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4.1 JAJlES',11. WfSEEtY, J-HAMv M. THAF.R, JOIKt II. llcAKELY. PtBLISBEBS AKD FB0PBIETOB3. Jotimal UnildinRS, f LOCUST STEEET, ' BETWEEN riBST AMD WATBB. Letters cn Baeiness will be directed: JOURNAL CO., EvansvK Ind. jCommunications will t, addressed: EDITOR JOURNAL, Evansville.-lnd.
v:'; SATURDAY.. ......'A'PRIL 14 . m "' ' Methodist I t Services will be beldjnjthe two Methodist Churches tomorrow as oaaal. .Sabbath School, Preaching, and Class . Meetings will all be held at the regular " times and places. " ., i rTbe Third Quarterly Meeting efingle
, Street M. h. Church passed off most agreeably and profitably to the members
of that charge and congregation oa last , , Saturday and Sabbath. The Presiding
' LUer, Key. B. F. Rawlins, was present and officiated. The occasion seems to have , been looked forward to with
prayerful interest, and the religious ex ,. , . . . . . i. , . .
- -wercises were participated ia jWitu a K fervor that indicated deep feeling on the - ' - part of those connected with thai charge, , who Lave taken upon themselves the
' name of Christ On Sabbath afieroooa the ordinance of Baptism was adminis- " 1 1 tered to a large number of youn adults,
. who hare made & nrofeaaion at relicinn during the protracted meeting j of last
w -' winter. Ibe exercses wen solemnly
"f " interesting and spiritually profitable to
those who witnessed them. Immediate ly afterwards the Sacrament of, the Lord's Supper was - partaken of by an , unusually larg, number of Communi- '- cants. " " i On Monday evening the regular Quarterly Love Feast as enjoyed by a large number of Cbrirtians. those who par ticipated in the exercises say that it was
' -., -a time of great Spiritual strengthening.
.: ; 'The Quarterly Love Feast is, and -has
always beea regarded by Methodists, as one of the most important means of
-''grac.w :r; j J-
Pi esiding Elder Marriott writes the Advocate, March 29th, that in his Di a-n u trict, Lima District, Central Ohio Con
ferencenot less than 1,000 have professed faith in Christ, and united with . ;tbe Church within the last four months. , ,. v . Rev. J. H. Hull, of the Indianapolis District, North-west Jndtana Conference, writes that' there have been' nearly or quite 1,000 added to the Church, in the bounds of this district, during the winter, and some of the preachers are yet holding meetings with success.
Methodist State Sunday School
Convehtion. The State 8unday School , Convention of the Mothodist Episcopal
nurcn ror unio,.ia neia tbis year at
Dayton, Wednesday and Thursday, May 30th and 31st. Rev. J. IL Vincent, Assistant Corresponding Secretary oi the Union, will be present, and exhibit' his plan of holding a Teachers', Institute. Both profit and interest, we have no - ' doubt, will be mingled with the exercises. . A Vetrbah's Tkstjmohy. A new edecational building at Cbetham Hill, England, was dedicated Thursday, March 8th, Revs. T. Jackson, Dr. Dixon, and Dr. Hannah, being present and participated in the exercises. In reply to a moat tender and affectionate address, tendered this veteran Wesleyan ministerial trio, Rev. Thomas Jackson laid that 'he had been a Methodist preacher for nearly sixty-two years; and if he had . his life to beino over again, he should - make the same choice. He had been a ' hard reader, and had gone through ,: many thousand volumes. The n ore he studied, especially in the Bible, the , deeper was his convictions that the Metbodist doctrine was true, and the Methodist discipline was in character Scriptural, and in tendency holy. . Long life, he believed, was generally sought by mankind; but he must say that almost every day he trembled at the recollections of his past life , His only hope was in the atonement, and his heart went along with them this morning in inging, , ; i - friend ofstensrs, spotless Lmb, ' ' Thy blood was tbd for mo." He was thankful to 'say that now, in his eighty-third year, and with bis many mental infirmities, he had no disease, and was never in better health. He never had a melancholy hour. Ha was
-hasteBing to. the better company that await us above. He bad Been two generations of preachers pass away, and his memory end bis heart still clung to them. He was full of the hope of immortality, and contemplated the future without alarm and without dread, believing in his final acceptance with God. The connection had seen glorious days, and would see more glorious still. He was v going to heaven, and might not see them . here; but there be should look on them - .with deepest interest He trembled for 'those boys in theology who rejected the -doctrine of Christ's atonement. God was their Lawgiver, as well as, their Father, and could have no dealings with his apostate offspring, except through the medium of the slain Lamb. He trusted that the Methodiste woold hold - to this doctrine while the sun and moon endure..'- : ' - "
