Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 January 1869 — Page 4

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EvaiiSTilh and Crawford vlllo. GOING NORTH. ; Leave . Arrive. Arrive. Haute Aceota'odVu. A f A S?, Viuceunes Ao 1 - ex tXMHG SOOTH. Arrive K'v'lle. 9:28 AM 5:.Wf wt 8: IS p .m ' i f.- T't Torre HaOle. vincennes. -Tbe vinwnnen acoooiiuo ia i" Train . "-, - ,r 7.,- ', .niaHIin irir nunc luMniaii nt Vineonnea for St. . Cairo..; i i-i- : '::' ! U i is ... !t Terre Haute" aid In&iaka rj,'"' .- ,.: '-..... i ji'. , . ...:; t ., , KllOM TEKRiC HAUTfi.. 4 : -.-' " ' Leave. Arrive. Mail Train Accommodation Day Ks press : JMgbt Express-.. ,t:4-S A 12:15 P J . S".!5 V M .10:25 rx 4 :;S P M U:57 PK C:;i0 AM i Tha'change o the onload Mississippi r IlHoad tales Plf -oa WX'rrrtES her 7th. afur which we "win correct tne - time table o r. that Koad- , .,,!,;!,.; -f E. B". &N. li, R.f Northern Division. t ' TRAINS GOING SOUtH., : " ' ' f Leave Henderson daily (Sundays excented J , 7 :30 A.M. Arilve at Hansom. , i o GOING NORTH. 1U :40 A.M. , m -.-ft O 1:43 r.x 5:u0 p.m T.navn HnsOno Arrive at Henderson Ohio asd Mississippi i Railroad.TRAINS ARRIVE AT JUNCTION. Going Weat....-.-,:l7l. M. Going East.. i.;.l.:"5p. M. 1 STEAMBOAT LINES. , ' TO' liOTHinm-t-K. Kvery ' Monday ana Saturday at 10 o'clock A.M. Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at CelocUT P. M. . i, . , . : t To CAiEo-Daiiy, except Sunday, at To Oxkkn Krvsrat. Every Monday and Krtday at 5 o'clock p. X. Every Tlinrsdy at o'clock p. m. ' . ' i To 2A8TPOBT. Every Monday. W. edr.esdav and Friday it! o'cloci P. M. ' . . To HaarftEKSOS Dally, except BundayB, t 3 o'clock P.M. i - - ' 1 ', To Na?shVit.ij-Kvery Wednesday- and Saturday aH P. w. To Mbmphis Every Tuesday at 4 P. X. .. RockportPtage (viaNewbnrgh and Boon- - TlUe, carrying the mail, leaves at 7 A. M., -on Monday. Wednesday and Fridays. Arrive by 7 P. v., Tuelay, Tharad.y n) Htnnl.lTR. . . " . - New Harmony i Mall Stage leaves Mondutri and Fridays at 7 A. M. Arrives iun- ' days and Saturdays by 4p.m. .- ' ut vrm.ri MilHtaa leaves dally (e eept Sundays) at 7 A. m. .Arrives dally ex eept HotHlays) by 2 p. Jt. " t NtwKirui. Hu tlaHf lexcent Htm from the Merchant's Hotel, at 8 'O'olOCk P.M. ' ' -' I ..., BATTTRDAY..... . :. JANUARY so. imx -'CITMEWS ; Boards or ? KegistrationI Atteution is Agaia calledto the fact tliat the Boards of llegistrationi will be ia session at the various places for vot ing ia the city.. on Monday next."' f Caucus NosnNEE. Dr. George B Walker, of thu city, ia the caucus nominee for President of the Board of Trustees tions. of; Benevolent, Institu-f J- Tabjled. The bill Sot1 the repeal of the present " FiahrLaw," ' on the second reading, was fabled by a vote of 24 to 14, in the Senate,1 day before yesterday."' "' V..t.: ". .... i m v J'krsonal D. M. Lusk; Esq., of the Shawneetown .Mepuryi A J. Calkins, of, the 'Princeton Ctarion. and J. W. Laird, Esq., of llockport, . were in the city yesterday. ,, ; . , . .KATrrEit Shaky. During the gale yesterday afternoon and evening, "he Democratic pole, corner of Maiu and . Water Streets," "waved to and fro in "the most threateain? manner, and many persons expected to see it break, but it did. not. -It would conduce to the publio safety were, all the, tall , poles in the city cut dowiirTbcy have fulfilled their mission.; ! ' ' i'I)i!Lniac'X5fr.iTJCTE3.f-Th'o sale of Viands for 'delinquent' taxes will take : placo at the Court House,f on Monday- Sie'a notice -oit-ilia ! Treasurer '! in the local column of this paper.'The iV sale will commence about 9 A.- 31 ; and will continue until all the J lands idJ -vertiueI liavebeoa 'offered for sale.

. j :. ., ,TEARisa,DowK.Wprkmen. were """"engaged yesterday in tearing y down 't f the front? part of the brick building ,on Main Street, formerly oceu-

i i .. . liousa, Tho building will bo remod- ". 1 ,'.t ' .lel anI transformed into a lager beer . .v ' hall.. It-will -be by far . ;the largest establishment of the kind in tho city when completed. ' t.: ., i 1 ha a v; - t i i i 1 ..;;' ' ' " ' ", .. New Bhidge. -Grant, PillsberTy & Co., have received twojboat loads of ' !t' ? 1 fine" stone to be used in the abutments " " " '0f the new bridge over'Pigeon Creek, ... r ;. a at Salt Well. , The stones are now be- - ing taken from tho boats by means of a derrick, and placed on the hill to be .i , . ehapen ready for use as soon as the water is out of the way. ' There is v also a large lot of timber for use in the - . ..... bridge oo the ground, and the work ' " , I', "will be pushed forward with vigor. I Alarm of Fiee. The alarm of ; i - ' fire, just after dark' last night, was rr" i caused by the burning out of a chimTV ' ney in the building on , First Street, ., ." above Walnut, occupied by. Captain . . Duncan and Mrs. , Grammer f For a few moments the burning soot poured ' . . " 'out of the chimney at an alarming

- ' 1 ' rate, and as the wind was, extremely

," '.,' ' boisterous, 'grave apprehensions of a conflagration were entertained, for a brief space "of, time. Happily, how- . ; ever, no damage was done. The en

gines wera out, but their use was not .' required. ' , " An Outrage Night before last, at Darmstadt, in Scott Township, at ' a grocery,- a difficulty occurred be tween a man named Kocster and one named Brink. ' It appears that the ; s difficulty arose about a note given in consideration of an agricultural im pigment. Aiter quarreling for some ; thus, Brink started to leave the house. when he wa set upon by Koester and anotner man, anu oeaten in a most shameful manner. Hisfacowasbadlv bruised, and 6n his visit to the city '.yesterday was badly ' swollen.' -'His wounds, though painful; '.were not considered a dangerous. The offend . ing parties were arrested by the ' Sheriff, and the matter will undergo a legal investigation.

