Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 31 May 1869 — Page 1

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One year, by mall .S10 GO Ws months, by mall....;. 5 6ii Titimtb,by iail. . . 3 00 By the ween, parable to carrier........ 25 TBI-WEEKLY JOURNAL. One year. ..8 7 00 4 (x BULSMUM ................................... W fi-SKLY JOURNAL. One copy, one year Five copies. oe year................... Ten copies, one year........... ..8 2 00 ,. 8 ... 15 00 TF.LISKAPH SUMMARY. A convention ol (shakers numbering sixty, delegates, of both sexes, met In Boston on Saturday, and listened to a number of addresses of their belief. Kate Fisher, the actress, charged with stealing a watch lrom a woman named Bevins, In New York, lias been discharged. Judge Shandley dismissing tne case. Prince Louis F erdinand. de Bourbon was married .to t8enertta Hamel, of Havana, on Friday, by Kev. r. Wiseman, in SL Peter's Church, . New York. They were married aw weeks i In ce by a Police" Justice; r p. , j - - , ; - ., . ' " Two rich brothers named Yonng, lirlng In Hunterdon County, New Jersey, were recently sentenced to two years In the State Prison for Kleptomania, tbey having stolen nearly all tbe turkeys In the neighborhood. f . , . The brig Morancy arrived atGay's Point, on Friday,, from Porto Cabel'o. When leavlng-that port she was flied at lrom the fort, first with blank cartridge, then with round shot, wh'ch struck her amid-t ships, and went throt-ga the bulwarks, do did no other damage. Halt is again brought In the Second District Cbur of Louisiana on b :hilf of mr nierous petitioners ,re-cor testing he valid" ity ot the title of Mrs. Myra Clark Uaiues to properties in New O leans and the State of Louisiana, held by the petitioners and claimed by Mrs. O, lines. Petitioners as a revocation 'of th uecree admitting to probata tne pretended will of Daniel Clark of July 13tb, 1813. Ttt Free lieliglomr Association held a largely attended ma ting .on Saturday in Boston. AUdresSes were mads by Rev. O-' B. Frothingham. Ir. Etlaitger, of NewYork, editor of the J. wish T.mes; Rev. Jesse H. Jones, Rev. Fraud Abbot, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Mrs. Julia Ward Howe Colonel illgginson, atd many other-, and' without any business action the meeting idjourued. Reports from Lake Hibley i-tate that a party of Sioux and Cheyenne Indians attached a Scandinavian Colony Miuthwest of that place, on the 2iilh, kiiliig five of the colony but t bey were driven olf .li ter bard figating. Considerable excitement exists on the Republican River. SSeverai tettiers have been killed in the past few days. It Isolated, that two men lately lrom Sidney, Iowa, were among them. An expurte application was made ou Friday mon lug, to Judge Clark, in the Supreme Courts of Now . York, by Counsel fn the paH Of 'John H. Prouty and othtll holde-s and owners of guaranteed, or c instruction stock in the Michigan Southern and .Northern Indiana Railroad Company, to the amrjuot of Home millions, for a temporary u junction, restraining the Directors and Le Grand L ckwood, the Treasurer, from selling or in any manu r deposing of ihe property, franchise, or securities of this Company until the plaintiffs shall be paid ali arrearages of interest on their shares. T,EIGEAP H. Saturday Msht's Dispatches. Decoration , of EJoldiors' Graves. The McConnell Trial. Murder Terrible Hurricane at Shipman, Illinois. f s 11 - l ' " '- - Half the'Town Destroyed. More Particulars of the Storm in Virginia. . San Fkancisco, May 29. The Central and Southern Pacific Ilii'roud companies! yesterday finally located ihei? grant of lands in this city, f r railroad purposes, consisting of sixty acres thirty acres eaeh of subm rgd lands in Mission Bay. Slajor General Thomas and staff, left Promontory Point for California this aiteruoon. Decoration ef SoltllT' Graves Idi Hon.: I lrilcn!ars of the Mrni, Wheeling, My 20 Dccorathm Day is being generally observed throughout the cay. A large procession of civil aud military are now moit),ir towards Mount Wood, alliens witliout regard to politics uniting to do houor to the gallant ad. Additional particuiar.-i of the ditadful stotm or ye.-terday show the work of devas'atiou lo have been far creator than was at fitst supposed. The do-, struct on to vineyarus has been immena.. Those least injured cannot be made productive for years, and in a majority of cases they are utterly ruined. Up the Wheeling Creek Valley the destruction's enormous. Many sheep and lambs have been killed in fields. The wheat is cut close to the ground-. A number of accidents to individual- are reported this forenoon, some of which will likely prove serious. West Liberty is reported in ruins." Hnil stones , to the depth of two leet yet remain at points on Market and "Main Streets. Decoration of Soldiers' Graves. Nasuville, May 29. The decoraaion of the graves of soldiers at the national cemetery, near this city, took place to-day. A vast concourse of people were in attendance. The cere monies were deeply