armstrong. JDeph E. Williams, a Tennessee colored o-ator, is stumping Alabama for the Democracy. ; LOUISIANA. Xou'siana papers state that the colore! Dotnocrauy are aliye and at work throughout tho State. - The Alexandra (Ripides) Democrat! fays: " It h no "so any longer disguising the fact patent to all that the colored Democracy of Rapides is now a fixed institution, alive, wide-awake, iu real dead earnest, and with a local habitation and i name. Not content with the Lsmothe barbecue, they irot ui a ball a rausini ball -on- Saturday night. We must candidly a 1 rait tha? thi- element of the Democratic party of Rapides is far ahead of any new organization we ever witnessed before iu our parish." A meetinarof the Democratic colored men of Algiers was held on the f)'h inst. Thomas P. Sherburne, Chairman of the Committee on Freedmen's Clubs, called the meeting to order. He stated the object of the meetios? was to organize a Democratic Colored Club, and he was happy to sec so many ot tnc colored : citizens present. It proved tha: if the colored mm was allowed to act in accordance with tho dictates of his mind e w.iuld d what was right. Tae w 1 ineness of the colored man to join the Democratic party, proved that Democratic doctrines were more geuerous than those of the Radical plunderers; After a few brief remarks,; Mr. Sherburne took his seat, amid cheers from the colored men. The meeting organized by appointing the following colored men as their officers: Riley AKen . President: WilliamSherburne, first Vic-President; Joe. Griffin, second Vice-President, The New Or eans Crescent says: "The officers chosen are the leadin colored men of the plaee, and will, in a short time, bring in a host of their friends to the support of Seymour and Blair. This club bids fair to be one of the largest in tha Stite." Previous to adjournment, William Sherburne, the first Vice President, was lustily called for by the club for a speech. He alluded to the dead issues the Radicals were constantly harnirar about, but th triumph Oi the Democrats improved the colored people's condition, while Radicals robbed the country and destroyed their happiness. Carpet-baggers had nothing at stake nor nothing to lose. The colored men don t intend to let t.hm fiil their carpet bags if they can help it. With a cheer for Seymour and Rlair and the speaker, the meet ing adjourned. MISSISSIPPI. At a Democratic meeting held at

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resolutions adopted were the follow in?! . il. As citizens of Mississippi, we de clare that it is our purpose to confer impartial sunrage on all men. irre ppective of color, and to place all men oa terms of equality, before toe law fio that life, liberty and property, may be equally assured to all. ' s. I hat our tLanlcs are due to our colored friends, who, actuated by a sense of justice and patriotic duty.co operated with us in the late election in defeating tbe oppressive and in iquitous; constitution,! - framed .by ptrflncern and common enemies to them- and ourselvei. They deserve well of the country, and their services will ever b gratefully appreciated Jy all men who have a due regard lor equal rights and constitutional gov ernment. , A A. n TKn .a on ocidence and testi mnnt'ol nnr pstcm and good will fnr than, nd the value of their noble aid in a just cause and patriotic prin ciples, and as farther token ol Iriend shin and union in support of the Dem Dies, we tender to them a public barbecue at this place on tbe rourtn oaturaay oi August, 4. That such of our colored people who voted the Radical ticket, or stood neutral, and hava since renounced and joined the Democratic party, or now wish to renounce and join, and all who entertain a friendly feeling for us ana our cause, are respectfully id vited to meet and participate witn us in said barbecue.- - ; i - - 5. That it should be our duty, and should be the duty and pleasure of all person?, in the bestowal oi employ ment. places and patronage to the colored people, frankly to prefer and give the same to those who are our personal and political mends, and to cheer and animate them to lives of usefulness; respectability; and; prosperity, and in no wise to give aid and comfort to our Radical enemies, who seek to prostrate us and liberty, and give dominion to our political adver saries. .,... 