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

PAIIiY JOD'ltNAIi PTJBl.ISHKD.DY THIS RYA5SYILLE "JOURNAL COMPANY, Ko. 6 I.ornsl Street. EvniinTtlle.

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SATTRDAY SEPTEMBER 19, 18.

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FOR PREK1UEXT, GENERAL U. S. GRANT. FOR VICE PltrSIDENT,

Hon. SCHUYLER COLFAX REPUBLICAN HTATE TICKET. FOR GOVERNOR, CONRAD BAKER. Of Vanderburgh. FOT OOJH3RK63, - G en. JAMESaO. YEATC II. COUNTY TICKET. FOR 8TATK 8KSATOK, ASA XGLKHA11T. FOB REPRESENTATIVES, AUGUSTUS LEMCKE, JOHN G. FOTTS, Of Scott. FOB COUNTY CLTSK. SOKEX SORENSON. FOR RFXOR PER, CASPER, TOM II EM ELTV "1'OkTtbkasurer,' JWILL. "WARREN, Jn. : . for coronkb, SAMUEL P. HAYLIN. 5 FOB EKiL ESTATI APPRAISER. MOSES AIKEN, - Of Knight. FOB COMMISSIONER, SAMUEL. BARKER, Of Union. Agenu.lor the Journal. , . A. HI.I.. Princeton, Ind. - . H. tapu Lkvi Fergtjmon. Petersburg!!, mu. iiaudv w svith. Wnhini'loii. luil W. J. L. Hkmmewav, Boonvllle, Ind. C. K. D.Bkui.kr,' NeVburgh, Itid. John M. LockwwiD, Mt. Vtrnon, Ind. J. M. Fortkh. Fort Branch, Iud. 1C W. W ka KilI'osey vill. ind. H. H. Corwin, -omeiville, Ind. t'apt. Whitino, Cyiithlana, Ind. K.J. Rogers, New Harmony, Ind. Hakvf.y Bond, Har.leton. Ind. Thos. Mrl'DTCsp.s, Sandersvllle, Ind. . ITrbin Marks. Blaek HawK Mills, Ind. They will also receive and forward to us orders lor uimvng anu joo i-nnuus "We publish this morning an inter esting tablo containing a compilation of county 'taxation in Indiana for 18C7. taken from "tee official notices of the County Treasurers, to which we ask the attention of tax-payers, We trust it will receive the careful consideration which it deserves. We have some comments to make upon the figures, especially relating to Van derburgh Couoty, which we will reserve for another issue. We call attention to tho letter which we publish this morning from Breckinridge County, Kentucky, re garding the contest for the Democratic Congressional nomination in the Second District. The writer, who is one of the most reliable citizens cf Kentucky, in a private note, says: "I believe, if the Democrats of In diana had wi ncssed tho proceedings here yesterday, they would go over almost en manse to tho Republicans, and vote for our own brave UlyssesJ TI1E MAI.NE ELECTION. THE COMPLETE RETURNS. The Democracy of Evansville were boasting that tho Republican major ity in Maine would not reach 15,600. Some of them we believe, however, we heard of only one who was so ex traordinarily silly were proposing to bet that the Republican majority would not exceed 15,000. For tho benefit of these, and tho very small chicken which the Courier paraded yesterday, we give tho figures by coun ties, as also the vote of last year . 3 S--ISB7. . Q 2 SO - I I cr s S. E : a I Kf-p. pirn Counties. Rep.Dem Androscoggin.. VNJZ AroH.ooii Cumterlaad : r8 1H19 )ta7 7U09ai7o 2;4 68-1) 24( 21ii0 asm 7I7 I49i 1877 11815 327 2940 t240 67I9 11014 5o.au ....9S75 7.'4 2102 ITjOt) 4m 2492 ;9l 5;il2 1152 V.&S SMI ::2Kl imi - 5724 1047 J ranl.lln..... Hauci'ck... 34-0 1989 Ken n boo ...... Knox Lincoln Ox for I Penobscot........ Plncata(iuis.. Hagaduhoe Somerset. Waldo WaMlilugtou York Total... Majority. ... Per cent...... U'199 'IViU 27fx ...4bSi2 :(1'J lsi .--1ti72 4iSl ... 4 lift ....71U2 40.T2 2841 2 159 (: 4.14 1001 1181 S018 2701 U25: TW3 55913 ....AKHiO 405 41.40 In 1867, total vote for Governor (in all except "8 towns and plantations), 103,684; Joshua L. Chamberlain over Eden F. Pillsbury, 11,614. letter From i retlit'crldgc County, Kcnuicky. How Rebel Trent Ittrrnnt Union IIardixsburo, Sept. 14th, 1S6S. Editors Journal : , There is at the present time quite a lively contest going on in Democratic circles in this District. There are two candidates before the people of the district, both Democrats, seeking the nomination of the Convention to bo held at Greenville on the 1st of October, for Congress, Mr. W. N. N. Sweeney, of Owensboro, and Mr. Henry D. Mcllenry pf Hartford. These two men fitly repiesent the two elements of the Democratic party of Kentucky. Sweeney in 1S60 was a Breckcnridf e Democrat, and although he did not go into armed rebellion, he was, during the whole war, an ardent sympathizer with the rebel cause, and a bitter unrelenting opponent oi the war for the preservation of the Government. In fact, so warm was he in tho rebel cause, that Kenj een' wa3 to loyal tor hiin and he fled to more congenial associations in Canada. On tho other hand, Mcllenry in 1860 was for Bell and Everett, and up to 1S64-5 acted with the Union party, and was during the war. a "prominent member of the Kentucky, Legislature. But whilst there in March, 1862, he committed the unpardonable crime of voting for the famous expatriation act, which simply enacted that all citizens of Kentucky, who were then, or might thereafter, enter into the service, either in a civil or military capacity, of tho so-called Confederate States or Provisional Government of Kentucky, or give voluntary aid to those in arms against the United States, should be deemed to have expatriate! themselves. On last Saturday they met here in debate. It was in vain that McIIen-

