Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 31 May 1870 — Page 2

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TUISDAT. MAY 81, 1870. EEPTBIICAN DISTRICT COS YKNTIOJf A Mass Convention of Republicans will be held at rrluccton, cn Tlsnrsday, June 16, '0, At one o'clock p.m., for the purpose of making Conzreealonal and Judicial nomi nations, and transacting such other bus! Hess as may properly come befoie the Convention. Each county -will be entitled to east its frote in the Convention in proportion to its Republican strength. The Republicans la the various coun ties of tbe First Congressional District are requested to send a full representation. Papers friendly to tbe cause are re quested to copy. By order of the Ex. Com. 1st Cong. Eist. ISDIAXA ITEMS. "Sterling comedy" is receiving the attention of the New Harmony thea tre goers. Tns Colorado, or ten-lined potato bug, is ravaging the potato vines in 'the vicinity of Vincennea. Disectoes for the Vincennes and Petersburg Turnpike Company will be elected on the 4th of Jane. The Madi3on Masons talk of erect log a new hall ana business diosk in that city this Fall. The amount of internal revenue assessed in Daviees County in April was 1932 86. The wheat crop in Warrick County is unusually promising. Corn is behind hand. The colored citizens of Indianapolis design building a colored hotel, to which white persons will cot be admitted. The New Albaoy Mannerchor is rehearsing for the Sajngerfest, which is to be held at Cincinnati on the 16th cf June. The Worthiogton Tinut reports the discovery of a vein of iron ore four feet thick, about four miles north of that place. The new Council of Vincennes has increased the salaries of its members. The Council is -Democratic) of course. The workingmea of Vincennes have organized a brotherhood and taken possession of the McCIure Library. Madison boasts the cleanest streets of any city in the West. That, no doubt, is becauso nothing is done in them. The New Albany Ledger says the wheat, cats and barley crops of Floyd County will be a3 good as ever grown in the county. Daviess Cocsty is being thoroughly prospected for coal, and the developments are said tobe very satisfactory. The Good Templars of Daviess County will hold a basket picnic and temperance rally, on Saturday, June 4th. In the Harbor and River appropriation bill is an item of $25,000 for the improvement of tho Michigan City Harbor. The Owen County Journal says considerable stock has been killed in that count? within the past few days by lightning. The Republicans of the Sixth Congressional District will hold their nominating Convention at Terre Haute, on the 15lh of June. The Convention to nominate a Democratic candidate for the Indiana Senat?, for the Counties of Clay and Sullivan, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Hon. James M. Hanna, will be held at Terre Haute, on Thursday, the 30ch day of June, 1870, on the day of the Congressional Convention. The Sentinel learns that since tbe first day of the present year Governor Baker has exercised Executive clemency to persons serving sentence in the prisons of the State as follows: Manslaughter, 1; rap?, 1; forgery, 3; burglary, 3; grand larceny, 13; obtaining money by false pretense, 1; larceny, 1, and assault and battery 1. The aggregate number of years pardoned in these cases amounts to twenty-eight. During the same period the Governor has remitted penalties, aggregating $2.0G0, in eleven cases, as fvllo-vs: Forfeited recog nizance, five cases, $1,400; fornication, one case, $128; grand larceny, one case, $100; assault and battery with intent to commit rapa, one case, $100; a?ault and battery, three cases, $345. Dr. S. B. Thomas President of the Indiana North & South Railway, returned to this city on Wednesday from a trip over tho line south of this to the Ohio River. He left next day for the North, and will go over the entire length of tha line to Attica. Work has already been commenced on this road in Parke County, and the contracts will all be let along tho line at an early day. The people must bear in mind that this is an enterprise that requires time and a vast amount of labor to arrange. The money must be got together, and everything systematized before the work can be commenced in earnest. This ha3 all been accomplished, through the untiring energy of Mr. Thomas. There is now a certainty that within a few months we will hear the whis tle of the locomotive coming from the North, bearing in its train the long pent up and lruitful resources of the couaties through which it passes. Washington Gazette. Worse and worse 1 Better and better I The Timet says that the negro, James J. Jackson, who was recently elected Alderman in Centralis, wholly br Democrats, is 4 a Radical of the Ethiopian wing." This shows that the Democrats ara so reduced in candidste timber, that they not only prefer a negro, but a Republican negro, to any one of their own number. Can bankruptcy further go? Ch'cago Post. DcBlNa the eighteen years Judge Perkins was on the Supreme Bench, he was one of the most successful, honored and trusted members of the Democratio party. Since the war the Judge has become disgusted with tho disloyal Democracy, and has given them a wide berth. Now the ,xettinel regard !;iia as a "peltif get" Jiiiliati tjxl t Joitrn il.

