Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 5 July 1869 — Page 2

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I , OAiliY JOtTEEWAIj

St. this FUBLIHHtD BY THE - KYAXSYlLLX JOUKXA.fi COMPANY, K. 6 Locmt Street; EvitnaTlll. JULY 5. 18ti9. Still Thei Go. On Thursday fifty clerks in the Pension Office were notified that their services were no longer needed. On Saturday one Vinnilred in the Bureau of Internal Revenue expected to be discharged. The Madison Courier claims that to Senator Cravens, of that county, is due all the credit of the discovery that the resignation of one-third the members of the Legislature did not break up the. Legislature. That in President COLFAX and Senator MoUton only discharged the argumentative thunderbolts which had been forged by the little "Vulcan of Jefferson County, aided by Steis, the "able young Senator from Tippecanoe," as striker.- This all 'may be true, but it is evident that the people didn't see it until Senator Morton's speech opened their eyes to the true intent and meaning of the Constitution on the question at issue. If Senators Cravens and Stein know so much, it is a pity that they could not have told it better. We presume there will be no satisfactory solution of the Pacific Railroad problem. 1 The reports concerning the condition of the road are so contradictory that 'an impartial observer can not tell what to believe. First, Mr. Snow gave us a terrible account of the road, setting forth that the people of the United States were most wretchedly swindled by the contractors and that travel over it was positively dangerous. Follow ing this was the statement of sundry correspondents, all asseverating that Mr. Snow's reports were not correct. Next we have Mr. Isaac N. Morris, of Illinois, who was appointed a Com missioner to examine the road, on the stand. Ilis 1 testimony corrobo rates thit of Mr. Snow. He details a number of particulars in which the road is not built according to contract and asserts that portions ot it are positively dangerous to travellers Bat hardly do we rise from the perusal of his statements filled with indignation at the dishon esty of contractors and Congressmen when we are confronted with the let ters of A. D. Richardson, of the New York .Tribune, and Mr. Boyn TON, of the Cincinnati, Gazette, who passed over the entire line at the in vitation, of course, of the officers of the r ..J, and saw nothing but beauties j-nature and excellencies of meel i.iism. " : ' ' So we conclude that the condition of the Pacific Road depends very much upon the way. in. which one looks at it. If regarded from the windows of the Palace Car, with all its luxuries at one's disposal without charge, the road looks all right. But if, on the other hand, a close scrutiny ef the track, the bridges, the cross-ties, and the curves is made, the road presents a more unfavorable appearance. Poor Fellows. :) Our Democratic exchanges are positively disconsolate over the recent argument by, Judge Perkins in favor of the llegality of the legislative proceedings after the Democratic secession. Like Rachael mourning for her children, they will not be comforted. The Courier of this city led off with a dismal wail, and other papers are taking up the melancholy refrain. The following is a sample of what we daily read: A Ore at Error. YV e observe by tne izmte csentmel that Judge Per kins has permitted himself to make an argument before the Supreme Court.as a (airyer, wnicn ne aavised the JJemocrats of the last Legislaturfi 'against as a man I This is wrong. Position, money, reputation, nor anything else should make a Democrat, in these perilous times, give an opinion against the law and the truth, not even as an attorney, who is allowed great latitude. We are proud to observe that Joseph E. McDonald, on toe same case, refused to say that the Legislature of Indiana could do business with less than two-thirds of all the members of each House present. tvansville Courier. We agree with our coterapcrary. We cannot see how prominent Democrats can bring themselves to accept a fee in advocacy of an act which they know and fetl to be clearly and unmistakably wrong, at war with. the spirit ot our State Constitution, partisan and revolutionary. The fact that the arguments are made by them simply as advocates is not sufficient to justify the act. The questions involved are far above those usually encountered in our Courts they are bound to have a mighty influence hereafter upon the politics of the State, for weal or woe and the points which gentlemen have taxed their talent and ingenuity to sustain as advocates may hereafter come back to plague them, when they go before the people in their proper roles, in denunciation of the vile partisan outrages of the last Legislature. Vineennes Sun. So we are to believe that Judge pRKi.N3, who, these same papers have taught the people to believe, is the perfection of judicial purity and integrity a3 of legal ability, has sold out his party by accepting a fee in advocacy of an act be knows and feels to be clearly and unmistakably wrong. If the integrity of the chief men in the Democratic party is such pur chasable stuff, what shall we say of tne lesser lights; such, for instance, as the Vineennes Sun? Can they be trusted? Yet the people are told almost with the same breath that denounces the leading men of the Democratic party as purchasable stock, that their only hope is in that party. We cite this fact and place it on the record for future consumption. We dare say it will plague the Democracy not a little, when the leaders of that party go before the people, in denunciation of the last Legislature.