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1 i . i l. . . n it urgai thai uu vh.; one i me

to ask tla repeal of i'e Expatriation svot, and aa Chairman pf the Judiciary Committee, Teportcd a till for that purpose, which was passed in December. 1805. But hia former loyalty.

per and action in the legislature, was a

crime which the late rebel soldiers

and their sympathizers during the war could Dot iorgivc.

They managed to maite a complete muddle of the reconstruction and fll fiuostions. Sweeney assertincr that since, the .wafi ciosea it $1,500,000,000 had been raised by taxation ana expeuueu ujr mc viwu v 1 I iL . t a! men s liureau in eievaunir me oouui prn blacks, and robbing the Southern whites of their liberties. Bat the thinsr that drew forth the most vociferous applause was the assertion of Mr. Sweeney that the sooner every man who was for Ijcneral Urant ana the Congressional plan of reconstrue tinn married a niffzer wench and emigrated to Africa, the better would be tor him. . To-dav a County Convention was V,plfl for the nurnoso- of appointing the Greenville" Conven tion: When the vote to instruct was taken, the way ther fewccneyites i i. ,i mxnr Mcllenry was a . Kioto TTnmnirtta who have ffoue over, body and soul, to the Ku Klux Denocracy to take a back seat, and not, for a while yet, have the precmntlnn to' crooose a candidate in opposition to the rebel clement., McIIenry's ; handful or scalawags and Homo Guards, (so-called by the Sweeneyites) looked blue, and submitted with a sickly erace. Of course, they dared , not " kick against the pricks." : McIIenrvV friends claimed that he was defeated simply because he had at one. time been a Union man. and that such, action as this would ruin all the fair prospects of the Dem ocrats ot Indiana and the JNortuWcst. All this afforded the " Rads " in finite amusement. They eDjoyed it hugely. KAMBLER From i'lko County. Pktrksburg, Ind., Sept. 16, 1838. Editors Journal: To-day General Ban. Harrison ad dressed a large and enthusiastic meet ing at thii place. To attempt a de scription, of the General's ppeech would be fruitless He is, indeed, one of tlio finest speakers it has been my fortune to listen to. His earnest manner, bis patriotic appeals, his sound reasonings, all tend to show that his whole eoul 13 in his' subject. His appeals to the soldier are truly nable, far surpassing anything I have heard. We cave the Oeneral a grand reception by the Fighting Boys in lilue and the I'etersbure lirass JJand. Republicans and Democrats who do not hear Uen. Harrison will lose a treat. - At the close three hearty cheers were given tor General Harrisen. Grant and Colfax, and the whole Onion ticket, estate and county. Ihrco cheers were also given for the gallant Union victories in Vermont and Maine. . Set Pike down for an increas ed majority for the right. xours, &c, JblLO. Yeatcu and Xiblack. Washington, Daviess Co., 1 Sept. 16, 1868. j Editors Journal: The joint discussion between Gen James C. Veatch and Judge Wm. E. Niblack, which has for some time past been thrust in our face by enthu siastic Democrats as the time when our policy would ba utterly demolished, along with' our candidate, has taken place. But never did a Union victory make them look so downcast and disheartened as now. Judge N led off in a one hour and a quarter speech; in other words. he spoke his piece," being composed of the same old twaddle which he has been neddlm? around this District for the last fonr years. He, like all the rest of the small guns, took or maintained no affirmative position, but dwelt, not on what be bad done and proposed dome. but on what he had not done, and did not intend doing. He seemed to pos sess not one single idea of government, and proved most conclusively he is ono of that class who can neither pro pose nor plan. During his speech, several ot the distinguished JJemo cratic leaders got behind the Judge's desk, and when he appeared to be eiv i"g out or getting befogged, beat the I tenches furwuslu with sticl-s. but no response came from the crowd that was before him, and no one could help bat see his manifest inability to make a good political speech. At the close of his haranpue, the General occupied the noor lor one nour ana a nan, making one of the finest political speeches ever listened to, perfectly and comletely annihilating his weak opponent. He took up the Judge's record, charging and proving most conclusively all he said. He frequently turned to the Judfie, and asked him whether he did not vote for certain bills or make cer tain speeches. The Judge would iuvariably deny them positively. Then the General would quickly turn to his documents and read the proofs of his assertion. Then, turning to the Jnrlif with that inimit.ihlo smile, he would say, "No doubt you forget, Judge," amid the roars of launter and the universal cheering indeed, trom the first to the last, the audience we hnar;nn. ,.,) laughing not artificial cheers, but genuine, hearty, spontaneous cheering; and there the poor Judge sat like a criminal before a jury, and no one could look upon his face and see his suffering without pity. Even the Democracy admit that he has not the talent to meet General Veatch; yet if he had been honorable, faithful, and patriotic, and had given aid to our cause, he might do some better. Iu his fifteen minutes reply, he became perfectly furious, charging the General with unfairness pleading and begging most pitiful to behold bringing forward that poor, miserable, feeble piea, let by gones be bygones," to help him out, and asking us to forget the past as he appeared to have done, so conveniently for himself. We think no man was ever so badly demolished before.' None deny the fact. At nieht flpn Wonnn trtftAa an eloquent speech to the Grant Club of mis piace. . , . Our cause is prospering better than we could expect. Daviess, we think, will give eatch a small majority, lours, enthusiastically, X. KEPTJB11C1X 1XD DEMOCRATIC TAT. iTIOX. Comparison by Counties in Indiana. , The Democrats have made their most violent attacks upon the Republican party, on the ground thaX they have burdened the people, and crippled the industry of the country by enormous taxes. The Republicans have controlled only the National and

