Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 April 1870 — Page 4

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BAIIUDAY, ATK1L 2, 1810. CITY NKWS. RK1TBL1CAX K0HIXAII0X8. FOB CITY CLERK, WILLIAM HELDER, TOR CITY COLLKCTOK, A. LEE EWINO. FOR CITT MARSHAL, CHRISTIAN WUNDEUL1CH. FO city teeasdeir; HANDE1W li. HANSOM. fOR CITY AH.SHKSOHH, OTTO PtTAFFLlN. fit AH. C. SOHKEEDER. , J. 11. FICICAB. VOtt CITY BURVKYOn, CHARLES 13. KATEMAN. FOR COUNC1LMEN. Ward, WILLIAM BEDFORD. A LV All JOHNSON. HAMUEL M. ARCHER. HENRY V. BENNIUHOF. JOHN DANNETELL. CI1 ARLt H BCliAUM. JACOB KICK, BR. WILLIAM 11 EI LM AN. WILLIAM TEAM Ell. lHt 2d 3d 4th &lh Oth 7tU 8tU County Orden for sale at this ORlce. COAL CINDERS. Good coal cinders can be had at this oElce. 463" lied and Bluo tbo Journal Office. Pencils at the QT Go to Scblaepfcr's for Drugs and Perfumery. fisaT" Hills Payable Books bound at the Journal Office. neatly ZkJ Tho Deuiocratio Dundreary will bo done drearier on Monday night. Tobacco Sale. Ford sells to-day, & reneral assortment. Buyers atc tend. o7 Insuranco Books ruled for keeping a complcto record of Inaur ance policies, lor sale at the Journal Office Tobacco Sale. Martin, Gardner & Co., of tho Kvansville Warehouse, will sail azaia to day. at tho usual hour. "All 13 Vanity." Thus exclaim cd EsclcstajtViw Van Riper, on hear ing that 'tho Fifteenth Amendment was proclaimed. tST" Mrs. Mary Jane Bingham, I who ia lying ill at tho County Asylum, desires to see her relative, John Stew art, of Henderson, beforo she dies. Tobacco Sale. There win be a alo a t tho Planter'- Warehouse of Weldon Bros. & Co., this morning at. ten o'clock. BQrSpccial attention is called to tho salo of real estate, advertised for 2 o'clock, to-day, at tho Caurt House, by Col. J. S. Buchanan, Commissioner. gidy-The efficacy of Cloud'a Cordial is well attested by the evidence of an clderlplady neighbor, who says she finds it not only a strengthecer, but a lifo rcnowcr. fjrTf Mann wants to know if tho Journal charges anything for adver tising him. No, not a cent. If his law is no better than his oratory, tho publicity he gets will do him no good. County Commissioners. Tho County Commissioners will probably ooncludo their labors tomorrow. Their attention lo-day, was taken up with the tax matters, nothing of general interest being transacted. Cy-The alarm of firo at noon yes terday, was caused by a wooden tank, over the boiler, in Kratz' foundry, taking fire. Mr. John Wells, of the Hook and Ladder Company, discovered tho fire, and bursting in tbo door, put it out, the men all being away at dinner. D0BOH County. Mr. Ira Bra shears, of ltockport, informs us that tho peop'o of Jasper have subscribed forty thousand dollars', toward tb.0 building of tho ltockport & Northern Central Railroad, (North and South mll The completion is now con sidered a fixed fact. """The Journal's Blackguardisms The accusation of the Democratic party that the Journal is addicted to blackguardism, finds its foundation in tho fact that it has reported the doings of tho Democracy, and more especially becauso it has reported the rlat&ical expressions of Whittlesey, Mann, Rudd & Co. SaTOno candidate on the Demo cratic ticket is working among tho nocroes for votes. He says he was horn among them, was nursed by ?i netrro. has eaten, played and elcpt with ni'D'rocs. loved the negroes, and fnuiht four years in the Quartermas ter's Department for tho negroes, and the negroes will bo ungrateful it they rcfusa to voto for him as generally as they havo refused to buy his groce ries. Brass. Thia valuable metal, which ia supposed to bo typical of impu denco, is a matter ot real merit as utilized by Messrs. W. C. Turnock & Co., corner of Pine and Fir6t Streets. There it is converted into all manner of gooda useful to steam and gas fitters. Besides making nearly all the brass goods required by tho machinists of the city, they supply nearly all that is.rcquircd by the packets running to and from this port.

Lambs in the Fifth AVard.

Ureal Gejser of the Courier Threalcnnh, ana the Little Geyser Imltateth his Master. Agrccablo to the arrangement between the son of his father A. W. C. and tho fchepherd of the Second Ward lambs, the flock assembled last night at the Central Market. The head quarters of St. Willard, the convert, who prays eo loud and long for the prohibition of liquor Belling, were at Schaoka' lar-roou, where a large muslin sign invited tho reader to vote for Willard Carpenter. Peter Acker, Esq., presided, and Tim. Gavisk was Secretary. llallying and Challenging Commit tees wero appointed, and a long awkward pauso was endured patiently. while a messenger went for Mr. Carpertcr, and returned with tho word that he was ill and could not como Aleck Wilson apologised for his absence. Calls were made for Mann Whittlesey, Williams, Menifee, Wilson and lludd, but Mann only report ed. Ho announced that negroes would vote, and advised the Demo crats to spend Monday in trying to find out whether they wero white or not. Ho rambled and talked against time, to hold tho crowd together; in fact, he answered Tom. Moore's description of " A very little man. Who had a Utile soul. Ami he Hul l, Utile soul let ut try J f It's not within our reach Just to make a little speech, tfetwttn Utile you and little 1." Aleck Wilson succeeded, and said that the colored man might voto if ho chose, eo f ir as ho cared. He would not stop them if ho could. Whittlesey was called, and mounting the Btand, said ho did not intend to speak much, but if they would listen, he would say a littlo something. Ho asked, " Will you allow the Fifteenth Amendment to be crowded down your throats? " "I havo no prejudice against tho negro, but until the law is passed by Congress to carry that amendment into effect, negroes shall not vote." "Are you going to bo cowards and allow yourselves to bo crushed away from the polls by