Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 February 1869 — Page 4

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Svansviile and Crawfordsvl-Je.

GOING NORTH. Arrive. F.vansvill. VieeuuY; M-tl Vlneanea Ao 2to P at llsft5 a at I 3:tt3 P at 4-53 P Ml OOMIXU SOOTH. iMTa Leave Arrive K'ville, 9:M AX aiSHi- M 8: 18 p x Terre Haute. Vincennes. , v lncennen. . f fiuftf AX I c I P M I C I 535 p X I K-r.llL A Ac. 6:.t)'A If Mall J?" ... t t-i, viniwnnM AMwmmodtlion Train leaving at ltrt)6 p. m., makes clone unecUoulll. the Ohio ami Mlitrppl Railroad at Vliicennea for foU Louis ana Cairok - -: Terre Haute and In&ian&r-cKs. FK.OM TKKBE HAUTE Leave. Arrive. 12:2: p X 4 :K P X 11:5' PI ,6:30 AX Mall Train .. . Kx press -Mgliti-xpresa , 6 t4-" A X . 8:15 px . 4:AIPM .10-25 PM The change on the Ohio and Mllsslppl Railroad taken place oa Monday, leeemlrnhTafter which we will correct the timetable of that Road. , EH.4N.E.R, Northern Division. - TRAINS GOING SOUTH. . Leave Henderson dally (Sundays exiiepieu.i Arrive at Hansom. GOING NORTH. Leave Han ho in Arrive at Henderson . ..- 7:30 10:40 A.M. 1 :45 P.x 6:00 P.X OMo ard Mississippi Railroad. . TRAINS ARRIVE AT JUNCTION. Going Wfrt. ..4 lOO a. x. .5:17 p. x. Going East85 P. X. ; BTEAMBOAT 1XNE8. - ' To Iotji8Tili.- KYery Monday and Hatarday at 10 o'clock A.M. Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at o'clock p. x. ' . . To caibo Dally, except Sunday, at 1 o'clock p.x. . ., To Grbbx Bitib.-Every Monday and Friday at 5 o'clock P. X. Every Thursday at o'clock p. x. To Eautpobt. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 o'clock p. x. To HKDKBaow Dally, except Sundays, at s o'clock p.x. ' ":. - To NA3HVii.i-Every Wednesday and Bat ard ay at 4 P. w. - :- To Mxxpho Every Tuesday at 4 p. X. RockportStagre (via Newburgh and Boonvllle, carrying the mall, leaves at 7 A. at., oa Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrives by 7 p. x., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. jNew Harmony Mall Stage leaves Mondays and Fridays at 7 A. x. Arrives Tuessys Mia aturuay oy p. x. ML. Vernon Mali , Vernon Ma; Stage leaves dally (ex eept Sundays) at 7 A. x. sept 6 an days) by 2 r. x, A-rrtves uauy tax rt boaaays) brnr.H. To Nswbfro. Haca: dally (except Sunlay,) from the Merchant's Hotel, at 3 o'clock p.x. MONDAY. .FEBRUARY 8. 1869. CITY NEWS- !' Sale of Real ; Estate. The old Union Brewery was sold at Sheriffs ealo! on Saturday, for $6,000. , William ' Ile'Jman was the purchaser,' , "" ',' . ' Alarm or Fike. An alarm of fire was caused about 9 o'clock on Saturday night by the appearance of a dense smoke about Trinily Church, , caused, it is supposed, by the cliokinj op of a flue. The engine3 were out, but their services were not required. Terrible .Accident. We have by special dispatch to the JottraU an account of a horrible accident that happened on Saturday evening to a boy named John Greg?, aged fourteen year, at tho ' Farmersville ; 'Mills. Ya Lg Gregg, it is said, was from this city. ' School Examination. The examination of the public school will be continued to-day, commencing at 1 p. M., ia the primary department. AH parents of pupils, and alt who Lake a real interest in the prosperity of tittr schools are respectfully invited to attend. ' Home Again. Mr. John Schubert, of the firm of McNeoly & Schubert, real estate agenta, was a passenger by the Morning Star on Satarday, having just returned from a business trip to California, lie is looking very well, and reports having had a pleasant trip to the land of gold and giaut trees. Skiff & Gatlord's Minstrels. ' To-night Skiff & Gaylord s Minstrels rea-pjicar at the Opera House, for one - night only. This troupe enjoy a well earned and world-wide reputation, and combine-with their talents as musicians, the characteristics of gentlemen. 'We' bespeak for - them a - crowded honse to-night, as they appear 'bn'this occasion for one time only. " ( Personal. Among Jthe arrivals by Saturday night's train were George Foster, Jisq of Foster, Gwya & Co., . New York, and Col. Thomas John - - eon, connected, with the house of Shaw, Barbour &UCo., Cincinnati. These gentlemen are both, old citi zens of XiVansville, and tneir many friends will be glad to meet them in their old home. - Yousa Men's Prater Meeting. The young men's prayer meetings, which have been attended with so much interest during the past two weeks, will be oontinued this week. Thb morning it will ; be held in the Vine Street Church; to-morrow mornins io the Zlon Church; on Wednes day ia the German Methodist Church, and on Thursday in the , Walnut Street Church. All are invited to attend.- ' - Union Prater Mebxtno. Daring the week of prayer held in January last by . the various b ranches of. the Presbyterian church in, .this city, it was determined to hold one Union prayer meeting each month through out the year. Agreeably to this reso lution the meetinz for February will be held in the Cumberland Presbyte rian Church on Tuesday evening, to waicn au are invited. Heavt IIacuno. On Saturday a second effort was made to remove the huge blocks of marble that have for some time past obstructed the wharf. One , of the largest was, after much , labor and difficulty, loaded on a low truck wagon, and then snaked up the wharf by means of blocks and tackle a team of farm horsos being used in lieu of a capstan. The process was slow one, but success vindicates its adoption. The heaviest blocks of marble weigh nearly six tons, we are ioiu, ana are very valuable.

