Evansville daily journal., April 18, 1866, Page 6, Image 6

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STATBNEWS.;-
SSGencral C. II. Parish has been
nominated for the State Senate by the
Union men of Waba&h county .j i
The name of Huntsville, Whitley
county, has been changed to that of
Larwell.
At JMarionr- Grant Quntj the entire
Onion ticket was successful at the re
cent election.
John Ratliff, Esq., has been nom
inated by the Uniou men of Grant
county, for Representative.
The annualelectiori of. officers for
ihe corporation of Kendallville will
take place Monday, the 7th of May.
ImydiB? occupied byve lamues, in
'Tejrre Haute, on Thursday-last.'
li
'The Northern . Indianian advertises!
to take " Horscotypes and Jadkotypes,
as tvell in cloudy as in clear weather.
Mr. Curtis Newell, an old and high-j
ly respectable citizen of Warren court
tydied on Saturday last, at his resi-
dence near .Wiliiamsport., r. . J
A. vounar man named Robert, form-;
rly a soldier in -the- 29th regiment,!.
fell into a, well at Hartford land camel
near being drowned. ,?
A committee of good-looking ladies,
".have awarded the editor of the Ken-;
allville Standard . wUh, thepremium
of: being the homliest man in th&
county. t i
The Trial of Frank Aldridge, in
dicted for murder, (shooting the son of
Col. Kegwin, at Jeffersonville, in this
Estate.) ha3 just been decided in the
Floyd Circuit Court. The jury
brought in a verdict of not guilty the
killing accidental. , hlll
Drowned is a - Tub, A little
daughter of a family romLouisvillej
Who were 'stopping at a boarding
. Imuse in Indianapolis, was drowned
" hi a tub containing only a few inches
-at water, on Friday last. " f
The De, Kalb Democrat .says thai
the inoat office at Jarvis. De Kalb
county," was broken into a few nights!
incer and the loose change and stamps,
amounting to some thirty dollars,
taken.1 There was also a jewelry stor
fcfpt in the same building,, which was
nobbed of watches, jewelry and silver
ifepoons to the amount of nearly three
tTtmfoed dollars. - ? I
LggyA gang of thieves have been
epentfiag in Goshen, this. State, of
Use. A lew nigms since iuey uium
into the Treasurer's office and ltd-
Border's office in that county, but were j
-easucccssful in getting anything of
i.. 1 tWi
robbery of several houses. I
(1?aekikg. We arei informed that
:ie farmers in this county are vigor
ausly at work, and that preparations
:aM being made for as large summer's
work. Along the railroad hence to
Vincennes the farms present the ap
pearance of unusual activity and in
dustry. Already some of the farmers
have planted corn.
The grand shooting match arranged
. between Fred. Erb. of Lafayette, and
4$hn Taylor, of Jersey City for $1,000
aside, is to come on on luesday rsAt,
April 17, on the grounds ,e mile
east of the former city. On Wednes
day, the 18th, the lists aro open to.La
fayette - sportsmen, a three prizes
.are to be awarded 'o the"" three best
shots. Erb and iving'will take no
part in the seco-u day's shooting.
The Bofi of Trade established at
Evansv52je, some time since,) seems to
bave lizzled out. .The Journal has
mao an . appeal to the President to
-er-Ii one more meeting, and urges the
business men to nut their shoulders to
the wheel. Poor Evansville. New
- , Albany Commercial. , . -:
STes, Evansville ij poor enough, but
.still -she manages even without a well-
organzied Board of Trade, to do about
twice the amount of business done in
New Albany and Louisville.
We:; have had reports of epidemic
disease among people, horses, cattle,
dogs, sheen, etc., but now it seems
that the does are to have their turn.
The Logansport Journal reports that
thd canine race are dying off rapidly
mtJfflSSits. i .i r . i .. - : i
.'""Te would agree to do without the
'cholera in Evansville if a '.malady
wbnll break out among the dogs in
-tikis lty, and carry ff-justS,ll4,-We
could spare them, and feel al the better
" for the bereavement.; ,
i -Church Trouble. We are in
. i . . . r
7 formed, by, a gentleman who came in
on:he train yesterday morning, that
ttrte a disturbance has occurred at
Si' James' Church,' near Ilaubstadt,
,1otwecn the Priest,, Rev; Mr. Pep
!jersack, and a portion of the congre
ration, and that considerable excite
taent prevailed amongst the members
"iaf that" church. In consequence of
.the trouble,'' the; Priest has' left his
charge. As ' we were informed, the
difficulty arose from his urging a
b.earticr support of the church and
the ministry. !
.THE iSAySVI
MIIXERS.
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PAIER,ETC.,
Paper "ITarelioiis,
A'O. 7' SOUTH FIRST STREET. ?
s. iv. oocitiait sc co.,
.III'? w4iiJKib:iM--si-" .i-w , i .
