Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 June 1869 — Page 4

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0-iS X T COjU JIT Advert !s(mnt, In t tils column, of three lines, each nsettloa,Thiityl.nts. POlI SAjLB. " . r I I.ii' 1 1 CrtWS-Twomlln cows, with XitL vonnst calves. Apply to H. C. STK111 f XS, Centre lYwnliii'. Jimttldlw G"T W4R-A frame cot'HUP, ronicr of S ,-ond Avenue and Seventh Street, ine si)ii;ire from Ihestieet railroad, containing four room-, cellar, porch. c. Terms easy. For particular call at sontnfst rortier of Sfcuuil A venueuid Eighth Hlr.et, latmaseo. ijuul-ulim "W" I'M IIKU 100,ftX fe ttwo-lneh rteriWH'k Jhs lni'er, nt cost, price, by k'Al'i'LKli & S A I. Mi , corner 1I vision and tnnl Srs. "mai iihf (1 a wl FOR RENT. THI'fiK-On Fouilh Street, between ... .Maln-and Syea : . re, a double Ihrce:..rv lnu-k, with t . Rood More-iooms VVi-l Ih renin! so.nalelv or touel he., (joint accnmmodatl for two s pavl liiw Hies. K'r fur' I ai t icn bus p pply t o l-r f T IMTNL'IK. o. 22 Nmth M:st v. i ree t . Inm ill f jLOST. HlX-Oillic rn:id between Kvansville) i unit MeCuf'lienvilie- tor a few miles heyon l) h MnM wooden box contniniii'j arilcl-s of llt'le value loitny one but Hie owner. The finder Jf-: v I tii? Hut the .JolfNAI, OtlliD will biMitimiiy rewarded, j a) TUESDAY C IT Y K K V S . To Con illy Agricultural SoAslho season 1h appronchinsj when the County Agricultural snctetn-s are preparing t make contract for their printing we wdu d call especial attention lo our superior facilities for doing el. classes of this work, mch us Catalogues, Premium lass. Tickets, ..to. We are also prepared to get p.p one. two, and three sheet Posters, In pliiiil or colored lulls, at Khoit nTitPre. We have Just added to our Job Department live hundred dollars worth or the latest i si l(M of poster type, and our faeiiiI i.-s cantiot be surpassed. Call upon us, or M-ud for estimate. KVANSVILLE JOURNAL CO. Lost. S.-e notic-J of " JIox JiO.st'' in the tl.irt3'-con t column. Al.K. There is a heavy trade i:i tVi.-i oily in bottled ale, and a j-reat deal. is daily shipped to oilier points. i'lieoiTs. Don't forget tint C. W. Noyes' circus will pitch their tent in t'uis city to-'Jiorrow afternoon. Decision. The decision of the Supreme Court on the Spsciib Appropriation 1111 will be rendered tomorrow. (loiNtl. All who caa spare the time and money are shaking the dust of the city from their feat, aud breaking for BUtmuer resorts. Commercial Summary. The regular Weekly Financial and Commercial Summary will be found on the third pj of to-diy's Journal. The Rain. The officers of the Hubert .Hums inform ts that the heavy rain that prevailed hero la.t eveuiuir did not extend to Ncwburg, though it was visible from that place. UlTi'EN. Ou last Saturday, a little daughter of Dr. Floyd Stinson was bitten in the hand by a vicious cur. The wound was immediately cauterized although it was uot supposed that the dog was rabid. Circuit Court. The only case tried was Oberdorfer vs. Gavisk; suit to enforce payment of a debt. The case was continued, and will probably be decided to-day. " Fight. Charley Kinkcl and Hill Powers, two muscular young men, hail a fight in tho vicinity of the Court House yesterday afternoon. We did not learu tho ciu-m of tho row, but understand that Kinkcl came out first best. Base Hall. Tho base ball game last Saturday was quite interesting. Soth Coolidtfc and Dr. Unas were tho Captains of the respective sides. Tho sooro stood Coolidge, 15; ilaas, 10. Skn r Hack. The piece of artillery that has been in this city for a long time, nnd-?r the charge of the (3 rant Artillery, was shipped back to Indianapolis yesterday, au order having been sent here for its return. Colorkd Picnic. Mrs. Tennis' Colored School closed yesterday, and the pupils have made arrangements for a picnic to-day at " Blackford's Grove, which is specially intended as a rrj )ieitig over the new School Law, granting free schools to tho colored peop'o. All those who desire are invited to visit tho Grove during the day. a Hoard of Equalization. The County Hoard of Equalization will be in session to-day, and as it is desired to get through all business today, those persons who wish to make complaints for erroneous assessment or valuations, are requested to appear before the Hoard as early this morniug as possible. Let all those interested make their complaints. Fillinu Up. Frank Edmonds, with a tq iad of men, was engaged yesterday ia filling up some cisterns that had caved in, situated ia the rear of some negro shanties on Syca more Street, between First and Second. They were an unmitigated nuisance, and their abatement was most timely. . Passing Ayvay. By direction of the rubicund and efficient wharfuvas' ter, Phi D. Vcits, the Democratic hickory pole that ornamented the corner of Main and Water streets, was cut down yesterday aod manufac tured into fire wood. Like tho party it rep resented it was growing rotten and dangerous, aud it was deemed politi to reraovc it. Peace to its ashes. Opera Hocse. In consequence of the rain last evening the German Theatrical troupe did not receive an audience sufficient to justify them in playing. Tiny therefore dismissed the audience, refunding the money. We understand they will give an entertainment to-night at Mozart Hall, but have received no official notice to lhat effect.

