Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 February 1869 — Page 2

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TUESDAY.. .FEBRUAKY ,!. An Irritable Newspaper. ' 'We have been so unfortunate as to again offend the New Albany Commercial. Our offenses in this partie.lr seem to be multiplying at an alarming rate. We re at a Iws to know how to conduct the JotmNAL so -. k knimoaity of: our irnU3 LO H -,, V table cotemporary. inaiviuuiia r always quic -k to resent msuivs where none are intended, are very un pleasant members of community. The same may be said of newspapers man-:r-,-;-,, cmllar rtp.Anlaritie?.' We do

- x - r , not know how we can keep on good f (. Wrma ' with our neig-bdr of the village at the Falls, except by disregarding his ebullitions of passion, ascrib ing them to an irritableness arising from what he regards as a want of ap- : ' trfteiation.' on our part, of his import-

' ance. " Really we have a most exalted

" ': opinioD of our little "neighbor's pon

derosity. We think tne commercial.

1 " ' the heftiest six by nine newspaper on

our exchange list. We trust this can did confession of appreciation on our part, will extract tome of the venom iwith which it is in the. habit of criti

cising our paper. Our last , offense is found , in. the ; , suggestion that we made some time -. ago, that New Albany had gone into V . Ihe railroad meeting business quite " extensively of late; that it had three or four gigantic railroad enterprises on foot, while one of its roads, already

, ' in existence, was about to be aban

... doned. or. at least, was constantly

! changing hands. The Commercial '" ! 'says' this is about as near the truth as we generally get when speaking of New Albany; Then,' to show' how much we missed the mark, it makes the following statement: j . There is not the slightest probabil-

fcity that Jhe Louisville, New Albany, and Chicago Ilailroad will ;be abandoned; for there is not the slightest probability that the parties who would h; i abandon a portion of it will bo able . to purchase it at the mortgage fore closcresale in April next. If Henry , M, Lord could get possession of the ' road be would doubtless abandon a Eortion of it. Bat Henry -M. Lord as about played out financially and as a railroad man in Indiana, and

i there is not the slightest probability of his purchasing the road. In this -much . the malice of the Evansville ' Jotjbnal will go ungratified. 5 ' The JocbnaIi is equally guilty ol misrepresentation in saying that this road " it constantly changing hands." The bondholders now have possession of the road, and have had for the past ten or more years- , They foreclosed their mortgage upon the road and will sell it. There is every reason to believe they will purchase it at the sale, and as the road throughout its entire length is in first class condi- . tion, stocked with first class looomo- " lives, passenger coaches, and freight cars, they will operate it as a first class road, energetically and successfully. , . If Henry M. Lord who is pretty successful in getting hold of roads n hen he has a mind to gets possession of the road, says the Commercial, he will doubtless abandon a portion ef it. So there i3 at least one contingency ia which the New Albany end of the road may be abandoned. The road is not constantly changing ; hands, says the Commercials and then it '! gravely announces still another change in the same paragraph.- Sa gacious little paper! The ; road is to sold by the bondholders, who may . bny it in. But suppose 'Henry M. : Lord buys it in at that sale ? Horrors! - ;.; " I ' The Commercial ascribes our hostility to the New Albany, Mt. Carmel 45 St. Louis Road to alarm. In the first place we are not hostile to tbe it. road. We would like- to have it constructed. Therefore we are hot alarmed in the slightest. What we desire is never alarming. ', " C v : But, while on this point, we may gently inquire, if we can do so without arousing the ire of the Commercial, is not all the talk and fuss about the New Albany and Terra . Haute, 4he New Albany and Vincennes Roads the result of an alarm felt by New Albany and Louisville as to the effect the completion of the road front this point to Nashville, will have upon ' the trade of the Northwest ? It is a fixed fact that the E. & C. Road will ' ba extended north until it connects directly with Chicago. Then will there be an air-line from Chicago to the Oulf through Evansville, and the great produce crops of the Northwest will seek a Southern market over that I'.ne. -The New Albany projects are ojly frantic efforts to divert that produce through Louisville instead of Laving it take the natural channel through Evansville. But the Terns Haute and Vincennes Roads will not accomplish the object. The Big bridge, while it may make New Albany a suburb of Louisville, will not draw business from this point. We say, again, to New Albany, hurry up your Railroads, for every railroad that develops the country contiguous to our city, adds greatly to its prosperity. But do not accuse U3 of fearing what we desire, or being alarmed at what we wish to take place. Cheap Advertising. There seems to be a growing desire among the people for a cheap advertising medium by which they may make their wants known. There are a multitude of small, yet vexatious, annoyances wtucn might be disposed of by one insertion of a three or five line advertisement in a newspaper of extensive circulation, and yt for ,want of suchublicity are not removed for days if not weeks. Persons wanting situations often seek for days the desired employment, while at the same time many vacant situations are actually waiting for persons to fill tbem., In both cases a three or five line advertisement would have made known these wants respectively, and

