Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 May 1870 — Page 2

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fOliUftHM) BY rui EYAXSYILLE J01K51L COMPACT,

SATUUDAY, MAY 4, 1870. intuits to Dead IlerOFB! wilt soldi" and their friends read the fallowing paragraphs. "For the duration of the war, for its ennl as well as tor Us commencement, tbe Republican party in alone responsible. Hut f'r It there would have been no war, and but for it shameful Incapacity and mismanagement, it would not have lasted a year. It whs carried on apparletitiy to bjuefl' thieving contractor, If thesourc of tlcallua bad not dried np, It would probably have been In existence sow" Cincinnati JtCnqw'rer. fThe remains of (Jen. Thomas are now blng cart d from t lie Pacific to the A linn tlo a a : 3de-low, and everyday furnishes xx with I went r co'U" 'tin of tlearaph an to hit whereabout. We bore he may he planted soon -van grille Courier, April 7. RELIGIOUS MATTERS. riiincu NOTICES. 7'rintly M. JZ. Church. Sunday Bchool at 9 a.m. Preaching t 10 A, M., by Rev. J. P. E. IC uin.KK, of the Walnut Btreot Presbyterian Cturcb. Class MetUng at 3 P. M. Preaching at 7:l P. by the Pas tor. Theme: Hoclal Disadvantages of Btrong Drink. Ingle Street M. IZ. Church. Between Seventh and ElijLlh Htreets. Sunday School at 9 o'clock a. sr. Preaching at 10 A. m., and at ") v. M., by Rov. II. O. Chap man, of Patoka, and a prominent member of the Indiana Conference. The public are respectfully invited to attend. Trinity M. K. Mission. Rev. McJoha ton will preach In the mornlog, and the Pastor at Dljlit. Hauday School at 1p, At. Class meetings at 3 p. M. Independence M. IC Cfiurch. Preaching and eiass meeting in the morning. Bon day echool tit 2 p. M. Church of Christ, George E. Flower will preach Jor the Church of Christ at the Criminal Court Rooms to-morrow (Lord's day) at 10 . M. and 7 p. m. Subject for the evening, Clod, the Supreme Law giver, as compared with modern creeds. Sunday School at the same place at 2 p. m First Baptist Church. Uev. A. C. Caper ton will preach to his congregation at the usual hours morning and evening, and at 8 p.m. will administer the ordinance of Baptism In the river. Zion't Cliurch. Fifth Street, between In' gle and Bond. Sunday services of the Mln lstry. First Confirmation of twenty eight young Christians, from 9 o'clock 1 the morning till 12. Second Lord's Supper for the same young Christians in the after noon about two o'clock. Christ. Schrenk Pastor. African M. E. Church. Services at 10 A. M, and 3 and 7 p. m. After an approprl ate sermon, the ordinance of baptism will be administered at 10 A. c., by the Pastor W. 8. Langford. The pulpit wilt be filled by the Elder Llllard. of Little Rock, at 7 p.m. Class at 9 A. m. Eunday Bchool at 1 p.m. The public are respectfully Invite! to attend. Walnut Street Presbyterian Church. Sabbath School and Bible Classes at 9 A. sr. Preaching a 1 10 A. M. and 7:15 p. m. Seats free. A cordial Invitation Is extended to citizens and strangers. Church Of the IloXy Innocents The Rev. Richard T.Kerfoot will enter upon his duties as Rector of this Parish, to-morrow. Service! morning, at half past 10, with the Holy Communion; evening, at half past 7 o'clock. Mission Sunday School at 3 P. it. ' On Tuesday evening the ladles of the Parish will give a reception In the parsonage. All parlshoners and friends are cordially Invited to attend. Wednesday evening, prayer at half past Sven. - CAlurdit , l.i Hill, ttiff Miawlon Htol will hold lis annual pic nic, leaving the church at8:."0, and the foot of Division Street at 9 o'clock. Vine Street Tresbyterian. -Service at 10 A.M., and & r. m. Strangers Invited. St. Faul ' Cnurch Rev. W. U. Van Antwerpt. Rector. This church Is closed for a week, for cleaning and repairs. In conse quence, the usual services and Sunday School will be omitted to-morrow. There rwtll be servlcci on Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Lamasco Mission Sunday School at 2 P. M. " EISCSIlANEOrS ITEMS. The Cumberland Presbyterian Church at Otvensboro has been great ly improved and beautified. Ma. Chas. Edwaed Ryder, late minister of the Presbyterian Church in Illinois, hai become a candidate - for Holy Orders in the Episcopa Church in that State. ., The Itcv.lt. T.Kerfoot, the new Kector of the Church of the Holy In nocents in this city, is expooted to ' day, and will enter upon his duties in that Parish on Sunday. Mr. Ker foot comes from a successful labor at College Hill, an earnest and highly es teemed minister. , TnE ladies connected with Trinity M. E. Sunday School have made ar rangements, with tho officers of the new steamer Idlewild, for an excur slon and pie-nic on Tuesday, the 17th inst. Tho boat will leave tho wharf promptly at 9 o'clock, proceed down the river to a beautiful grove a few miles below Henderson, where the excursionists will bo expected to en joy themselves m ail amusements that will not be objectionable to the ladies under whose manage- . men t the excursion has been placed

