Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 15 July 1869 — Page 4

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FOR "ALE-SECOND-HAND COTTON MACHINERY Cards, Dra win g tramea. Coarse, and Fine Sr-eeders, Deau Spindle Throstles, Warpers. Dresser. 4t For diwertrjtlon and prices of these machines a ddroM, C. K. B ATTL M.

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iiein cholera.' For sale at bchl.aef Yesterday, chareed with being drunk.

. . .... . . I V 13 jliL it s:k.-si. . AXI CON O R KSH for sale at SCHLAEPJyl3 lot FF.M.S. COTTAOE A frame cottage, corner of S- eoud Aveona and Seventh Street, .ue square from the street railroad, containius four rooms, cellar, porch, c. Terms easy. For particulars call at ooti. west corner of Second Aveuue and Kigntn Ktr.et, Lamweo. Junlsdlm ! roit. RENT. For Kent THE THBESSTflRT BH1CK t'.illillDg occupied by I. D.Heimaon No. ki Main Street, m tor rent Apply at their store, Nos. W and t2 Mln Mrl. Jy i dl f Ail city papera please copy. MOl'SK On Fourth Street, between Main and Syca.iu to, a double threestory "brick, with two good store-rooms Wi I be rented Re.iai.Uelv or together. Uood nccomtnodatl . for two separate tMtitilit. f ir nirthm i articalars apply to l.r. K. T. HCNCIE. Nq. U Nortb Klrnt trpt. Innl.tdtf WANTED. 1 , CoTTAUE By a Rroatl frally, a cottftijeof about three rooms, with good a; Mb. e and ontliouses, within five or six HiuHeH of the ponf-irice. . inquire of Bo HUMAN & HTIAK ER, Third B tree t. be tween Main and I.octist. Jylj d3i. trol O I.A1IEJ-A few young ladies Tf I.-, -u on inUMnuHable article, or particular, can toorn VO. Jy9dlw THURSDAY. ....... JU Y15,l c i r V N EWS. T County AfcrieuUural SocietU'S. Akthe season is approaching when Hie Couaty Agricultural bocletits are preparInztoinalce contracts for their prlntlns? we would call eapeelal attention to our Ruperlor faallitlen for doing all elates of this wortt, such aa Catalogues, Premium Lis s,T!cltets, 4c. We are. also prepared to get np one. two, and three sheet Posters tn plain or colored Inns, at short notice. We have Just added to our Job Department rive hundred dollars worth of the latest styles of poster type, and our facilities cannot be surpassed. Call npon us, or send for estimates. EVANVILTE JOURNAL CO. Postage Stamps office. , lor sale at this Another -Yesterday wa another very warm day, and lecals were quite dull.. Astrology. We direct attention tothe advertisement of Madame Seymour, to be found in this morning's Journal.. , Those anxiou3 to look into the future should give her a call. Engine No. 1. A new plug valve has been put in Engine No. 1 by Mr. Archer. Steam was raised last night, and the Eogine worked splendidly. fJcRiosiTY. We noticed in Lamaso, yesterday, a house that is two Ptoriea high, and has no 'windows in front, and only one on the side, and that one up stairs. The Alexandra is the prettiest note-paper ever ia the city. The Udi should all have a supply. It is the latest style. Call at the JOURNAL Olliee anil examine it. Criminal Court. This court did no business yesterday, and adjourned until this morning at 9 o'clock. Grand Jury. The Grand Jury mot yesterday morning, and were instructed by Judge Robinson, who told them how to ' ro for" those who were guilty of misdemeanors. Commissioners. The County Commissioners transacted no business of public importance yesterday, being principally engaged in allowing bills. Sheriff Jacob II. Miller lefc on the Morning' Star last night for Jeffersonville, having three prisoners in charge for tho penitentiary, one of whom is Aaron Warner, convicted of killing Charley Long. The Council. The members of the C.ty Council were in session as a Board of Equalization yesterday, and are going over the personal returns nrst. oome discussion ensued in regard to the question whether the Board could increase the amount returned in a schedule that had been flworn to. We believe that it was generally admitted that in eases where it was thought a sufficient value had Dot been placed upon personal property, the Board had the right to examine, under oath, the persons who returned the schedules. We believe this is the viejp of the case that has been taken heretofore by the Equalization Board. Base Ball. The "First Nine" played the "Field" yesterday, and carried the whole game by storm. Thera was some very fine playiog on both sides, but when the First Nine found out what an easy thing it was to beat their opponents, they did not pat in their V best licks." The game on Saturday, between our Club and the , Bluff City Club, of Memphis. promises to be an interesting one, and we feel satisQed that a b:g crowd will be ia attendance. A street railroad to the ball-ground would be very convenient, and would induce a large attendance when games are played. S7 We have received a nice assortment, of. Initial Paper. Call at the Journal Offica before all is sold. COMMERCIAL BROKERAGE. We take pleasura in calling attention to the card of .Captain Jobn Travis, com xnuaivn and commercial broker, to bo iouua in anotner-coiumn. 1113 omce is at No. 18 North , Water Street, up fitairs. Mr. Travis is well and favor ably known in this city and throughou the Ohio and Greea River valleys, and we bespeak for him a liberal share of public patronage. OeS" Another lot of Green Ink received at tbe Journal Ofiioe.

RECORDER SCOTTRT,- I nos.U iuore, ;

i i,:n ;n tW. e-onrlitioii trot to ! , ," tt '( ,las. , hf inrr nn aocfin ran n Trnm n 11 . lit: messed $14 25, and was ordered j

to report to Castle Itoyston. " Ob, my noma it is Jos Bowers, Iv'e got a b.-Hher Ike, I came from old Missouri, All the way tram Pike " But how he got here we doo't know, onlv we do know that Joe

