Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 December 1869 — Page 4

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Advertisements, in this eo'-ima.of tbree Ices, each Insertion, Thirty Cent. ' CITY liri:RS At the First National Haute and at the City Clerk's Office.

TiovO dtf JACOB S. TO WRY. PGR KENT. and a Jj? good business corner lor meat shop -Six good rooms or grocery fonr rooms. del6 H. C GOODING, -OUSE-Oa Main Street, bU Fourth 22, and Filth: very cheap. Enquire of dot ALEX.. MADDUX. TiV E I.I.I JS OS Two two-Btory Brick Houses and one one-story frame Hon we. nl'Mt VICTOH BISl'H. THURSDAY.- . DECEMBER 16, 1S69 CITYNE WS. JEST Use White's Newspaper File. A grand vocal and instrumental conoert will be given at the .Maionic Hall, Mt. Vernon, to-night, for. the benefit of the : Presbyterian Church. . iMrrx. The next meeting of the sociable of St. PaulV v Episcopal Church will be held at the residence of D. C. Keller, Esq., on next Mon- . day evening. ' Eecohder's Coubt. A negro named Cross, for beiDg drank , and disorderly, wa3 tried yesterday, and i for j indulging in thia white, roan's "laxmy," -was fined $5 35. 4 (He had just $3 20, which was "snoled " and the victim departed. IIedh-e Case. Ae learn that the celebr: ied case between Wm. Hedge ' and Silas Bell is now being tried at Boonvillc. We believe most of our readers aro conversant with the par- . tiealars ef this case. A large number of witnesses have been subpoenaed from thia city. i.CiJ Orders . for sale at the Journal Office. ! Rev. W.' M. CiiEEVEa,' who haa been absent two or three days; will return to the city to-day, and continue hia labors at tho Walnut Street Presbyterian Church. He is expected to preach this evening. His labors have been very acceptable, and eeem to bo doing much good. j Pork. John Gavisk cut aboti 75 hega yesterday. L. Ruffner ft' Co., cut only a few, but will kill 50 to-day. Wm. Akin cut up 4G yesterday, and will kill 220 to-day,, which he has just'received fromPo?ey County ;they are fine large Logs. Tho market i active and firm, with prices ; uochangod. Lively. The city wa3 lively' last night, and a great many people turned out to attend the different plae3- of amusement aad attraction. Wo ; Lad tha Catholic Fair, Dr. O'Leary'a 'kc; turc, the St. John's Festival, Bible Dissolving Views, and a prize dancing exhibition. It wa:? also the regular praycr-mceting night. . n The Drawing Tickets to t tho i drowing of the Henderson Laud Sale are" now in great demand. Tho drawing takes place on tho 23th cf(this month, and we a'ro assured there will be no further postponement. Afiva dollar bill will win a farm for some body. ' . " Southern Shipments. Messrs. Steinbach, Wack & Co. shipped, yesterday, to New Orleans, a large lot of saddles and collars, sad not long since orders were filled for Vicksburg and Texas. The firm is running .nearly sixty hands, but -can hardly kcev pace with tho large demand for goods in that line. A Ai the holidays approach, th demand for holiday goods of every description is very great, and; the liberal advertiser receives the largest custom. Wo would urgo all of cur readers wanting holiday goods to scan our advertisements and business locals, and patronize tho houses ' that present their claims through: the Journal. ; JEST Round, flat, atd flexible Rolci s at the Journal Office. FAITHFUL. There are two men in our city that are as " faithful as the day is long," and can always be found at their posts cf duty.. One is Al. Dexter, the efficient and worthy jani tor at the Court House, who has long performed his duties ia the most satisfactory manner.: The other is Christ. Hermann, fireman for Engine No. 2, and he is always at his post, and prompt when duty calls. What more could we say in their praise? Cure for Earache. Thero is scarcely any ache to , which children are subject 60 bad to bear and diSlcult to cure, as the earache. Tho following icme dy, it ia said, was never known to fail. ' Take a bit" of cotton batting, put upon it a pinch of black pepper, gather it up and i it, dip it ia sweet oil and insert it ia -the ear. Put a flannel bandaga over the head to keep it warm. . It is certain to give immediate relief. i ... Won't Admit Ladies. We are informed that at the recent discussion "by the Pcriclesian Society, of the res-olr.ti-m in favor of. admitting ladies as membsrs of the society, that f a majority.of the club were Opposed , to the resolution, and it was with- , drawn. W understand that the . prime cause of tho refusal was the bashfalness of many of the members, who havo not got. "the nervo" to debate with tho ladies. .. We must say that wo are surprised at thia excuse, and should think that a young ' man who has not " cheek." enough to " talk to the girla," has but little business belonging to a debating society. He Is certainly out of his cle- . ; : , j tST-The Muciligo Reservoir ia for ale at the Journal Office.

