Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 May 1870 — Page 2

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KUIDVY, .It A V 13, INK). ii.Milis to Dead Htrois! WUKwIiilT and tin lr friend tea'l the f 0liowl::n lRrgrHiii. , :. . "For thttdaratlouoi the war, for IUC.U lor l!a commencement, lt:o ie-.-.nil! n r.wiv m alone rt HtonHle. liut for li Here wu'nlil Imve bom no wr,and l ,,f for I la vl... l,, 1.1111 ItirjlIlIK'IIV Btld UllKina mi -uni - u. on ll not hnvn la ted a year. It wws cirried n apparlent.y lo !..-. lr ihi.vli.oflculrnrtciM. 11 the ouro fit 't.in!;nT bad Is' !, dried tl. It would prob.blv Irftvo b. u lt HLhittfUce HOW C'tnt-i'iia.'i Arxju Vtr. - Tho remnlm of (Jen: llimn aie new tflii4 CRrtMl (rum lm IMciuo to IheAtlnDllc a h i tdc--hwv.'. and oery iiu.y lui uIkIii s hi with iwt-nt v co'un.ns of telegraph as to his v hereabouts. We bor.e ho may l e piunted noon it'nnn' ill Courier, April 7. Tub JocftNAL, nccuca the Council Coinrnirtce oa WatT Wcrb .of uartLaa r-jnf4 i,f rr uruiir.irjir that paper with a copy of their addross. Th charge is urnleserved and UDtruc. The ..Jres3 was written last Saturday, and placed in the hands of the editor of tho Courier because th"n paper waj published 00 Sunday, whilo tho JoCE.vaL did not appear until Mondav. Lata at !nicht we handed to a f riend a printed proof of tho Cooinnttcc s address, with a re quest that he wouj 1 leave it at tho Journal cilice, which he promised to tin. i This wa dono at the united rcnucet of Mr. E. U. Van ltipcr and Dr. Muhlhausen. Tho proot was probably mislaid at the Journal ofhco. Courier. '" A careful ita rry of all' our IleportersL fore nu a 0 tho nw3 room, and colmportitorrf, .demonstrates that tho "printed prcof " never reached tho Jota.vAL ofiice. Wo eufpect that tho gentleman to whom tho editor of the Lourir rava it for transmission was so much "u friend" that ho took particular caro that it should never reach its destitution. No difficulty is usually experioced in getting print ed proifa from oao offiae to another where pucb a thioic is desirable. j Jloro Tstcr Works. The V.urier knnwt, and no dees every romlef Pttho JotrKSAD, that, long before this queitton of Water Work assumed so much lmjortnc lo the estimation of the Vourien, tne JucRMibtook deoldtd ground la favor of tho work. oura. The Courier knows not hi oil f the kind. We cannot 0ow fall to mlud when "the JoCBsit. took tfeeUled ground" la that direction j We have, however, boon credibly Informed that the editor cf the Journal has during ths pint week, expressed hluaself deoidod y In fivor of the Water Works being ivruel by private "coriapauy, Courier ' - I ' Wei beg pardon! We certainly erred 'most grievously in supposing that tho most prominent ficts, which occur n our midst, convey any knowledge to the Courier. Tho editor of that paper depends altogether upon his imagination for his facta, and his knowlcdga is based upon facts obtained alone in that way. " , ; Tho editor of the Journal did not express huDselfeUhcrduricij tho past we!k, Sor at any other time in favcr of ti e Water Woiks bein owned ty a privito comrrj": Puriu tho latter part cf last, and the early part of this, year, (Lo Journal repeatedly called attention to tfca Holly ; system of Wateii Work?, asd urged, upon v the Gounqil tho importance of ciamicic into its merits. A lengthy editorial to thi effect, appeared iajtfce JptTRNAL of Febraary 3d. Agnin, on tho fourths of March, tho Journal contained! tho following editorial: ;, Water Works. We undcrtaad that he agent cf the Holly Water Works Corcpsny, when jn our city, estimated that a pood supply of watrr couli jbe furaishedourcityat a cot of pru; hmdrrd end fifty tlioutand dollar . We a$-o . learn that thcro ia ncriou talk otnon? aona of onr capitalists of organizing a. Wafer Works company, and applyior to the Ui'y Council fur a chactcr. V"c think the truo policy will bp for tho city to contract fof tho Watc Worka and retain' control. of thcm.j if the? cost no more than Las been jreprcpcuttd to u .the investment fvill prove far more profitable to thecity than tho wharf investment, ju-hich is becoming cioro valuable exry da. Tlie city -wight, ly all mean A to Ibftve. Control vf the ttaitr rates, hnd n.J)lice itsclfrtf the tr-y 0 an corporation far ' t.', means to supj-rps tins: ' ' - - Tha Holly j?ysfcm, so fr as woTiavo examined reports of its working, Becmsjto giva general satisfaction in all patts of the country, und is bciejr introduced iata tho smallor citiesf arid towns, with extraordinary rapidity. Only yesterJa5 the town of Coonersvillo. in this State, tested new water works, which have just been completed by tha Holly Company.