Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 April 1870 — Page 2

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EYAXSVILLE JOVRSAL COMPANY, . ft Ijwml rt. KvnnMTlll. TUESDAY, APRIL 1. 1870. Insults to Scad Heroes! Will soldiers and their friends read the following paragraphs. For Hie duration of the war, for Its cost unflli!i lor its commencement. tLe Remi til Iran nartv ia alono responsible. But for It there would have bon no w&r.and tut tori La sliumelul Incapacity ana mis management, it would not have lasted a year. It was carried on npparlentiy to bnt0' thlevlt'K contractor. If thesourcn of stealing had not dried np. it woum rror.blv have been la exltiteuce now' Cincinnati Jtnqn rcr. Thn remain! of ii?n TllOnlM are BOW Mnt cart- d Irotn Ihe Pacific to I he Atlan tic a aide--bow, ana every uy lomumra nil with Iwenlv co'uwnioi wicxrapu " bis whereabouts We hope he may no planted soon. k'vansville Courier, April 7. The " tstatute of limitations " killed the St. Thomas treaty. We hope the same disease will attack ihe St. Do mingo monstrosity. ' ' j m T :i i f .lnnma.1. 1 7, , ,i. . t: -uAfA 1 Jl K liUU aviiiu W" '- w i 1. ; dnbf rresiueui. -1 "-bi T, 1 to th wv he had of, rooting rebels out of their strongholds. TnE editor of the Courier-Jouriial ia endeavoring to avengo himself pn Gen. Grant for chasing him all over the Southern Confederacy during the rebellion. Every number of his pa per contains some contemptible sneer or insult, which only eejve, how ever, to point out the pusillanimity -of the editor without at all injuring or disturbing the President. No doubt the latter looks upon the paragraphs in the Louisville Courier-Journal with the same complacency that he read similar diatribes in the Louls-ville-BowlicgGrccn-Nashville-Cbat-tanooga Courier as the legitimate weapons of a man whose courage! is not in proportion to his malignity. I TnE New York Democrat eays trtjly that "at the rate matters are going pn now, Hoffman's administration will be the moat expensive to the peoplo of any wo have ever had. The disposi tion seems to be to rush private bills through, add' to fees, salaries, steal ings and perquisitics, payiog no re gard to the great fact that the people v , , , . i . our legislatures go on heaping taxation upon tno people, creating new 01flees where men can draw large ealaries for doing nothing all at the expense of the people" eroy is tho very best authority with tho Democracy of Indiana. : A young New Yorker proposes ;to ' inaugurate the same system in the ad ministration of our city affairs., : ! t TriE Ncvv Harmony Register comes out strong for Judgo Niblack as the next Democratic candidate for Con cress. It will be remembered that 'tho Register was the first paper to break ground in behalf of tho nomin ation of the Judge, and that it got verv ancrv. when in a mild and gen ial manner, we called attention to tho tactic3 by which, it proposed to dis'po.ie of other opponents. Tho strategy which put , Judgo Parrett forward for Supreme Judge, only to get him out of tho way for Congress, worked like a charm. Wo presume' he may now be regarded as permanently upon the shelf. Judge . Davy Laird, who has "fit. bled and died" for the Democracy, timo and again, is- also out of the question. . CoL.Denby, of our city, who has been hitherto counted among the aspirants, being a young man, can afford to wait for three. or four more terms. . 1 We must say that Judge Niblack is a very clover fellow, and if we are to be represented by a Democrat, Buits us as well, if not .better, than any one .. else that the Democracy can, select. It is; pretty apparent, however, that our, District would derive much greater benefit by electing a Congress man who would be in harmony, poll tically, with tho Administration and Congress. Can't be Done. A correspondent cf the Louisville Courier' Joitrnal, writing from Madieonville, gives the following advice to the Louisville business men It is the opinion of a great many that your city should urge and de mand that the Elizabethtown and Pa ducah Ilailroad he so located as to reach this point. It is certain that a railroad will be constructed from this place to Shawneetown, Illinois, within the next two years. At Shawneetown it will connect with two roads, ono run- : ning north to Chicago, the other run- . ning directly to St. Louis.- The completion of the Madisoaville Shawneetown Straight-line road and its connection here with the Evansville. Henderson & Nashville Railroad, will make this r an important railroad town.. With its inexhaustible coal and timber, its pe-

