Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 July 1869 — Page 2

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JULY 9. The Catholics of Paducah are takins Mops to fniaree their church. Tiik Rcpulllain J'ress. of Petersburgh, copies an editorial from the fWtVrof this city, and credits the Journal with it. We beg of the 7Vs not to do that tiling again. Our reputation is dear to us. The rapidity with which the Republican State Administration is paying off our Stattf debt is attracting ou.-ulerable attention East, and made the subject of complimentary notices. It is very different from the Perooeiatic policy ot increasing the debt, which was the custom prior to the time the republican party took charge ot the State. Indiana does not owe one-eighth ns mueh as she did five years ago, notwithstanding the enormous "expenses which she incurred during the war. ' Five yeaT3 ago our debt was 000,000 ; now it is only 1, (C0, Hti. This fact is sufficient to gag all the noisy Democratic claquers who attempt to humbug the people with charges of Republican extrava fiance. Trip Divisifiv ov Ft.orida. The substance of the articles of agreement .t.rn,l into W tl.A mm missio ners of Florida and Alabama for the transfer of West Florida to Alabama is to the effect that Alabama shall pay one mil liou of dollars for the territory in eiht per cent, bonus, Alabama to assume an I pay the unpaid State tase due by the several counties of West Florida, and the territory annexed to have the same representation in the Alabama Legislature as in the Assera bly of Florida. The agreement will bo submitted to the vote of the peo ple for ratification. There is consid erable opposition to it, New Albany ts. Ine Straight Line. The New Albany Commercial is in spasais'over the probable resurrection of the Straight Line llailroad. It says: "Strong efforts are being pat forth by the Evansville interest oh one hand and the Ohio and Mississip pi Kailroad interest on the other, to prejudice the people of Gibson county aainst the New Albany and St. Louis Railroad; that it is for this purpose that Evansville is now trying to reor ganize that graad swindle and humbug, the 'Straight Line Road, and that the O. and M. Road has put in motion the projected road from Shoals, .Martin county, to Rockport Spencer county a road that would havcto penetrate the most hilly and non productive portion of Southern . Indiana, and that could not be built for $(10,000 per mile, and if built would never be of any advantage to the people or the country." We copy the language of the Com mercial, because it shows how small an apparition gives the New Albany & St. Louis Railroad enterprise a nervous chill. Kvansville is not try ing to reorganize the Straight Line Railroad. Some eastern capitalists aud shrewd railroad men, we under stand, arc talking of resurrecting the road and putting it in complete run ning order, if the people through whose country it runs, aud who will be greatly benefitted by its comple tion, will contribute a small proportion ol the expense. We understand, furthermore, that these capitalists will not ask the people to pay one dollar on the road until it is finished and the cars are running its entire length. If this information be correct, we dare say the people will respond favorably. Certainly it will b.i wiser in them to do so than to donate thousands upon thousands of dollars to men, fur a paper road, who have little or no money invested in it, themselves, as is the case with the incorporators of the New Albany & St. Louis Railway Company. The people want additional railroads and will have them, but they will act wisely in looking around them before investing their money. If the people on the line of the New Albany & St. Louis Railroad are expected to furnish all "the money that will be spent in its construction, we respectfully suggest they are very foolish in placing their means at the control of a few men in New Albany, whose personal subscriptions amount to a mere bagatelle, compared with what the road? will cost. Evansville, at the present time, is devoting her efforts to other railroad enterprises, and is payiDg very little attention to the Straight Line. If, however, Eastern capitalists coirplete that road, and call ou us for some assistance, we have no doubt our people will respond promptly and, favorably. But the Commercial is wide of the mark in the assertion that "Evansville is trying to reorganize that road." - Allen County Schoul Returns. The Fort Wayne Gazette was very unfortunate in basing its claims for Fort Wayne as the second city in-the State in population, upon the returns made of children for school purposes. Those "Returns " have already been alluded to in our columns, and are, we sec, attracting attention in other localities. The least said about them by the Fort Wayne press, the better, for it is evident to all who have paid attention to statistics that the returns are incorrect, or Fort Wayne is an anomaly as regards population. We see that the attention of the editor of the Richmond Humming Bird has been attracted by the singularity of the Fort Wayne returns. He evidently, . in the language of Hamlet, thinks the: "i s something rotten in Denmark. He says: , "Allen County reports the total

ebtttnf&tlch ofcnllJfon of thd proper age at lB,ill; amount of tax paiJ, S17,4"2-t t"0; amount, appropriated by the State, $:i.",S75 t9. Wayne County reports (lie tofal enumeration of children at. The amount of tnx'puM $:Hyf!M).; amount appropriated to it by the

