Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 April 1869 — Page 2

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.APiUL I, isa We were informed yesterday that Mr. Van Riper had secured the services of some thirty or forty of the ' Street Brigade " iu his ward. He is cojselou-i that the actual residents of the. ward ilo n it want him as their member of the Council, and therefore s jeks tr set their vrishe.i a'- naught by importing stransers in the ward to vote theiu down. This is pretty ro a ..jh. on the Third Warders. To have a mia who lin uo permanent h-jms in the ward fis-d upon them by iai; oriel vo'ers is adding iijiry to insult in ths most iJeGint maimer. We hope the honest and legitimate voters of the ward will put down this attempt to impose on them. The Strx-rt Brig.iiis. Our citizens have noticed for the pat weok a bi israde of some one hundred ai d nTty nien ostensibly at work cletnicg the streets. They also saw, if they read the Council proceedings of Monday night last, an appropriation d" nearly one thousand dollars to pay the said brigade. A large portion cf this lrge brigade are men imported iuto the city by the .Democratic mangers to vote at the coming election. Some of them have been identified as wood choppers irom Green liiver. The Superintendent of this gang regards it so good a joke that he coolly informs everybody who asks him any Questions about it that the raea wc-ro here to voto and must have something to do until the day of the election, to pay boarl. Good Democrats, as they witness their slow operations, tip each other a significant smile, as much' as to say " We have them now; that is the way to do it." " The tax-payers are a patient set of animals," so argues the Crescent Ciub, under whose auspices this wholesal-3 and unblushing importing is done ' and it makes na difference how we overreach them, they will be compelled to submit. Of course they will growl and squirm when it comes to paying the heavy taxes we impose on them, but what of that? If any of them bolt tiie ticket we have only to expend a little mora of their money in importing irresponsible voters from other localities to retain our power." We are aware that the club has much reason for its conclusions. The taxpayers are patient sufferers. Mayor Walk eh incrcjssi their taxes about .thirty three per cent., and now proposes to retain his power, to bleed them aaia tin's year, by importing strangers to oat vote them. But if all the tax-payers ia the city who were outraged by the tax levy of last year were to shko off the trammels of party and vote as their personal interests indi cite, then four or five street' brigades, such as are now idling away their time at the expense of the tax-payers upon our streets, would not be suffi cient to save Mr. Walker's adminis tration. The people, without respect tf) party, are satisfied that as a Mayor he is a failure, an 1 they are also as sured that n thin-r but a City Coun cil of the shrewdest business men to hold him in check will save the city from bankruptcy. And yet, many so thinking wiil vote to endorse Walker and encourage him in his course of folly, because he has lahelled himself Democratic. We are gratified to know that there are exceptions to this rule, but it is to take thj place of the exceptions that we have the street brigadi at work.. Wo think it strange if such shamefal and public efforts to prevent the people from regulating their own affairs in their ovu way. does not arouse aa indication that will strike terror to the hearts of those who seek to rule the people by the aid of stran gers imported into the city expressly to control the election, and whose expenses are paid out of the City Treasury. The hh4Dklln Hoys as Jokers ! All political campaigns have their humorous side. We noticed, yesterday, that - the S hank UN Bjys were the low comedians of the present canvass, and alluded to a sample or two of t h 2 i r wit. They are champion jesters cf the Van Hiper Ring. This morning we have another sample of their funny sayings. Wo think the specimen we copy below is rather superior to anything of the kind we have heretofore seen during the can vass. We copy it that our readersluay not be deprived of the good things which are daily dished out to the readers of the Courier: A AVORD TO THAT COMMITTEE. The "smelling committee" appointed by Messrs. Ileilman, Thayer, and the ex-Mayor commenced its in vestigations yesterdav. During the day Mayor W alker received several notes from the gentlemen composing the committee, asking for a memo randum book or his, which they sup pos?d would assist them in their efforts. It is gratifying to be able to state that these indignities were treated by the Mayor with the disdain which they bo richly merited. e buouiu like to know about what amount 01 reeneer, rhA wnilflm'n and those who appointed them, attach to the office of Mayor of Evansville, tnat they take upon themselves the omce 01 demanding, as rioht h opening of a book which does not ije oai 10 tne puDiic records We should like to know. t ;f they fully appreciate the exact inierence wmcn their conduct implies. D you really believe. Messrs. IloliitiL'sworth. Lemcke nmi Decker, that William II. Walker i dhhooest man? Are you prepared, as men of honest impulses vourselvea' to oneDlv avow such a sentiment a3 this.' Iryou are, let us hav? it with becoming candor, and we will meet i in a similar spirit. Ji jr. do not force the public, by such conduct as your notes of yesterday imply, to set you in the category with those who cou duct the Journal. You are, com

