Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 January 1864 — Page 2

UHu FOR SALE.

COW FOB ? ALE A No. J. Cow for sale with V. a ChIT two weeks did, by " jni2 3t H. D. ALLIS.

House and Lot for Sale. ONE Ok' THE MOST DKSIRABLE RESIDENCES iu the city for gale; in complete order, containing UuR u: with CMtMbH and Bra.-k-.-tn f..r Oas.lwo brink Cistern, Stable, Wood, Coal and tint-lions ps, a good dry "uric. Cellar 13 teet square, weft lighted. Tlx: House is wood heavy oak frame stands back 40 feet from the street, leaving a beantifnl frrnit Twr.i f..rm-- I.nt To bT 500 feet, enclosed

a uood substantial tsnee. Corner of Oak and i

Water street, above the residence of Bobert Eariies-ikq. Enquire of octiOtT CUABLrS BABCOCK, No. 8 Main 8'reet.

FOR RENT OR SALE. TMI MKT OB fE AT BEAUTIFULLY X Wthafr-d Residence, near the Salt Wells, with al out two acres of Laud. Will trado for good city property. Enquire of E E. JHStiST, c r. Mai and First.

S20 REWARD.

It is not at nil remarkable, Out

very significant, that whilo our Government has made every effort, compatible with its honor, to secure an exchange

of prisoners of war.the rebels having displayed equal energy in preventing an exchange, by raising all kinds of objections and obstacles, in the caie alone of Major White, the captured Pennsylvania Seuator, do they urge tho objection

that " his detention is a service to the

Confederacy." Nor is it strange to us

that diiloyal papers justify the proceed

ings of the rebel authorities, and express the hope that all other Federal prison

ers, regardless of the date of capture,

may be exchanged before Major White.

As we said before, it is in this way the

rebels North and South play into each other's bands.

LOST, troni a urove ol inulea, on ouuuay las., ooo Mule, branded II on left jaw; main and tail close!)"itrimu.ad. The mule wa well broke. I ill jive tzO fur se.id mule, to be delivered at Setcjiel Bowles livery Stable, or floffor any direct information as to its whereabouts. E.G. SMITH. i

FOR RENT.

I70B -BENT. A PEASANT TWO STORY

I Brick House, containing eight monies situ

ated on a large pleasant, well improved lot. Po

session given from the 1st to the 10th of February.

or ; arric .lars cnquirs at tua office. janlO : ' r

np BEST A NICK B SICK. HOUSE. ( OS

" s. l.tr.. r in.-', eoodfiuble, evei yrl.intr convenient. Enquire aWis office. jaUl-lw

HTRSPAy.

..JANUARY 28

31. THAYER,...: J. S. SILVERTHOKX,.,..

...Editor.

..'.Associate

FOR PRESIDENT TS I SO I

ABRAHAM LINCOLN

FOR VICE-PRESIDENT

ANDREW JOHNSON,

Of Tennessee.

y The train on the O. k M. R. R. from Cincinnati fuiled to connect yesterday, as usual. This failfcro is becoming a great nnisanee, and wo nope Mr. Ingle will change bo as to accommodate our

citizens by having the trains on tho

E & C. R. R. arrive here about G o'clock

MARRIED.

DRY GOODS.

At the Church of the Holy Triuity.-ou Wednesday morning. January 27lh, by Bev. T. Kutassy. Mr. I!i:nt Hiiisi an-; to Miss I.orilA A. Vssscaisx, both of fills city. With i he above we received a magnificent cake, jOr which the happy couple have our thank, with the hope that their voyage of life may he all along aa bright a their marriage mors.

DRUGS, &C.

2Cq, 10

2PI EK. rT STBBT, Wholesa1? ad Retail

WATCHES & JEWELRY

SPECTACLES.

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County Convention.

The Unccmditioiral Union Men of

Vanderburgh County are, invited to mee

in County Convention at the Court

House in Evansville on Saturday, Feb

ruary IZth, at 1 o'clock, P. M., for the

purpose of appointing delegates to the Union State Convention and securing a

more perfect organization for the ap Yroaching,political canvass.

tF Two or three days ago, we copied a paragraph which went the rounds of the . press in 1n06. credited to the Day Book, a notorious pro-slavery paper in New York. The paragraph, we are satisfied, is genuine, - and plainly expresses the opinions promulgated by the Lay Book at that time. We still believe the extract to be truly copied from the Day

Book, notwithstanding the impudent denials of political whipper-snappers who know nothing at all about the matter. We believe it to be true. 1st Because it harmonizes with other articles from the same paper and with articles in South Carolina papers,, from which the Day Book drew its iaspira-" tion. 2d. Because the quotation was copied by papers in different parts of the country at the time, commented upon and uevvr denied. -- - ' 3d. The Day Book itself has not teen proper to diiown the paragraph, but has gone still farther and continues to harmonize with the rebel press in eulogizing Jeff. DaTis and the constitution of the so-called Confederate States. When the Day Book authoritatively denies ever having published the sentiments attributed to it, we will be diapos. ed to refute its denial, or acknowladge our mistake not before.

