Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 October 1868 — Page 3

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MONDAY... ..OCTOBER JJ, 1S6& THE MARRIAGE OF ROBERT T. LINCOLN. The Panics and Guests, and Taej Were Dressed. Hoir From the Washington Star. The cue ts comuitniced to assemble about halt'-pist 7 o'clock. The spacious parlors of Senator Harlan were tastefully and elegantly deco rate;! with rare Howers. fornied in pyramids and bouquets, furnished by friends of tho bride. On the wall. directly opposite the spot where the bridal party stood, wa9 a curiously arranged moriofrrnni of roes, forming the letter.-? M. 11. , . Ihis was the work an 1 gift of Mrs. Secretary Welles Tha bride arid bridegroom entered fhs parlora from the rear, shortly after 8 o'clock. As they advanced to the center, they were met - by Bishop tfirap-im, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, who at once commenced the ceremony, which was that of the beau til'ul and impressive service prescribed by the formula of the church of which the Bishop is a distinguished light. (a all occasions this ceremony, which, a the opinion of many, equals that of the Kpiscopal Church in solemnity and beauty, is n it gone through with in full. On this occasion, however, the Bishop read the entire service, which, by the way, is not long to weariness. As soon as the ceremony was oyer, tha bridj and groom were saluted and congratulated, first by Bishop Simp: son, then by tha parents of the respective parties, and afterward by theentire company. The bride iwai dressed iu a rich white silk, elegantly trimmed with white satia and blonde, made with hi?h corsage and ' long sleeves, with illusion and satin folds, with train; and overskJrt and belt, and fan-shaped bow behind. She wore, a handsome pointed illusion white vail, very' full, fastened under the back hair with a small wreath of orange blostmms. Her ornaments were rich pearls. The hair was tastefully arranged, plaited and puffed. The entire dress, although plain, was exceedingly ratoful and rich, aiding though not adding to the beauty of tha bride. Mrs. Abraham Lincoln was attired ia deep mourning, without any jewi;fry or ornaments whatever. Mrs. rienator Harlan woro a wine-jolored silk dves, made with high corsage and loug sleeves,, with a lower skirt trimmed frith a deep flounce and fulds of the 'same.' The upper skirt, was looped up with flat bows and trimmed with 'dep fridge of the same color as the dress.,., She aLio wore a pojntlice collar. Jler ornaments .wero pearl.' 3Ira. Secretary Stanton" was dresisod in a rich,' light-blue silk, tasteiully,-trimmed with point-lace. She wore a set of fino pparl )f rare pattern and very large. Mrs. Secretary .MeCuiloch wore an elegant light tilk, with point-laco trimmings, her ornaments being diamonds. Mrs; Secrotay Wello was dressed in a white grei.aiine, trimmed with black lace, and a black, lace shawl. She wore diamond jcwelry.; Mr?. Bishop Simp son was dros.-ed in plaiu black, without any ornaments. The Misses SimpMin, . daughters of, the- Bishop, woro plain white silk dresses, with over lri'sses of white crape., Miss Lulu MeCuiloch, a charming Miss of nbout fourteen, daughter of Secretory MiCulloch, wore, a rose-colored silk, with 'a white muslin overdress, and without ornaments. Mrs. General Chipman was attired in a blue and white striped , pilki dress, trimmed in sntin, with pearl ornaments. ; ,MiiJri Cora Bean, of Iew York, was dressed in white French muslin, elegantly embroidered : over "a" purple silk, with amethyst, uecklace, earrings and bracelets, ller dress was made in the latest acd most fashionable -style. Miss C'.ileb, ot New Y6rk wore a J:iv endcr silk, trimmed in 8atiu ' ot' the sau.o -colors. ith Mrs. Dt'ckcr. of dressed ia a I'gat . r arcriget jewelry. .New , York, 1 was Muc. mohair silk. with djcp poin lace flounces, aud lace Brthi v. ith diamonds. Among those present were Secretary' McCulloch; Secretary, V--Ue-i, Sonator t Jlamsey, Representative Loughridge,of Iowa, Kdwln M. S-aiiMn, .Tr.,' Edgar . T. We'!!e, ' Esq.. Mr.' W. Robeson, of Boston Colonel A. -P. Ketchimy of IVew .York; General. Chipman,. ; of Iowa; Dr. Goodwin, of. Indiana; Judg.f K i'.patrYk, of Iowa ; Mr. Becker, of .ev Ymk; Mr. Skinner, of Iowa; -Joseph McFarland, Esq., Tad Lincoln an i . Wiliio liarlan,. brother ot the bri 1c. . , - . ,i( . , , After the ceremony and the congratulations,' the company partook of :in elegant rupptr, and a tete-a-tete of ah hour aui lalf followed, -when the quests dispersed. .-',.' : a " -r- r How t- Keep Winter Apples.. ., F.uit growers who are so fortunate ai to have Winter apples, can prolong their keeping by packing in saw-dust, other than. pine, if possible. Put it in some dry place for; several , weeks before using, sprea dout thin, so as to be ar!Vctly dry. 'Keep your apples o'l the trees fate as possible, out to be touched by the frost.- Pick in the mkl ik :f a pleasant day, "when perfectly dry. Handle with, care, and leave nil the ' stems on.r Pick no bruised, wormy, or defective fruit Pack in barrels. -Take them and the 'iaw-dibli to the place of packing. Sprinkle an inch of , the .-. latter oo. the bottom of the barrel. Place the ap;!es in layers ' very carefully on the saw-dust a row next to the stares, and the row next to tho: and son till you finish in the cantre with a single apple. Covr this j;:yor' with pawdast, and socontitiue until the barrel is full, with a l iyer of fruit and a layerof sawdust, leaving an inch or more of the latter on the top. Put the head in with a l'gat pressure, gently shaking the lurrel au l kcepiu the contents perfectiy tig'-t.' Remove to some outbKtlding, and keep there till hard I razing weuthoreomes on, when the barrels should, be stored in a dry ce'lar, pUecd on blocks or plank so as not to touch lhe ground. "lo this wny th ; Hrest keepers will be perfectly sound the fourth of next July, and they will Ui perfectly iresh, in per fact order, aud flavor unimpaired. Packing in sawdut has many advantages over sah.'. First, it is so much lighter, and adU nothing to the erpeiies of freight. Second, the sawdust absorb all the moisture and : w.at from the apple, Third, if by clunce an' apple rots, it cannot contaminate its neighbors by com ing in contact with them. If the barrels are made as tight as they should be, tlisj fruit will be kept from the air. and come out a good as if canned The above is 119 theory or guess wmk. but has been tested for peveral Mrs. I have racked many a barrel which kept perfectly good as late aa above stated. , ifteeB FoHIes. Iirst--To think that the more man cati the fatter , and stronger trill luiome. rr ' . a he yjcoud-r-To ;believe .that the more

