Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 February 1869 — Page 4

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4b .At VIULC. OO K,-Rome time (? TXVV . book entitled ' " n in Ubas probably .t wl 1 Please ieturn It to this nrtlee. WANTED. , .... dtyadintf-bouse. with (our ifcve Mlu street preferred. Addro f i Lock . . . . . .- . ,1 riArman Sr.i ....tnenot aaJ wh lor a aIll tteiaau r ATDI E M A5 I A good saddle hand S will Hod steady friT:HKOPK'?, Padncth, Ky- ' 'en "-w . rOR RENT. " ....am Thp desirable storeS roJm No- 15 Main Street, recently XM .... ?aVld Snyder t o. Enquire of " U H6t OKu:.BUNNTAO CO. FOR SAI"E. . ricniiincr to sell Green River IJ W onlr. we will deliver H at the .. price- a- f LSON. fel2 d 1 wl Jto. 5 South Second Street, T TITLES A splendid lot of fifty ma ee. 11 3 at Ul Kalis menu rnn:it i iiuiu St. fel2l BK1TTON & BROWN. OTF. IAlEIt The finest quality of note paper, in qnaner-ream agm, at the Journal Olllce, SWE"l2W STORE, lebio dlw FOUND. Mn'ur.r.KAnit-A rocket-book be Lr.uirT in ft nartv In Tennessee. Has ben left at the Journal Office to await the owner. l" It MLitOAi T I M JK-T A IS MS EvansYilie and Crawfordavlile. ; OOiNQNOBTH. .1, Iave Arrive. Arrive. Evansville. Vlncennea. T. Haate Awom'od't'n, S:: a m io-.: a x p m Mail ::12AMl!l:.r5AM 3:03 PW Vlncennea AoJ!:0o P m J 4 52 pm - . COMlWGi BOUTH. ... Leave Leave Arrive . , Teire Uaule. Vincennes. K'vlile. ' Vl-ieenues Ac .. I :3tt A M I 8:. AH Malt.. 8X3 p M I 555 P M j 8:18 r U N. B The Vlnconne Accommolatioa Tialn leavla at 2sui p. m., makes clone oounet-tlon with the Ohio and Mississippi Jtaiiroad at Vinoenneti for BU Ionis and Cairo. . . , :. T erre Hacta and Jndiaa&pclls.' ' ! ritOM TERBE HAUTE Leave. Arrive. Mail Train fl;45 A M 1 12:15 P u , Accommodation 8:15 FM 4:So p m lHy Kxprcss . 4 :5l P M 1 11:57 p NightKxpress -.Ittrv 6:30 am ThecliafiRO on the Ohio and Mississippi Ktikroud tuKes place on Monday, December 7th. after which we will correct the time table of that lloftd. KH.iN, B. E., Northern Divlsinn. T It AINU UOiNQ HOUTlf. '" " I.eavo Henderson dally (Hud days exi-t-pi -.l, i 2:f0 p.m. Arrive at Hansom.. 4:10 p.m. ' ' ' - UOINQ NORTH. Loavn Hansom. Arrive at Henderson. 5:15 A.M 7 A.M Ohio arid Mississippi Railroad. TRAIN'S ARRIVK AT JUNCTION. Uoluif West.-. i :00 A. H .5:17 p. if. ...8 :05 P. M. M. Uoiog Kast... -. 8TKAM BOAT LINES. ' " To LooiaviiLK. Every Monday and Saturday at 10 o'clock A.M. Every Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday, and Baturday at t o't-lrw.ir r. M. ' To Caiko Dally, except Sunday, at 4 f o clock P. M. To Uitns Rnm.-Every Monday and Krlday at 5 o'clock p. x. Kvery Thursday at o'clock p. m. -, To EAS-reoBT. Every Monday, w eanesdav and Friday at 4 o'clock P. m. . To Hedk&hoh Dally, except Sundays, at 4 o'clock p.m. To Nashvii.i,b-Every Wednesday and Baturday at 4 P. M. To MaMPH i Every Tuesday at 4 p. M. ! ' RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boontlle,) carrying the mall, leaves at 7 A. m., oa Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrives by 7 p. m., Tuesdays, Thursday and Hatnrdays. New Harmony Mall Stage leaves Mondays and Fridays at 7 A. M. Arrive Tuesdays and Saturdays by 4 P. M. Mt, vernon Mall stage leaves uany (e eept Sundays) at 7 A. m Arrives d (ex cei( HanuiiyB) by 2 i. M. lauy 10 i? NswitCKO. Haek dally (except Sun 4ay,) from the Merchant's Hotel, t 8 tCaiock p. M CITY NEWS. Sr"Genuine Faber Pencils for sale at the Journal Office. Dissolution Notice. Osborne & Becker have- dissolved partneriip. Charley continues the. business, and he is master of the art. Fine Property for Sale. Our old friend Joseph P. Elliott & Son, offer some very desirable property for sale. Sea their advertisement. . . Ladies Mite. The ladie3 of Trinity Methodist Church will give one of their pleasant Mites in the "parlors of the Church1 this evening, ; and urge their friends to be present. The admittance is ten cents. Re- . frcshraents wiil bo provided for. all who desire them. " ; Philip Phillips, whose songs were the delight of thousands ;in Europe, it will be remembered sings in our city on Thursday evening.' The con cert will be one of the most enter taining. '.Li-'-. Inauguration ;OP the Room3 or the YouNa Men's Christian Aasociation. A large audience, assembled last night at the rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association, corner of Main and First Streets, to listen to the address of Mr, F. C. Willett and take part in the opening exercises The meeting was called to order by the President, Mr. L. Ruffucr, Jr., and after Binging and prayer by Rev. Mr. Baker, Mr. Willett proceeded to deliver his address, which was altogether worthy of the occasion, and -elicited, tho. warmest praise from all present. u , The Association may congratulate itself upon the auspieious opening of their rooms,. whictU -will bo opened hereafter each day at 11 a.m., for a Union. Prayer Meeting. M&l In order to remove any excuse ' for having any printing done Eaat, we have put our prices on all kinds of n Job Work and Binding at rates that will be found as low, and,. in many cases, much lowejr than New York. Ve invite our merchants to examine Ottv prices and samples.

