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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-03
Tho Necessity for AdyertIsing.


We find in the Cincinnati CONNER
cial of Sunday some correspondence
which demonstrates the necessity for
judicious and systematic advertising
so clearly, that we transfer it to our
columns for the benefit of our bust
ness men. Letters similar to those we
copy from the Commercial are fire.
quently received in our city. But
while now and then a business mar
will take the trouble to write and
ascertain whether the character Of
goods he wishes can be purchased in
our city, scores will send their orders
to points where they know they will
be promptly filed. 1t would seem to
be a work of supererogation to at
tempt to convince business men of the
absolute necessity of making their
business known through the columns
Of a widely circulated newspaper. Yet
we know of wholesale merchants IN
our W city who declare that it does
no good to advertise. Because their
customers do not say to them, 1--WE
saw your advertisement, and came to
see if you will do as we'll by us as you
promise" they conclude hat the ad-
vertisement has not been seen, or has
had no influence. But without null
tiplying words, we submit the CORE
spondence of the Commercial aud ask
our merchants and manufacturers to
think about it:
The first two letters are directed to
the Postmaster of Cincinnati, and the
third to the editor of the Commercial:
"WEsTPoRT, Mo-, Feb. %, 1869.
"SIR: Will you please inform me
where | can find a wholesale millinery
establishment In this western coun-
try. We all go to Chicago or New
York to buy our goods. I know
goods are sold very low at retail in
Cincinnati. If they will sell as low
as they do in the East, | would rath-
er buy in your place. If your goods
are lower, you will get a great deal OF
custom from the West. Please give
this to a wholesale gentleman, or send
me their cards. Respectfully,
CAIRO, ILL.,, Feb. %, 1869.
Sir: | have requested the Post
master to hand you this, as | could
not find any advertisement In any of
the papers of Cincinnati.
Have the politeness to send to the
address of the writer one of your
Vnnnhnnon ooEalo-,o1 aan&oTDSno
your Wholesale prices, together with
your price for cuttings of good varie-
ties.
As you have no agency commits
sion to pay, L suppose YOU would
make some allowance, &c.
I'VE want hardy and sturdy nlants.
for cold frame propagation. and some
bedding plants.
+" Respectfully, IT.
"P. s. Please have the Kindness r.
hand inelosed to the best and most
reliable florist with whom you are ac.
quanted, who has reliable greenhouse
plants"
CONVENTION, OWEN CoUNTYKY..l
February 10, 1869.
"GENTLEMEN-I want a watch. 9
frst-rate time apiece, plain, &c. | wan
it for use,.sand of American manu- ac
ture. | am a subscriber, have looked
over your paper to find the articl,
advertised. but have not found it
Some persons have told NE that such
articles are made at Waltham, Massa
chusetts. Why don't they advertise
May be the thing is f~izzling out. OF
that the article is not worth attention
Say in your next about it. b."
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ta12d&w3m Tsp New York City.
MOw TO GET PATENrs.-For opin

HOW To GET PATENTS.-For oDiu-
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ton. For application, send model, not
over one 1901 IN size, and SO first Govern
mt MT aud lamp fees. specifications, draw
1ngs, caveats; assignments prepared; re-
tected claims prosecuted. Also, inlerfer-
ences, extension OF patents, and appeals.
Address MUM II CO, No. 3 Park Row,
New York. tsp II de22 d3m
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Colgate * Co..
Fragrant Toilet Soaps

ARE PREPARED BY Skilled WORK.
czen from the best Materials, aIsd are
Known AS II STANDARD 81 DkALsR
AND CUSTOMERS.
sold EVeTUI0heTe. ldec
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10th Patches, FreckIes q Tan.

