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MUSIC STORE.

VOLUME XVI. K' ANfoVILLE, IND., Fill DA Y, SEFIEMBER 25. 186; ESTABLISHED, 18318 .:

SEGARS, &C. LIVERY STABLE. SADDLERY. MEDICAL.BOOTS AND SHOESNEW

M. D.,BOOT & SHOE STORE. B. J. DAY,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

WARREN & CONYNGTON'S"-- USIO SSTOR.H1

AND

Bazaar of Fancy Goods.pIAMi FORTES, Mr.I.OUEONS II AUMONI-- t

I SIS. Atwrdeons. Violins, Guitars. Flutes,I'lurio-.M-rs-

, everything usually kept iu MusicStores. The only st H-- ofSheet Mnsic and Instruction BooksF.r all instruments will ! found lir- - TI.,. ......

PUBLISHED BYJA21ES II. McNEELY.

f. M. Til AY EB.JNO. Q. McNEELY.

csusa the rim armEvansville Journal Company.

EXAM I NIG SCKGEON FOB PENS10NABY.OFFICE On Second Street, between Main and

Locust.RESIDENCE At Sherwood Honae.

Evansville, January C, 1S63.

AMERICAN STABLE,On Third bet. Main and locust Sts,THIS LTVEBY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH

known throughout the country, pos-sesses Stable advantages superior to anv Bimilarestablishment in the City, having arrangementstor the aciceptiou of private horses at livery of them..st elegant aud complete description, and at thelow.-j- t rates.

Carriages for visiting to lat Coaches, lightwagons, and every kind of road vehicle to let.Horses sold on commission Second hand Bogey's'or sale at the very lowest prices. Passengers for.aidrti to all parts of the country bv specialRICHARDSON, BBITTON & CO

Utl i

SCHROEDER ft LEMCKE,wnOLESAtT TIEAllTRS l

Cigars, Smoking, Chewing Tobacco,S n u ff, Pipes, & c.

EVAIiSVILLE. t&Jt.Vehavc now, mid will keei, ou hand a completend well assorted stock oi

CIGARS & TOBACCO,AND OFFKB THE SAME TO THK PUBLIC

LOW FOB C ASH.

will find it to their interest to call andexamine onr prices. We are enabh d to sell tothem as low asauy house in the West.

ocin-dA- w SCHROEDEB 4 LEMCKE.

For Prosecuting Attorney.The Democracy of Spencer, Warrick

and Crawford counties, so far as wehave been able to learn, have settled up- -

on W. H. Blount, Esq., of Rockport, asthe candidate for whom they will casttheir votes for Prosecuting Attorney ofthe Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, at the en- -suing October election. This we pre--

sume will give general satisfaction tothe other counties in the district. It is j

altogether useless for the Democrats to j

run more than one candidate for thatoffice the result of which would be the '

election of the Republican candidate, aswas the ease two years ago, in the elec-- 1

tion of Blythe Hynes, Esq.Let the Democracy of the district unite j

upon Mr. Blount, and ele ct him, by anoverwhelming majority; and onr wordfor it thev will never have cause to re- -

best Itahnu Viol C u tar, Viobncello MM Bank.String always on hu

Journal X5ixilling-s- ,

LOCUST STREET,P.ETWEBN FIRST AND WATER.

FBIDAY SEPTEMBEB 25

at WholesaleFancy ..... 1,,V8 a, tjaiwi Kile.,:.

S. W, THOMPSON, M. D.,PHYSICIAN & SUBGEON

Office and Besioexce No. 35 Walstt Stkxzt(At Dr. Ronald's Old Stand.)

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.uov29-l- y

Charles Babcock,IMPOBTEB AND DEALEB IN

Coach and Saddlery Hardware,MAIN STBEET,

E VA BJS VIL LE, INDIANA.HAVING COMPLETED MY

with Enropean and American manu-lacture-

for a direct supply of all goods ia my lineI am enabled to offer inducements that can not failto be to the interest of all engaged in the businessto give me a trial.I u&nr iu part.

Axles,Springs made

oft no best 8teBauds, enameled alall kinds of Leathe.

Cloths, Linings for Carriages ,Varnishes, Castings of all kinds ;

Saddle Trees, English Bridle Leathers ,Bits, Stirrups, Spurs, Hames. fine Silver

Hukios of all kinds ; Jenny Lind Gig Trees ;Pads; Taylor's Patent IIames;FlyNets ; Shoe Threads ; Horse Blankets ; London

Uirth Webs, American Girth and BeinWebs, both cotton and worsted ; Lon-

don Welt Skins, a superior article ;Ivory ; Gntta Percha and Brass

Oil Pi.uiaa takii iu .

I issTi ussrati .tali w.in.3 I Na...

for new one.irt"t and tuned.

MA1.N STKI-.ET-,

Krai Brille.DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODSDry Goods ! Dry Goods !!II AVE Jt'ST BECEIVED AS COM PT, PTEMACHINES!1. asF..rtntent of Goods as can be foundami haviue lx:i"ht thmi .tr.. ti... .it

jl

SASH AND DOORS.