On the return tho Idlewild will stop ' at Henderson for some time, giving

all whedesire it an opportunity to see their friends there, or make them selves familiar ' with the general appearance of our neighboring city. Tickets for the excursion have been put at the low pnee of fifty cents. We anticipate that a large crowd will avail themselves of this opportunity to lay aside the cares of business for a genuine romp, on the green within the shady grove. ; - State Sunday School ; Conves- ' tion. The adjourned . meeting on Thursday 'evening at the "Trinity McthodistChurcb, of committees and others, with reference to preparations for the coming State Sunday School Convention, was an improvement on the former one in the matter of attendance, and a goodcfegreo of interest and activity was manifest in the reports of committees present. It is believed that a large attendance of strangers will be at the meetings of the Convention, and our Committee of Reception and Entertainment have a large work before them, andehoull have prompt and liberal encouragement from all friends of the enterprise. It wa3 decided to increaso the number of this committee, and several gentlemen and quite a largo number j of ladies will be added, and the can-

vaaa of the city commenced at an

arly day, to ascertain who will enter tain gucst3 and visitors. Tho Finan.co Cornmittco will also msko an appeal to our business men and citizens generally, as well as to the active Sunday School workers, for a few hundred dollars to meet tho necessary expenses of the occasion. The tirae is at hand when, by a small outlay of attention and mean3, we can confer a favor upon a large part of the Sunday School people of the surrounding country, and do credit to ourselves. Shall we hear a prompt and hearty response from all our people? The foil owing resolutions were unan imously adopted by the Evansville District Conference, which was held at Tatoka, April 20th, 27th and 28th: Resolved. 1st. That the thanks of this District Conference aro hereby tendered to the rastor of the M. lu. Church and citizens of Patoka, for their hospitable entertainment of the members ot the association. Resolved. 2d. Tbfct this resolution be published in the Princeton and luvansvilio papers. W. 11 IJarned, President J. FOCCHER, Scc'y. Vote ox Lay Delegation. The New York Method! tt of last week enys that Einco tho publication of the last number or the Methodist, the fol lowing changes in the vote have oc currea: mew lorn central has in creased from 14b for 33 atrainst, to 15G for 34 acainst; Blao- liver has given 31 for 38 against; Vermont, i7 for lb. against; Worth Indianr 70 for 42 against. There now re mains to meer. rrov i-jl mem bers), Maine (123 members), East Maine (,;'. members), and Uer many (4a members.) The af urinative vote is now 4,703 tho negative, 1,450; total affirmative and negative, G.153. Each negative vote cancel three .affirmatives, which gives I,4i0x3 4,3o0. Deducting this from tha affirmative vote, we have 4,703 4,030353 uncanceled affirma tive votes. One-third ot 333, or 117, is tbe; number which the negative must gaia to balance the aiurmative Ihe true surplus therefore is 117 j. Corre pondence New York Herald.J TIIK KLUHE.MC1L C0UXC1L. The Prelates' protest Against Infal libllity Aames or tho Signers, Knzllsh ana American The Arch bishop of Cincinnati Heads the tisi me uocuracni Transiatea into En;:Ut)h. Home, April 11. The. following hicrhly important document has been adopted by many r(L te 1" ! iV"."". to tho Popo, on the subject of infaliibility, The paper is headed by the name of the most -reverend .Archbishop ruxccll. ot Uncinnati-a fact 1IU1VU IVU9 119 IUU1U'SUUU 11 V3 sible additional importance "Most Holy "Father.: Humbly prostrate at the teiit ol your Holiness, we most earnestly supplicate that the question on the definition or the in fallibility of the Sovereign PontifF as a dogma of faith may not be proposed to the Vatican council Amoct other reasons of this sun. lication wo beg to add only three, wbtoh appo.iftd b0 sntoo.ont. ' Iirst liccause the discussion of this question will evidently show a want ot union, and especially una nitnity amone the Uishops. "Second Because, on account of the circumstances in . which , we aro placed in countries whero heresies not only exibt with impunity, but are dominant, this definition, instead oi attracting, would alienate thoso whom we secK, Dy an unnstian means, to lead to tho true fold of Christ. Th rd Because we ant e Date endless questions will arise which may mtertere with and prevent the work ot . . J !, .ft our ministry, ana cause iae iruinoi it.:. . . : t x u 1 . . u 1. n 1 this cuuujii to uu lusi to mvao wuu i M not of rh holv flatholirt Church. Having laid bare our hearts and sincere intentions, wo implore Almighty God toavert all evil from the church, and that lie may illumine and direot you with llis holy spirit. . Mlanedl J. B. i'nrce'l. Archbishop of Cincinnati t'eter K. Kenrlck, Archbishop of baint Jouis. John MoCloslsey, Archbishop of New iorK. George Krrlngton, Arcf Jlshcp of Trebl zona uu pari). Thomas Connolly. Archbishop of Hall-I . I Klchard Wheelan. Bishop of Wheeling. Augustine verot, inshop or pavaunan. Jatnea It. Uavlev. Bishoo of Newark. John Bweeney, Bishop of 8t. Johns, N. B, ; Bernard MeQuade, Bishop of Kocuester. l ooias m uner, isisuop or jcrie Francis McFarland. Bl-hop of Hartford, James it. O'Oormau, Bishop of Omaha (In rart.) James Rogers, Bishop of Chatham, Cana"a. ' Michael Domenee, Bishop of Pittsburg. Patrick Lynch. Bishop of Charleston. Thaddens Arnat. BIshoD of Mcsterv. David Morlarty, Bishop of Kerry and Aeadol. William Clifford. Bishop of Clifton. Knsr. Edward "FiUgerald, Bishop of Blttle iiOCK. f John Leahy, Bishop of Dromore. John lletinessy, Bishopof Dubuque Patrick Feehan, B;shoo ot Nashvllio. John Hogan, Bishop of fH Joseph, Mo. Jobn Heonl. Blshoo of Milwaukee. David Baoon, Blsnop of Portland. " Joseoh Matcher. liinbOD or wreen y. Ignatius Mrak, Bishopof Sault ttte Marie. We publish above tho protest pre sented by a number of English and American prelates to the Pope against ! the dogma ot personal lniallibility. It will be seen that the names include the ablest and most venerable of the Cathoho Bishons in tho United States Of the twenty-one American prelates who have signed the protest, twelve are natives of tho United States. nameiy: Archbishop McUloskey, JNew York; Bishops Wbelan. Wheeling varot, oavannan, translerred to jb lorida within the past month: Uavlev. .Newark; jMcQuade, Rochester; Muller, Jbrie; Mciarland, Hartford iiyncn, vnarieston; Deehan. JN ash . ville; nogan, St, Joseph , Missoari -A nawo, xurii.iuu, mras, oauit Bte. M jie. Michigan.. I O'Gorman, Omaha; Hennessey, Da-1 buque;. Fitzgerald, Little Bock. Two are natives of Germany, to-wit: Hen-I ni, Blilwaukce; Melcher, Green Bay. floo. nalivA of .Fr.nw nA r, Spaniard by birth The religious orders are fecblv reDresentcd among the above. There are only three, namely, two Lazariats and one Trappist: Domenee. Pitts burg, and Binat, Monterey, tho for mer, and J Crorman tho latter. The English Protestants are natives of England. JL ne Bishop ot Clifton la a member of ono of the oldest and most aristocratic families in England. The Cliffords have ever been stern in their opposition to all onslaughts on the Mother Church, and have no small influence in a largo" portion of Great Britain. The Irish opponents aro. of course. natives of the Emerald Isle. Mr. Leahy, of Dromore, is a Dominican, ana considered me aDiest churchman in Ireland. Ho is no relative to the

