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

PUBLISHED KY TllK KVAXSVHiLK JOURNAL COMPANY, So. 6 Locust Nr-tt. KvmtMvillc.

FEID Y APRIL 2, lNM. Stand Aside, White Men ! Let 'it not be forgotten that Mr. VAN RrPER discharge! ni less than seventy or eighty white men and j women in lSl!5 in order to give their situations to negroes. White laborers ought to remember that fict when they go to the polls ou Monday. The Two Tickets. Wc have demonstrated, beyond all further controversy, that Mayor WAlKEtOs administration of the afxiirs of the city, during the past year, has been irregular, contrary to law, and recklessly extravagant. His ioconipetency'is now relH and known of all men. Without attacking his motives, or a??ailine his integrity other than as an expose of his official acts may lie regarded as doing sc we have endeavored to conviuce the people that the perpetuation of his poli'y will multiply the burdens of debt and taxation until the credit of the city will sink to rise no more beneath the terrible load. The ques tioa for tax payers and voters now is: What had best be done under tiie circumstances? Mayor Walker's term of office does not expire f or two years. Tn one year he ha- added to the taxation of the ity over thirty-three per (eat., and largely increase! its indebtedness. Two more years of similar financiering will neevssitife a levy of over one hundred, thousand dollars to pay the interest alone on the indebtedness. The whole cmvass thus fir has turned upon the one point, "Shall Mayor Walker's policy be continued, or shall a radical change be made?" If the tax-layers are satisfied that Mr. Walker's administration, has been prudent and economical, that their taxes have been unusually low, and that the entire business of the city lias been transacted in strict accordance with thi' Ci'li ekarter and ordinances, they will cast their votes for candidates for the Council who endorse Mr. Walker and will aid him, during the commtr year, in carrying out the plan which he ha3 inaugurated. Those who think the interests of the tax-payers require a change of programme, will vote for Councilmen who are pledged to inaugurate a dif fefent policy. In order that our readers may very clearly comprehend the situation, we give the opposing tickets for Council, designating on the one side the candidates supported by the Walker men, and on the other side jhe candidates who will be voted for by all who object to Mr. Walker's way of doing business. We will designate the two tickets as the Walker ticket and the opposition : Walker Ticket. Ojifosilion. kibst w. ii n. Henry Ejwnmethutis. Albert St-olnbach. SF.COM WABU. , Krancis P. Carson. Johu S. HokiD-. THIRD WABD. Eccles G. Van Itiper. Peter Weinouln. FOCKTU WARD. Madison J. Bray. K;imuel Orr. FIFTH WARD. Michael Stumpf. William Heilmau. SIXTIX WARD. John Uedderich. John Hodsou. SKVENTH WARD. John Miller. K. W. SlienekerEIGHTH WARD. James Wiltshire. NINTH WARD. Chasi. W. Doughty. Philip Klein We desire voters to scan these tickets carefully. It will be seeu that the men who have become alarmed at the reckless way in which Mr. Walker has been doing business, have put iu nomination the. most sagacious business men to be found in the city. We need hardly say that with such inen. :h Steinb.vcii, Hopkins, Semonlv, Orr, llKiuns, IIodson, SteinEKEit, Wiltshire and Klein in the Council, trie business of the city will at ieat-t be trausncted according to the Charter and Ordinances. Mayor Walker will not have the pleasure of receivinij and disbursing $130,000 of the fund of the city without consulting t lie Coun. il, or having a dollar ol it entered upon the Ledger of the city, a-r hi has been doing the past year. lie. will be h -l l 1 1 a rigid ace iiiiilnhiiilii in the discharge of his duties. II will be expected to do the .Mayor's work, if he draws a Mayor's salary. They will not ray the City Mutineer for doing the Mayor's work. We have been at considerable trouble and labor to let the people know just how business has been done for the city during the past year, and now leave the matter with Hie voters. It is for them to say whether they desire a continuation of Mr. Walker's policy or not. If they do not, they will vote for Councilmen who are not only opposed to his policy, but are competent to inaugurate a better way of transacting business. The Report of the Investigating Committee, which we published yesterday, showed that Mayor Walker had disbursed over $150,000 of the people's money contrary to law. This sum was equal to the entire amount of tixes collected during the last year of Mr. Baker's term. What must be the condition of affairs, when the Mayor of a city takes the responsibility or di-djuising its revenues without consulting the Council, the representatives of the people? The Mayor is simply an Executive officer. It i his duty to carry out. the charter and ordinances adopted by the Council, lie has no business handling the money of the city. That is the province of the Treasurer. The Charter, Sec. 50, provides that "it shall bo the duty of the Treasurer to recioe, laep, .and dishu-se all money and revenue belonging to the city of Evansville or raised and collected by virtue of

