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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-05

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lighmert which enables 70 put up as neat JoD as
can he done ant " here il the State. Bring on your
cards hand bills. circulars, etc.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-05
Announcements.

Announcing candidates for State District Off
ten dollars; county do five; always in advance.
Obituaries and tributes of respect ten inessin
length charged for tho reg liar advertising rates
Marriages, deaths. and religious notices gratis.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-05

WE will keep on hand large and well selected
w stock of
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

SroP AND REFLECT. p. Elliott h
Son, at No. 50 Main street, are now re-
ceiving choice lot of Groceries and
Provisions, consisting of
7O0 bushels choice Neshannock Potatoes; ;
700 bushels Peach-blow Potatoes;
200 bushels White Sproutf Potatoes.
The White Sprout potatoes mature
three weeks earlier than the earliest po-
tatoes in this part ofthe country.
$4,000 lbs. No. Bacon Hams;
$4,000 lbs. No. Bacon Sides;
$500 lbs. Prime Bacon Shoulders;
10000 lbs. Prime Leaf Lard, in kegs
and tierces. Also, choice lot Of Gro
ceries, &c, &C., such as Sugars, Cotfeess
Teas, Baking Powders, Pickels, Canned
Fruits, &C.. Garden SEEDS, Onion Sets
7500kegs Dupont's Rife Powder;F
sl500.kegs Dupont's Blasting Powder;
y 100 half kegs Duponts Rife Powder;
SO cases assorted Canister Powder;
10000 feet Cotton Safety Fuse.
Gall aud examine at
m17dlwl NO. 50 MAIN STREET.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

.I l s +
WoRRIED.-The Courier is worried
about business notice that appeared in
the JOURNAL day before yesterday, calling
for nesting Of tie Manufactures of
the city, for Wednesday night at the City
Council room. Like that venomous rep.
tile from which he derives bis title, and
which crawls about in dog days, blind
and striking at every thing it hears, not
unfrequsutly biting ITSELF he strikes at
every thing too. Hs has so long been
used to cabals of darkness, the workings
of the "Knights Of the Golden Circle"
the " Sons Of Liberty, &c, that he sup.
poses every meeting called, the business
Of which is not explained to bis limited
understanding to bs some movement
to upset the trickstsring projects Of him
self and his little band of co-laboring
Copperheads. He, and a few Of his
class have, however, succeed but poorly,
In their hypocrisy. For his benefit we
will state that the business to have been
transacted by the manufacturers,. whose
business Interests be PROCESSES 10 repre-
sent in the South through the medium o.
his paper, was to devise means to re-
pair the canal and sdre The pGter. Oh
what mares nsstY be did find
Wonderful young mani Remarkably
keen sensa of penetration. We will
further state that two Of the manufAc-
turers most active in calling the meet-
ing, are Democrats, and have always
been. fl I'll Es 3th-fss.-
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

FATAL AccIDEEr.-We learn that an
accident occurred two miles above New.
burg, on Cypress creek, day before yes
terday, resulting in the instant death Of
a young man in the employ of Messrs,
Burs & Macy. We are informed that q
number ofmen were engaged in pushing
a coal boat up the creek, when the boat,
suddenly striking q tree, caused dead
limb to fall, killing the young man in
stantly, and seriously iDjuring Mr.. Burs
Our informant did not know the name
Of the deceased, but be informed MS that
he bad been Union soldier, had served
his time ont faithfully, and had returned
to his home in 0wensboro, KY, but that
be had been obliged to leave his home
on account Of bis Union sentiments
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

G. L. ACKNOWLEDGMENT Candidate.
o Never having taken an active part in
political matters, it 10 with some relnc-
tance on my part that have allowed my
name to be used, at the urgent request
of many of my friends, for the response
BILE position of furniture repairer and
varnisher. Being independent in poll
tics, and free from prejudice in religious
matters, therefore, citizens of all politi-
cal shades and religious creeds can rely
ON having their orders attended to in an
impartial manner. Ny place of doing
business is Nc. 72 Main street, second
floor, where / can be found during all
business hours, ready to attend to re-
pairing and vanishing all kinds Of fur
niture and chairs, hanging window
shades, curtains, &c, &c. Particular
attention given to upholstering in all its
branches.
Remember the Workingmen's eandi.
date. No. " Main street.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22
$500 Reward.

