Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 February 1869 — Page 4

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231 AD TiK-iH- i' AiiLi . SvansYim and CrawfordavJUa. GOING NORTH. Arrive. Arrive. Kvansvllie. Viucenr.es T. Haute Mali. VineennesAc 2i6f 24 4 O- PHI COMING HOUTH. Arrive TerrHaut. Vinueme; -. An .. I M I : A M I ftH p Ml H: 18 P v B-TUa Vincennes Accommodation fUd at Vincennes for St. Louis ami Cairo. , Terra Haute and Inaian?alis. ; FROM TEKRE HAUTE. Leave. Arrive. Mall Train A neon m od alio . Day Express!4-" A M 3:15 P M . 4 :60 m .10:i3 p M 13 : 10 p m 4 ::K P J 11 :5' P 6:3a ax JNlgtil n-xpretss.. ber 7th. after which we will correct we : WIA f hut Itlttld. I U I I 1 1 1 uct " . . - . .- . . i . i E. H. & N. R. R. Norton Division. Leave Henderson dally (Sunday. - m -excepted.! ,?"r Arrive at H n m lv M ' OOINQ NORTH." - Leave Hansom.. Arrive at Henderson., 5:00 P.M ! - i i OMo aid Mississippi Railroad. ; ' . ' TRAINS ARRIVE AT JUNCTION'. ' ; Going Wst -.--..- ..i-rfjO A,...w.t....i..i... o:V -M flrtlni. Fact . .i ..3 P M ?: 3 To LOTI3VIIJ.K. Every Monday ana Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at t To Caiho Daily, except Sunday, at '?Tm& BlTrat-ery "Mondayand Friday at a o'cioch; p. m. x.ycijt - To iTPOKTEvery Monday. Wedneurtav and Friday at 4 o ciock i-. ,i) To HxatDKiisy Daily, xaP uaaay, 'TVNirHvTi'-EYery..Wdneday ad Batarday at 1f.. j , To MrHirEYerr rpiday t p. m. j Boekportstage (vlaNewbnrgh andBooaYiiie carry ins the malt, 4ava at 7 A. m. Ilr 'f .i.Vu wlnlavs and Fridays. jKrtvea by 7 F. sc., Tnesdaya,, Tbarsdays nd Satardaya. " " i ,ir -Moll Ktocra 1C9TMI M(1S' d&va and Fridays at 7 A, m. Arrives lues-. now nwiuwwj " & . . n. days and Batnrdaya by 4 Pv K. - ! ML Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily (ex eept Sundays) at 7 A.M. Arrives daiiy ex sent Sundays) by 2 P. M. : To NawBrnta. Hue daily (except Bu4ay, from tho .Mereh4t'aotl at; 3 o'clock P.M. - MONDAY. :.;iufbruaey i, rseo. ; ;. : Coitncil. The ' City. Coxrncj j ' II meet in regular 'cession to-pignt Continued. The keno cases havebdon "continued until the nexf lerra' of court. Sale of IAHDa. The sale of lands for delinquent taxes will take place at the Court House door this mprn-" ing. M-' " ' i ' " Township Board op Reoistsatiox. The Township Boards of Reg-: istratioa will meet at the Court House, at 8 o'cloek this xaornins.' for quulincation. j . Pirsonal. Hori. -,EU UiI?aIUr, Representatnte from Warrick County, :was in the city yeserlay, and will re- . turd to the Capital to -day ' D elig htf pL . Yesterday1 war ,a most delightful day, and many of our citizens took ' adtrantaga . of ; the fine " weather to ride out id their carriages. '. Y. M. C. "A. The Youn ' Men's Christian Association is becoming of auficieut interest in tha city to iiivita a large attendance ait the meeting over the Post OScc at T'o'dock ; to-night. Boards of ItEOiSTRY. The Boards of Registry will meet at the various places for voting this morning. ., It is important that every inaja Should attend to the duty of registering his, name so that there shall be no delay in 6wearing in votes on the day of election. ', . ,;V : . j -.in Vaocination.- A reporter' for a city paper on Saturday tried his hand at vaticinating., a.' small, negrO,,!.and : proved so successful, it is. paid,' that seventeen of the ebony youths fol-: lowed him to the oSce to, have a like " service performed. . It, is thought he will get all the negro practico in that line. Aa a negro .".hi is a success. . . vaccinationist' BAl..MASQr;E.--As will be seen by an advertisemenfcin-ftQthep-prt of f this paper, the Evansvillo Liedcrkr&nz I Society will give a grand masquerade' j ball,' at Turner "HaU, on Monday I evening February 8th, . ,t is expected 1 that there will be a large attendance. I The best of order, it. is raid, willj bo J observed. ';,,, ". ','.,' .. i ' - . i . " ' Y 5 ; I " Narrow Escape. Qn Saturday I morning aa a boy, whose name ra3 I not learned by us, was riding a horse i from the river and leading another, I the horse ho was leading became quite playing- and at last pulled ha i boy off the hbrsd he was tiding, iad dragged him a considerable distance. The boy hung to the halter, but waa , of course . in great danger, of injury. Fortunately he escaped unhurt. .. ." ' a i 1 1 i Genuine Ethiopian" ' Minstrels.' . A troupe of genuine Ethiopian Min strels will give performance' nt Mozart Hall this evening, commencing at 71 o'clock. A spTendid. selection of songs has been inade, ,Vnd! altogether it will, wo are informed, be one of the best Ethiopian entertainments ever given in Evansville. ; The.' eonoert is given for the benefit of ,'tae'"' Union Aid Club," an organization of colored - people. It will bo repeated on Tues day night. , . ;(, In the Lock-Up Again: Jane Measer,.a very diaordcrlyolored fe--v male, who had jast been let out, of the city prison on Saturday, returned to Hamburger's haunt ', of iniquity, fend kicked up a general .muss as econ aa she could get dront enough for that purpose. Sho waa arrested and locked in the city prison again, . and r ill have a heariog before the Recorder to-day. Jane ha? become a regular nuisance, as are all the negro habitues of Hamburger's establishjentj ! " ' j .