Dr. Ezra Reed, of Terre Haute,

formerly of the 21st Indiana, has been sent to Camp Nelson, Ky., to look after

the welfare of the sick and wounded Indianians of the six months' troops now

in the convalescent camp at that place.

He took tricing a lot of 'sanitary supplies suitable for sick soldieis.

Dr. Reed is a good sample of the true Democrat. He was the particular friend

of the lamented Douglas, who was for

several months a guest at his house, and

he now shows his devotion to tho teachings of Judge Douglas by the most unswerving devotion to the cause of the eountry. The people will always delight to honor such Democrats. Abolitionist. The Terre Haute Journal, as published under the new editors and proprietors, who are open and avowed peace sneaks and Southern rights men, makes liberal use of the term ''Abolitionist," as applid to Union men. The editor, we are informed, is a fossil who last published a paper in Mississippi, and has not yet learned that the word "Abolitionist" is "played out" in the loyal States, and is now only used by rebels, traitors and negro thieves. Progress, Messrs. Dowling, Bailey and Jeff. Davis.

WI H. P. STODDARD, AC 1 J Wain Street, EVA55VILLE, IND. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAiER IN foreign and Domestic Drugs, Cneruicals, Oils, Paints, Yarnishet, Qhts, Patent M: dieine, Perfumery and Kaney Articles, to whieh he is constantly recieving additions selected with great care, and well adapted to the wants of Met. iiauts, Drugilats and Physicians. Abo, a large and varied assortment of Ambro-

typ and Photograph materials, comprising ev rything waed in the art. All orders recievc prompt attention, and tilled at lowest prices, and packed with rare. The attention of the trade resixeXfully solicited. jBKlt EXU1BIT10H ATTHK DRUG STOKE, 1 17 Main street, of a magnificent display ol choice Perfumery, compriniag several new and popular styles and odors, never before . r a in this market. Fancy Extracts and Pum:tS' at ail pricea. WJI. H. P. hTODDAUD.

Onr second pcrclmso this fall of everything in our linu that is New, Rich

AXD

ABTISTS AND MEBCHANTs), WHO CANDO, well leave home, can depend upon having their orders tilled promptly, and at the same price as thongh they were personally present, and charges collected from boat, by sending to 51. H. P. 8TODDAKD, Drnucist and Apotheca

ry, and dealer in Phelngraph Stock, Ns. 17 Main

street, Xvaasville, lad.

CvOAfOIL, (WHITE AND INODOKOOS.) BY .' the barrel or gallon, at 17 Main Street, to

gether with a soosl assortment of Lamps and

Chimneys. Call and see them.

JU8T BECIEVED, ANOTHEB CASK iY that superior Soda ash, with which everybody was so successful in making good soup last

tail, st the lrg More, 17 Alain Street.

ONSTITCTION Water, WIZABD OIL, illL-

ton's Osment, ad an endless assortment of

Patent Medicines, for sale at the City Drug Store. Jk27 WM. 11. P. STODDABD.

AUCTION HOUSE.

The Pope and Jeff. Davis. Most of our readers have read the cor

respondence between Jeff. Davis and the Pope, in which the reat conspiratory flahnted his personal piety so offensive- " ly in the face of Europe. The Pope, of course, addressed " The honorable and illustrious President, " iu terms highly complimentary. Indeed the two seem ,to have resolved themselves into an impromptu mutual admiration society Pope Fio iVonc, is an old maa andthere are many things connected with the Great Rebellion that he- don't un- ' derstand. The New York JPosi truly sap that if he bad been in full possession of tjbc history of the rebellion, and had fully understood the present aspect of the couflict, he might have made his answer somewhat more pointed and spec

ific He miht have said :

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"Illustrious President, your prayers are on the point of bein rIost favorably answered. The ..peace which, as vou

itver, yrn httve been beseeching from heaven, for more than two years, is now at your doors. The strength of your govjerument is rapidly waning; your people are deserting you; thousands of those who at first supported you, see that they were misled; thousands of others who desired to remain true to the Union, and . whom you forced into rebellion, perceive the day of deliverance at hand. The Federal Government makes offers of peace to the Southern people, and, if you do not shut your, eyes to what others clearly perceive, you must see that they will be accepted, and the war concluded on that basis. In a abort time the carnage which you so pathetically lament will have ceased, and the people of the South, delivered from a usurpation which they were never asked to sanction, will be allowed to live in that peace which you profess so ardentlvto desire."

