Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 January 1870 — Page 4

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attESTT COLUMN AUvfrllsMMiit, iu this eolomn.of Hires hi. K, eci luscrUon, Thirty CeDtc, FOR

Cloni: SiOI The store-room nnd Ki pre-noises occupied by Simon Gpraberts, v situate on MainStreet, between Water and First streets. PosspRsdcm given February Jt. or sooner If cl ?' rod. Apply to W. IiAKKR, at Nexsen & Baker's. jan7-tf "5 yfiCSE Brick d welling-house, on Pec,H nnd street, between Main and Locust. Inquire of C. PKEsl'OX. ilea eft "TVf EV 'fV()..Sl8y KH1CZC STORE ,J.a and Dweilin ou Fourth fcHreet, belwen Main and Locust. Kent very loir. For particulars, Inquire at tbeofiie- of L. Loeweulhal & Co., Ko. 11 North First Street. novl0-3tsaw tf BWEt.MSGS-Tiro .two-story Brick House and one one-story frame Hons. nliMfl V1CTOM P.ISCH. IlISCEIilANSOTTS. TOK COOD.flXAX HOOPSKIRTS and I'OKSEl'S. go to H. URUSKR'ij, Ho. t South First Street. de23 dtf BOARDIIIG. TWO OOTLEMES, OR A. til.Nllernan and wile, en be aecommouaced with a pleasant room and boa id by applying Immediately at tte corner of Sixth and Walnut Streets. J a4 dtf WAITED. PV" OKSES 5 good business horses stood C3!nr. inquire at C. W.RAYMOND S Li very Stb;e, on Walnut Street, between First and Water. (Ja;4dtf roa SALS. Asovr i3oov rizr.T i-inch oak FLANK, pawed !- Anot. WM..S. FORD, Corner Goods; 11 and Water streets, Jal5 dtitfod A Si J TUESDAY, JAMAKI IS, 1810. CITY NEWS. JtSf The celebrated Falchoo Pea at the Journal OQee. Commercial. Th a weekly fioaneial and commercial review for the past week wili be found" on the third page. - tT" The ievce is growing " smaller by degrees and beautifully les?," as the river continues to ri?c. Improving. We were informed by Dr. Kennedy, jesttrday evening, tfcat Louis Hose is rapidly improving, and there is. do doubt as to his recovery. Magazines for the Ladies. Fish. & Barter have received Godey's Lady Booh and P terson Magazine for February, bdth good numbers. Aurora Cibcle Hop. The above circle -will give a social Hop at the -Nationfl Hall, to-nigh, .which gives promise of being a very fine affair. " It is presumed there will be a large attendance. Tennessee River. As an item of cur trade with Tennessee Ilivtr, we noticed twenty-one c&eks of liqvor, yesterday, in front of N. F. Carr & Co.'s, destined for shitmcnt to points on that classic stream. - 2y If jou need anything in the stationery lin?, you can Had it at the Journal Office. Hebrew Ball. We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation to attend the graad bail, for the benefit of the 'Mendelssohn's Literary Association, to bo given t National Hall Tuesday eynilg, January 25 :h. . A Good Speculation. Bill Payne .some time since sold one-half of the famous trottirg hor.-e Rod Fox, at tho rate of $9,000 for the horse, and a few days since bought it back at the rate of ?3,C00. Hop Postponed. We .ire informed that the social hop by the Non-Fcrnsalite Club, that was to have taken place this cvenirg, at the residence cf Cailia Presion, Esq., has been postponed until Thursday evening, January 27th. Death of an Old Citizen. We learn that John Green, aged SI years, and for the past three years a citizen of Evansville, died at Wheatland last Wednesday, while at that place on a visit, ilr. Green was a resident of Knox County for nearly fifty year. Stuck in the Mud. A two-horse dray, loaded nrith wood, got stuck in the mud yesterday, at the corner of Canal and Eighth Streets. In trying to pull it out the dray was bsdly used up. The wood was taken off and the vehicle i;ent to the shop to be repaired. We noticed iu the thow window of a shos &toro yesterday, a pair ot ladies' shoes labeled "Alexandria Limp." Oao sho has a very high heel, and the other a low one. These arc said to be the latest sensation'" in the Ea;t. 2?" Pencils, beat quality, acd Xote and Letter Paper in any quantify, at the Journal O&eo. itaTAo exchange says that the present telegraphers' strike is praducing a general demand for the education of female operators. Another exchange says when that era is inaugurated people had better publish their business messizes in the papers Mutilated Currency. During the year just passed, II. J. Schlaepfcr, the druggist, sent to Washington $1,370 in mutilated currency, which he had received for goods during that time. Of thi3 large amount he only lost 12 75, having $1,3G7 25 returned to him in aood currency. Can ary one tlio make a better showing than this? 1 Accident to a School House. From Mr. J. D. Green, of this city, who i-5 engaged in building the new Echool house at Princeton, we learn that the building wa3 somewhat damaged hy the storm on Sunday after noon One of the mam g;racr3 gave way ai l a whole tier of joists and rafter were precipitated to the floor below. The damag will amount to about S2C0. It is fortunate the . aectdeuc ccarrai wben.tha workmen were fcb;mt. Messrs. T.?nvoorda &

Greea :-.ru the oo raeiord.

Moe.ninoPf.ayer Meeting The Union Prayer Meeting will be held this morning iu Trinity M. E. Church, at 81 o'clock. These meetings are highly enjoyed by all who attend them.