brought the employee Jn contact

wi;b the employtaeot.' Especially does this apply to this stn'aljer, waDts of life. We have tapwfi ladjes ffnrch for weeks in our city for female help, while at the same time good girls were going from house to bouse inquiring for work. In such instances much Jtime . and. vexation might, have,, been, ved . by inserting a three or five line advertisement in the Journal.; ,u ,t "j i ,i: ',' '.' :. t We need hardly say that the Jotjbnal is by far the best mediumjfor advertisements of this character. It not only is seen and read by nearly every family in the city, but hasan extensive circulation in the various sur rounding towns. It goes more largely than any, other paper into, the hands of those who have money to spend, and are or will be purchasers for whatever our merchant' have to sell or f our manufacturers make. Oars are real readers, people of substance. 1 In order to accommodate a large class of persons who might be advertisers, we have concluded ;to follow the example of many of j our . co temporaries aLd giv advertisements of three lines or! lees -one insertion' fof TIIIIITY CENTS., jJJyery . additional line wlll " be charged at the rate of ten ce'TS fori each in sertion! "We have have set apart, for advertisements of this chaiac"tr1he first column .00 the fourth page, or so much of it as may be required., iThLj is , the most . conspicuous column , in the paper. .While we are. aware that in our ciiy, employers 'and employees have not become accustomed to seek each other through the columns of a newspaper, as in large cities, we have determined on affording them the op portunity of doing bo. ....! '.v'j On this question pf"sdvertising, wd find' Home very sensible remarks in the Pittsburg Commercial, which, we copy, and commend to the thoughtful attention of our readers: ! ; ' ' As to the manner of advertising, it will be observed that in studiuiR economy our . dealers, manufacturers. real estate men, and nearly every class that want to buy or sell something, are avaihnrtaemselvesof the induce ment held out on the first pige of the Commercial, where for the small sum of THIIlTi CENTS they i can pro cure tie insertion of ad advertisement of three lines, end longer oues at the same rate. - froperly written, ' three lines wilt suffice to make known the wants of almost any seller or pnr chaser. If greater space is needed. the charge, iu all conscience, is cheap enough. - luare is a great secret' in inserting' an advertisement! so as to accomplish the advertiser's object. A few words, properly chosen, will do far more than a great many in the usual way. Sach advertisements are eagerly read we venture to say no part or our paper is read more closely than the advertising columns on the first page. ; The popular notion is that ad vertisers should make a spread to eatch the eye of the public. So they should, perhaps, but there is a way to do it. To gain the eye of the public it is true, is what is w.inted, and from long observation, and the experience in tnose cities wnere advertising is the business man a chief agency, we can say that the only true way for the merchant, great or small, ia to make frequent change of his notices, and insert them in that part of the paper where the reader is accustomed . to look for fresh announcements. Money may be advantageously expended or virtually thrown away ; and we . think wo could inhtance cases- where dealers have expended fifty or one hun dred dollars which, j through lack of tact, was' not "worth half these amounts judiciously expended: . Wc have rarelyt eve known a; dealer to advertise his business to the amount of fifty dollars but he advanced to one hundred dollars, and so on, just as he would enlarge his store or shop as his business increased. Publishers prefer a comparatively few adventures at rates according to the advantages of position and style. The !thio2 becomes select and valuable. When an advertisement becomes dead matter it' is comparatively valueless, j Frequent renewal, in conspicuous places, is tbe part. of wisdom. .'It is cheaper to spend one. ten or one hundred dollars in securing freshness than half or quarter of these amounts spent in putting- in advertisements to stand among a score of others that people soon cease to regard. There is no economy in contracting for a given space lor a long time, unless it is for certain manufacturer's and profession al cards, specialties that form an ex ception. Ihe merchant who selects his paper, writes carefully his notices, determines the number of times he will print, and pays the rates to secure the best place, has eot on the right road. He will find himself in tne end paying perhaps twice or thrice what he paid under the con-, tract system, so common, and by which the advertiser realizes iu only a small degree the object he has in view. But he will be more than satisfied. . ' IXDIAXAI'OLIS IiETTER. Legislative Work Election Contest McFadla, the Irrepressible U.K. Consolidation Tour to Terre Haute. Indiana pous, February 4, 18C9. Editors Journal: The legislative machine is grinding exceedingly slow, and, occasionally, like the fabled mills of the gods, it grinds exceedingly fine. Plainly, half of the session is gone, and comparatively little has yet been accomplished it might be summed up in a dozen lines. A Senator has been elected, a few Court bills have been passed, an appropriation bill for legislative expenses, the Soldiers' Home, at Knightstown, visited, and an election contest has been decided. This last affair took up two days, and excited a considerable amount of interest, both in and out of the General Assembly. The facts are briefly these : Mr. Peale (Dem.) was elected from Laporte and Starke Counties, by a decided majority, to the Lower House, and occupied his seat at the beginning of the session. However, it transpired that in May, 18G5, he began a four years' term of service as a Justice of the Peace, but soon threw it aside and forgot all about the little matter, it seems, as also did his friends. Our State Constitution very plainly says that an election to a "judicial office," disqualifies a man from holding " any other than a judicial office during the term for which he was so elected." This little fact was deemed so important that even Mr. Peale's Democratic

