Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 March 1870 — Page 2

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F.YAXSVIILE JOl'BffAL. COSPAA'T, So. s LMtist Street, S".aKTllSe. SITLUDAY, MAECK20, 1810. Ucpuallcan tlty iCTfntlon. The Republicans of the City of Hvansville, acd all who aro in favor of a continuation of a prudent and economical - administration of the alairs of tho City, are , requested to moot in iuas3 convention at NATIONAL HALL, Joiner of Vine and First Streets, on SATURDAY, M AHCH 20, 1370, AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. M., ; for tfetrpurpose of nominating caudidate j for the various city oiScea to be lh,i at the election on Monday, April 4th, and transacting such other business as rcay ba demanded by the interests of the party. j By order cf the '., Executive Committee. CHCRC'II NOriCES. ;- Tiiri.'j M. E. Mission. Preaching at loj.j a. it., and at night. SandaySchool at lliiit. Sacramental services at 8 p.m. All nre Invited t- attend. ; Independence M. S. . Clturch. U U1 services at 10 a. x. Sunday School at 2 P.M. Trinity II. B. Church. Sunday School at 9 A. sr., Bible Classes at sane hoar. Freachlng at 10J A. v., aud7 P. M., by the Pa-iior. Class Meeting at 2 and 3 P, M. African M. E. Church. Service at 10 4 a. ac., and 7)4 p. M., by the Pastor. Bucdiy School at lyi p. k. The public are most coudia ly Invited to attend. ' St. Tax Vs Church-Rev. W. II. Van Antwerp, Hector. Sunday Bchool, 8 A. M. ; Morning Prayer (Rh Sunday iu Lent) 10; Evening Prayer ty o'c'ocit, P. M. ;lLamasco Mission S. 8.,Sr. m. . Walnut Street Presbyterian Church. Funday "Bchool and Bible Ctaseea at the usual hoar. Preaching; at 10, o'clock A. sr., by Kev. V. H. McCarer. All are Invited. ' ' Church of Christ. George E. Flower will preach for the Church of Christ to-morrow (Sunday), at 10 a. m. and 7 p. k, at the Criminal Court Room. Subject for the evening " What la Baptism? " All are Invited to intend -especially all lovers of the truth. Pelplt open for reply. i BE1IGI0C3 ITEMS. The Baptist Church of this city have called lie v. C.Caperton, of Mayfield, Ky., to be their future Pastor. He haa gone home on a visit, and will b? absent only one Sabbath. Ir i estimated that 100,000 copies of Beecher's lecturo on tho ,Episeo pal Church," will be printed and cir culated within six months from the time it was delivered. j The Ilev. Dr. Boll. Hector of the Church of tho Advent, Boston; has been delivering a series of lectures on the incomparable marriage scrvico of the Episcopal Church, the general subject being "Holy Matrimony." They have excited great interest in Boston, and aro soon to be published by the Riverside Press. The Boston Courier says "a practical female in that goodly city" would not allow her daurhter to attend Dr. Boll's lectures on "Holy Matrimony." "No, my dear; matrimony, like patrimony, is a matter of dollara and cents, and such discourses can be of no service to fashionable society." "Won't Dbaw. In the Third Ward the Republicans have nominated Sam. Archer, a person who has distinguished himself for his bigotry and temperance-isms. That numbers of hitherto Democrats will not only vote for Dr. Mulhausen, but work for him with all their might. Democrat. The JDemoltfat is hard to please. In one paragraphs it condemns the Republicans for nominating saloonkeepers, and in another for nominating temperance men. The truth is, the Republicans nominated the be3t men, regardless of their occupations. The Democrats would : have done well to have emulated their example. "Wonderful. - The Republican tickets for Councilmen in the first seven Wards are very wonderfully arranged. In the first three, where American Republicans have the preponderance, three strong temperance men and bigots; in the Uourth a liquor dealer; in the Fifth a saloon keener; m the bixth a maltster : in the Seventh a brewer. How are they strapped together? Demokrat. We copy the following answer to the above from the Courier tho cnglish edition of the Demokrat. of Thursday: We presume the radicals put in nomination old Bill. Bedford for Councilman on account of his disposition when drun k to disturb Democratic meetings. As a peace disturber he has proven himself a success. When the proprietor of two paper?, both dailies, assays a two-horse act. he ought to make his horses run better together. By so doing, be may save himself many ridiculous falls. We understand that Mr. Van Riper bases his claim for the vote. of tho tas-payers of tho Second Ward on the ground of personal and political liberality. He is in favor of increasing the indebtedness of the city twofold, and, of course, making the taxes to correspond. We maintain that such a policy will be suicidal. The obligations cf our city, including the subscription to the Carmi Railroad, already amouut to one viillion dollars, bearing an annual I iatercst of at least ?S5,C00. Oar present tax duplicate, burdensome as are the taxes, only amounts to $200,0C0. Hence it will be Been "that the debt cannot possibly be increased without largely increasing the' burdens of taxation. - To add ' half a million to the indebtedness of the city, however the money may; :be spen ia to 60 tardea property with taxation as to drive out capital that k we Lave rather than attract it to us from other points. Mr. Van Riper's ,lujy would simply be ruinous, and r Qlt in crushing out the energies and prosperity of all classes.