' culiar supply of water from running

lountains and its surrounding agricultural lands, this place must very soon take rank with the most important interior towns of the State. The advantage to your city of bringing tho Elizabethtown and Paducah road di - - rectly to this point from ireenTille is the turning to Louisville of an immenso trade that now goes to Evansville. This, Webster, and Union . counties would nOw send about six thousand hogsheads of tobacco to your city each year (every pound of which, now goes to Evansville and other points) if they had direct communication with Louisville. , We think- the correspondent ' is . greatly mistaken in", supposing that the completion of the Elzabethtown & Paducah road wilf draw trade from Evansville to Louisville. Our mer,.cbanta think differently.; So far from losingany of their trade, they anticipate that the completion of that road will largely", increase -it. r They are confident of their ability to compete . with tho "Louisville" merchants and . , manufacturers both in the quality! of goods and prices, and; rightly argue that the peoplo of Kentucky will buy . where they 'can, do so to the best advantage. The 'Elizabethtown' & Paducah ro'ad will hardly venture1 to discriminate against us in freights for that would to a two-edged sword that I

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thoso usiDffit. lor our road -would bo alia to discriminate as strongly as the other; and what Louisville would make in ono direction by such discrimination, she would be apt to lose in another. The completioa.of the Shawneetown t & Madisonvilla Road is some distance in the future, pro vided our'Udad to Carmi does not die still-born. Should tho latter be com pleted, tko former will have no groat necessity for its construction; and Railroads are nit built now-a-days, unless lomo powerful necessity exists which almostrcompels their establishment. ' - Base Ball. Great excitement prevails in Base Ball circles in all parts of tho coun try over the coming contests this season. Thu diffarent Base Ball clubs have spared neither money nor effort to organize Nines that will bo able to -r rcincinnatL .iMine. ine champions or . .. n last - year, have been practicing dih - J r.- c 3 i f itl:. um 01 ity to maintain their supremacy. They were to open the season on Saturday by a game with a picked Nine, com posed of the best amateurs of the city .with two or threo professional players. On Thursday next .they leave for New Orleans. They expect to play five or six of tho best clubs in that vicinity duriog their absence They will start on their return about the 5th of May.. The following items are 'clipped from our JiiXchangcs Tho Brooklyn Atlantics opened ihe 6eason on- April -7th,v in a- practice came against a field of 12 players. The latter nine "included l'earce, the old Atlantic short stop; Galvin, Devyr, Ilcnny; llemscn and other noted players, but were badly beaten by a score or s to o in a lull gamo Ia the Atlantic nine l'earce "and Crane were missing, their places be in? filled by Mann and George Hall The amateur Stare, of Brooklyn, played a prize gjmo on tb'Oth of April against a very strong field nine. and were victorious by a scoro of 27 to 8. The field included l'ercuson Chapman. Vike and George Hall, of the Atlantics: Charlie Hunt, one of the celebrated brothers of that name Calvin and three good amateur play ers. lhia victory ot the orars JS I thereloro a most creditable one. and they will make our leading profess fioal,Iook.to. tbeir laurel before the season is far advanced. The Tri-Mountaios. of Boston opened ' the; season on ,the ; 7th of cludo Bellam. of the Haymakers, de feated a field nine in seven innings by a scoro ot 00 to- zz. Ihe touowing interesting item 0 baso ball news we clip from the New York Jnbune, oflaa Wednesday: " On Tuesday next the nine ot 1870 of the New, York Mutual Club appear against tho field on the Union Ground, Williamsburg. At the last meeting of the Club Directors tho nine were agreed upon, and their po oitions set down, as