Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 February 1870 — Page 3

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;ir. John Bright Appears Before Ills Constituents. Ue: to theN. V. TUbiine by G. W. S. Tt ycu Lad any doubt about Mr. -it'iit'a personal popularity in the n he represents, his reception uld have dispelled them. A grand 't weclomed the appearance of e well-known sturdy figure and .sjive face. You havo heard, I re Pay, that within the last year or 0 Mr. Dright's hair and whiskers ef rather suddenly white. There 1 .time when they might have i called snow-white. Now, whethjjitig into office has wade him uug aain, or lor whatever other . on. the color has changed back a. a to gr&y. Tbe recess of l'arliac gives him, as it gives othe r.overuked men, a period of rest, and he iliinly looked better than when 1 st saw him, some three months aso. id voice, too, was stronger .than it o been of late, yet not strong enough carry Lira through the evening th hiy- usual medicine, which, being urst: from a decanter into a wine ms r. ad drank from time to time as we at on, looked very much iue ?. wine, as it probably was. There io prudishness here about such ids, snd I don't know why there ou!d vc. Mr. Bright takes what he zrs ; his throat, and it would t c r to anybody to be surprised : , r ; erhaps some of you over the iay be. Mr. Disraeli takes ir; and water in the House I ; , not for hia throat entirely , r either do people trouble themabout that, except when, as : :? 0! twice Lappened, he takes i very little, too much. And ... Mr. Bright had finished his c J:, a paper of biscuits was anjli' him, which he comroscdly inched as be rat on the platform, t s c i o ? to Mr. Dixon, who spoke xx h'ica. Jariosity, which was on tiptoe bee Mr, Bright stood up to speak. ? !cr?otten for some minutes in the n i.rtul welcome given him by that .; ma'.titude some sevea thour! or eight thousand people, I )! I1. hink. Englishmen believe ai j the only peopls who know i j :heer, which is as much a ? :. : the other half of their ra il creed that they have better the rest of the world. But he they did well. The audio in t!.o galleries and on the platr Tin; to salute the orator, and . on the floor who were already itiio i and could not well mike ea-?t-!vc9 any taller, took it out in ivu-;' of hats and wild hurrahs. i.re was a kind of solidity about e cbecrin?, and the enthusiasm was coi J ial that nobody could resist iue carried away by it, except Mr right, perhaps, who. deeply as ho :i:i ii'itrrt flt it Vnl nnt Irian that. ti;u!o cf easo which, in spite of a are that is not graceful, ho always vscrvLS. i- ;n Josh Hillings' Farmers' Almanac, A he iz like a kat, it never cuius iv yu ia a straight lice. What iz an old bachelor? io ov a cot beaJstead. tine to be karefullest iz ; !:tv a hand full ov trumps. The when Tew ler.ru yure offspring to steal ake them beg hard lor all that yo.t :.:ve thetu. U-2 kcrfui how yu soke yure makrel, o much sokeing .takes the wear out the in. 1i a man haint got a well ballanced ..1, I I ke tew sec him part his hair ; n.o middle. O, ITo-.v Un kau a s)ose stand on ielo? A. Try it that's the way ijoose found out. THe devil iz a mean ku:-s; he never !e--s liiz owu promisc.J, but alwuz lies us keep ours. . What iz the best kure forlazy- ", . A. Milking a cow on the run d iivijg on the milk. If I had a mule who wouldn't ither kick nor bite, i should watch in dredful clu?3 till i lound out hero biz malice did lie. When vu see 13 rccs walking iojun t, au i toeing in, ya kan deliberately .t mim last survivirc dollar on a id Winter. There is only one good substitute r rl-.rt endearment cf a sister, end i iz tha endearments of some t; . i phellow'i) viator, s rvn iz sed tew be blind: but uow lots of phel'ows in love, who m so-! twice as muteh ia their sweet ,-"u-: 5 ..s I kan. I'hara will bo a domestik eclipse je .r (visible only to the naked vfi. c tused Vv the new comet ISoroi iuiDinoK out of her pasture and uatcrhi around promiskuss. April 13. To Ezra Push, junior. .patent was issued for a one-wheeled et tf-MiedJ. Hi" wise instrumentality ...s t . handle -vjw if, anu is purwaJcd by tatiinjr hold ov the two iani'les aud walking between thorn ssth a shove motion. It it wasn't a olo;;ip-!do it would be an old-fash-oncd wheelbarrow. , 1" KintUARV. This month has but '8 days; the extreme kold weather hat prevails haz puckered ud the oonth. Once in four years there is bi,s melt, and then the month welii, and haz 29 days. This month i looked upon az uopleasaut ; and it i unpleasant for digging out woodhue';?, but for sitting in front ov the re, s.cd skinning apples, and throwt,';o i-cedd at the pals.it kant be iea. The nameov this month is deiv oi from an oil Chinese word (now ostV , !.ioli means coiultni hold. faM the frPiisury Girls Th!;.k or 11. K. I!. Of jrie,all was anxiety and exlectatiou' in the Treasury when it was .. .i i' 1 sround that u scion of royilty wns ia the buildinir, and among ! a i .st anxious to catch a glimpse t,.n. : i. female Cierks and emvloyes fo s-:. '.rays and corridors through T'ifuit lie was expected to pass were i-el with clerks ot both sexes, and tLko t'.e crowd was iu waning nu- '. ', , o .vfira the sells practiced on j-Vjsfv-ctiog groups, such as, "Here h f(,..ios." &c. binally he did jilrvo frora the Printing Department, 4U1 inwalk irom tnenca to .ne . tf( i'd oiSce. in fact till he got i ne building, was a sort ot run ? .at lot arrangement, as far a3 tic .-' tiu?c '.;' 1 of it lido of iuquirinjj ejc3 was conc he would uaos by a group 1 .nalcs they would draw a h ot rehet and ihen lnk:ch queer remarks as 'e.lire. is that him?" 1 , flrrk here!" "Well ,','' " Wl.v. tiin't ha tall? d'; i;) l ,' H-mi" ''Ol

roci. wmlc to si'.otri' ix.:: i ti bionde order were btauuiug by the side of our reporter, and indulging in remarks as to the personal appearance of Prince Arthur, one cf them pertly remarked, "Why, he's a light rooster, ain't he?" Washington l$lr. Jenny Llndor To -Bay. From a "letter describing JecDy Land's recent abpearance in Exeter Hall, London, we quote the following:

W waited verv impatiently throueh Ilerr Goldschmidt's ambitious "In strumental L'rclude, and through the first of his jerky choruses. It wa3 not entirely the fog which mado 11 i r- i our eves see uimiy me sweet lacea woman sitting on his left hand; thinner, older, sadder, but still with the

same winning, pathetic atmosphere about every po3e, and every expres-

lon which conquered all hearts twen

ty years ago, disarms all criticism today, and will continue to do so so long

as Jenny Lino s soul dwells in Jenny

land's body. If there be such things as perfect grace of clumsiness, perfect

beauty of comeliness, she has them:

