Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 April 1870 — Page 3

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AUNT MABEL'S STOKY. BY EDUA BKOOK.' "Isn't be a real darling, auntie? And with very pardonable pride the young mother held up her first-born, to receive the kind greeting of Aunt Mabel, who for the first time bad corns to pay a visit to her favorite niece. "lie is, indeed, a beauty 1" replied aunty, a3 she took the ten months old baby in her arms and fondly kissed his soft, dimpled cheeks. . But little Walter did not at all approvo of this, and his mother took him to the other end of tho room, whero tho bright rays of the afternoon sun, shining through the end window, fell on a wine decanter standing on tho table, lighting up the cut glass with a variety of brilliant colors. Forgetting Lis troubles, little Walter crowed with delight, and stretched out his tiny bands to trrasp tho attractive object, liis mother laughed merrily as she danced him up and down. "You can't have that, my Ron; that s no plaything for you, pet," but the baby screamed afresh and reached toward it. "Fie! baby; what a noise for auntio to hear there, little tyrant, will that do?" and she placed the Btorjper of the decanter in bis hands, and set him on the carpet; then drawing a footstool to Aunt Mabel's side, she exclaimed, "Now, dear auntie, 1 can talk to you; baby will be quiet a louse while with that new toy to play with." "Oracie, dear, don't spoil that boy of yours," Grace laughed "I'll try not, auntie, but ho will have bis own way, if possible;" and she psscd her hand over ber boy's curly l ead, as he sat gravely on tho floor, thrusting his new plaything into that ,eneral receptacle of all babios his n outh. "Look 1 auntie, ' said Graco. after a minute or two spent in admiring contemplation of her treasure; "only see bow the rogue is euckingthatstdpper! I do believe ho likes tho taste of tho wine on it; that's beginning early at any rate, isn't it?" And again she laughed merrily as sho spoke. But Aunt Mabel did not laugh. "Grace," she said, seriously, "do you mean to bring up your boy to be a water drinker?" . "I'm Buie I don't know, auntie; I've never thought about it; why should I? A little beer, or wine cither won't hurt bim when ho is older. ' Bdand and I always take it for dinner." : , , "Your husband is not a teetotaler, then?" . "Oh I no, be says it ia carrying things to great extremes to abstain altogcthr er; a little ale with his dinner, and a glass or two of wine after, does bim good; and he ia never pleaded unless I take soma too. I am "not strong enough to do without it, . he eays; tho?gb aB I te k'm that's just nonBame, j'ot'I'm a well as ever I can be." . . "You look so, at any rate, my dear," said her aunt; "and now, Uracie, I should like to tell you a short Btory about the friends in the North, whom I only left last week. You know I have been staying there a long time." "Indflcd you have, dear auntio; for I have been wanting you for the last thre months, and couldn't pet you; do let ria bavo your story ; but I know," she aided,- glancing at tho mourning ,dre53 of her relative, "it has been a vvcrv mournful time for you." "Inde i it has, dear; a very, very ruouraful time. Bat it is not of that I want to speak first; my story must data back many, many years; to a time when I wa3 not much older than -yau, Gracie, and as lull of life and lipe as you can possibly be now, I vcn nav'iKr a lone promised visit to Bomo f'riaids", when one day I was surjrised by receiving a note from an old and much loved schoolfellow, to invite mo to spend a long day with her that week, and to come to her for a longer Btay when roy visit to tho Duncan's should terminate. I was, indeed, delighted at this opportunity of renewing our friendship, and I did not fail to go over to Willowby Hall on tho appointed day, and was welcomed by Isabel with tho greatest pleasure and alection. With eagerness she showed me over her house and gardens, reserving till last the introductin to her chief treasure, hi r only child, a lovely boy of three summers, Isabel always dined early .with her boy when thcro was no company expected, and today was to he no excoptvn to the rule, for "she would not," eh said,-"make a stranger ot her old s jhpoi friend Mabel." There was another visitor present, howeyerIsabel'seldeU brother, who- had just returned tj this country after" many years' abseneo and, had arrived only the night before on a short visit to bis sister. Mr. Willowby was away from Lome on business, much to Isabel' regret, who wished to introduce ruo to her husband ; so we were a small, but very merry party; tho quaint remarks volunteered by little Cyril add ed cot a little to our amusement. It waa ovident Isabel epoiled the precious hnr. but I thought it was not much to bo wondered at he was such a bright, loving, intelligent little fellow. , When the servant in waiting filled our glasses from the jug of fresh drawn a'o. which, however. I noticed ihat Mr. Stewart declined to touch,- it was with Bomo surprise 1 saw the little boy's silver cup wad half-filled too, and that he raised it witn . eagerness to his lips. Mr. Stewart spoke the thoughts that were in my , mind by exclaiming, "Isabel! surely you don't 1st that child drink ale?" Isabel Jauzhed. "Yes, Cordon, he always has a little ho i not strong, andSit does liOT good; he likes it, too; don't you pet?" . . . . , "Do-you think it wise and right, Isabel, to let that child get a liking for drinks of that kind while he is go younor?" "Why. Gordon, what barm can it do bim?" "A great deal, I should pay. Ale is quite unfit for.ajcbild of his years especially for one so sensitive and excitable as Cyril." "Bat, fjrordon, it id suoh ; little drop ho "has scarcely more than a tablcspoonful it can't, possibly hurt him'.- iw.:: ' " "Well setting anide- the ; physical Jiarm it may or may not do to him, it may do him an immense amount of moral injury; while he is too young to have any principle about the matter. you foater and encourage in your boy a liking for intoxicating drinks. , By he time ho ia old enough to have his pnsnciple3 established, the liking he has ac-mired may be strong enough to bear down those principles altogether especially under .the self-indulgent system you are likely to pursue with bim. I say the liking he has acquired, because I firmly believe no child who has net Veen educated to like beer or wtno will ehooso ; it in preference to water. Did Cyril take it willingly at first?" ....... . . . "No, indeed, be didn't; it was fun to see tho faces he made at it; but I made : him take it I am sure it strengthens bim and he likes it now; I have no peace if I don't give it to bim."