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tit ' ' The Propeller Crescent City Sunk. Boat and Cargo Probably Total Loss. CREW AND PASSENGERS SAVED. The largo propeller Crescent City, owned by George II. and Augustus Start, of this city,' left here shortly, after midnight on Friday morning for Madison loaded with corn shipped by Baird & Start; of this city, for the starch factory at Madison. She had also in tow a barge or canal boat loaded with a portable raw mill and a lot of household good?, the property of Captain' Dan. S.'' Stint, who,, with his family and effects, were moving np the river to a farm. . . , , ! ,.In makinga crossing on. Friday afternoon between, Taylorsport.and Enterprise Captain,. Gu3. Start thought he discovered tjiie boat laboring heavily the wind at the time blowing a gale and ,the waves rolling high, and breakirg at times over the guards of the boat. He descended from the pilot-house to examiac, and .discovered that the. , water3 , breaking over tho- guards had found their way info the engine-rpcni, and thence into the bold, and that the boat was in a sink;ing condition. , vHo directed the pilot to run per ashore as quickly as possible, and (at onco- ordered the women and ehildreiijto ,bo. removed to .the barga, which, they,, had scarcely reached withoni . waiting to secure their bonnet and shawls when the propeller .weHt-.down, " the engineer standing' at his post and the pilot at the wheel until the fires wero extinguished, when they: leaped upon the canal boat; which waa cut loose from the, propeller.' s Tho boat -settled down rapidly, and ia less than seven minutes Only about two Feet of hdr smokestacks, was visible. The crew lost all ; their iclothingy except what tbeyi had t on,; and Capt.-Gus. Start TEn,;lost. bis t overcoat. The barge after 'being (cast) off fromi the boat, racked about lis the most frightful manner, and for a time ! grave apprehensions; were entertained - for her safety,' as sha rolled sd badly that it was ; impossible for persons to stand on her deck. She was, however, safely landed') i . r .it fi ?!. -.--.i: .1 The propeller lies directly in the channel and in twenty or twenty five feet of water,-and it is doubtful if ihe can be raised. " She Jwas a large boaty of about three- hundred to three hundred and; fifty tons capaeity, and was valued at $6,600, and insured in the EvansvilleofSee for $4,000. Her cargo consisted of 4,822 bushels of corn, and -was insured in the office of the i Republican of ' Chicago, for $3,2000s,'ifsrfal! value." The "crew arrived in this city by the Morning Star, on Saturday.5 '' " ; ;' : 1 " ' - i ,. i - .-- : ' r School Children's Vaccination. Owing fo( the ecarcity of vaccino matter among tho physicians, the Board of Health hare guigosted tho postponement of the rule requiring a certificate from a physician to be pre sented to . the teachers of the public schools, from to-day until Monday, the 8th. It does not require that the certificate bo given by the Doctor who performed the vaccination, but from any physfcian who,, having examined the vaccination mark, pronuouces the child: safe from probable injuty by small-pot. ibe lioard ot Health will , vaccinate any; without charge, wno are unaoie to employ a pcyaician. Muafl Excited. On Friday night, at a late hour, a German, who resides in Lamasco, rushed excitedly into the Evansville Demohrat office, and complained that a young man had visited hi3 residence during his absence and outraged' his wife. VUpon investigation of the matter, the next day, it was ascertained that no such outrage had , been committed. The woman is aid toi be about sixty-five years of agej The young man, who is a shoemaker,, did nothing more than em brace the, old lady and give her a kiss. The young rascal ; ough t to have re ceived a sound drubbing at the hands of the husband, instead of bis rushing arouad the city and making a fool of himself,..!,..,.,.. . ; : ....,; -.i ; ' Court of Common Pleas. During the forenoon of Saturday, the most part ' of the time Vas taken up in arguing a motion for a new trial in the case of Deig vsi Kliotv' A; Bow trial in the case was g-anted. Several other cases were called, and continued iintil the next term of the court. ! " r In the afternoon, the case of W. A. McCoo! et. ah, vs.' A. C. Hallock, balance-claimed to be' due ' on a tobacco Contract, was taken up, and occupied he entire afternoon. The details of the Case would not be of interest to the general reader. 1 r - ! ! Recorder's Court. Dvid McKinney, a colored individual, appeared before the Recorder on Saturday, charged with . having stolen an overcoat , from Harry , Joseph. . The evidence being pretty positiv, he was held to bail in the sum of $300, for his appearance at a higher court. A young negro, on charge of carrying concealed weapons, made his appearanqaJjofore that court, and in fine and cost; was taxed $5 50, which he ; paid, to the infinite satisfaction of the -Recorder, and policemen. The above aro all X, he cases before the Recorder isaturaay. . . . - Union PrAyer Meetings. The 'Young' Men's Christian ' Association intend holding weekly morning meetings from 8 to 9 o'clock of each day. This morning the meeting will be held in the2 German M: 'E. Church, corner of Fourth and Vine Streets; on Tuesday in the Inglo Street M. E. Church; on Wednesday, in the Wal nut Street Presbyterian Church ; and then the rounds of the different churches will be again made.

.'TJiofr ' Prayer Meeting.

prayer meeting at the Baptist Church Saturday morning was one of tho most pleasant and profitable of the week. Short and pointed remarks were made by Rev. Mr. Martin and Rev. Mr. Andru. The following touching petitions were found in the box prepared for tho purpose: - " A young man, now sick, and for whose recovery there is little ground to hope, asks the prayers of this Association that he may be restored to health, if it bo God's will, but especially that he may hs enabled to embrace tho Saviour with his whole heart. He is humble and penitent, but has not yet found peace in believing. He ia searching the Scriptures and longing for salvation. Brethren, pray for hi ml "A Pastor." " A father asks the prayers of this meeting for the conversion of his son." "A husband and father has been long intemperate. His terrible passion for drink has gained such power over him that all human help is vaia. The wife and mother, in her deep sorrow, pleads for the prayers of this meeting, that God may, in his rich mercy interpose to save , the husband an l father from ruin." Presented by the Pastor of the distressed wife. Stealing a Coat. Early Saturday morning, a saddle-colored individual named Jame3 McKinney, in whose veins flows the blood of the chivalry, while passing down Water Street, becarie enamored with a : nice j coat which Harry Joneph.'or his assistant, had hung out to - attract custom. James eyed, the glossy integument, and then took a survey, of the surroundings. Seeing no one about, he quickly threw himself inside the coat and walked off. . He was seen, however, and soon the police were on the trail, and James was hived. When arrested, he averred very emphatically that he had bought the coat in Louisville, but the plea would not work. Tho result of his speculation in clothing will be found under the head of "Recorder's Courts ' To si Thumb at the Opera House. The exoitement relative to those extraordinary specimens of the genus 7wwof Gen. Tom Thumb and wife, Commodore Nutt and Minnie Warren,' increased on Saturday, and in the afternoon a vast crowd of ladies and children attended their levee at the Opera House- which was densely packed. The entertainment washighly pleasing and amusing. The dignified bearing of the General attracted much admiration,, and every heart was won by the elegance and intelligence of the diminutive ladies. Commodore Nutt's droll representations kept the house in a roar. His rendition of ' Captain Jinks, of the Army " was realy superb and elicited vehement applause. At night the house was again crowded. Their visit 40 this city was a magnificent success. They, leave this morning for Washington, Daviess County. Recovered. Joe Lyon was so unfortunate a few days ago, as to have stolen from him a suit of fine clothing. Oa Friday, however, they were fouiid at a pawnbroker's store, where they had been put "in soak." A par ty suspected of having something to do with this little speculation was arrested and held to answer. Skiff & Gaylord Comino. The lovers of fine Ethiopian melody and delineations will Lc pleased to learn thatjhc Skiff & Gaylord Minstrels ate comiog again, and will open at the Opera House, on Monday night of next week, for one night only. ; Mr. Joe Gaylord arrived in the city 'by the Tarascon, yesterday evening, to make preliminary arrangements. The troupe are leaping golden opinions in Louisville. The Peaks, Coming. Tho Peak Family are expected to open at the Opera House on the 9th inst., for three nights. They have a world-wide fame, and our people may expect a series of entertainments worthy their most liberal patronage. " LOCALNOTICSS. Y. M. C. A. Monthly Meeting. The monthly meeting of the Young the Library Rooms to-night, fcbl It. " A Slight Cold,1' Coughs. Few are aware of the importance oF checking a cough or ' slight cold " ia its first, s, ta o-fi: that which in .the begin - iug would yield to a mild remedy, if neglected, soon attacxs me mugs. 41 'Browns Bronchial Troclus? .give sure ana almost immeuiawj icnc;. The Trnrhes-' have vroveii their efficacy by a test of many years, and nave received tescimoniaia iroiu eminent men who have used them. febl-eod Sr Read Vickery Bros new advertisement, i Lager Beer and Schweitzer Cheese. Simon Cohn has the best Kleiner Cincinnati Lager Beer and Schweitzer Cheese, at his saloon on Second Street, between Main and Sycamore Street, febl-lt Removal. Dr. C. E. Bierbower has removed his office from old stand, corner Third and Main, to- Second Street, between Main and Locust, Bray's Block, with Dr. Pennington, and will be pleased to see alt who may wish to consult him in regard to their teeth. : ,i:in301t Wiiks the Plantation Bitters were first made known to the American people some seven yeara ago, it waa supposed that they were an entirely new thing, aud had never belore- b ea used. fco far as their generat use In the UnltPd States Is concerned, this may be true. It is also true that the sams Bitters were inade aud sold ia the island of at. Thomas over forty years ago, as any old planter, merchant or sea uaptain doing business with the West Indie will tell you. It is distinctly within my recollection that ou the reiurti of my father (who waa a sea cap-, tain, and doing an extensive trade in the tropics,) be would invariably have these Bitters amonm the ship's stores, and our family sideboard was nevtr wiihout them. For any sir-kness, it matters not how severe or trilling, the decanter of these Bitters, by a different xaajp, w always resorted to as a sovereign remedy. Maokoua Watkb. Superior to the best imported German Colostna. snd sold at half the price. febl-d.'lteodJtltw Flour. The best brand of choice family flour sold ia the city, the Cynthiana Mills, also, rye flour for sale by II. D. Ailis & Co., First St. second door below Vine.

