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THE "DAIL Y EVANSVILLE JOURNAL.
VOLUME XV.
STOVES, &c.
STOVES
M
AND
HOLLOW-WARE
AT
WHOLESALE.
"lATE ABE MANUFACTURING A LARGE
VV VARIETY OF
And can fnrnish the trade with
SUGAR KETTLES,
Country Hollow-Ware,
DOC IRONS 2lC,
At prices which no buyer can afford to pais to de
better farther from )ume.
ROELKER, KLOfXT A. CO.,
eeplo No. JC Main Street.
CLOTHING.
HENRY FELDMAN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 54
lin Street,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
J WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF
the cltlEens of Evansville and vicinity to my
l.irgeaad well (elected stock of French Cloths,
Caaeimcree, benttttftil Vesting and Furnishing
Goods in general.
I hare just returned from the East, where I bare
made my own purchases, and can therefore recom
mend all my Quod a as being of the Arat quality.
I employ it. me but the beat of workmen, and con
aequently turn out work equal to any in the City.
Sep8-6m
IVORYTYPES,
PHOTOGRAPS
ID
Card. Pictures.
ALSO,
WEDDING CARDS,
Mounted In Beautiful Stjlc,
A T
Adam's Photographic Gallery,
OVER POST-OFKICE.
1.AW CARDS.
CHARLES DENBY
Attorney at Law,
las resumed the practice of Law. Office on Third
treet. middle of Hall's Block, up stairs. fcbis
JAMES RE I D,
Attorney at Law
AND
l n T T U T TT W (5 a fi 1? W T
OFFICE On Third Street, third door from
lain Street, in the Crescent City Bank Building,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. f
fcb-25-ly
PICTURE GALLERY.
SOAP AND CANDLES.
Philip Decker,
(Successor to Decker A Kramer),
tfanufactnrer of Lard Oil
SOAP AND CANDLES.
Also, an extra article of
1VBSISO, XNGIXK, AND CAM OIL
Deals re la Rosin, Soda, Ashes, 4c. Also
Pure Catawba Win
f our own raising, in quantities to auit pur
chasers,
11C Ham 8treet, betveea Firtt and Second,
Etissmis, Indian a.
V Terms cash, or 60 daya' paper negotiable ia
32 5 5 I fig j
C m se a a-JS asaa
f ;i; s a jq
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six : H ir
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
W. H. WALKER.
DE C. ETAKS.
WALKER & EVANS,
Retail Dealers Exclusively in
B00TS&SH0ES
No. 81
MAIN STREET
Evansville, Ind.
We devote our whole time and attention to the
Boot and Shoe Trade Exclusively;
Consequently can give you betfi r bargains than
thoae whoare ' dabbling 1" Boots and Sboea
in connection with other buaiueaa.
City and County Orders
par for Good.
epS-ly
taken at
CLOCKS & JEWELRY.
WATCHES
JEWELRY,
Wholesale and Retail.
oso. a. jAAAjuivr'
Haa just opened at the old aland
IVo. 48
1VT A I3XT STRTD 2 T
One of the largest and beat selected stocks of
WATCHES, CLOCKS
AND
J" 3E3 "V7" BLR Y,
Diamond Rings and Pins,
Silver Ware,
Silver Cups, Soup Ladles,
Table and Tea Spoons,
Napkin Rings, Butter Knives,
Childrens' Setts, &c. &c.
Plated Ware, Full Tea Sets,
Castors, Pitchers, Cups,
Butter Dishes, Salt-Cellars,
Goblets, Jewelry,
A full assortment of all kinds of
Spectacles,
Watch Materials,
Watch Classes, &c, &c.
HaTing bought my stock for Oaah, I can sell at
the lowest figures for Cash, ''all and examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
GEO. A. BITTBOLFF.
eep5 No. 4S Main Street.
DRUGS, &c.
Bitters.
ST RECEIVED A FBESII SCrPLY OF
tollowiiiK Bitters: Ccdrou, Plantation,
Rohack's Hoatetter's, Wigwam, Hclinboll's, Tay
lor's, Cherry Wine, Hi lassa and Holland Bitters
at HCHLAEPFER'8 Drug Store.
Periodical Drops.
THE CELEBRATED JOHN L. LYAN'S
French Periodical Drop : just receiTcd at
SCULAEPFER'S Drug Store.
Concentrated Lye and Soda Ash.