bretbjen eaid openly " that he had no right whatever to a seat inXhe Legislature," which of itself shows him to be a man of small calibre mentally, and of very little use anywhere except that in voting lie would count one, elfe he would never have consented to

be " such a party tool. The Demo crats, however, made a stubborn fight over the contest, in the effori to have a vacancy, declared-and a. new election ordered. Coffroth mndo a two hours' speech," in favor of this proposition, in which he used all the arts of pophlstry and all the iorensi skill . ol which he is such a consummate master. But all in vain ' Judge Buskirk,1 in a speech "of"6ne yhour and a quarter, tore away1 the web of sophistry so artfully woven, parried with, a mas terly hand the well aimed blows of his antagonist, and dealt others in return so surely and certainly that when he closed there remained but little to.- be said.y on . either side.. ; However, Judge : McFadin of Cass County, the irrepressible, as 111" .'tvaaw tne boys ,cau mm, was "rued all over and could hold in no lontrer. So when Mr.'.Buskirk. sat down, he got the floor,, and such a campaign stump speech about Greeley and Sum ner, and the INew -York Tribune, and Abnsnnest3 generally, is very seldom heard. Loosing 1 his , temper completely, he ranted and fumed until his Democratic friends, were, con strained to call him to order. His pctulent wit frequently broueht down the house-with roars' of laughter which he thought no doubt was an evidence of their appreciation of his speeph. Finally, as, the day 'waned toward its by a- strict party vote (with an exception or two), the sitting member (fllr. Jreale;c was ousted, and Mr.. Realty.; his opponent, was duly eworn in to nil nis place 1.. , '-A great number .of bills for amending the registry, law have been intro duced,' but nothing definite has yet been done. A bill to repeal all laws coneemiDsrliaaor selling was promptly tabled ; a lew days ago in the HouseT and no doubt the present statute will remain intact, or nearly, so, in that particular.! ! ., : j, j ' The Senate has a bill concerning the consolidation of railroads, of which the chief - provision is, " that under special charters, shall consolid ate, those charters are1 void, and tee neweomDanv must , come under the general railroad laws of the " State. The bill includes, also, those which have already, as well as those read which consolidate hereatter. It will become a law. probably,. .' ' On Saturday ! the Legislature is" to visit Terre Haute, for the purpose of looking at that eraveyard ot otate funds, the Normal School building But of this more hereafter, i , .,, , Yours, conclusively, ': ' 1 R. O. Head. HARDWARE. GEO. Si BOMNTAG - & CO., i . IMPORTERS -OFHAH D WAKE. CUTLERY. GUNS AND PISTOLS, Farming & Mechanics' Tools We have removed, nince the destruction of our stock by fire on the 21st of Decern ber, to the old Loewenthal stand, at the corner of Flr&t and Main Streets, and have now In store one of the most, complete ... 1 ( c stocks of goods iu our line that can' be found Iu the West, purchased on a market for o a. s ir, and will be ottered to the trade fit such - -;, V- s .... prices as cannot fall to imprens the buyer., Wo i have, no,:j -Old ; Stock' . - 'i . Our goods are all F it IIS 11 A ND citJ3A:N, at ii 2 1 Just from the factories.. We offisr special inducements on Tabic and Pocket Cutlery? Chains, Hames, and Collars ; Axes, Hoes, & Cross-cnt Saws; BUILDERS' HARDWARE. 23 MAIN STREET, CORXER OF FIRST, Ja29 EVANSVILLE; IND. ARCHITECTS. H. MDRSINNA, ARCHITECT. fSce No. a CHANDLER'S BUILDING Corner First ua Locust Streets, Evansville, Ind. w Plans and sjwcifleation.s for al.kinda of buildings furn-ished at short nottce, and on reasonable term rilmehlo d3m o a. it i. " . KOBKRT BOYD. OTIS WOOD. BOYD & WOO D, AECHITECTsj No. 7 CliandIcrs Block, : ; Corner Firot and Locust Streets, -. EVANSVILLE, IND, ' Plans and Specifications prepared;' on' short notice and reasonable terms. jan!5 dU

HAEBWAEE.