Revival. The protracted meeting in progress at Trinity Church is growing in interest and importance. Last niht there were two conversions at the Altar of Prayer, and eight or ten persons arose for the prayers of the Church. The professors of religion seem to le unusually interested in the work, and the indications are that the revival influence will be widespread in its consequences. Cs?"Note Book3 and Drafts at the Journal Office. Recorder's Court. A. Stark got drunk. A policeman got hold of Statk and introduced him to the Recorder, who said he was acquainted with hiai." Oa investigation, we found thai Sutk had been sent to the leck-up two diys previously for drunkenness, and the Recorder had generously released him. He was fined $0 85, and again went to prison. Cleaning street crossings would le nice exercise for these chaps. County Commissioners. The Board of County Commi-eioners were in session yesterday. The mot important business transacted was the annexation to the city of a certain tract of land lying between Chestnut Street and the canal, and Tenth Street and the Northeastern Enlargement. No other business of interest transpired, and the Board adjourned to meet again this morning. Hogs. Nothing was done at the packing houses yesterday. The season is virtually over, but the pork houses will remain open for a short tini3 longer. If the roads are gaod this week, and the weather favorable, it is thought nearly all the remaining hogs will be brought iato market. Prices continue unchanged. MisrAKE. It appears we were misinformed in regard to the amount that wai taken by the chap who robbed the money-box of Street Car No. 2 on Saturday night. We were told that he got about two dollars, but learned yesterday that he had probably captared net to exceed thirty cents. Tb.2 money is always taken out of the cars late at nigh', just before the last trip, and the only money that is left in the boxe3 is what i received on one trip from the depot to the Salt Well. This accounts for only oae box being broken open. The thief was probably dis gusted with his first attempt, and did not think it through" the worth while to "go oihsr boxesi. The Quintette. We Lani that the sale of reset ve i seats for the Mendelssohn Quintette Club Concert is quite active, end the prospeols are favorable for the largest and most fashionable audietce that ever graced the hall. We lure the assurance of many persons all high authority ia musical circles that nothirg approaching them iu artistic and musical ability has ever appeared iu this part of the country. Their selections are the chef d'ecuvrcs of the best composers, such as Rossini, Alicneif, Schubert, Meyerbeer, Bricealdi, Alard, etc. We anticipate, with great confidence, the iieest musical entertainment ever offered oar eittzens. tT-J Scaling Wax the Journal Ofice. end Wafers at Criminal Court. Green Durham was arraigned for stealing a coat from Moses Wei!, a short time ago. Ho grabbed the coat uud ran, but was detected in the act and captured. Ilia case wa tried before a jury. The jury returned a verdict of guilty, and sentenced him to pay a fine of 55, and be confined in the county jail thirty days. Louis Ebert was tried by a jury, on the charge cf selling liquor on Sanday. He was declared guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of 10 and costs, amounting in the sggrf gate to about $21. ' An indictment was returned by the Grand Jury against Thomas McNair, for grand larceny. McNair stole a horse from Ton Bullen, en Saturday, and sold him in Henderson, where he was arrested, the particulars of which we gave in ycs'erdsy'a Journal. In the evening McNair was arraigned on the charge cf grand larceny. When the indictment was real to him, he said he would not enter a rlea until tho arrival of Mr. Dyer, his lawyer. When Mr. Dyer arrived, he declined to act. McNair then asked the Judge ta appoint an attorney for him, as he had no money to employ one. The Judge then requested Mr. Dyer to defend McNair, to which he assented. After a short consultation with Prosecutor Hargrave, it was agreed that McNair's trial should take place to-day, and a plea of . " not guilty " was entered. The Judge directed the Sheriff to empannel a jury of good men by nine o'clock thi3 morning, and then the Court adjourned. The Weather. The singular weather of the past few days has been (he general tcpic of conversation, in the absence of other subjects o? an interesting character. Oa Sunday tight tho weather was so warm that fires were not needed, and yesterday mornins the change was so great that the ground was frozen hard, and the wind blew keen and cold, A chap who wanted to fay something a little out of the usual style, Ucclared it wa3 tho " uniqucst weather he ever saw." Personal. S. M. Bar'oa, a prominent merchant cf Cincinnati, is -6topr.ini at the Sheirwooi House. Tiw Street Railway Company ."oa f-.r Dlreaton,

Wii! ho'd UQ next Mo u;y.

A GREAT FLOOD V 0 M 1 V G . Orcr Fifty Feft at Cincinnati.

Klver tilsin Nine Inches Per Hour. The People Alarmed. We do not desire to alarm people along the river, but wish to warn them that they may prepare for a flood which is imminent. Our river dispatches from Cincinnati, to bo found on this page of the Journal, report the most extraordinary rise on record 10 feet in twenty-four hours, with51 feet, 8 iachea in the channel and rising at the rate of nine inches per hour, or eighteen feet in twenty-four hours. The terrible rain of Sunday night seems to have been general all along the river, and we cannot doubt that we shall have an unprecedented flood. People living within reach of high water, cr having property exposed, should look to it at once. Up to yesterday, such a flood was ucexpected, cr we sbculd have warned our friends sooner of the approaches danger. Oar fiieads cn the Wabash may also anticipate a flood in that classic stream, thcugh we have no positiva news from that region. The M endelssohn . Quintette. We have been called upon by a number cf musical friends, who have had the pleasure of hearing the Mendelssohn Quintette,,' requesting us to urge the lovers of niusio in this city to avail . themselves of an opportunity they may never again enjoy, ol hearing this matchless musical combination. The organization is one of the oldest, perhaps the oldest in the country, and has achieved a fame for pure, artistic music, never, attained by any other combination. Miss Jenny Busk, who accompanies them, is considered the finest soprano in the world, possessing a sweet voice, of greatstreugth and wonderful compass. The ether members of the company are all masters in their profession. Go to tho Opera House on Thursday night, and hear them. Common Pleas Court. la the case of Samuel C. Dixon vs."Jame3 Templeton. brought here from Mt. Vernon on a change cf venue, the jury gave a verdict for plaintiff in the sum of $300. In the ease of the County va. Victor Bisch, the Court sustained the answer made by Chandler and Iglehart for defendant. Judge Parrett asked leave to amend pleading?, and was granted untii Monday next. So far, the defenfo has come out ahead ia this contest. v In the evenicg tho ca?e of John Sch&efter vs. Joseph Stahihcefer, Markctmaster, was taken up and a jary empannelled. This is a suit for false imprisonment. Some time last May the plaintiff used seme blackguard language at (be Uppor Market House during market honr.-, iu the presence et numerous people, and for eo uoin.z was arrested LyStahlheafcr and fnroed over to the Chief of Police, who l eked him up in the city prison for about fifteen minutes. It 13 for this that plaintiff brings action for damages, which ho claims ia the sum cf f'6.000. CjI. Denby appears for the plaintiff, and Shackelford and Parrett for Stahlhoefer. Episcopal Sociable. The sociable meeting of St. Paul's congregation last night, at the residence of Mrs. Harvey, on Secoad Street, was pronounced ihe largest of the season, and we are coafldent that none have passed off mere pleasantly. The guests were elegantly entertained by Mrs. Harvey, assisted by Mrs. Thos. C. Smith, her accomplished daughter. We have not attended a more phasant and social party during the Winter. St. Paul's congregation is leading the van this Winter, so far as the " mite3 " are concerned. These meetings are productive of great good in bringing tho membirs together in the sccicl circle. Nothing is more conducive to genera! harmony and social pleasure than these weekly meetings. There id no "style," like on other occasions, and ll feel that they can meet together in a friendly way, acd whilj away a few hours in the most enjoyable manner possible. We vote the " Weekly So-iable" an exce-llent institution Rev. E. P. Hammond. Ode of our citizens yesterday received a letter from Rev. Mr. Hammond, and we are permitted to copy that pioitioa of it that refers to his proposed visit to our city. He says: " I am fctiil making all my t lats to visit Kvansviile after leaving here, flow soon I shall be able to be with you, will depend on the rapidity with which I recover my wasted energies. I am now much in need of a little re?t. I will write sgain scon." What a Cairo, Pa per Says of E VANSVILLE. 1 1 ia very seldom that wa Ece a favorable notice of Evansville i:i a Cairo paper and we were very much surprised to como across the following ia tho Cairo Bulletin. That paper, in an article heaiad " Encouragement to Manufacturers," re fers ia tho following complimeutiry terni3 to our growing city: The City of Evansvilla is now the leading city of Indiana, boas population ot forty thousand souls. Eighteen years ago it had scarcely risen to the dignity of a respectable village, numbering leos than 4,000 inhabitants. Its growth, ia the interval, rspid and always wealthy, is aacribahie to it3 manufacturing establishments. Foundrymen, furniture leakers, brewers, millers, maehinisti uud niir-.ufacturera of ail kind were encouraged to locate there, and if ths;y wcro short cf fuade. there were tl.ojo who were ready to expend ai helping Laud to taern. To this liberal policy more than to her Green River arid Wabash trade, and more than to ell other influences combined, U Evasvuie indebted for her uninfrr l ruptcd growth and unvarjing pros-! peil'y. What was accomplished there I ty maoafaeturirg eatabliihmsnts eaa I be doubled here by tha sarns infiu-f esc. !

