Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 September 1868 — Page 2
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rimi-TSiiKi) tit thk EVAXSTILLE JOURNAL COM TAXI, Wo. 6 LocnHt Sr-et. Evan"" WKIFSDAY ...F.PTKMBKR 9. IS' The efficient measures taken by the " publicans of Now York to prevent Sal toting on clec-tiea 4J worries v , World dreadfully. The World h opposed to any measures which will interfere with tho fraud the democratic party have beeu so successful in carrying out in tint city. It asks "by what authority does the K..nr;nt.nInt of Police find bis power to convert the police force of this city into spies? " If the r were even half honest in the iaatter.it would make no opposition
' t6 any means whatever for tne prevention of election frauds. Bat its anger proves that when the ballot is purified little Lope will be left tie New York Democracy.
DUttnguMUed Accessions. The revolutionary bowlings ot Wade Hampton, Cobb, Toombs, Bex. II ill, Forrest, and the incen diary rebel press of the South, are creating alarm among the peaceably disposed Democrats of that section la addition to Chief Justice Pear son, of North Carolina, Hon. Na THANIEL Boyden, the only Demo cratic member of Congress from that State, has announced his intention to support Grant and Colfax; and in Virrinia, Hon. Robert Dolling, ono of the most eminent citizens of that State, and who is connected by mar riage with the Lee family, has an nounced his purpose to oppose the Democratic nominations, because their success would embroil the countrv in war. while the election of Grant will be a-pledgo of lasting peace. We quote the letter of Mr Bollinci, addressed to the Chairman of the Republican Central Committee of Virginia, lie says: Sir I have the honor to acknowl etUe the invitation of your committee to address the urant ana i;pitax rati fication meeting to be held in Rich niond on the 25th instant, and would gladly accept it, but tor my unavoid able absence lrom the Mate at th time. For all tho poverty, anguish and onpression which the people of if i I .1 I. IJ .1. 1 v lrginia ana me wnuie ouuiu nave tn dured with unexampled fortitude from April 17, 18(51, down to this very moment, the Democratic party is, in inv liumblo judgment, wholly respon siblc; and all the odium which they have succeeded in attaching to th Republican party the Democracy richly deserve. The peace and prosperity of tho whole country and the existence of tho Federal Union is now more defiantly threatened than in liiliO. Then warlike intent was indignantly disclaimed. To-day it is publicly declared that," secession is not dead; that the lost cansa is to bo regained, ' and that in the event of the election of t-'cymour aad Blair it is substantially declared that tho ' Federal amy shall be compelled to subvert the loyal State Governments now established. Neither by the bullet nor the ballot can thoso State Governments be subverted for some time to come, without involving the wholo country in a war of Hiieh magnitude and horror .that in comparison with it the late rebellion was a pastime. In fact the Democracy are already as bad as their word, and even now a merciless, savage wartare, to the full extent of their power, is waged upon all men, white or black, native or foreign born, who -do not enlist under their bauner. Slavery more intolerable than that which has just passed awny, exists in full force throughout Virginia the enslavement of the human mind. The exercise of the right of private judgment and f reedom of speech is sought to bo punished or controlled by the most inhuman denunciations, slanders and threats ot social, political and commercial outlawry. Blair pledires war Grant pledges peace, and I honestly believe that upon the election ot lien Grant the peace and happiness ot our people wholly depend. "Very respectfully yours, "Robert Rolling. ScjmjurV lrophi'sjr and CompU- . nienls. About four years ago Horatio Seymour made a speech in Milwau kce, in which we find the following . passage : ; ; ; ; . ; , . . "The Administration has lost faith in tho people of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Michigan, and they have Ixst faith tn the Administration. If its ft' to mien ta mis war, it is because the Administration ha$ established a xlic!) which has rendered intffectual our ejorts in the. field. The result ol the cotuiog elections involves the liberty of our country. It ia to decide whether you are to bo eafe in your own homes and by your own firesides; and thure is no greater national trouble than that which penetrates the home and reaches the firenide. Or eater questions, graver questions. questions which come home more di rectly to the hearts aud interests of men, have never been submitted tQ the people lor their arbitration; and in their decision, that which is for the interest of Democrats is also for the iutcrcst of Kepubl ictus. We believe we are to triumph in tlic context. . No vian can d aiLt this who saw tchat I 10 in Chicago. It was the largest number 01 men my eyes ever rested upon." It is evident that whatever his other accomplishments may be, prophesy is not Mr. Seymour's forte. But the most significant passage is-what he says in regard to our having "failed in this war." That " if " is air-im-portant. Mr. Seymour is predicting with respect to the coming elections. But his predictions, liko those with reference to the war, will not bo fulfilled. ' ' The New York Evening Post, having expressed a doubt as to which way Illinois will go in NovembeV, tho Chicago Tribune disposes of the question in short meter, thusi Daly mindful of the danger of overconfidence, we feel warranted in say. ing that if the vote were taken to-day Grant and Uolfax would have not less than thirty thousand majority in Illinois. We cannot recall a campaign in which the Kepublican party was more enthusiastic or in better fighting trim. The meetings are everywhere attended by unprecedented crowds. The party is compact and resolute in every part of tho field. "Nine-tenths of the soldiers we eager to cast their ballots for their . General. la the
last Presidential eauuaiAu they were J. at the front, and tlio L overhead de
nied them the privilege ui v"uS. T hi ye&r they will record their appreciation of the party which twinned; them this right.
