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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-26

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Mr. @. Kratz, Evansville, Ind
8IR-Encloged b ease ind gi00. fhe
ance due on the Portable Steam Dlrea
Saw Mill. This nil Woa purchased 8
you two months since, and 90 have g
thoroughly tested 10, A 60 meet nay ea
mant with you ~ speak my mind -
gard 70 the Eamel have 90 say thnl nos
can safely recommend AZ % OIL Qelll
perfect satisfaction IN n Saw Mtll, and
procure what you saba complete
and Engine.
I have run steam Engines for Ghe
twenty years, and have never handle
Boiler and Engine that hes 90 easily
steam with the only fuel A uEe Green
taken from the log uiroetls
We consider the Mil and ft1 cnpouit
be ell that can DO desired OF Saw MA
every respect any person WHINING
know AZ these are ali positive facts
true assertions, can md ample zen
Btratlon Of 40 by calling on Us 81 fhe M
Yours, very truly
cell WM. CADlCK & DAWlO
Other sizes for iarm ind plantation
NOV iB-sna q. WHA1
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From the Boston Journal

Catholic View OF th0 R0pe's POSITION.
According to Archbishop Spalding,
who is the leading prelate of the
Roman Catholic Church in America,
Pope Plus TX is in a much worse po-
sition than most men had supposed
or in other words, that the absorption
OF Rome by Italy is q far more import
ant step than the public generally
had imagined. He maintains that
the Holy Father is a prisoner to all
intents and purposes" that the in
vasion of the Papal territory by King
Victor Emanuel transcends in guilt
sny outrage Of the century" that AhS
pIeD1sclte srlDm1tUed TO the people was
q sham and a farce; and that "the
Ecumenical Council would have lasted
a year or so longer if it had not been
for this treacherous invasion" There
were, he adds, forty important ques-
tons left untouched when the Coun
oil broke up. Why did it break up,
| then? Because, says this prelate,
'the bishops had to fly for their lives,
and murder at this moment stalks
unchsllenged through the streets Of
Rome"
These are serious assertions to come
from such a source. We fear they
bear the impress of excitement and
passion rather than of calm investig2
ton. The very unpopularity of ths
Ecumenical Council at the headquar
teTs Of the Catholic Church, where
the Popes have ruled and reigned fol
nearly eighteen centuries, is proc
enough Of the sentiment of the people
however much the Archbish0p's &C
count of their vindictiveness is exag
gerated. He would doubtless prefer
that they should still be kept doWI
by foreign bayonets. They think diff
ferent, SO do their Italian countrymen
so do minded men everywhere
notwithstanding the fact that Ameri
can ecclesiastics can be found Il
glorify despotism at the expense o
freedom. 1t is natural, however, tha
those who supported the boundles
pretentions of a Council which wal
brought TO such an ignominious end
ing should feel sore over the grea
changes that have been instrumental
in the result.
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The attendance at the various |
churches on Thursday, was larger, We |
think. thar CIV previous occasions of
like character, but still not so large
as to indicate any very decided recog-
milton, on the part Of the great mass Of
the people. of God as the source from
whence all their earthly blessings
flow.
TRINITY 81. E. CHURCH.
The various branches Of the Meth
Odist Church IN this city united in 3
Thanksgiving service at this church.
The largs audience Room was about
two-thirds full. The choir sang rs
a voluntary. the thanksgiving anthem,
Praise Waiseth for Thee" Rev.
Dir. Clippinger. Of Ingle Street
Church, read she 1921 Hymn, after
which Mr.. Poucher, Of Kingsley
Church. led n prayer. and read
the 150th Psalm. At the close
of the second hymn, a collection was
taken up for the benefit Of the poor.
The sermon was preached by Rev.
Mr.. Carpenter, and vas listened to
throughout with the most intense
interest.
The closing hymn and prayer was
read and offered By Rsy. B. E. Har-
ned, Presiding Elder Of the District.
After singing the doxology. aud before
the audience retired, Major A. L.
Robinson spoke Of the delight with
which be had listened to the sermon,
and moved that it be furnished the
city papers for publication. The mo-
ton was unanimously approved. Mr.,
Carpenter thanked the audience for
tbs compliment, bat said it would be
impossible to furnish the sermon
complete. Is much Of it was extern.
poransoas.
We have, however, been furnished