follows : -, John V'. B. Hatfield, Captain, with the pos ot shortstop; Martin bwandell, sec ond baso: John Nelson, third base Patterson, left field: Everett Mills, first base: Charles Mills. Catcher: WolterB. pitcher: David Eggler, cen ter field, and A. Martin, right field, with Georgo Flanly as first substitute. It will be seen by this list that bwan dell has not joined the Atlantio Club of IJrooklyn. The Forest City Club, ot llockford. Illinois, the amateur champiousof tho west, opened the season, Apri4?12tbj in a game with a picked nine. The scoro at the close of the ninth inning, stood 31 to 0 in favor of the Forest City. ii)iirvi ITEMS. Me. Newcomh, of Cannelton, hca been negotiating for the purchase of the coal mines at Newburgh. The New Albany manufacturers are said to be running to their full capacity. 2 " M0KE8 " is the favorite name apr. plied by Democratic papers to the newly made colored voters. TnE new railroad bridge over the Wabash, at Terre Haute, is to be completed on the 21th inst. The friends of the Rockport & Northern Central Railroad have a meeting in Cincinnati, on the 27th inst. The Lafayotto papers want manufactures established j -in .that '.city. The wheat crop in the same vicinity wants rain. . i It is said theio are eighty places in Floyd County, where liquors are sold without license, and small-pox cf a mild form. There were six fires in Fort Wayne on Thursday last, involving a loss of from $5,000 to $7,000, with an insurance of $4,000.' : ' ' - t ' ; The colored people of Logansport are to celcbrato the ratification of the Fiftcoath Amendment by a picni near that town, on the 26th inst. ! ' Two ancient volumes bearing date over two hundred years ago, were purchased reccutly for the Stato Law Library. " i .? ; The citizens of Jcffersonville are straining every nerve to secure the building of a bridge across the Ohio River at the tow-head for carriages, wagons, and foot passengers. Some of the editors of tho New Albany and Louisville Democratic papers have taken up lecturing on temperance as a diversion ' from their otherwisa sober duties. V s ' .... -. . . ; The Superintendent of Public Instruction will, visit the counties of Morgan, Owen. Green, Daviess, Martin, Lawrence and Monroe; also the town of Gosport, commencLig on the 19th inst. -, - ;w f " TnE;citizens .of La. Grange were, last week, treated to a free ride on the Grand Rapids '&,' Indiana Road, and went amidst the firing of cannon, the floating of banners, the beating of drums and the inelody of horns." At New IIayen, Allen County, on Thursday nigat last, Mr.-Georgo Fos- ( ter, a wagon-maker, while intoxicated, jumped from a train,' which had just; arrived at that place, and came down en hia head, breaking his neck' -

Gen. M. D.Manson.oI Crawford's- j ville, seems to be a chronic candidate. He is now announced as an aspirant for tho Democratic nomination for Congress. "We hope he may be nominated. -The Congregationalists of this State will hold a grand jabilee, commemorative of the 230th anniversary of Congregationalism in America, in

connection with their Association, which meets atKfckomo the first week in June. . .'. Lieut. Dauoheety, who is con fided in the jail at Kokomo, awaiting trial for killing Van Horn last fall, still has his name continued on the pay roll of his company, and will draw his pay until tho close of his trial at the Dext term of court. The New Harmony Register nomi nates Frank D. Bolton as a candidate for Auditor of Posey County, on the ground that a small share of the offices should be given to other town ships than the ono or two which havo heretofore monopolized them. From Franklin, Miami, Clarke, Whiteley, Fountain, Stark Laporte and many other counties throughout the State, the prospects for at least an average wheat crop are reported good. Tho prospect of the fruit crop ia a good deal m" red, and , we. are afraid will be a good deal more so, after the effects of the "cold snap" of the pa few days become apparent. TuE'Rev. Bishop Clark, presiding over ihe Conference at Kokomo, is the only one left pf the three last-elected Bishops of the Methodist . Church At the general Conference of 1864 held at Buffalo, Davis W. Clark, Cal vin Kingsley and-Edward Thompson were chosen, to i the Episcopaucy, or more truthfully, as General Snperin tendents. The Methodist Church has an order of Bishops, in the sense o a higher ministerial rank. J V POSEY COUSTI LETTER. ' New HabsiOsy, Ihd , April 15, 1S70. Editors Joarnalr '' ' , ' ,' .,' i " With Spring and good roads, our town is putting on a business, look and shows greater activity -in a legit imato way, I mean, for the roughs and 'saloons 'seem fo hold their own in all seasons. 