Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 June 1869 — Page 2

PCHl.rsHET) BY Till IVAXSTILLIS JOrUNAIi COXPAXf, No. I.iwtt itreei, KvtII1.

THURSDAY.. ..JUNE 17. 1 "1UTM0R3 arc rife tliit a new Republican daily paper ia to be established at Indianapolis about August 1st, by Hon. Jons P. Peprees. The State liquid oi Agriculture offer extraordinary premiums for the best five aero of wheat this jear, the first " premium being t'JM; second, $156, aud third, SI 00. A Convention ha been ordered to prepare- a new Constitution for the State of Illinois. Delegates will be elected on the second clay of next November, the day of the usual Tall elections. The Convention will. met t in SpriDgSeld on the Ctli of .December next. Henry Cr, ay Dean is urged by certain Democratic papers in Iowa as the candidate for that party for Lieu tenant Governor of Iowa. Mr. Dean would m ike a tit and proper candi date, having been an outspoken aiid persistent rebelduriug and since the war, Evansvllle i Soiuli 'r.i Illinois Hall road Miellinr at McLrnnsboro. A meeting of the incorporator of the Kvansvillo & Southern Illinois Railroad, resident in that locality met at MeLeansboro, Illinois, on the 13ih, and elected the following Direct ora: lion. John M. Casus, and Dr. A M. McClain, of White Coun'y; Hop H. S. Marshall. A. (J. Cuin, Kq. and IX. W. Townsed, of Hamilton County; S. K. Casey, Ksi.t and Dr. W. D. Ureen, of Jefferson County A. O. Cloud, Jv-q., of MeLeansboro was chosen President. A delegation of the directors am citizens along the proposed line wil visit JOiransviUe and confer with th Board organized in this city for the Indian division of the road, at an early day. Tho road leading to St. Louis from McLe.msboro, is now under contract . from McLeanaboro west, and on soni portion of the lino tho work is going on. The Railroad lioute to Illinois. A number of the directors of the , Southern Illinois Railroad and othe citizeos left yesterday fur an cxtendei' trip, overland, into Illinois, along the proposed lino of the railroad to be built from this city. The olj.efc of this visit, as wo understand it, is to examine the route and coufer with ; citizens en routj as to what aid they will give to tho enterprise. The fact is not to bo concealed that there is quite a difference of opinion among our leading business men and property holders as to tho bet route to bo selected into Southern Illinois, tho division being between the routes to Grayville, to connect with the projected route to Olney and Mattoon, and the route to Carmi and Fadueah. Our great need now, as a city, is a railroad into Southern Illinois. Rut it is hardly advisablo to attempt to build on the twj routes s-e'.ectcd. We must freely canvass b th ruu?es and then combine all our resources on the ono which may be selected acontaining in the greatest degree the advautages to bo secured to tin's city. The Directors of the new organization styled tho Kvausvillc, Carmi fc I'adueah Railroad, should not bo too hasty in their action, and should avoid committing themselves and our city to any route until they are thoroughly satisfied that it is the best for our local interests, and such as will com bine the support and resources of our leading business men and property holders upon it. We must have vo tiivided councils, for we cannot nlford to divide our resources. iNhnx.U'OLis : o n it k s pox n ex c r . Kvansvlllc Wants, as Sera from Abroad Kallroads and WaterWorks Indianapolis Xcw Amusements and Uc-lUIon Enfo ret turn t of Sunday Liquor LawMorgan Ka id Claims V elotipciks Unnd As lum Women's Couveotiou. Indianapolis, June 13, 1SG0. Editors Journal : I gladly perceive from the columns of your paper that Evansvil'e is enjoying its customary amount of animation, aud that the railroad interests of your city are engrossing the attention of your business men. I read with much satisfaction the instructive letter, of your old acquaintance, Mr. G. V. Reatfy, and I consider the arguments he uses very good in pointing out the western route into Illinois from your town. The principal thing now, however, is to get your men of means to arouse to the fact that, if they coutinue sui iae as to tho importance of a Western outlet from Rvansviilo, other places will not, and you will be left behind in this ago of railroad enterprise. Looking as I do from this distance at Rvansville, and considering the advantages of its position, 1 see nothing to hinder its growth and prosperity, except an indisposition on the part ot those to be benefited to improve those advantages to tho uttermost. You h ive facilities for tratlic and trade to a considerable extent already, but they must bo increased, or your enlargement will cease. You have but ouo inconsiderable railroad outlet, when you ought at least to have three, i am well aware that railroad building is expensive, but the resources of the southern part of the State through which the roads will tend are amply sufficient to justify and defray those expenses. And my opinion is that the owners of property in the counties rtuough which the projected roads will run, will eheeriully contribute of their means to forward the undertakings. If any other city in the State possessed the advantages which Rvansviilo has, the question of the expediency of constructing those much needed avenues of trade' f would have been decided long ago' and the roads would have been built! Indianapolis, like Rvan&ville, has

