Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 April 1870 — Page 4

A-iuis;'!f)eiil(i, In this colomn.oJ three tnf-fi. p-C), insertion, Thirty Cents.

'OR SALE. "3TVKS; ASD LOT Tb e house con- ... twining thrse room, kitcheu, anil Tm ! try, corner Fventh and Ohiti Streets, lnqnlr of JaMIX H'JNNF.L, cor. Fifth nnt WaUnt Mre'ts, at B. F. Trible & Co.'s. "5J3 VI! HOT-Txt o ynrs old, and speaks JL. well. Ir.onlie at Dr. KREHM', Ingle M , between Finn und Sixth Ms. np4 ,'it WFBXKK1IAT, APRIL 0, IStO. C BTY NE WS" County Orders for sale at this OElcc. Gormandizing. A jubilant Democrat eij-3 the majority of Oouticilmen elected is attributable to the gormatulzing of tbe Wards. Tobacco Sold Yesterday. Martin, Gardner & Co., of tbe Kvansville Warehouse, Bold yesterday, fifty-three hhda. tobacco at full figures, Illinois cutting leaf reaching 112 10. FiP.E Alarm. The alarm about seven o'clock la&t night, was caused by tbe burning out of a chimney on Center Street between Cherry and Oak. A One Dollar Fiqiit. Jack. Sehaum whipped Peter Bonn to the extent cf one dollar and costs yesterday. Justice Stiason settled the difficulty. Improving. TLc young man who waa eo severely cut a lew nights since is rapidly icrroving, and will soon be able to be about again, although still very weak from the loss. of .co much blood. - , - .- Tobacco Bale. Martin, Gardner & Co., of tbo Evar-Bville .Warehouse, will Bell twenty-five hhda .of tobacco, twenty -per cent, of which are from the Camberland Iliver, at the usual hour. A Slight Mistake. -The compositor made us Bay yesterday morning. that Mr. Colgato was a "swapist, Wo wrcto "soapist as ho is the au thor of the celebrated Colgate soap That ia all. A Call. llev. S. K. Leavitr, late of the Evamvillc Bar has received a cordial and unanimous call to . the pastorate of the Baptist Church of Kcckuk, Iowa. lie Is cxpeotcd to leave for his new field ol labor next ConuECTiON.In tho election roturns an error occurred in copying tbe figures oa Treasurer, whereby the vote for Bacharacli was Inadvertautly crcd'.tcd to Sansoni, which, when transposed, fiives Mr. Bacharach majority of eight, over Sansom. ' The- Election Uettjrks. Tho correction which appears in this issue, makes tho returns as complete as it could bo given until after the official canvaES which takes place to-day at 10 a. M., at tho Council Chamber. The result of this canvass will be published in to-morrow's Journal. Clay County Excursion. Quito a numLcr of our citizens aro in attendance upon tho excursion to the coal fields and iron establishments of Clay County. To " do up" the manufactures of Terra Haute, and Indianapolis is said to bo a part of the programme. Olive Logan. An engagement has been made with Miss Olive Lofcan, tho celebrated lecturer, to epcak at the Opera House on the 29th inst., cn the very interesting subject of "Girls." Wo predict a largo audience on tho occasion. The lecture will bo delivered under the auspices of tho Library Association. C5?Thc Democratic papers in this city aic making iun of an old darkey who said ho was'nt born in the United States, but in Kentucky. Here ia another little laugh for them. A white Democrat says that John Greek is not a Penusylvanian, but an American. IIoeom aro eaey. I. O. O. F. Installation Tho officers elect of Crescent Lodge No 122, wero installed last night by Mr. Konald Fisher, D. D. G. M. The officers of Morning Star Lodge No. 7 will be publicly installed on Thursday evening. Tho Daughters - of ltcbecca will bo present in regalia, and the public aro invited. General Shackelford will deliver the addross Marvelous 1 Tho city election in Owensboro, Ky., passed off quietly on Monday. Tho negroes voted with out molestation, about one-third of them voting tho Democratic ticket so rumored. The Dcmooratio ticket was elected cf course. Negroes voto in Kentucky I "Carry mc back to old Virginnyl " But alas they voto there also. Post Festum. The German papers of this city aro disputing about post ftsium news, but an amusing result of tho election was a post festum oration at tho Third Street Engine House, yesterday, by a Democrat. He said " I bos no prej'ds agn'th nigger hio butimo 'posed the Ffftcenthmenmcn, on mo'l pri'epl, I hie bee." That was what ailed him. Steam. Tho word steam, often used to indicate energy, has a double meaning when applied to W. CTurnock & Co., corner Pino and First Streets, for those gentlemen not only display a fitticg amount of energy and etcam, but do any amount of steam fitting also, having all the nccccssary appliances to that end. They havo sonic of tho best modern machinery for doing work in their line, which includes brass foundry and finishing work, and when our new water works aro introduced they will bo prepared to do all those varied jobs of plumbers brasn work, which will then be in demand.

Art in a New Phase. -The ingenuity of Parisians is proverbial, and in nothing is it more apparent than in the varied and . beautiful forms in whica they present their

