Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 September 1865 — Page 2

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ttecl . i'!,lt THE STANDARD JII3T0HY OF TIIE . '. n,J.fitf.i cmuiorn nt 'l I !"- .1 i,'t.i t l...-iroja,t:m. fn'l for tirulari ami onr tf tt. " ..i . J,,KE-5. DUO. A t J , FOR ALE AN D KENT. 7iTTa' 'UKS ' rUrf LAND r TllliKE 1)1 HI mil of Kai-!-..f '';h '' m'"' arc In k""1 aiat'i f iU.ai io-i ; ftoi Uw ; oco f tt K of tn II I. 'O t.ty. Also, a f-nl Tarlr.tvcf MU I ract, II ,nt aid JlillHl tiZ hntn ! Im a-W . aoi i" " el ih !ionrw, uni ci I arm, t-r B' nt, I f . A. J'li- " . 7-lf n-i E l"1' As-n'- - - - f 10 r. GALE. A Geo;! iarra for Sale, uiKTnlNINR l.l A':itf:?. 70 OF WHICH iy i. a, ,lr a a... a at t- lil f n;t i .! I OB i bM nooil Ham (Iw llin. a W'l. -A watwr, an r. rtira of -! t tin -'! 1" aooil ronilltion a4 rv r 1 afl U Van lrt,ii Kli ronuty, At.pl. t i;Kl'Ai k II Jtt. EKO ;K. ai vUl iltf. A Fine Cottages RssidencB IM f IFTY tr I.AMI t'Oli SALE, - u.iar lb cHr of F.tsi.hvIH.i, fi.il. O-f.'l oriitrd, Kr.'aii. nr. luii-hoa-a, wall of 'oi auti r iatrn,4e., In H" l.t if of r oil.. Ai pj in HIJACK Si FORD i 11'Jiil.BiiOOi.. (i I I dlf. A N l.hvl and r ait t l turn c -aiainm tx roouiK. o.ltr. ci ra oi l am liniww-toiaout tnK Mi ly 'A fi'i ; corner o Ttbtn Aieim aul f lib Itlrwt. ill 1 I rliui lor cam. o l lo . .. i-li A. U. IIALI.'.x K, ..j.Si,dl w. So. 10, Cuutli lfirt blrt. rlHST :l,AKrf KltaTAl HANT ASI Blf. J JjAim HAi.KON, with rornftorn la giod orJ.r. on Mailt 'ri; In V.ochuj. r r t run, hiiuiii of InH kai t & Vl lie, Kvaiia aiila. iB l. , aaj.2u.a3w W. V. ( UASULKIl. f.'LAT E0ATH ..'lTAIII.K FOB A BT0RK 1 L at It la 7j feat 1oi.it ai.J IB fr-taid f'tr fiirlhnr Inforaiat-oii ai.-ifiir of Hh1k A , a'M r, eorio.r ill i:amure ntH w au-r utrn it, or o A. 15. I ixilr, ou th toiit, tuar tba Wigwam. ' aM'Uidlw. j'"' o it w u. i ON Al t DIM (I t .. XT. 2"J 7at O "V Xji . 'With r Without tin Fnrnlture. . rpHATriNE,roi V;LKH.AND our. bT flue, litiii and a 11 ittj rovi.-! L'jt, ?. I.y 1 M J.-i-t, Willi all i.fnuy out.liuild.ua and fiuo He&ge, Shrubbery, Fruit, &c. And anovn aa tba jr..f .i-ty ol V. O. ii'lii'e-. , on ijot v. 11, etrn iaiar,.;i'fiu'Ut. I u jw i if. rird lor Main on ai:cou il 'A J'-i'a'tiua. A.illeUluu ia Ijo m'.e title ae k to eithir (f taa uaui.riiiKiie4l. 1 tl.- ii'tii't-W'tttli-. r f. ll T, or i.i-at MAiicc-i riti(.r:woot'. ' nifrill.'Ktf fiTAfi A'9.C0a;, In ims title A- to iu:t jiorc: Itate. 1 KHITZ A IfAKKr. Ctttiii'r of Catal anJ lugle BiaU. AuiriKlU . Farm for Sale. ixt50 ntsrtmrs or hsui y loAJ allot, and oicf.jntl..n, I . tfrr y Vrta tor aale, cttniiiluiii 'l-:i u rri, l.Vi at-re tK;nj in a blKft elatw i-f i' n i I i at toil , Willi all t .u! y bnliilii kh ; al, Ino i-ho.e- atafti d frtilt tree. jut bfx:nntn4 to tr alti rV' m li lo . n aorin of Kvaitnvitli hi tl thra- mtl-ewttof i. Jc...' I'harcb. on Ilia K A t!. Iiallrow!. 1isl. lrf el. For fnrtber fartl niare enquire on tha if, mier, or by loili.r to t'ynlhlana, i'py cir-t , Iul as-tf A. U. Il-JilNtoN. -tTu K Tt'lTLE Fit All K COTTAflK, WITa tbttit m-Dt, no Itnit-r klt. h.u and rnlr ready lurwiitln tl. l.oi ':.' ty 1 ai io.t, w, 11 Improved with itood slat'le, ilitt rnaud !nftti. rit u- . atfd on t'ltet ty alrwt, I utvm n Ker. ltd an'l Third. Foefenalou Rivi'n rsi e. oh a' ile-Ud, A-jily at U. LliMtK, UEl.U k it'. -tf, au!4 If Citrwt r lit-t ami s'j f.Aiore elf'lf. .MS SKC'IM) UAbl) MAY PHK AN1 l'..rn) hi t l.tiuil ei)tf UAFK, ClK llttlN A CO. INSURANCE AGENCY, J W J m . at at No. 9 MAIN STREET, EVA2J3VILLH. INS., General Insuranco Agent, Adjuster of Xossen and Notary gii'tlic.- ' . All bneiiteaa oonnaeti-d with Insurance attended to with nroinntiieiiH and ty. All lHuna adUiud And laid at thi Ag-niy with fnlt-ifetpa auil dttj)tit(.h. Combined Cash Assets Repreacuted o?er Ten Million Dollars. -4i, 000,000 00. ; ,'PIRE- iNSyiiANCE. RIVEll INSUKANCE. -LIFE JLNSURANCE. 'I'll lllowlnK r monj, th ComiEtna Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets $3,800,433 93. "Phoenix Insurance Co.. Hartford, ' ' Conn. Cash Asseta $925,902 37. Insurants irJo. of North America, Philadelphia, Pa. Cash Assets $1,642,727 92., Manhattaa Insurance Co.. New - York. Cash Assets $305,361 00. 1 Merchant's Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn. Ca.sh Aasets , $300,000 oo. North American Insurance Co. oi New York. Cash Assets $700,000. North American Insurance Co.. Hartford. Conn. Cash Assets . $400,000 CO. iEtna Life Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets $1,000,000 00. Charter Oak Life Insurance Co., . Hartford, Conn Cash Assets 600,000 00. , , W. NRKSES, , General Iit-nranra Aal, .. Itlarble Hall, o. v Main St.. . Kaauavlllo, lad. MEDICAL. Tlie Youa lAluu'aTriejid. J KTITKRV MAS Uil HIS OWjj DOCTOR. 45vntatUi wnevrnIitiTf id euro Yet a.11 iiriv)d , liirvctioii b to tr.-ut h chic thr?ltc, "With the Yours FriLa in jour pow9sioa, joxx h.v th full tiimtiitm unj cine for ta trwttnwnt ol )onrw Klfaod ftH-fiit?. It U tor wlo by i rubtbii-ts trets -lwr. Ak tor Ui V UJ. V . 1 F"T J A vhud imobas f r t iru n. m -m 1 ELLCK A W HITa,

