Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 October 1868 — Page 2

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ik m B' ' irtfrs5i! I ., ' ' m . 'VVBLlfrUKD BY THt SYA8i,1Li,K JOVRSAL ; OilPASX JLjx-mbi Street. Evn4lli.' ' ,.-:..OCTOBEK 9,' 1H68 IOK I'lttMDEJiT, GENERAL U. S.. GRANT, rU VICE PRESIDENT, Hon ; S CB D YLER v COLFAX; - - - . - . KEPITRI.ICAN KTA1K TICKET. 4f, i, roiieovKHSo, "" 11 CONRAD BAKER. ,u.- i-Or Vanderburgh. . ' fob i.ncE-rfcxATrr covxrok, qwxkl will cumback; .a Of Decatur Co. : ' FOR CONGRESS, s G iss, JAM ES 0. VEATC EI. ' l OJTTCTKJTP TlflST COMMON iPLK A3 DISTRICT r ISA AC S. MOORE, " "' or Warrick County. OR rEOfJ:CUTlJJa ATtORHKY, -. JOHN'IE.'i'niLLirS, .a.ii Oi Gibson County. " ' 'T(M STATE SEKATOK, A?A IGLEUAItT, . ,t "a t." . KEPHF-SINTATIVPS. -'"AUGUSTUS.' LJvMCKE, JOHN G. FOTTS, Of Scott.' MR CO DUTY CLSK. SOREN SORENSON. X 51 rOK RFCOBtEK,' CASRER TOMIIEMELT. . 4 . J, 'Ott'TEEASCBKil. " . msi ILL. WARREN, JR. ai . i ' 1 ' TOE CORONKB, " ' " SAMUEL 1VHAVLIN. rOBKUL TSTATK AFPKAISKR. MOSES AIKEN, '.ot Knight 1 1 TOtl COJtMISSIONKB,' .-SAMUEL BARKER, ; ' 'Pf XJulon. Agents for the Journal. H. A. Haix. Princeton, Ind. " . Capt. Lkvi FriausrN. Pelei-sburgh, ina. IIakky K: f-rtn, VahtPKton-Iud. W. J!.. HismswAT.Boonvlll.Ina. 1". K. IiiDi.KK, New burrh, Ind. John M. LK'Kiw. Alt. Vernon, Ind. J. M. FosTK-K. Fort I.rantb.Ind.. K. W. W ea f.k, Poseyvilie. Ind. H. b: Cf'RWiN, -oraervllle, Ind. " " . Bpt. viiiTie.t'yrihl8Da, lDn. K.J. I ooeiw. New llarnioD.y, Ind. " s Uaktfy IIond, Ha.lelon,lnd. . ' 'I hj!. MtCTjT en. Hundeisvllle, Ind. T'K-niK Minus. l!Ia k HawK Mllla. ind. 'l i y will nlfo receive and forward to o ort'.t rt. lor tiina ugauu uu nuuug. , Why 'do-.-s the Journal reporter fail to nubiiah the allowances of bills. tie, in its report of the proceedings of the (JuiiMV Lotnnvs-tioners. 06 cai?e 1 a Rmlical Board 18 making lno.a ilt.IM-.MlV1 J MAT14 t .1 -rOTi,',!-4a.l Kadicul -eflrTors of tbe countv? -(WoMr; JotTR.vAl.. pub lish trre a;iowances of the County Camni'Hsioneri. The people, and your llenuMican tneods Darticularlv. wou'd bo pleaded to know how trie county money is being spent. Courier Vve "might, with equal propriety, ask why does not the Courier publish tne ailuwaoces. iney are public records sdJ accessible to all, and if there is capital to be made out of them the Democracy; ought by all means to be informed of them. We have made it a practice, at the close of each term of the Commissioners' Court, to publish the allowances in full. We do not remember ever to have setn them in the columns of the Courier. , , , Vermont, Maine, Connecticut. The to wu. elections in Connecticut, last Monday, show that the State is coming into. line and will follow the lead of Vermont and Maine in November. It is very significant that in the city of New ITaven alone, where Governor. English resides, the Demorats lose over thirteen hundred votes, or about four hundred more ' than their majority in the whole State last. Spring. It is hardly necessary to fay that the election was closely contested. So it-will be all' through the North. The tide is everywhere rising, and will bear Grant and Colfax on to a sweeping victory. Republicans of Indiana! let us rally tati the rollcall, and every man stand firm at his post. ' ' '-: That brilliant statistician! 4 Alexander Delmah, is the target for universal ridicule. "It has -transpired that the errors in his figures amount in the aggregate to 160,000,0001 One single estimate is sufficient to illustrate his ignorance and stupidity. The original estimate for the Navy was about $ 17.000,000. This was "reduced by strikiogat the largest items not absolutely -necessary, and; by cutting down the fjree'.'of officers and men, which nowoonsi$t" cf. about 10,000 men. The actual expenditures in the three fh'-al iuioklKi past amount - to $0,000,000. Mr. Delmar, " in" his " tables," estimates the requirements of tbe Navy at $47-000,000.! 'This trifling mistake, aided to his forgetfalness in taking into consideration the actual receipts of the New York Custom House, entitle Mr. Deuiab to the very first rank s a blunderer. The New; Ytirk Sun alluding lo Frank Blair's assertion in his speech in Cincinnati that the reconstruction laws have been de'eided to ! be unlawful, ' null and void,' " by the Supreme Court of the United States, the body authorized to pass upon such questions," pertinently asks, "Where, when, and in what case was sui-u a decision given by the Supremo Coui? If General Blair: can tell,' he has sources of information not open ';o orJinary lawyers." The Sun thinks, perhaps, General BLAIR " has late and more perfect reports of the decisions of the Supreme Court than are known to the public in general," and cills upon him to make them known immediately. . Kebellion is rampant in Texas, and officers of the Freedmen's Bu reau, belonging to the, regular , army, are as much in danger, it appears from official reports made to General Howard, as if they were among a tribe of savages on the Plains. Such are some of the, If gitimato -effects of the Tammany platform and the Blair revolutionary programmes. The election of Grant and Colfax is the

