Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 June 1869 — Page 2

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'Ionc!nirw,IHiuoi!i raiiroad-conirmny.

T,VtiIu tojbutll a road to St.JLIu,ui$ -we- haifo reaohial Cartiii, '' iIt is Wit "6trr intention to pass through' Carmi. with .bpbxach to Pjilucab.be plaa; afprtscnt is to 4aUd 4 bo - ro;l -1 r ihd iwft -V ii i 1 0 Car mi w h fff T?l oe o 5iOUi made -witn-the roaI- being built from Sc. Louii to Carini. ami which will be completed to iMtirVeroon. 111., this summer. When wo have reached Carmi. we will havu a good road to Cairo, and us good a road to (Jraiville as aii'J bjd'i ehe his. We will di ivQ . a sisrt, of trutjk 1vb? ruuowig 'directive ' west ' " irDin' rransynie into, an J through, the heart of Southern Illinois. To thia trunk. I ua . brioche cia beluilt from Ml. Vernon. New Harmony and Gravville. It will be so much q in ?oad; fc iaduf i; ans ppiar in llliaoii t6 which a road might"be dasirabie. For tho id a a now is to build a branch from the Illinois end of thej bridge across the Wabash, through rsew Haven and Equality to uol conJa,, iheu;a io,l'kducih.,Iu, this !"wav ft 13" hoDeHhat wS will is'aSli to nvike one road to the Wabash and one ijnuare across tne aoasu answer the threefold pa'rpostf'of a road to fet Loui-. Cairo and J'aducah. The ob jection to the( (irayviiioiraute -js that a rbal' from hero would not be used for -any such treble a purpose It would be, when completed, nothtug batA ' a short ! - road ' ' to Urayviue without .any" ttirougu .cpn neutiou ' with' any-: proajluent. place. Such a road would be wholly dependent upon local traho ioT its gupprirt lor there could bo no sucn Hung, as tbrou.h ba"siuC3s, in the sense iu which tht.tArm is-uuaUy,usetl.v ,' As to buildim; it road to St. IjouiS, throueh (jrrayville, it is utterly usa less to talk of it. W.ljea ,we ' reach Gray villa we"'ire, ' of Course, , ' going t Albion -:al6,' an ' then there are ouly twg.ntyrliyc yiiles, pr even less than that, horn the Ulno t iMissis.sippi ltaad. It is thcu, nearly or about, one hundred and ten or twenty imior , to, tt. items sa--build -a, .-ros'il rjjni pillion tp fcr. .Louis, . wheu alirylvvcuty or Iwonty-uvd umes away iioni the U. fc M. ltoad at the starting point, and constantly conjvcr.nin uutii they meet at St. Louis, r ) Ttt a f" ; bo il. Is '0 F C$ue h, t rtld, ' witir its taVtcru terminus at Kvansville could not to sold at an j priori ' Tlie riM w ffar' 'already from here to Viueennes, and thence to St. Louis, iirrjTilT'fifteeu to twenty minutes longer jn time ty St. Louis than tho piOpo'V.i'liruvville road would be. If built to Urayville, it will not be a Cairo road. Mer4 chants from the lower end on they.riaiismea. aud.Uairo. rpa rtJ. will 36 Fieve" but tni-y will not to Uray ville aud then come back here any more than they would from Viu-' cennes. Again, a road to (Jruyvillecould never be used as a road to Pa-' ducah, the road of the greatest value; to us; for if we had a road to Padu ! cab we would have a better road, to the South than the Nashville "foa'di ever will be, and it would 'be1 "un : der the control of vaosyi,lI, and would terminate .at 1 Kvausviile. By a road to- lVdacabV1 we will continue our eontieeti'rt with the trade and business iof Western Ken--tnoky aud TedriCBseewhich will otherwise be taken from us by the Louis- . ville and Padubah road. At l'adu-! cah we make , a, ..connection with tho most favorable'1 terminus or the southern system of railroads, and have a - better, rout to-ow U leans and Mobile than auy yet propaseti. jIr. Jieatty intimates - the-' iimpraetiea biii y ol our route to I'aducah. In ausivtr, lewthiags are uupracticab'c m these times, aud we propose to survey t tie line and to abandon it only when ehowu to bo impossible. We are encouraged to hope tor success by the- ao(vleii tye't)iifj.'.pt' thf Jeoiiar Iry about 'New ITaveu and Equality. At or uear Equality, a creek rises and runs through tlie hills of Southern Illinois to tne Ohio, near Golconda. We pcpo:. ttjtflUwv thjs Golcouda, and troai thence if unavoidable to follow the Ohio to Padueah. We have organized for the purpose of building a railroad through Posey by one branch through Equality to Padueah. and , by notjier, branch trough. (Jaiajii tAi3u'4.Jaii.c:If any man or coiupauy want to build" a road to Grayville, let him begin and do it. Our intentiou at preseut is to build a road to Carmi, where we intersect the Viucenues and Cairo road, and alter this to develop the other plans ?ibove suggested as lully and as rapidly as possible. $ j 5 ' 'J' f All liough tiiese plans may '"create derisive smiles on the face of every intelligent raiiroad man " iu Grayville, yet wo have resolved to try. This is not written in tho spirit of controversy, iut alitft itlitnato to those feeling the" proper interest what is being attempted. And if our people will study their maps in the light of these suggestions we thnk a further, communication will be unnecessary. That Ling you lor any space: you may permit me to occupy in per, 1 remain, Wry rcf-pectfully, Sic.,- , IvoBT. A. our pai ' .' i i HILL. ' . . A At :;'. .OPB'IOIAIL.. Laws Passed I y th " the b'ui tu th Third St-ssion ,of (S'nffrcts. 'Vv Public Xo. 43 act to establish' certain An posts . . - roads. Bo it 'enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled. That the following be, and the same are hereby, established post roads : AlaLama. From Greenville, via Talluka, Cook's Store, Rutledge, New Providence, and Hallsvife, to Tfoy.Prom Montgomery, via Falkners, Sharpsville, Strata, Argus, and SalBoda, to Rutledge. . . , - From Detuopolis to Eutavr. From iScottsboro to Cottonville. From Heottsborof to -Salem; 4a 'the State of Tennesee.