nflff,rs . un Wore the Kecorder and disorderly. He was fined $i J.J, ! and his brother "Ike" not being1 present to liquidate for him, he wasset to prison, with orders to report f jr fatigue doty. George Washington Ewbanks, the partner of Joo Bowers, was also arrested for beins; drunk arji disorderly. George Washington was quUe noisy on Tuesday niaht, about twelve o'clock, and got lost from Joe, and in trying to fiod him made considerable chin music.' He was al.-o docketed for $7 25, and went to prison. II. Daudestel was 'drunk and disorderly, and wis fined $7 25, which he replevied. Jack Hitch, for assault and battery oa Rachel Stiusun, was taxed, in fine and costs, $17. lie would not pay, and went to the JLock-Up. ! Demorest's Magazine.' Fish & Barter have received Dtmoresfs Mag azine lor the month of August. The Sherijf Seizes McManaman's Stock. While a man lives in this world and is able to keep up appsarauces it is all right, but uo sooner is he dead than a scramble takes place lor what he leaves behind This has been the case with the effects lof t by John McManaman, who died list Monday. His stotk ot clothing was levied on yesterday by the Sheriff, to satisfy the claims of certain creditors, and tha old man's body was hardly cold before the squabble began It seems that claims are due certain clothing men to the amount of $2,000 or $3,t00, aud before Mr. McMana man was buried suit was brought to take rxtssessiun of the stock in his store. A vast crowd was attracted on First Street, yesterday, when Sheriff Milier levied on the goods, and the afftir wa3 the general topic of conver sation last evening. There are other points in connection with the matter but we shall not discuss them at nresent. We presume the matter will be settled in the courts. Lovers of fine horses should use tho Jockv Club Envelope. Can be bought at the Journal Office. ; Extension of ms Street Rail road. By the first of January, 1870, according to tho charter, the Street Railroad Company will have to build another mile of railroad. There are two routes proposed, and it has not yet, to a ccrtainty.been decided which route will be taken. A majority of the Directors, wo understand, are in favor of ruuning it up Second Street, while the minority are in favor of Eighth Street. The road can be secured for Eighth Street provided a sufiicient amount of bonus can bo raised to induce the Board to locVe it on that route, but so fr as we can Karn only $300 have been offered. Ti e decision in regard to the two routes will probably not be made until September. The Graves op the Federal Dead. M. E. Irving, an agent of the Government, is now in the city for tho purpose of removing t.he remains of the Federal soldiers buried at Oak Hill Cemetery; those buried at Newburgand elsewhere in this vicinii3 to the new lot in Oak Hill Ceme tery, ceded to the general Government reoently by the City Council. Mr. Irviug is accompanied by bis Superintendent, II, II. Beaven, and the work will, it is expected, be commenced on Friday or Saturday. If any person knows of any solitary graves occupied by Federal soldiers, in any part of the country adjaeeat to Evansville, they are requested to in form the agent or Col. P. Hornbrook of the fact, that they may be removed to the Cemetery and placed beside their companions in arms. 2?" Carter's Ink is the best in this market, for sale at the Journal Office. The Heat. Talk about warm weather and heat down South as much as you. please, but wo believe that Evansville is as warm as any other locality. We noticed yesterday what we consider as very strong-proof of the intense heat this season. At the intersection of Fourth and Oak Streets an oak gunwale that extend-) across Fourth Street, and which is fully six inches in thickness, has bacome so much warped by the sun that it turns up at one end about one foot with a prospect of a further rise. This, we think, ia a pretty strong " draw," and as the warped end sticks up in the centre of the street, it should he fixed at once. Let the Street Commissioner attend to the matter. Fire Cisterns The City Council have ordered this year, so far, thirteen new cisterns to bo built in various parts of the city. This is highly commendable, as iu many localities the scarcity of water would cause serious loss in case of fires. When the new cisterns are completed and filled with water our city will be in a good con- - dition so far as cisterns are concerned. ivtuuimuu -ioauje uouse on Main Street, between Seventh and - Eighth, formally occupied by Mollie Manning, and which was partially destroyed by the fire on the morning of the 25th of June, is being rebuilt. This building is owned by George Grandgen, of Stringtown, and was in sured in the Evansville Insurance Company.

EVanSTllle Tobacro Fair. .

Eansville, Ind.. from ue time xno .1 , nreii for cnternfise. thriit !'et" Tn . -nmrur.. .1 niiirirfl3 uvvm'j - w lively lev, years "- ir merchandise, rnaaufaetures, craia and produce, of magnificent proportions. We are credibly informed that there are many mercantile and manufacturing houses there who do a business, yearly, nearly equal to some of the heaviest houses ia this city. Among other signs t.f rapid advancement, we notice the merchants of that city are fully aware of the great advantages and protits oi tne louacuo trade, and are leaving, no stone unl;ir?e share of it. These earnest endeavors to DUlld up and ex'end their trade in tobacco are healthy sign9, ana true mutations that Evansville is determined not to be caught naping. 1 he house of Martin, Gardiner & Co., we per ceive, is driviog the matter rigni airnr n1 with the assistance of mcr- - -- , chants and other tooaoco nrins, win offer premiums to the amount oi S-nnn at. their tohaeco fair to b3 ncld on' the 28th of July. ' As to the result, we have no hesitancy in savin? it will be a successful one. Western Tobacco Leaf of July VZih. Friend Keves does not draw an over wraught picture of the enterprise and energy of our merchantile com munity, or of the importance oi our tobacco market. The fair which was proposed for the 28th inst., has, how ever, been postponed in consequence of the lateness of the season. A large sale will, however, take place on that day. &2r Go the Journal Oficc to get good steel, pens. V . .'. Don't Likiv It. We visited La masco yesterday afternoon, searching for items, but eoull cot fiod any The only thing worthy of note is the feeling of the people in regard to sidewalk improvements, aud we heard some hard swearing against the rule of the Council iu regard to petitions The old custom in : regard to side walks has.been to report to the Coun cilman of the ward where a new side walk should be put down, or an old one repaired, aud tne u juocumati would visit the locality and see what was needed, and brmr the matter before the Couucil. Sidewalks are needed all over town, and it petitions have to be presented in each ca-e, it will require the labor of an extra clerk to fila an I take care of the petitions. Lot , the petition rule be discontinued, aud lei us have our pavements put in as good condition a3 possible. When a Councilman asks that a sidjwalk be put down at a certain place that is pretty god evidence that it is needed. THE FASTIDIOUS lJOCTOR. e . . i ir meutio"r:d on Monday the case of an individual on , the . Morning Star, on Saturday last who was too fastidious to stop in Rvnnsville, Indiana, to wait for a Green luver packet, and who returned to Louisville by the fttar. We have received a copy of a flamiug hand-bill addressed to the people of South Carrollton, Kentucky, announcing the presence of the renowned Doc tor in that borough, b it crushing the hearts of th.: pcopi.3 by the harrow ing announcement that this u the only professional visit with which they are to ba blessed by bun. From parties or. the star wo learn that on the way up to Louisville, oa Sunday, the Doctor becams so enthusad that he threw his watch over board, and was about to throw over board Ins fLie. silver-mounted Der ringer, when he was prevented. We thought, from the remarks the Doctor made on Saturday, that he was an ex traordinary diameter, rjvansvil.e is better off without tha presence of (suuh creatur OS. Real Estate Aessiiext. Otto Prailllin, Real Estate Appraiser, has about completed his labors. The real estate of the city is assessed at about $2,500,000, against $12,033,053 last year. Tho cause of tho decrease is owing to the fact that real estate was assessed entirely too high last season, especially in the outside en largements. The-valuation of prop erty in the outskirts has been reduced, aud in the Donation Enlargement, or Old Plan, embracing the business part of the city, it has been increased. It is probable, however, that the assessments made by the Appraiser will be increased in a large number of cases, so that the present valuation will not bo apt to fall short of $10,000,000. Gone West. Hon. W. E. Niblack and lami'y left Viuceanes on Mon day for the far West. They expect to join Hon.Ttios. A.Hendericks and Hon. Joseph E. McDonald with their families at Omaha, and will perhaps go through to Sq,n Francisco. m Large Funeral. We learn from r IP IT i 1 a gentleman troui terre iiaute mat the remains of John Petri, who was murdered in his owu liquse in Terre Haute, on Sunday, was followed to their last resting p ace, yesterday, by an ioinieuse funeial jirocession, in cluding eighty-nine vehicles and a great throng on foot. The most intenso excitement, in reference to recent events, still prevails in that city, with an almost universal demand that full justice shall be meted out to the assassins. t : ' Bad Boys. Some bad boys in Lamasco have a habit of placing small stones on the track of the street railroad, making it rough traveling and frequently causing the cars to be thrown eff the track lhe drivers are special police, and they ought to arrest the young scalawags Cheap. We learn that Fred. P. Straub & Co. have purchased from Charles Jenkins the business hou-e and grouud at present occupied by Elliott & Co., the auetioneers, for $10,000 cash. The lot is 1SJ by 150 feet, j,ud the building i3 a four-story brick edifice. This is considered a bargain by real estate men.