- Peoria, Illinois, where they'havo been iu operation ior sorao time, has, wo are informed, disposed of her last fire enpine, the water works removicirt.il necessity for an expense of that character. L f. V '' '' .' ft Wo trust ourXJouncirwill tako this matter into ; consideration. Wo believo a proposition submitted to the people in fa-vor of tho city iuvebiing two hundred or two hundred and fifty thousand dollars in water works, would bo approved by them by a very largo msjjrity. We aro confident that they would prefer that tho city provide- the supply ,.of water, and enjoy, tho revenue arising from tho earns, in preference to conferring special privileges upoa any company of capitalists, which might bo organized for such purpose. " , . Again, on the twentieth of March, tho Journal contained 'an editorial commenting oa the action of tho Republican City Convention with reference to thoWaicr Works question. In that article tho last paragraph of the editorial quoted abovo was copied and tho folloffioi comments made: Nothing has since occurred to chacgj our opinion, and the passage of a resolution by the Republicans on Saturday night to the sarao eflect, shows that -we expressed tho opinion and wish of-tho Republicans of tho city. on this point. We believq it is pot.blo for our City Council to make a satisfactory contract with the Holly Water Works Company, for tho completion of a fystem of water werks in our city, on terms that will ba acceptable to the people. The Holly Water Works Company is financially strong, and if our city will engage to pay, say onethird tho cost ot tho works in cash we do not doubt but that the company will cheerfully accept city bonds bearing ten per cent, interest, for the remaining two-thirds, on the condition that the revenue of tho works be ap f 1. ?.t. ' . r pueu towarus rayir.g iqq interest on the bonds. We bipo. that an effoil, at least, will bo madeia this

1rcction. That a i;ood system of

Water Works, properly managed, will ; ay a handsome dividend, everybody elieves: indeed tho Stata law tc cognizesat ipat eleven and a half f-.r cent, as a fair return on investments in Water V orks, and provides lor private corporatioas, organfzed under tho law, to secure that amount, there "19 no reason why tho city could not rpalizi a hatjusome revenue from Water Works, a3 she ha3 from the wharf, which is increasing in valuo every year. W 0 hopo our friend.s in the Council will ascertain what can bo done with the Holly Water Works Com pany, at aa early uay. J he sat-jec ought not to be postponed. 1 The Journal has never taken any position inconsistent with the above declaration j. Wo have said first, last and all tho time, that ordering an election on the basis of Mr. Wcir'a proposition submitted last March, was an expensive fnrce. It was the duty of tho Council first, to ascertain exactly for what the entire city could be ade quately supplied with, water oa the Holly Plan in cash cr cash- and bonds and how the money could.be raised, and then submit a definite proposition to the people for approval or rejection. This the present Coun cil did not see proper to do. It may be than it does not intend to go ahead recklessly and spend the money of the tax-payers witl." counting the cost, but we must confess that its opera tioni thus far don't manifest any too rrucb, wisdom for just that kind 0 folly.; - We' aro disposed to go to the lot torn of this matter, and shall,- on a futuro occasion, notice itome of the Courier t Pomeroyical gabble about supplying poor men with, water at the expenso of tho rich, acd vice versa. XEW BOUK'i. -1 We are indebted to the publishers, through Mr. "John Scott, bookseller, of Jhjs tify," for a eopy of Fairy Talis for Little Folks. Translated, from tho French of Madame La Cjmtesse de Segur, by Mrs. Chapman Coleman and her daughters. The volume ia published by Porter & Cjatep, of Philadelphia. It ia "most beautifully illustrated, .superbly printed, and bound "with gilt embossed covers and gilt-edged leaves.'