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PC5USHED ST fBI f.YANSYILLK JOIKXAI tOMPAXt No. 6 Lnrusl Street. ETKHSvIllfv WEDNESDAY- OCTOBER 7, 1833 Astounding Election Frauds 1 How the Democracy Carried .the City Last Spring. Prominent Democrats, Implicated How to "Swell a MwJoTlly." Whoksnle System of Importation. The Democratic Central Committee Pays the Expanses. . Prosecution? Commenced, and Parties Give Bonds for Trial.Every Republican who pava more - than a passing thought to the result - of i the? last city election, w is at the timo satisfied in his own miud that it was carried for the Democratic ticket by fraud. The outward evidences were apparent to all. Two or three days before the election leading Democratic politicians boasted that ITlMAX would be defeated at all hazards, notwithstandinst the known facts that the Fifth Ward, in which he was" a f candidate, wa3 decidedly Republican. The declaration wa3 openly paraded that they "had the votes" with which to beat William Baker for Mayor. It was known that the Irish and river boardins-houjes were filled to their utmost capacity with men but a 6 ,fjw days, before thejolection.. Strange face were seca upon the streets oo every hand. "Tha City Collector's office was filled with men who had never b'en seen before, procuring certificates of non-taxation. When the election 5 day caaic, ! these same men swarmed about the Vine Street votiDg pJaee; 'oiid when, .their votes , were challenged and their names were not found on the Registry, they invariably presented the Collector's certifi- ' cate and 'produced the affidavit requited by the Registry Law; and in the Hurry, press and excitement at the polls, their votes were received. When, the election day was over, the Irish boarding houses were speedily emptied, and the strange faces disappeared and have not since , been seen in the city. There was no question ia the minds of Republicans that , these men voted in large numbers in the Fourth ind Fifth Wards, and several of them in the Third Ward. That at feast three Councilmen, the Mayor "and the Democratic city ticket were elected by fraudulent and imported vote, well-informed Republicans do not doubt. And yet the facts, suffi cient to convict the giilty partus aad satisfy the public, were not then within reach. Bat the fraud was not forgotten. It required time, however, , to Vwotk" up ? tha cases. " Murder will oa'!"anl the ill-gotten triumph of the Democratio officials and leaders could not always be kept a secret. Recently, facts and documents came to liht which established the frauds and the mtnner in which they were accomplished so clearly that soma of the guilty pirties could be punished, veu ;under our lame and deficient election laws. To bring them before the public, several of the defeated Republican, candidates decided to commence prosecutions against a few of the guilty parties in the Magistrates' Courts, iu order that the public might be informed before tha peodiug election of the methods by which the people of this city were defrauded out of a free and honest election. The restof the cases were resarved for the consideration of the Grand Jury and the Circuit Court, where conviction could not be reached until after tho election. Affidavits were filed against Thomas O'Conner and Oeoree Fierlong, , two , Irish river boarding-house - keepers, chargin? them with eTectioa frauds, in aidioir men to vote who were not legal voters, and with parjury in swearing that they were freeholders when they were not. Prosecutions were also filed against A. T. WniTTLESET, the Postmaster, Geo. SrACKliousE and John Burke, well Jcnown and active Democratic politicians, charging them with perjury in sweariag in votes by making affidavits that they 'i were freeholders (as required by the Regisfry Act). These are only a few of a multitude of oises wherein the election laws weie evaded and the Democratic triumph secured. 'The cases were set down for trial Wore Esquires Sunsox,. Emery and Davidson; but the prisoners, upon the recommendation of the Demb- . cratic managers and Iawyorsj waived (pi ivsMiiation, and gave bond to an--M-cr tothc charges before the Grand 1 isJ.ufry;1inr- the Circuit Court. They wHr3 aUUDg to have the evidence brougTiTout,; for fear of injuring the prospects of the' Democratio County tioket, ( .Tbey were anxious ; to get control of Vanderburgh County by the same means as they had triumph ed in the city election. It is . now clearly ascertained that the Democratic managers, at the last city election, were engaged in a regularjand systematic method -to carry the election by the free expenditure of money and importation of voters. In the light of the facts which will be developed, the boast of leading Democrats a day or two before and on the morning of tho election,, that they "luid the votes," 'may be understood. The declaration fcf Mayor Walker. in thevard meeting, on Friday before the election, that he knew that he would be elected, has. forcible sig mucance. It is not proper lor ua