TW Courier, the other day, an nounced that Major General K. D. Keyks was stumping California for SEYMOvaaaJ- Blair, and that he was cne. of the, oldest. MajocGenciala in. the Army of the Potomac. The New York Swh -however, -dissipates this pleasing illusion by the following paragraph : General Kcyes may ave been a warm partisan of Mr. Lincoln at some time, but the affection ceased after he had hpn sent nw.iv from tho Army of the Potomac for incompetency. Ho was a worthless oracer, ana wo &uiiinso pin'f Via of ivmeh account 33 3. politician. About the time of Mr ,min n a last e ontion he Was repui iI to be at Halifax, on his way to California; and if he got now iu . t. .f nil in Nrt. Ilistu'raze must have been given 10 1.Pas alone another " distinguisnea convert. TERUI8LE BTAW 0r-AirAlB sammt Undpr ttfe Control of a Band "Oi jnnracrers. OFFICIAL REPORT , TO THE LEVIS- , LA. TUliEm. The ommittee hating in charge the investigation f the rebel JVU-iVlUX outrages ib lennesaee, travecompietea tinoif ihnra n.i Riihmttted their re port tathe General . Assembly of that ' . . r . ' 1 .1 1 . A 1- I Btate.- ins a lengtuy qocuuibuhui-ins-nearlv six column in nonpareil tvDe of the Gazette! atid is so lull of horror as'to make ones blood : run o.nA. rVe"have room but for the sum ming - up of the investigation, which is all idv one will care to read. J. tie committc.Favs : The number of outrages that have been Dernetrated in many counties of Middle and West Tennessee, during the Dsst few months, have been bo numerous, and of such'an aggravated character, as almost baffles investiga tion. In these counties a reign of terror exists, which is so absolute in ita nature; that the best cf citizens are unable ornnwilhntt to cive tree ex pression to their opinions.. Th8 terror inspired by the-seeret organiza tion known as tbe Ivu-JbUux ivian, is so treat that the officers of the law are powerless to execute its provis ions, to discharge their duties, or to brrog the guilty perpetrators 01 these outrages to tbe pumshn:ent they de serve. 1 heir stealthy movements are generally made under, cover of the night, and under masks or disguises, which render their identification dif ficult, if not impossible. Added to the secrecy which envel opes their operations, 19 the fact that no miormation or their murderous acts can be obtained without . tho greatest difficulty and danger in the localities where they are committed. No one dares to inform upon them or to take any measures to bring them to punishment, because no such one can tell but he may be the next victim of their animosity. lhe members of. this organization: with -their friends, aiders and abettors, take especiai.'pains to conceal their operatioas. . f : lhe moving principle by which tuey . are actuated appears to be hostility to the ctate and national authorities, and iu the ; minds 'of these men to have voted for " Brownlow " or the Kepublican ticket," or to be a Radical,"- is the greatest of crimes. Your comniitteo believe that during the the past .six months the murders in Tennessee, to say nothing cf other outrages, would average one per day, or one for every twenty-four hours; that in th great majority of cases they have been perpetrated by the Klan referred to, and few, if any, have been brought to punishment. A number of counties in the State are entire ly at the mercy of this organization and roving bands of nightly marauders bid defiance to the civil authorities, and threaten-- to drive out every man,' white . or black, who does not submit to their arbitrary dictation. To add to the general lawlessness of these communities, bad men of every description? take advantage of the circumstances, surrounding them, and perpetrate acts of violence, from personal or' pecusiary motives, under the plea or political necessity. Colored laborers have bean driven from their-homcs by dishonest land owners,inorder to deprive them of their share of the crop they cultivated and the 'wages they have justly earned bv their labor. Other outrages of simi lar character are daily committed, and the officers of tho law are unable or unwilling to prevent or redress them. Your committee aro convinced lrom tho evidence- beiore them that a resort to some measures that will cor rect evils of such enormity is an imperative necessity. Tho testimony they have taken is but a small part of the evidence which might be laid ,before .. your honorable body, showing tho absolute neeesaity whieh exists for legiflative action lor thif prevention 'an'd punishment, of I ttct3 ot , -violence, for the protection, of life," and " property, and the due- execution ?p ?Aar-. A lg nuiabei of cases ? V lheuatuQtion of your comY, Y" bett Psed ver unnoticed, because .time and space would not permit their invettigf tifu But they are.satisfied that no turS videnco Sis to convince every thoughtful mind that more than ordinary means are requisite under existing circumstances, to secure peace and protection to persons and property. The object sought to be obtained by the establishment of .government is- tho peace of socity. - Individuals surrender a portion of their liberty and submit to. th restraint, of legal enaotmeuts for .the .general, good of all concerned! Laws are made for the protection as well as the punishment of crime. ." If civil law and civil authority are not sufficient for the accomplishment of the purpose intended, military force Tn? St cailod to ! their assistance, lhe first and. highest duty of every government is to protect its citizens in the enjoyment of their persona and their property, without regard to their individual or poluical opinions. If civil law is set at defiance, and its tientsoverpowered or intimidated by neTfi peonies the imperative UUtyot thrt llnvprnr.,. 4 fn 1. :.. assistance the strong arm'of milif.orx, power. .Citizens have a right to appeal for broteotiow tr. vo. i under which they live, and that .government which refuses to listen to their appeals or to afford thm ,f ? CtlO.lt0 Hch they are entitled tho confidence f wen of all shades of
