Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 July 1869 — Page 2

DAILY JOUKNAIj

riBLISHCU BY TUB &VANSVILLK JOUKJAb COMPASY, So. 6 LofOil tret, Evnnaville. THURSDAY... ..JTJ Y8,L69. We copy from the Boston Post an arnusipg account of the first day's operation of the new liquor law in Boston. It seems to have been a very dry day, and the anxiety to wet whistles was'unusually prevalent. The decision ot Secretary BoutWELL to purchase three millions of bonds in addition to the usual half million a week, is hailed with much satisfaction by the business public. Thene bonds will not ro into the Sinking Fund, but into the Treasury to await the action .of Congress. By this operation au equal amount ot currency will bo liberated from the Treury, whereby needed relief will bo given to the business, classes. TnE largest crowd ever assembled in Cincinnati tj witness a game of base ball, was present on Monday to see the ?ame between tho lied Stoikinc of that city and the Olympics of Washington. There were between six and seven thousand people within the incdosure. The day was beautiful and bright, with a good breeze in the valjoy. Dayton and Hamilton were wU represeuted by both sexes. The games was very interesting, ana re sulted iu the Cincinnatis beating their opponents by a core of 32 to 10. in HcNNieur, the Virginia Radical, who onse made speeches in this State, and wtt denounced by the Democratic pupetHuia. the vi. est ot tne vile, nas ieen -reformed, lie now turns up as tho Democratic candidate for Con gress, and the Richmond Whig, which before denounced him without meas ure, supports him with all its might. Another candidate of the Conscrva tives is Gen. Charles P. Stone, of Capital Prison memory, now running for the State Senate. A carpet-bag-per of the most palpable kind, the Democracy of Virginia find no liifiirultv in supporting him. Indiana Democrats ought to take back their f jriucr abuse and welcome these con verts with outstretched arms. The Courier has already urged that policy upon the party as the only way to win. We urge that paper to lead off iu an article glorifying IlrjNNlCCT. The Fort Wayne Gazette says we take exception to the fact that Fort Wayne i: the second city in the State. The Gazette is mistaken. W t too exception to its statement, to the effect that Fort Wayne was the second .city iu the State, because the state mcnt was not the fact a distinction with a difference. We are not sur prised that the Gazette should not - quote us correctly, when its blunders as to the relative populations of the two cities are so palpable. The Gj.::ctte don't like the evidence which we pro ducc, showing the population of the two cities. We don't find fault with it on that account. The evidence to it is of aa unpleasant character, but nevertheless conclusive. As for the importation of voters, double voting and all that, if any city on this conti nent can beat Fort Wayne, in propor tion to population, we have yet to hear of it. Our reading of the Gazette has long since.convinced us that from twenty-live to thirty-three percent, of the votes cast in that city are usually fraudulent. Allen County frauds are as notorious as Alleu County majori ties. It comes with a poor grace from the Gazette, to talk about good ferry communication. What is that to the railroad communications of which it boasts so loudly. We are content to await the next census returns, provided the Gazette don't get the same man to take the census who made the last return of children for (school purposes. lie is an arith Dietician of such expertness that like Captain Scott's coon, we would have to come down the minute we heard of his appointment. So expert is he that the Superintendent of Public Instruction ought to cake his acquaintance Jand ascertain how it is he figures such an enormous number of children out of so small a population. It is a problem in which every city in t4ic State is interested. "llltins their Scalps." The Crown Point Register has been "lil'ticg the scalps" of the county officers of .Lake with the sharpest of knives, cutting into them with the "following sample of charges:" " Laka County pays an amount averas;In? 81,.tuo ter vear for blanks, blank books ami stuiiouery, at rates set forth by tne following fcauiple of charges, taken from bum of Messrs. Win. Jt J. Braden, ot Indiana polls: One luou-and No. 0 buff envelopes, $8 50. The sumo envelopes can bo furnished at i.i.mo lor 45. Two dozen Faher's pencllu, 5:2 73. Can be f uroishe i at noiue tor Si Two doxen pen-holders, J2 40. Can be furnished at. home tor SI. Twenty poll books, April election, J16 75. Csu he luruthhed at home for $6. Tweuty-bix sheetM blotting paper, $3 75. Can be lurulshed at borne for $1 c0. One ream foolscap paper, 89 &. Can be fnruisheaat home for 13. One gross pea-holders, (common wooden Tioli.ei'B), is 40. Can be lurnished at borne lor 14. U on. gentlemen; par your little 11 cent each :;r lead pencils at wholesale; lay your little six cents each for common wooden pen-holders by tlisgrora; payyour Utile Ho cents each for poll books, worth about 40 cents. Don't ua niggardly with your indiauap jiis friends -i- it's county money. If the foregoing figures are true and fair, they. certainly make out a pretty damaging case against nhe officials but we presume the showing mut be taken with some grains ot allowance. We are indeed aware that Messrs. W.&J. Braden, Mr. Wm. Sheets, and other stationery houses in Indianapolis, are in the habit of bestowing many and very obsequious attentions upon tho county officers visiting the Capitol, airing them "round town " in two-horse barouches, and making them small presents of gold Iens, dozens ot pencils, et cetera. And we know there are men (and not bad fellows either) who can be caught with such cheap civilities, and innocent little bribes, but we never had a thoncht that Messrs. M. & J. 13. or M. W. S., had bagged any game in this part of Indiana nor are we yet williDjr to believe it. .Naturally enough the local newspapers are somewhat uneasy and jeal

