Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 May 1869 — Page 2

ff.MV .lOUHMAli afcd fo aantroMn. Southern td jjJiUBJLi . V JH' i than Chicago." We lia& only to ex

ercise the nroDer foreststit and ener

gy to retain allthe Southern- trade bow coming by every stealer "to 'our doors, and lareely increase and widen

WEDNESDAY MAY 19, l 69! ; our connections. - -

CYAXSYILLK J0UB5AL COMPANY, No. 6 Loeuat Street, Evansvfll.

Why Didn't He Design? It -will be remembered that in the brief canvass for re-election of members of the Legislature, our distinguished Senator pledged himself to resiirn. if necessary, to defeat the pas

sage of the Fifteenth Amendment. Can it be believed, that when the v p ,;! ,.3m the Doctor could

UVUi VIA -l . . not summon courage to sign bis reD:,t;n? As visions; of postage

stamps, per diem, and the luxurious e.. of the Bates House floated be-

jatc . , y,a rtUordered imagination, he

lute Vo y.lntflhfid his Senatorial

wiueu, i . robes with a fond embrace, and per- 621 lineal feet of street bowiderin

Senate to Dass the

One hundred bales of cloth were .- 1 1 i' r.nntntl liTocCJ ST4T,

101 "wBrtlcU - 1 1 UU1 uuirnt, i'ioc, vu

Monday last, direct (o Ubman K'EJrrtJCKYpiiid in JSG8, for bounty on red foxes, $8,085 50, and on gray

foxes SHU.4UU.

"TliE pig Iron product of Great Ti-UoJr, in 1fifi was J. Rfifl 000 tons'

tb.aUnilOStates,l,G(t .000, "Penn

sylvania turnishing. rya,o. oi. mia

Major Waiaer'i Report Again. m' .n.U thentteh'ion of t)tff

readers Mhc .wonderful report of 1 amount

Mavor WAX-KEft. We nnti

?ii nnrfifnl attention of every I kriitnr lo an tr, 'Antinnt5 until butter

too"4n K fiiriirf frtvpn below. I comes dostix-ia. Dries. -It now brings

Wft aro beinninAo fiad 'out haw i from;75 :.entg to $1 4 pound. -

mlHfld the Senate to pass

Amendment, he being present, and

counted as one of those necessary

to make a quorum. After this.

whom can we trust? Let the Vincennea Varieties meet and give vent to

their indignation in a set of resolu

tions, and let them warn the Democ

racy acainst the folly of taking up

reneeade Abolitionists for office, when

their ranks are full of worthy soldiers who have borne the heat and burden

of the day. If the vote of Indiana

is counted for the Amendment, and

its adoDtion thereby secured, who

. shall calculate tbe responsibility ; of

tVi Senator from Vanderburah? !lt

84

much ' the luxury Jot a Democratic

administration ha3 cost us

BnbtaiUed to me February-. lirtU, lo. l tiua

BtrictoJ. witiiiu the year just closed, at the

lOiAOWlIiS COM,, Lu" Wit. i '-

4,214 5-5 lineal feet of sewers at a

cost to tne city or.. .

BOWLDEBED STREETS.

at a coat of , la.500 to

GRAVELING STREETS

204 fsset of street. graTeling at; '

a COSl VO IUD Clljr til ......

atoo z buUL Bueci. . .

I , -,!- 1. r,. ALI.BTS.", , ;

; . SIDEWALKS. :

iirovfrnflais at a cost 01 -

Frnm "ahcilier cart of the same re

no'rt. however., it appears that the

tnta.1 cost of street, alley and side

walk improvements .during the year

was 85,303 07 viz.:' ,--s , ' Amount paid by th city daring the year duping AP'U 1sSJ,iWC9. i" fttui.,

lOnmUAnnll; Iro Diswements. ......... o,Wj1 as

i. uliuv Mt nr. .vArrlArvr.N '.. . 1 '9 8-

HARK, WARREN & CO.,

DIRECT IMPORTERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS In QUE ElSWlEE

111

CVJT GROCERY,

BORGMAN & BEHME,

DEALERS IN Family Groceries and .... Provision, . r 8d BTi, BET. MAIN & ' LOCUST. -,tJoodJS delivered free all brer the city. BOV12 6m

0 -Pi

Of5 MyYirM WT.

R E I T Z

Ellin;

L'll

im!:: 'Ill

Vroot'Sr-rt, Filth Avenue aud ' ." ' si,f.f...a Kt.r, At ..... 58.791 0()

Kor bowidiuij sireets (boii(l)...... 11.179 0 For graveling gtreeXs (bonda)-.:.;..'. 5.0U0 0

Arid of flic abovo . amoant, $35,-

363. 67 paid out '(duringt:thd.ye'ar,; the

toliowing i is -the entire amount received back by the city, viz.: ' For sidewalk irot)rovements-... 54,356 10

For precepts. ..... .....'...f..T-...v

CU8 49

is possible that tt our next election, urHdiut? streets stieet -wmk tp ;

in 1870, tbe Democracy may have to I injt;ue worst jb-Front Btreet.

secure ngro votes; votes which never

could have been placed in the ballot-

box, but for the weakness ot tbe "Senator from Vanderburgh." The Democracy could have contribute'd millions of posta&a stamps, to avert so diie a calamity. Wliy the Doctor did not resign, is a question which he will doubtless answer when he gives an account; ol his stewardship to the Democratic Central Committee. Can it be, ;that the Doctor so far distrusted the "dear people as to doubt the certainty of his re-election? Is it possible that be keot bis seat because he knew

that once banished from the Senatorial Chamber, he would return no more?

