Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 11 February 1869 — Page 4

THIRTY CENT !

Advertisements in this column under the several head oWAto, For 8AI.E, Fctt RKST, LOST, FOtT, " traiwtenf r onJy-TJCN Cents per L.e for each insertion. JTo advertisement less than THIRTT Cnts. Advertising ! Tliere la a growing demand for cheap advertising; and in order to accommodate thla want we have concluded to insert In the DAILY Jouknai., under appropriate heads, short advertisements at THIRTY CENT3 for three lines or less for each insertion, and TEN CENTS for each additional line. This is a medium, of advertislng that offers rare inducements to merchants, traders, manufacturers, and mechanics to build op a large trade. It will, also, be found an excellent medium to bring to the notice of the publlo all kinds of real property that Is for sale, rent, or lease. To everybody, in fact to those who desire to buy any article or species of personal property; if a situation of any kind Is wan tod by a man or woman ; if yoa desire J help, or if servants want situations; losses of all kinds; articles stolen; estrays of every description in fact, any advertisement that can be got into a small compass, this cheap advertising system will be found both valuable and economical. While it will cost but little, these advertisements will be widely read. As we offer a great Inducement to advertisers in the cheap advertisement columns, we hope the advantages of advertising will be tried by all who have auy occasion for it. rouxip. TlIOlTLIER OP MEAT In front of O Mozart Hall. Call at the Journal Office and pay charges. fell J1TOTE A note on parties in Posey County. Note left ai. Journal O.Bcw. lelO ; LOST. T Y OCliET A small gold locket, which JL4 the owner values very highly. W 11 pay a libeiai reward to auy one leaving it t the Journal OtMce. pel" BKAN.H UIHIK KEY A large brans door key. Description lu fan le t at the Journal Counting-Rooru. ffelO BUNCH OF KEYS-Flnder will oblige by leaving them at Journal Oflloo. lelO g"a book entitled " Guide to Holiness." Ii lias probably beeu teut to some one in niialake. WhwV'r has it wi 1 pleano return it to thin otlli-e. lelO BEST U N IFjiA small peuknfe7 white handle, with four blades. The finder will b liberally rewarded by leaving it at thlsolflee. I ell) PRINTING. ViTHIK JAIK!AI,OFFH': Is IIUIKU ly. Jo frlnl ing cheaper than auy estaulisnment In Ibe cliy. WANTED. JF TOI! WANT AS V KIN llTVi-v Stationery to t he Journal oilice. XI you want Job Work, eo to the Journal orh. Ji you want Blank books, go to llm Join-n .if Ortlne. - FOIl RENT. ITOKK-KO Off -The deslrablo storetza room No. 15 Main SSI ret, recently micupted by Da V ill Snyder A Co. Knquire of upieu ty fell dot UEO. S. SON NT AO JE CO. FOR SALE. s WEET l VI NINE At unbAi,ifi'.ii' iuiuu tsrotuu. leblO dlw TilUly-DAY.. FEBKUAKY 11, I860. CITY NEWS. An Incidents Capt. Kcchler's brother arrived at Turner Hall ou Tuesday afternoon, on a visit to hin brother. His carpet-bag was deposited up-staira in his room, and, with all its contents, was lost in the names. Spirits Spirited Away. On Tuesday night a considerable quantity of liquor, in demijohns, was removed from the bar of the Turner Hall, which mysteriously disappeared. The agents of the Underwriters, aud the proprietor, after diligent search yesterday, were unable to find it. Gallant. It will be seen by reference to the Legislative proceedings published this morning, that our good-looking Representative, Mr. Welborn, is moving in the General Assembly for female suffrage. He was always esteemed by the ladies a gallant gentleman. Ruhaqino. At least one hundred school children were engaged, yesterday evening, searching the ruins of the Turner Hall building for mils and other articles left from the conflagration. They were delving around and buzzing about like so many flics on a carcass. We doubt if the gat herings panned out very profitably. Heavy Loss. In addition to the loss of other property, Capt. Louis Koehler lost $400 in cash by the fire of Tuesday night. The most of it was money taken in at the masquerade on Monday night, and which he had placed in a bureau drawer up stairs, and, in the excitement that ensued, had not presence of mind sufficient to remove it. Delving. We counted fourteen boye yesterday delving in the ruins of So nn tag's store, burned about the close of last year. - Some of the boys were half-buried in the earth like a set of gofers. The result of their labors seemed to b nothing better than a lot or small nails, badly burned and half-melted, in the terrible conflagration. Public Meeting. It will be seen by a Call in this moruiog'a paper that quite a number of prominent citizens request a public meeting at the Court House on Saturday night, to petition the Legislature to pass a law regulating the salaries and allowances of County offieers, and " to adopt such measures as may be necessary to compel officers of this county lo pay into its treasury any public money which may be in their hands unlawfully, whether by appropriation by the Board of Commissioners or otherwise." . We give on the Becond page a summary of the bills now before the Legislature upon the subject of salaries of county officers, to which we refer the signers aud our readers.

