Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 May 1870 — Page 2

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FUKLHKI BY IK1 ETAXSYILLE JOUSSAL COKPAST, SATURDAY. MAY H, 1SIQ. iBsults to Dead Ilerocs! Will soldiers and their friends read the following paragraphs. "For the duration of the war, for Its erst as well s lor its commencement, tbe Republican party ts Hlono responsible. But for it t'tere would have been no war.anJ tint f'-r its sSiftmeiul incapacity and mis management, it would not have lasted a year. Jt wts carried on Eiparient;y to benef!' thieving contractor. If the source of Ktealics had not dried up. it would Trobblv have been, lu existence now" Cincini.aH Enquirer. The remains of Gen. Thomas are now belnc cartfd trora the Pacific to the Allan tic as aMde-show. ant? every day furnishes us wii li twenty coium ns of telegraph as to ins -w hereaboxits. We hope he may be planted soon. i. vansvt ue Courier, Apr it 1, RELIGIOUS MATTERS. tHCRCH NOTICES. . Trinity M. ii Church. The mornicft hours, both for Sunday school and church will be given up to the anneversary exercls es of the Sunday school. These will consist in Blueing, essays and declamations by Sunday scLcol scholars, short addresses from Sunday school men, and reports from the offlcers cf the school. The exercises will begfa at 0 o'clock. A cordial lnvlta tion Is extended to the friends Tf the school and strangers lu the city to be pres ent. ; Church of Christ. George E. Flower will preach, for the Church of Christ, at the Criminal Court rooms, to-morrow (Lord's day) at!0:"OA. si. and 7:30 p.m. Bubject lor evening Human "Creeds." Walnut Street Presbyterian Church. Bervlcea morning and evening, conducted by the pastor. Seats free. All are invited African M. E. ChurtK Services at 10 A. m., conducted by the pastor, W. S. Lankford. At 3 p. at., preaching by RevMr. Lillard, of the Arkansas Conference At.7V4P. sr. by Kev. H. Oreen, of Little Rock. Class, meeting at' 0 a.m. Sunday School at lli P. m. Cordial Invitation to all. St. Paul' Church Kev. W. II. Van Ant werp. Rector. Sunday School at 9 A. M Morning prayer, (fourth. Sunday after Easter), at 10;. Evening prayer at 1 o'clock. Lamasco Mission-Sunday School at 2V, p. sr. The apostolic rite ot confirmation will bo administered la St. l'aal'd, by Bishop Talbolt, at the evening-services. The reception of the Bishop will take place to-night, at the house of Dr. Bray, All are invited to meet the Bishop on this occasion. "- Trinity M. E. Mission. Prayer Meeting at 10VJA.M. Sunday Sohool at V FK. Cli Meeting at 35".M. Preach 1 ng by th e Pastor at night. j - - - " Independence ilf. fc. Church. Preaching at 1034 A.st. tunday School at 2J pi. Ingle Street 3T. FX Church. - Between Seventh ani Eighth Streets. Preaching at 1034 a.m. and! 74 P.X., by the Pastor. Rev James Hill.; The publie are respectfully invited. j i ' First Bapiitt Churchy The usual services In tbli churfch morning and evening, by the Pastor. J , . " : Cumberland Presbyterian. Rev. J. W' Polndexter,! of Owensboro, Kentucky, wlfl preach at 10 A m. , and 8 p. x. Rev. Mr. Polndeier Is a "gentleman of learning and eloquence. The people are cordially invited to hear him. The t?abba!h School meets at 9 A. si. - 3ITS ELUSEOCS ITK3T3. Toe foundation for a new Lutheran Church w 3 laid, a few days "ago, in Harrison Uounty.. The church (a frame) wil1 soon be completed.: Tn.E Gr mdview Circuit of the BI. E. Church. ha3 been strengthened by one hurdtod and eighty accessions during tao winter. On the nnst of May, one hundred persons wefreaurritted, on profession of faith, iDjto Plymouth Congregational Church J Brooklyn; N. Y.r . ? A general Convention of all tho Catholic benevolent . societies iin tha East, Wes and North is to assemble in'LouisviDe, on the 5th cf Jure next. Weisiger Hall has been engsgid and the meetings will be held there. 