VETE WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD
w for the recovery OF the body Of Dewitt u.
Eyana, who was drowned on the e7ening Of the
I4th OF February, 1866, IN the Ohio river, oppo-
site the city Of Evansville, Indiana. DeWitt o..
Evans was about 2S years of sge, about feet In
height, light complexion, blue eyes, light hair,
cut close, and light moustaclss; had on, when
he left home, large iight-o0lored corduray hunt
ing coat, with two large pockets inside; light.
handkerchief, gold watch. with name o. @. Evans
ems raved on II, gold chein with gold cross
tached to 1t, checked shirt, pair Of shoes laced
mp in fro1t, one blsok wolen sock aad one white
cotton sock, pair Of black cassimere pants, ' ell
worn and old. feshioned a largo plain heavy gold
ring on tho third finger Of his left hand. As be
was returning from q bunting expedition, it Is
possible that be might have had his sho pouch,
powder flask, and other hunting accoutrementa
upon his person, 90 well as some game in his
pockets. BEN STINS5N, 4 70 x
S1LAS STEPHENS.
serse q - Jas. SOANTLIN, Ja.,
:ebI5tf Ii. @. STEPHENS. 4.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

CoMIEG.-BulIard' great Panorama
of New York City is coming, and will be
on exhibition at Masonic Hall on Mon-
day evening of next week, aud until the
Saturday following This grand work
of art will present one hundred and
Jsfty.tour views, all being objects of in
terest and Importance. 1t is painted on
1900 feet of canvas, and exhibits g
full view of all the important places in
New York. Our citizens win thus have
an opportunity of having q bird's 90
view" of the great city of New York i
as we'll as to witness and admire the tri-
umph of art. The advertisement may
be found elsewhere.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

BURGLARY AND RoBBERT.--Night be-
fore last some burglars entered the
house Of Prof Buck, on Fourth street,
by raising window, and entered the
room where Mr.. George Hitchcock
slept and robbed him of gold watch
and gold chain, his pocket book and .
few other articles, in all amounting TO
near 5000. Mr.. q. had slept soundly,
as be had been suffering from neuralgia
and lost good deal Of sleep previously,
After the robbery was committed he was
awakened BY the door being shut heayi-
ly. He at once arose and found that bis
wearing apparel was scattered all over
the floor, and on zexamination be found
that he had been robbed. The robber,
or robberG, made their escape without
detection. The watch was an ordinary
open-faced gold watch, quite plain.
The chain was heavy one of gold, with
splice in the center for attaching
pendant charms" The charms con.
sisted of an album, o Maltese cross, and
gold boot tNs& 40 - -
On the same night, we are informed.
the dwelling house of Mrs Harvey was
entered by means of q back stairway,
but we are not informed that the rascalG
were successful. We believe they did
not succeed in getting anything. We
hope the police may be able to catcf
these scoundrels. Suspicious characters
were also proving around in the vicini
ty of Eight and Walnut streets nigh
before last Look ont for thieves
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22
REWARD.
az 250 Reward.

II OsF FR0M THn sTBAMER MISSOURI, on
Ia the 5th day Of February, 1866, Dr. X. Il.
CAGE. He was fifty years Of age dark hair. turn.
ing gray; rather slim, but weli-formsds light
gray eyes; test lO1a inches hight wsA dressed
liz dark clothes I'm III scar on right check. He
had on his person 4 thou and & 70 hundred dol
lars viii give one-haif Of the above smSunt
so found upoa his persoai aud should there be no
mGney on his person, will give reasonable re
5Sard for the recovery CT tho body. hny one
finding the bcdy s<ill please eommuuicate imme-
diafely With Keller a White. Evansville, Ind.
mar2-n L. CAGE
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

s3l JEwELRY.-We dropped in at P. L.
Geiasler's yesterday. He was busy as a
mailer, fact that gratifed US We no.
ticed that he had something new sander
the sun" He has lot Of beautiful
badges for eight-hour-msn, and makes
them to order, of gold or silver. Go
and see him. He will do right by you,
g mar22 lw
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

s ALE.-That is not "what, ails" rs
though,-but It is a fact that the best
article we have tried Of that beverage,
came from the house of Messrs. Wing,
TahnIey & Co, No. IS, Main street,
where they have just opened house,
aud intend keeping full supply of the
beet. We speak of what we do know,
when we say that it is good article.
Give them call. They advertise in
this paper. Etgm
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