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" " ;. , , . . . I On tho 5th day of August, next. the voters of Vanderburgh County are required to decide whether or not ?242,000 shall be granted to the Evansville, Carmi and Paducah Rail road. Before the vot on this question is taken, it were necessary to show to the-citizeua of Evansville, upon whom the larger part of this amount will fall, that the terminus of the roaa at Evansville is such as to promote the interests of the city. In order to show clearly on ! what conditions wa are prepared to vote in lavor ot the proposition, we have taken the following resolutions: 1. lhe new road shall not be brought in connection with the Crawfordsville Road by a common depot. Should this be desired." then the Crawfordsville Road shall pay onethird, our merchpats one-third, and city and county the remaining oneibird ot the required ZlZ,i)W. J. lhe new road shad have a dis tinot depot, which shall be locate at some point between First Avenue and Salt Wells. If the depot be so located, we shall vote for the grant without any proviso whatever. Our reasons for the nrst resolution: Should the road be brought in such connection with the Crawfordsville Rood, the track would describe a large semi-circle around the north western portion of the city, which therefore would derive no profit from the road. The commerce would concentrate around the Crawfordsville depot, and only the smallest part of the city, its most eastern end, would be a winner; and a new source of speculation would be opened to purchasers of Longworth's "Tract at our cost. Besides, however, the Crawfordsville Ko3d again secures its monopolv, and the completion of the Straight Line Railroad is again placed bevoud exoectation. It the Company of the Evansville, Carmi & Paducah Railroad insist upon a plan of this kind, then let those more especially in'erested take their due share in the construction oi me roau. i . . - . c . i i We do not desire to ray exorbitant taxes to further the interests of a few. aud see the example repeated, which the Kvansville, Henderson & .Nash ville Railroad has already placed be fore our eves. Lmr reasons tor tho second resolu tion : Evansville can only advance in population and extent if the dep.it bo locate 1 iu the atoie mentioned direc tion. The commerce which this road brings us will then pass through the North western part ot the city, and this part offers the greatest advanta pes to manufacture and commerce on account ot its situation along the river and creek. Here the profits derived from " the road would not so iuto the hands of the speculator, but of the citizen By locating the depot in this part of the city r.vansvule receives a new uoint ot eeutrahzation. and the more such points we have the more will the city prosper. i he interests or the whole county will bo preserved if the road termi nates as required by our second reso lutioa. The farmer gains only if the city, as a whole, pio-;pers, .receives little or no benefit, however, if the I fe road operates tor the interests ot a ew. K Evansville, July 11. 1SG9. A Plea fok the Flower-Beds. A little Miss sends us the following: CIOOD ADVICE. I was glad, Mr. Editor, to see your notice in yesterdays JOURNAL, in reg-ird to those pretty things called flowers. I hope the young Misses will hoed the call and not wait until school takes up before attending to the wants of those charms which an ali-wie l'rovidence has eeen lit to strew along the pathway of his crea tures, and by which the mind is brought -to contemplate those ever-l.-istiu? flowers that shall bloom throughout the ares of eternity. Now, Mr. Editor, 1 don't want to be tiresome, but as a lover of flowers, 1 should like to see those weeds de stroyed, and those pretty flower beds cleaned, and made comfortable by the time school takes up asain. A Florist. A Fine Point. A singular case will probably be brought up in the Criminal Court this morning, involving a very fine point in law. Some time since a negro was convicted oi larceny, but being under age, the jury directed that he should be sent to the House of Correction for two years. On application being made to the House of Correction, the officers are informed that the institution is full. and that they cannot take charge of the prisoner. The negro's attorney has made a motion that his client be discharged, on the ground that te sentence of the jury cannot be ex ecuted on the prisoner. Family ltow. We learn tuat a family fight occurred at the house of a man whose name we suppress, who re -ides on the corner of Fulton Ave nue and Water Street, Household furniture and a small boy were bandled quite lively. To be Extended. It is very likely that Jacob S. Lowry will be granted un'il the first of October to complete the work of bowldering Locust Street. The river is so high that the bowlders, cannot be procured. We presume that the work ou Main Street will probably be delayed" for tbe same reason. - o A Card, Evansville, July 14, 1SC9. Editors of the Evansville Journal: Gentlemen in tins mornings issue ot your paper, mere appears a paragraph relating to appearing dis ¬ crepancies existing Detw-3en surveys made by me and those ot Jlr. Bate man, rny immediate predecessor. In reply, I have only to say that I have never differed in lines or grades with Wm. M. Walker or P. II. Wroodard, who were the original ' Surveyors of the city prior to my installation in office, and that all such matters are capable of demonstration. Whether 1 am right or wrong (believing as I do the former) I will say that I will pay the necessary expenses of a competent civil engineer to come here and settlo the matter. City Attorneys may be very good in their places, but matters relating to lines of street and lots can be ascertained without reference to the legal profession. , With reference to grades, I will merely state that a3 long as the level of Water Strees and tho "old" grade map remains, no difference ought to occur without the knowledge of the "Council.'' In conclusion I would state that no matter how many votei a person

