Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 September 1865 — Page 2

KSKCSi LOST. ICT.-A HtMOBAKDA BOOK, LIGHT COLi gr. Wo r.er.fll to eoy ir-oo except th nww The Holer will pteaae l-av Ittll.C. Hallork'. Drei iiLura. OD Ftrat atre-t epti-"i:i . . 8' GBAIST WHITE Pocket Book Lost. I OS T. 11 IwVAK-fVILLB OB lTBCBB-03 j Monday. !ept. 7ib, a Brown Morocco Pock.t Bouk.ro talolng over S1S0 Tbe finder will be libera'ly rewarded by returning it te lb l office. lW ' ' -,.-,., -. , . - . LO'T.A BCSOH Or SMALL KKTS H A ria Tha nair wl 1 be .ui table rwerdd by th lull at til Journal ofttc. ' MplO'tf . . y t WANTED. QICa PKB MONTH ISO A1C3T8 CI"' ' wanted In wry County ul State, lo aell Thi Babtlitt Sxwtno Mmix, price t'i&i f'liy liceneed Bne patent ef Htm, K'Mlt' k WliMu, Grover A B.k-r, -d giceer A Co. W will p., a monthly eatary and iifnoM, sr Hw .arc con ml-wlou on i. SVr p.rricnlar, llinatrated catalogue, territory. Ac. enelo tamp aaA 4d'e PAGE BBOTHEKjl, e-l Mn for tha United bta'e, 21 in mm It atreet, Toledo, Ohio. ulAa3nt w ANTtD ACr-NTS FOB THE SECBKT -ierv4e, th. Field, the Pnageon aodthit cpe." by AtbtrC P. Blceerdeeo, ew lorr. Trlluoe Ciriftxig4ml. Tbe bov work will embrec Mr. aMoereB' neite4 expert-nee. fir fior year.; traveller through the boa l h la trie Hcrtl ee-vlce of the Trti on t tb ottbrnk of tb wr; wlik o'ir araie and fleet, both Km and Wt, diving lb lint two year of Iho rebellioo; In. thrilling raplor whil rnnninr thn bett rle.o to Mixtxlppl river at Vickabnrg, wn.r more'han hall hi companion war either killed or wounded ; bu eoofini ment for twenty mobth 4B srn different rebel prion ; b' .- cap aif almuat mlracalon Joarney by uleht of o.aly M milee, aided by net roe and Caicu mountaineer of North Carolina) and Teaaeaee, thronh the enemy'e country to car linee. giving a moat rlri'l funrr picture of tha war. Toachera an4 tDt.ient yotinir men, nod eapacially ra turned and llalyl4 aoldisra,Jn want of profit ablaaroployamit, will Sud U paaliarly tdtpwd to Ihotr coailltlon. Wa bT areata clar1o)i $I6) par month, which wa will pror to any doubling applicant. 8 nd fir circolara. A-Mra JOSE" BROS k CO., 148 W. Poonh Bt., Cincinnati, Ohio. , aoj7.dwAtlrn Agents Wanted t . FOB THE STANDARD UISTOIIT OF THE CloilPt ETEin cna LABGE BOTAL OCTAVO VuLli M K o'oTer 10UOpai, apleodidly illii.tratnl with; VJft floe portra u of Oaaarala and batlla anrnna. Tbli ia jat tha book tha pi)ia want, and bTei.u rata chanca lor aata. Taacbera, tediaa. nTgftlc me a nod especially raturnad and disahld offlcara and aoldlera, in wanta' pmtttable rtnnloTnii-nt will find It pecu liar! al pd to tlieir condition. Sand for etrealart and our tarn. Addrtaa, JOKES, BBOS. ACO, apl3,3n H Wl 4ih oi raet, Cincinnati, O FOR SALE AND RENT. GOO ACRES OrjiBH LAKD IB THREE ml lea of Iranrriiie, of which 250 acrea ara in a (ood atate of cnlttratioa ; fine timber ; one cf the aat tract of land in the county. Alee, a frrnat variety of email Tract, Honeet and Bonding Lota, will be ld on reaaonahle term. Bom of the liouaM, and on Farm, for hnt, by ... .. A.J0HS(jO, aT-lf v. .Baal Eatata Agent. , FOR RENT. W1 rE WILL BENT, FOB OSB OB M0SE yean, all tb bnl'.dlnn on Locuat traat. between Water atnrt and the AllrT. bat rrcentie oc 'oplad by the Cummieaary and Qutermaster iMpariineoea; aim, will rent the Blackamith hhop oil Malu itreat, near tha Canal, OB reaaoQable t rm. . a . .