stirring, and were conducted with a spirit that evinced ihi patriO;ic fratjiude of the masses, and their respect lor the dead heroes. Able addres-ses were delivered by Governor Senter and others. The day was excessively hot. lwo colored infants were smothered to death in a car, and a little white boy and girl lost fheir lives by being thrown Iroia the top ot another car. The HcConncll Surder ? rial Terrible loraado Ilair a lowu Destroyed. Chicago, May 29. In the" session of the McConnell murder trial yesterday the evidence of only two witnesses were taken., ihe attendance was larger than cn any previous occasion, filling tho immense ha.l complete'y. Vm. A. Morrill testified that he as a milkman and was in the habit of delivering milk at McDonnell's houe ALoat 9 A.M , on the day of the' murder, while delivering nulk to McDonnell's .servant, he saw Robinson at the the north end of McConnell's lot on the pavement, and that he was traveling toward McConnell's gate; that l e soon entered the gat? and proceeded towards the General's house; when he

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!. '1 ft if VOL. XX. '"i f t, to. a drove off Robinson .wasabouVltialf way from the gateto tlia house. , The next day he weot to' llobirjson's store and he cootesged that fo& was at McConnell's at about 8 o'clock- 1 s." The next witness Mrs. Mahony testified that about 9 o'clock on the i momiDsr of the murder she saw iiobmson od the pavement inside of $leConnell'a yard; she saw him come out of the gate, and turn north on the street ; aid not tee him afterwards, r. At the crosa-exami nation "Mrs: "MahoDy f-aid she was poet live that the man she saw was Jiabinson, and not Edward McConDell t ? , The Court then 'adjourned until this morning. - The sixth day ot the McUonneii murder trial opened tim morning at 8 o'clock. . . : !-r Wm. II. Barnes, one; of the prisoner's counsel, was introduced as a witness for the prosecution. " He said he was present at the Coroner's inquest held on the body oHxenerai, iHcLonaell, and was clark ot the jary, with the consent of the Coronet; in his presence the prisoaer; was produced before that inquest as a witness : the document phown witnesris the depo sition of the prisoner, and was wr.ittrn by witness in the prisoner's pres ence, and was- real : ver to lutn neiore he siaoed it; he yras' requested to corr'Ct it if wrona; lie tnade one or two rrections. aud was not", allowed others which he wished fo make. The counsel for the people offered in evidence the statement niaoe by prisoucr before the Ci.ro tier's inquest. The counsel i'or the prisoner objected to its' admission as evidence.'' Mr. Morrison,- lor the people, considered that this co-Crtik'd deposition was tiinpiy offered as a voluntary statement made at the iriqaest by the accused ; that he was not a prisoner, and U'st fu;d without, objection. The contested point wa-t discussed at eon.-uderable Ioutith by bo'h eouufcel belore the disposal of the questiou. The Court adjourned to 1:30. A reort re.iched here by special lispat.jh that about half the town of Shipiuan was destroyed by a hurricane last night. Brick and wooden houses alike were prostrated or unrooted. - The. water tank, wind mill and building'. of the railroad "company were blown down. The.datnage is immense. There are no particulars as to the loss of life or personal injuries received. . , l - B. Chaddiek, a young ld, cpmted suieide iu Fulton, Illinois, a few days since. This is the third boy that has ' committed suieide' iu the same town. " Immense preparation have boon in progress to-day fof decorating the soldiers' graves to morrow. . ;v Potulaiter Eastman, of this city-, this looming appointed B. "White, an educated young colored man, a native of Chicago, to a clerkship in the office. This is the first appointment of the kind in the West. Sunday Sight's . Dispatches!; Dac oration of Scldiors,' Graves. News by Atlantic Gabl'e. Interesting Foreign New3 by iit jamer. - New Yokic, May 30. Tbo Herald has a special cable dispatch dated London, the 29ih, which states that at a meeting of the Jockey Club to day, sir Joseph Uawley'slnorjnn to prohibit the racing of two year olds before the first ot July of eaohvyear,: was lost. Mr. Forrester's compromise, resolution prohibiting such racing befere the first of May of each year, was car rieci. This is r g irded as the greatest reform the turt has expei ieueed 'for jears in regard to 'the circulation of thorough breds and the morality of the racing community. George Peal O'iy sailed in th Ssoti from L'ver po d io-d , for New Ycik. New YoliK, May 30 Ti e steamer Alaska, inon Asprnwull, 22J, arrived with $181,519 in treasure. . Dr. Ij .ii, ih j Ainericati Consul, had entered ou his tunecions at Panama. Tho small-pox his broken out on the Bri'ish steam -?r Camelou, f-ur-ten cases 1 avtng been report u. Tne Siato ot faaa ui w .s quiet. Mosauera. the candidate for the Presidency of Columbia, was gaining grouud, aud wouid irobably be elected. ; : ; 5 The Columbian benate was discussitg the