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modern.hurabugs, swindling lotrerie?, and clap-trap sensations, it is difficult for the ttia.ss of the people to understand what is a safe investment for their money. Hut, for once, we can recommend to them an investment that, is prrfectiy reliable. We refer to the great Henderson Land Sale. Although certificates are issued, and the whole atl.iir conducted like a lot tery, it is a genuine Luna fide sale of land, and Mr. MeLain has been granted authoiity by the Kentucky Legislature to dispose of his large estate in. this minuv. Sworn Commissioners have obaigewof tho entire affair, and tho drawing will take place at the Masonic Temple, in Louisville, next Sjptc-iiiber. It anything sliouhl occur, so that the drawing cannot take place, every cent of money paid for tickets will be refunded. If this is not lair anil honorable, we cannot understand tho definition of those terms. TiCktt3 only Tobacco Sales. Martin, Gardner & Co. will sell to-day about fifty hogsheads of tobacco, and will offer some fiae gra les of the staple. , Wt ldon, Bros. & Co. will have a big sale, the offerings embracing about severity hogsheads. In this lot Judge Kino, of Greenville, Kentucky, will havo about thirty-five hogsheads, and Mr. II: no will appear on the breaks ia 'propria pmona. All tobacco men know that Judge Iteno's tobacco is finely bandied, and that but few men in Kentucky raise a better article of ' the weed." Buyers will make a note of the above, and be on hand promptly at ten o'clock this morning Green Hive a Tolls. Captain Jo. McH-ynolds aal Phil. P. Gant, ovicis of the steamer Hartford, now in the Evansviilaod Green lliver trade, have by their attorneys, J. W. Bickers, cf Calhoun, Kentucky, and Azro Dyer, of Evansville, Indiana, filed a suit in the McLean Circuit Court against C. G. Sniailhouse, for unjustly and without authority having collected $1,302 05 tolls and lockage, and to test the constitutionality of an act of the Legislature entitled " A.n Aet to incorporate tho Green and Barren Kiver Navigation Company." Sale op Cotton. AVcldon Bros, iv Co. will sell, to-day, seventeen bales of cotton, , most of which will class Middling. The staple is from Alabama and Mississippi. We desire to impress upon our merchants the importance of su-taining our cotton market for the benefit of next season. There is no good reason why Evansville should not be a good cotton market, but i;' small lots are allowed to be sold at reduced figures, it will undoubtedly injure our future prospects. Let shrewd, farseeiDg business men .make a note of this fact, and use their influence- to increase the receipts and sulcd of cotton in this market. Recorder's Court. John Snyder, for slaujiht' rirg animals within tho city limits, thereby maintaining a nuisance, was 'fiord $8 TO, which he replevied. It seems strange that, after our repeated warnings, the people should allow themselves to become liable for a fiae by going directly contrary to the city ordinances. Those who read the proceedings of the Heeorder's Court will observe that the ciiy officers aro utrictly enforcing the ordinances ou nuisances, as is tLcir duty, especially during tho warm weather. Let ail others be warned in time. Steer clear of the Recorder's Court. John Dowry, from Warrick County, for an " ordinary drunk." was as sessed 7 25, which he replevied. Dowry sold a couple of horses in the city about a week ago, Vut by seme unfortunate circumstance lost all his money, some $200. lie has been uolueky, and has our sympathy. Criminal Court Boom. The work of refitting and remodeling the old Post OlHee for uso as the Criminal Court Boom will be completed today. Fine seats have been provided, a nieo rostrum made of white pine and black walnut, oiled, and a platform for the clerk's desk, have been put in, end the general appearance of the pluo is first rate. The carpenter work wis dfiu by Mr. . J. D. Fair, aud is a end. table job, tho old building being completely metamorphosed. We suppose that Judge Hobinson will take formal possession shortly. Personal. Prof. A. M. Gow left icsterday to attend the meeting of the State Board of Education. Dr. IJ. W. Cloud also left on the evening train for Bloomington, to be present at the meeting of tho Board of Trustees of the State University. Mr. Evans, of the Princetoo Democrat, was iu the city yesterday on a "flyer." Ho reports that the wheat crop of Gibson County will be very large this year. Gen. Alvin P. Horvey and daughter arrived by last night's train, and are stopping at the Sherwood House. The General looks remarkably well. Mr. II. V. Terhume, the accommodating Clerk in the American Express Office in this city, returned from Cincinnati last night, where he has been attending a trial in which ihe company was interested. He has our thanks for a copy of Sunday's Couxmcrcial. Before Justice McTernan. The only case of note before , II is Honor yesterday was Boardman .vs. Stahlhoefer. The plaintiff brought suit against defendant for allowing somebody else to take his stand in the vegetable market. A jury tried the case, which was considerably mixed. The jury could not agree, and tho matter reuiaius iu statu quo. Late. The session of tho City Couucil last night lasted until llulj, with plenty of business unfinished.

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Passage of an Important Ordinance. CotTNcn. Chamber, Kvansville, Juno 8, 18.j Council met at, 8 o'clock P. -M. Present Mayor Walker andCounciimcB Steinbach, Hopkins, Semonin, Orr, Steiocker, Doughty, Ilodson, and Wiltshire. ' Minutes of last meeting read and approved. The following bills were allowed: Pollen Bill for June....- 89" r0 Ueitinan fe schaite Keller & White - - A. J. ..'o.hurn & Co . John liusjtian - - Jewell & M ten Hornhrook & Co Oiris-ian W umleroch, lor carta ! ted. I. r-tratio & Co Becker fc scinnitt - Chris. Wuiui -rlich, for earih S. K. Ciiihert & Co T. VV. s-inipsi.il A Co Stret Snpei intenrienl's Bill - Oeorge Wmoiiugtou K. Suet.s. ....... A. J. lluteheon John H. StocKf George L. Robison hiis. W'underli;h - FraNk Schnorhus. - Jonn Oahel, for earth - Jacon Ijoeh - fc.vauhville Courier kvn nsvl lie Democrat s9 4 2 1:1 ID 40 9 to 2 20 7 4o n - j H ,V, r, m ja si. 2 Ji 9 l'5 1 i t : .. 8 in li 00 32 iji) 11 Ml i 1)0 12 HO 2 (Ml 10 0.) 00 nil l i OO James is. Saunders and assistant 1 o ! Holiintrs worm i' J oil n 1 v in son . .... ... John s. Stocks S. K. tilibert Jt Co... A Helming - Thomns liean - 50 0 . 17 75 1 10 1 50 2 00 fcO 00 12 8 7 5 00 20 00 2 00 177 00 ft 50 S4 00 37 0 1.5 00 41 7 100 00 In) 10 luO 0 ) 75 00 . 5t l 00 . 75 tO S6 . 0 Oil 0 I s-i ; "60 03 IKJXlO .. 05 00 25 UO . 2 5 00 25 00 Fied. Freymoulh Win. Miner - Ouo Pi'atlliu, on account J. B. Ficaas J. W. Kichardsou's estate ..... Ktieet superintendent's Bill... Joiiu Mclunerny - F. At. KJinonds Jackson re Company. A. Al. McCitr. K. A. AlcUntf. - - l'hos. Al. Archer lleuben M. DivH r. P. Males Thos. !-eitritz. - Kobt. Knstou - John Xusent C hristian Wunderiich Charie-iA. AloCutCuan.'S. B. Bai'som ... . .- Phy. II, Vlels Saor. P. Ha vlln i , Conrad Newman , JoHeph Stahlhojler - .. I'harles Allller - John Dannettell Considerable discussion ensued in regard to the palary of the Mayor, there being some doubt as to whether the Council really had the legal right to change his salary. It was proposed to refer tho matter to attorneys for their opinion. Judge Parrett, who was present, suggested that the easiest way to decide the matter was to make out an agreed case and submit it, by attorneys, to the Circuit Court, aud if the decision there was not satisfactory to each party, (hat it then be appealed to the Supreme , Court for a final decision. The matter was referred to tho Committee on Claims, Mr. Walker not being ready to say whether he would agree to settle the question as suggested by J udge Parrett or not. The bills of Willard & Stinson, John A. lleitz, Groshan & Hart, Bachanan & Gooding, and various other claims, were referred to tha Committee on Claims. Several yirds of doctors' bills for vaccinating2 800 persons, at ten cents each, were presented, and caused quite a number of witty jokes from the in embers of the Council. They were referred back to the Committee ou Claims, who were directed to act on them by tho yard. The committed to whom was referred the coiupliitit of J. P. Elliott, iu regard to some sidewalk im-provo-uieuts, rtcommended that the prec qit issued aeainst Mr. Elliott be returned to him. On motiou, the report was received aud concurred iu. The committee to whom was referred