Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 31 May 1869 — Page 2

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No. 6 JLX'iiit Street, F.vnTl lie. MONDAY...MAY 31. !!! We agree with the Boston Advtr titer tbat the Navy Department has dona a very foolish thin? in exchanging the Indian names of our war vessels for the names of coiamonplaca inland towns and villages w hich never saw a war steamer, and never will till water runs up hill. These Iodian nunc are generally musical, and are iuvariably. original. They are American in every sense of the word, and we cm see no sense in changing them for the- names of towns and villages imported from ruurop?. The Coknek. Stone op m New Boston Post-Office. The Boston Jturnal says an intimation has. been received from the proper authorities at Washington, by the Grand Master of Masons in" Massachusetts, that it woul J bo agreeable to thera that the oroer stone of the new Boston PostOilice should be laid with Masonic honors sometime during the Jubilee week, by the Grand Lod,e of Massachusetts, and in tha presence of the President of the United S'ates and other officials. If this suggestion is carried out the ceremonies will probably take place on Thursday of that week, and will be an additional fea ture iu the pageants of the festival. -It will be remembered that the corner stones of tho S:ate House in Boston, the Capitol at Washington, the Bos ton City Hall, Bunker Hill Monu meot, and other public etructures in difiereut parts of the eountry have been laid with these ceremonies. Direct Trade and Imuilsratlon. One of the most exciting questions before the Memphis Commercial Con vention was that' of direct trade witl Europe. Second only to that in im portance and interest was'tLat of iui migration. The Southern delegates, with the enthusiam for which the people of that section are celebrated, seemel to think tbat the only thing needed was fur the Convention to re foivehat direct trade should be established, designate the peaport. and the whole work was . accom plished. IJcucc, the pertinacity with which the citizens of Norfolk, Charles ton, Savannah, and Mobile , argued the claims of their respective localities. But while they were talking and resolving, the merchants and business men of : Baltimore have been acting. A line of steamers has been put in operation between that city and Bremen, and on Monday las: arrived with its first European cargo. The steamer, Leipzig, as might be supposed, was mainly filled with immigrants, seeking a home on the rich soil of the Western Continent. One . hundred and fifty-seven ia'4TyVcTDfi?iSur'ad'CIlfo llailroad to Cincinnati. One hundred and four continued their journey to St. Louis, whence, no doubt, they will scatter through the Stater of Missouri, Iowa, Kansas, and Ne braska. None of the large number turn their faces southward, notwithstanding the attractions of soil aud climate. Nor will immigrants .ever do bo until the people of that section learn sufficient wisdom to quit glori fying treason and rebelliou, and receive peoplo from all sections and countries favorably, and treat them kindly. To the gripe growers of Europe nc country offors such rare attractions in soil ind climate as Tennessee, North Alabama, and Georgia and West Carolinas. But these attractions fail to entice the immigrant, for freedun of opinion and security of life is dearer to him than agricultural advantages, and consequently he turns us face Westward aud North, and makes these sections blossom with lis iudustry iu spite of the unpropiticusnes3 of climate and the unaccustaned forma of agriculture to which heis compelled to give his attention. While the manner andpcrsonal deportment of all the delegates to the Memphis Convention wen friendly, it was most unfortunate t!at some cf the speeches were so il timed and inflammatory as to contri.ute .largely to secure the defeat of tie very objects had in v'ew iu callin; the Convention together. Immigrants will not be apt to locate in. a section of country whose public menglory iu an effort to break up the Uivernment. They will prefer aIwa3-3 tint portion of the country whose citizets are lawabiding aud do not toleraterebellion against the constitutional authorities. It is to bo hoped, theefore, if the peaple of the South iesire to have their country filled up y immigrants from Europe, that xtj will bo more prudent when next tbejmeet in Convention at Louisville, and give no expression to sentiments tiat can only frighten away the very element they pretend to ba so anxious to conciliate. The Kentucky tate Republican Convention. This Convention assembled at Lexington on Thursday last. Notwithstanding the party iu Kentucky seems to be hopelessly in the minority, the attendance was quite large, and the enthusiasm prognostic of success About two hundred and seventy-fiW delegates were present from all parts of the State? arid the entire proceedings were characterized by harmosy and earnestness. A lengthy arraignment of the Democratic party of that State was read by Samuel R. Smith, Esq , editor of the Frankfort Commonwealth, in behalf of a Committee cf five appointed by the Republican members the last Legislature to prepare each a document. It will .no doubt be prifited and circulated as a