I;thmus Canal Question. Ihe President expressed a great desire to have the treaty with the United States on that subjeet reconsidered. ,:,; ',' ; " IT Many Senators favored giving the canal grant to a private company rather than allow it to pass into the hands ot a foreign government." '.' " A proposition has been made to make Panama the capital of the. Republic. r . General Kilpatrick, American Minister to Chili, was in Lima, en route for his post. The report that Bolivia threatened the invasion of Peru was false and the fears of a war between the two countries had completely died away. The yellow fever on ; the South American coast has considerably abated. " The revolution in Guatemala has been foiled. The leaders were defeated and their troops dispersed. The yellow fever was raging at San. Jose, in Salavada. , The volcano of Isealo (was in active ; eruption, and enormous streams of i lava were pouring into the p!ain.; The breaking out of the volcano waspreceded by several, shocks of,aa earthquake, be'ors reported, which were tett throughout the country. The Costa Itican Congress met on the 1st of May.'" The President's message declares the -country tranquil and prosperous. 7 On . the, 5th Congress declared Don Jesus Jemenez elected President, and he was iu--Stalled ou the bth. Prize FiKh Frustrjtscd, , ! Boston. May 3t). The police, yes- i terdiy afterooou, iaierru.ted au.ioi- i promptu r ze fight, after twenty-two 1 rounds had been fought, in the hack! yard of a drinking aaloon Ton l'ortland Street and at rested Stephen ! Williams aod Geo-. Marsh, 'the prio- f eipals, and two others, for aiding and abetting. Both pnncipaLs showed severe punishment. ' V i . ,

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is Decoration of Soldiers' Graves. .Indianapolis, May 30. Notwith standing the heavy ram which con tinned all day biturday. a large num ber of persons were present at Crown Hill Cemetery, to participate in the decor ition of the soldiers graves The ceremonies were of the most im pressive character, lion. John Coburn, member of Congress from this district, delivered the address. BctfbUlo, May 30. The annual ob servance of .deeoratinar the soldiers' graves was celebrated here to day, with impressive ceremonies. The shipping in . the harbor, the public buildinsrs and private residences displayed flags at half-mast throughout the city. The morning was devoted to decorating t he graves at Suburban Cemetery, by detachments of troops and committees detailed for that purposer The leading features of the day occurred in the afternoon, at Forest Lawn Cemetery. The streets were crowded with citizens to witness the grand procession, consitiDg of a fu'l turn outof the seventy fifth and seventy-fourth regiments of New York National Guards and United States troops from Fort Proctor, express wag ins, drawn by four horses, each carrying soldiers of the war of 1812, fourteen sick and disabled officers and soldiers, and wreaths of flowers intended for the decoration, and carriages with city officials, &a. The ceremonies at the cemetery consisted ol dirges by the different bands in attendance, prayer by the chap'ain ot the day, an oration hy lion. A. P. Niehels, a poem by A. G. Chester, &c. - G ETTYSBCRCI, Pa. May 30. All the military organizations of the country are iuvited to participate in the ceremonies of the dedication of rhe monument in ihe Soldiers' National Cemetery, at Gettysburg, on the first of July next, and those intending to be present are requested to oonimuuicate such intention within a reasonable time, so that proper ar rangements can ne made tor them. The call is male by David Wells. ' Philadelphia, May 30. After the heavy raiu in the morning, the day became excessively warm. ; The city has been very lively all day with bands of music, aeeompanving the different posts of the G. A. 11. to the cemeteries for tho purpose of decorating the soldiers' graves. Iu some case the posts were accompanied by wagons loaded with flowes. The graves of the colored soldiers were also decorated by the military company of that color. ' PirTSKCRa, May 30. Saturday was observed as a memorial day in this city. , There was a general suspension of business. The buildings were appropriately decorated. An oration was delivered by Hon. -J. M. Kirk. ' Patrick at tho Academy of Music. The procession was very loug." It consisted of five posts of the Grand Army of the Republic, soldiers' orphans, firemen, members of tho typographical Union, &o. Seven cemeteries were visited by different divisions, and the graves of some 2,000 soldiers "were strewn wi th flowers. The scenes at the cemeteries were very impressive. On Sunday services were held In our churches appropriate to the occasion. ; Milwaukee, May 30. The heavy rain to day interfered materially with the decoration ceremony, but the programme was successfully carried out. -The collection of flowers was bountiful-and. the attendance large. About fifty gnves of officers and privates were beautifully decorated notwithstanding the scarcity of flowers at this season, most of which wero iurnished from hot houses. ' ..