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PC31.tai!lia BY THE JOniNiiL COS PAST. No. a Locust Stree-t, EvivbmvI15. WEDNEHUAY Dl'.CKJdBEKJ, WW iie CbartV styles our articles proving that tte Democracy fully endorsed the present license law, as "temperance articles." If quoting the record of the Democracy on this question constitutes the articles "temperance articles," the Democratic parly must-bo a temperance party. RcJuctio adalsurdum. The CourUr proposes this morning to reconcile the fact that nine-tenths of tho Democratic members of the Legislature voted for the rrcsent 'compulsory temperance law," with its declaration that "tho Democratic party, through days of darkness and sunshise, have opposed compulsory temperance legislation." It is on interesting case of oil-and-watcr mixing that cannot fail to attract attention. THE Courier speaks of the " learned gentleman " who writes temperanco articles for tho Evansvillc Journal. As there has not been a solitary editorial in tho Journal on the license law but what was written by tho editor, ho feels a, a loss how to return tho compliment of tho Courier, unless it bo by suggesting that tho display of a little learning in its editorials would materially improve tho character and 6tanding of tho paper. Coming. Tho following is a partial list of' tho distinguished gentlemen who have secured rooms at tho Dates House, Iudianapolis, for the Army of the Cumberland reunion on tho 17th instant: Uenerals bhendan Thomas, Ilosccrans, T. J. Wood Palmer, Sooficld, Anson McCook Durbin Ward, Acderson, Dates Hunter Brooks, and D. I4, bcribnen Governors Hayes, of Ohio, an Fletcher, of Missouri. The Terre Haute dry goods men know how to do the " big thing" in tho way of advertising. We notice that tho advertisement of W. S. Hyce & Co. occupies thrco of the large columns of tho Express, and the adVJrtisemcnts of Tuell, RlPLEY & Djeminq and Waiiben, IIoberg & Co. each two columns of tho same paper. Theso advertisements present an appcaranco of thrift and energy that is very attractive to tho people, and wo havo no doubt the gentlemen comprising these business firms realize that advertising pays, and pays well. It is by the public spirit of such men that the reputation of Terre Haute for growth and enterprise has been so greatly increased within the past four or fivo years. lion. K. T. KercheTal. Our ilrpublic.-.n exchanges, in vari ous parts of the State, aro suggcstiDg tho names of gentlemen whoso f riends will advocate their claims to different positions on tho Ilepublican State ticket at the approaching Convention, on the 221 of February. Thus faf.we have heard of no aspirant "from this Congressional District, who manifests any disposition to thrust his claims upon tho attention of tho people. Entertaining, however as we do, tho cpit ion that the old' fashioned custom of having the offices .seek tho men, ought not to become altogether a dead letter, we bring forward tho name of R. T. Kercuevai., of Spencer County, for the olueo of Treasurer of State. Mr. Kercheval , is well known throughout the First Congressional District as a firm, active, and influential Republican. Ho is an excellent canvasser, a good debater, is a man of pleasing address, and will make a candidate of -'whom the party would never be ashamed. Mr. Kerciieval I.3 filled the office of Treasurer of Speooer County for two ' terms." He is a member of tho present State Lcgjslatire, and at its last session gained tVe respect and esteem of all his associates, by his urbanity, attention to business, and sound jadgmeut. It ii especially important that at least two men be placed on tho Republican ticket, who will bo ablo to canvass the State efficiently and successfully. Of all tho candidates mentioned thus far, but one or two make any pretensions whatever to public speaking. On the other hand,' we notice that a majority of the Democratic, aspirants aro men who have had more or less experience as public speakers. Tho battle to bo fought next year will bo a hard one, and if our Stato ticket is not composed of men who will bo both willing and ablo to discuss tho questions at issue in an intelligent manner, the party may expect defeat. Prominent among tho questions to bo discussed will be that of Finance This branch of American politics, Mr. Kerciieval has made a special subjoc! of study, and we think ho will bo found ablo to discuss tho complex question with as much ability, if not more, than can be done by any one spoken of thus far in connection with any; of tho offices to bo filled at tho next election. Mr. KERcnEYAL'a friends from this part of the State, will present his namo to tho Convention, conscious that his namo will add greatly to the strength of tho ticket, and that, if noniitated, hi3 election will bo to tho ad van ago of the Stato as well as creditable tho party. Enterprise. Tho Washington Gazette of this week says: " Steps have been taken to crganiza a company for tho manufacture ot gas in this place. A rolling mill company has also been organized. Tha articles of association of both companies were forwarded to the Secretary of State's offioo daring tho week." The talk of gas at that place is all gas, we should guess. Evansville Courier. That is in bad tasto, coming from tho source it docs. Tho man that does tho locals of that paper should have moro pride for tha placo of his nativity than ti make fun of it. liut he has learned bad liabil.s sine he

has been abroad, and tries to say toinotLiss; ebver at tho cspcn?o of his eld home. Washington Gazette. The GaeUi evidently don't like the bird that would foul its ottq nest.

