Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 October 1868 — Page 4

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Evassvilla and Crawfordsvilie. QOINQ NORTH. Leave Arrive. Arrive. Evansville. Vlcennea.T Haute Vn, 5 -.30 a. Ml 10:80 AM ,9:12AM 11:61AM 8sX) P M ACCOIQ'CKl't' Mali. Vincennes Ao 4:35 F M COMLKO BOOTH. Leave Leave Arrive Terra Haute. Vineeunes. K'vlile. i. . . I ft-.S2A.Ml 9:28AM Freight Ac 6:40 A M 12'. P M Mait 4:05pm 7:11p m 6:38 M 10: OOP M Tarre Baute and IndianasoUs. FKOM TERRE HAUTE. Leave. Arrive. Express. Mail ...... .. 10:Z5 F M t A M 8:15 FM . 4:50 F M & :35 A M 10:50 AM 4 :00 P M 11:00 pm Kxnress.. Express.. OMo and Mississippi Railroad. S3 FROM VINCKN2SES. t - . - - Depart, it all Westward ......................... 8:15 pm ' F.xpress Kastward jLxpretts W eat w ard . .... 10:05 pm 2:45 AM 8TEAMB0AT LINES. To Lci3Vii.t.K. Every Monday and Battirdav at 10 o'clock A.M. Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6 To CAiao-Dally. except Sunday, at 3 To ORSKji Rivm. Every Wednesday and Saturday at o'clock P. m. Every Mondav and Thursday at 8 o'clock p.m. To Eastport. Every Tuesday and .Frldav at 4 o'clock p.m. - To HKtBKRSosr Dally, exoept Sundays, at 3 o'clock p.m. ' i , . To Nashviiak Every Thursday at four To Mkmphis Semi-weekly. ; -- , BockportBtage (viaNewburgb and EoonUle,) carrying the ruall, leaves at 7 A. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrives by 7 p. m., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. , Kew Harmony Mall Stage leaves Mon- . days and Fridays at 7 A. m. Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays by 4 p. M. -ML Vernon Mall Stage leaves daily (ex ., oect. Sundays) at 7 a. m. Aiiives dally (ex eept Sundays) by 2 p. M, to r BWBTJ fay,) from o'clock p. ft. To N'mrimRn. Hacit Hallv lexceot; Sunfay.) from the Merchant's Hotel. . at 3 SATURDAY........ ..OCTOBER 24, 1868. CITYNEWS. i( IIOX. SCHUYLER COLFAX, Tie Next Vice President of the United States, ; Will address tbe jpeople of 1 33 V A'KS.TI Ja Xa FRIDAY,. OCT. 30th. Further details of the time' ;and vplace of speaking will be published itTour next issuer" i Returned. Several of the attor--neys of this city, who have been absent at Boonville, attsndlog the Court of Common Pleas, returned to the city night before last. Postponed. At the last meeting of the City Council a donation' of $2,000 was made for the Congressional excursion. That excursion has been . postponed until the Spring of 1S6!. Poll Books and Tally Papers. The Auditor prepared and sent out the poll books and tally pper9 yesterday for the election on the 3d of November. . ' . ..Trinity Methodist Chtjrcii. Rev. Mr. Gilmore will preach in Trinity M. E. Church to-morrow morning. Mr. Gilmore will be remembered as the former minister of Locust Street Church.' The people are invited cordially to attend. Not a Case. There was not a single ease before the Recorder- for investigation yesterday. The police officers could not even get a case out of Hamburger's corner. The colored denizens of that locality even were on their good behavior. Court op Common Pleas. Tho terra of tha Court of Common Pleas in Warrick "County 'closed day before yesterday. The docket was a small one, and almost all the cases were' dispbied of. A largo number of liquor - cases selling the -"ardent ' . contrary to the provisions of the law were disposed of, the defendants generally coming out victors. t:;. i , .. o- . , Seventh Ward. Tho Seventh Ward Republicans will meet at Kolle's warehouse this evening; at 7J o'clock, when it is r hoped that every Republican a the ward will be in attendance. Important matters will be brought : before the meeting. It is therefore hoped that all will be prompt in attending. - There will be music in attendance, and good speak ins. - '-'''' ' '' Before Esq. Walker. Esquire Walker had a case of assault and battery before him yesterday. tWe omit the names of the parties in the case., The assaulting party was fined one dollar and costs. Ia turn, the assaulting party had the assaulted arrested, on charge of provoking an assault, and ho was fined one dollar and costs. What an excellent thing this provoke law is. It furnishes both parties an opportunity to get satisfaction. ',' - ; Quick Work. Last Monday, a man whose name we did not learn, stole a horse at Boouville and attempted to make his escape with the animal. On Tuesday he was arrested, the horse recovered, and the man sentenced to the penitentiary for a term of five years, on a plea of guilty. That is what may be ealled .doing work up in a hurry. The defendant is now on his way to the State building at Jeffersonville, and will have a good chance to learn a trade, by which he can make an htonest living. . .... ,' . Highwaymen; The New Albany Ledger of the 21st, contains the following: "As Mr. McCullom, of Owen County, Ky., and his nephew, a Mr. Richardson, of Evansville, Indiana, were coming into this city night before last, from a visit to a relative about forty miles up the country, they were met by three men dressed in white and masked, were ordered to halt, and, on refusing and driving ahead faster, were fired at. The three men rode rapidly'after the buggy, hut as they were poorly mounted, they failed to overtake it." I i i i ui i , js?