County Tax Duplicate. Yesterday morning wa published the recapitulation of the Tax Duplicate for Pigeon Township. We have added tho amounts from the duplicates for the other townships," and below wo give the recapitulation of the duplicate for the entire county. Bank stocks, are not included in the followicg table: "'

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Green River Mail.- Wo 'learn from a private letter from the Postmaster of this city, now in Washington City as a member of tho delegation appointed by tho City Council, ithat the Post Office Department haa agreed to order lhe establishment of a steamboat mail on Green River, from Evensvilla to Bowling Green.: This; has been the great mail want of our merchant., and they and the people- of Kentucky in the Green River region have suffered much inconvenience from its absence. With this route established, which will be done at the regular contract time in' July next, our city will bo pretty well supplied with mail facilities in alt directions. EST Faber's genuine ' Pencils can always bo found at tho Journal Ofuoe. Runaway A big runaway took place yesterday morning in the First Ward, and created quite a sensation. A team attached to a wood wagon, belonging to a man- named Miller, who lives a short distance abovo the city, took fright while ; standing, in front of Eiles' Mill, and started off quite lively. : Dashing through an alley, they scared a team of mules attached to a wagon, and tho result was another runaway. , When Miller's team Etartcd, he had hold of the lines, and was dragged through the road for nearly a equare, but only slightly injured, ne was covered with the celobiatcd First Ward mud from head to foot, and presented an exeeedinly woe:l egone appearance. He. made a lucky escape;-- - .; Vs5 Faber'a best Rubber none better in the market for sale at the Journal Office. ' Cemetery Road. The road to Oak Hill Cemetery is pronounced almost impassable at present, and the profane remarks indulged, in by tho " Jehus" who are compelled to travel over it, mo both loud and deep. . It 13 estimated that a good,1 swearer will titter about two hundred and seventeen " cuss words " while making a trip to the cemetery and back. It is hoped that during the coming year, a good road to the cemetery will be constructed, so that; when the , bad weather seta "ia next Winter we 6hali be prepared for it.' Everybody is ia favor of. a good road to the burial place of our dead, and tho present City Council havo taken steps to give U3 such a'road during tho coming year, and it i3 to bo hoped that their praiseworthy intentions may bo carried through successfully. The entire community will . rejoice at tho completion of 60 desirable an improvement. Commissioners. But little, business of interest to tho public was transacted by tho Board of County Commissioners yesterday. The bids for doing the earthwork at the Salt Well Bridge, on this side of the Creek, were opened and tho contract was awarded to John Buchs, at 141 cents per yard. There were six bids in compctiiioa for tho contract. Tho filling oa the other side of the bridge has been completed. Ia the afternoon some billsVcro allowed. 2f0a Saturday wo expect to re ceive our New Year's Calling Cards, Orders should be handed ia to-day, as wo find that the first invoice will not bo Rsfficient to fill tho demand.

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About one year ago, Rev. Samuel Bak?r, D. D., assumed the pastoral charge of the First Baptist Church in this city."" He entered upon his labors as minister, with that congregation, aEd ha3 prosecuted them during the year, as we believe, in the spirit of the Divine Master. - ' In his connection with the ministers of the city, he has proved himself to be scholarly and profound in biblical attainments, evangelical : in Christian experience, and courteous as an associate r.ad friend. Therefore, wa, tho undersigned, members of the "Ministerial Association of Evansville, Indiana," do hereby accord our high appreciation of his 'Christian scholarship , and character, with our deep regrets that he feels himself called upon to sever, by removal, his relatioas with this Association,; and the church with which he has been, connected. And we do hereby assure our Bro ther that he has our sincere wishes-and earnest prayers for his prosperity and usefulness wherever ia ;the-:.Prcvidencs"of God, his ' ministerial, field of labor may be cast. ; , . .' ; , , ;; ; ;.C.;B,H..3Iabtin. . .. , '" Pastor Vice Street' Pres. 'Church.'.', , ; ' John Poucher, ' .-.pastor-Trinity ME. Mission Cb. ; James Hill, Pastor Ingle Street M. E. Church." Jr P. K. Kumler, Pastor Walnut St. Pres. Churcli. a : ' ' R. Andrttsc.,, : ,' ;' -, Pate'r:Trinlty,M.",E. Church.' ' Evakstilij., Ind., Dec. 14, '03. -:; Every body should know that fif thoy want Initial Paper, the Journal umco la tne piace 10 gei it. , - . . I r Jhe'1 . CathoLio J FLviit-f Tniu if Night. Notwithstanding the greal attractions elsewhere, tho large Hal in' the ' new Catholio ;:School HousJ was densely, irowddQastfnfgfit, and it ,waa the:. .moat 'brilliant night of the Festival.! The; weather yesterday was very bad and it rained nearly all day., It' cleared off in; the 'evening, however, and the peoplo.werG enabled to turn out en mastuj The fancy tables were, well patronized, and a large number of useful and ornamental articles were disposed off at "price3.'to:suit ralfpartrc3. The refreshment - lables were crowded nearly all ihe. evening,' j and a., largo amount of :oystersi turkeys,' etc., wcrt required to supply the heavy demands that were made .upon them b those who desired to tnjoy the delicacies o tho season; eerved up in tlegant s'yla. A largo number of articles were raflled off, bu we shall only publish the principle prizes when ' il'y are drawn. ' ' I ; Delicious musib' was furnished by the ever famous. Crescent City Silver Band, and Georgo Warren and "the boys V seemed to bo in lh$ir glary. A large cumber of j)orsons tcok lunch duriDg the day, yesieiday, and a splendid lunch will. also. bo earved up to-day, from 0;30 a.m. to 1:30, r.ai. No charge for admission to the hall during looch. : V. :. : The Fair .wiil bt contmucif tonight, end very likely some ;of the most valuable articles will be railled for. - ! National Hall Sr. John's per and Fair. We dropped mtatj the National Hall as t night to attend the oyster 'suppcf for the benefit "of St. John's Church. We found the Hall crowded with visitors and also discovered, in addition to the supi-c-r,-that a sort of Fair and Festival was ia progress. Tho spacious Hall wa3 elegantly uecoratcu ana presented , a very attractive appearance; There are two tables of fancy articlescontributed by the Iadiee of the Churchy and some beautiful and useful articles aro exposed for sale. The price of each article is plainly marked upbn it,1 and-thoso who choose can purchase elegant articles suitable fox. holiday presents, or .homa.u-c,' at 'tery low figures. - Wo noticed some beautiful specimens of embroidery and fine needlo work. In .tho centre .'of .the. room is a -large : confectionary arid cake stand, made in the form of an arbor, and illuminated fcli rourtd-itb. beautiful Chinese lanterns. j - Lovers of oysters cob havci the bivalves served up