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ca'sii of the'tate vs. Hornmth, chnrpe . arson, was. eallvd and cuatinuod, Hormuth bring required to jcivo bail in the sum of $1,000. It Will be retnerobercu that a fire occurred io n lioue at the corner of Third and Sy camore Streets, some time since. Hor muth oecupied the building, and the charge is based on the supposition that he set the bouse on nre.- 5 : . ; The Stato vs. Bullen, . charge of maintainiDg a nuisance in that be had constructed a water tank at the foot of Walnut Street, was called and disposed of, Ballea pleading guilty to the charg'j, and agreeing to remove the tank. ' ' "." "' s'''': : In the ease of Van Riper vs. Ivinson, foreclosure of a mortgago, a mo tion for a new trial was overruled. An appeal yas" then taken to the Supreme Court. ' 1 f The case of the State vs: Sob mucker, charge illegal voting, was disposed of, Schmiicker was fined $10, j and get at liberty; "' K ' ' ' ' ' . I For ; "some ' irregularity i in selling whisky Philip IIamburgcr was fined $10 and cost's. , Hamburger is having much trouble "of late,' and has made a-' threat that if hfe is not let alone, he wiU leaye.the city. br at leaat quit his present' business. Philip knows how to spite, the authorities.' " : - A case was taken 'up in the evening which involved the price of about 200 pounds, of flour. The charge was made that "the ' miller did not give full weight for the grain furnished. Let the, case be decided as it may both parties will ! be losers. GoiDg to law for uch a email amount ' never pays either party. . -,..! Scudding before the Wind. We were no little amused yesterday at witnessing the struggles ot an African to carry a bulletin setting forth the magnificent bargains offered by a fa mous Clothing' establishment not many squares fi'om the 'Journal office. The wind was blowing a spank ing breeze, and as it' chapped about, Scipio Africanus. found it a difficult task to keep, the .edge of the sign to the wind. As ho struggled forward, the, wind suddenly caught the broad side of the bulletin, and in a moment Africa and the bulletin were both prone upon the pavement. But the darkey was up again in a moment, and with a perversity characteristic of the race, seemed determined to carry it around the square or die trying. Nerving himself to the task, he again bent forward to the contest, when the naughty wind knocked off his hat and sent it kiting along the street. With desperate earnestness, he pounced upon thq fast flying hat, and drawing" it tightly upon his head, again hoisted sail but the wind caught it en its quarter, and again the intrepid darkey was thrown on his beam ends. Grasping tho staff close by the bulletin, with a desperate effort he succeeded in doubling the street corner; and made his way homo, manifestly of the opinion that it was a bad day for carrying bulletins uuon the street. RUNAWAY. About 9. o'clock yesterday morning, a team of horses attached to a wagon, and belonging to a man named Miller, having bcea left standing unfastened, at the nursery in the upper part of the city, took it in mind to run off, and presently afterwards came dashing down Second Street, at a! frightful rate of speed. They kept straight in the middle of the street, and when' they reached. Main Street the king-bolt bounced out and the hind wheels with the bed," parted company with the fore wheels and the horses, and were left on the corner quietly, while the horses, with the rest of the wagon, dashed furiousy down ; Second Street, and almast ran over a street car coming up, buf, fortunately they turned aside just in time to clear the street car, and kept on their mad career. What became of the horses We are not advised, but the ' probability ' i3 that they went home. ' This is a result of the very reprehensible habit of leaving horses attached to a vehicleithout hitching them, a habit that should be 6trictly interdicted by the city ordinances. Old Boreas Triumphant. The seagulls were rignt tney always ate and the fino "weather of Thurs day was 'only intended to give the mite societies a fair showing. Old Boreas was only getting the rein3 well in hand, and yesterday he took control' in earnest.. The seagulls were again on hand, and darted about over the surface of the river, which was gTadaally being stirred into rouh billows, as if they scented the stormking's wrath, and were rejoicing in the change. During the forenoon the wind, though strong," was not cold, but as it increased in force, it grew colder. T By two o clock the river was in a state of fearful commotion, the waves dashing furiously against the wharf boats, barges, aud other craft, fiiDging their white spray high Into the air. The wind nearly all day came from the southeast, but in the afternoon it veered towards the south, with a fair prospect of getting around to' the north. Signs creaked on their hinges, and some were torn from their fastenings. Thad. P. Gibson's tiu cotton bale was torn loose at one end, and hung beating against the wall. Loose window panes were driven from the sash; bulletin bov.es and boards were hurled prone to the pavement. To vary the phase of the storm, dense black elouds would gather and burst into rain, rendering the. evening ex ceedingly inclement. After dark. the wind rather increased than abated. The wind whistled and shrieked around the eaves, and the wildscrcam of the seagulls pressaged an increase of the storm. The mercury, which at noon ranged at 60, sank to 46 at 8 p. M., and to 40 at midnight. It was, unquestionably, tho roughest day and night of the Winter.