Five are natives of Ireland, name- I Has returned with a largo lot of Millinery In- Arnhhishnns Pnrnoll Pinrinn.il I Ooods. some ot the handsomest that has

4 -r : i, tj. t " " ' i Deea brought to this place, whijh s and IVenriCtC, BE. JjOUIS: BlShOna nfrar in lh nnWlln &t l,m.nnu.hi

Archbishop of Cashel. The Canadi

an Archbishop Connelly, Capuchin, and .bishop llogersfc of Chatham, are natives of Ireland. Bishop Sweeny, of St. Johns, N. B., is a native of Canada. We call particular attention to the fact that the three American Arch bishops who have stpned the protest represent more Catholics and a larger area of territory than united or disunited Italy and the islands of the Mediterranean thrown in. BOOK NOTICES. Ill E HOPB IN TH E STABLE ANDTHE F1KLJ; ills xnanagemeat in health ana i!ineae. iy J. H. Walsh, F. It. C. H. ("t."nhenie,") Philadelphia: Pouter jSCoates. The American publishers Lave ren dered a valuable service in producing in so attractive and complete a man ner, the celebrated "Stonehenge" English edition of this standard wotk on tho Horse. As now presented, it is a largo volume of over 500 page?, with copious Notes and Additions, by Dr. Fiobert McClure, one cf the best of our writers on the subject; and, also a valuable Essay on the Ameri can Trotting Horse, and suggestions on the breeding and training of Trotters, by Dr.'Ellwood Harvey. And what adds especial value to the present edi tion is the fact that it is illustrated with over eighty engravings, among which are full paged cuts of Flora Temple and her colt, Lexington, Ethan Allen, Dexter, Ilambletonian, &o. The book is especially adapted in every par ticular to the requirements of the American farmer and amateur, all the local and purely f cientifio matter of the English edition having been care fully revised or omitted. The work is for tale by John II Scott, bookseller, corner of Main and Second Street, and we advise all who take any interest whatever in the horse, to call and examine it. It should bo in the hands of every prae tical and amateur horseman. THE GENTLEMAN'S STABLE GUIDE Containing a familiar description of the American Stable: the mott aonroved method of feeding, grocmlng and general management or Horses; together witn directions ror trie care or .name, bio. By Robert MoctURt, M.i). Phuaaei pha : Porteh ift COATKS. Tho title page fully explains the contents of thi3 work, which will be found of much practical value to tho owners of and dealers in valuablo u tu .vtA. -t:otn in such a way that no one need plead ignorance as to the duties of grooms and tho requirements of the stablethe quantity and quality of food the torso requires, how to prepare it, &e At 13 a euitaoie companion volume to the "Stonehenge" above described, I and ran ba found at the bookstore of John h. Scott. in this city. HEALTH BY GOOD LIVING. ByW.W. Hat. i., M. I , Kdltor or Hall's Journal of Health," '-Health and Disease." "Consnmptlon," fcc. New York: Huno 4 Hocgiitoj. - After having read this book care fully, we are freo to pronounce it the best work of its kind we have seen, I and do chcerfullv and uncauivocallv recommend it to cur readers. Its I w--l Ml bnoCk all. bttt ! Mn.'. -.n- .4..4 1 ' -1 uiaiijf euiMU iu iuab iaix.o vias VI persons afflicted with Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia and Nervous ness. As sttted by tho author, the book is to show how high health can be maintained, and common diseases cured by good living, which means eating with a relish the best food prepared in tLe be8t ffianner. As there . 1 v s oaauo no K(Joli "VK wituout a good appetite, haw to get this grat blcssinc without money and with- - . ont m oe ne0essar v. is no nt. 1 , . ' i i ' eu out 1Q vry citar anu piain terms; ana, wnat win recommena.it raore fully to the reader, this greatly desired end ia pointed out. not bv a resort to nostrums or drugs, but by the use of Nature's best remedies, es pecially, plenty of good, pure air and exercise. Again we say that we can freely and fully recommend it to cur readers as a valuablo work, and one arMrdi nmrVt in U tl. K.nJ'nf "-0"" .uva v every invalid, and should also be read by all who, now ip good health, desire to know the means by which , they may retain and continue to onjoy it. MUSICAL GOODS. U. W. WAMBKS, ; THOU. OOSrKSTOS So. 61 MUX STJISET. '. DSADKK3.IH ., PIANOS, OUGANS, MUSIC 'And Musical Goods of all kinds. Orders by mail promptly attended to. B. BUECANK & CO, UXXVTACTVKSB3 OF Eureka and Rastio Window Shades, A SlPEKKUt Alt Tit Lt, Any length, width, or color, mads to order NO. 81 MAIN ST., THIRD FLOOK, I. O. Box 1,011, OC8-6m1 EVA .VS r I LLIS. f ,V tmis. r. iiAZZAito, ; The iVeat Iaper Ilangcr. "AUwork warranted. Orders left at Nos. N7 and 49 Main street; also, at Ni n noma rirsi street. iw-an- ' jUsiT X-llTtJAtrV13I TVTKS.. x. o. seessdsgut K and a lot of HUMAN HAIR GOODS, Such as Braids, ciiismons. Curia. and Wigs, and all kinds of Hair Jewelry. repairing ueauy aohe, No. 4 S MAIN S'fKKKT, JUKI WEfcAf FlKvrasa SECOND, afS2m A t Elttrolff 'a old stand.) BRASS roniXDEii, &c .:'T iritrai.i. lllilOUiX, J oioo !?nnirrmi t?n rf., : 1 uxvaao x uuiiJLi-xv aiu f J lollJSR I Steam ana Sas-rlne rittcr, 1 , . i Manufacturer and Dealer in Bteam na Water uaugoa, Hpelter and Kubbltt Metal, and all Articles appertalulng to a Brass Foundry STSAMB0AT AND GOKIiAl BLACK i

SSITHIXG, Water Street, bet. Pine and Lee:. KVAN8VILLK, ii.'D. r- ikfb i aid for old Copper aud Brass.

CARHIAGHS.

