Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 September 1865 — Page 2

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TEACHER WASTED. GESTLEMAB OB Le'y Teahe mho I ebt to vacb lathe, ma'iea. Algebra aa4 irfthmetle, will ls) i ood eHaatlon by erqnlrtog (o tbe Journal offlce. aa1 C1 fifl rtB "STB -(ISO A3ESTS O I ' ' wanted h every Coanly and State, to ell Tna Babtlxtt Sewina Mcmt, prio ti; flly llcenaed nnder petnte ef Bowa, Wbeeier A Wtlwo, Orover A? Baker, and Sieger Co. W ill pay moDtbly amlory an.3 ex p dim, or allow laric eommiielon on rale. For ptrttenlari, IHnatrated catelcgaa, territory, Ac, eoclo tamp end atd, PAGK BROTHEkS, sole er-ntaiov th Called Sta-a, 221 tommll rimt, Toledo, Ohio. . . ao2dlaiw3m WASTED AGFfTS-FOB " TBK SECRET nervle, tbe Field, n.e pjmireon and tba Keeape," ty Alber D. Blehar.,, Bew Tork Trlbnne rrpoBdaB. Tba V work sill rmbrae- Mr. Eloh.rde n' unpare.lel experience for foor year; travel!- thragli tberonthin tba eecret -v1re of tba Trii ana at tba outbreak of tba war; with oir armlaa and , botb Eaat and Weet, rfnriog tba flrat twa year of tba rblHob; hi thrilling cap I are wbil ratals tba bett-rlevoa tba ki lraiwii.pt rivtr at Vickabnrg, mhrr mora iban hair bit cornpanloa were ellber killed or wsonded;bl eocfloneat for twenty nvMith In aevea diflireot rebel prieoo ; b -cepe Bid aJmoet mlracnlrn Joorney by aleht ef eta ly 4ft t mil.,, allied by negroee and I'aioa moautaiDeere of Norib Oarolioa and Tnae, tbroiah th enemy' eooetry to eor line, giving moat vivid ioorr ptetor of the war. Teacher and latal.tfaot yocn men, and evpeelally retornvd aad dl-aol-rt eoldltre, io w.et of profit, able employment, wilt find it pwallerly dptd to Ibxlr ooJItloe. We bTifHU clearing i60 per neat b, which we will prove to any doabtlaf appllcea'. SVnd fr irenlere. Addreee JOJJE. BROS A CO., . . 18 YT. Fourth St., Cincinnati, Ohio. ' ang?7,dw.tt - lm FOR BENT. fPWO OE THMl LARGE ROOMS. IN A 1 pfeaeant tart of the city, with er wit boot board. lieenertahl reference repaired Addree dui ee, rnwttnnce. ao31.lt w K WILL RENT. rOR 0K OR MORR yean, ail tba bolldlure oa Lncnat .treat. betwaea Water itrt Bad tba All.v. bat rreantiv ne-apled by tba Com mi Mary Bad Qrtrmetr Iprtme-ite; tUa, will rent tba Blackemith bhop oa Main it root, near tba Cecal, oa reaeoa able term. fylt-dtf MORGAN, READ A CO. U" j FOR SALE. THEEZ GOOD saooond - Hand COl,TER8. ClO'JMTRBf. THRU GOOD RECOSD-BARD Coauler tor eale cbeap. Enquire of anil Iw 01RAH Ml 1.80 H. Ancllooeer. Farm for Gale. f OrrRR rORSALRHT FARbT SITUATED 1 on the Ilvrrolaoa Ferry Boad, 14 mile from tba city of lleaderaoa, and 9 Billet from Grien rlter. 'aid Farga cootalaa 822 scree, 140 of which sr elaarixf, aad tba balance la well timbered. About to a rea Bra bow tawed fo Timothy and lornr. .There la a Frave CotUge, btabia. Kitchen, twn Toberao Barae, SmokeLonaa, Ae , oa the premiere, rftna'luii baaitby aad pleaty of go d water. T will diapoee of balf, or tba whole, on reaeonalile teraie f r caeb, or richaoice fbretiy proi erty. There la so better laad for tobacco or (rain In Ueadereea coaaty, au..')l 4t '- F. MILLET. City Lots for Salo7 T OFFXRT FOB BALI OM REASONABLE J tnrma. Three City Lot, of large aiaa, which, bowerer, can be (ubdleldel. Two of aald bote are Ituate.i on Bcood at reat, la Inram'i Kalant'uieat, two ioaree rrora the Bank. The other Li.l la nearly oppoaiu tbe C'atbolio Church oa Third (treat. Any an wlthing Tel cable city property ahoald not delay to call ap-a me F. MlLLEr. Heodf non, jr., Auguai tb, 1866. aoJl-t Farm for Sale. llEINa DEHIROL'8 OF CH4N0IN0 MT LO. 13 oatloe and ooriipetloo, I i Her any Farm for ale, containing isO acre. acre! being In a hlich elate of rnltlre'loo, with all necwi.ery ballillrire; a'eo, iiiOchoIci grafted troll trtea,VV beg nola to bear Held Farm lie 18 mil. a north of JCrtBavtlle at d three mllea weat of Ht. Jaob'a Ohorch. on tbe A 0. Railroad. Title perfect. For furlbur parlMi'ere enquire oa the premieM, or by letter to Cyntbtana, Poaer eonof, Ind uiB-tf . A.. B. WILKIKeOS. Crosocnt City FLOURING MILL, (Known at the Indiana M ill) Situated ia Evansvillo, on the Ohio River, HBt Four Hun of Buhri, New Machinery, Orain Hoaia nd ElovatO' 6 Attached, to;ther with all Modern ImproTementi; and . , Two Acres of Ground On Which the Mill It Situited TO BE SOLD AT Iublic -A. notion, TO TUB HIGHEST BIDDER, ON WEDNESDAY, TIIR 13TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1805. VERMS; Ulf aaih: balano to two annual paymeite, wl h Loire and approved arcartly, waivli g valuatloB and BDaraieenient law, with in tare, from data. Poaeeealon given oa day of mi, u h ,dun i nenkiur h aaeirea. Held Mill Uln good running order. Tor farther particular iaqairerf WM. AIRMAN A CO. Bvb"vI', Ind., Auut 13, 1806. aogttttrie. TAUM FOR 8ALB I OFFER FOR 6ALE A X valuable Farm, itoated on the State road, two mile writ ef Booovi.la, WarMck coaaty, Indiana. ThI farm coo'aiae on bandred and tweuty acree, nearly one bnadred euree cleared, with a good frame heave with lam and other oot-hoildlrg,, and two good orchard rf tba bait grafted fruit. Th p'aca 1 well watered, and i wall adapted for ralaiog clock. "J!.i? E.J. BARER. IJITTrBuio COAL ANWRErioMiTtiti8 to auit parchaaerB. BEITZ A BANET, Corner of Canal and Iagl Sweet. Aagut14 tf. ANlt-B LIT TLB FRAHE COTTAGK, WlTd tbrve room, matntr kitchen and cellar ready furalahed. Lot So by 1M) leet, well Improved with good .table, eieteraaad elnk. Situ. ted on Cherry atreet, Latweea oeooad and Third. FoeeteaioB given eron ae deelred. Apply at ,.e n GLUMAN.BEhG A Co.f8. aol 4 tf Corn, r t Iret and Sicavora etreet. o ",f rJii0.S.D.. Jl N D HAY FBEbS. AND J tfc GAFF, COCBRAN A CO. ANNOUNCEMENT. For Ceuimoa Plana Jndg;a. We are aothor d to anaoaaeo that Judge JOHU PITCHER will continue to nerve a Jndge of th Common Flea Court In lb diatrkt compooad of tba oountia of Potay, Taadcrbargh, Warrick, and Glbon, if elooied at th enmlog Ootober .alMtion." -' . , ' t Mn. Editob: Pleaa announce to your reader tbat WM. LOHDON, of Poey Coaaty, I a candidate for JaJge of the Common Pleea Oonrt, In tba D itrtct compoaed of tba CO a d tie of Toj, Tenderbargh. Warrick and Olbeon. Pwr Ctrcwtt Jadgi. WM. F. PABRETT will b. , candidate for reelection lo th. ofllco of Circuit Jodga, for tba Ftlteento Judicial Cironlt , oompoaed of tba nountlaa of Crawford, Parry, Spanner, Warrick, Vanderbutvb and Poeay, at the oauiag Oatober aleo. tlon. , Cor nharlir. - Wa are autboriaed to announce that JOSEPU B. COX i a candidate for th offica of Bherlff of vannerourga voaaty, at tba entulng October election. tug. For PrBalemtlaar Altera.. KniToia Jodbhai.: Pleaaa saaoanc Captain WM. P. DARiiBAVK. lata of tbl.t lad. Vol, a tb Cnloa candWate for tb offlo of Presenting Attorary for the Fifteautb Judicial circuit, ompowd of tba eonatie of Crawford, Ferry, Spencer, Warrick, Vaaderbarga and Poeey. W are aathoriaed to anconnce that LEWIS C 6TIN60N willU.candidata.at tbe next October election, for th office or Froeecoting Attar, ney for tb Fifteenth Jndiolal Circuit, compoeod of tba ooontla of Crawford, Perry, Speacer, Wartick, Pary and Vanderburgh. TEAS, 5HALF-vHESrS T. H. TEA 5 1 half-che. J. pan Tea, an antra na exlicie for fomiiv a. Joel received. JS " " B. 8. BCSTON A CO " PORTRAIT FAINTING. Jfm Massalon, PORTRAIT PAINTER, MOST BBS PEOTFCXLT INFORMS THE eitiBe ef Bvanevtile that ha baa taken rooma tn ( bandter'a Blocc, and ia prepared to axecuts nortraita direct from lior from AmbrotJPe1ho'otrayb, or Daraeneotypee. . augS.dXa

