Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 March 1870 — Page 2

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PCBLLHID BT TH1 ETANSYILLE JOUSSAL C01PAXT, .. I.n-i;i fctrfef, Evanavlll.! TnURSDAT, MAHCB 24, 1870.

Republican ilty lotentton. The Republicans of .tee Cily of Evansville, ted all who arc in favor of continuation of a prudent and economical administration of the affairs of the City, are requested to met t in mass convection at NATIONAL HALL, Corner of Vice and First Streets, on SATURDAY, MARCH 2G. 1870, AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. 31., for the purpose of nominating candidates for the various city offices to be filled at the election on Monday, April 4th, and transacting such other business as may be demanded by the interests of the party. By order of the Executive Committm. Norton and ConSIlnj. Thd Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial, reports a sharp passajr'j-at arocs between these two Senators. He says: A pretty sharp spat of words occurred io the Senate to-day between Sen ators Morton and Conkiinz in regard to the calling up of General Ames' case, upon which the Judiciary torn mitteo had reported adversely. Mr Morton called up the report, or made a motion to that enect, when Mr. Conk lin?, ia his nsaal palavering tone, smilad, and bowed, and poured oat his sickly irony, intimating that the Judiciary Committee would take care critseii. Morton, controlling his anger, replied very calmly that he had done nothior unparliamentary or uocourteous. and that he bad consulted Older and better Senators than Conkling before be took th step. Sher man and Hamlin, both old Senators, said Mr. Morton's course was very proper, and such as had been the cracticc. Other discussion followed. but Morton, of course, got the best of the auarrel. as he always does There h ti been for more than a year abad feeling existing between the two Senator, which is mostly due to the fact that Morton will not stand 'lnklicg s patronizing arroganoc. Considerably Mixed Literary Gems We like the lumioious manner in which tho Courier disausses city affairs. Its argument are so pertinent, showing tho efficiency of the Democracy and inef&oiency of the republicans! In an article in yes terday's issue, the citizsns of the city are enlightened as to their duty, and a comparison is attempted between the Republican and Democratic oandi dates tor coanoilmcn. W e nod in that article so many "literary gems," that we quote from it liberally in or der that our readers may share, witl us, the enjoyment of their perujal. The Courier starts out with a com parison between the two caodidates in the First Ward'. Can aoy man in Evansville say a word agaiust Aagust Ellcs? Let the voters of the ward contrast him with his opponent! Capt. Elies is known as a worthy citizen, who has aimed for many years to build up the city. Mr. Bedford is simply Mr. B! His mark in certain places is ma mark I The Courier is right in sayiog that Mr. Bedford has made his mark in certain places. Hi marJc is to be found all over the city, in the shape of good substantial buildings, sewerB and other improvements. He is known to be a live, icorking man, and the people of his ward will best consult their interests by electing him. Of the Second Ward candidates the Courier says: Mr. Alvah Johnson is a negative man. Mr. Van Riper is a positive man. The latter works for the success of coming generations. The former works for the enriohment of the heritage left by the men who have gone before him. Alvah Johnson a negative man! He has been honored by the Democracy with one of the best offices in Warrick County. He made a good race on the Republican ticket as a candidate for Congress. But these distinctions of course don't compare with Mr. Van Riper'a positiveness. .We think the Courier has got things mixed, and really meant the reverse of what it said. Oar reason for thinking so is found in the fact that Mr. Van Riper ran last year for Councilman ia a Ward that was positively Democratic, and got negatived. We think he is still negative. The Courier1 comparison of the Third Ward candidates winds up with a climax that is perfectly stunning. It says: The Third Ward. Who dares to raise his voice against Dr. Matthew Muhlhauseu? He is one of the boys of the town! Raised here. He has been a Councilman, and a good one! Who can say aught against him? We shall have mc-e to say when the opposition ehoSght! Compare Sam. Archer and Dr. Muhihausen! Oh, Lord! The ' Oh, Lord 1" conclusion of the paragraph is, to ssy the least, a very doubtfalcompliment to the Democratic-candidate. It says, in two words, that the writer in examining the eutjeot, found that comparisons were odious, and concluded to dismiss the theme io a way that would occasion his candidate the least damage. On the Fourth Ward candidates, the Courier does not commit itself. Here, again, it finds comparisons odious. By the time the editor got to the " ;fth and Sixth Wards, he had s considerably mixed. We copy arks on these two Wards enas .Mr. Squeers would say, hness:" i Ward! John Dannettell, . Willard Carpenter, conMr. Dannettell keeps a it anda groceiy. He ceils nd lea, nails and twine, cod- . herring, coal oil and tar, and very pleasantly to men who lager beer at his counter! He

is a very nice man a thorough geutleman, who wanted to whip us oa one occasion, but very kiodly consented not to do it! Hence, we feel kindiy towards Mr. Danoettell! How doyoudo.Mr. Daonettell! we bow before you, but would vote for Mr. Carpenter, if we lived in his Ward! Willard Carpenter ia a citizen of