Rfrt-- Hon .Tiura Rti tn of T,ruisville, was made permanent President, He took high Radical ground in his J address, urging the Republicans of the Sraf to cnmfl out like men and , . . . ... ro;U!rr- n ciaim no rig lit uiey who uu.t...-0 - concede to others. The following is the platform adopted amid great enthusiasm. The lesolution endorsing the Fifteenth Amendment, seemed in particular to gratify tlie delegates, and was greeted with loud applause: TIIE TLATFORM. Resolved-, That we regard the inaugural of President Grant as eminently wise and sound, and pledge ourselves to support his administration of the Government upon tho principals therein announced. Resolccd, That we heartily reommend the ratification of the 15th Amendment, believiosr that it will cminectly conduce to the peace and welfare or the country. , ' Resolved, That the fundamental principle oi the Republican party. equal riahts to alt men under the law, is approved by us, and we pledge ourfcelves to continue our support of this treat truth. Jies'yhcd. That the national debt, occasioned and necessitated as it was by the rebellion, aided iu the salvation oi tne nation, it is sacreu, inviolate, aud its payment should never be (lucstioucd in anywise whatever. Resolved, That we denounce the wanton extravagance of the State Government which has so embarassed the finances of tho State, as to make additional taxation necessary. lhe unequal administration of the law, which has made iife. liberty and prop erty so precarious in this State, and pledge the Republican party to a reform in these matters which will restore health to the finances, and give protection to all men in all their rights. Resolved, That we claim the ad mission uf the black population of this State to the right of testifying in our State courts iu all cases whatsoever, upon the same terms accorded by la'v to other classes of citizens; we claim this as an act of jjstieo to our most helpless people. and because it is right. Tlie following resolution was also adopted with unanimity aud applause Rezohed, That in partiog with that pare hiarted soldier and princely i.'1'utk-man. General George 11. Thomas, late commander of this depaitment, we hereby desire to express i lie deep vcueratuD, esteem and love in which he is held by the loyal men o! Ivcntu.-kv: to 'testily oar admtra tion cf his heroic virtues and splendid deeds, and to tender him, wherever duty may call him, the assurance that our benison attend him, and our services are wholly and always at his command. Considerable discussion arose on the appointment of a State Central Committee. It was urged that tie past management of the party had been bad aud a reform in this partic uhr was necessary. It was finally agreed to organize a State Centra Committee composed of one from each Congressional District, and two from the State at large. The follow ing was tho Committee selected: State at Large W. A. Merriweather, of Louir.vilTe; Gen. John T. Crox'"tifsfi 'Issvmoc a. n.UIack. Second District General Eli II. Murray. Third District Geo. T. Wood. Fourth District M. C. Taylor. Fifth District Edaar Needham. Sixth District J. Crockett Sayres. Seventh District Willard Davis. K'ghth District Henry Buruam. Ninth District John Means. E. RuiiSEY Wing, of Louisville, who was nominated for Treasurer of State, is one of the most talented young men of the State. As a public speaker, ho is said to have few superiors in the State. He is a bold and unflinching advocate of the doctrines of the Republican party, and will can vass the State in their behalf with energy and good results. . The Convention closed its labors by listening to a powerful speech de livered by Wm. II. . Wadswortii," of Maysvillc, and one from its candidate Bith speeches are spoken of in the highest terms of admiration. It is expected now, that the Repub licans all over the State will at once take steps to perfecl their oranizat'on and rally to its support all who do not believe in the immaculateness of the Democratic party. Indiana Items. The two Methodist Churches in Madison have taken the preliminary steps to enect a consolidation, it is the intention to unite and build a new church. The Mount Vernon Union styles IIen.mxg, the late Prosecutor for this Judicial Circuit, a " model Democratic official." The Mount Vernon Union grumbles over the distribution of school money. It says, notwithstanding Posey County notoriously beats tho world in the number of her babies in proportion to her aggregate population, she does not get as much school money as- Spencer, Warrick or Gibson Counties. In the Coflnties of "Washington, Orange, Dubois, Greene, Daviess, Martin, Gibson, "Warrick, Pike, Knox, Spencer, Perry, Crawford, and Harrison, tobacco is cultivated upon almost every farm. They have a preacher up in Terre Haute, whisky ganger tf that District: We are told they have another in Mt. Vernon. Senator Hendricks, says the State Sentinel, receutly purchased a "milk white steed" for which he paid S800. The Senator can't tolerate black, even in the brute creation, and must have white horses. Strawberries are selling in New Albany at from twenty to thirty cents a quart, with a large supply. A new church, belonging to the Christian denomination, was dedicated at Corydon yesterday. The tax duplicate of Posey County for 1SG8, shows a delinquent list of 22,827 33. It ia estimated that three hundred buildinga wm be erected in. South Bend, this season.