THE WHOLE CASE

We ask the voters and taxpayers of our city to read the followin1' statement of admitted facts, and draw their own conclusion : Whore Uie Monej- Cocs. Entire Citv Debt April (, 1808, Raker's Report, $ 412,088 54 Entire City Debt March 1, 1800, Walker's Report 615,980 14

Walk er s increase of Debt in eleven months $203,281 60 Where the Money Comes From. Taxes levied and paid in 1807, Baker's Report. $ 151,140 27 Taxes levied and pair! in 1S08, Walker's Report, 194,453 04

Walker's increase of Taxes $ 43,306 77 I How Much the Debt Costs. j Interest per year on debt of 8412,688 54 24,811 SI Interest per year on debt of 015,980 14 48,480 00

Walker's increase of interest $ 23,668 69 Walker's Increase of Taxes 33 per Cent. Walker's Increase of Debt 50 per Cent. "Walker's Increase of Interest 100 per Cent.

t! c charter, or by virtue of the byLavs and ordinances made in pursuance of it." Sec. til) says: "No Mayor ir Cou'neilinarj, during his continuance in olliee as such, shall be appointed to the office of Clerk, Treasurer, Collector, Marshal, or Attorney for the city of Evansville, or be a party to, or be directly interested in, ii ny contract made or entered into by orvith the Common C ouneil." This provision of the charter was designed expressly to prevent what Mayor Walk Kit has done, viz.: receive and dlsfturse the revenue of the city. In disregarding this provision of the charter, the Mayor is clearly guilty of malfeasance. Will the people indorse such illegal proceedings by voting for Mr. Walker's candidates for the City Council? We cannot see how any intelligent tax-payer can do so, unless he is blinded by party prejudice to his own interests. Township Trustee. Colonel GiULL has made hosts of friends during the canvass. Lie has been uuliring in his efforts, and will, no doubt, be elected. We cannot think that any Republican who has professed a willingness to remember the soldiers, will vote against Colonel Grill. He is fully competent for his pisltion, an 1 we think will maki one of the most efficient and popular Towuship Trustees we have ever had. As Colonel of two different regiments, his administrative capacity has beeu well developed. Any man who has the capacity to manage a regiment of soldiers successfully, attend to their wants and keep his official papers in good shape, is amply qualified to discharge the duty of Township Trustee. Let every Republican iu the city cast his vote for Col. OlULL. The J-'iianklin J Joys call the attempt of Mr. Van Uiper to collect forty t ico thi nig aid dollars from the ci.'y, for one-eighth of a piece of round necessary to open Water Srrect, "defeating one of ex-Mayor I.aki'.r's tyrannical acts," designed to tutu the property. That is modest. Why should the city be asked to pay forty-two thousand dollars for oneeighth of what only cost $13,000? Does it not look like an attempt to extort money from the city, because Mr. Van Riper regarded the opening of the street as a necessity which could not, be evaded? We fear Mr. Van llii'KR, should ho be elected, will see other opportunities for compelling the city to pay roundly iu order to defeat the tyrannical acts of somebody else. Such a man is dangerous to the interests of the city. The Siianklin Roys want to know why it was that the city compromised the law suit with Francis Fellows, whereby it was compelled to pay ninety thousand dollars additional on the Straight Line Railroad. Perhaps it will bo a sufficient answer, so far as the Siianklin Roys are concerned, to say that the suit was compromised at the instigation and by the advice of t xII. S Senator THOMAS A. IIEN1 MUCKS, who had been employed by the city to defend its interests. Whether or not Mr. Hendricks was bribed by 1'iiancis Fellows to give such advice, we cannot say. There is just as much evidence that he was purchased as there is to justify the in Mnnations of the Siianklin Roys against the Rakers. The Siianklin IJoys are continually biting a file. The Sii anklin Boys say Ex-Mayor Baker omitted fiom h s report ?l,220 pai I for making the assessment. The Siianklin Roys don't know much, but they know better than that. The Assessors un ler M::yor Raker got their pay, and it was charged up to salaries, where the account properly belongs. The Siianklin Roys know that much, but a little knowledge in this case seems to be a dangerous thing, and they profess ignorance. Wk are obliged to G. W. Ilathbone, Esq., 1'repMent of the Evansville National Hank, Evansviih. Ind., lor the Annual Keport of the Ioa! of Tr:ule of that thriving city, for lir'GS The report is a neatly printed octavo of 112 pages, and affords an exhaustive account of the business and progn ss of that city for the year. It also sets forth the natural and ra livay advant aires of the locality. Evansville is the second city in Ind ana, with a population of :jt),000. . Two hundred and fifty-nine houses were built in 1808, at a cost of $1,02.",201. The city has twenty-three churches, an Opera House, sevn school houses, valued at 10.",0i). The schools comprise eight trades. It lias three National Banks with a paid in capital of $1,050,000, one-half of which helones to the Evansville National Bank. In 1808 thssebanl-s discounted to the amount oi fu.iwu.uuu; total deposits $2,350,72:$.