"That exactly bean out my theory, replied Mr. Stewart, "that a child's natural drink is water, and it will choose no other if not taught to do eo. Place beer or wino before cither of my littlo ones, (you know I have half a dozen such treasures as this youngster), and they will unhesitatingly turn from it; not. only becauso papa would be displeased if they touched it, but because they really dislike it ; and to force them to take it would be as distasteful to them as the sometimes necessary dose of physic. Isabel, do give up this habit of indulging your boy in what is morally as well as physically dangeroua for bim to takel I am much older than you, and my longer experience in such matters bids me warn you. Do be advised by me; take that cup from tho child at once, and giro him water instead; not only to-day, but regularly iu future." Isabel looked half convinced. "Will my pot give mama his cup?"she asked coaxingly of her boy. "Not". replied tb.3 little fellow decisively, at the Bame time grasping bis goblet firmly with both tiny hands. Isabel did noi persevere. "Never mind for to-day," she said, carelessly: "he ba3 "almost "finished it, and I don't want to regale Mabel's ears with a squall. . I'll think about it, bowevtr. Gordon, dear," she added, winningly, "so don't look so grave; and the conversation glided into another channel. Tho rest of the day passed pleasantly away; and at parting, Isabel made me promise that in a fortnight's time I would return to pay her a long visit. Little did cither of us think that in less than half that timo I should be summoned home to stand by the dying bod of nay beloved father. , I concluded to moebow. ,

It HVUOAI XISIE-TADLE. (C'otreetea November 2 1th, 169.) Eransvllle & CrawTordsvllle B.C. ; I ' - GOING NORTH. Leave " '" Mail.' Kxpr. ' Freight. EvariBVllie .10:10 a M... 4 :30 v m... 4 :t'j a m , . Arrive : Vlncennea.12:lo p at... 6:29 p M ...10:15 A m Terre Haute. S:53 p m... V:6p at... 4:15 r u lEvaaarllle & Crawfordtvllle. BITDKSISO, Leave Exp. Mail. Freight. T. Haute 6:10 a at... 4 :10 p n... 5:15 a m Vlucennes... 7 :50 a m... 8:ZS p m.11 :5t p if Arrive Evansvllle ...12:00 M 10:7) p 5:35 p M ' ! Terre Ilaato it Indianapolis. GOING CAST. Leave Day Ex. NlfjotEx. Mail. Terre Haute, :hF Jf ...12:10 a sf 6:60 am Arrive -IuOlauapolLd. 6:45p M.J 2:40 A M... 10:05 A M , 1 , Ohio & Mississippi. i GOIa KA9T. Leave' r Lightning Ex. Acc NIplitEi. Vluceunen ... 1:08 p M... 1:13 p M..JU-.23 p m . ' i OOISO WKST. . ; Leave Mall. Wight Ex. Day Ex. Vlucennea .... 1:17 p m. 1:o7am .. U :40 am S JET Vf RJff T I? O :' Terre Ilaute ii Indianapolis. Leave InOp'lla:3) AM. 8:25am. 1:30pm. 6:30pu Arrive X. H...B :00 a m.11 :23 A M. 4 :40 p M.11 5 p m E. H. & N. R; R.. Northern Division ' TKA1NH UOINU SOUTH. Transfer Packet Bleamer Fayette leaves Evansvllle dally at....M 3:00 p.m. Train leaves llendereoa at 4:30 p.m. Arrive at Aladlsonville ... 7:10 p.m. - . ' . UOINONORTH. , ., Train leave MaUlsonvllia dally (Sundays excepted) at... 5:25 a.m. Arrive at lleaJertion.- 8:00 .M Arrive at Evansvllle by Transfer I'ucltet Fayette . 9:15 a.m. Making connection both . ways with trains on the E. & C lUillroaJ. STEAMBOAT LiNEB. To Iiouisvixt.. Every Monday at 10 O'oloolt A.M. JKvery Tuosdny, relnmday.TUarsUay, Friday, and (Saturday atf o'clock P. M. To Caibo Dally, except Handay, at 4 ToUhe'kn Rivxk. Every Monday.Tuesdy Tliiir(lay, and UalurUay at 4 o clock 'to Eastpobt. Every Tuesday aud SaturJay at 4 o'clock p. m. To II KJDBnaoN Dully, except Handays. X 8 o'clock To NashviLlb Every Tuesday .Wednesdy and Saturday at 4 f. m. iTansieot Boats daily up ana aowp. To UiNOiNNATI Every Haturduy at 10 A.M. To Cannklton Every Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday at 10 a.m. . ' KocltportStage (vlaNewbargh and BoonviUe.) carrying the mall, leaves at 7 a. m.. 9n Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrlveft by 7 P. m., Tuettdaya. Thursdays and Batnrdays. Mew Harmony Man taee leaves Mon days and Fridays at 7 a.m. Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays by 4 p. M. mu vernon Man oiace leaves uaiiy (ex sept Sundays) at 7 A. m . Arrives dally (ex tept sunaays) uy r. n. To Nkwbubg. Haoa dally (except Suniay,) from the Merchant's Hotel, at S o'clock p M. 1 8 7 O T II K K VANS Y ILL E o' xj' n a i., Dally, Trl-Weckly, and Weekly. No ' Leading Paper on ihe Lower Ohio. Aa-Exponent of Western Energy 1 ' Intelligence, and Progress. I largest Circulatirtii ! !lu SoutltwesterD Indiana and I Kentucky, and bouili- . 