two grat needs, viz: water-works

and a lirst class hotel. The first is required to supply the peronal needs ol tho inhabitants, aud to serve as a protection and delense a-.r-tin.st conflagrations, while the t her is t!eod. d lor the accommodaion oi tho?e who come to you lor the purposes oi trade. In both cases Evansville is very much worse off tlun Indianapolis, for you have noth ing like the hotel conveniences that t !,?; citv possesses, yet this people are agitating the hotel question in downright earnest; and judging from present indications, I deem it probable that another year will not pass ere this want will be supplied. In the m lttt r of the supply ot water, this city h; s greatly the advantage of Rvansil!t., lor a shallow well, sunk any where in the city will yield the owner a never filling supply of clear, pure, cold, sweet water; yet Iodianapolitans demand tuat a water works be erected. These improvements will bo opposed by the i arsiinouiou on account or the expense, but the advantage of possessing ttieni ougnt to outweign objections so frivolous. The same objections were urged when your wharf was graded, your gas worts was erected, your streets bowldered, and your school houses built; yet see what those improvements have done ior you. Your wealth, even for taxable purposes, Ins been increased in ten years lrom a little over ?;,UUU, UIH) to somewhere in the nc'ghborhood of 15,000,000, and it. you would attract purchasers from abroad to visit you and buv from you, furnish them with suitable home accommodations, and if you would promote the health of your city and defend vour property lrom the devouring calamities of fire, erect water works. There has been no lack of attractive amusement for pleasure-seekers fcince my sojourn in this city commenced I'arcpa Rosa, and her troupe, have been here, and Professor Rlack, a evident, fas given a succession of sacred concerts, which were well exe euti-d by resident musical talent, voca and instrumental, and were wel paii ioiztd by the public. Picnics and strawberry festivals, too, continue prevalent. Strawberries are more abuudaut in the Indianapolis market than I over found them anywhere and of a quality and cheapness truly astonishing. They are raised in this county, and but a short distance lrom the citv The rtlmous revival still prospers and conversions are very numerous The SuLdiv liquor law is nuidly en forced, and H good citizens unite in 'supporting Mayor Macauley.in his t!!orts to suppress the odious and heinous tratlic on the Lord's day. The whisky sellers are very indignant, and demand that the bun day law be en forced cguinst livery stables, drug stores and the street railroads, but th -ir clamor is impotent and unheeded Velocipedes are common on the streets of this city, and I never see or meet ofi, mounted by a lull grown loped of tho masculine gender, that I am not forced to exclaim, " what a fool I what a nuisance!" I consider the man a fool because his legs would do for him what it requires both legs and arms to do when perambulating the streets on his bycycle; and he is a nuuaucc because, running his machine on the sidewalks at high speed, he end augers tho feet and shins of pedestrians, or the dresses of ladies whom he meets while takinsr his in sane exercise. I gather from the published proceedings of tho City Council, inceptive steps have been taken to suppress them Indianapolis is to have a corps of carriers to deliver letters, lhis will be a great convenience. The city is iiiMi to have a system or sewerage, an improvement much needed, but beinsr so fiat, tho city will not be easily sewored. la this respect, Jvansville lias another deeded advantage over iIm Capital. I visited the R!ind Asylum on Fiiu ay al'ieriiOon, and was much impressed and benefited by what I saw. The ou!;: lady who chaperoned us through the establishment is blind. She read as easily and correctly a portion of the ew 'lestament as 1 could have done myself, her perceptions guuled by tho sense of touch alone. v i'httcss (hough she is, God t'js ijh'- a her (jm at the tijis of hrr iiiytrs! fc'le took a dissected map of the United States, disarrange! the pieces leprvsentiug the several State-, and then put the whole together, nami.ig each State as she replaced ii in its nppropriate position. The names of the capitals, and the principal cities in each Slate, represented Oy I ras nails aud pin heads, she rave rcudtlr aud exaet!y. Two hemispherical maps, in relief, passed under her hands, and were accurately delineated by her, as well as I have t.ver heard them described by any scholar whose vision was perfect. I learned one singular fact in relation to the conceptions ot persons born blind. They conceivo that the countenances of all human beings are alike; and to disabuse their minds of this mistake, busts of celebrated persons are put. under their bands. The features, of the faces of Clay and Webster are very different, and feeling them, they easily perceive the dissimi'ai ity. Gov. Conrad Baker has been very ill since L last wrote, but he is convalescing. In politics, the chief item of interest here is in relation to the validity of the Morgan raid claims bill. I am not posted as to its merits, but I have an opinion that it is rather a bigger haul out i f tho pockets of the people than in justice ought to be allowed. I am at a loss to know why a man should claim from the State payment for the loss of a horse or a cow, and a soldier's widow and orphan children not bo permitted to claim damages likewise from the State for the husband and father slain in battle. Puriug the past week, a Women's Rights Convention was held in this city. The stroug-minded gathered in considerable force, and many resolutions were passed, denunciatory of man's injustice to woman, and complimentary of woman's title to be man's equal, if not his superior, socially, morally and intellectually. A Mrs. Livermore, of Coieago, editress for fifteen years of the Chicago Agitator, and a Mrs. Swank, wife of a cancer doctor of this city, were the leading spirits c.f the meetings. They are women ot talent, but are using it to a wrong purpose. One remarkable fact connected with this movement demanding the ruht of suffrage for women, is the utter indifference of the mass of womankind to it. Evil, and only evil, can result to woman by the airitatiou of the question. The marriaco relation, which underlies the social fabric, is pretty well undermined among us already; aud should polities enter tho family circle, good-bye to family peace. Rvery year the tepugaance of" our young men to commit matrimony increases, and the social evil gathers power and numbers in an increasing ratio. This city, to say nothing of Kvansville, is cursed with, if my information is correct, from twelve hundred to fifteen hundred Cyprians. The land abounds with this class of woman, and the

