Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 August 1869 — Page 3

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WEDNESDAY. .AUGUST l,'-:o. Trosress cf liussla. It is now apparent why llussia was so ready to sell Alaska to the United States. She had three motives. She could not well defend Alaska against 1'iOgland in any future contest, as she had few pcoplo Gn tho Facitic. She wes disposed to strengthen nor friends and alhe3 on the Pacific and build up a power that could copo with England. She desired, also, to provide funds fur railway in Europe Asia. it is now well ascertained that no nation can develop its resources with out the aid of railways; that without them neither agriculture, commerce nor manufactures can flourish. "llussia understands and appreciates this fact. She felt deeply the want of railways for tho.defence of the Crimea, and is now providing them. We have laid down forty-three thousand miles of railway, have fourteen thousand more in progress, and at leat four thousand more in embryo;, but Russia, although slow in beginning, is movies faster than we do, although we are connecting the two oceaDS by a second line of railway. For some years past we have averaged twenty-liva hundred miles a year, and invested jearlyin railway a hundred millions, but llussia is nos investing annually more than two hundred millions of dollars, in gold values, in railway. ' Besides the gold she drew from Alaska and the money she realized at home and the contributions of her citizens in land and materials, she sold last year on the Exchange of London and f aria bonds and stock guaranteed to pay live per cent, to the amount si' two hundred millions of dollars, for railway construction. She has bought in Belgium more than forty thousand tons of rails, ami large quantities of iron raibj and engines in England. Iler first line from ft. Petersburg to Moscow, built by Wyoru.i. East- ! wick & Harrison, under Major Whistler, was an expensive one, having cost from'eighty to ninety thousand dollars per mile. Her second great line from St. Petersburg to Warsaw cost nearly as much, but her new line3 are costing like ours, less than forty thousand a mile on the average, and she is fast laying down the rails from the Baltic to the Black Sea,the Caspian and Sea of Azof, and her line from Moscow to China is now crossing the Ural Mountains, while we cross the Sierra Nov ada; and llussia.will soon have more miles of railway than either France or England, which together have but half the niile3 of track laid - down in this country. Of the four cheapest lines in llussia ono wai built by the Don Cossacks, one is a Polish, one a Finnish and one a German lint. ' liussia is now expending ut least her two hundred millions annually upon railways, and her great . activity began with .1807, down to which period but three thousand ; mi las had been completed. In 18G7 the grosa receipts from three thousand miles were twenty-two million dollars. Ia 18o3 they were twenty-sovea.. million dollars, or at the rate of nine thousand dollars per mile," 1 The returns show a moderato but eteady growth of income and an immense preponderance of tho rtturoa from freight over those from passengers. The income does not vary ; ifiatcriilly from tho average returns on new American lines, and will doubtless expand with the extension of the. lines toward tho prolific regions" iu the south of llussia, and doubtless mach of the wheat now shipped from Odessa, and much from the interior tUax ivj now reach, the coast, lines, except in Poland, is five feetjbetweon the rails; but in Poland our gsugo has been adopted patterned on the (Jerrnan lines. .The .CDgiues and cars are chiefly iinr ortcd from abroad, and, liko most new liocs tho tracks already opened aro imperfectly stocked and equipped..' For".; some years to come we mny anticipate. ;that several thousand miles of track will be laid yearly in llussia, and a very active demand arise for equipage and all other accessories of railways. Thus, while wo cross tho Sierra Nevada, moving westward, Russia is climbing the Ural, chaiu on her way easi, and while we are directing . our Northern Pacific toward Puget'a Sound, she will be on her way, across! the luver .Lena and tlte plains ot Siberia, toward the mouth of the Amoor. She will touch China at the inland city of Kiachta, from which she now imports her tea, and open with her a vast internal trade. .5 ? .. .. A3 soon as her rails reach the upper waters of the Amoor, steamers' will run between the railway and the mouth of the river, connecting with steamers from Puget's Sound and Sitka, and thus the passengers from our Pacific coast may reach Moscow and St. Petersburg in a few weeks by steam, , and llussia and America establish a new : connection quite independent of France and Eog land. , :-..-,.... The Russian and Chinese-telegraphs may then be revived, and under moro liberal tariifi we may then build iron strips and steamers on our Atlantic front, and devote the pines, . spruce 1 r od red wood of Oregon and cur Paaifie coast to wooden ehips, to carry j the wheat of our Western coast to Europe and Asia, paying one fourth 1 their cost by their fiest freight of breadstuffa. , 7 : . Alaska will be worth more to us than to Russia; its great fcrests; and fisheries are all wanted, and tho possession of Alaska insures to us British Columbia and Vancouver's Isle, now paralyzed by British mismanagement, which, since the ; peace,, have lost two-thirds of their people under a wasteful and oppressive administrar tion. Boston Journal. Th9 Bewitched Clocfc. , " About half-past eleven o'clock on Sunday night a human leg, enveloped in blue broadcloth, miht have been seen entering Cephas Barberry's kitchen window. Tho leg was followed finally by the entire person of a lively Yankee, attired in his Sunday go-to-mectia' clothes. It was, iu short, Joe Mayweed who thus burglar iously, in the dead of night, won his way into the deacon's kitchen. "Wonder how much tLe old deacon made by orderin' me not to darken his door again?" soliloquized the young man. "Promised him I wouldn't, bat diden't say ncthin' about winders. Winders is jest as good a3 doors, if there ain't no nails to tear your trowsers into. Wonder if Sal'll come down? The critter promised me. I'm af raid to move here.'cause I might break my shins over sumthin' or nether, and wake the old folks. Cold enough to freeze a polar bear here. Ob, here comes Sally V The beautiful maiden descended with a pleasant smile, a tallow candle nml fi bnx of matches. Alter receiv