S sr. da j at tho Capita! Churches, Ministers, c. Decemeep. 13, 13CD. Editors Journal: I have seen Sunday at the.Capital gazed upon its temples listened to the chimes of its silvery bclh, looked upon and heard its preachers. Waking up this A. jr., with " the same kind of weather" looking in at my window, and as it can't invito rcc cut, or shan't get me out, until I am ready, I'll save my tirao by jotting you down a few of my thoughts. They are much about yesterday. IndianapoHs may bo called " a city of churches." As I stood midway on the north side of the park on Meridian and New York Streets, there are churches on all sides of you, and tho sight is impiriog. At the north-cast corner is the new white etono cdifico of the Second Presbyterian Church, the outside complete, and, within three week?, the inside also, when it will be dedicated with impressive ceremonials, all its living cx-Pators Beecher, Dabb, Tindall with its I resent popular Minister to take part, t is an exhalation of architectural beauty. Is a pet child of Curzon, tho architect, who is a member ot the Church and has taken a just pride in making it all it should be. At the south-cast, at angling corners, are tho two brick Churches, the First Baptist and the First Presbyterian, the latter with its tapering spire rising to tho bight of 17G feet. The building is costly, ($110,000) but from this fioint of observation a failure, tbouh, ooking at it from an easterly or northeasterly point, it is very beautiful. Turnicg then to the south-cast corner, you havo tho new white stone building of Wesley Methodist Church, (liev. C. N. Sims) t V rafters of which arc being set and covered in. It bids fair to rival anyin the city. Its froat is to be flanked by high tow crs rising to tho elevation of one hundred and twenty feet. Tho work is going on with energy and rapidity. Just tack of " Wesley," is the nondescript edifice, raised by the Episcopal Church, of which Mr. Stringfellow was Hector during the war. it is like nothing in haven or on earth. It is medieval, and yet a little too airy.- It is of red brick, belted and capped, and spotted with the yellow Milwaukee brick. It challenges admiration, is like nothing bat itself, and must stand approved by cultivated eyes that love originality and character. Opposite this is the Third Presbyterian Church, and still nearer, tho stecplo cf the German Evangelical Church, of which tho excellent and pious- Mr. Quinius is Pastor. Then over tho roots you oec tho steeples of the Fourth Presbyterian Church and " Christ CJiitrch," with its singular "Aoc $tgiio," which every, body inquires about as to its meaning, and nobody understands. It's a kind of doublo cross and crcsicr, and yet it is neither. It's the ecclesiastical " What is it?" of the city. Other religious edifices are at various distances overtopping tho houses. All the chnroh societies seem to be doing something in the way, of buildingj or improving. . - L . c'i JJat it is not only the buildings that aro noticeable, but the rank of the ministry that is worthy of note. Fresbyteriausm seems to be strong here- I here aro no Jess than eight organized Presbyterian Churches. The Second Church, under tho charge of tho llev. Mr. Edson, has a large cum ber of young men and women in its membership, and ho secures their hearty co-operation. llev. Mr.' Inger soil, of tha Congregational Church, is a very attractive man, and ms church is arrowing. He now holds in his hands a call from Brooklyn, to a large church, who offer a erjpport of four or five thousand dollars besides a compact membership of over four hundred persons.- It is thought he will accept. One of the most popular men at present is ' the Rev. Mr. Sloss, of the Third Presbyterian Church, whom I had tho pleasure ot hearing last night. He is beneath the avcrago height, broad and well set, with a fair, healthy complexion, but as I listened to him, as ue declaimed upon liuther upon Pilote's Staircase," ".the lleformation of the Sixteenth Century " "The Cauncil at Home, and " That great man . wno naa peon waited to our shores with a lovo-fragrance sweeter than the flower whose came he bore," I could not but think that, like the eloquent master of Notre Dame, he grow taller to the gozs of his auditors. oinco Doing, uere l nave atso cccn privileged to hear our former Pastor of Trinity, llev. C. N. Sims. I know of no man who has so great an amount of personal magnetism, when he ad dresses an audience, iiy tho easy flow of his language and his wealth of sympathetic thought, he holds them en mj'por spell-bound- through and through to the end or his discourse. But the city has no preacher of higher culture than the Kev. C. II. Marshall, of tho Fourth Presbyterian Church. His sermons, which arv allcarefully written," are gems of perfected thought. In dealincr with analogies he has Vara gift?; and these made tributary to the great end of leading to Christ and ennoblinar tho christian in his Ufa of holiness. This is tho Church attended upon : by the family of our townsman, Governor Baker, who, I was proud to-learn. was a practical worker in its Sabbath School, whero I found him in . the midat of a large class of young ladies and gentlemen as their beloved and admired teacher. Tho Governor is a veteran in this work, for my earliest recollection of him was, as the teacher of a Sunday School twenty year3 ago, in tho Old Presbyterian Church of iVansvilIol on Second Street, near Main. V Had I time, I would like to eav something of the Young Men's Christian Association, who are making their Sabbath days' work tell. ! At the Congregational Chnreh I met tho Mr. Sinker whoso connection with the explosion at tho Fair was bo unfortunate. Ho is a man much hon ored for his uprightness and probity. Before I saw him, I was told an im portant item connected with the explosion, which was that tho man run-1 ning the saw had tampered with thn index, so that it did not indicate tho amount of steam up, but registeied itj below the fact. At dinner yesterday, also, I met our old citizen II. A. Lawrence, Esq., of Chicago, looking younger than ever; and, as my cyo swept over his venerablo head, I could not sco that there was a single grey hair added by the weight of yours. Asking him what ho was doing in Hoosierdom, with tho peculiar peculiar twinkle ho has in his eye, ho remarked: 'I only como down to do a little courting." So, after thit, f asked only a question or two about his amiable wiio and daughter, and