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W Ap,. user for the Third IMsmcc or Precinct of Pigeon Township, and Joseph P. Berridge has hcen appoint ed for the Ninth Precinct. The appointee in Perry Townsmp James . Darling-having decuneu. nother will have to be se ectea ior that Town-hip. , ' Tho eevera! Deputies ana tne flP- . . ir fllw nt work now praiaer.riinipeu ia listing and affixing the value of property. ' 1 ! ' 1 ss . . RECOEDEa's CoubT. TheRecorder had a fair run of custom yesterday, but ; not up t the usual Monday'a busineasj We regret to say. that the Recorder has been somewhat: indis posed for several days past, and had to retire early yesterday." .It is a little remarkable- that three of the most prominent' dispensators of justice in theity are on the- sick list two of them untirely unfit for duty, and . the other nearly so. Emanuel Jackson, a colored individual, in: . company with a fellowcduntrytnan, Wm; Read, was drunk and profane. ' Jackson was charged $G 95, .which he paid. Read was charged $5 50, which he secured. Pat. Kerrigan, a descendant of the Huguenots, we should judge by the name, was exceedingly drunk, . on Saturday, so drunk in, fact, that he had to be trundled to the calaboose on a dray. For his luxury, and the accommodations he had received, he was required to pay, and did pay 10.95. , ;;; - Helen Hamburger, wife of the fa mous Philip of blessed memory, wa3 charged with having assaulted and battered a woman that had been employed in the family. This proved an expensive luxury, as the Recorder charged her $17, which she promised to pay during the day. Several other affidavits were filed and warrants issued, but tho parties had not been arrested. . 1 A. Rosy Day. A3 an'; indication of the lively condition' of business at the city wharf yesterday, we may state that there were twenty 6teamers af(the landing during the 21 hours ending at midnight last, including three firBt-clasa - Louisville and New Orleans packets. ' 1 Fiairr on Main Street. Pugilistic sport seems to be on the increase, and the example of Blaekstone and Qaintillion seems to be spreading. Yesterday, Lignum and Stannum , had a controversy the exact rxiint in dispute not having been definitely ascertained, Lignum waxed wroth and handed Htannuni one. which sent htm to grass. The victor dropped into the Recorder's office to pay for the taxing, but His Honor had retired. Stannum, also, called, but there was no one to receive his complaint. JSjTvEnvelopes, Letter Paper, Legal and Fools Cap, or anything iq that line, can be purchased at very low rates at the Journal Office. " County Commissoners' Court Special, Term. The County Com missioncra held a special term yesterday for the purpose of opening bids for the proposed erection cf an addition to the Court House. Upon opening the bids, they were all found to be so much above the estimates of the architect, Mr. Mursinna, that all were rejected, whereupon on motion of Mr. Decker, the order for tho construction of the proposed addition was rescinded. - Azro Dyer, Ego,., was e-eetcd to fill the office of County Attorney from the 1st of March next. James D. Saunders was selected to superintend the construetion of the new Pigeon Creek Bridge, near the Cresceut City Springs. '.-... Kentu cky Property for Rent. R. J. Littlepage, of Madisonville, offers desirable property to rent. See his advertisement elsewhere. New nosE. The city has just received 1,200 feet of new hose. They are. warranted to bear a pressure of two hundred pounds to the square inch, in sections. The test was made on Saturday with twelve sections, or six hundred feet, with the most powerful, engine in the city, and the pressure to which they were subjected was equal to about one hundred and ninety pounds. They stood it without showing a sign of bursting or even leaking. The test was even more severehan that justified by the warrant. Valentines. As usual, the Post Office Sunday and yesterday was overpowered with valentines.' A small minority were tasteful and elegant, while a large majority were low, vulgar or obscene, which indicates about the composition of the community. It is about time public opinion would wake up to the necessity of a reform. The largest , proportion of persons calling for valentines are children, and it is not highly creditable that the large majority sent and received are of a low and vulgar character, and oftentimes bordering upon the obscene. St. Valentine's day is fast becoming an abomination. . . Mathematical. Professor Andrews, of New York, the celebrated Mathematician, who is so well known throughout the country as a teacher of. this .new and exceedingly rapid mercantile course, consisting of interest, percentage, and the short multiplication of plain and fractional numbers, etc., and who is meeting with fine success in organizing a class of our citizens, comes very highly re commended by hundreds of the first business mem' of Chicago and other cities. Prof. Andrews has rooms at the Sherwood House, where he may be consulted when not professionally absent.