Water Works-farty Spirit.

It mst be very annoy ids, even to Democrats, to have their paper continually, laboring to make party capital out of every movement inaugurated for the Benefit of the city. Nothing can be 6ugscstcd that the Courierlloes not attempt to press into tbe service of the Demociatic party. We know that this is disgusting to somo cf the most prominent Democrat3 in the city, for they have repeat edly told us so. The question ot wa ter works has been revived. A com mittee of gentleman, from both parties, have examined into the matter, discussed it at some length, and finally agreed upon a plan. The Courier thiuks it has discovered a rare chance to make a vote, and hence the following which we clip from that psper of yesterday: If the Radicals succeed in getting a majority of the next council, they propose to tax the people to build a waterworks. X hey want the city to take two-fifths of the stock and let the bankers and bond speculators have the other three-fifths. This would give the private stockholders the controlling Btock, and a3 soon as the work has so lar extended as to make it a paying institution, they would have the Radical Council sell the city stock at 10 or 15 cents on the dollar, and the Radical pets of the Council would get it all. Thus the people would be taxed to build the works, and then present it to a set of men who would never let a poor man wash his face without nayins for the water. Divide the stock the other way, and let the city have the controlling amount of stock, and the thing would not be so objectionable. 1 he city u amply able and ought to take all the stock, and then make the water as free as possible for the use of the peoplo. The city hersen win De a large consumer, and we don't propose that the Deocle be taxed to pay these stockholders. The people sbouli elect a Democratic council, and let them build the water works and run it ior the benefit of the people who pay for it. Tho Courier imagines that its read ers den't remember from one day to another what appears ia that paper. The above is a case in point. Turn ing to the Courier of Thursday we find the followiog account of the Water Works Meeting Dr. M. J. Bray then proposed that the committee recommend the building of Water Works, and that the city take stock to the amount of $1S0.000, which was thought to be fcufiicient to construct the works. To this proposition Mr. John A Reitz offered an amendment to the effect that a company be organized with a capital stock of flSO.OOO, and that the city take two filths of the Btock. and citizens the balance. It wa3 understood that if $180,000 was not sufficient to build the works, the city should increase its subscription pro rata with the cost. Messrs. Bray and Reitz are not classed among the so-called Radicals. To the best ot our information neither of them are running on the Radical ticket for Councilman. They are both enterprising and public spirited citizens, who regard the wants of the city, and are alwaj's prompt to lend a helping hand. Some weeks ago, long before the Courier discovered that there was aDy party capital to be made out of the construction of Water Works, the Journal advocated the construction of the Works by the city. Yet while doing so, we were aware of the disadvantages connected with the adoption of that plan. Bat this qaestioa we will discuss more at length at tsome other time. We will only state here that if the tax-payers think they can stand an increase of their taxes equal to doubt what they now pay, we will bo in favor of the city building