r, at He sc-cms well, and in Sno spirits. There! I've blown off steam, and even though the weather is net inviting and "wind to the right of us, and wind to the left of vlj, wind to the front, and wind to tho rear" I am goio, both. out, scorning and t'elymg Yours, a3 ever. OecAaiONA RKL'I BLICAX fcTATE COX VEX! 105. Call for February 22d, 1S70. At a meeting of. the Republican State Central Committee, held in the city of Indianapolis on the 2ith day of November, it was determined to hold a Delegated State Convention of the Republican party cf Indiana, in tho city of Indianapolis, on the 221 day of February, 1S70. Tho bat.13 of representation is fixed at one Delegate f or every hundred votes, and one delegate for every fraction over fifty votes, cast in each county for the Hon. Max. F. A. Hoffman, for Secretary of State, at the general election cf 1BGS. The Convention will asscmblo in the Academy of Music at 2 o'clock P.M., on the day of the 221 of February, and alter perfecting a permanent organizition, will adjourn until Thuisday, tho 23d day of February, at 9 o'clock A.M., when the adoption ot a platform and nominations for the following officers will be in order. ' Secretary of Stater Auditor of State; Treasurer of Stale; Superint?ndent of Public Instruction; Attorney General; and one Supreme Judge for each of the four Supreme Judicial Districts of the State. ; All citizens of the State who sustain the Administration of President Grant in its successful efforts to inaugurate economy, and maintain untarnished our national credit and honor, as well as all persons in .sympathy with the just, liberal and progressive principles of the Republican party, ero most cordially invited to unite in the selection of delegates to this Convention. Upon the basis adopted by tho Committee, tho several counties will bo entitled to the iollowiug representation. Tho names of delegates and contingents, with Post Office address, as soon as selected, should bo forwarded immediately to the Secretary of the Stato Central Committee. By order of tho State Central Committee. A. H. Conner, Ch'n. Joiin F Wood, Secretary. Votea cast for Max F. A. Hoffman for Sectnry of BtftUo, ISC. "Mo. Of Delegates. 0 Adams......... Alleu Bartholomew l',onton....... lllacfclord...... Hoone.. Brown......... Carrroll ........... Cass Clark..... ...... . Clay. Clinlou.... .. Craw ford ...... lavless Dearborn Lecatar.. leKalb... Dolawaro Dubois Klliliart.i..-... 64 ... 2 8 H ... 2,011 ... 621) ... 571 ... 2,5:55 ... 4 ... 2 ... l,fc"y) ... 1.01 l.Tttsi ... ys'i ... I,ffi5 ... 2.1M) . . 1.707 ... 2,017 ... 47l 2,M7 .. 1.477 1,!U .. 1,8!0 .. l.otil . 1.-..0 . l.U XJ . 1,'jyo . Z.'Jitt . 1,405 . 1,708 . 2.K71 . 3.:i7tf . . l,SS)t ' . 2,02 . 1,:'J . 7: 3 . 1.542 . 2,771 . I,i0 . 1,072 , l.TM 28 20 20 ' 4 16 21 IS 17 IS 10 18 22 2 17 28 h'ayett..... ...... Floyd.................. . FountainFraakllu Falloti U 1 Lson...... ....... Itj 11 19 Grant Ureeii . . Hamilton...-. ... Hancock HendricksHenry....- ......... Howard - Huntington ....... Jacfeson..... Jatper...... . Jettorson Jen n 1 n gn.. ....... ...... Johnson Knox Kosciusko Lagrange Lake Laporte Lawrence. Madlaon Marlon.... ... Marshall ....... Martin 1 20 17 2'J :i 20 21 11 2S 18 17 17 20 10 11 2'J W 2,008 1,W l.ays Z.B07 1 ,753 1,9 J 0,51 -. ......... I 111 Mi l.UKi , KVi 2.150 1.4i 2,010 2,004 60:i 2;a 51 1,2'Jl l,4il!J l,:i25 l,:aw 1,:2 - 1,701 .......1,001 toJil i ,...2,IJ S.017 2,001 ....2,125 2,008 .....1,9I . 19 2,!M5 X,tih7 l,2f ' 1.422 3.S14 V72 . IKX) 3,281 1.215 - 3,:l.U ' 1,405 -I,5ii5 1,000 ' 4.2KJ , l.ti! ,. l'J Miami ... MonroeMontgomery . Morgan Newton Noble.... Ohio ....... Orange..... Owen .. ...... Parke Peny Pike , PorterPosey Pulaski....- ...... Putnam. .......... Kandclph.. Ripley- - Kuhq. ....... ...... . Kcott ....... Shei by ....... .... Spencer Starke - HU Joseph ...... Steuben Sullivan Switzerland Tippecanoe .... Tipton . Union ............. VnrlArliirsh . 13 14 IS l'J ' ti 22 21 21 7 21 10 :j 23 IS ia it za 10 Vermillion ..... l; v Igo ..... ,.... Wabash Warren .... . Warrlcfc Washington Wayne Wells... White WhUoly .. 3.J 2S 15 lti -10 ii 1J 1,10a, 11 13 : , New Periodicals. ; " A Blaze of Beauty." TriB- Pit? TO RIAL riiaENOLOGICAL. JOURNAL for January, 1870, appears in bright array.; A new Torm, new typos, numerous ricli illustrations, vriih sound andenfiiblo, reading matter, rendcrfc this the best over issued. It contains iIonS.'S. Wisher, of .tho U. S. l'atfent Olhee ; De Ijessepa. of the Suez canal: President Cespedss, ofCuba Georse 'Pcabody; '-Dr.;-1 lscLendolf, the eminent JJiblieai, Dcnolar; l ortraita of tho KaiSr and Australian Races ; Progress of Science,. Steam, Electricity .Scientific Discovery," Anatomy, . Physiology, Medicine, - Phrenology; Brain . ', Wave?, ' How thought and sentiment are transmitted ; What can I do Best? The Faces We NMeet ; What they tell us ; Aa Afternoon at . "389; ?. The Wasp Waist Its ohvsiolojrv: Application Its culture: Our Agricultural Re sources Productions During the Past Fifty Years; Natural History Will horse-hair-become a snakerlhe Iledgo-hog Illuetaatcd; The Sponge Its oriein, growth and-use's; Joan of Arc. This favorite journal has now reached its 50th volume, and appears in a handsomo masaziac form. . We think it will prove aven more popular than ever before. -Terms, only $3 a year, or 30 cents a number. . Now 'is the time, to subscribe for 1370. s Address S. R. Wells BSD. nrnatlwa'tf New York. : ... ' .. - yThe Susday 'Magazine Wa are gratified to learn that Lippincott & Co., of Philadelphia, aro proving very successful with-their Sunday inD"-a-zme. We are not surprised at this. It could not be possible for a magazine presenting such an interesting variety of reading matter, could fail for want of appreciative readers. We copy the contents of the December part, that our readers may judge of tbo merits of the book by the character of the articles it contains ana ino reputation oi tneir authors: illustrations. The Companions of St. Paul, by John S. Ilowson, D. D.j

then let Inm go. tic is aicppior, present, at tho Bate House. .

