Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 5 September 1868 — Page 2

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t vmLMHID BT IHI VUIl.l.-JOl'KSAt lOMPAJiT, So. 6 !. St rcet. EvwmvH' SATURDAY .BEPTEMBER 6, FOR PRESIDF.NT, ' . GENERAL U. S. GRAN7. FOB VICE PRESIDENT, Hob. SCHUYLER' COLFAX .Agents Tor the Journal. , , II. A. IKI.L. Princeton, Ind. , , Cunt-. Lkvi FKNOtf-oN.Pelersourgii, j"". J. M. Fostkk. Fort Branch. lod. K. W. W kaf.R, poseyvihe. itui. -i .'.., a r s.niMi'Villrt. IUM. ' rn pi. W HiriNrJ. I'ynlhlHiia. lou. , K. J. i:cx-Ki!. r.ew Harmony. I no. H ak M' Bond, Haatielon. Ind. . Tl WOCir,.,: rn, Hanft "2d. l hey will juko receive "JTrwtinZl Or lets lor Br..rt n.H Jo.PrIngKeligious InttlHgsncb: 4 IU III1I TIl'E. VANDSRBCBaa C'OL'STT SUNDAY School Invention At n meeting held in the Cumberland Presbyterian Cnurch Tuesday evening, the 1st Inst., attended by several ministers, friends, superiLtendents. teachers, &o., it was resolved that a Convention be held in this city on the 1st, 2ad, and 3d of October next. The friends present were quits enthusiastic, and propose another meeting in the same church, oo Stur Jay evening next at 8 o'clock, to form committees and make other important arrangements for insuring the Convention a success. AH persons interested in Sunday School enterprises are respectfully invited to attend. , s . . Change op Time. At a meeting of the Ministerial Association, this week. it was agreed that the time for open ing the Church Services on Sabbath evemogsbould hereafter be 7 o'clock. Most of the Churches of the city will commence their servicss at that hour to morrow night. . Walnut Street Presbytebian. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper and Baptism of children will be ob served in this Church at the forenoon service. Preaching by the Pastpr, Kev. J. P. E. Kumter, at 105 o'clock A. M. and at 7i o'clock P. M. Sabbath. School and Bible Classes at 9 o'clock' A. M. To all of these services a cor dial invitation is extended to strapgera and tha publifc gcocrally. ' Trinity 3Ietiiodist. The usual reliKioas Fervices will do held in Trinity M. E. Church to-morrow, The pulpit will be occupied by minis ters attending the sessions of tho Ger man Conference. Ingle Street MeTnoDiST.-The usual services in this Church to-mor row. The pulpit will be supplied by ministers in attendance upon the Gcr man Methodist Conference;" ' ' Church op the Holy Innocents, (corner Division aud Nin h S recta ) S. liurford, Miuister. Divine Service (13th Sundiy after Trinity) at 10 A. M aud 7 P. M. Hoi-' Biptism at the Sunday morning service; Bible Cms at It a. si. and 3 v. M. Kvenii g Prayer Wednesday at 7J p. M. Sun 1 duy niv'ht services will be continued from next ' Sunday' ' and evenintr rayor with Lecture on the Cate - a chism every Wednesday night at 7. Sjat free, and all worshippers have an o -portuaity to join heartily in the service tf praise and prayer, and contribuie to the support of the Church through the offertory. Services in St. Paul's Church, llev. Wm. II. Van Antwerp, Rector. Thirteenth Sunday after .Trinity. Morning Prayer aud Sunday School at 9 o'clock. Ante-Communion Service and Sermon at 11 A. M. Evening Prayer at 7. Vine St. Presbyterian Church. Open at 10:30 A.at. and 7:45 p.m. Strangers are invited. The Presbytery of Vincennes closed its session on Thursday. The proposed basis of re-union " between the N. S. and O. S. Caurches was rejected by a vote of fifteen to five. A resolution was then adopted with but two dissenting voice's, expression the desire for re-union on the basi3 of one common standard. The diocese of the Episcopal Church in Western New York, at its late convention ir. Buffalo, took steps for tho creation ol a new diocese that one being too lirg?, ajl requiring to ) vast aa expenditure of labor iorj a singla Biahop; tho scenes in this last convention of the entire lar;e diocese ara said to have been very affecting the largd body "of clergy and lay delegates meeting for tho last time under tho old jurisdiction! Communicated. Tho highly interesting volume recently published from tho manuscripts of Mr.f. W. Sontor, of Ireland, are likely to give a soaiewhat new direction to the political issues before the countiy. , Tuev furnish the textfor one of the ablest essays in the London Quarterly oa the the Irish question. Many of tho facts and arguments will be new on this sido of the Atlantio;, and they disclose a view of the distractions "and ohronie troubles cf Ireland, which oiunot but interest thousands. ':' It his bejn very generally, though vairuily supposed, that tho establishment oi the Protestaut Church in tha Lei j u J has been a mala cause ot dis-f.'?.'Dt-t T.h? reviephows that il lnh wishes are the plea, at bast ten limes as many Irishmen thirst lor the dissolution of tho union us tor the establishment of the Protestant Church." The real grievance "is tiOt ihat Protestant clergymen obtain all th9 tithes, but that Protestant landlords hold Jour-fifths or eiifht ninths of the soil." l'ehianism has nothiog to do with the Protestant Church. ."That establishment does not come withiu the purview of its seditious manifesto.", t '. It is well known that the obooxi- ' ous tithing measure was removed a gjncratiou ago, by couverting - tithes in o rent-charges, eight-n nths of which are paid by PiOtesunt proprietors, the tenants of the soil thus be-

