Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 15 January 1869 — Page 4

gvansville and.CrawlordsvuJrt. GOING NORTH. Leave Arrive. Arrive. Evansville. Vlncennes. T. Haute Aroom'Od't'n, 5:SU A M 10:36 A M 4 :01 P M Wall . . S-.V2 AM 11:55A &:Ul

Vlncennes Ac 2-.U5 p m 4 52 p m COMING SOUTH. T.iiv Leave Arrive E'ville. 8 US AM p M 8 13p m Terre Haute. Vlncennes, VI n serines Ao I 66 AM I 12:30 P M 1 5:25P M I Freight A Ac. 6 :3.)'A in 12 Mall 3-X3P Ml 5 N B The Vlncennes Accommodation Train leaving at. 2:)5 p. M , makes close connection with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad at Vlncennes for St. Lonls and Cairo. Terra Haute aad Indianardis. FROM. TERRS HAUTE. - Leave. ,m 8 !-- A M ... 3:15 P 51 .... 4 :50 p M 10-5 PM Arrive. 12:15 P m 4 P M 11 :5 F M 6:50 A Mll Train... Accommodation Day tx press . Night Express The change on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad takes place on Monday, December 7th, after wbiti we will correct the time table of that Road. E. H. & N. R. R., Northern Division. TRAINS GOING SOUTH. Leave Henderson dally (Sundays excepted,! - Arrive at Hansom....7:30 a.m. 10:10 A.M. GOING NORTH. Leave Hansom. ......... 1:45 p.m. Arrive at Henderson . 5:00 p.m. STEAMBOAT LUTES. To LoTnsvii.i.:. Every Monday and Saturday at 10 o'clock A.M. Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6 O'clock p. m. To Caxbo Dally, except Sunday, at 4 O'clock p.m. , To Green River. Every Monday and Friday at 5 o'clock p. M. Every Thursday at o'clock p. m. To Eastpokt. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 o'clock p. m. To Hksdersos Daily, except Sundays, t 3 o'clock p.m. To N ash Vitus Every Wednesday and Saturday at 4p.. Xo Memphis Every Tuesday at 4 P. M. Rockport Stage (via Newbargb. and Boonlile,) carrying the mail, leaves at 7 A-. m., on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrives by 7 P. M., Tuesdays, Thursdays Had Saturdays. New Harmony Mall Stage leaves Mondays aud Fridays at 7 A. m. Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays by 4 p. M. Mt. Vernon Mall Stage leaves daily (ex ept Sundays) at 7 a. m. Arrives dally (ex eept Sundays) by 2 p. m. To NswBtTKG. Hacs; dally (except BunJay,) from the Merchant's Hotel, at 8 o'clock p. M. FRIDAY. , JANUARY 15, 1869. C IT Y N E WS. Keno: We are informed that two or three kcno establishments are iu full blast in this city almost nightly. It is said to be the worst evil that cau beset a city. Dopia Well. We are truly gratified to learn that Capt. John Frick, who had his leg amputated on Thursday of last week, is doing well and his speedy recovery is loooked forw ird to with great confidence by his physician and his friends. A Clue. A clue, it is believed, has bcea obtained to the sneak thief who stripped the clothes line on Tuesday evening, just at dusk, in Mr, II. E. Head's front yard. The thief was seen by certain parties in the act of taking the clothes from the line, but was supposed, at the tyne, to belong to the family. Taking a quiet Stroll. We noticed two hack horses yesterday taking a quiet stroll all alone by themselves, fully harnessed except bridles, which they had probably laid aside to assist their vision. They did not seem to be on a bender, and when the owner flanked them they quietly returned to the stable. Personal. It. H. Bishop.Esq., re presenting one of the largest wholesale grocery houses in Cincinnati, was in the city yesterday. Rev. Elisha Lillison, of Metropolis, is on a visit to this city the home of his earlier years. His father, Elisha Lillison, was, we believe, the proprietor of Lillison's Enlargement to the City of Evansville. Benefit To night. We remind our readers that to-night the German Dramatic Corps of thU city give a theatrical entertainment at Turner Ilall, for a laudable purpose one that commends itself to the benevolent and humane. Let the spacious Hall be "crowded. The performance will be well worth the price of admission, and the consciousness of having coattibuted to a worthy object will realize a large dividend on the investment. Filling Low Lots. The work of filling up the low lots in the vicinity of the gas-works is being pushed steadily forward. An immense amount of work has been done, but far more remains to be done. One enterprising fellow has saved much of the expense of filling his lot by building t he foundation of a house upon it, securing a deep cellar without excavatioi, and saving the expense of filling that portion of his lot. Some of thts5 lots require a fill of fully fifteen feet to bring them up to the level of the city grade. Taken in and Identified. A man calling himself Sam. Jones some times, and sometimes Daniel Ward, a whits man at that, was arrested yesterday by officers McDevitt and Hitch on a charge of stealing clothing from a fellow-lodger in the National Hotel. He was fully identified, and the proofs against him are of such a nature, it is said, as to very likely lead to his appearance before the bar of the Court of Common Pleas to-day or to-morrow. Court of Common Pleas. The replevin suit of A. Olney and Catherine Cleary vs. Jacob H. Miller, Sheriff of Vanderburgh County, occupied all the day yesterday in the Court of Common Pleas, and was closely contested by the learned and able counsel engaged on each side. The plaintiffs allege in brief that Mrs. Cleary held a mortgage against the piano in dispute, which, with other property, if we mistake not, was, as they allege, quietly shipped to this city. The piano was purchased by Sheriff Miller, and is held by him, and this suit was brought to recover possession under the mortgage held by the plaintiffs. The case was tried by a jury, or, at least, was partially tried, but last eve-

Ding W&3 UiSinisSed. netuer ii onus here remains to be seen. Iglebeari and Pycr for the plaintiff, peoby and Shackelford for the defense.

