Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 May 1870 — Page 2

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SATO DAY, MAY 2S. 1SI0. BSrUL'LICAX DISTRICT C0XYOTI05 A Mass Convention of Republicans will beheld at - : --.-rPrinceton, on Thursday, Jane 16, .'0, At one o'clock p.m., for the purpose cf mating Congressional and Judicial nominations, and transacting such, other business aa may properly ccme before tho Convention. " Each county 'will be entitled to cast its vote in the Convention In proportion to its Republican strength. The Republicans in lb a various counties of the First Congressional District are requested to send a full representation. Tapers friendly to the cause are requested to copy. By order of the Ex Com. 1st Coxa. Dist. CIICKCII SOI ICES. Vine Street Presbyterian. The usual ser vices maybe expected at J0 a. m. Trinity M. E. Mission. Services of the Third Quarterly Meeting, at;Independ ence. Preaching this evening -and to morrow morning and night. The Presiding; Eider, Rev. W. F. Harned, will preach at night. Sunday School at 2 p. si. Sacramental services at Zi p. m. Rev. H. B Cassavant will preach at the Bigbth Street Mission Sunday night. J Church cf Cfirist.Qeorga E. Flower will preach for the Church of Christ to-mor row (Lord's Day) at tho Criminal Court Rooms, at 1014 A. sc., and 7 P. M. Sut ject for evening, " An 'Infallible Church,' an Infallible Atheism,' or an : 'Infallible Book' Which?" First Baptist CAwrcA.-The usual service in this Church mornlrsg and evening. At 9 a. M. Sabbath School ; at 10 A. m. sermon, by tfce Pastor; f abject, "The Elements of a Strong Church." At 7Ji P. M., sermoa by the Pastor to young people; subject, "The ,Vlee and Happy Choice," as lllus'.raled in the conauct of Hoses. Church of the Holy Innocent Divine services aC this Church to-morrow at 10 o'clock, and in tho evening at 7 o'clock, the Rector, Rev. Richard T. Kerfoot, ofaclatlng. The seats are all free, and the public are cordially invited to share in all the services. The Rector's Bible Class will meet in the Church at 9 o'cloclt each Sunday morning. - This 13 open to ail, old and young. ! - The Mission School of the Pariah holds its session at 3 o'clock p. m. each Sunday, in the Church. i j NEW BOOKS. ;:; THE WORKS OF JOSEPHUS, with a life written by himself. Translated from the. original Greek, lnciaUlng explanatory notes and observations by williaii: Whistos, A. M., with a complete Index. In Four Volumes. New Y.ork: Oak.-' lkt, Ma4on & Co. , .; - Within; trie past twenty-five years, uauusal activity has been displayed in Biblical research and criticism, and no other, quarter of a century has been characterized ty the publication of such a variety and number of books strictly theological ia their character and design. Numerous havo been tho Lives of Christ, in which that wonderful being has been considered and discussed from every possible stand poiat; various and profound have been - the Bible Dictionaries,, Commentaries and Cyclope dias, and multitudinous are the works of a minor character which have challenged the attention .. ;of tho learned and unlearned alike" duricg these eventful twonty-fivc years. The ; Rationalists have "pertinaciously and , even eloquently argued their? opposition to ;the faith and doctrines of Christianity, and the followers .! of Christ with . equal za.al and intelligerice have defended the orthodox standard of faith. But amoDg all this immense number of publications relating to the question of Christianity, there are none, to oaf mind?, which convey mora solid and satisfactory information than may he found irt the writings of Josephuf, the disti'nguished Jewish: historian. Josephu$ was a standard aut&ority In the libraries of Christiana of; an ear lier peridkl in this country, but of lata has been' very nearly, if not altogether, supplanted by what we might correctly term tho Sunday school literature of the day. In a few libraries only, comparatively, or in some out-of-the-way corner, stowed away among the rubbish accumulated" by time, may be $ found antiquated copies cf tho old t author, which aremorefrequently nised for kindling fires than improving the minds of those who chance to discover them, j, JIn view of this fact we greet with genuine satisfaction and pleasure the new Library Edition of Josephus, prepared and published ty Oakley, Mason & Co., cf New York. This ; edition is composed of five volumes,; printed On heavy tinted paper, elegantly bound in cloth, and of a size convenient in every particular. :, We can hardly reconcile this handsome edition with our boyhood's notions of Josephu?, gathered from hasty inspections cf the ponderous old volume, which, seeming; to brcatho defiance from cover and contents, occupied a prominent position among the other books that constituted the scanty library of the old home. , After; all, the appearance of books has much to do with the enjoyment of their; reading. We dare say that tho attractiva type and binding in which the publishing house have dressed the old Hebrew scholar and author havo given him access to and a cordial greeting in hundreds of houses from which he would otherwise have been forever excluded. No christian, aasiou3 tcC&vail himself of all the' knowledge that will enable him at any and ail' times to give a good reason for the hope that is within him, can do without a copy of Josephus. Sunday School teachers will also find in the Antiquities of the Jews, a clae thatwill enable them to unravel and "correctly comprehend many' difficult passages in tho Old Testament Scriptures which would otherwise ba to thetn forever a sealed book. 1 Letters addressed to the publishers, Oakley Mason & Co., 21 Murray Street.'New Yorkwill always receive prompt attention. Wk hear that the Bubject of "Spellins? lleform" is shortly to come be fore the Philological boeieiy. All' we i can say is, the auditors will be Spell bound.

