Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 August 1869 — Page 3

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. AUGUST 5.1&C9' 'I Le Harp of a Tkonsand Strlnjjg.' The "Editor's Drawer" of the Augf. nst Harper republishes the famous old sermon "lie played on a harp of a thousand strings7' which is certainly good enough to be reprinted at least once every five or tea years, and so we imitate the example of Harper. SERMON. I rr ay'say to you, my brethering, that I am not an etlccated man. an' I trn not one o' them that blceves edeeation is necessary Jcr a Go?p!e minister, fur I bleeve the Lord cdecates.an' although I say it that oughtn't to gay it, yet in the State of Indianny, whar 1 live, thar s no man as gits a bigger congreratioa ncr what 1 git3. Thar may be some hero to-day, my brethering, as don't know what persuasion I am uv. Well, I may say to you mv brethering, that lama Hardshell Biptist; but;l' d .rather hev a hard shell as no shell at all. You see me here to-day, my brethering, drest up in fine close; you mout think I was proud, but I am not proud, my brethering; an' although I hava bin a preacher uv the goepil for twenty year, an' although I'm capting uv a fiat-boat that lies at your landing, I'm not proud, my brethering. I'm not gwine to tell you cdxacMy whar my tex may be found; suffice it te-say it's in the leds of the Bible, M an'you'l find it some?bar 'tween the fust chapter of the book of Generations an the last chapter of the book of Revolutions: an' if you'li go an' sarch the Scripturs you'll not only find my tex thar, but a great menny other teres as will do you good to read ; an' my tex whea j gu shill find it, you phill find it to read thus: - "And he played on a harp uv a thou sand strings sperits or just men made perfect." My tex, brethering, leads me to speak of sperits. Now thar's a great many kine3 of sperits in the world. In the fast p'ace, thar's the sperits as Bom folks call ghoits; theo thar's the sperits uv turpmgtime; an' then tbar'e the sperits as torn lolks call liquor, at i 1 ve got as food artikel uv their, kind uv t-pents on my flas-boat as ever was fetched down tbe MississiDpi lliver; but thar's a great many other kinds uv sperits, for the tex says: "'lie played on a harp uv a thousand strings sperits uv just men made perfeck.' JJui I'll tell you uv the kiod uv sperits as is raent in tho tex it's fire. That is the kind uv sperits as is ment in the tex, my brethering. Now, thar's a greatmany kinds ot fire in the world. In the first pace, thar's the common ; sort uv fire you light a pipe or ciear, with; an then thar a camnre ; nre before you're ready to fall back, an meuy other kinds uv fire; lor tbe tex says: "He played on a harDofa uH-sand -strings sperits uyjast men made per- , ieck." .-!. . ( ; i Bat I'll tell yoa the kind cy fire as , is ment in tho tex, my brethc ring it's hell fire! an' that's the kind cf fire as a great msny ot you'li come t ef you don't do better nor what you've been doin' for "He played on a harp uv a thousand strings-sperits of just men made perfeck." i Now the diffei ent sorts uv fire in the world may be likened unto the ' different persuasions in the world. In the fust place, wo have the 'Piscopalians, an' they're a highsailin' an' a high-falutin' set, and they may be 1'Lened unto a turkey-buzzard that flies up into the air, and he goes up and up till he looks no bigger than your finger-nail, an the fust thing you know hecums down an' down, an is a fillin'himelf on the'karkiss uv o dead hos3 by the side uv the road-and "Jle played on a harp uv a thou-s&od strings sperits oi jvat men made perfeck:" ' " , And then thar's the Methodis, an' they nay be likened unto the squir 1 runnin' up a tree; for the Hdathodis believes in gwioe o"n from one degree nv grace to another, an' finally on to perfcekshun: an' the squirrel goes up an' up, an' he junjp3 from lira' to liin , an' branch to branch, an' the -fust thingyou know he falls, an' down he comes, kerflumoiux; an' that's like . -he Methodis, for they is aliers' fall.in' from grace ah I Aud "lie played ou a harp of a ri.c-sand strings--sperits of just men made . "perfeck." And then, my brethering, thar's the Baptist ah ! and they hev bin likened unto a possum on a 'simmon-tree; an' the thunders may roll' an' 1 the airth may quake, but that possum clings still ah! An' you may shake one : foot loose, but tother's thar; an' you can shake all his feet loose, but he 3ps his tail around the lira',, au'j he clings fur ever ; for "Ho played on a ; harp uv a thou-snnl strings sperita : of just men mada perfeck." Stephen Allen' Fockct-ricce. In the nceket-bock of the Hon. Stephen Allen, who was drowned. from ou board the 11. Clay, was found a printed slip, apparently cut from a newspaper, of which the following is a copy. It is worthy to be put in every newspaper, and engraved on every young man's heart. Make few promises. Always speak the truth. Keep good company or none. ' Never speak evil of any one. jj-vo up to your engagements. i Be just before you are generous.' Never play at any game of chance. Drink PO kind of intoxicating liquors, , , (Jood character 13 above all things i else. Keep your own secrets if you h'avo any. Never borrow if you can possibly help it. Do not marry until' you are able to support a wife. Keep yourself innocent if you would be happy. " t ; When you speak to a person, look him in the face. k Make no haste to be rich, it you would profper. Ever live (misfortune excepted; with" in your income. Save when you are young, to spend bec you are old. joid temptation, through fear Never ru." lnto debt unless you see a way to get ol't again. . . , Small and steau.tf gms give competency, with a trauqui.1 mind. Good company and god conversation are the sinews of virtue. Your character cannot be essentially injured except by your own acts. It any one speaks evil pf you. let your lite be so that none will J,slieve him. ' ' -. ' When you retire o bed. think over ' what you hiive been doing during the day. .. '', Never be idle; it your hands can t i be employed usefully, attend to the . cultivation of your mind. ; liead over the above maxima, care- . fully and thoughtfully, at least once every week. ' - ' I I Sun Printing oa Fruit. , ; Mnnnmms initial letters Or Other I 1 designs, can be printed on such fruit i as appies, pears, or peacnes Dy iue actio.! of the sun, with very pretty effect, of either a light or dark color,