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.OlIPTEMEIS 14 EVAWSVILLE Railroad. the STJMHEE. 1885, AEBAN GE21ENT 3 'teat? 5-53 . , V.e.nvilhl Dally. (Snadays wins -,,,"7 . - - .r.tri. a filrw; - i- ...... aii nxjLiions. i ' ' - Yiuceori 10:39 A. M.'j Terra Haul at :W P.M. . - - . . . ..TBIIP4I M '; toVi, 4:39 P M K Arrives at Terr. liot,3:3S P. In with Jtzpiwa irajrwa. rtZ Bl"t rlHar.1D4. . ; ArrW.i at lo.iauapltJ TJWr. a.-, I Biaalnr eloaaeotiD"cio 1 ,r cioctnn.ti, Doiami.M. tl 1 Kaatara Hlea, anl lor odi.h"i I l7ad Vtrou. . gT.L0Uii,ALT0STEBBXHArTBB.. .: 1 UBiiei jin'""" ;'.:'

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5 "iSSr-.rv.1 rly ertablishedj wuh a Brst-ciass nof;rVt,s:.wi. ;.Arria at m. t j j tbe two rai'.rc&ds bo-.lt, we Loc a. 1 : 0 I'. M ; taino, 6:U r. M. : ;. , rktitrsiso. ' could bid dtSance to ail rivairy and be

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Lr, T.rr Haute a s:t r. at., i ra;;roa(J Jines WOuIJ tUeQ BOOn Dii open .n'.tii of Ksnreea Trains fro a 1

f iutintatiacd tba x -, LeaTVin. I e a3 for instance into Southern Imno EmuZI:"' ,ATrtT" " i-the direction of McLean.boro, ta

