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TERMSIS ADVANCE. FOB DAILY. One year , Six months ?jL . T. Three montho 7 ""'"' E V AN S V IjLLE DAILY JOURNAL. MORNING EDITION. ADVERTISING RATES IN DA HI. G IHI 1 51 Business cards (5 lines or less), one six i TO 4 SO 75 1 25 1 75 6 50 " " " three Oae sonars (10 linos or less) one insertion... " ' three " " " one week......... ' f one month jrap plied by carriers at 12 cents per week FOK WEEKLY. hree months e x nionthe. 85 e Year ; 1 so FOB TRI-WEKKLY. Six months ... 2 00 One year 4 00 DRY GOODS IN WEEKLY. One square, one insertion .. 1 00 For each subsequent insertion 50 Special Notices retained on inside of paper, win be charged 20 per cent, additional on above rates. VOLUME XVI. EVA.NSVILLE, IND., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16 1863. ESTABLISHED, 1831 KEEN & PRESTON HAVE JUST BECEIVED A LABGE AND general assortment of Desirable Dry Goods, Which they invite the "trade" to call and ex amine prices and dualities: believing. the? can mt dealers additional freight ami ex- I A. C. PUSHEE, iutn a Foreign & American Fancy Goods, COMBS, BRUSHES, PORSKS, WALLETS', sauheis. Toilet Soaps Robber Goods, UAMES, YANKEE NOTIONS, Ladle' Baskets, Children Cabs, Ac. No. 20, Main Street, - INDIANA EVANSVILLE, dec23 . AiAW CARDS. W si . H. WALKER, Jr., ATTORNEY AT LAW, ETA NS VILLE, IND., 'bird Street, Opposite Court Honse. o'tl3-ly H a RLE S DENB Y , Attorney at Law., lls resumed the practice of Lhw. Office on Third Street, middle of Hall's Block, op stairs. feb2 J AMES A ttornev RE I D , at Law AND C 0 LLECTING AGEHT. t'KPICE On Third Street, third door from Msin Street, in the Crescent City Bank Bnitding, EVAXSVTLLE, INDIANA f. y .5 MX. rV. W alker, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND Agent for obtaining Pensions, Bark Pay and Bounty 'MR DISCHARGED SOLDIERS, AND FOR the Widows and other legat representatives of those u die tu the service of the United States. Office on the North-West side of Third Street, uear the Washington House ,nd nearly opposite I he Court Hou , Evamrville, Indiana. All business entrusted to him will be promptly attnsMedtu. 11 i y 1 -1 noticlT notic to shippers. o r Tallow, Lard, Grease & Oils. The undersigned pay their Particular Attention To the aale'of the above articles, and SOAP STOCKS GENERALLY. Consignments sent to them will be PROMPTLY DISPOSED OF and Quick Returns Made v- ry advanced terms. We mail oar 'Weekly Circular gratia to all sending their address A BR AM K.M6HT fc SONS, ii AVater Street, N. T. City. ivindfim" VARIETY STORE. PUSHEE S VARIETY STORE, No. 20 Main Street, I S THE PLACE TO FIST) FAKCT GOODS, 1 Combs, Brust.es. Pocket Wallets, Card Caws, Tablets, Scissors, Knives. Watch Keys, Guard t hai us. Thimbles, Keedies, Pins, Tape Measures, Beads, Belt Clasp-, Goggles, Spectacles. Ther- ' utometors, French Harps, Pop Guns, Ivory Rat- tics, Marbles, Chessmen, Dells, Corset Clasps, j Meet Peas, Peuciles, Games, Bubber Balls, Toilet ; Soap, Jewtslry, Violin Strings, Work Boxes, i Writing Desks, Feather Dusters, Bird Cages, Childrens' Carriages, Ladies' Fancy Work and ' Trawling Baskets, Ac., Ac., at wholesale and re- I tail. MEDICAL. B. J. DAY, M. D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEOiN. EXAriXIG SURGEON FOB PXNS10NABY. OFFICE On Second Street, between Main and Locast. RESIDENCE At Sherwood House. vtvwnsTtlle, Janaary G, I8S3. S. W THOMPSON, M. D . PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Orricc axi Residence Mo. 35 Wai.nct Street (At Dr. Ronald's Old Stand.) EVANS VILLE, INDIANA. nov-1y IVORYTYPES, PHOTOGR APS AND Pard Pictures. ALSO, WEDDING CARDS, Mounted In Beautiful Style, AT Adam's Photographic Gallery, OYER POST-OF ICE. SOAP AND CANDLES. I Iliilip Deckei", (Successor to Decker A Kramer), aianufacturer of Lard Oil SOAP AND CANDLES. Also, as extra article of BUSKING, ENGINE, AND CAB OIL Dealers in Kslu, Soda, Ashes, Ac. Also Pure Catawba Win if our owa raising, in quantities to salt pur chasers, 116 Ifum ftrsef, ketneea Pint and Second, Evaxsvilu, IaoiASA. f" Terms cash, or Wl days' paper negotiable in saak. jan'Ji-ly J-. . - ..A. .. INTELLIGENCE OFFICE rrtiLK INDKBaltiNKD HAS OPENED AN J Intelligence Office on Third Street, fourdoors west of the Washiugtoit Hotel, where be will aivc strict and prompt attention to all business In that tine. JOHN WATMAN. Zeitung copy p!5 PICTURE GALLERY. X O 9 't SV.SSMSB ! SADDLERY. Chai'les Babcock, IMPORT KB AND DEALER IN oach and Saddlery Hardware, MAIN STREET, EVASSVILLE, INDIANA. HATING COMPLETED MY ARRANGE mettt with KnroK-ah and American ntann larttirers tor a direct unpply of all goods in my line I I am ruAblud to iif&r inducement that can not mil to be to the interest tf all engaged in the bunine. , o give niH atrial. I natre irffcai! . Axass, Springs made - ofcae beat 8tJ Bauds, enameled a all kinds of l.