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the legal ; feiamidilionj' but we will five a fetf as examples bf What may be expected. It is known that "oife single individual, under the employment of the Democratic 2xeeutif Committee, procured, had boarded at ' the expense of that Committee, and obtained tax certificates for no less than one hundred and seventy men. who all voted the Democratio City Ticket. We have referred to the fact that the Irish and river boarding-houses were suddenly filled up a few days before the election, and as sudrlftnlv emnfierl. "Let na see if the following bill, which passed regularly through the Auditing Committee, was paid by the Treasurer, and filed away at headquarters, will throw any light upon these facts, so well known to the public: Evassvib, April 8th, 1868. Democratic Central Committee, To Anthony Kelly, Dr., for boarding voters for the election: Mloba lBelson.. days, 85 per day, W 40 Vvm. Kelly r,.u. II II 7 " John Coggin...... To whisky and beer. Total t0 15 These are the men that I got tax receipts tor, alo duplicates. Johm Taavkk. Hero is a bill made out by AmTtlONT Kklly, a bright and shining light of the Vanderburgh Democracy, the second day after the election of Mayor Wakb, "FOR BOARDING VOTERS FOR THE ELECTION." Let us look a little further. Thos. O'CoxsiEB is the keeper of an Irish boardiog house in that well known quarter, " Whisky Row," and was one of the most active members of the Democratio Rallying Committee in the Fifth Ward. He was ready at all times to make affidavits for the strangd men who wre challenged and rejected by the Election Board. O'CoNNia is now under' bond to answer the charges of election frauds and perjury, in swearing in the votes of some of the very men whose names are found in the following bill: .. j . BOARDING BY T. O'COXXOB AT $4 FEB WEEK. John Rlels.... Patrlcs HeiJz......... Patrick NooDan. J hu KleuiialDg..-. i days. 4 5 " 4 3 " 5 8 " 6 M . jonn sys... Morgan Oolgherty.... Michael Doyle...-.. Jan. turrolL... Jus. Carrol.. 7)40 "6 5-7 4 123 86 The abOTe Is correct. Johh Oavisk. Endorsement on back Of blU 'Paid April 11, IStiS." The indorsement on the back of the bill is recognized as the handwriting of a person of high standing in the Democratio party, and who now occupies an official position in the city, by reason of the votes of these very men, whom O'Connee swore through. Though the committee is not mentioned in the bill, the amount was paid O'Conner by the Democratio Central Committee, and the fact can be proven by the official who made the indorsement, if he does not-perjure himself. We will give the public one more of these choico documents, in order more fally to enlighten them as to the Democratic strategy for currying an election EVAXSVIU.E, April 8, 1308. Democratio Central Committee, To Oeorge Flerlong, Dr : April 8tb To boarding aod lodgtoK three met. Are daya, as per order ot T. J. GarUk, at 81 per day....SlS 00 Boarding auu lodging 1 man 1 Uay 1 00 " " '2 men 3 dy... 4 U) " 3menaJdaya. 5 00 Liquor for the above men.... Total , , ,. , j-9 95 I looked over the above and find It to be a correct account of Mr. George Flerlong'n. He worked lor an fat h fully, and by hi aid helped, loaweil the 5th Ward ron oritr. JOHN TAAFFE. No wonder William IIeilman was slaughtered, when the Democracy had such efficient electioneering as was done by Mr. George Fleblono, who " wcyked for us faithfully, and by his aid helped to swell the Fifth Ward majority." And the second day after the work was done he presents his bill, which is cheerfully paid by the Treasurer, out of the abundant fund of the "the Democratic Central Committee." A Democratic triumph was " cheaply purchased at only one or two days board for the- " Sovereigns." Flushed with the glorious victory, the Treasurer liberally makes an allowance for u liquor : for the men," and the " Headman " cheerily files away the bill from the light of day, walks out upon the streets and meets the gaze of honest citizens and receives their congratulations unabashed 1 -What a commentary this is upon the glorious privilege of the elective franchise, he freedom of elections. and the purity of the ballot-box! If uch a system is countenanced by the people of Vanderburgh County, then surely are our elections a Bolemn mockery. They will no longer be an - m Ml 1 expression ot popular win, Dut a triumph of monied corruption, rascality, perjury, and high-handod fraud. No wonder, in view of these facts and others, which will in due time be presented to the public, the parties charged before the magistrates with the crimes of election frauds and perjury shrank from an investigation! No wonder that the Democratio Township Trustee, whose "friends" and supporters these boarding-house voters were, the Democratio County candidates, and the party leaders and newspaper, should bo loudly and persistently object to the creation of new precincts! No wonderjthat the Democratic Mayor and Council should consider themselves "insulted" when the Republican ExecutiveCommittee presented a request that they offer a reward for illegal voting at the coming election. It was due to those "sovereigns " who were " boarded for the election," and by

