The Evansville journal. [volume], April 19, 1866, Page 6, Image 6

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vTKc; trustees elected in Parke't
county are all Union men but. one, I
JIadison and vicinity vrere . visited
' "fcy a refreshing rain on Sunday.
;' There are now sixteen personseon
fined in the Tippecanoe County jail
for various offenses, principally for
ffand and petty larceny. .,
The Seymour Union says" the wool
en factory at that place, which is ex
pected to be in operation rearly next
month, is the largest in Southern In
diana. The building is 100 feet long,
40 feet wide, and three stories high,
' besides the attio,
The Jackson county Union conven
. tion; held at Brownstown on the 7th,
recommended to the Union Conven
tion, to be held at Columbus on the
30th-of May; ; Col. John J. Cummins
.as their choice to represent the Third
, .Congressional District in the 40th
Congress.
Serious Accident.-
A son of Mrs. j
.Dyer, who lives at the corner of fcec-
verely injured yesterday on Sycamore
" " street, by being kicked in the head by
a a horse. A deep gash was cut in his
forehead, making a severe and 'very
painful wound. iT. Al Ledger.
' " . Masonic Grand ' Scribe William
v Hackpr organized a ' Chapter of the
.Order of .Free and Accepted Masons,
1 in Brazil, Clay county, on the- -11th,
; 12th; and 13th instant.1'" It :is under
dispensation, and- has assumed the.
name of Brazil Chapter, F. & A. M.
Henrj Morse- is High. Priest ; J . C
Thompson, King, and J. A. Goodman,
Scribe.
Gov. Morton has resumed his offi
cial duties. ' It is reported that Gov
ernor Baker will retire to Evansville,
and that Colonel Holloway will re
lieve Colonel Jacobs as Private Sec-?
The citizens of Terre Haute are
. .going to ;Work vigorously . to get ; the
the location of the Normal School and
a nrst ciass iemaie seminary ai iuai f
m . l n l. . a i a
place. . The subscription of $1,500 and
several of $1,000 are made. Uhauncy
Bose promises to give $25,000 for the
r ame purpose. iveio Albany Ledger.
.That is just like Chauncey Hose. It
is a great pity there are not more such
v men.' . --.c ;? '
Mr. Potter, Assessor of Internal
Revenue for this . district, on Thurs-
day and Friday, made a descent on a
laree number of cigars in the hands r f
dealers in this city, for the violation of
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r- tne revenue law in noi navmg me ne-
. cessary stamps attacnea. adoui ou,-
000 were found in the hands of a large
dealer and a smaller number in pos-
. .Session of various small retail dealers.
s Lafayette Courier. ".. . , . . ,
Arkested for Murder. John'
; Wallace and Elisha Fase were arrest
, ed in Jefiersonville," and Lafe Collins
and another man were arrested in
New Albany, on Monday, on a charge
of having killed a negro man between
; J Jefiersonville and New Albany, on
Jhe first of January. ; -., The body of the
- negro was found in a pond on Sunday.
The soldiers of Parke county held a
? meeting in Rockville on Saturday a
, week ag' and formed a permanent
organization. A committee was ap
pointed to circulate petitions asking
' the County Commissioners to appro
- ' priate a sufficient amount of money to
erect a monument to the memory of
: the soldiers ot the county who tell in
the late war.
- The local editor of the Lafayette
;7,-, Journal has been shown a $ia) gold
t j -.niece, one of the genuine article coined
in 1852. , Its owner kindly allowed
him to hold it m his hand, and he ex
" amined the curiosity. L Remembering
that 'honesty is the best policy, virtue
triumphed, and he returned it. j
A note from Mr. W. D. Pollock
. v ays the barn of Eugene Tardy, one
milQ and a half northwest of Vevay,
'J ' 'was totally destroyed by fire night be
fore last, togetherTrith its contents,
- including two valuable horses, one
hundred and thirty tons of hay, a $150
mowing machine, a cutting box worth
' $15, and a fine cider mill. The hay
- ' was saleable at $9 25 per ton. A re
r( waTd is offered by Mr. Tardy for any
v evidence that will lead to the detec
tion of the incendiary. Madison
1 Courier of Saturday.' r-;"i-
. - The . members of the Methodist
' Episcopal Church of Terre : Haute
' ' : tave contracted for the erection of a
. church building on . North Seventh
' Rtxcet-'the nresent season: to be called
the Centenary Church. It is to be a
large, ana tine ouuaing.
--! ; ? A Pewter Robbed.A eomposi
r tor named Mcllvaine, - who- works m
tl?e Ledger .office at "Ne Albany,
was" fobbed of $300 money earned by
"sticking type" on Monday night
While, .attempting to make , his way
"into the "circus. - He had entrusted
the money to his cousin a married
.' j' lady for ..safe keeping, and as, they
c. . W5re crowding forward a rough' look-
',vUv rngman 'rushed up nd;-drew the
l" iadyVWnd.fiOmhej.ikicket, in which
i "iv&oitfyoy seized
-wallet, handed it to a confederate
and
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PAPER, ETC.