0lltCHlllt to SrKELK at Bmumm,)SBa.KD ST.. BET. CHESTNUT AKl VII EUR V,

f. I 4 SB VILLE, IN i'.-tN- ,

advance, we can and will sell them cbean.KEEN & PRESTONHAVE JCST BECEIVED A LABGE AND

assortment of

Desirable Dry Goods,

SferJT The (bUmriag, among other reso-

lutions, was adopted by the GibsonCounty Dcpioeratic tonvention:

Resolved, That we denounce and un-qualifiedly condemn the present policvof the United States, as tending to pro-tect indefinitely civil war, and inevita-bly close the door forever to a restora-tion of the Uniou of these States.

Some fellow evidently wrote that reso-lution himself. It may have taken a

SCH APKER 4 BUSS1Sgret it. Let the Democrats of eachcounty see to it, that the name of William No. 49 Main Street.

M SELLMAN Which tbey""invite the "tnwie" to call and ex- -amine prices and qualities; believing, knowing,they can save dealers additional freight aud ex.pecses in going further Eastward. Janl5

F.No.

Slack and Fancy Silk?.U-V-

.HAVE A ENDED ASSORTMENT

of Silks, and sell them very cheap.SCHAPKBIt 4 BU8SINO,

49 Main Street.

Has jnst received, at35 MAIN STREET

3 ASK, POORS, WINDOW BLINDSDressed Lumber,

B.arls, tilths, 4c., of every description constautlji'u.. Boxes if s made to or-- r

- . Hi- k", ! deuv on th shortestnotlc. aplS-l- y

iiii-jt- i filartt iii4 Bings;superior Kerseys for

Horse Covers ; thelaw ot

CarriageBolts;

Patent Gig Trees, 4c., 4c.. 4c, 4c.I keep in fact everything appertaining to elthstbranch of the business, aud understanding bthbranches thoroughly, we would respectfully inviteyour attention before purchasing elsewhere.I am also Agent for Ward's Patent Spring Sa

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A large and carefully selected stock ofBOOTS, SHOES. GAITERS, SLIPPERS, Cloths, Casimeres and Vestins-s- .

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHS, CASI-MERES and Vesting can be found at

A. C. PUSHEE,IN

Foreign & American Fancy Goods,COMBS, BBUSHES, PCBSE8, WALLETS,

Satchels, Toilet Soaps Bobber Goods,GAMES, YANKEE XOTIOXS,

Ladies' Baskets, Childrens Cabs, dtc.No. 20, Main Street,

EVAMSVILLE, .... INDIANAdecil

CHE18TI AN KKATZ. WS. 11E1I.MAS.

KRATZ Sl HEILMAN,City Foundry,

Manufacturers and Builders ofSteam Engines and Boilers,

Saw anri Grist Mill Ma-chinery, Tobacco Screws,

Gumming Machines,Chinese Sugar Cane

Mills,THRESHING MACHINES, &c,

EVANSVILLE, IND.fT'HE PR0PRIET0BS OF THE CITY E0PND-J- .

ry beg leave to inform their friends and thepublic in general, that they are prepared to do allkinds of

Machine & Fin ishing WorkAnd everything appertaining to the Foundry bus-iues- s.

They are manufacturing Steam Enginesand Boilers of any size and power required. SawMill Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size ; Dis-tillery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws,Gumming Machines, Threshing Machines, HaltMills, Horsepowers, Corn Shelters, Machinerv ,.fall kinds made and repaired ; Iron and Brass Cast-ing! of every description. Iron House Fronts, Cel-lar Grates, 4c. Cooking and Heating Stoves of tirelatest improved pattern ; Hollow Ware, .DogIrons, 4c.

w. f. mm J. D. SAOHEE.

BViiAr-KK- 4 HI SSINGS 49 Main Street.

Carpets ! Carpets !! Carpets !!!HAVE NOW A SPLENDID ASS0BT- -

MENT of Carpets to which we respectfullycall tlic attention of the public.

SCHAPKEB 4 BUSSING'S,No. 49 Main Street.

THE NEW FIRM.

CHILDREN'S WEAR,(T THE LATEST STYLES, WHICH HE ISvy selling as low as any bouse in the city. Thepublic are invited to call and examine Goods andPrices before purchasing elsewhere. He warrantshis goods to give satisfaction. No trouble toshow geods.

Mending done FREE OF CHARGE, shouldthey prematurely give way.

F. M. SELLMAN,Evansville, Sep. 15, 18G3. 35 Main Street.

CITY

EL Blount is properly placed upon theDemocratic ticket. Rockport Demo-crat.

Oh, ah, How's this? The WarrickEnquirer says the regular nominee ofthe Democratic party is Mr. Lewis C.

Stinson, and that he was nominated bythe Democratic Convention held in Spen.cer county. Now, we want to know ifthe Democrat is at its old game of bolt-

ing regular nominations? The next thingwe know the bolter will be abusing Mr.Stinson for an abolitionist This kind of

work won't answer at all. Somebodywill have to be read out of the party.We are satisfied Mr. Stinson won't tamelyswallow that kind of snubbing, " Gen-eral satisfaction," indeed! Was eversuch impudence known! Does Mr.Barkwell consent to that kind of caucus-ing? Have Whittlesey & McBride beenconsulted? Was the fixing up of this"little affair " what brought Cal. Jonesto our city?

W. HUNNELL,CORNER WALNUT STREET AND CANAL,

EVANSVILLE, I N D . ,

lias on haml tlie largest lot of

sashes, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Ac,

Ever Manufactured in the West.