Recorder's Court. The Recorder booked quite a fair amount of fines and costs yesterday, though the net receipts were not large up to the hour at which we called. t Kate Sullivan, as she was about to retire, grew thirsty, and not standing on the order of her going, went at once to a saloon, in an attire very nearly approaching nudity. For thus exposing her precious life to the inclemency of the season and the midnight air, she was shown to the presence of the City Recorder yesterday, who fined her $20, with $4 30 costs. She started out under escort to gather together the stamps with which to liquidate, and had not returned up to 4 o'clock. Andrew Ellt3 got very drunk, and became disorderly, disturbing quiet, christian people in their houses. His fun cost him a fine of $5, with costs amounting to $7 15, which he paid. Rather dear for the whistle, wa should say. John Hays had be3n an " in" and an out" alternately for a day or two, and chiefly " in." First he got too much whisky in regular "boomerang" then he got too much " old nick" in his disposition, and becoming disorderly, broke in-to the station house, and was mxt in the presence of the Recorder, who attempted to stipulate with him for $5 65, but John was in no-cent of money, and had to go down to see " Black Be33," and is likely to be an in" for some days. A young man not ashamed to get drunk, but too modest to desire his name to appear in the paper, was charged with being drunk, simply drunk. The Recorder rendered him a bill of particulars amounting to $4 60, for which he gave a check pretty well endorsed, and wa3 permitted to retain his liberty, lie should heed the admonition of a wise man of old : " Look not upon the wine when it is red, when it giveth its color in the cup," nor upon the lager beer when it foameth over the goblet, or on the " boome nickle" when it holdeth its head. Late Improvements. If any one desires to confirm his faith in the wisdom of the City Fathers and the rulers of this municipality, he should visit Fifth Street, Lamasco, and the avenues in that portion of the city improved (?) late in the Fall. Fifth or Canal Street has been cut down from one to three feet, and widened out by filling up a portion of the canal. The new earth, thus exposed to the autumnal air, frosts, :iad rains, opened wide its myriad mouths and drank draughts that well nigh created a state of liquefaction. The consequence is, that these streets and avenues have been almost impassable all Winter, and will remain so until the hot suns of next Summer bake an upper crust upou them. It required the sagacity of the present city administration to conceive the idea of digging up streets at the beginning of Winter. Sapientes homines! Baulky Horses. We are told that when the fire alarm was being given on Tuesday, the horses attached to the Union or Lamasco Engine, re fused to do duty, baulking lor several minutes. If the horses are subject to such ".fits," they should be traded off for better ones. Five minutes delay from such a cause, might involve the loss of thousands of dollars' worth of property. Jim Wiltshire proposes, if the case occurs again, to send down one of his wonder horses as a leader The Posey County Horse Thie f. Mr. Gregory, of the firm of Duckworth & Gregory, of Mt. Vernon, and one of the owners of the horse stolen on Tuesday, and recovered in this city on Wednesday, came to the city yesterday, and recovered the horse, and took the thief to Mt. Vernon to await trial. As most of the witnesses live here. Prosecuting Attorney Pearse desired to try the case here at this term of the Common Pleas Court, but for some reason, Mr. Gregory preferred to take him back to Mount Vernon. This is manifestly the young man's first attempt at horse stealing, and he has made such a miserable failure of it, that it is not very probable that he will make a second experiment until he shall have gone to school at Jeffersonville for two, or three years, and where he can, no doubt, fiud finished teachers. Evansville Manufactures. It speaks well for the mechanical skill of Evansville mechanics and artisans that our manufactures, of whatever kind, find a ready market at remunerative prices, and that as extensive as are our manufactories the demand for Evansville commodities exceeds the supply. Horse collars manufactured in'Evansville find a ready market in Cincinnati, bt. Louis, and elsewhere. Evansville stoves and castings, hollow-waro, &c, are shipped to all parts of the South and Southwest. Portable engines, saw mills, separators, steam engines and boilers, are shipped to Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Texas, as well as to the farther West Kansas and Nebraska. Evansville cooperage finds its way to the sugar plantations of Louisiana, and to the packing establishments of Arkansas and Texas. Evansville sheetings manufactured at the rata of two thousand yards per day, are in demand far beyond the supply, and the Cotton Manufacturing Company, who are now running twelve carders, two thousand five hundred spindles, and fifty looms, will be compelled to double the capacity of their mills if they expect to supply the demand for their fabrics. Immense quantities of furniture manufactured here, are shipped to all

parts of the South and West. There is room here for vastly increased

