Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 11 September 1868 — Page 4
Evans-villa and CrawfordaviLle.
OOINQ NORTH.
Arrive.
GfnUle. Vlncennea. T.HauW
(am i -
Acoom
Mall
VlDcennes Ac
COMING BOUTH, Leave , Leave I'nrm it ant a. vlncennes.
Vliicennes Ao -32 A U j Fret nt A AC. 6 :40 A M 12 F M 6 . r
i.
Arrive
E'viiie
9.28 AM
Mail. 4-.05FMI I
Terrs Haute and Indiaaasclis.
FHOM TEBBE HAUTE.
'jLi'.y."''-??
UTii niliTiM
PEESOML. We rre to Kate
that Mr. 'g-o: J. Lewis, wprewuu.-
tive of tha great grain house or urani . rfI.,i T.niiiaville. was call-
ueiri o wui'u'ui - cd home by reaaon of the serums illness of one of his children. He left by yesterday morning a tram. R. W. McCartney, Esq., one of the
pro
prietors of the Promulgator, pub-
DlMOCaATlc IndicE3 We notice
that for the last few diys nearly all
the Democratic piles in the city are leaning towards the northeast, while many of the roosters are
thrown back as if the American eagle had handed them one in the
eye, or some of the Grant horses in
the vicinitv had kicked them. A sus-
lished at Metropolis, Illinois, paid us I pieious friend suggests that the poles
Express..fria.il . F.ipresa...
.Express.
Leave.
.10:25 PM . 0;4a A M .. 8:15 P . 4:50 FM
Arrive. 5:AM 10:50 a 40 FM 11 :00 P M
. visit yesterday.
jir. James M. Warren, formerly of
the firm of Mark & Warren, an old and highly esteemed citizen of Eliza
bethtown, Illinois, has purchased the
Kennedy Farm, half a mile above the
city, of which he takes immediate
-wr ' VTT 1
possession, lie arrived nere v ea
OMo and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM VINCEXNES. - Mall Westward 3:15 pm Mail-Eastward--.- 10:05 pM 2:A STEAMBOAT USES. To Ix)iTi3yii-r.K.-Eyeij Monday and
WeSray. Thursday, and Saturday at 6
To Cairo Daily, except Sunday, at 3
To Okcx-v Kivf.r. Every "Wednesday and Saturday at 6 o'clock P. M. Every xi rn rlutr ahiI Thursdnv at 8 o'clock P. M.
To Eastport. Every Tuesday and VriHT at. 4 o'e!oefc P. M.
To HnrsDERSoN Daily, except Sundays, . 3 o'clock P.M.
To NA3HVILLK Every Thursday at four
. m. To MasfPHia Semi-weekly. RockportRtage (via Newbnrgh and Boon'
Ule,) carrying the mall, leaves at 7 A. M., on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrives by 7 p. k., Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturday. ' New Harmonv Mall KtAtfe leaves MOtt
days and Fridays at 7 A. M. Arrives Tues-
ttays ana iuraays Dy t p. x. Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves dally (ex eept Sundays! at 7 a. m. Arrives daily (ex
eeoi sunuays) oy z p. m.
day.) from the Merchant's Hotel, at 3
o'clock p. M.
VUIDAY...
SEPTEMBER 11, 186
GITYJEWS.
No Speaking To-Niqht. -Col. R
W. Thompson, of Terre Ilaute, who
was engaged to address the people of Evansville, at Turner Hall, to-night, i seriously sick at his home, and will not, therefore, be able to fill his engagement. There will be no public meeting at Turner Hall to-night. JBarMVas Dr. Morgan a Know NothiDg? Further particulars tomorrow.
are pointing to Vermont, while the
T003ters, in attempting to crow over
the great Democratic gains there achieved, lost their balance and " fell
back in it." One pole, raised on
Saturday night last, after being got in
position, leaned over a little, past a horizontal to gaze in admiration on
nesday night on the Quickstep with Vermont, and has ,not been able to
his family and household goods, and J straighten up since
becomes a permanent citizen of Van
derburgh County. He is a gentleman
of wealth and high repute, ana is a
desirable acauisition to our commu-
nity. We bespeak for nun a coraiai
welcome.
Hon. Sam. Casey" and wife arrived
by the Morning Star last evening and
nrfi stormintr at the bherwooa xiouse.
Hon. Robert T. Glass, ot Henderson, was a passenger by the Morning Star last evening, en route to Hender-
JBQrRead the Nasby letter on the third page. The apostle of modern Democracy is on ao electioneering visit to the South.
G en. Veatch's Letter. A manly and pointed reply to the attacks upon him, written by General James C. Veatcb, will be found on the second page.
tag" The appointments of the Central Conference of the German Metho list Church, recently in session in thi 3 city, are published in this issue of the Journal.
chants inform us that TmsinesS InYrTe city ia slightly reviving, and sales are increasing. We have noticed that the packets for the last three days have gone out full of freight, chiefly purchased in this city. When the Fall trade opens and cotton commences moving, we may expect lively times and a greater abundance of money. So mote it be.
Commissioners' Court. The Commissioners' Court has adjourned "over until Mojaday, the 21st inst. Commissioner Bower is seriously sick, and Commissioner Parrett is just recovering from a severe illness. For theso reasons, and on account of the District Fair, which occurs next week, the Court took a recess till the time above indicated.
