Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 March 1870 — Page 4

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BiTTiT Advertisements, In this colnmn, of three lncs, each insertion, Thiity Cents. tor JOU sale cheap. For particulars Inquire at this office, or atWII. EiUM A SON'S Oroce'y, comer Sixth Street and Fulton Avenue. mhlf 2t rrrront.r.zi factort axd grist W MILL I will sell, on favorable terms, the Woolen Factory and Grist Mill in tms city, late the property or Henry D, Y heler. For particulars inn aire of F, W. VIEUE. Vincennes, Feb. 21, TO. Ie23 tf WAIITED. 'T1 IRI. A good German girl to do gen JT eral house work, at liberal wages. Apply Jmmediately at this office, tf Lrn'S CORDIAL IIOTTI.ES-For L -w ileli a liberal tirice -will be raid. CLOU! 3, AKIN 4 CO., No. 16 North First Street. ' mhl4 3t FOR REXIT. t"S E Good corner for a meat shop JZjL or grocery store and residence. Fonr rooms; eueap. . H. C. GOODING, Lawyers' Knw. mbll tf LOST. PROMISSORY ftOIKN-On Monday, March 13th, in EvansviUe. four promissory notes, dated February 23, 1870, payable in one, two, three, and four years from date, in the sum of (150 oa each, payable to Mlsa France Still, and by David Wegeu. Any person findiDg the same will bo handsomely rewarded by returning them to owner or to Alvah Johnson. All persons are notified not to receive said notes from any one. FRANCES STILL. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1870. CITY JEW S. City Orders for sale at tbls oScc. Ward SIcetlngi. The Republican voters of the various Wards are requested to meet at the followiDg-named placea respectively, at seven o'clock on Saturday evening, March 19th, for the purpose of nominating candidates for the Common Council, and seeing that all the "Wards aro fully represented in the Republican City Nominating Convention, to be held at the National Hall, . on Saturday evening, March 2Gth. The Wards hero referred to are the new ones lately formed by the Coun cil. First TFariZ. McJohnstonrs gro eery store, corner of Eighth Street and Canal. Second Ward. Ilabenicht'a grocery store, corner of Fourth and 0k Streets. Third Ward. Court House. Fourth Ward Marlett'a Hall, corner of Main and Fifth Streets Fifth Ward. Jackson Engine House, Iagle Street, between Sixth and Seventh. Sixth Ward Lamasco Eogino House, corner of Fourth and Walker Streets. Seventh Ward Paradise Garden, Eleventh Street. JLigntn nara uremse s grocery Btorc, corner of Seventh and Edgar Streets. Ninth Ward Grill's grocery store, Main Street. By order of the Executive Committee. 2?" Frederick Douglass at Opera House to-morrow evening. tho Purim Ball. To-night the Jewish feast of Purim will be celebrated by a Bill at National Hall. Tobaccj Sale. Weldon Bros. & Co., will eell some twenty-five or thirty hogsheads of tobacco, this morning, at the usual hour, at the Planter's Warehouse. County- Commissioners. Yesterday was occupied in settling with Professor Gow, School Supmntendant, and to-day the subject of roads will be taken up. fcMr. Green, corner of Sixth and Walnut Streets, had his chicken house and smoke house robbed on Monday night, taking enough chickens, hams and beef to feed a small family for a week. 3 Tho readers of yesterday's Courier and DemoTcrat were traated to half a dozen more locals than has been usual with those papers for some weeks back. Tho subject of these articles is a worthy one, viz: the Journal. Tobacco Sale. At Ford's, this morning, an assortment of tobacco will be sold, including some old crop of 1SG8, and some fine Clarksville Leaf. Come promptly at 10, with liberal ideas on " the weed." gy Justice McTernan, yesterday, fined a watchman on the Virginia one cent and costs for a technical assault on a negro named Abraham Trent, who went aboard that boat and be haved impolitely. Tho negro lost his hat in tho fray, and he swears that some " blarsted shade " stole it. Ired. Douglass. A good many people from the surrounding towns aro expected to attend Mr. Douglass lecture, and it would be well for those intending to hear him, to secure tick ets early, a3 they are going off very fast. J. H. Scott, corner Second and Main, sells reserved seats without extra charge. Recorder's Court. J. B. Badger contributed $6 55 for the luxury of being drunk and abusive. Frank Williams, Wm. Callope and James Gray were each fined $5.25 for being drunk, and Mr. Gray had an additional fine of $3 25 imposed for resisting an officer. The hopeful trio went to prison in nelault oi money wherewith to pay. Winter Aqain. The coquettishness of the weather that treated us to a taste of Spring and Summer within the same day a short time back, sud denly changed its tone early yesterday morning, and to a midnight rain a morning snow succeeded. During yesterday it grew rapidly colder, and last night, at midnight, the weather was pronounced the coldest for a year, with a stna'1 gale to make it more emphatic.

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Origin of the Jewish Festival Cele brated to-day. The feast of Purim, or Lots, was instituted by Esther andMordeeai, to commemorate the deliverance of the Jews from the massacre which LTaman had, by lot, determined against them. It was celebrated on the 13th day of the month of Adar, and is preceded by a fast of twenty-four hour3; emblematic of the fast of Esther. The fast ended, they assemble in their synagogues and appropriate services are held, among others the read ing of the entire book of Esther, after which they celebrate their deliv erance by rejoicings and mirth. In olden times they were accustomed to hang an effigy of Hainan, and so gen eral is the feast-celebrated, that it is the custom for the more fortunate to send presents to their poor brethren, that they, too, may rejoice. In this city the feast i3 celebrated by a ball. at National Hall, thi3 evening. Terrible Fright. On Monday eight, as soma gentlemen were on their way home, about half past ten, they were startled by a Bhriek from a man on the corner of Walnut and Third Streets, of police! police!! There appeared to bo four men close together, and near Dr. Magens is' gate, when one of the five called out in great fright, and rushed across to the eneine house, screaming as he