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men or noDor. nv ecu that repuwtioa nu-.vf" Mayor Walker had a charnc if ( ah n I.., in t ho . to h nro one of your number was lorn, and Ion? years before two .of you were known in Evansville at all. Be assured that.you cannot injure him. Be careful that you do not injure yourselves. "During the day, Mayor Walker received several mtes 'from the gentlera.n composing the committee, asking !Vr a memorandum book of his, which they supposed would assist them iu their efforts." By referring to the report of the committee, it wiil be feen that thr "Memorandum Bj ik" called for by the committee was the City RyLter of Binds, and the book cont lining the Account of the Street Improvements. ' Does Mr. Walker intend appropriating these b;oks to his own private use? It would seem so, if we are to bilieve the Siianklin Boys. It' we remem ber rithtiy, the Mayor has cstablishel a precedent for himself ia appropr'nting' official books for private use. We published, our readers will recol lect, several . months ao, some facts showinz.that His Hon)? on on-s occa sion, after - being paid by the county for making out a Real - Estate Regis ter, at tiie expiration of his term of office appropriated it to his own pri vate use as a real estate atreut and dealer. It would freem from the statement of the Suanklin Boys that His Honor regards the Register of the City Bonds and Street Im provements as "private memorandum books," which do not belong to the public. Indeed, the Shankxin Boys boldl' assert that these books do not belong to the public records. Is it not alarming, when a city oifieial decides that the public records are his private memoranda books, aad refuses to let the people scj them? These books, which, th cii.vNKLiN Boys say, are Mr. Walk es's private memoranda books, were i i the office of the City Clerk, among the other records of the city, when Mr. Walker was elected Mayor. By what ruht has he abstracted them from their proper place? Does h intend to restore them to the city, or is it his intention to file them with the County Register of Real Estate as valuable additions , to his private lib; ary? This is a serious matter. The tax-payiug voters will do well to imiuiro into and think about it. The Suanklin Boys inform Messrs IIollinqswortii, Lemcke and Deck eij, that they are " comparatively youug men, yet, and have .hi, herto had the reputation of bei:;g men of honor," and exhort3 them not to soil vhat reputation now. The Suanklin Boys furthermore inform these gentlemen that they cannot injure Mayor Walker, but may injure them-elves We know that it has been fartkeat froai the inteations of the gentlemen compiling the investigating committee to injure Mayor WalkEit. Wo also know that they were utterly astounded at his refusal to let th?m see the Records of ihe City, which he had carried off to his private office. Up to that time they l.aJ evcr confidence in his integrity, and thought if there was anything svrong it was to be attributed to his inexperience in the management of corporation as largo as our own. Mayor Walker's conduct is, however, calculated to arouse the gravest fii-pieiona as to his integrity as a public officer. If his transactions are all straightforward and honest, why hould he shrink from a most rigid investigation? "The righteous are bold s a lion." It is the wicked that flee. We think the SilANKLIN Boys ou(rht to commit that little verse in Proverbs fur their next Sunday School lesson. We fear, however, that they have long since discardad Sunday School instructions, or they would not be eo reckless and regard less of truth in their assertions. ( We piesume, notwithstanding the om nous warning ot the mianklix Boys, that the Investigating Com mittee wiil go on with its work, and hew to the line, let the chips fall where they may. Periodicals. Packard's Monthly for April, is an excellent number. We give the contents as follows: Curiosities of Death, by N. S. Dodge; Boardiug House Experience in New York, by Fannie Benedict; In the Rifle Pits, by J. Franklin Fitts; Oe and Twenty, (poem,) by J. Soule Smith; Who Are the Angels? by James Appleton Morgan; The Late Hon. Robert M. Charlton, by Lewis Gaylord Clark; Education as it Should Be, by Horace Greeley; A Plea for Spendthrifts, by Junius Henri Browne; Practical Re ligion, by Oliver Dyer; An Open Latter to Mark Twain, by J. B.; What Does It Matter? (poem,).by Win. Andrew Sigcuruey; A Woman's Pro-test Against Mr. Dyer's Love-test, by " One Who Loves;" To-Day and ToMorrow, (trio,) music by J. G. Clark; Editorial Department Booth's Reci tation of the Lord's Prayer ; How to Use Friends; Mr. Lincolu's Elucition; Our Maimed Boys in Blue; The President's Difficulties ; ' The Magazine; Our Correspondents; Books and Things. Our Boys and Girls. This clever periodical of which " Oliver Optic " is editor contains some splendid sto ries for the little folks. The follow ing is the table of contents of the last number: On Time; or, The Young Captain of the Ucayga Steamer Chapters I. and II. (illustrated by J.J. Harley) by Oliver Optic; The Story of Minnie, by Mrs. J. G. Austin; Our Picture Gallery XIII. The Inauguration of Grant; Poetry Suppose by Alice Cary; Ominal Dialogue A Grecian Bend by Geo. M. Baker; The Play-Ground Our National Game Velocipedes ; HeadWorkRebuses, Enigmas; Our LetterBae Answers to Correspondents ; Editorial Stamps The Lady-Bug.