tion st:f4 KM TA. "Heie, then, is the sum of 411 "J4 which AVeuOouotjf: receives from the State in ''. of what Wayne County receive?, while it pays into the Treasury, of -the School Fund, $13,1:25 55 less than Wayne county, i i t ? - J . , "Or tnst.itnit in anoiJipr torm, Al-h-ti ' u b tv i ys . i n t the Treasury 117,421 ."(. anI receives from the Treasury 'r- .ucin ti,-ui u 'than 'it pays, whibp Wayne .pays in ore int the Treasury T.?.ro., receiv intr -$2i,-UM 73, being $7,0BS 3li 'tess than it pays It will lie seen tbabWaypc pays nearly tlirce -dollars in" school tax for every enumerated child, while Allen pays Ass than- one. dollar on each. : l ruse. fa gures are ebrtamly not based upon the population of the two counties, tor it win be seen that vliiie Wayne has a sufficient population to entitle it to one btate Senator, Alleu County has to have the county or Adams hitched on to it to entitle it to that dignity. Hut the cast ot the matter turns upon the number" children, and not on the number of inhabitants." The Indianapolis Journal thinks it is evident that torac advantage has been taken by the officers of Allen County, and hopes the Superintend ent of Public Instruction will inquire into the matter. We pecon l the suggestion, and think the Superintendent w'll fail in his duty if be neglects to make the desired investigation. Chops. The wheat harvest is about over, and from all accounts the crop is hy far the largest ever produced in this ojtiuty, in anyone year, lucre was a greater breadth ci acres sown. and the yield per acre on an average, exceeds that of any previous year. The corn is growing rapidly, and bids fair to make a good yield. Small fruit of all kinds are abundant, while the apple and peach trees are already Eroanicg under their loads ot maturuiir lruit. lit pubi lean, Press, Pike County. Items of Interest. The Rev. Dr. Newman, of Wash incton, D. C, will go to Europe this summer, merely to unite two of a for mer flock in marriage, at 1 aris A western paper has an account of the shooting ot a wild-cat by a little boy live ieet eight inches long. A youogsrer in Quebec tried to crawl down the chimney and surprise the family by emerging lrom the fare place, but got wedged in at the bend . of the flue, and had to be dug out with picks Hon. Green Clay Smith, of Ken tucky, tormerly a member ot Congress, but more recently Governor of Montana, has determined to devote the remainder of his life to preachiug the Gospel, as a Raptist. lie resides in iuadisou County, Kentucky Mr. Andrew Johnson docs not intend to write any history of his administration, as stated, lie manages to keep himself employed reviewing the administrations of the first and last Presidents, entirely skipping his own. iv. Jr. World. Carlos de Cespedes, the present leader of the Cuban insurgents, was, in lbx , a student in Middletown, Con noeticut. lie Avas at the time an ardent admirer of American institu tions, and was deeply impressed with the liberal ideas and principles of the Constitution of the United btatcs. Two Germans recently drank beer tor the Championship ot Niagara Falls: one drank sixteen glasses and succumbed, unconscious; the other drank half of his eighteenth, and having wou the victory, left off witl the exclamation: "liiminel! bytam I I ei 1 vas been try amore vonce. 1 cooU drink dor whole ken." lie then fell heavily alougside of Gottlieb, amid the exultant cries ot his friends The American Ciub'at Rreslau, in Silesia, unanimously refused to accept a bust of Andrew Johnson, which i Southerner,' traveling in Silesia, de sired to present to it for the purpose ol iiavinsr it placed bv the side of bust of Abraham Lincoln aud General Grant. x locomotive on tne est. j'aul and St. Peter Railroad, near Mankota Minnesota, sunk, with the track, to the depth of six feet, on Saturday morning last, iuuch dimcultv is an ticipated in getting out the locomotive and repairing the damage. The new railroad bridge over the Missouri, at Kansas City, was dedi cated Saturday with appropriate cere monies, in the presence of an im mense throng, estimated at 40,(100 peopie. Ihe bridge was put to a very severe test, and was hieh v com mended by the examining committee Ibis draw is ?a;.) feet in width. lvecentiy as a man and his wife were at work in a field in Iowa, their child, which was in a basket near them, was Heard to cry, and the hm band asked his wife to go and see what tho trouble was. She, intent Upon her work, delayed a few min utes, and then, to her horror, found her child dead, with a large snake coiled around it. The husband, in the frenzy of his anger and grief. struck his wife with a hoe which he held in his hand and killed her in stantly. Tlie State Uoirersitj. Some important additions to tho advantages offered at the State Uni versity. at Bloomington, were made at the recent session of the Board of Trustees. The purchase of the David Dale Owen Cabinet was completed the price paid bemg twenty thousand UUIlalSi J.U aLyiuujuua tins inc citizens of Bloomington have sub scribed funds sufficient to erect buildine fifteen by fifty feet within the College campus, which will be completed, and the cabinet classified and arranged before the opening of tne next session The Law School, whieh has here tofore been somewhat of an incident rather than a prouiiucnt feature of the University, is to be continued nine months in the ycur instead of about three, as heretofore. Two law chairs have also been established, instead of one. Hon. George A. Bicknell, the Professor for so many years is retained, and the other chair will be filled soon. 'I here will be constant instruction the entire academic year, and instead of costing twentyfive or thirty, dollars per sessiou, it will be free to all, as are other departments of learning. Two additional professorships have been established: one of Modern Languages and History, and one of Civil Engineering. Neither of these chairs are filled, but they will be by competent gentlemen before the commencement of the new j'ear. Tuition will be free in these departments.

Tiiesa ai-a o"io cf the isaulU oi tha additional apprcptiatiou by the JL.0r3.aloro nn,l .'iros earnest oi the inten

of the Board of Trustees of: the .. University to gi vc t he State a credit

able and honorable college, it the ma ins are provided for doing it.

