Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 October 1868 — Page 2

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T.DAY OCTOBERS!!, 1868. FOR PUESIDEXT, GENERAL U. S. GRANT. FOB TICK PRESIDENT, Hca. SCHUYLER COLFAX. Azents for tbe Journal. IT. A L vT FKBG 'ST PerHburgh. Ind. (apt JIakky K. Smith, Wa'W""' "l W. J. L. HMMKWAY.Boonvilie,loa. Jons M. Lockwood, MU Vernon. J J. 2d. Foktkk, t ort Branch, Jou. 1L W. W kav km. t'oseyTiw ; H. H. Corwm, somervilio, lna. K.J. i:ooF.RS.New Harmony, Ind. j Hakvky Bond. Hazleton, 7 - t ' Ikbin Marks, Bla k Haw It H Ills, lna. r They Vill atoo wceive and forward to US orl" tor Binding and Job Printing. ; v ciiriitii NOTICES. ! Change of Time. We believe ihat most of the churches change the time of Sabbath evening service tomorrow, to 7 o'clock, instead of 7J o'clock,' as heretofore. ' ' Trinity M. E. Church. The "usual religious services. Sunday School, 9 A. ji. Preaching by the pastor at 10J A. M., and 7 P. M. , In the evenmsr, the third lecture or a series on the character of Esther, will ba delivered. These lectures are ad dressed particularly to the. young la dies of the congregation. 'V'.l,' "Walnut Stbeet Presbyterian. The usual Sabbath School and Bible Class exercises, at 9 o'clock A. M. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. J. P. E. Kumler, at loj A. 31., and 7 P. M. A cordial invitation is extended to strangers and the public generally. Vinf Street Presbyterian Church. The usual services to-mor row." Strangers are invited. . ' Ingle Street M. E. Church. Quarterly Meeting esrvices, I he Presiding Elder, W. P. Harried, offici ating. Preaching to-day at 10 A. H. and 7 i P. m. Sabbath Services Sun day School at 9 A. M.;' preaching at 10J A. si.: Sacrament at 3 P. M.. and - preaching at 7 P. M. St. Paul's Church, Wm. II.! Van Antwerp, Rector. Sunday School at 9 A. M., Mr. E. W. Patrick, Superin tendent; Morning Prayer, 20th Sanday after Trinity, 10J A. M.; Evening Prayer, 7 o clock : Missionary So ciety of St. Paul's meets on Wednes day at 7 P. M., October 28th. CHURcn op the Holy Innocents, corner Ninth and Division Streets Rev. S. Burford, Minister. Divine service (20th Sunday after Trinity.) 10J A. M. and 7i P. u. ; Sacrament of Holy Baptism at morning service N "Mission Service" 3J P. M., at Hook era School House: Sunday Schoo and Bibla Class 9 A.M. and 3 p. M. The Festival of'SS. Simon and JucU will ba celebrated by Divine service Wednesday night at 7:13. Strangers and others who love, to worship in a " Free Church" will be heartily welcomed. ' ' ' v "' ' y' " ; Missionary Meeting.--The Third Quarterly Missionary Meeting of the Walaut Street Presbyterian Sabbath School, will be held at the lecture room of the Church, at 3 o'clock to morrow afternoon. Reports by classes of contributions for the past quarter, .with missionary titles andappropaiate Scripture texts, will occupy a part of the time.. Short addresses encourag ing a missionary spirit and labor, by Luke Wood, , Eq., the Pastor, Rev. Mr. Kumler, and perhaps others, will be madd. Parents and other members ' of the Church and congregation, and Sunday School friends in general, are invited. ' ".' Rsllgious Intelligence. The recent visit of the Chinese Embassy to this country, headed by one of our own citizens, is regarded as an important event in s missionary aspect, as it foreshadows the friendly and intimate relations which, through the mighty thoroughfare of trade, must rapidly spring up between us and that ancient Empire. The Em bassador states that the Protestant Missionaries are regirded with growing favor on the part of the Chinese Government, and that the Prime Minister at Pekin has expressed the dosire that they should oome to tho country in greater numbers, as they were only engaged in doing gcod. Bishop Williams, of the Episcopal Mission there, reports seven ordained Missionaries, eleven assistants, fivo schools, one hundred and seventeen confirmations, and more than $1,000 contributed by the natives themselves Lutheran. A few weeks ago, the Wisconsin Synod, which forms an integral part of the General Council, .and fully sympathized with Ohio and Iowa at Fort Wayne, although not