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at t.be Jot) Rorxs op Honor We a uuuiu v 1 3.Ui,l I'rnt t rftW. hlinpr iBi Undent oi tue ruuiio ocuuulb, ft? f.-.iw. in? list of pupils wV K;?:i1r, place on their Soj of 1Ionor and which' v-e j,aye not heretofore published atl,t their publication will, doubtless, be gratifying to children aod parents : FIRST AND SECOND PRIMARY SCHOOLS JiOT ABSKNrOK TARDY SINCKSKPT. 1. First Primary. Locust Street ' Teacher, Miss Lilly Louise Keichle, Christina Schlager, Meua Zager and Second Primary Miss Emma Conn Teacher Barbara Meyer, Emma Kcehrig and Henry Neismyen : Putt Primary, Lower Building Miss Kelley, Teacher Tilly Einrich, Mary Rushstine, Tilly Reese, Emma Dixon. Katy Dodenhoff, Clara Simpson, Bridget Garvey, Tilly Hopper. First Primary, Park Sclwol Miss Dougherty, Teacher Mary Feltz, Jacob Smith. I JSecond Pnmary Miss Rahni Emauuel Bro,vn, Mary Pfisterer. First Primary, Upper Building Miss Davis, Teacher Clara Adams, Bullo Adams, William Grange, Marcus Sonntag, Charles Weaver, Charles Woods, Amelia DeBever, Laura Blemker. Second Primary Miss McFarland, Teacher Willy Adams, Electra Brainard, Hetty - Blemker, Carrie Lunkenheimer, George Be'nse, Chas. Bense, Nelly Sanson, WiHy Wickery. First Primary, Jinlh Street Miss Tabor Lottie Archer, Lizzie Cooke, Willy llinespeter, Mary Miller, Eddie McJohnstou, Henry Uhl, Philip Wigsers, Willy Whittlesey, Lizz:e Wolf.. . Second Primary Miss Mary Weld Charlotte Koester, Willy Miller, John Rohsenberger. ' First Primary Miss MattieSpence, Alice Ayers, Carrie Patrick, Alice Harper,. Kate Selcer, Rachel Hofmann, August Keith, Willis Paine, Willy Major, Fred. Thole, Sarah Allison aud Henry Kraft. Second Primary M133 Wach Kate Uess. Before sendiug your orders for Tagj to any other city, call at the Journal Office and find what they can be bought lor at home. Council Proceeding.' Council Chamber, 1 ' KvausvUie, i'etmsiry 15, 18ti8. ) ' Council met pursuant to adjournmeot. Present His Honor Mayor Walker, an i Councilmen Blemker, Jones, Steele, Stockrletb, Reifz, Kolle andScriber. Absent Councilman Rcciker. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The following bills were presented and allowed: E. Senior, 10-! dog-checks ....... If) 30 s: oo 4 u 14 00 11 IK) 14 00 11 00 o7 00 0 00 4 00 75 00 1(10 00 11 79 Ki ;J3 14 00 4H W :i 85 12 75 83 .'S3 14 10 11 00 H 00 00 50 0 50 5 20 14 00 14 (10 2 50 14 0 1) 50 100 00 825 50 15 0) John Iteicli, Hunting sas 1 lloriibrooti & Co., signal oil . John Hrutier, U reman John J it men, watclinia.ii .. Henry lvrupkt;, nieiuau ........ Krod. FreyiuiHle, fireman MnrU & lienmipj;, sundries 1 lioniuH i iivis, iirem.iu -teori;e HinUum, cleaning inlet .... II. J. i'.iy, meiiic:! service I'M. HiNir. engineer islcSt Rt'ieliurUi, earth T Ed. S. Martin, salary ........................ CuriNt. Heriuau, llrKiuau a. Kirkpatrick et i street work... J. S. JiiqueKs, S per cent, on alley.... Nlc- Keicharut, laying crossings ... W. K. Holmes, engineer Fred. Frymude, lireniau Henry Knapice, liremau Thomas Davis, tireinuu ,.....,.. I. b Haus n, coul ....... j....., l'olice bill ....... Frank Kuhei f, hauling ...... James Marlor, repairs ............ Jonn Hruner, fireman..John James, fireman Ueorge Enler, refunded penalty . Christian Herman, fireman .. Topf A Loug, sundries U. M. Kraft, engineer , Police bill JMicuolas rieichardt, crossings V. Reltz & I!ro., timber ....... (!. Keiiz & liro.. timber , lfXl 7!) 153 75 Ileitis & Haney, hose 2,2uti 10 On the police bill there sprung up a discussion relative to the number of police on duty and under pay. One week showed twenty-three on duty, another week showed twenty-five on duty. Tho Chief of Police said he had put the additional men on duty by instructions of tho Mayor. Some of tho Councilman thought that but twenty policemen wero - on dutv. The explanation of the Chief of Police was satisfactory, and the bills were passed. .'"'" On reading a bill for hauling crossings, it was stated that crossings which had been hauled to one place had ,been hauled away, and no one knew who had removed them, Mr. Riehardts averring that he had oDly hauled one gunnel, "you know," up Main Street, you know." Bill of Jackson Fire Company laid over for further investigation, tho genius of J. C. not being equal to the task of explaining it. The bill of W. B. McLean for services as clerk oa