perfumeries. In Mr. Schltcpfcr's drug store, corner of Main and Second Streets, eomc of the most novel and ingenious of tbeso productions arc on exhibition. Handsome imitations of grapo clusters which lie imbedded in loaves, on examination provo to bo clusters of email bottles filled with bwect per fumes. Imitation pistols, that arc nything but offensive, prove to bo of the samo nature, their use bfcing to shoot a ppray of sweetness over the victim whose admiration only is challenged. This establishment, over which Mr. Schlacpfer so ably presides, is per haps one of tho most complete, in all tho details that go to make up a perfect Drug Store, in the United States. Commencing ia the humblest capac ity, Mr. Schlacpfer has steadily risen through all tho various gradations in his profession, until thero is cot a de partment of his business that he is not familiar with, from tho fillirg of a bottle of castor oil to tho compounding of tho most important prescrip tion ; hence, in his place can bo found everything that appertains to the trade, including all those innumerable articles known to the trado as Druggist's Sundries, a term a3 broad as that of Yankee Notions, for it covcis everything that is not strictly medicines, taking in, in this instance, even fishing tacklo. rocket books aro here, ranging from ten cents, by advances of five and ten cents, up to five dollars each. Toilet articles through all the varied lists of oombs, brushes, soaps, hair oils, dyes, rcfctoratives and rencwers; tho magio comb, that transforms an octogenarian's snowy locks to luxuri ant brown or black; and not tho least important of all is Schlmpcr's E.iu Lustral, which ho prepares himself. In combs he has everything except thoso which Mrs Partington sought for bo long catacombs. Tho prescriptions put up at this house have reached tho advanced number of 42,257, and so great is the business in this line, that accommodations for three persons to work at once have to bo provided, while of ordinary medicines tho stock and va riety Eeeina as endless as the ailments that beset tho human race, somo of which are put up and presented in such an attractive form that ono is almost persuaded to think it would bo a luxury to be sick and havo to tako them. In fact, Schlaepfer's is a marvel ol completeness. A Walk Around. An evening walk is a very pleasant thing especially if you havo tho companiouahip cf of an intelligent and etylLh young lady. If you can not pcrsuado &uch a young lady to accompany you, or if it happens to bo election night, and the victorious party arc rendering it unsafe for a modest young lady to be abroad, go alone; go as 1 did, around the highways and by-ways of tho city. and prolong the walk until the late watchc3 of the night. Away down in Lama?co where theso innocent lambs have been ac customed to disport themselves in in nocent gambles, there was rejoicing. Thcv eathcred ia group3 of five, ol ten. and of twenty, and iu hundred. and giving expression to their joy, lifted up their voices ana nueu up glasses filled with liquid rejoicing, and rejoiced. And as tho fluid rojoiceingly descended, fluently did their songs of joy arise, and tho burden thereof was "rejoice." "Eejoico yc humble sons of thcCaucassian, for the arrogant Ethop'an, who hath long exalted o'er us, is rebuked. Rejoice." As tho night advanced, tho rejoic ing and tho sounds thereof became fainter and the rejoicing parties fur ther apart; and as tho occasional cx plosion of firo crackers on the night of tho Fourth of July denote tho do pletod pockets of the yomtbful patriot, so the occasional musical sound, untransferable to paper, died away as the stimulus of tbe whisky lost its ef fect. Oat on Main Street, seated on the step of a ptoro, one belated indi vidual sat, his head resting on his hands; his stomach revolting at his bacohanalian habits, poured forth its protest in an oflensivo torrent. Fainter and fainter grew the noise, and when at last the weary printer Bought his home, ouc poor oppressed Anjlo-Saxon alone was left of all the rejoicing throng. , He, in his devious meandcriog, had taken too wide a range, and by an un lucky step had fallen into the cellar of Wiltshire's semi-ruin, and gladly accepted the aid of the printer to get him out again. " Well," Baid ho, as he shook him self and got hia locomotive powers once more in motion. " I know that place used to bo there, but I thought they'd changed it into tho Eighth Ward, so I didn't look.sharp. I tell ye, yo got to look sharp after theso black Republicans. Ain't that so?" Tho last seen of him, he was hur rahing for tho white man's ticket. Eb. Stebbins. Church Sociable. We hope that no ono who has a truo appreciation of rational social enjoyment and a de sires to combine duty with pleasure. will fail to remember the Church So ciablo to bo given to-morrow night, at Masonic Hall, by the ladios of the Vine Street Presbyterian Church. We arc confident it will be worthy the most liberal patronago, and thoso attending will feel happier for many days to come. Tho excellent ladies having tho matter in hand thoroughly understand themselves, and know just

how to arrange to pleaso all. Make j I0UnJcu. jj'rc8h Blue Liok Conno other engagements for Thursday rcmi and Rockbridge. A) ita Waters. Dight. 1 j17-tf

Interesting Operation. An iacrestinrj surgical operation was performed yesterday, on Mr. Dallas Merccr.of Madisonville,viz Graefe's modi

fied linear extraction of a cataract. It was performed by Dr. J. MagcnUs in tho presence of several other physicians of this city, but the ulti mate result of it cannot be known for several days yet. It is an operation seldom performed, requires great care, and is not always successful in restoring sight. Dr. Magcniss also extracted a calcuhts from a female patient, at the Asylum, yesterday. She had been suffering intensly for a long time, and was sent to tbe Asylum a few days ago in most excruciating cgony. Sho is cow doing well, and will soon be about again. In Good Spirits. The Republi cans generally were disposed yester day to accept tho result of the city election philosophically, and in good spirit. The expression on all sides among the truo men of the party was, that it was bnt a temporary local reverse, which could, and would bo turned to advantego in the future contcsis with the old enemy of progress and equal rights, Evanavillc and Vanderburgh County aro yet truo to Republicanism. Personal. Prof. Gow, Superintendent of our City School, leaves for Indianapolis to day, to attend a meeting of the State Board of Education to-morrow, called specially to fill several vacancies on the Board of Trustees of the Stato University. Gen. James C. Vcatch arrived in the city yesterday to make his arrangements to enter upon the duties of the United States Collector's ofSco. Ho goes up to Princeton this morning, and will probably tako possession of tho office to-day. The Caumi Railroad. Mr. Chas. P. Clark, an engineer ia tho employ of parties in St. Louis, is now in this city organizing a party to survey tho route of tho Oarmi Railroad. When ho has finished hia estimates, the Company ho represents will build the road cither at a given prieo or for a per ccntago on tho cost thereof. A Card to tho Public. Tho following appeared in tho extra edition of the Courier, on Monday: Tho patrons or tho Courier aro notified tliat Mr. m. k Horrnil, late local editor of Uiu Courier, aud his unit, Albion lloirall, lata col:.cior lor tho ofllo, are no longer connected wltl it, havli: been settled Willi on Saturday iy Lit. - Last Thursday I notified tho nroprietors cf the Courier that I would not work lor them loncer than until Saturday following, and on Friday, my son give tnem a simitar notice; and accordingly both of us withdrew from tho office on that day. llespcctiully, b. U HoRRALL April r:h, 1870. Communicated. EvaiiSVILLE, April 5th. fcditois Journal: I desiro to correct a faLe and slan derous report, in rcprard to mv voto on Monday, which has bcon circulated for tho purpose of injuring me in my social and business relations. In tho extrcieo of my privilego, I voted at tho city election tor the sentiments and principles to which 1 had been truo in tho drk days of my race, and in favor of tho party which had been truo to mo and my people. All reports to the contrary aro malicious and false, as can be established by the officers of the election Ward who counted my ticket. J. B. Glenn. Tobacco Sold. A splendid salo of tobacco was made at Ford's Warohouso, yesterday. Prices obtained shows an advancing market. It was considered tho best salo made this season. Frozen trash, $3 00 to 5 80; frosted lugs, ?G 00 to G 00; cood lugs, $7 CO to 8 40; low leaf, $8 50 to 8 IX); medium leaf. $9 00 to 10 00. There was no fine leaf offered at the sale. Tobacco Sold Yesterday. Wcldon Bros. & Co's tobacco salo yesterday at tho Planters Warehouse, was largely attended and was decidedly the most spirited sale of tho season. The bids were all accepted and were in every reupect satisfactory. The range was as follows: $30 50, $18 00, $13 10. $12 00. f 11 90. f 10 20, S9 CO, f 9 40, 8 90, $8 40, ?8 10. ?8 00, ?8 00, $7 90, 17 70. $7 GO, 5-7 00, t6 90, $6 40, $5 70, 3 10, $3 CO and $4 50. They will sell about 20 hhds of Cumberland River Tobacco this morning at the usual hour. Buyers will be on hand in time, as a choice lot of Tobacco will be offered. , J LOCAL NOTICES. Important Notice. Judges and Inspectors of the city election aro required to meet at the Council chamber at 10 A. M. to-day, to canvass tho votes cast at tho late election. JEST" All kinds of Soft Felt and fashionable Silk Hats mado to order at Weber & Co. s. aprG-3m No. 52 Main St. LIVE A51) LKT LIVI?. Did you hear the news? Tho dcotors havo agreed that OYSTERS FRKSU-arc the Lest Medicine to Strengthen the Weak and ma ke the Strong & tronger II The best place to get them always fresh, ia at Jons, C. Schweizer's Main Street Exchange, Between Fifth and Sixth Streets, in a 1 22 lm ? New Calicoes and other new Dry Goods just received at ScnAFKER, Bussing & Co.s. mh7-tf Farm for Balo Near Evansvillc. ICO acres of valuable land within 4 miles of Evansvillo, on tho Green river road, for sale on easy terms. Thirty-five acres improved. Possession given immediately. Tho land is very desirable, and a bargain can be had by applying at oneo to Ai.vah Johnson, Ivcal Estate Agcnl uih 10- If Jvansville, Ind. You will Sad Ladies' Velvet Hats at 53 cents, at Click & Schwartz', opposite tho Opera House. sep23 &sT-T. C. Bridwell & Co , corner of Main and Third Streets, have a foil stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, American and imported Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brunhcs, I f v i r i i f r (l r-i-h f'n 1 I tt rr,