THEY ARE 0? MY OWN MAKE.

I have also a line lot of White Pine and PopularFlooring. Moulding of all kinds made and sawingof all descriptions done at t lie shortest notice.

wnole Committee to get it up. Justwhat " the present policy of the UnitedStates " is, we are not prepared to say,and the Convention would have hardwork to tell. The policy might be saidto be conflicting. The Southern portionof the States appear to have adopted adestructive policy, and the Northernportion a preservative policy. This Con-

vention has been guilty of the verycrime they have charged the Republi-cans with being guilty of. Theyhave taken the Administration for, andspeak of it as the country. They call it the" United States." They apeak of itspolicy as the policy ofthe United Stages.It is a policy to unite the States, and

LAW CARDS.SCRAPKER & BUSSING'S

Shawl and Cloak DepartmentA THOROUGH EXAMINATION OF THIS

Department will satisfy every one that theycan be suited in qualitv and prices.SCHAPKEB 4 BUSSING,

No. 49 Main Street.

CHARLES DENBY,Attorney at Law,

Has resumed the practice of Law. Office on ThirdStreet, middle of Hail's Block, np stairs. feb2BOOT ARD SHOE STORE.

RE I D,at Law

JAMESAttorney

SHIRT MANUFACTORY.J. SMITH'S

SHIRT MANUFACTORY,ZSTZ. Soo33LaL St,

(ix beat's block.)

Brewers, Distillers, Rectifiers, &c.implied with every description of Copper andiheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Eefrigerators,

Attemporators, Sparges, Stillheads and Worms onan improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills,Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, 4c. ; Copper. Lead andIron Pipe ; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of everyvariety, for Leer, Spirits, Oil, 4c. Brass Cocks aud

SCHAPKER & BUSSING'SMillinery Department.

HAVING MADE Til IS A SPECIAL PABTbusinoss, and having bought every-thfr- g

in that line direct from importers andmanufacturers, we defy competition.

Mis?es Epperson aud Bellam, who have chargeof the Trimming Department, flatter themselvesthat they cannot bo surpassed iu trimming bvany Milliner. '

COMBS & GATOH,AND

COILECTIiyG AGENT.OFFICE On Third Street, third door from

Main Street, in the Crescent City Bank Building,EVANSVILLE, INDIANA

feb25-l- y

rE, THE SUBSCEIBEBS, WHOLESALEf manufacturers of Saddles, Bridles, Collars,

Hurness, Ac, desire to inform the pnblic that wehave largely increased our stock on hand, and byclose application ourselves and the employmentof good workman in our shops, weare able to fur-nish on short notice any and all kinds and quanti-ties of work to suit the trade. Those who willfavor us with a call, can satisfy themselves, thatthey can procure, at lower prices, good substan-tial, fancy and durable work of ns than they cananywhere else, (and far better than '.he Easternshop-work- .)

The members of the firm being practical work-men themselves, attending personally to allorders with promptness, care and dispatch, deter-mined that none shall excel in style of finish orquality of work, glvo betteg satisfaction to thosepatronizing us; feel confident it will be to theinterest of all to come and see for themselves be-fore purchasing elsewhere.

Store on Locust Street, above tbn sberu--

that is.why they denounce it It is theonly policy that will unite the States,

and that is why they "unqualifiedly con-

demn" it.How the 'present policy of the United

States" is calculated to incite civil in-

surrection the Convention fails to inform

vaives, steam lustles, Ac.Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work and do

main on Steam Boilers. Copper and Sheet Iron '

NEW AND ELEGANT GOODSn org:, Si-

Old Metals Bougiit.

MADE TO ORDER FBOMSHIRTS mid a fit warranted. A stock eready, made Shirt? and Collars always en hand, amiat prices tl'.at will suit the purchaser. Tuckingi H eftckiBg Bosoms, Ac, done with neatnessand .lespatch

Thankful for past favors, the subscriber respectfully solicit;- - :. of the patronage soUK: Uiy bestowed for the past five years.

J. SMITH

GROCERIES.

AT

A Question of Identity. The NewYork Evening Post is theold question of identity that used to beillustrated by the case of a jack-knif- e,

which first had a new blade mounted inthe old handle and then a new handleaffixed to the rejuvenated blade. Thequestion now arises in reference to whatcalls itself the " Democratic party." Theold doctrines of Democracy have beenentirely replaced with new and oppositeones, and the old set of men who used tobe known as Democrats have given wayto a new lot who were once their Doliti- -

House, between First and Second Streets, No. 25.N. B. Guarantee all we sell.ep2 W. F. COBWIN 4 CO.

Jas. T. Walker,JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

ANDAgent for obtaining Pensions,

Back Pay and BountyFOB DISCHABGED S0LDIEE3, AND FOB

Widows and other legal representatives ofthose who die in the service of the United States.Office on the North-We- st side of Third Street,near the Washington House and nearly oppositethe Court Hum, Evansville. Indiana.

All business entrusted to him will be promptlvattended to. jy!8-l- y

SECOND STREET.

i uey are ucHimg in antl selling Allen's improv-ed Steam Guagc, Wrought Iron Welded Piix-- s andTubbing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Ma-chines, Stephen Hughes' Floor Separators, GermanBoltiug CIsth, Gnm Elatic Belting, Packing,Hose, 4c, of the best kind ; Tinplafe, Sheet IronBlock Tin. Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, FireBrick.