the Registration Board, was laid over for further con sideration. Mark & Ilenning's bill was allowed, to be paid in orders, otackhouse susr crested that they would not receive orders, a3 the bill had been made at lowest cash prices. Bill of Kirkpatrick and others, for street woik, provoked some discus sion. but was finally passed. Tne committee oa fractional lot3 adjoining Ninth Street School-house, submitteed a report stating that Mr. Miller asked $500" and Mrs. Sensmeier asked $300, aud recommended that it be not paid. Concurred in. A communication was received from Geo. Woltlin asking a reduction on assessment. Referred to Committee on Lrroneous Assessments. Other petitions of like character were similarly disposed of. 4 Mr. Reitz made a verbal report relative to'taxing the portion ot certain lots on which the new road to Oak llill Cemetery has been located. Thii matter was passed over. Councilman Jones submitted an ordinance for jerrymanderim? the city into nine Democratic Wards. Passed over for the present. A petition was received asking that the Gas Company extend the gas from Second on Division Street to Ninth Street. On motion of Mesker, the petition was granted. An ordinance was submitted to repeal an ordinance relative to opening alleys and streets. Laid over one A petition was received remonstrating against the erection of a salt shed on the corner of Pino and .Water Streets. Laid over. A petition was received from A..S, Martin, asking for certain crossings to be made. Granted. Mr. Reitz stated that there were many complaints made relative to the manner of keeping Locust Hill Cemetery. Referred to the Committee on Cemeteries. - A sample of gravel from Henderson was exhibited, and general approbation was expressed. Ordered that the street corner of Third aud Locust Streets be repaired,

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in streets at the corner of li.iVSnth Sri-.. anA Hevcnth Avenue. was ordered to be repaired. . The ordinance submitted by Councilman Jones to jerrymander the city, was called up. . . , ; ' . " Steele movtld to postpone it for one week. Not agreed to, only Steele and Kolle vol ing to. postpone, i - Jones moved to suspend the rule and pass the ordinance, which" was agreed to; ayes C, noes 2. ; , i ; Kirkpatrick made a speech' relative to a plow, but amid the confusion we could not hear what he paid. , Councilman Rettz desired to have a cistern constructed on Seventh and Fourth. Avenues, for the protection of manufactories. ";Reitz. Schreiber and Kolle' were appointed a .Commit tee to select a location for the cistern. Jones suggested a patent sliding ladder, and Mesker moved the appointment of a Committee to examine, and if satisfied, to contract for three ladders and three hooks. Mesker, Jones and Steele were appointed. On motion, the Council apjourned. a'I V;E R- 'N!B W S For other' River Items ite Third Pag.The additional arrivals and departures last -night were the Robert Moore, Nashville to Cincinnati; Clifton, Cincinnati to Memphis; Rich' mond, Louisville to New Orleans; Quickstep to" Cairo; Rapidan No. 2, to Eastport ; Petrolia No. 2, to Wabash River; Mollie ?Hambletori, to Memphis; Sam. J. Hale, Memphis to Cincinnati; Allegheny Belle, St. Louis to.Pittsburg.......The packets took out big trips... ...... The Clifton, Robert Moore and Sam. J. Hale were down to their guards....The Richmond had a splendid freight trip, together with a 125 cabin passengers, among whom were about 40 from Cincinnati. Among the number we recogoiza many old friends, including Joe .Torrence, Dr. Langdon, Chas. Kellogg, Jr., and R. B. Stephenson, River editor of the Gazette, also Bert, Parsons, of Cleveland. Torrence and Dr. Langdon spent an. hour hunting Sam. Jones. Freights to New Orleans have advanced.' 1 The ' following are' the ruling rales: pork $1,; whisky $2 25, eg-s $2 00, '.flour 80cr potatoes 60o, corn 30c, bacon , 40a per 100, hay $9 per, ton, horses $10, mules f 8, sheep $125, hogs $12, chickens fl 25, turkeys $2 50...1....MThe Richmond added largely here, and . left at midnight The Mollie Hambleton did not get off till near midnight. She had all the furniture she could stow, sixty head of mules and considerable other freight......'...The Petrolia did did not get off till after 11 o'clock last night. She had a big trip The Richmond ha3. already received a proposition to carry two hundred physicians to New Orleans and return, to attend the National Medical Convention that meets in.