Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 September 1868 — Page 2

DAILY PUBLISHED EY.THK KVAXSV1LLK JOURNAL COMPANY, No. G LoiiNt Street, EvawavUl. T U V RSI) AY EPTEMBER 10. 183; FOR PRESIDKNT, . , GENERAL U. S. GRANT. FOR VK K rKESIOENT, Foil SCHUYLER COLFAX. BKM H AJ STATE TICKET. FOR OOVKKNOR, CONRAD BAKER. Of Vanderburgli. KOK CONGKKSS, O en. JAMES U. VKATC II. 4'OVSTV TICKET. KOK STATIC SBNATOi:, ASA IGLEIIA11T. FOR KF.FKK.SF.XTATIVKS, AUGUSTUS LKMCKE, JOHN U. POTTS, or scott: FOR COUNTY CLERK. KOilKX SOHENSON. VOIt KKtORIF.R, UASl'EK TOMIIEMELT. FOR TKF.ASURF.R, WILL. WAHRKN, Jr. FOR COKOJTER, SAMUEL P. -I1AVLIN. FOR RKAL H3TATE APPRAISER. MOSErf AIKEN, Of Knight. FOR COMMISSIONER, SAMUEL BARKER, Of Union. Agents for the Journal. - II. A. Hat.Ii. Princeton. Intl. mu1.rvi Fkkgumn. Felersburgh, Ind. Hakky K. Smith, Washington, lul. W. J. I.. H em men way, Boonville, Intl. C. R. DuBrui.icr, Newburgh, Ind. John M. Ickwood. Mt. Vernon, Ind. J. M. Fostkr. Fort Branch, Ind. ,4 It. W. W'kaver, Posey vllle. Ind. H. It, Cokwij-i, -omervllle, lud. ('apt. Vv HiTiNf), Cyntbiana. Ind. E. J. Rookrm, New Harmony, Ind. Hakvky Bond, Hazleton. Ind. Twin. McCUIchkn, Handersville, Ind. ' Ukbin M arks. Black Hawk M Ills, Ind. '1 hey will also receive and forwsrd to ufl orders lor Binding and Job Printing. " Equal Taxation. " The Chicago Times denies that the plank in the Copperhead platform which culls for " equal taxation of every Vpecies of property " was intended to include real estate. 5 It alleges that farms and houses and lots cannot be taxed by the United States Government, notwithstanding they have been so taxed repeatedly, and no longer ago than 1S62. But suppose we admit that real estate is not included. The platform nevertheless requires that flour and whisky shall be taxed equally, and beef and tobacco be taxed equally, that poultry and petroleum be taxed equally, that pianos and potatocs.be taxed equally, that carriages and cucumbers be taxed equally, and that greenbacks and bonds be taxed equally each according to its real value. This is equality of taxation with a vengeance. The New York Express, Democratic, attributes the overwhelming Republican majority in Vermont to the fact that the " reading and speaking have been in Vermont all one side." This is a damaging admission. They have schools, churches and newspapers iu Vcrment, but none of them aid the Democrats. The people of Vermont arc among the most intelligent of those in any State in the Union, and by this Democratic authority their intelligence is all Republican. - The Democracy, we arc left to infer, are the small balance of unintelligent and corrupt people which remain.-) in every community Campaign Notes. The Philadelphia iVs. claims that Pennsylvania will go for Grant by :'.0,0(K) majority One of the most effective Tanner Clubs in Chicago is made up of Irishmen. They arc too patriotic to follow rebel dictation. Tub New Vork World very sig Binoantiy advises its renders not to bet on the Presidential election. . 1 ii . ... in 1110. procession at the immense Ilepublican mass meeting in Bangor, Maine, there was a battalion of re turned soldiers and sailors, who bore their t ittered old battle-flags and this significant legend: "We go for Seymour as tee went for Lee." It is stated in our Georgia exchanges, that Ben. Hill and Toombs are going to the North and West to address the people of those sections upon the issues of the day. We hope it is true. The speeches they have already delivered have made us more votes than those of any dozen Repub lican stumpers. By all means let them come. TT a ... iioratio fcEYMorjR has written a letter to C. M. Inoersoll, of New ' Haven, in which he says: I am gratified with the kindness of my tnends; but they have plunged me into a sea of troubles. I do not know how the canvass will go: but , now that I am m the fight, I shalfdo the best I can." Governor Seymour's "friends" plunged him into a "sea of troubles " once, before, during the New York riots. How the canvass went after- . ward everybody knows. How it is going now. everybody knows also. The announcement that Major General John A. Dix, who at present is our Minister to France, is warmly in favor of Grant and Colfax, accords with his fame as a patriot and statesman. Gen. Dix stands first on the list of War Democrats. It waa supposed that Senator Fowi.kr, of Tennessee," could be counted on to give his Bupport to Seymour find Kr 1 tn V ous that ti expectations concerning the Tammany ticket, has proved a a,iB.,... St The and Tennessee Senator is for Grant COT.FAX. Tub Cincinnati fee is reminded by the pretended satisfaction of D iicrats with the Vermont election, of John Pikkntx's description of' the way he once whipped an antagonist. " I inserted my nose between his teeth" said the warlike John, "and this held my cowardly assailant down,"

