Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 11 January 1869 — Page 3

port and maintenance of at least one college, "where the leading object shall be, without excluding other scientific and classical studies, and including military tactic?, to tejch such

branches nt learning &i are related to agriculture and the mechanic arts, in such manner as the Legislature iDfy presence in order to promote the liberal and practical education of the industrial classes, in the several pusuits and professions of life." By a subsequent section of the act of Congress an exception is made which allow? a sum. Dot exceeding ten per centum of the fund, to be ex pended in the purchase ot laud tor sites or experimental farms whenever authorized by the .Legislature or tue Locate : out this 13 coupled with an :a hibition against the appropriation of any rart ot the fund to the purchase erporion or repair of any budding or buudinxs. To establish a college, such as is des-cribed in the Act of Congress, would involve such a'drafc upon the State Treasury as I could not recom mend at this time if it can be avoided. Agricultural colleges are as yet but experiments in this country, ani it would be of great advantage to us if some arrangement could be made .whereby action cai be delayed until ttjj can avail ourselves of the experiQiice of other States now engaged in the establish raent of such institutions. . My own opinion is, that Congress, should be memorialized to pasr an act or joint resolution, permitViog the State to apply tbe annual Income of this fund to the support of Common Schools, until such tirna as the State is prepared, in justice to other claims upon her resource, to provide the College con taiuplared by the grant. Or if this is not deemed advisable, to permit the State to add the annual income of the fund to the principal, by investing it in Government stocks until such time as the required College may be established. At former sessions of the General Assembly, three distinct plans of executing the trust were discussed. The first of this proposed making the College a Branch or Department of the State University. The second contemplated the establishment of a seperate and independent institution. The third suggested the division of the annual income of the fund equally among the State University and two, three or more denominational Colleges and Universities in the State, upon the condition that each of the Institutions so favored should provide one or more professorships devoted to instruction in such branches as the act of Congress requires. The proposition last named would, in my mind, be so plain a departure from the spirit and intention of the grant, and would, on other grounds, he or such doubtlul expediency that I could not recommend its adoption. Should the General Assembly be of the pame opinion, and also be averse to applying to Congress for permission to apply the income to the support of common schools, or to add it to the principal until such time as the State might be prepared to establish the Coileee, tho remaining choice lit t .," wouiu D3 Deiween estaoiiouing a new institution and providing a College in connection with and as a branch of the State University. The establishment of a new College, creditable to the State, would, I suppose, involve a draft upon the Treasury of the State to an amount nearly if not quite equal to the amount or the fund received from the general Government. But for this severe draft upon tho Treasury, and the doubt which exists whether such institutions can be made useful to any considerable extent, I should prefer the establishment of a new institution to the plan of attaching the College to the University. In view, however, of the fact that we are now engaged in the payment, of the State debt, and in view of the large and urgent demands of institutions already established, and remembering that, under existing circumstances, and in anticipation of possible contingencies, the public burthens ought to be diminished rather than increased, my own opinion is that it would be unwise at this time to make such appropriations as the establishment of a new college would involve. I suppose that an agricultural and mechanical department of instruction, such as would save the grant from forfeiture,1 might be established in connection with the State University at a comparatively small expense to the Treasury. If this is done the legislation should, in my judgment, be so shaped as to extduda the idea that the General Assembly might not, at some future time, it it should think proper to do so, make a different disposition of the fund. In other words, to prevent ary pretext for a charge of bad faith, the right should be expressly reserved, to provide a new and independent Agricultural College, and to apply the income of the fund to its support, if experience should, in the opinion of the General Assembly, rec der such action expedient or proper. I can, however, see no reason to fear the success of an application to Con gress for permission to apply the income of the fund to the support of the common schools; and experience has not yet proved that such an appropriation of the trust would not better tend "to promote the liberal aod practical education of the industrial classes in the several pursuits and professions of life," than the establishment of an Agricultural and Mechanical College. CONCLUSION. Having thus performed what I conceived to be my duty in presenting to jou information touching the condition of the State, and in recommending such measures as would, in my opinion, be promotive of its welfare, allow me to assure you of my sincere desire cordially to co operate with you in all your efforts to advance the prosperity of the State and the happiness of its people, and to express the hope tbatyour counsels may be harmonious, aoi that your labors may result in lasting benefits and blessings to your constituents. Conrad Baker. My friends and the public tlSknow that I )i'o embarked In the Paper BosinesK, at Docker A Morten and S. N. Docker's old stand; that I INTEND . To keep on band a good assortment ot articles In my line PAPER FT,OUR SACKS, WRAP BAGS, WRAPPING PAPER, MANILLA, TEA. A TISSUE PAPER i LOTH AND PA TTERJV PA PER. ' WALL PA KR, DECORATIONS, WIN DO W BLINDS, FIXTURES, &o., Ac, 4a ; and that I DON'T OTBKD To sU goods at less than cost, or even at tli xt figure, if I can avoid iU MY HOPE IS, That, while I give satialaction to those who trade with me, the returns for my inVPKtment of money and labar may not be unsatisfactory to mynelf. JOHN WVMOND, i 11 South First Street, de!5 dtf LvansviUe, Ind. PLASTERING. X A, VT t. TOBIAS d Xfjft PHiring in t orueis left at rScott'a does all kinds of Re. the iieatent manner. '8 Hook ft tore will ho promptly attended to. Cisterns repaired, dctt dim

BUSINESS CALDS.

