Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 June 1870 — Page 2

JSAXXTST. 3&VJT3,SAJa EYAXSTULE J0UB5AL COX PAST, Wo. f ,ofTi Nrt. 'KTfmwvtll'.

, FRIDAY, JIHfl 21 1870. '.There is no measure' vrhich was ureed with bo much unanimity by the .people and press of the country, as the abrogation of the infamous income tax. Courier. The State Sentinel and other lead ing Democratic papers have opposed the abrogation of the income tax. on the ground that it was essentially tax upon those who could best afford to pay it. Democrats are exceeding hard to please, except when they hold all the offices. For years they have been denouncing the Republican party for not placing unlimited confidence in the Southern people. Yet no sooner does President, Grant recognize the Southern people by bestowing upon them some of the best offices, than these same consistent papers howl in unison that he is giving the best offices to rebels and traitors. The Courier howls mournfully over tho appointment of Judge Ackerman, of Georgia, that "the highest law officer of the government, appointed by Mr. Grant, is a secessionist, a rebel and a traitor." Of course, the statement of the Courier is false, but that don't disturb it at all. It will only vociferate all the louder, and try to make people accept its statements because of the amount of noise it makes over them. Till! Journal is as road as a March hare.' because Mr. Van ltiper has been handling 'millions of other people's money," and has not paid taxes upon it. Mr. Van Iliper deserves censnre! lie -recaivea money from the East, upon which taxes have been paid, and disburses it so rapidly that the Assessor is unable to obtain s second assessment 1 Ho is now subject toceisuro because of his business energy I We move for a military commission to hang tho Tascal! And among the charges "let Tit" be recorded," that bo is taking the wind out of radical sails. Courier. We never said a word about;Mr. Van Iliper's not paying taxes on the "millions of dollars he.fca3 disbursed in this city." "Yet, since the Courier has suggested it," we do think it a little strange that money ; amounting to "millions" can bo disbursed so rapidly as to always dodge the tax collector. Other business men disburse money rapidly, but not quite so fast as that! Mr. Van Iliper's habits of "rapid disbursement," are not the best recommendation for his position as general manager of city finances. A Eallrcad Muddle. Mr. Van Iliper, Secretary of the Evansville, Car in i & Paducah Bailroad Company,- publishes a notice warning some delinquent. Stockholders, that unless their assessments are paid by tho first day , of July, the claims will be collected by law. This publication necessarily calls attention to a matter that we have hitherfo?refraincd from commenting upon, because of the conflicting opinions and reports that have been in circulation with regard to it. Tho reason assigned by the Stockholders for refusing the payment of the assessment is, that there is no, Decision for it. They assert that nothiLg whatever has been done by cither the old or new Board of Piroctov to justify any 6uch assessment. TLey have already paid in fiT" ifhoisiad dollars, which ought ajve Imoro than provided for thtj1 first preliminary survey made by tho engineer from Cincinnati. The second survey made by the engineer of Gen. Winslow, v?ho now has control of the xoad, was contractad for with tho distinct understanding that in case the General obtained the contract for building; the road, the survey was to b made at his own expense. In case howcver.'lhe Board should conclude 'to give, the contract to other parties, the expense of the survey was to be. provided, for by the Board. Gcn.? Winslow has einco been awarded the contract, and hence, under the agreement, ought to provide for the expense of the survey himself, and the assessment by the new Board, ostensibly to 'pay for this survey, is not warranted either , by law or equity. Suoh, at least, is the statement made to us by , some of the Directors of the old as well as the new Board. , Whilo on this subject, it may-be proper to speak more at length of tho contract recently made by the Board of Directors with General Winslow. For some reason, best known to those who have tha matter in charge, the public have ben kept in the dark with regard to this transaction. - We have endeavored to obtain a copy of the preliminary contract, giving away five hundred thousand dollars of the people's money, but have been unable to do so. Why the officers and Directors of the road should be so retiesnt in this matter, we are at a loss to determine. Some of the Directors' complain of the : action of tho Board, and no little indignation has been manifested and expressed by our most prominent business men. -. . From what we can gather, semi-offi-cially, it seems that Gen. Winslow is the nominal head of a railroad running from St. Louis to Shawneetownrillir.ois, through the towns of Nashville, Ashley, Mt. Vernon and MeLcansboro. A small portion of the road has been finished, and is now being used, between the towns of Nashville and Mt. Vernon. Workmen are also engaged in constructing the road from Nashville to St. Louis. That part of the road between Mt. Vernon and St. Louis must ultimately become a porof the Louisville and St. Louis road, the latter striking it at Mt. Vernon. It was natural, when our city took hold of the Carmi Boad project, and subscribed over half a million of dollars towards , i, for Gen. Winslow to become anxious to get control of it