FRIDAY

To do this draw the monogram

letter.or design on a piece of writing paper, ana paste it witn mucuage or g!ue upon the side of the fruit ex posed to tne sun. Just before tne fruit begins to color, and when the fruit is ripe, and the paper is re moved, the design will appear in a fighter or different color from tne rest of the lruit; as for instance, it vue experiment is tried on a yellow-flesh ed peach with a red cheek, tne design will appear in gold, surrounded with red. Tf ih nr.no?ite effect is desired, take a small oval or circular piece of ra'ier. and cutout or pierce the letter . a. . it. . or desien in it ana past it on me fruit, which, when ripe, will have the design in high color on. a yellow or light green ground, of the shape of the piece of paper, and this again will be surrounded by the brighter color of the fruit. How far dawn a Diver may go. The greatest depth to which a diver can descend with the greatest appliances of safety is about one hundred and sixty feet, and for ihis, a bunch of hundred weights must be disposed about his person. The average depth at which he can work comfortably is about ninety feet, which was near the depth at which the operations upon the Royal George were conducted. In the water, from sixty to seventy feet deep, the men can work for two hours at a time coming up for a ten minutes' rest, and doing a days work of six or seven hours. An English diver, encased in oneofSiebe's dresses, went down in the Mediterranean to a depth of one hundred and sixty-five feet and re. mained there for twenty-five minuter; and we have heard that Green, the American diver, inspected a wreck in one of tho Canadian lakes, at the depth of one hundred and se- enty feet; but his experience was enough to convince him that he could not work on it without danger of life. At this depth the pressure of water on tbe hands is so great as to force the bfood to the head and .bring on fainting fits, whiie the requisite volume of the air inside the dress to resist the outward pressure of the water is so great that it would speedily pufflcate. Means h8ve been tried to obviate these difficulties, but for the present a limit has been set to the extent to which man 'may. penetrate tha -sfcrets of the deep. ' An ingenious Italian workman has brought to England a sort cf armor dress, which would resist the pres-nre of water; but our submarine engineers think that this would not obviate the difficulties arising from the limits placed to human endurance. A New Dodge. A gentleman in-H tne yest xnd has discovered a way in which to keep water in cisterns icecold duriog an eatire season. He tried bis invention in his own cistern several weeks since. He put in it several hundred pounds ot ice. The ico has melted but very little since being put in, and the water has been ice cold ever since, and promises to remain so for the balance of the summer without the aid of any more ice. The gentleman who made the experiment says he has no doubt of its complete success, and claims that his invention when it comes into general use, will prove a great convenience to families and save much expense, reduciog ice bills at least onetbird. COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS. Statement Oi Receipts and Expenditures of th8 County Qreisnry from Juie 1st, 1863, to Juna 1st, 1819, on Account of V&ndorbaigb. County, " Indiana for Couaty Purposes. ; RECEIPTS. County Revenue of isti.s S101.1.' 3 ljroKeis' license .. luo 00 K-tlray sales jo h) Ketleuiptioa of lands , Oo i)l ErrouecusUxes. l,t2l b8 AUveitlsintc and priuline ... 5H4 90 Township Kevenue 3,585 5 bpeclal school Keveiuie . 2y.U42 !3 Kevenue to pay Int. on Co. lionds. 4,9o0 5i4 Ix.cttet lees ut Com. Ileas Court... 13 00 County Bonds outstanding J7.C0U 00 Kevenue to pay pi lnolpal on Co. Ka;li oad Bonds . 12,355 27 Delinquent taxes of 1S-S7, and previous yars (blanc-).... 2,022 20 Delinquent taxes of liSS, and previous yeats ' 170 00 Towus,hip Road Revenue . 2,810 82 'iownsblpCom.Scbool R6renne... 1,794 77 5177,001 10 PIC'T'Kn f T IT ft VM. To expense of county Library.- " " (Jas " lLt. on Co. 15 Dds... " " Appraisement ' fuel " " Deaf and Dumb ' " County officers " " Prisoners " ". Specific allowances t puc,jie buildings . " Jonaue " '' " Hooks vi stationery " Kx-cfiii;io allowances .... To expense oi Co. Cojamisslon'rs ' Dridges " Advertising and ' 1'rinting To ex peuso of erroneous and overpayment of taxes To expense of luu ou Co. Orders,.. " " Inquests , j- Assessing " " t eciai School Kev. " " KegtHtralion ' ' Road Revenue ' " Courts u " , Heda'ptl'a of lnds ---' Townsuip Reyeuue " " Paupers .. " " Klection 14 " Itoads A highways.. .- culverts . ' " Ko:diers' iclief '.. : ' Do inases on roada. JtCjaeipU over expenbes soo co 411 70 5,0(!2 50 2,741 4iS 10 7,2t 8 4S B,o; 5a sil m ' 5,022 57 1,348 80 2.6U2 47 2.4SS 64 1.317 00 17,083 1 2,301 oO 1,961 '98 a.72l 70 4;:o so 3 003 25 26,lii $ 107 25 2,717 02 7,402 04 i 91 1 ,9ol 4)3 2rK2 00 10,H iO 70 1.755 75 3,b75 u.) 50 00 S6.S57 03 8177,604 10 VICTOR EISCH, A. V. U Kvantsville, June lt, litiU-jy27 dt-w3t CITY 1 AD VJSUTlSEHJQXTs. Notice to Open Out an Alley in Bloci SI. JCLy J.9,l$09. . ... ; Ordered, tta,t six-weeks' public notice, bv advertising lii. the KvansviUe Uily Journal, b given that,-op' the Cth day of (September. IsCO. the C6mi.no u Conacii of the-Lity of Kvansvill-e will make an ordeior openinj; out an miey. iu Jeloek 81, situ-ata-bftween tcool Avenue and Third ATnuff, apfl extendirg from Sixth Street to rrapkliu ttr?ot. Hi the town of lamasco City, now City of Jh:ar,SvUle. Said alley to be of the with of twelve JH'2) tept, uuuiuonrkLiiuno! taiu aiiey ta be one Uundxed Ui4 .niuetofcu feet distant iruiu? iuiia .iveuoi, ana parallel with satd Tbirt Aenu. And tshould any pe sou' RggrieveoYi any titrte within six wohs. atrly to ttie Common Pomioii tr TedretM, by petilian .or remonstrance leit with the: -Ciern-of the Common Council, and containing a tsUUemeut o,f the lDjurie comuiaiued ot ..aud the amount demanded ihawiij.' said nett'lou or remonstrance will be considt ied, lieard, and determined by the CouiJDou Council, ou the Olh day ot September, in 0. . And it is inrrher-ordfrtl, that the Clerk record iu the Minnte Uook o tjie Council tbe plat of Kict Jilock No. SJ, with tUe surrounduig streets, showing the location, width, and length oi "said alley, whii h P at has been vrepared by James li. Saunders, Cliy Surveyor.- " A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk, By K. A. McOkiff, Ueputy, Cily Clerk's Office. Evansvllle, July 2L'd, 180. ljy2Jdtiwj Union copy. LAW CARDS. U. H. OlciiiiiL Aryoji., Also, REAL EST ATR and COLLECT. NO AGENT. Offii-e on Main Street, between Third and Fourth, No. (over Keller's Gun Store), Evansviile, Ind. sepl9,'U5. W. P. HAEQRAVE, ATTORNEV nt LAVF. Office on Third Btreet, 1 Washingtoo House Block. Will practice l- e various Courts ol tbe Circuit. Prompt attention to office buglnes dec d3m

