Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 3 September 1868 — Page 4

rSAlT.UOAJD TIME'TABI. Evansville and Crawfords ville.

OOINO NORTH. Leave Arrive. Arrive. Kva.niviil. Vlncennes. T. Haute i. I. n ui 14 :0n F Aocom'ott't'n, 5:30 A M I 10:5 A M Moil 1 9-.1-J AM 1 11:61 AM Vlnceunes Ac 4 .35 p m. t Mim com ma south. Leave Leave Terre Haute. Vlncennes. Arrive K'viue. Vlaeennes Ac J J'-8? A . Prfh. A Ac. B:40 a M I 12 SOP M 9 .'X A M 6 :3K T X It): OOP M idaiL. . 4:05r M 7:11 P Terre Haate and fcdiaoapolis. FROM TERRE HAUTE. Leave. Arrive. ' .;.... 10:25 P M 1 6:85 A M "T. ., a :15 p m I 4 : p m .. 4 .0 I K 1 11 .W P M J.:rpre.s. Ktpre.-. Oiiio and Eiesissippi Railroad s , FROM VINCENNES. depart a - Malt Wf ward ......... W U Eastward-....;.. K i press Eastward rv k.xpnjss Westward .!. 3:15 I'M 1U:" FM STEAMBOAT LINKS.' " . To Lonsviri.. Every -Monday and Ka'.urday al in o'clock A.M. Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at . o'clock P. m". . , , , To Cairo Daily., except Sunday, , at .3 O'"'ock P. N. . , , " To ORr.F.s KrvrR.-Every Wednesday and Haturday at tt o'clock P. v. Every .Monday and Thursday at i o'clock p.m. To Katport. Every Tuesday and Kridav at 4 o'clock p. M. ' To Hr tuKRsoN Dally, except Sundays, ! 3 o'clock p.m. . To NA3HVII.I.K Every Thursday at lour . to. . ." ' ". - " To Memphis Semi-weekly. , , KockportSt?e (via Newbursli and Boon- . vUie.l carrying the mail, leaves at 7 A. M., on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrive by 7 P.- M., Tuesdays, Thursdays ml Kt ri rilava. f .. .New Harmony Mail Stage iuavea-ilorir-"days and Fridays at 7 A. M. Arrives TuestlayHaodSatarday by4PiM Jus ' Mt. Vernon Mall Stase leaves dally (ex , pt mjndaysv at 7 a.-m.i Atriyea dully (ea ' tent Sundays) bySf,. ' n To NtWBOitQ. HficK dally (exnept Sun . , lay.) from the Merchant' Hotel, at : '., o'clock p.m.'. . i.- - XHUKaDAY. ...SEVTEMUEl I, 1808- ; CITY JEWS. AN IMPORTANT MATTER. The llcpublicans of. the oify will 1k!i in mind that the Picnic at the Crescent City Spiingj pn.JViday will depend largely on them for its sue cess,- Every family should go pro vidod with a large basket of provi hions, and be prepared to dispense the h.u.pi tali ties of our city to thosa who aro not provided. ill our republican fricnin; attend tp, Jhis matter promptly? ' No Cases. The Recorder had no case$ in bis court yesterday. !. U OINQ TO " l'osRY.iLLB.- Governor Dunning goes to Poseyville to-day, .where he will adiross bis fellow .citi-, 7.CD9. . ' ' . , The Couma. It was a dull day about tho courts yesterday.- Not a single case before either of the Justice of tho Peace.1 Committee Meeting. Tho various committees of the Ninth Ward will meet at Cissavant's marble shop, on Maia Street, this eveninj, at 7i o'clock. A full attendance is desire J. Well Pleased. The Republican th.3 el'30t':ov in Veruiit. Djmoerats failed to sac cause for igoioinir. , , More StoldieuS. We publish an-i-thcr list cf sohfiers this morning. It U D0ff,"ve presume, pretty well .understood where the soldiers dj , stand in reference to the great issues cf the day. Attention, Grant Cavalry! The Youii'i, Meu'a irant Cavalry will ;'. meet at Turuor Halt, tUia evening, at 7 o'clock, to transact importanf bus- ! iness. It is desired that all membcr3 of the company shall bo in attendance promptly at that hour. Canvassing. The Democratio candidates" are actively at work can vassing in the conotry now. After ' thia week they will have company, aud we may expect some fun. The Republican candidates will keep them company. ' ' Eighth Ward Meetin g. The Holdiers and citizen of the Eighth Ward will meet at the Wigwam this evening at 71 o'clock, to perfaet , nrrapgemcnts for the grand torchlight procession on to-morrow night. The . Eighth will compete -for the bannar. L The" Republicans of that wrd-' are wide awake. It desirable that every man slioald be in attendance. ' Pole IIaisinu'-tA" taU Urint aud (Colfax pole will be raised oa the mar ket. space, corner of Fourth and Cherry S-reets, this evening at six o'clock. There will be speakinar in tho occasion, and the Cresoeot City Silver limd will also be in attendance. "Turn "out. Republicans, and assist the friends ia the Second War J. ,; i , Wanted Five hundred able-bodied Republicans, to meet at the corner of Eighth and Canal Sireots, at tix i o'clock this evening, to assist in raising a Grant and Colfax, pola over two . hundred feet in length. The Crescent City Silver Rand will make music for ::ho occasion, and a grand time may be expected. Let the people turn out lively, as everything will be ready. Spicy speeches will probably be made. New "Posish." Mr. Oscar L. " t Barbour, ono of tho . most polite, and popular" 'young salesmen in the "city, will hereafter be found at the great grocery house" of Ragon, Dickey & Carson, corner ,of Water. and Vino Streets, where he will be pleased to see all his old friends when they visit the city. The Cause in Daviess. Governor During ha3 ja!,t c.ornpletea a canvass of Davic3 Couaty. . At the various places where hQ 8poke in that county h3 had large audiences of both' Democrats' and Republieans He has done a good work in Daviess," as he does wherever . he goes. The , prospect in that county ia, indeed, most encouraging. The Republicans bav a strong hope of carrying the couity. They are actively at .work