ONCENTRATED LYE AND SODA ASH
just received : another large supply at
SCHLAErFEU'S Drng Store.
Pocket Books.
A NOTBER SUPPLY OF POCKET BOOKS,
J Puri-es. Wallets, Portnionies, Wire Purses and
Tablets received at
SCLAEPFE'S Drugstore.
Congress Water.
TUK REAL AND GENUINE ARTICLE OF
Congress Water put up by Clark 4 White,
at Count -as Snrinrs. New York. No other genu
ine than thoso branded "Congress water, C A
W." at the end of each cork. Alao, tte genuine
Citrate Magnesia and Tartro Citrate Lemonade
Always on hand and for sale at
SCHLAEPFER S Drng Store.
Cherokee
Cnre and Helmbold's
Rose Wash.
TVST
RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF
J Che
leroaee Cure and Rcmedv, Helmbold's Rose
Wash and Bell's Pills, at
SCHLAEPFER'S Drng Store.
Sterling's Ambrosia and Wood's
Hair Restorative.
STERLING'S AMBROSIA AND WOOD'S
Hair Restorative ; just received and for sale at
CHLAKPFMfS Drugstore.
aaHafcfewBarTiijJ' ''BUXp'JBlSb4
EVANSVILLE, IND.,
POLISHED BY
JAMES H. McNEELY.
V. M. THAYER.
JNO. H. McNEELT.
CITBEB THE Fllta 0T THE
Evansville Journal Company.
Journal Bnildings,
LOCUST STBEET,
RETWEEN FIRST AS WATER.
From a .-,- 1 Correspondent.
A Trip to Conference.
Washington, Sept. I5th, 1863.
W8hinrton, in Daviess county, the
seat of Conference for the present year,
is a town of, perhaps, one thousand in
habitants. I see, in wandering around
the town, that there are a few genteel
residences. They look all the filer by
lieinfT in contrast with surrounding- rick
ety, rat-infested shells old frame and
log booses, weather-boarded, so that their , The uaual committees were appointed
last days appear their best each tomDOSed of a bar
J he Catholic Church is one of the old-
est and most imposing buildings, being
somewhat better in outward appearance
than the Locust street Methodist Church
in Evansville.
The Cumberland and Presbyterian
Churches present a tidy aud invititg ap
pearance. The Baptists have also a pleasant
house of worship.
The Methodist Church is a new edi
fice, with surroundings incomplete, but
progressing rapidly the last nail will
be driven, I think, before sun down. It
is also a neat and inviting place, and
sufficiently commodious for the Church
and congregation. Rev. J. Laverty has
labored among them (luring the past
year, with considerable success and ac
ceptability. Just upon the hill there stands a brick
edifice, two stories high, and 1(K) feet
in length, which I take to be a Seminar).
It is too large for a jail, unless there be
a great many rascals in this county,
which, I believe, has not this reputation.
And, though war is in the land, 1 can
not think it is one of those military has- I
mes seen so irequently ot late by the
troubled dreams of Vullandighani. It
must be the school house. May honored
men legislators, governors, and some
good Lincoln President yet come out of
its doors.
In the neighborhood of this seat of
learning, are located the finest residen
ces of the town, which, upon survey, I
find to be handsomer than 1 had supposed
were to be found here.
That of Matthew L Brett, our present
worthy Treasurer of State, seems ar
ranged with much convenience and taste,
ami the stranger would guess at once
something of the character of the occu
pants of this mansion. Just opposite is
the residence of Col. Van Trees, all em
bowered, and, as J think of it now, full
of flowers and singing birds at least,
I saw one at the gait, and heard the
voice of another in the house. If there
is not a'happy household here external
things are very deceptious' Near at
hand is the residence of his honor, Judge
Burke, which presents also an attractive
and beautiful apperance, and at the nu.
rfrX'lements" This position is naturally
the best in the town, airy and inviting, and
if I was troine 'o take a photograph ot" the
place. I should want his little boy, about
12 years old, just as I saw him when
passing, sitting in the door, all akim
bow, with a huge cigar in his mouth.
Still further on is the residence of Col.
T. B. Graham, said to le the finest in
the county. As it presents itself to the
eye it is" a large brick building, fuur
square, two stories high, a great many
windows with deep green shades, and
for size equals the residence of Mrs.
Judge Foster, of Evansville, or that of
Willard Carpenter.
