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

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flOH S I.T. Valuable property. No. S'J JZ Main Street A konrt brick More honse at low figures. Arpl.v to K. E. JK KINS, fel y o. 18 North First Street. TUDRVi KCONIVTl AND COTTON iw At AO H I N K K Y Cards. Drawing VrsmM Coarse and Fine Speeders, ead Spindle Throstles, Warpers. Dressers, tfc For description and prices t of 'these r'la" cliines nddre-s t . F. B TTLEs Aent Tremont Mills, telO diim eod Lowell. Mass. FOR RENT.

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Jnd oreans to- rent, by the month, . o,"" ler. or vcir. Item applied on the pi.rmiSKK!: IRK tVITK A It I 51 B II JL of vacant stores and .iweillnpr bouses in the cltv tnat con Id very soon find tennS if tbe owners woold advertise tnem

in ihtM oolomn. Three lines lor thirty

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Installatton. At the last regu. lar mectin?. on Tuesday evening, of

the Hons of Temperance, the following officers were installed: II. ti. Jones, W. 1. ; Mrs. Jno. May, W. A. ; II. B. Hart, 11 S.; Mrs. Wni. Morgan, Treasurer; L.C. Ballard. Cond ; Deeds. Chap.; II. A. Mattison, I. b., onrl J V. Wood?, 0. S. They also

rWirtV.-l then to change the night of!

meeting to Monday, that being the

most convenient. Ihe Jbodge is

gradually growing in strength and is

in hopes of soon presenting an ag-

cressive front to the myriads of liquor

sellers that infest our city.

Corrected Ofdclal Vota of tSi

City, April Election, is&j.

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CIIII.1VKEV To board with a widow latlv Good leference. Apt.lv t the Joura-il" Office. ninCa Iw ?l)tKIrRS can have fond boarding JCi ad l.diins; at. M IU. KULLEK'. on Second St., between Sycamore and Vine. Three nice room now unoccupied. m'jTitf

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Evansvills and CrAWfordsvills. GOING NORTH. Leave Arrive. Arrive. Kvacsviile. Vinceur.es. T. Hame

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COMING SOUTH. L?ftve Leave Arrive Terre Haute. Vinceurjes. E'vlile. Viacennes ac - I ,"'-' ! A :1 i 10 5 t Mail' 3 i: M i aata p K I P m V 15 The Vincenues Accomniola.tio:i Ti'ttiu leaving at i: P. M-, malies cl coune,tion with the Ohio and .Missis-siri'' ltailrnnd at Vincenuos for bU i.ouis and Ca i ro. T arre Haate and Iadiaiupcll3. FKOM TEKRE HAUTE Leave. Arrive. Mall Train.. 0Mr A m j 12:ir, p a: VfomraodaUon -.. o:l p m 1 1 51 Dav Kxnress 4 :r.) P M 11 P M 'sight Express ..10:ai m a m

Circuit Court. iNo cases were

tried, yesterday. About twenty cases

were brought down here from War-

nek County ou a change or venue.

aU against one family by the name of

llice. The court had just got ready

to co ahead with the trial of this

famiiy.but when the cases were called

up. the defendants did not appear,

and their recognizance was declared

forfeited, and the Clerk directed to

i?sue bench warrants for their arrest,

which he did.

About four o'clock in the evening

the Sheriff succeeded in arresting two

of them Geo. II. P. Rice and Moses l?!ee The other one had not been

arrested at six o'clock last evening

but the officers were on his track,

w:t:i a probability of making his ar rest last night. Among the indict

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incuts agamdt ttus lamuy are assaun and battery, with intent to commit

rmmW. robberv. larceny, etc. If

even half the charges against the defendants are proven, they will have a rough time of it. There are 150 criminal and 283 civil cases on the docket for trial, and by the time the grand jury, gets through, the number will be largely increased.

City Clebk.

A. M. McOriff. John Travis

City Bukvkyok.

James D. launders.. Chas. H. Bateraan

City Collector.

John Greet Timothy J. Gavistt

CITY TREASURER.

Rannders B. Sansotn ,

Theo V. Veuneman

City Marshal.

Chris. Wnnderlich

Thomas Buden

Assessors Three elecceu.

Otto PfatHiu. J. W. Collins

Warn. Wyttemoacu TKo:i. McKeever

Aufaham II. Jones... "

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E. H. & N. R. R., Northern Division TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Leave Henderson daily (Sunday

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Arrive atllnnson GOING NORTH. Leave Hansoa Arrive at Henderson

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STEAMBOAT LINES. To LotTHViLi.a. Every Monday and St.nrdav at 10 o'clock a.m. Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Tim rsdey, and Saturday &t (i O'CUjtli p. a. ... . . TO Caiko Daily, except Sunday, at 4 O'cioi'K P. X. To Hrkss UivsR. Every Tuesday end Ralurday at 1 o'clocis p.JC. Every Thursday at.fto'clonfc P.M. , ,,r To Eastpoht. Every Monday, Wedne--dav and Friday at4 o'olocK P. M. T3 Hi mEttsos Dally, except Sundays, at 3 o'clock p.m. To S a uivills Every Ynlnesday and Saturday at 4 P. m. to vt:'paia Every Tuesday at 4 v. si.