- , 1 - -"' i " J ' Texas Ifews. ' New -Orleans. .May 29 A dispatch from ' Jefferson, Texas, says: The proceedings, of the Military Commission, etgaaed in the trial uf citiZ't.s charged with the murder of Geo. W. Smith, so far has been confined to the examination of Major Curtis, who was in command of Use Post at the time, and Hubert Dubois, and two freed men whoeseiped. The evidence of the officers and freedmen conflict badiy. The officers both swear that all partie eugaed were disguisi d. aud the ueiiroes sw. ar diiectly the opposite. A large crowd is in atn uia: Co, and great interest is manifested. Over one hundred witnesses have been summoned to appear on the 7th of June. Hy -VI Inns t s i I'BpU. ENG LAN D. LlVEfirooh, May 30 Mr. Motley, United Sfatei Minister, arrived here today, and was received by tie Mayor ot the city and the American Consul tf this port. The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce will present an address to the new Minister tomorrow. . ; SPAIN. Madrid, May 30 Gen. Cabellero Deroda.will sail ou the 15th of June for Havana.. Madrid. May 29. The Official Gazette, will contain, to-morrow, a decree appointing General Chabellero T)eroda,the. present Director of Artillery, aa Captain-General of Cuba. AUSTRIA. Vienna ' Mav 30. Ismael Pasha, Viceroy of Egypt, has arrived in thia city. . '.. " '" " ' ' "" FRANCE. Paris, May 23 The Americans at present residing in Paris, have presented a. farewell address to General Dix. The Gsneral has invited three hundred of his countrymen to a banquet, which will take place at the Grand Hotel, on the first of Juue. He leaves Havre, for home, on the steamship Cambria on the fifth of June. Memphis Items Sup.-eniJ Coart Der: cision. M emphis. May 30. Mr. Southwiek, of Chicago, committed suieide by hanging himself in a stable at the residence of his brother-in-law, last evening. No cause known. At a negro ball in Centre Alley, Isist night, Charley Boyd shot Mary Kellis through the head, kiiling her instantly. xou escapcu. . ' The following is a s-ynopsis ot the decision of "the Supreme Court, at Brownsville, yesterday, in the cse of the State vs. Staten., Iu this case the uDaoimous dtcisioa of the Court was to day Tendered by Henry K. Smith, Judae, holding th;jt the right to vote was "acTeaf legal right, s-ecured to citizens under the constitutional bill rf rights to Tennessee; that the elective lratichir-e stood on as high ground as the right of property, or any other right secured by the Constitution ; that this right

EVANSVILLE, IND.,

once vested, could be taken away by due ptocess of law, and that the power attempted to be conferred on the Governor, by the acts of the Legislature, to set aside registration for frauds, irregularities cr other cause, is a judicial power, which cannot be conferred or exercisad by the Executive of this State, and for that reason all His acta and proclamati6ns in setting aside registrations in counties, and parts of counties, are absolutely null and void, and holders of certificates granted by the previous registration commissioners are entitled to vote by reason of the same. Judge Shackelford de livered a seperate opinion concurring with this decision, but went further and attempted to justify his opinion in the case of Rediy vs. Sherbrook, holding franchise acts Constitutional. Other Judges, reversed in this case the question of Constitutionality of several franchise acts. St. Louis, May 30. The St. Louis Type. Foundry, which was damaged by fire last night, was insured. The building was only damaged about $3,000. The lo-s on the stock of the foundry is nowestimared at $30,000. .'IP i it . UtilMEBCIAL Ior Mara. tn. Nkw York. May 9. Telexrapli.) AH-S Potash quiet, at 57 C2(aiS 00; pearl-a-h null. 'C'oTTOjr-FirmsT; sales 2.900 bales at 2Ue for riiifti:iii! uplai ds. l,i.Tii -5.4l0c b-tte r, with a fair i in and tor hipiuK uraden. sales ot 9,8,io barrels tt 10 a. n n.r upei li ue Hie mikI Wtsier; jsi ii) o in ior ci.ii) uiori to cn ace exiraSlal So fui-fXUa We-tt-rn; an tdij 73 tor ii-fd to choice white wheat extni; i a t 7 .'i3 lor com moil to . noice n. H. O, ; 87 ihx4 8 (XI lor common to lair extra .si. Ijuui,; tvi for nont ao., cKsintc sie.uli. Included in the Kles aie 5 00j b;irels of extra Hi ate lor export. ai to 2, part for oeliveiy. i 'aiifmiit Hour y iior moit- Mteuuy : sues oi a.u fo rirreij at iti.o7 7.3 K.v e li'.ur qu'et h ud declining; ttales oi loO bariels at fc4 V.jati to. I'llRN m'EAL. -Quiet. Whisky- Uull, uavy and Sower; sates of 12i t litis "f wexteru a f tl,i.l UJ for free. VyilEAT Receipts, 1":;,:72 bisnels; 1c tx.'.ler. Willi a luir export, demand lor Kpring; Bales ot 110,Ul) busbels at. 1 42il 4i tor Nil 2 spriusj ' elivere ' ; SI 47 for No. 1 il. delivered; il 75 for white Michigan. Hvk imp. K a ri.ky Nominal. Bahlkv MALT-Noininal. t Oku-lUceipi.-, M!i busliels : heavy and i(,ti!c P'.wer, with sales of 10,(kO husliels at 511.