A jet ear-ring in "the form of a cross, with gold trimmings, was lost on Saturday afternoon la-t. -somewhere on First Street, or at the Opera House. ' The finder wi!V be suitaMy rewarded by leaving it at the Journal Office. febl-3t

Tax Notice. The sale of lands for delinquent texes for State and County purposes, will take place at the Court JIoumj door en Monday February 1st, beginning at 9 o'clock A. M. Fred. LuNKENriEiMEa, jan30-3t-d. " Traimrer. . ... Street Railway New R?ate. By order of the Board of Directors of the Evansville Street Railway Company, I hereby give notice that said company will, during the ensuing season, lay down a line of road from Main Street to the upper suburbs of rhoc'ty, either- oa becond fctreet or Eighth Street, the selection of the street to be determined by the amount of contributions the friends of the respective routes will make to secure the same. . 'Early action upea the subject is desired. W. W. Chandler, ja29-lw ' ' Secretary. . For Sale. 200.000 brick. ; Apply tb'J.iD. Carmody," near the PostOffice. " 2S-dlw. James ' Gordon Bennett, ; Jr., beat the world in his great yacht race. So Dr. J. W. Poland's Humor Dootor outstrips all other remedies for eleansing the blood: Sold by' ' ! ja27 Cloud & Aiken. ! For pure Drugs, Medicines and Liquor3 for medicinal use, Ivory Sets,, genuine imported Perfumes, Colognes, Pomades and Fine Brushes, pro to Schuerraann & Burford's Opera Drugstore, 18. South .First .Street. PreGcriptions carefully, compounded atail, hours. : hi i- ;,i janl3 6mosl ; For RENTvTiusineVs . House He. 84 Main Street, three doors from the corner of Third Street. For particulars, apply to - - - Arthur Lodge, i ' 16-10t , ; ':; .- V: T. Jenkins, ; j ' SALT I FLOUR I PORK 1 1 MAILS r ! We offer to the trade V ) ' , , ! 10,000 barrrels KANAWHA SALT. 2,000 barrels and. sacks FLOUR of different brands anf grades-.' 5,000 kegs WHEELING NAILS. A large supply of Bulk Meats, Lard iivqdtr XJitrcd. 15d6un. Ham, &c. L. Ruffner, Jr., & Co., No. 7 Main Street, near Water Street." . .. i JCfiy Never mind , high taxes. Pay them now and 5 save five ' per centi; then go to Davidson & Becker's, 1G0 Main Street, and save 15 or, 20 per cent, more on a good warmsuit, - before the -weather gets too cold. . noV2S-mwvts." . - " " JSST A ne w stock of "Silk Fringes and French Corsets at 1 Hughes'. ; Toilet and- Faney Articles at Bhdwetx & Co.'s. DrugStorecorncr of Third and Mainj Finest stock in the city. Perfurneriea of aHJctnds. Attenfidn" oTthe ladies in. v!ted.N6ne but the IM kept.- : - - ' - ec2G dtf --A : " L'argi? -SittCK of- 3 Superior Liquors. N. F. Carr & Co., at ho. 3 and -4 South Water Street, have a very largo Etock of superior Liquors of the choicest brands,, selected with great eare expressly for this market by Sir. Carr himself, with special reference to the wants of this trade, and offered at very small profile by wholesale to cash customer. Steambo.it bars supplied on liberal terms. ... V , . declQ atf Sl'VV 13!ll,.-iVt-BiW S Ftr other River Hem tee Third Pa.. The clouds 'that prevailed during Saturday cleared away 8aturday Bight,: a -id some ice and a heavy frost prevailed yeaterday morning. The day -was beautifully clear, the air bracing and pleasant. The river during the twenty-four boars ending at dark lust night had fallen about one fool, V Tue arrivals and df par Lures since 3 o'clock (Saturday luolnde the Armada, to Cidro; Sain. Orr,' to Ea&tport; the packets to Henderson ; Louis and I'etrolia Ho. 2, - to Wabash River; Ada -Lyon, tr Green River; Advance,' to Naalivine; Jloruing Star, to Ijouibvilic; Sam. J. Ilale, Memphis to Cincinnati; Nev York, "Nashville to Cincinnati; Romeo, . flora iJNashville; Coosa, to Memphis; Mary Krwln, Cincinnati to Arkansas River; Abeona, Cincinnati to Eastport; Tarascou, Louisville to Henderson ; Quickstep, from Ca'.- ; Louisiana, Loulsviije to -New Orleans'; Rapidan No. 2, from Forence and r.astport ; Allc Dean, Kt w OrlcafiB to t'iucinrtatl. ;- The packets had moderate trips on Saturday, except tin' Sam. Orr, which was yeryiWeli 5oadod....iThp Advance got a good trip out ..The Sam. J. Kale and "Xew York arrived at 9 p.m. Saturday with, big frips. 'Tho JNw York aJdol. some freight here...Tti Mary Erwin parsed down without landing. Siie was deeply loadad....Tha Coosa did not get-. away till after daylight yesterday morning. She got a splendid trip out -The Korma had a moderate trip. She did a-large' way business, especially ia tbo passenger ,Ilne. w.Tlie Abeona bad a medium trip..Among the pa&sengers by the Morning Star on Saturday, was Captain R. H. Woolfolk, the distinguished Superiutendenb of the Louisville & Henderson P-icket Company.' He retoAed to L6ulsvitlf Saturday night The Quickstep, detained by the storm on Friday, did not get in until three p'clock yesterday, , She had a good trip... ...