Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 February 1869 — Page 2

PUBLISHED BT TUB KYAXSYILMC JOURNAL COMPAST Ko.( l.itruHt Street, Evassville.

MONDAY... -FKBaUAKY 8, Vae Booavllle Kallroad. We iiave repeatedly expressed the opinion that the building of a railroad frora our city to Boonville ia impracticable. We are quite confident the road would not be self-sustaining were it constructed. But, as the friendit of the enterprise are enthusiastic jmd sanguine, we copy their proceedings, in order that our readers may knour just what is being accomplished. The gentlemen who represented the real estate and business interests of our city at the last Boonville meeting may hare spoken intelligently of the action of our people with regard to the road, but we think they did not. When Mr. Whittusiy asserted that the city of Evansville would contribute ne hundred thousand dollars toward the enterprise, either by corporation or by private subscription, and more, if necessary, ho efidently drew on his imagination -'strongly. We do not believe the half of one bun dred thousand dollars could be obtained ia this city for the construction of the road. We make this statement, beeause we believe it to be due to the people of Warrick County to know the facts in the case. We advise thevi to maJce an effort at ob taining subscription before incurring any expenses i the way of surveying a route for the read. They will soon ascertain in this way what can be accomplished. We should be gratified to see the subscription papers started and ascertain how much those who are so enthusiastic for the road will set down opposite their names. The people of Warrick County need an outlet to market, but the railroad will prove too expensive to be profitable. We think a good turnpike could be built for much 1 ss money, andVould prove even taoreteneficiat. We would at leaBt be gratified to have a committee of competent men examine into the whole matter and give ua the result of their investigations. Tfie Courier of Saturday contains a labored article to prove that Lour city taxes are not very high. It urges that the way to make a city grow is to expend money freely, notwithstanding it' will result int.igh taxes'It seems to think the growth and prosperity of a city may be' measured by the amount of taxes that are assessed We must not compare our taxes with small inland towns like Indianapolis, but with cities like Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati and New Yfirk. It thinks such a comparison will tell in favor of Evansville! The Couriet looks forward hopefully. The progress made by Mayor Walker's administration, in increasing taxation, indicates that the day is not far distant when we may rival even the tax-ridden city of New York. Two more years of shrewd financiering, such as converting six per cent, bonds into debt bearing twenty-two per cent, interest, will, in all probability, enable us to put on metropolitan airs so far as taxation is concerned. The Cou ier evidently has this in view, when it talks so joyously over a still further increase of our taxes. We presume, however, the people who pay the taxes will look at the matter differently. Some of them are so far behind the age as to think that extremely high taxes has a tendency to check the growth of Tes. People are not anxious to inwueu inDey where three-fourths of

DKehmei3 will be absorbed by tax Ami never to e-. . . Till we were -..i-

Tlian Allan ait BecHfiEa ruox biltimose;

The Easiness and Commercial Pros preta of the I'ltj ihe Baltimore and Onto Bailroad VagnlAcent Scenery and a First Class Uoute. t BiLTiMOBi:, Md., Feb. 4th, 1S69. ; A visitor to this city, who has not seen it since the war, will be surprised at its growth and business activity. During the hostilities it suffered very materially in the loss of its Southern and Southwestern trade, which was by no means made up by. the large Government business created by army operations. But since the close of the war the merchants and capitalists of this city have been very active and enterprising, and have not only regained most of the trade of former days, but are pushiog out into new fields. The manufacturing interests of Baltimore are especially prosperous, and have a material influence upon its business activity and growth. An earnest effort is being made to make this a great entrepot between the Great West and Europe, by lines of first class steamers to European ports, by the enlargement of its harbor, warehouse and dock facilities, and by its greatly improved railroad connections to the West. By these means it is hoped to make it at least the second city on the seaboard as a port of import for merchandise and the landing of the vast stream of imigration from the German States, and point of shipment to Europe of the great staples of tobacco, Cotton, grain and provisions from the West. And it appears that this grand scheme is beginning to receive Ithe first fruits of its realization. The most prominent influcDca operating to secure these great results for Baltimore is the Baltimore & Ohio Bailroad .Company. Its , President, lion. John W. Garrett, has a national reputation for financial skill and business foresight and intelligence; and his far-reaching schemes for the extension atjd ramification of this great railroad corporation, are being rapidly made accomplished facts. The road, through its Wheeling and Parkeraburg branches, and extensions through Ohio to Columbus and Cin-

