Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 15 October 1868 — Page 4

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GOING NORTH, - ? I T r ' F.vansVllle. VlneennefcT. Haute Accom'od't'n. 5:i A M 1 10-.: AM J' vinwnneiiAe aSP nl 7 dir. I ; 7 COMING SOUTH. j- J ". L Leave " LeATe ITjIel - .Tern Haute and IndIaHatclls.-,j ' . , FROM TERRK HA HTK.I ; : ; J j Leave. . BT IT. .. 6 rt5 A M d 8:tf Fi lO? AMC llxpress. Express. 4M I - .. i i Jl.OM i' v ,.; Depart Mall Westward a.i mri M a 0 Kas' whixi - " S nt j . - - ... ,. ITu.. WHf U Express Westward S-.lo am i ' ''; i KTKAMBOAT LINES. ' ' ' m LoorHvii.i..-'-Kvery Monday and Kinrlav at Ifl o'clock A.M. Every Tuesday, W9dfSjy. Thursday, and Saturday at ToCAolally. except Sunday, at 3 To Orkkw" rJVKa.-Krery Wednesday atid Saturday at o'clock r;X.s Kvery Monday and Thursday at o'clock F. M. .- To Easti-okt. Every , Tuesday , and Friday at o'clock . m. ' To H rtDKKojr Daily, except Sundays, To NA.ir? vi Kvery Thursday at four To MiMPHia Semi-weekly. . - . s i, RijckoortHtase fvla NewUtirsth and Boon' llie,) carryiuK the mail, leaves at 7 A. K., on Mondays, Wednesday and Friday. Arrives by 7 P. nr., Tuesdays, Thursdays aal iuruy8. . - .i New Harmony Mail Stage leave Monday and Fridays at 7 A. m. Arrives Tuedavn andSaturaavs by 4 p. v. - ! Vt. Yernou. JUH Htage leaves daUr e eept Sundays) ut 7 a. m. .Arrives daily ( jnt Sundays) by 2 P. M. - . To NiwBUBO, HacK dally (except -un-1ay, from tiie Merchant's .Hotel, at , o'clock Y.tf. . v ; 1 THURSDAY....-, OCTOBER IS, 1863. city KKWg.t;; . loor Advice. Men who leavo their byercoata ' in .express. -'offic'ea, sli.HtJ wait till lliey get sober; before tbey advertise them as stolen. . . . i ! , "i Assaut.t and Batteit. The man .SiebcTkieg, who; was ' charge with having made aa ,assault on a woman, had on hearing, bcforej'Kauiro Wal kev yeste Jaj, and was fined by a jury $7... -i . ! v - : : " v-. .. .t :. S . .i t ' : t : (: ' ' DcMVosterW wa3 'one 'of tTie dullest for' loyal uqw that "has. been knowa in thii ;eJty foe a, long time. The election was tho: only "subject of eonrersation anywhere on the streets. .j .i . ',.t--1 J uV en i To lie ii B6. The ju Ve n, i(e orehera were wut last uight, iuaking julte a uoiso. . The lada'were def tej-mined to havft their ' share ' of the ' , i ! T -.t ! Cbedit. CouncilnUo "Mepko, , on ; tho night of the llcpublieao deinoh ' stration, gavo tho use of liis'wagoni yard to gentlemen of tho Grant fay-' airy having horses in the city'. t T, , .' . . ., fi'j . Circuit Court. Circuit Court will be in Bession to day, fudgo I'arrett presiding Now that .the .clpcriori'ia over, tho regular business f'the c'oqci will be proceeded with, and disptttelicd as fast as possible. : CotTNTY COMMISSIOXBRS COUTIT. The County Commissioners will rriet this morning to close tip -the business of that body for this term."' But little remains to be done, except' the reading, ' approviD? and signing of. the record-, s . . r' 't ' Fiqiit. A man, named Seott, had a little mill on one of the b'oat3 laying at the wharf yesterday, with' another man whose name we did not learn.' .'A warrant was issued for Fcott's arrest, by4 the 'llecorder. What was done Trith the case finally, we did pot,ais certaiu. - A SPEscta County. Spencer, Conn-' ty electa the "whole Republican ticket; except the candidate for clerk. Jesse W. Laird, the Democratic candidate,' is elected to that position. The'aferagQ Kopublieaa .raajorityrorltbclleW publicans is 100. . c, r r First Ward Muss on the Day op toe Election. On the day of th election a well knows Democrat ereatcd a disturbance, .with. Mr. Wm. Bedford, in the First Ward, and at last assaulted hira, w are told, notwithstanding . there , wcre,on , Xhe ground, two or three policemen?' ' No arrost was made. fir Baskets. 'Jherfbjket3 used in conveying victuaktQ the llepublican Mass. Meeting Ustt Saturday, are scattered over town at several places. If thry are sent to the store. of JL'JmUp Decker' q Third' fstre'et, between Sycamore and Vin they will be ent from there tn. the., several., owners ;if not called for."'' ' ; - ' - ' Rxcitement. There wa.i a'reat f 4eal of excitement yesterday on the sitreeH, -cousequeot ' Uon ' th Veeetpt of election new. A i3 u.sual)y the case, all sort? of riimora were set afloat, ;.an4 almost "cveVy'.'rn'an ,you would meet had private '.iofiyrmatidn from Indianapolis. Quite a large number. " of Ve ta were taadcl diiriag (he forepart of the day. -' -,., Am Unnecessary Freparatkv. W ar -credibly- informed- that the Democracy,' elatsd; y :.the delusive dispatches- of yesterday afternoon made preparations, yesterday evening to have a grand demonstration at night. The' grand Chariot of State and the Temple of Liberty, were drawn from, their retreat and put in order. The Democracy became jubiland, arrogant and some of them terribly elevated, ' but the evening dispatches dxrapenedj'their ardor, and the Chariot was housed again, and it is generally supposed that ' ityrill not really be needed for rejoicing purposes before 10G3. It may be used in a faneratprocessioi ' once or twicc before the-. Presidential election; but it will be as a grand burlesque- 'MUh for Blar!"' ,r y.v't

