Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 February 1868 — Page 8

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Dissolution. . it. 4 i S ' TfUIE. PAKTXERSHIP HERETOfor existing between tb ardersigned, tttxiwr the firm dhium of Foster, Cofbluxn A Pa. in JVVui Fm-fc CHfn Vfttvrm.it

StoTHKr1", In C(neinniti, OA Jo Md FJi' i xx, uwi. at to., in Mempnu, iennetee, is asm day dissolved by Us own limitation. Tbe uniett led busln? of the several Arms will be settled at their of!1ce. ... : l .. jEuKOK KOfTPTt' V.tf ALEX. If. FOSrKK. WILLIAM A. U WYN.'". ' OU1LO COPKLANI), 8AMUEL 9WYN. ... . ' : JAMBi H. FOSTER. "' Cincinnati. December Slat, 1867. ' ' Co -Par t it e r sliip. TTVIE VXEBSIOE HAVING purJL ehased the luterest of JNIr. UtlLJJ Uotklam), and assumed tl liabilities of fctM paitnership above stated, have this oaiy formed a co-partnership, lor the purpose of continuing the Stneral Coramlf slon fcnslncsi, ETuder the Arm name ctl III : " FOSTER, GWYN--& CO., AT ! .i 2o. 39 Water St, New York City i - ' .'i if.. AND TBI TVlAoletiI Grocery COMMISSION BUSINESS, JTaier the firm name of v ' " ' Foster ., J3rotIierW,,f -AT. i So.W WFST SECOND STREET, The old fl rm of . v ., - v FOSTER, G WIN & 0 v MEMPHIS, ' TFXXiJSSEIt, u i Will he discontinued. - GEO JIG F.FOSTER. .h i WILLIAM A OW.Yit I HAMUKL GWYN, JAMK8 H. FOBTER." T' Cincinnati, December bhrt, I8(i7.. .I J CAXII in reunnz rrom ice above partnership. desire to return my thanks to my friends wbo have favored tu with their buslness.'fcad I wonld ask trrr rontinuanee with ae n-w firms. OUJLI OPELAjiD ' Kew York, January 21, 168. , .', ' . i , I CIRCULAR, WKFICE i T F06TI R 1 HOTHFRS. O. 4 Wisr XT.Cl) V 5-TH C'incinsati. Jaijuar r 2, .bo8. Ve desire to call your 1tnUcm t the aunexed notices of Dissolution and UoTftitnership, and respect fully lender yoa ur services, assuring you that way busl4sh you may exteud to us will have prompt and tuithfut al tetutca i , 1 he business In Cincinnati will cogv fnuoed under me Arm1 unne of t'ostir h.wtfrs. and will be devoted to the oi futile Grocery and tV"iVU3Sion Eusiues Ma heretofore. A r"erii we design keeping a comS!ete as.soi tii.-nt of nch Roods as are best saited to the want of t be irai'e, ., We will .adhere to the C'.SH " ystem buy aulteU fw retxdy pay" experience. having thoru(hly atistied us that it is., best bol ti fof the. ikayer and sener, as wears enblfd to offer alius suvliii; to lh ivrt-btr tho.y ef.1" imieresi, ana mo contii:m ni pront lor Dtd dvbts. an 1 we win make it. to'.lbe ttdvantae oi lue el'isest buyer wli'. viHt.s this

. toe closest buver wh-,v.i,HU this auu "t? -coasequcKces uiCe t o, ."ourmlllCAkHiT D ihe Stl in Cinctnnatlv w pe wil. wilt be I day'.;.', , I .i ;i " oall ttll pail for- at ih time Of f' 4 ' .'. 1 -: '3 if. jnhall of one per rent, -anil be f ' 'rfl',, : pDn:irt..i Ttn

hu.se 'JaiHis veFrritt. tjihtlf o( tone ' rif jtrttuct'd if ptski vxUhin ftleen tlayt. -ill yvu wre present to buy. ois not in I lJ VT 1 C I ClS 111 ur line will te selected with special care.1 u at current r-tes. 1 Uor acilitles in till hraiiclrol our I'-usJ-r.s are not surpued ty any house In lie city, an I our stn-U. wiJL always be hand complete, frestt. and desirable. As 4'oiuiui4wion .M t-IihiI. we will attend t tlie sale or purerftae'oi all kinds 4 produce or mercha.tidi.ie. With many ?rs experience mjinf.- faMiwu4 re feel confident thai We are able to alve o I v i,A I t.A n 1 fn 1 1 t. Hutmfiip'inn tti tluw u-tui limv vor us wuu property oi nr Kina tor r

tx renuummff unpawm me wmtiflmi 0 njWtJUK at log b StreetJl. JL. Clllirch ttoriy day vri. i be ttntum for exchange 1 , , 7 , "ft"-' ,vv' 11 Mt-initiiicei by exprest t ui.it be prepntti. , ; 1a still' prVtsressing, and each night's