ing a rapturous greeting she nude up a roaring fire in the cooking stove, and the happy couple sat down to ca joy the sweet interchange of views and hopes. Bat tie course of true lovo ran. no smoother in oil Bmberry's kitchen than it did elsewhere:

and Jon who w.n m.ikin? up his mind

to treat himself to a kiss, wa startled by the voico of the deacon, her father, shouting from her chamber door: "Sally what are you getting 'up in tho middle of the night for?" "Tell him it's most morning." whis pered Joe. "I rant loll a fih." said Sally. "I'll make it a truth, "said Joe, and running to tho huge old-fashion clock that stood in the .corner, he set it at fivo. "Look at the clock and tell mo what time it is," cried the old gpntleuian up stairs. 'f t's fiv5 by the clock," answered Sally, and corroborating the words, the clock struck five. The lovers sat down again and resumed the conversation. - Suddenly the staircase began to creak. "CJood gracious I it's father." "The deacon, by thunder!" erird Joe; "hide me Sal!" "Whore can I hid 3 you?" cried the distracted girl. "Oh. I know," said he, "I'll squeeze into the clock case." And without another word he concoaled himself in the case and drew tho door behind him. The deacon was dressed, and sitting himself down by the cooking stove, pulled out his pipe, lighted itr and commenced smoking very deliberately and calmly. "Five o'clock, eh?" said he. "Well, 1 shall have time to smoke three or four pipes, then I'll go and feed the crittera." "Hadn't you better go and feed the critters first, sir, and smoke afterward?" suggested the dutiful Sally. , "No, smokin' clears my head and wakes mo up," answered tho deacon, who seemed not a whit disposed to hurry his eiijoyment. Bur-r-r-r whiz ding ding! went tho clock. ' "Tormeuted lightning!" cried tie dcacos, starting up, and dropping his pipa on the stove. . "What in creation's that?" said Silly tremulously. Whiz! ding! dingl ding! went the old clock furiously. "Powers of mercy,"-cried the deacon. "Striking five!" it'j struck a hundred already." "Deacon Barberry I" cried the deicon 9 better hair, who had hastily robed herself and now came plunging down the staircasoia the wildest state of alarm, "What ia the matter of the clock?" "Goodness only knows," replied the old man. ' It's been in tho family these hundred years and never did I know it to carry on so before." Whir! bang! bang! Lang, went the "It'll burst itself !" cried the old lady, shedding a flood of tears, "and there won't be nothia left of it." "It's bewitched," said the deacon, who retained leaven of New En gland, superstition in his nature. ! '."Anyhow," ho said, after a pause, advancing resolutely toward the clock, "I'll S2e what's got into it!" 1 "Oh dou't," cried the daughter, affeotionatly seizing one of his coat tails, while his faithful wife hung to the other. ' , 4;Don't," chorused both the women together. j "Let go my raiment!" shouted the doacou,' ! aiu't afraid of the powers of darkness." ; i But the women would not let go, so the deacon slipped otf his coat, and .while,'' from' tho sudden cessation of resistance, Uiey fell heavily on tho lloor, he darted forward and laid bis liand on the door of tho clock case. But no human power could open ic. Joe wa3 ho'ding it inside with a death gT&sp.,;. The deacon began to be itofdWi? 0'i2h!ened.lit or& liend in distress, came trom the inside, and the clockcaso pitched head foxeuioobou the Uoor, smashed its face and wrecked its proportions. 1 he current of air extinguished the light the deacoo, the old lady and Sally fled up stairs, and Joe Mayweed extricating himself from the clock,effected his retreat iu the same way he had entered," The next day all Applctown wa&'aiivc with the story of how the deaoon Barberry's clock had been bewitched: and though many believed its version, some, and especially Joe Mayweed, effected to discredit the whole affair, hinting, that the deacon had been trying the cxperimeut of tasting frozen cider, and that the vagaries of the clock case existed only in a distempered imagination. , ' . i. 0111 rr ia cj 1-. . kvxv-Stx. CHAN OMSK'S UUlMslfU (.Viruor t'l rst. M.111I ljKmst stistt, i Kvousvlilo, 1 r.d. V I'aus ii4 );i avvl'u for nil felui 0' mi1ii'Un.;s fuiuislstnl i rtUiirt. uotioe, uiiiJ 01 r..'ii.-.(iiiiliic 'uiuijt I 'Violil 1 a.iiii CARD.' liOBTttT BOYD. IBOYD OTIH WOOD & WOOD, ARCHITEC TS, No. 7 Chandler's LlocK, corner Fir t antl Liocnstistrect-s, .! - iJVANSViLLK, IND. Plans nad Specifications prepare! on bhorl uoliw Kixt reasouaulo UrniK.; lauliS ti U 1 EAGLE IT A li ii I A (i K WORKS. i " lK MI Ail n E 15.HTKI X, . ' " ' MANUF.VCTUKKROF Xi-lit Carriagoa, " Fancy TrottiugBuggies, SliiH in ST Top BngJtes, RofUawftys, nml Sprisigr Wagons, COIl. CF FOrUTII AXD LOCUST STS., JCVAffSVILLI?, 2ND. KS-BpeciaI aticnlion given to repairing or nil kiiul.-i, mid ie-i:iiutlng done at the stiorteiit tun ice ami ou the most liberal .4 General Asiorlmeiit of Work Constantly oil Hand. Kouc but tlin IJffct Workmen tiii-npr5-d3in , 51. IIUMVIIUFA'. c. w. GEO. J. LEWIS. KEKSKY,

HliyiPJIRKY, LEWIS & CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. l'roprietor 1" uarlhoit, jyl dly