the negro? Where is tho maa that will show the white feather? It is your duty to say they shan't vote." "Stand up lor your rights and libcrtioi, and if tho negro votes, wo will take his voto because wo can't help ourselves." Applauso "It ia your duty to see that the election is carried in the interests of tho white man. Unless they produce thia law, you have tho samo right to drivo them away from the polls that you have to drivo away other porsons who aro not entitled to voto.' " If tbo right lo vote ia worth anything, it is worth fighting for." Tho extracts in quotation marks ara verbatim reports, and can bo proven by the oaths of more than one person. Rep. Mr. Whittlesey spoke with much apparent excitement, ana was violent ia mannor as well as speech. After he had concluded, tho band played a soothing piece, and Van Riper appeared, smiled, said a few words and retired. Ho was succeeded by Leroy Villiams, E.q.. who made 6omo Lumorous remarks. Williams is tho man who offered to defend disorderly Dem ocrats until after tho election without charge, and the next day prosecuted one for a feo. After William?, camo most of the .... i i.oindiuatcs ana ppok.a wiuir nine BpccchcB. Captain Rudd, following Whittle sey's example, let loose at the negro and tho Fiftecth Amendment. Tho band played several tunes aud went home, tho crowd lingering lov ingly around Schanks bar-room, whero A. W. C. disbursed filthy Iucro for drinks to float his father into the Council. From Tennessee. Major Gardner, of Martin, Gardner & Co., wno nas been travelling in West lenncssco and Kentucky, reports that country as not only very quiet, but prosperous. Money is reasonably plenty among the planters, and a very friendly feeling to Evansviilo prevailing among tho pcoplo, who ship almost all their tobacco here. Tho Journal's market reports aro eagerly sought for. The Major saw Hon. Emerson Etheridgo, enacting Lincinnatus by dropping corn in his field, assisted by a colored man. Justice Emery's Court. Henry Wolff was fined ?5 DO lor assaulting Mrs. Hugo, and had Mrs. Hugo arrested for provoking tho assault. The evidence was very mixed. Three witnesses wero sworn, and they, with ono or two outsiders and the accused parties, insisted on all talking at once in a jargon that was composed of German and English, but yet bore but little rcsemblanco to cither. Ihe Justice was made to understand that ono of tho parties deserved a fine, after they had repeated tho stories two or three times each. I. O. O. F. Installation. The following officers wero, last night, in ttallad in Schiller Lodge, No. 133, I. O. O. F. : Wm, Munch, N. Grand ; C. Barenfanger, V.Grand; Michael Mann, Secretary; George Miller, Treasurer; Herman Schaum, Permanent Secretary. Trustees: Henry V. Bennighof, Michael Becker, Henry L, Dannettell. Orphan Committee: Jacob Merz, Martin Stolz, Christrian Wilhelm. t& Below i3 a true copy of a cornmuoioation to the City Council, which was among thosa laid on the tabh last night: "Sir. an Jintelman of tho council i applicth by citty dark for Lissins for to Sile uiittisin on the Stret on ho toll mo ho cutin grantet be for i sin the citly couusal."

idKETlNU OF iOLOIil l) MEN.

Resolutions l'asscd and Ectfrralnatlon to Vote Kxpmscd. A call was circulated during yesterday for a meeting, and last night tho colored citizens met at Mc Johnston's grocery. Mr. Edward Carton was called to preside, and Mr. Columbus Johnson, made Secretary. Speeches were made by tho Rev. Green McFarland, Wm. II. Gray and Basil Jenkins, Esqs., tho latter being called out twice. Tho tono of the speeches by the above named colored gentlemen wero chiefly congratulating their fellow colored citizens on their admission to their Ions denied rights, and in expressions of thankfulness to the Republican party for the tenacity with which it persisted in pressing tho admission as a simple act of justice to the colored man. Speeches wero also made by Major Mattison, Col. Buchanan and Alex Darling, Esq . after which the tallow ing resolutions were passed: Hesolved. That we recognize the hand of Almighty God in tho privi leeea conferred upon us as a race Resolved, That wo acknowledge as our friends the Republican party Their principles shall be our principles; their prosperity shall bo oui nrnsncritv. Resolved, That this meeting adjourn to meet at their respective Ward meetings on Saturday evening, and on Mondav mornioc at the polls as becomcth free" men. keeping faith with those who have, by their pcrso veranco. their treasure and their blood, conferred upon us tho highest rights ot citizens. Places of meeting for colored men wero then appointed for each Ward It was reported that Captain Elles tho Democratic candidate for Alder man in tho First Ward, had an agent at work trying to seduce colored men to vote for him, notwithstanding his declaration that ho wouldn't have a nigger vote. The meeting was mainly composed of colered men, and wa3 most orderly and dignified throughout its session. jBaT The Courier displayed its enterprise during Thursday by surreptitiously possessing itself of tho insido pages of the Journal, that are worked off during the afiernoon, and confessing the theft by attempting to answer some of tho matter therein contained. Fire in Independence- Mr. Wm. Siuder reports that Little Brothers' dry-house, at their stave factory, in Independence, took fire yesterday afternoon, but was extinguished beforo any considerable darnago was done. Thieving. Mr. Sam. Meyer, furniture dealer, had a new pair of pants stolen from his houso Thursday night, by somo one who probably wanted to voto tho Democratic ticket in good clothes, for onoo in his lifo at least. Jp?"If you read no other part of tho Council proceedings, see the ttid'nicalk session proceedings on the Fifteenth Amendment. Marriage Licenses. The following are tho marriage licenses for the week ending April 1st, 1870: Benjamin