1 observe that our. blacksmiths ore busy with their Spring, work, turning, out plow and other farm implements for their cus tomers. The woolen mill, suspended during tho ; Winter, is again in operation Several of our merchants are in the city, purchasing their Spring stock and' trade will, no doubt, be,bris when they return. - i With the bright, warm dajs. th health of the country has crown bet ter. Two or three weeks -ago there wa3 considerable pneumonia, and a few cases of spotted fever, but our physicians bave more leisure now. The churches in this vicinity have suspended their revival meetings, at ter an .unusually-successful Winte campaign, lie v. Franklin Cooper, b Uynthiana circuit, has rcceivedlnea two hundred persons on probatiop Ihe revival was a sweeping one a Springfield, embracicg nearly : th whole neighborhood. I learn that they propose to build a church im mediately. ( ''!,, jar meeting in xsew uarmony re suited in sixty-one accessions, and tho prospect tor tho luturo is very hopclul. We have & new parsonag auu buuury ouicr improvements i contemplation. Prof. Cox, State Geologist, hasb visiting hia old V. w a iew days, prof.owea, of .liloomiogton, left last Monday on his return to the Uni vcrsity. W. T. 15 ' ' Catlcr's Protection. ' A new illustration of the wiso ideas of political economy which govern the manipulation or a tariu wnos duties range to 150 per cent, or arti cles ot ordinary necessity, and on th tools of earning a living, and in which every man who is manufacturing any thine demands and secures a monoD oly tax, is shown in the remark of Mr. Butler in the tariff debate on Thursday, on the proposed amend mens to reduce the duty on gunny cloth. He Baid "he did not wish to see the day when manufactures would tlounsh in the west.f or where manufas turc9 flourish agriculture goes down:' The farmer who is taxed . from 50 to 100 per cent, on every iron imnlemen and domestic utensil, and 150 per, cent, on common blankets and coarse cloths, and 75 to 90 per cent, on the stuffs for his children's dresses, and 50 per cent, on their shoes, and so on through everything they wear, and every instrument of production, not to pay into the Treasury, but to put in the pockets of the privileged class, is told that for his compensation begets a market for his products, and that thus the way to benefit the farmer is to givo the manufacturer? their own prices:- " . ; ' , v, ; ' . But there is a considerable Western manufacture which takes the stalk, of the flax that is raised for the seed, and ia otherwise worthies?, and works it into' a fabrio for coarse bagging and baling, in which it competes with the jute and jute bagging from India; and when this asks its little modicum of protection of 3 cents a " pound, when valued at 10 cents or less a yard, and 4 cents when valued at more than 10 cents, Mr. Butler announces a new principle of political economy, to-wit.r that manufactures kill agrioulture,' and profitable agrioulture kills manufactures, and therefore he opposes aoy protection to the Western gunny cloth manufacturer. Of course, this doctrine would knock the whole pro-t tectivo system into everlasting smash: but it is exceedingly well calculated to servo General Buller's purpose. It will arouso the indignation of ' many simpletons in the West at ' this outrageous declaration of a representative from New England manufatirers that he wants to take off the duties in order to kill Western manufac-,1 tures. They will ; charge that .New1 England wants to break down the protective system now that her "man ufactures have become so stxpnsr, in order to destroy those or nhQ West They will rago ;for higher duties, charge New England with-.free trade and relieve her from the brunt of upholding the proscriptive system, and thus will give it a new lease , of lifn. and will most earnestly shake the bush. while New. England takes the bird. Cincinnati Gazette. j; . i - In Africa, if any one comes befnrn& king1 without ' a lull dress costumfe tnat is, a straw hat and a ring in hia nose his-head goes into tho waste basket before he can wink twice.