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School Examinations. The First Intermodiate department oF the Public Schools held its public exaaiioation yesterday, occupying the entire day. The" examination embraced reading, spelling and definincr, arithmetic, both mental and written, geography, and music. The advantage of the present system of grading in onr schools, whereby the game studio?, the same books, and the same lessons engage the attention of -the pupils of each room at the same time, has been made very apparent in the past half year since it was inaugurated. The examinations yesterday demonstrated its superiority over the old system in the more rapid advancement of the scholars and the greater ease and t.h which the teachers perforin their work. There' was a very general expression of approval on the part of parents and visitors at the exercises of the day in all the schools. We cannot do more this morning than append the several j ROLLS OF HONOR. ' ' First Intermediate, Uppr .Building Taught Br Misses Cherry and Spence. Not Jabsent or tardy: Liz zie Barter, James Davidson, Charles Hebbard, Clara Schrooder, MolIIe Bellam, Cornelia Goodge, Maggie Lee, Belle Ensminger, Mattie Keightly. First Intermediate School, Riaitlt, Street Building TAUGHT BY JIisses McCalla and Gilmore Not absent or tardy: Mary Paine, Louise Olson Louise Smith, FUa Walker, Ida Sul livan, Mary Griffith, Mary Heddrick, Willson Vickery, Jennie Kirkman, Willie Vickery, Emma Sansom, Ed ward Griese, Josephine Garlach, John HarperAlice Grant, Bettie Bobinger First Intermediate, Bower Building Taught by Mrs. Plummer and Miss Ewing. Not absent pr tardy: Emily Everett, Almira Coates, Kate Fairchild, Mary Gleichman, John Hartman, Sallie Inwood, Mary Klenk. m i Muddy Streets. There was never a time, perhaps, in the history of this city, when the streets were in as filthy a coudition as at present. In (lie primeval days of Evansville, wheu Jus tice Warner presided over the Police Court?, and gravely derided that decency and iodeceney were relative and convertablc terms, it is doubtful ; if the streets presented such a spectacle as at present. The unimprovtd streets, which during the latter weeks of Autumn were cut down or filled up, are fathomless, or at least, " quarter twain,", and ou the bowldVred streets the mud is from two to six inches deep. Sycamore Street is ju.st about impassible. The people are beginning to cry out lor a reform, especially in street improvements. Wo used to have passable streets at an expense of $2T0 to .'00 per week, but since Hie expense has increased to $1,000 or $l,f.00 a week, mud is the prevailing commodity. The Turner Halt. Disaster Visit to tiib Ucins. The destruction of the Turner Hall, on Tuesday night, was tho most complete wo ever saw. There is not a dray load of debris left on the ground, except the brick foundations and the cdlir walls. About one-half the furn'.turc down stairs was saved. The insurance was as follows: On the building $2,500 at the agency of C.K.Drew. in the following offices: Lorillard, $1,200; Security, $1,500; at the agency of Decker & Bennett, to wit: $750 in the Manhattan and $750 in the Pacific. On the stock and furniture there was a policy in the Home of New Haven for $1,000, and onCapt.Koehlor's furniture $GO0 in the " Enterprise of Cincinnati. An Irrepaeablk Loss. The Leiderkranz Society were heavy losers by the fire of Tuesday night. They lost their entire wardrobe, including the costume for the Leiderkranz in China, and the Czar and Zimmerman. They also lost all their music, including some five operas which can only be replaced at great expense and much trouble. .They lost also their banners and flags and their fine piano. Their entire loss will amount, it is be lieved, to fully $1,500. We hope that an effort will at once be made on the part of our citizens to . make up a portion of this loss. Stabbing Afpaie. John Brannon, an engineer on theO. & M. Rail road, was severely stabbed at Vincenncs on Tuesday evening by a brakesman named Murray. A quarrel had previously existed between the parties. On Tuesday evening they met in a saloon, and Murray invited Brannon to drink with him, which the latter declined. He then asked him to loan him some money, which he refused to do. A quarrel ensued, and Braonou was severely stabbed. Filling Cisterns. An engine was set at the margin of the river yesterday for the purpose of filling the cisterns that had been exhausted by the engines at the nre Tuesday night. This fact demonstrates the absolute necessity of water works, -which, it' properly constructed, would do away with the necessity of filling cisterns, if not with the use of fire engines. Perambulating Small-Pox. Yesterday, an Ethiopian was perambulating the streets of the city in search of Chris. Hedderich, Town ship Trustee. Chris, met him in lront of the Court House, and at once discovered that the son of Ham was Pretty well sprinkled with the smallpox, and had chalked upon his hat the inscription, "Small-Pox." He was sent to the Pest House with dispatch. Another case of small-pox u negro was discovered yesterday and eent to tho Pest House. The average number of cases at the Pest House is geaeraliy five. No exeitej ment on the subject exists in the city.

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Recorder's Court. - There was but a moderate run of custom in the Recorder's Court yesterday, but what little was done, was generally cash business. Ann Early and Harriet Simn, two of llamburtrcr's nrotices. got into a fight, and both came out with' black eyes. They were introduced to His Honor, who requested them to donate $3 23 each, pro bono puhlico. Sims passed over a part of the "rhino," and secured the balance. , Early was short, and concluded to board a while at Cochran's headquarters. Philip Pruden has had a thought less habit of leaving a goods box on the sidewalk in front of his premises, contrary to the ordinance in such cases made and provided. It chanced that both sides of it, tumbled over it. A complaint was lodged against the owner yesterday, and he was required to pay $3 25, which will lead him to take better care of his boxe3 in the future. , Joseph Kuiser, fatigued by his ex ertions in witnessing the fire on Tues day night, got too highly stimulated on roasting car juice, and was asked for $5 75, and this closed operations for the day. Whose Business Is It ? Ever since - the Opera House has been opened, it has been a uniform practice, when there wa3 a performance goiug on, of a large number of small boys and half-grown lads to assemble on the stairs, and create a noise and disturbance running noisily down when the door-keeper appears, and, at other times, amusing themselves by kicking the glass out of the steps. The question is, whose duty is it to preserve order on the stairs and at the main entrance ? The Opera House Company pay license, and the assemblies that gather there are law ful assemblies, and, it is supposed by some, that it is the duly of the city authorities to protect them against disturbance or annoyance. - From tie fact that we never see any policemen about, we infer that the city authorities think differently. In other cities we never fail to find two or more policemen at the front eijtratice to the theatres or Opera House, and neither boys or men are permitted to stand willun (be en trance or around the door, unless they sire going in. We make these sug gestions in the hope that some atten tion will be giveu to the matter, and that order may be preserved. (iltKAT MFFKCTS FROM LlTTLE Caii'sk.s. The presenee oi'a druukeu man in the Opera House la?t nighty eatue well uigh causing a stampede, whii-h would, no doubt, have resulted in serious consequences. He had managed to get in without betraying his condition, but presently became annoying. to those near him. The door-keeper and ushers tried to in duce him to be quiet, but he became worse, and theu they ejected him, and very properly too. This operation caused a little noise, as the fellow caught the door as he was heaved out, and caused it to rattle. Tin .1 1 r r v nca tuo alarm ot lire was given on iuestiay night, the light shone so brightly into the win dows of the Opera House, aud many supposing the building was on fire, a perfect panic ensued, and it was some time before the excitement was abated. The noise caused by ejecting the drunken man last night, coupled with the scene the night before, inclined tho audience to be more easily fright ened, and at least two-thirds of all present at once rose to their feet, and but for the presence of mind of a few who called out loudly that nothing was the matter except a slight dis turbance at the door, a fearful scene might have been the result. It is wise for people to keep cool on all occasions, but especially in a crowded auditorium or an Opera house, as a precipitate rush to avoid danger, even did it exist, is but to pre cipitate the audience into worse dan ger oftentimes. The door-keeper, in future, should carefully guard against the admission of any one under the influence oi liquor. A Disgusting Scene. Large crowds of people were drawn together yesterday by the appearance of a drunken woman on the wharf and afterwards on First Street. She went aboard one of the Henderson packets, and was with difficulty ejected. She next drew the crowd to First Street, between Main and Sycamore, where she gave a varied exhibition of pantomime recitations and practical demonstrations, including the display of a huge waterfall. A policeman at last caught sight of the crowd and asked her to take his arm, a proposi tion she rejected with proud disdain, but walked along at arm's length from him. We could not ascertain who she was, though it was said that her name was Eggs the same woman who was before the Kecordcr a few days since. Heal Estate Appraiser.- Moaes Aiken yesterday tendered his writteu resignation as Ileal Estate Appraiser to Auditor Birch, and Mr. John Greek was appointed to fill the vacancy. As nc m c 1 :t .... -.. iur. ixih.eu luiiuu iL ltiootupatibia witn 1 hia other duties to fill the office with proper fidelity, it id a matter of congratulation to all tax-payers to know that so experienced and capable a man as Mr. (Jreek has consented to discharge the important daties. It is an oilice of responsibility, and it ia a matter of much concern to property holders that it he well done. We believe Mr. dreek is just the man to accomplish tho work satisfactorily. It will be seen by local notice that the deputy appraisers are called to meet to-day to confer with tho Appraiser. The work will be pushed iup without delay.