The Walnut Street Pres

bath "School held , Its anniversary ex ercises yesterday aftetaoon. lho main audience Toom of the church was crowded with children, parents and friends of the School, and he exercises were of a very interesting character. The report of the Secre-, tary and Treasurer, Capt. James LI Orr, showed an , enrollment of 200 member?, and an average attendanco of 241; and. in addition to tbe regular contributions for , current expenses, the collections" in the different mis? sionary classes of the School amounted to $210, which was appropriated to several missionary objects in the home and foreign fields. --The Supcri intendent, Mr. T. W. Turner,' gave quito an interesting review of the operations of the School for the past year, with some valuable -sugges-j ions as to the future " work to " Lo accomplished.- The . Miracles Jo f Christ were recited by different members of the school, with 'very ' happj effect, and with .more than the' usuaj distinctness and spuiL; Tho most attractive feature of the exereises was an object singing exercise : hy ' Miss Woodbury's , infant class. ; After a brief address by Professor Willett; a number ot prize Biblos" and gift: books were presented to such as had been perfect ia their recitations, or present every Sabbath of the year A very neat printed programme' wa distributed throughout the audience embracing the Order of Exercises the Roll of Honor of the Scholars, 'a; summary of the. Secretary's and Treasurer's report, and a list of the classes and missionary titles. Tho school enters upon a new. year .with bright prospects for usefulness and prosperity. " ' " - ' j Deploying as Skirmishers. Th$ competition between the Henderson; packets is becoming quite lively, anc "strategy, my boy,' nne strategy, being resorted ' to, to secure freigh and passengers. The following wil illustrate: On Friday night lust the officers 1 of both "the packets learned that there were two hoad of cattle ari one or two passengers to be had running down to a warehouse soma mile and a half below the city, an4 each determined to se-jure, ths prizi by slipping quietly down, at early dawn, and before the other could get steam upl . Just before daylight the Sallie V. slipped her cable and without the tinkling of a bell, dropped out from shore and made off at full speod - for. the lower warehouse. So quiet were her-movements made.'and with suph celerity, that Capt. Martin and.Hoon .Miller,, tha pilot, were left ashore and had to follow in a skiff. The Mollie Norton slipped out quietly a moment , later, and also; ran down to uecure the coveted freight and pa sengers,and in order to make it doubly sure, tlie par-keeper ol the iorttn raorted to the strategy of " deploring as skirmishers," to use the language of a distinguished army surgeon, and so started out from the river in : the direction he supposed the cattle and the passengers would come. The hour was an early one, the neighbor hood a strange one, and as Field cautiously threaded his way through the dim shadows of giay morning, he was somewhat startled to find a man or a boy picketiog each fence corner along the lane, having been previously 'sent out or deplored a3 skirmishers" by tho Sallic V.whieh Bueceededin secur ing tho freight. ' Field cays he will go down the night before, on the pext occasion of the kind, and .picket the whole shore himself alone. 1 hough the competition is warm, the most friendly relations, we are g'.ad to say, exist between the crews ot the com peting boats. . ' 1 ! The First Bicycle. The first two-wheeled velocipede made its appearance on the streets of our city on Saturday, and created a great ftarore. t was built at the wagon' makers' shep of J. B. Green & Son, and is a very substantial machine, though susceptible of eonsiderablo improvement in style and finish. W. IT. Hugo, ol New Harmony, exhibited; it to' the astonished multitudes, who followed him with all the eager attention they ..... - Ja1- ' . - ? ' exhibit on occasions oi iae proeessiou of a circus and animal f.hbw, through the streets. The rider managed it with considerable dexterity and address, though the bicycle exhibited an obstinacy at turnine corners that could not be overcome, always ; in sisting on going to the left, and obsti nately refusing to turn to the right, The rider perspired, freely, which in dicated that but for the name of rid ing, it would have been les3 wearisome to walk. We are told that it was out for an airing again on Sunday mornJnc and attracted a large crowd of small boys, who should have been at Sunday-School. It is said, by the way. that there are three hundred ve locipedes nowin daily use in New York (Jity, and it is expected that the numberwill soon be increased to three thousand. ' One manufacturer is en gaged on an improvement - that will enable the rider more easily to propel the vehicle. Lost and Found. Some ten days or two- weeks ago; Joe Mayers, a for mer attache of Skiff & Gaylord's Minstrels.' who had ; been , dismissed the Company, spirited away a' favorite dog, to which the whole Company were greatly attached. . The Chief of Police, of this city, was telegraphed to look for the dog on the.Darlinsr, where he was found, and handed over to Capt. Travis, of this city, for safe keeping,. As soon as the band of the Minstrels struck up last' night the dbg rushed aboard, and his expres sions of delight were thrilling in the cxtreme.':, ; T ". ' ."' ! Andy McKee. -Oar former fellow citizen Andy McKee, is one of, Skiff & Gaylord's troupe,' and will be glad to see an his old triends, and many Dew rnAi ah th A I Inoro I I aiica f rt ! night As a singest and dancist Andy j is a magnificent success. Call in.

The many friends of v He?. Samuel

Eeod, fonncrlj of this city, will be dcoply pained to iea.rn of his deathj which took place in Newburg at twelve o'clock on Saturday. lie was a wmister Of the Methodist Churchj and son-in-law of the late Robert Parrett; and had many friends in this city, by whom he was highly esteemed. . lie waa also ari eminent Mason, having been Deputy Grand Lecturer in the First District of Inj diaha ' for two or three years,. Reed Lodge bf this ' city was named in honor of . Brother Reed, who was one of its charter members, and its firpt Worshipful Master. The Lodges of this city are called together, by a notice that will be found elsewhere in the Journal, at ten o'clock this morning to attend his funeral. Sunday Sports. In addition to thp "volocipede exhibition yesterday afternoon, some fifty or a hundred boys, ranging in age . from eight to seventeen years, were treated to , an exhibition of the manly art of self-, defence in the alloy back ;.'ofi ; tho American House. The parties en-! gaged were quito small, but they are said to have manifested a degree of science that would hardly be expected in .men. of riper, years.. The .'crowd witnessing this exhibition consisted chiefly of boy?, , who seemed highly interested iothe proceedings. The! fightists were stripped to the buff, and on the appearanoojf; a" police officer, they gatffered up their duds and ecampered off before they coujd be caught. . They are known, however, and wilt ' probably be called on to pay for their fad." : - i ; ', '..,! -- Recorder's Court. Business was not brisk in the 'Recorder' Court on Saturday, -and the cases1 were of a trivial character.' ' ' ' Frank Sullivan was drunk and noisy, for which he was asked to pay $G 25, but not having that turn about his clothes, he was sent to' the rear, and will board it out. - 'A'man' from theycduTatry wag';nbt aware 'that the shade trees 'of , the city were: protected by municipal cn'actmeot, and tied his quadruped to a hanging limb Which,: though1 not a hanging matter, cost him a five dollar bill, which he agreed to pay.: Whereupon he was let go in peace. ; A woman named JS"-?ofra1ther a bad ? quality was drunk noisy and violent,, for which she was charged $5 75, which she was unable' to pay and.! returned to Castle Cochran and laid carefully ia a nest to bo. hatched out.' It was not a:profitablo day, by any means, to the Recorder." ;' ; , Njgut SpuoOL. There is no better way in which apprentices and the working classes of our young men ccn spend their Winter evenings than in attention to mental improvement and greater advancement in 'study. One of the best means to the accomplish ment ol these objects is. a. wellconducted night school. 1 :We ( are pleased to hear of tho successful establishment of such a school by Mr. Luko Wood, in the lower rooms of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, . Mr. Wood , is a graduatq of Wabash College, and well ouahned foriis work. We advise young mun who have leisure Winter evening?, to 6pend them in the iaht school.- , i --- ' - - ! Public . Documents. Wre are in debted to Hon. Jap. F. Welborn, the handsome Representative from Van derburgh Cuunlyj for a- eopy of tho Report of the' Trustees of the Indi ana Soldiers' and Sailors' Home.' The building for the Home has been com pleted at a. cost of $55,000. and is 150 feet long," CO feet wide, three stories high and capable of accommodating 200 persons. The Orphaus' Home wa3 put into operation on the 15th of last June, and now contains SO in mates children of: soldiers taken from County Poor-houses and gather ed up from different porUons'of the State, and are now comfortably cloth ed and fed. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . Popular Train. We are pleased to note the liberal patronage given the Vincennes Accommodation train on the E. & C. Road. . It has proved 'a great convenience to, the people along the lino to Vincennes, and of benefit esDecially to our retail merchants. It is eratifvinz also to note tfrat.it has proven a profitable institution ' ib the Company; a part of its success bein? due to the attentive services of Conductor Bush. We hope the Com pany may soon see its way clear to extend its trip3 to Terre Haute, thus having two daily through trains. ; justices uourts. There were no cases of public interest in- any of tho Justices' courts on' Saturday. Jus tices Walker and Emery are both ill, and the former, though considered eomewhat easier yesterday, is still ' so ribusly ill, and grave apprehensions are entertained for his recovery. Justice Emery has for some .time been confined to his house by rheum atism. -' 1 1 1 : ' i New Quarters. The Young Men's Christian -Association of this city have leased: thai room occupied last year by the Board of Trade, over the Merchants' National Bank, which they are fitting up in handsome style for the use of the Association. ! ;They expect to be able to occupy it on Thursday next, and , will probably hold the Younsr Men's Prayer Meet ing there on Friday morning" j -' Job Work. It is generally understood, at home and abroad, that there is do successful competition with the Journal' Job Office in Southern Indiana or, indeed, .anywhere west; of Cincinnati. ; t , i i - - f E vans viixe Cornet Band. Attention is called to the advertisement of the Evansville Cornet'Band, to bo found in this paper in the local column.