Wa3 this the reason, or was the gifted Senator a member of the Morgan Kaid Ring, and interested in the "corruption fund," the disbursement of which is to be investigated by a Senatorial Committee? Whatever the reason may be, the cheering fact remains that he is still our Senator, and will represent us in the next General Assembly. What more can we ask?

Titu onVila Dnnl!; onaliled an 1H-

ventor on this side of the Atlantic to

h'art stolen his

ucau vu idea, and was eteaming orer to x-ng-

:r HabVaei and Yale have agreed to j I ; m d-v-nnrr A re no on .Tlllv 4th. at a ... i.?JE

swera at a ( n 49 jaCQ hereafter to be settled by both gtrekts""' ' parties. The Harvard crew is to be

composed or tne men, next Dest xo iue

four wno snail.. De seiecteu ior mc

English race. i -n :.I

i The ; Executive Commi'tfee" of the

National Board f Fire Underwriters, in organizing a rating Bureau, divided

the country into six departments

thefifth:to cocsist-of the fcfates oi Illinois,: Michigan, Wisconsin,' Iowa. Minnesota, - Kansas - and Nebraska,

with headauarters at Unicago. i i

A' .BRlCK'houic;' 188 by 40 feet, three stories bigbj and in the con

struction of which 42,aa() bri?t,were used,' ' was buil t in Lancaster, I a , last week. In nineteen and a halt "hnnrsand bersoos were living in it

within, Jhree days from the,, time it was commepced,,,,! .a , .a..;-..'!. o ; r pjjjGENlE ges to-s Jerusalem this Summer to fa4fill a vow made years agov that if she gave birth to a son she would go and thank God for it on the" Mount of Olives. ;: The son who made the vow worthv of fulSHment goes to

Witness us ousravaat-B. . . :

" AtrsTRiA liasr 3,000,000 acres of vir-

gin lorests, ,proaucea uy piauuus.

which are estiiDatca to De worfu sev

eral hundred millions ot norms. ,

AND

GXASSWAEE Lamps, Looking-Glasses,

AO.

ISo. , S5 i.3Pir't' ' tree t,

COAL! COIL!

Having rearBd my former htlKinfts. T WOtlld hprhv Infnrm

my old patrons And the public

generally tnai i am preparea to

nhort notice Coal in aU ease mast be paid lor vthen ordered. A cent for the celebrated PARA.n .v .! vi r. i ; t . ;

M ' JOS. THOMAS. Office in American House. . nov4 dly .-it. .

FAUSLEY, KUAN & C0m

Western Brewery,; , llannfacturers of . , t

Lager Beer, Ale, and Porter,

In barrels, half-barrels, kegs and ui- - bottles. ' ' ' OFl'ICi" Jio. 85 MAIS ST.,

XVANaVILLE, INDIANA. :.OT7lr "'r ''"'M

.;. 'I.; i - 1 I ;:i r I ' J ' " " CTrescent!2 Foundry, . . r . f . r t t --... i . Cornerlcr Canal and Ingle Sts.,

;,! EVAKSYILLEJ LNDIANA, t i

WATCHES, JEWELRY,..-.- ; ' SILVEBWARKj

LOUIS IIITTIlOI.ri;

Watches, Jewclrj, Sllrerware,

. Spectacles, Clockj,Pkted.vv are, ' GOLD PK?7H, f., 1 ' 1 At the very lowest Katrn ii ( e , . Solid Silverware & Jewelry Ma do to order. , ,,:,',, r Special attention Klven to jrepalxiai-; .In Watches. , . .. ,' . ; ; . , '.""A good stock of j," American la eli

Alway hand.

3LYTHR

ATTOI1SEY-AT - I.A1T.

' 0FFICS TUIR STBEST, t

t : ' : ' i Man a facta rem 6

STEAH INQINE3, STEAM BOILERS

lu: Portable Circular Saw Mills,

Machinery of everj Bescrlptlon

OC5

MAINHT.1'' $4-5

IfelO JBra

5 t-

AJTD

- 2 I fijb t- 5. b 3.

r,u Atm eerts, Worth 75 cci'ji. Om 1 ; 3 si ItiH At C5 tents Wcrlh 0 ccsta. At 75 cent?, Worth 11, C3. IIOF.K IIAVI1I.X2I1

At 50fiilM rt!i 1.1. eta. ;ooi si:iovr:r

At ! !; tn rtii i .. ' Al !M co Hh uoi tU :. I

lint liUt S(((l i ::-.m:i

" At $t sr. i oriii f . I r.o. Ilest Cii.it Xtn-1 ! ; !: ; At )r l 5 i Hi ri

Bust Cast Steel Jpadinr. Forks At $1 2. worth $1 1. Vfry'Eest" Chopping Axes

.., , it $1.2.1 worth 11 5'J.

novli ly t

WJIEELER & BIGGS,

And tlie jtollowing i the amount paid by tbe city during the preceding year, viz, i, the year ending . April ",131808: v7. : : 'J : ""."'..!'' '. i to'

' The amounts paid by" the city during the year, ending April 13,1808, are

as follows: "