REMovAL.--We have removed our
sample and sale rooms to the new double
store, corner Main and Canal streets,
adjoining our foundry, (about two min
utes'. walk up Main street from our old
stand, where we shall be able to attend
to the wants of our friends much more
pleasantly than heretofore. Prices as
low as any house in the West. We man
ufacture all the goods we sell
RGLKER, BLouET & Co.
feh25- I'm.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

r WILL PAY A LIBERAL REWARD FOR
L the recovery Of the remains Ct my son, john
Vi. App,s sEho was drowued the Right Of the
l4th inst. in the Ohio river, opposite Evansville.
He was heavy set, hair brown and short, wore
small roustache and goatee, about five feet Gig ht
inches high, grey eyes; had On gain iaiehed
hu tting boots with yellow tops hal en- grey
Jacket with brass buttons, with lett r on them
also, heavy, coarse linen hunting coat, three out
side pockets On one side, and two large game
pockets inside striped iilssy vest, white shirt
grey Jeans pants. lie had on his bsrson gold
donble-case busting watch, with the name t4F.
w Cook" on the case outside
fbI9.1wd JOHN M. APP
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22
s@ On Sunday night last j. mai

sG- On Sunday night last q man
named John Long was robbed, on the
steamer General Lytle, of his porte mon
ale, containing $3.50 in greenbacka9 D he
had laid down to sleep on pallet on
the cabin floor, and when he awoke be
found himself minus his money, and the
thief gone, of course.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

nag A citizen Of Madison, Ind. pro.
poses to donate half a square of ground
in that city to a joing stock company, to
be used for the purpose Of erecting man
nfacturing establishments thereon.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

WHITE RIvER.-We learn that White
river continues to. rise, 1t all over
the low lands, and many farms are COM
pletely inundated The rains, of night
before last, if general, will swell the
stream still more. The Wabash is still
a big river, its waters having extended
nearly ten miles at Vincennes.s9
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

City and State.

Workingmen's Meeting.
There will be a meetingot Eight,
Hour men at the
|COURT HOUSE,
on THURSDAY EVENING, March %,
at 7 O'clock, on which occasion there
will be speeches and music, and good
time generally. ALI friends of the labor
movement are invited % be present, and
especially those who do not intend TO
turn traitor to the Union cause, while
striving for the interests of Ahe Work.
ingmeD.
The violent equinoctial storm of Tues
day evening prevented q large meeting,
but there were enough present to insure
large attendance on Thursday night
Come one, come all, and let as rally
for the Union, and for the cause Of ths
Work ingmen. GNA
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

HoRRoR OF WAR.--A Western soldier
who had been through all the campaigns,
was with Sherman on his march to the
sea, and in twenty of the fercess battles,
writes that ahe never knew the horrors
OF war till he got home to Indiana and
found that bis girl had married stay
at-home dry goods clerk"
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

s@ Fifteen barrels choice onions for
sale low, wholesale and retail, at the
New York Grocery, No, 72 Main street.
Also, some more Of those choice large
New York factory-made cheese, larger
and better .han ever before brought to
this market.
m2T-2t PARsoNs. ScovILE & Co.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22
A Card.

Having carried the Fall and Winter
seasons to successful termination, the
Nesc Metropolitan will remain closed
until the Corps DramGtique 10 thor
-oughly re-organized. Thankful for past
favors, remain the obedient servant of
the public. MARTIN GOLDEN.
MARRIOTT Ba scr 8Fa
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

B% Keep it before the peoplel Prof
Bucks is the place to buy your clocks,
watches and jewelry at the very lowest
gold prices, and to get your watches and
jeweIry repaired. mar l9-5t
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

pgA- The Unionists Of New York fred
one hundred guns in honor of the nomi-
nation of General Burnside for Governor
Of Rhode Island.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22
Local Notices.

cREscEEr CRY srLvEE BAND, ArTEE-
rIos.-You are hereby requested TO meet
this evening, at 7 o'clock precisely.
g. w. WARREN, Leader.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