They have every facility of the best Machineryand workmen, and will give nil work entrusted tothem, their individual Bltei;tien, filling orderspomptly, warranting theii work, and are satisfiedwith rttisoiiable prices.

S0ffice ..nd Sale Booms, Foundry, Boiler-yar- d

Machine Shop on Pine street, betweun First anducoud streets, Evansville, Ind. dec7

FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES. to3till On Hand and DeterminedSucceed.

Another Way to Secure Peace Acorrespondent of the Springfield Repub-lican suggests an addition to the threemodes of bringing about a cessation ofhostilities enumerated by the Presidentin his recent letter, viz :

" Let a committee, consisting ofSeymour, Wood and George

Lunt, visit the Confederacy in the nameof the party, and in pathetic tones, imi-tating the beast on which Balaam rode,

Elead, "am not I thine ass, on whom thouever since I was thine?"

E. A. COOK & CO.WE DEVOTE OUB ENTIBE ATTENTION TO

ABE EECEIVING AND OTENING ATLIQUORS.The Boot and Shoe Trade. IVORYTYPES,PHOTOGRAPS

STEPHEN H. S. COOK,175 Mala Street,

Between Sixth and Seventh,Ts the place to obtain the Cheapest and best

FAMILY CROCERIESOiwd Sugar 7 pounds. for SI.Excellent Coffee 3 pounds for $1.

Everything else in proportion. Eatables or allkinds k j : constantly on hand. Call and examinearticles .. I prices before elsewhere.

WG... .i Fresh Butter received every Saturday.augS

cal enemies. The Democratic jack knifeis now made up of an old Federal bladeand an old Whig handle put together.Is there nnything to identify it with thearticle from which it takes its name?

The Post would have come nearer thetruth by saying that the Democratic-Jac-

Knife is made up of an old Federalblade, an old Whig handle and a "KnowNothing" backspring.

30" 33 W iFs No. T ANDN. F. CARR & CO.,The Rockport Democrat man was Card 'J-- icturos.(TEOBGE THOENHILL takes pleasure Inmlng his old enstomers that in the quality

and style of his work, he flatters himself he cannotOUR FALL AND WINTIB GOODS ABE

to anv offered in market Wa I"I XJtSTT STREET,V H" I.ESALE DEALERS IN IMPOBTEDV aud Domestic Wines and Liquors, have

openesl at No. S Eirst Street, (adjoining Messrs.tiolliugsworttl 4 Bro., Stored a laree pe excelled. Ho has removed to Bray's New Build

nig. oecona street, Oet. mk k.- - i -receiving goods every day. Our facilities are suchwe can and will sell goods cheaper than any otherhouse in the city.

. :' fur nothing.

stock of Liquors, to which we bog to call tho attentiou ol the trade. We are nrenared to offer ex 4. untCU Ut utduutui oijir.The Democracy of C ilifb A New .! VI . o.-- -

Goods, Fancy ii

WM, GLENN & SONS,

Wholesale Orooera,lO and TS Vine Street,

Bet. Second and Pearl Sts.

WfitX iO. t r . rag--f i. . : '

Resolved, That we denounce and un REMOVAL.Our stock is largo, ami consists ot a very greatvariety of imported Wius aud Liquors of almostevery grade. Also, a large assortment of old

AT

Adam's Photographic Gallery,OVEB F0ST-0- F. ICE.

qualifiedly condemn the hmancipationANT)the Bourbon, Monongahela aud Bye Whisky, whichCINCINNATI, O. 'roclamatiou of the President of

in our city, we are informed, on Wednes-

day last, consulting " the faithful." Heused to be very sociable, when he wasthe Black Republican candidate for theus for the purpose of " posting " us as to

the rascalities of which, he asserted, the

democrats of his county were guilty.

His denunciations of Auditor Crosley

were particularly refreshing. Since, how-

ever, he betrayed the constituency that

elected him, he shuns our office as

though he were fearful we would remind

him of the campaign of 1S58.

UNDERSIGNED FIBK HAVETHE their Saddlery establishment to theCorner of Main and Second Street, in the room oc-

cupied by Fred. Krone, deceased.

we wa' rant to Is genuine.sepjt-- t m N. V. CABB 4 CO.

Betail Dealers aud Manufactures of

BOOTS & SHOES,No. 38 Main Street,

E V A N S V I L L E, INDIANA.

'AVE ALWAYS OX 11 AX D AX D r UKJO! O T I O N Ssale at the lowest market prices, a large and PICTURE GALLERYGROCERIES.well selected stock of Groceries, Tobacco, Uordage,

Wooden War.-- , kc , to which wa invite the atten-tion of Merchants. sepV9

United States, as tending to protract in- -

definitely civil war, servile insurrection,and inevitably close tbe door forever to j

a reconstruction of the union of" the'States.

The parly came out some 20,CM0 be-- j

hind their opponents.