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always aeeeptaMe. The contents of , . ?; - ,.a. le -t--..n.Kwi n iuiwiis Doubles and Quits, a Comedy of Errors, Part IV.; On Army Organization ; Cornelius O'Dowd, My Will and Testament Tips The Turco-Creek Affair; In-Life ani in Deaih, a Page of Family History; The Pulpit of the Olden Time; O, why should a Woman not get a Degree?; Vapours, Fears and Tremors; Mr. Gladstone and Disestablishment. Apology. K'iitoia J on r lift! : I have compos id the following sim ple staDzas under the most horrible circumstances, and I earnestly request you to permit their insertion in your paper as a personal service to me, and to scores of others who, like me, have undergone the iniquitous oppression of the present police management of this city. The wealthy and influential are either exempt from such wrongful inflictions, or can easily obtain redress and satisfaction; whereas, such as I am, have to appeal to the public through the press for aid and protection: the press which after all is reilly the scourge of ty rants of every description. The heartless may placidly sneer and say "served him right, let him behave himself" but to such I have but one reply, to-wit.: "Take care good man that the house in which you are living is not a glass one." Hie . Vrlsuner's Laiurnt. A BALLAD BY THOMAS MCAVOY. AiR Wearing of the Green. I was placed in Kvansvilie lock-up. For simply getting tight. And distr acted with bad liquor I thought to have a fight; Nothing human sHod before me, jNaunt save a cotiee-pot, Which, in a frenzied transport, 1 demolished on the spot. The turnkey iu afiright, awakened by the din. And armed with a ' oilly," Came -wildly rushing in, Sayiug, " Why is a 1 this rumpus, And what are you abaut? Come, come, my man, I'll lis you, Were you fifty limes as stout " In a filthy c?ll he put me, Which contained u lousy bed', Then left rne Willi the wildiie.-s That possessed my throbbiug head; -Enraged with lurious fancies, I the filthy blanket Keize, And in a trice I hang it Where Its vileness taiuts the breezo. I, crazad and weary, fell upon the bed, And soundly slept till rnoruiiig dawned. When I awoke with dread; The dirty blanket met my view The hateful bt'd I saw, And both down on the pavement threw The people's gaze to draw. Captain Cochran inched up to me, And took ine dowa below, And chained me to a rin- bolt, Fur ereiUu! such a fthowr; I suffered thia kiud treatment Daring a day aud night, And b;re it as a cousequenca Of getting madly tiyut His Honor Nathan Wiilard, Wisa, sober. Just and tru--. Well prompted by Kd. Martin, Knew the work he had to do. The pri. ner pleaded guiity, Aud Cocnrau told his t-ile. And as he never pays a fine, The prisoner went to jail. The worst part of my punishment Was Witlard's stern reproof. Though I wihh IfVd take the censure For his own usta and behoof ; lie and bis two supporters Are offenders wese than i; Auddty need renrmiti.', If decent they would die. That coffee-pot and blanktt. They haunt me day and nlnu? And reproach mo for the folv Of geltiug ruadiy light: Captain Cochran swears he.' I kill ine IJFor using up his thingsB.it puts Into his pocket What his prison charges brings. In thia loathsome den I've witnessed Hi jts too horrid to indite, Auc'. grieve that man's b irhailty Altai us so shocking hig'ut ; T.s ever so when l ower is lodged In whom the brute prevails 'Xwas this made Wirz the monstrous curse Of .Southern traitors' jails. Starvation, vermin, odious smells, Drive sleep from every eye, Aud were your iilnes dangerous, You would, unpitied, die; From callous hearts these horrors No sympathy invite, Unfeeling folly laughs at woe, Aud dances with delight. In this dismal cell I langui-ih, A prey to Cochran's spite, Witn no solace in my anguish Or argument of right; But Wiilard, Cochran, Martin, The end is drawing i.igh, Aud when A pi it's votes are counted We'll bid all three good bye. Now, citizens of Kvansvilie, You've heard my artless tale. The manner f my puuishiueot, And wherefore I'm in jail; In reading it pray don't forget The tyrants named throughout, And when you vote iu April, Be mre and vote them out. 13 Pt. I. El.S I s-'S.