Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 April 1870 — Page 2

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rcisi.i.-n r thb EVANSYILLK JOlUJfAL COMPANY, KIlUY. A I' 1. 1 1. 42!, IKK?. Iis'miIss to Kcad lUrois! Vv'lil sold urn urn their friend read tlie f lhwliiK paragraphs. "For 1 lio duration of the war, for its cKt aurdlns lor its ciiriiinnicumnt, ti.e Kpnhiirnti par.y t Rinrie rt-sronxtble. But for tt. I here wo lM have hm ii no war.nnd but for Its Kh.imt lul tnrnprtcliy and rnisrmuiatreinent, 11 would nut liavo i h -1 1 a ypr, It v-mh farritd n a pparlently to tn f thlevl-k cnni rscior. if thetcurre of M'i1Uik had nut dried np. tt would fro-blv luive been In txistt uco now" Cincinnati Jivqu rer. The remains of Ueii Tlirmas are now binir cm, t d from I lie 1 'an He to I he A I In ntlc H Ic1h--1iw. DDd every day ItirnlxlieH in Willi t went v oo1 um us of telestrn ph hh I o tils whfnsitioi.it. We limn lie nmy be planted soon. f van.vni Courier, April 7. Sandford E.Chcucii, having tccn nominated for Chief Justice of tho Court of Arr-caN by tlio Democracy of New York, Lis opponent on the Republican biJo will doubtless bo Wm. JU. Kvarts, the dist'iDuislied lawyer of New York City. The German Demnlrnt very frankly concedes the partisan meanness of tho Council in rejecting the nomina tion of Mr. Sansom 03 Deputy Clerk, but justifies it on tho ground that the act is essentially Democratic. The candor of tho Demokrat is as com mcndablc a tho act of tho Council is contemptible. Several of the citizens of Gibson County, who aro desirous of moving West and organizing a colony in 6omc of tho distant States or Territories, he'd a meeting at Princeton, ca Sat urday last, Capt. J. D. Skelton and Ilcv. L. Forbes taking tho most ao tivo part in the proceedings. It seems to be tho intention to organizo a joint stock company, send a commission West to spy out the land and make purchases, and then to persuade al who cro not satisfied with their pres out surroundings to join the colony. The following, says tho "Chit Chat" cf the Western Monthly, ate the "deadly bins" as viewed by an editor: 1. Borins; him when he is writing 2. Borins him when ho is not writing. 3. Reading his exchanges without rermi.sion. 4. Ask'102 penaifsion to read bis cxchanccs. 5. llookinir his Fcissors when tho devil is clamoring for "original" mat ter . G. Lavice rrofano hands on his proofs. 7. Askin him who "X" .or "Qaid nunc" or "Q in a corner" is. Sau.nders Sansom was defeated for City Treasurer by a ono legged soldier, who, previous ' to the election, avowed continually to Republicans at least, that he was a Republican. Tho Democrats supported him because they thought they could use him to defeat Mr. Sansom, and that nobody but a Republican Boldicr, disabled in tho service, could accomplish that end. Now the Courier justifies tho partisan meanness of the Democratic Council, in refusing to approvo Mr. Sansora's appointment as Deputy Clerk, on tho ground that ho was defeated for Treasurer. Mr. Sansom is physically unablo to labor. Ho is amply qualified for tho position of Deputy Clerk. At least Mr. Holder so regards him, and is willing to assume all the responsibility of his appointment. But Mr. Van llipcr says no, and tho other Democratic Councilmen, with Mr. Carpenter not withstanding his hypocritical professions cf being no partisan, previous to tho election join in tho crusado against the poor soldier. These gen tlcmcn as Mr. Van llipcr said, with referenco to tho water works taok tho responsibility of tha rejection of the lamo soldier, and we are disposed to give them all the credit of their heroic and magnanimous proceeding. The Courier' defense of tho Council only adds insult to the injury done Mr. Sansom. It also proves th.t, whilo it rcgirds tho action of thr. Council as needing apology, a satis'actory explanation can Dot bo given. Tennessee Klvcr TrajJe. As we have often said, this trade legitimately belongs to I'aducah, and it only needs the right kind of effort to secure it to I'aducah. A prominent merchant of our city who has just returned from a lengthy tour up the Tcnnesseo says that Evansville stock is at a discount up that river, and that I'aducah merchants who are making proper exertions to build up a trade in that direction are succeeding admirably. Kvansvillc is fighting for it with all the enterprise and vigor which distinguishes her in her efforts to extend her trade, and now has tbrco or four regular packets in tho trade and more buildioe. The Evansville packets arc all losing money, and some of them have to take up produce, cto., to sell to get loads. But this only shows that Kvansvillo is determined to gain this trade and keep it if in her power. It remains now for us to see that she don't keep it. Our littlo homo packet, the Oilio SullivaD, is making money, and this shows that I'aducah is doing something, and can do more if she will. Let every man do his part, and th Tennessee Kiver trade is ours. I'aducah Kentuckian. Is it not a little remarkable that with " three orfour regular packets in the trade," and all lo?ing money, that Kvansville should have more building.We suspect tho Kentuckian don't seo that its losuc has a back action. Our knowledge cf tho Evansvillc merchants don't inelino us to believe that they will persist any great length of time in any enterprise in which they arc continually losing money. . They regard the Tennessee River trade as desirable because it is profitable. When the packets all lose money, wo presume several of them will withdraw and hunt more profitable trades.