Loals ana sotiincastern E&usr

An election has been ordered in county, to take place on ' Satur day, the 31st or J uly, to decide wnetner or not the County of Saline shall subscribe one hundred thousand dol lars to the capital stock ct the OS. Louis aBd Southeastern ' liailway Company, payable in the " bonds ot said county at par, due in iweniy years from date with interest, payable semi-annually, at the rate of eight per cent, per annum, and to bo of denorn inations not less than one thousand dollars each. Such subscription to be made upon the lollowing CODUl" tmnc I Thai thil 931 'lhat tne saui raj latLl thmuffh said county, and nnnntu anil I within one half mile of the old Court House in Raleigh; and within onehalf mile of State Street, in Eldorado, and a station there established. 2. Fifty thousand dollars of the bonds ..ncshlii on said stock to be deliv ered to said. Company when, said railway is in running order to, and a. station established at, Raleigh; and fifty thousand dollars to be so delivered when said railway is in running order through said county.. The said Tailwav to be commenced within one year, and completed tnrougn saiu fnimtw within three vears from the - . ... i - i .. . date or subscriptions. . . We learn that this road will enter the county at or near the center of the north iioe, thence on a straight line 10 Ualeich: here the road takes almost at eastern course for Eldorado, pass ing out of the county at some point a itt;e north of the east line of the county. The line traverses a doui, bixt teen miles ot tbe northeast portion oi Saline County. llarxisburg, Illinois Lttironicle. , - -f ' This is another railroad in wnicn I Evansville i3 greatly interested, and from which she will derive great bene fit by tapping it with the rosd which she designs building in that direction. All the indications demand the im mediate commencement of a road into Southern Illinois,, so. that our merchants may prevent the trade of that section seeking other markets, from which it will be hard' to divert, hereafter. Oar road ought to be completed by the time the other railroads in Southern Illinois are in operation, and it will be if the proper wisdom and energy is displayed by those having charge of its i management. . - - e- . - ANOTHER TERRIBLE CRIME. SliocMrg Murder, Robbery ; and Arsoiv " ' ' ' Cumins of a Depot and Store: ' We have another fearful crime to add to the long black li?t that " displaces Washington County a more horrible affair, in all its details, than any of the many horrible murders that have1 :in the past six or eight years been committed in that county. The crime involves robbery arson and murder. : . : On Wednesday night, about twelve o'clock, the large lrame depot and store building at Farrabee's Station, on the .Louisville, iNew Albany and Chicago Kailway, twenty-seven miles out from this city, was discovered by Mr. Farrabee, who resides near by, to ba on fire. The store contained a valuable stock of goods, and was owned by Messrs. Harrison Welch and William It. Smith, both formerly of New Albany.- Ihe names ppread rapidly after their discovery, and soon the building, with all its contents, was destroyed. ; . ;: i The alarm, by this time, had spread, and a number of citizens had gathered at the scene of conflagration. In searching among the ruins the body of Mr. Smith had been discovered in the area of an old shed that had been burned, the head arms frightfully charred by the fire. Further investigation led to the discovery-of blood on the steps of the house; and scattered about the shed, giving evidence that a struggle had taken, place, and that;Mr. Smith had been murdered and thrown into the shed, and tha storo then robbed, 'fired, 'and-' the buildings destroyed. ; This" theory is streDgthed by the following facts: Mr. Smith slept in a room in-the building adjoining the store, and was in the habit of leaving the windows of his room open. when the weather was hot. v hen ' Air-.' Farrabee arrived - at! the burning building the window and a a back door, were' open, ..'and ' it is thought that- Smith, shearing robbers "in thrf o store, got ,op to drive them off, ' aud i was -murdered by them and his body thrown where it was found, after-which; thet robbers secured their booty and then fired the building toif possible, oover thoir crime. ; .v Yesterday morning a , .suspicious looking individual got upon the cars at Harristown, where he had purchased a ticket for Mitchell. His conduct was such as to excite tbe suspicions ot Mr. ilanlon,' the condctor, who telegraphed , Superintendent Sloat. Mr. Sloat, after communicating with Marshal Akers, telegraphed Mr. Hanlon to notify the officers at Orleans to arrest the man on the arrival pf the train at that town. . The arrest was made, and the suspected party is now in custody. ' ' Mr. Smith was a son of Phillip Smith, of Franklin Township, fbis county, and a cousin xf Mf. Walter L. Smith, of this city. He was a ujost estimable young man, and his horrible death wiil send bitter pangs of anguish to many hearts. N. A. Commercial. A New Railroad Prospect. The Hickman Courier says:' We are reliably informed that negotiations are now going ou between President Cole, of the Nashville & Chattanooga and Nashville & Northwestern Railroads, and Mr. AllenT of the' Iron Mountain Railroad, to the end of immediately commencing an extension of the Iron Mountain road from some point at or Dfar Charleston, Mo., to Hickman. Mr. Allen, we are informed, has de termined upon this extension, and is being strongly encouraged by President Cole with hiswo railroads. '; Woodburn Stock Sale. The annual sale of thoroughbred and trotting stock at Woodburn the farm of A. J. Alexander; Esq., came off on yesterday, and was largely attended. Seventy five head were sold, chiefly yearlings, and the aggregate of the pales reached the neighborhood . of $25,000. An Asteroid 'colt?," out of Bay Leaf, was knocked off to S..D. Bruce for Mr. Sanford, of New York, at the high price of $4,100. Another yearling brought SlSW.Frankfort J eoman, 24th. i It 13 inferred that the art critic of the New York 'Tribune is a woman. The inference is drawn from the passage, "We are as familiar with all the litter of his full length portraits as we are with our carter," which occurs in a recent en -;cism.

GOda fOr T3IS MVA"U ;!!