-ath. . '!' I:-. Linings for Carriages , Varnishes, fastings of all kinds ; addU) Trees, English Bridle Leathers , Bits, Stirrups, Spurs, Hamcs, line silvei Ham,- of all km!): Jenny Lind Gig Trees; Self-adjusting Pads; Taylor's Patent Haiuea;Fly Nets : Shoe Threads : Horse Blanket ; Loudon Oirth Webs, American Girth and Ib-iu W'bs, hothcuttiiu aud worsted ; Lou dun WrltSktiis, itsuperiorarticU , Ivory ; Gutta fVrcha and Brass lined Harteugal Rings; superior Kerseys for Horse ('overs , the best quality of Carriage Bolts; Ptenl Cig Trees, Ac, Ac., tc, Ac. I keep in fact ererything appertaining to either branch of the business, and understanding btb branches thoroughly, we would respectfully iayito your attention before purchasing elsewhere. I am also Agent for Ward's Patent Spring S iQ'P'A a?Hw w. r. CORWIN. J. B. NAIMICK THE NEW FIRM. ns, THE SUBSCKIBERS, WHOLESALE iinmcturers of Siddle.-,. Uridlen. iv.M.-.is Harness, do., d- ire to inkirm the public that ve haw largely incrsased our stock on hand, ajxl by close application ourselves and the employment of good workman in Opr shops, waareablu tofur Msh on short notice any ai' 1 all kinds and qiusiii tiecnf work to suit the trade. Tlioa- u iio will . us with a call, can -atisfy themselves, that ' procure, at lower prices, good; enbstaa ti il. fancy and dnrahle work of us titan th-v..c. anywhere eln. (and r better than a Eastern shop-work.) The members of tit firm llng practical work Dieu themselves, attending personally to all orders with promptness, care and dispatch, deter mined that none shall etcsl in style or flnish or quality of work, give better satisfaction to thoie patronizing ns; IW-! confident , it will be to the interest of all to come and see tor themselves be fore purchasing elsewhere. Store on Locust Street, above the Sherwood House, between First aad Second Streets, No. 25. N. B. Guarantee all we sell. op2 W. f. OOBW1H A CO. REMOVAL. rl,HK rNDERSIGXED FIRM HAVE RE- i J. moved their Saddlery establishment to the ' Atrner or main ana second Street, In the room oc cupied by Fred. Krone, deceased. C. WOLFF & J. KR0EPSCH, HAScracrraEBa or and dialers in Saddles, Harness, COLLARS, &c., &c, Main Street, Cor. Second, (Store formerly occuppied by Fred. Krone.) n-ft.AU orders at tended to with dispatch. Work warranted. norlo-Iy BOOTS & SHOE: W. II. WALKER. DE C. STABS, WALKER & EVANS, No. 81 MAIN STREE'l, Evansville, Ind. We devote onr whole time and attention to the Boot and Shoo Trade Exclusively Consequently can give you liettcr bargain than those who are " dabbling " in Boots and Shoes iu connection with other business. City and County Orders taken at pur '- Cou.u. sepo-lv . . -r! SEGARS, &c. SCHROEDER & LEMCEE, WHOLESALE DEALEKS IX Cigars, Smoking, Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, &c. INTO- 60 M&jLta. EVANSVILLE, IND. behave now, and will keep, on hand a complete j nd well assorted stock ef CIGARS & TOBACCO, AND OFFER THE SAME TO THE PUBLIC LOW FOB CASH. a)9,flutlers will find it to their interest to rail and examine onr prices. We are enabled to sell to tltem as low as anv hoe.se in the West. oct17-dAw SCHBOEDER A LEMCKE. mwmm,mmMmmwB'mmn1nmmmnmmmmnnnnnnnWmmmmmmm STOVE WORKS. r. w. rr.ivitvr.TVR. a. mbi. ; SOUTHERN STOVE WORKS. BRINKMEYER & CO., Manufactiirrf of Stovps, Hollow Ware, Iron Railings, House, Fronts, Verandas, Balconies, Castings In General, COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, Ac " Sales Room Main Rtr.iet, opposite Conrt House. s"Fonudery- -Near the Mouth of Pigeon Creek EVANSVILLE, LD. OUDERS SOLICITED "E my9 NOTICE. OFFICE OF THE EVANSVILLE GAS 1 LIGHT COMPANY, Octobor 1. riiHE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR THE I Directors of this Company will tie held ou Monday, tho 2fith day of October, 1RS3. ' J. . i ! a -IM . r . rrssasHsu i Retail LKtalcrfl Exclnsivuly tit . - . Tr mi- . i H B0OTS&SH0ES iwTLlti 33) w 4 Ttt Trtiri tT 1 emphasis, have, with what justice let platform, taking her position proudly be ty) fifc Uliril'lil'e them determine, denounced as the tyrant side her loyal Northern States. PUBLISHED BY McNEELY. V. M. THAYEB. JN0, H. McNEELY. rNDES THE riKM OP THE JAMES H Evans Ville Journal Comnanv xuvdiiBViiie O ournai company. Journal Buildings, LOCUST STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND WATEB. FRIDAY OCTOBER lti From East Tennessee. From our own Cor respondent. Headq'ks 2d Brig., 23d Army Corps, ) Kxoxville, October 1st, 1863. j Editor Journal: I wrote you when we j first arrived at Knoxville, some weeks ago, and as the 2nd Brigade has not been idle in the meantime, I have thought fit to send you a short synopsis of our " ad. ventures." About the 9th of September we left here on a general raid towards Bristol, a town which is situated partly in Tennes see, and partly in Virginia. We stopped some four dnva at Orfnvillp tr mi-mit- we then started to Bristol, but at Kings- I port we met the Rebels 1,000 stronp- and after a short skirmish routed them. Col onel Caprin of the 14th Illinois penned them with his regiment, and succeeded in destroying their ammunition train. We pushed on, and at Bristol we had another short and brisk skirmish, driving the rebels before us. We had a few men wounded belonging to the 5th Indiana. We cut the telegraph wire, tore up the railroad, and destroyed a considerable amount of Confederate stores. We then fell back to Blountsville.eight miles from Bristol, and camped for the night In the morning, (Sunday,) about