mi$ receive for att fcfecfti Office, it

does not ionow inat lie can nil it. I might, for instance, receive quite a considerable cumber for ''Circuit Judge," yet, how many would abide my decisions? Respectfully, Jas D. Saunders. :lo c otices. tST'New'Fall styles Queen ElizaSwitches and Fans just received at Coo'.idzes New York Btore. ztd Medallou Coral Sets. J ust received at Oeissler & Delang's some of those beautiful Coral Sets the finest ever brought to this city Also pome magnificent Leaf and Pendent 4PearI Sets, which we offer as Cheap as they can be bought at .any first-class Jewelry house in the country. Call and see there, and many other fine articles of .Tewelrv too numerous t to mention, at ; Geissler & Dilanq s, jy!5-2t 54 Main Street. eS?" It has been oar fortune to examine all or the leadiner oewinz Machines, and we can most heartily sav that " 'The Florence " is the choica of those who desire a nrst-class machine in every particular. Try them. No. 11 South Second bt. 7t. Armstrong's Patent Musquito Net Frame. None better. For rjure ' Drug?. ' Chemicals Liauors and fine Perfumes. Hair Oils romaaes. lirusnes, xonet ooaps ana Fancy Articlei, go to the Opera Drug Store. 18 South First Street. Fresh Ul..n i.int.nnH I ' j n ir Aaa Watsr I'nr. 1 '- . ticular attention paid to compound-: J inc ttreacrintions dav or night. mv27. I a x - " I Armstrong's Patent Musquito Net Frame. The ne plus ultra. 3" Undressed or wash kid gloves. fifty cents per pair, at Hughes a. tf . j I . I .- I II tt T'lf ' Jtsay Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee for safe at 1. &. V. tlKlMAN a. T. C. Bridwell & Co , corner of Main and Third Streets, have a full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat ent Mciicines. American and import ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes, &c. Prescriptions carefully com pounded, bresh Blue Lick. Con gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters. jel7-ti Zk3 Don't foreet that Geissler & Delano keen evcrvthine you want in the Jewelry line, and at the lowest Eastern prices. jyl To Let. Havine more room than is necessarv for our business, we will rent a, part of" our house, (No. 30 North'Water StTeet ) to a good, responsible party, on reasonable terms. J. U. DUSOUCHET & UO. Evansville. Ind.. June 7. 1869. tf fST'The best standard brands of Flour for sale iu the city: . . Vahlberg & DlXOn B choice family, Cynthiana Mills, Telegraph Milila Bineham's Moon Light. and a variety oft w grades of super fine. ap20 II. D ALLIS & CO. Oft ANGER LETCHER At St. Paut'a Church, ut V o'clock p.m , on Wedneslay, July 14. ov uev. w. n- van Antwerp, ntxu,t. Mai. lien. UoROO.f OraMOKB. U. 8. A IO Miss IWAhIK 11. lATL'llllK.uausiiier ui Dr. Joseph Letcher, oi Lexington, Ky. The church was densely crowded with the elite of the city, who listened with the mos- profound and respectful attention to the beautifully solemn and Impressive marriage ceremony by which were linked together the lives and fortunes, aa well aa tbe hands aud hearts of the gallant hero of Mobile, and one of tbe most charming and beautiful of Ii antucky's fair daughter The Oeneral appeared in full uniform and tbe fair young bride, iu bridal robes of purest wnlte. They were attended by a stogie groomsman and bridesmaid. Major Nelson, of General Granger's Staff, and Mi s Amis Clifford, the beautiful and ac complished niece Of Mrs. George S. Bonn tag, and a near relative of the brldo. ! The ceremony was preoeded and follow. ed by admirable music on the organ by Prof. George W. Warren. Alter the ceremony the newly married pair had a grand reception at tbe elegant mansion or Mr. George 8. Sod n tag, on Upper First Street, where they received the warm congratulations ut many genugant presents, including a magnificent sllI ver tea set worth 150. The whole affair was one of great bril liancy and Interest, and as the lrlends pledged the happy pair, who leave by this morning's train for the northern images. Canada and the White Mountains, In generous, sparkling Heidsick, they Joined with hearty good will in the famous toast of Miles O'Reilly to Gordon Granger, in cluding in their kind wishes hia beautifuj young bride. i Come. . boys, a toast I Ou pride, our iionisi To friends a lov. to fear a stranger: Bri m every gla.su, and let it pass, The hea.itu 01 uoraon urauger. Hia manlv erace of form and face Made WOmeu oiess our buki wari, muijerj Her sparkling eyes, her tenderest sighs, Were all lor uoraon urauger. So here's his health ! Long lire and WAlLlth. ' ' And years of peace exempt from danger, For evermore, so prays nis corpa. Be round out Gordon Granger ! lAlKUA.MtS' STANDARD of all aiuds. HORNBROOK fc CO.. ,lNo. U North Water Street, oc23 dfim evansville. inn G. 8PBATT. . ., W. O. WHITTXNOIIAM CHARLK8 A. BRUM IS. TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, SPRATT & CO., Proprietors, COKXERMAIY and EIGHTH STBEETS LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. mh!7 3m RCEDER & BECKER, EAGLE Boot, Shoe and Gaiter Manufactory, IXo. Second Street, (Between Main and Sycamore,) EVAXSVIL.T.E, INDIANA. The best of Journeymen employed. ltepn ring- done at abort Notice. rnbiy Notice to Contractors. Junk 28th, 1809. . , The Common Council of the City of Evansville will receive sea'ed proposals until the 20th day of Jnly, 189, lor grading, graveling, and paving the alley situate between Sixth and seventh StreeU, and extending from Sycamore Street to Vine Htreet, in Block No. , Kaiem Enlargement. By order of the Council. . A.M. McG RIFF, Clerk. By E. A. MotlRiFif, Depnty. City Clerk'a OUice, J uiy ju, isoa. Jv5dtd i union . copy.