and they are more lasting than the

grace of gracefulness, or the beauty

ot good looks. As it is with her lace. her movement?, her attitudes, so it is with her voice. Sicrcd above all it haslost.it has kept a certain some thing of such individuality that one r, i t T :.J' would Know ror iienuy uiuub . -r . rt . i i 1 . voice, n spite oi tne nusity caest tonfs, in spite of the strained and hardly reached upper L there is a peculiar soul-full quality in it which has been rarely heard on any stage. except when Jenny Lind has sung. Critics would fay and, perhaps, by rule cf art, their assertion can not be contradicted that Jenny Lind's voice is gone. But men and women are still moved to their heart's depths by her singing. I believe if she sings when sre is three score years and ten it will Le the same. BRANCH OFFICE OF TUB United States Mutual Eeaefit Company OF SEW TOKH CITY. Capital, - - - $125,000. lion. II. II. Goodman. President, U.S. Naval Judge Advocate. Kev. UeoigeA. liuboeii, v jce i-reiiaeui, fPastnr ot M. K. Cliarcl). Brooklyn.) II. P. .Booth, Ksq., Tieasurer, (firm Of Ward & t o , iu v ail streei ) John F. JJryden, iq , 8ecretary. This company has fully compiled with th laws ut Iu,:laiiii. reizulatiDK lorelan companies. In this company you get all yi,u pay for and only pay for whatyou get. Its nlati Is to classify members according to their axe aod amount of benefit desired. as loliows: SINGLE CLASS. BeueH J5.C00-Limit l.CCJ membe:s. DIVISION ONE. Persons from 2) to 35, Inclusive. Admission lee -f 10 01 Annual due - Assosa xeut on death of a member.. ft 00 5 CO DIVISION TWO Persons from 3U to CO, Inclusive. Admission fee..Annual due Assessment on death f a member,.. $12 00 6 01 5 CO DIVISION THREE. Persons from 51 to 6J, inc'u.iive. Admission lee $14 00 Annual due 7 00 Assemeul ou i!eiUi of a member.- 5 00 JOINT CLASS. Benefit S,000-Limit 1,100 member division a. Persons from 20 to 35, lnclus've. Admission ft IH CO Annual due 7 00 5 tO Assessment ou death ol a member DIVISION Ii. Pel sous Irom SO to 50, inclusive. Admission ft 3 lo iu Annnnl (ltlft KWU Assessment on d.aih of a member... 5 00 rivisioN c. Ptrsons frora 51 to CO, inclusive. Adinnsioi fee ...31 CO Annual due tJ As onrneal on deatn ctl a member... o W In thes Uivl.slo. b tha family or lic-irs oi a tlectaseil member receive .j lor every RRrtiticate in force in the Division at the lime the death occurs. If the Division Is full they rece.ve SaOOJ. Wn hIko issna csrtincates for S2.500. bene fit, If desired. Foitydays grace allowed for navineut of Assessment ana Annua UUec. JNO reKiriction on irsvti or itsi rleiic.H Send for circular. A cents wauien to whom a liberal commission will be uiven. :m.U on c.r Kdilre.ss f. WHITE Manager, ior icuihbb, ivnuiuchy, Iowa, ivansas. jnice ij rn. unuoin ot. ImlimiaiMilis. Indiana. J.C. JEWKI.L Ortlce No. 10 South second Street, Evansvllle, IndUDa, Agent lor me couniie oi Vanderburgh, Posey, Olbson, Knox, Worries aud Spencer. fe8 TBI iZ EMPRESS BELT v . . : 1 .y. "1 vN FOR LAI HS CHILDREN. A SEW T11IXO FOK AS ITSERL BELT, or for a Kress Beit. This Belt aids to support and Improve the appear ance ol the nirure, acu is preleraoie. m many respecti, 10 any other Belt In tha market. It is metallic, which gives It iinralitlli v. ana is be uuiuny nnisDea, in jet.Kllver-gilt, and plaid patterns. No lady ShOUlU OO wimuunviic, We have Just received cur Fall Slock of uITK GOODS tM BROIDERIES, LACES, HAN I KERCHIEFS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, A5D NOTIONS; and as we are In the White Goods araae exclusively, we ol course keep a larger stock aud can afford to sell at less profits than merchants who keer eenerai slocks. we are exclusive Agents lor me impress E. A. C00XE & CO. BRASS FOUNDER, &C JOHN 1YIXS0N, BRASS FOUNDER AhD FLMSHER Steam and Gas-Flpe fitter, Mauufactnrer and Dealer in Steam and Water Uaugeii, Spelter and Kabbitt Metal, aud all Articles appertaining l a Brass Foundry. STEIHUOIT AND GENERAL BLACK SMITHING, Water Street, bet. I'incand Lccl. EVAUSVILLE, 1ND, -CaKh paid for old Copper and Kriss. Johnson's Rsal Estita and Patent Agency. "-.j ';T"X'T:i'5-nfl DW F f.UKO TTOr!" !:. ii'J iuH'.ig Kv.s ml 1 a: ms, 11ml titnber auu .'i en -v Ai.V Ail .JuU

