Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 31 March 1869 — Page 4

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jiiir -T i -- -j teQ S AXjU. i orXTY Otlt.F.KS-At the -loum.,! j tnK KI.E-Vii liable property. No. .) ; 2 Main Street A !liiod hiick store house j ni low Ugnies. Apply I". K JINKING, j no. i) S t. nNoitii Kii-i .street. A'-etU. iremont Mil's, I.-10 dam eo l Lowell. Mknk. -yl"N5' Wilis 7 robins, on ChandUr i?-5 ...... i .,n..,.o.. mItIIi tii1 H.- VM1 ! h. ( li'iiilie -f FLLIOT I 2 KUJ , ite i .'.st-uo A!l!s- . f!!i?i!Ll,.-:t- i -ri.xvs A! V.-f IS" I ,-t i r . " ' - - - . . .. - ssf.a (ir.ntis io- r?ut,by the month, !,i;fii--l-r, or year. lU-m ai-;:iio l uu U;e j i rc'i :. ii titira. - , i.Mi.lif WAUKKSiC )NYNt;l()v . -v (' w 1J-. OI'ITE A Xt-WIii-ti X -!' VfiCiint sio: am! Jwlliii3 h"""" ii.tiM t-JJv ti.'nt K.aiJ vMv- soon rifid u .i- . : nU ir tn- owneii- would ft'.ivwMse tiyiii , i,, ii,,;, tolcmn. 'Jhree lir.cs for tlin . I f:it-(. o P. oss. at .Ivjurral O.i'ce. Jc2 LOST. f- KE1V.IRH cir.iN for a very large t5T5 NVwi'mimilHul do?, with :i viji;ti ?,.,i ii'i Ms ti-!i.st Hal ' d'- left, or v.-..r t-lM Irom off t ie Crave! Li jsit Iviij" -l lt:t lower If-.mnivjf. i-"!, J. V. 11IG Bl-.e.. ji 'tV l;'!y U..kI referenw:. Juiir:iHl OlJlc ' Apply nt tii h V It n; It i-iin liavo pood tioardirr' i ana 1- l;lus at MKS. r LTLr-:i t'.-, .... Keroiul Mt., he'wtii ."Sycamore ana Viru'. Tljree ulc; rot-m now unoccupied. ra--"lf WEU.VK-iDAY... MARCH til, 1-W'J C I T YN K W 8 . Connly Orders for sale at thi' Journal tilllce. KK PUBLIC AX CITY TICKET. CLEHK, A. M. McGRIl' F. MARSHAL, C II II ISTIA NT W U N D K LI LICII. COLLECTOR, JOHN' (jUEi'iK. TBEASCBER, SAUNDERS U. SANSOM. SVRVEYOK, CHARLES R. 15ATEM AN. A3SE330K.S, OTTO PFAFFLIN, J. W. COLLINS, SAM U E L W 1' TT ENRACil. councilmen: First Wan! A I.BERT bT - IN BACH. SecoaJ tV'ard-JOIIX S. 1IOTK1N3. Xhlra Wanl-l'KrKB BKMONIX. Fourlli Wara-AMJKL OR It. I ir.h Wara-WiCLIAM UKILM.VN. Mxth Wurd-JOHN IIOVWOX. f-eveutU WphI R. V. STI K.N KKE ri. KUUU Ward -.1 A MSS vVIL rsiIU-ifc. Iiutli Wnra-I,UlUiJKLp,l.V. JOWA'SUIP TRKKl'. TlirSTEK, Co.'.. J. F. GRIliL. JU.STI0I5 OF THE PEACE, SAMCEL P. II A VEIN. CONSTARLES, SAMUEL DAV, G EO LI'. IE L. llOUINSON, SYLV ESTER DEEDS, N L 0 II O L A S 1 R O W N . SaViNTJ WARD RALLY ! . The Republicans of the Savon h Ward, aud all who are opposed to osco. --.-.i vc taxation at'd a recklc s ex-jH-iuKtur of the public funds, :t:c ri ipie.-!ed to meet at Wm. Kolle's, coriier ,1' Fulton and Franklin Avenues, on WSCliXr.SDAY, March 31st, at 71 P. m. Business of importaneo will I"? transacted, aud a largo attendance is desired. (hangs of Voting Places. The Voting Place iu the First Ward has b;en changed to Mi.rs Grocery, corner t'croiul ami (hwtin SVrru. The Voting Place in the Second Waid has i ei u changed to il.ili-inchl'.t ( 'rorrn. corner Oak ami Joitrh Str&t. Tllili'l V. AIII) HI E E T I N ( . The Republicans- the Third Ward will hold a oHsi'ess mcetipg at CAPT. KLAUSS', corner Locust and Sixth Sheets, on THURSDAY EVENING. FIR T WARD RALLY. The Republicans of the First Ward will hold a meeting at doho Meyer's Grocery, at the head of Second Street, on - FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 2d, At 7i o'clock, to organize for tho tie', lion by apfoinging Rallyiug and ChalieMie-iug Committees, aud to have a good time generally. E;-3" The Couaty Commissionors were iu session yesterday, but no bu-i-n?si of special importance was transacted. They aaj )urned to meet next Friday. Social Hop. We acknowledge the receipt of a complimentary to the Social Hop to be given by the " Norma Clab" at ilssonic Hall, this evening. s Big Business. 'Squire Stinson informs us that he has heard and disposed of one hundred and fifteen civil cases withia the past month, which, he assures us, ho does not be-l-.eve has ever been exceeded by any other Justice of the Peace in the S'ate. Penalty for Whipping: a Neoro Two men from Webster County, Ky., named Parmer Price and Garrett Cal vert, were tried at the late term of the United Slates District Court in Paducah, Jud.co Biliard, for having taken a nero iiru from his house at nirht and beaten him unmercifully. They were fined each ."'), and sentenced to the county jail for one year. They were convicted solely en negro testimony. That will cause a wail among the 'ribe of Nasby.