For sidewalk lmproveroetiW S ,91- 03 " alley improvements... - l JJ repairing nmmproved streets. ld.SAM 8J

i i leet.. ,H,0o7 6 " traveling streets, .19l lineal leet H,6u2 51

-' two rJwivA nnr Oueensware direct from

thA Potteries of Btaffordahire, England,

via New Orleans and New Yorls; neee Iay bo second-hand profits which rightfully belong t? oor enstomers. , . t ....nmmanti with

MKAKIN BROS. CO., of Staffordshire, j WHOLESALE. GROCERS, t.-r ttA RTTfTT.ITSIYE CONTROL I . ,

tot this market.of their celebrated STONE (Joi FirSt and Sycamore St3 CHINA WARE, we are now prepared t Y ( . , ,H ,M snpply the trade, ,7ri itit !: . i '' . 'nv'Awavii.i.B I'

VConsnlt your own Interest toy exam- I ; , - . . ; , , ; , , i!

lning oarnwoK neiorw ipuicu.iu8 where. ,'; Unt

BZALKRS IK

teovll ly

BELTING. ''

Tu TnalanI nnd Wales " during

1868,'.tberer.wer-'! registered -78U,156

births, and 48b' deatns. Jt inose

born,5 lUU.lol were males, ana oj,jj

were females; and ot the aeatns,

247,393 were males,- and were

females, iho numDer oi marriages was 170,729. . The largest proportion m'arriairoa nftk Tlaca 1 in ' th e last

quarter of the year, and "the1 fewest took place in the first- quarter.' The greatest number of births was regis' tered in the second quarter ot the rroar and hf lowRt in the last ouar-

ter. '.The highest rate of mortality was reached in the, third quarter, and

the lowest in the second quarter.- :

HARDWAKE .

t

8AMTJEZ OKU.

Total .....:i.........7.......r::.....'-v552,100 22 ' Besides the amount paid' for graveling streets during the year, there remained due to the contractor April 13, 18G8, about $7,500.. which, was paid by the Council of. 1868. The cost to the city for bowldering during that year was large, for the reason that onehalf of Water Street,1 besides the

crossing3,.wa3 4one at the expense of

the city. ,. , ., -,: " During the year ending April 13th,

1363, the following sums were ,re-

L'-r alilAuculk 1 in nrove rn en ts......$ 4.012 84

Btreet iuiprovemenU. l;ZM 96 i'levepta... . 1,792 41

The Sew Railroad law. ; We have already noticed the passage by the Legislature of Indiana of an important law authorizing counties and townships to aid in the construcil C : 1 . . J , TP anncfitnflAn.

ality is established, it is likely to have ceived back by the city, viz. : ; S

a decidedly favorable influence upon the railroad development of the State. The principal features and provisions of the bill are as follows: When

ever one hundred freeholders 'shall I sequent collections, thatf is collec-

petitiou the County Commissioners for an appropriation," to aid some organized railroad company, to construct their road through, or in the county, to a named amount, not exceeding two per cent, of the taxi" bles, as shown by the last duplicate, the Commissioners, are to order tbe polls to be opened upon a day of which four weeks' notice is to be given, for the voters of the county to vote udou the subject. If a ma

jority of the votes cast are in favor, of the appropriation, then the Commissioners are to levy a tax, at the ensuing June session, to raise the money, but the tax in one year cannot exceed one per cent, of the taxables, nor can the aid to any one road exceed two per cent, thereon. When the money is collected, the county can either take stock in the railroad, and pay when it is subscribed for, or a donation can be made by the Commissioners to aid its construction. If the

jta w it i i. jvi.

JO HI? S. JI'COKKJIE,: .' . IOK38 P. TWEED.

McCORKLE & T WEE 0,

Contractors and Builders,

And Manufacturers of . -

Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Brackets, - ' .:".' &c, Cr. WAIiXtIT 4k JKIUIITIf STREETS'-

EVA 8VIU.E,I.fB. ."'"'I -i . All orders will receive prompt attention .

JAMES DAVIDSOS. J. Ia ORB

SAMUEL ORR & CO;,

IEON, STEEL;; :.'':'-zrscy SPRINGS, AXLES, Horse and Male Shoes, Tinners' and Blacksmitns' Tools, WAGON : AO ECGGT WOOBWOEB

wBotGirr scrap iron BCQiri .'!.! - '-; ' . : At the highest market rate. j

i Evansville Business College,

! Corner MAIJT 4.TIliBD'8TS,

' JSY1XSYILLK, IXDUSAi ,t! Book-keeping; Penmanship, and MaLhematlea made specialties. ; Session both day and e veulag. .; For circulars, elvine termsw Ac.,

or specimens of Penmanship ad-

novll y Proprietors.

.-so. t et -yon.

- 4

WRdUGilTJRONPJPE, &c- &c.

' Eepairiig'doae at. Short Notice." : !?- ' i ,Km agents for .:'

StillwellV Patent. Heater; and Lime

! ;!. ii t-: Catcner.i 1 : i:- , nov7 ly . i - t

S 3 uHwi3 r- C

SS2 5.5FiSm . ' .

