Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 May 1870 — Page 2

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Insulis to Dead Heroes! - V."l :idWrs arid their friends read the following paragraphs. Fnr tiip duration of the war. for its cost

as well hs lor its commencement, tbe Re- " pnbllcan parry is aione responsible. But for inhere would have bet-n no -war, and but for its shanietul incapacity and misrnauaieinent, it wonld not have lasted a year. It wis carried cn apparleuty 10 bt-nfrfl tbievit g contractors. If the source of Ufalina bad not dried up, it would prob-lv have been in existence now" Cincinnati Jb.nqu rer. The remains of Gen. Thomas are now 'telng cart- d from the Pacific to the Atlanv ?ic as atide-i-huw. and every day iuinUbes us with twem co'uii'ns of telegrapD aa to . tl whereabouts. We bone he may be planted soon vansville Courier, April 7.

Some of the sharp New Yorkers have been victimized by forged bills of lading, purporting to represent shipments of cotton from Galveston, Texas. It is said that advances on ; these bills have been made, amounting to over $100,000. The New York Standard ha3 been "informed that the Tribune paid Mr. Junius Henri Brown $ 1,000 for Mrs. ! Kichardson's statement. This is per haps the largest price ever paid for a i single article in a morning newspaper, 4 and is a fine example of enterprise.1 Still, we cannot help thinking that !Mrs. McFarland committed a great error in permitting any one to speculate on a statement which was apparently written as a vindication of her ; honor. The U. S. Senate is distinguishing 'itself during the present session by its indifference to measures in which ; the paopla are greatly interested, and the recklessness with which it votes away public money. Last week it put through the Northern Pacific ; Railroad swindle and an appropriation of half a million dollars for tho j commencement of a new State Departi ment. We are pleased to know that j Senators Morton and Pratt; opposed both of the appropriations. J The New Harmony liegister adi vises the Journal to publish the j speech of Hon. YVilliam M. Holman, ! of Indiana, in opposition to the grant f L 1 !. l.n.tj ,si vnil.rt.il nn.nnfa. tions, if it is really in tavor ot stop 2 r;nir the outraeeous Eauandering of , . I the public lands. This is modest, on i,n TMTt nf tha : Kemstrr. Had wa room for all the speeches against that iniquity, we could find several that excelled in merit that of the Honorabio Representative from "the Third District. But wa have a question 1 for the liegister. If it is opposed to j squandering tho public lands, why don't it denounce Mr, Vorhees for voting with the monopolists? He is j the only Congressman from Indiana ' who voted for the Northern Pacific i Railroad iniquity, and, so far as we have seen, not a solitary Democratic . 1 k A tyA Ct.fa ii.a .AnJaniti.-l - , vote. Had a Republican RepresenI tative voted the same way, these pa- ! pers would have been prompt in call m . a. 1 I i ing attention to his Detrayai ot his ; constituents. It would have been better had Mr. Holman appealed to the Democratic members of the House especially to his friend Voorhees, to aid in defeating this ""put up job" of eastern capitalists to secure vast tracts of western land. I nUe ana items. Mob law seem3 to prevail in Jefferson County. Rockport boasts a base - ball club which can afford a uniform. I Putnam County glassware is on exhibition in Green Castle. ' The Newburgh i?econ?er was delayed last week on account of a rush of job work and the absence of the editor. : The Mitchell Commercial thinks that Moses F. Dunn, Esq., will be the Republican candidate ior congress in that District Conant & Co., contractors for building the Mt. Yrernon & Grayville road, will have "a corps of engineers in Mt. Vernon in a few days. The Democrat says the road be tween Mt. Vernon and New Harmony is a disgrace to any civilized comma nity. The Terro Haute Express says pas? seneer trains will be put on the new St. Louis" road about the first of June. Mr. CaRMEL voted on Monday, on a proposition to aid the New Albany & St. LDuis Railroad. Ave presuma the aid was voted. The New Albany Cnmmercial, of Friday publishes, as local news, brief descnntion ot the seven won ders of the world." The Grand Lodge and Grand En campment I. O. O. F. of Indiana, hold their annual session in Indianapolis this week. The Studabaker Bros. Manufacturing Company, of South Bend, took the first premium on wagons and car riages at the -ecent fair in New Or leans. A correspondent of the Newburgh Recorder hopes the Republican Con vention which meets at Princeton will nominate Judge- Robinson as a candidate for Congress. Joseph Collett, President of the Evansville, Terre Haute & Chicago Railway Co., reports that the construction of the road bed is progressing very rapidly. Col. Pbescott, one of the principal contractors on the new Indianapolis and Terre Hauto road, thinks the last rail will be laid by the end of the present months. The Lafayette Journal thinks the earnest solicitude of the Indianapolis Sentinel, that the people of Tippecanoe County shall not be taxed as much as they ought to be, until the taxes can go into a Democratic Treasury, is ouchicg in the extreme. - !