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be saea by the announcement this morning that Eon. Schuyler Col pax, Speaker of the United . States House of Representatives, and the Republican candidate for Vice Presi dent, will visit Evansville on next Friday, October 30th. There will doubtless be a general desire on the part of the people, not only of Vanderburgh but of the adjoining counties, to eee and hear "him. In order to accommodate them as far as possible, the Railroad Company, it will be seen, propose to carry passengers,at half fare rates, and the packets, (both Cairo and Louisville,) at two-thirds the regular rates, and tnake special : arrangements to delay departure till the close of the night meeting. Discriminating Against Evans i Ville. Wo have before us a card of the Cincinnati , and . Tennessee lliver packets, Abeona and Kate Robinson, which contains the following: "We, the. undersigned,, agree to give the ; above named boats all the freight . we may have for pointg on the Ohio River, between Cincinnati and Paducah, and for the Tennessee, on the .days said- boats "leave port, they carrying freight at going rates." And then follows several hundred names of merchants "ani business firms,, 1 embracing : all varieties of trades. lit ia.well known that the Charmer is an Evansville and Cincinnati, packet, plying regularly between the two ports, and the - above pledge simply says we, the undersigned merchanta. of Cincinnati, do ' net want the trade of. Evansville, unless we are permitted to ship their goods ; on boats which are avowedly seeking to draw trade from Evansville which legitimately belongs to" herj aa,3 i direct proposal to starve out the Cincinnati and Evansville" packet,' It is well known that Evansville has commanded the larggr - portion of the Tennessee River trade for the last three years, and that Louisville and Cincinnati have made desperate efforts to attraet -that trade to those cities. Hitherto they have met with ill-suc cess, and" -they can now only succeed by driving our packets out of the trade, and. "in this they , expect Evansville merchants 'to" assist them by shipping goods on boats that; are -in 'opposition to the packets that arc bringing trade to our city the Charmer and' the Sam. Orr.' '-It is the interest of our merchants" that this discrimination against our city shall not prove suc cessful, and they should demand that goods they order at Cincinnati be shipped by our own packet, and if Cincinnati merchants refuse to ship aa ordered, then our merchants should go elsewhere for their goods. As long as our packets are sustained in the Tennessee River trade they wiU draw to our eity the largest share of that traded but if once they are starved out, the trade will go by us. The duty of 4our merchants is plain. Will they do it? . . . : A Joke . Well Turned. Before the election, a Democrat of this city, who is 60 : fortunate as to have a Re publican wife which speaks well fori her sound Judgment concluded that he would have a little sport after the election of Hendricks. Accordingly he went ti)' a dressmaker and ordered a full suit of mourning A'or his wife, which in the event of Hendricks being elected, he proposed to present to his. wife,; who is strong for Baker. This was all done very " quietly, but his better half learned ' of what- he proposed to do, and patiently waited the . result. Soeing that her' suit of " mourning'! was. not forthcoming, she sent her husband's hat : to the store, and had it trimmed with crape, after which she presented it to him'. Mournfully and sorrowfully he looked upon it, acknowledged the joke well turned, but could not see anything in particular to laugh about, a Trinity City Mission. Rev. John Maddox has recently been appointed to a new field of ministerial labor in "this, city, called Trinity City Mission." r At present he will .preach regularly every Sunday in the .Methodist . Church at, Independence. Preaching - at 10$ . aji. and 7 r.M. ; Sunday School at 2 p.m. A new rOom for preaching will soon bo opened in the eastern part of the city. ; Work. But a short time remains for -Republicans to work before the eleotion. If every man wiir do his duty, much good may be done in that short time. It is to be hoped that no Republican will cease to labor, and that most assiduously. " It is within the power of Republicans to carry the county by a handsome majority, and by vigorous and active work it may be done. Attend your ward meetings, gentlemen.' and keep up your organi zations work. . ) ; Grant Cavalry. The young men of the Grant Cavalry will meet at Turner Hall, at 7J this evening, where it is hoped there will be a full attendance, as business of importance will be brought before the organization. Turn out, gentlemen, and mako arrangements for the balance of the campaign. Circuit Court. The only case before the Circuit Court yesterday was tht of Gaff, Cochran & Co. vs. one of the Insurance Companies, which suit wa3 brought to recover the amount of insurance on some hay which had been lost on a barge, some time ago. The details of the case were not interesting to the public. The result of the suit was not learned by us. . Evans ville Cornet BANir.-The Evansville ' Cornet Band will be' in attendance at', the Seventh Ward meeting to-night, at Kolle's warehouse.. Let all the Republicans in the Ward be in attendance, and let there be a grand rally.;