MiK tr.K-sr.roxiMtANi coriox j tin: best foe-ma; prevailed. frul?ne;:: A. J. (Vtburu was called to the ('5iiir' atd !larry W:,rreu a,o5Dted oLim-snadri-s c. f. bvi'TLKs Seen Lu-v. The foIlowitiK Challensriu'

Eighth WakuHepubmcan 31eet IN.i The ,pabHcan, of the -Ki,l,th ; Va$d -a?.seuibled last eveiiiug at the

I Wtewatn. to appoint Rallying and Challenging tomrainoei, aua iu imvu oron.l time rer,fr:il !V. . . - .'I ' . . 1 4 - 1. .. p;. (. .. S;,VPr C(rnet Band was in attendance, and enlivened tne nio ting wiili some of their finest i,;eces. 1 ne V mwam was crowaeu, and Ilal!inr Committees were appointed: Jialin CummifU-e-Vhy. D.Veits, James Wiits're, Phil. Heldcr, Aug. . i - ' 1 I - . IT' T 1 I urciu - t, ,in. ...... ..u.in. i ., .sum Sr;vd.T,Cait. Milh r, Nicholas ifrown, II- Ai;i.s A. .1. CV.lurn, Jr.s;pn IJcrriue. Iv'ir :r Huarju, .lohu Wtil.1, Anton S.Mber, Vri!i. (. Newitt. W'm. i3;i';:er, Wm. Diuubate, iiniih White, Chai-lui (Jhcrkins, Wm 1). Amlraws, J;u,tav m i'cid. and rin. Troa'-e. , . nnUfilfJlut LoniKltltt L- jr Cl ty Poll at Zoiglor'n Grocery Charles H. Ra!tcr;ki.l, Smith Wiltshire, Win, P. Ilav.cruve, and P. C-Eberv?iuc. For Township P.j11 ot Schroder's (Jroccry John Greek, Chas. Thienes, Daniel Wcrnts, and Jaruas L. Danning. A. J. Colturn, John Greek and Jnies "Wi!tih:ry wcra appointed a committee to :-oll the wigwam for the htitlit of the Cornet Rand and Ortil -m A?y!u';i. ' 4 Afror anotber tunc from the band, Captain Tbinbemcit was called or, and uiado a short and spirited address in German, after which the meeting adjourned. It was quite amu-dog to see the surprise evinced by the Courier repoiter, who outer el. just as Captain Tom1 c -licit rose to s;eak. lie spread out lii- paper to take items, when the Captain started off in Germau. lie t k a sood !ook at the speaker, and his countenance iodieatel that he was astonished, as he had not yet maitered that language. lie folded up his paper ij au embarrassed taanuer, and concluded that he would not report that part of the meeting. He n tired somewhat disgusted. Democratic Meeti.no id the E;i;iitu Ward. TLe"Demoera'cy of ll:e Eighth Ward assembled at Zeisler's grocery, hist night, to the number of about sixty persons, and beer il wed like water. Capt. Rudd (ob-.-ct'vc the name, he belongs to the First War.) wa3 called to the Chair, hut no Secretary was deemed neeestary. The Democratic Band was ; pri'sr-nt, and nearly all the Democratic canaiuaies onto., d oiiu i ravis laauo a few remarks, followed by Tim. (iavisk. A(t-.:r tho?e yontleniv.n v..-re (hrouih, Tom Rulio!!, EL Donahues, A If. Hitch, and Geo. R. Dennis wete I called for, who each in turn mounted a beer keg, and made a few very shoit remarks. The speeches of the four latter named gentLmou were of about ten words each, aud consisted principally of " I am a Democrat; vote for me." Rudd then announced that a iii; cling would be held !u the Second Ward this evening, at E. L. llabcuicht's gree .vy, after which the meeting .-n'j turned. The meetii g was quite r.oi.-y. One chap proposed to the band that if they would ''speei " a tune, he would rut :u then make a speech in low i ii. But:h." Tho band played, and tho "lager" was brought forth, but owing to the absence of the Courier reporter, the speech in "low Dutch" was omitted. The old Ring was in attendance, and they will ho found at all the meetings this week, as they have determined to rim ''the machine." The Courier startetl the report so -ne time last week thai M irtin Golden would shortly opeu the Opera House in this city. We are asked daily if such is the case, and for the benefit of those interested wool 1 state that there is no probability of his doieg so. Mr. Golden has had iad luek f;r sometimo, and is not well supplied with stamps; aud as the Directors have lost considerable by leasing the Opera IIou-c to irresponsible persons, it is likely that the next person that gets it will have to give good security. Personal. We were honored last uight with a call by Judge Ballard, Colonel Bristow, and Colonel Memwether, of Louisville, who are en route from Paducah, where they have been holding court. James II. Foster, of the firm of Fester Brothers, of Cincinnati, is in the ehy. C. L. Wedding, Esq , Calvin Jones, editor of the Rockport J)emrcra and Harry Allen, of Rockport, were registered at the American last night. . J. CaSkius, editor of the Prince ton Clarion, was in the city yesterday. Election of " Officer.-?. At a meeting of the Parish of the Holy Innocents Episcopal Church, held io the vestry of the Church, the following gentlemen were elected: Senior Warden Chas. Ilinks. Junior Warden Geo. Thornhiil. Vestrymen Charles Yiele, Wm. II. Hornby, Edgar Sharpe, Charles F. Artes, George Carrol. Robert Hold ing aud Charles Ed. Batemau. Treasurer Chas. Ilioks. Vesiry Clerk Charles E. Batemau. Vei.ocu'spe Exhibition. We take pleasure iu nnnouncipg that the Velocipede Combinatioa will give an exhibition at the Opera House on Dext Thursday evening. The Combination is composed of fix persons three ladies and three gentlemen. It will be quite a novelty to see ladies

riding on a velocipede, but we are that is being taken in making Evansassured that they can handle them v ile a tobacco market. The sales of with infinite grace and 6kill. Prof. 1 yesterday were the largest ever made