Ji or with orders to buy anvtliLug In the ; ,, . on , . market, iaxh advanett -,nari vhi cansitmAl rtCpns ot alagee; are ..invited . to aTTand.w8 Jcriiay e:n-dlbeQd. and participate in the meetings.

-Viiual ia Uities will b extended to shlpTrs making couxignmenis to ur New lurk House. The bus ness in Xew York will be mnItvmir ( k'mjnr l.-.w-i.t .. .1 . .ui.v. yv. under f.rm iim -o't Foster. ueei). and will be . hn t'.y iyoteil lo Uuv- , - - j-. iv,t lr n aici h:

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e e pleased to receive consiuiiment f f6tu:, tooacci, j', t,vt..ton.i. J, ratlxtiifr. or any k. Hd of M'etet n oi Southern Produce or Merch'itidute. Y . LiL. t I.m rnni..i.ui,A... u warehouse corner ot - Water -Street an I coeutie .slip, located tu the immediate jieinity of tne wharv, of the prisCipaiHaiiroud and rai.pot tanon Companies, ad when sales cuinot h made on arrival, we are prepared to store un. er our owl unrorvllnii thu ...uy 1 . i. .1,.. -1 . , Bills ot i. .dims or ).iopert.v in naud, and ! f mi-m i.rnr. n ti. t.iw . . h ... I i,i,..,. u imiKiiitieui! i. ufs win w miiu orjorod, salps promptly tendered, and the roceeds held subject to liiht oralis. Wt rill not maKe acceptance" exeerit we h ve roperty in hand or ou Bill ot Lading, and ! vi i hi rasp, wneii w. TiiiiKe anvniuiu. we ; reserve the n. ht to at iilnM.' Our I rnaryes will ie as nist'Un.iry, ami tne lli-Urei-t o oi:r cousIkihiis wiil be caietuHy jaarded in ail IraiMu-.iuiis. NV'e will receive and foiward to and from 'foreign yort-s. We wiil buy on orders any article si merch in i-e iu the niiket. " ' T ;'f - t. ijf:;f We would gratetuiil .' ' return our acanowIednieiuenLs to our many t. lends ai.il sustomers wl o ave so liberally and constantly extended to us thel vors. nr efforts In the future, as tu the pust. will b, by close attention and watchtul care ot our customers interest, 10 render mil aUsfitciion to H who may favor us with" their business. We are, very respectfully .y9ura,.-, ,') , FOSTER BROTHERS,' ' flfo. 1 West Secoud Mreet, CINCINNATI. Jin0o . , FOSTER,. QWYNO.;;; o.39 Water St, New York City. anS8 .-w-v .i ! ..: -

