Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 January 1869 — Page 2

DAILY -journal

EVAXSTILLK JOURNAL C Oil PAST, T L'EiDAY -.. JAN U A It V Si. 1 ImUami Kerns. Terre Haute m petting up veloci-j pedes. They cost fifty dollars. ; 'o'is on the 7th of February. , i Puilip Phillips is going to sicg in New Albany. i . ' A revival of religion is in progress at Trinity M. E. Church, Indianap-j olis. ! The Post-Offiee at Southpor Marion County, was robbed of 1200 on "Wednesday night of last week. Thirty or forty members have been added to the Methodist Church in Vincennes daring a protracted meeting which is still in progress. , : Hon. Thomas Stillvrcll wants to go to Congress from the Eighth District ia Mr. Pratt's place. The New Albany Ledger is endeavj oring to smat Rev. C. N. Sim-, be ' cause of his statements relative to the Baker-Cumback correspondence, . The smut maehino will fail, in this instance, to accomplish anything. Col.'Bringhurst, of Logansport, is, already spotea of as the probable successor of Mr. Pratt in the Eighth Congressional District. He is said to be a good man. , Toe permanent organization of the Louisville and Vincennes Railroad Compnny has been deferred until the , ISth of February, at a meeting to be held in New Albany for that purpose. , The Lafayette Journal and Madison Courier are both attempting the , role of independence by sustaining the bolting Republicans. ' ';' The New Albany Commercial says the report that the Jefferfonville Rail- , road Company have made a proposition to sell their road to the Ohio & Mississippi Road is untrue. : i John D. Evans, Auditor of State eleet, has filed his bond, in the sura of $175,000, with the Secretary of ' State. ; : J. C. Burnett, T. G. Palmer and L. G. Hay, 'Deputy Auditors of State, . have presented Lion. T. I. McCarty, the retiring Auditor, with a very handsome silver service. :; Twenty six thousand dollars is the ' sum of individual subscription asked of citizens of New Albany for the :. New Albany and Vincennes Railroad. The debt of Fort Wayne, for 18H 'amounts to S;SS,35t 4G, including "$200,000 of bonds ot the Cincinnati ..and Munice. aud Fort Wayne and Richmond Railroads. The Gazette estimates : the expenses for 1809 at The Tariff Men. , The Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial shows up the tariff men in a manner that ought to be highly satisfactory to the people of the West, if not to the gentlemen . themselves.. We copy a few paragraphs concerning the debate on " printing Secretary Wells' report. Referring to Judge Kelley's speech the correspondent saysr The Judge bfgm by admitting that Wells' tgures were correct enough, but so marshaled as to create a false impression, or rather a fraudulent y conclusion. It was saying to the laboring meu of Europe. You must not come here, for here the rich grow richer and the poor poorer. Then forgetting what he had admitted, he began attacking the facts "by giving . some from his own observation. . He thought Congress would do a great " wrong by spreading such a document before the world. This was all, and the monopolists who had heard in advance that the learned Penosylvanian was going to annihilate Commissioner - Wells, and hal gathered around him, turned away disappointed. Gen, Gar- -, field . replied, in a happy little impromptu speech to this war on statistics. Ho. expressed his surprise that the gentleman from Pennsylvania should admit away his case by confessing that Commissioner Wells' figures were correct. Mr. Wells claims to set . up no theory or advocate no policy. He has only gone to great " labor, and collected a multitude of facts. He leaves us to draw our own conclusions, and with these conclu- " sitfns the gentleman makes his fight. General Garfield mierht have left Judge Kelley's speech, with this clsar statement of its condition, but he continued by calliag attention to the fact that in May last he had asserted that the cost of living had gone up ninety per cent., and waees had augmented only sixty per cent.: and now he had the satisfaction of finding that his own observations were sustained by this masterly array of figures, collect- , ed with unparalleled clearness and labor. Turninsr to page fifteen of the report, he read the statement that the cost of living, food, clothing, and shelter of families, in this country, was seventy-eight per cent, higher now than it was the year before the war, while the wages for unskilled labor had increased only fifty per cent, and skilled labor only sixty per cent. And all this comes of the mean, eelfish U3e of this immense power of the General Government, that has been wielded without conscience or principle, for the benefit of capital concentrated in the hands of a few men. The result is a failureof republican government, for under the thing socalled the rich grow richer and the poor poorer. Let any man, reading this, look about him and note how capital has doubled and trebled in the hands of a few of his neighbors, while embarrassment, want, and even poverty, stare the masses in the face. Look at the Savings Dank," roared Kelley; " see how the savings of the poor have accumulated." i heJact that 8ach deposits pay only half taxation ot other property, 'oirinst of the Sfat..s, accounts for that, responded General Garfield " Talk about your tariff being prohibitory, when railroad iron, at the cost of millions, is being bought in . Europe," screamed Kelley. & "I know something of that," responded Garfield. "I leprese'nt a large iron interest, and the reason that our railroads are driven abroad . for iron is to be found in the fact that their orders cannot be filled at home. . Come. now. Let any gentleman on . this floor dare say that the rolling .mill in his District is not crowded with work has not more orders than if can fill, and I am willing to listen. The fact is, these mills are running to their full capacity, at their own prices, and realizing vast sums every year."