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political opinion-. If means of enforcing the
laws are in-
sufficient, it becomes the duty of the government to adopt such measures a may be necessary to accomplish that object, : no matter how severe those measures may le. ', rour committee believes that the
Governor should be invested with full power to call out such a military force as may be required to secure obedience to the laws, and it tne canout of such a fort e shall pc neccs3afy,"thc responsibility win rest upon-those who violate m i;-. " refuse obedience 10 " t. v, ,,ti,. f ;w oi the c?raie. it is """: . V f Covernor to see sworn uu-j . - , ,, . 1 that the laws are iauniuny na-uiw, and for that purpose ampie iuey should be placed at his disposal. Much as we may regret mat any necessity should exist for calling in the aid ot a military lorce, yet wnen an other means fail to secure the end, aim and object of all good government, we have then no choice left us in the matter. We. therefore, recommend tho pass age of the bill which has already been reported by your committee. UlLLlAM J. smith. Chairman of the Senate Com. Wm. F. Prosser, , Chairman ot the House Com. PennsylTaaia Tbe Political Pros- , pcci. An editorial letter in the Washing ton Chronict". presents a careful and close analysis of the political pros?ects in 1 ennsylvania, as seen lrom a 'ennsylvanian standpoint Pennsyl vania has never been so united, not even in 18G1. Here, as . elsewhere, Grant ia the chosen man. ' 'The unity is so far greater than in 1SG4, that though the State then gave Mr. Jjincoln 20,075 majority, it will now give General Grant at least 3U.UW. Every nomination in the State has been made unanimously, and the whore party, is in line, working for the heaviest vote yAwia li ort Trio n xr In lsbT the dem ocrats bad many advantages. "The Republican politicians excluded the soldiers from the best places on their ticket in this city, and the Democrats took advantage of the mistalcft. and cave the soldiers their best nominations, while a large body of Republican lawyers were pledged to the Democratic candidate tor law judge of one of our local courts, and a still larger number tor the Jjemocratie candidate tor supreme Judge in the State. The Republican vote fell off heavily in every couDty but two or three, and yet the Democratic maiontv in the State was only ITZjS, This year the loss will be made up .1 v u m.ia ii,;u,ioinV.;i in-three of the wards of Philadelphia alone. The organization of the llonublicans is verv thorough. There are two State Committees, the Republican and the Union Soldiers the first under ex-Speaker Grow, the sec ond under Gen; C II. T. Collins. The Union League of Philadelphia is most efficient. It sends hundreds 01 thousands or documents all over the State, and its rolls contain tho names of more than 2.000 citizens of the highest character, representing all tho interests of society and all the professions and trades, and every day adds to its uselulness in all patriotic works. At its rooms may be met every night not only the best local people, orators, lawyers, doctors. manulaeturers and mechanics, and our soldiers and sailors, but the gift ed sons ot other fctatcs, JNortli and South, who are eagerly sought out on their arrival and ma lo cordially wel come. Geouqk Wilkes gives this charac teristic advice to a friend who wants to "hedge" his bets, in tho last New York Spirit of the Times: - ' "IIOWTO 'IlEDUE' ON T1IK I'ttKSI DENTIAL h. LECTION. A subscriber, who desires to bet on the election 0 Grant to the extent of five thousand dollars, inquires of us whether we can givo him some point on tho other side by which he can safely 'hedge;' in other word,-; make some counter bct which will, in soma sort, protect his money. Our friend is too prudent. We would not advise him to hedge at all; but if he wants to make hii betting as nearly a sure thirg as possible, we would advise him. after laying out his five thousand dollars on Grant, to invest about one hundred dollars in buying Confederate bonds, lie can secure about ten. thousand dollars worth of them ' for about the sum we name, andr if Seymour: and Blair should be elected they would soon be worth fifty cents on .the dollar." Oaro promises 50,000 majority for Grant and COlfax, and sixteen of her nineteen Congressmen true Re publicans. '; Dissolution Notic3. nrtHE PAKTW:nsnip hereto. JBL fore existing between tne nnderslned, tiuder tlie cauie of Barton Pool, in this day dissolved bymuuui consent, and the withdrawal or M. M. Pool. The business of the linn will be settled ua their old office. No. 85 West (Second Htreef. now occupied by H, M. Barton. Klther partner wilt nse the firm name lu liquidation. ., . M. BARTON. M. M. POOL. Cincinnati, Sept. 1st, liX8. ' . : JLl. X. - ' , BEFEKRIXU TO THE ABOVE, I 1 lake this opportunity of thanking my friend, lor tho ilbetal patronage they have exteuded to the latrt H rm urn! Paskina their contimiunce of the tame to my lorratf partner aud succtsjwjr. 3t - 4 J! , ' M. M.POOI Cincinnati, Sent. lt, 1853. - se7 1 i's'i , 1 V ilVJ " Tt hi S. M. BARTON. Commissiou 3Xerclivs.nt;, ; ' Xo. S J Vest Second Street, ' . . ' CINCINNATI. Liberal advances made on consignments. se7 dtf. BUiLDE.S, EMPORIUM. E JIAVK iVST RECEIVED THE following, and naarkably low pi Ices: offer them at re50.000 feet YELLOW PINK FLOORING; 20.000 feet POPLAR FLOORING; 100,000 POPLAR LATHS ; 100,000 POPLAU SHINGLE ; ; 2,000 barrels choice WHITE L1MK; IfiOO barrels CEMENT. ALso on hand a fnll stock of Doors, Sash Blinds, Ulass, Nails, Paiuts, Oils, and Building Hardware. , BABC0GK & STEELE, Water Street, let. Locust and Walnut, au8dAv3Dd Evansvili.ii, Ikd. W3I. ISEAVIS, XX. H. Claim A.&OMt. Also, REAL ESTATE Rnd COLLECTtS, AGENT. 1 Office on Mam street, between Third and Fourth, No. U5 over JteUefUan Ktore). vn8vUl-lud. . MPIM
DEuaaisTs.
