Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 3 February 1869 — Page 2

DAIIjV JOUKMAli!

RYAXSYILLS JOURNAL COMPACT. WEDNESDAY. .FEBRUARY 8, ISt . Tjaiirofld Jfeettnr. Railroad projects are multiplying. tains accounts of livery excuu6w v.. -- two ineetinas. Were all th roada in contemplation constructed. the State would be so gndironea mm va tli at travelinz with wagons and Wea would become dangerous. Tho probability is, however, that at least , thro of the talkcd-of roads will never bo constructed, and we 'ad vise firmers not to dispose of their teams uatil they hear tho snort of the iron horse on their premises. We have repeatedly expressed the opinion that tho improvement of the common roads is being overlooked in tho mania for railroads, and that in many instances the construction of good turnpikes would prove even more , beneficial than railroads. Short line railroads have almost invariably prov- ,! nnnrofitable and swamped all the flfltiital invested in them. The buildin" of a railroad is not the greatest of the expenses. The running of the cars and the incidental expenses con-np.-tid therewith, to say nothiDg of the heavy outlay required to keep tho road bed in repair, mafco a certain amount of business absolutely necessary to prevent the road going into bankruptcy, even after it is com pic ted. Good turnpike roads, while they cost somethinir to keep them in repair, are not near 60 costly in the first instance as railroads, and are really more available for local purposes. We honestly believe a good turnpike to Boonville would result in pouring into our city a greater amount of produce, daily, than would be secured by a railroad. We may be mistaken in this, but think not. A farmer, although the railroad mav run through his firm, unless he is fortunate enough to have a station, and few can do ; that, is compelled to hitch up his horses and drag his produce through tho mud for miles in order to get it shipped. , Were the railroad a turn pike he could at once convey his pro ) duco to market with, less delay and labor than he had to put forth to get it to the station, and at the same time save tho freight, no insignificant item. Local freights on alt roads are heavy, and on a short road. would have to be unusually so to keep it up. So mueh by the way. 4 ; We have received the copy of a handbill calling a meeting of the citizens of Gibson County and Mount Canncl, Illinois, at Patoka, on Thursday, the 11th inat,, to take into consideration the propriety of building a railroad from New Albany to ; St. Louis, via Patoka and Mount Carmel. Oflato New Albany has gone into the railroad meeting business extensively. She has three gigantic enter prises on foot: one from New Albany to Terre Haute; another to Vincennes; and the third to St. Louis In the meantime, one of the two roads that she already possesses is about to be abandoned; or, at least, is in the condition of a badly spavined horse, and is constantly changing hands. - The meeting at Patoka on the 11th, ii for the'purpose of selecting delegates to a meeting to be held at New Albany, some time about the 2Cth inat., and also to ascertain, if possible, what amount of stock and interest would be taken, should New Albany desire tho construction of the road. A correspondent suggests that the road would be advantageous to Evansvillo. It would, beyond a. doubt, and we hope it may be built. We also hope some of our leading business men will make their arrangements to attend the meeting and represent Evanville in talking up the enterprise. Every undertaking that is in the least calculated to improve tho country tributary to our city, improves the city, and to that extent, if no more, we are interested in it. We are anxious to Bee how muoh stock New Albany takes in the enterprise, because upon that, to a great extent, will depend the sucoess of the road. We are aware that'the talking part of the road will have justice done it in New Albany. Bat the cash subscriptions are what builds roads. Evansrille has one or two enterprises on foot, now, which are progressing noiselessly, bat none the less surely. When they are all well nigh completed, we think she will d:rect her attention to a road to St. Louis through Southern Illinois. Next to the enterprises on foot, we regard the St. Louis Road of most importance. The day is not far distant when it will be built. In the meantime, if the New Albany project is successful, our merchants will reap a rich harvost from it, in epite of a discrimination against U3 in freights, which will undoubtedly bo made. ILIIXOIS LETTER. Jacksonville Its Schools and Its Churches A Etch Bequest Mud Temperance Legislation. From oar Occasional Correspondent. Jacksonville, 111.. Jan. 26. 18G9. Editors Journal . I date this at what Borne of its people would call the Athens of Suckerdom, it being noted not only as the seat of the;humane institutions of the State, but also of several institutions of learning. Illinois College is hero, under the care of the Congregation! alists. It was originally the property, as is said, of both Presbyterians and Congregationalists, but by some process of manipulation, not approved by the former denomination, waa transferred to the sole care of the latter; a thing which I cannot but regard as unfortunate, as the College is not in a "prosperous state having at the pres

eot time n jt more than forty stu jeuts. j

It ba3 a fine corps of The Rev, Dr. Stnitevant, its Prei dent, is a man of mark, always fore most in all the loading humanitarian enterprises of tbe-ge- - One advantage the people here reap from the . existence of tho College, is a first-class oourse of lectures every Winter. They are secured by the two Literary Societies, and are a source of revenue to them and a means by which their libraries are annually supplied with new books. It is rarely tiis case that a lecture does not draw Bumeiently well to leave a balance over for the societies, as the citizens have not only a lecture-going tendency, but an inclination to encourage the students in their laudable aim. Mark Twain lectures ior them next Tuesday evening. Better thmcs can be said ot the Female Seminarios of the city. One under the patronage of the New School Presbyterians, another under that of the Methodist, and a third. the Atltemtum, under the care ot Professor Saunders. In each of these first-class schools, there are about one hundred and