. 7J " &, " . , . . ' v. Kocae, Mark, Warren & Co., Keitz go to ot-r

tne miauie oi tne sidewalK, and cer- & Hanev. Samuel E. Gilbert. Ben. I Drug More,

tain narties in attemritinfl' to wallr on I Stinson William R. Bsfefir. .fosenh I Preccripi

Call for a Public Meeting:.

The undersigned, citizens nf Vanderbargh County, hereby respectfully request tne tax payers or saia couniy, without regard to sect or party, to assemble in mass meeting at the Court House, in Jvansville , on eviturday, the 13th inst., at seven o'clock, V. M., to petition the General Asfcmbly of this State, now in session, to pass a law to reduce the pay and i r.laries of County , Officers, and to limit the power of County Commissioners to maka allowances out of the County Treasury, and also to adopt such measures as may be necessary to com pel officers of this County to pay iato its Treasury any public money swhich may be in tl.eir hands unlawiully, whether by appropriations by the Board of Commissioners, cr otherwise : A. S. Hayhurst. Charles V ieie, Geo. Frenk, Chas. Hinks, James Soantlin, ivlarthew Dalzfll . nn I nvlp J5M ininnl Orr. S. M. Archer, J. L. Orr, John Fendrich, Scmcnin, Dixon & Co., Topi, Long & Co.. Hiram E. Read, 11. uumberts. John 11. Morgan. In. Venemann, Wm. W. Morgan, M. J. Uray. 1. O. Bibcock. IS. J. Day, Stockwell & Co., Baboock & Steele, Preston Bros., E. S. Babcock, C. R. Bement, Richard Raleigh, Robert Barnes, G. B. Walker, Wate Smith, Mackey, Nesbit & Co., R. K. Dunkerson & Co., Cloud & Akin, J ohn Ingle, Jr., II. L. Meadows, J.E.Martin, Minor & Dallam. A. E. Shrader, 11. Ingle, Thomas Langley. P. C. Eberwine, Charles Babcock, Wm. T. lglebeart, J. S. Hopkins, J. N. Knox, C. Raab, W. J. Lovry, Phil. C. Decker, Geo. S. Sonntag & Co., Schapker, Bussing & Co., Wm. E. French &Co, Hudspeth, Adams & Co.. J. T.&S. A. Coolidge,C.Armstrong, Vickery Bros., James Li. Vickery, J. S. Buchanan, James II. MeNeciy, Alvah Johnson, R. R. Roberts, S. K. Leavitt, A. L. Kobinson, Charles 11. Butterheld. John A. Keitz, J. B. Mesker, Peter Aker, G. 11. ochmits, Voodrow, Reitz & Co., George A. Bittrolff, William Hughes. H. & B. Ahlerinr. Ahlering & Brommelhaus, D. C. Keller, Marcus Sherwood, John ShankI'm, Shanklin & Reilly, George Zarstadt, John 11. Bremer & Co., Raeor, Dickey A; Carson. V ennemanoc uehme. John Miller, John Hedderich, Jos. Schultz. Tom. Gos, Sr., William 11. Walker, Thomas Kerth. To be Rebuilt. We are informed that the Tumors of this city and their friends, will at ouce take eVps to replace the hall destroyed on Tuesday night by a spacious brick building of modern architecture, and one that will be an or lament to the city and a credit to the society. They held a meeting last night to consider the matter, but we did not ascertain the result of their deliberations. ni . . it... . o k r mi JUKI KAIV S fJWiINU iXKJHT. lllC Opera House was literally parked from parquette to dome last nigh tthe largest paying audience ever in it. The performances throughout wVie really admirable. The Scotch duett, by Misses Ettie and Anna Kcrsror, When a Mans a Little Poorly;" The Golden Wedding," by Itus ''Captain Jeuks," by Miss Anna II r ger, and the 1'aro.ly bylmiseli were received with loud applause. This extraordinary troupe give their last entertainment to-night, and those who have been hitherto deprived the privilege of seeing them, should .' touigut. Any one oi tne periorm.; r.ee,s is worth the price of admission. CnURCii HofiiAiir.K. Tlie Sociable of the Viue Street l're-s'b.vtf rl.ui Church will be held at the resid nco of Mr. Samuel Archer to nilit, from 7 till 11. . All are cordially invited. I.O CALKOTICES. I. 0. 0. F. 'so. Thfl Officers and Ttrof Mrjof V-..jIoiiNiNa Star Lodge. No. niriri 7 arc hereby notified to meet nt their Loupe Koom this ( 1 iiurs l;i). February 11, at one o'clock i m.. to attend the funeral of our late Urothc r John Stinson. Members of other Lodges, who are pood standing, are invited to attend. Uv order of Thos. J. Groves, N. O. C. K. Drew, Sec'y. It Real Estate Appraisers. All Assistant Real Estate Apprais ers, appointed by Moses Aiken, E-q., are requested to meet at the Heal Estate Appraiser's Office, on Third Street, at U o clock this afternoon. It V. Biscn, A. V. (J. ladies and Gentlemen, Hiram Nelson has an auction sale of Millinery Goods and Milliners Furnishing Goods, at bis Aueiiou itoom. Locust otreet, comment! nir Ihursday morning, February loth, at o'clock, and continued daily, fore noon and afternoon, until all arc sold. f eb9-3t . - 66?" I desire to return my sincere thanks to the lire Department and my friends generally, especially the foundrymen of the city, who exerted themselves so efficiently and pug cessfully to save my property from the names on lucsday nifflit. lebll It U. Kratz. J6?Toilet and .Fancy Articles at Uridwell & (JO. s Jru2 Store, cor ner of Third and Main. Finest, stockin the city. IVrfumeries of all kinds. a.. . ' .fl 1 I - . . m. Attention or tne ladies invited. JNone but the best kept. oeUti dtf For Kent. A suburban resilience near the city of Henderson, coutaining 2G acres of land, peach aud apple orenarus, two cisterns, one well, and all necessary out-buildings. Will be leased for three yeari. Terms low. Apply to Jas. II. Letcher, at L. RuiTner. jr.. & Jo. s. No. 7 Main Street. Jtiaiisviiie. , 1 i. . . roit C5ALK. nice Ttcu-shn-u JJire.it uig Jlouse. witn rive rooms and cellar, in the best part of tho citv. will be sold below its value and n:irt1 . 17 on riniiv 1 .- 1 .1 ,.,.-, na 1 ..... -. '' - . . w ..a., 1 - quested to sell text limit delay. Alva it Iahvhv feb3 tf Real R state Arc lit. SALT 1 FLOUR I PORK ! ! NAILS ! I We offer to the trade 10,000 barrrels KANAWHA S LT. 2,(M)0 barrels and sacks I'liOUll of 5,000 kegS WllEKLLNlJ NAILS. A large supply of Bulk. Mmf. lard, Sugar Cured ', Baron Limn, !:c. Jj. JiCFFNER. Jit.. & Jo.. No. 7 Main Street, near Water Street. FbOtTR. The best brand of choice family flour sold 1,1 the city, the l.'yiilhiana Mills, also, rye Hour for sale by II. 1. Allts ,V Co., rirntfcL second door below Vriuo.