But let us return and look at some
thing else in this Washington. There
are sixteen dry goods establishments to
supply the town and country. There arc
twelve grog-shops, 6izzing 24 hours every
day. I had beard of butternuts in this
this section. I fear there may he some
truth in it, for certain phenomena are
always found in a locality where one
certain other thing is found ; and baa
whisky, bad politics, bad loyalty and
spurious patriotism, ought to be kept to
cether, if possible. There is also a large
Irish Catholic element, but these evils
are not to be attributed to this fact, as
they are universally known to be beyond
suspicion.
There are three hotels de risite in the
place. If we are to judge from appear
ances, the Hyatt House is the hotel of
the place, and I guess it is. The Union
House, I am informed, is what it pur
ports to be something I feared might
not be the case when I looked upon the
sign, for now all is not gold that glitters.
1 have not the name of the other, but
will call it the Insrersoll House. Wheth
er it is a grog-shop or a respectable tav
ern, or a first-class hotel, with full ta
bles and clean beds, I cannot say. as 1
never 6aw nor heard. The school-house
on the hill has a No. 1 school and the
number of inhabitants of the place is
2,000 instead of 1,000, as I supposed,
and Mr. Hyatt, duly qualified, declares
and affirms that there is more shipping
done here than from any other town be
tween Cincinnati and St, Louis. Two
hardware stores, two drug stores, six
wagon shops, and one foundr' , complete
mv present reckoning of the piace, with
the exception that there are three fine
flouring mills, declared by Hyatt to have
the hnest reputation ot any in the atate.
The Igleheart brothers must settle this
question, and not allow me or my read
ers to be imposed upon in this question.
I must now close my picture of Wash
ington. The cars have arrived from
both ways at once, and all the preachers
are now out on the platforms, and such
a shaking of hands and rattling of dry
boneti you never did see.
I will see you again to-morrow so
o-ood dav. Itikekant.
Washington, Sept. 16, 1S63.
The Conference convened nt S o'clock,
and I hasten to write up briefly the pro-
SATURDAY MORNING.
ceedings of the fitst day's session, and
get them before your readers is to-morrow
morning's issue.
The venerable Bishop Morris, at pres
ent the Senior Bishou of the church.
came promptly to the hour, and after a
; silent prayer, arosaand read a chapter
) the 4th of 2d Corinthians verv impres-
sively. aud then announced the hymn,
the first stanzas of which is
Jcsua, the uun.e high OTer all.
In hell, i r earth, or skr ;
A' gels and men before it fill,
And devil fear au4 fly.
i None but those who have witnessed
j such a scene can fully realize the im-
pressiveness of more than an hundred
I ministers joining in singing such a hymn
: under such circumstances.
The prayer of the Bishop would natu
i rally be impressive also under such cir
cumstances llUt it W1 crv ar,nrf,nr:.,l
so lull of unction asMwiTr-Wtrer6W
Bearts seemed at the gates of heaven
when he closed.
Til ChlH Vlo. .Wit -1 WW! - t . 1
,lsmni Th nl. ni :
usual
one on the state of the country similar
,i i u o ii (w Lum in 1 1 1 1. 1 waii
to me one oi last vear.
One of the earliest moves made after
the session was opened was a resolution
by Rev. James Hill, requesting the trus
tees of the churc h to float the fla of the
l-nion over the church during the session
of the Conference, to show that we are
patriots as well us christians.
Rev. H. R Hibbin was elected Reporter
of the Conference proceedings for the
IVesta n Christian Advocate.
Presently, in the .course of the pro
ceedings, a very important personage
Walked down the aisle going towards the
Bishop for the puriiose of receiving an
introduction to the Conference. A deep
silence reigned for about sixty seconds,
w ien the Bis'iop slowly announced :
iirethren, I introduce to you Brother
Hitchcock, our Book Agent at Cincin
nati. All rose up most respectfully, but
I expect if one could have looked round
he might have seen every man with his
hands in his pockets for that was the
man that was alter their money.
An interesting report was presented
by the visitors of the condition and pros
perity of the Indiana Asbury University.
k'ersity.
It is more than holding its own
the present times.
during
Reports were also presented from the
Western Book Concern. The chartered
fund this year yields $400 for the sup
port of the widows and orphans of the
Conference.
A committee was also appointed on
the circulation of a sound and interest
ing literature among the soldiers.
Before making further report, I ought
to make an additional remark relative
to the $400 from the chartered fund.