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AnW Mmedr far this anarchy, and 1 d J " -Iw -ill Va ;ff,tnaL We have little nope tnai johnsu umiuiouauu will do anything in vindication ot Jaw and order in the rebel districts. ; The Nebraska State election does not occur on the first Tuesday of Oc tober, as heretofore stated on the authority of the Trilune A1m,dnacj but on the second Tuesday instead the day of ourown election. I 1 Irish Republicans. . ; The laree number of Irish' voters in New York, Cincinnati, St. Louis and other places, who are enrolling themselves i -Rennblican organiza tions, is one of the significent signs of the. timcH. Cuonftr's Institute, m New York,' was filled to overflowing, the other evening, by an enthusiastic Irish Republican meetine which was addressed bv Senator Conness and other eloquent Irish orators. Hundreds of Celtic voters in this city, who never yet east a Republican ballot, will, we trust, break away from the old party trammels and give their votes for Grant and the Republican ticket. Our advices from St. Louis ilar effect. We know what desperate exertions will be made to nrevent this exercise of the freeman's independent . right. But we trust these efforts will not avail in suppressing the good movement bo auspiciously becvo. ; ' Intellicent Irishmen, who have hitherto adhered to the Democratic party, must have long since become restive under the consciousness tnat all voters of their race were regarded as so much political capital always reliable for whatever Democratic ticket might be set up, whether their wishes were consulted pr not. They must have seen the effect of this assurance, wnich . tbe past has so neatlv justihed, upon their politioal fortunes, and how injurious it has been to the advancement of Irishmen, as a race, in this country.: Their welfare would be largely promoted by at least a division of their .political forces, and by dispelling the Demo cratic notion that partydnll is sum cient at all times to carry their vote in solid column for the Democracy Their self-respect must be lessened by. the reflection ' that citizens of every other nationality have refused to be bound en masse to the chariot wheels of any party, while they have been treated; aa - shackled captives of Democratic victors. . A i little unbiased .reflection, party prejudice being thrust aside, must convince the intelligent Irish voter who has for any time watched our po litical affairs, that the so-called Dem ocratic party is far removed from the influence oi real Democratic princi ples; that, in upholding slavery, it W dobe all in its power to exalt canUal at the expense of labor; that it has long since ceased to be a party mat recognizes tne will of the people as the supreme law, but aims ever to 101st the opinions and purposes of sett-constituted leaders upon their humbltr followers, contriving, by means ot upera iiouse clubs, and the line aristocratic comDinations, to con trol, in secret, the action of the mass es; and that it treats the Irish vote as its property,-not as a political ele ment tuny entitled to its voice in al that concerns the nublio welfare There is little, in truth, save a misap propriated name, that is fitted to at tract any foreign voter to the Democratio side. We appreciate the difficulty which any man finds in breaking away from old party associations. But we remember, also, how large an element of the present Republican party was but a few years ago in the Democratic organization, and left it on account of its abject subserviency to protlavery dictation, 6f its complacency toward armed traitors at the South, or lor other reasons based in a love of freedom, self-respect, and patriotic impulse. Wo do not expect extensive inroads, in a day, upon ranks hitherto so compact in the Democratic line as the voters of Irish origin. But the time has come for a break in this phalanx. So much as this is already assured. . We hail it as a good omen for those chiefly interested. The Republican party, without this help, is Strong enough to carry the day triumphantly, yet it is not so strong but that ail new adherents will be cordially welcomed and faithfully regarded. Cincinnati Chronicle. - The Election-Business. Peace or war is the great issue to be decided through the ballot box this year. Naturally, therefore, business men take a lively interest in the eleotlon, and are governed in their operations, as the campaign progresses, by the prospects. When Seymour and Blair were nominated on a revolutionary and repudiation platform, the credit of the Government suffered; bonds declined in London; gold advanced In New York to 150, and business everywhere was depressed.' The Vermont election was the first popular response to the New . York platform, and that sent gold' down three per cent, Maine followed in the same line, and gold fell fou per cent., and now, as it becomes evident that Grant will sweep the country .gold continues to fall standing to-day at 140, which is ten points below the price reached on the paniciclused by the Democratic Tammany Hall deliverance. , In the meartime there has been a 6teady growth of confidence in mercantile ' circles, and a marked improvement in general business. If this has resulted in anticipation of the defeat of the revolutionary party, what may we expect when Grant shall be actually elected? On the other hand, if Seymour's nomination sent gold un 10 net cent.. and caused general depression in busi. nens, what would oe tne . effect ot a Democratic victory in November? These are- questions that business men can readily answer. There are men in business who support Seymour, because they ihink he will be defeated anynow, ana tney vote merely to secure Sornhera trade. liut if Seymour should Ce successiul, we ask these gentlemen to tell us what bouthern trade would be worth r If the eountry is to' be ngain revolu tionized, as it, i would be under the rrar.k Blair programme,, no . man would sell a dollars worth of goods to the South, on credit; there would be no Northern trade, and there would be a panio in business such as fri DV bej? "Perienced since lhol. 1 he disaster would bo so terrible and sweeping that no man would" escape it. It would cause a suspension of business; it would stop improvementa; it would throw the people out of employmentit would depreciate the currency in the hands of all classes until a greenback, dollar would not bo-worth forty cents in gold, and it would set the whole industrial interests of the country back five years. ; This is no exaggerated picture of the events that would follow the election of Seymour and Blair, and we commend it to those who carry their patriotism in their pocket who are supporting Seymour and Blair merely as a bid for trade.