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The worst feature eonnecTpd with this is the utter demoralization of the service. The law-making power, being devoted to tho building up of first one interest and then another, brings about its lobbies a horde of hungry scoundrels, whose very breath poisons the atmosphere, lhe masses, noi understanding tho process, sicken over the results and grow disgusted with their own institutions. I passed from the House to the Snatfl and found that dignified body of imbeciles discussing the proposed tariff on copper. They resembled a hand of thieves dividing their plunder. "We must," cried one, "make the American people pay more for corner, so as to save the miners of Lake Superior- from ptarving." Mr. Davis was so touched by this destitu tion that he offered to transfer to the miners the Kentucky branch of the r reedmen s lsureau. . lucre was a laugh, but the eloquent advocates.of the destitute miners looked upbraidingly at the heartless Kentuckian. The lobby representing these destitute nitners. had only expended about a million in getting through a bill for their relief, lbat horso-roarine. ben ator Wilson, said the tendency of all such legislation, protecting certain interests not found in New England, was to raise up and strengthen the enemies of our whole tariff system, and he was, therefore, opposed to it. And so we eo. It 13 small wonder that the whole ReDnblican orgamza tion that wrought such deeds of glory in nnr country's ncril. should year after year grow weaker under the lead of such legislative mules, whije the Democracv gathers strength. We owe our late success to tne louy oi iue enemy and the Presidential popularity of General Grant, to whose military coat-tail we swung our organization with desperate energy. Hon. D. D. Pratt. The Senatorial contest, which has occupied the attention of the people ot the State, aa well as tne memoers of the Legislature, for the past two weeks, was happily terminated yester dav. bv the - nomination of the Hon Daniel D. Pratt, of Logansport, as the successor of Hon. lhomas A. tien dricks, in the Senate of the United States, for six years from the fourth day of March next. The vote stood 83 for Pratt to 60 for Hendricks. Mr. Pratt was born in Cazeaoria, Madison County, New York, in 1814, and is now in the fifty-sixth year of his age. lie graduated at Hamilton College, New York, in . 1831, at the early age of seventeen, with tne highest honors of his class. He was an earnest and laborious student pover ty spurring him to almost super hu man exertion to make the most of his only opportunity. In the Spring of 1832, afoot and alone, he started for the great West, to begin the struggle and battle of life among strangers, with no capital but his education, backed by great energy and perseverance, and with scarcely funds enough try defray hi3 expenses, lie reached Cincinnati in April, where he entered into an engagement as teacher in a common school at Lawrcnceburg, Dearborn County, in this State, which he retained until the Soring of lSkiJ. when he was elected Principal of the Seminary at Rising Sun, Ohio County then one ot the most nourishing institutions ot learn ing in the southeastern part of the State. Having determined upon the law for his profession he came to In dianapolis in 182 1 and began hi legal studies in the office of Messrs. Flclher & Butler, then among the leading members of the bar in the State, and remained with them until 1836, when. having been admitted to practice in the various Courts of the State, he located at .Logansport, Cass Uounry, where he has devoted himself almost exclusively to the practice of his pro fession in that and the adjoining Ju dicial Districts, up the the present. with great credit to himself and honor to the profession. In 1S17 he was nominated by the Whig party of the Ninth District as their candidate for Congress, but the District, as well as the State, being at that time Democratic, be waa deleated by a small majority. In 1851, and again in 1S53, he was a member of the lower branch of the General Assembly of Indiana, and was an active and earnest member, taking a laborious part in its pro cecdines, and exerting great influence in the important legislation of that period. In 185(5. he "was a candidate for District Elector on the Republican ticket, and hassinco the organization ot the party been an ardent and zeal ous supporter ot its principles. In 1860, he was selected as a dele gate for the State at large, to the Na tional Republican Convention at Chicago. Being a man of large and prepossessing appearance, with a voice in proportion to his mental as well as physical proportions, he was selected I as Heading Uierk, and will be well who assembled at that great and im portant convention. In 1S63. he was put id. nomination aud supported by the Republican minority of that ever-memorable ses sion of the General Assembly as their candidate for the United States Sen ate, but as the Legislature was largely Democratic, there was no hope of success. In 1868. he was nominated for Con gress in the Eighth Congressional District, and abandoning all else. devoted his whole energy and power to the canvass, and by his eloquence and convincing argument, added no little to the success of the Republican party. In his profession he sustains a most enviable reputation as a jurist he is eminent; as a member ot society he stands deservedly high. A finished scholar, of great and refined mental culture: with a genial disposition, in termingled with a never-tailing fund of humor, wit and sentiment com bined, he is the life of the circle of his professional friends and neigh bors. Upright in his character, gen tlemanly in his deportment, generous and sympathetic in his disposition. unostentatious in manner, modest and retiring to a fault, strictly exem plary in his deportment in short, possessing all the qualities which should ever characterize a great and good man. He will fill the high and honorable position to which he has been chosen, with honor to himself and Credit to the State and the party which has chcen him, without even soliciting his cinsent. With two such Senators as Oliver P. Morton and Daniel D.Pratt in the Senate of the United States, Indiana will be second in point of ability and influence to no other iVate. Extension of the K. & C. B. R. Our people will be pleased to learn that new life has been infused into the enterprise of extending the Evansville & Crawfordsville Railroad from Rockville, its present terminus, through Crawfordsville and Fankfort to Logansport. There is now every prospect that the work will be pushed forward, and probably completed the coming season. Some time since the Commissioners of Parke County voted a donation of ten thousand dollars