FRED. SCHUF.RMANN. W. II. BCRFORD. SCniTEBMANN & BU3F0RD, Apothecaries, OPERA OHIO STORE, (CHANDLER'S BLOCK,) - No.. 18 Santli First Street, KVANSVII.LE, ISO. lea!ers In Pure Drncs. Medicines, and Chemicals - Wines, liramliet, &e , for medicinal purposes. Will keep constantly on band a large assortment of Perfumeries, Toilet Soaps, Hair, Nail, Tooth, and Clothes Brashes. " Prescriptions carefully compounded at an nour.-i. lauostn H. J. SCHLAEPFER, DKALEC !! PURS DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND CHEMICALS, Wines nnd Brandies, Where yon can find the largest rtoclt ot Toilet Articles in tne west. Physicians' prescriptions filled at all hours, day or night, by none bat experieticeu rrescnpuoa urugguiL. ma.y-0 asm CLOUD & AKIN, Wholesale Druggist). 4BDMANUFACTURING CHEMIS1I No. 16 North First Street AGENTS FOS GEORGE H. REED'S DOSESTife LIQUID DYES. - ; GENERAL AGENTS FOB DR. ARMSTEAD'S T0NI0 SYRU1 UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, and PILE OINTMENT. - All orders promptly filled. aprk JOIIX LAVAL, Wholesale ana Ketall Druggy Dealer In M A IV ST.. bet. Second and Third. Evansville, Ind. Particular attention riven to CUTTING WINDOW ULASS to uy sie. Jun21 dtl PHYSICIANS. DK. II. JL 1IAUYEY, ROOM NO. 1. WALKER'S BUILDING Corner Main and Third Streets. Office Hours 10 to 12;2 to 5: 7 to 8. li drfru DR. A. C. HAYNES Devotes his time exclusively to treating Di-eiu's of the EYE. at his otfioe. on the corner of Tnlrd and Walnut Streets, oppoKiLe the Cltv Council unamuer. A irei clinic lor the benefit of the poor, lrom 10 a O'cioci a. m. Orllce Hours From 9 to )2 A. x. and from 2 to 5 k. m. malsdiim J NO. W. il K A DT.EY, ItOBT. M. MARTI W, DANL. il. llKAIUtY. Martin, ileadley & Co., Cotton and Tobacco Factors, Forwarding and Commission MERCHANTS, Water Street, Corner of DUIsIon, CIRCULAR. AVISO EMTEKKH UPO.V THE enterprise of estubluthing a Tobacco litaiket iu Evansville, we beg leave to tender our services to our friends in Ken tucky and to the tobacco growing comma nil let of luiliana and Illinois. It Is our aim and determination to build up a Home Market, equal, all things eonKiucreu, 10 any ia ine country, wnicn we conceive to be ot mantiold Interest to the extensive Tobacco growinar region sur rounding Evausvllle, and with our laige and Intiuiati acquaintance ia tbeadlaosLit ounties ot Kentucky, and the encourage ment and many faculties anorded by our ciy, we are oounueni ioai our enoris wiu be speedily crowned with eucc. A inrge majority of the planters in this section have never prized their tobacco for 'the reason that they bave had no Home Market where they could be present and witness its sale, and be id en, jqosi planters are not prepared- to prize tnelr own crops. For tbelr conveniet.ee we will complete arrangements (In due time for the new ciop,) with good and reliable men in every neii;UDoi-tiiou (. lurnisn nogsneaus ana pi lze touacco upon reasonaote terms, I turn each rlanu r can accompany his Hogsheads, and see them Inspected, Weiglied and Sold, and return Home with the Proceeds. Our manner ot selling tobacco will be so conducted as to Insure satlstaetlon. Fach hogshead will be sampled and sold septtrateiv upon its own merits, to the highest biauer at puDiio auction. iot only planters but dealers will find that our nia ket affords many advantages to them. tuick sales, even at small piofits will enabie dealers to conduct exten sive operations during the season, upon a small capital, with the least possible dan danger of loss. We also pledge our best efforts In tbe sale ot cotton ana otner produce, and all consignments to e iorwaruea will receive our Di-omnt attention. For the character of our house we refer to our acquaintances, to our loaal agents. auu to i tic itsouiuB uusiuu. uouies oi . V ansvine, ana nope uy promptness, energy, and strict integrity, to merit a reasonable suare oi patronage. Respectfully, MARTIN, HEADLE V, A CO. September 1st, lsk8. P. S. To our entemrisina frS.mt.r1 we propose to award the following premiums: Premium $20 In Gold to tbe Plant er from whom we Receive tbe first llogsbead, Jfew Crop. Premium $10 in Gold to the Plant. cr from whom we Receive the second iioicsneaa, Any iroD. Premium $. in Gold to the Plant er irom wnora we recelTe the third uogsneaa, new crop. septl-lwd lmw II. A CO. FHALOX'S "PAPHIAir L0TI0X For Beautirjlos tbe Skin and Com plexlon. Removes all Eruptions. FreclriM th pies. Moth Blotches, Tan, etc, and renders iu BjLiu royt, utr, hhu uioomtnff. For Ladles in tbe Nursery it is iuvaluFor Gentlemen after Shaving It has no equal. "Paphian Lotion" is the only reliable remedy for diseases and biomiu . 1. Skin. " PHALOXfl "PAPHIAN SOAP" for tbe Toilet. Nursery, and iLftYtZ J chap the skin. Price ffi cents per cair. " FIOR IE MATO "FIOK 1E MAVO soid by ajreaga"". Ne-fy-y BATHS I BATHS I
CAIltlN'S COLUMN.