fifty pupils. The citv. within the last live years, has prospered more in the way of church buildings than anything else. Dr. Glover, New School Presbyterian, has the largest Church and church building in tho city. i.nc house seats readily a thousand persons, and is elegant in all its appointments, both internal and external. On last Sabbath the Eastend Meth odist Church dedicated the basement of a beautiful building in process of erection. The exereises were doeply interesting, and by popular appeals through the day, no less than nine thousand dollars were pledged, by which the main audience room is to be finished early in the season. Directly opposite, on State Street, is a new Church edifice, belonging to the Christian sect ot liaptists, an ornament to the.city, but it is unfor tunate that they have paraded in glaring letters, cut in marbto " The Church ot Christ, leading some to feel that they would thus advertist the world that their opposite neigh bor was not, even as they, the Church of Christ. - Still further east, and perhaps on a grander scale, the lioman Catholics are also rearing a beautiful structure and I find that here, as in almost all other cities, they are largely aided by the outside world and by Protestants Bat if Protestants will thus do what Roman Catholics consider an incon sistency, surely they are not to be blamed for taking advantage of this super-abundant liberality. Is there so little difference between Romanism and Protestantism, that the latter can, consistently with their implied protest, help the former to propagate their dojermasr One ot the noblest charities 1 know of is now being made by a Jackson ville lady. A Mrs. Ayres is about transferring a large property, with a building erected apon it originally for a lheological school for the Christian sect, to the Society of " Dea conesses of the State of Illinois,' who are to receive it in trust for, and superintend in it, an Orphan Aayiuni I learned from her that before ehe could legally make the transfer, she had to pay to the United States five per cent, of its valuation, bho justly regards this as almost outrageous: as she says, " If I choose to rent it for a beer garden and place ot low resort, 1 can do it without charge, and have a handsome income; but it 1 give awav as a home for orphan children am to pay hundreds of dollars for the privilege. It does not scemrigat; and 1 agreed with her. And, by-the-bye, Jacksonville must bo a very beautiful city when it is not, as now, involved black mud. .And this prairio mud i abominable. You slip in it as thouel it was half grease, and it sticks to you as if it were putty. Jacksonvill claims to be a very moral and sobc place. I was told by citizens that spiritdous liquors were not sold within the corporation: though 1 was to! by some persons, who said they spoke by the record, that there were places enough where it can be bought. lhey are awake on temperance surheently to hold weekly meetings which rotate from church to church Last night it, was in the Congrega tion u Church. Great excitement prevails in part of the State because of an endeavor on the part of the temperance men secure a clause in the new constifu tion prohibitory of the manufactures or sale of liquors for other than man ufacturing and medicinal purposes lhe temperance men are trying make this a test question. to Business in Jacksonville is said to be very dull. Tho population is about thirteen or fifteen thousand. Its rail road facilities do not conduce to th building up of a wholesale trade. Of the population, there are, it is said about two thousand Portuguese, wh were driven away irom the island ot Maderia, some twenty years apo, on account of their religion. They have a remarkably good reputation for industry, honesty and piety. They have two churches, both Presbyterian, and givo more time to worship than any other denomination in the city. I have had the pleasure, while here, of being the guest of Mr. W. Knox, father of our good friend in the Insurance Office of the Ejrst National Bank. Mr. K. is doing a substantial business in one of the large flouring mills of the city. He has a delightful family, making my visit here extremely pleasant. He is at the present time deeply interested in bringing out a new adjustment for scouring wheat, which he thinks will be of great benefit to the trade. By it the cleansing of wheat is accomplished so perfectly and so easily, that the imErovement or "patent" is like'y to e universally introduced. Talking of wheat, the farmers here making long faces because of poor prices, and yet withall we have to pay dearly for the best brands of flour. But I am weary and doubtless so are your readers, so good bye. Yours, M. Education of Colored Children. The question of providing by law for the education of tho colored children of the State is one of general interest, and as the bill reported from the Committee on Education, in our State Legislature, is likely to excite considerable debate, we lay it before our readers this morning: A Bill to provide for the Education of Colored Children, apjilfftng all school laws thereto, and repealing all laws inconsistent herevnth. SECTION 1. Beit enacted by tlie General Assembly of the State of Indiana, That in assessing taxes for school purposes, there shall be no omissions or distinctions made on account of race or color; but each-and t. very person s property, of every kind and description, shall be assessed the saiuo as any other person's property, for the same purpose. SjEC. 2. It shall be unlawful for any Trustee, Trustees, his or their agent or agents, of any township, town, or

city, in sa iking ao enumeration of the children of school age of said township. townor city, to omit the hame3 or number of any person on account of the existence of any previous law or prejudice; but he shall enumerate and list, according to the forms of law, every parent, guardian, and child living within such townshis, town, or city: Provided, That in any school district where colored children live, tho said Trustee, Trustee, his or their agent or agents, hhall enumerate and list such colored persons in sepa