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ms t . ,r lets instead of two; especially as the i Evansville outlet, connecting him with the Evansville, Henderson and Nashville Boad, was by all odds the best of the three. Accordingly he took steps early to place himself in communication with our Board of Directors ani subsequently made an arrangement with them to have the lino surveyed by his engineer. In the meantime another Railroad Corporation engaged in constructing a road : from St. Louis to Paducah through Belleville and i Daquoin, which will be completed tai the latter point by next October had its attention also directed to our road, and at once recognized its value ana im portance. They appointed an agent. Mr. Phillip3, to visit our city and see what could bo done with our railroad men towards forming an alliance. He visited our city last week in com pany with Mr". Butler, of. New York, a capitalist of reputation, and Col Moore, formerly connected with the Terre Haute & Alton road, and the Kansas Pacifio road, of Missouri a Railroad man of national celebrity. By request of; the Directors, Gens Wineiow and j Wilson, , representing their road, were present in the city at the same timo. We give the facts conneoted with the negotiations which followed, as wo have been ablo to gather them from some of the Di reotors. ' - . -: It eccms that Gen. Winslow sub mitted a definite proposition, in the first instance, that our Directors de cided utterly inadmissible, and it almost inclined them to despair of their ability to eecure a road at all. M Phillips and his party, in tho mean timevcamo forward with their fran chisci and plans and prospects, and proposed to consolidate with our cor poratron, for tho purpose of building a road from; Duquoin to Evansville through MeLeansboro and Carmi mis was not; deemed best by our Board, and ho was asked to make d distinct proposition a3 to the: best terms upon which he would take the contract for building our road, I After examining the survey prepared -by Gen." Winsfow's engineer, Mr J Phil lips did, as wo are informed, submit very satisfactory proposition to bail a good road from Evansville to Da quoin, taking , our subscription and such other assets as had been sub scribed in Illinois as pay. This prop osition, regarded by some as three quarters of a million of dollars better than General Winslow's, made a most favorable impression upon the Board or JJirectora, and so unanimoua were tney in tneir expression ot approva that Col. Dowling felt authorized to telegraph to tho Torre Haute Express that the southern, or Duquoin route had been selected by the Board. Gen. Winslow next came forward with a second proposition, similar in many respects to that made by Mr Phillips, and it was so favorably regarded by some of the Directors that a difference of opinion became manifest. A meeting of some of the stockholders was called, at which the merchants were very unanimous in expressing their preference for tho southern route, insisting that tho trade interests of Evansville would be far better subserved by a railroad running farther south from the O. & M. Road than would tho road of Gen. Winslow. Considerable excitement grew out of the conflicting opinions, and much crimination and recrimination was indulged in by the friends of the opposing routes, which it is not necessary for us to repeat. A resolution was finally passed, authorizing the Board of Directors to make a contract as seemed best in its judgment, but expressing it as the wish of the stockholders that, other things being equal, the contract should be closed with tho parties representing the southern route. . " , Immediately after the adjournment of this meeting of the stockholders, the . Board of Directors assembled and closed a contract with General Winslow for tho construction of our road to MeLeansboro, giving him our franchises, and subscriptions, and the road after it is finished. It is claimed by some of the Directors that this contract virtually sinks the half million subscription of our people. It is asserted that'; the preliminary contract is drawn up in a loose and careless manner,. and does not compel Gen. Winslow to build a road to MeLeansboro at all. It is still further insisted that Evansville has been asked to virtually w guarantee the White and Hamilton County subscriptions when these subscriptions have already been assigned to the consolidated companies represented by Mr. Phillips. ...That General Winslow has given no security as to tho kind of a road he will build, or that he will fulfill his contract at all. That in case he fails to get the right of way, and subscriptions already voted by White and Hamilton Counties, he has only promised, and that verbally, to run to MoLeansboro over the track of his Shawneetown and MeLeansboro Road. In short, that our Board of Directors have given away all the city and county subscriptions for the possibility of getting an interior road to the Wabash River. We give these complaints a3 we hear them, without ex pressing any opinion of our own other than that we think tho " new Board of Direotors would act wisely in making known at once, the substance of their preliminary contract. If it is as alleged, the Directors will be bitterly condemned. If not, they owe it to ttemselvea and the prosperity of tha enterprise they represent to let the facts be known. Six hundred thousand dollars is a gocd deal of money, and ought to be disbursed with the greatest caro and prudence. Our people should be harmonious in pushing forward the enterprise, and tho Directors cannot afford to court

