Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 March 1870 — Page 4

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Atlvert'HPmnit, in this column, cf Ines, eacb tT-ertionT.Thiit,y Out. throe FOR SALS. J7MliJ4V 10 barrels old fashioned V hand iimdB Kentucky P,ourton.ntn year rM. eight dniinrs rcrca'lon. JJ. F. CARR & (U.a and 4 South att r St. 22 tt T'T" f'Ji FACIOitT AXI GRIST Vf MILL -I 1H fel', on favorable terms, tt Woolen Factory and Grist ViU In this city, late t h rfprty of Henry D. Whc-!fr. For rartiiu'ars inquire of F. W. VIKHK. Vincennes, Feb. 21, '70. Ie23 tf rTTV G4.ltlNEKW A -to ' nrrj Frnit Farm and Garden. Il'Hi e d.ur roora ijarn, octtiui dines, Ac. Stv.:My torrent rpqndi. Apply io M. II. AZ-i l'H H ', ror. ner Third ana .vtaiii fairte's. le26 dlw WANTilD, rU "111 "', S A si'uaiion kb Pres JL man. " ft m'-n wh' Is rompetpnt to oo nil Kinus o' nn linux and 'ob Vrk. Ac? dress PK INTER, Journa. Cfflc inh2St p;ni:vri(S-As Porter In a wholesale tS.rtore, by a competent man. batisfactorj reierences given. Inquire a', tbis ouice. mb2 5t-rjITl'AlKW-ny hij can come well particular uddie&s 11 ee. a young man who recommended. For J. E. 11., Journal Ofrobl d3t WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, ISiO. CITY JEWS: Jte3"0pera House to night, McKeao Buchanan in liiehlieu. f3 What ward do you live in? Yesterday was day in Evansville. a big tobacco EST The New Era Club will a ball at National Hall shortly. - tST Evansvillo would be a place for Rev. G. W. Trask. havo poor Old Aunty Tobacco would go crazy hero. Personal. 31 r. Thomas Collins, Editor of the Mt.-Vernon Lemocrat was in the city yesterday. I The would ba jul breakers have been removed from the lock-up to the County jail. 7-The Courier ot yesterday announced that day as tho beginning of Lent. Who lent them the information. ESfMr. Rudolph claims that the cancellation of the policies on bis stock after the firs of the 30th of December, Vas at his request. JtcF Seo the advertisement of a farm for sale, on the first page. It is only four and a half miles from this city, and is a very desirable piece of property. Correction. In Monday's Journal an error occurred regarding the baptism in the river. It was Mr. Leavitt and another clergyman, and not Elder Flower, who performed that rite. S? The Chicago Tribune of Monday fills four columns and a half with the account of the Blondes cowhiding Storey, of the Times. The net result is, that the Blondes and Storey are shown to be rather a rough party. New Firm. Attention is directed to the advertisement of Messrs II. T. & J. Ilassler, wholesale and retail confectioners, etc. Making their own cindies, they can guarantee their quality, and invite an inspection'of their stock. TnE Floral Gem. Mcssre. Carmody& Nelson have earned an additional name for their little Gem, by the addition to their exquisite collec tion of flowers, &c, a new infusion of gold fish and other aquatic beauties. Examine the collection of beauties. Their place is on Locust Street, between First and Second. Arkansas Lands. The advertisement of Messrs. Terry & Swepston, of Marion, Ark., is recommended to tho attention cf the readers of the Journal. Mr. Terry was, for some years, a resident of Evansville, and is well known in the city. We recommend t'ae firm to thoso intending to invest in Arkansas lands. Buchanan Troupe. Several cords of baggage, piled at the door of the Opera House, yesterday, announced the arrival of the Buchanan Troupe. This promises well for the wardrobe, and tho opions of the press on Mr. " B., and his supporters have raised high anticipations as to the treat they bring. To-night, they open at the Opera Ilouse. : EXPRES3 Matters. The announcement in a city paper that the American Express Co. had withdrawn its ofScc from Evansville, was premature. Their agent here had orders to do no more business after the 1st; but as the Adams Express Co., were not yet ready to assume the business, the American will continue until they are ready to take their place. m Attempted Burglary. A few nights ago, the office of tho County Clerk was the scene of an attempted ljurglary, while the occupants were at i upper. The thieves pried the north door of the office so far open, as to admit a good sized stick of wood, but the inside bolts were too strong for them. The obket of their designs cannot be conjectured, unless they wasted to steal a breach of promise, or seme other suit, Lyons would be a better place to procure a suit. Recorders Court. The presiding justice was unemployed. Sitting wearily in his chair, with his eyes absently resting on the half empty bot- ' tie of pepper Eauce which has stood upon a shelf in the corner room, since he last lunched iron head-cheese-sandwiches' he soliloquises: " Oh solitude where are the charms That wages have seen in tby lace, Bet.'er dwell In themidst of alartu Than not see a pi issuer's ace," A person who had probably been en rapport with Lira, camo in and swore out a warrant; tjie result of which was a trial for Saturday next.