to the extent of withdrawing from the Council, formally and solemnly declared itself in favor of close communion and non-interchange of pulpits, as in accordance with the doctrine and practice of the Luthern Church. One of the best jokes of tho day is the recent lecture of the Rev. Father Hecker, of the Pauliat fraternity, in which he attempted to show that Romnnism is the best religion for a Republic. As one evidence that Popery is not;nnfavorabIe to civil liberty, ho informed his hearers that Roman -Catholics obtained from the tyranf King Jo'hn that foundation document of civil liberty, the Magna Lharta. As a specimen of those things "true to the ear and false to the sense," this is pretty good. It is 'well known that the English Bishops and- Barons chiefly the former forced from the cowardly King this precious document; and for that act every man ' of them was excommunicated by the- Fope, who declared the 'charter null and void, and John vxxs abtoh ed from hi$ oath to keep it. Oa

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m. i.-.i "In thft cent puuuCU .. . name or Aimigruy xou, ... : the Son, and the Holy Uuost, ana Dy thft authority of the blessed Apostles, Potpr and Paul.and our own, and with the advice of our Council, we wholly repudiate and condemn this thing, prohibiting, under penalty of anathema; tho said King from observing it, and his Barons and their accomplices from requiring him to observe it, aswell as the Charter, as its obligations and provisos, and declaring them for all time invalid" ' Of course this annulling of Magna Charlah&i never been revoked. The Pope being "in fallible? lio cannot recall his curse, and true Romanists are bound to second him. It. stands in history pronounced forever invalid. This is ike claiming liberty of worship in thia country, as a- Romish invention because "Roman Catholic Maryland allowed if? when tho real fact is, the Charter of that colony was given by the Protestant , King, of - Protestant England. . who demanded the said liberty." - Twentv-fiiffht ladies. . members of th Congregational Church of Elmwood, have seceded, because denied the right of taking part in Church meetings. It is said that the English Wesleyan Conference has refused to accede to the request of the Canadian Confer ence to appoint Rev. Mr. Panshon President of its next Assembly, and that his name will be dropped fr.om the legal hundred next year. This, it is repotted, is owing to his mar riage with his deceased wife's sister, which he tould not legally consum mate in Eagland, and therefore came to America to do. The " Western Christian, Advocate, the organ of the M. E. Church in this part of the country, is to begin the next volume in an enlarged form. Persons subscribing now for the year 1869, will receive the remaining num bers of the present year without ad ditional charge. . lhe Advocate is improving, we think, in vigor and zeal, and we doubt not next year it will prove second to no paper in the West in influence and popularity. Rev. D. R. M'Anally, D.D., who, since J.851, has been editor of the St. Louis Cliristian Advocate, of the Church South, has resigned the edi torship, and has taken up his resi dence in Carondelet, Mo. Northwest Indiana Conference Six persons were admitted on trial. The following are the statistics :Q - '18(8. - 1867. Members Probationers..... ... Local preai her.... Baptism, ifitftfr17,619....... 2,444 , 165..-.., 119.. 16,350 l,tJ7 118 422 Churches 223. Probable vxlue tiSTfitlO...... Parsonagef. 6L...Probabla vnlue r72,50O 0J... Conference claimants. 81,5o5 29. Missions .7.I52 68 .. 1394,780 61 tl,500 00 ..S1.117 88 .6,841 II Church extension.. 0 & Tract Society.... S10J 90 .. 8115 50 Bible- Society. 41,441 53. 81i7 55 Sunday School Union S124 o3. 9173 M The Southeastern Indians Conference Minutes show the following statistics: ' Members, "20,376; probationers. 