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AH I MFC MAS"? LIFE IVSUBAJfCX EX The Life Association cf America. Our remarks in a preceding article were suggested by a consideration of one of the most important enterprises with which we are acquainted; namely the Life Association of America; and as a sequel to these remarks, it may not be out of place to furnish a few of the facts connected with this remarkable institution: 1. In June, 1S6S, one hundred of the prominent business men of St. Louis, having become fully impressed with the injury to Missouri industry, which was being wrought by the annual withdrawal to the East of three or four million dollars of working capital, for life insurance purposes, united in an effort to check what they regarded as aa evil. They organized tbe Life Association, on a purely mutual basis; creating tbe necessary capital by each insuring in the sum of ten thousand dollars, thereby providing a business of one million dollars insurance, and an annual revenue of between seventy and eighty thousand dollars at the very outset. 2. The officers of the Association at St. Louis invited the prominent business men of the other cities of the West and South, to join in the movement. Tbe response to this invitation has been glorious. In every leading Western and Southern State tbe leading men have identified themselves with the enterprise. Chicago throwing off her prejudice against St. Louis forms a branch with no less than one hundred and ten of her most wealthy and influential citizens, each of whom has taken a $10,000 policy, as required by the charter of tho Company. Louisville falls into line with some Eeventy or more of the leading mercantile men of that city.; Memphis starts with fifty; New Orl eans with one hundred and fifty; and so on all through the West and South.' Noria this all. The most important Eastern cities are seeking representation ia the movemtnt. We understand that between one and two hundred of the hpavy bankers and merchants of New York hava already signified their intention of becoming trustees for the Association, and a branch is being rapidly organized there, while the good old city of Baltimore is aireaay numoerea among the most successful departments of the Institution. The Life Association is only twenty-two months in existence, nevertheless its business is greater than that of many of the companies ten years old. It has issued policies to the number of seven thousand, covering more than fifty millions of insurance. Its annual revenue exceeds two million dollars. This seems almost impossible, but it is vouched for by the highest authority in this country. 3. The plan of the Association which has produced for it such a remarkable measure of success, is, substantially, as follows: Each State is formed into a Department, which is virtually a local Company, and the management of its business placed in the hands of a number of well-known citizens, who are sleeted annually, by the local policy-holders. These fentlemen are called the Department Joard of Directors, and among their duties is tho very important one of increasing in each district, that portion of the assets which belongs to the p:ople of the district, or, in other words, all of the premium receipts not required to pay current expenses and losses. All these Departments or local companies are combined together for mutual proteo tion and proper strength, and managed by a general Board of Directors at St. Louis. This board embraces the President of each Department or State company, thus giving each an equitable share in the administration of the general business. It will be readily seen that this plan secures to each State the advantages of a home company, and thereby keeps the capital among tbe people, to whom it beloces.and in addition, it secures to each individual policyholder the security of a large capital, and the economy consequent upon a large and prosperous business. It affords us muoh pleasure to chronicle the euccesa of this enterErise, because it appears to us a death low to the present pys'em of con ducting life insurance business, which is not only iejurious to the industry of the company, but is absolutely dangerous and against public policy. The Route to l?ew York. New Yokk City, May 26, 1870. Editors Journal : Just as I was leaving Evansville, several friends who contemplate an Eastern tour duricg the Summer, learning that I was coming through by the Atlantic and Great Western and Erie Railway, asked me to write them an unprejudiced opinion of the route as compared with other lines I accordingly drop a 'note to the Journal, net only for their benefit. but also for the numerous readers of the Journal who will be traveling Eastward this season. " Leaving Evtnsville by either the forenoon or evening train, and transfericg at Vincennes Junction, direct and close connection is made at Cincinnati at the Dayton depot, only three squares distant. The trains from Cincinnati over the A. & G. W. and Erie Railway for New York traverse the tchole line. There are other competing routes which run through single palace cars, but none others which run through trains; and the great advantage in this is that there is no danger of missing conrJtions, or tedious delays at transfer points or connecting depot a great item with travelere. The Palace sleeping cars attached to the Cincinnati night express, (with which passengers by the Evansville forenoon train, making, close connections) are as elegant as the most fashionable drawing-rooms, each single car costing twenty-three thousand dollars. In these cars, seats and berths are engaged at Cincinnati and retained till landed at New York. In addition to their luxurious furniture and finish, the broad guagemzkea them so roomy and attractive. The first breakfast after leaving home is taken in Central Ohio, dinner in Pennsylvania, supper in. New York State, and early the following mornicg in New York City; ani all of the eating stations, from Capt. Mass throughout the route, are of first clars character. I am free to eay that our ride last week was the most pleasant in all respects, I ever made to New York, and I am prepared to concede to the A. & G. W. and Erie route tbe palm of excellence. The greatest care is used in tha management of tho express train, act, after elo-e obFervatioD. I taw nothiog to justify the charges of