!apcr Warehouse.
-t NO.: 7 SOUTH FIRST STREET. ; '
. "3NT. DOCKER CO.,
-DEALERS 127-
Paper Hangings, Paper Bags, Card Boards,
"Letter, Cap, Note, Wrapping,
and' Manilla . Paper,' Cut 'Cards, Window
Shades, c-,fcc. .
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We will teen a complete assortment
of everything in our line, at wholesale and
retail. Let all who desire good Goods cheap
call early and examine onr stock.
. . . 8. N. DOCJCER & CO.,
- ' ' - No. 74 South First Street,
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AGRICULTURAL.
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T. K. MATTHEWS. ' G. FtTM.EBTOS '
," Vn : . Late of Louisvi'lfe, ky,"i",'.
MATTHEWS
& FULLERT0N.
AGRICULTURAL-IMPLEMENTS, ' "
"SEEDS,
Wood and WiUow Ware,
HOUSE FURNISH! NG ARTICLES J
No. 46 Main Street,
no6 tf. EVANSVILLE, IND
GROCERIES. 1?
Head & Menifee, ;
WHOLESAIi; GROCERS,
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and Dealers in
LIQUORS, WINES,, NAILS, OLASSV COT-
- TON YARNS, SPICES, WOODEN . .
WARE, ic, &c, . ; .
; No. 13 Main Sired,
(Opposite Branch Bank,)
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Eyattsville, Ikd.
K. JcDASIEt. . t A. H. KAHS.
, f wholesale Dealers in i
GROCERIES; WINERY ILIQUORS, CI
GARS, COTTON YARNS NAILS, &C.
No. 2 Water St., between Main arid Locust.
JaallrOrr. h t s - ivansviue, ind.
SHSTUFTS aid SHORTS.
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TONS SHIPSTUFFS .HOBIS,
lust received and for sate by ,
3 J. C. DUSOUCHET & CO., i
. 1 i No. 19 Water Street.
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v v " T1RL8 r FLOUR-ASSORTED
UU ferands and prices justjeceived
and wrYueby J. C. DUSOUCH ET & CO.,
GROCERIES.
Hew York Crirocery.
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About Money.
GreafSaxe has sung aboti t nowmoney
But howlt co'mes---whb knowst
Why, every Western mother's son ,
Can tell you how the thing is done: i ,if
Tt. -fimpn h honest toil ana trade. ' ' :
Rv wleldine sledse and drlvins spade.
l ! And buildine slifoR. balloons, and drams
And that's the way the money comes.
How does It comeT The way Is plain;
ra srirnrmtttn'rnrii. ana can;
S MJ By guiding ships across the main ; t
$ rH By selling groceries so low ' ' '
i I ' That. nnt. . rivAl da.re tt- crow. "
While customers, a steady flow,
i Come pouring in and, bjs th?y go,. .
aiicj ttvivv. w " "
And 1 hut's the wav the money comes.
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Rv Kiiiitnfnir ntnvlnir kniltilie liose: '
By stitching shirts and coatii for Jews,.
erecting cnurcnes, renting pews,
A nd mannfiicturins boots and shoes. : :
1 he " New i ork O rot er j " seems to thoa e
Of selling groceries so cheap that those r , :
Who labor -with head, and arms, ana
; thumbs ..' . " ' ' t j-. .
May s.ave their money as it comes. L -- i r
How's money saved T ' Why, don't yon
Know: " -. 1 1 - i
By VlMting Main Street, 72, '
Where Teas and Sugars, and Coffees too,
A m sold ko chean that all whO.-EOt'-f z' '
May receive the benefit of the late.decllne
in ail Kinos 01 goxis in tne i?nierj iiuej
By ROing where jou'U not get shaved
And that's the wuy the money's.saved.
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PARSONS, SCOVILLE & Co.
No. 72 Main Street, !:
and they will tell you more about
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j4 HOW MONEY COMES,
.;, how. it.coes,
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1 I -rould 'respectfnll;
? inform my friends
ve opened out a
Irewh and. desirable stock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
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PROVISIONS, ' "
UG AR-CURED BLMs7
HAM SAUSAGE, ( "
TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEES.A h j
f 'COAL OIL and LAMPS"' Ji j
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,, ,t . , WOODEN and WILLOW, WARE,
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Havinn purchased since the late decline)' iii'ZIt 'lit 'X- 2 "
I am enabled to offer goods at lowest casn
Prices. ' j . . . Ff.!-.'i .. ..i
A H orders promptly filled, and delivered
rearneTuv soiicited.