1 cm Illinois. ; It contains, all the News of the Day Telegraph, Foreign and Domes tic and by Mail. VarUty ia the Spice of Life," and every sue of the Journal ia fnU or a variety or ews, Gossip, and Miscellaneous Readinc It publishes Reports of the MarkeU ot alt the commercial eeators of tho country Its Reports of the Evansvllle Markets are always prompt and reliable. " - . ; It alms to be a reliable General Newspaper, and to be ahoad of all others In every respect. .: The aim of its Editors is to make It the paper for the people; "Instructive to all; sought for by , the business . man, the farmer, the professional man, the me chanic; a household companion ; the politician's guide In fact, to make it as nearly EVERYBODY ' paper as possible. Aiver Men 'will flild our Reports not excelled py any paper i,i the great ilUsittippi Valley . .,, ' Our facilities for doing all kinds of Job 1 tinting for Steamboats are -equaled TKHS-Invitrlably Iu Advance. ! DAILY JOURNAL. One year, by mail............ .ln Kix months, by mll 9 5 Three months, by mall . By the week, payabie to carrier .".".7.".11 TBI-WEEKLY JOURNAU One year 7 co Mix months..... . 4 qq WEEKLY JOURNAL. One copy, one year. ...... 1 50 Twelve copies, one year 15 00 Twenty copies, one year 2U 00

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THE JOURNAL OFFICE BOE3 A I.I. KINDS OP BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, FROM A Twenlj-Sheet Rlaramolh Poster BOWH TO A VliICiiiK or Weddinff Card, Iu the best style of the art, and at prices an low as tho .lowest. ALL iriNifl OP Snow and Traveling Companies Making their Western trip, will find It to their advantage to give us a call, as we have a large ttocH of G U TX,' BORD E R S, &c, d-c. , SUITABLE FOB THEIR BUdlNtiW. ''It ''- . t i - ' 1- ' , j . ; ' Eastern Bills for Colored Printing DUPLICATED ON 8IUIIT. COMMERCIAL PRINTING, :"" .. , sccir as Bill-Head,, '. ' " , Cards, CJiccks, Drafts, Letter' reads, i , : ' , Envelopes, . . . .'. ' , ,.. Blanks , , , V' i , . . , Ijobeh, -i. , . . v. DrayTichetst Dray Books, Bills of Lading Gutter Snipes, - j Dodgers, Hand-B ills, . ' ''. . ,.!' ' Tags, t t ; f Programmes, dc: Picnic, Ball, aud Show TIckctsr l i : . i . - i ' Ol" ALL KINDH, ' . ' ,i -. ' i ' l , , . o : ' ... '1 i - .. . ... i ; ! . . ' . - NEATLY PltlSTEll IN A?iX ( OLOU ; llX,Ili21T work. : ; We are prepared to execute Brief Work fo-f lawyers with dlspatoh aud at reasoulli;Hi:ltii THE PLAOEI . NO- 6 LOCUST SrJF., ' I K EXT' DOOR TO POST-OFFICE. j FIAJTIiro: MILLS. B. r.TRIBLK. W. W. WIXKIHaOW. II. F. TIIIOLE Wt CO., (Successors to Wm. Hunne!,) ', Manufacturers of Doors, Hash, Blinds, Frames, Ac. Also, dealers ia Pine and Poplar Flooring, WeaUierttoardlng, BhlnKluH, La til, Ac Buiiaing material of all klnUa iu our line made to order. Factory and Yard,' Co-ner of WaU ' . , nut and Fifth Streets, ' ; Evansvllle, Indiana. Orderi from abroad promptly attended to.) t ,'''. JOHN 8. DC'OOKKLB. . JO HIT T. TWM9. i- i McCORKLK A: TWEED. - Contractors aud Itnilders, And Manufao. nrers of Sash, Doors. Blinds, Frames, Braclcets i ; Stair-Hails, dec. We keep constantly on hand a large stack of Yellow and White Pine and Poplar Flooring, Poplar and Pine I.nmber, Laths, Bhlugles, Ac Hash, Primed and Ulazed, ou hand and to order. Bend IDr Price List. - FACTORY,1 Cor. WALSCT A EIOIXTH STREET!, . .'; ; '. EVAF8VllK,l2H. All orders prompt 1 attented to. fe23 I JACOB MEYERS & BttO., Contractors and Builders, t ' And Manufacturers of Sasli, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Ac ALSO SEALERS IN LUMBER, LATH & SHINGLES. . aer Estimates made on Euldtngs for furnishing all Mill work and Lumber at the LOWEST PRICES and of the BE-ST MATERIAL.' ' " ' iSontheru l'lanlngr Mill, Corner .Water and Xroodsdl Streets, EVANSVLLLE, 1ND. 8- 1O0.O0O POPLAR AND CYPRESS SlilNOLES for sale cheap. :: apil-6na BRASSFOUNDEE, zC N 'JOHN 1YINS0N, BfiAShOONDERND FIMISHSP. Steam and Gas-Hpe Fitter, Manufacturer and Dealer lu Bteam aud . Water Gauzes, Spelter and Rabbltt ' Metal, and all Articles appertalnlng to a Brass Foundry. STEAMBOAT AND GENERAL BLACK. SMITHIXC, Water Street, bet. Pine and Lect. EVANaVILLK, 1ND. or CaHb paid for old Copper and Brass. ' Estray Notice. , . TAKEN Vl BY OEO. HOBOA.V, 1ST Union Township, a darlc red steer, with white epoui, two years old, marked with under-bit In left and swallow fork lu right ear, appraised at ten dollars, before mblUwtf U.J.NEWMAN, Justice.

MACHINIST, ETC.