COAL! COAL! Having resnmed my former business, I wonid hereby Inform rny old pntroi-B and the public irenerally that, I am prepared to deliver UOOD CLEAN COAL on short notice. Coal in all case mast be paid tor when ordered. A cpnt for the celebrated PA RADISE COAL. JCS. THOMAS. Office In American House. nov4 dly 1 tj 1 hut t'V rriTtJM rn Western Brewery, Manufacturers of ,agGr Beer, 'AleA and Porter, In barrels, bait-barrels, kegs and bottles. OFFICE So. 83 31 A IX ST., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. "" nov7 ly ' 'UUBKKanaia . STABK & KOLb Merchant Tailors, And Dealers In Sew & Second'bt!d Clothing, Xo. 3 secosd sr.. I Bet. Main and Locust, EVANSTJIXX, IXD. Cleaning and Repairing done to Sj order. w A liberal price paid for Jj second-ban a doming. In III WHM iM UeHd.ra II. J. SCULAEPIWS. Old Ecliable Drug Stor - Where can at all times be fonnd the largest assorted stock in the State, consisting of an endless variety of JSnelish, French, and American Perfumes, Pomades, Colognes, Ruby Toilet Pets, Wallets, Purse, Card Cases, &e. Also, a splendid Block of sponges, and Charoni of ail grades. nOV23 , . ; . ; .; ir BLYTIIE HYNES, ATTORNEY-AT - LAW. OFFICE THIRD STREET, In WALKER'S BUILDING. novll ly THAD. P. GIBSON j & t0 COTTON FACTOItS, Com'n and Forwarding Agent, And Agents for Atlantic & Great Western;RaiIway FAST FREIGHT LINE, JTo. 18 SortJi Water Street, EVA AH VI LL E, INDIANA, Sign of m, Cotton Balk. novl3 6na S. E. GILBERT & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 31 K North :Fir3t Street, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. A full Stock al ays on hand and for i-ale nt the low st murket prices. novl2 6m CITY GROCERY. BORGM AN"& BE 1131 E, , , ,. DEALERS IX Family Grocer Ces and Provisions, 3r ST., bet. MAIN & LOCUST. Goods delivered free all over the city. novl2 6m -a Bt W CARPENTER AND JOINER j.d:air Keeps constantly on hand wellseasoned Poplar, Pine. Walnut, Ash, Cherry, and Ceda- Lmrnber, ready to make fl.ll kinds of work in my line. Especial attention given to raising and moving buildings. Also keepw Jack Screws tor hire. tfHuop coiner ot Market and Bond (Street, lvansvilie, Ind. novll diiu WIIEELLU & RIGGS, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Cor. First and Sycamore Sta., EVANSVILLE, IND. novll ly C. DECKER & SONS, Manufacturers of ELLIOTT'S sc.: H S3" PATENT SUCTION, FORCE, and ANTI-EBEZING PUAIP. War ranted. Cau be used In any depth of wen. Also Wholesale manufacturers of CHAIN PUMP TUBING. 146 nnd 18 M A1X STIC EE f, novll ly JSVANSTflLLE, IND. E 7ans7ill9 Business College, Corner 35A1N fc THIRD STS EVAN8TILLE, IXDIAJTA. Book-keeping, Penmanship, and Mathematics made specialties. Session both day and evening. For circulars, giving terms, Ac, or specimens of Penmanship, address WELLS fc K LINER, novU ly Proprietors. CO The puiest of Medicinal Wines & Brandies Only for sale at SCHLAEPFER'S. Trusses, Supporters, Bandages, and Mhoulder Braces the beat assorted stock In thu city lor sale low at SCHLAEPFER'S. nov28 i ... , , j. -l.v-!--'ji - i DS. C. E. CIEIIBOWER, Surgeon Xexitist, " Evans vill8, Indiana.' OFFICE: COR. MAIN nnd THIRD STS., (Second Floor) Washington oc27 ly J HENRY W. BlPrUS, A TTORNEY ;. A T . LA W , and NOTARY-PUBLIC. ... , -. . , v - f . .. Office for tue present in the County C:erk?s Oitice. . nov6 d3m Kronenberger & Barnett, Proprietors of the , - . ity Livery and Sale Stables, Will bay, sell, and trade in LTorset, . Mules, , Buggies, &c. Stables on Locust Street, bet. Third and Fourth, Evuusvillo. ind. (Formerly known as Kobn's Stable.) nov6 d3m ' v ' tjiak cry DTE IIOCRK. F. GRADPNER, DYER AND SCOURER, FIFTH STREKT, bet. Oak and Cherry a nli?L001, Cott". Sc.. colored to order! AiimW.?i5'5rranted' and ay damages promptly paid. (mai7dm ROBERT SMITH, : TJ n (1 er t e, fe- 0 r," 9IA1X STREET, beU Fourth and Fifth il.VAI8VrLI.Xt lNB.r! Has Just received a tew Hearse, the finest ever in the city. A large assortment of Metallic Cases. Caskets, and Coffins kent constantly on hand. jv cUm.

DANIEL 6 . MARK. JAMRS it. WAKREIT. JAMES PBILAS.