Sew School Presbyterian. " CoKYKaaioNB ahd Additions. Fifty-two have been added to the Church at Oxford, Ohio, during the ecclesiastical year. On a recent Sabbath 25 of this number were received 23 by examination. As the retult of a religious effort made by the Eiders and members of the church ftt Oeborn, Ohio, without a pastor, 14 rere received into the Church 9 on profession of faith, and 5 by letter. '. Meetings have been continued for six weeks at Portsmouth, Ohio. Sixty have asked an interest in the prayers of the Church, and 23 have been examined and received by the session. God'i people have been revived. ' Special meetings have been held in the church at Connersville, Ind., though without a pastor. Twenty-four have been added to its membership, and the Church has been revived and strengthened, e Fifty-four have been added to tha Church at Kensington, on profession of iuoir laiiu, as me traits, in part, ot a gracious revival. . MlaCIIXAKBOnS CONVERSIONS, EEVIVALS V AHD ADDITIONS. ' ; ' A series of meetings have just been closed at Repubtic, Ohio, which were greatly blessed with the Spirit of the Lord. The Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist Churches were all united in the work. About forty were given satisfae tisn of a change of heart. About fifteen of these will unite with the preaby terian Church. ' ' . The O. S. Church at Red OakChilicotbe Presbytery, has recently been unusually blessed with revivals. , A revival has been in progress for sometime at York, Pennsylvania. Extra " evening services " and " inquiry meetings" have been held, and as the result, . twenty-fi?e were added to the Church at the last Communion, and new converts are appearing every week. . " i . - v -J , - j. " MlaCEULABBoUs. .',! The Christian Inquirer, one of the organs of Liberal Christianity, makes the following candid acknowledgement It says: . ; - '".J-. . : ,' "' "The ehief defect of both the TJniversaliBtc and Unitarians is, want of Roli- . gion. We do not shrink from making thia confession. We knew there are thonaand of estimable, devout people connect! with our Churches. " We can never forget the rare piety of
Henry Ware and Henry Bacon ; but piety j ii r-tv9 cvirsctpis;isf."liibsralx
Christianity. Lniversalista nave ran out the sharp notes of their doctrinal ditrt, untH theiOScfhai become ,n ort lized c Nque on tti pfrai t.;o v. t i'arie iJhave fcOttter.ed fci iniel If C &l frf ioeo and moralJidiyJujUJ they hatfe become recognized representatives of catholicity and good manners. The former have thoagbt more of their dogma than of the sentiments it should awaken, and the worship it should in spire, lie latter nave thougbt more of work than of faith that works more of the liberty which is the crnditionr-tban-t of the love which is IhrT.id; of life. .... Liberal k Qisr ietianjty s is generally re garded as an idea, a criticism, a respecj ability anything ; and everything but religion. - People feel that with all its merits, it lacks, some life-giving, soulinspiring property or power ' It has well nigh stranded on the dry sands jot ethical criticism, and will go to pieces there, t it deserves,, unless it pusbes. off into deep' religious sentiments,, ana catches the breath of God in its sails, i .ssili The future of liboraj Christianity depends upon whether it can -"way. If it is not .a pietjj as !weB s ia'pkilosopby, it will perish. But if it can invigorate faith, strengthen V aspiration, j "deepen' reverence and trust, subdue (elf-lover and ppea souls to the io flowing spirit of God, if it is pot merely religious, but a religion, it is heir to the kingdom,! and holds "the kevs .of " the -future! is) its 1 hands. "La5b SemimabtWai.mot Hills, CihcreHATt The-Catalogue for 1865-66, with the Triennial Catalogue, appended, says the Central Herald, jahows that 24 have been in attendance during the pesent term.f Of : these eleven f are in the Junior Class. The summary of -the .Triennial Catalogue showf that' the "whole number, who have enjoyed the advantage of the Seminary during the third 'of a 'centary, since it was opened, is 43L '. Most of these young men entered the ministery; 411of them are still living, and are laboring in twenty different States in the Caionl in India, China Pulistine, Africa, the West Indies, and among the North American Indians. The library of the Seminary now contains nearly 1400 volumes, having, been largely increased "during the past year by the donation to it" of $12,000 by one of tbe.lumni Rev. Wm. Van Yleck. It is now in tbei beautiful hall erected by the liberality of Preserved Smith, Esq, of Dayton. "The atini versary ocenrs on the second, Thursday, IbatlOth of May. Annuaf address by President Tattle, of Wabash . College." Alumni sermon by Rn. T.-S Milligan, ftf dnannwt TnilianO. S w. , " Services have been held in the First Presbyterian Church throughout the week morning and" evening. xOn last Sabbath, fourteen persons were received into the communication of the Church Most of these were young persons. 