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authorities generally are oa tho war path. TLcy report that Indians have been Beea freshly painted and dancing the war danco near some of our Western forte, and that the indications point to an extensive Indian war. involving an outlay of millions of dollars, to Ray nothing of the Eacrifico of human life. It is a little significant that this huo and cry of 'an Indian war greets our cars from the West in response to tho roport that tho U. S. Senate manifests a disposition to reduce the army several thousnnJ, and muster out a largo numb.ir of supernumerary officers. General Sherman has been violently opposed to a reduction cf the army or its expenses. We trust tho General does not dcism flanking the position of CoDgrcss on this questioa of reduction of the army, by theso Indian rumors, as bo once flanked the various rebel positions in his inarch on AtUnta. It seems as though an Indian war might bo avoided. Fighting is always deplorable, but far more so when thero is no chance of achieving any "glory," so-called. Certainly nothing of that kind will bo gained by a war of exter mination on the degraded tribes of Indians who still lead a precarious existence on tho plains of tho far west. Can't our Government let the small pox, bad whisky and swindling traders do the work of extermination without calling oa the soldier? J. HE Lout tcr reads us a lecture on tho " dignities of journalism." Every reader of tho Journal knows that the application of the "Bunkum Museum " and its principal character Mr. Mullett, to the young Council man from the Second Ward, wa solely because of tho all-absorbing promioeaco ho assumes to take in tho Council, and tho supercilious inanae in which ho is disposed to snub such men as William Hcilman. In tho same breath that the Courier lecture us and lauds Mr. Van llipcr, it snys of William Ileilman: We fully acknowledge Mr. Ileilman to bo a publio spirited gentleman a citizen of importance to our growing citity. aad asido from pontics ho is a fair man. But wo regret to soy that his partisan prejudices arc so intense as to warp his judgment in relation to men, and to influence his action as a public servant. Wo assert, in reply, that while wo rccognizj Mr. Van Riper as "a gen tlemau ia his demeanor, a thorough man of business in bis employment a true friend in his pcisonal relations wo regret to fay that hi3 partisan prejudices are so intenso as to warp his judgment in relation to men, and to influence his action as a publio servant." As wo copy the language of tho Couritr, perhaps it will not bo denounced a3 " beneath tho dignity of an honorablo journalist." If tho rejection of tho nomination of Mr Sansom is not a caso m point we never saw one. Nothing in William Ilcilman'a political history will furnish a parallel to it for littleness and party malevolence. To show still further tho Couriers peculiar fitness as an essayist on jour nahstic dignity, wo copy a sentenco from another article in tho same paper, whence wo obtain our reproof Speaking of the steam Cro engine in Rcitz & Ilancy's shop for repairs, the following language is used: Any man who says mat aa engine with three flues plupgod up is in good order is simply a scoundrel or a tool This engine had thrco flues plugged ur at both ends, and two of them were burned off in tho middle, tho flues and the engine aro now to bo seen in the foundry of Reitz & Ilaney, and still tlirs', hlack licpublican tconndrt is will insist ttiat slie was in good ordor, (in hopes that she might explode and kill pomo Democrat employed to supercede tho old cllleials) Tho Scripture injunction is answer a well an individual dcatituto of tho common powers of understanding (the usual word is shorter but we aro anxious to sustain tho dignity of Journalism) according to his folly, but it is not often that tho aforesaid "destitute individual" answers him self so satisfactorily and appropriately as tho Courier replies to its charge cf want of journalistic dignity on our part, in the paragraph we have quoted. From t'ue Cincinnati Price Current. Financial and Commercial Summary for tlio Fast wees, cnuins Tuesday Krenln, April 2U. There has been but a limited domand for money, and tho market has been quito cay at 810 per cent, for acceptable paper, batween bankers aad their customers. But little good paper found outside. Notwithstandus me general complaints maao about the dullness of trade, wo find the aggrccate income returns mado to tho Assessors in this city, for 1SGD, aro nearly equal to those