J. B. GKKKH. F. L. J. J3. GTU3E.1V 5c CO., CARRIAGE MANTJPACTUREES, Transfer Orn amenta at Cincinnati r rlc Main Street, Let. Fifth and Sixth, lnl-drfra EVAKsviin, Ikd NOTE PAPER, LETT Ell PAPER, FOOLSCAP, " INITIAL PAPER. ENVELOPES, MUCILAGE, TAGS, BLANK BOOKS, NOTE B0OKS, . RECEIPT BOOKS, STEAM BOA T BOOKS, PENS, PENCILS, PENHOLDERS, 'RUBBER BANDS, POST-OFFICE BOXES, BILL-HEAD BOX EH, HARP FILES, BILL FILES, For Sale at the Journal Qfilcc i-:rie railway. Luxuries of Modern Travel The question which to-tfay most f.wclbly present 1 self to the prospective traveler moot "By what line can 1 earliest reach my destination?" (for running parallel with each other, the competing lines make the same average time between their western and 'eastern termini.) but "By which route can I travel with the greatest degree of comfort and of freedom ironi those annoyances hituerto considered in separable irom a journey oi a mousanu miles or more?" The inquiry is easily answered. Keated in one of the spaclouj and luxuriously tialHhed Drawing-room coaches peculiar to the broad KUage Kilo Railway, ruuning without chauge from Cincinnati, Cleveland, unnklrk, Buffalo, and Roc Li ester to New York, the traveler finds lacking none of the comforts aed convenleucies of his own home. Koomy seats, neat Wasnlng and Dressing rooms, parlors well veuiu a ted and cool In summer, warmed by steam In winter, and Illumined by gas when night comes, attentive servants, and a view of the grandest cf American scenery, all combine to transform the formerly slow and tedious Journey Into an entrancing panorama, the termination of which comes only too Quickly to the beholder. At the Company's hotels along the line, the traveler alights to refresh the Inner rnau eating breakfast in Ohio, dinner Id Pennsylvania, supper In New York, yet faring sumptuously and with the same regularity as if at his own hotel or residence at norne. bleeping coaches, well lit and ventilated, and with clean, roomy beds, and all the conveniences of the boudoir, are attached to each of the three dally Express trains, guaranteeing the traveler, delighted wi'h the novelties of ttee daylight, a night's rest as untroubled as IX lu his own bed at home. Prompt arrivals are made at all connecung points, ana ps&gengers on arriving in ixew xora: are ueiivereu euner down town In the business center of the city, or tip town in the Immediate vicinity of the leading hotels and the New Xoik and New Haven Itaiiroad. Tickets via this popular route can be fiurcbased at all Principal Ticket unices nroughout the country. ap) diot WITHOUT A RIVAL. 1 THE 1 JO CT Itil At OJbFICE . om ai.1. tkixiiU or BOOK AXD JOB 1SKLTI.0, TKOM A Twenty-Sheet Slaramoth Poster DOWN. TO A Visiting or Wedding Card, In the beet style of the art, and at prices as low as thejlowest. . AIL KCNtS of Show and Traveling . Oomplnies Making their Western trips, will And 11 10 meir auvtniae to give . us a call, as we have a large tock of CUTS, BORDERS, &c, &c. SUITABLE FOB TIIKIB BTJSINBS3. Eastern Bills for Colored Printing: DUPLICATED ON SIGHT. nniiurnni a rn lUiVliVICnUIMU - I'tllN 1 liVU. SUCH A3 BillUeadi, . Cards, - Clucks, Drafts, Letter-Heads, Envelopes, Blanks, ' -r . Lahels .. . Drat Tickets, Dray Boolcs, J.., u utter snipes, . . Dodgers, . Hand-Bills, Tags, . Programmes, tfr. Picnic, Ball, and Show Tickets, OF ALL KINDS, NEATLY PRINTED IN AST COLOR I3I1I12F WORK. We are prepared to execute Brief Work "V" w"u u",i"UK" ieMUU' oie rates. TIIK l'LACE! If o. 6 LOCUST NEXT DOOH TO P03T-OFFICE.