Wentvvorth will give some exhibitions of fancy riding, and we anticipate a full house.

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ri'iimir,ary fcxaminauou i uuiifrt r,r Oat.-l-tg Utile Url. . ... lie Mela s,oio. A large erowd was in attendance before the Recorder jvsterdav, on the occasion of the preliminary examination of Herman Ruuvrt, and the Court House was jammed. Considerable excitement, was manifested by the crowd, and the Recorder stated that durinr tho trial there .should he no disorder1. Tdr. Richardson, the Prosecuting Attorney, conducted the c:.se for the Str.ie, and on the afli 1 wit iK-iiii? read to him, Rulfert plead d no euiity. Philip Euior, Jr., v.m aj i ointe 1 to act as interpreter, as the aeeusr-d could not speak E.-Mti.-h very weiL Herman Koollo tcstiScd th,t he had caught Riiif .'i t in Up? act, in a shed, iu the rear of Richard's vragon shop, on Third Street. lluffert acknowledged that what the witoos3 had testified was tru"v, but said he had done no harm. After hearing the evidence, the Recorder said that Ruffcrt was either a knave or a fool, but probably -more fool than knave, but was not tho kind of a man to he permitted to run at large. He state ! that he w.-ul 1 ho'd him to bail ia the sum of 0:1,M)J for his appearance at the next term of the Circuit Court, which meets iu April. lie was sent to the county jail, am, at a late hour, no bail had been given. Several other tiffi davit; hid been made against him, hat as the one euSbed to remand him, I wa not cximinei in the other cases. Two other of his victims were iu the court room, one of who n was laid up sick-for two weeks, an 1 who is only about six years old. We are informed by persons who know the man that he was considered crazy in lSo"5, while living at Cairo, having been ia th: army prevlo ; i to that time. lie is married, and has been working in this city, at Armstrong's furniture factory, for some time past. No punishment is too groat for such a wretch, and we expect him to get a long term in tho penitentiary, at least, lltj is not fit to be at !arre. Th; Lecture Last Sight. Never before, in the history of Evansvilie, have its citizens hsd such au intellccl treat was sp:cxi in the Opera House, last iLht, by the distinguished truest of. the Library Association. Hon. Uemy Yin-cut. The audiof.ee was not large, but tho.-c who were fortunate enough to be present wili unite withus in j-io nouocing Mr. Vincent's effort en ti rely worthy of Ids exalted reputitiuii. Mr. Vincent commenced his h c'ure by stanng that at'uougn ins suiij.-e: w ... iufimitely connected' wit past life, jet it was with no vu'gir desire of exulting his own i.ihjii.-i that hyO appeared before the am'.ie i e, but rather lor the purpose of tracing the lise and pio:re.-s of those tv-form iiory measures, which, couimcnoing iu Ivighmd ia Rdr, afur Wateiloo, have at list culminated in the calaigcinent of tlu franchise au 1 the advance.nent of the English people in freedom and eiviiizatiou. He rio-n proceeded to mention, cue alter another, the great men with whom and , T 1? 1.' il. i uii'ii i- wnom ne i-.aii iou.-ur in tac ,, . . ri,. . , if.- thj rigat.i of ! Ho photog' aphed the common peoj in wor.Is of marvelous aptn -s the modern English Reformers, Bright, Cobden, Gladstone, and a host of lesser lights; he told cf his two enr3' life in an Knglislt jail for using alleged seditious language in his addresses; he traced the birth a:.d progress of the various Reforms in England, and demonstrate I how all these were but the forerunners of greater . advancement for the mas t s. Abase the thread ot these eon acute. I thougVs he strung anecdotes, as remarkable for their wit aud brilliancy, as for the happy manner of their delivery. At times the audic-neo was convulsed with laughter, and thoion' ly appreciated the tolling eifect of Mr. Viuceut's imitation of Disraeli's speech in the House of Commons, when he announced tho policy of the new ministry. He closed with an chxpu nt tribute to the Aug'o-Saxon race represented in the two leading nations of the civilized world England and the United Siates and with the prayer that this people. North and bouth, might com.) with fraternal accord around the Constitution cf the couutry, and with united effort push forward in the eiue of Civilization..' Liberty and Progress. To-night Mr. Vincent delivers hi second and last lecture. The subject is Cromwell his early life. The Church Suppeh. All . who delight iu p pending a pleasant evening are reminded of the supper to be given to-morrow night Ly the your.g ladies of the Vine Street Presbyterian Church, in the Concert Hall, Opera Building. The young ladles are making active preparations, and will do themselves credit on tho occasion. 3Iake no other engagements for Thursday night. Tobacco Sales. Messrs. Martin t Gardner & Co. sold, yesterday, fiftyeight hogsheads of tobacco at prices ranging from $2 90 to 12 05 ior fro.-ted trashy lugs to good leaf. The prices obtained were considered good ty those in attendance, and one gentleman announced his intention of buying more tobacco to be brought here and sold. It was an encourag ing feature of the sales to see the large attendance, and especially on the part of our "own merchants, and we are pleased to note the interest in this city, and gave great satisfaction to those who had brought their tobacco here to be sold.