the Kyanivillat tiederkraoz Bociety .give their Grand Mask lid! at Turner Hall, which promises to be ono of the grandest affairs of the kind ever witnessed - in thi3 city. Thee utmost care will be taten that no improper characters be admitted, and tickets to be ha.d on!y of the commitfeeconsistin,..of Messrs. Henry Biihneffer, Charloy; Waek, J. Schlesingcr, and Alb2rt Rimroth will not he sold to strangers ,unlessJ regularly' vouched for, and to none but reputable persons.j The many" pleasing" entertainments given by the Liederkranz Society their excellent, taite aud$ openhcarted Ifbesality, is a guarantee that

this will be a mngailicent .entertain ment, and wo hoje i our citizens will extend to them a liberal patronage. : 1 '" -a . Personal. Among the passengers by the Quickstep on' Saturday night were Mujor General "G'orden Granger and Colonel Falck, Capt. Maize, and Capt. Dolan, members of his staff: Colonel A. L. Shotwell. of Shotwell's Mines, and Mrs. W. .B. -Donaldson, wife of Capt. W. B. Dohaldson, late of the Great ; Republic. ' They alii took the Morning Star for Louisville. Col. Overton, one of the proprietors of the LQuiavillb Tobacco Warehouse ; Col. D; Brookst of Caseyyille, Ky.; and Col. A. Sprny, of Curdsville, were also in the city on Saturday. " , .: Capt;WilIiaiin Rarrick and William Naylbr", of Terre ' Haute, with their wives, arrived, in tb? city Saturday night to' take a "trip" up tho classic Wabash,, on, board, of CaptI ShewmakerV hew' steamer, the Eau Claire, which will leave ,this .evening or to morrow for Terre Haute. ! Among the passengers last nieht bythcTarascbnTwere the Skiff ,A Gaylord Minstrel troupe, Mr." Bobert Boyd, of this city;" J! I. Jones, Ilobt. Graham and Harry Allen, of Rockport,." and Squire . Blunt,' of Grandview, Mad Doa Kxcitemejt. We arc informed by passengers by the Tarascon fast night-that mueh excitement exists in Spencer County, from the circulation of , mad, dqgs, .which are biting horses, cows, swine, and other dogs. A& yet.no human has been bitten but there is a feverish dead pervading the community. I F(u Rent. A suburban residence hear the city of Henderson, containing 2Gi acres of land, peach and apple orchards, two cisteros, one well, and all necessary out-buildings. Will be leased for' three -years. Terms low. Apply to Jas. II. Letcher, at L. Ruffner,f jr.. & Co.'s, , No. 7 Main Street, Evansville. ; To the Public. Reports having boen oifculated that tho Evansville Cornet' Band oould not fill engagements for processions, &e., on account of having no competent trader, we wish respectfully to inform our friends', and the pubiic that "the valuable services of Prof. Wm. Buck are -still, and will be, retained by them, and thcy are ever ready to furnish such music as may bo -required of the Band. Wm. Helper, " . , President E. C. Band. 1 A CARD. $ , " U-IND IiOOM Cr fllK EVAjiSviLE COKNKT 15ANU, t'eb tt, IMiS. j J'csolvcd, That we return our heartfelt, thanks to' the citizens of Eva is cilia generally, lor their cordial ic-t-ponse f or our behalf iu 'aiding tis so far in tho payment ol' our new instruments. ' i '''JmwW, That wo arc "under many obligations to Messrs. Arui I roug c Co. ' Bloomer & Jloin?. S. ' Mover ,i !'Co , V. Wctsel, Wm. French & Co , llolltngsworth & Co., Mark Warren &iCq,, MillcT.i ivarcs. & Coffer-donations in furniture and fixtures for tit ting up our-Band Room; f U ! 'jiisolvtd, That We hhall ever feel indebted" to the kind lady managers of the Orphan Asylum, for the splendid cbllatiou' sLtTor us 'on' last Thuisuay evcoing, the night of crur reception. Jitsolvenl, 'Tfaatithe U-uid will ever hold in kind remembrance tlie serviciifi of Professor William Buck, our teacher and lend -r, for his great proficiency in bringing us rapidly forward ia our music, and acknowledg e his capability as a teacher and leader, as that of a first-cla. musician. . ; Jiesolixd,; s That these resolutions be-jmbHshd in theeity jmers. , ArM. Heldeu, I'jesident, " T.5L. Conant, Secretary! f ''; "' , ' m i ! u Big Lunch I Of Sourkrout and Speck, at the " Gem Billiard Saloon," this morning at 9J o-'cloek . ..... . j '.feb8 lt ' : . Masonic. " The members of Evansville Aniibdge'"No." CA and Heed Locke NoiS16 F. & A. M. are hereby noti tied; to meet at their Lodge Room Co day, at 10 o'clock a.'M.', lor the purCose of attending ,the funeral of mother Samuel' Reed.' 'All 'Masons in good standing are invited to attend. I A6. Fam?' Secretaries. Evansville, February 8th, 1SC9. , The Board of Directors of the Library 'Association aeknowledce the receipt through J. J. Chandler, Esq , tho following li&t of new books from a former resident of Evausrille, now ot New lork citv: " Deusl Homo:" " Man as a Spiritual Beinz." " Light on the Last Things;" '"Our Children in Heaven;'.' . " Our Eternal Home;" " Religion and Life." H. W. Cloud, Presidents ' By II. Fi Blount, Cor. See E. L.A. !' :" ' .5ew 'Books. " "'"'" Just rcceiyed by Express, the following new and elegant bound books: "Ecce 'Deus Homo," " Ecce Don," " Ecce Homo," "Dens Homo," " Religion" and Life," "Our Children in Heaven," "Our Eternal Home," " Light on the Last Things," Man as a Spiritual Being," "5The College, thdJklarket and the. CQurtJDebate on Atonement," by Sdnson and Hume. ' Call at j tho Library Rooms, oa Locust Street, over the Post-office, and see what a magnificent array of books wc have. " 4 r F; Stikson, Librarian. Feb. 6,1809. . - . ..feb8.lt JES?" For Throat Diseases and affections ot the chest. " Brown's Bronchi. fl Trot hes," px Cough Jiozcngeg, are of great value. Iu coughs, irritation of the thrOat caused by cold, t r unusual exertion of the vocak .organs,-in speaking in public, or eicgir.g, they prodricO the 'most beneficial results. The Troches have xroved their, efficacy. IVeod.