went, police! police!! Three of the gentlemen who heard the cry. ran in the direction taken by the fugitive, and came rushing into the houso to inquire what was the matter. The frightened individual, finding no policeman at the headquarters, and hearing the footsteps of the approach ing sympathizers, imagined himself pursued, and wildly rushed up the stairs into the Council Chamber The three gentlemen, still anxious to learn if they could offr any assist ance, followed up the stairs and lighted the gas in tbo deserted ' chamber when, to their intenso amusement the affrighted person crawled out from under the table beside the Re cordcr's desk, holding in his hand a stumpy bladad knife, with which he exnected to have to defend his life Imagine the chagrin of the fugitive when ho beheld, instead of a trio o garrotcrs, three old citizens, ono o whom is tho incumbent of a respon sible city oJice. His storv is. that two men laid violent hands on him for not answer ing their demand to be directed to a place which he, as the head of a fam ily and a respectable citizen, wa npnessarilv iznorant of. and that breaking from their era3p. he ran with the above result. Grand Jury. Tho County Com missioners, yesterday, drew the names of the following persons to serve as Grand Jurors are arranged below: April Funnel. Pigeon Township Wm. Capelle, John Dannefell, Jacob Froclich, Louis Boyreiss, Henry Schaeffer. Knight Township George Burkhardt. Scott Township Chas. Knowles. Armstrong Township Leroy Cal vert. Perry Township Philip Koch, Jr. Union Township B. F. William son. Centre Township John Ilerrmur. German Township John Rettig. October Funnel Pigeon Township. James D. Riggs, Peter hrick, Joseph B. Parrett, Wm. DeaD, John Gilman. Knight Township H. Fickas. Sjott Township Cba. Monral. Armstrong Township John F. Pruett. Perry Township Peter Wolf, Union Township Louis Kamp. Centre TownshiD Ira A. Fairohild. German Township L. W. Short. PnTTTTrAT.. The meeting in the Seventh Ward at the Paradise Gar den was quite numerously attended. Mr. nermann Schaum presided, and Mr. Phy. D. Viets acted as Secretary. The President announced tho ob jeot of the meeting to be tho nomina tion of a candidate lor Councilman for the Ward. A ballot was therefore taken, which resulted in the nomination of Captain Louis Koehler. Messrs. Samuel Wyttenbach, Au gust Schultz and Hany Warren were appointed a Ward Executive Committee. Speeches were made by Messrs Wyttenbach, Phy. Veitz, Koehler and others, and a general good time was experienced. Fire on Second Street. About a quarter after seven o'clock, last night, a fire broke out in the old bar racoon, oa the corner of Sycamore and Second Streets, and although the alarm was promptly sounded, the fire had made such headway in the old dry timbers, that by the time the fire department arrived, the wreck was beyond saving. The engines put tho fire out and saved it from spreading, but tho old row is destrojed. It belonged to different owners, and so far as learned. wa3 not insured. It has been occu pied for some time by . several negro familes, but they had moved out, and it was unoccupied at the timo of the fire. Some furniture tbat Lai been moved into it by parties intending to occupy it, was removed. Enterprising. Marshal Wunderlich found a man lying on the Eidewalk, on Monday night, too drunk to walk, and in order to get him to the lock-npi put him in a hand-cart, and with the assistance of his brother, Officer Charles Wunderlich, trundled him there.

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tin, Gardner & Co., of the Evansville Warehouse, sold, yesterday, 33 hogs heads without a Bicgle rejection, at the followinz figures: Frozen and Frosted Lugs, U 705 25; Common do., $3 60G 50; Good and Fine do., $3 758; Common Leaf, $8 509; Medium do., $9 2510 GO. There was quite a number of planters pres ent, and they expressed themselves perfectly eatisSed with these sales, and have gone home to send them more tobacco. They will sell twenty hogsheads to-day at the usual hour. Religious. Preaching at the First Baptist Church this (Wednesday) evening by liev. sir. uaperton, oi Mayfield, Kentucky. The public are invited. SSrJobn Mackeyhad his examination before the United States Com missioner, yesterday, on a charga of passiog counterfeit money. LO CAE NOTICES. Woman'A Lectnre. The Librarv Association have ar ranged with Miss Lizzie Boynton for a lecture to be delivered next Satnrdav evening at the Opera House. Subject: "An Hour with tho Strong Minded. Miss Boynton is spoken of by the newspapers as being a very interest ing speaker, and a lady of refinement and intellectual culture. One of her lectures is thus mentioned: "The lecture was, in short, a strong. earnest, well delivered, and well re ceived appeal for higher education and a nobler. aim in every one s life work, ana we feel sura tbat no one left the hall without feeling tbat it was good to be there." Read This Letter Carefully. Litchfield, III., March 6, 1870. G. W. Newitt, Esq. Sir: I have received your Spring price list, and am very much pleased with it. 1 have been trading with Ji.astern nrm3 tor many years, and I find at last tbat I have looked too high for things close by: that i. I have went away from home for bargains, when I find I can get them nearer. I have always been well pleased with the things 1 have got from the East, but have Bometimes lost plants of great value, and I lay it to the difference in tbe climate. 