Union has been as editor and proprietor. The Posey I County llecublicans ouaht to sunDort the Union. One hundred and eighteen patriot ic citizens of New Albany desire to serve the municipality on the police force. Bat twelve of them can have their desires gratified. The Washicgton , Telegraph Eays John Thomas, ot Daviess County, has lorty acres of corn from three to five inches high, and is now engaged in plowing it over. ' A MAN in Ripley County, Ind., kicked his daughter's beau out of doors, the other night, aoyd was shock ingly beaten therefor by the daughter, assisted by her amiable mamma. It is stated that the work on the Lafayette, Muncie & BloOmington railroad is beirg pushed forward as fast as possible, and the force of la borers is being increased daily. The Washicgion Telegraph speaks in glowing terms of the Republican ticket in Daviess County. .: It sav3 it vonlil Yarro heon i m nn; Mo in malrA I better selections than the men of .. - . ... I , . , A, , . - i .. , wmcu ice enure ucjteuscompoaeu. The editor of the New Harmony Register is getting tired of making calls on delinquent subscribers, and will be compelled to resort to other means in order to keep cp' the cfiicc. The New Albany Ledger says the reaping and threshing machines and other agricultural machines, received by dealers in that city, ought to be manufactured in New Albany. Cer tainly. We manufacture them in Evansvilla. Prof. O'Kane, the famous vocal ist and musical composer, will attend the Indiana Conference Sunday School Convention in New Albany. So will J. H. Vincent, editor of the A bachelor club of Mt. Vernon have resolved that any member of the club who shall marry before January 1, 1871, shall be fined $25 and a bas ket of champagne, to be paid within ten days after marriage The Lafayette' Courier says that Mrs. Maoher, who was so brutally cut to pieces with an ax in the hands of her husband, has so far recovered as to be able to carry a plate of soup to I I , , .. . , 1 the brute who cow languishes in the countv jail. There's devotion lor you! New Albany seems to he m trouble over the subscription to the Louisville," New Albany & bt Louis liauroau. borne are claiming that the subscription is illegal, a majority of the tax-payers not having signed the petition on which the subscription was based. It is evident that Judge Morris S. Johnson is not the "Ring" candidate for Circuit Judge of tbis Judicial District. The Rockport ' Democrat County, that neither J udges Jones nor Johnson aro candidates, while Azro Dyer is very favorably spoken of in connection with the position. Let it be understood that Major Johnson is a candidate for Circuit Judge. The New York Standard describes McFarland graphically, and, no doubt, truthfully, as follows As we understand him, he was a thnttlcss, dreamy, literary man with enthusiasms and strange aspirations early moved by the teachings o Fourier, and recently more given to speculations upon Herbert Spencer and btuarc Mill, than to the more J worldly duty of earning a living for miLiseii auu lauiuy. man ui im pulse and high imagination, whose life was in a land of dreams! Even his marriage showed this for it was the marriage ot a man, ripened in life to a fresh young girl from the moun tains, young enough to be his daugh ter. It is not for us to go deeper into their married me, out he cer tainly loved her, with an intense ahsnrhinc. irenz pd love. We mIi)i 8trange glimpses of their union his fondness' for his children the childish awe with which he worshipped her, the way he prattled