throu?H, ltmiroJ jalfOU) build a roa to'raa iJalu L at do 0 texpect to complete thul,4u'au Ur&ch uutil

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Mississippi, and Okalama. via Rod Land, to Serrepta. , - Jbrom LufaU. White , Jrond. Clopton, and Skpnerville, to Ozatk. From .Gate ood to lllm Store XJali'fsrnia. From Sin Louis Obispo, via RosaSimeon. .".. Frnrh 'Downiflvillfl. via F.ureka and PnrtAVifeepfAirorto." Il" " From San,ff Cruz to F.elton. Fforn SiaJJum' to Castrovilie." From Sin Juan to New Idria. "FrdTU.-.Tnalnmnft (!itv.u via Mcbwain's Ferry. Bear Creek, and Marl posa, to-Millerioni s" ; : i. 1 Connecticut., -, ,r Firo'iri 'Norwich', via Greenvtlle, Taf't's Village Occum, and Eagleville, to ilantver. - . - From Stanford, vi North Stanford and' Jlifili Rtdire. to Pound Ridge, Now-Yoik. . - - . ' " ; Delaware. From Georgetown to Lewes. : .. 0 i : Florida. ' From Enlcmrise to - Sand Point From Tamoa to Clearwater Harbor. From Mellonvill' to Lake Eustace. ., From Alifia to Piue Level. : . . From Marianna to fensacola." J-From Vernon to . Econfina. ', From Lake City, via. Neumansville, to Gamsvilje, ; - it.' .. V A; '.' JlUno's. - ' From Sterlinir to Yorktowu. nindale. From Carmaro, via Miller s btore, to Cherry Point City. ' , . ... Indiana. From Lebanon, via Dover, to Craw fordsville. From Pine Village, via Petersburg, to Oxford u i -. '.-! . i; rom t .Leavenworth, via ouipnur Well, Marietta. Foster's Ridge, and .- . - . nil Adyeville, to bredinand. - From Ilazleton to Petersburg. From KnighUtowD, via Elizabeth Ciiv. Markleville. and Ovid, to ; Anntrrn . . . ... Fro' 01 Stockwell.'vra Potato Creek, and Clouser a Mill, to Linden. From Frankfort to King's Corners. ' Frbm ' In Ji inapolia, via bpring Valipy, Laudersdale, and Red House, to Wra.vorlv. . i . . " ' From Amo, via Stilesville, Hall, Eminence, and Alaska, to Quiocy From Ilobbieville, via Buena Vista, IS liarrodsburg. From Arcidii to Duck Creek. Prom r-i Hill ham. ' via Butler's IJridee, to Halbcrt's Bluif, (Shoals P. O.)", . ..v.- .'. . "' From West Boston to Laconia. i From Rushville to Millroy." ; ,Jt , - loica. . . ! From Snrinarfield to Victor. From South English to Tallyrand. From Atlantic, via Lewis and Cora, , From Belle Piain, via West Irving, to vv aterloo. .. : "From OskaToopa via Rosehill and Lancasfer. to Richland. From JeffVrson, vi Add, Van Meter, late Tracy,) and Wintersctt, to Alton. '"'From Centrevllle to iloulton. From Ames, via Story City, Lakin's Grovr, Rose Grove, and Hamilton, fo'oelmdnd." t.. Frotn Casey. via Fontenelle, to Queen City. From Greerrwood to Rockland. b'rora . Adel. via Van Meter, to Wintersctt. Kansas. From Pleasant Grove, via Coyville, Oraysto'he,','1 