1 have been comparing your Price List with a host of others, and find yours the most reasonable of all. Ihereiore, after trying your plants, and if they cuit, I think 1 shall drop on from the hast and trade with you altogether. If you have any other catalogue, you would please mo by sending me ono, as I would like to send an order soon. Send Rose and Shrub list and Spring Bulbs, and oblige. With much respect, very truly, Henry H. Keithley. Send for our catalogue of Flowers and small Fruits. The cheapest retail price list in tho United states. Address, G. W. Newitt, Evansville, Ind. P. O. Box 413. Don't Forset tho Sale Of twenty-four acres of land, lying near Uody s mill, tor sale at auction on the 17th of March, at 2 o clock P, M. This land belongs to heirs, and is sold by order of court. Terms, one-fourth cash, nnd balance at b, 12 and IS months. lior particulars in quire of Robt. A. Hill. mnlQ tt. Truth Will Prevail. DOOLEY S J3AKING 1'OAVDER IS chemically pure in its combination. and possesses no mgrcdients butsuch as are harmless, healthy and nutri tious. In strength and weight it has no equal, and but halt tho quantity is needed in use that is required by those of ordinary manufacture. Used in all families, and pronounced the best, as well as the cheapest. Pre pared by Dooley, & jJrother. New York, and sold by Grocers generally. marljj.ul.hba. Dr. Trice's Cream Baking Powder. The best in use, so say hundreds that have tried it, in this city. Call and get a sample package, fteo of charge, at tne Oriental Tea Store. Sole Agency for the city. ml5tf If you want your old and rusty fur niture repaired and varnished, to look as good as new, call on Gates & Co. Or it you want chairs or sofas uphol stered, or eano seat chairs reseated, or if you bavo any old furniture to sell, call on Gates & Co., at II. Nelson's Auction Room, up stairs. ml5 4t Xcw Paper In Evansville. Having associated my brother, Ma rion Johnson, with me in the real estate business, we are preparing to publish a Real Estate Bulletin in the city of Evansville, commencing April 1, 1870. Wo hope to make the Bulle tin interesting to all classes of the com munity. One half of said paper will be appropriated to advertisements of live business houses, and the other half to real estate, xjvansville has long felt the want of such a paper. It will be sent to all the surrounding towns and cities, will be read with interest. and be profitable to those advertising in it. All business houses wishing to advertise, and persons having real estate to sell, will please call at once at the Iteal instate Omce ot Alvah Johnson. mhll tf Third St., Evansville, Ind. A Ear o Chance. Having accepted a State agency. I am authorized to dispose of the rights, titles and effects oi this agency by the general agents having control there of. This agency controls Jine terntorv in Indiana, Illinois and Ken tucky, and is filled with good, live, working agents, u or a young, ener getic man this is a splendid opportu nity to enter an agreeaDie, paying business. Omail capital required. A. B. Howard, mhl4 3Q No. 11 South 2d St. Hallock & Ford, Druggists and Apothecaries, nave re-openei at No. 34, Main Street (the red front) where they keep a complete assortment of everything to be found in a retail Drug btore, and carefully compound physr cians prescriptions. Mar-7-ti. JES?" New Calicoes and ether new Dry uoods just received at Schafker, Bussing & Co.'s. mh7-tf Torn Currency and County Orders taken at par for goods, at Schapker, Bussing & Co.'s. mh7-tf JtT. C. Bridwell & Co., corner of Main and Third Streets, have a full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, American and imported Perfumery, Toilet Soaps; Brushes, &c. Prescriptions carefully compounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Congress and Rockbridge Alam Waters jcl7-tr

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1G0 acres of valuable land within 4 miles of Evansville, on the Green river read, for sale cn easy terms. Thirty-five acres improved. Posses sion given immediately. A he land is very desirable, and a bargain can be had by applying at once to ALVAH o OHNSON, Ileal Estate Aqent. mh 10-tfl Evansville, Ind. You will find Ladies' Velvet Uats at 53 cents, at Glick & Schwartz', op posite the Opera House. sep'25 For Kent A neat, new store room, corner or. .Locust and becond Streets. Also two small houses on Locust, between Second and Third. mhl2 tf G. W. S HAN KLIN. What elegant Bohemian Vases S Bruner, the Hoop Skirt and Corset Manufacturer, is sellmsr at ?3 00 and 50 a pair! marl2-tf w 7" tr i'.t. JLu, 5J br Uier JSiver Ittm re ThlrtlPage, The weather moderatad a little in the afternoon yesterday, but continued cloudy with a pierclo-j southwest wind np to darlr, the inercary, which stood at 21 at nojn, rising to 283. After sundown the clouds broke somewhat, and the wind, instead of sub&lding, as had been expected, increased in violence, and by 7 o'clock was blowing a urigazee, and the small packets at the wharf concluded to He to. to await deve.opment3. The additional arrivals and departures np to midnight include the Rose Hite, LouisviUe and return; Hartford, to Little Wabash; City of Evansville, to Cairo; Ev ansvllle, to Bow.'lng Greea ; Indiana, New Orleans to Louisville. The Rose Hlte arrived a little after seven o'clock, with considerable freight and a good crowd of people. She had hardly landed before a crowd of np river passen gers were aboard of her The City of Evansville and the Evansville took out good trips, both leaving nearly on time. .-.The Hartford left early, and took out a nice trip The Clara Scott and Milbrey, with a moderate freight aboard, were still at the wharf after dark, waiting for the wind to subside... . ...The Clara Scott ventured out about eight o'clock .. Tae big Richmond continued to load all day, as rapidly as fifty men could handle freight, and late last evening blocked off her hold with corn, and commenced pit ing upon deck at dark. She was loaded to nearly eight feet, but had an Immense quantity of freight yet to take. A nicer cargo was never, perhaps, put upon steamboat at this port. It consisted al most exclusively, of pork, lard, flour, to bacco, eggs, whisky, corn and oats. She will not get off till 10 o'clock this morning, Passengers desiring to go fc'outb, thou Id embrace this lopportunlty Billy Conant Is the agent of the Mallie Ragon, which leaves to-day, for Nashville, and will con tract for freight for her... The Indiana arrived at 11 -.30 last night, with a moder ate trip. She discharged here 6 hogsheads sugar, 50 barrels molasies, CO bales gun nlesand some miscellaneous freight, and had ICO tons of freight and a fair passenger list for Loalsville. Captain Charley Miller w&s in command. -The Indiana will be here on Saturday, en route to New Oi leans. Bhe pat-sed the Kate Robinson at Shawueetown, Bam. Orr at Casey ville and the West Wind below ML Vernon, all of which will be In before noon. Eonta Leaving? T-I.;y. Fob New Obibass.