At the close or the last year, the following gentlemen received the hon orary degrees named: To be Doctors ol Jj3w nan. Schuvler Colfax, Vice-President of the United States; lion. James S. Frazer, Hon. Jehu T. Elliott, Hon. Charles A. liny and Robert C. Greg ory, Justices ol the Supreme Court; Hon. Barnabas C. Jlobbs, Superintendent of Public Instruction; and Hon. Jonathan W. Gordon. To be Doc:os of i)ivinitj': Rev. Alexander Burns, ' A. 31., President of Simpson Centenary College, Indianola, Iowa; and Rev. W. H. Carter, late of Vincecncs, bow of Bloomlicld, New Jersey. . To be Master of Arts Rev. Stephen Ubwers, of Vincennes, Indiana. India n apol is .To urna I. Antidote fo Mosquitoes. Up to this date there has not been any alarming influx of mosquitoes in this Dart but tliere IS no telling how SOOU ' - ' , 1 1 an army 01 tiiem may wage oioouy war unon us. Forewarned is gaid to forearmed, therefore we lay before our readers the following receipt: Take 01 gum camphor a piece about one-third the size of an egg, and evanorate it bv rdacing it in a vessel holding it over a lamp or candle, taking care that it does not ignite. The smoke will soon fill the room and ex pel the mosquitoes. One night I was terriblv annoyed by them, when I thought ot and tried the above, alter which I never saw nor heard them that night, and the next morning there was not one to be found in the room, tbousrh the window had been eft open all night. Bound to Guit a Bill. The fame or infamy of Indiana divorces has reached a Michigan man, who has written the following letter to this city. We are permitted to publish it el verbatim, it literatim, ct speiatim: Mish lboll. East, Saginaw June 18 Dear Sir . I. want to no if a Man can guit a bill of dyvosc for desursion My wife left mv house & Bed & board A but 12 years ago Scd she never wood live with me a gain now a l can guit a our i wood Like to no how soon & what it wood cost you wood due me alavor to let me no for i am bound to guit a bill & i will call & pee you. i ouars truley The letter is addressed : "To . A turnev at Law Mish City Indiana.' Enterprise. FRUIT JARS. MARK, WARREN & CO., DIRECT IMPfiKTEKS of (ilusswii; e ami China, No. 23 KOKTI2 FIIIST TV KVANSVILLE, IN D. VIEW OF HIE ASTK'I IA'I'KI Jk x:r:i !arge Iroit crop of the present season. vv cout rai led In March lor an ntiusu I stock oi r-KtlT .ItVt S of 11KSP 15KAMIS: but n SAI.KS HAVK A I r KKADV LARGELY V X KKDKD OUR MOST SANUU1NK F.X I'l XTATK .VH, w( would iiil-ise customers to !-l-Zsll 12i 1 III'.IR OKDKRS KARLY. Glass manu facturers fifiwriiilv Htop niaUiiiu; in hot weather (say June), thus cuUInt: oil the sudkIv. and doubtless Jars wi-1 sjrow sciree as the senson advances, aud PR I CKS TO 1 ; R K.s PON DlNGLY HIGH KR, We have the following excellent brands: LYM AVS PAT KM SKLF-S SCALER. Tin cap, in one piece. Rubber band out side tlie jar. Gie;it,ly improved since lst year by u new opener, made in one piece veiy simple; thus overcoming Ihe only objection ever ur'ed auainst. this veiy popular j ir. Has been in yreat demand lor ten years. " iil-.K'CJI.AS.S J lltS. .Self-sealers; screw top and rnbler band. Tue rubber does not come in co.iluct with the fruit. nr.AVY ki.o ; i.ass jails. Tin lop, wire fastening. meow KAKTJIKV J.tltS. Best glazed. Tin top, wire fastening. "No charge for boxes when ordered in full packages. Quarts, ti dozen in a box, iiail-arai ions. 4 oozhu. Be t Red Seaiinur Wax, in 5-pound pack ages, to suit tbe heavy rin and brown earthen jars. full directions for preparing fruit and sealing jars accompany eacM package. Send in jour Ordars at once ! junl J. li. GUJJGJJ. t'. L. GSEHN. CARRIAGE MA1ntUFACTUSERS, Transfer Ornaments at Cincinnati prices. Jiain Street, vet. Fifth and Sixth, laulS-d&wOm KvANSvir.r,K. Isn. ARCHITZCTS. H. MURSINNA, ARCHITECT. ISce Ko. :t CHANDLER'S EUILDINO Corner h j rst and Locust Streets, - - . . . . - . ii " ' Fiaris and specifications for ail kinds of buildings lux uisiied at short notice, and OnTeasOtmole 'rnos I rn nl.i ti.ui C A K D. iiOBF.RT BOT0. OTIS WOOD BOYD & WOOD, ARCHITECTS, Ko. 7 Chandler's IllocK, Corner Fir.,t and Locust Streets, EVANSVILLE, IND. Plans and Specifications prepared on short notice aud reasonable terms. Janla dtl FIIILIP DECKEii, TMrd Street, bet. Sym-aore aa& flsr Manufacturer of Compound LubrlvziiaQ Qlh for all kinds of Machinery Also; LARD OIL, SOAPS, and CANDLES PUUK CATAWUA WINK or my B Towth. lmch'ildly M I V T KEKT EA'C 1 1 A i 1 (ni'HCl' of Kil'ili iiikI .Six til Sis.. Sm.Vo Jill! Hlb"l.K(jTlXti JL.AjSTM.RST. PI. !... A N ( airy rooms, clean, comfortable beds, with excellent board- $5 per ween, or single meals :t" cents; lodgings Scents. The best the market a ffird.swi 11 always b loun 1 here, and orders for fresh berries, fruit aud Catawba wine of the Kretehmar larm will lie thaiiKlully received and promptly attended to. : jeSdtiia JOllM C. SC1I WEIZER.

;TU; bfftson of Exhaustion.

No mailer how vigorous by nature the I

system unit the eoustlmtion may oe, tuey must necessarily Miller more or less from the depleting e fleets 0 the temperature of midsummer, unless siren aliened anil his. tsiined tiy :i wholesome tonic treatmeut.