"Buain what the country needs now is repose. Thia 'I'Kia.. llHMn t.;rn a The work of reconstruction, will be speedily completed. Civil governments will be established and maintained in all the late rebel States; all classes of citizens will be protected in their rights; agricultural and commercial interests will prosper; stability will be assured in national finances; the thieves who are now plundering the government.-will be driven out; the taxes paid by the people will go into the Treasury of the people, insteaH of into the pockets of the rings of Treasury eaters, and we shall have lighter taxes with a grndual reduction ; of the National debt. ... . . .71 In a purely business point of; view. therefore, the election is .one of ex traordinary importance: but great as this is. it sinks into comparative insignihcaace when we consider its re- . . . 1... ... ations to tne oesciniesot tne country. In loot the people were called upon to decide whether they would .save the Government by the sword. The decision was in the affirmative, and after four years of bloody war, the oss of 400.000 lives, and the ex penditure of five thousand millions of treasure, the rebellion was sup pressed. Now, in 1868. the people are called upon to decide by the bal lot whether they will keep the gov ernment, which they -fought to save. out of the hands of men who fought to destroy it. , it this decision should be in the negative, the rebels who were defeated in the hel would tri umph at the ballot box, and the " loBt cause" would be regained; the rebel nag would be unfurled, and the pre cious blood which was so freely pour ed out in defense of the nation's hon or and the nation's life would prove to have been shed in vain. ' --: i Freemen! these are the Questions to be decided at the ballot box. i Are you ready?. The first charge is to be made one week from to-morrow.. In Pennsylvania, in Ohio and in Indiana votes will be cast that, if they do not virtually decide, will largely influence. the .November contest. , For tbe per formance of this great and important task, therefore, only week remains tor work. . Are you ready f tinnn nati Cazelte. ... ; s DRUGGISTS. FSKD. SCHUZRMAKTJS-. W. B, BCRFORD SCHUEBMANN & BUBF0RD, . Apotliccaries, OPERA DRUG STORE, . (CHANDLER'S BLOCK,) No. 18 South First Street. : : KVASSVILLE, ISD. Dealer? tn Fore Dragf, Medicines, and (juemicais; vv ices, jsi&Dcuef , etc , lor mtiai clual pnroosea. i . .. Wilt keep constantly on hand a large assortment of 1'errumeries, Toilet Soaps Hair. Nall.T-iotb. and Cloth Braxbes. " Freticrlptioua carefully com pounded t mi oours. .. iaui iiim H. J. bCHLAKPmt. ...!.. ...... CSILIB I2f PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, --.- - " AIS1 CIIEXICALS, "Wines and Brnudlcs, Where yon ciin find the largest stock Of loiiet Articles in tne w esu Physicians' prescriptions ' filled at all hours day or plxlit, by none but experienced Prescription Druggists. mayatdUm , ' CLOUD & AMX, Wholesale J8ruggiatA A SD MANUFACTURING CHEMIST No. 16 North First Street .i AGENTS FOR GEORGE H. REED'S DOIllLESlAt LIQUID DYES. . ' GENERAL AGENTS FOB : ( DR. ARMISTEAD'S TONIC SYRUl UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, and . PILE OINTJttENT." 7 All orders nromptlv filled. apr JOII.V IAVAI, Wholesale and Retail Prngg j; Dealer In . Medicines Paints, Oils, : Brushes, &c. HAIS ST., bet. Second and Third, E vans ville. In d. Particular attention given to CUTTING WINDOW ULA.HS lr aoy le. J Juntfl dtl MRS. N. L. FAY, ElfM'iro-IIotiiiiic I'liyMtclati. . ; Impart Immediate Relief to A'ervou Unease s. . -CONSULT A'l ION FREE. ' Particular atteution paid to Female Weak rf sses. Residence and Office Second Street. bet. Locust and Walnut. Jyl7 d3m CAMPAIGN NOTICE LANPHEAR & MITCHELL. - We are now ready for the iFail & Winter Trade ofl868, With ONE OF THE VERT LARGEST (U cot tbe largest) STOCKS of v...,, MES'S AND BOYS' ! Hn,t and Caps, LADIES' AND MISSES TRIMMED HATS ' ; and SHAKER HOODS, In the State of Indiana ; and aa It Is to tbe Interest of every merchant to have a large assortment to select Irora, let no oue tail to give us a call, as we are In direct competition with Cincinnati, Louisville, Bt. Louis, and Chicago. OUR PRICES BE WILL WW. ALWAYS Come every one ! Plenty of goods for all LANPHEAR & MITCHELL, No. 28 North First Street, EVANS VILLE. We will have a large lot of Calendars for our customers by the middle of (September. Come and get one. au&l d3m