2,463; local preachers, 145: baptisms adults l,e47, children 306; church es. 273. valued at $583,300: Darson ages 54, valued at $50,600; raised for Conference claimants, $1,009 18; for Missionary Society, $S,Uob 51; Tract Society, $324; Bible . Society, Sl.iS'Jl 73 i Sunday School Union $257 32;' allowance of preachers $65,842 receipts, $59,302 deficiency, fcS,7oy;" an increase on allow ances of $9,415, . and on re ceipta of $5,485. The average salary received Was ftw. Among the hum est salaries paid were Indianapolis district, $1,30; Asbury Chapel, Indi anapolis, 51.4UU; Shelbyville, $1,40 Connersville district, $1,500; . Con nersville, Il,0o0; Lawrenceburg dis tnct, $1,190; Lawrenceburg, $1075 Aurora, l,iUU; Ureensburg, First charge, $ 1,325 Centenary, $1,100 JVladtson district. i7; Trinity, Dladison. Sl.DUU: liisine Sun. f 1.0S0 JefFersonville district, $1,158; Jeffersonville, Wall Street, $1,033 90; RoThe printers, Downey, Brouse, Butler & Co., have done their work hand somely. . . There aro in Boston one hundred and twenty-nine churches. Of those, twenty-one are Uongresationai Uni tarians. eighteen Congregationa Trinitarians, sixteen Baptists, sixteen Roman Catholics, fifteen Methodist L Episcopalians, fourteen Frotestant Episcopalians, eix Presbyterians, six Univcrsalists, two Arrican iVlcthod ists, and two Second Advents. The Jireewili Baptists. German Lntlie rans, German Evangelical Reformed. Polish Jews, Ilollandish Jews, Ger man Jews, uerman Methodists, Inde pendent Methodists, Christians. "Church of Christ," Swedenborgians, and Evangelioal Union,, each nave ono church. The Spanish Rivoi.UTiON.--We referred : last week to the re ligious and educational aspects of the Spanish," Rovolution, which, it appears, has been almost a bloodless and successful one. - The Government of the United States was the first of the foreign powers to recognize the revolutionary authorities, and for this act has been applauded by every lover of liberty and free government. The following article from the leading or gan of the Catholic Church in the West, will show "the spirit of that church: ! ' From tbe Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph. Contemptible. Was ever such unseemly and indecent hast tn dn a mean thing shown by any Government, as that lately manifested by ours in its recognition of the revolutionary irovernment of Snain? Wm II. Seward thought he was doing an admirable thing; history will write it as one of tho meanest and littlest things even lie. ever did. His conduct n this is not the act of a statesman nor yet ot an honest or honorable man. StatesmansiiiD would hav re quired him to be tlow and very cau: uous m recognizing and endorsing a revolutionary government; yet Seward did not wait for the facts in the case, but acted udou the always unrtun and, generally false cable reports. The commonest prudence and decency required that months instead

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the Southern Confederacy had been U.stahMr.ivi rjtxl fnllv cn;!,,,! f., months, (bv the trcacbVv of trusted Federal officers, as in Spain - now by the treachery of Spanish officers,) the very American journals that now laud Seward's action in this matter then whined and howled because tho British Government was about to recogniz the Confederacy. We make the following extract from a recent letter from Spain, giving some of the incidents of the Revolu tion: MnftTi hostile" feeling prevails against the priesthood, who all belong to the lauen riny; auu it ia their baneiui innueuce over mo Queen that her present unpopularity ia tr be chieflv attributed. Tho 4vicario here at hrst retusea to give up tha irpv of the church to allow the bells to be rung, but, being told that if he did not the doors would be fnrpprt. ha cava in. At Seville, the Jesuits were allowed twenty-four hours to leave the city, and the buildini? ha alreadv been confiscated and made into a school tor the cniiaren nf thfi noor. The Seville Revolution rv (Jommittee sav they wai nave ... . i freedom in education, and that, they hnnfi soon to see Soain occupy the place she should fill anions; civilized nations. 