-iKirv-.-i Over First National Bank, Corner Slain and First Strecis, Evansville, Iud JLxJL ous Gum Work, Gold. Silver, Vulcan ite, Coral ite, and Amber Plates, Carvfcc Work, Artidcia' Talates, Ate. ADMINISTRATOR of Nitrous OxlsJ' (an excellent and safe aniesi-hetic), Ciih roform, Kther, aiid also several local par lyzers. NEURALGIC Affect ions treated. MY FACILITIES aro as sood and in establishment as large (consisting of rxvi rooms) as any in the United blates. 1 RETURN MY THANKS for the ej. tensive patronage received duriug the pft tfilOHT Y KA. its. ldChJi LAW CAIiDS. W. P. HAKGEAVE, ATTORNEY lit LAW. Office on Third Street, In Washington House Block. Will practice ; e various Courts ol the Circuit. Prompt attention to orace business devttm B. L. D. GCTFY, " ATTORNEY AT LAW, ' MOROANTOWN, KT., Will practice in the counties of Bntier, Warren, Muhleuburg, Ohio, and McLean, prompt attention given to the collection Of claims. References Wheeler & Riggs, Hollinr' worth & Bro., Chas. Babcock & Co. Upci

BUILDERS' EMPORIUM,

Water, Bet. Locust and Walnut Sts., EVA NSVILLE, INDIANA. JF TOIT ARE KITILmXO, OK IS. TEND TO BUILD, call at their Mammoth WareliOUMO and look at tbeir IMMENSE STOCK, An you cm set all yonr wants pnpplied. They propose to furnish everything required in Building, just as your fancy dictates, from Com mo u to the most elaborate i mors. Sash. Blind!-. Mouldings. Braeiiets, Window and Door Frames, Flooring, hinjjles. Lath, Sash Piimtd and Glazed, Window (1hss of all sizes. Paints. Oils. Turpentine and Varnishes, Pntut Varnish, and v.rt ite-wash Brushes, Lime, Ctineut, au'.i Plaster. Nuis and Builders nardware. Of ftverv description. Iloofina Slate. With a full stocx of large siza Glass, singla and double Btrengin. Evan Celebrated Marbl end Slate Kante's and Enameled Grates. SeTi' JVK AT TIIE Ill'IL.nfcliS Vy FMPOKIUM samples of hlate ml Uihl Mant.ftlsM.nd Enameled Urate's, and are prepared to furnish anything required In that line, and invito alt wto .isU t; purchase to call and loon a' our pamp f s. We thintt they will be pleased, psirticulaily s to puces, when they taKe a iook. BABuOCK. & STKteLK, Water St., bet. Locust, aud Walnut, fe24 F.vausviile, lnd Jiit Wha1; You Want. WE HAVE I.V S'fOKB. TIIK Following, in prime condition, which is oiler d to t oe trade: 2i barr- is Jowls, iu brine; 7.15 Hams, in bulk ; tO tieret s No. 1 kettle rendered Lfird ; 2." kejs No. 1 kettle-rendered lard; 50 bags Potatoes; & bags Oa!s; 40 b fc-i Iledtop :eod: 25 barrels choice Family Flour; 2a barrels extra White Wheat Klour. BABCOUrv fc srEKLH, Water St., bet. Locust and Vlnut, F.VHnsville, Ind. fell Builders' Jimporium. Sale of Unclaimed Goods. fO WUtl.ll IT MAY COSCKK.V) X Notice is hereby given that all unclaimed t oods left at the Builders" 1-Jmporium, Water iStreet, bet ween Loenstand Wamut, Evansville, Indiana, and. remaining on hand one year, will be sold at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, at the Auction Room of Hiram Nelson, Esq., Locust Htreet, opposite the Post-Ofilce, oa the 4th day ot Aiay, lsuy. A list of tiie goods can be seen by caliiug at t he Builders' Emporium. BABCOCK & STEELE. February Sd, 18U9. d2m. ' Rope Mouliings. W O V L. I i' Vlt II I'CLARIiT merchaiittt to an invoice of lioDe Mould lugs just received at the Builders' Emporium a new article, never before otl'ered In this market, and Just the thing, combining beauty, durability, and economy in a lcmai kable degree. B VBtOoiC K STEELE. Water Street, bet. Locust aud Walnut, feli) Evansville, Ind. GOO Barrels Lima. "?rri: iz tvt: jist buckiveo a 'if llat-boit load of Lime. It is or tiie largest barrels, best cooperage, aud perlectly splendid. Send your orders to the 1 i u i At o r s ' K m po r i u m BaucOCK & STEELE. Water St., bet. Walnut and Locust, Dili 12 Evansville, Iud. Oats and P tatoes. tt-TTK HAVE IS STOKE THE FOI.Vv lowing, in prime condition, wmcu is oiR-rea to toe nwue: loj bush, choice PeacLblow Potatoes, at 7oc! ,ht bu-hel ; .00 bus'iels cho'ce Nortiiern Blue Pota tot's, l 70c per bnshel ; .SOi) liav.s ciioice Black Seed O ils; SAl bushels vnoicit W hue Seeds Oats. BABCO.K i &! LE, Water Stieet, ii -lwten Locust ana Walnut, Evausviile, looiaua. mh'22 (successors to .Steele & Trible,) MANrTACTUKEiW OF AND DF.AI.ltKd IM Su&;, lloors, Siinds, Fraiacs, MOULDINGS, &c. All orders for work in the Building lin are promptly attended to. We keep eonst.autiv on ti;r.l alt kiiui of LUM KKK, PIN IS and POPLAR FLOOh l.NO. W HATH ERBOA R tU SO. &tt. Scroll Saving of every description ai.. Ores.