A correspondent cf the ' Cincincinnati Commercial. &ter detailing hia conversations in Kentucky with various politicians, says: "As a summary of what I saw and heard in Kentucky, I in only say that if the people over mere mean anything at all by their- talk, they TiiA.in hem. anu. in me event 01 a Democratic victory, will inaugurate it at once. They seem to be desperate over the Ions of slavery and political power in the nation, and they now l'ecl like doing; what they did not in 18bl going into the hgut as a btate, as well as individuals. The Next Democratic Speaker. M. A. 0. Packard is advertised by the Chairman of the County Central Committee of Vanderburgh, aa the next Democratic speaker in this city, with the endorsement that he is "one .! . mnof. lnnuent and effective Democratic speakers of the day, This gentleman, now a candidate on the Democratic State ticket, made me " effective " speeches during the war. In his stumping lour over the State, we understand he has much to say ' by ' way of exhortation and kindness to the soldiers. By way of introduction to the distinguished gen tleman, we give'.the following extract. giving ms views upon tne war ana the soldiers, in the House of Repre sentatives of Indiana, February 1, 18C2: " The North Jiad fostered and strengthened a Jiostile feeling againtt he South, until it lund become a rank ling Jiatred, as shown by the laws passed by tJie Northern States. They tape refused tJie poor boon of allowing the slaveholders to pass through their Sttites with tlieir slaves: their leader lias declared that slavery and freedom cannot exist togetlier; yet tJie iS'orth is dependent on tJie South for its prosperi ty, an .1 iimn -it fuea , r,r,mt ),, I ' of the '.South wlientt asks I request peaceable division 0 the property that belongs to both, a7id the right to live in peace separately. He would "not justify all the South Had done: but who can expect a people iu a revolu tion to observe the laws. . The grievances ot the couth nave be come intolerable, and. as in our revo Iutionary struggle, they had a right to demand another government. Leally they could not revolutionize ut the Republicans, who have caused all the difficulties, have no reason to complain of their own acts. They have elected to the Presidency a man pledged to hostility against the rights of the twuth. li ot . now the - Republicans HAVE GROWN BELLIGERENT: THEY DESIRE TO CONQUER THE COTTON States. If they do subdue them, how could they govern them? IF DISUNION, HOWEVER DISGRACEFUL, MUST COME, LET IT COME, RATHER THAN CIVIL WAR. JN EVER WOULD HE consent to VOTE MEN. OR MONEY, OR ARMS, or consent TO ANY MEASURE THAT WILL LEAD to a conflict." See Brevier Legisative lieports, volume 4, page 154-o. This gentleman is equally consist ent in other matters. As late as 1SG3, he was violently opposed to green backs, and on Monday, the 26th day of January, in that year, introduced the following resolution in the House of Representatives : By Mr. Packard : Whereas, Section seven of article eleven of the Constitution of the State of Indiana, reads as follows: All bills or notes issued as money shall be, at all times, redeemable in gold and silver, and no law shall be passed sanctioning, directly or indirectly, the suspension by any bank or banking company of specie payments:" therefore, Resolved, That the Committee on the Judiciary be instructed to inquire and report, at their earliest convenience, whether the Bank of the State of Indiana has not, by relusing to redeem its notes in gold and silver, and instead thereof redeeming them in United States Treasury notes, violated the Constitution of the State, and worked a f orfeiture of its charter. Adopted. See House Journal. 18G3, page 2(W. . . . ; ; , . He is now howling about greenbacks as if he had always been a worahipper of that kind of ourrency all his life. His impudence in this matter is fully equal to his begging in honnied sentences for soldiers' votes. The Ku Klax Klaa in Kentucky. Special Telegram to the Commercial. Bowling Green, Ky., Sept. 7 The outrages of the Ku Kiux Klan in this part of Kentucky are exciting the utmost alarm in all classes of society. On Saturday night they entered the house of Glasgow William, formerly a Union soldier, in Franklin County, and shot him dead, spattering his brains over his wife, who was pleading for his life. . The night previous they burned a large mill rnd woojen factory belonging to a community of Shakers at bouth Union. The . Shakers, who were opposed to the rebellion, have been the objects of the most merciless rebel persecution ever since the close of the war. Their houses have been burnt, their animals poisoned, their fences torn down, and their crops destroyed. Their loss by the recent tire is over two hundred thousand uuiiars. Last niffht a neero in T ty, who bad been in the Federal armv ederal k.h fat An from hia i .1 ID. anil this, morning nis aeaa DOdy was found hanging on a neighboring tree. Not a night passes but what some outrage is committed against the Union men. It is has been proclaimed, time and again, by the Ku Klux Klan, that no man who was in the Federal army can live in this part of Kentucky, and that-determination is being carried into effect. Dow Indiana Is to be Carried for the Ku-KInx Nominees. From the Chicago Tribune.l Fort Wayne, Ind, Sept. 4, 1SGS. The circular, as published in this morning's Iribunc. from Joe McDon ald and others, and sent to Republi cans iu Indianapolis, for the ostensible purpose of procuring a fair election is refreshingly cool, in view of the fact that the Democratic KuKlux organization, known as " White Boys in Blue." which have made, as they suppose, full and complete ar rangements to take charge of the polls oh election day at Indianapolis and some other cities and towns to various parts of the State; and this circular is gotten up for the purpose of affording an excuse to the Kn-KIux to have a row of the tallest kind. The manfigimtnt of PrePaD2 the way for a nght has been in the hands of a comS f som: day8- 8nd their leliblea&3 iVve v.eQ known t0 few Pared ta nepub.ic?Q8' who e P'eparea to flank their everyjmovemeiit,

without Woodshed, if ,oc5ible,aDd their