MAGAZINES.

The May Monthly Part of Oliver Optic's Magazine has a rich table of contents, and numerous excellent illustrations. Oliver Ootlc's new story, "Field and Forest," proves to De one or nis test; and tne otner stories, the sketches, anecdotes end po-. etry, are even better than usual, lfce puzzle department is amusing; And the popular "Letter Bag" can not help putting the boys and girls in good humor. No other juvenile magazine gives so much reading or so many pictures; and it is the only one published in both weekly and monthly "editions. Published by Lec & Shepird, 149 Washington Street, Boaton, at $2 50 per year. - ( Tuz "Eiveesibe" for Juno gives U3 once more a picture by the inexhaustible Stephens, who, one would think, lived in a menagerie by the familiar acquaintance he has with bird, beast, and fish. The bees are beginning to buzz in it also, for there is a western sketch of a "Bee Hunt on the Prairia," by Miss Thomas; a second article by Arthur Gillman, on "Beginning and Apiary;" and the pretty -"Little-Folk Songs" include one about a bee. There is a bird story in "A Wood-robia Abroad," and one of "Laurels and Daisy Chains." Hans Anderson also sends a spricg song, a bit of poetry, and . thus the most delightful ",; season cf the year gets fairly heralded ia the Riverside. One capnot overlook cither the stories which ara good all the year round: Stockton's "The Ilouse that John built," Miss Hale's "Eflie and her Thoughts." Mrs. Weeka's," Annie's Bnk Account," Porte Crayon's "The Young Virginians," fMrs. Davis's "A Hundred Years Ago," and Anne SilvernaH'a "Going to School." with its droll pio--tures by the little artists: and naaliy there is Jacob Abbott's ' Building a, liailrcaa, and "The Kettle " with its ill 1 sv r ' - riaaies and picture, w w a yc&r. Published by Hurd and Houghton New Xork. ,j The Galaxy for June" contains the following interesting variety: " PutlXourself; in His Place; by Charles lleade; Capters , XLii and XLin; with an illustration. Fra Angelico; by Margaret J. Preston. Tobaccophagoi and Tobaccophagism; by John O. Draper. Enola; by Howard Glyndon. American Men" and Englishmenj by Justin McCartv. Keeping thejCasb; by J. T. McKay. Tea Years m Borne ;, Enternah Economy of the Papal States, Ecclesiastical and Civil. -Two Women; by- Itebecca Harding Davis. I Ad Astra t by ILD. Ganse. Senator Wilson and Edwin M. Stanton : by J. S. Black. Hos tages; by II. li. 2 Early Incidents of the Ivebelhon ; a Chapter from Mr. Tburlow Weed's AutobiopTaphy; by Thurlow Weed. Galaxy -Miscellany. Drift-Wood; by PhilipQailibet. Litetature and Art Memoranda; by Mark i Twain. Nebula;; by tbe Editor, "S. Phbesological Journal and Packard's MoSthly. Contents of June number: , 4 ' L. Prang, chrcmo-lithoaraph publisher, portrait. Influence. What Can IJJd Best? Salesman. Knowing; or, Man. and the,.. World; continued; Tho Ilnowable. How wa Know, Health is Wealth r" poetry. -A Great Oculistr'E. Von Jaegar, J r Precocious Children; their maaagamect'. Discoferies of T" Terrified Human Bodies; illuctrated. Health and Disease iarCharactcr. Seth Green, the Fish Culturist; portrait. Yale Sketches. The Cathedrel of Siena; illustratcitr " Berthold Auerbach ; portrait. The Siylark; poetry. Little Orphans. MaryCBudrOj the. Child Heroine. Christian Union1; and Christian Courtesy. 'Insanity;; Some of its Causes; its Jfbenomena.: ' .Uar vovernment; Who have we for our Lsgistures? Phronciogy in Australia. Science and Religion. Marvels of Memory. The Salmon.! Help Yourself. I -a Department cf Packard & Monthly. London Bef gars.- Is it safe for Women to Appear Alone in Pahlio? My Brothers Sam and his Boys. The Mother-of 100,000 Children. My Neighbors. Personal Hygiene. To Dahorsj and Back; No 2. -'Violets poetry. Which Way Does the Wind Blow? poetry. Editorial Items The Hanstlall Testimonial; Journalism cf of the -Future; "Beautiful Snow;" How "to Treat- Women"; Personal. What they Say. To Our Correspondents. rMirthfulaeSs. Thomas Paine Again, tc. Literary Notices, cto. f i i- p-4 THETADVANCEi This excellent paper," which Henry Ward Beecher says is "standing fairly on the highest groundyet reached by religious journals in America." is offered to the publio for one dollar, from June until January next. To all who would be glad to try The Advance, an excellent opportunity is thus offered. Address " The Advance Company," Chicago. Lippincott's Magazine for June is illustrated, and 'offers the following table ofjcon tents:; i "J 1J Thomas Tyler's Tombstone, a Tale; by Mrs.- Mary S. Walker," Paraguay and the Lopez Family; by U. liargrave. Higher and Nearer, a Poem. The Virginia Tourist, Part.ii; by Edward A. Pollardi My ,Lovers:by Mrs. Sarah E. Henshaw.' The Lizard Bracelet, a Tale; by Mrs. Lucy Hamilton Hooper. The Bevolution at the South. - Guesses and Queries, Part ii ; by N. S. Dodge. Sir Harry Hotspur, a Novel, Part li; by Anthony Trollope. Glimpses of San Francisco; by- Miss Annie Morris. The Coming Man : by Craig Biddle. Our Judiciary. One in a Hundred, a Tale; by Edgar Fawcett. " A Feudal Picture, a Poem; by PaulH. Hayne. Bookmakers as Book Lovers; by Ed-ward-IIowland. Our Monthly Gossip. "Literature of the Day. , ; VHo3ie Magazine and Children's Hour. -Both these" periodicals are quite popular with the old and young. The Home Magazine contains thn following articles: ' : x Music Innominata ; Galop. Too Good a Housekeeper, by-Auber Forcsti, B,. The Temple of Schoo-madou, at Pegu; by C. Woman's Works and Womaa's Wages; by an, American Woman. Position in Sleep. "God Keep Mamma;" by llosella Bice. Mrs. Thompson's White Ware. Women as Chemists. Jacqueline; by Virginia F. Townsend. The Modern Iconoclast. Marvels of the Insect World; by J. B. D. Come Back to Me; by Eben E. Bexford. The Home Circle. Gardening for Ladies. Our New Cook Book. New Publications. Editor's Department. Toilet and Work-table If a lady were threatened fo!be kissed by a gentleman, and she ob jected, what place near the coast of trance might she name r Usbant. The man who would keep his head cool, shouldn't put a stove-pipe on it.

