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

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pi'KMMltn BY Till EVANSVILLK JCl'ESAL COUPAXY, . kiwi, t'.vnnatvllln.

THI KSDW. APUIF, 21, ih;o. Instills lo Dead IiT0(s! Will notdlcrs and their frlentla read the following psrnsraphs.' "For i he duration of tho war, for Us cost M wtill in lor U enmmencrmrnt.tlio HepnMionn parly is Hluue re sponsible. But lor If. there would have bon no war.and luit for It siiamelnl Incapacity and m Ihinauain'tncnt, It, would not have laxted a ?-ear. It venn carried tn appBrlenty to -noll' tht.-vl' K contractor-. If the Kiurci of Klrallnu I b1 not dried up. It. . would prolmblv have t(n In existence now" Vtnrint.a.'i Arirm rer. Tho remain of ;n Thomas are r!ow beinic c-art d from h Part tie to the A l lanllo an alil-.how. anrt every day famlnbes w with iwentv co'uk tin of tvleuraph as ( htH whrrrnboulii. W hone he may n plunted soon t vttnsville Courier, AjrU 7. VvLl ' It aL .MOlES. Joun Minor Botts was cliicf mar glial of the procession io bonor of tho Fifteenth Amendment in "Washington, on Wednesday. The Indianapolis Juvrnal states that flon. Godlovo S. Orth will, in all probability, s appointed Minister to Turkey. . The Princeton Dimocrafand Vincennes JS'un want the cert Democratio District Convention held at Princeton. Wo presume their wishes will bo respected. The ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment was appropriately cele brated at Lafayette yesterday. Gov. Baker was expected to be present, and briefly address tho newly enfranchised oitizens'of that portion of the State. The Democracy of Daviess County are early in tho field with a county ticket, bade up as iollws: Clerk, Geo. S. Walters; Sheriff, J as. Graves; Treasurer, Win. Kennedy; Auditor, N. G. Read; Itecorder, Esq. Smiley. The Chicago Post fires the follow ing centre shot at Fernando Wood the impcacher of General Howard: " Fernando Wood accuses O. O. IIow a:l of Itealing. Now, wo don't be lieve O. O. did steal, but we do be lieve Fernando Wood." The Gratification of the Fifteenth Amendment threw tho Missouri De mocracy into a comatoso condition. from which they are but just recov ering. 'A meeting of the State Cen tral Committee is called consider the propriety of holding a State Con vontioni On tho voto to strike out the word "white' in the Illinois Constitutional Convention, nineteen Democrats voted against it seventeen were ah uem wnue Dtn two raced tne music and voted against tho "lost cause Tho Demoorats representing Repub lican districts accepted the issuo, and voted with the Republicans. Foifyears th city of Albany, New York, has given Democratio majorities ranging from twelve hundred to nriccru iiauviitar a. run Board or Sapeivtsorp. were chosen at !tho- late election all republicans. The vote was the largest ever cast in the city. Tho reason .for tho great change is supposed tp be thq conduct of tho Democratio legislature. The Election Committee of tho House of Representatives still u has eighteen; contested election cases to settle one from Ohio, one from Indiana, one from Colorado, two from Missouri.; and tho- balance from the .Southern States. , Would it not bo delightful to oust sitting members near the close of the session, so that both they and the .contestants can pocket f3,000 each and mileage? , ! TnEjDcmocracy of the Fourth Congressional District are greatly disappointed over the Republican Convention, which resulted in the unanimous nomination of Judgo Wilson. They were anticipating a split between the friends of the Judge , and Hon. George Julian, with the probability cf both becoming candidates. When, however, the latter withdrew in favor of tho former, tho disgust of the .'Democracy could not bo described. - The contest in tho Fourth District is virtually decided before it is well begun. . Ocn credit abroad is daily becoming better. Mr. Boutweli's confidence that it will bo easy to fund the debt at a reduced rate of interest, is shared by such eminent foreign financiers as Bowles, Brothers & Co., of Paris. The s following is from one of their circulars: , . "Already the most sagacious and richest banks in England and on the continent, aro beginning "to loan or accept on the federal bonds. Their examplo is certain to be rapidly followed, and :ho public will , soon learn to arpreeiato at their just value the securities, of a State whichwhile offering every advantage to capitalists nowotlcrcd by Franco, England, or Russia, is removed by its geographical position beyond the sphere of European convulsions." !, ';.: . The Circuit judgeVhlp. . - in connection with tbur importantIosmon wo nave ncara.the name of Ion. 0. II. Mason, of Cannelton, mentioned tis a candidate without respect to the bias of-party influences. We have knowu Judge Mason as a lawyer, a jurist, and as an upright man for many years, and wo havo no hesitancy in saying thatas such he has few superiors" in this or any other judicial circuit of tho State. The judges of our courts uglit to bo men who aro able to iiso above party prejudices and inlluenoes, and thi9 wo know Judge Mason to be capable ot ,doic, though ho is a staunch ltetmbliiiir.. ; m .. ", In advocating his claims, wo mean no disrespect to any gentleman whoso name has been ' brought befpro the people a3 a candidate tor. thia important place, but only to do what is every one's privilege in a free country, to express our preference for the tana, who, beside his eminent fitness for the place, has been known to us personally for many years. We therefore hope that THE PEOPLE, without distinction of party throughout the District, will take up Judge Mason and elect him as triumphantly a3 they did J udge Parrctt in other years, and wo feel sure that they .will havo as little cause to repent their choice when ho is once on the , bench. Omndvitvo Monitor,