--'- ' IjM-dtf MORGAN, BEAD CO. FOR SALE. J) E'lUABLE P tO PI BIT JOB SALE. Tht Hnuae, f table, and Lot of about AM aere. n WaehinKt n arenna, adjoining MaJ. HoMoeoo'e. A'eu,Bng;y bockaaay, Piaooand houeo. hold furniture. .Apply .C1- , . - - . nBET A WT0GIN8, -bpI2-1w No. 9 Main Street. Farm for Sale. "" -IJET-O rX5TB0rS 0 COHCINO Mt 1,61 Sy catloi as'i oceup ttou, I (Tor try farm lor eale, umtitiEing SKI acrea, ISO acre beiuf ia a high ate of cultivation, with all noceaeary buildii m; alto, lUOchoic grarUd fruit trtu, Jn.t teg nam to beer feeid Farm iiee 16 mil- north l kT-oarllli' at 4 three ta!!rwetf Bt. J0"t' i.bnrch.on the E A O. Bailroad. Title perf.ct. ITot tnrthnr parti o'er enquire on tb prrmiae, r iy letter to Cyntblana, f oaef count , Ind anH-tf A. B. WILKlNtON. - .. r : . ' ' . ' ' , IAb.wV.FoB DALI-ICTPEB FOB SALE A valuable Farm, aitnafed on tha State rrad, two mile wt ef Boonvl I, War-Irk county, Indiana.' Ihie term oonialn en hnodred and twenty acrea, eearly one hundred acrea cleared, wIlhagiKxt frame boo with I ara and otber out-huildtrif., and two good orchard cf the beet gratted fruit. Tbe place i well catered, and 1 well adapud for raiiag atocc. au) lm I. J. BAKXB. piTitBliBO COAL AND COKE, la quantities BflTZ A BANEr, - Corner of Canal and Ingle Sueeta. AOKMtH if. , . ... AMCC LI1TLB FBAME COTTAGE, WITH three room, n iner kitch-n and callerready lure tab td. Lot itb by 1M ieet, well improved with good (table, ciaternand lnka. Hituatrd on Cnorry etreet, 1 etwn Second an Third, roe, aaloa given oa ae deeired. A pply at OjLUMaN, BEbG A ctj.'S, anl4-tf Corn r First and feyoareore treat. AHI HEf'OND MAUD HAT PREJS8, AND t lo.rtM feet Lnmt.r. ya-tf t.., GAFF, COCHRAN A CO. CLOTHING. GREAT WARDROBE, IVo. 4 Mtxin Street, (Next Door to Washington Hoom). , Fine Clothing of Irry Deacrlption. H AWE ET& SMITH. ' T ANNOUNCEMENT. For Conaly Auditor. We are aathoriaed t aaaouac that THIO DOBB W. TESNEMAN I a candidate forth c-mceol A nd I tor of Vanderburgh Oonnty, at fh nulng October election. Far t oraiMOat Plea Jndg. W are authorlaed to anaoanc that Judge JOHN PITCH EB will continue to nni a Judge of tb Common Plea Court In tb ditrlrt oompoaed of the aeuutlM o( Po7, Taaderbttrgh, Warrick, and Glbton, U elecied at th enaning October leotloai Ma. Eoitob: Plea annonnc to your reader that W M.' LOfDON, of Poeey County, I a candidal for. Judg of tb Common PI Ouurt, la th D triot compoeed of tb oonotlefl of Poeey, vaodrrlmrgh, Warrick and Olbaoa. "For Circuit Judgm. WM. T. PABBETT will be a candidate for re election to th efflo of Circuit Jodge, for th Filter-nth Judicial Circuit , compoaed of tb coontie of trawiord, Perrf, rienoer, Warrick, Tanderburgh knit Poaey,t tb nnlng October leotloo. , For 8)rlir. W aretitaihorVaed to announce that JOSEPH B. COX la a candidal for th office of Sheriff of Vnd.rburgh Counly, at the entulng October lection. n. For Prinicntlag Attorney. Eoirua JovaaaL: Pleaee atinounc Captain WM. P. BABJKAVr, Ute of thewUt lad. Vela, a th Cnioa cau.llilal for lb offlc of ProeecoU tag Attor.y for th Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, com poet d of tb aountie of Crawford, Parry, pen er, Warrick, Vanderburgh and Poeey. We are anthorited to anaouno that LEWIS 0. T1N80.N will te a candidate, at th aexl October ekKtioa, for re-lctioa to tb ofBc of Pro. otlng Atloraey for lb Filternth Judicial tlrait, eimpoee. of the eouatie of Crawford, Perry, Bpeaair, Wa rfck, Pneey and Vanderbargh. BILLIARDS. TBAVII Jt5T lie lTtB THBEE FINE rJf BM'" T,b-. eik'aaafaetr,witb Phelaa e cuehlone, the lie.t ImprovemfBt. They r. now wady f .,.. lo..,, of .hta attnitlv am at. mvlt d lo call .,d tr. ttm at the Bt. N icbO. Exoaange, be. 64 MilViTtSi Jetl-dJu. . ..ami hi . "boarding. DATtiR WCflLT BlA BDERS CAN BE AO consioJat.il at lln. Eliaa Baealey'., eeraer Of Four. and Muibirry Btreete. epls,a. HOME INTERESTS. T PBfdCiAM. If you cltkl parchapnr Drug. MedtoiaaBi 4 Chemical at a email advance on Ea! Pr, go and xnlne EnLkea M Wbitb' acock, wkere you wHl gad ev.ry ariial that U heeded by th preleeeiea, aad a price which cannot fail t give eatliractloa. Their Btor i at Me. M ktala atreet. . aiayidAwtf