rate lists, but in the same manner as thcr persons are enumerated and IStCd. Sec. 3. If in any school district of any township, town or city, there shall be a parent or guardian who obacts to the attendance ot any colored person at such school, on account of race or color, there shall bo called, by public notice, stating time, place and purpose, a meeting ot the regular voters of said school district, at which meeting the question shall be, Shall the colored children of this district be excluded from our school on account of race and color?" And if there are one-third of the legal votes of said school district given in favor thercol, then such colored children shall be excluded, and not otherwise. Sec. 4. V hen the colored children of any school district are excluded as above, it shall ha the duty of the Irustec or lrustees ot said township, town or city, to organize the colored children into a separate school, under the same rules and regulations, and having the same rights and pnvilegea of aoy and every other public school in the township. But if there are not enough colored children in the dis trict to form a separate school, he may consolidate uoh colored children with those of any or all other school districts in the township, town or city, that is sufficiently near to be avail able for that purpose; which consol idated school shall be controlled in all respects as othsr public schools of the same township, town or city. But if there arc not a sufficient number within reasonable distance to bo thus consolidated, the said Trustee or Trus teea shall provide such other means ot education for said colored children as shall use their portion ot school revenue to the very best advantage. Sec. 5. Every portion of all laws in regard to nchool matters, not inconsistent with this act, shall apply equally to all, without regard to race or color; and all laws and parts ot laws, inconsistent with the provisions of this act, aro hereby repealed. GREAT LAND SALtt! in Henderson County, Kentucky. Authorized by Act of the Kentucky Legislature, 1867-68. Seven Kicli anil Highly Improved Ohio Elver Bottom Farms, and 501 Town Lots, to be Disposed of In Shares. First Prize Second Prize... Third I'rlze Fourth Prl.o.... fifth Prize Sixth Prize Seventh Prize.., 5150,0C0 .. 27,500 - 27,500 .. 13,750 .. 13,750 ,. 13,730 13,730 280 PHIZES IS TOWN LOTS, Valued at 120 each. U PKIZKS IN TOWN LOTS, Valued at S100 each. Hi FlilZKS IN TOWN LOTH, Valued at S8U each. TICKETS, S. THE HRAWIXH WILL TAKE place MitHODic Tumpie, In Loutsviile, Kentucky, on tlie lt day of Beitenibor, IStijl. Agi ii will furnish . pamphlets ctving description of the properly, and containing the act of the Legislature authorizing the sale. Commissioners who will manage tho enterprise are named in the act of tiie LegUhU.ure, and their integrity and reKpouai biiii-y re endorsed iu the certificates (which will he found in the pamphlet) ot Uoveruor John W. Stevenson, Hons. Oarrctt Davis und Thomas C. MeOreery, United Ktutes Senators., Hon. John T. B'ncli, fcpe-iker of the Kentucky lloufe of Kepresentatives, Hon. Archibald Dixon. Joseph Adams, President of tho r'nimcM1 Bank, L. C. Dallam. President of the Nntiooal Hank, John it. Barret and others. of Henderson, Ky. ; Hou.W. F. Prr' t, Judge of the Circuit Court of the Vift.ee -ilh Judicial District, nd JU. Johnson, Judge of the Court ot Common Pleas, of Ind.aua; Hon. Wm. H. Walker, Mayor, John H. Hopkins, President First National Bank, and others, of Kvant-vllle, Indiana, and many otner gentlemen of position and prominence In Kentucky aad Indiana. TICKETS can be purchased of L. H. LYNE, Farmers' Bank, Henderson, Ky.; It. B. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank, Louisville, Ky. ; THOS. F.. A. BROOKS, Covington, Ky.; JOHN C. LATHAM, President Bank ot Hopkinsvil'.e, Hopkinsville, Ky. James L. Dallam, Commercial Bank, Paducab, Ky. dr Books opened at these points on the 1st of October, lStlS. PHILIP HOUNBROOK, Esq., Water Street, between Main and Hycamore, aad SEMON1N, DIXON & CO., No. north First street, will order tickets from tho Agents at Henderson, Ky., for those who desire to purchase. dtl Postponement of Henderson County Land Sale. Tub usnEimiGXED, wno wkki: appointed Commissioners by the Kentucky Legislat ure to superintend and conduct the " Henderson County Laud Male" of Win. JlcLaiu, Esq., take this method of announcing; to the public that the drajving of prizes lu the enterprise has been postponed until the 1st day of September, lbti9. When, on the 1st of October last, the enterprise was laid before the public, it was continently expected that it cjuld be concluded by the mti of January, the day fixed for the drawing; but several causes, none of which were anticipated, and waich could not be controlled by the Commissioners nor by the owner of the property, combined to prevent it. Among these we may mention the failure to obtain printed maLter at the time contracted for, the exireme strigency ot the money market, and the distrust in the minds ot the people of enterprises like this, induced by causes which are yet fresh in the recollection of the public. Though tickets are now being rapidly sold, a sufficient, number have not been disposed ot to justify a transfer of the property without Jaringlug loss upon the owner. The farming lands embraced la the enterprise, nearly eig4it liun'lred acres of which are cleared and tillable, will be rented out for the present year lStiV. Ciood bonds for the rent will be tfiken, and these bonds will be assigned to the persons who draw the said rariuu. - The money Jor the tickets sold is la the hands of the agents, and shoald any sharebolder be dissatisfied with the postponement, his money will be refunded ou the presentation ot his ticket. The undersisned think It will not be arniss to say, iu thts connection, that they have no pecuniary interest in the abovo enterpri-e, nor will they have in he future. They will not receive one ciut for their services, aad they do not now, and will not at any time, own, hold, or control a i-ingle ticket lu the enterprise; nor one dollar received from tho sale of tickets will be used by t hem, nor can the ov ner of the property touch, use, or control any. part of it until after the drawing takes place; and should the e a terprlso, by any uu foreseen contingency, prove a failure, all money received from the sale of tickets will be promptly returned on presentation of the tickets to tho agent from whom bought B. BANKS. W. s. HOLLO WAY, KO KEItT T. i LASS, KLHTABUNa. Oft ANT Bf Janll dw V. H. ELA.N. ,. . Merchant Tailor. X. 2$. Anderson Can be found at NO. 8 CHANDLER'S BLOCK ap-l 3m (UA'-STAllU.)