FartlCBlar AUefcUon! The Captains of the various ward

delegation! are requested to nomy the Executive Committee this after noon at three o'clock at tho Journal office the number of lamps tlxey will need, a ad ' also designate the place where they are to be left in the various wards. Prepare Tor the Convention. It is already Ascertained that, there will be. a large attendances from the country at the Convention 'tomorrow, if the weather continues pleasant. It is expected that the Republicans of the" city will aho turn out in force ana provide andantly, not only lor tru;mlvcs, but also for such persons frorii Vfw'nV mnV not Le pro vided for. In oVder that no coafiision or trouble may occur in eUmV" the' provision may the Spring ;tha Executive vouiittee recommends that caca family o ,.,,r their basket and attacii a cara it ntainina the owner's name and La ward ia which he lives. ; The fol owing places have been designated aj w htch .to leave the basketa.wnere tricy will b called for by express, wagons, "and conveyed o'tbe.Springa on Friday mbrning: . , j ,; u,,i First Vfml.r Wm. T, Iglebeart. ( . Second Ward. II abenicbt's . G to- .. i J . . . - - eery. r Third Ward, ElhoU a (irocery on Third. Street, t ! iv -. . i--'- , , I-ouHk',Wird.Vhihp Decker S. : A Hicih Ward Anthony.lieis 8. r . Seventh Ward. William lvolie e. ,.Eialith Ward.-' At the Wigwam. i Ninth Ward. Casgavant'a Marble Yard. ; Jt is desirable that the baskets be left at these points at as early an hour on Friday as convenient, in order that theyjiiay be on the ground in good season. ' .'. 1 Close Your Stores. We hope that all stores in the city, of at least all the stores of Republicans, and other nlacos of business, -will be closed at 7 o'clock . to-morrow j night. that all merchants and employees mav have . an opportunity to join in demonstration in' honor of TJilftr and Oxrlesby. If the weather is favorable it will be nmiuestio'cably the grandest pageant ever witnessad in Southern Indiana. The creat ground swell has just com menced, and the mighty V est will send. back the Jcesponse of a million rrateful hearts to the unfaltering patriots of Vermont. KememDer fwju and l&U. Let the old fires of patri otism burn so brightty that no ordi nary inclemency of the dim their cnuizence. A Mortifying Failure. Prepar ations were made yesterday ior tne erection of the mammoth Grant and Colfax pole. onWater Street, near the - . site of the old Indiana Mills, lhe pole was over two hundred feet long. Tho first section , is cypress,, about seventy rtctlouir. aud come two feet iu diameter. The balance is of poo;ar ana , maple. , , .. ,. . When everything was ready an ef-' fort was mado to raise it,,' but when nearly half way up, it broke short off, near tho second splice, to the mortification ot a'l good people, and to the deligat of Democrats. The disaster is the more to to be regretted as it is tho first ot importance, met with by tho party this year. The pole will be repaired, and, it will yet be raised There-was a large concourse of people present to seo the pole raised. Independence in Council; The Republicans of Independence held a large and enthusiastic meeting on Tuesday night, J. II. 'Bemer in the Chair, and Charles W. Lang, Secretary. After Borne di-scussion, the meeting went into the election of officers, which resulted in the election of Charles W. Lang as Captain, F. Lenner, 1st Lieutenant, and Wm. Koch, 2d Lieutenant; Christ. II.1 Fuchs, Orderly Sergeant ; James Veach, 1st Duty Sergeant; Joseph Peterson, 2d Sergeant; Hugh Hardy, 3d Sergeant; Peter ness,. 4th Sergeant: " "J. B. Grant, 5th Sergeant. A committofli consisting of Alex. Simpson and Peter Hess; were appointed to confer with the committee of the Babytown Club, with instructions to : report to the Captain of the .Independence ; Club. Sixty names were enrolled, after which J the meeting adjourned. ; German Methodist Conference. The German Metbolist Conference meets.' in the German Methodist Church at 9 o'clock this morning. Bishop Kingdey is in the city,' and will preside. The proceedings of the conference will be -carried on n the English language. Preaching each evening during the week in the German language., , ; Bishop Kingsley was present at the attempt to raise the tall Grant pole on lower Water Street yesterday evening, and, like all good patriots,, was mortified by the disaster that attended the effort. Like the venerable Bishop Simpson, : and most other good men, he is on the side of right. . Young Mes's Grant Cavalry. The Young Men'sGrant Cavalry turned out for drill yesterday, with their uniform caps and lances. - They made a magnificent display. This company of young men, who will cast their first vote for President at the coming election, will create a sensation oh the night of the procession. The com-i. pany will be headed by a. grand chariot, bearing a young lady representing each State.- The young gentlemen are in earnest, and are working hard. I Cowardly. A man' from the country cheered for Grant and Colfax, at or near the head of Main Street, day before yesterday, when he was at once knocked down by some Democrat who stood near; causing quite a severe wound oo'tha head. The assaulting party made hi escape. ':

THE " FIGHTING EOTSIN BLUk"