(4,75;; or new raixeii Weseru, vl the canal, 7S8.5o via railroad. Sue for k.lu dried, iiud tor new Western yellow. . Oais IteceiptK, Sa.liil bushels; penel Arm, and cled heavy and declining; isaie-. of 39,j0iI busliels at 777Sc for West ru atloat, miii a for do. Iu btore. IttCK Quleu Coffee-Dull. tsuoK steady; feale.s of 453 hhds. t'ub at 'lvjshKSc Alons-Ks-Dall. l'ETitoi. um -Steady at SOJ-Je for refluod. Horn -Quiet at 6Hc for American. Leathisk Hemlock so;e Helling freely at previous prices. wooi. Quiet and dk-oopina;; Rale of 250,00 ' fiouudsat 50 fj54o or domestic fleece, (We lor pici-locit, 07t7!io lor Cauada combiuga, 39alle for puded, UrctXie lor Tex.is. ViT Linseed firm and quiet. c.,f V!"?1; 'lrmer; sales of ti'ttl barrels at i i.i'f. civ,r new iae; felt OiJ:jl lo f i infiT,ttad! Riiles f ."!) barre! s at 00 for v l?C BKK-DuU : Kalpf 30 tier.-es at f-'l fcr prime mes-s ; , 0 :tJ it0 fu$ BKr.r MAJi's-Bieady; sa'es of 2C0 Dai. 1 at , uutgirf.. oo i Cot Mpat.s Stealy ; sales of 1"0 packages 12il3o for sliouider.s; ljloc for hams. Mimi.rcs Quiet ; salm of oil) ooxei at ltii,(5 for short ribbed; HiVc for long cear. Laud Iec!ded,y tiMifer; t.ales of 200 tierces a. 18 (ti'J'-.jC, bui. cliielly at l!)!c, tor sleam; lSl'ftj.yiio for kettle rendered ; al.so, sales of 25u tierce of steam, ueiler June and July, ai laJicelOc. BUTTKit .Itic lor Ohio ; :5i33 s for State. CHEiiSJS Firm at 17tc. fit. Louis HarRet. Bv Telegraph. I Bt. IjOOIU. May C'J. Tobacco Active and unchanged. otton Oood oidUa y to fully middling sold at 25i2ro. Fr.oUrt uull ; mpei fine and Sprin i extra f4 25a-l 75, double-extra S5 OJ' 50, trebleextra to lancy S7 I 0;49 50. Wheat luactive; No. 2 Jsprlns sold at SI OtSijl 10; p ime to choice red fall 81 .'0j SI 5u; btrict.y choice aud laucy Si S5j I to. . Cokn liiiii grHdes Arm at 7 75c for yellow, aud 75:'ttSuc lor white. Oais Dull, lower, and unsettled; 63 5c. Hakley Qniet t SI 60 'or Iowa Spring. Hye luili .tSl ? 9 1 10 tr prime. Whisky i.Hil and iowei, at 98c, and at the clos was olFered at 96y. Cof kk 2 1 1 a2 ic lo gocd to prime, and 2!a u2 !(! tur ciioice Kio. flrO it -liHut 15c or IjOiiKsiana. MoijKEi-"jSji! for p.antxiion. Provisions . cry iiona. IMn held at "Ki:ii;ii;ii;4, the i alter for tx ra lienvy. Pacini nou Idtrs l;ic; litld at lol4c. Clear sniea 12 c12'c. La d Him. ami tiel i iiiBher; sales i f t, eam-re. dered at 17,'4c; choice, iu tuo Jobbing wa , is4. i h teas; H Telegraph. Flour-Low to CHiCAGoMay 2d. mcil urn armies spruiy ex THf-mm; s;iiesai it !). j.t 2a Wheat Acuve and unsettled : ale.s of o. ! il 17i.tl l-VJ: No. 2atsl 12', ni PS, eet.er June, -nt $1 iv4.1l l5'-2, cash, c.osiua: dull at Si ioul l';4(;i.l 15 ,: tins aiteruoon No. 2 was dull ml 3-1 : Sit 1 154, ca li, a ilSI 12!4:1 l-'i. seller June m ; s;i les n Corn Ac i vt-, ami 'iu'oC h'gtier: isales of No. 1 at t!7Vi i"e; Sd 2 a.t ;is n."4lc; re-j-cted 54 5:(.c; no gr.ide 4lia42e, c.OMOg at t.s)4 ii.ti,sj-4c io "No. 1, aud oH'siSJO for No. V; uuenaiiKed this atteruo -u Oats Active, aud ,'.. .I'ie t-ts; er: sales nl. tiijfotjic, c-ah, and uD).-2 COc, teller, for No. 2. Ryu More active, lnwf-r and usettlel; sales of No. I fit tl 02l OP J: No. 2 at SI 00 (sl t l, closing at il i for o 1. haklby - iJuu and nomiual, at J I 49vjl 50 for No. 2, in t-tore. JIol .KSE.S-U5e-fl 01. fsus a k .;il4,iil l;4c for common to choice. Pkovisioxs-Q i'.'t and firm; misspoik $l 50; lMid liVJilS'Ic; short rib middles 1534e; loose shoi t 'jiear Hi; Jc. Louisville Market. By Telegraph. 1xuisvii.i.b. Afay 9. Flouk Stead v ; fcuperfiue 1 75;" fancy 88 25. A No 1 S7 25. W II EAT-Si 20. , , CX)KS Shelled, in bulk, C5c. Ryk-SI ti5. Oats In bulk f5c It ye M At.T-fl 50. Corn Malt- il 10. Oat Ma-lt-Soc. c4aia malt 82 30. Sugar Vrime 141,c. Cofsk Itio, priiiie 25Jc. MoiASSEj New Oneans, prime 5c, Borghnru 55c. Ptiovisios Qu'e; ; best prime mess pork 31 50; bacon, shoulders lilc; clear rib lti,'4c; clear tides 17c; ham?, jancy su&arcured 19c. Lakd-In tierces ISUc. Hay Ou tue w. aff i2l 50 for choice T. toothy. F. TATOES-Oid f I 55, new S7 CO. :, ; Candles- 12 oz. lSic. Cotton Quiet ajd steady; low miildliug2o.o; middling 2(JJiC ; good oidiuaiy 23', ordinary 22vw. HaGixg-2 pounds Kentucky p. g 21). Ft ATHKK3 Prime 82c. Wool Unwashed .tic. Highwises Freegl ol. Cemet 82 I okn Meai Bolted loose 7oc, biin dried H 00. Memphis Ssrset. 8.v Telegraph. 1 Memphis. May 29. Coitox Low middling 20? i27c : 1 eeeipts 131 ba es: exports 1.990 bates Flouk -So 25 ior supe'fiae; .57 to SS for Fati Corn sales at 7Sc. Oats Firm and scarce at 80c. .Hay S2H and steady. "Pork :2 Ot) and firm : - Lakd 19c. Bacon shoulders 13Jc ; sides Bulk Meats None iu market; shoulders o,uiel; bides dull. . i Sew loric Dry Koods agrSet. By Telegraph.! New Yokk, May 29. The market opened fairly active at J steady, n not tair, prices tor starie cottou fabrics, bui closed rather quietly In heavy brown sheetings, and goods of this class, and a reaction lu prices is anticipated. Heavy woolens far coating purposes are in improved request at 423,1jc for tj-4.

MONDAY, MAY, 31. 1869.