Tuvhw a.vi. Setts at House. Thoe diminu-

Til? UPK!?4 tiv rersnnnfe maue th;ir.nrt pplaranoe, for several yeara, at the Opera ; House yesterday afternoon, and wer greeted by a bil!y fashion able though not very large audience. At night,, however, despite the inclement. : weather. 'the house was crowded from parquet te to dome, comprising one of the most elegant and fashionable aadiences that ever graced the Opera House. The General looked more mature and manly than when we last saw him eight years ag3, but is not a hair's breadth taller, lie snow ports a handsome moustache and goatee, and time ia beginning to mark, bis brow, but -he possesses all the vivacity of hi3 boyhood days. Commodore Nutt is a little taller than the General, but not so corpulent, and looks smaller every way than the General,' unless they are side by side. Mrs. Tom Thumb is a very pretty, sedate and matronly looking little woman, and Minnie Warren is a very model of a lady in miniature. There Is something peculiarly attractive and pleasing about these little folks, and those who have seen them once, feel a strong desire to see them again. Their entertainment is wonderfully pleasant and amusing. Com. Nutt sings "Captain Jinks of the Army " most charmingly. They give audiences to day at 11 A. M 3 P. M. and 7 at night, thus affording to all an opportunity to see them. Everybody Bhould go," as no' one's education can bo said to be-com-pleted until ho has seen Gen. Tom Thumb." The Cumberland Mite; Tho ladies of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church gave another of their pleasant entertainments last night. The inclemency of the weather and Gen. - Tom Thumb's entertainment bad a tendency to thin out the ranks somewhat. f Still there was a very fair attendance, and everything passed off pleasantly. In consequence of i the slimmer attendance than usual, the ladies will Eet an elegant and sumptuous lunch in the "basement of the Cumberland Church from 10 till 2 o'clock to-day, to which all are invited. .- . . Recorder's Court. A man named Mike Nelson appeared before the Recorder, yesterday, on charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He was taxed in fine and costs $7 25, and was sent to the city prison. A young man, whose name we omit, because there appears to " be some doubt about his being the right person, on charge of stealing some clothing from Joseph Lyon, had a hearing, and was held to bail in the sum of $300, for his appearance at a higher court. His employer went on his bond, and the man was set at liberty. The person referred to ha3 hitherto borne a good name, and it is ruspected that he has been victimized, and that he is not the real thief, though the circumstantial evidence was of a na-' ture, it was thought, to warrant his beiug held to bail. Marriage Licenses. The follow ing persons were granted marriage license by the County Clerk, during tho week ending the 29th iost.: -Lowell M. Emory add Tillie D. Ilenson. -William Myers and Mary" Ellen Brown. -John A Cole and Sarah A. Griffsbcy. ; "I " . . : . ' Ja3. L. Iving and Lonua L. Long. Barnhard Cohn and Jetta Leiscr. W. W. Bell and Ellen lieswcll... James S. Goslee and . Kate M. Jaquess. .- ; . . ircd. bingman and Maria1 II aumng. ; .... , . V A. Cox and Maftie Cratio. Louis Stinson and Jane Burnett. Rbau. Kstatr Transfers. The follow ing is a list of the real estate transfers for the weelc ending January 29th, as appears from the record in the Auditor's dfllee': r Amauda F. Tobla to Haller T, Chnte, Uots 17 and IS. Block 7. Arcner's Kulareieraent, for $45tt. A. Li. Robinson 'o Jane Horsley, IjOt 18, in Brinkmeyer's Ealariitiniettt, for $200. I barlotte Ziiinn to 1oiih Jvoestor, Lots a aud ti, iu Block 2, Kiliott's Knlargemenl, tor si,aw. ,- LonU Frev to Pinion Gumberts. Undlviueo H pstit of Blood 02, in Lamasco City, jor tsiw. . : - - Ira Cialns to John Nnab, Jr., northeast quarter ot northwest quarter, 19, 6, 11, for .i,:jO. J am 08 (."raren to Ira Crains, east half of southeast quarter, and southeast quarter of nort heast quarier.9, 8, 11, lor t3,5X). Aiartaa ' Mccuicnan to txuis Kcenier, Lots 1 and i. Block 17, Hemlin's Addition, lorjloo. . Helis of Mary Davidson deceaseif, to Anthem Ruute. Lots 1 and 2. In Block 11. In Southern .Enlargement, for 8"0). John Hchneiuer to Henry lauulstel. Lot 5 and adjoining half of Lot 4, in Block 131 ; also, Lot 11, Block 82, in Lamanco City, for 4500. Henry uaudislt l to Alary scnneiaer, los 5 aud adjoining half of Lot 4, in Bock 131 ; also, Lot 11, Block 82, In Lamasco CRy, for 300. ., LOCAL NOTICES. -v - Removal. Dr. C. E. Bierbower has removed his office from old stand, corner Third and Main, to Second Street, between Main and Locust, Bray s Block, with Dr. Pennington, and will be pleased to see all who may wish to consult him in regard to their teeth. . J jan30 It. Jiotlce. A free supper will be given this evening at the Bowling Saloon on Main Street, between Third and Fourth. Come one, come all. fiSSfl have received to-day two cases Ladies', and 3Iisses' Walking Boots, tbe most perfect goods ever seen ia this city. They are made after a new pattern, and are samples of tho new Spring styles. - JEST" Every Pair Warranted. xB3 - I have in store a perfect assortment of Men's and Boys' French - Calf Boots of the same quality that I have always sold. They are too well known to need any recommendation. J. S. Ricker, 30 satitues-lL GO Main Street. Speer's Von Grape Wine. , For persons of sickly and debiliated constitutions, it is especially recommended as a valuable tonic and invigorator. Asa diuner wine it is pleasant and agreeable, and its exhilerating effects considerably assist digestion. For general family use,, it cannot be excelled by the finest imported Port for taste, flavor, or juicy richness, while it is devoid of tho deleterious and intoxicating qualities, which uniformly characterize foreign wines. Independent. Our druggist have it.