J'jpisoacs m an Uoscuro Liiic bning Experiences iD tho Tower Hamlets, by a Curate; Part III., with thron

Dean of C?ter; III. Ft. Luk; Manns Pari-jhe?, - i-y Commander W. Davfsor;, R. N.; Illustrated. Urvrard Glances, by Rev. C. Pritchard, late President cf tha Royal As-

Lost and Found, by the Rev. John Monscll, LL. D. ; illustrated. Questions That Arc Always Turning Up, by tbeRav. Professor Milligan; II. The Repression of Sin in the Christian Church. The Song of the Sword, by the Rev. Samuel Cox; illustrated. Tho Struglo in Ferrara, by William Gilbert. Part II., with three illustrations; A Visit to Bethlehem, by W. Lindsay-Alexander, D. D. The Strength of Weak Things, by Benjamin Orme, M. A. ; illustrated ; Oo the Miracles of Our Lord, by Geo. Maodonald, LL.D.; III. Miracles of Healing Unsolietcd. About Amusements, by the late Rev. A. J. Morris. An Early Morning Walk, by tho llev. K. Horton. T ms ?3 50 per year, or thirty cents per Jtiumber; address J. B. Lippincott, Philadelphia. Packard's Monthly begins a new volume with improved prospects, and high hopes. Ti e field marked out by the publisher is, in many particulars, peculiar, and its cultivation has been quite successful, he informs us, as an reasonable person could have hoped. Wo regard the new volume as an improvement, ia many respects, ppon the old, und think we are safe in predicting for it a largely increased number of subscribers. The Galaxy proposes in order to enable new readers to follow Charles Reade's story, Put Yourself in His Place to furnish every new subscriber a copy of a handsomo volume of 200 pages containing all of the story published up to the January number, lhe programme of the Magazine for 1870, in other respects, is very inviting. A new story from Mrs. Edwards, and one of tho very best Jemalo novelists writing tho Lnglish language, is promised, to begin, probably, on the completion of JUr. Reade s story. Antheny lrollcpc will famish a series of "Editor's Tales," in which he will work, an entirely new vein. Parke Godwin, ono of -tho ablest of American writers, will give the Galaxy a series of noteworthy articles on his torical subjects. Richard Grant White will continue hi3 critical and social essays. Justin McCarthy, whoso skill as an cnectivc magazine writer is per haps untqualed, will supply critical analyses of prominent individuals in politics, science, and letters. A very attractive series of articles will be that by a late Ecclesiastic of the Roman Catholic Church, in which he will give personal recollections of the interior life of Rome, describing the character and aaily life of tho Pope, the cardinals, the priests, monks, eto. Another scrjes likely to attract atten tion will be one dealing trenchantly with the society of to day, under a uniquo form. Science will be repre sented by Drs. J. C. Dalton and J. C. Draper, both very eminent physiolo gists, and others. SADDLERY, ETC. i : Siciuftacli, Waclt & Co., MANDFACTCKKBS OF gj -A. JL r ID 1 Y AND Dealers' "ia !adul6ry Hardware, . - SIOX OF T1IK BIO COLLAR, AO. 79 BIAIN STREET, EVAN3VILLE, 1NU. Al.BRRT KTEINCACir, 'I 11. i: VV ACK, CiiAIvUii AIlLLBR. oc"-jm Charle3 . , Babcock S Co., IMPORTERS AND SKALKKS IN Coach & Saddlery Hardware JSprings, Axles, Wood Wor7c, Damages, Harness, Enameled Patent . i Leather 1 'ad ijkins, JSkirt- ','; I . ings, d-c, &c' lUftVU KVANriVlLLK, IN1. :K0. TU0UNII1LL, MA'JFlC7.'UaKR OF &ki5Mtft mid Jllariiesj HKt'OXD UTSEKT, near Main, E V ANS V 1LLK, IND, All Rin.lfj of fine Saddles and Harness constantly on hand. REPAIIUNU clone !n the best manner and at, short, wotloe. fmh.dHm U ilia! Fit EST ENTERPRISE ! ! .UliNDKIiSON COUNTY,, KY., I?y "lubllc " Drawing, authorized by the KcntncKy n gtsiaiure. r (311 PRIZES. CAPITA L PRIZ K.j.......... ...8L30.000. l:.. . SiTAioJar 1'aizE, SSQ. Drawing to ta!ro plao at Masonic Temple Louisville, Ky., DKCEiiBKU 2Stu, 1K(. n Masonic lempio Good bontls for the rent it have been taken, I tiiose drawing Kaid I tluo In caau for I and will bo assigned to Kartn. whteh will bo each NX) acres. RENT OP CAPITAL PR7ZK..... J5.CCO .'tickets,. $3 co.; K: : Bentl for Tickets to cither of the follow las Aeents. who will also -famish pam phlets, &c, giving iLe.scriptlou of tho prop erty: ' - Ij. it. LtAfv i-armers- xsaox, liender son. Ky. k ii. AL.K.A.MJi., uommoicifti lianK, Louisville. Kv. joaiN v. LAiUAM.rresiuent tians of IIonltiUBvUJe. llonscinsviiie. Ky. j ah. l. o.vlliAjsi. commercial lKtaK. . l i l- ir.. ii. u. THOMAS, Lexington, Ky, W. li. TYLKK, Owensboro, Ky. dooJ-i'iwtf IJOTIOIIS,ETC. Clcsiisiit, While z CJo. WHOlESllE DRYdOODS and NOTIONS 22 and 21 FIRST ST., VA y-21 KVAN-i ILLK. INI). ALTilOF, BERGMANN & CO., J.iirOItTEU3. OF . .' stAsui'A.creiiEr op ' Tm . JLND - MECHANICAL TOYS, 30, 32, 31, and 3G PiBK FLICS, Corner Chnreh Street, NKW YORK, V.cg to call tho atttnMon of the Trade to their w'll-n-sxorio I utoek, tho finest and la"-u.'sl to -- U wA In tliiaci'y. 2 d till d-iO