threat ot a Vigilance Committee lalls harmless. It is claimed bv the Democracy in Indianapolis that the White Roys in Blue are organized from soldiers, vfion if ii faol that not more than twenty-five have ever been honorably discharged from the army, while many are known to the detectives as deserters, bounty-jumpers, thieves and los-fers, who are loyal enough to receive from the .uamocratic iunu tne sum of $4:2 and unitorm lor tne campaign. It is also known -that there are no loyal men in the organization at the State capital. - Arms have been provided lor them, and they are expected to fight if this circular does' not answer the purpose of intimida tion sufficiently to give them control without. To further aid in this laudable Ku Klux undertakings few days since there was received over the Bellefontaine Railroad nearly $jO,OUU, which has been distributed to the various local Democratic committees where it will do any cood towards carrvme the State election, and one 01 their main efforts on election day will be to trade vote3 for Grant and Col fax and get votes for Congressmen and members of the Legislature in close districts. . The guise under which they attempt the role, of- Aminidab-Sleek is too transparent, and will in no wise serve them now. for their true border ruf fian character is too well known. Impressions of Kvansrllle. The local editor of the Indianapolis Journal, who was present at our County Convention on -the 4tl iost. writes to that paper a glowing account of the Convention and the Torchlight Procession, and concludes his letter with the following complimentary notice of our city: THE CITY OF EVANSVILLE la more like a city "than' any other place in the State. The Ohio River, which, in the peculiar economy of nature, runs past lasge cities, gives it the ability, to carry on a heavy trade. North and South, with the Missis sippi and ud the Cumberland. Sev eral large steamers lie at its wharf all the time, and the commercial import ance of the place is rapidly increas ing. I he people are alive to their business interests. There is plenty of capital and none of it sluggish. It is ready for prompt investment, whenever a good - opening' is presented. The completion of' the EvansTille. Henderson and Nash ville Railroad, - now fairly' under way. will mark an epoch in the his tory of the Crescent City. It has long lines of closely built business houses; it has beautiful residences and spacious yards; it has an earnest business community, largely composed of Germans: and a society unexcelled in the State. It has a Street Railway Company, operating a long line, and which is constantly stretching out its iron nrtgjrs. and taking into the mar ket large unoccupied tracts of land. whicn hnd ready sale at good figures. indicative of a feeling of confidence in the tuture ot the place, it has a people of eenerous impulses and un bounded hospitality; not too modest in their estimate of the importance of their own city, and with good reason, as every visitor will concede; and last, but not least, it has the most gorgeous crop ot poles, ot every politicsGrant and Colfax, and Seymour and Blair -to be found outside of Brown County, where poles are the staple product. The Republicans are alive and earnest. They feel confident of the County and the District, and are sure of beiDg one of the vanguard in leading the electoral vote c the btatc to form the triumphant column Lor Grant and Colfax. I must not close without mentioning the Evansvillo Journal. Under the management of Mr. F.M.Thayer, formerly of Indianapolis, and Colonel John W. Foster, it has grown to bo a newspaper of no second rate influence. It has a fine marble front building adjoining the new opera house, on Locust ' Street and First, which would do credit to any publishing establishment in the West. The Journal deals no faint blows at the Lost Cause, and whoa the returns oome in irom the Pocket its political influence will be acknowledged. ' - LlGE. Senator Morton ; and family re turned to this city on Saturday last vuti t iiivi wuDvuvv cav b vul lla rines, Canada, where the Senator has 1 . : f .1. 1 i . , . uueu sujourniug lor iuc I'oueuc or; nis health. Ho is considerably improved, anu will soon rate an active part in the canvass. He speaks at Centervule on Y ednesday, with Governor Isaker, General Kimball, and Col I hompson. Indianapolis Journal. Dissolution Notica, IT1HK PAKTSERSHIP HERETO. jm. iore existing ueiween me midersli'ned under the name of Barton Pool, is this uy masuiieu uy muiuai coneiif7 niL the wimurawi 01 iVl. a. fool. The bU.sii4-.ss of the 11 rm will be settled Ulrni,i m No. 8j West Hecond. tStreaCTrW nn, m,f by s. M. Barton. Kit he-paruier Vwi use the firm name la lc!W', V ; Cincinnati, Sfttbi5SfcS. TJ EFERHKStf AjTl UK ABOVE. Aw isse in is my friends Sgv!? 'rjtno'ty of thanking .uiriiuein oaironaire L inv nave extendecPQ the luff Ann ...1 ( asking their continuance of the 'same to aaj iuiuici tmriuer Da successor. Cincinnati, Sent. 1st, W. M Pse7 S. M. BARTON, ; Commission Merchant, Xo. 83 West Second Street, CINCINNATL Liberal advances made on consignments se7 dtf . ; , . . BUILDERS. ElIPOEimi rE HAVE J VST RECEIVES THE following, and offer them at remarkably low pi ices: 50,000 feet YELLOW PINE FLOORING; 20.000 feet POPLAR FLOORING. ; 100,000 POPLAR LATH -3 ; 100,000 POPLAR SHINGLES ; 2,000 barrels choice WHITE LIME; lfiOO barrels CEMENT. ' Also on hand a full stock of Doors, Sash Blinds, Glass, Nails, Paints, Otis, and Building Hardware. BABC0CK & STEELE, a Water Street, bet. Locust and Walnut, auS oiw30d EvAN3viti.ii, Ind. TTJt REAVIS, S. Claim .Agent. XJ. Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECT IS AGENT. . . Office on Mam street, between Third and Fourth, No. vsK (over jCeller's.Gan store), KyajwvUle'.Iiid. MpUta .