the question of a proper salary for the City ilecmder submitted a report, re ommc udit.g that he be allowed koOO per ear, in addition to the regular fees of his office. The report was quite elaborate, aud contained sevtra! good suggestions. On motion, the report was received aud concuried in, the order to take effect from April 1st, 1 Si The Committee to whom was referred the" petition of sundry citizens asking that John Street be extended, reported iu favor of the same. On motion, tho report was laid over lor future action. The Fmanco Committee reported that I hey fail effected a loan withthe Fust National Jimk lor $l 757 155. to pay the July interest on tho E., I. & C S L It 11 Joseph Ssahlhceo r reported $103 00 as outsido collections at the Upper Market. Sam. Havlin reported flOd collected for w hari'ae. Phy. D. Viets reported $170 01 collected for wharfage. John Nuveut. at his own request, was relieved from hauling Eogine .No. o, and August Gun lermau was appointed to fill ihe vacancy. At the request of McCorkle & Tweed S. P. I'arrell, their watchman, was appointed a special policeman. On motion, the janitors at the public school houses were appointed special policemen. The 1'ojlowing ordinance was read by Judge Parret, and the rules being suspended it was read for the second time, and passed unauimous'y. A supplement to an Ordinauee, i asse.1 July -St h, lsol. euti l.d, "Au Ordinance concerning tho Wharf ol tiie city ot KvansvII.e," repealing loraier Ordinances : Section 1. B- U ordalued by tho Common l ouncil ot I he cily of Kvansville Hint It fchall hereafter be unlaw ul for auy pcr ou or persons to erect, build, or pine--, or to cause to be elected, built or placed, any house, fetore'iouse. shop, sued or building n auy wharf of said city, or ou liie. shore i f the Ouio Kiver, whether the same be a pubiicor private wharf.b tween Water street and said Kiver. or between Front Street and said Kiver, ia front of or bdjoiuing said city. StiC. 2. Any per- on or pel soon violating the provisions of this ordinance, Rhall, on conviction, torle.it aud pay the sum ot one hundred doHam, aud Khali also lo fei t anil pay the sum of one hundred dollars loieach and eveiy day during which any such person or persons Khali sutler or permit any such house, building, or structure, (erected contrary to tee provisions ol tMs ordiuano ), to remain upon any such what for suore of sa d river. The object of the above ordinance is to prevent the erection ot a tobacco warehouse cn the wharf, between Divison and Pine Streets. Tiie q itstion of sidtwalk improve ments was then brought up, and a general discussion ensued, although no settled policy was decided upon by the Council. The following sidewalk improvement", which was petitioned for last year, was ordered to be put down, viz: ou the south side of Franklin Street, between Sixth and Seventh. On motion, it was ordered that a new bell, weighing 250 pounds, be purchased . for the Jackson Engine House. On motion, it was ordered that the alley situate between Sixth and Seventh Streets and extending irom Syc amore to Vine Streets, be paved, the property-holders having petitioned lor the same. Dr. ltalston appeared before the Council, aud made complaint that those persons living on Fourth Street, between Chestnut and Cherry, were greatly annoyed by tho market wagons during the night time. The matter was referred to the Committee on Markets. A petition was presented, asking that a brick sidewalk be laid down on the west side of Franklin Avenue,

Item Second lo Fourth Streets. The pttitioo wa granted. The Street Superintendent was directed to clean up the market space three times a week. ' . The Street Superintendent was also directed to haul such amount ot sawdust to the Public School grounds as may be needed. A petition was received from the residents on Washington Street, asking that Washington Street be graded from franklin Street to Tenth Street, and also to grade. Seventh, Eighth, Ninth and Tenth Streets, from Washington Street to the Lonworth Tract. The work was ordered to be done under the supervision of the Committee on Streets and Alleys. Benjamin Ilirschman, Hamburger's successor, was granted license to sell liquor on Water Street, between Vine and Division. On motion", adjourned. Sycamore Street. Ilaffey & Boyle are pushing forward tho work on Sycamore Street, and Ihe Conglomerate Gravel has been spread on three fquare3. It makes a beautiful Street, and gives promise of universal satisfaction. It has been suggested that it might be a good idea to spread about three inches of the Conglomerate over the bowldered streets, there by di-pensing with the incessant noise that is caused by wagons going over them. We did think that it could not be spread over the bowlders bo thin and do any good, but we noticed yesterday, at the intersection of First and Sycamore Streets, where some gravel was spread over the bowldered street on last Saturday night, that it is already very hard, and looks as if it could be successfully used on all the bowldered streets. Main street is where it is most needed, and we learn that the gravel can be spread over the streets at a cost of about $3 per cubic yard. We believe the mat ter is worth looking into. Hope Walking. Agreeably to notice given, a large crowd assembled on yesterday evening, to see Prof. Tilley, in his daring feats on the tight rope, which was stretched across Main Street, between First and Water. Hundreds of little children assembled as early as 4 o'clock, and patiently waited until 7, at which hour Mr. Tilley made his appearance, and crossed the rope twice. Just at this time, a heavy storm of rain passed over the city, and we venture to say that no crowd ever before assembled in this city dispersed so quickly. Men, women and children dashed up and down the streets, seeking shelterfrom the storm, and to a disinterested spectator (he sight wa3 quite amusing. But the raiu put an end to the exhibition, and we suppo-e the Professor will appear again this evening. Unsettled. The question ef ordering sidewalks put down was discussed considerably at the Council last night, and after the debato was over, the matter icmaiued about as near settled as at the start. Some of the Councfimcn think that when sidewaits are wanted, five'eighths of the property-holders should petition for the same, whila others think that a petition is not necessary. L O CALJfOTICES. J.adlf-s' Auction. A nice lot. of Millinery to sejl at a great, sacrifice! Store ckudug out and parlies moving away. Trimmed Hats, Bonnets, itc, in the Latest Style. Also such articles as Laces, Ribbons. Husches, Flowers, &e Ladies, come and buy somo barpains in these thing, on Wednesday, J une n)tk, at 2 o'clock P.M. T. M. Elliott. Auctioneer. 2tms. No. 42 Main Street. Just received at the New York Grocery, 20 boxes fresh Lome us. je2S-H Entirely New. Just received some more of those beautiful large

diinii'' ('asters, also rrutt Stands, en tircly new in design. Call and sec them at Geissler & Delano s, je2U 2t 51 Main Srreet. -i?"For fine, new and beautiful Watches, Jewelry or Silver Ware, go to Geissler & Delano s, je20-2t ir Don't forget that Geissler & Delang can manufacture to order anything in the lint; of solid gold Jewelry, Chaius, Rincs, &c, &c. All goods warranted strictly as represented, at 51 Main Street. je29 2t PERFECTLY EXCRUCIATING. Dry Goods too cheap to give away. Our entire stock will be closed out bei'orc sundown. Grenadines at COc., worth $1 00. New York Store. J. T. & S. A Coolidge, je25-lw No. tjO Main Street. ; GRAM) MSTiUMTIOX ! KONEY SAVED 13 MONEY MADE. Big Stock or SUMMER GOODS, AT HALF PHICE, It the Popular Store of MILLER & BRINKMYER. Desiring to reduce our very large and attractive stock of goods one-half ia the next thirty days, we will sell goods at such figures to make it profitable for everybody to buy a five years' supply. No. 7 First Street is the place. je!6-tf r,t3 All kinds of fine Beaver Hats made to order at yebe & Co.'s. Jm 3-T. C. Bridwell Co, corner of Main and Third Streets, have a full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Amerin and imported Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes, &c. Prescriptions carefully compounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Congress and Rockbridge Alum Waters. - je!7-tf BOTT03I OUT. DRY GOODS 2,000 yards Pacific Lawns, 12 cfs. 4.0(H) yards Sprasue Prints, 10 " 4-4 Printed Percales, - - 25 " Gordon Ginghams, - - - 25 " White aud Black Lama Points, Silk Farfs aud Parasols at cost. F. Hopkins & Co., 21-lw No. 15 First St.