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per mile, to the county Ims, to any company who would build a road connecting Rockville with some railroad point north, and the friends of the above mentioned route, acting upon the maxim that the early bird catches the worm, have gone to work in earnest to secure the donation and build the road. An adjourned meeting was held at Waveland pn. Thursday ot last wees, wnen au organization - ot a s company tor the first hnk in the extension namely, from Rockville to Crswfordsviila was effected, and lion. Joseph Milliiran waa chosen i'resident or tne road. That meeting also appointed General Wallace and Mr. Milligan a ftnmmittea to attend a meeting of the eitizons of Clinton County oa last Saturday, at Frankfort. The meeting was verv large v attended, every part of the county being fully represented; together with the eastern part of Montgomery and the northern part of Soone County. Hie meeting passed a resolution declaring that the Com missioners of . Clinton County ought tn donate a sum not to exceed ten thousand dollars per mile, to build the road. The meeting adjourned to meet at Darlington, to-day. when the nermanent organization of the Company will take place, to Duua mo second link in the extension, namely, from Crawtordsville to if ranktort The verv best men in the country, throneh which the road passes, are taking hold of the matter, and backed, up as they are by the earnest desire of the masses, that the road may De speedily completed, there is ho doubt that the roaa wm De Dune. The opening of this road will give the people of that section of country easy access to the coal fields of Parke County, and will , also atford the longdesired direct communication with Evansville, and thereby lurnish a desirable outlet to Southern markets,Terre Haute Express, Saturday. How General Veatcli was Ecreatea. The ' Terre IJauto Express, in its acceunt of the Senatorial contest of last Fridav. indicates the cause of General Veatcu's failure to secure the caucus' nomination," which would have resulted in 1 his election '.as United States Senator for six years from the 4th of March next. - The Express says: ..... ... , The success of General Veatch had been esnccted by many of his friends, Tho bolters, last nigbt, through one of their number a nrominent oeu ator are reported to have assured the Cumback men ; that they would support any good Xlepublican . on whom the euDDortera . of Uumback would unite. Vcatch's chances were then considered exceedingly . good, and it 13 believed he would have been nominated but for the lukewarmncss or iealousy of a prominent politician of the First District, who is unwilling that any other man in thai District should rise in the political cale above him. . " ' 7 PK.TJG GISTS. Wholesale and Retail Druggl ' Dealer ia Medicines, Faints, Oih, Brushes, c. MA IX ST., bet. Second and Third, ; Evansville, lnd.' Particular attention given to CUTTING W1N1HJVV -4IjAHsJ lo any size. jun2ldt QJBENSWARE. DANIEL G. BASK. JAMES M. VAKKKH. , JAMKS PHH.J-AN. MARK, WARREN & CO., DIUECT IMPORTERS and WII0LKS1LE DKUF.iiS In TTT T" TT CI MTT A TUTT AND Lamps, LGoiung-filasscs; ! JAMES M. WARUEN, having rc-pnr-chased his foracer interest of M. Henning, Esq.., and as we have sold oar interest in the CAIRO HOUSE, and also removed our stock from the old stand No. 18 Main St., thus concentrating our entire resources in the commodious MARBLE FRONT BUILDING, !Sao. 25 !irst Street, Ve feel assured, wo have facilities to compete with any house in the country..' ., . "We receive our Queeusware direct from the Potteries of Staffordshire, England, via New Orleans and New Yorfe; hence pay no second-hand profits, which rightfully belong to our customers. ' Having completed arrangements with MEAKIN BROS. & CO., of Staffordshire, England, for the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL for this maiket-'of their celebrated STONE CHINA WARE, we are now prepared t supply the trade. W Consult your own iuterest by examining our stock, before purchasing elsewhere, janl DENTISTS. DR I. I2eilent ISent 1st, Over First National Bank,' Corner Slain and First Streets, Evansville, lnd.. fMfACFATl'RF.B F VJtTlKt JLiU. mis Gum Work, Gold, Silver, Vulcituite.Coralite, aud Amber Piatos, Carve Work, Artittcia. Tulales, ttc. ADMINISTRATOR of Nitrous Oxid (an excellent and safe afaasttietic), ChU roform, Ether, and also several local parv lyzers. NEURALGIC Affections treated. MY FACIL1T1KS are as good and IBestablishment as large (consisting of rivv rooms) as any in the United States. 1 RETURN MY THANKS for tha . j tensive patronage received during the pasi EIGHT VEA.KS. mchii

STEAMBOAT AGENT. AND Special Agent for tho Baltimore A Ohio Railroad, ny21-U Kv ajnsvi lli, Ins,