of tho previous year. Tho returns were not published this year, because the Sec retary prohibited tho publication. Th is was wise, because it was evident that the publication has been of no service, but was a great sourco of an noyance to parties making them It is likely that tho new bill authorizing a oontinuanco of this tax. now hpforA Congress, will chang-j tho rates radically. Indeed a great deal has been said in favor of abolishing the tax altofcetner, ana muco in lavor 01 con tinuing it. In one sense, the tax is a reasonable one, because those who have incomes, as a rule, aro best able to pay taxes; still it is clear that many are compelled to pay tax on incomes which, in justice, they ought not to pay. ior instance, an individ ual may have an income this year often to twenty thousand dollars, and may lose thirty thousand dollars next year, so that, averaging the two years, there was no net income, but, on the contrary, a ncayy Ioes. Many persons paid taxes on incomes, sinco 1863. who were utterly ruined in that time: and it is in this consisted the great injustice of the law. Tho aver age ot thrco or tour years ought to be taken, from time to time, io order to get a just, Dasis ior assessing tue tax; otherwise there must be many cases in which citizens are taxed upon that whioh they do not possess. The gold market has been quito steady, tho daily changes io New York being very slight. The fcupply of exchango has been

light and not equal to the demand, ! and currency had to bo transferred to keep up balances. Government bonds are all higher. The cool, chilly weather which prevailed in the fore part of tho week, soon passed bv. and tho temperature

reached Sj at noon, with a close atmosphere. It changed Sunday night, and the thermometer fVdl to 50, with a chilly north wind. Vegetation has , progressed rapidly, and the fields and torest trees look green ana spring like. Farm work has been prosecuted under the most favorable circumstances, and th accounts which reach us from tho Yvestern States, aa regards tho condition of tho winter wheat and the condition ot tne spring seeding, arc of tho most favorable character. A correspondent writing from Crawfordsvillc, Ind., says that the agricultural prospects of the country have not lo kcd so favorable for many years. The light frost we had a week ago, had injured the first blossoms, but as tho sequel show3 was not so badly, so that the prospects are still favorable for fruit. It is many years since the weather has been so favorable in April for working a3 it has been durmg tho present montn Tho indications are. so far. favora ble for abundant crops, and the farmers are already speculating upon the proper valuo ot wheat in case 'here is another full crop of it tho present year. I he general bust ness of the city has been quite active, and very lull prices have been realized without speculative movement in any department. The supply of flour and grain has been moderate, and the market ruled firm, especially ior corn and oat3, which havo brought better m i .Ml' 1 1 prices, iuq distilling demand ior corn has been good, owing to tho ad vance in whisky, and the anticipation of still better prices being obtained. consequent upon the expected increase in the tax. The provision market has been buoyant, and all articles have further advanced, holders selling reluctantly. Lard and mess pork havo attracted most attention, and it has been dillicult to purchase round lots or either. at the current rates, Jrom day to day There has been a good consumptiv demand from the South, although dealers in the consuming markets buy only with referenco to their current wants. The bonds of tho United States aro quoted lower in London than they should bo, becauso a different basis 01 value is used. lor instance, in exchange and the Falo of American securities in London, tho dollar is called 4s. ud.: consequently, when our bonds are quoted at 80, they are. in fact, worth vl in gold at the standard value. The American dol lar contains 23 22-10Oths grains of pure gold, and an JliBglisn sovereign contains 113grains ol pure gold ; therefore, if the latter is worth 20s., then the former is worth 4i. lid. and a small fraction of a farthing. In exchanges. and the sale ot American stocks, the dollar 13 reckoned at -13. Od .: conse qucntly, when American 6tocks aro quoted at bu. the prico is about ui, being SG4s. Gd. dollars forlUO 4s. lid. dollars. Sugar and coffee havo bean dealt in largely, and at rather better prices The supply of New Orleans sugar and molasses has become quito