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Liquors aod fine Perfumes. Hair Oils PomadeSj Brushes, Toilet Soaps and Fancy Article?, go to the. Opera Drug Store, lo feoutn jjirst Street, rresh Blue Lick and Congress Water. Par ticular attention paid to compound ing prescriptions day or night. my27 Honest men are easily bound, but you can . never i:no a Knave. Plantation Bitters cures DyFpepsla. Keep no more cats iu the housu than will catch raiCr., Plantation Bitt-rs cures Fever and Asne War mkes thieves, aud Peaco hangs mem. Plantation Bitterscures Liver Complaint aud ifervous Heaiauhe. Time is a file tnat wears and makes no noise. Plantation Bitters cures the effects of Dissi pation and Lute Hours. Better iiave one plow going than two craues. Plantation Bitters aro an antidote to change or water and diet. Kooia and obstinate people make law vers rich. Plat atlon Bitters purify, strengthen anu invigorate. A kino wife makes a faithlul husband MAu.vtiUA Water. Superior to the best lii)nitd Uerman Cologne, and sold at half the price. je28-deod&wlt fir?" Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee for sale at I. &. D. Heiman s. Some bargains in Lama. and silk points and rotonoes at Hughes . To Let. Having more room thai is necessary for our business, we wil rent a part of our house, (No. 30 North W ater Street) to a rood, responsible party, on reasonable terms. J. C. DUSOUCHET & Co. Evansville, Iud., June 7, 1809. tf CSfThe best standard brands of n i i . , . riour ror saie in tne city: Vahlberg & Dixon's choice family, Uyrtliiana Mills, Ttleeraph Mills Bingham's Moon Light, and a variety oil w grades of super fine. ap20 II. D Allis&Co. it I V JK 11 N K W S. For other River Item sre Third Iige. The weather c6ntinued excruciatingly ho'- up till 7 31., when a tremendous ralu fell for half an hour, fairly deluging the streets with water, and causing the gutters to rush and roar like mountain streams After the rain the atmosphere was much more pleasant aud endurable. The additional arrivals and departures up to midnight Include the Itomeo, from Nashville; Kapldan No. 2, from Eastport; Afollie JTor'ou, to Henderson ; Qulcki-tep, to Cairo; IiarUord, to Oreen River; Kobt Burus, Cincinnati to Memphis. The packets had fair but not liberal trips out The NPk Longwonh did not get off till 5 p. sr. She got n all about 170 hogsheads of tobacco, and a large lot of other freight -..The Rapidau No. 2 had a moderate trip. Her manifest Is published below -..The Robert Burns arrived at 8 p M. loaded to the guards. She discharged a large amount of freight here ..The Minneola passed Memphis yesterday, and will be here this morning .......Tne Uonaoo bad 80 hogKbeadd tob co and consider able other freisht. e he arrived at 3,' p.m. and leaves promptly at i P H. to day. Her man fet-t is published below. An Item of the Lonijwo th's freight were four ot the boilers of the old Lafourche, which have be -n sold to a sugar plantation along the lower coast. - , Muiilfentu. Manifest Of the uteamer Rapldan No, 2. For Cincinnati Alelleu, lirowu A .Co, 11 bazs peanuts. Louisvil'e-J White & Co, g rolls leather. Kvansville Humphrey, Patrick Co I hhd tobacco; Weldon Bros V Co, 0 hbds lobaoco aud 17 bales cotton: Martin. Hard iter Co. -4 bales cotton ; Alaekey, Nesbit A Co, 1 do; Chas Babcock A Co, 2 saddle tree-land 1 pkg tacks; A Hies, 2 boxes of leathe-'; Pieslon A Menifee, 1 paper pkt L Rutfiier. J r A Co, 1 bnl meal; Cloud A Akin, 2 kegi of lead, and 1 keg linseed oil ; w li Couant, lO.OiiO led of rough pl.ie lum ber. Manifest Of the i-teamer Romeo, frnm Nashvl le, June 2S. K Duukerson A Co, t0 Hogsheads tobacco ; Martin, Uardner A n, 8 liogKHead tobacco; H Hn tnall, 1 bug wool ; t errls, I oag wool ; Alris, I baa. wool ; Wtnsiiiiir.l bag wool; Ke.'tz s llaney, l pinion wheel; Wm Bellman, 2 cast wheeis; Gamble A Forth, 1 keg whisky; I N r rlcH.3 cask lone, i rope, i ooxr IimiIk 1 derrick, tlinm and frame; Schorle MI staves: Kagou, Dickey A Carson, 1 Ixix ol bacon, 2 bans ital hers, 1 dry hide; Crouch, 11 bai rels anil I keg scrap iro-i. 1 piece phm 3 tons loose scrap Itou j 11 Johnson, 1 box RD't i puper pa("na2;. For Louisville 12 cosheads tobacco. Itiver IHmph4-Imm. AIf.mphis, June 28. Weather clear. Mercury HO at noon aud tallinir. Ar rived Belle Mempnls. Departed Julia, isi. lj'iuis: iuiuu-ou, vicKHinirg; Kmma o, 'l'lie latter broke her wheel arm Just hLmhc Meier. a. anil n il Here to-iilgnt ou one wheel, with a splendid passenger trip. N AHyll.L, June 28. Ktver stationary ; 5V. tent on tne Khoals. Weather iir ui..i hot. Mercury U4 at, 8 P.M. Arrived 'lyfouc, i. alio ; titutuu, c vain vine. Cairo, June 29. Star, New Orleans to fiiiMjurK, s p. m.; cntro, Memphis to si, Louts; Commonwealth, New Orleans to St.. Louis, 11 i. m. ; Hughes. Nashville Packet. 