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Jone 'Esq., that we are en- '' flounced, with othiers, as Directors of the Evansville & Cincinnati Railroad Com- . t piny. ;This announcement is made under such circumstances es would leave the public to infer that we are in lavor of the subscription of one hundred and sixty thousand dollars by the City to said Company, to aid in the completion of the Straight Line Railroad. We are opposed to such subscription at this time, and utterly deny that we have ever, as Directorsof said company, taken' anr-aotion having in view such a subscription. Wa were made Directors of company, for the-purpose, as represented, of preliminary organization only. NVe learn that bat one !,,,:iseting. either of , Stockholders or Directors, was ever held, . and that was the -meeting' tt which Directors were,' chosen. Since then no meeting, eithet ofStockholders or Di- , reotors bas been Leld,,to our knowledge, and nothing done, either officially or otherwise, to, anthorize the taking of subscriptions: - - ' We are utterly averse to making any subscription by tbe city, until it can be made to appearAhat the residue of the means necessary for the completion of the work, can be secured., When it can be mule to appear that sufficient means can be rAised to complete tbe work, we t will join ia stoking the Council to make a proper subscription on the part of the city We disagree with tfr.'Jones ináthe line of argument actipted by him, in bolding over the city the threat of the probability that the city will fail in the Straight' Line case now pending, and will, therefore, be compelled to pay one hundred and sixty thousand dollars--.tbe amount in controversy, Vl,'s think 'this cometi with bad grace from one wbo was concerned as 'one of the attorneys of the eity, in the earlier periods of the litigation between the city and the Straight Line Railroad Company. c Ye cannot , see bow a Federal point can annul or set.-aside the adjudication , of a State aonrtt except in cases rep.larly before' 4313 appeal or writ. of . , error. t', ,F ' A4 we we're selected Directors for the purpoie of ,, preliminary organiAation only, and , not for the purnose of Eon ducting and managing the affairs of the company ; and as no consultation has ever been held between us, and believ- - ing thet the que3tion has -not been fully and fairly presented to the people, we earnestly pal respectfully request the Council to rescind the order for the election on Monday next, and postpone the question until the policy of such subscription my be fully Aiscnsse-d and idemonstrated. i , . t JOHN J. CHANDLER, t HENRY C. GWAILTHNNT, r WM HEItMAN, t" LIV-Battett.-- " Feb. 1, 1866. In addition to the above .paper, in justice to ourselves we deem it proper to say, that so far 'from endorsing the policy of eatling upon the people, un- ',' der- present circumstances, to vote for the proposed subscription of $150,000, at the meeting referred to, at which we were made Directors,Gol. Jones was informed that we 'were of the opinion that before the people could be expected to sanction such a subscription, the owners of the roadbed would have to make a definite proposition .7, as to the terms upon which they would dispose of it; tbat he was advised by the Directors present, including Gov. Baker, as one of us recollects, to procure and 4? lay before the people such a proposition from them; and that he promised to write tk. them upon the subject. Never , Laving keen or beard of such a proposi Lion, if we had been consulted as to the election which has been ordered, for that, if for no other reasou, we would 'lave refused pur assent. . 5, y otomox. 4; LI JEIENBY g Cht4TEIMET) JOH i J. CHANDLICI. Itraight Line Rattread Again. - I am credibly informed that the Evansville & Crawfordsville Railroad Company, which lenjoys--a Monopoly, because there is no competing road, is not content with that, hut that it has, or connives at-an adjunct monopoly, in which some of Jhe officers or the Rail. ''-zoad Company are interested. I mean the hairiness of hauling goods to and from tLe depoL I am told that some of oar shippers bare found it necessary, in order to get proper and' reasonable accommodations from the railroad, to give their hauling to this dray' monopoly. 'I am informed of one instance, in which a gentleman employed several drays and sent them , to the depot to haul , Lis goode into the ' city, and when they got there, the "draymen were told they should not haul the goods, anethe gentleman - bad -to pay them for going out and returning empty, and give the job to the adjunct monop- ; oily., Every independent draymani not connected with this monopoly, is injured by iL , They cannot get employment from their friends, which they otherwise would geL , , am also credibly' informed that the draymen not connected with the monopoly would do the hauling for but lit- . tie river one-half what the monopoly chargeo, and that when independent shippers employ independent draymen, these draymen are not permitted to take their regular turns at the places of loading and unloading, but must wait until they can find Olives which the draymen of the monopoly do not want to occupy; and it is suggested that perhaps shippers who will employ independent draymen, may sometimes find it impossible to hire cars or get thrir goothi forwarded :.promptly, when those who patronize the gentleman, dray monopoly encounter - no - difficulty of this - kind. -Perhaps a whose name. begins with the fourteenth letter of the alphabet, could correct any erroneous impression , that others may ' baste' on ' this subject. 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VOLUME XVII. , , . plenty of good coal in Sullivan county, which could be conveniently shipped by the ' Evansville Crawfordsville road to this city, and sold to the citizens at about five cents per bushel lona than they have been paying for coal from the Radiant mines. But for some reason this Sullivan county coal can't get over the hill this side. of Princetonas is said.' I bav3 not time or I would enquire of persons employed about the depot and machine hope, whether this is so or not, for it seems improbable that the hill is tbe obstacle. - I have no personal knowledge of these things, as I have had no business with the E C. Road. - Those who have, would do me and the public a favor by attending the meeting on Friday night, and stating the facts. Jas. 0. Joan.