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For other River Ilenu sf Utird Page. The only additional arrivals and depart ures last night, and up to one o'clock this morning, were the Mollle Norton, to Henderson; Armada, to Cairo; Quickstep, from Cairo; Morn lug Star, to Louisville; Hartford,-f rom Oreen P.Iver. - The packets had moderate trips out yes terday ..-..The Quickstep had an excellent trip la last night, and reshlpped largely on the Morning Star The Btar bad a good trip out The Hartford arrived a little after midnight, with a good trip, Including 75 hogsheads tobacco Tlie Mary Houston had not arrived at 1A.K. Htie was taking tobacco at Owensboro, and will nearly fill out here. She will be found at our wharf this morning, and will leave for New Orleans at 10 a.mShe has splendid passenger appointments' and excellent officers. Captain L B. Dun ham commands, and Harry Walker aud Nick Pennington are her admirable clerks. .The Hartford will leave at 12 if. today, promptly... The Mary Houston arrived at 2 o clock i I ; Special river correspondence of the Evansville Journal. : The BTaTlsatlon ef Ureea Klver An important i-ciu. Calhoox, Ky., J uly 14, 1869. Editors Journal: ' Th case of Jo Mclteynolds vs. C. Smailhouse, pending la ou Circuit Coutt Hla Honor. Benj. Pi Cfewell; presiding,) came up for hearing this morning. There are two actions pending, the chief oue having been continued for the defendant yesterday. The nature of the present suit is as follows: When Captain McReynolds, commanding the steamer Hartford, arrived duiing l&st Bigot, ay airecnons ui ;uii.iwriw.yi Airo hyer, Esq , of Evansville.and J. V. Bicken. Esq., oi this place, he refused to pay the toils at the iock, at itumsey, aemanded by C O. Sinalllioutse, a agent of the Oreen and Barren Kivers Navigation Company; and thereupon .the latter re fused to permit tne steamer nuruoru 10 pass. This morn in 2 an UDDiicauon ror miano- - iD8t Grcea andB-rren River NavlKti00i company wa prayed for by CaDtaln McKeyuoids. and a powerful ar- - i I- ftl . Ti.f i.i guiueut made by Mr. Dyer iu lavor of granting tne mjuuettuu. uo uuuu, u able opinion, pronounced the act if the Kentucky Legislature creating the Navigation Company aud transferring to it the loess and dams DBConml Aitioual and void, and granted the injunction. This decision or tne court nas uueu universal rejuicluu among our citizens. Henceforth it la boped ti at the navigation of Oreen River will be free from monopo lists, an I tuat the act or the legislature creating this ompauy, now declared void, will never be 'e-enactad. Tbe gratitudeof tue public tsaueuapt. McReyuolds for his manly contest witli a powerful inouoply, aud the result has verified the 'old adga that "Fortune favors the brave." - Caluoon. " Mtmtfefit. Manifest Of the steamer Quickstep, from Cairo. July 14 b, ltttf : Ten nea. Bowles fc Co,6 pfcsge muse; Wm Caidwell, 11 bb's of potatoes aud 11 boxes of fruit; I and D Heimau, 4S pku cedar ware; Rxgon, Dickey & Carson, 10 pgdo;P Horubrook. 9 boxes peach-s; Btockwell A Co. 2 hols apples and 4 dry Itiiiea: Klemker. lillman .t UO. 3-uon scrap iron: Bettlelier. Kelloess t Cm, 3 pugs of mdi-e; lglft.eart Bro-, 6 baa-i ot rau;s; wm O Brow- S Ci, 10 hhds tobacco; li U Vau Klper.ddn: W H Kord, lodo; U K Hunkersou Co, 3Sdo; MarHuJUardoe&Co,6do; K II HU'lOIl no. ' Louisville 5S pKgs mdse and' 70 pkga of sber p pens. Cincinnati ao boisspar. River DipiUohes. NA8HviLt.ts, July 14. Toe river is falling slowly, with 10 leut on the fehoais. The weather Is fair and hot Arrived John Lumsdeo, frdm Cairo. Louisville, July 14 Port Llst-R. C. Gray, t. l.ouix to Pittsburg. River falling rapidly, with 0 feet 0 iucnes water In the I caual, 4 feet 0 Inches on the ialls, and 3 teet 6 inches over the rocks. Weather clear and excessively warm. Cincinnati. July 14, Arrived S. J. Hale, Memphis; Lawieuee, St. Louis. De parted Kobert Moor. Nasnvlllo: Annie Laurie, Kauawha. River rising, with 17 feet iu the cUauno., aud 81; i teet uujur the bridge. St. Louis. Jnlv 14. Over four hundred hogsbeaua of sugar, cousined to various uarlles here. Has heen ttelz u oy tne uuvernment authorities for alleged violation of the revenue laws Hon. William A. Pile, recenl'y appo'uted Governor of New: Mexico, will leave here for Hanta Fe, lhe seat of Oovernmtsnt ot tne territory, on tne zuiu nisi Port List Arrived Co. uinhlau, maiia; Illinois. Peoria: Chain ulO'i. t Cincinnuli ; Andy Johnson. Keokuk; Dictator, Louis ville, lieparteu Anuy Jouusou. Kooaim; Olara. Kantian Cllvi Uisuiarok. New Or leans; cityot Cairo. Memphis: Dubuque, Ht. faui: colossal, retirement. Kiver declining slowly, but a rise iu the Chippewa, Wi.-conHln and other tributa ries or tne upper ,mi-ksidui win mvo him more water, 'lhe Upper - Missouri ia also swelling, weather clear anu very warn; aiercury at noou, j ; at a v.ir., ve'. STEAMBOATS. . CamberlaarJ IUvpr4 Ff eight mitE MTKAMEtt I E W F. I. 1. I N Jm. leaves Paducah every MONDAY aud THURSDAY .at 12o'o!ock tt.. for CLARK.3V1LLE and way landings. Passengers aud freight by steamer. Armada, leaving .vansviiie weuuesiiay anu sauiruuy, make direct connection with Lewellin at Paducah, Both passengers and freight taken at satisfactory rates, Jy8 d2w FOR. OWENHBORO. CA N MELTON, AMD L.OUISVIIjL.1!;. The magnificent passenger steamer lSx tarascon, t: '' James Mather,- Master; , Miles D. Warren, Clerk, Will leave for LoulsYillQ and ftU way land ings, OI) T1ITKAUAY, JULY 13TH, at 0 o'clock p.m. For freight or passape apply on board, or IO W. K. UH.U Wil CO., dlt ? .. r- r ,i t Agents. FOR MEMPHIS, V1CKSBURO, ! AND . i ; N.-p;W ORLEANS. - , The magnificent new steamer siaiiy kouston, L.B. Dunham, Master; . Harry Walker. triprks Mck Penulogton. cieras, Will leave for New Orleans and all way ports, on . Till USD I Y, July 15th, at 10 A.M. For freight or passage apply on board, or UUMPUKEY, PATRICK & CO., Jyl5dlt . Agents. CLICK, & S0UWAUTZ, , i 4 Xo. 14 Kontli Flrt Street, (Chahdkr'u block,) Hoop Skirt Manufactory, and CORSET JIO USE, DEAI.EKS IS M4ITIOMM 4k FAXW UoodH, where you can get the ahove articles at -very low pripos. All Hoof. SklrU bought froni os will be reputred Jr. . charge, we soitclt the liberal patronage ol the public in the vicinity. N.B. Tnose living at a distance desiring Hoop Skirls will take the following meanures,nd we guarantee a good dts No. 1. Measure around tne warst;No 52. Length ; No. 3. Tbe largest width around; No. 4. The price you wish to pay. All orders will be promptly attended to, and sent to auy point y xpmm,: tM ti'X1 ,fi. Kememlwr the place : . ' - t . ULicfe A SCHWARTZ, apl3 d3mj Opposite the Opera House - ...FOR .SALE.' AFIXE ReViBENCE, . .A3L.A-''"'-'" ' Sash, Door, Blind Factory and i Flooring: :3IIU..; 7A FINE KF.SinENCE for sale on Cbamiler Street, containing eight rooms; size of lot 100 feet front by 184 deep. AImo, SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY and Flooring Mill, in complete running order, and has a good trade, situated on the corner of Walnut and Fifth Btreets. Inquire of WM.HUNN.LL. Jy7tfHANOVER COLLEGE, IND FREE TUITION. The next Term will begin September 1st, 1869. i Send for Catalogue. Jy9 dSw Ci a w) O. D. ARCHIBALD.

SiOSKTAUY & COMMERCIAL , j acw ort MarKni. By Telerph.l Nkw Vorit. July 14 " Ahhes-Pots quiet and steady at 87 37cS 7 02; pearls nominal. Cotton Opened steadv wiih . fair in.