MARK, WARREN & CO , BISECT IMPORTERS ana WJOLSSALK DK1LESS In QUE E NS ware, O HIN JL9 AND GLASSWARE, Lamp, Looking-GIasses, &0. JAMES M. WARREN, having re-pur chased bis former Interest of M. Hennlng Esq., svnd as we have sold our interest In the CAIRO HOUSE, and also removed onr stock from the old stand No. 18 Main St. thus concentrating our entire resources In the commodious MARBLE FRONT BUILDING, 25 Wirnt Street, We feel assured, we have facilities to com pete with any house In the country. We receive our Qaeensware direct from the Potteries of (Staffordshire, England, via New Orleans and New York; hence pay no second-hand profits which rightfully belong to our customers. Ha vine: completed arrangements with ME AKIN BKOS. & CO., of Staffordshire. England, for the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL or this niarket:ef their cele orated STONE CHINA WARE, we are now prepar ed t supply the trade. Consult your own Interest by exam ining our stock before purchasing elsewhere ianl Wand's Eureka Tonic Eitt8rs A "E ISrVAHJABtE. AXD RE WILL X3L cure all who burler from Bilious and ijiver Complaints. Indlsestlon. UlddlnsH and OlzTiness. For habitual Costivenoss, Rheumalism, Neuralgia, Coughs. Consumption In its first stuges. Dyspepsia in all stages, and as a geueral Fa nily Medicine, it is truly wouderful in its effects. Mi.d in its course, it creates appetite, promotesdigestlon.aud BireEgliiens '.he wlioln nervous b stem. All things in nature require Mttetition; then how much greater care should be taken with the human constitution. Wand's Eureka Tonic Bitters will build up, fctrengthen and preserve the constitution of all who use it. It will also build up the wasted powers, purifies the blood, expels all vitiated fluids, and liurmoniats and gives renewed visor a. id health to the entire human system. As all SiCKUesS COme-t On bv nn Irannm ctjila of the blood and torpid stale of the liver. inen you unouiu use Wand's kureka Tonic Bitters. Which will W.-Uinlv nru 1 hen why do you suffer, wheo the greatest cure in the history any known medicine can bo procured from any druggist? Tnese Bitters are cumDiiuniitd or the nri vuoc table extracts, dissolved in pure Kentucky copper-distilled Bourbon Whiskv. It Is the only liquor entirely free from "fusel oil. one amongst the most deadiv ooisons which at once makes it sunurior t.r mi other toDio bikers now in the market. So try one bottle, and you will see it is the happiest and best combination von have ever seen, for it will cure all we recommend It for. W. M. WAND. Sole Proprietor, . , Covington, Kemucuy. For sale by PETEIt Vli-ltl.I.w. vi.r.i. sale and ttetnil Aaent. Evansville. Ind. and by t tuggists generally. Jaa4 dSni Cissolutioa of Copartnership. THE COPARTNERSHIP UEltKIOfore existine between James M. t'--penter, Ira SI. White, John H. Baker and Converse Clement, under the firm name ot Carpenter, Wiiite Baker, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the late nrm will be settled by James M. Carpenter. Ira M. White, and Converse Clement, who only are authorized to settle the same. - CARPENTKK. WHITE BAKER. Evansville, led., Dec. 81st, 13o3. Copartnership. 17NEKSIjiNEI HAVE ENT UE purpose of carrying on the Wholesale Dry woods su.sluei. under the name, style, and firm of Carpenter, White & Co., at the old stand formeily occnoted by Carpenter, W hite & Baker. Thankful lor the liberal patronase heretofore extended to the old firm, and soliciting a continuance of the same with the new, We are, very rexpect'ully. JAMES M. CARPENTER, IK A M. WIUTE, Janl d3w CONVERSE CLEMENT. DR. J. W. POLAWS WHITE PINE COMPOUND. The Great New England Remedy. r DS. JT. XV. POLAKD'S White Pine Compound Is now offered to the afflicted throughout the country, after having been proved by the test of thirteen year in the New England mates, where its merits iiuve btcoma as well known as the tree from which, in part, it derives its virtues. The White Fine CoaipoaE J CURES Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dipththeria, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections generally. It Is a remarkable remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, DilSculty of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the Kid- . neys and Bladder, C -avei, and other Complaints. (From the Boston Journal.) J Bostoh, January 20, 1SC. POtAJID'S WHTTK PJJSK COMPOCNl. Aftei having trlven it a thorouuh triul. we oui confidently recommend Poland' JfhU line mmpouna as a very valuable article for the cure of Coughs, Colds, and Pulmonio Complaints generally. In several cases, we have known it to Rive proicut relief when all otner remedies which had; been tried Laa laued. It is au article which, in a climate so promotive of stxlden and -severe colds as is that of New England, out: hi to be in every family : and we .arehure that those who once obtain it, and give it a fair trial, will not thereafter be willing to be without it. A Valuable MemcrNE. Zr. Poland's White Pine Compound, advertised in oar columns, is a tmcc-HSul attempt to com bine and apply the medicinal virtues of the White Piue bark. It has bean ihnr. oughly tested by people in this ciiy and vicinity, ana tue proprietor has testimonials to its value irom persons well known to our cilizeus. We recouimend Its trial In all those cases of O iseae to which it is adapted. It is for sale by all our druggets. V. z. Independttni. The White line Comnov.ntt in every part of the United (States and Brit ish Provinces. Prepared at the NEW EA'filiASW BOTANIC DEPOT Boston, Mass. C. DAMON t CO., Proprietors. CLOUD & AKIN, ' Wholesale Agt:it. For sale at retail by all druggists. mch7 68dtf; 300 k:EXT"A iix barrels bai erllne J lour; 50 tons Timothy Hay; 800 barrels Potntoes ; ( 60 barrels Sweet Potatoes, u store and for sale oy tHKMAN. rtflHER iv bio. hi North VV ter Stiet.