. The Vincenties in speaking ible railioad of that town as a poss center, indulges in some comments which may be read with benefit in our city. Indeed, we know of no other locality to which they are more applicable than Evansville. We rather wish some of our people would regard the language a3 personal, and be stirred thereby out of their old fogyism. Says the Times, of Vineennes: : TTnf.irtnnntelv her enemies have fnr VA,rs beer, depressed by the sloth - " rmnflnt of a race that has never - . .. hoon ah e to appreciate tne progress of the age, or the possibility and imof devclooing the ve?t re sources within her reach. They started in life with a slow, inactive gait, and they are now unable to move with greater speed, and seem unwilling that others should do so. Somebody remarked that nothing would give St. Louis a greater impetus in the march of improvement than about thirty first-clas3 funerals. The justice of that suggestion applies proportionately with equal-ioice to this city, and every other that dates its origin back forty years. That old sluggish element is afflicted with a chronic selushness that will always paralyze the energies of those with whom it comes in contact, and who would otherwise move in unison with that spirit and enterprise which, has in a few years carried the civilization of the ageftp'the farthest verge of i the continent "and the distant islands of the ocean. Venerable, . old fogies, where are the monuments or your en fnnao oronhi fca wTiuih vou tiiav nn;nf witli a proud consciousness that . - - r , i . 7 ... o '.IT.i..you nave not iiveu m vaiui zix,i you contributed with a. Jiberal haad to the improvements around you:, and from which you, have reaped such Vast benefits? Where are the houses you have built? Have you given encourfirfment to emigration, or is it not trim that -vou haru always discour aged people from abroad, and depreciated te;bSiCfer" of your " town,f from a Setfislrapprehensioti that you may have increased cojnpetion? You have many such sins to-answer for. Had youfmanitCEted tee Tight gpint and encouraged emigration to your city, aod! fostered improvements and manufactures with a liberal policy, the population of Vineennes would now be three times the present number, and her wealth tenfold. The bromide of ammonium is recommended by Dr. (Jibb, of London, to those who suffer from an excess of fat. When taken in smalt doses for a length of time, it will absorb the fat and diminish the weight of the body with greater certainty than any other known remedy. (Jin. Gazette. Now, can't the learned Doctor suggest relief for those who are suffering from an excess of leanness? We see it stated in the Chicago Journal that Iowa can boast of the largest school fund of any State in the Union, having the magnifieent sum of $3,000,000 set aside for the purpose. This would sound very well if Indiana had not nearly $10,000,000, or three times as much, for the same purpose. The author of that statement had better britrhten up his statistical knowledge a little. Fort Wayne Gazette. A Portland man has cured one of the most dangerous cases of cancer by drinking red clover tea and applying a red clover compress, and thinks it' will prove an infallible remedy in all cases. . Olive Logan has written up the "Nude Woman Question " for Packard's Month' y. At the present rate, Olive's writing-i will soon be sold by men who stand in alleyways, and keep a sharp lookout for the police. Buffalo Ixprcss. tii.1 1.IU4 3 TISli 8 A 151. 35 (Corrected J fine 231, i$6.) EvansTlllc & CrawrordsTlIlc I? .11., OIN'l! NORTH. Leave Mail. Kxpr. Freight. Evansville ...10:1-3 a sr... 5:10 is... a m Arrive Vineennes. 1:'3 P M... 7:41 p M.l():10 P M Ten a Haute. 4:'-t) p m... 10 rod p m... 4:15 p m T?rrc Haute & Iimlanapolls. ' GOIJfQ EAST. Leave Day Ex. NisjhtKx. Mail. Terre Haute. 4:iop m... 1:5a a si.., U :50 am Arrive Indianapolis. 7:05 p si... 4:20 A M...10:05 M Crestline 4 a M...11 :50 a m... i :lo P M Cleveland 7:.) am... SmOp-m... 9: ftp M Buffalo 2:10p m...10:15p si... 4:2ham Pittsburg UkUajIm. (i:5(lp 1 :4o a m Philadelphia. ;i o a m .. 9:Zr a m... 4:1u r ax NewYorK 6:00 a M...ll:4i a ti:ioP M Ohio & Mississippi. G01NO KAST. Leave Lightning Ex. Aec Night Ex. Vineennes 1:33 p m... 1:43 p m... 'J :5a p m Arrive -Cincinnati... Louisville-... 9:00 p M.ll:15 p m.. 8:00 p M... 1:10 A M.. GOISG WEST. 6 :00 A M 6 :30 A M Leave Mail. Night Fx. Day Ex. . G :4a a m . 210 p M 4 :50 P M Vineennes .. 4:25 i' AC... a :0a A M Arrive St. Louis ......ll:50r m. Cairo 3:50 a m. 9:10 A M.. RETURN IMG, Terre Ilaute & Indianapolis. Leave V Indp'lis.3:55 AM. 7:30 am. 1:45 p M. S":10 P M Arrive T. II .6 :30 A M.10 :25 A M. 4 :55 P si.ll :05 p M KITCBSISO, ETansTllle & CrawfordsTille. Leave Exn. Mali. Freight. T. Haute 6:40 a si... 5:00 p si... 5:45 a si Vineennes...' 9:-oam... 8:u5p m... 11:40 am. Arrive Evansville .11:56 A m...10:34 p at... 5:10 P SI E. H, & N. R. XL, Northern Division TRAINS GOING SOUTH. Transfer Packet Steamer Mollie Norton leaves Kvansville daily (Sundays excepted,) at 3:15 P.M. Train leaves Heudersou at 4:15 P.M. Arrive at Madisonville 7:50 p.m. GOING NORTH. Train" leaves Madisonville daily (Sundays excepted) at 4:25.A.M Arrive at Henderson..... 7:50 A.M Arrive at Evau.-viile by Transfer Packet Moille Norton 9:30 A.M. Making connection both ways with trains on the K. & C. Itailroad. : STEAMBOAT LINES. To LouraviiXK. Every Monday at 10 o'clock, AiM. ifivery Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 6 O'clock p. M. To Oaiko Dally, except Sunday, at 4 o'ciocfc p. M. To Okkbn River. Every Mondiy .Tuesday, Thr.rsday, and Saturday at 4 o'clock To Eastpobt. Every Tuesday and Satur lav at 4 o'clock p. u. . To Hodkewon Daily, except Bandars, at a o'clock p.m. To Nashvillb-Every Tuesday.Wednesday and Saturday at 4 p. M. Transient boats daily up and dowD. To Cincinnati Kvery Saturday at 10 A.M. To Canseitost Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 10 a.m. Rockport Stage (vlaNewbnrgh and BoonlUe,) carrying the mail, leaves at 7 a. m., on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. rfT. I1 bv 7 p- m., Tuesdays, Thursdays nd Saturdays. aiiS.' harmony Mail Stage leaves Mantall ridays at 7 a. m. Arrives Tuesnd Saturdays by 4 p. m. aept Sundays at 7 A. M. Arrives dallv lex aept Sundays') by 2 p. M. a"rrlve8 dally (ex lo Newbuko. HacK dally (except Suniay.) from the Merchant's Hotel, at 3 o'clock P.M. ' ' " Bnsiness House to Rent, KNOWN AS 84 MAIV STREET, between Second and Third. For particulars Inquire at thin office, or of A LODOK or C. T. JENKINS. ma!2 dtf