FEBRUARY 5th, 1869. C AH PEN TEH -ANf.t COOPER TOOLS I&e diice cl I'ricc s TERMS CASH. : 4 .vi ; FRED.;' P. ; STRAUB & ' CO.,' :Xo.: 71 Jlaln, Street - ; 4 ! "' '" "". BETWEEN SI'XWI AM) T11IKD. v -v; i ,f;.- - . v- . .-. SAMTJEt. OBK. JAMM DAVIDSON. 1. L.O&B SAMUEt ORR & CO., . i Hi DKALXK3 IJJ IRON, STEEL, : : ' ZINC,-;; j; j V ;.;'; ; BPR IN'aS,AX IjEH, - Tirmera' and Blacksmillis' Tools, .' WAG02T AXD Bl'tiGr WOODWORK WROroifT gCBAP I HON Bovein At the highest market rates. ... Water Sret, lunll atf . . ... , EVANSVILLE, IND. BiETTICIIER, KELLOGG & Co. " i (Baccesson to Well. KellogK A Co.) IMFORTERS AND JOBBERS OF HARDWARE 13 First Street, , . ... SIGN OF THE BIG PADLOCK1 AXES, AXES, ' AXIvS, AX ICS, . AXES, AXES, - . TA UT.V. nTTTT.FRV i - - f: TABLE CUTLER, . . TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, . POCKKT CUTLEItY, Trace Chains, ' ! ' - Trnce Chains, V. , ' ; ; Truco Olio-iuH, Planters' Hoes, : Planters'-If oes, '.; Planters' Hoes, . Mechanics' Tools, Blcclianlcs Tools, Mechanics' Tools, 6riLDKS8' MARDWABK, ' BUILDKKS' MAKDWAKE, BUILDERS' 1IAB3WA&E, . CHITON AND WOOL CARDS, ; COTTON ANOWOObCARIW, C01"rN AM WOOl. VAKim BRfiTRmiSmtSEZTIVt, BEHT RUBBER BELTING, BJSS T R VBB KR BEL TIXO . ! v. , . MHi aud Cross-Cut Saws, ' ' 1 " Mill and Crosa-Cnt Saws, : ; Mill and Crosa-Cut Saws, CASH bnyers will find It to their dvaiitasre to examine our stock before purciiasAt the Old Stand, tf First.. Bf BSSTTICHES, KKLLOSU & CO. DENTISTS. DR. I. HAAS Over First National Bank,'." " Corner Main and First Streets, .". ' ' '.. ' .. Kvansvllle, lnd.. MANVFACTITRKK Of CONTINBou5 Uum WorK, Gold, Hilver, Vnlcauite, Coralile, and Amber Plates, Carve Work, Artincia. i'aiates, Stc. , , ADMINISTRATOR of Nttrotm Oxl& (an excellent and safe sawst hetie), Cnl roform, Etber, and also several local jar lyzers. " NEUlt ALGIC Affections treated. 'MY FACiLlTIKS are as good and no establishment aa larze (consisting of riv rooms) as any in tbe United States. 1 RETURN MY THANKS for the ej. tensive natronaije received during tbe pai EIGHT YEARS. - mclUl fUALOX'S fAFUIA3i LOTION For Beautirjlng the Skin and Com i piexion. f i Removed all Eruptions, Freckles, Pimples, Moth Blotches, Tan, etc., and renders the skin soft, fair, ami bloonnng. For Ladies la tbe Nursery it is In vain able. For Gentlemen after Shaving it has no equal. 'Paphlan Lotion" la the only rellabl remedy for disease and blemishes of the Skin. ' PHAI,OS"S PA H II I AN SOAiwoi the Toilet, Nursery, and ' Bath, -will not chap the akin. Price 25 cents per cake. r DE HATO." . , "1'WB 1K MAIO." ' " ! A New Perfume lor the Handkerchief. -Exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance. PHALON A SON New York. Sold by all druggist jySdiy , WM. C.' TURNOCK & 00, BRASS FOUNDERS, Gas; and Steam ' Pipe Fitters, Corner Tine and First Street. . . Casa paid lor old Copper and Brass. ' Dealers In all 'kind?' of Brass Cock Whistles, and Steam. Ganges. ' Particular attention paid to repairing and adjosUzsi steam Gauges r j uneS if

MACHIITISTS.

reitz and: HANEY, - ... - i . - ' I ' v Crescent; E'oiiiiclry, Corner;orranRl and InglelStsl, : EVANSVILLE; INDIANA,, j. IMannfacturera of STEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS ' Portable Circular Saw Mills, s , h ' . . ;i . J'-. ; Machinery of eTrry- Description UKAtKHiJ IS -.!. BELTING, , STEAM GA UGERR, , ; : :;t:;t;FIRE BRICK, WROUGHT IRON PIPE, bc.t te. :.l 1 -. - J.- ' a.'.v !-:. ; ;J ! . , . Eepairiiig done at Short Notice. nor? iy.. ,...,. ,1 -x, : . -v ,.: - . ..." t i 'riitmiAN &co. Mechanics9 JFoiintiry MannfMtaren and Builder of; Steam K?Ineg, ClrcalnrSaw 1I1UM Grist .d sugar MUi.,Toooeo Bwcr.1 Unmmlng Machines, Distil- - It I lit leryand Mining Ma ' ch'uery, Malt Mills, Corn ia -Hers, Uense Fronts, Cellar Qratea, OSi i BRASS CASTINGS. Of every description, - : Main ery ofall kinds Made and Repaired. Oealerd In Belting, Fire Bricks, ... steam Ganges, and .roagnt Iron Pipes, Old materials bought I W a have trio faeilitv of the best Mait D4ry und Workmen, and will give all I ifK AntrnntrfHi tc nit ntir IrullvuliiHl nt.turt- I i,na0c our j ana r oauory,- corner oi f irst, ana j 51 f-treets. Kvansvllle, Ind. ' S, 3. Workmen sent to all parts to fit t? work and do repairing. blm HCH ULTZ E. TH UMAN A CO WILLIAM HELLMANI (Hiiooeesor to Krai A Heilm CITY FOUNDE161 U annfaetnrer and Builder of PORTjLBLM and STATIONART TEAM ENGINES AND BOILSKS "I : ' . . SAW AND GRIST ; MILL MAOIIINKRY. ... ' ' . I ; Threshing Machines, s ' . .... CoCtou and Tobacco Preee-. CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Ac, Ac, . i JCVANSVILLE, INa BJ-?hbt iRoif and oorrxm Wosu made te oruer on anon nouoa. - ,. . i . . . - v, ( -. , . ; . IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS of everr deecription. , ETtJn Bteam Ganges, Gnni Belting F ire Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes. Boltiiia Cloths, Ac., at manufacturers' prices. - XR&BAJRINQ 1 don at ehort notloe.