numbers are every diy augmenting. Love of a lazy life and a passion for finery are the besetments which allure women to a life of sin and shame. If the right of suffrage would reclaim this large class of unfortunates, 1 would cheerfully give a vote to-morrow that they shouid have it;

but the right ot suffrage, a powerful engine for evil as well as for good,would only be a protection to them and an encouragement to others in eading a life of sin, as city authori ties would be afraid of offending them by interfering with them, as officials are now of interfering with gambling dens and whisky establishments. Mack. , Cairo and Viscexnes Railroad The Mt. Carracl Democrat of the 11th says : (ic-n. iireen JJ. Uauro, buperintendent of this road, entered into an agreement with the County Court of' Wa bash County, wmle in session last Monday, 7th inst., that if said road is not finished wit liin eight months lrom the first day of July next, that the obligation the county is under to do nate a,(XJO in bonds shall be forfeittd and void. The Terre Haute Express say: Col It. AV. Thompson claims that Honey Creek township is ahead of all comEetitors in the line of tall wheat, ile as a field of eighteen acres, the stalks of which have aitained an average height of six feet and a half. This is tall wheat, but we have sampled it and can vouch for the correctness of the measurement. There is much danger that such grain will fall, if there should be rough weather before harvest. The Wabash Freshet. The Wabash during the -week has attained flood-height, submerging all the lowlands and causing large destruction of the growing crop. It is, at the present writing, impossible to form anything like a correct estimate of the loss sustained by our farmers. Thousands of acres, in the immediate vicinity of our town, that but a few days since promised a bounteous harvest of grain, are now a waste of waters. Tho greater portion of the ove? flowed land was in corn a lar?e share of which was so far advanced as to have received the second plowing. .This will of course prove a total loss, while the season being so far advanced will preclude all hope of replanting in time to make a crop. The submerged wheat may ia some cases prove only a partial loss. We arc glad to state that the water came to a stand on Thursday night and is now falling. fteio Harmony hegifter, Vlth. GREAT SALE OF Suburban 3ropiify AT AUCTION. o TV SATCIIDIY. JUNK 19rir, 1SGO, the undersigned proposes lo bell ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY LOTS IN SPRIIVGDAL li. Near the ' ARTESIAN" SPRINGS PARK, AT auction. Terms One-tliird ensh ; l-nhmo In one and two years, with nix per cent, li terest, aud i.i.rl; ii4-' on the properly U htMire the deferred puj' incuts. This Is m moM. ('esini bin property for residence ever ollereil to th-.- cil!zi)s 6l Kvansville. Male to commence, at I o'clock on the premises. W M. H KI I. d A N. muai Old THE CELEBRATED ATT. STE1VART&C0. Sole Agents FOR JHE UNITED STATES Is for sale, ht WHOLKSAU; a;;d 11 f TAIL, by HUDSPETH, ADAjiS & CO. f j'lTil.') 0 1 m 1