4Blotmington Bepubtt$a,n, )B . ' The ; Presbyterians. Meihodists and Baptists of Franklin, are together hold ing an, interesting onion meeting. A meeting is also going on at the Chris tian Church, in the same town. f fPriotie8tB!it-,.EpiicopaL f St. Paul's .Chdbch Rev. H. W. Spalding, Rector. No services in this church to-morrow, the repairs not being cempleted. The church will be ready, however, by a week from Sunday. It is greatly improved as to capacity, convenience and appearance, by the changes that have been made in the inside of the building. The gallery has been taken. away, and all the rpace beneath it thrown into the main body of the room, thus giving twenty additional pews. It is ta be newly carpeted, and all, the pews will be" cushioned ' and ' carpeted. , Stained glass windows have been ordered from Chicago, which are 'expected here by the last of the month, iThe orga'n-will be placed to the left of the chancel, which is a much more convenient nd appro priate place, for it.; The building is to be repainted inside and out So, when the work is done, the good people of St Paul's Cbnrch will have ag comfortable. neat, and handsome & place of worship as tuere is in iue CHJ. .,... ... v v Thb Spndai Schools of ' St" Pauls Church will meet at 9 o'clock, at the rooms occuDied bv Miss .Hooker, and Miss -Hugh; in ' the basement "of tha Cumberland Presbyterian Church." L Bishop Cliirkson who," for manykyears previous to bis election ,and ordination as ' Bishop ' of Nebraska, in place of Bishop, Talbot, ,.waa Re6toc'df r St Jame3 Cbarcb,- Chicago, delivered his farewell discourse to his -congregation I on faster Sunday. p We take the following from the Northwestern Church: ' ' "Bishop Clabcson's Farewsll. On Easter Sunday morning, after a Sermon on the subject of Festival, Bishop Clarkson bade his congregation farewell.'" ' j ' It was a scene that can never be forgotten by those who witnessed it a The words spoken were few and simple, but the whole congregation were vissibiy and deeply impressed, hardly a Single person i who was not ' affected to , tears. The Church was crowded from the vestibule to the chancel, and the number of communicants was larger than ever known: before in the Parish. . , , j The annnat Easter offering was over 13,700, nearly all of which was designated by the donors for Bishop Clarkson and his work. In the afternoon, the children, at. their imposing and interest-) ing anniversary Service, sang the following touching oymn "amidst sobbings and tears:1 ' Ort In song enr Tolost rlngtoff, , ,T ! Tam baal fcMrd ni Joined oor cry ; Now, no itnliu of gl4aM bringiag, i Wo bar coma to iag, Qood By ; " .i n fiHml Putor. W ! com to stag, GoodBja. XTery Lois' dij litl6miud M .1... -'" Of thy loviog pmatiuc her; And long yaan, In yot And ns Clinging to thy awmorj der; Dearaat Putor. Kver In onr hear!, Good Byo. x God bs witb thee, friend and father. Doing etlll the Khepherd'e part; Bwking (till the lamb to gather. : . ': Beariug them eo near thy heart; Dearest Paetor. Happy Stay, thy flock Good Byo. s J Parting parted not In Jearua, . That groat Shepherd of the sheep, ' Banaamed by His blood moat prectout Thee and u will ever keep ; , Deareat Paator. , v ' S With this prayer, onr last Qood Bye. Bishop C. leaves with" his family for Nebraska is a fewdays.1 Ir. Cummins was present at the afternoon service, and made a fewppropriat and affecting remarks concerning the Bishop's departure. . 'J c--'- ' ' '- ' . Forty persons were, .confirmed in St James'; 28 by Bishop' Talbot on Palm Sunday,; and 12 by Bishop Clarkson on Tuesday in Passion Week. ' " In Natat, 'the long-withheli i excom' munication has. .at . length . been most rigbteously" launched against' Dr. 'Colenso, and it will be respected -in every part of the Anglican X)om mc nioo.! 'iThe formal document'was published by the jjean at toe earry service in the cathedral at Maritizburgh eu Sunday, the' 5th of January; and rnns as follows: ' -' In the same of onr Lord Jesna Christ: We, Robert, -by Divine permission' Ma-', tropolitan of the Church in the Province of Cape Town, in accordance with the'1 decision of the Bishops of the Province, In Synod assembled, do hereby, it being, our effice and oar .grief to do so, by the authority pf Christ committed unto as, pass upon John William Colenso, D.D., the sentence of the great excommnnication, thereby separating, him from the Communion of the Church of Christ so oDg as be shall obstinately and ira penitently persist fn his heresy,-and claim to exercise the office of a Bishop within the Province of Cape-Town. ..And we1 do hereby make known to the faithful in Christ, that, being thnsexcloded from all Communion with the Church, he is,' according to our Lord's command, and in conformity with the provisions of the 33d of the Articles of Religion, to be taken of the whole multitude f the faithful as a heathen man and publican, Jklatt xviii. 17,18. , .;;.. IL I.".,:..... ; j Given "under onr hand . and sea!,- this sixteenth day of December, in the year of oor Lord one thoEssad eight hundred and sijty-five.-- a-' 'E. Cai'stow.v.' ' I iff i.l!.4T-.".'
A Sorrnrss . P'sop Florida - as.
:even""befor-ihe war,--toe feeblest of the" Southern Dioceses. The B shop had a comfortable nrivate fortnne. which .ha Tikll ben lout A correspondent, who has Jatel vis ed T&llatisee, speaking of the f od .s nd veueralle-Bishop, who is Uao'parttibwfriest, ' aud' of very small and slight figure, besides being of advanced years, and not of robost healthy says, that he found him ringing with his own feeble hands the bell of his parish church, to call the people to the weekdayeervice. Faithful - in the toidst of poverty, ro.iaMthe deepest distress." TTTfiT i vfirA rrn m fin