-Tho great low pres sure steamer Richmond, unable to get her Immense cargo aboard last night, will pos itively leave at 10 o'clock A. m., to-day, for New Orleans, and all way ports. No boat on the river ofl'ars superior accommoda tions to passengers, and no boat has more gentlemanly or accommodating officers, Captain N. S. Green commands, and Lu ther T. Woods is her chief clcik. Klver Dispatcher. PiTTsBtrita, March 15. MonoDgiheia tmnoa wltu J eel l ?ncue;ai lsrownavnie dl4 feet and falling. JNo arrivals. Ar liugiou ieu ioe wuan at i o ciucs, ior iin cinoall, with a large number of pab.se n gers and Zw tons oflrelgnt. JLhe following auaiuonai lows oi coai nave aeiisrieu io Cincinnati: Alagora. Lioness. Coalbill, J. F. Dravo. wlta 430,000 bushels coal for Lonlsviile; Keystone, Resolute, Sam Kob erts. and Dart, wltn (j&j.cX) bushels. Tb9.se shipments about wind up the business on stone sunk a coal boat 9 miles below here. The TIsreKS buuC k. boat ot coal on lb head ot Brunett's Island. The Diamond stuck one barge, one boat, one fuel boat on the head ot lirunett's Is:and: the.' boats went on with the balance or tbel tows. Weather cloudy and moderating, Thermometer 4lc. Pittsburg, March 15. Rafhlntr, cld and disagreeable. Monongahela H feet 6 inches and falling, anowintc. No passenger and freight, at the landin?. The steamer Essie, to-day, for her tow 1 mties below returned here with her boilers leaking and was conuemncu uy xuspec.ors. Ciscinnati, March 15. The river has fallen ! inches in tbe last 1 hours, with 21 leei 8 incues in me cuannei ; now station ary. Weather cold, windy and clearlo up. Port List Arrived Argosy and Bnvannah, Pittsburgh: R. It. IladHon, Wheellnm tSorman. Kvansviile: Suam rock. St. Louis; Silver Moon. Memphis Kelte Vernon. JNew urteaus. ilenaiteu it. it. uuuson, wneeung; Anna, bt. Louis. Louisville, March 15. rort list J. H Oroesbcck, Cincinnati to New Orleans LeClalre jno. z, to lennessee lltver; Anitr lea. from Cincinnati. Kiver faliiuz. 7 feet on the falls and 9 feet la the canal Co and snowing. Nashville, March 15 River falling : 15 feet on Harpetu Shoals. The weatber Is cold and cloudy. Arrived John Lumsden. Cairo. Hi parted Emtoa Flovd. Cin cmnaii; .fc.ua iiugnes, upper uumoeriand Cairo, March 15. Port list Sallie, New Orleans to .f lttstmrg, p. m. ; city of Cairo Memphis to St. Louin, at 10: Foray the, Vicksbargto St. Louis, at 11; Thompson Dean, jncw urieans to i. Ciouis. at 11 ; in diana. New Orleans to Louisville, at 11 Continental, St. Louis to New Orleans, at 12; Champion. Cincinnati to St. Louis, at A. si :m. j. wicks, on. urieans to st. xouls. at a: Shark. St. Louis to New Orleans. 6 p. m; Mary Alice, 7 P. M. River station ary. Cloudy ; Mercury 80. St. Louis. March 15. Arrived: Clare Petrel, and St. Luke, from Memphis; Tom j asper ana coiumoian, irom j e w Orleans Harry Johnson, from Keokuk; City of Pektn, L-oin Peoria; David Watts, from Tennessee River: Hawkeye and barues Departed: Mary McDonald, for Ouachita tiver; Jttarry j onnson. Memphis, March 15. Weatber clear an cold. Rlvtr fell three inches. Arrived Magenta, from N. O. Departed: lien: Ames, Colorado, Glasgow, to St. Louis Leweilin, to Evansville; Republics with 1.0J0 bales of cotton, to N. O. ; Dance, from Red River to N. O. Arrived; Common wealth, Mctilll, Liegal Tender. Departed Emperor, to Cincinnati. VicTtSBUEO, March 15 Down, Nick Wall Leonidas, and Pargoud. The weather is clear and cool. RESTAUH-AIiTS. LI V 111 3c JL.l5jL' LIVE JOHN C. SCaWEIZE&'i Maisi St. Exchange BST. FIFTH AND SIXTH STS., The Cheapest Oyster Horss ia Town rKESn OTSTEKS OF THE FINEST quality received from Baltimore daily per express. Meals at all hours-35 cents ; Oyster Soup Open Irom 6 A.Jt. to 12 p.m. de4 diyGREAT SALS OP JrDJEtNITUEE, At MILLEB, K1S6ES & CO.'S, No8. S9 anU 91 ItilX STREET. Our copartnership contract having run out by limitation of time, and being determined to close up our business, we will sell at r ost price our whole stock ot Furniture. Every one who wants to buy good and cheap Furniture will please call on us. . We also offer the whole business ior sale under very liberal conditions. fel7 dCwl MILLER, KAII'jES & CO. " For Sale, RICK 1IOISE Ai) TWO JLO'IS on Seventh Street, between Syca more and Vine, east side. Terms. nnthird cash ; balance on twelve and eigbteen months' credit. For particulars inquiro at 44 and 4ti, corner First and Vine Streets. mhlSlm LAD. HELM AN fT. ULU'liACEW LOVE.-Essays lor Young Men, iree. in sealed envelopes. Howard ASio.TArror, tins P, Philadelphia, Pa. mill

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Shoolins or aEurglar. Chicago, March 15. In Alton, 111., st night, William Bobien, in at tempting to enter burglariously the house ot V. V. Warren, was shot and killed by the latter. A 'lrxbune dispatch Irom bt. Faul. Minn., states that that region is completely snow-bound. No Railroads attempted to run trains to-day. There is over four feet oi snow on a level throughout the upper country. Tho Elbleand the Memphis Schools. Memphis. March 15. The Board of School Visitors yesterday adopted the suggestion of bupermtendent Leath, prohibiting all religious exercises in public schools. This also excludes the Bible. Railroad Appropriation. Indianapolis. March 15. The vote in this city to-day, upon the proposition to donate ?U5,000 to the Indiana & Illinios Central Railroad, resulted in favor of the appropriation by a majority of one thousand four hundred and sixty-hve. Columbus. March 15. The House passed a bill giving counties and townships authority to assist in constructing railroads. Tht tax for thi3 pur. pose is not to exceed one half of one per cent, in one year. Wt. Vernon Uommandery. JNo. l. Knight Templars, is celebrating it3 fifty-second anniversary to-night by a banquet. Buffalo, March Id. A petition from the leading firms and prominent citizens has been sent to the Liegisla ture asking a crant of power to the Common Council to lease Terrace Park to the Mechanics' Institute to erect a mammoth fire-proof building for international industrial exhibi tions and a perpetual bazaar. Ottawa, March 15. In the House of Commons to-day a petition was presented from the Board of Trade and merchants ot Uswego, praying tho