A Card. Ed tor Joan al : , , In a communication in this morning's Journ21, Cot Jope's places my name in the list of Directors of the Evaneviile & Cincinnati Railroad Company. If I am a Director I have become so without my , knowitedge or consent, which, of couree, cannot be. Sometime last summer, at the request of Col. J., I signed his articles of association as a, stockholder, but upon his notifying me of a meeting for organizetion, I sent him a note stating, that upon reflection, I had concluded not to connect myself with his company and requesting him to strike my name from his subscription list, or if he preferred it, to procure another person to take the stock and I would assign it.' This, as I bad eupposed,' ended my connection with the company, and if after this I was elected a Director, it was witliont my assent; and as I never had any notice of such election, and if I bad bad such nýtice would not have qualified, I submit that Col. Jones' statement that I am a Director in bia Company, is incorrect and unwarranted. - Feb. 1st, 1866. - Ass IGILZHART. To the TaxPayers of Evansville: There is, evidently, not one but several screws loose in the organization of my, friend Jones's Broad Gouge" branch railroad to Cincinnati ; and since the revelations of - ",A , Plain Men" in ye,terday morning's Journal, I cannot possibly see how the compromitie branch of this branch ,road esti possibly be sustainefl. Not having implicit confidence in my own legal opinion, or in that of tbe anonymous lawyer of " Plain Man," I have just con. suited as good legal authority as I know of in town, and that authority backs up the anonymoul opinion and iny own to the fullest extent; so that this f160,000 that Colonel Jones has in a former letter told us would probablv be recovered, if we do not vote the $150,000, ia as good as out of the ring. , I am -not to be intimidated by the Colonel's array ot respectable names in the new company. I have yet to .find the first of.these gentlemen who -is not opposed to his project as now developed. The 'gentlemen named by bina will have the Opportunity of cleaning their position , at the public meeting at the court house; where, also, I propose to give Colonel Jones's position as heretofore defined by himself, and thereby to 'how that I am guilty of Po recklessnets, or want of candor either, iu charging that bis pro-, ject is that of strangers end aliens to thii community, and cannot, if carried out, be productive of any good, bat of great evil, to our o.wn people. ;OHM INGLE, ,711. : NIA:13,Tt110 . 4LBEUBSELAW.to -,ott Tue.4117 morning last. at the tes:dsumt of the Thu. Thos. B. Garvin, by the Bev Wm. U. McCaw, Ur. Genoa L. Naxos to Miss 'moots Enloe, both of Baltimore, Maryland:7. ; BAUM BEAKYGRAHAMAt the residence of the bride't tat,er Feb. 1st, by the Eev. B. r. Gatch, Mr. Basalt HAMLARIALIT. of Pittsburg, Pa., and Miss Ttu.se Castes, or WI sill (Pittelturg t opera Waage ) 1:0 IL' ID this city, Jan. alst, at 6 o'clock A. , MARINA, wife of Stilton eliy. The funeral will take place to-day, lob 24 frosn her Iwo residence. on Main s rest, between Ninth and Tenth, at 2 o'clock P. AL Irriecd 4 of the family ars invited to attend, Without further not,c3. REMO IOUS NOTICE. Liberal Ch. titian iplfrobip. Nei. J. 0. ronnat. Unitarian. will lecture in Masonto Nall, corcer of Main and First streets, en Sunday tient, lost. Buhl et of Morning Lecture: "The Truth that Maketh liner in the evening: "Christ, the toss of God. but not the Infinite God." Efate f en. No collection will he tAben up. Tha public are cwdially invited nMMIIE " ' NOTICE. Chan ge Virm. BAYS BOLD lull ;1411lBlegt Ill TUX DELT k Woods business to v. 119411011 CO., Slid retirirg from business. I return mg sincere tbsake to lb public for their patronage, sad bops the new arm will continue to reo4ive tbe sante. all persons knowing themselves loll bled nie will Weasel nonce in and settle immediately. and thews boVing a.sinkt MO are requested to bring them in imme4istels. .0)1221 J. 8. JIOPIETN8. , DYE HOUS-E. JIPEtney 13ye I-1131.11.Seo r. GRAUPNbill, It. OAK CENTRE tilTS.. , (Near the Canal), - Wes it. tined Dy House at the above piss. sad is: provatet to col4r Silks. Woolen or Cotton 8toode, Hair. do , la all colors. I bate been engaged in tho busbies' over thirty. five Years. mid balre berm vilibloyed in the largest establishments in Iiiiurope sad this country. sty boll myself reeponsible for all damage sustained by goods under my charts. erg Cleaning and Stionlos of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Goods done at short pollee Give ms s fair trade. (d10 8m) r. 0 ltACPNE a. GUNNIES. , 10,000 GUNNY BAGS Is irroaz AND for male. WM. MMUS A NON., Ja31-11 Corner Main sad Mocond streets. e.1,. TINNERS. JOHN SCANTLIN, Wholesale and Beall Dealer In Tin-Ware, Stoves, Grates, Hollow-Ware. Copper. Shoot Iron a Japan Wive, No 65 Main st" above ta, Ivan', Ind. lb4r Job Work promptly ommotod. is Ili boat mariner. Ordors oolicitod. HOTELS. ' 'Washington flout e, COR. OF MAIN & THIRD STS - Evansville, Ind. , JAMES & EKON. PROPILIZTORL as. Tree Omnibue running to and from the epot. 0-dtt 825 Bartlett Sewing Maniac 825 GENTS WANTEDTO INTRODUJZ THE tattler. S. ToenAnedentoto 41,n1T411;1h:lacri". "" "IY 825. nee the .,,, hoe... a ,,, iinso.n, Dor are elearing from 150 tO POO p wwwls. (Lail, rights given to Agents. Enclose tamp end et. them , , PAGE BEOTElli lit Joon d2walutt Goo. Airta,Tolotto, Obto.