small, and prices tend upward. Tho Ecumenical Council Beats Coo gress. Rome Correspondence N. Y. Tribune. It in timo to turn to tha history of the Uouncil, and tho disgraceful sccno ia tho Congregation of the 22J of March requires another word. Sacli a scene, 6ay eomo American Bishops, was never witnessed in Con gress. The Holy Fathers surrounded tho pulpit, using menaces and clenching their fists, while Cardinal Caialdi ascended the stairs to tell Strossmayer that tho bell had been rung lour times, and to mako him come down, On the morning lollowinc, the err ing Father demanded of tho Cardinal's Legato by what right bo had interfered with him? It appears that his oiionsc was double, bust, In having defended Protestants asraiDst anathemas. faccoDd: In hav ing demanded a categotical answer to the question whether dogmas were to do denned Dy a majority, a. serious misunderstanding unfortunately oo. currcd between Bishop Strossmayer and Cardinal Schwartzenberg, the latter declaring that btrossmayer had been too violent.and that he. the Car dinal, could no longer act with him: but the quarrel was afterward mado up. AH the l'relates ot tho Opposi tion called on Srrossmaycr to express their sympathy and admiration, and at tho next meeting ot tho International Committee, on his making his appearance, the Prelates, Loth French and German, roso and embraced him. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Large Sa!c of Biiildiiiir Lots AND OTUEa -irI.ublic Auction. JWILI. ST. LI. OX TUESDAY, MAT 3l, l7o, the following described iioperty, at the Court House, commenen K at 2 o clock i-.li. : THIRTY Lots situated in Blocks num bers live and eight, In Elliott's Enlarge ment to tne city, xwenty-two or tuese Lois lay high, and are above the crude: all of said Lots being but a short distance from the street Kailway. I will also sell, at the tamo time, the property Known aa tne CRIMINAL COURT KOOBI And CITY LISKABY, situated on Lccust t, bat 21 and 3d Sts. This property is now renting for 1,300 per year, aud will no doubt be a good in vestment ior the purchaser. Also, that beautiful residence on the corner of Second and College streets, opposite the residence of General bhaekeltord. This house contains nine rooms. and all the modern improvements. Tne lot is 10J feet front by IjO in depth. Title periect. All of said pronert v will ba sold on the i following terms: One-third cash; balance in equal payments in six. twelve, and . eiguieen iuouins. For further particulars apply to J. P. ELLIOTT & SON, Cor. Thirrt nutl Locust Sts. BSm A Carrlaara ran hn fnnml ot. nnr stnrA to convey pertons ta rxiimiiiiniiTnruiii ap23 . CARRIAGES. J. B. GRwa. r. t Qaj.--j. u. Graiziaiv c 00., CARIUAQS MANUPACTUKERS, Transfer Ornaments at Cincinnati prlo Main Street, bet. Fifth and Sixth, Unl3-dJkwdra Etanbvti.li, Imd

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B. r. TBIBI.E. W. W. WH-KIISON. i IS. F. TIJIIJIIJ CO., I (Successors to Wm. Hunne!,) j Manufacturers ot Doors, Wash. Blind, I KrarueH. fcc. Alno, dealers in Fine and , ioplr flooring, YveiiUierbojirdl'ig, HlilnKkrn, Iatli, &k. Building material of all kinds In our line made to order. Factory and Yard, Corner of Wal nut and 'fifth Streets, Kvansville, Indiana. Ordcn from atroad nromntlu attended to. ie2d(jm JOHN 8. M'OOBKUC. JOHN F. TWE1 J. KcCCRXLE & TV7EED, Contractors and ISuiiders, And Manufacturers of Sash, Doors. Blinds, Frames, Brackets ibtair-Jk.ails, tie. We keen constantly on hand a lanre Htock of Yellow and Whlre I'iDe and Pop lar Flooring, I'opiar and Bine J-iiunDer, Latus, binglen, &c Huwli, Primed and ti lazed, 011 band and to order. Bend tor Price Bust. FACTO II Y, Cor. WAIACT A- KIUHTII STKIKTS, EVAWSVIULK, IND. ' AU orders promptly attented to. Ife23 JACOB MEYERS & BUG., Contractors and Builders, And Manufacturers of Sasli, Doors, BJincte, fc'onldings, &c. ALSO DEALERS IN LUMBER, LATH & SHINGLE3. CS- Eatlraates made on Buldln.s for furnishing all Mill work and Lumber at the LOWEST PRICES and of the BEST MA TERIAL. fcoutlitTki IManlsigr Millt Corner Water and Goodsell Streets, EVANSVILLE, IND. ere- IOO.OOO POPLAR AND CYPRES3 SHINGLES for sale cneap. aprl-6m CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES. A laree stock of fHILDREX'S CARRIAUt.N at greatly reduced price. Home new stvles. ran&rlnir in nrlco from S.I to M? each. Come and new before buying elsewhere. VIOKKKY BUO'H. a p 16 73 and 76 Main Street. Jrcat X'liblic Hale OFmjii.ii LOTS, -INHeldelbicb. & E!sa' Enlargement, (OLD LONG WORTH Til ACT.) Splendid Opportunity for Inrestraint. TiT ES. JIF.inEMl KVII A ELSAS UJL oiler for sale at public auction. Wedn9sdiy, Hay 4th, 1870, At 0 o'clock a.m.. without reserve. 