For Rent. A desirable -dwelling

house, containing ten rooms, large yard, plenty fruit and shrubbery, on Sixth Street, between Main and Syca more, t ossession given 15th inst. Enquire of Keller & White. febti-tf THE i'UAXKI.INItllK K MACII IX E Tli I UMPIIA iVr O VEIl AltJ, O TUERS. Ihiildrrs, Jfns--nixand BricJcmakfrs: f'ome an 1 hop. ft. Makes the most, ami host tirict at the last expense of any ii:wijme f-vf r ni:i!o. Js worked by two hor'H or by btnm powor. It ei(uM as a practical brick m:lif r i.s not known. J Wy competition. .J. H. Hkntck, No. 71 Iiroaflwuy, Room No. lis, N;W York. ItbS-UttUtltw. KuT A new stock of Silk Fringes and French Corsets at Hughes'. For pure Drugs, Medicines and Liquors for medicinal use. Ivory oets, genuine imported, J'erfumcs, Cologne?, 1'omades and b me Brushes, nermann o; uuriora s Upcra lb toouth l'irst Street. lions carefully compounded at all hours. janLJ biuos. 1WERYBOOY mav know of what Dr. J. W. Poland's Humor Doctor is compounded, by writinz to the rro prietor. The best known roots and herbs are used, and combine Dlea?antDesa to the taste with sure results. Sold by Cloud & Akin. DIED. j FOSTER In Brooklvn. Ttf. Y. W.lni. day, February loth. ISM), after a brief 111nms, of scarlet fever, Okobgik, bob of I George aud Caste O. Foster, aged 5 years. i iuuuiii it Liu io uayg. Tlie many friends lu thlsity of the be reaved parents will unite their sympathy and prayer at this dark hour, when they are bowed down by tho stroke of a mys terious Providence. G R A M M E It. On Tuesdav mnn.lmr February 9th, of congestion of tuo brain, Hukv Ukxteb. iulaut eon of t. J. aud Irene u rummer, aged 11 weeks and 4 days. The luneral will take place from the I residence of Mrs. BarH Uraromer,: on First Street, between Walnnt and Cbjeet nnt, to-day (Thursday), at 114 P.m. The friends of the family are invited to attend wl bout farther notice. A ii W ADYEliTlEmT Dissolution of Copartnership. Till'. OOI'AKTNKKNII 1 1 1IEKT-lort-existing under Um name of Morpin, I'liiiiiim S Co. wax dissolved on the JILli il i of Heo'mtier lust by the lath of Mr. Putnam. The business of the lt,to ii( in will lie settled by Morgan, Head At 'o, MOKUAN, PUTNAM fc CO. February 9tb. .Sii. Notio of Copartnership. JOIIV II. noilA!, WILLI AM XV. AlOKUAN, and lllliAM K. ItKAO ii.ivo tli i.s day formed a copartnership for tlie purpose of continuing the WholeKalo l;. .t. Shoe, and Hat Husiuess at the. old M ini, No. 5i Klrsl Klreet. MORGAN. It HAD A CO. ' l-'t bi nary 9th. ls(ii. tell ult -HM1HI.Y KMtllt It'll I'OTATOKM jZa ;'t barrels getimue Karly Cjoodrlcli Po. lnoos the o-is, curly potato yet Introduced in isouitifi-u Indian:!. For sale In i niilies to suit purchasers by I t 1 1 VI C .v !: 1 : V U I COS., 7 1 M i u K t. -nKi.Y itosi: foTtioi:-Won it JSli 1 per pound. They yield f-.lxly pound !- (lie one pouud plauled. To arrive and for t-ale by fell VICKKItV BKOH.,7.1 Main 81. -9 Cff K4ltll.LH lt: t Illtl.OW f f hii.1 Pi lure, Albe t 1'ulatofcM. lit s i i e fell it til lor sain by VICKKKY Lltos., 73 Main .SL jr ANttuirnrs, it i s 1. 1: v s, aivi JLj i'ailti'i'n liardttn Speeds, in t.Uire and i'li- N ile, Wholesale ami retail, by tell V l K KKY IIKOS., 7.J Alain Kt. MON SETS-2'i bushels assorted It linls in s'ore and lor Kale by 11 VU KKltY 11KOS..7J Alain HI. fK I14HKKI.H OK "HAItltlSOW" IjS I'OI'A'rofcH-a very valuable vario v. Int'iiiled lor late p. anting. For S-t le Ii V nil VK'KKlt V lilttiS., 73 Alain St. fj nttw itt:it iti fr-.si. it ir.s. a . We are piepaitxl to take order lor all kinds f .small Hulls, plants, und tree. C;i!l ai.ll "el. a r;talotue at Icll ViCKKUY L1403., 7.1 Mail! Mt. l.Otritl FI.UVKt KiO bags and V, . brrela Fxtra Family Flour, freshKi on d rroiu Willi wheal, for Hale at. re duced prices by icll VlC'vt.I4X 15KOS.. 73 JUalU Ht. onviisd Susjar-Cuted Hams; Plain Sugar I ured llauis; I'oiiimoii Uacou Hams. In store and for sate bv fell VICKKKY lilUM., 73 Main 8L SI J4R TKKl IlKi:.4KF.4NT RACOH Just received and lor sale by lell ViUKtlti BROS., 7.1 Main St. TfTANIMTRS-5 dozen assorted sizes W for nale at. reduced prices by lell VICKKKY HKOd., 7J Main St. TJKIIAVDWmrE CEDAR WAItK. SUkt liucKcts, Tubs, Chnrns, Keeiers, Ac, &c, in store and for Rule by lell VlL-tvhiKv UKOS., Ti Main St. Ctiu.i;ti:- C A It III A WEN Now Hiyles, at rexluced prices. A large assortment to select from. Call aud see llieni at , fell VICKERY BROS., 73 Mala Ht. ; MAI IV T. WATCHES, H8LVKRWARK. I tU IS BITTISOI.FF, DEALER IN Watches, Jewelry, Silferware, Spectacles, Clocks, Plated Ware, CiOLD PENS, Ac, At t he very lowest Koalera piieeH. Solid Silverware & Jewelry Made to order. Special attention ulveu to reoalrinur fine i- 1... f ttvii.r.. ..... A good HtOCk of American Watclips Always on hand. tfelil dtini Dissolution of Coparfnersliip. miii: coirtKTXKHNiiip if :Rrrn. S d. ...... T.V !.... ... .....1. u L AI iuir r.i.i,tu5 uuwr 1 lie ill ill UH1UU OI I f . lv. VV'eltH A H .11 whh (Jin)lVfi! bv iriut ti? 1 rrnsnt on t health d;iy of Nowuiber. K. Ws&'-IjI Ol SON. Partnership Notice. TJTlVrilK HXDKKMUKEn.HAVE vti I bis 1st day of Jannary, ISow. eu lured into a i-opurl lieishlp, under I be lirtn name of 11. K. Wells A -o., for Ibe purpose of tr.-niNactin a general Hardware linsiness :,u 'ts blanches, m toe name i,oun forlayors extended to tbel.tenrui Vo will collwt all accoiiiit-s Utie, aud I ;iy all vliiiiim K. WKIilA jiii:niiM., haio iirin. ji. :o'W W. 1. WKIJ, a.m:y JIVE IKMSK. 1.1 nr ti riiTT.-it k . iifc.rtui rti'iv, DYE II AND XCO till ICR, i f FTII NTKl Kf, beL Oak and Clierry. S- I i i . Word, t'ottoo, Ac, color,.! loo.der. All worli wairuuluil, and auy d;im.tifop pioiuiii.ly paid. iunu-Tdijni

RIVER N B W S For other River Item see Third Itgv.