6.. That we invite all good-meaning and well-disposed colored people to oin the Conservative and Democratic party, and assure them, as well as all who have joined,' that all their legal rights shall, to tbe extent of our ability, ever be respected, sustained and protected, an J that they can safely trust us to do them every justice and right in every emegsncy. , Mississippi journals state that the colored Mississippians, since the late elections, are going over e masse to the Democrats, la a single county. one thousand of them have produced certificates of membership in Demo cratio clubs, and leel tar freer -and prouder ' than 'they ever did as the slaves of scalUwag "poor white trash." A millenium of good feeling between the races in Mississippi is dawning as tho result of this state of things. . TEX A 8. , ; A number of Democratic negro clubs have been formed in Eastern Texas, and , colored orators, it is stated, are doing efficient work among the treedmen. At a barbecue at Independence, Washington County, the B re o ham Banner says there were at least three hundred negroes present, who listened with great interest to the speeches, and many of them, before leaving the ground, "declared their determination to adhere to their white Southern friends, and vote the Democratic ticket." The Banner is convinced that with very little effort, nine-tenths of all the negroes in the State can bo converted to the Democratic faith. A colored Democratic club has been formed at Houston, which holds regular weekly meetings. The speakers are unanimously in favor of Seymour aud Blair, and state generally that they are proud of the opportunity to unite with the only party that had any claims upon the blacks, and could and would benefit their race. !3P CLOCKS. Wholesale Clock House. GEISSLES & DELANO, WHOLESALE Oloclc Dealers, ep constantly on band a FULL assortment of stef Thomas and other American Jlocka; KEOL'LATOKS, OFFICE AUD A ALL. CLOCKS. Hend lor I'rice LUt to No. 48 MAW STREET. mar 10 dly JOHN 1 VINSON, BRASS FOUNDER AND FINISHER, Steam and Cas-Flpe Fitter, Manufacturer and Dealer in Hteam and . Water GUKes,ipelu-r and Kabbitt Metal, and a" Article appertaining to m Brass Foundry. STEAMBOAT AND G ENSEAL BLACKSMITHING, , Water Street, bet. Floe and Leet. EVANSVILLE, IND. Caata paid for old Copper and Brass v:;.T FREDERICK GEIL, Itoaler In PI A NOS, MEL ODEO NSt and all kinds of Musical Instrument. ' Instruction Books, Sheet Music, " altar and Violin Strings, ,., ;t . a,c - -s -: Torth Side Third Street, Between Sycamore and Vina, KvansvlUe, IatL ' Sole Agents for Bt-e.ii way a Sons' aJ Cajcaerinir A Hon 'a Uold Medal f.anos; , iso tor Haynes Bro.-a cianoa.and Prince Krotner's Meiodeons aad Orsans. JSl'G.'W..'.: O il S 3. y. If ATE Jtsr OPENED THE largest, finest, and beat assorted stock or WHITE GOODS ever brought to Evansville. Tbe ladies of thte ciy have long felt the need ot a first-class White Ooods Hour, and in order to t-nrr! v tbe demand we are just opening a beauUlal stock of , , EMBROIDEBIES, I-A.OJE5S, ' HANDKERCHIEFS, MEN'S, WOMEN'S, ADD CHILD RKNS HOSIER Y, " AND" . FANCY NOTIONS. Pa. low " the mm I KUOaS Can ln hnnoht in m . v iclaxM o For FINK, r R BHH "o'doDS . and ti ii K A T BAKUA IN H, STYLES, cail at A, COOKE & CO.'S, No. 10 FIRST STREET, Nearly opposite tho New Opera House.

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. , j . . . i l-r. - ' " ' '' MANUFACTURERS AXD JOBBERS IN Bli AHK BOO KS : , arvratT nsacsxpnoH. ; Job Frinters A Bookbinders. Wbolasale and Eetall Dealers in STATIONERY, SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. : ,;t ' ""' ... -T-.!.i IMo. ;6 ISTortlm First St., (At R. F. Barter A Co.'s"old stand.) , " '''! . ' KVAN3VILLK,:IND.: - -j-.