Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 11 April 1866 — Page 2
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: ' WEDNESDAY.;.... APRHMC U 3 it - -.-. . Jhe 3 j Confederate Democracy of tC:lGreeneTahdIOwea caandes hae novav - Dated John M. Ilurophreja as their cn-
- it-jirVdate for the State Senate." Taa oama-t
, .CLipf Ilmpl.ej;LfcS.l been endeared to r .tbeui by the sacrifices, made by Andy ,.i i J O j Jjamphrrys In'tbejjIorfouS ca!use 8 thi t j ; V Boos of Li Serty'.r But whj didn't they "'f": j -" nominate Aodv himself?" 'The; Indfan'ap,oBs Journal say that John- jttf's tnptta dnrin? the war was: J Not another mats, ,d gac or dollar for eo a helUsn, nnclirisr 'iian cre8ade.". "!'e HitVr frocA bi that tw fc John M. is as sound -And j, and per' own vh.P ri'i"t'1jtt,e mor it su,j'.i available. j,,;kh t aots j t7 'iT.-. tf&erafes- oO wea And ien are etrijrrin the field, and jt bfjcomes the XJnioB'tnep itf thtfs'i'counlies Ho be on
. "jr the alert. It iilniheCr Jower atiinmphJ
,if thef will .be eftergetic and, courae- ' ,, ' . The Democratic papers ha ciphered oat the "decline of, thOlepuhlican party , by the ratio of the reduced majorities in ' Connecticat. Bat the fact is, the vote for General llawley was greater than, any Republican vote ever cast for wv ernor in that State, as the following figi ures of the vote for the last eight years win show: li. u.i jj?. . 18AS...........;... 18M..(..... ......;.;'.il.a6,298 ....i..4fl 2.J9 . i8o... 1 ineii ;.. , 1H3..,.,..,...'...M. 1. 18rt .... ! !86 , ....... 18fiS... ...; ......... Avang tow for t'lfht Ter . .3,012 ,...3tf,782 - - ,....39,MXn ,....42,3?4 i.,098 ..40.S32 Considering the extraordinary Executive influences osed to defeat General Hawley,Mand the ; exceeding' interest taken in the election by the New York
Y' , Democratic mauagers, and' the fact that
1 " a Deinoorntia vietnrv thnra'wan TnnlcAiT
for as the advent of the new partyj the . . result is a thing to be remarked. ,. If the workinginen were . educated to complete" understanding of their true interests, there would be nd such elections as in this city and at Adrian. They wonld elevate their own banner, as at
.t "".'i Marine City, and .by1 virtue of superior .. . jaumbsrs, carry it to vltimate victory at .the polls. If we .would bava inore such i..t.! '. nen in Congress as Niblack and Rogers, i j we most seek them in our ranks; they -"' re not to be found 'bidook, those who "iz;, '. make fealty to political organizations .1; their first duty. Detroit Daily Union. No one will mors hfghly relish the u h-,' 1 above joke of the Union than Mr. Nib-
, lackhimselfr Theidea that if the working men wonld have more such men, in Congress as Niblack and Rogers"-will Mr. Niblack be offended if we add, paren- ; ; thetically, " par noMU fratrum"-(hej must seek tLen in their own 'ranks,, is t s decidedly enjoyable. If we thought thare was a respectable Trades Union in s the country thf, could not turn iuPa more intelligent and respectable Con..,1 gressman. than Rogers, of New Jersey, , , we would publish it. as a standing disgrece" to the class it claimed to repre--eent. No greater insuK could be offered the workingmen, it seems to us, than to assert that if '! we would have such men in Congress as Rogers " we should seek thtim ia their tanks. ' " ; xi- I ' ';' 1. ..I 1 ' - - A singular eccidenV happened a few
Jr..n .."
.i , ..nays ago to s- citiaen of Wabash county, la t living near Xagro.. -I Ha ' waa returning Mt from the funeral of his own child, buried
.in the cemetery at .Lagro and driving a blind horse attached to a spring wagon.' .While passing the edge of a high bank,, - uie ,norse siumoiea ana ronea down, carrying wagon and driver with. him, and killing the latter in the fall, . '. u The Lafayette City Council have lev jed a license of fifty dollars per annum for the sale of spiritous,-vinous or malt liquors by retail. Some little stir was occasioned among those interested by 'this action of the Council, but all seem ' willing to acquiesce. j Provisional Governor Hamilton, is re
ported en route to Washington ,to see . what ,.i to' be vdon;with .Texas.' Tha
secessionists have seized npon the entire
la political contro of the State, and are
Carrying everything with a high hand. Counterfeit twenty dollar bills on one of the Indiana National Banks! have been detectedat the Treasury, j They
, a are poor imitations of the Original, and;
.i . can readily be . detected:byjJbe poor quality of the ink and paper. v. The Louisville Democrat ht s assumed the .championship of the negro. Time'a LOnorea1; abolit,ionista" will please step . aside. In their wildest imaginings they never conjured up horrors afflicting the negro in slavery, so multitudinous and heart-rending, as the Democrat sees in tore for him under the reign of freedom. The Civil' Rights bill, which its friends fondly hoped was for the protec- , tioa of the freedmen, the Democrat denounces as an instrnment of oppression to the already oppressed race. ' We, copy one of its lugubrious paragraphs, bearing op this point: - j : . "The Civil Rights bill is a foolish at- '"'" tempt to put the white man and the negro upon the same level of responsibility to the law. Do they suppose tbat to beeither just or humane to the negro? "s ij The good counsel, the advice and pro- ,. tection of the white man he has to deal
- - with, is what the negro needs. He wants a home, and they give him the right to go to the penitentiary if he steals., He
. wants bread, and they propose to give him the right to vote. They bava broken np one system for. the negro, and
uey are uueriy incompetent to bx np . : 1 any other. The law can't make men of children, or give equal competition between unequal races." . . ' ,tB-n - Adrlce. .,, t A prominent Washington Copporhead - paper, on Saturday, gave President . Johnson the following advice: t ,"On yesterday, the enemies of the .( imi3enti the Constitution and .the country accomplished a great victory. Well may they rejoice ov6r it I jWell may they think the day is now theirs! It ts theirs, unless the President shall Y,4r Mt bo'dIJ "decisively, ,and. aboro all, B ProPfl7- Not .next week, but ; this i , " the action that seems to - v.n,nl0f Te7 man " be first thing tbat Andre..JohBoo woald-dcrln "the like circumstances? Jt to surround himself wiih,. friends on whonr fee can, depend, and td rid himself of treacher,fS . ons allies and open, avowed, Unblushing . enemies. No Presidestyet everdream.'.'ed of .succetiding in the administratiqri of ttie GoTei'cmect, who did not have. a Cabinet thst stool -ip to kin fairly and sparely, with a zeal aad. energy that tl . -&ade big iaa.sa their qwb.".' j si f ' . , .lbs .Preii!aat,ooghtTtoSafeeliare 1 e;i ,J iha aoath-h1 tf ttd gaping birds of i!l ota en w,W.mw raesatly fioekd , , aV-ui .if t-t .--A