House to pass a bill to incorporate the Erie & Ontario Ship Canal Bill to effect tbat object subsequently introduced and referred. Trenton. March 15. In the As sembly to-day Brcnkenhoff presented articles of impeachment against Jus tice John White, of Hoboken, for having, as alleged, received exhorbitant fees in a case over which he Lad no jurisdiction. AuausTA, Me., March 15. In the Senate to-day the bill to authorize .Portland to loan va credit to the Portland & Rutland Railroad Com pany, was indefinitely postponed. STEAMBOATS. FOR ME As PHI, VICKSBURO, AND NEW ORLEANS. The great low-pressure passenger steamer 5 IIICII3IOND. Nat S. Oreen, Master, Luther T. Woods. Clerk, Leave J Evansville lor New Orleans anl - all way ports on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16th, at 10 o'clock A. sc. For freight or passage apply on board or to w . u. .tsttu v n et cu. , mhlSlt Agents. FOR CLARKSVILLE AND NASHVILLE The new and magnificent steaxer Josh V. Throop, Master; tieorge Throop, Clerk, Having been built expressly for tbe Cum be eland River trade, wilt leave for Nash vine and all way porta on WEOKESIIAT, MARCH ICTII, at 4 o'clock P.M. For freight or passage apply on board mlti It or to W. U. CONANT, Agent. FOR MEMPHIS, CAIKO AND NEvV ORLEANS. Tbe magnificent passenger steamer James A. Lusk, Master; J. L. Eagon. Clerk, Leaves for New Orleans and all way ports, WEDNESDAY, MARCH IGru, at 8 o'clock f.m. For freight or passage apply on board, or to HUMPHREY, LEWIS & CO., and W. O. BRO VN tfe CO., inhl2 4t Aent. FOR-MEMPHIS, VICKSBURO, AND NEW ORLEANS. The mngaiflcent new steamer iff... .. T Grl-tt.Xil JEl-JX, Oeorge L. Kouns, Master; James Kerr, Jr., Clerk, Will leave CAIRO for ew Orleans and all way ports on FRIDAY, MARCH 1STJI, at 5 o'clock p.ar., on arrival of cars from Chicago a-id packet from Evansville. For freight or passaee apply on board, or to CHARLES T. HINDE, mhl2 5t Agent at Cairo. FOR WABASH RIVER. The celebrated Wabash River packet t Wost Wind, Ab. Mackey, Master: , Cash. Thr mas. Clerk, Leaves for New Harmony, Gray vllle, and all way landings on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16m, at 3 o'clock 3u. For freight or passage app'y on board. II FOa OWENSBOK.O ANU LOUISVILLE The splendid side-wheel passenger packet to.-"Mtlg-"irnrr'7 Morning Star, Frank O. Smith, Master; . . - Frank Dougherty, Clerk, WUI leave for Louisville and all way pons WEDNESDAY MARCH 16, at 11 p.m , on arrival of mall train from tbe North and East. For freight or passage apply on board, or to W.O.BBOWPlAm. ' dlt Agents. FOR MEMPHI3.VICKHBURQ AND NEW ORLEANS. The great passenger steamer R. E. Neal, Master; w. . . Charley Miller, Clerk, Will leave for New Orleans ami all way torts on SATURDAY, MARCH 19th, at 12 o'clock m. B or freight or passaee apply on board, or to W.G.BROWN& CO.. and HUMPHREY. LEWIS & CO., mhl t Agents. Crescent City Flooring ami, KAPPLSR & SALMON, Proprietors, Sash, Doers, Blinds, Frames, Moulfilng, &c. Planing, Ripping, Splitting, and Scroll Sawing done at Short notice. Pine and Poplar Floorin?, SidiDg, Dressed and Rough Lumber, always on hand, for sale. Also, Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers Of the CELEBRATED

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Sew or5 Sola ana tiiocs fixrfcit. By Telegraph.! New Yos.z. Slarcli 15. - Mosey More active but easy at 3a0 on call loans. Kteblisq Heavy at TiiS. The recent steady reduction in rates is suspended. It was occasioned by leading bankers for the purpose of buying np cotton bills, and tbrse of the second class bankers chiefly. Ctolo The mamet nas been animated but irregular and feverish throughout tbe day. Pxices opened at 115?, advanced to ll'Si on a Washington telegiam that sev eral memoers oi toe ways anu weans Committee had waited upor.rjtbe Presi dent who informed thera that he did not want any funding this season, and was content with the present financial fcituaiion. subsequently otner oisaaicnc-s arrived to the effect that the bill sent to the Ways and Means Committee was favor able to passage in the Houie, Still later the Room was Informed that the Senate Committee on Foreign Relation had decided against the aunexatlonoftet. Domingo, and still later came news tbat the House Committee on Bmkint and Currency could not agree on tbe redistribu tion of tbe l;4,WJ.wO or xnauonai uanit circulation. Under these telegrams tbe Gold Room became mixed, and prices declined to llljj lllljg at the close. A weakness in foreign exchange has noted unfavorably on the market, and assisted the bear influence. Carrying rates 3.45 per cetit; clearances Bi.OuO.Ou). The cotton market was a scene of considerable activi ty and excitement to-day, and prices ad vanced y?o on spot, ana ;-ac to io ior iorward delivery. This rise is due to the ad vance in Liverpool, wblch created much surprise, la view of the Increased arrival Uo'viesmisw Qalet but closed firm; under reference cf the funding bill considerab e purchase was made by financial institutions Coupons, ls81 115 0115i miiuiupl KM cH!i , llUW!4 ,. lUS'nlUK KM wKJ'i KjyKW Uti (KU '4 miii2r8 J--0. 1SZ . Do. lsoi... Do. iStia Do. New ... Do. 1)7 i.o. lbbti Ten-forties currency sixes... acw Tori Market. By Telegraph. New York, March 13. FLOUK-Closed steady, with a moderate export demand for uudiutu and low grades or extra. WliKAT-Dull and hetvy:Sl lOJll ICc for No. 2 Sprins; tl 25 al 27 jor Winter red ami amber western. Rvk Nominal. Oats A shade easier; sales ot 20,000 bushels Western at byto. In store. Corn Quiet and veiy firm; tHJ&OOc for new mixed Western. MOLA34KS Qalet; siles of 1S hogsheads Porto Rico at o'Z ajSc, and 2j0 barrels Netr Orleans at 77,8i'2c. Pi.tkolecm-Du11 and heavy; H?i3 for crude; lio-V'Tc 'or refined. Hoi's Quiet and firm. LIN&EEUOIL-Dull and heavy at 90i91c, and easier. TuRPHNTiNE-SKady at Poaic Dull and heavy; nien of 625 barrels at 2 75 lor mess, J19 lO'JO 00 lor prime, ard 122 OU for prime mess. Bice?