Guilford, and Verdi, to i h ii uVui Ui jpf Fall River. From' Humboldt to Guilford. From, Eldorado to Douglas. - From Humboldt, via Guilford and Fredonia, to Salt Springs. From Humboldt, via Eureka, to Kldorado; . . From Coyville, via Gray Stone and Guilford, to Verdi. Frottt-G-utltord to Oswego, via Fort R.iaeh. " From Osage' Mission, via Fort R .ach, to Bis Hill. Osage Mission to Crawfordsville. Lom 'O-tage Mnsion, via -Monmouth, to Pleasant View, From Girard to Pleasant View. From Eureka to Elk River. . From Eureka to Eldorado. ' From Cinville to Guilford. From CUy Centre to Marion Ct-ntre, via Abilene.' ' From Marion Centre, via Sycamore Spriogs and Eureka, to New Albany. Fro u . Far West to Diamond Springs. - From Alma, via Council Grove, to Cottonwood Falls.: - From Mission Creek to Alma. Frpur Dover to Bttrlingame. YFjooli sOttQwa to Burlingamn, via Sic and Fox Agency and Valley Brook; j Hi-' k - ,T . ; v ? . From Garnett, via Centrevilla and Paris, to Blooming Grove. . .t From Jerome to Avon. " :' From Waveland, via Williamsport and Richland, to Clinton. From'4 Eudora, via ' Hesper, to Oiaihe.i i'-i '' From Marion Centre to Wichita. -' From Owego, via Big Hill, Salt Springs,1 Elk River,' and Douglas, to Wichita. From Emporia to Sao and Fox Aeency. ; 1 From Burlington, via Madison, to Chelsea.; ''-From : Ellsworth, via Elkhorn, Lindsey, andCliy Centre, to Parallel. From Lake Sibley to Salt Marsh. ' From :Medor ; to Carthage, in Missouri. . - '' From Salt Marsh, via Lake Sibley, to Delphos.;;"-' "... , Fxoui Oacaloosa, via Dimon, to Toftgaaoxie.- ; ' : :;'Trom Jone'i Crossing, via Vienna, to Westmoreland. From White) Cloud, via Hiawatha, to Xetawaka. '-From EiSneham, via Holton, to Saint 3lary's Mission. " From Sprinfdale to Oscaloosa. " l'om Osaukeo to Mount Florence. i itoml'oi-t Seott, via Cato, Monmouth, and Millersbtirg, to Chetopa. . From. Uunuboldt, via : Newport, to Chetopa. "i..From Chetopa,"via Westralla and Ixg Hill, to Coyvillo. ' - From Wotinore to - Albany. rIrom) Vyashington, Kansas, to Jenkins Mills, Nebraska. ", i Kentucky. From .FluTiigravy via Plumraer's Landing and Tine Grove, to Upper Tygart. - jjctine. From'Portlarid to North Windham. From Sedgwick to Brooklyn. Fom .Camden, via Centre and Lincolnviliej- to Belmont. - From Bucksport, via North Penobscot, "to Cnstiue. "" ' Froni Jlobart Dageett's, via Danforth Mills, to South Weston. . From Springfield Corner to Danforth. From Portland, via Duckpond, to North Windham. From Hancock to Crabtree's Point. Marylatid. T, Fr?m iJerrymansvill-?, to Booth Bay Hill. From .Saint Leonard, via Lisby's Store, to Mill Creek. Krom West lliver to Lancaster. - From riewbnrg to Tompkins. Masachusett.