--We regard it as about the most ciilarming present for little people : that could be thouijht of. ;We do not believe the book could be placed in the hands of any intelligent child without affording it unmingled pleasure. j We advise parents to call at Scott's and secure a copy for the little ores at home, and thereby make home more than ever attractive. ,: , ' ' LtVIlS OH" CKf .EBRATED FF.MALT3POVEHKlONS AMJ ILLUoTUIOUS WO. MEN, Including the htnpres Josephine, Lady Jano Urny, i;otrlce Cencl, Joan of Arc, Anne Holeyn, Charlotte 'orday, HoiulrHmlM, Z-fiohlH, liciidicea, Isabella ot C'H.llle, iierermarla. Ao. liy Mihs A Jamiwin. -htlaltHpitn : I'oktkk A Co.Tica. iivaonvllie: Jans if. tCurr, The object of the author, in 'this volumo is to present brief Lui' authentic sketches of the lives of several women who were rendered illustrious bylbcir heroism and virtues. The sketches aro necessarily brief, containing the outlines only of the lives of tlo different Sovereigns. . They are, however, sufficiently comprahenBivci to give. young readers a pretty accurato knowledge of the women whose fame promises to outlast time itself. The sketches arc written in a plaio yet interesting, 5 stylo. , The book is neatly Jirintcdf and bound in embocscd red oloth. Soott has a full supply- V; I I r virnov tn nt b m fit r-W j k rrt 1 n b, vf lf.of Napiitxou I. rhUadlphlii- I'oittrji A Coatim., .vauvUle: John 11. hcorr. Bonaparte himself testified of this lovely woman 'that whilo het could win battles sho could win hearts. It is rerharkablf, too, that so long as the Emperor of tho French permitted hiuij;lf to bo influenced by her gentle counsel and sagacious : advice, prosperity smiled upon all his endeavors. No sooner did he, ia an hour of mad ambition, thrust her, aside for another, thin his star began tdTw3no, and finally it went out in darkness ami despair. Josephine did her best to prevent Bonsparto from committing the two or three prooiioent blunders which contributed so powerfully to his final overthrow. yV'truo woman, she lorel him to the. last, and when tho decreo of ; his banishmenf to th Isle' of Elba was promulgated, by his conquerors, and Maria Louisa, for whom she had been:, set asido? coldly, stood aloof from her husband, Josephine tenderly offered to follow him la his banishment, to afford such consolation as her society and attachment to him could render. The present biography is a condensed compilation from various works on tho saina subject previously published. Hms attractive becauso cf its- brevity as well as comprehensiveness. Tho life of Josephine ought to bo read with interest by our girls, for whilo it has ia jt a,j the romanceso attractive to young imaginations, it contaios Ies?oos of lovo and duty, which an never be studied too earnestly,! retneroberod too tenaciously. f t John Scott can furnish any number of copies of the valuable little book. THE KOMASCR OF THK ItEVOLIT. TiUN. JIel.Trne Htorls of the Advon. turo, Komaut.io lucldmit, llatrbreaiith Kscnpos and f leroln Kxploltn of the Daya of '7b. Illustrated. I'iiiludHphla: Poktck Coatim. Kvannvllle: Jbux 11. Bcott. Jhis i3 a book for boys to gloat over It 13 composed .of anecdotes and incidents in tho lives of the revolutionary Worthies, bath male and female.'which are always so attractive to the young. Washington', Marion, Wadsworth, Lee, Clinton, Capt. Hale and others, too numerous to mention, contribute incidontly to make the little volume attractive. We advise the boys to-save some cfj tho dimes they are in the habit of spending for thing! that are injurious I rather tlan otherwise, aad iav.s. them id a copy of tr.e Romance of tho Revolution,