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reject . the proposition. It would be ingratitude unparajleled! XUY I0KK LETIES. New Yobk, October i; 186$. Editors Journal : Since writing to you on the 15th inst., the Republicans have had two more rousing meetings at Cooper Institute, with speakiog inside and out. At the first General Sickles was one of the speakers. After the speaking there was . a grand torchlight procession, the number of lamps being estimated at over six thousand. Tbe men marched eight abreast, and were over an hour passing a given point. Many bands headed the different clubs, and besides the lamps a perfect blaze of fireworks went up from the whole line of the procession. Wagons loaded with rockets and every description of fireworks were driven along the line supplying the marchers. The display wa9 splendid, and to Democratic eyes " fearful." The second meeting was yet lareer, and was addressed by General Fremont, John A. Griswold, the Republican candidate for Governor of New York, and by several other gentlemen of note. The steam is up on the Republican cide, and the indications are that, the State of New York will go for Grant, in pnite of the vote of the Five points and Mackerelville. in this city, which heretofore have usually controlled the State result. On t o other hand the Demosracy seem quiet ; but they are at work with unabated energy. They are busy with the foreigners, naturalizing them by the thousand, this being one of their chief measures to keep good their rapidly thinning ranks. That they feel discouraged, admits no doubt, yet they are working with the enerey of despair. Among other " fearful " facts confronting them is the threat ened I may say the actual secession, of thousands of the Irish from their ranks. That this is true, is well understood here, and is likely soon to become manifest to the dullest and most doubting comprehension. The fact that there are twenty-three Irish Republican Olubs in this city has something to do with it. And it is also significant that these Clubs are largely composed of Irish Catholics. The fact, too, that the newpaper. The Irish People, heretofore a red-hot Democratic organ, has come out for Grant, and is doing a yeoman's service in the Republican cause has something to do with it. Rely upon it, there is a great ground swell moving the Irish population of this city, and moving them to the Republican party. Last night they held a large meeting a grand rally at Cooper Institute, being preliminary to further meetings connected with this movement. The house was packed, and stirring epeeches were made by Senator Conncs, General Kiernan, Judge Lynci, ot .Louisiana, Colonel O'Connor, and several others all Irish-Americans. There was a large crowd outside the building, but no speaking. The enthusiasm was high, and the demonstration a decided success. As I have said, the Democrats are discouraged here as to their National ticket, and manifestly concede the election of Grant. Their ettorts are more to save the State ticket, and thus secure the local spoils, than to benefit their Wade-Hampton ticket or Seymour and iilair. - Let the Republicans of Indiana be of good cheer: but let them not abate in work. With thorough effort they will be" victorious in Ootober; and just as sure as Indiana goes Republican in October, so sure will New York follow suit in November. Let the renegades mark and ponder the fact. Aside from politics, all moves along here in the usual track. The fashionable world which hies to the country during the summer heats has returned, and the throng of business men from alU quarters, to make their Fall purchases, is setting in, giving new life and activity to all tho departments of trade. Business prospects are encouraging, and with our abundant crops and superabundant currency, we need nothing but the election of Grant to give general prosperity to the country. Mr. Lemcke is here, and will leave to-night for home, to improve what time is left in canvassing our county. With " Vincit omnia Veritas" and the eloquence of our new Ciceros against him, his chances of election may look "fearful;" but having "Epluribus Unum," "ILril Colvmbia" and "Yankee Doodle" on his side, there is surely hope for him. . Having done well on simlens, why not now be tried on eggs? His opponent wilt doubtless understand the question. It is not true that the position of Secretary of the Treasury was tendered to the Doctor. He made the best Bhow of figures, and if any one could pay the Democratic national debt without taxation and money, he could certainly do it; but the Tenure-of-Office bill is in his way until Seymour cornea in. R. Farmers and Housekeepers, TAKE NOTICE! IT yon want CHEAP SOAI and at the same time the very best of Boap, use S a p o n i i 3 i or COXCEXfRiTKD LIE, The Beady Family Boap-Makeb. The only genuine Lye in the market. A box of it will make niucn more Soap than Potash or any bogus iye. Manufactured by Penn'a Salt MannfactTMng Compasy Pittsbiiko, Pa. Importers of CRYOLITE, and manufacturers of the following Standard Chemicals: Natrona Bl. Carb. Soda, Natrona Sal Soda, Nat ona Poms Alum, Natrona Muriatic Acid, Natrona Refined Petroleum, Natrona Chloride of Calcium, Natrona Flouride of Calcium, Natrona Saleratns, Natrona Caustic Acid, Natrona Sulphuric Acid, Natrona Nitrio Acid, Natrona Refined Baponiffer, Natrona Salt, Natrona Copperas, etc sel dlf . LEICH & LEMCKE, Formerly Leich, Carlstedt 4 Co., Wholesale ruggists No. 78 MAIN STREET, au20 dAw8m EVAN3 VILLK, IND.