Seriol's Affray. An unfortunate

. ...... . iliray i t-eiirre-ei at t he bal! a? the XSaI tional Had, about two o'clock yesterday morning, in which Edwar J Smith, a porter at the St. Cloud Hotel, got i dacererously injured by beiDg struck , over the head by a chair, breaking his skull. We have heard a great many versions of the affair, but give the following as the facts in the case, after sifting the whole matter. - It soems that Smith was on a spree, and ha 1 been quite noisy for some lime before the row occurred, and had been engaged in a fuss at the bar a short time before, iu which he had got knocked down by some person, whose name we could not ascertain. He finally irot into an ante room, where some gentleman was asleep, and another gentleman attempting to wake him, Smith interfered, and a quarrel ensued. Smith drew his revolver and the other man got into a scuffle with him, daring which the revolver was fired oif, the ball entering tho wail, and the revolver failing on the floor. Smith's crponent then picked tip a chair and struck bin: with it, breaking his skull with the blow. It is thought Ly tho physicians to be doubtful if 'he survives, but a? he was a . stout and hearty man, the chances are in his favor. The gentleman who struck him was arrested, but was discharged by the Recorder. It is a melancholy rffair, and Smith is said to bo a quiet, pleasant gentleman when sober. Recorder's Court. His Honor, Recorder Wilhrd, had another busy c'ay j-esterda3'. The first name registered to be acted upon was that of John Parker, who bad L-een drunk. He was fined va 23, which he promised to pay. Bill Tbieman, came next, charged with beii g drunk aud disorderly, and resisting the police. He was fined 3 75, but took an appeal, aud gave bond in the sum cf faU. Ai. Nelsou and Chas. Booth, two negroes, had been fighting, and were charged $5 SO each. F. M. Kennoson, from "Blue Hock," formerly cf the hundred days' snrvice, familiarly known as " Red," but who takes pleasure in cailiog himself '"Bright Red," was up f.-r being drunk, and for fighting. He was asscsae,d in the sum of c7 7a, but having no money," retired to the "rear" to engage ia pensive meditation. I Jim Mulligan, the irrepressible, had j bceti drunk again, and was charged . ,, w men no lciica over. Wm. L-e was drunk and disorderly, arid was charged $1) DO. He had no money, aud went to the rear." Tun Wheat Crop. From various parts of the couutry we receive highly i f tvorablj reports of the wheat crop. In Spencer County tho prospect now is that the jield will be double that of any former year. . - :, : iMK KcniOTal. Geissler& DeLang, jeveler.4, have removed to their new store, N-. 54 Main Street, where they will be pleased to see their frir-nds and tho puhiic generaily, and will "take great pleasure ia showing them through their t-toek. 6eJs:dcrfc ik-lang, JeeLrs, )!-ive removed to their new 8' ore, N t. 51 -Main Sneet, one door to-low tr.ocon.i, where our customers will find the largest s'ock of fine Wn'.ehes, rich Jewelry, and solid Silver Waie m the city. Having purchased our goods low for cash, we arc athe to offer our customers superior iodueenients. We abo nmnufacture Solid Gold Rings, Lidics' an I Gent's Pins, Sleeve Buttons -and Stuas, reset Diamonds iiud other Precious Stunes, aud give our P'-rsoiiii attiuiion to repairing fine Watches. Give us a call at our new stand. No trouble to sdiow goods at GlUS.SLF.Rtt I IF. LA SO, ndiMl tf 51 Main Street. tV tlKut, Street Presbyterian (hurch. The Prayer Meeting of this Church will be held this evening, commencing promptly at 7 o'clock, in orJer to give; members of the Church and coneooguioii au opportunity of hearing Mr. V incent, at the Opera House. It Boys" Siioes. We have provided an ur.u-ually larsro stock of Boys' and Youths' Calf, Custcm-Mad;; "Shoes, for Spring wear. Have some better ones than were ever sold hero before. P. rsons who have been iu the habit of buying a pair a month, should call and see .something that will cost but little more aud wear three times as long. Turner & Kumler. mar21). s!y"II"w often do you hear the coanpl;UiU from inolher mid lather that t- eir se.i) or ti-tugbti-r is not we'd : tuat Ifiey live in) appel i'-e; Mult liity led languid; that theie ou.nl aches: that toey u.c yrO'A'insE ihiu and ftehi?, and that iht-y have no life or energy left. That