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n 3? A f . into actual opposition. We hope, therefore, that the Directors will at once make known to the people the main features of their contract with General Winslow. As the case now stands, it Eeem3 to be hopelessly muddled. From the New York Standard. - In War and Peace. Grant as soldier and citizen has won more victories, has accomplished as much real good, as any soldier now living.' As & General he led the grandest armies of modern times. His subordinate commanders were more brilliant and able than any of the Marshals of the Great Napoleon. : Hi military triumphs will hardly be surpassed by any one in the next century. But great and dazzling and glorious as bis military career, his peace victories seem to ua fctiu more magninOentand enduring, iilectedtne chief civil magistrate of forty millions of people, he promised them peace and has kept his word. He pledged economy and pure administration, and we have botiu The vast national debt is melting away like the snow in Spring. There is virtue and honesty in high places, lne law is enforced; orderis maintained, in wounds 01 war are all but closed. The nation is strong abroad and still stronger at home. .Republican institutions nave been strengthened. The government of the people has been tested and proved to be the best government after all. The London Times sees in the confederation : of States some thing more than a more "bubble." The Herald yesterday Baid: General Grant. In a word. is the rlebt roan in tbe right place at this crisis of t.aca, ulitwu la tbe crisis of tbe war. lie has certain great objects before him now, as be had tben, and he sticks to the grard peai4 Idea of nettling the debt as he stuck, to the grand war idea of capturing the army of Lee. As all hi combinations of tbe war. nt-ar and .remote, treat and small were directed to tbe capture of Lee's army, so now all his measures ot pol icy are maae luoomiuurn 10 iu payment of tbe national debt. Upon this grand Idea his administration 1 secure, and his safe and saving policy will command the approval of tbe country, and tbe Home of Representatives so understand it in en dorsing him on the Cuban question. Mr. Bennett is a keen, shrewd ob server of men and events.- With him we believe-that President Grants ad ministration "iseeeure." and that his policy "will command- the approval of the - country." ? There --is. very little doubt that he will be a candidate for re-election- -The' Democratic papers sav- that -President Grant could be beaten to-morrow, but we doubt it What man, what policy can they offer? Who bas dene more id wat? Who will have, done as much -in- peace? Three-years henoe President Grant will be in the position to present him self to the country and sav: 1. I have -reduced the national, debt - -$500,000,000.- - - 2.-1 have given yoa tca5e. 3. I have given you economy and good Government. ; 4. Under my administration the conntry basket) wo anunequaled pros- - penty. . - . . - -These are four points with which to appeal-19 an intelligent, commeroia people, and on such a platform there can bo very little doubt ot tne result WINDOW SHADES. window Shade Manufactory. OlLBHADEHof any slie or color, good and cbt-op as Auasiqru maud. RUSTIC SHADES nr & nn nfrlnr onalitv made to order. We also make the BL.iNN'ci PATENT RUSTIC or LAP BHADJK. Curtain Trimmings ana lionets icepi in quantity and furnished to (be trade. jM" Patronize home manufacture. - B. BUItBANK. S CO., 138 Main Street, between Fifth and sixth. Post Office Box 7. rri a 4 J. C. ATKINSON, 3? aper Xlixnoi-. Orders left at JOHN WYMOND'3 will be promptly attended te. 1 have been In the business In tho city for six years. Aly work Is the beat reference I can give. mhffl 3m ARCHITECTS. CARD. BOBKtlT BOYD. BOYD I WOOD WOOD, ARCHITECTS, No. 7 Chandler's Block, Comer Kir -t and I.ocust Hi reets, KVANSVILLE. LNI. Pltns and Bpeclfications prepated on short notice and reasonable terra lail& dtf - (OFP08ITX Stkambot Landing), lYIt. "Vernon, I ntJ. U. O. DAMRON . ..PnoFRiEroit This lionise has teen newly furnish ed throughout with a view to the comlort of Its guests. a- The Proprietor keeps a good Livery Stable for tbe accommodation of his parous. myW-tf LIVE AND LET LIVE! SQUARE MEALS 35 Cts. MAIN STREET EXCHANGE, Fif tli txixa SIxtli Streets, jozix c. sciivrr.izER. Je216m SOMETHING FOR EVEliTBODY. .fckTION STOKE. can be fonnd. besides the lareest and- best assorted stock of Drugs, Patent Medicines, and Medicinal Wines in the West, tbe following llt of SPECIALTIES: gpongea and Chamois Skins, pomades and Toilet Powders. J2xlracts Colognes, and Toilet Waters, loadray's Sachet Powders. Jndla Bobber Syringes and Breast Pumps 11 kinds of Combs and Hair Brashes. Jadles' and Gentlemen's rocket Books fjlooth, Nail, and Flesh Brushes. Ink Stands and Match Safes for the pocket. English, French, and American Toilet hoaps. . tf houlder Braces, Trusses, and Supportid ers. All of the above articles will be sold at very low prices. KEMEMBEB THE PLACE, COBSEB MA1K AXO St('l)M) STS. JeSfim Real Estate at Private Sale; , IN PURStJAKCK OF A DtCRF.K F the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh County, the nnderslgned. guardian of Edward J Mitchell, ofiers at private sale the lollowing real estate belonging to said ward, viz. : Subdivision 3, of Lot No. 12, in tbe Original Plun of the city of Kvansvllle, eilnate on Main Sirt-et, between Water and First streets, blni W feet on Mala Street, by 75 feet, wita three-story brick storehouse thereon. Terms of Bale: One-third cash, and tbe residue in one aod two years, with interest. jeU 2w W. BAKES, Uuardlan.