1vax Notice. 'The fsIc of land iur

delinquent foxes for State and C'-VJO' ty. purposes, will take place at tbe Court House -door oo Monday February 1st, beginning at J) o'clock A. M. Fred. Lunkenhf.imer, janHO-ot-d. Treasurer. . ;,200 Youn Men Wanted ' To attend the Young Men'. Prayer Meeting, under the. auspices of the Y.'M. 0. A.', at Cumberland -Presbyterian Church, on Friday morning, at 8 o'clock, and Saturday morning same hour at Baptist Church, j jan20 2t Street Hallway SW Iioulc. ; ; By order of the Board of Directors of the Evansville Street Railway Company, I hereby give notice that said company will, during the ensuing season, lav down a line of road from Main Street to the upper ' suburbs of tho city,' either Second Street or Eighth Street, the selection of the street to bo determined by the amount of contributions the friends of the respective routes will make to secure the same. Early action upon the subject is desired. ; ,' . ' VW. W. Chandler, . ja29-lw Secretary. : Fob -Sale. 200,000 brick. A ipply P06tto J. D. Caemody, near the Ofiice. 28-dlw. James Gordon Bennett Jr., beat the world in his great yacht race. So Dr. J. W. Poland's Humor Doctor outstrips, all, others remedies for cleansing the blood. Sold by . .. ja27 Cloud & Aiken. . JE For pure ; Drugs,- Medicines and Liquors for medicinal use. Ivory Sets, , genuine imported, Perfumes, Colognes, Pomades and Fine Brushes, go to Sehuermann & Burford's Opera Drug Store, 18 South First'Street. Prescriptions carefully , compounded at all hours. ' ' " ' janl3 6mos. ' For Rent. Business House No. 84 Maiu Street, three doors from the corner of Third Street. For particulars, apply to, i '. Arthur Lodge, lG-lOt ; -. ; . C T. Jenkins. , , SALT I FLOUR !; POEK ! I NAILS ! ! We offer to the trade 1 10,000 barrrels KANAWHA SALT. 2,000 barrels and sacks FLOUR of different brands and grades. 5,000 kegs WHEELING NAILS. , A . large supply of Jiulk Meats, JLard, Sugar Ourtd Jiacon JIam, &c. .. L. Ruffner, Jr., &.C6., .. No. 7 Main Street. near'Water Street. Never mind high taxes. Pay them now and save five per cent.; then go td Davidson & Becker's, lu'O Main Street, and save 15 or 20 per cent, more on a good warm euit, before the weather gets too cold. . nov-S-mw&s. Flour. Tbe best brand of choice family flour sold ia the city, the Cynthiana Mills, also, ryo flour for sale by II. D. Allis & Co., First St. second door below Viue. ..jeSy A new stock of Silk Fringes and French Corsets at Hughes'. Bf-Toilet and Fancy Articles at Bridwell & Co.'s Drug Store, corner of Third and Main. Finest stock in the city. Perfumeries of all kiuds Attention of the ladies invited. None but the lest kept. oc26 dtf A Large Stock of Superior Liquors. N. F. Carr & Co., at No. 3 and 4 South Water Street, have a very large stock of superior Liquors of the choicest brands, selected with grrat care expressly for this market by Mr. Carr himself, with special reference to the wants of this trade, and offered at very small profits by wholesale to ca9h customers Steamboat bars supplied on liberal terms. declO-dlf 111 V E li . N K W S Fbr other Jiiver Item tee Third Paye. Tbe weather was exceedingly tempestuous yesterday, and the river nnnsually rough old boatmen. Kay, tbe worst khey ever saw It. ' " , . : The additional arrivals and departures up to midnight, were the Wauauit.i New Orleans to Cincinnati ; Charmer, from Cincinnati; the packets to Henderson; Cumberland, to Cairo; Job." Kilgour, New Orleans to Louisville; Clara Hcott, to the Wabash River; Alpha, from Nashville. The Wananita was luHy loaded,. having 500 tdns.....Tho Charmer brought in a good Ion J, and will have all she wants tbla morning... ...... Tbe John Ivllgour had a moderate trlp.U..The Charmer liad, , as one item of bar freight, 1,000 kegs of nails i for Viele & Company and Stockwell A C6mpany-i...TUe Wananita took one thousand sacks of corn from W. G. Brown -! Company's wharfljoat..-.. The Rose Hlte took oa board a large quantity of con:, p?annt, and other freight last night..'...IJolhthe wharf boats were literally crowded with freight, most of it goln? an stream....-..'.The John Lonuden was utlll at the wharf at midnight, also the Wauanita. Tho latter was preparing to leave. Captain Shaman and his clerk are engaged in manufacturing fancy fnrnltaro for Church Fairs, and will open an auction room when they reach Fittsbnrg. They are accomplished woi kmen.......Tlie Clara Scott got off last night with a nice trip ....-Ihe Louisa would leave as soon as the wind subsided, and she could get he? freight on board. --The Petrolla No . 2 Ilea over until this evening, when she will' take her departure. Captain Doyle resumes command MThe Charmer and John Jvil.our had great difScuity in landing. The Charmer made three ineffectual attempts, and was only successful on the fourth, trial. The wind was blowing a gale when she came in..-. The Cumberland bad great trouble in gutting ouV... The Advance had a nice trip In. She returns to Nashville to-day..-...