-;. ," i.) : . .:J .. , notn-m,1e Illftnk Booku' always on band, and made to order on thort notice. T Music, Hagaeines, and Periodicals bonnd In any style. - - f marl4 dura i JOHN n. SCOTT, -.. uBookseller, fitationcr NEWSDEALER, No. 53 MAIN STREET, or. Second, au!5 dly .w ETAVsmLi. Isn. - I?aper Warssliouse. CHATFIELD & WOODS, , MA RorACT IT K E K S . AMD WHOUEdAXa PAPER DEALERS 77 and 19 Walnut Street, Keep constantly on band a complete as sortment oi FLAT-CAP, FOLIO, DEMY, MEDIUM, KHXAli, AX II. DiiirKK-KUIAli . . .. FLAT LETTERS, various weisrhts: FLAT COMMERCIAL AND PACKiiT NOTES ; Hubbard's GLAZED COVtK PAPERS. Horn. 1 and 2: also.- ot her brandn. of all colors; PRINTEhH CARD STOCK, m sheets, colored - and wblte: also. CUT CARDS, lu lull variety of quaUtloi and alaea, ' RULED LETTER, NOTE, AND CAP PAPERS, Varioas weights and qualities. . I MANUrACTDBKRl GW PAPER BAGS & FLOUR SACKS, All sizes and numbers, first quality -. of paper. w Paper. Manilla Ptufttrr, Book Paper, Wrapping Paper, Oo'ared Potter Paper, , Mam 2-aper, fitareh Paper Vandle , Paper, Tar Hoards, Straw Board. i Leather of all litnds ' For Binders' use, together with TOOLS and BIXCKS MACIIISEIIT, , All of which we offer al lowest market prises. , Orders by mall prom ptly filled. y CHATFIELD A WOODS. 77 and 71 Walnnt Htreet. mar21 dtf Cincinnati. FISH & BARTER, Wholesale Booksellers & Stationers, SCHOOL BOOKS, BLAnK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PAPER ENVELOPES, nn , General Stationery. IVo. 11 9Xn.ln Street, ETansTille, Indiana. Jnly91y , - Turnip Seed. JCST KECKIVEU, SO I,B. LANdreth & Son's assorted Fall Turn id beed. For sole at ' aula ; , VIWCEBY BROS., 73 Main St. SrOAK-CYTRKn If MS, nuir.n Hf-I, and Break fa-it Eicon in s ore aud for sale by anis acker r BROS- 73 Main St. CRACKEHS. Soda Crackers, Cream Crackern. Aeraed Crackers. K.iizilsta Cracknel Biscuit, tiinger Snaps, la, Sc., tar aaie at aul3 VICKERY BROS., 73 Main SU HA FAMILY FLOUR, from New jLd vvneat, it, In sto'e and lor sale by V1CK.KRY BROS., 73 Mai kuU Main St. TJOTATi:S.-F toe large Irish Potatoes d in o lore ara lor aaie uy an!3 VICivERY BR S., 73 Main St. naNIOKS. SO bushels new Onions Just reoolved and for sale by au!3 VICK.i;RV BROS., 73 Main St. TTOSKT I3T TIIX. COMB For sale JLJL by au!3 V1CKKRY BROS., 73 Main St. PORT GRAPiE Used by Hundred? cf Congregations for Church or Commnnlon Pur- ' " poses. -7" - ' Also.Excelleat for ladles and Weakly .;. v Persons. - i ;I -.'J Vineyard, New Jersey. SPEEBU PORT ; OltAPE WISE, ' hwtwn OUtt This justly celebrated Native Win made from the Juice oi the Oporto Orape, raised in this country. : Iu invaluable tonic and etrenKtneuiog properties are nnsurpaased by any oilier native Wine. Being the pure Juice of the grape, produced unc-er - Mr. Speer's own personal supervision Its purity and genuineness are guaranteed. Tbe youngest child may partake of its generous qualities, and tlie weakest invalid may a a it to advantage. It is particularly beneficial to ine aged and debilitated, and suitable to tbe various ailments that afflict tbe weaker sex. K is ia every reaped t 4 ... . - WIXS TO BE RELIED OJV. , Invalids use Speer's Port Orape Wine. Females use Speer's Port Orape Wine. Weakly persons find benefit by Its use. Speer's Win- in nospilals are preferred to other wines. - . aw Sold by druggists ' ; A. Speer's Vineyard, New Jersey. Office 243 Broadway, New York. fUe-i'UJ diy ' ARCHITECTS. ALLEN & CLARKE, Arcnltects & Superlcteafients. Offlca Crescent 'City Building, secono floor; entrance No. SS Main rttreeU Piuns and ' specifications furnished on reasonable terms. fw;dm u ;.(,, H' MURSimA,, h i jffloe No. CHAKlijiaS BOTLDINCI . Corner First and Locust Streets, fivansvllie, ind. aw Plans and specifications for all kinds of buildings furnished, at short notice, and on reasonable terns, Umchl5 dam

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raSn.. fitrstos,, T . i . it j ' - t ,.t f r- -m w T t fM t aA aTtsfm 11. lilidlUil Wit .4 if S! STREETi t No. & N. f :if I I ITor war ditt fir S iiitTi Aitn - , , Commission MEROHAIITS, -"'4 - ' .U;.t-j ! III-.- In ASB-r f11 GENERAL)' . AGENTS 3.-''i ' v.lu'l.-.e.i f .ir.ui::: ,,, i white line; iT Central 1 Transit Company. All freights for 'Neic'Tori: and New England towns through without transfer. "' ,y- v'1 i an2S f . , - Wiidou Brotbcks. Paris Lasdint;, Tenn. A. W. BinEBOTTOK, EvansvUiQ, Ind. W1LD0N.BR0S.. QO, !s;: Cotton and ; Tobacco Factors, v' '- prodcck Asm cowMtrissioar MEHC'llAA Office-COB. "VINE A WATER BTR?'