Gsst eatchVt-Foi; along time, nearly

ever since w Lavo held the city of

Memphis, General James C. Veatch, of

this State, has .been "commandant, and'

bow well he biffs done l is work may be judged from tho following compliment in the correspondence of the Washington Chronicle: "In General Jas. C. Veatch we have a true friend. He is un officer of unimpeachable integrity, snd makes just discrimination between the loyal and disloyal, winning the affections

of one and commanding the respect of

the other."

Feiekds or iny. Soldiers. A proposition has been introduced into the Michigan Legislature to give soldiers the right to vote wherever they may be stationed on the day of election. It will not surprise loyal men to learn that every Devwcral in that' body opposed it. The Democracy of Michigan . can't be much for McClellan, or else they don't think the soldiers are.

Government Trawspotatiox. We

learn from the Cincinnati Commei-cial that the lowest bids made for all the Government transpotation to the Cumber

land were by Captain John B. Ford, of

New Albany, Indiana, and B. C. Levi, of Louisville, for all the traaspotation

from Louisville and points beJow, and by John G. Isham, James D. Lehmer, John

A. Williamson, Thos. Gaff, and W. E Gibson, for all the buiiaess from Clncin

nati-i-the only question- as to an award

being between the above, and the bids of

David Gibson and Daniel Collier for the

entire business, and as to certain conditions in the bids of Messrs. Isham & Co. The award will probably be made to-day. The bids of Ford and Levi for the Louisville basiness is on ordinary pound freight from Louisville, forty cents per one hundred pounds; hay, forty-eight cents per hundred; wagons $ft 50; each head of cattle, $7; horses, $5; mules, $5 50; officers, one cent per mile, and from other points at 'the sarae rates, in proportion to the distance transported. The bid of Messrs. isham & Co. i3 for ordinary pound freight from Cincinnati to Nashville, forty-five eenta per one hundred pounds; hay,, fifty-five cents per

one hundred paaads, if carried on s teamboats; officers, one cent per mild; pri" vates, half a ceat per mile per man; horses, $8 tho entire distance; mules, $6 50; cattle, $9; wagons, $10. We regaad these rates as very fair and reasonable for both parties, and have no doubt it will prove a saving to the Gov. eminent over the system of chartering bop.ts by the day, and though it has re

quired much labor and difficulty on the part of Captain Swigart and Colonel Parsons to break up the charter system and secure so favorable a contract, yet we are confident it will in the end prove satisfactory to all parties. The bidders are men of means, business capacity and experience, and will, beyond doubt, execute the contract to the satisfaction of the Government as well as to their own profit. Thh Leader of the Ikon Clads. We had the pleasure, last evening, of taking by the hand oar friend Col John Coon, the intrepid and scarred leader of the iron clads the veteran and invincible 14th Indiana. We last bade farewell to Col. Coon the morning the glorious and immortalized 14th left Terre Haute, 1,045 brave and noble men, under command of the gal" lant "Kimball.

The then Lieatenant Coon has stood by the boys and shared all their dangers and perils up to the present, except when prostrated by honorable wounds, and has carved his way to the proud position he- now occupies by his own valor

ous deeds, and by those of the brave men he has the proud honor to command. The Iron-Clads, now only 200 in number fit for duty, arc as usual in front, nearest the enemy on the Raipidan. Sodden Death. We are pained to learn that Mr. John Britton, who it will be remembered met with a most painful accidentabout two week since, died very suddenly and unexpectedly yesterday at noon. He was slowly but favorably improving from the effects of his severe accident, and his friends ware encouraged with the belief that he would soon be well, and yesterday morniug he was feeling"quite well, when he was suddenly stricken with some fatal affection of the heart, supposed by the dectors to be neuralgia of that organ, which terminated his life in about thirty minutes. Mr. Britton had spent several years in California and Australia, and returned from the latter place about a vear agoHe was a gentleman of great energy of character, and was highly esteemed by a large circle of acquaintances and friends.

Old Auction House and a New Auctioneer. J J. OOHN, HAVING RENTED THE OLD Auction Boom on tb corner of Main and Third streets, Evansville, for a term of year?, will continae the Auction aud Commission business, and attend to sellititc all kinds of Coods, Fr.ruitave, Wagoas, Busies, Carriage, Horses, Cuttle, all kinds of Manufactured Articles, Ae. Liberal Hdvaucee madeon consignment. Prompt attention will be given toall good entrusted to my .-ars. (Jan -27) 3 .3. COTN.