its enemiea of recklessness and dan

ger. I can cordially recommend it to ail excursion parties, and especial!? to families and ladiea without esoort?, as tha most convenient and comfortable of all the routes to the Ea3t. The Chicago Post is responsible for the following classical quotations, which are respectfully dedicated to Field Marshal O'Neill, of the Fenian force: CAMPBELL COKETJPTED. O'Neill ! O'Neill ! be Tare of the day When 70 Canucks, all in battle array, Shall pepper thy troops with a fierce fusllade From fornlnst yonder fatal ambuscade ! For a couple of sheriffs rush red on my sight, And the clans of O'Neill are scattered in flight, etc. shakbpkaek sacrificed. "A bach 1 A hack! My Republic for a HOTHEB GOOSE MUTILATED. There was a great general went to Pigeon Hill, And if be hadn't taken a hack and come back, the probabilities are that he .would have been hanging around there still. This last verse.like the next, has a good many extra feet, which will enable them, like the heroes vrhom they celebrate, to travel well. WHAT'S-HIS-UAM K WORKEO OVXB. At the battle of Pigeon Hill, I was there all the whlll; I was there ail the whlll : At the battle of Pigeon Hill, I fought with O'Neill At the battleon tbe heel ; At the batt e on the heel, X foug ht with O'N elll. Jack O'Neill went up the hill. The bloody Canucks to slaughter: But Jack came back in a U. . fiacir, Much sooner than he oughter. BURKS BE-MUDDLEO. Pats, whom Corcoran has led, Pats, who have with Meagher bled, Now's the time to pus h ahead. Into Canadaw. Now's the day, and now's the hour. Let the front of battle lower, I will speed wlb coach and four Out of Canadaw. A Family or Five Persons Precipitated from a High Miff. On Thursday afternoon, Mr. William Randall, of Taylorsville. Spsnoer County, left his home with bis family, composed of hia wife and three children, in a small spring wagon, with the intention of visiting his brother-in-law, Mr. John Cooper who lives about ten miles from lay lorsville. When about five miles from the house, aad at a place where the road, which is very narrow, passos over a high cliff on the banks of Salt River, he attempted to make a short turn, in order to keep further from the edge of the cliff. Jastaabedrew up the lines and was about to pull to the right the horse became frightened, and sudden ly backd the wsgon over the chit. The wife and all the children are badly hurt, and Mr. Randall is fatally injured, and when our lnlortnant leit his life was despaired of. The horse waa killed instantly, and the wagon was a complete wreck. Mr. Randall is a highly respectable gentleman, and the whole community of Taylorsville were shocked when the news of his misfortune reached them Courier- Journal. Card from Hon. 8. . Pcrkks. To the Editor cf the Indianapo'ls Journal When it had become evident to my mind that continual opposition, on the part of the Democracy of the- North to the war against the rebels cf the South, might re sult in tho severance of tbe Union instead of its restoration, I published a letter in which I declared my purpose to support the Administration m the prosecution ot the war as the only means of saving the Union. Jbor this I was de nounced by leading Democrats, pub lished as being insane, ndicuied in "Northwest passage," literature, etc. For this I have never been forgiven by leading Democrats: and am still occasionally assailed by thm public lv. especially by those who arc in fa vor of saddling upon the State its old Canal bonds, as I happen to have evi dence satisfactory to my own mind iiut as tbe time has come when 1 expect to support the country :n preference to party, if I have not always done it, partizan slang is to me a mat ter of indifference. S. E. Pebkins. Ten lodges or Good Templars are reported in Indianapolis, and four teen in Marion County. SAVINGS BANK. Organized under tbe Law of the Btate of m a l an -t.i TI3K IE01I.IAi 13 NOW OPEX AND BEADY F0!i BUSINESS. Prssident: ORS. JlS. M. SHACKELFORD. Vice Pkxsipknts: ECC'LES G. VAN KU'ER. JOHN LAVAI,. Secretary asd Treasurer: J O 1 1ST It. KOdlE. Fijjakce Committee: FHF.D. LVKUESUEIJfER. JAMES 8IEEI.E. . Tbustees: CEX. J AS. M. SHAC'KF.LFORD. JOIIW LAVAL, JAS. STEELE. . CHRISTIAN HEDDEKIC1I. ECt'LES O. VAST BIPEK. FRED. I.r JV III. X 1 1 EI ME K K. SI. MUII I.II AUSEN. ' JAMES W. X.ATJE3. aar Office at AKCHEH fc CO.'S BANK, &W Deposits received In all sums of ONE DOLLAK and upwards. Bank open from Sam. uotil 0 p.m of each day, and on Saturdays and Mondays t S P.M. myl8-dwlm FRANK C. WHITE, tookselicr and Stationer, DEALER IN SCHCLL E00XS. BLANK BOOKS, GOLD PENS and PENCILS, MISCELLANEOUS B03KS, Periodicals. Papar, Envelopes, ASP FANCY GOODS, No. 18 First tt, 0pp. Opera House ma26 dtf STRAWBERRY Festival! THE EAIIIES OP TKINITT C'ATIIollc Church will hold STKAWBEREY TEST tVjbl On tbe 7U and Stli of Jane, at TBlVI.Tf CHUCm 8CH.O0L, Corner of Third and Vine, for the benefit of the School. Admission ascents; Children it cent, ma)-td

SPSQXAX. KOTICES.