Stain tixos. JNi-ith&r ol the?c arc severely felt. The iirst arc paid.

partly out of incomes of over Sl.OOU

year, and consequent !y by wealthy

men; and partly by n;anutacturers

business men, like other bu.-iacss

expenses. The second, or State taxe,

are very low. lhey never were high, and are no higher now than they have usually been. ' The taxes that are felt most hcavny are the local taxes, those that pay what, mnv h Ind domestic ex penses. lhey are assessed, uui against incomes ot l,uuJ or over, uui against the current receipts of busi ness; DUt agiinst laruas, 'vuo, stock and household goods. And they are paid in a lump every year; aim consequently, in most cases, a special exertion is requires io raise inc money. If we had no county or township taxes to pay, our assessments would be ti ifliDg. . Now County and Township taxes are controlled by County officers. The Republicans have had nothing to. do with them, except pay them, in Democratic counties. Let us sec now, how thn local taxes, those which make the bulk of our taxation, and require the hardest effort to pay. -will compare in Democratic and Republican counties. This will show which party has done the heaviest taxicsr where it had- the power.., . '.' . From the official notices of the treasurers of 83 of the 92 counties of the State, of the collection taxes lor 18H7. the following table of County and Township Lexoluiimg ara'e iana CorporationJ taxes ha3 been made up. and its accuracy can be tested by any body. Or the countias are Repub lican, and 38 Democratic. This num ber will show as conclusively as tne reports from all coul l do the rates of Republican and J?mocrat;c taxation. The table shows the number of cents to the dollar of assessment against the valuation of properly, excluding all poll taxes: : . ' Table showing the comparative Taxa,' tion fsr local purfMSts, less ctate Tax"t, of Itejiumicaii and Lemocralie counties: Republican. ItaU'.. Ueuioct-fttic. Jiule. Bontou.!V I Adams 52 Alien 1.13 li acfeford ! Bartholomew . -r Brown !t(li Carroll 1.89; Cass iVijl'larH 1.21 i Cli n ton.. l ;( Boone - 2 . 1.72 9 1.75 47 1.40 Mi 1.12 Delaware'... Decatur.-.., Eikbnrt ..... Kayette Oraot. . (ireen '.. Hamiltou .. Hendiicics. iljtlay 131 l.)t 101 1.0'J , h7 Heury l.iK; Craw lord Howard. i 41 1 Dearborn... Jnnper... ...... 9"j, Dubois 8" D;ii less ail Floyd . GljFouutair. .. f)tii Frauklia... 9-i Fulton Jenerson Jennings .......... 1.1)1 2.90 2tK) l.t l.7 07 2?." til Kosciusko Lagrauge Lake . Laporte . Lawrence :6o 4 1.00 1.17 1 50 97 Oibson... Harrison . Huntington. JacKsou .T-ihUKOii ...... Knox . -Martlu Morgan Mar on ............. Miami Monroe Uii i..;i l.us 1(0 h7 :a 44 M on tgomery . ... 4 Newton .. l.lu! Madison t Vlar.-hall .... l.titilOrnge 2.2."j wjit .......... 7"! Putnam 1 37 SMtt . 6H Shelby 9u Sullivan ..... Noble - . . Ohio Pike Parke - Perry l.( 1.1 1.4;$ 1.2.) 1.17 l.UO 2 10 1 'JS1 Porter Randolph ......... SiarUe . Jtusii . 81 ripuin . Hpeucer . Hteuben ...... ... Ht. Joseph ........ 1.X) vv'arriuk . 1.21 Washiuuton Weils Tlppec inoe Union Vanderlmrh... Vermillion... Vlao Wabash White 81 K7 52 94 HI 1.U9 in; 4.3301 From nine counties no official statement could be obtained. This table shows: 1. That the averago rate of local taxation in the counties which are controlled by Democrats is $1.31 113 on each $100. , 2. That the average rate of taxation in those couuties controlled by Republicans is fM cents on each $1( 0. Democrats tax 35 cents on the $100 more than Republicans, on an average of nearly the whole State. '3. That of thirty-eight Democratic I counties twenty-nine tax over $1 on the MUO, while only nine tax less. 4. That of forty-five Republican counties, only sixteen tax over $1 on the $100, while twenty-nine tDX less. 5. That the ajrgregite rates cf thirty-eight Democratic counties are six hundred and fifty-one more than the aggregate rate3 of forty-five Republican counties. These are facts, stated by official advertisements, aud there is no getting over, under or round them. Let Democrats face- the music of thirtyfive cents on the one hundred dollars higher tax which they have charged. For the Journal. " LET VH HAVE PE.H IV " by j. j. Birr us. " Let us have peace a peace tbat will be lastiug. Not such an one as offered by Seymour; That would bring shame to our beloved country, And make its name a Jest the wide world o'er. " Let us have pcaca." " Let us have peace." For lour long weftry years, On hundred blocdy flc-Id- our soldiers nobly fought, To gain that end right nobly have they won; Thu let us keep the treasures they so . dearly bought. " Let us have peace." "Let ns have peace "--peace North and South, Once more united wander hand in hand, As In the days of yore, when wicked trea son Was unknown, save in name, throughout the land. Let us have peace." "Let us have peace;" that is the daily prayer ' OX millions, as their songs of praiso they chant; We will have good cheer, harmony, and plenty. If we have for our leader, XT. S. Grant. Let us have peace." Fort Kkarp by. Neb , Sept. 14, lSi8. Evansville & Craw f.irdsville Railroad Co."i Secretary' Ofllee, V Evansville, Iud., tfept, 14th, IStlS. J "WOTH'E IM HEKEBT IVE, that Lll the annual meeting of stockholders iu this company will be held at the courthouse In the city of Evansville. on Monday, the 5th day of October next, at 'en o clock a.m., at wh: b time an election will be held tor thiricen Directors, to serve lor the ensuing year Bv order of the Board sel6 dtd J. E, MARTIN, Secretary. j. c. dusouchkt. i. d. dusouchst. . J. C. DUSOUCBET & CO., COTTOX FACTORS, Produce and Prevision Kerciant?, 30 X0HTII WATKS STREET, EVANSVILLE, IND. Orders and consignments solicited. sel5 dtf MATTHEW DALSELL, Wholesale Dealer In Groceries, Nails, WMta Load, Lime, Cement, &c, No. 18 Water Street, declOdly Evansvillb:, Isd.