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Collector's ale, TJTrtTICE IS HEREBY OIVEX XlJ that I, John Oreeft, Collector of the city of Kvansvlile, between the bouts of 9 amll2o'cloci a.m., and 3 and 5 o'clock p.m., on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 10, A.D. lfeTO, Will sell at public ancilon, at the door of the Court House, in the city or Evansvilie, Indiana, the loilowlcg lots, parts ol lots, aud parcels of real estate, and improvements assessed for the payment of city taxes for the year 1869, due from the owners thereof to the city of Evansvilie, said taxes being now due and unpaid, and for the tost ot said sale ; and that said sale will be continued ou tne next day thereafter, viz: Thursday, Febraary 17th, 1870, at J. o'clock p.m., at the door of the court House, in Evausviile, for the purpose of selling such property as may have been sold ou the first day above named, and not paid tor: Atkinson Kichard, 61 by 103, alley end, lot 7 & 8, Lower Knlarsement...6i 01. Bolcourt Barah, heirs NW lif, lo!, bl, Upper Enlargmeni:'-...57 30. Boicourt Karab, he:rs, 10 ft SE aide, lot 4, Upper Enl...5 !. Boicourt Sarah, heirs, lot 5, Upper Enlargement. .ji ii. m , Bacon W J & Co, bf adjlOand 21 cf 9 and 22. Lister's Subd v ol Out Lot 2, Upper Enlargement...S8 68. Bacon W J & Co, lots 10 and 21. Lister's Subdv of Out Lot 2, Upper Enl5.. 17 85. Brooklocker Henry, heirs of. 07 by 80, corner of Leetand Water, of lot 8, Lower Ealargemeni:,...2l7 7a. Bierbower sarau, lot 15, bk 31, Eastern Enl...30 So. Bauni B, lot 1, bk 2, Rockwell' Enlarge ment- 7t. Bauni B, lot 2, bk 2, Rockwell's Enlargemeut...3 57. Baum B, lot 3. bk 2, Rockwell's Enlarge ment... 3 57. Baum B. lot 4. bk 2. Rockwell's aXnlarzement3 57 Baum B, lot 5, bS 2, Rockwed'a Enl...3 57. Baum B, lot li, bk 1, Bray's Eol...l 8. Bell El za Jane, 27 leet adj 3 of lot 2,bk 10. North Eas-tern Eni-'.-.l 4. Brltton Julia, lot 8, bk 11. Southern En largement.. 45. Be J lord Elizabeth, 18 bv 81 Subdv 4 of lot l!k. Donation Eni...dJ o4. Bishop Luca-sia. lot o. bn 2. Bray's En largement,...? 17 Bainickie John, heirs, lot 11, bk 1, Elliott'-. Eul...ll 00 Barnes rank, ia reel, corner part lot io, bk ii. Elliott's Eni...3 57. Breckinridge Clifton, lot 11, bk 6, South ern Kul...5 6o. Chand.er John J. lot 28. bk 8. Southern Enlargement.. 38. Caipenter A B, undv half of 39-J feet of Out Lot 3, Lower Eul...l4S 75. Cox & Humphrey, lot 7, bk2. Extern En largement 82 23. Corwine saia i k, lot 12, dk a, eastern Enlargement ...15 45 crane James, tot an, isaoeiia fiace... az. Crane James, lot 40, Isabella Placo...5 Crane James, lot 41, Isabella Place... 5 3ii. Cattlett Caroline and others, lot 18, bk 61, Eastern Eni...7 7 20. Ciark A K, all except 100 feet of lot 19, bk 4, Hubbard's Enl...l 79. coiuns wm, tot 0, ok 4, iNorta easier a Enl...2 V7. Campbell Edw, lot IB, bk I, Itocs weirs En I ...7 14. Cawley Patrick. 2o feet adj 14, of lot 13, bk 2, Youn glove's Eul.3 87. caoapoeii jonn, neirs 01, lot , ox 11, Southern E0I...4 7d. Crisp John F. lot 17. bk 1G. Southern Edlargement...3 57. Crisp John h lot 13, bk 10, Scatheru Enlargement ..3 57 Csisp John K, 48 by 150 feet adj 4G, of lot 47. Oiliilnal Plan...y2 82 Clark Ann E, 40 by lit), alley end, of lols 201 anu Douatiou ,uiv...tfj iki Clark Ann k, uuuv i-OJ 01 lot 216, Doaa tlou Eul...28 81. Clark Anu E, undv 16-C0 of let 222. Donation Enl...23 98 Christ Thomas, lot 221. Donation Enlarge ment ...171 02. Dyou Lucinda, 5 feet adj 4. of lot 5. bk 10, i.asiero .ni...i -i-i. Dyson Lucinda, lot 4, bk 15, Eastern En larKemnt...ltt tu. liurhum f , one-quarter of lot 2u, bk I, ainesion oc iocanait s cni... .0. Dixon Archibald, lot 5, Dixon's Enlarge ment.. 76. Dixon Archibald, lot 8. Dixon's. En largement. ..4 70. Delo: g John, lot H, bk 7, Archer's En largement.. bv. Duor red, lot 13, bk 7, Ar.hor's En largement...? 41. Door Fred, lot 20. bk 7. Archer's En largement.. 67. Davidson Caleb, lot 2, bk 10, Southern Enlargement ...10 71. Davidson Caleb, lot 3, bk 10, southern Enl...5 35. Elchenlnub Martin, heirs of. lot 1. bk 3, Crescent Eul...O 25. Fish Helen M mm, 50 by 150, adj .39, or lot o, uppi-r iui....j 70. Uleagier Henry, lot 2, Oat Lot 3, upper En l. ..50 7j. Frltsch Loul--, lot 1, bk 55, Eastern Enlargement..! Oi. Fritsch Louii, lot 2, i: S 55, Eastern Enlargement. ..10 71. Farrow Mary mrs, lot 7 bk 21, Sharp's Enl...2 88. Farrow Mary mrs, lot 8, bk 21, Sharp's Enl2 US. Oarvin Thos E, U?;', feet on Third Street, auey ena 01 lot ix, uonation jsni-'.i- A. (Jrlffltli Mary Jane, subdvl ot 10,11,12 aud lot 13, bl I, Smiths Enlargement... 15. Oreve Andreas, lot 1, bl 2, Holzraefe's Enlaraemeut...10 3J. Oariett's heirs, lot 15, bl 2 LUIiston A Look nan s F.nlargemeni...3 57. Urritt's heirs, lot Hi. bl 2. Lllliston & Loctthart's Enlar;:emeut...2 3S. Uarrett'd heirs, lot 17, bl 2, Lllilston fc Lockbari's Enlarttement...2 t8. Uarrelt' heirs, lot 18, bl 2 Lllilston & T.ncltbarl'8 Kulnruetneu t...2 98. Uarretl's heirs, lot 19, bl 2, Lllilston A Lock h -Art's Eniargeraent...3 27. Ualomet E C, lot 11, bl 15 North Eastern .Enlargement. ..z yo. (iebhardt Catharine, lot 1, bl 2, Rock well's Enlargement...3 57. Urat, lot 3 bl 3, Southern Enlargement 2 U8. Uraf, lot 4, bl 3, Southern Enlargement 3 !)S. Oumberts Charlotte, N w lot 1-W Dona tioti...lil 28. Hadock Elizabeth P, lot 28, Upper En In.rsrAmnnt...'l HO. Lower Enlaigenaent...9t l;4. HarDer A Wrusht, 3j V feet Se pt of lot 1, Lower Enlaricemeul...91 04. Holdman Sarah 1, lot 4, 01 2j, suarp s jKoiargemeut...a t. Holdman Sarah H. lot 5, bl 20. Sharp's F.n:aiseaiBnt...2 tS. Holamau Sarah II, lot 6, bl 20, Sharp's Enlargement...2 OS. Holdman Sarah II. lot 7. bl 20, Sharps Emars;emeut...2 t8. liynes Mary jc, 101 iu, oi iu, .asteru jular!rement...8i 53. Herman K:iza. Ne 10 ft of lot u. bl 17. Eastern KnlarEement...2 80 Merman JKiiza.sw J2 it or lot 10, ui i. Kastern isniargeuoenv...iu au. Hushes J W, lot 7, ok 1, Bray i.ni...4 on. CO do do do do do do do do 23. dol. do do ...4 5!. do 24, do 1, do do 25, do 1, do do 2j, do 1. do do ...4 50. do ...4 69. do ...4 59. do do do do 15, do 4. do do...l 7'J. do do do 14, do 1, Elliott's Enl... 5 88, do i5. do 1. do do ...6 6;i do Harper John, iot 12, bk 1, Bray's Eal...l 7. n . (-r John, lot la. bk 1. Brav's Knl...l !. Hararave. Mr. M E. lot 17. Isabella Plnct...ll 31. High. Hannah, lot 11, blk 4, Northeastern .Enlargement-"...; jo. Heier, Ernst, lot a, blk 1, Archer's En lnrfment...5 78. lleier, Ernst, lot 4. blk 1, Arcner s i!.nlargemeut...8 ili. Hardeman, David, lot 21, blk 4, RocktopII'm Knlsri:Pmer.L...4 7(i. iinin..inii iv.,ai itt Kl h- !? -pnlton Helbling, Antoni 45) by 150, NW, part of lot 23, Original -ian...ii a. Hurd. usau P, 24 by 80, subdv 1 of lots lManH li . Oii'Mual Pian...60 10. liuru, susan tr, oy eo, suouv & ui mm 105 and 10J, Original Plan ...49 98. Hurd.Husan r. 20 by 81. suouv 9 oi iui 105 and 100, Original Plan.19 34. lntjlc, Uarviu anu Aiarim, yt aajoiuiun a ot toi 5. bite 1. Ingle's KnlarKemeut...2 20. Inele. Oarvin and Martin, Hot tj, blk '1, Ingle's Enlargement...4 49. Jarvis, John, Improvements on Balls, head Pronert V...1 79. Johnson. II E, lot 15, blk 3, Hubbard's Enlargement. ..5 36. Johnson, H E. lot 16, blk S, Hubbard's enlargement, .o aa. Jackson. Abd. lot 10. blk 11. Noitbeastern Enlargement...3 58. Jones, H P, und 13-G0 of lol 213, Donation Enlaigement...7 73. Jones, 11 P, uud 13-00 ol lot 222. Donation Enlargement...6 78. Jones, C C, und 13-60 of lot 213, Donation Enlargement ..20 75. Jones, C C. und 13-00 of lot 222, Donation Enlargement.-17 4ti. Jonts, James O, lot 139, Original Plan... 'Kelier, D C, 35J4 ft cor, part of lot 1, Lower Enlargement...90 44. Keller, D C, W of lot 1, Lower Enlargement ...47 69. Keiier, D C, SW of lot 10, Lower Eclarzement...47 09. Keller, D C. 31H it. NW part of Jot 21, Lower Enlargement. ..4o 52. Keller, D C. und 2-3 of 287 ft of out-lot 3, Wharf Property .143 8J. , Keller, D C, und of 390 ft of ont-lot 3, Wharf Property ...118 75. Keller, D C, liO ft, Hornby's Wharf Property ...7i 40. , Keller, D c, lot 8, blk 12, Eastern Enlargeinenf..20 SI , Keller. D C, lot 5, blk 13, Eastern Enlargement...19 31. Keiier, D C, lot8,b".kl3. Eastern Enlargemenl...19 31. Keiier, DC, lots 1, 2. 3, 4 and 5, blk 19, Eastern Enlargement...!! 82 Keller. 13 C, lot 5, blk 21, Eastern Enlargement..! 42. Keller, 1) C, lot 5, Carpenter's Field-. 4 17. Keller. D C, lot 6, Carpenter's Fleld...4 17. Keller, D c, 0 25-luu acres, Carpenter's Field...359 U8. Keller, D C, 0 CO-100 acres, Bullshead Prop erty.4Ui 50. Keller, I) C. lot 10, blk 21, Eastern En-Ks-Uer, I C, lot 2, Mk i, Hos-kw-e'l's EnI lar,.?eii-.i ul". .T 1 1. i Uttiie:-. D C, "Nj 1-y iE part, at'j lot Cti i ot V, . i.'ist l-lu: - ...i.t ;. I Keiltit.'i' C, 11:; t'y 1 x, adj laf.'lol t, '