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Evansviue ana uriw-iorasvT.ie. QOINO NORTH. Leave Arrive, Arrive, j j Evansvule. Vini.f utes, T. ICaute Accom'od't'&g a--! AMI lO.srr. A M 1 j 1 :1 i P M Vlncennes Ac m -.liS p m COMI3TO -OUTH ' Liav ' V f Leave , Arrl vi Terra Haute. VMnceunea. E'vlile. Vlncennes Ac I 7 ;02 a m I 10S)0 a m rrelght )fe Ac. 6:40 A M 1 12::) P M 5-.; p m MtkiL 4 j- M I 7:p l ': li r , . Texre Ba&U and Itdiliipfs -N FKOM TERRF HAL'TE. Leave. Arrive. 5:10 A M 4KPM 12 :2 ) A M Epl Mail e-s.. ,..ll:l8 ... B A M M:lt P M 5 :35 P M Rrcretii. Express., Obio and Kiasissippl RailreacL s 7'i) ! FROM VINCENNE8. : . 1' - Arrive. ' DVpaH. Mall Westward. p m i ,a:3 p M Mall Eastward .Z:'iJ p m 2 ;30 P M Kx press Fastward .9:) p m I 9:45 p m Express Westward........ :i5 a m J 5:00 a m i STEAMBOAT LINES. To LOUISVILLE. Every Monday and . Saturday at 10 o'clock a.m. Every Tuesday, Weduewday, Tharsde.y, and Saturday at 6 o'clock p. M. To Caiko Dally, except Sunday, at 3 o'clock p. m. . To OreeK ; RiviH, pverj" rwanalay and Saturday at 6 o'clock p. u. Every Monday andTburaday at 8 o'clock P. K. To Eastport. Every Tuesday and Friday at 4 o'clock p. m. To HtiDtRHos Dally, except Sundays, at S o'clock p.m. To NASMViLLEvejyursay ft ot .t T Memphis 8e rut-weekly. Rock port Stae (via Newbnrgh and BoonriUe,) carrying the malt, leaves at 7 a. m.. on Mondays. Wednesdays and Friday. Arrives by 7 p. m., Tuesdays, Thursdays 'andSaturdaysri I ' '11 jvw iiartuon Aini-f8ge leirves ron-7 aays and Fridays at 7 a. m. Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays by 4 P. m tyn and Saturda Ml. Vernon Ma 11 7. Stage leaves daily ex ex eept Sundays) at 7 a. m. Arrives (lain y eept Sundays) by Z p. m . T9 Newbcko. Hack daily (except.-? day.) from the Merchant's Hotel, i fJunat 3 O CiOCK P. M . -THE CITY. . ) M eorologl-4,4lTrHlloa.. it MeteoroIoKlCal observations, taken dally at Uie jol'kmal utnee: . 6 A. M. JfOON. 6 P. S. MIDT' Thertuonoeter-.. 3- 28 2S5 22 .'.'3jtov. A slight snow felllast f veBr -.. Republican County Kxecntlre Com 4 t mlttee. '. '.The followipg gentlemen have been selected by-"the Commitee'appoiated by the Republican County Convention which met on the 8th inst. to nominate . a County Executive5"5Tmittee : . Pigeon. Township William Baker, Frank M. Thayer, William Heilman, William! Bedfpttfl Si!.'! Alexander Darling, John Greek. Union 7btrtsA-JuliusJ3. Catett. Perry Toiomhi'p 4Villiaiu Koch.J i: firqnnan Tf?$nshiprA.i&j Egler; ! A rmttronfrjoumstep J- h OBsel O' ofi 4 ok 1141. i p axmu .. i oils, r ! :U&ntre Towi$hipheYi Krskine. -s 1 Knight TuiJsAp-i-JI OSes' Axk envn.; m' ' T v t? t ... r - - s 1 rKOADS. Tfie country ;rod-rare f e 1 . ported in expeuent- -:con'JTtin jast-i

how; Better thanT for iseveTal Montis- ?an -wase nas not transpireM, nownast ml li. in,, fKiTever A quetiont was,' raised, .as jtcr

11 1 1 meeting is attended witn good results. t. -i 1 v ui ,t:.,.. .1. , i,i It will probably continue tuo balancft ef this week. "Totxj Men's Prayer Meeting. The' young men's prayer meethi jitj T;: W rTTC tZITT. " T A " ,. 1 "PH5 firiu- t nurch, is in jreasing ' . . . 1 j. in interest, with fair prospect of a trenerai revival trrowinz out ei it. Sudden Change. There was .a j sudden chanjae-ia'the weather 'yeterj day, which called into reoaisitiou ov'erWats 'comfort &K' Atfi'p m" lliC WCrCUrV stood at 23''. at 6 A EWOU at OJ , "anif -r "1 0 ClOCK OU A-' U A Wednesday uight at 2S3. ... ' Rif k ftv 4Trov' Tn-Tv Tn tho T. . " ... , , . Public Schools wij be afiuued -la ' Li. ' ,luT otfvwii t U ! the foreooonin ?ltas U liTUe a rOoni ; .i, tt .' u:ii;,. t ,t ,, i .'R UU11C1 UU1IUIUK, a un A" W i y -1 1 t . . .. AT... T ... . . .....lu.i T , ' uuwer uuauiui:. . . . - .i Those PHOFOaRAPil. ;Th03! n ti, , v .-.- . ..- v .. . . - .""v . . . v . v. . . . v . v. . . pictures exhii Y uruer ilaa un the occasion of the mask bal'were piiaiad byOlrJulius Dietze aud Mr. Schwagerle. The Turner Society tert-leffd' a'yote.bf thuukj-to Mr. 'Fisher', of "the Union, for the interest he took in making the baj), a, success. . 1-1 f.; Perry Township Convention. TTTfe Democracy ot Perry Township Loau a Lonventitjjto f ay.a $bort Jis. tance from BabytowotOae of the k delegates was in the city yesterday and purchased 'an inVoice of statiohe; ry preparatory .te miking the report, "framing a! pUtFofiu,,'A.c. .'An elaborate platform, fully indorsing Andy may be expected.