The est ni pressure upon the vital 10rc.es ninst lie met sunt counterbalanced by u extra resistant power: the unusual ana rapid consumption of the animal fluids by prorilse ei spiriii 1011 must Dwi-iMiipeniiiL-u by the perfect digestion aud assitnilft'iou. ot the food taken into the stomach, fiom which both tlie lluids and the solids of the body are derived. Otherwise the physical strength declines, and th mind, sytnpitthisina; with the machinery through wiiieli i!. aets, becomes depre -wed and ineryated. A siimiti-ant is, therefore, absolutely Teo,uiriHl at tins season: not a violent one, calculated to produce febrile excltemer t, lnt.so)in'thliipu'hifh :vill rtaruit nnd rein force the whole organization in rrofiorliont'o the txt aordinary drain to which the torrtii neat xutyecis i. This dtisnJeraluni is supplied in a palatable and most etlicient form in HOSTKT TKll'S .STu.MACll UITTrllS, which the tieople ot this country, after more than twentv-livti years' experience, have accepted and endorsed as the best tonic. alterative and Rtitibilious preparation which medical chemistry has yet succeeued in obtaining from the strength-sustain-ine, healing aud puril.vinu products ot the vegetable kintlom. Kvery ingredient of this lainiius compoijud lias fts own spet'itic virtue, and the icsultof their combination is the most gsnia! mvisorani, aperieui, nnl re'iil.-i.tiii!r medicine ever adminis tered, either as a preventive or core of the disorders most common in our variable climate. Anions these may be enumeiat ea dysrenMa, biliousness, constipation ffvpr and !ioiu nervous debility, ana an I lie ailments nroceedinu from imperfect rliopht.inii. A course of HOsjTKTT KH'S. ElT'fKRs is the bes. possible safeguard against ihe dangers which menace persons of both texes and all ages, during me heated term. The Healing Tool. An E-sav for Youug ilea ou the Crime of Solitude, and tiie Uiseases and Abuses which create irapeuimeuis m jiakriahe, with sure means of relief. Heut in Sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address Dr. J. SKlbliK" tiuuutriu.N. nowaru Association, Philadelphia, Pa. junlZcMin sp n i . DitlcIier'H lenl Sliot lir IIel lluj ditcher's Lightning Fly Killer. Bold by Druggists Kvery where. liiaylia dwlm SN B.Vri'UCLOK'S IIAIIl IVK. Tht snlendid Hair Dve is the best in the world: the ou'v true aud perfect Dye, harmless, rename, instantaneous; noumaniinninif.il: no ridiculous lints: remeV! ami leaves the Hair soft and beautnul, IILACK or KliOWN. JSOld by ail lIUKgl! find l'ertumers; aud properly appiieu at I!ut-lie or's Wis f actory, o. lb liouu 01, New York. Selienck's Pulmonic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic, "and Mandrake Pills wil euro Consumption, Liver Complaint, and Dyspepsia, il takeu according to the direc tions. They are all turee to be taken at the same time. They cleanse the stomach relax the liver, and put it to work; then the appetite becomes good ; the food digests and makes good blood; the patient begins to grow In flesh ; the diseased matter ripens in the lungs, and the patient outgrows the disease and get3 well, '1M3 is the only way to cure Consumption To these thiee medicines Br. J. H Schenck, of Philadelphia, owes his nnrl valed success in the treatment of PulmoJiary Consumption. The Pulmonic Syrur ilpeL-s the morbid matter In the lungs nature throws it oil' by an easy expeotora lion, for when the phlegm or matter is ripe a alight cougu will throw it off, and the pnticut has rest, and the lungs begin To do tLis, the Seaweed Tonic and Man diake Pills must be freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver, so that the Pu iiionic .-syrup and tlie food w 11 make good blood. Scheuek's Mandrake Pills act npon the liver, ieinoviii nil obstructions, relax the tluct.i of the gall b adder, the bile starts freely, and tho liver Is mioii relieved; the stools will t-how what the Pills can do; no thing has ever beeu invented except calO' mel (a deanly poison, which Is very dan gerous to use, iniliiss with great care) thai will unlock the Kail bladder and start the secretions of the liver like Schenck's Aau. drake fills. Liver Complaint is oue of tho niosi prominent causes of Consumption. Scbenek's Seaweed Tonic is a gentle stimulant and alterative, and the alkali in i he Seaweed, which this preparation is made of, .'usistsi the stomach to throw mil the gasirio juice to dissolve the food with ihe Pulmonic syrup, and is made into V;ood blood wil hout lermentaliou or souriug in the stomach. Dr. Schenck, in li is treatment, does not try to stop a cough, night sweats, chills. or fever, ilemove the cause, and they will all si tip of l heir own acco'd. one can tie cured ol l. uusuinpiiou, La ver t ompiaiui, liyspep.sia. Catarrh, Canker, or Ulcerated J. uroal, unless me liver ana siomacn are made healthy. When there is no luua disease, anil only Liver Complaint and 1 v.- peps i a, Schenck 's Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are sulticient, without the Pulmonic Syrup. Take the Mandrake Pius lreeiy in an bilious complaints, as they a.e perleetly harmless. Dr. Kehenek, who has enjoyed uninter rupted dealt ii lor inap years past, aud now weighs y2." pounds, was wasted away to a mere skeleton, i;i the veiy last stage ol Pulmonary UiiiMirapuou, ins physi cians having piunouiiced his case hope less and abandoned hini to his late, lie was cured by the aforesaid medicines. Full directions accompany each, tnakin?i.,nota.,.olulely necessary to see Dr. schenck, unless patitnts wish their lungs exauiiiieil; autl loi this purpose lie is prolesKionally at His principal omce, i'liiiadelphia, every Saturday, where ail letters of advice must be addressed. Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea weed Tonic, each (SI 5(1 per bottle, or 87 .rj0 a half dozen. Maudrake Pills, 25c. per box. For sale by all druggists. fe2dwly SpNJ FOR BLACK WORMS AND PIMPLES on tbe face, use 1'erry's Cnucdone and IHmpie Remedy, prepared only by Ur. B. C Pkrkv, an liOiiu wireet, jew iom. oia everywhere. The trade supplied by wholesale medicine dealers. mh!7 d8in,w3in TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES Freckles, and Tan from the lace, use Per ry s Moth ana J-YecHie JaMoh. rrepareu only by Dr. H. C. Peiuiy. Sold by all druggists. mhlS d8m,w;m-bp n iotli Patches, Freckles & Tan. The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY loi .hose iirowjj disco r.oRAnoK3 on the lace Ferry's Moth and Jtreckle Lotion. Prewired ouly by Dr. B. C. PERRY, 49 Bond Jtreet, New York. Sold every where. ar? dHm The DIFFICULTY REMOVED EVKRt5TEAAI BOILER SHOULD HAVE Stillweirs Talent Heater and Lime -Catcher ! rSlIIE MOST SRRIl?S DIFFICl In Jim experienced by those who use steam power is tlie formation in their boilers of wuat is known to engineers as "SCALE" or "INCRUSTATION "a hard substance formed out of the earthy salts contained in l ho water, which attaches itself firmly to the whole inner surface of the boiler, in this city this dilliculiy is peculiarly aggravated by the larue quantity of magnesia and lime louud in the water, which, besides loriulng scales ou the boiler, obstructs the pipes and occasions the most annoying delays in cleaning, as well as actually eiWiangermg the balely of the boiler. felillwell's Patent Heater Removes all this difficulty, sending the water into the boiler free lrom any sediment whatever, and pure as If distilled. All who use what are known as the " drive wells' for their supply of water cannot afford to do without, this Ileiiter. It will save I hem much money in the purchase ot fuel, t'.i say nothing of the annoyance and delay in cleaning boilers. The Heater is easily managed, aud quickly cleansed. One.has been in opeiat-ion at Igleheart'H Flouring Mill for many months, and given entire. NaustarUon. Another is in operation in Heilnian's Foundry and the Cotton Mill adjoining. Orders lor stillwell's Heater will receive prompt attention if left with WILLIAM IIRILMAX, Agent. Jan5