i'rom tb Indiioapollt Journal. Indiana Township Ejections. "XT JrrAoJopw Cqunty , ; The Uoiort Men Wve' cirrisd the fie Union towusbips, jris : llanceck, Clifty, 4ickcMcii7 Sund creek, and" Oerman, by increased majorities, and have made a clear gain in the Democratic townships over the election of '64. JetmingtCounty. The Union men have elected sine out of ten of the trustees. ' l" Harrison County. " '" In Harrison township (at Corydon), the Democrats have heretofore,, bad ( decided msjority. bat the Uniod ticket was jlectei by from liito 13 majority. . Penton County j At Oxford the'UnioB tlckei was elected by small majorities, though opposed by the nnited strength of the Copperheads and wbiskyites. j PabisBI JGrov TowKSHip.-The Democracy became demoralized and -offered no resistance, nominating no Candidate, and the Union men, rotinj$aa long as was interesting elected their candidates
and adjourned. . . , - name of Union, for it has nevei had a Democratic voter living within; its limits.'York township voted alt Unioni there being no opposition.'", .- JJ j j-; Prairie township tWent-Democrlktic by one majority. p Bolivar township , gives largely n9Me4 Union majorities. . 1 c TT. TT rine townsnip gives twentyione union r Thia coantv; diireAXmaioritiea Fag fol lows: Washington township, 131 j Polk township, no. Union, candidate; 'Posey ship, Union, 20; Howard township Dem oeratie. '52r ; Franklin', township, tie Monroe ' township, Uaion, 4; Jackson towDuhip, no Democratic' candidate 1 Madison township. Democratic, 1G: Ver r . - 9A. t townsbip. Democratic, 11; Uidsod town shirv Democratic, fill- Jeflersonlto shirt, pemocrati,7tLj i i I i The Salem Union Advocate remarks as follows, ever. the. result in Pierce township: "This township was the beadquarters of. the. 80ns of XAjerty they had a temple of 106 members here; they, have bad everything their own way for many' years, but the scepter basf now departed irom them forever. They can never carry this township again." ? When we consider how overwhelming ly Democratic. Washington -ountf has always been,. we look upon the result, of. tneeiecuon as very tavoeaoia. Cast County. The' Union "pttrty carried Betlehem Adams, Clay, Clinton and Miami town' ships. The Democracy carried Deer Creek, a Jackson, Tipton, Eel. Noble, Washington, Jefferson, Harrison ) and soon. , .j ...i i 1 in Jackson, m. a. jbnowiton, a uem ocrat, exceedingly, popular, carried off several Union votes, but tbere is mo donbt of a fair Union majority in the Township. X I Si.M'IV. OraviforitviUe. ? j In spite of the efforts made by the Copperhead Democracy, their perfect organization and tbeir " great circular, which was sent all over the township. tne Uoion ticket was elected by an in crease i majority of sixty-eight Totes over the majority given for Lin coin and Jonnson in 1004. . The Proclamation and tbe Freedmen, The New York Evening Post, a con servattve paper, which has supported tbe President in his reconstruction coli cy, dissents from his veto of the civil righti bill,, and- makes the issuance his proclamation -of peace the occasion for nrg'ing npon Congress the necessity of providing, by -legislation fo protecting the irights of 'the freedmen of the South, Who will" no longer be shielded from oppression by the military power Of the Government The Post says , " This proclamation has been exnect ed for a considerable time past, and is in pertect agreement with the. views of Mr' lonnsoa, as often expressed in his offi ciai messages and. otherwise. It wonld be difficult to. controvert any, of thopo-i anions ne lays down suen as tbe moon gruity bf a system of military occupa tion wun oar insulations tbe policy of uiDg pursuasive metnoos to strengtuen me renewed allegiance of tbe late rebel States, and bring them back to a friend ly understanding, with those which remained, Joyal, and other positions of like ' character. Yet we can sot belp , reeling no Jut'a , anxiety for, a peace - 01 ineaoutuern states, if the military, which now in tfian pLVoea holds disorder in cbeck,'shall be withdrawn, as of coarse it must be We hear of the blacks in Wilminzton. N C. arming themselves to rescue men of their color who were sentenced to be whipped without being allowed to produce the testimony of colored men ' in their do fence. We hear of a man named Har per, the chief, of a gang of desperadoes in Sumter county, Tennessee, warning the loyal inhabitants to leave tha county on peril of tbeir, lives, while the Governor of that State himself implores the President not to withdraw the troops of tha United States. "- These -are not by unsettled state of things in -that region. aii over tna Boutb, society is like an ocean after a tempest, heavinir and toss ing tnmuttuously,'aed casting np to, tha sunac,; tne mire of Us bed. 1 Old prejudices, though in some they may have been mitigated, cannot be suddenly laid aside;' animosities, assiduously foment" d through years.teannot at 6ne4 rn . changed, focamicabta sentiments; a popumnuu Buuauia, ana lerocwus in tbe moment of excitement cannot at nnr become, mild anl forbearing. "it ls.tortonate, therefore, that the proclamation lias been issued now. while the civil rights bill is yet before the Legislature. The responsibility from which the military power of the nation has re leased itself must now be borne bv tha civil power. , The Federal Legislature is now caued npon to do its part in providing a remedy for those violations of the rights of citizenship;' which will inevitably, in the present state of tha Southern country, be perpetuated, and foi hich the local courts would be certain to afford no redress. The members of tha, Federal Congress, by whose votes the bill will be either enacted or defeatad, can not now say to tbeir constituents that there is a military force in the late seat of the revolt, charged with the duty of preserving the peace and seeing that the rights of the colored race, and those of the men who remained faithful to the Union, are respected.. The people will now look to Congres for tne maintenance of tbe principle that they who owe aliegiaoco to the federal Government, who contribute or their earnings to its I support, and wbo must hold themselves ready to defend , it against Ihe assaults Of its foes, are entitled to the security of their rights nnder the shelter of its powers, No member oL Congress who supported the bill. at first ean now change his vote without the certainty of an unpleasant meeting with his constituents ob returning to his-bome."1 1 - ; Confederate Democracy.' The Washington" correspondent,' of the Cincinnati Gazette furnishes the following interesting account ,of the, proceedings if a Confederate Democratic, meeting in Washington City.' , Saulsbary, of Delaware, and Trimble of Paducah, Ky., were tha speakers. VSaulsbury led off : , He said be waa tired of supporting a man who .would not, help- himself. JI was a -warm- personal friend of President Johnson, bat he was tired of supporting a "man '.whq, let, tha Connecticut State election go against him', "when he could have prevented it;1 who gives his offices to men who are hia personal -enemies) J wbo keeps a cabinet about : bitri, not one of whom is a true friend to him, and Who has scarcely a Congress to -sirpeort his measures. - -Let him' tandby the"- C044 Btitotioija'BtlJhen .I will think of going to work again. He believed a tejolation pending, and .President1 Johnsoi wonld have better Bsefor fioothern men yet thaa hanging then " He believed that whea Je&. Davi3 left the Senate he was a JbetterUtiidn inan th&n' Abraliam Lifi'TO5a, j- 1'i.ia he wouli say in Congrtsa be