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ORIENTAL. TEA STOEE ! II. A. CO Oil AS NOW OPENED HIS "EW TO UK. In the New Opera House, and offers to tee trade the best assorted stock: of Fancy and tttaple Groceries over ouerea in mis city. rv 731 JL. 0. ALL grades, from the choicest to a gocd, cheap Tea, and pledges himself to sell act low for the same quality as etin De bought In New York, of any Tea Company or Tea Dealer. , COFFEES. RIO, Old Government Java, Ceylon, and Java .assorted Grades at prices that will defy competition. Coiroe will be roasted every day and ground free of charge. SUGARS. UAM'LATKD, Crashed, Powdered, t3T Cut Loaf. Coll'ee. A. B. Sc. at prices that win oe sure to salt. BYBUPS. 1IITK nsira. New York Steam Amber and Golden, at prices lower tnan any time since ine war. Butter and Cheese. EXTRA, choice genuine Orange County Batter. Extra choice genuine Gosheu butter. CHOICE ROLL BUTTER. New York Factory Cheese to suit all tastes. Western Reserve Clieasa, " English Dairy : ; " , fine Apple Sap Sago and Eadam " All are askod to call and see what fin goods, cheap prices and good qualities are onereu at tuo 1 ORIENTAL TEA STORE, NEW OPERA HOU3 83 CAN GOODS, TICKLES, &G. J7KF.3II &TKAWBEltIES, Fresh Raspberries, Fresh Blackberries, " - Pine Annie. " Cberrie. ' ' " Tomatoes, ' Peaches.extra. " ' Peas. " Windsor corn " Lima Beans, Chow Cnow, Imperial Hot Pickles Captain White's Oriental Pickle, Prince of Walet Salad Sauce. .. WorcestersJure Sauce, Tomato CaUup, Assorted Shaker l'reervett Pure Honey. Horse Radish, French Olives, . French Preserves, at- : , sorted, dec, dec, at the Oriental rFeax Store. Just In Time for the Holidays WXTBA CBOWif IMPERIAL RA1 JZi B1NB, (all bunches.) Choice Xayer Kalslns, Bui tan a Raisins, Unnna Citron. Lemoa Peel. Zante Cur rants. French Prunes. White French Grapes. (fresti. first ever ottered tn the city. . ; - '. , Atmore's Mince Pie Meat. - ' Shaker Preserves, Guava Jelly French Olives, Scotch Marmalade, French Mustard (imported). ,; . dec, &c, at (lie Oriental Ten. Store. ; ' l No. 1563. ' , , United Stat&s Marshal's Notica. TJsited States of America, . District of Iadlana. I w-rilKltKAN. a libel of Information VV was tiled In the District Court of the ITnired Ktates for tbe District or Indiana on the nrt day of Marcb, 18.0, by William Newcotnb, ny cnaries r. juarno, Jsq., m Proctor, against tbe steamboat tmm .... I 1 1 .,.At.A MnnaAi Bn, r 1UJU, Iier truKium, aypaiQ-. .mv boilers and furniture, seised at said Dis i.ric.t in a. rane of damazes. civil and marl time, and claiming damages In tbe uia ot 1370 33. and pray inn proutss against said steamboat, ana tnat ine same may ne con rlnmpil nrl inld therefor. Now, therefore, In pursuance of the Monition under tbe seal of Hald Court to me directed and delivered. I do hereby Rlv public notice to all persons claimlug said goods, or any part thereof, or In any manner Interested therein, that they be and appear before ine District uourt oi ine United States, to oe neiu mo viiy ui i dianapollH, In and for tbe District of ludl ana. on tbe first Monday of May next, al lu o'clock of tbe forenoon of that day. then and there to Interpose their claims and make their allezatlons in that behalf. litN. Kl'ODNKU, U. H. Marshal HAMUEL DAY, Deputy. i Attest J. D. How LAND, CI 'It. ap5-14t W. C. HARKS. . W. V. UAMAQK. RAMAGE, Flaln and Decorative Paper Hangers ALL WORK NEATLY EXECUTED, And warranted to give satisfaction. Orders left at WM. E. FREACH A CO.'S, 47 nud 419 Slain street, Will be promptly attended to. mbl2 8m Wedlock. The Basis or Civil, hocikty. Essays for Young Men. on the honor and hanDiness ot Marriage, and the evils and dangers of venoacy; witn sanitary neip for ine attainment of man's true positiou in Hie. Beut free. In sealed envelopes. Address HOWAltl) ASSOCIATION, Pox P. Pbllauetpnia, ra . leio a A wm ABTSIiN Si'iilSU IAUR ! THE UKIEKSISF.r has the honor to Inform his friends and tbe public vuo ui o uoiiira rn win oe open iui iuq noccjjuua di viaitors on SATURDAY, APJUE 16, 187. Parties who -wish to hold Plonlos on the gronnas, are requested to In lot hi the an uersigaed or tbeir intention