School, Examinations. The "examinations, in the; Primary grade of the. Public Schools were completed yesterday forenosn with schools of the New Building, taught by Miss Weld, assisted ty Miss Wach, and by Miss WacbfaJsiifed by Miss Surtevant. ' TheSe two rooms ' coutaia children of the lower classes of the Primary, as the two rooms ou the floor above are ..occupied by the . two higher Primary c"!ades, .One of the Idtantaeea arising from the udiod of boys and girls iaTthe same

room, is that it permits a much better

system ftgradiifghe classe's,' kndtt1 a distance ; of about fifteen

thereby results jrreatly in favor of both pupils and teachers. The exorcises yesterday forenoon passed off very satisfactorily, and were of the same .character as those already noticed. In the afternoon the Girl's Intermediate -of the -Upper building taught by Miss Cherry;; assisted by Miss Badger, was "examined. Qaite a large number of visitors mibifested their interest in the school 'by their ,presence. ins lour classes were neara la leadipg,;,. Spelling and V Defining, ArithmetTC, Geography, German, and Music. These xaniinations by the teacherst named iwere very creditable; specially those, in . Arithmetic, the -pupils evinqing tJ'jeiJfid proficiency ia this study. ' The' German''- recitation was varied by sipging, i reading, exeroises in number , writing;, and the Iouixfls of the letters, ' frhowinff" very . . . , . satisfactory progress:, in this ttudy. Vtof. Tjnker's examination in .Music was quite interesting, and demonstrated to all jfeieCt'the' prldtiikLilitJ- of teaching this branch to younger children. The, t Entire , afternoon's exer. cises were maintiined with ' '.interest, . ai)t thej visitors and friends of the school were well pleased with the- half year'; Trpk Si !Vccopiished. .".iVe give below . . . 'Nefther Absett or Tardy Nellie Jaquess, Victoria' Barter Lizzie Barter, Emina . Iron,!, Jennie Sabertoo, Carolina Kuhn,. Aggie .Lockhart, Lucy Conner, Jennie Phillipps, Emma Armstrongs Mj in nia Gorse, - . C OMMJTTEE 0?'f JEFF. . DAVI3, ,Jt was currently retorted on tha streets, yesterday, that certain "prominent Democrats, Messrs. McB ,W yt K mj and-othefs, 'had been appointed n commjijt'la "ti wait cajofF. Davis M his, arrivalT.pe v steamer Richmond, and it- is-further' stated that said otniraittee established headquarters, aight l.bcfore,' Jst, oa't th wharf, and did (. not .home," till' morning," but ws ited'with the greatest anxiet-. th,arriTaI.-pf ; f.He vll trititur. iThe rumor is given as it was received What occurred at.' Finue ) tien. s prooaoie uesiinaiion, tne .most j - probable sojutioDt. of ; which, as given by a prominent' pera6crat;.'ritsv that he was goig to Wa-hington to serve on Andy's staff ad interim. To Relieve Anxiety. To relieve tbe anxiety of seVeral 'of 'the " unterrifiel," who have manifested such great interest in the event, of Jeff. Davis's arrival, and to save them sev-

v.o. c.y.ac oisij-aoiy surprised at tne capacity oi tne

ea.'as-a great sertice to'state- that tne J huuVe0 as well as, the large, stock, of Ilichmou l did .intf leav,e,New Orleans i furniture1

till about thfee-'days ago, 'and Jbatj ; iThe. fi'rst floor, on which is stored they will b ob'ii;ed to defer the hoa- j'eo.m.inOA articles is"20xl30, being ors intended' Suab aro (he -vexationa' firitd 'with all articles in" that line of

' r:. . : r-r certain

enier the one irom the'other lafch--J 1 C "-' U 1 " i -wti'y. On the second floor of one room. jkE.rrpn!f5uriayi Uight f :t'he': fie'r qua!' ty 'of lfdrnfturc, tufSaus