ous at seeing printing business (" fat takes," too, often) going away from them to Indianapolis and other cities

to men who, (whatever they may pretend) really in the general way care no more for the county (officers included) than they do for the island of Madecacar and its royal family. But we lave never shared largely in this feeling, although the patronage given us has been but a trifle, while our facilities for doing all the work (save the binding) are ample, and the foreman of our Job Office, Capt. V.. Taylor, is just as good a printer as tho best in tho employ of JJSradec, or Wm. bhects. Lapurte Union, U7id lleralJ. The complaints of the Register and Herald are well founded. County of fieers who will send their orders to Indianapob's, or any other point when they can be filled as cheaply at home, in nine cases out of ten are influenced iusome such manner as above tated, or even more directly. Counies ought to patronize those who are aboriug to build up their prosperity v attracting to them population and wealth. We are informed by the Ledger that the New Albany and St. Louis Air Line llailroad has employed lion John M. Wilson, one ot the most clonuent orators or Indiana, to go over the hue ot their proposed road and discuss its advantages to the people. The only way to divert the surplus capital of Gibson County from being investe.f in that road is to push lorward the Straight Line. Lvansville Courier. ' If vou think so you ought to pass through the county and be convinced of your error. The people are enthusiastic upon the subject of an east and west road, and having been swindled once by the Straight Line enterprise (a north and south road) they will be very carelul not to be taken in on it . r.1, - . 1 - ( . . . t auain. lucre is somctniug aooui me New Albany and St. Louts liailroad movement that is plausible and cap tivating, backed by a moral certainty that it will be built. Princeton Cla rion. The idea that the people of Gibson County are more interested in an East and West road than any other, is principally entertained about Princeton. Tho Clarion says the New Albany and St. Louis Koad is " backed by a moral certainty that it will be built." We do not know what it regards as a moral certainty, or how much moral certainties contribute towards constructing railroads. We are very sure it is not backed by a. financial certainty. The people in the northeast part of the county don't altogether endorse the idea. They wouldn't object to another Northern and Southern connection. Every mile ot the extension of the T. LI. & I. 11. 11. to the Illinois line is being worked, and the grade will be ready for the ties and rails 'it the earliest possible date. T. II. Express, The Indianapolis Journal and the lerre Haute Axprtss are the oniy papers in this State that published in full the address of Senator Morton, at Gettysburg, the next morning after delivery. T. II. Express. Well, what of it? Other papers could have dona so, had they de sired to. TilE SEW LlQL'Uii LAW IS BOTOX. "Sot for Joseph" ot for Grfen hicks ilie Deposition or KShg Alcohol In the t lty of Motions The Frantic Appeals or the Thirsty Thronir The Germans lu Clover. From the Bostou Post, July 2. The new Liquor Law went into operation yesterday. It was an event of ho little interest in our city, where the trade is of such great extent. As most of our readers are aware, the Juw is one ot unexampled severity. and, if executed to the letter, would produce a serious effect on the liquor interest. Some will contest the law, believing it to be both unjust and un constitutional, while others, as at hotels and saloons, have closed their hars, and the scenes so common two Vears ago were reproduced. Some places were under lock, and admission was only to be had through the imagie of the key. The proprietors in some cases take the law pleasantly, if not jocosely, and philosophically allege that if they mute stop business, tn;n must is tne word. Thev think it hard, unjust.if not tyrannical. ami will submit with as much grace as is possible under the ntw state of things, determined, if they can no longer follow their chosen business, to improve the next six: months in Swelling nnd directing public opinion $o as to bring about in January next a repeal of the law. Such as believe they .cannot relinquish their only means of support will bide the issue of time and event. ' i ! AT THE STATE CONSTABLE'S. 1 The office of the State Constable, Major Jones, in Bromfield Street, was a scene, yesterday, of great activitjy. Everybody was in an exhileratLng state of buatlo. . The Major himself, in his blue coat, brass buttons, glistening, expectant countenance, was in a fever, if not perspiration of planning, ordering, and doing. His rank and file were waiting, ali eager for the fray. Callers were numerous, 'f Can I see his; Honor the State Constable?" "Where is Major Jones? 'we got a large family; I'm a poor man ; my expenses are dreadful, and want to see if he won't let me quietIV keep on selling liquor." Half a dozen came in on a similar mission. They all ask to have the soft side of the law turned on them. The Major inwardly don't "see it," but at the stone time don't say it. AT TUE PARSER HOUSE. The public bar at the Parker TTmisfl Jas closed. A placard announced, ii.-ji.uuS tu uc uaa over the bar. t was no ose to-call. Thrrp was r o rbsponse. The favorite beverage was njot at all forthcoming. As well call mon the spirits of the deep. "We can give you crackers and cheese spups, pie, stews, coffee, fish, flesh ahd red herring, but nothing 0f a spirituous nature not for greenbacks." Up stairs in the side closet it is lmnossiDie to tell what went on Or Off. f ; AT XH E TRE-UONT.1 : V Squire Pitcher, I'll take a little something with a stick in it." " Will y6u ? Glad to hear it: but our sticks ate all up, or rather down. Couldn't sdll a drop, if the Mayor bad a lively ciiic. . It is July 1, you know, and things are at a period.'" - Regular 'patron leaves, hi countenance a pioture otl mingled disgust, amazement and iiijconiprehensibility. "Can't 1 have my morning cocktail, nor my eleveno'clocker?" says another. Squire Wil-