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MOHDAT. JBKFTEMBt U EVANSVILLE CEAWFORDSVILLE Railroad. 8UMMEB, 18S57AiRAJraEMEJrT 3TBAIK8 leer Evnvill Daily, (Sunrlaj axoeptad). a Utlom " . M. ACCOSIMODATIOJTPUpe a al tttatkn. Arrive at VinornaM i'J:S A. M.; Terr iiaute at :A P. M. 9n f A.M. BIAll. KIPSEIg"O U Arrive, at Vinoennc li:17 P.M.; fO. A M. train leer for Knar, 1 :t& P. M ; for Weal, A:30 P. Jt.)y Arrive at Terr Uo e,S;iS P. M., connect. lag with Axpro 9 rein e ttrftow: TXBBE HATJTE BI HJIOND B. B. . f - Terr Haute at 4 :40 P. M. ; Arrive at IndiaeapoH I24F, AtM making ctoae connection with Iraine for Ciiraianaei. Coin), and all - ' ; Eutrra Lltie. and for ChitagSfToi. . ST. LOUIS, ALTON TXBBE HACTE B. B.' . Leave. T-rre Haute at 3 P. M" Amvraat Mattouu e:4i P. M.; Chr- ' eago, 7:0U A. M., and making direct oonorctinu for all poiut ia th Hiotth-Weat. ..-.. -. P. M. VH' KSSKS ACCOM-. JL JU jnOUA'J IO Arrive at Vinopne S:48 P. M. . O. . M. Train h' for I eat, lo:4S P M ; A rriT. at Loaiaville 6:30 A. 5 M ; leelnntl, S:OU A.' M. ; Leavo . for Weat, A:80A. M.:- Arrive at H. .. , . Louj. 1 10 P. M. Cairo, 5.-U) r.Mi BETFBSISG. . -s ,i ACCOMMODATION TRA1X Leave Terr Haute at :0 A. M. ; Vincebnea, 12:30 P. M. Arrive at Xvauville 6:1. P.M. . . .. .. mare AIL- ' itJm Leave Terr Haute a S :S0 P. V., fl arrival of Exjra Train fro a Cincinnati and the JUat; Leave Viacenne at T:S P. M. Arrive at iTanaTille :7 P. .- i - VISCESSES ACCOMMODATION Leave O. A M . J auction at 6 :0 A. M., on arrival of Night Expreaa from Cincinnati- and Loulrvllle. Arrive at Kvnvllle9:40 A. M. Baxmga chocked through to all prioefpai point North and Xaat. Jt. , JOHN IBGLE, Jr., Sup't. OITY IVliI'WS.1 ' ! Meteorological Observations ro nrr. 16, bt trbo. xrsaXLL, smebwooo iodii. 6 o'clock A. M . ... 80 ' 12 a . , " r. ............... e . w . i . ,. ' : w 12 , h ai" i e " ' r. ..... t3J. Union County Ticket. . - ' For, Auditor, ,:-.- , Col. VICTOR BISCH. ' , ' ' '. For Sheriff, s ,f , Capt. ALEX. DARLING. ;! For Commissioner, ' i - JOSEPH B; PAR RETT,, . V' T I For Ast6$aor Pigeon Tovmkip, 'i - WILLIAM WARREN, Sk " ' ,, ' Eioh School. The: High commences thU morning. , , School Golden'b Thbatbb. The old . Mozart Hall ii beginning to assume the appear' nee of a handsome- theatre, and will be ready to open in a few days. ' Political Lectcbb Mrs. Alcinda Wilhelm will deliver 'a ' lecture on the past, present and future of our country,! Una Wouday eveoifrg, at Masonrc Hall; commencing at half past - seven o'cloekLecture free. i ci?"Colonel Hays, ormerly editor of the Crawford Journal, of Meadrille, Pa.,"" and big son Major ijays, of the 19ih Infantry, U, S. A-, are in the city stopping at the Sherwood House. Also we learn that ex-Governor 'Dunning, of Bloomington, is in the gity. ; 7. 4 '' . t.. e . , Our entire outside space this morning, and muck of our inside, is taken -up with communications, which our readers will find fully as interesting as anything we could have written ourselves orselected indeed much more so. We feel confident no apology in their behalf is necessary. Other communications have been delayed another day. - r -;;; Acknowledgements. The Ladie Friend for Oetober, a beautiful number, richly illuminated, and the Soldier' Catkel for September, are received from the publishers. The opening article in the Catket is a beautiful article ' from the pen of Mrs. Sherman, "In memory of Willie Sherman." Tbe second article is entitled, "The Soldiers' great Movement." We -have--also received from tbe publisher, D. P. FaDlde; Louisville, (wo beautiful pieces, of newmusio Katie's Secret, words by A. S, Buckner, arranged by Charlie L. Ward,, and Mrs, Norton's Bingen on. the Rhine, .t Music by Charlie L. Ward, - ' " , . . . p Pebsosal. We regret we were not in our sanctum the otber day when Capt Dick Miller, late of th765th" Indiana"," called upon us, ss we always are glad to see (ha bravo young men who have perilled their lives in the : cause of their' country, and especially those who, reared in the school of Democracy, had the patriotism and courage to dissolve paxty, ties and even family connections to up , hold the causa of right, of justice and humanity. ' - t . For this noble act of patriotism we are glad to learn that the Union men of Gibson county bare nominated Capt Miller for the office of County Clerk, and we hope every loyal man in the county will rally to his support, and triumphantly elect him. The returned soldiers will, of course, vote for him. Capt Miller entered the service as "a private, and rose to Captain on merit, aod stood by the flag nntil the war was over. - - - - - - ? n -f The Adcltsrt Casb Oscar . Hall and Mrs. Brewer, charged severally and id special with adultery, abduction, Ac, whose case we detailed some days ago, had a hearing before Justice Walker, who,' by tbe eloquence aad logic of counsel, was convinced that it was bo crime to ran away with another man's wife. He therefore discharged the parties. ! , : - The injured husband, we ara told, gave the erring wife a five dollar bil' and gave her permission to go to tbe gentleman in black, a journey it seems she had already set out upon. ' It was further intimated to us that some third party had spirited the frail fair one from her gay Lothario, who procured a hack and started in pursuit ' If it Is no crime for woman to run away from her no-bend with another man, it should be made a crime for tha husband to follow her.