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. Ct Original Plau...2l7 18. Keller, D O, lot 1, Douglas' Add'n, Lower EnlarKement...4l 65. Krogsdahl& Jensen, 20 7-12 by 144 ft, of blks 2 and 30, Evans' Homestead, Eastern Knlargeir?nt...66 t4. Kaiser. Wm, lot2,b".k 4, Eastern Enlarge meut-.-lO 52. Knhn, Sebastian, lot 1, blk 53, Eastern Enlargement.il 87. Kirkpatrick, Lydia, lot 10, bik 1, Elliott's Eniargemeut';'...27 Oi. Kirkpatrick, Lydia. lot 17. blk 1, Elliott's Enlargement...l0 08. Lighter Adam. MW hf, lot 2, Upper Enlargement..! SI. . Light Caroline, lot o, bk n, eastern lolargement10 41. . Lewis Jane, heirs of 4t by 74, ailey-ena or lot 135, Original Plan...27 o7. Longworth N, heirs, all except hi acre In Sec SO, X 6, It 10 W of Longworth's Tract... 2,229 c'O. Link r rancis, neirs, a ujt v, icai vi uj. Link, of lot 39, Original Plan...4 63. T.inir PmriRis. heirs. 19J4 by 10. rear of E C Kiggs, of lot 39, Original Plan ...4 6i. jiev er xieieu, iui 1 , u uu, ia-jLci lx uui ... 20 41. . Moffltt James, Finn suoav or 101s u, 11, 12 and 13, bk 1, Smith's .nl...5 3o. JVIClnntrny jM. C. 1UIo, ua. o, mtiuiiemj a EM...6 82. ...., Mclnuerny Si C, lot i, dk a, jaexnnerny s Enl...6 83. Mclnnerny M C, lot lo, Dl ss, jucinnerny s Enl...4 1G. . m. , Mclnnerny M C, lot iu. bk 3, aicmnerny a Eni...8 03. Mclnnerny M C, lot 17, bk 3, aicinnerDy s Eol...4 16. . , Mclnnerny M C, lot is, bks, Aicinuerny s Enl...4 16. . Mcciain Vlrzinia A, lot 13, Dixon's jculargement..4 7ti. McClain Vlritlnia A, lot n, uuau en largement. .4 76. Mcciain Virginia a, lot 10. unuu a x.ulargement.4 76. McClain Virginia A, lot 16, Dixon's .n largeiuenl...4 76. AlcClaln Virginia A, 101 aj, uixon s en largement.. 76. Mcciain Virginia a, tot 21, uiiuun en largement.. 76. Mcciain v lrBima a, lot o, on a oumuern Enl...l 79. McCiala Virginia A, lot 6. bk 2&, south ern Eni...l 79. McClain Virginia A, lot 7, bk 2o, South ern Enl...l 79. Merz Jacob, lot 9. bk 10, .North Eastern Enl...3 87. McNeelv A Shubert. 30 by 7a. auy end ol lot 200, Douatlon Eniw...59 t8. AlclNeeiy ouuuen, lot .Donation Enl...552 50. McNeely & Shubert. lot 234, Donation Enl.133 00. Murlba Mary, lot 27, bk 16, Southern En largement'... 5 64 iuriuu j r at, w, tub ax, ua. ii, .c-iwtu Enl...19 46. Negiey Wm heirs of. Imp ou lot ltO, Do nation i.Q...ii ba. Posey Fayette. 744flJEpt cf lo. 1. bk li. eastern eni... t. Posey Fayette. 74 ft JXE pt lot 2, bk 22, taster a eni... 70. Posey Fayette, lot 3. bk 22. Eastern En largement ...48 79. Posey Fayette, lot 4. bk 22. Eastern Enlargenient...7 14. Posey Fayette, lot 200. Donation tnl".. 458 15. Potey Fayette. SW hf of lot 83. Orininal Plan...457 89. Perkins Maria, lot 9, Isabella Place...8 37. Pushee Minerva, lob 15. bk 2. Kocaweli's Ed1...2 98 Pushee Minerva, lot 16. bk 2. Rockwell's Enl...2 96. Kelt z John A. IS by 150 feet. NV of SE V. 01 101 Ai. uriginui riuv... ot. itoiuus pr.scina, aj it corner pt Of lot 14, bk 1. Xounulove s lnl...3 bl. Ken 1-red heirs of. lot 4. bk I. Jacobs' vme...z us. Keltilnger Wm, lot 30, bk 3, Faltou...2 98. Keis Louis A Co. lot 220. Donation F.11 largetnent9... 12. snowdeu 1 homas. lot 24. bk 9. Eastern eni..ia oj. Snowden. Thomas, lot 25. bk 0. Eastern XUU ... i'l O.J. staca house Cordelia, lot 5. bk 3 ). Eastern Eni...16 66. Mass Henry, lot 7, i-lk 4, Jacobsvllle .O O.J. Muuua llanrif Ut fi Kl A T .... 1 ..... ( ,1 1 ii Steinbach Albert, lot 22. bl 11. Brav's En largement...! 78. echoeulaub Apnolonla. lot 2. of Semin ary iracl...33 6a. Shannon Wm. iraprovimentson Bull's head properly.. 96. erguaut John C heirs of. lot 14. bl 14. Southern Enlargement...! 16. seicuiuosBU. JN war lot 113. Orielnai" ...45 22. shanklin A Rellev. 40 x 75 allei corner. lot 208, Donation...; 08. Topi Louis. liX x ljOadilO of lot IS. Ori'lnal...H4 53. Taylor Anna D. lotiO. bl 4. Elliott's EnIargemeul...8 33. Unknown, y- acre la Sec 20. T6. R 10. W Longworth's traci.-.B 13. Uunuown.'i lotka.Lillllston & Lock hart's Enlargement... 2 3S. Cnauown. lot 3. bl 14. North Eastern En largement.. 2.S. Unknown, lot 6. bl 1. Fulton Enla reinenl...4 76. Unkut.wn. lot 20. bl 3. Fulton ulariiemeut...3 26. Unknown, lot 9. bl 16. North Eastern Enlargemut.3 67. U oknown. lot 4. bl 3.0oodseU's Enlarge ment...! 7t. llliliown. lot 46. bl 3. UoodsclI'H Knlargement...! 78. VVU-ou Maraarelh.4 leet ad lol 23 ol 22. h 6, Eastern Enlargement.. Ki. Wilson Maniaretb. lot 23. bl 6. Eastern Enlargement- 21. WllHun Mareareth. 2 feet arti 23 of lot 24. bl 6, Eastern Eulargcmeut...3 38 Wade Sarah, lot 6, bl 20, Kusltru Eulargement...5 36. White Sarah, lo. 4. bl 21. Eastern Ea. largement...10 71. WlgJluhouse F W. 50X50S3 allev end lot 69, Original ...52 83. Wuiier wra ll. lot i. bl 3. Southern En largement.. 71. w hitiug Ann k, lot la, bl ol. Eastern Eulargeaieul...27 13. W biting Ann E. 4 feet adl 15 of lot 16. bl a!, Eastern enlargement...! 43. wamer james r, Agent, undvd y bl 5, Jiorih Eastern Enlargemeul...35 39. wesiiau A U. lot 18. bl 12. North Kastern Eo!argemeut...9 52. WooUrow Louisa D. lot 4. Avon Plaet... 41 65. WoodfOW Louis.i T). lot 5. Avon Pla... 14 87. White WH. lot 6. hi 3 Rnnkwrll'i Kn. largement.3 28. SUB3EQ.CEST ASSESSMENT. Klaaier Herman, imprv'is on lot 36, bl 3, uuuseii euiargtmeni...3 o. . w. urlnKmever. lot T.nuvlilin'M AUU111UU...U iKJ LAMASCO. Baum Bern hard, lot 19 hlr !(!. Kl .clr vaII'm Rniargemeul,:,...44 24. Baum Bernard. iot 2J bk 1(5. Stnckwell's Blum Charles, lot 5, bk 20, Lamasco...8So do lot 8. bk 20. do S8c do lot 7, b 20, do 88c co lot 10, bk 10, do 88o do lot 11, bk 20, do 88c do lot 12, btt 2i, do...7 90 do iot 13, tk 20, do 8sc lo lot 20, bk 20, do 88cj do lot 27, bk 2ti, do 8SC do lot 28, bk 20, do 88o do lot 2o, bk 2(1. do 88o do lot 21, bk 10, do 8So do Jot 22, bk 20, do SSC do lot 23, bk 20. do Sic Brauagau Arabella, lot 2. bk 25, La-uia.-utj.a.i Branny in Arabella, lot 2G, bk 25. Lamas0...1 47. Bran agan Arabella, lot 27. bk 25. Lamasco...! 4. Bauer Henry. lS'-i its partol lot 17, bk oi, Lamascoia 87. Boluss Alfred, und half of lot 5, bk 113, Lamasco...17 55. Boluss Allred, und half of lot 6, bk 113, Byrnes J P., heirs of, lot 8, bk 132, Lamasco...4 ts Byrnes J. P., heirs of, lot 9, bk 132, Lamasco...! 68. Byrnes J. P., heirs of, Iot 6, bk 1. Fourth Eolaigement...4i. Byrnes J P, heirs of, lot 7, bk 1, Fourth. Eiily.7 31. Byrnes J P, heirs of, lot 8, bk 1, Fourth Bowies Edward, lot 1, bk 4, Fourth Enlargement...! 7tS. Bowles Edward, lot 2, bk 4. fourth Enlargement...! 17. Beasley Harriett and ftflz. S nr of lot 9. and lots 10 and 11, bk 7, Fourth Enl .-8 02. Burke Pat, lot 5, bk 10, Fourlh EnlargelUOUtmlO ot, Crawford Williamson, lot 3, bk 21, Stockweirs En....(j 44. Oonway Mary, 14 feet mid pt of lot 17, ujk o, iiuuutru JCUi'1...! US. Carter Augustus, lot 5. bk 7- Sharpe's Enlargement. ..a 61. Davidson Cieorge, heirs of. N half Of lot , dk b, Lamasco...! 68. Oolau Patrick, lot 1, block 152, LamasCO...0 27. Dolan Patrick, lot 2, block 152 Lamascoo 27. Eagan E len, heirs of, lol 1, bk 131, Lamasco ...11 70. Edwards Elizibeth, lot 10, bk 2, NorthEdwards Elizabeth, lot 11, bk 2, Northern Em...50 14. Elckmeyer Wm, lot 5, bk 11, Sharpe's ijijiansciiicut"'... a, Garues JotrnH, lol 31, bl 51, Lamasco... a io, Ureer W C, lot 6. bl 132. Lamasco.4 63 Oilman Chas, heirs of, lot 19, bl 16, r onrth Enl...21 55. Oilman Chas, heirs of, lol EO, bl 16, Fourth Enl...8 19. ... Oilman Chas, heirs of, lot 8, bl 3, Oreeksvile...4 10. ... Uilmaw-Chas, heirs of, lot 9, bl 3, GreeksVi'ie... lu. Oilman Chas, heirs of, lot 10, bl 3,Oreeksville...4 10. Oilman Chas, heirs ol, lot 11, bl 3.Gieeksville...4 6s. Hornby Chas, lot 4, blk 5, Northern Enl ...5 65. riunter Chas, lot 10, blk 8, Northern Eni ...1 01. Hunter Chas, lot 11, blk 8, Northern Enl ...3 fiHay iiie W L, lot 31, block -j. Lamasco ,.0 88. Has nib W , 0 Uartlx'.n M L, I, I :l-', blcck it litnv, lot 19, bik 21. Lllt.la.SO