Rocfe port Stage (via Newburgh and k.iViile 1 ottrrving the mail, leaves al . A. St., oa Monday. Wednesdays and triduys. Arrives by 7 p. sr., Tuesdays, Thm-idys and teat nrd a-vs. New Unm.'ji.y J'ail Stage leaves .Vhhdavs and Fridays at 7 A. m. Arrives Tuosdys and Saturdays by 4 p. M. MU Vernon Mail Stage leaves dally (ex cent Sundays) at 7 a. m. Arrives daily tex sent Sundays) by 2 p. se. To Nkwbukg. Kacts daily (except snn4y,) from the Mercoant'a Hotel, at o o'clock P. M. C I T YN E W S . County Orders Tor sale at the Journal OGlce.

53" The Indiana Legislature will meet to-day at two o'clock.

5The Velocipede Combination gav an exhibition at Owensboro last evening.

Z32fNowis the beat, time to pay your county taxes. County Orders for sale at this office.

EST Two fifths of the amount due for couuty taxes can be paid in orders. Orders for sale at the Journal Office.

' E2? The Evansvillc Library Association acknowledge the receipt from Senator I). I- Pratt, through A. L. llobinson, of three volumes of Patent Office liepirts (mechanical), for 18C5. Circus Coming. Dan. Castello's Great Show will bo here on the 2iKh of this month. Mr. Chas. C. Pell. tV,o ,n;mt r.mirifr. is in the city, and

the big posters will le put up to-day. This is the first circus of the season, and of course will draw a big crowd. Dan. Casttllo is almost as well knon as Pan. Rice, and he haa one of the best shows in tho country. Boys, tave up your "ouarters." j'irThe month of April, so far,

has been quite cool in this region, but it has been all the better for the crops. A cold April is not, according to old proverbs, to be deprecated, inasmuch as we learn that "a cold April the barn will fill"; and "When April blows his horn, , li s good tor both hay and com. Novel Shipment. One item of

freight skipped by the Fanny Brandeis yesterday was a lot of pig iron for Nashville. When it is considered what quantities of pig iron are shipped from that region to Cincinnati and Pittsburg, this would indeed appear like carrying coals to Newcastle.

Museum op Cueiosities. Young's,

Great Exhibition of Wooders has op:ned out at No. 84 Main Street, and will remain for a few days only. Some fine specimens of wax statuary are to be seen there. It is a museum of all sorts of wonders, consisting of birds and beatts, stereoscopic views, &c. Some curious specimens of lusus notnice are shown in his collection. The

"What is It?" is also there besides wliite mice and rats, horned owl, and many other wonderful sights that we have not time to describe. It is a great place to take children. Admission only 25 cents.

PiEcorder's Court. Business revived a little in the Recorder's Court yesterday, but no stamps were received by tho Tycoon during business hours.

Anton Rosencranz and his wife were arraigned on a charge of being disorderly. Several witnesses were examined and lawyers were engaged on both sides. The evidence was what the hangers-on around the Court would call "rich," but we thought it , i

wis very vulgar, iiosencranz anu another family occupied the same house, with a porch between them. The otlier family had some soap drying on a bench, which Mrs. Rosencranz did not like, and she pitched it off the porch into the dirt. This raised a fuss, during which the defendant

raised a hatchet and was going to hurt

somebody. The Recorder fined them $20 25 each, with costs included. They took an appeal to the Circuit Court and gave security for their appearance. The next on the docket were Ellen

Coulter and Jennie Davis, a couple of

nymph du pav$t who have figured before in the courts. They had been drunk, even so drunk as to lie down

m a gutter, and might appropriately be called "guttersnipes." They got

to quarreling and had a small fight,

and were arrested and brought before

the Recorder who charged them $5 75

each, which they promised to liqui

date to-day.

The Complete Returns. We re

publish the vote on the city ticket this mornincr. which was incorrect

beforfe, with the exception of tho vote

for Councilmaa. The figures as first

given for the latter were correct, un

less wo except the vote in the Third Ward. In our report we gave Van

Riper 207, and Semonin 20S; but the

Democratic judges refused to count

two votes for Mr. Semonin, although

they were both legal and valid votes,

and therefore, according to the tally

sheet, Van Riper has 207 and Mr,

Semonin 20G. We have elected the

entire Republican ticket with the ex

ception of Mr. Bateman, the candi

date for Surveyor, who was reported elected at first, but, owing to a mistake in the count of the Sixth Ward,

it turns out that Saunders has 78

majority. Our readers can depend on

the vote published this morning as correct, for we took the figures from

the tally papers.

In yesterday's Courier, in their re

port of the vote of the Third Ward,

they give Van Riper 20S and Semonin

20(5: but this is not correct, as the

tally-sheet only gives Van Riper 207

The Democracy claimed yesterday

that Van Riper was elected by two

votes, but such is not the case.

We cannot give the complete official vote of the township ticket this morning. The Board of Canvassers do not

meet until to-aay to count tne vote.

We will give the correct township

vote to-morrow.