Eet-order's Court. His Recorder's Court was not particularly crowded on Saturday afternoon. Early in the morning, on Pegafass was fined 1 1 and costs for offering to Bel wood that had not been measured. v In the afternoon, a hard looking case of the female persuasion, was presented on a charge of lewdness, being foundtn an unfinished building in company with

a man in the dark. She called herself Malisaa. Fisher, and having but .little money, she. was let off on a promise to leave the city - immediately. : She stood not on the order of her going, but went L. D. Truitt a citinen of Boonville, had business of a legal character, in ths city, and.arriv.ing too late to transact it on Friday, night, joined a few friends In a conviviiJ glasi The bevarage proved to be Of a sotnniferons 'character, and Truitt repairing to the market house, selected a sofa plank for a cooeh,' aod wrapping his mantle " about hitn lay quietly down to sleep. Tbe police, howev er, interferred with this little 1 domestic arrangement, . and 5 Recorder Nelson charged him 17 20 for " his lodging, and the polite attentions 'shown him. .' ' . ' ; Anton Rosenkranz charged one Tave ner Gore with having' committed an asi eault and battery upon bim and his wife, having, as he expressed it, struck the late ter with a "brickaliue," and made a black face on her shin, in corroberation of which, : the . madatua loosed her"garter and exhibited tbe bruised limb, and the mark of tW."bricketine.?i" Gore ' was not ready for trial, and the case was con tinned until two o'clock to-day - s V Dissolved. The pastoral relations existing between' Rev. Alexander Ster rett and the Old School Presbyterian Church for the past 12 years, were dis solved by the Presbytert of Vincennes, at its last meeting. . Tbe congregation a week or two ago declined ! to join Mr. SterreU in a request looking tor this end, to the Presbytery.--c ' -v-e. : v ic-.'m .- i. Lin; f rii Coobt op Common Pleas. The1 bnsi ness of the Court of Common Pleas 'was finished on Saturday, and the Court ad jour ned finally shortly after . noon. A large amount: of business 'was transact ed, mostly of a civil character ''Among the n'ost interesting items to tbe citizens ot vanevUle, was tbe optn ion delivered in the case between tbe Evansille Gas Light Company and the City of Xivansvilie, involving tne .righf of the'( former to collect its present price f'orgas.,- This case was 'submitted on Saturday to the court oil demurrer, and His Honor,' Judg Pitcher," decided that the contract between the Company and tne city was void,, : The following is his opinion on this point: 1 J vl By the ordinance of the city, which, I accepted by the Company, is the . con. tract sought to be enforced, the . city grants to the' Company the exclusive privitegt of laying pipes for conducting (fsa under an tne streets ot tne city tor fifty' years, , and the- Company agrees during that time for' the prices therein provided vr supply 10a cuy ana us inhabitants with gas. " Upon a careful ex amination of the Charter of the city, and its various amendments, I nnd . no grant of power which authorizes, or purports Mo authorize, such a contract . . I very much doubt whether it would be competent for tbe Legislature to confer such a power upon a municipal corporation, or even to exercise it itself. ' How ever that may be, it not only does not seem to have attempted to do so in the present 'instance, but even - the ordinary power on' ' the - subject Which; is "common to the general law for tbe :r?orporation or cities, and man of the " special acts of incorporation have looked into, such as the power "to construct ana establish eas works, "to provide for and regulate the lighting of i He streets, Sc., 1 nnd entirely wanting in the charter of the city of Evansville. 'And without an express grant of some sucn power in ner charter, the con tract is, i tumir, beyond question, void. Municipal corporations are held strictly within the powers granted in tbe enactments under which they act as corporations. Their powers must be clearly and expressly granted. ' City of Lafayette v. Cox, 5 Ind. 3a . , . - . -, The Court says in this case that this is an esiaouscea rnie oi law, and so well known that it U superfluous to cite authorities, sc., sc. 1U the ' ' Oommnnlcated, To Totert 6f ' Yanderbnrzli 'in- it. vouniy. .- Gsntlemsi: The following are the circumstances - connected with my an pointment and subsequent withdrawal as Deputy Treasurer under Mr, Rbeinlander. In my conversation with others I have never deviated from said statement. , i ..... eua nave always statea it as comiair irom air. ii, ana not irom mr. uiscn. I was employed by Mr. R. as his deDu ty on tbe 12th of August, 1865, at a cer tain salary, to commence from tbe 1st day of October, the commencement of Mr. It s term of otlioe. Un Saturday, tne za aay oi septemoer, tne day of the Union County Convention, and while said Convention was still in seseion, Mr. R. came to me and said; "There seems to be some objections made to my appointing you as my deputy," and upon my asking who it was that bad made ob jections, he replied, ."Mr. Biacb, in presence.oi otners, tola me 1 ought to employ tome one else." I replied that I thought I was qualified to fill the position, having served in that capacity already for five years, and could not see tha reason why objections could be made by him; and tbe following was Mr. R.'s reply; "I was elected by the Republican party, and that party would ' like to see the office carried on by Republicans. I do not want to act a traitor to my party, and therefore ask jou to withdraw My answer ws that, if his party wished me to withdraw. I would do ao Mr. R re. Flied, "Under the present eircamstances.4 wish you would. . j bow, gentlemen, whatever may have been the conversation between Mr. K. and Mr. Bisch, I do not care a Eg. Mr Biech does not deny that be i-poke to Mr. R. 'concerning my appointment; neither do I care what Mr, B,'s expressed or implied intentions may have been, A certain object was accomplished, vis: I bad to give ap my position as Deputy Treasurer under Mr. II , T. W. Vebnemav. Evansville, Sept 13th, 1865. , . The above was the card Inserted in tbe Evansville Democrat " As every body will see, I neither affirm nor deny that Mr. BiAch said: " jio Democrat should bold office in the Court House; or something similar." That question still remains open. n - Mr. Biacb ia his article of Saturday says, his reasons in speaking lo Mr. R. concerning my appointment as deputy Treasurer, was to secure tbe position lo some disabled soldier, ate Now Mr Bisch cannot boast aa - being