-.The Louisiana arrived at eight o'clock last Bight, with a fair trip, but having plenty of room for more, xcept stock, of which-she bad all Sha 'could accommodate, after adding 21 head . here. She also took from here a small lot of whisky and some pork .....The propellerCrescent City, belonging to George and Gus. Start, of this city, en route from Shawneetown to Madison with a cargo of corn, waa sunk during the-gale, on--Friday, near the head "of French, Islaad. FhU particulars of the disaster will be found under the head of City News. JnHer; crew;, arrived, .here by the ' Morning Star, Saturday.... The unsurpassed Sexlex, th fleetest boat alloat will lw here early to-day, en route to New Orleans. Sbe, has unsurpassed passensor aoconimod,ations. Capt. d. Montgomery, her gallant commander,- is -an Id ' and experienced officer, and highly popular everywhere. Mr. Frank O. Smita land Arthur Field are her accomplished aud obliging clerks...... Tb Romeo,' fronv Nash villa, . arrived at midnight Saturday . with' a fair trip, and leaves to-morrow evening ou her return. The Normau leaves lor &Iempb.'a this evening....-.Th8 Lawrence, Arice ;l)eaji, and Savant were all due durlug the niht -.The Falls City- wilt be out of ieen River this morning -aarly,.The Darling Will be down to-day1, n ronte to Memphis. .....The Louisiana succeeded In getting a Very, nioetlot . Of freight, last night, wb. ich would keep her here UU nearly morning. She was compelled to refuse a lot of stoclrl for want of room.' 'Among her pasengrs was Mark LIvl, one ot the wiahty men of Louisville, whoso genial good humor will contribute gbeaily' 16. the pleasure of the Louisji aa,'5 oas-seugeM. CPla P"t 1lips says he will load the Louisiana at.ihi-J port on her next trip, and will make her a regular Kvansvllie and New Orleau s packeta very sensible ldea.....Tha RapidanNo.'2 arrived at 11 o'oiock, and the AJiCO pi5an,a little later, bot U. , with I axmense tvips. The raanifetjt of the Rapidan willb found 'below.U. .The Alice Doan was drawing ?S "feel. ' She discharged a few package here, aud left playing "Pat Maloy " The Kate Robinson and Lawrence were due at midnight.

to Evansville. liobert ilu-no .t Co., w

bales cotton - Clncinnati-Addy, Hull Co , 3 halest of cotton ; K. O. H nrd it Co 4 bales cotton. luisville K W. A j. F. Koiiiiwly, Zi bales cotton ; U. W. Wm;3S Co,, 5 bales cotton. New Orleans Bowie", Meigs k Co., $15 baas corn; 19 bales cotton. Memphis Black, Krnst fc Co., W bales of cotton. Nashville T. J. Hopkins, 8 l rs '.obacco ; A. Tyler, 8 bxs do. i Jackson, Miss. David Miller, 12 Doxes tobacco. Kvansvllie F. R, Huston, 6 hlids. tobacco ; F. II. Khrm'an A Co., 37 .'jales of col ton ; K. Jv. ljuukcrbou b Co., ti'i bu.lcs of cotton ; V. M. Humphr-y Co., 731 b-il of coUon ; J. C. iMitMincUt-t A Co;, 8 bah of cetun ; Weldon Hro. fc 'o., K bales of cotton nud 1 pair of Ktedyurd.-i ; lloeltii-ber, Kellogg & Co., .1 lot of cooking uttusils; Jt;tgon, Dlcsoy A Carson, 6 barrels fpc5"', 1 banel of butler a:xt 1 k4 of eggs: Millar, Gardner & Co.. 1 ble of cotton, 1 ban el of 'gp;s, and 1 bag of feathers; Preston S M.nilee, 6 empty keg-t; Mackey, Noabit v Co., bales of cotton; Kalui ft Will, 1 cnilOj- of tobacco; Kt-rmy ind Harper,--:) iKiles of cotton; Jaquess, Hudspeth Jt Co, 2iU lbls. of lime. Paducah New Orleans. 10 bales cotton; Lagrange Iron Work, 585 bags of corn. Manifest Strait ek Romeo. nr. k. Thickeron&Co., 31 htid tobitcco; E. Wllhellii pr, 12 empty ale b;xew. '-.. ' Rhoads 8 pkgs ot ind;e. Louisville 31 bbls whisky; 11, packages pen dries. - . ,-,.' Cincinnati 227 sacks ear corn, f Masifkst Stonier 'Quickstep, from Cairo, Jan. 31 Harrr A Sclinackenbiirgh, 2 window blinds; Hchult-,l,Tarniiiiiu t:o, 1 box steam gua-'e; L Rotlner, Jr. A Co, pkg bacon; IAD llehaami. 7 pki;s indse; br Glass, 4 pkgs mdse; U 1C Uunnersun fe Co. 5'J skscorn; Kills. 1 hog; Vrf u Hrown A ro R hhda tobacco: HuiihiIitov. T.t rlt-.tc A C. 1 anchor, 4 hhds tobacco; l-'-R IIukton, 4 bales cotton. For LottiavUio 8 hhds tobacco.;? .'.') ' River Rispatclies. Pitisbuko, Jan. 30 m. Weather cloudy Thermometer 44 . l he river is riKiiij? slowly, with 4 ieet 6 incues water lu the channel. - - ...... day Swallow, for New Or eaus; llarliug. ior mempnis. Arnvei, uuuav Alaska from New Utltans. Weather e'ear anu cold. Business on Saturday was lively The river lull afoit In the last, 4tl hours, with 13 leet water in the channel aud myt teet under tne Driuge. " Loxrisvitr., Jan. sr. Tha river is at a stand, with scant o leet water in tne canal. 4 leet on tne latis and a teet, over the rocks, Weather clear and cool. Port list Swal low, Ciuciuuatl to New Orleans: Wauulta, New Orleans to Ciuclanati; Dexter, to n e urieaas. Cairo. Jan. 31. Cumberland. Kvansvllie packet., 10 p. m. ; Tigress, New Orleans to jj-miBviiie, a A., u.; pinion, C incinnati to Memphis, $ A. M . ; Rateicmi,- Vlcksbnr? to St. Louis, 11 A. M.; Tdcony, St.: "Louis to TennesKee RI-er. 5 p. sr.: Armada. Kvans vllie packet, ii ft JC r N ish vllle, Calto to; XMasnvine, 7 p. m. rue river ion zo inche Clear and pleasant ( " t - Memphis, Jan. 31--Clear and pleasant. The river fell two feet. Arrived Mo.'ile H .mtl-tou, from Cairo. ' Departed Belle. St. Louit. Alloa to ht. Louis: Metiseuicer. to Nw Orleans; 1 uminary, to Vicksburg; Mary Houston, to Louisville; lie lie Alloa, 1,0 new viwaiis m-iiiignt. ,.. St.J Lotris. January 3l.