6S?-It is supposed that the Eau de

Cologne Club will close up their " shebang " for a while, as they have

no further use to continue their ses

sions. The reading room, especially.

we expect, will be done away with, as

one of their members is reported to have said of those who read the panprs dnrinff the canvass, that "d n

them, they read too much." We sup

nn tbpv had some reference to the

reports of the Investigating Commit

tee that examined Mayor Walker's

books, and perhaps also to a few re marks on the same subject that ap

peared in the Journal from time to

time. We advise them to do away with their reading room, for as soon

as a man begins to read and under

stand for himself, he naturally drops

the Democratic party, and goes in

with those who are opposed to ignorance and corruDtion. This has

always been the case, and will con

tinrift tn he so. Close up the lit

erary department."

A Narrow Escape. Yesterday,

while Mr. II. Brommelhaus was try

ing to push a log rafc out from shore his foot slipped and he was precipit

ated head foremost into the river

but, fortunately, his foot caught in

the raft, which prevented him from

being carried under the rait ana

drowned. He was rescued in time to

save him from drowning.

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The stocjk of PeifiiiiUriuS aod

fine Toilet Articles kept by T. C. Bridwell & Co., corner Third and Main Streets, canDOt be excelled in Evansville. maro-tf

Removal. Geissler & DeLang, jewelers, have removed to their new store, No. 51 Main Street, where they will bo pleased to see their friends and the public generally, and will take great pleasure in showing them through their stock.

Notice to Tax-Payers. The 17th day of April is the last day to pay State and County Taxes without penalty, after which day 10 per eent. penalty will he added. F. LUNKENHEIMER, C. T. apr7-td.

Tearing Down and Building Up

Workmen commenced yesterday tear

ing out thefronfof T. J. Hollings

worth's storeroom, on Water Street

preparatory to putting up a new front

The excavation for the extension towards the alley is nearly finished,

and the work of enlarging and im

proving is going on rapidly.

JB" It is said that a Chicago pub

lisher has got out a family Libie, in

which there are the usual columns ior .... i

marriages, Dirtns ana aeatiis auu also one for divorces. Exchange.

We should think that Bible would

be a very popular one iu this State,

and expect our booksellers could get

a good trade in this District.

A SuoaT Route to Evansville.

We saw yesterday eight barrels of

sweet potatoes which had been ship

ped from Vincennes to this city by a

singular route. They were sent over the O. & M. and Illinois CeHtral Rail

roads to Cairo, and then by the

Armada to this city. They are a curious people up at Vincennes, and

some of them are very Green(e).

The New Telegraph Line. The

poles for the Ohio River .telegraph

Line are now all up, and the wires are strung to within two miles of the city. The line will be completed by

to-night or to-morrow night.

r-. - " The Turners' Fair. Fhe Fair of

the Turn Verien, at Mozart Hall, last evening, was well attended, although

we expected to see mote people present. Mozart Hall is fitted up and

decorated very finely, and the display

of articles is very large. The various

tables are presided over by beautiful and bewitching young ladies, and the

prices charged for articles that are offered for sale are quite reasonable, a fact which is not generally the case

on occasions of this kind. An ele-

gant supper is served to those wno

desire it, at very reasonable rates, and

those who attend can pass a pleasant evening, and get fully tho worth of

their money in everything they pur

chase.

This Fair has been gotten up by the Turner Society for the purpose of raising funds to aid in the erection of the new hall, in place of the one that was burned down during the Winter, and our citizens should take this really agreeable and pleasant method of aiding the Society in so doing. A good stricg band is in attendance to enliven the visitors and contribute to the pleasures of the evening.

The Fair will continue to-night and to-morrow nights, and as the excitement over the election has about died out, we hope and expect a liberal attendance. The object for which it

has been gotten up n a most worthy one, and we shall take pleasure in seeing a large crowd in attendance on this and to-morrow evening. We are especially desired by the ladies to say that they will set a lunch during the day, from 9 o'clock in the morning to 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and they invite the merchants and citizens generally to drop in. The price for the lunch is only twenty-five cents, aud is placed within the reach of all. We hope our business men will make it a point to give them a call during the day.

Query. Who painfed the new advertising signs that have lately'becn nlaced on top of the street csrs?

Answer. Why. Charley Osborne, of course, and he is prepared to do

more of the same sort or any other

description of fine painting at the

shortest notice. 3-lw.

tsfS" Messrs. Sciiuehmann & Burford, at the Ooera Drug Store, No

18 South First. Street (Chandler's Block), invite the ladies to call and

examine their new stock of fine Per

fumes, Pomades, Hair Oils, Brushes, Combs, and Soaps before making

their purchases. Prescriptions pre pared at all hours. mh27

T&f Sixty mats"of fine Java CofFee

for sale at I. &. D. Heiman's.

NSW ABYEimSBlEVrS.

EVANSVILLE 3TEOI DYE-HOUSE

Coriwr Jnrle and Central Market SU.

THIS MAY IXI'OR.H ANY AND ail person having brought gat men is to me for cleaning or dye! nit, on or before the lt day ot February, 1.9. and stili remuining at this eHtuLnisJimeiit, will be sold tor charges If not caded for within eight davs. GUST AVE II. K BACH.

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United States Marshal's Notice.