Since the division of the Church and the
erection of that re'iellions OanTzarron,
ti e M. E. Church South, the proceeds of
the chartered fund have been checked,
and this is the first instance for years
where a fund from that source has been
announced to the Conference.
The Bishop manifests considerable tact
in the management of business, and by a
single stroke this morning enabled us to
gain two hours tune, so that & ara
Upon the calling of the roll all except
ing about fifteen, answered to their
names. Among me missing ones is
Rev. L. M. Walters, of your city, who,
we lear, is yet dangerously ill, and will
not be able to greet bis brethren at the
present Conference, Three others also
will never again answer to their names
called upon earth, for the Master has
called and they have reported above.
During the session of the Conference
this rooming various incidental matters
were up, many of which had an eye to
wards the General Conference, which
convenes next May in Philadelphia. The
election ot delegates comes off to-morrow
morning. Four are to be chosen.
While the motion to go into the election
at the above said time was pending, Rev.
W. C. Smith made a speech upon some
resolutions he introduced against Lay
Delegation. No one answered him, and
they passed without further considera
tion. They also looked toward Phila
delphia. There were no distinguished strangers
present this moruing, excepting Rev.
Mr. Forbes, of a sister Conference in
Iudiana.
We have had this morning a most de-
lio-htful and copious shower. Nature
don't laugh, but is trying right hard, I
have no doubt, for the Hale twigs and
leaves are all trembling upon their
branches
The Bishop and his cabinet commence
DU
ttins down the appointments mis at
ternoon. Not only the preachers but
the Methodism of the Conference, and
many beside are interested in that put
tiuT down. May wisdom help them.
Itinerant.
Battle Flags.
A letter from Gen. Kosecrans' army
.... . I r . 1
says: l nave never seen me tact puo-
hshed that this army has aaoptea a sys
tem of battle Hags to distinguish the va
rious subdivisions ot the army trom each
other, not only during an engagement,
but also in camp. The corps, division,
brigade and the arm of service, can be de
tected instantly from these flags, by oue
conversant with their distinctions. The
color of the flag denotes the corps, the
number of the stars on it the division,
and the figure in the star the brigade.
The 14th army corps (Thomas) has a
bright blue Hag; the ZUtb corps hcUjoK)
bright red; the 21st corps (Crittenden)
a flag with three horizontal bars, white,
red aud blue. On these colors for a
field the number of the division is in
scribed in white or black stars, and that
of the brigade by a figure in the star, of
onDOsite color.
" Each battery has a small flag, corps
colors, with letters and numbers of the
battery inscribed thereon in black; thus,
"B, 1st Ohio."
i: The cavalry divisions have each a
bright red, white and blue flag, colors,
and black stars.
"The engineer corps has a white and
SEPTEMBER 19 1863.
blue flag, blue uppermost, and running
horizontally.
" The hospitals and ambulance depot
have a light yellow flag for hospitals and
principal ambulance depots on the field
of battle. Subsistence depots and store
houses have a plain light gr?en flag,
three feet square; and quarteruarterg'
depots the same with the inscription.
" Q M. D.."iu large white letters.
The reserve corps, recently formed
and now under command of General
Gordon Granger, has a white, red and
bine flag, bur3 running diagonally, the
division number indicated by white cres
cents. The headquarters of the commanding
generals are indicated by some additional
emblem of different arrangement Gen.
Rosecrans' headouarters are marked br
the national flag, six j'tet hx five, wiih h i
flag, six JfcCthjr
below the stars, two feet
from tip to tip For corps commanders,
the color of their corns flag, fringed.
with black eagle in the centre, with num
ber of corps in black on white field.
Division commauders have corps flags
with black stars ; brigade commanders
same with white stars. The regular
brigade in Rosecrans' division have gold-
en stars, instead of white, to designate
their brigade.
General headquarters, ordinance de
partment, has a bright green flag, with
two crossed cannon in white, with " IT.
S. Ordnance Department" in black, and
a crimson streamer above the flag with
same inscription.
This order was issued near the first of
May, and has been fully carried into ex
ecution. The system has many advan
tages on the field of battle. It enables
the commanding general to manipulate
his men with great exactness, no matter
how many changes may occur in the
original formation of his lines.
MILLINERY.
REMOVAL.
Cloaks, Mantillas, & Dressmaking.