-r-An-lved Bis marok, from New Orleans; Uualsvllle, rrom - lieoKuff. Departed -N ine, lilver f till faUiiig. . Weather eiear aud nlld. , NASHVI1.I.K January 30. River station aryi tour and one-half feet ot -water on Harpcta Shoals. Weather cold and cloudy. Arrived Mollie Gratz, from the Upper tjuniiwriarja; t anny hsrtinunis, from r.v ansvltle. Departed Talisman, for Cairo; umpire, for tne upper curnDerJna; t anny Xiruaueis, for vans vine. 4 STEAMBOATS. FOR MEMPHIS, VICKSBURG; Asd NEW . .. OKbKAMS w I The great ta ,1 t Reb. E. Neal, Master; " ' -- ; Charleti Miller, Clerk, Leaves for New Orleans aud all way ports .HOYDiT, Feb. 1st, at 12 M. -For frcljrbt or passage apply ot? lxmrd, or to liuumiiKi, r. 1 hiliv a lu, or W.O. liltO W N A CO., JaiL-J tilt jtgenU. FOR O WKNSBtlllO, I 'ANN ELTON AND f . AAUlVli4.l!i. The magniflcent passenger steamer 1 (1513 E. P. T. llollcroft. Master; ! Miles D. Wan en. Clerk; Leaves for Louisville and all way ports . MOSflJAT, FEBRUARY ' 1st, For freight or passage apply on lioard, or to w. U.liltU w jx x uuu. dlt Awnts. FOR MEMPHIS, VICKHnUlia, AND Tlie new, fleet, aud t leg tut stt iunor 5Wtaj&vu3i -. ' ! i ' ; Ed. Montgomery, Mkstr; ' ' I Frank O. Smith, Clerk, Loaves for New Orleans and all way p-jrts MO Mm, Ft b. lit, at (OA M. For freight or itKxage aptIy in board, r to W. G HKOWN "fe CO., ' or or HUMPHREY; PATRICK 4 -CO., feldlt - . - 1 Agents, t FO CAIRO, COLTJMR17M, & ME.1T1MIIS The elegant steiiirjeri trS' NOR -VI AN, ' I ') aaaiiMjIKiitJolin U. Hall, Ma terj 1 . . . - , . U. llewit. Clerk, . Will leave for Memphis aud all way port., HIISOAY, FEBRUARY4llT, at 4 o'oiock P.M. - - - - For freight or passage apply 00 board or to ' C. R. ItUDD, fel dlt. - , 1. , . - , . AKent. CARRIAGES. ! J. ii. Urkkm. ' F. L. Grscx. JT. IS. GREEN & OO., CARRIAGE . , MA1Z17FACTURERS, Transfer Ornaments at CiaiuiiaU piicec. Main Street, oel. Fifth inl Sixth, " ranfiMtAwtm Evajjsvi vt-K- 1ki. 4 'ltICOO.1t 'At;TOIiY'. GLUNZ & MAUSER Oroom IMtt.il l"iiot li--f. We desire notifying the public that w are keeping ou hand all sorts of Hiooms, and pay the htghet price ton Hrxom Corn. Factorv ea Third and InglHtMa. d7(i:iin Dissolation of Copartnership. I 4 T K CO I A H I S E US 1II1 1 KU K I Ofore existing Mlweeu.C, H. 1 ramtr aud Frederick Ilcuk. ander tre Arni name of Crauiet S Heuke, was this day ulssoived by aiuluai couent. The basiness. of the late rirm will be settled by l-'rfederick Healve, who alone is authorized to settle the name. . J HAM Kit HKtJK K, ; - ' Kvansvllie W'ooleu Mills, i Evansville, Ind., Jan. 14th, lStiU. I desire returning thanks to my many old customers for their long-continued patronage, und would rrspeutftiily request a further continuance of tne uia. Jalti FREDERICK HEUJCE. . I ViiU C HOLFF, I ' Manufacturer of, and Wholesale and ; ' RetaU Dealer lp, j : - ' ' ' 1 t Saddles, Muruesa COLLARS, and SADDLERY , HARD WARE, J 0. 58 Main Street, corne Second, Kvaksvtxxi, Ixa. foblfi dlj I Wit.' 1 WM. ,C. TURN0CS &0 ( ; , BRASS FOTjirX2IiS, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters, Corner Fine and First Street Cash paid for old Copper aad Brass. -( . Dealers la all kindsof,Brasa Cooki' Whistles, and Steam Uuuues. Particulj attention paid U repairing and adjustm' atwam Oangeg flnnest' - oa it r. j . r.OJlERT BOTH. OTIS WOOD. BOYD & WOOD, ARCHITECTS, ' ! No f Chandler! Block:,' Corner Fir ,t and Locust Streets, r ' ' K V ANSVl LL E, IND.' Plans and Specifications prepared on short not ice and reasonable terms. jau!5 ill, ,,,

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.... - " 3 ran ! ISnl Jlawiiuc or TBI EVANSVILLE LIEDEKKRANZ , HlngylMS: Society, .' , ' ; '. AT T IT Ii, IV K 11 II A IiL, Monday, February 8tJi, 1869. Admission kacii 'ART. In ordr to avoid the enXlk llama oi low or liniTopcr characters luUt the Ixil.