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Evaimille Woolen Mills. fTEADZ KABK.J Hcuke Ss Xeiiiclie, MANUFACTURERS OF JEANS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, STOCKING YARN, fee, Comer Canal and Eond Streets, Evansville, Ind. Highest market price paid for Wool In Goods or C8u. Orders left at the MEIlCirAIfTS' 5A T10NsI MASK, by parties wishing to sell WOOL or purchase GOODS will receive prompt attention. ma9 6m LYOS'3 .FORT ABLE F0RSACE, . Patented April 12, 1370. - ' WANTED MEN WHO WANT TO J1AUK MONKV-Here ls an opportnnitv tor matins money rarely p rebest naiitMl tnallfeiimu. I have eot the and snrest selling article ever lnveniea, that every housekeeper buys on sight. It Is. a sma 1 Furnace, weighing only six pounds, that can be osed with or without a stove. It will fit In the holes of any sized stove or range, and will do as much work with one quart of fuel charcoal, chips, eoke, corncotw. wood, or soit coal as can be done on any stove with one-balf bushel. It will boll three gallons of water In ten minutes with less than one quart of luei. It will boll, broil, roast, toast, bake, aud stew. It Is tbe beet flat-iron heater In the world. Its economy in saving fuel is marvelous. You have no emoke, gas, or beat in the room. It sells the year round. Betail price only ft 73. Thousand are old every week.. - Any man with a mall capital can clear from f'JO to H0 per day by owning tbe right of any good county, and a whole State is of incalculable woriU to a man of enterprise, l win sena mpn Furnace to aor pait of the United stales on receipt of SI 7i. Address for circular. nil full nartlculars. CAHr-ER M. JONKM, Agent. Office at JOHN SCAN1LIN t CO'S, Stoves and .House Furnishing Goods, 91 Main Street, opposite the Court House, Evansville, Indiana, where the Furnace Is In operation. - P. S. I will prosecute every man to the fullest extent of tbe law who oilers for sale one of my Patent Fa re ace without authority from me, mail 2m TEA STORE. ORIENTAL TEA STORE! II. A. CO OIL MAN NOW OPEVEft HIS NEW NfOKK, In the New Opera llauhe. and offers to the trade the tn-rft assorted stock of Fancy and Staple tirooeries ever offered In this city. T El Jk, S.' : ALI grades, from the choicest to a ood, cheap Tea, and pledges himself to sell ad low for the snme quality as can be bought In New Yoik, of any Tea Company or Tea Dealer. COFFEES. RIO, Old Government Java, Ceylon, aud Java assorted grudes at prices taat will defy competition. Coffee will beroasted every dy aud ground free of charge. nnsci.ATn. Crushed, Powdered, -at prices 3T Cut Loaf, Uofiue, A, B, Ac, that will be bure to suit. WHITE DBIPN, New Tork Steam Amber and tioldeu, at prices lower than any time since the war. J3u.ttex unci Choose. EXT HA choice genuine Orange Connty Butter. Extra choice genuine UoMheu Butter. CHOICE ROLL BUTTER. New Tork Factory Cheese to suit all tastes. Western Reserve Cheeso,' English Dairy Pine Appla . M , . Sap Sago and Eadrja " All are asked to call and see wbat flee goods, cheap prices aud good qualities are Offered at the OMENTAL TEA STORE, NEW OPERA HOUSiS CAN GOODS, PICKLES, &C. F Iir.SII hTKAWBEKHIES, F esh Raspbenles, Fresh Blackberries, ' , .Cherries, Peaches.extra. Windsor Corn, fine Apple. " Tomatoes, " Peas. " Lima Beans, Chow Chow, Imperial Hot Pickles; Ciptain While's Oriental PicTilf, Prince of Wales Salad Sauce, Worcestershire Sauce, Tomato Catsup, Assorted Shaker Preserves, Pure Honey, Horse Radish, French Olives, Prench Preserves, assorted, Jcc, &c, at the Oriental Tea Store. Just In Time for the nolidajs I EXTRA CROWN IMPERIAL RAISINS, (all bunches.) Choice Layer Raisins, Sultana Raisins, Uenoa Citron, Lemon Peel, Zante Cur rants, French Prunes, White French Orapes, (fresh.) first ever oflered In tte city. . Atnwre's Mince Pie Meat, ShaJcer Preserves, Guava Jelly Prench Olives, Scotch Marmalade, French Mustard (imported), &c.,&c.t at the Oriental Tea Store. There Is no Suca Word as Fail, TARRAMT'3 COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBEBS AND COPAIBA. ASurc.Certaiii And Speedy Cure For all diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys and Ubikabt OHOAsa, either