Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 August 1869 — Page 4

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-v i: i'l N .: stoi e. Dp- o. :r"?r.'h.-ryHurn: j n c-ji T'Tcvr .J. j JjlilLL. j, . : betw":! On j .. " t t UKOV.-'-S. lllUl'U! i " i i 1 j c 1 !:, i .- i o' t ms- - r:v. ''-: v . ".'Ji !V' - I ;i PO I , jj --lic-'-'-e r. Hill:: fa- I 75 ' vic.o.t f On 3tala Street, be-Vo-.Tth :xn,I Ftlth. App! .C" r. 'nnsr.s-- r.ZV,, ciUce city i-'oai y to udry. i'or iloiit. lnr.VJ'.n oTUT'tecl hy I. l.HelmanB, m. U ilai-j jtrcer. Is lor reul. Apply al th.ir Moi e, CO ami Gii Main Street. jy-IC'f All city powers please copy. -70l':i-On Fourth Htreet, between JlniM fini Kvca i.tre, a double tbree--tory l.-ritlr, vl!ii" t.o q'oa store-iootns. vVi l bo rente-l se i3fale!y or together. Oootl HRcnramoJat lor two separate l trr-ilis'S. or furth! ! articulara apply to Dr. 1-. T. KU.CIL;. o. 2: 'ortli First Sir' i-l. juc!5 titf ..AUGU55T 9.13JJ. C li1 V NEWS. F;cur. A ccuple of young men rvera arrested ia Lamasco, for ghtit 3'estcrday evecinf; The liecorder will :tt:s the matter ta-day. - Tub Cip-ccs. The lovtrs' of fun must not fcrget that nest Friday is the day tLf t Dellavcn's Circus will be here. All the children should go in the afternoon and see tho performing dogs and monkeys. Funeral. The funeral of Th03. GIecson,an old citizen of this t place, which took place yesterday from the church of the Assumption, was largely attended. . , Camp Meeti.no. The Gradview camp meeting will be held at Walnut Grove, near Grandvlew, Ind., commenelDg August 10th.' The 6teamer Petrolia 2o. 2 will carry visitors at half faro from all points between here and Cannc-lton. - - - Wur?-The local , editor of the Caurier, in speaking of our beautiful dramatic temple, invariable styles it "A' io Opera lie use." , "Where ia our old Opera House, and how many opera houses have we? liELiEF Needed. Wo call the attention cf the .Sidewalk. Committee ti the diabolical nuisance, called a sidewalk, oa the north sidoof Cherry kSrreet, extending from Fourth to Sixth. In jasiico to the people who have to travel that route, we hope a briek slJowalk vri' 1 ba ordered to be put do'.va at once. ? - T(.i:acco Article.--We notice that tho lolucca Leaf published in New York City, copied from our paper the entire o:count of the big tobacco sale .md bar yict held ia this city on July 29th. The Eiansvilb tobacco market ij becoming kncTra throughout the commercial world. - . ' Enforce It. A law of tho State mahci it imperative cn faYrcers to cut dovra a i:-.". destrcy thistles, nettles, and o:Vr noxious weeds growing alog the highway in front of their premises. Thi3 law is disregarded by many farmers. We hope our farmers will enlorce the law, thereby benefit-. ting tLemselvci as well as the pnple at lar-ro. Jl t EcLirsr:. XV c give up considerablo space thii morning to a proper description cf the ccl;p:c cn. Saturday. One r.-.ost ktcrcsticg pLencmcnoa ;not witnessed by all persons ia the citj', took place daring the eclipse. The Mcrsitis Siar appeared ! at 4:15 exactly, and was perfectly' visible to the nr.ked cys. It prasentcd a beautiful appear ilcc, and after remaining ia sight icr half an hour, disappeared bclov.T the bead in the river, en route to Henderson, with a fair trip of freight and passengers Pxcxal. J. S. Spidel, of L the Henderson Jpor'a was in the city yesterday. Charles ,i-eaker, who Cnishdd oar Or-era Hoae, was in the city yester day, a passenger by the Tarascon, and informs U3 that he is putting in the stage, machinery ar.d scenery in the new Hall at Owensloro. The scenery was paictcd at Louisville, by James West, the celebrated artist. Mr Speaker also has the contract for re modeling the interior of the .Masonic Temple, and Mr. Wftt is also paint ing the scenery for that Hall. 1 IIuiiBOLDT Celebsatiox. Anoth cr meeting of the committee of ar rangemcnta f :r the ceietration of the HumholLit centennial birthday anni verssry, wi3 held on Saturday night on which cceasioa Mr. Rudolph Kerr presided and Mr. A. Steinback waa made secretary fji-mRiderable discnasion took-p'.ace, and it was finally determined that the celebration should take jHco at the Opera House on the "evening 0' the 11th of September. A committee cf three, consisting of Pr. C. Laucustein, Samuel Meyer and J. Schlesirgcr, was appointed to get up a pro-ramms of exercises for the occasion, to be submitted to the committee cf arrangement. A resolution was pas.-3.1 requesting Judge Wm. F. Panett to deliver an address in English, and Capt. C. Tomhemelt an address ia tlia Germaa language. ' Every arrangement will be made for a fine celebration, and we have no doult the Opera House will be crowded from int to dome on the night desi'-'aatod.