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY Ton
hose BROWN DIsCoLoRAFIONs on lace
PeTTy's Moth and FFeckle Lotion. Pre-.
Iared only by DIR. b.. c. PERRY, ~ Bono
street, New York. Sold every where.
nar26 d6m
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SB- How rely mothers suffer the O
4 seeing tl-CIr - tie ones snatcheJ ava
rom them | le WhoopIng Cough, OF
Otptherts, N.LcU single bottle OF PoIand's
White RiL 49, IOuHd would have saved
she bak v. tieC tits tnfaIlibIe.
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BROOM
III & MAURER,

Broom NIanufacGurera.
We desire notifying the public that we
are Keeping on hand all sorts of Blooms,
Factory on Third and Ingle SITS. (de7 d3m
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rANCx DYE o
z. GRAuPNER.

DYER IND SCOURER,
FIFTH STREET, bet. Oak and Cherry.
silk, Wool, Cotton, &c, cOlored to order.
All work warranted, end any damages
promptly paid. lmaH d6n
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Sale OF Unclaimed Goods.

FEO WHOM H MAY CONCERN !:
Notice is hereby given that all unclaim-
ed GODS left at the Builders Emporium,
Water street, between Locust n Walnut,
Evansville, Indiana. and remaining on
hand one year, will be sold at Public Auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, at the Auction
Room OF Hiram Nelson, Esq, Locust
STR ct, oppOSite the Post Office. on The 4th
day OF May, 1859. a list of the goods can
be seen 10y calling at the Builders EInpo-
mum. BABCOCk Il STEELE.
February Sd, 1869. d2m.
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.In.t What You Want.

Just What You Want.
UYE HAVE IN STORE THE FOR.
w lowing. in prime condition, watch
is offered To the trade:
% BARR JowIS. IN brine;
rs Hams, in bulk;
SO tierces No. / heJtle rendered Land;
. kegs No. | kettle-reudered Lard;
so bags Potatoes;
800 bags Oats;
40 bags RedtOp eed:
3 barrels choice Family Flour;
IS barrels extra White Wheat Flour,
BABCOCK n STEELE,
Water St, bet. Locust and walnut,
Evansville, md
fe4 -BHitderS' Emporium.
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Dead
Terrible Sacrifice

In order to make room for Spring Wear
A complete stock OF Domestic Goods OF
every popular brand, n nj h lowest
prices, can always be found at SchapIei
Bussing q Co. =, NOS AZ and ~ Main Street.
In short, they have everything To make
the "Outer" appearance
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Santa Claus

Is at hand, and every loved one expects q
valuable gift, buy "A Florence sewing Ma
chine, winch rs easier learned. less Liable
to get out Of order, and does moIe varieties
of work Without change than any other.
Every Machine warranted Ia give tatistac-
ton, or ne money refunded. rrice 600 aud
upward. Twenty pieces OF Gray 1WiLiGi
Flannel, worth 40 cents, which we VIII sell
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OF Life

Beautiful and agreeable, all Of which viii
be sold as cheap as they can be found any
where. ldelz
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-09

and could bo,h se,ss tbetn aud recover the pro-
perty. TheJ vere reterred to the bsnk1
counsel. To him they stated their case, said
that they could take tie lawyer to ahouse
where the men were engaged IN alseang the
number OF the bonds. aud asked for the ser
uoe at present OILY enough money - pay
their expenses. Tho banks counsel refused 10
give them any encouragement, saying that the
bank did not caro- about toe .hieves, bus ant
ed the money. He referred them to The other
detectives who were engaged in the csse snd
bowed them out. Mesars. Young and keIso
refused to have anything to do with the oase,
and the Sun pays that the two volun-
teer detectives have now gone into the
case on their owl hook and will con-
tIuue to work it up. The olew ls
said to be inform ,tion gwen by wo-
man, loLg the mistress Of q notorious thief.
A short time before the Ocean Bank robbery
he went to her for money. and persuaded her
to give Il on the assurance that "big joD'
was coming. The man and woman have quar-
relied SINCE that time, aud the woman has given
information which has led to Watching certain
characters. The latter persons, 1T is said,
hsve been told of the suspicicns entertained,
and have partially confessed to complicitv IN
tho robbery. It seems strange thnt these
things, If true. should he told before the arrest
of the su .pccted thieves, but furtnof lnforma-
tion ,s promised to be forthcoming N short
time
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CHARLES TON.
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 9. fsss
tho .Party" squ.bsie.

