Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 January 1869 — Page 4

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COMiNU SOOTH. Arrive K'ville. H:28 A M S:'y at 8: 18 P M Terre Haute. Vineennes j b Th Vincennes Accommodation Tiain leaving at 2;i P. M , makes close ioonwtion with the Ohio and Mississippi ' JiilroaU at Vince-nries for St. Louis aud Ca'ro. '; Terra Haute and Indiaaapdis. ' FROM TEKBK HAUTE. Leave. Arrive. Mall Train .u t 2 I 4 -r p Accommodation J m j Hay Kxpress 4 J p A TlieebftnA 'on theOtilo and "Mississippi rJiimuI lakes placo on Monday, Deecm- . tor Kwr wlK we will correct the time table of that Koad. -'"'' -' E. H. & N. R. R, Northern Division. TRAIKS OOiNO SOUTH. Iyiave Henderson dally (Sundays 7:30 a.mI Arrive at Hansom OOINQ NORTH. Leave Harsora Arrive at Henderson......... 10 -AO A.M. 1 :45 p.m , S:W r.H Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. TRAINS ARB1VK AT JUNCTION.. . Going W8l .M :0O A. m. .. 5:1 ( P. M. Going Kast.-........ i... : :05 P. m. . 9:53i'. m. ' 8TKAMMOAT IJNE8. : ! : , ' To LOUI3VII.I.K Kvery Monday and Saturday at loo'cloek a.m. Kvery 1 uenday, , Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 8 O'clock p.m. , , . . To Caiko Dally, except Bonday, at 4 o'clock p.m. . . , To ORK.K! RiVKR.-Kvery Monday ana Friday at 5 o'clock p. at. Kvery Ihursday at ft o'clock f. m. ' ... ' To Eahtpokt. Kvery Monday, WedueBdav and Krlday at 4 o'clock v. u. To Hr-djikson Dally, except, Sundays, m s o'clock p. . ... . , To Nabhvii.1.-Every Wednesday aiul Raturday at 4 p. . To M bmfhis Kvery Tuesday at 4 p. m. 1 RockportStage (via Newbnrh ami lloontlle.) carrying the mall, leavea.t7A. M., oa Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrives by 7 P. j-., Tuesdays, Thursdays nd Saturdays. ' ..' New Harmony Mall Stage leaves Mondays and Fridays at 7 A. M. Arrives Tuesdays and Satnrdays by 4 P. M. Mt Vernon Mail Htage leaves dally (e eept RandayM) at 7 A. M. Arrives daily (ex ept Sundays) by 2 P. M. To Nbwbcko. HacK dally (except vn4ay, from the Merchant's Hotel, at 3 o'clock p. k. WEDNES DAY. ..JANUARY 27, 1 CITYJKWS. III. Equires Emery and Walker are both ill, and not able to attend to the duties of their offices. ... , . Business. Main Street presented an unusually busy aspect yesterd"y. ; During a great portion of the day the sidewalks w?re thronged with people. Discontinued. The Mayor's Court has been discontinued. What few cases are to be adjudicated by authority from the city go through the regular channel now. Don't Forget. Let no Hepubli- . can forget that the Boards of Regis try willsit at the various places for voting, on Monday nexi. All should register. It is important. . Petty Thieving. Some thief stole a lot of carpet filling from the stable of Mr. Philip Euler, yesterday. There was quite a quantity of.it. It was taken from the stable by the rear entrance. - JST The Sociabb by the young ladies of the Walnut Street Church to-morrow evening promises to be one of the most attractive entertainments of the season. The young people of tho city especially will be out in force Bank Officeb.3. Under the new Directory, tho officers of the Merchants' National Bank are C. R. Bement, President; Matthew Ilenning, Vice President; and J. August Lemcke, Cashier. A good corps of officers. . I'ebsonal. Jesse W. Laird, of Rqskpor, ,W. J. Hargrave, W. P. Hudson, and George L. Masters, of Boonville, were in the city last night. Captain John (Jilbeit, of Golconda, Illinois, and Captain Jim Webb, of pycuaburg, Kentucky, were in the ' city yesterday. Ooino East. -There is a vast quantity of corn now going East. Every up river boat comes lull, and .large quantities are landed here and then forwarded by rail. The Tennessee River packets bring much corn from that classic stream. Not the same Bacon. The Bacon whose house was burglariously entered in Madisonville a few nichts since, is not our worthy friend, Robert A. Bacon, Assistant Superintendent of the Evansville, Henderson & Nashville : Railroad. Our informant was mistaken in the man. Decease of a Venerable Lady. Mrs. Susannah Reilly, the venerable mother of our fellow-townsmen. Win. and Osborne Reilly, died at her home iu Armagh, Ireland, on the 4th inst.4 at the advanced age of eighty-four years. Her- sons have just, received the melancholy intelligence. ,. . Drowned Mules. Mr.' Duke, of Tennessee, who came down with a lot of mules on the Rose Hi te last night, had nineteen mules and one horse on the Le Claire when she . sunk. Of the twenty head of stock' :only four mules were Bayed. He has another lot on board, which he will ship today on the Lewellin. He says about forty head of horses and mules were lost by that disaster. Shooting a Hou. a fat hog escaped from its owner yesterday, and after a fruitless effort to capture or drive it back the owner got Captain Cochrane, Chief of Police, to shoot it with his revolver, which he did the second shot striking fair in the forehead, when the throat of his hogship was, cut," and he was hauled off on a dray." The report of the pistol - attracted a Urge crowd, many supposing, as they saw others running to the wharf, that a man had been shot.