in any stylo. Those who desire to partake rjf other 'substantial and delicacies will find an excellent, bill . of fare from which id Beleet, and they will bo waited on id tho kindest and most polite manner by the lady attendants. A fine string band, led by Prof. Mathias, furni&hed some, most excellent musie, adding much to the interest of the occasion. .' Another very pleasing feature was tho singing by to pupili : of Prof. Debus, of some very nice Eongs, including " Beautiful Star,1' which wero finely rendered. . ' .' " " Tho Pair will bo 'continued ; this evening, which will be the last night, and those who dr&p in for an' hour or two can feci -smc of having a pleasant time. ,!..""" "."""", " " v A graud lunch, iucluding oysters, will be sat to-day from 0, a.m. to 1 p.m , during which tinj0 the admission to the Hall bo free. . , ; '' Biele Pictures. A moderately fair audience was in attendance at Marble Hall, last. night, to see the exhibition of Scriptural Pictures, which was given for the benefit. of tha Christian Sabbath School. Wo only saw a portion of the dissolving viewsi but those that wc did see were very fine. The views were illustraiiocsof various Bible Ecenes, and wero particularly interesting to young Bible readers. Those who attended wero well repaid. Returned. Claudo G. DeBruler returned home on the train last night, after an extended journey to Salt Lake City and tho Pacific fclope. Claude has furnished tha readers of the Journal with some very inter-

cstias Eketsbes - cf seenss and inci dents of tho various places visited by him during his trip. He will bo warmly greeted by his many friends. . Ik formation Wakted. Ch"!irle3 Farren .wants . information in regard to hi3 sister, Susan Farren, who lived at the Orphan A?ylum about eighteen months ago, with a' family named Ccleman. who, i sis understood, moved from this city to Missouri. Whether Susan, accompanied tlie family i not known, but it is supposed, that she did not.- Any CDe knowing anything of her will confer a favor byaddressing " Charles Farren, Evansville, Ind." Foeoery. We understand that some man, whose name we did not learn, forged an order, yesterday, and received goods from Miller, Gardner & Co. to the amount of about $45. The efficers were put on his track, but he had cot been arrested a t a late frour last 'night. , j . .i' r! ' . -' : Pleasant Party. A brilliant party of young ladies and gentlemen assembled at MarUtt's , Hall,; last niiht,to' ,';"fr!p' the light fantastic toe," it being the occasion of a prize exhibition given by Prof. McBride's aohool,'i There was some very fine dancing, but we . did not learn who wen tlie prize.- ' - . . ' ' Kate Saliivaa and a frail pomr panioa', ware job - a high -old bebder, yesferdalui;' managed, to escape arresi'it; - ' XOCAL 2f OTICES. 1 .-..re.,- ; : ( . S, .V. U.i.lt i-t ; Good 'asd Timely Advice. We ara not giveD, in a general wsy, to maklag Aiijuiwiu3uaendatioD3 ta our readers, - unless thoroughly satisfied thatwea"re only 'd'oing unto others ascwef vchibi others, ehoulddo unto .us."i.. Therefore.- we ;mean exactly what wo!, write when we say to kind hudbaaJs,,oocslderato brothors and gallant .beatf:rr as yoa aro called on' '- but v. orieo a year ChHstmas and ijST w m Xears'-r-tb :substan-' tiaUy'-rfRember. your loving wives, kiudi...iifite.rs,. and gentle ., eweet-heBTts,-wo would confidently Euggest that it you'drop into tha elegant store on tbe-coreer-'f-Main and - Second StroeisT bccupied by H.J. Schlajpfer, the- great dealer,, ia Perfumery, Fancy Artia!es,&c.f you will find an assort ment to choose' frbnr1 tha cannot be surpaisswl iia the . West, Th moat delicate - and sweete&t French aad En!ish Perfumei?; the finest Toilet Articles; and in the grcalestvariety ; the 'largest, stock" of -Hair, Nail, Tootlv" and Clothes Brushes; elegaaVjind, serviceable Pocket Books, Purses andJ'orto-Monnaies, for ladies andgentlemen in fact, an almost endless and nexhaustiolo stock of everything in hid line of goods, will be found at Schltcpfer's: The man who keeps so largj a stock of such elegant articles, is a public benefactor, aad deserves, in additioa to the patronage Of the public, tho thanks of the entire community. Therefore, gentlemen, it you would rlease the fair sex. and

ftaake somc.rcturn tor tha many kind nesses of your wives ana sisters, go to Schlcepfer's, and. himself and polite clerks will take great pleasure in sup r'yins your wants. " Thert's ce such Word as rail!" This i is absolutely true in using DOOLEY S CHEMICAL 1 EAST 15AKIia Powder, for .so perfeot is the comU nation ct tae mgrdtccts entering upon its manufacture, that rood bis uits, rolld, or pastry, both'light and nutritious, can be made without fail It is always ready, always reliable. and requires but half the quantity of those tf ordinary manufacture. J?or sale in packages to meet the wants led all, by grocers generally. ; declu-ddtcoa ...... I Christians Presents. we havo received a stock ol supe rior k rench Note l'aper and Lnvel opes, nicely pertumed and put up in fancy boxes. It is just the article for a us&ful Christmas present: also, LaI dies riote rarer in quarter reams. . JOURNAL CO .2 t s Gratuious Testimony of Rev. Mr. Martin, of Vine Street Presbyterian ICfturch: . . - ? , , --Evansville. Dec. 14. 18G9. My aged mother has used Cloud's Inviooradnn . Cordial for dyspepsia and debility, with the happiest re sults. 1 make this testimeny unso licited,- believing the medicine ad mirably adapted to the uses for which it is recommended. . , decl-Olw v C. B. 11. Martin. Notice. ? .'JtWBCKGn, Indiana, Dec. 13, 1809. A small Gold Hunting Ca30 Lady's Watch and Cham, lost between rew burgh and Evansville. A liberal re ward will be given to the finder. ! Be port to the Journal Office, delitf- - -w. W. Hunt & Co. Dancing Academy. ; J. L. McBride will open the eecbnd term or hia Dancinc ochool at Mar lett's"lla!l, corner Fifth and Main Streets, -Monday evening, December 20, 1800. All those wishing to excel ia mazy dances may never have a better opportunity. Office hours from 9 A. M. to 12 M., at Marlett's dry goods store, corner iifth and Mam Streets,- -;r"r; A:,: dell-4t Christmas Presents. . Buy the Ever-poinfed Penoil for Christmas presents. J.bey are cheap and u?efuL 1' or sale at the Journal Olliee, No. G Locust Street. E&-S1 00 will bay Rudolph's Em press Kd Gloves, at Schapkcr, Buss iog & vo. s. - decll " Go to Coolidge's New York Store for Cheap Dry Goods whole stock at greatly reduced prices. Now is the time to buy a Winter's stock. decll-fc ; :: City Tax-rayers. ' ' I am authorized to extend tha .time for paying taxes and allowinea discount of three per cent, on; ail taxes paid ia full, to Monday, the 13th day of December, 18G0. All iaterested are requested to call as early as possible, as there will positively be no further extension of time given.' John Greek, City Collector, OEae ia Third Street Engine House, next. to City Council Chamber. dcc4 ti ST Sjhapker," Bussing & Co.'s Mammoth " One Price " Dry Goods Store is the best place to buy useful Holiday Presents. decll OyTERS. Remember that I sell Maltby's Oysters as low as they can be bought in the city. .dcclO tf H. M. Ahlerino. Buy fine Wool and Brochc Shawls suitable for Holiday Presents, at Idec-OJ Hughes's.