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-Messrs. Lippincott & Co., of Phil- I adelphia, deserve the gratitude of j American readers, for furnishing them with reprints of those splendid English periodicals, the contents of which 1 wa copy below. We regard tne Sun- , day Magazine and Good Wordi, both for tho old and young, a3 among the most instructive, aa well aa interesting, pfr'oliah that are received at this "cSicev Thn following, are the contents of the May numbers of thote magazines:, ' ... Good Wvrdi for the Young, (with thirty illastrations.) 1. lUnald Lanncrman's Boyhood; by the editor; part TIi; illnslrited. 2. About Fly; hy ii. li. Tristram, iu. v.. x . It. S.; iiluitrated. a. The J.wo Hunchbacks: a Hreton leecnd; ty Madame Guizst da Witt; illustrated. t. Lime'us and Paddy; by cnaries Camden; illustrated. 5. VV bat the Starlings Say; by Ecila; illustrated. C. Hymns tor tho loung; wnn rajy-ic by John JInllah ; No. 7. 7. The Village School; by the author of "ChildNature;" part li; illustrated. 8. At tho Back of the North Wind; by the author of "Dealings with the dairies;" tart vn ; illustrated. 0. A Tale of a Turnip; by J. H. Bendall ; illustrated. 10. The Greatest Man of the Family; a page from Rassila history; by D. Kerr. 11. A Memory of tho Thames Tunnel; by Varabundus; illustrated. Terms: $2 50 per year, or 25 cents per number. The Sunday Magazine. Indited by Thomaa Guthrie, 1). B.l. Episodes in an Obscure Life: bsicg experiences in. tho Tower Hamlets; by a Curate; rart vni: illustrated. 2. How to Studv theOldTcstamontjby W. Lind say Alexander, D. 1); Lcvitieis Notes cn particular paa2e9. 3. A Bit : of a -Battle; a poem; by Isabel Fyvie; illustrated. 4. John iNewton and his Ilyrnnsrby Isabella L.,Bird. 5. Cousin Tom;, by B. Orme illustrated. 6. Part in Peace, by J. S. B. Monsell, LL. D. 7. The Desire to do Great Things: by the Rev. A.! h Simpson. 8. Tho Chorister : by A. J, Mason: illustrated. 9. The Struggle in Ferrara; by W. Gilbert; part VillJ iliustrated. 10. One Christ in four Records; a popular argument on a point recently started;, by a member of the Scotch bar; second or two, pa pars. .11. ua the piiracies or our Lord; by Georgo McDonald, LL. D.; VIli: the raising ot the dead ; lllus trated, ;12. Una and her Paupers; by H. A. Page; illustrated. 13. The Companions of St. Paul; by John S. Howson, D. D. ; JUean of Chester; vili; Julius. ; 1 1. Our Strength and Shield ; oy the Rev. Henry Downton. 15 Supplement Notes for readers out of the way. jcearjy fcsubscnptioa tdDU, Single numbers, 30 cents. , 'Good Wordi (sixteen illustrations). 1. Fernyhurst Court; an Every Day btory ; by the author ot fctone Hidge; part 1, illustrated.' I; Jiile in a Coun : ii" ' . m. ' . ir...., try House; II. Tom's lIero;lii. Argamg; IV. Coming Home. Z, Jiet tern from the Tropios; ; by the Rev. Charles -' Kinesley: III. Mouos. 3. Sonc3 With Refrains; illustrated: I. Winter Song; ii. Gleaning Song; by Jean Iogelow. 4. 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Mount Ararat, A Summer ' retreat." " Tho Strugs;!) for Maverick: James .hranklio lutt? Neglect; L; M. W. . Tho Lost Ring; Margaret trn$. i ho I wo r needs; Henry Lorno. Out of tins Jaw of Death; Belt'. TViowood. His First Love: Graco II. Horr.. Ouise in a Chincso Gunboat; I. P. Miller. Tho Golden Hoarj;; Frank II., Angier. I'm Fancy Free;- Britomarte. Never too Jjate lo rJen(i; Esther erlo ivcn ncth. Why I Hate a Load of Hay; iheouoro Arnold. A very uopleas ant situation; N, P. Darling. Miss Vivien: Sarah L. Joy. Our loung l'copio s Diory-iener fcmfc or Swim:" cr. Harry Raymond's Ro solve; II. Alger, Jr. Tho House keeper. Curious Matters. I1 acts and Fancies. Mr. Lightboy and his Hats -(Humorous Illustrations.) 