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

TO THE MRVOFJS and DEBILITATED WHOSE SUFFERINGS HAVE BEEN Protracted from Hidden Causes, AND WHOSE Cases Require Prompt Treatment TO Eender Existence Desirable. I1 F YOU ARE SrFFEUIHrO. OR liave 8uuerei, rroru Involuntary discuarges, wnai etioct. uoes it produce upon your general liealtd? Do you feel weak, ueuimai, easily ureu i xo"n a lime ex tra exertion produce palpitation of the lieurt? Does your liver, or urinary organs, or your Kiuneys, irequeuuy eel out or or der? Is your urine sometimes thick. milky, or flocny, or is it ropy or sett! tog? Ui- does a tlilctf scurn rlne to the topT Or is a sediment at the bottom arte? it has stood awlnle? Do you nave spalls of Khort breathing or dyspepsia? Are your bowels consiipaled? lo you have spells ot faint ing, or rushes ol blood to tbe head? Is yirav- memory Impaired? I vour mind constantly dwelling upon this subject? Do you feel dull, listless, mopiug, tired ol com pany, or nie " Do you wib to re lelt alone. 10 get away iioin everyooayr Does any little tiling make you start or lump? Js your sleep broken or restless? Is the lustre of your eye as brilliant? The bloom on your cheek as bright? Do you eDjoy yourteu in bccieiy as wen 7 do you pursue your business with the same energy? Do you feel as much confidence lu yourself? Are your spirits dull and flagging, given to fiis. of melancholy? Jf so, do not lay It to your liver or dyspepsia. Have you restless night? Your back weaK, your knees weak, and have but little appetite, and you attribute this to dyspephia or liver complaint? jnoiv, rentier, seit-abuse, venereal diseases badiy cured, and texual excesses are all capable of producing a weakness of the Ki-oerative organs. The orgaus of generatidu,' wheu iu perfect health make the m:in. Did you ever think that tbo-e bold, defiant, energetic, persevering, successful business men are always those whoe generative orsaus are in perfect health ? You nver hear such men complain of being meiancuoiy. ot nervousness, oi palpita tion ot the heart. They are never alraid tney connot succeed in business; they don 'J. become sad and discouraged; they are always polite ana p easant in tbe com pany of ladies, and Io5k you and them right in the lace none of your downcast looks or any other meanness about them. I do not mean those who keep the organs inflamed by running 10 excess. These will not only ruin their constitutions, but also those tney uo business with or lor. Kow many men, frora bndly cured dis ease-, from the f fleets ot elf-abuse and excesses, have brought about that state of weakness in those organs that has reduced the general system so much as to induce almost every other disease idiocy , lunacy, paralysis, spinal affections, suicide, and almost every oi her Jorm of disease which humanity is heir to. and the real cause of the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and have uocloreu lor ail but the right one. Di seases of these organs require the use of a Diuretic. Ueliubold's Fluid Extract Bachu is the ereat Diuretic, and is a eertatn cure lor diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Uravel. Dropsy Oreanio Weakness, Fe male Complaints, General Debility, and ail Diseases of the Urinary urnaiis. wheth er existing in male or female, from what ever cause orim noting, and uo matter ef how long stauding. If no treatment Is submitted to. Con sumption r Insanitv may ensm. Our flesh and blood are suppomd from these sources, ami the health and happlness.and that of posterity, depends upon prompt use ol a reliable remedy. N Y. S. Vol. Institute. 4 Corner of 5th Avenue and 76th Street, Central Park. (A Home and School for the Sons ol Pceased Soldiers.) -IT. T. llelmtmld: Two but i le.s oalv of the package of your valuable Htiehu presented to the Institute, have been used bv the children, ana wuu perfect success, la the case of our little Lieutenant A. J., his pride is no louger mortified, and he is tree rrom the uany mori)inf anatheioas ol the chambermaid who has charge of his bedding. I feel lhat a knowledge of the result, of our use of vour.l3uchu with the children undei our charge m y save many a Superintendent and Matron of itoaroine schools and Asy lums a ereat amount of annoyance; and many a poor child, suffering more from weakness than from habit, may be spared punishment, that is (not knowing it as a weakness iustead ot a bad habit) most un justly inflicted npon them. Thauklug you on behaif ot tne children, ana noting Others may oe aa ae Denen ilea, I am respectfully your, COL. YOUNG, General Snp't and Director. June 16, IS;. Great Salt Lake City, Utah, I Jan. as, 1S6S. J Mr. IT. T. JlclmboUl: . Lear Sir: lour communication re questing our terms for advertising was duly received, but from a prejudice I had formed against advertising "cures for secret d Reuses," it was lett unanswered. During an accidental conversation in a Drug Store the other evening, my mind was changed on the character of your Bucnij. 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HARDWARE.