Health of the City. The health of the city for some weeks past has been excellent, and the mortality list very light not having averaged more than one a day for several weeks past. We doubt if there is another city ia the United States of 30,000 inhabitants which can boast of as much exemption from sickness and death as this.
Dry It Up. There is a noisome mud-holo or hog wallow in the gutter on Locust Street, at the mouth of the alley leading from Main to Locust Street, between First and Second Streets, which should he dried up. This can readily be done, as there is an iron grated inlet leading into the sewer at that point, but which is choked up by rubbish and mud. It would require but little time or labor to open this inlet, and abate this peatilent nuisance. Lefitbedone. Alf, Burnett's Lectures. Our people should bear in mind that Alf. Burnett, the greatest mimic in the world, and the most perfect delineator of excentrie characters in existence, will give two of his inimitable entertainments in the Evansville Opera House, on Tuesday and Wednesday nights of next week, for the benefit of the Library Association. The object ia one that commends itself to the liberal patronage of all who feel an interest in the Library Association, and wo hope to see
the Upera House crowded on that occasion. Reserved scats can be secured without extra charge at the Opera House ofiice, and at Geo. W. Warren's mnsie store, this afternoon. Pole Raising. The Grant pole that the inclemency of the weather on Tuesday evening prevented from being raised, near the residence of Mrs. Rost-ncranz, was last night raised in fine style and without the slightest trouble. The Republicans of the Ninth Ward turned out in considerable numbers, and after their object was accomplished, and as the noble names of Grant and Colfax waved in the breeze, and the Stars and Stripes fluttered in graceful folds beneath, loud cheers for our patriotic standard bearers made the welkin ring. Captain Cassavant then made a short, sensible and stirring speech, after which the rowd dispersed.
Very" Likely. Leslie's Budget of
Fun for October, contains a very
striking cartoon- It represents the
studio of a C. S. A. artist, who is
painting a caricature of General
Grant. He has represented him with
the nose the size -of a ripe cucumber, and the ears of an ass, having
a cigar in his mouth, his hat tipped
on the side of his head and a hu?e
bowie knife reachinsr to his feet. In
the background are portraits of " The
IJeast ' ami fcainfc btraewall in
Consistency. It has not proba- TTeaTen" At the feet of the artist
bly been forgotten that the new Dem- jiea a copy 0f the (Very) Cross Demo
ocraticCity Council relusea to pay craU A sagacious friend says,. But,
the regularly appointed and sworn T Rav that fl:nt a vt like him. you
special pohco ot the last city ciccuon, knQW eb?
until each one of them had made an Artist "Perhaps not, but I tell affidavit that " he had not election- Q ba(J ou been ncked by him as
eered." And now the Street Commis- t h ou wouiiQ't paint him
sioncr publishes a Uard m tne iourter pretty
admitting that he did taice tne sirees Tjie Democratic pres3 all over the
force of city laborers from their wort, eountry ia imitating this C. S. A.
during working hours.to raise oeymour inten They owe Grant a grudge
son.
and Blair poles. But he says he did
not charge the city for their time! Under the present city dynasty the
nolicemen are bo enthusiastic for
M " the Democratic candidates that they
are found in the streets with their coats off, ready to fight for them. The Democratic City Council does not al
low policemen to electioneer except
on their side of the question!
for licking their rebel friends, and
don't feel disposed to paint him pretty. t , Another represents Andy Johnson carrying home a large egg found in the Southern flushes, and in his admiration exclaiming. " This is a
bully egg." 5 The , scene changes
Andy has hatched his egg by "My Policy" stove. It burst its shell on the Fourth of July at New York, and
produced an alligator, which swallows
Improvement at Oak Hill Cem
etery. Several improvements have I Andy, boots, breeches, and all.
recently been made at the Oak Hill Cemetery, which adds much to its
beauty and to the convenience of the
Superintendent. A handsome new
fence has been built along the nortn-
west side of the grounds, and the un
sightly old worm fence has been re
moved.
The residence of the Superinten
dent has been handsomely painted,
and presents a greatly improved ap
pearance. For the convenience of
the Superintendent, a small, sweet toned bell has " been placed on the
grounds, by which the laborers may be summoned when required from any part of the grounds. This will
groe aeatconvenience to the peo- gnt1eman who arrive atirnr 1aIv of fnnAi iThViJi I b?Vo Lilto,
ating aeiay at luaerais, wnicn has
sometimes been occasioned by having
to call men from a distant part of the
grounds.