tho Water Works. Unless they will consent to such increase of taxation, it is physically impossible for the city to build tho Water Works, and meet the debts it has already contracted. The question, therefore, of the city's ability to construct the Water "Works, depends solely upon the willingness of taxpayers to double the amount of their taxes. - NEW PUBLICATIONS. The Atlantic Monthly contains: An Installment of Bayard Taylor's Joseph and his friend; the English Governess at the Siamese Court; The Advent Preacher, by Marian Donglas (poetry); Through the Woods to Lake Superior, by J. T. Trowbridge; Courage, by Mrs. Thaxter (poetry); A. Lumberwoman ; Reviviog Virginia, by James Parton; The Lawson Tragedy, by J. W. DeForest; Right and Left, by Burt 0. Wilder; My Triumph, bv J. G. Whitticr (poetry); The Gods of Wo Lee, by Sidney Andrews; The Blue Jay Family, by T. M. Brewer; Peter Pitchbynn, Chief of the Choctaws, by Charles Lanman; An Alpine Home, and Reviews and Literary notices. Our Young Folks, for April, contains a chapter on Mrs. Whitney's We Girls, with two illustrations; The Daddy Long Legs and the Fly, a fioem, by Edward Lear, with two ilustrations ; Rye's Fritters, by E. S. Phelps, illustrated; War on the Water, by Major Traverse, with three illustrations; Debby's Wedding; ,The Goose Race, by J. T. Trowbridge, with four illustrations; Bertie's pioneering. Part I, illustrated; How Uncle Jackey Captured the Picket Boat, by M. WMcEntee; My Hyacinth (poetry), by Mary E. Atkinson; The Two Caterpillars, by Annie Moore, with two illustration; Evening Lamp and Letter Box. THE HOLY GRAIL AND OTHER POKM3: By AU'Kisn Ikksysos. Boston: Held3, Osgood A Co. Cincinnati; KonKBT CLARKK & Co. The "Holy Grail," called nore commonly the "Sangreal," was the cup that the Savior drank from at the f Last Supper." The legend is that it was given by Christ to Joseph of Arimathea, whose descendants brought it to Europe, and kept it for the admiration ol believers. ut one of them chancing to look lewdly on the partially exposed . person of a youcg lady pslgiim one day, the cup was taken off by supernatural interference and never seen again till it was found aboard a vessel upon which "Sir Golahad," "Sir Bohort," and "Fir Pereivale " and the sister of the last, chanced to come in a narrow gap, between two rocks "passing great aod marvellous." It, with the

silver tabic it rested upon, covered l

a. .. .1 with "red Samite, was taken to the city of" Sarr3S," whore it performed miracles, lhe ivnights ot Js.mg Arthur's "Round Table" were the searchers for the "San ereal," 6et thereon by information from Merlin, the magician, that it was still to be found, and would be the everlasting salvation of whomsoever would find it. Their adventures, or some of them, are the material -of which the Poet Laureate has woven this volume. There are some fine poetical phrases in the book, but, as a whole, we must confess we were not greatly charmed with it. The plot Eeems strained and overwrought. The thread is too slight for the great weight of words which it is made to support. Ad mirers of Tennyson are pleased, of course, but we do not think the Holy Grail ia at all calculated to add to the number of his admirers. The "other poems" are the "Golden Supper," founded on Boccaccio's "Lucretius," and the "Northern Farmer," with several minor pieces. The "Farmer is excellent, not only in the imitation of the rough " Yorkshire burr " in the language, but in the coarse but shrewd sense with which, the " farmer " argues against setting love in the balance