quiry and closed dioopiug; sales of 2.000 bales at 34o lor uplanda. Klodu Receipts 4,804 barrels; the marsetlslessact ve and uncnanged; al-s of 8 400 barrels at 85 20'iS5 60 torsapeirine State and Western; Stf 60cS6 0 or extra State; S'i 20i(i 9J for do. extra Western; S7 DO 7 25 for while wheat extra; t'i fy 87 00 tor round hoop Ohio; 7 007 60 for extra Ht. Louis; 8,'al0 1)0 for choice do.; closing qu t; also evening sales ot 6,(Oo barrels .t SB 25fti 50 for extra Wes em; 80 506 75 for extra State; part for exiK.rt and parton speculation. I'aliforntasleady ; sales ot 400 barrels at S5 .rA)ai) CO. reaou flour qulit at t'9 50. Rye Flour firmer; sale' of f,00 barrels at 86 30r'0 6 ). Whiskv Firmer: sales of 230 barrels Vestern at 81 05 free. Wheat-Irregular and unsettled, ouenlnic heavy and closing more steady; sales of 81A5.0JO bushels at 81 47ftl 51 for No. 2 Spring ; the latter an extreme figure; 1 54 (gl 55 tor No. 1 ilitto; 81 55&1 j5 for new amber i-outhern Illinois; i lor new while Southern Winter; red Western on private terms. Ryk Heavy and more active; sales of 8,WO bushels of Western at 81 26 1 2S, and i,auti ousneis 01 rotate aii zucti 30. Bakley and Bakiey Malt Dull aud nominal; sales of (ioo bushels. KYK malt si i.'j Cokn- Hecelpts, bushels: opened lc better, and closed dull with advance lost; sales of 91,00n bushels at 7380 for uusonnd new mixed Western, 92f5c for sound do., 9.4c for kiln dried, and 9Hc lor handsome western yellow. OAT.-iRecolpts, 2,0!)5 bushels; heavy and declining; sales of ai.OiH) bushels at 8!ft82c or w eiieru afloat; closing at the iuaide price. ' , tut, Linseed quiet at 81. Rick Dull. Coffkb Firm : sales of 1,100 barrels Bio on private terms BU9AB-Firm; Bales or 400 hhds. Cnba at 11& 12o. MoLASSES-Dull. Pktkdi,kitsi Firm at 171ic or crude, and 81Hc or refined. llopj Qui.-t at 8 al5c for Amerlc-n. Coal. Ijomestio steady at 87 508 CO Der ton by carso. Leathck Hemlork sole Is without change; 3K('2i for Bneno Ayres and Rio uranoe iignc anu mioaie weights, i(iic for he.ivy do., a0,iHlic for California iigiit and middle welichls. aud 20lX4i8c for heavv ditto.-Wool-Outer and steady; sales of 290.003 pounds at 48(ii57c for domestic fleice : -12c(cllc .for pulled. 1'okl-unlet and lower; sales 01 (toil barrels at 8:12 25fiir2 45 for new niesn; closing at 2o CHhii ; f-.M 75 for old do. ; 820 fiOr-j 27 00 for prime; g-'tt 30(.4'29 Oi for prune niss. Bekf Mteady : Kales of 180 barrel at 1 0.) iSlO DO for new plain mess; 812 00(318 00 lor new extra mes. M IEROK BF.tF Nomlnsl at $20 C0,;v'25 00 for priiiirt mes; 825 00it30 00 for Indin mess. Bkkk Ha ms .-iea.(y : sales of U70 barrels at 820 iia21 50, and 82J 00 for c olee. uut mkats Quiet; sa es 01 170 packases at ISUmIIo for shoulders: IH'X.MU y..a tor hams MiiiDi.fH Firm ; sties of CO boxes of ice cured -t like Lakd Quiet and a sha lo firmer: snJes Ot 450 limces at 17,(jl9yc for steam ; VJ',ltH 20c for kettle reudrred: also, sates of 2 m) ien-esof Keam,se ler July, at 1)(-, aud 250 Heroes do , huyer An -tut e.t, 20o. Buttek Quiel at lU a.'ilic, lor Stale. CiiKKMR feteady ut Hil5jc lor common to prime. ( luclnr.uil Harkoi. By Telegraph.) Cincinnati. July 14. Plour-Scarce aud firm; family ti, fx!M 6 i'5. Wheat Dull und uccbauged; red 81 2j 1 .ii. i"o-K In better supply aud dull at 77.0.79c. oats Firm at 72i3".jc. HykSI tit. Cottov Firm at Xc. ToiiACC.i-In Kood demand ; sales of 12j hhd. at WM to tfi7 75. Whisky - Finn at l CO; hales of .'WO blN. pKoVlsioNS -Firiiier, though not mueli done; mess poi li is nld at OU, but i-U I t was t!i hesi otr-r made. Bulk Meats -firm at lSijilfrjjc; bacon generally held iia hlih-r; shoulders ll'-jo Willi sa:es; shies lield at l'tml6v lor clar rib and clear sides. liAMs-Sngar cured, in cooil demand nt 21rtr21 ;jf : now a:-ked, 'a, and scarce ; pleat led hums 14 to LUc; pialu do. 17iac. IiAKu-lleld iuj;)c; no sales. But i E.-Firui ut 21 yjSi;. T-KM-17C. -Oii.-i-Nii change; Linseed at SI (kV 1 02; lurd 1 Ji'.nHlj. Fimvisi ns Unchanged and firm. Gold I.Ki'i buying. b xtif an;i; Firm at par, buying. Money Market easier ut SojlO per cent. Chit'nzo Market. Bj Telegraph.l Chicaoo, July 14. F.xc-HANiiK Finn at 1-1U iiremlutn. Km Kiiris-tiulet and steady, with eu-g-meiis at !ui on wlie-t to Bllirilo. Flour Fairly aeflve, partieularly tor low and iiieilluni aradi.