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

To Physicians. New Yokk, August 15th, lSfi7. Allow me to call your attention to my PREPARATION OF COMPOUND EX TRACT BUCHU. The component parts are BUCHU (Long Leaf), CUBEBS, JU NIPER BERIMES. Jkfodc of Preparation Buchu, In vacuo. Juniper Berries, by distillation, to form a fine gin. Cubebs extracted by displace ment by liquor obtained from Juniper Berries, contalninsr very little sugar, a small proportion of spirit, and more pal atablo than any now In use. The active properties are by this mode extracted. Buchu, as prepared by druggists gener ally, la of a dark color. It Is a plant that emits its fragrance; the action of a flame destroys tills (its active principle), leaving a dark and glutinous decoction. Mine is the color of ingredients. The Buchu In my preparation predominates; the smallest quantity of the other Ingredients are added, to prevent fermentation; upon in spection, it will be found not to be a tinc ture, as made in pharmacoposa, nor is it a gyi up, and therefore can be nsed in oases where fever or inflammation exists. In this, you have the knowledge of tho In gredients and the mode of preparation. Hoping that you will favor It with trial, and that upon Inspection 11 will meet with your approbation, With a feeling of confidence, 0 I am, very respectfully, II. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist and Druggist of 10 Years' Experience In Philadelphia, and now located at his Drug aad Chemical Warehouse, 594 Broadway, N. Y, From the Largest Manufacturing Chem ists in the World. "I an .acquainted with Mr. H. T. Helm bold; he occupied the drug store opposite my residence, and was successful In conducting the business where others bad not been equally so before him. I have been favorably Impressed with his character and enterprise. "WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN, "Firm ot Powers & Weightmau, Jlanu facturing Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadelphia." Ifelmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu, for weakness arising from Indiscretion. The exhausted powers of nature, which are accompanied by so many alarming symptoms, among which will be found Indis position to Exertion, Loss of Memory, Wakefulness, Horror of Disease, or Fore bodings of Evil; in fact. Universal Lass! tude. Prostration, and Inability to enter into the enjoyments of society. The Constitution, once affected with Or ganio Weakness, requires the aid of Medl cine to strengthen and invigorate the system, which IIxlxbolo's Extract Buciiu Invariably does, if no submitted to, Consumption or Insanityensues. Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu, In affections peculiar to Females, is unequalod by any other preparation, as iu Chlorosis or Retention, Painfulness, or Suppression of Cu-tomary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Schirrus Utate of the Uterus, and all complaints incident to the 6ex, whether arising from habits of dissipation, imprudence in, or the decline or chnng of, life. IlclmboUVs Fluid Extract liueliu and Im proved Hose Wash will radically exterminate fiotn the system diseases arising from habits of dissipation, at Uttle expense, little or no change In diet, no inconvenience or exposure, completely superseding those unploasant and dangerous remedies, Copalva and Mercury, in all these diseases. Use Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu In all diseases of these organs, whether existing in male or female, from whatever cause originating, and no matter ot how long standing. It is pleasant in taste and odor, ' immediate" in action, and more strengthening than any of the preparations of Bark or Iron. Those suCerlng from broken-down or delicate constitutions, procure the remedy at once. , The reader must be aware that, however slight may be the attack of the above diseases. It is oei tain to affect the bodily health and mental powers. All the above diseases requiro the aid ot a Diuretic. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU is the great Diuretic. Sold by druggists everywhere. Price 11 25 per bottle, or six bottles for 8B GO. Delivered to any address. Describe symptoms In all communications. Address H. T. HELMBOLD, Drug and Chemical Warehouse, 591 Broadway, New York. "N OSE ARE OEWITIJfK UNLESS done up iu streel-enaraved wrapper, wnn lac-stmite ot my chemical wt my Chemical Wurebouse, and signed II. T. UEI.MBOLD. jauis tumi STOVE WORKS. Excelsior Stove Works. SLLHIIEIl, TILLHAN & Co. - (Successors to H. E. Blemker), WASVFACTCRERS of the fine and heavy EXCEIOR ST0V the most famous durable now made, and the CHARTER STOVE, and th good and cheap Armada, Stonewall, Keatncky, TENNESSEE, and PALMETTO BTOVKJ, a ereat variety of MX ATT IT a STOVm, ail of the latest and most approved patterns. Also, Light and Smooth Country HoJloww are, tsktUets and Lids, Ovens and Lids, Aog-lrous, Dinner Pot", Tea-Kettles; and particular attention paid to the manufacture of House-Work CAST-IRON FE0XT8, G KATES, f 4e. Also Tinware ; and Dealers in Tinners Stock. If desired. Cooking 8 loves warranted tor twelve months. Orders solicited before purchasing else where. Foundery, corner Sixth Street and Canal. Store and Sample Room at No, 14 Bocon Street. H. K. Klemker's old stand. BLKMKKK, TILLM AN CO. may29

DRY GOODS.