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the .New Aibacy upera mouse, we advise the printers to get their bills paid in advance, if they don't want to be left in the lurch. A PB.OPOSITION is before the Louis ville Board of Councilmen to sub scribo $300,000 to the New Albany and St. Louis Railroad. The Richmond Radical says: " Mr. Show informs us that he bought beef cattle in 1843, 18, and 1843 for $7 per .head, as good as he now pays from $80 to $100 for." Twenty-eight persons in Posey County acknowledge the luxury of a gold watch. The Plymouth brick makers sell the best machine-made brick at fC per thousand. One hundred and twenty buildings were erected in New Castle during the past twelve months. ! Mrs. A. W. Gossett, of PlainSeld, who recently committed suicide, had her life insured for twenty thousand dollars, ten thousand of which was in the Northwestern Life of Milwaukee, and ten thousand in some other company represented in Indianap'olis. Wednesday night, during the heavy thunder storm, a stroke of lightning killed Minor Vore, son of Laac Vore, a few1 miles south of La fayett. The father and son were both under a tree milking cows. The lightning struck the tree, killing the boy, and seriously injuring Mr. v ore The New Albany Commercial pro pounds the following conundrum: "Is a young fellow who goes to see his girl every week day liable to arrest if he goes to see her oa Sunday, under the law prohibiting a person from 'pursuine his usual avocations on the Sabbath'?" The State Sentinel thinks he ought to be made to marry the girl. NATIONAL LIFE lURANCE C0MPT O TiiK EXITED STATES OF AMKUICA. CHAHTKBED BY SPECIAL ACT OF C'ONOIKKSS Approved July a-), 1S68. CASH CAPITAL 1,000.000. Paid in lull. BRANCH OFFICE, FIRST XATIOXAL UAXK BUILDING, PlIIL.Al.l'Jf IA, Where the central business of the Com pany is transacted, aud to which all c. rrebpon aence suouiu be auaresfeu. CLARENCE H. CLARK President. JAY COOKE, Chairman Fiuanco aud H.j:ecatlve Unn'inlltee. HKNIU 1. COOKK, Vice-rresldent. KMKHsON V. PEET, Sec'y aud Actuary Th's Company offers the following advantages: 11 In a National Company, chartered by special act or congress, wots. It hm a paid-up capital of SI OCO.000. It offers low rates of premium. It furnishes larger insurance than other companies for the Maine money. It. is definite aud certain in its termx. It is a home company in every lo;Ut3-, Its policies are exemet irom attachment, There are no unuec ssary reslrictiocs in toe policies. Every policy ig non-for;eit;U!e. - Policies may be taken which pay to the insured their full amount, and return all the premiums, so that, the insurance costs only the interest on the annual payments PnllnlR m ii v hft tnkpii tlint. w.ll t:iv to I the lusured, after a certain number of years, during-lire, an annual income ot one-tenth the amount named in the policy No extra rate is charged lor risks upon tne lives or females. It insures, not to pay dividends to policy holders, but at so low a cost that dividends will le impossible. Circulars, pamphlets, and full particu lars civen on application 10 tne iruncti Ollice of the Company, or to JOHN VV. LLIS 4 CO.. Cincinnati, i hio, General Agents lor Ohio and Central and Southern Indiana. JOHN S. HOPKINS, Evanscille, huh, may!2d4weot AUtJST. The DIFFICULTY REMOVED Every STEAM BOILER SHOVj LI) HAVE StUlwcll's Patent Heater and Lime -Catcher ! TIIK MOST SKIUtll'S niFt'lcri.TY experienced by those who u.-e su-am power is the formation in their boileis of wuat is known to engineer as " SUALK" or "INCRUSTATION "a hard substance formed out of tho earthy salts .