a soldier anymore than myself. We both went to the rescue when called open

oy tne citizens of Owensboro. Mr. Bisch went at Captain of comDsnvX of the Indiana lgion, and I as Orderly Sergeant cf company JJ. . We both eat Hard tack ana fat bacon, and neither one of ns were wounded or crippled. Tha Captain ww afterwards promoted to a Colonel, I still remain . aa 0 S., so that Colonel Bisch and myself are abbnt even oo this .point of tbe -soldier question. ji.jti i - ..... . low if a disabled soldier can nil the subordinate position of Deputy Treasurer, he can also fill that of County Auditor. I therefore call npon!tlr., or rather Colonel, Bisch to prove by bisections what he expressed in words, . that be is such a treat friend of tbe disabled sol dier, by withdrawing as candidate for County Auditor, in favor of some disa bled or .crippled soldier, and -1 will also do the same; provided, that neither CoU onel a. nor tayself shall have anything to do with, the offic, either directly or indirectly, from and after said elected soldier's term of cfHce efaail commence. , -i' ' '1 ; Oommnntrated. " '! : EvABSviLLi. Sept 18, 1865. Editor of tb Journal: ;' .'' Several times during the past week, local, notices have appeared in yonr paper, directing my attention to various places in the city where work ought - to be done in order fo: remove nuisances, such as mud-boles, pools of water, Ac. I desire tha use of your columns to explain to the public why. these nuisances are not removed, at formerly was the ease, npon having my attention directed to them, rli- -8 I . J"' ' - ' ' ...Some two or three weeks ago the City Council passed an, ordinance .defining the duties of street Commissioner, and by operation of that ordinance I am not permitted to do any kind of work' upon the streets, or to employ laborers, without tbe order of the Council I am re quired to examine and report weekly to tbe council tbe condition ot tbe public cisterns, and to report such places as I find upon; the streets - needing:' repairs. If the Council . then deem any. repairs necessary, they make an order to have them done, but until such an order is t W - w w f psssea, i am oeoarrea irom doing the work;.- t j .' '.i!" -JThe practice heretofore has. bee u for the street Commissioner to exeraise his judgment about making small repairs. upon tne streets, and whenever a citizen has called my attention to any place requiring work, I have at once had it done. But under the new ordinance, I have no right to move a single shovel-fall of , earth without direct orders, and citizens must understand tbat I am not in fault if 'nuisances are permitted to exist to their annoyance. The power to relieve mem nas been taken from me. , ,--v... jVery respectfully, . .. . . I -.Your obedient servant,'" ' :' ;.I ! r; " r Alfbed Kibkpatbick, : ' ... .- Street Commissioner. iX-ooal IVotices. ; : .-- ''- - - ' Lost. On Thursday,' Sept" 14th, on the road between Evansville and Saundersville, a gold hnnting case patent lever aatcb, full jeweled, with "gold chain attached.' The finder will be liberally rewarded,' if the watch is left at the Jocbnal office, or delivered td Dr. Thos.' Buncie, Saundersvilie, Ind. ' ' ' ' i septl8:2tdAcltw' "' " '-',"3?':?' -.. n ) ' ' i ' ' ; ' A Big Ikstitotion. Onr very pleasant friends, Messrs. Hawlev k Smith. whose numerous cards dot the Journal on every : page, have . at No. 84 Main street, an immense stock of elegant clothing of a very superior character, which they are offering at reasonable prices for the times; r : ... Persona in search nf a o-nnrl Knatn... or dress suit for fall or winter cannoi fail to be suited and well suited at Hawley & Smith's,' who will be found 'very accommodating and ready to show their gOOds.7.i? i - , "- i-V , i 1 ' r- i ' - ;'..-::-. iBoaboino. Two eentlemen can tiro cure board and lodging at Mrs.. Webb's, Cherry' ; street, ; near' corner of Third. Also, several day boarders can be accommoaatea. . oi-' iif seolo 2t ' . -. : Off. lM : l '. .Wanted A mother and -daughter wishes to obtain situations in Protestant families, to sew, nurse, or assistln housekeepieg; also, some one lo adopt a bright littl girl, seven years of age. Apply at Washington House, Room No.2. Evansville, Sept 16, 1865.' 13 lw. tt m t IQT Lost, on the 13th, during the sale of Government property at this place, a brown memoranda book, containing papers valuable only to the owner, together with twenty dollars. Parties , returning the books and papers to this office, can retain the money... , septl4-lw Public Schools. All applications for admission into the public schools must be made to the undersigned, and not to the Trustees.. ... i i v . Office over the ' post office hon from 8 to 9 A. M.. and from 5 to fi P M- . ' . E. J. Rice. - :;. rV- .r19-irif , ., o . . . ; -- ouperinienaent f J. Healv has removed kla ainok of books and stationery 3 doors below his old Stand on First street, where he is opening a large stock of school books. J ; i . .. . ' ana i preparea to lurnish them at wholesale and retail at the very lowest prices. J. Healt. septl2-lw ;-"' Ja5rSolflers and their widow. , a ; t aj hold pension certificates, should call at the office of Wm. ; Reavis, on Main Street, over Keller's Gun Store, and have' their semi annual Installments promptly collectedCITI GROCIRT OTSTXRS. ' Wa 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. C,0M' DT' Co., Third Street between Main and Locust August 28 tf. - j DRY GOODS.

CHEAP PBICE3 AUD : : BOLLE & BEYREISS Ho. 49 Hal. gtrt, ' ' TN8TII,L.IH. W HATS jrT EOEIVtD 0(7 K FALL Stock, which wbwa a ehalee aelectleaV Dree. Good. Cloak. Sha.U, Balmoeirshirka, Hood, and Noble., OW. and B c-wrVV Coralt Clothe, lanlBwree, Ladle.' Cloth., c'aT.ln...' Jraoa, Flaaaele, Blaakeie. Tlrklnira, Oin.K.m.' Call ee. .. . filMchrd and L'.klcard uZll" aad a th' mus and one otber artieie too tedloaa to meatio. All ef which will b. .old Bar. Goaad t No. 4J, Mais Sfae - BOLLEA BAYBEI4S taptls. .i - . No. 4a, Mala Btn4. , ..' :f' : t ? -