tlQfe into Biiotitfssful competition with the New Y "rk Central, Erie and Penoeylvaniarbads, thereby facilitating the tranfpr of shipments between Haiti more and the West. As a passenger route, it is also in a good position to ensure its full share of Eastern travel, and to distance all competition to the Southern seaboard States. A ride over the road from Bellaire to Baltimore' is one of the most delightful on the continent. By the present running arrangements, passengers from Evansville by the morning express leave Bellaire on the following morning in time to pass over the mountain ; scenery of the Allegheniea in daylight; thus obtaining a view of the Monocgahela Valley, the wild ' region of Cheat Riyer, with its steep grades, nigh' bridges, and dizzy line of travel, and the elevated mountain section, with, its magnificent views. We arrive at Cumberland in time for a good supper; and those who are not in great haste, and have an eye for the beautiful in nature, will take a night's. re"st at one of the comfortable! well-kept hotels of the attractive little city of Cumberland. After' a good,,brjojikfaat,.take: the morning train East, and the day's travel brings us along down the charming valley of the Potomac to Harper's Ferry, rich in war reminis oenee8,and presenting what J effkrson claimed as the most magnificent views of nature oa the " continent; thence over the mountain range, down into and along the lovely valley of the Patapsco, reaching -Baltimore in the afternoon, completing one of the most delightful day's travel to be selected anywhere, ,,No American, wha takes a pride in 4 his country should forego the pleasure of such a journey. A large number of the readers of the Journal will soon bo coming to Washington Cify to attend the Inauguration Ceremonies of our Soldier President. Let them by all -means take the route from Evan3viUe indicated in thi9 letter, : and they will thank me for the advioe. t , ' .Under the careful management of J L. Wilson, Esq., and his efficient and attentive corps of assistants and employees,' the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is one of the sife3t roads in the country r its connections are sure ; its equipment of cars' all that eould be desired; and,, hotel, aad eating houses just what we needed to provide for the wants of the inner man. 'But enough for to-day: w F. J From the Boonville Knqulrer.T " L1BGE AXO EXTHIJSIASlIo KAILROAD MEKT1AU. The Evansville and Boonvillo' Railroad Certain of Success. Ttie Company tm bi Org-nn'sed on Haliiriiajr ib 131 h lust. , Pursuant to notice, a large and influential assembly of our citizens met at the Court House in Boonville, on Saturday last, to forward the projected railroad between Evansville and Boonville. .It had been announced that a Company would be organized on the occasion, and many came fully expecting such would be the case, but owing to the fact that the Committee appointed at the last meeting to draft the necessary papers. tor the formation of a Company, had failed to report, a new Committee of three was appointed, and the organization postponed until Saturday, the 13th inst. . , 1 The city of Evansville was represented by the following gentlemen, who were appointed a Committee by a late meeting held in that city, to confer with our citizens, and take such initiatory steps as may he proper to build the road: Messrs, Jas. D. Saunders, A. T. Whittlesey, Hermann Fendrich. Thomas D. Smith and John App. Several other citizens of Evansville were also present. On motion, the officers of the former meeting, held here on the ICth ultH consisting of .Dr. Wm.jL. Barker. President; Messrs. Nathan Pyeatt and Peter Goad. Vice President?. and LE. L. Crawford and M. W. Bennett, Secretaries, were unanimously reelected. Ai T. Whittlesey, Eeq ; and Mr. Lowenstein, 1 of the Evansville Democrat, were added to the list of Secretaries. ; On motion, the proceedings -ot the railroad meeting, held in Evansville, on the 23d ult.r was . read, , , , .,.-. i A. T. Whittlesey, Esq., . was ; called upon,' and made a speech favoring the road, and fully explained the modus operandi of organizing a Bailroad Company, die thought that how was the proper-time to eomtnenco the workwblie the fever was. up. - Vanderburgh and Warrick Counties were fully able to build the road, and the great interests of the two counties de . manded it. The, city -cf Evansville would contribute one hundred thousand dollars towards "the enterprise, either by the corporation or by private subscription and more if necessary, lie closed by urging the necessity of immediate action being taken in the matter. The President called upon other gentlemen from Evansvillo to express their views upon the subject. Loud calls were made for Mr. Hermann Fendrich, who stated that he thought there had been talk enough upon the subject, and the time for action had arrived. He sanctioned everything that Mr. Whittlesey said regarding the project, and would say that Evansville would back Boonville in the matter in a substantial manner. Mr. James D. Saunders, an experienced engineer and surveyor, of Evansville, being called upon, gave a probable estimate of the cost of the road. He thought a road similar to the Crawford svifle & EvansviJle Iload, could be built for $15,000 per mile, including roiling stock and suitable depots at both ends of the line. He stated that after the Company was organized a survey eould be made of the different routes proposed in a few weeks. : - The Committee appointed to draft Articles of Association being called for, and failing to report, on motion, the Committee was discharged, and a new one appointed, who were instructed to employ Judge Igleheart, of Evansville, to draft the said Articles of Association. On motion, a committee of three were appointed tooallupon the County Commissioners, and get their views upon the subjact of calling an election of the people to vote a tax. The committee called upon the Commissioners, and reported favorably. On Motion, it was