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IRE RELIGIOUS IXrEBKST. UNION MEETINGS. The services at the Trinity Methodist Church, last evening, were under the direction of Rev. S. K. Leavitt. The church was a3 full as on any previous occasion for the past two weeks. The sermon was preached by Rev. Mr. Dodge, cf Iowa, from the text "J hate played the fool, and erred ex ceedingly," 1 San.uel, xxvi 21. It wa3 a most logical effort, appealing to the reason of the hearer, and carrying conviction with it. It was largely illustrated by incidents in the lives of eminent characters who had been forced to make the acknowledgmect Saul made, and which forms the text, exhorting his hearers to fallow the example cited, tho preacher poured forth a powerful appeal to the hearts of the audience. About twenty persons rose for the prayers of the congregation. The usual services concluded, an enquiry meeting followed. The voices of such a large numbeT of children and young people mingling so harmoniously in the hymns, made the music especially inspiring. Lent. The custom of observing the season of Lent, as one of fasting, prayer and humiliation, is cf great an tiquity and undoubtedly of Jewish or igin, and correspond with the Jew ish season of preparation for the year ly expiation. Its duration is forty days deduct icg Sundays this number probably being emblematic of the duration of the delugo and the forty years in the wilderness, forty days being the du ration of tho ancient seasons of re peotance or fasting, and was the num ber which Moses spent on the Mount, Elijah in the wilderness, and the fast of the Saviour. During Lent tho Gloria in Excel ces Deo is omitted in the Catholic church, and the songs of triumph and praise in tho Episcopal. An ciently, no marriages were allowed during Lent, and this is the rule in the Catholic churchstill except by a dispensation. . Lent terminates with Easter Sun day the feast ot the resurrection. The last week being called Holy week, or Passion week, as marking the ar rest, trial, sufferings, crucifixion and sepulture of the Savior. Below are the regulations for the government of Catholics in this Diocese: 1. All the faithful, over twenty-one and under sixty years of aga, are, unless legitimately dispensed, bound to ob serve the Fast of Lent. 2. They are to make only one full meal a day (Sundays excepted) which meal should be taken about noon. 3. Both fish and flesh are not to be used at the same time, even by way of sauce or condiments. 4. A collation is allowed in the evening. No general rule as to the quantity of food permitted at this time is or can be made; but the practice of the most regular Christian is, never to let it exceed the fourth of an ordinary meal. r; 5. General usage has made it lawful to take, in the morning, a cup of tea. coffee, or thin chocolate, made with water, with a small slice of bread or a cracker. G. The use of hogs' lard, instead cf butter, is permitted in preparing fish, vegetables, &c. 7. The following are exempted from the obligation of fasting: Young persons under 21 years of age; those who have completed their sixtieth year; the sick; pregnant women, or those givinc suck to infants; persons who aro obliged to labor hard; and all who, through weakness, can not fast without injury to their health. 8. By dispensation, the use of flesh meat is allowed at any time oa Sundays, 'and once a day on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, except the Saturday of Ember Week, and on the Thursday and Saturday of Holy Week, 9. Persons dispensed from the obligation of fastisg are not bound by the restriction of usiDg meat only at one meal on the days on which its use is granted by dispensation. Tobacco Sales. Martin, Gardner 6 Co.'s sales on Tuesday, at the Evansville Warehouse, were 34 hogsheads at the following figures: 4hogshcads frozen Trash at $3 80, 4 10, 4 905 00 ; 4 hogsheads inferior Lugs at $6 10, G 33, 6 4006 90; 8 hogsheads common Lugs at $7 20, 7 25, 7 35,7 45. 7 GO, 7 60,7 757 90; 9 hogsheads good Lugs at $8 10, 8 35 8 GO, 8 70, 8 00, 8 60, 8 80, 8 90 8 20; 8 hogsheads common to medium Leaf at ?9 90, 9 80, 9 30, 9 00,10 50, 1100, ir 101130; 1 hogshead Bright Wrapper at ?26 00, from Ballard Co., Ky. We were pleased to notice on the breaks.Mr. Blakemore, of Blakernore, Mayo & Co of New York; Maj. Reeves, D. R. Burbank, jr., and Jno. W. Frank, of Henderson; Maj. Ray, of Rockport, Ind. ; Mr.Paul Semonin, ot Louisville, and L. Loewenthal & Co., who are buying for the German market, and commenced by making heavy purchases to-day. Notwithstanding the decline in gold, the prices were most satisfactory! and the demand is rery good for better and higher grades. Sales at the Evansville Warehouse, of Martin, Gardner & Co., will be made daily throughout tho season. Wedding. By a wedding which took place yesterday, in the Church of the Assumption, a wealthy catholic gentleman carries off a young widow from this city. The marriage was under a Papal dispensation, the gentleman being in some remote degree related to the lady. The happy couple go South on a wedding tour. Tobacco Sale at Ford's. The sales at Ford's warehouse yesterday were thirteen hogsheads. Twelve hogsheads Trash and Lugs sold at 1508 90; one hogshead Medium Leaf at $10 10. This sale was almost entirely of low tobaccos. They were in j better order than usual, and very full prices wcr-3 piid. uae hogshead ot Common Illinois Lues sold for 75c.