family Hour . sold, i J the cify,; h$ Cyntniana Mill. al?o, rya fiour for sale by II. D. Allis i; Co., First St. second door belowVinc. ' , For Sale. A nice Tuco-tory Dwelling House, with five rooms and cellar, in the best part of the city, will be sold below its value and partly on time. Call to day, as lr am requested to sell witlkout delay. ?r ALvXn Johnson, feb3 tf, . , , r Ileal Estate Agent. Njcv' York, July Isi jNiS. DeauBir: In your pjwr of last vreefe you or one or.vMirvrre8iiudeDt8Ky l.liat lr. is not t he originator of .lm --li liraU.l I'i.antation BirrEiw,andtli t l liy were iiiiiniai;turr and sold ly one l'eilro Jtfnrtelle, an old Hpauiard m tba Island, ot M.TIioin:ts, over forty years ago, as every olil 8fi ciipiniu cuu teKlify. Now, sir, 1 can cr-rtiry t tti iiKve as leiug true, for I liiivt lii)fd thexea for over lorty -ytrsi, moist of tlie limn iioinij; business witli the West Indies. These arti lttiei, dlffureutly lul t. aud named, were bioualiL to luy notice on my tlrst trip to the Island of J-'U Croix for a cargo of rum, and for years and yean :lu-r my t-liip's stores were never without-ttiem. 1 always supplied ray family and f oh oyot ray ueiiiklnirs witli tli in, and can truly miy n better i;ltlert and Tonic is rov iu;ie in all tlie world. Yours Uuly, Uait. Henry Wektz.

Maqnoija Water. Superior to the best imported Oermau Cologne, and sold at Iialf the price. lebS doteodltur i A Card to Our Fiuends. We would be under many obligations ti our friends if they would please. return those pliers, tor:?, saws &c; that we have loaned them. j ' Respectfully, Ronald Fisher, i "feb5. '. :- ;; . '. ' '" i "i ;: t : ' i For Rent. A desirable dwelling house, containiog..ten rooms, targe yard, plenty fruit and shrubbery, on Sixth Street, between Main and Sycamore. Possession given 15th tnst. t Enquire of Keller & White. , febU-tf - . ;?r SALT I FLOUR I . PORK 1 ! NAILS ! 'l . We offer to the trade ' 10,000 barrrels KANAWHA SALT. 2,000 barrels and sacka FLOUR of different brands and grades 5,000 Legs WHEELING NA ILS. . ' A large supply of Bulk' Meats, Lard, Huqar Cured Bacon Jfam, dro. r - L. Ruppner, Jr.. & Co.' -! No. 7 Ma.in Street, .near Water Street. Tift: I'KANUMN BRICK MAC1II!'. Tit i WlUA.XT O YEH A LI; O TUTMS. Builder, 31a ' ins and Brielnnalvrs: Come im see it. Makes the roost and best brictc a; the least expense. of any m.iclitne ever made; Is worked by two iioi H or by steam power, it eriuili us a prtetical brie.K maker i not known.1 I defy vt tnpeliliou. J. H. Ubnick, Ho. 71 iVroai .iwy, Uoim No. 2S. New Vorii, fch.'S-Utdd-ltw. Free Billiard.! at th6 Delmonico Saloon. feb2 lw E3f A new stock of and French Corsets at Silk Fringes Hughes'. rsSSFor pure Drugs," 'Medieinos and Liquora lor medicinal use, Ivory Sets, genuine 1 Imported, Perfumes, Colognes, Pomades and Fine Brushes, po to Schuermann & Burford's Opera Drug . Store, 18 S6uth .First -Street. I'rcrcriptions carefully compounded at all hourn. ' janl3 Ginos. Everybody may know of what Dr. J. V. Poland's Humor Doctor i compounded, by writing to the proprietor. The best known roots and herbs are used, and combine pleasantness to the taste with sure results. iSoldhy Cloud & Akin. Collector's Notice " ' I :im now prep-tred to refund E., I. & C. S. L. Railroad tax on personal pr jpcrly, covering all those who Lave paid tax on personal property previous to November 20th, 18(36. . T. J. Gavisk, fcb3 lw City Collector. ; f Toilet and Fancy Articles at rBmiWKLL & Co.'s. Dru; Storf, -cor ner ol I liird and Main. I' most s tock iu the eity. Perfumeries of all kinds. Atlt'iition of tho ladies invited. None but the beat kept. 5 " roe2J dtl" , WW ADVEHTISESIEm United Stata Maistal's Sale. . Y VIKTUK F AX OKItKIt F -'ale to no UirH'! d, troro 1 lie C'li'rkV iiliee wf the Uniied mates Instrlc-t Court for the District ol ludouoi, 1 will, on iVitlnaxt'iy, thv Mh day of February, 2h8!v t.elweto I he lu.ura of 10 o'h ikjii; A.M. id I o'citK'lc p.m., at the couri-iiuiw lt) e ty of Evansvi le, Vwtidei buryh Couuly, lniliaua, cH'er lor mile-at pniiCauet Ion . l-'OKTY HAUHKLH HiUIIWIS Krf.- i eomfemnetl hytwfd rBrt, tw thwMwi'wlial ordered lo sett the name. ' . ;-BKN. POO.VKK.tfii. farlial. . ... Hj-Q H RtUY.i.nvr, iHpnl-y.-January 20th, istii). fi-n d:tt ", ItONAI.I FIHiriill,' , " tiRUEA I! Cliaiiilellerj and Gas Fixtures, ; Qjls and Steaia; Pipe Fitter;; -,.' - ... . . .. . .tin.) So; 31 LOtTST STItEF-Ti - ,- , . ; i, ., . . . '..1 ... feadiy. . Kv-Affvr.k.K, Inii. Fxoeisior. White Lima : i KJ brated 'I'tnncn eo Klver- M'hjie Miow, fresh from tne kiln, Inst win vchI at ti buihkrb' Km..ititr.M, 1 ; Water Street, net. JLoonut and Wnlrtnf, , , ' ' ETarmvlIle Itirt. . ft EABCOCK HT Kfc:r,R. , In Bankruptcy. : THIS IS TO ;ivk SOTIOE Hint, on the 2flh day of Jannary, A.I.. a warrant in bankruptcy was Issued fisuirisL the estate of iJ icholas sshorle.of Kvai:sviil?, in the connty of Vanderburgh and Statu oi Indiana, who has been adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition; that the'pavinent of any debts and delivers- of ajiy property belonging to sncn han'krnpt to nlrn or lor his use, and the transler of any property by him, Is forbidden by law: that a meeting of the creditors of the ,sid bankrupt, to prove their debts and cho.sj one or more assignees of hts estate, will ow held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the office of Charles II. Bu'.terflesd, Kvansvilie, lnd.. on the 10th day or M.arth, A.D. ISi9, at 9 o'clock a m. BEN. J. 8POONER, ' XT. S. Blarshal, District of Indiana, fe6 d2t . Messenger, i Public stliool Examinations. TUB KEMI ASSI A1. ' KXAHIXA. iion of the Public Bcbools f the eity wiil eonimence at the High School BuUtUt iuK, on Wednesday, February ikl, aud be continued in the loilowin order: , , , Monday Afternoon, February bin All tS-eond Primary Bcbools. . .. . ., I'uesday Forenoon, February SJlli-rAZl, First Primary fc:hoo a. ... ' Tuesday Afternoon. February irth All Wednesday. February luih Ail Fli-t Intermediate beboois. . i Thursday. February Hth All.- Second Gi-aiuiuar Utsjls. Friday, February 12LU All First Gra&j mar Kchools. , Ihe Mayor and City .xuncil. parents, Slut llie poouc generanv, am nivneu attend. At A iGLtUIART, , . 4 .i., . JOHN W. FU.-TEK, , - .' liUDOIt EoaLlNota. to .... - - .Trus'ees. A. M. Go w. Superintendent, j.iodlw Courier, Union, aud democrat copylwd.1 STEAliSBO AT AGEKTr . vv 1 " ; -and- - - ;,:-. ri .. Special Agf nt for tlie Baltimore A Ohio Railroad, hly'Zl-U EVANliVILLK. 1D.