The Republican Stale Platform. The Union KepubHcaa party of Indiana assembled ia Convention at Indianapolis, on the 22d Oay of t ebrnary, 1870, make tbe following declaration ol principles : CONOR ATV I.ATOBY. 1. We eongratnlate tbe conntry on the restoration of law and order in the late rebellious States, tinder tbe reconstruction measures adopted by tbe general Government, and upon the return of peace, and or fraternal feeling among tbe f eode of all the States undor a ConstHuion securing an equality of political and civil rights of all citizen", without dis

tinction of race or coxor. the coNSTrruno;. 2. That we reference the Constitution of the United States, as the supreme law of tbe land, and a wle embodiment of tbe priuciples of free Government, and following it teachings we will adopt from time to time, iucu amendments a are necessary more com DleLely to establish justice, Insure domes'.l7 tranquility, and secure the blessings cf liberty to ourselves and our posterity. FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT. 3. That we rejoice at the ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment, wbich forever crf an eoualltv of nolJtlcal rizhts to all men.aijcf we extend to the colored man a helping band to enable htm in the race of life to improve aad elevate his conditio a. - KATTOAr, DEBT. 4. That the National Cebt, created In the defense and preservation of the Union, however great t he burden, mu-it be cheerfully borne until honorably and honestly extinguished in accordance with the letter and spirit of tbe several laws authorising the debt, and that all attem pts at repudiation of principal or Interest should meet the scorn and denunciation of any honest and patriotic people. . . ECOSTOMT BEMAXDEB. 5. That we demand, in every department of IheCrOvemmcLH, from the uigbest to the lowest, the strictest economy la all expenditures, consistent with the requirements of tbe public service; the reduction and abolishment of ail extravagant fees and s&Iarie; the closing of ail useltsa offices, and tbe dismissal of their Incumbents, and ail e torts to these ends, In Congress or elsewhere, have cur unqualified approval, . RitKUcrsa TAXES. 6. That a reducuon of taxation la demanded, bot h of tariff and internal taxes, until it reaches the lowest amount consist; ent with the credit and necessities of the Uoveroment, and that we are in favor of a tariff for revenue, believing that a proper adjustment of dalles must necessarily afford all the Incidental protection to which any interest is entitled. Ct'KRBXCY. ' " 7. That we are in favor of a currency founded on the national eredlt as abundant as tbe trade and commerce of the country demand, and that we disapprove of all laws in reierence thereto wnicn establishes monopoly or inequality ttereln, ' T.ANI3 ANT) BrBSIDTES. , . 8. That we are opposed to the donation of the nub! io lands or tbe ei ant of sub sidies in money to raiiroacs and other corporations, and that we demand tbe reservation of the public domain for the use of actual settlers and educational pur poses. , . i " . ' ! S(jL.DIEG3 AND SArXORS.", 9. That we re-aSlrm that " of all Who were lanu.ui in bus ttxaus ui tue iulb wr, there are none entitled to more especial honor than the brave soldiers and seamen who endured the hardships of campaign and cruise, and imperiled their lives in the service of their country, and the boun ties and pensions provided by law for those brave defenders of the nation are obligations never to be forgotten, and should be paid without cost to the recipi ent. The widows and orphans of the eal lant dead are the wards of the nation a sacred legacy bequeathed to the nation's protecting care .. , ' . f rSMESSKENT OF COXGKE.S3. " ." 10. That we approve tbe general course of our Senator and llepubjlaan Itepresentatlvesln Congress, aud express our full and entire confidence that lbty will act with wisdom and Integrity in ail that con cerns the welfare of the people; and that we tender thanks to Benator .Morton for his exertions in so shaping the legislation ofConsreas on tbe reconttructton of the late rebel Bi'lea, s to secure the passage of theJiiltennin AuiDumeni, ; ADMINISTRATION ENDORSED, li. That we endorse the administration of Jpnors.l lira tit as freident of the Uni ted States; accept tbe Increased collections of revenue, me reduction oi expenauures, and navment of a larite portion of the pnbllo deht as a fulfillment of his promises of economy, and rejoice mac tne victorious General cf tbe Uulon armies should, & a civil officer, receive the last of tee rebel States in its return to the national family. JIORAI. LEGISLATION. ' - ; 12. Inasrouoh as all Kcpaijlicaa tlorernments depend for their 8tw.bUily and perpetuity, on tbe Intelligence and virtue of the people. It 1j tbe right and tiutyof the Htate and National authorises to establish, to-ter and secure the highest moral an intellectual development of tha peopie. COTTNTY REJTOKST. 