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...0 88. Hartlein Mat thew, lot 24, block 12S, Lamasco...5 32. - Hach Lucinoa !, lot io, blk ia, L.ama?co ...2 64. Hxch Lucinda B, lot 11, blk 25, Lamasco ...2 64. Hach Lucinda B, lot 12, blk 25, Lamasco 2 61. Hach Lucinda B, lot 13, blk 25, Lamasco 64 '"id e Henry, SE hf of lot 4, blk 6, GieeksVllle...6 73. Ide Henry, lot 5, block 6, Greeksville ...4 10. Joaea Jonathan, heirs of. S A et adl 17 of lot 16, blk 3, Northern Enl...3 8. Jones jouatnan. neirs ot. o leet aaj it of lot 17, bik 3, Northern Enl...l 00. . Keller u c. lot a. block 2. stocswell s ealargemenl...27 79. Keller d c, lot 6, block a. stockweirs enlargement...lO 24. Keller dc. lot 7. oiock 2. stock well's En - largemenl...27 79. I li-eiier u c. iot o. diock a. stoekweu s enlargement.10 24. Keller d c. lot . block 2. stocSweli's En largement.. 7(. Keller i) C, lot 10. blk 2. Stockweirs En- ! Iargement...l0 21. ' Keiier d c. lot ll. b k 2. Slock well's En- i lar?ement...l0 ot. ! Keller D C, lot 12. blk 2. Stcckweil's Enlargement...l0 53. J Keller DC. lot 13. blk 2. Stocir well's .arzement...l0 53. t Keller D C. 30 bv 61 feet allev end of lots la, 16, and 17, block 2, Stock wo:l's Enlargement ...25 74 Keller D 0. 40 bv 120 feet SW Dart of lot 3. block 13, 8 lock well's Enlargement ...26 91. f ji-eiier u iot . diock a, jamasco...4 aa. : iveiier d c, lot 10, blk oi), Lamasco. ..2 S4. Keller D C. E three-auariers of lot 6. blk 74, Lamasoo...8 78. Keuer D c. lot 10. blk 8. Fourth Enlareement...7 02. Keller D C. 13 fe.t adl 10 of lot 11. block 3. fourth Enlargement...? 87. ieiier d c, lot IU, block l, Batten Place," -24 57. Keller D C, lot 11, block 1, D tttell Place, 24 67. Keller D C. lot 12, blck 1, B.ttell Place, ..U 70. Keller D C. lot 13. block 1. Batteli Place. ..24 57. Keller D C, lot 14, block 1, Battell Place, ..24 57. Keller D C, lot 15, block 1, Batteil Place, ..11 70. Keller D C, lot 16, block 1, Batteil Place; J2i 40. I Keller D C. lot 17. block 1. Bitlell Place ..42 12. Keller DC, lot 25. block 1, Btitic-il Place, -7 02. Keller D C. lot 3. block 9. Fourth Eulatgernen 38. iveiier d c. lot 4. block H. Fourta eulargemeat...16 38. Keller D C. lot 1. block 4. Caroenter's Plac-.-H 70. Keller D O. lot 2. blocs 4. Ciroenter's Piace...35 69. Keller D C. lot 3. bk 4. Caroeuter's PI ace ...5 27. Keller D C. lo- 4. bk 4. Carosnters's Place...O 44. Keller D C. lot 43. Huron's Addi tion...: 78. Kealz CG. heirs of. lot 1. bk 13. Four.h Emargement...2 34. iveaiz c U. neirs of. lot 2. bk 13. Fou.th Enlargement...! 88. Kealz C O. heirs of. lot 3. bk 13. Fourth Enlargement...! 88. K.eaiz C ii. DUi s of. lot 4. bk 13. Fourth Enlargement. 1 88. iveaia c Ut, heirs or, lot 5, bk 13, Fourth EnlargementI 88. Keatz O O, heirs of. lot C, bi 13. Fourth Enlargement.! 88. Keatz C O, heirs of, let 7, bk 13, Fourth Eniargement...l 88 Keatz C i, heirs of. lot 8, bk 13, Fourth Enlargement...! 88. Lilian Mary, 234 ft adj 15 of lot 1J, bk 8, Northern Enlargement. ..17 44. Morrison usan,lot 8, bk 5, Hrockwell's Enlargement.. .5 26. Marshall Casper, fract, lot 8, bk 21, Stockwell's Enlargement... 15 80. Mann Barbara, lot 8, bit 10, Fourth Knlargeraent...10 53. Perkins Maria, lot 6, bk 7. Sharp's Enlargement.. 36. Parker Cbarles, lot 5, bk 10, Shaip'a Enlargement.. i7. Pack Elizabeth, lot 14 bk 18, Fourth Enlargement.. 11. Pack Elizabeth, lot 15, bk 18, Fourth Enlargement.. U-f. Pack Elizabeth, lot 18, bk 18, Fourlh Enlarement...5 93. Pack Elizabeth, lot 17, bk !8, Fourth Enlargement ..5 93. Keltz Haney, adj 02 ol lot 31, bk 9, onwaweii n ei.i.H o. Ragan Michael, lot 39, bk 19. Stockwe'Ps Enl...9 56. Ragan Mich ael, lot 40, bk 19, Stock well's Enl...4 97. liudenbacb Phil, undv bf of 12, 13, 14 and hf of lot 15, bk 10 , Lamasco Eul...12 87. Sinzlcb Jacob, lot l.bk 7, Stockwcll's Enlargement. ..10 53. Binalch Jacob.NW hf of lot 2,bk 7, Stockwel.'s Enl...4 39. stlusoa D C E, lot 30, bk 23, Lamasco... 19 57. Speck Peter, lot 13, bl 47, Lamasco...l 76. Koren .ou feoreu, lot 5, bl 131, Lamasco ...5 04. Simpson Alex, lot 36, bl 135, Lamasco... 1 17. Simpson Aiex, lot 37. bl 135, Laraasco...h8. Tiieslon Chss M, lol 6, bl 8, Nonneru Enlargement...? 90. . Taylor Win. lot 22. bl 30. l.amaco...10 53. TruDz Jacob! ue, s lol 10, bl 78, Lamas co.. o IV. Xapp Henry, lot 3, bl 18. Fourth Enlarge ment.. . Walton N W. S 0 9-12 feet of lot 17. bl 8. Fourth Enlaigemenl...32 81. z,tss Maria, lot la. bl 4, .Northern enlirgemenl10 S3. The next and last list will be published on Wednesday, the 21 day of February, lau. JU11N UHeKti. City Collector. GREAT LAND SALE!! vtn Men and Bighly Improved unio River Tobicco J; arms, with all their Appurtenances, And SO CITY LOT, Located In the wealihy County of Hen derson, rkentucky. Capital prize, $159,000 ....527,501 .... 1.1,750 .... 120 100 8U 2 Pr'zes, each ... 4 Prizes, each .., 180 Prizes, each ... 110 Prize-i, each .. M Prizes, eacti ... TicketM, FIVE COLLARS. Besides the above prizes, there is one prize of tj.ttO, TWO of K1.2O0 each, and four of tuOJ, cash, rent mouey lor the year 18ti9, which go to the winners ot toe nrst seven prizes, respectively. Also, all the rent mouey lor 1870, for which good bonds will bo taken, aud assigned to those drawing the prizes. Final drawing takes place JUNK . 1S70, at JdASCJNIC TEMPLE. LOUISVILLE, Ki, This popular enterprise is Indorsee by eveiy leadlug oliicial in the State of Ken tucky, and upwards of rive hundred oi her most prominent ci izans. L- H. LYNE, Cashier Farmeis' Bank, Henderson, Ky. Louisville, Ky. JOHN c. LAiiiAM, p.esiuent Bank or Hopkinsvllle, HcpKlnsvllle, Ky. J AS. L. DALLAM, Commercial Bank, Paducah. Ky. B. O. THOMAS, cashier, Lexington. Ky. W. B. TYLER. Cashier Depos t lliuK. Owensboro, Ky. uooa vuio Jiaenii wamca jLverywner. a26 dif Over Kinrt National Bank, Corner Ha'.n and fclrst Street-, Evansvilie, lno - .... ... Eg a OUS V7 11 1 1 1 VTU1&, v.i.. . . canite, Coralite, and Amber Plates, Curv Work, Aruncia rmsiw, a.. a nMtM'STRATOB, Of Nitrons Oxlo (an excellent and safe anasKthelic). Chi. roform, Ether, and also several local pox lyzers. NEURALGIC Affectioua treated. mv ii'acii.itiks are as good and a establishment as large (consisting of fiVj rooms) as any in the United States. I RETURN MY THANKS for the e tensive patronage received during the pa. KlttHTVBABH. moh2' PHALOS'8 PAPfllASl L0TI0J( For Beautifying the S&in-dnd Complexion. Removes all Eruptions, Freckles, Pimples. Moth Blotches, Tan, etc., and reodei the skin toft, fair, and bloonung. For Ladies in the Nursery it Is litvalu aFor Gentlemen after Shaving It has no Paphian Lotion1' is the only relial.l remedy for diseases and blemishes of the Bkln. PMALOMt "PAPUIAN SOAl"Moi the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, will not chap, the skin. Price 2j cents per cake. Mm: ut; a.ivo." H cm, l'riuiue tor the tiandsenuioi. 