they are low-spirittd, and pe. leeily tnc-tpcitnted to pariicitate in any p:e:iui-e, or perform any men!' or physical ilioy. And tho ijuKl.eoi is of en a.sked, rliat shull I r ve tnem? Our answer N, let them iry 1-lavTATIon Ij rrsm uoiuernt-?ly tlneo limes a d.ty, and our word :or it, they will recover. MA'.nolia Water. Superior t- the best Imported Ciermau Co ogne, and otd at hitif the price. mua-oeodAwlt Neglected Coughs ami Colds. Few are aware of the importance of checking a Cough or " Common Cold" iu its first stage, that which in the beginning would yield to a mild remedy, if neglected, soon preys upon the Lungs. " Brown's Bronchial Troclcs," or Cough LozicNGEKS.atf ji d instant relief. w The Excellent, Meou of the American House, Boston, commends itself to the traveler. The location is unsurpassed for parties either on business or pleasure, and its accommodations uuequaleci. Forty head of young Mares and Mules for sale at Krone nberger & Burnett's Livery Stable, Locust, between Third and Fourth Streets. mh29-4t k-3 Messrs. Schuebmann & Burford, at the Opera Drug Store, No. IS South First Street (Chandler's Block), invite the ladies to call and examine their new stock of fine Perfumes, .Pomades, Hair Oils, Brushes, Combs, and Soaps before making their purchases. Prescriptions prepared at all hours. mh27 Hughes has just received a large invoice of Straw Goods, Frames, &c.

' c-.i T J vst tIecf.iveo Niw Mai,ie Fy'tun i 1 i,i f . Vi. , il l. V.n.r ! , i i r ,..1- ,r 1 I'aksons ScovitLE & JfoFFrrf "t For Sale 500 barrels Peach Blow 1 otatoes ; 50 barrels E irly Goodrich do.; 50 barrels W hite Sprout do. ; 50 barrels Harrison do ; 5 barrels celebrated Eirly Ro-e do. Landreth's celebrated Garden Seeds. Parsons, Scoville & Moffett.mh'2G lw J&s3?The best place in Evansvilie to boy a stylish suit of clothe- is at J. II. Scuricthf.'s, 50 Main Street. I am- prepared, and I have a large stock of gocwls, and can m:iko a nice stylih suite of clothes for -t-"'. 00; also a well selected stock of furnishing goods at low livrures. Call and sec, at iiiL2o-lw J. II. Sciiriciite. tST Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee lor sale at I. &. D. Hei.man'.s. Church Suppf.r. The young ladles of the Vine Slrect Pre-bytei i.-tu Church will give a Grand Suri'Eifin the Concert R oms, Opera Building, ou Thursday Night, April 1st, for the be or fir of the churrh. A liberal patronage- is respectfully solicited. mc!i2D td Ciierl riijit' t:ip Sm Celling lie Her, AND Flour is Getting "Worse. We offer the following brands of Liour at the following rates: Bingham's " Moonlight," i? per barrel. Jgleheart's "Southern Mills, per barrel. "Michigan Siumptail," $- per barrel. We also have the "Cvnthicna Mills," "Telegraph Mills." " Milker's Best," cce. H. D. Allis & Co. mchll Irish Potatoes and Clack Oats. We i offer to the trade, Neshannoek Po'atoes at $." per barrel. Pink Eyes 1 50 per barrel. Early Goodrich and Harrison at $1 50 per barrel. Ia lots of ten barrels or over 50 certs per barrel less. We have also 100 sacks choice Illack Oats suitable for seed. L. EUFFNER, J R.T & CO., nib2d 5; No. 7 Main Street. Look out for Bargains Hughes "has just got huuie from New York, where he nas been during the great panic, ile had tlr? cash to buy good, and bought them cheap, and wid sell cheap. "A nimble penny is better tUv.ii a slo w sixpence." Come aud get. choice Calicoes icr ten cents per yard, warranted in every particular. The best prints twelve and a half cnt-, aod plenty more coming; choice Dress Goods with Silk Stripes, woith iorty cents, t-elli n tr at twenty-five; very extra Dress Goods, worth seventy-five cents, t-ellii-g for fifty cents; fine unbleached Mulins. full one yard wide, for twelve and a half cents; German loom Table Linen at greatly reduced price?: Ca.-.-i meres worth one dollar and fifiv, s-ehiug at one doilir per yard. Every article warranted tho best of its kind. Come and rice hi.-, goods, and 3'ou will buy them. You will be mo?t politely waited ou Ly attentive --alcsmei. iuh2a-lw Wm. Hcain: !. r'-iy The stock of Pe;fumei ies and fine Toilet Articles kept by T. C Biidwei! & Co., corner Third and Maiu Streets, cannot 'bo excelled in Evansviile. uiai.Vtf S frj v . a ate 'J'hiril J ". Tiie aildll 10:1. il ariivals and e!ep:o 1 11ns last uiiiht v id Iho Nuriunii, .rom ii . mpiitw; Ad.i lv on, lo Green UiVer; omiIx ;- 1 in'-, Io Cairo; .Moiiij Noit n,t lleiolerK4;u: llonifii, to N omville; i'uU'Kt me, I.111-i.