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LAND SALE! Henderson County, Kentucky. Authorized by Act of the Kentucky Legislature, 18b7-;5. Seven Elch and Highly Im proved Ohio River' Bottom Farias, and 504 Town Lots, to be Disposed of in Shares. First Prize Second Prize....' $150,000 j 27,ttt) 27,500 Third Prize.... Fourth Prlre...., Firth Prize.-.5.... Plxth Prize-. Seventh Prize.. 13,750 13,730 ! 13,750 ; 13.750 2S0 PHIZES IX TOWN LOTS, . - Valned at 8120 each. HO FRIZES IN TOWN LOTS, Valued at $100 each. 84 PRIZES IN TOWN LOTS, ' Valued at $80 each. TICKETS, .- milE DSAWISG Will TAKE A place at Masonic Temple, in Louis ville, Kentucky, ou the 1st day of Septem ber. 1SU.t . : ----- Atss-nts wui iurnixn psmpnieis giving description of the property, ana contain ing tntr act 01 me Xjegisiature atunonztng the sale. Commissioners who wtu manage the en terprise are named In the act of the Legis lature, ana ineir integrity ana refponsibiliiy are endorsed in the certificates (which will be found in the pamphlets) ot Governor John. W. Stevenson. Hons. Garrett Davis and Thomas C. McCreery, United States senators, lion, jonu i. Bunch, Speaker of the Kentucky House of Representatives, Hob. Archibald Dixon. kjuk. Li. u. uaiiaui. trreaiaeai 01 iue .na tional 1 ami, joiin 11. earret ana oiot rs.oi Henderson. Ky, : Hon. W. F. Barrett, j udge of the Circuit court er tne Fitteentn j uai cial District, and M. S. Johnson, Judge of tbe Court ot Common Fleas, or Indiana; Hon.' Wm. H. Walker, Mayor, John H. Hnukina. President First National Bank. and others, of EvantiVille, Indiana, and many other gentlemen 01 rositiou ana prominence In Kentucky and Indiana. TICKETS can be purchased of Lu H. LYNE., Farmers' Bank, Hender son, ivy. : it. a, AijiA.A.ii ututi, commercial uans, lxuisviue, Jvy. , ' JOHN C. LATHAM. Presideut Bank oi - Hookinsville. uonmnsviiie. kt, James uaiiam.comiuerciai saai,raducan, Ivy. - . . mr uooks openua at mesa points on tne 1st of October, 1S68. PHiLIP iiUttJN BituoK., Jsq., water Street, between Main aud Sycamore, aud KKilOiNlJN. jjijvu sl tju.. jno. norm First street, will order tickets from the . Agents at Henderson, Ky., for those who desire to purchase. . -. seiJ dtf Postponement gf Henderson Connty Land bale. IIE TODERS1GHED, Wn WFRE ointed Commissioners by the Kenlucky Legislature to superintend and conduet the " Henderson Countv Land Sale of Wm. MeLain, Kq., take tlii!i.metuotl of annouMcing to the public thai tne drawing of urizes in the euterortse nas Deea postnoued nntll the isa aay 01 wepiemoer, 100a. When, on the 1st of October last, the enter prise was laid before the public, it was eminently expectea tuai is cjuia oe conclu led by the Uth of January, ist, tlie tlav fixed for the drawing: but several cause, .none of which were antlcipaUxl, ana wnicncouia noi oe coniroiieu vy iue Commissioners nor by the owner of tbe properly, combined to prevent it. Among t tiese we may menuon vue iauure lu ob tain printed matter at the tlme-coutracud for, the extreme strigency or tne money ii:ii k-. and the distiust in the minds ol the people of enterprises like this, induced bv causes which are yet fresh lu the recol lection 01 ine puoiic TUuuku tickets .are now Deing raiuaiy sold, a suiUclent number have not been disposed ot to justify a transfer of the property wituout Driusing ions upon me owner. The farming lands embraced in tbe en terprise, nearly eight hon ired acres of which are deareu ana uuaoie, win oe rented out for the present year !!. Good bonds for the rent will be taken, and these bonds will be assigned to tne persons who draw the sata farms. The money lor the tickets sold is ia the hands of the agents, and should any share holder oe aissatlsnea wim me postponement, his money will be relundtdon the presentation 01 his ticket. The undersiaued think it will not be amiKS to sav. in this connection, that - hey have no pecuniary interest, in the above enterorUe. nor will they have lu the fu ture. They will not receive one cent lor their Kervioes. and thev do not now. mid wiil not at aDy time, own, hold, or control a t ingle ticket in the enterprise; nor one dollar received from the sale or tickets will be nsed bv them, nor can tbe owner of the property touch, use, or control any part of It uuilt alter m urawing vines jua.ee; auu should tho enterprise, by any unforeseen contingency." urove a failure, all moneyreceived Iroiu the- sale of tickets will be promptly returned ou presentation of the tickets u the agent from whom bought. -.! j. ..-..: H BANKS, .W. S. HOLIjOWAY. ' ItOBEltT T. GIjASS, ' K. Ij. StAKLI iNU, . ,, . , , . .- URANI UltEKN, janlldAW . W.S. KLANV. &DELANG, 48 MAIN STREET, MANUFACTURING J E WEI E R S, AND SKAIJtBS IS A M E R I O -A. IN WATCHES, Are offering, at reduced prices for the Holiday Season, a choice stock of . FINE J XI W ELltl OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, - Consisting of Diamonds, American Watches, Pearls,' English Watches, Rubies, Swiss Watcbes, Emeralds, ' Solid Gold Chains, Gold and FilYcr Speetacles. Also, a superior article of Solid Silver Ware, V i Mahuiactnred expressly for our trade, and many smaller articles, particularly appiopriale for Holiday and Wedding Presents. Constantly on hand a choice selection oi SILVER-PLATED WARE, which will he sold at a very close pre fit. Particular attention given to the Resetting of Diamonds and other Gems, In tbe most novel and artistic mauner. An examination of oar stock Is respectfu'lly solicited. . " de!2dly Notice to Taxpayers. THE COMMITTEE Of THE flfT Council on Erroneous Assessments will meet at the Council Cham bei at 9 A.M. ou Wednesday, January 2Uih, to bear and determine complaints of erroneous assessments. By order of the Council.

Jalt A2t A. M. McGRIFF, City Clerk.