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The Missouri left Tuesday week with light freight, but full of passengers most of whom were landed at Clare. ,'On arriving at Evansville she received about a dozen passengers, all of whom are reported lost. The story of a race between the two boats is denied; , ' - , The officers of the Dictalor brought off one hundred and twenty people from the wreck. It is thought by the officers of the Missouri that the total. casualties wilt not exceed seventy, and probably be less than sixty. ' Among the saved was passenger from Lowell, Mass , connected with the Freedmen's Bureau, and his family, Cap. Stewart, and Engineers Schroeder and Cox. The cabin register being lost, the names of passengers could not be ascertained. Several of the survivors left on the mail boat for Cincinnati and eastward to day. . , - , ' ' N0r York Items. NEW YORE. Feb. 1.---Lart evening at Cooper's Institute the colored men and women of New York aorl vicinity assembled to ratify the amendment of the Constitution probibitin? slavery. Geo. S. Smith explained the. object of the meeting. Secretary Seward's proclamalion was mid declaring that theArnendmeat touching slavery bad virtually become a part of the Constitution of the United States. Rev. Stella Martin, Fred. Douglas and others "addressed the assembly. ". The - Fortd's , Waehington special says.: The gurstiou of taaitig the Sae. ings Bank as to be argued dile week. If the Court decides that the tax is lalf ful according to the decision of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, then these Institutions will ask for a special law exempting them from such tax.' NEw Yoax, Feb. I.The 20th New York State militia regiment, numbering 580 officers and meroinder the command of Brevet Brig. Gen. jacob B, Elardenherg, which art ived in this city from Richmond, Va., last evening, proceeded to Hart's Island, where they will be paid off and receive their -final discharge. This is the last infantry regiment of the , Army of the Potomao. . ' ' s The gragd reception and ball -of the 7th regiment -place last night, at the Academy and .was a brilliant ffair. An oration by Gen. ,Dix opened the evening proceedings, and the dance was kept up till an early boar this morning. , ; Lieut. Gen. Grant has issued an order 1 anaouncing the organization of a permanent military board, to which tions relating to the artillery service may be referred by the Secretary of War or the General in Chief, and whioh may also origiaate recommendations in regard to the efficiency or interest of the artillery arms. 1 he following named officers compose the B3ard: Brevet Brig. Gen. IL J. Elan, CoL 3d artillery., , President; ,Lt. Col. Albin P. Howe, Ma j. 4th artillery; Capt. John Gibbon, 4.12 artillery; Brevet Lt. Col 8.N. Beviiman, CBS 24 artillery, Secretary. .r !,1 t, Burning of a Baggage Car. New -Toile,' Feb. 1.--0a Tuesday night, as the 6, o'clock night express train from Jersey City, on tbe New York & Erie Railroad, was nes,- Sacksware on the Delaware, a fire Tree discovered In the baggage car' of 'the Atlantic & Great Western Railroad. The train was stopped as soon as possible and every effort- made to extinguish the flames. but they bad gained each headway that the exertions jo subdue them were unsuccessful. - The car and contents, consisting of 75 pieces of valuable baggage, and two irort eafes belonging to tha United States Express, were destroyed. The contents of the safes consisted of money and papers reported to have been valued at about $200,00 and all the safes were not 6re proof the antents are supposed to have been de strop& Session of Ms Jor Generals. Nsw Yeas, Feb.- I.Lieut. General Ma.j. Generals Sherman, TbomMeade are in regular session at aGsr ita nn td, the headquarters of the former, over the army bill. They meet earlier than Congress, and sit about as long, and the result of their deliberation! will soon be laid before the military committee of the Senate. , Senator Wilson, chairman ' of that committee, confers with them, and it is probable that a bill will be framed by them, embodying their joint conclusions. Gen. Grant desired the views of his able Lieutenants on this important subject, and he, therefore, sumnoned them. Gen. Sheridan would also have been called, but for the exigencies of the service in the Southwest, Ile has not been sent for, and is not expected, all reports to the contrary notwithstanding.