The Acorn lorps. April, 20tb,lS70. Editors Journal: Sirs: Ilavice of late read with interest your worthy f-ketches cf tho late and lamented General Geo. II. Thomas, I would respectfully ask, if not inconsistent, the insertion in your

paper of the within poem : "Song of the Acorn Cors." General Thom as, to whom the eong alludep, was the r3t commander of the lith, or Acorn Corps, wboe deeds on many bloody fields of battle, particularly at Uhickatnaiiija, will bring many fond recollections of the rast, and of our noblo commander who was go suddenly called off, to the minds of thousands of tho old veterans of tho 11th Army Corps. Many of theui aro readers of the Journal, and would no doubt gladly see those familiar lines embodied in this song, put in print. By granting thia request, you will confer a favor on rrnny ot brave General Thomas 8 Boys in Blue. . A Member of !2dInd. V013. SOXO ttf ACOitJt t'OHPS. Hurrah for tte Acorn ! In buttle or march. With Thomas to lead u we never knew fear; We march to the front to the run sic of s bullets, ' A lid leave the faint cowarda trembllrjg far In the rear. ' i citoRCS: !l i ' Hurrah for the Acorn ! tUe ercblem jf o KrlemUhlp; When traitors behold H, they flee j In dismay; i In War 'twas triumphant from : Ohio to Ocean, , In peace all Vow it Miali never de j . . - cay. , ; " ..' 'i II. !"' - With the Bed, White and Blno, a'.andlcg I . ahonlJer to ahoolder,: . We fight for oar Hag tut traitors depart When tne cannon s lonu voice grows louder and bolder, ; W closo np oar ranks to the throb of ' the heart. ' ' . in. " Oh ! where la (he colnmn that under brave ; . ' Thomas, .: , I On twenty red fields met the tbreat'nrng j ,- ahocfc ..' KecelveJ the assaults of treason's foul 1 mlhlona, i . . , i j And o'er our slain comrades stood firm Bsarocur . IV. It lives and It bieathes in rapid puis a tlons; ! Those blis bearU still beat for their broth ers In.arma, , Who sleep their last sleep, and baVe ' rooght their last battle, j And no longer will rally to the bugle's alarm. ' ' ' .. ' v. - 11 t'roai the sluggish Ohio, away down to the , . , ! We have driven the legions of treason ' ' before os . . i: Have planted the A oora on hill -ilde and ' valley, I teneath the broad folds of our flag float- ; Ing o'er us. ', VI. They slumber In peace where the couth winds are sighing ; , .' Disturb not their reat, the fcplrlts aro fre ! Transplanted and entered In Kdeil above, They'll bud and tp.ke form at the tact reveille. - Hurrah 1 for tho Acorn, as we match to 1 our homes, boys ; : aing panof pralMe to a nation free; We've marched and we've fought for tho Btrlpea and the Star, And our eagle's the victor by land and ' by sea. , VIII. O'er the graves of our comrades we'll plant the green Aoorn,' To be watered and nourished by the hand of our Uod; And the monument raised will blossom and thrive Take root, and green life in thesanctlfied I soi. ' Of the Indiana Reformatory School for women and girls, now being erect, ed at Indianapolis, the Journal of that city says: It is situated . just north of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, and, when completed, will measure 525 feet extreme length. Only a central portion will bo erected this season, comprising a two-story brick, with basement and Mansard roof, 174 feet in length, Tho main building will havo side and transverso wings at each end, tho latter measuring in length 169 f eet. In front of tho central portion of the building is a three-story dwelling. With basement, connecting with the Reformatory by a passage way on the first floor. A bmlding in tho rear will bo occupied with boiler and bath rooms, and connects with the main building by passago ways on first story and basement. A brick ventilating Btack. TUteet in height, will be erect fed hero. Contracts to tho amount of $26,500 have been given out, for carpenter work, plastering, cast and Wrought iron .work, slate-roofing and galvanized iron work, which is about half the amount appropriated. - In the 'Committeo of the Whole, yesterday, an amendment' to the tariff bill to reduce the duty on pig iron to t-K - . j rm. ; :.. !.- v a iuu was varneu. jl ma is at tu rate of about per cent, on an artiele whose cott of transportation to our Bhoro is about 25 per cent. It-is an article which is tho material for an industry in the manufacture of iron which is infinitely greater than tho production of crude iron; and beyond thia it is tho labor saving machinery of almost every kind of production. Dear crudo iron dwarfs every kind cf industry in the country. If our ideas had not been raised to a height which transcends all reason, ?5 would seem a high duty on an article which is the rough material of all industries, t It would not increase imports, but would vastly enhance the consumption of iron, and would stimulate all other industries. It would reduce our imports of other forms of iron, of which in 1SGS we imported to the value of about twenty millions.'of which the importation of at least fifteen millions was forced by the high price of crude iron. CVt. Gazette . . , Tue bogus Democrats of tho Convention, caught in the meshes of tho fifteenth Amendment, struggled and flopped fearfully as they hung by their gills while tho Buffrago article was boing voted on. Kottiaring to voto iii a bqdy straight against the section recognizing the Slacks as ea franchised, they urged an amendment to give the ballot to every foreigner on his arrival in that State, while tho subject of a monarchy, without requiring him to bo naturalized at all. Because thia nonsensical proposition was rejected, tho Dearborn strcet concern, with its usual honesty, ; calls it "a discrimination in favor of the negro against tho Caucasian!" Why not enfranchise all the citizens of Europe, who havo never thought of coming over at alt? Chicago J'ost.