C. K.RATZ, FOUNDER and MACHINIST MACHINERY ; AND SUPPLY. AGENCY Builder of Portable Engines and Portable Circular Saw Mills. Hugar Cane Mills, Corn Bhellers, Improved titeel Amalgam and Composition .Bells for farma, shops, engine houses, churches schools, etc., and Machinery and Castings generally, Steam T! . on. I KhUiat I TOT! WOrE Of every dascription. proprietor and Agent of Territory in the Patent Drive Tubular Well. Apply for descriptive circulars and 4c. Work of the best material and work erin manship. Corner First andPine and Second and . Elm Streets, , . evanstiixe, iarniAJfA. Portable Engines (saw mill size), and Portable Circular Saw Mills. " ! Important Notice. The usual amount of steam used to do aawing with by the Portlble Circular Haw MU1 is from 125 to 150 pounds pressure per square Inch. I have reduced this amount and require only from tt) to 80 pounds per square inch, at which steam ia not considered In the least dangerous, and la, at the same time, more economical iu the aavlng of fuel, tc. We append the following certificate of the first of my new style Portable Mills, for the noting and careful perusal of aawyeri and all those desiring to purchase, and solicit a call and careful examination, they now being ready on band and making, mounted on four strong wooden wheels, with wide tires and heavy Iron axlea, anlly drawn from a place, and alwavH ready for operation ia tew Uoore, or mounted on lesand wooden sfclda. or Mji. Kbatzs The Portable Engine you t urnUthed me, I consider as satisfactory and perfect in every respect aa any machine I ever aw. ruus light, uses 5 pouuds of steam for running a double 60 aud M inch circular saw mill lor a common day boslxikkh. An average day 'a work. 6100 to iO.uuO feet of lumber, easy, Vrlth 75 pounds U Bteam. . A.J. CAVDVnu . LynnvillA luo. Other sizes for farm and plantation use and ail other requirements. tT.. : r : 1 TiiuMAiv r;:: 1 - 1 . ! -IMCeorttxiiicBs' ; FOUNDRY, ' i . ' i ' ' i Manufacldiers. atidBullders of w 't ..! . . ' :, -. J;- , - ... S TE AM E IT G I N S, j .'CIBOULAB SAWMILLS, V Grist and Sugar Mills, ' . Tobacco Screw Gumming Machines, I Distillery and Mining Machinery i Malt Mills, Corn Shellert ' i Souse Fronts,' Cellar Grates. .IROK & BRASS CASTINGS JOW ITIST DBSCmtPTION. HimriXKaT OF ALL KINDS MADE AND UEPAIEKD. ' ; ' ' " DUttlt.1 tit BCLTl NG. FIRE BRICKS, STEAM GAI QUGHTIRON PIP OLD MATERIALS BOTJUUT. We Stave the facility of ' tho best machinery and workmen, and will give All work entrusted to us our individual a'vleu-. Uon; All oi-dem promptly; warrant pur work ; and oharg reasonable prices. 1 '" ; ; . ; 1 ' ;- r ' ! ovrrcat aka tcwdt:.' 1 . CORNER PIRSi: & LEET STRKET3, ' ' !jkva3YILle,ind.i ; ' lN.B-"Workmen aenttoall parts to fit op work and do repairing, - . . test BUJdDLl 'i,TUUMAN CO. . COMEIISSIOIJ CARDS. THOS. C. SMITH & CO , i , . momt'E ASA j. Comiiii.s.sion Bleircli'ls Dealers in Flonr, Hay, Oats. Ctrass , Beeds, and Produce gsnerkllj', 3fo. 5 South Water Street, - '.. KVANSVKLL.'S. - ; OrJfers promptly attended to.. Jalt'ly C. C. Lyon. ' . E. C. Machej. Produce and Commission Slerckitnta, " Dealers in Hay ', Corn Flour Oats and ; Produce Generally. , V v'V" No. 30 North Water Street," novl3 3m EVANSVILLE, IND. K. II. jrAIKOHIXJ.-.- . JOILN W, BINGHAM FAlIiClilLI), & BlAtlHAM, '' i CoiismissioEi Mreli'ts ; .: NEW ORLEANS, LAil " ' '. V i"Personal attention, and prompt retorts gaaranteed. rnov8 d6m L. Ruj-fnik, ' ja., Evansvllle I ml ' ' 1 JoHN Giir.Golcndl iu'8fnd- ' 1 ' Gts. DcttoucHBT, Evansvllle, Ind. L; RUFFNEB, Jr., & CO., Coiumissiou Merch'ts Provision and Produce Dealers, ' Sole Agents Ohio River ami Kanawha . halt Companies, , ; - -. .'-,.. " . i . . EVAXSVILLK. IJS. keeD err large stock of FLOUR In are anolln8 500 barrels per week. W can flu orde.s for any grade that may be wanted, at the lowest market prices. Orders for Provisions and Produce solicited and satisfaction warranted. Terms cash. We Issue 500 Price-Currents weekly, and will mrnish a copy recularly to any one deslrlne cs to do ro. . ool?dtf L. ItUPPNKR. J.. CO. 8TANDAJRD . of all kinds, eaidam HORNBROOIv A CO.. No. V North Water Street - - UvantroiUe. Intf WINDOW-SHADES. J. KllKINLANDiSR, WXIOZ.KSAUC DI1LXK IX UOMENTIC AND SPASI IicaF Tobacco, NO. 115 MAIN STREET, doi5 d3m EVANSVILLE, IND.