Paper Hangings, Taper Bags, Card Boards,
.... Letter, Cap,. , Note .Wrapping,
and Manilla Paper, Cut Cards, Window
'' : . Shades, &c.,&c.
We will keep a complete assortmeit
of every thina In our line, at wholesale and
retail, let all who desire good Goods cheap
call early and examine our stock, a
S. N. DOCKER & CO.,
. ?J;.iS No. 7 South First Street,' i
marltf . , . , , Evansville, Ind.
T. B. MATTHEWS.
W. Q. FTHLIKHTOI.
Late of Louisville, Ky.
MATTHEWS & FILLEBT0N.
, . . . -Dealers in
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
SEEDS,
Wood and Willow Ware,
' and ".-,
HOUSE , FURNISHI NG ARTICLES
No. i Main Street,
noOtf. r, .j , , t EVANSVILLE, IND
GROCERIES
' ,.r;: ,: Head' &. 'Menifee, ,
wnoi.MA1Lti GROCERS,
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LIQUORS, WINKS, NAIL8, GLASS, COT
TON YARNS, SPICES, WOODEN
,WARE,tc.,4c7 , ' 5
No. 13
Main Street,
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(Opposite Branch Bank,)
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;-;EvAxavu.tE, Isd.
J. DAIEI ' ' A. U.-KAHN
Wholesale Dealers in '
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, ' CI-
i GARS, COTTON YARNS NAILS, Ac.
No. 2 "Water St., between Main and Locust,
jan ll-6m ' ' A ' Evansville, Ind. f
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SfflPSTOTTS and SHORTS.
44:1 1 lust received and for sale by '
w J J. C. DITSOUCHET & CO., ,
ap7 . .-' i : No. 19 Water Street.'
200
BBIjS FLO li'R ASSORTED
brands and prices just received
eby J. C. DUSOUCHET&CO.,
No. 19 Water Street.
and for sale
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GROCERIES.
Mew orl Grocery ,1
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"'.r. w s About Moaef
Great Saxe has
sung atKiit bow money
But howlt comes who knowst .' ' ' ' :
Why, every Western mother's, son ! i j ,
Can tell you how the thins; i done :
Tt. AAinM hv mnff toil and tradf.
Bv wielding sledge and driing spade, . J
. j .;ui chin hallnnnv and linimS-
LUU "Ll!'l"S 1,111 1"? '
And that's the way the money comes. - .
How does it come? The way w plain :. ,
By raising cotton, corn, and cane ;
By gniding ships across the main ; , .. w
By selling groceries so low
That not a rival dares to crow, .
While customers, a steady flow.
Come pouring in, and, as they i?o.
They take a bargain to their nomes .
And that's the way the money comes.
How does it come? Why. as it sow :
By spinning, weaving, teniting hoe
B'" stitching shirts and coat-s tor Jews,- ;
Electing churches, renting pews, . .
And mantifactiirina boots and shoes. -
The New York Grocery " seems to choo-e
i if nilinir imiwrwH an .-tiean that those--
Who liHr with heivl and aams and
- thumbs ' - -May
save their money as it comes.
How's money saved? Why, don't you
- know r j? ' ' " :i ' ' i '
By visiting Main Street, 72,
W here Teas and Sugars, and Coffees too, .
A m nr.li ur chpftti that all who ao
Mar receive the benefit of the Ute decline
In all Klnas oi goous in xne gro5ry nuv.
By going where you'll not get shaved
And that's the way tha money's avea. .
CALL.
PARSONS. SCOVILLE & Co.
KTo-. 73 "3Iai3 Street,:.
and they will tell you more about ,
how money coMEr '
HOW it mi:s, '.
and-
IIov it is Sai cA.
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ftONT FORGET THE PLACE:"
"New ITorlt Grocery,
:.-72: MAIN STREET.' V;'
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GRO.CC2KY.
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I would respectfully inform 'my friends
and the public that I have opened .out a
iresn ana aesiraoie siocx ot
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
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PROVISIONS,
'' SUGAR-CURED HAMS, "
r. i HAM SAUSAGE,' ;
TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEES.
COAL OIL and LAMPS, 'i '
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE,
J-- 'ij'.ifi.:..v'.'4c'.ftj. 6-jk).
31- L0CVST( STKEET,
. Bktwkkn Firs aki Sbcokb
Havlna purchased since the late decline.
I am enabled to otfer goods at lowest cash
prices,) v "-?- : vu
All orders promptly filled, and delivered
to any pari 01 ine ciiy,
ThanK
fui for past favors, a renewal of the
' patronage of former Iriends ana customers
Is earnestly solicited.
i'eb3 Urn : - ; ... J. S. DAtlS.
DAtlS.