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ALDERMAN & LADD, GORU W. IE JIAYF.5T, . W. K. CARROLL, ....... W5I. ALllERHAJf, RAM. If. JOSEPH,

As refitted, rearranged, and reorgaaized for the SPRING AND SUMMER TS.XTINO SEASON of 1SC9, have lnaagarated their campaign, and Will appear

For One

FEIDA3T, AUGUST 13, 1869.

Announcement

GEORGB W. DE HAVEN, In returnins bis sincere and heaitfelt thanks to the public for the patronage so liberally bestowed upon him In the past, takes grea, pleasure in assuring the amusement-lov lng people that be has unsparingly lavished time, energy, ac d means to collect ii ONE GRAND COMBINATION the best

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talent a Cord e l by Among his Company

only who have reached the acme of professional Brpaln.. ' Tin ihprpfr.rf Willi

fealingof gratification, takes great pleas '.V ' f"Vf'

In 1 1 a i rtcr Viu'nra zatlon so perfect in make It the

Model Exhibition of the

Century.

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THE WuNDERFUL.

CAHHOLL M'LLE

IF. B. CARROLL

And hia Infant Daughter,

MASTER WILLIE.

Three Great Clowns !

MR. SAM. LA MR. WALLACE, THE THE I 'LA SI EL L MR. JOE V

BEDU01N ARAB TROUPE,

GYMNASTS, ACROBATS, ATHLETES. ANL LQUESTRJANS,

Formlnr an combinatlou of Artisis unrivaled by any traveling Exhibition.

Ffshcr's Silver

Has been engaged at an enormous expense lor the season.

In addition to which, the management have secured the HANLOS BUOTUKK.V celebrated Troupe of

Performing Dogs & Monkeys.

At each

THIS CoBlIC MULES

Will be

IOOK8 OfKN AT I AND 7 O'CLOCK. MwomiAscE to Commence at 2 ani 8

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PnoraiETons. MANAGER. . . Eql ksteian Director. . TREASURER. Gesesal Agejt. Ixy Only, Extraordinary. either hemisphere, will be found tnosa C-j Mia nnl l an rrir a T i all its details as to

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MA DAME AMELIA BRIDGES JpSfJ

L It i. FAMILY MARIE. PETITE A NN1E. - tV 1 I. J BI S: H THRO P.

Aid. 7 am.