a o'clock, we moved on towards ZollicofTer Station, where the Rebels were reported to be in force. Four miles from Blountsville we met the enemy, and immediately en gaged them. We fought them for five hours, and, finding them too strong for us, we fell back 'to Blourrtsrville. Three men in Colvin's battery were wouuded, one of whom has since died. On Monday we fell back about 18 miles. On Tuesday we received orders to advance on BlountariHe. About 2 o'clock Colonel Graham's regiment. (5th Indiana Cavalry,) who were in the ad vance, met the enemy at Blountsville. The Rebels had their artillery planted on a hill commanding the town. The first or second shell the enemy fired set the town on fire. That was a good deed for them, for the inhabitants of the place were all " Secesh." Colonel Foster ar rived about half an hour after the fight commenced, with the remainder of the Brigade, consisting of the 14th Illinois cavalry, 8th Tennessee cavalry, and 65th indiuua mounted infantry. The fight then became general. The 65th Indiana were dismounted, and went into the fight under command of Major Brown, and constituted the right wing. The 5th In diana and 8th Tennessee were placed on the left, while the 14th Illinois was held as a reserve. The ground was hotly con tested for about six hours, but we finally routed them. They fled in every direc tion. The Sth Tennessee made a splen did charge, bringing in about 65 prison ers. The G5th Indiana did splendid fighting, and it is already regarded as a veteran regiment.' Company H, under the command of Capt. Hornbrook, did the hardest fighting, and their list of kiiled and wounded will show that they bore the brunt of the battle. But every company nobly did its duty. Y our cor respondent saw enough of the battle to be able to tell the difference between the whiz of solid shot and a bomb shell. Col. Foster was everywhere in the thick est of the fight, regardless of danger, and more than once did shot and shell drop within a few feet of him. He is bound the Rebels shall be punished to the full est extent when they meet his brigade. Capt, Hornbrook carried the flag of his Company, and it had three holes shot through it, and one shot struck the flag staff. The loss of the enemy in killed and wounded is quite large. We buried six of their killed. The following is a list of the casualties in the 65th Indiana: We have already published the list in fulL Ed. Jocbsal. LieuL Colonel Johnson has resigned on account of bad health. Surgeon Eli Lewis has also resigned. Lieut. Pruitt and Lieut. Ronald have also resigned. The above are all from the 65th. Please send us a package of weeklies, for we have had no Journals since we left. Persons sending letters to the boys will direct them: 65A Ind. Mounted Infantry. '2nd Foster's) Brigade, 2?,rd Mrmm uorps, caisi lennessee, via l,ou- wa8 selected by (Jen. Uraut for his pres isville, Ky. j ent positi on because he was known to be Our Brigade is just starting on a j a nian of rare administrative abilitv, and march this evening. I should not be tbe order which he immediately brought A yf t-, , ft. r I - 1 surprised it we Had some not wort to ! do. I shall endeavor to write to you more frequently, and try to keep you ad vised of our movements. We have had no letters from home yet, for they were ordered to be sent via Glasgow, Ky. We will pet them after a while, I suppose. Burnside, HartstttY. Shackelford, and several other Generals are here. I shall have to close, for the wagons are being packed up for the march. Yours Truly, " Tom." Study rot- a Copperhead Kditorial. We have fallen upon evil times. "We assist at the death throes of the 'Repub lic. Prom the moment when Abraham Lincoln haughtily refused to invite our outraged Southern brothers to state upon what terms they would consent to remain in the Union our doom has been sealed. Carthago dclenda est! Not content with overrunning the fair fields of the South with an army which our Southern brothers, in their circumstances, may be pardoned for calling a vandal horde not satisfied with the effort, which history will fitly characterize, to plunge peaceful Southern society into the black est gulf of massacre, rape, and fire, Abra ham Lincoln,whom our naturally exasper ated Southern brothers stigmatize with i characteristic poetic fervor as a gorilla, has not hesitated to trample upon all law, all securities of social order, all the o-uaranteed rights of American citizens, : tnrninc the entire North into a hueebas- i tile, a colossal continental dungeon, which echoes and re-echoes continually with the moans and cries, or the futile shouts of indignation, of the oppressed but helpless people beneath his heel. We have not failed in our duty. We have warned and again warned the . . ..... 