XJ. S. Marshal's Sale.

BY virtue of an order of Sale to me directed fronvtht- i lark's office of the District Court of the United States for tho District of Indiana, 1 will o Friday the L9th day of February, a. b. 1861, between the hoors of 10 o'clock, a. ii . and 4 o'clock, p. St., at the Court House door in the town of Hvauaville, Vaoderburtrh County, Indiana, offer for sal at public auction the life estate and interest of Xliana M. Kairehild in ami to the f illOwing described realty, torwit : Lot No. 10, 45, nd 40 in the upper enlargement of the city of ftvunsvillo, Vandorbnrgh county, Indiana; the samu having been condemned and forfaited to the United States a enemies' pronarty, and the Marshal ordered by the Court to sell the same. DAVID O. ROBE, U. S. Marshal. X By J. 6. Bijelow, Deputy. ja28

LARGE SALE

Of Ladies'

Cloaks and Auction.

Shawls at

DESIRABLE, UaT e.?ilT

Has now arrived, uninug which will be Crnnd a

1 ... assortment ol Plain French Merinos,

Fancy French Merinos,

Fancy French Casumers, Plain, and Fancy Delains all Wool. And all tho New Style of RICE "WINTER DRESS QQ0DS AliJO a .-idendid lino of cie;.int

Black Cloth Cloaks, SCARLET AND ELTJE CLOAKS, CARPETS, OIL ff,TIIS, h u a s,

WINDBWtfAD'ES,

"Window Hollands,

Curtain Damasks, LAXJE , CURTAINS, Curtain Fixtures

CUE TAIN CORNICES;

And almost everything in the

I10lTSOlTBNISSJNG LINE

my20-lv .TAflX'ESS FRENCH, No. IO Klrst Street, Evansville. MACHINEST.

I WILL sell without reserve, to the highest bidder, 35,000 worth of LADIES riNK CLOTH CLOAK.& and SliAWLd.at Masonic flail, corner of Main and First streets, on Wodnesday and Thursday, January 27th aud 2Mb, commencing at 2 o'clook, P. a., Wednesday. These Goods are ail of the ncweet style, lining from one of the largest manufacturer in th6 Kaat, and ladies will find this a raro opportunity to get batgaius iu Cloaks. The Goods will be open for inspection at 10 o'clock Weduesday morning. H. NELSON, Auctioneer.

Dissolution of Co-Partnership. THK CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing lwt ween Geo. MLlcrsnd John A. Miller was this day dissolved by mutual consent. Geo. Miller is suthorlred to settle all debts due, and liabilities of the late firm. GEO. MILLER, ja27 JSO A. MILLER.

LAW SCHOOL or . : Harvard College, 1864. TWO TERMS of Nineteen Weeks, commencing March 7th and September fuh. Vor catalogue aud circular address JHUL PARKER. Royal Professor. Cambridge, Mass., Jan. '. 1864. ja27 dlw3.

Administrator's Sale.

Adminis.tMtwr' Sale of Real Instate. BT VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF Till COURT of Common Pfcas of Tuoderburgh County, Indiana the uudersigned, Admiaistrator of the estate of Abraham P.IIstchlusoa. decearad, will, on the 27tb day February, lbsA, at the Court Iiuuse, in the City of Evansville, sell at ; lie" tealo the following described real estate, to-wit : Lots 17 and IX, in block 1, in bray 'a .Enlargement af the City of KvansviUet; also, ttte southeast quarter of the uorth-caat quarter aud the north-east quarter of the scatsli-aust qcarter of section 10. in township 5, sontbof range 10, west ; also, two acres and t,2 polea, part of the northwest quarter of the soutn-west quarter ot section 11, lit the same township and ran re, bsThg th north-west corner of said quarter, and beiun all that part thereof which lies welt of the Petariiburgh Road; said several tracts constituting a farm of about 80 acres. Lite owned and occupied by Bobert Earl, aud situate on the Putcrsburgh road, about ten miles from Evansville, in the Blaegrass neighborhood. TERMS: Uno-tltisd. cash, oae-third at six months, aad one-third at twelve months, with interest, the purchaser giving note with approved surety, waiving rvliof laws. jy27 HIRAM NELSON, Auct'r.

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Desirable Impp.oveicext. Two -j ,

, "iui, nun aa yet ary crosanirs,

haye been constructed orer Locost street, on Second, an improvement that has been much needed, and like crossing s at several other intersections of streets would be a great convenience to ouc citizens.