Assault and Battery and a Speedy Exit. A man, whose name was not ascertained, committed an assault and battery two or three days ago on Mr. Clarke, who lives on Dr. Walker's farm. It appears the Doctor had some fine peaches, and had instructed Mr. Clarke to give a few to such persons as desired. Instead of being satisfied with this generous offer, persons were in the habit of going with baskets and bags, at night, and helping themselves, and some even in daylight ; and, to facilitate their efforts, had killed the dog on the premises. On the day of the assault and battery, Mr. Clarke found this man. who was an employe as wheeler in a brick
yard in the vicinity, coming ' out of
the orchard with'a supply of peaches. Clarke told him he must not go in there again, whereupon the fellow assaulted him and used him pretty roughly. Complaint was entered before Justice Walker, and a warrant was issued, but the accused did not stay to seo it. He " lit out " suddenly for parti unknown, and has not since been heard of. A" Dull Day. The moist state of the weather yesterday had a depressing influence on city items, and they were nearly as scarce as hen's teeth. The Recorder's Court did not furnish
a single item, and the Recorder waited, solitary and alone in his temple, for something to turn up, presenting
much the appearance of patienee on a monument. . The J ustices' Courts were alike barren of . interest. Justice Walker had a nibble Wednesday evening, which he expected to convert into roast beef yesterday, but he experienced a realization of the adage, " There ia many a slip betwixt cup and lip." A CORRESPONDED at NewDurg wffl accept our thanks for nn(;.a r a
. a- " - y ttvu u 4.Ai grand Republican meeting at Boonyille on Monday last. We would have
Deen pieasea to publish his communication had it not, to a considerable extent, been anticipated by au editorial on the same subject. Wehore our correspondents in all parts of the District will be equally prompt in forwarding us accounts of meetings, be they Democratic or"Republican. Court op Common Pleas. There was nothing of general public interest transpiring in the Common Pleas Court yesterday. One or two cases in which Judge Johnson had been counsel, were certified to the Circuit Court. Several demurrers and answers were filed, and one or two judgments taken by default. . ,C'se of the Mutual Life, Fire, and Marine Insurance Company vs. WUliam XPage et al., was tried by a jury. Aftej the evidence had been heard, the arguments of counsel heard, and the charge of the Court had been made, the plaintiff dismissed the case upon what grounds exactly we did not ascertain. i
. Mom Iron for the E., H. & N
Railroad. The Argopy, Captain
Vandergrift, arrived here yesterday.
having two model barges in tow con
taining five hundred tons of iron rails
for the Evansville, Henderson &
Nashville Kailroad. lhe iron was
laid on a coal track in Western Vir ginia, fourteen miles above Charles
ton, on the Kanawha River, whence
the Argosy brought it. Col. Abe
Sharra was appointed inspector, and selected no rails that were not as good
as new. The iron, we are told, was
purchased at a bargain.
Affairs in Tennessee. From a
d hero yesterday "n thai trouble
aud hloodsneu mTYl trevails m reo-
nesee on the line of that river. On
Sunday night last, George Harding,
represented lo be a Kn Klux, was waylaid and shot while going home from church, at Savannah. Another shooting affair occurred at Swallow Bluffs, where eight or ten shots wero fired, and two men were woinded. It was also reported that the bond given by the two parties to keep the peace towards each other, had been torn up, and it was expected that hostilities would again be resumed. The Ku Klux, since the New York Convention, have grown very bold and defiant. Seymour and Blair is their battle cry. "In tub Midst of Life we are in Death." This trite saying was mournfully illustrated on Wednesday, in the neighborhood of Frank Wil
liamson's, in Union Township. A
lady, whose name our informant did not remember, was in the act of putting on her dress. As she raised her arm to put it through the sleeve she exclaimed, "Oh, my God!" and falling down, immediately expired. Her
husband and others were present at
the time. She was buried yesterday afternoon. ' . t . - Robbed. A man named Nunnhemeir, a foundrymaD, who boarded
at Engle's, left $110 in the pocket of
his Sunday breeches. On going to get some money out, he discovered that he had been robbed of the whole amount. No clue to " the thief has been obtained. This is a hard case indeed, as it was the hard earnings of a poor man, and all he had. o A Failure. A loud call was made in the " organ " yesterday morning for a rally of the Democracy at the Third Street Engine last night. We called around at eight o'clock or later and found only George Stackhouse and one other man, whom he was trying to induce to take a life policy. The Democracy did not seem to rally
f worth a cent. What's the matter?
Aauutemtitti. Tn& New Opera House Second Night. We were mortified to see a very meagre audience at the Opera
IIou.c last night, being much smaller
than on the opening n'ght, notwithstanding the night was pleasant, and
nothing going on to draw the people away. The bill presented was unquestionably one of the best ever pre
sented to an Evansville audience, and
the whole programme was well executed.
"The Singers Welcome," by the
Liederkranz, was a masterly performance, and the " Rhine Maidens," by
Mr. and Mrs. Schlessinger, was well
executed.
The Morning Call, by Mr. Gotthold
an3 Miss Rickcord3, was the " tit bit" of the evening. Miss Rickcords in her debut, made a decided hit. She
lacked a little in voice, which may be
excused in a first appearance in a new
Hali. She has the bearing and ad
dress on the stage of a true lady, and we predict for her an immense popu
larity in this city. All the other per
formances were favorably received. The Shanghai Quartette was abun
dantly funny. To-night the Lieder
kranz appear in their great Opera, entitled the "Czar and Carpenter," which was given in the Turner Hall in April last, and received with such universal favor.
This delightful opera has been put upon the stage of the Opera House by the Directors at a heavy expense, in order to afford our citizens an opportunity to hear this gem of music in a hall acoustically adapted to its
production, and they deserve a crowded house. Burglars Still Operating. On Wednesday night the grocery of Joseph Juergensmier, corner of Vine and Third Streets, was entered, and the cash drawer robbed of $5 in spurious postal currency. Juergensmier had fortunately removed all his good money to a place of safety. There is a large number of scallawags and carpet-baggers, brought here, no doubt, to vote the Democratic tic ket, loafing about the city, who are thus endeavoring to "turn an honest penny." They are not likely to be caught. Ah attempt was also made to enter the grocery of George nof, corner of First and Elm, but they made so much noise that they awoke the family and were scared off. LOCAL XJOTICE3. The Happiest Man in Town. Our artistic friend, McGrew, well known a one of the heads of the proftsn'on. No. 7 West First Street, is again alone in business, and with the service of the best talent in the country, he will bo enabled to do full justice lo his friends and customers. Give him a call.