1 mt.l l.L'JfflL, ... WIV AKJOU UU I ' ul. Id i :i uiuuiier, mai iiiev were in mortal pern from this man whom our warm blooded and excited Southern brothers have often .picturesquely described as a drunken ; ape. But our advice to the country has been in vain. We have mourned to our iellow-citizens, and they have not wept And now behold the result! The last sublime point of audacity has been scaled by the fanatical feet of him whom ; our brothers of the South, with sterling I Lincoln. The Confiscation Act, the atrocious, ' absurd, and inoperative Emancipation j Act, (alas for the delicate wives and fe1 thejy Soth!) and thej Cl JH-TSf- T T ' rTn ! ( under which this unhappy land still stag-i nnwTin8. ITT! '. ' Z ""V ! ( Wa a yband f SIfh;ng upon the j Canadian shore, and yet does not in ,l j . ' , ,J. ,, i thunder tones cry to him, " Come over ' and help us!" . But there were only the ring and the ! halter by which the country and our lib-1 erties were to be drawn down to receive j the finishing blow. Tlit fats at last e- scended. America is discrowned among i the nations. We are lost forever, unless i under the leadership of tried statesmen. a Seymour, a Wood and his brother, a ! auanatgnanr, and a V lefctino, we strike a despairing blow and conquer the con queror. Details are useless. In the universal wreck why specify any single loss? But the final damning proof of the ut ter subserviency of the present embecile Administration to the rankest Puritan fanaticism is the proclamation for Thanksgiving ! What is Thanksgiving? It is a Yankee. Puritan. Roundhead sniveling, snurling. canting, hypocritical institution. It smells of baked beans. roast turkey, and Indian pudding, not to say pumpkin-pies and soft custards. Pah ! We desire, in all coolness to see the constitutional warrant forjsuch an ap- ? ailing inovation uponjnational customs. Te call for chapter and verse. It is an outrageous and illegal ebulition of that Boundhead spirit bf Phariseeism which incessantly bloats New England conceit. Why, let us ask why should we return thanks for the wasted fields and desolate homes of our Southern brothers? Why should we be glad that England stops the Confederate rams? Are we grown such caitiffs that we are unwilling to give fair play to an honorable antagon ist? 0 temporal O mores. But is it possible that the despotism under which we live or, rather, die has so paralyzed our faculttes that we do not see the claw in this sraoothseeming paw? Is not this thanksgiving notori ously a State institution? Was it not always appointed by the Puritan Gov ernors and their imitators? And shall we, without a murmur, see the Washing ton tyranny sweet) this poor Sttte right away? Awake, freemen ! Arise, ye op pressed! Let the imperial Stare of New York rally round her beloved and honor ed dead. Let him take up the gauge so scornfully hurled at him and at our sov ereignty, and say to Lincoln and his minions, in their teeth, that the people of cuuiiui nave iiau eutjugu oi laiiaee fanaticism, of Puritanism and of cant, and are resolved to vindicate the ma jesty f State rights, and to appeal to the hearts of our betrayed Southern brothers, which yearn for the Union as it was and the Constitution as it is, and to insist upon their mentioning the terms of their submission. Could we but see SeymourjPresident.Bobert Toombs Secre tary of State, General Lee in the War Department, and Fernando Wood in the Treasury, we should feel sure that the country was redeemed, and that we should have no more occasion for canting Thanksgiving proclamations. Harper's Weekly. X Gen. Veatch and the Klaaaarl Dpptipt. ment. There may be reasons of delicacy, or reasons of a substantial character, why Mr. Lincoln should refusejto appoint Gen. Butler to command the Department of Missouri reasons that we know nothing of; yet loyal men all over the country desire that some efficient nan of un doubted ability and loyal integrity should be assigned to that important post, and with the least possible delay We sav this without attempting to pre judge the case of Gen. Schofield, further than to allude to the admitted fact or the fact which can no Ion ger be hid or doubted that ..ander -his administration Blatters have gone from bad to worse, until the Department' to-day presents the most c om plicated aad dangerous aspect of any Department in the nation. If it will not do to appoint General Butler nor General Fremont or any man select ed by the earnest and loyal people of Missouri, and the President is looking around for a man most emineutly suited for such a place and second perhaps to General Butler in administrative ability, we would respectfully call his attention to Brigadier General James C. Veatch, now in command at Memphis. General Veatch combines with un doubted loyalty, bravery and skill, as a military commander, those qualities as a civilian which are so important in such a Denartmentas Missouri at this time. "v - r- J .- out of the chaos and confuaio which prevailed in-things, military and civil, in Memphis, proves that General Grant was not mistaken in his man. Gen. Veatch can hut illy be spared from Memphis; but the greater importance of Missouri and the urgent necessity of haying the right kind of a man there at this timej would justify the Presiden; in making the change. True, he ranks only Brigadier, tut the Major Generalship has been conferred upon few more de serving than he, and many far less so: and should it ever be deemi A iiruilentto entrust anolher Ttulinu'ion vlt run li the President could hardly find among all our Brigadiers a more worthy subject lor the honor, whether he is given the Department of Missouri or not tie is modest and retiring as he is brave and prudent, and he is withall earnest, effi cient, and comprehends the crisis and its requirements as well as any man en gaged in the national service. We com mend General Veatch to the considera tion of the proper authorities, for any place which needs at once the brave and experienced soldier, and the able, com prehensive and .loyal civilian. 