United States of America, District of In

diana, SS:

TTT1IEKEA S, A 1. 1 II E L OK I W W formation was tiled iu the District

Court ol the United States tor the District of Indiana, on the 27th d .y of March, l0tf,

by Geotge W. Kgon. by ms procior, Charles F. Marb, Eq., attalast the steamer "Petioha No. a," her engines.

ta kie. apparel, and furniture, selzeil at

said i '1st net iu a cause of damages civil

and maritime, and claiming damages in the sum ol 1330, and prav lug process against said vessel, and that tne same may be condemned and sold therefor. Now, ttieretore, in pursuance of the monition under the seal ot said Court to me directed and delivered, I do hereby give public notice to all persons claiming said goods, or any part thereol, or in auy manner lrterested therein, that tbey be and appear betore tbe said, tbe District Court ot the United States, to be held at the city of Indianapolis, in ai.d for tne District ol Indiana, on the first Monday of May next, at 1') o'clock ol the torenoon of that dav, then and there to interpose their claims e,ud Hiatse their allegations in that bet-ail. BEN. SPOONEU. Marshal, U. S. Attest : J. D. Howla.ni, Cierlt. ar.rs dltt STEAMBOATS.

General Grant l.p Is Getting: Better,

Flour is Getting Worse. We offer the following brands of Flour at the following rates: Bingham's " Moonlight," $ per Igleheart's "Southern Mills," $ per barrel. "Michigan Stumptail," $ per barrel. We also have the " Cvnthiana Mills." "Telegrarh Mills." " Hillyer's Best," de. II. D. Allis & Co. mchll

Hughes has just received a l.'.rge invoice o Straw Goods, Frames, cc.

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For other Jiiver Itemt sre Tliird Page.

One op the Saved. Our readers

wili remember the accounts published

a couple or three months ago of the burning of the Mittie Stephens, on Lake Caddo, Red River, by which

some sixty people lost their lives. Jacob Stigons, the present cook on

the Fanny Brandeis, was pastry cook on the Mittie Stephens at the time of

her destruction, but was so fortunate

as to escape, liis hat and coat bear

evidence of the narrowness of his escape both being badly singed by

the lire. He was a member of Rousseau's famous First Kentucky Cav

alry, and was a brave and true soldier on the Federal side in the late unpleasantness.

A Frightful Accident. Yester

day, just afternoon, a horse attached

to a dray left standing on the wharf

started, and the tail of the dray struck

a hogshead or tooacco, cutting it so

as to start it down th levee towards the water. Michael Kagon, a roust

about on the Armada, attempted to

stop it. and for that purpose placed his back against it, but his foot tripping against a piece of dunnage, he was thrown partly down, and bent

forward, when the hogshead, rolled over him, injuring him seriously, if not fatally. He received an incised

wound in the left cheek, a scalp wound cm left forehead, a flesh wound on left cheek, an incised wound on back of his head, had his ankle dislocated, the tntal bone being fractured. It was thought one of his ribs was also broken. Surgical aid was called, and the injured man was borne to his family, who reside in the city, and

all possible assistance rendered him. He was alive late in the evening, but was in a critical condition. He has a wife and three children, and was considered one of the best hands on the Armada, having been a long time employed on that boat.

Several Queries. What use is a loafer? Is he any account to anybody? Can any town in the State of Indin . , P 1,1 Ml.

ana, ot tne size oi xjvansvnie, com

pare with U3 in the number of loafers to be seen oa the streets?

How do the cusses make their liv

ing?

Can a man be a loafer without serv

ing a regular apprenticeship at it?

WlVe, under the sun, do all the

loafeis come from that are to be seen

on our streets? Does anybody know? We have asked the above queries in the hope that somebody will be able to give U3 some light on this subject. We s?e gangs of men hanging around our streets that never seem to follow any business for a living. The great wonder with us is, how do they make it pay? Chicago is said to have five thousan able-bodied loafers. By the time Evansville gets to be as big as Chi.offr. if nnr loafers increase in the

v"bu1 same proportion, we will have twentyfive thousand. The great point of

rendezvous for them iu this city is at the corners of Third and Main Streets. We cannot understand how the merchants in that vicinity are able to do any business. The crowds are so great at times that ladies are unable to pass by. The police make no efforts to clear the sidewalks, and those who don't like it have to " grin and bear it." There are a number of people who are to be found in that

vicinity quite often to whom this article won't apply, but the number is J small. We hope to see this nuisance

abated, and throw this out as a gentle hint. What Luxuries Cost. We saw yesterday at N. F. Carr & Co.'s a pipe of brandy and a pipe of gin, just from tha bonded warehouse in New York. The duty paid on the brandy amounted to over $113, and the duty on the gin to over $108.

JBfti?" Our Democratic friends came out of their holes yesterday, and were doiog a good d(il of ' caucusing" during the u;iy, in the vicinity of Third Street. We do not know the exact cause of their troubles, but once or twice we thought wo heard the names of "Van Riper " and "Semonin " mentioned, and supposed they were exercised as to the probability of "Ec-k" serving on the Council Board, whose prospects, we are free

to confess, are not very flattering, as the decisions of the Supreme Court declare that " those two votes" will have to be counted. We feel a little" sympathy for the Democracy over the terrible defeat of Monday ; in f'aot we suppose nearly all the Republicans do, but we do not think that sympathy will cause any of our candidates to resign. .It is really pitiable to see

how sad those look that are holding the "little side offices." such as Market Masters, Wharf Masters, Police, Engineers, Firemen, &o. But, nevertheless, the fiat has gone forth they staked their all, and they losL They will be permitted to " pass in their checks soon," as our folks are going to have a " new deal."