JTaving just returncdl from New York with a SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS IN THE TAILORING AND CLOTHING XINE, now offer the tame to the public at the LOWEST CASH PRICES, At lam determined to tell the CheapI est Good to be found in Evansville. My stock ccfwisls in part of the fol lowing goods: READY-MADE CLOTHING. CLOTHING, ALL KINDS. PIECE GOODS OP THE Latest Styles, Which I propose to mahe up to order VERY CHEAP ! AMD IN THI BEST STYLE1 All Goods made by me warranted to please. Also, a very fine assortment of GENES' FURlVISHIiVG GOODS, Such as SHIRTS, DRAWERS, NECKTIES, UNDERWEAR GLOVES, SUSPENDERS in fact, too numerous to mention. Give me a call, at my old stand, lYo. 8 SOUTH FIRST STREET EVASSVILLE, IH1. J. H. CAR LIN. auU GROCERIES. CHARLES VIELE & CO, WHOLESALE 3- O O E R , SOUTHWEST CORN&B First s&d Sycamore Streets; Etahsvxlu, iirn. auSdtLT IHAAO RKHCAKX. DAVID HCIXAjm. I. 5f I). HEIMANN, . .WholeHale Dealers In GEOOEEI E S, Foreign and Domestic Liquors, MAILS, COTTON TARNS, ULASSWARJC oc, etc. If os. 69 and 62 Ualn Street, Between Iteoond ana Third. . -
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TRIBLE, MYERS A DRO,, (Successors to Steele A Trinle,) XANtrrACTrBKRa or and bkaleks in Sasb, Doors, Blinds, Frames, MOULDINGS, &o. All ordeni for work In tbe Building line are promptly attended to. We keep constantly on hand all klnd Of LUM BER, PINK and POPLAR KLOOKINtJ. WEATHEitllOAKUlNO, tut. Scroll Sawing of every description ana Dressing of Lumber done to order. Factory at tbe old stand or Steele Trible, uecond St., bet. Chestnut ana tnerry. tVANSVILLK, lNU. apl dtf CAED. In retiring from the above partnership 1 desire to return my thanks to my friends who have favored me with business, and would ask their continuance with tbe new firm. JAMES SI'EKLE. KvansTiile, Jan. 29. I,UII1EII X,U2HIE I THE NtliSl'KIBEB CONTINUES tbe Lumber BuHinens at bis old stand at tne corner or Main and Heveutn HtreeU, and would respectfully inform tbe public that bis 6tock Is laree and second to no in the assortments, embracing Pine 01 a) thicknesses and analitv. from tbe niw Third Common Haglnaw Board up 1 Three-Inch First Clear Plank. Also, aoo DOORS of various thicknea and styles, and 1V.UWO LIGHTS. Window Hash. Pine and Ponlar Shlnelto 3 and 4 -feet Lath, Mouldings, Casing Quarter-Round, Ac, Ao. - uraers irom tne country, river or ran filled promptly. Builders and Painters. EHATI IX STOKE, ,000 pounds strictly pure "White Lead. ou.uuu pounas pure Htar wnita ieaa. 60,000 pounds Bay State White Lead. 1.000 gallons Linseed OIL (jQOO pounds No. 1 Puttv. In Bladders Cans. Window mass, au aises. Glaciers' Points and Putty Knives. mi ado a? awaw w nov At OIL. AU of which we are selling as che as can oe purcnasea in tne w est. KELLER t WHITS, Wholesale Druggists, Evansville, lad. mens tf . WILLIAM IITTNPEt, MAjrUTACTtTRXa OF Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames. 4c. and Dealer In Pine and Poplar Lumber, Shingles SIDING, FX.OOBISO, . Offloe and Factory, Corner FIJlh and Walnut tureen, &vansvuie, iso. Orders from abroad promptly attended to. aaaI8 dtf , EvansYllle Slate Depot. BUILDERS1 EMPORIUM. WE ARE THE AOESTS FOB on of tbe largest Slate manufactories In the country ,and are prepared to furnbth at the manuiacturers- prices, on buw uv iIaa th. tA Invlnff Koofins Slate of different styles and I quality; - - Biaie xieariu.; Slate Jams for Flre-plaeea; ' Siate Black Boards for Schools; Hints and Marble Tiles for Floors: - And would particularly call attention to tbe fact that the Slate Hearths, Jams, and Black Boards Is the cheapest and best article for the purpose now known. Water, bet. Locust and Walnut Bts. maj'29 3ittd TO BUILDERS. WISH TO NOTIFY THE BCILD. ers aud public In. ge ers a ham :eneral, that 1 have ou hand and am still receiving a large stock of MicMgaa, Saginaw, and Green Bay Pine and Poplar Flooring aud Siding, PINE LUMBER, SHINGLES, &o., Which I will sell cheap for cash. WM. HUNNEL. Office aud Factory corner Filth and Walnut 8treetafcEvansvllle, Ind. Jel8 3ia JAMES SWANS0N & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers Inn PINE LUMBER, Shingles, Lath, Doors, and Sash. Also, a laree assortment