hours children atud? at school tho faster they learn. Third To conclude tl af- if exercise is good for the health, the more violent and exhausting it is the more good is done. Fourth To imagine that every hour taken from sleep is an hour catned. Fifth To act cn the presumption that the smallest room in the house is larsje enough to sleep in. Sixth To argue , that whatever remedy ciusrvs one to feel immediately better is good for the system, without regard to more ulterior effects. The soothing syrup, for example, does not stop the cough ot children, and does arrest diarrhea, only to cause, a little later, alarming couvulsions, or the more fatal" inflammation of the brain, or wafer on the brain, at least, always portraits the disease. Seventh To commit anact which is felt in itself to be prejudicial, hoping that somehow or other it may be done in your case with impunity. JCichth To advise another to take a remedy which you have not tried on yourself, or without making special inquiry whether all the conditions are

Ninth To cat wifhoutan appetite, or conticu3 to eat after it has been satiated, merely to gratify the taste. , ' Tenth To eat a hearty supper for the pleasure exierienced during the brief time it is passing down the throat' at the expense of a whole night of disturbed sleep, and a weary wakin? in the morning. Eleventh To remove a portion of th clothing ' immediately after exer cise. w.!n the most stupid drayman inNewYoik knows that if he does not put cover on his hor3e the mo mcnt he census work in winter, he will lose him in a fjw days by pneumonia. Iwehiu lo contend that because the dirtiest children in the street, or on the h'gnway, are ..hearty ana healthy, therefore it is healthy to ba dirty: forgetting that continuous daily exposure to the pure out-door air in joyous, uorestrainei activities, is sucn Dowertul asency tor health, that those who live thus are well, ia spite ot rags and filth. Thirteenth lo presume to repeat ater in life, without injury, the in discretions, exposures and intemper ances which in the flush -of.yi.uth, were practiced with impunity. fourteenth lo believe that warm air is necessarily impure, or that pure,! cold air is oecessarily moro healthy than the confined air of close and crowded vehicles; the latter, at lhe most, can ouly cause tainting and nausea, while entering a conveyance after walking briskly, lowering a window thus while still, exposed to a draft will give a cold infallibly, or an attack of pleurisy or pneumonia which will cause weeks and months of suffering, it not actual death within four days. ' , Fifteenth To " remember the Sab bath day" by 5 working harder, and ater on Saturday than on any other day in tho week, with a viei.v to sleep ate next morning, and staving at lome all day to rest, conscience beinz quieted by the plea of not feeling very well. Hulls Journal of Health. D R. I. I3l-AA.S Over Flrt National BonS, ; Corner Sala and First Streets, ' - -.. ; ', Kvansvlllc, Xnd.. MANrPATt'BK!l . OW Hi"riWlJ. nun Oum Worn, UoldL Stiver, Volrtuit, Coral He, nud Amlr Plates, Carved Work, ArUHciu' I'tUaUM, &o. , ! ADMIN ISTH ATO It of Nitrons Oxld (an excellent and safe aaiesthetic). Chit roi'orui, KUier, and aUo nevertd local part . NV17T?A IjO tn A tTectlons treated. ' MY FACJlliXKiS are as flood and m eKtabilMhrueiit na large (consistiua; of riv rooms) an Kuy la the Uulted tstalos. ! 1 KKTIIKN MY THANKS for the e teusivw piitronas'.ereoelveU.aarluc the pattlUUT VKAKd. mcbl COMMISSION CARDli. j . R, L. MAYNARD & CO., f . ... COTTON FACTORS, fIroIno nn1 C'omiiiissloii ( . Mcrt liauts. ' Ofllce and Warerooms: Corner Division ard Water Streets EVANSVILLK, ISD. Special attention given to the selling of Coilon, Corn, Wheat, Flour, .Potatoes, Hay, &c. se&i WK.IT. KRAO. JOHN SWGSTO". 'READ & KINGSTON, PRODUCE, FOR WARDING, AND : CO MMISSION MERCHANTS, And Dealers In Corn, Oats, Flour, Hay, ! Bacon, LarO. Hide, Hkln, and Country 1 Pr iduce ReueraHy, Nos sa and 3. Loeost Street. 80-22 d im KVANSVILLF.. I.NT. FUIIX. R. HUSTON. ALIX. WllSOJf. r. n. iiustos & co.f . , ...... ".!'- NO. 5 N. -WATER STREET. , . JJ VANS VI LL E, INDIANA, Fo rwardin pr AND Commission MErtCI-I-jSTTS, - AND GENERAIi AGENTS WHITE LIME Central Transit Company. All frrialits for New York and Ntio Enqlind toicns through without tramJer, an'-'tf WrT.rxiv ItwyrHKM, Paris I.andlns, Tenn A. W. finKMoTTOM, Kvansvliie, mu. WELD UN BROS. & CO, Cotton and Tobacco Factors, l'UOUK'i: AMI MMISSIOai ni.KCiitvix Offlce Coa. 1NB & WATKK STREETS, KVANSVXLUC, 1RU mm- Special attention given to pnrchaTUOS. C. SMITH CO PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCUANTh. Dealers in Flour, Hay, Cora, Oat; Grata Sud and PRODUCK QENERAXO.Y, No. 5 SOUTH WATER HTBXE7, EVAjraVtLOJl, 1KB. Agents for the celebrated HAZARD POWDER COMPANY. AU orders promptly ailed. Jan22d