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i16 . ftoteatant clerpyman ner W.e 'rvfTft their banker auT adviser. ,ley pay him no dues or fines- . Were, then, lies the difficulty , .ealing this Irish disconteot Ihe oofcs an d article ua! fVonble at the real 'S Drove thi present ana io 'i:. i:..,i,0 n dncational and reformatory They drad the' effort ta tee -mnd blend the discordantjelftmcnia L.th riopulation'as'jikely to impair,, their own influence; " to Anglicise their flocks, to make ..them , less violent jurainst'heresy. The priests," Says the writer, deprecate and resist an education hot exclusively under their control; hence the vehement opposition of the hierarchy: to the national and mixed system of instruction." We are aware that the same feeling exists even hero in our own country where a hostility to the rnbhc schoo, plan is already .coupled with the de mand lor a division oi the school money whenever , such demand is likely io succeed. Mure than this, abundant facta are cited to snow the existence ot a net tied policy on tho rart of, the Pope and central authority of that church. to render. the government of Ireland iiuyunniuJC i j uirat ui ntxiu. -a lie lopo has never torsotten or torgiven the Ecclesiastical litles 15 ill. nor the sympathy ot Iceland tor the cause of civil aoa religious noerry in iraiy. Hence the policy or the i'apal Uourt to carry the war into the enemies country. Hence the appointment of extreme ultra montane ecclesiastics in Ireland., Hence " the order to op pose the British Government every where and by every means." Hence the constant opposition to public schools and the Queen a colleges; hence the incendiary publication and seditious utterances throughout the island. It is the hatred ot the Pro testaot Church establishment only as a part or .Protestant liPgland . rFor the Joarnal. SEPT EM II Kit. Emblazoned on "Time's!' great mystical siroll, ' The boar gl&sa in her hand, - 1 BtsndH the meek-eyed sweet September, BollDgoat the tuaglo sand; - It drifts away through the calm, bright . day, Still on through the solemn night. Till lta golden gleams, shine through our dreams, " . ' ti. . , Like "Love's" own beacon light. " ' SeDtember smooths the brow of "Tlio," ' And sets her signet there t Her flngera tune lile's sacred harp, ; Add watre its uroslo rare; ' ' ' Earth sweetly bends to ber gentle touch,' - Ad yields with matchless grace, To the radiant charms; of ber closing arms, in a biln-fal, sweet embrace. The yellow sheen of the western sky. Where the wealth of the suu l BheJ. And the brook that ripples so roughly by, - Where the glossy rock lie hid; . , ,,. Still (-lnx" September's" sweet little song. Of sunbeams bright and fair; Of gtand. grey clouds, in their' silver fchrouds; ' Thai float on the slumbrous air. Luoid beams of golden glory, That shine on the distant hill, ' Each tell some marvelous story, , Some secrets mill re real. Of bowers bright with fairy flowers, T.iat laded day by day, Tuelr names ono 'graved on the sands of t me, Have bee aI washed away. Sep'embes's musical name la hoard, toy thmit40f thesoundine seat The song-birds trill it in harmony grancl, mm me top or each beautiful tree, -Thu sweetly shrined, we bid thee halt! And alve thee an earnest good eheer For the hopes ye bring, and the songs ye sing, Fair child of the failing year. E. H. A. HENDERSON, Ky., Sept.,1868. ===== Letter from the the West. CHEYENNE, WYOMING, August. Editors Journal: Our party, consisting of Hon. John Hill, M. C. from New Jersey; Lieut. Campion and wife; Reverends B.C. Magie and Joseph P. Tuttle, left Chicago, Monday P. M., via the Chicago & North-Western, for the Rocky Mountains. Tuesday afternoon we arrived at Omaha, and were soon moving with amazing rapidity toward the Great West. Arriving at Columbus, we failed to catch the enthusiasm of George Francis Train, and call it "the future center of the world." Nothing of interest transpired during our first night on the plains. The next morning at daybreak I stepped off the cars at Plum Creek, and was painfully reminded of something which, occurred at that p lace just a year before. As the engineer of "53" was coming into the above named place, with a heavy freight train, his engine was suddenly upset, and he was horribly mangled. The Indians, who were the authors of this mischief, scalped the helpless and suffering man, and threw him into the fire box. His fireman was served in the same way, and in a little time all that was left of two noble physiques, could be put in a box a foot square. The Indians next turned their attention to the contents of the csrs.in some of which they found gaily colored calicos. They tied one end of these to their horses, and then dashed over the prairies in mad delight. This is only one of many instances in which these worthless vagabonds have murdered and scalped respectable men. Extermination may sound harsh to the refined and cultivated who have read the wild theories of Cooper, but they will find that their theories will not work when they come to put them into practice. The night we passed Fort Kearney we learned that the soldiers had been driven in by the Sioux; and this is the way they are carrying on things with a high hand, all over this Western country, countenanced and encouraged by the inaction of the Government to take sharp and decisive measures for the benefit of its citizens The appearance of the country is monotonous. One becomes tired of looking at a dead level, occasionally relieved by bluffs. Several miles east of Sidney we saw some fine antelope, the engineers always giving the warning to the passeneera as if something was on the track. The enterprise of the U. P. R. R. is very striking, viewed in any aspect; but the fine, large brick machine shops, some accommodating thirty engines way out here on the plains, is especially noticable [sic]. As we were whirled rapidly along, we soon found that we were pretty well up in the world, a fact which we wish our friends in the States to notice. At this place we are about 5,000 feet above the sea. Here Lieut. Cam- pion and wife left us for Fort Russell, JUNIUS.