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. (Successors to sUete 4 Trlble.) MANCTACTURKita OW AMD DEALERS Cf Sash, Doors, Btlnds, Frames; MOULDINGS, &c. All orders for worte lir the Building line io uiuuijjbijr aiieuueu lo. -V ?,?J?n Rt an U y on hand all ktd ?kUfcINe and POPLAR FLOO ISO, 'WEATHERBOAROINO, Ac nnwiuj 01 every .utiscripuou alu Drewrtnt Of Lumber done to order. VaMAnr At KA 1-1 . ... a Trlble, - becona St., bet. Chestnut and Chen?. j . KVANBVIIJK, IND, . : , 1In retirincr from tl ahnTA nartnArahln I desire to return my thanks to my mends who have favored me with bunlues. and wocm asa their continuance with the new firm. - JAMES aiEELE. Evaniville, Jan. 29. LUMRER LVjUBER t ' THE MUBSCKIBKK CONTINUE the Lumber Business at bis old stand at the corner of Main and iseventh Streets, and would respectfnlly inform the public that his stock: fx large and second to md' in the assortments, embracing Pine ot 1 thicknesses and quality, from the nloe Third Common Saginaw Board up k Three-Inch First Clear Plank. - J Also, 500 DOORS of various thickness, and styles, and . Window Sash. Pine and Ponlar Khintrlu S and 4 -feet lath. Monldintw. Caainae Qnarter-Round, tc, Ac. Orders from the country, river or raU filled promptly, ., eaum J OtlJN IT. UJL.OV1CK. BUILDERS' EMPORIUM. ) E HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE follrkwincr: &n1 offer them ' at remarkably low prices: 60,000 faet YELLOW PINE FLOORING; 30,000 feet POPLAR FLOORING ; 100,000 3POPLAR LATHS; ' ' 100,000 POPLAR SHINGLES; r 2,000 barrel cboice WHITE LIME ; ''ifiOO barrels CEMENT, . : - Also on hand a fall stock of Doors, Sash . Blinds, Glass, Nails. Paints, Oils, and Building Hardware. - ') BABCOCIT & STEELE, Water' Street, bet, Locust and Walnut, ' . au8 dAwdao . Evaksvuu, Iko Builders and Painters. - E HAVE IN STORE, ,000 pounds strictly pure White Lead. 60,000 pounds pure Star White Lead. 60,000 pounds Bay State White Lead. 1,000 gallons Linseed Oil. 5,000 pounds No. 1 Putty, In Bladder Cans. Window Glass, all sises. -Glasiers' Points mid Putty Knives. COLORS of every variety, DRY oi OIL. All of which we are selling aa che as can be purchased In the Wesu KELLER & WHITE, .Wholesale Druggists, Evansville, Ind. mchStt WILLIAM IIlTlVlNEiL, - M ANTTT ACTC BIH OW Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, &c. and Dealer In Pine and Poplar Lumber, Shingles SIDING, FLOORINtt, Sr. Office ancTFactory, Corner ffth and Walnut Streets, Jvansvllie, Ind. Orders from abroad promptly attended to. mal8 dtf : Evansville Slate Depot. B UILDERS' E MP OR I UM TS7E ARE THE AfSEKTS FOR one fV of the largest Slate manufactories in tne country ,ana are prepared to rnrnisn at me manuiacturers- prices, on snort nolice, the followine: Roofing Slate of different styles and quality; Slate Hearths; Slute Jams for Fire-places ; Slate Black Boards for Schools; Slate and Marble Tiles for Floors: ' And would particularly call attention to the fact that the Slate Hearths, Jams, and UiacK .Board is tne cneapest ana nest arti cle lor tne purpose now Known. BABCOCK & STEELE, Water, bet. Locust and Walnut Sta. . may29 3md TO BUILDERS. WISH TO NOTIFY THE BCILD JL ers and public In general, that I have ers a barx on baria and am sun receiving a large stock of Michigan. Saginaw, and Green Bay lne and Poplar Flooring and Siding, PINE LUMBER, SHINGLES, &o., hlch I will sell cheap for cash. . WM. HUNNEL. Office and Factory corner Fifth and Walnut Streets, Evansville, Ind. Jel83m JAMES SWANS0N & SON, ' Wholesale and Retail Dealers in IHSTE LUMBER : Shingles, Lath, Doors, and Sash. ' Also, a large assortment of Allegheny, Chicago, and Toledo Lumber and Floorlne, messed and Undressed, on hand and for sale. . . .. i v . . Extra Sawed and Shaved Pint Shingles, eighteen inches long. We respectfully solicit the cltltens of Evansville to give us a call and examine our block: oeiore purchasing eisewuere. 1 Yaed ox Watkk Btrkkt, (Opposite Lamasco Wharf), Evansvili Ail orders promptly attended to. xnay23d6m CARPETS. WAREHOUSE. VM. E. FRENCH & CO. Kos. 47 and 49 Main St., EYA5SYIL1E. The largest aad most complete assortment of Rouse-Furnisliing Goods In the STATE OF INDIANA. In 8TYLB. Q CM LITT. and PRIOS, we DEFY ALL COMPETITION, EAST OR WEST. .... In . addition to all goods, we have - our other lines ot 40,000 Rolls WALL PAPER, at UNUSUALLY LOW FIGURES. By means of a NEW INVENTION In the production of UULU FAKI.OH PAPBSi, which we control in this market, we are now enabled to sell these elegant goods at about 25 PER CENT. less than tbev were ever before offer , in this market. KTUIVECS ACALL'M apr!7 dtf WM. BEATIS, XJ. S. Claim A-arent. Also, REAL ESTATE-and COLLECTOk. AGENT. . ., Office on Main street, between Third and Fourth, No. (over Keller"! Gon store).