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The ',outshine Legislature, he. Naw imam, Jan.. 31.--Cotton is lively, with sales of 5,000 bales at 48c. Gold 144 In the Louisiana Legislature, the , Senate bill, ordering an election of Parochial officers in elf the Parishes, on the second Monday of March,: passed the House to day promptly. Tbe House Judiciary Committee reported blversely to all bills and p!ans looking to a stay The Ouachita river 'was rising again on the 27th, but no cotton was coming into Monroe from the back country. The steamer Col. Chandler, Captain Richard Wade, left here for Chlveston via Atchafalaya. river.- She'met a gale 1 off Sabine Pass and broke in two.- ,The Captain and pilot were kilt. The crew were saved. , Governor Hamilton bas appointed Mr. Alexander Attorney General of Texas. There are good accoatits from Central Texas of the crop prospect. The agent of the KM:Inland Arkansas Railroad is traversing Texas, stirring up the people about connecting wri that road, to connect GAlveston and , Sit 'Louis via Fort Gibson and Kaasas City. ' A National Bank, with a million as aa capital, will start here shortly. New Your, Feb. 1 The Tribune's Washington epeeist sap, the statement having been made that the distribuain of the awards to the capturers of the assassination conspirators would be made yeaterday, has drawn a regiment of claimants to Washington, each of .whom it aft anxious expectant. Awards were still in the bands ot the War Departm set, alias hundreds of those justly entitled to them, remain here week after week, exhaftsting the resources of their limited purses by the payment of exorbitant hotel bills. Tbe colored delegation which recently -arrived at, Washington from the different States the Union, for the purpose of preesing their claims to negro suffrage, accompanied by the Executive Committee of the National Equal Saffrage Association, called on Chief Just es Chase Tuetdar evening, and had a long interview witli , The Tribune's Washington special 'vs: Among those pardoned by- the President yeeterday, was General J. S. Preston, of South Carolina. - " A highly encouraging report from the Collector of revenue for a district of the Canadian frontier formerly notorious for Smuggling, Ayes yesterday received by the Commissioner of Customs. The officer reports that since the Wine of strict orders by the Commitisiener for the suppression of innugglivg, and enforcement in eeveral cases. there has been a great diminution in contraband trat117.i. A medical report of Chief Surgeon of the Freedmen's lurettit , of Kentucky and Tennessee, was received yesterday by Gen. Howard. It states that the destitution and suffering is far,, greater among the white 'refugees' than among the freedmen. Officers state that medical dispensaries have been established in the' principal towns of the States men. tinned. At many points the freedmen have formed benevolent societies for the relief ,of the suffering among the colored people, by levying a per capits tax on all able bodied adult freedmen. Foreign NWilt Haurax, Feb. steambbip At rica, front Liverpool the 20th via Queenstown 21st, arrived here at noon. Her dates are three days later. The cotton market opened heavy and declined ?.td, subsequently raliied and recovered the decline on middling. Salea of the week 57,000 bales, ald on Friday 10,000 bales, the market cloaing firm Breadstuffs , quiet -but steady, except corn, which: slthwed-- a declining tendency. Provisions quiet and steady. Bullion Bank of England, increase X144,000. The Paris -Presse Amens that the Emperor Napoleon has sent a messenger.to Mexico to arrange for the speedy return of the French troops. An active search is still going on in Ireland for Head Center Stevens, r Nair Yoax, Feb. 1.Tbe steamer At lantio brought. $953,000 sptcle and "Pananis dates to the 22d. Among ber passengers are Mr. liassaurek, United States Minister to Equador, on leave of absence, stud ex-Gov. Bigler and famtly. -- Cisetwwwur, Feb. 1.The river is falling, with 24 feet in, the channel. Weather clear. Thermometer 34. Large Fenian la eating. - 'ersonniaTr, Feb. 1.--A large and en thusiastic meeting of Fenians assembled at Mozart Rail last night. Speeches were made by Col. Roberts and General Sweeney. . , , t --, -- From Canada West. ' Draws, C. W., Feb. 1--It is understood th'at ample parliamentary measures against Fenian raids have been taken for providing for the speeiy concentrating of volunteersalso for Imperial troops. , -- New York Markets. - Nay Toon, Feb. 1-11. M. - COTTON Is dull and droopiog 49050c for middling, chitty at 49c., - FLOUR is less active, but prices are without decided change. , illit4K1( is dull an4 nominal at 2 2,;(42 26. WEINAT is firm for good sound graded, and dull and heavy for common d ocript one; new amber Mtlwenhat, 1 77; aew white Michigan 2 00. - RYN is quiet. MARLA If AND MALT are dull and nominal. - CORN is rub and' lc lower; 80tr2c far uniound, and 8i864 for sound mixed Western in store aud &thinned, and 85863 for new yelow Southern. OATS dull and declining; 40443c for uusound Western and 5758c for 801n d do. PICTitOLKUk ,e dull; 32c for crude, and 53,3 14c for refintd in boo& PORK is quiet and she&dy ; 28 37y,428 56 for new meet, closing ott 28 56 regular way, sod 28 00 for old d o ; 20 50Test 00 for prime. and 22 25(022 50 for prinks Melo. - LARD is dull and lower at 14417c. BUTTE'S is dull at 20433c tor Ohio, and 25a 38c for Siete. CHRZSI is steady at 12418y2'2 ' NOBIET AND BUCK DELIMIT. Motley sexy at 5(36 per cent; Sterling dull and heavy at 1.0734-(410i2; Gold shade eiteier; open.. lug 140; dectintog to 139; closiog 1401I; Government &iodic & shade hinter; 0. S. eis of '81 Ocepons. 10.5; 5 20 Coupons. '02, 103; of '65,102; 7.30'8,1st strie, 99', ; 22d series,93. The 00111MOTtillit'S monetary article say t the stock Mortis; is quiet, and there is a lull in .

speculall .6 oroatione, and for elle moment pries tiod lower. There is rattier mous movement it Government mocks. but without soy cheng is prices. Late foreign advice. have no effect ou quotations. Gold irregular. and cm tbe whole tending downward. Leen sad- for custoe s in large. Tim ilicrsased supply of EIctaegc tend to ke,p down premium. Deinald for Stem Loans very ited. owicg to the dullness of specuht. tion. Activity in the application for diaconate teethe-a to eed the ot mend for paper. There ect change in the sal s of di count. Operations le bp iire ex, hangs, va'y limittd.