173 Buildlnir Lots. Tills desirable property Is located In the very best portion of the city of Kvansvillo, convenient for business, ana uuiulrabiy adapted ior private resi liences, subdivided into lots feet front oy yn to iz leet in derail, eivcn 101 ironung on a sixty foot slieet. anil runiitnz back to a fifteen foot alley. This Is ono of the best opportunities ever ollored In Kvansvillo to buy cheap and desirable properly. Tne sale will take place on the premises. TITLE PERFECT. Terms of 6ale -One-third cash: balance in one, two, and three years, secured by mortgage on ins premises WM. UAl'tbLli, Agent. II. Qomberis, Auctioneer, apltf UUmaylitlaw PHALOX'S "PAPSIAJT L0TI0X For Bcaatlfjlng the Skin and Coo pieiioa. Removes all Eruptions. Freckles. Pim ples, Moth Blotches, Tan, etc., and renders the sKln toil, lair, ana cioanuna. For Ladles In the Nursery It is invaluable. For Uentiemen after Shaving it has no equal. "Papblan Lotion" Is the only rellabl remedy for diseases and blemishes ol the PHAROS'S "PAl'HIAS SOAPloi the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, will noi cnap tne skin, price cents per cate. "FT.OK IE MAT(). "FbOK 1K MAl'O." A New Ptrfume for the Handkerchief. Exquisite Delicate, Lasting Fragrance. PHALON A HON , Now York. Sold bv all druggists f Jy Superintending Building. TIIK undersigned being an old and practical builder, oilers his services to tne citizens ot Kvansville as a Superintendent of buildings. Will be found at the otnee of B. F. Trible, corner Walnut anu ruin etreets. mh;iU tf WILLIAM IIUNNEL. Wedlock. Thi Basis of Civil. Society. Essavs for Young Men, on the honor and happiness of Marriage, and the evils and daugers of ijeimacy; wun sanitary neip ior the at tainment oi man's true position in life. Hetit free. In sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Pox P. Phllaaeipi:a, l a. leiu u,iw(m BRASS FOUNDER, cC JOHN IVINSON, BRA3 FOUNDER AND FliilSHER Steam and Gaa-ripe Fitter, Manufacturer and Dealer In Bteam and waier uauges, npeiier anu Kabbitt Metal, and all Articles appertaining to a Brass Foundry. STSAMBOAT AND GENERAL BLACKS2HHIXG, ffster Street, bet. Flue and Lect. EVAN3VILLE, IND. two paid or oia uoner and Brass. RESTAURANTS. LIVE,,& LET LIVE! SCIIWEIZES & ABEL, BET. FIFTH AND SIXTH STS. The Cheapest Oyster House in Tnra ! THRESH OTSTE KS Ol'THE HK EfT quality received from Baltimore dallv per express. Meals at all hours Si cents; Oyster Sood XO cents; Lodgings 35 cents. ' p upen irora B a.m. to ia p.m. tiei dly

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CHARLES VJELE & CO., o iirst and Sicamore Streets, EVANSVILLE, IND. auO dtf J1AVIO HtltlAKX Wholesale B'ealors In GKOOSRIE S. Foreign and Domestic Liquors, NA JLf4, COTTON YAItNH, GLASS VAXfc tc, &c, 4,4, & 4:0 FIRST 8TEEET, (NATIONAL BLOCK,) EVAS3VII.I.K, Ind. FISH DEPOT. v' dtf MATTHEW DALZELL, Wholesale Dealer In Groceries, iMls, Wliito Lead, Lima, Cement, &c So. IS ttuter Street, doolOrllv KyVHVii.i,. ln. TEA STORE. ORIENTAL TEA STORE II. A. COOI1 'AS OI'KSElt HIS VKV N ldKK. In the New Opera lloune and oilers to tee trade the beut assorted stock of Fancy and Btaple Groceries ver onureu in lain city. A 1.1. grades, from the choicest to a good cheap Tea. and piediies himself to sel hh low for the same quality as can be uuugut in new xoik, ol any lea tjotn pany or xea uetuor. IO. Old Government Java. Cevlon JC and Java assorted grades at prices that will defy competition. Co i Tee will be roasted every day and ground free of cuarge. SUGARS. rKXl'I.ATF.n. Crushed. Powdered JT Cut Loaf, ColTce, A, B, Ac, at prices bunk win ub sure to huh. SYRUPS. WHITK mciI'S, New York Kteum Amber and (Jolden, at prices lower man any nine since tne war. Butter and. Cliecnc EX'I'KA choice genuine Orange County Butter. Kztra choice genuine Uobhen uuiter. CHOICE BOLL BUTTKR, New York: Factory Cheese to suit all tastes. Western Reserve Cleesa, ijiglisn Dalry Pina Appb Sap Sago and Eadaa it it All are a8ked to call and see what fin goods, cheap prices and good qualities are ouereu at luu ORIENTAL TEA STORE, NEW OPEEA UOVSS CAN GOODS, PICKLES, &C. jpmr.su .STAviJi;nnii:M, Fresh Raspberries, Frosh Blackberries, " Cherries, Beaches.extra " Windsor Corn rinuAppie, " Tomatoes, " Peas, " Lima. Reans. Chow Chow, Imperial Hot Picfeles Captain White's Oriental Fickle, Prince of Wales Salad Sauce. Worcestershire Sauce, lomato Calsun, j&ssorlea Shaker 1 reserves, Pure Money, Dorse Radish. trench Ulivcs, xrench I reserves, as sorted, dc, arc, at tie Oriental rJ7oa Store. Just Iii Time for the Holidays ! TIXTUA CROWN I.qrKIAL KAI .61 feiiN, (.all bunches.) Choice Layer Raisins, Sultana Kaisins. . i l . t . . ... . . . . I . r . . . 