Johnson aud Mary Jano Mc Phernon. Philip Miller aud FhlUplna Reiner. Joseph lleahule aud Nancy Kinney. Edwlc Orear and Susan McAllister. COOXCII PROCEEDINGS. Council Chamber, l Evansvllle, April 1, 1870. j Tho Council met pursuant to ad journmcnt, a full board being present. The minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Oa motion of Councilman Hop kins, tho clerk was granted more time in his Butterworth & Kinney account. A bill of T. Royston was referred to the Committee on Claims. Tho clerk was authorized to collect of A. J. Hutcheson for weighing coal. F. Behmo was mado judge of elec tion instead ot Michael btumpi. in the Sixth Ward. Collector Greek was allowed 5 per cent, on all delinquent taxes collected bv him until bis successor is installed The bills of Messrs. Dcnby and Iglehart, for legal services, wero re f'erred to tho Committee ou Claims. The following bills wero allowed: V. Reitz & Bro ... S75 49 J. Dannettell.. 4 8i K. Burtls......- , John Ivlnson a, , William Bedford, Jr Benedict Hchell- ( C. W. Osborne - John Nuaent , Htearns Hutch. ....... ........ Hugh Dully Char.es Siedel , Healy, Isaacs A Co Preston Bros E. Bowles .... 12 00 1!) 0S .... 61 tt7 6 00 ..... 32 6.) ..... bH fi .... 4 to ... 1 50 11 00 .... 1.1 60 , 11 20 tr oo ... 17 50 ..... 5 tO ..... 12 to 14 77 U3U 3. t John Ureek Hornbrnnk & Co.. Police BUI Isldor Essllnger 41 00 ..... tvl 75 K. & C. R. K. Co... T. Royston...... H. Horenson..-..-.. Metzner ............... .... (i t 00 7 10 ...... 4 SMJ The following communications were laid on tho table: From James Oallagcr. atking for a license to sel medicine on the street. From II. T Dexter, asking for a reduction of wharfago rates to the steamer City o Evansviilo. 1 rom S. V lckery, for the refunding of certain taxes. The Committee to settle with the Citv Collector reported a settlement. Tho Mayor reported the return and cancellation of bonds to the amount of SG.CSj 00. Phv. 1J. Veits. wnarl-master. re ported &71 25, collected from fifteen steamers, and Sam. P. Havlin, report ed 53 bO from eight steamers. A petition from citizens on Center Street, between Chestnut and Cherry Streets, asking that said street be reduced to a twelve foot alley, was road and tho people interested recomend ed to procure the city attorney's opin ion on tho measure, and report at next meetins. Martin Stolz was appointed inspec tor of election ia tho Sixth Ward, in nlaco of J. A. Keis, declined. In the matter of openiag out Oak Street, Mr. Doughty insisted on the measure. A vote oa it resulted in tie, and tho Mayor voted nay, and it was negativea. The Chief Engiueer of the Fire Department read his report before the Council, and asked for an appro priation lor printing tne same. On motion of Councilman Orr, twenty-five dollars were appropriated towards that object. Pour interments wore reported at Locust Hill. Oa motion of Mr. Wiltshire, tho Marshal was authorizod to appoint

live special policemen for caah WarJ,

o servo during tno cIccuod, on ilonUy. Un motion, tho Council adjourned. SIDEWALK SESSION. It being Irouzht to tho knowledgo of tbo Mayor, and a quorum of the Council, that the erratio editor of tho Courier had declared, without appro priate legislation to carry it into eltect. the Fifteenth Amendment wa3 of no forco, the Council, on motion of Councilman Orr. endorsed tho paid Amendment, tho Mayor asking leave to record his voto in tho allirmative. Certified copies of the pro ceedings to bo had of the Deputy City Marshal, Real Estate Transfer. The follow ing transfeis of Real Estate were made during the week, ending April 1, as ap pears by the County Auditor's Records: Martin Decker, et. al.. to Carl Nenbline. east of the un.-theast 4,11, and the west, y. oi me ucriheat i wi. 4. ii. ror JOOO 00. Martin vau l)uin to Joseph Gelser, Lot ! and part of the lortrieast of tho noruiwest M 17, 0, 10, lor SO7 00. r. w. ijfuif.TH to John UocKemrvpr. part Of Block til, LarnaHi o City, for ii'JtOO. J. 11. Mllier.HheilirVauderburith Coun ty, to Humuel Whlcher, Loti 17 and 18, In Block C, Northern Enlargement, for S1I5. jonn n ion 10 lienry Ayern, lol 7, in Block 1j, Eastern Enlargement, lorSTOO. Cbarloi oivln Ui A. m. lleltzman. noutheanl of the Boulhwent l-l 4, 10, for J2:'jO 00. Wm. H. Walker to (Jeorae HofT. Lot 11. RIocx 41, Eantern Enlargement, for tl,400. v red. jlr-8ou to Hiiry Urkkbii, went of tine northwest 'ZT, 4, 10, for Sl.ooo. Heldclbach dc KImhh to Alary J. .KUcuner, Ii')U lo, 10 and 17, Black 4!, HeldeUiuch & ElMah Enlargement, for Sa.OUJ. Hfddelbach A KIma to J. O. Ellckner, Lot 15, Block GO, and Lot Block 51, and Lots 21. 22, and T.i, Block 87. Heldelbacu & E wan' Enlargement, for tZ VA). Henry f choemtHjr., to Henry Hchoembs, nr.. Lot 14, Block 47, Lamnsco i -'lty, ior$l-v. F. Lunkeuhelmer to (Joo. Womfell, lot 14, Block 10, Fourth Enlargement aulolnInc. for r15 00. Juo. Hahn to Evansvllle Furniture Co., a.ii o buu, oi uanui on in, ior $-!0 w. Jno. Fuller to lienry AyerM, l,ot 8 Block 25, Knxlern Knlargement, for700 00. Chr. Miller to b.vausville Furniture Co., Loti 4, 0 and 0 Hub. Canal Baj-ln, for 11,500 00. Leo. Kuehn to Louis Bergdolt. portifouth Side South Kant , 'I, 0, 10 for i:f70 UO. John Koruho;Hi to Wm. sayer, Lot 8 Block 3, llolzur arcs Enlargement, for l-'mjOO. John lleddurich to EvaiiMvlile Furniture Company, Uud. ya Lot II sub. Canal Basin, for J:"jO0 00. Chaa. OrleHbecker to Jno. Adam Baner. Lot 7, Block 39, Eastern Enlargement, for .HOO 19. Philip Meset to Madallna HrhrrT.tt. tart Lot 1 Block 37. Eastern Enlarsement. for Hlmon Unmberts to Rartrnm Memlpn. Lota 14 and Li. Block 97 Umum t ltv. 1UI tJU W. . Bi-n rt 0 CAL NOTICES. Jut Returned from tlin East With a full and select stock of Hats and Caps. Our stock of gent's fancy 4..1 t L 1 1 1 . oiviua au uut iq excenea in price or quality. Also, tho largest and most select stock of children's bovs' and youths' Hats ever