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1870. Kyansville & Tennessee River Packet. - FOR PADUCAII, EASTPOKT & FL0SENCE. The fleet and elegant Passenger Steamer Capt. Lkk Howeij,; Kob. c. McMkciian, Clerk, ! Leaves Evansvilie, as above, every MONj DAY, promptly at 4 o's.'ock p.m. i The steamer R API DAN No. 2 will run S during the season as above, conneciing at ! Danville with the L.. C. A M. Railroad, and. at Johnsonville with the N. A N. W I Railroad, for all points East and Wetd. ! Having been thoroughly repaired and refurnished throughout, they oiler special Inducements to passengers and shippers lor speed, safety, and comfort. ! Orders for pis: Iron, dressed or undressed yellow pine lumber, left with our Agent, will receive prompt attention. . Shippers can rely on this boat leaving J Promptly, paying special attention to coiections and way business. For freight or pafaage apply on board, or w ax. a.. lyUJM aw t, Agent. Jala an UEGULAK KVANSV1LLE AND NASHVILLE PACKET. . The very light-draught steamer ALPHA, -i- i . u. liyman. oiaxier; W. R. Uiacey, Cljrk, Will p'y as a regalar weekly packet between the porta of Evansvilie and Nashville. Leaves Evansvilie every FRIDAY, ftt 4 o'clock P,Mi For freight or passage apply on board, or to C. K. KUDD, janldtf Agent. Evans7lll9, Henderson & Nashville R R. Semi-Daily Transfer Packet to Henderson. The excellent new steamer No. Colk, Master; A. O. Duai.4XD, Clerk, Will ;eave Evansvilie daily for Henderboli at three o'clock v. v. Returning will leave Henderson at 8 .o'clock a. m. Fare 75 cents each way. Freights received at all hours at W. U. Brown A Co. 'a wharfboat. Railroad and other freights, not ready by 3 P. M. wilt go down next day by being sent to the wharf boat iu the evening. delOtl Regular Tuesday and Friday Pas86Egdr Packet. - FOR PADUCAU AND CAIRO. The fleet and elegant sldo-wheel steamer PAYETTE, C. O. Perkins, Master; Dine Nlchelsen, Clerk, Leaves for Paducah, Cairo, and all Intermediate ports &Y&KT TUESDAY AXD FKID1Y, at 4 o'clock p.m. For freight or passaee apply on board. or to W. a, BHOWN A CO., and HUMPHREY, LEWI & CO., W. H. CON ANT, de9 dtf Agents. Regular Wednesday and Saturday Pacfcet FOR PADUOAII AND CAIRO. The new and elegant steamer Allen Doxcan Master; Omf Vikyakd, Clerk, Leaves Evansvii.l.k every WEuNES-D-W and HATUHDaY, at 4 p.m. Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and .SUNDAY at 5 P. M., matting close connections at Cairo with first-class packets for St. Louts, Memphis and New Orleans. Connects at Evansvilie with the E. A C. Railroad, and the Tarascon for Louisville. For freight or passage apply ou board, Or tO r . M. nUMfUBKI X CO. and WM. H. CON ANT, dec6dlf Agents. FOR PADUCAH AND CAIRO. H-t-tt-imK The famous low-pressure QUICKSTEP, Jack Ukammeb, Master, Lea.-cs Kvansvlile for Cairo every MONDAY ai-d THURSDAY", at 4 p.m., positively, con ectiug at Cairo with St. Louis, Memphis, aud New Orleans packets. no29dlf WM. II CON AN 1', Agt. Regular Evansvilie and BowlingGreen Packet. The new and elegant Steamer W. S. Vanmktkk, Master, Leaves Eavnsvillo for Bowling-Green every TUESDAY, at 4 P.M. Leaves Evansvilie for Woodbury every 8ATUKDAY, al 4 y.tt. For freight or passage apply on board. nov25'6dtf IkPAL ESTATE. JOIIASOV'S Heal Estate & Patent Agency I II AVE A VARIETY OF RITSI-NE-5S and DWELLING HOU8E8, aud a large number ol BUILDING LOTS, In almost every part of Evausviile; also, a number of Farms aud several thousand acres of TIMBERED LANDS, nil of which 1 will t-ell ou EAHY TEH MS. 1 have some very DEMI It ABLE and very CHEAP LOTS, within ien riUnulet' walk of the Vourt Mouse. Persons wishing lo buy will save money by purchasing at my ortlce. Those having property to sell will please bring me the description and pi ice. I shall soon adverttso for public sale some valuable property lu the uppkb pari of the city, near the proposed track of the ttieet railroad, where nice building sites can be had on vkuy hkasunablk tkkms. 1 have also opened an oilice lor SOLICITING PATENTS. Persons desirlug to obtain Patents can make application at once and by calling al my otfice, on THiKU STM bet. Main aad Locust, Evansvillk, Ind, ALVAli JOHNSON, ocl.'ij Heal Estate aud Paleut Agent. 1 Estate Agfiicj . Klliolt dc Sou AVK OfKXEI A KKA1. ENTATlt Agency for the sale ol and renting o iauus, houses, Ac, dc Persons having bouse r laud to rent or sell, or persons wishing to purchase or rent, will do well by calling on them st their oilice, on Third Street, near Locust XOlIlotf lilocki jnnell tf LAW CARDS. O. Ii. DAVIS, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW UARIUSBURG.ILL. Office north of the Court House Square. Practices In all the Courts of the tate jan21-6m CHAS. H. BUTTER FIELD, ATTORNEY AT LA W Office West side Third Street, bet. Locust and Main (up-Ktairs), JalS d;hn EVANSVI1.1.E, Ind. 0. W. SHANKLIN, Law and Ileal Estate Office - (With WM. II. WALKElt.) OK.NEK MAIS AM) THIRD STS. Valuable City and Suburban Properly; Farm Lands In ludiaua, Illinois, and Kentucky lor Hale or exchaue. loc&i dtim U. Gluim x fi'ixt . Also, HEAL ESTATE and COLLECTING AGENT. OfQcc on Alain Street, between Third and Fourlh, No. Mioy, (over Kelict s Ouu Store), Evansvilie, Ind. beplUoo. W. P. HARGRAVE, TOKNKY nf r-A W. .1 a -.1- i::. is t on ;i to i 1. L 1 i t "i iilltr at-:?i I. iUt,