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DRY .. GOODS. -.1 mm 1 Hi 5; r. . m- , i-'i v.i LLJlO " ?. T. j- t MiTD a'i-ftB.T 1-1 " .V i "i ja H - rn 111 kW 0 '.15 II O il s o . ill : 1 ;.i: TfTF HAVE Jl'ST OPENED THE - WW largest, -finest, and best assorted stock of i WHITE OOODS ever brought to EvansvUle,'" ' U. ". ", The ladles of this city have Ion felt tbe neea oi a nrst-eiass w Dlie uoous tiouse, and in order to fcupply the demand we are just opening a beautiful stock of ,,, EHBltOIDEKIES, Ol.T IIAXDREK.CIIIEF.S , MEN'S, WO Bf EN'S, AND CHILDREN '8 AKD FANCY NOTfONS. Onr prices will be as Jow as the same cIssh of goods can be bought in Sew York. For Fl N E, F R E S H GOODS. NEW styles, and great bargains; can ; E. A. COOKE & iCO;3, J No. 10 FIRSTj: STREET,1) ,i I ' Nearly opposite the New Opera House. aul8dSm v. l ' - 1 STATIONERY. ; John n.; scott, r ; V Bookseller, stationer ITlQlVBDEALEn, Ko. 53 MAIJf STREET car, Second, au!5dly . ,." EVA8.viii:lNB. , CINCINNATI Paper .'V:l!11aredllse' CH ATFIELD & WOODS, MANUFACTURERS ASD WHOLES A LI 1 ' PAPER DEALERS 77 and 79 Walnut Street, Keep constantly oU hand a complete as . aortmenii oi,.,.,0rj j FLAT-CAP, FOLIO, DEMY, MEDIUM, , KOlAL, AKD tUFlU-KUYAb t FLAT LETTERS, various weights ; FLAT COMMERCIAL, ANU f AtKbl WOTBi Hubbard's fJXA.z.KD cuv.it fAfiiws, Nos. 1 and 2: also, other brands.- of all colors; PRINTERS' CARD tiTOCK, in sheets, colored and white: also. CUT CARDS, In lull variety of qualities and llIWi 1 ,"!.".., I .' i. r. ..: (. ii-'J. R ULED LETTER; NO TE, AND t .,' i A ill Jiiw, tr Various weights and qualities. . i : KAHtTFACTTjaKK OF : ' ' ! ' ' PAPER B AOS & 'FLO R SACKS All uses and nnmbersf flrsf qnaiity , . , f- of paper.Newt Paper, Manilla Paper, Book Paper, wrapping jxtper, uaiorea rrmur trtper. Ham taper. Starch Iiper, Octndlm 'J, Paper, Tar Boards, Straw Boards. ' eatliera of all Iiiuda For Binders' use, together with TOOLS and ' BIN OCRS MACHINERY, . All of which we offer at lowest: market prises. ..s,;: -v, vf-i Orders by mall promptly filled. , , . - I CHATFIELD A' WOODS. ,, , , ' 1 77 and 70 Walnut Street, 1 mar21 dtf Cincinnati. FISH & BARTER, . f: i-.i.iXilii '-' ci hi Wholesale BookseUprs fr. Stationers, .oxfeT-tm SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK i BQOKS; -i zii .11. ii.! f MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PAPER EN fELOFES '.(it li jJli j - AITD v. Oeneral tatioriery. No. 19 IVXaln Street,,, ETansVille Indiana. V July91y I Hi :, FREDERICK: GEIL, Dealer in 1 !i i i j 'y PIANOS, MELO DE-ONE. and all kinds of Musical Instrument! -. InstrHCtlon Books, Sheet Music, -. .; ultar and Violin Strings, ; : . i c, 4c. ' ' forth Side Third Street, - - ; '' ' 1 , Between Sycamore and Vine, . : Evansville, Ind. Bole Agents) for Steinwav A Hons' ana CulcKeriDg A Son's Gold Medal Pianos: also for Haynea Bro. s Pianos, and i-nnce croioen ueioueens and Organs. fp ; , . , ' ' ' i I - . - , M A T T H E W 7 D ALZ E LL, Wholesale Dealer in : . ,3 Groceries, Nails, White Lead, Lime, Ho. 18 Water Street, ; V ; V : ;z

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A pli ETS WANTED For RICHARDhON'S irewt and nodular work, the ISONAL HISTOKYof OESlKItAIORAXT, with Life cf SCHUYLER COLFAX. In ono vnjume. . - "The lite.atare of our modern history has produced uo book whlcb will ramanid. greater attention." N. Y. 'JMbune. 4 Tins work ws prepared, as 1 know, with aDPrOVal Of ilrnoril I. rant anil lU.nlh ir faMlacoew to matter bttheno fTl torn vijo uuno. -cttt. eyraeMse journal. , - Send for circulars. d dress H. W, bLl.SS A CO., Toledo, Ohio. THE SU( 'OFTcirf Of our Dollar Sale has caused such A COMPLETE ' V B E:V,O L U T-.-l 1 : - I IV T R A Y-i .V ' : ' That, In order to supply the demand occasioned by iur uwsiaotiy increasing pa. tronage, we have recentlv mad im.n.. tloos for tbe Fall trade, direct from European manufacturers, . Amounting to nearly $50!.00. S lhAt we are preoared to sell every.dei ' ;.. - . cription; of , ti . ,.. DRY, AND F NUT GOODS. BILVKR PLATED W ARK. CUTLERY. WATCHES, ALBUMS, JEWELKi. o. ' Of better aualitr than an v ollmr mnm lu thecouutry, lor tbe uniform price of On Dollar for Each Article. " ' s-The best of Boston or TNi pw Vnrir Vrerences given as to tbe reliability of our bouse, -and tnafc our business is conducted In tbe fairest and most le ultimate manner JossiOie, and that we give greater value or the money than can bo obtained in any other way.- : -ALL GOODS DAMAGFD K BBOKIN IN Tl-AMBPOBTATI03T EU'iACHD WITHOUT CHAltUE. arChecks describing articles sold sent to agents in f'lubsat rates mentioned below. We guarantee everv ar lcle to cost less than If bought at any Boston or New IOTK AtOUSe. , ! ,- . 