The Frost and the Fruit. The snow storm and tho freezing weather of Friday and Saturday, bo general in the West, seems to have been particularly destructive to the vegetable gardens and fruit orchards in this vicinity. From tho accouuts received by us yesterday from various localities, wo gather that all the early

peach, pear, and cherry blossoms were fatally nipped by the frost. -The warm weather which culminated on Thursday night in a thunder shower, caused tee lruit trees to bloom forth mih unusual luxuriance and promise, and the tender petals and germs of the fruit were fully exposed to the snow and ice which, on the succecdnz days, fell upon and encased them. The result, as seen yesterday, was a wilted appearance of tho blossoms. the perm pf tho f ruit appearing as if scalded. Wo Iiodo the destruction has cot been so general as the fruit growers yesterday apprehended. Mistourt JJtmocrat. Maple Sugar. As a specimen of what an Eastern man knows of sugar making in tho West, we give the fol lowinc definition from the Sohenec tadv Star: "Maple sugar is made by grinding up maple trees ana squeezing out the juice in a cheese press. Uut this way they manufac ture corn into starch, irom wmon a svruD is made, navorea witn mapis molasses, shipped iast, ana sola to the Yankees. Madison Courier. ; And we venture the statement tiiat the Yankees find the ' corn syrup a good thing to take. , - ? PEBSOXAL AJiD IMPKKSOSAl. ! Disraeli 'will', have a novel out in Dr. Carl Newman died recently, in Berlin. , V ' Soda fountains wsy be expected t,o break out almost any day. . r Madam Janausohek has had a two honrs'- interview with Napoleon and Eugenie, by invitation. AVoodhull & Clafiin. the New Yofk female broking concern, are to have a weekly periodical. V ! Tho Rothschild's netted M),000 in introducing the Russian loan al in the way of commissions. Montpensier has gone to Seville to . i; iL Bpena rais noneymoon i. e., nis moaiu of banishment from Madrid i The Ottawa capers deny a mmor that the Hod. J. D. Caton, of that city, is about to remove to Chicago. i General Sumter Anderson Bent his congratulations to Frinca iionaparte upon the acquittal ol the latter, ,: Senator McCreery and Gov. Steven ton. of Kentucky, are having a news paper quarrel over certain politica matters. ' . - 1 Tho late?' Baron Tenderdea was bachelor, and of course a Conserva live. His title descends to his nephew, Charles Stuart Aubrey Ab bOtt. ,.( : ; ' ' i Tho Boston papers aro having cood deal to say about "Mr. Ladd' Liauor bill." We don't know wha the.publio journals have to do with. people's liquor bills. " ; , Newman Hall denies that he is to live henceforth in the United States -JL bo.jnan . tinirpd tat.:iS One might later from nis recent aimouiiy with Mrs. 11. The giantess Anna Swan was a grca ccoso to go to Lalitornia to show her self. "'Why, everything grows big there, from pears to pines, and from salmon to bwans. - The Czar Li" positivo in the beiie that he has murdered his royal father and his princely son. But still he is not firm in that opinion, for it goes off vi-ith tho blue devils. ;'( Georare II. Butler, our distinguish ed Consul at Kxvot. has propitiated his wife Rose (late Eytincp) ,M";?Tlrt take her witH.iut io the land of Fharwi and Ptolemies. : v i M. F. II. Dellaas has made a picture which ha calls "A wet sheet and a, flowing sea." But he has probably reversed the nautical order, in that ha filled his canvass to raise the wind, "John Bright (sagacious statesman I) is curing himself of his brain" disorder, by refraining from newspapers. Bright'a disease must be terrible, to require so desperate a remedy. ,: T. Tilton, editor - of the Independent, is not a preacher, but is, nevertheless, so "familiar with the Scripturesas to be able to make them an important accessory in tiie comic element of his journal. . - j. , Ilcaly is tho champion priest painter of Home. Besides tho l'ope and Abbe Liszt, he has recently portrayed fiver members of the Ecumenical Council inclnding Archbishops McCloskeyiaod Kenrick. 1 August Belmont will throw open his magnificent gallery of paintings, this week for the benefit of acharity called the "Sheltering Arms." Lovers of art are fecilitating , themselves upon the opportunity.. ; ; a , . Jt Commodore Meade was struck with paralysia last week, in . Brooklyn, and sent to the City Hospital. He will bo recollected for his quarrel with his wife and daughter, over his commitment to an insane asylum, a year or two ago. ' GenV Hermann Licb, late of the Ahead Zeitung, is in tho Southwest, laboring for some immigration sbemc, as we infer from, a communication which he has in the Jackson Iilot, informing the people of Mississippi "What Must be Done to Secure Ira;, migration." . Hon. Charles E. Doloog, Minister to Japan, threatens to resign unless Congress makes the mission first class. Well, Jet him resign he will find" tho country as resigned as himself. He took the appointment as a second class ono, after one or two attempts to have it raised to grade. Down at Albany tho legislative 11a is so crowded that members interested have to hire the clerks to Bit up o' nights with tbem and engross their bills. If, as in Iowa, the engrossing clerks were of tho feminine gender, the sittere up would be more li kely to become engrossed than their bills. , John Siidell writes to a friend in Mobile that the intended wife of the Frinco Imperial is not the daughter of the Emperor of Austria, as reported, but Princess Marie Clotilde of Saxe-Weimar. "ThLi young lady is both rich and pretty and numbers among her ancestors some noted, men and women. Tho intelligent Democracy of the New York Legislature were divided on their candidato tho other day. Thia arose, however, (wo hasten to sav") from lack of understanding, not of discipline, -n" umuu is wucu. dorfcr, and eomc, in voting, said Oatenhopper, some Hottcntotta, and some Whoppendurfer.