vriMKXXKS accommodation 1 g Leavee IUM. Junction at 6 AO A. I m , on arri-rai of Nigbt ripreeafroaa I iri"": am ' r: -r.a?irsK Cckt throngs wan unov.o.. i volnte North and Kat. .".,. 1 Vnion County Ticket. Fur Auditor, .Col. VICTOR BISCH. . For Sheriff, Capt. ALEX DARLING. For Commistionet, . .. , JOSEPH I?. PABKETT. -For A $aesor Pigeon Towmhip, WILLIAM WARREN, Sa. CrjuTho rain hut night cct off onr usual report. ' ' tAjy-The communication in answer to, and corrective of an article copied into thin paper, and reflection on certain ac. tions of Biahoo Whitebouse of Illinois. ia.cIarion to Galesburh (Episcopal) parish, will bo published in Tuesday's l9lne. Joux G. Saie, This distinguished piH-tnr.d popular lecturer will lectareM in Cairo, on the evenings of the 2d and 3d of October? , Why can he not be induced to ciiiliver ono or more lectures in this city. Anentartainmentof the kind would li- instructrve, and to intelligent men and women should be" more intereating than ti eircas or nejro show, to which our people extend such a liberal patronage. JU;t us have John U. baxe, Kv. War! Ueecher and other distioguisbed lecturers, during the winter. : tT We have lived over forty years ' in this world, and it is a source of great congratulation to ourself thai the only P'Tnuiu that wa Cnd abasing us are traitors and their allies, or thieves and their abettors. The only men who eyer called us a drunkard are such as have been pulled from the gutter themselves. Wo ucs! the editor of the Vincennea Sun would coness this if he was axed by the right person. - ; Tho Future of Evuntvllle. " Tliere l a tide in the aff .Ire ol men, VVnn.li, .Uit. n at Ita tt jod, lead on In fortune. " Andethere is a tida in the histories of cities, which leads to commercial wealth mil importing, if taken at its flood. Tho epoch hers indicated has just arrived in tho history of Evansville,, and it behooves nut- people to look well to it that they do not let the tide ebb before making sail. ' ; ' ' There i no town or city ob the Ohio rivt;r so admirably located as Evansville fjr the great sntrepot of; Southern products. ' A straight line drawn from Evansville to New York or Boston is the shortest line that can be drawn from any point on the river below New Albany, and a straight line from New Albany to either of those cities would bisect the Ohio river four time?, which, would be impracticable. . , . ; The present railroads from Evaas villa to Indianapolis, and thence east enables freight to be carried from the south to the ' Stat line before it could reach New Albany by river. It is thence 160 miles to Cincinnati by river, or over 1(H) miles to Indianapolis by railroad and some 70 miles to the' State line. This gives the EvaasViUe, route near 200 miles the advantage over any rical poiut on tha Ohio river. ' ' ' 1 f ' With a Straight Line Railroad to Indtauupolia this advaataga ould be in. creased some 50 miles or more, and freight shipped by this route would reach CresUine or Cleveland by the time ifwere ready to leave the Ohio at any other point above as. The river to Evansville from all points below is eeldom obstructed by low water or ice. With All these ' natural advantages, it will ba the fault of her own citiav.ns, if Evansville does not become tha great commercial metropolis of tba Ohio and ilissiiippi Valley. To attain this end what is needed on tha part of our citiaiis? We reply, sagacity, ener gy, liberality, determination, and perse verance. " ' ' ' S -s If our capitalists wbo have accumula, ted vast fortunes, will atop long enough in the work of making money, they can rteadilv comprehend ail tha local advantages we have enumerated, and it would be a crime against their own. good name and memory a crime against their children and alf the -future generations that shall inhabit this city, if they do not take advantage of this tide now at its flood. .., . r. Ia the first place, we need a railroad opened from this city to Nashville, Ten nesee, that will bring to us the pro ducts of the teeming tarms of southwea. tern Kentucky and middle Tennessee. , ?sext we need a Straight Line Kailroad to Indianapolis, 'to 'improve onr Eastern connection. These ar the two

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merchants and iKwlness men caa meev to consult. together for the interests of