1 ' MM . , , Our Commissions to Agents i!.xceea tuote oi. any otner-estaniisiimeni of the ind, proof of this can be fouud in com paring our premiums with those of others fob Ct uhs of-thx 8amk hizk. In adanion to wnicn , we ciaim to give Deiter goods of tbe same character.' . WE WILL 'SEND To AGENTS FREE OF l CHAKUK, i ) For a Club of 0 and Three Dollars 1 doz. eood linen Shirt Fronts. 1 set Solid -old KtudsAll Wool Cassimere for Panto. Fine f White Counterpane, latge size. -1 eleKant Balmoral bKirt. M varus urown or bleach' ed Sheeting, ood quality, yard wide. 1 ele Kant iuu i iciui a Morooco-uouua fnoto, Album. 1 double lens Stereoscope and 12 Foreign Views. 1 silver-plated engraved 5 botlie Castor. 1 elegant SUk . Fan, with Ivorv or Sacdal -Wood Frame, featlie-ed ege and spangled. 1 Steel CarvlnK Kulie ana ors; vei-y Dest quauiy, wuiinory bill a tired handio. l hand oixie bended and Lined Parasol. 20 yarus good Print.- 1 very fine DamaKk Table Cov-r. 1 pr. best quality Ladles' Serge Congress Boots. 1 dozen' fine Linen Towels. Y, dozen Rogers' best silver Desert Forks. I Ladlets' large real Morocco Traveling Bag. 1 fancy cress pat tern. V, dozen- elegant Silver Plated engraved Napsln Rings. 1 dozen Ladles' line Merino or cotton Mtocuilngs. Ueuts' beavy chased solid Gold Ring. 1 pair Ladles' blab cut BaJmorai Bootti. 1 eleitant Delame Dress Pattern. 1 Violin and Bow, in box complete 1 set Jewelry ,'pin, ear drops and sletve uuitona.' br a Cluo of SO and Five Dollars 1 black or colored Alapacca Drew Pattern. 1 . set lace Curtains, i pr. All Wool Blankets. Knuraved Silver plated 6 bottle Kevolv ing (Ji.lor. 1 beautllul Writing Detk. 1 solid Gold carf Pin. & yds. very flne Cassimere. for Pants and vest, l set ivory balanced handte Knives, with si ver plated Forks. 1 elegant Satin Parasol, heavily bead. d and lined with -ilii. 1 nr. eents' ttlt Boots. 30 yds. t-J Print. 30 yds. good brown or bteHLdp"' greeting, yard wide. or 40 yds. yt g od quality. 1 ladier.'. elecaul L morocco Traveling baa. 1 square W ool SliHwI. 1 plain No. wlch Poplin oress pattern 24 yds. dou. widlu cloth lor Ladies' l loak. iieuant enuraved sli ver plated Te-i Pot. a yds double Width water-proof cloth for clocking. 'For a ;lnb of lOO ana Ten Dollars rich Merino or Tbtbbet tires- pattern. 1 pair of hoe Uiinask Tab e C otha and Napkins lo matcb. 1 pr geuts' French Calf Itots. i heavy sliver plated engraved ice Pitcher. Very i fine All Wool Ciotn for Ladles' Cloak. eb very best quality brown or bleacbed sbeeting. 74 yds. fine t. assimere fo salt. 1 elegani op, in uress pa tern, i beautiful EuaH-li Berate .Slmwl. 1 set of Ivorv balanced handle Knlv-s aii'i ForKS. 1 ladles' or gents sllv- r Hunting-case Wtuk. l ti tict 1 1 ! Portuble Sewing inacillue. apitouiu ruinriy diuio ntetu enirraviniTH. with record and ptiotograph nnueM., 2 viia. eood iiemi) i;ariH-tlnic. icobd colors. 1 nalr icood Marseilles O.ulit. 1 good tlx rei revolver. 1 elegant fur Muff andCaoe 1 sinsie barrel Khot Uun 1 si I ver plated, engravtd,8 bottled Kevolviug Castor, cut class boitles. 1 very line Violin and Bow. in case. 1 set Ivory balanced k'nivmniKl Fork! Presents for larger Clubs increase In the same ratio. , ! MM MB , Send Honey by Ueglsiered Letter. J"CataIoKue of goods sent to any ad. dress free. . PARKER & CO., Nos. 98 and 100 Summer Street, Boston LAW CARDS. W. P. HARQRAVE, (, ATTORNEY at LAW Office on Third 71 nnM Rlock. - Street, in Washington Will eractice - ' e various Courts of the Circuit- Prompt attention to office business . (decd8m B. L. D. GUFFY, r ATTORNEY AT LAW, v.c ,Ln MORGANTOWN, KY., . Will rftetice In the counties of Butter, Warren,, Mublenburg, Ohio, and McLean. frompl attention given w me i-uiwuuuo oi claims. ' References Wheeler & Rlggsf Hollinr' worth dt Bro..Chaa. BabcocKSt Co., apSt I -j i ( ! j t N. It. IILACHV ATTORNEY : COUNSELOR at LAW MARION, 1 1 Crittenden Qounty, Kentucky. apl7 wtf . . . : ; ' 1 ' -: No. 1,438. '- ' ' - United States Marshal's Notice. United Slates of America, District of ini dixiia, S.S: . , i WrmiuKlli. A MI1EI, OF IN W loitnatlon was filed In the District Coni'tof the. UDjted Htates for the District of ludtann. on the 22d d y of September. l ' i.v llenrv lluber. John Hbter, and John Friedlev. byJliarles E. Marsh, Esq thejr proctor, xgainst teven coal barges and their tacltle, seized at said instrlct lor ia cause ofsaiviige civil and maritime, and claLmlnartlamaues in tbe sum of I , and praying process pgainst. said barges, and Hbat tne same may be condemned and sold