From Hanover, via East Pembroke.

to Marshlield. Michigan. From Mackinaw, via Mackinae and Schoolcraft counties, to Escanaba. r rom Millbrook. via Sherman City, to Coldwater. From Frankenlast to Wenona. From West Ot'den to Robertson's Cortierff. - - - ' ' ' '" From Marion Centre to Wichita. From West Ogden to Oirden Centre. From Marauette to Minessine or Grand Island. From Benzonin, via Platte and Empire, to Glen Arbor. F rom Big Rapids to Cook s btation. From Lakeview to Millbrook. From Millbrook to Coldwater. From Escanaba, via Masons, to Minessing. From Luketon, via New Troy to Three Oaks. From Lllmcton. via Grant town ship, to Like Huron. From Jbenn s Mills to Manlius. Maryland. From Philopolis, via Belfast. Mount Carmel, Black Rock, and Irenton, to Upperco. J? rom Lauraville, via llalberton, to Jerusalem, Mills. Minnesota. TiVnm Wacooo via Wnndville. Otiseo, Richland, Hartland, and Free born. to. Albert Jjeft. From Glencoe, via Koniska . and Silver Lake, to Lake Howard. From Redwing to Ellsworth, Wis consm. From filenwood. via Isaao lhorson s. Hazel Iace, oix-mne Aimuer, Biar Bend, and Chippewa Crossing, to Chippewa City. From liushtora, via lirattsDurg Highland, and Lenora to Elliota From Lanesboro to Chatfield. From Lmesboro to Prestos. From Hutchinson, via Cedar Mills Cosmos, and Lake Lilina, to Granite Falls. From Lvnn to Fort Dakota. From Osakea. via River Dale Spruce Creek, Parker's Prairie, Lea .Mountains, to Otter-lail City. From Moore's Prairie, via section thirty-four, township one hundred and nineteen, range twenty-nine, to Rice Lake. From Yellow Medicine to a point along the Yellow Medicine river in township number one hundred and fourteen, range forty one, of the fifth principal meiidian. . i'rom New (Jim, via Leavenworth, to Lake Shetek. From Mankato, via Sterling, to Mapleton. JV hrasha. From Nebraska City, via Rich's Ford, Helena, Bryson, and Hooker, to Beatrice. Missouri. From L Plata to Sticklerville. From Edina, via Millsport, Sand EJ ill. Greensburg, and Plea.saut Retreat, to Memphis. From Fredericksburg, via New Providence, Oshena, to Linn. From Nw Madrid, via Mount Pleasant, Weaverville, and Clarkton, to Kennett. From Bigelow to Maryville. From King City, via Mount Pleasant, Alanttms, and Isadore. to Piatttville, Iowa. From Herman, vii Drake, Owensville, Canaan, and High Grove, to Rolla. From Carrollton, via Shootman Ridge, Bridge Creek, and Bedford, to Laelede. From Harnsoovine via Everett, West Point, and Blooming Grove, to Mound City. From IUrrisonville to Blooming Grove, in Ivabsas. From Versailles to Tuckerville. From Bigelow. via North Point, and Graham, to Maryville. Jy ew Jersey. From Elwood to Butsto. : Nevada. - From Cortez to Gravely Ford, From Wadsworth, via Stillwater, to Ellsworth. . From Argenta to Austin. From Elko, via Hamilton, and Tesoro, to Sherman. From Twin River, via Silver Peak, to Palmetto. From Palmetto to a point intersecting the Aurora and Silver Peak route in Fish Lake valley. From Austin to HamiPon. From Wadsworth, via Fort Churchhill, to Pine Grove. From Hamilton, via Troy, to Grant District. Areio Hampshire. From Newport, via. Mill Village, and East Lempster, to .Washington. A'ew York. From Schenectady, via Rynex Corners, to JIariaville, From Bristol Centre to South Bristol. From Milford to Cherry Valley. I rom Cotton to South Colton. From Centreville to Pike. From Birdsell to Whitney's Crossing. . , . - From Angelica to West Almond. From West Almond to Almond. From North Almond to Arkport. From Cuba to New Hudson. , From Belmont to Philip's Creek. From Hor8eheads to Sullivansville. From llorseheads to Breesport. From Randolph, via Conewango, Leon, and New Albion, to Cattaraugus. . Korlh Carolina. From Pollockville. via Palo Alto, to Swansboro. From Wadesboro, via Deep Creek, Long Pine Oro. White' Store, aud Poplar Hill, to Wadesboro. 1 rom Wadesboro, via Diamond Hill, Kendall's Tanyard, and Candle's Mill, to Wadesboro. From Wadesboro to Mangum. FromiTroy to BoHtick's Mills. From White Hall to Rosindile. From Waynesvillo to Clifton in Tennessee. Ohio. . From Dinsmore to Fryburg. From Caldwell, via ' Kuhman's Store, Middle Creek, and Crumtoun, to Harrietsvilio. From Berlieville to Norwalk. From Macon to Leipjic. . From Greencatlo to Royal-tton. From lyincaster fo OutTill. From B jvcrly to Moscuvr MilU. From Roundhead, via IMIe Centre and Northwood. to Rushi-y vinia. From Cedar Mills, via Waulcy'p, to Mineral Springs. From New Eogland to Coolvillo. Oregon. From Roseburg to Randolph. From Lewisville, via King a Valley, Blodgett's Valley, and Saquina Bay, to Elk City. From Elk City, via Philomath and Corvallis, to Lewisville. From Humboldt Basin, via Amelia City, El Dorado City, Clarksville, to xuxpress Kanch. From Albany, via Lebanon, Sweet Home alley. Camp Polk,1 Crooked River. Ochaco Valley, to Mountain House. From Dallas, by Silt Creek and Hall's, to Grand Ronde, in Washington Territory. From Steilacocm to Tecoraa. Pennsylvania. From Townville, via Trom Centre to Pium. From Brady's Bend, via Baldwins, North Hope, and Hooker, to Brown-ingtown.

From Saint Mary's to Kersey. 1 From Drake's Mills, via Cummings Corners and Draketown, to McLane. From Wellersburg, via Soutlampton Mills, Mount Healthy, New Balti-