1 It is announced that Daniel Drew Esq., of xjew York, ha3 determined to add another million dollars to the Drew Thejlogicai2emicary, to estab Iish a litefcry department, and male it a Unive -sity. .. . J; The E iscopalians at Peru, have organized i Parish and been strengthened by tKe accession of quite a large number confirmations. Step3 are being takem to erect a Church""' there, and to ci'.i a pastor at an early date. . The Sunday School Convention of the Southeastern Indiana Conference meets in Oolumbus, Jnd., May 17th, 18th and I9:h. The j financial meetin? of stewards and ministers of the Southeastern Indiana Conference will meet at the samo pl-acs, May 17th. ; Rev. J.;D. Stewaut, of the Fifth Presbyterian Church, Cincinnati, has received and accepted a unanimous call from the rlirst Presbyterian Church, of Davenport, Iowa. In the six years' pastorate of Mr. Stewart in Cincinnati, he ha3 "received 'into the Church 380 persons an average of 61 per year. Jons Scott, oh Main Street, has a large stock of "The New Praises of Jesnsv" " jesus the Way," "Sketches of Palestine," and "Blood of Jesus," publications which were much sought after during Mr. Ilammond's visit to our city. I Tic hag also a superb lot of English Sunday School books," which, for beauty! of illustration and ' typography, we havc never seen excelled. Bisnopj SisirsoN, in a note to the 7( stern Christian Advocate; ays the additiona responsibility devolving upon the remaining Bishops since the death cf j Bishops Thompson and Kingsley,' compels him forjthe present to decline all invitations for extra services, guch as church dedications, lectures, &c. This necessify will be regretted j by the members of the church, with whbm the Biahop is such a universal favorite. j The National "Convention -of the Y. M. C. Association will be Leld at the Academy of Music, in Indianapolis, on the 22d of June, lasting four days. Among the distinguished gentlemen that wfir be'presenrare George" II. Stewart, cf Phihdelphia, Rev. Ste phen II. Tyng, Jr., ct JNew lork. - t TTr,,r.,l -n,? Tiro a

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Ireland have recently renounced Ro manisra and been admitted into the communion cf the Reformed aad Catholic Church of Eastland. A son of Mrs. Ilemanp, formerly a Romish Priest in Eocland. Las returned to the Church of. England. The Young Mea's Christian Asso ciation of Louisville has succeeded in getting out of debt. The Association ha3 now between four and five hundred active wciking members, and is ia a very prosperous condition. It has recently added largely to its reading matter ia the library rocms. The North Indiana Conference, at its recent session at Kotomo, made the following showing of Church property : Total value of real estate belongto the M. E. Church 81.176.022 68 Of Merchandise 8i6,8trt 89 Cash cn band 1&722 0 No'.es and accouuts 530 9jS 83 Total asset? Total liabilities Net capital . ...92,049 548 51 .H ,190,973 4 ... 1.453,575 CO Total earnings .S 13),543 92 The union cf Churoh and State in England is likely to cease soon. It la well known that the union itself, which, in many respects,, has been productive of great, good to the people and cation of England, has long been regretted by churchmen.' It was the result, not of choice, but of necessity. Wars aad conquest, and the peculiar demasds of the Reformation, caused it. - All reformed countries in Europe at first formed such a union for mutual support. The only question likely to cause sharp discussion in the coming separation, will be the proper division of rights and properties pertaining to the Church. Public grants and private bequests, once of trifling value, now of greaii importance, willKjcasion much dispute, and demand ": prudence. I The rapid pro gross of the Episcopal Church in this country, upon the voluntary system, is a fact not lost in-the estimate. : The old residents of Indianapolis, as welTas the new, are making exten sive preparations for celebrating the fiftieth anniversary cf the., founding of their city with appropriate ceremonies. "Among others, an invitation was extended to Henry Ward Beecher, who responded in the following pleasant; letter: " Brooklyn; N. Y., May 6, '70. James Blake, Esq.: i ; Mr Deab Sia: If I could follow the suggestions of my feelings, I should certainly be present at the celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of Inaianapolis. But I am detained by imperative engagements, yet in spirit and enthusiasm I shall certainly be with you. f The year which I spent in Indianapolis almost tho first of my public life will always be memorable, and I must needs feel toward your city as I can not toward any other. Indianapolis has quite outgrown. my knowledge. I think of it as it was from 1S40 to 1S50, and whi!o I recognize the value ana Deauty or the cnaDges which have taken place in later year?, you will, i kcow, sympathize with mc when 1 say that 1 am mora interested in old Indianapolis than in the new. ' Your memory goes back to the be ginningjjou saw the strce's cut out ot the-primeval forest. I came iu time to see the stumps that were left, and to become acquainted with not a lew ot "them by running on to them in dark nights. If I were to rehearse all the memories that arise, a book would scarce suffice, i hope that y oh may have a memorable day, and that the services may be worthy of tho dear old ojty, hewn out ot the forest. 