thirty years' residence in Evansville. He came bere when our city was a village. He is a man of progress; a citizen of determination; a man of large means, whether the contrary be said or not, and has always been hrst and foremost in all public improve ments. He looks to the success of the city, and steadlastly opposes all erases. ihe honest voters Know very well whether he will be for thein j. or against them in tho race tor progress, success, edory, and a good city government. JJanoeitjil and Uarpen ter! (Jhoose between them. Charles Scbaum! Ho was nomina ted in the Fifth Ward. He i3 a pleasant fellow a nice maD. lie Bells malt, votes the Radical ticket, and is a brother-in-law of George Wolflin! If these things do not con- ' stitute a BUDCient recommendation, we do not know what would! "We shall tip our glass with Charley when we meet him, and wish him success in the malt business! John A. Reitz is the competitor cf Mr. Schauni. If there is a man in Evansville who has done more for the city than Mr. Reitz, we da not know it. He came to Evat.sv.l e a poor man, and has mae a fortune by attention to business, and being a lair and square man in all his deal ings with the people. He remembers the poor, because he was him self poor. He befriends the laboring men because be has himself labored He builds up the city because ho has an interest io its success. He is an honest man because ho is himself honest. He labors for the people be cause he is one of the people. He aids io the construction of publio works because such works are needed to develops the ciiy and the resources of the country ; he is charitable because he has the ability to exercise charily; he is honest because it is right tor all men to be honest 1 Choose, voters, choose between John A. Reitz and Charley Schaum. Let us all go to Charley Schaum'a; smell of his malt; take a glass cf )a?er. if bo in vites ns "oHf," and then VOTE FOR JOHN A. REITZ! The Courier sneers at the occupation of Messrs. Dannettell and Schaum. One makes, and the other sells, beer. This, we take it, sounds strangely when contrasted with the utterances of that paper for the past three months. We believe Messrs Scbaum and Jaonettell hivo never been accused of trying to dodge paying their honest debts. We regard Mr. John A. Raitz, and Mr. Willard Carpenter as strong men They look after their own interests strongly, and they have made money by the operation. Tbey are both publio spirited men. We mean by that, they feel a great interest in pub lic affairs, and so far, we honor them for it. Mr. Reitz believes too, in economizing publio expenditures, especially in thoso portions of the city in which he bas no particular property interest. He is also in favor of getting as much work as possible for the smallest outlay of money. This he proved, by his influence, when a member of a previous Council, in having the wages of laboring men reduced. We presumo it is for the latter services that the Courier is fo enthusiastic in his praise. But we protest against the Courier running four candidates in the Fifth Ward. We can not belitve that Messrs. Reitz and Carpenter will run well cn the same ticket. They entertain too high an opinion of each other's Fagacity and integrity for that. On the other Land, the Republicans, 60 far as Mr. Schaum is concerned, have made different arrangements. They propose to have him represent the Sixth Ward in the next Council. They think Dannettell wiil represent the Fifth to the entire satisfaction of its voters, without any assistance. The Courier's dissertation oa the Seventh Ward is neutralized by the fact that Mr. Rice, and not Capt. Kcehler is the Republican candidate. The Eighth and Ninth Wards are disposed of with a flourish of the pen. The Courier fails to enlarge upon the contest between the candidates in the Eighth Ward, especially. In this wc commend its prudence. But of course eo long and exhaustive an editorial could not be closed with other than a formidable climax, so we have it in the following paragraph Let the street railroad monopoly perish. Let tho gss monopoly pine away silently to a certain death. Let the new water works monopoly be nipped in the bud. Let all the clans and combinations perish and be bur ied in a dishonored grave. And it is with such bombast and fustian the Couriir hopes to influence intelligent voters ! We feel confident, however, that like tLe speech of the Paducah gentleman on Tuesday night, it will sour on the stomachs of those who read the stuff, and create disgust where it is expected to make the moat powerful impression. 5E1T PUBLICATION. THE PICTORIAL FIELD EOOK O? THE KfcVOLUTIoN or Ulasirattons by Fen and Pencil, of the History, Biog aphv, Scenery, Kel s aud Trdilions of the War for Independence: By Be. J. Lossiso. Published in two volumes, by Harfkr Bros,, Sew YorK. For sale by Kobekt Clakke & Co. Cincinnati Mr. Lossinq not only writes excellent history, but he collects the materials from which that history is made. Mr. Lossing's industry is equaled only by his conscientiousness, which leads him to treat all parties with tho utmost impartiality, and to give all the facta that" throw light upon "the contest, which is a novelty in writing about it. f We have had enough partisan history. It is proper that the history of such a contest should be given in a sound manner, and such is the book Mr. Lossino has placed before his countrymen, after immenso exertion, to make it worthy of their approbation. Of the mechanical part of the work, we cannot speak too highly. It is an ornament to any library, and is interesting to both young and old. Lippiscott's Maoazlne, for April (Philadelphia, J. P. Lippiccott& Co.)