.1 EVAssvirxa, I. r ! L'- .x Special attention given to pnrchasing supplies.- Aj :,.!. -. i fmaylSdSm. Lewis Bomra, Jr., - -: loHif GrxBKEU EvansylHe, Inlf .f Ooloonda, L. EUFFIfEE, JR. tc CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Provision aid Produce Dealers, AVD-r AGENTS KANAWITA SALT CO., 90. 7 MAIX ST., ETANS7ILLE, I5D. . .."I i '!..' .r:'i !t-..!r i , Orders and Consignment solid Led. my20 tf THOS. C. SMITH & CO PRODUCE AND :. COMMISSION MERCHANTS Dealers In t Flour, Hay, Corn, Oats. Grass Seedt and PRODUCE UKNEKALLX. fio. a SOl'TH WAI'KK MIKKKT, EVAHSVILIJI, 1KB. A k f n ts for t h e eel ebr ated POWDER COMPANY. -All orders prompuy filled. HAZARD Jan22d HARDWARE. ; Headquarters I : ...... t for, and only Complete Stock of, Cooper Tools & Truss Hoops . in the city. L ' ' ' '..-. ! ? : ! We have now a. full Una or Barton's Cooper Tools ; Coltmibns Cooper Planes and Joint- ; ers; - .. :; . -' A No. 1 Truss Hoops, 10 to 32 inches ; Patent Dowel and Crosse Blttfl, Saws, Dividers, Braces, Ac. Also, . t Apple-Parers ; ' ; ; Grain Shovels; t; Coal Shovels ; :. :r- - I Brass and Enameled Settles Builders' Hardware J Chain Pumps, &a ' ; J All of the above at LATEST REDUCED I'RICESFORCASH. ' . ? : FRED." P..STRAUB. & CC, Hardware Dealers, : No. 74 MAIN STREET, ' Jy29 dtf J Bet. Second and Third Streets. 11. 1C. WcILh Bon9 IVo. 31 MAI N- ST., ' Importers and Dealers in .. JBC-A3EfcIiwl4a' Chains Trace, Log, Halter Chains: Hames; Cotton and Wool ; Cards. !.!;.;". . f , , Scythes, Snaths, Grain Cradies, Forks, Hoes, Rakes, Sheep Shears. , Shovels, S?S AXES: Mill. CroBSand Circular Saws: and -- wrinusLouea. u , - .- : . -J ':: : KniYA Table and Pocket Knives, mill LB ( Hieves, Horse and Shoe Brushes, Curry-Combs. , j !nlle Locks, Hinges, Screws, Tacks, fecaien, and a large stock -of ; t. ' ,' ; . v.:- .f ;Hlr ' r. - - -, Carpenters' and Coopers' Tools ... '! and r-. -u "" ";" ; ' V - . ': v" V Bonders Hardware.. . r h M. K. WELLS A BON, . .... 81 Main Street. ap28 REALESTATE, New Kcal Estate Agency jr. IP. r;inoit 1 Soa'l SAVE OPENED A RBAJt. EST ATI Agency for the aalo otantienUng o . liwnKes, Ac, Ac .. ..i - Persons having bouses or land to rent or seli. or persons wishing to purchase or Ttab "JJ1 do e11 by calUnsf on Uiem at their office, on - :! Third, Street," nearLbcnsV, V In XSlliotrt's rJunelltf - - v. XSlooIcs VIV. U. 25)LI7S3IAN '& CO.; :iBeaI Estatef Agents u Ko.63Malnhtreet, EV ANSTTXXE, IND. A Notary Public In tbe office, f ap29 lt I

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JHeaipbis, Tenn. f vansTi!l9, Xndi BANKSMiXil, HUMPHREY k t)0 ;r .1': AND " iporwardiug M ere h a n i, ; s i. ITOtVAItD ROW, r MEMPHIS, IR5J. - Vu -d 3m lei. - A. B. HATHUKu HajliurstA TVlilitakejp, PRODUCE, COMMISSION? AXD JCM . WARDING MERCHANTS, , No. 6.... Booth Water (Kb, Dealers In Flour, Baoon, 11 ay, Oata,Tv and Country Produce. K. J3 AIKT. .. -.o. h. e?a B A I E l) &: START, (Successors to W. M. Aikman A Co..) GEXEKAt AfJEXTS, PRODltt Forwardine and Commission M.. -r.hanfs, Evansville, Indiana. Refer to 1, Q. Wheeler, Pres't. First National Ekn .andHam'i Orr, Vice President Evanrlt National Bank. , : - .. Agent for Ohio River Salt Co. nolll-l WE VitrLD REMIND OfJB fripnda and former patrons tb at we .re on must stk( kt, one door below Vine, next to L. Pierson'3 Tin BhopiStUl in the trade or LIQUORS. FLOUR. COMMISSIONS, &e., and should be pleawxl to seeinem. , ti. u. ai.i.iw a t;u. u. i. Wilis' & co., ! FORWARDING AND C0MMISS1 ' 11 MERCHANTS, RECTIFIERS, and Wholesale Dealei LIQU0RSt FL0UR, &o. iW AT E R, STR E E T -One doo below Vine, next to L. Plerson's ErAj3vn.r.x, Janldtf. P. S. Dtootchkt. late of Evansville, Ind Johi Gilbert, iolconda. 