-ontaiued in the water, which attaches itself tinnly to ths whole inner surface of the boiler, la this city this difficulty Is peculiarly aggravated by the larue quantit, of magnesia and lime found in the wa'er, which, besides iorrnlng scales on the boiler, obstructs the pipes and occasions the most annoying delays Iu cleaning, as well as actually endangering the saiely of the poller. III weirs Patent Healer Removes all this difficulty, sending the water into the boiler free iroui any sediment whatever, and pure as if distilled. Alt who use what are known as the "drive wells" for their supply of wulr cannot atiord to do without this Healer, it will save them much money in the purchase oi fuel, to say nothiug of the annoyance and delay in cleansing boilers. The Heater is easily managed, and quickly cleansed. One has been in operation at Igleheart's Flouring Mill for many months, and given entire satisfaction. Another is iu operation in Heilman'8 Foundry and the Cotton Mill adjoining. Orders lor KtiUwell's Heater will receive prompt attention If left with WILLIAM IIEILMAX, Agent. Jan5 Great Western Despatch FAST FREIGHT LINE. UXITED STATES EXPRESS CO., Proi-rietors. Agents . Erie Railway Company, Notice to Shippers. THE GREAT WESTEK.V DESPATCH, on the I3th of March, toofe charge of the entire THROUGH FkEIOHT of tbu ERIE RAILWAY and its branches. The uKEAI WESTERN DESPATCH, as a West Bound Freight Line, has been favorab.y known to our merchants lor tlie last Twelve Years, and its manatrers now offer to Shippers their Increased lacillties, guaranteeing as favorable rates and as aulck lime as can be offered bv an v other line. Tno additional fact, that the GREAT WESTERN DESPATCH is owned by the United Htates Express Comnanv. who guarantee all its Hills of Lading, ought tot to be lost sight of by Shippers. For rates, and the settlement of all claims, apply to TVr, . apr!7 d3mj EvaneviHe, Ind.

I T Z H A HEY, Crescent Foundry, Corner.of Canal and Ingle Sts., EVANSVILliE.g INDIANA, U Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS Portable Circular Saw Mills, AND Machinery of eTery Description DEALERS IN BELTING, STEAM GA UGERS, FIRE BRICK, WROUGHT IRON PIPE, dec, Ac. Repairing done at Short Notice. Also agents for Stillwell's Patent Heater and Lime Catcher. nov7 ly scuurrzR. ;?Zeii3iiiIe' Foundry Manufacturers and ISullde: of law S3"' Mills. Urlst and Saijar Mills, Tooacco Bwcre Sammlns Machines, Distillery and Mining Mach'nery, Malt Mills, Corn ;allers, Huro Fronts, Cellar Urates. i!0?J & BRASS CASTINGS. Of every description. tchlnery of all kinds Made and Repaired. Uuales In Eel ting, Fire Bricks, St earu Gauges, and ."juu.jht Iron Pipes. Old materials bought have the facility of the best Maii atrj aiw wommn, ana will give all f if entrusted to ns our individual atten.lja, nil onlere promptly, warrant our r TKi ana cnare reasonable prices. Oi'Aceand Foundry, corner of First and streets, Evausville, Ind. C. Workmen sent to all parts to fit wrK nu uo repairing. f.nUVm WHOhTZE, THDilAN 4 OO WILLIAM HETLMAN (tSuocossor to Krats A Hellm Manufacturer aad Builder of rOP AliLS AND STATJONA&T TEAM ENQIS.ES AND B0ILS2S SAW AND GRIST MILL MACHINERY, ThrestlDg Machines, Cottou and Tobacco Prceso: CIRCULAR SA W if ILLS. AC, (tfl,, EVANSVILLE, IND. iTHXJrT Iron and Coppra Work mad. U crder on short notice. IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS of everv description. Dealers In Steam Ganges, Onm Eeltlnc' Fire Ericfcs, Wrought Iron Pipes. Bolttct Cloths, fcc, at manulactcrera' prices. RKBAIRlNCr, done at abort notice. 25