-Iu tho Court of Common Phss yesterday the case of Robert Feathovstone vs. John Clark and Sarah Clark, Ttas taken up. This is a ease in which t appeared a note bad been given by Clark to Featherstone for the sum of $1,400. and to secure tke note, mortgage had been given on property. The note was lost. The decision of the Court was that a new note showld be given by Clark, and a new mortgage executed. John Adams, on charge of larceny, was sentenced to ono year's imprisonment in tbo State's prison. A verdict of guilty waa rendered day before yesterday, and yesterday the pentence was passed. In this rase a motion for a new trial, which had been made, was withdrawn. Mary Ilibber, who, it will "be remembered, was arrosted some time pineo on charge of Stealing a washtub, had a hearing and was sentenced to imprisonment in the county jail for thirty days. Henry Norton, who, it will also be lemembered, was arrested pome time since on charge of stealing a game eoek, had a hearing. Trial by jury. Verdict, not guilty. Norton put in as a plea that some one had givea him tho game cock on the street while Lo himself was in a state of iufoxication, and that ho had nor idea of appropriating tho chantacicer to his own use. lie will perhaps bo a little mora cautious in future, and not allow himself to be imposed upon as he stated he was. 'Intoxicating whisky will havo a multitade of sins to answer for in the Great Day. ' " Outrageous. Last Saturday an old negro man, who resides iu Independence, came to the city on some business, and when returning to his home was set upon in Independence by a lot of white men, j who began annoying .him in every wajMhcy could. The u gro boro it all patiently, not resenting anything said or done to him, and when at last he had got looso from his tormentors and was passing on, some of Hie white men commenced to throw stones" at him., He was ntruck Feveral times and pretty severely bruised and lamed also. Such conduct deserves punishment, and it is hoped those engaged in the. outrage may be brought to justice. The affair was witnessed by many of the citizens of Independence, who are indignant at such misconduct. To have interfered in the negro's behalf would have been to have involved "themselves in the trouble with those fellows. Overboard. Yesterday morning as a young man of considerable ponderosity attempted to step from the bow of a steamer on to;the wharlbo.it he mistook the distance and stepped into the river, on the outside. As lie rose to the surface, he ' exclaimed in the language of a hero in Neal's Char-, coal Sketches, "Ahoy there! The boat is blown up and those who arc not biled are drowned, and those that can't swim must tread water! Where are, your splatter-docks?" He wus hauled out dripping like a drowned rat, leaving a monstrous hole in the rivet froon which he was drawn. It is strange that people will tako so much "water iu their'n." ; : PiiEMONiiroNS op a Storm. All signs, it is .said, fail in dry weather, but we saw yesterday signs of a storm which we havo never yet known to fail, and we confidently expect cold, blustery wee ther before the end of the week. White sea gulls made their appearance, skimmiug the surface of the river in front of the city,. Some five or six of the harbingers of storm and cold were seen the very first ol the season. Personal. Ben. C. Young, well known in our mercantile circles, is in the city.' Ben.. is still nursing a sore hand, through which a charge of shot passed some weeks ago. He loses the use of the littio finger and the one next it, but retains the use of the index and middle finger. Beinxr about to dismount from his horse he set down his gun and placed his hand over the muzzle for support. As he alighted he accideully struck the lock with his too, which discharged the gun, the entire charge pissing through his hand, and some of thc shot passing through the lim of his hat. To-day there a "1 be fit partial eclipse of the moon. A ootemporary learnedly tells us how the thing will bo done, lie savs: At 7:32 o'clock V. M.. the full moon. in the sign of Cancer, will move into a portion of the shadow of the earth, and become a little less than one-hail eclipsed. The middle of tho eclipse will oeaur at 8:42, the end at 0:52 in the evening. The size of. the eclipse will be 5i digits on th.r northern limb. The moon will be one hour above the eastern horixon at five minutes past G o'clock on that evening. Not a Boy. It was reported yesterday that a boy had been drownod in the river at the new wharf-boat at the ship yard. The story was that in attempting to jump from the Mollie Norton to tho wharf-boat, he had jumped into the river and was drown ed. Upon investigation, however, we were gratified to learn that the object that fell into the river was a capstan, which was about being put upon the wharf-boat, and which tho men let fall because the boat was swinging away from the wharf-boat. This incident, no doubt, gave rise to the story of a boy having been drowned. Assault and Battery. Yesterday Barbara Lutz, on charge of assaulting Mary. Brager in the street with a basket, had a hearing before Esquire Davidsou. The fight took place on the street, and is said to have been quite, a spirited -contest. Barbara was fined one cent, with cost added. Tho parlies will probably be more peaceably disposed in future.

Court ok Oummon Pleas

Officers Committers to SerrC the