Consumption. The Three Remedies. ' schesch's Pulmonic BYBuy," for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, and every form of Consumption. The peculiar action of this medicine ripens the ulcers in the lungs, promotes the discharge of the corrupt matter by expectoration. Purifies the blood, and thus cures Consumption, when every other remedy falls. "Schenck's Bea-Weed Tonic" for the j cure of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all diseases arising from debility. This tonic Invigorates the digestive organs, supplies the place of tbe gastric Juice when that is deficient, and then enables the patient to digest the most nutriclons food. It is a sovereign remedy for all cases of Indigestion. " Schenck's Mandrake Pllia," one of ' the most valuable medicines ever discovered, being a vegetable substitute for calomel, and having all the useful properties ascribed to that mineral, without producing any of its injurious effects. To these three medicines Dr. J. H Schenck, of Philadelphia, owes his unrivaled success In the Treatment of Pulmonic Consumption. The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter, discbarges it, and purifies the blood. Tbe Mandrake Pllia act upon the liver, remove ail obstructions therefrom, give the organ a healthy tone, and care Liver Complaint, which is one of the most prominent cause of Consumption. The Sea-Weed Tonic Invigorates the powers of the stomach, and by strengthening the digestion and bringing It to a normal and healthy condition, improves the quality of the blood, by which means tbe formation of ulcers or 'tubercles In the lungs becomes impossible. The combined action of h&e medicines, as thus explained, w 1 care every case of I onsumptlon If the r uedies are usd in time and the use of the is pai severed in sufficiently to bring tho case to a favorable termination. Dr. Schenck's Almanac, containing a full treatise on the various forms of disease, his mode of treatment, and general directions bow to use his medicine, can be hari gratis or sent by mall by addressing his Principal Office, No. IS North ttlxch Street Philadelphia, Pa, Price of the Pulmc nio Syrup and Seaweed Tonic, each f 6) per bottle, or 17 SO a half dosen. Mandrake Pills, 25o. per box. For sale by all di assists and dealers. The rearfal CA5CES Snbdced. THE CUKE-EOW DISCOVERED Having been long afflicted with CANCER I resorted to all tbe remedies of which i could hear. Amoug them was one recommending a certain hern to me aa a cure. 1 (aa I supposed) proem ed the herb, and prepared and applied it, which made a perfect cure, but on examination by tbe family physician he informed me that tbe herb 1 had used, which had made a perfect and speedy cure, was not the one recommended. All who are afflicted can find a speedy cure by sending lor the recipe, with lull directions lor una. Price S3. Address, with registered letter or money order, GKOIiGK MORUAN, Box 251, Port Jervis, Orange County, New Yora. Ja22d3m jriiG Healing Pool. MSATS FOR TOV.Nti MEW, who bave fallen into vicious habits, and now desire a higher life, and a bette MANHOOD, with certain means of relic 1 for tbe afflicted. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P., Puixauxlfhia. Pa. sepa AVOID QUACKS. A victim of early imprudence, causing nervous debility, premature decay, &o., nrts discovered a simple means of cure, which be will send ree to his fellow-snCerers. Address J. H. REEVES, 78 Nassau Street, New York. oc2 wttm SpN For BLACK WORMS and PIMPL.ES on the face, use Ferry' t Comedone and JHimple Remedy, prepared only by Lr. B. C. Perry, 49 Bond Street, New York. Sold everywhere. Tue trade supplied by wholesale medicine dealers. I nol7 dam SpN UATCMELOK'N I1AIU UIK. This splendid Hair Dye is the best la the world. Harmless, reliable. Instantaneous : does not contain lead nor any vilalie pos son to produce paralysis or death. Avoid the vaunted and delusive preparations boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine W. A. Batchelor's Hair Dye has had 30 years' untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity as the only Perfect Hair Dye Black or Brown. Sold by all Druggists. Applied at 18 Bond Street, New York. ifelO -'Io remove Moth-Patches, Freckles, and Tan from the face, use I'erry'i Moth and Freckle Jjotianx. Prepared only by Dl B. C. I'krbt. Sold by aU druggists. nov!7 d3m SwN PIMPLE OX TC FACE. For Comedones, Black-worms or Grubs, Pimply Krupllous and blotched disfigurations on tbe race. Use Perry's Comedone and Pimple Remedy. Sold by all D. ugglsts. FOE MOTH PATCHES FKhCKLES AND TAN. USE "PERRVy MOTH and FRECKLE LOlION," tbe only Reliable and Harmless hemedy for removing brown olscoloratious from the Face. Piepared by Dr. B. C. Pebby, 49 Bond Street., N. Y. Sold by Druggls's everywhere. aprl-6m hELF ESEItVATION, Es-says for Young Men, on Physical ar.d Mental Enervation loss of bodily vigor, courage, and ambition tne cause and cure with sanitary aid lor the leeble and desponding. Sent free. In sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, fhllaueipnia, r. mazo urn op jn There Is no Snca Word as Fall. TARRANT 'a COMPOUND fXiKACT OP C5 U AND COPAIBA. ASure.Certain And Speedy Cure For all diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys and Usinaey (JKOAKS.eilberln iterate or Female, frequently performing tL perfect cure ii me snoti space oj inree or jour aayt. and always in irss time man any other f reparation. . n tne ue ot arrant' s Couiponnd Fx 'r not of Ciaib Cnbibj and There is no need of confinement or change In dttt. In its approved lormtf naste it is entirely iaieies. and causes no un pleasant herniation to the patient, and no exposure, it is now acknowledged by the most learned in ,'Jie profession that it the above class of diseases, CUBSBS akd CofaiBA aie the only two remedies known that can be relied upon with any per. fAISTY OF SUuCFisa. TARE A3 I'd Couipout d Extract of Cnbebs and oimlDii Sold by Drutrtlsts all over tha World inaiS 3m l'HALON'S "i'APJllAN LOTION ror Beautify leg tue bkia sad lem fsieiien. Removes all Eruptions. Freckles. Pim ples, Moth Blotches, Tan, etc., and renders the hkin soft, fair, and blooming. For Ladies in tne Nurserv it is In vain able. tor Gentlemen after Shaving it has no Paphlan Lotion " is the only rellabl remedy for diseases and blemishes of the Skin. P II AEON'S "1'AriiIAK SOAf'foi the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, will not chap the sk'n. Price 2a cent per e&Ke. " n.OR IE MATO." "FWB DE NATO." A New Perfume lor the Handkerchief. Exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance. fly w. o. H.oixa W. V. BAMAGE. EAMAGE, HARNS Plain and Decorative Paper Causers ALL WORK NEATLY EXEeVf ED, And warranted to give satisfaction. Orders left at VJM. E. I KESlt'il A CO.'S, W.U be promptly attended to. I ro hl2 am