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"LET US HAVE PEACE!' O R E A T National Peace Jubilee", (Projected by Mr. 1 S. Giuuore.) June 15, Hi, 17, 18, and 19, ISM, To commemorate the restoration of 1'kace THROUGHOUT TH K LAND! Tlun glorious event lu onr .Natiooiil 1IL--tory will ho celebrated by ttie liiiAJ 1KT MUS1CAI, FESTIVAL e ver known m the history of the world. The Trestden t of the Uniti d states. Members ol his L'abiuft, Heads of Departments, Uovemont of all the Stales, iiiiu iu:iitv other distinguished persons fr m all pail's of the country, together w tli the representatives Of Foreign Government at Washington, Lavs been juvited by Hie Mayor and City Couiiri: of Boston io become the guesb-iof the city during the Festival. The Jubilee will be opened on TITKS1)A, June 15lli, wlttt Iiiai:gural t'eremoMies, Including Prayer by Kev. K. K. Hale: an Addrtss by ills Honor Mayor s hurtle it, welcoming all gueK's aud visitors to Huston aud to Massachusetts; and a t'onaratulatory Address by liou. A. II. Kioe, on ttife Kestoratioa Of Peace and Umou luro 'iitiuut the CaudThe Inaugural Ceremonies will he followed by a OUANI) MUSICAL TKilFOKMANCt', in winch the tilth. VTK-r OKAlOKlO CHORUS ever ass,iated. comprising over Kight Hundred Vocal Drgauiisations, who have been in n il. ureal lor many mouths, will take part, accompanied by a Grand cucUe-tia 01 Ouo Thousand Musicians, selected from the best orchestras, bands, and musical associations in the (Juiteu States. The scale upon which it is proposed to carry out this Festival will represe nt, in its magnitude aud splendor, the greatest cause ior liatinnal rejoicing that the American people have ever been called upon to celebrate The Itesioratlou of Peace aud Union throughont, the l,Hnd. It will bring together in irateruai greeting tha leading men of the nation, ana people fi om all parts ol the land; ami aside from Its significance as the Jr'iml Uru-ut National KeuiLion since the close ot" the war, 11 will be the lfreitet Ji'ecut of Sublime aaU ltispiring Harmony that has ever been heard lu any part ol tue world. Ticitets now on sale at Music Hall. Price: Single Admission, with secured Seat, S aud 3, according to location. Single Admission, without Secured Se--U, SJ. Ticket Oltice open from U a.m. t 5 i-.M. A. i JMiX'K, Music Halt. Boston, Ticket A geut. Perorder: HENRYO.PAKKF.il, Juu4 d2w eod St-ci i ta ry. Administrator's Notice. : JWOTH'E IS UEKEItV CIVE.V, that Xl I will sell tit public auction, on MON1AY (at 2 o'ciock. p.m.), tiie ait h day of June, ls.o.4, at my residence, corner of Mulberry and Water Streets, in the c ty of i-vausvnle, all the personal property belonging to the estate of John B. Putnam, late oi Vanderburgh County, deceased, consisting of hou-ehold aud kitchen furni ture, hcrse, bug;jy, harness, saddle, bridle, Terms of Sale On all sums over three dollars, a credit of six months will be given; note. wlUi approved security, will bs required in settlement. JOHN H. MORGAN, Atlimu tstrator. June 5tli, 19. Ijan7d3w j

GROCERIES.