i - YHRtj Men's hTtstjan Association for the Year IStlQ. . officers. ... L. Ruffnor, Jr., President. ' ' J. W. Barbour, Vice President. Frank M. Dusouchet, Corresponding Secretary. J ames L. Curnick, Recording Score tary. John Uoolkcr, Treasurer. . ', ' Ed. L. Rrennan, LibrHrian. Directvrs Daniel O. Mark; Wslnnt Street Presbyterian Church; F. C. Islhart, Trinity M.E. Church; L. Ruffuer, Jr., Vine Street Presbyterian Church; Samn-1 N. Curnick, IngloStreet M.JU. Church; S. K. Leavitt, Baptist Church; Michael Mayers, German M. E. Church; Dr. II. W.Clotfd, Christian .Church; S. B." Sansom, Cumberland Presbyterian i Church; Fred. Decker, Zion's Church. ; . JAbrnry. C. Willetts, Chairman; S. R. Hornbrook, John XI. Foster, John Griess, Floyd Stinson. - . Devotional Meetings and JElxfrcise John Wymond, Chairman j Danie G. Mark, Win. E. Hollingsworth." iSutihjy Jli.sion Behoofs John F Glover, Chairman; TV-' Wi burner, Alvah Johnson, S. r. Evans; " ' Employment Wm. E. French, Chairman; Henry M. Preston, G. N. Wells, James Lilly. '. 1.i .Jioardiug llousrs John Becker, Chairman; John E.- Wall Daniel Qrt Wilson, ; W' '""" , FiwniM 3 ames L. Orr, Chairman ;- Jesse W. Walker, James II. Catlef, Phil. C. Decker. i ' ' ' liobms ami liecspiivvs Df. H. WCloud, Chairman f C. K. Drew, A. C. liosencrans, Charles Deckerj Thomas Oreenlees. ' 1 1 i . . Lecture J. M. Shackelford ('hairman: John Ingle, Jr., Wm Baker, II. M. Goodlet. i-JL-----i ' Cht Membership Wm. Hi. Brown, Chairman; Jacob Miller.Wm. A. An-dert-ou, Fred. Vcss. Alexander JM Gow, Isaac-Adams, Sills Tiche'nof." Visit in rr and 3fi?sion Work Wm. B. Jaquess, Chairman; ,"Joh!Bf-; ridge, Dr. II. G. Jones, Fred. Brockenkroeger. hs.uiai y. Church's (One from each church ;) cuviit, n;iiM tiiuHii, jiiiiirWugene Iglehart.-TiaityJkl-Jta-i; Jas. LI. Setcher, Jr.,Vine man ; J Church Street Presbyterian Church; Fred,, Eekert, Zion' Church ; James.Vfkery, Tnglc Ktiee M, E. Church; Luke Wond, Walnut' Street Presbyterian Church; Sansoai, Cuiabeilaud Presbyterian Church. i. k PttKPARiNU for Woiuc. Workmen were buHily engaged lowering Messrs. Uhlhorn ,& Rrinkinan's'" mavblo" "yard yesterday, and iu putting it in order for the Spring work. The amount of fine building stone turned out by the various dealers in stouo in this city last year, is quite astonishing. The fine Green Riverstone brought to the city and moulded into all shapes for building purposes, has attracied the attention of architects and builders from many points below this cil'. It is justly celebrated for building ' purposes. A much heavier business will bedone-th coming season ii: toat line than ever before ia this city. Easily Fixed. Some of the citizens of the Fourth Ward are ycryindignant because the Council ; gave certain parties license to sell liquor on Fourth Street.- They threaten to" letition the Council to-revoke the Ifeense. There is, an easier, way of disposing of such difireulties. Let the granting of the- license be voted a, "clerical error," and at tho next meeting of the Council let the minutes of of the clerk bo corrected by inserting the word " wo,','' go that hii record shall read, "License was not granted," &e. If difficulties with regard to street improvements ?are disjwsed of in that way, wo can't sop why a license may not .be revoked by a similar scratch of a pen. . , . ' i - - -I I Fine Beef Cattle -Among the freight brought in by tiie Awcllin, last night, from Tcnncts'River were eightce n head of as fine fat cattle as we ever saw. They were all young Bteers, nnd were shipped "by Mr. M,' L. Fau'ks, of Fowler'sJiand. ing, Tcnnest.ee, who, wc are told hns one hundred head more of a Jikg quality. Tlic eighteen brought here aver age -1.0G1 'pounds "each. There will be no trouble in findiug; a market here. : , ! I 'f 1 Shipped. John Carr and Louis Foulks, the. lviys" who were engaged in the light on Locust Sireet day .be fore yesterday, and of which mention was made iu yesterday's papcjvere both "shipped " up the river yesterday. Foulks, who was stabbed, did not suffer any serious inconvenience, from the wound, but was quite able to travel. Should they go to the rural districts, as they propose, and go to work, they nia3, in time,' learn to behave themselves better. -i 1 - Declined. In the Council yrot ccedin'gs published yesterday morning it should havo been Stated that '3If.' A. T. Whittlesey, declined o liccept (he apffirtmcnt to take the eeasus ol the city. Jfe wishes it distinctly understood that he, .will not do the work.' Some other person will have to.be appointed in his places i New Advertisement. We'direct attention to tho ard';ot S. P. Hill, commission merchant and i produce dealer," Nos. 39 and 41 Water Streetf corner of Walnut, .Cincinnati.' Mr. Hill stands high among tho business men of Cincinnati, and will give prompt attention to all business entrusted to his care j - -- t . I ! i Stealing " Dog License." Night bef ore last some thief stole from the neck of a dog at the mill of Igleheart Bros., a dog check, which had just been fastened to the neck of the animal by means 6f a collaf. This is a novelty in the way of thieving. The' collar was fastened '-'by ineani oj a lock, and could not nave"" been taken c-IF without the lock had been unfastened or the collar cut. .. . . . , Recorder's Court. The Recorder had but one case before him for adjudication, yesterday. A colored girl,1 named Jane Mcsser, appeared . on charge of disorderly conduct. The usual finc'and costs in such cases were imposed, but Jane, not having tho wherewith -to liquidate, was sent -to the lock-up to board it out.,

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YoUSqLADlES-TEJRTAJUiESX.. I The ladies of the Walnut Street Presbyterian Church have, during the season, each alternate week, been giv ing a series of fere sociables and sup pers, which have been largely attend ed and proven a great source of enjoyment to all. ! We learn, however, that on to-morrow (Thursday) night, the programme will be somewhat varied. The management of the Sociable will be given up to the Young Ladies of tho congregation, ;and they have in preparation an elegant entertainment. which they hope to make the most at tractive and :inost largely attended of the series. " 'A sumptuous supper, em bracing in the bill of fare all the-sab stan.tials.and 4elicacie of the 'feeasotJ; will be furnished, which, with the so eial entertainment ot the evening, provided by Jhe YoungfLavJiesJ will doabtlcss draw to the parlors of the Walnut " Street Church to-morrow night, , a large attendance 'of ! Wth youngoind old. By a notice in the local column t will bo seen. a. charge of fifty centj will pe made at the door; children twenty-five cents. j -s.il..! t a. i i-pTCtkpfoit,d Sale of Prop'ERTY.Tlie City Colloet-Or Isold some "more 'propferyf yesterday, on which the tax had not.Dce'n paid. The sale of all on which tax"es had ' ot .been paid was completed yesterday, we are informed,';' Tom TnUMB vr-The little folks, and the big on--, orj, will 'not fall'tvy re member -hat General Tom Thumb and suite make their appearance on Friday? aiid remain two dajs. The General's uni&rsal popularity is sure to draw W large crowd. - A u ' ' A StfEET Si-ILL. A barrel pf mo lasses. , belonging to Posey County .Lii.i-.! , I CXl4iaui&, fell fro a wagon on! the wharf jicsterdayaiid bursted, formiug ia slrai f ' hm;t.hened sweetness long drawn put. ' Rather an unprofit able trip.. for ibat teamster. Filling,, JO imterns, One of the sUixitu fire eBgines was on the wharf last night,1 engaged in filling cisterns. -USr'Pisir'&jBarterl No. ID Main Street, have received t Frank Leslie's Ladies! Magazine for February. lb. LOCAL NOTICES. r-k i Young Ladies' Sociable. The young ladies $f the: Walnut Street Presbyterian (.JonaTej'ation will give a Sociable, and Supperj in the Cuurch Parlofs, iort fo-iuorrow . (Thursday) evening. Admission, 1T) cents chil dren, 2.r cents , 'Rooms open at 7-i o'clock. The public are cordially in vited. . 