IN A NUTSHELL.

2,017.707 bushels of corn were shipped from Evansville in 1808 nearly double the amount shipfed from both Cincinnati and Louisville. 10,758 hhds. of tobacco, i!8,172 bales of cotton, 175,410 bushels of wheat, 50.810 barrels of flour, and 12,374 barrels of pork, were exported f rom Evansville in 1808. The grocery sales were nearly $S 01)0,000, and the drv goods trade reached about S.J,(MJ0,0U(). Of boots, shoes and leather, the trade reached $1,X!UM0; clothinsr. '5G0.O00; iron and hardware, SSSit.OOO, fcc. Altogether, Evansville must be a brisk business place. Wcllsboro (Pa.) Agitator. EVANSVILLE G Fi OCERY IVo. !.:; Slain St net. JAM KS CROF rL" H HAS O.V 1SA'I. ASH IS Xstantly receiving, a well selected slock of Fancy and staple Urocerk s, Conntry Produce, die., .Ve. A Rood variety of KAItLY I'OTATOK , for seed ; FrtsU WHITE LIME; Freli HYDRAULIC CKMKNT; which wilf be sold at the lowest market rates. Also, NEWUL'KU COAL at 11c. bush All eootls delivered to any part of the city free of charge. linlilu dif J. C. DUSOCCUF.T. I". X. UCSOUCilKl. J. C. DIKOUCEET & CO., COTTON FACTO US, Produce and Provision Llereliants, Si) XOUOl WATJCli bTUEKT, EVANjS V1JLLK, IM U. Orders and consignments solicited. e!5 !SAAO HKIMANK. DAV M KIM A HI. Wnolusale Dealers In GKOCERIES, Foreign a.ul Domestic JAqiwrt, NAILS, COTTON YAllNS, U LAKS W A Ii K Ac, A.C., Sos. 0 and d'l Mala Street, Bet ween .Second and Third, Evansville, ii, FIX II DEPOT. CHARLES V1ELE i CO, Y II O J, il hi A e. g O- X O O 15 1 &9 BOUTHWKHT CORXKH First and Sycamoro Strtta, KVAKSVIl.I.B. 1 ID. au9 dtf. Oc6, Vegetable jT t? HAIR RESTORATIVE ' Was deoldrH DT the N. II. Btato Fall I and is now conceded bv the frablic to be I lt.M wn hut l'n.Mi.n f..r l..nn I iiray or laiU-a llmr to Ita orirrmal color; I ei i prumoimff it urawtn, eradicunnfr tin- , w. liters ana ttanarutl, and lor 1 trettaing r-J nu urauuiuu ,ite uair. it is tree irout poisonous drufrs, does not j. siain ine nneac laonc, ana CyfoS. leaves the bcalp ci.rAS, J. R. BARRETT Ss CO., Proprietor, 'MANCHESTER, X. H. LORD & SMITH, CHICAGO. Genera Agents for the Northwestern Eta ton 11.1:1.11 & l.b.MCKi-., Wholesale A n nt, Eva nsvi lie. 1 in'. LAV CARDy. j. b. kcckh:. K. P. RICIIAKESOK. RUCKER & RICHARD 0N, Aiiornpj. :u Jk.aiv, XorlhSide Th irU Street, bet. Main & Locusl, KVASVILLE, IND. Colleotions promptly atteiuled to. Careful attention siiveii to cxaiai.-saliou of titles, writiug deeds, mortgages. &c apl tloiu J. M. S HACK L. I FORD. W3I. F. VARKETT SHACKELFORD & PASRETT, i'.torneys sit Law. Office TttlKli STREET, between Main and Locui-t, Evansville, Indiana. - W. P. HAKGRA7E, at r o lirv 1 j: y at xvw. Offlee on Third IStrefct, In WashlDglon House Block. Will practice e various Courts ol the Circuit. Prompt attention to oiffce business ler4 ti.-sin B. L. D. GUFFY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. MOROAN'TOWN, KY., Will practice in the counties of KnUer, Warren, Muhlenburg, Ohio, and McLena. Prompt attention given to tiie collectioo of claims. Inference- Wheeler A Rigs?s, Holllnif worth fc Uro., Chiw. Babcoc-K je Co. (apilt ;