-The wind was subsiding at midnight The Clifton, Emma Floyd and Coosa, all over due, had not arrived at midnightThe excellent steamer Louisiana may be positively expected hero to-day en route to New Orleans, commanded by those excellent gentlemen, Captain Billy P&illlps and J. L. Eagon both pleasant gentlemen with a first-rate boat -The Norman and Sam. J. Hale parsed Cairo yesterday afternoon, and will be here this evening.... Our dispatches report rain everywhere from Memphis to Cincinnati. A rise in the river may be expected The Clifton, Cincinnati to Memphis, arrived at 1:1j this morning with a full trip. ; Klrer Dispatches. PiTTSBuaa, January 29. Weather clear. Thermometer 'Si deg. . LOUKVII.LK. January to. Wea her clear and very mild. The river ia falling, with t feet 4 inches in the canal. Cincinnati, January 29. Arrived : Emma No. 3 from New Orleans. Departed: Mary Erwin for Arkansas river ; Abeonn for Tennessee river. 'Weather rainy and growing colder. Business dull. The river fell less than a foot, with 15 feet want in the channel, and 67 feet under the bridge. NAsnviLLE, January S9. The river is falling ; 4 leet on Harp-th Khoals. The weather is fair and pleasant. The Talisman arrived from Cairo. , Memphis, January 29. Clear and pleasant. Heavy rain last night. River falling. White and Arkansas Rivers falling. Uood stage of water. Departed : Octavla, lor Louisville; Commonwealth, Strader, and LoaisviUe, for New Orleans. Cairo, January 29. Coosa, Memphis to Evansville at 11 p.m.; Belle Kt. Louts, down at 2.A. m:. ; Tyrone, Nashville packet at 4 A. M. ; City of Cairo, Cairo to i?t. Lou m at 7 A. m. ; Olive Branch, New Orleans to St. Lcuis at 9 A. M.; Tenuewsee, Cairo to St. Louis at 10 a. M.; Bam. J. Haie, Memphbi toCincinnati at 2 p. at.; Norman, Mempbis to Kvansvllle at 3 p. M.; Continental, Kt. Louis to New Orleans, at 6 P. M. The river has fallen 2 feet. Heavy rain last night. Tae weather is cloudy and growing cold.

There' will preaching, in Uia"j-:ngt(t language, at the Court Houtte, uu Huuday, at three o'clock p.k ,-by P.ev. TJ. W. K isKL,of tae Lutheran Cbnrch. Tbe citizen of Kvanaville are cordially Invited to attend. '- '. ' '

EW ADVKKTISEHEXTS. NEXSEN & BIXBY, ' General Insurance ; Agents , AKD i ADJUSTERS OF LOSSES, , 3IARBLK HALL, No. 9 Main St ' ' ' v ' HVANSVILLE, lNBw. Dwelling Houses insured ror at term i years at greatly reduced lates. of Three lean at the Price of Two. five . xears. at ine r-rice or Three. Life Insurance a Specially. ' Total Cash Assets Represented 0ter Twenty-live ' Million Dollars. Tho following are among the Companies represented: JE rar A Insurance Co. of Ilartror.t. Conn. Cash AsseU ........ ..... 5,OOO.ooO. P1KEXIX Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn Can Assets . - 1,500,000. COHTTIENTAI. Ins, Co. of New York . Cash Asseta ..l,OOt,OOi NORTH AMF.RICAN Insurance Co, Hartford. Conn. of Cash Assets ......... 9500,000 MERCHANTS' Ing. Co. of Hartford, C Cash Assets ........ 8300,000. NORTH AMERICAN Insurance Co. o( New York. Cash Asseta $S00,000 JE rSA LIFE Ins. Co. Cash Assets.of Hartford, Conft. rj,ooo,ooo. " NEXSEN & BLXBY, Agents, 9 M1I3T STEEST, KTansTllIe, Ind. Jan30 dly A T A HEETIKO OF T1IK COMMON jta, Council of tte City o? Evansville, on Uie 25th day of January, A.D. IStjtf, tbe Jeraons below named were appointed to serve on tne .Registration Kard : Fiist Ward John Knhn, Alexander W I. sou, wiltlHin Allen. Hecond Ward A. J.Gillette, Louis Roster, B. N. Docker. Third Ward Jamas Kcantlin, Sr., James England, Jnmes H. Cook. 'onn h Ward tleorge Br - fen, Philip NegeiK, juiin viie.te. -, , Filth Ward Nick Bmkhardt, Anthony Belime, Charles Hchrader. Hlxth Ward J amen Flizwllllams, John Bnshman, John Hedderich. rtoventh Ward Thomas Keith, John aii.iier, rny u. v lets. ilgbth Ward -W. B. McLean, William KlUHman, William Green. Niiilli Ward Caoper Marshall, Charlea uuugDiy, jodu . uriii. A. M. McGRI FF, Clerk : By K. A. McObiff, Deputy, City Clerk's Qmce, January 30th, ISotf. Jan30d3t GKC). S. SOXIVTAG & CO., .IAIPOIIXISTCM : ' HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS AND PISTOLS, Fa rni in:; & Mechanics' Tools . We have removed, since the destruction of our stock by lire m tho 21st of lecem. ber, to tho old Ixoweiitlijil stand, at the coi ner of Flit and Main Streets, and have now- in store one of the niowt complete stock of good 4 Iu our line that can be found In. the West purchased on a dull on t . market lor C Al W II, and will be Offeretl to tbe trade at such prices as cannot fall to tea press the buyer, We have v no Old Stock! Onr goods are all llillSH AND CLEAxV, Jnst from the factories. We o'Ter special Inducements on Tabic and Potkel Cutlery; Chains, Hair.os, and Collars; Axes, Iloes, & Cross-cnt Sawg; IIUILDERS' IIAUIWARE. 23 MAIX STREET, COKXEU OF FIRST, ,1 - - . EVANSVILLE, INI. Ja29. Notice. AM. WHO W5IIK APPOINTED BY the County CommixKioners to nerve on the Registration Boardif in Pigeon TownHhlp are reqaenled to meet at the Court-House on Monday next, between the hours of 8 aud o'clock a.ji., for qualification. C. HEDDEHICH, Ja2d3t Township Trustee, gACY DTE HOUSE. F. GrIdPNER; ' DYER AND SCOURER, FIFTH STKEET, bet. Oak and Cherry. Bilk, Wool, Cotton. Ac, colored to order. All work warranted, and any damages promptly paid. (ma27 doui