.1!! daughter oi Lavid JL.-treirory -helfeped iroui her father's hou.a tew j 1.1 1 1 , r T v -- . ,

lauos l torn Louisvil.'e, " with a man however fine are carefullr stored and lKavei ia ,tlSr nF rirPffri. .f f wey nne a.ya.TPI-f .a 1aa ndni1'J 1VQJ.c?Lia i'ferwcr or MregQij.4 arranged, making a .splendid.. di?-p-ay4 Tne eirl U oirfpn vr ol.i .,i,!tTi,. .1 .t " i a gin sixteen ear oil, aua sdii. 1 The other room oa.the second sfloor

. 1 . I A ., .. -T . , J . J . -. 7 - .1. ;&.B.1,i'--D?'1t "J .. t'e mteiligiiuee o'i;,a vicious sort, prob- i i ru , 'i . r- , 'M ius, t ivre- ,o i wi , to i.ae already :t wo- w:ve?. and; s.nae 6MMrt',d; -ATIiV- v'hief of pclico at Louisville tele fcu,.iid i" iii3 .n., amg luai. a j i-.i 1 .1. .i i-.1 .

ties. The! father of The girl '.'offers a j 'The'frth MryiTuseJ. for'.fiu:reward'for the capture of the run ; ishing rooni; snd.if .sq divMed upTiljit

aBys.. . , , j I J lUAUNii'ictr ht.Mu ine lauies of Trinity Church' have prepared, and will favor their friends to-day with, a f . T T 1 1 -l splendid Luncb inei'adiag oysters fried and stewed ham. tongue . and turkey, mince apd lemon pies, and the regular "6'd'faship diipned plum pud- ' dine,' The very tow price of seventyfive eenrs will be ph&rgf,. those who partake, The fare and terms ought to attract a crowd. . Lunch will be served in the parlors of the Church.

Fire Alarm Telegraph. Yes

terday Mr.. J. B. Franz placed on exbibition at the Third Street Engine House a Fire Alarm Telegraphy which elicited a good deal of interest from those in attendance. . Mr. Franz visited our city at the suggestion of His Honor Maypr Baker, with the viewof giving a practical ' demonstration of the working of this Alarm Telegraph. His Honor, the Mayor and gentlemen of the Council, with many other citizens who felt an interest in the matter, were in attendance. ' Two instruments were ' .placed on . the wall. feet apart, and a demonstration of the power of the apparatus to perform the work claimed for it made ;t which proved highly satisfactory. The proposition made to the city, or that will be madeTniieCityT Councfl.'is'tJirput up thirty instruments in such parts of the city as the Couneil may direct, aTid to put up at least twelve miles of. telegraph wire,, at a- cost . not toT exceed fG.000. It Ma estimated that the cost - of operating the telegraph ,will not- exceed $300 per . annum. The instruments from which the aJa'riri'Ls l8bundel, ks before staJed are to be placed io??a rious parts of the city,,and. secured in boxes, which are kept locked, the policeman located in the vicinity of each box being supplied with-keys. Keys are also to be left with responsible parties in therein ity5of each fox?sV that, in case. of a fire, in the - absence of policemen in the immediate vicinity, the alarm may at once be sounded. "TheUttrument is very simple, , easy to be understood,' and al'the sa'me time, capa"bliaJof giving" all 1 the- in-l rformation relative to a fire, its locality, ward, street, square, &c the informal tioa beiDg. communicated simultaneously to all the engine houses i-rf thl city. It ia highly irecoinmente'd by distinguished1 'engineers' and "telegraph men, and. judging from the experiments "yesterday, it' Is most assuredly" success. ..The following extract is taken from - the circular issued bythe".c6mpapy' owning the right to the telegraph: ; ; The arrangement consists ' of" a continuous metallic circuit passing through signal boxes. placed at con venient distances through the city. also uiruimi an me cuiut;. uousus, so that if a fire breaks -fcufc-at any point, thealarm is given simultantously in all the 'engine houses, togetaeritn ine location pt' tne nre. The alarm bells' in' the "several engin? houses are rung by a local battery! so connected with a relay in the, main circuit that it own circuit is open, except when an alarm is being given; - ' ' - By this arrangement tbje local batteries, do n,9LaiLxxcpibxth.i stant that the main cireuiv is broken and therefore lafe not fapldly" consumed,1 and requ're but litt e alteation. - The first cost of the alarm-is much i-less than others Tu use, and owing to its great simplicity, it is easily' kept in order with but little expense., I rr lll A Great House It is always a matter of pleasure' to speak' of enterprisiug gentlemen in pur city, and especially, to speak in the interest of manufacturers. , Yesterday; we 4ookt& look. through the large and commodious furniture rbom's 6f"Mr1.,C.1'Arm" strong, on Main Street, and were agree....1:1.' e, are stored. These art-cles are.pf the finest 'finish, suited to auvhouse. i. , ,..,! - is ,for upHolteryj all' splendid wrk " of thtj ' ttinti"fVrltre "05 ' Mf.; - . Armstrong. i)n; p. ,TIi "tui rd s to ry , w b ich is t I s'lZS Of the acOuliiy In fiUtwi wi s the same tlt-ehairs or every rarietj"-an,a styie or worKman-- . . i. - the laborer ctn complete work ia the hortest possible 'pac& of time. i The house is now complete mall its pHrt:-; and,, haying th a iapta'ge of a.iua6vi-' facturing establishment in another part' of the. city, 1 the r. facility of the house for filling orders, is peihjps not surpassed by any establishment iii .the city. ; t; -,; -' ', ' :'"' . Mr. Armstrong jemploys eighty; three .handst and "his manufactory Is kept 'running ' evety da furniog Out large quantities of ' all kinds of furniture.