contains: The Vicar of BullhamptoD, a novel, part x., by Anthony 'frol-lope-Frosted Windows, a poem, by MaryR. Whittlesey; The Negro in the South, by Edward A. Pollard; Two Old Heads, by Grace Greenwood; Leonard Heath's Fortune, by Rebecca Harding Davis; Our Credit Abroad; Florida, by Dr. J. P. Little; Luck io a Shadow, by Mrs. M. E. Stockton; The Wsshingtons Season, by Eugene L. Didier; A Real Hero, by J. Franklin Fitts; About Hogs, bj Col. Donn Piatt; The Sailor's Weddicg, a poem, by A. E. Pillsbury; How I became a Pagan, by Mrs. Car olino A. Halbert; Noah Webster, by L. Gaylord Chrk: A Six Day's Diary,

by Charles Adams; Our Monthly Gossip; Literature cf the day. The publishers announce that &ir liarry Hotspur of Ilutublewaite, Trollopa's new &tory, w;ll be commenced in the May number. Hakpeh's Monthly, for April, contains tho War in Paraguay, by Gensral McMahon. with fourteen illustrations; Lost Days (poetry); (Joint Bismarck, with nine illustra tions; Among the Silk Wonts and Velvet Looms, with twentyoue illustrations; Beautiful Child (poetry), by Major Sigourney, who claims to be the author of Beautiful Snow; Fred erick the GreatFart v. with five illustrations; Around the World on Skates; illus-rated; Linda's Young Jjidy; Ti get her poetry;; a urave Ladv : concluded; ttevealedin a Dong; The Icdiau What Should we do with him; Bithsheba Carews Curse; Thy Great Go'd Conspiracy; Anteros, by tho author of Guy Livirgilone: border lvem;niscences, by ueneral Marcy: Eiuor's Easy Chair; Scientific Record, Historical Record, and Drawer, (,'inciooati : Robert Clarke & Co., and W. S. Thorburn. The Galaxy, for April (Nsw York : Sheldon & Co ) contains : Put Yourself in His Place, by Charlts Reade, chapters xxxviii and xxxix (with an illustration): Mr. Raymond and Jrurnalism, by L. J. Jennings; Letters from Havana, Laure d'Haue rive to Angela Gaynor, iii , by E. do M.j Exile, by H. U.; Ten ifears in Rome, tho Propaganda; An Editor's Talef, No. iv.; The Spotted Dog, part 1; Hie Attempt, by Anthooy Irollope; Eugenie, Empress cf the French, by Justin McCarthy; Pino Platk, by James T. McKay; The Case of Hamlet the Youocer. by Richard Grant White; The Future of Now lork; Ihe Galaxy Miscellany; Drift Wood, by Philip Qailibet; Literature and Art; NebuIso( by the editor. Putnam's Maga2Ine. Parke God win's assumption of the editorship of Putnam s Magazine is indicated by the improvement in the contents of the April number ot that peiiodica over previous editions. Ihe most notable features of this number ere the Editorial Note?, and sd ar'iclc on the American Doctrine cf Neutrality, which shows, by a historical argu rnent, that we have always held it to be our duty to observe a strict imparmlify between all belliKtrtat nations and also between a nation and its re volted provinces, &o that Secretary Fish's action in releasing the Spanish gunboate, while stopping Cuban expe unions, was at variance witn ourown explicit doctrine. The regular cdi torial staff, besides Parke Godwin consists ot ll. li. otoaaara, is iyara laylor, I1 red. B. Perkins and Chrl ton F. Lewi-, while the list of con tributors ifcludo most of our pericdi cil writers The other articles are American Dress, Prof. Da Vcre; A Qaccn of Society, Jul. I1. W. IMorest; Uon oerning Charlotte, (Concluded), M. CP.; A Night on th ; Mississippi (in wartime). Ross Guffin: Insect Lift in Winter. S. F. Cooper; Madrid, from Noon till Midnight, A. A. Adee; Ihe Eastern Portal to the Pole, Prof. r. 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toaeiiT BOYD. BO Y D & WOOD, iAROHITECTS, Bfo. 7 Chandler's Block, Comer Fir,t and Jiocust Streete, j EVANSVILLE, INB. ; PI a us ant? Specifications prepared on short cotief isd reasonable terms . al5 citf rL'BUSKKQ BT THX fcYASYILLE JOtEJfAI. COMPACT o. O I o'uU Street, Evansville. For Sale, nitu iioisi; as two i.ois oa Seveiilii istreet. between Syca more and Vine, ea-.t Bide. Terms, onethird cash ; balance on t wesve and eighteen months' credit. For particulars inquire at ii and 4 i, comer Firet and Vice Streets. nihla lm I. & D. HEIMA.XS. J. BliEIN LANDER, WHOLESAt-EJDSALEB IK DftHESTIC A 3f I SPANISH lieaf Tobacco, So. 115 MAIX STREET, de25 d3rn EVANSVILLE. IND. LAW CARDS. C. I. DAVIS, ATTORNEY AKD COUNSELOR AT LAW, t3 AliUISIiLRfi ILL. ''lUse north of the Court House Square. Practices In ail the Courts of the