The river roue seven inches yesterday from 6 A. M. to p. m., and 12 inches from 6 A. M. to 6 P. M. on Tuesday The additional arrivals lat ni iht wi-ie the Morning: Star, Ijonisvllle and relnrn; 1'eoila City," Louisville to New Orleans; Ulehmond, New Orleans to LoalKvillo; Quickstep, from Cairo. Tho Fanny IJrnnUeiK, for Nashville; Ada Lyon, for liowlin Ureen; the packets to Henderson, and the Ar mada, lor Cairo, departed...- The towboat Alps passed up with Iti o n ply barges la tow.........The packets had rood trips out. .........Tho Aftnada, In addition to a fair packet freight, bad S(X) bbls. flour for re 8hlpment..-..TlJ0 Teoiia City ariived id 11 o'clock with over 1,000 totis oi freight. Klio added a small lot of freight here The Richmond arrived at ll:.-i'), with nn immense trip. She diHchnrged here l.u-o bales of cotton for U.K. Iunkerson & Co., and BOO hogsheads of sugar for various consignees here and in the Interior, fsho had a great deal of freight and a fair passenger list for Louioville and Cincinnati ..The Quickstep passed Henderson at 12 m., Inst night The Morning K:ar waited for her The excellent propeller JMiuyoumr. Capt. Jlenry I Mitchell, leaves nt i o'clock this evening for she Little Wabash Kiver, and if properly encouraged, will coutlnoe; to run as a regular packet, during the season. Capt Mitchell is an K?ansvllle boy worthy o liberal patronage, and we hope he will receive it The Nlelc Longworlh was expacted from ;New Orleans before iuoroiug..........Thd Lewellin bad not arrived at mlduight, but will be In and go out to-day. . . Manifkst of steamer Q,aickstep from Cairo, Feb. 10. ISO. freston A ilenite-, i barrels mola-ssev; Preston ilroilieis, lj ii-.tan peanuts; Ueorne Chandler, i Ountiie nicies; Christian Kraiz, 1 barrel wtils!ty; Woolrow, Reitz & Co., U buddies wtijroii boxes; Oeorge .Sanders, l"box, I hide; ii Wai-reu, 1 box dru; John ivimou, 1 tool cli-st; Kagon, Iickey & Ciis u, bogs, 4" pekgs bacon, 1 bides L. Ilultan- ItCo., 1 bdi. felloes; i. G. .'lblak, 1 box ogns; J. C". A J. U. iSiuilh, 1 box oleics; Jacob iieuiiinlioir 1 doer; James Gres?, 1 cow, lot of household goods; A. N. Todd, lot of household Roods. To Louisville 31 head of cattle, 4j head of hogs, 5 pkgs mdse. To Cincinnati 1 box household goodc, 72 sacks corn. ICIrer I)iHia(cheH. LoUisvili.k, February 10. Port Lid: Emma JTloyd, Nashville to Cincinnati; Milbrey, Vaduciib to Pitt-burs; Camelia, PilUiburs to Nashville. Illver risen two InclHW Kino laht report, with eix feet nlue Inches water ou tliefalU. iiusiiicsg inact ive, vvcamer clear aud warm. Cincinnati, February 10. Arrived : If. V. Oray, Pittsburi ; tlie Clifton. Memphis; Krnperor, New Orleans. Departed t Ha -mu, Nawliville; Kiam.i No. ii, New JrleauK; (he Aliuneobi, Memphis. Weather mild. IK'iiso roars prevail every nijjlit. HuslnCHH active. Tlie river r a foot here yesterday; tweuty-tve leet in the channel ; Meventy-Meven feetthreo lucliui under the bridge. Cairo. February 10. Kiehmond. N Orleans to Louisvifle. II) km.; Lonxworth. New Orleans lo Louisville, 2 a.m.; LeonldH, New OrleaitK to 1'jtt.sbiirir, 5 A.M.; Mary lioustou, Louisville to New Orleans, IDA K.r ItiMlo St. Louis. HI- Loui to MempbiH. P.M. : Jkdle Meinohis. Alemulils lo f-i- irfmis, i i.m. mver rose VI liicbes. Wea ther Clear and pleasant. Mkmi iuh, Feb. Hi. The weather is trlear and kprluir-like. Klver rlslntr. Arriv-d: isaiu. liale. fiom Citicllinal 1. I-i.ai U-d I 'oliiunuwealLn. .Silver AIimiii. Wil li I .'Mill oairn eonon, ana me uroc Bbecii with i.iiu itaicH, lor l luciiiuali. NASrtvri.(.K. Feb. 10. The rlvor In rihiii. with 5!leetou Mar pel h isIioiiIh. Weather lair and pleasant. 