-iooro, It has been resolved not 1o iwdl any tickets on the evening of tho ball. They are only to be had at lh lo!lowinr piaoKs: Honry Schiteler. No. 10 Third Street; Char es Wfccfr, Main Street; Jac. t-hlesingnr, tSecoiKl K reet; Abb-. liimrotli, corner IajkI aud Fourth fstweti, lun.ic-o. - ' A'o ticket tre trnnf,r,i0Ur. No ticket will i told to unknown prisons or utrungors if not properly introduced or vatisCastory rferoBce given. This ruio will be strict y tiJherod to. ; ; . , I Amonst seveta! Masquerado Drollwles which will be productni we name only the ' R. W?r.d',?p.1,,STa!t,aB Tf 'H. HB .lou ftt-otht-rs: or,,Xbe Kamum Air Trip. 2. The Mo.ioK.viiHi.to ChiuOM ; or, The N-w Art of Kiviu .'1. -TUb Allegoilcat ltepro-ntUon of IVe Fcsirlul Uitl.iliou of our (uirt-ncy, alter iii; Newest ftitl:eitn ( I larb tjuiu) aud liuL.i-r (Pi-wrols) Fiiinnci.tl Thuorix. ,, l he Otolu-stra, wUl t-.i.fcWi of I w-ntj- Mnslciaus, under the lt;tdMhip of 1'roJei.sor &latliias. T M itr 1 'j-t L' 1, ski-- i ... . -,i....u f, febi dUl 1 X?elrvinry X-t, 1GQ. Wo commence to-day t sell for CASU, OK .IT EQ.rnVAI.ENT, EXCLUSIVELY. Wehope our' irustr mers ..Will govern themselves accordingly, and make It convenient to trade on the " ready pay " principle.' Wo Intend that all our transactions shall be on a CASH BASIS. We wish yerj-tbhif sotUeJ at the time of purchase. If a responsible customer wants an accommodation, we will loan hi in our goods as a banker aoe his muey-taking note with lea xr ceuL Interest from' date. ' i We rrgret that our rule will exclude a large number of persons who have alwaj s paid us promptly every month." This is unpleasant. ; We would gladly contlnao them on the old plan If we oould without giving offense to others. Under the neW rule this cannot be done. We propose, however,, to Hell VERY LOW FOR CASH, and la this way benefit more person than we will inconvenience y stopping the credit system. ' We expect to make the " Old Eureka Bp. zaar" what co-operative stores are to other cities u place where rich and poor can gel a groat deal for a little money. We have advantages over any other house In the retail trade lu Evansville Having couuet Uou with a first-claas estab lishment at Vincennes, we buy for both IkJukcs 'l irye'y for eath in the Eastern cities, and can therefore buy as cheap as tuoat of our wholesale men. ' A U our price will be cut down to the ' I.OWK.VT LIVINU FIUVKE. fel VICKERY BROS 73 Malu Bt, , , ; 1 1 : -1 I . .t , , ,1 TTTE ! SOT KXFKCr TO SEM w ' all 'ho Family Orocerles sold at re tU io Evansville, bnt we will try am eouvtneu tlicme who patronize ns that they can tii-h money by buying their Uroceries run v;a:-ii at' . fel VICKERY BROS., 73 Main St. -,. fiTt jMrrro win, lit:, "uitk-m eiAliK-i U MM ALU ltOJ 1 1H." oar koimI. will be ninrKed In plain fig Brett, auu oii in ice to an. VICKEltY BKOH., t4 i . , Eureka Uiteiar, fel " ' 7J Maiu Ht. Trnn IN IIKKi:UT CIIVE.V. that 1,-w-IH iH'I'ly o the City Cmnell of n.vatiKViiic, on iwoiiuay, eitruary 1st, lstiy ror pcraiiBsniD to ero-l two liaiue dwell In2 one-story. 22 Iry 5 leet! also two stahies, 12 by 1X1 iect on Lots Nos.'o and tt liKtlell flHce. JACOB WE1NIZ. JilOJj UUl ., ,,. OI.t WATJ;K.-I baveopfneda Wood Yard 011 .Fifth Street. loIweeU Locastantl V:iltiul, noil shiiil kter ei llHLItlll IV on 11,-lUII It Hill HU- JI1J . Having li;td liMHu utli-ebed to my water wagrou. I nut lireinireil Ur nil clteius oil v---y inoderate- terini. ' .. Orders leit at my resilience, on Walnut Mire t, twtweeu xnini ami Fourth, win be piumplly filled. THOMAS BULLEM, de22 dJlU OATS, SQSK. LAUD, & POTATOES. Jy STOIIK, AN it TO AKKIVF. from ' the City on the Hill, on the pt-aiiy banks of tho Wubasu, which we ouoi 10 1 ne iraue: l.dtiO bush, choice Oats, in bags; , 300 b.ih. Po aloes; , ; jr , ' ftt tierces No. 1 Lard;. " ' ' i3 kens No 1 Lard : ' 10(.W DoundsBulk Hbouldnnit.HtilnH.anil uhiuk; ,, , Jit tools, cliolce Family FJonr, at BUILDEBV EMl'OKllM, Waler Si beL Locust and Walnut, 1 Evaiisviiltj. Ind. Ja23d30t BABCOCK dt S1EELE. piiALOirs TAPaux iotiox" For Beautifying the 8kln and Conv I ; i. m pieiloa. , ; t Removes all Eruptions. Freckles. Pim ples, Moth Blotches, Tan. etc.. and reudeic the Kkln soft, Jair, and oioomtni, . 1 ror Ladiea in the Nursery it in lnvalu. able. .,' - , t ior Gentlemen after Shaving it has no --aphlan Lotion" 1 the only rellabl remuiiy for diseases and biemlsues of the Skin. ' - 1 IIIAI'S "FAPHIAN SOAV" foi the Toilet. Nursery, and Bath, will not chap the skin. Price i cents per cake. ; i 1 . 1 ' 'A 'New Perfume tor the Handkerchief. Exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance, PHALON A SON, New York, ' Sold by ail druggists. , .Iiydjy Crescent City Flooring Mill. MiElI (i !JKE j K APPLE R, Manufacturer aad Dealer in ; , ' fjvsli, Ioors, , lSlind9 ;iqiTLDl!T(iS,:?IO0IlIXC SID1XG, 1 1 - And all kinds of DKESSED AND ROUGH LUMBER. ' ...-1 AIsd, Sole Proprietor and ManufaoA , . - tui er of the ' :

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Celebrated PICKET- FENCE. &"rMYptT.lllQ Btree( and Can?il, I 'Near Reils A Hauey- Foundry, ctcSi d(im KvAsvirj.r,lan. Merchant Tailor !. fj- u, 11 tl ir o 1 1 tiin tie found at ' NO. 8- QHANDLEirs BLOth &i213ut" (CPWSTAIRS.) "