With those portions Of che sermon
which we're written out, and givg
them to our readers as requested bJ
the congregation
air erlI rsu1eu1b ar ths years Or toe righ1
haud rr enc most tttss,' FPS. LA11FlE-i TO-
IT. obedience 60 the call of thu
chief magistrate Of the nation, and IL
neeordance wish time-honoreG
rsaVe sanctioned alike b. public %,
ur9gal and mag sLerisl authority, w
ere this morning con Tsned in tho
house 81 God "a engage iu Che eZsr.
eisss oF another annual Thanksgiving
w believers 70 the truthfuAness d
49, Christian revelation, or, even al
those who heed The inlultions Of thi
human soul, Ws recognize the exist
anea Of o Supreme huier, whose prov
5dsnee Is over an his works, wis
me- 81 natEro and human history
A. "a che giTeE OF every good ant
rsrfses eift h}s g above Inc gloom
douafn Of natUfalisms We sLsnd n
ans august presence o. HIm who &c
feth above tue heavens. we are 10
iengraus az lhe le8s Of nature We AZ
no. unaequaiutea with tie uatura
rroeeses 81 9hieb lhe varied Bhe
renena around us are procured be
We soc nothing ia these % exclude tb
idea 10 whfeh che MLnd AnaenatETel
ara9itatess tha- l3ed personally diEeo.
tad controls Ell ne works ot b
Is the majestic wheeling 9
mighty ep4er2-ih ne uasaAk
ahiify and measured sweep &
ri1hs On which $40 treeu-~ws ret
he r9maE ua bsuev8ianee q
aa En sac anina dew drop an
fr. awak Is ka nl9sonia
nowsr aha tnR ~ az lf
=, rsAus
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vis Casaeh Z. SER I
aar ard Pa
W 9aage Of Madison, wis, VIII
9 aranis Ia vac morning.
e cslrah.- sunday School
9A EFsacnlns IS the Pastor ut Iox
lia.s Mse4as as ana
sa Meetings during tha week as
~ see ~ = Charoh.-servIoes
uaai ga sunday ana through she
esiea an E. saRdga Sahoo'-Wul
# @ aEss.ssss thiE anernoon rom the
Fsaas ronttaes Several persons win he
ta aAaTess the school AID the adj
@iil - lnla1spersed with singing
4e meets 50 o'e.aaE.
Es e cssach.-- Preaching 10 his
zoas1rraw morning AZ nd evening
sns paaloF. saRieol foE she evening
4aa mr4ti1E on the wall. = Sabbath school
ana Bihls class at 2 Az. Church on the
eoraer q Ehire and Cherry Streets. Seats
aree IS 80.
Rev W. ii. Van Antwerp, Rector. sunday
scaool A.aE.s morning prayer first sun
aay IN Aovena 1885 Az evening prayer
o'cloek R-ar.i Lamazeo Mission Sunday
school - Pax
me PaFlsa 81 re 10Y Ian0csnts.-The
services Of tnis church WIZ re aE the usua
hours t0-morrew--ths morning service at
l9sse n'clocAs and the evening az T:s1
o'clock.
Ihsa church s situated on the Corner OF
SInlh sud Dtviaioa Streets, and the seats
Being aL perfectly free. strangers, and IN.
deed all desiring 20 participate in divine
fH s. Of
welcome.
Asnasseg A.. 4. chureh Preaching by ths
Pastor at l15S An, and 7 Il. sunday
school IS IL Pa. Glass and prayer meet
tnss ss usual All who come are wei
come.
ladf rsNlfsng Efei1o5isf.- CcEner OF CIarE
ana second STREETS. Prsaehina At I05S A
s. ana AT P ar - Hey. Alr. English. CIas
raeetnas AZ usual.
Fclais street Presbyterian church,
Services randncted hg the Pastor at lO1S a
a. and F.1- sah5ses OF the sixth leetur
On she hIosa1c records is Are hey 4,Hhfs
safcaz cad fasat9sESsa
Orr oiHzsnH who have been in sc
8au5anee upon the dedication and an
niYersaEy exercises at Wabash Col
legs On the 22d inst. report a yer
interesting occasion. We motto
among she doaatiohs to the institu
on the part of visitors. g, 1000 By Wn
Van Week. of Cincinnati, for the Ii
hrary. and $500 By Mr. Samuel On
of this city, for the erection Of anothe
College Hall.
TRE Presbytery Of Vineenne'
which net ct Washington, Davies
Counts, On the 21st inss., at the ca
ofthe Moderator. Rev. G. B. II. La
Gin. took mp the case Of Rev. Mr.. Ca
son. charged with drunkenness, an
very promptly suspended him froi
ths exercise Of his ministerial dutie
He vas Summoned 70 appear for tri
= the next meeting of the Presb.
ssFys
THE Ecclesiastical Year Of q
Episcopal Churches, begins to-mo
row, wish Advent Sunday. The foI
Sundays before Christmas, have Il
1aue OF AdUeHt Sundays, from Il
Latin Adgsaire-to come IN; as Il
aue is auing near for the oelebr
h0n Of our Saviour's nativity. ~
vh0Is period between these Sunds
he Advent season. Ti
appointed to be read, Al
nor Of these services
people. BY inoreas
proper celebrate
Ripon, Englan
persons il thT
Jeaeons, and /
rated twenty-t'
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HEAoHIN
@. KRATz
PORTABLE
ETNGLE& ~
AND
Circular S1w Mil Works.
Corner First Pine and Second and
Kim Streets,
RVANaVILLE. ENnIANA.
Portable Engine (sal9 Dlitl 500. ana
Portable CircaiQT 80tg MifLs.