RCEDER & BECKER, EAGLE Boot, Shoe, and Gaiter Haimfkctoi-y, TVpL'ii: ococl Htroet, (Between Main and Sycamore,) The beat of Journeymen employed. Repairing: done at abort XoHoinn29 " ' ' ISAAC PINCH, BTJILDER of Yacht?, Pleasure Boats, Yawls, and ' f:'M!t?:i :fA Skiffs, Will receive and execute orders inw for ca,b and warrant work, on Water Street, below JeeU imnn oam O. SPKATT. W. O. WHITTINGHAM CHAELIS A.BKIDGK3. ; "PICKETT" TO n.iCCO WARE HOUSE, ; b PR ATI & CO, Propaetors, C0BXKB MAIN and EIGII11I STBKET3 i LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. mhl7 3m For Sale and Trade, A lKM K1.E HOCSF, t'OSTAlJf. X4. ing fonrteen looms, and a s'ore-room Siiua edon ( lie corner of rourth and Oak treei. Win take half cash and balance in i i mi 1114 iaii-1. tor pariicuiura, inquire ou the premise Of ' malSdlin II. HABKNICIIT. BO. TaOKNHILL, TiHiUMIILL WM. ItfOiLSUlLL 1'JFVC'TTKB Or SEt'OXO STREET, near Main, EVANSVILLE, IND. 'All Kinds of fine Saddles and Haruesu contautly ou hand. KEPATIUNO done in lue best manner aud iilsiioit notice. , , Jmbodtim Public Auction. rpn r. i7Mi:ttij.t.i u ii.i. mil Jim at t public aucf iou. o.o ill II .4- 1A Y. J u e 7th. at (Jaw At. tln-ir place. 011 ihe plana road, one mile from the com t house first brick-yard ou said load), the lollowlug uami-d artlclea, 1 1 wit.: ' too,!! good bricks, 3C0 cords of wood, 5 tons of hay, 3 wagons, 1 cart, 1 dray, i plow, 6 horses, 1 mule, and ail the utensils ueloiit,'ing to a good biick-yard. At. lue same time we will sell at auction IS acres of laud, with a wood dweliini;house, containing s.ix rooms, aud a bricic shop, on the premises. The teims of the sale of the real estate wlil be made known on the day of tne lue. Terras for the sale of Dersoual property : Ail sums under 8V0, cash ; or a. I sums ovf r r0, bix months' credit, with interest, will be Ktven, the purchaser Kivin his notes, with security, waiving relief iw ' liou or appraiiejww'l aJ Tii 17 M KIER. - - ' ' tj II t N it Y BAUMANN. United States Marsharu Sale. a: Vlltll'E OP AS OltDKU K. sale to m directed lrom IheCierk's Oihceot ttie United Htatcs District Court lor the District of Indiana, mace in the cause 10 Admiralty No. I Su'. John Hugo, et. al vs. the steamboat Quickstep. I will, on Sa urday, the 2Mb day of May, 18U9, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. St. and 4 o'clock 1. sf,, at the Court House door, in the Ciiy of Kvansvllie. Vanderburgh County, Indiana, offer ior sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, the wrick of the steamboat Ollie Sullivan, now lying iu ihe Ohio It! ver near Diamond Islauo, btft weeu Kvansvllie aud Alt. Vernon, Indiana. JUitN. SPQONER.TJ. S. Marshal. IJy J. ti. iliiin-how, Deputy. .May Sth, 1S09. myl4 Notice to Green Eiver Shippers. Tll; SritHKK Alll l,YO Will, carry Ireighi to all points on Oreen and Barren Kivers at TWENTY-HVK CKNTS per hundred pounds; Salt and ' our, 25 cents per barrel; Uine. 15 cents per barrel; and other Ire!ht in proiortiou. - W. s. VANMKTkR. l apfi In. i .vansville, Ind., May ltjlh.lstjSi. mal9dtf in v it 1 it, 3i. JOHN S. M'COaKLE. - JOHN P. TWEED. MeDORSLE & TVVESL, Contract irs iiitd liuiulern. And Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Franus, Brackets, Stc, Ac, tor. WAlHili'A KI4.1I 1 11 STKEETS, Eva-s-rt.LK, Iw... All orders will receive prompt attention le ilui . , . , ilariciaciarii ol Compound Luana&V.rig Ui . .. v - - - -'or all tunds ol Alaoainri , AlHO LARD OIL, SOAPS, and CASD-U PTJBE erowth, CATAWBA WIN& ot my inch?' WALTHAM - WATCHES. . The extensive nse of these Watches for tha last fifteeu years by Railway Conductors, Engineers, and Expressmen, the most exacting ol watch-wearers, has thurouguiy demonstrated the strength, steadiness, durability, aud accuracy of the Wallham Watch. To satthfy'that class iu ell tbese respects is to de.'-ide the questlo.i as lo the real value of these timekeepers. The superior organization and great ex. tent of the Company's Works at Walt bam enab:e them to produca watches combin ing the bfcfct ami latet improvements, and at a price which render comt'etition futile; and those who buy any other watch reere'y pf.y from 25 lo 50 per cent, more for their watches than is necessary. For sale by all dea'ers. Xo watches letaiiel by the Company. Klii:i.N & Al'l'LETtlS, " OB5ESAL AGENT9, J I S3 Broabwat, Nkw Yoke. mhlO dSw.(Mon,V. ed, Fi i), w8t rotic3. mllK SPECIAL II OA RT F Fouali- " 7.!inn n f V A lid irl iiirf Countv will meet at the court, Mouse i a Fva-isville on the first Monday la Jue, 1S-J9, (it being the 7th day of said month), for the purpose of hearing and determining alleoraplaints and grievances, to the ar praisement of real estate - and Improvements of said coucty. VICTOlt KiSCH, A. V. C. luvansvilie, May luth, 1S-.0. inayll dwtd . , ! Kotica. . PntH',i.LS WIIX BE rt-eeived t my oitice until Mondav, Juue 4th. Its 9. at 10 o'clock a m , ior 4tw jerches of limestone, to be delivered on Franklin Street, below Figeoa Creek ; also, for2tX perches to be de ivered on the plank road. Bids will be received ior either part, and subject to be accepted or rejected at the opuon of the Jioaru of Cotomissdoneia. , VICTult BISCH, - Auditor Vand-rburgU County. Evansville, M.ay 21th, lBtiU. 20 diwtd