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COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS, j

Jpjroposals. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at my office until the first Monday in June, for a county loan of Nine Thousand Dollars, on two year Bonds, bearing 10 per cent, interest. No bids received for less than five hundred dollars. The Board of Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all the bids. VICTOR BISCH, A. V. C EVA-Nsville, May 19, 1870. ma20-d& wtd Proposals. CIEALED I'BuresAW win be re- i fc3 ceived at my office until the first Monday in June for painting the Criminal Court building. Particulars furnished at my office. The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all the bids. VICTOR BISCH, A. V. C. EVA5SVILI.E, May 19, 1870. ma20-dtd Proposals. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at my office until the first Monday in June, 1870, lor furnishing coffins and hearses for the burial of paupers. The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or ail tbe bids. VICTOR BISCH, A. V. C. Evafsviixe, May 19, 187. ma20-dtd WOOLEN MIjLXS. EvansTiile Woolen Mills. TRADE MARJE.J Henke Lemcke, MANTTFACTCHKB3 OF JEANS, FLANNEL'S, BLANKETS, STOCKING YARN, &c Comer Canal and Bond Streets, Evansville Ind Highest market price paid for Wool In Goods or Casii. Orders left at the MERCHANTS' SATI05 I. BANK by parties wishing to sell WOOL or purchase OOODi will re ceive prompt attention. ma9 8m SAW MIX.!.. ESTABLISHED IN 1845-1 JOHN BEITZ, PROPRIETOR OF THE At tli8 Mouth of Figscu Creek, ETaiiSVille, Indiana. Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of I Poplar, Oak, Asli, Gum and Waluut Lumber, Lath and Shingles. W Orders left at Reitz & Haney s Foun dry will be promptly attended to. ma9 ly CARDS, O. It. DAVIS, ATTOUNEY ANI COUNSELOR AT LAW, ilAISRISXSKJRQ, 11.1,. umce north of the Court House Square. Practices In all tne Courts of the eiauj Jan2-MSm CHAS. H. EUTTER FIELD, A TTORN EY Al LAW Office "West side Third Btreet, bet. Locust and Main (up-stairs). Jal8 darn KVAN8VIL,IJe, ID. . KEATIM, TJ". Olnlra Ajjeu . Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTiNO AliKNT. rv U.fn fit.oat T 1 . ( 1 .1 Fourth, No. SaX (over Keller's Gun Htore), Bvansvilie, Ind. hp14.'6. V7. P. HARQtiA ATTO rv hi Y ti i. 1L.A v. OCBce on Third Btreet, In WasbingtfiE House Block. Will practice e various Vov.rl the Circuit, from pi attention to ofiHBRAS FOUNDER, SsC JOHN 1VINS0S, . BRAfcS FOUNDER AND JTIHISHER Sicara osid tias-l'lpe FUsr, M-tuuracturer ana ur&ier id Biam and water uauges, speiu-r and Kabbltt MGtal, and all Articles apper taining to I. Drwaroanar try. bTEAMSUAT OB 0iiAL tILACKS2ITSIN6, Water Street., bet. Flncasd KVANSVILLK, IND. won-". nn for old 1011 or nrt Rrasa. Your -L.ttentiorx 13 CORDIALLY INVITED TO THE Henderson County, y., Laud Sale, j GRAND PRIZE SCHEME. Enterprise CHARTERED by the Legis lature ui jrveui uciiy , una enacrd and recommended by every leadin official the Htate, and upwards of 500 of her mott 511 PRI? 's, $3!4,32Q J pompri!.ins ma ncuesi river bottom to-oi.-cu iuui iu8 weauny county of Ktuuti iwli, wun nil rhAip,. purtenancts Capital Priz $150,000!! Smallest Prize, SSO ! Also, about 823. OOO in GREENBACKS i being the entire rent monnv ' rtv lor the vmh onrf io-ta ,r. ".': "PT oe uisiriDutea to tne winners of the firt ;e.nufirl5?!Je8ctlveIy- nt of the farms : . : - - : " wdicd vi dnty -expect I That Tbi." " W eurpass this flgcre for l7U. HT "T iolietw, FIVE DOLLARS. The Drawing will positivrtu tab nio JULY 4. 1S70, at ifABONiO TEMPI LOUISVILLE kY. Hundreds cf ouri &l citizens baveelvnn nnnnni.e.j J rr. "est and endorsements pi this mcanirJll Every dollar Invested by ticket hn'fl is held In trust by the commiiioSers L I nointed by th IciKiaTiJ?.80drawing takes place and prize's are dellvered. i?.?i2SF lKSaTS properly club agent, or remit by Express (prepaid Draf r.l. O. money orfler. of registered leu ter, to enter ptheHloWinSg Ji?ai .os.ov.u, j vavK OI your nparaA nc Will Tnmlufr. . i j " . ' circulars : L. H. LYNE, Cashier Farmers' Bank. iienoerson, Jvy . ol8vifle',NDER-Commerclai Lo JOHN C. tA5??AM' PrsJent Bank of Hopkinsviiie, Ky, JAS. Li. liAliliAM Commercial Bank, Faaueah. Ky, B. O. THOMAS, Cashier, Obs, ad ReDtr Lexington. Ky. wpiT, W. B. TYLER, Deposit Bank, Owensboro, Ify. BBKON1.N, UIOX Sf CO., Evansville, Jvoi Oliib Agents Wanted Kverywher. mall iivtn