27 2t : Auction. Hiram NcJsonsell9 t auction, to-morrow morning, at nine o clock.. a lot oi Household l tirni ture, beds, bed clothes and wearing apparel, at his Auction Room, Lo cost Street. i.'i ,J6fi8?".J.Tame8 Gordon I'ennett, Jr., beat the world in his rrejit yacht race So Dr. J : W. . Poland's Humor Doctor outstrips, all other renmdica for cieanxing the blood. Sold by ' ja27 , ', , Cloud & Aiken. , . Union Prayer MEicrrNos. Union Prayer Meetings are to be held under the auspices ,. of itho Young Men's Christian Association each morning uuring tiics we.clc, as tyllows: Wednesday morning at Vine Street Church ; Thursday morningjit Zion's Church: Friday morning' at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church; and on Saturday .morning at. the Baptist Church. The exercises commence promptly at o o otock, and continue one hour. All are invited. , " jau27-4t JEST Ladies' and Misses' G love Calf 1 ohsh ' Roots just .received at the house where Children's Shpesi are a specialty. , Oiir stock -of ehildrcns' slioes is immense, and is not equaled in quality and stIe short o! New Ytrk City. Person who have heretofore bought their'shoes" for them-selve-and children in New York and other large cities, buy of us now. Our goodstiro all custom made, and of the fee! luality. We'ca!! warrant our colored gaed as darabht'as'ariy shoe made. Gent's and lioy's Calf Roots in great variety. 1 We aje . pleased to vhow bur goods, .prices' 'lower than low. .'; ., Geo, Miller & Co., ,'3 Main St., between First and Seatnd,r. ,-snf.' - ,jan2ti-2t. -"JB1 Brown's .lironchial Troches, for l'ulmonary -and Asthmatic disorders; havff pnhx d their cllicacy by, a test of 'many years, and havo received testimonials from eminent meu who have used themC i Those who are suffering from Coughs, . Coldsi Hoarseness, sSorc Throat, tc, fliuld try " Tli& Troches,' a 's5mple remedy which is in almost every as5 effectual. -jan2fvvd-d.t-r. r . ni nri .) For lyENT Business House No. Sl Maiu Street! hrcc doors from the eoruer of Third Street. For. particu, lars, apply to, AiiTUirR Loge," " . l t. New Arrlrals. 5, bbl KrOUt. ii ! J 5 " Sweet Cider, i ..,...-,.. ? Hnckwhf at Flour. . ? 5:' u ? 'Eleg mt Syrup. , , 10() " Eastern ApJes. f liijcases Yarmouth Sugar Corn. Parsons, Scoville A'Moffett. dec2l) ! ' v x i 't . Flour. The est brand of choice family , flour sod u the city, the Cynthiana Mill.4, also, rye floor-for. sale by H. D. 4 11 is & Co., First St. second door Inflow Vino. JSJ A new stock of-Silk Fringes and Freneh Corsets Rt i i Hughes'. - SALT 1 FLOUR! PORK ! ! NAILS ! ! We offer to the trade 10,000 barn-els1 KANAWHA SALT. 2,0M) barrels and sacks FLOUR of different brands and grades. 5,000 kegs WHEELING NAILS, "A" largo supply of 'Jiulfc Meats, LtriJ iivgar Cured Uncoil JJovi, tfrc. A " ' L: Buffner, Jr., & Co., No. 7 Main Street, near Water Street. , A Large . Stock of Superior Liquors N. F. Carr tt Co., at Is 6.' 3 and 4 South' Water Street, havo a very large Btock of superior Liquors pf the choiecst brands, selected with great care expressly for this market by Mr. Curr himself, "with -penat reference to tlio want of this trade, and offered at very. small profits by y holesale to cash customers. ' Steamboat- bars supplied on lilx-ral terms. j declO-dtf

A didlagutshed JteLUCKil.t Miuinwv 'proialncnt TetuperiiuoM LeuLm(r om-.a remarked that k where he would, from one end of the country to the tit Her, he hardly ever failed to find Fi.amtatios Bittehs, and while he condemned the practina of uHliifj these Bittern too freely, he cou Id not conscientiously say that he would dlncard them from the Klde-board, for he himself

nan experienced benenciai results irora the'rus-. j:nd that, from a close obaervn tion, he wras convinced ttiat when tisi-d tnoiJeraiely, and as a mediciuo exclusively, they were nil that was recommended At the came time he -warned his hearers not to null tiie cork too often, for thev were ar too pleasant a toutc to tritle-with. Magnolia Watkh. Superior to the best imported Oetman Cologne, mid Hold at ha.f the price. ; ju.iiK-d:iteod&ltw J63? Toilet and Fancy Articles at isridwelt.. it LO. .-1 Drug Store, cor ner ot J bird and Mam, lmest stock in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds Attention of the ladies invited. None but the best kept. ; ".;oc2G dtf JESylSO barrels of choice Eastern Apples, wholesale and retail, at the New York Grocery. : Also, "20 barrels new liuckwheat l'lour. it i .i m JK"Try eome of, Hudnut's celc brated Hominy Grits. .It is superior t luce, iapioca. Pgo or Corn Starch for puddings, hor York Grocery. sale at the New ET Never mind high' taes." Pay them now and save five per cent then go to Davidson & Becker's, 1G0 Main Mrcet, and save b or 20 per cent, more on a good warm suit, uc fore he weather gets too cold. nov28-mw&s. ,; JCS7For pure Drugs, Medicines and Llquora lor- medicinal use. Ivory Sets, genuine imported, Perfumes, Colognes, Pomades and bine Brushes, go to Sehuermann & Burlord s Opera Drug btore, la routh: 1'irst Street Prencriptions ;carefuliy compounded at all hours. janlo (nnos. Jy Geo. S. Sonntag & Co. can be found at the old .Lowenthal tore, comer of Firsft and Main Streets, where ? they expect to supply their customers with goods in their line. de24 tf , "Sewing Macuines. Two Wilcox & Gibbs' Sewing Machines at cost, to close out consignment. Call at Louw Bittrolff's, No. 05 Main St. ja21 lw ti i v e: n h J-'or olher Jliver Hem tee Third I'atje. Business eonliiiued right good on the levee up to a httu liour last iilht... ...... The Cumberland :tnd Ad i Lynn look out very nice-trips lheltoxe llile, from liulsville, had a fair packet trip both ways The Lewelliu arrived at 5; o'clock full of cotton, corn, and cuttle, altogether the best Ii i p she has had this season. The Ijewell in leave for ICastpOrt ami all Ten nessee River way landings at 1 o'clock Hits oveuiu.', anil has excellent nccouHiul:itions for i issengers. Her chief ollieers are Captaiu .1. L. Davy and W. 1). Covington courteous, upright, and obliging oatlemen The Ilomeo left for Nashville eariy. yesUsrday al'tt rnoun, pretty lin'it-.