BILLIE ANDREWS. $&C,

MM mi PRINCE OK JESTEI1S. DOMITABLE BROTHERS. T1NKIIA M. (ornct Hard man Exhibition intioduced. SO CESTS. fk TEN YJ A R. 2 t'KJilS. I

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SS. L. 0. JOHNSON, Ilomoe opathist. OFF.n-No. 5 MAKLETT'8 BL CK, corner Main and Fifth Streets. Office Hours From 9 A.M. to 5 P.M., and from 7 to 8 p. si. At his residence, corner Bel' and Centre Streets, when not i t office. au3 Uly

COAL! COAL ! Having resumed ruy former business, I would hereby in'orra my old -,v.trons and the publio generally that I am prepared to tleiiver OOOI CLEAN COAL on short not ice. Coal in ali case must be paid lor when ordered. Asrent for the celebrated PARADISE COAL. JC8. THOMAS. Office in American House. nov4 dly FAHSLEY, KUIIN .5 CO., Western Brewery, Manufacturers of Lager Beer, Ale, and Porter, In barrels, half-barrels, kegs and bottles. OFFICE fio. 85 MAIS ST., EVAN8YILLE, INDIANA. nov7 ly BLYTHE IITNES, ATTORN ET-AT - LAW, OFFICE THIRD STEEKT, In WALKER'S B0ILDINO. novll ly WHEELER & RIGGS, WHOLESALE GROCERiJ, Cor. First and Sycamore Sts., EVANSVILLE, IND. novll ly Dr. Jas. C. Biorbower, RESIDENT DESTIST, Office No. 10 FIR3T 8T Between Main and Locust, Returns his ' banks for the liberal patronage received during the pant live year, and hp9 by fair dealing to merit a continuance of tbe same. Chloroform admioUtered when desired. locSWdly W. WAOH8, STATION KM, B tOS UlNDSK, And Blank Book Manufacturer, And Dealer In Sctiool Books, Picture.-! and frameH, Mirrors, Look lng-UlaMKes, Freucn Oia&i, Ac, LI BOOKS KE-UUDSIt. JSC. 7t MAIN STREET, , (HEDDKRICH'8 BLOCK,) EVA.NSTII.I.E ....INDIANA. nov3 ly C. II. Ckaxer. Jacob Bauat, (Formerly salttmnti at J. S. Kicker's.) 'i " ol CRAMER & SALAT Have Jaht opened a splendid stock ol BOOTS AM) SHOES, In a part of Schapker, Bnsslng A Co. '8 large store-room. Their Ktock is com pint;-, and goods will be told If you want good bargalHS, call. apr2!dam GEO. A. 1XKTTROL.F', I KALE It IN WATCHES, JEWELRY Gold I'en. Stiectacles, KyeflKK8, MUver and i'lated Ware, Watch anii Cloct Material, No. Bl M Bet. Kecond ajd Third, EVANBVI1.I.IC, Ind. Watches and Clocks Repaired and warrat.ted. CHA8. ABTES, wltr Ueo. A. Blttroltl. oc dly PETER VIERLINU, DRUGGIST, And Dealer In Paints. Oils, VA RNJUH K.S, D YE H T UEEH, hlSCtiHAL IMiTUirXEXTS,' Inre U'inro nni It niiili-. And all popular Patent Medicines ot the age. NO. 2 North Water Street, 1.VA.VSVILLK INDIANA oc2S ly DR. F. L. DAVIS Homoeopathic Physician. Office on Second Street, between Main and LocuuU oc2S dly DR. F. J. EHRMAN, HomceopaUilc Physician. Ornce No. 19 Second Street, between Main aud Locust. Office Hours From 8 a.m. to 12 M ., and 1 to 5 P.K At his residence, corner of Seventh and Chestnut streets. aftr night. loca dly 27 Eocnst Street, Osborne, SIGN PAINTER. Show Cards. junl2 dtf EvaESville Business College, Corner MAIN A THIRD STS., KYAXSYILLE, INDIANA. li'ook-keeping, Penmanship, aud MathtmatiCK made spec'.i'lties. tefcion both day and evening. For circulars, giving terms, Ac, or specimens of Penmanship, address wi:i.ii AiiLixiat, novll y Proprietors. PS PS PS GIBSON &. WELSH, T? JLi UMBERS, DEALEK3 IN Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Water Closets, nor AMI CULO BATHS, Shower Baths, Forca and Lift Pumps, ALE PUMPS, WROUGHT IROX PIPES, AC. Water Introduced into country dwellings from cisterns or wells, giving all tbe conveniences oi a city supplied Willi water works. No change of range on stove required to bent tbe water. Locust Street, EVAN&YILLJS,