tSuec wots td Steele A Trlble,) JCAlTUT ACfXTBEBS O AND SEALERS Ut Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, MOULDINGS, &o. AH orders for work in the Building line are promptly attended to. f LUMBER. HINEand POPLAR FLOOHINO, WEATHERBOARDINaf&c. T?Lb!f,Wrtng ?f eIerY description aca Dressing of Lumber done to order. Trtb?ery ' tbe ld 8tnd of Steele Second St., bet. Chestnut and Cherry. apHdtf ayaxE.ton.

In retiring from the above partnership I desire to return my thanks to iny triends who have lavored me with business, and would ask their continuance with the new firm. JAMES BJEELK. cvausvuie, Jan. zy. LIJMBER-LIJMBER ! THE OVIBHCUinKK 4 U.VU (7F.S the Lnmber Business at his old stand at the corner of Main aud Seventh Streets and would respectfully inform the public that his stock Is large and second to neo' In tbe assortments, embracing Pine ol thicknesses and quality, from the nie Third Common Saginaw Board op Three-Inch First Clear Plank. Also, 500 OOOR3 of various thickne and styles, and 10.000 LIGHTS. Window Hash, Pine and Poplar Hhlngls. 8 and 4 -feet Lath, Mouldings, CasinM Quarter-Round, io., Ac. Orders from the country, river or rat filled promptly. seil d3m . . JOHN F. GLOVER, - BUILDERS' EMPORIUM. TgyK HATE JUST RECEIVED THE following, and offer them at remarkably low pi ices ; 50,000 feet YELLOW PINE FLOORING; 20.000 feet POPLAR FLOORING ; 100,000 POPLAR LATHS; 100,000 POPLAR SHINGLES: 2,000 barrels choice WHITE LIME; 1,000 barrels CEMENT. Also on hand a full stock Of DqQrs, Sash Blinds, Glass, Nails, Paints, Oils, and Building Hardware. ' BABC0CK & STEELE, Water Street, let. Locust and Wahut, au8 dfcwd30 Evansvillk, Isd Builders and Painters. , JTE HAVE I3f STOKE, 50,000 pounds strictly pnre White Lead. 50.UW pound pure Star White Lead. 60,000 pounds Buy State White Lead. 1,000 gallons Linseed Oil. 5,000 pounds No. 1 Putty, In Bladders Cans. Window Glass, all sizes. Glaziers' Points and Putty Knives. COLORS of eveiy variety, DRY ot OIL. All of wUicii we are belling as che as can be purchased in the West. KELLKB & WHITE, Whole&ale Druggists, Evansville, IvaL mch6 tf WILLIAM IIXT3V1NEL, MANUFACTURES OT Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, &c. and De&ler in Pine and Poplar Lumber, Shingles SIDIA'G, FLOORING, Office and Factory, Corner Fifth and Walnut Street, Jevansviiie, leu. Orders from abroad promptly attended to. ma!8dtf Evansville Slate Depot. BUILDERS' EMPORIUM. WE ARE TIIK AGENTS FOR one of the largest Slate manufactories in the country .and are prepared to furnlHh at tiie manufacturers' prices, on short no nce, ine ionowtng: Roofing Slate of different styles and quality; Slate Hearths; Slute Jams for Fire-places; Slate Black Boards tor Schools; Slate and Marble Tiles for Floors; And would particularly call attention to the fart that the Slate Hearths, Jams, and macK iioarus is me cneapesi ana uest article for the purpose now known. BABCOCK A STEELE, Water, bet. Locust and Walnut Bts. maj293uid TO BUILDERS. WISH TO NOTIFY THE BOLD .A, ers and public in eneral. that I have on hand and am still receiving a large stock of Michigan. Saginaw, and Green Bay Pine 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. je!83m JAMES SWANS0N & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In IMISTE LUMBER, Shingles, Lath, Doors, and Sash. Also, a Irge assortment of Allegheny, Chicago, and Toledo Lumber and Flooring, ressed and Undressed, on hand and for sale. Extra Sawed and Shaved Pint Shingles, eighteen inches long. We respectfully solicit the citizens of Evansville to give us a call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Yard on Water Street, (Opposite Lamasoo Wharf), Evansvill All orders promptly attended to. may23 d6m CARPETS. CARPET WAREHOUSE. VK E. FRENCH & CONos. 47 and 49 .Main St., ITASSTILLE. The largest and most complete assort ment 01 House-Furnishing Goods In the STATE OF INDIANA. In STYLE. QUALITY, and PRICE, we DEfY ALL COMPETITION, EAST OK In addition to all goods, we have our other lines of 40,000 Rolls WALL PAPER; at UNUSUALLY LOW FIGURES. By means of a NEW INVENTION in the production of UOLU fAHLOK PAl'KKS, which we control in this market, we are now enabled to sell these elegant goods at about , 25 3?EIrt CENT. less than the-' were ever before offer, in thiR mar lr GIVE US A CAUL. prl7dtf WM. ItEAVIS, XT. 8. Claim Agent. '-. Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLKCTIIk . AGENT. Office on Mam street, between Third and Jteu r'sGan store), Jbvansvui iJxa.