TnE MCsTEIi BOLL lONTIXUED. Mpre of Uie M Contemptible FUo'eAt the " Conservative " Soldiers' meetinsr. so-called, composed almost entirely of citizens, Captairr Yillard stigmatized the organization " FiVhtinc Boj's in 'Blue," oi the as the greatest and "moscdntamptibls failure on record. It is not at all likely that the people . wULregard the: soldier as a4 failure; nor the wbfk'tney have done."t Eeadiho list as publishedtlbelow.. .W"o " have iiaore yet to come: 1 - - " 1 First Lieut S. Deed-", 1st Mo. Ligtjt Art. 2 Orderly Sernt lJetSieikHMk lnd. J J. II Huerrti,-2rtft Indiaua. 4 Fidinaid Preiser, 1st ind:iiitt4ery. 1 5 J. D. Taylor. i.-'"'" 6 JolMl JtUlHDg, 24l,b It)d;B V. . :. . 7 A. X. lireen. .7 - ' -'-' 8 Micuael Ho ier. ., , ; , h 1 C. K. Urew, A. Q, M. r -. 10 VV. V. W.lllauis. Oawdia'NVl . U W. B. P. H :Wrrt, Inuiatuw . . . 12 Wm. tl. Kta . IT. !S. N. - ... l.i 3. B. Carmo ly, 27th Wisconsin. , 14 John It. Beil, &tt Indian: . t t - .'i 15 F. M. Kd waru Induica. 10 IX L Hoot t, liStV IrKltxna. 17 ( has Miller, 24th j.naiau. ' i IS J-jmU .K-eosmer. mn xna lana. 19 ChKS. U Rjbfrt. ' 20 Chas. P. s-cbraidrl2J Iodiana. 21 John B. WtiH-m-.-i-HM. 8. Cook,ltHdr"f " ' -Vi H, KabL. V ' ' 1 - ' J ' ii4 S. A. MOiraii, vna ji, , 2 Samuel Kio. ' . , :' 2H Cap . Ed TmnbMff,' fenn. . .. 27 Mvllt CoolUafievitotn new mm. -2S Hlehard Uuln,3 Maryland Cavalry, 29 Cai le t, M I Bd.Uattery. ! , 80 J. C. Atkinson, uio.rueiiinciLy. HI DiC. Cory,-24'.h iBtHiwa.- ' V";-1, ifcj Martin Kiaua,ift lud.Bitteryl - I 4 OeO-eirea1m, 24h Indiana 1 ' 8(V,C. Mills, latttii Indiana. d5 J(wepb McCoy, u a7 James Shcpaid. A'l I i . 38 E, N. Kenny. -''i. ! 48 r . M.:Thayer. iitt 1 in'tiana.n.1 4t James Scanllin; I3!ltii lodiaaa. 44 James N. M;Clnre, 17th ludiaua. ITIJfTH - WARD. I . Captain, Charles II. Myernotr, iin intliami.. - - x -i- r T Fl . T 2T Isl Linetonantr: Jamerf tlaf lor; lioiu Indiana.- ; 3 2d L.euienant, B. F. GLlett. 4ta cav alry. ' ;-. '. : ... .... 4 -mt !rgeant,' Frsnfc.. Pauaueriy, : aa lowft'lnfar.lry. ....... r vrt WMr.Anr Phlllin IT ill. Ijtn inaiana. 6 d Sergeant, ilenry liecaing, muiana. 7 1st Corp., Fdward Orllj.liw itituanH.8 M lrp., Wm. Klliot'.ra inuiani. j 9 3 1 t'orp., R F. Hebh-I . lft 4t.h (:rn . KI1. WoniisIev.b.iUi Indiana. 11 .M-tC!nnV :ii:irlfs liolt -riMIO'l Indiana. 12 1 tn Coro.. Afinini Miaira. im iuuiaua 13 7lhCorp.f Wirt. H. II. MlHer. 21th Ohio. 14 ot.il Uorp , jaoOO aiiii, ! u u r. 1. 15 ). IS., Alfied Swope, 2lt i Iodiaua. ltt Thomas Etnirood, 6Jtk Iudlana.1 17 William Boul . -1 1H Jacob stajgner, l Kriitucky. 19 FranH W eber, a2 1 ndiana. 1 . tfl H. I). Brear, 7JdretiusyIvania. il Band, ChirteM Tae-iion, 15th ludiaua. 22 rsaud,' Philip Kliue. 25in Iadiaaa, 28' Henry T. Xig teutfalc4 lijl Indiana. 21 George v'auud. i,, . , 25 John Burner.. . ' ',. ,; . 27 Ltent. Cot. J.F. Grill, 21' U Indiana, 28 Will. Ditugbeity, 17tu Keutuisy. ; 29 Henry Dmiijherly, 1 1' h InU-.. 30 Thornas Kiue, llu Indiana. :5i Fred. Prlcw, Itit Iudiitn!Cava'ry. 32 ISol. FiMher, lit Indiana Cavalry. 1 Kobeit Madder, l.-t IudianaCavalrj"- ; 34 Jon u Roeiijftiteu, Isl I diatia Battery. a.r John Jdeytr. i-l liiduina naiusry, m www:pppr,sKn iauiu m .H Jacob Frvj.ath .ndmna.' 40 li F. Jaouno. 57th I.linols. ' 41 4th t-.eret. Wm. Le, 4id Indiana. 42 Fred. Hammer, 1S( h Indiana, i 4a (.'lirLs. Herman, I Vitn IiKiiana. 44 Valeutloe Ksf I, .ii Indiana.' -46 H. B. Uxsavant. llth Vermont. 4 jaioescmtis, tiad Indiana, i I a-: llfrt l(MfTiii IT.:. ii Iiiiiknft. 48 William Mltouru, 2U.1 IndUuia. 49 Jnnux .-ichopp , 24t !i Iiiiliana. nil Kil. MitcriM.I. 6 kl FuUiaua. ol IV. Kowne, 1st J ndiaua Cavalry. 52 Jd.l. Burtls, 1 !' h lialana. fia Joe Loria, Jit Iri'ilHua. 64 Joe Fitiber, 7Ui Otilo. . .i . - . . t . . . f . t n-. , - yt! Joseti B oi lev, 8ih JndLiua BaUry. 1 JB vyiiitaius, ;ld Indinoii Cavalry. "58 Atvltill. Moore, 1st lnd aim (Jivalry. 59 Henry Laueberst, 4Jd IitlnrH. - tig Ueorge Forsylhe. l citti Indiana. 61 Hem lliia'j Willi lnd. ami. . . . , , SEVENTH WARD. ; , V I Will Warteii, JrC! h ludiaua. ' 2 P. C Hioiirioc, liili Iowa. . . 3 Jiilui Motin. 11' Ii Indiana UavaLry. . 4 Aunst. K. l.uHa, lUn lndi-ua.- . .5 tie nUit fccliitl.Ail Indisnu. ,.-! ,8 Jmiua Kaoll. tU indinna. ; . . .7 I. M. IJili etiiucay. 5 Jaoob Leobi. 1st iadiana B Utery. ;- fl Henry Veter,;iJ XV nneHsea. . -Ill Jkx-eph, WiuUoHWUd. iudutua, II t 'asuer Hubert, lolh xudiami. 12 John SrtaH tiler. 1 lii Pnn.- 1 vauia Art.. 1.. Ja"ol Kppt-r, 12CH Pennsylvania Art. 14 Wm. EberUne. 3'.'d ludiapu. . ,15 Hriiiau M Iler. IIM na aiav ". . . ' . Irt Henry Luiz. Slst J ndiana. - 17 William Fell, 1st Loul-ii-iua. IHTHenry Pflsiuer, .tid ndiauiu " ' 19 Zffron Finir, J2d Indiana.- - 20 Wm. tclil"el. Hid JNew York. 21 H. A. M.iler. lHtitn ludiaua. 22 . -II. Fe, o2d I oil mna r ft - 23 .T;uxbI-iiU't, rtui Iudiana JJutterv. 21 Thorn. Mles, lKith Indiana 2. Henry Fordeue, 3.:d Illiuoh. 2H Johu Bucks, Dili Indiana IJ.ittery.27 Xlenry llirchner, 9 11 iew York. . 2S leter Dttwy, lwti Indiana Cavalry. i9 lorenn lrr, li-t NehraAki Cavalry. 3" Inniina Mailer, llth Indiana. , SI Wm. Sipson, 17th Kentucky, 32 Ed. Wenler l.i-tu New Yoi - t x & Wm. C. Kacon.6"tb Indiana. ' . . 34 Chas. Seidl, l'itilli I.idirtim. 35 tie,.rge Forxvth l:lttti IndL.na. Btf John Yuaker, HM3t;i Ohio. 37 Frank. Mchuorbes, llth i ndiana. "1 88 Otto Illintr, lotitu Indiana. ' ' Cha. A. McCutchou, llth Indiana. 40 CUas ISchwelkert, 5LU LouisLaaa. 41 Cnas. Sehautler, lt Indiaua Cavairy. 42 Christ. Wunderllch.lstlndUnaBaUery. 41 JxininB. Shlaler, 4M Inubiaa. 44 O. Kilenstem, lt iti'ltanu BatterjV -' 45 Fied.' Wutideilicii, l iuh Indiaua. ' 4i KrrMt KnHiK, llih ndmna. 47 Fted. Khrbardt. Mlb Iodixna. 4.S Wm. Senlesrer, 11 Itu -w York. 49 CU-.K. Wu-.dei iich, 1st Indiana Battery. 5i t34nal Wyi tenhach, l-d Indiana. 51 Wm. Good win, lliOlh Indiana. 5J Cl.ar ts Ncliripper. 6-"lh Indiana.' aa Robert b J ndiana Battery."" """ 51 Fred. Wenz.'i. 9lt r idiaaa. "- . Jolin Schneider, lsi Jndiai.a Battery. :' 5t Peter Ke-.mr, :2d ludiaua. . . 07 M. Rant., K- I Indiana. ' 58 John Ha.vie, ut Indiana Battery. 59 Loan Neteo, ) h Tnuliiua. ... 1)0 John Hellnian,llrh Indiana. l Fruz Diepel, loom Indiana. "' - 61 Franz KercUner, l.kit.u Indiana. " WJ James Perry, -'d Indiana. . 61 Heurv Jonion. (jtn Indiana Cavalry. "65 MatCT'errv, B"! h' Thnaua." - W Mloiiaei .Sitz, Sih 'XV a oesee Cavalry. . 67 Ueorije L. Ueissler, 1 itith Indiana. tS Herman Knoll, tioih Inuiaua. 9 Fled. Young, 32d Inii ins, , 70 Nick. l;riwii. 2tli Indiana. 71 Kd. Cainpliell, 5th Ohio. 72 A. Seiverm, lHh Indl no. 7; Spente Olazier, 25th Indiana. 74 Uepre W- .ijarrisop, ls(t Indiana Cavalry. " ' 7j J.tcob WotiderllQi. 1st Indiana Battery. O. V. 01ou.l jih New York Artillery. 77 Jacob Neiuier, lKt-lndlaua Cavaliy. 7 cuaries (ioodxuan, 1st Nebraska Cavalry. ' ., 79 Oeore Cbrlfctian, 2Uh Indiana. 80 William Brrraan. 14ih ludiaua. 81 (iustav Ritt, 3Sd In. nana. 82 Juhua Miller,, lltn Indiana..Nl Leslie Lawreuce, 42d Indiana. ;, M tieorge Morgan, 42J ludiana. David Huteuiunoo, (Utti Illiuois. S Henry P.oet r, 32d I ndiana. 87 Henry Joidau, Ijtitti ludiana. 8S Heniy iticlistnn, 1st Indiana Battery. t9 entuiit Klsieider. 32d Indiana. ,90 W. Hi Oehelman, l.TOth Indiana. VI John BcUuj, 24M1 ludiaua. 92 J. i. Jonts, 42d Imiiana. -:..'T SM (ieorse Hinirle, Hid Indiana. Si Jaeoh Oai..niaii. 17inlndiana. i VV. i. Kirk patrick, Goth Indiana, 9tj t'has. Otmsiead, 4vxi indiaaa. 97 James Hiegs, 42d ludiana. . 98 Adam Blelio?, lilh Indiana. 99 Michael sjcUeuca. 1-M.n Indiana. 100 John Bohleber,id Indiana. . 101 WjI'liich, lth Indiana. . .-t ' lu2 Fred. Kausch, litu. Indiana. .o ' The Soldiers. Up to the present time, in this city. Five Hundred and Ticenty former Federal soldiers have enrolled their names as determined to stand by and support their gallant leader, General ' U. S. Grant. Well done for the brave boys who fought for freedom and the. ,flag, on many a battle field. We repeat we, have still more to add to " the" list wej publish this morning. -" , ., - t-f