with " propaity." The book is printed in the usual excellent style of the celebrated Publishing House by which it is issued. Communicated. oniTiARr. Ma. JonN Wesley Jaque&s died March 221, 1S70, at 7 o'clock A. ax., in the COth year of his age. lie was a native ot Kentucky, and emigrated with hi father to this State when but a youth, aod settled in Posey County, near what is now known as Poseyville, where he resided until the day of his death. In the early part of his life he was strictly moral and upright, and beloved by all that knew him. In the year 1833 he and hi companion (a most excellent lady, who now survives her husband, and was united to him in marriage in 1824), united with the M. E. Church, where he remained a faithful Christian member until his death, filling, most of the time, an office in the Church, giving his influence and liberally of his means in support of the gospel. In his sickness, which was protracted, he was patient and forbearing, and talked of his departure as taking a journey to a far country, to meet with his children, parents, brotners, sisters, and relatives, who had passed on before him. His funeral was attended by a large concourse of people, and the services were conduoted by the llev. John Schrader, brother in law of the deceased, who is the oldest minister in the Methodist Indiana Conference. and has conducted all similar services for the family connection for the last fifty years. What a faithful servant of God this pioneer has been. He preached a very appropriate sermon from tho text Job, lith Chapter, 14th verse: "If a man die. shall be live again? AH tho days ot my appointed time will I wait till my change come." In the death of John Wesley Jaquess, the neighborhood has lost a faithful friend and leader in society, the Church a devoted and influential member, and the family a kind and affectionate husband and father. Ohl that we had more such men. "The Lord giveth and tho Lord taketh ; blessed bo the nameof the Lord." "By thy hand tho boon was given. Thou hiut taken buttbine own ; Lord or Karth, and OoU or Heaven, Evermore, tny will be done." J. COUNTY AJlVEHTUKilKNTS, Public Bala. Kale of Landii and 1uU mortgaged to secure lOMIil, f COllillJOU HCIKX1 kllll Congrebftloniil Towuetiip tundw.HH provided iu f ctiunu fc, si and It) of cUuptur 1 of the iu.lt )t Hie Ueuciiil Assembly ol the Htate of Indiana, approved and amended In lxi, 107 and li&a. The underlined will, vu lhe roURTif MOVDAV IN MARCH, 1870. belugtlte hili day of nud month, at the door of the Court llous, In the city of Kvantivlilj, in the County cf Vanderburgh hUto of Indiana, between the hours ot 10 o'clock A. u. and 4 o'clock fa. M.,o:;'er for Kale lhe following dtscribed Land4 and Town Loin, xiluatcd In tid County, mortgaged to the male of Indiana, to secure loans of School Funds, and upon which the borrowers have !al;ed to pay the annual Installment of iuiresl and principal due thereon, to wit: COMMON SCHOOL FUND. Iibo No. t), I-iOt number twenty-three (2t), in Block Number ten (10), In the Fourth Knlargement, adjoining the City of fcvunsvilla.mortgi.gea by ifengy Baa. ci 1st el and Cuthariue, nls wife, July luih, 1&J. Atnonnt due thereon, J2-15 01 Loan No. 422, Lot number twenty -two (22), In Block. Number ten (10), In the Fourth Knlargement, adJolDlni( the City of Kvansvlile, mortgaged by Henry Baudlsiel and Catharine, his wife, on December IS, Itoo. Amount due thereon, (182 40. Loan No. 310, the southwest half of Lots number twenty-flve and twenty-six (25 and 2(i), in McUary'a or Lower Knlargement of the