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, JL. , ... " .. . CAcUUCATKS(luvemar. w!i 19S 201 237 190 2f0 375 259 Ilendrloka rLieut. Oovernor,VM.ri.rtnu . .. 2a Ib7 17 253 2U0 11(2 2UG 190 2T 375 259 375 258 179 V2 25u290 254 IS." 7fo(ii:"n.. Treasurer , vf S4at4. nyan:.... Avditor of Mate. , Kvana.... llenuuxl rVsr..:.. t fir k of Sutn-f uie Ct. 3G4 1921252 101 3J SS6 1 202 370 Mi 20t ,253,2801257 11 192 190 250 371 l3CllOi 234 80 258 I 951137.1 jM oi 'oy m-. .m. 3Gt KM) l!2 Mil 191 252 l.atcopc l2S5t2S JttKyrWr & up. Court. 191 181 301 237 191 252 19"' a'.i 288 371 258 PAckaixi; Wnilainsoii 22jlS0 2C'1S5 12 251 375 Claynool M-.7... ISO 251:ii9 1 258 f-iip i ftio. Jnxlrue n 'lilS3 290 192 252 1'hl liD L2J0ili ISi 237 251 288i2J Kep'tivein Congress. Vealch Nl black 284! ISO 23S-1W -I " 200 238 - 1 q 19(1 2SS378 287! id I LSI 253 Ctoro. Meai 'Judge. II oore. . ... Joh naon . Prosecuting All y. V'hllllpa.. ". l'earce State & nator. Iiflebart . Morgan .... ttrprettm tauvca. j a moke I Pons ..... I Welborn 7 ralferu.Clerk Circuit Ccvrt. Soremon lilppiis AVoorcio-. ToruUeuieit Cox - Treasurer. Warren Lunkeofaelmer - Vorcmer. . , Ravelin bauor... . It. IdUate Appraiser. Alken...;...... Fruttt . Commissioner. , Barker Hawkins A itevwr. Warren, Ur Mcleau IKS 196 212 201 27 no 191 i25" 371 192 1&4 11 17V 251 290 sr2 287 200 1 190 181 375 259 229 252 3Mi 182 18ft 192 iw.isa.i.sal 2i 248:287:257 282 i 184! 11 202 I 92 ?52 375 198! 190 249: 't75 2:J2 1S7 23lMl?2 It1. 2:58 251 291 285 258 1791 237 251 378 254 380 !W5 191 195 173 197 2:i3 i 292 192 253 22SjlS0 249 286 12K51187 191 192 259 2aiilSlil7a 233, 2i2S2i250 193 193 187 250 377 229il8a 178 241 255i289;255 1- i 265! 186 230 185 192 180 192 180 191 181 191 199 193 250 373 237 2O0 219j289i260 265! 188 2301184 264ll84 231 i 184 263 185 190(251 377 233 i252!288i256 201 19 252 OTS 252 287,258 189I219I37.3 215 i274,23l 1J6 195 iw Urn 158 210 f-Krj.KLUx Outrage. Oa Monday last the bouse of .Wm. Matheny, situated . on the bank of the river one milebetowiMt Vernon, was burned to the ground, while the family was. absent at Mt. Vernon; te witness the Republican demonstration .in -that city... It waa manifestly the work of incendiaries, as.' not a spark of fire had been left-, in the. house when tho family .efC.The .fact is otherwise established. ; Four men. were seen to cross the; river in a skiff to the vicinity of the house before the fire broko out, and. while the building was burri ng they were .seen pulling back with a .load oa tho stern of the skiff, b.av ingthq appearance of clothing. On Tuesday an ill looking fellow , from lntucky crossed over to the house of Malheny'a father-in-law, Mr. Jessq Oatman, and appeared to be examin ing the. premises, when a lady, dis-; covering him, seized a gun. and fire J at hiin, when he incontinently fled, and re-croed to the dark and bloody ground. ;It is a pity these knaves could not boJ caught and hung or else; shot&s they run.. . .... , , :-, , '.Will They be Paid? It is a well kpown fact that the special police forco .on the day of the election very gcncrajly, engaged in working for the Democratic .ticket. , In the JnratWard.pne znaii,. engaged as a special policeman, rode about in a buggy hauling men , to the , polls, and in drumming;,. up the faithful. Citizens arc anxious. 'to know what will be done by the Council in regard to the payment of. them. ( Councilman Reitz opposed the payment of thot special police Iit Spring after the election. on the ground that some of them had engaged jn, electioneering for the Re publican . candidates. Many of our citizens are anxious to know whether Mr. Reitz will favor or oppose the payment of these men who employed their time in electioneering on Tuesday last.!-; j A Row ' on Tiiird Street. Yes terday evening, a man named Johnson, who keeps a fish-boat at the Lamasco wharf, went on Third Street and commenced a disturbance with Peter Maicr, using, it is said, very abusive language to Maier. Constable.Frank Morris attempted to pre serve tho . peace, .and commanded Johnson to , keep ' quiet. . Johnson at once .turned On Morri3 and conimenced abusing him, and offered him violence,' it is said, when a fight ensued, 'which resulted in Johnson get? ting very severely handled, ""receiving quite a cut over one of his eyei, from which the blood flowed most profusely. J ohnson was taken to the Third Street engine ' housej'where ho , was held for' a short time and then disf e"h"argcd on his own recognizance. TcNErOuT. The: special policeman: who, aight before last; made an attack i on a saloon keeper, striking bimrVuh aglasaon the arm, and after, ward drawing a revolver as if ta shoot for which he was arrested and lodged in the eity prison, was- reversed from custody yesterday, there net appearing any:ooo toi'proseeute him for the offense. . An unfortunate individual who is well kaown. in the city, and who. perjodioally. geta on a bit of a spree, was, unable to r stand the election excitement imbibed , too freely and found himself locked in the city prison.-No oao appearing tor his prosecution ho was turned loose, and bade go and sin no more. -' .Injustice. -A few days, ago the Courier ;' in speaking of j an r assault made on Postmaster Whittlesey, mentioned the Eame of Mr. George Chandler in a very offensive manner, 1 as having been one of the assailants. At the thne the troublo occurred, Mr. Chandler was not within five or. six squares of where the assault . was made; and knew nothing of it. Notwithstanding this gross injustice to Mr. Chandler, who is a quiet and orderly citizen, and, who never indulges in riotous conduct, no correction has yet been made in that paper. i An Excited People. The excitement and desiro for latest news yesterday, was equal to any that existed during the most exeitingjtimes during the late rebellion. .