fore he got through. Tbe work of Congress amounts to usurpation, and what it pa wis art 'not laws:'! He concluded by say g fcat nearly all the Democraia in C01 ?res- were sick at heart because the
vErjuidenWwoald not attempt to help himself, lie still clings to tbe vilest 01 the vile, Edwin M. Stanton, and to Secretary Seward, who had brought all thia trouble and war npon the conntry. With a thought that Congress wonld attempt to impawn President Johnson, the Democratic members) of Congress were in?, detd sick at heart THK SPEECH OP A DIMOCKAT. TMr. Trimble followed la a few feeble femarks. HeVaid he was not jeady to abandon the Democratic party "until be could find a stronger organization, and exDrested hie belief that it would be f the party in' 1867, and for that reason he would suck 10 it a wane longer-i. thanked God that Kentucky did noHndorse the recent action of Congress. It repudiates! tv-4ectriw lof equat suffrage. If Kentucky was not soon treated as an equal with the other States in the Union, it would be hard to keep her nnder control of this dominant party--.4BiF',lttontsts. - '' The meetin?. after the 1 conclusion of tharspeejhes, w.hich were frequently applauded, adjourned nntil next Saturday evejing. - jig tX ' MTV ' iB.ti ' VI tl The CiTll Bights BUI. The Republicans appear to be approaching tbe final action npon this bill rather gingerly.. Gloomy oubts oppress them' as to theif lability1 to carry the measure over the veto. .They have failed ih-their-New'Jersey trick of expelling (Jommodore Stocktoo.in tbe expectation bf getting a Radical in bis place, and lessrs, .Dixon and-Wright, though both seriously ill, are in Washington, and will be carried to the Senate chamber to give their votes, t. This, itis believed will pravent tbe-passage of the ' bill over tbe President's veto. It is now stated that tbe vote may possibly be postponed until after the admission of Colorado.which will Bivo iwu more abuicki ocuugrs, and enable the Jacobins to pass the bill. Was thera ever a great nation on tbe face ot tbe eartb so trilled witn and dis graced, ty its, Legislative department? Ubit a few days.aeo tbenadicais reject ed the application of Colorado of admis-.siOtf.witb-disdain; bnt now, when the votes of the two Senator! which can thus be obtained,; cau be made . to sub-Serve-the" destructive schemes of the Jacobins, it is proposed to idmit her. Before the vetoes 8tockton'i cluim to his seat would have been admitted, but so soon as it was ascertained thai another vote, was wanted, he. was expelled without, scrapie, although . the committee appointed to investigate bis claim had reported in bis favor. Suen contempt ible trickery and ,tlme-serving expedients cannot fail to bring the Radical party into contempt, but. tbe danger is that 4t will- brie? the "country to that condition before tbe party ean be, aa it wm uuimaseiy oe lgnommiousiy anven from the places its leaders now disgrace. iAuiaviue vourter. I Talk like the above is refreshing, coming from men who spent the greater part of the last five years in trying to destroy the Government and break op Congress. . The impudence of recon structed rebels is positively "stunning." ' QUEENS WARE, &c. IMPORTERS. Chinas-Glass imm CXa-X i. Consider our Advantages! We are now receiving our tfcueensware Direct n- fa f i irom tne ; j F0TTES3 07 THE OLD WORLD ! At Few Orleasa.oar trate. ara hoiatcd from th.'l (kun .H I.J . K A a. I r,-r - - - wnmn iann inara axe nns wv r airr i n thia iw dKa bmkiu van vo srmusjivr mis) ttVERPOOL, ENGLAND, Evansville, " Ind. ' Yoa will observe, therefore, that wa aaenre sab and speedy transportation, aa well as great saving in breakage, which alon ia very Important Item to b considered la th cost of oar Ware, D'Mt'&iiitii 18 IMaia Streeti 18 V'.l.i : 1 .; OCB STOCK 1 on of the largest and best 1 eorted to be foaod in th Wet. uifcr. at extremel low orkua. . ne are now maautaclurlng every description of 0"l Oil Lamos. Candle and rwi rtn t ........ which we will sell at lees then Cincinnati prioea! B1 Block, consisting of Burners, Shade. . ...... J . .uu sees wi aaia a. ujajjulactur era' price.. ' uar new OaUlogus and Price List, for 1S6S, la aow ready lot distribution, which will b furnieaeo 10 meronante only, on application. UW CARDS. ALTAI JOHJiSOfl, Attorney at Law, NOTARY PUBLIC AID Hoal Zstato Agont. Soldiers' ud all other claims Drooared. . OSice BVANSVILLB, lBBw Wm.Keavis, .CLAIFal - AGENT. AUO, Real Estate ft Collecting Agent, OFFICE ON MAIN ST.. (BtCThird Jk Fourth,) ATo. 95, (her . jlcuct urun omre, E VANS VILLI, Ind. epM ' - ' Hoaais . john sow jess w. vuin y v ...B.vm.neuin, ,ts.v ' Ta1,yi.a. js. tjTaiva. ATTORXETS - AT - LAW, OPFICB ON TBIBD STBXET. Nearly opposite tbe Court House, at the bnildln .ormeriy eccupwa ay in taw w. jodb X. walker. BIS am , Jas,,T. Walker JUSTICE OP. THE-PEACE AHD Agt For bta.w,i3afi; PamalaMB, L f t ; . 'Blaalc. Pay sued JSewwty r. momiiiAm .a. wwna . L the Wltfow, and other legal representatives ei aoMTwh dte ia tbe service of tha United States. rffflo on- the North-Wesi. aids of Third Street. agar tha Washingtoa Hon and nearly-opposite tbe Court Hooea, Evanartl la, Indiana. - - - -All business ao trusted to him will b promptlv atsenoeu w. ... . iTA8-i A M. SHACKELFORD : : : : : a. R. HORN BROOK. Sbackeirord & IlornbrooU, ATTO R tl E YG-AT-L A7 Al(J Real Estate Agents, t Office on Ihlrd Street, s (Between tocost and Alain Street West Side.) avT prompt attention given to Collection, . augST-tf REWARD. $10 Eeward.---ClTSATED KB' 1 TEICSDEBBIOS'ip), AT kj my Stslla at tie bead of Af am street, a Bay j Iiors . ?'.'' v i, I5' hand hleh.on hind toot wuue, and u m good order. I will Bay ta j above reward to ay u rsturaliig bim to m. ., ap - " ' - JT. A.DLKB.