of Allegheny, Chicago, and Toledo Lumber ana loorinn, Dressed and Undressed, ou hand and lor sale. Extra Sawed and Shaved Pint Shingles, eighteen inches long. We respectfully solicit the citizens of Evansville to give us a call and examine oar stock before purchasing elsewhere. Yard oi Watb Htkkkt, - ' (Opposite Lamaaco Wharf), Evansvtll Ail orders promptly attended to. mayitt d8m ' ! CARPETS. O A BPS WAREHOUSE, WE. R FRENCH 6 CO. Nos. 4T ana 49 Main St., ; ITA5STILLE. The largest and most complete assort- - meat oi . , . IIoase-Furnlsliiug Goods In the STATE OF INDIANA. . V , .'it. In STYLE, QUALITY, nd PRICE, we DKFY ALL COMPETITION, EAST OH In addition to all goods, we have . . par other lines of 40,000 Rolls WALL PAPER, ' at UNUSUALLY LO W FIGURES. ' Bv means of a NEW INVENTION In tbe prml action of UULU PA HI. OH PAPtlKs, which we control In this market, we are now enabled to sell these ele gant goods at about - . 25PERCENT. less than the were ever before offer In this market. "-. UIVE Tj A CA1.L.-W apr!7 dtf S0ESS & ffiTTINGER" Have opened a Oret-class Lithographic, Engraving, and Job Printing Institution, COB. FIRST is STCAM0BK ETBKETS, Being the only establishment of the kind in the ciiy. - - We offer our services In the above line to the business booses, office- holders, hotelkeepers, and lawyers of this ciiy and vicinity in executing all kinds of printed work produced by Lithographing, from the plainest Drawing, Engraylng, or Print - to the finest and most tasteful Ornamented, Colored, and Art Print. Especially do we offer Bainw, fjj dlntVVnd Vl.Ufng Card. heads. Notes. DrafU,hdJlt,n or ArtvertiBemenU of any ' BiceJy . colored printing. wlU be 4ae very o- very low terms. vVORAVI.VO We lo do all -JM ? af H E A L ON WOOOOR : METAIsao Btamp8, k-. Brand?forDSlark.ng Boxes, Key CUve.n, AO- ..mllv ask the patronage inforivvme'anl vicinity. B1;' wtu sinrl HvMlllOra. jySKMn Courier copy.
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SCIIUI-TZK. Mecliaulcs' Foundry Manufncturers and Builders of. Steam Engines, Circular saw Hills. Orlst and Sugr MUla, ToDacco swore Clammlof Machines, DlflUl-J t leryund Mining Ma . 1 ch'nery, Malt Mills, Corn heUers, Beose Fronts, Cellar Grates. HON & BRASS CASTINGS. Of every description. Ucnlnery of all kinds Made and Repaired. Dealers In Belting, Fire Bricks, Steam Gauges, and Trough t Iron Pipes. Old materials bought Jl, '-. : ' h, :.tJl', , We have the facility of the bestMa lalaeryand 'Workmen, and will give all VJrk entrusted to us our Individual attenin, fill orders promptly, warrant our 9 jrk, and ebarge reasonable prices. Office and Foundry, corner of First and Ciwt Streets, Evansville, Ind. a. rs. workmen seni 10 ail parts to nt ts work and do renairlnsr. HUilULlZiC IUUMAT1 UU WILLI AH HETTiTJAN (Saocessor to Krats A Hellm Manufacturer aad Builder of PORTABLE JLlfD STATIONARY TEAM ENGINES AND B0ILEES, 8AW AND QllIST MILL MACHINERY, Threshtug Machines," Cotton ami Tobacco Iresae CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, ... Ac, Ac, . EVANSVILLE, IND. shut Iron and Copfh Wobk made te order ou short notice. , JROtt AND BRASS CASTINGS of everv description. ' Dealers In Steam Qauges, Gum Be ting Fire Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, Bellini Cloths, Ac, at manufacturers' prices. IREPAIRIN0 done at short notice. apr2S ELECTION. Btate of Indiana, Vanderburgh County, no: - 1, BLTTIIE II Y NEK, CI.I-RK OP tbe Vanderburgh Circuit Court, do herebr certify to the Bherl ft of said county, what officers are to be elected at the next general election, to be held on the second Tuesday in October, 1HU8, at the different places of holding elections in said county, to-wit: , . A Governor 6f the State of Indiana. A Lieutenant Governor. -A Secretary of Btate. , . 'An Auditor of Htate. A Treasurer of Btate. A Clef k of Bnpreme Court. j A Reporter of Hupreme Court. A Buperlnteudeut of Public Instruction. An Attorney General of Btate. 