1 early touhseription i uu. AltCHITBCTS. O it x. I WOOD & WOOD, BOYD ufV H O I TEOTS, No. 7 Chandler's Dlocli, Comer Kir. t and lxwnut Btreeia, .. . , " KVANMVILLK, INI. Flans ant' ! Sppctfleattons prepared on short nolle ad reanonabl laruu tauir. tut Dooley's .liakln rowder. The standard rcrntatlti aitalnel by thli unrivaled and-Infallible Yenut Pow-d-r ilurlnit twelve yeara paft, Is duo to Its perfect purity, health fnlne", and economy. I'm np In tins, actnal weight, ai r-preiintl, and will keep for years. The fjoantiiy reo,ulrrd for use Ih from one-fourttj to oae-aalf less than other linking Powder.". Mold by Urnc-rs throusrhout Ihft United Btates. UUOLEY A JifiorilKlt, Manufuoturera and Proprietors. ; ar.21U3tueod e New Uticet, M. Y. T,"i..!? -VAMtABI.R MAIN "v,ctl,ttu 1Hj letl oa mxlLl Htret. Hald properly la ottered for BaU at low flaures on eny term. Apply to ----- - - - v a-'UbAJa J. 1". JtbLIU'IT A SO.V. Corner Locum n.eai Alien t. elf dtf aa xniru f ir cet. lilXJSIOAiL GOODS, j. w. WAnr.s.t. ' , TiiOH. raM.viT.in : Jo. ei malt: hisjekt. WA 11 fl ZZ'S i & Ci.1 A' YTi il TO X .... ,, t If riANO.V OttGAKS,' iiisir - And Musical (ioods of all klndx. Ordera by mall promptly attended to. AJefd ly

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- I 3 e a. 5 a 5' 2 s a 68 o 5' a P sr 9 s I. Opera Hcusc. apli SvansTllIc Woolen Mill3. fTEADE MAEK.J MANLTACTCUEliS OF JEANS, FLANNEL3, BLASKET3, - STOCKING YARN, &C, Corner Canal and Eond Streets, jKvixiiNvillo, lnl. Illtliet marltet prlca paid for Wool In Cjoodfl or Cneli, Orders efl t the MKItCIf AKTV MA TION AI. IIAAK by parlies wishing to sell woou or purcha.e uuuus win re celve prompt attention. iua9 Gut SAW r.IIiLL. KST41ILI13UED .V 1SJ3.1 JO II IX jt.m REITZ, I'ROI'RlI.TOR OF TUB SAW MILL At tha Month of Pigeon Craek, Kinnsvlllc, Iiitlliasart. Manufactarer and Dealer In all kinds ot Poplar, Oak, Ash, Gnia and Walnnt Lumber, Lafli nnd Elilndcs. WOrders left at Reltz & ilsney's Foun dry will bo promptly attended to. ina'J ly Y"oxif -A.-ttciitioix IB CO It UI ALLY INVITED TO THE Henderson County, Kjn Land Salf. GRAND PRIZE SCHEME. Euterpilve CIIAUTEItED by the Legislature of Kentucky, and ondor-pd aad recommeodad by every lead I ok official iu the ate. and upwards of 500 of her mot proiniuent citizens. 1 511 PRIZES, $314,320! Comprising .lho richest river bottom tolaeeo farms In Ui wealthy yunty of Henderson, Kentucky, with all their appurtenancrs, , Capital Priz?, $150,0001! Smallest trizr ! Also, about 15-iO.OOO In OttEENBACKS, belmc the entire rent luonev of the nrooerty lor the year ixu'J and ls7a, which will be distributed to the winners Of the first trren prizes reKpeetlTOly. Hentof the farms for 1 (!, was 91s per acre, and It is confidently expected that they will equal or surpass tuis figure for JSiO. i iolcctB, FIYI2 KOIitAIlS. The Drawing will veaitirehi take rlaen july 4. 170, at Masonic tkmflk. LOUISV1LLK. K Y. Hundreds of our best cltlr.ens have given unqualified ceriiflcaUs nd endorsements ot irm magnHictnt cnKvery dollar Invested by ticket ho'ders. Is held la trust by the commissioners nono Intel hy tue J-ieKtsiature. nntu m.a drawing takes place and prizis are delivered. In order V have your tickets properly reirlbtered. luy AT on.' of your neurit. club agent, or remit by Es press (prepaid.) jirait, r. v. money murr, tr reguiiereu letter, to either of I he following financial agents, who will furnish full descriptive circulars: Ij. II. LYNE, Cashier Farmers Bank, Henderson, Ky. ii. B. AU-aANDER, Commercial Bank. Lontsvlile, Ky. JOHN O. LATHAM. President Ha.n!r r

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CHAHLE3 ' VIELE 4 CO., ; o- 5. o o u: first and Sjcamore Streets EVANHVILLE, iND. au9 dtf AO HI!MJlH. JAVl!)MtIXAnil. Wholesale Dealers In GROCERIES. Foreign and Domcxtic Liquor, NAILS, COTTON YARNS, O LA88WAH4 ' AC., SC, , 44 & 40 PIHSTSTKEET, (NATIONAL BLOCK,) Evaksviioj:, Ihd. FISB DEPOT. &Ti Alt MATT 11 E V 1) ALZ E LL, Wholesale Dealer In Groceries, Nails, White Lead, Lime, Cemsnt, Ko. 18 Water Street, deelUdly Evahstilu. I nix. EVAJiSVILLE GROCERY, - No, ISO Mulri Btreot, Has on hand, and Is constantly reselvlna. a lull stock of staple and fancy Uroceri, uHUjpM, cuuer, cg?s, kc., sc. i.ime, uemeiit, Flatter, Nalis, Ac, tc, for sale low. , To Contractors and Enllders. , First Quality llulldiiig fianU . at reasoaable rates; - Good Wood and Chip3 Constantly on hand. Also, one Dew frame dweuimr. fronting on Faker Avenue, between Hevenlu and Jbuigniu nireets, at a great bargain. . muii om jA.uttut is. TEA STORE. OIiIJEXTLL.