TSA STORE.

ORIENTAL TEA STORE! SI. A. COOK as sow pkm;i 1I1H NEW NT(Bi:,la the New Opera House, and offers to the trade the best assorted Mock of Fancy and fcstaple Groceries ever uuereu in mia city. - T E A. . Alii grades, from the choi?et to atjool. cheap Tea, and pledges himself to sell an low lor tne name aunlltv tis can be Toonght in New Yorfe, of any Tea Com pany or xoa ucaier. COFFEES. RI, Old Government Java, Ceylon, and Java assorted grades at prices mat will defy competition. ColTee will be roaa!d every day feud ground free of charge. , SUGARS. GKANULATFO, Crashed, rowdered, Cat Loaf. Coffee. A.B.Ac., at nrlcea that will he sure to salt. SYRUPS. W Anilwr and Oolden, at prices lower man any time since tne war. Xi utter nxid Cheene. EXTRA' choice genuine Orange County Butter. - Kxlra choice genuine Uoehen puiwr, ,. . CHOICE ROLL BUTTER. New .York Factory Cheese to ault air tastes. v Western Reserve Cheese, Englisn Dairy Pine Appla r - " ' Sap Sago and Eadain N M All are asked to call and nee what fine goods, cheap prices and good qualities are onereu tt uie , . ORIENTAL TEA STORE, NEW OPERA HOUSS i : 'CAN GOODS TICKLIS, AO. JpnESU TUAWCEKItlES, Fresh Raspberries, i Flu Apple, j Tomatoes, j Peas. ' ' Lima Beans, Fresh Blackberries, ; . Cherries, - . . Peaches.extra. w Windsor Corn, Chow uuow, Imperial Hot Pla:.'3; Captain White's Oriental Pickle, Prince of Wales Salad Sauce. Worcestershire Sauce,' Tomato Catsup, Assorted Shaker Preserve, ' Pure Honey, Horse Radish,' French Olivet French Preserves, at t sorted, dec, &c at the , Oriental Tea Store, Just In Time for the Holidays TIXTRA t'BOWS IMI'fcBIAl BA14 BIa, all bunches.) Choice Layer Ralalns, Sultana Raisins, tienoa Citron, Lemon Peel. Zante Car raDts. French Prunes. White : French OrapoB, (fresn,! first -ever o Herod tn the city. - . Atmot Mince Pie Meat. I ' ) Shaker I'rcservcs, Guam Jelly irtnch Ulives, ibcotch Marmalade, " Drench Mustard imported). T, ' J ' ike, dec, at the Oriental Tea Store. I No. 1561 , Uaitad States Marsiial'd Notice. TJBITED HTATIW OF AKKRICA, 1 . UlMtrlct of Indiana. " TTTI1KIIKAS. a iibel of Information Vir was hied In the Dlxtrlct Court of the United Htaies for the UUlrlnt of Indiana on the flnst day of Marcb, 1870. by William Xewcomb, by Charles E. lartb, tq., his Proctor, against the etamboat Emma Floyd, ber engines, tackle, appare', and boilers and furniture, seized at said district In a cause of damages, civil and maritime, and claiming damages In the sum of 1370 3-1. and praying process against fctUd hi rntti rue same may ue con demed, and sold tneroior. Kovr, therefore, lu pursuance of the M.Onil Ion under the eal of said Court io m Ulreteted and delivered, 1 do hereby give puhiio notice to all persons claiming said KOOu.m, or any part tuereoi. or in any manner Interested therein, that they oe aud appear before the District. Court of the lultud Btatcs, to be held at tbo Olty of In dlananolls. In and for the District of lndl ana, on the first Monday of May uext, at 10 o'clock, or the lorenoou oi mat uay, men and there to Interpose their claims and make their allegations In tbt behalf. BhJN. BPOOMKB, U. U.Marfehal HAMUEL DAI, Deputy.' Attest : "J. D. Uowiasd, ci'fe. ap5-Ht xt AJtcrrS i EAMAGE, Plain and Decoratlre Taper Hansers ALL WORK NEATLY EXECUTED, And warrahtedtd give satisfaction.. Orders left at W3Ht. E. FKEXCIl & t'O.'S, 47 njutl 49 Main street, ' Will be promp.Jy attended to. , , ! mhl2 am ) ' l Wedlock. This Basis oir Civn. HociKTr. Essays for Young Men, on the bonor and hapjlnenH nt Marriage, and the evils aDd dangers ot Ceuuacy; with sanitary nelp lor me attainment of man's trae position In Ule. He ut free. In sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASHOSJiAXION, Pox P, Phlla. Uelphla, Pa. - felOdw.Sm THE i;SDF.RSIM:D has the honor to-inform his friends and the publio tut the above named Parte, will be open: for the Reception of Visitors on I SAIIKPAY, APRIL 16, 170. . Parties wbd wish to hold Picnics on the grounds, aro requested tu luloiui the undersigned of their intention and make the neeesssrv arrangement at least two or three days before the Picnics are to coin a olf. During this corning tiuiamer, there will be a , w i ; CONCERT ;& ILLUMINATION J Every Thursday evening. The admission to thei-e concerts Is reductd lo 1J cents. THE BAT 1.18 will be open for use on tbo It-t day of May, 1870. Rath Tickets by the dozen, $5; bingle Bath CO cents. j Xne public is coxdtaly Invited by apl2-lm . EDWARD W Ell LER. MUSICAL GOODS. . .NO. 61 MAIX.blBEST. ITAISUUM & CON'YXGTON, - - - DBAI.SM IS I'lANOS, !: ORGANS, 31USI0 And Musical Ooods of all kinds. Orders by mall promptly attended to. 'JQfrt lv - - ' II. liuilBANK & CO., MAwtrrAcrrRKKa or - ' Eareka and Rustio Window Shades, 'ASVl'EKIOK AUTMXE, , Any Ungt width, or color ',nade to order NO. 8 1 MAIN 8T.. THIRD FLOOR, P.O. Xioxl.OM, oc8-6ml ' .EVANSVir.LE.rXD FOR. SALE. FOR H1.E-VALUARLK MAIN HTREET PROPERTY That splend'i property known as the Kglor property, situated on the went corner of Main and Hlxth Streets, fronting 75Ji feet ou Main Btreetand InO feet ou Sixth Htreet. Hald property is ottered for sale at low figures on easy terms. Apply to ,, 1 J, P. ELLlOl-T 4 HON. . !' Real Estate A-nts, ; Corner Locust and Third Htreeti, .' el8 dtf Joiinson's Ileal Estate ana Patent t i ' Agency.: BITSIIf ESS and DWELLING HOD8ES BuUdlos Lots and Farms, and timber i tia lauds, cheap, and on easy terms. Patents of all Hinds procured. ALVA1I JOHNSON, Real Estate and Patent Agent Oilice on Third Htreet Kvansvllle, Ind. JanLJ ly