W, is pow in a position to eatsr p appointee ro piemoriaiie our

Stars and Representatives now asseia

bled in Indianapolis, to nass an act authorizing the Couuty Commissioners to call a special election of the voters of Warrick County to levy a tax to build a railroad from Boonville to Evansville, or such a tax as may be necessary, in addition to what may be subscribed by private subscription. ft Messrs. S. D. Dial, Dr. W. W Slaughter, and J. B. Bethel, were appointed to serve upon this Committee. Dr. Wm. W. Slaughter was called upon for a speech, which he responded to in a very happy manner. He believed the people of Warrick County were thoroughly aroused to the importance of immediate action in this matter. The road we must have. He favored the Newburgh route, and thought the road could be constructed that way cheaper than by way of the canal. He thought, also, that more money would be subscribed by that route Ohio and Anderson townships alone would contribute $50,000, and, if necessary, $100,000. Dr. Slaughter thought the time would be short until the road would be extended on to Mitchell, where it would connect with the O. & M. R. 11. This would give us railroad communication with, the East and South. ... Speeches were also made by Captain S. D. Dial, Major E. A. Baker, John App, Esq., and Nathan Pyeatt, Esq,, urging the necessity of the speedy construction of the road, and showing the great advantages to be derived from it by the citizens of Warrick and Vanderburgh counties On motion, the President requesled all m favor of immediately commeue ing the proposed road to rise. The vast assemblage rose to their lect as one man. - Oa motion, the Warrick and Van derburgh county papers were requested to publish the proceedings of the meeting. On motion, the meeting adjourned, to meet again on Saturday, the loth inst.. when Artieles of Association would be produced, and a company ormed. Adjourned. , , After ridiculin.! tho efforts of the nor d to explore the corrupt practices of dealers, merchants, and manufacturers, the Herald has concluded to assist instead of abusing its neigh bor. It Fays: There are a great number of bogus stockjobbina' con cerns in (his city which prey upon the credulity of the people and plun der them to the extent-of millions annually. AmODg the most promi nent ana dangerous are the lite in surance companies. We intend on some future day to exhibit the inside workings of these concerns, and let the public sec where their money goes, who reap the profits, and who gather in the benehts. petitions are , to dc circulate! in Indianapolis praying the Legislature to pass laws for the f jllowing purpose First To abolish all official fees, except such as were necessary to in sure collection of revenues. Second To establish fixed salaries. making such salaries an honest com pensation for the duties of the official and the importance of the office Third Making ita penal offense for an officer to collect tees and retain them tor their personal use. Such laws to apply to State and county officers. Important Transaction In Insurance. We learn that the Travelers' Insuranco Company, of Hartford, Conn, through the Manager of their West em Department, .Gen. Julius White, have concluded negotiations with the 1'rovident lute Insurance and Investment Company of this city, by which all the outstanding accident policies of the , latter have been assumed by tne iraveiers . The arrangement also embraces the relinquishment by the Provident to the Kailway Passengers' Assurance Company, of all their business of accident insurance by tickets, heretofore sold by them at the railway stations. Both the Travelers and the Kailway Passengers' Assurance Companies are under the Presidency of James G. Batterson, Esq., of Hartford, who was the originator of accident insurance in "the United . States, and who, by reason of his eminent ability in the science of life insurance, was recently elected President of the National Chamber of Life Insurance. Under such management a high-toned, liberal and expanded view of the relations of the insurer and insured may be expected. Accident Insurance is a necessity the people cannot afford to be with-' out. Its magnitude and importance. in a business point ot view, and its benefit . to policy-holders, may be gathered from the fact that, during its comparatively brief history, embracing a period of less than five years, the Travelers' Insurance Company 1 Hartford, Conn., has issued one hundred and fifty thuiaul accident jxlicie and has paid more than ten thousand claims lor injuries, fatal or. nonfatal, thus disbursing to its policyholders nearly nine hundred thowsind dollars, cooftrring upon the insured a larger benefit than any other company has ever done in the same period of its liistoo7. t . . Take a single instance of its value, the case, of Charles M. Rogers, lately murdered in New York City. When Mr. Rogers paid the- Travelers a premium of fifty dollars, far a year's insurance of: $10,000, there was probably no one hazard against which he considered himself more secure than that of being murdered. ; The ample security, and the valuable insurance granted for ro small a premium, makes it unquestionably the most desirable policy ia the world ; for it cannot be disputed that, in proEortion to the premium paid, the enefit3 conferred are incomparably larger than has ever before been known in the history of insurance. Chicago Evening Journal. J. W. Knox is agent of the above Company for Evansville. His office is in the First National Bank Building. Policies issued without delay. ARCHITECTS. H. MURSINNA, AltCIIITECT. ffice No. S CHANDLER'S BUILDING Comer FJ rst and Locust Street. Evansville, Ind. ar Plans and specifications for all kind of buildings furmshed at snort notice, and on reanonMblA terms rif meh 15 d;im O A. It X. ROBERT BOYD. OTIS WOOD. BOYD & WOOD, ARCHITECTS, Ko. 7 Chandler's Block, Corner First and Locust Streets, EVANSVILLE, IND. Flans and Specifications prepared on short notice and reasonable terms. Jaul5 dU