GROCERIES.
ixoiJ&EIEPTCRS'
EMP ORIUM;
. f'lH'it ii-ff itis.
70 Main : street.
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h":t Cliurns! Clmnis !
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4;'i;ry;f.m m
K. CASES A8SORTET IRON-HOOr
fl Cprlar Clmrns: '. a i , ..ij.'-
6 cases assonea iron-jnoop j ure vuumsi
3 " " Brass-Hoop Asnt
3 Jron-Hoop
prl8
- At-COOK & HEAliY'S.
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' Measures ! Measures !. '
tCi IRON-BOUND HALF B US H. H.uo ;
OU W sets Iron-Bound Measures , , .
10 sets riain iMeasurew;
lOOQuart Measures plain;
75 Two-Quart Measures plain;
50 Four-Quart Measures plain;.
2T Eight-Quart Measures plaiu ;
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At COOK & HEALY'S.
! ahcy Baskets. ; ' , , !t , ,'.
fJIHE BEST
ASSORTMENT IN THE
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1 At COOK & HEALY'S
Maple Sprup. f; ; ; ;
BARREL CHOICE MAPLE SYRUP
at t ae --.... ... ; ; i-y .
HOUSEKEEPERS' EMPORIU M. ,
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LiociiBasket3
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At
" FULL ASSORTMENT at the r :
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ft? is n . ';j ;!! : .? t
' Feather Dusters, i 'UY..': .: :
II J.j-t--.::.. ! A f: - ..J ... -. -
OK DOZEN
ASSORTED FEATHER
Dusters
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At COOK & HEALY'S.
"t t DOZEN FLAIN HAIK UUSTJKS;
Alf 10 dozen Fancy Hair Dusters; ,
Zuozen janevnennn dumpi,
P0 dozen assorted Blacking Brushes;
:20 dozen assorted Scrab Brushes;
2 do7n assorted IiOtig-Handled Floor
Brushes, at the
HOUSEKEEPERS' EMPORIUM.
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I-L Patent'' Window-Washers.
O DOZEN FARNSWORTH'S PATENT
jt Window-Washers-somethihg new to
behadatthe ' ''.
HOUSEKEEPERS' EMPORIUM.
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V: Soda: Ask-
.jd strength. .
!v ' ! At COOK & HEALY'S.
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"I f"k DOZEN ROLLING-PINS, assortetl;
12 dozen Wooden Spoons,'
1Z dozen Butter L.aaies;i 4
12 dozen Cedar B'aucets- 1
12 dozen Cork-Lined FauCets;
6 dozen Ax-Handles;
10 boxes Clothes-Pins;
24 gross Patent Spring Clothes-Pins ;
6 dozen Cocoa Dippers ; : ;j ;
20 dozen Painted Buckets;
10 dozen Painted Tubs, assorted ;
5 dozen assorted Cedar Tubs, at the
HOUSEKEEPERS' EMPORIUM.
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1C DOZEN MOP-HEADS, assorted;
i 3 dozen Cotton Mops ;
i aozen KUDDer mops;
2 dozen Rubber Mops arid Scrubs, at. the .
. HOUSEKEEPERS' EMPORIUM.
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Market Baskets, &c. - '
:o f nests Assorted . g e em a n
J J Baskets ; f
10 dozen assorted Square and Oval Cov
ered Baskets;.- - ,.
15 nests twines rsasKets;
10 dozen Split Feed Baskets; : ""
5 doaen Split' Bushel Baskets,
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? Brooms Wliisksr&c.r;
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O A DOZEN SHAKER BROOMS; :
&M 10 dozen Fancy Husk Brooms; '
- J.0 oozen r .mcj carpet n rooms; .
10 dozen Steamboat Brooms r
2(? dozen assorted Whisk Brooms, at the
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EMPORIUM.
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HOUSEKEEPERS'
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GROCERIES.
Eureka JBixxcXiii,
75 MAIN STSSET.;
Eureka Bazaar !
Just Received.'
Armstrong, Farr&r & Ludlow
Offers to buyers this splendid lot of
CJ-ROClrUmES,
At Redaced Prices :
100 BBLS CHOICE PEACH BLOOM PO
TATOES. - ' '
23 BBLS CHOICE SUGAR All grades.
10 SACKS CHOICE RIO COFFEE.
, 5 SACKS OliD GOVERNMENT JAVA.
1,500 LBS DRIED BEEF. . .
700 LBS HAM SAUSAGE. ' ,
800 LBS COD FISH. ' ...
2 CASES SARDINES Boxes. .
'I: 2 CASES SARDINES V, Boxes. . . ,.
.' 2 CASES SARDINES Whole Boxes. ',
tf 25 BBLS MOLASSES All grades. . . . (
5 BBLS CHOICE SYRUP.
1 TIERCE SUGAR-CURED HAMS.
2 TIERCES PLAIN HAMS.
2 TIERCES SHOULDERS,-,.. ; ,
, 5 BBLS CHOICE BEANS.