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Regular EYansville aid Cincinnati Packet, IN PLACE OP THE CHARMER. The fine steamer IT si ia ii y ISraiideiw, Henry Miller, W(storKit Ru.Jd. i, , H. T. Jatnts, JClfcikn, Leaves for Cincinnati and all w.-;y ports EVERY .SATURDAY AT in A.M. For freight or pa y-age apply on hoard, or to C. ii. KUDU, au2dtf A2fe-.it. P. ilar Monday Paclret for Padccah, Lastport and Horencc The elegant Passenger Kteaoier Lib Hcwkll. Master : Robkiet McMecoas, Clerk, Leaves for the above and all ln!prmeiiate poinUevtry MONDAY' at i o'clock p.m. Orders for Pine Lumber, drtsed or undressed, or for Tennessee Pig Iron, filled promptly, and at lowest rates. For freleht or rmssage app! on board. or to HUMPHBtl, PATIUCK&COoc28dtf Agents. Regular Evansville. Greaa River, and Hartford Packet The beautifnl new Steamer ' ZXjX.'TZrFJP OB x, " Joe McReynolbs, Master, Will ply as a regular packet between Evansville and all point s on Oreen River, and on Rough '"reek to Hartford. Will leuve KvaoHVllle every MONDAY" and THURSDAY- at 5 P.M. mull dtf Dexter's independent low-prensure Packet Quickstep, JT - ..- H. T. Dexter. Master, Leaves Evanfv!lle for Cairo every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 4 p.m , prwl. tively, connecting at Cairo with St. Louis MemphiM, and New Orieans packets. qo21 dtf I DUKE N CilKLHO.V, Agent. Rpgnlar Tuesday and Friday Packet for Padccab and Cairo. . Tie Bnely ttpoinrpd fteawcT W'M. A. LowtE, Mfwitr; Makio.n Wkiort, Clerk, Will ply as tbe regular Tnc-sday and Friday packet for Cairo and all way landings. Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at4 p.m. Lenvp Cairo every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY , at 5 p.m. Through billn of lading Klveu for freluht over tbe Mobile & Oulo Railroad. "or freight or lWMiiue apnly oa board, or to W. (i. BROWN A CO., or DUKE NlCHEEfc ON, Jy 15t f AgenU. Evansville, Hecdersori & Nashville Railroad Transfer Packet. Tne fleet and splendid sldewbee) ateamrr IVJLollie Norton, CHARLEY PERKINS, Master; A. O. tiViil.AA i. Clerk, Will ply as a regular packet between Ev acsvllleand Henderson, oficrlng nmiiaiel acoomtrnxlattonH to traei-rH aud ntiip1ers. l.favps Evansville duiiy at .'1 p.m. 'aves Henderson daily at -a. in., luali. Id" cloe connection with the K.AC. 14. It. frAKE TlirotiKh and way passengert only tin cenlM. Janl7 dtf W. O. BROWN A CO.. Aeent Regular Evansville and BowlingGroen Packet. The fleet and elegant Packet JJOJk. LYOIV, W, 8. Vajs'metkk, Mater ; Leopold Kaijn, Cleric, Leaves Evansville for ROWL1NG-G RKKN every TUEHDAY, at, 4 P.3. Leaves Evaimvi lit for WOOUKUKT every HAT UK DAY', at 4 p.m. For freigiit or pahtsuge spply on board. nov24 dtf For PadncaU and Cairo, . Rkgular Wednetday and Saturday Packet. The magnificent side-wheel Mf-nnmr Aim. .SA, A. M. DusonrHKT, Master; Will P. FWLM, 1 r. Geo. JNicuei.sow, y-eras. Leaves ICvansville every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 4 p.m. Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and SUNDAY at 6 p.m., making close conneotlons at Cairo witn HrM-cts-i packet for St. Louia. Memphis, and liow Orleans. Connects at Evaiisville witn the K. AC. R.R., and theTarascou for Louisville. For freight or pansae apply on board, or to E. M. HUMPHKHY CO.. or DUKE NICHELSON, se!2Xf Ar:nU. Regular Tri-Weekly Packet : For Ntuibnrg, OircmLoro, , lioclport, Grande tew, ILncetviUe, and , Cannellon. ' ' , The New and Li' ;lit-Draught Stcarni?r John II. Triplett, MaMr; : , JohuA. Adams, Clerk,- , Leaves Evansvilic icr tlie shove and all way ports everv TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and HATURDA Y, at 10 a.m. Returning, will 1-hvk Can n el ton cvfrv WKDNE-iDAY, FRIDAY', aud SUNDAY, at6A.5f. For lieitjht or package apply on board, or to HUMPHREY, i'A'lKtClC A CO., aprSUdtf Agents. Regular Evanavillfj and Tetnessee River Packet. For Paducah, Johiinon vll!e, and Knstport.-; '- i The fleet and tplei-did fcleamer SJjSl. ore, ALLEN DUNCAN, MaMer; ' : Guy Vikyakd, Clerk, Leaves EvansvilJe for Eautport and all Tennessee River way landings as a regular weekly packet, every Saturday at 4 p in., taking fteifjlit and passengers at lovvtt racket rates, aud giving especial attention to the flllini of oideis. For freight or pasnaee p.ppiv on board ae!6 tf DUKE Nidi i-.LSON, Ageut. Notice of CopartnersMp. CIIAKI.F..S V. II.IU.I.MI an.l PKTKU FR1CK having entered intx a ctt partnership as ALE DEALERS, the buiities will be carried on at the old tand of Ctias. Wllhelmi, ou I'jrs. Htreet, between Vine and Division. Evansville, Iud., June I t, 18 9. j 19 VV I L II E L 31 1 & F U I C K, Bole Agents for ll;e Genuine PITTS EURG ALE & PORTE? EVANSVILLE LE, LA Elt COM BEER, LONDi N aLK, I'.HOWN STOUT, ic, &.C., XT'IItSsT HTRE13T, Kct. Vine and Division. .a jB-A11 orders promptly lilled. from home or abroad jyiauif - - 1 i,u. phanai.il U:itids hiuce last wateriuli season. Die boue lias been thoroughly refitted and furnished witb new rorniture, with a weli-ini uislied table, and with baluing-rooms fur cold and warm batbs. &A dally hack line froia Shoals Station on theo. & M. Railroad, and also Jrom Orleans, on the Louisville, New Albany & cnicago Railroad, to the springs, with a daily mail to t'-e Sprints. Hack charges irom Khcals to the bprings reduced to t-i 00. Address RYAN & TUCKER. Jy2 d2na