BKD.SCHCEKMAW. V, 11 ETJEITOKD.

SCBUEBMANN & BURFOBD, ; Apothecaries OPJEIlA DRVQ STORED (CHANDLER'S BLOCK.) - No. 18 South First Street, , j KVANNVILIJi, 1KD. Dea'era la Pare Drues. MedlclaH. and Chemicals: Wine, B.auii,&c .for mdt--clnal pnrposfM. r ... - . Will Ice p constantly on lifnd a larze Msoitmeul, of ferfomeries', 'i'oilet Koajis, nair. rsail. i.-otn. aau C'loiues Hrivsnes. -i r l'reirlt4hj curcfnlij- coiaouudiHl at an hour. : ; iau:u;iui ; H. J. SCHLAEPFER.". - ; J.KAI.KR IJX ' pure drugs; medicines, ANI CIIEMICAl. ; .' 1 AVlnes nnd IlrnstlieN, Where1 yon can find the largest btoclc of Physicians' DrescrlDUons filled at all boon duy or night, by none but exparjfnceu i-rescnpiion ur ugg lsiis. . , . raayVti dtira CLOUD WItolesale 13rugglsti . : -1KB- - ' SI AXIJF ACT I FRI3 ! G. CI1EMIS1 f No. 16 North First Street ' AGENTS FOR GEORGE H. REED'S DOMESTu . I LIQUID DYES. GENERAL AGENTS FOB s , DR. ARMISTEAD'S T0NI0 SYRUi : .UNIVERSAL OINTMElT, and - PDLE ointment. Aii orders promptly Oiled. " i y JOUX.IAYAt, : ; "Wholesale and Retail Drags.. ' Dealer in - MAIN ST., bet. Second and Third, -w - EvansviUe, Ind. Partlcnlar attention given to CUTTING WINDOW ULAKS lonvKb. iunl dt EiECiioir: State of Indiana, Vanderpurgh County KB!''-'1- ' i " " ' I.UI.YTHE IITNKM,, CLERK OP a the Vanderburgh Circuit CNiurt, do ' hereby cer'lty to the tsherltTo! saiU county, what orlicers are to be elected at the nXt general election, io be hexl oa the second Tuesday in Octob-r. lhOS. ai the different places of holdlug cieCLions In. saio couniy, io-wii: A Governor of th State of Indiana. ' A Lieuieuant Governor. . u . A f-ecieiary ot Htate. - -'An Auditor of Mule: j : A Treasurer of Htate. ' A Cle k of Supreme Court.. . , A Keponer of Hnpreme Court. A Superintendent ot I'ublic Instruction An Aitoiney General t Mtate. A Member oi Coimrss foi the First Con. HTetwiouai Irlni rli-t of Indiana.A Common Pleas Jud e tor the District composed ot the counties or Fosey. War . . . W i . , t. ... .. . 1 r i.. t. One District Aitornev for xaid nistriot. A Senator from Vaniirlun nh i ounly two Representatives from taid coantv. A Clerk: of the V'uiiuert)urgh Circuit . A Treasurer of Vauderbnreh County., A Kecorder of iJaeds ol Vanderburgh An -Appraiser of Heal Estate of ss.ld county. A County t'omrnisslODer for the Third lihirict. : A Coroner of Vanderbureh "County, ard one Townlni) Asserfsor lor eaou o ho several lownsnips in .am couniy. And theShenff of paid roun v is hereby ordered and directed to give due ai.d legal notice ot such election according to law. Witness my band and the soal of said Court at Kvausville, this 2Cth dy of August, 18 . Ut.YTflE IIYNES. Clerk V. t. C. , 1 per H. W. HiFFCS, Deputy Clerk. I, Jacob II. Jtlller, Sheriff ot Vanderburgh County, do bereoy certify that the above aud foregoing notice of election Is a true andrcoiaplern copy ot the orieinal, on tile in my offlce; this the 27th . of August, A.UU 1SU8. ' ! i J. IL MILLER, Sheriff V C. ! aag29td . : . ., i - DENTISTS. DE I, IIVlS Hesideut dentist, Over First National Hank, Corner Main and First Streets, " Evansrilie, Ind.i MABrrrAcrrrRXK or cojvtijtc. ona Gum Work:, Gold, Silver, Vulcanite, Coralite, and Amber Platbs, Carvel Work, Artiflcia" Falates, &c . . , . . ADMINISTRATOR of : Nitrous Oxld -(an excellent and sate anseHlhelle), Chl roloriu. Ether, and also several local par lyzers. - - - NKCTRALGIC Affections treated. ' MY FAC1LITIFJS are as good and a establishment as larte (consisting of rooms) as any in tha Uuited tstates. , , . ' 1 RETURN MY THANKS for the ejteasiv patronage received during the patt EIUHTjYEAItS. - mchiU ! 1. ."I,-' 1 . . . - H o XX s c. WK Iff ATE JlTr PF..E3) THE larzKt, finest, and best assorted stuck of WHITE GOODS . ..... f. ever brought to Evansville. " The ladien of thi. c Iv have Ion felt the need or a nrt-l-ciass white uoous House, and in order io tupr ly the demand we are Just opening a oeauutul stock ot , ,. EMCIiOIDECIES, IIANDKEKCniEFS, j- MEN'i, WOMEN'S, ASD CHILDREN'S ' FANCY NOTfONS. uur pfKw wm oe an low a the fin me E. A. COOKE & CO.'S, . No 10 FIRST STREET, Nearly opposite the New Opera House. aul8d3ra BON HA RBOR COAL. THE TJNDERiilGNEIX HAS ALWAYS on hand a superior arUcleof Boa liar bor Coal, which will be delivered to all parU or the city on short notice, at the lowest maraet price. JAS. H. LETCHER, , Offlce No 18 N, Water SU : rnal d

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HARDWAHE.