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CITY CItOCEItS AND Uoimiry Merchants, BUYING FOR We offer our entire stock of HARDWARE, tulltry, Xails, AT JO"W PJIICES Call .nd examine at FRED. P. STRAUB 5e CO., Ko. 74 Main Street, EKTWKr.S fK10XI A.M) THIRD fml'ia GEO. S. SOXIVTAG I M PO RT EI. S HARDWARE, CUTLERY GUNS AND PISTOLS, Farming & Siechanics' Toois We have removeJ, since the destruction of our KtotV by fire ou the 21ut of Decem ber, to the old Loewenlhal stand, at the corner of First and Main Streets, and have now in store one of the most complete Mocks of goods In our line that can be found In the "Wet.1, purchased on a dull market for CAS II, and M ill be offered to the trade at such prices as cannot fail to impress the buyer. We Iiavo uu OKI Slock: Our goods are all I' fit i: Nil ANI) CL 12 AX, Just from the factories. We offer special inducements on Table and Pocket Cutlery; Chains, Homes, and Collars; Axes, -Iocs, & Cross cut Saws; s.iiil2i:rs ha jii wake. Hi MA IX STRI313rJ CAKXEB OF FIi.ST, KVANSVJLLE, INIJ. WATCHES, . I.OVIS lJaTTIICH.I'F, llK VLKIl IN WalcSies. Jewelry, Silverware, Spoctacies, Clocks, Plated Ware, GOIO PENS, AC, At tiu very lowest Kastem prices. Sdsd Slhtrware & Jewelry Made to order. Special attention given to repairing line Wit (.cues. A good stock of Always ou hand. 3IVIIr 8T. llelo d(irn O I. P. SANS0JSI & CO., Genera! Dealers in COAIj, and Agents lor the celebrated AIKUltlK COAL. All orders accnmnuninl urith the 3 cash will be piompily attended to. ! 1-t-rsons wishiuir to contract for heavy towing on the river can be accominodateu, the proprietors liavini? control of the superb low-boat 1 Kobert Kill ton. ! udice-iVo. a Second Street, between Main and Locust, Evansville, Ind. A Si novi-'G dly JJI. CAIIi fc CO., XJeiileri! Iu Llipiorri, Recti Hers of the Celebrated WABASH VALTjKY, LKOAL TENDER and XXX WHisKY, And Distillers of Cologne Spirits, An. lO MA IX STREET, i KVAN3VIIJ.K, LND.