QUEENSWAREi arc. I 3II? JEL S China, -Glass IPEERs 44m5, I ". , H., AND Sonsider our Advautageti ; , P 04 ! We are-now reesfrink bur Queenswere Direct 1' ' from the - ' 1 , POTTERS OF TaE OLD WORLD! At New tisane, oar erstetare hoisted om the Ocean Stesinere end placed ea b rod Steamboats, which !ant them at onr wharf in Oda city, thus await g b one transfer from LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND,, c- 4; 4 -T 0-Nrsins-ville9 Ind. Yon will observe. thertfote, tbat enure sett sod op,edy tr tesportation. at well as greet e.bvirg la bleskese, which alone h very importatt Wes to be oonsidere4 i the cost et est Warm , Li I B est 11111 . r 18 18 rt UR STOCK it one of the tercet Wad bmt ark, mart d to tar found iu the Wret. &an tor sale at extremely low ptic4t. t We are now umunti-turkg every dercription 0 at Oil Lames Candle and Coal Wilmotwoe, which we witi sell at tete Oincinoratt amp Stock. mateleting of Burners. bhadee. Obimneye, Peg aud Sett. La male at manta 'actorere' priced. .4or 'new Catalogue and Price tierjoitiafiO, tow real, tot diaributiou, which wall bo furnished hierchaute appli ' -- - T E Champion Lantern THE PRIDE OF THE WEST MARK 'MARREN A RX the 801,X AGENTS tor this Lantern, which burns Octal Oil or Lar4 t 11. , We will furni price list on spplie Hon. The advantages of the CHAMPION LANTERN over all others ari: , , 'IMMIXThe Gli-be can be removed morsrapich ly, and adjusted th loss time than any other. PiteounorNot raquiring asy cement. t Globs b lug free the expansion and contr. otion equal, which makes it L-es Habil) to breakTIMIDLYThe Globe can be removed and a new one tilted by the owner without any welds,-Fteettt-TThey are morecenvenim tor clean. ins, and can b kept in ga d order at onefonrt the 0, tit of the old sty a, , the 0, lit of the old sty a. .-, . Wtecau furnieb extra Oiobee, In any quantity, tor any of the Patent Lin eves we obeli; Al e, e 4D. on phort notice, have name or limy ether Inscription eugrased on Lanterns or Wobes. febt-tf o' cMIMMI MEDICAL. 131R, ' ar3INT S S 9 Physician, Burgeon AND C311:11-11 Et t.11,1101:7-t , ITAVING - RESUMED PRACTICE, WILL promptly attend professional c dls. As formerly, will give special attentioa to disease, of the eye. OFFICEThird' Street, opposite Crescent City Bank, Worans..11e, Ind. sep22mily t TO CONTRAC1'0118.i New Court House to be ttnilt in .Crittenden County, Ky.-1-MRS UNDICBSIONID COMKUIPIONlitg, by - order of the Crittenden County Court, on , Monday,Aho 12th Day of , March, 1866, - In the Town of Marion, in said County, let out to 0 e lowest respobsible bidder, the rebuild lig of the Court Bowie, beret-Aro destroyed by tiro. -Said Senorita lobe rebuilt eat lb fourdation of the old one, which is forty feet square; to be built of brick, two-eerier -Melt the lower wall to tie eighteen inches thiek,i and the upper wail thir. tees inches; roof square, with. oupalo and cot, nice, with tin ; Jury rooms up stair, sith par. tit one tondo of pirink- , -, -1 , , ' . All the material IDUP1 be of the best quSlity. Bond, wilt Approved secerity for the taithluldi.. charge of big duties. will be required ot the contractor. There is now in the bands of the sheriff twenty-five bunched dollars ready to. be ipotesi as the work progresses.. There will also be about three thousand doliare at the close of this year. .nd the 1 &awe will be paid et the clove of tho year 1867, if maid work is completed. .... For further specifications apply in person or by letter to the undersigned Commissioners.. 1 , - . J. N. Wil0D3, , ' . - ALNX. BELN,, Commiers. . . . 8. BMWS. COURT NOTICE. In the Court of Com. STATE OF INDIANA, leas Vanderburgh Comity. '7:ram 11).1866. Y David B. 'Young, -) Thoman B. Overton, , 4 Jacob Parsons, Jtha W. Artnetrong and 1. Altachmebt. Jobs S. Johns n, vs E. B. Jones. IT APPEARING BY AbFIDAVIII, ON FILE 1 in the dice of tbe Clerk of said Court, that the detendant in the above entit'el cause is a non-remident of the State of it diens. notice of the pendency of this anion is therefore given to said defendant. and that the tame will stand for tr al at the nest t. rm of so d court, to be tegun and held at the Court Home, in the city or Evans. Indians, on the drat Monday in Mag A.D. 1866 Wittiest Blythe limit, Clerk of ta:d Court, thin 19th day of Jannarv, 1806. , BLYTHE II NEv. Clerk O. O. P. T.D.' Baker. Nandi and Denby Peirs An's - JaL20