Attention, Grant Guards. The Grant Guards and all Republican citizens of the Second Ward will meet at Lant's ebop on Saturday evening, September 12. - Business of importance will be transacted. " Rally 'round the flag, boys -rally once again." . .. '-' Gored by an Ox. A man named Houk or Myers, as different reports had it, was gored by an ox yesterday, m Carpenter's field, in the abdomen, lie was carried home, and surgical aid summoned. His recovery is considered doubtful. Under CovEB,-McReyD0lds' new building, on Third Street, between Locust and Walnut, is under coyer It will make a handsome business house, and add greatly to the appearance of that square. Progressing. The new business house being erected on Main Street near Second, is progressing. The' first tier of joists are being laid.
J8SF Miss Rice, who, last season.
established herself as a euccesslul teacher of Drawing, Painting and
RIVER NEWS SPECIAL ITOTICE3.
For other River Items tee 7ird Page. Tho only arrivals yesterday evening were the Argosy, Kaoahwa to Paducah; Morning Star, Louisville and return The Quickstep, for Cairo, and the Henderson packets departed. The Quickstep had an excellent trip The AYgonaut. had 500 tons of railroad iron for Henderson, and 1,400 barrels of salt for L. Ruffnerj
ot mis city, wnicn ne Had imme
diately forwaded to Paducah
The Argosy will go up the Tennessee Eiver for a load of pig iron for Cincinnati The Morning Star had a very good trip -The Charmer and Fanny Brandeis were advertised positively to leave Cincinnati last evening. They will be here Saturday, the latter for Cairo and the former to return The river is rising rapidly at all points, with heavy rains along its whole course.
River Dispatches. St. Louis, September 10. Arrived Davenport, Itasca, Harry Johnson, and Mollie McPike, from Keokuk; Belle Memphis,Memphis ; G. B. Allen, Omaha; Luminary, Vicksburg. Departed Davenport and Itasca, for St. Paul; Harry Johnson and Mollie McPike, Keokuk; Rubicon, Vioksburg; Cora and Dance, Kansas CityPauline Carroll and Kellogg and barges, New Orleans. The river continues to rise slowly, and the Upper Mississippi and Illinois arc swelling a little. Business with New Orleans, Vicksburg, and Memphis is good, and with the Arkansas and Tennessee Rivers is fair and improving to all points. The weather is very warm and showery. Cairo, Sept. 10. Arrivals Forsythe, Memphis to St. Louis, at 1 a. m.; Bee, New Orleans to St. Louis, at 8 a. m.; Havana, Cincinnati to St. Louis, at 8 A. M. ; Louisa, St. Louis to Cincinnati, at 11 A. M.; Tacouy, Tennessee River to St. Louis, at 3 P. M.; White, Paducah packet, at 5 P. M. ; Watts, St. Louis to Eastport, at 5 P. M.; Alton, St. Louis to Memphis, at 5 p.m.; Rapidan, Evansville packet, at 8 P. M. The river rose 1 foot. A rain fell during the forenoon, but is now clear. The Belle Lee commenced loading for New Orleans this evening, and will leave on the 15th. Louisville, September 10. Departed Ira No. New Orleans; Minneola, to Memphis. The river is rising, with four feet eight inches water in the canal, and two feet eight inches in the chute over the falls, with plenty of water at Portland for small boats. Business has been rather lively for a ferv days. The weather is cloudy and wet. It rained most of last night and to-day. . MEMPHis.Sept. 10. Weather warm. River stationary. Arrived Champion. Departed Tahlequah, at 8 A.M., for. New Orleans; Marble City, at 5 P.
M., tor st. Liouis.
Nashville. Sept. 10. River fall-
ine. with six feet water on the shoals.
Weather moderate and rainy. Alpha
left for Uairo; the .Nashville is load
ing with Government stores.
Health Depends upon Good Digestion " Weakness of the stomach" is t be source of more evil than were contained In Pandora's Box. Debility, headache, nervous tremors, palpitst on of the heart, and local pains innumerable, are Its direct consequences. It obscures the Intellect and fives birth to the most absurd and Inooerent fancies; incapacitates a man for business, at d renders persistent exertion next to impossible. Yet, strange to say, indigestion U the most neglected of alt ailments. And this is the more extraordinary Irom the fact that an absolute, Infallible specific for the disorder can be obtained in every city, town, and village of the HOSTETTK R"S STOMACH BITTERS takes a wide a range as the malady which It cures It pervades every civilized portion of the Western Hemisphere, and its celebrity aa a toolc and alterative is everywhere established. It Is due to the common sense of the American public to say that the demand for It la immense, and continually on the Increase; but still thousands continue to suffer from dyspepsia, with the gr fact staring them in the face that a remedy for It exists, as it were, within arm's length of every sufferer. Such is the inconsistency of human nature! Day by day, however, the number of those who manifest this Insane indifference to their own health ard comfort diminishes; and the time will come, it is confidently believed, when the disease will be expelled from the category of prevalent disorders by this incomparable alterative and restorative.