Strawberries ! Strawberries I JJEOLIVED DAILY BT EXPRESS jST4 from Bowman's Fruit Farm, extra large and fi n fall and see them, at YICK KKY BROS., 73 and 7i Main Bt. P. ts. Hotels, eiinboai.i, Charch Festivals, dtc, Ac, supplied on liberal terms. Ice Cream Freezers, fMriTAKI.E FOR FAMILIES MASiM uiitcLurin? their own Ice Cream, for t-ale at reduced prices, at VICKKliY BK'JW., 73 and 73 Main 8U - FRUIT JARS. MOOD PROSPECT FOR FRUITS, v3" and prices likely to be very low. Kverj body ought, therefore, to put up traits. 20f) DOZEX ASSORTED SIZES, Self-Healiug and "Wax top Jars, warranted aa good as any in the city, aud the pi ice as low, or lower. Also, the other necessary articles, Bucn aa Sugar and Fix. la, U te bad in abund ance, at VIUKERY BUGS., 73 and 78 Main St. KST FASIIIY FLOCK at reduced price'', at jvJ VlCKKilY BROS., 73 A 7fl Main St. MATTHEW D ALZELL, Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Nails, White Lead, Lime, Ceraent, &cH Xo. IS Water Street, ihwlortly l''.VANHVtI.I.t, Ill. I. A. I. IIEI31ANN, Wtiolenalo Dealers in a e ooerie s, Eon.ign ami Domestic Liqnori, NAI US, COTTON YARNS, G LASS W ARK &c, Ac, A'OK. and 6'3 Mala Street, Itetw.'ten Recond and Third, lOVANHVILI.C, ItkB, FISH DEPOT. 07 j dir City Feed Store. KX TOSN I'HI.TIK HAY: SO TOXH country limn; u loin shlpstull; choice Hour lu sacks; Iresli bolted meal, corn, oats, Ac, at luwesn cash prices, tloods ueiivvrett ireo in me city. T. W. MURRAY. Thid Klreet, between Main and Locust. el.atiin 136 MAIN STREET, WTAS Ot UVM. AM) IS '0fstiiniiy receiviug, a weil selected s.orli of Fanc-y and Staple (Jroccrlcs, Which are sold at the lowest Jiving rates. IMPORTANT To UUIL1JKRS 1KD CONTRACTU US. Ilavin-' bonabt the Sand Bank formerly owned by Mr. E. Croas, I am prepared to futiiisliu A. 1 aili. le or j.uii.iiug hiuui ; also, 1 res 1 1 Plaster, Lime, and Cement, ai the lowest living rales. apr-'J. . JAMES CROFTS. UriAKLES VIELE & CO., W II OLE8ALE flOUTBWEST CORN KB ' I'irst and SyoaTiore Strtwiir, an9dir 3. SIXZICH A SOX, Wholesale Dealers In Bo it Store-; Lubricating, Coal, and Lard Oils; Cordage, Hosia, Pitch, &c, S. 2( WATER STKEKT, apr-2tdly Bet. Main and Vine. GIKGIIIITATI AI3VvJ.i. GEORGE E. JACKSON & C0M OrmmisiioH ami forwarding ilerchanl$ Dealers in Craln, Flour, Pork, Lard, Produce, cVc,, &c, No. 53 Walnut Street, mh 17 3m CI.M'IXX ATI. OHIO. HEAL 22STATJS. Sew ileal Estate Agency, J. I". Elliott &&on r?AVK OI'EXEI A HE A I. ESTATE Agency Ior tiie sale of and lenting o Idiui.s. hnseH, SC, Ac Feisoun iiaviua Louses or land to rent 01 sell, or persons wishiu? to purehauie or rent, will do well by culling on them at their oilice, on Tkird Street, near Locust' junell tf W. IX. KI.US9IAX CO., Real Estate Agents, No. 63 Main tstreet, EVANSYILUS, IWD. A Notarv Pabllc 111 the office. Iap2i dt

J. B. GKKKK. K. Ii. GUKE5, jr. i5. oxti:irv Sc CO., CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, Transfer Ornaments at Cincinnati pricos. JIain Street, let. Fifth and Sixth, laulfr-dAwtim If D,

HARDWARE.

GEO. S. SOXXTAG & CO.. HAEDWAEE, - GUNS AND PISTOL Farming & Mechanics' Tools We have removed, since the destruction of oar stock by fire on the 21st of December, to the old Loeweuthal stand, at the corner of First and Main Streets, and have now In store one of the most complete stocks of goods in oar line that can be fonnd in the West, purchased on a dull market for G A. 3 II, and will be offered to the trade at such prices as cannot fall to impress the buyet. We have no Old Stock Our goods are all; FRESH AND CLEAN, Just from the factories. We offer special inducements on Table and Pocket Cutlery; Chains, Names, and Collars; Axes, Koes, & Cross-cut Saws; miILI)i:iiS' HARDWARE. 23 MAIX STREET, COKXEB OF FIRST, Ja29 KVANSVILLE, IN t. The DIFFICULTY REMOVED KVERY STEAM BOILEUBIIOULD IIAVK Stlllwcirs Patent Heater and Lime -Catcher ! TIIE MOST SEKIOES JUFFICl'lrj experienced by those who use sleam powrer is the formation in their boilers of wuat Ih known Ur euiflneerd as "SCALE" or "INCRUSTATION "a hard substance formed out of the earthy salt contained In the water, which attaches 11.se II nruily to the whole inner surface of the loiler. In this city this ttifliculty In peculiarly at: gravaled by the iars?e quantity of magnesia and lime found in the water, which. besides forming scales ou the boiler, olHtruc'n tlte pipes and occasions the most anuoylng delays In cleaning, as well u-s-actuaiiy euuangering the uaieiy 01 the oouer. StIIItvoirH Patent Heater Removes all this difficulty, sending the water Into the boiler frte lrom any sedi ment whatever, ana pure as if instilled. All who use what are known as the " drive wells" for their supply of water cannot anord to do without this lleater. 11 will save them much money lu the purchase ol fuel, to sav not hint: of the annoyance and delay in cleaiislug boilers. The Heater is easily managed, and quickly cleansed. One has been in opeiallou at Igleheail's flouring Mill for many months, and given entire satisfaction. Another is in operalion in ueuman & ouuury anu Hie LoLlou Mill adjoiniug. . orders lor .Hiillwell's Heater will receiTe prompt attention if lelt with WILLIAM IIEIL5IAX, Agent. 1u5 INSURANCE. J. W. NEXSEN, General Insurance Agent, AND . ADJUSTER OP LOSSES, 3IARDLE HALL, No. 9 51aln St., KVANSVILLE, IND. Dwelling Houses Insured for a term of years at greatly reduced iates. Three Years at the J 'rice of Two Five Years at the Price of Three. I.ffe losnrauce Specialty. Total Cash Assets Represented Oier Twenty-five Million Dollars. The following are among the Companies represented: TXA Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn. Casii Assets .......5,oo,o. PHWXIX Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn. casu asm-lh t(j,U. COSTISESTAL Ins. Co. of New York. Cash Assets (Hi.dOO.OOO. NOKT1I AMKRICAN Insurance Coo. Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets . .....8300,000. MERCHANTS' Ins. Co. of Hartford, Ct. Cash Assets . $.00,00 NOKTH AMERICAN Insurance Co. o JNew lorfc. Cash Assets . 8 m) 0,000. l'Hr.IX Ins. Co. of Brooklyn, N. Y. Cash Assets l,7UU OOO. iETNA LIFE Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets ,, ,. I2,000,00(. J. W. NEXSEN, Agen 9 MALY STREET, Eransrllle, Ind. Jan30 dly G. W. WAKBEJf. THOS. COSTNGTOS XO. 61 MAIX STHEKT. WAIIISEX &. COXY.GTOXT, DEALERS IN PIANOS, ORGANS, MUSIC, And Musical Goods of all kinds. Orders by mail promptly attended to.