manufacturing establishments. A more extensive rolling mill. mil works, glass works, a larger ax factory, and an establishment for the manufacture of wooden ware, brooms, and agricultural implement's, are among the institutions that naturally suggest themselves. There is proba bly no place where capital could be more advantageously invested in manufactories than in Evansville. Raw material of all kinds is at our door. fuel is abundant, labor is cheap, and good markets for our commodities surround us on every hand, and are easily reached by river or by rail. Select Social Hop. There was a nice little select social hop at Mozart Hall last night Despite the inclement weather quite a large crowd was present, and everything passed off pleasantly and in excellent order. At half-past 11 o clock the company par took of an elegant 6upper prepared by Mr. Hilt and his excellent lady. As it was rainy, tbe party seemed content to stay and enjoy the fleeting hours in the gay dance or the mazy waltz. Altogether it was as pleasant an affair as we have seen this season. LOCAL IXOTJLCS3. I-The Pride of the West Corn Planter, is now on exhibition at the American House. livery one interested should call and examine this very valuable agricultural implement. State and county rights for sale on very favorable terms: also, orders taken for machines. Manufacturers and dealers in agricultural implements are most respectfully invited to examine its advantages over other Corn Planters. janl5 It Tax -Payers, Attention! Persons still owing city taxes for the year 18G8 are hereby notified that I will be compelled to advertise all such remaining unpaid on January 26th, 1869, and will levy on personal property on which the city tax has not been paid before the above date. T. J. Gavisk, 14-4t City Collector. Oysters! Oysters! A large supply of fresh Baltimore Oysters just received and for sale by John Monk, Post-Office Saloon, Locust Street. Election Notice. The Annual Election for five Directors of the Evansville Street Railway Company, to serve for the ensuing year, will be held at the office of the Company on Monday the 25th inst., between the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock p. M. By order of the Board. W. W. Chandler, Sacretary. Jan. 15, 18G9. janl5-td. Auction! Stoves and Tinware. A store full to be sold to the highest bidder, at the house of Lodge, Jenkin & Fender, Main, near the corner of Third. Stock at auction. This will be a great chance to get a bargain. Such a sale was never had in this city before. Come all who want stoves, pans, buckets, boilers, cups, &c, &c. Sale Monday, at 10 o'clock a.m. January 18th. Elliott, janl4 Auctioneer. JBSfFor pure Drugs, Medicines and Liquors lor medicinal use, Ivory Sets, genuine imported. Perfumes, Colognes, Pomades and Fine Brushes, go to Schuermann & Burford's Opera Drug Store, 18 South First Street. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours. janl3 6mos. JEST" Geo. S. Sonntag & Co. can be found at the old Lowenthal store, corner of First and Main Streets, where they expect to supply their customers with goods in their line. de24 tf Price of Coal' Reduced. Take notico that I have since the 4th inst. reduced the price of coal to 12 cents, delivered in the city. jan8-tf Jos. Thomas. Glass Shades and Cases. For covering fancy clocks, statuettes, flowers, &c, at Mark, Warren & Co.'s, jan8 6t 25 First Street. Flour. The best brand of choice family flour sold 1a the city, the Cynthiana Mills, also, rye flour for sale by H. D. Allis & Co., First St. second door below Vine.A Large Stock of Superior Liquors. N. F. Carr & Co., at No. 3 and 4 South Water Street, have a very large stock of superior Liquors of the choicest brands, selected with great care expressly for this market by Mr. Carr himselt, with special reference to the wants of this trade, and offered at very small profits by wholesale to cash customers. Steamboat bars supplied on liberal terms. declO dtf New Milinery Goods for holiday trade, just received at Hughes'. SMany years ago the writer of this notice and an Invalid physician, win e visiting tbe Island or Si.crolJC for their liealtn, experienced and witnessed many surprising aud beueticial effects ot the Kuui there produced upon many of the In valla j who were, like ourselves, seeking health, and upon Inquiry and investigation, obtained a full history of Its medicinal virtues. He was delighted and surprised, anil determined to make it the basis of a Tome and Restoratue Medicine. The result of his labors was a glorious success lor himself and suffering humanity. The celebrated PjlantatiOX Bitters was thus made Known to the world. Being an article of real merit, founded on new principles, and reiyii.it wholly upon the vegetable kingdom lor its medicinal effects, it worked a rar Id revolution in the treatment of physical debility. Magnolia Water. Superior to the best imported German Cologne. nd sold at half the price. jauhd3teod-wlt. aF Try some of Hudnut's celebrated Hominy Grits. It is superior to Rice, Tapioca, Sago or Corn Starch for puddings. For sale at the New York Grocery. S?150 barrels of choice Eastern Apples, wholesale and retail, at the New York Grocery. Also, 20 barrels new Buckwheat Flour. No. 8 Second Street. A splendid stock of all kinds of boots and shoes may always be found at John Rasch's, on Second Street. Ladies' shoes ef vanities and styles of the best make. Boys' boots and shoes. Ladies' and gentlemen's over-shoes. Customers cannot fail to be pleased, a3 the stock has been selected with the greatest care. Call at No. 8 Second Street. m., w. & f.-novl2. Xew Arrivals. 5 bbls Krout. 5 " Sweet Cider. 25 " Buckwheat Flour. 5 " Elegant Syrup. 100 " Eastern Apples. 15 case3 Yarmouth Sugar Corn. Parsons, Scoville &Moffett. dec29

For Coughs. Colds and Throat Disorders, use " JBroicns Bronchial Troches," having -proved their efficacy by a test ot many years. The Troches are highly recommended and prescribed by Physicians and Surgeons in the army. Those exposed to sud