Executor Sale of Valuable Real Estate. BY TIJrTTE OF THE POWER CONTAINED in the will of Johu li.Maghee,deewed,the undersigned Executor of said will and testumeut will

on the 20th (Ley of JEobruai.v, lft.ii, a4 the Court I i

House door in the erty of ivansvine, proceo.l t. sell at auction the Julian ing described Real Estate situate in the city of Evnnsvilte, to-wit: I. 23 0-12 feet otf the n e siilo,of lot 3- and 17 feet

o T the s w side of lot .!! in the original plan, 1 . 40 C-12 by 15(1 feet, n w side uf First street, 1jinn the business stand of the late firm of J. II. Maghtu 4 Co. 2. Lot 38 and the of lot .19 adjoining, in the Upper Enlargement of the city of Kvansvilhvlieiugl25 feet fronting on First street by 160 f,-t deep, between Chestnut and Cherrystreets. 3. The o w half of lot l'J.S in tho Donation Enlargement, said lot being divided by a lino running through the centre thereof troui front to rear, being situate on Fourth street, between 'XValnot and Chestnut streets. 4. Lot 20, und all of lot 21 lint C4 feet off the alley end, in block I in tbo Raatcru enlargement. 1- -fug situate on Cherry strc t, between Seoond and Third. 5. Lots 5 and C in block 14; in- the Eastorn Enlargement, situate on Fourth street, bctweenCher. ry aud Oak. 37 VI , tldO 1 6. Lot 3 in MocVK! Tn the Eastern Vnlargement. fronting ou JUaiu street, between Seventh aud Eighth. IHiniOO 7. Lot 11 aud 12 in block C2 in the Eastern Enlargement, being 54V feet by lfSj corner of Jlain and HighOi streets. 8. Lot 15 in block f2 in th Eastern Enl.irgcn.etit, sitwate on LociMi between ATentli and Eighth streets. 9. Lot 7, subdivision of out lot 3, in the Upper Enlargement. 10. Lots 13, 14.1-"and 16inbhjck7In the Northeastern (Rowley's) Enlargement 11. Lots 3 and 4 in block 11 in the Southern Enlargexaeat. 12. Lot V, block 3C in the Eastern Enlargement, corner of Seventh and Sycamore streets. 13. 18 feet on Main street near the brick School House, aad running back U a point parallel with the Southern bermdary of Ltiliston's and Lock-: hart's Enlargement, being thostoro and premiscsformerly owned by Winkelmann. 14. Lots 10 and 11 in block 1. aud lot 1 iu block 3 in Bray's Enlargement. Also the fallowing e(C ibed lands: 15. The north- ast quarter of the northwest quarter of aectlon 4, township r, south of range lowest.

10. AH- that part of the northwest quarter of F

section a, luwnsiup o south D ranee 10 wes' , thus bounded : beginning at the s e cornor oi lot 40 block 9 Oeodsell's Enlargement of KVa...vllIe. thence east 122 foot, thence north 20- fret, thence-T-t 122 feet, thence south 292 feet to tho beginning ; and lets 9 and 40 in block 0 in sai I Good-s..-11's Enlargement, making together about ntcre of ground near the city. . TERMS One-fourth cash, J;ho remainder on a credit of IS mouth, the purchaser :iin ' -uoteti with approved surety, bearing, jBtercst, and waiviag relief laws. Any one pnrchasingVnsyevtend th time for on or more year beyond the expiration of tb credit above specified, at his option as to one-half of the amount of the defrrpetTaayments. ja221 TliOMAS H. MAGHKE. Exseutor.

CtraigTlAN KHATZ. WN. HEILVAH KRVFZ & HE&SVSAN, Jiy Xonraclx Manufacturers and Builder, of Steam Engines and Boilers, Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws, uuiTning: Machines, Chinescugar Caae Mills, THSKI2sG MACHINES, &c, EVANSVILLE, 1ND. rlUr. PROPRIETORS OF THE CUT FOUNDJ. ry beg leave to inform their friends aud the rablicjn gcnccaL that they uro prepared to do all kiudao; ' Maciiiiis & Finish in g Work And everything nppeitninln to tho Foundry basiness. They are manufacturing Steam Engines anl Boilers of any uize and pwer required. Saw 3 ill Hachiurry a'ud JUU Gearing of any size; DisIKry aittl Mfni:i Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gumming Machines, Threshing Machines, Malt Mills, Horsepowers, Corr, Shelters, Machinery ol all kinds made and repaired ; Iron and Brass Cast-