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'46 Haiti Street - r- : V . MATTHEWS ulrton; 2 BATE FOB BALK AT Wholesale and-Retail, V A welt talMUd Stock of Agricultural Implements. 'jc ; :l C WOOD AND WILLO WWAKBj BOUSE-KEEPINa ARTICLES.' AND GARDEN SEEDS u ,jn loeir BiocE will De round j ; , v.. CHAHPIOIf Beaiwn nd Howsr. ' - - (tt'AKSB Venn, VITIOH CHVRn-maW Battar ia Hl'l. - v a -.j Cora Mtlla, (QaeM of th South.) FAHNINO HILLS, 'gtford'. Hew Ptant. . t: -I'm liaMMii, ., , 1 6mller OnUide A ttu LarseB Elridl. Sm More and Better Biddie.doawtca tha work 1 of, and belter than, any other Fanning Milt--naaaa p man aowa JULT, wits tlde-ibakr, Claaai and brparatea all kind, of SEaCi8( - . vamaK noitii " 5 i C orn ShcIlavaJHO JSIER Whtat DB.IL.I A Seed Sowar, in jee 10 ine woria. , I Cider Mill HORSE HAY FORK mnd Lirtar. mu.mi. vr aunp.n's new raiaot. n The Cheaneat. ilmnlmt. -4 . ., . , v . . ' iiguieai a ura, ana hum powanai lilt r now anown. Hnt Hav Rikci " HIDRACLIC CLOiHaS WASHER, ' - WuhatlrMkl Rhlrta. By force of tha mater. WitbBtB.bllatc, Wasbaa mere at time and Jaatar loan any PCiTFOuu scales m xMn a du fllAthaa Wvlw,a-wa ' ' i . ' ' "- ' Warehonamvi atronaeat A maaftoMaca. ri.iiil.Hl, anu unltlvatnrs. UHK-HOBSK WHEiT DRILL FAVCT afc HEaiVBwCtnUatS - JNew Patent and Great OonnnUiin. B iISWATEK F1LTKUKR8 Oheao. t llnrable. and k.ff.tiTi SOS-KIPI.OSIVB COAfaOlI, CAMS, A CTheKp Inraraaee. CSFREEZABLK PUMPS, (N Patent.) Which agitate the water: ehaanar and mora effective than Cbaia Fontua or ana oinar aiua oi water elerat jr. COPfKE ROASTEa,(K. Patent.. Ooea by Clockwork, Boaeta Coffee without needing attention, brown every tfraio to aame color, anl if need In eonjnnctiun wita unr ma umuinioa Loue fmt, will ... . - . ouftr alwmva Mrfort i 1. ffu NEW LAMP-PIHUK A. aU.thm.at, . , , VVbich oermita tha Lain n to be filled, (rimmed aed lighted without romoin enaaa or OBtmner ; caata aoabaaow beneath the Lamp; ia mora pot table than Gaa, maoh cheaper, and a better light for the eye. Many mini m iw ii nare uuualtUKU OAS to cae thia Lamo and fihada. BIRD CAGa'S, the fiueat arer bronaht hara. 1ULU1.U CHAIRS, a I atrle. laraa and meet a. ifortable Chair yatmade.aad goaranman. rmriuir. ai t a v ananmai ahm Maau a . aa.. ftod ft Urg aMortmeut of f WOOft AKD. WJLlOtT WAI, ' i ,; t A5D T , .H0U3 K-K EEPIS a- AETICLE3. FIELD SEEDS BOUGHT AND SOU). - MATTH1W8 ft rCXLIETON.' ao-dtf ho. ie H.ln itrat. HARDWARE. 1 JACOB STRAI R &, SOX, Hardware T Merchants. No. 74 Main Street. 1 Evansville, Ind.,' INVITE THE ATTENTION Or MIB-CUAST8.-MABUf AO.UBBBS. HtOBlH. ICS and other, to the followlna. which wa will aeu at ina iiUWJLsr BaSAIl KATJEa: C. 8. Planters" Hoei, all sires, Trace Chains, straight and twisted, Breast, Log- and Halter Chains, Ames', Shovels and Spades,, Rowland's . r do do i ' Portland's -do do I a. B. & Co.'s Garden . Hoes and H. B, & Co.'s Hay. Manure and BBadinfir Forks. H. B & Co. s Common- and Patent Sneaths. H. B,& Co.'s Dutch Bow Cradles, 4 and 5 finjfers,i . H. B. 4 Co.'s Hay Rakes, I and 2, mvuu vtaab oveci uraii , ursm --jsn&r and .Lawn Scythe, do " ' Oerman Stool do da do Waldon's Grass Scvthes. Franc's . , , do r to j Guinehurgr Scythe Stones, . Oermaa Oraaa Hooka and Hay Knivee, ' .. Pruning aaw, and Knlrta, sneeo sneers. ' . Brass- and Enameled Zettles and saucepans, American and Enelish Table Cutlerv., . i TrKVf ITnfWaa fl.rna iiin.lm.. . v.,s,...,tU7 ars.er i ana a., a u. lea ai.a Table Spoons. WV B. Raxors... American and BoEliah Bacor Etraoa. German. Koaliib A American 6haara and Selaaora. Grain and Meal Sierei, Brnshes, Horse Shoe, W. W. and - CiotU.es JBrnsnes. Cnrrw Com hi. American anil KnotUti I ' I Cotton and Wool Carda. . scale ana scale mam.,. i t Bard Frame SlatM, hit i i Slat and bead Pencil, ' Steel Pens and Pen Holders, D. M. ft Go. and German P.dlorksT Pittaborg Door lcka aod Latches, Amerioen Screws. . . - - Green weed's Bolt and Strap Hi nee. waeeung nana, jsrad, iniahiag Clinch aad New Style Molaase Gate. ". S and 3. rrary' Patent Oil FaoocU, . . Brass, Metal and Wood JC.coets, Cow, Sheep and Hand Bells. Iron, Braes. Zinc and Britten la honour Go (Tea M Ilia sras nopper ara tin nottom UtOee Mill, Nail and Spike Gimb'et. Skimmer and Ladiee, - - . ' Basting Spoons, Brae and Japaned Candlestick. . . ' ' CheM. Smith ft Co.' Tack, J--t J Brads and Pinishing Nails, Berea Grindstone aed Hanflnm. - BLOOD, TBNBYK A PHILLIPS' Hatchets, Band ana Broedaxes, Boys' Axes aad oat Adaa. BLOOD'S Ship Carpent r Axes aad Adzes, COOK, JENNINGS' ft Co.' Augur Bitta, Bright, Common and Oast Steel Augurs, , English and American Chisels and Gouges. Diutoa's and S. ft i. Hand, Wood and Tenon Saw A tains' ratent Urosa Cut Saws, Bowland' Mill f aws. - , . - Ohio Tool Co. Planes and Plan Irons, V, B. Barton'. Rochester Cooper Tool. I. ft 1. 