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MACHINISTS. Z HA HEX, Crescent ' FbiiiidrjV Corner of Canal and Ingle Sti, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,: Manulacturers of STB AM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS Portable Circular Saw Mills,' 4Jn i Kachlnerj 1 of! every Descrlptloo PBAI.ER3 a BELTING .vTiJ A if n a rm fp u . . FIRE BRICK, i . ,':nA 1 ' ' ' , WHO UGUT IRON PIPE, dcc. dec. Repairing done at Short Notice. " '- j ie f u'.n Also agents for, ,. ; ;- j ; Still welTi Patent Heater and Lime nov7Iy nr.1 WILLIAM HEILMAN K 1 (Successor to Krats & Bellman.) ITi' FOUKDKY, .!! ... '1. : ! MANlIfArn'RIvK AND scildcb or i. . fOBTABLE AND STATI0XABT Stnim Engines and Hollers, ; -' . ... i,, - .. ,.. - . '1 . 1 SAW ) AND GRIST . KILL f? j : MACHINERY, I : : .it ) .. .!,: . rJ",l-o-li iuyp Machluon, Cotton aud Tobacco lreaea, rxrrt4Mi I.AR SA W MILL8, r CVANSVILIiE, ISilllASA. SHEET IRON AND COPPER VORK made to order on short notice., .: IRON AND "9RAS3 CAHTlNOS of every description, i , . , : ) ; J " Dealers in ! HTEAM GAUGES, O Ui BELTING. FIRE BIUCKB, WttOUUUX IRON PIPEH, BOLTING CLOTHS, Ao. manafactoxers" prices. ; . c - ,. KEPAJRINO done At short notice. r PHALOX'S FAFHIA5 I0TI0ir' For Seantlfjln the Skin and Com Hemovea all Eruption. Freckles, PUapies. Moth Blotches, Tan, etc., and renders the Skin SOl, wr.ono wtvmwy. .... For Ladles In the Nursery it is Lnvalu .hi. ' - ..... ' For Gentlemen after Shaving it has no p.'nhi.n liitinn" is the only rellabl i emedy for diseases and blemishes of the ' PHAWlSCS -PAPHIAN SOAP" tOI he. Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, will nol Cb P tne skin. , Price 25 cents per cake. '. "FfXK IB MATTO." ir , . VMK K MAYO." ; ! ' oerfnDie tor the Handkerchief. A New ruiinil lAuninr VrurtnM. Exquisite, nlieate. LaatioK Fraerance. P ji.UJ n BAjri 1 iN ew i or. jKold br aU d. -UKSTtaUl fly GREAT LLND i SALE I Seven Rich and BijMj Improved : Cnlo River Tobicc f . , . with aU . their Ak0 . , j : ' i tenances, ' i Aiid 504 CITY XOJS, Located In the wealthy County of . Ufctt" ',1-: f . derson, Kentucky. . Capital Prize, . , $150,010 2Pries, e&ch....U ....127,500 '' 4 Pi izes, each .. . .... 13,750 280 I'll zes, each.... I'M 110 Prizes, each. M ....M.. luo Prizes, each.. JLIolcotw, FITE BOJLAItsj . ' r . j 1 ' i ' ; ' ' ' 'i ' ' r ' Besides the above prizes, there is nb IH-lze of 15.000, TWO of 8100 esh, and rovs. of (WW, cash, rent money lor i Jie year 189, which go to the winners of th e first seven prizes, respectively. Also, a U the rent money for 187;), for which goou'. bonds will be taken, and assigned to tho drawing tbo prizes. Final drawing; t. -place LOUISVILLE, ky. This popular enterprise is Indorsed by very leading ofiicial In the SlaU tot iveutncky.uud upwards of nve nundr tcloher most prominent citizens - L. &. LYNIi, Cashier Farmers" Bank, Henderson, Ky. K. B. ALEXANDER, Commercial, :3aak, Louisville, Ky. JOHN C. LATHAM, President 1 li ik of Hopkinsvlile.Hopktnsvllle.Ky.. ' J JAB. L. DALLAM. Commercial. JBank, Paducah. Ky. . . . H. O. THOMAS, Caubier, Lexlng';ot. Ky. W. B. TYLElt, Caablei Depos it 11a nk, Owensboro, Ky. Oood dub Agent Wanted Everiwhere.- .

Dissolution of Copartnership.' TVTOTICK IS HEREBY OIVEJW. that AM the copartnership hei-etoi'ore existing; , lu the Agricultural aud Ct rami86lou business in Evansvllle, Indiana, between. Thos. Bcantlln, James At. BcantlUJ, and Jas. D. Parvln, nnder the-' firm Mm of Bcantlln, Parvln A Co., is: this &y dissolved by mutual consent. . ' Tb business of the late firm will be sett! jed y either the above parties. , TH03. E ATLIN. , . JAS. M. KUANTLLNV J. D. PA JtVIN. Evansvllle, Indiana, Mar- ?A 19, 1870. .nthZl 3W

STEAMBOATS.

1870. Evansvllle & Tennessee River Packet. " " " FOB PADUCAH, E1STPCET i FLORENCE. The fleet and elegant Passenger Steamer JR,A.J?XXA.iS No. ' Capt. Lee Hoeu.: ; Bob. C. McMkciian, Clerk, Leaves Evansvllle, aa above, every FBIDAY, promptly at 4 o'clock p.m. The steamer .KAPID AN Ho. 2 wlU run during the season as above, connecting at Danville with the L.. C. A M. Railroad and at Johnsonville with the N.4N.W Kallroad, for all points Kast and Weet Having been thoroughly repaired and re furnished throughout, they offer special inducements m paasengers ana snipper . tor speed, safety, and comfort. . oraej-a lor pig iron, uressea or unureKKea yellow pine lumber, loit with our Agent, will receive prompt attention Hhlppera can rely on this boat leaving frompUy, paying special attention to colactions and way business. For freight or passage apply on board, or to J Aa. A. OA K LEY. Jal5dtf ; : Agent. Evansvllle, Henderson, & Nashville ' Railroad Transfer Packet to , ' Henderson. The magnificent side-wheel steamer I -?: ' ' . '. : J? Jk. Y JBZ rJ? rr JE , A. O. Durland, Master : J. C. Boyle, Clerk, Will leave Evansvllle dally for Henderson at 3 p.m. Keturns to EvaokvlUe every morning at 8 a.m., and every Haturday evening at 9 p.m. Loaves Evansvllle every Monday at 7 a.m. fcVlS tf , Rernlar Wedn8sday and Saturday 1 . . Packet' , . j FOB PADTJCAH AND CAfHO. ' ' ( .The new and elegant steamer ' ' ; ..