ingr- of every description, Jron House rout, cellar Grates, &c. CfebWbttfuaa d Heating Stove of the lati at improved patterus ; Hollow Ware, Dog Iron, 4cY - 'f,tr. J Brewers, Distillers'. Ecctiiers, &c. npplied with every .'description of Copper and .sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerator, Attumporatora, Sparaa, StUlhe.ads and Worms on i:i improvc-d vri:iciple, t'ot'.imc for Alcohol Mills, Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, Ac. ; Copper, Lead and Irov Pipe ; Copper, Brans and Iron 1'unipe of every variety, for liecr. Spirits, 041, &c. Brass Cocks and Voivcs, Stoain Whisths, Ax. Warkmon wot to sd j parts l ;' t up work and do repair ou fcU-jtun Cvikrj, Copper aud sheet Iron Work, Ac. Old Metals Bought. They are dealing in aad selling Allen' improved .- l.-aie. Guage, Fowilit Iron Welded Pipes and Tnbbinp, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Machines, Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, German Bolting Cloth, Giuu Elastic Belling, Packing, Hose, Ac, of the bf st liihd : Tinplute, Sheot Iron Block Tin, Pig Itoa, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick. They have every ffcvffffyof the best Machinery and workmen, end will give all work entrusted to them, their individual attoutien, tilling order p.' rapi.y. warrauUng their work, and arsaatisfiod anth seasonable pries. ad50iTlco snd Sale Booms, Foundry, Boiler-yard llachino bhopon Pine street, between First and econd streets, Evansville, Ind. doc7

HOUSE AND COW FEED 20 tons of rich country Brali just ren ivod ," At ELLIOTT'S FamltV Orocerv.

-HIS IS A RICH AND PECTORAL BALSAM or TUI MOST HEALING, SOFTENING, AND EXPECTORATING QUALITIES . IT IS A SATE ASD PLEASANT MEDICINE TOR IM AM'S AXI) TOl'XC CHILDREN IT IS A CBRTAIN BEMEDT 70S

ASTHMA,' CONSUMPTION,

HOOPING COUGH AND CROUP.

LT IS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST F.EMBDT TOR

COUGHS,

COLDS, SORE THROATS,

CHRONIC COUGHS,

NIGHT SWEATS, & Bleeding from the Lungs,

30 CENTS PER MOTTLE. For Sale by all Druggists, and manufactured only By SB. BTBICKLAND, CINCINNATI, O.

"H1XTBA CURED HAMS o,000 lbs. extra Sugar 1 .Ci Cnred ffams at n. A. COOK'S.

EXECUTOR'S SMaB.

1 1sKT MAKKKT BASKETS IUU i in Neat, at H. A. COOK S.

Come in out of ihf Draft Enlist in the Veteran Service. rj7HE 3..TH. INDIANA KEOIMENT, whose tI liravery on eveTy batrle Held from Kentucky to Georgia has-secured for it a high place among the bravostKegiiuents in th -Armv of tbeCumberland, and whose famous charge, as the advance of Whitaker's Brigade, on the rebel works at Lookout Mountain, attest its bravery and devotion. The Beeimeut,has rc-enlisted as veterans and returaed home tot-ecruft to it fighting weight. Cut. Morton has promise.; that it shall be rilled as speedily as possible, and has appointed the undc reigned as Uecrniting Officers for this County. The highest ii oven: ment Bounty will be paid to accepted recruits.: Apply to CAFT. JAS. FITZ WILLIAMS, CAI'T. JA8. A. OAVISK, Secruituig Offloers, at V. Boyle' Store, First street, between Main and Sycamore st:, Evan, ville, tad. Jan 27. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR 200 Lbfs of extra Family Family Flour at ELLIOTT'S Family Orooery.

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COSTIVKSESS, I5DaeKSr.CH, or DloPEPSIA, WIXD AXD COUC, BAD TASTE B THE MOITH. BOWEL COSTPUfM, BBECMAT1SU.

and all affections of tha Stomach, Head, Liver, L Bowch 25 CENTS PER BOX. For Sale bv all Druggists, and manufactured only b DE. STRICKLAND, Cincinnati, O. ASK TOUR DBCQGIST FOR

Fine Periscopic

EYE GLASSES,

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lNSOLUBL rJ CEMENT.

Obkat DlSCOVEBT.

Applicable to the useful arts.

A new thln

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Combination.

Boot A Shoo

Manufacturers

Jewelers.

Families.

It Is a Liquid.