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S75 fil.lGO; 137 : 181 1179 135, 107 1 11 ; 3362 R7! 75:211' 4 1:159: 190,1 13-!83 90,170 136 r220. 130 132 99( 806 222 221 i 230, 85' S2r Going Doavn. The work of boring for salt and sulphur water at the Crescent City Spring's.:' progressing satisfactorily.- Thejf bfve.now reached a depth of five' hundred and forty feet, , and expect to have-' to go ahdut one hundred feet more, - They have struck a reservoir of gas, which burns freely, and .it is not improbable thif they will fiEd it in suJScieptquihtir ties to light xx- the whole-grounds. If they . succced jia , obUiuingr.alt water and sulphur -rwatcr in good quantities. it wjiir prove;a. good tlkjnf for the corapiuy and.- the community. How they ,Yotk,-tA prominent and well-inioruied Kentuckiaanow a citizen tf vautsviJIf'csUmarcs that there were one hundred and .forty lato soblieri' of the 'rebel. army who voted tlie Democratic ticket in this city on Tuesday..',,'!'? there 'arty woo" der that the Union majority in Uvansf ville was no more than sixty or .seventy-five, with those and other kindred influences to-contend with?.-?.; .-.; a ; f i 1 i-.-. Personal. We had the; pleasure of meeting in the city, last night, Mr. John E.Reno, a prominent citizen of Greenville- Kentucky-.; a gnpine Kentucky Union inan. . , f . Thomas J.- Chenowith, a leading mercantile Tcprekntn'ivc, of' New Orj leans; li. T Koreheval, Jopreeqtaj tive elect :of Speneer County; Isaac S. Moore, late caudidate . for'Judgq .0? Common Pleas. Court; and 3. V. Ad-' mire, editor of the Warrick UcntM; wore in the city yesterday, looking after election returns. 11., K. Dunkerson and, Josh, V. Cobb arrived in the city ty'theoso llite yesterday evening. A nmsemeiits. " '- '.. New- Opeua IIotjse. The excitement over the election "returns had a bad effect on the theatre last night, and the audienco was: not.' largo, but was extremely fashionable and select. The play of ' Zaro3tre""" wa3 admirirWy produced, except in one part, in which the actor having become seitodoyer the election misscd""hi3 lines and went bunglingly. to tho . great, mortificar tion of the management, and.tho. disgust of the audience.'; Mr. -Saphore, as Rummenpuff, added largely : to Jiis already fine representation as ai commedian, and Mr. C. B. Williams, as Kempen, admirably . maintafaed his well established standing as an artist Miss Rickcords and Miss Whitney, acquitted themselves admirably. Gotthold, as the Magician, was really immense. The p!ay isTcpeated to-night and each night d,arns the week, ; with varied and increased attrtictions. Fill the house' to-night' fur oaeel-'i 1 LOCAX UOTZCE&l' Sandusky. ()iiM. October 14. The schooner B; F.Wade'fcomi Buffalo for Fremont,! with. nr': .cargo, went ashore last ni;ht on Cedar Polntt themouth of theHartdusky-ihtyr te will be got off without much difficulty if tho - wind remain .ikvoraUlo The crew are1, at! a!e - " . Ji ,jt ii. jBtrei erftsT (Toll iJg En-Vjni.;1 to sTon at the Evansville Riiv.iness Corlege. Book-keep1ffg, I'enmanship, and Arithmeticthoroughty taught. octl5 tf Nice Lot "op tLOTiiisu ' at Auction. Elliott A Co.i will sc'l at Auction at their room No. 8li Main Street, a consignment of Gent's , Winter Clothicg, oustomVniade goodiv such as Pants, Business Coats and Vests about $800 worth-T-eonoiueneing Saturday morning, October 17th, at 9 o clock. .Come .and get a bargilnr. I' Dilua Stoke vorSale.-sI is store has a good family custom, and ViU.bc sold cheap -for ITASH,; pairing an investment of abont ei.OUO. the pro prietor wisning to.ilovoto-his wholeH inns io anomer bn8Incs3. Apply at the store, No. 7.Main Street. 12tf.: i

They Must be Sold. -Three hundred bushels of choice Fall aaJ Win-' tcr Apple for sale, from 75 cents to $1 75 per bushel.- . r ' - 1 Baccock k Stbelb,' -Builders' .Emporiuni' South Water' Street. octll-3t ! - rr-...... t Flour! Flour!! We have a fall stock o(JblMir, oftlijffarnjffraJtt and. brands, in barrels and sacks, which, wo will sell at lowest rate.-. I . ''-' L. Ruffneo, Jr., & Co., ; oo'2tf No. 7 Main Street. ' " - : -. . - , .-:-) ' '-' - - : -i3 . ..,!:--; O j

For Sale. Lotj Noa. 23 -and 21. Eiock No. tl, fronting on - Seventh Street, Lamaseo City, on which is a neat,- new, frame cottage dwelling, with 8 rooms, good cistern, &c. Also, Lots Nosr. 15 and 1G in same Block, corner JTenth. Avenue and Eighth Street, all 6f "which 'will be sold 'cheap for cash-, or partly on approved credit. Apply-atU7 Main Street, Evansville, Indiana,, r . . . a ocl2rtf. Provisions I . - Provisions f We have a full supply of Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Lard, &e., Jtc., .which we offer to, the trade at the lowest prices. '; : L. Rtjffner, Jit & Cq 1 " oct2tf. :. i f No. T Main Street.

.riaooa.!,Fiano9! : unieKenng, - - . .o ;;r?.aj -1'eters &fWebb, ; '-' -' 1.;,Geo.3I.Gi!es:I . - Emerson. iO. CI Main Street. " Pianos ahd .Uigans for, rent. ; f ; 7, , For olher liiver. Item get Tli.tr Page. The only additional arrivals and departures last night were the Rose HiterXioursville and return ; Armada, to Cairo; OllieSullivatifrbm'Cannelton; James Gray, from Green River, Quickstep, from Cairo; Fanny Brandeis.1' td 'Nashville,, and the packets to Henderson.... The Armada got a good trip out" considering the feverish state of the public mipd......,..The.',Rose jllitehad a good deal of freight and a falrpassenger.!trip(..... The Ollie Sullivan and J ames Gray. came , in with v moderate trips.. Tho Romeo is not'entirely decided whether to. go to-day-or tomorrow. .If she can get her orders filled she will leave this evening, and we therefore-announce. hfrj She has elegant 'accommodations" "and excellent ticers iQupt. .Ham , Throop'is on the rooft.and Geo. Throop in the office The " P. W. Strader had net arrivecT at IntiElught' tut; xnayihe positively expected , to-daj.i( Captain Albert Stein is in command, and Kinney Smith is her "accomplished clerk. ........The' Quickstep' arrived i-itf ! 