(,,., -! 1 '1 ill 1 S'AM. ORR, Allks Ditnoaw Master; " - tixrt Vinyark, Clrk. " leaves ' Kvakhvillk every WEDNESDAY and BATUKDAY, at 4 p.m. Leaves Cairo every THUKSDAY and SUNDAY at S p. k., making close connections at Cairo with flrst-clasa packets for BU Louis, Memphis and New Orleans. Connects at Evansvllle with the E. & C. Railroad, and the Tarascon for Louisville. For freight or passage apply on board. OI to . . : . M.JU.UMPIiKY ACO. ; Qd JAB. A. OAKLEY, deoSdtf Agents. JtOB. PADUCAH AND CAIRO. liTTr I The famous low-pressure QUICKSTEP, Jack Gbamkkb, Master, Leaves Kvansvtrie for Cairo every Si ON DAY and THURSDAY, at 4 p.m., positively, connecting at Cairo with St. Louis, Memphis, and flew Orleans packets. no29 dtf PHY. D. V1K i'Cti, Agent. Rejrular Evansvillo and ; Bowlingi u- 5 . ureen racicet. : ; - ' The new and elegant Bteamor . ' ' . ,w. a. vawritkb, piaster, . Leaves Kavnsvtlle for Bowling-Green very TUKHDA Y, at 4 p.m. Leaves Kvansville for Woououry every SATURDAY, at 4 P.M. j or ireignt or passage appiy ou ooara. nova5'ti dtf s . ' ! For Padnoah and Cairo. The magnificent new low-pressure steamer iciTY OF EYASSYILLE, i If' T TlATfar MautAP Leaves Kvausvllle every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 4 P.M. promptly, connecting at Cairo with BU Louis. Memphis, and New Orleans packets. i W.O.BROWN A CO. ' mnlltf and PHY. L. VXiCTH, Axents. JiEOULAll JSVANHVILLR AND VAN JVA'L ION T1U- WJCKKL Y JfA VKKT. . TOR OWENSHORO, RfCKlORT, AND Theelegant passenger steamer Lafayette Elder, Master, ' John A. Adams, CJcrk." Leaves i for-Cannclton aud all way laodtngs every 'J-CKSOAY.TIf (TKKSIAY, AKO NATUIt" ' IIAY. AT 10 A.M-.l fx I vlng especial attention to way business I auu Mna onlnrft. For 'K'JJ'.Vr.sfflge apply on board, or HEAL ESTATE. 7 j - . Rew ileal Estate !. Agency. 1 L iJT. P. Elliott & Sou ATE OPEJfEl) A KKAI. I.STATi Agency for the sale of and renting Q. Ituius, ntmsee, sc, c Persona having houses or land to rent oi ell, or pertiona wishing to purchase or rent, will do well by. calling- on them at their oflloe, on 1 Third Street,'' near Locust1 In JElliott'w Uloclfi ! Innelltf BOAT STORES OIXS . j J. HI.NZKJJI & SOA, 1 i ; Wholesale Dealers in Boat Stores; Lubricating, Coal, and I Lard Oils; Cordage, Rosin. H f Pitch, &c, So. 20 WATER HTBEJCT, . apr28 dly Bet. Main and Vine. UNION R.R.&TCAN8P0RTATI0N . j - COMPANY, i ; ' Proprietor of the " t Union Line, n y (A) AlientOTTii Line, ::; v W National Line, Through Fast Frelsrbt LFnes, running, without transfer, between the Heuboara Cities and the West, via Hie Pennsylvania Kallroad and Connectlnx Railroads. The facilities for handling Kant-bound and West-bonnd freights to or from New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore have been largely 1m proved. . Kpecial attention given to the transport, atlon of Tobacco. For information in regard to rates, over--'"-arges, or damages on freight, apply to i. ... 1 1 . t 1 1 1 1 r . . . . . . , No. 5 bouth Water St.." fet2d3m Evansvllle, lad. MTTSlQAIi GOODS. .W. WAKBKX. " . J?-0 ... So. 61 KILV SXEEET. 1 DEAIJUta in ' ' PIANOS, OBGANS, J1USI0 And MoMeal Goods all kinds. Orders by'so-ail promptly attended to. i vM lv ' - - ; RESTAURANTS. . jJl vxa x-aax- x-xy is x joiiN'c scawEizEa'3 ; jCain fit. ; Exchange, .XET. FIFTH AND SIXTH ST8., Th- CL"aPe8t Oyster House In Town 1 nitrJIL' OTSTEHft r TIIK FIWKWT X quallt" received from Baltimore dally Meals atall 2!onn 33 cents; Oyster Soup 10 cents : uoagin T" )pen from A , M.J 12 H.Sf. Mp4 dlv XUMBEi:-IlIM IJEU. mllG srJBSCRI.EB CONTIStES 1 the Lura ber iiunlL'eafi at bis old stand .Th,. .( M.m and Hevenlh Htreets and would respeetlully Inform the publlo that his s toe It ia r.cw.- . .. umhraclne l'lne of all thlckneswes and quality, from the lse-t Third Common : Hafjinaw Uoara up to Three-inch First Cler l'iank. Also. 500 UOOIUJ ot various thicknesses rad styles, and windowash, Pine and Poplar Slilneles, . l!atb. Mouldings, Caelnga, ordersomi : country, river or rail 1 filled promptly. JOHN F. ULOVKK.