111. P. S. DDSOUCHET & CO, general "' COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Ifo. 33 Pojdras Street, - .v . HEW ORLEANS, LA. ' Orders and consignments solicited. References W. J. Lowry A Co.. Hods Carr & CO;. Henry Ayres, Esq., J. C. La souchet A Co., Evansville; J. W. McCoy Son, Tneo. Steii;er 4kSon. Ooloonda: A. I McColllster, John M. Barter, Wm.H. 14? klns, John R. Everton, Mt. Vernon ;Hnr HU1 A Co.. C. R. Davis A Co., Warsaw: W S. , Van meter & Bro.. Bowllng-CJr en, JCy. A. J. Harris, Uniontown, Ky. novi dam PHILIP DECKER, Third Street, bet. Sjcaaore aad Tlf . j : . i Manufacturer of Compound Lubricating Oifs for all kinds of Machinery ii Also' LARD OIL, SOAPS, and CANDLES PURE arowth. CATAWBA WINE or my ow lmchatflly . PETER CASEY & 00, -CominlK.sion JJerchanl For the saleof HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN, FLO V 11, MEAL. BACON, LAiiD, aud Western Produce generally, - N. 82 LEVEE NTKEET, ap 8 dtf VicKSBuaa. Miss. a W. EERNEY & CO, Commerolal Brokei-s, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MEBCHAifTS, So. 4 STCA5IOKE STItEET, marll d3m FvArrsvil.l.K. DUKE NICHELS0X, COMMERCIAL BROKER, CAILSOAD AND STXIXBOAT AGENT, No. 5 North Water St., ap-dtf EVANSVILLE. IND. Jos. H. Black, late of Mavsville, Ky. B. M. IlivcK, late ol Black, Camron A Co. ; BLACK, BRO. &. CO., COTTON FACTORS, For the Sale of GRAIN, FLOUR, BEEF, PORK, .. And Western Produce generally, ' 203 TR95T STREET. anlBtJanr - MEMPHIS, TENN. LAW CARDS. OKX K. CRKW. ' CHAtnCT 8. O0SQS.B CREBS & CONGER, A t tor 11 ;-- t-l,nw, Carml, Illlaoia Will practice law iu all the Courts of Edwards, White, Wayne, Hamilton, Saline, and Oallatln Counties, In the State ot Illinois, and la tbe Wupreme Court. Refer to G. ilagiitse, James K. Minor, H took well A Co., Colonel T. W. Stone, with I. fe D. Heiman, Oen. W. Harrow, MU Vernon. mavidam -. .. ...... i , .-, W. P. HARGRA7E, ATT O U,N" J52 TkT at I-AW. Office on Third Street, In Washlneton House Block. . Will practice In the various Courts of tbe Circuit. Prompt attention to office business ' (dec! d3m ! B. L. D. GUFFY, ; ; : A TTORNEY AT LAW, , ' MOROANTOWN, KY., Will practice In the counties of Butler, Warren, Muhlenburg, Ohio, and McLean, Prompt attention given to the collection of claims. , Keierences Wheeler RIggs, HollmF'. wortb & Bro., Chas. BabcocK ot Co. apSt. ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR at LAW MARIOS, ' .'. , ' Crittenden County, Kentucky, apl? wtf - C AI&R.I AG S. . J. B. Grkkn. F. L. 6M. T. U. & CO., CARRIAGE ; MANUFACTURERS, Transfer Ornament et Cincinnati prices; Main Street, bet. Fifth and Sixth, I . )anl6-6m : ; : EVAysvtLLK. Isn, bjlgCIHIf ATI APV'IS; . BARTON & POOL, ; j Commission Merchants, So. 49 W ENT FRONT 8T'.V CTNCTStSATX S. M. Barton. M. M. Pool.' j meh25dU

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The fleet and splendid sldewheel steamer Mol lie Norton; CHARLEY PERKINS, .Master; . . , wn '1 , ' lD.TEBRT, CirlC, Will ply as a res-nhir nanlrni iwt n.Qn ,' arJSYiile and Haiiil.ninn ntn i ed accommodations to travelers and hlnl pera. Leaves Evansville dally at 8 p.m. f'ose connection with tbe E. C. U.K. tanrinroiiiii and nnlv K.. ... way passengers Janl7 dtf J " - vc. w. t i C6mo) to stay.; Henderson & Evansville Dally Packet The new, -fast, and elegant side-wheel , , x Passenger Steamer . ,'n,llio-iV.tn':" Most3 WltT.KX, Ma.tflr; - BOEEBT BfiASHKAB, Clerk, Leaves Henderson every moi-nina at IK o'clock, promptly. .. . . . f7 Leaves Evansville very afternoon at o'clock, nromptly. Care'fhrongh and way paspnpen BOc. t reieht received at all honrs at E. W. Patrick's wharf bost, free of charge. i aogSOdlm . E. W. PATRICK Agent. " Regular Taesday and Friday Packet for Padii(ali and Cairo.' ' The finely appointed steamer OUMBERLANDi i i Maiuon Wright. Clerk. Will ply as the regular Tneadav and Frirf.o rlliar fApPufMan .11 J 1J.f?;v.e2.Ea.nsvlUe every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 4 p.m. - ..... Leaves Cairo everv WEnvusniv . n, SATURDAY, at 5 p.m. . Through bilisof ladiaifKiven for freight. over the Mobile A Ohio Railroad. For freight or passaee annlv on hnaifi or to W.OBROWAm. . ,r . orDUKENICHELSON, Jyl5dtl . , A Rents. Regular Green River Packet. ,: , '- - ,1 ' -. :t" '"t The fine Passeneer Steamer J-A MTCS GEAY, Joa McRynold9, Master. .. ; Will ply as a regnlar Seml-Weekly Packet between Evnsville and Wniuiimn .,. ail way landings, carrying freight and passengers at lowest rates. fmarUdtr Regular Evansville "and - Tennessee , River Packet, r For Fadacah. JoacsonTlIle. and . r , Eastport. The new Light-Draught Steamer I