Rcdlstrlcllns or - Pigeon Township for Yolln;; rarposcs Now here the Board take into Consideration the matter of re-difitrictiDg Piireon TownshiD into a sufficient

numher of Elpction Prcc'ncts, and it appcaricg that the present Precincts are insufficient, the said figeon xown ship h therefore divided into the lei 1 -VYT,ir.r Vrantnnia i i TV1 t '.' f.Vc Shall consist of all thn territories within the following yrnAvriva ta.wit: Besinning on the Ohio River'at the foot of Mulberry Street, running thence by' Mulberry Sfroot tn the Old Cemetery, thence to tha f'aml. thence alone: the Canal to the Knight Township line, thence south' along tho Knight Township liDe to the Ohio River, thence along the Ohio River to the place cl begin nine' Place of Voting John Myers' gro cery, corner of Second and Uowan Streets. ' Second Precinct Shall consist of all the territory between the following boundaries, to-wit: Beginning on the Ohio River, at the foot of Mulberry Street, running thence along Mulberry Street to the Old Cemetery, thence to the Canal, thence along the Canal to Eighth Street, thence along Eichth Street to Chestnut street, thence alocg Chestnut to the river, thence along the river to the place of begioning. Voting Place Habenicht's grocery.'- . ' .;'.''.' '.!..'. Third Precinct All the, territory within thclfollowing bounds: Beginning on the' Ohio River at Chestuut Street, running thence along Chestnut Street to Eighth Street, thence along Eighth Street to Main Street, thence along Main Street to Fifth Street, thence along Fifth Street to Locust Street, thence along Locust; Street to the ;Ohio River, thence along the Ohio River to the place of begioning. Place of. Voting Upper, Engine House. Fourth Precinct All that territory beginning on the Ohio River at Locust Street, and running thence by Loensr Street to Fifth Street, thence tyifth Street to Main Street, thence by Main Street to Eighth iStretrt, thence along Eighth Street to Vine street, thence along Vine fetreet to Fifth Street, thence by Fifth Street to Sycamore Street, thence alotigSyca more Street to the Ohio River, thende along the Ohio River to the place of beginning. " - ., , ".".. Place, of Voting Court House. : Fifth precinct. All that territory beginning on the Ohio River, at Sycamore Street; Tunning thence along Sycamore Street, to Fif th Street; thence along Fifth S'reet to Vine Street; thence alorgt Vine Street to Eighth Street;' thence -along Eighth Street to iDgle Street; thence along Ingle Street , to Carpenter Street; thence along' .Carpenter" toV:Centre; thence hy Centre to Pino Street; thence along Pine 'Street to the Ohio River; thence along the Ohio JLurerto tne riace ot beginning. Voting Place Vine House. ' " ''' Street Engine ci. a 11 1 rccincz -in mat territory t -. l7 ' T L .J 11 ' . t I. A L l'fsinnid on the Ohio River at Pine Street, and running thence along Pice to Centre Street; thence along Centre to Carpenter Street; thence along Carpenter Street to Ingle Street; thence along Ingle Street to the Canal; thence along the Canal to Pigeon' Creek: thence by Pigeon Creek and the Ohio River to the place of beginning. ' " I otina Place Lania?co Engine House. ' " Seventh Precinct. All that terri tory beifinnin? at tho intersection of the canal and Second Avenue; running thence along Secoud Avenue to Eleventh Street; thence east to First Avenue;, thence north to Pigeon Creek; thenco westwardly along Pigeon Creek to the canal; thence along the canal to the place of begin ning. Voting Place Kollc's Warehouse. Jtiahth Prtcinct All that territory begiuningatSecond Avenue and Elev enth Streef, running thence cast rd First Avenue, thence north to Piceon Creek, f hence eastwardly' along Pigeon Crock to the State Read, thence southward along the State Road to the continuance ' of Ann Street, thence along Ann 'to Ingle btreet, thence along Ingle to the canal, thence along the canal to Second Avenue, thence along Second Avenue to the place of beginning. ' I otina Jrlace Schrader s grocery. on Oakley Street, between Sixth and Seventh. Ainfh Precinct. All that territory beginning at the corner of Kichth Street and the canal, running thence along Jiiiehtli fetrcct to Ann fctreet. thence along Ann Street to the State Road", thence alon the State Road to Pigeon Creek, thence along Pigeon Creek to the Knight Township line. thence south along the Kniisht Town ship line to the canal, thence along the canal to the place of beginning. Voti na Place. Uhl's Potterv. on Main Street. ' Tenth Precinct. Shall consist of all that territory in Pigeon Township situate west of Pigeon Creek. Voting Atce.-Independence School House. J - . - STATK OF INDIANA,' ' '' ' ' l VAMDF.RBUKail COBJJTY. j33" I, Victor Bisch, Auditor in and for said Counly, hereby certify that tho foregoing is a -true copy of the origil nal, as the same appears of record in my office.' . Witness my-hand and official seal at Evansville, this '26th day of September, A: D.a8t'8;. - : Victor Bisch, A. V. C. sept29-d&wtoeti: ' . ; STOVJ5 WORKS. Excelsior Stove Works. OLE3IKER, Tir.iLJIAN & C'6. ! (Successors to II. K, Blemker), ' MAS ITACTUR EnS of lhe fine and beavy EXCELSIOR STOVE, tbe most famous durable now maxle, and tne . , - CHAF.TEH STOVE, , and the good and cheap ' Armada, StonowalL Kentucky, TENNESSEE, and PALMETTO STOVE!, and a threat variety - of ' 8TOVJZS, all of the latest proved patterns. and mcnt apAlso, Ldtfht and Smooth Conntry HollowWare, lifts and L-lda, Ovena and lAda, Oosj-lroos, liuner Pots, Xoa-Kettls; and particular attention paid to the manulaoturo 01 iiouoe-wora: CIST-I20X TSONTS, GRATES, c, Jtc. . Also " ". Tinware; and Dealers In Tinners' Stoca. If desired. Cooking Stoves warranted for twelve montna. Orders solicited feefbre purchasing elsFoandery, corner Sixth Street and Canal. Store and Sample Room at No. U Second Street, H. K. rUomaer's 01a Kiana. may 29