GEO. S. SOJftTAG- & CO., IMPORTERS HARD W A R E, CORNER FIRST AND MAIN STS., EVANSVILLE, LVD. Jy2 ' June 1st. 1869. We offer the following at Bottom Prices for Cash Blood's Cast-Steel Grass, Grain, and Lawn Scythe; Blood's German Steel Grass, Grain, and Lawn Soythts; Willard's Cast-Steel Grain Scythes ; Wadsworttl's and Blood's Red Rover Grass Scythes ; Wadsworth's Brier Scythes ; Grass Scythe and Snath, complete, only $L 5U, worttt uu. German Grass Scythes and Sickles; ingiisn urass sickles; Hall, Semple & Co. s Snaths and Cradles ; Hall, Semple & Co.'s Hay Forks and Jiay Kakes ; Fork Handles and Cradle Fingers; Scythe and Grind Stones; Brass and Enameled Kettles ; Apple Parers, and Parers, Corers and Slicers; ... . Building Hardware ; Belmont Nails, at latest reduced prices ; Chain Pumps; 7 Best Tools of all descriptions. The above for sale, wholesale and tail, by FRED. P. STRAUB & 74 Main Street, CO. Between Second and Third, TERMS CASH. Junl "Union, Demokrat, and Courier copy. SAMUEL, OBB. JAMES DAVIDSON. J.L.OBB SAMUEL ORR & CO., DEALERS 12 I ROTO", STEEL. TIN-PLATE, WII1E, ZINC, SPItlNGS.AXLES, Horse and Mule Shoes, Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, WAGOJT AJfD BUGGY WOODWORK WROUGHT SCRAI IKOX BOCOIf'I At the highest market rates. Water Street, EVANSVILLE, IN1. lunUdtf B(TTICI1KK, KELLOGH & Co, (Successors to Wells, Kellogg A Co.) IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF 13 First Street SIGN OF THE BIG PADLOCK: AXES, AXES, AXES, AXES, AXES, AXES, , TABLE CUTLER 1, TABLE CUTLER 1 TABLE CUTLERY. POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, Truce OlialiiM, Trace CliuiiiM, Trace Chains, Planters' Ifoes, I'lantern Jloen, Planters' Hoe, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics Tools, Mechanics' Tools, BUILDERS' RAUIIWA UK, : ' RU1LDKKS' HAUDWAKK, U11LDKK8' HAUUVVAUE, corro.VAM) w(M.i,rAKos "l IO. ANI HKII,('AUlif,! t'ttil oM AMI HDUL AKIM BKST RUBHKIZ BKLTINi), BEST RUHHKU BKLTISU, BUST HVBUKR BKLIIA'U, . Mill and 'Cross-Cut Saws, Mill and Cress-Cut Saws, Mill and Cross-Cat Saws. CASH buyers will find It to their advantage to ex am me our htock. before purchasing elsewhere. .! , i ... At the Old Stanch 13 First St BfflTTItaSK, KELLOGG & CO. tyi JOHN 1V1NS0N, BRASS FOUNDER AND FINISHER, Steam and Gas-Pipe Fitter, Manufacturer and Dealer in Hteam and Water Ganges, Bpeltcr and Kabbltt Metal, and all Articles appertaining to a Brass Foundry. STEAMBOAT AND GENERAL BLACK SMITHING, Water Street, bet. Pine and Leet. EVANSVILLE, IND. aw Cashipald for old Copper and Brass