OaTFJCOIA-X.

tKifrtig KrWAiM vu puctAiscrn In tr. Posuofliee at Kvansvllle. Ktate of Indiana, on tbe itfii dav ol Jam a y, Inuit. Persons calling tor any ol these letter will please say "Advertised," giving dale. LIIKV a. I NT. Allen Mattle Kolle E-nlelle Aspenlauii Leana Kali ney Nancy mrs iim.upy iwicih rars Mimrr Annie ii row ii fannie Burnett Nellie . Hums DrUKllla 2 Barlh Kiltie . Blackwell Mary Berry mrs Browne H E mrs Biordon B J'ooper Mary Jane Cook Kate Chambers Matilda Cartman Mary mrs tViaptt Carolina t Iavis Mary E 2 1 avi f:ilen Davis Marj' ; Ivisiey Hetty Kmburli Lewsendy J. Ink i.aura Loekell Barah ' ' liibneFeaby le Nanule i.eeBell ' ' Lome Mary Ellen Lluctt Mary Moor Tressta mrs .Mathews Mollie ' Milltrt'laia J Mitchell Cellala 2 Miner BB . . Mathews Harah Ann McMurry M J mrs 2 McCuU-lian Mary iN'a'l WiiluiS Peck Maria - Phtltps EiiKabet'i Fitzpatrick J mrs PiniMor Mollie mrs r inner Jncinda Oarvev Margaret Gray Malinda Good Knitna tiuvis N Bvsymrs GranUum Mate-tret Green well Hopliia R Howard Lucy Hookerson Mary Hartin Klixabt-tli ' Hughes Alice Harrison Mary Heurick iJ7s.t Itasitn i it rnr.H H arper Harriet IIow Bridget Hoit Elizit nits Johnson Ann : - ' Jacobson Jennie O'Brien Kinma Kilcy Kate ' ' Htunip Mary J i Houthwick f liza mrs Hlstiahter Ayer mrs H'rout Alice Tiiruer Heury mrs Thompson Amanda Taylor Mary K Townsend Ann mrs TuuttfM Mary K 11 Wt Martha A mrs WlUiaAdy Write Msllnda WlitUock Curie Welch Ellen Watson Mary n r. Willis J inrs West HatUeA ... OENTlEaEV'S 1,1 ST. Adams It C Jvnight Edwlu 1 Aston A Andiii & I'ratt lienn Benjamin' Bangard Kritncia Butler (len H r;rl!gj T l:it,iiw M A liullet Lufay Keantley llo Bleecher H Bull Kobaid Hre-kinridt;rt Robt Boure W it Baser V G tiutdine U Cayce Bob 2 Conner AD Cameron Ctias Clsycouut Clay Cross James Course J J as Capt Cameron J P Cosby J W Cornet t liewls Coalter Milln ' t.'obb W Ii-2 Cook Jeremiah . (Rlveit Caswell Tleuniug Wm l)erc.v 1'atrick . Duncan ftlaiion Davidson M F Dillon John It K.iman W H Engels Robert Klkins Jowhua Koglnnd Jamfl . Krendt-nsderry C Farm Cbns lr Fields Smith . Funhle F Franklin II M Felts Jolin L Free John. Frv:eman J Lt ' Fiul John Fisher Lewis Good Ben iroace& Haykin Green Wm , Goudy Iloiwrt I ! Gerard R J Grant Lute . Gordon .Tosepll ' ' Granel E H Goings Mr Hofman X J 2 Hill Alex K nowles D M 3 ijnrns Mle.bal" Lanil Henry M. losler Billy Ijauenstor Gebt i.yile I'harlcs Laveud-;r F JU D'lley Jamas JjoniasKey I'alrjck io:ten Primus ' Level ny It LankliHil .Sum I MlllliKt. l Mneliell I, U , Marshall John M tirpiir J Moore J P Morris J Martin Joseph Ml chell Henry Moses David Moore Alvlu 11 Moor B C McGary WHCo MrMauar M Ic McCan irous Mike Nich iison a K Q,ainn Henry , ' ' Pulling Thomas Pollard Henry . Powers E K. Putnam BenJ Robertson Bill KedfernTN Rich Noble R chards M V Rglau Morllmore Kuliedge Martin Robinsou Jubit Kettse Jerome Roberson Geo W Reese ( barley Reee David W Heise J C Randall W A Huiltli C A, Hander Charles Hinall Charles Bnow Dick Banders Henrj h in all Henry II Bkluner Ge j Btokeley Henrr Bwincher Geo W BtKk J Bheperd Jack Slaughter James Sherwood Jas Hllyard A Smith Jonti Hall, Moore A Burk- Htainbrook Phillip hare Stinson Thos Hudson EN Huber Frank liagan K B Heddin II . Haz7.it James Heritage Jerry P Hall John bisiiop Hall Joseph. B Hei ttr J M Modem James HennUau Jas P Hall M Howard Scylos llatba-ny I Robert lleiiuuk W L Hayes William, Harmon IV m Holmes Win . Jozies 1 Kinilh 2 ' Johnson Grauail Jordan D J Jeflf rl. s D P Kelley Anthony Kenedy Jubu Bwincher W Shelbey Chas Thayer Albert N Thomas A L Tye Charles Thomas Chas O Thomas John H , Taitt John Thompson Jas i'b urston John TelramStar i Venervatdt Boran WlmpeltsTuh John Wilson Brad I Watson BtnJ II WmxI tin n et West Alfred Welsch J a Wsrreu J F Wilson Lew Wets, h Stephen D Wordan Robt Walker Wm Willis John Kimbly John Whitehead John A. T, W II 1 Tf L IH E Y , f. M. Public School Examinations. rnin; nGHi ansitaIj examinaJL tiou of the Public Schools of. the city will commence at the Iltiib School liuJIding, on Wednesday, February :k1; and be coutinued In the Sollowini; onler : - W edneday, Feb uary 3 I Upper G am mar School. 1 hnrMlay and Friday, February 4th and 5th High School. Monday Alu-inoon, Fetruary 8th-. All emun rrnn.iry m ikjoik, Tuesday Forenoon, February Olh All Irst Primary Buhoo s. Tuesday-Afternoon. February Olh All Second intermediate Schools. Wednesday. February 10th All First In. lermeoiaie bciiooim. Thursday, February 11th All Second Uniinmar ncuoola. , Fridy, February 12tU All First Gram, inar Schools. . The Mayor and City Council, parents, and the publte uenernlly, arc Invited to atteud. ABA IGLUIIART, JOHN W. FGKTKU, '. , '; . I 1HIDOR I0SMUNG10R, ; ' '1 rus'ees. A. M. Gow. Superinlendent. I J2H dlw (Courier, Union, and Pomoerat copy lwd. OATS, PORK, LARD, & POTATOES, i T STORK, ANO TO AM HIVE Jt. from tlieCity on tho Hill, on the pearly banks ol the . Wabattn, which we oliei to t lie trade: t l.fnn) hush. liolC8 Oats, in bags; 5lH) busli. Po atoes; 50 tierces N(. 1 Lard; '25 kegs No 1 Lard : 100.0UU jiounds Bulk Shoulders, Pidos, and iianis; i, 25 bbls. choice Family Flour, at BU1LDKRS' KMi'ilKI I'M, Water Bi., bet. Locust and Walnut,' Kvaufrvllle, i ud. Ja28d30t, BABCOCK & Sl'EKLlC . C. lVOIFF, Manufacturer of, and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in, COLLARS, and SADDLERY HARDWARE, . . . .(o. 58 Main Street, corner Second. s . EviKBToxi, Ind. fehl dtf llKOOxlI FACTORY. GLUNZ & HAUSER,' ; Uroom Manufacturer. We desire notifying the public that we nre keeping on hand all sorts of Biooras, aud pay tbe htghe.t price lor Broom t;orn. Factorv on J bird and Ingle Bis. de7 data . WM. C. TURN0CK & 00, BRASS: FOUNDERS, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters, Corner Pine ana First Streets, Cash paid for old Copper and Brass. Dealers In all kinds of Brass Cockj Whistles, and 8 team Ganges. Particular attention paid to repairing and adjnstln Steam Gauge flnnejjtfDissolution and New Partnership. THE COPAItTKEKtlllP HEKKTO. fore ex if tins under tbe style of James Urie co. is this day dissolved, Henry F Klount having bongut the interest of John H. Koelker and J. H. Feldwisch. The manufacture of Plows will be continued by H. F. Blount and James Urie, under the firm name of H. F. BLOUNT Si CO. January 25th, 1 6i. JanAidlw Copartnership. - THE COPAKTSF.KMIIIP HERE7.0fore existing und r the t?ie of Boelker, Blonnt A Co. is this d y ditsolveti by mm nal consent. The business wilt be continued by John H. Roeiker. J. 11 . Fttd wlsch, aud John w . icoeiaer, uuuer ine tiriu name of n . , . , JUtl? 11. It' lliljKMt tz tu Jannary J5th, 1V.0. ljan2SdlWi Cur 1. '., ( I HAVE THIN MUMI M 1 IS. terest iu the Kag'e Foundry to enter uuon aimtlier liraneu ot manufacture. In retiring from the foundry business. 1 d ho desiring that tbe friends of tbe old Driu will stand by tue new a rattnrutly as lliey have by R'HJlfcer, Blount Co. - .1 Truly, Jin,iuy f. BLOUNT. Jannary 25lh, 1869. Jja28 dlw