cit7, and regulate trade aua com merce. Even the villages ot Padacab bare ek institotwna, ana a Chamber of Commerce should be established here forth with, ItB importance apparent to every telligent merchant and citizen. . In the meanwhil we must Lave a Urne. firti-rlas.i Uotec bailt ia our city. Our present hotels are inadequate to the Nation of the people passing throng ad stopping in our city, and it ,.. inyite more WltnOOl in - . n'. -,! fm rpea,ed BccommodiitioriS. e const tos , , , t;j ,la.;iv ter. entoarase, and help bund up tia.iy iine, ef . exceUt Bteamboats tocuis . . . it- i. ; ty, cijy and UfcinpL.s, to ahvilie, ana to the Shoals on the Tennessee river, With these last Dftmid enterprisei ready to commence a nea.my .ncrea. . . 018 Dioe - the richest portion of Southern r B r minoir, also in the opposite direction, nenetratinz Warrick and Dubois coun- . fnrnishin? the farmers cf those , , t a drawing to our city a vast trade from that direction. ;, These enterprises should be, nay they must be engaged in at ouce, or we for ever lose the golden opportunity. The tide in the affairs of our city will begin to ebb, and hereafter we will have to content ourselves with neap tides of small proportions. No spring tida will evsr reagh us again. Louisville, New Albany and Cairo, tho only rivals we have, are each making gigantic efforts to rrather Inter their respective coITers the vast treasures of prosperity and I wealth n0w within the e&3y gras; of Evansvillo. Shall they succeed? j - liecornfF'H touri. ' The Recorder's Court had nothing to n auiuraay. auo caue wny we uo i not Know, oniess ino ciiy nas grown buudnly moral. . Tho Recorder informs us that some of tho police lave expreased theii determination not to muke- any further arrests, because ha bas discharge ej tw0 0i three persons. Such oolice men should be mustered out ol the service at once. The duly of l09 police ia plain. It is lo suppress disorder, to arrest violators of the city ordinances, to capture burglars, thieves, j garroters and pickpockets. It is not to I get op a wranIo with peaceable and ! tnnwn. irond citizens, who are talki P - ' ing on legitimate bnsine?s on tha street corners, at any time of night, or who are holding a social party-iu thi-ir front yards. Nor is it their duty to molest or stop on the street any roan going along on leaitiuiate business, or on his way home from business. There ia no ordinance that forbids a man being out doors all night if he has business or inclination, if he behaves himself. We are personally friendly to all the police officers, so far as we know them, and commend them for their vigilauco, but in one or two cases, as appeared from their own evidence, as well as from the testimony of others, they allowed their leal to surpass their, judgment. They must expect suth tniiilakes to occur. They do in every city. In the two cases in this city, now ia our mind, in which the Recorder discharged the parties accused, be did right, and would have perverted justice and jadgmect bad be decided differently. We hope those po. liecmen who have signified their purpose to make no more arresis, will reconsider their determination, nd with judgment and prudence continue in the discharge of their duty. awaBaaMManBMHMnaetMi Amusements. Ths New Metrofolitas. Mrs. Bella Golden received a magnificent ovation On the occasioo of her reappearance oo Saturday night at the New MetropolitanThe large bait bas beeu elegantly fitted up, and the stage furnished with admirable scenery, and the immense audience which crowded tha hall to its utmost capacity, was a fitting testimonial to the energy and good taste'of Mr. Golden, as well as an unmistakable evidence of tha high estimation in which his gifted wife is held by our citizens, as an artiste. On her appearance on the stage, shs was greeted with prolonged and deafening applause, wl.ich was frequently repeated during the evening, and the responded by really surpassing ail her former ef forts in. the city, liar voice is fully re stored, and she appears to possess new life, and a more perfect appreciation of ber position. Her singing was really eharm-4gt and was applauded to the echo.. j .: In ber great character as the Child of the Regiment, she won fresh laurels, and was well sustained by the company geu. erally. The universal deciaiors of the audience . was, "excellent," "magnificent." Mr. Grierson bare himself admirably as Sergeant Scalade, and as the Duke St Ltvrme, in the afterpiece, and proved bimself an actor of no ordinary mer'.' Mr.' Harry Watson's recitation of "The Maniac" was very felici'-ops and was well received. -, The- inauguration of the New Metropolitan" was a splendid success, and we hope Mr. Golden may reap many such harvests. His energy and perseverance merit it. . 'To'tiight will be performed that wonderful play, entitled "Satan in Paris," in which Mrs. Golden will assume as '. many characters as Pro tecs had shapes, and she fits every character exactly. NOTICE. IWrtl APP1Y TO THK CUT COUNCIL FOB perainwa to -ect a smad wocden boiidinj feraarord-ejonre.-oB rear of lot No 3 (old plan), within the fire limits, in tbe city of k-vaBsviUe. -pS6,diw.