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USEFUL and VALUABLE DISCOVfiKII HILTON'S INSOLUBLE CEMENT! Ia of more general practical utility thnn aa-r invention now beforo the pnblic. It has Imcn thoronghly tested dnrinp; the last tw o years by practical men, and pronounced to b

SUPERIOR TO ANV Adhesive Preparation known. Hilton's Insoluble Cement Is a new thing, aud the result of year of study, its combination is on vfil Dm y Sclentlfle Prlnciplea, And ninler no circumstances or change of temperature, will ii become corrupt or emit any offensive smell. HOOT fc HHOE Manufacturer, using Machines, will find it the best article known for Cementing tho Channels, a it works without delay, is not affected by any cbango of temperature. JEWELERS Will find it sufficiently adhesive for their use, as has been proved. It la especially adapted to Leather, And we claim as aa especial merit, that it sticks Patches and Lining

to Boots and Shoes sv Icieutly

strong without stitching. IT IS THI ONLY LIQUID CEMENT Extant, that is a snre thing for mendhrg' PURXITUBE, CROCKERY, TOYS, HOME, IVORY, Aud articles ef housohold i- -. REMEMBER Hilton's Insoluble Cemen

Is ill a liquid form and as ea-ily

applied as paste. Hilton's Insoluble Cement Is insoluble in water or oil. Hilton's Insoluble Cement Adheres oily substances.

SuppTud In Family or Manufactur

ers Packages from z ounce to lot' lbs. HILTON, BROS. & CO., PaorautToaa, PUOVIDENCE, It. I

GROCERIES.

O HUC LUES 4, "A Ili. choice now Shonlders at O' U. A. COOK'S.

CIT.AR CURED IR1KD BEEF 1,000 lbs. O choice new Sugar CorVd Dried Beef at H A. COOK'S.

TJKEK

if For sale at

TONGUES U doi-.-n Beef Tongue

H. A. COOK'S.

CIBANBERBIE3 10 ' Cranberries at

bbls. prime cultivated H. A. COOK'S

COMMISSION HOUSE.

NEW HOUSE IK NEW ORLEANS.

AND

Simple

MICROSCOPES

IN VARIOUS SHAPES.

I HAVE ALSO ON HAND A SPECTACLE bv tho nama of a Globucl. a smoked Lense

adapted for weak eyei, where strong light, snow or wind afleflta the vision. These Sictacle are a

perfect preventative to the eye, using them CO

stantly, causing the eye to gain its healthy power and retain it to old ago. Spectacles for nearsightedness or cataract can be had of I. KITTEN BERG. Spectacles re-sat and Optical Instruments repaired at the sbortoBt notice. Remem

ber tho place, 67 Main Street, Bet. Second and Third Sis., EVANSVILLE, IND ep. 29. . .

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DRI'GGISTS U ALL section otbe city HAt' coantfy-; "p ia hand buy, sell aud re r-cuaiiOend as a- tonic, hifnrtrlant and art-t:zer,

Roback s fctomach BitAiaiTITXCAOTES IN all sectioua of the city and country keep in

stock, eil tp dii-I-use "3 a tonic Roback' Stomaeh Blturs. PUYSlClaKS in all sertion of the cfty and country approve and re-c.-mmend as a tonic Roback's Stomach Ritters. URoCKRS in all sections of the city and country keep constantly MfaHai with and des in Roback's Stomach Ritte. HOTELS in all ec KM ul.the city an.

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ttk t-f Rolck' Stomach BitU-aa. HOSPITALS throughout tbearWy of theorth have finiad an it.-:.-.- - ' tonic, and are using, lor the soldiers Uobaek'n Stomach Hitter. SETLEtiS in iwev regin.ent ought to have luid muiy l.ae introduced, and hisbly recommend Re back Stomach Bitters. LAPTl'S. oi l and Y..UII-:. !"f Bil'iiousneaa, Liver fJbalplaint. Languor Weakaca and general Debility, are recommended to use Roback's Stomach Bitters. . EVERYBODY who desires a g--d tonic for giving tone to the pMTits, : healthy appetite and strrnu-ih to Ike sytm generally; sbonW not fail to ouy a bottle vl UolieVi Stwiaaeh Ritttits. OR. C. W. ROBACK, Vrorietor, t:ircinuati. Office and Manufactory No. 50, 58, and (B Salt Third Stret t. aVKor saicby all Prugcists everywhera. '2"' ' . .

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OF THE AGE!

John Moffat & Co.'s

L,il Fills!

PHOENIX BITTERS !

For Sale hy all Drnffjisrs.

L 1 0

JOHN J99

UTOFFAT & CO

GROCEKIES.

Evans.