- New Orleans, on the the 4th of May next......Capt; Lew. O-Ueorga has bought the wreck of the Sechler, from the underwriters for $125. He .refused' $275 for hia bargain Tho Cuniberlaqd went to Newburg, yesterday' evening, and had not returned at midm'ght......The Alaska was wind-bound above NewV burg, all day yesterday. She is loaded very deep. ' ; y,-i , i ,. . : 4 River Dlspitlches. , Nashville, February 15. The river is stationary, with eight feet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather clear and pleasant. Arrived J, N. Phillips, from Rowen3, with a tow of 45,000 bushels coal; Havana, from Cincinnati; Tyrone from Cairo; Pink Varb!e, ' from the upper Cumberland. Departed John Lumsden, for Cairo; Camelia, for Pittsburg. Memphis, Feb. 15. Weather clear and pleasant. River rose 6 inches. Arrived Mmneola, from Cincinnati. Departed City of Alton, W. R. Arthur, and Belle Memphis, for Sr. Louis; Magenta, for Cairo; Cooa, with 700 bales cotton, for Evansville. Louisville, Feb. 15. Port List J. H. Groesbeck, New Orleans to Cincinnati; Milbrey, 'Cincinnati to Nashville; Charmer, Evansville to Cincinnati. River continues to rise, with 9 feet 9 inches in the canal, 7 feet 9 inches on the falls, and 5 feet 9 inches over the rocks. Weather cloudy and cold. Business dull. Cairo February 15 Port listArmada, Evansville packet, 10 P. m. ; Belle Vernon, St. Louis to Pittsburg, 10 p. M. ; Allen, St. Louis to Shrove port, 11 P. M. ; Julia, St. Louis to Vicksburgt 11 p. m., Norman, Memphis to Evansville, 1 A.M.; Cairo, Memphis to St. Louis, 3 a. m.; Rubicon, Vicksburg to St. Louis, 4 A. M. ; Tacony, St. Louis to Tennessee River, 8 a.m.; Thompson Dean, St. Louis to New Orleans, 2 P. M.; Legal Tender, Louisville to New Orleans, 2 P. M. ; Tallisman, Nashville, 4 P. M. River rose 11 inches. Weather clear and pleasant, . In Hemortam. Hall op NKWBtrnGa Lodge, HallitA F. and A. Y. M. t , J In memory of our deceased ' and beloved Brother Samuel Kekd, whose death occur red February -s 6th, at 2:20 p.m we. yoor Committee on Resolutions, beg leave to report the following : Whiesas,' It has pleased the All- Wise Kuler of the Universe to remove from our midst, by death, our beloved Biol her Samckl Reed, while we mourn bis losa to us; we bow In humble acknowledgment to the will of God, who doeth all things well. . Whekbab, lc his removal to auuihe sphere the co'rr.munlty.has lost one of Its best citizens, the Church a "burning and shining light," his family a kind and In dulgent father, the Grand Lodge has lieen deprived of one of its brigbest lights, a d subordinate Lodges of one of their most Impressive Lecturers and useful Instructors, and our Lodge of one of Its greatest benefactors. While we bow in humble sobmission to the authority of the Supreme Architect of tte Universe, we rtiniiaeud to all the imitation of his example, the Nr&otice of his virtues, aud 'the. uprightness' of his life; therefore, i -' ! ' " .Resolved, That the Lodge wear the usual badge of mourniug for thirty days. ! - ;'' Resolved, That we tender the thanks of our Lodge; to Reed Lodge and Evansvilla Lodge for the kind regard paid his memory In performing the last rites and ceremonies for oar departed Brother.' ; Resolved, That we tender oar mit sincere sympathies to the bereaved daughter, or our beloved Brother, and that a copy of these preambles and resolutions be placed id bar bauds; :.i I. l i 1 1 ; ; '. ' '.' Resolved, That they be spread upon the : records of the Lodge, and that the Warrick Jlerahl and Evansville Journal, and cw rier be requested to publish thera. W. W. SLAU-'HTKIt, , . J. R. TILMAN, . I ""Y. B. MEEJfiUlTtr, ..: r..i.ii D.F.BATKH.- w : '"

KS?Tendr6rloin9 an-4 f parerib for eale, for the next throe days, at El, liott, Ruffner & Co.'s pork house, on Locust Street near Third. feblti -lit ; PpAL, II Cents eb Bhshbl For the Vest oi the season, and until further noties we will deliver the .best Bodiam Coal at 11 cents per bushef to all parts of the city. A liberal discount" by the boat load to ' manufacturers. Send orders to No. 2 Main Street. ', J.vo. Ingle, Jr.,& Son, Proprietors Bodiam Coal Mines. feblG 2t. s. :'.