HAIiDWAUE.

IvSYJEfcOEC--1870, HARDWARE AT PANIC PRICES, FOB CASH ONL Y Wholesale and retail bnyers will find It to their Interest to examine cur prices before purchasing elsewhere. Oruers by mall.Ao , promptly attended to. ,- KRED. P. STRAUB & CO., NO. 83 MAIN NTItEKT, (Kear the Court Iionse.) ... 8IUN OF TUB BEOAD-AXE. i " mh8 Courier, Democrat, and Union copy. BAMTJEL OBB.- JAM 3 DAVIBSOlf. J. In OKI. SAMUEL ORR & CO., DKAXKBg Il IEOIvST:E;EL, TIJS-PL.ATE, WIRE, . SPRINGS, AXLES, j norse and JIule S&oes, i Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools,,: WieON iXD BUGGT W00BW0R8 WHOUeUT HOHAP IHON liOUH1 " : At the highent market rates. Sycamore Street, near Water lunUdtf EVAlffSVILLK, IND. B(2ITICI1E11, EELLOUU & Co ' (Snooeesors to Wella, Kellogg & Ca) IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS Of , 13 First f4tr5t I - ' - SIGN OF THE BIG ADLOOK AXKN, AXES,.. . . AXKS, AXKS, AXJLfi, AXEft, i . TA 11 LE CUTLER 1 , TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE CUTL LK Y. POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLEliY. - np.ttco OIkaIxim, . Trace CJIinliiM, ' "il , Trace ChalnH, JPIantera Iloee, Planters' Hoes, . Planters' Hoes, Bfecliaiilcs' Tools, siecuamcs'Toois, iiecbanlcs' Tools, BUILDERS' HAKDWAEE, BUILUKUS HABDWABB, BUILDKBS' IIABUWABE, COTTON AND WOtlL ('AKl)H, COTTON AND WOOLCAKHN, BKST R TTBBSR BKZ.TTNO, ' BBJ3T RUBBER BKL.TIH&, ) BJOHf RUBBER BELT1NQ, , Mill and Cross-Cat Sawn, mil ana uross-cut Saws Mill and Cros3-Jat Saws CAH bnyers will find It to their advan tage uj examine oar suxuc Derore pmeha At the Old Stand, 13 First H BSTTICIIKR, KJCLLOGG i 10. trie 1 PIiTJMBING ScC. j ' GIBSON & WELSH, i? r, tr M b e r s. Lead Pipe, She8t Lead,Water Closets, HOT ANI COLD BATIIN, Shower Baths, Force and Lirt PoiaDi. " WltOUGHT IRON PIPES,' l.'; tif.. i . . r- I Wftter lntroaaced lntA rnnnffv1 fmnnJl intra Biii-u - n . I eouvenlenoes of a city supplied with water ofc7 uir urn W11H. fflTinif &JI Ilia cuj oi rauge ou stove re. quired to heat the water. - , - :CZ JLocust Street, EVAN8VILLK. ind' ' . SADDLERY, ETC. , ; GEO. TnORNHILL, MAfl'jFtcauKXa or . . . udflloK and llarnesi 8KC0XD STBRgr, near Mala, ' i . ' ; ,;. f" ; EVANaVlLLS, IND. All Kinds of fine Hailii. . 17 .1 nn..Et.nlln . ' .miUVO. REPAIRING dona in n, .. Charles Babcock & Co, ;; raroKTKsa ard dealkks in Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axle, Wood Work, Damasks, Harness, Enameled Patent Leather Pad Skins, Skirt1 : ' ! ings, tf-c, t-c, . IVoV !?4 Mulu Htrot, maai KVAN8VILLK, IND.