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JEWELRY, &C.

WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE. LOUIS BITTROLPP, DEALER tS Vetches, Jewelry, SilFerware, Spectacles, Clocks, Plated Ware, GOLD PENS, Ac, At the rery lowest Eastern prices. Solid SUrcrci are & Jewelry Made to order. Special attention irlven tnrsruilrlnir Ann Watches. A good stock of American Watches Always on hand. OS 3VXA.I1V HT. IfelO dCm G5 e tr 0 0' ts 5 m 0 5 2" Z P -J M si. O 3 S 3 o W j H. & cs 9 2 ss pa 1 3 f-5 5 2 68 S . in i P o C g- SQ fr 2 b r si A " t m L-j 3 O S3 " CS S3 w w r w l. i J P. 3 V2 o SS 8 f ' i . (AU M E3 M CO to t-3 , 111 v f TZ L W H O C3 pf W o M o 3 : fr a o m n ?5 S tf) St P W . Mi . ' T 1 C5 ' 22 (p 2-- Ji m r es its W 3 J P S 0 0 3 p. x K p: 2 v .o i i JOHN II. SCOTT, 13ookNcIIer9f'lntxoucr AND n i: w h s 52 a r. 11 R, Xo. 53 MAIX SfilKET, car. Second, nuij aiy KvAnavii.iE, Ixka A' I Mil ( BAKTiiB, Wiolasale Booksellers feSUtioaers, SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, : Mf.SC EL LANEO US BOOKS, PAPER ENVELOPES, CiJciicra! Stationery, No. IO Street, Evansviilc, IiuIIana. jnlj-9 ly CINCINNATI r.. . CHATFIELD & WOODS, HASIIFAOTIIKERN AND WHOI.KDAL1 PAI'EfS DEALERS 77 and 7fJ Walnut Street, Keep constantly on ha ml a complete aaaonoiem. oi , FLAT-CAP, FOLIO, BKMY, MEDlCa, FLAT LKTTKItM. various weltrhts: FLAT COMMKKCIAIi A NO MCKKI NOTKi : Tl ii Kl... r. I Hl..l7P'tl I'llVl I! PA VLIvl itm. I and 2; also, other brands, of all colors; fKIMTKlUV UAKI) S'l'UCK, in KheetH, colored and white; also, CUT CAKDrt, iu lull variety ol (jualltle. aud HifceH. RULED LETTER, NOTE, AND CAl' 1 A.1 Jiiliti, Various weights and qualities. MANUFACTCKKRS OF PAPER BAGS & FLOUR, SACKS, All BlzeR aud numbers, first quality of paper. New fSfprr, Manilla I'nper, Rook Paper, Wrapping J'aper, Coiornl rotter Paper, XJU.it xrvpiT, owrcf niper, VctlMMe Jiper, J'ar Jiourils, Mntw Jioarti. X.athcrH oi' all Ivinds For Binders' use, together with TOOLS and HIMIKKS MACIIIXKUT, All of which we offer at lowest market prises. Orders by ma !1 promptly filled. Clf ATFIKLI) & WOODS, 77 aud 7S Walnut Mtrt. mar21dlf 4 iueiaitatl. JOUNIVLNS, BP.ASS FOUNDER AND FI1JISHER, Steam anil Gas-Pipe Fitter, Manufacturer and Dealer la Bteam and Water Uauijen, .Sjeltcr and KabbiU .Metal, and all Artieiett af(ertaming to a Brans Foundry. STEAMBOAT AXfl CEXKCAL BLACKWater Street, bet. Pino and Lect. JEVANSVILLK, IND. Cawh.pald Ior oia Copper and Brass

MACHINISTS.