1 I am, very truly, yonr9, . Henry 7ard Beecher. - A Chance for Practical Christianity. The Chief of Police will have the hearty support of "all good people in the enorta which he has m. ugurated for the suppression of one oi tne puaiic vices-wnicn :nas grown to an alarming extent in this commu nity. It is a sad f):ct to contemplate, that the police of Boston could gather trom its streets in. one evening one hundred and sixty-five females, most of them young in year", but so de'based and degraded in sin : as were those who camo into their custody Saturday night. ; This movement of the police ought to lead the Christian men and women of Boston to at once ask themselves the question, if there is not a special duly devolving upon them in this matter. The police have done their duty. They have rid the streets of the psesence of these women, and probably have- pursued the wisest course in giving the great majority of them achance to reform and forsake their" evil ways. But in order to do that they must have sympathy -and aid. Many of them are homeless- and friendless, except as the haunts of vioe which they have frequented havo furnished them shel ter and companions more wicked even than themselves. Y here, are they to go if they turn from these vile places? V here are they to look fur a day a labor at honest toil to feed ; and clothe themselves? It U easy enough to say that they ought to reform and to be virtuous but where, under their present circumstances, can they look for the means to be so? : v The Christian women of Boston and vicinity have warm and sympathizing-hearts for their sisters in heathen lands, and nobly are they working for their civilization and conversion.--We wish that the sad fact which has been brought so prominently before their minds by the records of our Polica. Court yesterdayt might enlist their zeal in. the behalf of earnest, practical efforts for the salvation of these fallen women in our own city. Boston Journal. We. "ate pleased' to kaow that the christian ladies cf this city are making practical efforts for the reformation of the class of unfortunates re ferred to by the Journal. PaoaiiEss op Romanism. Accord iog toa'report made in the Method ist Ep'sconal Conforencc at'Philadelphia, the Roman Catholic Church had in the United States, ia 1800. one Bishop, about 100 priest?', ffud CO.000 adherents; but to day, according to the most reliable statistics available, Rome has in this country (a3 the growth of only eventy years) seven Archbishops, fifty-three " Bishops, 3.500 priests, 3.IS3 churches, fortynine Ecclesiastical Institutions (with 913 clerical students,) twenty-nice colleges. 128 monasteries, 2SG nunneries, 134 high schools for girls, sixty asylums, twen(y six hospitals. thirty - three periodicals (five beine English.) She has also eighteen

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society, and probably a 4.000.000 of adherents Such is her ' strength to day. There are thus more Romanists in this country than in Ireland, and more priests and Papists in New York than ia the city of Dublin. An incident in Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, on Sunday last, serves a3 a good illustration of the remarkable changes that have come upon the country within the past ten yearf. Mr. Beecher 6tated that not long before the War the liberality of some j members of the church gave freedom j to a young slave girl.. Since that, she had received an education, and i3 now about to ecgsge in teaching her own people in tho schools at Washington. The collection yesterday was for the purpose df affording her a support for the coming year. It was a striking example cf the fitnees of things that the same church which saved her from shame and dishonor should now send her on in the work of enlightening others. But for the war and the overthrow of slavery, thi3 could never Lave happened.