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ScHOOLS: - 3V-A.NtWirITAILiU caLLEGIATEscHooL (Lome d in 3t1 story 'of Chs'n Hoes Bloc,) ; 0! FRS? Brume' - - Tko Tom of Ma bus lltosion will commence LTAVINGSPANED NO Erroars TO MANN 14 this lostitut on permsnant, and to ad pt it to the wants ot loth Zee Italie and German parent's am encouraged to believe that I shalt .centir as to 'revive the patrobase so fibers ly bestowed upon one heretofore.' i hereby mate grat-ful as. kaowk firmer t of tko es Tears gement I have received in the poet, and trust tiles I shall be able to prove myself worths of 1.kto encOarageinealt la tutor. tutvio engaged the aervioat of , .10 " 1 Lira' J.' , Thurnlani , I , a , . t Au expertencect Teacher; who will hare thargo of the Inglish Department.; , , The wee of imitraot au embraces all of the btanchaa usually taught to similar Igatituttons. 1.,-N;T , t-, , - 7 : , , ' :!1 r t ! Fltrit ;- Oolleglete Departawat per qaìrter.. ...... $2S CO Prepa.atory , , OQ ' or further perttculare apply to eithar of the Teacharo. , - , WILLIAM FINN101.V. Principal. - JAMES M. TM EMMA el IN .ZI-1-4-ndi-r'-eillo-k-iir-st-W-me-t.....' ''''''''' .." :e felf,lak ,, 'WILLI& At BINNHOLD, Talicilir; i , , ----- -- - -- -- ! ' ) - . ' ' NOTIONS. - -,--, , ,.,.,,,,-. ,,,,,..)4,-1:.::,TkiHo.: vv., - ,:,,t,:.,:: ,......;::,-,:, ,,, , ' - - , ;,, -- . ,-, , -:!' - :: : . NOTION, -11011SE I , 7 21 '',,'' - , I " - ,, ; i.-.,!, ; . t V. ; '4. 1 ,,,,, ,,,,, , A . , i ,,L,, ., '1 ' , ' , t ,; A V '' ; .;',1, k,!' ,:' - :N: elv, G'oods! -,,,....,":,,,...,....z.,,, , , . ; ,, 4, , , , t, , .... t BAN. lt, t3valuroci 1 ,.raliss L4 Cuattioa. . CURIIICK BROTHERS ' ' WHOLESALE DEALERS Ull ' . t ; , , - - ... -, ; ; , . , : . '': '. , 1 " , : 1 ' ' ' s ,..., al , .. , ..A.,'', P,,.I.4-,E SOROPI. ,YOUNG MIA, IN ithoindier't Blo k, First strise. :e felf,lak BIN et HOLD, TaacEor. ' AND FAPPYPOTIOUS ,:::WHITE-G60D.::: Pio op Skirts ,,,, gsLo , 9.. .; 191 ' SCC. IVWILL A COAL FLETai AND ATTBACIIVIC anortment of ev rything de. gamble and new in our line The goods on band and arriving daily are all RAW. FBESEI and CLKAN, direct from the last.. Todealeve we desire to say that no better opportunity has ever been &fiords, te webs... The right go. cle at the right priei4, st the right pit..oe, and et ths right time. Let all shot desire good Goode Cheap. grve us ea early nail, and we will. guarasUe seSistattion . , BROTIMEIS,' No. 3 south First Eitneet, Nvansville, Ind., Auld !. Next deor to sew Bank Building. MANUFACTORY; rile Manufactory, , ' , 33 MOCK AND LEVER 111 0 CI( AND' LEVER ' , -,.-SECOND STREET, - Between' Sycamore and Vine, (Next to 'Mobs ll's Livery Stables.) r 11:(1: ri- linSDERSIG.NED BATS IPTABLISBED L at the above place, a file anutectory, here Files of all kinds can always b bad. yid Files wiii be fixed Up font like la,er, and repairing of ail kind' of Tortie will be promptly done. alio, bbears Lir Tin and Sheet Iron. work will be done in the best witen-,r, and tb public petrol'. &to l respectfully solicited. pad-a MAllft & LITE& -- NOTICE. A.13. 130TLIVI-1,El I roil( 7oossevrED 'ow Tag i'PAST, IL ?moot and Futon., in mgatd to anything lost or totem, flourd from g o'efootit tO ft p, to. Tornio:. Gantionten, 82; tootles, SI RPM. idneat iiMeriCtin litrosts; ttota swe Partlw i,A.INNTIOPLEMSTS BOX MANUFACTURER, Cor. Napa stroo, t and.lbt. Issonvilles Ind I SACKING BOXES ON ALL KINDS KEPI' constantly on band. Orden promptly tilled. and delivered in, of chargA. no21-3m SHIRT LIANUPACTO 4 4. TH'S SHIRT 'MANUFACTORY , .1527,c). CZ tilScv4:3C:31,23,01; tat, samr's noes.) ; , Cf TWITS NADI -TO trt.DES ISOM BAIN. 0 steward and a tit worrented. A stook rendy.tneds dhirtis ond Collars Wiwi on bend. end Ait prises that wilt snit the passimJos. Tacking Bouts, dticking Bosoms. so., Sono with neatiusaa aaepallea . 3, , - , Thankful fat past favors. the entiooribor sea; sot faly solicits a conauulaa of tbs. pakonalie se a orally baskowed toa &ha pada lag years. A CARD, T. a. WATTS IWO, W. W. VIILLSWIOW9 Late et Loutsvilli. Ky. LAW of bcolorills, Ky. NATTILEWs, & FULLERTON, --DiCALERS 111--- ,, AgriculmralImplements. I S - WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, ' ' , , I IICOLISZ N'IllINISHING ARTICLES, " " t No. 45 Main St?Pet, NVANATILLN, INDIANA, ' , ' notl tf ' Administrator's Sale. IvroTicx is BEBICBT GlITZB TBVP TBZ Iluivesigned. acitniniatrator of the eelate of Henry Becker, deceased. will offer for sale at Pub. lic outcry. at the Beiview Garden. the late riot& deuce of deceased. in Pi son Township. Vander. burgh county. on Monday. februery lAth. lead, ate persona, property ot said estate. coosistina of Liquors, Cigars, Bar Fixtures, Danc leg Belt. unexpired lesee-hold of said Belview Garden. and tit r articles. Bale to begin at 10 o'clock a. m. TZ BM eFume of three dollars and undercooks ; OVer three dollars. ono-third cash. one-thieo in three mouths, and one4hird le six months. the poroltatter gielog motile for deferred payment. with interest. and waiving benslit of valuation and appraissinent , BILIIMAN ICCKIrlit, Administrator. Jain Swit

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COEIMISSION. POSTE:41, 460PJCLAISES en CO ip Commis& ton Merchants and Mercban- ' ' (Use Brokers. WATZU STREIT, ......... 39 (Oor. Coca! e't Slip), , , , IMF YORK.' Ornsigninet.ta 'elicited. Orders tor all kinds et merchandise promptly filled.