Stale Jan24-6m CaAS. E EUrrERFIELD, ATTORNEY AT LAW Office West side Third Street, bet. Locust and Mala (up-stairs), jalSdim EVASSVILtK, Ixi. . W. 8HANKLIN, Law and Ileal Estate OiIice (With WM.H. WALKER,) COK.1EU MAIN AM) TU1HD 8TS. Valuable City and Babarnaa Property; farm Lacdu la Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky lor a!e or exchange. (oca3 dmn H'SI. UU1VU, u. . oiuim er011 ' Also. REAL. E3TATE and. COLLECTING Office on Main Street, between Third and Fourth, No. 5 (over Kellci'a (lao Btore), Evannvllle, Ind. seplVCa. W. P. liAEQEATE, V TTOEtNEY at IA.V . omce oa Third Street, in Washington Hbus Block.. Will practice . t. e various Courts ol the Circuit. Prompt attention to office ULI ELDER fc SEEMAXJPS Dancing Academy. AT MARLETT HALL. We hes leave to l-.form our friends and the pubLo generally that we have juxt opentd a new Course of Dan dug, at greatly reduced rates. Parents desirous of bavinz their children eiucaled ia the TerpKicnOiean Art would do well to entrust the same to our care. While wespaie no etfort In teaching, we pay especial atientlon to the good bevior of all scholars. Batlsfactory references can hi given. Prices are as follows: For Uentlemen who have already taken one course with us $3 per cuurse For Gentlemen not cowptent touuuee.. S3 per coarse For Ladies 81 per course Fort htidren - 82 per course wr Masquerade feu.ts on tiaua ana inaae to order at reanonaoie raiei. HOLFELORK & 8KEMAVN, Jj2J d3mj Mar'.ctt Hall. cor. Malu A Fifth W. C. HARKS. W. V. K AM AGE HARNS & SAMAGE, Plain and Hecoratlro Paper Hanger ALL WORx". NEATLY EXECUTED, And warranted to give satisfaction. Orders left at WM. E. FKESCII A- CO.S 47 and 19 Main street, W.ll be promptly attended to. I rub 12 3m CITY AVERTLSE3IEXTS. An Okdinanck establi!-blu2 nine election precincts within and lor the city of Evansville, and prescribing the places at which the voters ot the several Warns &hal vote at city electtons, and nxing the place for the meeting of the return 1 inlets. Bection Z. Be it ordaieed by the Com mon Council of the cily of Kvansvllle, That the city ot Kvanxvlile be ami the same Is herebv divided Into nine election prtcincts, to be known and designated as tne frirst, eeconu, iiuru, rounu, nuu Sixth. Seventh. Eiuhth. and Ninth Elec tion Precincts of the city of EvanwiLe, as follows: The First PreHnct shall consist of the First Ward of the city, ana ihe place of nolalnz all city elections wiiuin ana for said Precinct shall be at the store of K 1win Mcjohnston, on the corner of Eighth and canal streets. The (Second Precinct shall conelstof the Second Ward ot the c:ty, and the place of holding all city elections wlintn ana lor said Precinct stall be at the store of Hemy Uabentcbt, on the corner of Fourth and Oat streets. The Third Precinct shall consist of the Third Ward of the city, and the place of holding all city elections witbin and for saiu irtcioeisnaii uj &i ice court iioae. The Fourth Precinct Khali consist of the Fourth Ward of tbe i'y. and the place oi holding ail city e ections -within and sor said precinct snail t e at ice store oi j. j Marietta Son, on ihe oornerof Main and r ma sireen. Tne Fifth Precinct shall consist of the Fifth Ward cf the cily, and the place of holding all cl y f lections within and (or said Precinct shall be at the store of John Dannettell, oa the corner of Matket and mate streets. The Sixth Precinct shall consist of the fiith Ward of the c ty, and the place of holding all oily elections within and lor said Precinct shall to at the iatuasco (or Union) engine Utus?. The eeveuth Precic ct shall consist of the Seventh Ward of the city, and the place of noiaing an ciiy e:e;:ious wiinin ana 101 said Prec.nct shall be at the store of Wil liam Lerohe, on the corner of Third Ave Due and Seven i h .si reel. The KiRlilh Precinct shall consist of the Eighth iVarJ of tlin city, and the place of noiaicg an cuy eie.juous wiinin ana lor said precinct snail oe at the store ot An gust Oremse, oa the coiner of Edgar and Seventh Streets. The Mmb Prtcioct sba'l consist ol the Ninth Ward of ihe cily, and t e place of holding ail city elections within and for said Pitcinct shaU be at the store-room of A. & L. Uhl, on Main Stieet. SEC a. The Quaiiaed voters f.f the city of Kvansvliie are neretiy prohihitea irotu votii g (at auy city ciectlot) in any pre cinct other