IitUQGISTa.L. FRED, BCHUEKStAlf!. W. B.BDRFOBD. SOIIUKKMANN & feUHFORD,

Apothecaries, OPERA' DRUG STORE, (CHANDLER'S BLOCK.) No. 18 South First Street. EVAXSVILLE, IND. lea!ers In Pare n. AfprllMnm omi Chemicals ; W lnes, Brandies, Ac , for niedliinui purposes. Will Keep constantly on hand a lartre assortment of Perfumeries. Toilet Soa-os. Hair, Nail. Tooth, and Clothes Briwhea. " Prescriptions carefully camnoundnil at all hours. fau22 d3m H. J. SCHLAEPFER, DEALER IK PURE DRUGS. MEDICINES. AKO t'UEMICAiJS, Wiiietn and Brandies, Where yon can And the laropsl. stnolc nt Physicians' ureseriDtiona filled at all bourn, day or night, by none bnt expeCLOUD & AKIN, Wholesale Druggist, " AND " MANUFACTURING CHEHISU No. 16 North First Street AGENTS for GEORGE H. REED'S DOMESH LIQUID DYES. GENERAL. AGENTS FOB DR. ARMISTEAD'S TONIC SYRJ1 UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, and PILE OINTMENT. All orders promptly filled. apn JOHN JLAVAJL, Wholesale and Retail Dreggy Dealer in Medicines, Paints, Oils, Brushes, &e, WAIN ST., bet. Second and Third, EvanavLUe, Ind. Particular attention elven to CUTTING WINDOW GLASS to any sie. IJunildtl PHYSICIANS. DR. H. 31. IIABVEY, ROOM No. 1. WALKER'S BUILDING Corner Main and Third Streets. Office Hours 10 to 12; to 6: 7 to B. U dSm DR. A. C. HAYNES Devotes his time exclusively to treating Diseases of the EYK. at his oraee, ou the corner ofTulid and Walnut Streets, oppouie inn utr uraacu uaauiDer. A Iron cllnlo lor the benent or the Poor. from 8 to V o'clock A. M. Office Hour From to J2 A. M. and from 2 to 6 p.m. (malBdtim jo.w. Ueadley, Dakju II. Robt. M. IlKADLKY. Maetln Martin, ilcadlcy & Co., Cotton and Tobacco Factors, Forwarding and Commission MERCHANTS, Water Street, Corner of Division CIRCULAR. AVISO EXTEREI VPON THE enterprise of establishing a Tobacco muiket in Evansville. we beg leave to tender our services to our friends in Ken tttcky and to the tobacco growing comma nit les of Indiana and Illinois. it is our aim and determination to build up a Home Market, equal, all things con siuered, to any m tne country, which we conceive to be ol manilold Interest to I be extensive Tobacco growing region sur rounding Evansville, and with our laige ana intimate acquaintance in tneadjnceui counties ot Kentucky, and the encourage ment and many facilities afforded by our ciy, we are connuent tnai our enorls will he speedily crowned with success. A large majority of the planters In this section have never prized their tobacco for the reason that they have had no Home Market where they could be present and witness its sale, and besides, most planter are not piepared to prize their own crops. For their convenience we will complete unaiigeinenisin uue lime lor tne new crop,) with good and reliable men lu every neighborhood to furnish hogsheads and pi y.e tobacco upon reasonable terms, ineiieacti rianur can accompany his Jfogalieads, and see them Inspected. Weigied and Sold, ami return Home with trie 1 roceeds. Our manner of selling tobacco will be so coDUucica as to insure satisfaction. Each hogshead will be sampled and sold separately upon its own merits, to the ninesi Dinner at puDiic auction. iNot only planters out dealers will find that our in! ket affords many advantages io mem. vuica. bbicm, even at small piOIIt, will enable dealers to conduct exten sive operations uuring tne season, upon a small capital, with the least possible dandanger of loss. We also pledge our best efforta In the saie oi uoiion anu otner produce, and all consignments to ne forwarded wiU receive onr prompt attention. For the character of onr house we refer to our acquaintances, to our local agents, iiu lo iuo lenuiug uumucm nouses oi JV ansville, and bope by promptness, energy, and strict, integrity, to merit a reasonable share ot patronage. , Respect fully. JuA.it TIN, HEAD LEY, A CO. September 1st 1008. P. S. To our enterprising friends we propose to award the following premiums: Premium $20 In Gold to the Planter from whom we Receive the first Hogshead, Sew Crop. Premium $lo In Gold to the Plant, er from whom we Receive the second Hogsbead. Sew CroD. Premium $5 In Gold to the Plant er from whom we receive the third Hogshead, New Crop. et-pu iWQ imw M., ii. PHAL02PS "PAPHIAJT LOTION . For Beautifying the Skin and Com plexion. Removes all Emotions. Freckles. Pim ples, Moth Blotches, Tan, etc. and renders the skin toft, fair, and blooming. For Ladies in the Nursery it is Invalu able. For Gentlemen after Shaving it has no equal. Paphian Lotion" is the only reliable remedy for diseases and blemishes of the Skin. PIIAEOX'S "PAPIIIAS SOAP" for the Toilet, Nursery, and Rath, will not chap the skin. Price 23 cents per cake. . "FtOB E MATO." " EI.OK E MAYO. A. New Perfume lor the Handkerchief. Exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance. 0 , PHALON A SON, New York. Sold by ail druggists. . Jy8 dly BATHS I BATHS i milE NKWBATUI.HO ROOMS AN apparatus at the Crescent City Springs are-now complete, and visitors can have Cold, Warm, and Shower Baths, at any time, day or night. Price 50 cents a single bath ; one dozen. tickeU for 85. ; (aaalia

CARIiiif S COLtTIIN.