sludeineTliieT'vTiOleB EetaU,;
were confirmed in the College Chapel on Thafsdav afternoon Ust The sermon waejreachedTtf Bistcp Clarxsoa from the text "It is good for a man to Dear the yoke in his youth." The address to the confirmed was. delivered by Bishop TalboM Both of "which Bishops also asaisted the venerable Bishop Kemper ia administering the rite of confirm ttion The official relationship between the three sofficiatiig BishopS.'niade the asso ciation very interesting. Bishop -a-erg-per was the first Missionary Bishop of the Episcopal Church, haviugbeen elected as such thirtv vears a no. When he reaigneA-theeffiee tn" order 'toj become ? tin. iaam 1lOCeSBD XJISQOp OI, 1IICODI1U, " ul Bishob Talbot was ; chosen to succeed him.- And when Bishop fTalbot tn traasferred to Indiana, in 1855, Bishop Clarkson, was consecrated as his succes- ''-'"" I !.. It was also to the Episcopalians present -a" memorable occasion,; tr ;see the oldest Bishop, of the Church Bisbop Kemper) now over three score and ten; and -the youngest pne, J Bishop Clarkson,) who is still considerably under two score,. ns'Uingin the same solemn cere"rf It i) J ill ; ?; S Some men talk like angels and pray with fervor, -Bnd meditate jwith eep earnestness, and speak to rGod with affec tion, and1 words of -onion, and adhere to him in silent devotion, and when tbey go abroadas passionate as ever, peevish as a frighted fly, vexing themselves with fberr'own Reflections; they are cruel In their bargains, unmerciful ,to their tenants, and proud as a barbarian prince; tbey are, for all their Cue words, impatient of rseprOof,J scornful to their neighbors, lovert of money, supreme in their own thoughts, and submit to! none; all their snmtnal lancy vb illusitn ; they are still under the power of these passions, and f heir aiu" rales tbem im peris pu sly, and Carries them away infallibly. Jeremy. Tay lor. ,u .'-.! I ' MACHINISTS. -t t;uo r5 i Crescent Foundry, ' YILLE, IID., HunnKitaran of I ! STEAM ENGINE S, ABD OISCTJLAa i :n i i. tk. c SAW 'i .:...U1... MILLS Of tha most Approred Pattern. All kinds of Hachinery appertaii InrtflfBaJlrpadirn 8team bTats . k ) hi I XX 'A' i , Bistillariet, riourinf Mills, j CUG.AR MILLS, of all Uses with the latest Improve"1 1 5, a - muni f . Jt fHAntft mttftrbAtt. Tobacco u ' Screws, ' " .&0., ..&0.t &Oa 1LX-XJ 7.NDBRX8S of every description. ,6iuj& 0-?vU t u Iteaa G&tigei, Gam Belting;, . Fix Brioltt Wronght Iron Pips, Boltin , Cloth, fto., at - - j . MA5UFACTUEES3 tut i- - ' " FSlfJES. . .1 J; K Repalriagj don at hort notise Wrta at to all parte JFt ep uii' Xl o iler s - - f aawaii orders wlli raalva onr IndlTlilnal attaa aton ad wilt ba prcmptlr flllad m U mon nasonabia i terms. Offlee- and . Foundry on the Canal, - corner of Inrls Street, r 1, .j. ! J DRY GOODS, &0. . Spring Dry Goods, " ' Do tou WAiti iraw sttlisik pbints Dd OeLaiaea, at the loveet pricsa I Goto '. . , UKAD a MOUNXY'S, - " - Dress Goods. , . "... .... : tot; want a nice dsxsst fob ah auoituKBt, so to " -,;; Parasols. , , ... .-. .a . "T0 TOTT WANT A FINK PABASOt OB SUNJLL BHAJBBJ'orrtory-Bd elegance, goto . , BEADl A MOONKT'8. ' - Silks. . : - - - P O -TOOL WAHT1 A BILK DEESSt roa quallti aad efaeapnem, go to - HXAD HOONXT'S. Trimmings. , DO TOO WATTT TRIMMINGS, XDOINGS, BUTTONS, Ao. I For aomethlnf sew, go to HXAD UOONST'd. -- , . 'fc. : r Domestics, i J vJ OYOCT WA1JT BLXACHXD AHD BBOWN COTTONS, all widtb.aa.nd kloda.at WHOLI. SALX prioea f Go to - BIAS HOONXT'S. Laees. DO TOTJ WANT FINB LACX?, TIN! FANS, G1ot ileaiery, real Lace Oollara and Hand-kerehteftT'Ooio- " HEA1 MaONKY'S." DO TOD WANT TOBXDUCB TOPS XXPXN. 8X3 r- Oo and JCdT PBICX (before bnying), at 1 jit.t -. BEAD MOONKY'd, i saarlMoi .,-.;ie; Sa, 40 Main treot. .0 Si .3 , PICNIC. St.- John's Hurcli, ; 'May 2l8t,' 1868. T Rar-ranicBiars wui om gixaa la ana ' ato-tf COAL.v COAL MI1VES. QELco vh Tfater Street, Bctveeo Mali ! i , -. s.s,i Locust Sbirccts. i ; avaj. A oonaUDt tufflj, mi ordars premptly SltM. ... m a -
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16 LZairr Street a I'! U LI AT THE A. AND rt T HAVX FOB SALX AT A well (elected Stock ef : - : AgricTiltural Implements. ye WOOD AND WILLOW WABK, J3 EO USE-KEEPING ARTICLES. 1 GARDEN SEEDS Z ,v In their StocSwIU be foaod: ' CHAMPIOS Beapera and Howen. : ' ' 1 "' .,. CAKEB MoWeriT ' KLSSKLL.'S Beapere and Mowera, '' Thrashing BIeailiies. - V..-' Xraporateri. VSIOS CHtTRW make. Batter ia M In'm. fc w V Corn 31111a, (Qwoif the South.) Sre;.r Mills, i rASXIXG MILL.8, Btaoford'e New Patent, f, ' ' i The Cheapest.'-..-. . b Smaller Ontaide A haa Larger Biddies, Ha More aed Better Biddles.doet twice the work of, end beer ttran, any other Fanning MillHas as up and lows JOLT, with aide abake. Cleans aud Separates all kinds of Sail sfi US, Wheat DRILL A Bead rower. The Best la tbe World. . - ' r-i i Cider Mills. HORSE HAY FORK and Lifter, r K.L. WALKr:tl'S Hew Paiert. -- a " - Tbe Cheapest, aimplest, stronfest, lightest Fork, and uoit powerful lift r. I "Horse Haw R.lcea O i HTDRAU1.1C. CLO l IlKS WASHKR, Wuhes Streaky Shirts, By force of the aater. 