LTlSTTOISr. ALLEN DUNCAN, Master; ' Jj . VAI" "ORKSSON, Clerk, Leaves Fvansville lor Kuinnrt .nH .ii Tennessee River way landings as a regular weekly packet, every Friday at four p rn., taking; freight aud passengers at lowest packet rates, and giving especial attention to the flllln of orders. For freight or passage apply on board. feb7 tf Dexter's Independent low-pressure Packet QUICKSTEP H. T. DEXTER, Master. Leaves Evansville for Cairo every MONpAY and THURSDAY, at 4 p.m posiiivel.V. connectini; at I aim with M. iuii. Memphis, anI New Orleans packeU. - DUKE NIC11ELSON, Agent. Janl tf ForPadncan and Cairo. Regular Wednesday ami Saturday Packet. The magnificent low-water steamer " - illirri'i il Lkr JIowki., Master: .. Lkk Howsj i' ) , . Will P. FuwZ.fr CIerks, Leaves Evansville every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 4 p.m. : oSVY?.0'0 ev""y THURSDAY and SUNDAY at 5 p.m., making close connections at Cairo with first-class packets for SU Lonls, Memphis, and New Orleans. Connects at Evansville with the K.4C. R.R., and theTaraaoon for Loalsvilie. For freight or pasnace applv on board, or to F. M. HUMPHREY A CO., or DUKE NICHELSON, au5 tf .-. Aeenls. DRY GOODS. SCHAPKEB, BUSSINU & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRY GOODS, MILLINERY AND OS FANCY GOODS, IX and 49 Main Street, EVANSVH.LK, IlTD., Have a complete stock of SUMMER OOODS, which tbey will close out cneap to make room for FALL STOCK. A complete stock of CAMPAIGN FLAUs and M'liEAMFKN always on band, or made to order at khort notice. Also, Agents for the celebrated FLOliKXCE SEWIXG MACHINES, Which we warrant have no superior In this country for family use. Hatisfactien guaranteed, or tbe money refunded Come and see them, or send for circulars. ; SCHAPKER, BUSSINb CO. JylOdtf ,. - - STOVE WOR1XS. Excelsior Store Works. CLEIIKKU, TIWIXLXS & Co. (Successors to H. E. Blemker), . MAMFACrrKEBS of the fine and heavy . ; - j ' EXCELSIOR STOVER the most durable now made, and the famous . -.' CHARTER STOVER ' I and tbe good and cheap Armada, Stonewall Kentucky, TENNESSEE, and PALMETTO STOVES, and a great variety of HEJL TI&G STOVES, all of the latest and most approved patterns. . ... AJso, Light and Smooth Country HollowWare, Skilleta and Lids, Oyeus and Lids, Dog-Irons, Dinner Pots, Tea-Kettles; and particular attention paid to the manufacture of House-Work ..i i C1ST-IE03 ffEOXTS, 6SATES, ic 4c. -' " : Also -V1'' ' "'- , Tinware; and Dealers in. Tinners' Stock, n ' If desired. Cooking Stoves warranted for twelvemonths. . ?. , f . ' Orders solicited, before purchasing else, where. " --... .-i Foundery, corner Sixth Street an4 Canal. Store and Sample Room at No. 14 Second Street, t. ti. Jtsiemxer's old etana. Blemker, tillm.an a v may29

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I be' weather -rpcffl.i., . Till 1 At L'tuuii v nn nArkf . . ono 7 -""', mercury ranging V . nTa-. l h were some in 0i ra,n- , "ver had men uui1U8 tiiB iwenty-iour hourg endine at tnree o clock p.m., two and a half ,Jlu-. -Arise or a loot, or two may De expeeieu, even without more rain of whieh there is a fair prospeet. ; - Arrlala sad Iepartnrea. The arrivals and departures vt to three o'clock yesterday include the Rapidan No. 2, from Cairo; Pink Varblc, Cairo to Louisville; Mollie Norton and Sallie V., IIenderOD, to return; James Gray, from Green River;' Oilie Sullivan, to Cannelton I ; , I ltoata line. Among the first boat. due' here are the Quickstep, from Cairo; R. C Gray and the Havana, for St. Louis; Rose Ilite, from Louisville; the Ar gonaut No. 2, from New Orleans ; Lin ton, from Eastport. . ... . MIcell!ineon. j ' Business was very dull on the levee yesterday forenoon .The Rapidan had a moderate trip. She ' went to Newburg for a lo of freight, and re turued here in the afternoon The Pink Varble had a moderate trip for Louisville.....!. ..The James Gray had a full cargo and was, 'lull of people. ......The Henderson packets had or dinary trips, and at the .low rates at which they carry passengers and freight, are not likely to make an exr tensive; fortune......The Cumberland was receiving lairly, ,but packet freight was not abundant. ' . - - Boats Iavlna