, " , . ! A Card. EJitOffl Journal: . "Reports iave teen circulated that! was a defaulter while Treasurer of Gibson County, Indiana. These report are, no doubt, intended to in

jure my prospects for nomination as the Republican candidate for Clerk at out County Conveqtion. It is needless lor me to say to those who know'me well, that this report is false and malicious, and has no. foundation whatever in fact. was Treasurer of my old oativeoouprtyeix years -consecutively ; was never behind a single dollar at any annual settlement. - For proof of this, I submit herewith, first, an extract from the Uuitm Ciariony cf Princeton, IndiaDa, J udc 11, lla, as follows: " "Captain Ke'avis was Tiorn And raised in this (Cxibson) Couuty. He was elected Trensurer of thecnunty In August, 1S40, for a term of tnree years, over James Boswell, K3 v lale deceased, who was in Ijisday the suosi iouulrtr Democratic politlciau ju the coxiaiyt- Vfa re-electud to the same office in ifJ for another term, by a majority of 440 votes ovi r M. O: O. Harero.e. thea a vry pop'.lir Ixrraoerat, who wmu ohvqueui.lv eteeiea u in at olueei ana a A time when tho county wm regarded aboat equally divided between lue WUi.and l0iuocratlc parties. .The first year the CaDiain had the least delinauent tax lltit. la proporuon to amount of taxabies, oi any lreaKurer in Ibe istate. During m i administration Tireauurer. the eouniy ,

was solvent an the ttme-he never protest- J ant Marshal, when the meeting aded an order I r the want of rands. U left J .,tt j .t i-

dollar, making a full Httilement and hand aeomoj wuuoui oeing uecina a single ing over to ula successor lu omce all tne In addition to the above, I here with submit the certificate of Mr. John CfHolcomb, present Auditor of Gibson ' County: which will forever dispose of this slander: State of Indiana, loo - uibson county..- , J -. , . , ;;i I. John C. Holcorab. Auditor In and for the.o unty- a.firesatti. d(i hereby certify thai Wtlriara Heavis, who- was formerly Treasurer of said county ior a period of six yearn,-was jiever a defaulter-at any time during the two terms of his service as tuoU Treasurer; but' prottiptry paid to his successor, the balance found due and in hi- han-is on final settlement at tne expiration of his second term of office, as fully appears from the books and records now on tile in my office. Uiven under my hand and seal at Princeton, this nisi day of September. 1WJB. ' ( . r, J. C. HOIiCOMB,- . . .' Auditor Gibsou Couuty. Now, my friends and the public are informed, that I, too, am still acandidate. before the people fox nomination at our Convention, with whatprospect ofi&uoeesg time must determine.' Nor can I make any boast of any superior oaauncations should the-choice tall 'on'-'me. ' It ia true, I have been deputy Clerk and written in' Clerk s othces nearly two years; but my friends and a-generou public, hundreds of whom have been iu my office during the last four yearn, can and will form their own opinions as to my qualifications I do Dot deem it important to make any pledges as to what sort of clerks I should employ in case I should be nominated and elected. It is - too much like counting chickens before thev are hatched. My German and soldier friend, and alt other friends, will trust me for "that without pledges. I now submit my. name to the Mass Republican Convention, to be held at Crescent City Springs on the 4th mst..,- -where everv KeDuMican will liave" the right to vote for the man of his choice, as tne candidate ior eacn of tha offices to be filled. And I hereby pledge myself to sup port tpe nominees or that Conven ticn, whoever they may be. . Respectfully, &c., W. Rea13. .j- . - Safety Oil Cave. V.e :-. were shown yesterday a-mammoth cave re cently constructed by Messrs. , Keller & W hite, in the rear of the -new hnildiuci erceted last year, on Firev Street' near" the corner of Division The cave is & feat long, 21 feet, wide )v--V 4.- ' -i-ii ...!. 'n ana aoout u or i i ieet aeep. xt solidly built of brick, arched over with the floor cemented. In tho center of the oave, to which tho floor declines from all points, is a deep cistern with a' perforated. zinc covering. The de sign is to btore coal and other iaflam able oils securely and conveniently. The cave is -reached from the rear by a square Vell, where the oil will be lowered, and the ! cave., i learfcd by an iron door closing tight. If the oil barrels. leak, tha waste. oil -willow to the center into the cistern above meatiooecL, ;If all oil ; was thus securely stored, there would be no necessity for an ordinance regulating t the keeping of oil or of an inspector. The walls of the cave or vault are eo, constructed as to admit the building of a large storeroom over it, which will be erected oett season. Subety. of the Peace. The man who "cut stiex " day before yesterday, when ce heard that there was an office after him with a writ in a 8urety-of-the-peaca case, returned to the city yesterday. He will have a Mteariog before Enquire Emery to-day. Meeting in Knight Township. An earnest and attentive Republican meeting assembled last night at Butkhart's School Housel in Knight'Township. Casper Tpmhemelt made a telling speech in the German language", and was followed" by James n. McNeely' on matters of business connected with tho campiign. The Township will be on hand at the County Convention and also on election day. ' J- " ' ' ' 1 PERS0NAL-We had the pleasure of Meeting J. M. Lockwood, Esq , of Mount Vernon, in the city yesterday. He is looking well, t r, IIonAlbert Lange, of Terre Haute, was a pasienger by the Rose Hite last night, and is slopping at the Sherwood House. He has filled all his appointments in the counties above, and in addition spoke also at Newburg and "Tell City, having had goodmeetings at all his appointments. At several places, he spoke in both German and English. He leaves for Tiome this morninel "after having ac complished a "good work in the district ' "... - Thomas T. Petitt, editor of the OwensboTo Monitor, was in 'the city last night, "on a fly," returning by the Ros Hite.. ' , i ' Captain J. W. Rea,' of " Terre' Haute, Tras in the city last night. He is recruiting for laborers on the' Evansville, Henderson & Nashville Railroad, and took down- a detachment last nigut. 'on the Itose.Hite. J. G.: Burton, of Louisville, formerly of Sullivan, Indiana, was at the American House last night. Wm. Nelson, Clerk, of Posey County, is also stopping at, the AmericanHouse. ' ' . .' .