lAWOAKPS, JOU M. CREW. C"AF-T,8" OOSC'Ka CRKBS & CONGES, AllornrTHil.Lw, 'nBl, Illinois

Wl'l practice law m au iuo vourwi 01 caiWJl'tJW Willi?, J Mf . , and Utillatin Counties, In the State of Illinois and in the Supreme Court. Refer to ifaliee, James K. Minor. iSLockwell A 1 o Colonel 'f . W. Stone, with I. A D. Heiiuaa, Oen. W. Harrow, MU Vexnona iiav24 Hm W. P. HAEGRAVE, ATTORNEY fit IaA.W. Office on Third Street, In Washington House Block. . Will practice t e various Courts ol the Circuit. Prompt attention to office business fdec4 d.im B. L. D. GUFFY, " a ttorney a t la wt MORGANTOWN, KY., Will practice in the counties of Butler, Warren, Munieuburg, Ohio, ana Mclean. Prompt attention given to the collection of claims. References Wheeler Rleew. Holllnr -wortlj 4 Bro., Chita. Babcocg s Co. fapa ' "r X. 15. jBjLACK, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR at LA"W ; "i MARION, ' " Crittenden County, Kentncry. ipiTwtf CLOCKS. Wholesale Clock House. GEISSLEB & DELANG, r r r , WHOLESALE " Clock: Dealers, ieep constantly on band a FULL assortneut of etf Thomas and other American :ioea: KEGULATOKS, OFFICK AND CLAL.L. UUKJKS. Bend lor Iice Litt to No. 4S MAIN STREET. marlO dly PHYSICIANS. DR. II. M. HAUYEY, ROOM No. 1, WALKER'S BUILDING '., " Corner Main and Third Streets. Office Hour 10 tol2;,2to5:7to. DR. A. C. HAYNES Devotes his time exclusively to treating Diseases ot the EYE, at hia offloe. on the corner nf Ttiiid and Walnut Streets, opposite the Cltv council Chamber. A tree clinic for the be uen t of the poor, from to 9 o'clock A. M. Oitlce Ilour-Fiom I to 12 A. M. and from 2 to 5 p.m. (malSdam Tlie 3Xt. Auburn YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE Will open Its Twenty-fifth Session 8EPTE MB till 15th. Its Board of Instructors, and facilities for a thorough course of education, are unrivaled by any similar school in the country For catalogues or Information address L. H. "WHITE, 2a West Fourth Stteet, au22 dim Cincinnati, Ohio. S O "V H ous c W1 'E HAVE JT.NT OPENED THE lan-isl, finest, and best assorted stock of WHITE GOODS ever brought to Evansville. The ladles of this cit v have long felt the need of a first-class White Goods House, and In order to mpply the demand we are just opening a beauiitui siock oi EUBIIOIDEMES, i LACES, IIAMIii:ilCIIIKFS, MEN'S, WOMEN'S, ASD CHILDREN'S HOSIER Y, AND FANCY NOTIONS. Our prices will he as low a the same cmss oi soooscan De Dougoi, in new iort. For FINK. KRKSH GOODS. NKW STYLES, and GKKAT liAHGAINM, can at E. A. COOKE & CO.'S. No. 10 FIRST STREET, Nearly opposite the New Opera House. au!8d3tn COAL ! COAL! TTAVI.ti ICKCtiASEI CAPTAI.V -E2. A. Liter's towboat and coal