.JIZPTXXBIB X EVANSV1LLE - CEAWFOEDSVILLE Railroad. STJMMEIt, 18 BsiARBA'SQ'EZST 3 TRAINS Lea re EraaerilU Iraily, (9odaya excepted), ae f ,llowi : , . r 5en A. FI. ACCOMMODATIOICtopaatali Htatlone. - Arrive at TlBoeoae 10 i89 A. At. ; Teuo Ebbw ' r , mX 8:16 t. kt. . -... - . - 9ffA.M. MAIL. KlPREtl"UU Arrrreaat Vlncennea 1:17 F. M.; CO. A X. train leee for Eaat. 1 :S F. I (for Weat, 6:30 P M); Ani.ee et Terra Heaa, I :W P. t.,ecncU log with Izpraas Train ae follow; TIBER HATJTE BICBIfOKD B, K. H Lerea Terra Haste at 4 :40 F. M ; ArrtTea at IndlBaapolbl IS6f, M., making cloae eoaoen Ion with traine for Cincinnati, ColnmMia, and ail XaaUra Cltie, and tor Obicajo, Tote- ' do and Detroit. . , BT, LOCLS, A LTON A TZRRB H ACT B. R. Learee Trra Hanta at 8:6 f. M. ; 1 - Am at MattooB:4& F. f.J ChU cago, 7:00 A. kf ., and maklag direct onnectl"D for ail polnu la tb Xortb-Weet. , . 4mftf P- H.VIfrRISEI ACCOM-UUOUATIOl-Arrivea at Vineeaaaa 6:41 P. M O. A. at. Train leava for Iat, 1:4S F. M ;.Arr)Ta LobUtIII 6:20 A. M ; Cincioaetl, 6:00 A. M.J Leare utt weet, 8:60 A. . ; Arrlre at ht. Lonla, l:tO F. al j Cairo, S:flO F. . RETrEBINO. - "' ACCO.H9IOIATIUa TRA1W v Learaa Terr fTaate at 6 :M A. If.; -. Tlaonnaa, 13:40 P.M. Arrive at Erauevll). 6:U P. M. . eAapBlL- ,v WJli Lea vn Terre BsnU a'. 8:50 F. tm arrival of Expreaa Train fro ', Cincinnati and tba Beet ; Leave Viarenne at T:'5 P, M. Arrive at xvanaviiu f.TCl F. M PFISCKXSES ACCOMJIODATIOW Learea O.A sf . Jaoction at :40 A. M., on arrival of Night Bxpreee from Cincinnati and Leabvllle, Arrive t EvaoeviUr:4 A. M. . Bsnmg cheeked tbroagti 10 all principal pvmie nuria ana m-aet. . - , - JOHN IXOLEV Jr., Bnp't. M&" SEE FOURTH PAGK "t Fibeb. There were four fires ia 8r. Louis on Wednesdays-damages light mavi' i i , iw f IxajrWe are indebted to Capt Pine, late of the first Indiana Cavalry, for late Little Rock, Arkansas, paper. Tie Captain bag settled at Little Rock, for which place he leares to-day by the steamer St Patrick. ' New Mcsic Mr. D. P..Fanlds, the publisher, has oar thanks for that near and beautiful piece of music entitled " I am Lonely since yon Left Me," by Lieut D. W. Haley. KaTWe are informed tbat that colrert on the county road leading from Fulton Ajenae to the creek above the Crescent City Spring, ha not been repaired, bat is caily becoming more dangerona. The supervisor should attend to it before some man or beast is injured, and tbe county laid liable for damages. t-Tbe Cairo Time is urging the propriety or inviting General Grant to visit Cairo, It might be welL By the way would it not be well to invite the General to -visit Evansville to rsview the Indiana Legion 'and inspect the Locust Street Sewer? Jettr Captain Warren Uarper was elected City Clerk of Terre Haute, and not County Clerk, as the compositor made ns say yesterday morning. Our old friend, Kufus Simpson, is Conntj Clerk, and it is no part of his o(intrt.c-t o either resign or die. ... ..n - The Constitutional Amendment. Twenty four States hare now ratified the Constitutional Amendment Iowa, O.lifornia, and Oregon, will ratify it just as soon as their respective Legislatures meet, making the requisite twothirds. How will tbe old fogies of Kentucky feel then? A New Roctb Agent. Our old friend George H. Fish, having retired from tbe position of General Route Agent of the ever famous and universally permeating Adams Express Company, on the Western Rivers, has been succeeded by Mr. J. L. Orermyer, a handsome young gentleman of pleasant address,- and of active bail Den capacities. We welcome him to bis new field of labor, and hope he may make tbe duties pleasant to himself and profitable to the company whioh he represents. t - 1 "! - Sharp Practice. We have beard some details of what ia supposed to have been a ebarp confidence game played off on a number of our merchant's about a week ago. We are not at liberty just now to give full particulars, but presume the matter will be fully developed within a day or two. ; ; r ( ;.' ' F Rogues are numerous now-a-days, and honest men cannot be too wary. 1 - Accident at St. Paul. Gen. Grant and suite visited St Paul on the 26th inst While Ihe procession was passing op .Third Street, a frightful acoldent occurred. A number of ladies and gentlemen and children, were standing on a balcony of the second story of a house. it suddenly gave way And- precipitated them upon the sidewalk,, .wounding about fifteen persons, seven' or eight Of whom are seriously and two or three fatally. Fully twenty persons had been standing on and under it, every one of whom was hurt more or less, and lying on or covered by the wreck of the balcony, in one promiscuous heap, . ' " '' .-. t. Paor. Smith's , Concert The Concert given by ProC Smith and bis singing class, at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, last nigbtwas largely attendedthe house being comfortably filled. w ,:-. The.yoang Misses, of whom there were a large number, looked extremely pretty and happy, and manifested a proficiency in the style 'of musio taught by Prof. Smith, highly ereditable, and their perfcrmancss elicited frequent ' applause from the parents and friends of the per. formers. . . ,- r r . , ... Several pieces were very creditably performed, but we must confess that we are not an enthusiastio admirer of the J. ' . - . In the drill in the elementary principles of music the children displayed a ery creditable proficiency. V, . 7' We lea.ru that after we left a vote of thanks was tendered ProC Smith, 'and a hope expressed that he would contiana his labors among ua , n , s .