Having just returned? from New York toith a SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS IN THE TAILORING AND CLOTHING LINE, I novo offer the tame to the public at the ... LOWEST CASH PRICES, As lam determined to tell the Cheapest Goods to be found in Evansville. My stock consists in part of the following goods: ' READir-lIADE CLOTHING. CLOTHING, JTjT, kinds. PIECE GOODS OF THE Latest Styles, : Which J propose to make up to order VERY CHEAP! AJID IS TUC BEST STYLE! Jill Goods made by me warranted to please. , Also, a very fine assortment of ..'!-. , . GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, Such ai SHIRTS, DRA WERS, NECKTIES, UNDERWEAR GL 0 VE8 S USPENDERS in fact, too numerous to mention. Give me a call, at my old stand, No. 8 SOUTH FIRST STREET EYASSYIXUE, IND. J. H. CARLIN. au!4 OHOCEEICS. CHARLES VIELE & CO., WHOLESALE BOUTHWJDST CORNS R First and Sycamore Streets, KVAB8TOJLS, Ins. auin; bam RszxAmr. navm

Wholesale Dealers in GrROOE R I E S, Porcifii and Domestic Liquors, NAILS, COTTON YARNS, GLASSW wR ' , c- AC, Koi. 0 and 63 Main Street, Between Soond and Third, Evansviixx, Ian, TISH DEPOT. ovaodtr

LUMBER, &c.

TmiJi.E Myers & nno., (Successors to Steele A Trlble.) btanptacwrers or and dxalkrs in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, MOULDINGS, &a. Alt orders for work In the Building line are promptly attended to. We keep constantly on hand all klndf of LUMBER, PINE and POPLAR FLOObING, WEATHER BOAR 01 N U , tc. Scroll Sawing of every description anu Dressing of Lumber done to order. Factory at the old stand of Steele Trlble. Second St., bet. Chestnnt and Cherry, EVAN8VILX.H, Ind. CARD. In retiring from the above partnership 1 desire to return my thanks to my friends who have favored me with business, and would ask tbelr continuance with the new firm. JAMES STEELE. cvansvuie, Jan. 20. THE Sl'UNCKIBKR CONTINUE the Lumber Business at bis old stand at the corner of Main and Seventh Streets, and would respectfully Inform the public that his stock Is large and second to uod' la the assortments, embracing Pine ol a1 thicknesses and quality, from the ulof ' Third Common Saginaw Board up I Three-Inch First Clear Plank. Also. BOO DOORS of various tblckneai and styles, and Window Hash, Pine and Poplar Sntngla. and 4 -feet Lath. Moullincrn. Casinaa Quarter-Round. Ac, Ac. Orders from the country, river or rat," filled promptly. sezi ajru JOHN F. OLOVKK. Builders and Painters. w 60,00 E HAVE IK STORE, 000 pounds strict) v pare White Lead. 60,000 pounds pure Star White Lead. 60,000 pounds Bay State White Lead. 1,000 gallons Linseed OIL 6JJU0 oounda No. 1 Putt v. in Bladders Cans. Window Ulaes, all sizes. Glaziers' Points and Putty Knives. COLORS of every varietr. DRY of ' OIL. AH of which we are selling aa che as can be purchased In the West. , KELLKK A WniTX, . Wholesale Druggists, Evansville, Ind. KAXUrACTDBXa OT Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, &c. and Dealer In ,- ' Pine and Poplar Lumber, Satngles - SIDING, FLOORING, trc Office and Factory. Oorner tlflhand Walnut Orders from abroad promptly attended to. malS dtf Evansville Slate Depot. BUILDERS1 EMPORIUM. WE ARE THE AOENTS FOB one of the largest Blate manufactories In the oountry.aud are prepared to furnlnh at the manufacturers' prices, on short notice, the following: Roofing Slate of different - styles and quality; Slate Hearths; Slate Jams for Fire-places; Slate Black Boards for Schools; -Blate and Marble Tiles for Floors: And would particularly ealt attention to the fact that tie Slate Hearths, Jams, and Blade Boaras is tne cheapest ana nest aru ele for the purpose now known. BABCOCK A HTKHXK, Water, bet. Locust and Walnut Eta. m&c293md TO BUILDERS. IW1NIT TO NOTIFY THE BUILD era and public in general, that 1 have on hand and am still receiving a large stock of Michigan, Saginaw, and Green Bay Fine and Poplar Flooring and Siding, PINE LUMBER, SHINGLES, &c, Which I will sell cheap for cash. WM. HUNNEL. Office and Factory corner Filth and Walnut Streets, Evansville, Ind. JelS3m JA3IES SWANS0N & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in IPINEJ LTJMBEE, Shingles, Lath, Doors, and Sash, Also, a large assortment of Allegheny, Chicago, and Toledo Lumber and Flooring, pressed and Undressed, on hand and for sale. .. ... . . . . I .!'