Inc treat Eclipse. T-.c eventful eclipse of the Suu, calculaird for the 7th of Ausast, transpired Ir.;t Sal a relay, u'. tlio exact time ' predicted by .cstronctBcrs. To tbc or -.itou pl.t the laind, iae ineSable wisc! t.i oi Go ! is no mere apparent in i tae sublime wonders if the heavens ! than in the inscrutable operations of : ihe fr-amzn intellect, which, embodied i- a frail and perinsble physical or-

Tuition, is endowed with powers capablo rf solving the complex and iff-pnlt problems connected with tho i xhfnoTnD.i of the r.pper deep." If ! -.r iii-erjt weie nc- ed to demonfr?c tue aortar ot tne soul, j of thf v icd would fur -ufLchrt f jr the purpose. ft? ' r m a resscD 'ompetent only

. ' - J'c":- ";t . ihe means of supplying t " 1'.-' vai f-: r.nd depires, the Materi- ;,! t ... f.cQi show of plana- , it zrgue that the soul is perish- ; "11 -r- -i

i:io mailer. ijul wnea ccitntiSc men ana lyzing the ultimate organization of material substances; tracing the intricate processes of thought in the brain; descending into the bowels of the earth and recording the successive geologic epochs and describing the forms of life which existed ages ago. but are now extinct; sending the electro-magnetic fluid under oceans and over continents with the speed of thought to the " uttermost parts of the earth;" and soaring on the wings of science and art into the illimitable realms of space, demonstrating ex actly the time of an eclipse and the places where visible, or the appear ance of a comet or meteeiio shower, decades before these events are to oc cur every candid person" must admit that tho . human intellect is an emanation of Divinity, and that " The soul, Immortal as Its Sire, liuall never die." This, with the certainty that an all-wise, Supreme Being created and regulates all things, constitutes the lesson we learn from the Eelipse. And now let U3 depict this inspiring event ia plain language, for the inform ation of scientific men and the satis faction of persons who did not wit ness the phase of total obscuration. Evausville is situated in latitude 33, S North; lonjtitude 87, 29', West from Greenwich. The time stated for the beginning of the eclipse here was 4 hours, 17 minutes, after noon; ending of tho eclipse 6 hours, 15 minutes; total duration 1 hour, 53 minutes; commencement of total phase 5 hoars, 17 minutes, 2 seconds; duration 2 minutes. Allowing for variations in time-pieoes, refraction of light, and the difficulty of ascertain ing these respective phases without the aid of elaborate instruments, the actual time corresponded remarkably with the pre-calculated time. The sky was cloudless, except that a few specks of vapor showed faintly in the sky. The air was clear and transparent, and cool in the shade. The sun, previous to the eclipse, shone with considerable warmth, but a slight breeze and the moisture of a late rain modified its heat, which is usually intense at this season. The writer observed the eclipse from a porch facing the West. , When the eclipse began, the heat therein was such as to cause u person dressed in linen to perspire. As the obscuration in creased, the air became cooler by , degrees until, at the pe riod of totality, a chill was felt, and linen became uncomfortable. The change of temperature occurred as sud denly and was as extreme as when a violent storm of wind and Tain comes in a hot day. The writer was not sup plied with a thermometor, but where he was, exposed to the full force of the Sun, the decrease of temperature was fully twenty degrees. After the eclipse passed off there w&a a chill in the air unusual in August, and the ensuing night nnd next day were also remark ably cool. The transitions of light and shade and variations of color, were extraor dinary and astonishing. As the phase of obscurity approached, the sky changed in color from a light blue to a dark blue,' then to a leaden color. The hues varied, being darker toward the zenith and lighter toward the horizon and nearer the Sun. At the period of totality, when the earth around us was obscured in shadow tho horizon from the south to the north around by the west was lighted by the Sun's rays shining from behind the moon, as the horizon on a clear morning and evening is illuminated before the rising and after the setting the Sun. Tho eolar light faded gradu ally a3 the moo a crossed the sun's disc until the latter disappeared, when in an instant the light vanished as sud decly as when a dark cloud hides the face of the Sun. The darkness re semblcd that which prevails of a night when the moon is about in its quarter phase, but at first seemed deeper on account of the sudden change. The light flashed instantineously on the landscape when ; the Bun s face re appeared at its northwestern edge, an grew gradually brighter until the re appearance of the entire sun's disc, The moon appeared as a huge black globe standing out in relief against 1 . - . 1 wn.t . 1. .nnvnnr Ab the eclipse progressed the "face ot nature " and the countenances 0 individuals assumed a livid, sickly pallor, with a greenish-yellow tinge The sights and sounds were ominous the scene awe-inspiring. People looked at cacn other almost speeck less with wonder. The sudden trans ition from comparative light to the darkness of an ordinary night was startling. Few or none expected the shadow to come so instantaneously. The quick re-appearance of the light wai equally unexpected and surprising. The exclamation of the author of "Paradise Lost" "Haii, holy Light, offspring of Heaven," sprang to the lips to give expression to one's feelings.

ii l A w ; ance of the sun tne nrp: .soaca blazed out in icrm r.ec appeared to tho naked eye, rc emVi";: ball of trc. It flashed on t,ac ?)?: bat a few eecends in escn case, - nu he writer noticed on tl: s d ?o cf tLs house e fust, movie.?, trctEuleus '.r , wavy shadow. .This .ball of lieht. was ' ne of the n:.-3f: uti-fring fer. urcf cf the eclipse. It was caused by the coveriug of the entire Btsn'e da: rs- , y't cept the entreroe cur- cf the circn ference, which th exce?? r-r .i1'. magnified many . r-nt size. The spectacle duLO,- s.a1 Beads" was cot''; in ? i; i' Trei brm. The ind:hUt.ons ;:- the ; ricr of the cresceut a os-t..-.." mvance and rctappeari i: o -,v .1 iv ' v Elform, but were onequ-.l ia d was notieed Bear 'the eorf.if.e.M v ' of the crescent ti 3 uisapjrc that seemed to esten.i t'lrour;'. this phenomenon Is ca&ed lv r.;.a:r ains in the moon, some cf them must be of great height to show so plainly at such an immense distance. ? The "corona" or rim cf liUliaut, flashing light around the mooa at the time of total obscuration,, wa3 the SDecial irlorv. of the occasion, an.. worthy of a journey across a confid nent or voyage across an ocean to behold. The " old master " who first painted a glory around the head of a picture of c celestial being,