1. White' Buffalo do Ten a Hanta Trusa Boom. Butcher's, Spencer's, Moss ft Gambia aad GraeTS'l beet JCngU.b riles. Flat, half romid, round and aqoare bastard S-1S la., r ui, mt-m nsii ivnm muna 1V 10 incu. Will rile. 10 IS Inch. Hand haw File, S. 6 inch. Cabinet Baapa and Filaa, . . ' - Hone show Base. ,' T i Copper Klreta, V. SUnley'a Bale, Levels, Bevll and Try Squares, iub .on iwii ouvn, Bemie Dividers, Calliper and Oom peases , Brick, nlesterlne:. nointina aad aard.a Trow.le. Cast steel Mattock, Pick and Grub Hoes, Cabinet Hardware, ... W rough t iron, bras and table Hinge, 1 , . - iron aad brasa Caetora, - MahoR-anv and walnut Knoba . . . 1 Flint Paper. ' ' aagi ixck uo." tilt, wardrobe, cupboard, cheat. ,"iTS.kJ?-.se, "d """- butcher's A 8. ft. I. -rnmlDg ChleeU and Oon,. Borjng Machine, ,--' ) I ' . ButiaiDg naraware, 1 Chain Pump and Flxtnte, T! r ' Hollow Anen and Spoke Trimmer. 14 Washita Oil Stoa and Slips. Bandies, auger, crou cut. hatchet, axe, pick, baa. - Msarsiwi, nieaaa ptane nauaies. TXBMS CASH Orders by Mail solicited. x .pro atew JACOB BTBACB ft SON. STOVES AND TINWARE, j i: ' ' . s ' . II. E.' BLEMKER TT AS HIMOVF.D PBOM BtS OLD 8TABD -11 ' , en Main etreet to hi (ew houae. . Ha. 11 Second Street, between Main and Sycamore, and received a urn addition to hi stock-of ware, ao that bow bs haa I to largest and beat selected stock la tha city of I Plain "and Fancy Tinware, , C00KIN9 AND BIATING STOYXS, ! UANTLSS, MANTLI YBONTS, Tha very beat SLSAHULED 6BATES, So aad oommOB, SKILLETS AND LIDS, - . V VBNo AND LIPS, J B0QAB KITTI.KS, ,,. j . .. DOO-IBOH8.' .J EMOOTHIlfa-IBONS, fancy and common, -.ts- UUAI. BUDS ABU VASJCS, -, .u )- ,': BBITAHBIA WIRE. " IBON, TIN BAD, AND ENAMELED WABK, and Trythlngeonnected with th. btuioesa. ia j W?h, a ,iwni WAb WUll u, . - Ham FaralshlBg Q.d. ; . "A good assortment of Tinners' stock. A.U lobbing, such as GCTTEBIiia. EOOFINO. etc., aooe a anon notice. All warranted a repreeentra. , , : j Oder to sell cheap, at wholesale and retail; Orders nltclted. ' , decS tf I XIDAL AND OATS. ; I - r.0 BBLS FBX8U CPBTJ UXkK. ' .660 rwhel)t-vrf oi, a ewnlfun't artlol for seed Just ratal red and for sale Dy j . j. v. i'tDuUrtiir Iw," no. u, tlaut hireet.
COIIMISSION.
J. T OOXi. HDMPHBI?. Cox, S .numhroj FORWARDING - -; ":: ' AND : - - :'i O rSin' to. i s si o n MERCHANTS, STEAMBOAT AGENTS, X M Li-iw- O : - Wharf-boat Proprietors, KFoot Sycamore StreeXcI;- - 5 a 5 nilv: o lis yh a J.'. ,;TiCl -i''" fALSO, DEALERS 11 L-of r: Sid J.lt fj V Hay, u l.'I . .!! , ' t . - 1. a-ti OatW, Flour, Bacon, , ''. - AND '. Country Produce Generally ; KOi 1 South Water Street. f tLiberal Cash Adrasees mads ob Consignraeuts. : . . . E. J. AKIKW - ----- - A. KAIS. SAIIEL & EAHI, Grrls, Wlau, Llqmon, Clwara, Cottaa Vara, Ravlla, afea., -- ' Bo. S Water 8t. bat. Mala aa d LoauL I anU- BVAH8T1I. LB. ISbZ JT. C. DUSOUCUET& CO.. Forwarding, ' Commission Produce Merchants,' ' Bo. 19. North Water Street, Orr Bloek. next door to M. Daiaellt EVAiSSVIIJLE, - - IIJIAXA, JOHN B. HALL. FORWARDING A.D COMMISSION MERCHANT.i Steamboat Agent and Wharf-boat ProDrletor. E VANS VILLE, - - INDIANA. aniTUIe, Ind.. Oct. S, 1885. t I octtS r. a. ntWToa..F. a. aaiiA.jiuK aicaowaa. HUSTON & COa, I Forwarding & COmmlSSiOn ding & Comr Merchants, WHAEFBOAT PROPRIETORS, Evansville, Indiatna. as-tf . - t aaaaiKH. a. Linir, a. w. BAarsa DAN AIKEN & CO., " GENERAL COMMI88IOY M JCBCU IXfi US POTDBAS 8TBIIT, ' Few Orleans, Louisiana. noSM-tf Given, Watts U Co., Tobacco and Cotton ,SV. FACTORS, ; . GENERAL COMMISSION MIB0HAHT3. PTKAKOIAL AND TBANS- ..... . : New Orleans, lau SPEED, SUMMERS & CO. COITOJf AND TOBACCO I" A C T, O It O. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ASD COHKEKCIAL AGE V TS, OrilOS, Ho. S9 POTDBAS 8TBBB ; NEW ORLEANS, LA. ;. : '. Carlston, Pont ft Co., New York. .. Bpeed, Donoh ft Co., Ifeaphia, Teas. -, O sart, btockard ft Oo- Mobile, Ala., . deSO-dtf,, , . , : .. ', F.H. Ehrman & Co. . Coininlssion & Forwarding Cor. Locust & Water Sts; EVAJTSVIILE, I3TD. l k... rlw VI-. V..I.V " , ."ri,. v," " ' .s mmmv ..a icutiBjiiauta iirfltrsi ii Kauroad. Bhortiet and qalckaat Xoota totha la. tarn Citiea Oara ran thronsh. to and from truiniiu. I . k . . r Tim, aod rate guaranteed. , 7 oct-Sm Faxn. SHAir. ; To. o. Sana. SBW HOCIB. SEW FIRM. 5HARFE & SMITH. s.iAuib usiaiaaiu.i " ASDFintTTIn It sinuwf tnn .a . r PRODTJCE DEALERS, , - jmo. Bonut water Street. fcb Sat - , AVANSTILLI. 