STEAMBOATS.

JTOTICK., In complianeo with mi order of tbe Board ol the- Green ed Barren R.vers Navigation Company to inorease the Tolls on 1 aid river In outer to raise A larire stun of money neftssaty to effect the repa-lr at Spoltsvllle Lock and other lsiintM on tbe line, 1 have directed IBh Collector of Toll, on and after the 2ftti of January nxt, to collect from all steamls-iata pissiDg Io-.k No. 1, or Spoluvtilo Lock, !M cenla par ton, custom-house measurement, when ascending, and the same when descending Also, 25 4-ent per tou at lock No. 2, or Kuinsey Iax-U, wlien ascending, spd . t he same descending Coal-toats or nr(?fn passing tho different locks will lie cliargtMl per ton on load the same as heretofore ctiurgi-d ly the Slate. Ail other toll t remain as heretofore published by the Company. ; . ' ; President G. It, IS, Mtv. Co' , Bowling Ureeu, Jan. 11, !.!. ) Ju27 drit (Courier copy.-) , , . - j - FO R C A 1 RO, CO L V M U UB. A n- i . M K M P U I h The. flue, Oot steamer f.rcJN1 C00SA,. , J . Fi.mi i,imiM. Brown. Mmt.r; ... ! - , P it. Ten y.C'teik, Leavott for MeinphN and nil way potu, NATriCIAV, JANUARY" 3tTd, , at 5 o'clock r.r. "' ' ; "' ' For Ireiht or iwssa'. applv on Tinaitl, fir lo jau.'tn U C. Ii. I'.tillo, Asjenl., FOR M K M PH IH,V!CKlilR; A l N H W t The great sletum-r ,;, j ' ' '"'' Lr!t ! j ''""'' Wsi ! b-itfwa. tK$t I I-.TX-: T :-JL u.'pf' -jL v Retili. E. Neal,'M lister; u ! t'liarlen Mllli-r.CUiL Leaves for New Or!e.uis and :dl Viij' pon MON01Y, r"fb. 1st, at it M. For freight r iuire apply mi boiinl, or to . HUM PH RICY. P il ICK CO., or W. ti. r.iww N .t ;u , . . Jn3 d2l- . . , , ; Acnt-t. FORCLARK'SVILLK AND NASHVILLE . Tho flno'y iippclnl -.t str.iiu.-f iSZUl - ROMEO. i ..... irii-n in'7Vlf"H v '''""-""r Masler: i i - Georgo Tinoop, Clerk, Leaver for Nash vllie and .JI way pmti NATtitllty, JANUARY 30TH, at 4 o'clock p.m. . 1 ' For Beight or passan npply on board, or to Idlt C. It. RUitD, Agent. FOR OWENsVORO, CANNKLTON, AND IOUIBVILLK..: j The fli'et and elegant pswsonger steamer fZ2LA MORNING 'STAR, .:y. 4 T. Gl I more. Master, Dick llntclilson. Clerk, Will leave for Louisville and nil way ports Hi ATI! ft OA V, JANUARY 30ru, at 8 ::so o'clock p.k. " For .'reiglit or passajre apply on Iviard, or to W. G. BROWN & CO., dlt . i Agents. FOR M EM PHI , V1CK S ft IT BO, A so N F. W ORLF.ANS. j The magnificent pnwso. irer steamer IjUU.DlfllMii. W. D. PliilMii.- Master: i , J. L. Ha-.ou. Clerk, leaves for New Orleans and nil lnteixiedr.ite pori t . i ISA I I'ltOAY, JANUARY 30111,' at 4 o'clock p.m. ''," . . For frolirht r pasna je ajiply e n board, or to H UM PH RE Y; PATRICK & CO., or W.G. lillJWN iV U.)., Jan.'fl) dlt 1 ' I Agents.' i . FOR NEW .HARMONY .&;GRAT VILLM The new aud fleet tteauit'r jl-.IES; PTROLIA No. 2, . ; &MmZ Doyle, -Maater; , ! ' . John .A. Adams, Clerk, leaves for Gray vl;le and all way ports on the Wabash River, Til B DAY, , NA IUKII AT, JANUARY SOrH. : r at 4 o'clock p m. ' . , For freight or passage apply on hoard. 1 FOR MEMPHIS, Vlt?KRTja(J, i AND 'Pk. A ... i ...' .,........ iuc uvn, ucrb, nun ticiiiib .iruiuvi j , T.it. mil trnrlw.rty 4ffiut.r ' Frank O. HmlLh. Clerk. Leave for New Orleans and all way ports . SVXnAT.Jait.3l8t, at 4 I' M. For freight or ra.;e apply on board, orto W.G BKOWN A Co., or HUMPHREY, PATRICK & CO., JauJudlt Agonls. FORCAI1MJ, COLUMBUS,' A MEMPHIS - The beautiful and popular steamer DAK LINO. 1 jnrrnnfwl'urlttr. M ivl.ri b t ;i A le-JC Powers, Clerk t Leaves for Memphis and all way ixrts MO.lr, FKBUUARV isr, ,. . o ,...1. . . . . For Ireight or passnye apply 011 board, or n 11 1 II i.u. 1 , 1'Ai.itll'n. v !'., JonSOdlt ' 1 Agents., . FOR (lWKVl'.OkO, CA N XKl.Ti W LOUinvMJi.i..,'Anin iNi,irN.ii, The firsl-clasM Kt earner ,, 1 , , -Viti1-Barclay, Mi.Mier, ... f ., ( I . Leaves fof Cincinnati aildlill wav' oorts i STl'itlY "JANUARY fiotu,,, at in - F ''or liehfbt ,or tHtMiiget ijpr1v ri board,'. to ' idlKk, NltJiiSON, or Jan2!l U2t RTWK IN III KUV OIVEW.that JLI 1 will niij.lv. lo 1 he lH.v :iined of Kvansviile, on .Mimrtiy, February 1st., isi.'i. lor Iwruiimidirwi i-re.-l ln name dtveiltua- iniii-Hiirj, 2.' t.y il lH't; also t wo si: bles, i by ai t on I,ots Nns. f and I. Batlell I'bico. JACOB WHIJilZ. JuLdtd ii. i . ,, ... , (KnceesHor to llllli Jluille.i t,) , ;. COM MISSION MERC HA N'J , Dealer in HAY and UltAIN; Also, ' Floor, 'Bacon,' Liinj,. Dijed ' Fruits, miner, i'.gs, r,,niii n, Apples, , ; -1 . " , Onions. S, ' 3! ami 41. WATK6 STRRET, Southeast Corner Water und Walnut, '" - I CINCINNATI, OHIO. Jl4fermcrWm. McDcf' A'fJo , New Or leans; T A J. W, tJalf. Auiwra, Ind. : .Win. Mcltouald, Memphis. Tcim ; .1. K. L) tie. t!o.. Hi. JaiqU, Mo ; Joseph Hal natli. A at. o., 1 M. P. Co., Cine nnall. : 11. II. 11 : inner 6c Co M ash T 1 1 ie, Ten u. . i. H'J3 Uiii . LEW. VASDi'ORlFT, ' . I ,!(:., Forwarding fic Commission i . . " . . . .i , -Aercli,it, . - ' vTT.T,,,r,r .m nnnnn, f Li a ix c ii uji x riujriLituiyjii, And GKXEAL STKAV BOAT AGENT, r " '. it i ' ' MT. VERNON, INH. 9" Prompt attention (riven to ail hn.t. nnsni.nuihli.il lo lim la.y, Ijaisduiu SPEER'S .-. f -. ' . i'. . 1 !'-'-.'; '' .. I I I O R T GRAPE Used by llundrods'of . Conn'ejratioiia lor tliurcn, or, tommuniou rurposes. i;. ;. ' AIso,EiteI!ent Tor Lhtlirg and cakl . f ,1'crson. , ; I ' ' , ; . , ' " Vineyards, Nt w Jerwy. ' NPBKK'N I'OKT I1KAPK WI1H, !.'':. i .. , Four VoiirM OIl. ' " ; i This Justly eele'iirulcd Naliva Wins maoe iroin me jiiuw i inn iporU (Jiape, raise.1 in 1Mb onmiiy. Ji Uivaluul.le miuic nu niit,iii4ii-iiui properties ure nnsurpusseu ny any inner native Wine. Being the pure iiiieo , the tiane. i.r,k duced under Mr. spMir's own peiwmiil uprrvisiou. its purity and genuineness mr nunr.uiCTw. lite yotineHt chiuj may purtake of i l generous quuiitlos, aud the iiiviiuj may use it lo advunlute. It Is particularly beueflelal to n,, ,, nd leblliUitwt, and Kiiitable l.i the varlous iiiluu in, llmbHlllicl. the weaker mi, it is In every respect , , Jt WIA'K TO 1SK ItET.IKO ON, Invalids use Spoor's Poi t Grape Wine. Females use Kjer's port (iiape Wine. Weakly pMtiliH tliid is neltl. by IU use. Hpeer'a WIuiB iu unsinlaU are pitleriod to ither wines. '" -Bi Jd ty lirnuirisis. ' A. Korjer'a Vineyard. New Jersey. Omen