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First ami Sycamore streets, riV'ANfJVlljIjK, 1NI. any at f Tho Cn.sh CJrooery, 7G ill A I IV a A I ITHF (JOOIH AT TiiF. CASH JfJL OiiOCKKV are new and ot the verybest, quality. prices wilt suit. Re7i Mala .Street. memtier. TE E AKKlil.s or assortea KuKnrsre3 eel veil ill the t'asn tiroccrv. and for sale fit unprecedented low rate. Cnlt and see, at TU .Main Street, TMF. tsi ;ucr?i'sr, 73 Main st., will not do a credit LniHinpsR? thrror. casU buyers may expect bargalnat i Main street. j ' ' j CJIIf.nitV.A'.w (MSRIAUEH-A great Tar.ety. rnrgln la pric? from it uo to m O), at "V1CKKKY UKO.'.m, 7:t and "C Main Htreet. ' Bli:y ntKna rownr.u Aclrnowlod;ed to lie the besr In Hue, tor salo at V1CK Hit Y KKO.'S, - .- 7-1 and 7ii Main Htreet. JITSTTHK TSIISU for tbe season Durkee's Lemoji Sugar or Concentrated Liemonade. One Kpoonlul makes a glais of Lt'monado, i'or sale bv - VlCKEKYBItOS., 73 and 7b Main Street. - TTTBKI ' ! IceCream Freezern at JL1 very low prices at VICKKRY IIRO.'S: 7J and 7(j Main Street. KKPt t. FAX Babbitt's best Soap the best in lhe woild. at 30 cents i-or bar Ci emieal olive Koap, 11 bars for EI U(; Proctor & UumMe's Clnciiiiiall oan. 4 ham for 25 cents. Othei soaps eualiy low at VICJCEltY BKO '6. 73 and 7J Main Htreet. H A T THE W DALZELL, Wholtxiala Dealer In Qrocwnes, Nails, WMie Lead, Lirnw, Cement, &c, - So. is Vutr Street, i dofitu tl .'. r. . i ; t'.v nhvi i r vv'iio.'pKric Dea'ern in n a i rs; cotton v a;;ns, ui-akvva k -14 & 4 ( JPL 1 1 SrP ST RITITT, INATIONAL iJi.OCK,) , F.VANSVILI.K, Im. . '- Fxii DJ-jror. 13G MAIN STKEET, AH O.Hi stnntiy ISAM), i t cci vii.:r a well sfli.cled HlocR ot Fancy antl Staple (sroeerles, Which are sold at the loweU living rates. IMPORTANT TO Ki;ir.ERS AND CONTiiACTOIiS. Ifavins: tionsiht the Sand Hiuli formerly owned ly Mr. Ii. Cross, 1 nm jirepared to furnish a No. 1 article of Intruding S.iml ; alio, i'tesii Cluster, Lime, and Cement, at the lowei.t living r:itv.v arrtl JAMKiJ CnOt'T.. insrrp, Aires. VV. NEXiiEN, (iensral InsuraiiCG Agent, Nil ADJUoTEIi UJf LOSSES, MAUHLS HALL, KiK 0 Yinln St E V A ; SS V 1 L L K, 1.ND, , . UwelU:i Uonses Insured for a term of years at greatly reduced iate?. Three Years at t?ic Price of Tv:o Five Years at the Frice of Three, Lille Insurance . fepct'iiilly. Tolal Casti Assc-ta Keprssentd Over T?eaty-Sve Million Dollars. The following are aiaoug Hie Companies repieseiited : JiTJ. A lus.jriicce Co. Cash Assets ot l hi -t'or.?, ( onu. l....4i5,UOO,itiy. 1MICKXIX Ins. Co. of Hartford, C-iim. Ca ;h Asseta Sr !,;;(!,;m. CO.ITIMIM Al, Ins. Cash Assets Co. of Neu- Yorlt. SS,ttSUtiO. Noiiril AMRKK'AN Insurance Coo. Hartford, Conn. Cash As ets fSOO.OIIO. "r-'H'HANTV Ins t-ii-sn Assets Co. of Hartford, Ct. y300,!i NOIMJI American Insurance Co. o, ! . , New Vorlc. Cash Assets s0O,t)Oft. PiJffl XIX Ins. Co. of lliooklyn. N" Y. CaU Assets 00 OO0. jETNA LIFE Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets - 8 1 2,0 o 0,000, J. W. NEXSEN, Agent, 9 MAIN STKEET, EvansTllic, Ind. Ja30 dly RONALD FISHER, DEALER IS Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures

Ga3 and Stfam Pipe Fitter, KOi SI MK'tST;STREi;T,

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INEDWAEE, In order lo redn?? our fitork ?s mrch as possible, wo otIV'r for tbr. n-xt I X. IE.1 "V 1 J. V S Onr entire rtock 01 1-T A M DWAR It -AXDC U T L E R -AT Greatly Heduced Prices! PARTICULAR N0TICI5. Cn or about the 1 jih of September r.est we will remove to No. S2 MAIN STREET, four c'oors above onr present fctau J. ' The ftore at present occupied by na Is for rent. ' ' ' FRED. P. STRAUS & CO. 71 MAIS STREET. j " Between Second and Third, j Jjl" (Union, temokrat, and Courier ropy.J GEO.S. SONNTAG - Sz CO., tMPOHTERH" -OPCORN till FIRST AND MAIN- RTs!, HJ KVANSVIILK, I XI), Jy-' r-llH DSL OKU. I4MIH IUVII-iN. I. 1-. UMrl SAfciqEL.0RR,.jl ji:o.. tir.I.FKS IN BX -'4 V Horse amf Mule Kiiut's. ririnew' and.1 Bia;;kstnit,li Tool W KiiCtiSl I MKtl' IKON ttOLtlHI At the liishoat mnrlret fates '".' : Wafer Nlreel, luall dtf KVAN3VILLK, I.ND. il'.T'r!CliEt, RSLLOUU & Co." , (Sivf-csiiors to Well?; Kelloci: & Co.; ItViruliiKKrt AN UJUBitKfiS t,',V.:. BIG l.ADL( i'v iJC, AXBiN,' ' 1 -'" ":. AKS, 4JC l-i, ' '- . '! ;: ' ' . TABLE CU'fl.Kki. . . " TABLE VUTLFJi ' ' TABLE ( U T L ICft- ' FOCKKT OUTLEIIY, I'OUKET CUTLKIIY, POCK KT CUTLERY, Tritoe Ofuxli?-., Trtifc (Jhfj.iii, Mechanics' Tools, Met!i2Hks Tools.3keli.'i!iiw' TanU. Bl'ILUKSS' HARD'iTAKK, ; T ttt'lLKU H.tU'iWAKli,. Sli 11,1) KltS' UAUnWiRK, . y - l'OriO ASI) WO3. AK1S, fKr'fN A N l 4I. itCS, t'Ol'l'IlN ANM IViMII.C tKOM i;- ir nUKBKIt UELTINii JiKST HUHBKit ISKI'ING, Mill and Gross-Out Saws, Kill and Gross-Cat Saws, . r Kill and Cross-Gut Sasra. t iv,"!! borers will Had it to-thelr advantft to esaiiilue our atocS hofore parchasl&ij oifewherj. ; At llie Old StaniJ, 13 First 81 GfKTTlCHliR, KSLLORU & CO. 15 15 Dissolution of Copartnership. !1K t dl'ARrXF.itMlIf IIIMt l. 1 TP a fore existing between saiuuHi M..?r Auolpli Ougentiuiiu, Holonum Kahu, and ltoniaa tireintr lma this dav be-i dis- ' salved by mutual couse it. Mr. ireiiier I letires from the bnsiuem, whioii will h-ie-1 alter ba continued by the thr.-r iirst-naiued , parties, who will settle all claims ana i est j the tiriu, and who are alone auluorized to I collect tiebls in lavor of the tuine The ' name and style of the firm will lemaii. ' unchanged. i l:espeetftil!y, H. M K V Kft & CO. ' Kvansville, July 6tb, jy d tm

machinists."

& CO., iH c oli 0-11 i c FOUN 2", Manif.ictnrei-i and Unlhlrrn of STEAM ENGINES, CIRCULAR SAW-MILLS, Grist and Sugar Mills, Tobtcco Sa-ew Gumming Machines Distillery and Mining Machinery, Ma t Mills, Corn Shellers', House Fronts, Cellar Grates. IRON & BRASS CASTINGS OF EVERT DESCUIPT.-ON. MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS MADS AND REPAIRED. DEALt RS IS BELTING, Fffiv; BRICKS, STEAM GAUGES, AND WROUGHT- ;' IRON PIPES. , S3-OLO MATERIALS BOUGHT. We have the facility of the hMt ma. chlnery and workmen, and will give work entrusted to n our liidividual at bu tton ; till orders promptly : warrant our work; and charge reasonable prices. '..... - . oifice asd rocsDRx: CORNER FIRST & LEET STREET3, EVANSVILLK, IN'D. N".B. Workmen sent to all cai t i to fit un work and do repairing,. fe22 KCU UL.TZU, Til UM AN A tH. R E:'I. T.VZ H A N E Y S ; re kc 11 i Hn i ! 1 cl ry , Corurr or(!annI nd InIe Mts. K VANS V ILL K,' IN I) f AS A , Maiiulnolureirt of . Portatls Circuldf Sup MiUh, M?tiiliier) or ecr) l.iMHpllon r-r.AJ.KUii 13 ' . . HALTING, HTKA 51 OA IJGDHS, ' f-'iJ.; HHWK wnu van t Hon j'irh: av., ,fy. t i . ' Ilfeii;ifrir!ff(!on a,l Short. Notice. . AIko 8;dU for ;'. Stillwell's Patent Heal or rdiJ LJrae ' ' 1 " V'atcher. . nov7 ly WILLIAM HEItMAW , : (Suce-:-fisor to Kratz & nellinan,)CITY Sl.tXCFAt'll'XI K AM i:t iLi:it OF TOBTiBLK AXD STATIONARY iunrn Engines and iSoitei; SAW AND GRHT s-1 HACHINERY. MILL C'Ollon itI 'J'Iacf Vt't-H-f9 'VltiVULAU SAW MILLS, Ac , c E ANSVII.I.i:. IMil tA. SHKKT IRON' AND COPPKli made to ordt r on short notice. WollK

IRON AND EKAt'S UAHTINO ol every description. Dealers in STEAM l,AViiF9,FtM BELTINO. F1RK KKlt'KS WROJOHT ItiON PiWX, KOl.TINU CCOa iir, HO., ftt manufaoinrers' prices. REPAli4tNCJ done at short tK-tice-.