9 p. M. with a fair.jtrip. The Rose flitc took her through passengers and left immediately for Louisville," leaving two or" three rJa3sengerg behind, who were too imager - to hear cleoiion rcturnstQ'.hear her, whistle'. : -'. "' Masifest.' Bteam-jr'' (Jdickstp, Captain , ' D6xter, from'-- Cairo, Oe-tohet-14r 18 "8.-Loagbonej,,; ' suaf evaporator; Taff, Long & Go.,1 GO pkgs hidci 1 jbbl tallow; S. Rutherford, 20 head cattle," 21 pkgs hardware; II. 0. Cassarant ll'pkgs jndse; Preston t Mcrnifee. 2 bales cotton i Ragan, 1 ickey t , Carson",' 4i)bls ap)Ies ; $?. MorrLs, tracks ras; Wood row, Haifa & Co., 4 Thimble" Bktens-JF. Wahrxr scidler, 4,bbls apples ; Erhman,' Fit, tier t.Co.,i20 sacks potatoes; J II. Fslier, lot of II. II. goods; Thoinas Scant tin & Son, 1 sygar mill; Kerney & Harper, 6 bbltf apples'; Wm. lleilman, 1 bbrgravei par: Mrpor "XrDalIamrl parcel mdse. " '" 4 River Dispatches. : ' ' Cairo, Oct. 14. SamJIale, Cincinnati, Memphis, ' 9 p. Tt.j Marble City, St. Louis t J-Meiaphis, 9p. ? M. ; Shreyc,yicksburg, St. LouUlQ ?,M4; Lizzie Gill, . New Orleans,' St. Louis, 12 p.m. ; Longworth, Cineinnati.'New Orleans,.12 M.'?-Belle Mctophis, Memphisi.StLoub; 6 a.m.; Westinerc land, Cincinnati, New Orleans, 9 A.BI. ; Shark, Nev;.PrleanH St. Louis, 11 A. M. ; Cumberland, Evansville packet, 8 v. m... .River Jell lip.ches. . L'lpar STEAMBOATS. bli O WBNSROKO, CA1NrfcLTtN'i AD LOUIHVILLK. The magnificent passenger steajrner ' Ji" "TAltASCOIT, txLLSai K. P. T. Hoilcroft, Master ; . . i.w. Wilea U. Warren, Clertj - -TIIUBSDAY. OCrOBER I3ra. at 6 o'clock p.m. For freight or passage apply on tfwrl, or t& t. i, .is Wf. O. BROWN A-OO.,''-It - t -. y - . j Agents. EXPRESS Y.INE. FOR CAIurj'ANDIST'. 'LduIsC The splendid passenger steamer d. P. Fflilnkle. Master : Will leave for St, Louis and. all way ports ,TUIJttSI) &Y, . OUTOBfiR 13TH,. A.M For freight or passage apply on board, or to - K. W. PATRICK, ,'l.riii? I .' Agent The steamer- MELNOTTE .will -follo-r the- Anna in "the Express Line Tor-St. Lwwisif1""" '"'. 11 ' - -. 'tfteJt iff" FOa CAIRO AKIXMEMPiJIS. The magnificent steamer 1!J SILVER MOON,aJJiBsu.'MerrielleeC, blaster, . t Will leave for Mempnis and all way ports i.rittn'Av, October" xeiir;:- 1AQ at Sur. For Ireignt or rassaee apply on ooaru orto-MC. i I. M.BUMFHRfc Y &CO, or , . - &. WPATK1CK A CO., , .oclj lU"- - Asejj,U.,: KICUBS I0X ' TOlO W K 58 8 0 B0? -JPAJB. - The magnificent steamer . .fA MOLLIS NORTON, 2Si&CbarIc-. Perkrnat Master;' ,(ii;.u rf. .. jui.-i- ) Eil. Terry, Clerk, I. Will "utake ..an . e xenrston t-ip., lo tne Owewiioro Fan-- 4'-U veninn, la a ceo turn rxiute tlie people cf Henderson and EvansvlDe.1-1 ' J - ; '- " - ' LeaA's llKIf1)KKSQS.at 7UJ0 P.M. ...rr Lea ve3 KvansviliIb at 9:( l.r: Fare rr tfcc; U.o l Trip-...r9 ,oo for MKMPi'riH, vicKSBURa and new ORLEANS. - -Tlie magnificent steamer ; V p. , w. strader,.:; : AlbertSteio, Mastery -'--: .- : K.lnuey cuuiu, uiora, -. Leaves for New Orleans.aud all wayports ( I THIIWOIY, OCXOBElti '.lijTk.'J, at2o'cloeky;Tr. -f.'l. n . For freight or passage apply on lioard, or to either of the wharf boats. ' . I ItFOR CLARKSVlLLEc Ttteflga'at row-water teamer-r - ''ROIBEO. '""" I. Ham. Tlu-oopiftlttsler; --5 ,, , jueo. ATiroop, i.iern. Leaves for Clorksvlllo and all way landings - .;-.: -. ir- -- i TUI'BSDIT, OCTOBER 15TH,. . -. at 4 o'clock r.M. - -' i--t For freight or passage apply-on board, or to W. G. UitOWN A CO., - -It :- 'r ' ' '"' 1 ; '' ' Agents. SEW AMEilTISEttMTS. H i r f.t "Soid.ouiv,;'": TTtTAVlNO SOI.I our entire jtockot oreceries, 4e., to Mr. Jain eg t"oits we beti leave to retom our sincere thanks to oir many ft -lends, and patrons for their liberal patronage heretofore extended toward us, and would respectfully solicit a continuance of!heumeo our successor - ,.- ' - CROSS jii.rMKiJNS. ? JAMES :,CR0FTS,.v Evansvilie Grocery, 136-Maia.St, Would txf leave to inform his numerous! friends -.and the nobllo generally Ahat he has bought of Messrs. Cross A Jenkins, their entire stock ot Family Giocertes. JaioiM, Alc., Ji ,aul by daily additions to, Ins stock and strict attention to business, to merit a liberal share of the publio patronage.,, , , lj( ( ociuaiu i

LUMBSU.&C. (SncceaBors'io .eeie Trlu"e.) MANUFACTUBFRS OF AND DEALKBj T3 Sash, Doors, Winds, Frames, MOULDINGS, &c. ..A 11 orders for work fn the BuUdlng llge re promptly attended l. t. tJL it. We keep constantly on hand all kind; of LUMBER. PINK and POP1.AH KLOOH ISO, WEATHEKBOAROlNO.iC. , Scroll Haw Ins of every description ai.u tJressla of LambAr dottrfUfonlrtv ' V- " ' Factory ut the -4i ui nd or tSteeie' s

Second St d Stn Det.thestinrt-RBfroierrj, I '.'tcsodOA.'R'DJfiiir , net ,4 In retirlnz from the above partnership I desisdlo? return vay tQam ks Ito uny trlends who have favored me with buslQwn. and woald ask- their eotHiaaanee wit h -the ew firm. JAMKS J'KELfcj. rriiiK iscitst uiBKK vosmxecs jl, he. Lauiabt-r Uusiness at his old stand at the corner of Main and Seventh Btreeta, and: would peeifnliy inlvtrpk tlie pufcllc tat hUti.toi'lt.io Urge and ecuu4 to-AUtitf in the assortments, embracing Pine 01 r thickueRNes and quality, from the nior Third Common Bainaw Hoard np Three-Inch First Clear Plank. j Aisoj 500. JX)ORSf Various tBielrneM I And ht-y 1,ikv -i'.fciiw4i l .-A IO.OOO .lUHTS. Window Sash, Pine and Poplar Shingl. 8 and 4 -feet Lth,i Mouldings, Casing Quarter-Round, &c, &o. Orders from the country, river or ral filled promptly. aeaid3ia-' j OH Jf-fcHLOVER. ,-... Ci I i . BUILDERS' E3IPORIU3I. HAVE JUST RECEIVED TIIE WW foltowing 'and. 