'At rort tot. JUars opposite Cadiz, there is a college for young nripsts: thev were all ( twenty-iour in number) packed into an open boat and seni adrift, but they were pictea up by a vessel passing the pope to the catholic bodies The following address of the Pope, succeeding hia order for the Grand Convocation of the Roman Represent atives at tho City of Rc me, will be read with interest by Protest an Christians: To all the Bishops of the Churches of the Eastern liiteicho are not in com munion with the Apostolic bee: Placed by the hidden design of Divine Providence, although without anv desert of our own. iu this exalted chair, as heir of tho Blessed Prince of the Apostles, who, by the prerogative granted to him by God, is the firm and solid rock on which the Savior hath built the Church, and urged by the , solicitude of . the burden laid unon us. we lone and strive most earnestly to extend our care to all. whatever region of the earth they inhabit, who bsar the name of Christians, and 1o call them to the embrace of our fatherly love. We cannot, without grave danger to our soul, neglect any portion ,of the Christian people, which, as having been redeemed by the precious blood of our Saviour, and added to 'the Lord's flock by the sacred waters of baptism, rightfully claims all our watchfulness. Wherefore, as we are bound to bend unceasiDgly all our thoughts and desires to procure the salvation of all who know and adore Jesus Christ, we turn our eyes and our fatherly thoughts to those churchos which of yore, when united by the bouds of unity with this Apostolic See, flourished in such credit for sanctity and heavenly learning, and produced rich fruits of Divine glory and of the salvation -of souls; but which now, by the nefarious arts and devices of him who first stirred up schism in heaven, exist, to our great grief, in a state . of. separation and division from the commnniontof the Holy Roman Church which is spread over the whole world. For this reason, at tho very beginning of our Supremo Pontificate, we spoke to you words of peace and charity with our whole hoart's love. And, although our words did not have the desired result, still we have never lost the hope that our humble and fervent prayers would be graciously listened to by the most mild and benignant author of peace and salvation, who worked out salvation upon earth, and who, as the Orient on high, plainly showing forth the peace which he loves, and which He wishes to ho loved by all, announced it at His ris log to men or good will, by the minis iry oi angeis, and whua sojourning among men . taught it by liis word and preached u by His example And now, that, by the advice of our venerable brethren, the cardinals of the Holy Roman Church, we have convoked an ecumenical council, to be held in Rome in the ensuinsr year. and to be commenced on the 8th dav vi .uecemDer, trie xeast or the im maculate Conception ot Mary, the Virgm Mother ot God, we once more address ourselves to you, and, with all the power of our soul, we pray, we admonish, we conjure you to come to thi3 general couneil as your prcdeces sors came to the secoud Couneil'o Lyons, held by the blessed (ire?nrv our predecessor of venerable memory, and to the Council of Florence. mc. brated by-our predecessor of happy TIT . 1 . ., memory, jugcutj xv., mac tous re newing the bonds of ancient affection J 11 A 1 f anu recalling to mo. that ancient peace, the heavenly and blessed gift ot Olirist, which, m the course of ages, has become lost to us, we may make the serene brightness of longedfor union shine resnlenpnt, fiotom all, after beice Ion!? and ed, and after tho painful darkness of lonsr-nved dissension. iuay tri:3 be the joyful fruit of the benediction with which Josus Christ, the Lord and Redeemer cf us all consoles his immaculate nn i beiuved spouse, the 'Cathohn ('h wipes away her tears in these times of amicuon, that so, all, divisions being ucaicu, uurvuiuBs, no longer discord am, may, wun periect unanimity, praise God. who desires to sspo rn schism Detwcen u, but commands n: Kn 1. .t' Ii:' .i . vj iuo ,uh,o ui iiis aojsiies. tn mv auu iuiuk one ana ine same thing. May everlasting thanks ba rendered to the Father of Mercies hv all His saints, and esreciallv i .i , . . -. oy ine gioricus ancient lathers and doctors of the Eastern churches, when they see from Heaven the restoration and- re-establishment oi the Apostolic bee. the rentro nf truth and union, of" that unity which mey, auring their lives, strove for with every endeavor and tvifh nnf,. ing labor, both by their teachiegs and by their example. Let their tnanks be paid tor the rlifT!,;nn k.;. hearts by the Holv of Him who. by ilis Kin-.,! peace and reconciliation for all and who enjoined that ITU ri;a;i should be known by their, unity whose prayer to His Father " f pray, that all may be ono even as we are one." Given at Rome, at St. Peter's. Snf 8, IS08, in the twenty-third year of our Pontificate. Manufacturer of, and Wholesale and Retail Dealer In, COLLARS, and SADDLERY hardware, So. 58 Main Street, corner e0D& EvAssvni.it- J tf t, . feblSdtf . .