BOTHERS! MOTHERS! MOTHERS DONT FAIL TO PROCURE Mrs. Winslow'a Soothing Syrap, FOB CHILDREN TEETHING. . This valuable preparation has been used with never ailing success in thousand ot eases. It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, aud gives tone and energy to the whole system. It will also Instantly lelleveUKiPiMa hi tbi Boweu and Wmo Cotic. We believe It Is the best and surest remedy in the world In all cases of Dysentery and Diarrheea in Children, whether arlsluy from teething or auy other cause. Full directions lor using will accompany each bottle. Be surw and call for " MRS. WIN8LOW8 BOOTHINU SYRUP." having the fao-sitn-He of 41 Curtis a Pkkkims " ou the ouuide wrapper. All others are base imitations. JeH dw8in
Batck&lor's Hair Dye. This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the world; the only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable, Instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; remedies the ill effects of bad dyes; Invigorates and leaves the Hair soft and beaotilut. Hark or brown. Bold by all Druggists and Perfumers ; and properly applied at Ba chelor's Wig Factory, No. Iff Bond Htieet New York. ap30dly
tfMj- now many "Bothers suffer the agony if seeing tLcir AXie ones snatched away rom thern ty t ie Whooping Congb, or DlptheriA, v7i.cn -.single bottle of Poland's White Pltc- CJom onud would have saved thebatyiuic Ills infallible. -
Colgate &c Oo.e Fragrant Toilet Soaps ARE PREPARED BY Skilled Workmen from lhe best Materials, mud are CH OWN AS THK STANDARD BY DKAXEHf 4Jfl CUSTOMKBS. Sold Everywhere. deo
Cincinnati. SeDt. 10. Weather
?ibxmSaY&3 formed another class, ller I cloudy. Rain commenced fallin opposite thTEDgTn"eTloWSchoTrsi thlSfnoonirrPP-
are admitted at any time during the
session. scpll-lt
3y Havine associated Mr. Ed. It
Becker (late of McGrew & Becker)
with me in the sign and ornamenta
painting business. I am. more than
ever, prepared to fill all orders in my
line with neatness and dispatch. Ur
ders respectfully solicited. se8 3t ?. W. Osborne.
Wanted A good cook for a smal
tamily. Apply to Mrs. Tctnam. a
Mrs. Laughlin's, corner of First and
Walnut btreets. sepU Attention, Delinquents.
Delinquent taxpayers are notified that if they do not come forward and
pay up. on or before the 1st cf Octo
ber next, the six per cent, will then
be added. Fred. Lunkenheimer, se8 dGt ' Treasurer.
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HEADQUARTERS
For JSools and lioes,
NO. 35 MAIN STREET.
mHE UNDERSIGNED HAM RE-
JL eelved a large stock of BOOTS and
wnica ue sons VERY LOW. Call aud see for yourselves. JOHN J. BEYER, selOdlml Successor to F. M. Sellman.
CAMPAIGN EQUIPMENTS.
Caps, Capes, Blouses, Bells, Swords, Sashes, Pompons, Shoulder Strajjs,
Badges, Flags, Banners, and Transpa rencies. a"" Send for Price Lists." E. C. L. CSm COh Southwest corner Fourth and Main, SelO Wt ClNCTSTNATI, OHIO.
Dissolution.
m
J. fore existing under the firm of Jant
iiroa. & uo. is aissoivea Dy limitation. All persons having claims against said firm
are requested to present tnern to Lant
tiros. lor settlement, immediately, woo are alone authorized to receive all claims
due said nrm. B. DioON. setfdlw LAN f A BROTHER.
COAL! COAL!
HAVING PURCHASED CAPTAIV A. .Liter's tow boat and coal barges, and the lease of his Green River Coal
Mines, I will continue i.he business ou Locust Street, Between First and Water, And will sell the best GREEN- RIVER COAL AT PER BCSHIX, Delivered to any part of the city. Orders for towing left at the office will be promptly attended to. au20 d3m THOS. WHITED.
U. C. COLLEGE. THE FALL TERM f TJxio CHRISTIAN Coglkok will commence Wednesday, September ltith, lStS. This young and floor-lining Institution
Is now preparea to compete witn any college or University iu ue West. Its endowment fund has been ,n creased to more than 8100,000; an ami le faculty has been appointed; commercial and Music depart nients have been added each under the care of a competent nd experienced teacher; and every facUty provided for doing first-class work. Young gentlemen an4 ladies, from far and near, may rest assn.-ed that no better ODDOitunitv lor obtainitgairACADKMIO, BUSINESS', SCIENTIFIC, or CLASSICAL KDUCATION can be ljund in the West than will be lurnlsbed st Merom. For further information send lor a circular. Address either ol tie undersigned. ... ..... . , unrvfVa l , . 1 ..r. t
THOMAS KEABNS, Secretary.
Merom, Indiana. epu i, ibo . seSulw,w2t " 8
nr yes-
clock
three feet in tho last twenty-four
hours, with twelve feet in the chan
nel and rising at the rate ot two incb
ea per hour. At Pittsburg there is
four teet ot water and river rising.
The Monon.'ahela is rising rapidly, with seven teet at Greensboro, and six and a half at Brownsville. The
Charmer, for Evansville. and the
Fanny Brandies, for Ca'ro, left thia evening; the Camelia arrived frni
Pittsburg, and leave for St. Louis to
morrow. All streams emptying into
tne Uhio are rising rapidly, and plen
ty or water may be expected.