den chansea should always be sup plied with " The Troches:1 as they give prompt relief. janll 3:d-eod&wlt Toilet and Fancy Articles at Bridwell & Co.'s Drug Store, corner of Third and Main. Finest stock in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds. Attention of the ladies invited. None but the best kept. oc26 dtf RIVER NEWS For other River Items see Third Page. The weather, as was expected, has thickened up, and rain set in at seven o'clock last night and continued till midnight, with a prospect of holding out till morning, unless it should grow colder and turn to snow, which is not at all unlikely. At midnight the mercury stood at 40. The raia commenced gently, but gradually increased in force towards midnight The only additional arrival up to midnight was tbe Falls City, Louis ville to Bowling Green The Quickstep, for Cairo; the pack ets, to Henderson, and Tarascon, for Louisville, departed The Falls City had a very fair trip Under the clever management of her excellent and obliging officers, Capt. Robinson and Mr. Seeley, her clerk, she cannot fail to be popular. The Quickstep had a fair trip out The Tarascon left at 8 o'clock last night with a magnificent trip, including 100 head of fat cattle, shipped by John Funk, Esq., of Hen derson, 600 hogs, bran and shipstuff, by Humphrey, Patrick & Co., and a large amount of miscellaneous freight. by W. G. Brown & Co. Capt. Miles D. Warren was still in command, Capt. Ilollcroft being yet detained at home by sickness in his family. Capt. Warren takes to the business just as naturally as if he had been raised on the hurricane deck, but he would prefer good weather while he commands. The Sam. Orr, 24 hours over due, had not arrived at a late hour last night, nor have we any intimation of the cause of her detention. The following special to the Cincinnati Commercial of yesterday gives details of the loss of two more steamers: New Orleans, January 12. The steamer Idaho, which left here list night for Camden, when twenty five miles below Columbia, on the Ouachita River, struck a snag, and im mediately sunk. The boat and cargo are a total loss. No lives were lost. The officers and crew arrived here this morning on the Governor Allen The Idaho was a stern-wheel steam er, and built at Cincinnati, in April, labJ, by Uaptain .Joan JN. JNewcomb, John Swasey & Co., and David Gibson & Co.. at a cost of $23,000. She measured 245, and had. a capacity for 4ou tuns. She was worth ?S,UU0 when she sunk, and is probably insured in New Orleans. The steamer Glide, Captain Ja'mes b. JVJ use, which left here last night for Red River, exploded one of her boilers at College Point, on the Mis sissippi River, and burned entirely to the water s edge, lne (governor At len brought all the wounded to this city this morning. The following are said to be badiy wounded: L. W. Clayton, clerk; Georze Wood, pilot; C. Conklin, mate; T. E. Clements, second clerk; Henry Bruner. !Meward. Captain Muse and James Kerr, Jr., are slightly wounded. One of the engineers is also badly wounded. The Glide wa3 a stern-wheel steam er, built at Pittsburg, by Captain An derson, m August, 1804, and cost twenty thousand dollars. She meas ured 196, and had capacity for 325 ton3. BADLY scalded. The following of the crew of the steamer Glide are badly scalded: L. W. Clayton, first clerk; Thoma? E Clements, second clerk; Geo. Wood, pilot; Uhas. Uookuosr, mate: Thos and George Shepard. bar-keeners; John Anderson,, engineer; Kelly, second engineer. missing. Eli Jerrold, pilot; Martin Hind, Gurry if ord and Peter Logan. The following persons are not seri ously hurt: Uapt. J.Jj.iUuse. James Middleton, owner of the boat, and John Dempsey. deck hand. Mr. Rich ardson and Major McMarston, United States Army, passengers, were also badly scalded. The boat caught fire immediately after the explosion, and burned up in a short time. There was nothing saved. River Dispatches. Pittsburg, Jan. 14. The weather is cloudy. Thermometer 33. The river has 11 feet 2 inches water in the channel, and falling. Cincinnati, Jan. 14. Arrived Havana, from Nashville. Departed Robert Moore. The weather is warm and pleasant. Business is active. The river rose 4 feet, with 35 feet water in the channel, and 67 feet under the bridge. Louisville, Jan. 14. Port list John Kilgour and Alice Dean, Cincinnati to New Orleans; Marv Houston, from New Orleans; Charmer, Cincinnati to Evansville; Darltng, Cincinnati to Memphis; Malta, Cincinnati to White River; Sam. J. Hale, Memphis to Cincinnati; Argonaut, to New Orleans. The river is risine, with 10 feet water in the canal, 10 feet on the falls and 7 feet over the rocks. ' Business quiet.' Weather wet and mild. Memphis, January 14. It is raining hard. The river rose 6 inches. Arkansas and White Rivers are about stationary, with prospects of another rise. Arrived Cheyenne, Arkansas River. Departed Will. Hays, St. Louis; Louisville, Louisville; Olive Branch and Alaska, New Orleans. Nashville, January 14. River falling, with 17 feet water on Harpeth Shoals. Weather rainy. The Mollie Gratz arrived from the Upper Cumberland. The Nashville, for Cairo, and Emma Floyd, for Cincinnati, departed. CAIRO, Jan. 14. Arrivals and deSartures Forsyth, Memphis to St. ,ouis, 8 A.M.; Legal Tender, New Orleans to Louisville, 8 a.m.; Simpson Horner, Pittsburg to New Orleans, 2 p.m.; Gray Hound, Louisville to St. Louis, 4 P.M.; Armada, Evansville packet, 4 p.m.; Pauline Carroll, New Orleans to St. Louis. 5 p.m.; Lunrinary, St. Louis tc Vicksburg, 5 P.M. River stationary. Raining.

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Tbe services Introductory to tne loramunion will begin with preaching by the Pastor, this (Friday) evening, at 7 o'clock. Preparatory Lecture on Saturday, at 6 p.m. Services on Sunday, at 10:30 A sc. and 7 pm.; and the sacrament of the "Lord's Supper" at 3 p.m. The iteivs are free, and a kind Invitation Is extended to all who desire to worship with us. it I3EI. SNKLL. On Tharsdsiy morning, January Mtu, at 5l4 o'o ock, Makik Lko.via, iuiaut daughter of James Snell. Jr., and Kliza Sneil, nged 1 year, 2 weeks, and 6 days. The funeral will take place at the Church of the Assumption, on Hecond Street, this (Friday) morn ng, at 10 o'clo-k. Friends of the family are Invited to attend without further notice. ft" Af) V KftT S SEM O TS. Notice of Copartnership. THE IISDERS1GNE1 MAVK Entered into a copartnership, to dale lrom January 1st, 186!), for the purpose of carrying on the business of Arohitec's. KOBEKT BOYD. JanlS d3t OTIS v OOP. O I t 13. IOBKBT BOYD. OTIS WOOD. BOYD & WOOD, AECHITECTS No. 1 Chandler's Elock, Corner Fir t and Locust Streets, EVANSVILLE, IND. Plans and Specifications prepared on short notice and reasonable terms, janlodtf . , In the District Court of the United Statea lor tbe District of Indiana: In tbe matter of Charles C. Burns, Bank rupt. In Bankruptcy. District of Indiana. MS. : The undersigned, hereby gives notice of His appointment kh assignee oi me eMtate of Cuarle C. Burns, who has been declared a bankrupt, upon his own petition, by the District Court, of naid District. H. W. BIPPUS, Assignee. Janl5dlt, w3t Notice of Administration. XTO I'ICE IS HEKEBT OIVE.V, that Ji the undersigned has been appointed .