K. E. WHEELEE. A?. K1C.C.S.

WHEELER, RIGGSXE HAVE NOW UN HAND A LABGEW and well selected stock of Eastern and home SUGG,

ti ods, consisting of all descript'ous ofmad

C. WOLFF & J. KROEPSCH,MAKITACTFBEBS OF AND DEALEKS IS

Saddles, Harness,COLLARS, &C., &C,

Main Street, Cor. Second,(Store formerly occuppied by Fred Krone.

fe.i.Ali orders attended to with dispatch. A orkwarranted. novl5-l- y

SEWING MACHINES.

Their G'ids have keen selected with great careby experienced bands, with sss-ia- l refer urn toLadies', Misses', Men's and Boys'

BooMr Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers,Which we offer for sale as low lis any house in

)ABl'KL E. GlLCEIiT. W'.LLIAM K. BaKBH.

S. E. GILBERT & CO.,

WHOLES liLE GROCERSSycamore Street, bet. Water and First,

EVASi'viLi.E, Irn.A felt sMDrHMnl "f Groceries always on band,a fvr t!e at she lowest prices.

MARBLE WORKS.

Whulei le dealt-r- in

GROCERIES,SALT, COTTON Y ARNS

Nails, Window Glass, Sash, Doors, fcc.

Xo. II Xortli First Street,Corner ot Sycamore.

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

thecitv. All onr work is warrantedMILLEB 4 CO.seplii

Bf"Calvin Frary, whilom editor of theWarrick Democrat, and well known to

our citizens, is now connected with theRockport Democrat having agreed, fora consideration, to let the ostensible edi-

tor nave the use of his (Frary's)" brains."

DE C. EVANS.

"VALLANDIGHAM WAITS ANDWATCHES OVER THE BORDER,PLEDGED IF ELECTED GOVER-NOR OF THE STATE OF OHIO TOARRAY IT AGAINST LINCOLNAND THE WAR, AND GO FORPEACE ! Lieut. Maury, Commander

of the Pirate Georgia.VALLANDIGHAM IS A PURE

PATRIOT AND ENL1C11TEXEI)STATESMAN. Rockport Democrat.

W. H. WALKLll.C OP A It T NEKS II 1 P

E II AVE ASSOCIATED WITH Do WM. J

g g fi t La--si

B I .

ill ??Sm mPl CCS - T-aw- N

VV Suifil, late of Linoiitown, HT., in ineTJHLH0RN & BRINKMAN,

(Successor to M. A. Lawrence,) Dealers in

AMKKH'AN XD ITALIAN HAULS.Main iiree Sear Caasrt House.

Wholesale Jrocery business, ine style oi 1110 asssiw ih 00 A ii"lt-r-, BJRgs Suae.

W1IEELEB A BIGGS.WALKER & EVANS,INDIANA.EVANSVILLE,

the trade of this city ; were l.tonghl for t'ASIt nouwill b stabl very "low to Cash Customers only.Tlit ir stock comprises all the most

ELEGANT STYLESRequired to co tltute a first class

1 iy Goods House,EMBRACING

Black, Plain and Fancy Silks,l Foulard Silks,

Fine Mozambique Dress Goods.plainand Check;

Bareges, Organdies and Jaconets,Lawns, Mourning and Summer

Dress Goods, of every description,j Point Lace Collars,

Collars of every Variety,Mourning Setts,Mourning Collars,Silk Talmas Sacques, andCirculars of all kinds,

Yoorbees and Yallandlghnm.On the 2d of August. 18G2, we were in

Dayton, Ohio, and heard Vallandighamdeliver a SDeech, in which he said

ties. Tombs, Vases, and allVneatly and promptly cx-e- st

styles. deel

Sjj !;..-- . M

kinds of Furniture VV

ecated .in the latest an Betail Dealers Exclusively In

Jxisx deceived.,Direct from the Quarries, the

"I HAVE NOT VOTED FOR ANYARMY OR NAVY BILL JR ANYARMY OR NAVY APPROPRIATION.SINCE THE MEETING OF CON

COFFEE 100 bags prime Bio Coffee;50 bags good fair Cotfee ;

50 boxes Ground da ; aud for sale cheap atwheeler, biggs si sugg's.

Syrup" molasses-- "Syrup ;

" barrels Bertrand s XXX Syrup;10 ' Stewart's Syrup ;

20 " extra Honey Syrup ;! 4o N. O. Molasses ;

96 half bbls Honey Svrup :

60 half bbls B. rtnuiU's XXX Syrup ;

50 ten gnllon kegs Syrup ;

For sale cheap as the clieaiicst atWHEELER. RlUtiS & SUGG'S.

EST Some of tbe Irish Democraticfriends who have been unable to breakdown the Telegraph, will be plat! to hearthat several iron-cla- are ready to sailfrom Enpland to attack onr navy. Howrefreshing it is to see the runaway victimof England's oppression hook arm inarm with the old reprobate John Hull,both delighted in destroying the landwhich has given us a shelter, and a home,and abundance. Catholic Telegraph.