about her beauty. her accomplish ments, and her probable success on the stage, the extravagance of his endearments, his Irenzyand irresolu tion after the separation, as thousrh a great blow had fallen upon "him, and he knew not whither to look for aid hi3 wanderings from Tribune to In denendent. from mends to enemies. (if he had any enemies, which we doubt,) his midnight strolls, his un certainty and deep misfortune, all o this makes to Us a strange, graphic mournful character, more like one of Hugo's cr Balzac's creations than a living mm. Few will agree with the Standard, however, in regarding McFarland's marriage with a fresh young girl from the mountains possessing attractions both of body and mind as an indi cation that his "life was in a land of dreams." It strikes us that thi3 mar riage showed that the accused was not altogether a dreamer. Wiser men than McFarland have been captivated with "fresh young girls .from the mountains," and their marriage with them was not regarded as evidence that they were living in a land of dreams. Waterloo Revenged. Our Ene lish cousins are growling over the in vasion or Jjondon by an army of Irench tradespeople, who have literally taken possession of many of the principal fashionable streets, and, having started their shoos, are driv ing the British shopkeepers nearly distracted with their "confounded gibberish" and their low prices. There are now French shops in London for every conceivable thing. This hovel turn in the affairs of trade has com pletely bewildered Mr. Bull, and that very irasciole oia gentleman does nothing but swear at the h rencb. who shrug their shoulders and go on underselling bim with the most exasperating sang froid. Thus, not satisfied with dictating tho fashion for the world, the Parisians are revenging Waterloo by forcing the Britishers to bay everything of a fashionable na ture from them. We once read of a man mada of money; but just think of the Fenians who aro all " greenbacks."

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About Journalism.

Harper's Bazar gossips splendidly about journals and journalists as follows The Tribune property is estimated to be worth a million dollars, which includes two or three hundred thou sand dollars of real estate. It is the intention to take down the present building within a year or two, and erect in its place a superb edifice that will contain every convenience and appliance known to modern newspaper offices. The -profits of tho paper in lsuy were 5IbiJ,uuu, wnicn is i,uu on each share. There are one hundred shares io the company, of which Mr. Sinclair, the publisher, owns the larcfst amount, or twenty-one: Mr. (rreelev. twelve: the estate of Mr. Shephen Clark, its late money editor. fourteen; lit. J. Ayer, ine xjowell medicine man, sixteen ; the late Mr. T. N. Hooker, the foreman ot the composing department, five ; Mr. Runkle, who has just married Mrs. Cal houn, twojUiiver jonnson, 01 me Indeptndent, one; air. uieveiana, brother-in-law of Mr. Greeley, one ; two other of the printers, one each; Mr. Smalley, the London correspondent, two: Solon Robinson, two: Solo mon A. Cheney, three; John uooper, two ; and 15. If. Camp, two. Mr. Uree lev now receives 10.000 a year salary and Mr. Sinclair, the publisher, an i i i . i :.m. u.:j ??u" Tl"1 rL" nnn I1.,: line msusgiuK euiiur, 10 iu :n Drohablv soon be increased to t a 500. The pnnciDal writers on the World are understood to bo Mr. Marble, the