brought to the city, ai mo lowest goia prices. T- .1..M L. -1 ' I . .. cBuauuo pieasea to see all our old customers, and as manv n?w ones as may deem it desirable, to extend us their patronage. A. Weber & Co., No. 52 Main Street, Apl-lt Sign of Tiger. Ladles' Kniporl tm. Mrs. Beard, at No. 5 South Second Street, has a full lino of Ladies' Un derwear, Laces, Edgings, Hosiery, and Notions generally. Also makes to order complete outfits for ladies and children, cheaper than anv one can ouy tno goods and do it tbcm selves. Uall and see for yourselves. aprl 61 aw jo 10 me American lioimn. ana sco me ice iving lieingerator. If you want a nioo skirt or an thing in the underwear line, go to tho Ladies' Emporium, at No. 5 South becond Street. aprl-3t Ssari' urs stored and insured acainst motns. jjannattell cc Lun me. mh31-lw G7Maia Street. JCQy The Ice King is tho most con venient Refrigerator in use. Railroad Excursion. All persons invited by the Agri cultural Board to attend the excur sion to tho Uoal Mines aDd Iron Furnaces of Clay County, about Bra zil, on the Gth of April, will bo car ried up and returned free by this rail road company. Excursionists will go up to lerro Haute on the 4:30 P. M. train on April 4th, aud go out nom Tcrro Haute on the morning of tho 5th, irce, on tho lcrre Haute & Indianap olis llailroad. John ingle, Jr. Preht. E. & C. II. R. Co. Evansville, March 2Gth, 1S70. rrcpialurc Loss cf the Hair, Which is eo common now-a-days, may bo entirely prevented by tho uso ol Burnett's (Jocoaine. It has been used in thousands of caBes whero tho hair was coming out in handsful. and has never failed to arrest its decay, and to prorioto a healthy and vigorous growth, it is at the samp time unri vailed as a dressing for the hair. A single application will render it soft and glossy for several days. Sat3t BcT Tho loo King ia the only Re ingcrator that will pay lor itselt in one year. Farm for Salo Scar Evansvllle. 1G0 acres of valuable land within 4 miles of Evansville, on the Green river road, for sale on easy terms, Thirty-five acres improved. Posses sion given immediately. The land is very desirable, and a bargain can be had by applying at onco to Alvah Johnson. Heal Estate Agent, mh 10 tf Evansville, Ind. 3?" New Calicoes and other new Dry Goods just received at Sciiapker, Bussing & Co.'s. mh7-tf ST" Torn Currency and County Orders taken at par for goods, at Sciiapker, Bussing & Co.'s. mh7-tf Millsburo, Centre Co., Pcnn., 1 March 15, 1870, Messrs. Cloud, Akin & Co.: Gentlemen The box of Cloud's Invigorating Cordial has arrived. Tho express charges are outrageously high, but I am glad to get the medicine. You have selected, I see, one of our best men for Agent hero. I have two daughters who, for a time, 6eemed to bo in a decline from general debility, and threatened also with scrofula. My brother-in-law, W. H. Watson, of Tennessee, was using your Cordial, and ordered a half dozen for my dasghters, which I am happy to eay has entirely relieved them both, after wo had exhausted tho skill of many of our best physicians. It ought not to be kept from suffering humanity. Yours, very truly, mh21 Wharton Morris. LIVE AND i.ET LITE. Did you hear the news? The dootors havo agreed that OYSTERS FRESH are the Best . jiledici)ie to Strengthen the Weak and make ilte Strong Stronger 1 1 The best place to get them always fre&h, is at John C. Scuweizer'b Main Street Exchange, Botwetiu Fifth and Sixth Streets. mar22-lm

IZT The Ico King will keep such

articles a3 Vecctables, Fruits. Meats. Poultry. Game, Fish, -Milk, Butter, Egg, &c, longer, better, and with less ico than any other ia tho world. You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats at 03 cents, at Glick & Schwartz', opposite the Opera House. sep'25 Dooley's Caklus Towder Stands unequaled for making light, healthy and nutritious rolls, biscuits, griddle cakes, etc. Tbo ingredients used in the manufacture of thia powder are not only chemically pure, but so proportioned that the results produced are the same each time. In this respect it possesses superiority over all others in the market. Only two teaspoonfuls t re required for a quart of flour. For salo by grocers generally. Use Dooley'3 Baking Powder only. (TuThuSat mar2J. The Davis Vertical Fkf.d Shuttle Sewing Machine. The office for this celebrated Machine is at Hudspeth. Adams & Co.'s Dry Goods Trade Palace, No. G3 Main Street. Call and see them. C. II. Crosby, mh28-lw General Agent. VaT" T. C. Bridwell & Co.. corner of Main and Third Streets, havo a fall stock of Drugs. Chemicals. Pat ent Medicines, American and import ed Perfumery, loilct Soaps, Brushes, &o. Prescriptions caro Cully com pounded. Fresh Bluo Liek, Con gress and llockbridgo Alum Waters. iel7-tf Fw Other River Jlcmt Hee Third rage. Tho weather eradaally g-.ew cooler yes terday cvenlrjg, with occassional light sprinkles of rain, and at dark there were indications of a settled rain. Our advices from Fittsburg aro to the effect that de luglng rains have prevailed lor two days, and that the river la again rising fast, with every indication or a destructive uood. The rains extended as far south as Louis ville. There Is scarcely a doubt of a dlsas trous flood in the lower Mississippi, as the upper Mississippi and tho Ohio, with all their tipper tributaries, are at almost flood bight. We admonish our friends along the river, ol the almost certainty of a great flood, and warn them to prepare for It. No time Is to be lost In the work of preparation. The liver here was rising steadily and rapidly last night. The additional arrivals and departures up to midnight, include the Hartford, from Car mi ; Clara Scott, from Wabash River; Pine Bluff, from Cannelton; City of Evansvllle, to Cairo; Rapldan to Eastport; Evansvllle, from Bowling Oreen; Far West, Pittsburg to Fort Benton; Emma Floyd, Nashville to Cincinnati. The Rapldan had a splendid trip out... The John Kllgour took some freight hero, and was at the wharf till a late hour last night. Among her passengers was Will. B. Hays, the distinguished poet and river editor of the now exlluct Louisville Dem ocrat, who is on his way South on a trip of pleasure... ....