To-Day. Foa" Cairo. The beautiful and popular Rapidan No. 2 is the regular packet for' Cairo and all way landings at 4 o'clock to-day.' She has admirable passenger appointments." Captain Lee Howell, a courteous and pleasant gentleman, has command, and Will F. Fowler, an especial favorite with the travel inglpublic, and Ed. Thomas, likewise, popular with shippers, are her chief clerks; "assisted by Mr. Williams, the real ladies' man of the ship. ' " : ' t . ; For Louisville. -The gay Rose Ilite, one of the prettiest, lightest and be3t; low-water packets afloat, is the regular packet for Louisville this evening, under charge of those distinguished officers and accomplished gentlemen, Capt. A. T. Gilmore, Miles D. Warren and Jesse Jackson. Passengers will find her a pleasant' boat to travel on. . ' Foa Gheen Eivca. Tho elegant James Gray, Capt. Joe McReynolds, leaves for Green River this evening at 4 o'clock. Passengers will bo well cared for. Foa Hendeosos. The bcautif ul and fleet side-wheel steamer Mollie Norton loaves as usual, promptly at 4 o'clock this evening, for Henderson, having most elegant cabin accommo dations and great speod. Captain Charley Perkins and the Terry brothers.5 her chief olBcers, are ac complished and accommodating gentlemen. ; The new and splendid side-wheel steamer Sallie V. will leave for Hen derson promptly arT4 "p. m. to-day. She is a beautiful little boat, with nice cabin appointments Captain Moses Wallen commands, and Robert Brashear is her clerk. Uoth are clever and pleasant gentlemen. . ., . OleHiilng-M from oar Exi'lmuce. PlTTSBTjRfl. - The ; Commercial of Saturday says: The Tiver has undergone no change. the water below the suspension bndjre biog too low for navigation purposes. We had light rains during the afternoon, but not , sufficient to produce any change. Above the bridge on the slaekwater trade was brii-k. Tbe packets are carrying a largo amount of produce and other articles. Cincinnati. The Commercial of Monday says; r - ' The veteran Captain John Haearty was among the arrivals at the Spencer House yesterday, having just returned from Europe, ' He -is eDjoying excellent health. T , Captain James II. 1 epper departs from Mound City to-morrow, on the Champion, with a portion of the outfit of the mammoth steamer Thompson Dean. . Captain , Charlie Sontag . arrived from the Kanawha last night; en route tor Hivansvilie. , . Captain Frank and Dan. W. ,Maratfa returned to Rochester, Pennsylvania, in last night's ..train. ; We re gret to announce that the latter is still m ill health. ... ' 3Icssrs. John James, Sr.,, and Wm. Tichenor, of the Charmer, and Dr. S. P. Hill, leave for Evansville to-day, on the General Buell. Capt. Barclay is busily engaged .in refitting the Charmer, and will introduce her in the Evansville trade in a few days. i The Commercial of Sunday says: While Captain James S. Wise was in Washington City he collected from the Government the amount awarded the owners of the J.- W. Cheeseman ml LadT Jackson, for the loss of these steamers while in the service of "Uncle Sam." The Cheesman wa? hurned by the rebels in the Tennessee River, and the Lady Jackson was lost in Red River. Mr. Rarnhill, cf Pittsbure. yesterday sold the tnarmer to JMr. John James, Sr., of Corn Island, near Rockport, Indiana, for -f 7,000 cash. She has been purchased expressly for the Cincinnati and Evansvil'e trade, and will be commanded by Captain P.. lv, Barclay, with Mr. Wm.Tichonor in the office. The Charmer will enter the trade as soon as ebe undergoes slight repairs. Her officers are favorably known in the trade as first-clasa , Mr.; John Carr, clerk of Annte Lau ie. was seriously the inhue tbe boat was maleH 1 " inr a ,tauuus , " . , --.l..6. He was Standios on the lower guards, when one of the deck-hands shoved a. fender over, which struck Mr. Carr and knocked him into the river. He was rescued from the water by the

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where his are not of attended to. were 'The Gazette says: near hi fatn-r'- .'k-j -Lurnin8. n . . ucai UlC IOOL til ruin btreet on Tl-.- l . Saturday morning. Mtm nvoi rn l. Avalanche, Satarday, says: Weather warm. The rivr ; .