City of Kvansvlile, mortgaged by Oeorge Hartmap. and Maria, hi wife on the 1st h day of February, 1S63. Amount due thereon, Jo7 87. Loan No. o7U. Lot number eighteen (18) In Block No. six in the Crescent Kn largement ot the City of Kvansvlile, In Vanderburgh County, Indiana, mortgaged by Margaretn Miedreicb, and lleury Miedreleu, ner h-.ishand, on tue iyth day ot September, 18CX Amountduo thereon, S216 in. Loan No. (3t3.) All that Lot or parcel of ground, In Lamasco City, so-called, beginning 80 feet sontn of the north-west corner of Block number Sixty-one (til) on the west boundaiy line thereof, running south on said boundary line along 9th Avenue 40 feet; thence ea-st 150 feet. to a fcO foot stiect; thence north on line of said last mentioned street 40 f set: thence west to the place of beginning; Jlortgaged by William Clarkson start and Mary A. hs Wife, July lth, 1864. Araouul due merlon, fl69 To. CONGRESSIONAL TOWNSHIP FUND Loan No. 231. Lot number two (2) lo Block number nfty-two (52) In the Kantem Knlargement of the Cily of Kvansvlile In said Connty, mortgigfd by Jac C. Smith and Olive C. his wife and John C. Smith and Amacey his wife, on the 11th day of April, 1862. Amount due thereon J352 25. Loan No. 417. Lot number nine (9) In Block number forty-three (12) In tte Kastern Knlargement of the City of Kvansvlile In said County, mortgaged by Elijah Pates and Harriet his wife, on October 12th 1805 Amount due thereon 8138 50. Loan No. 412. The North half of the North-east unarter of section nnraber thirty-one (if) in Township pix f6 south of range eleven (11) West, In the; Vineennes Land District, containing SO acrei more or less, mortgaged by Helnrlch Henjichs and ilargatetu his wiie, June 6th, 1806. ' Amount due thereon SU28 12 Should the foregoing sums remain unpaid on the 2Sth day of March. 1870, (being the fourth Monday of said month,) the an dersigned. Auditor of sa'd county, will, on said day, proceed to sea the premises mortgaged and described therein, or so much thereof to the bighest bidder for cash, as may be necessary to discharge the amount due lor principal, interest, carnages aud costs; and in ease of no hid lnrth amount due the undersigned will bid In the sams account oi me respective rundsVICTOR BiSCH. A. V.C, Evansvilie, Feb. 3rd, 1S70. -v.v,, maror3wdiw. ARKANSAS LAND?. JOS. M. T;RT, s. P. SWTCMTOV Late of Evansvilie, Ind. ston. TERRY & SWEPSTO.V, BY. Ah ESTATE AEJTS,3 Marion, Crittenden Co., Arksoma ( say ana sen teai tmia.ie. w e have now on hand fr.m ten to twelve thousand ! wcxt-a oi me uueni. nuu iuomi productive lands in the Mississippi Valley, for sale on reasonable terms. Also, several very desirable luipioved farms, containing trom. 40 to 100 acres. Wo will sell In quantitie to suit purchasers, mhl dim

OPEOIAIi NOTICES.

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The stimulating principle of the preparation rouses the dormant energies of the system, and the strengthealng and regulating properties give a permanent and hf-althinl impulse to the vital forces thus brought Into play. The falling appetite is re-awakened, the process of digestion and assimilation are quickened, the quality of the blood la Improved, tho secretions become more natnral, and every organ that contributes to the nourishment of the body undergoes salutary change. By these means therepair of the physical structure Is effected and its health and vigor restored. In no class of diseases nas the benlticent operation of the Bitters been more marked and striklag than In those characterized by general debility and nervous prostration. Ladies affected with these aliments find In tnis most wholesome of all tonics and correctives the safest and surest means of relief. It is strong to restore and powerless to lDjure. Such is the nnltorin teslU mony of " clouds of witnesses." 