O NJT.EA STORE!

II. A. COOIi .THE' -AN SOW OPENED HIM NK sTOKt, tn the New Opera- House. vnd oilers to t i:e trade the best assorted rcock of Fancy and Btaple Urooenea ever i onerea in in is city. TEAS. JTJ. ebeap Tea, and pledges himself to sell as low for the same quality as can be nought in .New xork, oi any xea com pany or ica ueaier. COFFEES. Rio, Old Govtrnmet-t Java, Ceylon, aud Java assorted grades at prices that will defy competition. Coffee will be rousted every day and ground free of Charge. . NUASfLATKn, Crushed, Powdered, V2T Cut Loaf, Cotfce, A, 11, do., at prices uuai wui oe sure to suiu SYRUPS. TTrriUTE IKIIH. New York Hteam WW Amber aud Uoiden, at prlcos lower tuau any lime since me war. 13 litter1 a-tid. CIicoho. "CTXTRA choice genuine Orange County ijuitor. CHOICiS ROLL BUTTER. New York Factory Cheese to salt all IttaUts, Western Resorve Checsa, English Dairy Fine Appls Sap Sago and Eadani " All are asked to call and see what fine goods, cheap prices aud good qualities are onerea at in e . ORIENTAL TEA STORE, NEW OPERA HOUSE CAN G00D3, PICKLES, &0. jrpRF.ii enruAWiiEiiii::s, Fresh Raspberries, " Fine Apple, Tomatoes, " Feas, ' Lima Beans, Chow C'bow, Fresh Blackberries, " Cherries. " Feaches.eztra. Windsor Corn, Imperial Hot Flckles; Captain White's Oriental Pickle, Prince of Wales Salad Sauce. Worcestershire Sauce, Tomato Catsup, Assorted iihaker J reserves, Pure JJonev, Horse Radish, . French Olives, French Preserves, as sorted, dec, dec, at the Oriental Tea, Btoro. Just In Time for the Holidays ! tixtba cnowu inmiiAL haii a U1N.S, all bunches.) Choice Layer Raisins, Bnllana Raisins, Uenoa i:urou, Aemou X'eei, z.aute uurrauts. French Prunes. White French U rapes, (free n,) first ever oUered In the city. Atmore Mince Pie Meal. Shaker Preserves, Guava Jelly Jtrench Utiles, Scotch Marmalade, French Mustard imported). dc, & c, at tlie Orio nt fil Tott Btofo. STOVE", &C. STOVES! Tinware, STOVES! STOVES! Hollow-ware, CastInss, le. We manufacture the celebrated Cook Stoves, CLTAIiTER. AUTOCRAT, ARMADA, CLIPPER, And ALABAMA. Wholesale aud retail buyers will find It 10 men interest to examlue onr prices beioro ijuicuamig elsewhere. Orders by mall, 4c., promptly attended 10. icriusciuu. J ohu Scantliii Co., TVo. S1 Main St., . A . . uiiasuc uic loiirt Hunne. maO ly

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COMI1IGSIOII CAHS3 TH03. C. SMITH & CO. Commission 3T?rcIa't;-i Dealers ia flonr. Hay, Oats, Grass Heed, and l'rodace generally, Jfo. 5 ScutJi Water Street, . EVANSVILLE. Orders promptly attended to. lJ;iouy C. C LYON. ... - , . , K. C. Machkm. LYON MACIIEN, Produce and Commission . . t".' . Dealers in Hay, Corn, Hour pats and . ... Produce Lrciicrally. 