-w; sale ut SO .j7''i4 HH J for Winn r extras; t'i 7u;4 M 'tor Spring extras; tl 2i for Sp. lug suiter tine. WitKAT-iulet and rattier i'..eUhd. but wlthoti. liiuu rnil ehatige; sale.-of No. I at SI :t'Ml ."I, and No. '2 at Hi S'Jjitjl lUJ-J; closmn at. SI for spec:ulatlve purposes; a tolerably fai r luiulry exis ed at SI ;tl;.l A s.! ler Auju.-t: Si aij.;, buyer, aud $1 , 1 ?M4, s. Her July, lor No. i. CuuN-iilet but Hi iner; sales of No. 1 ut H2'8ic, and No. 2 ui. 79l-i(.81c ; closing at HO, Hiiii for future delivery. Liberal sales were r-ailo at 8ic, seller lant half of Julv for No 1, and SjhO-'ic, seller last luit of July; 7-5'-' 0J4c seller July; 8J!, buyer July, una Ki;iJ(nS2!, seller August, lor No. 2; sales since tne close ol 'Change at 80o, seller .1 uly, aud Slc, seller August. Oats Active; cloning at toi(i87c for No. 2. RYU Wore active and flinier; closing nt H iAi io- o. l. Bahlky Market bare and quetations nominal. liKiiiwiNFS-Ojib t and firm; snl-s ut 81. 1'kovisions Buyers ttmi selioix are apait, at d tiaiisactl'tns were light; sales of me s pork ut ;;(j4;;J 2.. ; closing at out Me rates; sweci- plckltnl hams steady at It.Jic. ury-nuui-u aiiumnciii nrm ul Ii al liauu iuict auu 17i-;. - unchanged"; sales at St. I.ouis siarfict. By Telegraph. St. LoniP. July 14 Tobacco Active at full prioos; Lugs, raSc; Common lo Melium Leaf, Baltic. Medium aud uood briant Missouri, 12iV2&c; tlud do., :,ra rfuc ; kki1 to line Rctitucky and Virgir 1 do , 25 niWc. Cotton - Nominal ; o2;(a3:!c. Hemp-Firm, lu unchaued. Flour Snows some slns of weakness, but prices are maintained; Superfine sold HI 05 70; X, ir, mi .10; XX. ti 6;aU 75; XXX to Fancy, S7 iwbi9 &U. wHkat-S emly and llrui,; choice Nx 2 Sprlns; u ld at tl 22; prime lo choice ii' w red Fall. SI S5jil 40; ch lou to fancy while, 81 45,-al to. Corn Very Arm: mixed, in elevator, sold at Htlc ; white, tt2c; mixed, iu sacks. 90 CMc: choice yellow, U5c; jiliim to choice white, 97c .!;l 00. Oats-Firm but slow, at;7Jo. for black; mixed, 72c; white. 72n7-"c. Rye su-udv, atSl 15..l 13. W hisky Quit s eady, at SI 00. (jKOCEKlKS -- Dull a d unchanged- IMo Cotleeselis, in nrst hauUs, at 21-4ic. lor prime, aud S'yH'ii: lot choice. ijiii;siana tSuars ranges' I2y3nkli! 0 I'lanlatiou Molasses, 70' 8oi5. roKK-Finti. t 00 i'Si 21. DkyHai.T Meat -Very little doing. L'iosk 11 ams - Hold at ll. Bacon Firmer and more doine ; 14.11 l.' ic for shouidei-s; clear rib side-, 17fc; clear sides, IKJc; sugir-eured hams, 2lc Lard Choice steam sold at la'C. 5cw York llry 'ooodn yarRei. Bv Teletravh.l NEW YORK, July It. DRY IkjOLI '11 1 market is very quiet, yet steady and linn lor ul I staple cottons. Heavy Kiu-ertiiiiis rinae at l"i;-.nI7e, botli for i sout ln-rii and Kistern of best makes; ri'4(nViiin for printed calicoes; the latter r;'.ie lor new uark wt k. Grain I tug a ate in speculative request and ht ld wilti inuch flrmue.-.-; Amosaean bilmr 41400 Great Fulls 47'.ic; Stark ;H)c. ('olio . yarns, lit No.Ti ioi2,a e tirm at 4ojjl2c, und caipet warpt-42j ifi'tc; acmpiiis ilarkei. dy Tolei;raph.l M km phis. J uly 14. Cotton -Quiet, at Xi1tSKf. Ueeeipis a bales; exports 2 bales; slock on iiaud .r,02 Dles. Floitc Stitr; line -; family S7iiS M). W HEAT New, ri lOutl ;u,. Corn Sales i t. fcS nHoc. Col'.NMKAL Si 2i. at-. b HAY-S-'curre ct, iii oil. Bran t?2 to. Boith: f:; and du 1. Lard -.0a.vle. Bacon 1 nuct I ve ; sltouldois IP. '.c; sides, 18k,c. Hew Vork told and BtocK Maratt. Uy Telegraph. New York. July 11. Monkv Firmer and active at 7 per cent. CUi reucy to 7 per cent. uold. ,-Tb.ni.i .i - 1' ii in at W46-1'1. tloi. - t'peie d at I i7:,h. declined !o and advanced to 1-7, c.osina at :.7Vil.'!;!4, with lixht tiaus iclions. Shipments today (.iis.utm. (Iiivkh ii K ts Active and (Inner at the close. The three millions purcliued ly the Treasurer lo day cost riOHl 120 1,1 100 to 1-0 .'IS-IUU. Nine millions were otlered in response lo tho query. Tbe Secre'ary of the Trea ury declines purchasing any bouds but 6 20s. Most of the bonus purchas d by the Government were de iverod to the Treasurer to-day, thus euaius the money mark, t somewhat, t 'losing pi u-es : Coupon of 'SI, '.0.'8; do. '2, 2 ;;' do, VI, 2.1 S do. 5, '211. ; do. new, 20a; do. ii7. a)7,; do. '6S, art'a; io-4os, lo1.