7nd. Gazelle. The Election From the Indianapolis Journal. The triumphant majorities for the Union cause in all the States voting last ! Tuesday is cause for the most heartfelt ; thanks, iuesuay was indeed an import j ant day for the country, but the people j ix.li.. ..,.; t. i - luuy nL.picciit.cu mc luajjuuuui: ui mo I occasion, ana most nobly met tne crisis. Northern sympathizers are swept as with the besom of destruction, and the Gov ernment is grandly sustained. From Pennsylvania the cheering news comes that the loyal and noble Curtin J 111 boiro a mam.itv rs( m, 1 QO i "" ' uuic luou c,- 000; Iowa will swell her ordinary hand- some Union majority to nearly double : its usual size, wmie Ohio s home majori- ty for Brough will be 75,000, and the sol- I dier vote will increase it to i25,000. In- diana, too, has exceeded all expectations. From every point we have news of large L'nion gains. EuQUgb isntOWn to thrill her tfigfrauchised SOkli ej-fi WJ th jov Yes, 1 TriTtaMo4rfyfc uaWllKhe Union In addition to the regular dispatches, we have the following special details of the Indiana election: Martinsville, Oct 14. G,orIous fw oldMorffan! Perfect Waterloo defeat of the Copperheads! rw Tolm.n mmhr - u-i Legislature, is elected Clerk, and all the Urjon . ke' b 2Q0 majo'rit in r 1S, , , i. J 6 tor us ot loll since last year. "Ww tvr,. ... Wm. Killiai.. . . Huntington Oct. 13 lhe whole 0PPernead 10 this count' is defeated by about oO majority; Wm' Bk kki Shelby county gives 125 Copperhead majority a Union gain of 500. Axdebson, Oct 14. Madison county has reduced the But- terrut vote about oOO. lheir majority T. N. Stilwell is only 200. Fayette county Union gain, 200. Union county Union gain, 100. X) Union maioritv. 200 Union majority. Knightstowx, Oct 14. Rush county gives 1 25 majority for lhe Union. Union gain, 200. W. H. H. Glass. Switzerland county 400 Union majo rity. Howard county Union majority 823. Henry county 1,200 Union majority a Union gain of 600. Mack, the reliable correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial, is now with the Army of the Cumberland, at Chattanooga. In one of his letters he gives a conversation between two pick ets, which he overheard one day while he wa3 " out on the front:" I went to the extreme front, yesterday, to take a view of the situation from that stand-point. I found our pickets on ex cellent terms with Bragg's men, all of them, with a mutual understanding that there should be no firing, and many of them conversing on very friendly terms with each other. One conversation, in front of Wood's division, I heard dis tinctly: " Rebel " Hallo, Vank, where are yon from?'' Union "I'm from Indiana. Where are you from?" R " I'm from Georgia." U " What do you think of Chicka mauga?" R " We whipped you like hell. How did you like it? ' U "Not much, you didn't whip us. I can't see it. If you whipped us bad, why didn't you take Chattanooga?" R l'D d if I kuow. I suppose you'ens got reinforced too much. Grant and Hooker is comin'." U " Why dont you pitch in before they come? " K " Well, don't know. Let's not talk about that any more. Have you any whisky? Throw me your canteen. I'll give it back honest" U " Nary drop have I. I'll give you some pretty soon, though." The Indiana man called to a comrade, and I believe got a little "commissary," which he shared with his rebel friend. BOILER MAKER. JOHN P. LAURENT, -t lier rvaca.jx.c Corner of Pine and Water Streets, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. - 1 AM PREPARED TO MAKE ALL KINDS X of Sti'ant Boilers. Htationarr or portable. I have cverv facility for doing good work that good machinery and good workmen can give, and all work outrurited to me will let made under my per sonal supervision. Workmen sent to auy part of the city and country to do repairing. ... ir'.'lm DRUGS, &c. WM H. P. STODDARD, No. 17 Main Street, EVANSVILLE, IND. IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER, AND DEAL er in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Varnishes, Glass. Brushes, Lamps, Dye Staffs, and all articles usually kept in a first class Drug Store, with a large and varied assortment of Patent Med. icines and Perfumery, together with every descrip tion of Amlirotype and Photograph Goods, con sisting f Cameras. Chemicals, Cases and Frames constantly on hand, anil sold at treasonable prices Orders from Merchants and Artists promptlj' attended to, and forwarded as instructed. Tre PRINTERS AND PUBLISH EUS. Just received a fresh lot of Wade's Printing Ink, comprising Book, Card and an assortnteat of Colored I nks in cans, at WM. H. P. STODDARD'S. 17 Main Btreet. A LEXANDER'S PATENT CEMENT. FOR R fine and Railroad attd St amLoat pur poses. A very superior and durable article at 17 Main Street. D"t I. TON'S PERIODICAL DROPS HAVE arrived. Call and ir.