BUrrER | BUrTERl BurrER l--All can
be supplied with fresh butter by calling
at the New York Grocery this morning.
KE PARSONS, EooYILLE g. Co.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

n@- Nat. Stein, formerly Of Lafay-
cite, Ind, has been appointed Postmas'
ter at Salt Lake City.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

SIyER BAND.--0ur musical friend
George Warren makes a call for the
Silver Band to meet this evening at 2
o'clock precisely.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

s@- The Seventh Kentucky Infantry
is soon to be mustered out of the ser
vice. It is2 thss last white volunteer
regiment id the servies, we believe =
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22
NoTICE.
Fira Limits.

w,r, Apply TO TIE COMMON coUNCIL
WILL si., ~ Evansville, for permission to
'1g 9rame stable, ls1z BY 20 feat, tEo stories .
sssss Ss@h 81 shs north part of lot No. o. block 81
Eastern Enlargsment. rupuru n a COOK.
niar21 2w
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

B6F The pigeons have left their roost
in Martin county, and taken up their
abode in Monroe county, near Bloom
ington..
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

g nG The reason why the Copperhead,
alluded to in the JouRsAL., doesn't pay
any attention to the Niger Rights Ed
itor of the JOURNAL is, because he is not
in the habit of shooting buck-shot at
mice Courier.
No. Nor was that :" Copperhead in
the habit of /" shooting buck.shot" at
the rebels who attempted TO destroy the
Government He is decidedly more in
the habit of 4 getting shot than shoot
ing in any direction. He didn't shoot,
No, not muchly. . GAEs.R Ak A
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

PENrsENTIARy.-The jury in the case
of Henry e. Hszekiah, tried at Indian
apolis on charge of conspiracy to de-
fraud insurance companies by burning
the Geranium saloon In that city, re-
turned verdict sentencing him to ten
years in the State prison. He used to
sell liquor in this city, and for conduct
to rebel soldiers and officers, together
with various disloyal acts, he was ordered
by Col Fosterto leave the city, and not
come within one hundred miles of the
Ohio river. Since that time he has
been holding forth ct indianapolis, we
believe, and has at last got his reward.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

No. A FIRE occurred in Yincennes on
Saturday night last, in the cellar of the
store of Lovely 3 Penny. fortunately
no great damage was done. 3 ael
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

S7REET CLEASnG.--We notice that
the City Councils Of most of our cities
in Indiana, are making active prepara-
tions for thorough cleaning of the
streets and alleys, while the citizens are
alive to the Importance Of cleaning
their premises Il is thought that the
cholera will surely visit our country this
Spring or Summer at farthest, and it is
matter of first Importance that we be
prepared for it BY thqropgh Oh cleansing
of the city. ss.ssa ~ iaes s1s's .
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

DR, IEN1s.-The New, Albany Com.
mercial speaks of q certain DR.. Innis,
who has for some time been healing the
people Of that city Of "aIl manner Of
Diseases" decamping, absquatulating'
vamosing the rancho, and otherwise
making himself scarce about that city,
leaving his landlord the sole heir to an
unsettled board bill Of about $57-all in
legal tender, or other bankable notes.
The same--ws presume it is the same
Dr.. Innis had rooms in this city for a
while last summer, during which time
he cured, as appeared from his bills,
from time to time about a thousand
cases. We believe that he left no friends
to mourn his departure, at this place,
but quietly went off in vapor bath. =
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

Ar HoNE.-Hon. w. z. Niblack is at
home now, at Vincennes. The Jndgs
will return in Eve or six days to Wash
ingson.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22

A CALL-Yesterday we had the
pleasure of call from J. n Silver
thorn, Associate Editor of the JOURNAL,
who has, since the first ofaJanuary nm
tilnow, been confined 70 bis room with
serious spell Of sickness. 1t was FOR
long time expected that he would not
survive, but q hitherto strong constitu-
ton, together with the most careful at
tention, bore him through, audsit will be
gratifying to his numerous friends here
as wsIlas elsewhere, to learn that be ia
once more on his feet, though he is ex.
cesding feeble yet He has lost much
of his former rotundity, but is now i'm
proving, though slowly. He hopes to
be able to resume bis duties at an early
day.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22
FOR SALE.
Land for Sale.