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The Coaaty CoaTeatlon. -

r We trust that the Union men of- our city will not forget that the County Convention is to assemble at the CourtflousS" this afternoon at one o'clock. It is especially desirable that the Convention be well attended. The very important offices of Auditor, 8heriff, and County Commissioner are to be filled. ,at the October election, and it behooves the Union men to nominate good and capable men for those positions, if they expect to succeed in electing them. H "i V ; i i .'I - ;. i , ; Him I i-4w It - Oar Primary Convections are never attended as they ought to be. Business men, especially, always .have, some excuse for being absent from the Conventions,' and yet are quite ready to find fault if incompetent or dishonest men are put in nomination. They should take this matter into their own hands. They should see to it lhat none but good men are nominated, -t and s then there will be no occasion for fault finding. aBad nominations are fully as chargeable to those whp 'stay away from Conventions and ref ase to do their duty, as to those who participate" and make on wise selections. f , ?..t i - The prosperity of the county depends largely upon the business capacity, prudence, and integrity of out County Commissioners; yet how indifferent are the people as to who is nominated and elected to that positioal -It not infrequently happens indeed, may we hot say ! it most always happens that men are chosen' for the management and. disbursement" of thousands npon thousands of "the people's money who are ignorant of the first principles of political economy, and who never, in all their Jives, were personally inter ested in' anycommerciaPor business transactions that involved more than few hundred dollars. Our county has been f disgraced - by County Com mis sioners so deficient as to be scarcely able to write their own' names Intelli gibly. We repeat tkit we hope our business merf will not naffer the. Convention, to m c' s L V ' - - go by default to-day. To attend it will require but an hour or two of time, which could .not, possibly be spent to a better advantage. Copperhead Falsehoods. The sys tematic and unblushing misrepresenta tions of Copperhead newspapers is on paralleled in the history of the world. Some leading spirit in the semi-rebel fraternity some elder child of the Fa ther of Lies, such as he -of the Chicago Times or New York New t puts forth a lie, and straightway the whole family pass it along, adding to and increasing its magnitude as it goa . No matter if it be contradicted by official authority and the - most irrefragable documentary evidence, these pa pars never allow their dupes to know tne trutn.'-' Tbe most silly falsehood recently put forth was that the Fourth National Bank of New. York bad earned in six months $255,000, while its capital stock was but $500,000; and although it has been officially announced that the capital stock of the bank ia $10,000,000, not one of these lying sheets has had the honesty to make the correction. Sbame on such mendacity r - " A Motktebahk'b Show. Lozier. the blackguard; Lozier, the buffoon; Lozier, tbe hypooriteand reproach to Christians; Lozier, the chief mountebank and tool of Morton delivered himself at Green s Hall, Tuesday aiht, to a limited number of the faithful, together with some others who had not 'visited a monkey show fa. some time previous. He came fully np to the expectations of all who expected to witness a low vulgar exhibition. Yincenne Sun. What' is the head and front of Lozier' s offending in the eyes of this man Greene? Simply fhat he has been loyal to the nation has devoted himself to the. relief and ameleoration of the soldiers of Indiana in the field, in the camp, in the' hospital, and In the rebel prisons. .Lie has been the instrument by which thousands have bees thus relieved and benefitted. This is the cause of the malignant hate with which he is pursued j the editor of the Sun, and such as he. . . , ,, Did the editor of the Sun ever denounce Wlrx, the fiend of jLndersonville? Never. Ue abuses and vilifies every man whp has done the soldiers a kindness, but he has no word of reproach for the man or men who starved and murdered our men by thousand at AnfTlersonTille and Belle Island, -r - The Tyroleas Warblers. We bad not the pleasure last night of hearing the performanoa at Masonic Hall, but our representative, gives elsewhere a very just report of the entertainment, and we are assured by some of the best musical critics in the city that a more worthy and excellent troupe has never visited Evansville; and we . sincerely hope that, as they have kindly consented to remain another evening, the Hall will be crowded to-night by those who delight in gooa and pleasing music, And who desire to encourage and patronize reel talent. Let the Hall be crowded, as it will be .a compliment to the musical taste of the city. Attempt at Highway Robbery. A acgro soldier, while driving down Broadway yesterday noon, was called to a halt by a white soldier. The negro obeyed the command,- when tbe white soldier advanced, grasped tbe briddle, drew a dirk-knife aad demanded the negro's money. The negro Reversed his whip, introducing the butt-end of the same to the soldier, saying, "Ef yon don't dis leef dat bridle go I'll dia mash yon frew de earf." . The soldier released the bridle and scampered off, apparently glad to be permitted to do to. LouitvilU Journal. '.J This will, wet presume, be taken as another evidence that the negro is not capable of taking car of himself.