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CHARLES VIELE f. CO., 3- i: O O "2-5. First and Sycamore Streets, EVANSVILLE, IND. an9 dtf I. A J.'iI&liIAlVN, Wholesale lealijrs la O II O O K I t I 15 Pcreisn cXi Dcnuitlc Liquors, N A I lil, COTTON YARNS, LAH-i W A K t ttc, AO,t ITXI-tBT BTBEET, NATIONAL BLOCK,) ' EVAKSVILLE, In. FISH DEPOT. ovi dlf MATTHEW DALZlLL, Wholesale tVsaler In Groceries, Kails, White Leid, Lira, Ceinent, &c, So. IS Water Street, decltldly EvAfrsviULa. lso. EVANSVILLE QR0CERY7 3Vo. 130 Itiin Street, Has on hand, and Is constantly receiving, a lull htock of ktapte and fancy Uroceri, Lamps, Butter, Kkbs, &o . &c. Lime, Cement, i'Ja .ter, Nans, c., O.C., foriaieiow. To Contractors scd Builders. Ffrt Unallly Itttllclinp; Sana at reasoaab.'e rates; Good Wood and Chips Constantly cn hand. Also, one new frame dwelling, fronting on Baker Aveuue, between Seventh and Kigiuii rureels, at a great targai3. inbl7rJm JAM. CKOFTS. TEA STORE. TEA STOES! ii. a. coon. AH NOW OPENED HIS kTi.I 1.' n . i . X' . . . t . I stock of Fancy and Htaple Groceries twmr uuu oiitsrrt tu tun imu iu imhi Rworit-ii i onereu in inw city. TEA BAM- grades, from the choicest to a good, cheap Tea, and pledge himself to sell um low l tha KHhie quality as can be bought in New Yoik, of any Tea Company or Tea Dealer. COFFEES. IO, Old Government Java, Ceylon, j and Java assorted trades at nrlces that will defy competition. Coifee will be roasted every day and ground frea of charge. SUGAIiS. rtB4NCI.ATEI, Crushed, Powdered, v,ui ijoni, wDte, a. a. sc. t price. that will be sure to sulU SYRUPS. fTTIIITK IBIIS, New York Hteam ww Amber and Oolden, at Drices lower man any urns since lue war. 13 ix tt 01 and Choeso, EXTJt A choice genuine Orange County Butter. Lxtra choice tcuuiueUofehen lUtter .1 CHOICfS ROLL BUTTER. New York Factory Cheese to suit ail ' - -.- tastes. Western Reserve Cheese, English Dairy Fins Appla w it bap Sago and iadam All are asked to call and see what fine goods, cheap prices and eood Qualities are offered at the ORIENTAL TEA STORE, nkw oi'isaA uoua - . CAN GOODS, PICKLES, &C. Fresh Raspberries, Fresh Blackberries, Cherries, , ' Feaches.extra. Windsor Corn, flDe Apple, TomatoeH, Peas, Litma Beans. Chow Chow, Imperial Hot Pickles; Captain WJiites Oriental Pickle, In nee of Hates tbatad oauce, Worcestershire cauce, Jomato CaUup. Assorted shaker 2 reservct. Pure Honey, Horse Radish, French Olives, French 1'resvrvcs, as sorted, dec, dec, at tlit Oriental Ten, Store. Just in Time for tlie Holidays ! rtxTiu esoifs mrEniAii kaiJZi BINS, (all bunches.) Choice JLayer Raisins, Bullana IlaJsins, uenoa citron, wraon reel, z,auie uurrants, French Prunes, White French I urapes, (fresn,) first ever oQered In the city Atmore's Mince Pie Meat, Shaker Preserves, Ouava Jellv French Olives, Scotch Marmalade, Jbrcnch Mustard imported). dec, dc, at the OrientalToaStoro. QUEENSWARE. SA2TII. O. MA UK. JAM IS M. WABU.1. MARK, WARREN a CO., DIRECT DIPOSTEKh &ni WnOLESALE DEAL K Hi la GTTEENSWARE, AND GLASS "W 1A. lit 13,' Lamps, LooMng-Shsses, Chandeliers, &c, Ho. ' ITirst - street. "We receive our Queensware direct from the Potteries of Staffordshire, Kngland vht New Orleans and New York; hence pay no second-hand profits which rightfully belong to cur customers. We have the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL in this market of JdE VKIN'd celebrated STONE CHINA WAKE, Including those beautiful patterns, "China' and "Cot ton," whicbare now having a great run throughout the country, of which we are recelvtnir regular rhipmavnta of orlelnal assorted crates, and regular slock for repacking. Just received, fresu from Limoges, France, a large stock of GOLD HAND.PLA1N WliIItr,and DKCOIiATtD FRli.NCii CHINA. A NEW GHADE, Just In, a full line of BrlUgewood's lleht White Uranita Warn French China Shanes and linish- a. vo,-.; superior article, at mucli less cost than China. Consult your own interest bv exam ining our stock before purchasing elsewhere. novl3