i - . Wii'd Meeting-'- - . i Fourth Ward. The citizens of the Fourth Ward met at Decker's pump store last night to make final arrangements for the grand torchlight

proeessioD' on the 4tu. liiram Weison was called to the Chair, and J. J. Marletr, Jr., was appointed Secretary. The reports of various committees were received, and the number of persons to carry lamps reported-a Mr. S. J. Loffwen&tein was appointed Marshal, and J. J. Marlett, Jr., Assistant f Marshal. 'The' citizens oi the ward who propose to carry a lamp will meet at "Decker's pumpi. etorer on Main Street, at i o'clock FYrday" evening. The Fourth Ward is wide a .vake. 1 i Ninth Ward. Qnite a large and enthusiastic meeting of the RepubliWnof the Ninth AVard Vas- held at Ca3savant's marble shop last night. Mr. Tennis. was'calf&d'to the chair, and Captain Cassavant wa3 niada Secretary of the-meettng.f Affe-cJiear-ing the reports f the various committees, the citizens proceeded to the ( election of Mr. II. C. Nanny as . Mar- . 1 nnrl Samiifl Vickerv ao AcKist. snai, ana oamuei vicsery as assisi journea. ' , x ue ii min . it ara ; iAepiiDiicans will do their .duty. -.Of that all may rest well "assured. ' Sixth" Ward. A'-Very lar?e-'and eathuaiastio- ward meetiog was held at John"S(Ja"ntlthV!8hop. in the Sixth Ward, last night. 'Col. Kearcherwas called to tha Chair, and .Joha Ivisop was1 appointed Secretary. ' Frnal' pre parations were made for the grand torchlight processioatv.xvMr.t'K Jacob i Benninghoff was .appointed Marshal,. after which the meeting adjourned. It was an excellent meeting. The Sxth Wa,rd fBQpublioioi 3f ill be out in foroe, and will make a display worthy of the gallant men of that ward.' '' ' -' '-ii'-':-Seventh Ward. The soldiers and citizen! of.the; Befanthl Ward met at Kolle's store last night. The meet ing was verj large and enthusiastic. Tfr nra rra oii al Aran Vv tt Ta A T -a- n pi voiuv-m uiwi Kfj X. . twtO' with, P. C..-Eberwine as--Secretary. Tlie soldier company wasTncreased to 102. j The best of,feeliju nrevailed a:. ' 'ii ' -V in. i t?-i- A -itV i rn turuuguuui. xiiB cevcniu nam win compete strongly Jor the Banner, and the boys are confident of success. The meeting adjourned .with three rousing cheers for Grant and Colfax -"" 4. ' ; . : - ; ....".;. t ' aw -v ' "-ir -w-. ihelrummer iSOY. - lneJJrummer.Boy was presented for the sec ond time ' last., night, to a very large audience. . We cannot ppeak pf indi viduals who i Look part in its produc tioor-but' only ' in general - terms of of thena!. 'We feel sure that we are but repeating, .the verdict of air who were there, last n'gbL3 hen : wu say that this series of the most thrilling tableaux, perhaps "ever presented on the stage, was well executed last night, and that to each individual performer much. credU , is, dao. . -The i scene at the house of ltrmer How ard, . the : quarrel,,, the apparation, the firing on Fort Sumter; the up jtstngrorttitS pUopTJjv water arr present ed in such a manner as to reflect great credit on the amateurs. In the sec ond act, the bivouac, of Union forces, the letter from home the tableau, soldier s dream,' rebellion, the adven tares.. of a spy, the faithfulness pf a colored servant,' the court . martial, the final escape of the spy. and his re tarn to tha Union lines. vi hid faith ful Joe, and the grand tableau, were all well executed, and' ith'.Wplendid effect. . In the third act, the M Confederate " camp, the report of :battle, j,he: battle scene and the "closing tableau were all thrilling in th&extrefue. i In tho fourth act, tho battlefield of ShilohJlJieliOrroTS off the fight,- the appearance of the "Sisters of. Chari ty," the "Drummer Boy Vf fate,-and the closing tableau drew-. tears from many an eye mat witnsssea the scene. Ia, the fiTtl act, . Farmer.IIoward'a house, the news -of tbfl' battle; arrival of Harry and Uncle . Joe, ndersonT ville' pri30B,Athej arrival ' of Federal troops, the revenge,"1 and the tableau of Guardian ' Angels, was truly tho most thrilling and affecting of all the scenes." T A 1. . i 3 . . xu tne next anu closing aer, tne iurlough, thel ionlhe, yacaat. chair, the surrender of Lee, the return of thRegiman,, ind, the. jfioal erand tableau of States, and the Regiment all were presented -in ; a i magnificent style. ' .To appreciite Uiii thrilliri seriei qf tableaux, they must be seen Every soldier and citizen should seo them. To the soldier" it would be living over for a time what he endured for the flag; and to the citizen, it will be vividly portrayed to him what suffering, their sone endured. Do not fail to see the tablesnx 'to-night Kentucky , Politics. "We jearn that Christian,' one of the' 'counties in the Second (Ky.) District, in a pri raary meeting, has instructed her dele gates to cast her vote for William N. Sweeney, , Esq, of i.Oweosboro,, for. Congress, in the District Convention to be held at Greenville, in Mubleuburg Cpun.ty? on . the let of, Octeber. Mr. Sweeney proves bimself more of a rebel than MeHenry, his opponent, and will no doubt be the nominee, and Ts a fit "dlscTpTC'tofijrTjr JtlmfiTaco of John ! oung JJrownr Attention, Grant Guards EianTH WabdI Too Hare hereby notified to meet, at the Wigwam thiaJ (Thursday) evening at 7 J" o'clock. Let every soldier of the ward Orn out promptly, as the .'lamps will be" ready for distribution.';,, ;?.-3L Smith. . ... Captain, Commanding Company. ' Attempt at Robbery. About midnight lastome scoundre". attempted to enter the room'of "aTady af Lhe Sher wood House,, from .the back, porch. An alarm was iiven ' jinof thetvillain fiedl'He Vas'irurucd ty Piiillp Daw-' son, an attache or tne Louse, but managed to escape.. , ; , A

Dhamatio Season. Aa will be seen by adyertisement cl jew here, "the regular dramatic season at the Evans -ville Opera House will commence on Monday, September ltth, with a com-.