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GILL ISO f MAGHF.R. K. if. GOCDIETT. !. MAGHEE & CO., WHOLESALE DEAT.KRS IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, FIRST STREET, E YA Nfi VI L LE( IXf. MAVK JUST RErEiVKIf A I.AIH.l. fctoes of 8vonhle tlrxxls, which Ui-y odor to the trade at low iito. 25,000 in store nix! lor sale by ti. MAliilEK A CO. 2,000,E by 7 y.iTuly FOt'U-KT Slf. RITRr.AI AtJH In Ht,or and lor snle O. MAIill KK A t O. ITx-onx our iUxtra Inducements now offered in our Millinery Department, our flieuds and customers will be convinced that we intend to make Ore at DeHti-ixction To nsiliness, bv Belling Bonnets and Hats, or Miss Bellam -will make- them to oidet in an unexcelled style at a price never be fore done, as - - Santa Clans Is nt hand, and every loved one- exprcts a valuable gift, buy a Florence Sewina; Machine, which Js easier learned, Jess liable to get out of order, and does more varieties of work without change than any other. Everv Machine warrant ed to give mt ts'aotion, or the money refunded. I'nce t - aud upward. Twenty pieces of Gray Twilled Flannel, worth i t cents, wiiicli we will sell Bead Low at 30 cents pr yard. French Shirting and Dress Flan in-. s only 00 cent s. Undershirts and Drawers in gtent variety. The best and cheapest Blankets ever sold in thli citv. An endless variety of Shawls ana Hress uonus. our larti no:i 01 Cloths and Casbimeres we will close out at a , . - , , rX'ei'x-il)lo Sacrifice In or?er to make room for Spring Wear. A complete slock of Domestic Goods ot every popular brand, and at I ho lowest prices, can aiwiij s ue lounu ai iMiai'ner, Bussing Jt Co.'s. Pos 41 and VJ Main Si reel. In short, they have everything to make the "outer" appearance Of luifo Beautiful aud aecreeahle, alt of whieli will lie sold as cheap us they can be found anywhere, (delii '"'ARCHITECTS. a MDRSINNA, arciii rv 13 C JL ffice No. CHANDLER'S HUILDINO Corner Fi rst a.u J Xncust Mt reeu. KvansvUle, lnd. " Pians ami soeciticai ions for ail kinrf of ouildimrs turihed at short notice, and on reasonable in ic. h ;nie!l. d tm Dissolution of Copartnership. Tun Ait im:!:- 11 n in:i! ei. fore exivtlng between James M. Car iienter, lra M. W hile. John Baker ana I'onverse Clement. nuitfr lh flriri nnint ot Carpenter, While it Bnker, Is this day dissolved bv mulail consent. Tne mist ness of the lain frni will be settled by James ftl. I 'a rpenter. IrA SI. White, and Converse Cli-nienf, who only are author ized to selt'e the same. CAKl'F.NTKK, WHITE BAKER, Evansville, ltd., Dec. ils't , l.Sn. Copartcarfcliip. The VM)i:;;saiM.i' have f.vt;red into a cuparluersli ip lur t!ie purposeof cai rymg 011 the Vi ole ale Dry Gootls Business, under the name, style, and firm of t arpeiiter. Wliito V Co., at the old stand lormeily octtieiid by I'aipenter, White S Baker. Thauklul lor the liberal pat ronaue heretofore extended to (he old firm, and soliciting a, contiiiitaucv of the same Willi the new. We are, very re.sj.eot'uHy. JAMES -M. CAP.r ENTER, j ha m. vniTi: janld.-lwj CONVKiiSK CLEMENT. Merchant Tailor. X. ikiidor.sot) Can he found at . NO. 8 CHANDLERS BLOCK ap213m (lt;'-TAIirlW.) Ail INVALUABLE MEDICINE FOB Purifying of tho Blood. lilt. J. W. TOLAXD'3 XXitinoi- Doctor, A Positive licmedy for all kind: cf Humors, Scrofula, Scurvy, Sail Rheum, Carbuncle and Bolls, U leers, and all Obstinate Affections of the Sfein, Inllammatorj or Chronic Rheumatism, Piles, Chronic Diarrhoea, Mercu rial Diseases, and every Taint of the System ; Dyspepsia, and these Affections originating lu the Derangement of the Di-estlve Organs, Viz., Bilious Coruplfiints, Neuralgia, and Nervou Affections, Headache, Luugour, and Depiessiou of Spirits, Loss of Appetite, Constipation Til 1 M KXt EJ.I,K.Vr MEDICINAL Compound was tirst prepared by Dr. J. W. POLAND, in 1W7, and was then employed with great success in expelling humors from the blood; but in lsii a lueJical friend, who was quite celebrated as a physician, especially in the treatment of humors, suggested some important Tiuprovements, wtiich were adopted, aud which has made it (so the people say) tho very best remedy for all kinds of humor known to "the facuitv." This preparation is composed entirely of vegetables, among winch are Sarsapurilhij Yellow Dock, Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Bloodroot. When the originator lived in New Hampshire, at GotTstown Centie, for tiie space of thirty or forty miles around, oud iuMancLester particularly,! lie Humor lino tor was well known and highly valued for the numerous ami wonderful cures which it effected. Though manufactured in large quantities, the supply was tiequently exhausted, and purchasers hal 10 wail lor more to be made. In that region, some very severe cases of Erysipelas were treated with and they were cured ! Erysipelas sores, or carbuncles those ui;ly, "painful ulcers weie entirely removed wnerever this medicine was faithfully used. So it was with Scrofula and Sail Rheum. The Humor Doctor cured I hem. it is free from any dangerous drugs, is pleasant to the taste, sate, yet sure and effective in its action. Prepared at the NEW ENGLAND EOTANIC DEPOT, and for sale by all dealers in medicine C. DAMON & CO., Propiietors. CLOUD & AKIN, Wholesale Agent.