Molh Patches, Freckles & Tan. The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY lot hose brown wsooLORinosa on the lace Terry's Moth and Freckle Lotion. Hrored only by Dr. B. C. PERRY, 49 Bond Jtreet, New York. Bold everywhere. nar28 d8m
IIOTICE
OF LANPHEAR & MITCHELL.
1 ATfiIJ OF
STEAMBOATS.
FOR OWENSBOKO. CANN ELTON AND
The magnificent steamer
A. T. Gllmore. Master:
rail. n. tfranbam. Clerk,
Will leave for Louisville and all way ports
inio ua i , naay, oept. lltn, at o P.M.
j to
or freight or passage apply on board, or
It
Agents.
FOR CAIRO AND MEMPHIS. The Deau Line's splendid steamer
MINNEOLA.
NW. B. Miller. Master:
bos Wm. U. Grnliba. Clfirlr.
Leaves for Memohls and all wav Dorta
inw mi, rlday. (September 11. at 12 x.
For freight or passage apply ou board, or
sepll dlt Agents.
We are now ready for the all &; Winter Trade of 1808, With ONE OF THE VERY LAPvOEST (ii not the largest) STOCKS of a HEX'S AXI BOYS' Hats ruitl Ojllx, INDIES' AND MISSES
TRIMMED HATS
and SHAKER HOODS, in the State of Indiana; and aa it is to the interest of every merchant to have a larze
assortment to select jrotn, let no one mi to give us a call, aa we are in direct com petition with Cincinnati, Louisville, Ht Louis, and Chicago.
OUR PRICES WILL
BE LOW.
CLOTHING.
ALWAYS
Notice.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Received at mv office till Uo'dwlt. noon.
ou Monday, Heptember 14tb, for the brick wor. of a brick Paint Shop lor the E.4C
tf.au road at evansville. .Plans and spec!-
uvauuua w w evu Kb tu, uuice. JOHN 1NOLK. J..
se9d3t President and Superintendent.
IV o av II ou.se.
HAVE JUST OPOED THK
V w largest, nnest. ana best assorixi
BLOCK OI
WHITE GOODS
ever brought to Evansville.
The ladles of this citv have lon fplt Ihn
need of a first-class While Goods Hon.se, and in order to duddIv the dem unci we am
jusi opening a oeautirui eiocit of
EUnitOIDEItlES,
UANDKERCniEFJS,
MEN'S, WOMEN'S, AUD CHILDREN'S HOSIERY, AND FANCY NOTIONS.
Our Diices will be as low am thA samn
ciass oi goods can be bought in New York. For FINE, FRESH GOODS, NEW STYLES, and GREAT BARGAINS,
a AA Hb
E. A. COOKE & CO.'S, No. 10 FIRST STREET, Nearly opposite the New Opera House.
aul8 d3m
CCome every one ! Plenty of goods for all.
LANPHEAR & MITCHELL.
No. 28 North First Street, EVANSVILLE.
We will have a large lot of Calendars for
our customers by the middle or epiem ber. Come and get one.
au31 d3m
ARTHUR IXIXJK. 1
CM AH. JKNKUfa.
( JOHN FCICDRB. GEO. 7KNDEK.
New Stove and Tin House. -
Xo. SI Main Street, Aeit Door tj
uia nasniiigiou uoiei.
THE CSIDERSM1JIED have opened an entire new stock, and will keeD
constantly on hand a good assortment ol (stoves. Hollow and Tin Ware. Mantles.
Grates, Bummer Fronts, Pressed Ware,A,
KuicuwfljF wiji Btsu iu iuo iraua at tne lowest cash prices. We are trerared to do
all kinds of Job work and repairing at short notice and low rates. Orders sol lotted. LODGE, JENKINS FEN DKU.
JeMm. TJie ML Auburn YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE
Will open its Twenty-fifth Session SEP
TEMBER 15th.
Its Board of Instructors, and facilities for
a thorough course of education, are unri
valed by any similar school In the country
For catalogues or Information address i. H.WHITE, 25 West Fourth Street,
au22 dim Cincinnati. Ohio.
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stock Is bonglit from Agents, Importers, and .Manufacturers
all from first hands no sec-
end profits. If you desire a selection from the cheapest
and best stock In Indiana, call
and see me In the new Opera
House Corner.
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Y O N.
FREDERICK GEXL, Dealer in
PIANOS, MELODEONg.
and all kinds of Musical Instrument. InstrHctlon Books, Sheet Muslo, ultar and Violin Strings, &c, Ac.
ybrtA Side Third Street,
Between Sycamore and Vina, Evansville, Ind. -
Fresh Oysters! Fresh Oysters! TTaVIXO MEV APPOISIEH sole JDL Agents for Piatt dc Co 'a iwi(.hiH
Baltimore Oysters, we will be prepared to famish Hotels, Saloons, Steamboats, and Families with a Rood article at
figures as any house In the city.
viEKr VWJX., 73 Ms In St.
E. GILBERT CO, No. SI North ifmrr Rnn t.
1 be pleased to see all thntr niri -nut. i.
ers, and aa many new one aa will favor them with a call. A full assortment of
urocenes. etc.. aiwavs on hand, and lor
sale at the lowest market prices. Agents for (Stafford Mills (Alabama) Cotton Yarns, at manufacturers' prices.