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itintr .'S.vfA Vm rf 4 Mr-1 Va r'fl woai.iir ycrtttiUy was very fine, ixius clear neatly nJ! d!y and mild. The liver Is rising rapidiy. The Wabash Is pouring out rapidly and is likely to exporieueoa fresliet. The arrivals and Jepannros Mnooif.. M. Hiitn -xltty and up to raiduigbt were , tbe Anna. to Cairo; pacliels to ,IUnderson ; Alpha to Nashville;Ham. r Orr, to Kaslpoit; Louigto Wabaslt Iliver; Qulcksten from Cairo; Mornina: 5tar fo Ijoulsvllle; liorneo rrom ClarkbVjlle; Clifton, Memphis tot'inelnuatt;Kate Itobinsou, Cincinnati to KaMport ; Charleston aud barges, jvt. l.oui to l'itlsburg; Cora 8, Cincinnati to Fort .Smith ; Clara rteptt, from Wahutdi IUver; IjegalTenderj New Orleans to Louisville; Tarn seo ii, Ixjuisvillo to Henderson ; Ala Lyit, to Green 'Utter; Miibrey, t'Hnilk-r-laud Kiver to I.ouisvillo. The pitckt t lmd 'yenernlly very fair trips out Tho Alpha had a gay party pi beautiful Indie and gallant genfetuen al.oaul, and everything Indicated a Liuo-st .deligbtrul .tiuio oi tUe voyao to Nashville... Tlie Romeo had 2 hbds toiwteo; 21 Kaeks corn, aud considerable miscellaneous freight. Mio n turns to Ciarksvllle to-morrow evening -.Tlio (iuictstep had a moderuUj freight trip, but a large passeDger list. Arnoiia her passengers were Major-Guneial Gordwa Granger aud. J air.- aud tho wile of Capt. V. B. Uonaldson, late of the Kteanier Great Republic ........The CUOou was d-ply loaded .TIjo Kate Uobiuon hitd a nico tilp ...The Cora 8. was louded to the guards, ril added jotiiB Arkansas river freight l,ere The " Charleston had two large model barges fully loaded with iron ore, and -oiW eriHy bargfl In tow...... The Miibrey Jltad a full load of. corn for .C,iuciaat4.M-Tue Le.al .Tnder an Ived attfl. M., with a magnificent tilp of ttgai molasses, rlco and HouUieru fruits. .She aikcbargod a laro amount of freight Itera. ller luauifesl, kindly furnished by ber excellent' and attent ire freight cleric, Mr Ien HeabMMik, will ba found below. ! finger, ber chief clerk, went lo Kt. Login ui e if V-ae ColBUibian proposed to pay for the da:nage done the Ig U Tender on a previous trip-....The Quickstep Is having her smoke ktacks lentlreuol two ring wUich will greatly improve hor appear-ane-. and pern apt add to her peed. Her coal bilf last woelcaiaaunled ooly to Sill, and Capt. Uexter would like to kuow If tliere is any other three-boiler boat that can make such a showing....... .The Taraaoon walked for SkilTA Gay lord's Mlnatrel, aud did lot arrive' until WrrlS last Dlht. Hhe bad a Lfir packet trip of 'freight and ' hosts of people.. TUe Uqslrels gav the sleeping city a lively serenade as the boat was lndiiiK...,.Tlii) new and magnificent steamer fJiara. Scott leaves at . ftra , o'clock tit fs evening, for . Wabaalt R!ver,nd has nusiiri'wssed cibln' and stale; room ajK)lbtbints. Cai.t'tin Scott is auol.lcoinmauder, aud Casb Tboiuaa aud CUacley Chadwick, ber clerks, are courteous, afiable and obliging. The Clara Scott is-a botne Instllntiot!, and deserves a liberal patronage from our mercUiuts and shippers.. .We we please 1 1 nnd Mile I. WarrcM, tho aceompllsliedf clerk of the Tai-a.scop, again t his pb,it lait night........ Ilieliaiy Uoiu.toD, lu crder to complete her engagements, fald over at Loalsvllle until yesterday morning, and wUl be here at an early hour this morning. She is an eutirtsjy new 4ind waguiUceat . steamer, M ith. llegant and finely famished staterooms. CapV.L., B. Dunham it her voteTaac&ittaiauittir and Harry "Walket and NlcSt I'eunlngton are her excelleut and obliging cU tW.i.:i;.Odr titer dipatohs this morning auuounce tho sinking of the Cooi,, co rotito from Memphis to tula port with 70J b.Jes of oottou, at K uailoJph, on Llie Mii4!ppl. The boat was diwiovered to be iu a sinking oouditlou, and was run ashore. Tho outgo waa twins dlscriargod, but in what couoitiau tuo dispatch does not btatfll f i ,...-. SlAstfiwr- Of thuRleamer l,egal Tcndor, from ew (Jrieitns to Kvansvule. At;ent of the K. & t;. li tilropil, tl hluls hu;ai, 4-i barrels of rice, and 'M barrels of moiasses; C V lelo A t 't., 10 nbds Hnuar ami barrels moliisses; h5. K. tiilburt & Co.. & hhds sugar: II. ileriunp, 1 tihi! . exjoa, nuts, 1 tree of bananas, 5 barrels oranges, aud 2 boxes of lemons. New Albany liVJ barrels molasses, 25 libtls tugar, 11 biigaoore, 7 half barrels inoliiMt'ii, Kunory freights to order. Ijonisviilo Hi bbls iiiolsss.-s, -it) liluls of sugar, l:w hogs, I horses, hi bbls fruit and sted. HlWji'wr cf sleniuor-tlar't Keolt fnln Ml. Carruel. 111., to Kvunsville. - Utilontow n : Joihk ji t liuii loon, 2i barrels Hour, .')0 bugs Hour. Mt. Vaiuoo: ul Ivan, Fehi. r a i o., V hum bagt -,vauvlll W. G. Brow it A Co., V SI b.itjs coi n, I barrel eH", lu casks, btu-ou. 1 tux niachiiouy : Huitipbivy . l'utrielc A Co., 14 barrels liour, BW b igs shiitr.tuUs. li bai.'S slioris : it. I.I.U) bard S (.o.. Via barrels flour; Baird dc Btart. 91 barrels Hour; A. (iumljerts, bales ooouskins, 1 bale iniiik-sKiiis, 1 bag feathein; .-.ha u, Tliurnan Co., 1 oiiKiae, ,r pack;i;"S JiiatfilDtt-y ; ;Babi!K;k 4c Hle 1 cask, cracklings, -i casks plaU-s, 4 tierces lard, 15 barrels jowls, 3 barrel -i b' aus, I b niei nxseed. Kin bulk shoul'lers; A. M. UeH, 7 dry bides. Hockporl: Jones, Niblack Jt Co., 1,7 bags wheat. Iiver IHaxmU'lieM. . CiKCiNMArr, h t b.fi. Tlie river liss risen 'I Inches, with ill fn(!t ; inches In t he on none!. W'eullu i-jcl. Kr. '4 lieinKoueter as . Ijouisvrr.t.v,' February Port lint- Kate ltooinsuii, Ciueinnati toTtuinessee Hivnr; Cora K, to Arkansas Kiver; I A) Claire, to Tennessee .River. The elver Is rising, with H fenttiu the raiial; i leel6 Inche lathe clinf.-, and live leet over the rocks. Business dull. Caiko,1 February 7. Belle Memnlilti t Iouis lo M.ni.Iib at w v. m.j Xorniau. Memphis lo Kvansvilie at II ir. m.: Carroll New Orleans lo Mt. LkiuIs h! II a. m.: Mary Alice, New irii ai.s . i.'alro at It A. M : l;tsmarek, s-t. I.ouisto New urleaua at 11 A-ia a Watts, Mt. Louis to Ti iitkxiHi Uiy.-r at 1 y. K ? iBon Aeooi-4. Metropolis to ht. Bonn at 2 P. M. ; Belle Vernon, i'ittsouru t",,l''i,iaV'VL'',,-: A!'"'' Nw OUeauiT.. P itsl.tog-M 1 a.clUVW luw) U lucM Wea:ii.t cleej. Hl'rtT'Hi. Feb. 7. Weathr cool and, ua. nettled; miniaii bard during tlie- UM-eno,iu. Tne river foil one inch. Arrived Silver Moon, from Cincinnati; AryooauL, from Bouisville. Iteparted lAtif Gill, for Mt. ljotiis; Richmond, with 1 JV) bales col ton. Mete lAus4tvorHi, Irxitaaa, Robert Burns and Mollie Able, lor New Orleans. The rei-orted sinking of the Coosa Is Incrv -cU The ottlcara ff sthe Moluo Able riort her at FultAri ail 'right and on her way up. Tlie otlleers of t he Olive Branch report that, whaa the Coosn, which left iiere yesterday lor Kvansvilie with uo imles of cotton, was iound to tie in a sinking ootid I Don when near Randolph, watt ruu ashore.. .Her cargo ia now being unloaded. V Na.siivii.mc, Feb. 6. River stationary, with A feet InchHS on Harpeth Klioals. Weather cloudy and cool. Fanny BrniitW4s arrived from Kvansvl'ie. Talismau, 1E Cairo, and Fanny Braudels, for Kvansvilie. departed. ilil ' immm mmm mm I WAiVT My friends an.d the public to k.ow that L have emoaiiied iu the Paner businf-xn, at UocJsor Xorteu and H. N. ikicker'a old tilitud ; that I I.VTKXD To 'keep on hand a good- assortment ot articles in my line JitANtLT.A, TJ-JA, : TMXUJi VAPKR "I DOX'T IjVTBIVO To Mr gf3odi iri less than coat, or even l that figure, if 1 can avoid R. a V'". ' nir, nopB.is',. ,J"hat, white I tjive natisfaciion to those who traue v. lttl me, the returns for iny iuV.stneutol mwifejtia labor may mo t be uusati.-facloiy to tnvsulf. A,i4r, , JoiIJV WVMOND, .. it p-outa r tr:i Mtreet, apu GU KvanayiUe, lud. 41 DissoluDloa of Cop arte eraliip. TstK G)i";trM:iisuii' iiKin-rr lore existing umler Inn tirm iiama of li. K. Wel.a i 6 U was dissolved bv inuVoal eoutey I u ihe :jith day ot Nove'iabe-, li, Walter F. Weils v. ithdrawing. Partnerohlp Noticew -