OxsroTTON-Oi cousiciiraan Donshty, seconded by Councilman Stoliibat-u, the following order was uanimous'y nseJ - and adopted: It is now here o:dorad that sis meats' public notice be given, by publication in Iho Kvansvllle Journal, a public newspaper printed and pubiisued in the city of Kvansvllle, that on Monday, the 3d day of January. 1S70, the Common Council of tho city of Evansville wiil make an order to extent Waliiut street of said city from Kicventh fctreet to Orange street, embracing within said extension, tho ground embraced within the following lines, to-wit: Commencing on the northwest sido of Walnut street, at p. point where the line of eaid street intersects the south Bids line of a sis foot alloy left open by tha K. & C. liailroad Company, on the toutli side of lbiepot ground uf said conip iny, theueo extending in a northeastwardly tiirecuou in a direct lino witii said Walnut street 534 feet, thence due east 15 iect to Hunnel street, in the Northeastern Kulargement, Lhence from a point on the east side of said street 23 feet north from the centre of said Walnut slroet extended to Matket street in said Northeast Enlargement: thence from a point on tne south side of Oranso street, at which the south, lino of fractional Lot No. 19, in Block No. 4, Hubbard's Addition to the city of Evansvliie intersect? said Oran-je sttect; thaaco extending In a soothwestwardly direction 53)4 feet; thence due wet to the northwesterly corner of Lot No. in Blocfc 4, in Hubbard's Addition aforesaid, embracing within said street so extended 30 feet of ths rear or northwardly ends of Lota 2 and a, the corner part of Lot 4, and 30 feet OIT the rear end of Lota 13, 14, li, 10, 17, 18, ltf, and 27, in said lilocii 4. Ad It is further ordered, that Market street, in the Northeastern Enlargement be extended as follows: Coramenein;; at a point on the propose 1 south line of Walnut stieet expended 53,1 feet from the southeast comer of l:;oct Mo. 16, in the Northeastern Enlargement of Kvansvllle; thence extending south Zi feet to the north line of Cheslnnt street; thence northeastwardly to the aforesaid south line of Walnut street, and thence westwardly 34 leet to the place of beginning, embracing wit hin said extension a small fractional Doint

of fractional Lot No. 19, lnllloeli 4, lnliubU4.ru a auuiuoq aiorosaiu. And any person aggrieved by reason of the adoption of this order, mav at anv time within six weeks rrom the M day of xsovemoer, iboa, apply to ine Common Council for redress by petition or remou' strance In writing, left with the Clerk of the Common Council, containing a state ment of the injuries complained of, and the amount demanded therefor, and said pennon or remomstraneo wiu uj uuiy eon sldered, hoard and determined, on the 3d day of Jauuary. 1S70. And it ia further or dered that the Clerk lteoord In the Minute Book of tuo tkimmou Council tha nlat or said Waluutand MarKetslreetsasproposed herein to be extended. Vhi:h said plat nas ueen preparea uy J amen it. M.iunilors. City Purveyor, and submitted to, and approvea oy inis uoaru. A. M. McGKIEK, Clerk, viiy uorK u uuioo, vausvme, i November JH h , 1 siKl. ( 7 IZ. Iff; : : EM AS'. GRAND DISTRIBUTION OF $9S,000 WOllTII of DiamOIldS,Yf atcIlCS, JCWCll ' ' J Silver Waro and Store Fixtures. Tickets ONE DOLLAR Each, Which includes tho CONCKItT to bo given at MOZART HAII-, Saturday, Dec 2.ith. Mr. It. II. Elias 1ms been nd vised bv his physician to discmtlnuo the Jewelry UukIness, which he has been pursulriK for no many years, on account of lis being too confining and Injurious to. his health. Aiauy oi ma old customers and the most prominent and leudini: men of Cincinnati havo advlned him to make a OUAN1) D1HTIUUUTION of hia entire Stock and Fixtures, and have promised him their aid and inlluenre. This Jewelry Htoro was j established by Joseph Draper in 1S.J2. lie was succeeded by 11. F. Ellas In 1S53. It. II. ii.uas, me present proprietor, naa been enRaged in the Jewelry IUihIhc-ss Twelve iearu. Ho can reler with Just pride to all the Jewelers of Cincinnati, and most ot the principal business houses with whom he has had the pleasure of doing business. They will all testify to his houenty and straightforwardness. The patrons can rest , assured that the utmo.st fairness and hon esty will bo the creatost aim of Mr. Elian. so that all will share equally in the prizes oflered. lrizc$ noio on Lxmoition aiid Tickets for Sale at R. IL ELIAS'3 JEWELRY STORE, NO. 10 WEST POVRTII NT., CINCINNATI, OHIO. Numbar of Tickets Limited to 08,000 CAPITAL. IXIIZE, A Fine Diamond Ring and Fin, VALUED AT s$ o , o o o : 0fA OTHER PHIZES, ranging lu valne GUU from 81 to Bloow each. The Distribution of Prizes will take E lace at my store, 10 west Fourth Hlreot, ECKMBEH 23ril, lbii'J, at 3 p.jr. Tho committee will be appointed by tho ticket-holders, to make an Impartial and fair distribution. A List of the Lrawn Numbers will bo printed and sent to each licaei-noiuor. KATES of DISCOUNT ON TICKETH. 1 Ticket .Jl 00 0 Tickets S5 fti 2 Tickets..-. 1 !i 7 Tickets-.... W) 3 Tickets 2 90 8 Tickets .. 7 55 4 Tickets 3 SJ 9 Tickets H 60 a Tlexets .. 4 7U 10 Tickets. 