AaA1aA4aaAaNNH aANaHNaHH
me usual amount Of steam ugad to az
saWinR with by the PCT1Di0 Circular sew
Mil iH from 10 % 100 pounds pressure FeA
square inon. 7 have rec uceu tnll ln4clll5
and require only frora t9 ~ 90 poumaa ~
square inch, 60 which steam u not con-
sfdered "a tho least dnnFercuna and tai %
the same time, more economical L4 AAa
saving OF fuGl, dc. We append the toLe.
Ing ocrtinCate Of the urt 1f my new hlgL
Rnrta BILE Mills, for the noting aud ca4 el4t
peruaal Of EfWyeu8 and ali those Qe4ltlLl
70 purchase, ana solicit can end osfaL.4
examination they nov notn9 READY 4a
hand and making. mounted ON FOUR 4llsa
wooden Wheel with w do alfa1 4no HlAta
iron axle r11iiF fra Lf1n g. Hl-e
always READY nor operation Ina Is Le79 AQa1as
Mr. knA1E 8-4ha Portable Engine aQ4
furnished me- ouunida1 ng lofll1f1al QEW enc
perfect In every respect en- any EnnGlia@
ever saw runs Light, uses Cd pounol 81
steam Tor running q do able el and ~ lsiga
I circular saw min for q common day g laA G
mess. An average Days worE, 600 o.
I 1900 feet OF lumber clrVl vita Ia mull.al
/ Of steam. "a Is oAMmuEIaE,
/ LVuuwiiin IND.
MAhlQNi h1.l SgptembeE 9, lb4D
| Dir. g. KfatNs EVaas5Vile, Lnd.E
| EIR-We take great pleasure IA riVfnm
Our testimony % the eWceilenca OF you
I Portable
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auui u'eieae son sna neecaaas- nr Nj
$40 5lafF Us tF 59HN
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mo. 1881
United States MarshaIs EOtice.


UNITED STATS Or AMERICA az.
District of Indianay
WNFH EREAG. q libel Of information
Wv was fled an the District Court OF the
United States for the District Of indiana
on the 18th day c. 0otober, 1870, by Thomas
NJ. Browne, ESQ. district Attorney, on be-
half Of the United states, against e,s90 Oh
gara, seized at said District for an alleged
violation OF the revenue laws, and pray
ms process against said property, and thas
the same may be condemned and sold
therefor.
New, therefore, in pursuance Of the Mo-
milton under the seal OF said Court 70 me
directed and delivered do hereby give
public notice 70 all persons claiming SAID
goods. or any part thereof OF II any man
ncr interested therein that they be ana
appear before the District Court Of the
United States, to be held st the City Of In
dianapolIs, IN and for the District OF 1ndi-
aus, on the nrst Monday OF December
next, At 10 o'clock Of the forenoon 81 that
day, then end there TO tnterpose thei1
claims and make their allegations In
BEN. sPoOrER, Marshal q. 8.
Att8ats j. D. How LAND ok. now
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steam Olronlar go IN

The one we purchased OF you on eha
August last has given entire ahtilfzCticu
We are satisfied that With proper hands
viii saw fifteen hundred feet Of poplar Do
hour On the whole We Think Uuu nav
great reason 20 congratulate Wuurlail q
having conHtructed g most excellent Aali.
atructed upon other principles. AnqHWf
gentleman Mr. john Waits whom HQ
sent 70 put the mil Up aud start lt Tor
seems 20 be an exec emG moGniulHts Nu
! friends who witnessed him WoFMlu1s ~
he lG the best sawyer that they have u
Beeus You Couid mot have sent boil
/ maghtniat SUD sawyer or one tnet Q1
have given more Battafacttous We naor
/ 20 faW with 40 lbs. OF steam % saw Cur Nl.
I log Your Mil A. Just Whist you ro1c
mend 10 20 be.
seps-Sm ELDER BROS
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orFTCTAT

LETTERS REMAINING UExcLA1lTED In the
Post-Oddcs at Evanav1lle, State of Indiana
on the 25lh day Of -FoVsm Der ls10.
Persons calling 10 any Of these lstlsfa
will please say q AZ Vertiseds' giving date
wMmWw Gs list
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Soap! Soap!
A GREAT HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY
Greatly Reduced Prices.