barges, and tne lease of his Green River Coal Mines, 1 will continue the business on Locust Street, Between f irst ami Water, And will f-eli the best GREEN RIVER COAL AT 12C. PER BCSIIKL, Delivered to any part of the city. Orders for towing left at the office will be promptly attended to. nv.'JO i3m THOS. WHITED JOHN iVINSON, BRASS FOUNDER AND FINISHER, Steam and Gas-Pipe Fitter, Manufacturer and Dealer in Steam and Water Gauges, Kpeiter and Kabbitt Meiai, and an Articles ap perturning to a Brass Foun adr iry. STEAMBOAT AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHING, Water Street, bet. Tine and Leet. EVANSVILLE, IND. WCash paid for old Copper and Brass SPEER'S PORT 6RA PJE WINE. Ussd by Hundreds of Congregations for Church or Commnnion Purposes. Also,Excellent for Ladles and Weafclj Persons. Vineyards, New Jersey. SPEEB'S PORT GRAPE WISE, Fonr Tears Old. This Justly celebrated Native Win made from the Juice oi the Oporto Grape, raised In this country. Its Invaluable tonic and strengthening properties are unsurpassed by any other native Wine. Being the pure Juice of the grape, produced under Mr. Speer's own personal supervision, its purity and genuineness are guaranteed. The youngest child may partake of its generous qualities, and the weakest invalid may use it to advantage. It is particularly beneficial to the aged and debilitated, and suitable to the various ailments that afflict the weaker sex. It is iu every respect A. WINE TO BE RELIED ON. Invalids use Speer's Port Grape Wine. Females use Speer's Port Grape Wine. Weakly persons find benefit by its use. IS peer's wlnts in hospitals are preferred to ot her wines. . t-Sold by druggists. A. Speer's Vineyard, New Jersey. Offloe IU Broadway, New York. del'67 dly Dissolution. THE PARTSEKSHIP HERETOfore exisiing under the firm of Lant Bros. & Co. is dissolved by limitation. All persons having claims against said film are requested to present tnetn to Lant Bros, lor settlement, immediately, who are alone authorized to receive all claims due said firm. B. DYSON. seDdlw LANT A BROTHER.

OAXinit'S COLUMN.

a si n a" S S" 3 a a & a a a 2 en 3 cs S5s S n o I s--a 3 a -l r 1 8 a en J3a On ft cm a a 3 a M xn Q in o w Sz! W O d a ft E 3 a a p CO TO O H g H CO H to M H cT f a. 3 - " fta a 5 ca IS r 53 a a ata - a a I? 3 a J. H. CARLIN. GROCERIES. CHARLES V1ELE & CO. WHOLESALE Gt IEL O O E B SOUTHWEST CO&NXU First and Sycamore Strata, EVAJIHYIZJ, IJCD. anBdtcr iBAAO HXIMANX. DAVID HKIMAJUt I. A I. 1TEIMANN, Wholesale Dealers In GEOOEEIE8, Foreign and Domestic Liquors, NAILS, COTTON YARNS, G LASS WARS Ac., Ac, Koa. 60 and 63 Main Street, Between Second and Third, Evajtsvtli., LD. FISH DEPOT. ovaodtr