N. ar. g-jodlktt. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN STAPLE AND PANCT T X G O O D S, if. FIRST STREET, EVAXSVILLE, 2ND., HAVE JUST KFI EIVKn A MKtJK tock of Reasonable Ooods, which thty otter to the trade a t low rates. 25,000 So. 1 OCSSiT It A OS in store and tor sale by O. MAOHEE A CO. 2,000K by " J7diy O. A FOUK-BUSir. m'RI.AI store ami lor saie . MAtill K.K Jt CO. From otii Inducements now offered In our Millinery lunrimAnL onr friends and customers will be convinced that we intend to make Great Destruction To ugliness, by selling Bonnets and Hals, or M iss Bellam will make them to order in au unexcelled style at a price never bofore done. As Santa Clans Is at hand, and every loved one expects a i.i.i.iu ,iit- hij-e- a. Florence 8ewni Atahin wiiieb la easier learned, less liable to get out or order, aud does more varlet les of work without change thau any other. Kvery Machine warranted to give .at.lstacttou.or ibe money refunded. Price iantl upward. Twenty pieces of Gray Twilled Flannel, wortu 40 cents, which we will sell Dead t -r mt sn Mnti nor runt. French Shlrtlnjr imuui kiuiniAiH nnlv DOeenK Under-viiii-ta a n.i iimwHrH In ui'est variety. Tho liAot. mi. i !..! Hunt Klaiikets ever sold In tbiH citv. An endless variety of Utiawls on.i linns iiKoiiL Our larifA stx-k ol ci.Mhn and i:uHsimeres we will close out at a Terrible Sacrifice r in iiiiita room for Borine Wear. & ..mrotn utiwlr of Domestic tioods ol every pomtlar brand, and at tho lowest prices, caii always be Touud at fcchapkei ft. jtt i V Noss 47 and 4! Main Ki reot. lu short, they have everything the "outer" appearance Of I-ife YiAntifiii mill Agreeable, all of which will

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GE1SSLER 48 MAIN STREET, ) MANUFACTURING JEWELER S, AND DKAI.KR3 IS A. Mr 35 RIGA 3SJ Art) offering, at reduced Soe HO liday Season, a choice slock of thr PINK JMlrVEIillTf OF K7EHY DliHCrUlTlON, Consisting Of Blsmomls, American Watches. Pearls, English Watches, Koblcs, Swiss Watihcs, Emeralds,. Solid Gold Chains, AND Gold ami Silver Spectacles. Also, a superior article of ttolid &ilv?r Wnr Manufactured expressly for oar trade, aud many smaller articles, particularly apptoprlate for Holiday and Wedding Present. Constantly on hand a choice nelection ot 81 LVE It-PLATED WARE, which will be sold at a very close pre fit. Particular attention given to the Kesettlng or Diamonds and other Gems, In the most novel and artistic manner. An examination of our stock is respectfully solicited, deiadiy KJBikX. ESTATE. ffevr Real Estate Agency. J. I. Elliott fc Sou MATE OPENEB A KH VI. ESTAX Ajreucy for the sale of and renting o lands, bouses, &c, Ac Persons having houses or land to rem or sell, or persons wishing to pureliase or rent, w3l do weli by calling on them at their oiBoe, on Titrd Street, near Locust' In Elliott Blocki Junelltf W. IX. IXTJSIIA2f & CO., Real Estate Agents, No. (UI Main Street, EVAN8V1I.IJ5, I NO. A. Notary Public in the office. fap29dtf W3I. REAVIS, XT. . Claim -A-erent. A; 'so. KEAL ESTATE and COLLECT1S AUENT. Office on Main street, between Third and urth, No. W (over keller'Biun Ktore), El aasvilUt luii DRUGGISTS. JOIIX LAVAL,. 1 Uolesale and Retail Drngff Dealer in Ii 'edicines, Paints, Oils, Brushes, &c MAIN NT., bet. Second and Third, vausville, Iud. Particular attention given to CUTTING j US1XW ULAMS to any aixe. Jun21dU

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BUSINESS CARDS. Dr. J. C. Elerbowcr, RESIDENT IEXTIST, Office No. lO FIRST ST., Between Main and IjocusI, Tenders his professional services to the citizens of Kvausville and vicinity. Administers Nitrons Oxide Oas to alleviate pain In extracting teeth. oc3 dly Where, is the ltet -place to get a nice Sign painted? Well, that' cool! rs if everybody did 7it know tTuit OSBORNE & BECKER S3 o o SKI do the neatest in tt city. and best xoork fnoviq KODIASll'OAL MIXES, JJrllS IXtiLK, JR., & 0X, Proprietors. OFFICE: NO. 2 MAIN ST., IVojtr Water, oe?7tf If yon want to nt. Proscriptions lliled, go to an oil i.n.i reliable bouse, wnere none but expeeuceu prescripi.il. rums are al lowed to rill prescriptions. SCHLAEFiiiH'S Is tlie oldest und most relinble, as his prescriptions now number over Tliirty-tour Thousand Four jlninJrtii. You can eel prescriptions filled at ad hourn, diy or liiM. at h( II liAf.l'M'.K P. Tio'JSl Coiner Main ui:d Seooml. Dry ikiiHU -Groceries. g K RAM Ell & LIESKER, XV 1 rZ ' i cr. Main & 8th ts assortment ot both always i blind. HighcFt price paid for country produce. Wagou-yard free to customers. nov7 3m MARSHALL'S Line Enyravi-nfin of Grant and Jsincftin, WS. WACHS, AZPnt, JZVAJyu VIL.LK. 1 SO J A NA , Third St, lu Washington Block. 