Local Notices.

IJSCRS A.0A1NK AcClDaST Mr L C Stuck, agent for the Provident Lfe In.nrance and Investment Company will

be found every morning at the xauroaa depot selling tickets of insurance ?ainst all kinds of accidents, persons p5irin to purchase such tickets of in surance can be accommodated a) Hallock's Drug Store, or by Mr. Stuck at the depot. Bep25,Iw. to? In fever and ague and all inter mittent fevers, according to the state nients of coutless witnesses, the Red Jacket Bitters break up the paroxysms with absolute certainty, and speedily restore toe strength of the patient. - sep25:6t tx&Bj permission of the city auilori ties, the New York Market Will bo hold Open . EVEIiY DAY Until further notice, from 5 o'clock, A. M., till 9 o'clock, P. M., during which time persons can supply themselves with Fresh Meats, Fruits & Vegetables. All orders given before 10 A. M w'ilbe delivered before dinner. New York Market, Locust St., near the Post OSae. Carmody k Reap. IOID! IOIS! IOa3! Plumy of Ice by the cask or otherwise, until Christmas, at cold weather prices, E. Isgle. Ii.nl1') If First-Class Boarding. Six or eight gentlemen can be accommodated with first class boarding and lodging, on Vine street, next door to Sterretts church. Also, day board for twelve or fourteen gentlemen, sept 19 dlw. Wastkd A mother and daughter wishes to obtain situations in Protestant families, to sew, nurse, or assist in housekeeping; also, some one to adopt a bright little girl, seven years cf age. Apply at Washington House, Itoom No 2. Evansville, Sept 16, 1S65. 13 lw. CUT GU0CKST-0ISTEBS. We receive daily, by Express, a superior quality of Fresh Baltimore Ojsters, and arc prepared to deliver in half or whole cans or by the case. All Oysters warranted. Cross, Davis & Co., Third Street between Main and Locust, August 2S tt AN ORDINANCE. AM ORDINANCE, DEFINING THE M'TItS of btreet Coramiaeioeer, and jtrovi-liuti a mire curtain and rconomical m-thod cf cleaning out the Kuttera eed rvpalriEtg the Btreete of the city ; j..rd Sept. 4tb, laoo. HKUrlON I. Ha It ordained by the Common C tine 1 of the city of Evauivlllit, that Ih Untie of btrtwt CoaimiMloner oi said city shall benafter I a & follows, vis : First. To examioe and report to tbe C oucil. In writlcg, oout la eery wet a, the eond ttiou ol the fre t, guitera, crossing, eewers, bridgo and n blie rroud of the o-ty. tfwrond. Incase of em-rrney. to make Immediate special report to the Couecil, or to the mayor when the t 'onncil nisy not be in session, when from tha nature of thttctw damage or tu Jury may ho liaely to result from delay. Third. In all cases where any oostruotioa may b found mioa any street, alloy, oiaiket-lare or other poblio groii ds ol the city, to in tee Immediate report to the Counoll. or to tbe Mayor when the Council may not be in sea. Ion, and to cause proeernttooB ta be romnaenced against the person or porsons who may have catmd so-h ohs'ruoiion. Fourth Toezsmtoe Blithe pubiio cisterns of the elty once in every week, and make report, is writing, to tbeO tan il, stall- g the depth of water In each cistern, and specifying any c:tera wHrh may be out of repair. HKCrioN i. All work npoa the ire t. jrutter, ell) and public a-reuudsol the city sha I here, after be done by ip:ial centra t, aud oo bill, aeconnt or claim of the Street Commissioner, exit pt the clam tor his salary, stall be allow? J or p. id h'trea.t'.r, unl sstha service or work charged in ch hill, aecoor-t or e'elns, ehall have br.ea done ta pursoe e of a e(.eciai crder of the Council or ol the Mayor wh.a tha Council may not be la session ; which order shall not be valid onleea tl ba In witting, and delivered to I e Htr t Commlssioner. W. BAKES, Mayor. Attest i A. tl. Mclairr. a r. se-2S-lt Shorif 's Saio No. 209. . BT VIKTC OF AN ON DEB OF 8ALB, 13td out of tbe office ol the Clerk of the Van fieoburgh Court of Common PI as, in favor of Ioaiah lUas and airalnst William M. Wood and Malta K. Wood, I will, ea 8ATUBIIAT, OOTODEB 21ST, ISO'., betwaea the hvors of 10 o'clock a m. an 1 4 o'clock p. n.. of said day, at ibe door ol the t'ontt-hooM in the city of bteusv He, Indiana, off r f.rsile at pnhlio anrniia, tber-tets and pre tils far the term of eevsa years, of the f jilow.Bg dtwcriUd property, lo-wit : I'art of 8. E i of em-llon Burnt er 2 , town t 8 B. ID west, beiag th.t frrtlon of ii estate which wa allot t-rl toe. I.i eiilUm II. ncd m the partition of the reat eaiate of bis letv fathor, William Wood, deceased, and koowa aod diwcril-ed as f How: 1,91 tourer i(ai, b-itiB pl.t No. 3, b-Kiuninc et a piot In toe m tl its of Ihe Princeton Koad f.'Ur (4) chaius and tb rly oi e Ml I links eortlieatt ef tha potet In the mid tie of laid load where it intersects El-vo'b street ; rnnaiu; thence wa.t twenty four (.'4) chains aud taeaty lirks; thore aorlb four t4-eha na and f r y. etht (4n) links to the middte ot raid rd, and thence lu eonthw t jrly ditectloa, four (4) cbatne a d th'rty-two fSi'l, to the piste of be. innir tt, et mited to Obtain tea (10) acres and thirtythree handle Ith. of an acre, b. the same mora or leas, said prim ee oeioc the earns set ott to said William H. Wood in the partition etoreealj, ae will ajf.ar of Rec rd by reference to the Periltit. oa Heoord No. 1 oa pare Noe. lloi, lie, lxt, lit) end 191, a tbs imt appear of ree ml at the Septmb Term of the t ottet of Com moo Fieaa hr Vanderborfk Connt-, f jd era. And should said r-nts sol prohia not sell for a eum notr). lent txeeti'fy said w.tt and costs, I will at the jsm time and place, Cr f r sals tbe fve simple of aid premtaea. OVO. WOtFLIN, f. T. C. By Cat. W. Loan, Der-oty. Kvaaenile, Sept. zld, isoo. aep25-w3w S . M . II A I It It , PRODUCE, COMMISSION A N D Forwarding Merchant ASD AOtNT FOR e Ohio River Salt Company, office e, .North Water Street (Formerly occupied by w. M. Aikmaa A Cc.) eepiia lyr. DRY GOODS. IrjI3X7' 21X1. Til, New Stocli! HEAD ! IrlOONElT. it So. 49 Main Street, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, yon. BxspicTrri.tT annottnck to I t the pablie that they will, on the 0th day of September, epe a-, entire new etcck ef ttspl and Faocy Pry Gccd. which thv will retail a low a Bay boas in the city. trp23-I4 NOTICE. Fife Limits. X70TTCS DEBKBT GlVJiS THAT I WILL -a. eiply to the City Cooncil, to enlarr the Frame Honse back of my Store, oa Lot 6o, Old Plea of ibe city of Xvaoer Hie, op21-2w c w ebjut. FLOUR, MEAL 5c FEED. J-ST MAD AND IADT TO DELIVER to ear ens to mer. FLOCS f Ig-leheart' Famitr Fionr (whit wh.) - " Soot hera Mill " (red wheat.) JCEAL. ( Fresh 4T.joad Cora Meal. Crashed Corn, Bran, Phone, 8ai;etif and Mahd Wheat. ... FavAB. AxceUant Feed, eatritlonl aad cheep, at . - IGLEBXABT MILL tepl&tt ' -'- ... - - -

ANNOUNCEMENT.