Hani responds, " No, not for Joseph, or any other man." AT THE AMERICAN HOUSE, The bar-room is at time entirely deserted. A demand for any article

that contains more than dh per cent." is met with a polite but firm refusal. Some smi!d and think it a good joke others don't see the point, and Jament the luck that brought them into tho puritanical city of Bos ton when the prohibitory law happened to be enforced. All have to make the bestof it, however, and in turning to the REVERE HOUSE, The same scene is re-enacted. As in other hotels, the placard "Bar Closed" appears in a prominent position. JJut few guests remain in the bar-room, and as one occasionally steps to the bar and gets a glass of water, the ever ready barkeeper wines the entire counter probably to keep up the appearance of things and to 44 keep his hand in." Last night, in some of the streets, miuht be seen small express wagons laden with barrels and casks, wending their-way to some stronghold, and then, after depositing their burden, return again for another load. WHiT ARE YOU GOING TO DO? " Major Jones, what are you going to do?" asked one -of our reporters yesterday afternoon of the High Constable. ' I am placed here to execute the law. I shall do it. I hope to act with prudence I bear no malice toward any man ok set of men. I am the servant of the public, and shall try and do my duty. I think I know what 1 am about, and shall not forget the place I occupy, nor underestimate the obligations that rest upon me." Do you suppose you can stop liquor drinking in Massachusetts?" "No, I do not, but I shall try and stop the traffic, lhe State House, rppresentmg the settlement ot the Common wealth, has instructed me by statute to do a specific duty how am I to do otherwise than obeyr LAGER WHAT THE TEUTONS SAY. Teutonia does not believe in the new order of things. It does believe m lager. Its faith is but another name for its practice. In fact, the lager business yesterday, was almost unexampled. Not only Germany took lavishly to itsmuir. but Saxon throats rang with the beery beverage. Bologr a, sauer krout. sandwich, cheese and other solids kept merry company with the extracts of malt. The tonic in demand was especially teutonic, but which was not considered a bit too tonic. All demands were answered No lager beer saloon of which we hear displayed the repellant words " Nothing sold over the bar." From Chelsea Ferry to the Highlands, from Camondge , Jiridge to JLong whart, the saloons were graced with an uncommon patronage. Those who never drank higer before now valiantly ordered up, not ' Iponies," but full-sized mugs, while those to whom it was an accustomed beverage, were free and easy in their demands. No such lager day was ever known in Boston. Germany counted its profits with the biggest of figures, and said, Mine Got, it dis is von liciuear law. bv dam, give us dree two. four mere of 'em." And Ger many soothed itself on its pillow with the recollection of much profit, and the hope of little." G li A N D Midsummer Night's AT THE . ARTESIAN SPRINGS PARK, Thursday, July 8th. BRILL1A NT ILL UMINA TION "VVltU entire new lamps, and a GItAXO BEr.KCT CONCERT I!y the artistic Evaiisvillo Orchestra! Conce commences at 7i p.m. The undersigned lias the honor to in;"crm the puhlic, that, on the above-11 nued evening, he will intioduce, lor the first time in the West, a new kind of Illumination with the lam .us jBsrzmcoNiA light,Which stands superior to any other light in clearness, strength, and beauty. The Evansville Orchestra will execute the best music, the progiamme oi which will bo louud in the evening ou the grounds. Admission... 25 cents a person. For the accommodation or visitors, tickets can De had att-cotfs .News Depot, corner Main and Second streets, and on the evening at the ticket-box. The best arrangements have been made with tho Stret t Kail way Company to convey visitors to and from the I'ark. jyodtd KuWAKl) WKHLER. TJ J. 15. Ghees. F. U Gkkem. J. U. GREEN te CO., CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, Transfer Ornaments at Clncinuati prices. Alain iStrect, bet. Pifth and Sixth, lanlS-dAwUm Evassvillk. Inb. H. HURSINNA, AKCHITECT. dee No. CHAXDLSK'S BUILDING Corner First and Locust Streets, Kvansvllle, Ind. W Plans and specification.! for ail kind n! oaiidins fnruisht-d at short notice, and on re:xfiniil;'e 'hm: a -ImchlS l:im O A. it 13. " ROBERT BOYD. OTIS WOOD BOYD & WOOD, ARCHITECTS, No. 7 Chandler's Elofk, Corner Fir ,-t and Locust Streets, K VAN'S VI LLE, IND. Plans and Specifications prepared on short notice and reasonable terms. CLICK & SCHWARTZ, Xo. 14 South First Street, (CHABBLEK'S BLOCK,) Hoop Skirt Manufactory, and CORSET HOUSE, BELKRj IX XOTIOXS fc I'ASCT Woods, where you can Ret the above articles at very low prices. All Hoop Skirts bought, from us will be repaired r o cliartc. vv 0 solicit the liberal patronage of Uie public in the vicinity. N.B. Those living at a distance desiring Hoop Skirts will take the following measures, ind we will guarantee a (,-ood fit: No. 1. Measure around toe waist; No 2. LengthNo. 3. The largest wl.lth aronnd ; No. 4. The price you wisu to pay. All orders will be promptly attended to, and sent to auy point by express. Kemember the place: ULICK. A SCHWARTZ. apl3 dijru Opposite the Opera IIou se.