3PTrimniiug Satins and other new good just received at , Huohes'. T '" ' ' " ' ' m ' ' T?OK, Sale.- A 'nice Tvoo-story Dwelling House, with five rooms and cellar, , in. the fc8t,parti or" the city, will be sold below its value and partly on time. A Call to-dag, as jl am requested to Bell without delay. -; ' ' 1 -; ' . '; Alvah Johnson, fet3 tf . 1 , 1 Real Estate Agent BAconI LAfeDl! Flour 1! Pork 1 1 4.000 Sugar-Cured and Plain Bacon Hams, Bacon Shoulders, Clear. Sides, S. C. Breakfast Bacon all of our own curing,- and tourranted to give satisfaction. r : ' - - 200.000 pounds Bulk Meats. f 500 tierces, kegs, and cans Choice Lard. - 3,000 barreli and sacka Flour different grades. . , ,..- ' ' L. Ruffner, Jr. & Co., febl2-tf No. 7 Main, near Water St. f Toilet and Fancy Articles at Bridwell & Co.'s Drus Store, corner of Third and Main. Finest etock in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds. Attention of the ladies invited. None but the best kept. oc2G dtf Flour. The best brand of choice family flour sold ia the city, the Cynthiana Mills, also, rye flour for sale by II, D. Alii & Co., ! First St. second door below Vino. For Rent. A desirable dwelling house, containing ten rooms, .large yard, plenty fruit and shrubbery, on Sixth Street, between Main and Sycamore. Possession given 15th inst.; jl Enquire of ; Keller & White. ' febtj-tf ; ' . , r ; -:t JBy"kFor pure Drugs, Medicines and Liquors tor medicinal use, Ivory Sets, genuine imporicd, Perfumes, Colognes, Pomades and Fine Brushes, go to Schucrmann & Burford's Opera Drug Store, 13; South First Street. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours. jan!3 Cmos. KKW;F ADVERTISEMENTS. Partnership Notice. " ; THE OI.O FIRM ."F WAMKF.N A CONVNGTON is re .ssiablHieU from nud alter the bill daf of February ty tue return oi Mr.Couyngton into the busin.-Ht. Al. persuus knowing themselves inllted lo me will pi iva.se call and setilo immediately. -1- o, vy. WAliKEN. felUd2t ,.w MUOXIC HALL-WsiNiSBiV and i'HtmsuAV, KebriiMry 17lh auU lH'.lu i.l VAU HIJOW, consixtiug or a heauliiul KeUnciiou or ttie World, such un Knius, t hurches, , Castles, and. Coinicul S'enes; Heene. out l the Old TcKlanienl ; also, a beautiful Panorama. Till EN KS & hhikUUOY, Managers. Adniisslou. 50c.; children, 2'm.; gal ery, Doors open al 7 o'clock ; lo comrnenoe at 8. lelrttl.a , , , , Dissolution, S THE 1'AKTft EK1IIP II K It E I Olore existing between Charles W. OsUouie and Edwrd It. Beckrr, under the ua uii of Ushorne & Becker. U this day dissolved by mutual consent. The bimiut.wi bu' mtnilaueU at the old fclanu by Charles W. Osborne, who1 tui retained Mr. Iteoker's services. - leiUclll , i" i hi O. J. LANNtHT.' ( C. W. BAKENKANGKK, " " ' t , . ., I L VNNE11T & BAUKXFANGKR, f,.r..- 3 A : CARRIAGE AND WAGON IVIanutactory, CORKER SICAMORK Jfc FIFTIl'sTS., , i EVANSVILLE, INI). ; 'sVjar Ite pairing done at short notice. All work warranted. (lel.'idOiu J. H. SCHWKGMAN. Cll AUL KiiKKKlrSli. Hew Firm at an Old Standi scrweqman & keelpke; Steamboat Fnrnlshlug llouse, t Manufacturers of. . . .. . Chimneys, Breachons, - Copper Steam Piping, Wrought Iron Cooking Stoves, and Kitchen Furniture. Also. Tlu, Copper, and Sheet lion Ware, Copper Ktills, &c, made to order, t in Roofing, Guttering, Hpouting, c. " Dealers in all kinds ot Cooking and Heating Stoves, dialling Uiahes. c. Paiticulnr attentioa paia to all kiuds oi repairing, , All work promptly attended to, aud warranted to givt peiitt satisfaction. Call nd see us at . . ... . .. - , No. 9 Soutl Water Street,' ' no24 d.'im Kvakbvtixk, Iw. - STATIONERY. s-t;a t 1 o 'iv--e' n -v AT WHOLESALE Our stoek is nil, and consists In, part ot . , i ..... 1 !( Note Paper, Letter Paper,, t. ' . Legal Cap, Foolscap, y French Moyune Note and Letter, 1 ' Grand Quadrille of ull start ami ' .:.i., ' : Vll ( I lujivelopes, all sizes, - i "CI i.- t .1: I,'.'- 4 -i-1 Shipping Tugs, allsizesi 'i lii a f ,tt,yi, 4 . . ' . li' . . .." - I : . , . i . I : I ! I.J' ..' II I .11 1 Mucilage ' , ,1 Rulers;. - . ' i;'. ( 5 ? - -. it Jiflbt Bands, And, In facf,-all the articles kept , in a First-Class Stationery EstaUlsUmeaC JOIUCN AT. OFFICE