more, xsew iiuena V rsta, to oneiiaburg, . r ; , .; : rrora Lysburs. via London, to Wotf Creek. ' " From Parker Station to Onrlsville. From Shane's Landing to Custards. From MeshooDeo. via Keiserville. to Linn. From York Sulphur Springs to LatimerJ - 1 . . From Titusville to Morris's Cor ners. From Lewisbura-, via Kelley Point, to Buffalo Cross Roadsj Rhode Island. ' From Crosses Mills to Carolina Mills. Sozt'h Carolina. Fair Bluff, in North CaroFrom Una, to Conwayboro, in South Carohna. From Georgetown to Conwayboro. From Lexington to Pine Ridge. Tennessee. From Bell's Station, via Cageville and Friendship, to Dyersbunr. From Altamont to Tracy City. From Gorman's Depot, via Newport, to Parrotsville. Vermont. V From West Bridgewater to Plymouth. - From West Burke to West Charleston. - . ; Virginia. From Lebanon, via Head of McClure Creek, Sanders' Mills, Calender Pewtherers.Wise County, Holly Creek, and Osborn's Gap, in the Cumberland Mountains, to Piketon, Kentucky. West Virginia. From Parkersburg.via Valley Mills, to Bull Creek. - Wisconsin. - -From Maiden Rock" to Brookville. From Menomonie. via New Haven, Fleming, to Erie Corners. From Black River Falls, via Alma Centre, to Eau Claire. From Tomah to Black River Falls. From Chippewa Falls, via Bloomer, Cook's Valley and Eighteen Mile Creak, to Menomoaie. From Winnecome to Poysippi. , From Sheboygan, via Hika and Mann's Landing, to Manitowoc. From Weyauweg to Baldwin's Mills. Ida ho . Territory. From Boi?e City, via Middleton, Kceney's Ferry, El Dorado City, and Clarksville, to R:iker City, in Oregon. From Maggie Creek, in Nevada, via Silver City, to Boise City. From Lfwistown to Elk Citv. From Placerville, via Warren's Camp, to Florence. From Spokane Bridge to Lewiston. From Florence to Washiogfou. From Silver City to Uro. From Walla Walla, in Washington Territory, via Lewistun, to Helena, Montana. From Florence to Warren's Dig ginss. . From R ckv B ir to Atlanta. From Boise City, via Leeshurg, Salmon City, to Bannock City, Montana. Montana Territory. From Rudersburg to Willow Creek. From Helena, via Copperopdis, to Merscliell -From Jefferson Bridge to Silver Star. From Virginia City, via'. Twin Bridge. Rochester. Silver Star, Ger man Gulch, and French Gulch, to Deer Lodge City. From Missoula Mills to Frenchtown, From Stormsville to In-Poh. ' Colorado Territory. Trom Danvcr, via2 Mount Vernon, Hay ward's Ranch, Tollgato, Idaho, Euipire. to Geortretown. From Denver, via Little's Mills, Keystone, Bear Canon, Glen Grove, to Colorado City. From Canon City, via South Arkansas, to Fairplay. , From South Arkansas, via Garibaldi, to Saguache.'-, From Badito, via West Mountain Valley, to Fort. Garland. From Colorado City, via Fairplay, to Hamilton, in Park county. . ,. - From Pueblo, via , Rock Canon Bridge, Criaweil's Ranch, to Dotson's Ranch. - From Pueblo, on south side of the Arkansas River, via Blunt's Ranch, to Fort Reynolds. From Golden City, via Mount Vernon, to Union City. - - From Georgetown to Brcckenridge. From Latham, via Boyd's Crossing and Princeton, to Thompson. Washington Territory. From Vancouver, via Fourth Plain, Lackamas.and Fern Prairie, to Washingal. Approved, March 3, 1S09. FRUIT JARS. MARK, WAKREM CO. DIBECT IMPORTERS Of . ii ... . : t Glassware and China, Xo. 23 XORTII FIUST ST., EVANS VILLE, IND. IT1 i-ii it TjLr-. JJViiitTLrs. IT, V VIEW OF TIIK AXTIt'II'ATKO xira -utx fmit crop of ttie presDt huuHoii, we cunl racifl lu Mitrcn lor an u.iusu .1 btoctt Oi KKUIT JAhS of Ii EST I1HAMW; but nn RAF.K'H IIaVK A UKKAllY Ii. HUGELY KX'EE1KI OUK MOST SANGUINE EXl'EOTATK VH, w won Id 1vIh ousloniHrs to MiND IN TllKlK OKIJEII.H K.VUIY Glass uianu-Yc-lnri-n cerK-iaily utop making In not wcallier (nny June), lhu cu'Uiiu olT tlie mipply, HUii uoutMlexs Jan wl I grow ncircc a tli wuhhoi) advance, and V H I C KH i :( i Kit ES I'O N D! N ( i L. Y 11 1 G II E K. Wo tiava the IoUowIuk excellent brands: LYMAVS FATtST SKLF-SKALER. Tin cup. In one piAc. Rubber band outBlilo tin; Jar. Gfuutly improved Muce lwst year by a new opener, made In oue piece veiy blinpio; thiiH overoom.ug the only objection erer ured against tbm Very popular Jr. Has been lu great demand for leu yearn. "IIKKO" I.AS.i J IiS. Keif-sealers: screw top and rubber band. Txie robber tloca not come iu eoulact wltn the fruit. 9IAIME.V JAK. Bell-B;1er; tin top, rubber band, wlro faateuer. Tbe cneapeut elt sealer yet made, i 1IKAVT 111SU (iLAS.N JARS. Tin top, wire fastening. EKOWS EtlMlltv jaks. Best glazed. Tin top, wire fasteulng. ur-No charge for boxes when ordered In full packages. Quarts, (J dozen Jn a box: ball-icaJloijH, 4 doxen. lie.t Ktd Sealing Wax, In 5-pound packages, to u.t tue heavy nu nd biown eaithen Jar. .!.-.. Full directions for pieparing fruit and sealing j-ira acompuny ptkae. Seed in your Orders at once I Junl

GROCERIES.