proprietor, ' Mr. Chamberlain, Mr. Hurlburt, Mr. Evans, Mr. Schuyler, Mr. Stilson, Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Ilickey, Mr. Calkins, Mr. Kirwan, Mr. rord and several others. The managing editor is Mr. D. G. Croly, a very ca pable and experienced man. Among the Sun writers are Mr. Dana, chief. Mr. Bartlett. Mr. H. B. Stanton, Mr. Hitchcock, Mr. YVeyman, Mr. Bowman, Mr. UomstocK, Mr. Knox, Dr. Wood, and especially that lively gentleman, Mr. Amos J. Cumming8, t ae managing editor. In the Times, now under the general management and control of George Jones, one of the largest proprietors, and Mr. Sheppard, manager, Mr. Bacon, Mr. L. J. Jennings, Mr. S. M. Chamberlain, late of the Buffalo Commercial, Mr. J. T. Thompson, Mr. H. V. Raymond, Mr. Sinclair. The Herald.. lor some time unaer J the general charge of Mr. T. D. Putnam, has on its stau xjt. tv annua, Captain LyoDS, Mr. Hosmer, Mr. Chase, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Glen, Mr. Smythe, Mr. Leaning, and others. . . xr T WT -11 A Fortunate Deposit. An elderly man. who evidently bad experienced the ups and downs of life -apparently more ot tne aowns man the UD3 called at the Sacramento 111 T 1 - 1 Xil I DaviDKS JauK, auuui iure weeaa uxu, and exhibited a few scraps of paper. seemingly portions of a passbook, but from which the printed or written matter had been almost entirely erased, through rough usage in its owner's pocket, and stated that in 1850 he came to this coast: but pre viously to doing so, as a means of providing securely against a rainy day, placed in a savings bank in New York about $500 on deposit. So long a time had elapsed since then, that the name of the bank had esoaped his memory, and his hopes of regaining the money was very light; nevertheless, he wished the bank officers in this city to try and discover where it was. They consented, und closely expaper for a clue, which was at last found in the words 'for Saving?, which were printed on the top ot one ot the piece3, and had evidently formed part The location of this bank was found and a statement of the facts written on. Yesterday a letter was received here, which conveyed the gratifying information that on tho 11th of JJe cember, 1850, a deposit was made by a person of the name given, in the sum of 1510; the account still remained open on the ledger, and tho semi-annual interest had been added to the amount regularly, making a total, on the 8th of January, to the credit of the depasitor, of $1,415 721 For this sum the owner will send, without delay, a power of attorney, and will thus, in a few days, be possessed of a nice little stake to make the decline of life easy. Sacramento Union, Apt il 27. The Tribune thus disposes of one of its assailants: "Mr. Fitz Hugh Ludlow rushes into the newspapers to assail the Tribune free-love clique.' This is in accordance with the fitness of things. Considering . the kind of people who have been gnawing at that particular file, we see how clearly Mr. Ludlow belongs to the crowd. " 'Heroic etoio, Cato, the sententious), Who lent hln lady to his friend Horiensius.' " , Fitz'a wife is now another man's wife. JACOB MEIEE3 & BR0., Contractors and Builders, And Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moulding, &o. ALSO DEALERS IN LUMBER,' LATH & SHINGLES. sr Estimates made on Buldlngs for furnishing all Mill work and Dumber at the DO WEST PRICES and of the BEST MATERIAD. Southern Planingr Mill, Corner Water and Goodsell Streets, EVANSVILLE, IND. KS- 100,000 POPDAR AND CYPRESS SHINGLES for Rale cheap. artrt.6m REAL ESTATE. sew Seal Estate Agency. J. I 21ioU & Sou TJAVE OPENED