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Lined Calf Gloves, at Hughes's. Also a good assortment of Driving Gloves at low prices. decG S7 Irish" Linen, Table Diaper, Shirt Fronts at reduced, prices at decG ' ; Hughes's. Boy's Buck Glove?, Wool Mitts, Comforts, Nubias, noods. Gloves, and Hosiery of all kinds shcap, at Schapker, Bussing & Co.'s. Candy Toys Fireworks. H. M. ArfLERiNG, No. 15 South First Street, next to Opera House, Candy Manufacturer and dealer in Toys, Fireworks, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, &c. Headquarters for old reliable MaUby's Fresh Baltimore Oysters. , dee2-tf Holiday! Holiday! Holiday ! The finest assortment of Christmas and New Year goods at Schlaepfer's Drug Store, corner Main and Second Streets, which is also the best place to get pure Drug3, Medicines and Liquors; also, the finest assortment of American, French ankl English Soaps, Perfumes, Pomades, Colognes ; and Toilet Waters. dec2 lm You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats at 55 cents, at Glick & Schwartz', opposite the Opera House.-. W eep25 See ' Gilbert Co.'s advertisement of two of the best and finest Stores in town for Sent: oc23-tf '' Four Offices Corner of Second and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply tO , t rtr- rG. W. SlIAKLIN. - de2-t? i jtSfDomeslic Goods, Dress Goocfsj and Cassimeres, very cheap at bchapkerBnssipg & Co.'s. decll - HolldajltOctf or Jewelry and Sliverware. G. H., Jageman, No. 35 Main Street, has now on hand a spleqdid s toe k otT if id e, : U e n t r ,q rj y L a d ie s' Gold Watches and -Chains, Jewelry Setts, Gold and S.lver Thimbles, Gold Pens, Silverware Clocks, etc.; in fact, aimoit everything in.the Jewelry line suitable for lloliday I're&cnts.' 1 , Also, i, Watches .and Jewelry repaired, and ail work 'warranted. T deidimj :;.; .- ' : '; "i"'t&''T. C. B rid well & Co., corner of Main and 'Tlrird-Streets, have a fall Uck pf . Drugs., Chemicals, Patent Medicines, American-'and imported Perfumery, Toilel Soaps, Brushes,' &e. rrescnptions careiuny com Dorindcd."' Fresh," Blue' . Lick Cob gress and Rockbridge-. Alum Waters, ielT-tf - tr o'.hrr liivtr Itcnti iff Third J'ag The weather turned cold rapidly alter 5 o'clock last evening, and the rain turned to snow, which did not amount to .much. The wind was pretty strong, and the river rough. The additional arrivals and depart ares op to midnight wers the Morn ing Star, Louisville and return; Sam. Orr, to Cairo; Evansville, to Bowling Green; Richmond, to Dixon's Land The Star arrived at ball-past three o'clock with a good trip i.The Sam. Orr. and r Evansville took out splendid trips The Pctrolia No. 2 had a good freight, fer Henderson' .........Tho Richmond went down to Dixon's Landing last night to take 2.00Q bags cora,-and will probably go to Newburg to take 250 tons hay and other freight, and will leave at 10 a.u. for New Orleans. Hundreds of cct people visited her yesterday t6 Admire her fair proportion's and queeujy appearance Wo regret to find that W. W. Collins, formetly clerk of the Indiana, is suffering from neural-5 gia John S. Woolfolk, late clerjiof the Richmond, was a passenger by the Morning Star last night. He came down to see the nolle old ship and her gallant commander; and returned to Owensboro test eight ..The Ollie Sullivan will bo in to day, and. leave to-morrow for Nashville....'..... The Mary Houston left New Orleans for Louisville yesterday.-.. J....,.The Indiana had arrived at that port. Passengers going South to-day will find tho great Richmond the plcasanteft boat they ever traveled on. ftiver Dlspatclie. '' ' Pittsburg, Deo. 15. Raining steadily all day, and still raining. Monougahela 7 feet 4 Inches and rising. Allegheny H feet 7 inches. Departed -Blue Lodge, with 7i,000 bushels of coal, for ClnclDr.au, More will go to-morrow. CisfcissATT, December 15. Arrived J. W.Garrett, New Orleans; Sam. J. Hale, Memphis. Departed Emma Floyd, for Nashville; Leonldan, New Orleans; Wananita. New Orleans; Mountaiu .Belle, Kv. nusville; Norman, Evansville; Robert Burns, Metnphi3;lda Stoc&da.e, tl. Louis; Abeona, Pittsburg. River rising, wltn 17 leet in thecbannel aud 85 feet under the bridge. Drizz'in all day. Louisville, December -!. Fbtt Llt,t Sallle, Pittsburg to New Orleans; Belle Vernon, New Oi leans to Cioclnna 11 ; Lou isville, irona rew Orleans. Kivrr declin ing; seven reel inree luetics in the canal; five feet tniee inches on the tails ; wet and muti. . .