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

. Jl. 33 X K JES i$ TO THE NERVOUS and DEBILITATED WHOSE SUFFERINGS HAVE BEEN Protracted from Hidden Causes, AND WHOSE Cases Kequ're Prompt Treatment TO Existence Eendcr Desirable. YOU ARE Sl'FFERISfl. OR nave sulterM. from involuntary di. cnargeK, wnai euect does it produce upon your general iieaniiv Do you leel weak, debilitated, easily tired? Dok a little ex tra exertion produce palpitation of the heart? Dues your liver, or urinary organs, or vour Kiuueys, irequeniiy get out or or uerv i? your urine sometimes Intek milky. or flofity. or is it ronv or settiine? Or does a thick scum rise t the tor? Or Is a sedimect at tne bottom after it has stood awhile? JJ. you have snt-lls of short Dreaming or dyspepsia Are your Dowels constipated? Jjo you have spalls ot laintiug, or rushes of bloc! to the head? Is your memory im: aired? Is your mind constantly dwelling upon this subject? Io you ieei aim, listless, moping, tired ot com pany, or life? Do you to oe left alone, to yet away t:om everybody? Does anv utile inni'' make you start or jump? is your sleep broken or restless? is the lustre of your eye as brilliant? The bloom on yourcheekas bright? no you enjoy your belt in society as well? Do you pursue your business with the same energy? Do you feel as much continence in yourself? Are your spirits dull and flagi?itiK, given to nis oi meiancnoiy-jT ir o, do not lay it to vour liver or dyspepsia. Have vou rest. le?s ni'jht.".? Your bacK weak, your kuees weak, and have but little appetite, anil you attribute, this to dyspepsia or liver complaint : N'i'v, renter, self-abuse, venereal dis eases badly cured, and i-exual excesses are all capable of producing a weakness of the Generative oruans. I he organs of genera tiou, when in perfect health make the m in. Did you ever think thattlio-e bold defiant, energetic, persevering, successful business men are always those whoe genenitive organs are in perfect health? You never hear such men coraDialn of being melancholy, or nervousness, or i.alplta tion oi the heart. They are never afraid they conuot Ni-.ceeed in business: they don't become sad and discouraged ; they are always polite an l pleasant In the company of ladies, and look 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 lo excess. These will not ony ruin their constitutions, but also tnose tuey do business witn or tor. iiow many men, from badly cured dis ease , from the Meets of self-abuse and excesses, have brought about that st'ite of weakness in those organs that Has reduced the general system so much as lo induce almost every otherdisea.se Idiocy, lunacy. paralvsis, spinal atlections, suicide, and almost every other form of disease which humauity Is heir to. aud the real c iuse of the trouble tcarcely ever suspected, and have doctorea lor aa but the right one. Diseases of these organs require the use of a Diuretic. HelKibold's Fluid Extract Bachu is the great Diuretic, ani is a eertatn cure for diseases oi the Uladuer, Ividnevs. liravel. Dropsy Orsuic W'eaKne-s, Fe male Uompl:.iuts, Oenoral Debility, and ail Diseas-.s ol the Urinary Orgai.6, whetti er existing in male or female, from what ever cause originating, aud no matter of how long slanting. If no treatment is submitted to. Con sumption or Insanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood are supporud from these sources, ami Uie health aud happiness. and that of posterity, depends upon prompt us.e ol a reliable remedy. N Y. S. Vol. Institute. Corner of 5th Avenue and 7(ith Street, Ckntkal Park (A Home and School for the Sons of De ceased Soldiers.) IT. T. Helmboldt Two bot ilesooly of the package of your valuable Buehu presented to the Institute, have been used bv the children, and with perfect success, iu the case of our little Lieutenant A . J., his pride is no longer mortified, and he is iree train tne daily morning aualheras ot the chambermaid who lias charge of his beddiinr. I feel that a knowledge of the result of our use of your Buchu with the children nndei our charge ni iysave many a Superintendent and .Matron ol Hoarding schools a.'.d Asy lums a treat amount of annoyance: aud many a poor child, snflering more from weakness than from habit, may be spared punishment, that is (not knowing It as a weakness instead ot a bad habit) most un justly inflicted npou them. Thanking you on behalf of the children, and hoping others may be air; e Denentteo, I am respectfully your-", COL. Y OUNG, General i-uplt aud Director. Juue KJ.lSoii. Great Salt Lake City, Utah, I Jan. 2, lbtiJ. J Mr. H. T. Hclmbold: Dear Sir: Your communication re questing tiur tenu lor advertising was duly received, but from a prejudice I had formed against advertisiug "cures fur secret dstases.it was lelt unanswered. Duriii'' an accidental conversation in a Drui; Store the other tvenine, my mind was cnauced on lhe character of your huchu. -it was then Highly recommended for oi her diseases by two physicians present. Inclosed please find our ralea for advertising. Yours. Ac , T. B. 1 . STENIIOUSR, Editor and Proprietor of Daily aud Semi. Weekly leleyraph. Helmbold's Extract Buchu, establish ed upward of 18 years, prepared by H. T HELMBULD, IM upnist, 601 Broadway, New York, and lu4 Souih Teuih Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Price SI 25 per bottle,or six bottles for SO oU. Oelivei ed to auy address. Sold by all druggists everywhere. HOE AUK OOriSE UNLESS done up in steel-engraved wrapper, with fae-simile of my chemical Warehouse-, auot signed II. T. Htm hold. JuueSJ The DIFFICULTY BEHOVED Every STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE Stlilwell's Patent Heater and Line-Catcher ! THE MOST SESIOCS WIFFICXI.TT experienced by those who use steam power is the lormaticn iu their boiles of wnat is known to engineers as "SCALE" or '.' INCRUSTATION " a hard substance lormed out of the earthy salts contained in l lie water, which attaches itself nrmly to the whole Inner surface of the boiler. Iu this city this difficulty is peculiarly aggravated by the large quantity of magnesia and lime found in the water, which, besides Jorming scales on the boiler, obstructs ait pipes and occasions the most annoying delays In cleaning, as well as actually endangering the saiely of the boiler. btillweirs Piilent Heater Removes all this d.fficultv, sending the water into the boiier free'lroin any sedlnntJwiliUevtr' aad u,e as If distilled. All who use what are hii iwn as the " drive wells for their supply of water cannot aaonl to do without this Healer. It will saveUem mu.-n money in the purchase of luel, to say nothing of the annoyance and delay in cleansing boilers. The Heater is easily-managed, uud quickly cleansed. One lias bt n iu operation at Igleheart's t louring Mill for many months, and given entire, MtiisiifeiiuM. Another is in operation in Hfciiiniin's Foundry and tile Cotton Mill adjoin Inf. Orders lor s;i!lwel''s Heater will receive promjL attention if lelt with WILLIAM II niL M AX, igent. f an5 STANDARD ol all kinds. HORSBROOK A CO., 2No. North Water Street, ocZi dGm Kvansvilie, lud