THE WELL KNOWN old reliable
brand of soap made by PROCTOR &
GAMBLE, Of Cincinnati, for sale In Ev-
ansvlIle at the manufacturers prices,
WITHOUT adding freight.
just ThSE TX off.
One %. pound box of good Cincinnati
Soap for -. or i've bars for 25e
Notified German Soap reduced 10 UOe
each for IN bars-full weight
Babbitt's best Soap, whose reputation u
so good that other manufacturers Initiate
the shape and label. Be sure and ask for
RA BBIfT'S OILY Zoe per bar.
ALSO-The Chemical Olive Soap-ll bars
for 81.
A great variety OF Toilet Soaps, BARRIERS
Soups, CASTLE soaps. &c, &c.
For anything IN the Soap line, go u
VICkERY'S
jel6 IS and IS Main street.
=. - -. NJ Z. u.
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. EALED PR0POSAL~ wilt be receiv-
- cd at my once until JULY Z, 1870, at
10 O'Clock AM. for gr1veilng about one
mile OF the road leading from the cifv to
same distance of the road leading to the
Locust Hill Cemetery. The track on each
road to be made 10 feet wide and one foot
hio River gravel, and four inches of con-
glomerate gravel. Grading not included
In contract. Payments made in enc, two
and three years 3 per cent. bonds, issued
in equal amounts by the city and county:
sam pies of materials to be used to be fur
nlshed with the bids. Payment made as
the work progresses; 20 per cent retained
until tha completion or the work The
Board o. Iom missi oOeFE retatn tue rgrhf
10 rel set any CT Rii sls htdF
ElNLs9H I2lE A.Ws q
EkANsF ALAiA' Sane q 46fQf et5=d&wtd
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and the flames ran among the 3
mage. A terrible CONFIRMATION
Imminent among the closely nae
shipping, but il was prevebfeg
prompt action. Capt. Tom. Rea +.
the Silver Bow, lying alongside.
! rled his hose on board, and into
hoi0, and. with the assistance Of Il a.
XIII, the meat man, and others "a
extlnguished the flames and saved
ship.
DAvENPoRT.-The Gazette Of f
day says:
The Minneapolis. on her recent
down, brought to Clinton q rarity
twenty dead heads, the editor
ASSOCIATION of Wisconsin. on az
cursion through Iowa 10 Omaha
return. The party we're all seeminf
10 excellent health, aud had m
splendid appetites. The Captain
IS liberal provider, hurried the be
on It's way to get rid of them baf
another meal was consumed.
New ORLEAEs.--The FGmes
Sunday says:
The weather throughout the rrea
part. OF yesterday, although givinr
display of sunshine, also gave signs
rain. However, none Of that 90
modify fell up to dark. The temper
ture during most of the time
close, with very favorable breg
stirring.
Business on the landing, conside
ng the number Of departures. viii
vas Of goodly number, was not au
10 brisk as We expected to wilne
'ut, nevertheless. our regular packe
managed to receive tOlerable IA
howing, while the transient depa.
res had but little in the way
reiRht. but good passenger lists.
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NELSON HOUSE.
OPPOSITE STEAMBOAT LANDTEe),
Mt. Vernon, Ind.

U. q. DAMR0lE".........-........ PROPRIEroM
RD- This House has Deen newly furn Dr. ~
ed throughout with a view TO the CONT rf
OF Its guests.
DB- The Proprietor kegs a GOOD III VERY
Stable for the accomm odation Of hls ra.
rOns. myl8-Ef
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Commissioners Sale of Valuable
Inrnrnupd CITY Primarily