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Wr, TI IK tr Il: KS Ui K o, ha vi: t uis isc day of January, ltji, cnterel into acoprinneiBltip, iimler I ho tlrrn Miuue of IL Ki Wilis A Co., for the pnrposu of I riitisaci tug n General llardwarx Business In all Hf branches, In tue same house formerly occupied by H. K. Wells tn Kin and re peel io sty ask a continuance or tho lavoi-s extended lo the It-tlrru. We will collect ail tmiiHi nts due, and pay nil claims against, said linn. U.K. WF.LLM ! diw V. l. WLLLM.

" H'iI3AM H O A I H J iOi fJ I RO, I'GLl.'ilr.C-'. u Mi.ii i III The Hcan Line's s,j!en.tid !-!fit'W. I'. Walkor, Master; K C. Miller, Clerk, Leaves for Memphis and all way ports wniy, FEl:l:UAi:Y x-rir, at 9 o'clock a.m. For I re iu I' t or pavsngn a ppl v f n no i d, o to HUMl'Ml'.KV, I'ATRICIC .v 1(1., fo6d'-'t AKents. FOR CAIRO, COLUM a nii M KM I'll JS Tne elegant steamer N0II&TAN. aaJnlin B. Hall, Master; o. Hewit, Clei-k," Will leave for Memphis and all way rir, NIINBtr, FP.RIJAKY HTM, j at 4 o'clock p M. For freight or pashngo fijip'y on bont j, r lo c. k. KCIUi, , , Uii d2t . ... , Aiuid. FOR OWF.N'HBOKO. W N I ll'ON A N 7 - 1 Gil i:i VI The magnificent pa-sener Mr 'inner r,IT-r-r.n TARASC0M. '" f-rii-i K. 1. T. Tlolicroff, Mn-tf r; Miles l. Wnrien, t lerk. ijeaves for IjOuisvilio and all way poi Is Mll.VIIW, FKBUUAUY Hill. at I l o'clock a.m. . For litignt or pussafn apply on boml.or lo W. i. RRoWN a C i., dlt "-Ag'iil. FOR MKMPHIS, VK'KSUuTiO, A N I WKW OKLKAN-.. The new and magnlllcenl stiatner' ' - lllllir ll,lt.Wl-