Church Sociable. The closing

sooiable of the Walnut Street Church takes place to-night, and will be the crowning success of the series. All the friends of the church are invited. LOCAL IJOTICSI5. Imported Eull at Auction.

I will sell to the highest bidder, on Main Street, near the Court House, Saturday, April 10, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, a three-vear old Ayrshire

Bull, just imported this Spring the handsomest animal I ever saw can be seen at the Black Hawk Stable, on the alley above Main, between First and Second Streets. 7-2 s Hiram Nelson.

About sun down yesterday evening, dark

threatening cloud were gatherlug, giving tokens of rain, but they passed around. Having .had two or turee days of fair weather we may expect aclifinge at' any hour. They had a heavy snow storm at Pittsburg yesterday morning: The river is going down steadily here. The ice has brouen un in the Upper Mississippi, doin? much damage. Business eontinued quite active on the levee yesterday afternoon. The additional arrivals aud departures up to midnignt Include t ie Hartford, frou Green River; Mary Houston, Louisville to New Orleans; Saliie V., to Mt. Vernon; Moilie Norton, Henderson; Morning Star, Louisville and return; Armada, to Cairo; Fanny Brandeis, to Nishvlile; OUle Suilivan, from Wai.ash Klver; Lewelliu. from Eastport; Quickstep, from Cairo. The Armada and Fanny Brandeis left with as god packet trips as ever lelt tho wharf. The Armada had 30 hhds toba:cj for New Orleans, and 10 beds ior Pa-!ucah. Soe was also full of people The Morning Star had a big trip, including 292 bales hay, which aae reshippat en the Fanny Brandeis .The Mary Hou tou had a fair start, added considerably here, and received large orders for points below. ........ Toe Hartford, let it be remembered, goes

to Hartford, on Rough Creek, to-day, and will positively leave at noon. Have your freight and bids of lading on board early. The big Louibviile will bs hero this evening, en route to Louisville aud Cin

cinnati, aud wants all tue freight aud passengers she can get. Cat t. Jim Luslt Is her popular commander, aud Mr H. C. Bruco

l-t her estimable clerk The Oilie Sul;i

van came iu about 11 o'ciocir, with a liglit

trip. Sh9 ifropped down to the bone yard

to make some repairs The Lewelliii

arrived a few miuutes fter 11 last Light, with a good trip. Her manifest, kindly

furnished by her attentive freight clerk,

Sid. Humphrey, will be found below........ Tne Quickstep did not arrive till a bout 1 a

m., having a good trip, and having done a heavy way business The Norman passed Cairo at 1 p. m. yesterday, and Till

hardly be iu in time to leave to-day...

The Richmond passed Memphis umiug

Tuesday night, and may be expected liert)

before day light to-morrow The P. VV. Strader left Cincinnati last night, and will

be here early in the morning, Friday.

3IniiifiNts. Manifest of the tteamer Lewellin, from East port to Evausvs tie : For Evansville Woodrow, Usitz & Co, 2 packages ol iron ; J L Davy, i steers; T scantlin & Sou. Ssinve fixiur- s; Steamer Lewellin, 19 sacks of com ; It LMaynardA: Co IS bals of cotton; Sir. Wolf, 2 ht;ds of tobacco; E W Patrick, 7a hhds touacco; J N Burnett, 2 boxes. For Cincinnati Robert Moore fc Co, 9 bales of cotton. For Pittsburg J Dickey fc Co, 09 sacks of corn.

FOR CAIRO, COLUMBUS, A!fD MEMPHIS

The elegant uteamer f.fl-- NURMAN.

O. liewit. Clerk, Leaves for Memphis and all intermediate Mississippi Klver way laodings TI1CKNISAY, APRIL 8th,

at 12 o'clock m. For freight or passage apply on board, or to C. li. liUDD,

aprl d7t Aint. FOR OWENSKORO, CAN VELTON, AND LOUISVILLE. The magnificent passenger steamer f..lIS TARASC0N,

fU-2jt F- P. T. Hollcroft. Master; Miles D. Warren, Clerk, Will leave for Louisville and all way landings, on TIIUliSDAY, APRIL JVnr, at 6 o'clock p.sr. For freight or passaee apply on board, or to W. G. BRuWN & CO , dlt Agent. FOB LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI The splendid passenger steamer

JjUUibVILiLUi, iLkJa.mes A. Lusk, Master;

11. c uruce, cierK, Leaves Evansville for Louisville and Cincinnati on Tift" BSD AY, ATRIL TH, at 4 o'clock p.st. For freialit or r-Rssage apply on board, or to HUMPHREY. PATRICK A CO.,

or W. ti. BROWN & CO..

apSdlt Agents.

FOR EASTPORT. The fine, " old reliable" steamer i -f:'. j LEWELLIN, -v...4-;.J. L. Davy, Master; W. D. Covington, Clerk,

Lraves for Eastport and all Tennessee River way landings.

TIICKSOAY, APRIL 8TH,

at 4 o'clock p.m.

For Height or passage apply on taiaru,

Or to C. 14.

dlt a gem.