-;mg ot Lumber done to order. Factory at the oid siaud of HU-ele i Trible, hecoiiil St., bet. Chestnut aad ( bcrrj EVAMSVlLIJC, Inb. apll dtf ' CAED. In retiring from the above yrrtnershlp 1 de.sire to return my t hanks tZl iny lritndk wtro iiave favored me v;iiu business, aud would ask their continuance wit h tbe ucfirm. J AJiES .-STEELE. Evansville, Jan. 29. iXSim SWANS0N & SON, Wholesale aatl Ktall Dealers in 3?xiscja x,xjjVi:betr Sniagles, Lata, Doors, and Sash. Also, a lar;;e assortment of Allegheny CL ica;o, and Toledo Lumber and Flooriua, Dressed and Uuuressed, on hand and foj sale. Extra' Sawed and Shaved Pint Shingles, eighteen inches long. We respectfully solicit the citizens ol F.vansville to give us a call and examiuf our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Yard on Water Stkekt, (Opposite Laruasco Wharf), Evansville. Ail orders promptly attended to. may 23 diiui I.IUi IS 13 K T,I7 JIi; K U I rWiilK M. JiS UtStKK l'.M'i:l!KS the Lumber Business at his old stand at the corner of Main and Seventh Streets, and would respectfully iuform the public that his stock is larjje and second to iod in the assortments, embracing Pine ot ' thicknesses and quality, from the nice Third Common ISainaw Board up 1 Three-Inch First Clear Plank. Also, 500 LOORd of various thickneet I and styles, and IO.OOO LIGHTS. Window Ss;h, Pine and Poplar Shinglt 3 and 4 -feet .LaUh, Mouldings, Casings tiuarter-Round, &., Ac. orders from the country, river or laL fllled promptly. Bv-21 diiin JOHN F. GLOVER. WILLIA3I HLXJISJSJTj, SIAKtJFACTBRKR OF Sash, Doors, Biiads, Friiineg, &c. and Dealer in Pina and Poplar Lumbar, SMngles SISIN, FLOOKIXfi, AC. OfHce and Factory, Corner Fifth and ffalnw Hireett. Evansville, Ind. Orders from abroad promptly attended to. mal8dtf Burtsn's Tobacco Antidote Vv'abs inte: to nr.sorK all pf.sirh tok Tocacc i' -f'.' rcy-r !;V and htirml-xw. It ptrijt and ri'irhrs l!w bl'l, i.ivifjormes tbe !.Tsicat, puoM-s preat iymih'V ie.iuihci:!Ti po-A-er, is yu exvUcnt lfic nd iipi-jli-V, L.i;ii):-s the sremnoh to digest tl.c Zieflrtic.t f t.l. nVm sK-cp rel'rchiuu:, sud tsiahlisjs robnxt r.oatt'ii. riaAvs crvi cliewers for sixty yrars rvrt't. rru- Ki.'ttcen'.a per box. An iuu-i-esiii.'jr fc:ze on ite i:ijurioae:rv-isof tnh.-tcco, -wi'.h litis of ;i iitH':iiils i--f-crcuLes, eic.ET free. Ap-ents wantyf. .ldics Xhii. X. R. Abbott, Je.i ,- Ci:y, J. TETIMONIAts. PoT-s-'?.:fi temiroxf.-l rerreil hosotBurf fft&'tial cure. S. tiaUAi., CounTlou, Iliu rShOH .'o., O. Fhoh Tin C S. Tn?virKr, S'ermy's (!''. V)nst zeiul a supply of tho AirriDOTtX The en rrixtti Liu Uu its icork C!U-LT. o. T. Kugab. fif inllil?!!-e here having bi cured of llie ep4.!ils for tohneco hy Ji-iin Dr. BcrtoV Ami'iote, ne(lun a i.l.v for pri?)".ers of h it mien. jiMKi'U iliYo, Atrdf..f -Ji. n. State PriVrm. A Blixss's TetiwS-. rT.urlnn"s Autidote f luua'jeo h:i ' ai'mpl iitl nil rtuiiS.'i for it. V.'. ilissyt Sm. lia.ik.Vew Albany, Ind. A CLKR(3TMAS'sjrt:sTifyv. OsioCnioF ASTIDOTI carod my b.ctUeryiad mysolf. It slvV tailh. - Ker. I. JrV. SaOKMAKeu, Kellt;y station, Ta. F)- THt! Vvrr. IlFAtiqrjABTi!I5, i,TVf. MAfS-hnt-f ffuirtC'l 'rry-Tir.e pirnln of rt'.h irt thrStftimilhf by uii'.!; Dr. nrtrai'a Antidote, and all desire fnXtobacco i rtmoved. Wa. L. Wjt, J a. FROW tilt fOTTTH'JRW TToKK JoCBXAL. B-tlTIMORE, Sin. IiCiTL of liurlon's Antidote rtmorrd al Jfirt fr Ihrxeed from me. 1 take pleasure ia nt.-orjtiTii.itd;t ug it to srti our renders. T. V. 8i.atk, Eili ' FOR SALE BY IL DRUGGISTS. e Trademark 5 Copyrighted.