-The Rose Hlte, in backing down to the wharf, last evening, struck the Lewellln, carrying away some ten or twelve oulrluaers. In consequence, the Lewellln will He over till 10 a.m. to-day . The City of Evansvllle took out a fair trip last evening. Bhe steamed np to tho mouth of the bayou, and, rounding to, came down c!ose to the wharf in good style, and ran out of sight, frcm the foot of Main Street, in flvo minutes and teven teen seconds within twelvo i-eoonds of tbebe&t time we have ever seen made This little sample of her motile, should re lieve the the palnf al distress of the river editor Of the Louisville Courier Journal Tboma Hcantlln & Bon khlpped the mag. nlQcent stove oj which we made mention yesterday, by the Rose Hlte, to the Idle. wild. Everybody who saw' it agree that Is the handsomest stovo ever built on the continent, and will prove a great card .for our esteemed fellow citizens the Messrs Bcantlln. The Joukjtal, Co., shipped to the Idlewild her magnlllcen office outfit which has woa the admiration .of all who beheld It Capt Henry Scott the veteran steamboatman of Evansvllle. who has built and commanded Innumerable steamboats in these waters, li negotiating for the building of still an other first class steamer. He will give the preference to our own bsat-bulldera; but in cane he is not suited, wi!l go to Louis vllle or Madison. We bopo our mechanics will get tho Job Dr. J as. Brock, Fresl dent, and Dr. A. H. Jones, a stockholder of the Evansvllle and Tennessee River Pack et Company, are In the city to negotiate for a new first-class steamer for the Evans. vllle and Tennessee River trade. They are determined to have her built here a very wise determination. Wo understand that some of our most substantial citizens have taken stock in this line. We can think of no belter investment ...The Norman went to a compile below the city last night Captain W. J. May, o Louisville, was a passenger by the Nor man yesterday ...The Pine Blufl camo In at dark, with an excellent trip The Bengal Tiger passed up lato last evening, with a great tow of empty barges The Far West, a mountain boat, passed down with a full load Tho Emma Floyd had a fair trip Irom Nashville. She discharged 8 hogsheads tobacco and took 130 bales of cotton. Boats Leaving; To-day. For Mkmi-uis . The Lewellln having received a slight lr.tuiy to bar guatd4, lies over to repair, and will positively leave at 10 a. m. for Memphis and all way ports. She has her cargo aboard, but has room for a lew passengers. Capt. Les. Waro, her genial commander, assures us that she will go promptly at 10 A. m. Fob Cannelton. Thegood steamer Pine Bluff wdl leave promptly at 10 a.m. to-day, for Cannelton and all way landings, In charge of those affable and obliging gentlemen, Capt. Lafayette Eler and John A. Adams. Koats I.cnvlngT on Sunday. Fob Nashville. Tho White Collar Line's splendid steamer Robert Moore will bo down to-morrow, en route to Nashville and all way points. In charge of those elegant and popular gentlemen, Capt. John Ferrell and Chet. Bradley, She Is a very pleasant boat, and passengers will bo well cared for. Fob St. Louis. The celebrated steamer Anna, of the Express Line, will be here to-morrow, en route to St. Louis and all way ports, having superior accommodations for passengers and emigrants. Capt. O. P. Shlnkle, a veteran officer and a sterling gentleman, la in command, with affable, courteous and attentive clerks. Maul fen Is. Manifest steamer Clara Scott, from Wa bash Klver to Evansvllle; W O Brown & Co, 79 brls flour, 4C0 bogs oats: A Oumberls, 4 sacks leathers, 89 dry hides, 3 sacks feathers, 8 bdls sheep pelts, 12 dry hides, 5 green bides, 22 dry hides, 1 bdl sheep pets; O Vlele & Co, 2 boxes mdse: iTesion e isro, seven oris appies; Btockwell A Co, 3 bbl apples, 1 do, dry peaches, 3 box eggs, I oox muse; oemoniu, Dixon & Co,, 1 box dry goous; steinbaeh. waCKac co i uunuie ujueo.o um dry hides; Humphry. LewH B Co. 3 box eggs, 42 casks haras, 8 barrels rumps, 3 cask hhoulders, 2 barrels eggs, 1 barrel dry apples, 3.10J piece bulk shoulders, 42 pieces lulk sldtiS, 1 crate rags, 1 box eges, 7 bags seed. AIT. V EKNON loi Darre.8 iuei,w unrroia flour, 201 bags wheat, 6 bags oats, 181 bajjs corn. Klver Dispatches. PrrrSBURa, April 1. Moncngahcla 12 feet 6 lncbes and rising very last. Rain has been falling incessantly all night and all day. both at head waters of the Honongahela and here, with no prospect of a speedy cessation, xnere win oe a nooa. The St. Charles will arrive from Cincinnati to-nlbt. and return to-morrow. Wild Duck and barges, one ot wh'ch for Ht. Paul, departs this afternoon; Whale, with 100,000 bushels or coal, departed this forenoon ; Resolute departs this evening with 115,000 bushels of coal for Louisville. At Brownsvilio this morninz the river Is V4 feet nnd stationary; oil City, 8 feet and rising. At 10 o'clock raining, aud scaroely anything doing ou ihe whurf, oa account of the rain. Thermometer 47.

riTTRCPQ, April I. It,ilnln fill day and