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GEO- S. SONNTAG-. c GO.) OF HARDWARE, CORNER FIRST AND MAIN STS., EVAXSTILLE, ISD. Jy2 June lt, 18G9. We offer the following at Bottom Prices for Cash : Blood's Cast-Steel Grass, Grain, and Lawn Scythes; Blood's German Stesl Grass, Grain, and Lawn Scythes; Willard's Cast-Steel Grain Scythes ; Wadsworth's and Blood's Red Rover Grass Scythes ; Wadsworth's Brier Scythes ; Grass Scythe and Snath, complete. only $1 5U, worta 2 UU. German Grass Scythes and Sickles; English Grass Sickles; Hall, Semple & Co.s Snaths and I l rduitJa , Semple & Co.'S Hay Forks and Hay Rakes ; Fork Handles and Cradle Fingrers; Scythe and Grind Stones; Brass and Enameled Kettles; Apple Parers, and Parers, Corers, ana Slicers; Building Hardware ; Belmont Nails, at latest reduced prices ; Chain Pumps; Best T00I3 of all descriptions. Tlie above for sale, wholesale and re tail, bv v FRED. P. STRAUB & CO., 71 Main Streef, 15et ween Second and Third. TERMS ASII. Junl fUuion, Demokrat, and Courier copy. 8AMUEL.OKK. JAMKS DAVIIWON. J.I.OKk SAMUEL ORR & CO., DKALEKH II IEOI, STEEL, TIN-I'L. ATI, Wllti:, ZINC, H X It I IV O AXL. 13 H, Horse and Mule Shoes, Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, WAGON AND BIGGY WOODWORK WROITOHT M KAP IRON 11II JIII At the highest market rates. Water Nlreet, lunlfdtf EVANSVILLE, IND. IW IT It 11 fell. KLLLOicll & I . (Successors to Wells, Kellogg & Co.) IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF 13 First Street SIGN OF TIIE BIGr PADLOCK! AXES, AXKN, AXKS, AX liS, AXES, TABLE CUTLER. TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE CUTLERY. POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, Traoo Chains, TTi-fioc Cluiiusi, Trace CliaiuM, Planters IToe, Ilanlers' If ocm, llanterM' Hoes, Meciianlcs' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, BUILDEKS' IIAKDWARK, BlILJJKliS' HAUiJWAUK, UliLUKUS' IIAKDWAKK, cirr.'AM wool fakds. t or iOS AM WOOL I AKDS, BF.ST RVBIiKR JiELTTNQ, BEST RUB It Ktt RELTIXU, BEHT RUBBKR BELTIJSli, Mill and Cross-Cat Saws, Kill and Cross-Cat Saws, mil ana Urosa-Cut Saws. CANH buyers will find it to-tneir advan tage to examine our btoclc before purchajeisewuere. At the Old Stand, 13 First St B(Kttk iik::, KKLL0UU CO. lylB JOHN 1VLNS0N, BKASS FOUNDER AND "JNISHER, Steam and tias-riye Fitter, MannfRctiiier aud Dealer In Steam and water uaujjes, Spelter and Rabl.itt Metal, and all Articles ap pertaining to a Brass Foundry. STEAMBOAT AND GEXKKAL It I, UK SMITIIIXti, Water Street bet. Pine and Lcet. EVANSVILLE, IND. Mr Cashjpaid for old Copper anil Braaa