Far coaaly Avdltwr. Vt are ai.tboriiMl to annoooca tbat THXOPOBK Vfc ia a raadida-a lor t ha efficatf Aodilor of Taiiderbnrjh Cooaty, at tb aasaicg October alsctioa. Far Coramaa Pica Jadga. We ar antbt r a?4 to aaBoaaea that Jodf a JOHS riTCBEB will cootiBoa to Mrra at 4dz of the CcmmcB PUaaa Coort ia tha dwtrict aciDJHJK i of. tba cctutiaa at Pt7, Yaadrborh, Warrick, aad Oitaowif alee:4 at UtaaaaoiBg October aisctiuu. Mm. XjiToa: Fleas aonstuic to yoar readen that II. LOCD'J'S, or Foy County, ia a caadldata for Jo !;e of t'.-a Co ie mo n Pleu Ctsit, la Cu t Uriel compote J of tha eoasttea of Poaey, Vond-rl ar-. Warrick and Glbaoa. For Ctreult Jadg. WU, r. FAE&KTr will ba a candidate fcr raaiacUoa to the office cf Circuit Judge, for the Fiikeata Joi.cUl Ciicait, conpoeedof the eou ttee cf Crawford, Perry, Sjentr,TCarrick, ITanWtiurfcti and Foeey, at (be omln J Ootober efcowrKberlir. We arc aathorized to aaaoojice that J03IPH H. COX ie a candidate for the ofSca of Sheriff of VaadorLurgh County, at tba eaautng October euctioB. en.jr2i. Fwr PrexcatlDfC Atteraiy. iLiroce JorixiL: Please at Hon ate Captain WM. P. HALGKA i E, late of thetlet Ind. Vila.. ae the Ccion caadidate for 'he office of Prceecatlog Attorney lor the Fi.'l-eulh Jaltcial Cireuir, caipond of the ctatie of Crawftird, Perry, Bpo. er, Warrick, Va'iderburjb acd Peeey, We are anibcrixed to antcnure that LIWI3 C. tTINcC'S wltl te a candidate, at the next October election, for re ehctl on to the office of Proaecciis; Attorney for the Fiftaenlh Judiotol Clrenit, c. m(Oaei ef the ct.uolki of Orawtcrd, Perry, Spencer, Wa rick, Pre and Vanderbaijh. For County Ccniinliiloair. JOHS 110 VG a ie a caudidale fr leahjcijoa to the offi.e of C anil louer of Vaoi'.orburh CvSftty, at the ectnin October elo-.tloa. PIANOSP I A NO S! Oa hand and receiving from tho oldest and most reliable manufotoriea in tho United States, an asortmentof PIANOS, FULLY GUARANTEED, And with regard to superior aad elegant workmanship, tvweetness of tone, and fair prices, will compare with any in market. Wo solicit an examination by the pubiio generally. Hasbrook & Ritchey, CORNER OF F-1AIN a SIXTH STS., KVAXSVILLK, IXI. e S lai DRY GOODS. No Business Transacted oa Satirday. A .BIG STOCK OF FANCY GOODS, Wholesale & Hctai! IVo. 11, lirHt Street, RET WEEN MA IN ANp LOCUST) 27 o Tlio IM I L L I IT E RS , BI 2 H C H A 1ST Is S Anc3L Tlio Community at Large. WE hare just returned from the East with a well-selected Stock of 1 . Bonnet and Trimming Eibbons. S3 Velvet Elbbon, Plain and Edged. 3 Boutet Velvets, Plain and Fancy. Satins and Silks. O French and American Flowers. O Feathers and Plumes. 7 Birds and 0;her Ornaments. O Straw, Felt and Silk Hati and Bonnets. O A Fnll Line of Cloths for Cloaki. lO Cloaks ia Great Variety. IX Cloak Ornaments A Full Line. 12 We Iffake Cloaks to Order, in the Best and Latest Styles, at the Shortest Holies. 3.0 A Fall Line cf tress Trimmings. A Big Stock of Fnr for Ladies and Children. 13 A Full Line of Hainan Hair, in Every Shape and 8tyle. 16 A Large Stock of FEey Woolen Knit and Woven Hosiery and Gloves. 17 Hat and Binnet Blocks. lO Notions and Fancy Goods too Numerous to Mention. Let aU buyers eomiig to town call and see for themselves, compar the price, as they will find it as low as in any elty west of New York and Philadelphia. sepl6,6m. B. BATJU. :