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RUSi5 till E, is. Master: ir.-jJii Ike Dol Us, Mas P. li. iirauham. Clerk. Will leavo for Iouisville ami all way ports ' Tl'K-SOAY, FEBRUARY lOTH, at r, o'doijis ph.. , - 1 " l-ytrireigut ftr pjiionsro npplv oil b-tard. or to , i . w. G. BlWiVWN ACO dlt . . , -. Agents. Regular Ri.n.n4'le and Vincinnati Packet. FOR OWENKRORO,CTANNKLTN. LOU- ; . ( IS V J U, E. A s o ,C 1 N C J N AT L iLo Cieg inL and finely appointed steamer " LADY GRACE, Leaves for Cincinnati and all way ports '.I If KS1 T Vi. L K U A R V 1 0 r H, r - at 10 o'clock a.m., ! p -1- fc'iand will ply as a regular Xut-sday packet throiighnnt the fterisorj. ' For freight or passag apply on board, tt lit fel t!2t J1U 1'Al lUth. K I UAgents. FOn MJiilPHi'H.'VirKSirrRU, AMI NEW The great elongated steamer . , r. . ' -NlCr LOMGWORfH, ; " L- ' ' r r. . .-. I-.. ..... . . Lew. Kates. Master: i ' . . y'l.. 'i 'K tCuene Uowers, Clerk, Leae8 Evansville for New Orleans and all way porl . , - WKI)NEAT, FEBRUARY I7th, at i o'clock p.m. For fieiaht or piwat pply on board, or to s .HUMPHREY, I'Ai UHJK & CO., or W.U.KIwWN & to , felo d:it A Cents. FOR CAIttO.COLUMBUS, ANii MEMPHIS Tne elegant steamer 'ICHiil J NORMAN, tfr-;.kJoliu li. Hall, Ma-tor; O. ilcM'it, Clerk, Leaves for Memphis and till intermediate Mississippi Biver way latiding-i Mt llXKMUY, FEi:RU.yiY I71IJ, at 4 o'clock P.st, ' , ' ' .. For freight or passage apply o'n bonrxl, or . ', , - C. li. iOJil, Kir da , , Aitnt. B OSINSSfi CAItDS. . Dr. J. C. , Dierbower, Oi7lce-No. 10 FIIT BT., ' Between Mutu and Locust, '-. r ' . ' .i, Tenders his professional service ti inn ciU.eu of Evansville and vicuiit'. Administers NltroasOxldeGasto alleviate paiu lu extracting teeth. orJitily 4. Where is iJuj-bett place to ft. a nice Sijn painlidt I ' Well, 4 thht tool! as f everyltody 'did nt know that OSBORNE -fi -BSCKfek . , i . , . . i . - . , . do flie neatest anl test toork in the city. . , . ' , '..,.f.Mm novini

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5 iI;)DI A.U 10AL SlLKSt JCU5T IXGIiK, JR., L &0.V, ','. ? roprlelorit.. '(t - ' ' , . x . " llHH i:: Ml. a MAf.V ST., otMt f i f ii 1 " ! Ill.l'l..ll.. If you vmit lo get PieHeriplions -nlltsil, go -to nil on and roli:tlIe house, wliext none but experienced pn -e ipl 1. nisls are ailowed to nil pru.'4-riptloiiM. , SOJILAliPiEirS I Is the oMest and imul .riiltuhlf, as Ills premcriilloiin imiv uiimbiir over Thirty-lour ThiHta 1'uur 11 uudreil , . -1. ;.. . i. , . i ' You can 'gel. prescription Villi d at ull hours, lav or nijdii., at t-U-ilLAKPFER'K. t THI-J.S Cc.l jl.-l, Mil 111 IIBd Nwonwl. I Dry HoocH -Cro cerJcs, KRAMER & KFSKER, Vt nrvJoodx.fA ,, J Jl. Groceries. J Main j 8th Htn assortmrnt of both always l bgd. Highest price paid for country produce Wagon-yard free to customers. iov7 Rni 1IICALIK 1MT R WATCHES. JEWELRYl Gold PenR, Bnectaeles, EyegliiKsen, IfUver ami I'latwl Ware, VViacU and Clocn Material, No. 61 I A I Al NT., - , . -Het. Second and Third, EVA8VHI,, IlTIj Watches and Clocks Repaired arid warranted. , i CHAH. AKTE8, With (J( A.IiitV rol IT. lot&i Uy I W. WAOHS, fciAIHKi;, HilUSi. III.XDER, And IHank Hook 31tvnujteturtr,. ; And Una I or In Bchriol Tiooits, lloluies ami frames, Mlrroin, Jook lng-GlasKCs, Ereucli Gin, aw., 4I.I IUHIUS -UKeKiiVSli. , . NO. 70 MAIN HTHKKt, (IIEOJDKUICU'M m,l)CK4 EVANSVILI.E 1SUIA.A. ' tiovaiy City irewery, COOK & RICE, Proprietors, KVAM8VJI.I.E, Iio., :'Y Manufiicturei'H of raer Beer ana Slock Alo "and DeaieMm MALTA HOl'8. Oe!il)Ulv . PETER VIE RUN 11, JJltUGGJST, And Dealer, la. Paints, Oils. i I M W 1 1; h . I Ms T It tnTiXN TS, V".., '"'' "' ttr.i.ll,-w. And all popular Patent Mediciues i.l . - . ot the ago. A O. 'J Ntn-ih. M ater fikrret, i.VANf IEEE CG)U.A , , . utit ly .,. , . .!,:, ,. 1 Dn. F. L. DAVIS, '-, .' ', ' " Ilomujopaffilc Pliislcian. I-, 1 " ji .'iiii.iii" !' Office on Secr.mJ Ktreel, between Main and IjOcuaU ! 1 ' ; ' i i' , iV oe28 dly " I DR,. E, J. EHRMAN, i. -4 llomttopallilc I'lijsiclaii. . .-, . K'.. in l. . 1 ' t . . t . iuiM'-.in, !!, rv'couu, Mroei, bei-' it .'iaiu null .OCIINVi, Orfic Hourn From 8 A.f. to 12 ttj, and 1. ho 6 P.M i ' ' i At Ills r,Kidenc, corner f Hevemit anil chwdam UM t, afier I M. -S d I v ..... ... ...CJLQOiX;. ,4, ' ., -.i1;; WIHil.tC'iAS.M'tl l ; Olooli' 2 o s i I V; rw, . I . ., ; I I " ,oi constantly on ha ml a k'Ul.l. aiuiortJiemor i-el n i iiuinin aim oi.io-r Ainerican .'Iocks; ltlrAjUlj.'4'itK5 IMl'FICM AMU H.Ltitl.lkJki. ' Heud lor I'rtee IAtt to XI 4., y-i.-t . . ko. 4s-?iru.v dt:i! kt; marlO rilr . , i SXE ATiIB OAT : ACiIIT, gpedal Asent for tUo; EaUlniorc & , . .1 uia itallroad, . i bira-tf ;',',,,' ' V KVAH.-'.vuaat.;iwD.