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i. K8su!ar Evars ills and Cincinnati Packet, iN I'LACE OK THE CHAKMEK. Xlio liuo steamer W a n ii y ISraai ! is, llury Miller, Mat,ter; Kit Kii.1.1. i ... , tS.T. J aiiiea Jc 101 Leaves for Cinc.uua'l and all w. y ports EVERY PATUItDAY AT I A.M. For freight or to atuidtf passage apply on board C. II. KL'lil), A'-'Olit. llIar Hoe day Preset for Paiacah, Eatpcrt and Flortnta The elegant I'anser hte&mzt K AMI A ft No. Lke 1'IOTFKl.li. Ifaafer; lvOitKitT AltMECriAjf, CleiU, leavea for the above and nil inlerrnptil tle points evry MO.N DA Y at 4 o'chiok p.m. Orders for Pino Lumber, ilresed or on dressed, or for Tennessee Pig Iron, filled prompt ty, rmu ri io wesi rales. For freicht or passage apply on board, or in uufliruaci, r aikiuk 3k txj., OC2S dtf Agents. Kegniar Evans villa, Green River, ana Hartford JFaczeL The beautiful new Steamer I?X JSRT JP, OR X, Jok McReyk;oi.is, Master, Will ply as a regular packet between Kvansville and all points on Oreen Kiver, and on Hough ''reelc to Hartford. Will leave Kvansville every MONDAY and THUltaDAY at b p.m. tmhli dtf Uexter's IndejienUeut low-pressure Packet h uaickslcD. T. rExr:it.... Master, leaves Kvantvlll for Cairo every MONDAY and THUKSUAY, at 4 p.m., positively, connecling at airo with Ht. Louis Memphis, and New Orleans packets. no24 dtf DUK.K NiCHKUSON, Anent. Regular Taesday and Friday Packet ior raaucaii aal Cairo. Tha finely appointed eteamer OTJJVBI5TlIL,A.2SrD, i Wsc . A. Lowth, Muutr; Maiuow Wkiohlt, Clerk. Wll? Ply aathere2ularTueeIavand Fn.lar packet for Cairo and all way laudlnipi. Leaves Evansvilie. ?ery TVJK.SDAY and FRIDAY, at 4 p.m. . Leaves Cairo everv WEDMEsnAV n.i SATURDAY, at 5 o.m. Through biliaof Iadi i veil for freight ver the Mobile dsOhlo Kaliroad, For freight or passage apply on board, ri. . W. ti. iiKOVVN & CO.. or DUKE NiCUELHON, Jyl5tf - . AgnnU. Evansville, Henderson & Nashville I - Railroad Transfer Packet. Tn fieet and pludl4 iildeheel steamer JVXollioi JVortou, ; CUAKLK. PKBKlfW, MAr; i , ' , A. O. DfiiL-AND, Clrk, Wlli ply aa K regular packet between Kvansville and lleudersuu, eiivriMg un,ualed accommodations to travelers undiilppera. Leaytm Kvansvllie dally at it p.m. Leaves Henderson daily at 1 a.m.. maltii it close conuooUoa with the JO. h U. K.14. FAKK Through ami way pause utjers only SO oeuls. JanHdtf W. ti. BROWN- A CO., A sent. Regular Evanaville and "BowlingGreen Packet; t it , The Cect aud eietjantr I'acsot ' .' ; ADA. X.YOIV, W. 8. VAxstETEu, Master; ! ' : ' . , Lkoi'old KAllfi, Cierk, leaves Kvansville for liOWLINU-tiKKKN very TUESDAY, at 4 P.M.-Lavt-s I-ivaiisviite tor WOODiiUHY , 0.'Kliy or lago apjily on board. ' For Padncan and Cairo. Regular ; IVednsnhty' and '' Siturday ''. 1'ackct. :. -lot) inasuiileent Hldo-wheel .steamer A. M. DtfsovCHBT,'Masicr; I . ' OfJ. NiCHKLSox -!" Ijeaves Kvsnnv1Ue every WnL-NKSDAY "'in.vi utuiAi fi p.m. .'iCyr' evel'y "lUKOAY and rlJJNiAY at 5 u.tii- inaktnir ...l.j., ....i.,.. tlons at Cuiro wli i m-nt-cluM i,ckt i for V. r M urt!:ai:.t uiiecii hi t-.VHLisvJiie with thuiu H.K., and theTarascon for lnlsvi.:e. or treiKlil or pahat-e apply ou board.' or i.i'i.;iu.nrniii,i ntu, orDUKli WICTIKLKOX. ; . ilegnlar. Tri-Weekly .Packet . For Nexelurg, Owembord, -Hockpott, . Graiuhievo, JJawesvillc. and - . IsUHHtllOll. The New aiii Light-JJransht Htf arucr John n.Tfiplett, Matter;' ' ' - ! r , . Juliu A. Admins, Clerk, , weaves Kvansville for the above mid all way ports every 1U?DAY, THUKliDAY. " ' ' A KJ UJA I , Ilk IU A.M. iteiurning, will leave cannelton every WKD.VK-SJjAY, FRIDAY,-and KUSUAV, attiA.M. , or fielKht or pncpap apply ou oardp or vj i iiuni nur.i,i aiiui,ik a iu., : aprSOdtf Asents, I1EAX. ESTATE. Sew. ScaJ Estate Agency ! J, I. F.lllott Sr Son Have opkm:d a ki:al imau Agency for the sale or and r&JLitlug o lauds, LutlKlrS, AO., Ac . . t. ! Perwius having houses or 1tud to reut w sell, or prisons wishtnw to purvh.-jw :ot rent, will do well by calling on thom tl their orilce, on Third Street, near Locust JnnellU , TADDEN CO., . Soap, Candle, and Lard 51 AN V FA UTUlmJJItS. OFFICK A SO WABE1IOU3E : - r I, , Oil Kii:ST STI'.ELT, near DMhlon. Pnii:.V A 0. AKE 'HKlllV 1 supply tho trade Wi'h 'i'e OKJSU1NK OOLDK Eii.AHIVK, GEKMAN 10 It A -11 HOW 14 KUAHiVH ami tue tHKMlCAL OLIVK BOAPH. Lvery hcju-ekeeper should Eive It a tilal. Hold by aii respectable grocers. V ADDS JIK HVHK ASH ASU FOB Aj Paddeu t'o.'s Uoldua Krasive Map. 1 1 saves time, labor, money, and patience. You can do your wanliinjf wiLb this soap in half the time you take with using other bYou c m get It at all tho grocers.

-T AMI.H. I.OSHi tit YOl It tiWN 3 m iuu-rrsl and ak f ,r Paddou A Co. 'a ai. t: ut their name is on every bar you buy. j"S.i "j. SINZICII A S O X, Wholesale Dealers In Bo.tt Stores; Lubratin, Coal, and Lard Oils; Cordage, Rosin, Pitch, &c, So. jo w ti k Ni l: i;i:t, tpr20dly Bet. Main and Vine.