The Finest Stock of Marble GRESS ON THE 4TH OF JULY, 1861."Tn a sDeach in Newark, N. JL in Feb

SELLMAN HAVING FITTED UP AN

FM. No. 35 Main Street, will keep, as here-

tofore, a a od assortment of Wheeler ft Wilson s

and Sing, rs Sewing Blachines and Needles, SiUThread and oil, aud everything that is connected

7' - " svssaEver brought to this market, aud for "ale t

STREET & YOUNG'SAmerican and Italian

Lace Mantles.with the business, and will re;.airaii aina 01 ise- -ciriCE.s

5 "1 ba-- Black Pejir ; Summer Sh.a',vls, Machines and put ounw improvementsbeautiful assortment;' jyj v jTsellman. a( NOTICE.15 bats Spice ; n't.Silk Parasols,

ruary, 1803, he said :

" 1 remember that it was in the city of

Newark, a little more than two years ago i

that 1 first gave the pledge to any por- - i

tion of the people of the United Statesthat I never would contribute, by mywords or acts, to the shedding of one dropof American blood in a civil war.

Great applause. How far and consist-

ently I have kept the pledge, let you apart of my countrymen determine."

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.jttst received.

Marseilles Quilts and Spreads,Cloths,Harble Manufactory, STEAM BAKERY.

The New York W ld says thatnature has not endowed President Lin-

coln with a "single creat quality" thathe has nothing but a " certain vulgarhonesty." According to the etiquette ofCopperheadism. honesty is the vulgarestthing in the world.

MANTUA MAKING.

II) bags Ban' dinger;ft bags Cassia;

20 eases Nutmegs ;25 lioxes ground Ginger ;

3d "' Pepper;25 Spice ;50 " Cinnamon ;

50 " iJloves;75 Mustard; for alelow at

WHKEI.EB. BIGGS Sl 'IC'S.

Staple Goods of every description. jead for the Hlillgry !

D. W. Voorhees has gone to Ohio toassist in electing a man Governor, who

WARK.AND SAL.ES ROOM

?Io. 134:MAIN STREET,

Near the Canal.

GAB

Tallow, Lard, Grease & Oils.The undersigned pay their

Particular AttentionTo the sale of tbe above articles, and

SOAP STOCKS GENERALLY.Consignments ent to them will be

PROMPTLY DISPOSED OFand

Quick Returns Made

i hhds. prim.' New Orleans sugar;says he has not voted for any army ornavy appropriation bill since the war

1ST 0 T T Tsr .Our stock in this line is large, and of the finest

attentiou is directed.quality, to which particuUirBemeiuber the pbice for bargains

NO. 7 FIRST STREET,EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

NEW STEAM BAKERY,

No. IXWATER STREET,

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

lliat is. ne lias not oiecito pay the soldier nor to feed him. D.W. Voorhees is trying to elect Vallandig

2) " fair "10 " Porto Bico Sugar ;

18 boxes Havana "25 barrels Crushed "25 " Powdered '

25 " Coffee "15 " Yelllow Coffee Susar ; for sale at

WHEEL Ell, K1GGS ft SUGG'S.

UEADQUAETEBS FOB

CLOAK, MANTILLAAND

D , eSS A&il3L.X&.MRS. ELIZA SPEIGLEBERG,

TN THE OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING, ONI First Street, has just received fresh supplies

ham, yet Daniel says in his card, iWe mail our Weeklyon very advanced termshave always been tbe tnena ot tue sol Circular gratis to all sending their address

WATCHES & JEWELRY. ttje desibe to infobm THE CITIZENSj yy oJ Kvansville, aud the community in gen- -

eral, that our

W ATCHES NEW STEAM BAKERY,11 WATER STREET,

dier both in my public ;and private caOur fccilitit-- a for furnishing those wishing ACKEBBL- -rB00TS&SH0ES M to ABl'.AM KSICHT it ()..23 Water Street, . If. City.iylOdCm

pacity." How a friend ot the soldier r

jf r j Is now in successful operation and we shall keepto order, on shortJ

from the East, of the richest fabrics, and Is nowprepariil to make up to ord-- r on the most reason-

able terms. Cloaks, Mantlas, Circles, and s

Of tbe best material nud of the mo.t beautifulstvles.u .,.V aua r.imnlete. that Wb the assist- -

lsy struggling to eteci a man uuvemuiof a great State, who boasts that whena member of Congress, he never votedto nav or feed the soldier.

constantly on nanu in ma

25 barrels No. 3 Mackerel, large;20 " 2 "25 l.r.lf bbls 1 ".

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2.--,

If 2 ' '

25 " 3:'ji quarter bbls No. 1 Mackerel ;

35 ' 205 325 kits " 1 "50 " 2 "

STOVE WORKS.r. W. DUINKKETEE. A. BELMJNQ

SOUTHERN STOVE WORKS.No. 81 JEWELRY,notice, all articles made at use majiuiacwnv ,

Buch as Bread, Cakes, Pies. Crackers, Ac, c.Being supplied with all the modern machinery

to faciliate us in onr business, we flatter ourselvesthat we can give the most ample satisfaction inthe quality of our goods and in prices,

w.. will also keen on hand a large and choice

ance of the most competent Dress and Cloak ;

makers In the country, she is able to defy all coin- -

(HON I'M EX TS,

liUAVESTOSES,

TOMBS,MANTLES,

Or anything else in our line, are unsurpassed inthe West

Our Stock of Marbie is complete, havingselected with great care at the ynarries. myCdAw

NEW SALOON.

to Inf Confections. Fruits. Nuts. Cigars, AcJust receivod por rail atWHEELER, BIGGS A SUGG AT

Is it possible that Mr. Voorhees con-

siders the soldiers such fools that theycannot fathom hi.s conduct, and pretend-ed friendship for them? Ifsoheis abadly mistaken man. They have writ-

ten down his name as one who is nottheir friend either in his "public'' or"private" capacity. Ind. Gazette.