5h o S' W PS m H ft H S

-r ta i i Li 3 . s

All other arlU-l In proportion. Our (o-k 1m Irnsli aud direct Iroiu luanufaoturei,, TF.HMH CAMil. , I. STUA1IIJ & CO.. 7-1 Mailn Mlrett. . IMutfu K.-1-..nd aud Tlilrd. - f Union, Tfnkfit ni Courier ror.y.J ' . ' 1 ' Apr

. Tbe pmeM of

Haiclnal! Wines "'A Branfllet

i h only for ale at ' . BCHLAKPFEBS. .v

PTnis8es, Bopportera, Bandagea, uhnt.lp RrluvM lh bMt ai-

sorted atocK In th city--ioT n le

low at , . tiUtiUAiurf , - ?

novzs

fe3.d3iu

87,1)12 21

' Without taking any acfiount of sub-

lions for delinquent improvement chariras. the following exhibits the

c . r - . . r resultrfor the years mentioned, viz.:

Year ending April, 13, Ibbs; 3 nv lirwal r.t. of nnwldfiriuiT. and

.' s, 191 liueal feet of graveling " street -m, besides alley aud side-, walk. Improvements and repairs,cost o2,100 22 Kecelved by the city . 7,913 U

Net cost to tha oity $14,ICS ui Year ending. April 13, 1809: " '62 1 ' lineal feet of bowldering and 2.20 1 lineal feet of graveling U.MN SlllPV M till Sivle-

, .walk, i'mprovemeuts and repairs c t , f..8o,88S m Received by the city.., Net cost to thtf eity ......tfso.SH as It appears by the above that; the

street improvements ' made in . 1SGS Wire less than pac-fourth' of those

made in 1807, but cost the city nearly doable the amount."' V.

SUSY ALREADY KX0W,

And I wantotiiers to flod out, that I sell

WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, &c.

at retail as well as wholesale. '

7 offer Wail Paoef by the single p.ece or

the bundle, and at priced ranging Irom JOe TO 3 OO PER PIECE. -

, I have a line stock, and want to sell it to 1. Those who-prefer to bay of me. . ' 2. Those who would as so-m buy of mo as anybody else ; and ., , 3. Those who, preferring to buy : elsewhere, would rather bay of me than not be suited at all. - t --- " ; : My store Is No. 11 Firfit Street, '

near the Opara House. , JOHN WYMONI).

! 1nnl4 dtf

Water Street, EVANSVILLE. IND.

DB. C. E. BIEBB0WEK

Surgeon Ieiitlst, s Eyaiisville, Indiana. " ;

I Office cn SKCOND STREET, bet.

-Main anu AAJ-uo6f it.,, BRAY'S' BLOCK (Second Floor).

pcSTly

ISZeeliniilcii. Founilrj

ttaan'actnrei-a and Bonder of

Wlisr is ' ihj teal vlace to

get a nice Sign paintedl t ,

Irteu, inai couu u j 'everybody didn't Jcnovs i that

(Successors to Wells. Kellogg Co.) flSTlfiRNK & BECKER

do the neatest and ' best worJc in the city. .

"THE grain "men" of theT North west are iaearnest in heirattempts to break down the prices of transporting wheat to the seaboard. Large

d i3 V BlU tikj vvaJva i4unu u - v a money is donated, payments can only quantities o. grain Are afloat for iiUbe made after the road is located, and rope via New Orleans, and the amount

t to be shipped by this, route the com

i n.t;nn tn inar season promises to be enormous.

exceed fifty per cent, of the amount The New York 'papers are beginning f Anr.tA nt;i th to discuss "the propriety., of, reducing

cars run over the road throueh the the tolls on the Erie Canal, and urge

., . a r n mmpno th importance.of tLe btate feelling

work within one year after the tax is out to a private corporation who will levied, or a failure to complete the manage its affairs with shrewdness,

3 T oil economv and efuciencyv The hgures

right of the company to the money at which grain " is shipped from the t. ..io nnA lUDoer Mississippi to New York by

r.ana snnwn W. future, time is river and sea, are not favorable to the

H. J, SCnLAKfFE&'S ,, v Old BellaMe Drng Store,

Wheie can at all times be found the Jarcest sorted stock in th State, oonstBtiug of an endless variety of iSngliKh, French, and American Perfumes, Pomades, OoJogmes, Rnby Toilet Peta, Wallets, Purser, Card Cases, Ac. Also, a splendid stock of Sponges, and Chamois of alt grades. .

Oft; JZ

V 1

Chicago route.

granted by the County Commissioners, and, therefore the money goes iato tbe general county fund. The pro

visions of the bill are also made applicable to any one or more townships, whenever twenty-five freeholders shall present a petition from each township for such aid to a railroad which

rru t.:ii t,-a Kaon -rofiillv . rlrawn . 1 .-lrirfil nrinter. now enmloved in the

. tn mA rinM of tx-Davers- I goverEment printing office. It is gen-

.wc.v. T ' , v Kelieved that the Un

anl at tha same time secure rne

A lively Time Among the Trlnters. i7b.e ..special correspondent of the New York ,.Hera?dr writing ; .from Waihiugtonlothrsays: " . .The Columbia Typographical Union TTtl V,-k1 n mPAtlnff- t.rt-mojrow nieht

at the City Hall, to take some action

regarding the case oi. uougiass, the

construction of railroads which commend themselves as worthy of aid

erallv KfiliftveoTt hat the Jnion will re

ject the proposition to elect" Bo aglass

as a member, and that should duper-

inteodent uiapo-tnen persist in em-

ployicg him, an tee printers at tDe iMiwrnnieTit office will rr.nlcfi a strike

and refuse to work" until the tinfor-

ftinat("i?n nrcd tvnfl is renudiated.