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DRY GOODS.

... . l. ajoiLE-ir. I CJ, ?XAIIK & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN STAPLE "AND FANCY B RI - G O O D S, ..,..,...,.... , . . , .... , . FIRST STREET, E VANS rLLE, IND X J v ; 1. k. . - i KATE JlTfSiT KEf EIVEn A LA HOE Ktoca of Seasonable Goods, wblcb tliey Offer to the trade at low rates. 25,000 ft " - G No. f GCMfY nkos store snd tor bale by 2,000 FOCIt-HCNJC. ItritLAI HAGS in stor and lor Kale G. M All 1 1 KK CO. Xfour our jfcCxitrrf I I i ;..., " . ' -'s Indaeoinent nowofTerejl In onr Millinery Department, oar .frliKi, nuil customers will be convinced that wo intend lo make Great DDestrtiction let TKllneai, by Belling' Boa nets and liats, or Miss 1-liam will make ILoiu lo order In an uucxcelieU style ut a i ico never Iijfore done. As : ' t . ' ( ll 1 . ) 'J ; j ' ' r , . 'Sa!nta,'OUviiH Is at band, and every loved one expects a valuable gift, buy a Florence Hewing Machine, v inch is easinr learned, le-ui liable to get out of order, and dom more varieties of work without cnange than any other. Kvery Machine warrauted to give atlHtaction.or lt.e money remuuea. rnce onriu upward. 'Twenty piece i of Gray '1 willed Flannel, worth 4u etuis, which we will fcell t-t- a--iif.x. t'-s : 5 t- , . aW , ;lcnd' , Low at SO rents pfr yaril. French Shirting au lrras Flannels only titl rtut". Untlersbtrts and Drawers iu treat variety. The bet and cheapest Blankets ever sold In tbW city. An onUktut variety of Hlmwls and lres4 iioous. uar large mock oi Cloths and Canhitutics we will close out at a ' rA'orrillo Sacrillco In oKler txt make room for Spring Wear. A complete Slock of Domestic Good ol every popular brand, and at I he lowest Di'tces. cau always ue louuo hi ncunpiei liUMSiuK ft Co.'s, Noa 47 and 4St Main HireeU In hliorl, they have everything to make lue -ouier aipearauee Oi Ltfo Beautiful and aereeabln. all of which will be sold as cheap as they can be fouud any where. di GEISSL.ER ,.: & DELANG, ' 48 MAIN STREET, MANUFACTURING J E WEI- EES, , AND DEALERS Ilf M JBl'ItIO JLN Are offering, at reduced prices for the Holiday Season, a choice stock of IT I IS 1 JEWELUT? OF KVERY LKHCUIPTlON, Consisting of Blamonds American Watches, Kngllsh Walthcs, bwls Watf bCH, Solid Cold Cbalns, Pearls, Babies, Emeralds, . Ao ' Gold and f liver Spectacles. Also, a superior article of &olil Silver Ware, Mannlactnred expresHly for onr trade, and many smaller articles, particularly appio. prlale for Holiilay and Wedding Presents. Constantly on band a choice selection of SILVER-PLATED WARE, which will be sold at a very close pic fit. . Particular atteotion given to the Re. setting of Diamonds and other Gems, In the most novel and artistic manner. An examination of our stock Is respectfully solicited. del'2dly REAL ESTATE. Xew Real Estate Agencjr. J. I. Elliott A Son HAVE OPENEl A KKAI. l'ATATl Aifeuiry Jor tiie sale ol and renting o lilldS, 1jmki-s, Ac., Ac Persons having bouses or land to rent or sell, or persona wisbins to purebase ot rent, will do well by culling on them at tbeir office, on , Third Street, near Locust In lUUiott'K Xllo;Wt Junell If W. H. KLCSHAN 3k CO., Real Kstate Agents, Ko.CS Main htreet, VARBV1I.I.c, IWD. A Notary Public In the otllce. ap29dtf W3I. I6EAVIS, . XJ. H. CI film Airent. Also, REAL KSTATK nnd COLLECTlAv AGENT. Office on Main street, between Third and Fourth, No. WiW (over Keiier's.Uoji iore), Evansville' Ind. mmvUrtl, DRUGGISTS. WllOlCSale Slid Retail Dmgff . Dealer In Medicine, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Jcc. MAIN ST., bet. Hecond and Third, i Kvausvilie, Ind. Part icular attention given to CUTTING