In the Male or Female, frequently performing a perfect cure it the thort space of three or our dayt, and always In ltss time than any other Preparation. In the uje of Tarrant's Coaipenutl Extract of Cnbebj and t'epaibs There Is no need of confinement or change Indict In its approved form cf paste it is entirely t as teles", and causes no unpleasant sensation to tbe patient, and no exposure. It is now acknowledged by the most learned in the profession that ii the abeve clast of diseases, Cubebs aud Copaiba aie tbe only two remedies known that can be relied upon with any certainty of SUCCESS. TASRAST'S Coinpomiil Extract of Cobeba and 4'opfUbw mr Sold by Druggists all over the World ina5 3m

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Consumption. j The Three Remedle. . 8 chinch's Ptx- ! monio Btktjp," Tor the cure of Cougha, j Cold?, Bronchitis, and every arm of Con- j sumption. The peculiar action of this mod- j lclne ripens the ulcers in the langs, promotes tbe disc1 jge of the corrupt matter by expectoration. Purifies tbe blood, and thus cures Consumption, when every other remedy falls. " " Schenck's Sea-Weed Tonic" for the cure of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all diseases arising from debility. This tonlo Invigorates tbe digestive organs, supplies the place of the gastric juice when that la deficient, and then enables the patient to digest the most nuLrlcloos food. It la a sovereign remedy for all cases of Indiges tion. Schenck's Mandrake Pills," one of the most valuable medicines ever discovered. being a vegetable substitute for calomel, and having aU the useful properties ascribed to that itinera, without producing any cf Its Injurious effects. To these three medicines Dr. J. H Bcbenck, of Philadelphia, owes his an. rivaled success in the Treatment of Pulmonic Consumption. The Pulmonic Sy rep ripens the morbid matter, discbarges it, and purifies the blood. Tbe Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, remove all obstructions -therefrom, give the organ a healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint, which is one of the most prominent causes of Consumption. The Bea-Weed Tonlo Invigorates tbe powers of the atomach, and by strengthen ing tbe digestion and bringing it to a nor mal and healthy condition. Improves the quality of the Wood, by which means tbe formation of ulcers or tubercles in the lungs becomes impossible. The combined action of hose medicines, as thus ex plained, w I cure every case of Consumption If the r tnedles are used in time and the ose of tbe is persevered In sufficient ly to bring the eae to a favorable termina tion. . - . Dr. Schenck's Almanac, containing a full treatise on the various form of disease, his mode of treatment, and general directions bow to use his medicine, can be had gratis or sent by mall by addressing bis Principal Office, No. 15 North Sixth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. " . Price of the Folmonlo Syrup and Sea weed Tonlo, each t 50 per bottle, or f 7 60 a ball doeen. Mandrake Pills, 26c. per box. For sate by an druggists and dealers.. . Tbe Fearful CAXCZR Subdued. TUB CUKK HOW DISCOVKKEO Having been ions afflicted with CAN UK R I resorted to ail tbe remedies of which i could bear. Among tbcm was one recommending a certain herb to me aa a cure. I (as I supposed) procured the berb, ana prepared ana applied it, wniou made a perfect cure, but on examination ny tne family physician he informed me that the herb I had iised, which had made a perfect and speedy rare, was not tbe one recommended. All vno are afflicted can find a speedy cure by sending lor the re clpe, with full directions tor use. 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USK PERRY '4 MOTH and FRECKLE LOiiON." the only Reliable and Harm less Kemedy for removing brown dlaooi orations from the Face. Piepared by Dr, E. C PitKav, 49 Bona Ktreet, N. Y. Hold by uruggisis every wuere. apri-om To remove Moth-Patches. Freckles, and Tan from the face, use I'erry't Moth ana 1-recKie jAiiton. prepared only by Dr is. v. rrRRTi " ho:u Dy an druggists. novl7 d.:m HpN SELF ENERVATION. " E.