1KD. Brown, Dunksrson - & Go. , Coininissioii Ilerch'ts -...... . . i . j 1 . ' j-,. ..-! i - AHD -:t - I . 'It '- -l FORWARDING AGENTS. .-..A Uot Especiat Agents for tit ; EJollorontaliio COTTON EXPRESS AHD BBIB TBAH3P0ETATI0H OO. . BELLEFONTAINE. COTTOfJ-EXPRESS! Only Ten Days to Kcvf Tork. TIME GUARANTEED. T1HIS LIOHTKING BXPBXSS UH1 FOB A ttl. transmissioa af Cotte. t. th KAt b. uiapeion, is now tuny setaottanca. w- iime sin ar leading wiu be given. . t ' TIMS THBOTJGH, TIS DAYS, SVOoTitlgnmsnt anjiclid. BBOWK. DDNKE&MOM ft fli . Arenta feb27-tf XYABSYILLK. IND. ERIE Transportation Company's Time Express. Tea Days from "Stw EvansYille. Tork to Time Guaranteed. THIS IXPBX8S IS NOW BEADT VOB BUSIness. Through renin's riven and Urn a oar. an teed by W. a. DABLINQ, Agsut. - Ne. 266 Broadwav. N Totk. - O. W. ABBOTT. A mat. No. 1& Stat, street, Boston.' BBOWN, DTJ5KKBS0N ft CO.. Ar.nts, fb27-tf - - - - KTanrili.,iBe.'I t P. S. Sesonclet & - i vssaaatr
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and Southsrn Prod nee. Consii!BiK.uU and .rdera solicited. ; , aaSI4aiJ B. H. Falrehild, Job W. Bingham, New Orieana. I .TerttowST Brothers, xaocustuw, a,y. 1 Falrs-txildK.Varb.Mff v. BUafhsLm. Commission "iliercHants,. t KAGftZIBX BTBIIT,'"'; ; aov' d6m 1 OH A iCK-3 f B"- SO. "'- Strwst, pep re.
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I WOULD BISPICTITJH.T IHTOBU MY friend', and tha public, that I have opeaad oat a trash and daairabl Mock of : , ; j . : f . Staple & IPancy GROCERIES 8: - 8COH AS, Provitiom, 8ugar-Cured Eami, ...v i Ham Sauage, ; " ' Teaij Sugari, Coffees, Coal Oil and ...,t :lampa,a i Wooden and Willow Wart, C, tXO. ,:,j : -t c ,'nv f -' ? c-.. VWi LOCUST, STREET, iu Oil ., Betwaar First and Soawad. . Earl oc Dnrcbaeed aloce the lata decline. I an i enab lad to oflar gooda at lowcaV - - : ' jcash' ' priceE All Orderi promptly filled, and deuverea to any part ox me uity. Tfa.akfnl fbr Mat f&wora. a r.nw&t Af th. ma. ronaga of foraar Ariaada nod coatomara to aarneatIf ao I tct ted. iei am , i. K. DAVIS. NEW YORK GROCERY. BT SHOBTTILLQW. - J ! The T.rnal rain, were falling feat, : , At . through a Uttla Tillage paned -, A youth who bora a hickory pole, ' And ozaa under hia control New York Grocery. Bis brow waa glad, hia eyas warn bright ; Hor to the loft, nor to the right : Ha turned, bat onward ep hi ttaady oonrae, Aad hooted 'till hit voloa waa boree If aw York Grocery. He left hi, happy home by Bight, Aad toward the city took hia flight; ; What thoGgbta thaa ponaaad hia head, Aa on he went, and thaa he eaid i Bow York Grocery." H Ton'd better atay," a danuel aald ; ' , " Too'll anraly loee your way, lay Ud ; ' That atormy road la long aad wide." Bat load the beadetreng yooth replied- . New York Grocery." " Bewara of awindlera, oheaia and thi. ret ; Beware of thoae who would decor.". Snch waa aa old mau'i load adrlce, : ' ' To whom tbe youth aald, la a trice ' Hew York Grooary." They thought htm uad, bat on h aped To the place of which he'd read .. Where P. 8. ft Co. do lead the town, ; Keeping price and rival dowa - Haw York Grocery. Ha came he aaw be bought he went With twice tbe rain, for atoiuy (pent ; Baturnlog to tbat aalf-aama abora, ' Ha ahooted loader thaa before New York Grocery." He told the aeighbor all eronnd, He'd eeea the place both sore aad "aound." Aad tha new, made their paleea leap, . , Tbat Grocer ie war aold ao cheap N.w York Orooery. They earn from erery hill aad daie. They bought tbemielrej, and seat by mall ; "They joined the cB,Uut roahlng throag. Of onatoBMri who .tog the aong New Tork Grocerj." ParsonB, - - - Scoville ; .c'f:r"':- 1 CO., TZXIP COBSTAHTLY OS HAsTD A OHOI01 1L aelcc.loB of FAMILY GROCERIES Which ar b-tlog told M rtrarlubiji tow priceai f NEW YORE GROCERY, 12. E'l'Iwv'w'Mtli Street, Evansville. Indiana. ' -- Br . v, . 33 LOCUST STREET QO . 1 J Cr- . II oavor 1 Co. . j.i . ana wa. r a saw PROVISION STORE. Keep constantly on hand and for sale, axi Kinds or GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, VEGETABLES, &C. e&C. SCC9 , Green,' Dried and Canned, " Sugar -Cured H A. M S , DRIED BEEF; And. U ftact, caartvl aavplr ftod vsrlctr of Groceries and Provisions. ,: . J. ... .. . ,. ,, tf Oall aad sxamla or Stock and Pries. core.r oi aecoaa ana Locust streets, Xveaavlli, lad. , ; Nos.' 33 and 35 Locust Sts. i fsbl3 Sa ii T7ing, Fahnley & Co., DIAL1F.8 - - . . - : IS GrRocERiEsii Uo. 85 Kaiil Street, - - "TSTANSTILLE. INT. r Delivered. TBXX 0 CHABOS. to'asvPsx of th city," by- la dowa, balf-barnl aad . wwrel. ar24 . Sliipstiii? and S&ortsw 4 r TON SUiPSTTJFF AKD8H0BT3, Just re -irt'' catMauioraiMM 1. C. LCbOTJCEIT ft CO., apT No. 19 Water street.