13. That taxation for county and other local pnrpo-es has become so great as to be oppressive to tne people; teat, our system of county administration needs reform. and we demand of our representatives In the Legislature such changes la the statute'? of the (State as wilt prcteot the peopie from extravagant tax levies by local authorities; and as an aid to this needed reform, we favor a redaction of the fees of county offleers to a standard whlcU will lurnish a fair and reasonable compensation for the services rendered, and that no officer should be favored with salary, feea orperqujsttes beyond such fair and reasonable oourptmSttUow. : " . CANAL EONDS. J'' li. That the canal stocks. Issued under tbe legislation of 18 if aud 1S17, commonly called the " Butler Ell!," were, by tbe terms of the contract, charged exclusively upon the Wabash and Erie Canal, its revenues and lands; and the faith of tbestate never having been directly or Indlreetly pledged for tte payment or redemption thereof, said eanal stocks therefore constitute no part of tbe outstanding debts or liabilities of the State. That the Constitution of this State oueht to be amended at the earliest practicable period, so as to prohibit the taking effect of any law or ac!.s of the General Assembly proposing to recognize or create any liability of tbe State for the said canal stocks, or any part thereof, until such proposition shall have been submitted to a direct vote of the peopie of the State and approved by them. , . " STATK ADMINISTRATION ENDOR3EO. 15. That we heartily endorse tbe administration of our Btate affairs by iioversor Baker an d bis associate officers, and especially congratulate tbe people that tbe time Is so near when the State debt will be entirely liquidated. SAVINGS BANK; Organized under the Law of the State of Indiana.) . ; the!.' people's : " :. U ATl'lT GO i AETI ' .'-IS NOW- i0PE5 AXD BEADY FOB BUS1XESS. PESSIMIST i "- - OEIf. J iS. 91. IIA IiELFOKD. . Vick Pkesidents : ; , , , ECtXDS O. VAJT ItlPEK. : joiix mval. ; Secrktaky and TaEAsruEa: JOI1K . KOCUE. I Finakcs Comxittkk: JAMES STEELE. 'jCB'cyi'EES '.'' GEN. J AM. 3f. NIXAcicELFOItD. . JOIIIf LAVAL, JAS. STEELE. -C1IKISTIAN IIEIIEUIC1I ECCLES G. VAN KLPER. FB. LrXIitXIIEI JIER. DR. M. MUHLIIArSEIC. JAMES W. IiAl'R. Office at ARCHES & CO.'S BANK. No. 25 Main (Street. . . S8 Deposits received in all sums of ONE DOLLAH and upwards. ....'', BCS" Bank open from 8 A St. until i$ p.m. of each day, and oa Saturdays and Mondays at 8 r.it. . - ; . , mylS-d&wlm mm sis HAIR, REllEWER. PHYSICIANS 'AUD CLEEGIHEJI Testifv to its merits in restoring GRAY HA.1B, to its original color and promotlna; its growth. It makes the hair soft and glossy. The old in appearance are made young again. It is the best IIAIIt DRESSING Ever usd. It Temoves DandrufT and all scurvy Eruptions. It does not stain the skin. Oor Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail. Beware of the numerous preparatlcsa which are sold noon oar reputation. R. P. HALL, & CO., ISfashua, N. H , , Proprietors. . For sale by all druggists. ma3 dia . (eod) wlm ; Wedlock. The Basis or Civil Hocixtv. Essays for Young Mea, on the honor and happineM of Marriage, and the evils aud dangers of Celibacy; with sanitary help for the attainment of man's truo position ia life. ent free, in re!ed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Pox P, Philadelphia, Pa, felO dW3m

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SPXIOIAIi NOTICES. CoESHinptlon. The Three Remedlea. " Schicnch's Ptjx.UONiO Sykcp," for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, and every form of Consumption. The peculiar action of this medicine ripen tha ulcers in the iunfjs, promotes the discharge of tlie corrupt matter by expectoration. Purines the blocd, and thus cures Consumption, when every other remedy fails. "Bchenc&'s Sea-Weed Tonic" for tbe cure of Dyspepsia or IndlsesUon, and all diseases arising from debility. This tonic invigorates tbe digestive organs, Enppliea the place of the gastric jnlce when that la deficient, and then enables the patient to digest the most nulrleious food. It is a sovereign remedy for all eases of Indigestion. " Schenct'a Mandrake Pills," one of the most valuable medicines ever discovered, being a vegetable substitute for calomel, and fcavin all the useful properties ascribed to that mineral, without producing any of its Injurious effects.