Q" Torn Currency and County Ordera taken at pr.r f'cr goods, at i ScnAi'KEu, Bussing & Co.'s. I mb7-tf ' ! SSyFurs stored and insured against

moths. DANNATTELL& Dun.ME, mh31-lw G7 Main Street. Si V 13 IS JTEWfi. For Other River Hems See TJnrd I'age. The weather continued fine up to midnight, and the river stationary. Tho additional arrivals and departures were the City of Evansville, to Cairo; Clara Scott, to Wabash river; Evansville, to Bowling Green; Roec Ilitc, Louisvilla and return. Tho packets took out excellent trips Tho Evansvillo was densely packed with freight and people The Fayetto daily brings up good trips of freight and crowds of people, and goes back well loaded Tho Virginia lies over till this morning to wait for some freight coming in by rail. Passengers going down the river will find her one of tho pleaaantcst boats in commission, and commanded by ai perfect and genial gentlemen as ever pulled a bell rope or wielded a pen The Quickstep is evidently crowding things this trip, as she arrived at Cairo at 2 P. M. yesterday. Wo look for her in to night Tho Belle Loo may bo expected hero today, as she passed Cairo yesterday. Sho may stop at Paducah. Sho will certainly find thin pickings here, just now'. ...The Virginia picked up a largo amount of freight here; far more than wo supposed oould bs found The tow boat, II. 0. Wilson, finished patching boilers yesterday, and steamed off up tho river, at 6 o'clock last evening.. .......Remember tho ever faithful and reliable Sam. Orr to-day. Capt Duncan deserves a good trip. Iliver Di&patclie. PiTTSncuo, April 6 MouoKCAhela 13)4 Jeet; Allegheny leet; at Greensboro, 6 foot; at Brownsville 7 loot; at Oil City 8 feet and falliiiR at all of tho above points. The l'etrolln Is about to enter tho Wheeling trade, when there will be a dally lino, liuwluesiou tho wharf la increasing. Tha Lion departed for Cincinnati tula forenoon with llO.UOO Lujhels of coal. Coal 11111 loaves this afternoon with HO.OtO buHbem cf coal, patl for Cincinnati and pan lor iiouisviiie. Thero will he other Bhtpmonta to morrow. PITT6EUKO, April 5. Weather pleasant. A slight snow tell to-day. Wononsaliola l'J leet and falling. Aril ved rackets. Cincinnati, Apill 5. Tho river has fallen IS inches during tho lat VI hours, with 45 feet la toe channel and 67 iet t Kpnce under tho bridge. Hates extremely low to New Orleanu. Business very dull. Arrived: Norman, from EvaijEyllle; Wild Duck, from ntlsbnrc; bloux Oily, from Pittsbnrg. Departed ; St. Charles, to Pittsburg; ahamroek, to Bt. Louis; R. It. Hadhou, to Wheeling; Hloux City, to Bioax City ; Wild Due, to at. Louis. Lomsvu.I.:t April 5. Arr!vcdKcnerve and bargen, Ht. Louis ; Kate l'ntnam, JNew Orleans. Departed Kennon and b!irt:es, l'ltt&burg; Kite l'utnam, Pittsburg. Hlver rising, with 25 leet 3 Inches in tha canal, iKl feet 3 Inches In the chuto. Weather clear. Cairo, April 5. Argopy, New Orleans to LoulHVille, i p.m.; Haul. J. Hale, Cincinnati to Memphis, 4 a.m.; llcit Kiilton, Pittsburg to New Orleans, 0; Panny lirandles, Memphis to Cairo, IU; Haven, tit. Louis to Pomeroy, 10 ; Grand Kra, Ht. Louis to New Orleans, II; Belle Liee, New Orleans to Kvanfrvllle, noon ; Alary Ann, PLysmr8 lo New Orleans, 1 i m. ; Quickstep.Tvunivillo PacKet, 'i; Alauaa, New Orleans to Cincinnati, 4; J. H. Neai, .Memphis to Pittsburg, 6; Cornle Urookw, Ht. Louis to Cairo. 6;el!obt. Iionls.Ht. Louis to Memphis, C; II. M. Hhreve, Khroveport to Bt. Louis, ; H. H. Thayer, Oak Klver to Mound City. Klver rose 0 inches. Weather clear. Mercury C8J. NASHVILLE, April 5. Klver 'alllBst, with tiineieet on rfurpetti Hhoals. Weather clear and cool. Arrived, John Lorn -den from Cat o; Ella llui;he, irotn Upper Cumberland. Departed, LuwroiiO'., to Cincinnati, ST. I.OCI3, April 5. Arrived A.tiUy Johnson, Knukun; Jilnmarck, New Orleanoi city of Pektu, Peoria; CHy of Cairo, Memphis; Par West, Pitthburg; Minnesota. Dubuque; Annii, Cincinnati. Uoparted Kate Kearney, Omaha; Marble City, VIckKburg. Hlver fUll rlsluir, but the Illinois ana Missouri aro ialiiug slowly; weather clear and warm. Memphis. Apjl 5. Weather clear and pleasant. lUver rlHinq last, ana Is now within 6 feet of hi(jh water mtirk. Arrived: Lewellln fiom Kvansvllle. Uo parted Thomson Dean, Mollio Kbert and Ht. Joseph, to Ht. Lml; Bella Vernon, to Cincinnati; Legal Tender, to White Hlver; Kenton and Com mou wealth to Aew Orleans. ViCKsnuco. April 5. Down: Wnnatilta, Arkansas, Amos, Mollio Able, Kllgoar, Republic. Up: Halite, last utgUt. New Orleans, April 5. Arrived Atlautic, Olive Branch, Magenta. , DepartedDexter, McUill, Kdiuburg. STEAMBOATS. VOA MK.VirHIM VICKSrtUUO, AND NEW OH LEANS. ! The now and mnjcstie steamer . i.lT?f Mary JrXontoi - L. B. Eunhaiu, Master; Harry Walker, Clerk, W1H l.avo for Now Orleans and all Intermediate ports on , 'ritUKMD.iT, APItlL 7TII, . at 4 c'cl ck p.m. For freight or pawsnn apply on board, or to W.U.llUUWN&CO, and HUMPJIHKY, LISWl-S A CO., . &I6 2t Agents. rOK OVKNSUOKO and louisvillk Tho splendid side-wheel passenger packet Morning Star, frank, O. Smith. Master: Prank Dougherty, Clerk, Will leave for Louisville and all way pons WEDNESDAY APRIL 6rH, at 11 p.m , on arrival of mall tralu from the North find Kant. For. freight or pa;ftjr apply on board, or to . I1HOWN St CO.. dlt Agents. FOIt CLAHKSVILLE AND NASHVILLE The new and magnlflf cht steamer Jobh V. Throop, Master; Ooorge Throop, Clerk, Having been built expressly for the Cumberland Hlver trade, will leave for NushViUo and a l way ports on , YVKDNLADAir, APRIL Cm, at 4 o'clock p.m. For freight or passage npply on board, cr to apa-2l W. H. CON AN f. Agent. FOU MEMPMH, VICKSBUItU, AND NfciW OltUiANS. ; , The great passenger steamer : iM ' ' " : jr. in i.j;r a, - It. K. Neal, Master; Charley Miller, 1 .,.-,,. Klltolt Miller. J Alerts, Will leave lor New Orleans and a'-l way ports on TUUKSDAV, AritiL ?TT, at 4 p.m. For lrclalU r nassna-o apply ou board or to W. O. llHOWN !sc CO., and HUilPHHEY, CO., ai',l 3t ; Agents. 41'2TTING, ETC . i DKALKa IK MantUiHTa and Gas Fixtures, (Jj3 and Statin I'lpe Fitter. fcVANrJVILLK. INK,