1 v. . . i . . i i. in uii, uriuiiu x ti i, jju,uiM currants, French Prunes, White French Orapes. (frtsn.) first ever offered in t.h city. Atmore's Mince Pie Meat, Shaker Preserves, Guavu Jelly French Olives, Scotch Marmalade, LI .1. If . 7 1 jcrencn mustard imported ), dec, &c. at tlie 1 r-irn tixl Ton. Store. QUEENS WARE. DANIEL, Q. MARK. JAMES M. WABEKS. JAMES nit LAN. MARK, WARREN & CO., DIRECT IMPORTERS and WHOLESALE DEAL22S la QUEEMSWARE , CHINA AND Lamps, Locking-Glasses, Chandeliers, &c, Mo. 23 EUi'Ht street. We receive our Qneensware direct from the Potteries of Staffordshire. Kneland via New Orleans and New York: hence pay no second-hand profits which rlghtiuiij ueiong to cur customers. We have the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL in tnis market of MEAKIN'S celebratrt oiUiN. ijna WAKE, Including those ucauniui yanerns, "China" and Hot. ton, wnicu are now having a great run throughout the country, of which we are Sf'i Cr?.f'.a?4 relarstockVo4; rtl receiving reeuiar Mi nmnto r "-" icwiveij, iresh from 1A-mo-'es. France, r , ANEW UKADK. inst. n n ,. . Bridgewood's U.ht White oTanl 'e Ware rench China shapes and finish ; a very superior article, at much less cost than Consult yonr own interest by exam, inlng our stock before purchasing elsewhere. ' FOR SALE. IOR SAI.E-VAT.nmr p u i nu BlUt.fc.r FKOPKHTY That splendid property known as the Kgler property, situated on the west corner of Main and iiiu raireeis, iroutlng 75 fet t on Main Street aud loij feet on Sixth Street. Said property Is ottered for sale at low figures on easy terms. Apply to J. 1. fcl.LIOTT 4 SON, lieal Kstate Agent, Corner Locust and Tiiir! el8dtf Joimson's Real Estate and Patent Agency. rsiXES.S and DWELLING HOUSES i Bnildiug Lots and! ed lands, cheap, and on easy terms. Pat! KN-rsof all fclnua procured. AhVAH JOHNSON, Real Estate and Patent. Ai...ni i Third Street Evansvllie, Ind. Janl2 ly

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HARDWARE AT PANIC PRICES, FOR CASH ONLY Wnolesale and retail buyers will find It to their interest to examine our prices before purchasing elsewhere. Orders by mall, 4c , promptly attended to. KRED. P. STRAUB & CO., SO. 82 MAIN 8TK12I2T, (Near the Court Hoase,) SIUN OF THE BIIOAD-AXE. mhB Courier, Democrat, and Union copy. 1AH0JU. OBB, J AX Ed DAVIltSOA. J. L. OR SAMUEL ORR & CO., IKALK.i3 IA IRON, STEEL, TIX.rLATJJ, yiIiE, (JFUIMGH, AXJL , Horse and 3icle Shoeg, Tinjaers' and -Blacksmiths' Toola, WAGON A21S r.ia.1 HOOBWOKii At the hlghOrtt market rate. Sycamore Strt, near Water innlldtf KVANSVILLE. INU. !BTTICUS.,&ELLOflO&Vo (Hncoeasors to Wells, KeUosst & Co.) IMPOUTEPJ3 AND JOBBEItfi O Itt IlMrm-L Street. SIGN OF THE BIG PADLOCK AXKS, AXES, AXiS, AXES, AXES, AXfca, TABLE CUTLER 1 TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE CUTLERY POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKKT CUTLEitY, Trace Clia.tn, Traco CliaiuM, fIaitert' fIoe, jflunters I1om, Planters' I Joes, Mechanics' Toob, siccnanics' Tools. Itec2i&nlcsv Tools, BU1LUKP.S' KAKDWARS, BUILDKISS HAUUVVAliK, WTTOS A.M WOOL 4'AHliN, MOTION AND VVIIOI.CAK corrox ami wool, oaudk BKfS?' RUHBKR H KLTIff4. ' BKHT liUHBKH. BKLTINtt, Mill aud Cro33-Cat Sawh, Mill acd Crcs3-Cut Saw, IiiJ aid Cross-cut Saws. 4:AKSI bnvers Will find It tothnlr n.lo. te to examine our stock lfore purctjaing elsewhere. At tbe Old Staa, 13 First &f BdTIlCHEB, KELLOGG & CO. ivia PIUMBiriG, &c. GIBSON & WELSH, PLUMBEES, DKAiacua is Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Water Closets, HOT AND tLI IJATJIS, Shower Baihs, Force and Lirt Puraos. WIIOUUHT IKON PI FEB, 4a Water Introduced into conntrv lwn. ngs from cisterns or wells, eivin ail n.o conveniences of a city supplied with water works. No change of range on stove required to heat the water. Liocuisit Street, EVANSVILLE. IND. I SADDLERY, ETC. GEO. TilOUNHILL, MAjt'jr iCT.DKKK OF SKCO.xn STBEEf, near Main, EVANSVILLE, IND. All Kinds of fine Saddles and HarnAH. constantly on hand. REPAIRING done in the best m Jin nor aud at fctiort notice. fmh5 dHm Charles Babcock & Co, IMFOKTER3 AND DEALERS IS Coach & Saddlery Hardware

Springs, Axles, Wood Work, 'Damasks, Harness, Enameled. Patent Leather Pad Skins, Skirtings, &c, tic, IVo. S JSIitliA Mtrcot, maao EVAN e3 VILLE, IND.