To these three medicines Dr. J. II Schenci:, of Philadelphia, owes Iila us. rivaled success in the Treatment of Palmonio Consumption. The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter, discharges it, and purifies the blood. Tbe Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, remove all obstructions thorefrom, give the organ a liealthy tone, aad cure Liver Complaint, which is one of the most prominent eauss-i of Ccnsumptlo;i, The Sea-Weed Tonic Invigorates the powers of the stomach, and by st rengthening the digestion and bringing it to a normal and healtLy condition, Improves the quality of the blood, by which means the formation of ulcers or tubercles In the lung? becomes impossible. Tbe combined action of aesi medicines, as thus explained, w I cure every ase of Consumption if tbe r tcedios are need in lime and the ru'e of tha is persevered in sufficiently to bring tbe cac;e to a favorable termination. - Dr. Scbenck's Almanac, containing a full treatise on the various forms of dUeaae, his mode of treatment, and general direc tions bow to use bis mediciue, can be bad gratis or sent by mail by addressing his Principal OiSce, No. 15 North Bixth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea weed Tonic, each li 50 per bottle, or 7 50 a balf dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25a. per box. For sal by ail druggists and dealers. Tho Fearful Subdued. THK CUKE HOW DISCOVERED Haviuti been lone afiiicted with CANC'EIt I resorted to all the remedies of which i could bear. Among them was one recommendintc a certain herb to me as genre. I (as I supposed) procured the herb, and prepared and applied it, wbicu made a perfect cure, but on examination bv the family physician be informed me that tho herb I had used, which had made a perfect and speedy cure, was cot the one recommenuea. ail woo are kmicieu can find a speedy cure by (tending lor the re el pe. with lull directions for us3. Price 15, Address, with registered letter or money order, tiEOKtJE itOKUAN, box l,Poit j erviH, uracge county, is ew x or s. Ja22U3m rJ?iie Healincr Pool. nSNATS rOK TOCSti ME.V. who bave fallen Into vicious habits, and now desire a hipner life, and a belte MANHOOD, with certain means ef relief ior ioe aiaiciea. Bent in seal ea letter en velopes, free of charge. Address. HOW AKD ASSOCIATION, Box P., PUXLA PHIA, PA. eep24 A VOID QUACKS. A victim of early jCt, imprudence, erasing nervous aeomty, premature decay, &c, has discovered a simple means of cure, which be will send ree to his feilow-suflerers. AddreKsJ.il. 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" Paphlan Lotion " Is tbe only rellabi remedy for diseases and blemlanes of the Skin. FITALOX'S " PAPIIIAW SO A P " for tbe Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, will noi chap the skin. Price 5 cents per cake. "FLO It IE MATO." . ' "FLOa E SIAfO." A New Perfume tor the Handkerchief. Exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragranee, PHALON SON) New York. Bold bv aU druggists lly W. a HARN3. W. V. P. AS! A OK. r z EAMAGE, 4 i -'li'-i;-Plala and DecoratlTe Paper Hanrcrs jlll work neatly executed, And warranted to give satisfaction. Orders left at WM. E. FBEXCI1 A CO.'S, 47 and 49 Main Street, Will be promptly attended to. I mh!2am

COUNTY ADYESTIbE'INT3. Proposals. rtEAltB PR(IPOS4T.N -trill hn rA.

cetved at mv office until the first Monoayln June, for a county loan of Nine Thousand Dollars, on two year Bonds, bearing 10 per cent. Interest. No bids received for lfess than five hundred dollars. The Board of Comralssdouers reserve the right to reject any or all the bids. V tutors BJ.SCU, A. v. C. EvAKsvii,i.EJilay 19.1S70. ma20-diwtd Proposals. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at my ofSce until the first Monday In June for paintine the Criminal Court building. Particulars furnished at my office. The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all the bids. VltiUK K18Uh,A.V.C. EVAKSVH.I.E, May 19, IS7Q. rna20-dtd Proposals. EAtEI PltOPOSALS will be recelved at my office crull the first Monday in June, 1870, for furnishing cofnns and hearses for the burial of paupers. The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or ail t he bids. V1CTOK BISCE, A. V. C. Evassyiiae, May 19, 1870. ma23-dtd 7001YE1T IIILIiS. Evaiisiille Woolen Hills. - . r TRADE MARK.J j MAIfCFACTCBERS OT JE ANS, FLANNELS, BLAHEETS. .'STOCKING YARN, &c, Corrsr Coal and Eoni Stre3t3, Iilviiiisville, Incl. Hlgheat market price paid for WgoI la Goods or C&sli. Orders left at the JIERCIJAXTK HATIOKL BANK by