- The congregation responded liberally to the appeal of Mr. Beecher. Papal Infallibility. The Catholic clergy of the city of New York have, within a few days, made the Lnew dogma of the infallibility of the rone the subject ot sermons ot an explanatory or deprecatory character as if they were anticipating the ne cessity of accommodating themselvea to it. They 8re trying to get used to it, in some such way as the cgly man's wife learned to bear kissing, by prao ticing before marriage oa the old cow. nd. A etc. The Frot'Btant Ecnmenlcal Council In flew Tork Jfext September. As has been noticed in the news of the day. there is to be a large and dis tinguished gathering of Pratestant delegates from all parts of the world at New York next September. It is fa:d that since the reformation there have been but four such gatherings of xroiesianra eijeriin, raris, Amster dam and London. Quite an array of distinguished foreigners who are expeoted to be in at' tendance ia published. Tho Euro pean telegrams have quite lately added several mere names to the list. There will be present some of the leading divines and scholars of Holland, Switzerland, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, England and elsewhere. The subjects for discussion have not yet been entirely determined upon, but among them will be the following; : The religious relation existing between America and Continental Europe, i The best methods of" counteracting modern infidelity. - The harmony of science and revelation. ; .'i.'. The. gospel and philosophy. Christianity and humanity. Family religion. Sunday schools. ' . Religious aspects of popular education, j ; : Religions education in the Southern States of the United States. A paper will probably be submitted in this connection, by the Rv. Dr. Barnes Sears, agent of the Ptabody Fund. ; i Christianity and the pres. Protestantism and Romanism under various aspects. Christianity and civil rovernments. involving the general exuestion of moral reform by legal enactments :a all its various'iorcis.'ag temnerr;nce( marriage and divorce, the observance of the Sabbath, etc., and as closely related to the same topic. Christianity and social evils. Christianity and Philanthropy. The above arc but soecimens of the general range cf subjects which will oe announced "in duo time in an ofh cial programme. " The scope of the gathering, as a representative Jrrotestant Assembly will be limited by the fact that the Evangelical Alliance, at its la-t meet ing, adopted a creed, making the re cognition of the divine inspiration' of tne Uia and xsew lestaments, ot the total depravity of human nature, oi the logical doctrines of the Trinity the atonement, and eternal punishment, and of the obligation of the two Christian sacraments, estential to membership. This creed, of course excludes from the meeting such im portant Christian bodies as the Unitarians, Universalisfs, "Christians," Friends and some othera. But there is no doubt that the meeting will be an inUuential ' and important council of that part of Protestant Christianity commonly known as "orthodox. PLANING MILLS. NEW FTLtm. B. F. TBlBZtE. ' ? 4 . w. w. wiuaKsoar. . F. TltlOLE CO., (SuccessoTs to Wm. Hunnel,) Manotacturers of Doors, Sasb, Blinds, Poplar Flooring, Weatbeiboarding, Shingles, JLatb, 4c. Building material of all Kinus in our lino maue to order. . Factory and Yard, Corner of Wal nut and -Fifth Streets, - Evuusville, Iudiann. c Order fror.x abroad promptly attended JCHS 6. M'OOliKLK. JOHN P. TWEED MeGOItKLS & TWEED, I oiitrctrs and BuIhlrs, . And iTaJiufactururs oX Sash Doors. 'Blinds, Frames, Brackets Stair-Pails, &c. - We . keen constantly on hand a 1aistock Of Yellow and White PineaudPop-. lar Fioorluy, I'oplar and PJne Lumber, i,ulii!s oxiiiigitj, . casa, r riaieti ana Glazed, on band and to order. .Send tor FACTORY, . for. WAS. Si ST A JEIO U f XI STUEETS, EV AT 8VILI.K, ln. All orders promptly attested to. fe23 JACOB 51 EYE SS & BItO., Centra t(ors vmitl Builders, And Manufacturers of Sasn, Doors, Blinds, EJoaMing, &c. . ALSO DEALERS I LUMBER, LiTH & SHINGLES. iS" Estinsates made ou l uldinas for fur nishing all Mill work and Lumber at the LOWEST PRICES and of the BEST MATERIAL. '. - . Southern. Planing' Mill, Corner Water 'and GoodseU Streets, EVANSVILLE, IND. ' v KS" 100.000 POPLAR A2SD CYPRESS SHINOTjFa for BnIq. ohB.-vD. arrl-6m ISUSAIt ESTA'T Sew - Ileal Estate igcncj i f-l?.EUiott & Sou