- POSTER BROTHERS,' ' WHOLESALE OEOCERS,; 64.......--Weet Second Sireet..-64 , .VISCINSATI, O. -- ', POSTER, V24 & CICLo Wholesale Grocers and Commission di rchants, 308 ...... FE9Nt oezo Om Memphis, Tenn. No BAIID41 I. STANT BAIRD 0 START;, ----- a- - ' (Suctwooro to W. M. Alitm- ro-A-CoCMITMIR...A.Ts al, cm INrgi's Produce, Forwarciing 'Commission Merchants, -' . EVANSVILLE, IND. ' Refer to Q Wbfolor, Preet Pint Notiotvil Book, and Soot I Om Vico.Prosteloot Svonoville hatiooid Bank. AGESTS Iva OHIO EITICR SALT CO. , olt ly , W. JAS. JOHNSON..........,..Lat Wadi Jok0000. T. T. hivtioom. Ind. 'JOHNSON az WRIGHT, " COTTON FACTORS, Commiss'n Llerchants FORWARDING & STEAMBOAT , .ALgentR9 , No. 262 FRONT ST.,' ' (Oar- Oottrt StoltP).. : Niemphis .p4-6. W. kbadmitsT, T. Walesa-1g. B. Imo?. ,t McMakin, Wright & Co., STORAGE. YORWARDING. AND ,, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And Dealers in all kinds of Western ProduceHay, corn Oats, Bran, 4 Flour, Bacon, Lime, Cement, ; , - - ' 4 - - No. 3 PROMENADE ST., - (Elliott's Black; ANA or Jogre,n Street, oppc;IP Ito totoambost ,Landing), MeMphile3 LTerart.. trep4 gm Bnows, Dungannon & Co ...--Ivstaville, Ind. A Sennamann-- Albany, Ind. . ; : ,L . : n. K.' DIJNILIERS0111 & C0.1, ' ; : ,$ Forwarding a& Commission . Merchants, - , NEW ALBANY, IND -aCIENTS FOR TEM BELLICIONTAINZ COT. , t " ' TON 1EXPRE3S. o24-ana " P. S. Desoechet dr; Co., - , GENNEAL " FORWARDING & COMMISSION , , atutencrirs, , No. 33 Poydras St., New Orleans,la. skis- 'actor" tor vele of all kind" Westttr" and Monikers Produm Consignment" and order, 'whetted antell fire r-- - Amommit LAW CARDS. Wm:Reavis, , U. S. CLAit.I.ACELIT. also, Beal Estate & Collecting agent. OFFICE ON HAIN ST., (Bel. Third LE fourth,) No: 951:Over ' Keller's Gun Store, EVANSVILLE, Ind. 2019 sltIt4 '2. NATtliicer9 JUSTICE OF THE 'PEACE i t AND , Agent tor blairiing Pelagian. , aack Pay aud Bounty VDU DISCHARGED SOLDIER:I; AND FOR V lite Widows SIPA esker roprosoutatives of nose oho die in the service of' the united States. Ake on the tiorthAVoirt olds of Third Strotit, near tho Washington House and slowly oppoolo &beepers Bonne, Evansville, Indian's. busintse sultvistod to hint will lin Prompt!" attsnied to. , 'ALVAH 'JOHNSON. A.ttorney ttt , -,' NOTARY PUBLIC ?- noal Estato torsoldier..erei all other &alma procured. ' 051,0 .,...,.,..tIVANSI ILIAC, IND, , apt5 net 0 ,. , M. SHACKELFORD-777:7Ci.-11. NOnNalt004 Shackelford I& Iiornbrook; ATTORNEYS:AT-LAW And Beal Estate Agents,. ' :Office en Third Street, , (Betwcoa Lomat sad Main StreetsWest Side.) 0 noir Prompt mtreation given tu Collections. annatstt ii011EIS 11: JC11241DXJZOOL W wiaste. Johnson & Walker, ! . ATTORNEYS AT LAW, -e OFFICE ON TIRED MIMI Nearly opposite the Court Beeson at tho bending formerly occupied by the litt Dr...Lha Tn Walker. - - aI6 ' BOOKSPRESENT8; Second Annual Visit to Evansville U.,- - - ' ' - ; , Ltzt 11179r C El I NS CON'S Presentation Book' Store The Largest. Oldest and Most Liberally Conducted Establishment of the ' Kind in the United States. The Stotk of Books and Presents e, t Greut ly Augmented. , . " A bandoome preetnt. worth from fifty Ceuta to ty Dollar to be gleam to every purchaser.Alt Books at publishers prima., G.11 mg get a catalogue J HuTenuisos a CO;,, Proprietor! ; Wilt open la Iva:1'011e for thirty days only. 13e. Main sum t. - - jeogg gw AUCTION. NELSON, , 11.; .S. Has Removed his Auction Boom to , , NO. 27 LOCUST ST., IIMIEL k (Toss Dooms miaow vas sinswoos Nourish Vitamin will attend kisds of Amami bast. nen: To the selling or Merchandise, Wagons, Oarrlanes. Bones. sod Real Estate. Auction days TUbloDalt. 1HUBSDAT and SATURDAY of sack week., . , Omsk advances on oonsilitionsts. Nolen to all the oilmen. of Zvi'svilla' who ksow Will at ye wbois tilos So kis busisesk 614