... Extra Sawed and Shaved Pine Shingles, eighteen inches long. We respectfully solicit the cltlsens of Evansville to give ns a call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Yabd on Waiib Street, (Opposite Lamasco Wharf), Evansvlll . AH orders promptly attended to. xuay23 dBm - - . CARPETS. C A !H P B T WAREHOUSE,! ITiL E. FRENCH a C0M Nos. 47 and 49 Main St., IYA5STILLK. The largest and most complete assortment of '''''''''' noase- Furnlshlne Good . In the STATE OF INDIANA. . , In 8TYLE. QVAITY, and PRrCB.wa DEFY ALL COMPETITION. EAST OB WENT. In addition to all ar other lines of goods, we have 40,000 Rolls WALL PAPER, . at UNUSUALLY LOW FIGURES. By means of a NEW INDENTION In the production of GO EI VAUEOK rAPEBS, which we control in thia market, we are now enabled to sell these elegant goods at about - : 25 PER CENT. lees than the'- were ever before offer In this market. w iprl7 dtf 7 ; " ' SUESS & (ETTIN0EU Have opened a first-class Lithographic, Engraving, and Job Printing Institution, . cos. nasi & sycamobs (tbeets, Being the only establishment of the kind in the city. We offer onr services in the above line to the business houses, office-holders, hotelteeners, and law vers of this city and vicinity In executing all kinds of printed work produced by Lithographing, from the plainest Drawing, Engraving, or Print to the finest and most tastefal Ornamented, Colored, and Art Print Especially do we offer ' Baslne-, Wedwdoairklnds of ENGRAVING OWOOU iOB METAL, such as SEAL 2Sp?SEs' DOOR-PI. ATE3, titeel Stamps, EStea for Marking Cloth, Steamboat cicks. Brands for parking Boxes, Key Checks, Ac We would respectfully ask the patronage of the cltleens of Evausvllle and vicinity. SUESS CETTINGER, Cor. First and Sycamore. jySldSm Courier copy .1

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scuurrzEe THUMAN &CO. fIec2lnnIcs, ja? ouiiclr j Manufacturers and liuUdera of. Steam Knplncs, Circular Bav tirist and Sugar Mills, Tobacco Swore Gamming Machines, Distil-j leryand Mining Mach'nery, Malt Mills, Corn VUeUera, Heuse Fronts, Cellar Grstes. nOH & BRA8S;CASTINGS. . . Of every description, tachlaery of all kinds Made and Rep&lred. Peahen in Belting, Fire ErlckB, Steam Gauges, and ' Yrtraght Iron Pipes. Old materials bought ' W have the faclllly of the best Maislnsryand Workmen, and will give all fork entrusted to na our individual attention, nil orders promptly, warrant our f jr:r ana en arge reasonaoie prices. : OAoe and Foundry, corner of First and uist Streets. Evansville. Ind. . M, ii. Workmen sent to all parts to fit 9 won ana ao repairing, bern 8CHULTZE.THUMA.N 4 CO WHIilAM HE1LHAN (Successor to Kj-ats A Hellm -. Manufacturer and Builder ef PORTJLBLB AJUD STjlTIONJLIcr TEAM ENGINES A1JD BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST MILL MACHINERY, Threshing Machines Cotton and Tobaceo Pressea CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Ao., Ac, EVANSVILLE, IND. SKvxT Iron and Coi-rxa. Wobk made to Order on short notice. I&OJH , JLND BKA.HH CAMTINOB ! , of everv description. ' . .. ' Dealers In Steam Gauges, Gum Belting Fire Bricks, Wrought Iron Plpou, BolUba Cloths, Ao., at man ulactu rers' prices. done at short notice. apr25 ELECTION. State of Indiana, Vanderburgh County, BLTTItE IIYNKN. CI.F.RK OK 1. tbe Vanderburgh Circuit Court, do hereby certify to the Sheriff ol said ct anty. what officers are to be elected at the next general election, to be held on the second Tuesday in October, 188, at the different places or uoiuing elections in said county, to-wlt: A Governor of tbe State of Indiana. ; A Lieutenant Governor. A Secretary of Mtate. ' An Auditor or State. ' - ' i A Treasurer of State. A Cleik of Supreme Court. ' A Reporter or supreme Conrt. ' A Huperiotendenl of Public Inst ruction An Attorney General of Htate.