9 40 , AH money should be Kent by dralt. nost- i oiuco umer, in reKiswrea letter, or Dy ex press, auurud an communications to R. H. ELLAS, POST-OFFICE BOX 1,212, CINCINNATI. OHIO. nolfl to le24 ool . THE - EMPRESS BEIF ft , , t.. . i j. . V1 fJvO FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. A NKW THING FOK AN UNDKRJCX BELT, or for a Dress Belt. Thlalielt ams 10 support ana Improve the appear ance ox tne llgure, and Is preferable, in many respects, to any other Bolt In the market. It is metallic, which elves it uoraumiy. and is b autifullv flul-dmi. in jet, silver-gilt, and plaid paltorna. No lady tuuuiu us wnuuuiouu, ' - - We have Just received our Fall Stock of TfOITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES, HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND NOTIONS; and as wo are In the White Goods Trade exclusively, wo of course keep a larger I block ana can airoru to ecu at less proats '. than mercliants who keep general stocks. We are exclusive Agents for the Empress : icu. E. A. COOKE & CO. deSdtf - For Bcautlfjiag tbo Skin and Com- , plcxion. liemoves all Eruptions. Freckles. Pim. pies. Mom uiotcnes, Tan, eic., ana renders tne uKia jatt; antt oioonung. For Ladies In the Nursery it la in vain. ahle. For Gentlemen after Shavlns it has no equal. . . . - ''Fanhian Lotion" is tho onlv reliahl remedy for diseases and blemishes of the cjun. - - . . PlllI.OS'S "PAP1IIAS hf M fr.r the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, will not chap the Kktn. Frice 25 cents per cake. " FLOR 1E HATO." "'EU tiH JIAVO." A Now Perfume tor tho iiandkerchlt t. Exquisite, lelicale, LaKtine; Fragrance. P1IALOM & HON 1 New York.

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INTEIiiv1 AT I ONA L INS. COMPANY. Cash Capital, $.C0,C00. Surplns, July 1, 1SG9, $ts.31,S43 C.I. fio. Ill EBOADWAT.K. Y. STATEMENT of the Condition of the INTEri .NATIONAL INSUBANt'K CO. Of Hew York city, July h.t, 180'J: f olnl wi J1,2P0,RM lolal L,iulilUies . .. 13800 nn17 , C.K.DREW. Agent. novl7 d3ni Evansviiie, Ind. Tho CiTY FIRE IKSURANG2 CO- ! HARTFORD, CONN. Capital and Assets ovkr a HALF MIUIOV DOLLARS. The reputation and standing which this Company has secured l.i EVANBVILLK tosether with the lare and nudoubteJ security it offers lor all lU obligations will it is hoped, secure for It a share of the'pnblie patronage. r A. C. JIALLOCK. Agent, No. 4 North Fust Street. CQV17 dim Evapsvilie, Ind. The SPRINGFIELD FIRS IMS. CO., OP MASSACHUSETTS. Capital and Surplus ....80OO.OO0. This weli-kuown Companv continues to insure against LOSH AND DAMAGE BY FiHE on alt kinds of buildings, merchandise, household furniture, and all other Insurable property, at reasonable r&ten. Applications received and policies issued oy C. K.. UBKW, Agent, novl7 J3ni Evausville, Ind. THE MEKGII ANTS' FAVOltlTK. THE I.OUILLARi) OF NEW YORK. $2,000,000.00. Dwelling Houses lusured for a terra of years at greatly reduced rates. ' THREE , YEA US A T THE 1 'RICE OF TWO! FIVE YEARS A T THE PRICE OF THREE! Don't wait for a fire to war a yon, but go at once and Insure In the LOEILLAED. Wisdom, Prndr-ncrt, and Kxperier.ce all 1 say Inbitreln tho Tho Ample Resources, Large Experience, Trompt Payment of Leases, And Bigh Standing of '- ' THE, LORILLARD INS. CO. Commend it to all who want FIRST-CLASS INSURANCE. All losses Adjusted and Paid hy C. I. Illi:W, Agent, o. 3 main h'rur.irr. nolU-lm WEXSEN & BAKER, General Insurance Aent3, AND ADJUSTERS OF LOSSES, MARBLE HALL, No. 9 Main St., KVANSVILLK, IND. Dwelling HouseB Insured for a term Of yeara at greatly reouceu la tea. Three Yean at the Price of Two Five Years at the Price of j Three. Iiife Insurance n Hpeelally. Total Cash. Assets Represented Oter Twenty-five Million Dollars. MM BM -it The following are amonu the Companies repreeemeu : . r tt :4 iETNA Insuranoo Co. of Hartford. Conn. CttBh Attnaia .-s,ooo,ooo. Cash Aauets 1,500,000. CONTINENTAL Ins. CO, of New Yorlt. " . Cash Aaaets (2,000,000. NOiiTU AMERICAN Insurance Coo. . Hartford. Conn. . Cash Assets ....... IJ500,O00. MERCHANTS' Ins. Co. of Hartford, Ct Cash AsseU ..500,00Q SOUTH AMERICAN Insurance Co. of New xo-k. . Cash Assets . 8SOO.OOO. PIICESilX Ins. CO. or.Brooklyn N. Y. 1 Caau AaaeLB., l,7(l,IHW. J3TNA EIFE Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn. Cash Aistieta i,ooo,oou. NEXSEN & BAKER, Agents, . 9 MUX S7BEXT, TansrUle, led. 1an30 tly - HLESTATTRAYTTS. - LIVE LET LiIVi; I JOHN C. SCHWEIZKR'S y Main St. Exclianae, BET. FIFTH ANU SIXTH BT&,;V '". The Cheapest Oyster Honse la Towa! Ficrsri oTSTEns or the finest quality received from Baltimore daily, per express. ,. ,,,, . Meals at all hours &! cents : OvKlr Ron n 10 cents; Lodginen 3.3 cents. . open rrom 6 a.m. to 12 p.m. !1e4dlyDissolntion Notice. : VARTNEKSfllP II KKETtlTIIK fore fore existing between Triule. Alyers & liro., in tho Planing Mill, Hash and Jjoor Mauufactnrlna Uusincss, baa oeea this day dissolved by lnntnal consent. The style of tne new nnn win ue j acoo aiyrai x oru., who assume all liabilities of the old firm, and are alone authorized to collect all moneys due said arm. o JACOB MYKRH. MICiiAlvL MVElid. Evansvllle, Ind., Dec. 3d, labU. w v w Teel thankful to our numerous friend's and customers for the liberal patronage bestowed upon the old Arm in the aut "L,,,! hv strict attention to buxiness and fair dealiDR we hope a continuation of tho same, our place of business Is at tho old stand, corner ui wi-r ami joouKCil Htreets. JAfOBMlKKMSliKU. del daw I Union, courier, tuu uem. copy.