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COMIISSION. DAV LIAM A. R. 'WARP. 11. W. nåll.11.6 DAN ',AIKEN & CO1 ' ' GI-EINTE11...11.14 COMMISSION MICRO ft AM 112 POTDRAS STRICIrro :$ New Orleans, Louisiana. , , motati , . SPEED, SUZILIERS ez CO., COTTO1 AND TOBACCO , - IA. al, jM , GENERAL, . t - COIMISSION -MERCHANTS, ' commiciticIAL AGEfirra, vizor, No. 59 POTDRAS STIER 'NEW ORLEANS, LA. Carleton, route & Oo Kew York. , Speed, Donoho A Co.. Idernohle, Tens.' 0 'art, atockard A Co., Mobilo, A is. ' do30410: BIGGS, LITTLE tt CO anu Jo . MJ.110 I. wiðost AUCTION AND COMMISSION 11 Tt C II A. N yr a Real Eetato sod GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS. Kato street. adjoining Banking House or Warr. Glees Co., Paducah, Kest itiZfr Consignments solicited, and liberal oe trances made upon Merchandise, Agricultural Ica. ;dements. Seed. Country Produott, ktock. anti. tare, Booke. ac.. Ac. linirAerr to Wite.Jor Rises, lila, Ltd.; Wafter k tio , J. W. Pliscrer Co., Ask brook, Ryan Co., ileury Indent, James O. Cal houn, k heri ock-ly , J. DITSOUCTICT & CO., Forwarding, COMMISSi012 A KB Produce Merchants; No 19, North Water Street, (Orr Bionic. next door to AL DiOzoii) EVANSVILLE, - ISDIANA. JOSE? litsr : : : t : T. W. RETTELTON. West - Ilettelton; , COLITIISSION AND FO RINAR Di WC Merchants, , COB. -POYDRA3 & MAGAZINE. - 'New Orleana9 La. " BILIRILNCKS : ' g 2 II-AsmumW. J. Loirry, Dub, Joha D. Becht., ashler. '- MOUNT Vannow.--8. M.. Loavenworth, enshiot. X, T. Sullivan, keg., John A. billinno - CiPonomroTr.--N. G Nettleton. Lag. toopetnnoJOHN HAL,'" , FORWARDING AND COMMISSION ; Steamboat Agent and hart-boat Proprietor, EVANSVILLE, , - INDIANA 'VIBE partnership beretofore existing under'tba firm of Hell Rudd. Yorwtacling and Commission Merchants, litearoboat Agents end Wkart boat Proprietoro. is this diesolved by siutuat 00111813, IL, John B. Hall havVg bought out the intesost of C. R. Budd, sir t winos. of Cati old firm wUl be milled by Jobs M. Hall, who win option.) the business so berotafore. , - , JOHN B. HALL, O. hODD. rvaartlite, I ad., Oct. 5, 180 (milt Ir MICHOLSON HUSTON & CO.'; 1 Forwarding tz Commission Merchants í' WHARPBOAT PROPRIETORV, Evaxis.v11109 inaianp. DAIMON it Will. 111. 49 W. 11.1015l11., Uhl. I 1 Eraneville, , S. M.,0ARTON & CO., , Commission and Forwarding I It It C ti A N T 17 Teboupiloolas otreet. New Orleans, La. Ste-litelers to Jona W. Ellis, ?reel lot Nat'l b'k, eincinitott ; Oa WI Bayard, Esq., Cash. Es. ansville Nat'l Bank, Evansville, led.; rooter Bretbers, . " "163111 B. Fairchild, ", VarbosiT Brothers. W aingbsm' - - Louisville, Ky. 8Ts ijrleaos. Fairchild, Verbtoff & Bingham, Commission Merchants, ' 82 NAGAZI82 STRUM NZW ONLIAN8. LA. nov29 dem Brown, ,Dunkerson & Co., EVANSVILLE. IND. , Comtaision Llérbh'ts FORWARDING AGENTS. ' Also, Especial Agents for the I:3 o fclat COTTON EXPRESS , AND JIM 111 THANdFORTATIO111 00; 1 Given, Watts et Tobacco and Cotton FACTOiS, GENERAL 'COMMISSION .154:WANTS. FINANCIAL AND FRANS SHIPPING AOANTS, 0. 4 New Orleans, La. IL, Willard, , Samuel L. Pettit. , WILLARD PORTZR, , , YORWAEDING and COMMIS3iOn Merchants, and Dealers la all kill& of Produce. , tAir Liberal advances made oe euseigammits. bo. id,4 TEE STBlERT. " - - VANS VILLE, IND BRIGGS & WALTERS. Wharf boat Proprietors and Receiving, Forwarding and Commission MICRCHAN Tilt 3Castport 6128al &-11. siveirvarr. ' J. J. wszrEtase HAYHURST & WHITTATUR, Produce , and Corareission MiTADroalactsatieto No. 6 Water St, (next to R. Barnes ZVANAVILLE, INDIANA. . PIIICA PAID VDU W heat, Deem, Deane, Vise Seed, Lard, Dried loran. Deolivrim, Wheat, - Vise Seed, Lard, , Dried termite, F 111. . . ' ti F. a Ehrman CO ' lo COMMISSION, , , FORWARDING AND STORAGE, Cor. Water & Locust Sts , , -t. , 'EVANSVILLE, IND. ' ' Mr Agents for Dodd's, Mammals and Urban's Vire Proof bates; li rata's C.Iebst6td bugar Ulla. Also on band, a full assortment of Agramitural ih..7bimov,ta, Vnirbank'n kroth.o. Ile., Ito ,.-311dva COAL. CODIAM CIDA it1ISrEd'Si; , Mee on Water Street, Between Main and Loran Streets. 1.16 A 001111tilni suppiy, and ordorn promptly WA. 6114

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