-vdmimstratoi of the estate of Cnarles Harrington, deceased. Said estate is sup poed to be solvent. All persons knowing themselves indebted will make neitlemeut wit h me, or peisous having claims agnnst taid etitata will present t tiem tor Kettle meut T M. STrtAlN. Adiur. N.B. Persons having bu loess with said Adfuinitarator may leave it witb Joquess. Hudspeth & Co.. on First Street, Kvausvlile, Indiana. jams nww t. m., Jjissolntioa of Copartnership. T.'IK t'OrAUTXKKMIIP HERETO, fore existina between Charles Babcock sud B. H. Oriratu is this Ouy dissolved. The business will nereatter he conam-ted by U BABCOCK & CO. Evansville, January 1st, Ititi'J. J;in9 ulw GEMEST, I. HIE. NAtT. BAt'OST, Oats, Bran, xc, at tbe lowest market, rates. EHRJIAN, FISHER A CO., , oc21 dtf No. la North Water Street FLOUR I FLOUR ! milE fJNIEKSIXFI HILIi SKI, I. JL their best Family Flour at $i 7.. at their Mill, corner ol Fourth Mreet aiid "'ulton Avenue, aud deliver to any part of the city. VAliLBLKCi 4 DiXON. jal2 dtf Wand's Eureka Tonic Bitters A KK IMTALUAltLE, AM) Wil.l. JtL cure all wl.o miller from Bilious aud Liver Complaints, Indigestion, Giddiness and Dizzim-Ks. For habitual Costiveness, Kheumai.iMU, Neuralgia, Coughs, Consumption in its first stages. Dyspepsia in all stages, and as a geneiat f a. i liy Medicine, it is truly wonderful iu its effects. Mi.u in its course, it creates ppetiu, pro-mo'-es digestion, and strergthens tbe whole nervous stem. All things in nature require attention ; then low much groar cre should be taken with tbe human constitution. Wand's Eureka Tonic Bitters will build np, urecgthen.. aud preserve the constitution of all who use it. It will also build UD the wasted now. rwiriris the blood, expels 4 vttiou uida. and harmonizes and gives renewed visior aca health to the entire human system. As all sicknet-s come on by an impure state of the blood and torpid slnte of the liver, tbeu you should use Wand's Rureka Tonic Bitiers, which wiil certainly cure yon. Then why do you suffer, when the greatest cure in the history of anv known medicine can be procured from any aruggist? These Bitters are componiided of the purest vegetable extiacts, disKoived in pure Keutucky copper-distiiled Bourbon Whisky. It is the otdy lli'ior entirely free from fusel oil, one amnurst the most deadly poisons, which t once makes it Vuperlor to ail other tonic bit.ers now in the market. So try one bottle, and you will see it is Ihe happiest aud bebt combination you have ever seen, tor it will care all we recommenaiijor. W. II. WAND. Sole Proprietor. Covington, Kentucky. For sale by PETKK VlKliLIiVG. Whole sale aud detail Ayent, Kvansville, Intl., ana oy arugjisis generally. Ljau dam Evatuville Itusisics College. REUOVA.L. A FTEK SEAHt'HIJit; THIS IT V XjL thorougnly for new quarters adaprxi w our jjrcssj.ties, W3 nave heiecteci civJc.t'ENT CITY HALL, corner Alain and Third Streets, as peci:liari adapted to our use. Tiie supero cpartments iow occupied in this building, . itb entrance ou iuird Street, are m equaled In ail the essentials of locality, spai.e, light, ventilation, and general arrangement. This institution, established in 1330 as " I.vausTiiie commercial college," in now the oldest, most popular, and extensive School in the West tor the education of joung men aud boys lu Commercial Branches. The plan of instruction in all departments is peculiar to the institution, ami Is the result ot many yean,' experience and development, and is the place to obtaio :i luuruuu cu.ituti uiuvk' ion. A regular conntcot instructions, anu an lMfHUVKU SYSTEM ot ACTUAL BUsINKKg TKAININn, selected from te hwtr Business Houses lu the country. BUOK KEH'IS . PENMANSHiP, CO-VIM KKI.'iALi AitlTHMK'i'iu. C'OKKfc!POiEJNCli, tc , thoroughly taught, anil suc-s Guaranteed. The BUSINK-S COLLEGE staods unrivaied in its efflcieucy, and Is tbe must notable example: lu the couulrv of the feasibility oi tilting young men lor ; he hinder nnanciai posit. ous, through a course of experimental training lu the detiii oi business, it is impossible here to fully desiribe the beauty ot ihe system ot PRACTIO-, which nas grown up by doglees in tbe Institution. A visit to tins wonderful btehive of business never fils i impress Hie beholder witu lis lrnporl.sut (jraciiOMl character and its uitci feasibility as a preparatory school r.r btwnesi. Parents ami guardians will find nowhere else in the country a school wheie their children and waid will rect-ive suuh individual recognition, aud where so much is done to advance each pupil in whatever is deemed most essential lu their symmetrical advaucement. Ladies aud gentlemen are Invited to visit our rooms any hour duriug the day or evening. For information regarding terms, circulars, specimens of penmanship. Ac, address WEuijjj & KLkNKR, .Ja7dlm Principals auu Viopr.eior. STEAMBOATS. FOR OWENS BO Ro, CANNELTON AN 1) LOUISVILLE. The splendid passenger steamer ug&JH ROSE BITE, KaIke Dollis, Alaster; P. B. Branham. ClerK, Leaves for Louisville and all way ports SATBRDAT, JANUARY lfliH, at 9 o'elock a.m. ronreighlor passage apply on boa rd, or to dlt W . j. 1M.U VV s cu.. Agents. FOR OWENHBORO, CANNELTON, LOUAaiLH,B, amu C1JNC1NNATL The Hint-class steamer CHARMER. liP. K. Barclay, Master, bam. James. Clerk. Leaves for Cincinnati and all way ports SATUEDAT, JANUARY 16TH, at 10 o'clock a.m. or i.-eigut 0r pnssaiie apply on board. orto DUKli NlLlllKr.saN. Janl5 d2t Agont. FOR MEMPHIS. VICKSBURG. asd NEW OULEANa. The new and magnificent steamer iJr MMY KOUST0.1L Harry Walker. ' 1 . Nick Peuniuif ton, clerks, Will leave Evansville for New ririMn and all way ports SATCKDAY, JANUARY 16T2. at 5 o'clock p.m. . For freight or passage apply on board, or . , W. G. BROWN CO., Jal5 d2t Agents.

DRUGGISTS.