= 3.
RTOTKCE is hereby given, that the I'M
.4E dersigned, Commissioner appointed
by an order OF the VRnderburgh Court of
Common Pleas. to sell the real estate be-
longing 70 the heirs OF Martha Gregg, de-
ceased, will, on
THURSDAY. JULY 7rH, 1870.
Between the hours OF 10 o'clock A NJ and
5 O'Clock PM, at the Court House door in
the city of Evansville, VanderburQh
County, Indiana, sell at public auction An
the following described real estate, toy wit:
Lot number fourteen Q4,) in Block num-
her forty (4O.) In the Eastern Enlarg ement
of the city of Evansville, Vanderbu rEh
County. Indiana.
The Improvements on the said lot con
sfst of good two story frame house, with
i've rooms and Kitchen, hall, Two
porches, good frame stable and other inn
provements.
Terms of Sale - One, third cash; one
third In nine, and one-thtrd in eighteen
months from the day of sale, the pur-
cl,H@c- giving his notes -tth apDroved
securities. with interest az SIX szer cent.
per auurIn, ~ Swing relief from valuation
ar arpFaisau1ent iawE for the deferred
payu3srfE, JOSEPH CUPPLE1
lsl din Goz1u1issicueT,
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EDGAR DUNK

u ETURNS his THANKS TO THE
.EaJ citizens of Evansville and surround
ing country for the liberal patronage given
him while In busineSs as a Florist, during
period OF twenty i've years. Having
now leased my place to Me- John Nelson,
an experienced and competent Florist, l
now bespeak for him continuance OF the
same liberal patronage. assuring the pub
lie that Mr.. Nelson will improve and en-
large the establishment In such manner as
to be on a par with the advancement of
our growing city. EDGAR DUNK.
Evansville, June %, 1870. lea I'm
FENEsE UNDERSIaNED. LATE OF
b the firm OF Carmody & Nelson, has, on
this day, leased for tenn of years the old,
well known florists establishment of Ed
gar Iunk, and now recommends himself
TO liberal share of the patronage or the
lovers of the beautiful, Offering them a
full assortment of Towering plants for In
and out door culture. JOHN NELSON.
Evansville, June q, 1870. te24
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GOAT M&ISTRG MATERTALS-Con-
- centrated Lye, Potash. Soda Ash S al
Soda. Lime, &C, at VICKERY BROS,
Jel6 20 and 70 Main Street
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Important Notice.
The usual amount OF steam used to do
saving with by the Portible Circular Saw
Mill is from lbs TO 150 pounds pressure per
square INCH I have reduced this amount
and require only from 60 TO 80 pounds per
square inch, al which steam Is not con-
sIdered IN the least dangerous, and is st
the same time, more economical in the
saving OF fuel, &c. We append the follow
ing certificate Of the FIRST of my new style
Ports BILE NILS, for the noting and careful
peruSal of sawyers and all those desiring
20 purchase, and solicit 8 call and careful
examination, they now being ready on
hand and making, mounted on four strong
wooden wheels, with wide tires and heavy
iron axles, easily drawn from place, and
slways ready for operation in q few hours,
or mounted on legs and wooden s5tds, or
otherwise:
MR. KRATz THE Portable Engine you
furnished nne, consider as satisfactory and
perfect in every respect as any machine
ever saw, runs light, uses 30 pounds of
steam Tor running double so and 30 inch
circular saw mill Tor common day e bust-
noes. An average days ork. 5000 TO
10000 feet Of lumber, easy, " 4th 70 pounds
of steam. A ]. CALDW KLIs
Lynnv1Iie Ind.
Other sizes for farm and plantation use
nov Is-sna C.KRATZ.
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LYONS PORTABLE FURNACE.
Patented april 10, 1870.

w ANTED - MEN WHO WANT TO
w MAKE MONEY-Here is an oppor-
tunity for making money Tare'y pre-
sented In lifeline. 1 have got the best
and surest selling article ever invented,
that every housekeeper buys on sight. 1t
is sma | Furnace, weighing only six
pounds. that can be used with or without
q stove. 1t Will ut in the holes of any
sized stove or range, and will do as much
work with one quart of fuel-charcOal,
chips, COKE corncobs, wood, or soft coal
as can be done on any stove with one-hRn
bushel. II will boil three gallons Of water
In ten minutes with less than one quart of
fuel. 1t VIII boil, broiI, roast, toast, bake,
and stew. 1t Is the best dat-iTon heater In
the world. It's economy in saving fael is
marvellous. You have no smoke, gas, or
heat in the room. 1t sells the year round.
Retail price only 81 70. Thousanes are
sold every week Any man with a small
capital can clear from SO to $40 per day by
owning the right of any good county, and
q whole State Is of 1ncalculable worth TO a
man of enterprise. 1 will send q sample
Furnace to any part of the United States
aud full particulars.
CASPER NJ. JONES, Agent
Office at JOHN SCAN1LIN & cos,
Stoves and House Furnishing Goods, 81
Main Street. ~0-o~tto the Court HGuse,
Evansville Anaianas where the Furnace
IS Ia operation.
=. ST. VII prosecute every man 20 the
fullest eELent q the iaW who Offers Tor
sRie ona o1 my Raeens Furnaces without
authority Grom Eae' spaI 2u