HAVE OPESEl) A KB A l r.S'A'i Agency for tne sale of and renting o buds, bMUses, &c, &a. Persona having houses or land to rent sell, or persons wiwhing to purchase or rent, will do well by aIUcg on them t. their otSce, on Third Street, near Locust' In Elliott Llloelij Junell tf

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X 18 it A3 5 1 " a 9 to e. a f I a X X O w, Opera House. apH WOOLEIT MILLS. EvansTillc Woolen Mills. . fTKADK KARK.J W cuke & Ieiiicke, MANUFACTUfiKKS OF JEANS, FLANNEL?, BLANKETS, STOCKING YARN, &c, Corner Canal and Bond Streets, Evftrisville, Incl. Highest market price paid for Wool iu Goods or Cash. Orders left at the JII.KCilAS TS' ISA. TION 4 1. RANK by parties wishing to eeit wjju or purcnat-e uuuiil wi!i re ceive prompt attention, maa una SAW MILL. ESTABLISHED IJY .TOIirV V. BEITZ, PROPRIETOR OF THE S -A. AV Mil 31, T, At tha Monta cf Pigeon Creek, Eiiiusville, It:tII.iTja. Manufacturer and Dealer In all kind r I Pop!ar, 0, A: r, Gqq and Walnut Lumber. Lath and Shin les. ar Orders left at Reitz fc Uaney's Fouudry will be promptly attended to. . ma9 ly Your .ttentloii - IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO THE Henderson County, Ky Land Sal?. GRAND PRIZE SCHEME. Enterprise CHARTERED by tbe Legislature of Kentucky, aud end mod uh recommended by every leading official in mo aim upwaius oi oou or her niOit piUIUlUKUlClUZtiUS. 1 511 PRIZf.S, $314,320! Comprlsiasc the richest river bottom toL' jvltuxh in uie weaitoy county of "cuci auu, ACUtUCliV. Willi 0. 1 1 f ia r an. Capital Priz?, $150,000 ! ! Sjs; a.JI Kt Prizp, Also, about 8 IO.0OO In GREENBACKS being tbe entire rent mnnev of ih. erty for the years ISO!) and 1S70, which will be distributed to tbe wluneis of tbe first seven prizes respect! ve!y Ren t of tbe farms for 1869, was 3 per acre, and it is eoulidenfy expec.ed that Uiey will equal or surpass tuis figure lor 1870. A ickets, FIVE COLLARS. The Drawine will TtositiveTu r.l. o rtM JULY 4, 1S70, at MASONIC TEMPLE LOUISVILLE, KY. Hundreds of our best citizens have given unqualified ce'rliflcatts and endorsements o this mvgnificmt enterprite. Every dollar Invented by ticket bo'ders Is held io trust by the commw-siouers ap-' nointed by tbe Legislature, nniii n,. drawing takes place and prizes are delivered. In order to have your tickets properly registered, boy at oncr of your nearest club agent, rr remit by Express (prepaid.) uraii, tr. .uKjucy uiucitur xegiHiereu letter, to either of the following financial asents, who" will furnish Inll descriptive eliculars: L. U, LYNE. Cashier Farmers' Hunt Henderson, Ky. K. it. ALtXANUEK, commercial Bank, Louisville, Ky. JOHN C. LATHAM. Pi esldcut Eani nf Hopkinsvllle, Ky. JAS. L. DALLAM. Commercial Rar,ir Paducah, Ky. B. O. THOMAS. Cashier. Obs. and nom'r ' Lexlneton. Ky. , W. B. TYLER, Cashier Deposit lUnk Owensboro, Ky. ' SEiiONIN, DIXON fc CO., Evansvillo ; Indiana. ' . Uood Club' A genU Wantrd Everuwlier. '. mall dwtd

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CHAHLES VIELE & GO, SOUTH W ET rO9i F.K First and Sjcamore Streets EVANHVILLE, IND. aa9 dtf ISAAC HKiMAJKK. D1V1U BtlUlXl I. I. HEfgffANN, Wholesale Dealers In GKOCERIE8 Foreign and Domestic Liquors, NAILS, COTTON YARNS, QLASSWAht Ac., Ao,, 44, & 46 PIEST STREET, (NATIONAL BLOCK,) FISB DEPOT. ovimu HATTUEW 1) A L Z L Lt Wholesale Dealer In Groceries, Kails, White Lead, Lime, usmest, sc., So, 18 Water Street, aeoludly EVAireviiaJi. Ihd. EVANSVILLE QSOCERr, No. 130 Main Street, Has on hand, and Is constantly receiving, a lull htoclt of staple and fancy Groceries, uiuui, ria-.ier.aaiiSjac., o., lor bale low. To Contractors and Euiiders. I"irt (inaliiy Ilufldius Sand at reaoaab!e rates; Good Wood and Chips Constantly on hand. Also, one new frame dwelllne. fronting on Hiker Aveiiuc, between Seventh and tLiuaiu hireela. at a great bargain. mbl7tirn JAH. CKOFTS. TEA. STORE. ORIENTAL TEA ST O HE ! II. A. COOIi 7TAS NOW 01'EKI HIS NEW JQL NTOIli:, In the New Opera House, and otters to the trade the best assorted stock of Fancy and (staple Groceries ever oiiereci m mis oiiy. T E A. gj. AIM grades, from the choicest to a gocd, cheap Tea, aud pledges himself to sell i as low for the name que.llty as can be uoagut in jsew lots, or any xe Com pany or iea ueaier. COF'JElililB. IO, Old