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IAV Summer and Seasonable DRY OOBS AT viciiY LOAv iicicij:h. Viz.: In the ; OMESTW DEPA R TMENTt A very large stock, of the BEST PRINTS And the most popular brands lilcached & Unbleached MUSLINS At the lowest market rates. DRESS GOODS DEPAR TMENT Is now more complete in its assortment than ever before offered In this market, and at ASTONISHINGLY LOW KATKd. And all t he new shades of FANCY BILKS, At 25., Enc, 7."c., and f l per yard less thin their value, and luarrantrtl all stlc, the assertion of some unscrupulous competitors to the contrary notwithstanding. Black and White LLAMA SHAWLS, Hosiery, Cilove, PAR1B0LS ASD SUX UMBRELLAS, K0TI0NS in endle33 vari3ty. MILLINERY STOCK will be c. -ed out cheap during tbe balauce of the season. Mosquito Bars and Nettiug. The best style of Mosouito Bar Fixtures just reeeived and made up to order at Kliort notice. SCHAPKER, BOSSING & CO., fos. 47 and 49 Main Street. junCS H H 'A w -FORSPRING of 1869. WHITE & CO., Non. 22 ami 24 " FIRST STREET, Are now receiving dai'y addition to their stock, their buyer, Mr. J. M WHITE, being now in the EaMern markets for tb second slock this Spring. In making this announcement,, they would also say to the patrons of the old house of , CAKrEXTKi:, WHITK Si CO. that they are better prepared than over before to maintain their business rel&tlonfi with them; and with u determination Ic adhere to nUon 11"ri.Vf or RM ALL PROFITS, on goods, with the advantages of the LATE REDUCTIONS IX PRICES EAST, they believe they can make It lo tbe Interest of buyer in this market to at lca divide their patronage with them. They invite the atteni Ion f the trade lo their utock and pledge themselves not t be undersold by any houne in the West. CLEMENT. WHITE & CO. April loth, is;!). aprlOdlf rOK SI,F. VALUABLE MAIN HTREKT PROPERTY That uplenilid property known as tlie Egler property, United ou ttie west corner of Main and Sixlti Streets, fronting 75 feet on Main Mreel and l feet ou Hixt'h Htreet. Hald property In oll'ered lor mile at low nUieit on euy terms. Apply to J.P.ELLIOTT 4 HON. Real Estate Atfent, Corner Lfcut aud Third fcStreeU. fe!6 dtl EAGLE CARRIAGE WORKS. I IIAMIIIItSTKIX, MANUFACTURE 11 Of L if-lit CarriagoH, Fancy Trotting aggies, Ml I Mine Top Knjnri, KorkwiT. iiifiI Spring WigrOMt. COB. OF FOURTH AND LOCUST STS., EVANSVILLE, IND. Special attention Riven to repairing of all kinds, and re-paint lug done at the shortest notice and ou the most liberal terms. A General Axsortmsnt of Work Oorulantly on I la mi. Kon bnt apro-d3m I lie Iteet Workmu Y.m-