3IABCH--1870.

HAEBWAES AT FA1VIC PRICES, FOB CASH ONLY. Wholesale and retail buyers will find It to their laterest to examine our prices before purchasing elsewhere. Orders by maU, to , promptly attended to. FRED. P. STRAUS & CO., XO. 83 MllSi STUEJKT, (Near the Court House.) SIUN OF THE BROAD-AXE. mh8 Courier, Democrat, and Unloa copy.J AMOKJL OB. J4Miu) UAV1UH. 3. 1 OX. SAMUEL ORR 6, CO., OXAX.S3U l IEOH, STBSI, -4 115,1 IN G fc, A. X. L H, Horse and Male tiboea, Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, ttAU0 iJ(Ji Sltifif W00HV!t2 WXUt'UHT St'KAC IKON BOUUIII At t:ie rugtitwt market rait Sycamore hi ro t, near Hater luuH dtf KVAN8VILLIC, IttU. 1inoiworK mi Wall. KeMojsj Co.) iMltbTlC'K AND JOBBKKrtOJ' O U.Sc O W a. i" 13 lir? t ?4t-r SIGN OF THE PADLOCK AXES, ASLH, . AXEN, AXES, AXI-i, AX1M, TABLE CUTLER It, TA BL E CUTLER J ', TABLE CUT L ERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLER. Tru.ce Chulut,, Traoo OIi,tlj,,, TrRoe Chnluw, I'litiiterfe lloen, lluntrt :fnc, Mechanics' Tool, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Toola, dt ILUKKd' aiEilWARX. J ILI)F-JiS OAKUWASJt. wrrros ano wwilcaki, twrios AND WOUL I'AUM, corroK AMD WU, C'AKIW PU&T RVBHEH HZLTINtt, HUtiT K.VHHKR, BKL.TING. Mi LI and Cross-Cat Saw, Kill and Cross-Cut Saws Mill and Crosa-Cut Saws tAHf bayer will &nd it to their advs.iitag to examine our Ktocir before carcbiuiUii eisewhera. At tiie Old 8tar.d. tt First St B3TTICMKK, KKLLOtati s Ct. tvi PXiTTMBIIfQ, SsC. GIBSON & WELSH, P L UMB H! "R ft DKALKna IS Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Water Closets, HOT AND COJUD BATMb, Shower Baths, rorce and Lift Pumps. ATT.' T3TT W r... ' WROUGHT IRON PIPES, a Water Introduced ings from cisterns or wells, givlne ail tbe conveniences of a city supplied with water nnUaH . t, a w vrwamn. A C VUKUt'tS UI ranfffl fJ alfWA H"" aaw wAits water S JLoouMt Street, EVANSVILLE. IND. SADDLERY, ETC. GEO. TUOUNIIILL, MA-jr tCTUalK Of ai Idles antl SJ?irxJcs SECOND bTIiEKT, pear Main, fclVANSVIXLE, IND, All kinds of fine Saddles and Harnee constantly on hand. REPAIRING don in the beat manner (mhS dam and at short notice. Chaxle3 Babcock & Cc IXFOBTKBS AND DEAlBg Coach & Saddlery Harilware Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Damasks, Harness, Enabled Patent Leather Pad t,kins. Skirtings, Sc., &c, lVo. 8 Mali Street, EVANSVILLE, IND.