The letter Of Senator Sawyer in reply
to the rejoinder D.. Mickey, which sp-
pears in our columns this morning, will, we
hope, close this branch Of the newspaper
discussion between the leaders Of the op'
posing wings Of the South Carolina Rsdi.
Gals. One hint We may be allowed to give
to the angry disputants. It is more i'm
portsut to the white people Of the State to
know that, man Is capable and honest,
than to learn that he is or is not sound
Radical Republican. Dr.. Msckey and Sem
ator Sawyer and Representative Bowen
rate each other roundly, each accusing the
others Of being traitors to the Radical par
~ and false to the dusk7 voters who hoist
cd them into Office. But not o word Is said
Of the integrity and probity Of the rival po-
litieians. Whether Mr.. Sawyer, or DR..
Msck.y, or Mr Bowen is preparing to sell
out "ths party" We neither know nor care;
but We should like to know whether the
Radical leaders think that the men who
hold the high places in the, politiost syna-
gogus are personally worthy Of confidence
and trust. This is the point which m'st
interests the readers of TIE NEWS. So.
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selves ~ frensn while tho city pays the
bill. But We arc informed that, il the
white Fire Department be broken up,
the underwriters will refuse altogether
to insure property in Charleston, or will
double or treble their rates. This danger
is staring us in the faes, whatever our po'
li,ics or physical complexion. We repeat
it, A perseverance in the scheme Of astab-
fishing. oolored Fire Department in
Charleston, as proposed by Alderman T.
Msokey, will, in all probability. lead to
the breaking up Of the white Fire Depart
ment. And the breaking up Of the white
Fire Department will either make it impos-
slble to insure our property at all, or 80
raise the rates that insurance will be out
of the question. This is consideration
which goes home to every man who has
dollar of his own. II will not touch the
feelings of those who have all to gain and
not q cent to lose. With the Mackeys it
may have no weight.
Even the old colored Are companies are
now, we understand, opposed to the passage
of fAlderman Mackey's bill. They See what
she feeling of the community is, and they
have sense enough to perceive that they will
be the losers in the end if they deliberately
run counter to the interests Of the tax pay
ers Of the oity. Uulike Alderman j.
Msckey, these oolored man have no party
axe to grind. They do not wish to form a
new Union League iu the guise Of Fire
Department. They do not wish to organize
q body whose functions will be "repeater"
voting and controlling elections, instead Of
running with the machine and putting out
fires. They do not wish to see themselves
brought down to the level Of those who will
only be fremen on parade days and when
money may be drawn. We do not belieye
that the proposed bill has more friends
among the respectable colored people than
it has among our white citizens.
The motives which led Alderman T. j.
Mackey to introduce the bill are clear and
plain, and if he osu lash Council into adopt.
ing the bill he must be the first person to be
held responsible for whatever troubles or
dangers may follow. -
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The Losomotiv. Business.

We ohesrfully give place in to.day's
News to letter from "veritas," defending
the action Of Governor Scott in the little
matter Of that Lsurens locomotive. We
have but word of comment II Governor
Scott be indeed as innocent in this trans
action as '.vsritss" would have US believe,
how comes it that the Attorney General, a
brother R ,dioal, and hailing from CLINE
at least as loyal as that of the Governors
own OHIO, has officially affirmed, in writing,
the precise statement of facts given in I He
News! Nov, as between the learned law
officer of the State aud our jealous aud dis
interested Executive, which are We to be-
lievs? t-.a...
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GDr. atieHal.

University OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
u The next Session will begin on the FIRST Mon.
DAY IN OCTOBER, aid continue without iutermis
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Advantages are offered at this Institution to Stu
dents In Law the graduates being entitled to prac.
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course of rst ucton beiaQ e1 enslve aud thorough.
WI. two written ex Iminatons during tho session y
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Expenses for -tssiou Of nine months: Annual
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The secretary of the Faculty, Rev. c. BRUCE
WALKER. R. W. BtRNWRLL.
Chairman o. Faculty
Columbia, g. c., August .. 1859.
August 6 fmw24
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The letter from planter Of Edisto Is
land, printed in another part Of to-day g
News, will be gratifying intelligence to the
thousands Of uur readers VINO are lnreres-
ted, more or less directly, iu the sea island
crop. The suggestion that those to whom
the planters are looking for needed advances
should at once take Measures to satisfy
themselves Of the real extent Of the danger
from the caterpillar, is timely and sensible;
and VIC trust that it may be acted upon
without delay.
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fost aub }ouno.

T OSr, ON SATURDAY NIGHT, BE-
i TWEEN tho Upper Wards Market and Eliza
belh.street q PO KErBooK. containing three ten
dollar bills one two dollar bll and small change,
together with q letter from Nancy Anderson, and
several receipts and due bills The Under vii please
leave 1t ct THIS OFFICE. or at ABRAM HUGER'S,
No. 4S E'izabett.street. A liberal reward will be
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Authorized Capital .l................s5 .oot

FIRE AND LIPB DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE
and distinct BY charter SO. 600 paid into the In
surarcs Depar. .mcut of ueorRia n corning to law
for the beueft of the assured in this Company
stockholders wealthy aud responsible gentiemen OF
Georgia.
purely Southern Company. allowing only six
per cent OF its earnings to the stockholders; the
rest the proats divided among the Policyboiders
on the ntIbution plan.
Fire Department lius been in successful opera
ton for Biz months, and has already accumulated
handsome assets.
Lie Department In full and successful operation,
aud vieing with old companies in its success.
All Of its Policns non-iorfestsble. and OF every
description OF Life and Endowment, together with
an An. uity table and return premium plan.
No RESTRICTIONS upon travel, place Of residence or
occupation.
Women insured ON same terms as men.
Loans half CT i,s premiums. No notes tnksn.
oYTTcKRs:
WI. LAYTON, President.
J.C. McBURNLY, Vice. President
R.J. LIGHTFOoT, secretary.
c. F. McCAY, Constituting Actuary.
P. d. WRIGHT. Examining Physician.
This Company Is now prepared to take risfs either
In the Fire or Life DEPARTMENTS, and socits share
OF the patronage of the city xnd state.
j. G. HOLMES, Jr..
General Agent for South Carolins.
Loeal an Travelling Agents wanted In all parts oi
the sta'e. Liberal commissions allowed or q sal
ary II preferred. Applications t. be made tc
J. g HOLMES. Jr.. General Agent, No. 35 Broad
street. Charleston, S. O.
July q pkc vim
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University OF VIHGISIA..-THE
~ Session OF this Iusdtuiion co nmenees annu.
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the ITALIAN e in the progress OF the session.
For details send for catalogue.
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WInss, Giau0rs, Gtr.

n l. d w HIS KIEs.
iHE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN.
NOUNCE that tlIev have been appo:nte by Mes. rs
HENRY =. HANNfs 4 Co.. of Philadelphia their
sole Agents TOR the Stite Of South Carolina for the
sale OF their crlerrIted ACME. K Xxx xxx. Xxx.
NECTAR CABINET and o.her brands uLD Rye
WHI,H
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Liberal contracts wi l be m ie Tor Ia &c lot; of
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JUANTRD. AGENTS FOR THE AMsRI-
w CAN FARMERS' HORSE BOOK. IN both Eng
lish and German. BY Robert Stevhrt v. ~. OF Miss
he WORK covers the whole ground Of the breeding
aud raising, and the treatment o! horses sno mules,
bo.h In sickness and health. II has woD its vsv to
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