DRY GOODS.
itiuoit,ifoa.-i..... M. OOSLITT. d-."2!i2iiGlIEE & CO., WHOL1SAXB DIALIKS IH Plain r and - Fancy DRY GOODS, x,.n. FIRST STREET c - Evan s ville, Irid.' H!' i-5.il ---! , (.-.-Tj.t . i. 1 - C0-FAST5E2SHIP- OTICE. .0..! i-'-JOG. CCELZMAUSCR ft V : ,Vl3 w! ' i 9V-4 . Ui Hat been adnxittei as a I .i.i Aad wa will oontiaoe the baelnan under the SCEIi CBi l BUSSIHG k CO.; ..:1v. - j:.. $ r-fv..-.. no . OtJB TBAHK8 TO THK PUBLIC 6XNIBALL Y for their vary liberal patronage, and prom tee tbat nothing ih.ll be wrnticg on oar part ta merit a eontmaance of the earn a, ;; ulj:'-.,.7i.'!n) 'j i! I A. CHEAP PEICES AHD 1 GOOD ASSORTMENT, AT .' BOLLE Si BEYREISS, Jfw. 4S Halm tr..t, . . EVANS VILLB, IND. TYTB BAY! JUST BXOEITBD OCB PALL v V Stock, which ambraoM a ehok. aelection of I frees Uoods, Cloaks. Bbawla, Balmoral HklrU, Hoods and Hob las. Oloves and Bosierr. Ooraeta. Cloths, Caasimeres, Ladies' Cloths, Oaesinata, Jsans, Flannels, Blanket, Ticking, Ginghams, uaiiooe, ., JSleKbea and ilnbleachsa alu.ima, and a thousand and ons other articles to tedious to mention. AH of which will be (old vaai obbap. Go and see at No. 43, Main Street. : . BQLL1 ft BE YBKIBS, . ptlS. ' No. 43. Main Street. WHOLE 3 ALE NOTIONS. iA win Ota,- on iw." ... aSwH co H w f5 i-39 - m s.; . t-i bj "if 5io" r. zn 2 " u m CARRIAGES, &C. s i F. HAMLlERSTEiri, Carriage and Wagon aAnUFACTCRY TBI CBDXBSIOHSD BA8 NOW ON BAND a sn lead Id assortment ft BnialiM) r...,..u for Spring trade. Tb.y are of th latest aad must Improved style, and Include fonr-paaaeoirer Atocaways, light Hackaway, Baggies with ts tlonary aad shifting tone; also. tncy, light trotting Boggieaand Prias Alberta. ' . ' t aava JSuggleat gotten ap extra atrong-y w Conntry nee. My work I mads of (he v.rj beat and thoroughly soaaoned timber, and ironed with extra KaSnad Ire. I ne no factory wheels, all my wheels being mad by bend at tha shop by th bast of mechanic. I warrant ail my work t) rive entire eetisfectien la every respect. ' Parsons wishing pwrchase awythlug la any line, will Baa it totntur intereat to can ana axamtn my stock before purchasing elsewhere. I propoe to asll at th low sat poasiole cash rat-. BaarlSSca F. HAUatEXSTXIH.
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EXPRESS.
V Adams ' - . . EXPRESS COMPANY. ITHS ADAMS XXPBKSS COMPi.fi! 1,1:7 r 1" tpeotfallv snnonnoe to their fmnH. t,a patrone the pnblia of KTanarilia aad rlclnltT that, with Increaaed mcllitUa for tha (rauiuortatioaof . . . , IBEI3HT, " PACKAGES."- I TkfOSST. a wd valuables, : They tollclt a ooBtinaaoce of Ibranr favora. Xepecial care taken in tha collection of i Billa, Iiratte, Hotaa, and tha tmupomUoa 1 Taloable packagea. - Any Infbrmatton la reeard to the rontea, Ac, can b obtained at tha office on Vint etreet, ant door to tha Poatoffloe. XK08. 6AITHEB, t . i Agent. a JEWELRY, i li Watches Jovvclry DIAMONPS1 ... . , 1 T Clocks, &q., C hJ -is VI hi. A pay. TO T2IIADIK8. , . If yea want a fin. Gold Watch and Chain, Dia mond, Uhased, Beat or Flat a Gold King, call at , -,,,- P.L. GEIaSI,KB'S. If yon want a Pine Necklace, Bracelet, Breast pin, Wedding King or Fine Set of Jewelry, call on a. it. UalBSLiStt, ot rain Bt. TO THK BEfiCitAXf, FABMEB, A5D ".. JttKCHAMt'. ' i Tf yon want a Pine Heary Gold or Silver Rant ing American, Kngllaa or Hwlat Watofa, eall xra JU Hei al.o theeole agent fbr tha belebnted ;. Foley Gold Peri, Which la oniTareally aoknowledKed to be tha finest aod beat writing pen in America., wa. Personal attention paid to repairing flue watcbes, Ulocks and Jewelry. All work gnareay wen to gireaaur aatistacuon, or tbe pioney ralunaea, y ; .,,-!.. r. J p. L. geissler; c"n-.54 Main Sf ii ' , ; (ObtB DOOB BILOW BXOOND 8TBKET.) tJEW STORE '. A.I 1 - . ' -i .1 J " 1 I -AND-.. :. I TIEW COODO. i' S ,.;a.i;t I A m ,1; 1 I I ' . t r tl V 1 I AM HOW OPENING, AT MT NEW STOBB, NEXT DOOR TO . FIRST , NATIONAL! BANE, . . .. . .... ,:- JW THB .ABGK8T BTiJOt OP j " Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware Kver brought to the city of BtsditIII., which I aa sen at greatly reaaoed prioea, lor uaaa. wa BUCK, ' "VTATOHES or all grade and makes prloes ranging from flU to :i50; all war- ' ranted good tlme-ki epera. , ' CLOCKS Ths fixxuwa Sara Taoaia Clock. BIOH JEWILKT of alt ths Latest and Host rar.hlonablabtylea, and Elaborate Workmanship. . ,( . t , .' .DIAMOND STS, E DIAMOND PINS, AND .tlNGEB BINGS. . ' "- GOLD CHAINS ' mi- : lea variety. , W EDDINO BI NOS. j I, ' ' COLD THIMBLES. . ' ' :;BIi?EB THIMBLE8. , SOLD BRACELETS,' ; . ) PEABL BRIDAL SETS, ansurpaaaable ia beauty. .. GOLD SPBCTACLES, . S1XVEB. '' STEEL ' " ' '. ' 1 BPECTACLX CASES, - ' BILVEB AND PLATED WABB ia sets, half sets, or . single piece. , SILVEB SPOONS) , , t 8ILVEB T0BK.S, ' '. 