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. No. 136 31a I n Himet. J A. XL ES C H. OFTS v-jtah osr iiaki. A!j is rojrj2 stantly receiving, a well selected stoctc of Fancy and Staple Groceries, Country Produce, tc, Ac. A good variety of EARLY POTATOES, for seed ; - Fresh WHITK LIME; Fresh HVPRAULIO CEMENT; which will be sold at the lowest market rates. -Also, NEWBURG COAL at lie. $ bush All goods delivered to any pait of the city free of charge. mhlO dtf LOW PRICES PREVAIL AT THE CASH HOUSE, No. 73 Main Street. rbi BfSHEI.H K4UI.T ASB Uyll Late POTATOES comprising ine loilowiug kinds: Early ItO-e, Karly Croodrich, Winte wprouts, wi Ite Neshannnrkd. t.'aliforniaM. Priuc;i Alberts. Harri son, Pink-Kves, tnd Pt acu-alows ail of which we oner hi rt-tiucsa prices. ' uiLill VICK-tUY BBOS., 7i Slain St, HKUISE EARI.T KOSE I'UTA. TO F.s can now be had at i iN'E- m ALF 'ItiE PRICE the were quoted at In the American Agriculturist for Al arch. Now is the tin. e to get thm very valuable Potato iow. II e turn rant tli'in pure. iuU20 VICKEBi' BiiOS 73 ilain St. rTAM ATI i:CGt.-We are eellin A IOL I Bacou Hams at reduced prices; aiso, 9. ood supply of Iresh mh20 VICKfcltY BKO., 7d Main fc St. rJtKSII ItUTTKK. 500 pounds Just received a nd for sale by iuhLW VicKKBV BHOS.. 73 Maiu Bt. BHESSni I'ULTKY.-A good sap- - ply at U1U20 VICKERY BROS., 73 Main St. 2 For sale at inti20 VICKEKY BU'JS., 73 Main St, fi 51 K.4 1. B. T. Babbil t's best New York j Soap at I'm. a bar, at mh20 VI'JKEUy BUoS., 70 Maiu St. If F.W S I Sugars declined aeain S" to near the oid prices! For the proof call at mhiO VICKERY BROS., 73 Main St T" A KT CA HUIA 6KS.-A gre) t variety J of new styles enaage i for llieoomlua tteason. We live gou into this branch of ttie trade larg ly, anu hope to be able to fall all orders, -wtiolesaio or retail, at very low cash prices. mh20 VIUKKRY BROH., 73 Main St. J. C. PUiOUCHKT. JT. P. PTTSOUCH KT J. C. DUSOUCHET & C0 COTTOS FACTORS, Produce and Provision LlerchanL'i, SO SOiiXU WATSB 8TSEET, EVANS VI LL E, INU. Orders and consignments solicited. el ISAA HKMASN. BAV HKlKiP x. fife i. iii;LA?i.v, Wholesale Dealers in GROOERI K S Foreign a,ui VonifMie Liquort, NAJ LS, COTTON YARNS, liLASHVAKf 4C, 6m ., Ii'cs. 60 tad 1,2 Mala Street, Between Second and Third, EvAN$vixm, li. FISH DEPOT. ovii dtf CMAiiLES VIELE & CO., II I K H A a J3 GROCER UOVTHVTEST OOEHBSi First and Sjcamcre Strrt, EVAUBVixi.. Inn. autfdtf. . ELECTION K01IOE. State of Indiana, l Vanderburgh County, J00' T7te State vf jndiana to the Sheriff of Van aerburah County, Grrcli mi : T NitK. NtiLi-:M., Clerk of the ia Vanderburgh Circuit Court, do herc- , by certify to the Sheriff ot caid county what ollicers are to be elected tor the several townships in siid county, at the usual places of holding elections, on the first Monday in April. lt.S. to wit: For Pigeon Township: One Justice of the Peace, four Constables, one Trustee. For Knight Township: Two Justices of the Peace, two Constables, one Trustee. For Scott Township: One Justice of the Peace, two Constables, one Trustee. For Centre Township: Two Justices of the Peace, two Constables, one Trustee. For Oerman Townsiiip: Two Constables, one Trustee. For Ferry Township: Two Justices of the Peace, two Constables, one Tiu-tee. For Uniou Township: Two Justices of the Peace, two Constables, one Trustee. For Armstiong Township: Two Justices of ttie Peace, two Constables, one Trustee. And the Sheriff of Varderburgh Coutitv is hereby directed to (jive legal notice of such election, iu conformity with the btat-ute-iu such case made aud provided. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my ha:td nd aliixed the s?al of said Court, at Evansville, this tith Ihv of March, 18ti9. S SORKN.SON, Cltrk. I, Jacob H. Miller, Sheriff of Vanderburgh County, State of Indiana, do hereby certify that the toreguing is r. true copy of the original on file i this ofli e. Witness iny hand and seat, thia 8th day of March, IStiS. SEAU J.H.MILLER, Sheriff Vanderburgh County. mhlO diwtd I WANT My friends and the public to know that I have embarked iu the Paper Business, at Bocker fc Morten and S. N. .Docker's old stand ; that To keep on hand a good assortment ol articles In my line TAPER FLOUR HACKS, WRAP BAGS, WRAPPING PAPKR, MANILLA, JKA,k TISSUJS PAPER, LOTH A NO A4 TTERN PA PER, WA LL. PAt ER, DECORA TIONQ, WJNDO W BLINDS. E1XTITRKSI. Ac, Ac, &o. ; and that I DOi'T INTEND To Bell goods at less than cost, or even at lu.i uguru, ii x can avoid li, MY HOPE IS. That, while I give satisfaction to those who trade with me, tue returns for my Investment of money and labor may not be uns&iHsiuciuxy io mysetl. JOHN WYMOND, 11 South First Street. de!5 dtf Kvansvilie. Ind.