TVT fllaTm sirs lie will - not 'ViAvIrl to

. -s i i' - - - anv such dictation, and that,, if the

A More In the Rlzht Direction.

Every citizen interested in " the future nrosneritv and Growth of Evans-

Title must rejoice that we are repre- ;-nt-rtrike,"he will filltheir places eented m the important Commercial f twenty-four hourswlth a full f6rce Convention now in ssaiiifln !n"Memi 'f nAmnotont ftmn6sitors.

phis. Heretofore we havo stood I 1 Moreover there is1 another ca-jise of

aloof from similar convocations, sd difficultyr The rules ot tne union x, . . . , ' rlpmand that not more t than ten apthat, m a irutrnwar,, the commer- SSSSsti shall -be' cmploted in tfe cial importance ot Jjivansville has been nrint n? ,i office, Mr.

overlooked or under-estimated. We Clapp has requested the abrogation

nave a vital interest in ait movements I 01 tnan ruie, asBtruug mo uciuu i.i.i-j j i i " - V tinnia oTrrlov ink s wianv aTSPFen

caiouiateu iu ucvciuy iuc resources ot I . rf . . . . . . .. I iik .a Via mv hps fit and announc-

this Valley, litis is one ot the natu- j -4" he doca nokoppose

wvuiwcivia "vv" v u.Wiu me policy,! tne pnaters regulation

the Mississippi River, and . rV't the Ubey wil1 work, he will submit to no

Pm. nn,! i IhronicUt rjertintatlv ve. w " ...

v.v.- .. V " T iponauct his business. 1 "A lively time

arjca we aio kijt ucuci onu- anticipated at the next meeting

MA T I ON A :

LIFE INSURANCE COMPT

OF Til B , . ' FXIT fJ) STATES Off AMERICA.

Chartered by Special Act of Cohokess,

Approved July 2.1, Ihws,.. ,, ,!, CASH CAPITA 1. ,000,000. . Paid in lull. ,

" BRANCH OFFICE, ., FIRST XATI0XAL B INK BUILTilXG, Where the general business or the Company is transacted, aud t.o whlcii all c rreBpoudence sbould be addressedv ' ' ? ri opyicEJis. '':" ; -s -,r . rurvpt1 tt (iT. AR.K President.

JAY COOKE,. Chairman Finance and

rr r x-1 x. fiinv Vinn-Prfsi dent.

EMEK&ON W.-PJEKT.aec'y and Actuary.

Thio rvtmnnnv offers tbe following ad

vantages: ' , , ' It Is a National Compauy, chartered by special act orCongress . 1S68

It bai paia-up capuai ui i. wu,wu. It offers low rates of premium. it furniKiies larerer insurance than other

companies for the same money.

It. it denniie aaa ceriaiu iu ic: iu-. It is a liome company in every locality, its policies are exempt riom attachment. There are no nnnec Esary restrictions in

the policies. . -

Every pollcyTSTion-ior enauie.

insured -their full amoant, and return all the premiums, so that the insurance costa only the interest u the annual payments. Policies may be taken that w 11 pay to the insured, after a ceitaiu numoer of

years, aura g me, au uuum one-tenth the amount nameiiu the policy. No extra rate is charged, tor risks upon the lives of females., . , : It insures, uot lo pay dividends to policyholders, but at so low a cost that dividends will be impossible. -. . - .- -' Circulars, pamphlets, and full particulars Klven on application to the Branch Office of the Company, or to - , JOHN W . feLLIS A CO.. - - Cincinnati, Ohio, - General Agents iorObioana tx-ntral . and siouthern Indiana. JOHN S. HOPKINS, ' Evansville, lad., . ' mayl2dweot , AQbNT,

IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF

13 Iirst Street

SIGN OF THE BIGr PADLOOKf

AXES, AXES, t ; AXKS, AXES, AXliSrAXE.S, TABLE CUTLERY

POCKET CUTLERY,

POCKKT- UUTJjJSKxV i -. : i

POCKBT CUTLEKY, ; I-S 1

Trace Cnalsns, Trace Chains.

Trace ClininH,

PI au ter Hoes, ;M

llanten7 noes, llanter' Hoes, ' Mcc&aBles Tools, llpphJinlfts' TfJOlS.

v'.lleclianles'ToolSt

BUILDERS' HARDWARE,

ulilLUKlio llAKunAitB., . Bt'lLDKUS' UAUUWAKK, I'lkiTAW tMIt WnuLCABDs.

' ' .' COT! ON AMD WOOLVAKDM,

' ; ' - ' COTfUN ASH ! viniw

BEST RUBBER BELTING, BUST RUBBER BKC.TINO, BEXT RUBBER BJZLTING, . , ; ,

L ..- ; Mill and Cross-Cut 3awa, Mill and Cross-Cat Saws, Mill and Cross-Cui Saws.

CASH buyers will find It to thei r advantage to examine our slock before pnrohaatng elsewhere. i i)

At the Old Stand, 13 First St . ii BffiTTICHKB, KELLOGG b CO.

Steam iKBglnes, Circular Saw

: - mils. .