-vi:i . and i-t nni. '1 he Norman Imd a moderte trip, hu- ilie.ss helto; extreiuely duil in Alciupins, and hut liltle ctlou (hai'iug ioind-. Captain J. H. Ha!!, however, piocur 1 two youag ei.ies winch pronvl. n In ha inonlers when luhy grown, iiie:t.surin now about j fuet two inehe-i fro in tip to t !p, n lid j et uuabie 10 II y. Tooy me p.'rt. ctly docile, but their taions are nu;j.-live nl danger The VirijIiiH w s atame.l .-a Louisvitte till last eveuhiij. S.mwi I 11.,dou'j:ediy ho down to-d.iy, :tud will O:'. s-uperior iudacouo-nts to traveler mid hijpeis, Iiavitn; most :; nt. c ihia s.i.d strtte-ionm appoiotiiieciIH and flue e 1 p.. ci ties iur ireight. ll.r chief o;l":c. rs an) C u ptHlu V. R. Hoilerolt, (m irh y cniiltn - aud El. JlilU-r, ti-id no cleverer t;eil leno n travel Special dispa'che-i fr"iu St. Louis on Monday niht, to t he Cir ci nu 1' i Votnmrrria', give the foilow:ig add; !! i!'.;i I dt-tails f the eoiifl tfcriilion tmon- t.e -teaoi boats at that port : The tire this eveolns i ! '10 mo-ddNas. trous that has oeeunvd IO: lu.my ye n --, ! -the descruetiou of hteamhoat piop.iiy. Tuetolal lo, 111 . -.its a-iil c.i n, is pr ti v near as follows: O. 1. Alton, elM SO; Henry Adltins, S.;U,OXj; F. wi t, ji'.i.i; ( '. Konntz, Slj.C.O: Jfiuiie I.-wi. iloi.uii; ill -lien. .Iiiulkiiu, a s'i'JO; Ai men .a, ii-'H.o '. Tim Henry ,vilsin w.-.s in. cr.e.l e;itir -!y I11 Ci:iciu:;ati etiiees. It eveu ih-iiis-it.d dollars was placed ou hvr lo-d.vv by i'hi-ehe-ter & Weed. Her cargo won va.u.d al SJo.ij.m. 1 tin Fannie Scott had coosi ierable 1-a--uranee iu Cincinnati compaii is. The Armenia n-.ct a li.r.;e caro of Hour, w lch was Kiiiirely di stroed. Tho Adkius had two hundre l tot s ( seneral 'i-erc andPie or. bout d, all ot w i.ieu was destroyed. Niime twenty horses were burned on the Jennie Iihwis Tne four boats were to di-part for the mountains, to-mi.:ti". Ou the Jennie L - wis were many i;a--ensrer--, but nl: tscar.ei', ar.d it is believed liiatuo lives were lost, durieii the c iiamiiy. Xlis Ahen ne.d one hundred tons of freight on h.'.';f l, av-raiiiii !i,i)',0 per ton. and was to .cave ior c o L-li nioa t-j-ioor-row. 1 ne conBHKiatiori lighted up the heave: n 'or many iL-iies, and threaL:ijed at one time to destroy many other boats ia tne haibor. Three of tho steamers were on liio Illinois shore whea oestroied, haviui? moved from, this 8:d-i to oscapo the ilme, hut came ill contact wittitne litirniiiij wrceK while crossing. Tile tire lasted only Kbout twohours. Jt broke cut on I he Hen. Jor c son by iiandiin- a imcu ca elessiy. Tne Northern Line packets Wf-ie iu iniiolnent ii. tiller, hut were raved oy englrjes thiwho:e Fire Departioear, beir. 011 . An immense quantity of whisky -as ie slroyed; anu with r-o much oombuilb'a in.itriai on l utrtl, tns I'.esuuetiou of Hie boats whs instantaneous. All tbe boats yere loading for tiie mountains, IL.iter Bt. Locis, Marcu VJ. i'he Fannie Hcol t, ater iloatini; i!o 11 rtream, whs lowed across the rlVer by the Jennie Lewi-, where boto K'ourde-.i. While 'ia this rhtiutioy, the Arnit nia, which had iul:tu fire It 01a a mass of barnin upper worus that na.i tl aiid Irom one ol tiie steamer jus; hurueil, drilled against tlie-ru, igiilt uj; u dii, and all three burned to Hie water's edije. As t hese hlea.-ne were on tiie othecsi-Je ot the river, but lit Lie iiiornjfit:o-i m reference to them can oe 000O ned. '1'tie tolbl loss of tee boats can not be much less (liau 3J0,) I'. The Oi raid li. Alien was owned by A. P. & C W. Keier, aud was valued at to.t.tw. 'the iasuiauee cau n-l b.j a-cer-tHined, except CJ.ei'O l" toe 'i...:Omen's, 1 f t. Loui. siue was to start f r Fori 1-n-tm on lutacti pnniiao, ai.il was parliaiiy lad n. The Hen. Jobnson was owed byCapt itn Ben. Joonson aoo Thomas Vvifii ht-e-, vatul at. iSijiAh), and lusuitil for tV, 0 io nmces not a.-ct-rtaineJ. The ;arne V. Kountz was entirely new, having reached heie irom Fittsburi only a Iev davit afio. She was owded byt'apl.iin Vv". J. Kouuiz, and co -L alioul iij,uoa. The insurance lois not been iearuteL she was to have iett lor the mountains ou tiie 1st of April, of the other boats nothing c ui he ascertained to-nlgbt. Several other steamers made narrow escapes.