and roaae the neoessarv arrangement at least two or three days before the Picnics are to come off. During this coming Hummer, there CONCERT & ILLUMINATION Every Thursday evening. The admission to these concerts is reduced to tn Mnt THK BATHS will be open for use on the 11 uuy oi Jiay, ioiu. AsaLa TluKets by the dozen, Jj; (single Bath 50 cents. Tbe public is cordlaly invited by ap!2-im , EDWARD WEHLER. MUSICAL GOODS. . W. W-f KKN. , THOU. OOXXXQTOH So. 61 MAIS STiiXKT. WAItREJf & COSYNGTON, PIANC S, . , OIIGANS, MUSI0 . An J ilnsloal Goods of all kinds. : Orders ly mall promptly attended to. 2nfi .r BUR CASK & CO.. . MAWUEACTCKER3 Or Eureka aad Rustic Window Shades, c A 8tJlRIOS ARTICLE, Arty length, width, or color, made to order , NO. 81 MAIN ST., THIRD FLOQIt, P.O. Box I.OII, O - . T.. oc8-6mj . l VAN U VILLE, IND rOR SALE. FOR NALK-VALUABLP t a t to STREET PROPERTY Th.t BiiiJ sitnated 81 properly is tiered for sale at .low flirare; - - - ' "JT. IV ELLIOTT A SOS " . ' ' . llea4 tate Aee'nls. elti dtf corner iocosi. ana Third 8tru. i . m Jobnsou's Real Estita and ' Patent . . 5 ' r Agency.' BrsiXESSandDWELLINUHorisFS Building Lots and Farms, and Umber ed lands, cheap, and on easy terms p.t! SMiuol all kinds procured. ALVAH JOHNSOV Real "Estate and Patent Agent Ofn'ce on Third Btroet Evansville, lud: jania ly

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HABDWAEE ATPANIC PKICES, TOR CASH orxY. Wholesale and retail buyers will find it to their Interest to examine our prices before purchasing elsewhere. Oraers by mail, do , promptly attended to. FRED. P. STRAUB & CO., Noi 82 MIL V Nl'BUUT, (Near the Court 11 ohse,) 'j - ' ' " ' SIGN OF THE BROAD-AXE. "I inb8 ICourler, Democrat, and Union copy. SAMVECOHH. JAECS SAVUibOS. J. L. OH SAMUEL OP.R & CO., DEALERS IM IRON, STEEL. ZINC, 8PIUNG8, j X. X. K Horse and Slalc Slsoes,. ' . Tinners and Blaoisaiitha' Tool3, 4ND BFtiY VYUOBWOUS WUOUUHT SCRAP IHUS BOV6M1 At the highest market rates. Sycamore Street, near Water InnM dtf EVANSVILLE. IND. 0(ETIICUU, KELLG&5 & Co (ttniioeKsors to Wolls, Kellogg A Co.) . i. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF 13 Iix-s t ti-o i SIGN OF THE J3IQ PADLOCK AXES, . iXI, AXK9, ' AS.EN, AXIi, , TAHLE CUTLER 1, ' TAUIjE UUTJjJb'ltr, TAHLE CUTLER Y POCKET UUTLKHY, POCKET CUTLEHY, POCKKT CUTLEKY. . . ATBCO OllUlMM, " Trace Chalnw, ! Trnoo Chalnw, IIanter IIoch, Planters' lloee, Planters' Iloea, , MccbanlcsMools, siecaaiiicsT Tools, Mechanics' Tools, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, BUILDERS' HARDWARX. BlilLBJtliJi' UABDWAKE. COTI'ON AND WOOL AKI)N, COTTOJi ASM WOOL!.iKIN, j a vx. j.x mw nuvk ja nun BEST RUBIUCR BELTING, BEST RVHEKJt ItKLTimr, BEHT RUBBER BELTING, . Mill and Cross-dat Saws, . r ; mil ana Uross-Cut Saw& Mill and Crocs-Cut Sawa CASH buyers will find it to their advan. tage to examine onr stoct before pnxchaaAt the Old Stand, 13 First S ,". - HCTTICB I, KKLLOliQ & CO. vH 'i - PLUMBING, &C. GIBSON &t WELSH, PLU MBE IR 8. DEALERS IN Lead Pipe, Sheet LGiWater Closets, nor as cotn baths, Shower Bathi, Force and Lift Fumes, WROUGHT IRON 'PIPES, 4aM 'Water lntrodnced lntn nnnnir, iIopIi Ines from cisterns or wells, eivinic all the conveniences of a city supplied with water quired to heat the water. . wurs no cuuntro oi ranue on stove id. SO Locust Street, EVANSVILLE. IND. SADDLERY, ETC. GEO. TlIOIiNlIILL, KASTuprgBia or fiudd les and Hnrncs 8KC0XD HTKKKT, near Main, EVANSVILLE, IND. All Kinds or rlno oonstantly on hand. . REPAIRINU dnn. I and al short notice. the best manner Imh5 dKni Charles Babcock & Co, l i "trOBTIRS AXB DULLKK3 IF" Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Damasks, Harness, Enameled Patent LeatJier Pad Skins, Skirtings, dec, &c, No.:. Main rt-,.5tt ma20 EVANdVlLLE, INI).