The Johnson' Meeting, Febraarj 27.

-Editors Journals The Courier bf this i moroint? ' calls upon yon for the names of " leading Democrats " who disapproved of the meeting at the Court House, on the ni?bt of the 26th;-vNow,'I know from personal conversation with several leading Democrat?,' that they were op' posed to it and objected to making speeches indorsing Andy Johnson 1 he. meeting was called without- consulting the Chairman of the Central Committee,' and at the desire of two or three.parties not members of that committr?, and the Chairman himself, I understand, ivas opposed to the meeting,' but.'of course, could not recall the appointment. .. , t . .",','.,..., But the object of this' communication js to give you the name of one leading Democrat opposed to the call, and that is Capt. Willard,the President of the meeting. He remarked in my presence, that the calling of a meeting 4o indorse Andy , Johnson was a mistake, and for himself he should not go near it, but let those parties who issued the call make the speeches, and, upon the whole, wae quite ipdignant .. that pne or. .two. persons should thus , compromise - the party by an, unauthorized call. 'Notlit, , , , 1 Sociable Last Night. Notwith, standing"1 the' inclemency of "' the weather,' there was' a very fair attendnnce at the Sociable giyen b' the. ladies' of the Trinity M-'E. Church', at the, Church, parlors, last night.; Those- iu fVattendance. enjoyed themselves very'. well; indeed' visitors can. not fail to be pleased at the Sociables gier by those ladies. No' ,6ne 'can attend them, without feeling that the time was well spent:! With social and pleasant conversation,'.' miis'ic ' and t, splendid supper- such as the fair lbdies of that , Church" . always spread for visitors the: tinie 'pjsseBqaiekly and most agreeably.'"' '-"':t ! "! Recorder's Court.-A young ban frdrH 'the country; - not usedi to , bad whisky,; got 'on' a little ppree. Jind as a resultj was .locked up andi kept one night after which be was fined $1, with costs, $4-70,'added.V' f'V , Pat.i Mclnnerny, who ' has' teen before. tbeA Recorder; ,ort't(mes;.,for drunkenness and indecency was fined ?10;:c.ost170.' ' - :' ': '' " ,"' I.1' ' The above 'cases constituted . the, days business in that Cort, .except a civir. case; in which an '.auctioneer's bondsmen were interested.11'. ;'"'' ' Ff8rtT.-h.er6. was a lttle,:,'mill'j' on the corner of. Main and Water' 1 Streets. yestea'Jay -evening. One" man V.: ':.,..'- T,.-.i i'wkt,1 'a" Ut U13 )Ufj UdLlClCU, Vtlliyil. ! Suited in a. copious, ,11'ow; $f ".claret.?? The cause of this belligerent i demonstration j may be "Maferred':from a' remark one , of the parties, taade,;' which Wfts:.uVJ will' feth ott how'to';ask me to take a' drink with" you and then, ieave me trt 'pay the bill,"', A sufficient T3"ils5"To provoke an assault, lnost'aSr', auredly. I " ' . 1 .'' V': Personal. Bobert A HUT, Eqr., who has been abseQ;t -frfa cff several days,. jtasL,. returned . by t tlif ! steamer Morning Star last eveuiug, ?amer iuoruing oiar iasc evening. y Captain McCIerry, reftrdirn's'0'f5;f- : , . . .T? . u ? this place arrived ly .tast p.iHt; train ; Till Farmers. During the several days past ofodd weather the farmers have been, busy preparing jfor..Spriog Work. The fruit tfees 'are being pr lined 1 and 'fencing 'rebuilt, so that nothing will delay work' in the'Sp'ringi ' LOCAL y'OTI CES. ! ' 1 -A' Card. "-T "' ' "The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance, of Newark New Jersey, had a policy of $5,000 on ' the) li'o ; of my late husband.; William, LoeWecthaf. -The fiiitirf )umt,unt was paid to me DO' the'very day: it was , due,: by Hallock &Prew; Aden's. '.Tha. -note givento" the; Company' by my husband wss returned to iue nor wjs it idddueted from t lie amount of the policy, ,-!" s'I'r6ommcud this; Cumpauy to 411: my friends a$ riliable ctii prompt iu Jthu payment of losses. ::'. .-.t Helena Lcewenthal . -i .-ii to the public. ' ..Th.M .jnalce'. 45,000 paid .ly'tliiV. Company t( the widyS i and friends of deceased polir-y.HoMcrs iu out: Acen'cv. j The. Con) pii'nj was never! .-truuger,' having over yi4.0V"J1-uu ot.avaiiab.'e resources. '-"We'liavo" advahced'' the dividends one mar. Old p'diey ho! -. ers receive this'yc.ir hn? luut ril p.:r ceut, dividend aud nn'w 'members give only tare notes iustea 1 of four, as heretotore.; , We have three iuiidred and 'tvtre.nty.fi ve names on ourlist but have room lor more. ,; . . 'Hallock vSr'DREWAg'ents, , ;' rin: .'lain iretr. r-! 1 1 --- ' 'I Shoe-: I,bave .received Jarin thu i lust fe days, many new and desirable vessed Calf Boots. Gaiter? and Bal-i mornls. Ibr men and boys, than were ever brought to this ciry before. Also ladies' and misses' ..Gaiters and Balmorals,: and 1 children's ..Blue and Bronze " French Morocco .and Kid Polish Boots,' from two first-class maiixfacfurerft of Rochester, .N- lrNo goods are superior to them or will be sold 'as cheap elsewhere. ifeb27. ' T. W. Turner.