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Ash Wednesday, begins the season of Lcnt.whieh is observed by the Cathol ics, Lutherans and Episcopalians as a season cf fastiDg, self-denial and prayer. Ash Wednesday is so called from the custom cf the primitive christian penitents to express their penitence on that day b7 lying in sack cloth and ashes, or by casting ashes or earth oa their heads in token of their humiliation, and to remind them of their mortality. In the Roman Catholic Church the custom yet prevails of putting ashes on the Leads of the faithful, and as many as can do so usually repair to the church on Ash Wednesday morning, where the pastor imprints on the forehead of such as may present themjelves for the purpose, the sign of the cross in ashes of the evergreens or blessed palms that adorned the church on Palm Sunday of the preceeding year. One Day Earlier. The Bu chanan Troupe will open to night at the Opera Ilouse with Richelieu, be itig enabled to reach here one day earlier than they anticipated. Richelieu is one of the most interesting plays ever put on the stage, and tho character of Richelieu is one of the most subtle and difSoult to personate. It wa3 a favorite character with the late Gustavus V. Brooke, and in it he e: rned much of his bright reputation. From the many and high recommendations of Mr. Buchanan by able dramatic critics, he is probably fully equal to the difficult task and will treat Evansville to such an entertainment as will be well worthy of their patronage. Tobacco Sales. Weldon Bros. & Co , sold yesterday at the Planters, Warehouse, seventeen hhds. Tobacco a3 follows: 6 hhds. common to medium Leaf at from $900 to $1025 ; 7 hhds. common to good lug at from $G25 to $350; 4 hhds. frosted to trashy lugs at from i $450 to fCOO. Tiie Terpsichoreans. This Club held a Mardi Gras party at the house of A. II. Foster, Esq., last night, which was pronounced by those who attended as the most brilliant of the series. The company composed of the of the Club, rather yielding was very largely young people the elder ones the party to them, which opportunity the young people improved to the utmost. One feature was missing, viz: The literary treat that marked the party at Mr. Ford's. The absence of the "Little Joker" was deplored by many. A Card. Kvaksviixe, March 1st, 1870. Editor Journal : Sir You have in this morning's paper, ao article from tho Union headed, "An abusive Driver," and reading a gentleman entered Car No. 5, and tendered the driver a pass signed by the Secretary, whereupon the driver poured fjrth a torrent of abuse on the passanger's head, etc." The latter part of this statement is untrue; when the gentleman showed me the pass, I politely informed him that the Superintendent had instructed the drivers to i?nor, all passes; that under the new rule even the President and officers of the Company paid; and therefore, the gentleman roust deposit hi3 fare in the box. All the abuse was on the part of the gentleman himself. It is also untrue that I said anything disrespectful to any officer of the Company. Yours, &o., Peter McGurIv. MAUKIED. O'NEAL O'BRIEN-On Tuesday, the 1st Inst., oy the Rev. F. McDerruott, io the Church of the Assumption, Mr. Hesrt J. O'Neal,, of Louisville, to Mrs. Ann O'Bkikn, of this city. Louisville Courier-Journal please copy. LO CAL NOTICES. Printing Office For Sale. A good country Printing Oface, well established, and doing a large business in Southern Illinois, will be sold mostly on tine. Call or apply at this office; this day only. All claims against tho steamer Fayette while in the Evansville and Cairo trade will be promptly settled at my office, No. 5, South Water Street. Office hours 9 to 12 m. Mar-l-3c Duke Nichelson. SIIOOFLY and Handkerchief Bows at Strouse & Bros. feb28-2t EQf'All persons havinc claims against the firm of Sansom & Wilson, are requested to present them to Alex. Wilson,' before the first day of March. el2G tf We are just receiving a full supply of 280 lbs, or small barrels of salt. Baird& Start, Agents Mason City Salt Co. feb2G lw Re-opened for the Season. B. F. Triblo & Ce., having bought the Factory of W. Ilunnel, wish to inform the public that they have commenced running, and will fill all orders for Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, &c. Dressed Flooring, Weatherboarding, and all kinds ot Lumber to order, on short notice. Call and see us. Factory corner of Walnut and Fifth St. feb21 2w. J5 One hundrod White and Grey Blankets, just received, and selling at reduced prices. janS ScHArKER, Bussing & Co. Weber & Co. are selling heir entire stock of Furs regardless of cost. You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats at 55 cents, at Gliek & Schwartz', op posite the Opera House. sep'ia JSST T. C. Bridwell & Co , corner of Main and Third Streets, have a full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, American and imported Perfumery. Toilet Soaps, Brushes, &c. Prescriptions carefully compounded. Fresh Blue Lick; Congress and Rockbridge AJim Waters, jel7-tf Four Offices Corner of Second and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply to G. W. Shanklis. - 2-tf .'.' raF The best stock of Domestic Goods, Sheetings, SLc., .at lowest prices, at ' - janS Scfiapklr, Bussing & Co.

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s. X4 LA ! ir other H-.-jer Itein.i see Third Pa'jc The weather cleared off beautifully last night, but was quite cold, the mercury ranging down to the freezing point and below The only additional arrival, up to midnight, was the Rose Hitc, Louisville and return The Hartford, for Carini, and the WestWind, for the Wabash river, departed both with good trips The Rose Hite had an excellent trip of both freight and people,-iucluding many of the latter, with much freight for rcshipment to the lower Ohio, who were compelled to lay over here, in consequence cf no boat going to Cairo, yesterday Capt. Billy Fowler turns over the command of the Sam. Orr to Captain Duncan Capt. Gus. Fowler of the Idle Wild arrived from Paducah, by the Sam. Orr, and leaves for Louisuille by the evening train to-day Admiral Tom Lee, of the McCraeken Navy, leaves for the port of Paducah by the Sam Orr. He leaves us reluctantly The new Evansville and Memphis steamer Mary Miller will leave Louisville on Saturday and arrive 'here on Sunday. Her furniture and entire cabin outfit will be placed on board at this city. Capt. Henry Miller gave this name to the boat in compliment to hi3 mother, sister and daughter The P. V. Strader crossed the falls, and arrived at Cincinnati