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SATURDAY .MARCH 20, KSJ The Elec.Ion on Friday. Messrs. Uuandler, Hill and EssLISGER bavins all declined to run for the Legislature, in opposition to the peceJing Democrats, the Republicans of the county are without a ticket, and consequently will take no part in the election on the 231. There may be one, here and there, who, like Mr. Chandler, may deem it cecessary to show a becoinicg resentment by voticg for the bolters, but we think cne might easily count them all on hi uasrers. While the Republicans gen eialiy are opposed to the ratification of the Fifteenth Constitutional Amendment by the Legislature, until th people of the State have had an opportunity to approve or condemn it at the ballot-box, they do not regard the revolutionary proceedings of the Democrats, under the circumstances, as at all justifiable, and will be careful not to endorse them by voting for the re-election of the fugacious members. We have repeatedly demon strated that the Democrats had ample time to Lave enacted all necessary legislation, had they remained in their places until the hour fixed for the consideration of thc'Amendment. By resieninz. five hours before that hour, they proved they were fully as anxious to defeat the appropriation bills, and other important bills, a? they were to defeat the Amendment. That, really, has been the question at usue. They have attempted to shirk that responsibility, but have not been able to do so. The thou sands of dollars expense to which the various counties have been subjected is due to them and them alone. We expect, then fore, that the 11 publicans of this county will give the election on Tuesday a wide berth They have no part or lot in the tint ter. It is a speciho arrangement gotten up by our economy-profjs-iut Democrats, and there will be no dis position to prevent them having a monopoly of the glory that is to be achieved by it. It is true, the Republican tax-payers of the county, a; usual, will have to furnish a large portion of the money which is to pay the damages for this Democratic frolic, in the way of extra mileage, extra postage stamps, and special stationery, but, after having . stood the skinning operation at the hands of our Democratic City Admin istration for the last year, a slight fresh flaying can hardly occasion any great amount of squirming. We commiserate Mr. Chandler's condition. He has undergone a great many terrible dispensations daring hi3 life time, but we question whether he has ever experienced such keen suffering as he must endure in casting his first Democratic vote. Mr. Chandler Declines. F. M. Thayer and Others: Gentlemen Mr. Hill and Captain Esslinger having declined your invi tation to become candidates for the Legislature, and no disposition beinp evinced to supply their places on the ticket, I have no course left me but to withdraw my consent to make the race. I regret this for no other reason than that the Republican party of Vanderburgh County, by its failure to present a ticket, loses the opportunity of demonstrating its true sentiments io regard to negro suffrage, and the proposition to ratify the Amendment to the National Constitution, embracing it by the present Legisislaturo. I withdraw in tavor of, and shall cast my vote for, the Democratic can didates for Senator and Represents tives, ' with the distinct understand in," to use your language ayain. that if elected they wilt di all in their power to defeat the ratification of said Amendment until the same is approved by a majority of the people of the State." 1 shall do so with an earnest hope that their labors in this behalf will be blessed, and that the result will ba to bring this question before the people in the legislative canvass of 1870, when (that bein?, probably, one or two years before the Democrats wiFl be ready to adopt it as a party measure) I predict it will be defeated by a majority in the State of fiO.OOO votes. 1 m y then be a candidate again, (there is no telling what a man may not do when he once begins to run for office), but whether 1 am or not, I hope to be able to take part in the discussion of the subject, and to prove to the people that negro suffrage is, in principle, nature, and essence, a Democratic and not a Republican measure. The Republican party, like the old Whig party (of which it is merely the administrator de bonis non), has always depended, and, in the nature of thing-?, must always depend, for its success upon the intel.igence, patriotism, and virtue or the people. To be a Republican, it is requisite that a man reverence God, honor the laws, and love his country and his kind. Therefore, Republicanism should seek to elevate, not deerada, the suffrage. On the. other hand, Democracy, ever since I knew it (I have been fighting it, mau and boy, right straight alone-. just one-third of a century), has been

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and vile and dezraded in human nature. To extend the area of ignorance and vice is just to that extent to increase the Democraticparty. Therefore (7. e. d.), negro suflrajra is naturally, intrinsically, essentially, a Democratic measure. Thanking you, gentlemen, for the opportunity you have afforded me of setting myself right with all parties, so that I may start fair in the next election, I now withdraw from the canvass for Senator in favor of my quondam brother Whig, Know-Nothing and Republican Dr. Morgan, who, though he ha3 refugeed to the Democratic party for office, may be trusted upon this question, I think, to resigu as well as I could do it myself. Very respectfully vour friend, Jno. J. Chandler. March 13, 1SG9. More Quibbling. The bolters and their apologi-ts are badly worried to invent pl-iusib'e excuses for breaking up the Legislature before the general appropriation bill could be passed. The latest defense