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AEDWARE AT FOR Cash o tv i a. v Wnoleu:e and retail buyers will find it to their Ititeieet to examine cur prices before purchasing elsew here. Orders by mall, Ao , promptly attended to. t REP. P. STRAUB & CO.. AO. 82 MAIN NTltEirr. (Near the Court House,) 8ION OK THE BROAD-AXE. mhS Courier, Democrat, and Union copy. ntMOKL oau. IlKU DIVtlMOS, Jf. I. OH SAMUEL' ORR L CO., . OlALXKH LB IHOIf, STEEL. ' TIN-PLAT V I It IS. HPItlNGH, AXL r-., Horse and Male Shoes, Tiiuiera' and BlaciazLltha' Tools, wacom ixs urcor woobwoua " 4 , WKOICIIIT kt'UAP IUON BUUtiltl A.I the hlhet market rates. rijeusaoro Mtre.ni. near Witter tnnUdtf KVA SHV1LLK. INI. iMaucoMwni U Well. K.ilomt Co.) laHIHTEKa . NU JUKBK1U1 Oli3 irl . SIGN OV TIIK iJIU f J.IJLjWK AXi;s, AXES, TAKLE VU TLElC J TABLE CUTLERY, TAIUjE W i L t'R I PfW'tf I'T f ! I f T T . Ifl I? V iwiit L"n iirnri iitr' POCKBT CUTLERY, TriKo OImiIh., Tnioo CJluii in., ilHiilt;r' fiot'M, l2aiiteiM' IIoch, i'lHiiterH' lo en. ilethanlcs Tools, Medianti's TooIh, liecbanlcs Tools, BUiLUftltti' IliKUV7.lIlKfv 8l,ILUKCS, J1AUDWAHK, SL'l!,:Xi;S' l!AIi UVVAttK, CUTI'IIK AS it HUOLftKlw,, . ten us a s tt woo 1. ca k CO i I ON AS it VVOOI. (JAHIM HKHT R Vtt HKR H KZ. TINU, BKHT HVBHKU BKL.TIWU, B MeiT HUM HKK BKL TA J, Sill anl Croi'3-Cat Saws, SILli and Cro33-Cut Saws, Hill and Cross-Cat Saws. I'AHII hnvni vt!) ftnrt It lAlhulv f1vat.. I tae to exam bao our stock before purcha Ing elsewhere. At the Old Stand, 13 First St USTIICQEB, & CO. ivie PLUMBING, CIBSON & WELSH, P L U M B E E S. DKALERS 131 Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Water Closets, JIOX AJa'I) t'DLI) JUATIIl-i, shower Ealhs. Force and Lift Fumo. alepumw, WROUGHT IRON FIFES, 4a Water Introduced ' into country dwellings from clMterns or wells. kIvIiik all the eonvenlr ices of a city supplied Willi water works. Ho chaugo of range on stove required to heal the water. - ZZSfZ Iocjt Htroot, EVANK VILLE. IND. SADDLERY, ETC. GEO. TIIOIiNIiILL, MAiCJF tCTCHKK o 8UUXU TBEKT, near Main, EVANSVILLE, INO All kinds of One Baddies and Ilaruaos constantly ou hantl. KEPAIRINO done In the b-t manner and attliort nuticu. ImliSdlm-

Cliarles Babcock & Co, IMP0HTER3 AND DEALERS IW Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Damasks, Harness, Enameled Patent Leatter Pad Skins, Skirt' ' ings, die, tic, ' rVo. fc Main atrcot, ratal EVANBVILLK, IND.