MARK, WARREN & CO., DIRECT IMPORTERS

and WHOLESALE DEALERS In QUE ENS WARE, mwmi O IX I TV V, AND GLASSWAEE Lamps, Looking-Glasscs, To. 25 JPir.st street, We receive our Oueeusware direct from the Potteries of Staffordshire, t.ugiauu via New Qrleans and New Yorfc; hence pay no second-hand profits which riitni fully belong to our customers. Havlnz completed arrangements with MEAKIN UKOS. & CO.. of 8tall'ordf-hlre Kngland, for t he EXCLUS1 VK CONTR.OL lor this mat ket.of their celebrated STONE CHINA WARK, we are now prepar ed t supply the trade. seer Consult your own Interest by exam' lning our stoclt before purchasing else where. Janl ARCHITECTS. H. MURSINNA, ABCIIITEC T. ffice No. 3 CHANDLER'S BUILD1NO Corner 1 rst and Locust st reels, L'tin tTri ) In I nil F nun 4 V. .uua mar Plans and specifications for all kind of buildings iumiMheU aLsuon nonce, ana on reasoimnie K.rjr.s ;.imi;iiiau.nu o is. r. COEEKT BOYD. OTI3 WOOD, BOYD & WOOD, AECHITECTS, No. 7 Chandler's Block, Corner Fir t and Locust Streets, EVANSVILLE, IND, Plans and Specifications prepared, on short notice and reasonable lernis. aul dtf The DIFFICULT V RL110YED Every STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE ' Stlllweirs Patent Heater and Lime -Catcher TIIK MOST KEKIODH IirFICCI.Tir eXDerieuced by those who una steam power la the lorination in their hollers of W''Uh kvpvfii to eh'-;"0'" "," 1 " or INCitCSlAiiON "a hard subsUtoce formed out of the earthy salts .ontamed In 1 lie water, which attaches ltselt nriniy to the whole Inner surface of the boiler In this city this difficulty is peculiarly u gravaied by the lari.e quantity of magne Ma ana lime lound in the water, which besides lornilnir scales on the boiler, oh strucis the pipes ami occasions the most annoying delays iu cleaning, as well as itt-tiiativ tiuunmoi'iDR ine saiety oi me boiler. tMilIweir-4 llent Heater Removes all this difliculty, sending tiie watcf into the boiler lrte irom any sedi 'men. whatever, and pure as If distilled Aii who use what are known as the "drive well.-," for their supply of water cannot artoi J to uo withouL tuis neater. 11 win nave them much money in the purchase of luel. to sav not hi m; of ihe annoyance and delay In cleansing boilers. The Heater is ensilv inn tniizi d. and ouicklv cleansed. One has been in opeiution at I;;lelieurt's Flouring Mill for many months, auu given entire satisfaction. Another is iu opera tion in titiiman's Foundry and the Cotton M ill Aillointn. orders lor tstillweU'H Heater will receive prompt attention 11 lelt with WILLIAM IIKILMAX, Agent. )au5 IIOUSEKKEPERS! HOUSEKEEPERS! Men Women and Children ! Men Women and Children ! READ-READ. " Cooling to Scalds and Burns." "f-MXithinj; to all Painful Wounds," Ac. Ilealiu-4 to ail isores, Ulcers," &c. KistnrV ISuektliorn Salve Is the most extraordinary sai.VK ever known. Its power of Mii' llilriK and HealIn for all Cuts, Burns, Uruises, Hores, Ulcers, Chapped Hands anil Skin, tor Sore Nipples, lor Mies, fcc, tec. is without h ouro : let. One person sHyii of it, "I would Lol lie without a Box in my House, 11 it cost. sYoti, or 1 had to travel all the way to Hew York for t." N. y. Eveiihoy New, Sept. 5. All Diuglsts in liVAJNSVILLE sell It. " COSTAR'3 " STANDARD PREPARATIONS ABE H13 THI Bitter-Sweet and Orange Blossoms One Bottle, SI 00. Three for 5- 00. HIS "Costar's" Kat, Koach, ic, Exter'8. Uostar's" Bed Bug icxteruiinators. "costar's" only pure luscct l'owacr. " )nly Infallible Remedies known." " 18 years established in New York." "i!,uoO Boxes and .Flasks manufactured daily." "!!! Beware!!! of spurious imitations." " All Urugsists In EvansviiI.k sell them." Address "COS5TAR," 10 Crosby St., N. Y., Or JOHN F. HENRY (successor to) i)K3AS BAK.VES ii CO., 21 Park kc w, N. Y. Sold In EVANSVILLE, I nd., by KELEEit .k U'lIITE elO dAw6m eom A. NEW HOOP-SKIRT MANUFACTORY 11.1. BE OPEXED AI'.SIL 10(b, in CHANDLER'S BLOCfC, opposite the new Opera House.where any amount of Hoop-Skirts, Corsets, Notions, Fancy Goods, Jewelry, dc, dec, will be kept constantly on band. GLICK & SCHWARTZ, mhlO d;Sm of Indianapolis, Ind.

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B B I T Z H A H E T, Crescent Fouiiclry, Corner of Canal and Ingle Sts., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS Portable Circular Saw Mills, 'AND Machinery of every Description DKALKK3 lit BELTING, STEAM GA UGERS, FIRE BRICK, WROUGHT IRON PIPE, fr., dc. Repairing dona at Short Notice. , Also agents for Stillwell's Patent Heater and Lime Catcher. nov7 ly 'IH3LTMAN Munu'i.olnron and Rullderaof Steam IKiislnes, Circular; Saw S'.IIIh.: Grist and Bnjv Mills, Tonacco Bwcre Uammlni; Maclilnes, DistiN lery ud Mining Mif ch'nery. Malt Mills, Corn utile; s, Huse Fronts, Cellar Urates, mn & BRASS CASTINGS Of every description. ac&lnery of all kinds Made and Repaired Vealers in Belting, Fire Bricks, Steam Uauges, and 'roaKht Iron Pipes. Old materials bought W have the facility of the bestMaH uny una v uriiuou, ana win Kie a" w j entrusted to us our individual niten din, till orders promptly, warrant oar f ore, ana cuart;e reasonauie irices. OiFceaud Foiuiilry, corner of First and L,ti, atretUi. Kviiusvllle. Ind. , a. Work men sent to all pari to fit 1 work and do repairing. Ui2Mm HCHULTZE. THUMAN & CO WILLIAM HEILMANi (Successor to Krats A Hellm CITY WSim&2Zltl Manufacturer and Builder of tOP ABLE AND STATION AliX TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS SAW AND GRIST MILL MACHINERY, Threshing Machines, Cottou nud Tobacco lrcsai CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Ac, Ac, EVANHVILLE, IND. S'iHKKT Iron and Copru Wob md u order on short notice. . IEON AND BRASS CASTINOB Of everv description. Dealers In Pteam Gauajes, Gnm Pelting Fire Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, BoltU.i Cleths. Ao., at manufacturers' prices. RBPAIRINQ , done at short notlca. r35