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A. fcuHAYHUiLl f. j. j. WHITTAlrat IXuylmret &. TVfilttaker, PRODUCE, COMMlKSlOft AND MOM WARDING MK RVH A ft TB, No, 6 Bouth Water Bt. VeSilern in Flour, Ilacou. Hay, OaU, Cox and Country Prodncw. I W. wait; 1, 12 A I HI) & ..G. H. HTA ST AH Y, : (Successors to W. M. Aikman Co.,! ' C K.YEK A 1. AUENTS, PKODCTC. X Forwarding and Commission tf. , chants, Evansville, Indiana. Refer to 1' l. Wheeler, Pres't, First National BH and Ham'i Orr, Vie President Evanvu NationalF-ank. Mi Ageut-s lor Ohio River Salt Co. noll-1 WK W IT L D UKHINU 1 II It friends and former patrons that we are on FIIJST STKb KT, one door Iwilow Vine, next to L. Piertir8 Tin Shop, still In the trade of Z.TQUOR.1, FL OUR, CO.VJMHMIOAN, &!., aud should iw please-1 to see tnero. 11. D. ALLiH A CO. ; .IT. f. A IB. IS fc . C'oV FORWARDING AJJD COMRUSSIO BIERCHANT8, RECTIFIERS, and Wholesale Ieale MQU0US, FLOUR, &rv FIRST S T Ji E E T , One door below Vine, next to L. Pierson's J 111 Shop, EVANSYU.I.1C, lurx,' janl dtf. I. S. DrjHorjrn bt, late of Evansville, lnC Joitsr Gii.kkrt, Golconda, lil. P. S. DUSOUCHET & CO- , GENERAL : ' . . COMMISSION MERCHANTS 1 : So. Si I'Gjdras Street,' ' f NKW ORLEANS, Outers and consignments solicited. nov.d:m PHILIP DECKE2, ; ; Ihlrd Street, bet. 8yc&sor aad flir i:anifactu,r of ' ; Compound Lubricating OI!s ; for all kind of Machinery! ' . . , . . . . i i .. ".''', . Also; i LAPJ) OIL, SOAPS, and CANDLES .. . ; . . - - -i t 1 PURE CATAWBA WINK ot lay on growth, : lnacli'ldly '; Wki.oon Bkothkks. Paris Landing, Tena A. W. sinicBOTTOst, Kvaiisville, lnd. WELDUN BROS. & CO., ' Cotton and Tobacco Factors, MEIU'IIAMK. OSlce Cob; VINE & WATER STREETS, Eva.nsvii.uk. I no. Special afteutiou given to purchas ing supplies. - (may m ajin S. ML BARTON, C tf i utiKiioii Mrrhnnt, No. 8. West Sccon J Street, CINCINNATI. Liberal advances made on consignments. Ktu dtf : PETER CASEY & 00., ConiiiiiMioii Slercltanfs - For the sale of H AY. CORN. O ATS. BRAN, F L U It, MEAL, BACON. LA Rl), and Western Produce generally, No. LEVEE NT BEET, apiSdtf VirKKBUKO, Miss. DUKK NICllfULSUN, COMMERCIAL BROKER, SAILE0AD AND STEAMBOAT AGKXT, No.:5 North Water St. ap30dtf EVANSVILLE. INI). KftARAMIS i:ika 1IEAVV llUU Gunnies arriving aud in store, for sale by FOSTEIt liKOTII RliS, iI4WcKt Mc3cjou1 SirtM'1 CI N C I N N ATI, O II I O , Ve desire to inform, the trade that we have been appointed agents for the largest importer in the United States, and are now prepared to supply them In any quantity. declSdtf Goiite's Steam Cordage 31111s. .TO 1 1 IV BONT'E, MAKUFACTUHEH OF Hemp Packing, and Hemp Twine for Sewing Gunnias, 5IAI.V ST., one door south of Front, dt-22 d."m CINCINNATI. OHIO. D. A. Ci.akkp, Memphis, Teun. J. B. Ukiikv, late of Carlmell Drury. i. -:k & imui&Y, (Successoi-s t Cartmell & Drury,) Produce ttiii C2encsrtil COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 2io fkom M Ki;i:r, ' . Bet. Washington and Adams, MEMPHIS, TENN. By perini8ion we refer to Brandeis A Cra"wiord, I-jouisville, Ky.; Barton fc Pool, Cincinnati, Ohio; L. Kuttuer, Jr., A Co.. Evansville, lud.j llayhurt & Whittaker, Evansville, lnd. ; t'ole Brothers, St. Louis, Mo.; Cnarles T. Hiude, Cairo, III.; F. W. Si ii i lii, 1 'resident I'eopie's Kaiik, Memphis, Teuu. ; V. H.Ciierry, President Mei chants' National Batik, Memphis, Tenn.; Clarke, Ely & Co., Mempli s, Teuu.; Newton Ford & Co., Memphis, Teuu.; Slialtou, Goyer & Co., Memphis, Term. st-l ltf Wlf. GLENN. J AH. M. GLF.SN, K. DYMOND. Ytr. P. ST0LKWELL, WITH WHOLESALE GKOCKKS," lIXtl.VXATI. novlU."!m Manufacturer of, and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in.

COLLARS, ami SADDLERY HARDWARE, in. TA Main Street, corner Second. KvAKsvrxut, Inn. fdblUdU

BUSINESS CARDS.