-. The f jonlslaiia continued to receive freight opJlll dark, receiving a smart lot of miscellaneous, when her officers were encouraged by the fortuitous arrival of . 'J7 coops of poultry, which she took oh board. Khe had also msJo an entitlement here tit take 2,000 siicks of corn lelow. Hlie will go out of the Ohio loaded to the guaids. Captain Lusk, -was In ; higtr feather at his jjood luck ..The Armada went to Ncwburg before noon, yesterday, and had not returned np to a late hour last, niht... The Armada returned from Noivburs; at 10 o'clock, wit Ii a large lot of hay. .......The Iu dianH passed Cairo at 9 A. M. yesterday. and will be here by noou: t--iy ,Tl,a Dexter p.-vsned Memphis ; yesterday, and will be here to-morrow evening. ....The Coosa left Meinjihisye.sterday for thin port. ..The Virginia, one of the best otheered and most perfivtly appointed boats Jo tho trade, may b.s expected here this evenmjr, en route to New Orleans ..Captaiu W It. Hollcroft commands, and Charley fSohultz i and Kd. Miller art iu tUeofliee. Manifest of Ktkamkh i.KWKi.L,iN-Tilp fo. iroin rasipnn n i-.Taimvilie. W.'J. lirown A 4 z rolls of leal her. 21;.' Imiks of corn, 1 ssihlle of venison Hums, 7;t hales of coiioii, niitt :n Oixus oi peanuts; Kerney A risi mt, ii ii in-s oi ooi.lou ; weiaou isros. cS u, , li lias oi peanuts; J. C. I 'usouchel, 1 hale of rolliin; MliUr, (hirdner t;., 1 luile of cotton ; A. lieis, 1 sack of leather; Batrd A si.-irt, I-'it sseks of corn. Keshipidng-J. M. Hooks', 1.U9 feet of lumber; J. It. Mliubern. 1 bo.i of ;-nlse; Drewry A f-lller, 1 piece of pipe; Zach Owerif, 10 packages of imlse; Abraham rouncs, pacK.'iKes iikihc; Jourdln Hlmp sou, pacKagett muse? James 1'rim, l packMes nidsu. Returned .!. Armstrong, 2 beds and 1 rrx-ker; Ij. Uittrolll, 1 clock; M. Lu Kouiks, IS heud of beef cattle. ICivcr IisinlchcH. !'rn!U'uij. Jauua y -( Noon Weal hc-r clear. Theimoiiieier 1 '. ltiver falling. ClfiCiKNATi, Juutiaiy i'ff Arrived DarII iik, Memphis. lepHrled Ai-K.:!iii?rr, New Orleans. Wt-iuner t-U-ar and cool. 'Business dn.'l. Klvc-r faileu a f jet t inches, with IS feet iu the chauut-1 and SI fi-cl under the hi idge. Nasiivii.i.k, January 2i Kiver -frtllf ng, witli ftfett II litchoH on the llsrpelh HhoaN, Weather lair anil cool. Tlie 11 avsi sr. -ir-rivei lioni Cincinnati, und the Alpha iroui Kvtun villi-. The Tj rone Uvuai ted lor Cairo. ' Memphis, Jan. 'JO. Weather pleasant. Ititer tallen i Inches. Arrivid is' iiiumi, KvnUHVil e. Departetl lc-xter. looi-sv il'.ei tUttu, Kvansville;. Lizzie Uill, New Or leans. , , NRW OrtLKvVNSJ," Jan. a;. The steamer Alva struck on a wreck IhmL nlithl, xtx miles below thu cit.v. and sunk, with a n.trMal cargo o sugr, molasses, rice and OTunnm. All the pHSsensers, Issdcs hmI papers were saved. The boat will probably be raised. . , . j Louisvii.i.k, January . Port List : Kobei I Mitore, Naslivilltj to Ciueiiiiiul I: Ali.-oiia, Ti-nuessen. Kiver to Cincinnati ; Aiiionaiu, irnui niemonis; uic l-outsiaua, Irwin New Orleans: t. VV. Slrader, Cincinnati Uk -Kf-W Oi leans. The Louisville h-ft lor New Or.i-.-ius iasl iiiuhl, with a foil trip The Armatllllo desceudt.d the fad.- I his morning to take I he up-river fre'fglit nf i he Louisiana. Tue lu ll boat' nrjived this moruiBg fi.iu l :iii.-iunai.i, and is now at woi-k tin l tie I a- t 'la re, sunk on tho falls SSaturday ni"ht. Ti river is falling t:e;l. with 7'-.i feel iu the esllal. .Va oil (he falls. and : over the rocks. Weat her Clear aud mild. i:iiNiue.s.s duU. . Hr. TjOULs. Jawuarv 2S. Arrived Tacuiv. Tennessee Itiver; ilero, Alet nidis ; A lit Kiiany lleiie, i.ino liiver; Jlelle Memphis, Meuiplns. icparted t'el.-r lioleu, Keokuk; Commonwealth, New Orleans. The river Is rising slowl v. The weather is clear und ploasan't. Pnsiuess is dull. The SSL. lnls and Alton trade has been abandon. ed by the Kellu of Alton, und she will i;o South and ply between Nuw Orleans aud Port JacCsoii. . . CaIko. Jaiin.irv 2 . Talisman. Nashville fritiu Cairn, 1 p.m.: Hover, t4. lMiis to I'll ishure. .1 a.m.: Arthur. Nev Orleaus to St.. Louis, 7 a.m. ; Mimieo.'a, ( iiieiimali to .Men i pn iv, 9 a ii.; Inl New Orleans to -oumvilie. v a.m.: Mlibrev. lxuis to 1'attucah, -1 p.m.: ltultaiul. -..MetroiMilis lo .-!,. l.ouis, ft p.m.: iinickslep, Kv.-insville pacKet.ti p.m. Hiver lell S luetics. Went her clear ami pleasant. . t - - MlLIiLK, KAUUES it CO,, WllOI.tMAI.Ii Furniture Manufacturers, AND DKAI.KRS IN i ; ' fllllliS. MATTKKSSK8, &V. SALEM JUiOitS: Nim. Hit As iti Main St.. OpiMtsite the Court House, oc23 .Imd.tw KvANSvf 1.1.1! Inn. - Sale of; Unclaimed ! Goods. . To all ii'htnti it may concern: ' . 7 III It I) IN liKKKIir IJITF.ST, that XSi the uiicla imed uiickaeiw at the van. ons olliees ol Adams Kxpress Company lr Honthern ludianu will be spld at Public Auction, to I lie hishcsl tnddy r, in the. citv ol Kvansville, at the Auction Room ol Hiram Nelson, locust (street, opposite thw pst-Ollice, 011 the -lib day Of March, lrtiii. unless thu same shall be calied lor and all charge paid thereon. A complete list ol these packages may le seen Rt Die several t'OKtOf li.es. I'.xiness ontoea. and olher public plauc. where the ppekatres were cmisiKiied: WM. O. hAUUAN,- " dues riil AKCiit. . ,N"0TICF. L. .. Jn i:s 1 nr. is' oti fvis j txi b iijb. lie that I have retrod' a room on Fourth Street, between Locost aul Wal nut, nt which place 1 will Keep-co, ttlaiuty on bniid n-Jarge vane y or uiwn Abples, I tressed i i.ultrv. Butler. Kkks. iu-ied Fr..it. and in f.icl ull ttiudsof Prtslip-e.

janifdlf JAKE IJUNN1CLL.