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CITY GROCERY. B01iaMAN& BEIIME, DEALERS I IT Family Groceries and Provisions, 3d ST., BET. MAIN & LOCUST. Goods delivered free all over the city. iiovl2 (Ji n o r-) 93 to 3) cs COAL! COAL! Having resumed my former DUKIries, l would hereby lnlorm my old patrons an-I the iKiblio generally that I am prepared to deliver MOOD CLEAN COAL on short notice Coalinallcwimust tad rtlllll 1iW (till All .t7d-f A Kent for the celebrated PAHA DISH COAL.. JOH. THOMAS. Offlc In American Houe. novl dly FAIINLEY, KUHN & 4 0., Western Brewery, Manufacturers of Lager Beer, Ale, and Porter, In barrels, half-barrels, kegs and bottles. OFFICE No. 5 MAIN UT., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. nov7 ly BLYTHE 11YNES, ATTORNEY-AT -1- A1V. OFFICE THIHD STRKKT, In WALKKIfrt 11V1 LDLS'U. novH ly THAD. P. GIBSON & C0 tOTlOX FACTORS, Com'n and Forwarding Ayentt, And Agents for Atlantic Orest Western Railway FAST FREIGHT USE, Jfo. IS Xorlh Water street, E VA NS VLLLE, L SI) I A NA , Bia of tub Corrox Uai.k. novl l 6m H. E. GILBERT d- CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 3i;North'First Street, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. A full stock always on hand and for hale at the low -it imiiket prices. uovliim WHEELER & KINGS, WIIOL ES ALE 0 ROGERS, Cor. First and Sycamore Sts., EVANSVILLE, IND. uovll ly C. DECKER & SONS, Manufacturers of KLLIOTT'.S PATENT SUCTION, FOUCK, and ANTI-KUKZ1NU PUiU'. Warranted. Cau bo used In any depth of well. Also Wholesale in an u fact urers of CHAIN rUMPTUHINO. i iu kui us mu.v suti i:r, novll ly EVANSVILLE, INI). H M Evansville Basiness College,! Comer NAI.V A- TIMUII N'IS., KTAXSVILLE, I.VHIAXA. Rook-keeplns, Penmanship, aud llalhematics msde specialties. Session both day aud evening. For circulars, giviit;; terms, Ac, or specimens of Penmanship, aluress WKLU at la I.I . i:K, novll ly Propriet ors. The pui est of Medicinal AVI ik-h & rraruiit s Only for sale ut KCHLAKPFKlt'H. Trusses, Supporters, Iland.iiscs, and Khoulder Unices Hie lit-nt assorted stock in this city r sale low at. KCIILAIU'FKU'M. novS DR. C. E. RIEUliOWKR, Surgeon Doiitiwt, Evansville, Indiana. Office on SECOND 8TKRB.T, btt. Alain and Locust, BltAY'rt BLOCK (Second Floor). ocL7 ly Dr. J. C. Bierbower, iiksi ii;.t i r:.Tisrt OjJIce No. Hi KlUHT ST., Between Main and Locust, Tenders his profeMilomil service to the citizens of Kvansville and vicinity. Administers Nitrous Oxide Has to allevisie pa In in extractiiit; teeth, ociiii d I y Where is the heat, place to get a nice Sign painted t Well, that's cool! an if everybody didn't know that OSBORNE & BECKER do the neatest and bml tC'trk i 7? in the city. novlfl) HODIAll COAL .'2I.V,LS, JCH.V IXCLK. JU., fcOJf. Vf-tfi-i-lorii. OFFK'E: .. a MAIS ST., IVOHl Will ., oc.27 I f Evansville Trass Depot. I have Inst fitted up a mom over luyntore lor rutins; nn Tiii-Hes. oi which I now have the Lurfext and Jienl Selected Slock or Children. Youllis, and Adults. Call ana set for you! selves at Drusf nud Kancv Cioods Hi i ire. Corner Main and Hecond Wlrects. mhiti U. J. SC.lLAti'f il'.S Old Reliable Dritr Slore, Where can at all tlmeK ! found the lurccst ussortcu stock In Uie State, consist Inn o' an em:less variety of liunlisli, Krench, urd American Pel f'nnies, fomndis, Colognes, Ituh.v Tollut Si-Ih, Wallets, Pursc, I 'ard t 'axes, An. A Isd. i splendid slock ul iiiisii iud ; 'hamois of all grades, uovis t Tllri t T TaW JOHN 1YINS0N, BRASS FOUNDER AND FINISHER, Steam and Cas-Plpe Fitter, Manufacturer and Dealer in Hieam and Taier uues, ipei u r a ud Kaht.ilt Metal, and ail Ai tides appertaining to a lliass b'ouuury. STEAMBOAT AXD UKAKIiAl BLACKSMiniLNU. Water Street, bet. Pine and Lett. KVANSVILJJE, IND. Cash patd for'old Copper and Brass