-SB; Menta s for Yonng Men, on Physical and rvatlou loss of bodily visor, oourti sre, a. d ambition the csuro and cure with anltary aid for the feeble and deftpondlnr. bt fre. In nealed envel opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. raa2rt am Bp N AVOID HlACU.-A victim or early Imprudence, causing nervous debility, premature decy, Ac, has dixooverrd a simple means of cure, which he will tend ret to his fellow-safierera. Add reus J. li, REKVKH, 7 Nassau (street, Kew York. ocii 6m HpN rHALOX'S "PAPSIAX L0TI85" For Cfantirjiiij; the 8 kin and Coin plexloa. 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Batchelor's Hair Dve has bad 30 years' untarnishud reputation to uphold 1U integrity as the only Perfect Hair Dye Black or Brown, fiold by all Druggists. Applied at 18 Bond Street, New York. IfelO LAW CARDS. O. K. DAVIS, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW IIAISHISX117RG, IXI,. Office north of the Court House Bquare. Practices In all the Courts of tbe State Jan24-6m . CHAS. H. BUTTERlrlELD, ATTORNEY A 1 LAW Ornn-Went side Third Rtreet, bet. ' Locust and Main (up-stairs), .. Jal8 d ?m EVASSVIt.IJ(, IND. nil. kuvvjn, U. iS, Claim Ajen'. A1m, KEAL ESTATE and COLLECTiNO AOKNT. Office on Walri Street, between Third and Fourth, No. te!-4 over Keller's Oun Htore), Kvannville, Inu. sepia,'b-i. . W. P. HARfiilAVJS, ATTOUNEY rvt JLV W Office on Third Street, In Wahiaijtoa House Block. Will practice e various Orurt cl the Circuit. Prompt alluUun to oH MUSICAL GOODS. Q. W. WAKJiKN. TUOS. OONTNGTOIf . So 61 MAIS' STUEET. DXALCRa IN PIANOS, OliSANS, MUSIC And Musical Goods of all kinds. Orders by mail promptly attended to. SiWifd ly In the District Court or the United States. For the District of Indiana. In the matter of Henry Fetdman and John H. Peele In Bankruptcy. THE VMlEltNlUSED IIEBEDV gives notice of his appointment as AssiKnee of the estate ot Henry Fetdman and John 8. Peele, ol Kvansvllle, cnnty of Vanderburgh, fetate of Indlann. wilhia the District of lodlaDa, wbo have been adjudged bankrupts, otoo tbelr own petition, by the Dlstrle- Court rf said JListrict. BERNARD bCllAPKEll, Assignee. Kvansville, Jute 18, 1S7Q jeiJ w3w

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AT PANIC PRICES, roR C J. S H ONLY. Wholesale and retail buyers will find It to their Interest to examine our prices before purchasing elsewhere. Oraers by mall, Aa , promptly attended to. FRED. P. STRAUB ,L CO., NO. 83 MAIN STREKT, (Near tbe Court House.) SIGN OF THE BROAD-AXE. mb8 Courier, Democrat, and Union copy.) tHDti, oaa. .jambs UAVinaoa. j, h obi SAMUEL. ORR & CO., CXALKJtH in I EO "Ny & T EE Is. TIN-I'LATl., lVIIti:, Z1NJ, - HPIt I IN O , AXJLE M, Horse and Male Shoes, ' Tinners' and-Blacksmiths' Toola, WA605 i lGI WO0UWOKK WBOl'Ultr HCKAP IttOH ttOUUM'l At tbe blgbeat market rates Sycamore htrtt, near IV utter tonUdtf KVANHV1LLK. IN1. BIBTTlCHEfia 'ftELLOUf. & Co (Buocessors to Wells, Kellogg at Co.) 1MPOKTKKH AND JOHBKKMOK Jari.K,0 W J 1 tic 13 X-ii-wt WtrMt, SIGN. OF TIIK BIG PADLOCK aii:m, axes,----AX1, axi;s, axi:s,axi, TAIiLti CUTLER I , . TABLE CUTLERY, - TABLE CUVL KR Y, POCKKT UUTLKItY, ' POCKET OUTLKllY, I'OOKKT CUTLEKY. Traoo OliitltiM, Truco Oil iilux, n?r,o OiinliiM, I'laiitcrH Hoes, llantcrti Ifo, . llMiiirw ICoea, - Mechanics' Tools, Mccnanlcs Tools, Mechanics' Tools, UGILDKKS' HABOWABK, BVILDKKS HABDWAUK, BUILOEBS QABOWABK, COTTO NASH WOO LtltltIM, cxrriow anuhowloakim COTTON AMI WOOL OAKIMt BKUT RUBBXR BKhTlNli, .. BKdT KUHH ICR BUh TJ MV, BlUUt RVhBKB. BMLTINU, - ELUl and Crctea-Cat Saw, ' . ; 111 and Cross-cut Sawa, " Mill and Cross-CQt Sawi. CASH buyers will find It to their advantage to examine our stock before parchaaIng elsewhere. . At tbe Old Stand, 13 first Bt; 2CTTICHER, KELLOGG it CO. trie SADDLERY, ETC. GK0..TU0UN11ILL, HAVOTUMa Ot Hixiltlli3h unci - IXarne RfcCONl hTUfcKf, ner Main, EV AN8 VLLLE, INDAll kinds of fine Baddies and Harness constantly on baud.