-t a bottle at 17 Main 8treet. COAL OIL A superior article ; white and near ly inoderous, for sale by the gaUon or bar rel, at 17 Main street. T AMPS, LAMPS A new supply just received, at 17 Main street. lie Li, s r A n iLaTUC. K s, mclanjcs and a 1J tn varietv of other Vetmifnires, at the City Drutr Store, 17 Main Street. CHAT T KNBKRGER'S FEVER AND AGUE ' Main Street. Antedi edote for sale at I 1K1 HHEft An endless variety of kinds and u qualities can no naa at 17 main street. MRS. ALLEN'S H ATRRESTORATI V K AND Tilahalsamuui, the best preparation extant for the Hair and Scalp. For sale at STODDARD'S, 17 Main Street DRY GOODS. SxVV Cioodo TTAVINO RECEIVED LARGE ATrDrTTCme - XX to our stock of Dry Goods, we invite our nu merous customers toexamirte our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. 8CHAPKER A BUSSING, octS 49 Main Street. Cloaks Again. IXTB HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER V nice lot ;of Ladies' Cloaks, Sacques, Ac, which we will sell cheap. SCHAPKER A BUSSING, ot 49 Main Street. Order Your Bonnets. OUR STOCK OF MILLINERY CANNOT BE excelled. In silk we have every shade from a sulidned elephant to a butternut color. Having employed Milliners whose work has drawn a premium at every Fair where it has been exhibited, we are confident that we can guarantee satisfaction, at greatly rednced millinery prices. SCHAPKER A BCSSISG, 4 Main Street. Carpets! Carpets!! Carpets J!! - , "I HAVE N0W A SPLENDID ASSORT I I VV MENT of Carpets to which we respectfully call the attention ot tn public. .... . .c.i.. I , - SCHAPKER A BfSSING'S. No. 49 Main Street. SCHAPKER & BUSSING'S Shawl and Cloak Department. A THOROUGH EXAMINATION OF THIS Department will satisfy everv one that theT - . . . can be suited la quality and priced , SCHAPKER A BUSSING, , No. id Main street, , bbflAFKER & BUSSING j Millinery Department ttavlng made this a special part j ' -Tx of our business, and having bought every- j anuturert wrde?yrceomPfre?!tionmp0rte" I Misses Epperson and Bellam, whe have charge .f (be Trimming Department, flatter themselves ! m!H,C'"'0' be surpassed m tnmm.ng by j MANTUA MAKING. HEADQUARTERS KOR CLOAK, MANTILLA AND MRS. ELIZA SPEIGLEBERG, IN THE OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING, ON First Street, has just received fresh supplies from the East, of the richest fabrics, and Is now prepared to make up to order on the most reason able terms. Cloaks, Mantlas, Circles, and Sacques of the best material and of the mo t beautiful styles. Her stock is so complete, that with the assist ance of the most competent Dress and Cloak makers in the country, she is able to defy all com petitors in both stye and prices. Mrs. Spiegelberg also has bought a large as sortment of Silks, Head Dresssei, Hair Braids and Curls, Ladys' Pocket Handkerchiefs of every styls and a great many other articles for the conve nience of the Ladies of Evansville and vicinity too numerous to mention. The best Sewing Machines of G rover A Baker manufactory for family nae, for sale by airs. SI lKut.Lr3t.KG, No. 13 First Street bet Main and Second. 1 sp22 MUSIC STORE. WARREN & COSYNGTON'S rvtxjio Bazaar of Fancy Goods. PIANO FOBTES, MELODEONS, HABMONI l MS, Acoorcleoin, Violin, Guitars, Flutes, Clariouets, ami arorythlBg usually kept in Music Stores. The only stock of Sheet Music and Instruction Books For all instruments will be found here. The very best Italian Violin, Guitar, Vlolincllo and Banjo Strings always on hand. Fancy Goods, Toys and Notloas at Wholesale and Retail. Old Pianos taken in exchange for new ones. Instruments of all kinds repaired and tuned. sep4 No. 1 MAIN STREET, Evansville. DENTIST. a si'l.'t S.; - EI A. A. S , l Y THANKFUL FOB THB tge received during the past four permanent resident of this city, (whether they need his profee- li MM pat . years, ma Ooutg desires all perso sional services or 't) to visit bis rooms and see" ne Various Style l work Manufactured Improvements and Inventions Are being made, and everything that will subserve the interests of his patient is secured by him. H I Establishment and Facllltl s Are equal to any in EASTERN CITIES. He has Several Anaesthetics roB Alleviating Pain when Extracting Teeth. Cheeks that are sunken can be restored to nearly heir ori ginal contonr. All desirable styles of ARTIFICIAL TEETH, made anywhere in the United States, are made by him. Irregularities of Children's Teeth success fully corrected. Those having DECAYED TEETH Should either have them Extracted or Filled, (ths latter if possible.) The health of the parties and the remaining Teeth demand it. NEURALGIC AFFLICTIONS TREATED. ALSO CLEFT PALATE Office on First St., Near Post Office. HARDWARE, &c. WELLS, KELLOGG & CO., DEALERS IN I I A K I TV A. Hi E CUTLERY No. 13 ' ?5VI17 i,'.v.''i.l FIRST STREET, SiCJN BIG WILL SAW,) Have received a complete stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Ha il ware, Purchased nud Imported direct from the Manufacturers i - - Enabling us to OffeT-hrcrm i vtur j chasers rarely found in the West. We call the