P. G. 0' J. I LEY, (Formerly of KvanaviHe, Ind.,) General Commission AND PRODUCE MERCHANT! Western Consignments Solicited. HO. 18 POTDBAS STREET, CORKER OF KBW LEVEE STREET, NEW ORLEANS, LA. Reference Tfca G reat 't! '- ."i dee 7 Fif oz:aso bt b dbedTcords " mm At II. A. COQITS AMI'S All In xvant of a Lamp call At ELL 10 IT'S Family Grocery.

NOTICE. "Real Estate at Private Sale. rjHE ITN DKRSIGNEB -OFFHR FOB ale tha J. remises formerly occupied by the Crescent City Bank, situate ou the comer Main and Third s treets, in the CItv of Sransville. The lot Is 'jaa on Main street and 'JO feet on Third street, and the building is three stories in bight, covering the whol lot. Alto, a first-rate burglar-proof Safe. For term, n'quiraof JOHN A. REIT7., J THUS. E. GARVIN, or ov25 W RAKER.

EXPRESS.

Bellefontaine Cotton Express !

ONLY

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dis

TEN DAYS TO NEW YORK. TIME GCARAKTEBD ! . LIGHTKISG EXPRESS LINE FOR

the transmission of V tton to th East, by

tch, is now fully established.

Time Bills or Larttn;; will bo given. TIME TIIROUGII, TEN DATS. Consignments solicited.

UKASE, BROWN A CO., Agent, -dccll-dtr Evansvillo, Indiana.

YT . AND HAMBUKGH CHEESE oO bxa re m olipire W. R. aud Uamburgh Cbeeae just

received and for sale at 11. A. COOK'S.

tlti'S FEET io ke.-i l'ickUd 1'ig's Feet at H. A. COOK'S.

. , - yf A. BMW. " PIWi

WHEELER, EIGGS & SUGG, W hole le dealer In

SALT, COTTON YARNS Nails, Window t. la s. Sa.li, Doors, Jtc. Jfo. II North First Street, Corner ol Sycamore. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

COPARTNERSHIP WE HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH DS WM J Sagg, kite of Uuiontown, Ky . iu the Wholesale Grocery business. The stylsof tho firm will be Wheeler, Riggs A Sugg. m WHEELER A RIGGS.

Pi-opvietors,

32 EAST 17th STREET

For gala hy BROl'GHTON & WOOD. decl2 T ja

NOTICE.

MALICIOUS PERSECUTION

i t7ver six-n mr e. a. siitiis ke

I JU tu

STBUPS . eu bbls XXX Bertram! Svrn : 50 y, bb 50 lo gal. kegs ' " S5 bbls Excelsior " " 40 y. bbtB " ' 10 bbls Honey "

25 " H.O. MoIass9.

For sale cheap by

nov-8

WBEEI-ER, RIGGS A SUGG.

now lb All thoT

JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE CHEAP 60 boxes a-sorted Candy ; 65 assorted Gain Drops; 25 Lozenges ; 40 Fancy Candy; 25 " Fire Crackers. And a variety of Christmas Fixins. By WHEELER, BIGGS A SCGG.

I jmu tun, iu iiiuciry, ta. Aj r;i. ut lu , noyedar.d ierecuied bv a cliuue of to

iug . themselves artists, aad after reoi mauuer of li- to do him ii-jury, bar last few weeks broken three large she covering, ana ntrw tore his thow cas post oppsite his Gallery on Main Street

Ins been done Iwcanse he would n-1 join their clique, and thus raise pictures in this city to an exhorbitant price. Mr. Smith will give TEN DOLLARS to anv one who will inf rm him of the rascals w!io

did any of these vile acts and get him convicted by i the law. Mr. Smith1 pontlnaes to make his unj rivalled Case Likenesses at 35 Cent each; Card i PhotocTiiphs ?') per doz.-n. Many thanks -o hi

fk-iend forthtir hearty and liberal support ; chame and coulusioa to his enemies. N. B. A large tock of new Cases Taten and Fancy -jat received will lie sold cheap, and every Picture warrant-.! not to fade. janl lm

SUGAR 25 hhdsaholce N. 0. Sugar ;

10 " Porto Rico

21 bbU A. Cufiee ". Br- -V 60 ' TL " M 80 .. Or'd" " 15 V " Bought beforo the advan p, aod for sale by WHEKLEB, RIGGS A SUGG

DISSOLUTION.

rpUK CO-PARTNERSHIP HKRETOKOKK

I A. existing between Henrv Kolle and W. In-

n the 1st day ol IV-4UiUr

not be resi oiisibl.- f -r anv debts i-mtractod

bv W. Lenselseu Jiic that tint ; jt125 St HENRY KOLLE.

gelscn wj

1 will i