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, " ' FKIIIAY AND NATITIMV, . , Jammry 20th and 30th. Two i.i:vr.rs laihi v,nl rt n...i 7!'N tl t;itrAV, '"Hfti r. i.r.vi i s. Hi II A.M., unit ;t nml 7,2 t'.yf. i:ti v i itiin i:i'):oii:,aiti: t ill! I lisen rf tniee yen i,-, v ln i I In ; lia v I14.p1 areil I el ite neiu I v 1 1 I be K hit i. tjii.-. iis, i- ittpi 1 ( 1 14ml Nobility o tb 1 11 i World, I ho Orcuiost Wiinders r the Aire! .;Kour. fioantifr-lly and svmpietriealty , iorim d LadiM null Gt ntlfcin. 11 iu Piliiiiat ii ri ! ''! ' The Or I 'I ua I mid I renowned (EX.'tH Till M!I ami WIFF, COM M0 '))( K M TT, ami .JlIS:i .M I , M K WAUUKY.' Their 11 lib ! lie U n.l I XquNiti ly (iiM-ilial ii I'erloi 111 ne. u rid I ..x Ii I bll u .ns ii'-ver Ii a to eli iini und di I ulit iv. -iv l. -liol.l, r. 'I'll i v nt-pi nr In fo Iiiii i., Ii.di'i 4, !oint b'eillKHtiOIIM, AtlilJHltl.r Tiieks, I'.u -len(ilis, aod U.innlie. In eli I ict..; )s c Cie I IIIIHW. 'I'lie IIK'lliiMl EI.I'GA NT I M! !-. J- 4, und I be brill ihii t eo-b it .011 o' IiIaMiim H Worn lie, , 11, e v;iib.iii I'. n I u I .i il t;iiniii', :ill ot m 1 1 !) i me isii oh I II lilOO purnilal' ItC.Vees, ii",', ovel I'lli ii y '1 llO'llilll.l JlollnfM 111 t.Olll. I.a lies and I nil in n am run !v ad vised to ill If ii 1 t h" il s v I'.v ,ili 1 1 on, ii . ! tllllS ltVly 111) I IMIrf' Mini i on ( 11-iHlil Ol I ill l'j Veil 1 og I ei ir Ii ai.ee. Ail lo i- Ion, V't rt iM I 'b i ' I ren under I - n years of :ijj. ii eeiit-i. Ko tve l -c:il, nl eei i ; chi.di'eii under I'n vi i i ee, h ji.vrr ! it i' t i VI.-, aiomii t FOR. IKS f T II I! A'li'ililCAN 1 H H'sK i bin ol the best holeU in l.vnnsvlile, Itid alia. U is loe.lel In I .i rnl.NI. if the I iiIiii.vs pint ot tin'' ciiy; froiiH on WaU,, Street, bear the cn nei ,d Water and yct.more, met bus a spn-niild river view.' it is litn-e hikI .in mod i, . is, is less tnan IV -Hpiaie Horn Main SH-e it, and Is i:,ty )f i ii-i -k Jioiii I lie rrrrr, 1.. itTon d, Hi ii I Ml II Oni'rt I ng eon nl ry. J '.,, m m (filvtl April lit, lidtt. A,.IV hi ALVAli, JlJllA.viN, Ad'.i'r . Janlfldli hvan-ville, J ml. FOR Hi.Xr -i:HIC.M KNT The lei inenl ol t In ( uioliei I i !,,l r.sb leri m (.billed, corner ot Hecond and t'biiili Jt Streets. This vonbl I.e h vei'V desira I place for teaching Minis, or Jriiirin.r . i.i J'niiilii.f. Also, a ood rie.in ( r a n o Ii hj. 1 bipilre of ALVA II Jon soN, ailJOiill Real Esltite Avent . rc rijALif:. FOR fAIE MA UHH ANII Hol-I .Ji A Jot ol J) be in ii res and boi es, cb tip lor cat-h, by FoitTlf At BoW I.e.-, Ainer.i-au Livery stables; Third Htit ct, bi t. M ai u and I.nein'. Jam dlw ' Residence and Farm for Sal Till; KISIIitMi; of the late Or Thomas Rinieii! will be sold at prlv tin nabi. . Bald farm eon lit ins HW ncies, wil.H im rirovernen I ... Jt Is a bob t one in He I r nl 1 iiImh HI Hi Ion, On t be K. A o. It. It., i nd ten miles irom i bis elly. For furllu ri irl.ieulars apply ill lr. K. T. Kunele's oil' en. Wo. Flrsi, Hln el. Evansvlllo. J.y.li t. FOR SALIC AND FOR RI1' T, "S K.f ' "'Ai' iiru.hi.Mj i. -s. .11 .3 W liwoll mtr IIoiiwm, and Farina. Ten thousand acres ot Fariiiiitj; Linn'.. I buy u nd sell Real KM ale. ALVA H .Kill NHt ) , Real Fjttale A t;er- &, Third'- Street, Eva-imville, Ltd in , . d22U vahti:b. WA!Ti:iSI T U A TION A b. ,k. keeper or ns salesman in a di v i i. ids house, by a. you ng mini soeaklinr Kin Isli and (lerni.iii. .od references ea i be roflired. A pply nt I be Journal Olln:,. jaiiiisuiw AGF.NTS WANT HI' lolt Secrets of the Great Ci A work llenc'lpt i ve of the fiifius : Hie Vlrr, the M 'istrrlrx, '.ih-crtrv, : i)riinra if New lurk ;lty. If you wish in know' how f.ir'imes made and lost r l n -; how shrewd i mo ruined In Wall St reel; bow i-ou n men are swindled by sharpers; bow n islers and nie..in n Im iico I lull mm liiitrdaiii'iilinlH anil concert saloons iriwiiakfed: Ituw ifinnlillii,' lia,m,.u n.,,1 in! i-tnl arij lell ry l.ld; m n "IH ew est lrles lire eoiiiliK-led, rend tins work eontfiitiu ,t.-.t. l.i M .... ...... .... . ... i , ........ .... ,.ii,7 ,-rt,;in,iii'..1ii.i I all !(! t the ,M steries and Crimes ol , ioik, H nil is ijie (.plclesl and -be.i; work of I be kind ever published. I'rle uly ff'S 75 ii r iii. . l.l,.l f. ,r ..I,-. 1,. .. .i.l ...... . . . r,,. - r.,-, 'in, i relink,: tllll. rlM.rl itl II.a ...... 1. a. 1., lid esH , D. JON KB KROTI1 J'.RS V ,()., ( Incinnal i Jf.I, IJ. w I 111 DIt"!.r GOOD;;. I. . ' " CilLbJMO" JMArillitK. n. m, u xiiii. ;rr. . ' i. , ' WHOL.Af'l DKALKIi.H IN . STAPLi; AND y A N V, V BUY GOOBa, . i ; ' ;, , FIRST STREET, R VJ NS VI L L :, ML, HA V : J I'.HT ii i. i; i v i: i a I, u i v. ft',CH ot Seaonable l,ii,iii ul.ii'll lliey oiler to tbe trade ut low rales.

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f OUn ri:t'isii. iiiiti i W U U U UAG-i in stnr.-aim or mlIu hy.Z. lJZ-Ul.'l G. M A G II f'iK . I. Ii'onx our .& Cyct.au, Indiioi inents nowoU'ered in our M ililnery iH-fiai t ineiit, in r Ii lends nml euloi icN will IwciiiivIuckI that we inb r.d to m iso 1 Ml To imllness, by i elllntf lion ni l 4 and or At iss Jiclirtui will malic them t.i in an iinexeelbsl slylo tit a pi le neyi lore done. As iter btKiiTitn. Ol ii ii si liow nt 30 cent ir vard. French Shir' Intr and Dress h lain. els only li cent-., tinier, shirts and Drawers In great vnilet.v. 1 bo best and etieap-ii Blankets ve.r sold Jit this city. An ndless variety of Bie.wl-4 and Dress (iools. our lari slo. L ot Cloths and Cuss. meres we will close out. at a rX'cirillo SnMilieo In order to make room for Sptln:; u .nr. A complete sloeli or 1 lomesl ie (modi ot vcry popular I rami, and nt I he loesl, prices, can always be luiiml at schapiter BumkIu v Co.'s, i'xIon 17 and I'l Main Slieet,. in short, they have -erylhliig lo iiihU., be "outer api earance Of T-ifo Poautlfal ami agrt-eahle, all of which -l.T be hold as cheap s they can do louii.l anywhere. ' ' Kit U

i" IIW.IOI, ni every mvi'M one espec s a valni.ble gift, buy a Florence isewinic .1 i Chine, which is easier learned, ie ,s il bin to net out of ord T, and does mote ai i, t le of workWMhoiH cb.inuo than any ol ,. r. Kvery Mneblne warranted lntlvio'iiliv aeliou.oi tbe u.i,n..y refunded. I'riee;..., tint npward. Twenty pieces of (li.n ' woied' Unuiiei, worth iu cents, which we vin sell

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