special attention of Dealers to our large and well selected Stock, con sisting in part of :: iojw oi (SaliiiB 6v(?!8 ' , Axes All the celebrated brands, Chains Log, Trace and Halter, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Shovels and Spades, Cotton and Wool Cards, Wheel Heads, Weaver's Reeds, Spinning Wheels, Locks, Latches, Butts and Screws, Gun Trimmings, Brass Kettles, Shot Guns, Rifles and Revolvers, Chain Pump Fixtures, Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, Gum Belting, Japanned Ware, Notions Large Stock. WELLS, KELLOGG & CO., No. 13 First Street, t MACHINEST. CHRISTIAN ERATX. WH. HEILMAS. KRATZ & HEILMAN, City IF" oundry , Manufacturers and Builders of Steam Engines and Boilers, Saw ana Grist Mill Ma chinery, Tobacco Screws, Gumming Machines, ChineseS ug-ar Cane THRESHING MACHINES, &c EVANSVILLE, IND. ; rpHE PK0PBIET0B8 OF THE CITY FOUND J. ry beg leave to inform their friends and the I public in general, that they are prepared to do all j kinds of MacMne & Finishing Work And everything appertaining to the Foundry bus j iness. They are manufacturing Steam Engine and Boilers of any siie and pawer required. Saw , Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing of any sue ; Dis- ; tillery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws. Gnmming Machines, Threshing Machines, Malt Mills, Horsepowers, Corn Shelters, Machinery of all kinds made and repaired ; Iron and Brass Cast ings of every description. Iron Hooae Fronts, Cel lar Grates, Ac. Cooking aad Heating Stoves of the latest improved patterns ; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, Ac. Brewers, Distillers, Rectifiers, &c. ! upplied with every description of Copper and j Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators, ' Attempt) rators, Spargwi, Stillheads and Worms on I an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills, least Jugs, can, sypbons, Ac. ; Copper. Lead aad Iron Pipe ; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every variety, for Boer, Spirits, Oil, Ac. Brass Cocks and Valves, Steam Whistles, Ac. Warkmen mot to all parts to fit tip work aad do repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron won, ac. Old Metals Bought. They are dealing In and selling Allen's impreT ed Steam Gnage, Wrought Iron Welded Pipes and Tubbing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Ma chines, Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, German Bolting Clsth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, Hose, Ac., of the best kind ; Tinplate, Sheet Iron Block Tin, Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick. They have every facility of the best Machinery and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to tbem, their individual attention, filling orders promptly, warranting their work, and are satisfied with reasonable prices. sWOffice and Sale Booms, Foundry, Boiler-yard Machine Shop on Pine street, between First and scond streets, Evansville, Ind. dec 7 HARDWARE. GEO. S. SONNTAG&GO., Jobbers and Importers. Hardware and Cutlery. Our Fall Stock being very large and complete, we can offer to our Customers and the Trade, Goods that can not fail to please in Style, Quality and Price. Our Stock is now bought for Cash, and prices reduced. We offer the following in large quantites: TABLE CVTLEBT, English. TABLE CVTLEBT, American. TABLE CVTLEBT, English. TBtE CVTLEBT, American. POCKET CVTLEBT. POCKET CVTLEBT. POCKET CVTLEBT. POCKET CVTLEBT. CHOPPING AXES. CHOPPING AXES. CHOPPING AXES CHOPPING AXES SHE ABB AND BCISBOBS SHEABS AND SCISSORS SHEABS AND SCIS80BS SHEABS ANB SCISSOBS TABLE AND TEA SPOONS. TABLE AND TEA SPOONS. TABLE AND TEA SPOONS. TABLE AND TE SPOONS. MILL A ND CUT SA W8 MILL AND H OUT SAWS WOOD AND HAND SAWS. WOOD AND HAND SAWS. BUILDER'S HABDWABF.. MECHANICS TOOLS. BUILDER'S HABDWABE, MECHANICS TOOLS. GVN8 ANB PISTOLS. CARTRIDGES AND GVN CAPS. G UNS A TD PISTOLS. CARTRIDGES IKD ffr.V '.4PS PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES. PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCAIlE&. SCALE BEAMM ami flUELYARDS. SCALE BEAMS AND STEELYARDS. GEO. S. SO M NT AG At CO., No. 10 Main Street. STEAM BAKERY. Bread for the Hungry! NEW SHE SHEAM BAKERY, ?1 ll W A T5 STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. WE DESIRE TO INFORM THE CITIZENS of Evansville, and the community in gen- i eral, that our NEW STEAM BAKERY, SO. 11 WATER STREET, Is now in successful operation, ana we snau seep constantly on hand and make to order on short Is now in successful operation, and ws shall keep notice, all articles made at like manufactories ; such as Bread, Cakes, Pies, Crackers, Ac., c. Being supplied with all the modern machinery to faciliate us in our business, we flatter ourselves ' that we can give the most ample satisfaction in , the quality of our goods and in prices. We will also keep on hand a large and choice 1 stock of Confections, Fruits, Nuts, Cigars, Ac, to ; which we call attention. Orders for public or private Parties, Festivals, Balls, Ac, Ac, promptly filled on reasonable terms. sej'lStf A. WELD A CO. FOREIGN LIQUORS. CCUIXK KAPPLkB. WM. SCHXAKEN'Bl'BG. KAPPLER & SCHNAKENBURG, Importers and Dealers Id WhlSkVS. Brandies. WilieS. ' m m Gins, See., &c., &c Also Rectifiers and Manufacturers of Domestic Wines and Liquors NO. 4 WATER ST., bet. Main and Sycamore, angl EVAN8VIL1E, IND. MARBLE WORKS. FELH0RN & BRINKMAN, (Successor to M. A. Lawrence,) Dealers la AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE. Main Street EVANSVILLE, Near Court Ho INDIANA. ties. Tombs, Vases, and all koeatly and promptly ex ' -st styles. deol WMonuments, M kinds of Furniture W seated in the latest an Jusx Received, Direct from the Quarries, the The Finest Stock of Marble Ever brought te this market, and for sale at STREET & YOUNG'8 American and Italian Marble Manufactory, WAKE AND SALES ROOM KTo. 184 MAIN STREET, Near the Canal Our facilities for furnishing those wishing MONUMENTS, GRAVESTONES, TOMBS, MANTLES, Or anything else in onr line, are unsurpassed In the West Our Stock of Marble is complete, having been selected -with great care at the Quarries. my6dAw GROCERIES. HENRY LUTZ, Dealer in 3-hooxih. PROVISIONS, Cor. Chesnnt Street and the Canal EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. I HAVE RETURNED HOME FROM THE army, and am ready to see my old customers, and the public generally, at the old stand. The highest market price paid for PRODUCE. I am also prepared to accommodate people attend ing Market with board and lodging, and will also take care of their horses and wagons, having a soou siauie anu witgon-yi-.ra. aty Bar is also epeo for customers. W t.rrt octc-lwdilmw FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES. STEPHEN H. S. C00E, 175 Main Street, Between Sixth and Seventh, Is the place to obtain the Cheapest and best FAMILY GROCERIES Good Sugar 7 pounds for SI. Excellent Coffee 3 pounds for $1. Everything else in proportion. Eatables of all kinds kept constantly on hand. Call and examine articles and prices before pure-hashing elsewbere. sFOood Fresh Butter received every Saturday . aug8 WM. GLENN & SONS, Wholesale Grocers, TO and 72 Vine Street, Bet. Second and Pearl St s. CINCINNATI, 0. TTAVE ALWAYS ON HAND AND FOR Ti "f"","? lowest market prices, a large and well selected stock ofOrocerles, Tooacw,, cJVoage Wooden Ware, Ac., to which we invite the atten-' tion of Merchants. sepl9 amcki. E. Gilbert. William R. Baxkr S. E. GILBERT & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Sycamore Street, bet. Water aad First, Starstillc, -Iwd. A full assortment of Groceries always on hand, od for sale at the lowest prices. NEW SALOON. SHAEFEE'S SALOON BILLIARD AND RESTAURANT. On Third Street between Main and Sycamore. .EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. oet9-lm CHANGE OF EXCHANGE A NEW ARRANGEMENT SAM GRIMMER t HARRY JOHNSON having purchased " Theodora's Exchange, ARE FITTING IT UP IN EXCELLENT style for a first class BILLIARD SALOON and RESTAURANT. They will keep at the bar the best brairds o Liquors and their larders will at all times be filed with the richest dainties from tbe animal and vegetable kingdoms, and the waters of the Tasty deep will be made to contrihnte of their richest store. Especial attention will be given to the carisiae, which will be under charge it the most competent sitists. i Their Billiard Room is larg.- and their TABLES FIRST CLASS. The establishment wiU re-open on Tuesday next. A liberal snare of public patronage Is respectfully 1 1 icltod- nxT3uaom SASH AND DOORS. .1 AMES STEELE, (Snccess..r to Steels; A Hrawsa.) SFV-i -.T.-LUCT. ' ':flT5lT TYrETRY EVANS VILLE, INDIANA.. ' , SASH, DOORS, WINDOW BLINDS Dressed Lumber Boards, Laths, Ac., of ever? description constantly on hand. Packing Boxes of all kinds made to or -rJc.r. Sawing of evrv kind dona on the shortest notice. ' - , .r v jLgly W. HUNNLLi CORNER WALNUT STREET AND CANAL, EVANSVILLE, IND., Has on band the largest lot of Sashes Doors, Blinds, Frames, dec., Ever Manufactured in the WmL fHEY ARE 0T MY OWN if ATfR , have u fi , t f -p. . Potnlar , FloorlnK. Monlain- of 1 1,111 JZZ I of all descriptions done at ths shortest notice. GROCERIES. SUNDRIES Strawberry and Lemon Syrup, Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Essence of Ce. Woedea Bowls, Etiglish Walnuts, Figs, Raisins, Currants, Rock Candy, Oysters, Shoe. - Morse and Scrubbing Brushes, Lobsters, Sardines, Alum, Epsom Salts, Roll Brimstone, Sulphur, Copperas, Madder, Extract of Logwood, Indigo, Cream Tar tar, Soda, Bed Cords of all kinds, Tobacco of all kinds. Blacking, Batting. Nutmegs, Cigars of all kinds. Ginger, Camphor, Carolina and Wagon Tar, Brooms, Cotton Tarn, Ground Ginger, Castile Soap, Playing Cards, Glass Jars. Lanterns. Tum blers and Flasks, Pepper Sauce, Matches, Pickles, Mustard, Fish of all kinds. Tomato CaUupowder, cr....- r,, s.in of all Kiuds, starcn. Tea. m- egar, Letter, No,0P, aad .Fancy Paper, Wrap- ping Paper, Envelopes, salt retre, Gum Drops Wooden Bowls, jujttue rasie, cinnaaaon, Uoal Ot j Clothes Pins, BritUh Lustra, Bonnet Boards, Ink I Cloves. Nails. Sash, Glass, Spirits Turpentine, all I spice, Sal Soda, Pain Killer, Licorice, Ac, Ac, Ac A supply of the above kept constantly ou hand and for sale low by 8. E. GILBERT A CO., lyftif No. 4 Syeamore Street. i