FOR WABASH RIVER. The fine passenger steamer L,fr LOUISA, bscsauiToiii Boiuss, Master; Cuarley Crawford, Clerk, Leaves for Mt. Cartneland all Wabash

River way lanuingi,

FiUllAY, APRIL rir,

at 4 P.M.

For freight or passage apply on uoarti. aprS d2l FOR M EM PHIS, VICICSBURG AN L NEW ORLEANS.

The fleet and elegant Heamer

P. W STRADER,

Alberl

stein. Master,

Alex. Stewart,

Clerk,

Leaves for New Oileans and ail way pons.

Fit I DAY, APRIL Til, at 9 o'clock A.st. For frelaht or pf H'asre apply on board, or to W. G. B RO W N CO , or F. M. 11 llil PH KEY A CO., aprS d2t Agents. FOR CAIRO, COLUMBUS, AND MEMPHIS.

S'heel steamer

The splendid tide

. it nmn:f

iKrarik Stein, Master; George Hunter, Clerk,

The True Medical Doctrine. Nature, when struggling with dbea-e, Indicates unmistakably the kind of aslstance she requires. In case of nervous weakness and general debility, the feeble pu'se, the lack-lustre eye, the attenuated frame, the flaccid muscles, the melancholy visage, inform us as plainly as If -ach organ had atongue,thatarnirtcato tilmuhuil U needed. It does not require the aid of a

medical education to understand ttus dumb appeal for new vigor, lroui an exhausted system. Every reader of t!."e lines can comprehend it Just as well n I lie graduate of a physicians' cohere. Lei. not this demand of erileiled natura be -lected. Respond to it promptly by commencing a coure of llO-s'I'K I Tl ..'t'S STOMACH BIT I KRS, a preparation uniting, in their blithest excellence, the prop

erties Of a MTIMULANT.au I .N V ItioK a ' i , and an ALi krativk. Before three days have elapsed. Irom the tak ln of the llrt disc, a marked beneficial chanx" will be manifest in the bociliy and meuttl con, lit ion of the patient. The pu se will be st ronger

aud more regular, ll eye will begin to lose its dull expression, the mtmcular and nervous yslems to reco er ttieir tension Dd the spirits to Improve. Persevere, and a complete revivification of tn depressed animal and mental powers Is ceit-nn. In cse of nyspepHla aud t.iliousness, Ihe ame salutary results will be ohalued. The appetite will revive, the sailowness ol the sklu disappear, and all Ihe dlstrcHslnst symptoms which aceoin puny dis'.;'dt t ol tue stomach and liver, will r it id y sunsi le. The sudden changes of Spring ollen Intensifje-j these complaints by checking the peripirstory action, by which so much morbid matter Is evsjor.ted througn th" pores of the body, and therefore the Bl 1'TKHS sre especially useful to the lys ptic and bilious at this season. Scbcnck's Pulmonic Syrup. Seaweed Tonic, and Mandrako Pills will cure Consumption, Liver Complaint, and Dynpepsia, li taken according to the directions. They are all three to be taken nt the same time. They clea nse the stomach, relax the liver, and put it to work; then tbe appetite becomes good ; tbe food digests and makes good blood; the patient begins

to grow In flesh ; the diseased mailer ripens in the lungs, and the patient outgrows the disease and gets well. 'I his is the only way to cure Consumption. To tnese thiee medicines Dr. 3. II. Bchenck, of Philadelphia, owe his unrivaled success In the treatment of Pulmo

nary Consumption. The Pulmonic Hyrup

rlpeLS the morbid matter In the lung nature throws It off by au easy expectoiu

lion, for when the phlegm or matter 1 ripe a slight couga will throw it oil', and the patient has rest, and the lungs begin

to heal. To do tli Is, the Seaweed Tonic aud Man

diake Pills must be freely used to cleanse

the stomach and liver, so that tl.e Pol

monlc Syrup and the food will make good

blood.

Hchenck's Mandrake Pills act upou the

Ilvtr, lemovlng all obstructions, rc!ix Ihe ducts of the gall b adder, the blie :,Mi-t

freely, and the liver Is wkio relieved; the stools will show what the Pills caa do; no

thing has ever been invented except culo'

mel ( i deadly poison, which Is very uu:i-

gerous to use, unluss with great caie) thai

will unlock the gall bladder and start the

uwretiona of the liver Hue scin'iiecs Man

drake Pills.

Liver Complaint la one of I lie most

prominent causes of CouMitiip.lou.

Hcheuck'H Seaweed Touic is a gentle

stimulant and alterative, aud the alka.i

in the Meaweed, which this preparation

made Of, assist the stomach, to lurowoiu

the Kaslric juice 10 uissoive me ioou wiui

th Pulmonic syrun and Is imul'j Into

good blood without leriiicutallou or sour-

inrf iu lue sioiiiacu.

Dr. Hcheock. In tils treatment, does not

try to i-lop a cough, nlxhl swe .is, chills, or fever. Remove ihe cause, and they v. ill all slop of I heir own accord. No onu c.ui be cured of Consumption, Liver 'onipiai nt,

Dvspennla, Catarrh, canker, of ijicera

Throat, unless the liver ana sloinach t i

made heuithy.