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M .tr.: PIffhth was a fair attendance at tne Jigntn , Ward meetine, at -theigwam, last night. Mr. John Greek acted as ChairtEan.. It whs ordered that all the lamps be brought in at the next meeting, which: is t take place on Wednesday evening. :. The Republicans of that v.-ard ar& in earnest, and will do good work. Mr. F. W. Brink--mtyer-mnde--.lv donation of twenty dollars to the ward fund, which was appropriated :ta the Evansville Cor- - l N ITT I -1 1 . net Band. Ja weaaesaay mgni u is hopd-4hat every Republican in the ward will be in attendance. Personal. Prof. Taomns Holmes, President oZ the "Union Christian College," located at Merom, Sullivan County, paid us a visit yesterday. He represents 'that Institution -as in a flourishing .condition? J The 'annual examination take'o place early in De cember. - - ,: Collecting. Several Republicans yesterday were quit3 busy, collecting in little stakes which had been made on the result of the election. - . 'Amnsrmmti.' : 1 ' . Benefit Night. The members of Mr. Gotthold's stock company, who remain1 in the city,'' will take a benefit at the OpeTa Ko3-t9--rjight. ; The plays will be " Tle Serious Family," with the great London Tarce entitled "Cabman 93," and a song, "I wish I were with thee.'' by M.iss ; Gaorgie Lopez. "The beneficiaries should! have a rousing house."' 1 ' '. ' MAKiiiAGE Licessks. Tlie fo!lo-ring is the list of marriage li-ensen jssuedby the Coanty Cltt; fo vtU Weejt .ending the aid lust.: , Philip Sn1ler and Christian- Mack. Jatnt-s I. Parvin nifd Netlle l. Etiriaan. .iorKe 1". lan a?i Kliistem B'eia. Geovsje Keith ttud Ijouisa, Uarrib. Peter. Mmiior and JSnrbara l'auli. ; . Thomas T. 13 is a ops-, ml Lodem: MeNealr. Jacob Miller and Fraaci-ca Fiscrier. lis at. Estate Transfers. The following Is the list of real estate trausfors for the wee'it endius :. tlxa 2" J, , as appears from the record ia the. Auditor's Office: Henrv V.. Blem!ir to J. 'TVilK' Harbour, Lois 25 and In K;ock J, la Uoodsell's Enlargement, for H7. Michai H.Lous; to siielby A. Jackson. Lot No. 7, in Bloclr Zi, la Lamasco City; for S1.IKHI. " ' - ' Jacol. Hiefiin to George A. Melic. Lot No. 6, In Bto''t 11, in bioojwelrH .niargemcnr.ffft'l.W. ' ' John Kefioe tnd Donnl Kinney to Nichola? KeiL. southwest quarter, norib.past quarter. .Sectloa 1,T. li.'-.outb of Kange 10 west, for ?I,6!jO. - John J. Chanoior to Frederick Holder, Lots Nos. 3 and 1, in j 'lock I o. 17, In the Southern Kniaremeru, for 7.e. Writ. Grant to Jacob Heiflui, Lot 10, In B'.oclt 8, in Archet's t niarnement, for .m Henrv O. Sronhem loiH'i-anl: Hihmaii. west ball, iortnv,-eKt quarter, Keetlon 22, x.. 7, soui-n ot lianii it wes', lor 5lw. . Railroad Arranscments FOR : OOLFAX'H MEETING FillDAY, OCTOSES 3Uh. The.E. & C. Railroad Company will brin nil perrons lYviu Viueennes and intermediate stations at. half - fare rates, by the Vincenne3 Accommodation Train of Friday morning, October 30th. . The train will be delayed, if necessary, till 5 orclock, in order to give passengers aa opportunity to return at the- couelusion of the afternoon speech. The half fare tickets will be good for the return trip on the Saturday morning Impress. Packet Arai?smotits . FOR - : ' - COLFAX'S MEETING, FRIDAY, -Cctcbar 30th. r . f ':,) X"") " The Cairo. rPacket,.' Cumberland, will convey passensers attending the Meeting from all points below Evansville, and return thetn at 'two-thirds the regular rates. The Cumberland will arrive af an early hour Friday morning, and delay her departure till 10 P. si., in order to give all passengers an opportunity to hear the nigat speech. , i The same arrangement will be observed by the Louisville Packet of Friday, bringing all passengers from points above, and delaying her return till the'conclusion of the niht meeting . ... : ; ' -,,oct2i-did A new supply of stylish vhafs and caps, just received," at tlio Tiger's Headquarter?. The latest nevelty is the Young Gent's College Cap. oct241t Pianos r nsnosr -;-. Mel 3deoas I. Helofleons t Secondhand Pianos ?nd Metodeons very cheap fur cash, at Warren's, , oct24 L'o , , , No, CI Main Street. . . . . ; -j- - i - - E? Fifrv barrels choice Winter apples at .'). Baecock & Steele. oct23-2t Appjli:s. Fifty barrels - more' of those choice apples just received, and tor sale ak4 f'J and 3 00 per barrel, at Jimmy Swell's Iron City Grocery. No. 23 Locust Street. - oct22-3t -5rThe purest Drugs, the finest assortment of Toilet Soaps, Perfumes, Pomades, llair and Tooth Brushes, Combs-Card zsst &c, &e. atJiBlDwell's Drug S:or.', corner Main and Third Streets. Prescriptions carefully compounded tit all hon'rs by experienced prescriptionists.: ftVesh Blue Lick Water." - - v-sbplT-w,tstf JKS" Vvre want every Western buyer to come and examiaa our stock of ladies aad gents iur?, aud u we cannot Compete with acy house in. the country ne will inake them a present of a set for their tnmble. F. A. Web Eii & Co., oct2jt;lt Sisn cf'the BetigaL Tiger. For Salet. Lots Nos. 23 and 24, Block No. 64. iroaticar on Seventh iStreefc, Lamasco City, on which is a neat, new, irame cottage uwellipg, with $ rooms, good eistern,!&e."Also, Lots Nos. 15 and, ,10 in saruc'Bloek, corner--Tenth- Avenue and Eighth Street, all of which will be sold cheap for cash, or partly on approved credit. Apply at 37 Main Street, Evansville, Indiana.- ocl2-tf.