Stravrberrips! Strawberries I TJFCKIVF.n DAILY BT F.XPKKSS, JtXr from Bowman's Fruit Farm, extra la.it; e and fine. Call and ttt-e them, at ' VICKERY BROS., 73 and 7 Main 8t. P. S. Hotels, KtexmbonW, Church Festivals, Ai, Ac, supplied on liberal lernus. Ice Cream Freezers, CitlTABI.E FOR FAMILIES MAS jzk ntaeturlug their own Ice Cream, tor sale at reduced price, at V1CKERY BRUM., 73 and 76 Main St. FRUIT JARS, AOOD PROSPECT FOB FRITITS, lT and prices likely to be very low. Everybody ought, therefore, to put op traits. 200 DOZEX ASSOSTEB SIZES, Self-Sealing and Wax top Jars, warranted as good aa any In the city, and the pi Ice as low, or lower. ' Alto, the other necessary articles, such as Kngar and Fruits, to be had in abund ance, at VICKERY BROS. 73 and 76 Main St. TEST FAMILY FLOOR !at reduced rlces. at jci! VICKEttY BROS..73&78 Main St MATTKEW D ALZELL, . ; Wholesale Dealer In Groceries, Nails, White Lead, Lime, Cement, &o, Ko. 18 Water Street, declOdly Evanhvilli. I J u. IBAAO HEIHANK. . OAT HIIMAKH. I. & 1. IIEIMAXX, Wholesale Dealer In GROCERIES, Foreign and Domestic Liquors, NAILS, COTTON YARNS, GLASSW ARB Ac, &c, Nog. 60 and 6'J Main Street, Between Second and Third, Evanbyili., 1J.P. FISH DEPOT. OVJ0 dtf City Feed Store. KA TOSJI PHIHK HAT; 80 TOSS Ol country bran; 1I tons Hbipstud; cuoicB Hour in Hades; iretili boiled mnul, com, oal s, tc, at lowest cath prices. Uouda delivered free in tne city. T. W. MURRAY, Thld Street, between Main and Locust. eb9 tint , Evau.Hville CJrocery, 13 MAIN STREET, "VJTKH OW sa slanlly HlouK of HAND, AMD IS COS receiving, a well selected Fancy and Staple Groceries, Which are Bold at the lowest living rates. IUrORTl.YT TO BUILDERS AXD COS . TRACTORS. Having bonght the Sand Bank formerly owned by Mr. E. Cross, I am prepared to furnish a No. 1 article of Building Hand; also, frevh piaster. Lime, aud Cement, at the lowest living ra.es. apr21 - JAMES CROFT3. CHARLES VIELE & CO., WHOLESALE O O O IS Jtt, f& , aOUTHWJSST CORNER First and SjcamoreJ Street?, Kriinvau. Iirs, aot dtf ' Gnind Midsummer Night's FESTIVAL, AT THE IVANSVII.X.K AUTESI IN SPJIIXGS PARK, Thursday, June 10th, 1869. The undersigned haa tho honor to in form the public that he will eive the fiit grand Italian Night's Festival, for this season, on the beaatlful grounds above named, on the 10' U iaet. . , - j Tiie entire I'urlt and different Fonntains will be RICHLY ILLUMINATED with thousands of new imported Lsuteri?. The E V AN VILLE CORNET. HAND will enliven the scene with its unrivaled music. . . , . y : . Refreshments of every description and of the best qualities. A.dmision to the Grounds, 21 Centr. ( htldren under ten year, free. ' ; The Festival commences at 7 o'clock P.if. For the accommodation of visitors, admission tickets can be n- at the News Depot of John H. Bcott, corner Main and Second Streets, and in the evening at the Ticket Box at the Springs. The very best arrangements have been ma le with the Street Railway Company to convey visitors to and from the Springs. Jun4 EDWARD WEHLER. F0R SALE !f F.NTIIUE BLOCK, KO. 62. 1W ndependence, belouklue lo the heirs ol lr. Bui ns, formerly the residence of lr. Hums, now occupied by Mrs. Moss. Terms easy. For particulars, inquire of H. GUMBKKTS, No. 33 Main St., JeS-lw Bet- Sycamore and Vine.