CHARLES VIELE & CO.,

U'UOX.ISSAX.13 GROCER, KOCTUWHST COItNEB First and Sjcainore Streets, EVANHVILLE, IJsD. au dtf 18AAO HUSA8S. " DAVID HtlHilK. r. et d. iiEoiAr;xY ' Wholeaalo Dealers In GROCER I E S. Foreign a,id Domestic Liquors, NAILH, COTTON YARNS, C1LA88W Aim 44 & 4G FIRST STREET, (NATIONAL BLOCK,) EVAK3VII.I.IE, 1ST). ;fisb depot. oVOdtf ' SI A T T II E W U ALZ E LL, Wholesale Dealer In Groceries, Nails, White Lead, Lime, Cement, &o ITo. 18 Witter Street, deoltldlv .?.Tiiwiu.. tn New Advertisements!. (ESTABLISHED 1830.) WELCH &. GUIFFITIIS,o Saws- Axes Saws. HAWS of all descript ions. AXKS. Belt ino and Mux Furnishings. CIRCULAR haws with (Solid Teeth, or with Patent Adjustable Foistb, superior to ail Insert ed Teeincsaws. - ... h-pHICI3 BEDTJOHDl-WI! i Bend for Price List and Circular. , WELCH & GRIFFITHS, 1 Boston, Mass., or Detroit, Mich fear XTnif. 1 , . . , . .v-v '- ' t . r' ' JJESTSIXlOjiU f (fS'0 3.,'jWAtt.V!!TID FOB 8ALB BT ALL DEALERS IN DRY GOODS & NOTIONS. HOW TO GET 910 worth or splendidly Illustrated boons given lor every IO subKcribers to the N. If i MiiNlral (ManMr lor I7, monthly Journal. 16' pagee of cnolce MuhIc audiotereHttng Miscellany. Only no els. per annum. in advance. Circulars with lltt of premiums acd specimen copy of Pioneer sent ea receipt of stamp. F. J. llUNTlUTON A COI llroorne Wtreet, K. Y. Agents Canvassing Books sent free. .Secrets of Internal Revenue By a Prominent Officer of the Treas- : vry Service, Showing up the secrets and inner workinyt of the Kevenue Department, the Wblfcky King, Uold Itlnic, ana Drawback Fraud. HyHUraatlc Itoboery. Xepr;dations, Con spiracies and Raids on the Government, Maiieanance, Tyranny, ana corruption oi high oniciats. The njff''"r"; l,mmr well fi Ilea puses, nrlr) ted ly liiuKtrateu jireni a wanted. Curtvasiina JSjok and. com. plcle outfit sent Jree. Addres WSM. FLINT, Jtiblisher, Philadelphia, Pa., Chicago, 111., or Cincinnati, unio. Agents Wanfed,for oar aeir boolt 4Tj1P PTPIK51 ori moiimosm By a Sister of a High Trlest. and a rt n (lent for Id years aineng tbem. Illustrated. lHige 4TZ. Price Hi. OIvIdk a lull and authentic account of their moral, social. and political condition to the present time, H.uu oi nit in vsie tea ana wordings oi A'o lyKy. Eull of startling Joels and astounding disclosures. Hold only by sub scription. oluslve territory ut ven. Circulars and sample sheets tut free. Address BKlKNAPA BLlsa.Hartfoid.Coun.. or BLliadCU., Newatlt, N.J. i;-: i . ' . ' . .......... Aromatic . Vegetable Soap 1( Colgate & cb:s ;i iToiletj toaps. NEW YORK. Estab. 1S.66 ' For the Delicate Skin of Ladies ' and CJiildren. '. Bold Br all DuroaiaTa. . OUO 1 HlLUd 3100 iq CJrcriibackw, awarded' to subscribers and aecntH ror Wood's Houskiiols Magazink.iii ianrBKi and best Dollar .Monthly in tii vntiii fcSlmllar priees to be repeated soon. Full particulars In March number. For sale by all newsdealers, or aeut with Catalogue of Premiums on receipt of 10 cents. Ari!ruu 8. 8. WOOD. Newburcb. N. Y. HOLICtTOR OF PATENTS. Office fclft 7th St.. near IT. M. M.Nmi nmn. Wanhincton, 1. C. No leos for nervier r nuiiou uuiiiBranunfoi x'SietilS. A. W. FABER!3 , LEAD PENCILS (Jrand Void Medal nnii Cross of the Eegion A. W. Faber's New Pencils of fclherlaa Lead In 10 erades are sunerlor m a.n v (r.. ells ever made. A. W. Faber's uteno - vi u.u. usiiu nuu um ayio, W 1 LI LI 1c urnftoth iiluiu nn.liiA. T, " ' , , 1 . " si urjn j x C 1 1 ell lor Architects, Engineers, and AccountAll ' , . . l AlIKII.IJin ill. Rt.. W. V c, "II r OI ail A. W. KAliVU'K PlfVI.ua CUA YONH. tSLATICH, KTO. hlU by fcitatlouOLAUH o INDELJBLK fi-NCILS. o JUAUUIau CLOTHING, ETC, " More convenient thnn Intr " a .n a .. liculturlKt. . .11(1 V IC.uLr s " A yerv useful mrUcle'Am. Institute Report, 1H7. . .... UoLK Aojckt. Ej PA it I' if 111 U'llll.. m. nMi oy Htulloners aud Dual eiS KVEKyWHKRR, f Atrents. Head Tills! We Will KV Arfnli a ,nl.r nt III) P FT If. tyi'.iv auu eznenHes. or allow a jarae cummiHSiou, 10 sell our new wonderful lu vtuuoun, Addrumi M. WAGNER A CO., Marshall. Mich. TTTE WII.I. pay aokmth, iravellliK if or tocai. a saiury 01 per week aud expenses. Address It. WLLLMAN fi CO., Lauslng, Mich. SBBbDocaloomsnle, or Transicr Pictures, MHend tor . aiaioguo. w. Atkinson Co-, 1,-vo Uroadway, jsew York. 1"C A IAYI-Forty new article for It. SK.amS ''Aiieou. samples fret. II. LIST OF 2,500 HEUSPAli S for one ataiiip. U. 1'. KOWJtLL, A CO., .new xors. HOIIKIBLK-I havo sutrred with ( ntnrrtt thirty years, and was curt d In six weeks by a simple remedy, and will send the receipt pontage free to all a ttllcted. Address Rev. T J. MKAD, Drawer 17a, Syracuse, New Yor. WKtbl'LAt'lil) LOV-Kimj, lor Young Men, free, lu sealed envel ope. Howaud AaaociATioN, Uox p, Philadelphia, Pa mti4t EVERYBODY READ THIS I WBWIM PAY AGENTS 823 PKIt WKKK. aud expenses, to ihII ih. Grnutest Dlseoverlos of the Age. Address wukaton, uisaxa tu., Maistiail, Mich.