'olliir kma at remarkably low pt ices: ,S O j UO t i '1 0 Uli f I. 50,000 feet YELLOW PINE FLOORING; 100,000 POPLAR tiATTTS J 100,000 POPLAR BHINttLESi OOOaVrels ch'oice'VriltE tJcjIE';"" ( 1,000 6a'rre"l8CEMENT.:t "s ' J l :-. j i i , t- ' t m' Hi -ji if It''1 i : - '1 Also on hand a mil stock of Doora.Sash BUnds; 01ass,!j Nails.' Taints 'bfts,' 'knd - .. 'JUL' - 1 1,1 frill l' .UtiW r.-.J m Jiniiujng uarawaj-e. BABCQCK & STEELE, Water Street, bet. Loemt und'-Walnvt, - , i :m I I 'I . - . .. I I.' I 'J ; .- . au8dxwdo0ji! . Evaij8VIH.:t, Ino , Builders &nd Painters. JB1IAVE IJf 8TOBE, -,;m .01,000 pounds strictly our White Lad. 1 -: tu,uuu pounoa pure uiar w a it leau. . . , 60,000 pou uds lJay (State W hite Lead. i i 1,000 gallons Unseed Oil. ;i.- '-! - ': bJJLii poonds No. 1 Patty, In Bladders v CaJIS .; . : li ' . ,-tni i .,'". -..' WiDdow Glass, all sizes. . - ' '. Olaxiers Points and i'utty Knives. ' COLO KH of every variety, DH.Y ol ' I OIL. . All of -whiah- we ure selling as ohe ascsui he purchased in the West. . ifvtm & wnn, i Whohxaff Druggists," Evansville, Jnd "" mcus'tt 'V . '-;V. ''i'.'. ' :.' '.' '' WILLIAM ! IIITNIMEIL., :;jii , t, UAmTVXCTVMM OF n ( ; v? w ..-..-.. f .- - f '. n-? ? Sash, Doors,Cllns, Frames, &c. .1 n sir '1 and. Deaier:lnvi r- r. t. Pine and Poplar Lumber, Shingles NIDIN&, FlOOKJSG, Ac. atreeu, iivausvllie, Ind. yjl.'J-r.-.l '.il .ti n'ij l. a V fill ! . . Orders from abroad promptly attended to. malSdtf ' 5" i "-i WMm! EyaniSTlUe, Slat Depot. B UILREJl Sl&'E MT OR! UM . TSTE ARE THE A4JEXTS-'. I Oft One 7 of the larsest Slate manufactories in me. country .and are prepareu to mrni&n httbe maiiiifacirirers prices, ou. .short uo. Rootlne Slate of different styles and quality; --i relate iieamis; Sltite Jman r Fire-places; . . -, . ; kii d.4 lH-cbtvtii U l) il 3 .VBiaui lilaclo Ht Tiate and Marble Tiles for Floors And would particularly call ntu ntlon to the fact that the Kbrte Hearttis, Jams, and lilacs isoards is tna ciieaptst and nest arti cle lot tue purrvwe tow Known.-- ,- ; -- " " UAJK'OCfc' STKBM'V J' Water, be4J oeS latd i Walnut Shi. mayiKi omd TO BUILDERS. 'JL r(tad public. iu fioat-.il tftst I have oi jidiid,nai av jrtiH.ieceiviuH a large 'lciigan,rlSanawr 'ind dreen cBay 'PiniMid-Poplar Floorlug- and Sftfhg',i PIN IT LU JI B Kit, SIIING LES, &c, Which. I will sell cheap fox cash, j .. Tit ..WM..liUNNEL. .n '.Office ..And.. Fuctory.. corner Flllh and Walnut Streets, Evansville. Ind. jelS 8m JAMES' SWAKSOJf & SOJri Wliolasal And"Retilt Dealers In SMnglea, . .Lath, l),ocrs. and, Sash. Alsft, "a Targe assortment of Allegheny, Chicago, and Toledo Lumber and Floorine, Xressed and Undressed, on hand and for sale. Extra. JSawedriaml ir Shaved Pint Shingles, eighteen inches long. We respectfully solicit the citizens of Evansville to give ns a call and examine euf stock iieAfe4arch4Lai(tg eteewhr. , 1 ;! ' .V -.'.; Va fttr'WATkii 8tw(6t;. -, (Opposite Lamaseo Whartj,' EvausrUl ;.iAH orders promptly at te tided to-. ' Baay23dtaf .j . -t.. i ,'.. j-..- u -n . h. llercliant Tailorv:. -n : v j (f , . ; -jj. r -i t ' -t f : !". Sal.. t!.iitieij5ioii JVt9. .8; Cu4 NVZER'S BL OQK. apZlSra (UIWfAIKS.) rrKB- UAtJ , SAM. O. WOoWftON. r ST; CLDUD :n0TEX4 n; .pot? ifAx. 1 ""';' city yp rz" , H ALL-' 6 "WOODSON, ; Proprietors, - (Upposite steamboat Aao r .'aepJ93m'J'-. " "'". J. C. DtlBOTCHKT; 'v. lb. nrspecnirr. -t'. tr i-S 1;.: '( f 'X.. V1 CJ 0 XT O N "FA C T O It Sy t ii'i t.ii,T :?. ,;.; .1 K- a" :t Prpdnca, .and. Provision Kerchiints, va..U ,K ! -i . V. H;i, -,.i , 30 JT0UTH TTAJfilS STCEET, -1. ,i 1- - i KVANSVILLE INp. Orders and consign ments eolldted. ' ' ' -elSdtf. .' . ' ,'A '" EVANSVrLI.K.'trfrl.,' Hept:"21, 198!'fTUIOIKH OF IIOlXiE. CAIZH A (Jo , wastthis day dissolvetl by mutual eouMent,iN. F Caret-withdrawing iillie busiaesHwiU hrtu ter.Jje conducU-d by.F. T. Hodge and .John . oilbert; under the. siyie 01 iiouije uo., wuo assume aHtcsponsihliUlex. aud who will collect all claims due.tbe ja4 Ann ot Hoke, Carr & qo.; ,- : : .f. t. iiofiUE, vv. .-.N.F. CARlt,-;-v..v--,i.r. ,: ;.VPHx.qiVKfefeT.' In retiring from. the ahove ilrnji I nm very thankful, to lay friends lor past favors, and hope they will continue to patrODizetnysuccessursin-i'tt-taeKs - ,';' " Vep23 fit r; "." ; ' , Courier copyf -' ; FIFTH OTBEKT.' befcOalt and-Cherry ''Silk, Woo!, Cotton, 4C.; colored fooraerl nuiiuiiin, auu any clajn

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GEUEN & KKIIB, VANDERBURGH' W6olen 1 Mills, Factory .on Franlrfin Avenue, near ' Pigeon Creelc Bridge. Store on Third street, between Main and Sycamore, ' Evansville,' Indiana Manufactnrers 'of Jeans. Satinets, Doeskins, Blankets Llnseys, Casslmeres, Stocking Yarn, As, "Tbo highest market price paid for Wool. Bte-All kind of enstonv work solicited Send for Price Lists and Samples, apiiviuw-c , j. Eoikport Collegiate Inst Hate, . . - i KOCh POKT, IND-, - ... THIS I A FlK.ST-t'I.ANN I'm A I.E Cidiege. and also prepa e young me lor ,! atopnomoro i lase in our untversit les. The boarding department, fxeiuntcely lor young ladies, Is compu te. Next term begins Monday, Augus- Slst. O. i I. SM I T IT. A.M, ' - . aulO wlin Principal. XT'S rr'n AOENTH - NO A, the Vw time to commence a vigorous canvass lor t he C-tinpaign Lives of , GRANT AND COLFAX, By Gkt. Jamei S. RKenif, With Illustrations- by Tosa ko. -'.mplete in one elegant 1-ino volume of 411 pages. Pric in pape covers, Si 00 In extra Eug ish moiocco i lotli, l 00.- 'JIh eheni est aud the most raiahle book of the hind ever published. Agents also wanted for the GRANT ANO COLFAX CAMPAIGN SONGSTER, a collection of original, stirring cumpaign songs, set to popular airs. Price, 10 cents. Kxtraordiuury inducements i ottered ' to agents on botn works. Agents are meeting wi h fine success. Address C. F. VENT & qo Publishers, Cincinnati, Ohio. - - aul8 dt.,w2t - A V ' i ' JNO. W, HEADI.EY, ROBT. M. .