Dr. J23. C. Blerbowcr, OJT.e-No. 10 FIRST BT., Ee'Mten Main and Locust, Keturns his (hanks for the liberal patronage received during the past flvo years, and hopes by lair tAsallng to merit a conunuance ol tne same. Chloroform administered when dwti red. foeyjdly

Osboriift. . 27 X.ocast Hit eet. o Owborne, SIGN PAINTER Osborne's o Shaw Cards. Jnnl? dtf JOIIPi n. SCOTT, IS k el i er, H t ni ! n 45 r AKIl X K WI 15 A Ss Si a, So. 53 115 STKEET, cor. Kccor.a. aul.j dly KVANSVILLK. '..NO. Wholesale BcoiissiJrs & Slutione.. SCHOOL BOOKS. BLANK BOOK::., MISCELLANEOUS HOOK. PA PER EN VE LOPES. AD General MUitlosivry, No. IO Sitiln 8truut, ETansiHIe, IniH.'iri JolvOlv NOTIONS, ETC. Clcnaeiit, WSiite Co. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS and NOTIONS aa mii ai fiijst st., KVANKVrr.T.R. TNI. HTSUKANOE. NEXSEN & RAKER, General Iasni'ance Agents, AND ADJUSTERS OF L0SSIZ3, No. 10 Main btrectv Up-istalrs, KVANSVILLE, INU. Dwelling Houses insured for a term o years Rt greatlj reduced rates. Three Years at the Price of Two Five Years at tfie Price of Three. Life I jJsiir:anco i Specialty. Total Cash Assets Represented Over Tvcnty-Seven Million Dollars. The following are among tbe Companies represemeu : Insurance Co. of Hartford. Conn. Cash AuMcts ."i,5tO.Ot;). 11IK."VIX Ins. Co. of Hartford, ;onn. Cash Assets . (M,700,O00. COSTIKEKTAI, Ins. Co. cf New Yorlr. Cash Assbts $2,:tZu,voo. NOIITII AJIKKKMM Insurance Coo. Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets 9300,000. HKUCHANTS' Ins. Co. of Hartford, Ct. Cash Assets $3u,00 NOHAU AMKKit'A W insurance Co. of JNew Yorit. Cash Assets . 800.000. VSiCR SfX lus. Co. of Brooklyn N. Y. hku Assets ..........e.HOO OOO. YONIiEKS & X. TOHK Fire Ins. Co. vasu AselJ VJOO.OOV.UO JETNA I.IFK ins. Co. of Hartford. Conn. Cash Assets -.la,oO,OlM?. NEXSSN & BAKER, Agents, 10 MAIN 8TKKKT, KvansvHle, Istd. JanJO dly CAUMODY & NELSON, Florists and Nurssryman, PKOPKlETOaS or 'A1IE lLOIJAl. GK3I. I.OCC.NT STREET, Ret. Second and Third. Garden and Greenhouse on Oaklev Ave nue, adl. residence of Wm. Heilmun. Our bpsf;t-ll)I.IOH I Tnt.Hlriirim tt Pl.nta Flowers, Trees, Seeds, Flowering Luibs) Horticultural and Ornamental Goods. Ac. can be had on application, aud will be sent free to all who will send us their ad dress. Addre.s CARMODY & NELSON, fe2d.'lm Kv.insville. Ind. DR. 1. I-Iv.A.-UvorFliwt National Bans, Corner iinln and irsl hihv, Kvansvlilo, lr.fi MA .MICA T 17 II E B ' r.XiAl ous Gum Worlt, Gold. Kjlver, Vtticauile, Corallte, and Amber I latv-, Chivm Work, Artinoia: Palates, Ac. ADMINISTRATOR of Nitrous Oxid (an excellent and safe anaesthetic), Chi. roform. Kther. and also several loc.1 nar: tyzers. NEURALGIC Affections treated. MY FACILITIES are as Kood at.d i, establishment aa large (consisting of i i v . rooms) as any In the Umiod suites. I RETDRN MY THANKS for the uS K.G HVT 88 r6elVea darl" J -V IL 13. ROBEUT IIOYD. x WOOD BOYD & WOO D, ARCHITECTS, No. 7 Chandler's lllock, Corner Fir .t and Ixcust Streets, EVANSVILLE, IND. Plans anc? Specifications prepared on Bhort notlt nd reasonable terms !anl5 dtf EVANSVILLE GR0GER7, 2Vo. 130 31 1 A ii street, Has pn hand, and Is constantly reelvlnir, a, lull stock of staple and fancy Groceries. Lamps. Butter, Kgs, &o , &c. Lime, Cement, Plaster, Nails, Ac, Ac, for sale low. To Contractors and Braiders. First Qualify IiiiJIrtiug aji! at reasonable rates; Good Wood and Chips Constantly on hand. Also, one new frame dwelling. frontlnr on Baker Avenue, between Meveulh and Eighth Streets, at a great bargain.