(...- ... Cairo. III., December 15. Port List Oulcastep. Evansville packet, at 9 d. m fet. Johns, Louisville to New Orleans, at 10 p. m.; neiieav. juouis, r i. ixuis 10 Jiera11b is. at 1 a. m : Baltic, Pitubum to Cairo. at 2 a. m. ; Clara, New Orleans tobt. Louis, at a. m. ; La Barge, New Orleans to 1st. Louis ;i Alps, Pittsburg to New Orleans, at 7 a. m ; Petrel, St. Louis to New Orleans, at lis in.; nee, m. louis to mew orieans, at 1 p. ra. ; Imperial, 8t. Louis to New Orleans, at 2 a. no. Lorena, Cincinnati to New Orleans. The river has fallen twelve inches. Weather cloudy; mercury 4t; the rain continued all night and nutil noon. St. L'-ifia, December 15 Arrived Rubicon and Forsytb, from Vicksburg; Boardstown, irom Keokus; Bam Clark, rom Lasalle. Departed Glendale, for Pittsburg; Thompson Dean, for New 'Orleans; Illinois, lor Keokuk; Alpha, for NasbvUie; Champion, for Cincinnati ; 8t. Joseph.-lor Memphis. River risen 4 foet since Haturaay, and all upper streams swelling rapidly. Fine boaLlcg wwer to Dubuque and Laalle, and the Missouri is iu good stage. Weather wet with alternate tnow and ra'n. . ...... Nashvillk. Dec. I5.--Klver falllnsr-with 3 feet 0 nuches on Harpeta fehoals. W eather cold and rainy- Departed John Lumsden, Cslro; Uiasgow,. Pittsburg. Hh has engaged 300 tons of pig Iron tor Pittsburg. Memphis. Dec. lo.- Weather cool and rsalnv. River riMoe. Departed Grand Era.ijvOrleans; Alaska and Alice Dean, with 1.100 bales or eolton, Cincinnati; City of Cairo, St. Louis. New Orleans, uecetnber 15 Arrived : Mississippi, Uroesbeck and Jies.-eneer. Denarted yesterday: Great Rpnn olio. Emma No. 3, and P. W. 8erader. To-dy Arrived: Indiana. Departed: LlzzlaGUl, Mohawk and Mary Houston. NOTIONS, ETC. Clement, White & Co. WHOLESALE ' DRY GOODS and NOTIONS 23 nd 21 FIRST ST.,

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. IHPORTAST KOTECE. Captain W. P. Fowi.ee, late Cierk of tho AHMAD A, will be found on the wharfboat of Humphrey, Lewla & Co., on Thursday, piepared to pay all charges and Other legitimate claims held aaafnst the steamera Armada, John X.umsden, Boikiville. or LeweUm, whll In the Evansville and Cairo trade. del.3d2t Itegnlaz Evansvilio &-No Orleans Packet. The Great Passenger Sikaker , , 1.5? ' ' : ? ' INDIA IV XL E. Neal, Master; i:hari8 Miller,! r,.rl.s Elliott Miller, J1-1458' Will leave Evansville for New Orleans and all intermediate ports, pot.ll I vely, oa CHBISTMiS DAT, Saturday, December 25th, at 4 P.M., Having superior accommodations for stock, and splendid passenger appointments. For freight or passage apply on board or to . W.O.BKuWN&CO., de8dtd Agents.

FOR OWES8BORO. CANNEL.TON AND LOUiaVILLE.,-. , Ths splendid side-wheel pas&eoger iacket TAT? iCfinW ,d ' 1 IJiiaf Matnc-r, .Master; 1 dixies x. v arren, w.ei s, Laavss fox Louxsvllla aad all way ports THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16TH,'-. at 6 o'clock p ic. ' v - ! !-'- For freight or pr-saee apply on hoard, or to an TI. 1 CO., J" ( Agents. FOR CL ARKS VI LLE and NASH7LLE The new and excellent rteamerj K) 0LL1E SDLLlVAN, y - yx. H. Covington, Master: 1 It. C. Ulterback, Cltrlr, Leaves for Nashville and all way ports CA - rSIOAY,' tECEMBHR 17T,i at 4 o'clock p.m. For freight or passage aprlyon board, or to . - C. lu KUHU, de!7d2t Agent. FOR ALEilPHIS, V1CKKBURO, AN NEW ORLEANS. - .....- .,;. :iffl;j? '' ' .-;tv, .... iCmTimit'l I , ' The' great low-pressure passenger steamer, RICHBION X; . ,-J. H, Neal, taiter , , , . , i j -.., ... u Juaa Brooks, Cleric, Leaves for New Orleans and all way ports TUUEsDAr, Deer. 16th, at 10 l,3f. For fielsht or paasnge apply on board, Of tr IIUMP iKty, L)0 A C dlt A genta.. FOR UOWLIKO-OHEEN. The splendid steamer I " PALLS CITY, John W. Robinson, Master, Xtavea for Bowllng-Qreea ana alt way poinUon at 4 o clock p.m. 1 For treigbt or passage apply-on board. or to uutiruuKi, lkwis a. w., delddlt AretitH JOHN II. SCOTT, 00 k el I e r, fi tall o kj.c r AMD It I1WMDEA I K 50. Si MAIX . ST8ZKT, cor. bonC, aui5dly Evans villi. ni. FISH & IJABTEB, Wholesale Booksellers & Stationer, SCHOOL BOOKK BLANK BOOKS. 