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' caueht his inspiration'01 iloe iu tU'13 city sometime total "solar eclipse. The M TbtyIso. have the con

must have daring a light bursting fcrth from cur great luminary on such an occasion, and flashing out as if from the circle of the moon, is certainly suggestive of such an exercise cf the artistic imagi nation. The color of the balls of light, and the corona or circle of light, was white with a faint reddish tinge, and they seemed, to flash as if eorrposed of a flaming, fiery substance. . Tho appearance wa3 not that of an incan descent or glowing body. The balls of light resembled in vividness a calcium or zirconia Fgat. The corona was not a mere dull circle of light, but was brilliant, almost dazzling., . Ia relation to the movements of animals and birds, as tho eclipse came on, they acted, so far as the writer could observe them, like they do on the approach of night. Cows grazing in the woods above the city started homeward, swallows fluttered in . the air and descended into chimneys, and pigeons .went to their nests. After the eclipse passed off the latter flew about again, and the former checked their; homeward course. A friend informs the, writer .that his chickens went to roost, and after the eclipse loft their perches. Children playing in the streets ran home af frighted. Few stars were visible,' and they. were planets. The light of the sun, though intercepted on its passage to the earth, was so bright in the heav.1- .v n li ens as to outsaine tne leeeie ngut 01 tho fixed stars, except, perhaps, in the far eastern horizon. Few of us will ever behold the like of this sublime event again. We have been fortunate in living within its pathway. Its wonders will ever linger in our memory. Middle aged adults will be in their graves, children will be men and women grown, before the United States sees such another flight. To the Police. "Runaways are of almost daily occurrence in this city, and when an affrighted team gets started on its wild "career" there is great danger of persons : bHBg run over, especially children. The cause of most of the runaways is that teams are left standing in the streets with out being unhitched. There is a cl!y ordinance against this, .and if the police would make it a rule to arrest all those who violate the ordinance; it would have a . wholesome effect, cna lessen thenumber of dangerous runaways that occur in tlu3 city. . If the police and City Marshal will give this matter their serious attention for a while, we feel sure that we shall have fewer occasions to write up " fearful runaways." ... . y Went to Vin censes. Dr. II. W. Cloud, II. M. Preston, C. C. Bruner, Ed. J e nkins and C. W. Summers went to Vincennes on Saturday, to see the eclipse, that city having been advertised as being within 'the central point. They got on a high, knob, about a mile' and. a half from Vincennes, and say the view was splendid. It is a matter of grave doubt whether the show was not as good here, and the only particular difference in favor of Vincennes was that the total eclipse lasted 13 " seconds longer than here. The friends of the gentlemen endeavored to get the joke on them, for going 52 mi!e3 to sec a Bhow that was no better than the one given here. The party claim, however, that they were fully satisfied with the exhibition, which may have been good, but we are not prepared to admit the claims ef any other point over our city. Another Celestial Exhibition Comisg. For years past astronomers have foretold that during the months of J aly, August, and September, , in the present year, one of the most wonderful comets the world has, ever known, would make its reappearance. The New Albany Commercial asserts that the Celestial visitor " is on time, and can be seen with the naked eye any clear night, in the northern part of the heavens, between eleven . and twelve o'clock, and from that time until the morning star rises. The astronomers also assert that this comet will approach nearer this mundane globe than any previous longtailed visitor, except Celestials, that come from China. We hope some of our citizens that keep late hours will use their visionary organs, and if they have ocular demonstrations of the presence of the fiery strarger, we should be phased to knew it.

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-- aDd hadliOth legs cut , fau'ngE;cw'y. ' , t ;n ! Tne additional arrira:9 ard departures lA-urtuaace was in zc 3 p.m.. Saturday, mciade the Armada -..V.'ivn that lie could nftt 1 to Cairo, Tiraon to Loalavil.e and lieu-j-,-ru! Lo had nothing 1 dorsson, Hartford from Green, river. Nick to Hate who he was. It I 'J' 1fa,.vUJe'