- ": A Member or Congress for tiie First Congressional District of Indiana. A Common Pleas Judue for the District composed ot the counties of Posey, warrick, Gibson, and Vanderburgh. One Dixtrict Attorney for said District. A Senator from Vanderburgh County; two Representatives from a'u county. - A -Clark or the Vanderouigh Circuit "1'rrfuiurer of Vanderburgh County. - A Recorder of Deeds of Vanderburjh n appraiser of Heal Estate of said AUOounly Commissioner for the T&lrtJ. District. A ilnronarof Vanderburgh County, and one-Towtiwuiu Assessor for each of the KAveral Townshins in said county. And the Sheriff of said couni7 Is hereby ordered and directed to give due anu iegai notice of sucl election according to law. witness m? hand and the iwul of said Court at EvansvWie. this 2iiln day of August, 1. . BL.YTH E HYNES, Clerk V. C. C. peril. W, BlPPUrt, Pepuiy Clerk. - X, jaCOO 11, Miller; Blicnu V . . burgh County, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing notice of election is a true and complet copy ol the original. kjh uw u my uxiivv, - - August, A.D. lW.wrr vo J . XX. - aug29 td ' To tlie I5uiicM Men Evansville. IF YOTT WOULD Secure the Trade of Illiuois, (THE SOUTH EKN l'ABI, ) j T V E R T I S E 13 TUB SIIAWNEETOWN M E H Vc TT R "V. It circulates extensively in every town and county in that part of tbe State. - - r : - ' One Square Six Months .8 8 00 One Kquare Twelve Months....... Vi ot) One-fourth Column Three Months... li 00 One-fourth Coi'n Twelve Months... 30 00 One-half Column Three Months, so no One-half Column Hix Months... 45 (JO One Column Six Months.........., fco 00 Addruss D. W. LU8K, Shawneetown, Illinois. ue2

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WeHtera m7jm Ate-iJ;,? n.:..AKA. cm Lion on of bovs. Jiivvci i t -,!l'"''ml '--ke. V. M. a. L.'-V.V'"- J.m-.i, m. Lo:ke, V. H. A ind v. k t-apt. Chailfs Sll HI iver annual t.e.s.sioii will' of...'.. r,':Vt:,)"' niiFor announcen.enu "n. Xrf'1' 'T - j . ;io IT-." ALT. STYLKSASn MIAI'J s it.T YitVHS FOK .VOTIUMi." Au.vJ," w,' us .in onlorfor I J VI UtVI1'?",1' llH -illH-.-!ve ONE EXJ'.tA.Kuit NUTiil.NCl. We will put our Axe n.,i'psiil-i ot unv ot Her make, umj pnvc- it Un b.v.i nm, h.- I nail inches. We Lave in:tl, Ask i...- iu,,i,..tu.. years, and wont yicl.l h(! p.,lni in ili.it-. tu any ituuiiii i. im,-, , v,., ,.,, ,h (l a -"fetM-ker of IMinotH." ll-.,l ia'i;v ouhi. i,h in mi )iiiu-iHf.i;,ii, rheclri-ulnr bit. and uontmiious i.t-, ilmb i he viu labor proa in-i- 1 wi, as nnii-li eilrt e call H tOi,lit- UN'S i'. IK NT RED'JAlIiLT Wll. A 11 V an. w .nmla .u n .n- i... s.- r . AX KH ol lUiel NjiitjH-, lit 'i'VVO lni.,Al!.s EACH, w ll reoelvo ON E KXJ'KA, FOR NOTHING. A 1 1 renonsil-l l.fi r.i , ita.UM cAit " LIPPINCTi AXUS" l;nv oi llioni. Eut II there should linppon !o l- on s.i unfortunate as not, to Khow u. snd tnmoney and we will be hui lo p'ense yon. ni'l'ISCOTT A HlUr.WI.I.f.. l'lTTai'.L'Rfi, Pa.. Hole ownei-s of Colburn's Patent A Ke. $1200 i Lu. t-rJW 1NJ M A YEAR TO AGENTS o mIi the S i A li HHlT'rMAC11IM' hull m, !,. lart free. Extra, inducemenls to cxi..rlenced agents. (Vail on or ndilress W. u. WILSON A l!)., CleveluLil, o. ; i:osion, Jla.ss.; or h-t. Louis, Mo. The Most Reliable One Dollar Sale. BEST INIMU'EMEKTM TO AtiENTS! No huatbtig! l-'irht-clusH reterence on application. Circular nnt li.. J-siab-luhed 1Sik. HlUCKMAN iV CO., S-l Water Street, Boston, Mns.s. TJEJ.J3 SUCCESS Ol our Dollar talo lias caused cuch . A C0.MPL1CTE 15 13 V 3L '$J T K O II I IV TliADE That, in order to supply the demand occasioned by our constantly iucrensiug patronage, we havo receutlv maile linportatlons for the F-.il trade, direct irom Kuropeau manufacturer, Amonntln? to A'earlj $.100,01)5, Se that we are prepared to sell every dewrlptlon -l DRY AND V - NCY GOODS, SILVHt PLATED W ARK, CUTLERY, WATCHES, ALBUMS, JKWELlti, &c. Of better quality than any other concern In tbe country, lor the uniform price of One Dollar for Each Article. The best of Boston or New York references given a i to the relhd.i illy of our house, and that onr business in conducted In the fairest and most lc1 Ornate manner possible, arid ll,at we give greater value lor the money than can bo obtained in any other way. ALX. OOOUM DAMAOKII OK IlKOKPN IN TKAMfFOKTATION KH'LAClIi WMH-'IT Clf ARGK. MrCliecks rie-tmibing ftl lilcs hold sent, to agents in Cli.bs at lutes im-iilio.ied lie. low. We nuaifciilee every ar Iclo to cost less tbau It hou-jht at any Lo.slon or New York Ho jh. Our Commissions lis Agents Exceed those of ai y ot hor e.