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FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU. Mankood. In the young and rising generation the vegetative powers of life are strong, but in a few yea 8 how often the pallid .hue, the lack-lustre eye and emaciated form, and the impossibility of application to mental effort, show its baneful influence. It Boon bt comes evident to the observer that some depressing iuiluence is checking the development of the boJy, , Consumption is talked of, and perhaos the you h Is removed from ichool tmd sent into the country. This is one of ihe worst movements. Removed from ordinary diversions of the ever-changing cen s of the city, the powers of the body too mm h euteebled to give zest to fcealthiul and rural exercise, thoughts are turned In wards upon themselves. If the patient b 1 a female, the approach ot ine rneusc-s is looked for with anxiety, as the first symptom iu which Natural to show her saving power in diffusing the circuitiou aud vial. ing the cheek with me Dioom ol health. A las !. increase of appetite has iwwn by what it lea on: Ihe euerg es of the system are prostrated, and the whole economy Is deranged. The beantiin. and wouderful period In which body and mind undergo so fascinating a change from child to woman, is looked for in vain; the parent's, heart bleeds in anxiety, and fancies the grave tout waiting for its victim. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHtTjfor Wealiiresn arising from exees-es orarly indiscretion, attended with Urn following symptoms: Indisposition to Kxertlon, Iiss of I'ower, Jj-ms of Memory, Dilliculty of Breathing, General Weakness, Horror of Disease, Weaa Nerve. Trembling, Dreadul Horror of Death, Nignt Sweats, CoM Feet, Wakefulness, Dimness m Vislou, Iungour, iJnivei s.il Lassitude of the Muscu lar System, often Enormous Appetite with Dyspeptic Kym items. Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body, Dryness of the Hkln, Pallid Couutenanoe and Kruptions on tlie Face, Pain in the Back, Heaviness of Ihe Kyelids, frequeutly BlacSc Spots flying hefore the Eyes, with temporary !-utfusioa and Loss of Sight, Want of Atteiitrwi; Great Mobility, HestleRsneM, with Horror of Society. Nothing is raoro rtesirab:e to such patients than solitude, and nothing no repose of manner'yiO" f?'riiiJyi speculatiou, but a hurried transition from one question to another. These symptoms, if allowed to go on which this medicine invariably removessoon fohow Loss ot Power, Fatuity, and tpileptlc Fits, in one of which the.patien may expire. During the superintendency of Dr. Wilson at the Bioomingdaie Asylnm, this sf.d result occurred to two patients. Reason had ior a time left them, and both died ot epilepsy. 'J hey were of both sexes; and about twenty years of age. Who can say that these excesses nre not frequently followed b7 thoise direful diseases. Insanity and Consumption? The recoids of th- insane asylums, aud Hie melancholy deaths by cooisumptlou, bear ample witness to Ihe truth .f these assertions. In lunatic asylums tho most melancholy exhibition appears. The 'countenance is actually sodden aod quite destitute ; neither mirth ncr grief ever visits It. Hhouid a sound of tho voice occur, it is rarely articulate. " With woeful measures, wan Despair: Lowkullen sounds tbfcir grief beguiled." Whilst we regret the existence of the above diseases and symptomn, f . e are prepared to oiler an Invaluable gift of chemistry tor the removal of the co .sequences, IJ ICL vlBOLD'rt Iliorer.y Coscksthatkd FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU. Tuere is no tonii like it. It is an anchor of hope to the surgeon and patient, and this is the ttstimouy of all who have used or prescribed it. Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. Pric-; 81 25 per bottle, or six bottled tor 8d 50. Delivered to .any ad iresn. Deecilbe symptoms in all communications. Address II. T. HELMBOLD,' Drug and Chemical W arehonse, 691 Eroadway, New York.' are iirni: rsi.rss done ie up la stcel-'-ogruved w Kipper, ;tu rac-Kiioiie of my cnemicsi wajohouse, and signed H. T. lli..TiiOJLi. mal8 . i HAIR RESTORATIVE Wa, decided trr the N. H. Etsta Fetil aud U Dow conceded bv t U pninc to be tlie very beet Preparation. J. r i.tonr. e Grey or edd Usur to Ua ortt-lnel eolorf I more end 1 'fn.iru m, ana W itremmc I f j n j ijaeijtil vu.g ma iiair. i l la iree JO - 70 lefivee tbe bcetp CLCH, IM uil Hi ll, auaa y r J. R. BASRET.T Si COH KAircHEarEB, ar. n. LORD & SMITH; CHICAGO, Qeacral igtuis tat ti Hotfjmaltn iaU ht.Ll.li 1.1. .V1). . r. f Wholesale Agent, Evansville, Ind. J. SINZICII A HON, Wholesale Dealers In Pncif -3 stores ; Lnbrieitiar. Coal, and AVUiAU Lard Oils; Cordage, iiosin, Pitch, sc, ' No. 20 WATB NTHCET, apr26 diy Bet. Main and Vine.