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w o o a xn M M M w M H w a M to 3R Q a w H a d to H f? Q 0 0 P 3 CD. B P ft 0 0 et. A i on m o. TTTK HAVE JUST OPEKED'THE largest, stock of finest, and best , assorted WHITE, GOODS ever brought to Evansville. .Vr The ladles of this eity have long felt the need of a flitt-ciass While Goods Honse. and In order to kupply the demand we are just opening a Deautiiul Block of ! I ! MEN'S, WOMEN'S, AI CHILDREN '3 HOSIERY,1 ' AND, i ' FANCY NOT fONS. Our prices will be as low as the same cimhh or goods can be bougbt In ew York. styles, and great bargains, cau E. A. COOKE & COS, No. 10 HRST STREET, Nearly Opposite the New Opera House. aul8d3m ' ' STATIONERY. JOHN HY SCOTT, ISookseller, stationer NEITSDEALER, Ko. 53 MAI5 BTKKET, cor. Second, auISdly ; Evasvili.i:. Ind. CINCINNATI Paper Warebouse. CHATFIELD & WOODS, , , HAHDFAOTDREBH ' : ' . . ' ! . ; AMD VBOLtSAU PAPER DBALE RS 77 and 79 Walnut Street, Keep constantly on band a complete as- , . ; sortmont of j ; . i, . FIAT-CAP, FOLIO, JDEMT, MEDIUM, KOIAL, A30 81PER-U0IAL ' FLAT LETTERS, various weights ; FLAT COMMERCIAL AND PACKET NOTt4; Hnbbard's GLAZED COVKR PAPERS. Nos. 1 and 2: also, other brands, of all colors; .PRINTERS' CARD STOCK, m sheets, colored and white; also, CUT CARDS, in lull "variety of qualities and Sizes. !.",; - ' ' ' ; RULED LETTER, NOTE, AND CAP PAPERS, Various weights and qualities. KANtrrACTOHKBS OF PAPER BAGS, & FLOUR SACKS, All s lees and numbers, first quality , . , of. paper. News Paper, Manilla Paper, Book Paper, Wramotno Paner, -per Mam taper,- 8tarcl Paper, ur Boards, Straw Board. - Iea(her0 of all Kinds For Binders' use,togetherwUh TOOLS and BINDERS HACHISEBT, All of which we o filer at lowest market prises. ' . - - Orders by mail prom ptly filled. CHATFIELD A WOODS."' ' 77 and 79 Walnut Street marSl dtf : - Cincinnati. FISH & BAIITEU,; Wholesale Booksellers 4 Stationers, SCHOOL BOOKS ,:, . . .. , ....... ' BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PAPER ENVELOPES, ' , General Stationer y, Pfo.! lD Moin Street,' V EYansYille, Indiana. Julys ly: FREDERICK GEIL,; ' Dealer In PIANOS, 1 MELO.DEONE. and all kinds of Musical Instrume&U Instraetion Books, Sheet Music,',,'; ' ,' nitar and Violin Strings, V- .A . Ac, Ac . :. ' S .VorfA Side Third Street, ' - i. j :. :. ; ; ' - ' ;r. - Between Sycamore and Vine, . ' ; ' !il . .. ' -t ' Evansville, Ind. . Sole A cents for Steinwav A Sons1 aa Coicaering A (Son's Geld Medal Pianos; also tor Haynes Bro. s rlanos,and Prince Brother's MeKMleons and Organs. p -. T - - MATTHEW- DALZELL, ,..., Wholesale Dealer la,--nJ . Groceries, Nails, White Lead,' Lime, uement, &cn ;:--','". " Ko.18 Water Street, J ' deolO dlyJ " KvAaviroj Isru,'

A tsti.HtS tASf TED For RlCilAHDftON'S great and popular work. th FiltbONAL HISTORY of ' lhe GENERAL GRANT,' with Lifk or SCHUYLER COLFAX. Iu ono volume. "The literature Of our modern history has produced no book which will command greater attention." V. Y. Tribune. ' This work was prepared, as f-now, with approval of General brant, and Its minor had access to matters hitherto kept fiom the public." Cor. Syracute Journal. Send for circulars. Address R. W. BLISS & CO.. Toledo. Ohio.