... ri. ; tell L shot? was net thought that he would eurKentucky Election. The follow- . 5, .l. AfT?,..!, PfHEtv. Kv.. ! 3 h tie vote of Bu;l at the ivceht eicctioa: -Wing, Bcp., 304; Tafe, ;- James M. Ccsby, S'; ! TV 00 I . T Phelps, .itall ; Ma A: ': ': ts;-: proposition was to vote 15 :.. : u ilu- 0100 i'or free schools, and ! thatonly to ba a plied to white children. Ii. . is a noticeable fact that the Deu: -er- tle precincts gave a majority sgaiast the common school tax. while the lli-pallicacs voted in favor of the same. If Kcnlueky wants to keep pace rll; Ihe'neeefsities of the present -:;etai:st Luud school houses. .. Work to Commesce Messrs. Green, Teavoorde & Co. will commenca work on the new Catholic tract for building a school house at Princeton, -Indiana, and will start their Lands to work on it this week, also. " ; - " v',AJ,-NOTIOE).5. Lost. A Pocket and Account BD'jk, containing about 100 in greenbacks ; 'also letters and valuable paper ederessed to the undersigned. I will psv a liberal reward to any one retui niiis it. A. W. Carpenter, auc9 2t. , . - JEfeg-Mus. M. F. Oliver, of Cincinnati, will lecture on Spiritualism at the Cjurt House, Tuesday evening, August 10th, 18(59, ia which communication can be had with departed friends. Admission 25c..- aug9 2t Important to Pensioners. We cheerfully recommend to "pensioners ia this and adjoining counties to take or fend their pension certificates to Wra. lleavis, the'; old and reliable Claim Agent cf this place. 'You need pay eg attention to cards or circular letters from attorneys and agents at Indianapolis. If' you want your claims collecled and paid over promptly, you had better pay Mr. B. a liberal price to attend to your business thaa to seed your papers to In diaoapoiis, though attorneys - there might promtse to collect lor notniog, au.'.)-ot. . I ox-dre uo.ifying the public that I havo rented (be National Hall, and will opea a first-class restaurant acd saloon therein some time next week. Will be opened with a big lunch. Come all, and see me. aug0 2t ; ' S. Seelio. Notice. All : members of the Evening Star Circle are requested to attend tho rt.celing at the club rooms, Sunday, August 8th, 1869, a3 there will be important business transacted. By order cf the President. ' ..,' ' " ' I ' aue7-lt fSSf Roil 3sle Thread and other Hosiery for ladies and gents at Hughes'. , f Ai y Florence Sewing Machine within fifty mile of Evansville, that is not in good working order,-will be put iu first-class order, by the owner priding it to A. 1. Howard, Agent of Florence. No. 11 South Second Street1 Evansville, led. Y aug5 Ct yizty mats: of fine Java Coffee for. "si!e ar : I. &. D. Heiman's. .feh.'xi. C. Bridwell & Co corner of i.iiu, acd- Third Streets, have a Jfujl Lotk .of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent nts'iieioes, American and imported Pc-Tf'rmrry, Toilet Soaps, Exushes, Ac. .-fPic: eriptions carefully ' compounded. Fresh Blue Lick," Coa-' grcss and Kockbridge Alum Waters. . jel7 XT , , .. , ; -. , S73Eu:iueut New York and Philadelphia Physicians claim that Dubois' Missisq'ioi Powder actually cures Caneer. It va advertised in this issue j.-AV. MEXSEN, uciLU'ri Insurance Agent, adjutss of losses, " 5IA'"3LE"jiALL Ko. 9 Main St, ; : EVA.BVILLB. IN0. S" Dsrelli3 Houses insured for a term of - -yekiu at greatly reduced rates. Three Years at the Price cf Tuoo Fhe ? Years 'at the Price of Three. ,' Tot&t Cash Assets Represented 0? er Twenty-flva Million Dollars. The following are amoag tao Companies repreeeiilei: JETNA Insurance Co. of Hartford! Conn. Ca.sh Asstts ..-...Si5,O0e,0O. IUEXIX. Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn. "' Cash Assets $1,500,000. COSTIXESTAIj Ins. Co. of New York. Cash Assets .8i,OOU,OUO. XORTII AMERICAN Insuranco Coo. IlarUord, Conn. , Cash Assets 8500,000. SiriCi ' A SI'S' las. Co. of Hartford, Ct. Cash asBcts .fc5O,OO0 KOKXK ASrHK'.VX Insurance Co. ot e7 York. Cash Assets ..-....,...8S00,00O. PirOGSIX las. Co. of Urooklyn, K. Y. " ... Cash Assets 1,700 000. jETXA I.I Fi: Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn.' Cash Assets 12,000,000. 9 MAIX 5IP.EKT, ETansvIIle, lad. fanSit dly ' - 31 j,er tei-, ortiLig:e meals 35 cents: lodgings oo cent. J he Lest th3 ELarket atforda wiil always b - iuu-a t here, a ad orders for fresh berries, iruit t-d Catatvba wine of the Kretfhinar inn will be thanalully received and pioicptiy attended to. eSdoru JOHN CSCUWEIZER.