I hicauiiyaecuning, with nine feet scant oo tbe bars between here and Cairo White River is near bank full, but sailing. The Arkansas h receding, with three feet in tie channel from the B'ufF to the south, and thirty inches from Pine Bluff to Little Rock. New Orleans. The Times of Friday last says: The favorable weather we have had th'i past few days it appears was but temporary, as during the greater part of yesterday was vary close, with scarcely any breeze sfirrirg; it showered a little in the forenoon, which dio not even lay the dust, much less have, any effect up the heated temperature. Badness on either landing was at a standstill, there beinc do departures, while arrivals were few and far between. The Stoaniboatmen's Colored Democratic Club will turn out in force tomorrow night. Coi. John Mirray, the Ire-ident, desire all members who are in the city an 1 on the r.t-

ets at thi landing not tn t;i k.,: 1 m . , , , ' - .dtp Ut.UK nana. ArteCIiib will 1 f,!! 17 tl 111. ped. and will take part in the Proces sion. Bully for the Whlre Mn's party. TIIAL0.VS "fAPllllS LOTION For Beaatlfjlnar tJi Hkln and Com- - - - piexion.Removes all Rruutioui. Krecki pies. Moili Biotchtm. Tan. to . and r..,.,4..rUi Hkiu soft, air, and blooming. For LnUieH lu tne Nur-tery it la invnin. able. For Oentlemen after 8havine it has nn equal. ' Faphiaa Lotion" Is the ouiy reliable remedy lor diseases ami bi.-iuisue.M at Skin. IIAI.O'N " IA I'll JAN NOAP" for lie Toilet. Nursery, and Ball), will not ciiap the skiu. I'rice Zi cents per cake. "FLOR 1E MAYO.' "IIOK 1 . HAW A New Perfume for the Handkerchief, i.xquislle, Delicate, Lasi lug Fragrance. PITALON A S')N, New York. Sold by ail clruiisu. JvSiUy DR. J. W. POLAND'S WHITE' PINE COMPOUND. The Great New Englmd Eeaedy. nil. J. W. I'OI.AND'M Whits Pino Compound In nowofteretl to the afilictet tlirougliout the country, after haviuti benu proved by the tent of thirteen years lu the New Eng. land sstaleH, where its merits have beeoiua a.s well known as the trf from which, in part, it uerlves lis virtues. The White Pine CVinpound CURES Soro Throat, (, 'olds, Couglin, JUipthlueria, llrouehitio, HplUlng of Blood, and Pulmonary AflectionH generally. It 1a a remarkable remedy for Kiduey Complaint, Diabetes, Ulfllcuily of Voiding Urlue, BU-ling from the Kidneys and Bladder, Ciravel, and cither CoinplaintH. From the Boston Journal.) , Booths, J anuary 20, 1WS, 10 LAX D'S W HITS ri SK COM POUKW-A Her having given it a thorough trial, we cau cootldc.nlly : recommend J)Uind's Whtt.it fine CuMjwund as a. very vh.iihoIo riiu'Ik for the eure of Coughs, Cokin, and Pulmonic CompIatntM Keneritlly. In xeverul cases wo liave known it to uive prompt relief when U ot her rem.Hlh'H wliloli had been tried iiad failed. Jt in an arilcle which, in a climate ho promotive of Midden and weveie coida an ia that of New 'Upland, 0114 lit to be in every family; and wearobure that lbB who ouce obtaiu it, aud give it a lair trial, will not thereafter be willing to be witoout it. A VAT.tTABT.E M EDICINF. IT. Pott nut's White Pine Compouiul, auverttned In our coltiinuH. in a tiucct-M ul atteinj.t to combine and apply the medieinai virtues of the White IJiue bark. It bas been thoroughly tented ly peopie In this city and vlcluii.y, ud the proprietor him teMiirnoulalH to its value iioiu jmrsoiis well kuowu to onr citlzona. We renouinumd its trial m all thoiM cases of dlHeate to which it la adaptetl. Ii w for ala by all our drunaitiLH. Jf. Y. Jnett-pendetU. The White IHne Compound Is now aoll lu every pari of the United Mates and UrlU ltli l'rovinces. Trepared at the HEW ESGLANO UirrANIC IIF.I'OT, Boston , Mm C. DAMON A CO., Proprietor. ' CLOUD & AKIN, Wholesale Agents. For sale at retail by all drogj 1st. meb7'68 dtf S (JESS & (ETTINUER Have opened a fin t-clasa Lithographic, Engraving, and Job Printing Institution, COS. FIRST & SIClaOIlS cTBEKTB, Beinit the only establishment of tbe kind In the ciiy. , We offer our services if tjieabovo line to the buslnes hooHew, ofll oldera, hotelkeepem, aud lawyers of this cl y and vlcln.ty In executing all kin Ih of j. rioted work produced by lithographing, Irom the plainest Drawing; EngraFingr, or Print to the finet and most tasteful Crnameatad, Colored, and Art Print. Especially do we ofjfer linslnei". Weddin?, aud VI i'lng Cards, Circulars. Btliheads, Notes, Drafts, and Lei ter-Headw. AcivertiRemeutH of any ni.e, iu plain or colored printing, wlU be done very nicely v. ry low term. We alao d all kind of KNGRAVINU ON WOOD Oil MKrAUMch a rtEAi-PBK-iKH DOOR-PL AT Steol Stamps. Platen lor Marking CloLh, Hteamboaw CheckH, Brands for Markiug Boxes, Key Checks, Sic , We would reHpect ruily ask tbe palrnuajta of the ciUzena of Kva isviiie and vicinity. HUESS CETTINO KB, t;or. First and h eamoro. Jy31 d8m Courier opy.J THE PADUCAH HEHALD. Ktablishcfl m 1 SSI Chartered lsfiO. The Oldest and Best Established -Newspaper in S tuttwdsteru '. ',. Eeitucky. Published Ti i-Weekly a ul Weekly, at P1BUCAII, KEMiCKY. - JOHN C. NOBLE, ' f' EltlTOB AND POBHSITE. TI1K ATTENTION ' Kl'NI.N' t'.HH men is anked to the PaIiICAH HKIiALD as au ndverlismp medium It circulation lu the various conutles 01 HonthH extern Kentucky and the border counties Of West Xeunesset , and particularly up the Tennessee and Cumberland Klvers. 1 large and well esubii.med. It t m fact the only newKpaper through which the Farmers and Merjauuw ot this reglou can be fully reacted, and is therelore very valaablo as an advertising iiedlum. lau.-J

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