1 lie Nashvlllo arrived frm Can-it. la port Robert Aloore, Klbt iiuguet, nun rxiisuviue. nr. Iiioit, February It'. Arrived : Lello vernon, tioru FitlKbuis; Luiiidiiiry, lioin vnnMiiir; t oy oi imiio, trout (Vlemphls; Atlantic aud Ixrucn, and l.iz.le Olll, Iroiu Wiw OiItoiis; Farraifiit, from l'oiia:Ta xiuy, iroui T. iiii.w! e Kiver. 1 ei..i rled : i liy or Cairo, I i Memphis; Sli:uni.,ek, lo iiicliiiiali ; K:irraUI, loi'eoi lrt. '1'lie river Ih ixliing vtcaililv, but another ii.-mj is iimik.-.i i,r oaily. Tho weal her is clear aiil very warm. 1 he Shaniroi'k iiad all she wxntcd. The win. s.. Ilasi.s ucrotiiid near the inouih tut: ,i l-oiii'i t(i ver, inn. Ktie Ih not. coiiHitiereu in a dauci ioun poMlloii. STjCAL-HB O ATS. FOU MKMI'IIIS, VH'KSIilJKO, AMI) JNKW OKLKANM. Tlie fleet ami Fpiendid steamer LEGAL TENDKJi. J. W. Jloberix, Master: H. Hinder, i :icrk. Leaves for Tsew Orleans and ail w;iy ports Till KS FKiilMJAKY JIth, at 1 o'clock i.m. For fren;i'l or passncto npplyon board, or lo ri u m ijiiiim , j j I kuk .V CO., 'i n.u.iiiwwn v CO.. felO diet Agents. FOK CAIUO, COLUM HUH, am M KM I'lllS Tlie Jino, fleet steamer Jfc C00SA. Lrown, Maste r: 1. 11. Terry, t!lerjr, Leaves for Memphis and all way poriw, TIIIKSIIAY, KKBRUAKY JlTH. at 12 o'clock m. For freight, or passage apply on hoard, or to c. 11. ItlJDi i. fii nit AwuU. FOK OWKJISIKiWI, CANNKLTON, AMI) LOUISV1LLK. The magnlllceut pa-euer steamer TARASC0N, Aides li. Warren. Clerk. Leaves for Louisville and all way port ' TIIURNOAY, FEUKUAKY IlTlI, at 0 o'clock p.m. ror freight or nawnno annl v on boord t" W. Jt. iittOVViN 4tU. tilt Agent. FOK LITTLE WAIiASH, The fine steam propelior MLNY0UNG. m Jlenry L. Mitchell, Master, Leave for Little Wabash River I: TnUIMDAY, FEBRUARY llrrr, at 4 o'clock p.m. For freight or passage apply on bonrd FOR CAIRO. COLUMBUS. A MK.MIMILS The magnificent Dean Line bleuiner A MINNE0LA, W. Ji. Miller. Master: Wm. Hall, Clerk, Leaves for Memphis and idl wuy poi U FJRIIAT, FEUKUAHV J2TU, at H o'clock a.m. For freight or passnge apply on loard, or w nunrniici, r-Artijjv v i-o.. fell dut A sents. FOR KAWTPOIH. The fine, "old reliable" uteanier LEWELLIN, di-I. I Davy, Master; AV. D. Covington, Clerk, THlttMIAT, FEBRUARY I.TU, at 5 o'clock h.m. at 5 o'clock P.M. For Ireiglit or passage apply on board or to tdllj C. It. hUHl), Ajjent. FO Kt'AlltO.I'O IdJ M liUS, and M KM 111 IS , r-.. The elegant Kteanicr . NORMAN. John R. Hall. Master: O. Ilewit, Clerk, leaves for Memphis and all intermediate Mississippi Klver way landings WKDKKSUIV, FEURUAKV 17th, at 4 o'clock p.m. ' ' For freight or passage apply on ho;ud or to J 1 I. I. fell d(;t A Kent. Public School Kxamlnatlons. Till". HKMI ANNIIAI, KXAM1NAliou of Ibe l'ublic KcIiooIh of Ibe cdy will com nietiee ai, tlie Higli Mcbool l:ulldIny;, ou WHlin.iiiy, Kebtiiar.v -id, aud be t.il tin lied in ll.e Ioi lowing order: riiurMday, l-ebriiary lllli .Ml Hei-ood Uraiiimar HcboolH. - Kridiiy, hVOrtixry 12th All First firuininar Scliools. The Mayor and t'ity f'onncll. parent, lid Ibe public uenerii My, are Inviled lo aiiend. AM 101.lLil.AKl, .ltIIN W. 1-iiS'l 1:1;, lrflUOJt KSMI.INii:it, 'J'l'llHlee!. A. M. flow, HuperluteBdent. (j'jKdlw (Courier, Liuon, and lieuiocrat cony ln d. . " NotioG to Cbu tractors. SKAI.Kb PKOI'IISAIi Hill. Iti: received at my oltice until the I ,1 b imy of February, Wifl, lor tlie construction of an addition to Ibe (.Viiirt-House. 'J lie plnim and KjecifIc4tioiH i;an lie Keen at my oiltceou and alter tlie 1st day of February. Hi. Ik must be accompanied by ( be iiain. k and Kis'iatureH of Iho k I'm il le.-i proo.s't I'iVyiueiit will 1h niacin nslliewoil; proT KiMim, and : ii per cent., lel .lned imli'l Ir.o completeti. Tlio ('ommissioiiciK r. K;rve I be ribt to reji.'cl -liy or ;,d I lie bid,;. V'lCioii lil.-.l.ll, 1 'miiily Auditor. 1'Jvansv illo Jan. -l it. IS ,i.. ..-r.i tire