The Storm of Sunday Night Bv our diratche3 this morniDg, it

will he seen that the storm of Sun - day night, prevailed over a wide extent of country, and was of the most destructive character. The greatest damage was done ia the direction of Nashville, extending south and north. Betwceu Glasgow and Cave City, Ky., it is said every house was blown down, and twenty lives were lest. Continuity Ceased. The great etorm of Sue Jsy eight prostrated the telegraph lines ia various parts of the country, and our dispatches this morning aro very meagre. The Ohio River Line was badly demoralized, and had not been fully repaired up to dark last night. The Evansville and Wabash Line held out faithful, but east of Indianapolis we had no communication all day yesterday. Oar usual Pittsburg and Cairo di?patches are al?o missing. Yesterday wss a very dull day, so far a; relates to local news of any interest. The city is exceeding quiet, and sensations are sccrce. The various Justices of the Peace had bo cases to demasd their attention, and their offices were as quiet as a pauper's burying ground. The " bruisers " have retired from the fistic arena, and the "bummers" ate disponed to behave themselves, especially during the session of the Grand Jury and the Criminal Court. . A Great Change. At midnight of Sunday, the mercury stood at 4G above zero; at midnight l3t It stood at 20, and was declining, a change of 44 in the fpace of twenty-four hours. We anticipate that this will bs the coldest morning of the season. S& The Christian people generally are urged to attend the daily union morning prayer meetings which are being held this wer k. ; JuO C AX, 'ITOTICES. Strayed or Stolen. A large white cow, not fit for beef. There is not a spot on her. Any one leaving information concerning her at the Journal OlSce, will confer a favor on the owner. Just Received, ? . -Ten Dozen fine, fat dressed chickens at Waoley's, Cor. Second and Locust Streets. jinl8-lt Attention! Hiram Nelson will sell a lot cf Dry Goods, Ilardware and Clothing at his Auction Room this morning. The sale will commence at 10 o'clock, by selling a lot cf Venison. It InoSee Sugar-Cnred llama!! We are selling RufFner & Co.'s Sugar-Cured Hams, cad we and our customers pronounce thena equal to tJte lett Cincinnati and Saint Louis brands. Parsons, Scoville & Moffatt, janl5-tf No. 75, Main Street. Strict Kallrca3 Xoitcc. The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Street Railway ComSiny, for tho purpose vi' electing a oard of Directors to serve during the ensuing year, rcill bo held at the office of the Company, on Monday, the 24th inst. j5nl4-10l Wm. W. Chandler, Oottrur copy. Secretaiy. T. 0. iiridweil & Co corner of Main and Third Streets, have a fall Ptock oi Drugs, Chemical, Patent Meiiciues, American and imported Perf umery, Toilet Soap3, Brushes, fce. Prescriptions carefully compounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Coaeress ind Rockbridge Alum Waters. jel7-tf Sa?" One hundred White and Grey Blankets, just received, aid selling at reduced prices. jmS Schapker, Bussing &Co. JKayThe bc-t stock cf Domestic Goods, Sheetings, ?A lowest prices, at janS ScnAPKER, Bussing & Co. You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats at 55 cents, at Glick & Schwartz', op;osite the Opera House. tep25Ssa Gilbert &. Co.'s advertisement cf two ot the test and finest Stores in town f-ir Kcv.i. oo29-tf Four Offices Corner of Second and Loeu?t Streets, for rent. Apply i tO . (j. i . fTIfANKLIS de2-tf . r (.i'l.'r Jt-tr jlent a Third J'ctr The river continued to rise with great rapidity last night, end is now literally bank full, the low bottom above the city Itjing already overflowed. Drsya continued to work until after dark last night to get the freight off the wharf before the water reached it. The weather was clear, and groirg steadily cold. At 7 P.M. the mercury was down to 22, and declining. The additional arrivals and departures up to midnight were the Hartford, to Little Wabash; Quickstep, to Cairo; Indiana, to a corn pile; Minneola, Cincinnati to Memphis; Rapidan No. 2, to Eastport; Edinburg, from Ciccicr.ati; Robt. Moore, Cincinnati to Nashville; Jim Watson and bargf. Cincinnati to Cumberland River. The Quickstep had a spkhdij trip of people and a fair freight The Mianeola was chuck full after adding a considerable quantity of oats and hollow ware here. Sue hod been wiad bound at Newburg nearly all day as were also the Edinburg, Lorena, Robert Moore, and R. P. Walt at various points above Th? Elinbursf arrived at G o'clock with a very fair i :p, and had dons a large way busiaesfl alocg the coast above. Sha, had thirty head of stock far the Indian and a small lot icr Tennessee !