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WORKING IXET8 LIBRARY AND Reading Room. GRAND PICNIC! iJs . "- TBI W0KSISO MEN OF THE CITY OF Xvanaville, being deal ro in of aetabliahlng a Library and Beading; Boom, . For tbalr mutual Itrproveitent and cultivation of their mind, will gin - A Grand Picnic in Blackford's Grove, . Thursday, Oetobtr 5lh, 165, For th uccaa of which, they reelect fully aolHt the co-cperatien and patronaae ri all food cltlaen. Ticket, will be for ala at the Teral ook Btorr and Drur Btcre in th. cite, and all feel an lntermt ia th Mechanic aad Working m.a v. iub areeoucitea to aa.i.t in dpoInn of ticket. Good mo. to will be ecered, d -tinrnlihed peakr will be in attendance, and ev. ry flrt will be usml to render th ffir worthy of a liberal p.troaog . J. L. DUNNING, Secretary! N. WBITB, Treaaurer.- , - , aeplS td " DRY GOODS. JTo Business Transacted en Saturday. A BIG 1 STOCK FANCY GOODS, Wholesale & He tail TS6. il, First Street. (BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST) rlILL I ITBilS, Bl 3ES H C H A N T S i ATI IFlJLQ - - v.- '(l . C o m mu n i ty at ;-!,ry :vLarge:::!;,-;.;;:' :"' WE have just returned from the East with a well-selected Stock of Bonnet and Trimming' Eibbons. Velvet ' Blbfcon; Plain and Edged. I!,;"'.." a ,, .:; Bonnet Velvet, Plain and Taney. j ( Satins and Silks. ; ' ,'V ':":'. o . - :::: ... French and American -Flowers. Q ' : : Feathers and Plumes. '"' N - T ; yy; :! - Birds and Olher Ornaments. ; ...:. ii :v; O f - Straw,- Felt and Silk Hats and , ' Bonnets. ' ' 1 A Full Line of Cloths for. Cloaks. .;. ; ; ,.. r xo . . ......... . ; , Cloaks in Great Variety. 1 ll ; Cloak Ornaments A Full Line. 2.S3. ' - : We Make Cloaks to Order, in the Best and Latest Styles, at the . ': . , Shortest Notics. ,j A Fall Line of Lress Trimming's. A Big Stock of Far far Ladies and -l . Children. .:. ''T, r:.. , , 13 V ,:, : : -M. A. Full Line of Human Hair, ' in . . .Every Shape and Style. - - : le . : ' ; A Large Stock of Frcy Woolen Unit nd Woven Hosiery and Gloves. ..'. "i-.--i.aJ ! t ' ','. 17 ,c i. - Hat and Bonnet Blocks. Y ' : - 18 d ' Notions and Fancy Goods 'too Numerous to Mention., Let all buyers coming; to town call and see for themselves, compare the price, as they will find it at low as in any city west cf New York tnd Philadelphia. - sepl6,6m. .. B. BATJM. : U.S. AUCTION. II. 8. AUCIIOX SALE CO.VTISUall. THB BALE OT QUABTaBM AST'B'S PBO. perty will be continued at tbe Qasrtarm.tor' ODle, tell all property not paid for. Sal to commence Monday, September 18lh, 18&4, at 10 a. m. i - TBBM3 Caah, when bid ia accepted, tvbea property will be deliveied. O.W. C0SHINO, -'' aepl-2t ' ' Capt. and A 1. M. - FLOUR, MEAL & FEED. J3ST to I UST MAPI AND BIADT TO EELIVJCB aur cn.tomer. - FLOUB f Iglehrart' Family Floor (whit wh ) A " southern Mill (red wheat.) MEAL. I " Freeh ground Corn Meal. Crnehrd Corn, Bran. BhorU, BLlataS and Maah'd Wheat. W&D excellent Feed. BUtritlou nnd ofasep, at . IOLKHXABT MILL. ep!6tf. ' . LAW CARD. OOkkAD BAKBA. CBAILtl P1RIT. BAKER & DENBY, ATT0B5ET8 AT LAW, WILL GIVE PBOMPT ATTENTION TO ALL boaine eatrueted to thtirracwU lhOom. mon Plea and Circuit Coutti, of tbl part of lb State, la tha Supreme Court of the State, aad ia tb Federal Court of th tlMiet. epl 8a (Union and Demoorat pleaM copy 9 mxath.) CLOTHING. GREAT WARDROBE, -IVo. 84 31 a in Street, (Next Door to Waihlngtoa Haaaa). 1-, Fla Clotbleg ef Every Deeeriptlon. ; HAWLEY & SMITH. REMOVED. PBIt.IP DECKEK HA BEHOVED HIS OUlo. from MaiB to Third fetn-et, I etw..t Sreamure and Via, nest door lelow but dwelling hoaee. Ue will ale. 7 keep oa hand, a heretofore, tb beat article of Soap, . Candles, Lard Oil. ! &c, &c, &c. - ; ALSO ' Catawba Wine. xrKvary atUatloa glvaa te hl.rld aad aew tniBeve. F"A liberal eatrenaga rpctMlr anlW'ed. aep4w I HILir DECAJiB. CLOTHING.

Hawley & Smith, . CLOTHING AND FUBNISHIHG GOODS, bl Mala Street. IrsnstlUe, Ind. :