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f if P"o 0!'isi- Jtter Hems tfrvFburth Page. Weather mid Wnlrr The weather ye--ter J3y was clesr and cool up till towards dood, wheD it became rather plcasanf The river during the 24 houra ending at 3 p. m., had fallen IS inches. The prospects of an immediate rise sre not fiatteriDg. Mercury ranged from 3G to 50 in the shade. Wind light from South East by South. Arrival nl ilfiinrlnrrs. The arrivals and departures up to 3 P.M. yesterday, include the J'etrolia No. 2, Henderson and return; West Wind, to Wabash. floats Due Here. Among the first boats due here are the Quickstep, from Cairo, Tarascon and Fails Ci'y. from Louisville: Minaeola and Fauny Brandeis, from Memphis; Oilie Sullivan, from Eistport; Virginia, Louisville, Alaska arid Richmorrd, from New Orleans; Sam. J. Hale, for Memphis: Robt. Moore, for Nashville; P. W. Strader and Indiana, for New Orleans; Clara Scott, rom Wabash River; Norman, from Cincinnati; Alpha, from Nashville; Evansvilie, from Bowling Green. Hunt Leaving To-I'y. For Cairo. The fleet, low pressure Qaickstep in the regular packet for Cairo and all way points at four o'clock to-day, having unsurpassed cabin accommodations. Captain Jack Orammer commands, and Walter B. Pennington and Eugeno Rudd are her popular clerks. She gives through receipts for freight or passengers to all points South or West. The Quickstep is a great favorite along the coast. For Louisville. The magnificent Tarascon id the unrivaled packet for Louisville and all way points at six o'clock this eveniog. She is a grand floating palace, and finely tfScered. Captain Frank O. Smith commands, and Miles D. Warren, Phil. Beverly and Charley Warren aro her clerks, ail pleasant and popular gentlemen. For Greem River. The fine steamer Falls City, a popular boat, with superior cabin and sate room appointments, will be here to day, for Bowling Greeu and all Green River way landings. Captain John Robinson is ber experienced commander, and Murray Bewley is her gentlemanly and attentive chief clerk. For He.xderson. The gay and popular Petrolia, Captain Wm. Cols, will leave for Henderson at 3 o'clock P.M. Messrs. Darland and Story do the honors of the office, and are obliging gentlemen. For Nashville. The popular steamer lljbert Moore will be down to day, positively, for Nashville and all way ports, and has elegant accommodations. Captain John Ferrill. a distinguished navigator, is in command, and the renowned Chet. Bradley is her chief ecribe. For Wabash River. The Clara Scott, a new, safe and finely appointed steamer, will leave at 3 P. M. to-day for Mt. Carmel, Gravvillc, New Harmony and all way ports, in charge of those pleasant gentlemen. Captain Frank Collins and Marsh Walthall. For St. Louis. The Ex press Line's elegant steamer Shamrock may be confidently expected to-day, cn route to St. Louis, in charge of those eminent and worthy gentlemen, Captain George W. Cullum and R. II. Kerr, Eiq. The Shamrock has superior passeDger accommodction3. For New Orleans. The famous steamer P. W. Strader may be expected this evening, en route to New Orleans, and 13 in tip-top condition. Captain Alf. Stein, a gentleman admirably fitted for the position, is in command, and Alex. Stewart is her attentive and obliging clerk. The Strader is one of our most popular and reliable packets. It l!ellHIIC ll. Business on the levea was very dull yesterday, with but a single arrival the Petrolia, from Henderson up io 3pm The Sam. Orr was receiving liberally, and the West Wind fairly, for their return trips Col. Hornbrook, Surveyor of Custom3, sends us the following list of steamers registered at this port whoso papers have expired, or arc about to expire, and which should be at once renewed, while Captain Houghton, Local Inspector, is in the city. Owners and officers should give tha matter their attention. In these cases, delays are dangerous, and may be expansive: Hoosier (propeller) July 17th, lfili . Ham. Uroeiidyke (propeller) July Ltb, 18b!). Mason (passengei) ...Sept. 16th, 1HHS1 Advance iso. '1 (pur -;euger)...Sept. 21st, 1840. Armaia (pasheuger) . ..Deo. 19i.h, lMM. A. L. 1NO. k (towing) Quickstep ipr senger) lied Fox (propeller) Hartford (passenger) Tobe Hurt (freight) Kapldan No. 2 ippr -entrer) t lara 8cott (pr aenger . uec. loth, ism. .Jan. 1st, 17(). . I an. 1st, 1K70. ,Feb. 17ih, 1870. .Feb. lllth, 1S70. .Feb. V2d. 1870. .Feb. lliih, 1870 reirona jo. : (pp '-jngei) eo. -Ill, 1870. Try U (fi eight) Feb. Ud, 1870. Jiu Claire tpassengei) Feb. 23th, 1870. Oilie Sullivan (passenger Mar. l:ltb, 1870. descent City (propeller) Mar. lllth, 1870 Fawn ipropelier) -....Mar. 13lh, 1870. Manifests. Sam Orr, frora Cairo to Evansvilie, February 8, 1870. -Evansvilie M Culm fc Co, ?5 bbls whisky: Gamble A Forth, 8 barrels whisky ; U W Freucli. liibbl.-i diled lrult; Stocliwell A Co, 3 bbls dried peaches; is E OllbertA Co, 6 fcks dried apples; Weldon UroskCo,l tub tobacco; Martin, Gaidner & Co, 5 bxs .. uit, 1 box furs. 4 dry hides; Wm Machen, 1 bdl bags; Lyon A Maclitn, 1 bbls lard ; Kagon, Dickey A Carton, 2 bxs axes, 1 cad tobacco, 0 dry hides, 1 8k feathers; A Oumberts, 1 sk. feathers, HI or hides, f8 sacks dried fruit, 2 bills bags, 1 box furs; Top, Long A Co, 3 bdis drd hioes, 1 barrel green do. Enterprise, Ind J Janes, 1 trunk. Louisville Mart n Pialler, 5 bales hops; Gambel A Dlnkelspeil, 1 bx furs, 1 bale do, 6 bdls rags. tiliiuuiuK from onr KxcIiiiuko. PrrrSBURa. The Commercial of Slonilayeays: The marks last evening Indicated four feet seven inches and falling. The weather was coo), but otherwise pleasant, trade on the lauding was dull. Freights were scarce. . ... ... 1 he steamer "Arlington " beattho Major Anderson iwo hours on her last trip to Cincinnati. We merely mention tne ract, as it must have slipped the memories ot the Cincinnati reporters. " a matter of no consequence, as the Anderson will got used to 11 before long. Cincinnati. The Commercial of Tuesday says: By order of Colonel J. N. Macomb, commanding U. S. Snagboat Department, the following marks show the position of the obstac:e by which the Lady (iay and of- rT f" TTfTT "i! rT- ! . - ,'.'. mptil Itiver: "To p.iots -iuf mi u.i 5 arjH ;iriive ti.i; Jiiitu'ii o; i ppltf 1,'n-cU, isn't twenty yards I widow t wo ttujs coiionwii I rt-e.-., yuj wid weivbii" b-.i)-.i na:l1. d on a siu .1, ' 1 t l.'-l ii.e ! limois liuri', nisi n-tsinM t!.e Vf'icad muiiiw La ly .-1