Louisville 'larSel. Ky Tele.raph.i LocrsviLLE. July U. Fr.orTRs'u,,f.rrlIi,, ?4 25. 1 AI - VI rid ; 'w hea t red fl 25; wl;l'--, Rve tlar1" ,,ulk7r,c- O 'is m bulk Tx-. atiVi" 'VO"lj'"'lt a(ltve; frales of 2ti0 MiJ-i. PuovrsroNs-stroTige--; niess pork ST! w. B'"'ono''ould,!r lV-e, .;ler rio is'.ie, e.eat 8'l a'rd 19 uw"' a yv. HiOWl.VK?-l.

, European By Cable. ' " ilarRet. LoNDOir, July i t on Account, and ore qnlet and ConsolH, for monv, 5 20 bonds, at s--.. HlHH V RI. t- rii ri u tf .1-1 tlllnoW Central V'c. St.i.. w j .. .- - - .......... , . '.-,. r. H I . Krie l5'4; steady. Livf.rpool, July 14 -Tl,e cotton market nril,irr! ",1 'i'Dlng upland l:Oi-leHlw M.a.-l?-.'; M, ot lo.ixu bai J. Breadstutli are heavy; re.i western No. z ZhT,t'H : ,,,nr J'rn-No. 2 mixed 2tf. (Kl for ui-w, aud Lim for !d ; tats 3s M. Vtw Orleans Market. By Telegraph. New Orleans, July it. t .OTTON steady ; nlddlin 421 bales; receipts ;n bales; bales. Goltj-137! Exohajcok Sterll ug l'.l ; X export 1 ii Y. sight y. Fr.nUR-Fiiiu; su.erQuo t'i 00, XX S- 50, AAA So 7. Corn White SI 1". Oats 7. HSAX-fl C.j. Hay Pi line .(J UP. Fohk Flinier; ln-M at, W). B tco. i-'irm ; nsl inif ITjo, 1S', anri luc La ho - j lerce 19 t'JD&c; ke 2iy, 42 lo. SUUAK-Uut.-lltlUg id. MoLASShs Noun ial. Willi KY-fl n: l lo. .Cokj-ek Dull anu nominal. Conclmlre Evldt ncc In Favor cf Iioteiter's btoniiu-ti Catirs. W. II. Hekse, a loading dniKi.-t in lfoiitlcello, III , iu a let er ol J une , ls-ii writes to this (-fleet: " 1 avi. R sold Losiet ter's B tlerri for tho pa.-t loor years, 1 dunot but speak ot the fcrtioie as beioj? t he b--t tome and upptliz r extant, i.uring the ague season of 1st -C, I could not keep a snrticlent stocn.on bund to supply my customers. I n (act, your Bitters was as uliuU as quinine I n am ihatt puystclaus prescribe 11 all over the vVi'-iern country. ludrKl, a ureut moiy fuml'lec think 1 1- ji are hoi nue w:iliout your luvaiuab. ttt tonic " J. K. Withkt si oon, Esq . a magl,trat of Kcish-w County, S. C.. states, ,uder date ApTil 1;!, lsi j, Umt he hss used tho Hit tel.; conluutly in Lh own fjmiiy hr the p.evious two yesrs. He tlrwt tried lhe preparation whu, suil'erini; tioin exluustiou pi-edneed l asvvere attu-s: of lever. Befoie tho liri ts.nie wus ridl ,hed ho experienced h ieiii4rkab! cbanne lor the better. Il) had tried biauJ y utvihe outset, but loun.t-th .t di 1 bini t'mre harm ttiau good. Iu one iiuiulii from tbe tloirt b coiumwiiced usin i the Hitters his health, htreiiKth, and upbuilt were restored. He had 1 civ in. need, a He- artlclo lo o: hers iu iisc circiiiiisi.-u-ices. ami never kii'twn it to lull, and bad loi.i.a It a pei l ci spfcitie lor Chills and u-ver. Mr. Sami ki. Voiinu.oI Clarion, Fa., under d ile April Ii, lXiis, cerlllh s that be was completely t-.mo ol "one of the mo-u ilistresmi; iili;irk.. oi ovspepsia t ii ui ever atllie ed iniy mortal," by three hollies of the i:itt.c-i-s, alter ''v.iiloiis oiher remedies llttd proved port el less " Itestored to per1 el iioalth, he thanks "that excellent preparation lot- the lesult." Dr. U. M. I'l-.-ct K.ol Lrusli Creek, l errv County, Alaoai ia, wnln thence Felt. 8, ISi H, says: "I uive n-.ed oiir Stomach Bitters lor sevtiai jears ill my inactlce, and llnd tin m superior to most of lhe Bitter-; now prescribed by tbe prolesslou generally." Tho Kmlinj: Too!. An Essay for Yon iu Men ou lhe I'risn.of Ho! Unite, aud ti e Ii.-eases no, I Abi!.-..--whlcli cii-iit.. 1 npe.liiu. ni , to Mauri -.IK with sure meads of ieil.-f. S i,t m s.-alm' loiter enveiopi-s, lie,- of cli u.;. AddresDr. J. MKILf.l.M HOiriitl IUN, ilowun Assml itlo' , I'.i l !;ic el ph ia, 1'a, JUIll2 il l!!! ;s II i IMiIIiii'm ! Mioi r Ite.l ltu- '"'! t. lilniou 1 ly littler. Sold by Drui gists Every w heie, may-r Un lJit i--lN f i: in n y.;.in.' ntn ui t;. This t p'ei;ili J Hair Dye is the best in lie world; I ne o.jly uuo ,Ulli ,,rieL ii hiirinless, ril.al.le. in d.. nuneou-,; nodi, appoim oieni ; n', i un.-nloiis lints- icon diesthe ui en, clsof b id Hyes; invlnoratc and lenv.-s Hair sol L aud beauimi iilack or l-.!:i.y.v. sol.l bv all HnifMsi and I'.-r'iitiie s; nod proj eily apolied a Ifitche or'., ia l-'actorv . No.' In bond Sj, New . Ol k. ilchcnck's Puhnoiiic Syrup. Seaweed Touic, and Mandrake Fills wl euro Cunsuu.ptioii, Liver Complaint, ub Dys,spsl;i, If taken ticcoi ding lo tbtt dire Hons. They are all la n u to bo taken i the same time. Thi-y cleanse lhe stomac relax the liver, hi.. 1 pat it lo wink; ih theaj.pc-tiie ;-co;nes t;ooil ; the food ili;;es and nikkes good blood; the patleut beli to grow in lit sh ; llte uisiyu.ed blatter up., in the lungs, and tho patient outgrows tl disease tun I rets we!!, 'ibis is the only vt to cure t'ous unpl ion. To tnesio tune medicines Dr. .1. . Sohenck, of I'hilo.ieJi.bia, owei his i m yuled succvsi in the ii ial men t of I'l.-Jie nuiy Consumption. Tlio I'uunonic K.v j rijioi s tho inoruld matter In the ivni nature thro jrs tt oir by an easy exi-. :oi tion, for when tho phlegm or l.miier ripe ash-bt cougn will throw it oil, u the pr.tint has rot, and the lungs beg to heal. To do ti.l-, the Seaweed Tonic and Ma dtake Fills must be freely used to cleat tbe stomal h and liver, so that tne I' monlc syrup and tbe f d w il make fo blood. Schenck'.i Mandi uke Fills ecl, upon t liver, removing? all ob-trnctlous, ii-lax t dncts Of 'the gall b adder, lhe bile sit. freely, and lhe liver is M.on reiieved; t ittooia will diow what the Fills can do; i thing lias ver bl eu invented except ca mel ( i den ily poh.ou, wbicli is very di ge.ous to use, milwss with great care) tl Will uiiloc.t ihe g.Ui biadderaud start t secretions of the live r like Scheuok's Mi drake Fill Liver Coiiplaiiit is one of tho in promt lien.- causes ol Consumption. Senenck s Seaweed Tonic Is a getetlmu'ent nod alleiattve, and the an; iu I be Sea weed, which tin,; pr-pai ai loi made ol, a j.,ism ibe vlojuai-n i lurmv . the Kiu.li ie jiiico to dissolve tbe loo. I u Ihe I'u'.ui .me Syrup, and is made I good blood without loriiieutallou or so liiK iu lhe Mnuiarli, Dr. Schenck, in his treatment, does try to tto;i a -oiu;li, nltdit sweats, ch or fever. Ken.ovo Hie cau-e, and 1 bey . all stop ol I heir Own accord. .N o one . be cured of Consumption, Liver Compiar lijspepsia, I'lHaiin, Canker, or t here Throii', in . less tho liver and sloiiiucu made hea thy. Wlieii t .ere Is no It; m dlsea ut, a n 1 i LiverCobipbilut and I -peps! a, Scn.-u Seaweed limic and Aiuii.lr.iKu I'niKiiilicien t, wilboiit lhe i'lilmouic Sy. Tnke the .Mandrake Fills In eiy in bilious c inpiaints, as the a:a p.-iie harmle s. Dr. Sch -lie vho bus iciloved ouln npted hef1b for many years Ju!, now weij. us j. . pouinls, was wnsied atoa lbi rt sla leUi.i, i.i ll.n very last s ol Fulin tnaiy t onsu in id Ion , bis pn Clans iia . i 114 pioiiounced bis can., b, less and ebaieloned Jinn to bis bile, was cure 1 by the nloiesiild mediciue.-. Full d reclioiiK Hceonipauv c:n h, n log i t not. a D-..1 ut el y n ece.-.s' 1 y to see s-heiick, unless puii-'iiis wish their ii examine. i ; mi l toi tbispm-po e be Is lissionaily at his principal' iil'See, l'l del ph .a, e vei y Sal 11 rd.-.y , v hi 1 e uti b-l of advice must be a.ldrt s:.ed. 1'rlce f the I'ulmoiiic Syrup an 1 weed 'lo lie, each H ;' per bo! lie, or ;',' half dn u. Mauuruke 1'i lis, per For sale by nil druggists. fe'2 ibtwly spN FOR 1 LACIC WORMS A N I 1'I.MI' on the fi.ee, use l't rri'x C.e ifuiif tni-t ptr lieiri'-i'ij, repaied onlv by It. 1 I'EKKV. 10 i'.oinl Sir. el. New York, evet ywt ere. The trade so ppi led by wl sale meiiii in,- dealers. uiiii? Imi:, TO HE.VOVK MOTH I'ATl'H Freckle.-, and I an p-om the lace, use r.y'n Afr;t 111 J-Wekl lt.tvm. i'i -p only by 1 ir. j. C. i'KKKV. s. Id by all 1 f isis. I mills ilaoi.w.an s: tloth i':ttlits, rretiaya 1 The ONLY RKLI A Ii LK REM ED bose KoWN l)i:scor,ouArii)Ns ou Hie Vrry' Moth tout ttekle Iau . Mired i nly by Dr. B. C. FKKKY, 1 Jtreet, New York. Hold every w here, nar:o i t) in