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Essays for Young Meu. on the honor and bappiness ot Marriage, and the evils and dangers of Celibacy; with sauiiary help for the attaiuiaeut of man's true position iu Hie. Kent tree, in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Pox P, Philadelphia, Pa, felO dwim

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HARDWARE PAXIC PRICES, FORCASH ON 1 Y . Wholesale and retail buyers will rind It to their Interest to examine our prices before purchasing elsewhere. Orders by mall, do , promptly attended to. FRED. P. STRAUB & CO., NO. 82 MAJS NTJCI2ET, (Near the Conrt House.) SIGN OF THE BROAD-AXE. nih8 Courier, Democrat, and Union copy. BIMUIIL OB. JAMK3 CAVrOflO!. J. I OBB SAMUEL ORR & CO.. EXAL SfcM IK IBON, STEEL. TIST-PtATE, WIRE, SPIIINGS, AXLE8, ITorse and Male Shoes, Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, WACOM AND 31'GGI tiOO&WGitf WKOl'UUT SCRAP JROJS UOliUIII At the highest market rates Sycamore fitreet, near iVater I nnl dtf EVANSVILLK. IND. CMux!4Hora to Wells, Kollogg et Co.) IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OK SIGN OF THfc BIG PADLOCK A X 3 IS, AX EN, AXKN, AXES, 4i;s, AX IIS, TABLE CUTLKRY, I A Ji L K (WTIs t:u y, TAHL1J CUTLEHY. POCKET OIJTLKRY, POCKKT CUTLEilY, PO0KKT (HJTLHliY, Traco ChnlnH, Trnco CMiuiiiM, Trnoe OImiIvim, i'lauteret Sloes, lluuter' EiocM, I'limir' Hoes, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics Tools. Mechanics' Tools, CL'ILUKBS HARDWARE, HMI IiKP.K' HABUftAKK, BUILUK&H' HAKDWAKK. tlOTTMN A! WOOL 'AKI, COI'IO.V ANI WOOLCAKON, WI IUN AAH WOOI. 'AUI BitHT RUBBER RKLTINt), Bh-aV it UBB Kit BSL TINU. HlMSHUHBh.il UEL.TIXG', Mill and Crous-Cat Saw, aili and Cross -Cut J&ws, Iiil and Cress-Cut Saws. -ANll buyers will And It to their ad van. te to examine our stock before purcbKSAt the Old Stand, 13 First St BGtTTlCIlJCR, KKLLOud & CO. tvia SADDLERY, ETC. GEO. T1I0UNIIILL, uxh'jw aotukkb or &a!illcfc and 5 sir cat 8KC0NB filllKKr, near Main, EVANSV1LLK. IND, All kinds of fine Saddles and llarnes cousiauuy on hand. REPAIRING done in the best manner aud at Mhoi t notice. ImhSdilm Charles Babcock & Co, IMPORTERS AND DKAI.EKS III Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood . Work, Damasks, Harness, Enameled Patent leather Pad Skins, Skirtings, &c, &c, IVo. S 3Xa.ln Street, ni20 EVANSVILLE, IND. UiLUCrOISTS. joqn r,Aviii, Wholesale and Retail Dragglst, Dealer in Medicines, Paints, Oils, Bruihtx, &c MAIN ST., bet. Second and Third, Kvansvlile, Ind. Particular attention elven to CUTTING WINDOW MLAHH to anTl He HonHI dtf WATCHMAKING. A. C BOSCNCRANS. HARiiY SMITH ROSENCKANS & SMITfl, Watchmakers and Jewelers, SO. ia JKORTII WkCOND ST., BEALEKS In American, English and bwiks Watches, In gold, surer and mated cases. Fine Jewelry, silver Ware. Clocks, Ac. Personal alien 'on given to repairs of flue watches, . WNo work entinsted ppi entices. (seiV t.ir