6 A. M : Minneola. Memnhis to Cincinnati, ti A M. ; tieo. s. Weeks, Cairo tow, ram, u am.; uaieo yebh, Ohio River to ( airo at f A. 3rf.; Shamrock, Cincinnati to, St. Louis, :i p. m . ; Biker, New Orleans to i,ouisviiie, 5 p. M. ; Dictator, f t. Louis to Louisville. Kiver fallen 5 inohes ; ram uuut g Liieuay. Louisville. Jane 28. Port List Anna dlllo, St. Dou'.s to Pitts-burg; Channel, cvausvnie lo eiuctaiiHu; iom I1 arrow, St. Louis to 1 Isburg. Kiver rising, with 7 feel 4 inches of water lu the canal, 5 feet 4 Inches on the FhIIh, and 3 leet 4 Inches over i no rocks, weather clear a-'d very warm. Business exceedingly dull lu tiie UlltlCi Pi rrsKUKO, June 28. The Monongahela is o fett7 inches ar.d rising. Weather warm and tjbowery. Thermometer St. Cisoi.vhati, June 5S. Port List Arrived; K. K. Hudson, Wheeling; K. C. Oray, PUtxburg Departed: R. C. Oray, St. Louis. River felt 1 fo-t; 2(1 feet In I he channel and H2 under the bridge. Weather fair. Tb.:rmometersiS. Wind northwest, St. Louis. June 28 Arrived : Luminary, from Viektsbuig ; i-ucUer !-!ate, sr. Paul; City of Cairo. Memphis; Milwaukee, St. Paul; Roi,b and barges, 11 iuois river. Departed: Boa Accord, Paducah; Minnesota. St. Paul: Harry Johnson, Keokuk; Belle St. Louis, Mempnls; Lorena, 'Pittsburg; Ciciu. Tennessee river. The rlv r is rising rapidly, aud a t the upper streams are booming. A iret-het is looked lor. Weather to-diy c ear and warm. Mercury at noon 90; at 3 p. m. Si Very heavy rains fell nearly all day yesterday. Rain baa fallen throughout the West. All the rivers Ja Kansas are high and rising. STEAMBOATS. FOK OWKNSBORO, CA NX ELTON AND LOULSV1LLK. The splendid passenger steamer ulh ROSE HITS, S.iiKrankHurry.-Ma.ster; P. B. Bran ham. Clerk, Will leave for Lou svllle and all way ports H'ESDAY, JUNE 29TH, at 6 o'clock For freight or passage, apply on board, orio W. O. BROWN & CO.. dlt Agents. CEO, T1I0UXIIILL, masvf icrtTBXR or Saddles and Harness BEC0XD STREET, near Main, EVANSVILLE, IND. .-.;. ' ' : All Kinds of fine Saddles and Harness constantly ou hand. REPAIRING done In tha ! t man-nr and at short notice. Imhodbm j. siyzicn a sox, Wholesale Dealers In Boat Stores ; Lubricating, Coal, and LardUm; Cordage, Kosin, Pitch, Ac., No. 20 WATCK NTREIT, apr26 dly Bet. Main and Vine.

MPS ETA II Y & COlIMEKCiAL 5ew YorK Market. By Telegraph. Nw York. Jane 28. Cotton y2c better; sales of fi.ooo bales at Si'noi jc for middling uplands. Louit Receipts, 1.5,tot barrels; dull and 5-alne loVer; sales of 5 li 0 barrels at St 90a " 45 for t-u pei fine State and Western; 46 la,6 70 for extra Slate; 8-5 70i 70 for extra Western: 6 757 2i for white wheat ixtra: (ffi2r!7tiO for round hoop Ohio; Hi 75i.7 SO lor extra Saict Louts; 88 00,-ijH 00 for good to choice do Rve Fioursteady; sales of J!00 barrels al U 2ot Corn Mbal-Quiet. Whisky-Dull at 9So for Western free. Whkat Receipts, 3o7.120 bu-hels; 1c lower: moderate business lor exports; sales of HO.eio bushels at SI Si for No. 3 Spring, 1 4i3l 44 lor No 2 do.; aud Jl 48 lor No. 1 do. Rye Scarce and firm at 81 25J1 35; sales Of 500 bushels Western at SI 27. C KN-KeceiptH 110. 4 bushels; market opened l.a2o belter, but closed quiet with the advance partly lost ; sales of 78.000 bushels at 03'auoe for new mixed Western via canal and at 8,j,t!IJo for do. via railre-ad, closing at ly2e under the extreme quotations. OATS-Receipts S",727; the market U somewhat unsettled; sales ot :ir,mw bushels at 7 "jc tor Western lu store, and 777-c for do. afloat. Kick Nominally unchanged. Cokj. f.b Nominally unchanged. SuGAit-Dull and hevy; hales of "88 hhds. Cuba at IKjc. MOLASSK.S Dull. Hops-Quiet at C;15c for Aruericau. Petkolkom-timet. Oils l inseed dull at 1 01-41 03. Spirits 1 lt kienti n e tu let at 42a43n. P.iKK Dull and heavy; sales of otx) bhls. at $32 o7iii'i.' 51 tor new mess; closing Willi sellers of routi I lots at ri2 7". cash; J.;l S12 (M) for old do.; S26 2ja27 00 for prime; S2S 2,"x(i29 (Ml lor prune mess. Pox kit :teady ; sales of Vio hogsheads. Bekf Hams stady. cut Meats Dull; sales 150 packages at 13!-iI434o for shoulders; lii y iS'.c for hams. All I'DLiss Firm ; sales of 12 boxes ice cured t le-JgUbJc. Lakd Dull aud heavv ; salesof 400 tierces at I7.ii!!ic; chofly l;8lJio for steam; iy4"ifl'J lor kettle reuuered. Buitkk .steady at 18, t t-c lor Ohio. Cheesk Dull at 11,-4 17 'c. - Fkh jh rs i o Lt verpo. 1 quiet and firm ; shipments of 40,010 b-st.elsof wheat at 8,d per sail, and 9d per stoam.