Goti rnment Java, Ceylon, JSTij and Java, assorted grades at Drioes that will defy competition. CotTee will be roasted ever day nd erround free of cuarge. SUGARS. "RASlJl.tTEI, CrnKhed, Powdered. t'ut Loaf, tjoffee. A.B.Ac., at iriceu buai. win uu nuro to huh. SYRUPS.; JIITK ItKIHS. New York Steam Amber and Ooldeu.'at prices lower man any time since tne war. 13 utter and Cheese. choice genuine Oranse Countv Extra choice genuine Uoshen butter. CHOICK ROLL BUTTER. New. York Factory Cbeese to salt all tastes. "Western Reserve Cheese, English Dairy t PineAppla ' Sap Sago and Eadam " , All are asked to call and see what flee goods, cheap prices and good qualities ar onereu at me ORIENTAL TEA STORE, NEW OPERA UOUS3: CAN GOODS, PICKLES, 40. lF.SH t TK AW BE It It I KM, Fresh Raspbenles, Fresh Blac.kberiles, " Cberrien. fiu Apple, 4 Tomatoes, 11 Peas.' ' Lima Beans. Peache8,ezti, Windsor Corn. Chow Ctiow, Imperial Hot Pickles; Captain White's Oriental Pickle. Prince of Wales Salad Sauce. Wortx&tcrshire Sauce. Tomato Gilsun. Assorted onaker l reserves. Pure Honey, Horse Radish. French Olives, Trench Preserves, as sorted, etc., dec, at trie Oriental Tea Store. Just in Time Tor the Holidays I P-H X TH A CHOWN IHPCKIAI, KA1JjJ aLHH, tall bunches.) Choice Layer Raislun, Hultana Raisins, uenoa enron. wraan reel. z,aute tar rants. : French Prunes, White French urapea, iira:i,j iirat. ever ouureu i?i i.ae city. Aim-ore's Mince Pie Meat, Shaker 1 reserves. Ouav-i Jelly Prench U lives, tbcotch, Marmalade, reach Mustard imported). f-c., &c, at tlie Oriental Tea. IS tore. - TI aware, iroilow-Wiire, ('list ings, &c. We manufacture the celebrated Cook Stoves, CHARTER. ' 'autocrat, ARK ADA, CLIPPER, And ALABAMA. Wholesale and retail buyers will find it to their Interest to exumiue our prices be fore purcnasmg elsewhere. Orders by mail, dtc, promptly attended to. Terms cash. Toll ii aaxtin fc Co., No. OI Ijiiii St., Opii(c Ibe Court House. rWk9 ly

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MAjaCI-I1870. 1ASDYAEE ATPANIC PRICKS, FOR CASH ON Y Wholesale and retail buyers will find it to their Interest to examine our prices before purchasing elsewhere, Orders by mall.&c , promptly attended to. r RED. P. STRAUB & CO., ISO- 83 31 A IX STREET, (N'ear the Court Hodm, SIGN OK THE BROAD-AXE. mb8 Courier, Democrat, and Union copy, HIMOlLOkH. JAUE8 0VI1H0H. J. L.OB SAMUEL ORB o. CO., DKAI.ft.UtJ IA IHOIf, STEEL. TIN-PLATE, IVIES!, " I" it INGb, AXLES, Horse and Male Shoes, Tinners' and Blaoksmitha' Tools, WAGOJt iSD iJltiSf WOOBHOKJi WBOUbUT SCRAP IRON BOIIUHI At the blgbel market ratea. ta yea uxor ts .'tret, ueur Wntr iOuUdtf EVANHVILLK. IN i '-.Hucceissorn to Wells, ReHox A Co.) 1MPORTKKH AND JOHVEKa Ot itl i t. I V Ft I -j III Iii-wt Ntr;i SIGN OF THE BIG PADLOCK AII, AXES, AX4, AXES, ASE'X, AXES, TABLE CUTLER i, TABLE CUTLER) TABLE CUTLER POCKET CUTLERY. POCKET CUTLKltY. rUUlVlli i UU l LrJIt I , Trace CIiuIiim, Truce Jla.iM, Trace OltniiiM, llMters 8Iotf8, Planters Hoes," 3Iuii(erN JIo-, Mcchauics' Toob, SlechanlcH Tools, Mechanics' Tools, iitilLU&Kb' aAKUWAKR, aailLDKUS UlttOWlKK, I ILUKUB' UAUUWABIC, CuriUtk AMI) VyMl. l AKim, COrtOM A1WHI, I'AKM, Vtrtl ASS WOOL CAU1M &KHT RUHhSR RKLTliYO, BKHT RUB H Kit BELTING, . Mill and Cross-Cat S&wu, MLU and Cross-Cat Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws. anm buyers will find lt to their advant re to examine our hUms'k before porehaslug elsewhere . At the Old Stand, 13 First & BttTTICIiEK, EELLObU ti CO. vie PLUMBING, &C. GIB30N.4- WELSH, P L-U-M B K R 8. DKAL1K8 IV Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Water Closets, HOT A Sit COLD IIAT1I1S, Shower Baths, tforcdaiid Lift, I'uoip, ALiii. rua: in. WROUOUT IRON PIPES, fie. Water Introduced into countrv dwell. lugs from cittlerns or wells, itiviuit all Lhe couvenieucus of a city supplied with water wotin. iio cuautce oi ranae ou klov. ra. quireu U) ueai Uie water. 2- Locum sitroet. EVANSVILLE. IND. SADDLERY, ETC. SK0. TUOUNIIILL, HA.i jrinciiiit or uc!Ii(sx ud S3 sir oe? KKiOM) dTUklKT, near Slain, EVANSVILLE, IND. All kinds of line Saddles and Harness oonstautly ou baud. REPAIR1NO done In the best raannni and at short notice. Imh6dm Charles Babcock & Co, IMPOKTEKS ANU DEALERS IS ('oarh A Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Dam asks, Harness, Enameled Patent l,eatJter Pad Skins, Skirtings, &c, &c.