- Gar. Bctler'r Resisbatiob. The New York Tribune says that the recent statement that has found its way into the papers, to the effect that Gen. Butler has never tendered bis resignation, does great injustice to that gentleman. The truth is, that the General not only tendered his resignation, but called npon the President and begged him to accept it, as be desired to' close np his affairs with the Government, go to New York, and resume the practice of law. The President declined, saying that his present reconstruction policy was an experiment; he did not know how it would succeed; and, if it failed, he would want the General to go into the South and take told. For this reason the resignation ws'not accepted. Speech of Gex. Logab. Major Gen. Logan' recently addressed a large crowd

at Jacksonville, Illinois, npon the occa sion of a serenade, and ia referring to the reconstruction policy of the Admin istration, he said it was but an experi ment, and he was willing to endorse it so long as there was any hope of its success. . He confessed, however, that he did not like this wholesale system of pardoning rebels. He was opposed to the restoration of tbe rights of citiaen ship until the rebels had brought forth fruits meet for repentance. He can tioned bis auditory in the most pungent terms to avoid companionship or frater nization with any person or party who had sympathized with rebellion, or ita aiders or abettors. His speech lasted upwards of an hour, and was frequently interrupted by tbe most impressive cheers. : SwiSDLED OUT OF 0E HUVSREO DoL labs. Last nigbt a gentlemen from Kentucky, whose name we did sot learn made complaint at tbe Hammond Street station-bouse tbat he had been swindled oot of one hundred dollars by the con fidence game. It is the old story of the sharper and his victim. The Kentuck ian got acquainted with the "agree able sharper, and suspecting nothing wroDfr, loaned tbe hundred dollars on a forged check, " till tbe bank opened. Of course the sharper was not to be seen after he received the money. Tf neoole would read the papers, tbey would not so easily be taken in by tbese oily tongued confidence scoundrels. Ciw cinnati Gazette. We will bet that fellow voted against the Constitntional Amendment at the last election in Kentucky. gTBowman, the Assessor of Inter nal Revenue for the Vincennes district pays taxes on an income of 70 cents. How does Bowman manage to account for his large salary? New Albany meager. A . prominent Democrat of this city, who owus.innumerable houses and lots, pays income tax on $70. ' Judge "Bowman bad no particular source ot revenue in 1 801, and was not in business. If he had got his hand into tbe County Ireasury, or bad gone into the ax trade his income might .have been larger. Avantville Journal. Yes, and a prominent citizen of New Albany wbo owns "innumerable houses and lot, a mile or so from tbe cor porat limits of the citv only Day $30. But Bowman receiTel a salary of fllff 3K") nmr annum Ik. law ,anm..D - - ) " " " f " wuuaM, MW ,. U.l VW him to pay taxes on tbe whole amount above $500, and his tax is 70 cents. , i New Albany Ledger. In the first place, Charley, Bowman was not Assessor last year, and in the second place, if he bad been, the tax on his in come or salary would have been retained by the Government, as in cases of other Government employees. ints ia a little matter, tnat some might suppose you knew, but we do not suppose you did. General Kilpatrlck and ttie Democ racy. The New Jersey Herald is very indig nant that this dashing officer should cut loose from the opposition and join the Union party, and claims tbat he is guilty of ingratitude in so doing, to which charge the General replies: "So far from being thankful for the notice of me in the New Jersey Herald anring tne war, and tbe alleeed ass at Lance rendered to seenre mi advance ment, 1 was actually alarmed when any nrtiuiw appeared in 11s columns in my praise, and I at once asked my friends, What blunder have I made, and how have I injured tbe cause? , I well knew the New Jersey Herald only praised tnose woo Diunaered most "Besides, I would rather not have had tbe praise ot those who had not the manbood to join and fight for tbe trai tors of the South, but like cowards re mained at home, encouraein?. bvall the sneaking means in their power, the ene mies ot tne union. Referring to a charge that he had car ried two newspaper correspondents with his command for tbe purpose of writing up his exploits, the General says: "For the past two years I have served under that illustrious chief. General Sherman, whose aversion to newspaper reporters was long since established, and during that whole time I never saw a newspaper reporter save one who visited me on one occasion, when, for a remark made in presence of my Adja taut General, he was kicked out of my headquarters, as any other lying news paper reporters or editors, the editor of the New Jersey Herald included, will be if they should chance to visit my head quarters, l am well satisned with the good opinion the people of Sussex have formed of me, and have no fears that the Herald can change that opinion by cowardly attacks and false statements made in my absence. A Mcrderer Arrested. Some time in February last, a murder was commit ted in Lafayette, Uetcalf County, Kentucsy, npon tne person ot a man named uuii uhi. iuo muruerer I name was Richard Williams, who fled after th. T -1 vi rpt i ' commission of tbe act, and has remain ed unknown until witbin a short lime past, when the lynx eyes of one member of our police force fastened npon him. Upon information given the officers by a resident of Lafayette, Kentucky uinnuui vuauaon worxea up the ease, and terminated it on Saturday last by the arrest of the man four miles from Waverly, in Morgan County. A dispatch was received from Governor Bramlette offering a reward of $250 for tbe delivery of Williams at the county seat of Metcalf County, ia accordance with which Lieutenant Wiluama left last night in the Louisville train with his prisoner. Williams confesses the act, but avers it to have been done ia selfdefence. This plea would have availed him better at the time of the commiaw sion of the deed, had he stood hie trial ae an innocent man; but, covered by flight and concealment, the defence will not amount to much. Indianapolis Journal.