NEXSEM . mXBY, General Insuranco Agents, ANT) ADJUSTERS OF LOSSES, MARBLE HALL, No. i Main St., KV.NSVILLK, 1NU.

i Dwelling Houses lnniiri-'l fur a term of yeur ut Kreittly reilured iate. fl,rr, V.,,, at tla Price of Tiro trie jtoi ai. me i rue oj jtin Year at the Price, of Three, I ' Tolal Cai h Assets Il presetit-d Over Tweaty-flvii I.Iillioa Dollars. The foliowlii'; aie iinionn the. Companies represented: J'.TNA Itistiro lice Co, of Hartford. ( 'onti. Cash Asx-t-i . ..,MM,MM. lMIi:M. I in. Co. of llnitfoi-.l, Conn. Cash A-veU Hi.rioo.ono. C(IMII:M Al. Ins. Co. f Npw Yor'-r. Cush AH,ctn K.,OIM,oil. KOIt'l'K A.M CltM'A Sf Iiiiuriiiico Coo. 1 lui lloid, 'on n. Cash Asset .-M),0hO. .11 1'IK'II AXIS' Ins. Co. of Hartford, Ct. Cash missels !".I),Imm. NOItl'll A 1 3-It MM N Insurance Co. of ew York. Cash Assets $SO,00. I'lMt: vl ih. Co. i.f llrooklyn. N. Y. Cali AsM'ls IJ.1.TOO OOO. .F.I'IWA H.lfK Ins. Co.of Hartford. Conn, tush Ansel a .NI',(li,IIMI. NEXSEN & UXUY, Affeuta, ft MAIN STIU KT. Kvatis.lh Im!. Inn'1 1 dly GOODS. (ill.LI-ION MA'.lll i:. K. M. II X.IH.ll I T. WHOI.MAI v. id:i.i;u-i IN ST AT Li; A Nil FANCY DRY G OiO D S, FIRST ST BEET, PVANSVILLE, 1X1)., TTAVi: Jl SI' Itl.t I.I Vi:i A I.iUIJC JtLl- htixis l Sra-oiialilc Ooodi, which tin y oiler to the tiutlo ul. low ra'.es. O PC TlaTlf ' -,C.'Y PIUS ' U. M AUI 1 1.1. & I U. O K-HI !SII. t!l HI.1 I t X$ l ly IIAUS in store mid lor s.ilj I.y' lJ;i7diy (1. .MAlillKK A i D. f. .11 I I It I IJOM TIIIM II.1V ihe luii;isi ni.it bent, -si-lei led simu ?ci srrociv Ol'' AT (ireully KrdiirciJ Pi kes I .V) pieces hel OAl.lCl) ul l'.;n. The li-t In n nils ol H.eai'hrd and llrowu MU.HL1M.S at lowest miu lu t i.ii s. A l ar-e slock f IHiK-S t oi J ;-i at uslonlshlnjlv luw prices. It LA (!K i. nil ;ll (lie I i-w similes ol KANCY SILK - at :., &0c., 7'.c., and SI le-s than their value. WIflTK (l .OliS Slot K. very complete, find itnii k'-i verv chea. I.IKJI '1'iiwelM .-ii- r;ill i ice .'." cell Is. ;ll liem-t il.clieil 1 1 alii I h ei ell (els lit ",ic. t!iC, Ve , Ac NOTIONS mid llll- IKUY 1 il inlie.w variety, very cheap. Th" hii'iest slock of M 1 1.1,1 N KU Y ever luo.iiOit to I his city, nil ol whleh VII1 hn I old, a I, WHOUXM.K in; HIM'AIL, An eheri i a i hi y ',ii he hm anywhere. The 1 1 1 1 II III I 1 H pll I nieiil, H'isl ill l) inter Hie sllperi ii I inl nee of Ml-. l;eil,nu Hint Oerlnii'l, in whieh they . annul Mi excelled, nud we wurr nit n.H Islttei ion. SCHAPKER. BJSSIN'J & CO., Nos. II and V,i Main Street. tnli-7 Ward' l''.inek:t Tonic Hitters Aid; nvu i uii.i . a.m. hii.i. cure hII who sutler In. in I'.ilious ninl l.llel' I on i J ; 1 ;i I li I s, 1 ml IL'HKt inn, lilil, !,ieHint lMH7.lll.