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i -in? u"i jinnnay was cicar ami warm. On w itarday night, it was verv coot. owing to the eCect of the eclipse. Theilvc Henderson and return, Ada Lyon to Green river, Sam Orr from Tennessee river, L-t. isa from Wabasb river, Pink Varblo, Lou-l-vine to Memphis, cuampfyn, cinciunti to Su Louis, L'ell : Vernon, at. Louis to fittsbursb. The Lecnidas passed down on Saturday at 9K o'clock p.m., without landicg The towbeat Alps paseed up Saturday night.... A towboat, name unknown, passed down, Saturday night T manlieets cf the Sam. Orr and. Quickt v iil be found beow. We omit the reshi -plug portio n of the Orr's manlfefct-... The Hartfor i had a fine trip In The Ov.-enfcboro Bruts Band wa3 on the Tarascou !as.t evening, acd made some f.ae mufaui. The band will go back on the same boat to-day, Th Sara. On tarue i- ..om Tennessee river In bad order, baviug stove teveral boles in her hull, blie got crippled at the Smlthland Dam, and la tOE&Iderably damaged. She had; a barge in tow, and brought In about 130 tona pig iron The Tenneisee Is reported as very low The Orr will go on the " docks here as eoon as Sir. -, Murray can prepare " the nect ssary accommodations, and Captain VInjard will charter a smaller boat, probably th Clara Hcott, to go out next Saturday In place of the Orr. ..Captain Vlnyard will be on board to-day to settle up bills and. ray Charges,' as he contemplates a trip home on Tuesday The Louisa came In from the Wabash on one shaft with a good trip. She will Lave her other Bbaft repaired at once .-The Robert Barns will te down this mornlc-.n.Mare Anthony, on W. O. Brown St Co.' wbarf.boat, has a great curiosity ; be keeps it in a little bottle, and shows It to his Intimate friends only J. The Ada Lyon will probably make one more trip before her eabln is put on the new hall. , -,.,t t. , . . MAisiFEST-Of the eteamer Qalckstep, from Cairo to Efannvilie, August 7, lf'SJ. Leich Sc Lemclie, 1 box doming; K K Uunkerson, 1 marble slab, t'O bb t flour; Clement, White fc Ctt, 1 mcK leatberv, 1 pag beeswax ; Fted Kroener A Son, 19 bags matt; B Wolfe A Co, t hogs. -J ' Per Morning fctar tor Mautkport, S3 bags wt eat. lxnlsTtlle, 159 rolls bagging. Cincinnati, ii beer kei. MAirrsT ef Steamer Sam. Oir irom Eastport to Evansville, An&nxt 7, i Wilhelml, ?1 empty ale box- L Kull'iier A Co, 2 box'i bacon ; Mr B?ujisod, 1,C J fees, dre seU flcirlnp; Jotin II Koeiker, a tons pi? iron; MartiQ, Uardner Co. 8 bbcis loja jo; Cloud Ac Akin, 6 pkg mow; Us gon, JMckey Jt Cai .on, 1 bbl and box fruit (io, I buia laoon, a t u-ks rags, -1 sick beeswax ; J J Dieg & Co, Vi ack wheat; K li Maynard A Co, 1C1 sack wheat; Alien Duncan. 3 bbn and 'I lot kcrao Iron, 1 box lead, 1 box egg, O bas w jeat, 2 sacks Tis, 13 dox i peacac 3. Hirer Dispaffclieit. 1'iTTiECHQ, Angost. 7. Monongahela S feel 9 inches and rising. Wealner clear and pleasant. Thermometer 7U. Msmphis, Aucust 7. Weather clear and cool. River failing. Departed Caldwell, for White River; city ot Cairo, for BU Louis; Commonweallb, for New Orleans. r Nashville, Angnst 7. River declining with 15 incus on Harpelh Shoa. Weather fair and warm. New Obizajt-v Aneust 7. - Arrived Emma No. 3, MoliawK and barges. De-paiu-d Indiana, for Louisville; Llizte Uill, for St. Louis. St. Lotjis, Angost 7. Arrived T. Dean, from New Orleans; Andv Jobnuon, from Keokuk; Beaver, from Lasalle; Illinois, from Feoria. Departed stiver Bow, for Miami; Bon Accord, for Mound City; tow Jasper, for HU Paul; Andy Johnson, lor Keokuk: Shark and barges and Bismarck, for New Orleans; Kubicou, lor Vicksburg; Kate Robinson, for Cincinnati; Cora, for Glasgow. The river is falling and all the upper streams are declining. Vealher clear and pleasant. LonsviLLB, Aug. 8. Port List YesterdayLittle Condor, Pomeroy to tt. Louie; Champion, Clnclnuatt to HL. Louis; P. W. Strader, to New Orleans. River declining, with S feet 2 Inches or water in the canal, 3 feet 2 inches on the Ka lx, and 2 feet 2 lucnes over the rocks. No arrivals or departures to-day. Weather clear and delightful. Mbjphis, Aug. 8. Weather clear and cool. River laliiDg. Departed Oreat Republic, to St. Louis. St. Loins, Aug. 8. Arrived Ha wkeye State, from Dubuque: HciiuTler. from Pe oria; Harry Johnson, from Keokuk; Belle bw iiouis, irom Morapnis. Miverstlll falling. Weather clear, cool and pleasant. J Cairo. August 8. Belle Meranhla. 8t. Louis to Meuipbls, 9 p.m.; Cumberland, jvvniisvuiii pacKM p.m.. i earn, lirown, bi. Louis to Cairo, S A.M. ) Luialnary. V lcksburg to St. Louis, 9 a.m.; Mary Davage, Pittsburg to bt. Louis, 2 r.M.;. Rubloon, Ht. Louis to Vicksburg, 4 p m. Tbe river fell five inches. The weather is clear. Mercury 0. ... i i ,.; ..i i , , . ! STEAI1BOATS. FOR CAIRO, COLUMB03 AND MEMPHIS. The magnificent side-wheel steamer "'iJrZjSt ROBERT BURNS, JSL. Jm Frank Stein, Master; , iieorge Hunter, Clerk, Leaves for Memphis and all way points on ; , MOIIOAT, ADUUST ra, f ; ' at 10 o'clock a.m. For freight or pansagi apply on board, or to IlUMPxlRli. Y, LEWIS CO., dlt Agents. FOR OWEN8BORO, CANN ELTON AND LOUISVILLE. The magnificent passenger steamer L..E- TARASCON, f----,n Jaiues Mather. Master; Miles Ii. Warren, Clerk, Will leave for Louisville and all way landings, on V : MOSDAT, AUtiUoT TH, - at 10 o'clock a.m. "' 4 Ji -J For freight or patsase apply on board, or to . W. U. BROWN k Co.. dlt I Agents.' DRY GOODS. TfTE OFFER FKOM TfltS OAT cted stock of if tbe best-selected stock of Eommer and Seasonable DRY-.. OOOI AT VEKY LOW PKICES Vis.: In the DOMESTIC DEPAR TMENTy A very large stock of the V, .'' . BEST PRINTS , And the most popular bcna . Bieacacd 4 tnbleaclied ' MTLsiLiisrs At the lowest market raUa, DBESS GOODS DEPAR TMENT lis now more complete in Its assortment man ever oe:ore orjerea In this market, and at ASTON laHlNUi.' LOW PRICES. BLACK SI I. IS, And all the new shades of FANCY BILKS At 25c, 60c. 75c and tl per yard less than their vnlue, and warranted all tilk, tbe assertion of some unscrupulous competitors to the contrary notwithstanding. Black' and White LLAMA SHAWLS, -Hosiery, GIotcs, PlBiSOLS AND SO UUEIilLLlS, ASS .NJTJONS ia Wdless variety. MILLINERY BTOCK will ba closed oat Cheap during thp balance of tha season. r Kosrjtf tp Bars, and Nett4ag. The best style of Mofvjullo Bar Fixtorps jun received gnd made pp to orihsr at short notice. SCHAPKER, BUSSING & CO., . -jJT08.it nnd i fain Street.

Cscicnstl Harriet. By Telegraph. 1 CIWCTNNATI. AVZ- " Fr.ocr.-Dull; frvrni:y, t SOftG 10 Whkat-C (kI firmer tiaaer flio nori