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y--r Oi'r River Ilrmt tfre fVurlh Ifie. HTEAM BOAT PRINTINO, Noprlntinsf establishment In West has better iactUtiea or ereati ability Tor doing fine Steamboat Printlu. Ourassortmenl of Job Type, thonrt vei-v lartro and eomplete.ls oonstantiy beinzalded t-o, and our job department Is under the personal nnperviMon of one of t he best Job printris in tno l"nit"l Htotes. We are prepared to Print, i'ovters, plain or fancy. Hill Heads, jtills L:idin r. t'urds. Deck and Meat 'l'i kel, Dills of Fare, Mates' Ticket for Labor, AC, Ac. Orders loft with either of" the wiiarl-boat-s will be promptly attended to. WfMther mid H'ntr The weather, yesterday, was clear aul warm, with a good brceza on tbe river. At 2 p.m. the mercurv stood at ST. The river is still falling. Arrivals and Depart urea. The arrirala and departures up to 3 p. M. yesterday, include the Mary Houston, Louisville to New Orleans; Mollie Norloo, from Henderson, and Petrolia No. 2, for Cannclton. Mlsc-eliaueonn. Business on the levee was very dull yesterday, and seems to be Retting duller every day Tho Quickstep was receiving lightly The" Pe trolia No. 2 had a moderate trip out .The JNIolIio Norton had a fair trip in ....Tho Cincinnati Commercial's Pittsburg dinpatch pays that Captain Dexter, of Evatuville, has just contracted there for a fine eidewheeler for the Evansville and Cairo trade. She is to have the Hartupee engines, tho same as the Great Ilopullic and Quickstep. Boal Leaving: Io-l(,y. For Cairo. The fine steamer Cumberland will leave for Cairo and all way ports to-day, at 4 p. m. Passengers and shippers will please take notice. The Cumberland is a pleasant boat to travel on, and her officers are highly obliging gentlemen. Captain Billy Lowth comirands, and Marion Wright and Bruce Hunter are Ler popular and obliging clerks. Foa Louisville. The beautiful and fleet Palestine will return to Louisville this evening, and is one of tho most pleasant and popular boats that come to our wharf. Capt. Frank Hurry, a pltaant aud obligiug gentleman, has command, and Phi. B. Branham aod William Hawes are her affable, courteous and attentive clerks. Her hour cf departure is 6 p.m. Foa Henderson. The elegant and fleet railroad transfer steamer, Mollie Norton, leaves for Henderson at 3:15 P. ar. to-day, in charge of Captain Charley Perkins, an accomplished cfiicer, having elegant accommodations for passengers. A. O. Durlacd and C. J. Boyle, two pleasant gentlemen, are her clerks, and will give strict attention to the comfort of passengers. UlrHiilBKi fni' or IEkIiiiukm. Cincinnati. The Commercial of Wednesday says: George S. Brecount has been appointed General Contracting Agent of the Louisville Mail Line at Louisville. We regret to announce that tho venerable Captain Henry A. Jones, President of the Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company, met with a serious accident at Lis residence, on Monday night, by accidentally falling down a night ef stairs, a distance of some twenty-five feet. He was badly bruised, but his physician says he was not dangerously injured. Yesterday the receipts of graiu were larger than during any previous day this season. The receipts sura up 22,214 bushels wheat, 1G.871 bushels oats, 1,010 bushels rye, U.OoQ bushels corn, 302 bushels barley. To bacco is also arriving freely. Tho Gazette of Wednesday says: Tho United States made her last trip up from Louisville in 12 hours and 2S minutes, making three way landings. Her speed is improving. ' St. Locis. The D mocat of Wednesday says: Wo think we can put it down aw a fact that the Miami 1'acket Company has purchased Capt. Bartle'a ooe-haif of the fcteamer Mountaiuecr, for 112,000. ; i Capt. Frank Hicks Las gone to New Orleans to perfect arrangements for running1 the Magenta as a weekly packet to the mouth of White lliver. Capt. John A. Williams, at present pilot of Dun Itice's steamer Will. hi. Hays, now up the Missouri, writes from Brunswick that be will return in a few weeks. He is able to ride Ban Bice's famous wild mulcv . LOUISVILLE. Tho Courier- Journal . of Wednesday Bays: i Capt. Pink VarLle yesterday added another to the long line of thrillin? adventures aud narrow escapes which have diversified Lis career as pilot of the falls. He was ascending the falls in the pilot Louse tf the ttearner Mollie Ebert at G A. M , and finding her unable to stem tho current, was compelled to tie her to one of. the bridge piers in the Indiana chute and seek the assistance of a tow-boat. For this purpose be came up to the city, bringing with him two deck bands and a clerk of the steamer. Failing in his efforts to find an unemployed tug in port, he determined to try and bring his charge over tho worst part of the falls by getting her anchor up tbe river and using the capstan to aid the engines. He therefore hired two laborers and a skiff at the levee and started back to the boat, having five men in the skiff with him. The Mollie Ebert was lying where the current was strong and rough. When the skiff shot past the pier her crew were unable to catch hold of the mooring of tbe steamer, and so the crew of the latter threw them a hue which they caught. But the men on the steamer awkwardly checked the skiff, and brought her head round so suddenly that she careened and tilled, and the current brought fcuch power to bear upon her in that condition that the line was wrenched from the man holding tho skifl 's end of it. The lilted boat and its crew were then swept swiftly down the surging torrent. Acting on tho advice of Capt. Varble, they all got out and clung to the skiff. l)on they went at times losing hold and again recovering it by desperate exertions the vessel sometimes turning bottom up as they pitched into a boiling gulf, and sometimes rightiDg full of water. As they reached the turn above the big eddy a sudden pluDgo scattered them all again from the slrtff. Four of them', including Capt. Varble, regained the vessel, but the Captain was so exhausted that he could not reach any hold. One of the deck hands, a brave fellow, tried to secure the Captain's grasp, and, failing in that, said, " Catch hold of my collar, Captain! I will fitay with you to tho last, and then go under with you! The clerk, unable to reactx tbe skifl,