B. I?. EC I L TLi9. (Successor to Hill A Harlbert.) COMMISSION MERCHANT, Dealer in II AY and GRAIN; Also Flour, T"!r:con, Lard. Dried Fruits, Uulter, Kygs, Potatoes, ApjIes, Otjlons, &o , 39 and 41 W ATE II STREET, Southeast Corner Water and Walnut, . - CINCINNATI. OHIO. JteerenceWm. McD-iffA Co , New Orleans; TAJ. W. Oatr. Aurora, Ind. : Win. Mcl'onald, Memphis. Tenn ; J. K. Lytle & t.. St. Louis, Mo ; Joseph Hal Rath, Aet. M. P. Co., Cine nnatl, . .; Ii. II. lianmer fc t'o., Nashville, Tenn. ( h'J7 d;lm Twelve Pictorial Presents I A Flrst-Clas Illustrated Family Magazine, . with Physiognomy, Phrenology. Kthnolopy, Physiology, and Psycholocy, adapted to all who read, is TIIK IL.LUSTltATKD PHKKNOLOCIICAL JOUUNAL, montlily, at S3 a year; or to elnbs of ten, at 12 each. New Volume. January Double Number now ready, 30 cents.' Address S. K. WELLS, No. 3-"9 Broadway, N. Y.i ' "A rich Btorehon -o of Instruction nnd ntertalnment." N. Y. Tribune, "it deals with all que tions affecting the good of society." Kveninif Post. "One of the pleasantest end most readable mngaxiues that comes to this otlloe." ( N. Y. chronU ele. - "It otiht to- have a- place In every family." I Irentou Monitor. "No other Journal In America Imparls In one year so much valuable in formation as this, mid certa uly no olher teaches man no well lo know himself. Kach xitmle number is worth t.ie entire amount of a year' tul--scrlptlou." Telegraph. Aleuts wauled. Hto our new Premium 'Lists I - t Ja27d Jt, WJl JT0TICK. : In compliance with an order of the t!ord of the Green rdiI Barren Klvers Navigation Company lo Increase the Toils on find river In order to iaise"a large firm of money ne :-ssnry to etfect the cpaln at Spoitsville i oek a l oilier iwiints uii tho line, I liave directed the Collector tit Tolls, on and alter the I'.'-lli of January next, to col.'eet from all steamboats parsing look No 1, or Spottsvllle Luck, CM cents per Ion, eusloiH bouse measurement, when aMcemittiK, aud the same when descending. Also, 25 cents per ton at Ixtck No. 2, or Kumsey Ijock, when ascend 1 ng, unit the same de-tu.-endinx ( '-.lal-boats or barges pussiii2tiio i.'iflVrent locks will be charged per ton on load th minn us heretofore cliarKed by the Slate. 11 tlher loll to remain us heretofore published by the Company, ! . ' vv. H. PAYNK, President . H. It. Nav. Co. IJowlinR tJreen, Jan. Jl, thtiiK 1 Jai.7 il'M Courier copy. AMUSEMENTS. Positively Two Days Only! EVANSVILLK 01M5UA HOUSE! FRIDAY ANI NATIJItlAY, January 23 tli and 30tli. TWO I.KVEKS FIUI tV,nt!tniMl TVi. NA'iiiiuv, nniKi: i.rvi.i:s. nt 11 A.M., niul .1 mid 7't IMH. raKTIiRW I'KOM HIIROITmAFTER JUmt an al.seuce of luiee years, where they I. ., .... .. ........ ..... I Iw.f. . .1 ir ull I l.u I.' ...... fiieeus, t;mH-rors, and Nobility of the Old World, tne . . Creafcst Wonders of Ihe Ase! Four leantlfully and symmetrically - i . . - formed Ladies and Gentlemen in Miniature 1 The Original ail Kenowned (MX. TOM TIIUHK and n IFK, ( OMMOIH)RK M Tf, and MISS HI.VH1K WARRKJf. Their unique nnd exquisitely fascinating 1 urlorm: nce.4 and I'.xhliill ions never fail to charm and ileLt(lit eveiy beholder. 1 hey appear In Mings, unets i)im-es. Comic lieilneal-ions. Amusing Tricks, Kur lerques, and Comedies, In characteristic costumes. The KICIl and KLKOANT DREM'SF.H. ami the brilliant collection of D1AMONOH worn before, i ho various Potentates of Kuropo. all ot whtch are introduced in the.-e popular Ievees, cost over Twenty i nouxaiid Doll.irs in uoid. Ijadies and Children are considerately advised to attend the Day F.xhih tton.and thin avoid the noise aud coufuslou of thu Kvening Performance. Admission. 25 cents. Children under ten years of at;e, 15 cent, lie ei ved eat, 00 ceuls; children under ten yours, & chilis. Ja27dlt NKD DA VIH, Agent. STEAMBOATS. FOli OWENSIJORO, CANNBL.TON, AND Tbo fleet and elegant passenger steamer M2a.t MOIININQ STAR, T. Oilmore, Mastr, Dick Hutchisou, Clerk, - - Will leave for Lioulsville and all way ports WKUNKNUAY, JAN UAH Y 5t7ril, at 6 o'clock p.m. For freight or passage apply on Imard, or to W. u. liiiuvvr i o.. dlt Agents. FOIt EASTPOKT. Tho 11 ue, " old reliablo " steamer . LEWELLIN. mitt ii jr.. It. Davy, Master; -- W. D. Covington, Clerk, leaves for East port and all Teu nessee lliver way iauditigs, Wi:i)."KS.tV, JANUARY 27T0, at 4 o'ch-ck p.m. For freight or passacre apply on boara, or U .---iai)27 it it. kuuii, Asenu VP Ii JklEM P Hi , V I C KS II U R , A mi N F. W . ... OUII-iAINM. ; The Ihiuuuh. fleet, favorite steamer - I V I G INI j9 W. K. llollcroft, Master; Charley Sehultz-, Clerk, Will leavo for New Oi leans and ail way ports on WKIl.VKSD tT. Jan. 27tli, at 1 P.M. For freilit or passase apply on loard, or to II U.M Pll H K1 , I'ATKll.'K & CO.. or W. U. mt'iWM & CO., jan27dlt Alien!. " FOK CAlltO AND HT. LOVlA. 