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o'clock, having bt-tn diMaltn- 1 t.v wi!"l no,: ini ! bu'lii . ' .'ic- lia.l .1 s : If uH trip, !nctnfrn tr, nr f im'e! sho a;a noig.-i oti :i. a ta- in duigiu iiiii jneo left at 9 o'clock, wi.h a npiiH-rato trip Two 1ow j.mH pass id down la.t night. rtiver IiipjiJ'!. riTTSTiURo, March SO.-Rainlns. -The Monomiaheia has lti fet water In the channel, and rising. Thermometer 17 J. Louisvir,i.E, Marco ,T Port- last VireSmarto New i rleans; Pey'ona, fromJNeW I'luans; i ji- 1 luiit; .so ri-i.n J t-ti te-.-Hiver: MHijive !Iivs, St. L011N to Fiitslitii i ; Mury Ki win, Ai kn-:n liivir In Ci ,. cinnati. Kiver re-io'; rapid y, wi'h 17 itet water in the canal, 1 1 ft--' 0.1 1 li i f ills and 1 1 n et over the ro-ks. Weather clear and cool. Business pi cliy f ii r. Cairo, -March an. l'.ot I.lsl Tempst, ("incinii.'ti to Fort Ileidoii, 7 A. M. : '0111liion wealth. New t-li'ii lis to St,. Ie uis, H.. M. ; Silver jtonn. t'iitclnmiti lo Mi-mphis, 4 '-. M ; timctisti p, F.viui , ille packet. " '. M. ; 15e.P-..t. l.uls. s-t I ouis to Memphis, (i v. M : Baltic. -N -w 11 leans t L0111 : vi I !, 7 1". M. The river r se 3 inch'-s. Hie weather is clear und pleasant. Sr. Lorn, March -SO.-Art ! ve-! (.Tun, Kansas C'.iv; D.-umor.d Jo iio-l Rob liov, Keokuk ; Knife Uobm on, Ci; emnati; silver llo'.v, Ouiiha; Si.uvler. I'eorin. departed t 'or;i. Fort Jtfo.on; Kob Hoy, Keokuk; Illinois, Peoria. Tiie iiver is r-1 i 1 1 risintr. but. nmre s!fiWiy. The Upper Mississippi con li.ut.-s to swell. The Missouri is ou ttie decline... There it a sood st-ite of water In all the r.vers, however. Toe weather is cler and p e-saut. 'I'lic following Is a tolera nl v corre. t list of ttie inMiraeee on ttie Ium-k by 11 il:i-t ri ht: K.oatini I)o-l;, Sr. l.oii:s, SS10; At t-tnl ic, s. l.onis, t'e'-iK); 1 i lot.e, si. I.in , S.j.h 11; Marine. St Louis, Slf.:; i ; .M. Lonjs 1 nsuraiK-e '(onpaiiv, tll.-Vnj; I'lio'n I x, ; I-',-Hi; I'tnt.Ml Slati-s. -sf. 1 .011 is. sis.7fi ; 15 a'10. n's I'd si)ur. SJn,iau; Naiionai, P.osdm, f"i,l',i: r.oatineo's, s l.mi;-, tJ";,sii; Pari tic, Si. Loiil-, !'i,im); A'A na, 1 1 art ior I. it,ItHl; Ii d-p.-odi'lii , i."S-ori, Ir.1; ilnli'l. l.iise, I iiK'lnnati. l-i.niKt; I'eoplt-'s, PiMshutu, r-'li;j; AluKheny, ritUl.uiu. !r..ik); Home. New Ilnvi-n, Sl'.'.Kli: St. Louis I'iie and Marine, S0,l.i; Kxet-lsior, St. Louis, f ,(iO; Fiont!ii-. Uoe'-c. l; islon, f i.O.O; SI. Joeph (Missouri) otne s, EH.oo. About two tliinisof the risus a re 011 ll.e carg'es, the remainder heiri-; on I he hulls. NAsnvrm.r, March .'10. The river it rls1di slowly. Wii h Ih-pUd foot Ihi on 11 1 rle. ii S hoals. Wculi r fiir and t'le-is.-n. I . iJepaited: J 1 a vn na.lor I i .icI ntia 1 1 ; Tyron, Cui:o, Umj.ire, ior lj'je-r C'umbei hind. Mfmphi.s, Aia 1 eh ;li).-t' car, warm and p'e isant The river is risji u. JM.iarit-d: li es t i; piib!te, Bel !e Mem ph is, A rkans:i-i, M. Louis; t'oosi, I .vansvi lie ; tiie .Mnijcuti, Thouiisoti I) an, New Orleans. New Oitr.K-..s. March Arrived : the Mississippi, irom st. Loms. i. r - . J. j lO-lL'ii Foil CA I UO, i 'O LU M 11 US, A.v u M K M PUBS Tiie elegant sdeamcr uJs.