than the one in which they respectively reside. bic o. oa ine weaursaay next ioiiownsr any city election, bf tween ten o'clock JL.ii. aud three o'clock p.sr., the judges or inspectors oi the seva.al ettctton precincts noiuinK ceriincates oi ine result oi any such election la such Wards or Precincts, shall meet at the Council Chamber lor the pnrpose of comparing their certificates and discharging the duties imposed by the teventeenlh -ection of the City Charter. Site. 4. All Ordinances now in force In consistent with the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby repealed. WJ.LHA.Rl 11. WAl.lii.EK, Major. Attest : A. M. McOrifs', Clerk. City C.erk's OSca, March 'J2 le70. nili23 3t f Union copy. a i tM gw OTICE Is hereby given thai the firm Ul KM. Ji. A.v.. w - .u.a v. tj U.Ssolved by toe death of o. VerhoeJ. The business will be continued in the name anu o ic ui -" - li , wuu will settle all busine.- conuected wiih the late firm. -i. NXKLACK & Co. March 21, 1S70 lOt Johnson's Eja1 Eatita aid Patont B: USISESSaud DWELLING HOUSE i I). r nt. uii'1 I T i rr a ...... rfkil- JDU"um. ' - ' ' cuw 1 1 III l)f r , ed iandH, cheap, and ou essy teiuis. Patents of ail ainUti procured. ALVAH. JOHNSON Real Estate and Patent Ageut office on Third Street Evansville. Ind. JanU ly

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AT PANIC PRICES, CASH ONLY Wholesale and retail buyers will find It to their interest to examine our prices before purchasing elsewhere. Orders by ruall.dc , promptly attended to. FRED. P. STRAUB & CO., NO. 82 2IAIX STKLET, (Near the Court Uoose.) SIUN OF THE BROAD-AXE. mh8 Courier, Democrat, and Union copy. 8Ajrnxi.oaa. ;imks ditumo.i. i.losi SAMUEL ORR & CO., IRON, STEEL. TIN-PLATE, TI'IKE, SPUINGS, A. 2L 13 S, Horse and Male Shoes, Tinners' atd Blacksmiths' Tools, HAGOS ASD BtbbT WOOBWOEK HKOltiUT 8CUAJ IKOS UOIUU'I AI the hlgheel market rales Sycamore Mtret near iVater iunH dU KVAK8VILLB, IND. (HocoeKsors to Wells, KellogK A Co.; IMPORTERS AND JQRKEK4 Of iX l X V JSk.. I 1 13 Eitfal 5ttoei. HIQN OF THK BIG PADLO(JK 41E, AXE, AXIiS, AXSOS, AXK.S. 4XEN, TABLE CUTLER i TABLE CUTLERY TABLE CUTLERY POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKKT CUTLERY, Traco Oliriln. Truco CJintiiiM Trio ChniuH Plan te r Hoes, Plantertt' floes, Planters IXoeg, Kechalllcb, Tools Mecllanlcs, Tools Mechanics' Tools BllLliatiS' KIRUWAUE, BllLDKliS' llAKUVFAUK, BlILDKRS' HABUWAUK, tun Ann wiivi. ahiis IwrVD AKII W(l.( tKJ.f. WIHOS AM) W !. I UCHN B PAT RUBBER BKLTItTO BEHT H UBBER H KL TIXU, BEHT HVUBEJi BELTING, 2011 and Crosa-Cdt Sawa 2UU and Cross-Gut Sawa 2U11 and Croas-Cut Saws t'AHa buyers will find H to their ad ranue to examine oar nlocic before parvha ixm ehwK hero. ll tlie Via btaiid, 13 First 6 utafxituiK, KELLOab & to iti SADDLERY, ETC. GEO. TiiOliMIILL, addle aud IIurue.i 8KUJfO STEEET, aer Main, EVANSVILLE, IND oonitU? oS'hand RDd Uarne6 andEahoVtNMn6 ln lb uet manner and at ahort notice. fmv.5 riHm Charles Babcock & Co, tSlFORTEBS AND DIALERS IS Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work. Damasks, Harness, Enameled Patent Leather Fad Skins, Skirt- ' ngs, tc, &c, ISo. SIuiu Mtree, maao EVA.NriVir.T.F' IND. Pit OG GISTS. JOIEV lATir.. Wholesale and Betail Draggist, Dealer Jn Medinu, OiU, Brushes, &c uou oecona and Third, EvanstHllo i .-A W'WI,JW "1AW ' PT tTA. Ilnr,21lt WATCHMAKING. A. C E03EJTCEAJf3. HAKEV SMITH EOSE.UBANS & SMITH, Watcliiiiakers and TPWPlpr. jCllticiLi . 1 SOUTH SECOND ST. EALERS In Amerb an, LngliKh and JL9 tswlsa Watches. la aold. s.iver and plated cases. Fine Jewelry, Bllver Ware, (JIocxh, tc Personal atteu 'oi given to repairs of fixe watches, Ac S No work enti usi ed ppteuticbs. se'v t.ii