REAL ESfATSl

iew Ileal Estate Agency. ; 3m I. Elliott & Son HATE OPENED A REAL ESTATE Agency for the sale of and tenting o lands, houses, o, Ao. Persons having houses or land to rent or sell, or persons wishing to purchase or rent, will do well by calling on them at their offl.ee, on , j , Third Strei'near Locust' Iri Elliott s JBlocUt Jnnell tf J - ' . . i w. iciYiJSMAar '& co., ' Real Estate Agents, ' , 1 Xo. 63 Main Street, . . 7 (1 j ! VAN8TtXUE, IKD. A Notary Pnblie In the office. (ap2 dtl INVALUABLE ;: MEDICINE i - FOB Purifying or tho Blood. A I:: i-.M r, -. ;-"r DS. J. Tf. POLAND'S A Positive Remedy for all kinds "i , - pi Humors, ; -,r. K i Scrofula, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Carbuncle and Bolls, Ulcers, and aU. Obstinate Affectlors of the Skin, Inflammatory or Chroa Rheamatlsn Piles. Chroule Diarrhoea, Mercurial Diseases, and every Taint of the System; Pyspepsia, and these Affections originating In the De , rangement of the Digestive Organs, " viz.. Billons Complaints, Neuralgia, and Nervous Affections, Headache, Langour, and Depression of Spirits, Loss of Appetite, Constipation. m 1 ES:CE1.,KAIT MEDICINAL Compound was first prepared by Dr. J. W. POLAND, in 1847. and was then era-. ployed with great success In expelling huiuujs nuiu uu) uiouu; one in ims a meuioai friend, who was quite celebrated as a physician,' especially in the treatinent of humors, suggested some Important, improve meats, which were-adopted, and which has made It (so the peoi-le say) the very best remedy for all Kinds 01 humors known to "the faculty." This preparation is composed entirely of vegetables, among widch are Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Blood root. , - . . , . , When the originator lived In New Hampshire, at Go(fuwn Centre, for the space of thirty or forty miles a round, and Iu Manchester particularly, the Hnuior Doctor was well known and highly valued for the uumerous and wonderful cures which It effected. Though manufactured In larne quantities, tue supply was frequently exnausteu, and purchasers had to wait tot more to be made. In that region, some very severe cases of rysipelaa wt-re treated with and they were cured J Erysipelas fores, or carbuncle those ugly, painful nlcers were entirely removed wherever this mealclue was faithfully used, So it was with Scrofula and Salt Kheum. The Humor Doctor cured them. It is free from any dangerous drugs, is pleasant to the taste, sate, yet sure and effective in its actior . . . Prepared at the "J ' NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT, and for sale by all dealers In medicine C. DAMON & CO., Proprietors. CLOUD & AKIN, ' ' - ' ' 1 - Wholesale Agent. For sale at retail by all drnggists. fe29'68 dtf GREAT LAND SALE ! Henderson County, Kentucky. Authorized by Act of the Kentucky Legislature 1867-68. CV Seven RIeti aud Highly Im proved Ohio KIrer -Bottom Farms, and 501 Town Lots, to be Disposed of In Snares. First Prize Becond Prise$150,000 . i7,.rj00 Third Prize ... .... 2700 'I Fourth Prlse. Fifth Prize. 13,750 13,750 13,750 13,750 Sixth Prize Seventh Prize..... 280 PRIZE3 I!T T0WX I0T8, . Valued at 8120 each. 140 PRIZES iN TOWN LOTS, . : Valued at S 100 each. ' SI PRIZES IN TOWN 1X)TS, . : Valued at $80 each. r ' 'h ; ..-.'.'."!-' ;i .- i - i tick UTS, - THE DRAWIXG WILL TAKE place at Masonic Temple, In Louisville, Kentucky, on the 14th day of January, lx. ' Ag ntj will furnUh pamphlets giving description of the property, and containing tho act of the Legislature authorizing ttte tale. Commissioners who will manage the enterprise are named in the act of the Legislature, and their integrity and repouibiiiiy are endorsed in the certificates (which will be found in the pampuletn) ot (iovernor John W. stevenaou, Hons, Oarrett Davis and Thomas C. McCreer-, I'uitcd States - Senators. Hon. John T. Bunch, Speaker of the Kentucky House or Kepres.eutal.lve8. Hon. Archibald Dixon, Josepu Adams, President of the Farmers' Bank. L. C. Dallam, President of the Nstioual tanlc. John Ai. Biuret ana otbfrs.of Henderson, Ky. ; Hon.W. F. Parrett, Judge of the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judicial District, and M. H. Johnson, Judge of the Court ot Common Pleas, of Indiana; Hon. Wm. H. Walker, Mayor, John S. Hopkins, President First National Bank, and other, of b vaut-ville, .Indiana, and many other gentlemen of position and prominence in Kentucky and Indiana. TICKETS can be purchased of ,'';' " L. H. LYNE, Farmers Bank, Henderson, Ky.; , .... R. -B. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank, LoniMvlUe, Ky. : . THO. E. A. BROOKS, Covington, Ky.; JOHN. LATHAM, President Bank of Hopkinsville, HopklosvlllerKy. . James L. Dallam, Commercial Bank,Paducab, Ky. . . Books opened at these points on the 1st of October, 1868. PHILIP HOKNBROOK, : rq., Wafer Street, between Main and Hycsmore, and HEMONIN. DIXON A CO., No. north First street, will order tickets from the Agents at Henderson, Ky., for those who desire to purchase. se28 dtf Commissioner's Sale of Real Estate. NOTICE IS HEREBY UIVEN, that the undersigned, Commissioner appointed by the Court of Common Pleas ot Vanderburgh County. State ol Indiana, by virtue of an order of said Court made at the September term, I8tS8, theieor, wtllseii at PUBLIC AUCTION, at th court-house door, in the ei y of JLvantvUle, in said county, uu - SATURDAY, October 21th, 18o8, , A.I 2 o'clock P.M., i ' Tha following Teal estate, situate In said county, to. wit: Lots numbers tilteen (15) and sixteen (16). in Block number loarteen (14), In the Fourth Euiargemeot, adjoining the city ot Kvansvi.le. Also, Lots numbers twenty-two (22) and twenty-three 123', in Laugulln's Addition to the cliy ot Evansvd.e.npon whicu there is a tiuOL STEAM KbOUBINQ MILL: being the property of Gottlelb Llpper, Wllbelruina Ritz, Adam Kin, Mary T Kitz, and Mary A. Ritx. - Tebks ov Salk One-third cash, the residue in equal payments at one and two years, the purchaser giving notes, with interest, without relief from valuation or appraisement laws, and with appioved freehold surety. ...... JESSE W. WALKER. se28dld c ', Commissioner.