-itablisimu nt of the kind, proof of this can l-olound in conipariiw our premium-, with lim-e of others ton Ci UCa oi-"i n k mam h. hi.c, In lditlon to wlncl. we claim to give heii- i goods of tbe sat 10 fliai-,.cK;r. WE WILL SEND To AGENTS l- UKK Or CiiAKUfc;, J'ura Club of .so anl Thrr. itolUirxX !.... good Utit'ii Hhii t l- nmis, set holld old Studs, Ail Woo Cassimero lor Tents. 1 Jn White Counlerpaue, latg- (.ize. 1 ei.-uant Balmoral Skirl. ID yardri brown or bl. jiehed Hheetin, j-cod uuiity, yard wide. 1 ehgaut luo i'kuuie .Moicci o-bovimt i'hol-i. Album. 1 doub.e lens Htei cn,iii. aiid 1' Foreign Vlewu. 1 sitver-jilaied eniuvt-d 6 bottie Castor. 1 -Megan t is ilk Fan', with Ivory or Handa I Wood Frame, feathe ed edge and span-, led. 1 is t eel Carving K t.lt-i and Fork, very best quality, with i orv balanced handle. 1 liandionie betoied mid liued i'.iiusoi. -.:-) yaius good i'rlnt. 1 i rrv fine Damn -.it T.iblc Cov-i. J pr. best tniiilly IjkIh.s' .i-ti i- Con-n a's I'.onls. 1 d ,-ii tine Linen Tow els ,'J d,7-n I Silver Ix -ert, 1'oiUs. 1 Ladn..- lai-;o real Morocco Traveling Da;;. 1 laney . n-is p:ilteru. dozen elegant'. Sl;v-r Vl tied encraved Nupi In Rlm;:t. I dozen I. a. lies" linn Merino oi Cotton ssi.K-iOiis. Oi-m-' in a chased solt-l (iold Ilin-j. I pair l,:-die-t' high cut llaliLonti W joih. 1 el. unt li! i.iih,Dress Pattern, l Violm and How, in b.-v complete. 1 set Jewelrv, pin, f ar diop-i (ni l Sleeve buttons. J-'or a vhib uf.O aif Fire Hais-l b'uo (t or colored Alapuoea Dies I'at lern. I set Lace Cmtiiins. 1 pr. All Wool libuikets. Engraved Hltvr plated C bottle UevnK -lng (-ator. 1 be.iulilul Writ ing Dosk. 1 -.nl-id Golil senr I'.n. :i ydH. very fine mere. for l'aup" and Vest. 1 set ivory balanced handle Kuives, with si ver plate.! Forks. 1 elejraM Kulin J'crasol, licavilv beaded and Imml with -Hit. 1 pr. gems' Calf Roots. : yds. good Print. V. i yds good brown or Meat tied Sheeting, yard v hie, or 40yds. y yd. wide, g o.i tdi'ulilv. 1 l.idie' elegant iloroceo Traveiiuj: b-or. 1 Mjuare Wool Hliawl. 1 plain No.wicli i nlin urotw pattern. yils, ilon. widlu clot h lor Ladies' t loa k. i:iegant engraved i.;iver plated Te Pot. a j ils double wl-ttu water-proof cloth for elonkin.c. ra Vlub of JOO aliri Tfm Ji.!larnl rich Merino or Tbibiietdres- pHtterti. 1 pair ot line Damask Tab.e C oths nn-l Napkins lmatch. 1 pr. gents' FreuMi Calf lioots. i heavj- sliver dated engraved Jce 1'itoiiei. Very flue All Wool Clotti for Ladies' Cloak. 1 - eb very best quality brown or bleached Hheeti rig. 7,'J yds. lltie Cassimei e tor suit, leliaid Pojnln dress pa tern. 1 beautiful Englb Ii Berage Hlnuvl. 1 s.-t ot Ivory balanced uandle Knives nnd i'oiSs. 1 ladies' or geols' aYivt r H u nt iiitc-cusi-Watch. 1 Rartiett Hand, Portable s-wliig Machine. uplendil Family lllbh. Me. I engravings, wit;i record nnd pnotornpli pages. 26yds. good Hemp Carpi-ling, f.i-.1 COlois. 1 jmirr-rvxl Marseillos tullt. i good Six ba rvl revolver. 1 elegant Inr Mutt' and Cn pe 1 Mingle barrel .-shot. Gun. 1 sliver plated, 'nr ived, 6 bottled ltvniv lint Castor, cut gias bottles, i very line Violin and Bow, in ci-se. 1 set Ivory balanced Knives and Forns. Freseuts for laiger Clubs Increase In I he same ratio. Send Money hy Registered letter. S-Catalogrie cf goo-Is sent to n:iv dress J ree. . PAHKER & CO., 9S and ll Summer Street, Boston. WE II A V 10 vomi: With E-Teat lndniwii..a (u t ... ., ... , ' -- i-o-u cooperate with us iu our G2EAND ONE DULLAIl SALE. SheetlDga i free of cost to our Agonis. Watches free of cost to our Ageiiis. KewlngMachine freeof cost to Al; - nis. xjeainer uoods fr-io of cost to Agou i s. Linen Good i"..... ,.i . , , ... Silks and Shawb, free of cost to A'g.-nts. Boots aud Shoes iree of cost to A uts. Dress Goods free of cost to our Agents. Gre3t Dollar Bargain f-jr our Customers. Send for our circular. Agents wanted everywhere. Address HARRIS & PLUM M Kil 31 Hanover St., Boston, .Ma'.s. THE CHEAT TJIYITIIO STATUS TEA WAPwEHOITSi: OF T. Y. ItIXI,KY & CO., Xos. 2C, 2S, aud Vesey Street, S. V. Are now prejiared'to negotiate with nil merchants lu g od standing, llinn;ii. Out the couu-.ry, lor t he AG K.N t.' i aud H.IL.E of liieir STANDARD TEAS, POTOTIK Patkn v At Ft Ttrjur Pack AO r i. Address us as a')ove for part icul lis, au.t state the size ol t wn and nature f business, -Ac.