LUMBER,

TKIUI-E, MYERS Sc ItRO., (Successors to Steele St Trible.) BANCTACTTTKEKS OF AND DKALtBH IK Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, MOULDINGS, &c. All orders for work In the Building line are promptly attended to. We keep constantly on hand all ltind of LUMBER. PINK aud POPLAR FLOODING, WEATHERBOARDING, 4c. Scroll Sawing of every description ai Dressing of Lumber done to order. Factory at the old stand of Steele m Trible, Second St., bet. Chestnut and Cherry, i.VAN8VIlJK, Isd. . . apKdtf . ; In retiring from the above partnership I desire to return my thanks to my friends who have favored ine with business, and would ask their continuance with the new Arm. JAMES SJ'EELE. cvansvuie, Jan. zj. LUMBER TiUJtf ItKIt I THE blBMKIBEK CONT12VVEN the Lumber Business at his old stand at tne corner or Main and Seventh Streets, and would respectfully inform the public that his stock is large and second to noo In the assortments, embracing Pine ol thicknesses and quality, from the nlor Third Common Saginaw Board up Three-Inch First Clear Plank. Also. 500 DOORS of various thlckne . and styles, and , .,. 10,000 LIGHTS. Window Sash. Pine and Poplar Sbinglat 3 and 4 -feet Lath, Mouldings, Caslnal Quarter-Round, Ac, Ac. Orders from the country, river or raU filled promptly. Builders and Painters. 1 TfTEHAVE IN STORE, 60,000 pounds strictly pure White Lead. - bo.uuu pounds pure iar w nite xjeao. 60,(J0 pounds Bay State White Lead. . 1,000 gallons Linseed OIL 6jju0 pounds No. 1 Putty. In Bladders Cans. Window Glasn, all size. " rGlaciers' Points and Putty Knives. COLORS of every variety, DRY of OIL. All of which we are selling as che as can be purcnased In the West. KELLER Si WHITE, Wholesale Druggists, Evansville, Ind. mcb.6 tf WILLIAM HUNNEIi, XAXrUTACTBBXK OF Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Ac. and Dealer in Pine and Poplar Lumber, Sntnglea BiniNG, FLOOBIKO, Ae. Offloe and Factory. Comer Fifth and Walnut i . . 1 1 1 i .. . . Orders from abroad promptly attended to. malSdtf Evansville Slate Depot. BUILDERS' EMPORIUM. TTTE ARE THE AGENTS FOR one of the largest Slate manufactories In the country ,aud are prepared to furnbta. at me manuiaciurers prices, on snort notice, the lollowinu: Roofing Slate of different styles and quality; Slate Hearths; Slate Jams for Fire-pltces; Slate Black Boards for Schools; Slate and Marble Tiles for Floors: And would narticutarlv call attention to the fact that the Slate Hearths, Jains, and Black Boards is ttie cheapest ana uei aru. cle for tbe purposo now known. BABCOCK A STEELE, Water, bet. Locust and Walnut Sta. may2tt 3md - - TO BUILDERS. WISH T NOTIFY THE BI7ILI. J- era and nubile In general, tbat I have era a ham nana ana am stui receiving a large stock of Michigan, Saginaw, and Oreen Bay Pine and Poplar Flooring and Siding, PINE LUMRER, SHINGLES, &c. Which I will sell cheap for cash. WM. HUNNEL. Office and Factory corner Filth and Walnut Streets, Evansville, Ind. Jel8 3m JAMES SWANS0N & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In PINE LUMBER, Shingles, Lath, Doors, and Sash. Also, a larva assortment of Allegheny rrhlrairo. and Toledo Lumber and Flooring Dressed and Undressed, on band and for sale. Extra Sawed and Shaved Pine Shingles, eighteen inches long. We respectfully solicit the dtiiens of Evansville to give us a call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Yakd on Watkb Street, (Opposite Lamasco Wharf), Evansvlll All orders promptly attended to. ' may23 d6m CARPETS. C A H P E T WAREHOUSE VH. E. FRENCH & CO., Nos. 47 and 49 Main St., EVANSVILLE. The largest a a I most complete assort xnent of nouse-Furniahliig Goods In the STATE OF INDIANA. In STYLE. QUALITY, and PRICK, we DEFY ALL COMPETITION, EAST OR UIUkT. In addition to all our other lines ot goods, we have 40,000 Rolls WALL PAPER, at UNUSUALLY LOW FIGURES. . By means of a NEW INVENTION In tbe production of UWLU PAKLUK PArKKM, which we control In this market, we are now enabled to sell these elegant goods at about 25 PER CENT. I less tban the- were ever before offer . In this market. TUIVTSACALLf aprl7dtf SUESS & (ETT1NUKR ' Have opened a first-class Lithographic, Engraving, and Job Printing Institution, COS. FIRST & STCAMOBE fcTBEETS, Being the only establishment of the kind In the ciiy. We offer our services in the above line to the business houses, office holders, hotelkeepers, and lawyers of this ciiy and vicinity In executing all kinds of printed work produced by Lithographing, from tbe plainest Drawing, Engraving, or Print - to the finest and most tasteful Ornamentad, Colored, and Art Print. Especially do we offer Buslnei--, Weddine, and VI lUng Cards, Circulars. Bill-ip.-ul-Nntm. Tim fuj unit Tetter-Heada. Advertisements of any siee. In plain or colored printing, will be done very nicely o. very low terms. We also do all kinds of ENGRAVING ON WOOD OR METAL, such WHKA PRKHSES DOOR-PLATp.Bteel Stomps, Plate for Marking Clotb. ""VVfy Checks. Brands for Marking Boxea, liey Checks, &c w would respectfully ask the patronage ofTh SsluSS? o?EvaUsvilie an! vicinity. SUESM CETTINGER, VAr. First aud Sycamore. jySl d8m Courier copy.