We unu aive soeetol inducements to all those
buying tor CASH. foe'
TO MILLINERS.
DEVOU R COMPANY, 83 and S3 Pearl Street, ' ; CINCINNATI, OHIO, Offer all the new styies of
Millinery Goods,
8 I L K S,
Feathers, Velvets, Flowers, Laces, Oina-
ments, vonnets, etc ; Ladies' and Misses' Hats in La Orange,
wguiut. j-ausaue, likoou, uip.sey, AUerdeen, Planchetle, bultana, aud all the
xx ewest BUapes as they appear.
"Orders promptly and faithfully filled.
Crescent City Varnish Factory
' ' ' ' " OF -A. SCHWGERLE & CO, '
IMPORTERS OF GUM COAL,
And Manufacturers of YABXISHES, JAPAXS, tc, OmciAHD WiMHousK: CornerSixt and WalD ut Streets.
Factoby: Canal Street, opposite Ellis
.niis, Jy4 dtf ETAITSVII.LE.mrD.
FOB. njZITT.
ki:at..
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VT-'J'i.. 1 !'!.-. V ;i ml I,
Io'iimeo k, " n.r mi o.r
A'.
ftcabblnrs wani.-n a TL1 rrj"n,cu Quarries, Oral!.,,,, Iilmoi-. ' -i"..''', 'i: pioyineut ami fr-Ml wP,:; '-."iv kiCOIIllll .til )U t.l, :!.!;;, . I-,'.. .' . l'"T--F ' ' '
marrl es. A 1 .1 . s s h 1 1, a s k'a PI" ?ri , -: " tirafton, Illiuoi.-. or lj. w n v , i ' ' 614 Coniniercml Alley, St. IUN 1 au0I2v -! '
FOR Li:-KK V ERA L I 'l KWT-C'L A - WOHlCliuIls,,,,, Ihvoi-., by 1-oktii a. i i.; ' American Livery Hmbles, Third Nt4. uetweeu Mam and Locust. -; i w ' TCK SHE AT Al tTIOxI " Valuable Busines3 Property. Five valuable Business Lots, oil and i ar the corner of Wat-r ami Ldcu-1 Stre ts. Vill be f.old r.t cacUur., i SATURDAY, SJIPT. ; i ir, At 2 o'clock p.m., at tiio Co.rt-i-iiou I.ui , Nos. 1, 2, 4, nut 5, in Slimmim' Su.- hViHiou of I art of !,,. 0, ot the OM I'l .. of thoCitj ol K i nvii'e.
Iiil No, 1 h .
deep; Lot So. 2 Im'
1.-
ilS -
I Cl'Olit I'V ) I
it-ei : ijiiis As . -I. and o ii -v lt i,..-r m
k'ei I'fi'p. i ), abovu i oity will 1 1. so d w ithout r-st
VP.
Tfum One-third ck!,: b:,l:i;H- in and two years, with ti pr ocin iaitsecured by morls-igc oi Un preini-""-. particulars itirjnir.- or .i. i. Ki.r.H 'Tr & kon, 11; tl 1 .-'ale . . Kva iirivli :e, J ' El-LIOTT & Co., Auctiono'-i s. . .,-s
Eoasa and Lot for Sal a.
Owixti m my i.MiM.Kt) moval iron. Hie cily, I wirr ii
my IIou.se aud Lot, con! al; .im; r",ve ro -!
oellur, cislt-rn, and slalk', :i:l iu tij.-i order: gord as now. Inonlieoi, tlnM
it i:
lOtli St., bet. Vino aiul Sjcaia
Ol't'
I will give a liarjj.iii) to anymn! av1- i.1i to buy a pood Lwcllluu House. .sep-12w l. si; 1 1 W'A N I '.a.
Houso and Lot fur
he mny jtEsiKAiij.i: i.m .
Northeast corner of
Second and Divhioa Streals,
Fronting seventy-five ll -i s.-c Street, toppther with tho uov, two frame honso. For t:-riui, t., nr-s v THOMAS K. UA UVI N. Tiilrd Ht ! or C.CLKMF-NT, sepltf "1 and 'Jl Hv.-i Rmv,
pOR SAI.K-VKI Y DICSIMAI;
HlllK.itl5-Ol, BCI'Ulll
f: nr.-
lit of' il COllt (-!;
iiliitrt cunnge m ln-iness nnd location, i Intend to mH my ifsidem e, corner 1 n and Vine Streets. The lot lias a trout t,t 1;"i0 feet on Right h Stri ct, and 1 1 j i i which is now a tlucly appointed s.-iiiteti can, if dlrod, Ue uscil lor t.iuMiis .u. sold separately. Tl house contai ,- ..,,(, looms, nul the place it well supp i" 1 i i ) ClMlerutt aiid out. houses, :, 1 1 in the hest i.i orler and repiir. S.nl.l j.rouert v, it m : sold at prl vn t sale previous 'to t lt. !, , , Heptemher, ISliS, will on that dti'v h oil" re t at public a uct ton. Terms ma tie ktionn 1 V f sal.;. Pot further InforniQllou an,t in -toe. ioi Of tho property applv on the pre:.i !-., to se3dtd liom.HT !s, Itl'srti.s.