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THOS. C. SMITH & CO , Dealers In Flour, Hay, Oats, Gras cieeua, uu rrou uce generally, Jfo. 5 South Water Street, ... EVANSVILLE. Orders promptly attended to. JalOdly C. C. LYON. K. C. Macb en. LYON Sc 3XA.CXHD1V, Produce and Commission XorolitintH, Dealers in Hay, Corn, Flour Oats and Produce Generally. Xo. 30 jrorth Water Street, nov!3 3m EVANSVILLE, IND. . H. J-AIRCHILD. JOHN W. BJNGHASI i Aiucn i Li) & nmnm, NEvV ORLEANS, LA. Personal attention, and prompt returna guaranteed. fnov8dfim BUSINESS CARDS. Or. Jas. C. Blerbower, RESIDENT DEXTIST, OEUse No. 10 FIRST ST., Between Main and Looutt, Returns his (banks for the liberal Eatronage received during the past ve years, and hopes by fair dealing to merit a continuance of u same. Chloroform administer when deairod. (ocuadly Osborne, 27 Locunt Street. Osborne, SIGN PAINTER. Osborne's Show Cards. Jnn12 dtf S3 O " S3 TP STATIOIIERTT. J0IIN II. SCOTT, ; 2tookHIer,r4l4tIonoi AND S G WS DEAL E II, No. 53 mix 8TBKKT, car. Second, aui5dly EvAisvii.i.ie. Ind. FISli & BARTER, Wholesale Booksellers A Stationer .StWftOL HOOKS. BLANK HOOKS MISCELLANEOUS HO Oh . t ' A P ER EN VRLOPt. fNo. t Elllln Wtr-tM. EfansvlHe. ichuin. NOTIONS, ETC. (Clemeul, While . WiiOLKSALK Co. DRY GOODS and NOTIONS himi ai vntsT st.,' V A NKVIIXH, JNI. INSURANCE. NEXSEN & BAKEfi, ' General Insurance Agents 'AMD - : : , : Adjusters of losses, ; Mo. 10 Main - Street Uii-Stalra. EVANSVILLE, IND. Dwelling Houses insured for a term ot y.ars hi greallj reduced rates. l' ,t. II y n. ' ' mn ui tne i rice or. Two Fiv ' Year at the Price of Three Atv fntiirHiice u, hie-lf.Hy . Total Cash Assets Kei ratten Uxl 0?er Twenty-Seven Million Dollarx Tbe followlim are amonif tbe Corn nun 1i represented! ArrWA Insurance (V). of Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets a.i.rin.fiii PIKKNIX Jus. Co. of Hartford, fonu. Cash Assetit 1,700,000. CO SflNEXTAI. Cash Assets Ins. Co. of New York. - ...92,3',000. WORTH AMERICAN Insurance Coo. Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets , ..50,,000. M EKCTI A STN' Ins. Co. of Hartford, CI. Cash Assets . H5HO.OOO NORTH AMERICAN Insurance Co. o New York. Cash AaseU . , 8(0,O0O. PIIOX IX Ins. Co. of Brooklyn N. Y. Cash Assets ...... i.OU OOO. TONKEKN ST. Cash Assets , YOKK rire Ins Co. tfOOO.Odtt.OO ETNA IA i'E Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets M:i,ooo.OOO. NEXSEN & BAKER, Agents, 10 MA IX 8TBKET, Eranarlltr, Ind. 1an.Vdlv OK.-I. hrj A Over Flrat Natioual Ran, Corner Main and firm htrtr;.. Kvansviiie, luv n y a a vvAfrvn kk or iomiai iH ous (Join Work. Oold. Silver. Vm c&uite, Corallte, and Amber Plates, Oar v.. n uriAniaciH r aiates, se, ADMINISTRATOR of Nitroni. o. (an excellent and sale anesthetic). Chit roiorm, Ktiiei , and ahto several local iar NEURAIXJIC Affections treated. MY KAOIL1T1EH are as good aud ud estabilshineut as large (constrains tf riv. rooms) as any la the United H Ik lea. 1 RETURN MY THANKS for the J tensive pairouage received Uarlu the pKIOHT YKAltt. tncuil FAIUHASKS' STANDARD

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Ot all kinds. HORN BROOK A CO., No. North Water Strcx''.. eft ilm Evausvllle. Ind WINDOW-SHADES.