-f;j R III ... '. lil. . .. 'I'llT r f ' . S3 -'

'a o V eft i W ' -3

,l;-fcs ft' sG hi

r M fS -, " o W 0 ' a au T: n i"" O. a, h t J mi uj w ,

pr

o o

3 1 5 ?r 2

tal ' o r, r3 'C M 1--J

1 '0

at : 0 ; 1 C3 rj ' ',, 0 I f5 ..i i .,

CARRIAGES.'

I havejost fitted np a room over

my otore tor ntting on l runses. ui which I now have the Largest and Bel Htlecttd Stock far ChUdr, Youth, and Adult. Call anu.see foryomaelvesatFpFER,R Drug and Fancy Ooods Htore.' Corner Main and Hecund fo tret La.

(S. E. GILBERTS CO,,

tV HOLES ALE GROCERS,

Oriat and 8ngr M11U, Tooaoco Hwora asamin Machines, Distil

lery itnd Mining Ma- , ;J '' ', ek'nery, Malt Mllla, Corn -l kUra, HnM Front. Cellar Oratea.

nOU & BRASS CASTINGS. .. ,-,t-. o-.l ' . I'-'i -'' " .

iacklnry of all kinds Mad and Repaired.

, Dealers la Belting. Fire Bricks, r ., , . !... i ,. ' ! ' , ateam Ganges, and . rrongbt Iron Pipe. Old materials bought

J. B. Obken. ' " ' ' F. h. OaKKK.'

II. GIIIIKN CO,,

CARRIAGE ' MANUFACTURERS, r Transfer Or nam en t at Ctmiu.istl prices.

Main Street, let. Fifth find Sixth, , lanltt-dAwtro K v A vi 1. 1. 1. . J vu.

G R li AT 1 j AvD SAL I j

Henderson County, Kentucky, Aathorized by Act of thr Kentucky ; Legi8lature,'18fi7-(!S.

Seien Rich and l!li;lr proved Ohio lilvir UoUoni ' Frirms. nnd fifll Town Jxts.

i to be Dhposcd of la Muires.

No. 31 North, First Street, W fcave tu facility of the beatMaI .a. . 1 . v W ww r. n a wl 1 1 fl V flLil

- f ' ! EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,

A full stock always on hand and

low- st market

for - a!e prices, i.

at the

no,12 6m

DNTISTS.

ACHITJSCTS. '".,::" E. MURSlNNA,; "! , 1. 1

. a. n. C HIT E O Ti" Dice No. S CHANDLER'S BTJILDINQ V - Corner First and Locust Street, Evansville, lad. war Plans and specifications for all kinds of buildings furnished at short notioe, and on reasonMbie 1 eras s- JifmchlS dSm

KOBKKT BOYD. OTIS WOOD.

BOYD & WOOD, ARCHITECTS, No. 7 Chandler's Block, ;

Corner Fir.it and Locust Streets,

'I l EVANSVILLE, IND. ' tlo na amf Qrv Ami t mnfl TrrfrA. "f 1 Oil

Jt luuo cauiA wajvha"w"" r "t- " short notice and reasonable terms.;

JiAUiJ U LA ;

Uesident Ueutlst,

I Over Flrrt National Bank, ' ' ' " !

Corner Jttaln sod First Street, . Evansville, nd-

f AMrrAtTrKER or costiiit

jt ous tiura won, uoia. ciivw, uv ; camte.Coralite, and Amber Plates, Carve

wort, Arcinoia- i iuw, c ADMINISTRATOR of Nitrons OxlH, (an excellent and safe aaamtbetic). Chit -roform. Ether, and also several local par

I lyzera. . , .. ; , ; ,-an-. u- -: . -r

NEURALGIC Affections treated. M v F aci l.lTII-ii are as eood and at

establlshmeot as large (consisting of iv'

rooms) aa any in tne u nitea otai. ;

I RETURN" MY THANKB for the ei .

i.neryaud Workmen, and will give all

lis, fill orders promptly, warrant our 0 .nil jdi.R.. FAunnnhlA nrlMS.

, i OsBoeaad r oundry. corner of First and

. tl tstreets, e.vanayuie, ino. - t m. B. Workmen sent to all part to fit work and do repairing. Jabaaem ,: BCHULTZK. THtJMAN A CO

...fi'i.') H7

W1LUAH HEILMAlf! " j ? ; ' ' - ' -i i - - ' ' , ; ' (Sooeeaaor to KraU a Hellm '

tensive patronage received daring t pa

Kit MX X B.Atts.

dutjogists.

1 PniLIP-MCfiEE, ; ; XMrd Street, bet. Sjesizore &ad ls . . j ,i Manufacturer ot Compound Lubrlsitlsig . OS' r . . for all kinds of Machinery ' , LARD OIL, SOAPS, asi CANTOS PURE CATAWBA. WINK or my. : 8 growth. tnch2l dly a

LAW CARDS.