-Quiet ;sa!es of 130 barrels at 110 00 (315 00 for new plain mess. Tierce beef dull; sales of 2"i0 tierces at Ui3 00i 00 for prime mess; WmO 00 for Inuia mets. Beef bams quiet; sates ef 200 barrels at t'JH OOs'Si 00 for new. Cur Meats Heavy ; sales cf 145 packages at 10o12c for shoulders; Hr14c for bams; middles steady with a lalrdeiuand; sales of 250 boxes at 124(!l'io for Cum berland cut, 13(4l4a for long ribbed, and HVic for Ionic clear. Lakh Heavy; sales of 500 tierces at 13J nyHs ior steam ; iii'too ior Eeltie rendered ; alto 730 tierces deaui, ssliers' April and May, at H:,c. Bur iE Firm; 15ft25c for Ohio. Chejcsb Du 11 at H ijlt)4c. Fkeights To Liverpool, dull. LoalsTiIlc UsrEct. y Telegraph. I LonisviLLK. March 13. Tobacco Sales of l'S7 hogsheads at ft 33 (40 lor irabii ; to 11.9' JJ tor lug-; u Xji jr low to good leaf. Corro-f Firmer and better feeling; middling at 20c. Flour Extra family steady. Wheat tl lOjjt 2j. Conn - :Jc Oat-3c. Rye-900 from store, all sacked. Provisions Firm : m.-s nork tZ7. BACOf Quiet: suoulders 11c; clear rib 15!-ic: c.ear sides Itic. Bulk Meats -Hhou'.ders lOXc; e'ear rib 1154c; clear sides 13a. Labd Prime tierce l3Jc. KUUAR C'CKKD ilAMH Idc. Whisky Advanced to ajflo. Nashville Market. By Telegraph. Nashville, March 13. Cottos Higher; low middling 18c; good .. i ... i r. ,,. 1.. 1 tfcicaso JScraet. By Te'ejraph.J Chicago, March 13. Floub Dull nnd easier; 13 70.35 25 for ' prlii 11 extras. Wheat No. 1 quiet at 813?0 By Teietfrarb.l Ht. Louib. March 13. TonAcc j Moro active but unchanged, CoTTaif Nominal. HKMP-Unclianged. Flour Dull and irregular; spring superDneand extra at r.'lfrj j,!: fa 11 hupt-rllne at i0; XX at (1 73; XXX at t35 23. WriKAT-DuU; No. 2 red tali at Kl CJ; No. 1 do til Otial 10; choice SI 10. C'okn Firmer; mlxad bulk at (i2i:0r:; yellow OSs; white 70c; mixed lu sacks 73ji 702: yellow 70i77; white 7ijSJ. Oats Better; iVami;io Lr bulk; 4835ic for sacked. Baulky Dull and lower at 8S(J2j Lr Minnesota. Ryk Dull at72o lor choice. W hisky Lull ; nuaU lots ranged at UuocFiE9 -Quiet and unchanged. PitOVlMOJiS Dull anl weak; 8.(1820 00 for mess pork, latter lor order lot ; a;4o ior dry salt shoulders; 1-134 ttU e'ear sides; lis for Imcon and shoulders; li;is for clear rib; 1334-3 15c for clear slies, all on orders. IAEB-Nominally unchanged at 13e for choice steam. c!Ji-tr.r.atl ara.e;. Br TeletraDh.' t'.ittcr-vN a rf. Xarch 13 Flocb axd urain Unchanged. Cotton M iddllng 2QgX)l4. Tobacco In demand; sales of 132 hhds. at t:i 00(320 00 for frozen tissh to brigut leaf. Whisky Qolet at 02: demand light. Provisions Dull, li'.Ue dolDg; market weaK for all articles; mess porn held at 826 23iaj20 50 ; bulk meats t:-4 to' sboulders, 1.4, l.'i'i. 1434 for sides, no sales; bacon dull ; sbouldeis held at 11c, small sales; sides 1434 for clear rib and 13l-4 for clear sides: suKr cured hams lUnj-g, demand ligbt. Lard Held t 13314o for steam and kettle; no sales. Butter Scarce ard firm at 303: 0a. EtGs Scarce and firm at 2.'ic. Linseed oil Dull at97ta9ic. Laud Oil Declined to tl 20&1 23 for extra. Petroleum Dull; 2728c for refined. Sugar Dull, 34c lower. Coffee Dull, 34c lower ; Rio 17,21; the latter rate for prime. Molasse.-! Unchanged. 4oli 1 1154 buying. Exchange Firmer; par buying, 1 10 prem. selling. Money Maeket Eafy at 8310 percent. Xuropean aartcs Lolx!f, March 15. By Cable. Consols for money 9J: account 93: American securities boyant '02 91; 03s 90)4 ; G7s m ; 10-4C8 67. Paris, March 13. Bourse dull at"! franca 42 centimes. Liverpool. March 15.-Cotton steady and nnchabg-.d; suits 12,000 bales; Man chester : advices favorable. California wtai'e wheat 9s 5d : receipts fortbreedays 13.5U) quarters; 12 500 American ; Flonri'0 6d; Corn No, 2 mixed 27s 9d; Oats 2i 5d; Barley 5s: F as 37s 3d; reruns ; " 0d ; Lard (Sis ; Cheese 7J-J 0d ; Bacon o.b. Xew Crlcauj Market. By Telegraph. New Orleans, March 15. Cottou-Active at full prices; mld-lllng 216's22e; rfcipts 84,3eO balet ; exports J,Ai dFLOualVowdgrad.-s are plenty and dull; choice grades tcaica and firm; sales at Si 62. 3 4 0 tt). OAT9 6c. Hay f-i-i OJ. PoRK-Messf-S 12.428 50. LAHD-liaHc Uerce, arid 17i17J4 for keg. Other articles are unchanged. MeaishU Kar&M. By Xelesrayh.l Msufpuis. March 15. Cotton Active and firmer at 21c; receipts 62 bale ; exports 410 bales. Flour S3 00. Cokji Firm ; choice El. Oats is Hay-S3"0 CO. iiKAlC- S2ti 00. Pork $28 5o. Lakd Dull BULK gHOCLriKRS 113113-lc Si des 1334 f& l5J4c CIIAS. I. ITAZZAUD, Having returned from the East, where he has extended his experience In tha liner branches of paper-hanging, returns his thanks to the c.tizans t;f this place tor past, patronage, and is confident tbat he will re ab e to give satlsfaclion 10 his o d friends, and ati new ones who may favor bim Willi a call. Oideis leit at 47 ami i.) .vain ; a'so, 1 1 Month First sir. et. nihil lm

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Shaking and Enrslos. It is not necessary to Journey from the tropic? to Alaska In order to experience tlie'extremes of heat and cold. Thousands undergo the inconveniences of this thermornetrlcal cnango every uay, or every other day, as the case may b?, without tbe trouble of moving over tbe threshold. A word with these Involuntary shakers. What are they doing to expedite their return to a medium temperature? to break the chills and banish the fever? Are vbey dosing themselves with quinine, thereby Imperiling the FOundnet-s of their bones and Impairing the vigor of their brains and net vous 6ystern? Some ol tberu are, no doubt, but not the majority 01 mem, ,1 la hu'iovo.l Tho VrtillO of HOHtOtter S Stomaca bitters as a harmless and certain specillc for fever and ague is understood and appreciated in all parts ot the country where interraittents prevail. The rebideMs of Kiicli localities beszln to take 11 enrly ia the Spring as a protection against the miasma by which they are fcurrouuded ; not all 01 them, perhaps, lor a unnu auhereuca to error is tbe specially of some people, bat the greater number. If there is any fixed fact in taerspeutles, It is this; tbat the Bitters aro a tar bstter safeguard against all tbe varieties ot periodic maladies produced by unwholesome exhal-.-.tlous than any dru or compound in tho materia medicaof the prole-mloo. This a.