yesterday evening. She is announced positively, to leave there this evening, and will be here early on Friday The Nick Longworth did not got away from Louisville, till last night. She will be here this evening. Pittsburg, Mar. 2 The Mouongahela is ailing, receeding do wly with 9 feet 4 inches; Allegheny, 9 feet 6 inches; at Greensboro, 8 feet and falling; at Brownsville, 13 feet and falling. Business on the wharf is moderately active. Arrived: Camelta, from Nashville. The St. Charles leaves about 2 o'clock, for Cincinnati; Mary Davage and barges, leave for St. Louis, early to-morrow morning; the Wild Cat departs to morrow, with a tow of coal, for Louisville. Wheather unsettled snowing the greater part ot this torenoon. Ibermometer, do . Pittsburg, March 1. Spitting snow; Monongahela 9 feet 2 inches, and tailing very slowly; Allegheny 9 feet 6 inches. Arrived, Camel ia from Nashville. Desalted. St Charles; the Glendale and Mary Davage leave to-morrow lor St.- Louis Cincinnati, March 1. River 2G feet and rising, 7G feet space under the bridge, weather cloudy, spitting snow, wind west. Arrived, P. W. Strader, and Messenger, from New Orleans; Norman, for Evansville Departed, Shamrock, for St. Louis; 1. 11. Hudson, W neelicg. Louisville, March 1. River eta tionary witn y leet ana i inches in the canal, and 7 feet and 7 inches on the falls. Cloudy and raw. Passed up, Alice Deau, Jl A. ai. Nashville, March 1. River falling. 9 feet on llarpeth Shoals. Weather fair and pleasant. Arrived : John Lumsden. Cairo. Departed: Lawrence, Cincinnati; Alpha, Evans ville; Ji.Ha Hughes, up river. St. Louis, March 1. Arrived Wild Duck, from Pittsburg; Kellogg and barges, and Imperial and barges, irom iNew Urleans;' JLuey JJartram, from Keokuk; Adelia and barges, from Illinois River; City of Pekin, from Peoria. Departed St. Luke and Petrel and barges, for Memphis; C. II. Durfee, for Ouichita River; Viola, Belle, Lexington and Schuyler, for Peoria; Lucy Bertram and St. Johns, for Keokuk. River about stationary. Weather clear and mild. Memphis. March 1. Clear and pleasant. River rising slowly. Departed Mary McDonald, City of Cairo, and Clara for St. Louis; Edenburg, Columbian, Tom Jasper and Mary Alice Atlantic, for New Orleans; Julia, for Vicksburg, Vicksburg, Mar. 1. Down Arthur, Selver Bow, Natchez, Porgoud, Oiive Branch, Groesbeck. Up Walter 13. Dance. Weather Clear and warm. New Orleans, Mar. 1. Arrived Louisville, Virginia, Bell Memphis; departed Stockdale, Continental. STEAHSOATS. FOR MEMPHIS. VICKSBUHG, AND NEW CK-tLKANS. The Fpaclous and elegant steamer Lew.Ti lates, Master; J-;. fl&ene iiowen,iers, Will leave for .New "urleans and aU way ports oa WSaXZSDAT, MARCH 3d, at 4PM For freight or pa.sn?o npply on board, or "to W. Ci. BROWN A CO., and IIUMFiliiiSir, lwiss , ft 13 &2t Agents. FOR OWKNSBORO AND LOCTSVILLE The splendii side-wheel passenger packet Morning Star, A. T. Gil more, Master; Frank Dougaerty, Clerar, Will leave for Louisville and ail way ports WED5XSDAT, MARCH, 2D at 11 P.M , on arrival of mall train frcm tu-s Norm and East. For freljiht or passa apply on board, or to W. ti. BRO wN CO., dlt Agents. FOR NASHVILLE. The elegant side-wheel steamer , R. Northern, Master; Hen. F. Egan, Clerk. Wl'I leave for Nashvllie and wav ports on FKID-if, MARCH 4m, at 4 P.M. SFECIAIi SOTICE. The ARMADA will mate all the packet landings, carrying freights and passengers at regular tactet ra'es. mUi 3t W. H. COXA NT, Agent. ETAXSYILIE AD JiEMFHIS. I, The elegant new and substantial passenger Bteainei Is almost completed at Louisville, and will leave Evansville tor Memphis and all wiy ports about MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2SrH. INST. -Acd will thenceforth ply as a regular paefcet between those two potts. The Mary Miller has heeu built expressly for this tiade, and is complete In all her departments, being very light, bnt capable of carryiujj t) tons, wltti wliie, roomy guards, admirably adapted for carrying stock, fbsw U etve especial attention to way business ia ihe bends, and the llliin,; of oiderx. uue EO'Ice of the exact time of her deparLuie will l-e g:ven. - W. O. KitOWX & CO., f7 dtf . Agents.

THBMARKETS.' ssir Jots, narzeu By Telegraph. Nzt Yokk, Mar. 1. Cotton Heaw and lower: 5.P0fl bales at

23c for mldolins! uplands. x L.OCR lteceipt or ,5o:i, heavy; shade firmer on common grades; 61.000 bbls S4 75 (mi tK), superfine State Western; 55 7oO J;0, white wliat xtra; Si '20''i 15 round tioop Ohio; t5 50a6 25, extra; 8 bVa, 15. round hoop Ohio, extra: Bt. Louis, ?(j Z'ya 50; Kve flour quiet : 225 bbis H 2o'a Cokn Meal Frlr demand ; 7K) bb!s sold 84 70; March's caloric, U 90 a 5 00. Whisky Dnll; 150 western l 01 free. SWiibat Receipts 1.8'JObUfh less aciivp, without change. 43,509 bush offered at ft 03 for reje-;ieJ; No. 3 spring. 81 22 ; Ko. 1. Miiwaurue, in htore, !l Soji 32; winter red and amber Wisconsin. Si 35; red V rcrin n, 81 &7il 60; white Michigan 81 COl. 65 for choice white Mate. Rye-Quiet ; 1,0jO bush Western, 95o. Barley Nominal; barly, malt, quiet with heavy receipts. t'OBS-.-carcc and very Arm; 38,000 bush were h ld at i)i 'aM8c, for new mixed Western ; SI 0 J'ttl 00 old, do, in store and afloat; and trl OUor new yellow, alloat. Kick Duli; ltJil7c lor Coroilna. Coffee Quiet ani fir n. 8itoak Quiet; Bales of 130 hhd3 Cuba at 9'il0v&c Mot.AS8FS Quiet. Petkuleck-Quiet lSis tor crude, and 28 JSC lor reflned. K(.ps Quiet, at 18 to SSc for American. LissEEDOio-Qulc-t; 98 98c in casks. Tuhpentine Lower, ht PoitK Heavy and lower ; sales 1,850 bbls at 25 50il5 75 ror new mess; it-'u 60 14.21 50 for rirlme. and $2324 00 tor prima wtss; also ,500 bbls new mes, seller March, April and June, at 25 50 a 25 75; stock: of old and new, 41,39.) bbls; iat month 37,755; last year, 40,2S. .Beef Quiet and steady; sales 2Z0 this; Btoclcof od and new, iS.OJi pxclcage'; last month, 21.210; last year, til,uj7; fierce beef quiet and uucli an iei ; beef hams are quiet; sales 151 bbls at i'Jivj 2 50 for new. CUT Me ki 3 Quiet; bales of 150 pkgs at lOJ-eo for ehoulders, and Halite tor for hams: middies quiet; sales 50 bxs Cumberland Cut at l'Ac. . Hogs Dressed are heavy, at ll'Sllc for western. Lard-Heavy and lower; sales of 750 tea at Wtrn,WKv. for steam, and 15!4'iltic rr kettie ieodered ; also 4.750 tiercea steam, seller .March, April, May, June, and four months, at li'tMo. Butter ttteady at 14g2c for Ohio. CHEtsE Lull at 15J4'cilSc. Fkeighis To Liverpool are quiet and heavy. t Jaeinsa.i Ksrfi. By i'eiiArapb. C.'yoiSKATi. March. 