FEBRUARY 5th, 1869,

CARPENTER -ANDCOOPER TOOLS -AT12 e tli iced Prices TER31S CASH. FRED. P. STRAUB & CO., .Ko. 74 Main Street, R ETWEE SKOOM) fleb5' AND THIRD, 8AMUET.OKR. IllfCS DAVIDSON 3. L. ORB SAMUEL ORR & CO., ' : , ' DKAIiEKS IN ' IRON. STEEL. ' TIN-II.ATE, WIRE, SPRINGS, 3ClL.Xi2S, Ilorse and Mule Shoes, Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, WAGOX AND BEGGI W00BW0RE WROl'flllT NCKAP IKON BODtiHl . At tne highest market rates. Wntcr Street, ' ' KVANSVILLE. IND. lunll dtf HlETTICnEU, KELLOGG & Co. ,' (Sncceesors to Wells, Kellogg ft Co.) IMPORTKRS AND JOBBEU3 OF 13 JET'irst Street, SIGN OF THE . si BIG PADLOCK' AXES, AXKS, . TABLE CUTLERY, : ia n r. hi mrrr. ? v TABLE CUTLERY3, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLEUY, POCKET CUTLERY, Traeo Criiilnw, Traoo Chainti, Trace CJIiiiiuM, Planters Hoes, Planters' I foes, Planters' Hoes, Mechanics' Tools. Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, HI I LI) K ICS HARDWARE, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, t'OrrON AN1 WOOL A-RIM, I Wl lOH Ailll WOOL I'AUUN B K8T RUBBER BELTING, BEHT HUBBKH. BEL.TIN14, BJMiV KUBBEK BELTUfU, Mill and Cross-Cat Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws. 4MN1I buyers will find It to their al van tge to examine onr atocJc before parcnag. iuf eisewnera. At the Old Stand, 13 First St BiETTICHEK, KELLUUti & CO. OEITTISTS. DR I. HAAS lretilexit Ieiitlst, Over First National Bank, , 1 Corner Haiii and First Streets, " KvansvlUe, IndJ MANUFACTURER Of COIVTIJI C oos Uura Worn. UoUI. Hllver. Vol. cuuite. Coral lie, aud AuiLmt Plates, Ckrvet! w oi k, Arunciu. i-aiaien, &.c. A DM I JN ISTlt ATOR of Nitrons Oxidr (an excellent and safe ansmthetic), Chl rl'oni, Kttier, and also several 1ocj1 pan lyzera. , - . , , . N KURALOIO Affpctions treated. MY FACILITIES are as trood and m establishment as large (couwistini; of rrvk rooms) as any in the United States. I RKTDRN MY THANKS for tlie el. teunive patronage reoei ved daring tlie pail KIOHT XJSAKS. ractii) PHALOA'S "fAPHIAN LOTION Fcr Beautifying the Skla and Com plexion. Removes all Eruptions. Freckles. Plm. pies, Motli Blotches, Tan, etc., and render tlie skin soft, air, and blooming. t ot ioauiea in tne ri nrsery it is Invalu able. Fcr Oentlemen after Shaving it has no equal. l'apnian. ijosion - is tne oniy reiiabl remedy lor diseases and blemisues of the Skin. PHAI.OS'S "PAPHIAS MAPfot the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, will not chap the skin. Price 25 cents per cake. " FI K IK MATO F1-K I MAYO. A New Perfume for the Handkerchief. KJtqaisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance. PHALON fc SON New York. Bold by all UruggisU. JySdly WM. C. TURNOCK & 00, BRASS FOUNDERS, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters, Corner Pine and First Streets. Cash paid for old Copper and Brass. Dealers in all kinds of Brass Cockt Whistles, and Steam Ciaugea. Particular attention paid to repairing and adjustis Steam UaugeB I J ones It