from New York and No. 1 rpd wan held at 1 Jai S9, bet 81 2.31 :7 were the !. raten paid the latter rate in eleruUa ; White 81 4U,1 45. firSner81W,rc.de,naDd, mlTl"t OATS Firm at 45r."0n. Kvk bScaSI, and hulil p.t thce ral'. Tobacco Finn anil In r ood deuiatul. WjiisKV l"u i at 1 17 for new aud tl OS for old Provision Qui-1 but firm; country mRa poik j.oJii ei r s;; i rn r win held at : 6C' ij!k MPS' 4c Hiu-oti, 1 i'.e form idr ar o lor oiUesi. Hugn'rcured irnm '24c. LAJtu-Nomini.Iy uncliari"td ; held ul 19? e. P.utteb Finn f.r prime to rlioice, ami the supily light at lower grades dul ar.d not wanted. too lie Applies Pln y and dc!l ct Si foil OO perbair--!. OroC. --:jes Ucchannf ,tl. Ll'iseed oil dun hi srr 1 ,c. Lkhi on i a ptttaeom vi' j for retintd. Ool 1- ! ,fj uu.. Monxy Market easy. Excuanub Dull at 1-lOd.srouut buying. 3 1. Jouls Xarkc.. By Taie-rapb.t Mt. Loow, August 7. Tobacco Steady and strong but uuchanuec'. Cotton Nominal atC2j. Hbmp tiuiet, with nait- of uaiiresi.ed at fl 2U 60; dressed (2 30(a2 4.). . J"loCE-Unchanged, with a food demand bnt llmltod supply of low dde; superflue sold at (5 1uk;5 25: X ii 4035 to; XX 15 6i6 25; XXX tti 50Q7 U). Whkat Medium grades declined 33 Sc; other qualities noccangKi; No. 2 Hpnng sold at l 12; No. 1 at il 15; low prime to strictly prime red Fall 11 1731 22; i; choice ditto $1 351 Ookx B irm; business small; miiel In bulk Tic; mixed la sacks B.'js.;; prime yellow 6; white birjyic. Oats Heavy and buye a stood orr for lower prices; new in bulk soM at iqitc; new in sacks anf33; old W(ijC5c. KYI-Very dull at HMWi. Whisky Firmer at II uftjl C3. OaocKBlss Unchanged. PaovrsioNS Firm bus quiet. Pork held at a4'43l CO; dry salt clear sde brought 18c Bacon firm all5iil5cforboaldtis; clear lib sides ilc; Clear sides lJc; sugar cured hams Lnrd firm at mo ; choice tie: oe lire; extra ditto 19c "Jew fork Mgrlei. fcy Telegraph. ; New Toxk. August 7. Ftora Clrsed active and firm for low graces of extra for export. Wheat Very firm, with a fIr export demand for Hprina- at fl ti5l 60 for No. 2; and tl 7 iil 70 for No. 1. Ryx .Nominal st 11 2j1 28 for Western OAta Dull afc 79 a '.'e tor Western afloat. Corn uit and .firm at tl 12ol 1 for sound mixed Western. Pokk Dull and uuchanged. Bee1 Quiet and tttady. Co Mkath akd Bai-on Firm and quiet. Lak Duil al iai 3;y;io for fair to prime ltfm. EooaQaiet at 21S210. ; Earopcan Msrtei. ByCabie-l ' Lohcoj, August 7. Consols, fr money, t.Ji ; for ascount 93-$ 93. Five-Twenty boucin ft)i and quiet; at Frankfort t-'Ut- Erie 11,4; H'iuols Central WA. , LivehpooIo Ansut 7 Cotton market shade firmer; miudiing uplands 12; Orleans l '.'ii sale 12,Cj bales. Calllorola white wheat I'M 101: rJ Western 9s 7d'9i 8d. Western flour 21. Corn 2 6d. Outs 8s 6J. I'ku 41s. Pork luls (kl. li.f Wm. Lard 70s tfd. Cheese U2s Od. Bacon tu. Havbk, August 7. Cotton on spot 15Sr; afloat 16Sf. ' Sew'I'orS tiold and siuct KsrM I. By Telegraph.J Nbw Vor. AugUht 7. Business was generally dull to-day, the bank statement being unfavorable. The liabilities fcbow an Increase of ti.&fiUM, while tbe legal-tender reserve Is reducU tl.9.3.Ui.t, aud at the same time loans liave largely expanded: - ; r UAXK. ktatxmkst. Loan s mX..J 201,87!),r.7 locrease ...... ........ 4,Hi,l.(2 Specs a ,..t 2 w Deeresse ...... lvl,wi CIreulaMou a;j,Hl7,t5 Dee cp a .te 12n,iii2 Deposits. M . 201iii,ixn Incrfaate ....... ....... 8,H'(.l,5.' Legal Tenders . Gt)jti.,4 Decrease . 