1. Flour Dull, and under a large supply, and some pressure to sell, prices are 25o lower; extra. 14 dO:($4 75; family (5&5 25. - Wheat Unchanged and dull atjltflj 1 OS. corn Firm at C8s"0e for mixed, and 73 74c for while or yellow sound. Oats Dun at, 4S'ct5.Jo. Rye Dull at 80,335c. Barley-DuJI; spring 90o to II 00; winter Jl OSatl 12. Cotton Dull; middling 22c, but no demand therefor at this rate. Tobacco Unchanged, and a fair demand; sales of 88 bhda at ii 10 to 2i 40 for trasu and good leaf. Whisky Closes firmer at 95c and the demand better. Mets Fork Dull and held at tn for good country brands; could have been to:dat 20 25; there was a better demand for bulk meats tbis afternoon, and 250 000 pounds sold at 10c lor shoulders, and Ugl4o for. Clear rib and clear sides. Bacos-Is lower, but there was some demand at the decline, lor side, witu tales at 15!4(3h34o for clear rib ard clear. fcUGAR ContD Hams 18 cj19j and dulL Buttkk Hcarce and firm at 30'9.i5c Cheese Dull at ltf(ji74o for Western Reserve and lactory. GG3 Firmer, aud selling at 19320c Liiied Oil Si OJpfl 01. Lard Oil still declining; winter at 81 301 35. PETROLEUJI-Unchanged; refined at 30 31o. isugar Dull and o lower for refined; New Orleans unchanged and steady at 104 to l3Vc. 12 per cent. tare. Coffek Unchanged. Gold-SI 15 buying. Exchange steady, at 1-10 discount buying. Money Market active and more demand; business dull. turn Hold ana Siocfc SarKct. Hy Telegraph. New Yorx, March 1. The announcement yesterday of the salo ofS i.lJO 1,000 of gold In March, was to day corrected by the Assistant Treasurer, tbe order of the Secretary of the Treasury being to sell J2,000,000 onlv, which consists of 81,000 000 eacn -n the 9th and 23d Inst. This with the teavy purchases and the circulation of a sensational story about a lorimdable combination to bull gold, frightened the bears and caused an upward movement, under which gold touched 81 16H. Money Easy ; 456 on call. t-TERLisa Heavy at SH'ciSii. Gold Active and excited; opened nt SI 13 touched 81 16 and closed at fl 1; carrying rates 5 per cent, and flt; clearances Sbti.OOO.OOO. uovebnment Stocks Strong. Coupons, 11 - . llcyUGyi IO. 18 2 114 jJll4V4 Do. 18U4 113 113'i Do. lHt5 11.1 $U3 Do. New 112 112 Do. 1867 112 12'4 1 o. 1868..... 1124112 Ten-forties .......108'J1(' Currency sixes lll.jjllljj ss. iioals iiarsel. By Telegraph.) St. Lorjia, March 1. Tobacco Steady, at full prices. Cotton Nominal at 2i)c Hemp Unchanged. Flour Low grades still scarce and wanted: lall superflne 84 35i55:X 83 40 til 75 ; XX S5td,S5 25 ; XXX 8-5 50a85 75. Whk T-Steadyr No. 2 red fail 83$1 05; choice SI 14sSl 18; prime to choice white 81 07(81 15 - Corn Firm; choice shipping lots 1c higher: prime mtxei 7Gc; yellow 76a77c; white SO a8";c. ' oats Heavy ; 45(3 4Cc In bulk; 49a53c for sacked. Barley Dull; SI 05 for Missouri Bprloz; 81 17! lor prime fall. Kye Lull and drooping 74c. Whisky Dull at soc. Orookkies Dull and and unchanged. Fork Nominal at 827; dry salt meat loose clear rib, on the spot aud to arrive, 14c; loose clear sides 14Jo; shouldeis, packed 10c; clear rib 14i(3l4c; clear side 15o. Bacon Lower; order sales of shoulders at YliV2.c; clearilbat lttc; clear sides lOJic. Lard Entirely nominal. Cattle Steady. cuicszo MarKet. By Telegraph. Chicago. March 1. Floue Quiet and a shade easier; 83 703 85 25 for spring ex ra. Wheat No. 1 Quiet at 87Vic: No. 2 opened stronger and ta: higher, with sales at 75'37aJc and closed quiet at 70 Cij7tfc this afiernon; No. 2 quiet and steady at 794!79o. Corn Firmer; sales of No. 2at70a"0c; for irtsh; rejected 69c; lor new (iJfilJc; no grade-j 47349c; c olug at. 03'g'('jli;c for No. 2 inls afternoon; No. 2 dull att.93 C04c: no grades at 40 3 17c; new jO. uats-DuH et 87H38c for No. 2 lu store and closing at 37-$ $80. Kye Inactive but firm at C7c. Baflky Nominal. HiGHwiNEa Firm; c higher; 9596o closing firm at 95s39tic for Iron bound packages. Mess PoKK-Falrly active; sales at 825 25 2-5 50.25 7j buyers March: $25 50 seller April ; closing at 825 40q25 60 for cash. Lard Dull at 14c. Meats Quiet for dry salted shoulders 94a,9!4c; fr loobe short clear middies, 6elier first half April, 143 loose. Lou;sv!iis Market. By Telegraph. 1 Louisville. March. 1. Tobacco Sales of 2J hds at S3 7535 00 for trash; to 507 00 for Jugs; 87 50315 50 for low to good leaf ; market moderately active. C otton Doll at 22c middling Flouu Firm; extra family 55 25. Wheat - Quiet; 81 1031 20 lor white and red. COKN-930. OATS-633. Kye iWtr. FROvisiONS-Unsettledand demoralized ; mess poik 827 o0; bacon.and shoulders 12U; cLear,7ib clear sldes 164c: bulk shoulders lie clear rib 144 ; clear sides 15c; hams sugar-cured 19aiyi; tierce lard lBc ; kg lard 17c. ' Whisky Raw 85c. KeraiQls Market. By Telegraph. Memphis, March I. Cotton-Is quiet sod nominal at 22c; Receipts 8 lo bale. FLOUR-Quittat 85 00,-37 00. Corn Aciive at 9.Jcrti92c. Oats Dull at 61c. Hay Scarce at 82.3. Bran Scarce at ?25 CO. FoRK-Steady at 828 503S29. Laud Nominal. BaCun Q iietshonlrte ino- uirif ifi'a 17Wc; bulk shoulders 11 anue: sid-s 14J4 15) C. ' European Karfceis By Cab'e. Liverpool, March 1. - Cotton Flat ; uplands ll3llc; Orleans, lla; sales of 8,000 bales. Breacstcffs-Firmer but unchanged. Wheat Receipts three days, 35.C00 quarters; American 30,000. Provisions Uniha nged. Petroleum Is lld. Paris, March 1 Bourse firm; rentes 7lf Frankfort, March 1. Bondi closed at Losdos, p. m. March. 1. Consols 93; bonds '2, 90;c: '05. et'Jic; Ten-fort jes. KUiio; Erie, 2lc ; I. C, SI 10 i ; A. dc O. W., W.