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sciiuliTke:. TJ IIUillAN & CO Mechanics' Foundry Ma&U'ftrfarers and Builders of: Steam Engines, Circular Saw Hills. Grist and Suxir Mills. Tobacco Bwcre wommlng Machines, DUU1-J ,'",'. lery and Mining Mach'nery. Malt Mills, Corn ' ) ,-. . - - . . . . sellers, Hense Fronts, Cellar Grates. ". . - - " HON & BRASS CASTINGS. . ; Of every description. Cichinery of all kinds Made and Repaired. dealers In Belting, Fire Bricks, t - Steam Ganges, and Troagat Iron Pipes. Old materials bought Wm nave the faellltv of the best Ma ihlnery and Workmen, and will give all fork entrusted to ns our Individual atten ion, nil orders promptly, warrant our rk. and ebaive reasonable Drlcee. omoe and Foundry, corner of First and 4 t Streets, Evansville, Ind. -ti, B. Workmen sent to all parts to fit wor k ana ao repairing. - - fsbZMin BCHULTZE, THUMAN U CO WILTJAM HEILMAN (Saeoessor to Krats Hellm CIXY F01TOiJ3I5 Manufacturer aad Builder of PORTABLE AlfD STATIONARY TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, 8AW AND; GRIST MILL MACHINERY, Threshing Machines," Cotton and Tobacco Press e CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Ac, Ac, EVANSVILLE, IND. bhiit I row and Coma Wott made to order on abort notice. . ."' I ' ' " IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS of every description. ' ... '. I j' V... . :.. Dealers in Bteam Oanees. Onm BelUnc Fire Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, BoltlES viokoa. on,, at manruacinrers' prices. RKPAIRIN0 ' done at short notice. apr DR. J. W. POLAND'S WHITE PINE COMPOUND. The Great New England Remedy. b. . w. roiANn's White Pine Compound Is now oflered to the afflicted throughout the country, after having been proved by the teat of thirteen year In tbe New England states, where lis merits have becusue as well known as the tree from which, la part. It derives its virtues. 1 ' :.''' ; i .. ."! r Tne White Pine Compound - Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dlpththerla, BronchlUs, Spitting of Blood, and Pulmonary Afleotlons generally. It is a remarkable remedy for Kidney Com- - '- plaints, Diabetes, Difficulty of Void ing Urine, Bleeding from the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other Complaints. . , (From the Bottom Journal.) '. ' BoflTOH, January 20, 18S4. Poland's WHrraPiNaCoMpouNiAfter having given It a thorough trial, we can confidently recommend Poland's Whit Jtne Compound as a very valuable article' for tbe cure of Coughs, Colds, and Pulmonic Complaints generally. In several cases, we have knows it to give prompt, relief when all other remedies which had been tried had failed. It is aa article which, in a climate so promotive of sudden and severe colds as la tbat of New England, ought, to be in every family; ana we are sure that those who once obtain, it, and give it a fair trial, will not. thereafter be willing to be without IU . A Valuablb Mkdicxnk. Dr. Poland'' White Pine Compound, advertised In our columns, is a success ul attempt to combine and apply the medicinal virtues or the White Pine bark. It has been thoroughly tested by peoPle ln hl" f11?," nlals to IU value from persons well known to our citizens. We recommend Itn trial in aU those coses of disease U wh'oh H J adapted. It is for sale by aU our druggibtsN. Y. Independent. The White Pine Compound is now sold In. r parTof the Unted States aud British Provinces. Prepared at the , HEW E1.ABII BOTANIC DEFOT, C. DAMON. CO.. Proprietors. CLOUD & AKIN, 1 ; Wholesale. Agents. For sale at. retail by all draglste. Bicli7'8V dU C. R. RXJ3DD, STEAMBOAT AGENT. ; AND , Special Agent . for, tne Baltimore - Onto Ballroad. myfl-U : . . KVAjtanixs. Ikd.

Has the Saminer Enrre bled You? Nine out ot every ten to whom this duns, tion is addressed, if lhey answer it Van didly, will answer it iu thn amtnatlve Some may rep y to it from a mn bed: others, of a stronger constitution uud greater powers ol cnduraixie, may only