4HMU IuT EIIC.
NINE HUNDRED ACRES, COMPEL ed OF
1$ eectio,s 30 and . part OF 30, Knight town
ship, Vanderourgh comfy, Indiana, miles from
Evansville, between the Canal and Newbur road
250 acres In cultivation, 200 6ezd ned, ana the
balance Sell tmbered This Is one oil the mos
desirable tracts Of land being offered for sale
in Southern ludlapa 1t will be divided 20 suls
purchasers. For particulars inquire cf W. W.
Crawford ct w. T. Noel Co.'S, Alvah Johnson
Real Estate Agent, Third street, Evarssiiie, or
fsb2s-im BRAEDEIs 4 CRAWFORD
a Farm, CONTAINING ls0 ACRES, rs
"a acres of>which are cleared; ID situated on
ths Ohio River, about eight miles above smith.
land For further particulars enquire Of
Janl7 J Q. DusoUoHET co.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22
Work ingmen,
TUnion copy

- '-'o'' WI - ; - - - -
q sGSr 1t is reported that the late high
water has caused a great destruction OF
property along the Wabash sriver,A espe.
cially In Tippecanoe county.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22


REvlVAL-A very interesting reli-
giousrevival is in progress at Blooming
ton in this State, and large number
have been converted and added so'the
M. E. Church. There have been seventy
aecessions to the Church since the
meeting began. Among those added to
the Church, large proportion of stu
dents of the State University, is re-
ported. Rev. Hiram Gilmore is the
Pastor Of the Church, and he is labor
ing most faithfully for the cause of
Christianity. His sermons are pleas
ing and interesting, practical and to the
point The work is still progressing
with wonderful success. 9lgRz0 A aES
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22
7 2 = =
WANTED.

YxTANTEDs-AfEN WHO HAVE FROM ONE
w to two hnndred liars 10 investa are In
vitad to call at the wa,hington HOUSE and ex
anime the most useful invention Of the ego.
From S20 to $40 can made every day TIE
article il used in every mily, and pays one thou-
sand per cent, profit.
mar22-2t JOHN WEAVER.
VETAETED.--A FEW MORE BOARDERs OAE
wv be accommodated with private Boarding at
Mrs. r. JONES Boarding House, corner Of
Chestnut end Canal streets marie lw
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-22
The Insurance Commissioners to
the Legislature

4AU 44b 0h 44@C QG14AAA10AS41A w
the Legislature:
"The Etns Insurance Company, of Hartford,
one Of the most successful Fize Insurance Conn
panies of this or any other country" eSGs
o fss,n
"Connscticut Companies follow the rules and
practices OF the Etna almost as carefully as II
they we're embodied In statute lsw." e4N
again, pointing to errors of practice In New
York Companies. the EtnR's success ful manage
ment and solid rules called TO their attention
thus:
"It still remains more matter OF wonder than
Imitation in the insurance world"
"B- what subtle alchemy has this corporation
been enabled to turn its fullpaid capital into the
philosophers stOnef,'
"The extraordinary events which lave distin-
guished fits unparalleled financial histoiy.n
THE AVERAGE LOSSES PER DIEM IN THE
UNITED STATES, AT THIS PERIOD OF
THE YEAH, AREsAB0GT S25O, 900.
THE ETELEGRA RAPH DAILY SOUNDS
STARTLING NOTES OF WARN
ING TO ALL PRUDENT
PERS0HS.
DO not neglect the Security OF Reli-
able Insurance..
Policies issued without delay By
j. w. NExsEN, Agent.
Evansville, Tnd.
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instructions ere now on their way 10 Admiral Pareja
directing him hold his hand In the meantime comes
the unreasonable news that the Spanish admiral has
captured by the enemy. II may be that the
spanish government, having . formidable revolt
70 deal with at home and knowing that their foreign
policy "a by no means satisfactory 70 the intelligent
portion OF the Spanish Opeople will bs wise enough
to avoid further embarrassment BY refraning from this
purposeless war with Chile They better afford to
put up with tIinng defeat, even by an enemy they
affected 70 hold cheap than 70 weaken ne naval and
which is eminontly dstasteful 10 the Spanish people,
and s assigned by General Prim one of the causes
and leading onewhich has induced him to place him.
self at the head OF an armed revolt few days will
probably decide in the meantime ne probabilities are
ar on tse side Of ne Continuance Of the rita CAa,