Mil ilUt.MUl, u. ji. iniuuttin, Musinr; , . , Harry Walker. ln k NKk IVniniiKioii, '"""t Leaves for New Orleans and nil wny ports MiiJihtT, KKit.tUARY rrt, at 10 o'clock am., positively. For fretttht or hmiih nppiv on board, or Ut HUMPIlUli)', I'A I Kl. .v .V CO., or W. G. BR'JWiS A CO , , fe8 dlt Agenls. ! FOR WAI1AHH RIVi-U. ' The hew, fleet, and elegant Meamcr 'itCZj CLARA SC01T, .. , dish Thomas, Clerk, T-nve for Mt. Carinel anil all Wftba-4 River way laudlnas MONDAY, FEBRUARY Hril, ! at 4 o'clock r.tt. ' ' For freiKlil or passage apply on board. 1 c o: ' I. F. SANSOM S CO.'. ; General Dealers iu COAL, and AgrnM lor the celebrated A I ItDKI K Co A. L. All orders accompanied villi tlnl Oaali will bo pioiui ;y Hl.'em'.i' I to, persons wiaiiliig "to uolrct !'. heavy liwi-g on the liver cm tn Hccommoflatel, the proprwiois 1ifiv Itir ronlriri of th sup-i'b niw.liniit Koliert Fulton. , , . , Ofhce A'. ti Serttntl Htrrrt, betWi eiJ Main and Locust, Kvan:vPle, lnd, j A "novL'fl div ' GLUMZ & KAwm, : ' ! Jlrooiti ( rIuiiiIu:(iiri"i. We deslro notifying the pubiic that, fie are keeping on hand all soils of Bioojiis, and fa.r" the bltiot prim for It room 'oco. Factwy on I lilrJ uml I nrlo mis. bto7 J pASCT iin: howl 1 j V finAiTPMTfR. ! ' D YER 'AND XCQ TO,' ' . yiFXJi hiiii:i:r, beu Oak ami ciJtrry. Hilk, Wool, Cottou, Ac., roiio-( ,i to,T,i r.; All work warranted, and any i i mupx protuptly paid. ' ' ;tn-t: t)ma OrHceiil C'lly l'looi jLng. Jtliji. nuciKNE "jiArPLEit,; Mat"4'u',r nun vfrn.r 1't '" j MOI'LQIXUS, rLU0HIS(I, Elbi5., Andall kinds ol . i . j DRESSED Am HOUGH LUMBii'l. Also, Hole Proprietor and MnuulUc- j , , t urex of the . - t k it it M 1 U 1 1 1 ? mmw Celebrated, PICKET; FENCE, t'orner or DirUJon StrtM't and ( stiiil. Near iteltt A Itsn's Fonhdry, cai dfim' J;vaij(vij.i K, I a I i a . Latest e New 'York News. TyAOI US!! iMttlf . Oni I ' V I.00U iil ! I.ooTi oul! louk Out! ''' lleautlflei tilt- otnp'lx lorf. T T 1 , " Ulvi a J Jtt,hy UloW 10 1 he Check.": . , " A KiibrXinxi to llj; Lip." M Rciuov s all Blob-he and Frt't'k1t-t.' " The .'testlu the World." 1 " t'OSTAR'8" rii a Bitter-Sweet and Orange UloHarai. Onn Bottle, tl '; tbren for VI IX). Bottles aold iu one duv In t i. Y.Clty, "All HruggisU in Kvansvii.x.k sell 11. " COST AR, " STAN HARD PRE PA RATI ON S AKE "Costar'H" Rat, Koach.ir., Exter'. i'otar'll,, Ii. a llus fcxtrrinlniitprs. t'ostar'i' onlj pnrc lnsoct fowtji-r. 2,1100 lloxrut and Fiiiks mrumfuctared lity." I!? lie ware ! I of apnrloua tmjlsl Ions." All llrutitflits In I'.vanhvi u.k m II ihnir.." A rid rem "CXHTAir," UCto-Jiy r JOUM F.JlK.NHV'fSu t., it Y Or r loi 11KMAH BAKKy .V Co., "1 1 nrit itow, N. Y. HoUl Iu KVANHVIhhh bv , , i ' " UIM.FK A: WHITi:. ' dclO Oin'tm com. V"hok"ti! Agenls. . I i it i JC. It. BOlWrailAN, t-nAKI.IIH KKKIPKIC. fJo'.v Firm at an Old Stan J I SCnWEGMAlI & KUEPIIE, Steamboat FuniEWiI np Uiure, u-u ritcl u t e c -: if CJiimnrix, Jfrtx, cjtfiti ' 1 tj -rr Sloan I'ij'ijta, WriiiiyJu J'rr. u (i'j'duny H'occh, a;i'i4 Kii'bi itluY)il'u. c' " ' Also, Tin, Coppac. un t Hkott Iron IVarc, PImii- Stills, A.t ., lii..iu fo .;,.'. 11 n RfJOflng, GiuUiiing, t-p out mt!, A v. liealtrK in Ml kin. I, of Cooio.ir and Ilei.!ln( Hlov-H, Clui fling ii lies. A i:. ' l'iitticuuu jitpy ow jM,j,t -.in nil Jil.iJii ol repairiiiK, All worit pioiaptlv- att-ii.'-a ' lo,and .warranted to gjy peeled satinfaa Jon. I Cuil fciiil ivce us at j , i j No. 9 Soutli Water ttrpet, noil d;iml ,, livAasvi 'ii. Iw FLOUR t FLOUK'!"' ITX IIKKMIIIM II WlI X' H E. I. mm: r. their bint haiiiliy I lour ia l 7.1, nl li.ulr Mill I'liriirl ol KiHillll rl leew alio Fulum Avenue, an I deliver to an y r rt ol the city. JlLllljIHG A 1, lAt LN.