GROCERIES.
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7 Main street.
" ' ' Churns I Churns I
w naRTra ARsnT?TP!T IRON-HOOP
. ii cases assortea. lron-tioop rme xiui uh ;
3 urass-jnoop ahu r
3 " " Iron-Hoop ' " i
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At COOK A HEALY'S.
'' Measures ! Measnresl "!
1RON-BOTJND HAL.F-BUSH.ELS;
lOU 10 sets Iron-Bound Measures;
r to sew I'lain Measures; . . ... ,
,100 Quart Measn res plain ;
75 Two-Qnart Pleasures plain) ., i
50 . Four-Quart Measures-rplain; :,ati., -
2o Kight-Quart Measures plain i .,
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At COOK & HEALY'S.
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Fancy Baskets.,
mHE BEST' ASSORTMENT IN ' THP
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Maple Sprup.;
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BARREL CHOICE MAPLE SYRUP
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HOUSEKEEPERS' EMPORIUM.
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t.'" ' 1 Lnnch Baskets
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A FULL ASSORTMENT at the
. HOUSEKEEPERS' EMPORIUM.
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DOZEN ASSORTED FEATHER
Dusters. ,5t f :JP ;
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-f DOZEN PLAIN HAIR DUSTEF.S
JLM 10 dozen Fancy Hair Dusters; -2
dozen Fancy Hearth Dusters ; -
" SO dozen assorted Blacking Brushes;
. 20 dozen assorted Scrub Brushes ; - i
' - 2 dozen assorted Lone-Handled Floor
Brushes, at the , .. i;;., :r ;, i.
'' ' ' ! ' s HOUSEKEEPERS' EMPORIUM.
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. Patent :Window-Washers.
O DOZEN FARNSWORTH'S PATENT
winaow-wasners gomeining new to
jbehadatthe, . j- , -. .
' WOTTST5iriRl5TF.nS FMPOftTTTM.
oV;'' Soda -Ash,-, .: . ,.'
2 CASKS SODA' A8H, EXTRA
strength,''" '
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Wooden Ware.
-J DOZEN ROLLING-PINS, assorted;
JLVF dozen wooaen spoons,
1'2 dosien Btrtter irfdlj-
12 dozen CedarFaucets; ,
12dQzeniCoi'k-LinedFaucet3; ; ,
6 dozen Ax-Handles; . ... .
(10 boxes Clothes-Pins ; - v ! v
.;2i gross Patent Spring Clothes-Pins; i "i
e dozen t 'ocoa uinpers; j
20 dozen Painted Buckets; j
10 dozen Painted Tubs, assorted: . ' ,
5 dojien assorted J5,'edar Tubs, atth6 . "-
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HOUSEKEEPERS' EMPORIUM
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i "1 O 'DOZEN MOP-HEADS, assorted ; ' '
j JLw 3iozen Cotton Mops;. . , '
2 dozen Rubber Mops, and Scrubs,; at the
""i" HOUSEKEEPERS' EMPORIUM.
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!.J'i 'VV. Market ; Baskets, ;;&e.;;
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OA NESTS ASSORTED GERMAN
Oil Baskets;
;. iuaozerf assorted Square and Oval Cov
ered Basket;-- --. w-cjI i u
15 nests Clothes Baskets; ,
- 0 dozen Split Feed Baskets; i
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4 10 dozen Fancy Husk Brooms;
1 10 dozer Fancy Carpet Brooms j, ' .,. 1
20 dozen assorted Whibk Brooms, at the
. JIOUSEKEEPERS' EMPORIUM.
GROCERIES,
EurekaB azaar,
'75 MAIN STREET.
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Enreka Bazaar !
Tris t lleeeive d.
, AmstroiL& Farir&jXxidlowJv
'Offers to buyers this splendid,, Jot. of
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At deduced Prices:
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100 BBLS CHOICE PEACH BLOOM PO
TATOES. . . . ; '
25 BBLS CHOICE SUGAR All grades. .
10 SACKS CHOICE RIO COFFEE.
5 SACKS OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA." ;
.1.500 LBS DRIED BEEF. f ,
' 700 LBS HAM SAUSAGE. ' J - l. ;
800 LBS COD FISH. ; ..f , X - r-:j
. 2 CASES SARDINES 34 Boxes. .
: 2 CASES SARDINES J Boxes. - r-
2 CASES SARDINES Whole Poxes. ' 5
25 BBLS MOLASSES All grades. :
5 BBLS CHOICE SYRUP.
, 1 TIERCE SUGAR-CURED HAMS.
' ' 2 TIERCES PLAIN HAMS. , ,
,. 2 TIERCES SHOULDERS. Y, i ,
. 5 BBLS CHOICE BEANS. ;
5 BBLS DRIED PEACHES. . .
, 5 BBLS DRIED APPLES. . , ,,.