eaupLt a la -.'? p-pC J- Jr,- ui.t Capt. V. intended to atfa'-b' f.,"t acchorni a U;y, nr. bv thi, r.-.-was mauagin to kc-j. Lii 1. .vl 1 water moHof the tiLc. OnV of t'

. '.v i .nurray v ule to get back to tl. ;' , I to make fill's Mior ) f ' , ",' unable, in hU e b:r;-tf ! ur::ji r.,:r - 1 1 to copo with tho " h ;i which ho v.'.t -i f '; -. bki a r-..' then bailed the tif.ri it called out Good I vi-!" :!,d K!; All this timo rk;i.r-, w LHi b off in every direction ,l t:i tl.' dent r.ccnrrr d, w r ! u,ri'.;' tho falls to tho re.'cn:. . jou all poor lellow rnr.k, m, of thn n Overtook the- iil-f.c! 1 a 1, crew, with hcro'c e'-:,i; -o.-ii v. 1 ! that tho el'ik shoul 1 b ) He w;..s l;ic;i care of. in j i in i :i' t in h a tho nick of ti imp, l.-i: arowning conuittou i.. t',in n ivw t . . . mcntsinor, he, too, won l Uuvjh hank. Captain Varble and hi.- thito companions were tho.i rc c-i: d i'rom th:ir perilous cendi'ion. Tht-; wtu i.-culy gone, but after the a j ligation ot proper restoratives, v;cc yr sierday evening recovering iroru ho tlfecu of their terrible adventure. l i , MAIN. WATCIIF.S, SILViiinTAUM. l'KAl.l- H I 'I Watches, Jewelry, Slheru.tre, Spectacles, Clocks, Vhtvd War., GOLD ! y.J, -., At thtt very lowtst llxl Solid Silverware ( I tl jil u (, Mft'.3 to orlff Pperuruttt'ntloti given to t, . Waictji. A (jch1 Jtlix.-k t f ;Amcriini!i "V A , . r I ". on ,a ii I. ts. i fen u .i FRUIT JA.Ul.;. MARK, VVARRi:J CO. I) in kit niroKii us r Q U A M4 j.H ii, JL X (Jlassware and Clili'.a, No. 'ZT XOUTI1 I'.VA N V I I.I.l'., INK IV II it, J'st. i';-:. IPl-nit :; A-; ;. JS vn;w or fin: an 1 1 ii vi t i I'Xirit UirKi. Jnilt ! f thi (.n.-,i.i!(, K.-I.HOII, W C oil! riM-! 'I 111 .1hi.Ii I,, i- I,, I 11 rillMiiii I Ht H ol 11.! !T I I -4 ,,f i.t ... j' lilt A N 1 :S I nl tm SA !.) l!VI. AI.KKAIlV I.'.IIUKI.Y l'!l,i.i! (,, mjhT ha n . u i n i;.m j r.vi loss, wmild ilviK t'lixtoin ,h t i',S) l i 'JHKill Oiii'l i.AIU.V. tiliis-i Miiciiftt(:turTS ki'iniiiily M i,, i,nUn ', In Imt. W'Htli-r (nay Jul"-), li,m iHIn; ol'tlm UJ'ply, aUU (IwlbUlkH Jl-IH Wl.l UUiVt IMTTI'M AS lll- C-MH.ill ! Ivlllii i"., 'sin, Pit It. 'KM i;C Hll i;'-i I'OMU.M l,V IIKiHIIC. Ve huvtt Uiu lollowli'g fx ilt'iil l,rari,-,: LYMAN'S PATKM hLLF-KKALKU. Tin fiip. In fu- pif f. h-r Imii'l . ii tlnj Jar. in:i.l,ly in 1 1 .r vc.il f.liioi I.ikL. year liy new jn-tn r, mn,l In (nm c ynry wimjiloj thut i rtoi i : r K ih.. only bbjhctior, t;V( r invi-ii u: Ai .1 tins vi iv p jpular Jar. Jim ( n iu yjt'iil lii.niaini lor leu J erm. 'Jirit JI..4SH I A It. Hjir.m'iili KiTft w top ii in: ru l.lx r lui ml . Trie in Wcr Uoi h nut cnuo Jn co I i-t vyit i the fruit. HEAVY III.VJ ;i. . is .1 vi;s. Tla toi, wiro rusttuiuar. jwioiv j vniin;;, jAits. Jlost Kliizj.J. Tlntoj., win Jaslcu I nK. No charjjo for Iioshw icu onlon-l In full pa' kuiti m. u:im, b iltt. i-n iii h ln: IihI a: Ioim, 1 u.i. n. lie t l;nl ,".,i.in W'liX, In ', pontnl .ck au, li HiJ.t ,,n l.fwy nui hikI Imiwii CM I t litill Jul . Knll clircotiooH for picj.n inc; finitunil Bfcttliuii jurs uoi;oiuiiany i i.c i j.a. h.ii;... Sued in yoar Uriicra at ono ! . ."TOW The Proprietor cf tb Intliun Springs, in Uarliu Com ty, Uul'um, respectfully iufarcM thi l'ullif; tknt hia house will b) t;,e;i Icr visitors the 1st of Jcrn rpni:si: !siitiji aim JL HiiK; Jinli-H nor! h of H i. si r.i I -y.tt H IOA I.H !