river, wuica tha Itapilan was unable to -take. The Edinborg leaves prctapt- i ruAiMis 'papuus oa" -oi iy at 10 A M. to day, and her ar-ora- j St.AhiViia.0 &n al raodationi are nnsurr-ae-i io cocifcrt, . . - riR k wTi .. -&'id her oScer.. ta coartcsy aud 1 "is.tR ik HHf j . -s-i r : Nsw Frtoo tor tbe ardk'''b:i. aticttioa to aaij ice loaiaoa 1 - I'auit. i'.iht4,LaZi vrtmD, kftat-p.y.-fora6om ki; opposiU ' . Jt "

! Henderson, to tale 3,000 saok?. She ! will be back before daylight acd take

i freight here, and will leave this even ing. e are glad to see Ireignt coming in rapidly. Charley Miller," her distinguished chief clerk, arrived by rail from Cincinnati at noon yest day, and remained in the city last night, gracing oar office for a time He is looking extremely well, and is in good spirits The Rapidan No 2 took out a magnificent trip, and was compelled to decline a lot of stock brought by the Edinburg Bill Weaver and Reason Jamison are the pilots of the Nick Longworth, and Jim Clark and B. J. Caffrey are pilots of the Edinburg The Rohert Moore arrived at S:30 last night with a very good trip. She added some freight here, but had tn re.fiiie a large quantity of hay offered her. Captain John Ferrell denies that he was blown into tho nursery by the bursting cf the Moore's steampipe on her last trip up We regret to learn that Mr M, M. Deem, late clerk of the steamer Spray, is still dangerously ill, and his recoverv doubtful. "Ve know but few men who would be more sin cerely lamented by his friends James Wilson, lite second clerk of the Lawrence, succeeds Mr Deem in the r.fEca of the Spray, and Dick Bares coes as second on the Law renco Chit. Bradloy, clerk of the Robt. 3Iudre, was io excellent spirits last night. He is one of t.ie most popular, as he is one of the best natnred clerks that comes to our wnnrf. The Robt. Moore broke a cam yoke on her way down by pick ing up a floating stump or rcot. She left it here for repair, and is work ing her engine at full stroke We regret to learn of an almost irrep arable disaster that happened to our genial, Jolly. Teutonic friond, Fred Steiner, the Father of Tell City, and the distinguished proprietor of the wharf-boat at that place, during the storm cf Sunday night. While oa his way from ; his residence to the wharf-boat, to attend to the Minneo la, the storm opened in' all its fury, and tho first blast of wind lif ted his fine chapeau from his head, and bore it to unknown regions. The extent of the disaster can be realized when it ia understood that he wears No. 7f , and it is said there is not another hat of that size west of New York. His man, Jake, lost his hat at the same time, bat it can ba replacd. We sympathize with Steiner.. The towboat Jim Watson, with a heavy tow of barges, partly empty, landed at the wharf at midnight, en route to Cumberland River, for a load'of iron ore The Mary Houston left Memphis on Sunday, and is due here today. A Flood Coming. We warn our friends and readers along the river that a great flood is imminen, and that they prepare for it et once. We refer them to our Cincinnati dispatch of last nuht, to be found on this page. The appearance cf thirgs is now that it will be equal to, it not greater, than any ever known ia the history of the Ohio. There were fifty-one feet eight inches in the channel, at Cincinnati, last evening, and rising nine inches per hoar, having risen ten feet in the preceding twenty-four hours. The rapidity cf the rise hera is uoprece Jented. We anticipate great destruction of property long the liver. Mnulf-fa. Masikz-:t O i-tcamer Fayette, :rm Cairo to Kvan-ville, Jan. 17 Owutr 011 board, 6 hiicis tobacco; Wm E French JtCo, 2 rolls paper, 1 bdte pnper; C Anuhttont, 2 bdies paper, 1 bbl b c!aii"r; MeUorlciedc rweJ,l i)dl Mvh; O V Frercn, 5 bbis dried fruit ;K W Patriot. HI b;ls pr; O (i NiblactE A 0, 1 bdle sveks; Hnelton Allard, i sari-ci rye, 1 box cloct.n; Adjnis lixpreis Co, I live pnrrot in euge, a fc Hciirider, VI t.rtleH coitou; H K Jlankerson, 142 bales o' ton. FOR JIE-5HIPPIVO. I ouisvllie 1 boxes buodl;.. Cincinnati 215 bags ear corn, 3 bb's ta" low. lliver Oigputche. Ciscimnati, Jaruary 17. Tho riv.- ejntlnnes to rise nine inches pr liou:-. and tbe water now ( i. M ) Is in the bou.e on tiie front or tbe wharf. Tbe weatner is clejraud gettln; coider. Perscoa residing or who have property in the lower part of tbe city, are gealty alarmed. Pors. List ArT?liTWfe2.' Ky-- parted-Cue rmer. to Pittsbmn. Kiver flfty-oae teet and Jour lncoca. a rise of nearly ten leet ia tbe 1-1 twenty-four hours, leaving fifty tett tl2ht . r-av unuf. IUB OUUK9. II hg Inline! : I n I n rr .nj I. i . . . . " mometer 2 at7:iijp. ax. " ' Loi tsviT.LK. Jan. 17. Moore, Cincinnati to NahviUj- Hello Vernon, ftew Orleans to Cincinnati- l w Htrader, from New Orleans; Anna. New l"cluns'U; K. H. Walt, to V.'ulte Klver; Noimao, Evansvilio to Clne ccatf. Toe river is risiCR at tbe rate of 0 laches per hour, with 27 feet water on the falls, and 2d feet iu ihe cnaU ,? clear and freezing. ..c .iu.r Caibo, January 17.-Port Lint fiam. Orr New Or.eans, 11 p.m.; habicon, Vickabur iotet.Loo:s, 2 p.m.; Taliban', Nathvule pacaet.Spm.; Common wealth, St. Louis ft?'ef,Tln"-' "P--: Colorado? Vh" Clt.v.p.tn.jl-orsythe, St. Louis to Vtcksburg, B p m. lilvr ro,e 2 teet. Vent her Nasuvillf, January 17. River listnn rapidly. Weather dear and coll X Z ot seven feet will put the waver in iht stoie, on Front fctre&. oppotlTe tte wharf B2-ASS POUIiJDER, Zq JOHN IVISSOnT ' firLA;. FOuNDKE AMD k LUSflKR Steu and kAs-Hoe ritter, W.ier ir..-u . W "team ana jetal, and all Article appertamla3to a Erswa yoaiTdry. bl&AMSOAI Ali CEXEUAL BL41&. rt'tter Street, bet. Pine Rati Leet. liVA.NRVILLE. ID. " Caaa for Ciper and Brasa. Fer Bssatiryl&s the Skin and CompJeiloa. l..fUJGV3 all EruDtioriii r.: abte. l'x 111 11 -a"?y it Js invaiu eL"n,,emU fcftW 8h"lnS it has co wrmraS 0.. . rai.i 1.