'MISCELLANEO VS B O UKX; . 1 - PAPER ENVELOPES, ' : . . AJKD . ' i j 1 Genera) Btntlanvry, TSo. IO Slain Wtrot, ETaasTHef Indiana, JulySlj .';'': . : ' '' ';' . (Corrected November 21th, lHd'J.) "EransTflle Jt CrawrordSTllIo U.K. "corxa NortTrr. - ; Iave Mall.' Evansville 10:U A m Arrive ,, Vincenne..I2:40 p M. Terre lioute. 8:52 p m. ; Erpr. ' Freights 4:uf u... 4 :t J a m 6:2U P M.-10:15 A M U:1j p Ji... 1:15 p M ETftiisvlllo & Crawrordtrllle. , ... ' BKTDRNISa. : Leave T. liaute ... Vlncennes. r Arrive ' Evansville Exp.' Mail. Freight. 6:4J K st. 4:Wr M - 6:45a M . 7 WO A M. 0: Ji P M...lI::iO P ..I2WM 10:."0 p 6:i P M Terre Haute & Inf lanapolli. .. iiOINa EAHl'. , Leave Day Ex. Mght Ex. Mall. Twre Hante. 1:1j f m...12:1u a m ... c-.lm a m Arrive . -. Indlausj.ollM.Mj p m... 2:10 a m...I0:1'5 a m 'V: ! Ohio & Mississippi. ' ., '.'." . "..QOlNO EAST. , ' Leave Lightning Ex, Ace, N'gbt Ex. Vinccnues ... lirar M... i:iip M...lU:2:iP m uoir u wkht. . Letive - Mail. Nigirt Fx. Dav Ex. Vinccnues .... 4:17 l- sr... 1 :oi A m .. b:ii) a m ' BltTUKSIKa, , Terro Haute -4c Indlanapolli. Leave Indp'lis.8:20 AM. 8:23 am. 1:30 P M. 8W P u arrive X. 11 S HM) A M. II :25 A Ji. 4 MO P M.ll 5 P M E. H. & N. R. Ex Northern Division TRAINS GOING SOUTH. Transfer Packet Bteamer Fayette 1 leaves Evansville dally at........ 3:00 p.m. xrain leaves nenuerson at. 4:.M p.m. Arrive at Madisonvilla... 7:10 p.m. GOING NOUTIL Train leaves Madlsonvllie dally (Sundays excepted) n-t. . .,.,. 5:'Jf a.m. Arrive at Henderson S:00a.m Arrive at hvanKVliie by Transfer Packet Fayette .. 8:15 a.m. Making connection both t?ays with trains on tne E. c. liallroad. , , BTKAMBOAT LINES. , To Louisville. Every Monday at 10 O'clock A.M. Every Tuesday, VeOaesday, Thnrsday, Friday, and balurday atf o'clock P. M. To Cairo Dally, except Hunday, at 4 To Gat3tfiKiviK. Every Mondsv.Tues. day X'hui-sday, and balurday al 4 o'clock P.M. - To EA3TPOBT. Every Tuesday and featnrlay at 4 o'clock p. m. I To HBoritEKSOH Dally, except Sundays, fat o'clock P.M. To Nash vi Li. a livery Tuesday, Wednesday and .Saturday al 4 p. u. Transient boats daily up and ilowr. To ClNCmifATI Every toaturday at 10 A.M. - To Cakkilton-Every Taeaday, ITmra--aay, ana aiuraay at iu a.m. Hookport8tag ("ia Newbnrgh and oonVlile,) carrying t ne mail, leaves at 7 A. m., oa Mondays. Wednesdays tend Frhlayr. Arrives by 7 p. m.. Tuesdays. Thnrnduvi New Harmony Mall Stare leave 7Am. days and Fridays at 7 A. M. Arrives Tuesaays ana rsamraays Dy t p. m, Mt. Vernoa Mall aiago leaves ialiy (ex oept Sundays! at 7 a. m. Arrives dally (ex To NKWBrjKG.-Haca: dallv (exrnnt Ron. i y . I uviu biie mercnani's hai. . bl a O OlOCK P. M . WINDOW-SHADES. . C. BUHUANK & tO., MArrtjFAcruKEKaor Eureka and Rustic Window Shades, A il'PEElOlt ARTICJLK, Any length, -width, ur color, made to order NO. 81 MAIN RT.. THIRD FLOOK, . O. Box I.Oll.

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.lew Icrji Ltrtei. ey roicgrapa. Nitw York, Doc 11. Cottox Ilravy ; salof, of 3,tfO Ua!e at Zj'SjC formldtl:-,!! uplands. Flol li il-c-! xL, iX.VS bnrr-!."; dn'.l and five eonts lowtsr; wali-Mcf f,,U) imrifl at tt 40 i 70 firhii(: flue Htt and V M-. i n ; ti 1'), io 10 f,r ettra -tnt; tl iKicta 11 ,,r strn vttM n ; Ji 7i' J0 'M for w'uUi vtimat extra; l t5 lor Hound Hoop oblo; So 75s6 til tin' ex tra fct. Louiti ; 0 yj.,i U for tfoucl to cbok-e do., o.ot-iiii? IjuMvy. I' v li'jurf!"''. and heavy; suits of is I bant U at U M-i" ). t'dltN MAT QuU-t. Wiu-.iisc Mwu aoi iv nnllitl firm, er; m!( h ot i'j barrtiJM Wet-tern oi, Si .. 1 01, free; the latttr price fur iron bound, closing at W 01. w HKAX lieoe!pl!. U)S,,'C2 bus!, lmavy and 1 -.: lower: aalea ol 72,o l.unhrU at 81 lii ,1 xiG lor No. 2 Bprlngj tl 2a. 4 1 fr Wluwr rj and aiubr v't.uter.'t; 111 4i lor wlilui Wet-rn. - lUit-Qub't and hfavy. Baklev Dull ; isaUs of 2,7u0 buHhela Canada Went at $1 Hi. Baklkit Malt Qnlet. toR.N-ICef ipts, 2'i,' ic.JUnsheln ; inark-t 1 i 2a btlter; salon of 4ij,ou. DUktiBK .i tl lUil si for unsound mixed Western ; tl U l li.'j fur fcound do. ; !ms tor new KoutniTB ulion . Oats Kectl j-Ih h,17j bushel; flrtuttr but quiet; salra itt i'l.Unl imshels at OJjiiJ'io lor Western ; 61' -Jaojc for btata. KicE-Qulet. Cot fee AM Scua U Qalcl; tlfl hoshead ot Cuba suar t lliMci,A.si Doit - ' 1. 