J. B. BUCKIS. IU D. RICHA.B.DSON

RUCKER & E:CHARD30N,' Attorneys at law, -

North Side Third Street, bet. Main & Locust,

'Collections promptly attended to. Careful attention given to examination of titles, writiqgXdeeds, mortgages. Ac ; . . apt dim . j

a. m. saACELiroBn, WJt. r. paimti SHA.CKELF0RD & PARRETT, Attorneys at Law.; Offick THIRD STREET, between Mala

mhl3 d3m

F.VANSV1I.I.X, IlTDIAJlA, '

W. P. HARGRAVE, ATTORNEY at LAW. ' Office on" Third Street. In Washington nniwi Rlock. 1

win nractiee 1. various Conrts of

the Circuit. Prompt attention to office

business iaeci ium

7 JonX LATf it, ui Wholesale and Retail Dreggy 7-

. . .-. 1 , . ' ueaier in u - - Medicines Faints, Oils,,Brtuhtsr fec ... w H'F Yi fkMnnt and Third. '

Kvansvilie, Ind. , u Unn'o . .flunllnn plven to ("TTTTINtl

WINDOW ULASH toall4 3CBl dtf

" Mannfactnrer aad Kullder ol i -1 ' . V' ,. . - ;i' ; J - ' - " '- ' ' ' ' i- rOMUBL AND STATIONARY a i) t'j. ' ' u . i " ,,aI '.i.li i ,Ul .t:J- ' i ' I ! ....ft , - - !

TZAM EMSDiES AND BOILERS

8AW J AND , GRIST i MILL -

! ' il -. u . .MACHINERY, 1 1 ,. . : - !"'- 1 - -I"''' I !

First Pris-.4...

Becond Prie.....,.,. ............. Third Prlte ........ T Fourth Prize ............ Fifth Prize.....'....'....-.. .. '..

Sixth Prize -. Hereof U Priz.,...'.....'........-.

280 PRIZES IX TOWN

Valued at 12H each. 140 PMIZ Wt TOWN LOiX, , , (' vained at ttw ach.. , i I . ( PBlZK-i IN TOWN LUT.1.. , '. , . . . , Valued at Wl twlii,,,, u,

JAV

,T"xi

,7.Vt ,7-4

GEO. S. SONNTAG "( ' ' ' aNLsC()e' !rV.'-". IMl()UTi:itH

.- or HAE'D W A "'"" cxj'3,x.iiiKir' - -'guns'; AND PISTOLS

Fiinn I us & 11 vdi an I r:,' Tc a 1 1 , , We have rsinored, nine the i.iru-ttor of onr stock iiv 1re on the it of In hvr, to the u d lAwf tilt.fcl UtiI, st !! coTticr of Flft-t a id Main HUwtft, and have now la lor o iu tf il.o moHt cninj.lt.ie 0('Un of k-vmIs iti onr line that i-a he foil iij , In the S i-ht, 'juichM'd on a dull market lor 2 J. H II,

and Will he n.'l n-l lo the trade at such piiis as ntiaot fall to lmpr. ss tn t inker. We have no Old Btocld , j i . our evmJj sre all r itnNH'.ASiM. cji, f : A X, n t. j nt f tun the fur-Unit". ; f . . i ' ' ' ),.: ... We f.flfr s.ntcisl linliiitifiils on Taljfe' niiii rotKct Cutlery; ,. i . . .....

Chains, Hsmcs, and Collars; AXCf':IIocst'& Cross-cut Saws; jti)it.ii:iis iiAitinvAui:.

LOTH,

- --' t:itSEU OF FlilST,

KVANHVM.I.K. IND.

GKO. IBORXHILL.

f wjc xaoawHii.1.

THORNniLt, & SON, t; ,

H-jr tctTKkBa or

paddles aiid Harness

- . ,, .j. -'i"M '.. u; a SECOND STUEKT, near Maln,r . " " .1:1 UU t '' ""if'.iK .VANSVUiLE IND., All Kinds of fine Saddles and Barnes constantly on hand. ,

- HEP AIRING done In the.best manner

l.na at snori aouce. . imiioutiu

' -tElssolatioa'ot CopartarsMp.

ir..cv UI'1I itiiv ri iirn

3C io be a member of our firm on the

24ib day or Marcn, iaw. m,8 u3w R. DUNKERSON A CO,

CotUn And Tobaeeo Prte

; ; . , . f i ;fjf -' K. 5,T I . fi'-.i . i CIRCULAR) SA W MILLS. 4: ?,..-'--:- '..!) Ac.,' . ''' : KTAHBVIIXE, IWIJ. , ? BSHsn laoai and Coma Womx made tm rderon aaoitnotioe.i - , ' f !! "1 'tRON AND BRAB& ' CASTINGS . . Ot everr deicrlpUon. ' ""'." " - . Dealer in fteam Gange. Gona Belr FireBrlcka, Wrought Iron PlpeSjBoIUx; CloUu. AeTat manufacturers' prloea, ..-jl - lURXPAlklNW-' done at ahort notioe. as

Tiie'drawinu w 1 1. 1. t a ii i: place at MrmoijIc Ttmrl', l MmnV4ltjj Kentucky ou tlio ltnJMy;oJ (jj4t inaVb will furniMf painj)!!!-! tfiilu deacripuon of the pron ty, aud oout. jning. the act of the ,lAhu.uf umUui t w he Male. ' " , Com m I ss loners Who-will mmmtff Use nterprlee are named li tbe act of lue 1-gss-lature, aud Uir tiit-gnty slid 1 1--iih1-4nlity ar- endrrnd In the r-rt;ij'-.i.ii . (which will be fount! in tlie pampititjl) o Oovemor John W. tstcveiitoo, Houm. Garrett' iavls and Thotna C. M'-Cn- iy, United' Htt8 Henators, Hon, .John 1 .