R E I T Z H A N S T, Crescent Found ry, Cornerjof Canal and Ingle Sts., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS Portable Circular Saw Mills, Mach In erj of erery Description DEALERS IN BELTING, STEAM GA UGERS, FIRE BRICK, WROUGHT IRON PIPE, d-c, dc. Eepairing"done at Short Notice. Also agents for Stillwell's Patent Heater and Limo Catcher. nov7 ly SCIIUfraF3, TI3UMAN Mechanics" Foundry Manuritrlnrem aud Hnlltfrira of Steam Ksisclncs, Clrc nlar Saw II Ills. Urlst and Kuar MUIh, Tooaftro Hwcre felnromloif Machines, Dlntllleryund Mining Macn'uery, Malt Mllla, torn itllern, Heuxe Pronto, Cellar (Jr&teo. ON & BRASS CASTINGS. Of every description, tftfltiiuery of all kinds Made and Kepaired. Coaler In Belting, Fire Brick, Mien in (Jaugeo, and 'roneht Iron Pipe. Old materials bought We have the facility of the het Mal A '.nary ana Worn men, and will uive ail fire entraxled to u onr Individual atten.l ift, fill ordern promptly, warrant onr 5rt, and charge reasonable prlci-H. OBP.ce aud Foundry, corner of First and Gl Mtrt,- KvaiiMVllle, Ind. H. K Workmen Nent to all parts to fit worfc and do rpalrinir. fabXMm m:H IJLTZfc-. Til UM AN & CO WILLIAJI HEILMAlil (Baeceunor to Krat k Hellm Manufacturer av.d Builder of POP AHLB AND MJiTlONART TEAM ENGINES MID BOILSRS SAW AND GRIST -MILL MACHINERY, Threshing Machines, (Jot ten autl Tobneco IreECi. CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, AC, &0., EVANSVILLE, ind. hheict Ikon and Coppeh Woux mad to order on short notice. i IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS of everv description. Doalers In Hteam Oauge. Onm KelUtx? Fire KrickH, Wronht Iron Pipes, Boltlat Clotha. dec, at mauuiacturem' prices. RBPAIRlNO; done at short notice.

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K. K. ii:;;Ki:i:ho:, : ro.. Forwarding & Commission IVI e J "fill J t v. t. , A N D J K i: K A L A ti K N T S SOUTH SHOim FAST FliEIGHT LINE, OVER TIIK KVAVSVILIE A; UAWICKISTnLi:, TKKliE II AITK IS U I S I Oi l s, ItKLLI.F0NT.41M:, LAKK S:iXE J: Villi HAUHOAIH, IJ VANS VILLI?, IND. Liberal cash advances made on c-on-ism-mentH. ,'in-rxl.f

llARi.ow J. I'liKi.r.-., of Newdi li-iiis J. U. 1.1 (K U. Ol LoillJ-Viile, K'y. liNo'iT, ol New Orie:im. PRODUCE PRO VISION, xr r (iKN-nui, Commission Blcrctiints, til (.KWIKU KTIiKKT, nov.'idif NEW ih:;.!'ax-,. J. C. UliM-UCJlKT. F. H, 1I.'S..I'CH n.r J. a DU;:OUCIIT L CO., COTTO V I A C T Produce and . Provision wrdiai'i 33 NOKTU AVATKii .STlil hT, EVAN-sVILLK, 1M.'. .