ST11AM B O ATS. FOK WABASH RIVER.

The celebrated Wabash R'.ver packet WEST WIND, -Ab. Mackey. SIanter: iMut,I.r Mtt,CaTtael an'1 a!1 Wabash Ivive r way points on TCEiDiY.JANUAKY lm, at 4 o'clock p.m. For freight or paHsiga app-y on boarj. fl FOIl OWEXSEOHO, CANNELTOV At LOUISVILLE. ' The beautiful and elegant packet R. Ilollcroff, MasterPnil. li. Hranhamcieik, Will leave for LouUvlde and all way landings, on TUESDAY, JANUARY IHtu, at 8 o'clock p.m. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to W. G. BliOWM & CO., diL Agents. FOR MEMPHIS, VICKSBUEU, AND NEW ORLEANS. The anions passenger steamer I jN" Jl X -A. IS , R. E. Neal, Mat-ter; Charley Miller, Clerit, Will leave Evansvilla for New Orleans and ali way port-, on TCESUAT, JANUARY lSTff, at 4 o'cIook p.x. For freight or pasmee apply on board, or to W. G. BbO 'N t CO., Jaal5 dJt Agents. FOR MEMPHIS.VICKSBURG ANDNLW Thetimoa) passenger steamer R E. Neal, Master : Charley Miller, Clerk, Wlil leave EvansvlIIe lor New Orleans and alt way ports, on 'ITJENIKY, JANUARY lru at 4 o'clock p.m. For irelghi or pnxnxte apply on boaid, or 10 ttVMfttlit.X, L,tuYtia x CO., Janl5d3t A jents. FOR MEliPHI-, VICKSEURO, AND NEW tELEANS. The magnificent passenger atearner Iiolc iliOiigworlli, Lew. Kates, Master; E. Eugene Bowers, Clerk, Leaves EvausvlUe fpr New Orleans and a 1 way ports, MO.n.tT, JANUARY 17TH, at 10 o'clock a M. For freight or ptasage apply on board, or to vv. w. uKuwjj t i u, ana UUUl'HKlil', LEWisJ at CO.. Jal3 dil Agents, iCt.OUL.AR JCVAPTSYILLU AND CV-Y-VIJXJfA TI ?A CKK1. FOH OWENSBORO, CANNELTON, LOUI8VILLK, A!(D CINCINNATI. Tba splendid passenger steamer w pnTWP;npa Win. li. Key t. Clerk, Leaves for Cincinnati and all way landings on TUESDAY, JANUARY ISth, at 10 o'clock a.m. For freight or pawngG apply on board or to ttUllPHKKl, LEWIS A CO., Jal7 d2t Agentrt. FOR CLARK9VILLE akd NASHVILLE The famous steamer ft, ROBERT K00RE, John Ferreil, Master; Chet. uradiey, Clerk, Leaves for NcshTlHe acd all way ports, on ISONDaY, JANUARY 17TII, at S o'clock p.m. or freight or pasaie apply on board. or to v. . u. lilt j vv in CO., AC-Pts. TEA STORE. olt ORIENTAL TEA STORE I II. A. COOK MAN NOW OPi::i HIS SfKff WiiKl, in tbe New Opera lioube, and oflers to tbe trade the best assorted stock of Fancy and titapla Grocenen ever offered la this city. AJLI. grades, lrorn the choicest to a gocd, cheap Tea, aud pledges himself to sell as low for the sanio quality as can be bought in New Yoik. of any Tea Company or Tea Dealer. I. O d Government Java. Cevlon. & and Java assorted eradea at Drlcea that will defy competition. Coffee will be roasted every day and ground free of cbargH. SUGARS. GU4NU.tTEI, Crushed, Powdered, Cut Loaf, Coffee, A, li, Ac, at prices that will be sure to u:t. WHITE DRIPN, New York Hteam Amber and (jolden, at prices lower than any time aince tho war. 13 litter .ncl CheoMe. EXTRA cbolcs Pennine Orange County. Batter. Extra choice genuine Oont.nu CHOICE ROLL BUTTER. New York Factory Cheese to cult ail taste. Western Reserve Cheese, English Dairy Fine Apsis " Sap Sago and Eadajii " All are asked to r.!l an.) uu. what An. goods, cheap price aud good qualities are crTered at the ORIENTAL TEA STORK, NEW OPEHA HOUafc. CAN GOODS, PICKLE3, &G. JpKESfl Ma tWBEBKirJ, FiePh Htispbenle3, Fiesh Black berrle, " Cherries, ' eacbea,extra. W'ludsor Corn, noe Apple, Tomatoes, ' Peas. Lima Beans. Ciiow Coow, Inipeilal Hct Fickles; Captain White's Oriental Pickle. Prince of Walts Salad Sauc. Worce&tershire Sauce, Tcmiato Catsup, Assorted iShaker Preserces. Pure Honey, Horse Radish, trench Ulivts, Prench Prevent, ozsorlcJ, dc., d-c, at the Oriental Tea Store. Jiut In Time for ilia Holidays ! JCl HlZiH, (all bunches.) Choice Layer Raisin, Bul'ana Raisins, Genoa Citron, Lmoti I'eel, Zant Currants, French Prunes, White French Grapes, (fies i.j firs', ever otlered la the cily. A l more' Mince Pie Meat, Shaker Presents. Guava JtUy, Pirnch (Jlivea, Scutch Manuladc, r reach Mustard (imported), A c, dc, at the Oriontal r3?ox Htoro. Crescent CitY Flooring Mill, KAPFLBR & SALMON. Proprietors, Sash, Doors, Ellads, Frames, Planing:, Ripping, Bpllttlng, and Hercll Hawing done, at fbort notice. flee and Poplar Floorln-. Bl'llnr, l ross. d and Bough Lumber, always ou hand, for sale. ... , , Also, fin's Proprietors and Manufacturer of tbe CELKURATEO