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A I I. Till- jOIi AT TIIK 'AISII till" U'KKV are new and d the very te.t (jiiality. The juices will milt. Iteuiember. 7 Main (Street. TC IIAiriti:i.N of assorted Sugars-re-4j cei ved at 1 be Cash Grocery, and for hale at unprecedented IdW rnti!', all mid see, at 7ii Main Street. TIIK ;fI lilton.ltV, 71 Main St., will not do a credit Imimh -. ; therefore, Cahl) buyers may expect bargains Mt ii Main Sired. j variety. rangluK l prlc from II tx to iUtOO, at Vll Kf- UY HnO.'H, DOOI.KVN IlUI!i rilWIIKHAcknowledged to be I he best In use. lorsaleat VIi'KI.KY Illto.'s, 7.1 ana vtt .Main Mtreei. TI'lT TIIK TIIIMJ lor the sensonJ Inir Imrkee'M Lemon Kuif.ror("onceiilrnted Lemonade. tne si.oomiiiI miiues a k'-ish of Lemonade. For utile bv VI I K KK Y Ultos., 7:1 and 70 Main Mltcct. K EKI COIHd -I e Cream Freezem at very low prices id VIl'KKHY P.IUI.'H, 7.1 and 7ti Malu Mreet. KKKI't l.CAX--llabblll'M best Koh p thu best, in the woild, at lit cents , er iwi Ci.eiii lc:il idlve Hoap, II bars lor 81 mi; Proctor de tiumble'H t 'tuciuual i nuj, I burs lorZi cents. Olhei noap eliiuliv low at Vll K FRY P.RI 'M. 7:1 and 7ii Ml n Nl re t. MATTHKW DALZKLL, Wbolenale Iiealtr In Groceries, Nails, White Lead, lime, Cinent, &.c., So. 18 Hater Street, dncllldly Kvanhvii.t.k. Inn. t IBAAO H EI MANN. KAV HKIMAI". I. V: I. It I I 13 A W, Wholesale Dealers In GROO Tfl Jl I IL S, Purely n and J)ouunic Ll'juori, NAILH. COTTON YAilSH, tJLAHrt WARH Ac, Ac, Hon. M and t;i S!ln Street, Between Hecond aud 1 bird, KVAKSVILLI, lt.Il. PIS II DEPOT. City Feed Storn. 50 TS I'lilMC IIAYl MIT1 country biiiu; M Inns shlpKlul); clioiee Hour in siieko; Iresli boiled ineiil. crn, fiats. At:., til In west c;iij prices. liooW delivered lreo in tuu cil y. T. W. MURRAY, Thlnl Htreet, between Main and Locust, ebi) bin llvsizisville 13G MAIN STREKT, TTAN t IIAMI, siautiy lei ei villi; !4 HI II Slleellil sioek. ol Fancy and staple Groceries, Which are sold at tho lowest IIvIdr rutcx. IM TOIITANT TO ni'ILUEItS AND ( 0TKACT0KH. Tlavlnc; boufbt 1 he Hand ll.ink fornierly owned by Mr. E. Cross, 1 nin prepnied to lurnish a No. 1 iiili. le or I'.uIldlnK Muiid ; also, lre. I'lusler, Lime, and i Vmnil, l the lowest living rules. aprVll JAMIN Ci;oi-'N. UMAuLFIS VIEIX d. 'w n i; i: h a 1. 1: CO. BO UTH WiCS T VOIC .V li H First jid Hycarnore Slrtx.tJf, KvAKsvn.i . 1 i r. an!) dlf DltUGGISTS. JOHN 1,1V LI., Wholesale and Itcfail Drucu leler In Medicine, Paint, Oils, BruJu, Ac, MAIN ST., bet, hcc.ond ami Tblid, EvsiiiMVlMc, iisd. Partlcnlar al'endon Klven to CUTTINti WIf'l-KiW UUM to any U. I tniwl dt I " LAW C AV3I. ItliVIS, I J. tfm Glaim Acent. Also, REAL EST ATM nnd CoLLKCTlNU AliK.NT. Office on Mailt HI I eel , bet weeti Third h tel Ffurtb, No. H i .j (over Kelli i's Uun Htoie;, Evansville, I lei. wpii,'tl . J. K Eli. K. V. HICll AkliHo.t RUCKER & U CHARDSON, Allornoj :it Law, North Hide Third Stmt, bet. Main & Locust, EVASMVI bl.K, 1m. Collections promptly altemled l. '.'irful allelitloli Kivell to eiaiuiit'il 'on of titles, writiug.deeas, lnof tgies. Ac. apl d:im " W. P. HAIIGKAVK, ATTOKNliV lit IA.V. OrMc on Third Htreet, In Wa-lilin;Uo House block. Will ptHcilc t e vnrtons i onrts ol tha Circuit. Prompt Hile jtion lo ol!l business I dm I l ui I'lIALO.X'S "i'AritlAN LOTIOM' For lieautirjln Hie bit In and Complexion. Removes all KrupHons, Freckles, pimples, AIolli lllolelies. I nn, etc., uud lendem tlie in toft, J.ur,und t tiHtmin;. Kor Ladies in the Murscry II Is Invaluable. Por OriilU-inen after Kliavlnj It has no equal. . , J aplllllll istl.ltlll is him itniy iriiam mnetly lor dmeasoN and blemisiies ol the Hklu. I'll AI.O.N'H " PAI'lll AM MAI" lot tlie 'loilel, Nursery, and li.ilb, will not chap the Hklu. Price Zt cents per cauo. i i.oit in: !i A . ri.l)K lK MAIO." . A New Perlum tor I he Handkerchief. EX1"111. tadlcate, IjisI Inn; Ki iim auiro. PHALON A HON New York. Bold by all drutitfists. X M