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will be a meetin of the members of irjiTO, TTt;ltnrol A the Vanderburgh Horticultural and Pomological Society, at the room of the County Commissioners in the Court House, in Evansville, on Saturr day next, the 24th of October, at two o'clock p. M. A full attendance is requested, as an election will be held for the appointment of officers of the Society for the. ensuing year. Every member ot the bociety ia requested to be present. By order of the President. oc22-2t Drug Store for Sale. This store has a good family custom, and will be sold cheap for CASn, requiring an investment of about $4,000, the proprietor wishing to devote his whole time to another business. Apply'&t the store, No. 37 Main Street. 12tf. Great Bargains In Fnrs. '- Those wanting furs will not only find the largest, but the -best assortment of ladies' children's and gents' furs in the city, at prices far below anything ever offered. Any one desiring to purchase should not fail to examine our stock, and satisfy themselves of the great bargains. Wejoffer. good sets of ladies' furs, at $5 50; Good Siberian Squirrel, at 114; good mink, from $36 to $50; splendid Canada Sable, from $50 to- $85;" Hudson Bav. from S60 to $120: Rus sia Sable, $125 to $175; good . seta of children s turs, as low as 54, at t . ' A.' Weber & Co., corner of Main , and Second Streets, sign of the Bengal Tiger. oct24 It HIVE M NEWS For other River Item tee, Third, Page. .The additional arrivals and departures last night include the Charmer, from Cincinnati; Palestine, Louis villa and return; Ollie Sullivan, from Cannelton; Cumberland, to Cairo; Sam. Orr, to Eastport; St. Marys, Louisville to Cairo; Kate Robinson, Cincinnati to Eastport. i .-'T ; The . Charmer had a nice trip for this port and points below.... ...-The Palestine was crowded with people. and full of freight, including a large lot she took, from the St. Marys to lighten her over French Island! bar She turned most of her passengers over to the Cumberland, which left with the best trip of the season. A large number . of her passengers were representatives on their way home from the Grand Masonic Lodge of Kentucky ..The Kate Robinson had a fair trip,' including a large lot of freight for thia city, whioh our merchants should have had shipped by the Charmer, as she is an Evansville boat, while the other is working against the interests of Ev ansville "...The St. Marys," after much, tribulation and detention, got over all obstructions and ariived here at 8i o'clook last night. She left over one hundred tons of her freight at Flint Island, and was lightered over French Island Bar by the Palestine Captain Sweeney, chartered the Linton to go to Flint Island and take the freight she left there, and what the Palestine brought down . to Cairo, where the " " St. Marys will await her The St. Marys' laid over here last night, and will leave early this morning for Cairo We regret that Captain Sweeney has had such ill luck, as no man "living deserves greater prosperity than he "Alick" Stewart, for a long time of the Liberty No. 2, .is the freight clerk on the St. Marys, and Capt. Dorsey is her chief clerk........ Capt. Drinkwater is - in the city pros pecting .....The Palestine waited till near midnight for the Armada. The Armada had not arrived at 1 A. M. ; . STEAMBOATS. . FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS. The Express Line's splendid packet TSfc LAWRENCE, . . ; siiHenrv U. Hart, Master, Wilt leave for bt. Louis aud all intermediate ports . UOXDAT, OCTOBER 6Tir, i ' at 10 o'clock a.m. For freight or passage apply on board, or to xti. w.rAituvn, oc2i dt ... Agent. FOR OWEXSBORO. CAJTNELTOJ AND LOUISVILLE. The splendid passenger steamer " ROSE SITE, . Frank H urry , Master ; Dick Hutchison, uiers, Leares for Louisville and all way ports SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24TH, at 8 o'clock p m. - For freight or passage apply on board, or to It Aleuts. FOR OWENS BORO, CANNELTON. LOty LSVILLE, AMD CINCINNATI. The first-class steamer ' "CHARMER, Jr": :-:;-TmP. K. Barclay, Master, . Sani. James, Clerk, Leaves for Cincinnati and all way ports . SATURDAY, OCTOBER . . at 10 o'clock a.m. . ' .'i. For n eight or passage apply on board. o -23 d2t Agent. JOURNAL COMPANY, - -- STEAM ' " PSINTESS AND BINDERS. No. O LOCUST 8TEKKT. JOURNAL COMPANY, IEALERS IM - J PLAI.V AND FAJfCY STATIONERY, Steamboat Supplies, &e. JOHN IYLNS0N, . BRASS FOUNDER AiMD FINISHER, Steam and Gas-Pipe Fitter, Manufacturer and Dealer in Steam and Water Uauges, Spelter and Rabbitt Metal, -ind all Articles appertaining to a Brass Foundry. - STEAMBOAT AND GENERAL BLACK SMITHING, ' Water Street, bet. Fine and Leet. : , EVANSVILLE, IND. Cash paid for old 'Copper and Brass KEAVIS, -- XT. S. Claim Agent. Also, REAL ESTATE and CX3LLECTIIU AGENT. , . . . Office on Main streeUbetween Third and r eruriu, oJ J V &vu, uruii etorei, EyaadvlU'l.lBa. Mpiru