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cry i; fuicMuii by tuo Evausvillo (Join in; whiph Eiys: '"Notwithstanding the fact that the Fifteenth Amendment had been made the special order for o'clock iu the afternoon of that day, the Democrats ! had positive evidence that it would be called up for consideration immediately upon the assembling of the Senaic on Thursday mornicg." There is not a word of truth in this statement, as wc know. The Republican Senators were anxious to piss the appropriation bill, and the Finance Committee stood ready to renort it la-:k on the meeting of the Senate Thursday morning, but before the hour fixed tor the morning session, me juemocrauc senators hal filed their resignations in the Governor's offine. The truth is, and Democrats should be ashamed to deny it, the resigning members meant to force the Governor to call an extra session of the Legisature.' Had that not been their ob ject the Democia'ic Senators would not have resigned at all. lhe resigna tion of the minority in the House of Llenresentatives would have been as effectual to" prevent action upon the Constitutional Amendment a3 the resignation of the Democrats in both Houses was, because it had passed neithor House, and breaking a quorum in either must have prevented its rati fication. The House had already passed the i Impropriation and election bills, and brrakins a ouorum in that branch only, would have left the Senate op portnnity to act upon those important measures, without the least danger that the Amendment would be passed by tho House. There is no escape from the conclu sion ihat the Democratic members deliberately resolved to compel an extra session, otherwise they would have broken a quorum in the House alone. If they honestly thought that du'v required them to prevent the consideration of the Amendment by revo'uti ouary proceedings, that is as far :is they need liave gone if they had not an extra session, with its mileage and pickings, in view Ind. J on null. JIl'KCII NOl U KS. The regular Sunday services will be held in Trinity M. E. Church to mor row morning and evening. Sunday School also at the regular hour, 9 A.M Connected with the Sunday School ire two Jiihle Classes which arc largely attended by the young men and women of the congregation. Ikcjle Street M. E. Church. Sabbith School at 0 a. M. Preaching at 10 A. 5t. and 71 P. M. Classes at 2 and IJ p. h. The public arc cordially and respectfully invited. Vine Sr. Fresbyterian Church. Usual eervices. Pews free. First Baptist Cnuucn Corner of Third and Cherry Streets. Sabbath School at 9 o'clock A. M. Preaching at half past ten o'clock, by the Pastor, Rjv. S. Biker. Subject" The birth of water and of the spirit." Preach ing at half past sevea o'clock P. M Subject "Objections to the doctrine of Divine influence upon the soul of man in conversion. Sr. Paul's Church Rev. Wm. II. Van Antwerp, Rector. Sunday School at 9 A.M.; Morning Prayer (Pal a Sunday) at 10 A.M.; Evening Prayer at 7 p. m. Lamasco Mission Sunday School at 2 p.m. Services and sermon on Good Friday morning. Oa Saturday, at 7i P. M , a discourse will be delivered by the Rector upon the " Intermediate State," or the state of tho genoral resurrection.; The Evangelical Lutheran Church. There will be preaching in the English language on Sunday at 2 o'clock p.m., in the basement of the Walnut Street Presbyterian Church by Rev. D. W. Kinsel. Cuurch op Christ. George E. Flower will preach at the Court Houe this evening, and to-morrow (Sunday) morniDg at 10 o'clock, and at night at 7 o'clock. Subject for moruiog, the " Wonder " that John saw, who the woman is, and what is represented by the clothing Revelations xu and 1. Subject for evening, " vVhat must I do to be saved?" to which will be given the Scripture answer. Religious Items. TnE Lexington Enterprise says the Presbyterian Church in that town is broken open by persons who steal ho;rs and bacon and go there to cook on the stove. The house of Rev. Mr. Ball, a Methodist minister at Zionsvilic, wis entered Sunday uight by persons Funposed to be from Iudiauapolis, and robbed of 4330. Various Methodist Churches in different parts of the State report to the Christian Advocate very successful revival meetings during the past Winter. Mr. II. G. Scovel, a deacon of the Central Baptist Church of Nashville, Tenn., has given $12,000 to Union University, at Murfreesboro. Rev. Frederick Marsh, now in the eighty-ninth year of his age, has lived to see the sixtieth anniversary of his settlement iu Winchester Centre, Connecticut. The day, February 1st, was observed by a visit from his friends and former parishioners with liberal gifts. His first and only pastorate was at Winchester, when? he ministered to the people for about forty years. Ti etv ITrTArDTTorv Afnnop T) Tl now over ninety years of asre. has lived to pass the sixty-sixth anniversary of his settlement in that town; and his first and only pastorate was at Milford. He graduated at Harvard University, in 1793, over seventy years ago. Mrs. Lincoln is at ' Frankfort, Germany, living in an unpretending style, i;i the third stories of one of the public hotels. Her son is attending school. Rev. Jou.v P. Newman, D. D., editor of the New Orleans Advocate, was chosen Chaplain of the United States Seuate. March Sth, and Rev. J.G. Butler, of the Lutheran Church, was chosen, March 9tb, Chapiain of the House of Representatives. Dr. Isoynton, of the Coogresational Ti rTrn' was the former Chaplain of the House, and Dr. Gray, of the Jvp'.scopal Church, was the former Chaplain of the Senate. It will bo observed by the appointments of the ualtimorc Conference, elsewhere published, that Dr. Newman is also pastor ot the new Metropolitan Church, V asbington City.