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Dr. Jas. C. BJerbower, KESIIr:rT DENTIST, Office No. lo FIRST 8T., Between Main and Locust, Returns his thanks for the liberal patronage received during the past rive years, and .hopes by lair aeallug to merit a continuance of the same. Chloroform administered when desired. oCM dly Osborne, C2 o 37 Locust Street. Osborne, SIGN PAINTER. o - Osborne's Show Cards. Jnnl2 dtf - STATIOIEY. JOlIxN II. SCOTT, IookHeller,tatitxier AMD :N E W H D I; A I, li It,' . Ma. 53 MAIS STItSKT, cor. Second, aul5dly Kvansvillk. Ikd. hsu & baiiteb; VTholesale Ecoksellerg & Stationers, . ' , - , r , . ; ' . SCHOOL BOOKS, A v i BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS; j . PAPER ENVELOPES. ) Ctexier al . & tail onerj ETansTlIIe, Indlaiia.; NOTIONS, ETC. Clenieikt, Wliite Co. T WHOLESALE " ' ... t . . . , i . DRY GOODS and NOTIONS ;, , . . Sr.. 22 ami al FIItST ST., it- , , . -ifVANRvrrxR. INI. INSURANCE. NEXSEN & BAKER, General losiiraiice Ageats, - r . AHJ 'It.' ' is ', ADJUSTERS OF LOSSES, No. 10 Main Street, tp-Stalrs, EVANSYILLE, INI). Dwelling Uonses Insured for a term of years at great. reduced rates. Three Years at the Price of Two Five Years al the Price of . Three. Life Iimurance Specialty. Total Caah Assets Represented Oter Twenty-Seven Million Dollars The following ere among the Companies reprentea : TJSA" Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn. Cash As.ets 9,SO,oe, PiltKMX ins. Co. of Hartford. !onn.. Vtu,u AsHfta 01,700,000, t'OJfTIsruSTAL Ins. Co. of New York. Cash AsseU .tM,330,000. WOKTSI A Sf ERICA IV Insurance Coo.' Hartford, Conn, Cash Assets ......500,000. MKIICIIANTS' Ins. Co. ot Hartford, Ct. Cash Assets KOKTjr 'AMERICAN' Insurance Co, of ' s ew x or:. Cash Assets ....soo,ooo. I'lftKNIX Ins. Co. of Brooklyn N. Y. ! ' Cih AmeU Vt.00 OWO. TOJIHtKft A N. YORK Fire Inn. Co. .Cash Aiu.u.......,....aco,OOe.OO TlSfA I.IFJQ Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn. Cash AsseLs .....VlS,0OO,OO0. NEXSEN & BAKER,' Agents, ' 10 MAIN STBEET, KTansUllo, Ind. ' ' Jan30 dly ' ' VCAKIWODY & NELSON, Florists . and Nursaryiaeii, . . ! ' PBOPRIKTOKS3 OF . 'A'III3 FLOllAL GKM. LOCUST NTKCKT, Bet. Kecond and Third. Garden and Greenhouse on Oak lev Aveuuc, uj. rmiuenco qi w m. ueuiuiu. Our Descriptive Catalogue ol Plants, Flowers, Trees, Heeds, Fiowerlug Bulbs, Horticultural and Ornamental Ooods. tc. can be bad ou anollcaLlnn. and will seni iree to all who wlU send us their adurcss. Auaret-s CAHMODY. A NELSON. f-2d3m Evnvllle. Ind. DENTISTS. DR. t. BCVir I5eHl3eiii,;'jS3ieitlVi, n(' Over First National Hani, t Corner Main and First Strofts , ' " - : Kvansvllle, Ilia M anita eiruiiKK or roNTiNu' ous Gnm Work, Gold. Hliver, Vnlcauite,Corallte, and Ambr Plates, t.arve Work, Artificial Palateu, Ao. ' ADMINISTRATOR of Nitrons ' Oxld(an exoelleut aud safe aansthetlcl. Chli roform, Kther, and also soveral loc4l pan lyc-era. NKTJKALGIO AfTectlous treated. MY FAC1UT1KH are as good and a. establishment as large (couslNtlng of riv. rooms) as any In the United Btales. I RKTORN MY THANKS for the ei i?l'i;'HTT'YaTrecel,ed aarla UhT' ; ARCHITECTS. C Alt i. . , ROB EOT BOYD. . I WOOD ,B O YD & WOOD, ABOHITEOTSi No. 7 Chandler's Block. Corner Flr.jt and Locust Btreets, - ' r . . EVANdVILLE. IND. Plana tnd Kr,ninuiinim nrenared on short notlor and reasonable terms . . , anuuu evansville orocery, ; ; XNO. IIJECI Mnlu (Stroot, Has on hand, and Is constantly re?elvlt.g, a lull Stock of stnola ami in. Orocrlrs. Lamps, lluttor, F.rhs, &o , Ac Lime, Cement, PlaMer, Nails, tc., so for sale low. To' Contractors and Builders. Flrat tualliy ISulldliiff Sana . at reasonable rates; ; ooor woor Constantly on band. AIho, one new fiatne dwelling, fronting 011 linker Aveuue, between Nevenin and Klghth Htreets, at a great bargain.