'Without Rabblnt;, . Waahee .saore at a time and faster than any other Machine. " ' t Clothes Wringers. PLATFOliM SCALES oi Nelson A Davis' ; ' saake, pronounced by Tobacco w ' Warphooamn alronast A utoat correct. PLOt GHS, and CnltlTalon. OKE.H088E WHEAT DRILL. FACCT At MEASUtK Combined. New Patent and Great (Jonrenietice. HAiar-WATKR FiLTKRKKS-Cheap, .' Durable, and EfftiTe. HOX.EXPLOSIVaC COAL OIL CANS, A Cheap iDStiiaece. CKFHKKZABLhl PUMPS, (New Patent.) Which agitate lh ',r ; cheaper and more effective than Chain Pumps, or any " other kind of water aleral jr. COFFKK ROASTER, (New Patent,) . . (Jo, by Clockwork,. Boasts Coffee wUhont aeeding attention, browaa every grain to same color. o- if used In ecnjuaatiD with Onr Old Alsntlnlon Coffee Pot, will make always perfe t Coffee. NEW LAHP.NHADK At. Attachment, IVES1 Patent for COAL OIL, ? 7 :: f; t JS i.S 'Whirh aennits the Lamp to be filled, trimned and Hghace; without r;inov IngEhaUaor thuurey yeasts no shadow beneath the Lamp; Is mora portable IUn Oas, lunch cheaper, and a Ixttur light for theeye. : Many firm, in, New Vork Have DISCSRDKU OAS to oae this Lamp and chads. BIRD CAUfe.8, th finest ever brought here. J r vjm iMM v.nntua, ml atviee, larv aau small, carpet, ilat, stuhioo and cane-seat the most comfortable Chair yet made, and gnarauteed perfect la wood and workmanship. -and Urgaasottmeot pf WOOD AJ(D WILLOW WAEK, AND , H0TJS E-S 3EPI3 Q ' AETI CLE S. BOUOaT AND SOLD. , 'L MATTHBW8 F0LLXRTON, nofi.rttf No. 44 Main street. QUEENSWARE, &c. China, r Glass j . Consider onr Advantages ! : t We are now receiving our Queenaware Direct from . the -t . -,i :. f A i I ; POTTERS OF THE OLD W0SLD! :'" -i V. --s . - At New Orleans, oar crates are hoisted from the Ocean Steamers and placed oa hoatd Steamboats, which lead theia at onr wharf in this city, tbns mating out ons truster from I LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND, ikran.sville "Ind. ' - I il h.is 'if Ton will observe, therefore, that we seen re a. feat d speedy transportation, as wall aa great savbig Id breakage, which alone is a very Important item to be considered ia the cost of oar Wares. LHIiMi" B ii E II 18 Main Street? 18 OTJB 6 TOOK Is ons of tbs largest and best assorted to be found In the West, and for aato at extremely low prions. Vim are now manufacturing every description oi Ocal Oil Lamps. Caudle and Ooal Oil Lanterns, which we will sell at lees than Cincinnati prices. Lamp Stock,, consisting of. Burners, Shades, Chimneys, Pegs and fset, for sale at manufacturers' prices. ... - -. - , Onr get Catalogue and Price List, for 1866, is now ready foi distribution, which will be fur-atsBed-to MsrchanU Only, oa application. LAW CARDS. .Jl At X AM, J P & S S O M -ittortiey at Law, NOTARY PUBLIC . r-. 1 . t asi . Heal Sstate Agoni. SS" Boldlars' and all other claims procured. Offlce .,,,., S VAKtl VILLI, IND. aplS dtf - SV WmrReavis, - -U. Se CLAIfkl AGEFJT. llso, Seal Estate A Collecting Agent. OFFICE 02T MAIIT ST, Bet Third & Fourth,) hro. 95, Over P''-? Ci EYANSTILLE, Ind. , esplS i oasis s johssom tsssa w. wsissa J- Johnson & Walker,:" ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW, . OFFICE ON THIRD BTEEBT, , i Nearly opposite the Court Honse, at the bnilding formerly occupied by the late T)r. John T. Walker. i , ; nIS 3m - ' ''i i r' j aJ as-. T.Walker, wTJSTICE OrTHE -PEACE A5D . . y. , ... j ,- agamt for bt&falHa; Pestslosts, . - - Back Pay audi BomtF FOB trSOHABaitD SOLDIEBS. AND FOB the Widows and ether legal representatives ol aoss who die in the service of the United States, rffflcs on the N ,rth-Wast side of Third fitnmt. nsar the WashiBittan Honse and Marlw opposite toe Oocrt Honss, Ivansvilla, Iadlaaa.- - an onsinees snomstsd to him will be promptly attended to. , , c, j T , ., A aJ. SHACKELFORD ! :;::. R. HORN BROOK. i Shackelford & Ilorabrook, ATTOfiriEYS-AT-LAW And Real Estate Agents, , i ; , Office on Third Street, (Beteo Locust and Main Streets West Side.) a" Prompt attention gives to OoHectiona. - - . . -; r , . . .... -:. eu3I.tf GAS-FITTING.s T7m. OvTiirridcIi,; Gas ami Steani'Pipe Fitter, D1 l-'.S F1JJCBU. PIP KD WUf-i. ... i Place of "-sftAM IWflnrt "Hnnais I aniiKnr v on' v...in. . : .... . .u.a., a,,au.iita, Awfl.j AtVtf
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J. T. COX. If. if. HUMPH 8K I. Cox '456 ! Humphrey, f AHD rC o"m m i s s i o rx !HUillERCHANTS,; - GKHI B A L ' STEAMBOAT AGENTS: harf-boat Proprietors, Foot Sycamore Street 1 -Vv i , -i ' A '.s ii.! ! Ii-'-' '" ' " L. '. DEALCUS IN ... nOats, : : I S - - -- ' ' I. Bacon, I AND ' ,.3-'i Country Produce Generally OFFICB: ! - j . KoV Soutb Wateir Street, tSTLiberal Cash Advances made oil-Consignments. .7 sv.i-1 DANIEL 4 ZAHff, ' v WHOLSS1LS PliUII ! Qroeerles,. Wlata, Llqaon,' Cigars, 'iS ' Cotta Tarsi, Halls, Ate., - ' Ho. a Water St, bet. Main an d Locnst, " laall-sm. , - 1 XTAK8TILLF. IBD. , , J. C. DUSOfTCIIET & CO., Forwarding, ' Commission -AND , '. .,,-., i Produce Merchants, JSo. 19, Worth Water Street, (Orr Biosk, next door to M. Daizell) 5 ' EVA.VSVILLE, - - IMJIAXA. JOHN JB. HALL, FOftWAKDISitt A XI) C0MMISSI05 Xli2Cl ANT, ; Steamboat Asent and Wharr-boat i, i Proprietor, EYANSVILLE, . INDIANA: Kvaosville, lod., Oct. S, 1865. oct!8 r. a. ULTo...r. n. susmam ouas aicaouoa. UHUSTON &'cba, Fprwarding & Commission Merchants, i -a a bWHAEFB0AT PE0PEIET0RS, Jvansville, Indiana - nS-tf --'(:? uasaissM. . a a. sua sr. B. w. iiAarss DAN AIKEN & CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MKUC II AXTi J . , . 