TYYE STUFF, F.TC- -MAIN STREE'which we call attention.

Orders for public or private Parties, Festivals,Balls, Ac , Ac., promptly filled reasonableterms. seidStf A. M ELD A CO.

XJ 2 cases Manilla Indi

ltltorS 111 llOlll Stye 11U .a.aur.Mrs Spiegclburg also has bought a large as-

sortment of Silks, Head Dressses, Hair Braids andCurls, Ladvs' Pocket Handkerchiefs of every style

other articles to l tho couve-nienc- eand a great manyof the Ladies of Evansvillo ui.d vicinity too

numerous to mention.The best Sewing Machines of Groy. r ft Baker

manufactory for family use, for saae byMrs. ELIZA SPIEGELBEBG,

No. 13 First Street bot Main and Second.

sp22 ,- ,-

Ind.Evansville,RAT EXTERMINATOR.

BRSNKMEYER & CO.,Manufacturer of

Stoves, Hollow Ware, Iron Ballings,House. Fronts, Verandas,

Balconies, Casting In General.COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IKON WARE, Ax

tOT Sales Room Main Street, opposite CourtBouse.

Near the Mouth of Pigeon Creek

EVANSVILLE, ISD.SOLICITID.11 myfl

SOAP AND CANDLES.

Wholesale and Retail.

GEO. A. BITTROLFFHas just opened at the old stand

No. 48Dim of the large.--t and best seUted stocks of

WATCHES, CLOCKS

1 case Madras Ilulig.. ;

1 hbd Dutch Madder;Id barrels Alum ;

10 Copperas ;

3 " Cudbear;5t) boxes Extract Logwood ;

2 bariels Brimstone ;10 " Sulphur;

5 11 Spsom Salts ;

2 " Vensia Ba'd ;

2 " Spanish Brown ;

loo boxes filing Blue ;

lo frails Snft Shell atlinoiids;in barrels Filberts ; r sal- - . heap at

WHEELER, ItlfttJS ft

SPECT-- . CLES.New Store at Terre Haute. A new

and extensive dry goods store is about tobe opened at Terre Haute, to be con-

trolled entirely by Democrats Hon.John G. Davis and 13. H. Cornwell beingmembers of the firm. It will be an es-

tablishment in which men, women andwill be waited on courteously.

We devote our whole time and attention to the

Boot and Siioe Trade Exclusiv ely

Consequently cau give you laetti r bargains thanthose whoare " dabbbng " in Boots aud Shoes

ill connection with other business.

I. IMTTKTVlilillCalNo. 67 Main Street,

EsHE1SSSbS SBBBBBSBBsK'SBJBBBBBrB

sr....WABE ETC.wntliont regard to what may Le their po VV 7;'. dozen Ke.l bllckel-- ;County Oi'ilera taken at

par for Goods.City andsep5-l-y

CHANGE OP EXCHANGE

A HEW ARRANGEMENT, j

SAM UKAMMKR A HARUY J0US0having purchasa--

Theodore's Exchange,i UK WlTTUta R I P IN KXCELLKN'l

s style fc r a Bral class

BILLIiBB U1MH and KKSTAI'IIAST.Tbi-- iH kn at the bar the best brands o

Lienors and liieir lardem will at all times be filledwith tlo- richest dainties froai the animal andttsastebss kiiililufs. mi 1 the waters of the vastytaem " l" mrntt to contribute of their rttkettstores.

Esp..cisl aft' ration will lie xiveu to the enutW,which will under charga. of the most competentsjflsts.

Tlieir Hiiluird Kikiiii is large aud theirTABLESFIRST CLASS- -

Tba.- aAtaiblisbment will on Tuesday next.A liberal sisans of pubtic patreoage is respectfully

licila-,1- . mvai.l:im

FOREIGN LIQUORS.

TO LET.

litical opinions setting a pattern in thisrespect to some of the business men ot

that city. Vincennes Sun.

Union men will of course read the ad-

vertisement and make this arrange-msnt- s

accordingly.

'Odo.eu Blue and Red ltnckets;25do9.cn Well Buckets;20 do !eu No. 1 Tubs ; ;

45 dozen No. 2 and 3 Tubs ;

75 dozen Wash Boards ;20 Nests Buckets, 3 in nest ;

10 dozen half Bushel Measures ;

50 boxes Clothes Pins.For sale cheap by WHEELEB, BIGGS ft SUGC

iob barrels "extra Family Ftour, onFLOUB at WHEELEB BIQQS ft SOGG

Business Property to Let.rye BY Ut FEET, CO KNEE V MAIN AII1i t) F.mrtb StreeU. will lie let for a term rcr

13 "77" JE1 JLm H-- TT,Diamond Rings and Pins,Silver Ware,Silver Cups, Soup Ladles,Table and Tea Spoons,Napkin Rings, Butter Knives,Childrens' Setts, &c. &c.

Plated Ware, Pull Tea Sets,

Castors, Pitchers, Cups,

Butter Dishes, Salt-Cellar- s,

Goblets. Jewelry,

Xliilip Decker,(Successor to Decker A Kramer),

Manufacturer of Lard OilSOAP AKD CAUDLES.