ciiAxtiiCs iiahcock: Co., xsrroRTXB ajt vuin im loach & Saddler? Hardware Spring, AXIw Wood Work, Damsakf Fad Hklns, KklrtinKS, Ac, Ac No.B Main Street. Evansvllle, Jaly 2, la jelO BtETTICIIER, KELLOGG d o. : ; fHuccessors to Wells. Keliogg ft Oo.) "IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS Or HARDWAJEIE 13 First Street, SIGN OF THE BIG -PADLOQK AXES. AXES, 4XKS, AXKS, AXKS, AXES m a r r v rtrrmr vr v TABLE CUTLERY. TABLE CUTLERY POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, Trace Ch&lM. Trace Chains, Trace Chains, Planters' IToes, Planters' Hoes, Planters' lXoes, Mechanics' Tools, Meensnles' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, j BUILDERS' HARDWARE, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, I'OTTUN ASR WOOL CABIM, tO'l'ION AlKil WO01.CAHM, . COl l Oa Aall WWUa. UAMM BEST RUBBER BELTING, BE&T RUBBER BELTING, BEST RUBBER BELTING, Mill and Cross-Cat Saws, , Mill and Cross-Cut Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws. CA8II buyers will find it to their advan tage to examine our stock before purchas ing elsewhere, , , At the Old Stand, 13 First Bl EOIICUEK, KELLOGG A CO. ... Iyl6 DAUUEL ORB. JAMES DAVIDSON. J. U. OBB SAMUEL ORR & CO DEALEBS Xir IRON, STEEL, TIX-PX.ATE, WIRE, .ZINC,' SFRINGB.AXLES, Uorse and Mule Shoes, .. . Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, WAG0X AND BCGGT WOODWORK WROUGHT SCRAP IRON BOUGHT 1 At the highest market rate. Water Street, 1unU dtf EVANBVILLE. IND. X xZW ORLEANS. E. II. Faiuchild. J. W. BmoHAjr. FAIRCHTLD & BINGHAM, CommiHHlon Xer-oIin.nt 84 Magazine Street, HOT20 dly NEW ORLEANfc. CAMPAIGN NOTICE OF ANPHEAR & MITCHELL. We are now ready for the !Fall Winter Trade ofl8fl8, With ONE OF THE VERY LARGEST (Il not the largest) STOCKS of MES'S AHiD BOYS' XXixts and Caps, I.VIIES' AND MISSES TRIMMED HATS . and SHAKER HOODS, iu the State of Indiana; and as it Is to the interest of every merchant to have a large assortment to select from, let no one fall to give us a call, as we are In direct competition with Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis, and Chicago. OUR PRICES WILL BE LOW. ALWAYS Come every one ! Plenty of good for all. LAN PH EAR & MITCHELL, No. 2S North First Street, EVANS VI LLE. We will have a large lot of Calendars for pur customers by the middle of September. Come aud get one. auSi dim Gold Medal Steam and Horse foirtr THRESHERS, J : .. Manufactured by the Robinsoa Machine Works. . FOR UflHT. DRACCHT, tEit in threshing, and cavlnir and cleani&j? Uie grain, we believe this machine haa so equal in America. All who contemolata buy tiii? this season will consult their inUr.st by ca'llna on or addressing na soon n.i. r. cola Uo ,s "ywu. . . ...., i w 4 i u . A.Aca uu forays, cane Mills and Evaporators, Cider Ml 11m An TUOH. BCANTLIN 4 BON ' No. 9 Main Street, (Marble Hall ) ' Jy3-dm Kvanaville, Ind. Slerehant Tailor. r Can be found at --"V NO. 8 CHANDLER'S BLanx apasm (SP4TAIBK.V

OAIUMII'SI COLUMN.

Having Juti rcturneil from. Nci3 York with a r ; ' STOCK JF -GOODS Ifi THE TAILORING A WD CLOTHING - . St )s.r- -:t : -v.; LINEi?::! vv.'.v: :r:, . . I now of er the tame to the public at tlie , ' . - , ' ' LOWEST CjSEE; ?RICES7 At lam determined io tell the Cheap' est Goods to be found in Evansrilie. My stock consists in part of the fol lowing goods: READY-MADE CLOTHING. CLOTHING, r : , ALL KINDS. PIECE GOODS OF THE Xate&t; Styles, Which J propose to mike up to order VERY CHEAP! AMD IN TBI BEST STYLE! Jill Goods made bv sne vxirranted to please. Also, a very fine assortment of GENTS' PURISIIIiVG, GOODS, Such as SHIRTS, DRAWERS. KECK TIES, UNDERWEAR GLOVES,' SUSPENDERS in fact, too numerous to mention Give me a, call, at my old stand, " , Ifo. 8 SOUTH FIRST STREET ETASSTtXUE, IHO J. H CAR 1.1 N. anI4 United States Marsnal's Sale. BT TIRTTjiN041 BEC- IXEE OF Bale rendered by the Uistri t Court o the United Htatea for the list rict or Idlaua, sltUng mm m Court of Ad Mlralty, Us the case ot George Armsiroo, f. William ilpln, William H. C -lvln, a others, libeilanta, vs. the steamboat J. . K. Hoyle, her engine, tackle, a p, arc I, , t furniture. 2 will, oa luesday. the 1 Ay, i tpl ember, 1868, between the I iwmmts .wf 10 o't-ioeii aji. and 4 o'clock p.m. b wlay, at the court house door, nMal atttiroef-i the city of Evansvllle. county Vn er. burgh, and relate of Indlat a.se UtipuUie action to the highest blrWet r cbe eeiia steamboat J. R. Hoyle, her engli ten, lc.s,H', apparel, and fnrn it a re. " BEN. POO " KR, United fHate r CsthaI:J j By amt7i. Day, I awutv. Chas. XL Uabsh, Proctor for LAbellaml. ao21 dlOt . '-. .ov , AD0LPH WAGEN IE,; Umbrella Hajmfac iarer, . "TAB BESOVKK HIM W. fARClM IIJT ment to THIRD HTREI .T, between Viue and Division, near tl tm JathotK Church. He wUl be glad to aee a is olu cnMomeni at kli new stand. NOTICE. I understand that parts, fc been canvassing tne cnx eisuaii j te be tas ageaia. No one baa any ar .t&ortty to solicit work lor me, and aU jb, ing to be nor employeee are tmj Mastera. tmaiSdSm . t

LUMBER, SzC.