THE SUCCESS Ol our Dollar Sale has caused such A COMPLETE REVOLUTIOK IIV TRADE That, in order to supply the demand occasioned by oui constautlv increasing patronaee, we have recently made importations lor the Fall trade, direct from European m inufacturere, Amonutlng to JTearlj $509,000, S that we are prenared to sell every descriptionvof D5T.-AJ?P ?5CY "GOODS, 8ILVKR PLATED V ARK. CUTLERY. WATCHES, ALEUM-i, JEWELRY . An. Of better quality than any other concern in the couoiry, lor tbe uniform price of One Dollar for Each Article. The best of Boston or .New York references given as to the reliability of our house, and that our business Is conducted n the iairest and most le;ltiuiate manner po-sfcibie, and that we give greater value lor i he money than can be obtained lu any other way. All goods dahaofd or f.rokf?c in ta8pobtation hiplactd without CUAKGK. oa-Checks describing articles sold sent to agents iu f lubs at rates mentioned below. We guarantee every anlcle to cost less than if bought at auy Boston or New York House. Our Commissions to Agents Exeerd those of any other establishment of the kiad, proof of this can be found in CompariUK our prernirtrn with those of others for C cas or the tAKK jzb, in addition to which we clali.i to give belter goods of the same character. WE WILL SEND TO AGENTS FREE OF CHAKGH, For a Club azo and Threi Dollars doz. good linen Hhirt Fronts, 1 set Hoi Id -;old Hinds. All Wool Cassimere for Pants. Fine W li lie Counterpane, large izr. 1 elegant Balmoral Mkir. 20 yarUs brown or bleached Wheeling, good quality, yard wide. 1 elegant IU) i iciuie Morocco-bound Puoto. Album. 1 double lens Stereoscope and 12 Foreign Views. 1 ullvei-olated engraved 5 boU.it: Castor. 1 elegant Silk Fan, with Ivory or Sandal Wood Frame, feathe ed ei'e and spangled. 1 Hteel Carving Knife ana Fork, very best quality, with iory balanced handle. 1 haudsome beaded and liut;d Parasol. 20 yarns good Print. 1 very fine Damask Table Covr. 1 pr. best quality Ladiess' Serge Congress Boots. 1 doaen fiDe Linen Towels. dozen Rogers' best hr'ilve.- Desert Forks. 1 Ladles' large real Iiorucco Traveling Bag. 1 fancy cress pattern. Yi dozen elegani. Silver Plated engraved Napain Rings. 1 dozen Ladles' fine Merino or Coltou stockings. Gents' heavy chased solid Gold Ring. 1 pair Ladies' high cat Balmoral Boots, leieuant Delaine DveKM Pattern. 1 Violin and Bow, in box com plete. 1 set J ewelry, pin, ear di ops and Bleu v e buttons. For a Club o50 and Five Dollar I black or colored Alapacca Dress Pattern. I set Lace Cartfcins. 1 pr. All Wool Blankets. Engraved biiver plated 8 bottle Revolving Cstor. 1 beautiful Writing Desk. 1 solid Goli tscpi l Pin. zy. yd, very fine Cassimere. for I'antn put Vest. 1 set Ivory ba1puced handle Knives, with hi ver plated Folks. 1 elegant Satin Parasol, heavily beaded aod lined with "-ilu. 1 pr. geuta' Calf Boots. 30 yds. good Print. 80 yds. good brown or bleached Sheeting, yard wide, or 40 yds. yd. wide, g od quality. 1 ladie' elegant Morocco Traveling baz. 1 square Wool Shawl. 1 plaiu Norwich Poplin dress pattern. 254 yus. don. widtn cloth Jor Ladle' t !oak. Eteant engraved sil ver plated Tc 1'Ov. i yds double width warer-oinof cloth for c!okinir. for a Vtnb of lOO and Ten Dollar rich Merino oi- Tbiboet dres- pattern. 1 pair of Sue umafcK xao e u oius au' JNaoicms lo match. 1 pr. gects' Herjcn Call Hooto. j heavy silver plated engraved Ice Pitcher, Very fine Ail Wool Clotn for Ladies' Cloak. 1 v. eb very best quality brown or bleached Sheeting. 7 yds. fine Casslmere lor suit, lelecant fooaa. dress pattern. 1 beautitul English Berate Shawl. 1 set of Ivory balanced bundle Knives an'f Forks. 1 -ladies' or gents' sdvr Hunting-case Watch. 1 Bartiett Hand Portable Sewing Machine, splendid ramlly Bible steel enuravinss. with record and pnotozraph pages, yus. gooa uemp iarpeiiug, guou colors. 1 pair good Marseilles Oullt. 1 KOUU tlx ha rl revolver. 1 elegant fur Muff inilCaoe 1 siozie barrel Shot Gun. 1 till ver plated, enitraved, 6 boitied Involving Castor, cut glass bottles. 