Bench, pe.kcr of tow Krnlwiky Ho .

Ol leprSPeiJ 1.41 IVI B, nitlldJAl'l .M, Joseph Adams, protdt-pt ot tiui r itrtruMs,' liallk. U. C U wIhiii, 1'il leul of tho N itlooal l. auk, John 11. 1: i ! I .h;: ll( I .... nl Henderson, Ky.; Hon.W.'P. X'.t tu-t i . J mint of tbeCirtwll. Cmii t ul i In V.tlvn - h J u:Cial llHti icl, aud M, H, Juan')", JwiU't ti the Court of Ooinraoa Pifnt,- , J n i .. .i lion. iWoi. H.'i WHikr, -llayttr, -Joiin Hopkins, PiiJjsui. Hist ..H -iial Hi.riK and other,, of Kvao. ville, iinltai)i, a'd .. m I t.im uaiithn.ti rJt li.Mifi4tl !tli(l

jroruHi-i! I iv lit ulii: V nit.l j4 diaaf.. -i TICIvtTn can purehi'hi-. I of, . . L. H. LVSb', Fanner- n!r, llfnd.rbn,Ky.t ' f ' 1 ' ' "'-' ,J f Lonirtviiio, Ky.? . , . .. i-,. . T1KM. U A. RROOK'A vTtn ';', l-i ; JOHN C. I . VI HAM, i'l. 'i"l -'''- J HopkiiiHviile, ijtwiUii.Hvjiie, i y. j, . JainenK. Uaisuin,C;mtrteiO!..l iiaiiH.i a-deIw;-bBororei"J at I"'l let of October. tf:S '','',, ,r r.H;.' Jvu,iA afrilt llwf") Msui U'l c-,.fi.'1!f tt.ni HEMtN IN WXC1.N.& LO, Ni.. 1....U. First atietl, will order tick. U liv.rn the AiientH at. linii!Kiim, 1-)'., Iwf thte w.i dwslre to porchae. '

'CI1ICIIT NAT! ADVrjJ. - GEoilijE' E" JACKSON & CO., CV''iiii" fltul . I'urwtirding Me'chantt, , ,, , Jalei.i ) u 'Grain, i". Flour, --Pork, Lard,' ' lrocIiie, .:r.. No. A'i Walnut Hlrc-.-t,

' Eransiltlo liry Uoelt CJo. ATA WEF.TIJ!04jr TllK IHRKlf. ors of I be l!vni Hie lry U- k. wo., IjbiO. at Mr. Tubs. :. Garvin it-ollli:1. u

Tutrsdwy evening, ft mollmr wkh" niti by jj. U. Keller, and aeaiuwied by U. 11. Mian,

lllifcl. tun 4rvM:.;uiiij4i t-i m jhbyimui 114 t . 4 n ....... . .. 1 ..r 1 l... .1 tr I... ,44-

scioded, the motion was unanimously curried. , , . , '., 1 D. C Keller then moved that the o , be sold at public salt on Hturai;'. H'C -' lust, at the dock land'tix. at . " AM., on the followtrisj teirnw: '";;' " cati ; the balance in On. j' VI. 18, aud S- month, wilh iolc wilb approved personal st'curlty. ... lr w ., rt The motion was secoadod by ti. II. wtart, and voted and rdVTART'.'rlarv. Evansville. Mv UtJ

Tin: j:vaanvii.i.i: (Formerly ('lewuit C'ty Hprttiijs)

Wll b rMnert for the 8-as.jn on H k'FV Xf. I A "V Mti, Wl.tJii the fu" h' Is rehjiwtf ally invited tn wiluch-i tiiM won Icj .'ul transfol li' slbm ll.iit hs lii:vu t-i!.:;! iu tun boat tlful

giuund- Muro iawt Ht-anosi.

All the hotiH h ari.i fctici -i have 1mi re IildVt-ii fiutu lie lulfti-ir of the itr'.un.l", an! Hid w1.11 sven (: int Ib'owu liito one-gi iia.t P.irK,ithl noUu l' HHlirul tulvt-t hi. 1 wi ikH, and K,ai.-.t-ii;- 1 wllti si x t un.lr. d 1 J ilUoi4l Ii.!h u."'l tl'wt-r. l1llirulw.

' AiU-hui fountain of fr-h " mlii.-rat

waters rise from dt-ptlis of l'0 to i'M fetit l.ow the surisco, and furulnh contl t uou fctreama "f Ui-e henllh-Htvlug- tsv-i-ragi-H. The f '!"" ri1 wt-rlna ; ,SM LINK (MA L YJiEA TL Oonlaiolmc Chlorlno, Hodtum, Mutlalo of Hoiin, I'"" ,r'' istte of Iron, nml lticurbonale of M4'.' ot. ! T-Ive hnUi-roniiv h;ive het filtt-d up in the irifwt r iol;rn arid approved !, ud Cold und 1'itTub, KIikwit, sh: I'ururht liulliM era h HkJ at all lnnr. The ivmh will lie eonfctttuUy uti r t 1 1 I with the him i (."inulnUM.i l Bitr, also Ale, W lti,. ii nd Cigar itiid the rostauYant wll a all the lllMiclr of th iiuiri ; an t tii exertion v 111 Ijii spttr.d t-i add io lb comfoitof vl tttors. El) WARD WKIILFJI. ma7 tltf (Courier aud Unlau i y If