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JOHIT S. M'COnKLK. JOHN P. TWT'V KoCOSKIE & TWEED, And Manufacturers of Sos?i, Dxrrs, Blinds, Frames, Brackets Ac, c, for. WALJilT A EIG5ITII STREETS, EVASVIL1.K, IjfD. All orders will receive prompt attention fe3 d3ra OI7II.I3S US' M'q r;pocifn:!y call yonr attention to r rlef list of Unllding Materials manufactured for and kept on hand by We propose to furnish everything required In building. Our establishment comprises a combination never before attempted by any one house, 's we make Building Materials a specialty; and from twenty-five years' experience as mechanic, manufacturer, and builder, we flatter ourselves tkat we can furnish articles In our line more to the satisfaction of builders, as regards quality and fitness, than rersons with less experience-assuring yon that, If our list comprises anything required by yon, we shall bo most happy to forward yon, on application, onr Price Lisi. ; Doora, Sash, Blinds, and I " ZloxildingSi We koop on hand a targe stock of all the usnal sizes, and are prepared to manufac ture everything In the line or ' Doors, Sash, Elinds (ontaide and inside), Mouldings, Frames, Brackets, ' Newell Fosta, ' Balusters, &c. S A ST, PRIMED and OLA ZED, ' On hand and to ordrr. . GLASS of all sizes and kinds PAINTS, BRUSHES, OILS, POTTY, and VARNISHES of all kinds. ! NAILS, LLSE, CEMEJT, PLASTER PARIS, HAIR. V SHINGLES, LATH3, FLOORING, WEATBERBOAEDING, FIRE t '; BRICKS, &c. .3 Wo vm!d ranicnlariy call yonv al.tentlou to our large (dock of ltlii5.li:KM. 1IAUDWAKK, comprlRlnc everytldhg lit f he lino, RBsnrlnu yott 1 hat wo can snccessIullycorapto wltli til larsofrt hardwaro dealers as to price. ,. ; " . ' : - ' i ,J . ' . We aro Agents for. . vpjimost & rossiJiVAarn slate Wo havo on hand a large stock: of Hoof ing Hlule, . MarbluiKed Hlnto and i Iron, Italian and Blatnary: Marble Wantles, UrateH, Ac, and can fnrntoli every tlnil and style stt lunnuTacturem' piiorsi. ' tialoarm and piflce; ". SouthWater Street Between Walnut and Locust, . KVANHV1LLK, lNIJ. CAOOCOK. & STEELE. i.UMKKn r.iinriir.i i TIIK HIJIt-SffcIKKK ('(INTINUKN the LumLmr l;iisint3 at hla old KL&nd at the corner of Main and Snvnnl h and would rettpuctruUy inform the ptihllu that hb! KUvck in large and Heeond to nof lu the auMorlnuiaiiH, ombrlus 41 n oi f J thlcltueHHeu and quality, from the '1 Third Common Hiutiuhw' iiimni nn Three-Inch timt t!lear finale : Also, owi uouii cf various ihicknc i and MyleH. aud l,toe L1UHTH. . ' ' j; Window Hah, I'm a and J'oplarHhiDei ?,.?nd mJ1t Moulding Caaiu uruers irom tu ie. country, river or iau mietl promptly. TOiiudm JOHN F. ULOVElt. PRY Ol'FEIt 1'IlitU Tint DAY tho htat-eelocUwl stock of Suramer and Seasonable IXTLrT GOODS Y AGJ-iY LOW PllIOK&l Via.: in thi DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT, 'A very largo block of the t ' - , BEST;- PRINTS'5--.1' T And tho most popular braads . ' Blcachefl & Unblcaclica At the lowest market ratoa. j; DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT Is now more comnletrt In Mm mumrtmnnt man ever ueiom oiieretl in tHls market, ami at AHTONISIHNULY LOW FlUCEs! 15I.ACK 1SII.K.S, And all the new shades of FANCY SILKH At U5o-, 50c., 75c., and II per yard lens man meir vaine, and tiHirrtmtea aU mUM, the assertion of some ... unscrupulous competitors to tho contrary notwlth- '"' t Btandlng. . .