81111 raining. Mouonftaliela il l'-et and Rtlll rising: both rlverBilsinjf. Arrived and departed, i.'ack;ls. Cf kcikitati, April 1. Tbo river liai risen 0 inches In the Jastitf hours, with 49 feet 10 Inches In Ihe channel and ittatlonary at v. sr., with 02 feet 2 lnchei upace undfr he brldgo not no high by 5 feet 7 Inches e.s on January mb.tlio dat of the extreme nlija water this year. Arrived H. ham rock and (Savannah, Ht. Louis; Hope, WheeJlnpr. Departed Arlington, i'lttnburg; Mfjor Anderson, Wheeling; Robert .Moore, Ka-shvllle; Anna and Hope, Ht. Louis. Cairo. Anrll l.-Port Lint DepartedReserve, from New Orleans to I'ltbiburK. H P.M.: Mary McDonald, from Oulrhlta tost. Lonts, 8 a, m. ; John Lumsden. Nashville packet. 3: Alllce Dean, from Memphis to Cincinnati. 0; Grand Lake No. 2, Irom Louisville to New Orleans, ; Klchmona, from New Orleans to Ht. lionis, 10; Lady Pike, from Mound City to Cairo, 11 ; W. 15. Dance, from Stireveport to Ht. Loti Is, 1 p.m ; 'olorado, Irom Vlcftsrmrg to r-'. jouih, ; City of Alton, from Ht. Louis to Vlckshurg, 4; Lonlsvllie, from New Orleans to Louisville, 6; Champion, from Cincinnati to Ht. JiOnls, 7; imperial, irom iiew rieans 10 Ht. Douls, H. ltlver rose 2 feet. Light ram. Mercury Nashvim.e. April 1. River falling, 17 feet on the shoals. Weather cool and cloudy. Arrived Armada from Fadncah; J. N. Phillips, mid Rowena. De part d -Armada, to Paducah; Talisman, to Cairo. INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE. Thomas Royston Is an Independent candidate for City Marshal al the ensuing April election. STEAMBOATS. FOR CLARKiiVILLE iNo NAH11V1LLE Tho elegant passenger steamer (VMi. liobcrt Moore, John Feirell, Matitcr; UliPl. Bradley, cir-ru, Will leave for Nashvlllo and all way ports NUN! AIT. APRIL 3d. at 12 o'clock m. I1 or freight or passneo apnlr on board. or to w. O. BRO W N A CO. . ap2 It Agents. FOR CAIRO AND HT. LOUIS. The Express Line's Bpleud d steamer J. 11 li Jl , O. P. Khlnkle. Master. Leaves for St. Louis and all way ports on NUNDAV, APRIL 3D. at 12 o'clock m. For Height or passage apply on board, or to HUMPHREY, LEWIS & CO., ap2dit Agents. FOR CAIRO, COLUMBUS A MEMPHIS The good steamer X-icwellin , Lcs Ware, Master; 'ihad. P. Gibson, Clerk, Will leave for Memphis and all way ports HATUUDAY, APRIL 2d, at 10 o'clock a.m. For freight or pasnago apply on board or to C. R. RUDD. dlt Agent. FOR NEW HARMONY Jt ORAYV1LLE. 1 be new and elegant steamer n 'inn-mi t niMf Abner Carey, Master ; John K. Oaushell. Clerk. Will leave for Orayvillo and aU Wabash River way landings on NVrUHKAr, APRBL 2D, at 3 o'clock p.m. For freight or passaie apply on board.fl FOR OWENiSBOKO AND LOUlrtVlLLK The splendid side-wheel passenger packet Frank. O. Smith. Master; Frank Douahertv. Clork. Will leave for LoulsvlHe and all way pons NATtnitAY APRIL 2D, at 11 p.m, ou arrival of mall train from the North and East. For freight or passage apply on board, or m w . into wi b lu., dlt Agents. FOR OWENHBOKO. CANNELTON, LOUIHVlLiIH;, AJNL UlMUlNftATl. The elegant aud licet steamer lVn-.i..; -ifr Norinant, P. K. Barclay. Master; John II. Trlplett,! plf.,ka Lew. Morris, 'JCleiks, Leaves for Cincinnati and all way ports SATURDAY, APRIL I3T, at 10 o'clck A. sr. For freight or pas-sago apply on board or to C. It. RUDD, mil d2t Agent FOR MEMPHIS, ViCICHUURU ANDNEW URDEAiNS. The new, fleet, and magnlflcent steamer xvj!. ja. javjL4 mu m t . Is now receiving and will leave positively for New Orleans on NAT I! Ii OAT, APRIL 2D, at 6 o'clock p.m. For freight or pasnae apply on board, or to W-O. liKOWN A CO., and C. R. RUDD, apl 2t Agents. FOR MEM I'll I-, VIUKHHUIUi, Ainu WKW UllLilliAiNa. The magnificent side-wheel steamer Virginia, Charles G. Hchultze, Master: Den. H. Miller, Clerk, Leaves for New Orleans aud all way ports MONDAY, APRIL -iTR, at 10 o'clock a.m. For freight or passage apply on boarl, or to W. . BROWN & CO., and HUMPHREY, LEWIS 4 CO., apl 31 Agents. Houso and Lot fjr Salo. IOFFBK TO NKI.I. my house and Lot on Third Street, between Gum and Cowan Streets. The house contain eight rooms; is new, and one of the most convenient in the city. Good cellar, cistern, and ehoioe fruit trees. Apply at the house or to H. It. Hornbrook. in his Ot 8. K. LEAVITT. VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR. RENEWER. Has proved Itself to be the most perfect preparation for the Hair ever offered to the public to Rebtora Gray Hair to its Origlaal Color, And create a new growth where it has fallen oil from disease or natural decay. It will prevent tha Hair frcm falling cut. All who use It are unanimous in awarding it the praise of being tho best Hair DieiSlng extant. Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY JR.. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H , . , Proprietors. For sale by all druggists. ap'2 dim (emi) wlml - "CAEBIAGES." j. n. grebjs. tr. jl. uiiEXN J. IS. OltiaKfH c OO., CARRIAGE KAIUFACTUKERS, Transfer Ornaments at Cincinnati prlo Main Srrrct, bet. Fifth and Sixth, EVANHVTT.LK. iwn itemoval. V and customers that we have removed to new and commodious premises on Sycamore Street, just In rear of the old stand, where, with Increased facilities, we will be pleased to wuit on all who may favor us with their patronage. SAMUEL ORR A CO. SAMUEL OEli Sc CO., Dealers in Iron, Steel, Tiulalnic, etc.. Sycamore Stroat, near Water, Evansville, Indiana. ie25dlmlww Wed lock. The Basis of Civil Society. F-ssays for Young Men, on tho honor and happiness of MarrluRe, and ttie evils and daubers of Celibacy; with sanitary help for ihe attnlnmout of man's truo position in lite. Kent fro. iu sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Pox P, Phlladulphla, Pa. fell! dw ra

New York Gold and Stocfe Market. By Telegraph. New Youk, April 1. Washington dispatcher stato that tho Supreme Court has decided this rnornlnj, by a vote of 5 to 4, to reconsider the late !:- qal tender decision on the 12th Instant. This Is r!?arded as foreshadowing a reversal of tho decision. Private dispatches say the funding bill is dead. Monky Active this afternoon, and call loans have advanced to J'7 per cent. A prornin,it city bank called in three million to-day, which undoubtedly stimulated the market.. Discount marKet dull and only the very best names have free currency. FoHKiajf ExciiAxaE-DuU at 8383 for prime. Goli Dull ; opened at lVi. touched 11, ana closed at liyWyU- Carryiug rates 4 (iU per cent. Clearances forty-locr ml.Hons. Uovfrnmknts Lower, but closed firm. Coupons, IhmI ......ll.'i?ircill4 !