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lost, Hwsiiif Tvastt, aged 45 years. Tbe funeral will take place on Sunday morning, at 10 o'clock, at Johnson ChapeL Friends of the family are Invited to attend without fart her notice. , NEW AD YEBTISKMES TS. fpr FAIRBANKS' :. AlV. - STANDARD Of all kinds. HORNBROOK A CO., - - - No- 8 North, Va i er Street, OC23d6m J - - , Eyanaville. ind. OJFJ3TOXAX.. Letters eemaisih-o unclaimed in tbe Post-Offlce at Evansville, State of Indiana, on the 23d day of October, l(sJ. Persons calling lor any of these letters will please say ,rAdvertised," giving date. ' IADIIS UST. v -Afert AHee -miss " "Keltip Emily mlea Austin Bailie miss Kerney Ileien mrs -Ashley Dora miss "Klnirsbury R mrs Blttman O Q miss Kemper miss Baker Emily M lnissKnight W mrs Beautb JoliaB raissKing M E mrs Beard Jennie miss Ligon M mrs Brown M A mrs Link Moille miss Bona Virginia mrs Link Mary miss Braner A M mm .. Landruni E miss Byrne M mrs Lagrange M miss Bedford E mrs 2 . Lavender L mrs Blair Carrie ta Iks" Marton M mrs Becker Lizzie mis4 Moore D3 mrs ' ''' ' Bishop Harriet mis 2 Miller L C mrs : Boya H A miss 1 McRlaln Ada mi -Collins Delila mrs McMaouran E mrs Cavanaugh E miss McNeaiy L, mrs Coats J H mrs McCutcuen 8 mra - '' Cavanaugh N miss Nouten J A miss Cwnon Annie mrs Perry M F miss Caria Nancy E ' ' ;i Peck J C . . Cnmmlns M mrs '. Querteamou L mrs Deuning Alice miss Ha; J mrs Deen Jenny A miss Kecky Maggie miss DutyRJ miss i f.; Rbinehart M miss Davidson M miss Roberts M miss Dyson Ella miss Rupright E mrs " Davidson M C mrs Riley Kate miss ' DeBruler Mary mrs utiivan Nancy mrs Fowler. Lien miss "Still Maria miss Fraocls M F miss ' Snyder Sarah mrs- -Feneran Cilia miss Schleney F J mrs Fuller Jane mrs Scott Kate miss Frarler Edmond mrsSimpson Lucy miss Ford Mary miss Bixt Kate mrs Green M J miss isluaser .Vary miss Qrese Elizabeth missSimpson J M mrs HawleyLEmlss Schwlng Nan mrs Hennit.'k M F miss -. Stonewall O A mrs Hatkop Caty Stout Rose mrs Hamilton T miss . . Stockton M mrs . : j " Hadley M K miss Smith A mrj Hudson N .1 mrs 1 Siiason Verny miss H-trdin Maria miss Hand Sarah J mrs Hicks Nellie , Thult Rosalie miss saynie Emma mrs Thomas Rachel miss Hinby Matild . . -Vest Emma miss HaUbt M E mrs 2 Wells Minnie miss Jones. An nie mrs WclHh Mary mrs Joor Alice miss -.s Wade John H mrs Johnson O mrs -s.- - Wolf Jennie mrs Jackso.i A mrs i Woods Lis Ann mrs - ; CSEXfI.EMEX'S I.1ST. Almona ' Kelly Fredrick Adam Andrew' KellyMllton Adams J A j- Kelly Squire L Akin R L -t-.-J ; is Knlglit W E Atkinson John O , - Kirkpatrick Alex An field Charles LocKe WeHley Alexander Cornelius Lantford T J Bell Billy . Laugford Samuel ? Bloomer Wm LongM Bishoo Robinson Liucu.James Bushnell E A jyonsjohuA bawreiica Geo W Linxwiler Ernst La nt Edward Langford Ebenezer Laurel Capt ... Bethel Union BruderR ' Benefiel L 8 BestJ hn Beard 3 A 'v V BucberSohn Brown Rev H j Brands H W Butler George H Curran Michael Cowan Patrick . , Clifton John W Collins J R Collins Erastus Carpenter A B " Clark C F i CammlnaVmK Claibourue Wm P i.yue unas Lyt Meyer E C Morris C J Miller Cbaa Mertens Wm Mills James E, 2 Moore J W MUler Tom, 2 Matt Augvst Miller T H McDermott Thos Merteyuolds J E McDonald D G Curry uwen. X Newton J H Osden W C Powers Miles M Price Dr P 1', 2 Pachard S Parr Robert L Peter Wm Palmer I 1 Pn-roell H B ' - - i Reewe John T Dill Wm Denlo C D, 2 , Dennis John J Davis Qeo H Dugan John, 2 Davidson J Dougherty Jos S Doheny Martin DeBerry M itolnall f.araonua f at Kllict Kanger -, Foster Wllley R ibi nson L. M, 2 Keid James Rodgers John W eney Lawrence Kogers Ell B Feldkamp H. '.; JC 5 Roach Dan Ford John Renbelt A O Flemralng & Hlrsch- Ryau Stephen man . ..-. Stocttweil N H Giilett B F Sibe M Gross Aikin . . Smith Milton , Grannis Ed R Snyder John J Gray F P. 2.