pany of superior excellence We shsl l make more special mention oi ma. company at a proper tuna ( Tin , ttj)Disq, Isjor .Tjljrtha ilyncs and wife celebrated their 'tia wedding" last n'g'it t. the family! mansion of Col. James Lr. Jones, tne father sf Mrs. Hynes.":A? iUrrTpnd.1 brilliantaasemblafo wa9 present, audi the occasion was abund";infn pleasure". 5 OdAI.OTlCS W&AccidcAfTriiWante:tcAlciss fi sfi.uoo to,.lo,uoo. witn weekly cotai penSation. from' $5 to $50, issjKd ifi1 the. old". Traveler.? ; IjisurancetjCetiir' pany.of JTaftTordvon p'rntctiouic)' t-dtCrn-j-- ,il ?HJ$vansvilie. The finder will fee suitably by-.ieatiug it at taeJotRHAL Uihee. B. B". C. The Re3elute'hBase Ball CiV wilKplayrf- practice eania. on,,tbe Evansville grpund jtErvcry member should "bo prescfiw' 1ST rder of the Pretident. , septo. , SALTf,SAXT!t1-SAWl1f-Salt has advanced to fifty cf6la "ter fcushel, !qr. three dollars andvhiu-?x;ents for seten bus be L barrels, iindiw5 (dellans aiid , jighty en ts fot m If brrl j Ui oB AW J) &,St art, : y ' -'"AftphtS OhtcRir SMt Co. '.; -Ageuts"1Kanawha Salt. Ci " - Dental Stu i b nt.---An onpoi'tnni" ty is now 9ffered for a ,stcadt ab roliable young man .to stud dent-bstry He shotild have a god : EnaHsh- eucation, and, bo from j'18 to 22;ycrfir.s of ag3, .1. Haas.se223t Over First National OJun k Select School-. 31 rs Ross's select hool will re-6pen,! at her" residence, ! sch on First Street, betwaen Mulberry apd Gum, o4t Monday u ex j .Sap tern-. bcr 7th. ' v ;:Xsc2Kt:' JBfS??, Fresh, laltby Oyatfir fccoiveil ' daily and for sale by the caoe-r half J can tit1 11.. Jf errnan s , c c.4nfcpfionerr.' ' ' sep2 lw io u iviain street. ;r i. For Rent. A larsre house suitable! for drhellirin or hoarding; a'lo "a'hease with'fiveiroom 'in'aobd locality. ; u,.BCptltf ; ALVAH.JOHNBONk .- j For RENT.-t-The roonv H9W ccupied by S; W. Turrit-;' No. 7 SouthFirst Street,' three doors oastof.Maln. The situation is a desirable one. The room is furnished with all the neces-, sary fixture aiMhelviofclo carry o.i any kind cf business, and will be rent; ed very low. - . Turner & Jvujjlervt ' augl8 If. ' ' No. 7 First Street. i ' Ht ! -r- ' . ' 1 - ' ' - - . k - . St. NicnoLAS. A cold snack can be had at all hoars attho " St. Nicho las." No. 117 North First Street. J' auRl lw ,-S. -rii-f 111111.:. I .o!rI f.ti Couch & Saddlery IlrtrdTrrre Springs, Axiea, Wood T Work, Dainasks Uarn;;, Kiiarne'led Tat en t Lent he i i ' - - :-Padlim,feklrtin3-)t(.4:.T ? ' : V l.i -t t iVo. !M:aiii Street. 1 Evansville, July 2, IMS jet') (Successors to Wells, KellogK & Co.)': 13 . t i.llif.t.'k . M . rg- j v. i BIG PAfjlt AXES, AXES, i AXliS.AXKN, , - - - TA OLE CUTlQli Y nl '' ' M- TAB LB CUTLERY, TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET, CUTLERY., ,uTw ? POCKET CUTLERY. liL ! POCKET CUTLERY. : y, Truce Clittiit, Truce OliaiixM, 'TfTiTiMii C'hnliiM. I'laiiiert' noes, l2axi(rJIoe Is K i Mechanics' Tools, '7T.:--3!ecnaIlics, 'fools, -i" Mecllanlcs, Tools, BUIL11EK8 IUKDWACE, ,. , r BlILUKKS' MAKDWAKK, , - - ": - . -yilLDKUS' HAtiil'.VARK, ! 1.1 r I'OTTOS A.VD WOOLCAKDS,. 'riN AM) V4LCfAStfW, .. mm i m aju nuuii i;aau BEST RUBBER BELTfXU, - ' J BKHT RUBBER BRL.TINU, BJHS2' Jt UHBKli BJslLTIJS'G, ' . Mill and Cro83-Cnt Saws, , l , t Mil and Cross:-6'nt Saws,' Mill arid Cross-ut Saws. CASH btfyera will tfnd U to their advantage to examine onr block beiore purciiaotng elae where. - - : . At Vie; Old Stand,; 13 Hrst Br BSniCHSB, KK1L0CQ fe CO. tvl ' ' -i ; JiJIKS DATlpsOK. J. Ih orb samuel onn & CO., ; - - ' ixtEiaB,t;;,'r;i ' . 2. t : T T T4 - f. uorge ana.MulHiioes, Tinners' and Blacksmiths' T00I3, WAGOX AND BC60T WOODiVORK .1 r n'4 Wnot'OIIT SCBAP IKON IIOCGHXV) . , A.t-th blgheat market rates. ' i - Water Street, tual4 dtf

