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lIAOET LsE.
G. KHATE
BORTABLE
STEA VI ENGIrt
Circular Saw Mil Works
Corner PirstandPine andsoou1 nd
Kim Streets
EVAN.VILnE. I.nIAM..
Forlable E4ginss (agsg min si
Portable CircaLaf Sqtg Mk


The usual amount ~ steam urrT ~
saving with lV lne EgFfiBle Circu.nr
Mil is upfu ltl % ll3 pounds prl
square iHcn. 4 have reduced EhiH
and Fa GulrH only fEgm 3D. lu Eu Dor
square luCh. nt which steam III Uua CONS
HldaFHa tu Lh8 ieMHt a@mmgFuunt aaN %. e.
the aafna Time moro economical IH
saving ~ fuC.i DC. We append tH. #.#a
Ing carinCaia OF Gle nrHf uf 10Y urH
Portable Mlll1, f1r tae noting auU U aI
perusal OF ln Hyofl ana HlI chose
lg HuFehaae. ana solicit q can ana
cranfnai'su. lulv now being rU
naud aud making. mounted uu II."
wooden Wharln, Win vide lIfa1 uuN
iron SKIES aasiig afHHu nom ... l4
hl WagE ready fll operation tu ~ Tow
Afas MMATE ia-.NHa Portable N.u
furn lalfed nae. consider 81 aHffrflr a.#
pErfact tu every respect Ha any
over saw uuG IlHHE5 uaaa Cd
HtE an Tor ron ming a double CT HU. ~
circular saw min fur 8 COMMON nr.
uoa1. au average u49'l WeIEf U
iu,u95 fees of lumber oa1gf Win III n0alial
~ steam. a. u. GAnulIU
LVuuWiLin AuIa
MARION, KY, September g. leIb.
AIT, q Arhiz, Evansville ludst
5GM-Mo take great pleasure ln giving
our testimony 90 the excellence or H9HA
Portable
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Tobacco Factories
FOR SALE.

TIME FOLLOWING TOBACCO
~ Stemeries situated as follows;
At CurdsvIlIe, Daviess County, KY, To-
bacco House. Capacity 20 handle 4OOOOu
pounds.
Ashbysburg. Hopkins Co., KY, Tobacco
House. Capacity 10 handle SJOOOO pOuI Dis.
TayIor's Landing, Mclean Co., KY, To-
bacco House. Capacity TO handle NOJsOO0
pounds.
Livermore, Mclean Co, KY, Tobacco
House Capacity 70 handle OOoOOO pounds
Sacramento, Mclean Co Ky, Tobacco
House. Capacity to handle lbO,OoJ pounds
Ceralvo. Ohio Co. Ky, Tobacco House
Capacity TO handle 400sOO9 pounds.
Hartford, Ohio Co., Ky, Tobacco House
Capacity 10 handle S0O.0O pounds.
Cromwell, Ohio Co, KY, Tobacco House
Capacity TO handle 250,OOO pounds.
Rochester, Butler County, KY, To-
bacco House. Capacity TO handle 10000
pounds.
Raleigh, Saline Co, Ills, Tobacco House
Capacity to handle 250,OO0 pounds.
Enterprise, Spencer Co, Ind. Tobacco
House. Capacity to handle 100000 pounds
Richland, Spencer Co.. Ind, Tobacco
House. Capacity 10 handle 100000 pounds
All of the above stemeries are located
In the best producing tobacco sections
and are in complete order, having screws
tobacco sticks, and all other necessary
tobacco; together with the ONCE Cooper
Shops, Stables, and Lands thereto a.
taehed. All or any OF tae above VIII DC
sold below their value.
For further particulars inquire OF VIZ
g. FORD. Evansville, Ind, or II. II. ARK
| ENBURGH, 30 Broad ST., N. X. oell-2n
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No. 1885,
United States MarshaFs Notice.
iTFED STATES OF. AMERICA, 90.
n-Iaa Il If Of TnaHnnn -