- . Steel J P Green John A 4 Co Short F Gibson Isom Schofleld David Gowdy R L Sharra Ab Green Willis Heelig S Grant Wm Taylor AC-;- - ' Huff Cornelius ' To.bert& Co Humble Alexander Tepe A-r" Bail masters- Uussie Thompson Joneph and Samuel - TroyerJolinR Hall Johns, . Tagesser Peter Hurst JD Trucky Peter Hudson Sanford Troyer Stephen Hlgdea rneopnolns Taylor W V, 2 Hastv Wm Troxwell W H Hadley Wm S Hlli Dr Will 2 Hunt W A . Irons Wm Irsant J John Jameson John C ' Jameson James M Johnson James leaner Geo - ft Johnson George F Uzel Lewis . . Veitch Sames Washer Wm . Wiggin John Waiters Michael Walker Levi D Walters H U Wylee S Oliver Wllklns W W. Wheeler John Wetsley John James Alonzo WagnorJas W KarrClins Hi ; ', i f- WO B - - Kennedy Edmond . Watson Geo ' ' " A. Tl WHITTLESEY. P. M. MILLER. KARGES & CO., HUOI.ESAI.G FurnitTire Manufacturers, CnAfdS. MATfltKSSICS. &V. SALES ROOMS: Xos. 8 Ar 91 Slain St., ;Oc22 3mdAW . KVAXSVII.I.E, tks.. O. JRXIX)JD, STEAMBOAT AGEIIT, AND Special Agent for. the Ealtlmoro & I; ... obto Sallroad, ': ' irjya-t ! f, ; K-HAJJ8VII.I.. I7l. GRATES AND MANTLES. , T.TB, ISAAC LAVKMlDIt wonld in. JXL )orm the citizens that he Is prepared to irifiT GRATES and MANTLES to order in tbe neatest style.;: Orders le t at his residence, on Oak Streei. -between Fill h and Sixth, will meet with prompt aiteuliotl. . . - . ' ;- . ..Refers to Lant A Bro. - foc2 dim FISCHER & BIXTEK, Merchant Tailors, .., '"No. 3 First Street, Next door to. Lbwry A Co.'s bank, EVANSVILLE, IND. 7 A line stock of Tmyvirfeil CSnrula always on band. Satisfaction in all cases guaranteed. au24 dtl , ; Sold Out. TE3TATlsrO SOLD our entire stock of it . traceries. - xc, &c. to Mr. Jatnt-a Cro:ts, we beg leave to return onr sincere tbanks to onr many friends and patrons for their liberal patronage heretofore txicuueu rowaru ns, ana would respeetfHlly Eolieit a continuance of the same to our successor. : CROSS & J ENKI NS. JAMES CROFTS, Evansville Grocery, 138 Main" St. Would beg leave to inform M friends and the pnblio generally, that be has bonsbt of Messrs. t.'rrea Tr.irina their entire stock of Family Groceries Lamps, &o., &a. and by daily additions to bis stock and strict attention to business to merit a liberal share of the public pat lonage. - ' oelfl 3m ' Apples I Apples I Apples ! JTS3M"5CEIVJi:i AT THE BUILD v f.iw rM ruiuu an, ana , ios.i aie to aow Dafreis choice W Inter AppSes. , BABCOCK & SfEELE, . ,.w boutU Water street,' ocSdJOt , .-, . - Evansville, ind. ; , ROBERT SMITH, " TJ ml "'d jp"r t o. k o r, MAIN STREET, feet. Fourth and Fifth Has Just received a new Hearse. th finest ever in the 'City. A large assortment of Metallic Cases, Caskets, and Coffins kept constantly on, band. . IJviidSm.

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SCHAPKER, BUSSING & CO. Hay the Largest and Cheapest Stock of DEI GO ODS AND MI LL 1 1ST 35 In tlie city. Also, Agents for the FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE, Warranted as the best In the world for lamlly use. oc2l IV o KG o tx s o. i ar p'S i . .- WE If AVE JUST OPENED THE largest, finest, and best assorted stock of . WHITE GOODS ever brought to Evansville. The ladles of this cily have long felt the need of a first-class White Goods House, and In order to supply the demand we are just opening a beautiful stock of EMBROIDERIES, I - MES'S, WOMEN'S, Awr CHILDREN'S . HOSIEKTj ' AND , -i FANCY NOTIONS. - Our prices will be as low sa the tamo clitss of goods can be bought in New York. For FINE. FRESH GOODS, NEW STYLES, aud GREAT BARGAINS, call on ; . , , E. A. COOKE & CO.'S, -No. 10 FIRST STREET, , Nearly opposite the New Opera House. ' aul8d3ra . -- - - - ' STATIONERY. JOHN IF. SCOTT, f . ISoolcseller, stationer ASO "'-"' "rr' N E W 8 D E A 1 E R, : No. 53 MAIN STREET, car. Second, aul5 dly Evansvii.i.k. Id. ' SPapeir War eliotise, .is CHATFIELD & WOODS, MANCFACTTJKEItS i AND WHOIJCSALB PAPER DEALERS 77 and 79 Walnut Street, Keep constantly' on band a complete a sortment of . . j FIiAI-CAP, FOLIO, DEMY MEDIUM, JiUXAL, AJXll DlirLK-uUlAli FLAT LETTERS; various weights; FLAT COMMERCIAL AND PACKjST NOTE8; anoDaroi uuAiJiU tjo v n-ii " Ai'WttM. Nos. 1 and-2; also, other brands,, of. all colors; PRINTERS' .CARD BTOCK. )n sheets, colored and white; also, CUT CARDS, in lull variety of qualities and sizes. . ; . .. RULED LETTER, NO TIT, AND CAP PAPERS, . . : Various weights and qualities. - 1 .. . .. , . .f MAjruACTDltaKS or ' PAPER BAGS & FLOUR SACKS, All sizes and numbers, first quality : of paper. I',..,, -. ;- New Taper t Manilla Paper, Book Paper, Wrapping Paper, Colored Potter Paper, Ham leaver. Starch Paper, Cutulle Paper, Tar Hoards, btruvo Boards.- . Leathers of all Kinds' For Binders' use, together with, TOOLS and BINDERS MAC1II5KBT,' J All of which we offer at lowest market prises. Orders by mall promptly filled. .-, . , , CHATFIELD A WOODS.' ; - 77 and 7li Walnut Htreet, mai-21 dtf Cincinnati. FISH 4 BARTER, Wholesajo Booksellers & Stationers, SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS' MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PAPER ENVELOPES, - CJemeral Stationery, Nc lD Maln Street, Evansfilie, Indiana. Jaly9 ly FREDERICK GELl Deajerlu 1 ' ,' " . - PI A NOS, MELODEON& and all kinds of "Musical Instruments. . "Instruction Books, Sheet Mualo, . uitar and Violin Strings, i &c, dec. ' )TorM Side Third Street, -'- V Between Sycamore and Vine, ' - Evansville, Ind. tar Bole Aeento for Steinay Sona; and Caicaering Bon'a . uoia neaw Pianos; a 10 lorKaynes Bro. -a rtanoa.and Prince lirottoer'a MeloUeens and Organ . 3IATTHEW DALZELL, -Wholesale Dealer lqx Groceries, Nails, WMte, Lead,-Iimer Cement, &c, . -;(. i ; . Jfo.. 18 Water Street - " pi ' r deelOdly " EVANSTILLK, lirn. '