HAEDWARE.

II AEDWAEE, We have now In store a fall line of Patent Red Jacket Axes ; Straub's Patent Axes ; ' Mann's Patent and regular Axea; Grain and Coal Shovels ; Patent Cross-cut Saws ; Wood and Hand Saws Meat Cutters and Staffers ; Shovels and Spades ; Coal Hods; 1 - Shovels and Tongs - Closlag oat below cost ; American and English Cutlery; '. 4 Butcher Knives, Saws, Choppers, 4e. Cotton and Wool Cards ; Builders' Hardware ; Carpsnter and Cooper Tools ; Chain Pumps, &c. .AT LATKST REDUCED PRICES FOB CASH. FRED. P. STRADB & CO, No. 74 MAIN STBEET, oc22 dtf J Bet. Second and Third Streets. K. Wells 25 Son. No. 31 MAIN ST., . Importers and Dealers In ' riialnc Trace; Log, Halter Cha ns; lllalilS Hames; Cotton and Wool Cards. Snvfl, ao Snaths, Grain Cradles, Forks. Lj 111C3) Hoes, Kak.es, Sheep Shear, j.) (Imvalo Upades, AXES; Mill, Croes311U1C15) Cat, and Circular Saws; and Grindstones. ITwlirEjT.bl and Pocket Knives, Hill ltd Sieves, Horse and Shoe Brushes, Curry -Combs. v , Ynllc Locks, Hinges, Screws, Tacks, i 1113 j Scales, and a large stock of Carpenters' and Coopers' Tools and Builders' Hardware. ; H. K. WELLS A SON, , 81 Main Street. ap28 CHARLES BABCOCK dc Co., IMPORTER AITD VSAXJEX tM Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Damasks . Harness, Knameled Patent Leather Pad Skins, Skirtings, Ac, Ao. . 3No. S Slain StreeL vansville, Jnly 2, i860 jelO BffiTTICHER, KELLOGG & Co. (Successors to Wells, Kellogg A Co.) IMPORTERS ANT) JOBBERS OF HARDWARE 13 JrJ'irst Street, SIGN OF THE BIG- PADLOCK AXES, AXES, AXES, AXES, AXES, AXES, m a tit v rTTrr vr?v TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, Trace Chain j Traoo Chains, Trace Ciinius, Planters' Hoes, Planters' Iloes, Planters' lloes, Mechanics' Tools. Mecnamcs' toois, , " Mechanics' Tools, GUILDERS' HABDWABE, Ul'ILllKKS' HABDWABE, BtlLllEBS' HABDWABE, CorrOBf AM1 WOOL CARDS, ; I'OTTON AND WUOLVAHDS, F.KST RUBBER BiCLTINO, BK3T RUBBER BKLTINQ, BE8T RUBBER BMLTINQ, Mill i .id Cross-Cut Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws. Mill and Cross-Cut Saws. 1 CASH buyers will find it to their advan tage to examine our stock before nurchaaAt the Old Stand, 13 First St BIETTICHSS, KKLL0GQ Jb CO. lyia 8ASIUELOKS. JAXE3 DAVIDSON. J. I. ORJI SAMUEL ORR & CO., DSAUEB3 IN IEON, STEEL, TIX-PIA.TE, 1VIKE, ZINC, SPRINGS, AXLBS, Horse and Mule Snoes, Tinners' and Blacksmitts' Tools," WAG0X AXD BUGGY W00BW0BK WROUGHT SCRAP IBOS BOUGHT At the highest market rates. Water Street, EVANSVILLE, IND. tun!4 dtf Merchant Tailor. X. !. . Anderson Can be found at NO. 8 CHANDLER'S BLOCS, apSISm (UP-STAIRM.) pAX1! DTE HOUSE. P. GRATJPNER, DYER AND SCOURER. FIFTH street , bet. Oak and Cherry. Silk. Wool. Cotton. Ac. . i All work wacranted, and acy dam-Mrea promptly paid. tmaxMkSr

MACHINISTS.

HCHtJirzEv x THUMAN Mechanics' .ETouiiiIry Manufaetaren and Builders ox Steam f Engines, Circular; ;saw : i Mills. Ufiat and BngvJ Mills, Tobacco; Bwers flamming Machines, Dlstil-I leryfcnd Mining Maeh'eery, Malt Mills, Corn . . - ! : r : ... : . . . Vaellers, Hense Front, Cellar Orates. RON & BRASS CASTINGS. Of every description. lashlnsry ot all kinds Made and Repaired. Dealers In Belting, Fire Bricks, Steam Qanges, and " ' Troaght Iron Pipes. Old materials bonght W have the facility of the best Maihlneryand Workmen, and will give all ork entrusted to as our individual atten'ilia, nil orders promptly, warrant our OlTXce and Foundry, corner of First and & let Streets. Evansville. Ind. ST. B. Workmen sent to all parts to fit won auu ao repainns. i tthSSfim i BCHULTiE. THUMAN A CO WILLIAM