E I T Z E'A-N E IT , , r Crescent : JFVHimir.y, Corner of Canal and Ingle Sts., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, '(".- Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS " ' t ' .. Portable Circular Saw Mills, ' AND . Machinery of every Dcstrlftion DKAI.RRS IX BELTING, STEAM GA UGERS, FIRE MUCK, VR O UGU T 1R ON PIPE, Ac, A c. Rspairicg doae at SLort Notice. Also agents for ' StiUwell's Patent Feater and Lime Catcher. nov7 ly sciiutrzK, J 7 T . kCO. Mann 'T! u i rt nd flulidera '! gtenra gKiruliit' Oircalnr. Suv mi.: Grist HQ-1 Sugar Mills, Tonacco iswcru M.iromliif: M u.dii;-H, Diiit.ilieryaiid fii-ing Mxca'uftry, Malt i: tllf; Corn liieilTS, Fronts, eii.-ir Orates, VOM & DHASS CASTINGS. Of every description, i.tf ry oTall kinds Mr.deand Repaired DoaJera iu Uf-itltifr, Fire Brieitfi, .'-l. aiii Uaif,wi, and ittnt iron i'lpc'S. Old iinturlsl: bonjht 'fm have the facility of tiie best Mail .iiy;nnl Workmen, and -.vlil nlve ail f-i yiitruittd to us our individual ntt'ui1 a, ftil orders promptly, warrant our urtf, itid chaise leasoiiHbie pric-s. D(iU'i Foundry , corner of First and it Slro-lK, Kv-s uKv ilie, Jnd. tl. B. A"o: hnu.n setit to all partii to fit lp '(rnri anil do i-fiiairing. : j22:ui MCHOLTZF. TKOMAN 4 CO WTLLIAM HEILMAN! (.'iuccwiKir to Kratc A Hellia it A. Manufacturer and Balidcr ol FOP ABLK AND HTATIONAKT TEAM ENGIMSS AND K0ILSHS SAW AND Git 1ST I ILL MACHINERY, TaresMug Kaciincs, Ooltsin and Tobacco I'fx; CIR C ULAR SA W JlILLli, " Ao., Ac, EVANSVILLE. IND. SHBKTlBON and Coppxb Work nvwe ir order on short notice. . 1 . IKON AND BRA 83 CAUTIAJd of eveiv description. Dealers In Hteam Ganges, fJnm K.!l'r, Fire ilrlctts. Wrought Iron Pipes. iloiLii'i Cloths, i-c., at manufacturers' prirpje. I REPAIRING done at short notice. raft

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I O 53 St tr. 7" COAL! COAL! Tlavimr lesiimrd mv fmnicr lnMin-M, I would lioi-f tjy )tii. rni my oin patroiiK and tint puhii! i' nerally 1 lint I ru prepared to deliver WOOlf IlLli'.A'ii CilAI, ,,ti short nolle Coul in etllc'iirt mud r pm rr vmeit onlvr- o,. A'ent for the cclebrit lei PARADINK CO A L. JC.'H. T1IO. t AH. Office in Amerl(tnu lloiw, nov4 dly MM.MHMManMMMn.MMWiei Western Crewerj, Manufurf urrH nf Lager Bior, Aie, and Porter, Iu barrels, Jial f-barrels, kins aud hot . les. OITH'E-S-.. Ht MAI.V ST., E VANS VII. LE, INDIA NA . hov7 ly ' 1 nil) T in' i ! mm Mini i ill -r " " "" ' BLITHE IlYNrX, ximnix i; y-at -1. r. liFFIC'K TllliU) BTltKKr, In WALKKU;- Bl'1 1.U1 N 1. novl 1 ly TEAL). P. Gll S JN & 10., 3 t xio. fa:toi;s. Cvm'n anil Eorieorilinrj Agf:, jjj And A gi-nts fjr p Atlantic irenr-Veln n r.allwiiy EAST WEIGHT I. IN', So. 18 orlli Wtii-r K;rtn, ; f'A AV 1 'J I. L E, J.Vi TA XA , Sk;jt or nit-; Cotton Iui.k. riovUCm S. E. G 1LHERT A- CO., WHOLESALE (jllOCI-ltS, No. 31y.Nortii;;Firat :-tro ;t, EVANSVILLE, JNDIANA. A full stork always li.-.d a 1 1 1 for sale at Hie low l i i.-hK-t puces. iiovlJl.iii WIIOLKSALK GlIOUKHS, Cor. First audSjrc.imora St., I ' EVANSVILLE, TND. novll ly C. DECKER & ti'.m, Maun (net iiri-i.H of I-:LL1 i'T'-i l'ATK.NT .St'CTlON-, FMP.CK, m l ANTI-Kltl'ZINO 1"U.:P. W'ir. raaii'J. Can be iv"d In any depth of well. A Iso Wholiwn.lt in an ii i act urn s of wi a i s pump xtn . ;;;;. I 14 ! I f ft X t STH t.i'.t , novilly EVAS IV ll.hi:, I A' P. 7; H f'orii cr .1? A I "N A- 'I'll It l M ... "5 kvansvii,:,!:, j:ha.m. V; Itoolt-JtCcp'ni, I't-nhiiin'.Mp, ! nd M h'Mtiat -w m i(is !