EXT n ACT BUCMU. SPECIAL NOTICE. AD D R13 S TO THE AND DEBILITATED, Whose sufferings have been protracted from hidden causes, acd who.-e cases require prompt treatment to render existence desirable. Do yfa feel weak, debilitated, easily tired? Does a little extra exertion produce palpitation of tho 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 fainting, or rushes of blood to tha head?. Is your nemory impaired? Is your mind constantly dwelling upon this subject? Do you feel dull, listless, moping, tired of company, of life? Do you wish to be left alone, to get away from everybody? -Does any little thiog make you start or jump? Is your sleep broken or restless? Is tho !untre of your eye aa brilliant? the bloom of your cheek as bright? Do you enjoy yourself in society as well? Do you pursue your business with 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 restless 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-cure diseases', from the effects of sclf-abus and excesses, have brought about that state of weakness in those organs that has reduced tho general system f much as to induce -almost every other disease idiocy, lunacy, paralysis, spi nal affections, suicide, and almos every other -form , of disease whic Immatfity is heir to, and the rea cause of the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and have doctored for al but the. right one? . Diseases of those organs require the ?e of a diuretic. HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCntT is th great diuretic, and ia a certain cure for diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys Gravel, Dropsy, Organic Weakness Female Complaints, General Debility, and all diseases of the Urinary Or gang, whether existing in malo or female, from whatever cause origin ating, and no matter of how long Btahding. If no treatment is submitted to Consumption or Insanity may enBue Our 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 BUCLIU, established upward of eighteen years, prepared by II. T. HELAJ BOLD. T494 Broadway, New York, AND 104 South Tenth Street, ' PHILADELPHIA, PESN. ; , . PRICE: t 25 per Bottle, or Six Bottles for ' m 50, Delivered to anv address. SnLl hv an arnggists everywhere. n 1 . - None are genuine unless donn r.n in pteel engraved wrapper, with facsimile of my Chemical Warehouso. and signed , , II. T. HELMB0LD. LEltli & LliMCKIi, Formerly Lelch, Curlstedt t Co., Wholesale Sniss:ists 1 ' No. 78 MAIN STREE1, an20 dw3m EVANSVILLE, 1N1)., KAN I Kit AN I FEEIl! FKKOl HRvlnir made arranit'. meutK lor six'y tons ol Krnn. wliicii we n.'ll be receiving during next week, we -iU be prepaied to fill orders, who.eale and retail, at reasonable prices. . We will make a dlfit-rence of frrm 5 to 10 per cent, to parlies who wish to buy large lots oa arrival, before blorln. It is our Intention o be w-il BUpplio 1 during tbe Winter with Hay, Corn. uat4, JBran, Snorts, C'orutneal, Potatoe, &c. Orders left at our store. No. 7,1 Main St., will be promptly filled from onr Peed ttme on Fourth filreel. odt . , ViUKEKY BROS., 73 Main f-t. s1 raiKS-50 barrels assorte I lu tinc-d 3ugarjus. received and for s-Uevirv jo. QCi VILK.KKY BROS.. 7 MJn .t A3 TOBY CHEESE in Ktoro ,l fnr sale. vholet Ie and ret il. bv VICKEHY BKO'., 73 Main ut. TririIKIlJF.'M 4 II I MX KYIS The J bet made, from .!! 1 Kiim .k.-j and Celest iaj " IUirnera for ale a t ocZ - " VICKEHY BP.O.S., 73 Main Bi. M. B. BALI- , . SAM. . WOOJSoJt. ST. CLOUD HOTEL. .FORMERLY. CITY HOTEL. HALL , & W00D30N, Proprietors, (Upposite fcstcamboat Landing.) epl9 3m

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TOU HF..-j-xi(Ji;.-4F-On the come? of H-t Avr-rme and Hlxtl- HtrKt Iwo-ttory frame houe, four rooms; a good place for a erocf-ry i-tnrf, mfat Klno.or ?!?.?'I0h.f,r,bust'iei!'- At. ply to II. C.OOOD1NO, uthloHton BIock. o:ll dlw TO U IJ r.Ti T BAH M F.NT The bR'-e-meutoi theCumbfrlnrid Fiesbvterlan Cuareli, rornor or is.-cond and 1 lieinni StlPfcts. 'j his would I,, a vrv l-irab! pi ace for te-ichtn-i X'u'to or Uro-unng and iilnting. Also, 11 t;co l ro"m fnr an o-lice. Inquire of ALVAIl J'iUnsoN', auOdlf ' li-al Estate Aiant. T7fAl!?)I?i On r'pf .nil S'treet, ho0 lw',i Sycamore and vi?i, in thj l))u.e laii-.ly f culled by Mr. W'm. Hue 1. Thrfo lan-f furnliieil iooni, mlt;ib!e tor iamli-eH. Day buvr 'ts waijro . au22 dtf MR.-. C. A. FC'LLHR.