TKIIILE, 31 YE1&S : & IlltO.. (Successors to Steele A Trible,) MA KTJTACXUB K H3 or AND DEALIBg IU Sash, Doors. Blnds, Frames; MOULDINGS, &c. AH orders for wort In the Building line are promptly attended to. - ... We keep constantly on hand alt kind' of LUMBER, HINK and POPLAR FLOOh I NO, WEATHERBOAitOINO, dec. Scroll Hawing of every description Uu Dressing of Lumber done to order. Factory at the old stand of Hteele ar Trible, Second SU bet. Chestnut and Cherry, PH dtr . ... r-- " . " 11 K,'. CARD. In retiring from the above partnership 1 detdre to return my thanks to my friends who have favored me with bUKiuess. and would ask their contimiauce with the new firm. JAMES HjEKLK. Evansvtlle, Jan. 29. , , , . Th t: ci icscitiHicu. -o.n sues the Lumber Business at his old stand at the corrwr of Main and Heventh Hlreem, and would respectfully iuform the puullc that his stock is large and second to no in the artKorlineuts, embracing i me oi t thick nefises and quality, from the nlc Third Common Hai;luaw lJoard up Three-Inch t'lrxt lear Plank. . . , AUo. soo lioOKSot various t hu?JtneB i. and 8tyleti, and -!.-,-.?: 10,000 lilUHTS. - Window Sash, Pine and Poplar Hhlngl and 4 -feet .atb. MoaldlnKS, Caslnn Quarter-Round, Ac, Ac uraera trom ice conntry, river r i ju , filled promptly. - - sezi asm jum r.uuy&n. Builders and Painters. rrEHATE I5STOBE, ( 60,000 pounds strictly pure White Lead.. ' 60,000 pounds pure tftar White Lead. 60.0U0 pounds Bay Btate White Lead. 1.0U0 gallons Linseed Oil. 6JXW pounds No. 1 Putty, In Bladder Cans. window uiasq, an siEes. Glaslera' Points and Putty Knives. - COLORH of every variety, DRY oi ' OIL. All of wbleb we are selling aa Che tacan be purcnaseu in me wesu . ,- "KELLER WHITE, Wholesale Druggists, Evanswlle, Ind. mch8 tt WILLIAM HTT2V1NEL, MAKTJTACrTJRKR OF Sasb, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Ac. and Dealer in , . Pine and Poplar Lumber, Shlngler SIDING, FLOORING, A ' Office and Factory, Corner Fifth and Walnut titreeu, ivansTuie, xnu. ... Orders from abroad promptly attended to. malSdtl . I EYansvlIle Slate Depot, y BUILDERS' EMPORIUM". WK ARE THE AESTS FR one of the largest Slate manufactories In the couutry,and are prepared to furnish at the manufacturers' priced, .ou short nolice, the following: ' ' ; ' Rooting fcSlate of different . styles and quality; ; ,.; ' Hlate Hearths; 81'ite Jams for Klre-placeaj , Blale Black Boards for Hchools; . ; , Hlate and Marble Tiles for Floors: And would particularly call attention 1 the fact that the Hlate Hearths, Jams, and Black Board Is the cheapest and best article lor the purpose now known. BABUOCK A HTKELK, Water, bet. Locust nd Walnut Sta. ma293ind . . , TO BUILDERS. ; . IyVXSn TO KOTIFT THE BUILI. ers aud public in general, that I have on band and am still receiving a large stock of ' f Michigan. Saginaw, and Green Bay Plueand Poplar Flooring and Hiding,' PINE LUMBER, SHINGLES, &o.. Which I will sell cheap for cash. . ' -WM. HUNNKL. Offlce and Factory coruer Fitth aud walnut8treets,Evansvllle,Iiid. Jol83m . JAMES SWANS0N & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In PINE LUMBEE, Sbingles, . Lath, Doors, and Sash. Also, a lartre assortment of Atlegbotiy; Chicaso, and Toledo Lumber and KloorlnK, pressed and Undressed, on hand and foi sale. Extra Sawed and Shaved , Pint Shingles, eighteen inches fongj ...:;... We respectfully solicit the clttr-ens of Evansvllleto give us a call and examine onr stock before purchasing elsewhere. Yaed if Water htrrkt, , ,1 -i I (Opposite Lamaaco Wharf), EvatwvlU , All orders promptly attended to. ,, may'23 titsm ? . ; a, CARPETS. C & B, ;Pi: T WAREHOUSE. WK K FRENCH & C0 Nos. 47 and 49 Main St., inirsYiLLx. The largest and most complete assort - xneut of - .. ' ; . IIonse-Furnialiiiig Goods - .. -,-. ; . In the STATE OF INDIANA. ; S In KTYLE. QUALITY, and PRICK, we DEFY ALL COMPETITION, EAST OR WENT. ' - '' In addition to all our other Hdcs ol goods, we Uave .,..v v ... i--;i.t(i: 40,000 Rolls WALL' PAPER, at UNUSUALLY LOW F1GUREH. By means of aNEW INVENTION In the preductlon of OOEA FAKLOM FAI'kkN. wblcb wecootrol in this market, we