AGENTS WANTED for

Nereis of tlie i3re:it A Work descriptive of th VlltTUKH nr.d tli ViCKS the MYsTKKI h, Ml-I KlKH.RndtHilMliSol NKW VOKK. CU V. If you wish to know how lortuiKH aic mailn and lost in aday; howhiirewd men arc mined in Willi Street; Imw eounlililen art) Kvvl lulled by Kli:irpelH ; Imw lOinIsters mid merchaiils aie biackidalled : how dance halls and concert naloous nre managed; how t:nmliliii Iioiisck ilia) ..tleilcM aic eouilucled; how Ntock. md o..' companies originate, aiet bow llic bubbles ha rat, rcadlhl-i work, it cont.iltiM a, jino l.ngravii.KH, n ils all (il.mil, the My:vlei and CrliiK'NOf New V'oilt.niid is the Hpi-eii-Htand Cheapest Work, oi the bird pnbiished. frilly Si.7. ir i.y. irJHeid for Circulam and oe our lei nin, an i a lull description ol tlie work. J. i'.drcss jonks i:;:'ru i:iis t co., cinciuuati, O., Chicago, ill., or M. Louis, Mo. il ITfll j t Inferior woiic of' a Kii.illar 'Jyl SJ JL ttf.S uu racier are Imm n U t-ii'.-u latwf. Hee that the boi It you boy contain :t. lino etigiitvinys, and so.l at Til per copy. ' f . . American Company Richly Kctmted - j i TOII.KT SOAPS. Honey, Ciljccrlnp, KldtT Howcr, : ' ilouquct, iu.d J'aliu, 1 : , In rjnality, tyle, Rnd ju-ifuiee warr intc-d eijual to IIih Kuylif h, and noM fully .i per cent, cheaper, wlucii recounts Mr ,ti gn lit In'Iiii oil' in tint ueiiiiaud tor the iorei:ii Knaps, and t he uiipre.vdmtted hiiccei of I ho .4-Atmcan lrajxiiii 'J'uih t Kvupt, HOW noid every wlu te In me ly'DiliHl iSliiteM. AlcKfc-ONK, VAN HAAGliN A CO., i bolo iluimlieturcrl, 'H liaiciuy street, I.'iw York. ' 32 houth Front i ri I, i mladelphtn. Wanted, Agents. ffl'SSZ erywhere. male and leniftl;-, lo lntiodute the OhA'UIMJC J &lfiJ Vh'.l) VitMMOMMiNiiiC FAMILY MKW1NU MAVlllS'K. 'ibis machine will Mitch, hem. Icll. tuck. quilt, cord, biud, braid, and embroider in a most bill erior mauner. l'nca only; fin. Fully warranted for live years. , We -will pay til.utio for any machine that will hw a htrouijer, more beaulliul, o- more eia-sllc beam than our, it make the "l.Uslic Lock Hutch" Kvery second st itch cn n b cut, aud -till the clotn cannot be pullid apai i wunoui tearing it. wo pay Acenm Iroiu 7 j to (t-0 per month and t xpedse, or a comioiKKinn from which twice thai, amount can bo made. lddreM HliXJO.MIS v CO.. I'ltiAburtih. l'a.. JUohtou. Mns.. or Ht. Louis, Mo. i uut ion. Do not be lmno.ed ou by other paiiieM paluiitij; oil' woitblxKH ciistiion uacbliifM, under the hiimu n:uu or ottierwlm-. Ours Is the only or.iiliie cud reilly piacCcal cheap inaculue mauiUacluicd. i i Early Ross Potato. !T ft ein Spring WUeitM, Oat-i, Jinrlcy. l'4rli, lover Ctohk, Ura.-H Moed. iKa( IxvIn, Lest FtMlder 'uiler. He. d lor I ho fcAl tKlM k.st A I. I'AIHI JoiTRNAlv, only iM celiln. Ad. I i-.ss UKoHUK A. LM'1"j, Ctiaiiilx-IH-bui't;, fa. , i - - " T Nurserie.3 cf ,W. F. Heiliek. : AN OLI IXTAIti ISIIMliM' Willi a New Feature. Kcry iiwii cuu orocuie T K F. K and PLANTS Ht VVliOLlOHAIjK lrI -hj4, by ot ii ns Ihrouuh nur I'luli I lepa I tlnen t. for p lee and other informal ion aildnfc W. 1''. II Ki K IX, Ikiyton.Oliio. , . I A' tlKX I's WA.MT:i for our new book of l.o'O imKiw. iirofusely iilustntied Willi cle;;aut liun ravliiur.