ORDER TO WINTER CLOSE OUT Oil' OUR HARBWAR 12 We offer the following' At Greatly Reduced Prices! Meat Cutters and Stuffeis; Shovels; Tongs, and Poke:s; Skates and Skate Sharpeners ; Butcher Knives; Butcher Sawa, Steels, Cleavers, and Choppers; , Axes, Regular and Patent ; i Boys' Handled Axes ; Axe Handles; Wood Saws; Patent Cross-cut Saws; ; " Iron Wedges; .. - a Foot Scrapers; . . i -. Coal and yraln Shovels. . ', Alsj the following at T'ESW THAN COST! Chain Bits, Rabbet and Match Plane Bits, tiob and Shoe Nails, Snuffers, Cloth and Shoe Brushes, Lead Pencils, Steel Pens, Pen-holders, and Pocket-books. ' TERMS CASH. mm p. straub & cc. No. 74 MAIN STREET, Ja7 dtf J BeU Second and Third Streets. 8AMUKI. OHR. JAJCK8 D4VLDSO.V. J, L. OBB SAMUEL ORR & CO., DKALE&S IX IEOI, STEEL, TIX-PLATE, WIRE, SPRINGS. AXLES. Horse and Mule Shoes, Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, WACOX 1X1) UCGGY W00BW02K WKOtGDT RCBAP IRON BOUGHT At the highest market rates. Water Street, EVANSVILLE. IND. lunH dtf SIETTIC!ill, MLLO&fi Vo. (Successors to Wells, K&llogg & Co.) IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS Off 13 First Street. SIGN OF THE BIG PADLOCK XES, AX3SS, TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE CUTLtiRY TABLE CUTLERY, 13CKET CUTLERY, 'OCKKT CUTLERY, OCKKT CUTLERY, Truce Oiinlus, Trace Chaius, Trace Oliiiiuw, IliBters Hoes, 3Ieclian!cs' Tools, Slccb&nlcs' Tcols, Mechanics' Tools, BVILBESS' lIAttUtfAKIS. liUILDUIW UAUUVAUS, ' JtriVitX AM) WMt CAlKIHi, CV'i lOM ASi J HOWL AKili COVI ON ASI) Mm I'AiiW BEST RUE HER BELTING, PEST R UXF.EH BEL TTNG. EES!' RUBBER BELTING, -Mill and Crosa-Ctit'Sav.'B, Mill and Cros3-Crit Saws, Hill and Cross-Cat Saws. CASH buyers will And it to their nd vanities to examine our stoak before purchasing elsewhere. At the Old Stand, 13 First St, SiZniCHEIl, KELL0C8 & CO. ivl6 Gt. W. WAEKEN DEALEB IN IPItxixos, Organs, MELODEONS, Jlusic and Musical Merchandise GENERALLY. AQEMT for the celebrated ENABE, CHICKEEING, WEBES, AND XETEISi & WEBB'S IP i -A. w o Also, for the UNION" AND "STANDARD" Ann iin Yon can Iwy a flue Plauo of me and pay from 820 co JSi per mouLh till paid for. Pianos and organs FOB KENT. O. V. T7&KEEN, X, 1 JSIiiin Street. nov25 dtf . r. linr, ton's Tobacco AiilidotwT TV'ASR.VNTrit TO REJOVB ALL DZSIP.E FOR ToPACCiy I UlB bVti. in-i3 ni-utfiS lbesrslrmt pjdec: (Tivei r-iif-h-l!1ff i wreu3 :he ling powert is aa vxcoUcit Ujc.ic uiid appflufc. KiiKfjj a tho Rtoroaea to tij?M yLeariltft too, iuW;ds si ?cp rfrei.hinjr, and i-stat1;fc't xebntt heAi'.h. V?foAi s arut cfneiovrt for ? v'nrjr .-nrl. irn.-e Pifiec)cl per box. Au intei-csiinjc yVHti-e m ih Injurioos of tobftcco, wiih lisl of uyfimrn;s. refmicea, fitci XT yitvB. Acnts vsr.tMl. Address 1). T. H. AaJOTT. Jerfsj- C:!j-, X. J. ITEX JJTIXVXOIST . ' PoST-IASTKifa "STtnosir. I re-yircd tiixrf Knr. ton' Autiilottf fro llv. J M. l'iior. ml t.uil it Oji. ejftxtuui cure. : ri. ijiCAL, Conntou, liurr bvu t'o..O. Mud a-supply t the AJIOOT Xht nxtirni has KbO Xf.W It AM?SntRlpATE pKJfON. t.'enTliTKeB or inrikteuctt her bavitu; hAi etiTe-i of ila ur i.cl!ie tor !obMCp hy Usi:tfr'. Ir. BurtoVs An'.idote, wu.iU.jiB a cito ply lor th wiuoi ra of ib;f iiiiwtiou. Joskpu it tyo, "VidiV'f X. II. Sta'e Vrh ja. A Basiieki T jTnrsrxr. UrSiBnrloB- Antidote l" W. ilAx gytsi Not. JiHuk.Vew ill any, Ind. A Cleuktjax' .yESnsONT. Outfox Of Aatijuoit curad nV brotiwrjl ni mveir. li sitV. vails. Kor. L Fro t&k Vlzb 1 Hkado0artt:ti. L' rv. Ias.--c fwundx of jt-A in tftreinimitlif by Antidote, and uU lei. foryotw.eo is .. . W. L. V.ji.Ju. nenx Hohi JorRXA'i.. Balvhohs, 3arton's Antidoli renwil rriX'fa-ire a. 1 take pioasure in ro'jomm.Viauig T. T. SLrriK, EdlW. BY ALL DRUCiGISTS. have yuitwl !Mvriir remoired. Fao?f firs Sorm M.-M ox of . for theWeed from . It to i1 our reader. FOR SALE Tradei

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DRY GOOBS.