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Dr. j3. C. Clorbowcr, Office VI e. 10 YIV.HI ST., Between Main and Ixjcust, Returns hl f banfes for the libera patronage received during the pant uvB itia, hiiu uopea vy lair icn.iln to fttprll.il continuance of tne name. Chloioaor.il admiiilsiered when detl red. tix-Atirtly

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AUlt x i: h u i: a 1. 1: u, So, 53 MAIJf bf EKT, Cvr. bctood, anisdly Kvaahvii.i.k. I mi. -fish a nmmi WholtaIe EooksellerB & a; t SCHOOL HOOKS, BLANK HOOK MISCFLLA NFO US UOOb. PAPER F.N V ELQPb.a. titer: si Mtiilioiur' No. 11 Blnltt Htrt-ct, ITr.!;sv!I!e, Indiana. )lvtv NOTIONS, jHTC. Wi:cLKSALK DRY GOODS and N0TI0N3 23 mill '21 I'lUST ST., A NVlf.T..!. INI, I2iSTJIlAIi"C NEXSEN L BAKER, Jeneial Icauranco Agents, AND , ADJUSTERS OP. LOSSES, No. 10 Mal.ni wired Up-blalra, . ICVANMV1LLK, JNI, Dwelling Hoan lrmnrl for a term of years al g. eati itd ic.i rates. Three Years at the Price of Two Five Years at. the Price of Three. Life liiMinuit'o it Noetlull y. Total Cash Anoets Iteprerjt,el Of er Twenty-iievea Llillion Dollars, The following lire among the Companies rep rent n ted t JSVt'SA Iunnrttnoot'o.of Hartford, Conn. t aii AKwrt.. ,.5(H, ;. PIHK.M.V ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn. CaMh At;! ai,7(MI,ooo. COSTIXKNTA 1 Ins. Co. of New York Cash AsMets ...t,:t"i,ooo. NOKTIf AMCHU AM Insurance Coo. liar I ford. Conn. Cash Assets fSOO.OOO. M Kltat'II AIV IV Ina. Co. of Hartford, ct. Laon Anhols ... ..t50,oi0 south A.ti I. Ill t A J fnwurance Co. of jtw xora. taitb Assets ...... ..'it(l,iH)0, PHfflIX Ins. Co. of UrOoBIyn N; V. VhIl ANiWlli.... .....,..ii,oo ooo. rOKHEKH A. ft. Y O It II Fire Ins. Co. CaU A hfa u. .............('Jt)U,o.t0 A":rSA l.IFi: Ins. Co. of II art ford, Cot ii. Cash AtaaeUl. .........siiuu.uuc. NEXSEH & BAKER, Agents, 10 iUI.N STKKKT, - EvarmvUle, Ind. UnW illr Over li at idauonal Han a. florncr Ualn ami Klrat Kirt.eu, i:valinvll)ai, 1 1, ,i 7,YAlTAtTf!Ki:H ' tO'kTI.M, lit ous Uuin Work. Uoid. Hiivacr. Vti tiijito.t.'orallte, and Amber Plait-, irvw vvorit, ArLi;:cia raiai-aj, &o. ADMINISTRATOR of Nllrou Uit.1 (an eicajiJc.fit and it-it a auMNt.hotlc), i;mroform, Llher, and a. mi several local i hri lysera, NKOKAlllO AtTtctlons lreitet. MY FAClLlTll.3 are as good Rmi n establlahment as larce (consLstlng of iv, riioms) as any In theiJnited Himvn. I RETURN MY THANKH for the nHvPrironikKor3lvt)l during the pa. P.I'anT Y la. A KM. rv,a-.l, AIlCIIITBCfe. BOHKKT BOYD. " X WOO BOYD & WOOD, ARCHITECTS, No. 7 Chandler's Block, Corner Flr-t and Looutit KtrPts, EVANH VILLE, IND. Plans ant" Specifications prepared o short uoiioar ind reuAonaole term 1n IA ail liESTATJItAIITS. ' ' "vxa Liar livic: SCMWEIZEIi & ABEL, fit. r;xcli:inj;e, BET. FIFTH AND BIXTU HTM., Tte Cheapest Oyster Ilousa in Town I PKi:n oyntciin or tiik fiivi-mt X. juality received from Jtaltlmore dally per express. ilea i. s at nil hour Ta cents; Oycli.r 8oun iOcenls; Lot!.' lugs .i ca-rils. Upon from 8 a.m. to 12 i:u. Idetdly OAS riTTIIIG, ETC. BOSALD FISH 2; II, SIALIH r.j CliaiHlcllcrs and Gas Fixtures, Gaa aad Steara Tipa Fitter. X. 21 LOtX'.ST NTH i'.t'. t. EVAXHVILLK. IND. FIIAlUNG NOTICE. mm: rxir.usni.i:i iiatiku reJl turned to Kvau-vllli). Is now pra-paieil to Uiae conlraciit for tiul'dlng tjililmn or any kind of heavy or inintu rrainiiig. apllUlU lliO.-J. UllAJNi.