THOS. C. SMITH & CO., PRODUCE AND CoiiiiiJif ioii Mercli'ta Dealers In Flour, Hay, Oats, Grass Seeds, and Produce generally, Xo. 5 South Water Street,

EVANSVILLE. Orders promptly attended to. jaiO dly C. C. LYOH. LYON K. C. MA.CHET. Produce and Commission SIorchantH, Dealers in Ilay, Corn, Flour Oats and Product Generally. ito. 30 Korth Water Street, novl3 3m EVANSVILLE, 1ND. K. H. FAIKCllILD. JO HS W. BINGHAM FA1UCUILI) & BMlillAM, Coiiiiiiissioii Mcrcli'ts NEW ORLEANS, LA. Personal attention, and prompt ieturns teuaranteett. fnovS dflm BUSINSS3 CARDS Osborne, 27 JLocust Street. OHbornc, SIGN PAINTER. CM C3 O S3 O Osborne's Show Cards. Jmi12 dtf STATIONJSIilT. JOHN 11. SCOTT, A A XI & ii IV t X K A jj je n, SOt 3 I1AIS SfliEKT, cor. tiecosd, ;nJ5 dly KvAUHviLLk. Ijrn. FISH H fJAEf EH, ?ii0i68aJe licoa:oiierH & St&tiocsrs, tiCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PAPER ENVELOPES, AK1Ve it era I f 4nIllrrJ,, No. It a.alr Mtr;et, iiYaimilie, Indiana. )nlvwlT - NOTIONS, ETC. Clement, Wliite er Co. WnOlESAliE DRY GOODS and NOTIONS 32 and 21 FIRST ST., KVANHVffiTiW. INI. INSURAHCJE. NEXSEN & BAKER, ti en oral Insoraiice Aeronts. Ann ADJ0HTERS OF LOSSES, No. 10 Main Street, l!p-Stalrs, EVANSVILLE, IND. Dwelling Houses insured for a term years at greatly reduced rates. rm it ... ... . of i nree sears ai tne 1 r7ce t Two Three. live Years at the Price 0f Ml Insurance u Npeclallr. T"1 Cash A'iTllepresen ted Oier Twenty-eeven Million Dollars. repuVedf Dg reamon th UoPanie IlA,18?raioe Co. of Hartford. Conn. t T-o: X .Ins" Co- ot ilrtford, uonn. Cash Asseta ..... ,70,6oo. WUTISKJITAI, Ins. Co. Cash Asset of New York. NORTH AMERICAN Insurance Coo. . . Hartford, Conn, uasn Asset 8.100,000. KKt'UAHTs Ins. co. Cash Assets of Hartford, Ct. ......r6u,ooo a K 1 t AMERK'A.Y Inaaranoe r,.-. . . New York.. Co. Of . km no 4n i riAOXISix Ins. Cash Auaets...., Co. or Brooklyn N. Y. Sl,0O OOO. TOIKUES.S A N. YORK Kire Ins. Co. Cash AsseUi.( ,.W0O,O04..00 A'ihAdZ? lnS- Co f HJford. Conn. NEXSEN & BAKER, Agents, 10 jUIa STKBET, EvausTllie, lad. lanS. dly X2STS-. UK. 1. 1 2 .A AS 0 Over Klrvt National bank, Oorner Xatn n& SifCru, KvassvlJle, lac WAISl'PA4-Tf'V,tKH Ok CONTlttV J.1.1. oi. Gum Wtin UnlH .i . camte.Coralite, and Amber I'laAi'L-i Work, Artlflcla- Paiaua, ADMIN ISTRATOil ,t vu 1" "cellent wi auatbigAi t , roionu, tftj. a.ud aiao severai CfoV t YCTl' ... esUblishment as iie 0od and a r 00,11,1) 0j ,u tje .iHtinu of rr . 1 HKTUHN MY TD M es. Unsly patron age aNK8 ror the eiEiilii' VEARix elved during the pai FAIISISANfM STANDARD t aU kinds. HORNBcnnir a. o r"na. No-"No Waier aTret. rc m Kvansvllla. Ind Jugleiicle Coal Mines CHEAP FUEL. TO FACTORIES wanttng cheap fuel we oiler Black at the Mine at Z cent per busne ; dellvereo, 8o; Haael Coal at the Mines lour cenis per oushel ; delivered tlx cents. Nat Coal, at tbe Mines, six vcuu jiM uusun ; ueiiverea, eleul cents. ror contracts on Cleau Lump Coal, please apply to onr olllce. We are prepared lo lurnlwli a clewner article than ver before JNO. INULE, Jr., a HON. a pS am Propria tors.