parties wishing to sell WOOL, or purchase UOOD3 will re ceive prompt attention, mat) 6m SAW MILL. ..t ESTABLISHED IN 1S43.1 JOIir Jm REITZ, i PBOFBIETOB OF THE BA. W MILL At tha Month-cf Pigocn Creek, ETausvJIIc, Indlnua. Manufacturer and Dealer In aU kinds of Poplar, Oak, Ash, Gma and Walnnt Lumter. Lilh astl Bhlnjilcs. Orders left at Eeits & Haney's Foun dry will be promptly attended to. mat ly LAW CARD! C.K.DAVIS, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT L A W, Office north of the Court House Square, Practices in all the Courts of the to tale Jan2J-6m CHA8. H. BUTTEHFIELD, ATTORNEY A I LAW Office West side Third Street, bet. Locust aud Main (up-stairs), Ja.18 d.3m ' EVAKSVII.I.B, Ind. XJ. S . G 1 ai m A. ire x . Also, REAL ESTATK and COLLECT! NO - - AGENT. Office on Main Street, between Third and Fourth, No. 9oi (oyer Keller's Uuu Htore), Evansvilie, Ind. sepltf,'t6. W. P. HAEQxiAYE, ASTTOTZTfJinr fxt LAV. Office on Third Street, In Washinstoa House Block. Will practice various Courts of the Circuit. Prompt attention to office bus1ni ff!wi4 fim BRASS rOUIIDSR, &C JOHN iYINSON, BRASS FOUNDER AKD FINISHES Steam and Gas-?lpe Fitter, Manufacturer and Dealer in Oteam and Water Uauges, Bpelter and Kabbltt Metal, and all Articles appertaining to a Brass Foundry. STEAMBOAT A3D NSAL BLACK. SMITEIXG, Water Street, bet. Fiesnd Leet. EVANS villi:, ind. artisan patd for old Copper and Rrass. SToiif A.ttcntion IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO THE Henderson Connty, Ky, Land Sale. GRAND PRIZE SCHEME. Enterprise CHARTERED by tb Legislature of Kentucky, -and endorod and recommended by every leading; official in the fc-tate, and upwards of 500 of ber mo.t prominent citizens. 511 PRIZE'S, -'$314,320!' Comprising the richest river bottom tobacco farms In the wealthy county of Henderson, Kentucky, with all their ppurteoancts. ,. . . Capital Priz?, $150,000 ! ! Smallest Irize, gSO 2 Also, about 8'JO.OOO In GREENBACKS, being the entire rent monev of the property for the years 18U9 and 1S70, which will be distributed to tbe winners of the first seven prizes respectively. Rent of tbe farms forls69, was 813 per acre, and it is confidently expected that I hey will equal or surpass this figure for IS70. 1 ickets, FIVE COLLARS. The Drawing will positively take place JULY . l7i. at MASON lb TEMPLE LOUISVILLE, KY. Hundreds of our best citizens bave given unqualified certiacates and endorsements oi this magnificent enterpriie. fcvsry dollar invested by ticket boMers Is held la trust by the commissioners appointed by the Lesrlslature, until the drawing takes place and prizes are deliveid. In order to have your tickets properly registered, buy at osch of your nearest club agent, or remit by Express (prepaid.) Draft. I 0. money order, or registered leti ter, to either of the followio financial acenls, who will furnish full descriptive Circulars: It. H.. DYNE," Cashier Farmers' Bank. Henderson, Ky. ' LotlfviUeKy4'KI)ER' Commerclal Bank, JOHN C LATHAM, President Bank of Hopkinsville, Ky. . . JAS. L. DALLAM. Commercial ria-w. Padacah.Ky. ' B. i. THOMAS, Cashier, Obs. and Rept'r Lexington. Ky. i, W. B. TYLER. Cashier Txnna;t tw Owensboro, Ky. ' SEMONIN. DIXON & CO.. 1!v.ncni. Y .1 I .. ' V 'wuoiuiP, Good Club A genu Wanted Everywhere mall UwtU

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3XJES,ODBC 1870. HA2DWARE AT IAXIC PRICES, FOB CASH ONLY Wholesale and retail buyers will find It to their interest to examine our prices before purchasing elsewhere. Oraers by mall, Ac , promptly attended to. FRED. P. STRAUS ' & CO., :.. NO. S3 21AIN STISEIIT, (Near the Court House.) SION OF TUB BROAD-AXE. mh8 (Courier, Democrat, and Onion copy. BiHGlt OHS, JAME8 BAVIDHON, t, b. Oa SAMUEL ORR.& CO., IEON, STEEL, .-; '-'tIW-PI-ATE, WIISE. ' . ZINC, . Horse and llnlz &hw. Tinners' and Blacksnitna' Tools, WACOJf iSD DrCiOI WOOBTfOBX WBOVtlHT SIBAP ittOS HOCUU1 At tha blghecrt market rate. Sycamore Street, near U' titer luul dtf EVA K8VILLK, IN!. Cmil'ICUEIt, ILLLIKUU to iHuccsors to Wells, Kellogz & Co.) lilPORTErid AND JOBBEKH Or r-xa-i i "w j. x-z. 13 ixsl. ti-eet SIGN OF THE BIG PADLOCK AXES, AXES, AXES, AXES, ' . . AXL.S, AXI, TABLE O UTL Kit 1 , TABLE CUTLERY. POCKET CUTLERY. POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, " Truoo Clitilue., Traco C1ii1jim, ( , Trace CJIiiaIum, I'laaters' lloea, Planters' Iloca, L'lanterw Iloea, Ilechanlcs' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, Bl'ILBKttS' HABDWAK2, BiJILllKUS' il AKiKVAliU, BULWJ.V UAKDWAESC, . ' . , terros A!l W()1,IAKI, i'4rtN