Residence and Farm for FaLi Tui: isLi;!Him:.ci-, of the v.-.w ir ITiomas Kuucle will ( sola at prlva". halo. Maid farm contains 10o acre-. v.;;i itnproveinents. It is aoout one mile tr ! IjiUVh SI it Hon, oh tlie 1 ;. i'v '. U. II. , ai,l tea miles irom tin city, l-'or furl ii r i -. : -tlculars apply at I'r. ! T. Ituncie's o.'": ., Mo. 22 First Street, Kv:iii.sv1I1h. Jv;.- t.
FOR S1LE AND 10E Itr;,M. 11 SII:AI 111 1!.SjIJ I.J .. JLJJ 3welllutr Hou'ti-s, ami mrms. 'l'en thoiisand acres of 1- armini; Lun.l. I buy sa hc!1 Ilea! Kstale. ALVA II JOHNSON, Jteal i sit,;.. A sent.
Third St decZi tf
Evamvi'l'r, Lffia
130AI
Bo t
t.J.K J it U, .
On Second h-tnet.
ween ca more and -lee, in t
iioiinu itt'tjy o cupuo ny ."ill'. ftl. 1M1' : Three iurgo furuUintil looms. Mutable ! fiimll es. l),iy b(at aers watoe .
auiJ dtf Jllti c. a. FiTLLEK.
iO.UII.L Mrs". I), fait.-r hr.s r-
move I In Mr. John II-w.sii'v. r.
Liuse, on ttivtsion Stiee.1. between ...-o
ami Third, and In read y to receive m tun . day boarders as wlil :ive Ii r a ai.. ; a also has five or His tood rooms It 1-:..
mayiduu .M US. J . ( A i i i l ai.
BON
TH o
II .V IJ 15 COAL.
o li
IliK UNDKRsIONKU MAS ALV A Y -
tn liar at a .stmerior a ii n; a ot i:,,n : .i
boi- Coal, XvU'.cll Will be ileitvele i la :. t
parla ol t.,i ctly on hhorL no i. e, f,t II lowi'Ht mai ket pi ice.
JAS. II. lAiyt U Office N- lJV. WiUer .St. j i , , -1 i ,,
11. O. J i:VKLL Ac CO.,
llffAf.KHS IN -
P U R K N (r 11 T Jl 11 ii N I v
FAMIMtS ItlCKIRlXJ HI U.lla. Icoiiiailfloti Ii vIiil' wii r. r u oi t..., .
piled promptly, by u a vi ii,; orl. a , m a ( !,
1'UtivJ.K M Mill" IK"., rnai'-ii-d.ho No. n Koaii, I st. till gar! Sn.icarl!
as'.oncd i: .. i ,,
sale at r. dnced m i.-..j
VKKKllY JtlCOS., 7i Mai.a s.
MRS. N. L. FAY, J I f-l ro-K I I st n i shi m t i n. Jmpnrl Jitmtfilntfe Jfrli, it, Y ;! ,, J is(tsrt. CtiVSlTI.lA i ii iv in ft.-
Particular at teui Ion paid to Keu'ia'i.:- V,( ?.!.-
Iiesscs. Roslihrice mi l OU!ce--.' i oon.i ut-. . i
Iiocnst and Walnut. i i a,-"
3 HuRsrs, lor fi
oy
Rye Hour. '.
f fk IIAKtti:i,.S nt rere-pd i . A.M "Hie l.y VicKKKY luco-.
Potatoes and Onions.
-JgQ BI SHIXS lnnif Irish Potato,-
2! bushels Hweot Potatoes. M bushels OuioiiM.
l-'or ealo low 1 v
VICKKKY
i:(:
Fresh Ground and Eohed Corn -
r.vr.wvn iiton tjii-
for sale at VICKKHY i:rti S.,7', Main S".
TTal
Tt. MllLs, for sale at
Fine b'yrup.
Tfi",''r REi Fivr.ii fivi:
f t pa r .....
Wklt. Ilrii.ii I. " I.I.I.
VICKKKY LKOS.,
BDlLDiLRS EHIPOn'.ua
iUliULOW l . ' for -sale at . -.., l:, cll)t. C(;.;.
O. R. BUDD,
STEAMBOAT AGENT.
Sole Agents for Steinway 4 Sons' I .. . n.itimn.n a
Oold Medal HPeCiai Aeu
aaa uulcKenne son's
I ?uo"L mm roriiaynes iiro.'s llanos, and
- yMo.nituer s aieioueons aud Organs.
iny21-tf
Ohio Eallroad,
FISCUEU & BITTER,
Ivler-eliant Tailors, . Na 3 First Street, Next door to Lowry A Co.'a banlt, KVAN8VILLE, IND.
A fine stock of Imported Goods
always on hand. Bailafaatiou la all guaraatced. au24 dtf -
ultjarnent.
Water St , Let. Loocist ...ul Walonf .
v .van-vi jje.i n j
Cold Medal bteara arjd Horse i'evver
TiriSESJIEiiw,
Mannfactnrel by the Robinson IU-
ciine Works.
f,5,r.'n'Wet, 'vetiils machtne hnV.a equal in America Ail who conie.-npi.w., buying IIiIh se.iMm will consult tlicr in terest by callin t ou or uilJre.sMi ua y.oor A Iko, for Hale Lay Itukcsaoil F,.rks. c.i:.' Mills and Kvhj orators, Ciuer .M 1 1 1-, a k , THOS. SCAN 1 I.I V wj:,'' " ' No. 0 Main Street, (.Marble Hail,) Jy'J-dttu iuvHUhviiie, irt.