are now enabled to rU these elegant goods at about 25 PER CENTV; less than the were ever belore ofler in this market. ATUIVE VH A CALL.apr!7 dtf . SUESS & (ETTINUEB Have opened a flrst-class ' Litfcogfflphlc, Engraving, and Job Printing Institution, - j COB. rlSST X SYCAMORE ITREXTS, Being the- only est&biishment of the kind In Ibeciiy. ... . .. " We offer our services In the above line to the buwlness house, offl-e holders, botel. keepers, and lawyers or this cl y and vlcin.ty In executing all sin.isof prluted work produced by Lithographing, frora the plainest ?. . .. ; . . Drawing, Engravpg, or Print to the fluent and most tasteful, Craaxeatad, Colored, aid Art Print Specially do we offer Bnalne , Wed- ;", and Vl Plug Cajrdi, Circulars, BlliNota, Drafw, and Letter- H-adn. Ai:&rl.lariinta .,t finv Hi ka. Ilk olaln O i olorea printing, wll be done very mceij Lo vV. tj low termM. t WecJaod all kinds of ENGRAVING J ON W WOO OR MKTAli.such K,i 1 PB -BEE DOOR-PLATEM. t el Stomps. Plae lcr Marking Cion, ifm I Checks. Brands for Markiug Boxs. Jwey I Chwks. Ac . ... I- w wonJd resnect fully ask the patronage .tt.S5SnTSfB svll.ea 5 vicinity. . arnrs- CETTrNQER. jySl dam Courier copy.)

MACHINISTS.

SCHULTZE; ; M&na 'Mtqrere and BsUden o.f4 ; . . Steam" Knglnes, Olrcnlar Saw Mills. :i J' , Urlsi if k and urtr ; M1U, ToBkeeo Bwore ' .' . . . . ' ! ttnmmlng Machines, DlsUI-J lerynd Mining Ma ; j ; , . rj, : eh'nery. Malt Mills, Corn ' " - ' i -t I',' VUellers, Hense Front, Cellar Urates. & BRASS CASTINGS. t Of every description. ' , aenlnerr of all kinds Made and Repaired. Uealers In Belting, Fire Bricks, Rteam Cfftcges," and ' " i' ;i;;i t i - : : . i f roaght Iron Pipes. Old materials bought IT have the facility of the bestMaineryand Workmen, and will give all - irk entrusted to us oar Individual atten u, fill orders promptly, warrant our fjrk, and charge reasonable prices. jrrce and Foundry, corner of First and j tet Htreeta. EvazuivLUe. Ind.' - J ' . i. B. Workmen sent to all parts to fit ( work ana uo repairing. Ub2aam . WUHULTZE. THUMAN A CO ,l i T f l ' i ' ' WHUAM : HEaiTAN i 1 . J i (Snocesaor to Krats A Hellaa i ...2 Manufacturer aad Builder of ii 't t r f t i ' ii, i'. ni l i i PORTABLE AND HTATXONAUT TEAM ENGINE? AND BOILERS, 7t I -. , J.. : ' vtcf , 8 AW. AND GRIST MILL MACIIINEIllV i , : e til ii u : i i. Threshing Maohlnea,! - ' .''! ' . 'til! I 1 ' ' . ' 1 . i ' t ' . ' ' I Cotlou aiid. Tobacco Presae ' , -,i i '. CIRCULAR ,SA W MILLS, .. ! 1 i' i - j. . , r HTVANB V I LLE. IWD. . , ' HHkirt I rom and Oopfbr Work aaade t order on ahort notice. . . i . ,, IRON .AND BRASS CASTINGS i ; f verv description. , 1 '." .' , ! i i,.'. - ; .-. ! ;', .: Dealeni in Btearn Gauges, Gam Belting Fire Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, BolUs, Cloth. Ac, at manufacturers' prices. repairing , done at short notice. . apr25 !5? GROCERIES. CHARLES VIELE CO. VnOtESALE G R O C E JE& ! a SOUTHWEST CORNS M: lirst and . Sycamore . Street, ' , ,.-.,ri! 1!W J : 1 T' au AlLZ s-j rr- : i 1 r: 1 . .. r tSA-AO HKIsLAHK. " lAVr UXTBtAjni I. & V. IIEIMAWX, i JWholesale Dealers in i - Gr R O O E R I E S. Foreign and Domestic Liquors, NAILS, COTTON YARNS, GLASS WABB ' - T C- AC, . , ., ; i .,, Koa. 60 and 02 Main Street, Between SeconTdraflilThlrd," " . O - : U EvAJftsnw., I&B FISI1 DEPOT. OVaOdt,. :, : , ;',;.; j V. I-,... PHYSICIAHS. DB.1L M. HARYET, BOOM So. I. WALKER'S BUILDING1 . 'Corner Main and Third Streets. Office UourU to Ui.2 to K dtiui .. DR. A WEBBES . ; 4 (FprmerlyoIHopkrn.vllie,Ky.) ,; Offers ui proiessiopal services lo tnecitlKwd'ienoe oa A turd, between Cherry and OfflcerSv foe Post-Cffice, begda DR. A. C.-HAYNE3 Xe votes bit! U me Hclusfvely to i real! on Dltteaaes ot to riYH, at hut otllne. en the coiner orTuiid amt Walnut t routs, opposlte the Cltv Council Caauioer. A ire clinlo tor the benerlt of the poor, trom atotfo'olocK A.M. i. , . . Offlce Hours Fibm u (o 12 A. x. and rro n 2 to of. U. I'nalHd'm Al A T T 11 E VV D AL Ztt hi, 1 ' ; Wholesale Dealer in ' Groceries, Nailit' White 'Lead, Lime " Cement, ;r 5d. IS Water Street, derjodly . ij . j,eTArarnrX. wo.