f O - HOW U S&Ile-J Vba Mttftday, ' iu reference to tha beautiful incident

n our Lords hie, when the people greeted His approach to Jerusalem with hosannas ana strewed their girments and wived palm branches beore Him. 1 his incident is known to have been on the first day of the week in which He suffered. And hence this last week of Lent is called Ioly Week, in reference to its holy events; or Great Week, because of the magnitude of the redeeming acts of Christ. In this last week of His life He was betrayed, tried, condemned and eraciueu. tin Wednesday Judas bargain ed with the High Priests to deliver Him up for" thirty pieces of silver." On Thursday, "in the nk'ht in which lie was betrayed, He took t read and wine and instituted the Holy Com munion. For this reason the Thurs day in Holy Week is called Maunday Thursday, irom.lhe.word mandate, to command, because the Saviour com manded the Church to celebrate that Communion. Friday has always been designated Good Friday, from the great good procured to mankind by the death and atonement ot Jesus. The solemn associations of this concluding week of the Lenton Fast, make it peculiarly interesting and instructive. The shadow of the Cross deepens upon the Church, not to be dispursed until the Easter dawn of gladness. As our Saviour remained among the dead" from Good Friday to Easter, that period from Friday night until Sunday morning, is especially set apart for the commemoration of the Intermediate State, 1. e., of the dead between the death and the futuro judgment. On that doctrine i3 based the Articles in the Apostle's Creed of Christ's descent into Hell or Hades. A minister of Connecticut, while preaching a few Sabbaths eince, seeing several eyes closed in the house, startled his hearers by the bold assertion. " There is not a truth in the Bible," followed by a pause long enough to wake all the sleepers in the congregation. Then he continued, " that is not applicable to some condition of life." There is strong talk of the election of A. P. Peabody, D.D., as President of Harvard. Dr. Peabody is the present preacher to the University and Plummer Professor of Christian Morals. lie is represented a3 a conservative man, with decided tendencies to orthodoxy. His position is that formerly, filled by Dr. Huntington, Bishop elect of the Episcopal Church, and hopes are expressed that he may follow the steps of that Bishop. The committee to whom was referred the question of ordaining Rev. Matthew Hale Smith as Pastor of the Laight Street Baptist Church, in New York, have reported that they find it inexpedient, as it is but a few months ago that he applied to be received as a member of a Church of another denomination, and that they refused to admit him. DENTISTS. DE. I. H-A.-AS IScsitleiit Dentist, Over First National Bank, Corner Main and First Streets, KvansviLle, Ind ikrAnrFAcrvKCB of cojrriNt). XiS. ous Gum Work, Gold, Hilver, Vnicamte, Coralite, and Amber Plates, Carvjc Work, Artitlcin,' Palates, &c. ADMINISTRATOR of Nitrons Oxld(an excellent and sale anaesthetic), (Jhl roform, Klher, and also several local pari tyzers. NKURALOIO Affections treated. MY FACILlTlKa are as good and nj establishment as large (consisting of riv rooms) as any in the United State. 1 RETURN MY THANKS for the ei. tensive patronage received during the pa 1 K1GUT YEARS. nxchl Go MAIN ST. WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE. I.OLIS B1TTROLFF, DEALER IN Watches, Jewelry, SilFerwarc, Spectacles, Clocks, Plated Ware, GOLD PENS, die. At the very lowest Kasteru prices. Solid Silrcmarc & Jewelry Made to order. Special attention given to repairing fine Watches. A good stock of American Wntcliesi Always on hand. OS fell) d(im Crescent City Flooring: Mil EUGENE K APPLE B, Manufacturer and Dealer In M01LDIXGS, FLOORING, SIDIXO, And all kinds of DRESSED AND ROUGH LUMBER, Also, Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer of the

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Celebrated PICKET FENCE. Corner or DlTlsIon Street and Canal, Near Reltz & Haney's Foundry, oe31 d6ra Kfansvili b, Isp, c o ! I. F. SA.NS0M & CO., General Dealers in COAL, and Agents tor the celebrated AIKDRIE COAL. All orders accompanied with the cash will be promptly attended to. Persons wishing to contract for heavy towing on tbe river can be accommodated, the proprietors havins conrrot oi ine superb tow-boat Robert Fulton, office JVo. O Second Street, between Main and Locust, Evansville, ind. A noV26 dly Wonn fc WATEB. I have opened a Wood Yard on Fifth Street, between Locust and Walnut, and shall keep constantly on hand a full supply. Having had hese attached to my water wagon, I am prepared to fill cisterns on very moderate terms. Orders left at my residence, on Walnut Street, between Third and Fourth, will be promptly tilled. THOMAS BDLLEN. Ue2 d3in i