MRS. ELIZA HPIEGELBKRG, HAS RE
MOVED her Cloak. Mantilla aud Dressiua
kinr; eatabliahment to jhe old poat offlce building,
next door to h" - Id stand on Fimt etreet, letwen
Main and Loct M, where ahe will be happy to wait
apon her old fn. ..da and patrons again
She has ciifraged the aaaistanej of vne of he best,
Dresaniak ra of Lsuieville, who guarantees every
Dreas she makes to fit to perfection.
Mrs. Spiegelberg alao has bought a largs as
sortment of Silks, Head Dreaases, Hair Braida and
Curls, Ladvs' Pocket Handkerchiefs of ovary aty Is
and a great many other articles ! t tlss conve
nience of the Ladies of Evanavllle ai.i, vicinity too
nnmerous to mention.
The beat Sewing Machines of Grover A Raker
manufactory for family use, for side by
Mrs. ELIZA SPIEGELBEBG,
No. 1.. Kirn Street bet Main and Second.
le'jO
CLOTHING.
WHOLESALE
CLOT HOUSE!
GOLDMAN, BERG & CO.,
North First St., Evansville ;
branch OK
GOLD MAN, BERG & CO.,
No. 306
Market Street, Philadelphia,
We haro now ready a rery large selected stock of
Fall 1 Winter Clothing
AND
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
SHAWLS, BLANKETS
TRAVELING SHIRTS.
Boys' ClottLins,
IN GREAT VARIETY,
To which we desire to csll the attention of the
trade. Our Goods lieing all manufac
tured by ouraelres, buyers haTe
Only One Profit to Pay.
Wa feel confident that oar prices are fully as low
as thoae of any ether Houee in the West.
All Goods Warranted.
sep5
GROCERS.
3AUCBL E. GllBBBT. WlLLIA R. BAlX.
S. E. GILBERT & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Sycamore Street, bet. Water and First,
Evansville, Ind.
A fisll assortment of Groceries always on hand,
ad for sals st the lowest prices.
NOTICE.
CIRCULAR Xo. 57.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Provost Marshal Gencral'a Office,
J
Washington, D. D., Jnly 27 18G3
The following ' Orisox," in relation to that
part of section 2 of the enrolment set, which says
" where there are two or more sons of oged or iu
Urni i srents subject to draft, the father, or if he
be dead, the mother, may elaet which son shall be
exemp' " Is published and will hereafter govern :
" Tlieonlv son of ated and Infirm parents de
pendent, Ac.",' ia absolutely exempt; but where
there sre two sous, both sre subject to draft until
an election is mane by the parent, and the one
elected should be removed from the list. Aflsr the
draft ia made the persona drafted are no longer
'subject to draft,' but to duty, and a parent cannot
secure the practical emption of two sons from
military doty by waiting until one is drafted, and
then tixt to exempt him.
JAMES B FEY.
auglO-dlw Provost Marshal General.
DRY GOODS
KEEK
& PRESTON
K1
'VE JTFT BKCETTKD
A LARGE AND
Antral awttawrf of
Desirable Dry Goods,
Which ther:nvite the "trade" to call and ex- j
amine price-- and qutflrlVvi believing;, knowing:! 1
they can save de-Oers additional freight and ax
jnaet in going farther Eastward. jaolA
, A. C. P USHEE,
BULK IX
Foreign & American Fancy Goods,
COMBS, BRUSHES, PURSE. WALLET.
Satchels, I el let Soaps Kubber Goods,
GAMES, VAXKEK SiOTIOISS,
Ladtea' Baskets. CRtldrens Cabs, dkc.
No. 20, 2$ain Street,
EVANSVILLE 1NDIAHA
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STOVE WORKS.
r. W. BBIKKMITXt.
A. HI1SL1MU
SOUTHERN STOVE WORKS.
BRINKMEYER &, CO.,
Manufacturer of
Stoves, Hollow Ware, Iron Railings.
House, Fronts, Verandas,
Balconies, Casting In General,
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET J RON WABE, A
flUs Satea Room Main Street, opposite Court
P"n'e.
Sw-Foundery Near the Month of Piijcon Creek
KVA.SV1L,1.K. UTlw
KaroKDERS SOLICITED - my9
LAW CARD"
Jas. T. Walker,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
AND
Agent for obtaining Pension,
Back Pay and Bounty
FOR DISCHARGED KlLDIKR-'. AND FOR
the Widows and other legal representative of
those who die in the service of the United Stat.