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nip. lit cooled tho atmoFplicrc for llio tune bcii)', there sccnis to tlisposi t:on to p.tay coojf for jt f (artC(j yCH(cr. uay morning red hot, tho mercury at jo ciock ranRinp; at OT; nt noon it nau reached Db and was ef ill climb The river, during the twenfy-four uoum cnuing at y r. M., had fallen three laches, and was nearly etation aiy. . . Arrlrnls and Driinrlnrri. : The arrival;! and departures up to A P. m. yesterday include tho Kan J. Halo, Cincinnati to Memphis; Ada .Lyon, Ureen Ktver to return; Aruia da, from Cairo; Mollie Norton, Hen derson to return ; l'ctrtdia No, 2. to LaDnelton; Hartford,' to Grc'ca Hirer. I1ohI Due Wit. Among the first boats due here are the Quickstep, from Cairo; Morning Star, Irom Loai.s-'illo; Anna, for St. Louis; Minneola, for' Memphis; P. W. Strader and Mary Houston. from New Orleam; Champion, from St. Louis; Charmer, frota Cincinnati; lUpidan, Kastpcrt and return. MS iNrelliiiieoiin. Busiuess was moderately fair ytstcrday, with numerous arrivalu for dull times, ohicfly local paokets The Sam. J. Hale passed down at daylight with acood trip. She was de tained by low water -The I'tsv. tona came down early Monday night. tod taking one of her big barges in tow returned up the river. She was expected down yesterday afternoon. ....Tho llapidan No. 2 got in yes terday moroins with a good trip. Kho had great trouble iu tho Tenncsbeo Itiver. . In sparring off the made, a COmpleto wreck of her forward larboard guard, and had to cut off tome twenty feet of it.; Sha was preparing to leave on time yesterday evcaicsr. Wo regret to learn that Capt, IIowi-ll has betn quito ill for tho lebfc ton days The Armada had a very nice trip of both freight and passengers up. From her officers and from Dnko .Njchelson, who1 was passenger, we learn ' - that no more todies ot - tbo victims of tho Cumberland disaBter had been found.? The cabin register of 18C8 bad beca found floating in' tho river at GolcouJa, and the repistcr in use f at the time of tho disaster -was found 1 atCave-in-Iiock, and i;i iu oHscB.ion of C. A. Shelby. Other books belonstiD to the boat wcro found iu tbo river, opposite Wenlon. Vc arc gratified to learn that Jlrucc Hunter's inianes aro Hot likely- to prove as cri0U3 as at..Crst,nnriir;ndJ nnd liO 1 uoih well. Iro ol llio coloroJ crew who wro severely ticaldod about tho heaJ and hands camo up yester day morning, nud aro objects of com liberation. Tho holy nf Hamutl Oopeland has not yet been found. 'A lilicral reward ha3 been Offered for its recovery. Tho grief of his wife when tho tcrriblo ncwa w;H conveyed to her is represented heart-rending, her waila of anguish being ln nnJ i'ot iicarly half a' mile, tier bereavement elicits tho warmest lympathy of the whOlo community. Alex. Howell, of Shawneetown, was asleep in the ladies' cabin when the explosion occurred, and escaped uninjured. The Cumberland is a complete wreck The Petrolia Nil. 2 took out a fair freight yesterday morning ..The Ada Lyon bad a medium trip in. She and the Hartford Were receiving fairly for return (rips... ......The Mollio Norton had a Blim trip iu yesterday morning... ...... The flood of wafer thnt poured out of the Sycamore Street ' sewer. coapIetcd the demolition of the ttoue-work at the mouth, and has' left a frightful chasm' in the wharf. . The wharf, in froDt of Hutuithrcy, Lewis & Co.'h wharf boat Is in a hoiriblc condition, and should receive tho attention of the Wharftnaster or tho City Council. , ISoaiM Lcavlus Jo-Diiy, , Fou Cairo. The magnificent and j elegantly appointed Armada, tho queen of the lower lice, is the regu lar packet for Cairo and all way port? at 4 o clock to-day. i Captain Una. l owIerv a veteran commander and a Vifioly popular, gentleman, ia on her roof, and Billy. Fowler and' Kd Thouaaa are her obliging and accom plished clerks. . The' Armada makes close connection withi tho Nashville packet. LcwclHn, af Puducah, fod gives through bills of lading to all points ,on the Cumberland" - Ilivcr.! She a'ao connccta - witu tho ft next steauiera for Memphis and New Or leau?. aud for St. Louis. ' . - 1 Foa LoulaViLLE. Tbemagnifiecnt Mornicg Star, io charge of the veteran Caplain A. T. Gilmorc. will be the unrivnlcl packet for Looisvillc, at C o'clock to night, and u a grand floativa: palace. Frank Dougherty and Oeo. Ashcraft ore her pleasant and obligiDg elcrka. No better boat comes to our wharf. j . ' Fob IiENJjERijos. The fleet and beautiful Mollic Norton, bavins clcgaut cabia and state room aj pointrnenta and great spec J, h the regular railroad transfer packet for Henderson, at 3:15 o'clock . thu eveuinar. Capt. Charley Fcrkin3 couimand, and A. O. Durlaad, and C. J. .Doyle aro in tho office. All arc accomplished gentlemen and obliging officer. ' M st Sluimi'-r Armada from Cairo to Kviiusvill Auksutt 17lli, lV'.U Mrw. Kofeiicran.. 1 lot luuiHtdioid kooiIh; t:. A. Kesnli-r St Co., 1 box cliww; llotatocht r, Kolloiit? A Co.. 1 iilulon: ll.ftl. H wo.-l r. h.lln wtf i:u t-r ; .s .m'i n r, 1 bill t-jioki-.; Mr. liuUaiii, 1 hure nml lua!;y, il box : It. K lunki-i-oli & ' , H lil.dlohirco: I'-h. 1 lust .n. ti hhiiH lobi.-.o: W. h. l'inii,:i 'Wi tobilC -ti : M il tin. tiar.ln-r & i t, , ti UIi.Ih Hi-w,.'o--l.lnili'nscti in lll , 1 lriui Iraiui;C. mi anttVr" 2 li ilix wool, I box hardwiiie; MuJiTibach & Co.. 9 d. y bhles, 0 nit-t u tilde.