New York Gold and Stock 2.rkct. By Telegraph. New Yosk, April 5. Ths Stock Exchange, to-day, voted 4S0 to 141 to authorize the Building Committee to procure a new location to erect a new bnilding. Money Market csier. and demand on call promptly at & The bank reserve consists largely of specie aud 3 percent, certificates; plain greenbacks are scair?, and banks are borrowing among thcuibelvts. Htkklino Firm at Joli Firm ; or'oea at 112, toughed lll112, and closed at 112. Carrying rates per cent. Clearances ii,0JJ,0OO. Uovjcknmknts Show some speculative spirit and firm, apparently In sympathy with the understanding that the Committee cf Ways and Means are almost unanimously opposed to the funding bill. Thero is a marked scarcity, and it is dllllcaltto fill liberal orders at near the market prico. Coupons, lh81 . . 1H'A1U4 l-O. 1Ki2 .. .AM'atll(Li Do. mi io!!ittioy?'g i'o. iso.5-..- loon-ap Do... New .lOtfJv!!1 Do. 1U . ...K'HyViHli Do. 1WJ7 10'J!4rlWS lm. im IW4(9WJ,4 Tea-fortlc-s ltJfiJratlOttW Currency sixes... .. 112 aiWi

Cincinnati Market. By Telegraph. Cincinnati, April 5. Fx.ouu-Flrm but quiet; anally 85 153 5 0. Wheat Rather dull at 81 08,31 11 for Noj. 2 and 1 red winter. Cok: Dull and a better supply; mixed B0Se; choice b7ciif-.Se. oats UucbauKod. and steady at COyJc. Byk-Sjssc. Baklky Unchanged and dull at 8j($S5 for btate sprint; to prime fall. Cottok Active and blhtr; middling at 22o. ToiiACCo Unchanged and steady. PiiovjBioss Firmer and more active for ail articles; mess pork V7; bulk meats 10, 1314, U(314; sales of 400.0U0 pounds ; bacon rlrin.aau generally held higher; shoulders 11c; Bides irVya. with a good doi-iand for sides at these rates, but they were held at 15iCili4 at the close, and not offered freely even at these quotations. Laud iu good demand, partly speculative at loc, and all to be had at this rate were taken ; at tho close kettle wa held at 15'4,nnd not much oii'ared. BirriKtt Unchanged and steady. Cmkk.sk-Unchanged and steady. CLOVBtttiKKo Firm at 1010 per pound. Timotuv acarce and in demand at JU i0 (&7 to. Flax-Du'.I at 8133. Huoak Unchanged; prime N. O. 15J 15. Coffee Firm at 1822, and demand good. Wuisky-Held at l881 00, but demand limited ; buyers do not seem willing to follow up the advance. ExciiANQB-Flrni; par to 60 per cent, piemlum buying; one tenth perct tit.prt tuiutn soiling. : Goljj 11J4 buying. Money Market unchangod. New York Market. Py Telegraph. if- :Niw York, Apill5. ' Cotton Firmer; sales of 1,500 bales at 2.14 tor middling uplands. Flouii Unchanged, heavy; Hecelpt9,120 bbls; sales or 6,2X) barrels at fl &kHI 65 for supei lino btate and western ; 81 t&taH 10 lor extr state; (4 fcOQ5 45 for extra western ;5 15.35 30 lor whlto wheat extra; 94 tUt feO 50 for round hoop Ohio; 83(i for extru Ml. Louis; to 1018 lor good enoi.se do. Hyk Flouk Q,u:ct; Bales 0 bol t at 14 25 J 5 0O. Corn Meal tj.uict. Whisky Firm ; sains 5t) blls westoni at SlOiHStlOofor free, chieily 1 05. Whkat Dull and nnchanod; receipts 13, J) bush; sales U2,(;0O busii at 81 12 tor No. 2 Milwaukee delivered : 81 21 for winter red southern Illinois; 81 2i.4l 2U. for winter and amber western in store and delivered ; 81 U7 for white western. Hyk Q,alet; sales of 1.20J buiU western at 81 (10. Barley Doll; sales 1,3)0 busholn two rowed slate at sue, and 0,00'J prime Canada West at 81 05. Barley Malt In fair request; sales of S.Soo bush at BOVjyoc lor Hla.o; tlul Ui for Canada West. Corn Hcarco and lo better; receipts 400 bush ; sales 81,010 bu-.h at 81 l7,-il ( S 'or new mlxoa western ; 81 USstl 10 for old do; 81 10 (jllllfornew yellow Jersey and Pennsylvania. oats Firmer and mora active; iecelpts 2,7aibush; sales S2,(HJ0 bush at rki.t r74 for western In store; W., all jat; 023 15o for Ohio and Ktato. Hick Dull at for Carolina. Coffee Dull. KyQAtt Firm ; sales 1,710 hhds at BdilOa for Cuba, and WA'10!4 for Porto Hloo; also 200 boxes Havana at 10. MOLASSES Quiet; H.un 5T0 hhds at 41o for Muscovado, und 