St. Louis MarKel. 1 By Telegraph. St. Louis. June 27. Tobacco In good demaud.atluli prices. i ottoj-Nominal at 32c. 11K41- Dull; uudressed sold at IKM) 0,1 M. Flour Firm and unciiange i ; (oiperUuesold at SI CtO tt 75; X S-V.S 25; XX So 50(af: XXX M o()i47 75. U iai vy'hcat unclianged ; 81 1 2$ ofTered lor No. 2; No. 1 sotu at Si lial 15'i; prime to fully choice red 81 22,1 -!.; fancy 1 oi; iancy new ted and white Si UJ t.'oru iu demand and higher, at 78 8 c lor choice to fancy while in bulk,7.(U7;r fr mixed in sacks, 77aH3 lor yellow, 87i;j8c. lor choice while; taucy do held at t'O.j. Oats hlgtier; 02j in elevator, (Ma'rtie formlX'd 7inij-c lor choice aud fancy white. Rye lower at 81 0). Whisky Steady at 95j. Ctkocickdr Quiet and unchanged. I'KOVi-sioNS inactive and not as strong. Pora eola t $13 oj. . Bacon sold in a small way at ll,itll:; shoulders, ou a dec ine, at 18u; clear ribsiileiHt 18! IS'c. Lard, order sales al ISJ-jc; choice Heiee 2lc lor ke.. Chlcaso UlarKet. Bj Telegraph. Chicago, June 28. ExciiANQB-Firm at par buying, and MO premium selling. FLou-Q,uiet at 85 50,30 50 for fair to choice Spiing extras. Whkt Mo lerat el v active; sales of No. 1 at Si 2I 27: No. 2 1 nl.'.jO lower; sales at 81 2iiJiial 21; closing at el 23; tills afternoou wheal Is dull aud nominal y $i 2J. seller July. Co km - Unsettled and ac:lve; Rales No. 1 at 7l,'-4''72c; No. 2 71 n7Je; rtjecled tij'.tii2c ; no grade 50 a lc ; ch sing al 7i;4c for N . 2; this atternoon corn Is eaMer; n.I.ti No, 2 at 71i, seller Jul v. OATS-Acilve; salts No. 2 at Gl'ta.aiu cash, ana tila02c, toiler July; closing at 03 J cash. YE-siea iy and quiet; sates No. I at 81 1 07; cli.s n at tl Mi . . Baklky Nominal: tl 4531 50, High winks-I mil ; 4 c. 1'kovisioh -Dull; mesa pork nominal at 83! 25: lard l'J4c; Hw-tH-i.piuklu 1 hams 15' -4 tjitie; dry-.saoed sljouluers 12ic, louaa. tew lork iioid and Kiock Marktt. By Telegraph. New YoKK.June2S. Money Market very easy at 7 per cent, currency dui ing too morning, but af er I o'efock the rates of Interest be-an to fiaideu.aii about the close o: bank hour the siringency was greater than at any previous pel Iud kiiieit tii in.)iiej pressure set iu. Rates on cail were l-3j per diem and Interest Ya per et lit., tlio lailr erpjal to 18.''5 per cent, per annum. The stringency is understood ti ou wtinliy arlidcial. Kxciia.noe -Sterling firm at 1('9' i 109'i. tioi.D Dull ; tipciiul at 137; advaucu.l to 13;i; fell to 1.77; close 1 at i t7J. 'i'lio carrjiuu rales are 7a8 pel cent. Clearances 43,0ni,m0. i )V,-riiui -ut sold million at 1.17 4- HW a 137 51-100. H issiaLed tho Westphalia i a lies t'.'S.iMK) t t- urope to moirow. UnV KhNMKN-rs Opened b ioyaul and Closed lower, under the fctr.ii eucy iu money. Coupons ol 'SI, 121 Ji-al2l U ; o. '02. 12l,ilJ; do. '61, 117!, ullT?',; do. I.. ltSj.lls;Ui. new, HliJB-aTi; do. 07, J lJ Cii2o; do. 'Ii8, ll;'BLi,i2o;i; ll'-IOs, luSifslON;. i li'i Inaaii M jrei. By Telesraph.l CiwoiwpATi. June 28.; Fi.ouk Unchanged : family, 85 75(j. Wukat-DuU; l Kt &-Kt No. Saiid No. 1. cokn-Duii ; (Kosc for mlaeJ; white 7oc. Oats DiiH at (K71c. KVK-Dull at 81 1U(.1 15. ..-rro.s ic higher aud Arm; middling, 32 '-;c TACOO-TTnehansced. WiiiHKY-Dail alUJ.a'J.'Sc ' Pnovisin.Ns-Dan ; no demand of conseonence, but polders geuei.-tliy lirm; no BCTTKK-Fl m at 2 ii.-Jfte." inm -No change : ,i. n.,,n,i nt Uimkiekikh -Steady 'uud Jau demand. (Jol.l) IJ7 Ouyiuij.; MoMny Ai ai Rel cinse. Sfew Orleans Market. By Telegraph. Nkw Oklkans, June 18. CorTOV AoflvO anrl u . 1 tr .,.. I 3'rt. , , ........ ...... M,anu iiini" Ollug 32'-io; sales 1.3x1 bales: recei nts .1 m bales. Hold -liT;. STKHLliti -51 ?i : New Yin lr Slil,t Vn r,r,. mi urn. . Frxil'lt Knnpt-tliiA i:.. XT v- A . -v-v-v-Cokn Advanced; white SI. '-TS - 71'u72. . , - BtiAM-SI 07,'-','I 07'i. . - I llAY-l'iime5j. Pokk t:;i 75 Bacon I5j;!,'e. D i.o-Tier-.. h '-1.21c: keg 21,rt2Jc Sti;AK 1 ' it ' 1 l"l!l l l , . II HI I, It ... ..Irin I3l3ic. .v-.. Moi.assks-1- irm : fi rnientiug COaOlc. Wh .sky Doll; biail.Vi ('Ot-F KK .':i1P 1 i'y u, 1 .aI... 1!! - - - al. v- i i j w,u'.5lujic Loulsvllie Market. t!y Telegraph. J Louisville. Juno 28. Flour Superfine 81 25. W liBAT-Red tl 15; White (123. C-OKN Ml. Oats 7t)c. -11 YE 81 25. V " Lkaf T-bachi Stead v: tut.;.. of M hh,l at 557U 10 .Oo. PKOVVilON'S. Olliel. tncsu rxnr-W licit. bacon, sbomders ll'c, clear rib Lac, clear sides leiKU-. Lakd l!;ic. . , M-OARCi lisp HAiii-lii'iii. HlOUWIKU-Uis. ifemptiiB aarketr By Teiegraph.l Memp'esU, Juue 28. CoTTOjr Firmer at ZlH.ra.:'Ac.! rcelnts im bales; exports, 4tr2 bales. Flouk No chansie but there la a flrnn-r feeling. Wheat New 81 1031 25. Corn Sales yi'c. i , . T, .. " ., . . I ,....11 . Oat 77 i7ac and Inactive . Hay Sir, and dull. Uog.l M EAL--Sales at S3 90 for green ; 81 for new dry. POfcK-:i4 25. Lard 20"i21o. .- Bacon Firm and unchanged ; shoulders, loc; sides, i'Jc Sew York try tiooda Market. - By Telegraph.) New Yobic, June 2S. . DRY noons TrnA mit..f' ' , ,1 lanm.ia but Drires. neverr l.ele.s urfirmiu- ...ti. taiued. For cottou fabrics, cud on koiho grades of bleclit d muslius,.we have to reponcp r yarn ad vance from Jthe lowe-t r'r, It o; Iht- I n,,n Mdw,r,lI!!A 1 f.,.u.l..l and Hill's S mper idem. ' ' EuruDcan ilarkei. By Cable. LosDOJpne 28. Consols For Money 9Jt?Z; Aceiiaot W2t 5-20 bonds 80i; do. at Frankfort Liverpool. June 28. The cot ion market Is firm ; raiud 1 1 112 uplands at 12 1 : Orleans 125; sales 150oij bales; Calllt ruia white wheal 10s; r d western at 8- lid; western flour 23 : mixed corn SO-: old llSs 3d : new oaisSs 4J: tiork ; beef 90s; lard 72,; bacon 63s; ciiee e 72. CARRIAGES. B. Okies. F. 1. Obxek. J. 15. GREEN Jto OO., CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, Transfer OrnamenU at Cincinnati prices. Main titrtet, Lv.t. Fifth and Sixth, laulti-dAwbin KVANSVILX, ljSD.