Iobal IVotices. Accttob Sale Hiram' Nelson has an-, auction of household goods, 'dry goods, clothing, 4a, at bis auction room, No. 27, Locust Street, this morning at 8 o'clock; " ; ,.r i j

CST'Those fashionable shoe strings, and gorgeous rosette can be found at theJBoston Shoe Store, No. S Second Street. ... ., ., , , . sep2: 2t . . AbsPACHER & SoSS AT THEIR MaMifoTH Clothisq Hocse are now in receipt of Cloths, Casaimeres and Vesting ef the most durable, stylish and seasonable description that can possably be desired". Every one in need of something good and recherche can not do better than to call npon them and satisfy themselves of the fact Tbey also are now prepared to show a splendid stock of ready-made garments, good and cheap. ' Calf and see them, and remember the best is the cheapest. gSyThose parents who -wish to place their sons in any school will find me in the school room from 9 o'clock, A. M., this morning, in Chandler's Block. . ' W. Sibbhold. ( September 2, 1865 2t The Wabblxrs. The concert given by the Tyrolean W&rblers, at Masonic Hall last night, was decidedly a rich musical treat . This is no humbug, but really worth hearing. The audience was small, but each piece was loudly and worthily applauded.' We understand that the warblers will give another concert to-night, and to ell, wbo love good maiic, we would say go and hear them. . . ' , ' ' '-. '"' ,' . " ' ' ' ' tUT It is rarely the case, in a city the size of Eransville, that so large and well conducted a Retail Drag Store and Fancy Goods Establishment as that of H. J. Schlaspfer, corner of Main and Second Streets,- can "be found, i Hie stock of Fancy Goods is tbe most complete ia tbe Western country; consisting, as it does, in all articles usually kept in tbat line; all of tbe most rare and beautiful styles. His assortment of Combs and Brashes cannot be exselled in the' Weit, and his assortment of Perfumery consists of the latest styles, put np in beautiful packages. To be appreciated his stock must be seen. ' Give him a call ind be convinced. CoKTIBOEBCIES " ' " , ' '" ' If yon want a suit for' your wedding, If yon want a business suit, '. ., . , . If you w.ut a new dress euit,-, .. In short if you can be suited at all, Go to Carlin's, No. 8 First Street, where every variety of clothing for men and boys can be had at prices less than tbe same goods can be bought for in any other city. i . . tQUReader did you ever take a glass of Seer's Samburg port wine? If you never have, let ns recommend yoa to do so; for after having tried it both as a baverage and a medicine; we boldly pronounce it the most palatable and efficient wine we ever drank. ', As a mere' beverage even, we maintain ,,it is the very choicest wine In use, being at 'once delicious in flavor, ' cheering in" its ef fects, and cheap. As a medical agen we have tried it effectually dating th last tea days (after being prostrated by cholera morbus, and have found it everything and more than what its pro prietor claims for it Rahway Register, Nearly all druggists keep this wine. 1 . - . , iST.Fine goods for men'and beys wear at the Boston 3hoe Store. " ' J. S. .RlCEER ft CO. -seP2:2t : , V; ;,. .7 Just received, a large lot of those nice Gis Fruit Cans, and for sale low t Brouohtob ft Wood's. sepl dlw : 1 ' ' m ' ' ' ' ' . '' iririoi coon chiyejtioj. The Union County Convention for Vanderburgh County will be held the COURT-HOUSE in Evansville on IATIRDAV, SETTEHBER Sd, for tbe nomination of candidates for the various County Offices to be voted for at the ensuing October election. . A large attendance ia desired. ; . ang26 dtd . .. ,- .. . CUT CROCERT OYSTERS. We receive daily, by Express, superior quality of Fresh Baltimore Oysters, and are prepared to deliver in half or whole cans or by the case. All Oysters warranted. , ?, " . Cross,-Davis ft Co.," Third Street between Main and Locoet August 23-tf. . . . . ' - - : OYSTERS! I am now receiving daily by the Adams Express, Maltby'a unrivaled Baltimore Fresh Oysters, in cans and half cans. For sale, wholesale or retail, by : :- Hekry IIermabb, -Sole Agent for Maltby'a Oysters. August 26 dlw. tTSoldiers and their heirs who want their claims promptly collected, should call at the office of Wm. Reavis on Main st, between 3rd and 4th over Keller's Gun store. '-"' i anrStf o On Toeedev eveoior. eo,fc a ,eae a. i f" i -. m v, m. n. cnorc, jamb Wm. Vickery, all of Uiaeity. ...... ' Oar Mann Vlcxary, who la one of the aoeowjBtodatisg clerk in th Poatoflco. in tbe mldrt of hie happinaa dial not forget the printer, wbo aoept hla Bnainooee with maay tbackx. aad hope tbat aappiaaa atar attend hint nn4 hbt nir bride, and that their a ale and may arrive regalar'.y. . KELIGIOUS. Bansxais C. Ho an, an approved Mlnfater la the Orthodox Society of Friend, will bold meet ing Sunday morning and evening, at tan Wainot Street Frebyteaa Chore. sprRiTTjAiisM. : ; . T. Wixsoa, a LvannATionAa SrBAxxa, will give a eoaree of Leetarwi at Maeoala Hall, comaseaciag oa Saadiy, tbe Sd isat. Flrrt Lectors at 1 dock in the afternoon. Sabjrct "Tnn Lwn or Err art Coarmot," with daUnaation ef character. ; ateond Xaerara at S o'aleek tn tba ovwBtex. S abject " tols. ru Blb caTAOi Mobbm SnnrrcAUaaif -. - A fail nttandani hi Aealre- AJeHttM, fraq.