JJO. i"" j id iO)iuiyH lwa pfl num Iwtti JiJ'ftali-Jijji Do. Do. Do. New.. 1U7V$U'7 lOHJilOH ll)9 WilWHi 1HI Ml ()'', Do. iwt7. 1 'o. ltH Ten-forties Currency sixes y2 Htate Bonds Weaker on Virginia's; others steady; Missouri's i24; old Tennessee 58; new61; old Vlrgiuia7o'4; new ?0; old N orth Carolina i(J; new22'. Cincinnati Market. By Telegraph.! Cincinnati, April 1. Flour Firm and In good demand : 1amlly (." KKt'i '" wheat j irm at si umi,i4. Cokn Firm and sound scarce and want ed at 8()KlC. oats Dun at Mflarxic the latter rate only obt ained for choice white. Rye 8.w!ic and in lair demand. Barley Dull but not lower: spring 90o &S1 00; winter SI OOfll 10. Cotton Buoyant: middiinz neia at 21 xAs but no sales at better than Ulc. 'loHACOo uncnan"cu ; receipts nsni ami the market firm al full rates; sales of 'Al hogsheads, at 80 15,19 ai. Whisky Buoyant at 93o for old process, and tile for patent make. Mkks 1'okk ouiit but firm at S27. Bulk Meats Firm and shoulders In good demand atUwlOc the latter rates for heavy : sides LiVo. l.JJlo. and 14c for lib, clear rib and clear. rlACON Firm : shoulders 11c: clear rib sides 15c; and clear lV;o all tho clour rib to l.e had at the quotation was taken bin could not have been boughfrbolow lOe at tbo close. La kd Held firmly, but there was noth ing done. The report of the pork crop hai a favor able Intiueuceon the minds of holders generally, giving them increased confidence. The editor of the lYice Otirrent has corrected the errors In the report re-published on Wednesday, and the footings show an increase of 8'i per cent, le pounds, or equal to abou t 7,6oo hogs. liUTTKR uncnangeu ana nrm at aiiaoic. Kaon-Firm al 2i)c. Cloveb Seed Firm at lOaiOVic per pound. Timothy Besd-Scarce and Arm at?5G0 Qrt. FLAX SKED-UUll at 81 SU. GKOtiKKiKH-Uncbangod and quiot. Gold l 11 buying. Exchange Firm ; par buying; 1-10 pre mium selling. Money market Easy. Sew York Market. By Telegraph. New York, April 1. Cotton Market firmer and clostnir quiet: sales of 1,70 bales at 22, '..Jo for middling uplands. fl'juh ueceipw u.bit Darreis; nour fai(ic lower; salei of 7JU0 barrels at $4 .(. 65 for superaue state anu western ; si (&o ou for extra state: J4 OUrtta 43 for extra west ern :8 ir4i 10 for while wheat extra; S4 tib fall 00 for round hoop Ohio; J.,aj0 for extra Si. CiOuih ; ii lUis uo ior goou cuoi.;e ao, including 2,000 barrels low grade extra for export al prices within range. it ye lour u,uioi; ttp;s oi i u oarreis at li 25:45 10. Corn meal uall. Whisky Acilve and firm; sales of 400 barrels ai9!)nl 00 for tree Wheat Utceipts 7U.V4U busneis; market dull and drooping; sales of 30,000 bushe's at It llcl v& ior no. Milwaukee; 1 Zic$ 1 20V4 lor winter red and amber western; $1 42 4l 45 for white btale. Rye Q,ulet. Baulky Dull ; salea of 2,500 bushels two rowed state at K5c. Barley Malt Quiet. Corn Receipts 28, soo bushels; corn un changed; sales of 21,000 at 1 t 1 03 for new mixed west rn; tl 07ai OS for new western yellow ; 1 OS lor new Pennsylva nia yei:ow. Oats Receipts 10.2C0 bushels; ots firm and uulet; sales of 1,00 atG0$57o for western in store and ulioat; 01(Ui;ij for Ohio and stale. Rick Quiet. CoFFKIi Dull. Buhau-Steady : sales of 1,500 hhds at 94a for Cuba; 418 boxes Havana at OVa DTic. molasses Dull; sales of 25 barrels New Orleans at tyc. Hoi's Quiet; 15a2o for American. Pktrolbu.h Dull ; Halite for crude; 1.0 '(-.o.'c ior reiuieu l.i.NhKKi) Oil Dull at 8St5i-0n la casks. Turpentine Quiet at 4(ifttl7c. Fork Steady ; sales of 470 barrels at J2 60j2H 62 lor mess; fl9 50(20 60 for pnme; 822 00322 Zj for prime mess: also 2)0 barrels me:s, sellers' May, at 20 00; block 01 oiu anu new, tu.wz narreis. Beef Quiet aud sleady: salts of 110 rmrreis al tfio CO.41I0 00 for new plain mess: fl4U0(17 50 ior new extra mess; stock of old aud new, 29.WI packagos; tierce bdef firm aud moro active: sales of '21M tlercex at 825 00i 28 00 for prime mess; 827 I Oi.'IO 00 for India mess; beef hams moro active; sales of 1,350 barrels at 828 00:53 25 for new. CUT MEATS Steady ; sales loo packages at 10J4(12c tor shoulders; l lnU,c for hams; middles dull: sales of 73 boxes Cumberland cut at 1212c. Laud Quiet ni a shade easier; sales of 375 tierces at 14&14c lor steam, and 15ri lha for kettle tendered ; also 1,000 tierces BUiR n rendered, sellers' April, May aud June, at ll'i al5o. Buttku-DuU; 11321c for Ohio; 21340c for State. Chekhe Moderately activo at l'&W,c. Freiohts To Liverpool, dull and lower: shipments of 15,000 burfhels wheat, per Bull, al Is. New Tork Dry Goods Market. By Tolegrapb.J New YoRK,AprIl 1. Dry Goods market without much animation, and continues depressed, alihough prices are without particular change, mill, the late ft Lures both here and elsew bete have an unfavorable influence on business. Union Mill checks, No. 0 are reduced to 2(1, Ko. 18 sell at 22, aud No. 20, at 24; Massabess browu diills sell at 11, and Androscoggin satlu Jeans, 15; Lacomia Jeans, l.i; York X Ticks, 25 do, X A A do; Boot h ) Brown cottons are reduced to 11 do. fi 12; Lawrence A 12 do, B lo, V.i'i. do, M12do, M 10!4; Suffolk C II do, K 8; Booth O bleached muslins 12; Lewislon B stripes 17 do, A do, 20; York I slilrllngs, checks 21$ ; Lewiton checks, 2't; Everetls light cottouades, 20; York do. 21: Everett L do, SZllt do O. and OO30;YorkO 40; York nankin 10 do, nankin checks 21. St. Lonls Market. By Telegraph! St. Lcms, April 1. Toiiacoo Strong, tho demand exceeds the .upply. Cotton Nominal at 21c. Hemp Dull, unchanged. Flour Entlrtly neglected. Wheat-Firm at 81 u" for No. 2 red full; $1 Vz lor No. 2 do; 81 20&1 15 for choice to oommou. Corn Steady, hetter at82rrK3 for mixed ; 84c for yellow ; tilfeXO for whllo. OAT8 Very 11 rm at 52&53C. Barley Quiet, unchanged. Rye steady at 72cs7oj for good lo prime. Whisky Finn at 91o. PoRK-Qulet, Hrm at 127 00. Dry Salt Meats Held fiimly, but nothing but bacon at 10Jirll for shoulders; 11 Q11X for clear rib; 15 clear sides. Lard Quiet at U'Ac. Chicago Market. By Telegraph Chicaoo, April 1. Flouk Very dull, almost nominal. Wheat A shade firmer; 87(8Wc for No. 1: 70)4 yn77c for regular aud fresh receipts: No. 2 closing Arm at 7t;H. Corn-A shade stronger; 77a77i for No. 2: 73&74C for no grade; closing at the outside and unchanged this afternoon. OAT3-AtJ4c higher; closing at 3S?i for N O. 2. KYE-Flrmer; 72c for regular; 74o for fresh receipts of No 2. foUAiiLEY-Nominally unchanged; SOOc Highwineh Firm at U7c for wood; O80 for Iron bound. ME.-3 Pork Stoady ; closing at J26. Lard Quiet at 14. Meats Sleady ; dry salted shoulder 9 for loose; short rib middles 13 for ioote salt. - Memphis Market. By Telegraph. Memphis, April 1. Cotton Quiet and Arm; low middling 2oa2ic Flouk Nominal. Corn l(iiil)Sc. Oath 62c. Hay 820 00. Bran 820 00. P0RK-827 50(328 00. LARt 15(ltjo. Bacjn Quiet ; shoulders lllSc, aud sides 10o. Bulk Meats Shoulders 10c, and sides Hijl5c. Nasimilo Market. By Telezvaph. Nashville, April 1. Cotton Higher; low middling 20, and good ordinary 10. Coun tl 00 delivered ; 9'c la store. Flouk At 81 &oai M for bupertlne to fancy. Bacoii Clear bides 15 ; sliouldeis il; lun us 15. Laud - hie.