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O 2 O O 'W 4 KOUTtWi:.r COUN EH iflrst . and Sycamore Streets, EVANSVILLE, IND. auSdtf I. & . liEIMANSs, Wnoleeale Dealers In GROOBEIES, Foreign and Dome:tic Inquort, HAILS, COTTON YARNS. ULABSWAKH -14 & 4 0 PIEST STJRISIilT, (NATIONAL BLOCK.) EVAXS VILLE, I WD. FISH DEPOT. UVJll tilt WATTUEVV DAL25KLL, Wholesale Dealer lu Groceries, Kails, Whita Irf.ad, Limn, Cedent, sc., So. IS Water Street, Xetr Alvertieuioiits. (EHTABLI3HED WELCH & ORITFITIIS, INnwit-AxeH Shwh. ha WK of all descriptions. AXKH, Bklt Twn nnd Mir.T. FOKNl.SHINO'l. CIRCULAR HAWH with Holirt TeelU.cr witn Patknt AlUDHTitBLi Points, tuperior lo all Insert ed Teeti Haw. m-Pricks R educjkd ! "ff Send for Price List and Circular. WELCH dc GRIFFITHS, ' Boston, Mas., or Detroit, Ml h, - ' ; ; ' 4 FOB SALS BY ALL DEALERS IX DRY GOODS & NOTIONS. HOW TO GET h2$?hi. 810 worth of splendidly illustrated books given for every 1 Kubrcrlbrs to tlie X. Y. Mnwirni l'luurr lor 17U, a rriouihly Journal 1 pages ot cuoiro M uslc and interesting Miaoolliiny. OtUy tit v't, j annum in advance. Circulars with llttif premiums atd specimen copy or rinneer sent en recelptof stamp. F.J. HUN'IINUXON & CO., 4 : 1 Brooino Street, N. Y. Agents fiariTasblns Uookt ten I l'rcc. Secrets of Internal Revenue By a Prominent Officer of the Treasury tervice, -HhowlDR up the tecrclt and inner working of tbe Kevenue Department, the tVUlhky King, Ooid King, and UrawbacH Fruuda, HyuLtiDHtlo Robbery, Depredation, Conspiracies and Raids on the Ooverument, Malfeaance, Tyranny, and Corruption of high Olllclals. The tn "- not tint '' r"HJt- Contaluiug about buu well filled psgeH,splrlteJly lUuntrated. Agtmt vmnted. (. anvasiint ltuok and eompicte outfit tent Jree. Addres WJI. F1.1I 1', lubli3lier, Philadelphia, Pa., Chicago, 111., or Cincinnati, Ohio. Agents Wanted, orouruew book f UE EXPOSE or. 1IOHHO.VN di JlOUMOilSJI." By a Bister of a High Priest, and a r. sldunt for 15 years arniaug them. Itlunlruted. lxge 472. I'rice UivlDg a lull and autheutlo account of their moral, social, and political condition to the preseut lltne, and of the invxtetles and working of Po. lytrnniy. J'uU of startling act and attounding discloturet. Hold ouiy by subscription, fc-xcluitve territory given. Circulars and sample sheets eul free. Address KKlKNAI'4 BLId.llartfot d.Coun., or iiLlri & CO., Newark, ft. J. Aromatic Vegotiblo Soap COLGATE & CO.'S NEW YORK. E8TAB. I86. For tlte Delicate Skin of Ladles and Children. , Sold bt all DiicaaisTP. OflJl IfM7y M or til I rout ftl 5., lu OUU I Rli3 Mtuu in UrcKiibitrks, awarded to subscribers and agents tor Wood's Household Maoa.isk, the largext and best Dollar MoutUly in tbe world, binillar prizes to bu repeated soon. Full particulurs In March number. For sale by all newsdealers, or sent wltli Catalogue ot Premiums on receipt of 10 cfuts. Address 8. B. WOOD, Newburgh, N. Y. i T. A. CONSOU.T, (SOLICITOR OF PATKN'TH. Offlce5117th St., near U. H. Patent Ofllce Washington. D. U. No fes for Hcrvlnu r quiieu until graniiog oi Pateota. A. W. FABER3 LEAD PENCILS Urand Hold Mrdil and droit of the Legion A. W. H'ii ItHr' Kmw I'Mnoiiii . . r t . i ..... i vj Jionar ai ine r.XHlUM.on tn. Jirl. !Sh7 Lead In 10 grades are superior to anv Pen. cm ever inauo. a, w . Fabnr'M htuvn GKApuia. being hard and durable, writing smooth, black, and clean. In tlie beat Pencu lorArcuitects, engineers, and Accouutanta. K. J'ARKIt. 1.12 Win. St- ft- V Hr,r w (Jbavojw, Klatiw, eto. hold by rJtatlouUl Bll A. W. l"AHKliH I'1CC?1IU OLARK'd INDELIBLE ruNClLH. OK MAUKIXU CLOTIIIXH, ETC " More convenient lhan tnV a m a rlcnlturlut. ' " Invaluable to hniiHi kopnrra " iini.'d "A Terr nsefui rili!"-Am fn.iiiiii. Rejort, 1867. Holb A(m, II. FAItEU, 13.1 Wlllin m r. m. mini py wiutlooers ana Ueal ers KVKUYWHKHK. ,, Ast'ntS. Kead This! We will nvAnl n. lnrT at fc:t.1 PICK WEEK and expenses, or allow a large commission, to sell our new wonderful lu veutlons. Address - M. WAWNlill W , MarHhall. Allch. willi'ai Autnin, traveling W or local, a salary i per ween and expenses. Address It. WELLMAN k CO., Lansing, Alich. . , , Decalcomanle, oi Tranlc-r PictureK. rcBQg Head for Catalogue. c7, iTTt) Broadway, New Y IK. Alkinton Jt otic. ir"- AkuU. Samples free. 11, JL BHAW, Alfred, Maine. - LIST OF 2,500 AEttSPAI'iS for one NtHiiiit. U. V. UUVVELL & CO., rew ion ORKHILK.-I have sullvred Willi C'atnrcti thirty years, and was cun d ii bix weeks by a simple remedy, and will send tbe receipt postage free lo all ill letrd. Address Kev. x j, m. EA1), Drawer 17, Syracuse, .'"Jl.11: WF.I.ll'A-' l.(IVI-Kmii ys Tor Young Men, free, in sealed envel opes. jiywAiiu A&w4i'iuw, isox i-, run. adeipnia, mou EVERYBODY READ THIa ! K WIM, PAY AGENTS 2(J PKR WKK aud expenses, to n iiio Greatest Discoveries of the Age. AiUlrms W ii baton, iienkv is to., Marshall, Mich.