AJII WH)I( AKiH torros ASfo wool cakim H PN T K UBBEJi B fCL TINU, BkHT RUBHKR IlRLTINii. UbAT RVBBK& BJCLTING. ' Mill and Cress-Cat Sava,' Mill and Cross-Cat Saws, ; . Hill and Croas-Cut Saws. C'ANlI buyers will Had It to their advan ¬ tage to examine our stock before parchaif Lnt elsewhere. . ., At the Oia Stand, 13 First Bt DGSTTICIIEE, SELI.0CU A CO. ;is PIUMBIH'Q, &.C. GIBSOfJ & WELSH, 1? X, U MM5 IG U S, . DIALKKS III " Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead,Water Closet, .nor aki com batjin, Shower Baths, Force and Lift rumps, aij Mr usa.ra, WROUOUT IRON PIPES, 4a. Water introduced Into country dwellings from cisterns or wells, giving all the conveniences of a city supplied with water works. Ko change of range on stove required to heat the water. ! Xoeust Street, EVANSVILLE. IND. SADDLEirF, ETC. GEO. THOENLULL, uxsi'jw icaTjaaa or ti&dcli! and ILf ariiecu SECOSfl STIiEEf, near Slain, EVANSVILLE, IND, All Kinds of fine Saddles and HiniM. constantly on band. REPAIRING done in tba best manner uih5 dtim and at abort notice. Charles Babcock id Co. ratr-oRTEEa and dealkm ik Coach 4 Sadaiery Hardware Springs, Axle, Wood Work, DamasJct, Earnest, Enameled Patent Leather Pad Skins, Skirtings, Src, &c, No. 8 Slain Street,

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THOS. C. CMITH & CO , I'BODITK AND Conimissioit 3IereI'l Dealers in Floor, Hay, Oats, Uras fcfceds, and Produce generally, Jfo. 5 gootb Wafer Street, K VANS VI LLE.. Orders promptly attended to. JniO dly C. C Lyost. E. C. aiACHKSr. LYON Sc XA-CIIIW, Produce and Ccmmlsslcn XoicIinntH, Dealers in Uay, Corn, Hour Oats and Produce Generally. So. SO fforth Water Street, novl3 3ra EVANS VILLK, IND. X. H. rAlRCHILD. JOUJT W. BINGHAM FAIHCniLI) a BOOIJAII, . Commission IXercii' In ORLEANS, LA. Personal attention, and prompt retnrtis puarnntpp.l. fnovR tlHn Osborne, j 27 I.cchh Street. o S3 , ' SION A. i i Oisborno's Sliow Cards. JvnVl dtf STATioiiunr. JOUIi II. 6C0TT, Iool8eller901ail62Acr AJua N Ij XV H i JC A I. 11 H,: : 50. 53 KAI.V ETS1ET, cor. Se.Ed4 aul5dly EvAPuiviLl-a. Ijtt. HSU -& Wholesale Eootollers & fitdtiorjara. SCHOOL BOOKS, " BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANE0 US B 0 OKS, PAPER EN VEL OPJbS. -Asn No. IO blsxltx Htreet, Jnlylv iroTioijfj, r.TC Clement, XVIiite cr Co. WriOLESALE DRY GOODS and NOTIONS 22 mid 3-1 FliiST HT lv'l PVANRVlf,Ti(C, r Nli IIISUilAIICE. NEX3EN L BAKER, General - Insnranco Agents, AVD ADJUSTERS .OF LOSSI, Ko. 10 Mala Street. UD-Jstairs. KVASVILLE, IND. Dwelllnat HouHes Injured for a leriiL of yearn at greau reduced rates. Three Years at the Price of Two Five Years at the Price of Three. fil'e Inaurituc u Kpeclalty. Total Caen Annnta KonrAfntnljut Over Twenty-Seven lililion Dollars. Tne following are amonor the Comnmiiaa repreeeiited : T"A Insurance Co. of Hartford. Conn. k.,' Atetf 5,i5 FJ14F.&1X I urn. Co. of Hartford, conn. Uan AMoeta l,7lo,ooo. COSTIWESTTAL Ina. Co. of New Yorlc. v.an ABBets b,S50,Ol0. KOBTII AMERICAN Insurance Can. ixartroru, Conn, Cash Asset , 1300,610. Ur.RCHANTM Ins. Co. Of Hart ford, Ct. iU Cash Ajweta SOKT11 AMERICAN Insurance Co. as New York. Cash Aseu ... S8O0,0 o. I1I(XIX Ina Co. of Brooklyn N. Y. ,() woo. tOSKESS N. TORK Fire Ins. Co. Cau A8sew.............ftoo,vo JETWA LIFE Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn. Caih AsHeta.....-..-.-.i j,oot,ou. ' : NEXSEN & BAEER, Ageats, 10 BTBEliT, . ETansTlIIe, Ind. " !n:W dly DR. I. lVzVfe Over First National Bank, Comer. Mala &n& First ntrctti, ICvatiavllle, lna rTASL'rii'ruHKU tr atxiiui.. .1.1 on U'irn Work, Uold. BUvor, Vu.. c.uite,Corallte, and Auibbr PlaUoi, Carvd Work, Artificial Palates, &e. A-DMINiaX'RATOK of Nitrons Urc'd (an excellent and itala aneHlhoUc), Clin roloriu., i.tner, ai.d alo bvtraj lucbl pai lyaera. . NK0RALOIO Affectlona treated. MY FAClHTILd are as cx,l and n eetabllHbnjeiat aa laree (coniiiHtlDu of m . room) as any In the United atat I RETURN MY TXIANKH lor the i tenHlve pptronage received daring tho pt EJUUT YEAKH. . mchJ STANDARD of all kinds. e.7i dftm HORN BROOK 4 CO.. No, 8 North Water Street, Kvarmvlllft. led Siiglcsidtj Coal Slixxcs CHEAP FUEL. TO FACTORIKH wanting cheap futl, we otfer Ulack at the Mlun at one cecit per buHnel ; delivered, JSo; Maisel Coal at tbe Min t-a lonr cents per oiiMhel; dellverd fcli centa. Nut Coal, at the Mines, nix ctDtH tier bushel : delivered, eight cents. ror contracts on vteau ljurnp uos.1,4 pleaae apply to our omue. vve are prepared to furnixh a clerier f.rllole than ever before. JNO. IMOLK, Jk., a HON.