:t 1. 2)r, for low irihi i llDif. t hovn Qtiiet ana uncn:ir.v.ii. l.'OBX-!".C. Oats fi.io. R v k 90 e 1 nclu 1 1 n ? Knck s. I'ltoviHioNS ..' nlei; porf ?.T '' ,1.1 -. . i.l.nw rti, !M. cie; red f.M S Jl';'; .1. I !.:( Ki.Ilr uli.il ifU.r. lh'clear Hides l-c: I nrv.n, Ku;;';..r J.AHD-l.lJ',. W'Hi'.K Y-i;5c. Additional Disp f ' 1FOREIGN IIEIWS Lonuo.v. jrfil 1. Tiic i-oi.iilar discontent in Ireland seems ineresHirj?. The evening papers of thi.i city publish a long list of on!rr;'C3 recently committed there. On c.tcrday the Protestant church at IJuttcrvant, Cork C ounty, was rritcrc i I y evil dis-posed persons. The walls and furniture were defaced, end the building itneH" wa nearly destroyed. It ia repo.-tcd at Home that ail attempts to conciliate opposition in the Council of Ministers has benn abandoned. Cialdini insists ca the recognition ot the cabinet. Dnr.r.iv. Anril 1. The corrc.-poa-dent cf tho Evening l'ozt. Fays that emigration from IrclaDd to the Unitfd Stotea hie inerpnaf:! tn ,1 remark able extent, vithin the past few days, and it 13 altortthcr duo to the pr-JLa-Dio passage, through 1 uriiamnt, (,i an obnoxious hill for tho preservation of life and property iu Ireland". Madrid. April 1. The resignation of Senor M. JJecrra. has becu ac cented. Senor L. xMorte. reeenlU' connected with the Navy Depart ment, has bem appointed to succeed him as Minister of the colonies. A eharn discusfeion occurred in the Constitutional Cortes yesterday, nltcruoon, between oenor Koricdo, one of tho denntic.s from l'orta llieo. an 1 Scnor M. 1'cccrra, Minister for the Colonics, wherein the honor of tho first named gentlemen wss called in question. An exciting Fcenc encued, which was leillowed by the withdraw al or Honor JJecerra Irom the cab inet. Paris, April 1. The Prase news paper announces that 1 rinco Pierre lionaparte has gone to America, and biq family has been Kent to Swit zerland. Uther journals pay the Princo has left Franco, but will ?oon return. PiOME, Afril 1. It is assorted that the Papal Court has rejected the overtures made by Alt Pasha ia favor cf Americans. London, April 1. The University boat crews ere out two or three times a day on the Thames. The practice of tho Oxford men is still tho best, but tho Cambridge crew are fast im proving. LrrTEits rt chaininounclaimk i in tie Post-Ollico at Evansvllle, Htule of Ind la.'iii on tho lHtdayof April, I.Y.U. Persons call) ng Ior any ot thea letters will please sey " Advertised," jiivin; tlal'.;" IrADIEV LIST. SIIBY Jnlla i3L Axtou ancy Ahlhlue An:? mrs fKlHOP ellie 10 Behagh Anuie Buhii Citssie Hradley Ruth Bowl ware Liz.7.10 Brown Moll e I'.ennelt Anide E BoDnett Am tnda Bodlne Elizf bnh Bishop Hat lie Broadwell L mra 2 Blark M ary C1ROW AnnlO C'ai ter K mrs Connelly L M mr; Craft Elizabeth Cranshaw l.inlly Carnon Cynt bia Ctark Sallie A Clnllraan Caroline V RAKE 3ucy JLP Dunn Mag R Davidson liirtiiena DeBruierer A 11 Debar Myra Dougherty .f J Ut'VANs Lolly Ea-twoo.l M UKsa Sophia JL Fellers Jennie 2 Frazier C A Flnau Annie Fuller Li..le Find ley l-.n.ora warmer Nancy RANT Ainnnda CJreouwooii S O wynn L J Urlssom C A Goodnight Iuoy Ml UUUS I miss a. Haley Hannah H ntchuns Laura Iloltnian .M ill In Hauln o M iry 10 Harney Will red R Haynes Jen tilo Hail Maltuia E Hall Malln.U BOH N SON Kalo Jolinson iU'li WZ 1 Ml AnnlO Mwl. I.'nnx .iobnson 0 OVELL Mary M-A Lackiu Maiy Leaf Sarah F Lb Hue Ann Dynes Mary L.nkwilier Molilo Latshaw Clara l: U.-SK Jonnle 2 1! M. Martin Cortiei ia M uho F.I mira J 2 Miller Eva Martin Mary A Mclneriiey mr McClure Fsthor A McConnell K. M cUey us Marv Nawninn L M tuis 2 S EIL A. iiir too Fidi lla O'Neal Cnariotto Oliuaicad Liz.io j.tiUKlW Nancy ituMou fSiira,h Red ma u Jane M I tttrijM MargArel l:o4. i ihu;. A la ! H KelH Flleu It jsh Fanny Iwlclcels Liz.lo WlfiiMKliS Alice fcMewiir l-.iu ma Smock !S J mis Stra)i;e .lolui nus Sparks Jenuiti Hcott Lori mlii Smith AL-rjr:ir t Stilll)n Mnlii,, SuliiVRii Seib B C lni-.H Sliaw Tallin Bampsou J M Tan Helm Jos i; iuts Sunders Lyilin K cott ijotlla Slocks M ;i ry StDpler M:,iy rSAYLdit M,trv Ji 't'oabln LiKy.n Travers Levi u-i ' WJIK.hAN Al.il M f Willi- Kiu h.u t Wl!s.,,u Lydia Wti.'ler M itry Wallace Uri I lo Wlimnrsii Ti-utumi White Mi :t t Walker Maine B JlMM:l..Vi LIST. A' TKINS John Keunmlv V..v it n a n i . i w BJOHK.V Jl MM BitkerChas liark'.r Sand 4 Boss Fountain ISratK Fr4ii':iw Brooks how is Barnett Ms rtlu Butler Alex Brook! 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