5o. 30 Jiorth Water Street, aovl3 3m EVANS VI LLE, INI). K. H. rAIKCHILD. JOHN W. BINGHAM FAiRcniLD ; mmiiAii, Commission Mereli'tn i -new okleans,:la. " . Personal attention, ahd prompt returns guaranteed. fnovSdfim UUSIIfSSS CAI12J3. Dr. Jas. C. DIcrbowcr, Offlcu No. 10 FIRST ST., . : ' Between Main and Locust, Returns his thanks for the liberal patronage received during the past five years, and hopes by lair dealing lo merit a continuance of the same. Chloroform administered when desired. ooJB dly OwboFiic, .-. I 27 Ijocust Street. Owborne, Zt SIGN PAINTEE. Osborne's , ; ,'- Show -Cards. Junl2 1t r ' C5l O o p STATIOXISIilf. JOHN H. SCOTT, SiookpieIIer,fltlIoner - i " a -and ' - " 1 ; i ,,lup IIEA JLJK l , ; Xo 53 VLLIX STUKST, cor. Sctoiid, ' ams dly it ' . KvANBvri.i.it. Imp. '!: FISH & BABTEB,- j: i Wholesale Booksellers 6 Stationer, SCHOOL BOOKS, ' ! BLANK BOOKS,' ' , 'MISCELLANEOUS : BOOKS, PAPER ENVELOPES.Ann General ' -i V- . i No. 11 Main f3tat, EYaiiiTlIIe, Indisa JnlWly ITOTIOITS, ETC. i ,..if WilOMSAES: K DRY (ipobsland NOHONS 22 nnl 21 riltST ST., f,VAVHVrr,I,K, TIT. ' hiEXSN & BAKEH, Generial" ii3iiraiic9 : Agents, . , aho r ' ' ; - ; : ' . ADJUSTERS OF LOSSES, -; No. 10 Main street, Up-Stalrs, EVANSVILLE, LND. Duelling I'.ouhw Insured for a terra of years u.1 greatly reduced rates. Three l'sars at the Price of Two live Yo its at the Price of Three. lAlo Imc'.ritnce n tipvvtiilty. Total Vasb Assets U'prsented 0er Twenty-Seven Million Dollars. The following are among tbe Companies represent m1 : TSA .Insurance Co. of Hartford, Con n. Cash .Hsets $;,WMHOOO. PIM1K.V IX lus. Co. of 11 nrtfonl. Conn. Cash .Assets ......Sl,70,000. C'NTI MKNTAI. Ins. Co. cf New York. Cash. Assets ..tH2,S3o,000. NOK1 tl AS1KKI;a.X Insurance Coo. Hartford, Conn. Cast, Asset . .5G0,O0. MEK.cn A XT' Ins. Co. of lIa.-tford, Cf.. Ca.'i Assets 0i,0J NOB TIC AMERICAN InsuranTie Co. of New York. Cash Assets .............S0l,OOO. 1'IItKTVlX Ins. Co. of Brooklyn N. Y. Cash An.se ts............ ........ 1, MOO '0O. TONKEJN N. TOKK Tire Ins. Co. Cash Assets ftuoo.oov.oo 2ETNA LIFE las. Co. of Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets... -..-......Cia.ooO.OOO. ; NEXSEN & BAKER, Agents, 10 Milii STIiKST, ETaasyllle, led, tan."- rijr 1) i. Over First National Hank, ; Corner Haln aad First Street. Evausvtlie, ir?-l r. 7AKI t'Arxtri;KK or vusn.if. JLLA. ous Hum Work, Oold, Hilver, Vuiruito. Corn lite, and Amber Platee, Carvvii Work, Artiiloial k'alates, &o. - . . ADMINISTRATOR of Nitrous Oxlrl (an excellent and safe antithetic), ChH mo form, Kihor, and also several Iocai pari., lysera. . ... NEURALGIC AfTectlons treated. MY FACILITIES aro as good and rr vstablishmeut as large (conslNtlng of riv. rooms) as any In the United button. I RETURN MY THANKS for the eitenstye patronage received during the paj-v K1UHT YKAHii mcbjl STANDARD of all kinds." HORN BROOK & CO., No. V North Water Street. . c23 iiem Kvansvlllo. Ind