WINDOW GLAWti to any sue. Jun2ldU

BUILDEItS' EMPORIUM, i rViater, Bet. Locust and Walnut MVANSVILLK, IX DIANA. "

IP VOir AKE RUII.II., Oft IN. TEN II TO ilUlLlt, eail at tbeir Mummoth Warehouse and look ut tbeir IMMENSE STOCK, Alllrnilllnn.l.n .. ' .' ,. . TarfH-ntlneat.d VaniiM,ts. P .rt VVn lh' Nails and BailieiV Hardware. Of every description, UfKiflna Hla-e, with a full stock of large size Gla-i, Kiiiui and double ktieugtu. OATS, FORK, LARD, & POTATOES. IN NTOIti:, AXO lO AllllMI. from tli Cily on tbe Hill. ..u tli.i pearly bauKN ol the Wabusu. Hblfh wo ofiei lo tl,e trade: bush. choleeOatft, In batf: 5C0 li.li. P. atoes; M tiercen No. 1 Laid; 25 kejrs No ! I.ard : ; " lOO.fW pounds Ham Mioaident.Hlilen.nhd Hams; ..' . 23btl. clilce r"HnHy Flnr. st Water Hi., bet. Locust and Wainnf,""' Ja2ftd30t BAIJCOCKVi AlT;KLu;'.d') Sale of Unclaimed Gooi's. WHOM IT MAY (OM IKVl .Notice is hereby o ten that all uncluiru. el voodx lelt at tbe Hullders' 1'.ii..hmihu, Water Htreel. bet weuu Ixm-iihi nnd Wa nut, Evansville, Indlnou. and itim. Inirii,' on hand one year, will 1m sold at Public Aution, to the bl best bidder, at tbe Aiu-moii Kooin f lllrain Nelwin, li., ItTicimt Hlreet, opiiKMlte the PoKl-UMlce, ou tm II h dayol My, Imi!. A llHt ot tbe ;ood tiit le seen by calling at tbe I'.nil.l.-i' I rinm. I'.Alii'OCK HTKKt,i:. February ftl, Ih. .'' iiu. " , IV iZ W TIC JSll JOHM 8. M'tXjRKI.K. JiillM F.TWKIIJ. ' 1 KcSORXI.E'A TWEED. ConlrtiClorM ami . I tu i UlerH, And Manuf.ioUiri rn of Sasli, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Bracltts, . Ac, Ac, Cor. WALNUT EIGHTH NTItKi:TM, KVA 8V1 LLK, iNiV : - All orders will receive pi omj.l uttention. feJd.'Int : j , . TlUltr.i:. MYKItH 'z ICIt.t (KueeeHNors to Hleele A Trible,) MAMurAm uKEita or a.ni i:ALkun im Sash, Doors, Ktlnd" Frames, MOULDINGS, Ac. All orders for work in the liuildtng lint are promptly at leuded to. , i t , We keen constantly on lmu.( nil kind of LU.MHKR, l-JNKttud Poi'LAlt FlAxmING, WEA'l'UKKIiAHXJNu, Sc. Hcroll Hawing of every description ano Dressing of Lumber iloue to order. Kaelory at tlia ni.i .i.n.1 .r miu,u . Tribie. Second St., bct.Chesiaut and ( licnj, ' KVANSVIIXI, IND. aplldlf CARD. In retiring from the nhove partnership I dexlre to return my llianks Ut my trtt nds Who have fuvorod me with buliiss, aud would ask tbeir continuance wil h the new nrJ."- ... . , JAMIHl'KKLIC. Evansville, Jan. 29. LUMItKIt T.UMItKIt I TUt: hi HM KIHI H I UK I 'ISjIIKN tbe I.umoer litiHlness St bis old stand at the corner of Main and Heveutb Mtreels, and would riwpeeltully In form tlie public tbat hlssuck is large and sncond to lion In tbe assortments, embracing Pine ol thickueKse and qnality, from tbo nlc ' 1 bird Common Hiiglnaw liomd up 1 Three-inch First Clear Plana. A lso, ooo lxioRH of various tbickneaiw anil styles, and , , lo ooo LIGHTH. r Window Hash, l'lneand PnnlnrHi.in,.! .. 