HARDWARE. GEO- S. SONNTAG z CO.,

IMPORTERS HARDWARE, CORNER FIRST AND MAIN STS., ETASSTILLE, IXD. jy2 1st, 1869, We offer the following at Bottom Prices for Cash : Blood's Cast-Steel Grass, Grain, and Lawn Scythe; Blood's German Stesl Grass, Grain, and Lawn Scythvs; Willard's Cast-Steel Grain Scythes VVaeswohth's and Bi.ood'h Red Rover Grass Scythes ; "Wadsworth's Brier Scythes ; ' Grass Scythe and Snath, complete, only U 50, worta $2 00. German Grass Scythes and Sickles; Kui;lish Grass Sickles; Hall, Semple & Co.s Snaths and Cradles ; Hall Semple & Co.'s Hay Forks and Hay Rakes ; Fork Handles and Cradle Fingers; Scytht J.ad Grind Stones; Brass and Enameled Kettles ; Apple Parers, and Parers, Corers ana Sucers; Building Hardware ; Belmont Nails, at latest reduced prices ; Chain Pumps; Best Tools of all descriptions. The above lor sale, wholesale and re tail, uv FRED. P. STRAUB & CO. 7-1 Main Street, Between Second and Third TERMS CASH. JunI f Union, Demokrat, and Courier copyj SAMUEL ORB. JAMES DAVIDSON. J. L. OKfc SAMUEL ORR & CO., BKAT.KR3 IRON, STEEL. TIX-I'LATE, WIRE, ZIXC, PRINGS,AXLES, Horse and Male Shoes, Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, WAGOX AND ECGGY W0BW0R8 WROFGHT SCRAP IRON BOUGH! At the highest market rates. Water Street, EVANSVILLE, IND. InnH dtf 1KETTICHEK, liKLLOGB & Co, (Successors to Wells, Kellogg & Co.) IMPORTEK3 AND JOBBERS OF SIGN OF THE BIG PADLOCK' AXES, AXKS, AXHS, A.XKS, AXKS, TABLE CUTLER, TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE CUTLERY. POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKKT CUTLERY, Trace Clininw, 17rn.ee OluiiiiM, Truco Cliniiis, Planters Hoes, I'luuters' Hoes, PlttiiterM Xloes, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, EUILDF.ES' HARDWARE, BLILDkUS' HARDWARE, UlILDiLRg' HARDWARE, ('OTtOW AXD WOOI CAROM, f O i l ON AN1 WOOI.. CAKON, O'O'iTOK AMt WOOL. C'AUDN BUST HUIi n EX BELTING, BFJiV H Uliii Ml BKL TfXG, bjust a UMZZii a ei. rijsia, MIU and Gross-Cat Saws, liill and Cress-Cut Saws, Mill an;' Cross-Cat Saws. CASH buyers will find it to-tneir advanttge to examine our ctocic before purchasing eisewiier. At the Old stand, IS First St. B0CT7ICII&S, KKLL'JuG & CO. JOHN IVISSON, EK.ASS F0JNDER AND FINISHER, Steam and Gas-Pipe Fitter, Manufacturer and Dealer in Btlam and Water Uaues, Spelur and Kabbitt Metal, and all Articles appertaining to f Brass Foundry. STEAMBOAT AND GOKliAl BLACK SMITHING, Water Street, bet. Pine and Leet. EVANSVILLE, IND. CaKh paid for old Copper and Brass