UiijiBii; c I T ' A' ir V V Py AT V. X J. S A A . Knowr.as tbe Terre Hants Picket ience ii 1k r-nem and durable, and an ornament j to the pld.ee where lt stands. All orders i promptly attended to. nctorj('or. BtTlslon and Cacal Sts., EVAISVIiIK, ixn. i-ii7-i3y v3t a w)

TMZt MARKETS. lew lers Uarsci. i 1 fcieKraph. Miff York, Jan. 17. Cotton Openod steady and closod wik

cale-i of 3,S biles at 2.c for mid Jllng cjiiand. Fj.ocr Itecelpts 5,6K) bbls. ; 5 3jIOc better oa low grades: tales of 6,11.0 b;uiem ut (I 50 ft) 1 Oj tor sapttflne Ktateand Ve(-t-rn.tJ lOaSi 10 lor extra Htnte, 84 4)4 ho for exiru Western, t 75gjb JJ lor wnlle wbeut extra, &j 0 lor round-boon Ohio, 13 li) 46 2i for extra St. Louis, and StJ 25,38 i.3 lor gxtd to choice do. Ky Hour uuietj Hit ot !,') barrels at SI -l: 25. t'OKN MKAL-tiuiet. Whisky A suade firmer: sa.'ci cf 100 baireis Western, at fl 00. free. W ltKAT Receipts, H,12U bushels; less active, and 1 nio beiter; shippers ceueraliy refustii;. to pay any nlvancu; sales of ViJD-M bushels at Si 05 for No. 8 .Spring, SI lljjl JO for XVo. '1 do., rl iivl 1.7 for Winter red and amber Western, 1 Si or white Michigan, aRY-lulT Wlilt0 L'ttliryrnia' 1ifJ:Y":'J11 end dseldrdly lower; sales ed at 81 nS f Canttda Wet are reporttlK,r?n,K.Ce,pts'.7'478 bushels; dull and ror liw X-'.ii'rt-"' ''" bushels at syK.Jo J;c7Jrnrewiertr,or whTteK;,oUl'thter,nyfcliOW' OAW-liwIKs ll,5!5 bnsbfili-. Kirmor for Western; fca.es 49,0 busbeis at 57 vi' for Hure;rU' laUef Un fcxlro"; Stsolc GRAIN JJS WAREHOUSE Ti e total stock of grain la warehoim.u, to-3ay is as follow: Wheat, 3,34,72 bushels; corn, i07,iaa bushels; mm 18o"boa bu-he s; rye, tH2i) bushels; bariry, 87 o-3 bu-hels. RicE-Dull. L'OFFEK-Du 1. tCJAR-Iu fair rt-ouett; tulej 150 bog-. be0s Cuba at lO-ijlfc. Molasses I tUl: tales :C0 barrels Xe Orleans at 74 nQ 1. FrTitoLECM-Erm: 13X'3lO;ie for crude; SI Ji31Ji far refined; ie,s quiet but firm. j.l3EED OIL 91 a'JJo lu casks. Bpiijit9 of Tckpkstink Quiet and heavy at 4!igl5c. PonK-l'liiiier and qniet; sales of &0 bbiH. at e.SjiS 25 fur new u.eKs; 8.7 ?5g2 for old do.; tiZi 2o for prime; t2i 6uiti for prime tnei; also sales of 7o0 bbis. of new metis, seder Ftbiuary aud Marcii, at HsLKtr Steady ; tales of 550 bbls. at 9-5.1.: for new ii'.u mewl; tlGn for new extra mess. Tterce beef steaoy ; sales of 20u lex. at v&2A ior prime mess; JiTaW lor lnilian meiN. Beef haitts are steady; salts ol ii) bbW. at UJ3S4 for new. Cur Meats Heavy ; sales of J50 packages at 11-a.lZ'i for shoulders, and 14 15'-ac for hams; 2uu boxes m.ddles at !4-14c lor ttbort ribbed, and BO boxes city log clear at J5Vo lor Western. Lard Heavy ; sales S-ni tierces at 15?ir 0?-8o for steam, and 17170 for kettie leud c?led. tUTTKP.-Hteady, at 18ji30c lor Oblo. Che. 8E Quiet, at 16iao. Loo: ?;araei. By i,fctaph.i 8t. Log is. Jan. J7. Tobacco Offerings lLOt eiual to the demand. Covroic In better demand ; sales ot low grades at 2Sg,Z',o. Hemp Is quiet: undressed ranging at glL5gfi"5: d: eased 2&u&40. Fj.uL'k steady aud iu pood demand; Fall Riiperflne f4 l-3.4 25; extra t4 40-4 50; XX S5 20; XXX t'i; choice to fancy lamlly ti 25(7 75. Whk t Firm but inactive; No. 3 red Fall Wc,?t 81 (is; No. 1 do. U0J1 12i, and choice Ji 2. Corn Moie active and higher; mixed 7878c: yellow boa: hlte hOjbc. oats Firm and better, at 6&(57a for ac-ked, and 4.S ;t5 -Ji lu bulk. BiELty-steady 81 0:-(al 15 for Minnesota teprmz. UVE-Muw at 78iifOc. Whisky Lu 1 t ute. (JawtntES-dull and nncbanged. 1'oek-Firmer at 27&'Ziy.c, but is held hither. 1)KY-SAI.T 3iEAT I.oosg BhGnldets 10J:e; clear riu packed 1 lJ4(il46c-; clear hides 15c. Bacon small sales Khoulderu at lSVc; clear rib lSAluc; clear sides lc. LARU-Nomiual at 15iralG4c for prime 6team to choice kettle. 1 Ar:r. . a t! SarHM, '.. . ; t9:b. Cikcikkati, Jan. 17. Fi ous Unchanged ; fatnify. Si 2-535 50. Whkat-hiteady ; red Winter, H 10.J4I 12. Can-V -lJull ; fcupply laruu; sales at 7ifc Vie. Oats :-.teady ut Ui&TAc. Bahlav la moderate dt-mund; Sprlur, tl 20; Winter, tl 25 il 3U. Kye Iuil at Vic, i:.)TTOX- 1- irni ; iuk!iiilUj, 24J-i. Tobacco Unch&nced aid hriu. Whisky -Firm at tic. ' Hoos-25? lilgler; sales at 53 5019 50; itOPlptr, 2. Mi head. Orek.n- Mkats Firm at I0?,l2';ie, and 14.'4C Mm I'i-hk Held atS-S 75: no n!es. Bulk Mkats Qniet at lie, 14,4c, and He loone. and higher packed. BArox Quiet, nut b:d lirm at 13o for f?lioul'.ii'-t itii i 'tnU i.lo fr clenr n aiiI ciar siiits. .Sii?ai-cuied hdms, mi2:e. Lard Inm live; steam, lo.'c; kettle, M'ijc ; no fea leH. Buttkii iulJ hi LGG i5.'