'5 BBLS DRIED PEACHES. -5
BBLS DRIED APPLES.
. 50 CASES PEACHES. .
2o CASS GREEN CORN.
' 23 CASS GREEN PEAS.
2 CASES PEARS. ' ? -i i
,. 25 CASES PINE APPLES.- . , . ,., ,
10 CASES QUINCES.
10 CASES PLUMS. -
' 10 CASES STRAWBERRIES.
10 CASES BLACKBERRIES.
5 CASES ASSORTED JELLIES. '
15 CASES PINE APPLE CHEESE.
2VDOZEN GALLON JARS PICKIiES. -40
DOZEN QUART JARS PICKLES.
75 DOZEN PINT JARS PICKLES. ,
And a 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 citv. We are determined
not, to he undersold bv any House.
Call and judge for yourselves, at 75 Main
Street.
ARMSTRONG, FARRAR & LUDLOW"
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t FAMILY GROC Y.
J..M.BLYTHE,
153 MAIN STR3EET, 153
Between Fifth and Sixth.
I would respectfully inform the citizens
of Evansville and the people generally,
that I have opened a First-Class Store, at
No. 153 Main street, for the saleof
FANCY ana STAPLE
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GROCERIES,
such as
MEATS,
BREADSTUFFS, . '
. . FRUITS, . . .,
, TEAS,
' COFFEES,
SUGARS,
OYSTERS,
&c.,&c, 1
a full stock of which I shall keep constantly
on hand for the benefit of those who may
favor me with their patronage, at the low
est current prices. . .
J. M. BLYTHE, f
nov7 153 Main street.
MeClTtHAK A MA.SOS,
Family Grocery,'
CENTER STREET (opposite Clark).
Eyansvillk, Istd. '
We have on hand a full assortment of
Family Groceries, which we otter to our
customers at as low. figures as they can be
purchased at any place in the city. .
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GROCERIES.
V1CRERY ; BROTHERS?
Groceries! CheaiiGroceries!
w : r - : :
We are now receiving large additions w
our stock of Groceries, bought at the very
lowest figures of the late decline, and will
take great pleasure in givingthe publlctne
benefit of our low purchase.
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We are Jelrm3nI. not to be tnder-'
, , old iy any IIon!" In the City
either i! or new.
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And will sell at cost, if necessary, to carry
out our determination. Oar Stock is lars
and comprises almost everything usually
kept in a first class ; .-
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FAMILY GROCERY..
We are just no w In receipt of a. nice assort
, , ment of
Ranging from $4 to S25. 1 Lovers of
MAPLE SUGAR AND MOLASSES ,
Will And some choice samnles at ourstore,
at a very great decline in prices. We have
a well assorted stock of Caused Goowa,
such as ' .
STRAWBERRIES, CHERRIES, RASP
BERRIES, PINE APPLE. PEACH
ES, PEAS, CORN, OUSTERS,
. ( LOBSTERS,. tc, Ac.
.-. ' ' ) ' '
Also. Extracts and Essences.- Our Phila
delphia and Cincinnati Soaps are equal to
those of any other manufact ere, and prob
ably a little cheaper, We will sell , ;
SUGAR; COFFEE, TEAS,
And other staple articles of Groceries at a
small advance on. ost. We have in store
a large stock of
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Lime, Piaster Parte & Cecent,
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Which we deliver l a any part "of ithe city,
and at the depot or river, free of drayaee,
and at as Iowa price as any house in the
city. ........
Our Vincennes House
Keeps us well supplied with Bran, Sh
Meal, Potutoes, Eggs, Butter, Poultry,
and
other articles 01 . . . -,
Country, . Produce. ,7
In fact, our facilities for ohtaihingCoOhtry
Produce of all kinds are better than, those
of almost any other House in the city.
j We call the attention of famines 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.,
, aplltf . . , i No, IS? Main St.
33 Locust Street : 35
D. WEAVER & CO.,
LOCUST STREET,
PROVISION STORE.
Keep constantly on hand and for 19,
' all kinds of ' " ' ' '
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS .
- ' li' VEGETABLES, Ac, C.
Green, Dried and Canned Fruit, Sugar-Cur-
... ,
, . . ed Hams, Dried Beefj and, ij
,.( fact, a general supply ;
- and variety of Groceries and Pro-
visions. Call and examine our Stock ' and
Prices, corner of Second and Locust
' " Sts., Evansville, Indiana. . ?
Nos.
33 and S5 Locust Street.
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BUSHELS EXTRA SEED
Oats, Just received and for sale
J. C. DUSOUCHET 4 CO.,
No. 19 Water Strt.