J)RY GOODS.

W JE. D'FFEB FROM TJIIS DAY tLQ best-selected stock of Sum m er and Seasonable AT VERY LOW JPRIOJbJS. Viz.: In the DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT, A very large stock of the BEST PRINTS And the most popular brands Bleached & Unbleached MUSLIN'S X At the lowest market rates. DRESS G O 0DS DEPAR TMENT Is now more complete In its assortment than ever before offered in this market, and at ASTONISHINGLY LOW KATEtS. BLACK SIXKS. And all the new shades of FANCY BILKS, At 25c, 60c, 75c., and $1 per yard less than their value, and warranted all silk, the assertion of some unscrupulous competitors to the contrary notwithstanding. Black and White LLAMA SHAWLS, Hosiery, Gloves, PARASOLS AND SUX UMBRELLAS, AI?D NOTIONS ia endless variety. MILLINERY STOCK will be" closed oat cheap during the balance of the seaaon. Mosquito Bars and Nettin( The best style of Mosquito Bar Fixtures jriKt received and made up to order at short notice. SCHAPKER, BOSSING & CO., 5os. 47 and 49 Main Street. JunC8 H H w S3 '4 flT2 99 -FORSPRING or 1869. CLEMENT, WHITE JSids. 22 and 24 FIRST STREET, Are now receiving daily additions to their stoctr, their buyer, Mr. J. M WHITE, be ing now in the Eastern markets for the second slock this Spring. In making this announcement, they would also say to the patrons of the old house of CARPEYTKP., WniTE & CO. that they are better prepared than ever before to maintain their business relations with them; and with a determination to adhere to Close Margrins, or SMALL PROFITS, on goods, with the advai ages of the LATE REDUCTIONS IN PRICES EAST, they believe they can make it to the interest of buyers in this market to at lea. divide their patronage with tflein. They invite the atteni ion f the trade to their stock, and pledge themselves not t be undersold by any house in the West. CLEMENT, WHITE A CO. April 15th, 18i.9. aprl6 dtf ron SALE. TIOB NATE VALUABLE MAIN JZ HTRKKT PROPEKTY That splendid properly known as the Ealer property, 8 mated on the went corner of Main and Kixtn Streets, fronting 7o!4 leet on Main Street and IM) feet ou Sixth Street. Said property in offered for sale at low figures on easy terms. Apply to J. if. .KLilj'OTT A HUM, Heal Estate Agents, Corner Locust and Third Streets. fe!6 dtf EAGLE CARRIAGE WORKS. F. UAMHERSTEIN, MAJIUFACTUREK OI' Ligflxt Carriages, Fancy Trotting JJnggies, SlilfJiug Top Rng:ie, Korkawajri, mii (1 Npriug Wasrona, COR. OF FOURTH AND LOCUST STS., EVA.N8VILLK, IND. ar Special attention elven to renalrlnar of all kindH, and re-palntlng done at. the sborteHt notice and on the uoHt liberal terma. A. General Assortment of Work Constantly None but tlie Beat Workmen Km-