-. dni. if. Head ley. Mabtin, Martin, fleadlcy & Co., Cotton and Tobacco Faclora, Forwarding and Commission MERCHANTS, Water Street, Corner of Division, EVA"XSVIL,tE, ixb. ...f-'iClRCULAK-. - M..Z AVISO ENTKKKO UPON THE enterprise of establishing a Tobacco .ninrket, in Evansville, we- beg leave to tender bur services to our friends lu Kentucky fand to the tobacco growing communities of Indiana and Illinois. It is our aim and determination to build up a Home Market, equal, all things coiu feidered, to any in tho country, whioli. we conceive to be of manifold Interest to the extensive Tobacco growing region surroundlug Evansville, and with our. laige and intimate acquaintance In theadjaowit counties ot Kentucky, and the encouragement and many facilities afforded by our city, we sre confident tbat our efforts will be speedily -crowned with success. - -ii A large majority of the planters fn this section have never prised their tobacco for the reason tbat tbey have bad no Home Market where they could be present and witness its sale, slid besides, most planters are not prepared to prize thetr own crops. For their convenience we will complete arraugetnents (in -Uiw time for . the .-new wo, with good and reliable men in every neighborhood to lurnisn hogsheads and pi ize tobacco upon :. reasonable terms, Then each Plant' r can accompany his Hogsheads, and "see tfiedi Impeded, Weighed and Sold, and return Home w i(Ji the Proceeds. : .Onr manner of selling tobacco will be w 'oiuiuted -U - Insure Mittsfact ion. Eacn hogshead will be sampled aud sol i separately upon - Us own merits, to the highest bidder -at public auction. jNot oujy piaoUii'H but dealers will find that our in'kot affords many advantages to them. Quick sales, even at small piolltn, will epabie dealers Uju-ouduo.; optional Ve operations dining the season, hpon a small capital, witn the least possible dandanger of loss-,., - ' We also pledge our best efforts In the sale ot Cotton and other produce, and all consignments to ne forwarded will receive our prompt attention. J. . ' For the character of onr house we re'er te our acquaintances, to-our Joahlagenv, and to the leading business houses of Evansville, aud hope by promptness, energy, and strict integrity, to merit a reasonable snare oi patronage. . Respectfully,' -' ' " , MARTIN, 5IEADLEY.& CO.'. September Is:, lbOS. '"'P. S. Tv ur-entcrpristnq friends tee .propose, to ticaril- the following prenmtms: . ' ' ' Premium $'20 In rjold to thn Plant er from whom we liecclve the llrst Uoesliead. New CrOD. , . rremiuin $10 In Gold to tho Plant er from whom we Receive the second Hogshead, New Crop. Premium $5 in Gold to the Plant er from whom we receive. the third Hogshead, New Crop. septl-1 wd lm w M., II. & CO. , ' 7 - ' Notice to Contractors. SF.AI.KI 1'ltOI'ONAI.S WIM. ItF. received nt the Ckunty Auditor's pttire until tne nrsi Monday in Beptemoer, isos, for tne construction of a bridge across Pigeon Creea, near the Crescent City tsprings. t he masonry or stone work aud the Kuiersti ucinre oi wood work will he let separately. No bid will be considered unlehs accompanied by the names and sifptaturet of the becurities proposed by the blditer. , . - i - r - : ; y Theabnfmenisand piers to be campleted on or before October lst,lB(J9; the super, structure on or before October 1st, 1870. 1 ay men Is -equivalent to cash.and made upon. estimates as the work progresses; 2 percent, retained till completion ot the work. Plans aud specifications to be eeeu at the Auditor's office. Particulars given by the undersigned . VICTOP. Risen, County Auditor. . Evansville, Jnjy 27, 18S3. , Jy2S dAwtd , rTANTll- AGENTS For IIOIiACE CREELEY'S . "Recollections of a Bnsy Life." In one volume, handsomely Illustrated, ot -which- Mr. Urueley- nimself -says-r 1 sbail never write anything else into which I sliu.ll put so much of myself, my experiences, :oWohF, convictions, and modes of thought,, as these , ltEcoi.i,i-crrro8.-.1 jlve, wiin fcihall ret-'erve, my mental hisl or ." For full partlcu lars, terms, A e , addiess !. F. VENT A CO., Publishers, 38 Wtst Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. . Kei2.lii, wit CAMPjAlGN EQUIPMENTS " Qif. Cnpcs, Blouses; Bells, Swords, Sashes Pompons; Shoulder . Straps, Badges, Flags, Banners, and Transparencies. .. , .r JfST'SEND FOR PRICE Ll3TB,ra - . - - . - . .- I . :. V. L. Ml'STIN A CO., Southwest corner Fourth and Maln,-sc-10 w4t f t , . , Cincinnati, Ohio, Goronera Icqnest, No. 45,' , , r.u.n on 'mi-; koiv of a nyt EiL his r A KULU). who.se. body as found at residence, on Keoud Avenue, between Fiftli and Hlxih l reets, in - the eily of F.vansriilo, Vsndei burgh County, btate of lu laijiLiiu theTi h day uf fcent.em.ber-USiiS-The jury, being duly sworn, find from tho eviueucti l '..mi tne jjweoasou. came to his death by apoplexy of the brain. At the time of his dentil ho was about 55 years of age; (J feet high; wfiea iound, he was laid out oil a bed. Notmtt toun-t an bodv. 8 . ...i iBAMUKL P.HAVLIN, se8 w3t Coroner Vaudei burgh County. OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE A COLLEGE HILL,' XEAU CIKISXATI, REV. N. C. CURT, B JPrciUUnt, OVENS ITS TWKSrTIPrif KnUCAUoiTnl v ear -on the UHt. not -iept ember next, llest of .teachers enKgei for all branding. - t'ai-o nnimrlnnllliK o Herod lor nuishtng in Music, Fain tiug. aud tlie Modern Iueuacs. boeclal attention given to physical culture. Ueautiful bulldi-gs ami grouods alloid the atiraction of a superior lioruo. 't : ,i -aa-p.!,n nuuh rnluced. making the College the cheapest, for iis UCliilics, to be found In the West. - "- t lit' t" Applications' for further information, or or admission, to be made to tho President. JyZdlifTn,Tk; wOt - ,