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J. ! I X, v, '- .' r- ' J ,J iu. '.J i , MOVVEG corroir i'ac I'Cdiirci; a CO lllltlif : S I (Hi 2 Ml' Li'x tHl i'Hf !i A 1 riKide... CoiiiiJi!;:?Ir: ; Zvv NPIV Oil LEANS. LO'Ji': T3 ItlAlO,1 innm V. I I I. cash advaneK tirw.u ciitriri i.! I'OKK, troit 1, KLOUIt, TolSACCO c., to tha al i,v i.owm , ui.-.t Rh.n .ir; fcUUI.1 H to xl SAMUEL II. K ! v,). :.Y 1 I, I , B. II. Ill C?nsia 1 Floor, Pt-ti , Ami W'i j-. i i i i r!j ti nr . 'n ?. fill V H III 1 lu K J (J ii n t. ! ; ' boii'( I y . i i. Ml V if u I L U t ff f t r T TC1 ' rr r - "TJI'I.I-1 A I. A t II 2 f err,;in ;:.v ' WtHuru l'j ii.. ConMpfsr.Hnii! i aiMl H.I 1 t IMIH OI '.V I a I il in 1.) lH-ru 1 CUM I Mil V I ril'i H 1 'i ' inetitM, iIIIht tut i mh ii . t shlprot-Lit ti ; it w iiork. C" tnt lt IllMtotl l-i 1 f 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 41 uat t: ni 1. 1 1. r, novl-t: 'ioj .;.v Y(!.u;. H. K. I umk .r.t..io.... J. ;. ii.a .-. t v. a. k. inzHE.rA tc.. Fotw Ai-d in li Co m in i .; i c, ; and i :.n i; ha i. a (j i: :, south .FAST FREIGHT LUU.:, tlY K M T ! f S K'AHYlU,i: I, f.KtWTtSUiVif.u TKKKK !!ltll! ,; tSKUMLVV-U UXM,KF0 ,T MS K, iask stioiiK & i::n: i:ul.;:h;- , EVANSVILLE, IN P. Liberal chili a ! v in i isnv.Jti ar 1 1 roio' i, Iruoit. !! ., al , t V. m. OUHoUtriW T. i, j ijiic.iii-r . DOaSOUciiKT & cmi. : r. i i: i, COMiiisyiotf Nf ;:! a : .; So. C VbyJr;. I lr , " 's R!ia o ii ft ni ii uu. n I.m ha i ,!; i i-i . Jy5itf Ha uriw J. l'it r r.en, .r a t, J. 'i. : U I "l' ,! ii, a-f i ,1.-1 v i. i. Ji. S.trr, ot ia,. iuiii,i,. a ilt,l,.j( I i , V t i i PRODUCE, PRO VIRIOL', Mi F. l:UL Coin m ieiicn J, I c rcAi :i nt. 112 gi: vf i :: hiuLKT, Uit'.-M all NKW O (!!.!: SH T-J ' , , . . , 7'kZ.Ai I'clutntH, Mil ARVLQ AT PJlOrilll-Y IlaiiroaJ ant. F I'r LI; .... i .. i.v a r Mii.i.t:, i-. ;K Jai.8 illy a. s. miliums?, I'KOnUVK, VOMHt.HSlfKI AJVit 1 WAHDIMI MKIICUAHT, J"-outU Wn-'iU lirtler in )n r. I:nt 1 ( n y, t-'.'tU, (. , aud Country i'r hIuc. 8. II. bap.xo:,'. OihuiiiIhmIoii 2r-'I it : so. sr, u'ihi fa'tGirj mm'U -i i; A'i I, Llbnral a.turioi ma.le on et.iiHHa se nt! r. h. humph iiky, UKO. J. It.Wli V. ' r. k r.ny. ky. UUPIIIi;Y, lewis FomvAuai.v j ami to -.a MERCHANTS, Vruprl tttn f Wi,.rfi: 1-vii'ittvlllc-, Inil. 'Vl I., a. hat I a.i B A 2 11 U w J KWfcUAL " A dl I I .f i rwiti'ijii)fr ai l ' liail l.vm 'V , i ), In i U- Vv li--.-r, i i . . Iii't Ma.ru 'I ( irr, Vi mln N'Slilll! ,) K.lTi t. Agetiis for Mm City : :. - f'T tt 1 I .1 I . V . i.i V i . 1. .1 1 att( it !t (.'0. j"rT : v. id s, ere ou r'llml' t' Vine, lU-Kl to I.. In 1 1; e tr.n I J.i Mi.HtlOItiU, J":, H tiatiin. 1, . i If. 1.1, WH b 1 , Oil.. Ililr.r I. .1 .. J . , .,v I'i .1 all 'H J'l f I- M() U, rt.ovi, i.v; 1 Bii- ii uj (. j ; -1 . i . . i i , II. 1'. A I.l.j . ;t l ,.. If. I. A at'.- . if. . . a - . . tU.,.....;. fi

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