UNITED STATS OF a, A99I.E sA. IS:
XRFH EREASs libel of information
w was fled IN The District Court of the
United States for the District OF Indiana,
On the 18th day OF October, 1870, by Thomas
III. Browne, Esq, District Attorney on be-
half OF the United states, against 900 ~
gars, seized al said District for an alleged
violation OF the revenue laws, and pray
lug process against said property, and that
the same may be condemned and sold
therefor.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance of the Mo-
milton under the seal OF said Court 70 me
directed and delivered, I do hereby give
public notice to ali persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man
ner interested therein, that they be and
appear before the District Court OF the
United States, TO be held at the City of In-
dfanapolis, In and for the District OF Indi-
ana, on the first Monday OF December
next. at 10 O'Clock of the forenoon OF that
day, then and there TO interp3se theiT
claims and make their allegations In
that behalf.
BEN. SOONER, Marshal u. 81.
Affeat. ]. d. ROWLAND, OK. uOVH
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0RANDVIEW, ND O0T

0RAHDVIEWi IND, O0r
Mr.. q. Kraft, IGvonaVilie. Ind.i
GIR-EucloEof please nud GiU. .HH U1.
anee due on tho Portable Steam
Saw Mill, This mill was uurcn a rHH.
Vou two months since. and nn
thoroughly Tested ft, a Go moot rIr
momt with you 90 speak my m
gard 20 the Eamol have 90 HaW tIH
can safely recommend an % mI
perfect nmtiffmctiou tu Saw M
procure what you aald-a com
and Engine.
have run Steam Engines fOr l# H
twenty years, and have never
Boiler and Eugiuo that haa 800 Ht##
steam with lhg only fuel i use l.
taken from lho log direGtl.
We consider tic Mill and sos ... .U
Do ail that can be desired 90
every respect. ANY EefH0m W H..# +.
know At these are Hil positive a#H
true aaaertiunns can ind utnnI
atration Of ~ by calling on uH nt
Koura, very truly
cell WM. CADICh A. d.
Other alEof for fnrm and plan
aud All other requirement.
nov ib-em D
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EVANSVILLE ROLLING MILL
DonB < Lloyd. Projectors.

Corner at ana p-zri ls.s Eveusvif'a. md.
slaalIfaa tLlrara ~ lll ziElEfs - "a erchant-
ahie iron. ~ Is. The All lEet- rice paid
Tor old iron Ia cash OF 10 neH No. ta-ters
ssa.Vad a. no, l62 Main alrest, laepi4 1Ias
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN,

Great Social Evils and Abuses,
Which interfere with MARRIAGE. with
sgsrs means Of RELIEF Tor the krTinK and
IN. sorfunafe. diseased and debllitafed
E5anf M scaled letter envelope, free OF
ef5erga Address HOWARD SAN frAHY
aIT5 -aasOUiATlOhs NO. z South Ninth
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Steam Circular Saw MlL

The one we purchased OF you o. .Ha
August last hos given entire Haii
We are satisfied that With proper
Will saw fifteen hundred foot OF uu.
hour On th8 whole wa think WuN H#
great reason d congratulate WQur1
having conatructed most eMcollauI #.
which Will doubtless auueroede q
atFueted upOu other pfinclpllls
gentleman, mr.. John Walt whom #
sent 90 put tie mill uu ana starr #. r.. A=#
seems - ho Eu excellent nncnln I... #.#
friends who W messed him Wurl lNHH
he IS the best sawyer that lney nH
BeGns You could not have sent
machimigt aud sawyer or ono tn
nave given more HmhinfnuttoMs wi
70 cav with 90 Tbs OF steam % say
log. Your hLill iH iuaB what SO .HH
mend 10 % DO.
Yours, truly
hep9-nn ELDER ~
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We are indebted to A. S. III. White,
chef clerk Of the Department Of the
Interior, for bound copy Of the Re
port on milan Afairs-a valuable
book.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A SCHOOL HISTORY OF THE UNITED |
STATES from the Discovery Of America /
illustrated with Maps and EngTavIngs.
New XorE HARPER & BROTHEEs. Gin (
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third, War Of the Revelation;
fourth, the Administrations Of Wash
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LIpPNcoTT's MAGAZINE for De-
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Chat from Andalusia. by Florence
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Day, Poem. The Geysers Of Cali
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Sir Harry Hotspur, of Humblshwaite,
a Novel, part VII, by Anthony Troll
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Engines.