Orders and coanlnmeut.-i sulk - to.'.. cl5 F. H. EH R fit AN & CO., CommissioQ Merchants For the Purchase and Sle of FLOUR, ITAY, CORN, OATS, SALT, : LIME, C EM EN J', Lc, Nos. IS and 19 X. IVatcr Ui c(, mal2 tltf KVA NSVII.LK, 1 N i . PETER GASSY L GO., C'outniiioii lil trth.i iiFor the sale of H VY, COi:,() T-, !!i:,N. FLO UK, MEAL, i'..V ON, L.Iu, an. J W estern F: odaco n. a r i.ly, An. k-j i i: t.t: m Ki.rrr, apiHdtf VirKHiiiiKij, Jli'-i, mi.'v. in:avN a co., Forwarding and Coiatais?uo:i IV 2. i t 0 1 1 11, lkt.:-i WIIARFBOAT PROPRICTORS, Railroad and Fast Freight I.ir.e A gt-ats, tVAN'.VII.i.K, IN $. Jans dly i'. H. lutmyvtmrr. Iftfe of 1'vm 'ivl'l . John Uilukhi, liolcoiida, lil. p. s. DUt-OUGiiEf & c;., ti ;m i p.al COMMISSH A" MERCIiA N' So. iii I'ojiJr.ns :::rrft, NEW (Utl.DAKM, S..:. Ordern and cnj'.t iiiiuein.s sivilcile . tinvi) il.'Iin I.KWIS Kl'KriKII.Ju., EvitllMVliie. 1-nt. John Uij.hkut, Lioleouda, Ih... L. RliFFXI:!!, Ml., & VAK, i o it i c iw j COMMISSION MERCIIAN TS. OK.NTS KANAWHA KA CI' ( 'OM N Y, SV II KI'.M.NO N.II.M Wo.tK'-i I ', i ' Y VEKMIIJON El.' HI C. MI I J.,-., MT. LOUIS h'LOUU MILL. No. 5 Nourii watku sil:::.t, J21 KVANSV'I LLK, I N 1 . Wrmmin HitOTHEMH, FuriH l.aiulin-, J enn A. W.iiii-Umiihi.i, I', vii .uv in,-, 1 i u VELDOi-. BRU3. t C'-J., Cotton iiui Tobacco Fi'Clojv, I'KOOl t; ASH Ctnilil'-Mii'i ; i i t il m s. OTlce ( Oil. V I.NE , WA'j ! .ii S'i .1 ''-!. I-,VAM'V!1.I.!C, I M. Special attention jji v-t to pure':.-. l:iK hui-ylU s. ( .'in. v ."; - L. M. JiAl U . I). 1 . it it. k Jit hi if A i. .-. Muc.c,eMi.or to W. M. AlKmi' .i t'-. i MOiiMi, A a i: x is, . -TjJT Forwrnni? and v,i,iaH '.-, eiiHtitx, Kvunsvillt , imiiana. im-.- i j ti. Viiecler, I'rcN"!. nt. Nulim.i i i . ami Sai.i'i Orr, VI. it I'n-s-lUent Evit..-.-Matlonal IUiiK. AuUt loi-oiilo Hiver Halt Co. i '-: "vmT r: v v n, i m::f i v i r VV irieiils ami I irnu r puiruis liai w are on FUIST M'l lit. ST, one t'.f.r Vine, next to L. I'ii-r-ir.u'M i in :-i. -ip, - n'l in the lri.j of Ll'iUOU. fl.OCi:, ( :- MIHHIONH, tie., ai U Bl.ouid I..- I !, :,.; i Bee them, Ji. li, a ,a - . II. I. JL1.1AH Jv. I-:... FORWARDLWG AND COLirSi-:, MKR-'JIIANTH, UECTiFlElW, and Wiiol- .!. i.-.,i LIQUORS, I'M)', !!, r .. F I R S T S T 11 e i: r , Oue door below VI ie, next, t L. rier-..' Ti i .sin.p, EAMVI I.I K, I Janl dif. A. H. HAYIIOK.MT. J, J. WHtTTi A. ; Ilaj hursl & i'tiituk.et , PROOUCf co.M!ix.i:ox an; s WARD1NU MKUVIJA NTH. No. B South Wali.'r DealerH In Flour, I'.acon, If ( ' - . and Country 1'rodiicn. S. M. BAivTOIJ, So. X Wt'.st Second. r-irt1 t, Cl.MlN.NAT Libra! advances mado on con-i rni.H , c7 dlf FAST FHEIGH.T LI.'JJI. I'XITEU STATIC KXVlin CO., I'lt01'-ilKT(t:H. Agents Erie Railway Coviur.y, Notice htiippeis. nin ' ukkat vi;m i:u. nr. JL Sl'ATt.'il.o" '" !"'" ol Mar.-n. Cnare ol the en t Ire III U' l 'O 1 1 I- t . I -. : i . : i 1' Ol the EKIE K.I1.WAV i!n m , The j 1 1 E A T W1-.STEI4N I iA . i I . as a WVhl Hound lreiht Line, , l .fii favorati y known to our im-rctm n I s I. -r t IhsI Twelvn Yearn, Kin jna im s .i.,..' oiler to Shippers th.-ir lucreaeil i . i i -, luaranteciU4 as lavorsvolw rales un-1 s.-s illicit lime as can bj oil . red by an other ''l'ne addilionnl f '-t, that the OKK vT WESTEHN llESl'Al'Ci! M owned l. 'ho United !-tnt-H Kj .res Com v uy , wi-o Kuarantee all IU I lllx ot Lamr-, ou-ul tot to Iw lost lht I by Shii.ei-N. For iHtes. aud t ie fceitieii.eii of ail clauiiH, ai'ply t ' K. BIX 1I , A K'in , nprl7d.;iu Evans villc. 1"I.

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