A. S. nAYRT7J-.ST. J. WOTTTA T1' HayliuMi k ViilttnIret, PRODUCE, COMZrlSSJOJV AND ro WARDING MERCHANTS, 1 No. 8.............J9outh Water St. andoin&rouoern' Hay' 0

TU JT. BAIKD .Q. nr. STAJ BAIRD & START, (Successors to W. M. "Alkman 4 Co..) GETTER AT. AGENTS, PRODUC? Forwarding and CommMon Mchants, Evansrille, Indiana. Refer to J Q, Wheeler, Pres't. First National Bjt a nd Sam'i Orr, Vice President EvamrrUJNatlonalBank.:. ..... . . Agents for Ohio River Salt Co. noll-1 WK Wl'LB KF.HINn.OI7R friends and former patrons that we are on FIRST STRF K.T, one door below vine, next to l.. fierson's Tin Whop, still in the trade of LIQUORS, FLOUR, CO MMIS8IOX13, dec, and should ,be pleased to ""mem. - - n.MAlitiastv, J J n- i. ALLIS '& co FORWARDDJGjAND COMMISSia? '-r' merciTan-ts, 11 ::: :: ;. i t U. . ..'r J) r : i RECTIFIERS and Wholesalo Dealer? - LIQUORS, FL0UB, WA T E R -STREET," One door below Vine, next to L. Plerson's . Tin Shop, E VAN8VTL.UC, ' !, ..- i : - .... i janl dtf. P. S.'ItmotrcH.T, late of Evansville. Xnd John Uilbkbt, oiconda. 111. - S7 p. a DUS0UCHET & co t GENERAL i COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Ifo. 8S Pojdras Street, , NEW ORLEANS,' LA. Orders and consignments solicited.- '- novJ5d3m .... Vt PHILIP DECKEB, S ; Tlilrd Street, bet; Srtanoresad 11m Manufacturer of Compound Lubricating Olh :- for all kinds of Maohlneryj 4 ' ' ., ' l ' M'Aiso; " LARD OIL,' SOAPS, and ; CANDLES PURE CATAWBA WINE of my ow ' lvch2dlv rowth.' . ' Dissolution Notica. ' THE PARTKERSIIIH HERETO, fore existing oetween the undersigned, uuder the namo of Barton k PocI, is this day dissolved by mntunl consent, nd the withdrawal of M. M. Pool. The business ot the firm will ben wiled at their old office, ?I,iii.vest sconi street, now occupied by S. M. fcarton. Either partner will use the firm name in-liquidation. : :,. . S. M. BARTON, -i , M. M. POOL." ' Cincinnati, Sept. 1st, 1363. L ;.j REFER KINO TO THE A ROVE, I lake this opportunity of thanking my friends for the liberal patronsge they have extended to the late firm, and of asking their continuance of the same to my iormer partner and successor. tt. - m. m. pool. : . Cincinnaf, Sept. 1st, 1868. . , ; - se7 ! ' ' S. BL BARTON. ' iComraisioii Merchant, 3fa. S5 West Second street, i T1. , ' - CINCINNATI. . ' Liberal advances made on consignments. te7dtf . .-. lit; .;. '. . ,i . PETER CASEY & CO., ' A Commission Merc5an 1 ; Forlthe oale of II AY, CORN. OATS, BRAn! KLOOH, MEAL. BACON, LAltD, HnJ Western Produce generally, - So.Sai.tVKE STREET, ' prSdtf - "' ' Vicksbueo. Miss. DURE NICHELSON, - ! COMMERCIAL BROKER, RAILHOAD AXD STEAM COAT AGENT, No; 5 North Water St,1: ap30dtf EVANSVILLE, I NIX Jos. II. Black, late of Maysville, Ky. ; B. M. B-lack, late ot Black, Camrou A Co. I1L.ACM, I1RO. & CO., COTTON FACTORS, ASD ' ' ' Comniiaslon Xevclitnits ; For the Sale of ; , GRAIN, FLOUR, BEEF, PORE, And Western Produce generally, ; 208 FBOXT STREET, . - - aul8tJanl'69 MEMPHIS, TENN. J. B. Uekkn. - ' - F. L. OKuar. JT. 15. GRKE1V CO., CARRIAGE ; " MANUFACTURERS, Transfer Ornaments at Cincinnati prleea. Main Street, Vet. Fifth' and Sixth, , lanlft-firo . - Kvasvii.t.ic. lira. ' CIIICIIfrTATI ADY'iS, D. A. Clarke, Memphis, Tenn. ' ' ' -' J. B. Drckv, late of Cartmell & Drury. i CLARK ;& DRUBY, CSuctfessors to Cartjnell & Drury.) ! Produce nutl Gcuerul commission:merchants . No. 2IO 1'BOST STREET. f-: Bet. Washington and Adams, By perml-slon wvjefer to Brandels & Mo.: Cbanes T. Httule. Cairo. 111.: . W. Smith, President People's Bank, Memphis. Tenn.; W. H. Cherry, President Meichants' National Bank, Meaipbis, Tenn.';' Clarke, Ely A Co., Memph a, Tenn.; Newton Ford fc Co., Memphis, Tenn.; Sliattou, Ooyer & Co.. Mempuis, TeDn.. . jsel dtf 7 PUALOX's e kvaiiY lotion For Beauttrjln? tho Skin and Cora- . . .. plexlon... :V , , ' Removes all Eruptions, Freckles, Pirn pies. Moth Blotches, Tan, etc., and renders the skin soft, air, and blooming. For Ladies In the Nursery It Is invaluable. . , - - . . , - For Gentlemen after Shaving it has no equal. ' ' 4 Paphlan Lotion ". Is the only reliable remedy for diseases and bioniisues of the Bain. I'll AEON'S "PAPIIIAN SOAP" for the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, will not chap the skin. Price 25 cents per cake. "FEOR DE MATO." ' . 44 FLOK It: SI A VO." A New Perfume tor the Hardkerchlet. Exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance. PHALON & SON, New York. Sold by ail druggists. , Jy dly 1 WM. C. TUKNOCK & CO, BRASS FOTTIIDERS, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters, Corner Pine and First Streets Cash paid for old Copper and Brass. -. . Dealers In all kinds of Brass Cooki Whistles, and Steam Gauges. : Parti culai attention paid to repairing and adjust inj Steam Gauges .' . , (JuneStf