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Leave Mail. Evansville ...10:45 a m A rrire Expr. Freight. 5:15 p M... 4:40 a m Vincennes.. 1:13 p M... 7:41 p m.10:10 P M lene Haute. 4:20 p M... 10:53 P M. 4:15 P M Terre Hante Jt Inaianapolls. aor o kast. Leave Day Ex. Night El. Mall, -erre Haute, 4:iop.. l :.x a if.. 6:50 A M Arrive Indianapolis. 7:05 p m... 4:2fl a K...10:n5 a m t resume . 4sm a M...H :M M... :15p m t -ieveland 7: A M... H-..ro e M n i m Buffalo 2:10 P M.10M5p ,'" . Z Pittsburg 11 :50 A m. :50 pmIi-45AM Philadelphia, rff 0 AM.. 9:25 A M. -io p sr New Vork . 6:00 a M...H :4 A M... 6:io p M Ohio & Mississippi. GOING EAST. Leave Lightning Ex. Acc Night Ex. Vincennes ... 1 :33 P M ... 1:41 p M... 9:55 P M A rrive Cincinnati... 9:00 p Mll :15 P K.. 6:00 A M Louisville .... 8:li0 P M ... 1 :10 A M... 0:30 A M GOING WEST. T.eare Vlnceiinen . A rrive St. Louis Cairo Mail. Night Fx. Dav Ex. 4:25l- St... 2:05 A u .. 6:15 A K .11 :.50 p m... . 3:5t; A M... 9:10 A M. 2:10 p M 4: 50 P M RETURNING, Terrei Haute Indianapolis. Lea re Iudp'lis.3:55 AM. 7:30 AM. 1:45 P M. 8:10 pm Arrive T. H 6:30 a M.I0:25 A M. 4:55 P M.11 :05 P M RITUKNING, EvansTllIe fc CrawTordnTlIle. Jsave Exp. Mall. Freight. T. Haute 6:40 m... 5:00 p m... 5:45 A M Viitcen uea. ... 9:5 A M... 8:05 p m... 11:40 A M Arr.ve Evamvllle ll :56 A m...10:W p m... 5:10 p m E. H. & N. R. R., Nortliern Division TRAINS OOiNO SOUriJ. Transfer Packet Steamer Mollie Norton leaves Kvansville dally (Sundays excetifed.l at. 3:15 p.m. 4:15 p.m. 7:50 P.M. Train leaves Henderson at Arrive at Madisonville..... .. OOINO NORTH. Train leaves .v adlscnvlile dally punaaya excepted) at., Arrive al Henderson 4 :25 .A.M 7 :50 A.M Arrive at Evaiisvitlo ty Transfer Packet Mollie Norton 9:30 A.M. Matting connect ion both ways witU trains ou the K. A C. Railroad. STEAMBOAT LIN EH. To IjOUIsvillk. Every Monday at 10 o'clock a.m. Kvery Tuesday, veduesday, Thursday, Friday, and (Saturday at 6 oViock p. M. To Caibo Dally, except Sunday, at A Vciock p. M. ToOkbkn Rivkr. Every Monday .Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday at 4 o'viock To Eahtpokt. Every Tuesday and Satur lay al 4 o'clock p. m. To Hsjdkrson-Dally, except Sunday s, t -i o'clock P.M. To Nabhville Every Tuesday, Weduesdv and laturday t 4 p. M. Transient boats dally up and dowr. To Cincinnati Kvery Saturday at 10 A.M. io CAN.NEt.TON-Kvory Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday al 10 A.M. RockportStage (vlaNewhurgh and BoonVilie,) carrying the mall, leaves at 7 A. M., on Aloudays. Wednesdays aud t rldays. Arrives by 7 P. M., Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays. New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mondays and Fridays at 7 A. M. Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays by 4 p. M. .dt, Vwrnon Mail Stage loaves dally (ox lent Sundays) al 7 A. m. Arrives dally (ex ept Sundays) by 2 P. M. To NKWBUKO.Hacit dally (except Bunlay,) from the Merchant's Hotel, al 3 a'olock p. m. INSURANCE. I n A tX 1 .JaU&i NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMP'Y OF THE UNITEH ST1TKi OF AMERICA. CiiAiiTKiti p nv Special Act of Conokicsa, Approved July 25, 18ti8. CtMI I'AITI'.tl, ... 1,000,000. Paid In lull. BRANCH OFFICE, FIIIST NATIONAL HANK BUILDING, I'll I LA DKI. I'll I, Where Ihe general business of the Company Is transacted, aud to wlitch all C.rrespondeueu should be addressed. OFF1CKXIH. CLAUKXCK II. CL.ARK President. JAY cou K Kt ciiuirmau Finance and Executive Coir, mil tee. HK.Mii 11. COOK f, Vlce-Prcsi lent. KMlvit-ON V. PiiKT, sec'y uud Actuary. Th's Comjiany ofl'i-rs tho following ail van 1 : it is n, .Natl, niil (Vmrany, charlered by special act of Congress, pots. It b a paid-up capital of tl 000 Oou. It offers low rales of pieniluiii. It furnishes larger ii.uraii e. than other compun les for tiie sato.n money. It is definite o:n', t-et lain lu Its term'. itlsabotne company lu every loctlity. Its policies are exempt fioni at 1 achnieu I. TliiJ1 e are no iinuic t-sarv restrictions in thH eolicles. Every policy I non-for eltahle. Poijc:i-a mav be Laken whieli navlntliu Insured their f,U amount, and return all the. premiums, so that. Ihe liiMiiHtice coM.s only Hit) interest on the annual pay ment. Policies may be iaUen lhal w II pay to the insured, after a ceilaln number of years, oerli.g life, an annual Income of one-tenth the amouu t named In the Klicy. No extra tato is charged lor risks upon the lives of females. It Insures, not lo pay dividends to policy, holders, but at so low a cost that dividends will be liii; osslnle. Circulars, pamphlets, and full, partli-u. Iars eiveri ou application lo the Branch Ollice ol the Com pany , or to JOHN VV. ELLIS A CO.. Cincinnati, Clilo, Cieue.-al Agents for Ohio an-l Central and Southern Indiana. JOHN S. HOPKINS, JZo'iMiville, JnJ.. rnayl2r'Aweot AUKNT. Tklrd Street, bet. Sjc&zsare utl Xln Waaufaeturer ol Compound Lubricating Q',h for all kinds of Machinery Also, LARD OIL, SOAPS, and CANBLSE PURE CATAWBA WINE ol my S tjwt.ii. Imch'-Uriiy FOII SAXE. Foil S A F.K VALUABLE MAIN STRKKf PROPERTY Thai splendid property known as the Egler properly, s luated on the west corner of Alain nno Sixth Slretls, fronting 75V; feet on Jkiatn Street and 150 feel c.-u Sixili Sine!. Said property is offered lor sale a', lownguiwt ou easy term., a pplv " J.l'.KI.I.OTTAH)", Real Estate Aneiils, Corner Locust aud Third etrtets. felO dtl . Li.so.'ution of Partnership.