8 and 4-liet XiHlli, MoiiI(Ihi.;m, CuutiuL. Ouarter-Kouud, Ac, Ac. Or.lera from tbe country, river or iatl flllnd promptly. sei u.im JOUN r. GLOVKJ4. JAMES 8WANS0N & SON, Wholesale and Retail De.Mers Iu Kaingies, Latn,1 Doors, ani Sas'j. Also, a lare asKorlmenl of Allecth eny Chicago, and I'oledo Luukarkiul KIm tit'u resed and Uudreseed. uu ixai.d ae .1 i..r sale. . . .,. . . , : f k Extra Siwc. and '. S7utrrl J'int Sliinglts, euhtea iach long. We roMncclfullv m.lk-lt ih. rin.....i Evansville lo irlve us a ciill and . ! our stock beioi t) pu rcbanl us eli. vliere. YAKDOMWATkKHMrif, (Opposite Lainasco Wharf), KvatisvIUe All orders Dromul.lv attnili i i. mayZl dim. WILLIAM UU INTNlir VAiinrACTtiwau om , SasliDoors,Dllnas, Frames, Ac. and Dealer in ' Pine and. Poplar Lumbar, Shield KIlllKtJ, II.OOIMMJ, Ar. Office and Factory, tyjrnrr Vlnhand Walnut Mrtetm, Kvansvllle, J ud. Orders from abroad promptly attended to. uialS dtf 4r. ISiiiiou's Tobarro Aiiuliy( itue WCd, invitrl-ti lU tfyw.m, ir p r l i Vttrt-h rrun Kil i V""" Mt 11 uiTtiiit: i. :t..-i (in i), IlijUriUU. f'fy :t Ol Uft'ACCA, Willi li.ilH ttt li liM-(;,',I-, f fe!(tu;a, U:. r. r tutu.. Aif'-l v. nuu A tt: oti mo T'T i jVlh. tciiUAl cut. t.v-UAI., (.Utuiufum. J Ikri-.M.i. I dune iti wark r'lux Nt.w HirHijyTF: Vut - ;-. il. , of iiirlu -thh: lir lt iti L.i nrfJ l llif u .im' I. Utv.ft tv nioHT Or. M.iru-yfc AtHibile, m Ut, nv a n, Ur lhf ti(tii -Mof tlf iii ni ion, Jo.ii.ru Vitro, iV.f S . It. f'tHtt Pii-mi. A KtiK.N' 'tf.rtmaisv. Ii!'.in lan AuthUttv t TUicu h i wrffiif'ijfit'l nil r'fii'Ty I hr it. W. Mkny Nat. J1.U.L.V- AlUi.y, In-1. ACirkfiTiY,yrio-T.-()vV i(.r Asiim-T cureu iu) urotit'-yitti Mivfctf. It rAii.t. Hwv. 1. Jft. Mitiia-tH, yV,nMM-u, I'm. FKOVTHR V.UVK II K OQTT 1 NT Lvf. I AWn. T Cecriuvea. V m. I. U r, JtC f" iUynt f. om rriti. 1 lake j-l -.motn in i. nA-Hf, Ut tl our rt-ibitrr. T V. Ki ati tt K-;i.f. FOR SALE DY ALL DRUGCIS TS. Trademark y lmtrhjhtrl . o I. F. SANSOM & CO,, General Dealers in I'UAl,, and Agents tor t he celebrated A 1 It I Mil E C A I All order accom pan led Willi llje uw-il will I ii. rill pi l(y Hl.lU'leil lo. Persona wlliln, lo m Intel for heavy towin on I lie. river can he aocom mod Hied, Itio proprietors having eoolrnl of llio superh tow-tMiat Kolterl i'nlUjii. ortice No. 5 .tneont Hlrei, between Main and Locust, Evansville, ind. noyU'U dly STEAMBOAT AGENT. ... . ' '.'.7 . , (T-A'iiD " . ".' Bftcl&l Agent for tiic Baltimore A