1 KICKS: PI. proof ..J 3 GO lnd. proofArt. proof. nova 3m 7 0(1 20 m W. WAOH8, STATIOXEIt, BOOK BINDEU, And Blank Book Manufacturer, And Dealer lu School Books, Pictures and frames, Mirrors, lion-ltiK-Ulasses, French Ulass, Ac., Ol.It HOOHN HE-JtOCNO. NO. 70 MAIN STREET, (HKDDKRICH'S B1CK J KVA.SVILI, IS1)IASA. nov31y City ISrcivery,COOK & RICE, Proprietor, EVAHSVU.i.r, Ijd., Manufacturers of Laser Beer and Stock Ale and Dealers in MALT HOI'S. o:,?u d i y lETKU VIEULIN0, DRUGGIST, Aiid Dealer ia Paints. Oils, VA RXINUKS, DYE-H TUFFS, M'UI.K AI, l.NHTIiUMK?f rS, I'ure WIiipn anil UrniiUieM, And all popular I'atent Medicines . fi i iie a!. NO. 2 North Water Ntrerl, KVANMVIUiK laillANA ocirj ly DR. F. L. DAVIS, Homoeopathic riijsklati. Office on Second Street, between Main aud locust. oci dly DR. E. J. EHRMAN, Homueopatlilc Physician. Office No. 1! Second Street, betweeu Maiu and LiK-uot. Oft'ce Hours From 8 A.f. to 12 St., anil 1 to 5 F.M At his residence, corner of Seventh and ChcKluut Htreels, afUr night. o-'-d'y U i:0. A. J5ITTItOI,ri DRAI.RU in WATCHES, JEWELRY Gold J'ens, Sfeelacles, Kyelasses, Silver anil I'lalcd Ware, Watch ami Clwfc Material, Pi o. 61 MAIM NT.. Let. Second and Third, KVANVlll.t:, I NO. Watches and Clocks Kepaired and warranteil. Chas. Aktkh, with Geo. A. l'.ittroJtr. Lor'js dly VM. K. FRKNCir. CIIAS. K LINGKX.IKKFKR. CAI5Irr WARIiHOHSK. WM. E. FRENCH & CO, Sna. and -19 IWAIX NT., KVANSVILLK, IND. WHO WANTS A NICK (!AltlGT at a reasonable price, and no trouble about it? Now ih tue timo to make your Wife or EricntU a handsome Christmas 1'resent, and at the anie time make horuo as coiutortal:e and cosv as a palace. IAW t'RlCKS.OUKAT INDUCEMENTS A no tiOOD AiiVICE: 1 11 order to reduce our stock iH.-fore makImr our annual Invoice on January 1st, 1.n:, we propose for c iiu; NiXT so ntys-sa to oiler our Carpets at the lowest possible lisur'Ei that will pay cost, carriage, and ex.Also, in order to give employment to our Carpet-makers and Upholsterers Curing the dull season, we propose to make up and lay Uoiun all Carpets we sell tiil January 1st, Fit EH OF (JHAKOK. All goods delivered free. All work gwirantietl. Our stocn of Mattiuijs, Oil Cloths, Wlnaow Shades, I tamasKs, Lace Curtains, Cornices, Wall i'apers, and House Furuishl jg Uoods. generally, is larger tban all others (In that line) now In our city combined. We propose to sell theru as low as these goods are retailed in the United States. VV'e are exclusively in this line of business. What otuerscan do elsewhere wo propose to lo iu hvansville. "Everyman to his traiirf." Ky BusiueRS Is UivlUeU: Don't fo to a shoe store lor putty or padlocks. )on't buy rlco or rat-tall tiles in a crockerv store. Don't ask for mutton in a millinery shop, ldm'i tiiiDk you can purchase dry g.v is 111 a drug s ore. And, ab jve all, Hon t buy your CAltPE'fH in a DRY OOODS HOUSE. This advice (like our Carpet-maaiujj ioriiorlays) is given gratis lor the benefit of "All whom it may concern." Oive us a call. fcvansvilie, Iud , Dec. 1, 1868. de5 fUALOS'S "r-APHSAJT LOTIOJi For Bcautirjin? the Skin and Complexion. Itemoves all Eruptions, Freckles, Pimples, Moth lilotches. Tan, etc., and renders the skin soft, fair, and blooming. For Ladies iu the Nursery it is invaluable. For Oentlemen after Shaving It has no equal. 'Faphian Lotion" is the only rellabl remedy lor diseases and blemiues of the Skin. PIIAI.ON "PAl'HIAN KOAP"tnr the Toiiot, Nursery, aud Lath, will not chap the skin. Price ii cents ier cake. "FI.OK IE MAYO." It IE MAYO. A New Perfume lor tho Handkerchief. Exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance. PU A LON A SON New York. Bold by all druggists. jy dly

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COI:2 MISSION CARi:GK0BGE CKAVVFOUD & CO.. COM3IISSIO.V MiCIU JIAXT.S IMPORTKBS AND DKAI.KKH IN Soda Ash, Sal Soda, Caustic Soda, FOU.NDRY FACINGS, Plaster, Lime, Cenunt, Sand, Puiimiloe Stone, IteMiii, cle. No. 209 lYalnnt Strcet, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Jan2t 1in Lkwis Kuffw kk, Jr., KvanKvllle, Iud. JollN UlLBlKT, Uolconda, Ills. L. KUFFNEK, JllM & CO., i o is. it i? v o i v is us, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. A UK NTS KANAWHA HALT COMPANY', W1IKI51.INH NAILS WOKKS COMP'Y, VKItMILloM I'l.oUK MILLS, ST. LOUIS I'LUUK MILLS. NO. 1 MAIN STREET, KVANSVILLK jA21 INI). A. K BATH V KST. J. 1. VBITTA' PRODUCE, COMMISSION AS It J WARDIXO MERCHANTS, No. 6... South WalerHt Dealers In Klour, B'ii:i, Hay, tiais, t trr iiud Country iroiuce. M. BA !... H. M a JSAIK I) START,. (Successors to W. M. Aikmau A C.,5 MKNKKAI. AOKNIK, l'i?01li J3T r'orwardlnn and (VtuiruisMlon Mi chants, Kvansviile, Indiana. Ke for to I IL Wbeeler, i'res'U First, National lion, ami Htnu'i Orr, Vice I'renldcnt Kvanavl"National Rank. "ilk Agents for Ohio Klver Salt Co. noll-i "inrr n w it 1. 