-F... I" or Ii:iIiI(1hI I iistl VI ll-s'i, Hheiiiiiii'i- iii, Nein-4 llu, t inu'.hM. I insumplion in Hi ili.t hi .iiu'N, I ,) ie-ft in all Mimi-n, uml us a nenei at r a I y .Medicine, It is truly wim.lci till iu it eil,-, l.. Ml.d In its coursx, it crt-U'S a ppet He, iliiotesdiesl 1 1 u, lin t si rt t.n Iii-iikIIh-v imii Iielvoil i hlem. Atllhliis Hi naluioie. iplli e 1. 1 lent mil ; I heii him- nnieli i-iil-i vt re r.hotild n I ;i krti wn h t he hniiii. i n - Klitiilion. V ' : 1 1 I ' - lUiieka Tonic l;mi i will build up, hi r nj.': hen. and piwi ve t t cniiHt itul Ion ! all who un it,. It will al hiiliil up tin-; w.i ,tei power?-, purities lm lil.xid, ex pels ml vitliiied Dui.Im, hii.i liiirmoul.is ami pixes reneweil Viot and health to He eiilun ln.ni.iii sisieiu. -I all sick m eniiif in by nu impure sl.tiu of the hlood and torpid. stum ot the l!v r, then you shouM u-n vVnrl' I-uieka Tout.: i:iti-iH, whieh will iu-, lalnly cure you. Then why mi you sutler, when t he (treHli-si. cine in I he hii-lory l any known im it ;ci ne cull bo procured itoiu any dnmi;id ? Theve liitt rs fire e hi p'lilti'led ol I he pure-1 vegetable e.i l.i ii el , HH ol veil iu pure KentucU) copper disll.'leil Lourhon Wlilnky. II ih the on ly lupmr entirely Iree li'mii lnsi'l ml, ono ii in (.ii a-t-L the most, deadly pnNuns, Which ut oii'M miken It ni,eiif,i to ml oilier Ix.iih: l.it.eis now In I he mm kei. n,, 1 1-3-one lott le, uml you will see II is th,-iiiiopitf-f-and heht coinhlualloii vou h,ive ever seen, tor it will euro all wo rtvomllilllil It, lot. W. .!. WA1II), Sofe Proprietor. ovlnxtoii KenliK kv. h or sale by PI.i'KU VI...Kl,lxit, wholesale and I-etnll Axent, Kvansvil le, Iml.. and by driiK.iisIs liuneinliy. j:iu.nm ll0IUGMIMtIlist, KVANSVILLK, IM. OtHco West Mile of Mccoml Street, bet. Main and Locust. leJdlv WM;;"TIRN0CK "l 00 7 BRASS JFOTJlIDXLn.:: Ga3 and Steam Pipo rltfer Corner Tine iind First Streets. Cash paid for old Copper and J.ni8s. mm- Iealers in all kinds of Ci aks Cocitt. Whlstleii, and Hteam Ouuges. Particular attention paid to repairing and adjustirj. Hteain Oauifw llui.eStf ) (HH) "r11" "O'r thelTeVATt OilIUHI iniuistralion. Wo prepare applications lu loriu lor (Jov.lnment po-l-t.ons, sfcuio Oon rt-sslonal a..,i ,!ih,.r nectary In fliienco, a-id personally .' ,. sent the claims of applicants. Kor clrcn. la- of lnslriiPi..oiis address, wilri t n WINCH KsiWH A IIAY1J1N7 Wash! n I on, l.;c. ' wllhl"ug-