A REAL EST ATA - AceDoy for the sale or and renting a ...... t 1 . ..r.r. A Persons havinz houses or land to rentm sell, or persons wishlns to Dureh&se or rent, will do well by calling on them at weir oiuce, on TMrd Street, near Locust' In Elliott's Blooki Innoll tf Frencli Llcfe Springs, KNOWS AS COI.OSEL BOWLES' SPRINGS. The House is now onen for the reception of visitors. The Snrines can be reached via Orleans, on the JLouisville, New Albany & Chicago Railroad, and also from Shoals Station, on the Ohio 4 Mississippi Railroad, from which points . xo uiiy ji itc i. xji u t'M io Lne springs. Music and amnHpments rill ha nn homi These waters, as analysis shows, contain the finest combination of medicinal Ingredients on the continent., ttend for circular containing analysis. For further particulars address c- RYAN & TUCKER, French Dick Springs, Orange Countr, In- """ ma ui w wo w CARRIAGES. B. UMHI. K. D. OBIIN J. XI. GREEN &, CO., CAE RIAGE MANUFACTURERS. Transfer Ornaments at Cincinnati prio' Main Street, bet. Fifth and Sixth, Janl8-dwcu ETAjreni.iJt, Ixa

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bt 6 5 8 9 s to o I sr o 3 a m. L T O N, apH Opera House. WOOXiElT MIILS. Evansville Woolen Mills. fTBADK KABK.J MAKUACTURKKS OF JEANS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, STOCKING YARN, &c, Corner Canal and Bond Streets, Evansville, Ind. Highest market price paid for. Wool in Goods or Cash. Orders left at the SIEBC HANTS' NATIONAL BANK by parties wishing to sell WOOL or purchase GOODS will re ceive prompt attention. ma9 6m SAW MILL. ESTABLISHED IN' 1S43.1 JOHN V. REITZ, PROPRIETOR OF TIIK S-A-W MILL At the Monti of Pigeon Creefe, Evnusville, Indiana. Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of Poplar, Oak, Ash, Gum and Walnut Lnmber, Lath and Shin? Ies. SOrder8 left at Reltz: A Hand's Fonnary wui oe promptly attended to. mas ly Your Vtteiition IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO THE Henderson County, Ky Land Sale. GRAND PRIZE SCHEME. Enterprise CHARTEREn iw t.hn T.BTi. laiutu vi A.euucKj, ana enaor.fa Ba recommended by every leading official in iue esiaie, ana upwards oi &0U of her moit prominent ciusens. 511 PRIZES, $314,320! Comprising; the richest river bottom tcbaceo farms in the wealthy county of iieuuersuu, .entucEy, witn all their apSmallest Prize, 880 ! Also, abont 820. OOO in GREESBAnk'S. being the entire rent monev of the p.-op-ior inn years i ana 1S7U, wnicn will be distrihated to the winners of the first seven prizes respectively. Rent of the farms iori&ou, was ia per acre, and it is confidently expected that they will equal or out jaoa Mil. uguio Jul ioiu JL ieketH, FIYJ3 COLLARS. The Drawing will iositive7y take place JULY . 1870, at AlASONlO TEMPLE. LOUISVILLE, KY. Hundreds of our best citizens have given unqualified cerl ificates ana enasrsemenis ot inis mcaninefit m tervriie. Every dollar Invested by ticket bo'ders, pointed by the Legislature, until the drawing takes place and Driz-s irHciv. JO UC1U in uuat U I LIB COlO Dl SSlOnAH rv. ered. In order to have your tickets registered, bay at once of your nearest Draft, P. O. money order, or registered letter, to either of ihe following financial agents, who will furnish full desj-rlntlva ClUU BEBUl, i r IBUili OV JlilDrestH (nronald -i circulars: L. H. LYNE, Cashier Farmers' Bank, Henderson, Ky. R. B. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank. Louisville. Ky. JOHN O. LATHAM, President Bank of Hopklnsvllle, Ky. JAS. L. DALLAM, Commercial Bank, Padocah. Ky. B. O. THOMAS, Cashier, Obs. and Rept'r, Lexington. Ky. r W. B. TYLER, Cashier Deposit Bink. Owensboro, Ky. ' SEMON1N, DIXON & CO., Evansville. Indiana. Good Club Agents Wanted Evtrywhert. maUdwtU i