crawioru, L.ouisvitie, Ky. ; Barton & Pool, Cincinnati, Ohio; L. Kuflner, Jr., ft Co.. Evansville, lud. llayliurt A Whlltaker, Evansville, Ind. ; Cute Brothers. t. Louis.

STJEJAMBOATS.

REGULAR SATUBDAY PACKET ; 1 For Clarkaville and Nashville.'' ; The elegant Passenger Steamer i Fan ny .ISrandeis, HkitbtMixijeb, Mater; ' ' 11 i i . Kittkcdd,' Clerk, ! Leaves for the above and all Intermediate ports every Saturday, at 4 o'clock p sc . connecting at Nashville with railroads for an points Boutn. . For freight or passage apply ob board.' v . v . C R. auDS, 'i ' ' Agent. Kegular ,. Evensville and , Wabash . : River, Packet ; ,i ri The Fine ; Light-Draught Steamer CHARLEY BEERS. Master; " ' : ;... '.'"'' - SID. HUMPHREY, Clerk, ; Will leave for Mt. Carmei and all intermediate Wabash River landings - EVERT SATUBBAT. 1 at 6 o'clock p.m., as a regular packet. ' or freight or pussaeo appiy on board' or to- i -'i DUJLENICHEL90N. .( -J ' . . " ,.. -..:,, y . : Agent. Regular Evansville and Henderson : i Dally Packet. -.', .1 v The fleet and splendid sldewheel steamer MpUie ISTortOiA, CHARLEY PERKINS. Master: ' riv. ierkt, Clerk. an8Villeand Henderson, offerlnir nnennal. tt iu lay as a retcuiar tiacaet. Detween Jsived aocommodations to travelers and Khtp. iwib. itivtm rivuuBviiiu uaiiy at 07m p.ra Leaves Henderson dally at 7i a.m.. mate. tng close connection with the E. Aj. r.r. FARfc) Through and way Dtswnnrn uuij nip ceil in. , . I.n 7IIT I k K K I'HIII 1 1.. . - J . Como .to.Stay.jV.y Henderson & Evansville Daily Packet The new, fast, and elegant ' side-wheel rHsaeager eieamer ; j on..,, Sallie"'-;i:V";; Un.MiiitTn Muf. t:i -.' -i '.Sit.) ; . -Robert Bkashkah, Clerk, Ieavea Henderson every morning, at-7i o ciock, prouipny. - . . Leaves Evansville every afternoon at 1 O'ciock, promptly. ..Fare Through and way passengers 50o rreisini, receiveu at an nours at tl. w. Patrick's wharf boat, free of charge, u t'aug2Jdlm E. W. PATRICK, Agent,Regnlar Evansville and Tennessee .River Packet Padacata, ' JohnsonTllle, f , Eastport.-,.,,. ,:- ,. For and The fleet and splet. did steamer ' ' SM. ORE,' ; ' ALLEN' DUNCAN,' Master"; . i . . ' Vai Sorenson, Clerk, 5" Leaves. Evansville -fo'r EaKtport And all: -.Tennessee Jtiver way landingsas a regular weekly packet, every Friday at four p m., taking freight and passengers at lowext iacket rates, and giving especial attention to the nlHn? of orders. v or ireigtu or passage apply on board. ' el8 tf Regnlar Tuesday and Friday Packet : f for Padncah and Cairo. , i' The finely appointed steamer :-,r" ' BKX.IIOWARTI, Master; ' . ' -Marion Wriqut, Clerk. r. Will ply as tbe regular Tuesday and Friday packet for Cairo nnd all wa1 landings. Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY, at 4 p.ra. - .. .. .. al-?iVLe?.Vt!ro.very WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at ft p.m.Through bills of lading given for freight Ior freight or passage apply uio iuuujic oc uuio ibaiiroau. on board, or to w. u. BKOWN & CO.. or DUKE NICHELHON. Jyl5 dtl A aents. Regular Green River Packet ,The fine Passenger Steamer I T .AMIES GEAY, . .. Job McKuntOLDS, Master, . Will ply as a regular Semi-Weekly Packet between Kvsnsvllle and Woodbury, aid all way landings, carrying freight and passengers at lowest rates. - fmarH dtf Dexter'a Independent low-pressure Packet ::nt;'r"'j-;?""--'. QTJ IOKST E OP .,,.., ; H. T. DEXTER. MAHTKS, leaves Evansville for Cairo every MON DAY and THURSDAY, at 4 p.ra., poslilve--Jy connecting at Cairo with Memphis, an Bt. Louis, d NewOrleaVis ra NewOrleaVis packets, DUKE NICUELSON, Agent.' Janl tf For Paducaii and Cairo. ... Regular Wednesday and a Saturday I-'. '. Packet. The magnificent side-wheel steamer 1 - ' A. M. Dpsocchet, Master; - ' '' ' ' ' J ' 1 aico.NiCHKi.soN, ;1rK3 Leaves Evansville every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 4 p.m. leaves Cairo every THURSDAY-and SUNDAY at 5 p.m.,-making close connections at Cairo with first-class packets for St. Loots, Memphis, and New Orleans... Connects at Evansville with the K. AC. R.R., and theTarasoon for Louisville. For freight or passage applr on board, or to . ' F. M . HUMPHREY 4 CO.7 or DUKE NICUELSON, ' , se!2 tf - , Agent. ELECTION. State of Indiana, Vanderburgh County, S3 I, m.TTHK IIYNES, ..CIEBK 8" the Vanderbnreh Circuit Court, do hereby cerlifv to tli Hherlir of aiU county, what officer are to be elected at the next general election, lo be held oa the second Tuesday in October, 1K68, at the different places of holding elections In said county, to-wit: i; ' A Governor of the State of Indiana.' ' A Lieutenant Governor. i Ji ' ' A Secretary of State. An Auditor of Htate. - ' ' ; A Treasurer of State. , ... ; A Clek. of Supreme Court. ' 1 i A Reporter of Hupreme Cmirt. - i I A Superintendent of Public Instruction. . An Ailornev General of tate.- ' "' A Member ot Congress for the First Congressional District or Indiana. -A Common Pleas Juds e for the District composed ot the counties of Posey, Warrick, Gibson, and Vanderbumh. , . ,; One District Attorney for said District. A Senator from Vanderburgh County; two Representatives from f aid county. A Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit CTreasnrer of Vanderburgh County. 1 ! A Recorder of Deeds ol Vanderburgh County. . , " An Appraiser of Real Estate of said county. , A County Commissioner for the Third District. A Coroner of Vanderburgh County." and one Township Assessor lor each of the several Townships In said county. And the Sheriff of said county is hereby ordered and directed to give due and legal notice of such election according to law. . Witness my hand and the seal of said Court at Evansville, .this 26th day of August, 18. BL.YTHEHYNES,ClerkV.C.C. per H. W. Bippua, Deputy (pierk.; ; I. Jacob H. Miller, Sheriff of Vanderburgh County, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing notice of election is a true and complete copy ot the original, on file in my offlce, this the 27th uay of August, A.D. 18(18. J. H. MILLER, Sheriff V. C. an g29 td ; . , BUILDERS' EMPORIUM. 25.00Q INU 7 Forsaie FEKT CHOICE TEL. LOW PINK FLOORe at 93 73,, to close a con signment. RAECOCK A STEELE. r' 1 Water St . bet. Locust and W'aluut, auu waiuut, t'vansviiie.I nd. au22 dtl