. ... 1 1 V. .,,1, V. . . .;i - r -i . B,n.t
near tne Washington House r.d nearly opposite I
thrConrt Hon v, Evauavil e. Indiana.
All buaiueaa eutruated to him will be promptly ;
airenoeu ro. tele-It
MEDICAL.
B. J. DAY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
EXAMINIG SURGEON FOE PENSIONARY.
OFFICE On Second Street, between Main and
Locust.
RESIDENCE At Sherwood Hons.
RvansTiile. January C, 1S.1
S. W. THOMPSON, M D.,
PHYSIC IAN & SURGEON,
Orricx as Rcsmxxcx No. 3ft Walkct Stbxkt,
(At Dr. Ronald's Old Stand.)
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
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CLOTHING.
The Best is always the Cheapest.
Especially ia this trns af
Gents' Furnishing GoocL.
Test it by ealiiug on
J. H. CAR LIN,
No. 8
FIRST STREET,
( A AM R POST-OFFICE,)
EYAKHV1LLB,
IND.
rHE UNDERSIGNED HAS JCbT RE
tmned from the Eaat, where be has laid in
one of the beat atocks of Clothing and Gents' Fnr
nibbing Goods eTer brought to this City. My
Clotba, Casaimerea, Vratiuga Ac, were a-lect-d
with an eye single lo quality and style ; and har.
ing become conTeiaant with the tnate of our peo
jilc, am satisfbd that in this particular my Goods
will giTc excellent satiafactiou.
Genu Kuril iaoing Goods of erery description
will also be found at my establishment such as
GIotcs Hosiery, Neck-Tias, hliirta, Collars, bus
pendTS, Ac.
My facilities for mnnofartnrinR nothing are
excellent ; and as for Cutting Garments to fit no
aatiafact ion no pay I ask no oue to take a mean
fitting garment oft my hand-.
Orer-Coating of every variety and style will be
found at niT st-ldiahnu nt. Though it may
sound unreasonable to talk of Overcoats during
the " hcnted terui." v,e muat remember that in
' pcace is the time to prepare !r war," and in
Summer make our ptvparatois for, the cold l.laata
of Winter. No better preparation cm devised
than the ordering f a good reliable Overcoat,
such aa may 1 found at No. 8 Fiit Street.
Orders forClothinit of every description will
receive the personal attention of the undersigned,
and will be promptly attended to. The uiotte at
No. K is, Proinic a punctually fulfilled."
Before orderi g Fall or Winter suita Gent' will
consult their own Interest by examining my
Goods and Prices. K member the place
No. 8 First Street, u.er.r Po-t office.1
auglS J. II. CARLIX.
SPECTACLES.
I. RITTEXBERG
No. 67 Main Street,.
RESPECTFULLY ASTSOURCES TO HIS
friends and th public he has a newly in rented
Pantoscopic Spectacles,
on newly discovered principles, by which the nu
merous inconveniences of the Spectacles now In use
are entirely aaoided and every advantage secured
which these artielrs can possibly afford in assisting
the sight. In addition to that I have oa hand the
Brazilian Pebble Spectacle,
bey are made on a scientific principle.
Field Glasses for the Army,
Superior to all others now in use.
Marine Spyglasses, Compound and
Simple Microscopes, Opera and
Hunting Glasses, Spy
glasses, Eye Glasses,
Tortois S o ell, Steel
& Gold Frames,
Hear Sighted and Cataract Sper tacles
Tba above mentioned articles arc always kept on
band, and can be bad of I. RITTENBERG only,
Ko. 6T Main Street. Evaaeville, Ind. novli
NUMBER 29
MUSIC STORE.
WARREN ft COHTtfOTOB'S
Bazaar of Fancy Goods.
P'AM FORTES, MELOBKONS, HARMON I -A
I MS, Accordeoas. Violins, Guitars. Flutes,
Man,. nets, and everything Beaally kept in Music
Mores. The on It at
Shwet Music and luatractlon Bsjolrs
f"r,',n "',ruBit will be found here. The Very
e Itslju YiuliB, Gailar, V ioliac.l W ajnt Banw
Kriiig-a always on hand.
adRaaijt,0to' T5 liMn mt "ssls
Old Piaavt taken In exchange for new ones
Instrument of aU kinds repaired and tuned.
"P So. 1 MAIN STREET,
SASH AND lXXJRS.