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1 ' ' 1 ' ' 1 " A P I is I ! I! I - .i . , I.. 1 .1 K KIN S. 'n r.t..--Tii i; a m k k i C a "a .j. It'll -I.-- I ).,,, (l, j,,,, j,, ,,,.; ,., Vi.le. ilii ::i,i-i It H i,. ,i li'i'l-' ol ll.o .nsin. p-,rl. ot Ihe ,.,tv fronts oil V J.U r ,' -I i . i I, i.. .,, 1,. ,,,.r ,,i V, !i' i and I-. i oi.i.i .., !V,, i;ik a Kli..i,li 1 MV'el VOW. it. is laiil' lil l;,,,m Imih, j .'os I loin a Hpiai fro. ii Mum hi ', anil ii, f.y ot lu'-m In. in I l,o y-rr, milI o:id. Kiel r ii i m , u ; ! im; ei hi :i 1 1 . J',,. ,.i'i (il'eil j pi tl I .', is 'l. Ant.lv ! A I.Y AM JoMNMiM, A'lm'r I'lllHI III I I' V II r V i 11 e I n,1 . A, K ' Jr. 4 . i . si:"'i:i"i KPtf K .r"; f"P .Snl.i. rnt-'t; it, riir.. .'.: m ib.. i.-.to ir Jt I I ii l 111 I l.u ! I i"1 V, 1 1 1 I ; M l , , lit. pi I V :i t i s;.ie. ; .i.iil lai in ont;i.ii i,i, iicri"!, wil i 1 III tll'i -II, l' . UI, Jl IH f'li'llll lllli lillli' lll'nt lu.'ii V;-I;.,i,ii.l.ll t!in;,A '. It. I. , 1,11 I li ii tin e v U o n I Ii; . ( ii , . t- o tu i n-i r i iiI" .il'irs - ppi-.' I. i it. '.. T. I .ii iu'li''s ior.ee. No. t ii i i, .-I ! i I , Kvansvilie. Jv.'i. ros: sal?" and roi: iunt. ff. nil G' i t il.niMJ l oii. -il i0 I ) we I lie; 1 1 i.ii -i . , n I I- ii r ms. 'i o tto:n'aiii. urn it KarmlHsj I ,n u-t. 1 luy h lei sel If : I I ( lie. A l,V A II .Ii ill N ,i rv, i('il ) l lite A i nt, Thtid ,KU,tc', .V'lisiw'.'i' Indian-) dm U tf Vt'AIsTED. A i il! r Secrets o A win U Usi tlie Ii t t l ili : I New II yon wisii loilile a lid lo,t lire ruined III men ale swlinl TH W A S I 1 11 roil f tho Great City. Ilpliye ii tlio I'n In, iii,,1 llUk I II Y. lo a now biov for'unes n n In a iliu ; botfHiiieviil lio n Wait r- i i i I ; how eon ni i y -led 4i.v hliurpt'o; lioiv tiin It'll, tlll'l Mill I I,. H 111 Ii , le, I is ami eolieel I k i.ihi- h t ' I' hi I ,, I II,' hl.ll., . u ,,l I . . t iKlers ami on bow 1 1 1 1 1 1 l.al Ii i ii li i ii. 1 1 ; linv tern s tne eon con la ,im over Mil ii 1. 1. nl I J i & Ineli il, lead IIoh inn Ii. I inline enei ii v i n ,;s, a ul tell I Nl.l'l H'l. II i.-l I I lili.-S I I N I V llie .plt ii t I'-lel l 1 1 1 ; H Id Mi l pIlllllHill -d. lull., ti II i i Is V OI K Ot t lilt ki I"ill- Ol ly (J 7.1 per oii. Fend fur ctrc a lull ii, m. M, Jll.M M HIIOJJan" d.t wlm liars ! d see our let n , n m Ion i the W'iiH. A.i.llen t I'.n-s ,v t o., ii ciitiiMii, ti O J ! il, '1. 1 C 11. t-i . TilUKI NI0UTS 0NLV! TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, ANI TLUiiaUAY, IViMiiitrj "Hi, lMli,:itMl 1 1 (Ii - i -m-r:-'--."''' Tin) Original Tea!, l'nv,il Ai d tho celt In alod ' HAitriH'r:'. vror.iN'i riK, anl VOCALI.ijM, e I. Aifl led by f Mn. 00 L SMITH L 1 bu tiUeiPei! hrap r Voeul) t, I ;n l,il ) le )' n t or, II 'Ml I I II lll'U ll-l.. 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III ,lli 1 . r ; NllpOleiill P..-V It I io- Il SAimv; N s p loii an 1 . 1 1 le n t . 1 . 1 1 i' 11 f Jiolil lei 's lire tut llome; k ! hi' Mvnn A 1 1--. -- I tin nder, 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 r . 111 liii WH'i'K. 'itriuinif lii'u iimil Minn , 1 Itiir. 1 I'lliii lit A Hill MMoli, -VI relit 1, liet-i iM j mr-iilK, 7'j l ent . IMlW GAY Liiltll. M. n 11. I .1(11- tiA U'll II, (li'lll'l ill A lenl. li 1.1 I Jit"siiuI E2al J.j.isii ( il' 1 1 1 r. j KVANHvn.iiE ii i j; 0 e n k r. a n j Miitjrini hih-ipi v. f rr 1 j 1 1 1 : it 1 1 i i- " Monday, Fibniiiry f-;th( 1 ';:). A DM I.SHfOM. AVK Itl. In order to avoid the -i truiiim ui low or linprof.er i-loi iseii Into the l.al l-rooni, It lias been ii .nlvi not to nell any tlek Is on llie evi i.iin: the bull. '11 ry are only to h inel lit II following phu ei: IlenV Metmeler, No. Pi 1 bird l.liei 1 ; Char e Wi ell , Nl 11 1 11 t-t reel ; Jae. heb llni!'i,i Misioiid M reel; Abti'. Itli.i iol Ii, corner Lee I. nnd 1 onit Htr. , f, -,nl tjs'si. A't lirl.,1, a-. truitt rulil-. At. Ik ki t w be M.I, I to UI k. " l-o-ons '' H.H'H--e If not propel I y Ii tr...liiei..l or s I il.i -I ret. reriee-, Ki n. J'1'1"1" '"" llJbernl to. Amon-r se 'eral M . Vpie i"- - ln-oilerl Wl.lell W HI be pi.iiluee '1 e liume only I I oiiinv I ii : .,,ii i. 1 In Won I if ii ITo.tT I Inn II'- !! Im. I'niil.i.rii ..t I I... I." 'lllil I V II I I IP i The Mm O-v -llablo 'i, In'--- ; or, H NfW A It of I' I j I ni. , :i. 'J lie Al!ie i.lle.'.l Repn-i '''"' '' , l-'eai till J nil mn of mn u r n 'in v. "l"; New tut I -i-in. let on 1 1 i :i rii 1 1 ii 1 1 'I "'" (Preiof e) Kill llie,i 1 'J .,1-en ), m. 'J t.3 Otl'hl . I , W HI l-.HIhl 1. lift ''"' ''' klelaiis, tuidt r the 1. inlei -,Iiip ol 1 Muliu.i... '1 Hie Co .a mitt Kit OF A :i:a i . fil-ltltd WlHilc.salo Clock I! oust' .. GL'iSSMa. & RELAX IVllllllllt.F. Keep consta il ly on blind ft k 1 i I.L n - u ! mi lit if M'tll Tin .IOK1 and ol In I A oiel J .. . .Uini HkJI'l.AiOIti, Or fit If. AN ' y ALLCiO K.. M ini lor Jt l ut lo so. ih :ms hi " K! r. in.-irlit diy hale oMi.ti..lm.'ii (n oi's. mo WHOM IT MAV tMIK -Noliiv Is In reliv civ.'ii Unit all nnelnlin e.l o.mIi lelt at Hi" Builders' i ,m pi n iu in Water .-inert bet ween LoeitRt ii in I Wa mil I, vs n-v il le, 1 ml miiii. and r i in a I n I iK o a lnd one 'ei r, will be m. id til I "n lii ie A in li'i.n lo Ihe Ii ".'In -t bidder, nl Hi- Alum. I,. ,i. in if liiiwit NeUoii. Kp, i'" r-li-icl nppo" I e 1 lie lO'.t-0llii'e, mi llm Ii ,t:l V ol' AlH.V. A li-tt "I I In (..oiidl Cite ."-i en t'.V e liiiijr tit llm pullitei-' l-inpi ,,, ' ItABCOt K A hi I I 1 t . February IU, J 'A 11

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