MACHINISTS.

SCHUJLTZE.', V. ' '--..-,, Manu'ctarers and BttUdwi of ' fir . V-l: Steam ggrlnes, - Circular jsaw tiixu; .! L :-JI T ." . .sIj:.j1T. .1 -) : Grist and Snsir M1LU, Tobacco' Swcre xi.i-stv.i. i.vtu .n;tf;i n..i-yt On: L o 1 1 it nmminf Wachiiiea, DlsUl---i '? t-5; iery aWd MlnlBf M-- -' it: Lea .! ri . . ch'nery. Malt Mills, Corn - . - . i ; . . . r. . 4 -: V- ". : - . . . - V eUer, Heuse Front. Cellar Grates. & BRASS . j'j til c. :;-: ilv CASTINGS: Li Of1 every description. ' ! " ' 0-.: '-i'j'H --f'.:i'i ;.;.! .1. - i; ..if shlnery of all kinds Made and Repaired K't ? . 1. ii .A.iA'.. . . . . . .... J J Dealer ln'Belttng, Fire Bricks, , f;.- i Rtflflm tlAMOM tLTA t: rought Iron. Pipes, Old materials bought 7 iro' ! t Untrrwid Workmen, and will eiva all 7W UHT0 the facllltv of the best Ma. ! its. entrusted to ns our individual attennil orders' promptly, warrant- our Tirx, ana cnartee reasonable nrica. t . . fJroe and Foundry, corner of First and 4Mt Streets. Evansville. Ind.,. ... .... . B. Workmen sent to all parts to fit l work and oo repairing. !.,;.!,; , renxm , , mch ULTZE, THuMAN A CO -Its iu I! f ; -1 1 ; il ijofl '.ti'i' .', WILLIAM' HEIL1IAIP (Suoomsot to Krata 4k Helm . i -I ii ( u - A I'M; '. rS a ! .ti;i& I Manufacturer and Builder ot, f. PORTABLE AND STA TIONAHT . ; :. '!-'! ' ,b;3i:!i i: r,j: TEAM ENQINE3 AND B0ILSS3 .i:t Lu. t SAW AND, qiUST ; MILL . :t , MACHINERY, ,!.;.:::; :..' -"0 iu-'fU.-' fil J in: f".::4'. I ,f. Threshing Machines, f ? f f -s w . - Ctteit and Tobacco Xretmmt CIRCULAR SA W MILLS, . : .i -V .j . Ac, Ac, " RVAN8VILLE.'im. ' HhkbtIroi and Coppm Wobk mad to order on short notice. 1 ! luj y'.'il-'l"!.: i.'W. :::. . LRQN. ,ANJ , BRASS ,CAjSTIN0a-O( of eyrv desorlption, . ; r Dealers In Steam Ganges, Gum Beltlnj1 Fire Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes,' BOllltf Cloths. Ac, at man ufaoturers'. prices. t I RBPAiRINQ -- ); 1 dona at ihort notice. ! aprfs ' JOHN 1VINS0N, i J : V ' .... T .'jil i( -"- '- BRASS FOUNDER AND FINISHER, ! ; Btcam'and ciw.Plpe Fitter, x ' , .V: -. t ;i f - r ' Manufacturer and Dealer. In Steam and ; : Water Gauges, Spelter and Rtbbitt ' j Metal, and all Articles apper-. ' . 1 talningto' a Brass Foundry. ' 1 - . .: -.('.. -- .. . ,-s.STEAMBOAT ASD GENERAL BLACK fffater Street, bet. Pine and LeetV - 'r.i j -1 r '' f " . .. -J ..I- EVANSVILLE. IND.. VCash paid for old Copper and Brass FISCHEK & BITTER, . . t - IVIerclxaiit Tailor h, No. 3 First Street, AI V Next door to Lowry k Co.'s bank, '..- t. .J-iis'J c-i .'... n,is . IND, ' WA i nne3 sfock of Imported Goods always on hand. ! u i Hatisfautlou in all cases guaranteed. -ao24 dtl; ' .! t i.-u . i u , ; ..r.t. i Famera aid Housekeepers, .. ! C.1H r'V.lcni.-lu rWO. . . T A. ICJB ;:,N.O XM C 33 I ! If'yon'wa-nt CTPIRAP SOAP, and at the same time the very best of Soap, use ' a.p.o.u,AXi-Q.rt, - I: or tOXCEJTTRATED 1YE, : ' TBH B.BADY FAMltrSOP-MAKEB. i I ' '.''.: ?.'! t c Thd'oiiiy genuine Lye in I he market. A box of it will make muen more Soap than Potash or any bogus uy e. ' Manufactured by Penn'a Salt Manufacturing Company ; ... . , ,t,-t. ' "!". .'H-H.t'i - - ( - piXTSBUBO, PA.. -H ( 5.i.t: . - - - - ! Importers of CRYOLITE, and manufacturers of the following Standard Chemi cals: JJatrona BlitJaru. Soda; Natrona Sal Soda, Nat on a Porus Alum, Natrona Muriatic Acid, Natrona Kenned PBtrieuna, Natrona ChEorido of Calciunv Natrona Flourlda of Calciam, Natrona Saleratna, Natrona Caustic Acid, Natrona Sulphuric Acid, Natrona Nitric Acid, r Natrona Kenned SaponiQer,, Natrona Salt, Natrona Copperas, etc. ; .;- . -, ' : i.-fseldtf ;