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Without a Good Digestion All other temporal blessings are comparatively worthless. Tbe dyspeptic million aire, who has tried all the potions ol the medical profession in vain, and believes his complaint to be incurable, woul 1 give half his fortune to be treed from the horrors of indigestion, and thus enabled to eujoy the other half. Of course he would. Perhaps Hostetteu's stomach Bittkks has been recommended to such a sufferer. Possibly he has turned irom the friend who made the suggestion with a sneer, intimating that he liasrui faith in any ' patent medicine." If this has been the case, so much the worse for him. His incredulity dooms him to a life of misery. All tbe luxuries which wealth can purchase are at bis command. Not one of them can give him pleasure, ills own irrational obstinacy is his bane. The masses, happily for themselves, are less keplieal. There is such a thing as bigoted unbelief, as well as bigo'ed credulity, aiid a golden mean between the two, which men and women who are gifted with common sense adopt and profit by. These are the class that patron ze and redolhey approve this famous anti-dyspeptic and anti-biiiious preparation? rtimp y because they have not been too much the slaves ot senseless prejudice to give it fair trial, and have found that when all o'.her tonlo, stimulants and stomachics fat ed, it produced the desired effect. "ctrike, but hear," said tde Roman sage, when his ignorant enemies were assai lot: him. " Doubt, but try," says the man who has been curei of indigestion, or bllliousness, or intermittent fever, by the Bilter, as he relates his exnerience of the medicine to his invalid friends. Whoever is so wedded to bis own foregone theoretical conclusions, as to decline to test the properties Of a medicine endorsed by the testimony of intelligent men in every walk of life, and approved by the people at large, deterves to suffer. Scncnck's Pulmonic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills will cure Consumption, l iver Complaint, and Dyspepsia, if taken according to the direc tions. They are all three to be taken at the same time. They cleanse the fctoioach, relax the liver, and put It to work; then the appetite becomes good ; the food digests and makes good blood; the patient begins to grow in flesh ; the diseased matter ripens in the lungs, and the patient outgrows the disease and gets well. 1 his Is the oiriy way to cure Consumption. To these thiee medicines Dr. J. II. Schenck, of Philadelphia, owei his unrivaled success in the treatment of Pulmonary Consumption. The Pulmonic Syrup ripe t 8 the morbid matter in the lun nature throws It off by an easy expectoration, for when the phlegm or matter 1& ripe a slight cougn will throw it off", and the patient has rest, and the lungs begin to heal. To do this, the Seaweed Tonic and Mandtake Pills must be freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver, so that the Ful monio Syrup and the food will make good blood. Schennk's Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, lemoving all obstructions, rjlax the ducts of the call b adder, the biie starts freely, and the liver is toon relieved; the stools will show what the Pills can do ; no thing has ever been invented except ca!o mel ( deadly poison, which Is very dango. ous to use, nnleas with great care) that will unlock the gall bladder and start the secretions of the liver like Schenck's Man drake Pills. Liver Complaint is one of the most prominent causes of Consumption. Schenck's Seaweed "Tonic Is a gentle stimulant and alterative, and the aiuail in the Seaweod, which this preparation is made of, assists the stomach to throw out the eastiic juice to dissolve the food with the Pulmonic Syrup and is made into good blood without fermentation or sour mg in tne stomacn. Dr. Schenck, in his treatment, does not trv to ttop a cougn. mxlit sweats, chilis, or fever. Kemove the cause, and they will nil stop of t heir own accord. No one can be cuied-oi Consumption. Liver Complaiul Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Canker, or Ulcerated Throat, unless the liver ana stomach aie made healthy. When there is no lung disease, and only Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, Schenck's Seaweed 'Ionic and Mandrake Pills are sulficieut. without the Pulmouic Syrup. Take the Mandrake Pills tieely iu all bilious cjmplaints, as the; aie perfectly hartuie s. Dr. Scheiic. who has enjoyed unlnter rupted health for man; years past, and nuw weighs isii pounds, was wasted away to a mere skt leton, in the very last stage ol Pulmonary consumption, his pnysl clans havinu pionounceu xiis ease hope less and abandoned him to hi fate, lie was cured by the aforesaid medicines. Full directions accompany each, mak in'r it not aosolutely aeces.sary to se Dr Schenck, unless patients wish their lungs examined; and loi mis purpose r.e is professionally at his principal orlice. Phila delphia, every Saturday, wheie all letters of advice must be addressed. Price of tho Pulmonic Syrup and Sea weed Tonic, each 1 51) per bottle, or $7 oU a hail dozen. .HauuraKe 1'ius, ujo. per oox For sale by all druggists. fe2 dwly SpN J Fragrant Toilet Soaps 1SE PREI'AKI l) UT Ski IleU Work men from the best Iut-jrli4ls, ii1 nrc tSOWS A3 TUB fi TAX OAK I) BY DEA1EK-' iS CUSTOM EES. ' Sold Everywhere. fdeo V How mr.'uy nothers sutler the nsouy r seemj? ilcx ilue ones snatched awj roui thcrri t V t e Whoopins Cousrh. ot Jlpthor,v;i.o; 