Now, therefore. In pursuance of the monition under the seal ot tsaid Court to me directed and (delivered. I do herebv Klve therefor. . . -. . - public notice to alt persons claiming said goods, or any part thereof, or in any man ner lcierestea. inerein. tnat iney on inu appear before tbe said, tbe District vonn of tbe United States, to be held at the city of Indianapolis,- in ai.d for tne District of luuiana.ou trie nrst aionuay oi iovemuer next, at 10 o'clock oi the forenoon of that day. then and tbere to interpose their claim and make their allegations In that bebau , i . - - - . j. i ,BEN. 8POONER. Marsnai, U. B. yribAl By Samuel. DAV, Deputy. AUeot:- J. D. HovtLARD. Clerk.. . ! ; se23 dUt ... t United Statrs MarsHal s sale. f ::!'(! T"t: i. f No. 1.410.1 BY, VIKTlTfci OF A VEKDITIONI ernonas Issued out of the office of the lerh--of the Dlwlrlct Coutt o: the United Slate' .lor tne District of Indiana, silt.ng as a Court of Adranality, upon a final decree. In t hp case of Shultze.Tliumau it Co. vs. tbe stearoiboat "Stonewall J-icKson,' her engines, tackle, apparel, and furniture, I will. on m u t.ai)A i , tne zwtn uay oi riepiemoer. IN, mtween toe uonraii iu o'cioca a m and 4 u'oloca r.M of said day, at the court. bouse door, on Main Street, in the city of Evansville, county of Vanderburgh, and State of mdlaia, sell at public au tiou to the highest bidder the said steamboat Stonewall Jackson." her endues, tackle. apparel, and furniture. United r tates Marshal: By Samuel Da r, Deputy. Chas. E. MABfctr. Proctor for Libellants. seUdtd IXI3AX QUARTERN I?or 5oots aiitl Iioes, Vol S3 MAIJT STREET. THE !UNIEKSINE r.,vH a. l&ree stock of HAN BOOTS RE and SHOES, which be sells : , - t ; ;;.! VERY LOW. . '. ' . - - - ' ' 1 Call and see for yourselves. . :, ; ! ' ,, JQHN J. BEYER,-'

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.1. a. I' 3 o 3 s- 1 3 - O :' 3 a. 2. 8 ' n' S5r ' ;i : 't: 3 o sI. Sro rs a, j t. . o in a o H W - - vs m S" 3 O s tte I'" np oo OQ O H : - . to CD H CO H I i r v.;- . &- o a P3 H M O M d a. .-a s1 s o s:i;.S- - n o St 1 'S ' I SI a. ,7 li .:r . 1:11 ') .1L .1 ..'1 g. r. ii 'iu . l. v; . ( 1 I. ; ar, :it''0 10 T. -.tl! 7 i Z. i 1 onocixis: a CHARLES viele' &v, co,; WHOLESALE T .1 SOUTHWEST CORItMM V A il First and Scamore Streefa,' JCVAJVVHAB, Ixw li antdtf.? , ! 1 i i! ;i 1 i, ' 'I i ' ' - nun Bxauinf, , DAVID HKIMAJD I. fc D. nEIJlAM, , , Wholeaalo" IHalfaral ta - ' - i t t GEO OgE EJ ; Foreign and Domatia Liquors, ' -f NAILS, COTTON YARNS, GLASS WAR Hot. CO and 62 Mafa Street, Between Second and Third, '. , . ;u -. t v i BTAllSTtua, I -' I -FISH DEPOT. 1 ovaodtf

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jt takio fe.wam: .KElf tVARY, ltenonned for Jf l anahdHiKU i, is. Y. situation aiidhdmaiiiiiM durinr f3 years. Terms reasonabl e, B. KICii A A.M., Principal. . T GRA S T AND COLFAX. Bock Ao nt WA ted fob Hwi.A!ri.'si Ons L&ige oclav Votume. 'Flnely Illustrated. , , One - gent has sold 00 copies In 5 days. . tine Agent has sold M copies in S Jays. Oue Agent (a lady) has Hold 40 copies In 2 days. , . , ' : Weemploy no General Ager. ts, and ofiVr extra Induct-mentx to caavubaern. Send for cir ularand learn our tBrms o agents bofore e gaxlng els wh-re. I ! J. O. hUHli Ot CO., Publishers, , Hurtf .rd, I uon, AGENTS WAN1ED fo Dr. Kane's Great Pittorjal TTcrlr, . ; " ARCTIC rXPL0RA1KLS," An elegant voln no of rarcftt merit and - Instruction, acd i preat Interest , j 1.' lor uil readers. B ttA-SOO heautijul .hngvavmc. And a sk-tcn of l lie aulhor. . Exclusive tenit ry Kiven and large commlasious For cl-ciilarH ami asenpy, addr It. W BLISS A CO., Publishers Tledo, Ohio, and Hartford. Conn. AGEN1S WANTED ron the OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE WAR . Its Cauat a. Character, Conduct, aud . . - Kettuli. . tf HOS. AlKl ANDF.R II. HTBFHKKS. Its ready sale, combined with aa Increased commission, makes it the best subscription boot every published. Oue agent in Eastou, Pa., re pons 72 subscribers in three days. Another in Boston Iu3 subscribers in four diiys. , Send for circulars and see our teirns, and a full description of the work Address NATIONAL PIBLISIU.SG CO., Philadelphia. Pa.; Cincinnati, Ohio: Chicago, HL; or St f ouls, Mo. OUU RULERS '-'"? - . AUD OUR Si I GUTS. A Timely New Work by Judos Willis. - AGENTS WANTED. The book for Agents. OM and young, learned and unlemned, need it constantly . AH lavke it readllj , as tne price suit the limes. It ban no . OrnpeUtor. It is llnely illustrated with steel plates. Over &uo pages. -'I he best chance yet ofleted lor roeaand.wonniD to miike money without risk. Send fOr ierms. Lxtra inducemeuts given. Secure flr-tt choh e Ot field. PAUMKLl:E & co., Publishers, 738 Hansom s. rett, Pbiladelpbia, Pit. STYtliS 'AD (SHAPES j'ji OEI YOl'Bfl FOR NOTIIINO.