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A Miiie noons at the cash XaL GKOCEHY are new and ot the very uenu iiuawiy member. The price wilt mitt. He7(J Main Sireet. .- lyE BA It it E I.N of assorted Kugarn-re-4 cJ celved at the Cash tirocery, and for sale at unprecedented low rates. Call and see, at 70 Mil n Street. THE CtSH GKOt'KKT, 7t( Main Ht., will not do a credit businenK; therefore, cabh buyers may expect bargains at 7t Main Street. CnitDRES'S OAKBI AKES-A great variety, ranging 1 price from f l oo to 8-4 00, at VICKMKY BliO.'S, 7J and 7U Maiu St' eet. Dooiky's hki( towni;uAckuowledged to be l h best, nso, lor sale at VICKKKY KtlO.'S, i,i auu u M,in street. JITVl' Tlir. TlUXi tor the seiw . Durkee's Lemon SuarorConcenULemonade. One KP()ouiiU manes ',' " of Lemonade. t,r sale by ' 73 and 7tJ M' I It Tit i I ti M' . . in Street. gr-Ei:i fJOOl.I-IceCrea' Freezers -at 1 V very low price Ht JICTery ERO.'.S, li ai a Ttl Main Street. KEEP CI.KA . Babbitt's best Soap the best In th. woild, at lo cents , or bar Ooemlcal Olive Kop, 11 bars for 81 Oil; Proctor t Gamble's Cincinnati f-oap, 4 bars lor cents. Othet soapsi equally low at V1CKKRY HRO 'S, 73 and 7(1 Main Street. MATTHEW DALSELL, Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Nail3, White Lead, Lime, Cement, &c, Jfo. 18 Water Street, declOdly KvAHvtT,T.jt. Inii. ISAAC HKIMANS. DAV HKIMAKK, I. flfc I. IIEIJIANN, Wholtwale Dealers iu GEOO E R I E 8, Foreign a-,id Domestic Liquors, NAILS, COTTON YAUNS, GLASS WARS iC, tkc, Ifos. CO snd (52 K!n Street, Between Second and Third, Evaksvillk, FISI1 DEPOT. Ov2f) dtf City Feed Store. 50 TOSS VtlnV IIAX; SO TOSH country bran: 1(1 toim nil i ik(,u it r ciioice Hour lu saclis; lresn bolted meal, corn. oalH. Sc. at lowest eali nriM. ilnmla delivered free lu tne city. T- w MURRAY, Thid Street, between Main aud Locust. et9 6ui 136 MAIN STREET, HAS ON HAM), AM) IS Htantly rtceiviuit. a well aeieeieii BlocH Of Fancy ana Staple Groceries, Which are sold at the lowest living rates. IMP0UTAXT TO BUILDERS A'0 COXTRACTORS. Having bought lhe Sand Rank formerly owned by Mr. E. Crosw, I am prepared to furnish a No. 1 artii-le of liuiltliiiR Kami; alKO, fre-ti 1'iai.tor, Lime, aud Cement, al the lowest llviiiy; rales. aprtl JAMKS CROFTS. GHAiii VIELE & CO., xv n o 1. 5: h a a. O "JR. O O HZ HOUTHWKXT VOUJSHH First lUti Sycamore Mtr.vt, BvA!fiviir,a. Iso, an9dtf Wholesale and Retail I)ra?rff Dealer li Medicines, Pa hits, Oix, liiushts, etc., MAIN ST., bet, .Second and Third,'' ' EvariHV.Ule, lud Particular attention given to CUTTING WIN1XW GLASS to any Ni;-e. joniil dtf LAW CAEDS TJ. H . O I n i ni 'A. ii . Also, REAL KS'l'ATR n ,:d CO LiiCTlNG Oflloeon Main Hlreet. between Third and Fourth, No. (over ICtsllct's (jiuu (Store), KKU. K. li. mCHAKliiO: KUCKER & RiCHARDiON, Attorneys at Iavvt. North Side Third Hired, bet. Main & Locut, Collection" iromtiiy attended to. Care ful atteutiou elvea to exumliialion of titles, wrltitigldeeds, mortgaijes. Ac. apt u.sm W. P. EAEGRAVJ2, ATTOIINEY nt I.yk.W. Office on Third Street, in Wah)cjtcii House Block. Will practice i e various Cour.:. oi the Circuit. I'roirtjd. itlo;:tio to o, ). bUSlUtJMH Ilie-M i. Ill fHALOX'S "i'ArHIASf L)iiy " For Bcaulir;lB;r Hie, bkin and ( cso picxlon. Removes all Erupt iou, Freckles, l'lin. pita. Moth Btotcho.-., Tan, etc.. ami rmdei the Bkin soft, jMr, end t loutnin. For Ladies iu tbe .Nursery it in invaluable. For Ueutlemen after shaviug it has no equal. "Faphian Lotion" 1st the orly rtliabl remedy lor diseaatiM aud bli iiiibuon ol the bklu. PIIALOK'H "I'Al'lIiAN SOAP" loi the Toilet, Nursery, aud Batn, will nol chap the skin. Frlce ' cenw jer cake. "FLOR OK MAYO." '!. K OK SIAVO." A New Perfume lor the Handkerchief. ExqulHlte, Delicate, Lantiun FragraiK-a. PliALON & HON! New York. Bold by all druguiw. jy sd