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Kcw York Grocery, -iS MAIN STHEET. 10 1IIIS. NEW ORLEAKR-al trades. A good artlole. 7 lbs, for tl. 20 I1AKHKE NEW OREEAKS-a prime arUcle, for 11 per gallon. Hominy. r ry. kaKKKES, wholesale end retail, OUatthe MSW 1 OKiC UI40CEBY. lluckwheat Flour. BIKRELH CHOICE WISCOS25 PARSONS, SCO VILLK A MO Jf KTT. OA BIKBEU PCBE IWEET Alto &J 2 barrels Boiled, by the barrel or by the gallon, at 75 MAIN Bf HEKX. CoITee. t f 11 AOS, OF EVERY GRADE AND UU VAiUtTY. Strictly prime.. ... pounds for fl 00 Uood oomiaoa ---t pounds for 11 (X) Teas ! Teas t OfiArt WORTH r ETEBT iA9J9 kind and quality, irom tjc. pvt pound to ti UU (or beol Uunpowder. Aew liacoit llama. SIUAUC'CMEO, AND ViCRY NICE; ulo, N ew Breakfaat Bacon, Dried Beef, aud lietf Touguei, at the Jail NEW YORK GROCERY. CHARLES VIELE 6r CO. WHOLESALE & JEfc o o jb a m, SOVTMWEST COaSXB (first ana Sjcanore Streets, EVANSVILLE, IND. an dtf uiiu uiiiaii. avioiaA I. A I. HCI5IA.M, W&oloaai Dealan in O HOC E RIES Foreign and Domestic Liquors, SMIH, COTTON Y ARNB, U LAH8 WAP Ac, C, 44z & 4zj (NATIONAL BLOCK,) EVAXaTXI.I.K, Ihd. FISH DEFOT. 'Wdir liATTilfcW DALZELL, Wholeaal Dealer in Grocsriss, Nails, VMta Lead, Lime, Cercant, Lc So. IH rtau-r Stifet, K'u-l'i,)!! Rvaitvii.i.s. imu. ISWW FIUM. B. r. IR! DI.K. W. W. WILKISSOM. II. I". TXilllI.E 3fe CO., (Successors to Win. Uunnat.) Manufacturer of Dora, Hah, Blind, Frames. Ac. Also, U.aier la Plue and Poplar Flooring. WeatberboardlDK. Hhln Kles, Lath, Ac. Building material of ail kinds ln our Una made ut order. Factory and Yard. Corner of Wal nut and Fifth Struts, Evansville, Iiidlaun. Order from abroad promptly ollmded COl'STI ADYCKTIaEMKXT. PabUo Sale. Bale of Lands and Lot mortgaged to nodi re loam of Common Bchool and Con gressional Towut-htp Fuudu, as provided in seciious 07, ana is or cnitpu-r I or the actor the Ueneral Asxembiy ol the Htale of Indiana, approved and amended In IbbT), 1MJ7 and lmt. The underi-Uufd will, FOURTH MONDAY IN MAKCH.1OT0. neiuKine aid day of saad month, at the door of the Court House, In Ihe city of .muYHie, in toe vxuuiy or v auueruurgu and State of Indiana, between the hours ot io o'ciock a. u. and 4 o'o ock P. otler tor sale the following described Laod aud Town Lotr-. situated in sld County, mortimaged to the mute of Indiana, to secure loans oi Hciiool Funds, and upou wuich iuo uorrowers nava failed to pay the annual Installment of Interest aud principal uue inereuo, to wit: COMMON SCHOOL FUND. Loan No. U, iMt number tweuty-tbrte ln Block Number ten (10), In the rourtn inlareement. adlolnln tha l iiv of Kvsnsvtile. worlcsnea bv llenirv InnI'ls'd soil Cavharlna. nuvll. Juiv imii - , Amount due I hereon, t2i,J 02. lxan No. 4i2 it number Iwrnlr.lirn (22). ln P.lock Number lea (10), la the tourtn i-.niareement. adJolDina the Cltv dlsti'l and Catharine, bis wife, ou Decern oi iivausyiiie, niongaaea by ilenry Uau Amount due thereon, f 18 3 40. Loan No. 310. the southwest hall of Lots number tveentj-flve and twenty-six (li ana zo , in ..i curry's or Lower Knlaraeinentoi iua iiiy oi evansville, mortgawJ by Ooorito ilartmae and Maria, tilt wife ou the lsth day ol February, isox a mount a ue thereon, ioo bv. Loan No. a tf. Lot number elahteen (18) In iliock No. six (6), In the Crescent Lolargenient ol the City of Evansville. In audernursn Uountr. I nutans, morteased relch, tier husband, on lue it'll! day ol Hep uy wniiaieiu nirarvico. sna unurr aih-u. Amount das thereon, 9Z18 40. xau no. obo. (Joo.l All that Lot or Dir. cbI of ground, in Ijimwco City, so-called, beg nn. nt? i) iet aouth of the north-west coiner oi iiiocK number Blxty-one (61) on the wttt bouDda. y Una thereof, rnnnlnz souiu on ia oouuuary line alone win av enue 10 teet; the.ee east IjO feel. to a (HI foot street; thence north on line of said lati menii'inea street 40 feet: tbenee west to Hie i lace of beslnnlna: Mortaaued hr v i:liaru C'arkson biaxt and Alar? A. bis wire, juiioiu, ire. Amount one l hereon. 1189 a. LONUKlvSteiONAL ZOWNaHIP FUND Loan No. 2il. Lot number two f2l in li.'tcX number fifty-two (52) In the 1011eru Kulirgement of tha City f Kvanaville iu aid County, mortgag-d by Jae. C. IMUIIU H' UU.IVDU. iiu wna tnd Ji.hn suiim auu Ainacey iiu wife, ou the Jltu u.iy oi a pi ii, xooj. Amount due there n f332 23. 1,-1 .ti N.. 417. Lot nurniM-r nln m In biocu numner ioity-tbree fai in ih. kni. em r.margemeut of tbe City of Evansville n said uouniy, inorUaeed bv Kiliati Pates anu nuuiBi unwiif,ou UCloDer 1-th 16Ui. Amuuniuue inereou 111 50. Loan No. 412. Ihe fortb bar of the Notth-eatit quarter of section number thirty-one (ililu Township a x (6) Houth ol rauge eleven (11) west. In the vlneen uia Land District, containing bo acres more or less, mortgaged by Helnrlcn lienictis aud Margaielh hi wile, June tjlh. ISOj. Amount due Iherron 90'Ja 12 bhould tbe foregoing sums remain un paid on tbe 2Sth day of March. 