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J, ALKX. WCJ!.i,Kii. VOGLDBiCC: HOWE?. ,-4 COTTOH vm r -i t:j; a.ii Co 153 Hit E; if On ' ZZ 4 1"Z 282 riuKrr i.'rr.r.zv: j - .mehfiii i,n: : Liberal Ca-h A..Jv.-.-,-, , ! Prodnoe. .". NEW OR LEA. ANA. 2?K.vro.- m:i. viim. ;i&m: cash advance, upon coiiHijumt-nis of PORK, CORN, FLOUR, TG3ACCO, A. c-. to the above house, and rKo ft:ri.i;h gunnies to shippers. InovJ d'f BAMUSL H. VE.'-NEBY. TILI f-i VAIRIN FAt'I. K. WOKTIJlt.ii,. S. II. KENNEDY e; CO., Ft R THIS .- A I K ir Flour, .Proiisions, Ccrs, V,'hiiy And Western Produce mn-ra'.ly, 55 aad 57 POTnilAH S'tlXf.r r, NEW Oi-l LEANS, LA. Conslgnrnenta solielted, nd li!.-nl ci u advauce.s mad j on vhii-Mi - to 1 1. hi.uvs house, by . :i:..K i. M'1'1 dtll- l .VA -- -.Vll.t.K, l F G ST E 11 Z conmssroN nERcnaiao 07JUAGAZI: jVF. W ORLEANS, ' 1 mA Wt sjteru . Consign mens of Kloi;r, Corn, r..i and all kinds cf Western Produce soilcin-U Liberal cash sdvances m.do on all niilpmcnts, either lor sale In Kew Orleans or shipment to N ew ork. Cotiiiis t h h I o ii r-.ilu:stis , tl'ATF.K TIIEXT, ' ' rovl-d-lm N .!:'. Yoiuc. B, K. Dunkj BHon., F. K. DNKEP-SON t CO. 1'crvardi r.g 6 Comin:; lYXox-cIiixriti.; AND OE NEP.AL AG I. THT LVJB, 11 .H! i .1 i. 1.1 ...i L , ill J, i i:::in ::AiLr.o.ii::j EVANSVILLE, IND. X.ibert.1 f;aVa frd vanu uaiio on consignInen.tH. " ' ' - ' - : rj n j d ! f p. -a. bt?itf.r rr," - it. o cii,dkst, "DUSOUJIIET & CIL2HIIT, -OJCNCHAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ... ,:V .Sc. 12 Tordr&J SJircti, -. . NEW OULKA,:i, LA. Orders and otiSiguijafcijifl JyoUtf Hariw J. PiiKtPfl, of New Orl. J. U. McCf i.i.ot.'H, of Lo-ti.sx 1J:, E. NoiT, oi New Orli-nu.-.. Fiiclps;, KcCnIIccIi Co., PRODUCE, PRO VISION, ASD QEXKHA t. Commi3ion Lloiciiaats, M2 fciuviEi: LTiiEnr, nov dtf NI. V1. K u !,: a N S. IWM. G. imOY'N ,1 CO., Forwai'tlia; -1 1 - - r2.jroIi2irit.:,WHAJIFB 3AT PROPRIETORS, ItaHroad aid Fait i'r-ht LI:ip f:v.x..v:i.:j., i .-. j. Janh dly A. S. HAVUl'i'.ST, I'ROOUVJC, COM MIHS OA A A' It W A 71 1 t Nit .ViS'iClfA.VT, .No. I .rion!ii Water ( dealer in fit ur, liamn, Hay )(-. 1 ami t'ouiinj Prtxlui-. o. Li. BAKTO.'J. ,io. v vpsi Socuuil !itr-ct, CINCINNATI Liberal advaixus made ou coiif-l-omeul se7 dL( r. a. iiovpunEr. c. w. f)r;o. j. lhw: KtU.VKir. humph 11 nr. lewis co. fo 1: w. r. u 1 s (if a 5 1) to v. 1 : s 1 c; 5 . : MERCHANTS, IV, ( M. HA t R !.... ,.G. H. ETAI tj t'k i li. k) ti b il il Ii a, -' l.k:StAI. AUKTiTH, VtHHW,ui fui w.ruii K anil coiilhllsKlon IV oiiantrt, EvaUHVilie, Indisnifk. Kufor to I li. Whoeler, I'r.w't. First .'J jJi ni l j -" ' aud Sam'l orr. Vice frtsldoul .vauv t National Hank. v-Axcui.-) for Alaon City Salt Co. noU-1

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