JOII.V LAVAL, Wholesale and Retail Druggy r liealer In mctlicinet, I'uinfs, Oils, Bnithet, dcc. MAIN NX., bet. Second and Third, Kvansville, Ind. .Ir'lcu.;?r.a,t,)tlon Riven to CUTTING WiNlxiW l,AXS Kimimirfl. jntr.il dtf CLOCKS. Wholesale Clock House, geissierTdelan8, WHOLESALE Clock X3JO,l3 Seep constantly on hand a FULL assortnentof Setn 'Phomas and other American blocks ;- REGULATORS, OFFICE AND ALL CLtXJKS. Send for JFYto IAtt to Xo. 48 MA IX STREET. marlO rtly O JSSHSWAEE. DANIEL O. MARK. JAMKS it. WARRK1T, JAMES P1ULA.N. MARK, WARREN & CO., DICECT IMPORTERS and WHO U SALE DEAL EES In QITEENSWAEE, C HIN AND GLASSWARE, Lamps, Looking.-GIasses, JAMES Af. WARREN, having re-purchased his former Interest of M. Kenning, Esq., and as we have sold our in'erest in the CAIRO HOUSE, aud also removed our stock from the old stand No. 18 Main St., thus concentrating onr entire resources ti thu commodious MARBLE FRONT BUILDING, Mo. 25 Firt street, We feel assured, we have facilities to compete with auy house in tbe country. S'.'e receive our Queens ware direct from tho I'otterlen of Staffordshire, England, via New Orleans and ilew York; hence pay no seco ad-hand profits which rightfully belong to our customers. iTavlnsr completed arrangements with -ME A K tN BROS. & CO., of Staffordshire, Eugland, for the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL for th Is maikeCof t heir celebrated BTON E CHINA WARE, we are now prepared t supply tha trade. tw Consult yourbwn interest by examining our stock before purchasing elsewhere. IJanl UxeeSsier Biwve Works. (Successors to H. E. Blemker), 7'AJi i; rACTUIt !EICH ot the fine and wUJL heavy EXCELSIOR STOVE, in most durable now made, and th famous CHARTER STGVS, and th good and cheap Armada, Stonewall, Xentuckj , TENNESSEE, and PALMETTO STOVES, and a great variety of H KA TSNO HTOVEii, all of tbe latest and most; approved patterns. Also, Light and Smooth. Count ry Hoi lowWare, iskiilets and Lids, Ovens and 1 Jds. Dog-Irons, Dinner Pots, Tea-Ki ittlea ; and f 'articular attention paid to tnt jaana 'aoureof HoQ;38-Work CAOT-IEOrC FS9JTS,'G KATES.. c,lc. Also Tinware; ' and Dealers in Tinners' t Jtock. If desired, Cooking Stoves w a r ran ted for twelve luoaths. Orders solicited before purchasing elsewhere. Kouudery, corner Birth Btreet and Canal. Store and Bam pie Room, at No. 14 Kecond Btreet. n. rsiemner' old sxand. , BLK.MKKR, TTLLMAJM CO. mav2 OTICK TO OITX-SlllFl'Klt Having leased the Evansville Cotton Compress, X am prepared to receive a 1 Otion Hud put tue same through with dispatch. Witn au incri-itse of power aud ..tiuiuoiisil improvements, there will be no detention; aud cotton, wnlle in my hands, 1 covered by insurance. Tbe advantage cf compressing Cotlon Is well known to old shippers : and all I a k i a i rial to luure a conllu uanre .f your bustt.rM. Janll olwj G H. 11NCH. WM. C. TURN0CK 4c 00, BRASS FOUNDERS, Qss 2nd Steam Pipe Fitters, Corner Pine and First Streets, Cash paid for old Copper and Brass. mm' Dealers In all kinds of Brasa Cock! Whistles, aud Kteu.ua Gauges. PartlcouU Mention paid to repairing and adjustl! Htearn Gauges MuneKlf FAIBCIJA.VKS' BTANDARD ot all kinds. iroitNBROOK 4 CO., No. North Water Street, Evansville, Ird oc23 dGni HOTIOE IS 1IKRI:i:T OIVKa.tuat. 1 will apply to the Cltv Council r t Kvansville, ou -Monday, February 1st, 186 B, for permission to t-ret iwo name dive 11. lntpi one-story, 21 by 5 Jeet; also two t ta. oies, i-j ny yj feet on iots inos. anf c jaul did 'Dissolution of Copartnership. rruiE coPAKTsrr.icxiiip iiek.totore existing i a wee a James r A. carpenter, Ira M. While, John S. BaV.er and Converse Clement, undr the tlrr i name ot Carpenter, White ; linker. Is mis day dissolved by mutual consent, '.'he business of tbe late una will be f uled by James M. Carpenter. Ira M. 'Wfltlte, and Converse Clement, who only axe authorizea to eett'e trie same. CARPENTEK. WHITE ft BAKER. Evansville, led., Dec. 3ht, I'StH. Copartnership. T1IK tStlSIUSED MATE KNteroa into a copartnership for the purposeof carrying on tbi Wholesale Dry Goods Business, under lli- name,, style, ard tirm of C arpenter, W hite fc Co.. at the old stand lormeily occnoled by Carpenter, White Sc Baker. Thankful lor tho liberal ratrona'e heretofore extended to Ihe old firm, and soliciting a continuance of the same with the new. We are, very respectfully, JAMES M.. CARPENTER. IRA M.WHITE, Janld3w CONVERSE CLEilENT.

BUSINESS CAHJi.