flew ors Dry Goods Karfce;. Ey Telegraph New Yohk, March 1.

Market quiet; all cotton gods of standard makes are very steady; New York mills at rrom 22321c; the print market excited ; CJarner'a print3 from 12 to 11c : sheeting 11 to 1U J'ashvllle Market. By Telezraph. Xahhville. March 1. Cotton Flat; low middling 20Kc; good ordinary 19c. u lock 5,700 bales. Collector's Sla of Real E&tite . TO PAY COST AND KXPEXSF.S OF Street, Alley and Sidewalk lmproveitienis. Notice Is hereby given, that b virtus of sundr-. precepts iSMied by the Mayor of the City of Kvansvlile.and to me directed, 1 wlH sell fit Put:ic Auction, at the door of the Court House, in mud city, on W tDNKSUAi , MARCH IOth, 1870, At 10 o'clock a M, the following lots and parts of lots of Real Kstate, or so much thereof as may be necpessary to pay Ibeaniount charged a d assessed against the same, together with tbe cont of sale : said ctiarires and assessments being lor the cost and expenses of street, alley aud sidewalk improvements, and tual said s lie will bo continued on the next day thereafter, namely Thuisday, March l7th, l7o; attiie same time and place, for the purpose of selling such property as may have been soid on the first day above mentioned, and not paid for viz: For assessment of sidewalk Improve xa6nt. Southern F.a!ar;emeiit of the city ot i; vausvii lo. lot number fourteen (No. 14) in Block number six (') owned by the heirs of L. W. l'oweil deceased .810 12 For ssset-sment of Hide WaJk Improvement, Kastern Enlargement fef the city of Kvatisvllle, lot number six andseveu (GJ:7) In Block number thirteen (13) owned by Thomas K. Garvin.- - $9 51 For assessment of aldewalk improvements In Gumbert's enlargement, or subdivision of part oi Out lot number four (t). Subdivision of the North part of the Norlu west quarter of Section 29, Town 0, South Range 0 West. In tbe city of Evansville. lots number eleven, twelve, thirteen and fourteen, (11, 12, 13 & 14), owned by Abraham Gumber.s ....S20 01 For a'SOMimeiit of sidewalk Improvements, Larrabee's Enlargement of the city o( livansvliJe, Lot number one (1), owned by Jacob Adler, (at the data of ases. ment) .. S 1 4 00 For assessment of sidewalk Improvement", Laroasco City i now Evansville) Lot number nine (9), In Biocx number seventy-four (71), owned by Joreph A. Chamberlain...... 81U 85 For assessment of sidewalk improvements, Eastern Enlargement of tho C ty of Evansville, Lot number thirteen (13), tn Block number thirteen (I3j, owned by Fraccis A uaory H 77 For assessment of 6ldewa!k improvement', original Plau of the City of Evansville, Lot number thirty-nine (i9;, owned by James G. Jonts... 842 97 For assessment of tldewaLk Improvement), i;pper Enlargement ot the City ol Evansville, the Northwest half of Lot number thirty-seven (37), owned by w. J. Dallam .824 03 For assessment cf sidewa'k Improvements Original Plan of t be City of Evansville, 110 leet, extending from Second street towards Third Street, of Lot Dumber one hundred and five (105). owne 1 by Dr. H. I Hard 18 13 For assessment of sidewalk Improvements, Original Plan of the City of Evansville the n.rth-east, or corner oue-t hi d of Lot number one hundred and foity, (lj) owned by Stin-on (wife of Louis C. simFor assessment of sidewalk Improvement, Donation Enlargement ot the City of Evansville, 110 fet. extending from Fourta street toward Fifth Street, of Lot cumber two hundred acd one, (201) owned by F. Ilumtntrstein 68 For assessment of sidewalk Improvemsnts, stock wen's Enlargement of theCtty of Evansville, Fractional Lot number eight, (s) In Block number twenty oue. (21) owned by Henry Kuotz ; ...J13 44 For assessment of sidewalk improvement, Original Pian cf the City of Evansville, 41J4 jeet. extending from Ihe Alley towards Second Street, of Lot number eighty eight (), owned by Joan J.Chandler 2l 82 For assessment of KlCewalk improvements, Sharp's EularKemant of the City of Evansville. Lot number twelve (12) in B.ock number twenty, (2u) owned by John Finew 827 45 For assessment ot sidewalk improvements, southern Enlargement of the City of Evansville, Lot number one, (1) in it bctt number ten, (10) owned by John J. Chandler (now ownea by James L. Oaklej ) 829 77S For assessment of sidewalk Improvements, Original Plan ol the Cl'y of Evans ville, Lot number one, (t) Subdivision of L.01 uumner eitity four. () iS'xlo teet, owned by Joseph Vennem a u ... 828 27 mar2-tf UNION H.R & T 2 AN3P0 UT ATI0N COMPAN Y, Prop. ietor of the Union Line, (A) AIIentoiii Line, (N) National Line, Through Fat Freight Lines, running, without transfer, between the Seaboard (Hues and tbe West, via the Pennsylvania Railroad aud Connecting Railroads. The facilities for handling East-bound and West-bound freights to or from New York, Philadelphia, und Baltimoie have been largely im.. roved. Special attention given to the transportation of Tobacco. For information la regard to rates, over-cha-ges, or damage' on freight, apply to K. W. PATRICK, Agent. No. 5 South Water St.. fel2d3ra Evansville, lad. MUSICAL GOODS. G. W. WAKEJ1S. THOS. CONYIGTOJ Jio. 61 MALY STREET. 