: SsUESS&ffiraNGER,' '. : KNURA. YKRS ON WOOD AND METAL, . , , STENCH. CUT l'JEB;'jj ' Corner Pint and Sycamore Street; s, ,. loctl-iy ' " "" F-VANsviiLK, Ind.' , ! .. , .-tl SI 'I'J i.il- oi.I.

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FLUID EXTRACT DUCHU.

SPECIAL NOTICE. -A. J I JEIL 33 SI O TO THE TT r Li . J T ttt fAND act DEBILITATED, Whose Bufferings hare been protracted from hidden causes, and whose casea require prompt treatment to render exiateooe desirable. Do you feel weak, debilitated, easily tirod? Does a little extra exertion produce palpitation of the heart? Does your liver, or urinary organs, or your kidneys, frequently get out of order? Do you have spells of short breathing or dyspepsia? Are your bowels constipated? Do you have spells of fainting5, or rushes of bloo l to the head? Is your memory impaired? Is your mind constantly dwelling upon thU subject? Do you feel dull, listless. moping,- Hired ' of company, of Kfe? ' Do ' yod" wish to ba left alone, '' to get away body ? Does any iroia everylittle thiox iua.e you etarc or jampr is your sleep broken or restless? Is the lustre of your eye as brillient? the bloom of your cheek as bright? Do you en joy yourself in society as well? Do you pursue your business witn the same energy? Do you feel as much confidence in yourself? Are your spirits dull and flagging, given to fits of melancholy? 'If so, do not lay it to your liver or dyspepsia. Have you reBtless nights? Your back weak your knees weak, and have but little appetite, "and you attribute this to dyspepsia or liver complaint? How many men, from badly-cured diseases, from the effects of self-abuse and excesses, have brought about that state of weak ness in thof e organs that has reduced the general system bo much aa to induce almost every other disease- idiocy, lunacy, paralysis, spi nal 1 affections, suicide, and almost every other 'form of disease which humanity is heir to, and the real Cause ot the trouble scarcely ever suspected,' and have doctored for all but the right one? Diseases of (hose organs require tha use ot a omretic. nKLnMliULO H FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is the great diuretic, and is a certain cure for diseason f the Tllsdder. Kidneys. Gravel, Dropsy,- Organic Weakness, Female Complaints, Gent ral Debility, and all diseases of the Urinary Organs,' whether existing in male or female, fro' vhatever cause originating, and-.. matter cf how long standing.' - ! If no treatment is submitted to. Consumption or Insanity may ensue. Par flesh and 'blood are supported from these sources, and our health and happiness, and that of posterity, depend upon prompt use of a reliable remedy;'-) - ! IIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCIIU, established upward of eighteen years, prepared by ; : .- H. T. H E LAI COL D, DrtifffflHt, 491 Broadway, New York, ' ' ' '' AND 101 Sontb Tenth Slrset, - JPrnLAOELPIIIA, PESS. ; PRICE: $1 25 per Bottle, or Six Bottles for : $s 50, Delivered to any address Sold by all druggists everywhere. None are' genuine unless done up in fteel-engraved wrapper. with facsimile of my. Chemical Warehouse, and signed , T UEL5IB0L0. eia ' j - CMPAICJIJ IIOTICH LANPHEAR & MITCHELL. 'Ve are how ready for the E'all S; Winter Trade j -. : i of 1B08, with ONE OF THE VERY LARGEST (ll not the largest) bTOCKfl of MEN'S AND Hats tintl BOYS BUSSES XA.IIES AND TRIMMED HATS . ; -and SHAKER HOODS, ... r Indiana: and as it It. to the Interest of every merchaut to have a large aasortment to seiecv uv u iw toalveusacall, as we are In dlre-H competitiOJ witti Cincinnati, Louisville, Ht. Louis, and Chicago. OUR PRICES . BE WILL LOW. i ALWAYS Come every one ! LAN PH EAR Plenty of goods for all & MITCHELL. No! 2S Nortb First Street, - EVANSVILLE. ! We will have a large lot of Calendars for our customers by the mliidle of Meptem--beri Come and get one. ( auj dan .. -.ii- ; .o. k '

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