COAL! (M'AL! Having resumed my former busilieH", I w'lUld hereby inform my old patrons and the public generally that I nm prepared to deliver GOOD CLEAN COAL on short notice. Coal t'n all rate must be paii tor when onlerrd. Atre.it for the celebrated PARA' DISf COAL. JOS. THOMAS. Of! ce in American House. uov4 dly . FAHNLEY, KUI1N & t 0., Western Brewery, Manufacturers of Lager Beer, Ale, and Porter, In barrels, half-barrels, kegs and bottles. ornoR-Ko. mai ?f sr., JCVAX8VILI.E, INDIANA. nov7 ly OVXiiar w.LMm mr .m mm m wmwm i m STAHK & K0LC, merchant Tailors, And Dealers in Xer L Second -hat:d Uotiilns, Ko. KFXOXU HT., Bet. Alain and Locust, EVAN.svri.LK, In v. Cleaning and Repairing done to order. A liberal price p-ud for second-hand clothing. tie'i d.sm II. J. fiCULlKrVEK. I Old Reliable Dru Store, j Where can at all tlms be founds the largest ussortcd stock in theS Htate, cousWiinq; of a" etioless va-j riety ot f;ni!sn, r rencn, uxi American Perfumes, Pouifd's, Coloprae, Ruby Toilet fr-ts. VVsl lets. Purse. Curd Cases. fcc. Alsr. a splendid stock of Hponges, and jj Chamois of all grades. g nov2!i P BLYTUE IIYNES, ATTORNEY- 4T- IiA W. OFFICE THIRD STEEET, In WALKER'S BUILDING. novll ly THAD. P. GUSDN & CO., COTIOX IMC'TOItS, Com'n and Furumrdtna Agent, And A gents for Atlantic & threat Western Railway FAST FREIGHT UN:, Ho. 18 North Water Street, EVAFUVILIK, I Nil I AN A, Bion op the . Cotton Balk. nov!3 6m -i m mt w S. E. GILBERT & CO., WHOLESALE GKOCERS, No. 31 North '.First Street, EVANSVILLE, IND TANA. A full stock always on hand and for sale at the low t market prices. iiovl2(iiu CITY GROCERY. -1 o ra w w C3 BOBQMAN & BEIIME. DKALKK8 IN Family Groceries and 1'rooisionn, 3d ST., bet, MAIN & LOCUST. Goods delivered fre all o?er the city. no victim g CARPENTER AND JOINER .7. U. FAI IU Keeps constantly "ii baud wellfcersoned Poplar, Pine, Walnut, Ash, Cherry, and Ceda- Lumber, ready to make all kinds of work in my line. Especial attention fiveu to raining aud moving bulldogs. Also keeps Jack Mcrew tor hire. i"Hhop corner ot Market ia Bond Ktreets, LvatiHVllie, lud. novll d im WHEELER & E1GG3, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Cor. First and Sjcaniora Sts., EVANSVILLE, IND. novll ly C. DECKER & SONS, Manufacturers of ELLIOTT'S OB H M H PATENT SUCTION, FORCE, and ANTI-EREZING PUMP. War ranted. Can be used in any depth of wen. Also Wholesale manufacturers of CHAIN PUMP TUBING. 146 ami us MAisr MKi;i:r, novll ly EVANSVILLE, IND. Evaiisvilie Easiness College, Corner MAIN Ac Til I It l SIS., EVANSVILLE, IM)IAA. Book-koeplnr, Penmanship, and Mathematics made speciullies. Session both day aud eveolug. For circulars, glvlug terms, 4c, or specimens of Penmanship, addreM WELLS A lil.INKK, novll ly Proprietors. a The puiest of Medicinal Wines Jt Frandlcs Only for sale at Ht'llLAKPFER'H. Trusses, Pupporters, Bandages, and Bbould-r Braces t lie best assorted stocK in tills city tor sale owat fcttilLAI.l'FKK'H. nov28 DR. (V K. RIKUliOWJiU, i urj;eou Ioiit it, Evansville. Indiana. OFFICE: CC It. MAI. Kill THIRD NTS.. (Second Floor), YVn4liiiigtoii Ittoclt. od7 ly I1ENUV W. RUTIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, and NOTARY-PUBLIC. Hllco for the present In the County C'erk's Oihcu. aiovtf iwtn KrontnUcrzee&li&riultA Proprietors of the 8 City Livery and Sala Stables, Will buy, sell, and trade in Horsey Mule, EuuQie, Ac. Btables on IOcust Btreet. bet. Third and Fourth, Kvansville. 1 . (Formerly known as KohnVj Stable.) I novo d3m T1 Acnf lri'K I!im;, X. OLAUli'lLIs DYER AND SCOURER, lirni STItKET, bet. Oak end VheT7. Bilk, Wool, Cotton, Ac, colored to order. All work w:irrau(el, and any d:ui:'-' promptly paii L i inai'7 d' 'ii K0C2RT WW, TJ n l J t in. MAIN 8TKR1CT, leU Fourth and Fifth tVAJ(ViI.til!a' lt receive.! HwnstiunUy on baud. U aim.