. nbd dull. CHKiF.-l'cclianged at Kai-jc. :il-No change. MriSAK Firm Btid in good demand; New Orleans, 12ai4.'-.jc. Col rziz Firm atlJ21c. Moi.Afesji.H Firm ; Now Oileaas, 75i73o. Golii-121! b;iyiny. Ixcha.voe-:teady at par buyingi ;-!csso Haraet By Telegraph. Chicaoo. Jan. 17. FixiCR Iiemaiid almost exclusively for low graces att." SOjl 75 for Hprins extra;-. WumT-HmiM ul bluber; sales of No. 1 t SoU'Jc: no gradn at 7U 7S;-,c; i-io&ii.i! qnlsi at 7j7Sy4c, tb aftnnoou tise iiiricet vn easier ut 7 &$'', is8 UT J iDUnrj ; iv.i '-'.V. ener r eoruary. Corn iu.i en i , lo li gher. raiit4iio at 71v72H.c for No. 2; leji-cud at 7jo unit no prad at &S&e7!vJ closlug at 7171Kc for No. 2; ti;li kitkiiiooa No. 2 wai nominal at 71c. Oat Qnlet. and firmer; No. iiil'f; CloMlIjg Bl c'J! oC. It YE omiuai ai ivs ior iso. BAhLKY Iu;l ssid nominal at &5 jS5o .v-r No. 2. H igii wi sr s -Ft,?-viy ; Dl.a Ui;.-. I'koviwIons Frtirls' active. iMebS Fork 2.".o hlwher; esriy tnles ,t i'S7 W.i, fceller, and V), buyer, 1-Vbm-jry, cioxlnc t liltiX teller, Ketiiuary, and f27 25, al3. Lard quiet wnd flrtner, at Wi'a, 157S-J, cash, and l'iti. t-l!er, February. Diy-siHt-U htjouitters luo; rough sides Vivt a 1-'is; shoit ribs IMJjc; greea hums lie; hweel-i.lckled bams 15c. Kit I'dM B'l'j t"".-. 5f--i By Ti lvsraph.J New Vo x. . Jan. 17. Mo.vk.y Kasy at '136 p.r e-nt. on cil ; lime loans 7 prr cent. 1 be suply 01 capital is abiiLid in'. Th ixprtst s.y : "A r-etltioii is chvulaliug among tin banks to have the MfiCretary of the Tr't'-ury ishue boiilP, bearing low rale ct 1 11 u-rest, which ll.oy caa obtain bv tfepoM' lm currency ul the i-ub T re usury; atl bOLd lo be convertib'e into currency by tbe banks on demand, it Is propci-ed to make ll.e.-ie boudn tte same a lea'-teaderM, s: far as counting in the let'al eei ve cl the banks. TI19 aci iim ulation ot National Bank notc3 Is b Bin ning to be very oppree.ive. It is stale 1 tliat the next time toe Assistant Tieasuier buys bonds, he w 111 ba forced to pay lor thtm large. y in National B.nk note-, probablv to ihe extent of Re.venly-fl ve er cent. This wlil teud to cllrninl-h ihe amount of boutls c-fiered. In tills connection, some bank managers have stalled a project to seal op these National Bank notes in packages cf ti.OO'i or s;0.i);.O, and deposit tbe same luaotne one bank, and then let that bank isue certlflcaUvs wh ch shall pas at the Clearing Hiuia la settlement of dally balances." This arrangement would really be a t?reul lnflfilon, and ia this light Is i ppotd by tome of tue managers. ., ,. FxrilANGE-Kte rlin quiet at If S -H"4Qb: . OoLU-Ofenel at fell I2i, and closed at lii4. Clears ncee2,Oi)0,ww. OOVEKNMKNTS -t.rOIlB. l.'OU pons or 1 'M , lKSS-.i!!"1-: rto- '''' l!5,'i i:5!J ; do. 'CI, 111: tftU5: do. '05. 114-"'81I13; di. new, 11-'.H 111- do. 'C7. 1 14,' a(.ll4?i ; di. 'ti'. 1 1 fi 114"-, ; lU-;0-i, 112 'SU2H; Faelncs, U'4R0Kro;i': By Cab e. 1.om;o, Jan. 17. Cousol-., for iiionej , OJ ; aecoant. S i. American sfcisritien quiet und h'eidy 'r-i, atZZ: n. 8tj; 'tm.rfi; lo-ins, Frie, 18; Illinois Central. 1('2. Fkakkfokt. Jaouaiy 17. Bonds nut at 9llAKlS January 17. -Bourse quiet; 7J francs and 4 j cn times. . . LiVKRi-ocL, Juunury 17. Ct t on nrm -r, hut u.;t bitfher: middling upland. 110, .- . i.... i is.i ,! IS .tui) bales. .'- Ifornia wnlte wheal 0; red Western N't. 2, 7 Pd ;i7s JCd ; Winter 8s d. V estern 'r. is. Corn, o. m;xeu. -s vj. y' i " tt.ripr. 5i. Feas. ;:i. roi k, ni i ' " Beef, U2-. Ird. dull et tin Bcon. t7J. Feiroleurn. tinchaug!. fallow, ill. Turpentine, assod. .ie lorK vis t'ooas ai ktu By TeloarapU.! Yokk. Jar. 17. Dry Goo: 8-The demand for cotton fabrlc is still extremely htnall, and the trnde not fuliy opened as yet, but prices in the meanllinn iuie s'.eadj-. Woolens are lu rather better request, as aie linen -i, crashes and goods of tnis cia-s adspted tor the c othina trade, but prices generally rule low. loe foreiRn good market l a.so quiet, and prlo.s aro not yet eitb:lslied. N&shtUlc Mariict. By Teleiiaph Nashville, Jan. 17. Cotton Quiet ; low middling 2J14C; good oidltiaiy 2-Xc WnsiT-l nchanged. Cor fcl 0 0 A1 7CO FlXca-t4 40J-.8 60 for irsil'e lotany. tlACO C!Ar il1s iTw. Lim I7!ic Uly tu,ur-cured oluln ls;io. Lard iTJg.