! CILLISON HAQBEE. N. M. Q JOD1.ETT, & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY DEI GOODS, FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, IND., AVE JUST RECEIVED A LAKOE ftoos. of Seasonable Qoods. which til: 7 offer to the trade at low rates. 25,000 Jfo. 1 OITSST BAGS In store and tor sale by o. MAUUEE A CO. O ffi FOUK-BfTSH. BURLAP Aa)m J 11 If BAUS in storn and lor sa.1 by ' Ja7 diy G. MAGHEE A CO. mi our Ixtra Indaof merits now offered In our Millinery Department, oar friends and customers will be convinced that we Intend to make Great Destruction To I'gllneos, by selling Bonnets and Hats, or Miss Beliam will make them to order I in an unexcelled style at a price never be. fore done. As S antaClaus Is at hand, and every loved one expects a valuable gift, buy a Florence Kewinjr am. chine, whicu is easier les rned, Jess liable to get out of order, and does more varieties of work without change than any other, livery Machine warranted to give tatistaction, or tue money refunded. Price Jt and upward. Twenty pieces of Gray Twilled Flannel, worth 4J cents, which we will sell Heiicl Low at 30 cents per yard. French Shirting and Dress Flannels only 60 cents. Undershirts and Drawers in great variety. The best and cheapest Blankets ever Bold In this city. An endless variety of Bhawis and Dress Goods. Oar larita stock of Cloths and Cassimeres we will close out at a 'JL'exM-itol Sacrifice In order to make room for Spring; Wear. A complete mock of Domestic iioods of every popular brand, and at the lowest prices, cau always be found at Hcbapiie:, UusislriK Co.'s, Nos 47 and 49 Main ssueet. In short, they have everything to make the "outer" appearance Of Life Beautiful and agreeable, all of which will be sold as cheap as they can be found anywhere. fdel2 a M JRSIJJNA, A. R C HITE J rJT. ffice No. 3 CIIANDLEJR'S liUILDINU Corner Fl Mi and Locust Hi.;-eets. Evan,sviJie, Jnd. - P'aus ami speclfleai ions lor ii kinds t Oulldins inmsUed at short not&ce, aud on ronble runi , . ti nichift dtiu PBlTSXCZAZi'S. DK. II. M. IIABVEY, ROOM No. I. WALKER'S BUILDING Corner Main and Third Streets. Office Hour 10 to 12;2 to 5: 7 to . dl9Cm The DIFFICULTY flEMOVEIJ Every STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE SUUwell' Pateat Heater and Lime -Catcher! fyiJJE MOST SERIOIN MFFICeT.TY S exp-rience:i by thoo who use steam power m tne lormation in their bot)is of wnar. is known to engineers as "SCALE" or "INCRUSTATION "a hard substance formed out of the earthy salts onlained la i he water, which attaches itself iirmly to the whol inner surface of the boiler. In this city tins difficulty is peculiarly nigrf.vated by the iar.e quantity of inugoeMa ana lime found'iu the waer, which, besides lorming scales on the boiler, oLetruc'B tne pipes and occasions the iuot annoying delnys in cleaning, as well as actually endaugering the baiety of the boiler. tstillwelFa Patent Heater Removes all tbls difficulty, sending tbo water into the boiler free irom any sediment whatever, and pure as if distilled. All wbo use what are Known as the "drive wells" lor their supply of water cauuot aaord to do without this Heater. It will save them much money tn the purchase ot fuel, to ay nothing of the aunoyanee and ueUvy in cieaneing boilers. TIir Heater is easily jiiHnaged, and quickly cleansed. One has been in operation at Iglebeart's Flouring Miil for many months, and given entire s-atlsiaction. Another is in operation in beilman's Foundry and the Cotton Mill Htljolnlng. urders or still-well's Heater will receive proiupt attention If left with WILLIA5I UEIIHA3T, Agent. Jan5 EvaiisviHs Business College. REMOVAL. AFT Ell NKARCHIXU THIS CITV thoroughly for new quartis adapted to our necessities, we have selected CRESCENT CITY HALL, corner Main and Third Streets, as peculiarl . adapted to our use. TiJ fciiporb apartments now occupied iu this bunding, with entrance on lulrd Street, are ui equaled in all the essentials of locality, 6pce. light, ventilation, and general arrangement. This institution, established in 1850 as " Evansville Commercial College," is now the oldest, most popular, and extensive Hchool in the West ior the education of ouDg meu and boys in Commercial Branca es. The plan of instruction in all departrants is peculiar to ihe instil utioo, and is the result oi many years' experience and development, and is the place to obtain a thorough Business Education. A regular oour-seol instructions, and an IMPROVED SYSTEM of ACTUAL BUfljS ESS TRAINING, selected from the best Business Houses iu the country. BOOK KEEPINo. PENMANsH.it, ( OMMKULlAli ARITHMETIC. COKRFPODENCE. &c , thorongiily taught, and success guaranteed. The BUSINESS COuLEiE stauus nnrivaicd in Its eSicleucy, and is the most notable exttiapls in tue country of the fea-i-ibility of fitting young men lor the higber financial positions, through a course, of experimental training in the details or busii'e-. It ! lmpOfWible iiere to fully describe the beauty of the system ot PRACTICE, which nas grown up by deKiees in the Institution. A visit to this wouderful beehive of business never fulls to impress the beholuer witu Its important practical cnaracter and its uiter feasibility as a preparatory school for buiduesi. Parents and guardiaus will And nowhere else in the country a school wheie their children and wards will reo-lve such indi vidual recognition, ana wnere so mcch is done to advance each pupil in wnatever is deeir.ed most essential to their symmetrical advancement. Dadies and gentlemen are Invited to visi' o;ir rooms any hour during the day or eveaing. For Information regarding terms, clrcttlars. Bpeclmeus of penmauNhip, Ac., addrees WEluiLS & KLiNER, Ja7 dim Principals ana Proprietors.