J. AI.F3. WOCLIUJl6K HOWE3 & VOOLDBtDGE, OOTTOH 'FACTORS. PRODI CE AND Commission Ucrcli!? 2S2 FRONT STISRET, MEMPHIS, TKN.V. Liberal Cash Advances on Cotton and Produce. dt"2 t!tia HOWARD ii PRKtfTONS, CoinifiiiHlori Mereli'lN NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA, PaESrOX BROS. WILL MAHH cash advances upon consignments of PORK, COUN, FLOUR, TOBACCO, do. 4a to the cbove house, and also furnish gonolM to shippers. nov'i dtf BAMUSL H. KINSIBr. IPilCa VAIEIi FADI. B. MOBTIMKI4. S. II. KENNEDY & CO.. CORlIIiiSHl an rrw - 4 . . FOR Tl E SA1.K OF Flosr, Pioviaioas. Cora. And Western Froduc geheially, SO nod OT fOYDMAN NTBKCT, NKW OKLEAiNa, LA. Consignments solicited, and libers I ensh advances inude on khiprneutH to the above houne, by W. M, Ahu ottUdtio EvA.iHViLi.r, In F 0 S T 15 R COMfiaSSIOK & GWYN, HERCHA.HTS, 97J1AGA A 1 O A iA. i , JSTJSW QJiZJSAA'3. EPi;ciAi. Anr.sTioN urvza to Wtstern Prodi to. Cpniit-umenta of Floor, Corn, Pork and all kinds of Wcttera Produoesoiloited' jjoerm casn aavaoces made oh all ship1 menu, either for a in .Net. Orleans ampmeut to isew York, FOSTER, CUTS & VO.4 CommlNNlon 31?rol nn t ti 1 WATFIt N IItrKT, novi-dJtm NW tOHk, R. K. DtTWKEMON ..J. E. llAsklti, R. K. DUNEERSON & CO. Forwarding & Commisaict rWLoi'e It zxri ts AND GENERAL AU KN SOUTH GH(in3' FAST FREIGHT LINE, OVIC i Tl!l ETAXSTIILIS Jfe CKAttFGrtliHVie IKKBJS 11.4 1 TK & IMJIAMFOLLL 1AKK SSOSiE & ESIE ICAILSrtll):, EVANSVILLE, IND. Liberal cah advance n.rnin rnentw. finu- tin F. 6. Di.HotTrMirr. h. o .-LHhue. LUSOUCIIIT & GILBERT, OENKRAL COMMISSION M ER CI! A N 1 S So. 39 Po)(!ra8 StrceJ, NKW ORLEANS, I4A Oi tiers and consign jaenta f-olJcltod Jyodtf J. O. MoCcri.rxKJH, o , New OrU.fttiB. E. Noit, of New , IxiulHVllle, Ky. Pheips, cdillocli & Co., r,DUCE, PROVISION, AJSD 8SBIEA1 Commission Horciianta 112 OUAYIKIi BISEIIT, noa dtf NEW OKLEANH. WM. 0. BROWN & CO., Forwarding aid Connksioa 3IojrcUrtrtt, VYflARFEOAT PROPRIETORS, Railroad and Past Freight Lirs Agents, k AiVNVii.1.1:, ld, JanS diy A. S. IUTIIUE3T, Pitojircx, vvMMjmioN and wa r o u; i ;kh cua n t, N"- fl .OD!h Wstrsr. ." J-?"ler lu Fioor. Iiuvin. llav. v-j. 1 S. n. BARTO'i, fJomiriulou Mfimhinn, So. S5 Wr-st fttconil Btreei, C1N-(N.VAT1. ! H?rd'tlfR1VaOCJ" md ' tsnlr cul f. U. BDMPHagy, C. W. nDMPIIREI, LEWIS & CO. FQIITTAP ji.vq a: d commission MERCHANTS, -reprietor r Wi-arl !4 KvauHvlUe, Intl. I U. I'IIUj. .. If. St A JJ Ik IK I) & STAR? orwirdln,; ,nil ',.,ml "ln," J cnanu, Evansvil e, Ii dHma w.fir U. Wheeler, Pmvu' b lit NatioTaj t it , aud Bam'l 6rr, Vloo P-otiUenV Svliym. National Hank. J"f""Viii Agen ts lor Mason C.ty Bait Co. noll-J friends and f..rm r putroiw that Jt are on '11X HIKEJ-jt'om aool Vine, next to L. Plerson' Tin Hhop ' mm 11 In the trade of LIQUORS, FLOUR UO 4 MIMJOXa, a.. and si ond b , see them. i L v. ALlia & Co. CO. yORWARDIS'a AND MERCHANTS, RSCI-'IFIERB, and Wiolesaia, LIQUORS, FL0UJ

1 HOWES

j; l 16 e J X T R E E T One door below Vle,net to L. Pierson , jam dtf. ivrLL..:,,

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