41,'hJ Monxy Eay at 5"i7. chuily 6 on call. f-TiaLlTO-Flrm atlo;i. OoiiD Dull : market opened at 136'4, advanced to l.KKi, declined to aud cloed at I6tj. Cai tyliig rat-s are 840 per cunt. Clearances t SWAW.t t. Export to-Uay I'JIS,51, and for the week tIlo,li Governments Dull but steady. Coupons of '(si, 121125: do. 'H2 lZ'i'4125'i; do. 'Ul, m?4?12l; uo. 'Hi, 12: 121; do.new, 122Vl21";i; do. 1, 2l-Uyt ; do. S, 122H 1224; Ii'slUk. i lork Dry.uooci flarkei. By Telegraph. ' fTxw Voax, August 7. IB r Uoous The market was as quiet a usual on Saturday, but with a tu.tr business dolug in cerlaln clas es of gocls, such s heavy wooltsus, adapted for men's wear, low-priced knit hosiery, Oermanlown luaeys and -cottons. The marm-t l still without ' mucu activity, but nteaiiy and with moat kind held firmly, except priutlug cloths, which are heavy at 8? a '. Piiuttni calicos are luactlv at - l.te for Bprazue's, Paeilic, Dunnel's and MrrrimS'i; l.ia tor ItichrooDds and American ; I2e for LancaNttir, Oriental, Aruoskea, aud tiaruers A Co.'s, but powr styles of both tbe latter are bem pedUel as low as 10c; this prlie is no guide to the market. Detains are In limited request at 2oe ; Lan caster ginghams, 17e; Oigow do, lti:, aad two-aiid-a-naif buhl ttrn.111 bags, of well known makes, like Atnowg and Arkwrlght A bring 45c, soabmoa Ai.o. Bright a tapestry carpets f 1 Co per yard. , , X. C-Scajo llarket. Bi Telegraph.) Chicago, August 7. Easteb! Echno-l-10c discount. FtaocH Dull; ." 75(ii67 25 for spring extras. WhxaT-No. 1 qalel at fl 41(jl 4i; No. 2 opened dull but Arm. with sate at f 1 4 1 bP-i, and steadily advanced aad cloned at fl ;ijl 87; this afderooon the mtrket was quiet aud firm at II iibeil Ha for .o. 2, sellout Augu-st. Cobs- Moderately active, aud V,i2o higher; sales of No. 2 at 1'HA1 c; rejec'ted at Hic; nogrndet79Slo. di-ing firm at &l3'.Ks tor JSo. 2; market nnchanged thU afternoon. OATS-iirmfi and unsetiled ; sales of No. 2 at &7$6c; clwtug at 0S2 lor old and 62U .Vte for ukw o. a. Ry Fairly active and flrnrjer. and lalo higner for o. 2, and :jo higher lor reiected; Kales of No. I at tl 01; No. 2 at 95 J Vile; closing at M5VS7o for No. 2. BiiLt-iY-fto. 2 nominal at tl Q'JJl 35 for No. 2 In store. liJUHWi.vK UutesllLd and Irregular: sa'ea al tl (H ,! . Pkovisiom Firm, at 133 75f31 CO for mean pork ; 1919c for lard ; sweet pickled bams m,;n?4e; rough sides lti!,c; fciiort rlt middles 10J4 3 17. Sfew Orleani Market. By Telegraph. , Nxw Oklxaks. Aug 7. Corrojf -Nominally unchanged, but no sat;. OOLD-134. tsTkauso U9. F.xchanos New York sight at par. Flxil'K Low grades scaice; superfine 15 (15; XX to 50: XXX 14 bi C0KM-11 00 for wntte. Oats ,3ii5e. Euan 11 to. HAV-t jy 00 for prime, POKK-ii 60. Bacoh loa for shoulders; iyi320o for sides. Eari- 18J4204o for tierce; 223,2ae for keg. huQAR Firmer; common Ui3l2c; prime MOLAsncs Dull: rebolled (xiTOc. WmskY fl i2rl J5. JOKFXit-lc lor lair; lelGo for PJh - JashTllle Market. By Telegraph. Nashville, Aug. 7." WlfkAT Unchanged ; sales of red at tl 10 ; amber, fl H; white. U '4). FiWa-w aa. . Cokjr 75c Kempiiu Market. By Telegraph.1 Memphis. August 7. Cottost-pull and ijnchaogsd; low mldr dllngKoc; raoelpu 22 baius; receipt for lha week 11$ bales; exports for the week 2irf bales. Fioub Firm and unchanged. Wheat f l 10,31 40. Coax 95c. Oat New 58 -n 80c: old 70-3 75c Hay 127 'a M oo. Bras i .J 00. Co aw M cj- 14 3534 65. Pork $x vo. Laro 20S-l4e- , , ,i BAco-s-Fixm; shoulders WAaiJic, and Ides ISKo- . iosliTlUe Market.