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:.t Eegular Saturday Packet For Cairo, Columbus, and Memphis. The splendid Pteamer NORMAN, O. Hewitt, Master; Gko. W. Twomkt, Clerk, Will leave Evansville for Memphis and all wny ports, at a regular packet, tVEKY SATURDAY, at i P.M. For freight or passage apply on board, or to C. R. KTJiD, nov24dtf Aent. Dexter's Independent low-preRHurc Packet Oulcksteu, H. T. Dkxteb. Master. Leaves Evanv111e for Cairo every MONDAY and THURSDAY,, at 4 p.m , positively, connecting at Cairo with Bt. Louis, Memphis, and New Oneans pactretfi. n o4dtfJ UUKK. NiCHKLHUN, Agent. Ecgalar WEDNESDAY PACKET For Clarkavill8 and Nashville. The elegant Passenger Steamer Hkkby Mili.kr, Mater; Kitt Rudd, Clerk, Leaves for tb above and all Intermediate porta every Wednesday, at 4 o'clock p.m. connecting at Nashville with railroads for ait points Hoath. ior fremht or passase annly on board or to C.R.RUDD. ocdtf Aent. Eegular Evansville and BowlingGreen Packet a. The fleet and elegant Packet .AJDV. LYON, W. S. Vajcmeteb. Master : J. F. W'ixb anks, Clerk, Leaves Fvansvllle for BOWLING-GREEN every TUESDAY, at 5 p.. Leaves Evansville for WOODBURY every SATUKilAI, ato p.m. For freight or passage apply on board. nov24 dtf KEQULAri SATURDAY PACKET For Smithland, Clark3villo, and Nashville. The excellent Light-Draught Steamer ALPHA, T. O. Ryman, Master; W. E. Oracy, Clerk, Leaves for Nashville EVERY DAY at 4 P M.. nrotnnttii HATURFor freight or passage apply on board. JanSdtf Agent. EvansvUle, Hendersoa & Nashville Kailroad Transfer Packet. The fleet and splendid sidewheel Bteamer IXollio Norton, CHARLEY PERKINS. Master; A. O. Ui'kumo, Clerk, Will ply as a resralar packet botwen Evansvilleand Henderson, offering unequaled accommodations to travelers and khippers. Leaves Evansville daily at 34 p.m. .,,UCTu ual,j, al ,y a.m., matting close connection with the U. St C. R.R. F ARE Through and way nti.Ks r. rana way passengers uuiy nt cenis. janl7dtf V. G, BROWN & CO., Acents. Coiiio to Stay. Henderson &Evftiisvlll3 Daily Packet The new, fast, and elegant Pansenger Steamer Kide-w heel Moses WAi-r.Krr, Master; liOBEKT JlKASHKAH, Clerk, Leaves Henderson every morning at 716 o'clock, promptly. leaves Evansville every afternoon at 4 o'clock, promptly. Fare Through and way passengers rOe. 1 reitu received t, all lime-j by HUMPHREY, PATRICK & CO.. Agents. Fttgnlar Evansville and Tennessee Rivar Packet. For Paducah, JoiiRsonTlIIe. and Eastport. Tbo fleet and pplet-dld steamer SAM. ORE, ALLEN DUNCAN, Master; Vai ttoiiKNsox, Clerk, Leaves EvansviJIa for Eatport and all Tennessee Klver way landings H3 a r. s?ular wHkly packet, eveyy Friday at lour m taking freight ami p.tx.Hens?ers at low;t Packet rates, and giving especial attention to t he fillin ? of orders. Beia'trelKtlt r passaga aPP!y oa board. Regular Tnssday and Friday Packet for Padncali and Cairo. The finely appointed steamer Bkn. HowAitn, jirsht; Maeion Wiuoht, Clerk, Will ply as the regular Tuesday and Friday packet for Cairo and all -wcy iamliugs. ff"811 uvery TUKSDAV and p KlliAi, at4 p.m. si"iVIf?kVro.t,-verJr WEDNESDAY aDd ha I UKUAY, at a p. in. J7iagw bin,!' of lA'liDS given for freightover Hie Mobile & Ohio Railroad. or lreight or passaTO airily on board, or to W. G B KO vN & CO.. Jylotf or C. R. RUDD, Agents. Regular Moi day Jacket for:Eastport and Florence. The elegant Passenger Steamer BATIDAH S, Lee Howku, Master; Si. HtJGIIKS. .,, . BltLY WlLLIAMa, J"rlcS' Leaves for the above nnd all Intermedial points evtry MONDAY at 4 o'cloclt f.m. For freight, or passage apply on board, or to c. R. RUIiD, oc2Sdtf AkudL ForPaducan and Cairo. Regular Wednesday and Saturday racket. The magnificent side-wheel steamer AIS32ABA, A. M. Dckouchit, taster; WlUC P. FoWtKK, ni,.b. Geo. NiciiiciJiON, f11-"' Leaves Evansviilo every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 4 p.m. Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and KUNDAY at 5 p.m., making close connections at Cairo with lirKt-c!a.si packets lor JSU Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans. Connects at Evansville with the JU.&C. li.li., and tbeTaraKCon for Irfiuisvllie. Forfrfcight or pajaire apply on boa rd, or to F. . H U M I'H KEY A CO.. or DUKE NIUHELsON, sel2 tf Atrentj. S!1 c . o ! I. F. SANS0M & CO., ! ! Oeueral Doler in COAL, and Agents : ! for the ciebs-ated AIRDR1E COAL. I All orders accompanied with the j cash will bo piomptly attended to. Persons wishing to contract for heavy towing on the river can be accommodated, the proprietors bavI iu control of the superb tow-boat j Robert Fulton. i oilice No. a Second Street, between ; ' Main and Locust, Evansville, lud. A noi:6 dly I 'A I it If A A li..' STANDARD ot aU kinds. HORN BROOK A CO.. No. 8 North '.Vater Street, oc23d6m Evansville, lud

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ets, fciJls of Fare, Mates' Tickets for Labor, fec. c. Orders leit with either of the wharf-boats will be promptly attended vc.