-.i. - Black tmd White LLAMA SHAWLS; Hosiery, Gloves, FAUAE0LS iD 8U5 UMIiliELLAS. : '' ' ''' ;' : ASD -. . NOTIONS la : endless variety MILLINERY STOCK win he closed ont I enoap daring toe balance of the season. Mosquita Ears and Nettiii The best style of AfeKrtuito Par Fixtures just, received ana niaas up to order at short notice SCHAPKES, ;injSSLYG & CO, - - i Sou 41 aud 49 Kaln Street, j nn28 f5l ; S e"o ii r ir J Ih a. beverace pariieuiariy adapted to rnr. sons or weak and debilitate J fconstP-utions and those suffering from dyspepsia, loss of appetite, general debility, etc "it TAKRi 1 rua.La. ui, ana xii BUPEKlOU to, ale, porter, and spirituous liquors, in all caies where nourishing ? beverages and luijics ro ueeaeu, eminent physicians of New ork say: "Wo have used Hok's "tT EXTitACT In practice, and the resniu nave ocen snca as to iuuy Justify tlie claims made for it; wo feel coitain that it is uesuneu to supply a want long felu" TA RICA 1ST A CO., NEW VOKIf, HOLK AOKNTS h'OIt TIIK '"UNITKD STATUS, KTC. no25 dim

ALFX, WOOLniiiffiE. HOWES & VOOLD RIDGE, CQTTQIT :?ACTOIlB, . rp.oisrrE an: ass fro: IIKJiriiiS, TENN. Liberal l'r'Himnt. Cash At! v.;nccrj on Cot! oil Jd HOWARD & PREST0NS, NEW UiLEANS. IXJUi?IANA, Pi KINTO.V llliO.S. Will. JMKK consiumeuls of cash advances upon i'OUK, COKN, FL' Uli, TOBACCO, Ac. to the above he use, and also lurnlsh gunnies to shippers. . nov2dtf 8AMOKT. nr. kkxskdv. jn.icd vaiki.v. l'AL't e. :jok.timkii. IJ. KENNEDY &' CO., Commits if n Slerehis FOR 1 11 X &A I. K Otf FJoar, Provisiors, Corn, Whisk)', And Western Produce generally, 55 nnd 57 POYDi'tAS STK11T, NiiW OKLKA.NM, LA. Consimentu nM ?1ted, and liberal ca-h advances made on shipments to t lie abovo house, by w. M. AKi. oc-'l dtim FVANMVH.I.K, In FOSTHE & 0WYN, COMtllSSION HERCHAIiTS, 07IIAGAZI VE STI5EI2T, JTEW Oi: LEAD'S, ESrKiTAf. ATTENTION tJIVJEJJ HS Wtstein i'roduoe. (oimignmonts of Flour, Corn, Porfc and all klndt or Weftoru l'roduco solloitinl. JJtxjiiil dixit advance made on all Khlpnients. either for Mala In Now Orleans or shipment to New Yurk. FOSTER, O 7TlN & CO., CommigiIoa lot-tilmnt m 41WATE3MREET,' PQVl-d3m NEW YORK. , KVK. DUKKEHSON ...J. U, HANKIN. R. E. DUNKERSON & CO. Forwarding Sc Commission Morchnntnj AND UKNKRAL aoi:n SOUTH SHODE FAST iHEIGHT LINE, ' ' . OVES TUB KVAX8VILLK As CKAWFOIiKSVII.LF,, TKIiRK HAITIS L l.MIIANArOLIS, IiKLLEF0.TAIXK, IiAiK SJfOEK & EI1IK KAILCUARH, EVAUSVILLE, IND. Liberal cash advances made on connlnnroenLw. in u5 ( i i f p. a. DirBoroHiT. ' rto bii.mrt. DUSOUCHET & GILBERT, GKNKKAL . COMMISSION M ERCUA A 7 S, So. 9 l'oj drss Street, NKW OKLKANS, 1 A. Orders and consignments solicited, Jy5dtf IlAKljW J. PiiKi ji, or New OrleauM. J. U. MoCl'I.ixxiis, of ixfutnvllie, Ky. ii Nott, of New Orlean. Phelps, FJc illath & Co., PROD UCE, PRO VISION, ANU CKSEItAL Commission Her c h an ts, 112 It ISA VI KB BTUKXr novatdtf NEW OULKAN.-t. . WM. G. UROWN & CO., Forwarding ?.M Connissioa IVl ere Uants, WHARFBOAT PROPRIETORS, Railroad and Fist Frelrlit Line id Fist Freight , Ag juts, EV ANS VI LEE, INI. Jans dly l M. BAIS J. . a. H. S T A l B a i in -l o rm m . JJ A 1 ii il ii D 1 A i- I'; HaccesfcOM to W. -W. Alkman 4 Co.,; GENERA",. Atj:TS, PKIllllif Forward I oi' and lonamlnHion m. chantM, KvniiMvulo, JudLana. it-ftir to i. ti. Wheior, I'rt-H'U '!rt National b ' andKani'i Orr, VJco X'resident k.vn.amtji. National Bank. , Agents fur Ohio RUer Bait Co. noit-F WE W JJ x. 1 II E 31 1 N I l! li friends a id former patrons that we are m KlKM'i' k'J KhlKT, ono door 1 li.iv Vine, ntxt to L. 1 In the trado of i.joi 'ttR.t tinu tut i. them. ; . a. i. a; aAa F0K7JIDLntG AND COil!' ..I' MEKOirANYS. FIR S T S T R E E T . Ojk door below Vine next to L. Pleraon't . ., . ( , ilfl!; "op, ' ' " ' ' EVAK!V7I.Lk, Ir Jaal dtf. ... ; a. s. iiatiiuest, VRODUCK, COM MI S.HOJV A WO MS0 ' WA11D1NU MERCHANT. No. S. . Boulh Water Bt. ltoaler in Flour. Karon. H'.v.'OaM. Com aud (Gantry i'rodaco. . ' S. M. BARTON, - . . CommiHodon Blernlinnr. Ko. 85 West 8coi5il Stroci, CINCINNATI. t,!.h5ra aivaheos jnada on oonslgnmeE'.s ULl -. r. TtrrsrprrnEV. oko. j. t.kwis c. w. KR IXEir. IIIOTJIBEY,' IV.IS CO., ; FORU'AKSIXG AJf3 CMMIS,SI0. MERCHANTS. IrojrielorH or U'iiai f'ltnm

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