1'KTKOLr.usc-Qnlet; 'iTJlSc for crude; 81o for rellued. Hor-Quiet at IS.2Cc LxATHbK IleuJiooa oU steady ; ajflo Buenos Ayres aad Klo Ursndo. Wool steady ; salrs of iiO.bJO (ouad4 at m'J5.ic for domestic Ceece; tot un-ra-tied : TA Slflc lor pull. Li.vseed Oil Dull at Bl-asOSo lacuks. HPIBITS TCBrKunSE-QUlet. YouK Dull and heavy; al.-s S?t1 bbls at T'-l&'l tor new intms; '!2 5ua'L'7j for old do. ; 5.4 tO for prime, anu fc-s i) tor f rime tuesM ; alMO ocU tibis new iuc , !,!'( r ebruary, at and bbU do., s-iiit-r January, on private terms, liEtK Quit:!; 'als ;z bbls at for new pmlu mt-HS, aud izi7c for new extra mw; Tlerco Heel steady; s:t!e iiutl'jiees at prime iue-s, aud i.7v:Vttji or Jtsiiia inf; bind iiaii, m dull; ,. I'i Vti at iin.-tl 0). , Cut Meats Actlve;salcs 3'J3 pacbar s at 12cUc lor sbouloers, aud 17m !7vo, cL Icily 17o. lor harus; mlddie quiet; sslos ol to box oi at 17,', u for Cuuiteilat.d Cut, and shoi t-ritbea on prlvuto les niH. : Hoos-Krens-d are firm at 1 P4 $l.1)o for Wlin. - -. , , L,AKi-IIeavy and lower; sties ot V 0 tlerct-s sleatu at l--j;c lor t-4111; 19l!r4c lor fertile ten ne red. . . Hutteh IjuII at iyaio tor Ohio, -" . Cm tB 1 l7c. ...,, , IkM'JHth-Xo Liverpool d ull 7,K0 boshe s wbiat p(r steamt r al ftd, . ''' t " ' n' i ' ' ' ,1 .. r!ec0!t!t Mirtei.';1,"'' : ey 1 tjieitti.i - (Ji.oixHArri'lia li. : KbnCR-tnoliai-Ked: Uir.V.y Si '34$ li. : ' WHHAT- Nooili.Mllv U"',linrl'il ana 111 moileralo' doins ii-l Iruui. tuUiuis; fiio. 1 tiOm'iW, o.asi W... ., ,; : . Coks Dull ; kunp:y Jarge'..ufw 71j7j. I' Oaim TV-iTrc.'-' - " ' : iur 9iii 0. ' 1 ' KAKt.tic Cucharip"! and quiet; j , Cotton 41 Id JUug Zi,'42(i. , j '1'oBAcro-Firni; lc- ol 7 j hogshead tat (J fiinals 75. -WiiMKr-rn!I at C735?W-2tic-ran held

f be latter rule. t i-Ho vision! -uu ui Dut little demand. 1 1J scjn dull and drooplnas h1 of aliouldr &t 14;.o, aud side hi I7,"kltf lor clear ri ml oienr. Lurd dull at J7o lor stuuiu. arid IK-'ic for kt tile. BUniitt VMichnniced. CiitKaK L'ncnati(.d, 1 GtMM KiK-LFncijniijj.-d and qukt.! Ji)Lli-l2.;i bujUig. Bl Telegrapa.J , Chioauo, Dee. 15. FL'iva Lttii at 13 4543 09 for Hprlug ea t ran. Whkt-DuI1; sale of No. 1 at Bf-jS-icj No. g at blUfijc: Clonlntr al ftli ahltie: ttils afternoon vne nisrket was lull ly uuli v, iiiu Irregular at b-j'ia t:utli and sllr Decern In-r; 8'iVjC bid, hellc-r January lor No. 2. toKS-i u iivir ueuiH no ri.j n unaaa liia 11er;klcnof No. 2 ftl n'A'nbH:; r- nied 7it 78c; no sr.i.le (, '-;.c; cioslng at 7C 4 7S.' o forNo. !i, tbls u!i(iruon I ho tnurkl wS dull Kil l nominal at 7tMc, Keller litcembtr 78'iO, iilr January forNo. 2. Oats Flriu ; saleM of No. 2 at. C'iVPie, CUnll and Hli r 1 1 u molitll : 4.1 -i ' ir Jsnnary ; 474i4c,se!ler lust ball ot April. 7-jc; rJi.icd 70c : tlofclnir ttrotiii ot 70c fir Barley Entirely uomlnsl t TOjfrc for No 'i. HioirivraBH su-adr and ortUt at 0"s: elo-,iiiK a 1 111. i'lsov uio.vh Qult and niilr. Mesi nork Mlo lower; t-alKH tt f it t, casli ; t',11 Wt lt fu, elier JaouHry ; til'in U, Kellnr Feoruary; clewing dull ul 111, ranh. lliim r pork i"l-t at C26 Zi. Lard dull uod w.rtl. r nt i .'.t I8;o; c-losluK at J'c. Urneu butn ouu-t at lij.'io. buorl no niiddl' ". tblrtv ttu lu alt, Ls. , . - iiotii-urc-Hea nuieland a shadn r-ail.r at nnj;w inr m.ji j 1 12 f'j, i.j U for tsond siiijiijing loti 111 40 lor eilra cholou bt. Louis KarEci. By Teietraili.l ' Bt. Louis. De. 1 5. - TonArco Dull aod droordug, with very little doing. Cotton Hteadyi dales of Mbihourl and Arkauaas ai 'iz-Mc. jikjip liuii auu unchanged. Flol'K Low trades si-anie: nricos tin. cbnueu; superfiije fJ7,il 2. exluiil uwa JI 75. double-extra f 1 75j Uo, lauilty t i M WHKA- Hlow and nncliaticed : No. 2 red Fall tl Ol.. U 05, No. 1 do f 1 I t, and cboleu wniio oi . Conn i'lrmcr; 70i: for while In bulk, and WriWw for choicB to fancy white fc-i-lu.d. ' vau i inm-rr 9 io ror mixed; beM, at the ck.se, at for mixed and wtiltu. iiarlkv i; DciiuiiLcl ; uoc for Kood North ern spring, ri vt for choice Illinois, l (,,. tl IV) for cnolco to fancy, and dull. HrE-fctc-ady aud in belter demand, at Connie, vVjiijkv Htcady, at ft UK , llwx-l-'niil, Kt tn m iu W vy dry suit. liL'I.K ,Mk.Al-Firmer: sales at L'.a lur Sbouldtrs, acid nta,W.fi for clear sid.