'A M ember of Congress for the First Consresstonai uisiricior ludiana. A Common Pleas Jude for tbe District corn posed t the counties of Posey, War-. noK,uiWDi anu vanaerourgu. One District Attorney for said District. A Benator from Vanderburgh County; two ttepreaentauves irom aiu county. A -Clerk of the -VauderburgU Circuit Court. ' - . A Treasurer of Vanderburgh Countv. - A Recorder of Ueeds of Vanderburgh county. An Appraiser of Beal EsUte of said nniintv. A County Commissioner for the Third jjistri-oi. . - - A Cornnr of Vanderburgh County, ana one. Township Assessor for each of the fuvAral Townshlns in said countv. ' - ' And the Sheriff of said couniy is hereby ordered and directed to give due and legal potlce of such eleetlon auoordlng to law. . wit.naHH mw lunil and the Seal of said Court , at Kvansvllle. this 26lh day of August. ltt. ' BL.YTHK HYNKS, Clerk V. C. C. ... j per II. W. Biffus, Ueputy Clerk. I, Jacob IL Miller. Bherlff of Vandfr--burgb County, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing; notice of election ts a true and com plot. copy ol the original, on file In my office, this the 7th tlay or . A Ik ld:u J. II. MILLKK, BherlfT V. aug29td ; , C. To tlic l5u.sIiie.HM Men IF YOU WOULD Scturc ihe'Tradc of Illinois, ' (JIIE SOCTHEHS HART,) DY'BRTIS k 121 TH K SIIAWNKETOWN tf E Hi C IT R Y. , Jt circulates extensively in every town and county iu that part of tbe State. - One BqoareHlx Months.... 8 00 One Square Twelve Months....... 12 Oft One-fourth Column Three Months. 15 00 One-fourth Col'n Twelve Months... ) 00 One-half Column Three Months-, 80 ou One-half Column Six Months......... 45 00 One Column Six Mouths. - 60 00 - Address 1 " "W. LUSK, " Sbawneetown, Illinois.
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ATJL STYLES AM HIIA!i:M ET VOIJKH FOR .OTIHK.Tm Any one who sends tis f.n or.ler l'.ir VI-: (5) AXI', at ONK l;.Jl,i.Ali AM A HALF EAt'H. With t lie cnh. will rwcln. ONK IXi'HA, t OK Nurm.Nu. We will rUt our Axe nlmifsi.; of niotber make, anil prove it the bo.st finished ami inn largest steer, im-osm-int; two .'ind ;i half inches. We have mn le Axel lor I wen ty-l years, and won't yield the palm in t,haif. lo any manufacturer, ai;d yet con 'ess tliut a ".-nokor of Illinois," c.ilHxi t o huk.v. beat u.h Ju ln.i patent si. ape. The circular bit and continuous edsjj make lae Siaj labor produce t-wice as iiitii-ii eUTecl. we can il C'ULiiu ItiS l lb. N T RED JACKET AVE. Auv one who fends um an onlorl'or FIVK AXfcH of this shape, i t TWO IKiI.LAllH ) EACH, will receive O.N'E KXfll.V, i-'OIt NOTH1NU. All reponllIe hardware dealers sell the UPPlNCu'JT AXE.." Uuv of them. But it there should happen to be one . unfortunate as not to jiuow us, send the money an 1 we will be sure lo please yon. UPPIXCOTT .V ItAK J-WJ.I.I.. PlTT3BPBi, Pa., Bole owners of t'olburc's Patent Axe. $1200 TLn bt;Wld A TEAK TO AG K NTS to fell the Si AH MIUTMAC11INE. utl ixnticulart free. Kxtra Inducements to experienced agents. Call on or addre-s VV. G. wiijSUM t;o.. Cleveland, u. : irosion. Mass.; or tit. Louis, Mo. The Most Reliable Ono Dollar Sale. BEST IXnrOEM I XTS TO AGENTS ! No humbuz ! Fir.-.t-claxs roIeren; on atipllcatlon. Circulars sent Iree. l-'stnb-Ushed JStij. STOCKMAN A CO., bi Water Street, Boston, mash. THE SUCCESS Ot our Dollar Bale has caused such - A COMPLETE i rsr TKAD12 That, in order to supply the demand ocr-ii-sioned by our constautly incrttasiuK patronage, we have recently made importations for the Fall trade, direct from IJuropeau m iuufaeturers, Amountlns to Searlj $.0(),00d, Be that wo are prepared to seH every leMu'lption of DRY AND r NfY GOODS, R1LVKTI PLATKI ARK. CUTLKltV, WATC1IKS, ALBUMS, JKW KLKV , A. Of better quality limn any other conceru In the couuiry, lor tho uniform price of One Dollar for Each Article. itf-Tlie best of Boston or N ew York references given as to the relhtbi iry of our house, and that our Liiim ih-nh is conducted In the fairest and mo.-t le .-111011116 munuor possible, ad t hat we (jive greater vhIuo lor 1 ho uiout y tliHii Uku be outalne 1 lu any othvr way. At1. 