Capital Paid In- - $350,000 Limited tc $700,000

THE MERCHANTS' HATIOlfAL BANK Of Evansrille, .Prasldaat, .Caihltr, J SO. 1. KOCUX. Eaviax commeBced boaiaeaa at ita Office, coraerol Main and First Streets. Offer It ear-rice to the eit la.se of E--na,iVa a tte vietaitjr, being prepared to carry oa a kaitimate General Banking Business, And to Porchaa and Supply 7-30 Treasury Hotes, Gjold and Silver, BanU Notes.' Hxchanc. -0J8 r. 8. lEftTIFIt tTES, and other riefHrtU) bOJDS, Ulsr cunts H'KtiJr n DOHHSTIC tn - A 1 r. K . Aed for tba actwa" othera, wbo bava j dation 'ot aierbaaiaa ate eoputar -- lavaet d llielr eavion ia the pat. ttf -aeut 1 ana, It iliii .u rii. laf Aionda, Iaiercat Bear. ! f' ' tiecnrltlee, CM tw' " le t'ree of 1 barge, aj.rl- . . oitl holUer the oppoi tooitjr to avoid the '""r"7 ena ta( ci retainiof them la their own poaeeaaioa. j(19. BOOTS & SHOES. BOOTS A D SHOES AT WHOLESALE. IVo. Ci MAIN STREET. A LARGE ASSOBTMRNT OX HAND AND Woods arm n almost daiiv. Tbe trade I reeoKifail. Invited to etsmltie mv tock wilt tb. assurance that Ibey will Snd as gera uooa ana a low ernes a an tsua iu tb West. Tkaakful to old cu-tomer for -aat favor. I would respectfully evlleil a continuance of ibe r. HIOIO.MSI. EvanriLL, Joly 13, SPORTING TACKLE. G. A. MAYER & SONS. DIALERS IN HUNTING & FISHING TACKLE, 80-- --.-Main St., EVANSVILLE, IND., ' fiav aow ob hand . and constantly receiving, OBa of tb most daelra' 1. selection of ifor an ss (hol blm t fisotS). a?iu:s FIS70L8, risMSil at IHSTlsa TdCKLK, tv a ah ivior Ann ghb ba;-, row Dm 4Sb tun riAtKs, ri.iJI HOOKS st LlWtn. KM ID, tEI.SlH. AO, kEZl.S, BIRD SF.1S PuWbEU, KHtT. LCD, CAI-B, ASD CAkTBIDC.tn CT trtur trze A A ), CCM WAD A SO ( lTTUH,atH MATESIkt, POCKET KNIVES A!D DIMES. ASD. I.t TACT, ALL KISDi OF GOOD TO BE rOVSD lit A OSS KB L BrOkTlltQ KBTtBL sntiBsr. watcn wb offer tothe TRADE AT THE YETtT LCWEiT Wil KES. No Charge for Showing Goods. ST Beaaember tb place 89 Mala St., Opposite Court Uoo.se. BANKING. THE EVANSVILLE NATIONAL BANK, BICCESSOR TO THE BEiKH BISK. XT. S. Depositary and Financial ' .&gcnt. CAPITAL- $600,000. MONET LOANED On the mast favorable terms, and Especial Facilities anoraea 10 ttegular Vustomers and Depositors. COLLECTION i U ade on aU points at Lav Raits. G0VEBNMENT 8ECTJniTlES Of Every Description always on hand and fvr Late. GOLD INTEREST r. n U. S. Bonds Collected at a Small Charge. CTJBEENCY COUPONS CasJud when Due, on Presentation. GOLD AND SILVEE Bought and Soli. W. J. LOWET, President -- SAM'L OaB, Vice Prasident. - SAU L BATAED, Cashier. angS-tf -- ,

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STAPLE AMD FANCY DRY GOODS, HUDSPETH, ADAMS ' & CO Tfiaiii St. W tabs pi rasa r. la Informing ear easterner and the pBhlle g.o rally that we ar leciMsg or tl . ' . : , Fall and Winter Goods Corsistlsg la part ef Brown and Bleached Sheetings, oairwngs, rrints and iiei.a:ne. Plaia' and Fancy Press Goods of every variety. Black Cloths, Fancy Catsfmeres, Casinetts, Satinetts, Jeans, Tweeds, 4 c A large stock of Plain and Twilled Flannels, Sorting Fiannels, Linsejs, Bed Blankets, &c. A Urge and carefully selected stock 01 a-au ana winter anawis, Balmoral Skirts, Breakfast Caps, Nubias, Women's, Misses and Children's Hoods and Scarfs. Cloths, Saeqo.es, Basques and Cir onlars in stock or made to or der on short notice. A larre stock aad great variety of Aiosery, .notions, etc., as. All of ltl.lrli urre purrliaaed prpnousio mo rrcrnl aduiKf lis II ry C'oj. Mv are ronfldrnt that ue ran make) It o Hie Intrrrat or ull in all and amine 6 tock. and l'rltra. VVATCnES, CLOCKS, SiC. REMOVAL. PHIL. L. GEISSLEH. Ea removed to N O . f "1 MAIN STREET, (Nest does U W. Beg a A tea,) Where be has Jeet op. aed a large aeeertaaebt af WATCHES, T 3D "W 3JJ Xa H.TCT , DIAMOT4DS, ozioorxa, Fancy Goods, ic, All ef wbieb beeffsr at re r need peicew. Partlcalar attesttoa paid to repair lag Ba Watebe aad Jewelry. ivy I Wl west All work gBBraateedtoilveewtlreattfaetla. Jteasewtber tbe pleae. lie. S4 Mala Street, aest door i W . H sghs a Sob. PICNIC. W0EKING MEN'S LIBRARY AND Jstea-cling- Room. GRAND PICNIC ! TBE WOE K 150 MEN OF THE OTT OP KvaaeviUe, being dealrea of eetabllebiag a -Library and Beading Boom, For tbelr motaal iatprovszteat asd calUvatio f tbelr mlads, will give A -Grind Picnic In Elackford's Grove, Tfaatraday, Octbr Sth, 1S69. For tb eocaeas of which, Ihsy reepetot rally eolirlt tbe ew-operatsea aad pel rones, of ail good iu. ran. Ticket will be (or sal at tbe several Book Btoree and Itrng Stcree ia tbe city, and ell who feel aa Interest la tbe Meebaaiee aad Werklag Ksa of tba city, ar o lift ted Ie assist la davpoe. log of ticket. 6004 mnsie will be see a red, dietisgaisbed speakers wilt be la etteadeaee, aad v ry eff irt will be aaed la render lb affair worthy of a liberal patroaag -. J. Ie. DCK5IS0,StreVary. If. Wbite, Tnssirsr. espl td CLOTHING. Hawley & Smith, IresJan ia CLOTHING AND FTJENISEDIG GOODS, . M JfalB Street, Kraasvllle, lad.