-j)ccl'i I ti s. isessloii b lli ilny mi i cvi'ii'.ii.;. f For clrcul.ti's, uivlu-r tcr::i :, Ac, 5 M or speciineiis of l'fitma iihii! , h 1-1 ? dres tVlXIA AUI.EM.lt, '"Z, novll ly ; J'r-.i.rii-!oi-s. 4 ..ni. i4:mmw HMwir.iwiMMnvi (The pui e:-t oi 'rTf(l!fln;tl Uitit's .t ! rxij'.lt Otli, f'-- ' hi- !! Ti u--i's. wiipj'ortvi-s. i;-!ii.ti!.f--:md f-h'iuldi r th'.i' -Ii.'- hi M 11 soit.'d htoiut ill lii!4 I'.lv-i-.r ,il, ,ow ii S ii I. A l-.PFI :it':-. UoV.'S Mi. c. 11. nmimwiiiA Evansville, Indiara. Office on HKCONH y-TV.Ki.T, U-t.S .Main and Lx i UUAY'H UI o Z7 ly )C!C (-( .-o Dr. J. O. Iiicrbowcr, 1 s Jvfn a i ;.- ia ' - OjJIeeSo. I Fi It T ST., RiUfrn "faei a. id I.urn-.r Te:idi'i his profi--- loirs I rvl-1'1 to tin- citiZ'.-tifc ii KviJiu.ville rnnl vicinity. Ad m i n i-dr r N 1' rous )x Ide linsln lievi le .ii)u in t-xtniul jn let Hi ocjii uly Wh're. in the. p'nee (,, gt't a nice Sign infi -.1 li'j; .1.1' ... :r.-ij-I everyhody did n't Icnum lhatOSBORNE a BSCKSI-: "V ( n do the veaffst and L at it' n l in the city A iiotM hiODIAM COAL XiM;-, J0ILV INGLF, JR., & ti'O.V, ."'riiiuh'tiir. Ti 1: :-... a :-t 1 1 si t f Truss IepclJ Ev;.n:-vll!e I hav e Jn.-t fit" d up 11 1 00111 over try (tore l r liftion 1 11 Tin . m v.'hh'h I now lisv the l.iifn, -si unit Jlrxf iSilivlel filork fur i.hi'd r-11. Yuvll.it, n.i Atlnils. ('.ill anil h' I.tt you; si-iv ut. Ii II I.AKI'KK.'i'.Iiriiz :i:.d 1 uiii-) u .- N.re, Cciini r M:mii and r -nid Hn-il-111I1.O I Ii. J. fcUiUr.i'rLUS ma Reliable Dn;,; i-iar?, g Where run lit. nil tlrn--s I (llhe liirill-r-t tO.KO!. HlC 1t in td in Hi---t ule, coiisi i ti of mi i-ti rn ty ol jtli (!, I'd 11. n it ;. . L!.'!l, '.. I !' :--i , ' -i. - ,A- '!., mid A nicl n 11 tl I ' t In no t, l.'i lcf-ii--., ! 1 1 1 1 1 v : 01 1. ! l l , i M i -.' '11 I ' I t 1 r. (i id Block til t- j 'ti 1 'in ol ;tl 1 ;r;i.-.U's, li.' JOHN IVIXHON, BitAS FG'JNDltil AUD kUilSUZll, MunuMcttiM-r and lu;d..r in Ktesm and ater Omiikch, )-pi li. r a.,,l lu.lioltt ilctul, iiuii a H i 1 . , rM-.p,T. taming to a Hs rcuiuliy. t!i VT A Mi t.M;,At HLACk-Wal.-r Rtrt t i, ik J. i ine hihI tfv f. KVANSVI LLK, IX 1. Cash paid for.old Copper i.u 1 liras

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'JO A Ml ZJuuntvy 4TIcrc!jaM!s, Bin IN FOH 1 VVc offer o ir en 11 re nlock of X . lit, X) 7 Tl. Z ( nth 17, :iiU, Lv.t AT ( all I. Li I IhiuIou at FRED. P. ST0AU0 & CO., So. 71 Unlii html, in ivi i:n m.om am Tiiiiti. I in iii.i I ii VA. S. SONN'FAl He vo.9 i3iiou:rri:iCM HARDWARE, Cl'.ILIOHY' GUNG AMD P13TOL3, Itinni ntr Hi Jlccluuilcs Tools We linvc r. 1110 e 1, M nee (he di-slrurtlon of our stof't by lire on the 21t of Dixwin. bi-r, to n- old L ii-wentlnil Mmid, at t!n Cot in r of Find, an 1 Main HI 1 et tit, and hu ve now in store ou t of the most m ' tt :ork4 of ('"id iu our line Hint can l f jund in Hie '"l, port lmi-cd on R diiil in a rli . lor !" I f . find H1 he i frcfd Io tlu (rude ft t fciifil prices us I'll 11 out fi.ll to (ihju'mis toe buyer. Lava no Oid Stock! Vt 0 kni 1 oods H ro 111 1 in j: n 11 a jv 1 j 1. 1: A Ti, J 11 t fiol I 111 I;t.)i,.,, t oiler -l -i lal liulin',ii UU mi T;il! ;i!id I'oiKi't tiillcry; Chains, Harr.os, and Collars; Axe, Hoes, t CitKS-ct Fans; m:u-ii:' in icmv'Ai:.:. ti:: 33 a in stuf.e:t. Jm'.'H lA'ANHVlLLi:, IND. 4t, .ZUWl'UAZY. SIS.YKflWA I f. cons niTi itou r, IK y.HH IN Wafelies. Jewelry. Mlverwjne, iSj eLtadr's, Llf tkn, PJ atcd Ware, C.ULli I'KN'H, Ai',, Al (hi: v iy losvi-st I-:."(-rn prlcuw. SoSiil Siheruare & Jcvtt Iry Made to order. S'lK'rliil iillenlion tclvm to rej ulrln:; fine WtfK'liCS. A (too 1 stock of A 1 s i ' r s : :a Vj tvli vh A.wu1 on hand. I fel 1 ill, in J o o I. F. SANS0M & CO., Oem-ral IicuVm n ('OA L, and Ar nt lor t he ci it Imtli-d A I KJlltl K ( ' A L. All Mll'14 HOC llllllllltHi Wlttl llHi t'll will he iioi lplly atl(-ml.., m, Pt ihoiis AViHhlui lo ciititnirt fin j hravy Ihwihk ol the rler i-an In 111 0111 IikiiIiiIi-.i, I lit, propi li loi h hav iiiir roniri.l of lljo fcu iLi low-l-oal l.i.hl l I I n 1 loll. i,i!iC"-Ao. ft fircimit Strrrt, l,i Iwi i 1, Mam and Locust, i.vuiihMi if, ind. A noM'l dly

I4MI1''. tit IAl ItOI'N, I'cct ifn-1 s of Hi li-hniled WAHAHIl VAI.LKY, LMJAL IDNIiLH and XX. WHJ-iCV, A'.d LUtlliein of Coloijue Hplrlui, .. u s Aui.v Miitii:r. LVANSV1L.LE, Is,,