.,,.!,.1..M,1lny Telegraph.! LocuvriTt ' nnnA.MA S4 r.

Augtwt 7. Lotra-FirmerJ eaperflnelt w. eat Bed Ii 10 5 White fl -OB-in buiktse-C fc ' ' ' ' AT9-In bulk Cc. Barley f 1 15. Tobacco-Leaf is firm; sa.es 41 blid t at t6 115 60. . Provisio? Very strong and firm: Mess Pork t.H. Baon Hboff Iders lttc: clear rib lil'c; clear sides IH'vO: barns Uya; sugar, cured 2-ic, and fancy do. 2Ju. LABB-li'C WUISKV i OS.

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(U5 j Iyfn(t,w,. j ,JF r" K A:va 'v Aa- I"r.i I j FIliST STAVJ T, tiftlT V.lUU) i j .111 n!v ll.e I miwwi'li llmU'M I .'. i: boLUK 1 l.i: !'1VK, O Kit. MAN i.l'A-r-I , BROWN KRAHJV1.. i.un n.u CllKMICAL OLJVK HoAI'.x lvuy lii.u-ekeeier siicu'd Rive il a tiUI. .'-'.ld by ail rt speclaljlo gioti-rs. TT AIIIKS, II K M'KK AM ASH VOU JLl l'nldeu Al '. S Ooldeu l-.ia-.IVt) lv.t . li.-von time, labor, iiioriey. h nd jkiU. ... Voii cm do your wanliltig with tins mih,. Iu ha. I the time you tako with umi g '.i:. kj.i 1 . luu c n g jt it at ail tlio gr curt.. TT A I JLl Inter tut ami us.c I r I": ,d . Huup, t-,ea ti at tl.tir nan t. in b.ir you buy. tk t 1. 11 vi. I : , .": J. NINZICII V Mi.V, WliOieiale DeiilciH in Coit Store.; Lubrlcatit, Co,;!, i Lard Oils ; Corddge." iio.-;;n, Pitch, dc, JVo. ao WATEU hlltllllT, pitidiy) Hut. Mhlu sii.l V" 1 .hp. FORSALK." a p I ?i i; it 1: hid 1: ji i; i;, Kasli, Ooor( Blind Factory and Flooring 31111. Al l.Hi: Iti:IIIlENCfJ for k . M Chandler Hlrfet, contai n lot e looms; size of lot 100 feet front by ill ti i. Also, HASH, r00 11 AND BLIND V A CTOKV snd Flooring Mill, lu tn. pu-t- iijnmug order, and liKtagootl trn-le. ntuule.I uu the corner Of Walnut and fifth hi r i. Inquire of Wil.llL'Mi f.Ll.. Jy7tf. PAUTAIKKSlIir.TTAVIINfJ ASMII'l ATF.l) UIIII ME Kg. as Partner In buKintMM, Mr. Aug Hiialei, (late from Clrinl a nail,) t he firm uitiuu Will hereafter be Borgmau ft nimif-r. J. 11. BO HUMAN. A CARD. In ref -srenee 10 the above notlc.-, let It be sulficieut to hay that we will endeavor tj do our clean b t with the many Kooti customers ot the late fl rm, aud by attentive, news to bundle aud Jllnl iteulttiK, ej i-i r, to merllall ihelr paurouage, cud St cure muuy oiheis. Very iepe-t fully, BoitdMAN A HlUKi.H, Dealers In tro'eri-s, PjovikIhuij, Ac, Third Street, bet Mln sud Locust. tsn.vlilB, July 7, 1Hi.i. Jy7-1 m DK. I. W. "I IlJf AN, liavini; pernmneally localel in. Kvansvti l, Jb1., oner his profesi-iiiiisl servloen to Ihe .nlllo. He Is a graduate of one of I tin I f .t medical col;eues in tbe Union, and hu. piailced medicine twenty rive yearn. He solicits profesiltieal buslneiw. The liix ti.r will devote a pori.lon of bin tim to tin; trestrnftnl of female I)l-mtei. Oflue ,n Third, between Main and Locuml r-ini op-Ktairs (over Jude lglehit' ni:.ci), where be insy be found when uot .n.ft. sionally engaged. lai.'Jtlif IilsoJutloa of Co-Pfcrtuerslup. Tiik phim;hmiip 111 hi. tin e exint Ing between the nrulei i.ith i 01 ihe firm of Kielstner A Co , has lh day Ixieu dmsolved by rnutusl eonxent, by Win. 1 F. MebtieraMumlig the biiln t of the sash and door factory tm bm own sceouul., s "d sgreelng to pay lite tit bu ul sittd late, fit 111. Joaepri LJimuj ai.d Henry Maattberg arti aut boriind to colled and 1 ecelve ail debts due, the said lain hi in. W. F. . MKIHrtNKR, JOMEPH tJLHAH, H KM HY MAAHbEUU. Ev tiKvSlle, July ad, 1;:. Releri -lug to the atiove, we llinnk our cniliiiir lor t e patron bnt.it. wed on us heretofore, 'an.l reiUent our patrons to trsnster 1 he same to Mr. Melwuer, wh aim II will be to merit the mho f. utvniy entire tntuactivn. JOSKHM 1!I,HAh, JyS-lm . HKNRV MAAh):'.H(i No. 1,515. United States llarshal's Kotio. United Plates of America, Dlntilct of Indiana, Hiit WIIEHE4N, A 1. 1 It Of I :.- foimatloii was riled lu I Iid J UI r 1 t Court of the United Htnif f.r the DiMilfl of iii'liaua, 011 tne 2-wI d.y of Juin, li, by 1 bomua M. Browne. Esq., IJ. M. ll,li !rt Attorney, on behalf of the Coiled fwiw, anaiiiHl IwelM, (12) boxti plug tobt. c o, seined at said Dui net lor a v f.nui 1,1 li,r luternal revenue law ot tbe United hm ,., aud claiming damage in tn huiu of I , and biasing pioe-KM agalnhl ld prun.ily and that tba same may bocuiiluiuuul and sold therelor. Now, therefore. In pursuance of lli inonlllon uniier Hie Meal ot mM ( oiiit l., me directd and delivered, I do bert-by 1,1 ve public notice to ail terwius claiming h.iid Kods, rirauy part thereof, or in any man. uer iLttrext-ed therein, that they be u.i l apvnar belore the said, tlm Dl-stict ( 'out I ot Ihe Uniteii Hla4s, to l held ul Hit) y of liidlaua;xiU, lu aiid for tne HIhi 1 icl ',( Indiana, on th fln,t Muuilny of H-j,t-in r next, at 10 o'clock of the loientxin ol unit day, then aid there to Interpoti ll.i-n claims nod uiake their allegations lu liuU befa f. BEN. HlfKJNKIis Marshal, V. 8. Atfeal: j, u. Howl ami, Cieik. ao5dl4t ji. fAUS ;., DmtlerN In Uf Auor, Itftctlflers of the Celebrated WABAH1I VALLKY. LFOAL TKNDKH and XXX WUl:iKf, And DlHtillers of Cologne Bj.iriU, Ko. I04 If AIM STHKKT, h.VANttiiLi.s' lnr OHIO FEMALE COLLLGE, m:ak ti.cis,Ai 1. This well known Instttutk-u vlil conimence IU twenty-flrnt j-ear of .(u(!y n THURSDAY, the lfith of Heptember The Llih'fcl educational al vanit i enJoyed, under a full corp of r;e:h ii-cd and approved Teacheis. Extenttlve ornamented (jriiunJu. iJ.-.tu-llful BuildliigH, with luodeiu improvements. Elevated situation, overlook In;; tbe suburbs of Cincinnati. Prices low beyond example. For further Intornr atlcwi, or for ChUlogncs, apply to the Pre Silent, Rbv. n. v. nuitr. D.D., College Jim. Ohio. JylO d2t ( 2t Jo A 111?) Dis-iolutioa Notice. THE PAKT,1USIIII II KICK I tors rxlHI.lnir tiiultir iiitt fl : n .. ... . r. Miumtmiey, .Patrick A Co., Forwaroinir aud ComuiiKs.oa Merohaiitt umi WliBMboat Proprietors, was tlls.lveii bmulua1 consent on tbe llUi lot, K. W . patix-k retiring fit. in lb, nrm. 1 be binl um v. 11 1 le coulinuetl by F. W 11 u 111 pin e v, Un.i nn J. L-wiK, aud Cnarle W. Kernev iiik i r the firm name ot Humphrey, I,ew im tic t t. bv whom the bualue- of ilia oia firm will be set tied. Jyaidu 1 1 UMPmtiY, pat iuckk . ceo. tmuxhiuT fiaclillc ami M:iviivsh SXCOID KTKKEf, near Main, . JCVAKiViI-LE,IM-. jk.!k kinds of nne Ala Idles and llarni-M fiituiUy ou baud. 4 " RiPAfltlNgl done lb the bet rniiTir.tr and s.t i,t,: t aoticti. (in h") tbt.ri FUILIP decsei:, Ttlrtl Street, teU Ejcasser as3 S la Manufacturer of Compound Lybrlcstinj Cj for all kinds of KactUaery; , Aio LARD OIL, S0AP3, arl CAi:Vl PUKE CATAWBA WINE or Liy own grwlb. luicbVldiy

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