'The Express Line's splemlid si earner Uy HIAMROCK, , lieo. v. L uiium, Master, l,i nvt.s for St. Ijouis ami nil way ports rtllTitSIlAY, JANUARY 2STil, nt lo o'clock a.m. For freight or passage apply on board. or to II UAlPHtlEY, PATUiCKTA CO., J:iuJ7 dlt . Agents. Rngnlir Evansville and Tennessee River Packet. Vor , raiTuiah, Johnsoiivllle, nnd Kastitort. The fleet and plet did steamer ,'HA.M. Oil It, ALLKN HtlNCAN, Master; Wm. It un w, Clerk, Ieaves F.vansvllle for Kastisirt anil all Tenntrssee Itiver way lan.Niisjsas a recnlar weekly packet, wi Saturday at 4 p in., taking fieiht and piuuu.iii;ei'S ut lowest pacKei rates, ana KivitienpeciHl attention U) tne 11 1 1 1 11 ' 01 orders. For I relight or nassace applv on Isinrd. ' flehi tf UUKU NICHKI'HON, A Kent. Dissolution of Copartnership, rprni: i'oimim k i:icniiii iu:iti;rn. jfc lore immiih between i il. 1 ramer and Freleriek 1 1 e uke. 11 mler tr e II rm name ot l ramei A ileuke, wss this day dissolved by mutual coment. The business of tho late firm will be st tiled by Frederick Ilcuke. who ab.ne is iiiilliorixil b settle the same. CRAM Kit A HKUkK, r - F.vansviile Woh n Mills. ICvaiisville.Ind., Jan. lllh, istil. i ! I detiro returuiiiK thanks to my many old cuai-oiiieis lor their lom?-coiillnued liutronaue, and would rt sfmctlully retpiest a further continuance oi Hie same, jalrt FRICUKR1CK II1CUKB. ... VVM. GLENN & SONS, Ii portorn and Johbers of ,i; ' CINCINNATI, rTAVE a i.iKfii: isrociv or sr.Xa pie. Variety, niul Manulactureil O.Mjtls, which they oiler at the lowest rates, and to which they Invito the attention of the trade..,. tdeBl d:(m eotl

HARD'W ARE. IN OF.DKK TO CL.OSK OUT WINTER BTOCIC OF

OL11 We oirer the following At Greatly Reduced Prices! Meat Cutters nnd Stufleis; Khovols, Tongs, aud Pokets; Hkates and Skate Sharpeners ; Duteher Knives: Butcher Ha wpHteels,(?leavei-s, nnd Choppers; . . , ,,,-.,' Axes, ReguUr and Patent; Boys' Handled Axes; . Axe Handle;' Wood Saws ; ' . ' Patent Cross-cut Saws; . Iron Wedges; Foot Scrapers ; , . ' Coal and Chain Shovels. , Ais the ftslowlnff nt ' less :tiia;j" cost:" . -. i t-'haln Pdts, Kabliet and Match Plane Bits, Hob and Shod Nails, HnutlVis, Cloth and Hhoo Brushes,' lAad Pencils, ": Kteel ' Pons,' Peii-holdcr, and' Pocltet-hooks. TERMS CASH. .7 FRED."Pf-iiAUB"&.CC. ; , No, ti MAIN HTKKKT, Ja7 dtf Jllef. Socoud and Third Si reels. HAiiiiKUOitK. jAmkm nAvintiOt. i. t..onu SAMUEL ORR & CO.. . Al.i:-S IN IEON, STEEL. TIN-lf-ATI WIKIV H I It I IN G H; jJCJ 1Z H, Horse an.! Mule Shoes, Tinners and Blackt.inithH' Tool.s, WAG0.V AM I.U.LY UODDWOUe WHoruiir HvtiAV inv mtvutir " ' ". i ' r. ; '' ' At the highest market rates. lVuler SI reft, ! F.VAB1HV1LLIC, INI. lunMdtf lHETflCllKR, KtaLOUil & to. (Kuccessorn to yvlls, Kelloua Co.) JMPOHTKKH AND JOIlll.T-UuS OF ( XlJXJi tlAyAltI,3 13 lil'Kt JSttMMM, SION OK THE r BIG PADLOCK' AX1-.S, AXI-1S, AX1, ai;s, AMIS, AlliS, ! TA It L K CU TL Ell , TAilLE tWThElil TABLE CUTLEIIY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET- CUTLERY, 1 POCKET CUTLERY," " ll!-, Trtu'o Oliiiiiiw, Tracu Oluttnw, llanlerHv Iloc, ' llMiifer-H IIoch, ., . Mechanics' ToolsMechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, BITfMlEliS' IIAKUU'AUK, BUlliblvl.S' 1IAKIIWAKK, B11LU1CKS' 1IAKDWAKK. , . . , . , t;rroN ax wool caii i ntm Anil wfMll I.A 11 lis, r - ;rt tsi ani wool. :au.BKST JitmUKK XKTsTINW. ' . JiJCST JiUMHKd& JtKLTING, UAIM1' UltHUii';? it a- I'l mi . i 1. . , Mill and Crrws-Cut Sawg; - Milt wd Cross-Cut SairB, Mill aud Cruss-ut Saws. CAKII bnrers wdl find it lo their ailvmitgn to tijiiintiiB our slok; imtae purcliuslug elsewhere. . At the Old Stand, KM'irst UiMr BtKTTK IIEL, KKM,0(,(J A CO. tvia ' ' ' , . f . r , ' ., . Dissolution.,.':'-.-!'"-.' - miir. lR!i' iiKown am i.imjf.. A Jenkins tn Fender is hereby dissolved. ah moneys one I He Jirui IO be collected by Arthur lxlk-a aud Charles Jen kins. u.-,id (lebb. made by t lm Itj-iii paid ov said Loilge aud Jenkins. u ARTHUR Loixit:. CHAS. JUNKINS, JNIiJ Fl'M'KIl, . , fjanlfldriw UHJ. FEN 1 licit. Blerchaisl Tailor. ' I. r. VlKIOjTf-$Ot)' Cau be found at . . , NO. 8 iClLANDLER'S 'llLOLtt UI .1111 JSilOO.u l'A:'iMltV. 6LUNZ & JJAUS.EK.'.V -' Tlrooiri "' IMkidi i"ot iiii4. Wo desire liolilv iiiL' iu public tlinl.wn are keeping on hanu all sorts id Urooius, aud pay the bii4h.l price pi- Uionn. 1 orn. r ae.Mtrv on 1 bird ana litKle sis. ue. d.tin CARD. Look Merer' rriiiK iioi.'fi: at -ii: h i.ick ni ninon is now r. Ile'l up Willi 10111tortable rooms fur tlttwe wisbinp; to avail liieiusu.vcs id l.ne ib-e ol these wnlers which are very eillcacious in Winter lor oyHpeis ic. kir. Ryan linit asss-lalrd Mr. F Tucker wiiq nun, in Ha e or Ad.