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P. 8. PUHOTCHKT. ir. c aiL3EHf DUSODCHET & GILBERT, COMMISSION M ER CIIA Ni S, Jfo. 8'J Pojdras Street, NEW ORLEANS, IA. Orders and conelgnme its solicited, jy utf K. DUNKKKlioN & CO, Forwarding & Commission Mcrclmnts, AND GENERAL AGENTS SOUTH . 3HO"nZ3 FAST FREIGHT LINE OVER TIE ?HV!.lTE t R I W F R II S YULE. "KKE IIAITI & I.ViJIAAAPOLlt BK1jLLF0.NTAI.VK, ' LAKK SUOltK & KLIK RAILRr EVANSVILLE, T.llioral fioali ii . t v. . j . " a i y a. licit uiiUB fin men is. 7 r.,"-s?-if iuu.ur T I . . . . . v . J. ti. McCtTLi.ocii, of IrfWsvr ,'Ie?,ls' K Nott, of New Orl itu. ile K"riiclps, ilicC'alio, L Co PRODUCE, PcviSION, " And p Sr'X&L Commissi' on lercliants, 142 ;'.UAVIEi'l h'REKT, nov2 dtf NIV ORLEANS. J. C. DUS OUCHKT. D, DUSOUCHKT J. C. DU30UC3E & CO, COTTOX F.iDTOIlS, Produce and, ProvisinlKerchanta, 30 0JtTII WATJC: STREET, EVASVILLE, INI). OrderH and conslgnnaen, solicited. e!5 F. H. EH R MAI & CO., Commission Ierclianta For the Purchase al Hale of FLOUR, HAY, C0KN,)ATS, SALT, LIKE, CEM3CN, &c, Nos. IS ana 19 li. liter Street, mal2dtf EVANSILLK, IND. PETER CASI2Y 5 00., ('GmEitis.-ilon SJccIianJ For the sale of HAY, C )RN)ATS, BUAN, F LO U K, M UAL, HAfO, LAKI, and Wowteru Produce tjeneralij No. 82 LKVKJ: ST.KET, apiSdlf VicwjokjU. Mih8 . WM. G. BROWN 5 CO., Forwarding anl Camissioa WHAVlFEOAT PR0PRST0R3u Railroad and Fast Freiht Lira Agents, i:VANfVII2.E, IWI Jangdly I-BWI8 RUFKNEi:, JR., HvailHVilleTnJ John Uilhicut, Ooiconda, lbs. L. RUFFNER, JR., & to., 1 OKK I V O IE 12 u H , COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AG EN TS KANAWHA RALT COMPANY W11KKM.M1 NAILH WOKKS COMP'Y VKKM1LION FI.OUR MILLS. 8T. LOUIS i' LUUli MILLS. No. 5 SOJilU WArKU STREET, KVAN.SVILLK.INI. Wrf.DoN liitoTiiBurt 1-i.ns LhikIIhl' Tenn A. W.lBKiwrrnii, F.vi. iiviile, Ind. VELb'M hlVJH. tc C0, Cotton and Tobacco Factors, fiir im.'cn: s i lonniSMio.v I ttt'n .v s i s. Oi:ei (,'ui.. VIM-. ,v V. ATKlt STREETH, liv.NsV'lLtK, 1SU. fc--Si)-r!;il iitient.iou given to pnrehadln'j itiM;it h. fmavltf l.liu L. IA. BA 1 i .... H. BTji, K A 1 u li & ST AM, (Siit-.-eors to W. fit. Alirmau A Co . J. 4TK.'t:it.l. AUKS'IS, lMtOrlM: J i-orvaiilli'.'; dinl f'otniulHsiorj "uaul,, Eviii-.viilc-, ItK.i.in.o. ilef,r to , -l. W littler, I'r.-s't. Fir.t Nation u iiutt null Kiiu'i tii, Vice i'r. MUleuL l-.vanli. National Km,.-... AeuUs ior Uuio Itlver Halt Co. KOll-1 'T K vv c K 3 i S it O IT : V frlendti .-ind lormer patroim that w tiro on FJRS'i" ;-"'l HI I V, ruie door belo WW vine, neat io u. r-iersoi.'M Tin Shop, situ III the trade of l.lQUOHS, ElA)lHi, CO.UMlyslVAH, Ac, ntirt Kh-iiud be pleased to see Item. H. U. ALLlrt & CO. FORWARDING AND CO! SUSS';? WKRCHAiNTS, KlX-TlFlKri-S, H.ul Wl:ol(,,sale loairo LiiiJor.r5, nmii, ' I R S 1 S T R i: E T One door below Vino, n.'jct to L. PlerMvu1T'ai hlu'p, 1 VANMV1I.I. E, IB Janl Uf A. S. HAYHCHST. J. J. WlllnHM, XZuylmr .t VHiitUtlier, PRODUCE, COM. VISION AND Q. i WAKDISa MEXC1IANTU. '. No. 6 , outh Water 8U le:ilers Hi Flour, Raccu, Hay, Oat,Cosand Countr.f 1'roduce. . No. S. 'iVi'iii Sctt-nd street, CINCINNATI. Liberal advances made on cotiKignnK'Uts. ho7 dtf 'Sf'ftUii i'fe-N F.SRRFTT'.'s AV uuio c r cm d t iu c n I Wb. AociirA br Th. N. H tt. P.l. ft 1 A tl.. rf liwl lrepr.tltt OT UUrlrf l I Gray or faded Hair lo It. rtrlniU Mu Tl mom .nd I'lindrutr, inr ox l'r.1t. "-"""?

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