F-'(Ti v. ' A,... , " ' M i f ... t I l''HI"Vl! l. of 1 I, "-ut,w.'' ': k i. I crosh IJIrnnl llirft fl . . ... 11jC I'1T1. ' T T. n fc .. . tint; iinytutyi: ir-1 . a . . ..... . t i-: njiii kh ir t rv-i i I"' " InclicH nml m i,,i i 1 114 till full Iw c nly.f l; in , ,,.,. 'nil, 'i i iMmi'vcr, in iinl mii; una I n in rilltnli .'. 'j'i, , Kiijco our J.inl v. jk lljr. , t r, l'-t.l t., Illy ,),., I I I'll I-, llio to. IM.in. 1-UVI. I.I Kill l-l HI, (Mil 'llli'l f-tcJil.HT j'. Il'li.l l ,:t. uvi r i,,r , 1.- i. .,, oi to i (i,i. js,o-H ,v i;:o., iipc.ii u ill bit rnni'il nml .,. v , , , ., tyorongti ami -ria .l-t r-ii m-i A y.riiirvill,. i, -.,,:,(, , f.,vs' fj klrrrnm Kiir Is ,)WI r id ,.i ...... this wn .on. Tho ( inn., ;,-,tis h i, OOlllJifli'pJ .) I. ly up f,,r , ,() The Mi-mner Juliu ,. i u ., , .' Znnorvilltt uii'!.!'i,i:j,; k j,;,llH j,,r , . trado. Cjncinsati. Tlie Vumin'.reml oi day days: Captain I. M. Dryilon nri v" I l. terd.iy.on Iho Uiuti d 1 :U- , nml wi rotuiinuiil of 1. H. mi bi,:i Hinl uunii i)(V) n iiioviii i s, -. nml obstructions out or tin. ,,,, u,v. twcr.ii iiro ai ii L iumvlili- I n in .vul iu un oiii nml m jii.i l m i l ili.ii un. . intili, l.j U UrUiiiu .idly (lu.iiiilcil li : Isl tii HI. Cj.laia J). M. lr ilf-n naj s to-iU wl.l not do uvur 4 tvi t I I i m , ou l , VUU, aud tuly '4 Itul ou Llwiiifj ha,. The Uaztut nyn : t ttrlatn '.Tr.riii'-s fi ( ;( r. of Vlfk "u" "ira u(l wlili lim M : nml liry Imrit ",, ,,lny ,. V IcknlmrK nml u. , vi-r to lie one inimir,.,! ,i hi thirty Iwt I ;tm, n vn K i t In IM..I Hid Ml ll.l.lt I i -1'to. : r t- i M. Mi.mvu iHtj ennui, witii ('Miliili'ia.i I.alf f. .it fctrcko. "i X , ' " '" . tt-f-ii 1LJ(-Ill-H in ill........... tie luaehliu-ry, n,Hl l;i,i,.r ,1 buiV October. 1 The Timer, of Monday evimlnc, K:iy.. Tito Kimlrsto ILcClii.r, ...... ... pluU-d in lime io rt-viiiim , r i,,.,, i ' i-.vatihvint trade v nim ... fi.. chiiiiiii-ys Iihvhii rid I'uii.ir ,i twr-i'ii ln r ti l tniii-v Mm u in i.. ,... , gilt li-ller ' C." llWWrifk III tl, Mli:,l,ii.r I V lnuijli, (.unit ni iir Mmimi 1 1 1 . 1 1 ii I ,i , t M IK. I llll.-U I'llMliyil, t l.ouy t, ( 'i : iw wi wi Wl WU1K HI bUVUlitKlju. IXH71SVI1.I.K. The tbt irr-Jnu, i Hundny naym Two lxjunioti vi s 11 Oil I t' i .. I it u I...II. lauu A ClmliMiicoKn li ulroml, n'V ir"'u Jetlcii'uivilm . -..t. ni..4 iiioi'iini .', n.'i i.i, v U....I ... , i. y . ,i r ii.iii v Ii I Ii I . h ,. v, j,,. herself ml Imnin wiinan.. , ..' ytMdiiy, and txp-t.-il to leimit i,, atisivuie it uiitht. (sixty curs, built, ni ii.u I i,i,. i..,. WorK, Jii!i)i(in vil.ii, h l. in ,, mii Diirt-na and will tn uiinn In is, n,i,.,,t ti Wednesday, by tlm km. I in!.. Captain Jmiu l.fi.snii vv ill noon h iv John KllKunr iu llp-loii coKlitlmi i, lAlUiH. HLiU Wlli ClUl-r lw r lor 11... ! MiHiMlppl lruii.1. Wi' aiinmly !,iiition.l Hi" 'i. i the iitiltsu UiMilk, u. hUsiiitift- ml- ii toiid buiili-ii, leu vini; liailiui ,j .,r a !je round Ilia wuuitj., him k"i to ork, u-p tliu nvr t.. All, hi . wJ,.-i. eut-i tue ctiimi, ud nit) j ,i tUiIiU9. ITOlil the !;!, ,i,ri,, Luk.4i. Mlrliluau. eutnre On mi i.v. omtHdowu Hit) M. t'roix Klvii "to .Uwd lr pi, liiid will I uc. rit. lxiu.ii o wy houtn. t. Milt, i'm lhot tn m vr rii. i, t ,.u .n fuiiy lauiiitiBd at, li.omor ' nhlr jester luy iiilciiioini. Miowili In- In. ""srUitiie uily wiimiI to r- n-i v ln-r Chluory, whh u 1 licin hull; l the Miv! i-i.thllKlimtut of j;uH. Ii. limit 'J ill- IU-111 1.1 1 1 us hl'l'll J, III 111 lliol order nud will .'euvu for N , n li-si MHtiiidny lit xl, lu couiiiiajid ol tu, Churlio Hchulta. There Is not a moro woitl y younu lu the thHihCKs tliun Cliiwl .e hi'hultr wewlNb blm a prokjifroos u u' wll beautiful html. Jir.w Ohleaj.s. The 2'mm of day fc.