-serlion is made with all due re-pt-ct to tbe faculty, but being an Important truth, and one tbat nearly concerns the health of large settlements, in various parts .if the country, and Indeed ot tbe public at larse, it is made learlesNly. Founded on ample and uuluipeachab.e testimony, it defies dlsproval "So break up chills and levers, as well as to prevent them, there is nothing so reliable as tbii wholesome vegetable restorative. Consumption. The Three Remedies. "Schench's Pcxkonio fiYKUP," for the cure of Coughs, Co'.d.-, Bronchitis, and every form of Consumption. Tho pecullaractlon of this medicine ripens the ulcers In the luugs, pro motes the discharge of the corrupt matter by expectoration. Furiflos the blood, aud thus cures Consumption, when every other remedy falls. "Schenck's Sea-Weed Tonic" for the cure of Dyepepida or Indigestion, and all diseases arising Irom debility. This touio Invigorates the digestive organs, supplies the place of the gastric Juice when that is deficient, and then enables the patient to digest the most nutritious food. It is a sovereign remedy lor all cases of Indiges tion. M Schenck's Mandrake Pills," one of tba most valuable medicines ever discovered, being a vegetable substitute for calomel, and having ail the useful propurlles ascribed to that mineral, without producing any of its injurious effects. To these three medicines Dr. J. II Schenck, of Philadelphia, owes his un. rivaled success in tbe Treatment Of Pulmonic Consumption. The Pulmonic Hy rup ripens the rnoibld matter, discharges it, and purifies the blood. The Maudrake Fills act upon the liver, remove all obstructions therefrom, give the organ healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint, which is one of the inout prominent causes of Cobsumptlon. The Sea-Weed Tonlo Invigorates the powers of the stomach, and by strengthening the digestion and bringing it to a normal and healthy condition, Improves tbe qualltj of the blood, by which means the formation of ulcers or luberolus in the lungs becomes Impossible. The combined action of bnno medic'uus, as thus explained, w I care every caho of Cousuiiiptiou, If the r o:edies are u.-ed In time and the use of tbe is peixeverel in suinclontly to brlug tli ca, t a fa voluble termination. Lr. Scbetirk's Ala.attac, containing a full troatisu on .he various forms of disease, his mode of treatment, and general directions how to use his medicine, can be had gratis or sent by mail byaddresslug his Principal Office, No. 13 North Sixth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Price of the Pulm-mlo Syrup and Seaweed Tonic, eacli (1 50 per bottle, or 17 60 a half doxco. Maudrake Pliis, 23c. per box. For sale by all d, ii.UI and dealers. IJA'I CM Ei7.'rii A 1 1 l If Tbls splendid lialr Dye is the best lu tho world. liariuieMH, reliable, ln-.lantuntuus; does not contain lead nor any vilalie poHsou lu prouueo puralyHs or death. Avoid the vaunted aud delusive preparullonit boadtn virtue lliey do not pot-ht-MS. ibe genuine W. A. JWcuelor's lialr has had 'M years' u utarnlt.ijed reputation to uphold lis integrity its Ihe only Perfect llair Dye Black, or Brown. Hold by all Druggiu!ii. .Applied at lb Bond Street, Nw York.. I fell) -To remove Mot b-l'atcbes, Fruckien, aud Tan from the fitce, uho I'errj't Mofti and ''reckle IjOlion. Prepared only by 1)1, B. C. Pkhky. sold by all uruggUtM. uovl7 d;iin SoN rX' 1 1! iToiilirifjf J'ool. ESSAYS ' YOIJN4J JlKJf, who have fallen into vicious baolLs, and now dnMre a htsljer life, and a bet to AlANliOjJ),iili CKilain means of rell.-l for tbe allllcied. Went in staled letter enVedopes, free of ciiartro. Addrnsn, HOW" AUD ASSOCIATION, Hoi P., PhILALF.i. PHI A, Pa. sei2M The Kp.irfui CiXlITlPhubduedT THE CUKE HOW DISC O V KK Kit II aving been long i. filleted with CAN. Kit I resorted to ail the reu.eale ot which I could bear. Among them was one recommending a certain herb to me wit a cure. I (is 1 supposed) procured the herb, and prepared ai.d applied li, wblch made a perfect cure, but on examination by the family phybiciuii holnfurmi d me that the herb 1 had us-.ii, which bad made a pel feci and speedy cure, was not tbe one reommeude 1. All who are uflllcleil can find a t-pt-edy cure by sending ior the recipe, with lud directions ior u-ia. Price t i. Address, with ret-lsiered loiter or money order, UEoItOE it OHO AN, Box 231, Port JervN, tirange County, New Voik. Ja22d3m AVOID UUAtlis.-A victim of eany Imprudence, cauMing nervous debility , prematui e dtcuy, 4c, has diwcoverrd a simple means of cuie, which he will m ml res Io his fellow-sutlerers. Address J.H. REEVES, 78 Nat-sau SUeet, New Vork. oc22 0m SpN "sri'orliLACK WOUMMand PIMPLES on tbe face, use l'erry't Vomednne ami J'tmple Jiemedi, prepared only by Dr. B. C. Perry, 49 Bond Street, New York. Sold everywhere. Xije tiade supplied by wholesale medicine dt:klern. uol7d;iin SpN S T -A. L L X () H AT For 1870. The fast trotting Htallion VELOX, Dark brown, bv Young Morrill, sire of Fearnaught. ills dam the lnt trotting mare Eli on Douglas; will serve mares at $30 the neat on. The thoroughbred Stallion SILVERTHORN Chestnut, by Riuugold; lie by Boston: dain by Imported Olentoe; will be reduced from h:lt to Hi J tr the present neas'in, to induce farmer to breed their mares to a thoroughbred home. Any mare bred to these horse, not proving In foal, can be returned the following season free of charge. Tbe seanon commences the 1st of M arch, and ends the 1st of J uly. Terms Note payable on the 1st d'ly of January, 1871. For sale, thoroughbred and Trotting Horses, Alderney Cuitle, (mtiic one-quarter cream); Chester White Pigs, and South Down Sheep, best breed lor mutton aud wool combined. We expect to Import a large blackjack by the first of Ar m, of winch due notice will ba given. A'l lr-m WM. CRAFT. A tent for owner. EvansviUe, March, 1670. mbtt d 1 w w 1 m JTjIZ.TJS VEGETABLE SiCILlUl HAIK RENEWER. It Is the beat article known to preserve the hair. It will positively restore CitlAY HAIR TO UN OKIfjIKAE tEJt AND PfttlHOTU IIS tiitotmi.; It is an entirely new scientific discovery, combining many ef the most powerful and restorative agents ia the vegetable kingdom. It makes the Hair tmoulh and glouy,"and docs not stain the tkin. IT I RECOMMENDED AND rjSED BY THE FJR-4T MEDICAL AUTHORITY. For sale by all drugglKta. Price fl. It. P. HALL & tO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors. mhl dim (eod) wlm Me dlock. Tiir Basis of Civil Society. Essays for Young Men, on tbe honor and haipiness ot Marriage, and tbo evils aud natters of Celibacy; with sanitary help lor the attainment of man's true po.-utlon in life. Sent free, in fcalrd eiiv.'npr. AcMr.es llOVV'Altn AJM1 I A I IO.V, Fox I. Philadelphia, Pa. tclO il.t A. llI ,