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between those boards t !!'.'-, nr.U 1 Jittle beyond the rent r of it;.- river (he MiKsouii shore. 'iheJiti" !rn,it the Lady uy. VV he 1 y- n '-re m fro -Mr. Hines' huu-.c, you are b.- .w ( iw- : John 1-1. 'leiitivHon, 1. M.Si-.;f, i'; The lale owuers of ttio towb . i' :: r, Johnson aud t'h?s Ju tf, iinve juiici the towboal Stella Iron Horner,-Wo Co. lor 8i'0,tvj. Mie Is in. won lier wiy Vichsbnrg to Louis, vu ie. a ud wiii ci ownership at tin Inner poi 11 1. Mie w comma .del by ('apt Julie. The Chr.micle ot Tu-p-l;iy (-v-says: Yesterday evening b ui 1; u : htavy snow siunu i;.in i- n; an ! i n; t during the gr-n-cr j.m-, cn iln- im;.i. morning about four ii.c:n-s ot no-jh ou the urouuci, biit t !u- miii c -mu clrar and warm is rapidly i .-- 1 -f r The CinciniiKt 1 ln-11 iv ( 'inn -t r, terdav notilicd the M,i!l i.iui-i n. that they -were ready t p;i tin; " the judgment rendore 1 a;; im-s: it..the case of the Amerlra We mui -.-that the o:her lusiirn t-ouip ii.i. -. log riiika he'd k rueMing ih: in ; ui pauy, but were oiibln to learu l he 1 Of their coalerence. The Times says: Geo. Pejraui. it is .-.ia! od. has i i K' pected of i)ext?r-iQji euveriug lur lime. IUTt. ITrtttllr T;iriiftn arl-ii'i il f 1' . r . 1 burg and i negatiainiK for Hie parch -1 the Leonid us. TnriaviT.t.v TIib ftnv ri...iXacsday, says: . Capt. Tobiu's magi iticeut new Wade riampion, is uo,v ret-flvmy; iht ihln touen, aud will ienve for Nevleans poslllveiy next Tuesday, U13 iui t. The Canada ai rived yesterday m...! from St. Louis. Tue nvtr btlmj so she will nave to lay up at J'ortlaiul : rise She Is sj route i Aiadisoa for u bull. The Little Crllllaot, f nt.i Haiigitg , on her way to Wbnii lllver, pu.vs. U yesterday, well l,iden. .stie disi-ii. about d lice 11 tons at itils port. We ai forml that she added three negro 1 patseugers for Coirueui;i. Capt. R. S. Yerkt-s is poinmis-lDii call I hA ulfiu mom W A I'.klriii'll -V.. OzirKand Uuidon.oi Uie Me ii,.!!)ArkausHR Uiver 1uk el .Com p:i ny. Is a prospect of liw e.IVct'un !-h1-( Caldwell to partes Oim-i iw.:. i. Adams Line propose t liuiM Uiiee boats to 1 alio the place of tlio.-e s!o ST. LOU19. The Democrat of Ti says: Weather yestesday, mild; skies d and indications of ral;i or snow. Ha on the wharf was rather quiei, with arrivals and lewer departures. 1- 1 was received or engaged for Hid I New Orleans, Vlcksb jr, Memphi-. way points. The Ohio goes down ktc Less lhau six et uow ou the It Loui-sville. Captain Hiram K. U&zlett anived Chicago on Saturday. We learn thot Commodore Joab rence, whose interest s aro centered 11 cago, althougli he was ot one lime 1 ea wi St. Loui, lias g ne to Wnstiii There H is thai t lie transport n iui cn: will finally be awarded, shrewd obs are wl liuu to wag-ir tl at J nab will k Little Hock. The itjzrti? my a 11 sons were lost oy the binning ot the . lea Mr. E lis, a mfrouaut of tha urn hnvA niililpil Tnrtmai. Httd two decll'hauds. Owing 10 the fact 111 . naftapnvcrM werr) as t-en anil oohl in three iniiiu es. it is (eared mot hwn lout. The nn.Ssen rers lost evei V. ud Buttered much nam exposure cold. NEW Okleans. Tl'.e Times of S sayss Business on tlie laiidliijr t.f 1 lie t: the wees w .s aliout in btKH us coi expected. We noticed ni.iie exi i Irf-kfinii tliA flnurtlilfcr linccts. will . ai rivals also brought 1 n laigy t;jrgo - The Ited ltlver I'acKets were ia( the guards. Frelxlit lor lUd itiver 1 T.I1A lldftl. Wfl-K Mi'lH 111 Ol e HI 1 I VU ll'lprevious wtelf ; this, we be live, wi Inr to the.rnteH, which were on made for ory tiariels to Sbrevepor n 1 1 u panm -vviiii'ii u-i iiii f.'it't iv t handling it. uurlii-ii Klver irleiu in port, we nudersttid, liave ud their price to one cud rate with 1: -orl'; tine, we bi-lieve. would be 11. more than fair, c iiistOerl'ig the lieu . pentes which iho pa.-kets are 110 v jecttd to. DRY DQCXC. F.J. RKlTZ.Of RoHzA If ancy. Okokhk II. Start, of Ha lid Start. Edwar. C. AIukkav, formerly oi ; ; Ways, Paduoab, Ky. KVA NSVILIjK, l: i The Dock, having b(-li thoio iiil ' on Khort not ice. No profit charge 1 on material ! pairing lioais. o.:i' TEA STORI. TEA STOS: II. A. UOOZL toTOltl', ill t he Nmw Oper.t i auu oU'ern to tne trailu tlio best stock of Kaucyand irtaple Oroci-r - ottered In tills city. rr IS A. A l A. grades, from t h? choices:, to cheap Tea, ami lt-l-is hiinsi l 1 as low for tlio sain-! ijinliiy iis bought In New Vuilr, d any Te pany or 'lea iealer. "3 H. Od U01 111 n.ent Java, fl ftf Kiiu .lava ii?t-.iii u u inuil'H u tnat will ilely competition. 1'ollVi' v roiiBted every day and ground chargo. f4 tt MJI. I f:i, Crushod, To , v.jt uij j iijiii . -ona v, j. ai- iu tiiiU will In ure loH'U. TjrrillTK nttlt.. New York - than any time since t lie war. Duttcr und OIie: EXTIt.l clioii-e g r.nine Oango ( ' liutu-r. Extra choice gf-uniiio li niter. CHOICE ROLL IJUITKK. New York Factory Cheese lo tiis! cs. We3tem Reserve Cfcodso, Eaglisli Dairy Fins Appld " Sap Sago and Ead tiu " Ail are askcii to can ami si o v. i goods, cheap prh:( s and go'id qaal.; ottered at tlio UICJ cijy i A L TEA ri'.y oi-i-.u.v 111 : CAN GOODS, PICKLES, I jpilK.SH M;tAM.rli;il":'. Fresh I'aspben ies, Kie.ti lllack! 1'iiiB Apple, " V-''f1' " Tomatoes ;1','ac',,t " Peas. Winds. " Lima Reaus, Chow enow, Impel ial Let . Captain White's Oriental PicL ' Irince of Wales Salad Sjuce, Worcestershire Suit :, Toni'do ( ' Assorted Shaker 1'rest -ru-t, Pure Honey, Horse Hat Hah, French Olives, IWnch 1'nsm sorted, t'c, tl'c, al the Oi'iontftl rJ?iit St ? Just In Time far the Iloli SXTit.. cno ni vk.y.tx: SINS, (all bunches.) Cholca Layer Raisins, Sultana i Genoa Citron, Lemon I'cel, 7.:in rants, l'reucii I'ruues, Whil Oraptss, (fies-i,) first evi r oC-.;red city. Atmore's Mince l'i: Meat, Shaktr IWssrves, Guavi French Olives, Scutch Mar mile French Must ird (importe it v., ilr., Ol it'llUil 'X1?!! St t if ! (tl-! ::. V Ui 1 .,Mt:.li:.'

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