-Ua Anyone Who sends us an order for FIVK (J) AXK-,,ttt ON K DOLLAR AND A HALF KACH, with I ho ca-h, will receive ONK KXTit A, FO K NOJTUINO. 'We will put our Axe alongside of any other make, and prove it tbe best finished and thv largest sU ei, measuring two and a half lucbeit. ; : . We have roado- Axes for twenty-two yearn, aud won't vleid the palm iu shape to any manufacturer, and yet con.ess that a "c-ucker of j Illinois." called Co born, beat us in Ins patent shapr,. i h circular bit and continuous edge make the same labor proouce t-wl'-e as luuch effect. WecallllCOLBUKN'js PATtNT BED JACKET AXE. Any one who rends us an orde-for FIVK AX KB of tul shape, at TWO DOLLARS ) EACH, will receive ON'K EXTRA, FOR JNiOTU.N'U. .: All responsible tardware dealers sel! the "LIPPINCjTT AXlid" Buy of them. But if there sliou d happen to be one so unfortunate as u( t to kuow us, send tbe money and we .wlil be sure to please you. LIPPIKCUTf A BAKE WELL, Pittsburg, Pa., bole owners of Colburn's Patent Axe. ; J. &P. COATS a. Ioisl , their best Spool Co'. ton 'x' SIX-CORD With upecial reference to the operatives on wants of SEWING MACHINES. ; Noa. 40, , SO, 60, 70, . ' ' 1 ;: Esptclally, are STRONGER THAN EVER BEFORE. For Sale by all Dealers in Dry Goods ; . : and J otions. 50tfl t'er tonth ffuarnnteed. Sure VmUU I'oy eaianes paid weekly. Akmuis wanted everywhere to sell our Patent JCverlattim; White Wire llolheiLines. Call or address the QIHaRI WIRE MllLH. Philadelphia. Pa. mmf IVnnti I tfl" TO' lltll to jint siu ii an u u. sen the Cnuine Oroide Hunting-Vat' d Watches, best itiiltatlon Gold Watchet made. Price Sli. Urent inducements to Ateuts. Address OROlDK WAKi'H CO., Boston, Mass. W n n t n! L t 'fx n i a -75 lo S. ol "uuuu af'UJi per mouth to sell the" (Jenuine improved Vommon Acne family .tetving Machine. Price omv SIS. Address BKCOUB CO., Pittsburg, Pa., or Bus ton, Mawt$1200 TLfc, iy l NO A- YEAR' TO AGENTS to sell I lie Hi Alt SiiUTMACHINK. Full varticu. lars free. Extra 'nduceiaents to experienced agents. Cf il on or addre.-s W. G. WILSON & CO., CJeveiaod, O.; Boston, M.ass-;;0' St. Lou It ,' Mo. mo tiOUn TRVSTT AI?NTS. We Mm willnuaraoty 3 per week and ex5)ukh. ' Fw paitl :u:ars address G. W. iACKON & CO , llaltlmore, Md. W'A X TEI -i W. tES MEN - To travel i J.ot n Manuticturinu Company and seij bsanipie. Good washes are guaianU,ed. Address, -wit a - rt.imp, H. I). IIA11II1XJN ts iSO.. No. Hi V-neslnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. . -. Bloodt MAKllnon-Nothing so Imoortaut.f Hdnii two MliimnK for fen led 72 pages on trie whole subject. DR. WHJTTXr Roufldentlal physician, Cl7 bt. Charles Stre t.St. Louis, Mo., stands Jire-eminently x.buve ail others Hi u s p. cialty; No matter who failed, state your ease,' Patients treated by mall in every Staie.i ; i Of the M u ItitL des w??0 a s'ttlng .posiure. more ttiau two-thirds suffVr from Cons lpailon. Dt they know lbaiti occasional tesorl to TARRANT'S SCLER APERIENT would prevent ad their' misery!- It regulating pioperties are unparalleled. F jrsaioby ail dealers lu medic. n a, ' - WE; SELL FOIi ONE DOLLAii GOtl A.D NltTER WATCHES, isevlag Macu nes, Slllc Dress Palterusy uarpetings, Domestic Goods, Sc. C1HVUZ.AJL1 SENT FR EH, Giving foil partlcul rs. or tea checks sent lor one Dollar describing ten different arUcJea whach we wUi seL lor J (One IIlHr Jacli. Splendid luducetx ents offenvl tnAipuN eudiug us clubs. Address : .. liAUOMK A BABBITT, No. 83 Sudbury .Street, Bo.-.Uu, Aiass. I. WUUT1GU, 0 17 Si. Cha rle. 6 1 r eel, St. Lou is. Mo., Who treats confidentially all d.llcate. intilcale,.' and -longstanding complaints, publishes pamphlet which shouid be read bfievery youog man in America. Send two-stamps. Patients everywhere. State your case. "A tiESTS HANI Light business, XL lanre profits. 1'Jc. for sauiple. worth 4uc. B. GEHIt, Shlremantowc, Pa. ; s His souii Lands. -SIX PAHCELS 6(0, 2000, 2120. 2210 and B52" acres -in Bttrry County, lor tale! 60c, per acre, by - . . l i K. O.RHEPHAKO, .,: n t 2 Bawling Green, N. Y. City. Si tt, GILBERT A CO l i No. Ut North First Rtrh i. Ill be pleased to sea all their old cu.su o. era, and aa many new onen as will fa'or toem .with a call. A full assortment of Groceries, etc., always on hand, and for aale at the lowest ms rket prices. 1 Agents for Sta lord Mills (Alabama) Cotton a arus, a I manufacturers' prions. We will give special tnduoemenit Co all tWj buying for CASH. oc