1 r r. at ini n n WW friends aud fonner patrons that, we are on KIKST STIifc'KT, oro door below Vine, next to L. I'lerson's Tin Shop, still In the trade of IAQVOR.H, FLOUR, COMMlHMOJH,JtC:,9kHKl Kl-onld be plejined to Bee them. i-i. v. a a, i u. If. 1. 4LL.IN fc CO.. i I FORWARDING AND COMMISSI MKKCIIANTS, KECTIF1KKS, and Wnolrual Ieali LIQUORS, FLOUR, F I R S T S 21 R JC E T , One do below Vine, next to L. I'lerson's Tin Shop, KVANWTT.T.K, Janl dtf. P. S. Dcbouchkt, late of Evansvlile, In John Oii.mkht, Oolconda, 111. P. S. DUSOUCHET & CO., i . OENEltAL . . - ! COMMISSION MER CHAN TO, No. n roydras Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. Orders and consif?ninents solicit oil. nov M dJni 1 ; ' PHILIP DECKER, 1 Tblrd Street, bet. Bfckor d Tlx. Manufacturer of i . ; . , - . i; .:' 1 f Compound Lubricating Gl'$ for all kinds Of Machlnerjr; ' 1 Also1. j IiARD OIL, SOAPS, "and C AMBLES i PUKE KrOWtb. CATAWLA WINE ol my ttVQ lmcliJl dlv . Wkt.don I'.iiothrrh, I'arls Landing, Tenn A. W. Hiiikiiottom, Evansvlile, 1 ml. WELD0N BROS. & CO, Cotton and Tobacco Factors, lKOMl!'K AM COTIM1SMON MCIU IIAM N. Ofllce Cob. VINE & WATER HTKEKTS, EVANHVILI.lt, JNI. mr Special attention givun to furcbaln supplies. t'naynd3m s. M. BARTON, oiiiitiiHMion Ilorolkniir., No. 85 West Seeond Street CINCINNATI. Liberal advances mndo on consignments. so7dtf TETEll CASEY & 00., Commission M'rcliaiitN Fir tbesaleof H A Y, COliN. OATS, I5KA N, K1.DIIK. MEAL, UAIXIM, I.AItl), anil Western Produce generally. No. H-i i.i:vi:i: svkkkt, apiKdtf V iCKSli c ko. M ism. DUKE NICHFLS0N, COMMERCIAL BROKER, liAILROAII AMI STSISBOAT AQKXT, No.:5 North Water SL, apaxltf EVANMVILLE.'IN l. Ward's Eureka Tonic Hitters A1 KK IM VAI.IIAIH.C, AMI tl ll.l. cure all who miller lroin llilioiis and Liver Complaints, 1 tidtuestion, i liess and Di'.lin-KH. For habitual CokH veness, Kbeumatlsm, Neuralgia, t'oimlis. coubumption in its rtrst stawes. Dyspepsia la all Klanes, and as eeueial i-a.tiiy M.-ili-cioe. It Is truly wonderful in lis effects. Mlid in its course, it creates appetite, proliiolesdlgeKtion.and slrenctliens the liole nervous sj stem. All tilings In nature require attention ; then how much greater care should be taken with the human constitution. Ward's Eureka Tonic Kilters will build up, t-treriKl hen, aud preserve t ho constitution of hll who use IU Jt will also build up the wasted powers, purllles lhe blood, expels all vitiated flunis. and har monises und gives renewed vigor and health to the entire tinman system. As atl sic a 11 ess comes on hy an impure stale of th blood and torpid state ol the liver, then you should use Ward's EurekaToulc Hitters, which will ceiialoiv cure vou. Then why do you sutler, when l he greatest cure In tue history of any known medicine can be procured Irom ay druggi'd? Ttieso i-.inerx are compounui-.l ol ttio purest vcuhtsl.l i extracts, dissolved in iiuru KentncKV copper-distilled iiourboii Whisky. J I. is the only liquor entirely Iree from fusel oil. one nmoii-sl the most deadly poisons. which at once makes it superior to ail other tome bitters now In th market. Ho try oum bottle, 11 nd you will mo It Is ttie happiest am I best coin bl nation you have ever seen, for it will cure all wo recom mend it lor. W. M. WARP, Sole Proprietor. Coviiiftoo, Kentucky. ForsalebyPETF.lt VI Kit LI NO, Whole. sale and Ketail Ap'ut, EvausvilU', I ml., and by ilrii'Kists tfinerally. Janl dim I WANT My friends and the public to lrnow that I have em tiai k-d iu the Paper h.islm ss, at Docker V Moru-u and S. N. Docker's old stand; that To keep on baud a gixid assortment ol articles iu my llue PAPER FLOUR SACK'S, WRAP BAOS, WKAJ'I'JNO I'AI'KK. MANILLA, TEA, fc TISSUE 1'APk.R, CLOTH AND PATTERN PAPER, WALL PA f Eli, DECORA THNS, .WINDOW BLINDS, 7A J "'.M Ac, Ac., Ac: and that ,. , .. . DON'T HVTENH, To sell Kools nt less tnnn ". ' '- . . that figure, if I can avoid it- i MY IlWl'f-, u.,iiutnclio!i Uy those That, while i 'v".,"'r.. ..,i.. 5-i.. uilih me. lie rt tlllls iiriiij. inn.it be vest unsatisla. satisfaclory JVT WVMONIJ, 11 Houth KliT't Street, 1.. Vll I 1MV 1 I 1. I II .1 del5 dtf