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i riowrs. J. Ai. rx. wcoi.i HOWES & WOOLDIlfDGE. COTTOII FACTOrj;. ritori.ti: ,w; Conunfc:si -jti T.Zi '2 S3 JTlliKVr trii Mi'.'ilMIW, TKN.V. Lincrral ProducH. Cash Ad 'uuci." cu Ch'h i HOWARD z PEESi0::3 NEW ORLEAI-' louis i a ITlSEfilOiV Jul;04. 1YIJ..L M.iS cash advr.ucos u on coii.slsi.i-. j.H ci rOr.K, CORN, FLOUR, TOiiACCO, A o. &c., to the above house, and oUo furnl .'i gunnies to shir je . J uo2 .'', ( SAMUEL H. FKVNr T. ItT.IC3 VAIUIH fAt'L 1 . iMOKTIMCii. - 8. ii. ke;:tm & co Comml.'-::;; on ZZozclt'ti ioK t:ik sai.k or Flour, Pr ovlsl ks, Corr, XUily And Western Produce vt-tn-r-sy, OS ars! 57 -; K . tv? ,': :T, .KVy OULUA..o, LA. Coiis!;JimeritS W l'cltil, i:.rul St! ul c;sl uivaucxtt made 011 sh U;fMt' t 1 o abova bou, by V. M. A M:il I.H!l 1"V. i P0STE couliissio:.? 7 22AA2iri: HT1 JtSVKI-IAt. At TS;?S TMWX V I vr.n X W feu : u I iQt me. Crjtislarnments .f Flour, Corn, 1'orlc and all kinds of Western I'riHloMilclMxt Liberal rnHtt advances n.nis on ait siiis mitit, till.r tor c lie la Ixtw Oili iins or Shipment to is'ew iorte.. Ui; i-j;li tint 1 l WAS I :i : novl-dam R. IC. Dualize i'.A Ml1.. Ik. IUili i ..liiCil CJ (. .. Forwarding; Cz Commit AND OKNiKAL.AUKu :iCi. 1 FAST FULiGIiT 7 j:r KFASVIII: & WAV. i if 1 1" " 11 K ISAlTfC & IAKK Bll'i&S, ti J E VANS VI L LE, IND Liberal Cfttih advances made on . inentM. ti.-tt,.i r. a, DUBOUCHET. 11,0 (;i,l:n r. DUS0U0HI.T & OBNKItAL COMMISSION ML'IiCflANSS, ;jkw om.icAf i', 1 a. Ordera and eonal rritnentn aot!elttl. Jy5atf 11 A rum J. P11 cr.Ffi, of New f )r!-.. tin. J. . Mc'Jui.tAM it. of LoumvUlu, Ky. li NO'IT, Of i t ()lll;Him. Co., PRODUCE, PR OK A I'D CSlt.Al. Cornini::icn - lie: ION, noviH dtf NEW OKLKA N'H i if. 0. B'imiu FcmfiTiiimn' and Ccnni;..:i: lMoroIia.iatj-:, 7HAMloa:: pr.opni:;ro::-:. Eallroad and Fa.it Frcfrrit Line ETAS.'-;vn.tE, I !v. JanS dly A. S. HAl'ilUrLST, rjtOOUCX, COMMISSION AND 1 i, WAKD1NI' MERCHANT, No. S . ..j-'oath Vater t'.l Dealtr In Flour, . ti...-.-.-:,, I'.uy, Oa'j, v. 1, and Couuiry l'rodi w. ComilliNWloki -'.;'-li; 1 . l0. .' 'it's! het'ur,.j fstrcc!. CINCINNATI. Llbrl advaocfsj) laurto on He7 Utf .' ' 1 i ...!:r.::l: t r. H. HCUPHKET. o. w. (IE). J. LEWH aunpnr.E, LEWIS MERCHANTS, SProprii-toi-H oi' 7 uiiTlhn. KvnuHtrlllo, Intl. 1 v'i U. BAIEj I A I H I) -5. II. - ? c v u a i'ti'.ti'it vr r orwanllns? .lid Comrjil-.sioa cuant, KvatihvUJe Indian. H-.ftr to ti. Wlits!r. Prew't. l'"ir-.t N'1oral I-.-, sua Muru'l nrr, v lc PrWUoiit i. , National Ka n fe AsentH lor Mas jm C lly Halt Co. noU-j rt: won 1. V frlen.m hiuI f aro on 1 1 h-H' wl u 1: - i N 11 o u j lfr I -tl run Ihui we K r, ciw u.fir tjfl. Vine, i- S.t t L. t iiTsi.li'B '1 1;, f t lr the l.rlt! of JLH UOl.:;-t I AJV MlbHiVJitt, ., an t uhonld ) ,...',,.t f eetheia. U.UA1.L', ia 10.

II. I. Aiffjy cz ;-;.., rOEWAHDEQ AUD CCl!iI';i' ilKHVllANTS, KECTIFIEliM, and Wtioltfsalo IJoalarLIQU0E3, FLOUI:, F 1 R S T S T R E E T One door below Vlr e. next to L. I'loraon TU Hhop, jam dtt tVAK9VILL-'1'