---i.-JJaJJoliU B. Hall, Ma tor; O. liewit, tlt tlr, Loavej for Vtiiiplns and n!l iuti 1 lo -diate Mlssi-MippI Piver way l.tudins WKsi.!i.iv, MAt.cn ai-T, at 12 o'clock M. Kor ffeiht or pas.-;---) npp'v 01 board, or to C. It. Kt.'ld), muliUCt . Aaent. Ult OWKNSiii H'.O, I'A N.N KL'iON, AN 11 LOU1SVILLK. The f.eet anU eleaaut p.i.-sentrer steame-r , rr.s eiurki?G STAI-; .y'..;. M-.A.T. (J!l!nor--, Mii-ter, liek 11 utcoi;ejii. Clerk, Leaves for I.ouisviiie .nd all way p-ols vi:s;.-i.iy, M.vncil aisr, at S:'! 1 o'clock p.m. " Fr ftt-tai or passim 4 apply on b n d, or to V,'. (j. Li:u v.'N & I'o., mhHl tilt Ati.ils. FUlt il LMl'lIi.S, Vl ' KS i-.ULU, A Ji N KW l.ULli-'.N.S. The Heel and elcj; lot sream . r ,fr.., vi-.uin'A, f--.- ,..e..- vv'. It. llolh-rrHi, d.is'er; t hai l:y .- ctiuil.e. Cleric, Will leave Kvausvilto lor New OileanN and a 0 way poitson HliiiMMilV, M.ua u aisr, at 12 o'ci j m. ! or tietgpii or p i ,'-a je a pol V 011 board, or to W. ci. l;ii,-.W.V ( ii., ml.;a elt Amiiii. . .iilll.KI 1. .VlterLl..VLI. DKM.IMA IN STAPLE AND l ANOY i(Oi o 1 uHu 1 , HVANSYILLi:, AYP., TTJ-AVr. iVST ItllTJVl ll A l.ilMif. j i Mucii of Sea-oiialiie (iooil:., whieh liity olici lo Hie t...de at inwrih -, TK rf, f 1 ' V II -S tut t$ V J L V .t'.io i.i'd ior ki!.- ny ' i. 11 i:t: j 1 ' 1. ras a J y ! l. 1 ''s 1 ii 1 - j-- - ii oil loi s 1 jb 7 I J V t! 1 j J !. ..'.Vi,; I 'A: .v 1 11. r 1 ; jfi t iat H iit-.ii jjih i v VV !! I 1 i-.e-. ! and Of ! 1. h. l.d n.-Mii?-Tc; st cic r -. k t 1 i t i . 4 . I A ii jc u Si Z 2:4 AT Grcill: r. iO pieces best CALP'O at 12' if. The best brae.dd ol lUeached ue.J Hrown M e'SLlXS at lowest ma: uet ra! s. A 1r 0 sleek of IH'KSS C OOU5 at a.-toii-isiiiiiiiv iow prices. BLACK and ul tb-f tew hh.etcs d KAXe'V fltlC ut 2 jc , .;., 7c, find ti less thati their value. . WHTi'K O )()'. SIOC K very ronn.hrte, and ion ked Very che. i(. i,o I TowelH ni. milt price '."1 cen'n, uCO lietii-Sslitcheil 1 inf.okeiciiit M at 2."c. d.c, ?c , ic. XOTIOXS and IIO-JMLA in endless variety, veiy cheap. The birv-:-!-t Modi of MILLINKUY ever brought to this city, all of which will tie io!-J, iA WnoLlALH Oil !:i:iAIL, A" nhi a a- t h y c;. u be had i.nj i.-i. Tne i rlo:nii'.is; i" p.utmeut is Mid 11 der the suprrintcnotj.-c.-e of Mi-s.s .' e.t.in und C.'erti 1 d, m winch lh-;- i-.-iiiuot he- e.-:- :- led, aud we ivarranl a J.r.l:tei-.oii. n. 'TT Ty t ri '--TC'-T'T 1 ""A iuaarita., iwiiij ou t'J , 5os. II ar-d if) .U2I1 Strvcl. ro!i27 LAW GAiiMiri. W. P. II AUG HAVE, 'JL"J!:0 1.1V 1-1 Ti." tit JVv. OtKco on Third fetrect, ia V,'K--!iii-;t' liou-i- Block. Will practice ' fe varOms i.in'1" the CirvuiL i'romi t ittteulion to io .ee business . p.-epi 1. 1 b. l. r. auiTir, ATTORNEY AT LA i, MORUANTOWX, K V., WiM practice in the counties of P.eil. r, Warren, Mnhlenhur, Ohio, cr.d ?,!!, ,.1. Prompt attention given to Itie Cube, uoit rKenreri'cf Wheeler 4 KlgftS, Ilo!liij.' worth Bio., Chaj. BabcocK A- Co. u p. ,

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