L. -
JAMES STEELE,
mi. cesser ta Srru.s A Hcbbbl,)
8ECORD ST., RET. CIIESTSI T AND CHERRY,
SVAS8VILLK nriftANA.
SASH, DOORS, WDTDOWRLDrDS
Dressed Lumber,
Bosnia. L.itha, Ac., of every description constantly
on hand. Packi..h- Rexes of all kinds made to or
erder. Sawlnir 'ifeverT kind iIdiki ts. .knrtui
nMr
apl8-l
J. SMITH'S
SHIFT MANUFACTORY,
second St,
(IK skat's block.)
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER MOM MKAV
nrment and a fit warrauaed. A stock a
ready. wade Shirts and Collars alwavscu hand. and
at prices that will auit the purchaser. Tucking
sum Aticfcisf Bosoms, At., done with neatness
and .Inspatch
Tlisuktul for past favors the subscriber respect
toll) aolicita a contnance of the patronage SS
liberally bestowed for the past flee years.
""' J KMITH
GROCERIES.
PRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
STEPHEN H. S. COOK,
U Main Street,
Between Sixth and Seventh,
la the place to obtain Uis Cheapest and best
FAMILY GROCERIES
Good Sugar 7 pounds for Si.
Excellent Coffee 3 pounds for $1.
ETrrythlng else in proportion. Eatables ol sU
kinds kept constantly on band. Call aodexsailB
arthjei and pricaa before pi rehashing elaswhera
sr Good 1'iesh Bntt r recetTed erery Satnrnay.
haauMll ' anieS
MARBLE WORKS.
UHLH0RH & BRIKKMAlf,
(Successor to H. A. Lawrence.) Dealers ia
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MAB.BLK.
Main Streak Rear Court House.
EVANSVILLE. -
HfMonuments, M
kinds of Furniture V
eenfed in the latest an
! I sasssjaaa..
ties. Tombs, Cases, and all
V neatly and promptly ag
ist sty laa. deel
NOTICE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
Tallow, Lard, Grease & Oils.
, Thajnliraf rnr i pay their
SOAP s TWtsTT ' ALLY.
Consignment sent to them will be
PROMPTLY DISPOSED OF
and
Quick Returns Madb
on t.tv advsnced terms. Ws mail our Wfc'efaljr
Circular gratis to all sending their address
to A 15 K A M KMiiHT sV bONS,
33 Water Street, Bf. T. City.
.vi--i-m
SASHES AND DOORS
W. HTJNNELL,
CORNER WALNUT STREET AND CANAL,
EVANSTILLK. IND.,
Has en hand the largest let af
Sashes, Doors, Blinds, frames, Ac,
Ever Manufactured in the West.
THEY ARE OF MY OWN MAO.
I bare also a One lot of White Pine and Popular
Flooring. Moulding of all klnda madesnd sawing
Of all ileacriptiona done at the hnrlet neltee
NEW SALOON.
CHANGE OF EXCHANGE
A NEW ARRANGEMENT.
SAM faRAMMKR & DARKY J0HSS0N
Laving purchased
Theodore's Exchange,
ARE FITTING IT UP IN EXCELLENT
style for a first class
BILLIARD SAL00 and RESTAIRAKT.
They will keep at the bar the best brands o
Llqnor and thir hvrdera will at all time be filled
with the richest dainties from the animal and
vegetable kingdoms, and the waters of the aaaty
deep will be made to contribute of their richest
stores
Especial attention will be gives to the cf ime,
whieh Tdll be under ebarge of the most competent
a tiste.
Their Billiard Room is large and theirTABLES
FIRST CLASS.
The establishment will re -s pen on Tuesday next.
A lirranrhsreeoRn
ISUGAR e"PORATOR.
Cook's Sugar Evaporator.
117E HAVE THE SOLE AGEKCT FOR THE
W gale of the Celebrated Evaiorat r for GIB
SON AND VANDERBURGH Ctnutiea.
recommend them from personal expcrictie", hav
ing mannfaclnred 5W1 gallons of b awtifcl Sjrnp
on one of them last year. It is to the interest of
those having Cane to make up. to bojr one of
COOK'S EVAPORATORS, a tbe Xidasses aade
en tbioe machines sell at from 10 to cents per
gallon m re than that made on sommon pans. Ax.
Persons wanting will pVsssje order early. a
there mav be delay in getting them late la the
CMSor,. Send for phTh!t to
VICKERT BROTHERS'
fax Xo. 82 Uaia St., Braasrm
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