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Fur clher River Itemt see Third Pari': The additional arrivals and departures lait pight were the OllieSullifan, frorii Cacnetioa; Rapidan No. 2, to Cairo; tho regular packets to Henderson; Rose Hite, -Louisville and return; James Gray, to Green River, and tlia.. Quickstep, from Cairo...: The Rapidan , had a good trip but, as had al.su tho James U:-?ar. for Green was crowded Qk J??t 5 ? nSV?. Ut'.v'Th'e ...Quickstep bad a good, tripff both" freight and ..Tiie" Ada-Ljon-i- cow iuty.'i!pau:e3,: aaLteokd aa pretty .n :flpi;l4d ftg? '" 'Shp'-wilf taaka an exqtxtfhf in.pya Saturday to Diamond Ii!ilad nn J t return, leaving F. M. Iluinpvey & Go'k iWnaii boat at 8i a. Ml1"w-t'ad'Tptiti'A'Sl in ..-tJipV: evening. lto fof the; round . trip ..children under. twelve years, half price. Everytody'is iavited loga.V .;. " Uoats in port W. R. Arthur, Marble City, and Bismarck. Forwarded our Memphis and New Orleans freights by tb.3 two last, mentioned steamers, r tjjee tt v e! y. ' VJ"ia t he r V'lefianf. Mississippi River viiog atSt. Louis, with 7 feet water between Ciiro an! Mem pht; Ohrt stationary! Sim. J: IlAs lyiojr t Padu.cah, repairing broken Kbaft;,T,yronand Fanny Rrandeisat same place; 2d, mot Cumtrerland at Klizah-thtown; Rapidan ".'at;. West .FrabkUnuv . m ? : -t 'm. j-.j Vc Oar 'onaicnee! a re "O w ruer, -1 ; brl .tdpe;". Reiij; fcHauey,,:l" cider "mill whel j-JJtu-te .Nicholson, 3- hhds. of tobacco: Chas. Schaum & Co., 137 bans, bilbailtiy j C. &, A. ('hrist, 5 brls. f .flour;:Davin; tons of scrap iron ; yejipsmaht & 'Kshmc,' 1 bag of oottoo arn j CiVarfes Xeilz &, Co.s 'J burs of 'fMth'eriS-': H. V. Bjhminghoff, 4 boxes 'of peaches;' C." A'' "Kes!cr, -1 box; Jpt, jrrg A (Jo.-, 4 rn-kes. ot hnies; W. H. Base, 17 pckgs.' mdse. ; T. Lawbon, 32 pekgs. mdse. ; Cook & Rice, 20 empty beer kegs. . LouifeVilk--S hhds. of tobacco; 10 pckgs.j)f"mdse. i ; vi , . i i Cincinnati 3 pekgs. of mdse. ' - STEAMBOATS, FOIt OWENsnorto. CAXNELTONVAND Vl LOU 13 VILLE. ... , yhOifleet and elegant passenger ateamer Ldtt??E. P. T. Hollcrolt. Master. w jiiirn.ii.in rin. ui.HBMitt liick llntchlnHon. Clerk, Leaves for L.onl.svllle and all wav. norta THW DAY. Tlmnlay. Hept. 3d. al G r.M. r"1 Krrt freight or pasnaite apply onboard. 'it ' , .: ' - i Agen ts - FOR CANNELTON ' The fine, fleet steamer - I.I.I4. N LI. 1.1 V AW, jSSf Jaakin Ttluo. Mauler; -iiii... Itii-a Wm. s-teii bi iitue, Clerk, Leiivts tor tha ai-oe and ail intermediate porti Tills 1aY; Thiiraday; Hept. 3d, at 10 O'clock A.M. Fof -freight r phasage 'apply' on' Iroard, or t " -"" 4i it. KUil, .it . i -1 ' i ' - ..Aent. 5 . AUltfO UN CEMENTS. COUUTY TREASURER. Editors Jortrnnl: PIo:se nmiounco the nnmo of W. ti HAZKLlllGti as a candidate lor the office of County Treasurer, abject U Un decislou c the Union Con-vk.i(Mon'- "- i'MNT f'EiKMa. ;:r" CO VUTY- CLERIC. Ed itorn JoBrrt'l?. Please aDtionnCft lhe nnuiout WW. lir.AViis jut a andioate lor lhe f rti;e oi Couuty Clerk ior Yandei burah tin-ity,snbjeet to lie decision of the He-puiiio-tii county Coaventlorr, to tae plao at the Cr scent Citv ipriutix, on the 4t h of 1. Hc Ic'JX UeriH.- ,li y (qucot ,.. - -. T.- USVVOttll'. By request, of ra any voters, we announce PHY U. VlhiTS us a caidldate lor lhe im-eot Coftaiif!ierk,tcb)fOL to t)ve UdoiIon of t.etJnloti 1'ouvemlon. ' JAMF.fi ILlMrVFELY Will serve the i nlilic Uhf9Hy.ns Clei tt of tlie Couita of Vaiiderbui'glt V'ounly, It iioinlnaled by m iiejiunncnn vnion t onveuiuu nn the JtlM'J , epl';iuU.tr. and nival li-t by ibe pro T'e onhcif.tu ot O.tobrr ang.7 i a uw -tjtlPJvd.KON: 1 it enndldnfo for th'e otlloc ot uouaryi)erk at the ensuln2 OaiaLi. r i Jseluvn, !.r.,i-- u ile decision pt Hie nej utillcan Louviiitiohk ' ' - I aftl a rnBdluaf e Tor, e-e ectlou to tlie ollice of Recortier of Vandertiuiuli.t oaiit y, s u OJ lie ttn t HTl "fi e o !-Io u of the Itcnubiioaa County Copveullou. ' sepllf. X Vj. "TOMIIEJCELT. . mtiini flcdley sr Co., GottQA.. and , Tobacco Factors, Foriva: uln and Commission , 'RCIffANTS,, : Water 'Street',, fcoraer of Dlvlslonj EVANSVILLE, 1NI, ClUCl'LAR. AViNfi, i:mi:iu:ii rrox thk . tTiterpriee or eKl abli-shinK a Tobacco market In Kvansvlilo. we 4-s leave to tenner our'Bervice to onr friends in' Keiv4M;ay nn to tne irtrjscco irrowlna commn nltieaof Jcdaaoaand lllinoix. It Is Onr arm nnd determination to buikl up a Home Market, equal, all ihluus eonmdered, to any in. the. country, which we conceive 10 oe 01 luuunoiu luiereM 10 iui .extensive :rid)ac'0 growim- reuion - t-nr-Kouiuliha KVausville. and wllh our Ituze and intimate acquaintance In theadjaca .t P.uuUeu ol KutiLuvky, and (bo enouumge. ' meat and many f:icilitie Hil'ordwl by onr ciy. wr- re eminnem rnai our enoris will be .spet-dily rmwiH-.l wlih nico hm. A larjio mJ- rityof I lie f. I niters In this Kt-etlon nave never prized tlielr tobaceo for the reason that they liave had no J lornMm ket. where luey coukl De present mid witueKM its sale, and besides, mosi planters are not prepared to prize tueirown crops. For their convt-nlft- ce Ave will complete arrangements (in due time for the new (iiiM Willi good and reliable men in every neighborhood to liirnlxu hotheads and pi lit) tobacco upon reasonable term", Then each Plant r can accompany hU JIogthcMd, and see tlu m Impeded, Weighed and Sold, and return Jfome tcifi the Procu:df. Oariiniimer ol -llirj-'tVbacei will be mi conducted as to Insure Hatlslaction. Each box-bead will bo sampled and m1 Bepaxaleiv upon .Jm oyra nieilts, to the hiii'iest bidder at puoMc auction. , Jot only plault-rs hut dealers will find that our ma ket atforda mauy advnntageii W lln-m. ,uica sales, t-vtin nt small piol114, w dealerSi ti tioaiiuct exteubive opern t ioti' dm i 10; tin hcusoii, upon a rhiaII capna), witu the least poiiblv danUiin r of loss. We olsd vie. ge our best efTorts in tho wale ot t'o;tomtnd other prod nop, and all consignment hi re lorwarded will receive our prompt attention. For the .character of our house we refer to our ue-juui urn -, to oar loeul auenti", aud ft the mailing hilslne-s houf-es of Kvausvllle, cnl. hone by pronipluess, eneriry, anil itrlct in esirlty, to merit a reasonable Khure ot pa' routine. ' MA llTIV, IIEALLEY, A CO. . September ists. . , Pi' Si i-To if eiilirpriiiig friend tfe prt'poec hi award the following 2rcnuiti8: rri iiiluiil S2i)lriGld lo the Plant er 1 row wnoni we ntceirc me ursi Hosbfad, Jfw troii. '. rrpiuluui-,$lt; in Gold to the Planter from nliom "wo. H.i ceive the second Hosstieatl. .w Crop. - rrwiuai$5 ! tiald to the Planter (m whoui-wv ri'tx-lre tho third llogsheait, A'cw t'rop. sepU lvai liat. , :ii 0. M., H. & CO. . Dls&olntlon Notice. m Cr,AUT. IWII 1 1- HKBCTO. fllr xfisUnH 't?n R. S. Rustou, J. H.p mm'&l and WidsO. IVldy ban .bAm dissolved by riuiutooiise.iii,uii liabilules of the fi:rutaudl.-ha-ged by It. M. XUintuu.wlwi aulhonzoa to receive ali debts uiii; wiuu li.rm. - .Referring to the above, the nndentlgnod, as Hut-1-t-s.'oiii 10 ir. s. xtubtou & Co., thankful for past favor to the old firm, would fcoiicu a, continuance or the same to the pew firtrfot augailw , ItEJLLY CO,