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"Ul.i.ed i tUJ WhO UViitlled Bleep," say 4 Kauuho PwisSa. KUU laore bie-ued in tho man "who invented the means of remedying the neglect and misfortune that changed my locks gray before my time, or reaped the harvest of my hair before the season of my decay. To " Barrett's Vegetuble Hair Restorative"" must be ascribed merits possessed by few or none of the usual remedies for baldness and premature gray hair. The testlmoy uials of Its efficacy are numerous and

Irreproachable. .- ? - - y ? r wjytf r0ry4'AYER'S I-IIPL VIGO R, For the Renovation of the Hair, The GRK.VT BESIDEKATUil orihc Age. A dressing which is at once agreeable," health y and tiTc'ctual f of proserving the hair. Faded or gray Jiair is soon restored to its original color, and the glow and freshness of youth. Thin hair;, ia thickened, iaUin,g .haii checked, and "baldness' often, 'though not always, curedjry its use. Nothing can restore the hair whero the follicles are destroyed, or tho glands atrophied aud decayed. Cut such as remain can be saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those, deleterious substances which make somo preparations dansrerous and injurious to he hair, the Vigoi can only benefit but not harm it. IJ wanted merely for a .. -. ' Ilaii Iressiic, . nothing else can be found, so desir able. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not'loil white cambric, and yet lasts, longer on the hair, giving it a rich glossy lustre and a grateful perfume. ..j v ' -,f J! - ' ' " ,.-',-"-:.- v PKEPABKO BT - -;--- t DR. J. C AYER & CO., Practical and Analytical Chemists, " v ' ; LOIVELI MASS. PRICE 81 OO. fmch7 dtim (m -U;;C,: COLLEGE. A I. t TIIE FALL TERM or UwiO! Christian CottKOK will commence TKetinetav, September 16A, 1SC8. Th is yoaug and flourishing Instil otion Is now prepared to compete with any College or University in the West. Its endowment fund has been Increased to more than 8100,000; an amide Faculty has been appointed ; Commercial aud Music departments have been added, each under, the care of a eompeteut and experienced teacher; and every facility provided for doing first-class work. Young gontlemeu and ladles, from far and near, may rest assured that no better opporiMuity for obtaining au ACADEMIC, BUS IN Ess, HCIENTlFiC, or CLASSICAL KDUUATION can be found in the West than will be lurnished at Meroni. For further in formation send for a circular, t Address eit-faer of the anderslgoed. THOMAS IlOLMEx, President. THOMAS KEA.RN8, Secretary. Merom, Indiana, Sept. 1, 18o8. sea diw, wut. Coroner's Inqnest, No. 46, --l , EI.I ON TIIE ItOOV OF CIIAH. W. LOiG, wlio wai found at his residence, at tliu liellevue Garden, in Independenoe, Vanderburgh .County, State of Indiana, on the 2 th day of September, 1868. i he Jury, being d-tly kworn, nnd from the evidence tiiat lite deoeaaed came to his death by a pistol-shot fired from the hands of A. Warner, on the litu day of Septem ber. Tne deceased died on tne Hli ol September. IStiS. Had on bis person when found white flannel undershirt and w b 1 1 e cotton overshirt. Ae about 40 years; bight i leet incnes. rooming ot value tounu on IMMly. HAMIIKIi I. I1AVL1.1, sel'tt w3t Coroner Vanderburgh County DR. J. W. POLAND'S WHITE PINE COMPOUND. The Great Newfegland Remedy. ir. jr. w, r.oiJLxn's White Pine "Compound Is n"ow'"oftercl to' the amlcted' throughout tne country, alter naving ueen "proved oy the test of thirteen year In the New England States, where its merits have become aa well known as timtree from wnlco, m pan, it derives na virtues. - - The White Pino Compoand ..,-f .v CURK!; Sore Throaty Colds, CoughSr-Plpththertay Bronchitis, Spitting jf Bloody and Pulmonary Affections ! generally. It Is a remarkable remedy for Kidney Com--plaints, Diabetes, piffle ottyorjVoia- Vt "1 ing urine, liieeding from tne K-ia heys aqd -Bladder, firavel, and other Complaints. .J'j fPVom tti Boston foui-nat. ' ' ' .i-i: "r Boston, January 20l'j3a8, Pola hp's W u n-K Pikb Com rooirw A ftor having given it a thorough trial. we can ronfkleuilv . reoofitmeud - Jrttiaui'i Whit rtiie Cunipotmd "as a very varuable'article lor tne cure oi-vaqgnsj-wins, and putmonle Complaiiits generally. In several cases, we.liave known it . to give prompt relief when all otner remedies which had been tried b id failed. It is an article which, in a climate bo promotive of sudden and severe eold as is tbat of New England, ought to be in every family; and we are ure that those who ouoe xHtain it, and give It a fair trial, will not thereafter lx w tiling to ha without it. A Vai.ua.blb Mbd'icisk. Dr. Poland' White Pine Compound, advertised lu oar columns,' is a f-aooesstul aUeilit to couinine and apply tne meaiclnal virtues ol the White Pine baik. It has been thor oughly tested by people in this city and Vicinity, and the tf-oix k-lor baa testimonials to Its value from persons well known to our citizens. .Wo recommend Its trial in all those easf-H'of disease to which It is adapted. It Is lor hale by all our druggists. The White line Compound Is now sold In every part of,Uie United states and British' provinces. ' " , . . . , " , , Prepared' at the' NEW ENGLAND. BOTANIC DEPOT, ' ' ' . Boinozr, Mass. - ' C. PAUON & CO., Proprietors,, CLOUD & AKIN,, ' Wholesale Agents. For sails at retah by'all druggist"-" mch7'68 dtf , , , State of Indiana, Vanderburgh County, S3. In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, October ... . ... ., 'ierm.-Jw.,. : . r Alexander Simpson vs. Isaao C Spalding. IT Ari'UAItiNU HT AII'IDATIT on file in the oflice of ihe.Ciera o said Court, that the defendant Is a non resident ortne state or jnuiana .Notice Is hereby srvi'u hlni of tlie pei-d eney oi sairf action, -n rid that the iimifwitl Hand for trial on Ihe tlrsi day ol tb next term of said oiirt, lo be 4x-;un and neld at tlie court-house lu the city of Kvsnsvihe. in said county, ou the Jin Monthly In October, 18)iS -i Witness lilylno IIys.! Clerto-of said Court, and toe eal thereof, thN 7(h tuy ot August, ISM. r I4LYTI f K II VN KTs, ' : vJioiit Vaod iurKn O'iicult Court - anil w3t. uisitr Jit'KWjr.- ,, , iii a. (ocitku riiiofltti.-'iHiULIiW' t!U.. ' Pluff Tobacco Manufacturers - . cTNCINNATf, OHIO. ERTHT FACTOaT, I III.ACH FACTO KT, ,11 Hftli' Ol. zi m, . COLU.MilLA. ST aull Worn -4 REKN AI"PI,:S-.B fcarrelK tiiHf. reJT ceive-l and Tor sale price ti per bft i-' ret at ' . - ". a-