-iys: ThO levt'O haro mi uiuif-i ni!y iinl pt'itrBnoo. Thorn whs noli liijj il'iti olllior landing tvrl h v o no wh I li were hut four btuojti f oil, onu nl ll pur w hut f uml I lin-u n I I -ho i )w r oi.c WMIbiT. IhroiiKlKiiil tlm K i nlir ni yt.terday wim m iy rlum iiml ..u III llllll-S. V lllHO IIOlKl d I Hill,', til. HlKUHOf l ulu, hut thi:!,t) ji.i i cd oil' Wi' giving any. The Time of HaltiiMny p 1 1 y i : i Tho wcathir i nti ni.iy, Milium It t nud Hue, w" iiv-i l Uolt-w., f lr-iul y and nmiimliii In hlo. Wo noil I I. very Miiull uumhi r ol kU 1 1 imi'i o,i luniilnK, Hinl the iiiiij-iiity ol Iun.i tlmir utubrt'liii'i iilumj u ruii.i'i ion ! llio fleroo,.fiM(;traUii ru.v of "iMd H. . liimi ni.i-ii iimiu rs on tlm limit UK, iiV.To-r.-rr rrtm',, v.xy., r.,;v ; x.fj:,;::; Tha Xxiilioiiiil it-it ut lu a t. iu- i; Hurn, iind tho Mnry 11oiiiii.,ii Jin. at f tor JmlHvllltj. i ii'i.trr ol t m nu..vti . tn hud unythltii Mint, t.oiii.1 IU i :,ii, ii lliH trips, 'l'o-ihiy we hit vo i ovt-i n I id urt , Hint no doubt an min i i:d nr! Ivt tho ltniiimj wlil ill .-ipl.iy II ill, uml, lit I ui titL.t.tm-i Ion iim.iiiK an r.,n,', i FRUITJA Itil . MARK, VVAnTiK.'d" d C C.) . UUILU lUVtlllllAli (A 4 '. J i (i!ac;'5vaie anil tiilna, r . .. . tiVANSVILLK, INI'. i ; 17, -ft 'ii.w to Tin: A I I It I f t . "jiw lui'-D irtnl rmn i I t in- m .:iion, wn rontra'-li"l in d.-tnii t-,, tiFiUHniil Ktook ol I'lilJi'l' .1 Vi s i,i ItHANIiH: hut in MA1,I ii l. HKAIiV 'IAIUJKLY KX Kl ,1 ,j i -MOST BAMiUJNi; KXI'i.t J'A'l'li iN;-, would (ulvii. puiU.mcis to M .NH I'll Kilt VlUJf.ll-i KAIU.V. Ol.iv m IntlnrrrH imncr.iily Mop mnnm lu weuthtir ("-.iiy Juin l, li,iirt t utiin" oil mij.ply, uml doubilt-ks Jim mi,1 t Kcmici! ns tho i-isiih.,11 ii Ivfim. , f r I c i-:s ta j j 1 1 1 ks i u n ii m . j , v una Wo huve the ollowibg i .". clout or.. ' UMiK'S ifATWI SKIF-SK.US::. Tin ciii). In one ilii. Un iSf-r I un! i hide the nr. (ri-utly lm i v"l your by a now opt-nur, urn i 1" """ l i tllll'('t Kill IVir lllLTlll u-j ili.xt this iMitiulur Jiir. liuK own " ;i';tt iii-n lo ti n yoiuM. .vi;.s. Hi.lf-Mf'.'ili-r.' crfw t'.ji an 1 rul.l.t-r 1. . Tim) into ber ftm" "Ot juio it coi.l.u t " thf liuit. , ; . j MMKAW MlIU til.AkS JAllH. Tin tor, "vlro fiw.U.-ninx. . . j ;.- IIIOWN KAUTIfk'.S JAlH. , licit glazed. Tlu top, wlo lantetilir. "No chuYgo for box 4t wl n oi.li-n I full iiu;lnit;t'. Uiinrln.Udu7. il in ..'i, linll-tjalloriH, 4 ilo,( n. li.t lU-d i-Su.tliu': Vt. in jiou ml , in", i" iu:i, i:ii iicjivy r.n .' .nil ir OrtD0 JfJ'i. Full tlir-:tlonii for piopni lni ft nit, muling Jure accompany it;') p.tcii Setd ia your Ordur-j at enw ! jam AIo, UKAL K iTATl : nml t vlA.V.t "f i ; ' .. . At. 1,N T. OIllco on Mnlu Hli . i-t, tu t iv-n 'J I, I r l i Fotirtii, No. !ij'3 (ovtr Kulli i ulinn si.., KvuuMvllle, linf. i.i ,J i.'. VrX"J.'0 1 LIS 11 T lit. JLA1: Olllce on Third ULrctit, lu wa.hiti,; House Ulock. Wll prataice i c vnrlt I uiirt'i th ;injulU lJrouJ t uttoiit on to or; buulneHU iuoilii.i miu si; ri i.i.iiKA 1 1 n mmci I iiivw-liitn"d hrimH hin -n u-. luii IM-WHOM. 'J ll llOllt-O hill Il i ii Hi timi'ily n lHKil id liirntsh til wnh u. I iii-nl turf, Willi i will-In i ti ii- I t-,1 i , Willi bulumti-iooiiiH ior fiii t uii.l w i iKllllt. S A dully liftclt lino irom HI ouN Hi tit I. ; on tin''). A M. iiii 1 1 1 on. 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