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TI 23 XV U For Other River Items, See Fourth J'agc. Il'vals l)n Here. AmoDp: tho first boats duo hero are the Quickstep from Cairo; MorniDfr Star and Idlcwild from Louisville ; Sam J. Hale and Lewellin, from Mem phis;l W, Siradcr, Mary Miller and Virginia, from New Orleans; Law rence, for Nashville; Abeona, lor St. Louis; Nightingale, from Arkansas River; Shamrock, from St. Louis; Uapidan No. 2, from Eastport ; Spray, from Nashville; Mary Houston and Louisville, for New Orleans; Norman, from Cincinnati; Robert Barns, for Memphis; R. E. Leo, from Nev Orleans. , Bonis Leaving: To-day. :' ) Fob. Paducah. .and CAiao.-The beautiful clipper steamer Idlewild, built expressly for Ihe trade, with ospecialrefereQco to speed, oomfort and safety, will leave at4 p. m., to-day, on her first trip for Cairo and all way landings. All who have seen , her, pronounce her the moat beautiful and, elegant steamer of modern timea, and possessing all' tho elements of great speed.! ' She goes out in charge of a picked crew, all her cfiurs.ji being thorough gentlemen, and experienced and competent stcamboatmcn. Capt. Qua. Fowler is her distinguished commander. Will. P.Fowlcr and Duke Nichelson, are her clerks, assisted by Ed. Thomas in tho freight department,1 and : three more competent or popular clerks were never associated together. Mr. Al Tucker is her mate. and is a gentlemen of vast experi ence. Geo. Jackson is her' renowned steward, and provides sumptuously. Harry Johnson, lata of the-Quickstep, has his famous "battery" on tho starboard quarter, supplied with'ths choicest liquors.1 ' Her engineers and pilots are gentlemen of ypar9 of experience, and are sober, steady and al ways attentive to duty. Wo predict for, the Idlewild and her crew an unprccedentcd popularity. Call au oard to day and examine: her. . i . ! For II ENDERiiOJ. T h o fl e c t s tea m -er Fayette leaves fory Henderson at 3 P. M. to-day, ia charge of that competent ' and attentive commander, Captain A. O. Durland, with Jerry Boyle in her office. ' " ' "; Fon Nashville. -Tho magnificent new steamer Mallie llagon is the regular packet for Nashville and all way porta, at 4 I M. to-day, in charge of that eminent commander and slcrling - gentleman, Capt, - Josh. V. Tbroop, . with George ..Throop and John Throop, twa polite And popular young men, in tho ofBoe. The Mallie ltagon is entirely new, and most elegantly appointed. Give her a ; liberal patronago to-day. . r , For Loui8tillb. The - favorite Morning Star will bo tho mail and express paoket for Louisville at C p.m. to-day, and is admirably appointed Capt. Frank O. Smith, a gentleman of great experience, . commands, and Frank Dougherty and Frank Jones do the honors ' of the office, and are careful, accurate and obliging. The Star , is one 'of' tho ' most excellent boats'that graces our wharf, and everything about her is first class. Fba Nkw Orleans. The famous Mary Houston ii annouoced for New Orleans this evening. She is a new and magnificent steamer, unsurpassed in her cabin and eratcroom appoint ments, and noted for her great speed. Capt. L. B. -Dunham and Harry Walker, among the most experienced and popular stcamboatman, are her chief officers. ! . , . ' . QUEEKSWARE. BAMKL O. MARK. ' M. WAKRKK.' MARK,:' WARREN & .CO., ' direct isiposTeha;', ' and WII0LESALlrjEALKIiS In i . , vi t i i o h w It J9 Lamps, Looklnrj-Glasscs, CUandeliorH Scc No. 25 Jlvt street. Werecelre our Queensware direct from the Potteries of Stafford shire, iKnglaud via Mew Orleans and New York; hence pay no second-hand proiltH which right fully belong to our cuHtotners. , . We have the ICXCLUIVK CONTROL in this market of MKAKINM celebrated 8TONK CHINA WAUB, ineludlna those beautiful patterns, " China," . and "Cot ton," which are now having a great run throughout the country, of which we are receiving regular shipments of original assorted cratfs, and regular stock for repacking. Just received, fresh from IJuiogeH, France, a larnti stock of UDLI) BAND.PLAIN WiilrK.and DbCUHAXKh FK1CNOH CHINA. - , , ' A N KW OIUDK, Jnst Jn, a full line of lirldgewood's llwht Walle Granite Ware, French, China shapes ami flobth:-a very superior article, ut much letta coxt than China. f . " Consult your own interest by examining oar stock before' purchasing eixeWDUO, i . r UOVW M vrrrrwifir tiril IAU K RENEWEK. Has proved itself to bo the rnoMt perfect preparation for the lialr ever ouVred to the publie to - Restore Gray Hair, to its Original Color, , . And create a new urowth where it has fallen oft from disease or natural decay. It will prevent the Hair from falilogout, . All who use it are unanimous In w'-d-lng it the pralBe of belrjg the bent Hair iJrestting extant. , . , , Oar Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail. MANCFACTUKKD OKtY 11Y It. F. HALL. U W., iRuu., ii Froirrletora. For salo by all drugsrlsts. ap2 dim (eod) wlnal For Sale, BRICK IIOIJHE and two'i.oth on Hsventh Htreet, between Hycan,ra and Vine, eait side. - Terms. oDeihir.l riiRli : balance on twelve and t-lht.-n months' credit. For particulars Inquire at H and4il, corner rimt and v merit reeu. mhlalni I. A D. HLIMANN.

TEA STOHH.