fTftTr-n COAL-MINERS Twed y W (0) good coal-miners can pet mBtaut work at the HH OT WELL MINiS, near Case vllle, Kentucky. sl-m dir

FOB RENT. FOH RENT BASEMENT Thehasetaent of t lie Cumberland Fresh vlri .in . iiv'-eM, corner of Second and Chei'iuit StPfcty.s. This would bo a very detiibio pi mm for te-chniK Mtrtic or Drmtriniimt J'umling. Aino, a good ror.m for an oace. Inireof ALVA II Jf)HSON, aJJi(t Real Estate Ageit. BOARDIIJG. ToAiinuvt) - on Secind Street, lie--e - tueen sy syc-imore and Vine, In tlie house la'ely oteuplod by Mr. Win. I'u-K. Three largn furnished looms, suitable lor f.iuill-n. Day4.uiirders waule an-J dtf v MRS. U. A. I'ULLl.F. ANITOUHCEME ITS, Editors Journal t Pituise announce iuea a Candida e on tne County Ticket for election, at the October election, to tie oflice of as essorof Pigeon Township. Wm. Wakukn, Ha xo A. OST-DOOK-KEY A sr.- all brass Jxrkey. The finder will receive 'limk.-i ty leavirg it at (his ollice. ocia t OR SALE. rOU KALE HOUSE AND LOT. wlng to my lr tended removal trom .l a city, 1 offer for tuiie my house and lot, tntaluiug Ave rooi is, cellar, cistern, and able, an In ttp-io ordtr; good aa new. .uo.utre on the pre.nises, , Tenth Street, between Vine and SycaTmra I will give a bnrvain to any one wlshug. to buy a good d elllng-house. seadtf D. SCHWANEI. t House End Lot for Sale, i PJUIE VEItT VEAIRABU: LOT . . - r Nortlieast corner of Second, and Di7i3ioa Streets, Frotatiug' seventylive feet on Seoul Street, together with the new two-;or frame house. "I or terms, Ac., apply ti 'THOMAS E. GARVIN, ,i ' Third St red-; or C. CLEMENT, sepi tf 22 and 21 First Strct. ' RfisideEce and Farm for Kali THE - KKfIKN E Of the lato Dr Thomas ilunnie wiii be sold at prlrato sale. Said farm ooutains ,100 acres, vitn improvements. It is alxiut one mile rent Ingle's Station, ou the E. A C. R. R., and ten miles from tills city. For farther -ar-ticular apply a'. Dr. T. Runclo's olice. No. 2 Flrot Street, Evansville. Jy;i t. FOB SALE AND F0I1 EOT. fRT 'IIEAI I1CILIHNO LTS. (Jl Dwelll if? Houses, aud Farm. , Ten thousand i eves of Farming Land. 1 buy eul sell Heal Estate. ' - ALVA 11 JOHNSON", ,, 4 .-,;: .Ueal Estate Ajpat, Third Street, Evansville, Indlxna, dec22tf i jx&W ORL.12AKS. i,-... )r. E, H. FAIltcnii.r. . . r . J. W. BiNGHAir, FA2SCSILD & BINGHALL 81 Ea.;aiIco Street, nov2)diy? NEW ORLEANS. i. ...... u j.1: n.-.- jt ..PXHTSICZANS. DEL H. M. 1IA5YEY, BOOM NO. I, WALKER'S BUI LIU NO i , Corner Mai i and Third StreMs. Office Hour 10 to 12;JZ to 6: li dm . 7 to 9. DENTISTS. 11 BE. I. KClS Over First NatVoiial Bank, 1 Corner Main and First Streets, ii -. ,i !.- ' ' Evansville, Ind., T"fAI.rFACTI!RK Oi' 'ONTINIT. JLJL ous Gum Work, Gold. Silver, Vulcanite, Corallte, and Amber Plates, Carved Work, Artihcia' i 'slates, Ac ADMINlSTRA'fXlR of Nitrons Oxld. (an excellent aud safe aaajHthetic). Chlo roforra. Ether, ai-d aiso several local par.' lyaei-s. NKURALGIC Affections treated. ' MY FACILITIES are as good and re estftjdlfclim.nt as large (conaiisllng of riv. rooiutjiukoy In the United States. 1 RETURN MY THANKS for tho estensi ve patronage received daring the pati EIGHT YEARS. mchzl To t Polley-Holt era Mntnal Eenefit Atd Insurance Company. POLICY.IIOI.OERS W1IOSK ICKnew&Js are cue this montli will find tuelr teceipts at my office. No. 2 M'liu Street,.., Uiifft G K.DREW, oc7dtf Insurance Agfiit. ''' EOBIIST SITtr, U n d e r t ft It o i-, MAIN STREET, beU Fourth and Firth KVAHUYII.I.K, IlfD., Has Jrtst reoelved a new Hearse, the finest ever in ttie city. A large assortment of Metallic Cases. Cikets, and Cofnns keDt constantly on hand. jv 'd:iui. STEAMBOAT AGSITT. '" AND Special Agent for tlie Baltlniore & , tf - j, Oalo Eallroad, my2l-tf z' J " ' ' KVANSV7I.I.B. Ind. SKAJf! BRAN 1 FEED ! FEED! 3 H Havma inad.i arranni-Mneuts for sixiy tous of Brn,wbiJb we will be receiving during next week, we will be prepared to fill orders, who.e&tle and retail, at reason able prices. We will make a difference ot from 5 to 10 per eont. to perues who wish to buy large lots on arrival, before storing. It Is our intention to be well supplied during the Winter with Hay, Corn, outs. isran, suoris, lornniem, x oiaioes, etc., vc. 'Ortlers left at ou-store. No. 73 Main St.. wil I be promptly f iled from our Eeed itlvrc on Fourth titreet. OtU VlUKEIlf HKOS.,73 Main St. s 1'QABN GO barrels assorted Refined Sugar jnsi received aud for sale very "oc2 . VICKEUY BROS., 73 Main St. A fa RXEN IIAMBCRO ANO FACJbtJ TORY' CHiifcSE in store aud for Suie, wholesale and retsll, by oci viLJifcili iiKOS., 73 aiain su ITIIRirtGE'.'i CHIMNEYS Tho bot-t made, from good Fllut Glass sniiatiio for "Soti." "Comet," "solar," and Celestial " Barners for sale at ocU VICKERY BROS., li Main si. 11 ON ; ii a ii.li o XX'. COAL. THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ALWAYS on hand asuperior articlaof Bon IlarUsr tkal. whicir will be delivered to all purls of the city on short notice, at tho lowest mar act price. JAS. 1L LETCH KR, Ufflee No 1 N. Water SU mal d GRATES AND MANTLES. MRJ ISAAC LAVENDER would lnlorm I he citizens that he Is prepared lo .- ET GRATES and MANTLES to order in the neatest style. Orders leit at hi resldeucr, on Oak Street, between tilth aud Sixth, will meet with prompt attention, r o ,, Refers to Laut A Bro. (oc2 dim

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