180, (being the fourth Monday or saiu mourn,; me unersixned, Auditor oi saia county, win, ou said day, proceed to ait ids premises mortgaged sna aeicriiju whtiu, ur mo cash, rs may be necessary to discharge the titir.ii inereoi 10 mfi uwum uiuuer lor mount uue IO V1 '"T! iuwick, uaiua ...riH niKis: aud in case or no Did for the amount due the undersigned will bid in tbe fame on account of the respective fuadS" VICTOR EliCH, A. V. C. Evansville, Feb. 3rd, 1870. marji3w(!4w. K otic 3 to Contractors. nrII1E USMKUiUSEO will receive proposals until the Ut day of April, at his omce in Uopklnsvliie, Keniuckr. ior the grading and masonry to be dona on Sections one to six, inclusive, sod from 13 to 17, Inclusive, on the fc-vanavllle, hend rsoa and Nahhvllle Railroad. Profiles and apeci heat tons can be seen at the office of ine luiei AiiKiuctir, ku nHUUHlDTllie, I Kenlnckv. or a, the omce of tha under- ! slgued at Uof kl . avlil. H. B. HANSON. ! mbl7tapl Kupt. Construction A. V. Co. t

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Evansvilla Busineiis Colk Re, c'"rATiillln THw t-i v. M u Ui us Book-keeplnjr, I'enmandhfp, and MatnemaliOM uiude mcImUIom. HeHMlou both day and evening. Kor circulars, giying terirm, Ac, or ipeclmern of Penrnanh!p, a ldreaa WELlJi4Ku.vi.il, novll jr Proprletom. Dr. Jas. C. Blerbowcr, BEsmirvT I)i;mist, Of-ee No. 10 FIRST BT., Between Main and Isitnul, Keturna his thanks for the liberal atronatje received during tne iat lve year, and bopen by fair l-ai-lng to merit a conlijitmnce of the same. Chloroform adriilnl.vt;ied when deHlred. (cndly (Osbonie, '27 Iofiinl Street. Ofboinc, SIGN PAINTER. ONborno'8 Show Cards. Jnnl2 ltr rr o a a STATIONEIIY. JOHN II. SCOTT, f5ookscllcr,Blrt tinner ARB W E V S I I; A I. I. it, 50. 53 MAIS STIUKT, cor. hetontJ. auisdly Evak8vii,i.k. two. fish miimu Wholesale BoofcstUers (t SUttk-ru r. SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK HOOKS. MISCELLANEOUS HOOK PAPER ENVELOPES JNo. It Maiu BtrtMi JnlyK lr .ct AdTerltemeiilH. r ti-.. ... 3irSTKIS( illOlf . frs .v'.vi'.l(M bl'UULlUXX(J J.Ll tOU 1.411 1X FOH HAI.K MY ALL MiALEIlS I! DRY GOODS & NOTIONS. (kSTAhLlSHED IHAV.) WELCH & lAC.AJt X : A A 11 r a ms A xe Saws. HA WH of all cltwIptlonH. AXIS, Hki t I NO and Mil.I. Fl'HNiMllISOw. litl'ULAH HA WH with Moilii 'i'etiilJ, T with Patknt AriJCHTAli' K I'oij rj, ujerior to all Jncrlea jcetn saw. rivios j!Errcr.n!va Ben 1 for Price Lil und lrculr. WEt.CH A tiHlKi'll'UH. . Uoht n, Mhhh , or l-lroit, M h fTIi lollr Hun, CUA'J. A. DANA, EtlTOB. The cheapest, ktuartcst. and bot Nc cheapest, fctuartcst, and bot York new im ii.t. K-rybotr Hlcri it. Three ein lui.h : l aii.y, rt i- w . k f.v, 0i; and Wkkki.v, tl a your. A 1. 1, ill. Nkwm at baM-iilc J-ull rt-potts of mar kets, BKricultuiel'sriners'it: d FruiKirowers' IJluO", an i a complete story In v ry Weekly and Ht iu.i ccniy nuinbt-r. A present of vult:at)ie nixnt ni.fi Iihh to every subicrlbcr. Iuuno-tnents to canvasiters unxoriHF'td. (l.wni Ll( lunirances Orand Plaii'is, Mowing MmcIiIhi'm, Parlor irxans, HewiDz Macb l u?s. An, sre amone the prermuics. hpeclmenH a:.d ilits Iree. Hend a DoJar nud iry It. I. W. KMJLAND, mill Publisher Hun, iew Yoi ic. Aromatic Vjjjit.blj Soap COLGATE & CO.'S To i 1 o t o tx i w . NEW YOKK. fjiTAB. I i,U. For the De'icnfc Skin of Ladies and Children. fcoI.D B Y ALL DUUCG11R, Agents, Head Tli!3 ! We will Dy AKcnta a salary of S3 Pl.H WEKK and expenses, or allow a laiue commlNlon. to sell our new wonderful In ventions. Aildien M. WAUNKR & CO , MarMhall. Mich. "Economy is Wealth" Friililin. WHY will pexir-le pay VjO or more f.r a Hiwio Macuivs, when Hi will ouy one that bus a atmuard renut-tlou. Is doub.'e turead, complete wit h labie. con structed upon new and piacMc.il I'lluclples, tuns by fi Ictioo. slid excels ail oth ers? i he relebraied Machines, fullj licensed, are Intended for pour people who want to vave lime, labor aud money. Agent Wanted. Msclilnes sent to Aeen aud (jivenowau to needy In ml lies. Fur circulars and reduce! prices, ii.ltiri--.xJ. C. Onii & VO , or Franklin aud Diamond H. M. Co., Uox '.Ml, D'JKton, Mhh4 mti l DR. Hill Il:it, fil" l-t.c;i lea xiri-et Ht. Ixiut. Jlo .. of Unlon-wlde reputa lion, treats all venereal dUeuses; hiho se minal etnH'-.lonn. tmnteney, Ac, Iherosuit of sell-nbUHM. Heuct 2Ihuiij f'r ;lel pamphlet. 50 pp. No ruutier wLO laneu. elate caa. Consultallo j free. SYCIIOH A !V ! Y, FAMCi MAI iO .M or SOUI,CHAK.MlNU.