CHARLES VIELE & CO.,

WTIOL.FSAI.E GrBO C JHS Kt SOCTUWCST COUSEK First and Sycamore Streets EVANSVIDLE, IND. an9 dtf UAAO UIIURK. DATlDHIIUARIi. 1. D. HElHMIf, Wholesale Dealers in G R O C E R I B B, Foreign aid Domestic Liquors, NA1LH, COTTON YARNS, O.DAB3W AKH Ac., Aa., 44 & 40 FIRST STREET, (NATION AD BLOCK,) ETJlKSTILLI, Isd. FISH DEPOT. oi) dtf MATTHEW DALZELL, Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Nail3, White Lead, Lima, .Cemaat, &c, So. .S Water Street, declO r".ly Evakwilli, Ird. EVANSVILLE GROCERY, Jfo. 130 31 Mill Street, Has on hand, and is constantly receiving, a lull sloes: of staple and fancy Groceries, Damps, Butter, Kggs, &o , ac. jji me, cement. Planter, Nails, Ac, Ac, for bale low. To Contractors and Builders.. First Quality Building Sand at reasonable rates; Good Wood and Chips Constantly on band. Also, one new frame dwelling, fronting on Baker Avenue, between Heventh and Eighth atreeu, at a great Dargain. mh!7 6m J AS. CROFTH. TEA STORE. ORIENTAL. TEA STORE! H A. COOK. TTAS NOW OPENED HIS KEB XX NTliBi;, in the New Opera House, and offers to the trade the best assorted stock of Fancy and Btaple Groceries ever orrerea in this city. TEAS. A EI. grades, from the choicest to a good cheaD Tea. and nledses himself to sel as low for the same quality an can be bought iu New Yoik, of any Tea Com pany or xca Dealer. COFFEES, T" IO. Old Qorernment Java. Ceylon JL"ai and Java assorted grades at price that will dery competition, Coffeo will be roasted every day and ground free of charge. SUGARS rRiM'I.ATED. Crashed. Powdered JF Cot Loaf. Coffee, A. B, kc, at prloea that will be sure to salt. SYRUPS. II Amber and Uolden. at prices team man any time since tne war. Butter and. Olieese. EXTRA choice genuine Orange County Butter. Kxtra choice genuine Uuehen jauiier. CHOICE RODD BUTTER. New York Factory Cheese to suit all tastes. Western Reserve Cheese, English Dairy Pine Apple Sap Sago and Eadam " All are asked to call and see what fine goods, cheap prices and good qualities are orrerea at tne ORIENTAL TEA STORE, NEW OPERA HOUSS CAN GOODS, PICKLES, 40. pitr.SH fcTKAWIlEKRIKS, Fresh Raspberries, Fresh Blackberries, " Cherries, Peaches. extra. nae Apple, " Tomatoes, " Peas. " Dima Beans, Windsor Corn, Chow Chow, Imperial Hot Pickles; Captain Whites Oriental Pickls, Prince of Wales Salad Sauce, Worcestershire Sauce, Tomato Catsup, Assorted Shaker Preserves, Pure Honey, Horse Radish, French Olives, French Preserves, as sorted, dec, dec, at tlie Oriental Tea S tore. Just in Time for the Holidays ! nXTRA CROWN IMPERIAL. ltAlJLd BINS, (all bunches.) Choice .Layer Raisins, Sultana Raisins, uenoa citron, Leraou feel, .ante currants. French Prunes. White French Grapes, (Ires n.) first ever o He red In Its Atmore,f Mnce Pie M Shaker Preserves, Guava Jelly French Olives, Scotch Marmalade, Trench Mustard (imported). dec, dec, at tlie Oriental Ten. Store. STOVE?, &C. STOVES! STOVES! STOVES! min,,,.. ttii- .... I AlQWafe, llOlIOW W STC, Castlugs, c. We manufacture the celebrated Cook Stoves, CHARTER, AUTOCRAT, ARMADA, CLIPPER, And ALABAMA. "Wholesale tnd retail buyers will find it to their interest to examine our prices be fore purchasing elsewhere. Orders by mail, &&, promptly attended to. Terras cash. John Scautllu Co., No. OI Main St., Opposite tlse Court House. raa9 ly

I-IARDWARi:. MARCH--1870.