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WATCHER I) I A H 0 a I) Silverware a:sil SiU'cteclV.;. WHOLI SALK ACF.VK lOtl Til It American Watch & C!ocl Ccinpauy. A laree htock of C oi:k and Vut h Mai. ria's always on tiAtn.. Frio j LlHt lurnlslieil 011 f. 1 J Ion. Special attei.tiou i;iveii to 1. 1n.n1 fine Watches. L I1 still l i ti' o t, ok 1:00 It ill' LOW KiUOXIS. fell dly ARKANSAS LAND. J(i. M. T1HUV, Laleof EvansvUli Ind. ti:::i:y a nwnrsroN, Hi: II. ESTATE AOfM i, Marion, Crittea.Un Co., ArkaBsi , Bay and m-11 Heal EstalP. We 1 1 'i v r now on baud tr. m tt-ii to twelve timiininl acr-s f the fiint .i'id innut i l m-i i vn lauds In the M b.slhh! ppl Vili-y , I r t reuonitile terms. Ai, hmi-i.il vrv liruble lni. iivi-'I fi-rm, rmiiHiiiiia liom 40 to Kkl acrt-M. W o -vill sell in i'iHi,Mliri to suit pu 1 chaser. m 1. 1 0 1 m .EC i. EOBEUT 1SOVO. BOYD WOOD, it .iio 1-1 x T i: a rr b, No. 1 Chat tlier'r i; I :(!:, Comer Flr t and Locust Ktrt-t-ls, l.VAN.iVlLLn, I Nil. Plans aud Hpeo! Ictitions pi 1 .. 1 on short nottuc luil ri aoiiiole leim, tanLi Utf PUIlLIHHuh BY tut LTANSYILLK JolUAL C0.1I1MM' !Vo. I.04-IISI ttr(t-t, Etniini Ille. Order Ilolatins to Center Ktret;t. Oil motion of Cou -icil mini I li -k 1 ns, n rolidi'd by Couii-dimitti Wlliblre, lbt followlnx order w ts ununlnuyiisly j d and HtHii-t.-'l : If if ov in iti: uii iti:i 1 . six weukH' pub li. n,t c iMiilvi-iii publication In tin E va nbvillo J 011 1 11.il, 11 public Iiewpupt-r printed Mil. I pulil.Mi. d lu tliH city ot Evtinvvllle, 1 hat on Momiriy, tbe 2-.I It day of A 1 ill, 170, the Common Council of trie : ly 01 Hvunt-vlijo win mike an order lor moving tho pie-eut northeasterly lino of Center M10..I, t .1 llDO hlxty leet 1101 I h of Hid s null lln.iof Said street, between t;inrk nnd I - I Hlr.-. ls, puKslng throui;'! 1." In 9, 10, II. 1-, II, 1. mi II, in Ji:oi- 11 urn oer 7, in the l-'on 1 m A-.nla : ;,oment of the city .l Evimsvlile. And any person bi-sji Lived l,y re,o,on of the ad'pliou ol t n oid.-r m.iy 1.1, nny time with In hs we-.-ks Irom lis p .1 hi It-., ! m.ii apply to I lie Com n 1011 l ou mil ior l.-.lr.-m by petition or rei.ioiiklrai.ee in writing, left Willi tbo CleiKid the Com iifou 1 hi . ; oil, containing a, suitcmetit of tl Injurie, com plained of, am- t he 11 ruon n t deiiinn-l. t therefor, and nh d petition or reiiiotihiliincy will be iluly eoi-.i. , , .'! del.ermlned 011 1 he 21 h Jay nl April, And It Is furl her ordered fiat li,.t (1 , 1 1,r.cord In Ihe Mini tu Book ot tlm t 'omi.-il Ihe plat of sil l l e Her M reel, m pi . ... .j to be wldei.ed, w ib-ii pl;.l Lum been prepared by Ju.'i:.-m 1 1. Kuii..-r. l uy Purveyor. A. -I. M HI KF, h i k. By I-:. . MiUhih , Ix piiiy. City Cleik's Oilic", ICvai-svUle, Mureh jo, 1H70. nihil liw IIK Wiisoii Fumlly Shut' In or Lor k. stitch Sewing .Miu:iiitie. stll-.-bes uliin .ii both t-l.H-H, Will sew in line, Ms (.i, and u strong usuiy MkIi prl.-.. I n.--,vli, 4 machine, and it v i,l (Pj till t imts oi m-w-ing us well as any i uur niftchliie. Why it It tbat the Wiimo i luui'li 1 n keiH .t kii nnd He), while oil ers nil t.t umi t -'.,- Tn reason iatha i buy ih4 w Hhou machine d I reef, from tho fuel ry, for ensn, aud the high-price 1 mai-nitit um toi.i r.n com mlHsiou, h ml Imve I o g' I h rou t; li -ral hHiid before t i pui eii ser f.-.-i , hem. 'I'll ere In the Oet. end Agvnl, 1 niveui, , A(ht and Local Agenl ; eneli ol thei,.i neiiLs g t a blxtr c-mi m Usion or i.!iiJUy, That makes the m K b i un it iy h -pi k.ed, In,:, no better. Call and fimiil ifi the Wil-:wii t-'ewle Machine, 11 ml Miit -fy yoursMf. 'j'erin liberal. i.UCll Ill-K lii lill W HITitbteil fr ti.i.w J earn. W by pay 173 or S .1 for a nine -hlno If you can jietcim Ior tlU or r (i, Hint will niiH-.ver the wm purpose. Oliicu em m r Mil n niui Main. KvuiihVll'e Ind. 'ilmtj mn.bliu.i can also be bad Jit Ka b in 'h hlni e, i.hihui h, corner Fulton A v 11101 tnil Si x I h n 1 .-.is J. M. libl- ll IIM IN, A-eiiL I r th.e mi,, ties ol Vandei btire ti. Post y, l,ib . , r , f-p.-i.. cer, Warrick and l ike, Ind , ihm f,,r Hentlerson county, Ky. mhl lwd:;mw Ke ri ova I. rrri: i:i fi to ia i ut.n m r. iti, i, u V J ami eiisloiin :h that we have icm-.vi 4 to m.w and f-omiii ,diouH prunlHi Mon 1- yBlnoie Blreet, JUf,t In rear ol I be old Mun.1, wliery, with inci. ased ln.-i 1 1 ii.-m, wewbi bo piensed lo will (111 till ul' in ly tavor us with their j ulroi.Hi-". PAi.l ULL OUH & li. 1). al i-; In Iron, .Slid, 'i In-S' e Sycamore Etrect, r.oir V;it EviMHii'lt', I milium , le?5 dim 4 w W oak:.! oi7 "MahdN, Florists anl Nurssrync PROP tl ICTl.U.H oir FLOICAL LOCl'NT hi iti.i: r. let. Second un I Ti.lt 1. Oarden ai.d ire m oti e on ) tub y A venue, adj. residence of Win. liedrioiii. Our Descriptive C'Htal(Hue ol j'SiH Flowers, 'i rees, H ,e.iM, Fiowerii.K lluiiw' Horticultural nnd UrnaiiieiitMl iood A'will be ready foi .llsti imnlon u, nht of March, and will b. sent li ce to a..i ii u iu.h from abroad. A1I1 r.-H CAKMUDY A Nia;-iOS, fe2 d-lni - l-.vuns vtlle, Ind. Everjtlmi e re ihl k'nshf'Fnihi Baltimore Oyxt rs and L-cj. r 1), ,-. FREE LUNCH wl b OYSTKR SOUP every morning, Irom y to U o'clock a. .M. Mula i fo t. lCxitiiui(r, Between i'lfta und islxth street. felSlm JtUN C. SCilWi IZl.lt. JOllW a. H'OOKKtX. JOHN I-. 1 V. I h !, KcCORKjYJ & TWEH1), Uaiili ;s Jurs a;ul ! 1 1 i lilftt. And Manufacturer of Saih, Doors. IJli'nh, Fraau , lU ai ht 's Stair-Falls, dv. We keep constantly on band a rv Stock Ol Yellow and White I'limaod I'm. lar Flooring, l'oi lar and I'm.. l.umt, r Lalbs, shingles, ao. Su.-h, I'llm.-d 10 ,1 Glazed, on liund nnd to or lur. Hend 1 ; Filco List. FAOIOIIY, Cor. vai.. v r A iH.Hlil sril.M.i, EVA .-i villi'., I o. A 11 or-ler-i t.rnrn nt I v h 1 1 en led to. I b ' t J. B. UiiKKf. r. L. t.. " r. .j. 15. Giti:i:rs 00. , CARUIAai MAUFACTOKi::.l34 Transler Oi iiBPiti ts st C'lneln .1 all y,i'o Miin St res', l-t. F'flh and Sixth, lauli-.U w:m l.v s-iv, i.i.r, 1 s o