01 i.! . 1 J - IH GO pa tl o M a O w w CO o Q GQ Q ft co M u o iJ " SILVEB KNIVES, and ,; " BILTXB Napii Binos, SILVEB CABDCA3E8, ' PEABL CABD CASES, H FANCY GOODS Of ALL , KINDS ft DEBCBIPTT0N8, ; FINE rOCKET CCTLEBT, ' TABLE CDTLEBY, i POCKET BOOKS, As, ' Aad all flood usually fonnl . in a rirst-Claa Jewelry tabllahmant. t . Watch AtTplrlmc . ' Don to order on th must , . reasonable terms. , o w D 1 15 it .t ' t Kafratlagi Both fun ft OaBsaaBTa'b. HIGHEST PBIOB PAID -FOB. SOLD ft SILVEB, i i; WM. BUCK. Tboa wl.hlar to narchass roods la mv line will -".a w 1 to call and examine my targe toca be lor purchasing elsewhere, for I am determined ant to be undersold. ocSSU-1, I hav also a fin. aseortm.nt of Gold Pan ol different brands. . All Pena , warranted lor two-1 years, - v : -'. .''ill I. :.' ... ' " STOVE WORXS. :1 h-vU'Vl '!! ; n'- - ooctxhsxiz"' Stove BRlFJKf.iEYER u CO.', 4-1 - Biabutacrarer ot - ,. . , ; : Cookin; Stoves, for Wood and Eeatinr Etoyes. for Wood an uoai; Conntry Skillets and lids; uoumry uvens ana i-ias; i .. vj: . r a j t Hm . . ; . 1 AUlBVUlb VTBU WUU .1U. If' ; Odd Lids; - ? t . j a j Snjar.Xoitlesp co.,iv!s. to, Bog; Irons;' - - . 1 - t i . i;:q Jamb Orates j -? .-t , i .PancyOrato Fronts i M Air Grates; . - ' -.. x. ri lav Grates i - 1 x Window Weitrhts j - - " , v, i Muffin Molds; i I- Waffle Irons ; , ,, Ham Boilers ; - - ' . - StoTO Helloware, Ac, -f : ' " ALSO KEEP FOB SALE ... -, ..... . 27.X 3Kr..i-3E X J2l sj.xjj , i . Sirs et Iron, Copper, IzoJ, iK t-J v.- il ,6 . ; jc:'i, a -sit flc-1 ' , 112 ASD JAPA3HM - WAXP t n:;tt jvat, i u fffi'il'""' . MapBl Boosm Malm , ppo. alt. Court Mow.. .w4lrr. B.atK Htere.w Creehl. aaOrita aoltaltael.
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, 1 The trade tl reapeotftrily Inriwil Us emlne my took with theaMnraac that thy a unit e i rood Goods and aa low prloea a ay i,ou r, cxm I s Shankint to old coetomer fi r neat favora.
would respectfully aollcit a eoutiuuaoce of the aame. 1 P. SKMOMJI. Irinrtui. Jnr,' IS. i v A BIG WATERFALL, AND OTHER BIG TTI1XCS! 1 H Niagara alls Ii the blesreet thins In tbe ahatw of a W.tarhll n Cacord. , 1 . . ..' J tr is C5a - Is the blftast thing in bs ahap of "Mili ary necessity'' that can be found ia tbs country toi P1. 1 ill c.-i, ..! iH. .,,..- io The Great ReSelliou Waa 4h blzgnt thing is the! ahape of a puireHs. tic eoconnter erer known, except tbe encounter' between Sayrea and the Beneoia Bt,y. the 'FEiJiiirja "Aa a thin r." ia a tare ona 'with v.r. .11,1. obauce of u ever gatliog any smaliev, IS Hie Llg(eat thing la the share it a Waat.ra editor that r got behind a quill. Bui tbe "bluest tiling" in town is the BOSTON rShoe,'. -Storo I 'Buy Your, Shoes' TliVre For yourselves, your wiwm and little onss, and yon win . ..... . Cm - Reduce your Exien8c 8. ' Wt hare taken great pains to Iwn the waata of tk people of thi viainlty, in resp tti to BOOXSASHOES Aad hate endeavored toenpply thr ee wavu. W pare bmm to tbe jt Mannfe' turer, in ' MasMchuitU, Sud ordered The Best , 3 ooiIh I THAT CAN B3 1IABEI For oar roitomer. Dd tb pohlio, od wittild -m'I iMDtioa 10 our excute. af FirjESTRonccnonei Style that cannot be fonnd elsewhere in thcgiat. And we have ne heeitatlou la sfcylus;, that ' we cftn furnish a Lady, Oeuf, ui.u, i" ' irfrl, or Boy, with a blear ! - ' t .t! ...- s and bettar , y ,. SHQESBOOl' 4 , ; Than can bs bought id any ot r pl.-e. :WMm CO.. .1 t. J ; No. 8 Second Street, 0CTH, BIDE, A Set. Main and jcaiior, ' ' !;! BEAK MAIN 8TB EE ' P Br-Wa bar Gentlemen' Fin tjewtJ Exits, ana i:..'.- '., - -ii T..ii.i St' i Ladies' and; KisifV, SEWED CALF ' SHOES, ' . ... . ,i . IX E W II O .TJ H 12!. MAIN STREET. r ' . . i . 1 "j V J ) lsr. .Cnrrt.iiffi'?: wl-i-V "A .LlitlJ ttj ti-a. J iota Irlnqualities af Boot, feboes, Bat M l o if" red to th trade, whl:a have bee t trrnwBd for cash, and will be sold t a very suf"! above cost. . -, , i, ., t i , . Call and sramlue my'stock and pro- ths bbovs aertlOB- , . - -' - P. S.I have cecared thaserrtcr Sir. B. S. Tenney, late with P. Semonln, wh.J - bttoia friends to asll and examine my Mook. No trouble to show goods. . . Evansville. Deo. IS. 1(4. . ; ' i 'PERFUMERY. FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF. V 1TI .at Kx4aUuelieat. an-1 Fm.tpubS PfrT, ;IiUtIile4, frp;ii tb Al.r. A JleatalilMl Fl.wer frana. whit b. HSftfcel ,fl ".atajtaiwi. iMauufactarrd only by III.4 !, if v- WO'f . 13s" Sahara' ot"Ct te; Cc its.-. .Ask r Phaton'Takt n. ofi-r. Bold by draggUU geasraUy,
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