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New Iforli Grocery, as si a in sxKKirr. Sugars'. IIIII.S. SEW ORLEANS all grades. A good article. 7 lbs, for (I. 10 20 RARKFLN KKW ORI.EANS-a prime article, for 81 per gallon. Hominy. B 4 KI1EI.S, wholesale and retail, at the NEW ORK GROCER. 30 IJiicItwlieiit Flour. BARRELS CHOICE WlSt'ONMIN, wholesale and retail, by 25 PARSONS, SCOVILLE fe MOFFETT.. Cider. Oft BARRELS PURE SWEET AND ji9 2 barrels Boiled, by the barrel or by the gallon, at 75 MAIN STREET. Coffee. BAGS, OF EVERY GRADE AND VARIETY. 60 Strictly prime...... ... Good common -..4 pounds for II 00 ...5 pounds for II 00 Teas ! Teas ! oonnn worth of evert 4 j J 1j kind and quality, from boo. per pound to 12 00 for best Gunpowder. New llacou JUains. SUGAR-CURED, AND VERY NICE; also, New Breakfant Bacon, Dried Beef, and Beef Tongues, at the JaU NEW YORK. GROCERY. CHARLES VIELE & CO., wiioir.sAi.r. MOUTH WEST CORNER ?lrst and Sjcamore Streets, EVANS VI LLE, IND. au9 dtf mtMl UClMiMt. UAVIIaS4. I. & 1. flKIMAXX, Wholesale Dealers In (iHOCERIE S Foreign and Domestic Liquors, N A 1 COTTON YARNS, G LASH WAI'r &., Ac, 44 & 40 PIHST HT-R-EIST, (NATIONAL BLOCK.) Evaksvillr, Ind. FISH DEPOT. ovi dtf MATTHEW I) A L Z E L L, Wholesale Dealer In Groceries, Kaila, White Lead, Lime, Cement, &c. No. 18 Water Street, deolOdly Bva;till, lm. inisw jtiicivi. It. T. TRI OLE. W. W. WrLKI30S. IS. V. Tit I It 1.1 : & CO., (Succes-sors to Wm. Hunnel,) niailUIOVLUIOIH Ol XJiMlB, . 1 ,M1 II, jJi.ut.n, Frames. &c. Also, dealers in Pine and Poular Eloorlntr. WeatherljoardiriK. BhlnKles, Lath. Ac. Building material of all kinds lu our Hue made to order. Factory and Yard, Corner of Wal nut and Fifth Streets, HvauHville, Indiana. Orders from abroad promptly attended 10. iiei uiiiii ULFELDEK SE ESI ANN'S Dancing Academy, Al MAltL.ri.I-A- llALij. We bee leave lo inform our friends and the public generally that we have just opened a new course or Dancing, at greatly reuaceu raien. Parents desirous of having their children o.lucated lu lhe Terptdchoieaii Art would do well lo entrust the same to our care. While we spate no ellbrt In teaching, we pay especial intention 10 ine good uevior oi au scuoiars. HHtUfaci.ory references can bc given. Prices ai-e as follows: For Gentlemen who have already taken one course with ns Z per course For Gentlemen not comptent to dance .. -.J.t per course For Ladles ,......tt per course For Children i per course juasqueraue funs on hand and made to order ai. reasonable rateti. HOLKKLDER & HKEMANN. Jn) d.3mj Marlett Hsll, cor. Malu & Fifth. W. C. HABNd. W. V. RAVAGE, IIARNS & RAMAGE, rialn aod Decorative Taper Uanzers ALL WORK NEATLY EXECUTED, And warranted to give satisfaction. Orders left at WM. E. FRENCH A CO.IS, 47 and 49 Main street. Will be promptly attended to. mhl2am Notice to Contractors. THE UNUERNIGIVED will receive proposals until the 1st day of April, at his office iu Hopklnsviile, Kentucky, lor the (trading aud masonry to be done on Beet Ions one to six, Inclusive, and from 12 to 17. Inclusive, on the Evanfvllle. Hen derson and NaxhvUlo Railroad. Profiles and specifications can be seen at the orHce of the Chief Engineer, In Madlsonviile, .Kentucky, or at ine omce oi me under signed, at Hopklcsvllle. Al. U. HAJNHOU, rah 17 tapl Supt. Constractlon A. c. Co. ARCHITECTS. O A. it X. KOBEBT DO YD. I WOOD BOYD 4c WOOD, ARCHITECTS, No. T Chandler's Block, Corner Fir -t and Ixxtust Hlreets, KVAJNS VIUjI,, in u. Plans and Specifications prepared on short nolle nd reasonaoie leims , laulij dtr PUBLISHED BT THI EYAXSYILLE J0UE5AL C03IPAXI So. Iocnl Street. ETanavlllo. For Sale, T3UICK HOUSE asi iw m.ora Jri on Heventh street, between Syca more and Vine, east side. Terms, onethird cash : balance on twelve and eighteen months' credit. F'or particulars inquire at 14 and 4ii, corner Fln,t and Vine Streets. HOTICE Is hereby given lhat the firm of O. O. Nlblack & Co. is this day 1. tiolved by tbe death of O. Veihcc.ir. 'be business will be continued In the name ond stvle of Nlblack Js Verh(crT. who will settle all business connected with the lata " " a (1 Ktwr.ini.' . t.i olmson's Real Estata ani Patent Agency. BUSINESS an DWELLING UOOSE4 Bulldina Lots and Farms, end timher ed laiids, cueap, and on easy terms. PatvT.sof ail kinds procured. ALVAll JUtlHSON, Real Estate and Patent Aeent otnen on Third fctreet Evansvilie, Ind. Janl2 ly