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."U.bH OBOtrND COSN MIAL at : 1ULEHABT BBQ8. Feed Your Cattle. patSHID COBN.eHELLKD coes.bbabT. V Ac, delivered fre, by IOLKHABT BB08. HOOP SKIRTS. 2r Lewa HOOP 8KIBT MANUFACTTBEB, S, a Second Street. (Between Mala and Sycamcr Street), aaw-w .n VAl3VILllt, ISor mr Bone Skirt repaired to enter. , . n wall paperV&c. " JD8T BECEIVED A LA BOB AND WELL e looted eortnat ot Walt and Window atwrs, plain and flgured, which tha pnbila are Bvlted to call aad examine before porchaaiog Alao new mpply of Tmnyeon' new poem Sanaa in paper oover, price tb eenta, - -.- a t J, FaAT.Va. notickV..--7 EaoOB a.t i, jlvabbville A CBAwroncavtLLB B a. Co- , - " Becbetabi' Orrtci, J. T s - Evnaavl le, lud 'epitll, 186S. 1 I TVJ0TICE I- HKSlBr G1YIN THAT THeI a v Annual meeting oi ctoctnofdera In tbi Company will be held at the Court Houeain tb oity of Ivap-tville-.ira Hon-ity, th S 1 dsy of Octobur oezt, at Hi -o'clock . m at which tlm an cleotion will be h.ld for ttiirteea Director, to r for the Bning yeir. t . , By order of the Board ' ' " ' "'a .. J. X. MABTIN, Befl'y. , CLOTHING. GREAT WARDROBE, lVo. 84MainStreet, s j (Next Door lo Washington HoaseJ. ' 1 " , le fothlngof Stery teecriptlon. 7T. ii , HAWLEY & SMITH.' - TEAS. 5HALF-CHI9T8T.H.TKA; 1 hJf-ehet J. pan Tea, an extra finearlicl for family bm, jnat reoeired. , : t f-.-; . -. . - - ' B. 8. BTJST0N A CO. . TOYS.' STRASBvTBQEB, & NUHN, , , NO. 65 MAIDKJS LANE, SEW TOOK -' ' ' Importer of " " TOYS . CHINA, FANCY GOODS, . t Beads, Slate Pencils, &c nvit the attention of buyer, offering them the rgeet aaaortment Bt tha moat reaeonabla price.. ;.!- . dentistry; ; i Drs. Bierbower & Jones, r -DENTISTS;;; Booms 4 and 5 Marble Hall, Main St.; j (Between Wafer and Flrat 8treef), ' .fiiv; : IVANS VILLE, IND. . -auH 6m SASH AND DOORS.i J::3 "- Go to i-j.'v v 7 i.-Jl '.. i - ' . j:. , If y wt-nt good, i t sash;:: DOORS, ' BLINDS, FRAMES, 0 I W G L E ' 'a K .Pinaor PopUr,) i ci r . 'i '- flo onti -jvo, ';-' "VV'eatlaerboarcliiig'JT MOULDING, JfiiL . ) Or any kind of s ' V l u mcb e r ;: Factor j and lard Corner Walnut '-.r . etreet and taoai, ; r evansville; d; -o:f-iiio INDIANA. " May30-Sm - ' ' ; STEELE & TRIBLE, , COCBD BT., BET. CHESTNUT ARDCHEBBT, . ! : X 7 A NS VILLR, ISDIASA. i : i .- ASH, BOOBS, WINDOW BLINDS ' Dressed Lumber ' - r E Board, Lathi, Ac, of very doacriptloo oenManlly on hand. Pocking Boxes of all kind made to or arder. Sawing of rerf kind done oa the hertet aotlc. i . . . , plS-ly LUMBER: JOHN F. GLOVER, Cor. MAINand 7th Sts., EVANSVILLE, JND Is In tbe Karket with a largo up FLO OTtl-XC, V SHINGLES, " LATHS, - : .'.,.'.: DOQRSv -"u ISasii,; ' ,"!,": ' .T '-I3LIlVIS,-'';'. '; ; MOULDINGS, .;. CASINGS, : i :.. aSkCC. ' SCC. ' ' :. i -' - INDIANA, ILLINOIS, KENTUCKY nd TENNESSEE, Trot in Your Orders. GROCERIES. TITS) FLOCB.-i. lw bbt extra aaaUt Bv Floor at JT'- H. A. COOE-S. OAT M EAL, WHEAT FA BIN A, SPLIT Pit AS Who I Peae. Sago, at U.A.COOK. QOOD SUO AB as lSa a H. A. COOK'S. PBIME LEAF LAB la kega, cane aad t! tierce, at EI. A. COOK'S. CIHOtCB BUTTS a J 1 OO lb extra Weatrra Baaan Bate. jut recalled at H. A. CtTOK'S. PLfl CHOWB SUOAB CUBED HEKFTOH ; rt.3 U I fralat H. A. CiritK'S. YYb. Eir B E It "FAN D B BE AK F A8T B AXII.-X XJ 1,'"" Itx Sitjrar-Cered nrled B-ef, 7eUb do Brwaklaat Baeen. at H. A. KM) a s Oft BOXES CHOICE KICH CDEKfE t H. A. COOK'S. TAMSI HAM4f-l

xoO extra Suger-Cle4 Heme, at I' H. A. COOK'S.

DRY GOODS, etc.

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY.Goops,,; NOTIONS,; JtsO. - Klfl ' ' IIUDSPE'. "ll Ji ! Ill .1 k t ,ilteeia rl . . i ' Va takepleaaure la informing our cuifotuera and thaj prllc gaoeral that wear wefnipg Fall and Winter Goods ; . ; .... -- t . . :.! A' ... '-ii' 7 T Coneiatlng in Baft of Brown and Bleached Sheetings, Shirtings, Prints and peLine. n -:-,.! o :? "( i H r n -k-1-1- . Plain and Faney Tresf Goods of - every variety. ' " ' ' .Bins-- ij. " ' ' " : '. ( j r.-r j Black Cloths,' Fancy Cassimeres, uasinetTs; eaunetts, jeans,' " i i-jt" -3"2- v ii ' n ).MHt itt 4 larg-e stdek'of Plain arid Twilled FlannelsA Shirtin g Flannels, ' Linsevjpj ied Blankets, Ac. ' '' . i ' t er 9- , . .Vltl-ri A larers and CKrefnllv selected stock. of Fall Bad Wioter Shawls, Bal-"" -moral SEirt, ureafctast Caps,' , , !.. Nutias Women's,-Misses c -.aad-Cluldren-'s Hoods- r . .. ' and Scarfs, cil TAJIT'i,' "slocstl Oil Cloths,' Sacques'BaVque. !and Cir .' culars in stock or made to or-.. . der on short notice. a ..'- '' ' i .t.:.;.K :;'! t V - '' 1 '-'"' J - iJllmf- .' 1 fl--, -, ' , ' A large stock and great Tariety of i Hosery Notions, &a.t &c. -4 --l .'3 t5 , 'I I' TICI?. I . . IIt ' AH of which were pon hated " previous o the recent adLis vanceiln Dry Good,' ' aujll S'JJ.il a 1 Tfe are confident that wc-trant ... make It o the ijitert of ,. . all to call and fxamlne ' ' ' ; Stock, and Prices. DkY" GOODS. 1865 FaU Trade. 1865 :;. .. I - i Maiii Streets. Hav. now opea th ;,'3 . J Largest Stock of Goods i t Ttvrr offered in thi city, and ara prepared lo tell to ceetotner froe one row Fin to a $100 8 Ik Drana.-or to th mallet an-i larteat Merchant trout a lue doaim Spool Thread to Ave bale Sheet ing or nva caee Dre. Oood, Ac ' f.. , . ,v ' : nim i- ;: t,.w -fa' :':w OUR. DOMESTIC O GOODS :,Xooa,itataaLorit I wry Urge, end compriee the. beet and moat popolar brand in th country and which were all Bought before the recent advance, and aneelling uew mmm .una nnr i or price. . . ' i , h v: c :. i i o.i: DRESS GOODS xorartmont .v I BOt xeellea In variety or quantity In aav Western City, ranging In price from a VEhlf CHEAP S3 AO Velmria Plaid Dree Pattern to SUk Patterna werth 11 mi. ' 1 J -. V . t.!a --f . !- 4 CLOTH, 'CASSIMERE ' AND . - VESTING I o well a.ir tJ, aa4 th ttork 0 lax-a, that bat f.w wonM beiieva that to hug. a .lock could he d'.poaed ef f-t An aaaaon. MAHCUAnT TAILORS can retailed a wvU en 4 tnv a cheap aa they caa ia CtacianaU ac Lonhrvill. SHAWL AND CLOAK X0OCS.XtXXlL01Lt. Oeaantlclag L SJ.awla, af c from l SO 4Su eeh Hf,l.nil.d valna. 0(loak.if thelaleet tjla, and ranftg In. prwafroa. .,r Ai,. . ' ,,,u 'nr,.; WHrrs goods Tht itock la now ceaapl.to a all lie variety aad atgreatly.eotioediirt.ee. , Hotion Department aw .tr.lej wStaVneii.t-M vwrtet of Herat. and aarfnt art cl-e t o laiwt.n te m.a tea. Millinery Department C.n.ot be excelled ia aay e Kaet r hi Leev yr t dera f m.fca year aattrUoa early. BALMORAL SKIRTS At a barx.lB rhearr Ih.n th.v weraaincalha war aa.' Aleo MM French f klr ta elegaal tyt- , s ' s i 100 COVERLIDS Of tb beet ao.llir m.i la tht toaniry, asd obob l I e Be Hi im krk. ... VTe re-pact fully wtk namtnatina of ear xoek 4 pri efir mm -aha ag .l.-vhara. aad re riMt tht U will . a lal lt aailTfird - ha triable l ehow gii. at th , - Big storo on. .maln-Stxoot,