COMMISSION CRU

FAST JFISEIOim B. K. DUNKEESON & CO., Forwarding & Commission AND GENERAL AGENTS SOUTH SHORE FAST FREIGHT LINE, OVE8 THE KVAXRTIirE fc CRAWrrORHRVILLK. THBKE IIAITK ,fc IMilANAF'OLlS. BKLLKF0.MA1XK, liaaa suuttjs i ki:ik IIAILIIOIDS. E VA NS VJLLB, IND. Liberal cash advances made on eonsiiznmenu. Frna.i dtf Harixiw J. Phelps, of New Orleans. J. G. McOcj:lixch. of Louisville. Ky. K. Kott, of JSew Orleans. Phelps, McCulioch & Co.. PRODUCE, PROVISION, ASD GENERAL Commission Merchants, 142 GBAYIEB STBEET, novaidtf NEW ORLEANS. J. c. SUSOUCBKT. r. D. DUSOUCHCl J. C. DUSOUCHET & CO, COTTON FACTORS, Produce and Provision Merchants, SO JfOBIH WATER STREET, EVANSVILLE, IND. Orders and consignments solicited. e!5 F. H. EHRMAN & CO., Commission Merchants ' For the Purchase and Sale of FLOUR, HAY, CORN, OATS, SALT, LIME, CEMENT, &c, Nos. IS and 19 N. XVater Street, mal2 dtf EVANSVILLE, IND. , PETER CASEY & 00, CommiRHlon Merchants r or me sale xx a x , v. iv. , j n. x rivx-,, FLOUR, MEAL, BACON, LARD, and wj i .. . . r i m i,t x . rr 1 DDI ,11 Western .frounce generally. No. &2 LLVKK KTUEGT, api8dtf Vjcksbobq, Mian. W3I. 0. BROWN & CO., Forwardinsr and Commission IVl eirclitintH, WHARFB0AT PROPRIETORS, Railroad and Fast Freight Line Agents, evans villi:. ini. JanS dly P. iL DcaotrCHET, late of Kvansvllle, Ini. JbMN GiLliKBT, Golconda, ill. P. S. DUSOUCHET & CO., GKNETIAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, So. ii Foydras Street, NEW OHLEANH, LA, Orders and oouKignmeuts solicited, nova d:m Lewis Uuffnkr, Jr., Evansvlllo, Ind. John Uilbikt, Uctlcouda, Ills. L. nUFFNEB, JR., & CO., I? O Li It PACKKKH, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AGENT-5 KANAWHA SALT COMPANY, WHEELING NAILM WOKKS COMP'Y VKUM1LION FLOUR MlLLH, ST. LOUIS FLO UK MILLS. So. I 1IAIX STREET, Ja21 EVANSVILLE, IND. Wiumn Broth krs, Pai-iH LasdltiK. lenu A. W.KiDKBinTOit, EvariHvilie. Ind. WELD ON BROS. & 00 Cotton and Tobacco Factors, ruuDtt e axi oi ntssioN i Kltt'll A N I S. OGlce Cob. VINE WATK.it 8TREET3, EVANSVILI.E, lHO. Special attention given to purchasing applies. maylld3ra -Q. U. tl&j BAIRD & START, (Successors to W. M. Allrman A Co.,) GEKERAL A UK NTS, PROIXJV. Forwarding and Commission te ciiants, Evansville, Indiana Keler to j ti. Wneeier, Fren'L Firat National Baa; and Ham'l Orr, Vice President EvansvUia National Banlc Agents for otilo Itlver Salt Co. noll-l XT K WOOL It KEH1NU V II V friends and former patrons that we are on FIKMT STKEfcT, one tloor below Vine, next to L. Piernon's Tin Hhop, still In the trade of I.IQUORH, FLO U It, COMMltirtlOAij, tc, and should be pleased to see Uiem. II. D. ALLlm & CO. " IT. I. ALUS & CO., F0RWARDIN3 AND COLLML33IO? MERCHANTS, KECTIFl ERS, and Wholesale Dealer LIQUORS, FLOUR, &v FIR S T 'STREET, One door below Vine, next to L. Pievson's Xiu bhop, E VAN8VIIXE, I3 Janl dtf. S. M. BARTON, CoinmiHHionMerchuut, Ko. 83 West Secor.fi.Strect, CINCINNATI. Liberal advance made on consignment. e7 dtf A. a. UAVBUKST, t. i. WW ITTiJt. Iluylinrst & tVIaittalier, PRODUCE, COMMZHSIOX AND tG ', WsiRDIKlJ MJCliCUAKTS . No. ... Dealers In Flour, P.acon Hay, Oats, IV : A'lIlLlP BKUKiZ'd, Tblrd Street, bet. Sjetsr aij fist Manufciarer of Compound LuhricailnQ OIU for all kinds of Machinery; . t Alao; .. '. LARD OIL, SOAPS, aad CAIfDLIi PURE growth. - CATAWBA WINE oi my a 1mch2l1lT Notice. ' TITE rXIEKISIU SED, IIAVIXU bonalit the Tobacco and Cigar Store of li. K. scliroder, No. ll Main ftrett, re-Bpectful!-recommend tlieiuselves to tlie Hind patronane of tbe public. We will make large a.l.iitiors to the etock already on lianil, hiwJ will always endeavor to please our cumoiaew. ma3dJ.nl JACOB! & MILLER.