1VABBES & COXYAGTOX, DEALERS IN FL1N93, ORGANS, MUSIC And Mualcal Goods of all kinds. Orders by mull promptly attended to. iiiefd ly rrrrTfiPir cini if5M S.U i. ll .kiLJ- V iw Lirui HAIRRENEWER. IS the best rticlo known to preserve the hair. 1 will positively restore CIKAY HAIR TO ITS OKIfiIAL coLon and imonoix ITS tiUOWIlI. It is an entirely new scientific discovery, combining many of the most powerful and restorative agents in the vegetable kingdom. It makes the Hair smooth and glotsy, and does not slam the skin, JTIS RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY. or sale by ail druggists. Price fl. R. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors, mhl dim (eod)lwlm CJrcwccnfc City Flooring Mill, APP LEE & SALMON, Proprietors, Sasii. Doers, Blinds, Frames, Planing, Ripping, Splitting, and 8er?ll Sawing done at fhort notice. Pine and Poplar Flooring, Siding, Dressed and Rough Lumber, atways ou hand, for sale. Also, s.o'6 Proprietors and Manufacturers of the CELEBRATED

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i 1 ih 1 I! Di PICKET FENCE Known is the Terre Haute picket Fence It is cheap and durable, and an ornament to the place where it stands. Ail orders promptly attended to. Factory, Cor. Blrlslon and Canal Sts., evansville, Ind. apr27-dly (3taw) Notice cf Dissolution of Copartner -snip. HOT ICE IS IIKJtEUY GIVEN, that the partnership heretofore existing in the furniture business, io Kvausvllle, Indiana, between Ferdinand Karges, Ferdinand Weiberi, Henry Ktoltz, and the undersigned, Christian Miller, was dissolved on the 21.st uay of January, 170, having expired by limitation In the articles of partnership. Until a receiver shall be appointed, the bus ness will be managed by tbe undersigned, ta usual. CHRISTIAN MILLER. Jannaiy 21, 1S70. Ja2J dtf AGENTS WANTED - A itj J J jfsam pie sen tlree, with terms In sieur t-) to tuauay. 1 wo new articles, tlMiir, A ddrefeS N. H. WHi'fr saleablo as .Newark, New Jersey, lie2:idwlw

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EvacsTillc L Crawford-sTlIlc E.p, COLNG NORTH. Leave Mall. Evansvillo ...10:10 a at., Arrive Kxpr. 4:30 p m. Freight. 4 :4j a M Vincennes 12:41? M... 8:29 p k...10:15a m Terre Haute. 3:52P M... 9:15 p m... 4:i5p m EvansTllIc & Crar?rordiTl!ie. BkTUKNINO, Leave Exp. Mall. Freight. T. Haute Vlncenuec.. Arrive Evansville . 0:10 a sr., 40 P il.. m p m.. :io a m 11: 50 p m 7:50 AM.. ..12)0 M.' 10:20 F 5i. 5:35 p m Terre Haute & InolanapoIIs. GOING EAST. Is.ave Day Ex. Night Ex. Mail. Terre Haute. 4:15p m.12:1o a m... G:50am Arrive Indianapolis. 6:lj p m... 2:40 a m...10:05 a m C&lo'& Mississippi. GOING EAST. Leave Lightning Ex. Acc. Night Ex. Vlucenneu ... i:op m... l:i,p m...10:2 p m 001 g WEST. Lcape Mail. N irit Kx. Day Ex. Viucenues 4 :17 v M... U7aii. U:i0 a m betcrning, Terre Haute & Indianapolis. Leave Indp'lls.S:20 A if. 8:23 A M. 1 :30 pm. 8:30 pm Arrive T. H 0 :00 A K.ll :25 a u. 4 :40 p m.11 :2 p m E. II. fc N. R. R Northern Division TRAINS GOING SOUTH. Transfer Packet Htoarner Fayette leaves Evansville dally at......... 3:00 p.m. Train leaves iienaerson at .... 4 :.j p.m Arrive at Maiilsonville 7:10 p.m GOING NORTH. Train leaves MadlHonvllie dally (Sundays excepted) at 5:2ia.m. Arrive at Henderson .. S:O0A.at Arrive at Lvauivl.Je by Transfer . Packet Fayette 9:15 A. r Making connectloa Ixith ways with trains on lue 1:. ac c. lialiroad. STEAMBOAT LIN EH. Tj LociaviLLK. Every Monday at 10 o ctoc: jL.it. -very xuenday, eunes dt,ytTtinrsdi.7, Friday, and Saturday atf o'clock P. 3t. To Cairo Daily, except Sunday, at I o'clock p. a. To Green Rivzr. Every Monday.Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday at 4 o'clock P.5t. io Eastport. Every Tuesday and Satur lay at 4 o'clock p. m. To ilKfDiE303-Dally, except Sundays, t.t o'clock P.M. 0 Nashvill Every Tuesday, Wednesday and 4turday at 4 p. M. Transient boala daily up and down. To Cincinnati Every Saturday at 10 A.M. 10 Cannklton Every Tuesday, Thursday, fend Saturday at 10 A.X. RockportStage (vfaNewborgh and BoontUlD,) carrying the mail, leaves at 7 A. u., la Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrives by 7 p. m., Tceudays, Thursdays nd Saturdays. New Harmony Mall Stage leaves Monlays and Fridays at 7 A. m. Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays by 4 p. M. AU Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily (ex -pt Sundays) at 7 a. h. Arrives dally (ex opt Sundays) by 2 p. m. to Nkwbcrg. HacK daily (except Sunlay,) from the Mercnant's Hotel, at S o'clock p. u. 18 7 0 THE EVANSVILLE J O XJ H IS -Al. Hi, Dally, TrMVecklr, and Weekly. Tho Leading Paper on Lower Ohio. ihe An Exponent of "Western Energy, intelligence, ana .Progress. Sinrgct Circulation ! In Southwestern Indiana and Kentucky, and boathcrn Illinois. It contains all the News of the Day Telegraph, Foreign and Domestic and by Mall. " Variety Is the Spice of Life," and every ssue of the Journal Is full of a variety of ews. Gossln. and Miscellaneous ReaJln Tt. nnhllshA. R.nnrta ef Via Ua.lrAfa all tbe commercial centers of the country Its Reports of the Evansville Markets are always prompt and reliable. It alms to bo a reliable General Newspaper, and to he ahead of all others In every respect. The aim of Its Editors Is to make it tbe paper for the reople; Instructive to all; sought for by tho business man, the farmer, the professional man, the mechanic ; a household companion ; tbe politician's guide in fact, to make it as nearly EVERYHODY'S paper as possible. Jtiver Men will find our Reports not ex celled by any paper iix the great Mississippi yauey l Our facilities for doing all hinds of Job Printing for Steamboats are unequalea. TEIt.TIS In variably i 11 Advance. DAILY JOURNAL. one year, ny matt . 510 ofl Hlx inonibs, by nrsail . 5 5 Three month-, by mail 8 (MJ By the week, payable to carrier 25 TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL. One year., .3 7 0Q hiix months WEEKLY JOURNAL One copy, one year. .:. Twelve copies, one year . Twenty copies, one. ytar. . 4 U) 9 1 50 .. 15 OiJ ,. 20 to DRUGGISTS. JiiUS LAVAL, Wbolesale and UctaU Druggist, Dealer in Medicine, Paintt, Oil, llrutJux, &c MAIN ST., bet. Bocond and Third, Evansville, Ind. Particttlar attention given to COTTINU WINDO W GEAKtl to any I ire. Junl dtf WATCHL1AKIIIG. A. C. R0SE'CKAN3. HaEEV SM1TK-. bMITII, Jewelers, EOSENCKAN a WatchniKers aaJ NO. 13 NOItTII filXOM) fT., BKAMJlM In American. English and fewlss VVatihe-, In cold, silver and plated cases. Fine Jewelry, fciliver Ware, ijiocxs, kc. t ersonui alien' oi given to repairs of flue watches, Ac. No work entrusted pprentlcea. (sei- ir "Tlio Healing Pool. ESSATCH FOIt TV.M MEN, who have fallen into vicious habits and now desire a higher life, and a better MANHOOD, with certain means of relit 1 for the afnicted. Bent In sealfed leitnr -n. velopes, free of charee. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P., PHILAI.ELPU1A, PA. ye,, The Fearful CANCiti: SubJued. THE CURE HOW DISCOVERED. Having been loog alllicted with CANCER, i resorted to all the remedies of which I could hear. Among them was one recjmmendlnij a certain herb to me p, ft oure 1 (as 1 supposed) procured, toS betb' and prepared and apnliou. it, which made a perfect cure, bl ou examination by the family physician he lu formed mo that the ht-ih I had t.i-ed, which had amua a perlet t and speedy cure, wva nm itie oue recommeDOed. All wlin aniictd can dud a speedy enra hy bending tor the recipe, wnU Liil directions lor usu. pnoe a Address, with reglKtered letter or iur.nv order, GEORGE MOKOA.N, !. z. 1'oit Jfrvla. Ornue County, New Vork, J22 d.'lnj

i ifc-i trf' IlEALIliS IS wat cue , iha -io:;!)::, Silverware and Itittt. WHOLF.SALX AG KM'.-! I'O.t THE American Wztih. & C'ock Company. A large stock or Clock and Watch Maierla:s always ou h md. Price Lists lurtlshed on arpiio.tloii. Special attenth n given to rtpaliin.; f rig Watches. BOOIi CiL') V fel5 diy CJLCTIiaiG. Large Slcc'i L'oys' Uiotliin; 5? 3 " ts cr sr o S3 J5 C3 O S, C - C3 C' p: o s -1 a (SI o -3 23 ra 5 13 si ! o - 2 13 CP rcs m S3 B Ti? c: si 1 1 Z.r e"y O Ti El f tt f ) f3 CS ra (ft 3 : 5 Ci 13 S rt 1 X1 O o ca. -.5 c no 'Ji HI. Id IT n&5 Ncv Opera o House. WTixiius: iir:ixr.xAir (Succeswor to Kratz & imiman,) "HMT.Uiciu::; ami mn.in.i'. rOKTAKLK AXD STATIG.AKI 1 - "i c .- SAW AND GRIST MACHINERY, y r r t 371 Cotton i:i,i j obact o Ir CIRCULAR til W Ml LI, Ac , Ac, EVANS VI I. ILK, I . D 1 .V.l. HEET IKON A1n'I C H rlr,,ANU CASTINGS oferei, descriptluu. Deulrm in STEAM GAUGIBKIi'llNli, FXKi; . v IKON PIPES, IK, 1. TING VL.U'maf:ufactireia' 1.1 leus. , G i REPAIRING (inic at M- or( m fo:i oALll A Farm cf At:. F irrv T'. J Ut'i: A-ni:s (l ), ft ,. .t 1 .. 1. . .. i. . . nioij- nif.,1 .1, ,,1 1,. ,, 1, livRlln.. ... , ' " " ' ' "I w".iin four ard a hull 1,11!. . ,j j V li llle, and 1, Kuartu:-d l i,.l uc.- I . Any to one l.uu ln-.l bush w , ,.;,, th sere. Jt c'lui.t tie r. nt.,l ,,r . ,, , acr, and on he bought i.n- t t, Hn oue-ttilrd cash, ml tnn l iluno 1 jlX i two, aud tin eu ) e irx. Jiiuiih.i JOHN hMV 1 I! Division, let. I ttib and sixth mi F0JI TWO..S TOH V p o v rn A .MRU ! -i'-ii t I hv 1 J - .1.. I Ku.l Third Sire. li.. T. VVlHtM. l'.Kwiloil V Apply to K I 1. 1.1 it i 1,1 -i 1 1 1 1 :. ti i

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