ra lilitary IuiLilut, Day ton, JiiHKPH M. WUi'fllUH'lKlj MtW.M. I? hy ion. Ohio'.' v ... X 2. ALT. STYIAIH A: Nil APIA -okt Toritrj t on isoxrii?Eo.-r iHiUi whoac1dsu an orJerfor FTVK ojfio i v HV?' w,th u' Ctl h- will rrca y,WJU. P11' oor Ax 'o (?kI(J of any SaiVuchf t S"'C'' "Wi'twVanu a We have have loaln'AxM far twenty-two .l vll'M ""s l'i,J' 'aw yea ic, I. rr.anuiarti.riT, kikI y. i con ,.FH thin beat us in bl., pateut sua, e. I he circular bit and cimuuium n,.. ..... t ui.ci- U. JLtJUtHK" 1.41 1 t fT labor pruuuw t .-e a iuu. n ntlWt. V e call u I (Jul U'.v-N'.- PAi u. f RED JACKET AXE. i. .......... Ab.T One Who fend in an nrilr i.-,r v - A X t.H ot tola shape, at TWO DuI.LaP.s ta EACH, will receive ONE KXika Foil AOTH.NU. ' All repon-ible hardsre donler sell tho LIPPiNOTT rtJtKi " Buy. of ih.-iu. But it there :.1jOI, iu huppcii to he ou ho uufrrtuuut' as nut to kuuw a, aud tup money and we w ill be ure to please you. LippiNt'oTr at hakeiiem., ' ' . ' Pittsjjcsg, Pa., Hole owners ol Colbnrn's Patent Ai. OrilT A YEAR TO AOENTH. tJLJJ to Ml. ib H AH .M1UTnn.viiNvj MACHI.M:. J-utl paiticurre. jfc.XLra luauonnenlx to exiicrieuoett afc-euis. Call on or uddre s W.i. WLaO & CO., Cieveiatd, o.; P-osion, Mnan.; or Hi. Liiu;s, Mo. The Most Reliable One Dollar Sale. BENT I.Dl,rrjIl TN TO A-.KNTS' No hn-ubim ! I' lrHt-ciHHs rnterouca on MnpllcalK.u. Circulars hv.iiI tree, r stabimned 18 HTOt K.MAN & Co, 81 Water bur et, Boston, mmmh. TH K BXJC 'CESS OI our Dollar Bale has caused such 1 ; ' A COMPLETE n is v o ii hi rjr s: a n ''1-IN ' 1C IZ I) 12 That, in order to supply the demand ooou-Slont-d by our constantly lncreafil e putronaae. we have recently uia.le lmpurtattons for the Fail traue, uirect fiom European m inufacturer, Amounting to Aearlj $39,0l)r, Be that wo are pi enured to well every de- ' : ..... BCilpnoii of DRY' AND V NUY OoOPm HILVHi PLA'lEl) AUK. CU1LUU'. WAircil! .., ALllCMi, JEWtLul , Ac .Of better quality tlinn uny othnr concern in thecouutiy, n.r the uuiform price ot One Dollar for Each Articlo. ' ar-The best of I'.oHton or n ew York ref. ereiioes given as to the relii.bl by of cur house, and that oar rum nexs is conducted In the faireKt and mol lo itlmate niMiiuer poshibie, w a tL.u.1 we give Bremer vlu lor i he mouey tijau cu bo oblMinoj lu any other wuy. AJ.& 500H8 f A MAOTD tR bK0KN 1 T A MIPOKTAXION Hll'LAC I) WJTHOlr CHAUOS. "Checks desci'lhiiig artlclM sold cut to agents in Inboat rates in ntionei billow. We RnaranUe every ar icle to cunt lesxihaull bought ut ai.y lio.iou or Nnvr lork Ho s. Our rciiiimlvsions tn Ajrniis Exceed tlione h. y ot hrr establish inuul of ihe kind, proof ol I Ins can be 'ou d i ooraiarln on' premium wnh Hume ! others TOR V Viui . lUt ham . sizii, iu ad. dl u to which wo cinim to give tiuiu i g iods of the Hume char cer. WK WILL BEND T AGENTS FREE OK , - CHAliOf., For a Club of O nnd. Thrrt. I?ollart l do. gotKl allien Kliirt r ioihk, 1 ct -olid 11 Hinds. Ali Woo Ciii-mrue e for Pants Fine Wnlte i ounterpMi e, laiir sizn. 1 ochui liaunora. Hklrt. 'Ji'hki Inown or l.lcm-h-ed e-heellng. uood iiuality. yard 11 1 clodant IU0 le u e Aloic.cco bound I'holo. Album. 1 double lens Hicren-cope nnd 12 torcigu V'ieN. 1 sii ver-plai.nd enKiHVe.j 6 bOH eCRHtor. 1 lf;iil is.Ih pan, vr, i, Jvory or Handal V ..U Frame tun i he erl e.'Ke and sjtnigd 1 .- led i nr v li.ir 1C n l tn and Fork, vor liest, qiimlty, Willi I orv btlHtweU imudlc. 1 Iminl .on,f l,c t..ii anil Unt-d Paraxoi fijar. bkhwI 1'iint, 1 vimi floe t'amuHk Tab'e Cov . 