Also, an extra article ofBURNING, EN G INS, AND CAB OIL

Dealers in Rosin, Soda, Ashes, Ac. Also

Pure Catawba Win3f our own raising, in quantities to suit pur

chasers,116 Mam Btrtt, beimxn First and Stcomd,

EvANsniAE, ISWAJtA.- Terms cash, or CO days PIr negotiable ia

sons wishing to lease cau have the whole or ouquarter, or one-hal- f, as tlmy may desire.

Enquire of ASA 1GLEHKABT, or a f'aiopi.iMKXT to President Lincoln

ANNOUNCES IU H I aRESPECTFULLY public he has a newly invented '

Pantoscopic Spectacles,on newly discovered principles, by which the nu-

merous inconveniences of tbe Spectacles now in use

are entirely avoided and every advantage securedwhich these art ivies cau possibly afford in assistingthe sight. In addition to that I have on hand the

Brazilian Pebble Spectacle,hey are maste on a scientific principle.

Field Glasses for the Army,Superior to all others now in use.

Marine Spyglasses, Compound and

JNO. SUA.Kri.ljin.an22tf "IHOCOLATE 25 boxes assorted brands ls-s- t

Chocolate, at H. A. DVUBThe New York Commercial Adverti

fact well worth notingser says it is athat for the first time in many years, theCongress coming into life at the middle

of a Presidential term is, in its political

It"

BATAN MARKET BASKETS 10SQUABE

,.,1,. ratnn Market Baskets ; heavy, tor " Only infollible remedies known.At 11. A. COOK.Butchers and Market men.

spt.27-tf- .Isndft--t)

ARlTYSTORE.PUSHEE S VARIETY STORE,

No. 20 Main Street,THE PLACE TO FIND FANCY GOODS,ISCombs, Brus es, Pocket Wallets, Card Cases,

Tablets, Scissors, Knives, Watch Keys, GuardI'lmins. Thimbles. Needles. Pins. Tn ne Measnrus,

Sank.-- Ill ELSE

" Free from roisons." Not dangerous to the Human FamHy."" Rats come out of their holes to die."

ld Wholesale in all largo cities.Bfl-So- ld by all Dm.0GUiTS and RiTAlLEBS svery- -

sHtTmBisware!!!'' of all worthless imitations.

boxes Western Reserve Clireso ;50A full assortment of all kinds of

Spectacles,Watch Materials,

' fCBSAF.Sni Ua cam

kAlTLLU i St'HXAKENBUIlG,

Iwnorlers and Dealers in2d lioies Hamburg Cheese. INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

Just received uud t o arrive atWHEELEB, KIGOS ft SUGG b.

RvorvriitkB "VATinftS. Beads. Belt Clasps, GoKKles. Spectacles. Ther- -Whiskys, See that " t dstah s name is ou aa a,Bottle and Flask, liefore you buyka Iress I1ENBY R. COSTAR,

Simple Microscopes, opera anaHunting Glasses, Spy-

glasses, Eye Glasses,Tortois Shell, Steel

& Gold Frames,year Sighted and Cataract Spectacles

.. -- a 1 orti.-hi- :. V '. - laHUt Oil

moiiictors, ITMscn Harps, Pop Gnus, Ivory Bat

aspect, friendly to the President, ror aquarter of a century, if we are not mis-

taken, an opposition Speaker has beenelected in every last Congress of a Pres-

idential term. That the next Congressis not merely Union, but heartily with

the President, is strong testimony to thepopular estimate of the fidelity, honestyaud patriotism of Abraham Lincoln andhis advisers.

UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED ANTHE Office, on Third Street, fourdoorswest of the Washington notel, where he will givo

airict and prompt attention to all business in thailine JHN WATMAN.

Taeitung copy apl.S

f 4--1 T1 fl

Watch Glasses, &c, &c.

Having bought my stock for Cash, I cau sell atthe lowest figures for Cash. Call aud examine my

'

filwk l" n'ri,pUrC,'Mi,?K,,r Ab mTTBOLFF.j ggpg No. 48 Mm Street.

, W, a,

rfiEA, TEA, TEA1 15 half chests ussorted Oolong Tea ;

H aa af a. Japan '15 11 a it Young Hysnn Tea ;

r, . t a. Gunpowder "f, ti aa aa Imperial "

Just received at H A COOK'S.

itiri'Biscir'.t. Depot 42 BnoanwaY. N. Y.

sMTld b- y- KELLER .t WHITE,Wholesale and Retail Agent,

Kvaasvlll., IndmylS-B-

Hectiiiers anil MauutiVLtnrers ofA

tles, Marbles, Chessmeu, Dolls, Corset Clasps,Steel Pens, Penciles, Games, Bubber Balls, ToiletSoap, Jewelry, Violin Strings, Work Boxes,Writing Desks, Feather Dusters, Bird Cages,Childrens' Carriages, Ladies' Fancy Work andTraveling Baskets, Ac, ., at wholesale and

Domestic Wines ?.nd Liquors l:J.id, aud can be had of I. K1TTENBEKG only,t No. ttl Main Street, Evansville, Tnd. uovlMbet. Main and Sycamore,

EVANSVILLE. IND.SO. 4 WATEB ST

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