- ' ' RkCPAIUiNO done In tbe best mannei and at short notice. (mh5 dtlm Charles - Babcock & Co, ncroBTxas and dulius m Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wool . Work. Hamas Ls, Uames, Enameled Patent ' ... , leather Pad Iskins, Shirt- " " ' ings, tf'c, Jcc, , xamW f KVANsVlLLE, IND. Steam Saw Mill for Sale, KNOWN AS fcTKAIt'J MILL. Also, twenty-nine feet oiT of tbe north end or side of Lot No. lu, in the town of carmi, upon which lot is situated a ftorehoune. Terras or Kale Onn-elguth cash In hand ; ihe balance on a credit. l nine, eighteen and twenty -seven inon'.bs equal payments, the purchaser giving note with approved personal security and a mortgage on tbe premises sold, to secure the payment of tne purchase money. Upon tbe first above described piece of ground la situated the well known Haw Mill owned by tbe late O. P. Btead, which ta known to be on of tbe beta mills in Southern Illinois. For further particulars inquire of Jasper Partridge, Attorney, Carmi, Illinois. TliOM. O. PAKKEH, Commissioner. June 6, mo-Jell ids 'LITEST-& SALE STABLE, Fifth Street, bet Locust & Walnut. Thos. Jlullen, Prp'r. A8CPPLT OrCORD WOOD constantlv on hand. Cisterns filled with ! liehh water.op short notice. I Orders leit at tbe Livery BUble will be promptly attended to. apr(t-fim

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I HUM. U. SMITH & CO . i PRODUCE AND Commission Mtrcli'ts Dealers In Flour, Hay, Oats, Uravs . beeds, and Produce generally, 5o. 5 Sooth Water street, EVANSVILLE. Orders promptly attended to. jalO dly C C Ltok. E. C. Machxxt. Produce and Commission Slorohauts, Dealers in Hay, Corn, Flour Oats and Produce Generally. Ko. 30 Forth Water Street, BOT13 3m EVANR VILLK. IND. B. R. rAI&CHIU. johst w. siyouAH FAIIICIIILI) & BLUGIUSi; Coinmissioii: Mcrcli'ts NEW ORLEANS, LA, Personal attention, and prompt returns guarnnteri! fnnvSdflm BUSIITESS CAIID3. OHborno, : "27 JLocnst Street. Owbornc, ; SIGN PAINTER. Osborne's . Show Cards. Jonl2 dtf o p C9 STATIOITEHLY. JOHN II. SCOTT, lSookseUer,itntioner . AHD ft E W M J E A Ij S3 Jl, Xo. 3 HALT STEXET, tor. Second, aalfi dly KTlHRVItLK, 1KB, 'Lo:-aatrt iiookadiera & Sta'tl6aia SCHOOL BOOKS. . BLA NK JtOOKtS, : . MISCELLANEOUS BOOh PA PER HN VELOPAS. AfTt da u era 1 H Uiti uory , No. JO Xnln Htrot, ETftnsiJHe, Iiidlahn. )nWtv ' notions, etc. dcriiciit,.WIaite d'Co. H HOLES ALK DRY GOODS and NOTIONS 22 ml ii FfUST NT., WVANRVIU.K. INI. INSUItANCE. NEXSEN A! BAKER, Beiioral Insnraiice Agents AND ' ADJUSTERS OF L0SS3, No. 10 Main f.trcet, Up-Stalrs, .. .. KVANHVILLK, 1N1. Dwelling Houses Insured for a term of years at, greall) reduced rates. Three Years at the Price of Two Five Years at the Price of Three Iire lutiirasico u KjtecluKy. Total Cash Assets RenresentMl Ottx Twenty-Seven Million. Dollars. The following are among tbe Companies ETNA. Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn. Cah AsHeU.....w.......M..rt,500,000. P1KKNIX Ina Co. of Hartford, Conn. Cash Asset ....- .l17oo,ot(). CONTINKNTAI. Ins. Co. of New York. Cash Assets H-s,H,OUO. H OJtT HI AJ1KKICAN 1 nsu ran oe Coo. Hartford, Conn. Cash Asseta ...taOO.OOO. WKItCIl ANTS' Ins. Co. of Hartford. Ct. Casta Aaseta ,........M.......o,Ol0 KOBTH AMKHICAS Insurance Co. o New York. Casta AsbeU ..... asoo.ooo. Pilars IX Ins. Co. of Hrooklyo N. Y. Cash Assets ...-......l,ob OOO. TONMEKN A N. YORK l ire Ins. Co. Cash AsueiJi...... ........... a'jo.oet.oo A I.IFK Ins. Co. 6f Hartfonl, Conn. Cash Assets. .... 3,000,000. NEXSEN & BAKER, Agents,' ' 10 MAIS 8TBKKT, EfamTlIle, tnd. Jan30 dly STANDARD of all kinds. HORNBUOOK A CO., No. V Norm Water Htreet. ea dsm Kvansvllle. Ind IiiglcMido Coal Mines ' CHEAP FUEL. TO rACTOKIHf wanting cheap fuel, we offer lack at the Mines at one cent per busoei; delivered, its'. Hazel Coal at tbe Mines lour cems per juHbel ; delivered kiz cents. Nut Coal, at the Mines, six cents per bushel; delivered, eight cents. or contracts on Clean Lump Coal, please apply to our oPlce. We are prepared to furnUh a cienner article tban ever before. JNO. 1NOLK, Jr., A HON. api3 3m ... Proprietors. .OK. 1. HAA Over firm National Dank, I'ornor l?!n Vl first htrveu, Kvansvllle, lea MA N t.' K A fit1 K K ft or 'O.Nl!t. ons Unm Work, lold. Hilver. Vnicanite, Coraiite, and Amber PIkImi, V?vtt Work, Artificial faiaUu, Ac ADMIMKTKATOB of Nitrous OslJ u excellent and sate nilhUe. (Jtiii roform, tther, and also several local pan Iyxera. NKUKALOIO AfTectlons treated. MY KACILITlr are as good and o establifcbroent as larve (couslstlng of nvi rooms) as any lu the United BtaUis. I KETDRS MY THANKS for the tensive pat ronage received during the past mchl