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11 jr. jveu so lcskt: and manauki;. Tlus vwyilo.ii- TEMPLE OF 'ART Kill le.op-ntl for the regal tr DRAMA TIC SEASON Monday Evcninp;, SEPTEMBER 1J, ISfiS. Tie,. COR PS ' DRAMA TJQ UP. on cf thcLc-'in the Wm'crn. CoUJri. has been ale-t'd from the prineipa1 METR OPD LIT A N THE A TEES of NEW YORK, JIOSTQX, CHICAGO, and ST. LOUIS, and rt.;i8 S(S Of ; MEM15EKS, Acknowledge !, by both Pre oi l Public to he, m ARTISTS OF EXCEUOCE! 3r 023SEIXVI2 ! ' The LATEST LONDON NE 17 YORK XO VEL TIES J l'f be Vrd need in RAPID SUCCESSION, and every care v:id lr played in matter cf SEE NEE Y, COSTUME, PROPERTIES, MECHANICAL EFFECTS, t which .end the hot ice of the HE ST ARTISTS have bee, stern red at a GREAT COST. Rrmcmbtr the Inauguration Dramatic Sensni, f tin Monday, September 14, 1368. For full pardcuhtr see Mitncetnent 'and small bilh. '3 di J.t7 i a nrOJt RENT. JJIOK- KiJX r BAKI I.M K.N'T Th bi.semerit or t i( l tmib rhind Prebv terlau Luurcli, corner of Neo.ind and I he-.! nut streets. This would he it vei v de--irahio Place for tehmt( Huie or I.Tawimi an-t J'ai' tiny. At-o, a ifn.l ro in for un o me. I.iqmreof ALVA II .1 H SON, tiu.Udtt Hi al Khtato Aai-nt. "W ANTED. WANTS-:! MAN A stea 'v man, w,o u ndeiH amis Wurlimi; a rianiii and Kloorlcg Machine, to whom we will mv Ifoal wwges biiJ f;ive h eady t nip oy iik u! Inquire ut tins otiiee, fir of IHIIILIC. MV Eli- BKO., Keoond M., but. Chestnut mvl Clierry. aio dlw iprfAvi;ti-( ir a flYMP. N AN! . ,r r-i.Alttl.l-.litt-l'Ai o it a ri vmi-ii and wai-Weft-i wauteii tit tlie (J ia: ton .t-.nn .tlaairttM, tirali.on, Illinois, stead v -m-plojinnit and Kood wattes, l-iiie nid eoiiim slious boaiiiitii -houses, betobu m; to lb' I'omniny, are silu;il-d !n-nr ".n, iuarries. Aui; re.i SILAS PA Rlt I Mi 1 1 N" , tjrallon, lUiiiOiH, or U W. 1 1. W UK, I IT, 614 Commercial Alley, St. Louis, Alo. ! an'.'O d2w FOIL JeC 1I1;NC1 ; On Hi i oiint oi a i m j.mted ciiuiij-'e In liu-iin-ss and loean intend tor oil my lewili-m i-, coi imr i-: .tid Viri:i Kt.r.-o s. Ti. lot has a dot I: Kf ''-If!-Ill, I i: a i h i.ju u-ec ijii f.i&hllt Sfreci, and he prl ""vii in jiov. it nneij i..oinieil ttaidt-n t an. If diutireil, lie uul lor t-uilmi.ii and Mold Sep ars. elv. 'i'l o tiou se coo I a ) is el -ti I looms, and tho plate Is well sii,p iel wnii cislerus and c ut bouses, nil in mo l ,.t i Trder and repiir. SMld proj.inv, il ii'.i Bold aliulVHli kiiln previous to tit-.- L'.iti i.i beplemliur. ISta, will on t h-l day la.. oiT rt d nt public auction. TV-mi , niioij known on day of Mtlo .For further Infoi inatlon and Inn ee'ion of lhe properly apply on tho pn-m i-.es, to ' aeSdld liutlhi'.T S. KL'-sl i .. Reaidenca and Farm for iSal. rfi'K iti.Niin:.v : or the lain !, JL Xhomas Uuneie will be sold nt prlval'i fcuie. Said far n coutains ldi acres, n'dii luiprovementM. It ia about one uit.tf lam Ingle's MtaUon, on tle K. A C II. Ii., aud ten miles Horn ti.is t-lly. For furlher ttr. ticulars apply al Hr. i.. T. liuncie's otion. No. 42 Klrl Street, ICvansvlJie. Jy .i i. fOR SAL! 5 AND FOR RENT. M.q3J' Dwedtus: Houses, anil 1- iirms. Itu tiiousan I wic of Farming Lnmt. I buy and (seil Keul Kslate. " ' ALVA II JOHNSON, ' Iteal Instate Agent, Third Strut, Evaim-iUe, Imiiannt. , dec22 U "OOAI2.3JING. BOAKOlKQ - ou Second Stieel, between bu-amoru aud inc. in the h.use la ely o cn.iei by Mr. W in. linci. Three iarite furnlfiied looms. mjiIupU, ioifamtl es. lay boar er wiiuiv . au. dtf Mils. C. A. FCLLKJi. BAIIROAD HCtUSE, . OPtoefaUy known as the OLD PULL'S llf.AU. IMS Oleasant Hltuatioii Is i,..v.OJ U for tbe aoeom modatiou ol boitrier under tn aireition i Mii. una K. U. O.NOK 'lhe Mieet cars ui;i i... ound coiivenieiit. runtm: to nn.i i tlie hrnnines every tin iii,rmt.-. t ... ... twoMiiaii families can b ui'Coiainii'-ii,-,i P.k. Large and good accomiuoont.i.oi i... stock. lioayj.-) aim BOAWUMi.-JIw. J. raik-r has removed to Mr. Join. H"-...,' i . ... Uouse. Oti Division Som i...t ......... L. ?., and I bird, and la ready to receivers man v day boardera an wLl kiVO ilt-r a cuL. ,Su,. also has Bve or six j;otxi room to i,-t. ""-J u" MiCS. D. CAHXEK. 11 V 'nil-: nil- oil K, at MRS. E. M. BURNS', No. LI Second St., beL Main and Loeu t Streets, Evansville, lud. - A few more Ixlgers and quite a number of day boarders can t.till bo accomir.o.-ia-ted. , . Mrs. m. HUUN.-;. ; mar2tf .Indiana Stato University, ' ELOOMlXuTOX, INI). THE NEXT TI.ItM iltXUSH SI.!'. XEMBSR 17th. jMUioit. it frc Jor off, includltis,- lnsti-no-tion iu Modem Lanuii jes, and u:;-o in I .- -Theory aud Pr ictice of Inu-iiiiit:. This Univera.ty now justly ran as finoim the very best iiistiiutious of jeiaiMii j la th Uiuied staies. For further lufortna'ion and cut a In nei, atldress REV. O. NUXT, D.D., Prvsideiit Of the Univemtty. The Law Term bejins ynvibrr S-t.'i. J W. HANN A.MAX, : ' ' President of 1 metres. Indianapolis, Aug. 27, lsos. L -i d it.wit