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EVANsVILLE. INDIANA.

REPAIRING done at short notice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-19
Republicans stand to Your Guns.

The legislation of this winter presents a spec
,acie of partisan ship run wild. Apparently OBJ.
livious of the fact that times have changed
greatly the unreasoning majority of our legsla-
tors furiously fight the inevitable, clingng to
almost obsolete ideas of the past with pertinac-
ity and enthusiasm singulary ridiculous. TAX
ing the Legislature as sample, the Democratic
party is perfectly drunk with success. Bills
have been passed this winter, and more are pro-
posed, that no single member dare go before the
people and defend, save on the single ground
that it was partisan measure. The Democracy
obtained signal victory last year, but their
leaders, destitute of discretion, propose to fight
the battles of the rebellion over again. They
will accomplish just about as much as did Mrs
Partington in mopping the Atlantic out of hei
house, and the task they have assigned them.
selves is just as hopeless. The people are ST.
lently watching, rejecting Democrats themselves
are becoming disgusted wi the programme be-
ing urged on the ground of partisan necessity.
Ehe following significant article, from the Shasta
Courier Of the 18th instant, shows the feeling
which is aroused throughout the State
report has leaked out up this way-based
on coat initial revelation of the contents of a Sc
cret San Francisco circular directed to certain
quarters ia this county-to the effect that an i'm
portant political movement will probably be in
iatiated soon after the adjournment of the Legis-
dsatare, and that certain important prelimina-
ries are now being arranged. 1t is understood
that this new movement is necesstated by the
change of situation consequent on the certainty
of the ratification of the fifteenth amendment,
the extreme partisan record being made by the
majority in the Legislature, lin favoring such
measures AS the 3" Hardy 4" +" Hall, !" (" Asylum -
and " Denman" bills, well as the determina-
tion OF said majority to disregard pledges of
economy and ''rake the treasury" It's believed
that it IS possible to elect a Governor State Of
Ulcers and Legislators that wW be hostile to mo-
noP0lies, special legislation and true to pledges
of economy and low fees, and who will also
cheerfuly recognize the Southern Confederacy
as dead letter, and acknowledge the suprem-
acy of the Federal Union and the legality and
binding force Of the amended constitution of the
United States. 1t is not necessary for US to hint
10 our readers that there are hundreds of men in
this State, now recognized as members of the
present Democratic party, who loyal men at
heart, and true in their allegiance to even the
amended constitution and the Union restored by
the sword. If there are Fowlers, Gwins and
Henleys in the State, there are also AxtelIs Sell
bys and Tompkins. Mere party names need not
necessarily separate real Union men or prevent
unity of political action. Union men have every
reason to be hopeful-it is sometimes darkest
just before dawn. The spirit of the immortal
Broderick yet lives in the land
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-19

The DARIEE SHIP CANAL.--The attempt to
make canal across the Isthmus of Darien--the
dream and the despair of so many centuries--s,
beyond doubt the most formidable enterprise
of this very enterprising age. The way of the
Suez Canal, along the level sands of a marshy
desert, was child's play in comparison with a
work that must be forced through wilderness
of savage hills lying between Caledonia Bay and
the river Savanna, the region in which Lieuten-
ant Strain and his party suffered so terribly,
The very survey will be an achievement for men
of courage and ability. For this, however,
Commander Selfridge and his people are we'll
prepared, and will do every thing that can be
expected from them. Their great hope is 10 find
some springsin in the ridge that runs through the
Isthmus, some depression that would allow q
level favorable to the meanderiug course of the
canal and We hope for the sake of the present
generation that some such accident of nature
may be discoverable.--N. Y. Times.