52J(j82c for Porto P.lco. How-Quiet at 1525c for American. Pktholkum Firm at MXQ11 for crude, and 2i4C'Mi4 for lellned. Linseeb oil Is dull, at Suisse in casks. Turpentine Bte ad y, at WAKI1Pokk Firmer and in fair deinaud; sales 450 bbls at 820 75c"27 00 for mosa : 81U 2l OJ lor prime, and 822 50is22 75 lor prime hubs: als:t 4,500 kibls ineH. Her Aprli, May and June, at 8-0 05 27 00. Bkef Hteady and quiet: sales 1GO bh!s at f IO is Ou " ue w pluiu moss, and 814:)17 50 for now extra mess; tloica boot quiet; sales 2()0 tlcrceti at I25t28 00 for prime oioks, and ?i-:$'H) 00 for India ms; beef hams bteady ; sales 200 bbls at 2833 00 for new. Cut Meats Hteady; sales l'JO packages at 1034f12o lor shoulders, and llltic for lmmi; middles quiet; sales 50 boxes Cumberland Cut at 12i. Lard Firm ; sales of 1,000 tleioes nlll') 15 ior lit am, and 15fijl5i for kettio rendered; ahio oOO tierces eUsam, stllr May, at lb,c. Butter Dull aud heavy, at H3203 for Ohio. Cheese Firmer at lllii'.Oa. Frkiuiits To Liverpool lower; what per n'.uara 2J,3i2d. Ht. Louis Market. By Telegraph. St. Louis, April 5. Touacco Steady and unchanged. Cotton Higher at 22c for middling. Floiju Very quiet and Utile dne: fall snneilitie 8:1 110,41 10; cholcj X8150; XX II 84 t5; XXX to choice and fancy J5 ift QSOO. Wueat Very firm; Kc tor soft Illinois sprlDg; 81003ll0 for strictly prlmo rod fail; 81 2'J tor choice do. CORN Buoyant and higher; 80c foi choice yellow iu elevator ; bl(.vH2c for whlto do; fc7fe8ac for yellow sacked ; ihxa'Ji for white do. ... . - OATS-Flrra at 6351. KXBpirm at 71,7tlo. Wiiisuy Advanced to 81 01(3 1 02. Gar-CERIE Unclianged. PKOVLSION8 Ueld ilrm with but little doing: email sales pork at 127; no salts of dry salt meat; bacon, small kuioh; annuldnrsllc; clear sides 15, generally held at lOo; country clear nl e 15-J. Laki-Firm at 11 for llerco; 15 for keg. LouSsTlllo Market. - ? ! liy Telegraph. . LOuisvili-e, ApTil 5. !otton Firm at21 fnrmid lllng. Flour Extra family 85 OJ. Corn ttc. OA13-03C. - ' - ' 1 Wueat-8105(?12U. Oro;ekies Tho market hnsanppward tendency. r ByQAK UK, COFFEE 20. Pkovjkions Prices aro Arm; mm pork 827 60; shoulders 11, l.yji and lb; bulk moaH, 10J, 11 and lie; hums 1S. LAkD-ltfO. ( WitiKY in demand atDSJSl. ' : Tobacco-80 007 60; leaf, 8ii&51 00. t-r ,. Chicago Market. , , By Telegraph CniCAOo,1 April 0 FnocB-Very quiet; ?1 05S5 ?5 for spring WUKAT-Veaker and 'o lwer ; sales of No. 1 at iwtjSOc; No. 2 at 70.47dc; closing easy; this afternoon mtrket dullat7it5 Beherlity BCUer April; WvaXo for CORN-Dnll at 7S for No. 2, and 71 r75 for n.K.rB?; this atternoon raarkot Irregular at 7437c cwh and 81o for seller May. OAT9-au(4304c; oiosing at 3c. Rye Quiet; closing at 72H72c for No. 2. lURLKY-Nomlnal at 60C4t:oo. , ' HiniiwiNES Firm at 81 02 for wooden MK33 PoRK-82(J.42a 2a; roVigh tid; lJcdry salted shoulders UJUOo . iA.EU-li;i3HJi2. ' : A'asbvllio Market. By Telegraph. Nashville, ' April 5. Cotton Higher ; low mlddllnz 21c ai d good ordinary 10c. ""uui.us iic, atu BAcon Clear sides 16c; shoulders HVchamslttc; canvassed lSxiDa, 1A0. faDcy.UBAt W Wa0 &0'Ior "uP"ftno to Cokn-H sacked, la the depot. European Markets. UyTelecrarh. ; London Ann l i Consols ; American secu. lties QUlt LiVKiirooL. April i V- Cottoii flrnior11 ; sales 1S.0OO bales. ai anohostcr market higher; recelnt.s wheat for three days 17 . 5U0 quarters; 12.500 of whu-n JilX 66a Od ; choose 70s od ; bacon toi lor Cumber laud cut; naval stores quiet. New York Dry Goods Market, liy Tolegrapu. New York, April 5. The market is a little more animated but far from no Ivo. Price aro peueiallv quiet and uniform. Tho following ate tho most important changes: Pomherton U rottouiidcH rod une.d from 21" to 22; Trimont U 4-4 shooting from I2j to li'4, und Wotlurn World do. from llo to 10?4.'

wimio wneat Os 2d4lki ad red western No. 2 7s 4d; w lute r Ks au f o r wistoiu flour VU Od : corn, No. 2 mixed 2Ks 3J;oHts2i&d: nork 0:u .i iaAr mi. .i .