quence of the torrid hiuw.u. But s.ioo portion or the vliality of all human helugs oor.es out of liem under ti e pressure of great and continuous heat, nrui th- suonrr ine ioks is completely restored tht leu mis. ceptlble will the system l e ! liie uuhea.thy Influence of the Ful! malaria. The most genial and whi'esoine tonlo that has ever been oii'. red to irnui as a means of recruit In: hNcxhaosted Htrengtti aud fortllviiuz bi'H iuiinsl. tho atiH..ksof disease U ll iTET t'i It's STOMACH BlllhlW. Tnken at this won it Is a perfect safeaua rd niaiiiMt iinerin lttent f. ysr, bilious affect on-, and nil the epidem ics which follow clou; upon the expiration of the Surnnier. It is an I ivifjoraut and alterative, without. any of the drawback. wnicn Hiiacn to liiere hl'ivulant, aud H tbeonly preparation of tu j kind that a conscientious physician would feel in clined to preseribrt for lad es in dollcale neaitn. Jottilu can bo in ire t:iro. mora harmless, more certain to restore the vmor of the system permanently and thoroughly, without exciaus ti e pulne or the Drain. MOTHERS I MOTIIEKS t MQTUEllS DON'T FAIL TO raOCURE Mrs. Winslow's Scotliing Syrup. FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. This valuable preparation has been lined with never Jailing tucces in thotutauts of eoe. It not only relieves the child from pnln. but Invigorates the stoiniirii and bowels, eoi recta acidity, and gives tone aud energy to tbe whole system, it wl ll nlKo lustaulty lelieveUmnxj in iuk l:oiVEi.saua W ind Couo. . We believe it is the be.it and iure.it remedy in the tooiid in all cases of Dytrnlnry and IMarrhai in Children, whether arlstn from tee thl eg or ny other cause. Full dlrectious lor uaing will accompany each bottle. Be iar." and call for " MLS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP." having tne !-ii. He ol "Comtis Pkhkinm" on the ouiaide wrauper. All others are base lmltatlous. JeM dAWblU . Batchalor's Hair Dye. ' This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the world; the only true and pertect Dye' harmless, reliable, Instantaneous ; no ilinappolntment ; no ridlcti.ouH tints; remedies the ill effects of bad dyes; invigorates and leaves tbe Hair so l ond lieautitul, biack or brown. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly applied at Ba clielor's Wig Factory, No. Iti Bond Htieet, New York. apWdly "Howrr c::7 pothers suffer the a?ony if seeing tLc it li.tle ones snatched away jrom theni ty b ie WhiKiping Cough, or DlptherKa, vV- on .".single bottle of Poland's White ilLCi-'r-U Kiund would have savod Ihe butyiJluc. Ills Infallible Colgfato x Oo. Fragrant Toilet Soaps ARE PREPARED RY NUIIled Work, snen from Ibe lMst Nuterials, aud are CBOWN AS THE NT AN I 1KI BY 1KALKIU alTD CtTHTOXKKO. Sold Everywhere. dee Hoth Patches, Freckles & Tan. The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY lot hose brown D1800L0KATI0N3 on the luce Perry's Moth and Ieckle Lotion. Pi llared only by Dr. B. C. PERRY, i Bond Itreet, New York. Sold everywhere, oai-ati dOra 1 . . . - DHUGOISTS. FEED. SCHUEUMANI. W. 11. WtJRFOUD SOIIUERMANN L BUBF0RI), .ApotliccnricH, OPERA IlliUO STOIU, (CHANDLER'H CLOCK,) No. 18 South First Street, EVAKNVILI.E, I. D. Dealers ln Pure Dregs, Medicines, and Chemicals ; Wines, Brandies, &o , for medicinal purposes. Will keep constantly on hand a large asortment of Perfumeries, Toilet Soaps, Hair, Nail, Tooth, and Clothes Brushes. W Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours. aa2 iUtu H. J. SCHLAEPFER, " UKALKJl lli PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, ABfn ciii:mica?.s, Wlnos iiikI Xlr-nstclIcH, Where you can find tbe largest btock of Toilet Articles ln tbe West. Physicians' prescription! filled at all hours, drfy or night, by none but experienced Prescription Druggists. mayZttdUtn . CLOUD &AKIX. fyiiolcsnle rtiflMtc AND RIAXUFACTIRIXQ CHEMI5IS No. 16 North First Street AGENTS FOR . GEORGE tt READ'S DOMESTif LIQUID DYES. GENERAL AGENTS FOR DR. ARMISTEAD'J TONIC SYRUP UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, and PILE OINTMENT. Ail orders prom ptly filled. apri JOIIX LAVAL, Wholesale and Retail Drcss leiler iu Medicates, Paints, Oils, Bnishs, dec, HAIA nr., bet. Second and Third, Evansville, Ind. Particular attention given to CUTTING WIN1XIW GLAsS to auy atare. Jun2idlf FUALOJi'iJ "fAPlllAN LOTION " ' For Beantirjln- tie Sfeln and Complexion. Removes all Eruptions, Freckles, rimples. Moth Blotches, '1 an, etc., and renders the skin soft, atr, und bUtotiUnrf . For Ladies in the Nursery it is invaluable. For Gentlemen after Shaving it has no equal. " ' Paphlan Lotion " is the only reliable remedy for diseases aud blemishes of tho .Skin, . PIIALOSS "IA1II.JV SOAP" for the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, will not chap the skin. Price 26 cents per rake. "FI.OU I5J JtAVO." " "wm jtAio." A New Perfume lor the Handkerchief. Exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance. PHALON A SON, New York. Sold by all druggist!. jyj my