JEWELRY,

Of3 WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE. LOUIS lUTTItOI.FF, DEALER TW ' Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, opeciacies, viocto, Elated Ware, GOLD PENS, Ac., At the very lowest Eastern prices. Solid Silverware & Jewelry Made to order. Riuwlnl attAnllnn irU.n i Watches. A good stock: of American Wat els es' Always on band. llelO U6m ro a s 3 0 92 2 PS 0 i x H (9 H H CSS 2. . CS rs c9 a fa C 1 53 S3 S ri0 c. j m A brf 02 W W 8? S3 A i 2 K o Oh. w rt S3 n rs W ffl 2 & -Hft o r v H HI H 5 0 B o 5. 5 v H h w u 35 y 0 0 3 5,5 B 63 O . C5 o Q if to o Sffl o 0 P0 0 M 0 0 5 o o (0U L-d tm0 3: p c ' CO -3 o 7. 0 P 3 2. H rr 1 L'i "J, A . ft I 1 JOHN JI. SCOTT, r AND jx i: w h i i; a i. ii it, No. S3 MAIN STBKET, cor. FeroiiU, anl5dly Kvan8vili.k. Ind. FISH & BAUXEH, Wholesale Eocksellers &AtalioD8rs, SCHOOL LOOKS, BLANK LOOKS, MIS CELL A NEO US LOO KS, PAPER ENVELOPES, Al General Uintlonc-rj No. lO PIjiIh Btfeot, EvansTilie, Indhiha. JalyS ly CIXCIXXATI CHATFIELD; U VOOD3, MAjrrFACTL'RLKN A"D WHOLESALE . PAPER OKAJKRfS 11 ana VJ AValnut Street, Keep constantly on band a coiuplete assortment of , s FLIT-CAP, FOLIO, DEMI, MEMUM. . liUYAL, AND SllKti-U0AL FLAT LKTTERS, varions WPislit; FLAT COMMKKCIAL AND IMCKrlf NO'J'KH: Hnbbard'M OLA ZED COVKIt PAI'KIIS. Son. I and also, other brnixlH, of all colors; PKiNTKiiH' CAK1 KToCK, in sheets, colored aud white; also. CL'V CARDS, in lnil variety of quailtieH ai;J sizes. RULED LETTER, NOTE, AND CAP PAPERS, Various weights and qualities. MAS CFACTUBEIia OiT ' PAPER BAGS & FLO U II SACK 8, All sizes and nnmbem, first 4ualJty" i - of paper. Sews Pnper, Manilla Purr, Hwk t"i fWrapping Pujier, Co'crred ''iter fv"i". Ham lxtver, tstarr.b 'er, .iuiie J'nper, Tar lioarih. Straw ;.r:'-". Por Binder' nie, tot;etlierwH.n T' w fm,o BIXOKIt-S JIA IIIM:!i', All of wblcli we olfir at;lowc.i mark hi priaes. " Orders by mall prompily nileit. ' CHATFIEflA WOODS 77 aud 7K Walnut Hl.rwt. inar21dtf i itifiuiiMll. JOHN 1VIXS0N, BRASS FOUNDER AND FINISHER, Steam and GasI'ipe Fitter, Maunfacturer and Dealer in tarn aud Water Cii'.nies, HpelU r and Kabbitt Metal, and all Articles appertaining to a Bra8 Foundry. STEAMBOAT AND GENERAL BLACK SMIT3IN0, Water Street, bet. Pine and Left. EVANSVILLE, IND. atr Casn;pald for old Copper and 13 rasa

y-'-ACHIiriSTS.

R .E.--.I T S H .A" II E IT , Crescent l?unilry, Corner,' or Canal ara Ir?lc Sti,, EVANSVILLE.S INDIANA, f M an n facture rs of STEAM ENGINES, ST12AU BOILERS Portable Circular Saw Kills, AND Machinery of erer Eesrrlptlaa DEAf.Eitl I!f BELTING, STEAM GA UOERS, FIRE BRICK, WROUGHT IRON PIPE, dc, Jr. Repalring'doBe at Short Notice. . Also agents for StiUwell's Patent He iter and Llsia Catcher. nov71y scmrrrzi?. ManufHi'lureni and BnlMeia of Steam Kuylncs, Circular Ban UI1H. Grl.it and Bnuar ftlllls, Tooaoco Hwcr onujnclni Macbln js, Dltlllery and Mining Mach4uery. Malt Mills, Corn Uellers, liense Fronts, Cellar Urat4M. ytOhl 4. DRAS3 CASTINGS. Of every description. AAcbtnery or all kinds Made and Reptlrixl. Uealers In IieJtIn Fire Bricks, steam Uac ;es, and rror.lit Iron rMpea. Old materials lxwgbt T have the fa;ill 1 Kry and Workmen y of the twwl Ma- , and will k! v ail Jr eairmf-J Ui us 01 ir individual tJDjitly, warrant oar aHblo prlot-s. orner of First and if l, fill orilcm proru 1 it X, arid Ci:.irie reao O 'Pan and Foundry, U'.jI Htrot-lM, iOv:invlll , ind. to all parts t fit it. Worn mn senv KP efrr ami !. rfpalrl tb-2u KCHULTZ IK. U. TIIDMAN A CO WILLIA1I HEILIIAia (Hncceir to Krats k HelLm Mannfaotnror and Kntldor of POP .HLK AND BTATlONARt TKAJi ENGINES AND EOILHIIS: SAW AND GllIST MILL MACHINKKY, VLreKiiing Ilachiiifcs,, i'i)Hi Kill) Tul)tOty l"rMirfcV CIRCULAR SA W MILL?., AC, 4l, KVANMVILLK. INU. rtiiKirr Ikon and Copjia Wobjc ruwi. 10 order on fcliort notice. IRON AND PRAW GA8TINU9 of everv dew-ripUon, Iealers in Hteam Oaupas, (inra Bttrr Fire Bricks, Wrought I run Fipen. ix,;ti! Cloths. Ac, at niauufac urttrs' print. XJCPAJRINO. done at short ootios,