Dr. J. C. Biorbowcr, itr.sii;rT i i:ti st, OJJlce-Xo. IO FIRST ST., HelweeaMain anl -IakuH, Tenders his professional wrvlces to the citizens of Evansviilo and viciuily. Adminlslers N i I rous Ox Uie G as t o alleviate pain in extracting teeth. xttdly Where i the hxt place to gel a niec Su p'nutxi? 1 Well, tlat ' coal !h if txerybody didril know that 3 tt3 nnnnnirri o. r7-.t,,-T'r-I l lo the, neatest and lft loorl: in the cifv. " , If you want to get Pn scrip! Ions nileu, go to an uli-kiiu lenan fionse," wtler nonif mil expeileno d pe.scripli nisi. . a twlowed U' till preeci ipi.n,iis. , t , . .. . SCHLAEPfER'S . . Is the oldest and most. relinMo, as his preset ipi ions now number over Thlrly-lour Thousand hour Hundred. You can gd prescript Ion filleil at all houm, day or nitiht. n . M II IjAI'.I f i-.it m. rio2SJ Corner Mntn st'd KcmiiiiI. Dry (iooUi -Mroci'i'Ies. KRAUS-l & MESKR,; iint jix;. til.t Liry (IuihIh.) -er, Main Bt U si i ai.1 Groceries. I ' assort in put of both nlw.-i) s I, hand. Hlghei-t price paid f"r country produce. Wnuon-ynrd fri o to customers. ' 150 v7 !!m 1 MAKS1I ALIAS JAne Engraving of ii I i! flint anil '.; lAmeA, !.t.,i WM. WACHH, Affpnt, kva rtsriLiSM.:. nvniA na , Third Bt , in Washington Block. " FJtlCLS Pf. proof lnd. proof Art. proof ... uovj 3m .l.f r,o . lAi statioy.':, iJ io.r rum;!;;. Ami Ilhitk 'JiAot..r.o- , j And 1VaUtt' til School Roil Its, Pic. tore and frames, Mirrors Look, 1 ng-tl lassos, French GiaH-l, 4c, OLD IlOOliS ktliUlllM, ; no. a Til inn utrkht, , 1 . ; ;(iiKniK.iiicii'h ULuciiJ EVAN XV I LLC .... I SIHliiAi nov.'i ly City ISrewery, COOK; & RJCE, Proprktor?, ; ..'-.! -, Kva ks vi it.. In ' ' Manufacturers of1; j" ' Lager Beer and Stork" Ale ... and Dealer, lu MALTA HOI S. 1 nrtl (II v PETKR VIE It L I N U , - . DlilJGG 1ST, . Aiid Dealer in Pair.ta , OiH VA UNISUKN, li YK V7 VI 1 W, WIXIIWW i !..?. MJIiliH AI, IMSTKUMKNTH, I'ur, 'iM.-M hikI lirnd l , Aud all poiular 1'aleuL Mediciui s ot I tie hi:''. - , A'O. 3 North H'ater Ultrrl, EVA N'MVI I. L .... .... I M 1 A Ti A ociTJ ly DR. F. L. DAVIS, Homoeopathic Physician. Office on Second Street, bet ween Main and Locust. oc28 dly DR. E. J. EHRMAN, Hoino3opatIi((3 Physkian. Otllce No. JS Second Htrixt, lttween Slaiu and Locu.'-l. Odico Hour-i-Froiu 8 A.M. t 1M., and 1 to S i.m . , At his residonco, corner of Seventh nihl ClH.-stuut SLieetH, afler UighU ' ' ' 'M dly cji:. a. m i Ti:oi.ri', WATCHES, JEWELRY Gold Pens, Spectacles, I .yct.'lii'-ses, .Vllver and Plated Wine. VValch and Cloca Mat'rliil, No. OI HAI.H M' , Ik USecoiHl mill Third, ' i:va.svii i.., I.vn. Watches and Clocas JUiilrd ami wai ranted. 1, ('Has. Aktkh, with V'H, A. T'ltlroltr. ... f(:J diy HO HI AM COAL -MIXES, J0IIX INGLE, JR., & fcO.V,' 3roprleUrS. ' OFFICES NO. a MAIS. NL, Near "Wcit--. or?7 t f WM. E. FKENCIC C1IAS. KLIfiiiEI.IKKKKlt. WM. E. FRENCH & CO., , Ko, 47 and 4I XI A I IV S I .. ' EVAVILLR, JNU. WHO WANTS A NICE 'Ai:i'S:T at a reasonable price, and no trouble abont It? Now is the time t make your M'if or tYUrntla a hundMotne Chriiliinu J'khi iiI.hwA at the fame lime marre homo us coiiilori.ab.e and cosy u a palace. LOW PKU K-i, G RKAX I N DUCK.M ENTS Ann GOOD ADVICE:In order to reiluce our ht'M-k before m.iklng our annual invoice ou January l-.i, lt!i, we propose, for eil- 1 14 1: NEXT 3(1 HATH"! ') to oiler our Carin u at the lowest piwtMe figures that will pay C"l,&i riutc, and ex.Also, in order lo give employment to our Carpet- matters and UphoiHl.jrer- during the dull kcayii, we .rie. to mike 11 and lay (Imm a'l l 'arpen we .(-ll liil Jiti,uary 1st FliEK OK IJHARGK. All gisifl. delivered free,. All work yiiirtnl-r,l. Our stoca of Mattings, Oil Cloihs, Winflow Shades, l)ainnKK, Lcn I'urlniiiw, Cor nices. Wall Papers, and IIou.mj l-'ui ui-Oit ig GoixiM, Heneraiiy, ?. larger than w 1 1 olheis (In that line now in our t-ity cornbinn.1. We propose to sell idem us 1 .w si ih.-se goxls are retailed in I tie (Tinted HUiits. We arBfdunm. in this line of l.ihim, What others can do elsewhere we propoie to do in FvanhVille. "iOveiv man to his trade." Cicy BusIlhss Is d.vide.i: lw.u't go to a Shoe store tor jmllv r i:ii!!icik. Don't bny rice or rut-tali lilew in m crock ery store, lion I aslc tor muilou in ,-i mi:llhery hhop. Don't tliiulc you en 11 pmch k dry goo ik in a drug k oh-. A in I, l : ! I, liou't. bnv your c a it 1-1: i 111 11 in;i GOODS UuU.iK. Tli:s mlvice (lilti Carpet-making li :u) ilny-) I u-ivi-n imlis lor the imneill. oi -it ivtom u .. "teern." Give inn can. Evansville, lnd , le-. 1, ,!,., PHALOX'S "I'AVl'.lVi For Bcautirjlits Skin ai:;l ('OJt piexlon. Removes all Krnptions, Freeh u--, I'i"'. rles, Molh Blotches, 1 mi, eti-. ami n iiii. ! heskiu x'ft,fur,utitl Oliiohttitt. For itdiu. lu the N umi y. it i., luvjln able. For Gentleman att-r Slcivin t: h i- n 1 eoual. Jfapniau i.ili.n" l. th.- 0.1! v 1. ,1.1 remedy for diseases 11 nd blirn-.nes Skin. . i,H 4i.)X's "iAiiiiAV mo.tr the Toilet. Nursery, sik! BkIIi, will not chap the skin. Pricj li crut jai ciiUo "FLO It IK THAVO.' t'l.OK !-: H I !. A New Perfume for the 'liii'.K

Fxiiulsite, Delloate, jl ni t lati-.-iin"". PI1ALON A HON, New York. Sold by ail drugs"!, (Jily