112 P0YDBA8 STBSXT, New Orleans, Louisiana. , Given, Watts 41c Co., Tobacco and Cotton .: .i';: rACTOss, , GENERAL COMMISSION MIBCHAHTS, FINANCIAL AND TRAH8- , BHIPPINw AOJCST3, ,.ir. IVew Orleans, La. SPEED, SUMMERS & CO., ter COTTOI iJfB TOBACCO F A. ,C" T O R S, GENERAL COMMlSSIOlff MESCHANTS, AND- . COnUERCUL A6ESTI, ' OFFIOX, No. 69 POIDBAS IT1I1 ' -,' NEW ORLEANS, LA. Carletoo, Fonts A Co.. Few York. - -Speed, Donobo A Co., Mearphls, Ten a.'"' O sart, Btockard A Co., Atoblla, Ala... 1 de30-dtf. ...... F.H. Ehrmaii & Co. , r Commission & Forwarding Cor. Locust & Water Sts: EVAHSVILLE, IHJ). Agents Star Union Line, Fast Freight . , Line via Pennsylvania Central I.-'. v ..t . Kallroad. t Shortaat aod quickest Boots toths Xsstera Cities sT Cars mo through, to aad front Ivaosville, 'Tims and rates gnsrsntoed. oc3-Cm Fam. SHAsri. Thos.O. Snrr. - SKWHOIJK, SEWFIRB. SHARPS & SMITH, - GENERAL COMMISSION AKD- - ' ' "I PRODUCE DEALERS, , No. 5 Sonth Water Street, ' j fel6 6m I KTANSVILLB, IND. Brown, Dnnkersoii & Co., EVAKSVILLE, ISD. ;I CoxuXaiission Xlercli'ts AND i FORWARDING AGENTS. 4 ; Also, Especial Agents for the ' ' 33 ollororxtsaiao. o ' jCOlTON EXPRESS AND EBIB TBANSP0BTATI0H CO. bellefontaine:; COTTONJXPRESS! Only Ten Daj to Kew York. TIME GUARANTEED. TBI3 LIOHTSINO EXPBEP9 LINK FOB the traDsmiuion of Ootton to the Bast, by dispatch, is Dow fnllr established. " sr Tims Bills of Lading will be given. ' TIM! THBOUGH, TEN DATS. SrConslgnmanta soliciteoi. -f a;:. ". BROWN, DCNKBBSON A CO , A rents febW-tf ,t . .... KVANSVILLa, IND. , ERIE : ; j Transportation Company's . :; Time Express. Ten Days . from I New York ETansrille. ri to Time Guaranteed. THIS 1XPBIS3 IS NOW ElADT FOE Business. Through receipts given and time goaranteed by W. H. PAKLINiJ, Agent, No. 268 Broadway, New Totk. " '-' ' O.W. ABBOTT, Agent, "" "' m.No-15 8,at s,rt, Boston. - BBOWH, DUNKBB80N A CO., Agents, leb2T-tf " Ivantvtlis, lad. .... P. S. Desonchet & Co , OKNKAL ' - EOSWASEINQ & COMMISSIOar - ;; , merchants, . ;v No. 33 Feydras St., New Orleans, La. r Factors for sale of all kinds of Western and Southern Produce. Coutigaments and orders solicited, i' . i , .. ' angSl-6m . H. Faircoild,- - John W. Biogham, I NewOrleaas.i I Terhoeff Brothers, Loniaville. Ky. Falrelilld, VerUocfT 4k. BlaaStant, Coiiimissiori r Merchants, ; ' 8 KAGAZINa STBIET. ' ixVJi ' i , , HEW OBLKARS, XA. Bran. lilfin for salsatSo. 30, Water fittest. 1UUU B.8.BUST0S4VO., ; awstritfl. ...
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- W7nTTr.T,;'Bs:9PnTs'TTT.T,T' THFOTfrf . MT L friend', and the public, that I have opened out a fresh and desirable slock of .1 1 Staple & Fancy grocIries ; A1 . ' " . :-" ' ' " ', .-.-SCCH A3 " " ' ' Provisions, Snyar-Cnred , Earns, ' Ham Sausage, - ! . Teas, Sngari, Coffees Coal Oil and jsamps, tWodan and Willow Ware, f Arm Arm . , u. 3 LOCUST STEEET, Bctweeat First avnsl Seeoatd. ; ' - ' ' ' ': ' ' x Having pnrchawd since tbe lats decline, I am enaoiea so oner gooos a towew j iCASH XItlCES.' All Orders promptly filled, and delivered to any part pf the City, , Thankful for past favors, a renewal of tbs patronage of former friends and customers is earnest. ly solicited. .. t s feb3 3m . A. DAVIS. 7. ' NEW YORK GROCERY. BT 8HOBTFELLOW. ' The vernal rains were falling asst. i: , As throagh a little Tillage passed ' . , . A yoatb who bore a hickory pole, . . .. ' And oien nnder his control , -i -i '. Hew York Grooery. . , . -" Bis brow was glad, bis eyes were bright ; '. Nor to the Ift, nor to the right Be teroed, but onward kept bis steady course, And .booted 'till bis voice was horseNew York Grocery, ' ' - .. ' ' ' ; ' i JvV I. . - f j He left his happy home by Bight, And toward the city took his Sight ; ' JWhat thonghte then possessed his head, .-, At on bs went, and thus hs said , j . ; . Hew York Grocery. . Tou'd batter stay," a damsel said ; " You'll surely loss your way, my lad ; That stormy road is long and wids " But loud tbe headstrong yoath replied New York Grocery." " Beware of swindlers, cheats and thieves ; . Beware of those who would deceive." ' Such was aa old man's loud advice, To whom the yoatb se$d, in a trios "New York Grocery."' : ' Tbey thought him mad, bnt oa he sped To ths place of which he'd read Where P. S. A Oo. do lead the town, Keeping prices and rivals down Hew York Grocery. Hs came- hs saw he bought hs went With twice the vain for money spent; Betnrnleg to that self-same shore. He shouted louder than before-. , " ' New York Grocery." ' -Hs told ths neighbors sll around, Hs'd seen ths place both sore and M sound." And the news msds their pulses leap, ', ' 1 That Groceries were sold so cheapHew York Grocery. They cams from very hill and dais," . They bought themselves, ead ssnt by mall ; They Joined ths canstant rushing throng.' Of customers who sing ths song "Nsw York Grocery." Parsons, ; Scoville & Co.; KIXP CONSTANTLY OH HAND A CH0IC1 eclectic of i j , FAMILY' GROCERIES Which are being sold at remarkably low prices NEW YORK GROCERY, Ho. 72 Mala Street, Evansville, Indiana. ' mars . 