-. TA'HON.oii tli OI!u sui t M I .-i is! 111,1 JulirOHU, III li. VKiy I OJI111 1) ! I,.' Hilt jil lui...lll ri'Kiori, Hooiiiiillna in n' mi hinl li iii. H i Wfcll UM XllllKlUl lllitl l..l!IH cm f. I r n n nl JuiHiWI I:i-Ijcm. 'i hi; liiiiiiiiii .11 ' HOCK , A Iialm Hi r-iirtomty .( toi itl, ii.l. r--.hl, hlM IHlH fit li f tilfl Kl.vi IU 111') w;.y to tli Station. 'i'iio Mmi-rnl V titer It onsl e.l l.y many 'iwu,-i i.s I lie ini,;., v uiwI'W "I U".V la the VVi nt: Wiulo rsnl j.ln r. J;.;if k Huipbur, Hiilpliu-f.'lniiyt.fiite, ' ilj leati-, HWl t'rntl WiiK-rHiiil in mIhiii') inre. AnaljUK l.y I.t. Ohio on.j fr t!, springs Mtou-H llie Joloi' in propi-i t )rs: r re Huipliuri tleil Hi ill": .ir n.nu ! n of MaKiiiihiii, Hiil,-litJ .ilii'm, r lli",;i Hrnall jiiniilH.v, xiimnl:: Aenj (, ,SH tram, i;uloil' xiuii, Sul halu ol c-o.Jn, HlllpllMl" l.mo-. ' IIM te I t t hi.,. ride j-oia.winni -Hinaii fiunn.ity, Almiiimi liull OIIHUtl'V. J. or I In; Mipei in 11 v of tin W.-iter uh :i email ve Kuit ami dcliiloio I iiiinui r in -eraye, leieieiiei) iif(.(i only I, , i,,.,,;,, to lint UlOllMHllllH WllO In VI- flK-.fl I . 11 h.lM I . . loin ii nif('liiily i'!ic;ici.iiih tor iyi.. j.sni in an iu forms; tor nil .! s,.,,,,, i ,,i in,, r-iloinncti, P.owfcM, Ki.tn-v. i.je-., mhiu; lor Jnopsy, Ncuralui i, , ,h Is, KIimiiihliam, Si-roluia, n i i I a ii Jn o in-i' im s, hi i. In uu activti Mini e(Ut:jt,nt aj.i ha i i n;, Warm, ColJ, and Tf-pliK Slimi er anl Tub Ilitihs t urnMic 1 r the - Mineral lalcr. The Howling A lleys niel lalomi nre i n eharu nl Mr. ;i iii "I f, o 1. vii ns vi (lie, wlm will ho iist ii Ki tun r to lie- t-.ii i anil fMiJ'jyinent. of hII tun oil nl.-n.l-i, nnl as many hew on en us may I or in in with tlielr (nl Kt-nce. Jjally liHi-.kH will cinvt y f un ni-.n In ami t l OKI t Uu H pi 1 lli;t, -n 1. 1 in-1 1 li i; v. I ' 'l the trains tiol Ii WMyN on I hn On i i met Minkskmppl Uullroitd at sijoui.i mhi.hi. ihe-Ks Will alHo run helwi en I i- lout, on tno I.iouisville, Ntw A Itiatiy ami t hi Mo l .Ailruuil, a ml tins f- i-i I n JJ.it. I bi:ii 1 , J'i ! !!. TliO plaee, wl! Ii m ve.-i hui ilri .l ar-le-i, i. for Mile crli'isR for a term ol y ( ,i i s. Jr lie 17, itltauc JOHN IVIXSC N, BRASS FOUND Ell AND lllUilllili:, Siearti ay-! t'l'lpc FSiUv, Matnifnelurer Kiel I,'!',''r hi.J Water Oa" " s. lp-'l' '' "'i Km.-.itt Metal, am' " Ailnh ti i o 1 -lnl tiinsi i" a Iii a s l' uii.ii y. STEAM BOAT AM) CKM; UL itt.UKWater Strict, Let. iinl Lrct. KVA.N-iv Ji.i.i:. INI), fir Caah paid for old Copper and Urass