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; rou nmiT. , tJIIlM It ST. S I V A l v7 N T "ll!f- l,7JI! ) J:. '""''I oi Hie Ciiiiio. rhind .! i,v , . ,.,r. i Illlr.h, r l.i K..,,, ,! ,:i,Ml:iH. ; Htre.-ts. This would b-i H vi-rv i -.nu.,.. pttice tor teaching Atuttr. or lr;u i, . ,.,.( J'alntlnff. Also, n, o l room foi u n !! . ). jlnquireof ALVAU J.ill,K(iN, snlilir P-al KM -it i' Avi'tit. oii salt:. Foi: N.ti,i;-MToru;.i!iiAT-Thc ,'. lent si 'ix-lo;it "l'nc,J J fie," i f ., -l;iif ill the moilttl of tiref'M River, wilii stock and lixtun-s iimny lltii-.l n,,, :,t with evry rim von l"m- ',r tin- t i-ic : -, j i I) mt cs n be m-cii In I. m in'iiitii .! ih -.i 'Xlvur. limu with a stuall f m i 1 y wml I have a nice homo h nd ti nd a i!" ' n 1 1 . , ti In fiurctialnir it. it propei t y w -n ' i b.i taken lu i-x'-liangc lur the bout. .j t!--v R,sidf;ncu and . 'arr-i Jor V. 'Aa. rjHii-; iu;siii;.te. of th. im. j)r JLTliomns llunelw wi 1 he sold at .rlv.! sK. Hald f'irm coritiiins i' in r . v:. lmproverneiits. Jt l nlwuitiinn mil.' In M Dixie's Bint Ion, on the E. A !. R. Ii., "l ten mMhh from this ell .-. l'r fuitlKrj'ii-tic-ulars nnplv at Dr. 1. T. K'm-i''.' i!!l"'. o. Fir-t Mtreet. Evi iisvl.ic. J - 1 FOR BALK ANJ 10!'. Y.VS7. x, iii:At I ni.isi JLiMxP DwelliiiK HO'.ist-s, and Kmi . Ten lhou,;aii! m-ics nl Fanning lnl. I buy and .eil Ji..i( 1 Unf. ALV.II .MH X.-fiV, Ui-n.1 i;sl,Hte A -i lit. Third H'rcH, aoc-i tf Eiit'wroule, ll r. "7-r axt t: t-). Hi n: :i: s-i i-..- ,r two (iV partiif'Sln tnc Crescent ' 1 1 y 1 ln'ir iun Mill, of, 11 dfstred , tho uii"ie IhithI UU bs pnichtvseil. ,J;ii.7 tl2w AOENTS WANTED F t Secrets of th) Creat City. .A. work descriptive of the !'(''. u oiel the Vict, the Alp! " it, X umt i, mid tYiiiw ef New York ity. f you wish to snow lrw fur'nn.-s ar madeniid lost In a y ; iiowshrmul men aie ruiuod in Wall Mreel; how cuiiiil rymen are swindled by khai pers ; liowninIsters and mi reliant i are blackmailed; how dunce hulls and concert phIoiuih it r llliiIlHucil ; how Ktn b I ll '1 houses Hint lo terles tire ron.lucted, road tins work. It ronlaiiis over : fine iiKravtnws, ami lehs 11 about the .MiUfiiinnKl runes of N w Yrk, and Is the Iciest ami ciie ipi st work of the kit -1 ever published. lrlr? only 2 75 er t opy. Hend for oltciilars a d see our terms, find a lud description oi Ihe wmk. Ail'lre-s Jd.NKH hKOTllUH i CO., I lliclnnall, 1 1. Jan? (Ijwlm HA Jtl.ow J. Phkli of New Crle ih. .1. G. MeCt i.i.fw ii, of LoulsvUl.', Ky. Js'oTT, ol New Orleans. PRODUCE, PRO Vis J OX, AND OHSiKAt, Ccmmisrion Korchants, 112 ( KATIE B bTlllU T, nov24dlf NEW OHLEANM. K. K. PUNKEHMOX. KO. I'V M il.KTi S R. K. D IIS EE HSU & '().. FORWARDING & COMMISSION .Tjr.utJiiA.vr.s, A D General Ag tuts for the Krlc TriiuHior(;itli.ii i'omn'y FAST FREIGHT LINE, EVANSVILLE, - INUJA'JA. Liberal Cash Advanc s made on Co!islj;n111 ti. its, RF.FFR TO -Bitinm I Buyard, Vice i'r. 't Hvm'Hvllle Nailomil l .mik, I: viiiiv 1 1 le, inill .iiii; Mo-i-s 'J'n vlor, i'resl.lent, N itioual City Hunk, .New Yoik; l:cu. CurlWright, Cashier National livlt inli, .Ww You: Smlt h A Dun n ini;. New Y i s : T. I., liiirrett, (ashler Hun; ol K'.ni ink , Lfiulsville; W. C. Ill Cashier Conim-i. elitl lianu of ICeiitucI y, I ,ou l-,v (lie; J .1 ' t L. MaltlHiid ift Co., New Yoik; Hon. ti . 11. Pendleton Cincinnati, O. nnvl-til FBKD. R. IIUKTON. Al.tX. Wll.SilX. No. 5 n. vati: i STRi:r;r, E VANS VI LL E, IXDIa NA . For wxii'ili n ;v and; CommiHwiou MERCHANTS UIDOENEItAt- AGKNTM WHITE LINE Central Transit Coiap.iny. AU freights for Jievo York mid AViy England towns through without (riiiiftr. aii20 TII03. i 8HTII & (.,;., PROUCi.'K AN1 COMMISSION Mi:ilCUAI V: Dealers lu Flour, Hay, Corn, Oat, Graf and PIMJUUCE UKNi;itM..t,i, No. a ftoirru WAi'fcK rt-Mi:ji-, EVAPIHVIuLK, !. Agents ffir the celebrated HAZARD POWDER COMPANY. All orders promptly ftld tnn.';!d WM. H. KFAD. JOHN KIM.STdN, - READ Ik Jimz'l'O'J, PRODUCE, KOHWAltlilNd, ami COMMISSION MERCIAN TS. And Dealers in Cora, Outs, Hour, liny, Uacou, Lurd, HIiIh ., Hklu, and Count ly Pr iiluip (fenerailv, A(u. 3.i and 3. Locust Sf rt cf. se22 d im E V A SM VI t.I.K. i ""ll. Mcrthai.t Tailor. 3. u.1k.ai.lj!i.4"ioii Can be found at NO. 8 CHANDLER'S IiLOt BD?1 ,Trn II I'A HS. I CJnrI. am HULLKR ic UU., i Wholesale and Retail i -y Ct'ttTOf-MADC P CO to m o IJOOTS A7iISIZOi:s.f V. Children's fhoes a j,eclu!ty. I SS Mail Ktrfft. oc'X) u.n EUGENE KAPPLi; Manufacturer and Dealer lu MOlLai.VfJS, FI. !)nl.Vb, KIDI.M., And all kln'ixot DRESSED A WD RODQII LU:,mi'IL. Also Hole Proprh tor and Manufao n ' tureroflho !1. UJ' 1 1 1 t 1 iU 1 1 1 in 1 1 1 1 1 ilTTITlTn r , i i i i i ii i i i i i i fy- n Celebrated PICKET FENG!;. Corner of Elvlhloc Street and Caa il, Near Relte II iney's Foundry, oc3l dOni EVAiJavii.i.K, la o.