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Dwelling Ilonss Insured for a term d -years at gr-atly rt'dm-i-d latt-s. Three Years ( til the Price of Two. Five Years at th Price if Three. Total Cash Assets Represented Over Twenty-flvd Million Dollarv. Tho folli'wlng are among tho onip-iuif-s represnted : MI'SA IusnriiucoCo. of llarllor ,lVnii. Cash Ass-tt .VH "0I'lia.VtX Ins. Co. of Hsrtfii-, t oati Cash Assi-ts r - s ;,.o'.ooo. T VSKTI N KKTA I. I lis. Co. ft New York , J i-uhIi Asm-is . k- vvi out). J AhsHh ...,,,. f,o . 1 MOKTII A M Kit!' !V li.-rir!iir if (Vi, ,f , . 11 lrlloitl, lUtiip.t - r ' Ca h A.s i ts m S.t(Ht,ln(. MI-:R:tlArS lr' Ins. Co. of J Iuit f.nl, ClJ Cash s-sttis t SM.tili, NOItlll AMERICAN lusiiiuaa) I'o. il iew Yrk. ! ' Cash Assou - i,oo.-oi. ! I l JKrXA .in: Ins. C.i. of ll.-irtfoi.l.Conii. Cash Assets l,0t0,M)O. NHXSEN & BIXBYl Ageuts, j 1) MAIN STKKICr, ', liiaa.ivlllc, Itfl. Jatr dly , ., ! .1 1 ! 1. . . . 11 - ,11 11 1 1 1 1 .1 1 m '. ojKE?,rsvAxa:. , ' . ' ,, ,11. I, , . , . i ... , , ,1 OA Ht I, Q. MARK'. JAMWH W. WA Itlt Kit JAMKS i'HlMM.' i 'i I ' . . .. ; . j MARK, WARREN CO., I1 l!l , ,1 ' : ! 1 , . , , : SIBECT IMrOKiKItS and WUOLISALK DKALKRS In. -.. .IT ,t QUE B IMS YMUB. , , . . . , , ,!l 'ill '! i 1 1-1 ( AKD- - - ... ..:;! ' . i .i .-..I'.t -. GLA S 8 11 E iLamps, liOoklng-Mh.w, AO. ! ' JAMES M. WARKEN, tiKvlng ' i-r-ri. c-liased Lis for.i.er lnterost of M, Htiiiuiix, Esqand as wo have aojd our iu'ejeisti t the CAIBO IKHTsE, and also removed vvt stoclc from the old stand No. 18 Main V.I., thus concentrating our entire resorirce )n the commodious t M Alt B L K " F1 R HKT BuiLDiNu. .: ' v. ,.V. j , . -,, ,f i-.-,,. 1 -, f; IVo. 25 SlrNt Htretkt, 1 , . 1 . V : ' i 1 . ' . A .... I ..i',.. I We feel asHuii-d, we have facilities to coiii pete with any house in t he couulry. r ! , . I I, lit it. 'I t J j We rr-eetvo u r QatitMii. warn direct fn.m the 1'oUerttm- of .Htall'ordtdilro, KiikIhi!, via New Orleans a"d Nw York; beiife pay no aecuiid-liand proflbf. which rightfully belong to our coHtorners,. j Having complete! arranptf.nont with ME AKIN HIIOS. A CO., of Hlmrit.hlri, England, for the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL for this raaiket of their fl'.ynUea HTONI-: CHINA WARE, we aio.iiuf prepared1 1 supply the trade. .. . .,, I 4T Consult your own Interest by niii. Ining our nnx-k before porchimluij th4n. wliHte. ' 1 . t. "Matt I fk T A .iii:cti4 or ITIM OU HU S i. Council ol t.lto t.'ity of KvnhKvilltt, n tltutlh tiny of Jmuafy. A 1. Ina, I lit. ,ti-sti-s oelow iiiiiiieti were u pitoiuleil lu wti vu on the KeNi ralion Hmtr.l: Hist Ward John Kuttn. AU-xnt!er W.lK011, Wllli.-mi Allen. -i , i , rveoiid W aid A, J. llleU, Louis JCoster, S. N. Dotiker. , , Third Ward limui f canUin, nr., Jatijes EiiKlaml, Jsmcs Ii. tjnok. , ' Fourth Waid-Owirge Udllen, Philip Nt-' gele, John (Jrluwi., ... , , , . , .. t j-iitii waul-Nick Buikhardt, Anthony Bebrne, Charles Kchrad. fix tli Ward JaniAM l-'i liln.iit-4. J.it.n BuNluiiftii, John lli-iiit.-.i i u.. j 1 ! j Seventh Ward Thomas Keith,' 'jVlm Miller, PhyD. V'loU. ' .1 ' , KiKhtb .W ard - W. Slclnn. Uillirmi KI'iMiiitn, William On.-oti.'. 1 Ninth Ward 4 super MflishH!!, t'liiirlti Doughty, John F. tinlt. , . .. A. M. McU RIFF, Clerk: I I5.v K. A. Mt-tJuinc, li. nly. City Clerk's utllcu. Jantinrv- f.m h. ihk. : . Jan.AJ d.it , ,, , ... S. 3?. H (I Jjt Tj, 1 (Successor to IU11 A lluribffrt,) I ' COMMISSION M KUCHA NT, ' Dealer in HAY and OltAINC i Also, Floer, Butvm, T.nri3; ' Drlfd FruiU, 'jyLtniH, 4c.V( t i . . ; j 39 and ' 41 WATKU STilKKT, ! Houtheast Corner Water ami Walnot, ! CINCINNATI, OHIO, t, Reference Wm. McOufT A Co., N-w Or ans: T A J. w. Half. Aurora. 1 r.d .: Win. Mol'onald. Memplu. Teiiu : .1.. K. I.Vllo.t Co Ht. Louis. Mo ; Jueli iial gi'h, Atw M. P. Co., Cine unatl, -.; ll, H. 1 1 .1 .1 tner-A Co., Nashville, lean. "' J2T ti:lij Dissolation and iNew Parlnershin. 311 E CeP.tUTSiKltHII UirRKIO. L fore t-xiMtiiiK umlcr the tjle ol Jatio s ile t!fe C . is this lay tllxsoi ved, itenry F mount iwTini! ixttitriii. me mire.sr 01 J0I111 H. Hoelker una J. H. Keldwlma. t in mmiuiHuwire 01 riuuit wilt Utt riiiLtiiuw by II. F. Klouut anil Jaint-H Urie, tin'-r the Una native of j ' .. T H. F. BlXitwr k.f ,i January nn, 1 tie, ; Mttua dlw. 1 . ' 1 - - .. 1 1 - - Copartnership.'1 THE COPAlcrNrHnlllf1 JIFHF'H. fore f-aisilsg antl r twi otviu ii Kn lker, Hlount A o. is lliis t! ypiiw-Mvil by mutual coiiKent. Tlio bnwlns tiili lm coutinoed by John H, lti tinker, J. 1L Fi-lt(-wucli, aud Jolm W t-4K-r,,uilri lit firm name of . . ,i john n. kiki.k i-.i: i t ii. , January 2, Ut, ltf. ; IJmbUIV"' 1 IiiAVi: tui iav -oi.r mt ufi terevt la the f'a'M 1-V.n ry to euler upon aiotbr Itiiiucii ot Jwanul,iruv lu rel in uii troni tin. fouittli y oin,(ni -s.s. 1 iin. ierl.-u thHt tho tii-liils of t tie-' old rii m Will kluiul tUM now iim UiiintulJy its tney have bv ii-K-iker, iiioiwi. a j . 1 - Tmit, iif.Min K ni.OUXff. January ijth, pv:. Jja-ftllw - , , (mmt4X ' V-!'. i t2: ts.' Si 0.Js.tJj ol all A indrf. . 'ilOHNBLLiHiii ..'..-' ' 1 No. tf No 1 th v Hjt-r si ic-l. OcZtdCm. -. ; ,.,) JfivtM-ivlll-, ImU . 4 O. Tl. HUD JO, STEAMBOAT AGSI3T. . . ; -AND--.,, .,.,, Special Aent for the IiiiltUiioo A Ohio liallroaJ, mjrta-tf Kvanbvi fci.i. Jaw.