HELLMAKJ (Successor to Krats A Hellm Manafactnrer and Builder of Alfa aTATIOIIJUcT team engines and boilers. SAW AND GRLST MILL MACHINERY, Threshing Kachiies," Cotton and Tobacco Presses CIRCULAR SA W MILLS, ; EVANS VILLE, IND. r3RnT I row and Cofpxb Wokx made to order oh short notice. IRON JUTJ BRASS CASTINGS of everv description. Dealers in Steam Gauzes. Gum Koltlna' Fire Bricks. WrouKht Iron Pipes. Boltlss Cloths, &c, at manufacturers' prices. i - lRJWAIRIS-0 done at short notice. CARPETS. C A ' B "P B T WAHEIIOUSB. VIL R, FRENCH & CO. Nos. 47 and 49 JIaIn St., XYAXSTILLS. The largest and most complete : meat of assort House-Furnishing Goods In the STATE OF INDIANA. In addition to all our other lines ot goods, we have , 40,000 Rolls WALL PAPER, at UNUSUALLY LO W FIGURES. Bv means of a NEW INVENTION in the production of OwlS rABLOB PAPEK8. which we control in this mar ket, we are now enabled to sell these ele gant goods at about ... 25 PER CENT. less than tbev were ever before offe In this market. GIVE US A CAUL. "We prl7 dtf Farmers and Housekeepers, TAKE NOTICE! If yon want CHEAP SOAP, and at the same ume iu very Desi oi oap, use S a p o n i i o i, or COJfCEXTRAIED HE, 1 Tai Bkaot Kami i, y Boap-Makkk. ' Tbe only genuine Lye In the market, ' a dox oi it win make mucn more Soap than , Manufactured by Penn'a Salt Maniifactnrlng CompaBy PrrraBtjiia, Pa. Importers of -CRYOLITE, and manufac turers of the following Standard Chemi. eals: Natrona BL Carb. Soda, Natrona Sal Soda, Nat ona Poms Alum, Natrona Mu riatic Add, Natrona Refined. Petroleum, Natrona Chloride of Calcium, Natrona Flonride of Calcium, Natrona Saleratus, Natrona Caustlo Acid, Natrona Sulphuric Acid, Natrona Nltri Add, Natrona Refined Saponlffer, Natrona Salt. Natrona Copperas, ele. , ei d wU

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R, L. MAYNABD & CO., COTTON FACTORS, Frodnce and Commission Merchants. Offloe and "Warerooma: Corner Division and Water Streets EVANSVIXXE, IND. Boeclal attention dven to the selling of Cotton, Corn, Wheat, Flonr, Potatoes, nay, ao. ise: VICE, KCATJ. JOHN KTNGSTO". READ & KINGSTON, - . PRODUCE, FORWARDING, AKD CO MMISSION MERCHANTS, And Dealers in Corn. Oats. Flour, Hay, Bacon, Lard, Hides, Skin, and Country Pr jduce generally. Nos. 33 and 35 Locust Street. se23 d3m ' KVANSVIIJ.B. lien. FBKD. B. HOSTOIT. ALSX. WILSOS. F. IL IIUST05 & CO., No. 5 N. WATER STREET, E VANS VILLE, INDIANA, Forwarding AHD Commission MERCHANTS, 'AND ; . GENERAL AGENT WHITE LINE" Central Transit Company. - All freights for New York and New lAigland town through vnlhout trans fer. au26 Wildos Bbothxbs, Paris Landing, Tenn A. W. SirKBOTTOicf Evansvllle, Ind.WELDUN BROS. & CO- . Cotton and Tobacco Factors, PRODUCE AN l !H 31 W MEKCIIANTN. Office COB. VINJS k WATER STREETS, EVAKSvirxjs, Ind. - -ar Special attention, given to pnrehaa. ing supplies. - tmyx uaa TU0S. C. SMITH & 0., PEODUCK AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS , Dealers in Flow, Hay, Corn, Oats, Grass Seedi and PRODUCE GENERALLY, No. 0 SOUTH WATER EVANBVTLXJC, IJTB. A rents for tbe celebrated HAZARD POWDER COMPANY. , . All orders promptly filled. fjan23d New Advertisements. THE ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR BROKER STORE, Established In 1803. Our stock, consisting of every variety of DRT and FANCY GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES SILVER PLATED WARE, GLASSWARE, WOOLEN and HUMP CARPETINGS. STRAW MATTINGS, and PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Is of our own importation, or purchased directly from tbe manufacturers In large . in an Mil an. 1 4T We were the first to commence the sale of goods on the popular, plan or One Dollar for Eacb Article. Oar ssles for the last twelve months I have been about one million dollars. - 9 Our boslness has been deelded by the Courts of tbis State and by the United j States authorities not to be a Lottery, or a Gift Enterprise, but a regular legitimate business. Terms of Sale for a Club of S5 A selection o' one of tbe following articles; 20 yards Brown or Bleached Sheeting, snperior Quality: Poplin or Alpac Dress PaU tern: Wool Sauare Shawl: 254 yards Doe skin: an EiKht-Uav Clock, Beth Thomas's make; 1 pair Gent's Calf Boots; White Marseilles Quilt : Silver-slated Chased j Castor with 6 bottles; r Morocco Photograph Album. 