Weatlier null Water. The weather, on Saturday, as predicted it would be, was quite win

terish, being cloudy and cool, with the wind from the northwest. The river here had risen about seven inches during the twenty-four hours

endmsr at 3 o'clock Saturday, and was nearly stationary. Under the influ ence of the heavy and protracted rain of Friday and Friday night we do not apprehend any immediate decline of tho river here. At Cincinnati the river was falling on Friday. Arrivalw and Departure. The arrivals and departures up to three o'clock on Saturday include the Armada, Cairo to return; Ada, Lyon, Green Hiver to return; Crescent City. Shawneetown to- Madison; Silver Moon, Memphis to Cincinnati; Mollie Norton and Sallio V., Henderson to return; Hose flite, to Louisville; Charmer, to Cincinnati; Indiana, Louisville to New Orleans; Morning Star, Lou'sville to return. Uait Dae. Among tho first boats due here are the Cumberland, from Cairo; Lewellin, from Eastport; Robert Moore, for Nashville; Minneola, from Mem phis; Clifton, for Memphis; Alaska,! for New Orleans: Mary Houston. Louisville, and J. II. Groesbeck, from New Orleans; Hose Hite, from Louisville; Clara Scott, from Wabash; Fanny Brandeis, from Nashville; Ada Lyon, from Green Hiver. W I seel lano n . Business was pretty active on the levee on Saturday, and the Hose Hite and Charmer had excellent trips out ...The Ada Lyon had a splendid trip in from Green River, including a large lot of poultry end considerable pork and lard for reshipment south The Silver Moon passed up at 9 o'clocir, with her guards oa the 'water, having 2,250 bales of cotton. Captaiu Ben. Merrielles looked just as hapny as b'g sunflower, aid feels secure on his throne as Cotton King Tho Advanca went to Newburg, during Friday night, and returned at noon Saturday with considerable reight. She would Lave a fine trip out Tho CrefceDt Ciiy panned up from Shawneetown for Madison, with i full cargo of corn Tho Armada lad a fair trip up, and was receiving iberally lor her return The Louisa and IVtroli.i were receiving some Wabaph Hiver freight, bit it was not abundant. Both tho , wharfboats here re full of freight, awaiting shipment to the South Mr. H. A. Bacon, Assistant Superin tendent of the H., II, & N. Hailroid. n a note to the Courier, says : "Tho only agents in Evansville which thi.i Company recogniza are Wro. G. Brown & Co., and their through bills of ading will alone ba recognized on this road." The Indiaua, detained by foul weather, did not arrive iil one o'clock Saturday. She bad a good trip of freight and people, and added considerable freight here The Morning Star arrived at tvro p.m. Saturday, and had a good packet trip. There were no signs of the Dextor at three o'clock Saturday. BU I.eavfnir To-Dwy. - For Cairo. The matchless Quicktep, Captain II. 1. Dexter, leaves promptly at 4 P. M. to-day for Cairo and all way porta, olfering the greatest attractions to passengers and shippers. Her clerks are Jack Graramer, Walter B. Pennington, and Charley Ulrasnider all plesant aud obliging young gentlemen. For Louisville. Tho eplcndid Tarascon will be tha unrivaled packet for Louisville and all way ports at 10 o'clock this forenoon. Her cabin and state-room appoiodnents are unsurpassable. Captain Elijah Hollcroft is her esteemed and popular commander, and Miles I). Warren and Jeaio Jackson are her admirable and obliging clerks. For Henderson. The elegant and fleet railroad transfer steamer, Mollie Norton, leaves for Henderson at 4 p. M. to-day, in charge of Capt. Charley Perkins, an accomplished of ficer, having elegant accommodations fur passengers. Ed. Terry and C. II iioxie, two piaiant gentlemen, are her clerks, aal will dispense emiles and state rooms in the blandest manner. The swift and beautiful Sallio V.. Capt. Wallen, with Robert Brashe-ar in the office, both pleasant and obliging gentlemen, leaves promptly at 4 p. M. ior Henderson, having elegant accommodations for passengers. For Eastpoet. The bcautifnl, new steamer Hapidan No. 2, Captain Lee Howell, is the regular Monday packet for Eastport and all way ports. Sha lias excellent passenger appointments. Si. Hughes and Billy Williams are her popular clerks and are mostobligiug and pleasant young gentlemen. For Mkmphis. The elegant sidewheel steamer Clifton will be down j early this raormusr, en route to Memphis and all wy port. She has splendid cabin and state-room ap pointments. She is commanded by that popular and experienced officer' Captain Frank Secin, and Mr. Georgo Hunter, a highly accomplished and ex-ellent clerk, occupies the office. For Memphis. The fine steamer Norman, Captain O. Hewitt, returns to Memphis this evening at 5 o'clock, and should receive all the freight she can carry. Jir. ueorge W. Twomey is her obliging and attentive clerk.