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'o. r.i mis nLi illy ntlir.KT, tor. Kccontl, ICV A Kt VIM.K. I Nil. ISA UV LIU tv V7ho!e.?:!,lti n-i'v r A Mtatioihir-s, SCHOOL HOOKS. It LA NIC BOOXS, MlSCr L LA NEO US BOOKS, . PA PER ENVELOPES. s f . HvmsUI! In .Hnna. nil vi' Was f-.ln", iip. CHATFIELD WOODS, MA N IT V A r T IT li E It H ami whoi.k-.aoh: n ana V.) Walnut Street, Keep constantly on hand v coiiijIel isHorti'ient of rL.lT-V'Ai F01.I0, IlK",y, MKIMIJI, li.ll'AL, AMI hll Z t-K01AI. FLAT L'a ri'.KS, vsrlot-.n m-. it'lit H I, AT COM.MKKCIAL AND PA Hr.V Mil I S; Hnbbrd's i!i.'Ki) (ir'Ki: Paim:i:-i. Xchi-I hikI 2: nlHi. oilier bin m. Is, l all colors; PlilNTKLS' t:AH. I STOCK, in wheels, eoloicii H111I white; himi, CUT ttAKiis, in lnd variety o OHliUes and Ml iy-s. R UL El) L : 'VTER, NO TP, A ND " (JAP RAPE US, , V'urioiiM 'velKlits and finalities. MANfrAriuKniior PAPEn. A I! nV,f PLOl IK SACKS, f'M .'1 ! 1 nnnibers, ;)it ouallly ot p.iper. A'enm piiufr, bVtitVhi li,)ir, ftixik IX t , iII rfiii,mi t uner, l.tfwei jh.'ii a tfj't i-, Ai'ni h le tter. J't'lr, j r Jtt,a uj, litr tu lumrilt. JTrt-illtUTIH i ttlt ItilHlH For Ilinder?' iiio.lo. tlier vith TOOLS snl ; . III.V III. liN 31AIIIIM IIY, All of which we oiler at lowed mnrki't pri-st--. , Onieis by itiall promptly fiJlcl. CllATr ILL I) A. WOoDM, ii WnlttllL HU inn TCI dtf 4 Im Imiall t'i' ITa kloW J. 1'iif .i.px, of NewOrteAiiM, ' .1. G. M. ( i 1.1.1.111. of Louisville, Ky. K. No'l'l', ii New Oi leal k. PItc!;, jlt't'jiII'U'h & Co., PRO PUCE, PROVISION, ami or.rcniAU CornmiHKion Llorchants, . 112 (UIYIKK bfliKI T, liov21(llf N K V OKI.KANS. It. IC. IllrNKKHHOIH. ;KO. I'ITNULKTo! It. K. IH NKESlSdN & 0., FOItWAi;i)LN(J & COMMISSION MF.li.OII AriT.S, (ielienvl A(.;eiitM fur I lie Uric Tr;i i -mr(,i( Ion ('oinp'y EAST FREIGHT LINE, EVANSVILLE, - INDIANA. Llbenil ChsIi Advances 111 t in on C-omdii-merits. KKI-'It TO -Riiiiiiiel Biianl, Vice Pi e't KvMt-MVil lu National Hhi.k, I ; vii nsv i I le, Inilliii;i; Moses 'Jnvlor, Presidetit N'11lional City li mit, New Vntk ; lien. Carlwrhdit, iC-ljH-r ,N u 1 1 o 1 1 a 1 1 1 1 v I'.itnk, ew York ; Mm 1 1 h v I mi 11 niiig. New V01 k ; T. I . Biirretl, Cas!jpr liiuu ol Kenliichv, LoliiKville; W. C. Illte, Ct-hier Coiiimi iclal Uans of Kentii'-gy, I (niisvllle; Hoh l, L. Mall hind & Co., New 'ioik; Hon. Geo, it. 1'i-iulli Ion Cincinnati, O. novlJIf wm. v. v.iumti & co., Forwarding und Commission 3I.(jrchn nts, WIIARFEOAT PR(PIUKT0PJ3, Kailroud aud Fust Freilit Lino Agents, l.VANMVII.I.i:, IN J. Jan dly KSKII. fit KIIS'KM. Al.l'.X. M'l I.SON f, i'. nusro.v & co., Ntf. 5 N. WATKU STKKKT, ; VANS VI LL P, INDIA NA , Forwa r I i n r and; CommisHion MDB'J IOHANT8 f5 12NS:tivl4 j fi VZIS'VH WHITE LINE Central Transit Company. All. freights for New York and N m Enaland towns thnnifli, tcitltout transfer. auL'(f T1I0S. V. SMITH V. tb 1 Jm l-;;u!U K ND COMMISSION MPRCIIANIZ. Dealer, l:i Fhair, Hay, Qrn, Oa h, Graf I'.'snli and FRfUmCK G K V Kit ALLY, Wo. a Ki''rti wa r-.r.H mi-klkt, K vashhi.i.ic, ls. A"etits for Hie Cclel led IIAZAlli) row in-. it t .w j'an y. Ail timers j.ioinpliy HI ed. IJa.i.-J d Vi M. If. lir.'T). JOHN' KlNl..STo!(. J:KAI) & KINJ.Vf0.M, ' l'K'ld' C, FOKWA rtDING, A l CO "MISSION MERCHANTS. A"l l'-aiem In Corn, Oils, Hiour, Hay, l..;.ui, Lai'd, i I l"lei!, Sli 11, anil Coil lit i'.y 1 1 .1 luce i'cin -ra. I y, .is. .'!. ami :t Inc ist Street, wJ-JitiUl . LVA.NSV I I.I.K, I Nil, E0BEHT SlIITil, 17 it l r t ti Ik 1-. MAIM S11U.BT, bet. Fourlh and Fifth , . liVA.NNVH.LK, INU., Hat ju.it received a new Hearse, H, finest eer 111 Die city. A iari h as,.oi 1 ment of .vi. lailic 1 uses, I HMlfW, iwid (Hiilna k,-t,L

constantly ou hand.

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