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Oottox Hcarpo and very firm at 2iyj3. Flotjr Si-ao 60. Co ki J?7c ' s i . Oats (2Sjti;ic. Hay f27 CO. I5KAN 828 00. JjA Kn 151 Ojc. Pork 827 50. Bacon Hhouldcr, llllc; sides, Bulk Meats Shoulders 10c: sides ill 15c. WITHOUT L IMVAL. the JOUItlVAL OFFICE POKS ALL KINL3 OF BOOK AXI) JOB PftIXTI.0v FROM A Twenty-Sheet Slammoih Poster DOWN TO A YlUiiiK or Wedding Card, In lh hot,! sty In of the art, and fit prices as low as tho lowest. all kinib or. Show and Travoling Oorapmios Making their Western trip, will find it to their advautago lo give us a call, as we have a largo stock of CUTS, BORDERS, &c. Cr. SUITABLE FOB Til El R BUtUNEfVS. Eastern Bills for Colorot! Printlnpf DUPLICATED ON HIUIIT. COMMERCIAL PRINTING, BC II AS Dill-Head, I . Cards, '! Chcclcs, . DrafU, , . , I.cttcr-llcad, ' ' - J'Jnvclojtcs, J Hanks, liahch, IhuyTiclcets, Orny Hooka, Hilts of Lading . Gutter Snipes, Ih)dgcrs, Hand-Dills, Tags, Pi'Oi ammes, dc. ricnlq, Bull, and Show Tlekc!?, OF ALL KINP.1, NEATLY l'Itl Wn:i IN AN V II I tXIil IP WORK. We aro prepared lo execute Brief Work for lawyers with dispatch and at reasonable rates. UKftiTJHuiiit tiii: int. tea: t N 6 luOCUST 4rX, NKXT HOOK TO PtMT-OFFICF.. B. A. FAHNESTOCK'Q V JK 11 MIFUGE . The Tape Worm U one of the most cruel OKI relcHUem enemiet cf man, and occanor. lhmotiitresinoymplornt. A dull pain in the forehead, glddluoas, alternate puleness and flushing of the face, paleness ol the linn, emaciation, alternate loss and exoefcs of appetite, crav.ngs for parltculat articles of food, olTenslve b.reath, swelllua of tbe abdomen, depresutug of splriijiand UHtniOU8 ,rrUaolUty' are lho leading sympNow, why not, in view of this dangerous enemy make use of a remedy which many years of experience has proved to bo a sale and certain remedy? B. a. Fahucstbck's Vermifuge, if used according to the dlreci.air?'011 acoompHny each bottle, will not fall to eradicate the destroyer. Ureat caution mast be used by every v. . U (, U IUUKO III UUD sense, and to examine every botile iie bnyaoflu The s: na pie nam o of FahnkBtock l not suWcicnt. He must look clewely and carefully lo seo that the initials are It A. FahncjTock, and benathiB. A. FAlI!K;ST0CK.i SOX Si CO., WUOLESALS PKUG013T3, piTTsnuna, pa., SOLIi PROPRHTOrt3. LOSS OF MANHOOD. Kl'.SUI. riVO KB4I.1I XI" K I OM.1F.N of Youth. Young, mlddie-aged or even old men permanently restored to manly vigor, bv the sure and only known remedies, to re had at the Western Medical tllloe, 137 Hycamore Ktrcet, Cincinnati, O. Heud stamps for circular. I'eniale disrates tjieedily cured. Meilclne by mail, ltecent cases of private dtseano cuieJ lo tbreo days. A'o charge until cured. Nursing furnished, (wlyr FOR SALuE. rIS N.tl,E-VAI.UABLK MAIN HTKKICT PRXJPliRTY That Bleudld property known as the Kgler property, situated on the weat corner of Main ami Hlxth HtroMs, fronting 75 le?t on Main Htreot and 1xf feet ou Hlxth fctreet. Hald property Is ottered for salo al low llaures on etixy terrns. A poly to J. P. KI.LIOTT A HtN, lUul lO tuto AftenUt, Corner IawusI and Tlilril Mtrecti'. eM dlf

( liHTA B LIS 1 1 ED 1.10.) WKfiCIt 5c i III PFITHS, Njvwh A xcs .Sawn. HiWS of all description". AXKH, Kki.tjnu and Mill FCKNisifiNH. ClllCULAH HAVV.S with Holid Teeth, or with Patent An.Tt'HTATt!.E PoiNTi?, superior to all Inserted 'i'vcLh Haw. , tr Pricks I? eduokd !"sa, Fend for Prlco List and ejlrenln.r. WKLC1I & (JRII F1THH. BoNton, Mbkh., or Detroit, Mh li.