I. O. B. B. Members of Thisbe Lodge, No. 24, please take notice that there will be a regular meetjng held Sunday, March 1st, at 2 i. M.. in the Vestry of the Sixth Street Temple. - 2t August Brentano, 11. S. . 3T Call at our Counting-roorn and examine our stock of Note and Letter Paper, : Envelops, &c, r . , Journal Co. '

, J.m hue insurance company. The undersigned would take this method to tender her thanks to th6 ilitua Life Insurance Company : of Hartford, for the prompt ptymetit of her policy of ?10,000 on the life of her late husband, P. G. O'Riloy.. ' While' living at New Orleans, Mr. O'Riley ' obtained a policy on his life for $10,-' " 000, and immediately, on being informed of his death, Messrs. Nexsen & Bixby, Agents at Evaasville, rendered me every assistance in prepar ing, tne necessary papers,, ant on tna ISth day of January they paid 'me-,! the amount of said nolicv. to mv fulL satisfaction. I would earnestly reconimeod the Rrna Life Insurance Company, as ' welf as its Ascents, to every one de- -siriug Life Insurance, aa well de?ery- . inr 'of patronage. (Signed) Emerine O'Riley. ., feb27-3t. ' ( ,,.-r. . r mJ '-.a v i velops can. be found at the Journal ' office. ".. " , ' '" J l " ' , ,.( ; ' -.';! 'f v.') --'j ; Paper We t have . a dice assortment . i of the'aboye brands of Note and Let , ter Paper., Quality equal yto any in . the Country.' " : Journal Co. '. Mutu.)l Lite! Insurance: Company for,' the year endipgDecem,ber 31st,! 1867: ' Kumtfe.' i,i Policies Issued in , .: r,iU,r,i Isome received from fremi-n vt Incon.e reiielved from Interest,' l.;WM,7il S" :Amoint ot Losses puid. , I,28 7 IS. , Amount of Ulvldends paid to - ' assured s..... 4.... u. it Wi.(ft CO Hmber of Policies iu force. ... . - .,,,nt a. A . . .. .... D.-J da 1XearJy.lucome.,.......,,..r.i.v.rJ J,'T2tj,'5lij Ji;, . - Crosby W. EflisvGenersJ Agnt, at Cincinnati,' O. ' J.1 N, . KnoX, Agent, for EvanPVille;!Indianar'ofliceat 1st' Vatinrtnl Runt . ! : : t i ! f rK:L-tf t v .:: : ; j . 1 ' 1 : 1 ! ' it t . ' Carter's .Ink,- in iquart'or pint bottles,! pan , be: purchased, .at , our, Counting-room ; ' Journal to. , ' ggLeal'P6acils, Penholders, &c!,1 for sale at the Journal office J i . t j'.. l'," . ..! :: .iei.i 1...' :l..d i.l,i"! J.Machines, Use Chxrlcs fipqpl ot,Wti,,-t. 11 '.'Clark's 'Spool Cotton Is the 'best.' "," r ' ' 'Mihoard's Jleli'.x .fwiUtxw Pitei.l, ,j Wrapper, are superi:r iq othepa, ,t Take1 none other than Clark t CbHyJit ' ' V'i ' fill'' ' ' O" ' ' ' -. tne-' i r,.j;...c...Jhi., i. i - m ; : , , , tjB-. Carter's' Ink1 is'th best' in the " niarket. ; 1 " - -''! '.U-l I. Hand sewingtry-Milliard' yjeedlei.. 