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reitz and: HANEY, Crescent Foundry, Cornerlof Canal and Ingle.Sts., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS Portable Circular Saw Mills, AHD Vttcnlncrj of ete ry Pe an Iptlon DSA&KBS 1.1 BELTING, STEAM G AUGERS, . FIRE BRICK, WROUGHT IRON PIPE, &c, &c. Repairing done at Short Notice. nov71y ' , SCIIfJlYTZK. T1IUMAX &CO. iUeclaniileii JPouxicIrj' ManurMtnrers and Builders or; Steam IKnuMne, ClrenlarSaw Mills.! Or 1st and Sugar M Ills, Tooaeeo Swore Wnmntlng Machines, Distillery nd Mining Ma eh'uery. Malt Mills, Corn ttUers, Houtc Fronts, Collar Orates. tON & BRASS CASTINGS. Of every description. ( hlnsry of all kinds Made and Repaired. UeaJcrs lu BelUug, Ktre Bricks. . Steam Ganges, aud '!. cht Iron Pipes. Old materials bought TTs have tfce facility of the bent Mlit.neryand Workmen, and will give all w itn otrosted to us our individual attcn Jia, Cii orders prompuy- warrant our f j-t. tad chariie reasonable prices. Jf cm and Foundry, corner of First and U l Slntls. tCvansvllle. Ind. n, H. Workmen sent to all parts to fit wnrk and do repairing. tbifm BCHUli'fZK. THUMAN A CO WnXTAM HEILHANI (Baeeessor to Krata 4t Uniinu Manufacturer aad Builder of PORTABL.B AND BTA TIONJL&T TSAM ENGINES AND E0ILER8 SAW AND GRIST MILL MACHINERY, Thr88Mii MacMnes, Cotton and Tobacco Presses CIRCULAR SAW HILLS, ., Ac, . KVANSVIIXK, IND. M-b:ket I row and Coppkb Work made te order on short notice. IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS of every description. Dealers In Steam Ginmi. linm RoiLlr-.x Fire Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, Boltlxt Cloths, kc, at manufacturers' prlocw. MCPAIIIINU done at abort not lea.

Sivsr GOODS,

x. if. OOont.kTT. . MAOIIEE CO., WHOLES ALE DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANOI DRY GOODS, FIRST STREET. EVANSVILLE, IND., HAVE JUST RECEIVE! A I, A ROE xtocK. of KeaNonalle (Joods, which tt'ty oiler to the trade at low rales. as &J Vf J J in store and lor sate e ly O. MAU11EK A CO. 2,000 by ' rj7 dly FOVU-BI7NII. BURI.AP BAUS In store and lor sale J7 dly O. M AUHKK t O. Xr-oiii our iSxtrii Indaef ments now offered In onr Millinery Department, our friends and cuMtoiuers will be convinced that we iuUsnd to make Great Destruction T) ngliness, by KelllnK Bonnets aud Hats, or Miss Bel i a ii i will make them to order in hd uuexceilod style at u price never before doue. As hnnritix Claim Is at hand, and every loved one expects a valuable ullt. buy a Florence Hewuiir Alachine, wlm'li is easier learned, lens liable to gel out ol order, and aot more varieties or worn wiinout ciianKe J.u any ovner. Kvery Machine warranlfd to give tatfsiartion, or tlie inoney refunded. rrice fudaud upward, "j'weuly plece of uray 'i willed flannel, worth 40 oeuls, which we will sell Dend Low at 30 cent per yard. French Shirting aud Dress Klanuels only eentn. Under shirts and Irawers In urt variety. The best and cheapest Jilatikets ever hoii in lbi city. An endle.ss variety ot Bhawls aud lrs.u Uoods. Our lare KltxR ol Cloths and Cuwilrocre we will c1om out at a Terrible Sn.eiilico la order to make room for Spring Weai. A :oiu ulete su;k of I lomcmtn tjioods ol every opnlar brand, aud at the lowest firlctn, can always ie lounu hi ncimpuri iUMHiuK & Co., Nos 47 aud 4 Main HlreeU In short, they nave everything to uuase the "outer" appearance Ol Life Beautlfnl and agreeable, all of which will be sold as cheap as they can be found any where. leU GE1SSLER & DELANG, 48 MAIN STREET, - MANUFACTURING J EWEL E R S, j AND DEALERS IN .A. M E R I O A. N Are offering, at reduced price for the Holiday Season, a cholca stock of FINE JEWEL11Y OF KVKBV DESCKIPTION, Consisting of Blamonds, American Watcnes, Pearls, English Watches, Bublcs, , , Swhs Watthes, Iraeralds, Solid Gold Chains, . ' ' ! ' aki Gold and" f liver Spectacles. J A1ho m Bnperior ftrtlolo of &olil silver Ware, Hannfactnred express.y for our trade, and many smaller ai tides, particularly apptopriate for Jrloliday aad Weldlug Presents. f.-onstuntly ouand a choice selection ol SlDVKlt-PIiATKn WAKE, which will lie : so'd at a very close profit. Particular attention given to the Re setting of Diamonds and other Oeins, In the most novel and artistic manner. An examination of our stock Is respect-full-solicited. Idel2dly llEAI, ESTATE. New Real Estate Agency. jr. 1. i:nioit aso W-TAVE A REAL ENTAT jZi. Atency ior lue Kale ol and renting o lands, henses, dec, Ac Persons haviuK houses or land to rent 01 sell, or persons wishing to purehase or rent, will do well by calliug t-u liieia si their otice, on. Third Street, near Locust' In JVUliottV Hlook Jnnell tf W. II. lCIUSSIAN A CO., Real Estate Agents, So. C3 Main blreet, . KVAN8TIIJ.E, Ind. A Notary Public In the offlce, ap29 dtf 7 WM. KEAVIS, " , XJ. H. Claim A-g-out. ' Also, REAL ESTATK and UOLL1CCTIJ AUKiST. Office on Main street, between Third and Fourth, No. tfo (over Keller's.Uan Mtore), Kvansvill ind. aepllre DRUGGISTS. JOHN LAVAL, Wliolesaleand Retail Drng? Dealer in Medicines, Paints, Oils, Brushes, rM MAIN NT., bet. Hecond and Third, . KvansvlUe, IdiL Particular attention given to CUTTINU WINLkjW 11L.A.S.-4 to auy rnje. JjuulUlt