When there Uiioliinirdiseji.se. and only

Liver Com main t an.t 1 y .nei.hi, Nci i click '

Kenweod loniii and Aiamli -p-h Pill-, nr

sutUctent. Mitlioul the pulmonic Syrup.

T..k IIih Mandrake Pi. Is freely in all

bilious cmpiaiiiL, as lliey bic perleeli.v

harmless.

Dr. Hellene, who has enjoyed uninter

rupted heullli for many years past, and

lloW weighs li pounds, was v. iifii' d away

to a mere skt ieton, iu the very i;i-,t. s.i.K.-

Pulmonary consumption, his ph.vn-

rlmm linvliie niououui'ed bis ciotc ho

lens uud abandoned bun to hi t ile, lie

was cured by the u foresaid medicines,

Full directions accompany each, timk

inn It mil a(ul uleiv liei t nmiiy to see 111'.

Schetick, unless patients wisli their lung

examined: anil loi tins put pose i u n i

tessionall V lit his principal olliie, folia

delph.a, every Saturday, while all idlers

of advice must tie auurusseu.

Price of t.ie Pulmonic Syrup and l-.-a

weed Tonic, ench tl .SI per boll ie, or c7 Vi a

half dozen. Mandrake 1'Iiih.j.-. per box

For sale by all druggUts. fe2 i wiy SpN J

Hemic, asn Ccunty, Kentucky. Authorised Ly Act ir tin K-itu';ky

Seven !tit!i a .nil Highly I: ,- proved Oh! i V.m v Uiiitot i i'arnts, anil f01 1v;n wa, V) fie i)!ihM':! tT i:s . h.irc

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Leaves for Memphis aud all way ports KKIOAY, APRIL TH, at H o'eloelr A.w.

For freight or passape apply on board, or to HUMPHREY, PATRICK A CO., &pH Agents. ATS EE-Y XiAIltl,

PACKF.D BY

Money Lost. Lost on Wednesday evening, a. la rare pocket book containing about 230 in motiey, with orders to Preston Brothers, Tenny. Bodies & Co., Boetieber, Kellosg & Co., Carpenter, White &Co., Fendric-h Brothers and Morgan, Bead & Co.; faul pocket book and contents was lost between Evansville and Farris' on the New Harmony Road. The finder will be liberally rewarded by lavrng the same with Morgan, Head & Co., 32 First Street, Evansville. aprS-lw Bikd & FtOBB. J6" Hiram Nelson will sell this morning at his Auction Ilopm, at J) o'clock, a rockaway, a one-horse

wagon, household mruuuic goods and notions. -t-

Sprixg Styles. Just received from New York, aU the latest novelties in Fan's Bonnets and Hals, at the New York Millinery Store, No. S

South Second Street. ap7 2w J. L. Wagley.

Kiver Din;jIc1ich. PiTTSnuKU. April 7 NVor.. The weather isciear; it snowed ha'd durini; the morn-iuK-'lhermometer Si'. Monongahela 8 feet and tailing. St Paul, Minn., April 7. The river is rising rapidly, and the ice is breaking up. Two of the stone piers for the new M liwatiitee A St Paul Railro'-id bridge was partially can ied away by the ice. Iotjisvim-b, April 7. Port list Nick. Lougworth and John Kilgour, New Orleans to Cincinnati; silver Moon, Memphis to Cincinnati: Kate Robinson, St. Louis to Cincinnati ; Cheyenne, Cincinnati to Arkansas River; Legal Tender, from Cincinnati. The river isfaliiug rapidly, wi h IS feet water in the canal, 18 ieet oa the talis, and lo feet over tne rocks. The weather is clear and pleasant. Business dull. Mfmphis, Arril 7. Weather clear and pleasa t. River rising. Arrived Minneo la. Departed Missis-ippi, to Si. Louis; Richmond, to Louisville; Thompson, to Arkansas River; Sam. J. Hale, with 7U9 baies of cotton, to Cincinnati. Nashville, April 7. River falling; six feet ou Hai petu Snoals. Weather fair aud pleasant. Arrived Na hville. from Cairo: Moilie Gram, irom Louisville: Robert Moore, from Cincinnati; A. Baker, from the Upper Cumberland. Departed J. N. Phillips, to the Upper Cumberland.

Caiko, April 7. Charleston, St. Loeia to Cincinnati 9 p.m.: Bismarck, New Orieans

i,. sit Louis. 12 m Julia. Vlcksburir to St.

Louis, 11 am. ; City of Alton, st. Louis to Vicksburg, 1 p.m. ; Louisville, New Orleans

to Louisville, 1 p.m.; Norman, Memptns lo v.vmisvilie. 1 p.m.: Sam. Brown, Louisville

in si. f ,nn is. 4 p.m.: Emma No. 3, Cincin-

i in "n: t. vu iit-innH. 4 e.M.: Arthur, St,

Louis to New Orleans. 5 p.m : Cumb rland.

hviiiisvlile nacset. i p.si. "

5 inches. Weather clear.