33locust street35 D.- Weavers Ob. LOCUST STREET PROVISION STORE; Keep constantly on band and for sale, all kinds of. . GROCERIES, . - iR.oyisipivs, VEGETABLES, ? &c, &c, &c. Green, Dried and Canned FR:;:.U j:r.-T Sagar-Cnred . ' H j. M S , . DRIED BEEF; And, la fact, a general supply and variety of Groceries and Provisions. Call and ezsmlae our Stock and Prices, corner of Second and Locust streets, Evansville, lad. Nos. 33 and 35 Locust Sts. Wing, Fahnley & Co i DEAL1B8 IS GROCERIES, ALE, P0ETEE, CIDEEV ; " '"- " --' - - A.1XT3 LAO-ER-lBEEJa," TSo. 85 Main Street, ., , KY4H8Y1XLB. IND. . '- ' W Delivered, FBIS Of CHABQX, to any part of the city, by ths deien, hail-barrel and barrel. , - , . - vj , . , r aiar22 Slipstuff &nd Shorts.5 A ATOJTS 8HIPST0FF ASTJ SH0ETS, Jnst ra. .vr;.eeven aca roraaia fry - earredacd fbrsaleby i - J.-C. CUBOUCHBT CO., ' p7 i C'lIJ ... . Re. la Water street,
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lUtsos a-AOHsa...: .1. . tiooDLnr, Plain and Fancy DRY COODS FIRST STEEET, ,. Evansville; Ind. . C0-PASTNESSH1T NOTICE JOS. CCELZHAUSER Has been admitted as a i -..A. R T 1ST E R , And w will oontinua the bniinesi under tka firm of ' i . . . -v f SCIIIPIBlsiG OTJB THANKS TO THB PUBLIC GIUTKir' ALLY for their very liberal patronage, and promise thst nothing lhall b Wanting on onr part to merit a coatiaiuoce of ths same. . ' : :. . ..-.:-; -Oil ta o as M CIEAP PEIC1S AHD a , GOOD ASS0ETMEWT, . ...... AT BOLLE & BEYREISS, ' ' B: 41 Kalis Street, STAHSTILH, IKD, XM BATI JTJST BEOKITID 0PB FALL V Stock, which embraces a choice selection of Dm Goods, Cloaks. Shawls, Balmoral bkirta, ana nnniaa, u loves and Hosiery, Corsets, Clots, Casaimeree, Ladies Cloths, Cassluets, Jean, riannela, Blankets, Tickings, Ginghams, ""'"" sieacnaa ana unniemcnec atuellus, and thoasand and one other articles too ted Ions to motion. AU of which will be sold vsar ess, uo aaa see st o. 3, main Stieet. BOLLI A BKVBKISS, , SS1. . Ho. 43, Main Street. WIOLE3ALE NOTIONS. o llssci-Wl-MtflP It'll ? - 0 o stM.UL'3 ' -05 rt 1 PS o .0 'A . Bo, s p. CO -H Af 25 e o 8- S!( ea CO C3 R 03 CARRLAJES, &C F. HAflFii,2RSTEiri, . ; Carriagebd Wagon ,i .'i'"iV ' ' i " --..' f 1-1 A rJU FACTORY ,Cor. Main tree t anct Can&L 4f i THS UsTDBRSrTsTD HAS KO" HAKD asslendld snrtmeat pf flniihrd Carriasea for Bpriog tiade. Ihey are of tbe latent and moat improved etylee.and toctode ioor-psreiiKr Bockaways, tiUlwockaways, Boggles with stationary aad string tons; also, taocy, light tret tie SwriMil Prince Alberts." "
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I have Boggi gottea ap axlra strong, for Conn try aee. If work is made of the very best and thoroughly aeenad timber, and ireaed with extra Benced In. I nas no factory wheels, all my wheels beis made by band at the shop by ths best of aveaniee. I warrant all my work to give entire aaLactien ia every respect. Persons wishing ta pehass anything In y lice, will find it to taeu.steroet to call ead e&amiae my stock before pshasing. elsewhere. I jiropeee to sell at the to a oosstDls cash rstee. ; marl-3A ' -r I. HAMAttLSIsUlT.
j 1 1 u "T ;;""'Adams ; . .., EXPRESS COMPANY. fpHii ADAMS KXPBEsS COMPANT Hi X spectrally announce to their friersds and patrons tbe public of Evansville and vicinity that, with increased mcilitiec for the transportation of -FBEISHTt - PACKAGE?, . MONET,. AsTD TAIUABLES, They solicit a continuance of former fa Tore. Especial cars token in the collection of Hills, Drafts, Notes, and the transportation of valuable packages.- j - Any information in regard to the rortes, Ao., can be obtained at the office on First street, next door to ths Postofflee. THOS. GAITHES, . mi -' - A rent. JEWELRY. A, Watclies, Jewelry pLYERWME. q Cloclss, &e.. i AT. T..34 et .11 i TO TIIEtlDIES. : If yon want a Tine Gold Watch wa Chain, Diamond, Chased, Seal or Putin 6"1 Bins, rail at V. L. OKlbaLtE d. ' If yon want a rise Necklac-, Bracelet, Brfastpin, VTedding King yr Fine Bet of Jewelry, call on P, l. OJKISdLIca, M slain St., TO THK MEKtHAJfT, FABMKE, AXD s '- ; . MEl'HAXIC. i If yoo want a Fine Ueavy Gold or Sliver Bunting American, English or fiwiss Watch, e ill oa ; , , ' , ... ,-. OAISBLKH. ' a He la also the sole agont for the celebrated j " Foley Gold Pen, ; Which Is nnlvereally acknowledged te bs ths finest and beet writing pen in America. , a. Personal attention pa J to repairing fine Welches, Clocks and Jewelry. All work guaren-, tend to give entire eatlitactiou, or the money refunded, by , . , , ... P. L. GEISSLER. &4- attxin St., i (ONE DOOB, JtELOW SECOND STBKKT.) , n-0m . .