BOOTS & SHOES.

BOSTON I not only tba Ban of tba Cnivaraa," bat fat - nLtadoaBra for tba BOOT & SHOE 1x4jDEl, ' - - And as We are from Boston, and are acqueiatwd irltlt th best ' Manufactures ia Massachusetts, We can offer our .:. Customers better Goods at Lower Priee tbaa :i ! ' can bo found in tne State. A call at Our S T O 1st, IS Will Convince any one of tM fact Wo are now receiyin j our Fall Stock of Fashionabl and Good , Goods, which wo hare had made to our order, from THE BEST 0F , V ,ST0CK, and , , - in Styles to suit x ' 1 " , .THE BEST TRASS . of tbii city and Yicinity. HoT" Among; other things, the fol lowing- will always bo found in our Stock: ....MB rin I Calf Boot. 81 tr, " . Wlllagtoe Tie " P. S14 Calf Boot " " Bp Or&iB Leather at , , ,, - Boy' Calf Kantm .... , M1 ria Kip Boot .". . ' Grain Leelber Bo:U . " Bn4 Cbtidrsna' " Plata oa - per T1pp4.,4 ..Ladle' 4'ive Cnlf Coagraaa Boots... . II ' f ,1 ph.k m Cop4 i Jont l Coogiau -K.14 Farga Oeltera and Balmoral M fawwa' Fellah Boota, la Coir, Goat and KldCoBg ree Boot, ia Goat, Kid aad Cloth..-..' ..Mie' and Cbtldraai Copper Tlrptd a boa. (Heavy, Mediant aa4 Fin. now vt..' . -, . , r , batter (tocfe I baa 1 reedo-ap la Ibis . city, and In better striae. . ."' Every pair will give aatteraetloa. ... "firir:" Wa ten no good that hav paid ....... n proS I lo Cinolnnatl J abbe re, or "cy "Other man," bat have theat ,,,, front I be men tbat mtk them, and of eoare caa wll good at very tow prloM. -.1 ' ; W Thaakral kr thvry liberal . patroaaga wbicb wa have received in tbe peat tbre month, w hupe lo ... merit S larger (bare, wliH ear Ex. Uaaive Stock and Hew nod EU-gaat . Stylee. , t P- BSmnll Denlere laths. City or CwwBtr Bwpplled at . Fair Ha tea. .. J. 8. R1CKER &. CO., 'No. 8 Second St. ' tawpMs . ' -"- DRY GOODS, &o. HUDSPETH i, . ,-i .; !. - . , i- ....... .. i T - " ;.:i;,A'AMS.: - - :H;';:&;CO.,::We are happy to inform' oar customers and tbe public generally tbat we are now receiving onr second etock of SPRING GOODS ' ' ' : ;' - ' J - Consistino; In part of Brown & Bleach sr! Sif9 mynVsrPlain and Fancy Dress Goods, Black and Taney Dress Silks, Saqnes, Basques and Circu lars, it Spring and Stimmer Shawls, Ladies', Hisses and Child ren's Hats, trimmed and uutrimmed, . : ; - . i Bonnets and Trimmings, ' V Ladies', misses and Child ren's Shoes, " Boots, Shoes and Hats for Men and Boys, A large assortment of Win. dow Shades ; and: Curtain Fixtures, - .: A general assortment cf Notions, Hosiery, ficc, &c., Which were purchased crevions to the recent advance in Dry Goods. Wa are confident that wa can make it to the in terest of purchasers to caii and examine our Goods hod prices. u auuuie to enow uooas. "HTO8PET1L ADAHS V C0 t . mitwt , ...lav 63 Main Btroot ,