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We commence to-day to sell for CASH, on ith FQ.criVAi.KNT, XCLUSI VELY. W hope onr cwtomer will govern themxelve a"ordln;iy, and make It convenient to trade on t , "ready pay pr. ciple. Wo liilcnd tbst all our transactions sball be on a CAB.'I ItAm. Wo wlsti everything mI lied at Ibe tlmoof pun imsa If a leHpoimil.l, cuKU.nier wnnlx an .,- mod uii, n, wo w ill In in Mm onr good uh n banbrr doe i W.i ni'.i t y- f .ikln-j note with, ten rercent. IntereHl from duto. W'o it bi t that our rulo will exclude a large number of persons who bavealwajs pnld im promptly every month. This In nupleutant. We wmld el'-idly conllnue Uerii on the old j.liui If n could wlllif ut K'ving otfeuHo to oil era. V n.ior the new 'tile thin cannot be d ne. we ri(i.ff, however, fo sell VERY L;,)W For C.si,B.d In thU wny brnrflt m',rr penont Ifmn i vill innmn ntrnre by Mtitpjfinri thf i-redit ttylrm. " We l-Xpert to iiihUm the "Old Eureka 15 ilr ' w b t i t i-opera 1 1 ve hUm-n are t o other cRie- u jilace w -hero I ich ni l poor can get a if real deal lor a Utile money, i Wo liuve HdviintKM ov r any other hou0 In the retail trade in Evansville JIavltiitcofiuevtioii with a flist-claMt establn.bmut at VI nee u imu, we buy fur both bouses I'irif'y fnr cuA In the FaHleru ctlies, snd csm ther -iMrn buy hh clomp as most of our w boh"u U men. All our prices Willi cut ilomi to the . . I.OMIAT 1.IVIKU t'IGI Iti:. tt 1 VH'KKRY lil.OHn7.1 MaliiM. Wi: i Nr cr i o m i i.' ol I Ihe laii'liy iri,i. rl.-n k,,, ttl rxt.il In EvHitxville, l.iit we will I ry and I'nu viuee llicit., w lio pit! roni',i u hnl t bey en ii Kmc nioiiry by uuliig lljieir tiro-erle FOR t'A - II Ml lei Vll KF.Rtf HKOrt.,7S lialn HI. Oil XJ MA I.E-S A t t MALI. I'l.uil IH." inr iMb will Im uiMrsetl in plain llg. m w, and ouu pi l.'e all. Vit'.il-KY llltdH., I.um an l.-ir, lei 74 MhIii Bt. j. c. ii;soiTriiT. r. n. iiUHouciiw t. J. a DDSO'JCIIKT & CO., COTTOX FACTO UN, I'roiluc stud Provision KorchaEt.1?," 3(1 NO Iff H VATKIl nTUEKT, EVANM V1LLE, IND. , Oniers ami eonsli niueots solicited. e!5 Sr.AAU BKIM ANSt. WAV HKIMAMN, I. A. i. Iir.i.IA.., Wbolesa e Dealers In GEOOE II IK S, Foreign uul Domestic Li'juifr, NA1LH, COTTON Y ARNH, ULAMHWAKIfl At:, o., So. ,9 and l'J Msln Btrec t, Retw'eeu Hooond sn J " bird, KVAKHVII.LK, 10. FISU DEPOT. oa iiif CHARLES V1ELE A CO., iv hoi. i: h a ia i: 3 1 O O 13 It Ni t SOVTIIWICHT VORNKK Vint and Sycamore StrctitH, H itaVU.i., Inn. DR. J. W. POLAND'S WHITE PiNE COMPOUND The Great Nv KrglauJ licaitnly. int. jr. m. roMMi n VVhito Pino Compound la now offerod to the n III let i-.l tliroi'.uliout IIih ctnmlry, uller having b. en proved l.y llio tent of llili U-eii yi'iiii In llm New t.iiKiand hl.-iles, where Hi iiii'uIh have bennuie as well Hiiowu as Ihe tree tiom whliii, iu part, ll deiJvoe ila Virtues, The White Pine Compound f cc it eh Hore 111 i oh I,, :ild.i, I 'on k lis, ID. t Id Lena, Brom hltin, Mpiill ig of liliMid, and I'uiluonaiy A (lecllo.is K 'i' ri lly. It I, a remarkable rem.tly for Kidney Compln Hits, I diibel. h, Ii ftl cully of Voidlug I'riue, lili dlii); from the K 1.1i.t'i and l'.li dder. Gravel, and i' her I 'orripltilutH. lrinn ttt Ittnlitn Jtnirnttt.) lit frroN, January iA, Itiifl. rVtiLAXJii'st WilI'lH I'lN-Coisi'oiJNl..-Afli.r liavlne i:,iveii II a tlinrmiKh triHl, we i.m vnU-i I ly lecint mend JAinU'l Wn'n J'iit Uwtij'wvtul hh a very v:.iiiui.l iiKmiu tor llio niri. if CoukIih, CiiIiIm, hiiiI I'-.-l-iiiuiilc I'oriiphiliiU if i n.-rn II y. In whjh,! -M-tM, m'f liuve known II to give luiunpi. n il.-i wln il all olli-rr leiiiedlea w In. I. Iim.1 lH-eil Hied lixd fi.'led. It la mi iwlliiu wlili'U, in a liimne so promotive uddi'ii and severe c Ids us la llml l .New I in. liinj, ouylit t lie In every family ; Mild WM HIP Hllll t il t tlloH Willi. OIIIHI OllI iln 11. and (;iv(i il a liilr liinj. will not tbereamr be willll g to be without IU A VAI.ITAHI.H MkiiK'ih IT. W'Mift' II ! J'tnr I lumjui mtt, ailverlmed in urr wiluHiliH, is a suevmul attempt to com. ilri and apply tlie meilninal vnlini ot tb Willie I'HiM bark. It litis been llior oiitfbly leld by oplii In tbU ehy and vicinity, sin! ibe roprletor lias leiiiiiinlals to ila value Ir. no jhtsohh well known to our cltlwns. W recomiuend H irnil in all those cases of dmi'iute ut whii h II. In uitMpled. It la lor , vie by all our druclHls, A', y. IntUjMffUi.l. Tba H'htte lint fimrtountl Im now sold In vtxy arl of the I UiUd rUtes and btlu iwli Provinces. ., . Preisii ed at the JVKW KXUI.ASMS JJOIANIC i:pot. Uohtow, M AHA. C. DAMON A CO., Proprietors. CLOUD & AKIN, Wlwtesa It A get tt. For sale at retail by all drolls!. cb7 ssdir; .' NOTICE. IiuMiti: jiivnfYtsu 1011: i-tn. In: that I 1 1 s v Tenied a rooui on lourlli HI reel. Iwlween iyix'UKt and Wal. lull, ill which plaeo I will keep constantly 011 iiiiiiii a lurifo vHinij. 01 1 nei ii ai'iiIi.m, l're-Mel l ouitrv, tin Mer, I' ki'm, ln ied i.,ji ' and In let t.11 kindr ol I'i.i.ih,-... Junidlf JAKE I1UNNELL.

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