UXfUlimXii OAH30S.

Dr. J. C. Blerbower, IlESIDENT IKiTIST, OjneeSo. 10 FIIIHT ST., Between Main and Loctut, Tenders his professional servlvs to the citizens of Kvanwvtlle ami vicinity. Ad in i ulsters Nitrous Ox IdeOas to alleviate paiu in extracting U;eth. oc20dly Wlicre it the beet place to get a nice Sign painted Well, t?iat'$ cool! as if everybody didn't know that OSBORNE A. BECKER do the neatest and best workin tlie city. fnoviq HI r"1 B0D1AM COAL JHIAES, JOHST IXULK, JR., it ny, "rorlelors. OFFICE: NO. 2 MAIM NT., IMofir Wutor, oc37tf if you want to got I'um-riptloiis fillml, go to an ol 1 sud reliable house, where noun but experienced pinscrlptlonlsU are allowed to All prescript i"iis. S('HLAEPFER'S Is the oldeHt and most reliable, as his prescriptions now iniiiilier over Thirty-lour Thousand Foui Hudred. Vou can gt prescription filled at ail honrn, dsr or nbrht. at Ht'lf LAKl'KEK'H, . no3S) Corner Main nl Hecnml. Dry iioods---Groceries. . KRAMER & MESKER, ir ani rirz. a 1 3 Dry Ooods. ) , , , . ai Hioce. cr- Ma,n HUl ls r ivworlm- nt of both alwsys t hand. Iligheft prico paid for country produce. Wagon -yard free to customers. nov7 .".ni ji:o. A. 1511 I ItOI.I I , UKAI.rK l'i WATCHES, JEWELRY Gold Pens. Hr eel ai-U'S. l';.vei,In"'H, Kliver and I'lalcd VV'sif, Wuloli himI Ih'U Malij.il, Ko. m a 1 s r., iiet, .S?o'ui and Third, KvAhHvi, i.v. Ind. Watches and Clocks Itrpalied and warranted. i'llAS. AKTI'X, wllh Oco. A. KlttrolfT. oelKdly W. AVACI-IS, 8T1T10MCU, i;;ok im.vdki:, (f Hank lUmk MnnnJn'.tuTr, And Itep'-M" lu HcIkhiI Ikiokx, I'icLiiri'i an I frames, Mirroiw, lnk-I1I5-01hss'h, French Iiiims, Ol.ll HOOKS IClliH!M. JVO. 70 MAIN NTItKHr, (H UDDER ICH'8 BIXK'K,) EVANSVIM.K INIHtNA. wovaiy City I5rewcry, COOK & RICE, Proprietors, EvAnsvili., Ind., Manufactnrers of Lagcr Keer and Slock Ale and Dealers In MALT A HOl-H. ortludly PKT15K V1EULIN0, DRUUOIST, And Dealer io Paints. Oils, VAJiNNUKN, DYKHTUh'FH, WhIMIW i LAN'S, hlKUll AL INSTUUMKXrS, Pure Whim hikI ltnfi.ll.'. And all popular Patent Medicines ol the line. NO. 2 Nitrth Water HlreH, i:VANSVILI,K . INDIANA oc'-Si ly DR. F. L. DAVIS, Ilomccopatlilc Physician. Offioe on Second Htreet, between Main aud Locust. , , oc28 dly ' DR. E. J. EHRMAM, Uomceopatlilc- riiyslclan. Office No. 19 Hecond Htreet, be tween Aiaiu auu iiocum. Office Hours Krorn 8 A.M. Io 12 if and 1 to v.u At his residence, corner of Hev enlhiiud Chestnut rilreels, after nli-hT 1 1 '. 