- MEW STORE ' - i'; AND ', . ' ", ; FJEW COODSj I A n sow OPESIKQ, AT MI BIT BTOBK, NEXT DOOR TO FIRST NATIONAL BANK, . . I.TDll LABGKST STOCK 0 ' " , . .... : Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware Ever bronght to the city of Xvsnsvllle, which I .. can sen at greatly reduced prices, for Cash. WM, BUCK. WATCHES of all grades end makes ; prices ranging from f 10 to f3SO; all warranted good time-kiepera. CLOCKS The fiSMDIKS Bsth Thostss Clocks. HWU JIWELBT of all . the Latest and Alost Fash onable 8tyles, and Elaborate Workmanship. ' DIAMOND SITS, DIAMOND PINS, AND flNGKB BISGS. , GOLD CHAINS in end-: less variety. , WEDDING BINQS. , GOLD THIMBLES. . , BILTIB THIMBLES, . COLD BRACELETS, '' PEABL BBIDAL SETS, ansarpassabl in beauty. ' SOLD SPECTACLES, - i . BILTEB . . i 8TKSL i .. ; f, SPECTACLE OASES, 81LYSB AND PLATED WABE in sets, half sets, or single piece. 1 ! BILTEB SPOONS, ! -V SILTEB FOBKS, ' BILTEB KHIVIS, and , SILTEB Baraia BlKos, BILTEB OABD OASES, PEABL OABD OASES, FANCT GOODS OF ALL KINDS DESCRIPTIONS, 1 FLNK POCKET COTLEBT, 3 Q rJ -9 CO w o M rt w E-J Q 15 1 oo M o o rl U CQ O f o a W o m a w o Hi ci CO H e-i H Hi f CO W H o , . TABLE COTLEBT, . . i.. . POCKET BOOKS, Ao . And all Goods nenally found ' in a first. Class Jewelry Astablishmsnt. ! - - - Watch Repairing bone to order on the most ressonable terms. Esgrarlng, Both Puiii A OiitsmAk HIO!IE8TPBTCE PAID FOB GOLD A SILTEB, WM. BUCK. sT Those wigbing to pnrchase goods in try i line will do we I to call and examine my large atock before purchasing elsewhere, for I am de- I termlned not to be unaereoio. . . . acwij I have also a fine assortment of Gold Pass o different brands. AU Pets warranted for two years,,. ; . ' 1 1 "Wm. BUCK. STOVE i WORKS. 3 OXJT'EXXSif.IS' Stove BRINKMEYEfl i CO., Kanafactnrsr of Cooking .StOTei, for Wood and Heating Stoves, 1 for Wood -and toal; . , Co tin try Skillets and Lids; : Country Ovens and Lids; Biscuit Ovens and lids ; . Odd Lids;Snfiar Xottles; - - - Dos Iron;' ''" ; ; Jamb Grates r - ' :-j PancT.Orate Fronts; ' . Air Grates; ' Cellar Grates; Window Weisfhtij ' ' Mnffin Molds; ' 1 - Wafttelrons; , Ham Boilers ; Stove Holljware, &c, ft . ALSO KEEP FOB BALI . r.(l Sheet Iron, Copper, ttc, - TI3 AHD JATASFED WASS' alas Room Flats Straet, ,oii.e atta C'sart Iloaiae. J i r ' toatb Ftseon tri.s. tsvUracrs ftolielted. it
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BOOTS ;.Ajr.Dl'SHOE3 .... ft U T i . .i . Ii .-AT-v U 9 - . ,Vy(H.p.L-SO;AL'E. ae.0sm MAIN; STEEET. E tt .I'-ifi. itjn.l ALaBOK A880BTMKST OS EARS A HD ' Goods arriving almost daily. , The trads is respectfully Invlnrf t ekatnlne my stock T.itU the assurance that :h-yl: Sh) as good Goods and as Ujw prioes as auj toues In tbe Tbaakfnl to old ca.trrmars fer rt furors, woold respectfully solicit a contitiusnce of the same. t.- ;.,, , ,.v; t "' , . P. SKflOKi:. gvswivm.a, Jnly IS. , -Af BIG ;:;WATEEFALL, , (..,..:-..;vr r ASIM .r ;t OTIIER BIQ TIlBUt fit ; t J".- ' feW - i t'Ai . . . . i . i .. . .. Is ths bingeat thing In tbe ifhape rf a Waterfall oa record. ' 3 e ff: It tbe blyswt thing in ths shape of a "military neceaaitj" that can be (ound la the ouaotry today. " ,- . ... i ! The Great Rebellion .j ; i - - Was the hlsgeat thing ia the! shape of a pcinlistio enconnter ever known, except th suoountar between Say res and ths Benecia Buy. - S the '-vm n&up 'As a thing," Is' a larjrs one', with a errallm. ehanrs of Ms sver getting any smaller.; Is the biggest thine ta ths star r s Wsstsra editor that ever got behind a quiil, - Bnt the "biggest thing " in town l the BOSTON Shoe,.,. Store I Buy Your Shoos Tisfro For yonrselves, yonr wives and llit'.s cnes, anl yon will - Reduce your Expenses. WK have takra great pal as to Ibhi d tl.e waste ( of the people of this vicinity, rvpct to BOOTS U SHOES And have endeavored to snpply those isnis. We - -; have been to the bait Mannf.r.nvi.r. i 1 , ' massaobtuuUs, and ordered The ' Best" Goods! n -THAT, CAS EE JUAD.,! For onr cnitomeri and the publlo, and wild eni I ,, auenwon to our eacellent stock if FINE STROraC SF O C3 Styles that canteths fonnd slnwkerei i thn State And wo nave no hesitation In sayii if, t iat ; . we can farniti a Lair, .'entlai i.n. Girl, or Boy, with a nicer and better SHOE 2 BOOT Than can be bought in any othti plve. J. S. RICKiR & CO.. No. 8 Second Stroot, ,. .... i SOOTH SIDE, f ? .,- Bet. Alain anil gycaujore, . - . NEAB MAJS BTBECT, t. B. We have flentlenenl Fise'Btwstl Soots, Ladies' aad Kines' SEWED CALF SHOES, Which we have had nads to ottier. TV 12 W. II O X7 H jIIvIIIV STRKIr. Wbolsiale dealer in and : . ' . . , . ; y. , r .' i. i Am.iJ " ' ' V .n. .n r.M4vlna IsnTS StOCk of tilf tut nn.i.ii. r iwm. hhM. lists and Capi evr cfieredto ths trade, whl'h have been onr mJ for cash, aod will he sold at a very small aetaaee above cost. ; ' Cei'l and examine my atock and prove ths shoes assertion. f e. I hnvs secured ths services Of hr It. 8. Tenney, late with P. Semonln, whol ' id friands to cal 1 and el amine my stock. No troobls to snow ooas. EvaasvltiA, leo. JZ. iio. . i PERFDlitERY. r - FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF. fc-i i-C L ? 4 Jsi t !TIel Eiqoe. !-!ict aad Fr t-r ;rat Perfume, IiilSrdi from .'me Rare mni Beautiful, flowes fr- r-. aeDIri if fnhrs , ila'nnnt.',":!,'..1 ' iaiia.'V..Hnrri .myt. rr? .0 .'. CF rcwar of C imtetlH.-... mt;"4 Urwtjrifctt g i-rswy.
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