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AND WHERE TO GET THEM. THE OLD-ESTABLISHED HOTipH OF VICKERY BROTHERS, No. 73 Main Street, WHERE JlfC'lT AKB POOK CAST find the NECESSAKIES and LUXUKlES of life In such abundance and at such low figures as cannot tail to satisfy aii who want to buy. It is quite cralitying to ns to Know that the public are realizing the advantages of buying lor CAStI, and that they appreciate oar efforts to sell them No 1 FAMILY GROCEIIIE3 At the lowest living rates. We are convinced of this from the largely Increased trade, as well as from the lively competition we have stirred up We have no fears of honorable competition. There is trade enough in Evansvillo lor savr ral good houses, and we are going to have our share. Our prices are alway as toio as the very lowest of other houses, aiui very often a good deal lower. ap2 VICKERY BROS., 73 Main St. ONLY 55 1 OO PI K ItI .SII:i FOK AKI.Y01. RICH POTATOES. W e ha ve 1 n stoi e a lew barrels, which we warrant true to name, that we will sell, to close out, at the extreme low price of ONE DOLLAR ler bushel. The fcarly tioodrich are a white Potato beware of a pink-colored Potato which are being sold in tins market lor Early tioodrich. Oct the jrfuuiue at inayl VICKERY liUUd., li Main at. 5 BARRELS VERY CHOICE IMST. m White Drips Syrup jut received at may 4 VICKERY iSRO.3.. Ti Main ; sa. C HOICK JIAI'I.E NYUUI AXW Maple Hntfar for sale at uiayi v iiKbtt x bkus., v.j aiain fit, I f'LOUR ft 11 pr sack, at maj4 VICKERY BR .is., 73 Main St. a xonir.n i.otof choice m:w York Factory l ;iiee Ju-t rereiveil at iuay-1 viL'KE.tl mtos., 73 aiain t. MATTHEW DALZKLL, Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Nails, White Lead, Lime, Cement, &c, So. 18 Water Street, decUmlv Kvakiviu.b. Ink. ISAAU 8IIMANN. IAV HElKASf. Wholesale Dealers in G EOC It! Tl I IT, S, Foreign ami Domestic liquor. NAILS, COTTON YARNH, GLAbiiWARK dCC, CLC, Kos. CO and 62 JTaln Street Between Becond and Third, EvANsyii.L.e, lAB. FISH DEPOT. OV20 dtf City Feed Store. rr f toxs iKi.tfK HAY: ",TO:7 III country bran; hi t.n- in" Hem- in HMCkM? fresh oolted meiil, corn, oats, &c, at lowest, ca-Q prices. Uoods delivered iree in tne MURRAY, Tlii! Street, iween Main aud Locust. EvsiiisviII Grocery, 136 MAIN STREET, AH OST HAM, AXI IS Con stantly recelYiBir. a well selected SlocK of Fancy and Staple Groceries, Which are sold at the lowest living rates. IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AND CON TRACTORS. Having; bought the Sand Bank formerly owned by Mr. E. Cross, I am prepared to furnish a No. 1 article of lluiUtlm; hand; aiso, iresn riasier, iiime, ana Cement, at me tuwest living raie. apr21 JAM E3 CltOFTS. CHAnLES VIELE & CO., -W II O L E .SALE GROCER m SOUTHWEST CORN K H First and Sjcamore" Street, EVAW8VTI.I.. lift an9 dtf 4 Heident limtlHim Over Klrst National Bank, Corner Main and First Streets, J''vansviile, ind cauite, Uoralite, and Ainber i5lau-s, t'arvet wore, Amncia- falates, &c. ADMINlSTUATOft of Nltrnnu OtM(an excellent and safe aHa;s!.hftie), Ctil roform, fcther, and also several local pan lyzers. NEURALGIC Affections treat-iL MY K AC1 UTi t'Ji establishjneut as large (consistluK of .IV rooms) as any In the United fcta tea. 1 RETURN MY THANrs r.-, tr, n8iye.??,t,rouaSrecived diarlua the pa EIGHT YKARM. ' mcl'vt GIBSON & WELSH, PLUMBERS, DEALERS IK Lead Fipe, Sheet Lead, Water Closets, HOT AXB t'OM) BATHS, 8hower Baths, Toree and lift Pumps, ALE PUMPS. WROUGHT IRON PIPES, c. Water Introduced Into Knnntn ioii. nets from cisterns or wel la uivin,, 1 1 ti,. cinveniences ot a city supplied with water worts. No change of ran..o quired to heat the water" 3 Locust Street, EVANSVILLE. IND.