11 v WM. K. FRENCH. C1IAB. KLLMOEI.M(KrKK. CAIII'IT lVAlti:iIOl'Ni:. WM. K FRENCa & CO, A' OS. 47 ut 4 MAIN NT., liVANHVILI.K.JND. WHO WASTS A lSI'i: CARI'KT at a reasouahle price, and no trouA about llT Now is tne time to mnue your h'ic or Friend a handsome C hnttmttt l"rt rnl, and at the vame tune make lionie as volitionah.e and cosv as a i)iila'o. LOW PKICK-. U llhAI'l.MJUUliM l.i 1 n A5DUOOU AUVICtt In order to reiiuoe our kux-k lK lir mak ing our auiiuul Invoice on .Jiii.uary ImI, Ael, we propone for rniK m:t SO IIAIN M to oiler our Carpeh at I he luwwt poiiblo neuron that will iuy cot, curray; tiutl txpentvt. Also. 111 order to aive e.nmoymeni. ui our CarjwHuaSers anil ITplio.sU-i er. !urini 1110 ouil season. M'e riin.- io iihikk vv and lay liimm a't 'arpeu we sell til. .Iniiuary 1st, KKKK tlK CUAUUK. All i;kx1s delivered free. All work yiuiruntied. our stoc or MituiHKs. n 1 loiim, win. (low fSlindu, Iamaks, I.hiw :i lalas, t ornices. wall 1 u ix'iw, and lioutc r urni-m 'k OikkIm, generally, is lurwr Hum all others (In thai, line) now Hi our city coininiieu. We proptjsn t sell I hem low as inee K'fMn are ritoilrd ill the llnlt.-d MinU-s. W ! are ttrluntv I) in Ibis line of uiisiuenH. What others can do elsewhere wh propn to do in Kvaukviile. Kvery man to I.M trade." Cl'.y ihiMii.es H divhled: Itori'l Ko to a Fhoe store for putty or padlocks, istu't buy rice or rat-tall !!! lu a crock ery store lon I. anit lor million liiuiiiillluervsnoii. mm i iiiiuk you can iu:'iiMis dry aoo s lu a ilrux s 01 e. Ami, ah ive all. OIJOIW UuUMK. This ail vice (l)k. r lOll t UUV our s J J V 1 1. rj Jll n. iiivi .'arpet-makliiic lor ;l lays) m Klven uitUi or ttie lieiieut of "All vlt'im iL hvih cuiicrrn. tiive us a call. KvaUHVillf, Ind , lec. 1, 18(iS. (ler IAV7 CAliDS. W. P. HARGllAVK, VTTOKNKV itt LA1V. Ofilce on Third Hlrtt. In WiuIikikIho llotiHe Ulo!k. Will Dractlce 1 e various t'onrfu ol the Circuit. Prompt attention u oillce business deed;ni B. L. I). UUFPlf, ATTORNEY AT LA W, MOIKJANTOWN, KV wm nnriiiw lu the counties of Kutler, Warren, MubltiiiUuiv, Uliwi, uuil McLe.au. i'romot aLtentlou uiven to I ho collection Of claims. lieleretMies Wheeler A Hlts, Iloiiliw worLh k liro..Chas. liatK-oca U. IIATTUKW I) A Ji 'A 11 LLt Wbolesiile lealer In Groceries, Nails, White Lead, Lime, Cement, So. 18 Water Street, . , declUdlv " KVANKVII.I.K. lHt K0BERT S:.UTrI, XJ n 1 r t u k MAIN HTKF.ET. bet. I'ourth anil Fifth KvANHVIhl.K, Isi., 1 ' ',' "'" Has Just received a tew Hoarse, I lie finest ever iu the city. A larK'ii asuoilment 01 Metallie Cases, Caskets, aud Colli iim kept coustaully on hand. U" d .m.