AMUSEMENTS. P-1ETROPOLITAM MA&TIN C.OI.fiKJJ s eitXINP NIGHT Of THE SEASON. Great Success of tbe New Cotnpanv Monday, Se ,tei.i-aStSt, The great ft-o-tioal Im , eatlUesl SATAN IN PA'Isto -U .bleu- - CrOLDEM The evealeg - different character. thpleaiag ..lenai.m-et to e-'nolude with STy. -1 Huil-tte, eatillid jsw JJiTIvIT ZjIfJI, -JIT, LI!,r! BKLU OOLOKS. Door cpa at TU. Ta. euet.i. -.1. .i proeantly at S o'clock. .T' ,B;' vrtn be r pen dally (mm 10 a. m. to t e dork p m . wh.i arais a.ay be 3Ur4 Ithosit Kxtra C barg.. Tavo Dnys Only : G. 7. DeFaven & Co.'s (a 1 rat UWITED CIRCUS Ths Antorral ef Arenlc organisation, embtaclBg A3 Peiloimlns; Member a. Tha ('rem ds I Creoi of Fuaet-lans. 0TMNS.SM, nirpi 1) IAWATI8TS, Ar-Ri HIT-, VAl l-THJIl iqt'll IHB1JT.1, A "HMD 'SIS VS. ruiwsn, tvtit an. Tl'llBI.KH, ONTtBTlONITS, CflllAMi, MINSTRELS, A., Ae. With Tbe riXEST STID Or UlQ HORSES Oa IhsAmercan Coniloeo-, w'll eikltltal EVANSVILLE, Tksridsy Kvealsgaad Friday After. Base a aid K veatlaag, t. V Among the relttrit e of thle lomvBv, whe will be preeeatwl ia tbelr vsrion ueciallilae, at each eahlhitloB, plsasate Is takes la aaanaacisg lVL'Xlo XiOUIOA I tale Ascensle'tsl to the Etn'ror of Ru,ta,wlM ' will, oa Friday atterniMi. , ahoat bail pa. I oae i e'rl.rk, Mifores her I li 1 1 1 1 1 11 a I T sttreeile Seal, I entitled "AJOCKSaY TO TUB CLOlilX,'' f being as aecrnaio fr m the arroaad, VS) A aingle : sleader wire, a oistanc of Sim f-a:, to tbe top of t Ihe oentr. ple an a'llnre of 7. A..,, gl.L U ARE IMVIIEII TO WITKa-f ruiS, FSEIOF . CIIAIiijK. j ivi'iio 2ia:!A.xiiia i I The une furlnatlag, areompl ab4 nd beantl. i lul aqnestrtran la the prolessloa. Mad. DoAuloy, Mad. Carroll, Maesre. f ARU'iI I., W. NATLOR, BIVISK, KiiHUKAU. J HtrLolt, TliKHAM, Cn(l,K, lilt, PIiK. RI.M till A ST. HI ltd kin, CAMP. Bl I. Jttll v..N. i. Btt.Tl.lty bHTIH, I.AVfHVk rRt'riiri.M and asters WILLI K. 11 A I. e-t,. AlltgRr, utiHiil aad FKT1TM WILLIK, Ih. fv," with a d( llwOL Oi" TV ESIT TI MBIIE8, rBaiprostbsd and aaappn a-bahle, and tbe fua proei-tteg Clowaa, m OLD SAM LATJLIROP, Standing rsodl.l! for any " fat sres" wllhla I l.e gin of the people, end P.II.SEAMON, Wit, Jeeter Bad Vor illr I, Ala 1, s full cinplemeol of I ail Ie. ead Oealle Aa, Meetere and M i.ee, . tb. prodocttoe ef lasterltadea, Atlerplscea V I'avatwnal wae er For fall pari molars see poster aad pre. grain raee. r Hones oneaal l'an4 T p. as. perfera. bb will eomni'nre at i and 7',J p.m. A dm Is. ioa rVicente; Chlhiren, th rents. lw-tddAw IXif I 11 AMBERS, Agent. JELARDVAUE, &c. F ' II 11 A SB- -w.- SP Ft 0 0 Ulna.; 4 imiUaiQGGSCO.,' IbTObTEM aid Dbalsm IV II AltDWARE OU TLERY ; Mo. 13 FIJI ST,. STREET; ('US BIO PA U-I.OCK,) BOARDING. DAT OH WEe-aLT M:jAH0F.a CAUSE AOeowmedauri .t Mrs Eltaa Lessley's, eoreer of Foartb aed M sibarry Street. epl32w. UOOTS & SHOES. 0. f.woop r.a.srEUiia Wood & Spelgcr, Wholesale Healere la BOOTS AND SHOES, SI0aE5o.5:e131.lI.tSTllEET, (Bet. Sth end stb. Sooth Side), aa4 2s leOt'lS VII.L.IC, Kf. HOTEL. Hancock House. , HATIHO LEAS! BO THIS SFACIOI 8 HOTEL la Heademos, for flse yean, the snder. igsed have ReOttcd and lUfurnlwhed It TlAroug.bout, Sad bail nee every effort to make l a pleasant aad Bttractlv boar for traveWrt ad visitor, jy WIUbttv ' '.icwithlhsbM ; Hp try aSbrds, IB Its e B.ne every .itnui ifxisainv. to ta aSte (f gaeata, wbo r watted by polite am etrvbuvee rvaa'ju -A ilhera. pron.i... aagtl.dJea.

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