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CITY GROCERY. BORO MAN & BE II ME, DEALERS YH Family Groceries and Provisions, 3d ST., bet. MAIN & LOCUST. ioods delivered free all over the city. novl2 6m o -) W t a COAL! COAL! Having resamed my former business, I would hereby Inform my old patrons and the publio irenerally that I am prepared to deliver OOD CLEAN COAL on short notice. Coal in all eases must be paid tor when ordered. Aeent for the celebrated PARA' Dixit COAL. JOS. THOMAS. Office In American House. nov4 dly FAIINLEY, KUI1N & CO., Western Brewery, Manufacturers of, Lager Eaer, Ale, and Porter, In barrels, half-barrels, kegs and bottles. OFFICE-A'o. 5 MAIN NT., E VANS VILLE, INDIANA. nov7 ly HI I IIMI Mil BLYTIIE IIYNES, ATTORSEY.AT-LAW. OFFICE THIRD STREET, In WALKER'S BUILDINU. novH ly WHEELER & RICGS, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Cor. First and Sycamore Sts., EVANSVILLE, IND. novll ly Dr. Jas. C. Bierbower, ni:siiK.vr DUMIST, Qfflce-Ho. 10 FIRHT HT., Between Main and Ijocust, Returns his thanks or Hie liberal patromtRO received diirint; t lie psst live years, anl hopes by fair deal ing to merit a continuance of the "hiiim. I hlorolorm administered w heu desired. (octidly AV. WACH9, ktatiovk, n ma lmim;, And Itlank Book Manufacturer, And Dealer In (School Rooks, Piclures and Irames, Mirrors, LooR-liiK-Oiiisses, Freucu Glass, Ac, 4LI ItOOUM ltlHOlT.l. NO. 70 MAIN STRKKT, (lIKIrKKlCH'S BLOCK,) i; V A f V I I.EE IX' 1 I A X A. novl ly C. II. Cbam eb. Jacob Kalat, (Formerly salesman at . J. H. Kicker's.) pa CRAMER & SALAT Ilav. Just opened a splendid stock ol HOOTS AXD SHOES, 13 In a part of Bchapker, Russlnjr A l.o.'s large store-room. Their stocx is complete, and good will be fcold CHEAP. If you want good bargains, call. apr29dJm aizo. a. JiirTuL,i-'i KKALKK IN WATCHES, JEWELRY WUveBddt&4Ii?alWli, AO, 61 MAIN NT., 5eU Second and Third, r,APBVULK, iHU, Watches and Clocks Keiaired and warranted. :hajj. Akies, with Ueo. A. Itlttrolir. joci dly r E T E R VIGULINU, n it r Tnr y t l i rrt And Dealer in Paints. Oils, VARNISHES. DYK STUFFS. WIMMW t.l,AHS, MUOK AL IN8TKUHENTR, I'm re Win en unit HrHiidlm, Aud all popular l'atnt Medicines ot the itin. NO. 2 North Water Street. EVA Nl 1.1. K .I MI1ANA oi-O) ly DR. F. L. DAVIS,1 Homoeopathic Plijslclan. Office on Second titreet. between Main and Locust. oc28 dly DR. E. J. EHRMAN, Hoinceopalhlc Physician. Office No. 19 Hocond Street, beiwwu .nam anu iocusu Office Hours From S A.M. to 12 M., ana i to b p.u At bis rewldence. corner of Sev enth and Chestnut (Street, aflei nialiU ocidly Whtre is the best place to get a nice Sign painted? 