j By Te.'4itrar-b. Lo'jihvii.i .e. .Ian. 17. ; Cotton Flrrn :r.!sMlinjr I Fiy'JLK L?m:ir d liberal ;' e.ttra fam :ly

ci i;. Giiaik Firm; el whe-it. U'"; wl.liEl JO. Corn 75c. ats )", I;e s.-.-. u arrival. ToJJA'.Oo Flriii ; bjiIai f t V, ho-' "ijpii'3 htgs at Vi WW ifr, leaf iJ 0jU Ilr.rt C'Minty wrapper!: tt. liovrfOs ti 'tft: Mft'i pork 52". (.-.. Bicon. shoulders i:'.a; clear rib 1:?.; fc-T hides Ifi.'ic Kulk ii:.-Hti, hbonldeii 1 1 ' '.,r. ; clear rib lie; c ear !.! 1 suo r cured -Oi jC. J.n.rd 17 'o. Whisk y Jjuii ai ii;c. v (teas y-r: iizinzvi; COW023Rri i f TIIK Hcmleissohn (lui:i(c.(c !i: r no st .-, (Their Twenty-first Keaon.) sV: . tbe distinguished HlOii HOF1CA.--.-.,T TltK OPERA HCOXJS.L, TIIUaSDAV, Jan. t:Ui; Tickets, ui.h Rervd Se'i tl ' farqnet'e and Jdi .- t ircla j t atuily cu-c o ' For sale et SCOTT'S Booi f':o t. j-C - TH03. C. SffliTIi Si CO , pztoin ci: ass Comisil.sioii Zlvrvl!::. Dealers in Fbmr. lUy, Oat. Ui Mi-eds, and ProJuca fcentriliv, So. 5 JLou'.h Wai- r Btrec t, K V 'i ' I i ' ' 1 t,rr prompt l..-jttte:Kltf J "i,. ja", St 7 T. ET. WATT1, O. W. LtX.V. Jj y x .-, 3 WATK, LINN c; CO., UMXEHAL CfiiiEsi I hh Ion SXcrc li'lv 230 FRJNT STREET, MEMPHIS, Til. VN. Be'er to Jam--s L. FJaMam. I"r-iii.tii, Padncah. Ky ; Martin, Oarutie' A c, FvnuMviile; itay & Co.. Lov.Hvt:l i-' r ; bryan, Watts t , New York. .Je2l o f.m C. C Lycn. F. C. Math;, f Produce ,t.ii 31 a ?liui ttt Dtahrs ia IJry, Cora, Pl-ur (i .' 1 rodi ce Ucnr-rcJIy. Ao. 30 .forth Water Str t, nov!3 3m EVANMVILLK, INI). I. II, rAIKCHII.0. JOI1V W. KIG!'IA.M FAIUCniLI) i OIXOIU, C'o mml.HHioit Jlwli't z NEW ORLEANS, LA. I'eisoaal atteti'.ioii, and piompt leniiin gu trantf e 1. no t .W: i L. Ruwfskk, Jk I-.vaii !: , lud. John Gh-hkht. ci ilfon.l.i, li.t. ic. UcsocCHicr, Evansvilie, Ind. I. RUFl'Xt R, Jr.. i CO.. Co u a i s 1 1 ss i t 1 1 Iv 1 4 i v h I -- Pi'oviiiou ai -i I'l'uduc-i D, -ih .-s, Sole Agents Oh o liter aud Kan Sat Cvmjfjnii .. i:vA.st n.r.j;. i We keep a very Jarxt stno of LOt.'It ! i j fctos'O, and are ban iiintr ."i hurrel-t j : r j week. Wo chu l;.'i ordt rs for soy i r t l tbs.t u.oy be wanted, at 'be lo-vo' t n rv.ii i-rloes. orders iir IT'-vWouh sml i'i buco aolici'.ed, au i Hatlsfsction w.in .in ie :. Terms (Mh'.i. Wo i-uo l'rn--( uiiei.t weekly, aud wlil ft.-il.-.li a '( T"-uliH i r to any one tie- li li :c ii lo do . ool dtf L. Ut'l t N i 1 I R.. Jt CO. CAIRO CITY WlUhniO.U. CAIlll. TKA.N.rKit WIIArril-VAT. Cairo Genera' S''Jinh'iat Ti'.yf Asepcy. Chnw. V. Mindo, Oeoeval Tlci.ct. Ajeut. VlV.ru o: ( il'iO i l'Y V 'JAVA '.',. 17, C'iro, IU. 1 !cke: sold l' all avsllab: t-tm.I-i bv K!vr or Hall. W. I. iU.HI, i.ovl.'Oim Aifii!. NOTE PAPER, LETTEU PA IT. ii. LEGAL CAP, FOOLSt Al INITIAL PAP EH, ENVELOPE, M PCI LA G E, TA G ItLASK BOOKS, NOTE BOOKS, PEC El PI IU)GKS, S TE I V BtA T hi- OK S. I'EXt-, PENCILS. PEN I ' J i.i A' A' v RGB BE it BANDS, POST-OFFICE BOXES, BILE-HEAD BOXES, HARP FILES, HILL FILE. For S;ilc ni the Jo in:tl ('!:!; JrlAJLJi .JTbe bi-kls of Hi remedial j i .peri" h u e vegetable i-ompouud. It will reftore Gin) H;lr to ,; Original Color. Jl will keep tho biir rr,m ful'Siiff our It cieauvts the e :i.lp, and tnaUe ihe btr gol(., lutioua, and hllten. It Is k srlud!d )iIr dre-c,ir.. R. 1'. HALL CO., .N.tAi.is i. N. II., Prop. le.Kirs. I'lfZj dim (of.d) wliu) DR. J. ccijpto:;. Office Third Street, between Main ,u.! Locust (front root 14 over JiN'se l... in.iittu cfllce). llesidence On luk Hi!l,one door I urn 'be corner of Fou-th Had Oak Iim 's. iiov3 d3.a fiK 1 1.'. ' A 1. 1 A rs 1. : JS ISiliKHi Fit i').:tl Y i pioperty knoui. ai t. h t'trr tnateu tli '-.t r.!i..r ri.lh Hire i. !.-; .:..(. , '. . -titlu.l i.,;t ... !. a 1 ;'-!ot; iy im.lluo.. Mil.-. ;i 1 i' I. I iN . l i .1. . I '. ' ' J. I .!..'! A ' 1.1 1 ! ' l i , (Ml 1 i ut;