-IW pngen; cloth. 'iuls wonderful boot litis full instruction to enable the reader t fa;inale e.ibfcr lex, or any animai, at win. .ueimei mm, BpirltUdlihin, tnd hundreds of oltiercurlous experiments, it emi be ob'.ulrie.l by sending addnwx, with oMiice,lo 1. w. F.V AMi l.O., INO. Ii n ii' u I'.iijuuj r.Htci, Fhlladelpliin. VS-AIVIIOIIII mtl l lie llnur of III ynulli Kratorul ! lour M'Sh. hueeeKH guirariieed. Dit. LWyOllll 1 HbNCK uK LiKU res ores manly power. from whatever cause arising, ine erlects of early pernicious bubits, s lfabuse and climate, iv way si nc to Ibis wonderful lueillcliie. li issen regn arly accordlug to directions (wnicn are veiv slmnle. and rtauire no re straint from buNinewsor plea.re;. PiiMere Is linponnble. Hold la bon-ies ut , nr four Quantities iu one for !. io v nai only of ttie sole appointed usual In America HKKMAN UrAil'lA:S, Thud Avenue, N.w Vork. inh4 GAS TITTUJG, ETC. ro.vali) risfii:, bCALES IS Chandeliers and Cas Fixtures, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitter, W. 3I LtK I NT NT It V. UT. Sale of tfeclaimed Baggage. WILLKKIJ, AT IM'KLIt' AK TIO V

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i i IflWKH, 3. A I.P.X. Woi.l,., ,i i j HOW EG & AOOLDr.mcr coTTOir pactoii:-;, i'kohi i i: a ii Coin in Isxlon Jilri'IjlH -183 I IlO.lTT NTIti:ET, m km mi h, n:ss. Liberal C'asli Advatircv on ( ,t t r.n Produce. I. i ,i HOWARD ft PRESTON 3, i i AA'H' ORLEANS. I.H:1A..S. JL IlIlHTOSI BKOH. Hill. MAlia cash advric ij.r.n -nri:gnm.riti t,: l'ORIC, COKN, IL.UK. Tol'.ACtS), tt. Ac., to the above linr.n, ami abo iisr!U!i gonnles to uhlrp.-r. tiov2d f ami rr. rt. imi i,y. in.n-t v - S. li. KrNNMlY ii ( (?., Conirtii.-sion JutTi'Ii'.-j f Oh THK HAI.K. (I,' FJoar, Piovlbioruf, Vv.rv, Whisky And Wfoit-m prodiuti I'Uirra !y, nn nml r7 i l nit h st n i i: r, .M'.VS1 (rltll,A, -ii LA. Cor.KlKOinf tiln K)!lrll.-.l, oint 111 cm rMl, a vain , i u i i iil j.mm ii i to t lio atjuve houhf, by v. M. aK. k:-1 di.m Kva jjhvi i.i.k, Ik roSTKU & (JU YN, CO UMIS S ION IIEROH A 1 1 T J , i7 ii.t a::i.i; tri : : : i SlCW Clil.r.A A 5. Ttim'Kciai. A rn:.viio. t.ixi. t W tisieru I'ii ducc. Conatjrntnenta of rinnr. c!ii. Iv, and all ki nds of cntf rn I'ldiln-a Liberal cash mliann i rimin i o ttii n, menu, elt tier for ne In ,-w ini,.M t H nlpmeut to Nvir Yoi k. Coimlto)nii J2 ir-!ntiii 4i WATI It VI It! I I, Uovl-dlm Nl-.W V'Hilt. II. K. Dvukkui ., J. i;. I'. a c n is li. K. Ki.UMIN A VI, Forwa idit'g h.. Co in in i AND O K N i; HAL A O i : SOUTH C FAST FREIGHT LINK, OVF.H THK r.khlU.K t ( I! W HI fl I' ,V 1 1 L TKKItK U.UT fc IM;IA.A! i; I,. BKL! KKlMU.if , LAKK KiiOKK & Kill K l: Ml V.'! , EV.NSVILLE, IND. Llbersl a I, a lvi: mmerits. H In .i ' e en i . T. fllToV'iltT. . (,, ti o k:. i-.ii. i CO MM ISSION . 7 ER VII A IVO. ,'t .!.-f!i (M ;t NI. W Olil.-,A , Oi drs and coar iLintieii ! ; ! JySdtf II A HlA)Vf J. Pi l.l .H, (if .'' 1- l!.- ; J. . .M( ;i' I I,i . H , i 1,(jii I if.. K Norr, of ii!w (jiit.HtiN. ritclj, 5Jrri:!I;t:i , i PRODl'C,:, PRO VlsldS, OI A :. I. Commiti-jon listen tli VI if .'I .M,'i!'.i T, -Jit' UuvM dtf N I : v.- i ii i i a l wji. (;. i:::.)7; l hi, Forwardi im' and Coniciiinr M i.TcluintH, UtdlroaJ a-j l i'aist l'n:Mil l.Uv AgfRlB, I ;VA,s 1 I I. I .N 1. )an( dly L. IS It A I K J... is All; f IN I. It A I. At. r:M s, ui ',.,. J ii'liitii.i. 1-l'l.t N. I'll Mllj;i M I' "i-wnrill.iL' Mil . j: m . !.. J itiiji.i. i:vHiixv liii Q,. V lie!ler, l'r'-'t I. il Han, 1 Orr. VI. l'r.iti 1 1 I -Vrt it, . . Hai.k'.isl !; ;- Af.til 'or .Mssjii ;.ly I t . o. U l.l-, V'r w i 1. 1 i; i: m i inir i..li Sre 0:1 ill,vl r,H;i l.T, i.m Vlr.n, i.-rt t , -j.-i (i'-i i , In the Undo l LI jlJoh v, J-;. l; I. it, KI ill e-Wlt., & 0., HI .1 kr.i,;i .( Sue them. 11. M.Al.l.Ihf I . I t I u il. I. Kl.lAS ,1 FuflVAkL'iNQ AND ca.i',i::.!;i JIKlif'II A.NT.'., Hl.CtlJflKlla, inir V tiol, uf mtin ,y r X T R E : One door below VI u, m il to I. t-i. 'H i ), l.ViNHVII I, Jaiil till. A. S. IIlVilL'JSiT, WAlUUSi, KKKVIIANT. No, e , "ill iJf-aler 1 r l'ur, I wi, au'iUounii.i Produ -o. :to:,', Ti'lm I tL, So. J3 Htht SeeoiKl street, CINt'INN ATI Liberal advtiiii sc u!l 's niade on t:oiiHlnmuU , II. H VMFUHKY. C. W. ftO. J. M WIS HiR.vrr, UUMPIIIIEY, LKVI3 i MERCHANTS, IrorictorH af Varl Iu.s. l'IVltllS4Viil4, IlJlf.

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