1 very one viouu and Bow. In case. 1 feet Ivory balanced Knitrei unit Forks. ' Presents for larger Clubs Increase in the same ratio. Send Mency by Heglslered Letter. -Calalogue of goods Bent to any ad dress fre. PARKER & CO., Nos. 98 and 100 Summer Street, Boston. X.A.W CARD'S. W. P. HARQRAVE, ATTORNEY at TATW Office on Third Street, in Washington Ifone Block. Will practice various courts oi the Circuit. Prompt attention to office business decldam B. L, D. GUFFY, :. ATTORNEY AT LAW, MORGANTOWN, KYi, Will craotlce in the counties of Butler, Warren, Mnhlewbuig, Ohio, and MCJean. Prompt attention given to ine couocuoo of claims. ... References Wheeler A Rlgga, HoUIijpworth A Bro., Chas. Eabcoca A Co. apS 1 ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR at LAW MARION, Crittenden County, Kentucky. apl7 wtf No. 1.438.) United States Marshal's Notice. United Slates ol America, District of In diana, 8s: FrilK.Kr.AK. A LIBEL OF IN' W lormaliou was filed lu the District Court of the United Stales for the District of Indiana, ou the 22d d -y of September. 1. bv Henry Huber. John Sheer, and John Kriedlev. by Charles E. Marsh, Esq., their proctor, against seven coal barges and their tackle, uelzed at said district lor a came of salvage civil and maritime, and eiaiml'ng damaiies in the sum of I , and firavlng process against said barges, and hat tne same may be condemned and sold therefor. Now, therefore. In pursuance of the monition under the seal ol said Court to me directed and delivered, I do hereby give public notice to all. persons claiming said goods, or any part thereof, or in any mann.r 1r teres Led therein, that they De and appear before the said, the District Court of tbe united States, to De neid at me ciiy of Indian a noils, in and for the District of Indiana, ou the first Monday of November next, at 10 o'clocn ol the lorenoon oi iobi day, then and tbera to interpose their claim and make their allegations in that behalf. BEN. 8POONER. Marshal, TJ. B. By Samuel, Day, Deputy. A ttest : J. D. HoWLA.s e, Clerk. . se23dUt United States Marshal's Sale. No. 1,416. fY TIKTIIi; F A VEsrniTioxi exvona Issued out of tbe office of the cierh of the District Couit of the United Slates tor toe District of Indiana, sitting as a Court of Admuality.npon a final decree, In the case of bhuiteeihumau fc Co. vs. the steamboat "Stonewall J.ckgon,'' her en gines, tackle, apparel, and furniture, 1 will, on TUESDAY, the i6th day of September. 1S38, between toe hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and 4 o'clock. P.M oi saiu uay,i me courthouse door, on Main Street, in the city of Evansville, county or Vanderburgh, and State of inalaL a, sell at public auction to the highest bidder the said steamboat Ston-.watI Jackon," her engines, tackle, apparel, and furniture. BEN.SPOONER, . United Hates Marshal: ' By Samuki. Datt Depoty. Chas. E. Maksh, Proctor for Libellants. se!2dtd . IIEADQUARTEB Wor JSooin and Slioes, SO. 85 MAIN STBEKT. wived a large stock -of UWW.iiuu SHOES, which he sells , : VERY LOW. ' .J . Call and see for yourselves, .r ,,, JOHN J. 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O XT It, It TJ JL. JH IS, Airr our: lti oots. A Tlmtly New Work by Judos WiLLts. . aqi:nts wanted. The book for Agents. OM and youn, learned and nt;?earued, need Itcon.slaully. All take H reaiiily, as t.ie price huits tbo time. It has no competitor. It is finely illustrated wHh steel plates. Over SwJ pages. The bt chance yet offered lor men and tomeu to make money without risk. Send for terms. Extra inducements given. Secure first choice ot field. PARMELKE A t'O.. Publisfcers, 738Sansoin street, Puiiadelpnla, Pa. ALL STYLES A?fl SHAPES W- KT TO I KS FOIt NOTHING. "W Any cue who sends n an order for FIVE (JV) AXE-, ii ONE DOLLAR AD A HALF EACH, with tbe cpsti. will receive ONE EXTRA, FOR NOl'Hl.NU. We will put our Axe alongside of any other make, f rd prove It the best finished and the largest sieel, i-teasuriug two and a half lucues. We have m;de Axes for twenty-lwo yea. 8, and won't yield the palm in hhape lo nay manufacturer and yet couiews that a "mucker of Illinois." called t'o iurs, beat us in his patent mi ape. 