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STBATED FROM MT PASTURE SEAR THE city en tba afeh Inat.. a igB, "TTm fl. mhvtH band, higb..!,.,, w"uh croppad mane. Ani poracw. muna. aaA g,u to my rwidrar on aaia atreet, near tba Ba l'a Head, or leaving lafor-nattoa -f ! waereahoata at the Wubingtoa Hca,will be liberaHv rewarded. ao31 lw) P. BOYLE LIRE LIMITS. XJOTICB IS HERXBr GIVES THAT t WJXL il apply to the City Coaacil to bnlH a Frame Stable, 14 by 18, oa lot 8. Lower BalaigeeMai iTaioaerpy JOHN HABK. K vase v ill., Aagnet BSth, 1M ; -i ; eoiO Jw SALOON." t A Change SL Nicholas Saloon. QAM-" GRAMMAR rrts AGiiar taken abanra of tba Mt. Kichnl.e &1wm aad will na X " " raia oroer wis a alt poeeible dtepalcb. The Sm Liners w'.4 be b.pt in tba bar and Bae btHiard table will eoe a py the eacond 8or, ne old trfeoda and aanem or Invited to calf u ae arm . . COAL. Talto Wotioo. I WILL BEREATTER KSer A LABOR apply of S.wbni CiaUi tne Undiux. and pereoo aeiro ef Ivib in ifce.r wtcier i.plv 1 will I.. ,. . . ... J V Ho. o. Water rnu WJt,LU E . anfj-t.tf t . SCHOOL. ' - XvIISSiHOOKEIt MISSvHOn.GH , . , , WILL OPSt ;i J 5 j-r j ttj A SELECT SCHOOL, t On Moadayr September 4th, t IB TUB SCHOOL BOO Hi OF IKE CUMBER. LARD PBE!BTTERlAM CUCRCB. . , ; . . . ii ii i. ' r ' I . -, Mr TERHti Tboroarh Ine'rac-tlon la all tb Eagieh braarb-a, par eevwea of xs awek....' Latia, Fraooa aad Uuou, Its 10 OH s to 10 tU . ft 4l B "(e Ue of Piano fuf Frecuatag. frewlng . LL, . PWIe aiid fancy hie4leworh.. uu r.la'lng..... Toition to b paid aoarlerl. la a.) v.nce. So OO , It ia earawttly hoped tkat puplta will be aetred pramuity tee oral ay 01 ta reloa, at It h important tbat U.ey be claaeed a ooa a poeeible. CITY NOTICES. Notice to Contractor!. 'i be C-snmen fkxnit of City rf Evaatvlll j win reewe f m rrcpo' uotii ih Utk dai f reptember, ie V Vir- grading, gravelisg a- d avi lag l a allays timet tatWeea Waler and Flrat treat, and extend Afwoa t,bee, to tb ' By order of tbe Cuaimna 1 onucll. ' .. A. M. AilItr, Clerk City Clark Offlea, Aagna HI, IH4A. angtv-td i l I xuelos . y. ' at a.. . . . 1 . !u. BILLIARDS. TJIATR Jl-ST' IC"VIVRt T1IREK FISB A sew Billiard Tebte. Bei' aiaaaUrtare.wuh Pbelaa' nabimi, th Utet Imrretrtnrol. Tbey , are bow reaJy fur oea,na4 Uoereof blaaliran, live tame are rnvttrd to call uJ try ihem at tbe St. JAcnoia Bxcbana-. ho. I Mala anet. jail-dta - - t. B. liBAMMEB... ; j t t TINNERS. ., f JOHN JSCASTLiar,; r.3l. ; , Wholaaale and Retail Deolar tn Tin-Ware?, . Stoves,- Grates, lIolle vi .iu.X'in.r. tlf lu.a A Jaaaa Waeev-4 Ke M M.t l.. I wr J. J rv villa, ltd. er iob W ..k !4.wpi:yix;,iiJ, ta the lit manaer. frdrr eot eli.-d. . " w " el-Am TO SOLDIERS;' r. 8. 8a nl (arr Commission j IrAIA' . TXT . KTK.r. Claim Agency. " HO CLTAEQE F0& ' 8EBVICEC. CniBLES 4E. 31AU.SII, Local icfDt, Cfflce Ho. 6 -Third St., ,r ! . iBet. Loeoet knd Mala), . 111; - ETABSTILLB, Ia. ;', Tb tf. B. Eanftarv Comt'ilaaioB. dlrii to mm. Have soldier. Bailor aud tbeir iamiliee ham In naavy axpeaa iwaally paid r lb ru.eealloa ei uca cieiai, ne eelebli.aed I Die Araory to collect r.Diloo. Arrears of far. Bobbiv. other clalmeagalnat tr..(K,.arnmeal, Vt IIHOUT ' "' ia ttri.Nsi or nr aihD WBATaVEB TO TUE CLAlMAKIa. . un ar-pllcaiioa aBl ta tbts Aoey, elating tbe M and Buelofltoa addraa el the el cel. ika we, raoa. wmpaay, regiment, eervhra, en State of tbe eoldier a whoa acoasl tbe alalia ie ma, and dahrof dlachorgeor death, tbe prefer blank will b Sited eal ae far ae poeelhW and ant toiBprsoa applying. Ibeaecaa tbea ! eiecot d aad retoraed to Ibl ontoe, where ( be claim will be proaeealed U a Snal Ima lathe aborteet poe.lble time. jy 11 mw ecttltud SUNDRIES. f.'RE&II GBOUMO COBS HEL at r i .- - - IOLRIIAM' HT BROS. Feed Yonr Cattlf. fttViBtU iAIUh, SliELLkO COBB, BBSS', wj uviirnn free, . J - - -..-... IOLEHABTBBOfl. SCHOOL. ST. ACNES' HALL, ' Terra Itaats, Ia4lnanr 1 PKOTKSTAXT KPlSroPtl, tUlRtll Ht. Rev. OKO. I PFOLD, D. D. L.. L. IJ tilalaopor Iwdlana, Plroa ad Vltltr. " ' BEV. T. M. MABT1X, M. A., ... ... ; Rector. ' ' , SAMCEL . B A B uT, M. FrMidaot, THE FALL SESIOJI OF ST. AOtEn' HALL Mb Uloreeaa Female Bchoolt will .- -u. tne etn oa, ef keptamnet nexi. nppiteatioBa f r catalog aad In formal I oa. and i eoaiaea oommaalcotiona, oold l dlreaa aAM-L.n.EAbLV, . Freaatit of Ceyporatloa. Terre Hanta. lad.. Jalv. ima. yl7,dAwtattS. BOARDING. L'IMI CLASS BOA It UI NO CRIiSBrrB A vine Ut, next door to BavrreU'e Chsreh. I aa2 lw NISURANCE AGENCY. ESTABLISHED IN 1817. Combined Capital and Assets rep resented January 1st, 1855, over ' 1,000,00() (Eighteen Million; Dollars.) ' ALLKS C. AXLOCK. I'.i Caderwrlier, Ooaaeral - laianaei A(ait. Adjatr sr Avrtaf and ilelary Pwblta. OBoa Bo. 10 Cppar Firet Street, Bear Post Office. -v KVASSTIU.SC, ISO. -I.. q, t ' - Folieiee tmrnamA .7 . ' n.f In.. ... x . 1 v. Peru or Intend havlxatioe.Famsai Jajury bf AeeideBt, and . r r. I ir. r tot. r, ....., c. i.i on Live, from tbe fcillowhag Sratclaa aad in ev. ery repet rmiabhi Ioarac (.cim'juum: HOIUS IN3TJIlAirCE . - or sew tork crtr. Cash Capital $2,000,000. Aset3 $ J,565.650.; , Ineorea ajraioat Loee or hmu, k. rtr mm IrweHiDK and their cotlabU. ei-.re. Maaalaa. lortee. Wareboaeee, Siorki of M-rcbeod .. ao aad all laenraoi Property, Inland Xmt 4. mm aai j raajptrtauon rtnipmeni opoa .ae ivr, r,liw. Canaia and Bailroada at mu. w j as the ar of tbe riek will bear. , 1.11111.13 . m a i-ree-. A. F. WiLLMAETH. Vice P.. i- I JOHM MoOiE, SV'y. . .kS . A. C, MALLOCB a i&OS,A ;t ta. . . SECURITY ; - ,; INSURANCE COr.lP'Y