-tnu-i, icmovotl. For fitrtiier paitlciilrirs to lib ess 111 an a 1 lieu a; it, . . . l-'reiich l.Lcii s;i.i.i,iifs dell dim , WM. C. TORNOCK k CO, brass rouirBinis, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters, Comer Pine nnd First Street?. Cash paid for old Copper nnd i:ruw. Healer lu all kinds of KrasM .Cocke Whisiles, ami Biewn biugi-s. J"itvti.ul.'a attention paid to repairing iinl ljustin Hteam Clauses , (luueKtf LEW, . VAM) Ku UI l"f , Forward in r & CoinmiKsion itot-clivnt, ii. HARb'BOAT PROPRIETOR, And OICXFRAL bTKAMIICAT AIJKNT, MT. 'VKlf.VUX. 1NI. -r". Prompt altentL'ii lven to nil busi ness entru-ilc4 to his clire. Ijaisd.liu , -OOI fc WITCH. --I havo opi n.tl iv Vf - Wood Yard on Pin li Street, Ik: ,lween iAM-llst and Wulnlit, aud shall keep censuiiiuy on ntt-ini h iiiii supply, , Havln'had hiMte nltiichetl u my water wagon, 1 am prepared to Jill cisterns 011 very iisleiut leims,. .- . .; Orders left at my residence. 011 Wnliint Hire t, between Third and. Fourth, will ,n promptly tilled. ,lrTUMAH lillLLFN, .1.1'" ii.iin 1 ... - .... . 1 - - - e ,. .,,1 ,11 1

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SET- ...... " l !1 I .t, ,iu. i J n :-' I-: - t ii. r 1 1 . t ... , i . . . Ill) ill Itfl If lie I, !.. (!.. m-J buiuc. part of tle citv V' '-r Street, ,V ar the corner -; .YjJi ?r"1 '-ye.. more, ami has a sr-iend. is (W than n square f,,i. ,u,i i r, ., -i nnd is eiisy ,,f ,m ,.. ss fr,,m n,,. r,,. rMli. j iit i, .inn mi i rou mi : n em n I r y liecn April I tt, Im,!. . ps iy to j i, V A 11 JOHNSjaniy dtf A 1 1'lV . l-.van vule, I nil. FOR KK VI' KAKKM KNT - 'I he b: men t of i he Cum her' it mi l'i I . t-i i -i -t'liurcli, porner of Second find ( Id.ti.n St.ret-tM. 'iiiU would be a very de-tlrawi place for le.tclniu; Mutin or ir' ,.'' J'tlilUillt. A !KO, a :;Oil roi.lrl lor an l Hi e lllqtllleof ALVA II JOHNS; , ailLliilll Real l'.stiLle Ai-:it. Oil Rfii.idiee and Fam fo -ni l ; T'lK HIMfMAfi: (I,,. I...... : ihomas Huneie will be sold h I ptivut' Mile. Said IV.riii eiiit;iins ltiO ncrc-, v-'!' improvemer Is. It is kIkiiiI one m i n Ire,, p.;le's Hint imt, ni the IC. '. K. I'.., a in ten ui ties It'otti I his city, i'nr fu rt in -r p.-i r Iteulais nppjy nt. I r. i-,. 'J'. Ruucle'.s oil,,No. Firnt Mreet, Evansville. Jv -Ii. FOR SALE AND I Oil II"T 150 lll-.AI 1.1 ( 1.2,1 4i lor-. lluelliiii' llfini .i I, ,. ....... Ten l!i hum ml 4 ,t i ', r,.i i . . i . , , i I buy ii.i.l ,-rtjH lu-ul I -v-iH-, " ' ALVA II .lnlIKSdV, Keld l-:.l:iie , s- n t., Thin? Street, J-lvansvilh; I n,1 deem tf "t,'7AKTED. A T I', f - 35 y A t'INtlw , I wiiiiii'n'i) iiinU am Slioe iii.ii,.. flrst-clHKS si lesniuii; one that cm rum m.-iiKl s t-'xiii country trmle. Aililn.-"i f. i IloX, "S,:, i.'iin.-liiiiati. j iii.'iA ( I 5 ,N TS V A N TIC I 1-1 it Secrets cf tho Crcit Cily A work descriptive of Hie Vuhu.i an the YIch, Ihe Mixti-neit, At turrus, an Ortmex of N w Vol K Cily. If you with to K:ow how fortunes :u made and losi. in a day ; h.iw shrewd nn aie ruined ill Wall Street; bow omul i men are swindled by sharpers; bowmn Isters and merchants am l.l.icK nun Ic bow dunce I aPs uinl conciit saloons ;n nian.-iKed ; how i;.imbiiii houses -i -nl In teries are n nnl in-led, lead (Inn woil;. f contains ovei-.ai line eni'i'i vi m;s, nod Ic 1 all sbout the M.vslei ies nnd Crimes ol N York, ami is the spiciest ami elieiie work of I be klmi ever published. I'rlre only K-J 75 per Copy. " Send for e'lciilars and see our lerm , :m It lull desi'i Ipl Ion of Hi" u-otk. Ad'treJ11NI S liRO'i II 1' RS ,t CO., Ciiiniuiatl, 1 j.liiT d.twl n STOVE WOlll ilt - r. (HliietHiun In U. IC "'.leiiiliei )( "S-AM!Klfl I Ki:S Ol the tine ai .'-3. heavy FJ C ELS10 R JilOViL (he moid famous tUirable now niMite, ami t: 0 IARTF.it .STOVE, nd th (ffo. and cheap Araad;, Ktonevtill, Kentucky, TKNNF-SHIt .;, and PALMICTTO SloVr and a icreid variety of Jl K A T I t H TO PAW, a I c.f I be lat est and 111.N a -o veil ulb rus, A Iso, LI'li t and Smool li Count ry I ! 1H111 W'l, Hkill -In unil Lids, Ovens 11 -i.l Lb' Ikvk-Ii'oiin, limner Pols, 'lea- K el lies ; in riai'tJ.'lilar a .lnl 1011 paid to I tie in,i i ! 1 lire of Ihii 4.-W01 k CA8T-II;lM EEtLXTH,(aUTf H, Af.,.t. Also Tlnwaro ; and Dealers In Tinners' stnefc. I f deslrtNl, Cooklut; Htoves wan iin't I f twelve moil Mis. Orders solicited before rnrcliin In;; eh where. Konndery, corner Sixth Street iin.l Cum Store and Hnmplo ltiwim Ht No. II S yi Ktreet. II. IC. Llemlr 's old st t ml. ii LEAiK Eli, TILLMAN .V CO. Crcwconi City I'loorltur Mil i:ugun e k a v r h 1; k, Muntihurl nrer n ml Dc:iiler In MOlLDI'lUS, rLOOKI.Mi, Hll!l, And all kinds of DRESSED AND ROUGH LUIVIiC. Also, Sole Proprietor and Af.-itiur.u--tui-r of tho 11.1.

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