T is ye"" , f 3P-:sTntti in'ii "i i'j-'i'.i'i,NTni wuoi.i.uiauj( titvywt. tju uicj-k ran bale ky all deai.eksin DRY GOODS & NOTIONS. HOW TO GET Rooks for Pi O i l! IU. 810 worth of splendid lyilinntratfltl books given for every I subscribers to the N. V. Mimical 1'ionocr lor 170, i.ionihly Journal lt pages ef ctiolce Music and iuterestlng Miscellnny. Only 5i cl. er annum in advance. Circulars with llt of ptemiuuis at.d specimen copy ef IHmiecr sent on receipt of stamp. F. J. IIUNTIMOTOW A CO., 411) Broomo Street, N. Y. Agents I'anv&sslng Cooks sent free. Secrets of Internal Revenue By a Prominent Officer cf the Treasury Service, Hhowlug up the teerels and inner worklngt of the Uevenuo Department, tho Vhlsky Ring, Uoltl King, and Drawback Fraiuln, Hystematlc Kobbery, Hopredtions, Dim. splracies and Raids ou the Government, Malfeasntice, Tyranny, atui Corruption of high OlliclHls. '1 he tnoit startling and important book published. Containing about OOO woll tilled pact's, spiritedly mummied. jiffenla vaided. Cunveuiivg JSwte and crrmplite oulJU rd free. Address Will. 1I.IM , lLblUihcr, Piillndelphta, P.t Chicago, 111., or Cincinnati, Ohio. " Agents Wantc(I,Forournev,r book "'HIP FYIii'57 or MOR3IOHS P.y a Bister of a High Priest, and a resident for 15 yoara am nig them. Illuxlri ted. I'age -172. JYice tf'i. Giving a tail ;md authentic account of their moral, soelal, and political condition to the presotit liino, and of the mysteries and workings of ! lygsiny. Full of MtarlUny farts and atloundiiia duicloturet. Hold only by subscription, txcifslve loiritory given. Circulars and sample sheets (-e-ltt ireo. Addro.s llKl.KNAP.fcBLdMH.liarlfoid.Coun., or BLI-i.Sik CO., Newark, N.J. aVt I'nrL'VV-orih lroml no to luurkM. awarded to Kiibcrihuts uinl aiconls lor Wood's 1 lot;sn.iioi.i MAOAziNK.the larcest Rod best Dollar Monthly in tbe world. Hlmilur pn .en to l j rep)iited f oon. Full parlh-iilats in March number. For salo by ull newHdeulers, or sr.nt with ('ataloKuo ol J'rt inlunis on receiptor 10 cents. AUdreus H. H. w ool), NtfWburgh. N. Y. r. a. o."vrvoi.i.v, rW)LIOriOU OF PAXHNTH. ! OiHoeU:i7th si,, near U. . Patent Office, Washington, I). C, No Tees for serviced rogtilied until Kianllng ol Patents. A. W. FABERM LEAD PENCILS. iirand O'vld btrdxl ond Orcu cf the Isrjion of Honor al (he JCxhlbit on in A'arin, l.-e,7. A. W. Fber's New Pencils or Hibetlan L ad In lo gidUtM are suttorlor to any Pencils ever mado. A. Vv. Fabur's t-.TZNo-UltAl'HlO. being hard aud durable, writing BtnooLU, black, and cloa.11, is the boi;t Pencil lor Aichit'.clH, Ktiluecrs, and Accountants. K. I"AI5KK,13.i Win. ht., N. Y., Bole Acjent of au A. W. Fahkk'o Pe.ciij4, CjtAYo.vri. Hlatks, etc. h or it by itatlonera aud Uealorri KVWtywii kjir. CLAKKVS INDELIBLE thMlLS, i on szAr.iiiKu cloiiii vo. r.rv. "More couveuient than Ink." A.o, Agriculturist.. In vniuub.'o to housekeepers "todey 'a f.ady 's li xjk. "Aver useful arllolo." Am. Institulo Report, 1MJ7. HolkAiknt. i;. FAKKIS, iasYilllai St.. K. V. hll by Mialloners and l'esalers EVUKVWIIEJiK. Aromatic Vogstablo LSoap COLGATE & CO.'S o i 1 c ; t I - o n NKVV YORK. Khtah. ISOC. l or the Dc'icate Skin of Ladies and Children. SOLTJ IS? ALL UKCOOtHTS. 1 ... . . .. k A -a r . a it -jiii, ucaa 1 nisi vay Airoiils a salary of :tO PF.lt V h.l.K. tLli.l .Vr...n ..u ..II..... - ........... . ia.i.w U IILI'U COIIlllllsSlf.il, In i,;i our i.ew wotnlnrftil 1... veutlons. Address M. WAONER & CO.. Marshall. Mich. Wi, will PAY A OKNTH, traveling or local, a t-alury of :t r.er wt elc and fx noiiMi-u a.i.!... i mi.-iV . . i , ,"., , 'y i-i-'tn.vi( ot 02K. I )ochI com hu le, or Transrcr Piaturos. TW.r ., ' "T aiuioguo. w, Atkinson .fc i i.roHiiway, New York. ew artlolea for 'ttwlr- A 0 iinfti U.i,. ...1 A. . II. U. .jii.kTTAiiitu, Elaine im OF 2,500 KB 11 .I'M'!,. .8 NeV y,ork.lH,M,k ' V- UOW1:LL CO., MOKII51.i;.-l l.avo i;uiH red with ; . , 7 - ' j jvin,.im wun run u iu six weeks by a ttimple remedv, and will ... pnuujii irio 10 an eiiiK'tM.VolJrfs HVf- 'f J- AlliAU, Drawer 170, Hyracuse, New York. WyjM'iAVKn x.ovii.-j:sai for Young Men, free. In seated envcl- . iowAUU Association, Box P. Phil, adtlphla, Pa. 'mint EVERYBODY READ THIS I WE WIM. PAY AOKNTrt g'-'l VKU WF.KK. and exptmseH, to koM iho Oreatest Discoveries of tho Ace. Addrss Wiieatox, Hi.NitY .t Co Marshall, Mich. OUil FATIIKfi'3 HOUSE; Or "Tho Unwritten Word," by lh popular author of A ithl tecncM in the Jiible. Hid lout work' Imuienso sale makes cor. tain this one's success. All who have one want the other. Roso-tinted paper. Kteel L'ugravlngs. Clergymen, Tuuclieru, enorgidlo men and huilo-t wanted in vM'y tov.'nHbip to net as agents. A paying biiMl11 ohm. Hend for e'lrculur. y.Rltl LKlt, ill,'CURDY Jt OO., LiU Race Htruet, Cineinnali, Ohio. mli21wlw STALLIONS AT For ISTO. The fast trotting KhilUon m.ra ISien IwubIm; will serve mares at t110."1'!4 .''"...nrTil.red Kiftlllon XllO liiVH -'''.T. Jui 10 10 for Hie present season, to 1 ml ico luriiiers to brtHvl tlitlr mnres to a thoroughbred horso. Any mnre bred lo theso hore, not proving In foal, cn lx returned the following aoasou lre of charge. The seaiiou roiuinnncuH the 1st of March, and end the 1st of July. Terms Note payable ou tho lht day of January, 1&71. ... . For sale, thoroughbred and Trotting Horses, Alderuey Cattle, (milk oue-quar-ler cream); Chester Whlto Pig, and (South Down miecp, uvh ureou ivi iuuiwu nun wool combined. We exK-cl lo import a largo black Jack by tho llrMleif April, tit which duo notion will be given. Address WM. CRAFI'.S, A(i)ut for owner. F.vamivlll, March, INVo. mhSdlw wlm