OF SEtS-YORK C1TT. Cash Capital $1,000 000. . Assets $1,475,643.Innxre Dw.mae, gtf ree.'acd all deeerirtlon of ee i rafale Broporty. The Insarad eon at thstr optioa have partteipatiBg polieta eatitled toeerlp at regular raiee, (eorrp dividend tor IIH SO par eeot.) er n liberal dieecont npon tb premiam. Aleo, Inland navignUen aad traneportaiioa ehlpnmnra on th lake, rtvera, cauie, aad railroad at rata low ae are eompatlblo with aecanty to ffTff-.J-r"" Froptly paid wltbont diaw aemnx for Internet. THOMAS V. BIRDSALL. Prm't. " '-BICHJJtBlHAriOCK,hw-, . , . A.C. U ALLOC. A BOB, Ageata.

CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &o

e. r. xoiictt. a. o, aonxjHcnxxa ROSENCRANZtSfcSON. ! TJeolan In t AT C H E S i ' f . CLOCKS. JEWEIVRY V .! t ' r ' .1 1 No. 12 SECOND S KvxniMville, Intl., Ba oa hand a lorga a earl meat and cooatontly I reexiivtnf addition of i rl -. . i'. American Gold and Silver " Lover Watcliea. r Alt oriklee In eur line repaired tn th leateet bwhi with die patch at lb towvst rates. Jy-tf . , . t ., t ; r . . k , fc i HARDWARE, &c. 18Tp5. ai n 0 C3 a ' fllUS, KELLOGG & CO., I, IhtrORTSae ABO DraLURS IB ii A ix. t v 12 AMD J. o U T L E R 7 No 13 F I II S T. S T 11 E K T, j tBIOM FHO PAD-LOCKJ r" BANKING. Capital raid In $350,000 Limited to -----$700,000 THE raERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK i : ; - Of Evansvillo, n. n: nenir.tT. JSO. l. UOtltAt Praal4aait, .Cnaaier, I Bavisg eommeoeed bMlnea at lie Office, aoraeref Main and First streets. OSer lie eervleea Is the cliiae a of E'aaevll eaad lie vioiBity, uatng prepared to carry oa a . iajfiua General Banking Business, i Aad lo Ptirrliaee and Bapply . 7-30 Treasury Notes; Gold and Silver. t Bank Notes, . Exchange. Bnjs r. fl. CEBTiriCmg, OOIfiS, ana otner Arcoriiip, ana lilsroants WHZli, and ; , DOMmiC fil'fB. t - . Aril r IK amaodailoa 'ot mecbaeie aad - otbrr. wbo have iavald tbeir earing In lb popaler Uoverameot I ane, II eSer lo reoelv pecnar of I', ft. xf.wae, Imteroet Btar. R !lrm mmt eibir devwrltlee, mm N-f kal Itepwelt, r rae f ara;elfovdlag I htlwre tbe ofpntaBlty to avoid tbe le eomy and tmn f reialalag lhaa In their own peeeeeeiua. lelt-tf WANTED TRADES. W l SADDLEE3 . . . -tin Il4R.i:Ma) MAIiEIH. We wleh to pvoenre the Berv1ee ef " Boca Uoos batoi.xne and Fown Owes Ueaatas Miuu, to whom . th Ilinav orloM will be tld In cnak. w'orb eonatant. Onr pltesef tatnetiUOweaebiro, By .thirty Bjllee above Ereoevll 4 oa the Ohio river. : , raaiiui KiittCe, . mw Apply to H. E. Bead, ef the ' firm of Morgan, B. ad A Co. mnVMt wAtrcnoN. Quarterm aster's Property V ri, . at Aucnoir. WILL BE OL0 AT PCBLIC ArcTIOH. AT tbe 0. S. . M OBloe In Evanaviile, lad., tbe JoilowiBf Jartrmeetr' property ; SBalldiBg (hopitlj,cb Vi mat lo.. k. -u. twt wte. ' 1 BolllUg (Barrack Bo. 1), 143 leet long by . fm wide. " ' ... 1 Boildlirr (rraek Wo. I), 1,V) feet long hv IS wide. . . ' 1 Balldiag. 'Vere BoaaaW!ew.e. . xa . long ty M leet wt ta. d'alAM, each 1 is Umt long by S3 hat wide. 1 Bars, mt leet locg by 1K art wmo. 1 Barracka, IA feet long by 1 met wide. (.

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"each IS- - is - I Shad Bt.bte. 475 - U " WuBoei-baiUiog Bed abed attached. . ; lMVJSaaey tag.. , . . . V,' ftp!,p! tnostar. " 1.72.r;t pound of Corn, (domagadj, Bitabls xvr d t;lbr. S MUbnahebl Flttabarg Coal (tarn saabi tew gatbev w.tb Urge lot e aoaervloeab preertr.MBMtleg of fcoraaa, Male, Army WaVea ' Bpriag Waoa, Taj, BaroeM, foddio. Sr'aa'' ItoWt'oTlorTa 't"?1 g'U" lw, at lOorlork a m , aad coaULoe front dar lo"i.y. BDt.lalllBeold. " . T . " '. ' Teraueoah (U. n. currency, and tea Bsc sent.will Ureqaired on et bU m'JTZmlvJ i Perron, pnrcbavlag hoildloe aauet nanvr ."W,,.B?B ""r deyo, and aW othe propwrtr ' Immedaately aftar tba aaia eloeea. 'o."".L . w.crsnifd. ' hw-tseate: , 4 Captala o4 Aae I . M.