1 ?'t'; 1 r ' Ladies! use Clark's Spool' Cotton! ',' f '-' :'v' b i ' ,77-7: !; ,;Milward s-Nwdl es are the best.'1 -t"trfc 'bpoij Co(ttm' 6 Cer,i tOjSO,; ( - - 8-1 have receiv ca.-esfef Ladies 1 ous Mr,very pice. .goods ed ' to-dsy' 'five ustotn'made' Gai-i three casef of. ChUd's'high bronze and blue Boots very beautiful; also, several cases 01 Men's very ' fitie 'French" Calf Bo6ts, 'the prettiest boot, ever1 seen' in thi3 rcity. ti . t J.: S: JiiOKER'. -.. t . .. . leb2G-WF :,. . ; , GQ Main Street. , " -t . TTT"! ; Lunch! LufsCiil-rGraDd Lunch at the .Dtlmonio every morning, from .ten to twelve o'clock; atad every night, f r o m n! n e . t ' t welve ' o'cl oc k 1 s ' Yj ve rybody invited. , ;, .i.-,'. feb22.lw ..- - -' . . .. . , ,.; , Re-Opened. ilunnel & Sons have re-opened their Factory for the build-'' ing season .. with a' large ahd well selected stock of Sash. Doors, Blinds. Dry Flooriug,",Wpatherboardiqg, &o., n V .11 VI t l '11,ff. . vii-worik maue.-.iu tin: iruiiutiui line,, to order.' Crtropr of Walnut a nd' ' Fifth Streets.'-1-"1 '"' f6b'ir:lw ' aitnounceMehts.-' ! Editors Journa: : " , ' , I'lease iiiia.unce mvDRtne as n cat-di-p.d;Ue f?r 1 he office of city Collector, at the j ensuing April election. M ' ' , 'JOUN chureut. ', I for city7kecoiutjr- v:.;: We aremtihorized to announce Colonel . KliWABii AVtittKaiw a rtindithire for Ctiy Recorde , m tneesming elec iuu, sulijatt :; to the nomination ot the Repuof cm ConvHii. inn f leblS . . JLi lib ,X-i iiii)l 1; i'. !;':' 100.000 rKiii.: WI! 1ISIIK 1 t'ALl. TUP. i:.KLCIaL Httentton o! all 'those iu-" teixliriK. to Ijujld to tbe lact tha : we-have on hand a 1m ge KUppiy of choice seasoned veliow pine d otii.i;. which we.vrill post- -. trveivfeti at lowtr urines inan it, can he bought lor anywhert f-fcu. In ffie city.- - When it 1 jrierr-t,'we will furn4sh the dreswd ftooi inx at nw-r-ly (he additional : 'v lucrdemai wrirMg H w 'i , :r btJ"uUcUET Aoa ' i t Hnccessorsto'Mj'A; LAWRK3tci '. . (EstablLshed in 1HH.) 1 " 'Wholesale ami Retail Dealer in AMERICA AND ITALIAN MAJtBL and a superior quality of Limestone for building purpose, window sills. i ' ' caps, front, door sills, Ac., ' Sos. ltf, 102,,ftnd 104 &lri Street, Next to Court House, ,f " 4 , ' ' ' -' . ' 1 3 MirvllIe, tudlaua. ' ' men I '.v