H ARB WARE ATPANIC PRICES, FOB CASH ONLY Wholesale and retail buyers will find It to their interest to examiDe our prlcea before purchasing elsewhere.-Oraers by mall, Ao , promptly attended to. FRED. P. 3TRAUB & CO., NO. 82 MAIN STKEET, (Near the Court Iionse,) BIUN OF THE BROAD-AXE. mh8 Courier, Democrat, and Union, copy, MAMCKLOaa. JtHIH OITIDHUN. . 1 OBB SAMUEL ORR d- CO., DXAI.KXS xn IRON, STEEL. TIN-PLATE, WIIXE, ZINC, HPUING8, AXLES Horse ana Hale Shoes, Tinners' and Black;Elitlla, Toola, WACUS AND - tiCGGI W00BW0BS WUOCSHT Nl'BAP IRON BOCUIIT At the highest market rates. Nycainore Street, near Water InnU dtf KVANBVIDDK. IND. asSTTICiiKU, KELL0UU a C, !Kuocni(or to Welb), Kellogx A Co.) !MFO:tTi.i'J3 AND JOBBKKH O 13 Iiret Wtreoit 8IQN OF THE BIG PADLOCK' AIEM, AXES, 1X1, AXKS. TABLE CUTLERY. TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKKT CUTLERY, Trace ChnluM, Trace ChrtiiiN, 1'liiuters floes, l'lanters Ikocs, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Toolg, ai'ILSlKKS' tlAUOWABE. SllLUKKti' HABiiWAKK. TroH aki wool, COT! ON A1VIHMILIAHK co-rroar ani wool. c;ahim BKHT RUSBKR BKJLTTIW. HUHT RVBBKR BBLTINQ, Still and Cross-Cut Saws, aia ana Cross-Cat Saws, Mill and Crcas-Cnt Saws. t'ASH bnyera will find It to their idT.n. iAe to examine oar stock befor purchasing blsewhere. At the Old Stand, 13 First BI CSCTTICHSE, KELLOGG A CO. ivia GIBSON & WELSH, PLUM B JK R S, DXALXRS IN Lead Pipe, Slieet Lead, Water Closets, MOT AXD COLD BATHS, Shower Gains, force and Lift Pumot. . T T.' Till II I... . nr. x j Mr a, WROUGHT IRON PIPES, 4a Water Introduced into ennntrv trM. lngs from cisterns or weila, giving all the conveniences of a city supplied with water works. No chanze of raniia on iuii. ra. quired to heat the water. SO Locust Street, EVANSVILLE. IND. SADDLERY, ETC. GEO. TlIOIiXIIILL, vii'jrtOTrui on find die and Humes 8C0XD STREET, near Halo, EVANSVILLE, IND, Ail Kinds Of fine Baddlna arwl Ninifiintl.n. V. umuw. anrt or .h, " "uugr. lmh6tlHm Charles Babcock & Co, IXPOBTKRS AVtD DKAVW.BB IM rach & aiy Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Dam asks, Harness, Enameled Patent Leather Pad Skins, Skirtings, dec, dec,

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COMLIISSIOIT CARDS.