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Jj, HOWEfl. J. ALEX. WOOLIIKIDOJ HOWES f, VVOOLDHIDGE, COTTOIJ PACTOnC, i'itoirci: Ax CoiiimiKsioii 'lereli'ti 282 TltOXT STIIEET, BIKMPHI3, TENX

Liberal Cash Advances on Produce. Cotton and HOWARD a PRESTONS, NEW ORLEANS. LorrxsiAr Pfimos BKOS. WI1.X, MAH8 cash advance upon consignments of PORK, CORN, FLOU5, TOBACCO, to. to the above house, and also furnish gunnies to shippers. cov2 dtf BAMUSr. H. KK.'KIDY. JUiaCS VAIEJN i PAUL I. MORTIMSB. S. II. KENNEDY & CO., Coismal iMloia Uicicii'is n.R tbk balk or Floor, Provision, Com, Whisky , . And Western Produce generally, 64 H'iSl 57 I'OTPKAN KTTtF.KT, MKW OKLKA.NsS.LA. 1 Consignment solJclted, and liberal cash advances rnad i on'shlpmenm to the above honxe, by W. M. AKu i OCl dtini EYAK3VXLLK, 1.1 i FT) ST E I & GWYN, COMIUSSION LIEECEAiiTO, 1 97 MAGAZINE STREET, ' NEW ORLEANS. SPECIAl, ATTKKTIOS GIVES TO JA Western 1'roduce. Consls iments of Flonr. Corn. Pork and all . Inds of Western Produce solicited. Liberal ctmh advances made ou all shipmeiits, eltt;er f )r sale In .New Orleans or nipmeut to Nw York. i FOSTEIl, OIVYW z CO., " CommlNsion ?X jsroltmitu r 41 WiTEB STBiET, DOYl-d3m NEW YORIC. 1 t - - " - " 1 - ' K. K. Dtrsr&Kttsos J, E. 1!ank:h. U. K. DUNK ERS ON & CO. Forwarding & Commission lVIercliii.ri.tfs, 'and geneual aqen south: shobb FAST FREIGHT LINE, OVEll THE EVANSYIILK & CUAWlOr.CSVILLE, TKRBS HAl'TK & I.NBIA5AI0LI3, BKLLKFO.HTAI.XK, LAKE SHOE S & EUIE UAILIiaiEJ EVANS VILLIJ, ind. i Liberal chad advances made on conn's-a-Buents. mr,- Uif F. S. DUBOtrCHl.T. H. C OIIBEBT, DCSOUUHET & OIL BEST, GENKXIAL, co sr mission m er en a rs. Xo. 3) Pojiras Etreti, NEW OIlLEAN.i, 1 A. Orders and oonslgnmeuU aollrltetl. JySdtf Haklow J. PHKI.P9, of New Oriestis. J. O. MCCULLOCH, of LoulNvllie, Ky. E. Norr, ot New Orleans. Phelps, McCulIttdi" a io., PR 01) UCE; PR 0 VISION, Cornmisnion tloroHauts, Hi u;uviki: hrr.K r, av24 dtf ' ' ' NEW OP.LKANS.' Wtt. (i. BEOWN & CO., Forwardir q and Conniz: WHARFBCAT PliOPXHETO Railroad and Fust FreJzht . Agents, EVA5STII.LE, ISXi. Jan 8 dly U. M. BA I BO. ....... baihi) ,.Q. H. ETA kl A iA J.S A I tfS rSVf.KAI. AGENTS, PKOIHTC !m Forwardln.i; and Com xti-.-ton Ui eiiants, Evansvl le, Indians. Ke for to $ Q, Wheeler. Pro.'t, hint NatlouM H i od Bam'i Orr, Vloe Pie.ildent i.vaa3?i..i National BarUc Asenta for Maso 3 City Salt Co. noll-J PTE woinn bejiisw v r; V v friends unii frmr patrons t:,Kt v. a are on FIKMT tjTKJfe-ET, one door boloVine, nert to L, PJerwu's Tin r-hop. .ml1 In the trade of L IQUOKH, I'LOVJi, cu iAflHHlOZ'ti, tie., nd shonld he lee them. 1L V. AI.IJ.S & CO. v J3. ltI.I3 & CO., forwarding and conr:r'ii 5IEHCIIANTS, RECTIFIERS, and Wboleeale Penn LIQUCB3, FLOUC, o, FIRST STREET One door below vine, next to L. Plerr,on' 1 1n eiii, KVAKHVILIX, lR janldtf. A. f3. HAIIIURST, PRODUCE, COMMISSION AZ.D JF3& , ; WARD Hi 3 MERCHANT, No. e.........Bonth Water St. Dealer Id Flour, Bacon, Hiy, Gala, Com and Country Prod loa. . S. M. BARTON, QommiHuion Jlcrclumt, - Ko. 85 Tfcsi Second Street, - CINCINNATI. Liberal advances made on consignments a7 dtf T. U. ntmPHBKT. OKO. J. MB C. W. KKBSKY. nUMPUUEY, LEWI3 d CO. FOBITAIIBIXG ASD COillllSSIOX MERCHANTS, Proprietors of Vlir.rfborJ lilvauHTlIlo, Iud, lyW