-s. ilACON-Hinall orders fllhd at lit: for Clear. Kldes ; stioulcUts nominal nl ih'ixi Labu -IH'll; small sales of keg at iDie. r t - , Mn lorV Bry uooan UarCet. , By Telegraph.' Nxw York, Dec. 15. , Drnr lioouH-t There Is a friir busirmut ,n prints and c-rrlaiu cIhhmck of oointhtic KOoUs, such as heavy hruwu frhefcliUK,; in lact In all gfe-ds which r vetvlowand show a tendency to iidvaucf, but In other reKpoeis tne market U iscguvi aud depresseii, and tin nut look tqdnlly cnoitli around. I'rices aie kteady. LonlaTlUe Hart.et. By Telegraph. Looibvi.'.lb. De. Ji. COTTON Quiet and hteadv: rnlildlltur Ziy4e. - ' ' V LOUil-Demand good ; X family, 85 i3 GKAIN Ouiet btlt I-tdll.lv. R,l ul.H.I tl 05: white, tl 20. Corn, Aa70o. ObIm, ait. iiye oic. iloos rlrm. New Toiuc-0 Kteailv- r,f n lo.ioi. beads at ijUOnObO for new tmen fron d trahli; S0 6Js.V lor I014X; j to415 IrJ for low to ood rntdlurn le. FKOVIKIOXA feleadv. MeKH i.nrk. !l fWi-a I'M 00. Bacoo, Kliou ders. l"iU.c: t-U-nr ril. ISc; clear sidrts, lyvra,lHK. Buia slioulrters, l2t.'aLc; clear rib, lnc; clear hides, irr4 , is. iliit Steady. , 4 . Kemiibis Karkei. By Telegraph.) MkHfif is. Dtq. 15. COTTOX-Q.ulet and firm at 2.V?ic: recelr.ts i,o uuiK; t-xii(imii:i imii-r. I' LoUlt Kteady, . vAJKJt 2'(iM.:c.' ( tJATS .."a,'7l' 11 a v fa 0027 to. BliA."-f22. . I'OSK-lfly,i.. LAi:u-ia;r4i'Jc. Bacom .Noiiiltin!. Bilk MkATH-hnouUf-ra lac, oldes 17c, Stsbville r.arket. By Talegraph.j Nahuvillk, Dec. 15. Cottox Kteaclv : low mlddllnir. li.-'c WHXAT-KeJ.fil,"; amber, fl 16; white, :irx ti oi. IlYK-81 C". HAKtKT-fl 10. Ki-oii-K f .5 a 7 lor supfrflne to fancy, BULK Meat--Clear sides. Pi'c: i-ieai ribbed sides, l,'.c; siiotlldera, lc. niBri uhAJI iu, - I.ARU-iC. IKXiK-bl,'J,iC. tsropean ttarkei. By Cable. Lostijon, Bee. 15. Cossolk For moiitv, 02: Koonnt, si-l'i. American scciirlnes uulel: 'ti-'t. Hi.'.'; do. 'fi.5. K','.'.: do. 'i7. hill, ex coilirous. lO-lH, Erie, 20J4; Illinois Ceuliai, M; A. & G. W.. Paki.h. December 15 Bourse quiet at 72 Iraues and 1-7 cerj1ini. llVEtifiKil, Ueceuioer i.j. onii n:ars t eai-y; laid.iliuir upia' ii;j : xew Orleans, ISA: s'eM, l-'.U-O hah s. Brea'isluirs quiet, cailiortiia wnue wheat, tiisd ; red Weslern No. 2, fcs lid ,4, -id; Winter. 88tfd'9 ioti. Wewl.ern flour, 'JI u,. c,rn. tio. ow- " ' JJ. rea, ,im ; ncarc-; tno tiaariiiiy ,Mierei only lirlntj.,. l-ora.iiyn. titer, iu,i on. L.ai d, liii Od. Llie-se, Os-t. liucon, tlfcfCji 6J. l'elroieum uiitbaugid. Tailow, 47s (id. t-e- n oil. t(H. huijar firm, lurpentiue, ld"2-.!iM. Lloseed oil uulel and uutbaued. Peiro. leurn al Antwerp quiet. liAVLK. December 15. Cotton flim Rt, 137!4 on the siot, and IWZ afloat. Bur.MKN. lieoember 15. I'etroitnm flat al 0 tbalers and (XI groat. 11 AMliLKO, Dteeiuber 15. IVlir.Ji-o ,11 Hut nt 15 in arc ban eo.

Sew icra Vf,ll n :a KtocS i:srXt. Py Telegra;.!!. !'tw V cux, 1 h c. I',. MoMtvTlio n -i It1 t wbi xt-rw v rl '--i;'-n t tip to 2-.:) r.M , v -ltd I at-s f r : I !- 1 1.-. t 7 p-r cit. Koi.I, to 1-1 H arid ?$ p-r o-tit. p-r (Iletn; iiltur ttit lour ii,iny Ihi-hiih easier 1 n .ri u-fi oftio ji,.vT,ir-t, h by Treairy for tin. I.i.n I m r -Iium ,1 , hi I I..fore 2 P.M. lm to-y wi s 7 per i t,. ru rr -n V fit gold lutei.si. Aft r bank Ii'iiim imoih-v usralii ul inm nl to '. . r -- f . iol-l, in, ! n-r -oi t. per hot. 1 1.- .t- u m .1 wm genfrailynuj.pl ff floio timt Do.... There arw ce.rialu!y ui i -c'tiionx t hut 1 l.e ul rljieucv is lc if u in :.!( I tiy nil! fl.-ntl tneitiin, us KK.-viihiw k-t mm v.,iy it-., to-day, sin! in m.ai p !i-iiint. I l.o :i. Count tnatket if ui 111. d l-v tin , nut mt f iln.r.'x, ii ml rat- hi w-iiM'Wiiiit it urn in n I. --i n.ntA i Firm rl ' , '.'

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