5 Well, that's cool! as if evcrylsHl y did ri t know that OSBORNE & BECKER do the neatest and best work S g 22 fmZ 0 W. i m C fnoTlKJnrj i BurKcon IJentlnt, ir;M)U I out I. Evaasville, Indiana. Office on 8KCOND 8TRKET, et. Main aud Locust, BI'.AY'S BLOCK (Second Floor). Oc271y v. Evansvilie Business College, Corner 3fAIX A TIIIBIt STN, S3 cn o i o m4 K t EYASSVILLE, IXDIAXA. - Pook-keeplns, Penmanship, and Matliematics made speclallies. Hession both day aud evening. For circulars, giving terms, &o., or specimens of Penmanship, address WEI.U&KLIKEK, ovll y Proprietors. CARRIAGES. J. B. Gbken. f. L. Osiu, JT. li. GR JUEIV CO., CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, Transfer Ornaments at Cincinnati prices. Main Street, let. Fifth and Sixth, Ianl6-dw6m EvAJtsvrHJt. Inn. aiercliant Tailor. jy. fm Anderson Can be found at NO. 8 CHANDLER'S BLOCK ap213m (C'r-XA1UJ )

MAIN MT. !f5 WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE. X.OVIM I11TTIIOLFF, Walehes, Jewelry, Silverware, Spectacles, Clocks, Plated Ware, GOLD PENS, &c. At the yery lowest Eastern prices. Solid Silverware & Jewelry Made to order. Special attention given to repairing fin Watches. A good stock of American Wntclies Always on hand. OS SXiVIP KT. IfelO dCm 5 go 3 Hi o 52 S fia w-i m X S er a S a? "2 0 3 r Hi S3 r .ft ft tS M S sr h 0 s S 5 Cm f o T fi hi & h2 5C g P 0m. ft mt t 0 0 n S S3 V ? 2 5"! o o So I J B 5 H A 5 r" w 5P o S3 C5 O o Cm 2" x i J- a 0 3 3 r a e 2 t 2. JL h ri q ' 0 rr ft u . If J M f 2 s a i c r 2 e i t 2 CO M STATIONERY. JOHN II. bCOTT, ISoolcMelIcr9filnlios3cr AMD NEWNI) 1 A Ij i; II, No. 53 MAIN STRKET, cor. Jiefoiid, aulSdly EvAinsvu.i.e. Imi, FISH & IJAUTEH, Wholesale Booksellers Stationer, SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. PAPER ENVELOPES, AJD Oencral Wlutloncrj', No. lO Mitln Htriwt, Evaiisviiie, Ind1;iua. Jully 'I.:i..VATI CHATFIELD & WOODS, MAKllFACTl'lttKN AND WllOl.fcftALK paper ii:ab,i:is 17 and W Walnut hired, Keep ooQNtaritly on hand a coinj.lctw FLAT.fA P. FIIMII. I1KM V. mhiii'm BOIAL, AAO hlThi:-i:)l AL FLAT I.KTTKrtH. various welifhts; FLAT iVtlKJI, U.'l . I . ,11. I...... ... ..... . wtii jir.fvvinu nnii i jt n r. J riiilj-..'; liubbard's OLAZKJ) I'UVKIt I'Al'Klfi N'os. 1 mil 2; also, otier btsriilM, ot at! ooioni; riuflTKtts' CAHO M'i ucK. tn Hiieei, eoiorn.1 ni white: ki ('Hi KUl.AU IjAI JJJC, ISOTE, AND Wm V V m W -v W v wm m - . Various weights and quallllea. iKVMCTCHIM or PAPER BAGS & FLOUR SACKS, All sixes and unintx-rs, first quality ol paper. News Paper, Manilla. Paper, Hook ii-er nrajrptng j-uper, LXnoreiJ J-omrr Itn ir, Hunn J-atier, Starrh J'riper. Vnnt:lr J'aper, I'ar Hoards, Straw HoanU. L.ru(IicrH T till lil ! For Binders' use, lotetber with TUOLH r;0 All of which we orter at lowest maikt prlsett. Orders by mail promptly Clled. CUATKJKI.D WOOIJU. 77 and 7i Walnut Mreet, mar21 dtf InclnwHtl. jom 1VINS0N, BRASS FOUNDER AND FINISHER, Steam and Cas-I'lpa Fitter, Manafaclorer and Dealer in Bteam and Vlr Oaantai, Hpeltr-r and Habbitt Ale Lai, and all Articles a niter, talnlnit to a Lrasa Jj'ouudry. STEAMBOAT AXD CEXEUAL BLACKSMITIILG, Water Etreet, bet. Fine and leet. KVANBVILLE. IND. Cash;pald for.old Copper and; Brass