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iiillvcri'il free iu tnenU' T. W. MtlftUAY, Third HI reft, between Main aud 1a. runt. leb Om i . , ,j . SI ATT HEW I) A L K E L I, Wholesale Healer In ' Groceries, Nails, Whito iAacVI-k Ceraeat, &c, , i .. ,, No. 18 Water Street, j - " 4l-t I w -v r T V-V Airv t i.t it. 1 n. jpAA:ir. b'Vk. ti M.- ; " "' F. QRA0PNER.I '"." ' ' dykii and scant:: a, '; linil (illlixr, bet. Oak tM Clu'-iry,' i tillk j WKil, Col toil, coloi ! to M iU r." All work warranuxl. and hiiv-,lf"f promptly paid. Ij.1 I lilt l U 4--is it -i jwin 'iviabur , , , BllASS FOUNDER AND flKISli I i. ' Suam ait Gafc.Plpe rItlf r, 4 Mamifuclnrer and lealer in IC'hih mtu Wilier Gauges, K:-elu r mid i;;il.iiit . iMotft.al ail .WIU l s 4li taming to a JUusrt Eouiiiirj. ' STEAMBOAT AM) Gf..KJMt' l'l..U K. "" "saiTUfsu, : ! y Water Street, fcet, fluf nxk&Aav. EVANSVILLK,' Ji I, ' I -Cah paid foe oid Ckpper and IIihns "t m A j 'i i. A. ... . .AU. C.t j w if a t aK'BBir. i m nm offici.s . l,Ulfr initiiKl rut ion OFFICES under tli no'v Ad plicatioiis fn tin in li.i llov. i ni.'r.f f.-)-t.ous, K.cuie Cciiijn k.iiiuhi int't oil'fT liecesMary iiilliieln t , u i d pel s. n I! v -j iv si'ut ' Ije cl;iinn of u I' 'i 1 1' 1 1 : . I'm' fit rxol 1 t.(,i t ivi Ions . tuldr'M, Mi'M i tnip, VlN01lK-ilU; A llAVUEN, Wi.-H life. ion, wi. , .i i 13"u1mw , JUi uorv . ,. ; Ilectlners vf tUe Cel bridtd WAHA-SH VALLEY, LEG L rfKNDI 'li, mi'i xxx wjii-r.v, - And IdHtlllers of Cologne Hiirlt-, No. Al Milt i.t. ; i EVANHVltt., IiJ, j C !.,. O I. F. SANS0M &Ca,"' Gem ral Dealers in t 'OA L, aufl , ci-pt tor the ;.l el, ruled I U I i II I., t I,. All onlflis IKteuln pit n lod Wltll ChsIi will be )ioiuplly lUlrii'tfl In.. Persons wisliim; io n! r;url. ,i i e heavy towiiig fm (lie iih-i Icihi 5 ac'oiiimodatu i, (lie pripri-l.in W-lr lug conl rol of Wxj hiipci b Ui a I lloleit Eullou. 1 , t Li Oltlce A'. i Mrciiuil t lin t, liki-r.t' Main aud Lo uhl, h.vausvule, iii'X, J 1 1 A t . JA novl'if dly 1). A. CtAKKK, MemplitN, T-ii 11. 1 J. id. HlllIKV, lateid Curl ,irllA Hriiry. (KacceMK.wiirurtlp,,!! A lliui-y.) ( ' , , - Froli!- itiil C,iuePiil COMMISSION MERCHANTS 2Ut FltO.NT KTIl:I.T, t Het. Wai-"0ii,Kiii und il.i in. , t ;i , .it- j v-'i i i ii mkm pn im. i ew n, , I'y permi-Hloii we reOr ti lli and- A. 'ra' lnrd, Iniliville, Ky.; KarMui A- l'"wi, 'aeiiiiiHll, tihlo; L. liullni-r, Jr., ft Co., P.vansville, lud.: llHyhiul A WlutlJ' r, Evansville. I nd. : Coin Urol hers, !. Louis, Mo.; Charles T. Illndc, CkIio, (d.; E. W. Hmllh, President, people's Han t , trii''l i K 'J euii. ; W. It.-t.-li4rry, Ji.ldeiil JCii'liAi.ti' Malional It-ink, .MciimiIiix, 'i'enu.; "i t'if. I'lviSI'o., Mi nipli s, Ti'iin.; Ni vt"i ror-l At.'o., MemphW, 'i'eiiu. ; HI inlU'd. ifiyir 'o., Mi niplilH. '1'enu. 1 'Tli '"Ll Mertiiiint Tailor j Can be found at ' NO. I 8 Cll A NDLEirS BUX.h uti'.'i urn nii'r.iiKK.) ...in JOB PRINTING. Was never Letler prepared I91 do i ,.:.,. M ti to t r'tilf. 1 i rAfUJ-v4fcr i i . .o!; ' j i,i. .' ' - ". L - ' 1 t ! 'it ' ' ' ; - ' VF.UV !Iir'.AI -i i ' . a' !. n t I tt j 1 1 t '" 1 o Tfian at prueiit. .it r -!'-, - " .... , , . . t ' . - 1 ' 1 i , - '-' 1 " J JllUh UMA VS. 1 RICT.H Of t'A Df,tJ lfAJfl)Btl,Miu ;,' -ronT, j , ; ; i, ' ciJecur.Au. DF.Ehu. 1 WJSUD1JWU CARDS, JJITSTNKN, CAR M, BALL CARD. , . M HO W VA ' i.'-i? n k. ,y. a . 1 '' '- VitiiTixu CAUim,n jiivvisa ta i j r -.. .-- t'Kl; fn "fact, kit' l:tu' ot Job lri a v executed in the hl;t.nt Btyla ofi l j . -. .. and 9 X very lour price. . 1 1 - ,i h S, $ i A v. J i. - - ' BOOK BINDIl'TGo ; . J ', l " 4. i j THE Wll7iV lilM Ilavlu Hi LtirgeHt Mini IU4 WiV It, II... VI, t ...1 1 1. u i '' . If. I Mil' ! , , t i , 1 " Tr f - " " ; r. s r a f w o i: k m v av 4"i' Are prepuied lo iniilte ."I - t ' I 1 I ' t! V a ,, y t i4 Vi' '4 A.. ' .wvi i i v. v.eA'. r.w or till kluilM, p.r . i H 1 I'.A ,M A 1H, 1 1 1 ll EEMi iKI . It'cKA V ." I ' ItAll.HilAIW, I'VNEI EH, . It . .4 .. t 4,. .' "I I-' - . ! - 41 t - 4 il' li. ' MIUtCllAM;-', mi l I i ti i v r ' v. -1 UT,L P.4II- t 4WJS1N totM am m hi ., N (: i t. I d V '...il f .1.4 r . K -' r I . . I .1 . I Un a stylo o?flnNfmtrd dnrfttiTl'tJ iii.hiii-',(-l 'Illll lu , .

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