7' single bottle of Poland' Vhlte PiLCO'.;:Li wuiid would have saved tha bnl yh. uic I lis infallible. Hoth Patches, Freckles & Tan. The ONLY RELIABLE RKMEDY loi hce bkown wscouiKAriONS ou the lace Perry's Moth and fYeckle lolian. Pre red only by Dr. B. C. PERRY, 4 Bond Ureet, New York. Sold everywhere. ara d'im A Card. A clergyman, while residing In South America as a missionary, discovered a sate and simple remedy for the cure ot Nervous Wean ti ess, Kariy Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and me wnoie train oi uisoruers orongnt on oy oaneiui anu vicious nanus, un-at nam lers have been cured by this nobie remedy. Prompted bv a desire to heuetit the a.Hllcted and unfortunate, I will send the recipe for preparing and using this medi cine, in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it, jrre or charge, a aureus JO-SEPli T. INM AN. Station D, Kibie House, Jal2dAw3m sp n New York City. HOW TO GET l'ATESTS.- For opin ion, no charge. Send sketch and descrip tion. For application, send model, not over one foot in sizf, and jiti first Government and stamp fees. Specifications, draw ings, caveats; assignments prepared: rejecied claims prosecuted. Also, interferences, extension of patents, and apjMjais. A duress MUNN & CO., No. 3 Park Kow, New York. sua deJ2 U3iu Batelielor'a Ilaire. This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the only true and perleet Dye harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; remedies the ill ejects of bad dyes; invigorates nd leaves the Hair soft and beautiiul, black or brown. Sold by all Drussists and Perfumers ; and properly applied at Ba' chelor's Wig Factory, No. IS Bond SUeet, ISaw York. apoOdiy M0 m ESS I MOinSUS! MOTHEilS DON'T FAIL TO PROCUIi Mrs. Wiaslow's SootMcg Syrup, FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. This valuable preparation has been used With never Jailing success in thousands ol eases. It not only relieves the child from nain. but invigorates the stomach and bowels, cor rects acidity, and gives tone and eneruy to the whole system. It will also instantly relieve Gklpiq in the Boweu and Wise Colic. We believe It is the best and surest rentedy in the world in all cases of Iysentery and Duxrrhcea in Children, whether arising from teething or any other cause. Full directions lor uj.ing will accompany each bottle. Be sure and call for " MRS, WINSLOW1 SOOTHING SYRUP," having tue facsimile ot "Cdkiis & Pjekkiss" on the outside wrauper. All others are base Imitations. Je24 daw6in . FOR BLACK WORMS AND PIMPLES on the face, use Perry's Csmedone and IHmple Remedy, prepared only by nr. B. C. X KKKY. tt jjuiiu oirecu, iew 1 OIK. BOIU everywhere. The trade supplied by wholesa e medicine dealers. mbl7 dSm,w3m TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES Freckles, and Tan from the lace, use ?(rry's Moth and freckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. B. C. Pkkkv. Sold by all druggists. .uibl8 d8m,w;!m-bp u

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BUILDERS EMPORIUM, Water, Bel. Locust and Walnut Sts., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. F YOU ARE iinuiiKn. OR ITS. .TEND TO BUILD, call at their Mam moth. Warehouse mid look at their IMMENSE STOCE, And you can get all 3'our wants supplied. They propose to furnish everything required in Building, just as your fancy dic tates, irom common to the most elaborate 1 Kxjrs, eash, Klinds, Mouldings, H rackets, Window and Door Frames. Flooring. Shingles, lath,Sash Primed and Glazed, Window Glass ot all sizes. Paints, oils. Turpentine and Varnishes, Paint Varnish, ana w,riie-wasu .Brushes, iime, Cement, and Plaster. Niils and Builders' Hardware, Of every do:cription. Roofing Slate, with n rail stock of large size Glass, single and double strength. Evan.' Celebrated Marble End Slate Mantflis and Enameled Grates. WK HAVK AT TIIK Bl'ILDEUK' F.MPOIUUM samples of Slate and Marble Mantels and Enameled Grates, and are prepared to furnish anything requited in that line, and invite all wbo wish. to purchase to call and look at our sammes. We think they will be pleased, particularly as to pi ices, wnen i nev taKe a nxm. BABCOCK fc STF.fe.LE. Water Si., bet. Locust and Walnut, fe24 Evansville, lud. Just What You Want. IT t K HAVE 1W STOKE THE t'OIS lowing. In prime condition, which Is offer d to t tie trade : i barrel Jowls. In brine; 7i" Hams, iu bulk; 60 tierces No. 1 kettle rendered Lard ; ' kes No. 1 kettle-rendered Lard; 50 bags Potatoes; "M hags Oil's; 10 b g- Kediop fr eed; 25 barrels choice Family Flour; 26 barrels extra White Wheat Flour. BAUCOCK. Al STEELE, Water St., bet. Locust and WIuut, Evansville, lud. fc'l Huilders' Mmporittm. Sale of Unclaimed Goods. WllOitI IT MAY CflXCERX Notice 1 hereby given that all unclaim ed goods left at the Builders' Emporium, Water Street, between Locust and Wamut, Evansville, Indiana, and remaining ou hand one year, will be sold at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, at the Aucliou Room of Hirtim Nelson, Esq., Locust Strt-et, opposite tho Post-Oitice, ou the 4th day ot .May, lsoi. A list ot the goods can be seen by call! i;g at tho