100 pictures; 8 yards S-4 Wool Cloth; Silver-plated Cake Basket; Sa vh.1 da Brown or Bleached Sheeting. I common quality. Also, printed notices of uu articles, lor sale at i ior eacn arxicie, comprising a variety of articles usually ; sold at retail at prices from fl 69 to 16 for j eacn article. For a Club of J10 A selecction of one of ine following articles: 4J yards isrowu ur Bieacuea Bneeung, superior quamy ; vrmu rat ern, price 810 ; wool uug esnnwi ; Brocba Long Shawl; 2 yards Black: German Broadcloth ; Common-sense Hewing Machine, price 118 (these machines will hem, stitch, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, hind. oraiu, ana emoroiaer, in a most uperiur ; manner); Gent's or Lady's Silver Hunting . case watctt, new; as yards aemp carper ing; S yards Beaver Cloth 6S yards good Doewkin; Silver-plated Ice Pitcher; 6yds. Wool Clo b. double width; 1 pair superior Blankets; 72 yards Brown or Bleached Sheeting, common quality; and 120 printea novices oi articles ior saie at si eacn, comprising a variety of articles usually sold at retail from II 60 to S10 for each article. , . , f. H.1l. We hereby Inform the publlo that we are not connected with any of the Gift Enterprise One Dollar Concerns In this city. All concerns offering a gift, premium, or any other article free of cost to agent, or to any one, are In direct viola tion of the laws against Lottery. We have i Information, from reliable authority, that all Gift Concerns in this city will be closed up by the Slate police. , , For additional particulars send for our circular. SB- Send a Draft. Postal Money Order, or xvegibiereu lmivct. - Be sure and direct your letters to . AXDKKWS & CO., -IOC Sudbury Street, Boston, Ma83. .w.d. 1863 : xzsex DR. D. DEXTER LOVERIDGE'S " The Best Stomach Tonic known. - A Sure Vure for Dyspepsia. L.iver Complaint. Asthma. Chills and Fever. I Gravel, Diabetes, and General Debility. For sale by all druggists. DR. E. DJOCTER LOVERIDGE, Prop'r, Douiue,0cw lore LAW, CARDS. W. P. HARGRAVE, ATTORNEY at ILuA.W. Office on Third Street. In Wuhinvfim House Block. Will practice t e varloiia rnnrt, a f ina urenik rrompl attention to office business idoci dAm B. L. D. GDFFY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, MORQANTOWN. KY.. . ' . Will practice in the counties of Butler, Warreu, Muhlenburg. Ohio, and Molean. Prompt attention m ven to I be collection Of claims. RfAr.nMa Whula Jt. r UAltlnfl.. worth A Bro., Chas. Babcock & Co. apa I IV. K.BLACK, ; ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR at LAW .MARION, .. ?- .r Crittenden County, Kentucky.

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Tilling:, MYi-mn 'ct nno (Surcessf rs to Kleele A Trible,) XANtrFACT01:ES8 OF AND CKALER9 IN Sash, Doors, li:i::tls, Francs, MOULDINGS, &c. AH orders for Vork in lhe Buildlnii line are promptly attended to. ,vk.er?,?0.r) ?lully on isnI all kin.! Of LUMBER, HINK nnd PUPLAK FLOOiiING. WEATH SRBOA HOiya?-. Scroll bawluj of even- lescripHon ai-U Dressing of Lumber done to order. Factory at tie old maad ot .Steele Trible, Second St b 't. th?stnnt anil Chenx, J1.VANSVIIJ.E, 1D. apli dtf

CAED. In retiring fr m the above partnership I desire to rotm a my thanks to my trienda who have favored iu wui biiFlness. and would ask their couunu:) nee witu rbe new Arm. JAMLS bl EKLl. Evansville, Jan. 2S. Tin: m st , iii jtr u toMi.vm the Lnmbf r Iiusine p.t bis old Hand at the corner oi'Main and Seventh Ktreeu, and would resjioetrully I :, form I lie pnblie that his stock is large imd second to nr in the a-sRortni-inLs, embr.wns? Fine oi ) thicknensea and oiisility. frfiu the ne' Third Common 5jRi;-lniiw hoard up i Tnie-lnch i si i iear i'iauk. A. SO, OW IX OitS of Yimous Lhlckuea!?' and styles, snn 1C.WOO litiHTH. W iiidow Sash, 1'ine and l'oplar SisiDfto 8 aud 4-feet uili, Jloaldings, Caaiiii. Quarter-Kouni, &c, Ac. Orders from tne country, rlvor or rali filled promptly. se21 (i,'lm JOHN F.QLOVEll LUlLDIlliS' EiiroKiim. k ha j: just kixeivcd the followlnf , and oiler them