ORIE?TAI k2 .Mm . fl. A. COOn HA Now oi'e u;i inn t:r . "'"K.ln Hid ;.'w Optrn JIoh-, anil oilers to tew tr.i. the ht-nt asxnrt.-i stoekof i-aney ami Htr.ple Or(tr;w tver oiTored lu thlx city. Alt grades, from t !i chaiot.Ht to a k--o.I, chenp Tea, au I pie l. i hiiir-i. it Lu bt-il ut low for the h trrm lu lily ha an l,u bought in New Yoik, of any Taa company or Xoa Dealer. BIO, Oid Oovf-rmri int Java, CVylon. and Java a-i.r!i; 1 nrmln at ir!cthat will defy competition. Coifce will ba roasted every day aud ground f ; oi charge. SUGARS. GUAWITIjATKEY, Ciushfd, I'cwderrd, Cut Loaf, Corr. e. A, JJ, fie, lit prlivo that will be Hiiro to suit. r"rnTT-ri-i A. J- lJ AT "T?yllITK tlKIPS, Now York Hti-am w Arnbt-rand OolJtn.al prlous lowtr than any time since the war. Buttor ixnti Olio e ho. SXTKA choice genuine Orange County liulur. Kiua choice tfcuulae umusu butter. CHOICE IlOLL. BUfTKK. New York Factory CVieesu to Hull all ''!"'. , , . , . tastes. Western IRojorva Chcsae, English Dairy -Pine Apnlj Sap Sago and K idam " Ail are aHk) to cull i nil it f!n gooJx, cheap prlccn auj .;il nuiiluii h ar ouureu at ORIENTAL TEA STORE, I NKW li'KKA. UOIHK 'I ; , ' i .'CAN G00D3, PI 3KLE.1, &.G. . jpiKKNii sruAviii:i;:iii:s, Fresh Raspberries, " FichIi Blackberries, ' ; Fine Apple, . V Clierrliw, M i Tomulout), r)scli ,v x trs. '" Peas, .;u.- v"Judor Corn, "f Lima Beans. Chow Chow, Jm; trial licit rickks; Captain White's Orie ntal Pickle, Prince of Wales Sala I Sauce, Worcestershire Sauce, Tomato Catsup, Assorted Shaker Pre. rves, Pure Honey, Horse liadih, French Olives, French 1'rmrTVcx, asI i sorted, dc, '., at the. Oriental 1??n. fitoi-o. Just In Time for the Ilollilajs I EXTKA CKOHIV I I I; 11 1 A I. HA1H1NH, (all buuehoa.; . Choice liayer Italslni, H'Utaua KalMlnsi, (iooa Citron, LcinDo I'n-I, .ant Currants, Freucli Frunuf, White l-'rencli Urapes, (fresh,) first ev.sr oilred in 1 tie city. Atmore's Mince Pie I feat, i Shaker Prescncs, Guava Jelly French Olives, Scotch Marmalade., " i French -Mustard (imparted), 1 ' fc, tc, at the Orioit:il HCna. Btoro. . OAS FITTING, ETC. IlOXAM FIBI1EI DIALEU IN C&unilellcrs and Gas Fixtures, ,i ' Gas and Steam Pipe Fitter, ! A . al i.ocij.st ktuj::t. i i JiVANrtVILI.K, INI). ; . LAW CAIIDS. '. : o. -ic. DAVIH," ( At OKN1IY A N ! COUWSELOH AT L A W, , ; IIASUtlHItUIUJ, 117.. ' (J!une norlh of 'ho Couit lldtD-o Bnuari). lrAotirt-s in all the Courts of thj Ht.utu jariU4-'im rr 'lanAsTri. LUnmriELb, A T T 6 R N E Y A T L A W 0IC Wast Khle Third Hlrnnl, hot. LocuhI and Muln (up-Ktuirx;, Ja!S d :nt ; IJvanhvu.lx.Ind. (J. 1 1 A Mi L 1 N " Uwi and Kcal Estate (Hike, (With WM. II. WALKER,) ohm:u maix ASffi Tinno hth. ValiiuMoCltyatidBubnrhn.il l'ropirty; Farm iands lu ludlatiu, Illinois, nj Ku tacky lor bmIo or exchati dnin - . "vvm. t:i:.ivis, XT. H, OInliii Ajrenf. Also,' UKAL KSTATK and COLLICCTINU , i : - AUKJS C. lOfneoon Main Htreot, bntwrpen Third and Fourth, No. ViV. (over Kellfn's Uun Htor), ICvansvUle, Ind. nplM,'Ui. - V7"pr"iLAK'HlAVi; JlOC'IOICIXKY tit LAW. i Offlce on TbirJ Btreet, In Washing ion IIunH Block. Will practice i tne varlons Court of toe Circuit. From rt attention to o.'fiee busloMis deo4 ddin M rl.ltl.lt A ftlMA WM Dancing Academy, AT MAHLKTT HALL. We hei lav lo inform onr lr(nds and . the puhiic Keneraily thai we Imvu jn-1 oiMihed a new Course of Haoolnz. atureativ reduiM:d rateH. 1'areuts d.Alrous of liavlna thelrrhlldren educated in the Ti-rnslo inn-uu Art would do wml to entrust lh k:uio to our cure. While we spate no t-lloru In teaching, wo piy esieslal ottentloa to the eoixi beVlor Of all scholars. Satisfactory riurnccs can hi given. ' Prices are tut follows : For Oentlf-rnen who hava already taken one course with us !2percoarsu ForOentlemen not compteot to dance.. SI pur rourso For ImwIIS- ..SI j't-r oouma For Children Si perconrHn Maxrjuerado Holts ti baud aud juadu to order at reasonable raun, JlOLFKLItKIt H HKKMANN. Jaa) d3ml Mariett Hall, cor. Mal i (U. Crescent City Iooriug KAPPLER & SALMON, . rropriiiors, Sash, Duors, 1111 nils, Francs, oulJIi-r IManlu?, Ulpplnir, Hpiltllng, and Hcroll Sawing done at hhort u lle. Flue and i'oplnr Kioorinit. HVMug, 1'rnwied and Hough Luiub.r, alvvujs ou lind, for sale. Also, Holel'roprb-torsi.nd Manufacturtra Of the CKLKUKATt:l

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111 PICE U T PEN CE, Kuownss the Trro Ha ite l'lcltut l-'tmcn Jt Im chu-ip aud durable, and uu iimnnifiit totha place wliore It fc lands. All orders prom pt.y attended to. , factory, Cor. DIvIhIo i and Canal Sis,, EVANBVri-l,. l.VD. ftpr27-Uly (3taw) "WATCIILIAIIIIfO. A. C. KOBENCKANS. MAHBlf MiSll It U0SENC1UN3 & SMITH, Watchmakers aid Jewelers, jbo. ia south r- i:c(n n n r.. BFAI.KKS In Amf rlran. Kntrllhh and Hwlmt Wl. h", In KOltl, miver and tiialed chkbs. h i no Jew elry, Kll vi-r War, ClOCkS, AC. I'tTKIIIlHl iitlcmi'ou lva to repairs of flue watc-hes, Ac. W No work entrust e 1 ppreuUces, IseiJ-1 U'