Builders' Emporium. HABOOCIC & STEKLE. February 8J, ISUj. t d-lui. Eope Mouldings. WE WOCtB PAHTICI'MBLT call the attention of bunders and merchants to an iuvolca of Roue. Mouldings Just received at the Bulldeis' Emporium a new article, never before offered in this market, and Just the thing, combining b- amy, durability, and economy in a remai kaole decree. BABCOcK fc STEELE. Water Street, bet. Locust and Walnut, lelo Evansville, Ind. COO Barrels Lime. Wr nm: ji-st uec;ivi:i a flat-boat load of Lime. It is of the laigest barrels, host cooperage, aud perfectly splendid. Send your orders tf the Builders' Emporium. BABCOCK & STEELE, Water St., bet. Walnut and Locust, mhI2 Evansville, Ind. (Successors to Steele A Trible,) MANUFACTURERS Or AND KArjtK3 IK Sasii, Doors, Blinds, Frames, MOULDINGS, &c. All orders for work in the Building Hut are promptly attended to. We keep constantly on hand ail of LU-M UEK, HI N K and POPLAR Fl kind ''LOOb 1JNU. WEATllEKUOAKDIINW, tC. Scroil Sawing of every description aw Dressing of Lumber done to order. Factory at the old stand or Kteole Trible, Secotid St., bet. Chestnut and Cherry EVAKaviLXE, Ind. apH dtf OAED. In retiring from the above irtnershlp t desire to return uy thanks rSriny (ri.uids who have favored me with business, ami would ask their coutinunnce with t he new firm. JAMES HJ EELE. Evansville, Jan. 29. JAMES SWANS0N & SON, Wholesalo and Retail Dealers In PINE LUMBER Shingles, Lath, Doors, and Sash. Also, a larcre assortment of Al!ei?lienv Chicago, and Toledo Lumber and Flooring, urt-ssca anu unaresseu, on nana ana lot saxe. Extra Saioed and Shaved Pin Shinglts, eighteen inches long. We respectfully solicit the citizens ol Evansville to give us a call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Yard on Watku Street, (Opposite Lamasco Wharf), Evansville All orders promptly attended to. may2-i diim I,U M IS rJl-LlIM ItEll I TIIK S liS IlIliKK ( OMI.MIfS the Lumber business at his old stand at the corner of Main and Seventh Street, and would respectfully Inform (he publu that his stock is large and second to hod' In the assortment, embracing Pine ol thicknesses and quality, from the nic Thin! Common Saginaw Board up 1 Three-Inch First Clear Plank. Also, am DOORS of various tbickneti and sty les, and 10,0041 LIGHTS. Window Sash, Pine and Poplar ShlDp.lt, 3 and 4-feet Lath, Mouldings, Caning! Quarter-Ronnd, Ac, c. orders from the country, river or lal. tilled promptly. sel diim JOHN F. GLOVKK. MANUFACTURER OF Sasii, Doors, Blind?, Frames, &v, and Dealer iu Pine and Poplar Lumber, Shlnglss AiniXU, i'LOOCUXG, AC. Office and Factory, Corner Fifth and Walnw btreets, Evansville, Ind. Orders from abroad promptly attended Ux malS dtf 4r. Barton's To&acco Antidote ni: i.vtko to nnon alu dfshic ro Tobact y ?;i;:-r-y i-r.y.ifM ami futrtti'fint. It jjurtjirs ftiiu f in kI trem:! honing power, u hu exi-ellcDt lVuc si;d pptrtii", enables tlie aiomach to dipesc ttieytieHriic-st food, Uiiik.Bi sleep refieKhiiiff, sad trMablij-li roou--t health. Ttftokera ami ehetcers rr nixt-y yfar citirtt. Pries FiuV-eiit per box. An ilitoreslii-K Vra:-- r-n -,l;e injurious eiXcts of tabacco, -with list of uyfimoTfinl''. relerer.ee., eicVEXT free. Airenta waui'if. AflJie.s Dr. T. R. A2BOTT, Jicy City, N. i. TESTIMONIALS. P..-).Tr:'TK'3 sTisi-.vr. T rerired A boirt Bur. tfn a A-.itul-jte frtja ltev. J M. I'yf.i-.on. aii-1 lin-: il an tjjectttcd curt. S. GdilAL, Couuion, lluriifccu Co., O. From tiis: " S. Tit3rBr, &,-firy's iet. VI. se u-1 asui-nlv of the AXTluoxr: The or 'rrrtd lat ibmeiti '& sou ELT. X O. T. i.Oi iJLlt. Frou Xr.T TlAwrn:ir5y ATX Prison. (ienTlt-rrn inH-i.-.-ica here havinji b-i cured of the lii-m-tit f"i tobacco Ity u-i.iir Dr. B-irt-vV Antidote, Wtf dediie impp!y lor ttie pritimers of thinVitntion. uosti-u JUio, irlt-.r II. State Frion. A Bf-SEii's TESTi-iVr. DrSjinrton'o Aiilidote uf loo-co A. t.i ammplifteii nil fnr it. W. MASsyt.t Nat liai-k.Vew All any, Ii:rL A CLEHr.r.i.xr32KSTiMO!f r. OstoxQir AsurxjTl curci my brotii'TVir!-t my-elf. It Li-y4 FAILS. l.er. i. r, . snoijtAKEE, Ktilej X Mtau,ti, Fa. FhOX Tn8 PALirE ITriivm c-rTrs r.ir. ilA.a hit gat ,v-l rpirftf-nri pr.urfU oy fo-h iu thrnmtih by u3uiz Ar. iytuoa s An:ilo;j, an J all rf'rire fr iohacco u remove.-. L. V.Vl, Jtt. (mv K.inrn. intMnr. ,,lt,,i,i.. tbr th'ee-i from m I tj.k nl.-A.nri. in r.-if,i. rf-.nff m ini our reaaers. x. x. im-att a. itiir FOR SALE BY U. DSUGGISTS. fTratl.tnari: '' Cori"ri(lt't1. 'KEK rR A 3 CEKT STAMP. A PAMPHLET containing valuable information n t.hn nnhior-t -f IHv.rliu. ing. A list. Of over One rhnncanil Pill-erS. f T 1 1 K 1IKST ATitrm-rraiv-n f 1 and price c-.rds showing advertising rates. Address OEO. P. KO W ELL & CO., N. Y. EMPLOYMENT Oiat pays. For partlcut lars. address S. AT KPi-'vr-pn a , Brttleboro, Vt. ' SRRINO BUT NOBLE.-Self-help fDr Young Meu. Who Imvino rnvii lesirn n oelter manhood. Sent iu sealed letter I envelopes, free of charge. If benefitted re- j turn tne oostaire. Aildruia PHII.AN THROS, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.

TOIL SAI,E.