TuFie Anrll 7.-Arrived: I'.elle er-

nou and Bismarcs, New Orleans; Meit:otte,

. . . . , . wl hu muni A nil V di'uu-

son. Keokuk ; Tom Farrow and barges and Ida Rees, Pittsbuig; I linois, Peoria. De-ouried-Andv Johnson, Keokuk; City of

Alton. Memphis; -Viary Eiia. Kansas silver Bow, Tempest aud Andrew ArJey.I-ort Benton; Chaiueion, Cincinnati; HUno t, Peoria; Bee and baraes. New Orleans. 1 he fi.. -.iiiriv more ranidly. and all the

o r risinir. Weather clear

L r,. .-illi indications tj-nigi.t of

rain. Business quite aelive with the upper

country, but -uu neiow.

Choice Apples. Andy Williams, at the post-office stand, has a large stock of fine apples. He receives fresh supplies almost every oay.

Dealers will take notice. At rPS ATemhrirs of T. of H.Div. No. 4

S. of T.: The regular meeting night for the Division will be on Monday in

stead of Tuesday, as heretofore. 8-2t R. B. Hart, Pt. S.

Valuf.ble Real Estate for Hale.

OTS 1. 31 3, 4, 5 6. 7, 8. JO, 11,

It . ... ii 14 of fractional lot z: aiso,

?rf .tt:.i i.'.i. i.i n-half -or fractional lot 1

of McGary's Enlargement, known as the Roegers property, bounded by Division, Kim, First, and Second rstreets This prop- . r-L,ri for sale on reasonaole terms.

and if not, disposed of by the 5lh day of

May the same will be offered lor sale at auction. One-third of the purchase-money down ; the balance in two equal payments un.i turn vears. with interest, the

deferred payments secured bv mortgage. P ALBERT DOUGLAS. inb31 By James stkkle, Agent.

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CINCINNATI.

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rf-l-;pf3i'TEat.: ;

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Af,h Hour Gror.rr for our "brand of

Lard in (hexe packages.

Packed 3 11. , 5 th., 10 It.. Caddies, 60 . Ca es

for shipment. Cheapest mode lor sening

Lara, sena ior rric uisi.

larii dim

For Sale.

jyy t suit purchasers, situate seven

tmleH 1-elOW 1 1 1 II i ie s' 11 . rv . " - -- -j . inquire of KObKKT P. LE fCH KH, at inquiieor f,,IkB a fO.'s, apr'dlw i'.l Not th Water street.

RCEDER & BECKEft, EAGL.K

Boot, SIioo, and Gaiter manulACtory,

XVo. Hoooml Mtroft, (Between Main and Sycamore,) T. V AS V I IilE, 1XII1. I. The best vf Journeymen employed. Itepa-rinf? ilun nt abort No4ice. mh29

Fragrant Toilet Suiijis AltE PBCPAItCn ItY lillel Murk ueulroiu (lie bemtMaterinlM, imd art (hOWX AS THklHTAMOAMIf UY IitALiiW AJI CUSTOM KKB. bold Everywhere.' I Joo MUriiEKSl UOTlIKliii I XUTkl ll DON'T FAIL TO PROCUR Mrs. Winslow'ti Sootiiin.!; Sjrup, FOR CHILDREN 'JTiLTHl NU. This valuable preparation h:ts been irmi with tuner Jailing tucerui in tiiow.nj u

Jt not only relieves the child from pain but invigorates the stomacu and bj.v.-ls. ooi reels acidity, and gives lone mjil energj to the whole system. It will also ins: jiim relleveGaiPHiiU IN THK UoWfcLM and Wiisi ColJC. We Ix-lleve it is the bent and tire.l ternetly in th worta in ail cases ol "' li and liarrhtra tn'C't'itUlren, wheiliei uilsiiJii from teething or any otuer cause. Full directions lor using wui accompany each bottle. . Be sur-. aud call for " M KM. V,'J NSJ.O vV'l SOOTHING HVKUP," having tun juinUe oi CuiiTiH . PaakiAH " on me outside wraiiper. All others are base Imitation.

Je-1 OA worn Batclieior'fl HairDye. This splendid Hair Dye is the beet in tl.e world; the only true and pelted Iyt harmless, reliable, Instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous Luis; remedies ttie 111 erJecls of badoyes; iu vlor at vs ad leaves the Hair soil a-id l.e.i uliiui. ttu k or brown. Sold by ail DruuisK uiei Perfumers; aud properly appilod i.t i a cnelor's Wig factory, No. J'.offi sneet, New York. jjnyjudiy FOR liLACK WOKMM AND PIMI'LKS on the fnce, ue l'erry't UsmeiJUtnr int J'trnfile liemeily. prepared on y ly It. B. C J'ukky. 49 Bond street. New i'oik. Hold everywhere. The trade supplied by whole, sa.e medicine dealers. mM7 uBui.w .mi TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES Freckles, and Tan Iroru tne htcu Use ;- ry' Molli and J-'reckle i.oliira. n. pun il outy by Dr. B.C. Pjckkv. Hold by m.1 .lm. gists. mblH dsm.w.iiii-sp n ttolli Patcbes, Freckles & Tun. The ONLY RELIABLE Ri.MDY lot hoise Baow.t bi.-M:o locations on the ! iaI'erry'i Mttlh and Ieckle ijol's,n, Pic-sj-ed i,n!y by Dr. Ii. C. PKl .UV, rf Boiiu ttreet, New York. Hold t?vri where. aarj dtiia

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