r Kit. "POB BUST, or FO -- K LE IIOC.IJ A brick house. ooritaluJr.tc tiVvta ri.omM, on Min t-in-e', fu tiif- 1 i-.fn.or-hood . depot; siii'!.e for a ho-ud'tiir-ho ife K-tr it-,-o:'.;)iitoti Bill ar Li:ii il Je LK MCKh'fi DiL'Ct t-iOUK, o. IX M tr't-t. dlw roit b4i,i:-oxe.v Jli. oxonaii.iiuowiiL.') TH -i-e yolie of A 1 u! v t, Cit-si-ent City .Sprits-. Union r;ry Rr-icecce and Fern for bzU. TTIS-K JUIX'S-; of the I t- U: ilioia.-ts Kuiu-.ie will be so;d at privuM sate. H.ii.l fa: 1:1 ciutuiiis iiMi ii::r-, -:t:i proven. en t. 11 ia fibnut f tn.nx liiKie'K stittl.m, on the K. c It. u., nu-.l tea miles from Usis;ity. 1-'. r furtlit-r ir. tseaiars nply Dr. t.. T. Knnciu'a or'lic, So. 'mZ Fir. -t s-treet, ivansvlllc. Jyun. SALS AM) ' -p. 1.. a... 1 1 8.tS i OweiliiSK Uonwes, nu-l Fiirma. Tea tijo isaml acre ot 1'aruiiug Laud. I buy J d JseU U-m1 1 state. ' ALVA 11 JOHNSON, ' , '. Heal Kstate Agrnt, Vhirtl Mt'ct'., Evmijsville, Indiana. dec22 tf 3D Li 'k' s. 3 JL i i , jyiX. I. T3.JJ& Over Fir-jL National Bank, (crmr !.'ain and First Street, EvaiiHvillo, Ixidrf S.?AMr,i('n'itKB ' :. IJSV. ons Kim V,'rK, (tola, silver, Vni e.-'uie, Co -aiite.ftnd Amlur I'hii-H, C.rvt4 Work., A 1 -tticii'.' I uiaies, ADM IN 'STiwATC'lt of Nitrou OiUJ (mi excel! if nt fend s.mo aMa.lhelie). f'nu roform, Ktiier, Mud lso isuvrrai lo4-. )w.r lyzers. NKCK I.OIC AfiTeetious treated. MY I'' A Ci Id'i I KH are as it.o;! aud rsi -:t.blitiiijei:t larse (consisi 1 o rivk iHm.i)a3 any In the United .SUitts. I RETl'ltN MY THANKS for the ei. tn!vei.! tror!;e received during i!w pt KlCiHT YKAKo. w.ni c'ri-Mtj" Excelsior Bow Vcrii.s. (HuiieeKSora to II. K. i;! mkf i ), J"-f A.UrAC2-JfIJ F.'rw of the f.uf and XJL hi.avy ISCELSI0R STOVE, the most durf bla now made, ami tb famous CHARTER STOVE, and th gf od and clieup Araiaia, Stones-all, Zeztz:"Tj, TENNEW F.E, and PALMKTXO KXOVn-t, and a grea t variety of II K A T IJVU HTOVCm, all of the latest aud moot approved pa terns. Also, Lit lit and Smooth Country irollowWare, Mkiliets and Lids, Ovens and LuIh. Uog-Jrona, Jiuner Pol, Tta-1-i.eLl ; hiij particular attention paid to t tie manuiac lure of Ucrjrjs-Vork CASWE'jri FB9.TS,GRATi:S, icH tc. ALso Tiuwaro ; and Dealers In Tinn.Ha' S! ocX If desired, Cooking Stoves warranted for twelve mouths. Orders s licite before purchasing else where. Foundery, corner Birth Street end Canal, Store and Mampje Room at No. 14 eooEd street, ii. I-.. H'omkcr'soiil i;liki. ULE.MKl-.it, TlLLMc'iN Cl. TECTS. LULEM fis CLARKE, Architects & SupcriiHcnCenii.' Office t descent City Euildint, necouu floor; entrance No. S:i Mam s;.n , (. Plans aid tipectucutiona fui-nt.stied oa reHouable lenuh. 1 st dma "iL "M'URSJNNA, AI1CI1I I" l-Z O 117. ace No. CHANDLER'S ETT1LDINC Corn-r Fi rt and Locu.Ht im rt-. s, hjvarisviii'-i, iad. Pian i and f peel neat ion nr ml ktnd Of bandings furuiHtied at siiort noii. h ud on rH.soniible ernr . I nirh i-S ii irn Wholesale Clock Hoi GEISSLER & DELANO, tvt jili:ali; Olocli 2 e 2x I c im , feep constantly on hand a FULL axxortneiit of We"i J'hoina and otiier Ameru-.n :U)Cts.H ; trWaiiAIUlW, OFF led ANI i ALL CLOCKS. Send for Price LUl to XO. 4i 21AIX STSEK7. marlOdly piiysiciai;g. II. "I. IIAKTEY, ftOOM No. I, WA LKEK'S ECILDINCf Corner Mala and Third Streets. Office Uou'iIQ to 12; -2 to 5: 7 to 9. IV iim Hkhhy Kon Lis fEvaoHviile, Ind. , Itoincax J. JlANiEL. Cromwell. Kv. . iEN'NEY, BOWLES & CO., Wholesnlo Grooers, o. 5 Sycamore Strer!, ee-8d!f EVANSVILLE. IND. 300 F:,:XTBA FA21ILY if furreN Ha erflne Flour; f 0 tous Tl no: by 11 ay ; 1(0 o.m rcis i''tatoes; Ui ic.iM-u Hwett Potatoes, In btore and 'lor ale iv Eli K.MAN, FI-IIKH A CO., oc21 dtf - iso NoitU Water Street. f i t.tM i w En loo ?r. rwMj t-ouud Kentmkv Bairlne; lull (-oils Niach'EB iiope ; :o lonw I tt n Cotton ile; ALso, 1 1 : 1 1 3 -niH'ie Kitfn', Twine, Ac. El. KM AN, 1 1-II t-.it & 1 .0., oc:idlf No. lit orth Water oireeU CKSli:A I, I.I5JK. Mil T. BtcoV, OaU", Bi at, iCi at tho lowest luark.s, Tines. - - KKBMAX, FISHER A CO., eciU dtf 'o. W JS'mrva Water teu ton.

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Havsk, Oct. 24 Eve. Jrl Jlv:'i.,tuu lul tiaiw pnuu so per oar- j M .., ..