at remarkably low pi ices : 60,000 feet YELLOW PINE FLOORING; 20.000 feet POPLAR FLOORING ; 100,000 POPLAIi LATHS; 100,000 POPLAR SIUNGLEH; 2,000 barrels choice WHITE LIMK; 1,000 barrels CEMENT. Also on hand a full stock of Doors, Sash Blinds, Glass, Nails, Paints, Oils, and Building Hardware. BABCOCK & STEELE, . Water Street, bet. Locust and Walnut, au8 dwc!30 EVAysvitLK, Ind Builders and Painters. fEHAVE IN STOKE, 5U;000 pounds Mrlctly pur White Lead. 60,0J0 pounds pure btar White Lead. 60,000 pounds Bay Mate W hite Lead. 1,0UJ gallons Linseed Oil. 5,000 pounds . o. 1 Putty, in Eladders Cans. Window Glasi, all Blses. Glaziers' Poir ts and Potty Knives. COLOKS of every variety, DRY of OIL. All of wl.ie.h we Are selling as che as can be purchased in the V est, KELLEB & WHITE, Wholesale Druggists, Evansville, lad. mch8 tf WILLIA3I IJL1LTIVJNE3L,, HAKTTFACTTJREtt OF Sasn,DoGrs,BIinsls, Frames, c. and Dealer in Pine iind Poj lar Lumber, Silngle3 KI OISU, Fl.OOHI.0, AO. Offloe and Factory, Corner Fiithaivd Wainut Streets. Evansville, Ind. Orders from abroad prompt ly attended to. malSdtf Lvunsvilie slate Depot. B UILDE R S ' EM PORI UM . WE ARE THE A;EXT8 FOR one of the lareeMt Slate mannfactorltrs in the country ,and are prepared to tnrnl.sa at the manufacturers' prices, on short nolice, the following: RoofloK Slate of different styles and qnallty Biate weartns; Hlute Jams for Flre-plaoes; Slate Black Bo irds for Schools; Slate and Marble Tiles for Floors; And would particularly call attention to the fact that the HIate Hearths, Jams, and Black Boards is t he ciiea Deal and beat arUde for the purpofe now known. li.kiiuui. h. n i hhiji-. Water, bet. Locust and Walnut Sta. mayi3md TO Milder ' I WISH TO KOTIFY THE BFII.. ersandpabllo in general, that 1 have ou hand and a n still receiving a lam ; stock of MicMgan, Saginaw, and Green Bay Pine and Poplar Flooring and Siding, PINK LUMBER, SHINGLES, &o., Which I will sell cheap for cash. WM. HUNNEL. Office and Factory corner Fifth And Walnut Streets, Evansville, Ind. JelSSm JAMLS SWANS0N & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers iu II3STE LUMBER, Sningles, Lain, Doors, ana Sasn. AlKf, a. 1 rvi n.tcmrt.ment of AllftyhpnT. Chicago, and Tole lo Lumber and Floorlna, ) rested and Undressed, on hand and for sale. Extra Sawed and Shaved Pine Shingles, eighteen inches long. We respectfully solicit the cltlteua of Evansville to trlvti us a call and examine our stock before p archaslng elsewhere. Yabdon Wa'-eb Sthket, (Opposite Lamasoo Wharf), EvansvilJ All orders promptly attended to. mayZj dam SPiSER'S : PORT GHA P.B Jsed by Hnndrei3 of Congregations for Chnreh cr Communion Purposes. Also.Excellent fcr Ladles and TTeafelj it rsoas. Vineyards, New Jersey. SPEER'S POUT UEAPE WISE, Four "l'ears Old. This 1nUv celebrated Native Win made from the June ol he Oporto Orai, raised in this country. Its Invaluable touic and strengtheuini? properties are unKtirpassed by any other native Wine. Beiuz the pure iu ce of the grape, pro duced under Mr. Speer s own personal supervision. Its purity and eenulnenwa are Knara-.i teed, 'l i e youmeHi child may paruiKe 01 lis Kenerous quuiities, anu iuo weaKtst invalid may use It to advaniaKo. It is particularly beneticial to tue aged and debilitated, acd suitable to Ui various ailments that afflict the weaker twx. It is iu every respect. A WINK TO BE RELIED OS. Invalids use Hpeer's Port Grape Wine. temaies use wpeer rufi, . Weakly ncrsons Had benefli by lui UMt. Sueer's WlntS lu liospuais ara irrwi ft-Bold by (IrnwflKte. A Boeer's Vineyur i, New Jersey. Oflice 213 Broadway. New ork. Idej'CTdly ARTHUR tODOK.1 f JOHN TINDES. CHAS. JENKINS. I GEO. FKNDEH. New Stove and Tin House. XovSi Main Street, oxt Door to the Old vrissulrston Hotel. rffHK l'?i.tSlUNES have opened JL an entire Dew slock, and will keeo t., Kt ittr rines. constantly on hind ! Kood assortmeut ot Stoves. HolloV and Tin Ware. Mantles. tirstes, Summer Fronts, Pressed Ware,to which they will sell to tlio trade at tho lowest cash prices. We are prepared to do all kinds ol lot) worn and reoalrlnst at short notice and low rates. Orders sonoltd. LODUfc;. JKiSUNii tfJOiliiiii. Je3-eu.