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llllt It IN f 'J)I K a M J..UIC yN 1 l.e-t, liotel-, in l.KftliNVIIIf, llltluillH II, !- 1'M' tll- I ill ' liu frllilMt, (11 1 lift I, fronts on wnu-r Htn-et, n.-.ir Mm rie-ot Watt-r hikI HytHiiiti , ilihI h:lH n kih.-ii lid river Vl.-W. it Is Ii,ii, imi.I rnninniili,,,!. is lt'X lliftfi a Hju; -m fn,ui MiUn !-ir-l. Blltl IH I-ikiJ' Of It-i-itH fi 1,111 I lm ,-,(,-,-, r ill' rosil.fctul MirronrxJI UK c-iiiit ry! J tun yincn Aijrtl lut, I !, An.iv lu , ALVAI1 J I1.N.--N, Ailm'f, -Jan 19 dtf' l.viiivlllii, In I. JlOlt 'HI'. NT 'irvHlfMENT TbeTT 7Z. t Tiielit of i ho 'uiiibfi l.t ltd C, iiv lit mi t aarcii, roiiK-r Of Hi-nmil .i rid i nn 1 mi SlM'vts. 'J'lll.-i Wi.llM Ik- h. Vi-ry -: 1 : lut pl-- lor leicliiiiu ifnu'c fn' .--..,., -n,i J'liintinfi. AJM, a i ittotii l ir hm 1 ;ti. lriijimeot ALv'AIi .1 . 1 1 ' N , iiuJIiilf Ri-:il i; ( tin At VOIZ SALE. -j7iit"s'.i.:-M . ukh ani iioii'i-.M-3 !T A lot ol lint- fn ir'-t iiii-I linri.i-, rli -up lor cs-h, by litltTII tt liiiWLI :-, Am.-r ,fuii l.iverv stttitt Tlilrtl Mrt i-l, I ( I. Main ini l Locu ' J'I'.I' ill w R-si(lTir?r ami Farm for S.iU. TH f tJllr;s t. ot tto- bit- lt iliiiiillK Ii i,i-ii' vti.l ln-nil I lit pin lit K;,I,. S:i-1I:iiii - 1 1 : 1 I 1 1 l()il ill I' :, villi ilii,rtiv. nii ii.4. in iiixkiI tnii- i!il- Ii Jul Inglti'h .siu,,tt, on Hi 1,. ,v c. I!, t:., ,-,rtd leu iii'li-s I 1 iiil-i -lly. K-r fiiiTln riir. tlCllilKK ll..IV !tl -. K. T. IS'Htell'H of v No. t'-l''i'l i t let t, I ,v:iiisv 1 1 li. J-, 1 I. Wilt sale iM) rv.11 m rr. Lt jf Duelling - oti-ie; ., fn; Km uih l'-'!l I lil ixh'i ix! .'ti l 'S I I' . 1 11 i , ; .. 1 IWy Hiiil M il Hil I K'.l.i'r j - , ALVA '1 .1 : f No,V, it-.f i-.-.iiHi- f .- --tt. '. in 7 Stn ft, J Y'i 1 n.i;'l.'; tie -ia tf .'if I. "MS. THT A NT -.I-H I T-U A T 1 O N A . I. -!c. V y Ui i pi r or :u . m -siiniti 1 11 h iI r m l-4 li'Mi - , I ;t tin -j in-, n s,. e 1 :. 1 1 -i ; lull and G- 1 111:1 ii.. tfiNi. 1 r fi 1 tiu 1 -i 11 if j rctiii il. Apply at tit ' J.iiu 1111I ():!)'". JallKdlw ' AliKNTH IVANTKI) Kn:; Sccrcis of tha Great Ciy. A! work - dHi-riptl e ol llm 1'irtnci tn-l Ihn , Vices, 1 M !( ic.i, a: m r ten, n I Cri-iK-w ft KfW Ytii'ii. I lit . If you M tHli to I mm- Ii nti f.r'iiii'-t a ,rt llllllly- till, iln-l 111 !l .i ; liuW Bit,-., ii lieu lire tuined III Wnl, f.lit t l; lm i-i,iiii'tv men are hwliid.ed I y hlnn .er ; how 11111-islt-l'S and fii'-l iJianli urn lil.it U in H 1 fil ; how tlu net lm 1 ,s a x d ooiieeil i,nnii!i aro in unite'" tl J bow t'tn ttlln : lixn, ttml lotteries Hie wmil tit-lt-d, rt-iel tin worn. It conlil lis overall fin t t'lrnvin, itml elU H II u lion t t h M ,!i- leu ji ml f 1 1 mi s ol ii-vr Yolk, unit (M t In ltt li-M o ml file iJhikU work ol tbp Jiltnl ever pnltil -In il. 'I'rlft- :rIy IS 7 -r 4 !. 1 frx'tnl for cltf-ubi.n H'.d hi e our Iithk, mi'l B In. I tltK-rtnl loo the work. Aiii r.'Ml J S ,S 11 not H Kit ( A CO., t infill mil I, o. - )l .-7 ,-M-t,, err KARBWAIir;. --r-r- "T'i GEO. S.J HON NT AG ;. ,' Sii. CO. ISlI'OIJTIlIfS .7 'j : r ; .' , ' f - or 1 - ! p ' Jk. 23 J" ,L i.t JElm . . 1 . i. - 1 1 t 1 . ' . . , U i'.t 7; CUTiOXl. 1 i , n FarinhiMrelit'inUVTsuls ' We lift vo rt!itiovo? , si nee tln tlesli ni-llnri of our utot k by flic on llio i'lxt of ! J inber, to tbo old Ijoe ent lm I nl.-iii.l, .-it. llm corner of l-'lit and T litln si let-Is, itn,t uavt Mow Jn utore oiih 'if the mowt com ilt-ln HUx-ks of gooils lu our line tli.it i-kh bn found in the Wtt. I'uri-lnist 1 on 11 dull market for : 1 JX. M II. and will bo offered to tt.e timli itt Bueli Jirlcei hm eiMiitot fsdl to lini te , hu Icyer. V7a .liave m , Oid Stook! . ;.-.! . I J 'll I -i 1 Our troi sis nut nil I , , - t ,.! t.i .." I .. ' . ' i ' I k l' ft v. w 11 v a i v B. r. i-l :4i Just from : liu .icloi Ii s. Wo offer I'peoia' linlut-eiiK ii's oil, Talile am! P)fKct (tJlIcry; ..1 Chains Harnei, and Collars; I i '. e , ' -1 , l'l ': .1 i 'I , , Axea lfoefs & Cross-cut S :ivs; i-l 1 : 1 ntJii.ii:ns' iiAicmv rti;. C0IIXKIC OK FIiiST, 1-,.- 1 . . ' KANHVILM-:. 1 'Itt. ofellt.Sclioot i;ailn:itl i. rrsjiiK srni ahm'ai, i:-.amm. JB Hon of tne I nline hi-imuiH ol 1 In- en v M illcomirieitee, lit th llli.-li Helx.ol I'-iiKI-iKr' oil We-lufttitiy, Krln itarr -" I. 1111 I bo COntllillCKl lu Dim foil iwlnr, or.lt 1 1 Wednesday, l-'ebiu,Liy I -ljpj,, 1 ;.ain. ttir Ht-hdtii. j Ihrir.iJiiy and Frd iy, I'ebi u.-iii llh and fltb iliull hfho.il. Moininy Alierwoor, Fehrn tiy Hh --All Beeond l'r.itry l In '. -.Tutday Forenoon. J-vhriiiwy - All Flist Primftrv Solnto s. Ttivml v Aft 1 noon. Ki'ln-nury iitli A.i KtciiuU J 11 lew m-tiit.i r-.iMitn.ip. W n nt-Hility l-vi 11 ttf ry J ji Ii A II I 'li -I Interinetliat. R-tilxatlH. . . 'J'biir.tjMy, rel.ruaiy Jlth AH Ft 1 Olid rirsnnijHr Hcbools. flFmHy, FeiiruHty 1 l.'iAI, firH i.nni. lnitri. i.M.-is. it 1 lie .l.i.ir HMtl t My ClHinfll, 1 it UN, mid the. jiultllo rnu-rnlh, nut tuvifeit to HUi'ltil. 1, ... AA iil.fc.UAi!)', , r . JOHN ,V. I 'fi I IJ, f"- " ' InllHiR l:-.-t,l SiilH, '1 I tl-.,' . 'M. ' A. M. (low. Hui.erluh-tt.l. iit. I 1 -js ! 1 ur IColirltr, ChiOil, Hliti I eiitoei it, f..-y Iwtl. I -A.N:v in 1; 1101 sc. " foiiaupm:-::, dyer aaj sco an a:, FJfllf MTItr.KT, let. Cult nn.l Cherry. (-ilk, WikiI, t!olbii. tf., colore,! toor.U-r. All work wsrrauled, ami anv ilimntr - promptly paid. iua.iUUi4

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