'GOODS DAAIA(-KI) Ok I.KOKI.N IN TRANSPORTATION H Pl.At'j- O WITHOUT CHAHUK. VChecks deHcrlhiii" nilii'les hoi.I unit to agents in ( lubs nt niles luentloiied tnlow. V'o ;ti ii'.'in(ee v ry ju l.;le lo ,(. less than il bought :it !i ny HonIoii r NeV York House. Our onnuivsior.s iu Agents Kxceel IIiOms ol ui 01 her i-hiiiliulnin-nl of the kind, proof ol this inn he iou.il lu compurluti our preiuluin with those ( Ot hers KOII Ci 1! US OK 1 II K MAM K 1 II licldillon lo whieli we elulm . ;i- belter goods of the siime chii.r..cter. WK WILT, HKNI T' A ( 1 KM',1 FHKK OF t'HA no i.:, Itr n Club of litt mi I Thvf JJo!lar ;- do., good linen Shirt Fronts, l set n.jllil -old Studs, All Wool 'a-ss, mere for Pauls. Finn White Counterpane, laiKe-Hl.e. 1 elegant Bnimorai Skirl. -J) yuKls lnown or bleaeh ed Sheeting, K'xnl jn ility, ynr.l wide. I elegant luti l-ieiu-e MoiocciVbouud Pholo. Album. 1 double lens Sleieoseoe and 12 Foreign Views. 1 siiver-pl:ile. eiurrnved ft botlie Castor. 1 elegant .suit F.m. with Ivory or Saudal Wood Frame, loathe, ed eige and upangied. I r-teel Cnrvihg Knife and Fork, very beMl quality", with I ory balanced handle. 1 Laud -tome btrnded iuiJ lined Parasol. L'o yaios good Print. 1 very flue Damask Table t ov-i. 1 pr. best quality Ladies' Serge Coopr-oss lloits. 1 dozen flue Linen Towels. '4 dozen Hogers' esl Wllver Uesert l'ork. 1 Ladies' Jtirgo n-sit Morocco Traveling Hag. 1 lane i ress pattern. yt dozen elegimi Sliver "Plated engraved Napsin Kin:s. 1 dozca Lndies' tine Merino or Cotton Stockings. Cents' heaw chased solid Gold Ring. 1 pair Ladles' high cut, Baitnorai Loots. 1 elegant l)elaiim lress Pattern. 1 Vit-lin nnd llow. In box complete. 1 set Jewelry, plu, ear diops and sleeve but tona. .fbr a Club ofXQ ami FHre Dnllars-l black or colored Aiaimco i Dress Pattern. 1 set Lace Curtuin.s. 1 pi. All Wool Illimkeis. Kngiaved Huver Satxl C bottle Kevolvlng Castor. 1 beanti.'ul Wrltiu Desk. 1 solid Gold Mcnrl Pin. ay, vds. verv fine ( a-i-rnere. lor rants ana Vest. 1 st 1 vori' balanced handle Knives, with si ver elated Forks. 1 elegant Satin Parasol, heavilv beadea aud lined withi-ils. 1 jr. geuts' Call Boots. 30 yds. R iod I'rlnt. ao yds go,)d brown or bleuched Bheeling, yard wide, or 40yds. J yd. wide, g- oil quality. 1 Indies' elegant Morocco Travuiing bai;. I square Wool Shawl. 1 plain Norwu-h i'oliu jres pattern . i yds. don. wldm clot li lor Ladies' ( loak. Elegant eriKraved sliver plated Te- Pol. a yds double whlih water-proof cloth for cloaking. For a Vlnb olOO ami 'Jem JJol!aral rieli Merino or Thibbet dress pattern. 1 pair of fine Damask Tab e C otLs and nj.kins to match. 1 pr. gents' French Calf Loots, t heavy silver. plated engraved Ice pitcher. Very line All Wool Ciotn lor ladies' Cloak. 1 w eb very bust quality brown or bleacheJ Hlioetlng. 1 yds. hue Cussnnere for suit, 1 elegant, t-opiin dres paiteru. I beautiful Kugll'-li Berue Shawl. 1 set t Ivory balanced han iis Knives and Forks. 1 ladles' or gents' silvi r Hunting-case Walch. 1 Bartiett Hand. Portable Sewing Machine. Splendid Family iilble siei I engravings, with re jord aud photograph pages, liiyds. good Hemp Carpeting, good colors. 1 pair good Marseilles (4uilt. 1 good six bare! revolver. 1 elegant lur .dud' and Cape 1 slugie barrel shot Gun. 1 sliver plated, engraved, 6 bottled Kevolvlnt; Castor, cut glass boitles. 1 very flue lolm and llow, In case. 1 set Ivory balanced Knives aud Forks. Presents for larger Clubs Increase in t)i same ratio. Send Money by l;egrslereil letter. Catalogue of gK)ds ttent to any address Iree. PARKER & CO., ' yos. 08 and 100 Summer Street, Boston. with treat InducerncMls to Aceuts to cooperate with us lu our ShH-tint;s free of cost to our Agi-nls. Watches free of cost lo our A ienl. Hewing .i(-iiiiip Iree of cost to Agents. Ieatiir Goods free oi cost to Atrnls. J.inen Goods free ol oust, to our Agent s Shks aud Shawls fren of cost, to A"nls. iiooU a nd Shoes Iree of cost to Akoui. Dress Goods free of cost to our Aleuts. Great Dollar Bar-ains for our Custociers. Send for our circular. Agents wanted everywhere. Allures IlAKIdS A PLUM MIC. SI ilii.io vit St., lioston, .Mas. Till; (JKEAT UNITKD STATES TEA WAKEHOUSS f.K T. T. ItEIlIJY & VO.. Xos. 20, 28. ana 3J Ytsey Street, .V. 1. Are now prepare 1 lo mioiia:. wlih nil mercuants in good stti n Jlii, ihron;!iout tlie coiuiti v, for the a(!ENC -and SALiJ of their STANDARD TEAS, Put in in Patemt aik Tioht packaom. Address ns as above for partloul rs. ami Btate the size of twwu and uatare cf busiaess, Ao.
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