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APBIIi 20,10 Z 2. y-E ir i:itTii: i om.ov. imi at t'reatly Hcduced Frlcri : At 50 costs, Worth 75 ctsti. Cm ji id;ii RakcH AtC5 cents vcrth 83 cmlj. Cm arIcn At 75 Cfiati, Worth tl C3. IIOES II AIVIII jI-aC At ril -ii(m liifrtlt ; f ;. coon snovi::.; At IH (tiih wir!li fit Z", noon ?;:a .i:.1; I'cst (V. t Mccl Kliovcli At '2.1 vortta fs. Kest Cast SI: el K!:n:t i At !SI 5 worlli !5I no. Best Cast Stm.1 f p tdin Perks At $1 '25 worlh l 1Z. Very Best Chopp;rg Axty At $1 -2.5 wortri II i ). All ot tier articles In jirojiort Ion. Our Slo l 1 Irehh iiiul ll eel fixirl ijtufo tureis. TEUMS CAK i. ri:i;i. i. ntuaiiii k ., Tl M;iln Kdci t. lietueeu Mecol-d and Tti Srl. J tin Ion, 1 icinc.lt tfi t i nd Coui ler !! y.J aV CO.. IMORTi:HH HAEDT7AP-I3, cjurri.ii:itYPUN3 AND PISTOLS Farming Mechanics' To! i We hn.ve removnil, i Ineo tlie UentrtiHiott of our utiM'k by fire ju 11. e 2 nl tit iteiiber, to Unsold lwril I. it 1 hIhih, Ht U conn r of h ii hl mid M do Irefclm, and lm v li'tw in fctnie one of tlm ln'nt, c(itrilit sloi-kt tit In i ir Hue llmt in t ftiiind In tlm S "il, iiK-liuneil on a dull nun kel lor J yv. II, and Will be olleied to II. e Iih Ih nl mi. ti liices as ra.iitot fall t lnirfM tl buyer. We liavo no Old Stock Our good are uli rni:s;i am oli:an, Juht Irom lie fuel oibw. We olTi r (ecinj iuduceiuents on Tabic and Pocket (iiUcrj; Chains, Names, and Collars; Axes, Hoes, & Cross cut Eaws; iu u.ui its' jiAitinvAtii:. 2; 3IAI.V STIC LZl'Vl l.V VN'iViLI-K. I NO. CINCINIiAH ADV'i .. CE'JUUK K JA( K,:0N & CO., t'ljiiiiiiU.inn unit 1 1, ii -i, !,,,) Mrrelmnts I i ali i t ii Craln, Flour, Pork, LarJ, No, ft'J Wiil.iut Ml reet, 111 Ii 17 :tUI I fiX !V ATI, 11 . noK m m: v a r if a n L i: main JZ fTllr.Kr J KOi't Ji I V I Imi vpleixli.l I'loperly known uh lie I- ler t . . r, f i . K tu ile.l on (tie we-t i rii.-r ol ?..;,, Ms III ctrf-l", fronlii.g ).-. t on M i Kliectll'l li leel on -lull. h rml . Hhi pn....ily l '(!. n-.l tur ihIh at .,wf;,, , (ill iiwy It rnw. A.ly i, J. J, r l.l.iu'J T A I--ts. Ilea! ; .((,, j,t!n . ,., ,1('"rll,'fl'"l''lt6IKl'JI,l,,ihllii,. ft) 10 Utl !'0i: 8 ALE AND FOE ULNT. 1rif tit ii' itt'ii.iti I "in. J leiiniK llm.u t, mi. I I .. . i en UiOimmut h.-h-h tti r niinli tf i.tiJ. I buy Hi.! Mill 1 w. n J l . ALVA i JiillNs.lV, ll )-.nlu I A fe-(.t. Third Street, Evaitvitle, dc22 tf Stalliocs at Korpa:idal( Vara Lr VI MIX. v '' f 1 -! trnin.iu HinUiou ioiiiijt Miriiil, i it, ,,t .... fnt troti-li'K uuuM l.i.i it ..j,,,.. .. H,e I hmcUBh 1.1 I Ih.i t-1 l.V i , 1 1 i ii in -j

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