JEWELRY) & Cm

OS xirv war. WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWAREt tOUIS IlITTItOL,FF, DEALER 1ST Watches. Jewelry, Silverware, Spectacles, Clocks, Plated Ware, GOLD PENS, Ac, At the Tery lowest Eastern prices. Solid Silverware & Jewelry Made to order. Special attention Given to renalrinir fine WaLches. A good stock of American Watches Always on hand. OG IMVIIV ST. OC 1 fell) d6ml FRUIT JARS. MARK, VARREM & CO., DIRECT IMPORTERS or QUEEXSWAK E, Glassware and China, No. 25 arOX&TH F1KST ST. EVANSVILLE, IND. li'iiit; Tsxr'H. IN VIEW OF T1IK A NTICIPATKIt exira .'Hrgw Iruit crop f tuo prenent henHou, we cont rafted In March for an unusual stock Ol FKUIT JAl-H of BEST BRANDS; but hh HALKS II AVE ALKKADY LAKUKLY KXEKIKI) OUH MOST SANtiUINE EXPECTATION'S, we would ailvlsH ouKtoiuers lo hENI) IN I HKllt UKDEIW J-:aKLY. Olatw manufacturers veneiHily Ktop inaklm Jn hot weallier (say June), thua cuttinij on" the supply, ami (loubll-Ns Jarn will grow scarce as thf khusoii ad vario". and PRICES COKKE-I'ONDINOLY II1UHKK. We have the following excellent brands: LYMAN'S FATKXT SELF-SKALER. Tin cap, in one pipce. Rubber band outsloe the Jar. Greatly improved hluce last year by a new or-tier, made in one piecevery Kiiiiple; thus overcoming Ihe only objection -ver urtd aainst this very popular jar. llui been 111 great demand for leu years. "IIEKO" 1I.ASS 3nS. Pelf-Realers; Kcrew top and rubber band. The rubber dots not come in contact with tUe fruit. maiih:. jau. 8elf-R69"er; tin top, rubber band, wlro iasteiiiT. rue cueapesl Heli-Keiler yet made HKAVY KI.NiJ ;iAS.S J A KM. Tin top, wire fastening, llKOlVfj i:ltIIIKV JARS. Best glazed. Tin top, wire fasteulDg. ins- No ciiarge for boxes when ordered In full pa-kajit-H. Quarts, 6 dozen In a box; halt-K-illons, 4 dozn. Be t Kfd Healing Wax, in 5 pound pack ages, 10 t.uii ioe heavy nn;j and biowa eai then jars. En 1 1 directions for piepaiing fruit and seating jars accompany eaci package. Send in your Orders at once ! Junl JOHN H. SCOTT, IookseiIer,?lsitioiier X Iu Y H I 12 A JL E 11 f No. 53 MAIN STREET, cor. Second, aula dly Evansville. Ins. FISH & ISAKTE!!, Wholesale Ecokaellera &Stalionere, SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,, PAPER ENVELOPES. 3 c ii oral HUitioucvy, KvansviHe, Indiana. Jnly91y CIXCINXATI Paper. Warehouse. CHATFIELD & WOODS, MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS 11 and 79 Walnut Street, Keep constantly on band a complete assortment of ; , FLAT-CAP, FOLIO, JIKMY, MEDIUM, ROYAL, AND SIPKK-KO I'AL FLAT LETTERS, various weights; FLAT COMMERCIAL AND PACKET NOTES: Hubbard's GLAZED COVER PAPERS. N. 1 anil 2; also, other brands, of all colors; PRINTERS' CARD HTOOK. in BheetM, colored and white; also, CUT CARDS, in lull variety ol qaalitien and sizes. RULED LETTER, NOTE, AND CAP PAPERS, Various weights and qualities. MANUFACTURERS OF i PAPER BAGS & FLOUR SACKS, All sizes and numbers, first quality' of paper. Kew Paper, Manilla Pnper, Book Paper, Wrapping J"uptr, Colored Potter Pujcr, Mam l-uper, HUirr.K Jliper, Candle J'aper, UUr JioarUt, Utraw Board. JLeatl.terH or all Kindt For Binders' use, together with TOO LB and KINIfcK.V MACHINERY, All of which we offer at lowest market prises. . t Orders by mall promptly filled. ', CHATFIELD A WOODS. ; 77 aud 7a Walnut Htreet, ' mar21dtf inrlunati. ' Charles Babcock & Co., IMPOBTERS AND DEALERS IN Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Aries, Wood Work Damasks. Harness, Enameled Patent Leather Pad Skins, Skirtings, &c; &c, No. Main. Street, maLt) . E V ANHVI fXK, IND. Merchant Tailor. Can be found at NO. 8 CHANDLER'S BLOCK apiUBm iir-iAiRN,)

GIlOCEIilES.