SALK-From one to five hundred t barrels copptr whisky, either In bond or lree, by lehVlni IIUFFUKD & LYTLK. Uniontown, Ky. A LOT OF YOUKU For sale at FORTH & BOWLES' LIT Eli Y STABLE, Third Street, bet. Main and Locust. fel7dtf FOIt S1I.E-VALTTABLK MAIN 8TREK1' PROPK Iff Y That splendid property known as the Kgler property, s tuatedon the west corner of Main and Sixth Streets, fronting 7.V feet on Main Street aud l-.u feet on Sixth Street. Bald property U ottered tor sale at low flume on easy terms. Apply to J. P. KLLtOTT 4 PON. Heal Kstale AeenU, Corner Locust and Third Streets. felG dtt riOR SAI.K-KAKM A splendid farm, J12 conlninitijj 40 acres ; 'ill under cultivation, and 10 in Umber. Said farm is situated twoand a half mllea above tbe city of Kvansvllle, near the Green River Iload. The improvement consist of a dwelling-house, contalnluK six rooms, cellar, two cisterns, a barn and other out-bui'diutis all new and of the most approved style. Tnere is an elegant young; orchard on said place of about one hundred trees, of the choicest varieties. Al-o, a clay pit, from which three potteries are being constantly supplied. For particulars, apply to MRS. MARIA HUTCHINSON, on the premise-; or address Post-oiUce Box ZZ, Kvausvllleind. felSdlm POIi SALE AND F0U RENT. I IIKAI Bl'ILDlNfl 1-OTIl SlO J Dwelling Mouwn, aud Farms. Ten thousand acres of Farming Land. X buy and sell Keal F-state. ALVA H JOnNSON, Keal Fstata Agent. Third Street, Evansville, Indiana deC22 tf GKISSL.HK & DELAXG, 48 MAIN STREET, MANUFACTURING JEWELERS, AND DEALERS IK AMERICAN WATCHES, Are offering, at reduced prices for tbt Holiday Season, a choice Block of IT I IV 12 mJ l : VV 13 JL. 11 T OF KVliKY DICSCIUITION, CouHistlng of Diamonds, Pearls, Cub les, Emeralds, American Watches, English Watchci, Swlhs Watcbcs, Solid Gold Clialns, Gold and Silver Spectacles. Also, a supetior article of Nolitl iilvr Ware, Manufactured expressly for our trade, and many smaller attlclos, particularly appioprlale for Tlollday and Weldlng Present. Constantly on hand a choice select ion of S1LVKK-PLATKD WAKK, whlch'wlll be sold at a very close lr fit. I'arllcu'-ar attention given to lhe Re setting of Diamonds aud otner Oems, In the most novel and artistic manner. Au examination of our stock Is respect fully sol icltetl. (del2dly REAL ESTATE. Sew Real Eslate Agency J. I Xllllolt 4l Son TTAK OPKN'KIt A ItKAI. RXTATI JSJL Agency lor the sale ol aud routing o la lids, huse, AC, AC Pt-risoiiB baviuK houses or land to rent ol sell, or persons wihtiir to purchase or rent, will uu wen ny calling ou them ai their omce, ou Third Street, near Locust' 111 lUil.Ott'rt ISloolf! JiiDell If IS. KLIISMAX CO.. Y.cn Kstate Agents, Xo. C3 Main btreet, K VANS VI LUX, IlD. A Notary Public in the office. apZV dt Also, RKAIj KSTATK and COLLECT! AUKNT. Office on Main street. Ixtween Third anc Fourth, No. wa.'i (over Keller s Uau Mlre) KH'lt-Vl!ln lllil. MSBlltaS Ward's Eureka Tonic Bitters A UK I. VAI.l'AHI.K. AVI WI1.I. A. cure all who sutler from 111 I tons and Liver Complaints, indigestion, Uiddlness and Dizriness, For habitual Cost! veness, Kheumaiism. Neurli;ta. Coiichs. Con sumption in Its first hinges. Dyspepsia in all stages, und a a genet al r a illy Medi cine, it is truly wonderlul in its eUecU Ml.d In Its course, it creates appetite, pro motes digest ion, and strec Athens the v hole nervous nt stem. All ininys m nature re quire a'teutioa; tnen how much greater care snouiu te taKe with tne human con stitution. Ward's Eureka Tonic liuters will build up. strengthen, and preserve the constitution of ail who use it. It will also build op the wasted powers, nunties the blood, expels all vitiated fluids, and har monizes and gives renewed vigor and health to the entire human nvslem. An ail sickness come on by an Impure state 01 me uioou auu torpjn state of the liver, then you should use W ard's Eureka Tonic Bitters, which will certainly cure you. Then why do you suffer, when the greatest cure In the history of any known medicine can be procured from any druggist T Tnese ciiiers are compounded of the purest vegetable extracts, dissolved In rmre Kentucky copper-distilled Bourbon Whlskv. it is the only liquor entirely free from "fusel oil, one amongst the most deadly poisons, Which at once makes it superior to a;l other tonic bit.ers now in the market, ho try one bottle, and you will see it Is the happiest and best combination you have ever seen, for It will cure all we recommend it for. W. M. WARD, Sole Proprietor. Covington, Kentucky. For sale by PETEK Vlfc.KLINO, Wholesale and Kelail Agent, Evansville, Ind., and by druggists generally. Jan4 d:tm Eitray Notice STIIATEI AWAV FROM the undersigned ou Tuesday night, February , it nay mare about b hands high, black rnaue ana laii, auoumiiri-antoiii Any person giving any : ma her to ?o. 3o M information or returuain Street will !estiitahlv rewnrdetl. f. W. BtLLMA.N, fe'ii dtt

2.XACHIIJISTS.