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STATIONERY, ETC. rum EransTille Journal Company, iarlng completed their new tone building. fonr-story Mext to the New Opera House i Ou LocuJ Street, Are now receiving from manufacturer and importers the largest and most r elierche stock of FKENX'H, ENULIHH, and AM k rUC AN Papers, Ink, Pencils, Inkstands, tkc. ever Drought to this market, and which Iiey propose t ueii. WHOLESALE AI KF.TAIL, t a small advance on Eastern cost. Their stock conshit Jn part of the following : INKS. carters celebrated Combined Writing and Copying Ink the best in the market. In quart, pints, half-pints, aud school package. Aruotd's celebrated Writing Fluid. In plut aud quart bottles. Butlxr' Writing Fluid. In pluU and quarts. Carmine Inks. Best quality. Blue, Yellow, rnd other Inks manufac tured to order. PENCILS. American Lead Pencil Company's tin ot tiie above, c'orapYIKiTig some ten unrwr snt brands, rauginj in price from 83c. to tl per dozen. Ihese Pencils are unoqualed for cheapness and durability by anything in the market. Faber's Pencils. All numbers. Eagle Pencils. All numbers. Rollback's Office Pencil. A splendid article. Kagle and Star Rabber-TIpped Pencils. Blue and Red, Marking Pencils. ENV ELOPES. We have a large stock of White, Buff Orange, Canary, Meion, Ac, from No. 8 to No. Vi, at prices ranging from 11 60 to S4 00 per 1,000; aud the 'ewest Agony In Wed ding and Party Envelopes. Also, Legal and Manilla Envelopes of all qualities. We are prepared to print Envelopes in the latest and most nobby styles. SHIPPING TAGS, Of all sizes, for ale at New York price We ahio print them when dtwired. CARDS Of all kinds. LEGAL CAP PAPER, Ol nil weights and qualities, from II to g pounds. Cedar Letter Clips; Common Letter Files; Pen Racks ; Steel Pens: Paper Weights, Ac, Ali of the best makes, and of all prices. AMERICAN NOTE PAPERS Of ail weights aud qualities. A ME RICA N LETTER PAPERS or superior qualities and very low prions Agents Wanted SI 0 a Day. TtYO $10 maim toa'$i. LLOYD'S PA1ENST REVOLVING noi iim: jiain Or America and Karopc, America and tiie I'hlted btaict of America. ' Colored in 4,000 countit t. These Kreat Maps, now Just completed show eveiy piaci ( impoi l.ince, sli railroi.O.s to date, aud thoiaLsl alterations lu the vat Ions European States. Thee maps are needi;d hi every sclrnol ana lamlly In toe land. They occupy the pc of one map, an 1 hy mi aus oi tlie Reverter either snl.5 cm he thrown front, mid any part brought level to the eye. County RIkIiUand 1, rge ltscunt Riven to good A genu. Apply ior denial's, Itrn.s, ttnd send tHuncy for sample maps, to - J. T. I.LOVP, IS CoitlandtHireet, Saw York. mhel tfoawlm n.Ai.o.Vii "fipiiiAJsr ioiiojf" For lioiullfjln;: the Skla and Comr . pleilon. Bemovr-S all Eruptions, Freckles, Pitnplott. Moth Biot.cl.es, Tsn, etc., and renders the fckin Moft,m r.nnst Uoor.uny. For Ladies iu the .Nursery It is invaluFor Gentlemen after Shaving H has no "paphian lotion" is the only rellahl remedy for Uiineaues and btemiaues ol the biua. ':-' fIf AIOS'S "PArillAlV NOAPloi tlie Toilet, Nursery, aud Bath, will not ' chap the skin. Price 25 cents per cake. "FLOIt IK MAYO." lli UlAVtJ" A New I'erfurae lor the Hand kerchief. Exquhille, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance. PHALON A BON . New York. Bold by ail druggists. j y 04

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3 3 ;3 4 o fc- . 't -"si n h 3 C t I - f Bojs' Clofhlns of all J-.lruM O II. fmhl'ij DILUG GISTS. JOU.V LAVlIi, Wholesale and Re tail I)r:ij liealer lt Afedicinr, Paints, Oils, Jimtlt, . ., MAIN NT,, heU Hxml ml Th'r.l, Kvti unvillc. i nd. PurTlcntiir ntUttitlon irlven to CUTI S NO WINIM1W ttl.AHH t. tti.V mm. I t.in. I otf JOB PRIirTIITG. THE iHrarmlllc Journal Coraiii'iij, Was never better prepaicd to d i Fine 3"oli ATvi:uy ciii:ai icati.s. Than at resent. BIT.L UKAItH, HANDBILLS, CICULAUV. MONTHLY HJ' A T KM EST.'!, ( JlLlMUl' LAII,J X'OHTKI H, ii:t:iH, mo art 1 Atii.H, WBDD1NU CA HD.S 11 UHXl ,vy VA ti).'.; JiA L L CA It UN, HUO W J, H IX, riSlTJXO CAItl tfiIIIJJLYU T. ) V. And, in fact, all iltni of J Prlntli.g executed in the hjihext style of the ml, and at very low pices. "That Cough wll kill you." Try " C&etar'a Cough Itcmody." "Colds and IDnrsoncHS lea l todeatii." Try "Ccmtar'a Cough Tlimcdy." " For Croups, V Looping 'ou In, Ac ," Try ' Cost.ar'd JouRh Item dy." 'Ikistar nays H- Is the best In ttm wj.li world and il He says su it's 'It to - it's True II k True and W my, '1 ry 11- l i v it Trv it Try it" ( St n ii'.y j.n r, Ati j "AI1 Druglst ill i.fAMV U.l.B Mni It.. ' ' COST A I W ST AN I) At I) I'UKPABlTION.i AUK ' (HI ' ' Dltter-Swe'i: and OstiEgfl Bio worn i One jsotle. 91 Three I r fi 0 . BUCKTHOHrJ SALVE! coj trv ho u v 12 rs; 'x fo tar's" Kt, lloach, Ar., F.xlpr'. ( on tar's " Uetl litis Kxlci itihialors. Collar's " on If pure lusi't t i'o n t! r. only Infallihfi) Heme lies k t w n." IS veurs es'aoiisiieu 111 pw Hint." "2,tX)0 li.U'4 aud t'lasks id uiulncttiied aatiy. t! Beware!!! of npurtotut l?n it;i ion s." " A II Druglts In KviMHVt l.l.s sell t hem." Address "CO -U AH." 10 Cros y M , N. V. Bold in EVANSVILLE, Did., 1 ti I I.I I.lt A III 1 1:, t.l: l Ai All . 1't.l l.K II.KI.iKI', aprll ttAwCm eom WiihIm a ii' I'Ih. Notice for k'ursin? 'ana Eo:irdia& Hick or Uisatled Jei.raea. RTOIKK IS 111 H ; V 1.1 . lhL AM Wealed Proposals i-c... ho led wit 11 proper guarantee, nl l f ; 'v,d ,u tt ' dllc uu.il li o'c ok 0.1 m first Tuesday of June ' ' '.: nod board . s.. k r '""""''''l. " '' ,."' ".l near this poi t, lr ' ""...V " , "' " ,M V"-r from Julie Bhm. ' 1 "M t'limd mN reserves tt l U' u( ,:-'l'l Of all I-roi"-"";.,!,!.!!" H.'MtN IROOIC, 8urveyrof C'uhoin lor I'or-. of I vi,v vlJi. Ui'iayi. Ui