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i ow, J. alk.t. woo;.r.iMi)oa lKoir-.t; a Tin MK.Mpjus, TENN. PrK VMh Ad'ne" - Co. ton nn, . . i'lf-2 tli i.i HOWARD A PEE3T0N8, NFW OCLFA.VS, l.Ui-ilAJA, FkESTO.M KR IS. H II.I. ft K H cash advauces upon consignments of PORK, CORN, FLOUR. TOBACCO, Ac. 4c.,.to the above bouse, and bIho turnlsb gunnies to shippers. j nov:.' dtf BAMUKL H.KKNNKBv. jri.ICU V4IRI ' PAUL HOKTIMIK. S. II. KEN.VIiDY C: CO., CoitimiM.sioix ZlvrehHn FOR ma BALK or Floor, Piovisiois, Corn, WliLsiy And Western Produce ceneraily, 53 Mil 07 POTft IAS NI HI I T, N.iW ORLEANS, LA. Consignments solicited, and liberal ca-di advances made on sulpuienti to I he above house, by w. M. AKu oci dwra BvANKviLi.it, in FOSTER & OWYN, COMMISSION KEROHAKTS, t7 n Aa a ziiii; Krn:i:i:T, NEW CRI.EAXX. ENFKCIAI. ATTKMTHKV IJIVIIM IO Western I'rodute. Conslenmentji of Flour, Corn, PnrHand all kinds of W3lern Pi cxluoe ili l led Liberal cash ndvan made on uil .i 1 ments, either for sale In New Orlean or shipment to New Yo k. CommlMtiton Ili-oli n r 4t WATHt KTKKKT, novl-dam NKM' Yokk. R. K. DUNKKRWW ,T. IS. R AXKIN. K. K. DUNKK USOS & i ( Porwardirjg& Conimisviow rvifji-oiuiii in , AND U K N K it A L A O K l SOUTH SIZOBB FAST TREIGHT LINE, OVKM TUB KVaBYIUK fc C UVvM-U;. ail LK, TKIJHK ilUTJI A IMJU.Vii'OMM. BKM,i;roTALK, LAKJC SU0KK & milK VMlnnivEVANSVILLE, IN IK Liberal ohh!i advance made nn coi:iii. tne"lji- lllH)tHI V.. DUHOOOi.KT. H.U (HI,l!fKI' DUsoucnKj s- GfLBa:;T. UKNEtAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NEV ORLEANS, I A. Orders and con8'.gun.nt solicited. Jy6dtf UaeIow J. PiKLPf , Of Ktw ),-l til,H. 3. O. Mt?.:irx.i.o ir, t f I.ouImvIHo, ity. IX tion, vt New OriennH. PRODUCE, PROVISION, AM) UINtKAL Commission Morch.'tnts, , iVi fcUAVIKIi STKLKT. UOVdtf t'V.W ORLEANS. wm. o. duown & co., Forwarding and Coisrdrrion i Morclia.nt.s, wharfboat Piiormirroiis, Railroad and Fast Froiirht LI.iiA.gsnt i, KVAlVNTf LI.K. INf. Jan8 dlv A. 8. IIAYIIUUST, PROOVCK, COMM1HHION AND tu WAKlilNU MK1VHANT, .. .No, 8 H o?U. Water Ki DwUrlu KJoor, liact.u. Hy,0u, ..... n aiidCouulri Produce ' v : ; 3. ' Bl. BARTON, Coiiitnl rliii f I-rc(linni Ko. HH VirHl Set oid Ktrctt, CINCINNATI. Liberal advance made f n wniM-nweuU se" dtf r.v. HUMTUKicr. (no. jr. i.kwis v. w. uttN.-y, IIUVIPIIUEY. LKWIS & CO. I'OKHAKUIMU ASH (OH MISSION MERCHANTS, IrojrMorM of H'- ml w t. M. HAI 8 J. -O. H. CVAl ; RAIUD & STAR T, KNEltAX. A1.HN t H. I'KOIRK; T Eorwu.rdliif aud Co.nmbiMion ttt Chants, EvaijHviile, iu-lian. liefer to X ti. Wheeler, Prerf U t iMt halloual lia-t; aud Saiu'i Orr, Vice Presid ut Evansvlilt National Hank. Ajcents for Mas n City Ba.lt Co. noll-1 Wk woin.o K K .11 I S 11 OITU friends and former ptttrous that we are on EIKSX rtl Kitf, one door belr.

Vine, nest to L. Plersou's Tin Khop, K. . i In the trade ol l.HiVOKS, LOU It. Com. UttSIOJSH,At.,Wkad should lie pleaufvl to see thorn. H. I, Addis t t.'o. II. D. AL,.ES & CO., FORWARDING AUD t02II'J. MKRCIIA1N13, KECTIElEliS, aud Wholta to deair s LIQUORS, FL0U II, &cn F 1 R S T S T P E E T Ouedoor below next io D. Plersoa Evakivili- la, janldtf. ,'"l

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