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--III. I'KT.I.RSIIIH JIKItF.TOJ. foie .xisiiio; under the firm name of Tuacr A Kumier is dissolved by mutual consent, dalnsj from June 1st. A 11 iic-oiin:s due said tlrm will ho collected by 1". W. Turntr, and all liabilities discharged by him. T. W. TURNER. W.F. KUMLER. A CARD, The above change having become necessary on accouiu ol the counuued ill health ot Mr. Kumier, 1 shall cwntinno tne Sho Business at the same place, and with all the facilities of the late firm. T. W. TURNER. Evansville, June 19tb, 18jtf. I jun21 dtf

POITIITIS: OF 3UXT. Fourth of Jnlj- I'xcarsioa Trip to Cineiinati ! THE LEO AIT T STEAMER O X-X XI IVX JjZ X2, Will leave Kvansville Satnrdaj, Jalj 3d, it 10 o lock A. II., And will give ticket i for the Round Trip, (board In port includi d, to persons vishlrg to make the Excursion, at the following rate: From Kvansville asid reluru .... g,10 i'roni tt'M-liporl a.id rci u rn ...... M'No pains will be spared to make it a pleasant trip to nil. P. K. F ARCLAY, Master. Je27-7t s. T. J A M E-s, dot k.

iraiicl ;vcnisiou POR "I Hi FOUJJT1I OF .TLT' TO WYANDOTTK CAVE, JXD. II ii 11 Xin-o Jfiit The elegant, steamer uFx?i Taraseon .,.' .A 111 leave Evansville TIIURS. DA . July Dt, at8 o'c ocic p.m.. taking excursionists from this city r!U1 all pfotits above to Lea. -enworlh, I ml. (lour ratios from the ( hvet, arrlvl iur liiere on Fndiv at 12 M. Returning, will lake theiu on, board at Le.i venwoi lb on Saturday b! lii P M , Hrilviiii nt EvausvUIo on t-undtv July 41h, Hi 3 p.m. ' " ' This M-rai'g'Miieut, vv lll give eicnrv.ou. isls ample time to vl o the Cave. A splendid Ilia's aid string Band will accompany the excursionist Passengers for t e oimd trip from all points on the river at .Half rales JAMES MATH Kit, Master. lli,'Jvyii,iroI-K. i' i- IJuu25di:t GRAND CARNIVAL WE EE EXCUIISION ON MUSIC! MIR TJf! M 11 Jl A M J X T I Dutiuf,' tko week conn ocrtfing Monday. J-uly Tilh, anl ondimr S.-it-urday, .lu'y 10th, ll o Meamcr (v,iick8top will givo :in ivvcursion to livau.svillc or Cairo, and leiurn, at IIAIF T1IH KKGVLIR KATES, Arriving aud dctiarting on BtlicJul tunp. PartioH desiring to tinbark on li utile iii-icrc will meet with unsurpassed acoonimodations; a t:,b!a whoso viands aro prop-irnd with epicurean taste, and leudy attontiou to the gratilication every want. Tickets Tor Kotm 1 Trip, Hair Fare. jui-d dt.'tj EXCU Til E. r ! , Tho fleet and elegant Passenger Steamer MORNINif STAR Will make a Foutth of July Excursion Trip irom LOUISVILLE TO MT. VERNON a.m iti:i nix. Leaves Louisville F ft I D Y, July 2 1 nu fi P.M. ruriijini pnitwuer tit li '- 'ihe fiuiid trip, uud lioin way poils lu pr.por1 1 'ii. Leaves F-.aiiSvillo on SATIJHDAY. July .'Id, at 1 1 : 15 am., i rying ptissenm-rs t. M i . Vernon m.a jetiiiii fur TWO DOLLARS' KACII. Hot ii in Iritr. leaves I-viinsvlllo on S tTlolllA), July 8 1, tit 12 midnight, an, I arrive lit Louisvil e MonOiiy al 4 a m. Tiie tJRKAT VV EHI'KHN' MTAK I!ND (Strtog and Brass) has been fmgat-ti fur I lie occasion. Persons desiring to visit. Wyandotte Cave will have ample, lime to explore Ibis ereHt wonder ot iihI tire and lejoin the b ml upon her return either up or down, and wiu be can led at hall late. A. T. (1 II. MORE, Master. R. H. Wool. folk, Sup't )no -'I did 31 A I X S TIUZ 1 W l'A'! J 4 (i I 4 oi -- ol Hfil mil Mlli Sis., "f.'.V f Hid Jttih I.Hl. Tl A ii L,K .V ft ll.V. Pl.tiSAM', airy rmniH, clean , com--foi l.'lbhi liei; -i, wit ll hi elleTit bund J). per v eeK, or single meals ,' cents : lodgi turn . 3,ric3ii(s. The bust Ihn market H-irOnta will always b fotu I here, and onleis for fresh hemes, fruit and Cain wba wina of lliuK ri:lcn mar In rm will l. t tin u a I uily i ra-iv-ed and promptly attended to. Jo-Sdiim J- Jil N C. S( ; 1 1 W I : I '. K if THE CELE3RATED A.T.STElVrART sTC0. SoleArjcnts forjue unni'.v states; is for Kale, f t W il L K -i.V LI-: and RKTA..L, by HUDSPETH, ADA5IS & fjunl5dim CO. GLICK & S0HWAIITZ, No. 14 South 1 Ird hlrci S, (CHANDLEH'8 BLOCK,) Hoop Skirt rJanuTadory, and CORSET HOUSE, BKAI.KKN S oriO.H A l Y Oood-", where you can cet I lie atevH nicies at very low I rices. All Hoop Skirls bought Horn us w.ll be repaired Jrt , charfe. We solicit the liberal jniironayo of Hie public in the vicinity. N.B. Tn"se 11 vinjr at, a distance desiring Hoop Slilrts will take th-i foliowiii-j measures, iud we w-.il isuaraii'ftiu (food tit: .No. 1. Measure around tne whImI; No 2 Length; No- 'i he largest wlutn i round ; No. I. i'lu price you wisn io pay. Ail oiders will be promptly aitt-ntled to, and s-nl to any point by express, ltemember the place: OLlcfc A SC'IWARTZ. apl3 d.'!m Opposite I lie Opera House. lAIitUANKS' STANDARD Ot all kinds. HuKNl UOOK A CO., No. y Nortti w'aier tstrtM'L, OC23 dflm i;v.-ins v 1 lie, lie i Fresh Water Salt Water BATHS BATHS Shower BATHS From 4 A.M. to 11 P.M. EVERY DAY at the Artesian Springs i'aiL. Single Bath 60c Odd dt-?jn tickets'. Juil4 KDWAttD VVKIiLKlw untuti anu courier ihjij j

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