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February 1st, I8Gf. We commence lo-dny to sell for CASH, or its icquivaukst, KXCI.lJSl VKLY. We hope our custoiiK r.. will govern themselves accordingly, and make It convenient to trade on the ready pay " principle. We Intend that all our transactions shall bo on a CASH II AS 1 3. We wish everything settled at the time of purchase If a responsible customer wants an accom modation, we will loan h:m our poods as a lanuerdoot his moneys-taking note with ten per cent. Interest from date. Wo rtgicl that our ru e will excludo a laTKe number of persons who have al waj s psld 11s promptly every month. This is unpleasant.. We would ti:uly eontlium them on the old plan if we coul.l without tfvniK t.Ileuse lo others. Under the new rule Mils cannot be done. We propose, however, lo sell VF.KY L')W KOlt CASH, i.n.1 l. this w.iv hmrit trr. pt'iMfmx thtm wt- irilr int'tDivenirnt e by sUijf,i iii) the crr.Uil nytf m. We expect to make the " Old lOun t; ; It.iMuar " wUsl eo-rspenttivn .litres am to other Hies a place where rid. and ioor 'au l-'''l a treat deal lor little tn ney. Wo have advantages over any other boo.! in the retail trado Iti lOvausville llavlngeoniiodloii with ;i flrsf..cl)m ont-ab-lisliuieut at Vlnccnnew, we boy for both house 1'injrli fi,r C(mi lu lhe Kaitern cities, and can therefore buy us cbeap as most of our wholesale tn-Mi. All trtir pricr will be eu'. lUnim lo the I,0 WENT I.1VIM1 I'hd nr.. fel VICKi ltY lil;OM 7.1 Main SL "TE H NOT EXI'JX'T T fsF.I.I. 'f all the Family Oioceries sold tit retiil in Evansvlile, but we will try and convince those who palioutxo os that t hey can save money by buying their Oroceries FOP. CAM 11 at lei VICKEKY I5HOS., 73 Main St. O's It MOTTO WII.IKE. "HTI HAl.K-t AND MM ALL PKOFi 1 rt." our kikmIi. will bo marseil in plain nures, and one price lo all. V1CK uV BROS., l.iirfUa Itanaar, ful . , 7J Main SL J. C. DUSOIHIHET. F. . nusooCHicr. 7 J. C. MJSOUCEET & CO, COTTON FACTO ItS, Produce and Provision Kerchants, 30 N OUT II WATXR KTUEET, ; ' I5VCNSVILLE, JNU. Orders arid conslKnmi'nta solicited. el.V ' ISAAC HKl MANN. DAV HKIMAN.. I. A: 1. Ill :i MANX, ! 7holenale Dealers In G E O C 15 Ii- I S, Foreign awl Domestic hiqnort, NAILS, COTTON YAKNS, OLASS V'A KE Ac, Ac, , Nor. CO and 2 Main Street, Between Boeond and Third, , J ANHVIL.I.K, J. fish dkvot. oraidtf CHARLES VltlLE t CO., IF II Ol.I!HA LI! ca-x-t. o o :ii f:f SOUTHWEST CORNS H First and Syria" nore SlrBeta, KVANVIT.tK. Inn. DIL J. W. POLAND'S WHITE PINE COMPOUND The Great New England Ilemdy. Whito Pino Compound Is now offered to the afflicted throughout I he country, after Iihv.ii Iiwii proved by thetiiMot thirleeu ye rs In llie N.-w l i.,:land stlltJ, wlieie its oieiil-t Inive l.noinw as well known as the i r.-i-: from whirii.i.i part, it .h i lvi-s its virtues. Th White FJu i t'OHipouiitl CUKMS Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dljiththeria, Kronchilis, Spitting of lilood, and i'lilmonary AO'ectlons generally, it Is a remarkable remedy for Kidney Cotripialuts, Diabetes, Difficulty of Voiding Urine, i'.lee.lin from the Kidneys and Bladder, Oravel, and other Complaints. (From the Bostm Journal.) Ilofrrow, January a, I'o x.ANnH W h itk Pink Co m pii v n it. A i I . r havio til veil It a thorough trail, e.ui confldenily recoiameud JXilmm's II'd.o Pin (..;w.uii as a vry vanial.ie nriu hfor the cure of 'ouk1is, Colds, aud 1'ultnoiilo Complaints e icraljy. in m-vi-i-mI cases, we have known it to lve prompt relief when all otner remedies w h i. u Mm. I been tried had falleit. It is an article which, lu a i liuuile so promotive ol s.i.l(len and hcvere colds its is thai ol New KiiKlamt, ouuht to tvt iu every lamily; and wo are sure Unit tuose who oui-o oitain it, and give it a lair trial, win not tlic-rentler b willinij to be without n. A VAMUBtx Mrni( tt- Dr. Poland's Whit JUne tbmjwtm.t, ml vertisml lu our coluiaiis. is a humiu1 ttmpt to nblne Hint apply the li,e.licin il vii lut s t the White I'lue bark, llhw been lliorou Kbl y tested by, pp t Oils i lly ami vicinity, mid the propnetor has T""'' nials t its value from arsons WV ire.f to our cttiz-eus. We ,0",mV',"l,,,V.?, it ,i ill all those cases of dbeane t vh I N iwlapted. It U lor sale I y U our Uruist. iV'. i'. fiuMpenOenl. The Whtie line fOm;"', ls "" ' la every part of the Vuittd Mates and Ki iu lsh 1'rovlncea, Prepared t t the NKVt r.HU''i I (OT A NIC IIKFOr, HOrtTON, hi ASH. C. DAMON 0k CO., Proprietors. CLOUD & AKIN, Wlotesalv Agntf. For sale at retail by ad dmg-lsi. tileli7 exdtr: NOTICE. Iti:siiti; NonrviMj the i-itk. lie that I have rui-.l a i.huh it 1-..in 111 Street, bet ween 1. x ust anil Walnut, at which place i will keep constantly on hand a larue variety of Ureen Apples, Dressed poultry, Hotter, Egs, Dried Friiil, ami in fact all kinds of I'rmln.i.. JaiiJUlf JAKE 11 UN NELL.