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t M0WE.S. J. ALKX. Woof,!,; j howes & woo Lor. i or.:, COTTON FACTOR':., i noni n; am Coinin Ifsslon I;Iere?i,I -s Libera. Ca ih Advances on Cotton fcl. , PrOduCB. (dli-'li;.!,! HOWARD a PRESTON, i, XJ-JW OJi LEANS. LUlUMi'ANA, PalTOt IIKOM. V.III. UfAIi cah advau:ti npon cousisnmpnts c: PORK, CORN, FLOUR, TOUACCO, .'. , c to the above house, and Rl.so iaru: :, gunnies to shippers. , nov'2d:r 8AHTJEI, H. IISITJT. JtTI-I t:3 XAl::S lAUt, JE. WOKTIMKii. S. II. KENNEDY ; CO., Coiiiiuis.sioii ZZcrcWL', T0H THE KAT.K OK Flocr, Provisions, Com, .Whl.--.ky And Wistern Produce general!-, 55 mid 57 P'lllinvs siitcirr, NEW ORLEANS, LA. Consignments collcltnl, and liberal ca advauces mi.de On shipments to the ab,house, by W.M.Akit OCit dlilll EVA.NHV1I.LK, I . FOSTER & CIWYN, connissiON nERcnAnu( 97IJAGAZITH: tTZZZZZ:?, NEW ORLZAS. JtZjt Western Produce. Consignment!! of Flour, Corn, IV-" and a'! .xlud of Wi-stern Prodi Liberal eat h advances intde on nil m, menls, either for sale la Wew urie.lis i" shipment to New York, fostur, a w'n a-. O., CommlMHiou MofoliUil t 41 WATER STREET, novl-d.;ra NEW YORK. K. K. DuNSKESOST.. .J. K. Raj-'k is. R. K. DUKKKRSON L lb. Forwarding z Corn ml Merchanta AND GENERAL A O K r SOUTH SHOZ2IJ FAST FREIGHT LINE, OVB THE KVANSYILTiK & ClMWFOUISTIfL TKIiKK IIAITK & IMSIANAl'ilLI , ' BELLKK0M1INE, LAKE Slit UK & Kill!: LAI! !U . NVANSV1LLE, IN IK Liberal cadi advances made on conf'."i. ments. !U,.; P. 8. nb'SOlTC IT. u n ..i,,,!. DUSOJCHET & GILBERT, GEN ERA !, COMMISSION M KUCHA A i V '. o. il'J I'oydriis Btrfft, NEW OKLKANm Orders aim comdi'iimin.:.. u. .( i..,, .. 1 ,v Jj5dlf H 4HU1W J. FHH.FH, Of JNiew 1 I..-,; J. G. Mot t i l 'K i, or LonlNvlilf h E. NulT, of New Orleans. Phelps, "IcCfillciih If, PRODUCE, PROVISION AU JK.-i KKU Commi daion TToro h an t f 112 ;.!A,IKi; olULKT. novii dtf -NEW OKI WM. 0. ItKOWrV & CO., Forwarding and (Jonunmkv, rviui'uj! tit M, WHARF! 10AT PR0PiUnj;;. Railroad and i'&t i'v.'A - , and i'&t Ag'iti. EVAf.NVII.il.i:, MM. Jan8 dly n. I ft. ii. ii All !) ft. f..-i H V A 4. i-n r vr nil ,......., eiianU, Evaii'.vllle, Inn.,. ,(. ; . ', . i. Wheeler, I res't.' K u U utu l, Y , 1 a.idHara'l On , VI. ;i 1 ,etl i ' u i ' National U-.miL "''"'t- ' -va.,-,, ,, AKenis ior ?.U:V,n C.ly Halt Cn. Yi I I ! K W O l I, It fri:ndn ( uu fori K V. 311 X I, on riiti' HTHh t,' 'it1 tl 'Oil, l.,,;l' VJIIO, UeSl LO I.. I'lf.r,. 1-1 1 I I V the Ilivde of LIQUOL rMoii s 'J'ui si,, IOUUf1 'u e. . . ' , ' .o.,.ujij,ui.,iJIi Should I,, ' l- vi-i.i.M a, i u HI. ii. AI.5.S;'j A; Vt YOJiWARD m AND COrir--WICItCIIAxNTH, " RECTIFIERS, and Whota. lk , LIQUORS, FI.0'dIi FIRST a f ir y One door belo v V- t 1q ; - . nwi Liiuiji. ii i. jam dir. EVAK-VIT.L.B, ! A. 1). IIAYIIURS?, VUODUCK. VOMMJiojv A l r. WAR1UNU M EHVlt A nr, No. 6 5iouth W-;.r. aadConniry I roduce, Hay. S. EL BARTON, ConuniHMioit Ploi? Sfo. 85 fieco.iiti EtretL t'lf-.Ci.VNATl. e mads rn coumginjcn.s Liberal ad van: se7 Ul' r. k. HTMrirjuY. O. W. KKKNCY, oro. j. Ler4:

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