Tiio Cn1i Grocery, 7G 3IAIX ST. Ih in ITnIl Blnsst. Ai i.Tiir. ;oors at tiif. canii G Kt iCEKY are new and ot the very bed quality. The price will suit. Itero ember, 7j Main Mtree.. VyfL RAKKKINof assorted Hugam-re-4 O ceived at the Casrt Grocery, ami for bale at unprecedented low rat eu. 4 all aud see, at 70 Main Hlreet, THE C UKOCKKT, 7ii Malu l-t., will not do a credit businfiHS; therefore, cahh buyers may expect harlns at 70 Main rjtreei. Mlf ILORFX'N UAItRI AWKS-.A great V var.ety, raoglnK lu price from H-i uo Ut 00, at VICKF.RY HKO.'H, 7Jud70 Main Ht'eet. Doolky'n iukiu imvii:k Acknowledged lo o t be best, lti ue, lorsaleat VlLKKItV HBO.'K, 73 auo 7d Mala Htreet. JUiT THE THING for tbe wesson Darkee's Lemon KugarorCoticenlrated i.einouadH. one rpooniui mane a fci.ihx of Lemonade. Eorsile bv 73 and 74 Main tstreut. K r.tl' COO 1. 1 Ice Cream Freeiers at very low prices Ht VH'KFRY BRO.'H, 73 and 7b Mftiu htreet. Ki:KPCI,KA!-Kabbltl'H beht Hoap tbe best in I be woild, at 10 cents , er imi Ci emical tllve h-osip, 11 bais for II (hi; Proctor A Gamble's ( 'liiclnua'.l oicp,4 bars lor cents, othei Hoap equally Jdw at VICKKH'-. liRO "rt, 73 anil 7 Main Htreet. 51 A T T II E W DALZELL, W holesale Dealer In Groceries, Naila, White Lead, Lime, Cement, &c, Jfo. 18 Wuter Street, dwllldlV EVANVILI.. llII. ISAAC millAN.'. DAV HKIMAHU, I. v i. iii:iha., Wholexale Dealer In GROCERIES, . Foreign and Domestic Liquors, NAILS, COTTON YARNH, GLAHHWAIU AC, AC, IfOB.'eu and 63 Main Street, Between Becond aud Third, Evanhvillb, lr, : FISH DEPOT. OVA) dtf . . i City Feed Store. K " lS I'JIIHK If AW I HO TOMI 3J country bran; lu ton sblpstull; cnoice Hour iu sscks; lresli bolted meal, corn, oais, Ac, nt lowest, ciuih price Goods delivered free ia tne city. T. W. MURRAY, Thid Street, between Mala and Locust. ebU 6 m EvunHville drocery. 136 MAIN STREET, TTAS UN IIASI), A.M IM '0JkX slantly receiviHC a well selected Slue a ol Fancy, anil Staple Groceries, Which are Bold at tbe lowest living rules. IMPORTANT TO uriLDKRS AXD COXTKACriMiN. TIavInK bought I be Kwhil Hank formerly owned by Mr. E. Cross, I rn prepared lo InrniHli a No. 1 oillcie of Liiilillntc Hand; Hint). Ii'ivb J'la.l r. Lime, and Cement, al Ihe lowest living rales. a pr-Jl J A M Ij H01-TH. 7HAJtLE3 VIELE & CO., IV 31 O I. E: NAM'l o- it, o o i: it. rj, tU C'YJI W 7' Ht RN It H First and Sjuamore StrwiU, iVAMSriLX.B, 1Kb. an9dtf DltUGOISTS. JOXI.V LAV AI , Wholesale and KvUil DruKff theater iu Medicines, Paint, Oils, Bnulus, frc., MAIN Si'., bet. Hecond and Tblr.l, Evansville, Jud. Parllcnlar attention clveti to CUTTING W1N1KIW til.AHrt lo any sixn. Junil Utl LAW CAXtXS. W3J. It IM VIS, TJ. h. oiiiim yv-ii. - ' Also, REAL ESTATE imd CULLbCTlNG AGi-.NT. Office on Main HI reel , between Third and Fouith, No. toy, (over Relict's Guu Htore), Evansville, inu. neplt,'ij. J. KKH. H. D. KIC'll AMIHOS RUCKt:rt'& R.CflARDSON, ' ' Attorney at Lutv, Forth Side Third Street, bet. Main & Ia-cumI, LVAMtVlLLK, l.ND. Collections promptly attended to. t areful attention jiveii to niuiiiii''U or titlew, writiugdeeds, niort(H( apt u.im V. F. JJARCJRA7K, ' ' Office on Third Htreet, lu' Wajdiluitou ToiiMi Klock. ' i Will pracnim will practice vurioiis a.ouils oi the Circuit- I'rompt aUentlon to oir.o. L.iulnnl lfl.J A Oil business PHALOrrS "rAPIIIAX LOTION" For BcauUfjInz the bkin and Complexion. Removes all Eruptions, Freckles, IMin. pies, Moth Kiotches, Tan, etc., aud renders tbe skin tuft, air, and LUfnutmj. For Ladies lu the Nursery it is Invaluable. For Gentlemen after Shaving it baa no equsl. 'i'aphlan Lotion" Is the only rellabl remedy lor disease aud blemlsoes ol the bkin. FlfAMIN'M "I'AI'IIIAN NAI"loi the Toilet, Nursery, aud Rath, will not chap the skin. 1'rn.e cents per cake. "FIOR lK MATO." "II.IIK lK JIAVK." A New Perfume lor the Handkerchief. Exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance. FIIALON A HONANew York. BoJd by aU drugguu. Jjy bd