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Dr. J23. C. BIcrbowcr, rir.Hiii:T ii:rsTiHT, Oj?a No. 10 FIKHT ST., Between Main and Locutt, Kelnrns his I tan Irs for tbe liberal piitrorjaKerecol ved during the past iHe ysars, and hopes by lair deallijj Co iiitrit a contlnuiinco of trie tiurue. C'hloroorni admliilRtTed vhen desired. (n:wdly OHborne, ers o 27 Locust Street. Osborn o, SIGN F All ITER. O in Osboriio'H Cards. Junl2 dtf STATIONARY. JOHN II. SCOTT, 5SookKeIler,fiiiitIoricr s hz xv h n jc a s, i: it, So. 3 A1 til UK Li", tor. BraBu, Mu;.riU!y KvANsviLi.t. 10. mil & flAHIEU, Wtolehala, Boukeelkra A StHtion,ns SCHOOL BOOKS, It LA UK HOOKX, MISCELLANEOUS HOOKh. I A PER E.N VE LOPES. -A.no No. II Mniu Mtrot. ETaiiSTlSsc, Indiana. lolvvlv ' ' IIOTIOHS.KTC. i. . . WHOLESALE DRY GOODS and NOTIONS 32 nud til I IICST NT., Jvt 1Mb INSUItAIIOX:. 'EX3EN &. BAKER, General Insurance Agents, ADD ADJUSTERS OF L0SSE3, No. 10 Main Street, Upstairs, E VAN B VILLE, IND. Dwelling Hounds lusuied for a term ot years al l;ieutl reduced lales. ' Three Years at the Price of Two Five Years at the Price of Three , , iIilfo lafcurunce Sjteclulty, Total Cash Asseta ReproBen1d Over Tweniy-Eevea Mlliloa Uollars The following ars Among the Companies representea : iETlVA Insurance Co. Of Hartford. Conn Oah AhhoIh ni.ftoo.ooo VHl.rlX. 1ns. Co. of Hartforct. onn. Casli AkmUi 1,700,000 CO.VriSfEMTAI. Ins. Co. of New York. CahAksi-ui ......a2,a-io,000 NORTH AMERICAN Insivrance Coo. - Hurl ford. Coun. , Cash Asi.ela ...fnoo.ooo 51 EIICSI A NTs' Ins. Co. of Hart ford, CU Cash Assets ........................a.TOO,ooo NORTH ASIlCKICAIf Tnsaraace Co. of ' New York. Cash Assets ....... $00,000 I'lKDKIX Ins. Co. of Brooklyn N. Y. Cash AsooU ....al.HOO OOO, TON KERN A Si. YOKIC firs Ius. Co. C'aHU a n.. ................ ....fruoo.otu .oo triSA I.IKE 1ns. Co. Of Hartford, Coun Cash AbseU l,00O,0Ot'. NEXSEN & BAKER, Agents, 10 XLW bTKCfcT, Kvansvllle, Inl. JanSO dly ' . , OAUMODY & KELSON, Florists and Nurserymen, l-KOPRIETGRS Or 'X'lIliJ FLOUAL GEM, LOCl'NT NTRKET, ReL Weoond and Third. Garden and Oreenbonse on Oakley Av Due. adi. resldwiice of Win. 11 eilnian. Our Dt'Ncilptlve 'atalogue 1 I'lanU. Flowers, Trees, Heeds, Fioweflng lluibs, Horticultural and Ornamental Ooodi, Ac., can be had on application,' aud will b sent free to all who will seud us tl.elr aidress. Address CAKMODY NKLSON. f'2drtm F.v.nttvillM. Iid. ID It. Over First National EanK, Corner Uain and Hirst Etrceu. Evansville, luc T,TANtJFA)TITKEM or C'ONTIM) Jww ous Uurn Worit, Uold. Hilver, Volcanite, Corallte, and Ambur Plates, CarviWork., ArLlflola: paiateu. Sic. , , ADMINISTRATOR of Nitrons Oild. (an excellent and safe ancoHthtlr), Cbi roform. Ether, aud also several local pari lyxers. NEURALOK' Affections treated. MY FACILITIES are as Kod and n establlnhineut as larre (coimlhting of ri . rooms) as any In the United btatea. I RETURN MY THANKH for the UtnHlve patronage received during the pa. KIHHT YKAI-tM. moliv AttOHITECTS, O u. XI D. UOOtkT novo. . . I WOOD BOYD 4 WOOD, AECHITEOTS, No. 7 Cliaadlcr's Block, Corner Flr.it and Iocust Btreets, , EVANSVILLE, IND. Plans and Specific! Ions prepared ou hurt not lev &ud reitsoiiable l erina . anhdtf EVANSVILLE GROCERY, IVo. KIO Main Htrcsct. Has on band, and Is constantly r3elvln?, lullatock of fctaple and l.nnv (ir,u.rl.. Lam fm. Hatter, Kkdi, fce , ke. L,iiue, C. ment, Piaster, Nalis. to.. fco.. lor ii low. To Contractors and Ballders.. Firist Uuulliy IIiiildiiiK Wutl ., . at reasonable rates; ',' ooor .woii.' Constantly on hand. 1 TEN good wood choppers wanted lin-

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