THOS. C. SMITH & CO , PKODltE ASO Commission Merch'fM Dealers in Flour, Hay, Oats, Grass Heeds, and J'roduce generally, No. 5 South Watf r Street, EVANbVILLE. Orders promptly attended to. JalUdly C. C. Drosr. K. C. MACHRt. LYON JtXAOIIIilV, i Produce and Commission MorolmntH, Dealers in Hay, Corn, Flour Oats and 1 roduce Generally. So. 30 North Water Street, novl3 3m KVANSVILLK, IND. K. H. FAIBOHILD. IOIIM W. BINGHAM FAlRCniLD & IU.GIIAII, Comiiii.H.sioxi IereIt't.H NEW 0RLEA1I3, LA. Personal attention, aud prompt returns gursn(l nnvS tlfltn Dr. Jas. C. BIcrbowor, 11F.SIDENT DENTIST, OjjlcaXo. IO rimr BT., Between Alain and Loeutt, Returns his (banks for the llltorai SatronaereelveldurIna the pant v yt-ais, and howa by (air JmIlng (o merit a eoullnuancn of the same. Chloroform aUriilnlHtnred When dlroi. v t I y Osborne, 27 Locust Street. OHborno, SIGN PAINTER, Osborno's Show Cards. )nn!2 dtf C5 O o o, "t o STATIOIIEIIV J01LN U. BC0TT, i I ookneller, fi in 11 o ti e r AKO N E W ti I U A I.. II H, No. 53 It UN 8TUKKT, cor. bCCODd, uis dly KVaubvilmc. Ino. m & BAETEH, Wholesala Bouisellera & fctHtionwh, SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS. M JSC EL LA NEO US JiOO A l I'AJ'ER ENVELCJ'AS. APU Ciif neral stationery, INO. lt IMitifi Mlreot, EtuhstUIc, Indluiid. JnlTtt l IJOTIONS, ETC. lcmciit, White tl' Co. WU0LES1LK DRY GOODS and NOTIONS 2S mimI Ui FIItST H'i, KVAIVKVII.I.H, INI. IITSXJRAIJ'OE. WEXSEN U BAKER, General Insurance Agents. AMD ADJUSTERS OF LQV3E3, No. 10 Main Street, Up-Malm, KVANSVILLK, IND. Dwelling HouiKta Insured for a lor in oi years at greatly reduced ibls. Three Years at the Price of Two iVie Years at the Price nf Thrr. Life Inaurniice u hiv,vialty . Total Ciwih Aiuietj HptirMnilni Over Twenty-Seven Million DollarK. The following are among the Coiud ii;1i represented : "rjf A Insurance Co. of Ilartforn. Conn. Clth AHM;tS M1,."ilM.0(Jl. ruir.niA ins. uo. of ilartfori, ronn, Cash AihmiU .....v.... .. 1.7OO.OO0. CO HTTI S E NT A I. Ina. Co. of New York. Cash AsseU m.......2,3SO,Ooa, BTOKTII AirCKICASI Insurance Coo. Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets ... ..vnoo,ou. MKIICH A NTH Ins. Co. of Han ford. V Cash Assets . 4w w-( SOUTH AMERICA Jt fusurar , New York. Co- " Cash AsseU soo,o. PIIKIX Ins. Co. of Cash AeLn. .. ... rooklyn N. Y. - i,o (IOO, TONKKHN Jt HiCash Awteu. TOUU Klre Ins. Co. .....ftuuo.ow.oo Cash iAL" ln- Co- 01 Wrlforl, Com,. C13.OUO.OOU. NEiSEN & BAKER, Agects, tan.-ja d)v DEITTIi3TIa. DR. I. EI A-i IXeMldcnt IZusttknu Over First National Bans, Corner Main and First fctrcru, KvacsTUia, Ind TTAamerruKK or ovii(. ALL ous Uum Work, Uold. Hlivtit. Vm. canlte, CoraliLe, and Amber Plata. crvwl Work, Aruflclat falaten, Ac. AOMINISTRATOH of Nitron. OUJ. (an .xeellout and safe anibiilbeUo), ijhh roforra. Lther. and also aevuru.1 ,.L lysera. ZVHlJP.lil Action, treati.1. MV KACiLITlKM aro ui . - stabllshment as larrt (ooniHtliT oi ' wii rooms) as any in the United bUitA 1 RETURN MY Til A N vm t. tensive Datronauo ramivwi nnri,.,. . , . . . . .u ..... FAIHUAMCH STANDARD ot all kinds, HORN BROOK 4 H1, No. V North Water Htrot. c'U dim o. vans villa, lui

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