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(wiicf:es.r.r' 1 1) M- f- ft " r,l. lUATrAnijjuiM if a mu Sassi, Hoars, Jj.'jrtL:, I MOnLBlNGS',.';, . Alt ordi-rs ffir v. o: .: 1 Wo sroliipt'y !ii:Uili-4 i-. w- fee e i o!i -i -:,; v of LL'MBElt. i')i-E ii .ot! IN a. VEATHEU!.0 a i: ' i ; . ato hero 1 1 KftWI''K ol '.-;; ii -. Divrvdnii oi La 'i i !.. r it-su" t- : . Factory fit fti- riii r n ; -l n: r Tribio, Second St., tic:. (!-?! itiui ; ,VAj.)Vlt.i. l.s.ii. apH dtf OA.KD. In retiring frc-;a i-.b iv y ri :. i d'i-iire to r!ui n if y tun l. , i i -. who have lavoroJ jiiu ,r tit 1. -. 'u-. Toa!l ask their coa -In jj.wiii, firm. 4 A ME.-i : i '. Evansvillo, Jaa. :. we JsVTximililkA A. the Lumbtsr iU:.-:.) at the corner c-f .! iii ut .... , , ni. tn 'j'.'I ;.i i -t'Vt:r.t l. . -I ; and would re.-."-- icl'.y i tbat Ills ktlK'C Irt la. fc.U; . Stri oi) t; in the aaaor'i'ie-nt.i. i"br i;;r 4 tbicine'i;.t'. un i ( jility, lii.-i-i Third Common .'-Ktiiia v n. Three-Inch Flr-t 1 if-r p!nr k. Also, MY') lUJl.i l va -ioi:: i .l.i I .m.i. . and 8t vkf.-,, and IO.OOO J.iUliT.. W indow Hitsii, Pine and I'o pi.irHUun;, 3 and 4-fct-L Lath, Mo (id.i ,r , t.u..u QuarU r-r.;iiul, i.e., i'.c. Orders Ikimi til c COU!.' t! y , r . . .-1 or i filled protn;itly. tieiil Cu J Oil;,' f. i I !i'i: ! BuilJcn c.i.1 Pain; emavj: im vTai.i:, w,w pounni? stric!iv tun 1 w. SJ,(X jkiow'i j)m hour V !!:. 60,'loJ loundn Hi? hi at;- i)a 1,M) j;aiiori-t Ijiiin-!-!! ;ij. o.O.rj douucIm No. 1 lL!t.t v. 1 n K! I ', 1 !.:t..J. 1.. I IV.4.1. .1 l.-f :l o. ide, I C:uh. Window Cliws, aU fi'.zw. CrlaKioni' Point aud I'm y Ku COLOrtH of -(irv vai it i.t- 1 OIL. All of wkloli wm urn ili 1 as cau b pur(iiasd la tinWholesale Drugiits, Ecannx TiiohS tf JAIIES SXVANSON &. ,V,, Wholcauie ami Ktrtjsii I?aUfr5 In O ' ' I v J, 'j i:j 1 Also, a liirye assortrric lit of A!:; Chicago, and Toledo Lunib irwi'l 1 ',1 jroK.s;U and UudrHt;d, o 1 luu-o n sale. Extra Sawd ami Siaiu-d Shingles, eightun inch's lung. Wo respectfully Kolicit t ho clt.': in of AvaimviiiH u Jve uh a call and xn;o ourstoua. I.eUiie juii;1.u ui;: . !.-.-;-.v li . 1 '. Yaiuj on Vatk'4 h" riiKi r, (Opponltft liv.mi i o AVLar!"), KvaiiKvl! a. All onlei-K rToiiipt'.y aU-iccluti :c. t-iayiJ cam rA:trirAfri-tJHE or and Dealer lu Fine aai Poplar Luinlsr, Zhl.-n mmjua, ixooui n:f (. Office and Factory, l.rnrr t ift't aud tVul,i-t Streets, Kv;iiihVili , Jud. Ordorn from abroad prom p! ly atlfiid-.'.d t 1. : mtilSdtf MM Mm Haul Lzir.U) . 3. r. 2i3iiH :.., crt.-i '.' TAVi: j; 2 : i a iiv.iir, JZlio. At'.'B:y l'tr the Kale of I'HTA't if all! :t j. o land. bvXt'i!Hr !., ki:. FfcrM-nji? navli; hoiiMts or land In ::! i t rill, or perxotix v,'i, :uru 10 puirlninii ur rem. will do well i.v a. I in a ok ti.i.i hi t-ieir iiHca, uu 'i'liird Street, nsar Lcca-:t In :iliott.' f 51?r Juuell If Y. II. IZIsVHMAX A, fi.!0., Kcal Estate Ac yo. ci hiuhi (sine:, KVAMVID.S, I Nil. A Notflrv J'nbSIc In th otl l -!-VI .'t I YJTti. KilAV TLT. ft. CJJiiiEit j AU, R!AL LhT.V)-; nnd i Oilco on tf h i tj plrat. t vfourth, tin. y..4 ('ivtr JCcl.i ii;vnnnvil'" lint. r? r. 1 T. !r..! 1 .-ii61 2? .i. 1 i Clock 5 fcp; coris(-inf ly on IiiuhI KKI.fi k-.mi )U t of teot m 'J'honiKH 'tint ot ii-r .' iik i ii. ;x-Iih; KKtiULATOiiw, uttiii: A. d ALL CIXX KH. He nd ior I': ice .lit to Ko. y 3ui.v st:::.t. rnarlO Ay ' tII : j JVrjnmAiii,.y C3 3XGV:n X7QE1 v" 1-(ouox-fwors to II. K Dlt niher), et , !v k 1 f. a f'V f tt 1. r n .v .. ... JJl&u he-ivy 122CELSI0IL Wr, t.ue raobt lamouit durable no, 7 mate, r. uj tlia CHARTER and lli good and r,iVax f r " , vr TKN N' KS; 1 K ii, aod I'ALMi.T ra TOVl-i, and a prreat variety of J.'KA TIN' ii'iOVE'i, til of the iaic.it u i-i irnuxt a. j-roved put!t-rtin. AIiO,Ll;htond hniooth fori-itry llo'iow Ware, Kkill-ln and JJI.., (w ! a-id I.. . iHt-lnmn, iiiuru-r I'oto, 'W- -CctUw; aal parlicuiar aiU.ut ion pw 1 J to I m mai.ui:.ture of lioa ;.Soric CACT-IESIi I'Kt)5TS,C:MTJ.Sf &.., J.C AIho Tinware ; aud Dt-alnnj lu Tinner' Mt?K-'c, i f dosirinl, ("ookiflif 81) V,':.rraiitod U:t twtive iii'jLiUu. Order Koliclted iore jraic :!)io;; c-1 where. i-oundry, corner uth fU;e-t an a:iMi. -"--(ODlt Htore nnd Bample ICo-.irii 1 Wtreet, II. t'. I.! iui:cr I',i.u:m k k:, ti : m avis' n BRUGO. Wholesale wit lief i-HlC-i" li Medicines, Paints, Oili 5 TUiZ In tit KMX f,.V., bet. eccnd Hii-f I'Ii'mI. i .v.i:.s "! 10, ; ;i : I'nrtlcnhir attenlloa lv,-n u "i'T';'i ' WINDOW (JLAM l :n.y --. I :.iii'.i FKKIl. Hi'wrKRMANN SCiiUERilAN, w. . );l'i 1. : ; r , . - r, , IH hOUill iutiauuitr J ' 1 i. 1 Fv . N Vn.l.lt. I !. 1'rcKO' itions c i.ii.i y jiui.t. wt all hours. 1 . ii uu'

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