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ST II I ZZ S A Z 2 'V I K. K. mi.Mii; LSON & ( 0., Forwardinr: fz Comrnlr:::ioa A N I (1 K N K HAL A (1 L N T H FAST FilEIGHT LINK, O h. II '111 K nVAVSVIMi: A (KAUIflKliTII.ir. TKKKi; II II TH .1; I Mil A I'Ul.in, dkllkfomai.m:, L4KK Kit OK 12 41 KRIi; 1'AII.UtM:; t, EVANSVILLE, INI). Liberal csxli ad vaticea made on roi.'if n minis. iniii.isi I A II I Ji W .1. I'll f I. it'., l,T Ne w Ol les uh. .1. H. Mi Ci I I i.i ti of Loulsvtilii, by. E. NoiT.Ol ev i ii ;. ns. I'liclps, riltt'iillofli :l Co., PRODUCE, PRO VISION, AM I) ( Kll A I. Commission I.Iorchant3, 112 (.IMVIKU strkkt, nov'JIdlf Ni:W OKI.KAN-i. j. v. liUrioucii c r. i ot;i li it J.C. DUi'OLCIIET & COM T T C X T ACTOUN Produce aij'l . l'r ivislon! SO SOUTH U ATKII kTKI.ET, I.VAN f VILLI., IM'. Onlern Riid consi imeiilu moIIi dted. (!" F. II. EH R MAN c'a CO., Co m ni i e s i o 1 1 M oroli an In l'or the Pun i use m imI V-ale of I'l.OUM, HAY, CDRM, O.VJ, Li;,n; cv:miv, Ac, L.niii, Nos. IS and N. 'IVater litre c I, lnal2dtf i ;V A NM V 1 I.LI ., I Mi. TETl'Il CASEY &, GO, C'lllltllsIt ?ll-ItiIttn Kor t he f rile of I, A V, I lillV.llATH liltAN, KLOUH. Ml.AI., li 11 i N, LAlUi, at. I VV'esleru l'lodnee ;;hih -fully, jvo. si i.i u i; sm it i t r, hpiKdtf Vi -Ksiinaii, Mi.m vM. (;. i:::ov t co., Forwardirif; and C(:rimi::;;ion IM ;!.; 1 si tl Cm, WHAuiDOA r ri'.oi'itnrro!:.!,, Kailroad ami Fast i'rt;i;;ht I A;: a I tnU, I v t NS VI i. i.i:, I.N II. JiuiM dlv I .n w is i;i'Hmi, I u., I'vaiisvlllx, I in), .inn N liil.ini l, Ii 1 1 eo iel, i. III-.. L. ki ti n ir, ji:., ,"v co., roitu ;-a; u i:ich, a N II COMMISSION M I'RCIIA NTS. '.JI.N l'H K A N A VV 1 1 H S I .T I " M V N Y, W II I I .1,1 M I N. II.K Mil!l-. lUMC'l' VI.UM I 1,1' i M I I i I I '. M I I I. -, hi1. l.i l I-. I I.i l K M I LL-'i. No..i Mii:r:i u ati ii stiu.::t, J.'! I.VA N-tVl LLP. I I n Wri.lKin liiiii'im i s, Pu is I .ii n. 1 1 m-. 'u. ii A. VV.MipI in.ieil, I vi i is vi He, 1 i..L Cotton and Tobacco Factor I'tflfltl i I. A It ISSIO.V ll II II IMS. Oin.s.-4 V 1 N i'. X V, A'l I It H I HI- i 1 I I.va' v 1 1 i k. , isn. Wpei lul allt iilioti ,,lveu In i un hit. Ill . 1 1 1 I I I .-. I I. Ill I IV li l!l I.. M. Jl A I ll. n a i (Mliccesso .....t. it. i-1 T I II t U 1 Vv 1 1 . U a. W. M. A Ik limn A I ..) AI.II.VIN, I'lllllll CI US I It X I. T I "l't..! I . 1 I o i ii in i i. in K. . mils, J Ahii-vi 1 1 i . . t - -i . it. u-r i'i '. WI.m-HT, !-- "I.. 1 in I mill hin'l i .i i , ti n I'le N n I ion h i r.it ii h . A i;i nix 1 1 il I Hi io It I v I ( N;.lli I l.-i.l I . v l l r . i . fl ! t I'll, It-il I Tfr v. wor i, it i V w 111 (Ills Hill! I.itlner Ii le on V , ' Mhl r:V Vine, in' x I In I, I'M i -.on 111 Hit- ll-i.li. o J I'jl'lli, ! M I N II I' I ,n I ronH II. ni w i.i , int.. ci, im I.i lo i , 'H 'I f II ri'.j i. -i ' I v, - i.nr ,-, i 'i r. , i. i.i. i,u ....... i t., A .'. A.l, ill-., ,i.,l Sl.o s-e tltcin. 11. 1. A LLlrs fit I 1 1. II. II. . 1,1,1 s .x o i'OHWAKDiNj and m:mi::::v M KiKMIANTH, IlKtTl Ki KIH, and VVI.i.i. s.tl.i l.eaiH Liqioi ,i, ri.oi i:, p j r s : " s r r j : p. t , Olio iloor below v' I ne ni n I, o L. I'll I'ioii s I HI Ml"i, i.VANSVH, I Jatil dlf. A. . II A V It t. HKT. J. J. H II I rl t I Ini Inir t Av WIilKulic r, I'ROltUVK, I'OMMINHOX A N It . WA JCIJI.MJ MliliVIIA NTH, No, ..Ho!itli WsitrlH. It ulers In Hn ir, p.iuvni, 1 1 h y , ( i. i s, i t.i and on nl i y l'r slui-n. 3. IIAKTON, Clllllllli'1 It'll IlTt'lllllll, So. h i Ust hi t oiid Mn i t, ( IM l.NNAil, Libers I ad VH tif. kt 7 1 1 1 I S III !l 1 1 I II l-i (nat Wr.strrn Ui;niks! cii FAGT FREIGHT LI fJ II. I'MTKI) S1ATI S IHl'KKSS ( ;., 1 in .I'Ui I ruin, Agents Eri K.tilway d.-n;; .ir.y. .Nitl'- i StiliuMfs. m ii p. i u i i s i i it i sI'A il I I . I ll I be I .1 I, of M..I. il, I"'. to. 1 1 if oil he i 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I ;. i 1 1 i I I I I" IS I I 1 1 r ol I lie I l I I - L . I I ,V A "l uii'l i " -i J in. 1. 1; I V Will i . i I'i r a n 1 1 IIS M WlH I.O.I I.I I. i. 111. I lite. ! ' lit vol ib y li 1 1 ' i v ii I o oiu I"' 1 ' ii" ii I s I i H.. lust '1 Hi' m-, mi.l 1 1 1 m i ni . e tiller to i.1,1 -i. I ill II I IH I ' 1 1 1 s e i oi l h li 1 1 -i I li ' i s ti v ' .bin . I. 1 1 , I H l Di li 1 I no- I line. The (l.l.tlioii Wl .- I Mi"' Id t'lllleil (-(.!( -i uio.i .i.l. e nil til .e o 1 I 1 I M !l 1 I Ihe ( , I; 1 . T , lot, (hi - I " A I I i I 1 1 I . I i It bill- ol (.l;l. I by I V . M i h I.i , hi IjOl I.I hi losl sif I b.V ,"l.l(.l Kor I nl"-, ! llH H' 1 1 '' " cbniiis, Bppiy I V.. N. VAX i'.Y, A ; i i Lv.i nsv y nprl7 d (nil lul.