-i, Maps,Ve. I'cioe, in clolh. i f. Th I'l'til'i Kr Kl d'l'H j of tho LI FN and LTI vri.KSof V IL,t by Itev. McMKrH. I 'o V IIKA KK "ililtlll 1 and ItoWrioN. A vivid plclii re of I he 1 1 iicn Ol Hie C lei.l .pi:xlle. Wlillllly eoinllielMf ed by clergymen of nil detioiiilual Ions. Mipeiior to (lie i'.liijl sh edit mil, and dd a one third tlie price. Notes and lelereiiceK In Hie Kni'lisli l:ilialia;e. Ininnii.imioiix to Ajfi't larirr limn tn-r Of fur f uffi-rrtl. I'irciilats Iree. Addiex-; I he i'iitilirJd-t, K. W. liLl!H &!., Ti.le.lo, Ohio. j At KNTS WANTKIt l-oit HOW TO MAKE TUK FAltM PAY, T-o in iMHtiti.i: iiii: vai.I i: ol 111 nd and tlie pndils on nt.in U, und liuw to riilsi; lime limes lite jli;in.l.V ol all farm cropa to an ncm. p;i es, and 1 hi In fill l nil and ll-elul illusl nil iiuim. Farineis. youiiK men, and experienced indents lind it paya luo:iuvs lor I Ii I-; lioi k . MOO lo -.'(MI n r iiiihiIIi, :k-ki dill).' to tibillly and eunry. For lull pai l.leulli is addieNM .KKiLKH, MCCUKDV & CO., 1'hllailelihiii, l'a. AtiKNTS WANTKIi lor the' Lift: find 'i'lliieH ol i a t ii I. f .mi. I'.y I'onylic.'ir" Rnd 1 low son, v II h ii u inlroi!ll lli.li hy litatiop Hllillisoil, it is l.hw uiealcMr liihhc.il svollci.l tlie H4.e. Send. lor coj.yi ijnt riirtifar, er.doi.-cd by 11. VV. I..iecner and tlie leading I heol tiuiis ol iOdiope and Ameiira. lie Mire you m-l Iho fijinptfir riii,(jn. I-;, i;. tiiioat & t o. l'ulli.slier', i-'tt Lroadway. New Yorit. TVKKV KI'OItIN AN, lAcyj;t, jtt ana Jiorsetnau Miouiu wt:tlor ir p.iiiipbbt of 2l lii;eh. cotrtai- tift H, trill deNCiipUoo of n new Invi iilion ly which me morti. inveier;iie cu:,cn. ruiiamiius. and rirtouti Jmrwii can bo drl.vcu with ter(vrt KujKty. rui nicHiiiuK ami w 4uil 0 C .H"i Si s It 18 better than itarey'H or any other cyKtem. hr nt free. Addresa N. j'iiiV Kl;i.l y. . . i.i- - : J . : . ' I " CO., Parkerhburj;, Ciiesu-r County, l'a. I I AGENTS WANTED j T7IOK THK AMKRICAJ yj.'AH HOWi JC Anil NTiONAI. JIKUIHTEU FOit lfMiil. Astrotiotnical. HiKlorical. FolltlcaL Fiuancail, Com mere in I, A ki cultural, Kducalional, UeiiKioiid. This worn contains1 a Vast iillnl of mill and viilushlo Jnlonuu t Ion rcNpitciiug tlie United hi.uu-h and-For, elsu Coiiutiii M, includlriK every depart. iri o;t 01 Ibe tieneial ami mIkIh Uovoiii. meiits, which all claxses will lind Invaluable for daily reference. AddieH O. I). CASK v CO., i'ike's Ujvra Jlouse, Clnclnhail, Ohio. ' ; 1 MAPLE WOOD YOItNO 1 I.AimA' INHTITUTF. Pli inHeld, Mum. Hev. O. V. HffcAK, Principal. F ifty-cixfu M-mi-aniilial Term onens Mar 4,lsoU. ! aciiUicsuiid location unwurpoiiiied. 1 Uhawd lUi'itH. Micir.. Boot. lo. num.'. Llll'K.yi OTT iJAKKWHU.! ' Tlie people Koem io bo crazy about vour UKI JACKET AXES, l'leaso send nua iulilllv iloimi , .-v w m . . v " mvu mum, luurs irujv i ; , . "i l , ,.. li n ,t,ti .! t AUTION. Unprinclplea dealers ar Reillnif Ales painted red. 114 Ihr Ited Jaclcfl Am, Tho good rjualltlcs of thin Axb coiiNlstH lu its hu pel lor tutting 'quail tie, ioi in ine lien I'alut. J he " lied Jacket " Ik for alo liy all r lHlllOle naruwaru tlealera uud the man uiaclurers. TJPPINCOTX A JVKKWKLU ' i : ; FitU'.Mirtfh. Pa..i' 1 ZZ WU1 chine ever lov ni.i uimi ... B..;,! l """w"'' Will knit 10.(KM Km 1-11 n.j Mii", '.irtu'lw AXKRICAS THE PARENT MAGIC COMB u I co,j: Stay hair a permiii.eiit black or I l .Vi !;- very wnere. Hcot by mail ioi tl Ad.lr.KM WM. I'A'ITON. ' TraKirer M.-mlc ininb nmpnny, . .spri nirtleld, Mans. I liavo Ma !o ADVPRTISINTi a Study T7" ';" 1 will Kc.i.l u nv Jt. one a list of 1 1 I lie I 'nil 'd M :i,-s. 1. Ei-VMi:nn'r ii. I Would on,.,. I,.,,.., pa.d 'l 111 ny,. mi 1 . .Arm .... . .. . 1..I. I . .. - '. .Hl ie-T iinx (.,, Ntv York I 'Ity, d..IN, I'tillCfiS,

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