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F:' r m Arrive T. II fi :0U A M.ll :23 A r,f. i : V) 1 if. 11 ; ". ; m E. H. N. II. II . NortlK.ra Divliion TUAiN.-J UOiNtl MUJi'li. TranKfer Packet H!.eam"r I nyt tto loaves Kvansvllio dully at .'I :'.' P.M. Train leaves 1 leiu. 01 son at 4 i'.m. Arrive at MadlHrmviiin 7 :i v.m. UOIMI NOItl l!. Train leaves Maiilsnnvliio dnlly (Sundays exc ited) at. r, a.m. Arrive at IIimhIii -khii . .. i.i Arrive at lOvansv lio by Tiunsler Packet t'ayelto !:! a.m. Making coiiuejtkni both vas il trains ou tho K. 4 C. Railroad. BTKAKROAV LIN I.:-!. TO IxuiHVILLE. live.y Monday rtt lo O'clock A.M. H -'fry Ti.- "' '.a V , Wtlnoduy, Tliursdvy, F. May, tunl Hal.tii J.ty a! t O'clock v. M. To Cairo DaRy, extcpt Hmi.li.y, i-.t 4 o'clock . M ToOkeilM Rtvi tl. Kvcry Mdin'ay.Tut i. day Thurudiiy, and rsaturday i.t lo rlt.t it P.M. 'J'O EAflTPOtiT. Kvory Tuesday nml ,' ur lay at 4 o'clock p. tl , To H tcjusEtuutit Ially, except ruiii'.; , at o'clock r.M. To Nauii villis Kvery Tttesd.iy,Winesdy and italurduy at 4 p. M. Transient boats dully up nml down. To ClNC'i.N.NAM Lvcry Haturday lit !'l A.M. To Cannelton Kvery Tmt.duy, Thursday, and baturday at 10 a.m. RockportHt70 (via Ncwlmrp.li and Bonn, lile,) carrying tl o mail, R av s at. 7 a . w.. Oil Mondays, Wednesdays and ! 1 ' 1 . Arrives by 7 P. M., Tiu '..hij H, Thuradio h and Hatiird ys. New Harmony Moll Hlao l"av-H ?U,;daysand Fridays at 7 A.m. ArilveH Tu -i-days and Hat urdsys by 4 P. M. Mt. Venio .1 M il Htago lea VON dally (fi oeptHnmiaj h) at 7 A. m. Arrives daily (-x ept Hundnys) by 2 i. M. To NawKUf-ei. Ilacf: ilally (i-rri 1 t, hhiiiy.) from tho Morchaiit'a Hotel, at is O Cl( ck P. M. rho r.Io;jt Popalar Juvunil.) H ?,;v zino la Anierica. TRRMH, Of R DOLLAR A Y 1 '.A K. KIN OLE t' I'V, TWELVE Ce.'fl'S. r$nr. i.t i i i.i: -i( poit 1. iin'i n Jtm larger clreul.il loii than any c:!ir ,111Venllo Mag. ikIum In Mm world, uid l i I" Iter worth tho pi H o than any oilier n:ar; 1Elno ever published. BucauKo of its Irninciif O Ircul it liii, x:tfironablol to lurtiltli It at Iho low prieo of Onb Dollar a Ykau; nix o.i n, i,m year, il" ; HiriK.lo "opli h, 12 e 11 im ; or Inn li anyonowhow 1 1 t ry to ral.su a el 11 1 . litiuttltul preitiHuiiiH for clulm. Kubscrlho N(W. l-ivr voIuiihm In- in January and July; i:iek iiiuuhtiH u.:t always bo sent. Addrei-s ALFRK1) Ij. HI2WRLL CO., Paldh.hi-rf, Office 0 the Jitlle Corporal, C.'IICAOO, ILL. I. K,-H'8 nln inllili Hie tni lo i. i n,: "THE SCHOOL FESTI VA ,," All Original tiujrleily Mnfnr.lne, d- voli tl t'XfdiMlvely 10 H.-ln.ol . til I al n 11 1.-:. I , lOxhiOiLiou.4, T'.lhh'HUX, ;li. Prico i ill , Cents a year, t uiuplo copy l i ccnlH. The Little Corporal's iVio l), inri,xj lUy.k "UEikli'M IIKAULM1 I.l.SSO..-, Tho best t hin?; of tho klml ever J 11. .1. i'ih:ot!I fii) lor eiolli hiiui.'.iig; ;-. iia,i i lion, 80 coins. Mold by boi.l.,-u il. xr-, or m nl by mail tin rece ipt ol priou. V.V.3. MII.LKIl'S.M.W ROOK', " TIIIS Jl O l'A L li OA I) I o 1 -o j: TLW I. . ' ' A ile.'Iglil fill an I lnslrticlivcstory f.r l,oyx. Price, tl Ml. H Id by bookf.ellclH, 01 K nt by mall on recelfit l price. Ahn, numerous other laiokn. Write fur doicrlptlvo circulars. AiMrm iih above, ALFRED L.HRWKLL & CO., Pnldhdi in, Wly CilK ACo, I I.I,. P P P ? V T XIIK AVUKIN1 f'l.ASS.-W nt" how prepared to inruii.li all elan s u h f coiiHliint employment at liome, I do w lnit of Hio lluio r hr tho hpaie humii nl'-. Rut'ltKi s new, lU'.ht, and I aoill able, l irsons of i llher set ea lly arn lrom ' I 8 j p r vt-iiing. ami a proportional unit I j devoting t luir whole 1 1 100 to tbo Im a hi 1 Roys hial glr s earn nearly us una ii i men. That n I who feo tliM noMen jiny send tlielr adere ;.m, and te.-.i. t bo lai .im , womaho thl.-l unpar.tla loil nh 1 : iohie as aro not well sui.lMlied, wo will :-n. fl to pay for Iho trouble ol writlm.'. 1'ull f ; . 1 1 ieiilHi'M, a vulil ililfl nirni'ltt, wble b ui.i 1I1 to comn. fin 11 A01 li on, and a copy ! bn f'eapte'e l.itm rn '"""' mn 1,1 11.larteht ami lx st, family in wnpis p. 1 -t pitiHliodnll met f-en by tnall. Retul.-r, i j-on want peri mm nt, r(.l, I able worn, t,.ldrf K. ;. Ali.-KN tV CO.. Au;;u- la., .Me. K.I w.'irn D-trjiy llotk'.). r?Aiti:.M i i iiy .:dhi s t -, a- . . - JLia Union T wiship, ond red n:id wbil heifer, WM ll 111 (l.iey -coioi e 1 Lnv. noli 11m! split iu ielt 1 .ir, eplit and nmler bit u; r.gtit ear; Jinti ed to i.e near tv o yem t .:.t, and appralxeil Jit II Hoe 11 1I01 la r ; u l;.t a I 1 bull w: li wbilo faee, white t-ful on ei.it hip; Judged to bo one j ear old I hi .1 ( pi ie;and appi ai.sed at. 1 1 b t ! ! In 1 1, b ;. 1 mi:Ul vtr et. .1. . y. vvm . n, jm.i ice. Ailialaistratci'ii ;.al HOTICE i hereby r.;!v. 11. Ibat I Hell at public auet Ion, tin b.YlURDAY, XllR VI. 1UV f;F APRIL, is. -a, At tho rcldo ico of Ira 4 uveas, Into of Vanderhuigli Connly, iIhi'umi.i, nil hi , peisonal pro; erty, coiisist 111 nt Poim . mules, cattle, iio;;n, f uitui,, ulei,.i wagon, bu', Rous', hold n;.,l Kil. :en fiirniturc, . 1 , wheal, oat 1, Ac , Lot lain u tty uiu wmovr. A credit of ulro IilontitM will lm In n on ai; sums ever throo do! Urn, tbo "parch amu giving hlH no o wllb a,. proved surety, ualvibg v:UipIIi id anpra! .1 moiilliiwu. DRV I li k 1 i:., inh.'X) l'iT Ailm tuini .1 nl or. AUiCN'IH who bell otrn Nt w v i: j ... t v -PLAIN lRMi-: TALK AND MKDH'.W, 'eMA!t)N BKN,-)K," M t. Havo 110 cinij (illMon. 'i'ljt ro never ti bO'tU publi died lilto It. I : vi'l V b tiy wants It Any body can mi'.ii; MANY AUK.NTH AUK Now M "lvl-;u HiW A WKI'.R. Tho work vuibraccu Wa pities, 0 Rir, t rations. Prlco only JT, It yen wmit I.i ir: , money and do good, send for on r : I .p.. , -. circular, uulec t your terrltoiy, ami e(, Vo work at oneo. Full table of contents of this wondoi fid work sent frt o on application, AHte W1U.1.M & CUMIN, liJ RriMoon ,- ire. I, New York. tnlciiUwit Adml'iistritci'd Notlco. "TvTOTi-i: iu hereby Rlvon, Hint, tlio ntiJL'J dersigneo has been 11 t'pol 11 1 etl A tun 1 1istrator (it llw i-tlnto ol 1 111 I'm i-im, I ;n .1 o X Vanderburgh County, ileeeusi-d. aid e -late is HUppof-ad to be solvent. 1,1 ,V I IIIMiKI.I!, Atliiiliil-ti il a. , March vk, iK'iRuhW VMv