'lhe circular bit and continuous edge make the same labor produce t-vice as much efiect. . W e call it COLBURN ' PAI EN T KED JACKET AXE. Any ore who sends us an order for FIVK AXtH or tills Kliape, at TWO DOLLARS () EACH, will receive ONE EXTRA, FOR NOTU1NW. All resnonsibla hnrdwure dealers sell tba MLIPPlNCia'T AXES." Buy of them. But ,f there should happen to be one so unt'orlunate as not to know u-t. hcu.i the money and we vill be su.o to please you. JLIFFINCOrT A- BAKU WELL, PrrTHBUEQ, Pa., Sole owners of C'olburn's Patent Axe. J. A P. COATS Twist their best Spool Cotton SIX-C0ILI) With special reference to the waaU of SEWINO 3IA0IIINES. Nos. 40, 46, 50, 60, 70, . Esjecially, are STRONGER THAN EVER BEFORE. For Sale by all Dealers in Dry Goods an l Jvlions. 3250Month guaranteed. Sure Saiariua paid weekly. Aseuls van ted everywhere to sell our Patent Kverlailina White Wire llotheilAte. Call st or address the GIIiAiUJ WIR MILLS. Philadelphia, Pa. Agenls Wantedrr'tSii'.Oruide Hunting-Cated Walchet, bent ln nation Oold Watchei made. Price Sli. tlreHt liiduceiue-jts to A 6uts. Address ORUlIE WATCH CO., Bo ton, Mass. Wanted Affcntsrt7 l sell' the Genuine Improved Common henxe Family Hewing itachine. Prtne oii;y itS. Address SECOM11 CO., PitUiburg, Pa., or Boston, Mass. $120 O A VKAK TO AGENTS to sell the SJ AR SHUTTLB. BiiWiNd MACHINE. Full particular free. Extra Inducements to expe rienced agents. Call on or address W. U. WILSON fc CO., Cleveland, O. ; Boston, Mass.; or St. Louis, Mo. TO UUUD TErSTT AGENTS. We will guaranty SSO per week aud ex penses. For patll-uiars address O. W . JACKSON A CO., Baltimore, Md. WASTED - PALES M EN - To travel for a Manufacturing Company aud sell by sample. Good wages are gcaanteed. Address, with stamp, II. D. HAMILTON k CO.. o. Hi Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Rlnnrl- SfANlIOI-Nothing so imuiwuu DorUrnt. Send two stamns for sealed 72 pages on toe whole subject. DR. WHITTIKR. confidential physician. 017 St. Chariea Street, St. Louis, Mo., stands pre-eminently rxive all others iu UiS specialty. No matter who failed, state your case. Patients treated by mall in every Staie. Of the Multitudes tTc?vth"nt tt!ne Dostnre. more than two-tuirds suffer from Constipation. Do "'y.ariO'w iht. -n ru-rjislonal resort to TARRAN l'H SELTZER APERiENT would prevent all their misery! It regniaung properuei are unparalleled. oisai. " u ucmcia m medoin a, WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR MOLD Afl SILVER WATCH KM, -ST Hvlnir Mael lnes. Silk Dress Put. terns, Carpetlngs, Domestio Uoods, tc C1R CULA B S BJ2vT FR KK, Giving 'oil particulars, or ten checks sent tor one Dollar describing ten dltfereut articles which we will sell for One Dollar Eaeli. Splendid inducements offered to Agents sending us ciabs. Addrests LABONTE & BABBITT, No. 83 Sudbury Street, Boston, Mass. iu. viiTrTiisT, 617 fit, Charlet t treet, St. Louis, Mo., Who treats confidentially all delicate, lntiicHte, and longstanding complaints, publinlies a pampnlet which should bo read bv every young man In America. Send two stamps. 1'atlenis everywhere. State your case. A" "ii E . S V A.Mt:i Ll g h t busiuet,, large profits. 10e. for suiple, wortn itc. B. UEH R, Shlremantowu, Pa, Missouri Lands. SIX PAHL'E LS I -SO, 91, 2iX. 21J0. 2210. ud 3620 ncres-in Larry County, lor sale. 6oo. ier acre, by 1 E. . SHEPHARD, -J - ', 2 Bowling Green, N. Y. City. , io. at N obth First Strk , Will e pleaseil to ste all their old custo -ers, i-ii as many new ones as will awj them with a call. A full assortment or Orocerles, etc, aiwuys on hand, and ior sale at the lowest ni.irket P1"11 . 1ahamai -AgeuU for Stafford M.Hh Alabama) Cotton Yarns, at ma uutaoturers WeunUoive ipecial induettnent to buying for CASH- , 1