' ' ' 50 CASES PEACHES. ' : i (,-. I
' 25 CASES GREEN CORN..- , i -
'25 CASES GREEN PEAS. 1 ' ' .,
25 CASES PEARS.-. - t
2.5 CASES PINE APPLES. , ' ,
10 CASES QUINCES. - vl i' ii fVv '
, 10 CASES PLUMS.
10 CASES STRAWBERRIES. ' .
,10 CASES BLACKBERRIES. !
5 CASES ASSORTED JELLIES. J
F,r 15 CASES PINE APPLE CHEESE. - 1
2TOOZEN GALLON JARS PICKLES, r
40 DOZEN QUART JARS PICKLES.
, 75 DOZEN PINT JARS PICKLES. i ,:.
And ft-thousand other articles too nu
merous to mention, all of which, we will
sell by the quantity as low as- any "Whole
sale House in. the city. . We are determined
not to be undersold by any House,. . '
Call and Judge for yourselves, at 75 Main
Street. , - '
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''J Between Fifth and Sdxth.vi.: I
I, would respectfully; inform the citizeriB
of ' Evansville and the people generally,
that I-have opened a First-Olass Store, at
No. 153 Mai street, lor the sals of. v ;
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BREADSTTJFFS, ' . -V--" V
:.) FRUITS, A . vv
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Tfl COFFEES, i ( I
") 'fiinv 1 ",v-.rt SUGARS, T 1
I .OYSTERS
Ac., Ac?
a full stock of which I shall keep Constantly
on hand for the benefit of those who may
favor me with their patronage,, a t.the low
est curr.nt.prices., ; , t,
."nov7 r.i i.'SV- -153 Main street..-
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. -Family Grocer y,
CENTER STREET (opposite Clark),
,.- 'f ' EVAN8VII.1.E, IND.
We have on' hand a fall assortment of
Family Groceries, which we offer to otu
customers at as low figures as they can be
purchased at any place in the city. -mar24
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GROCERIES.
VICKERY BROTHERS,
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Groceries! Cheap Grdceries!
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We are now receiving laree additions lo
our stock of Groceries, bought at the very
lowest figures of the late decline, ana win
take great pleasure in giving the public the
J&eneat 01 oar low purcnase. rrri
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Wc ar dtrnunfd nt to 1 nifdi
sold by any House in the City
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And will sell at -cost, If neceary. to carry
out our determination. . our ftiocn is taree
and comprise almost everything usually
ltit in a first class
'FAMILY GROCERY.
'We are just now in receipt of a nice assort-
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Children's Cabs '& OIgf
' Ranging from W to $25. Lovers of
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MAPLE SUGAR AND MOLASSES
find some choice samples at ovrr store,
at a very great decline in prices. We have
a- well assorted stock of Caused Ooods,
such: as
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STRAWBERRIES, , CHERRIES,, RASP
BERRIES. PINE APPI, PEACH-
!! . VSi.l PKAS; f!ORN. OVKTERS
im-.u: i c.i .f.''c'-ivy,n j.'&jf'F
Also, Ex trar and Essen ces. Our .Ph ila
delphia and Cincinnati Soaps' are equal to
those of ry othermannfacture, and prob
ably a little cheaper. We will sell
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SUGAR, COFFEE, TAS,
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And other staple articles of Groceries at a
small advance on cost. We have in store
a large stock of
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lime; Plaster Paris & Cccieat,
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Which we deliver In any part of the city,
and at the depot or river, free of drayage,
and at as low a, price as any house in the
citjj. ' ' ' " ; -. '...,..
( Our , Vincennes House
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us well supplied with Bran ..Shorts,
Steal, rotatoesi iiggs, jautier, rouiiry, ant
other articles of
Country; jProduce.
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In fact, our facilities for obtaining Country
Produce of ail kinds are better than those
Of almost any other House in the city.
We call the attention of Families to our
nice Soda and Picnic Crackers, which are
acknowledged by those who have tried
them to be the best in the city. ' We are
Agents for the best brands of EXTRA
FAMILY FLOUR. VICKERY BROS.,
- apl4tf ' No. 132 Main St.
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Locust Street.
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Keep constantly on hand and for sale,
all kinds of
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GROCERIES. PROVISIONS,
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VEGETABLES, Ac, AC.
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Green, Dried and Canned Frnit, Sugar-Cur-.
' ' 4 ed Hams. Dried Beef;' and,"in
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' ' :': fa'ct,a general supply '
and variety of Groceries an Pro-
Vidons. Call and examine, our Stock and
Prices, corner of Second and Locust
7 Sts., r Evansville, Indiana.
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NOS. 33 AND 35 Lpccsf Stkeit.
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No.,19 Water Street. '