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Fchrnary 1st, I.sod. We coin men co to-day to sell for CAR If, OR ITS EQUIVALENT, EXCLUSl VI XV. We hope our pntoinrs will govern themselves accordingly, and make Jt cuvenient to trade 011 the " ready pi y " principle. Wo luteud that all our transaction shall, bo on a CASH I'ASIH. Wa wish everything set Mod at the time of purchase If a rcMponslble customer wants aa accoinmodatlon, we will Joan hlu oorsoo.ls as a banker tloe his money- taking note with ten per cent. Iiiterol from date. We rgret that our rule will exclude a large number of persons who have n! wajs paid tin promptly every month. i his Is unpleasant. We would gladly continue tiicm on the old plan If we could without Klving oJIVm-e to l hers. Ui.dor tlie new rule Ihls cannot be done. We propose, however, to sell VKKV L')W FOIt CASH, mid in this way benefit tmre j.c: sons than we will inconv enience by tinpinu the credit ylein. Wexp.-ct to niako the "Old R trek a liaziar" whiit co-opcrutlvestori-s aio to other cities-a plate where rich and po-ir can got a yreat deal lor a little money. We have advantages over any other house in the retail trado la Kanvll!e Ilavingcoiineitlou with a flint-claws establishment at Vlncenues, we buy f.r botli hoiisis largely for cash lit the Eastern cities, and can therefore buy as cheap as moMl of our wholesale men, Alt our irlrr will be cut down to the LOW. ST 1IUI UK. fel , VICKEUV Miners MalnHfc. WE I0 NOT Kimr 111 REM, all ttio Family Jrx i rli-n mI,1 at retll in KvatJHVille, but we will try and convince thohe who patronl.e u I KhI they can sate money by buying their liroounes r OH CAMl at I' I VICKKUV DKOrt.,73 Jnln HI. Ot U MOTIO HII.I. lt:. ' 4I II'U SALK-1 ,M) SHALL I'KOKilS." onr Kiioil- will he luartitMl In plain SgureN, aud one (ii li e In all. . . , . VlCKhKY HHOH., , ( i' ureku lia uar, f I ' 7i .-iaiu HI J. V. KCtWrCIIKT. r. d. pkhoucji i J.C. DUS0UCHET & CO, COTTON l'ATilHN, Produce and Provision K irchants, M ,N0 Kill U ATKli . KVANVILLI:,IN1. Orders and consignments sollc'ted. eir ISA AO II n MANN. PA V UI1S1MI, I. a. i. jii:i,t: a., Wholesala Healers In GKOC 1 11 I j: S9 Foreign unl Domestic IApiors, NAIIJS, COTTON YAKNH.OUWWAKM Ac, AO., JtOH. ftfl anil m Mala at reel. I'etweeu Hecona sua Third, Kvansvii i.k, lan. FISH DEPOT. ovji dtr CHARLES VIELE f CO.,. v 11 o I una 1.1: O- 12- O O It: II i-t UOU Til W KH T VOKNRH. Vlrst and Sycamure Strueta, ITVAMSVILLa. ID. l1lllf DR. J. W. POLAND'S WHITE PINE COMPOUND,. The Great New England remedy. IK. J. W. 1I.AM White Pino CompDund 1 now offered U the aflllcteil 'Jirod hootI he country, after havinu; leen iirove.l by the test of thirteen year In til Sew l.uglaud rilutes. where jls merits u.vo In coiuoas well known um the lieu fiou which, lu. part, it lerl veH Its virtues. Tlie White Pine t'ompe jnd CUItlOH Hore Throat, C'ohls, Couuhs, IHpirillmria, llrouciillls, HpltttcK of lilrod, ud l'nlmonary AHV.-cttoiiS generally. Il It u remarkable remedy for Klitm y t'rnplaints, Ilahetes, IHIflcnlty of Voidlng Urine, i:in-1lni from thu KtdJieys and IHadiler, Oravel, and other Complaints. ( fVimi the ItoiUm Jmtrncl.) Ikrroi, January 2D, WA. POI.A N ll'H W II IT I'l NE I IS HID Hit. A 1 1 T liavlLia Kivt.11 It a tlioroUKh 111 ti, W i'mi I'oiiliionlly reooiumucl Jihtnt't H'ttf fine iKiinjvuita as a very vaiiia-i siiii'm for the cure of ('oiik1, C'olds, aud I'uJmoiiie t oiii ulalum veuerally. iu m-vwhI i'jiwk, we have known it U 'e jnomj I n-iief when all other remedies v nu n ioi heen tried had lalletl. it Is uu HltKi.. which, lu a climate co iiriimoll ol xuitden and (severe colds as Is lliht of New h iiKlan.i. ouuht to t in every iMiiiliy; Mini we are sure that IIioko who otico oic taiu It, and k'v n a hlr tria.', will riot thereafter he willing to he willieul It. A Vai.uami.b MKDlciwa. thr. lUitrul't White ln tMrmuound, ad verlixod lu our coliiuiiiM, Is a suoeeHHiul alLeio t Io i-oin-hlue and aiiply the meillelnal viiliu'-itif the While 1'ine baik. It has teen liiorHighly U-ftel by popi lu thlti lly and li.'iiniy, Slid the proprietor han tontliuolilal. U lis Value Iroiii (mthoiih wull known Io our cltiKeus. W reeoliinieii t H li iul In all tlioMe ciuw-s f dlNeaM t v filch It Is ilupled. It Is for sale by ail our Uru I. N. Y. IndiprndetU. The WhUe IHne Cbmmusd Is now sohl to evt ery part of the Liu 11 oil Hlates aud hrii1 rrovinces. lull Prepared at the Ni:W K.JI.AM ItOTANIC IKIT, II0HT01, Mas. t AMON A CO., 1'roprleU.rs. CLOUD & AKIN, Wtuth'sale Agents. ' Kor sale at reUll by ail drnj;!:l its. mcli7 llfi NOTICE. Ifii siKt: 'NOTirviNd tiik irniir. lliat 1 liav iciiiieil a riNui on. l i-uilll Mtreet, between K ieuxt ainl WhIniil .at which place I will keep 01. Mian t ly on lirtinl a ltrs varleiyof iihii Ailen, I rehMid J oultry, isul ter, KyitH, li led frrult. and In Inrl all kinds of ri.Hiu.-e. jaudlf JAKL ilUiINLL.