SCHAFStli BTJSSLSO, , '' Proprietors. .' aeptlS ' .!-. ' . -. , w .-:e .'. . . arf 'I 4, A ,.u

BOOTS & SHOES. C - 'iv.' i,' I aoytna Huh"f th. rniver," bat Is Headfaartara tW 4b JT 3 r i . i v ; ? m-i i. ' Boot Shoe j! i ( - .'- tv :a . w And ,as We are" from Boston, and ire aeutinted with the test : Z tfaiufictures ia Mtnachu- . . i err ' . . .. i cits, we can oner our Customers better Goods at. Lower Prices than 1 '"ean be found in'tho " .' State. A call at Our n I WT O n Will Convince any one of this fact We "are now receiving' our Fall r Stock of Fsshioaabls and Good . ' ! Goods,-7which we have had j ftakde to our oider, from 1 " ,TEE BEST OF . ' --2: -2 STOCK, and ' 4 "Hi Styles to tuitv " '"' ! -TIIE-BEST-TRADE J of thisjity and vicinity. Amonar other thinrs, the fol lowing Twill always be found in our stock.:', , , lH..MB'rFlii Sewed Clf BooU. .,','. 1..- " O -iter. .. " Wellington Tiee. ' Pegged Cnlf Boot. " " " Ki ' . . .. " Grain Leather Bet. ..W.-fc.Boy.1 Calf Boit........., Via 'Kip Boot :...., Grain Leather Borta..., ma... U t - and ChllJren' - Plata and Con. ....-i.i.per Tlrped ............. Tj,...Ldl' Glova falf Congraa Boot rr"" " - .V"-p,luh " J.f.... Goaf r " , . ' 1 - Congreg , :. Ferge GaiUr. aod Bliorl.... i.Mfe,aIW1 Boot, la Cfclf, Goal and Kid ' ...CoTgreti Boou.ln Goat, Kid and Cloth ...;,..MUaea- and Children' Copper Tipped Shea (Heavy, Medium and Fine . v ! r-1 j .....i. avsr Tb good ar mad from T- better itock than 1 made-up la th! ,. '-' itI,J.dl betiar tyia...,.. ... Every lraillgir.BtiraotloB. SWr Woiell no good tbat hvep,!d a profit to Cincinnati Jobber, or ... "oy oth.r men," but Lav th.m '.-vw m-4h Bwa that mk tbem, and ...ii . 1 of course caa ell geou at very low ,- , . price. '' ...i S4T tbaakfot for ib rry liberal ..... " patronage which we bav received In , L. . . fbl"pat three month w hnpe to , merit a larger ahare, with oar Ex'jior t?iilTe fctock and New and Elegant ......... Style. . jr , ,., ......i P. S. Small Dealers lm th i rtVy or County h applied at ; Fair Rate.' ' ' ' ' ' . 1 J. SS. RICKER & CO.. j No. 8 Second St ' ! ' aep2.8m

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c. Ill

it ASO ouse! ilfgaiii, 1 Having; removel their : Sk to if. . 0 - ; ' ' los. 42'i&44! IrlAIH STREET. Are ow receiving a ear aad er4et amart. - . , Blent l everything h tb BOOT ID SHOE HUE. t , They laraad te keep tr,'r ork e. mrt'te of th beet Bi-ike. aad meat teeetrahle 4loo4. ihwt cwa a) l.aaw ta New A a lead. eo4 twy are ate et er aa4 (he ao Hea ta the eeaatry .ball mm 1 Kaar tar meaner toooe raa rn.v. Call a4.iaa.iae 8'.4t and Prteaa. . - JliMJIOTll'sTOIlC OP Hats &Oaps! .lORGAN.REAO&CO a, J J ' ' . '; MVirV iSTItEET, lave new I. ate , cf th Urgeat aad complete tokttil4aitjleaf una Dap T h (mad la aay Hese In Ike Vaatee-a VrM, ad they talend aUla m m h prtoa mt will I erf ere eay g Jflg- to ha, her la pre ter. ace to Lualeviila, Ctaiaoatie Caicaga. laandiUoaj e tnair very extetteiv aeeortokeat cf Me' aV.y'a aai t'hlldrea'e H.taa.4la, iu.ui. of Lii' Mimee and hlllre'e frla. u.u t lar,fend eeaeplete, aod we woedd aak the pri. ill ef -ihewina ear CI-wmI te the traela. W III yo. anil aad exaeaiaa. If ORGAN, READ & CO. CORN.

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