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i-howiw. 2. ILH. WOOlJ-HIIifi i HOWES & WOOLDHIDGc cottoit tactoiil;, l'HOlilC'E AM) as2 fiioxt ,stisi:i:t. Liberal Cah Adtancr on Cotton ana Produce. ii 2 AJCPKX, H. KIPTNKTJY. TtTI.ITJ3 VA1K1S FAVU X. MCKTIMIK. 8. H. KENNEDY ft 0., FOB T K SALE OJ" Floor. Pi ovMo is, Ccro, Whisky Ana western jTounce generally, 05 aud 67 l'OYf?ll N KTHKl'.T, M5W OKLKA.NS.LA. Conslirnmenta so !c!ted, nnd liberal ca-.li advances made on tblpnif nts to t he above hone, ty w. i. aki. ocil t!dm Evasvii.i,k, Jw F08TEE & GW1N, C02IIIISSI0H IIEIlCnANT3, 07KACAZ1T8E STI1EET, NE W ORLEANS. Enw.viAi. ATri:r.Ti(."v -1 vtsi 10 Western Prod ace. CoBslfftinients cf Klonr, Corn, Pork and all kinds of Wtern Produce solicited , Liberal eaab a4v tnoos made on all ship menu, either for a Is lu New Orleaus or shipment New i ork. ' rosTi:rt,avT.m; c-. ?., CoinnilNMliiu KlorchmitH 41WATtRNTKl.i:r, novl-dMm NEW YOllK. li. St. DCXKXil0 .4 , J, K. HANKUH. E. IL DUNKEI1S0N & CO. Forwarding & Commissiot ' IMorolitiritj AND O KNJ1HAL A U K N 0TH ry "t sr h Jti...' VlMN aUB. aWh-4 ; FAST FREIGHT LINE, 0tK THE ' KTAXSTIltK JL CKAWroiIBSVILI.K TKHKR MAI TK & IXIHAXAi'OLIS, LAKK SliOUH ,t KUIS KAII.'lO.llti " ' ' E VA NS VI L LL IND. LlberM cash ad- anctts ini Jion coriK!i;iiT. s. pcuorotrlr. n. o oilwrt, dusouchi:t & GiLnniiT, OKNKHAL COMMISSION M ER CllA N 7 S, Xo. 3H Pcydras Ktrpct, NJSIW OKLKANM, LA Orders aud cons guinents to:i Itf ti. Jy&dtf Haaiyow J. P mi.ru, of New Orlcnus. J. O. AloCi)l.lX)Oii, of lAHilNVljio, Ky. K Norr, of N w Orleans. Plielps, fkCtiiloeh a I'o.. - PRODUCE, PROVISION, A.!r r.t!Kii. Commisaicn Hlorchnnts, H2 GRAYIKC STKEZT, mtVUatt NEW OI'.l.KA N.s. WJI. G.-11K0WN A CO., ForwardiDg and Ccninissioi) WHARFS OAT PHOriU KTOiW, Railroad arid Fust Frsixlit lln . i gents, tu VAN N V I LI.K, IND. JanH dly ; ; A, 8. IIAIIIUHST, fKOUVCK, VOA'M'WMJN AA1 f WARDING MRROHANT, j No. B r. f'nritii W'Kif f ' leler lu Kluur. i'un'.in. Hv. timand Country Prodaco r, m. HUMj uiuy. ur.o. j. u it C. W. KS.KHKY. UU.UPIIIIEY, LEWIS V do. roBWAUoi.vs A.D toy n;sio.v Msi'U Oil A N TS, VrorWwH of IV ill-j. lOvn n - i ( I ti lnl Im u. saik.. ,-..u. :. OA III I) & h'i.i ii i. aKNEKA 11. AUf.KiS, VttUUV. orwardliii; Mini (joniiuisiilwu : coants, KvaimvUix, Jndtaiin. l'.-,fHr Q. Wheeler, fron't, Hil .Nh.iIou.iI Lu audHain'l Orr, Vl.se Prw,:a;iit livn,u,: ,, National Hans, Aguuts for Mutton O.ty Halt : . uo. :- 'TTr' wniL itKrtisii v frleoc's Kiiii 1 i.-iniT ii!tLiori. Uuiui are on KlltrtT Kliti Ki', nm; ,i-,t,t ht,A Vine, next to L. j'lnjirM Tin hi,oii, miih lu the trtl9 of L.lUUJlH. VlAilln imstMl.iIJOAU. Ac. u:M Dfiouid see them. H. l. A lAAn &(.. II. IJ'. AJ.LIfj CO. fOKWARDIKa AUD (J0A;:,!lL.ir. MKii'JHA.NTs KECTlKlKP-i. su-l Wl olurtalo 1.:h..i. FIR S T S T R E E T One door below V.'ne, neit to L. Pltr ion . l;u tlioj, LVAFitVlLLI, J3i, Janl dtt Johnson's Roal Estata 'A Patent Agency. rMSFJWaDd DWKLLINO HOllHK.s Building Lois and Farms, una tlinlicr. Chi lamia, clii'np, anil on easy lei ins. Pat-c-Tnor aa siuux rocuri. A Li V All JOHNHON, Real E:a(B and I'ateut AL'tnt OfTIrn on ThlrdHtr-et Kvsr svll le. J nd. ntVi v icdlock. Tiia Hasih or Civil. Kociktv. Kmny for You np; Men,, on tb9 honor aud ImpplnxHu of Marrlijff,, aud IlieevllH arid dauem of Celibacy; wltli saallary hfclfi for tne attMlumerit of mans true poMtlon la 11!. Heut lre, lu fcOHiei! envelopns. Afldrt-KW HOWAltli AHhOt i ATiON, I'm P, PhlUdelpk.!a. Pa. UtiDtliwuii ""WATCIIMAKIirG. A. C KOSXNCRA.NK. HAmirfiMIIK! UOSEN'CUANS & 'SMITH, WatiiimakcrE and Jewelers, KO. 13 NOtII DiKCONI M T., BKAI.KItH lu AmerlPBn. Kngllsh and HwIhm Wat-Sf In KOld, tuiver aud piaUJ cases. 'lne Jewlry, Milver Ware, Cloess, Ac. Personal aMom'on tJ'vtm to repairs of flue wn.l ht-H, &i. Jrtto work enl-uNied pprentlcus. J. Ii II 12 1 N L A N I) E E, WH0LK3ACK DIAtSH IS HOHEhTIG AMI Nl'ASINll So. 115 3IAI.V HrUEET, 4M dim EVANSVILLE, INU,