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fast Firnj at it i R. K. Dl'MvLRhON j CO., ForwardiLR Cz :ommir.r:ion rVl;i-ollIllil K, AND o I : N i; UAL A G F N 1 H SOUTH SIIOItB FAST FREIGHT LINE, OVKlt 1 IK EVANKVII.M! A tUH joints VILLI' TMtRK IIUTf. .t 11)UAI0LI1, KKLLKFOMAIVK, ' LAKi; 8H(I!ii; A, KlrlK IUILL0US3, fvjxsvjlij:, inik I1lx'ral riinb ii.iviip. c i inaic r,n .,,. wients. 1 1 , ti t j II AHI.OW .1. I'd H.-t. .r New Of ler,H. J. G. M IM.., il, i, l,,lllMV!iie, K . E. Noll, ol New I ir.eaus. Fhelps, 'let tillucli o.f PRODUCE, PROVISION, AM) f.CSHIAL Commit -ion lie reliant, 1 1 J cii t viks; ),1!:i:kt. nov'Ji dtf i. C. PtTMOl ( II KT, vf.vv ori.;a N-4. r. p. iii'-Hiii'cmr J. 0. UU.SOUC IKT & CO, cotto.v i " a ;to i:h, . Produce and, Provision' Mwhasli, zo 5(?::t:i watlr stk i:kt, j;v'an y villi:, ind. Orders and con; l;;nn t nts solleltwl. F. H. EHRMAfJ & CO., Commlsjion IJorchrmt:: For ll.e I'urcli.i te and Hals of FLOUR, HAY, CORN, OAT.!, SALT, U.MK, CE.V.FJf r, &c, Nos. 1 and i; . Ualcr Htreet rnf,12dtf r.VANSVILLl".. IN1. I'ETKR ('At EY & CO., 1oimiiiHlii lir Iiiif.i(x Korthesitleof II A Y, Ui V,(A JH lllufl, KliOl! 11. M K A L, t,M 'N, LA iU, u4 Western i'lod.i'.) nenernily, N. si i: miii i i , apiHdLf Vji KHiii'itu. Mii. wto. v, nni; wNr & co.f Forwarding ami Commkiiua II tifOllIlIltH, WIIARFCOAT PROPiilLTOiUI, Railroad and F. st Friil.t Urn r. a?. 1 1 t.r, i. JanM 11 V Lkwii 1; v kk nr it , .1 k , I', vsnmv li In, 1 nd, John G i LiiKicr, Golc unl.i, J iK, l, urn:,;;u, & co.f lOUK I'AtJKMHH, A fit COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AtJJ.NT.-4 KANAVII KMT COMPANY, WHKhLI.NU NAJI - WnllKi l'OMI"V VKR.MII.IoN 1 l.'U II MILL;-., HT. Lot J.-i j J.ul.'it tl I I.I,-. ,V 0. 5 Mi K 1 11 it AT I K M It K KT, 121 KVA N -4 V I IA.V , I N D. Wlfl.lUlN lilllrT.IH.K. I'iHiK .11 tKltll", 'lenn A. W . I P III 'l ! ' , I '. V n I is V li le, I II. I. WELDUiJ JiJiOM. fit Cotton ami TLuco:) Facto ni, I'lllllHI I Wtt 4 ". l ISNIO 13 IK II M OlItcet'OK. V J N r. VAI I.R HI III! 14, L V A NM V t I.I.K. 1 r. I. "Hpeelnl 111 ! ! li , (I IJ 1 V .- r I t' flirit.HH1 LI14 11ijiI li . Iliiunllill.il Im K. 1UIK.I I, II. fin . . IJ A I D S T A u V, (Hui'Cfwoi"! I.i W. M. AIk iimiii A Cii.,) i J.K A !, . ; il-, I-P.IH.4 ZZ r i v ' r i ii I i . tn .- n.u t , fliii ii ti., I . i i, v 1 1 i , I n ' . i r ii -1.. I v -f r to j i. il. i .' I . I n ' I . ! '.Im tt . !. il'l Mil lit ' (Hi, V ,i e i'l t Milt-li 1. Kvaii ui, N al I'tmi I K.i nir. AgenU li.i (ii, in Ui vi r t'.itIM :. in Trfi: W4lt l.il U I M I N 1 I' II J fliellil 1 li ml . .1 Ii, i r I 1 1 1 ii h l.),nt i Hie on I II,- i ti J I k e. I', one il.-oi IiIkvv Vine, next In I,. I i 'h I in (-ln.p, il;l I n I lie t ruin ( ,(.' ' U. , ,', ' I.i 1 1 ' ,, I M--AfiN ZO it C, ltl,U MM,,r,, I,., j , i ... ..... I aee lue.ni. 1 1 . I . A 1,1 .1 ft I , u. li. a i.r.is .1. -ii., FORWARD!:; .Kl) VQZ'lLlA'.v Mi:ji(..'MAN'iA HF.CTlKlF.lf4, unit Wl.'.:. i..ln, r. r ,v r R u : r , One tloor l.i-lnv ii e, n st lo I., l'U-i m n ' '" In t-l I.,., I . lAI-iVI 1 !., lit, Janl dtf. A., M. H A V II I ltA I . J. i . Will IT I . 1 liurnit ,v r, riiOUUCK, COX, ...,'. V AVD Mm WA H P J.Va At A7, CJ I A A' J 'V, No. .. Ki.nUi WnlcrH'.. DenlerHlii li.nr, niym, llii,(ni U,l un aud I on nl i y l i .,) ii i . a. HARioM, Com i I ii 1 -!- Sin j i . No. 81 VVft Hi Kind Sln i f, j m i i.vr.i Lllrnl adVMtnex 1 iiuIh on i-iiiini; irniinu, 4-7 dlf Cr 4-:i 'tty I Iiorlu KAPPLEil & SALMON, ; I'rtij rlctdri, Sash, DiMirs, Whit's, Frames, 31 n I I i ii x, Sl . I'lutilntr, Rlppliit, Hplll I Ii.k, tin. I t., !,.u Hh w ; i,k 1 1 oi I , 1 1 ,i I ii, ,n ... I'lim all' I l'.. I n r l 1 1 ) 111. HI 1 linr, 1 run. ed and Jltil,i 1 ,u i 1 Lie', niwai, i,a him,! lor.aie. . A Ni i, Ho'. Pk i'i tothand Mnurii- i.reiw or me 4 i.i.i i;ic i ,-.ii 4 1 4 1 1 i i 1 1 1 1 ii i i 1 ( f j II i minim mil4 I i; " - I PICKET FEN UP, Known hh t In. Tit i llnn'e 1 i U . I, i,, it U nie-i p (i ml .1,1, .,,.-. '" '"' o tin . nl t'Jtlie lM-e Willi" 11 "'"I'll". All nnlin promplly ai ti i , J l t'Factory, ( or. iJHMnal ( una! hU., I A 1 l.l.K , 1 N l. apr27-djy t.'t Fok mi.i.-i-: 'iiNu-n m furruN A I H I N K It V ..!,. I ., v, ,,r k taitiw, 'oat an I Hun rnn.li.i, i ,. i mile Til fot,l.niN, A i i In i,..) 4, , Hit uexerliiiioii i i. H of ! i.i h, 1,,,.. rhlliel hiMImiH i', . . Hl lt,l.

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