R E I T Z & NET H A Crescent Foundry, Corner of Canal and Ingle Sis., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, (Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS Portable Circular Saw Mills, AND Machinery of erery Ecscrlpllon biALaaa in BELTING, STEAM OA 1(7 E IIS, FIRE UlllCK, WROUGHT IRON FIFE, .f c, dr. Repairing done at Short Notice. Also agenU for Stillwell's Patent Heater and Linn Catther. novT ly sciiuirxH. TIIIIillAIV XI ee han lew' Vonndrj' Haao'ielnremaii'l Bnllileraof Steam IKnclne", Circular; (Hav 11111?" Urlst aud Hutr at 111m, Tudmcco Hwcra Uumiulug Mahiiies, 1'lMtil. lary ud Mining Maoli'nur)', Malt MUla, Corn aellars. House KrocU, Cellar (Jrala. HON U BRASS CASTINGS. Of vriy dewTiptlnn. tkabtnary of all klnla Madoaiid Itoi-altod. Ualer Iu belling, Klra HrlcKa, Htoatn liunges, aud f roQKht iron Pl)ea, Old material bought W hav the facility of the bflMIII nary aud Wol kmvn, a ud will give all fj- etitrusle.l to iu our Individual attouUJU, fill urdern promptly, wi.naut our worm, and charge reasonable prliN-s. OiTVoa and Foundry, corner ot t int and (. HtroOi, KvaUMVllla, lud. M. B-Workiuen aent to all pr.tU to fit ( wnrm aud do rerwlrlnir, fVUUn HCHULTZE,TUi;MAN A(XJ WILLIAM HEILMANI (Knecaaaor to K rate 4k Htillra CITY IOITrVnSSiS Manufacturer and llnll.twr m JPOy A HL.K A NO HTATlti.iJt let TEAM ENGINES AKU SAW AND GI1LST MILL MACIIINKHY, Threshlrj; Miichirta, Cotton nml T.!' I'rcucci CIRCULAR SA W MILLS, A&, A, KVANHVILLK. INI. uiirrr Ikdh aud Cori-aa Woaa mad, I. order on abort nolle. in Off AXD BKAHU OA8TJKUO of orr deacrlptlon. Dealer In Htearn lianas. Hum HfilUni Klre Brlcka, Wrouiflil Ifuo r'l fen, HoUU, Clotha. Ac, at inauutacturera n ica. RXPA1KINU done at abort notloa, ras

JAMa DAVIIiHOW. I. LbEl SAMUEL onn L CO., xiaAi.Kii in IRON, STEEL. tix-plati:. ivmi:v MINIMIS (JH, AXL i: H, Horse and Mule Shoes, Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, WAfcOX i.M) LIGliY YlOODViOi:; HHOM.Iir a. tttl IKON HOI UIIT At tlin blhe.t iiuulit r !-. lVttlrr filreel, EViNHVJLLK. INI). lunH dl f liCiTIRUMlI, HLLLOCU Co. (Muocensora to W'el a, KellogK it Co.) 1MPOKTKKM AND JUlSKKilH OF mm oi? tiii; BIG PjV ir.ooic AXI S, AXILS, A.I, Al, AXilS, A X I .s, TAVLP, CUT I. Kit , TA I'LF, Cl'Tl.KKY. TAHLH CUTLERY, POCK NT (MITIiKK Y, rocKirr ruTiJ-.iiv, I'OCKKT CIJTJJ-.ilY, Tl llCll 'llllllIM, Ti nco MnilitM, 'Vrt-i C;tntliiM, IIaiirH IloCft, Mi iltanlfH Tools, Mu lutnlcH' Tools, Mrchutitcs Tools, Ul'IMIKKK' II A IUIV1 A UK, Illllt-SIKHH' IIAlinWAUi;, lilll.l)K;;V IIAUUVUHK, 4 on ON A Nil U llOI.I'tHIIN, KM I UN a v V (Mil, a it I I ,V AN II OOl. A l IfM IIKHT ttUHHrn HFI.T1 Mit, llh-tT lit lil-l li Hh iyJIAIi, tl A.V V ti UllHiai Jl h 1, U I Mi, Mill Croaa-Cut H.iwa, lilill and CruHM-0ut Mtwa, Mill and Crews-Cut S.twu. 4'ANII btiyeia will f lid II. ' I n til r h-Ivhii. Uf to rlamliiti tiur a Ix liilo puii:liHliiK else wlit-ru At the OU hlaiul, K! First Et. Du.TII( 1IK!1, KKI.L01.U X ( 0. IvlS DliY GOODS. Ol LMMON St AOII t K. n. m. (i(ioi)i.a'rr. WHOLIAl.K IKALF.K,- JN ST ATM: AND V A N 0 V DRY GOODS, F1P.ST STHEET, EVANSVILLE, IX P, II tut y aii: ji si let i i i ii a i. ru r. hitii'u ( hi-ti -fi'lii I'lt 11-iihN, wliicll I li (ill. I o I Ik- 1 1 ad, it l l i I ii I i-x. 25,000 a o. i .i ii in i tm mid tir Milt- by (i. M.vKlll.K a I II, (Tb f( i or k ni hii. in it i i ll.M In !"(' a ikI inr kI lly (1. M.MillI K .t 1. JI'Olai our JlUxtriL Indiio nu iiti uu., i. II. re. I In our Mllilnuiv l-p:il I 11,1' III , Hill' llMfi'l-. fa 1,(1 1-UMl.ilnrH Will Ijii iKiiVliirml llixi We Intend lo iiimkii Cii'iitit. 1 i'M( mel Jon T.t hkIIik m, bv n'llln, Ciiihii -U aii HkM, or M Ins i'.t'lllllil will n nkti tin-in io i.nli i I sly in at a i lt- M.i IimIII H II II III- I .'- I l lir (bilifl. A H Kuiit ji. CJIii iim in i li ;t 1 1 I , i 1 1 i -v-ry love. I iii ixc VMlllHblH kill, hny i r i,i mire Ht Wlli In I'll! in:, w Ii li b H 'Mmi" Ii k i m il. Ii-tx i im to (.-! out it i.r-li r. m mi il.i- in i,i , v hi u i ol win k w 11 li i nil i inn in IIihii anv nllhi, Kvery AI hi'Ii lini Haira . led I -1 t-1 v . 1 1 - m--t ion, or tne uu m y rt-l i n.li .1. I 1 1 ( .' u I upwind. Twenty ileiecil lli-.y 'Jwim-I t1 iauiii-l, win I Ii l-i i't-iil -4, wli leli uu w 111 i ii I )OH(l Low at :;0e"nt r j'n il. - riirli HlilMlm aud ii-t r hiiiiit-lH oi IV fi i t-iii". uii-i'-i HllltM HI .1 Ih.nvi'lH In Kf nl VMimly. I ln behl li ii. I i-Immiu-mI llli-iilit-ia -ver -.l-l lit till -IIV. All til. Il Vllll"IV I.f HlniwM mid Imihi Ii.mi.Ih. (Ill birM miH k fl t'lulln and 4 iichiiiifij we will !' out at u 'X'ei'riljlo Isji;1 fltro lunnlcr t' iii-'ik" root i fur Hprln Wt- u, A rllllll l WIH K (Ii IMirill'MI If li.Hl.tl, III every j nl;ir l-mn-l, and it L Hih t IirlwM, tun ui wio n l iiiiiml ui hM'lm .h ri ;iwmiik '.'. 47 and 4l Mai n m i. . i. Ill Blltllt. IlK-y lllV9 Vt-l' llllliK to III, .uu the "outer" Meai'MUn Ji X.ilo Heaullftil and xr e-ihl i, nil of whit li wlb be Hold ax cbi i hi they i n be found any. wheie. ij,., lItUC GISTfl. dints i.ivti., Wliolrsaleiind K?lall Druzx - Inalt-r In Midiciiu l, J'aint, Oils, HrutKdi, ., 31 l. XT., Ii-U Kcn.d ami Third, I'.VMIlHVhltt, Jl,d. Ptirflrtilar Hf l-eut Ion lvt-n l t II JT1 N ti Wi;oniW i LAKH to any aim.. lUI WM. C. TU KNOCK & (UU, Gas and Steam ppo Fitters, Corner Pine and Flrit Flreetx. Civil h ald for old Co.jtr and Jli asa. -leali!n in ail klmlii if iiruaa Coom WhlMtlwa, and Hleain Oiukih, 1'arllouiaj atU-ntlon paid to repairing and adJuHtlii ttlaam Uaagua (JuuoMU

SAMUEL OI.K.