1 ir. best quality LMdit-s' HtMKO CongreKs Hoots, 1 ouzeu flue Linen Towels uoe ll..(;cin' i. -.t silver Ueneri. KoikH. 1 Ladlef larxu ie:U Morocco 'lYaVding Bg 1 fancy . rena altern. dozou elei uut Hnver Plaied nravvd Nafi-tn Itlr s 1 duaen L din'noa Merino or Cotton HockiuBM. O.-nU' heav raaHed solid Gold KIok- 1 pair I hOich' high cut Balii.ora iluou. 1 i-Want Deiaiiie Airrss Pattern. 1 Vl lin and How, in t.on. complete. 1 set Jewiry, pin, tmr diopx aud sleeve buitoiiR. Fur a Vlub of On aid Five Dullartl blacSc or colored Ainpucca liiexs rultorn 1 set Iace C'urtalnN. 1 ju-. All Wool Blunkeu. Knuraved Oliver plated 0 buttle Revolving C.tor. 1 beai.ll.'ul Writlnif U'tnk 1 sulid Uol-i Mcarl Pin. & yil. very line l r-i-rnere. for fnnti hiki Vest 1 sot Ivory balanced hundie Koiim, with hi vor idmcd Forks. 1 fleunnt H.it.n Puraaol, licsvliv beadxlaiid lined with lla. 1 pr g.i.t' Cll Boots. 30 yds. rl Prlut. 30 yds Kood brown or blea.'he.l HheeiiiiK, yiiid w l..e er40yda. yd. wide it ol tmaiuv. 1 im." uie elunt Morocco Traveling ia. I quaro Wool Hhnwl 1 plain No. wich PopIm tires-i pattnru iiyda. dou. widtu cloth lor IjiIii.,,' i loak. ieant eiiRraved silver plated Te Pot. a yds double width wnmr-piooi cioin rorclo klnjr. For a t:tnb kIOO.itm Tsh lH,U ,r rich Mwrlro or 1 liiilct ( res- pvittern. 1 pair oi flue DamnHk Tab e J oths and Wri.r.iih lo maieh. 1 pr. geuts' Fieuch Call Hoot. 1 lieavy Kllver plated engraved Jce Pncber. Very fine All Wool Clotn lor Luuiea' (.loak. 1 webvery bst uumity b.own or Meached Wheeling. 7 yds. Hue t awii'iient lor suit. I elegant op in drea pa iem. 1 heauil.'al Knitu h B ;rait Hhawl. 1 h.-l oi Ivory balanced han Jla Kniv h an i for h. 1 lad' en' or genl" silv r lliuiilnu casi Waich. 1 Baitjetl Hand I'ortubio howuikt Machine, splendid Family liibie ster-i engrav.ng4, wllh icord and puotorMi) lWKes.. 2iydH good llempt ur,) Hug. giaid coiois. 1 pair good j!ar illes Qul.t. 1 guml six ba r rvoivri. 1 elegant lur jiuil' and Cape lsiugebirrei ibot Gun 1 silver plated, euaravtd, 6 botiieil Kbvoivmiu Cahtor, cut Klaa bo ties 1 very line V.oim and Bow, in case. 1 et ivory bjiluiiced Knivto aud Foras. Preneun for larger Clubs Increase la tbo same traiio. Send Honey by Kegis red Letter. tttiTi atalogue of k(hx14 sent to any address Irtf. ; PARKER & CO., Noa 99 and 100 Hummer Street, BoHtou. WE IIA'E COME With ifieat inducemeats to Aenu to cooperate with us lu our GKA.ND ONE DuLLAR SALE. BheetloiiS free ofoost to our Agents, tfcatchea fre:- oi cot io our Aouts. HewiuK Machine . frej ot cost t Agents. Leather Uoo.i rree oi cost to Au Luieu GoiMln fied oi c st to our AnLi. Mliks aud rtha wi-, fre.i ol cuki to a:hh, Boob and Minien tree Or cost t i A. em. lrMi Go.kU it ee of cost to our Akhuu. Great Dollar Biratns f jr our Can- .: - tomers. Send Xor our o r-ular. Agents wautcd everywhere. , .Adores ; . w HARlcISA PLUVl vtKn. 1 31 iia .over Hu, Bimou, :.,. '. '.: : : ; . TUE CKKAT T TTNlTl STATES tea" vakehouse ivy. ii:mi:y a co.. Jos. 3o. ii. and 3 TtB y strt-et, f. I. Arenw prepare to negotiate with all nieiciiKU lu good H;m llarf. t Hri)U((li. out the couutiy, lor the vCJE.NCi and hai.K of the.r STANDARii TEAS, prt rrF ijf Pats t ai Tiour P icEtntj. Address us aa nbara for p :'tloul .ru, and state meaise ot twira aaU uatare cf bust-

CHUon of bovi "V" 1 f'" ""v KC-nvral eflu. Locke, u. hY,,7p1 i:'u Jo-"!'" mandant "or " "d-u"'- l;- . annual FMion i V 6 fctv th st-rai-"or announcement, u" :,' ' l- iotl1-