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J. AlKS, WOOLI;KiLi WOOLDRIDGJZ COTTON FACTORS, I'.'.r.i i: a . i Mi::.rrin.i, rr.Nx. .Liberal Cash Advances on Cr.ttr.n an! 1'io.lurt.. HOWA-ID & PJIESTONS, Cons r n f hi o zi Jlerc-Ii't'i NL'W ORLEANS. LOCWIANA, T3) J BLST. I iii OS cash advances upon WIl.I. 'Mf; ! consignments of PORK, CORN, FLOUR, TOIJACCO, &2 e to the above house, and also furni.s tnnnies to hl.lppers. nov2dtf 9AMTJKL IT. K'lXNEDT. JUI-lCa VAIRI.N PAU1, K. MOHTMEK. S. II. KENNEDY A CO., Commission Irlerch. . POR THK KAl'l OV FJonr, Provisions, Corn, V.'hLly And Western Produce generaUy, 55 nu.I 57 POl'DRAS M ltt i r, NEW ORLEANS, LA. Consignments noJicited, and liberal ch advances made on shipments to the abovt house, by V,'. M. AKu oc21 dtiin Evansvili.k, F08TEK & GTVIN, COMKISaiON HERCHAKIS, 07J1ACAZIX2J ktiieet, NEW EHVI VIX L ATTl:.MIOX OI YX-Ti 1 iP Western Produce. Conslcnmeiits of Flour, Corn, Pnrfe and all kinds of Western Produce solicited , Liberal cash advances made on all m.;-.. incuts, either for sale lu New Orleaua or shipment to J-Jew l ork. FOSTER, C21VYJJ & CO., ComraiMNlon Blorchniitji 41 FATFK STKELT, novl-dJ.Ta NEW YORK. R. K. DUSKtliSON ..J. K. RAEI?!, II. E. Dl'KKEllSON 1 C0Forivardiug & Comrnif.3iot IVI -erchant.' AND Oil NERAL AG EN SOUTH SHOD1 FAST FREIGHT LINE, OVItB THJS EVAXSVILI.i: A CIt A VV 10 II 15 S V I L L TKKRK HAITI! & LMJIAAI'OLIS, BKLLEFONTUXE, LAKE BKOtE & ElilE IIAILI.ai:; ; E VANS VILLE, IND. Liberal cs.r.h advances made on con mentS. vnuAflf P. B. DCBOCCH ET. If. o GILIU ST. DUSOUJULT L GILBERT, O EN ERA L COMMISSION M ER CI! A N IS NKr ORLEANS, I A, Orders and ctinslfcutnents soilcittd. Jyodlf Hasmiw J, FiiKi.pa. of NewOrlenn, J. G. iMctJUf.i.oflf, of Louisville, Ky. E. Noit, of New Orleans. Vilely Mt'Ciillovh a o PRODUCE, PRO VISION, A.- D GKKKHAL. !!2 (.IMYISK KTf.CLT, novi dtf NEW ORLEANS. r. CO., Forvrardii and CosaniEsioi .l e x-e U ii t ss , WHAUFEOAT PKCPIUETCIIS, Railroad and Fast Freight Lirs Agents, i:vAr..sviLi.i:, ini. JttUti dly tf. liAUJ a. h. stj n rI A A. Vvrf rorwardlnr aiid t,'o,nr,!iinn cunntH, EvanKvKle, Indiana, itefer to 1 ti. W beeler, Frei'U First National : KaaV1C9 resident Kva Asenu for Maso j C.ty Bait Co. noil-' Vtf friemls auo former patrurn thi u,are on Fi ItSX HT R Jb, fcT, one Soi r hvl Vino, next to L. FUtkou'h 'fin " 4t,on J 'tin MlvyiUa, ic !id enonJd b t,i,.....i see them. H. D. ALL1S & CO. MQXWJLkDim AND CQlZZl MEJtCIIAiNTS, Rt-CTIF1LR.S. aad Wholesale Ih.. LUf.l'0HS, FLOl'B, i.?,n F I R a t S t R ii n r One door below yiao, next to L. Plen;ou . i'in Hlion. janl ltf tVAKITtHS, IS, A. yit on uc::, vo:izus.-m v a WA-iiHlXU MKUCHA.KT, " .Mont!. Wo r ... No. aad0C;VM:0a' S. a BARTON, Xo. . West Second Strecl, CINCINNATL Liberal advances mado on conslt B7 dtf nments W. M. IIUMTHRKV. C. W. KEKKEY. CEO. J. LEV. ii

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